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PREFATORY NOTE.

Under the provisions of the. act of Congress approved July 8, 1870, "An act to
revise, consolidate, and amend the statutes relating to patents and copyrights,"
the registration of works in which copyright was claimed was transferred to the
Library of Congress. The first registration under this act was dated July 10, 1870,
and the fu-st registration for a dramatic work was made on July 21 , the same year.
The present catalogue of Dramatic Compositions Copyrighted in the United States
includes all titles for dramatic works registered from July 21, 1870, to December 31,
1916, inclusive; upwards of 60,000 titles. It does not represent, however, a collec-
tion of the same number of deposited works. Under the legislation in force from
July 8, 1870 to July 1, 1909, it was customary to file the title-page of the di-ama in
advance of the deposit of copies and subsequently deposit the required copies. The
result has been that a great many titles were filed for registration which were not
followed by the deposit of copies. This was especially so in the case of dramas, and
it is estimated that in more than 20,000 cases, while the title has been recorded, no
copies have been received. It has been deemed advisable to include in this catalogue
all titles recorded ; and where no copies have been found, the failure to receive them
is indicated by the omission of any date of copies received.

By the copyright act of 1909, the preliminary deposit of the title-page was
abolished and registration has only been possible upon the deposit of the dramatic
work, two copies in the case of a published drama and one manuscript copy in the
case of an unpublished play (where "copies have not been reproduced for sale").

This catalogue it is hoped will speak for itself. The bibliographical form was
adopted after careful consideration of the many questions involved. It is thought
that the arrangement by titles in one alphabet for the whole collection will prove the
most serviceable. The titles in this alphabet are numbered consecutively, and from
the index the citation is to the number following the title of each play, instead of to the
printed page. This direct citation it is believed will be found a distinct advantage.
A supplementary alphabet includes the titles registered while the printing was in
progress, and contains about 3,500 titles.

Because of the great bulk of the work, it has been necessary to make each
entry in a very condensed form and to supply the facts to be recorded, and which
are repeated in relation to each title — name and address of claimant; date of deposit
of title and registration; date of publication (for pubHshed dramas), and date of
deposit, together with class designation and entry number — in an arbitrarily devised
form of abbreviated statement. ^This should be properly understood to prevent
mistakes. Following this prefatory note are printed careful explanations with
examples. The different provisions of the various copjTighted laws should be
clearly borne in mind to correctly interpret the indications found in the cop}Tight
paragraph follo^^^ng each title. From 1870 to June 30, 1909, the date of the regis-
tration of the title-page was the date upon which the term of copyright protection
began to run. From July 1, 1909, this is so only in the case of unpublished dramas
C'not reproduced in copies for sale"); but the beginning of this term of copyright
is indicated by the date of the receipt of one manuscript copy (the deposit of a
title-page having been abrogated). Since July 1, 1909, however, the beginning of

PREFATORY NOTE.

the copyright protection in the case of each dramatic work pubHshed since that
date is the date of 'publication, which is indicated by the arbitrary sign © C' copy-
righted") authorized by the copyright act, followed by such stated date of pubhca-
tion.

From 1870 to 1899 all copyi-ight registrations were made without any class
designation of the worlvs in one series of numbered entries for each year. To
indicate such entries the year date is followed by the entry number (e. g., "1875:
13297").

Dimng the year 1900 the cop}Tight records were for more convenient use
divided into four classes: "A," "B," ''C," and "D." In this classification dra-
matic compositions were designated "A." From 1901 the class designation *'D"
was used up to July 1, 1909, and after that date also under the express provision of
section 5 of the copyright act which then went into effect. The entries for all classes
of copyright works were given a new series of twentieth centur}^ numbers from Janu-
ary 1, 1901, and the designation briefly indicated (e. g., dramatic compositions,
''xxc, class D, No. 18971").

The main alphabet of the titles of the registered dramas contains cross-references
from aU alternative, or secondary or translated titles; and also from the titles of all
plays contained in any volume or volumes of collected dramas. The alphabet of
titles is followed by an alphabetical index containing references from the names of
aU authors, joint authoi-s, editors, translatoi's, and copyi-ight proprietors; together
with cross-references from pen-names, pseudonyms, etc.

This catalogue was under contemplation and was carefidly planned for many
yeai-s before it became possible to carry out the work. The supervision of the final
preparation of the catalogue was intrusted to Mi*. Henry S. Parsons, Chief of the
Catalogue and Index Division of the Copyi-ight Office, and he has devoted to the
details of the work um-emitting care and attention. The original title cards were
prepared by the indexing and cataloguing force of his division, but the task of
unifying the title entries, making sm'e of absolute accuracy, and the general editing
of the printer's copy from A to Z has been the work of Mrs. Mary Wright Davis.
Faithful and intelligent assistance in this task has been rendered by Dr. Woodbmy
Pulsifer and Mi". Earl M. Jeffrey, and the titles in foreign languages have been care-
fully revised by Dr. George C. Keidel, all members of the Copyi-ight Office force.

The cojjyi-ight act provides that the register of copyi-ights at stated intervals
shall print complete and indexed catalogues for each class of copyi-ight entries, and
expressly provides that such consolidated catalogues and indexes shall be supplied
" to all persons ordering them at such prices as may be determined to be reasonable"
by the Superintendent of Public Documents. In accordance with this provision of
law 1,000 copies of the present work is offered to subscribei-s at a price of $4 for the
set of tAvo volumes, bound in cloth.

Respectfully submitted,

Thorvald Solberg,

Register of Copyriglits.
Herbert Putnam,

Lihrarian of Con/p'ess.

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EXPLANATIONS WITH EXAMPLES.

Tlie complete title of the drama is in each case followed by a paragraph con-
taining (1) the name and address of the copyright owner; (2) the date of the entry;
(3) the date of the deposit of copies in the Copyright Office; (4) the date of publi-
cation, for works deposited since July 1, 1909, under the present law; and (5) the
class designation and registration number by which the entry is identified on the
copyright records. Since the provisions of the copyright law have been altered
from time to time during the period covered by this catalogue, the order and sig-
nificance of the copjTight paragraphs show a corresponding variation. For a com-
plete guide to these differences reference should be made to the carefully selected
examples with full explanations and to the list of abbreviations which follow.

EXAMPLES.

The actual samples below are followed by explanations to indicate
the proper reading of the data :

Aaron Burr; or, The kingdom of silver, liistoi-icr.l drama in 4 acts, by C. E, jqqq*^*''^ P"*^'' *°
Stouks. Doylestown, O., George A. Corbus, 1887.

© Cliarles Erastus Stoaks, Doylestown, 0.; 1886; 28114, Dec. 13; 2c.
Dec. 18, 1877. 36

Explanation : The above title was received for copyright registra-
tion in the name of Charles Erastus Stoaks, of Doylestown, Ohio, on
Dec. 13, 1886, from which date the original 28-year period of
copyright protection began ; the title was recorded as entry no. 28114
of that year; two published copies were received to complete the
entry on Dec. 18, 1887.

After the circus; farce in 1 act, by Lawrence Chenoweth. Clyde, O., Ames Entries in 1900.
pub. CO., 1900. 17 p. 12". (Ames's series of standard and minor drama,
no. 422.)

© Ames pub. co., Clyde, O. ; 1900 A : 29671, Dec. 6 ; 2c. Dec. 8. 496

Explanation : Ames pub. co., claimants of copyright, filed title of
work on Dec. 6, 1900, from which date the 28-year term of protec-
tion began; title recorded as entry no. 29671 in Class A of that year;
two published copies were received on Dec. 8, 1900.

Across the desert; drama in 4 acts, by Wayne Campbell. Typewritten. jan°*i*^\90l'^^and
© H. Walter Van Dyke, Baxter. la.; D: 404, Apr. 8, 1901; 2c. May 6, Jufy l,' 1909.'
1901.

Explanation: H. W. Van Dyke, of Baxter, Iowa, is the claimant
of copyright; recorded as Class D, no. 404; title received for regis-
tration on Apr. 8, 1901, from which date begins the 28-year term of
protection; two typewritten copies received on May 6, 1901.

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EXPLANATIONS WITH EXAMPLES

Dramas registered after Jan. 1, 1901, were given a consecutive
(century) series of registration numbers as " Class D."

Entries after Admiral Peters; comedy in 1 act, by W. W. Jacobs and Horace Mills, New
fSd^ dSas. ^°"' York, S. French ; London, S. French, ltd. 13 p. 12°.

© Sept. 16, 1909; 2 c. Sept. 17, 1909; D: 16812; Samuel French, ltd.,
London. 301

Explanation: Copyright was secured by publication on Sept. 16,
1909, from which date the 28-year term began; two copies were de-
posited in the Copyright Office on Sept. 17, 1909, and were recorded
as Class D, no. 16812, in the name of the claimant, Samuel French,
ltd., London.

On July 1, 1909, the revised and consolidated copyright act of Mar.
4, 1909, went into effect, under which the copyright term, in the case
of published works, begins from the date of publication with notice
of copyright, instead of from the date of registration in the Copy-
light Office as under previous legislation.

JuF^r mg'^^Um- ^-^^tement (The); drama in 4 acts, by W. B. Carlock. 176 p. obi. 16°. Type-
published dramas. written.

© Ic. Aug. 18, 1913 ; D : 34193 ; Wayne B. Carlock, San Francisco. 46

Explanation: One unpublished typewritten copy of the above
drama was received in the Copyright Office on Aug. 18, 1913, from
which date the copyright term runs ; it was recorded as Class D, no.
34193, in the name of the claimant. Wayne B. Carlock, of San
Francisco.

Should a drama which is entered as unpublished be subsequently
published the law provides for the making of a new entry.

Christus; a mystery in 3 parts, by H. W. liOngfellow. Boston and New York,
Houghton, Mifflin and company, 1886.

© Houghton, Mifflin & co., Boston; 1886: 28719, Dec. 16; 2c. Dec. 20.

7279d

Same.

© Ernest W. Longfellow, Cambridge, Mass., in renewal for 14 years
from Sept. 30, 1900; 1900 A: 12737, May 21. 727!)e

Same.

© Ernest W. Longfellow, Cambridge, Mass., as child of the deceased
author, in extension for 14 years. Renewal no. 5061, Jan. 14, 1914. Ke-
newal entry May 21, 1900, no. A : 12737. 7279 f

Explanation : The above three entries show the registration of an
edition of " Christus " in 1886, a 14-year renewal of the same in 1900,
and a further 14-year extension of the term in 1914.

The present copyright law permits a renewal of an entry, during
the last year of the original term, for a second term of 28 years. If
such an entry has already been renewed for 14 years under the pre-
vious law, it can be extended for a further term of 14 years. This
gives in either case a total of 56 years' protection.

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Renewal entries.

ABBREVIATIONS

© sign to indicate publication or copy-

right registration

Ic. 1 copy deposited

2c. 2 copies deposited

A Class A, Books

A ad int. Class A ad interim, Books published
abroad in English entered for the
ad Interim term

A-Foreign Class A-Foreign, Foi'eign books in a
foreign language

arr. arranged

aufl. auflage

bd. band

bearb. bearbeitet

bros. brothers

O Class C, Musical compositions

cie. compagnie

CO. company

D Class D, Dramatic compositions

ed. edition, edited

exr. executor

front. frontispiece

g. m. b. h. Gesellschaft mit beschrankter haf-
tung

hrsg. herausgegeben

i. e. that is

illus. illustration, illustrations

Impr. imprimerie

Also the customary abbreviations for names of

inc.

incorporated

jr.

junior

1.

leaf, leaves

ltd.

limited

ms.

manuscript

n.p.

no place of publication

nar.

narrow

no.

number

nr.

numero

numb. 1.

numbered leaves

obi.

oblong

p.

page, pages

p.l.

preliminary leaves

port.

portrait

pseud.

pseudonym

pt, pts.

part, parts

pub.

publishing

res. no.

reservation number, Books entered

for copyright reservation under

the act of Mar. 3, 1905

rev.

revised

sr.

senior

suppl.

supplement

t

tome

tr.

translated, translation

u.

und

T.

volume, volumes

vs.

versus

nonths and states.

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DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

A chacun son grelot; fantasie en 1 acte, par
Milo de Meyer et Fernand de Rouvray.
Paris, C. Joubert. 18 p. 8".

© Oct. 1, 1912 ; 2c. Dec. 2, 1912 ; D : 31516 ;
Joubert, Paris. 1

A. D. T. no. 1534.

© R. A. Barnet, Boston; 1900, A: 10682,
Apr. 27. 2

A. D. 1; the year one; or. The charioteer, by
Cliarles Barnard.

© Neil Burgess, Highlands, N. J.; 1892:
29042, July 12. 3

A. D. 1813; or, America's triumph, a histori-
cal spectacular naval melodrama in 5 acts,
by A. A. Stone. Typewritten.

© Abbie Anna Stone, Milwaukee ; 1893 :
24544, May 20 ; 2c. June 22. 4

A. D. 1900; or, What we are coming to, an
original comedy in 4 acts, by J. Bradford.

© Joseph Bradford, Boston ; 1879 : 14721,
Nov. 3. 5

A. D. 1912; 1 act comedy, by M. E. Moore. 20
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 24, 1912; D : 29472 ; Marion E.
Moore, Stapleton, N. Y. 6

A. D. 1999; a farce comedy in 3 acts, by M. B.
Moore. 19 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 25, 1912; D: 29167; Marion E.
Moore, Stapleton, N. Y. 7

a farce in 3 acts, by M. E. Moore. 46 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 16, 1912; D: 30937; Marion E.
Moore, Stapleton, N. Y. 8

A, D. 1999, a prophecy; comedy sketch, by J.
Hawkins. 12 p. f". Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 20, 1912; D: 28367; Jack Haw-
kins, Chicago. 9
A. D. 2000; or. The century plants, a comic
opera in 2 acts, by G. H. Kerr, music by
Bowness Briggs. Typewritten.

© G. H. Kerr, Wilmington, Del.; 1894:
12237, Mar. 1 ; 2c. Apr. 20. 10

A. D. 2,000, a mystery. See Anno Domini
2,000, a mystery.

A. D. 2016; comedy of the future in 3 acts,
by Helen Ormsbee. 97 p. 4". Typewritten.
© Ic. :May 17, 1915 ; D : 40682 ; Helen Brad-
bury Ormsbee, Brooklyn. 10a

A fuerza de punos; zarzuela en 1 acto, dividido
en 3 cuadros, en prosa y verso, letra de Emilio
G. del Castillo y Javier de Burgos, mtisica del
maestro Arturo Saco del Valle. Madrid, So-
ciedad de autores espanoles, 1912. 47 p. 12°.

© Mar. 24, 1912; 2c. Mar. 13, 1912; D:
29773; E. G. del Castillo y J. de Burgos,
Madrid. 11

A. G.; lustspiel in 3 aufziigen, von Ricbard
Wilde. Berlin, E. Bloch. 87 p. 8°.

© Ic. Feb. 19, 1913; D: 33328; Eduard
Bloch, Berlin. 12

A gloria; monologo dram^tico en prosa, origi-
nal de A. Diaz Enrich. Madrid, Sociedad de
autores espanoles, 1914. 13 p. 12°.

© Sept. 17, 1914; Ic. Sept. 21, 1914; D:
38254; Angel Diaz Enricb, Madrid. 12a

A la fuerza ahorcan; comedia llrica en 1 acto,
dividido en 2 cuadros en prosa, de C. Merino,
mtisica del maestro Eduardo G. Arderlus.
Madrid, Sociedad de autores espanoles, 1911.
41 p. 12°.

© May 26, 1911; 2c. May 27, 1911; D:
24318; Cecilio Merino, Madrid. 13

A la luz de la luna; paso de comedia, by S. & J.
Alvarez Quintero. Madrid, Sociedad de au-
tores espaiioles, 1908. 19 p. 12°.

© Serafln y Joaquin Alvfirez Quintero, Ma-
drid; D: 13470, July 25, 1908; 2c. July 25,
1908. 14

A la moderna; comedia en 2 actos, por F. Ace-
bal. Madrid, Renacimiento, 1914. 189 p.
12°.

© Sept. 17, 1914; Ic. Sept. 21, 1914; D:
.38261; Francisco Acebal, Madrid. 14a

A la orillica del Ebro; juguete en 1 acto y en
prosa, original de A. Mestres, tr. y arr. al
castellano de P. Parellada. Madrid [Sociedad
de autores espanoles] 1913. 20 p. 12°.

© Mar. 28, 1914; Ic. Mar. 30, 1914; D:
36523: Apeles Mestres y Pablo Parellada,
Madrid. 14b

A la pinata! 6 la verdadera natchicha; revista
polltica en 3 cuadros, origina'i. mtisica de los
maestros Hermoso y Calleja. Madrid, Socie-
dad de autores espanoles, 1907. 32 p. 12°.

© Luis de Larra y Ricardo Fernandez
Blanco, Madrid ; D : 10059, May 29, 1907 ; 2c.
May 29, 1907. 15

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DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

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A la puerta del cafe; entremes en prosa con
un nuniero musicn, original de Angel Torres
del Alnnio y Antonio Asenjo. M.idrid, So-
ciedad de autores espauoles, 1914. 27 p. 12°.
© Mar. 15, 1915; Ic. Mar. 17, 1915; D:
40057 ; Torres del Alamo y Asenjo, Madrid.

15a

A la vera der quere; sainete andaluz en 1 acto,
dividido en 2 cuadros de P. Perez Fernandez
y J. Ganiero. nifisica del maestro Alvarez del
Castillo. Madrid, R. Velasco, 1909. 42 p.
12°.

© Nov. 18. 1909; 2c. Nov. 19, 1909; D:
17487 : Pedro Perez Fernandez y Jose Gamero,
Madrid. 16

A. Lanyom; vigjatek 2 felvonfi shan, irta Pasztor
Arpfid. Budapest Rozsavolgyi es tilrsa kiadt'isa,
1913. 84 p. 16°.

© Jan. 23, 1913 ; 2c. Mar. 13, 1913 ; D : 32750 ;
Eozsavcilgyi & co., Budapest, Hungary. 16a

A. Mann; dramatic sketch in 2 acts, by J. H.
Wade. 28 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 13, 1912; D: 29359; Jeannette H.
Wade, La Grange, 111. 17

A-number-one; comedy drama in 4 acts and 6
scenes, by W. F. Crockett. 59 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Nov. 3, 1913 ; D : 34926 ; Will F. Crock-
ett, Chicago. 18

A oriTlas del Ebro; humorada comico-llrica de
costumbres argonesas en 1 acto, dividido en 3
cuadros, en prosa y verso, original de M. de
LTIotellerie y. L. Navarro Serrano, nifisica del
maestro Emilio Alvarez L6pez. Madrid [So-
ciedad de autores espanoles] 1913. 53 p. 12°.

© Mar, 28, 1914; Ic. Mar. 30, 1914; D:
36563; Mnnuel de L'Hotellerie y Leon Navarro
Serrano, Madrid. 18a

A Roma se va per todo; quisicosa politica en 1
acto, dividido en 3 cuadros y una apoteosis. en
verso y prosa, original de J. Quilis Pastor, mii-
sica del maestro Porras. Madrid, Sociedad de
autores espafioles, 1910. [2], 37 p. 12°.

© Oct. 29, 1910 ; 2c. Oct. 31, 1910 ; D : 22430 ;
Jose Quilis Pastor, Madrid. 19

A. S. ; disparate estilo vaudevillesco en 3 actos y
en prosa, original de M. Caba y J. Alba. Ma-
drid, Sociedad de autores espauoles, 1915. 73
p. 12°.

© Mar. 15, 1915 ; Ic. Mar. 17, 1915 ; D : 40082 ;
Manuel Caba y Jos6 Alba, Madrid. 19a

A (The) string; comedy in 3 acts, by Van Zo
Post. 12 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 6, 1911; D: 25951; Van Zo Post.
New York. 20

A temps; com^die en 2 actes pour jeunes demoi-
selles, par Mme. De Kermen. New York. W.
R. Jenkins company [1914] 23 p. 12°. ([Thea-
tre pour la jeunesse, no. 17] )

© Sept. 28, 1914 ; 2c. Oct. 21, 1914 ; D : 38638 ;
Wm. R. Jenkins co., New York. 20a

• petit drame en 2 actes pour les ^coles de

demoiselles, par Madame de Kermen.

. © Valerie de Kermen, New York; 1896:
17175, Mar. 17. 21

A ... tocar a misa; caso de infidelidad morgnna-
tica, miistico-monAstica, Ifrico y coreografica,
original de Ernesto Tecglen, miisica de Mo-
desto Romero. Madrid, Sociedad de autores
espanoles, 1911. 13, [2] p. 12°.

© Aug. 21, 1911 ; 2c. Aug. 22, 1911 ; D : 25013 ;
E. Tecglen, Madrid. 22

A ver si va a poder ser; revista fantfistica de
actualidad, en 1 acto, divide en un prologo,
5 cuadros y apoteosis, en prosa y verso, origi-
nal de Ernesto Polo. Javier de Burgos y Luis
Linares Becerra, musica de los maestros Can-
dela y Goncerlian. Madrid, Sociedad de au-
tores espafioles, 1910. 55 p. 12°.

© Oct. 29, 1910; 2c. Oct. 30, 1910; D: 22439;
E. Polo, J. de Burgos y L. Linares Becerra,
Madrid. 23

Aar-u-ag-oos; or. An East Indian drug, an en-
tirely original farce in 1 act, by Malcolm S.
Taylar. Clyde, O., A. D. Ames.

© A. D. Ames, Clyde, O. ; 1884 : 25576, Dec.
22 ; 2c. Dec. 22. 24

Aarbert; a drama without stage or scenery,
wrought out through song in many metres,
mostly lyric, by W. Marshall. New York, New
Amsterdam book co.

© William Marshall, England; 1898:16463,
Mar. 11; 2c. Mar. 15. 25

Aaron and Theodosia; or. The fate of the Burrs,
a drama in 5 acts, by B. McCrary. 69 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ben McCrary, Salt Lake City; D:1664,
Mar. 29, 1902; 2c. Mar. 29, 1902. 26

Aaron Boggs, freshman; college comedy in 3
acts, by Walter Ben Hare. Chicago, T. S.
Denison & company [1913] 87 p. 12°.

© Oct. 17, 1913 ; 2c. Oct. 20, 1913 ; D : 34766 ;
Eben H. Norris, Chicago. 27

Aaron Burr; by C. M. Holloway.

© Charlotte Molyneux Holloway, New Lon-
don, Conn.; 1900 A: 3793, Feb. 10. 28

a drama, by A. Leach.

© Anna Leach, New York; 1900 A: 14067,
June 6. 29

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COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

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Aaron Burr — Continued.

a drama in 4 acts, by Defentliy Wriglit (W.

Minturn)

© William Minturn, New York; 1878:6916,
June 8 ; 2c. July 3. 30

a play in 4 acts, by Wm. L. O'Brien. 82 p.

8°.

© Emma O. O'Brien, Minneapolis; D : 14280,
Nov. 13, 1908 ; 2c. Nov. 13, 1908. 31

— a revolutionary drama in 1 act, by H.
Hooker.

© Helen Hooker, Chicago ; 1898 : 39113, June
27. 32

— a romantic drama in 4 acts, by L. F. Pierce.
Typewritten.

© L. France Pierce, Chicago ; D : 328, Apr. 9,
1901; 2c. Apr. 9, 1901. 33

— a tragedy in 5 acts, by M. E. Thornton.

© Marcellus Eugene Thornton, Hickory,
N. C. ; D : 763, Aug. 15, 1901. 34

01% A dream of empire, a romantic drama

in 5 acts, by L. O'Shaughuessy.

© Louis O'Shaughuessy, Cincinnati; 1881:
8858, June 6. 35

— or. The kingdom of silver, historical

drama in 4 acts, by C. E. Stoaks. Doyles-
town, O., George A. Corbus, 1887.

© Charles Erastus Stoaks, Doylestown, O. ;
1886 : 28114, Dec. 13 ; 2c. Feb. 18, 1887. 36

Aaron Burr, a tale of the Revolution; a drama
in 4 acts, by M. I. Wishaar.

© Marie Ida Wishaar, Oakland, Cal. ; D :
7520, Oct. 19, 1905. 37

Aaron Burr's dupe; by S. Carpenter.

© Sarah Carpenter, Pittsburgh; D : 728,
Aug. 7, 1901. 38

Aase fiskerpike; eventyrkomedie med sange til
norske folkemelodier audet oplag, af Mar-
grethe Munthe. Krlstiania, J. W. Cappelens
forlag. 85 p. 12°.

© Dec. 5, 1912; Ic. Mar. 10, 1913; Ic. May
10, 1913 ; D : 33137 ; J. W. Cappelens- forlag,
Christiania, Norway. 39

Abadiah Squaffles from Squashtown; a new
and original comedy-drama in 4 acts, 4 scenes,
by T. E. Powers.

© Thomas E. Powers, Brooklyn; 1889:
7168, Mar. 6. 40

Abajo la sicalipsis! mon61ogo original de E.
Tecgleu, mfisica de Modesto Romero. Madrid,
Sociedad de autores espauoles, 1911. 13 p.
12°.

© Dec. 30. 1911 ; 2c. Jan. 2, 1912 ; D : 28170 ;
Ernesto Tecglen, Madrid. 41

Abandoned (The) bride; a drama in 4 acts, by
L. J. L. Stilwell. 96 p. f. Typewritten,

© Laura Jean Libbey Stilwell, Brooklyn;
D : 12045, Jan. 3, 1908 ; 2c. Jan. 3, 1908. 42

Abandoned, deserted, skipped, jumped, shook,
shaken, or slid.

© William O. Haskell, jr., East Lebanon,
N. H. ; 1880 : 1245, Jan. 21. 43

Abandoned farms; comedy drama.

© Melvin L. Severy, Boston; 1894:35582,
July 25. 44

Abanicos japoneses; humorada en 1 acto, divi-
dido en 3 cuadros en pro'sa, de R. Asensio
Mas, musica del maestro Rafael Calleja.
Madrid, R. Velasco. 41 p. 12°.

© Sept. 23, 1909; 2c. Sept. 24, 1909; D:
16906; Ramon Asensio Mas, Madrid. 45

Abatement (The); drama in 4 acts, by W. B.
Carlock. 176 p. obi. 16°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 18, 1913; D: 34193; Wayne B.
Carlock, San Francisco. 46

Abbe (The) and the actress; a tale of Versailles
in the reign of Louis xv, a comedy in 4 acts,
by A. C. Gunter.

© A. C. Gunter, San Francisco; 1878:
3951, Apr. 3, 47

Abbe Lawrence; a drama in 5 acts, by J. W.
Conway. 64 p. S". Tyi:>ewritten.

© J. W. Conway, Norton, Kan.; D:4383,
Dec. 12, 1903; 2c. Dec. 12, 1903. 48

Abbertons (The); drama in 4 acts, by E. Ruber,
100 p. Ms.

© Ic. Sept. 15, 1909; D: 16793; Edwin
Ruber, Philadelphia. 49

Abbey Desmond; a drama in 4 acts, by R.
Quinn.

© Richard Quinn, Chicago ; D : 1730, Apr.
14, 1902. 50

Abbot's (The) nap; a playlet, by Louis de
Coucy. 18 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Gustave Frohmau, New York; D : 11207,
Aug. 20, 1907; 2c. Aug. 20, 1907. 51

Abdel Kadir's Eg-yptian mythology and
transformations; Egypt B. C, 1300, The
double chest mystery, by J. L. Smith.

© James L. Smith, Brooklyn ; 1894 : 59171,
Dec. 18. 52

Abdel Kadir's mystical lock and chain cross;
Egyptian necromancy, by J. L. Smith.

© James L. Smith, Brooklyn ; 1894 : 59172,
Dec. 18. 53

Abdication (The); a drama, by Florence Louise
Gailey.

© F. L. Gailey, Detroit ; D : 8860, July 25,
1906. 54

55

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

74

Abducted.

© Jones Kelly, Allegheny City, Pa.; 1880:
8439, June 2 ; 2c. June 28. 55

or. The moonshiners of Rocky Ridge.

© Charles Glenn, Allegheny City, Pa. ; 1880 :
9919, June 26. 56

Abduction; an American romance in 5 acts, by
C. MacRae. Ms.

© Charles MacRae, New York; 1874: 14661,
Dec. 5; 2c. Apr. 6, 1875. 57

farce in 1 act, by C. Raven. 2, 16 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 4, 1913 ; D :34937 ; Carol Raven,
New York. 58

Abductors (The); by G. F. Steely.

© Guy P. Steely, Chicago ; D : 1094, Nov. 13,
1901. 59

Abdul incog. ; musical comedy in 2 acts, by Fred-
erick W. McQuigg. 86 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 26, 1909; D: 17539; L. C. Mc-
Quigg, Chicago. 60

Abe; comedy in 4 acts, by H. W. Styer.

© Harry Wasson Styer, San Francisco;
1888 : 18324, June 27. 61

Abe Zekener; or, I am U, by Harry E. Lloyd.
© W. B. Blaisdell and Frank Jones, New
York ; 1886 : 14730, June 28. 63

or, I and U.

© James Clinton Lewis, Hartford; 1886:
12977, June 3. 63

Abeaxis; comedy opera in 2 acts, libretto by W.
L. Sawyer, music by John B. Whoriskey. Bos-
ton, 1891.

© Walter L. Sawyer, Portland, Me.; 1891:
24910, July 8. 64

A'Becket; historical tragedy in 5 acts, by
Charles Osborne.

© E. J. Parker and Dominick Murray, New
York ; 1893 : 13146, Mar. 15. 65

Abelard and Heloise; by H. Gingold. Buffalo,
N. Y., 1906. 16°.

© Helene Gingold, London ; D : 8929, Aug. 7,
1906 ; 2c. Aug. 7, 1906. 66

Aben-Ali; spectacular operatic extravaganza.

© A. L. Baker, Chicago ; 1897 : 34136, June
5; 2c. June 7. 67

Abendsonne; schauspiel in 1 aufzug, von Ludwig
Fulda. Berlin-Wilmersdorf, Felix Bloch erben,
1914. 39 p. 8".

© Ic. Nov. 14. 1914 ; D : 38807 ; Felix Bloch
erben, Berlin-Wilmersdorf. 67a

Abenteuer (Ein) ; eisenbahncoupe-scherz in 1 akt
und 2 verwandlungen, von E. Zadeck. 11 p.
4". Tj'pewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 21, 1^4; D: 36279; Eugen Za-
deck, Leipzig. 67b

Abenteuer (Ein) in Mekka; operette in 3 akten,
von Alexander Galliano. 94 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Mar. 24, 1911 ; D : 23736 ; Spitz & Mor-
genstern. New York. 68

Abenteurerin (Die); lustspiel in 5 akten und
einer verwandlung, von Henry Wenden. Ber-
lin-Ch., Vita deutsches verlagshaus [1908]
205 p. 12°.

© Vita, deutsches verlagshaus, Berlin ; D :
14100, Oct. 19, 1908 ; Ic. Oct. 19, 1908. 69

Abgrund (Der); drama in 3 acts, by Z. Libin.
104 p. 4". Ms.

© Ic. Dec. 12, 1910; D: 23166; Wm.

Kramer's sons. New York. 70

Abierta toda la noche; sainete llrico en 1 acto,
letra de G. Jover y E. Arroyo, musica de los
maestros Quislant y Badia. Madrid, Sociedad
de autores espanoles, 1912. 33 p. 12°.

© Mar. 6, 1913; 2e. Mar. 7, 1913; D: 32553;
Gonzalo Jover y Enrique Arroyo, Madrid. 71

Abigail; play, by E. Naumann. 16 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Apr. 30, 1913 ; D : 33103 ; Edmund Nau-
mann, Frankfort on the Main, Germany. 73

Abijah Beaupole's store. See Bijah.

Abime (L') (Abyss); piece en 4 actes, par B.
Taft. 102 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 15, 1913 ; D : 33227 ; Bernard Taft,
New York. 73

Abisag; modernes schauspiel in 4 akten, von
]Max Kempner-HochstJidt. Berlin, Vertriebs-
stelle d. Verbaudes deutscher biihnenschrift-
steller, g. m. b. h., 1914. 103 p. 8°.

© Ic. May 20. 1914; D: 37098: Vertriebs-
stelle d. Verbandes deutscher biihnenschrift-
steller, g. m. b. h., Berlin. 73a

Abishag the Shulamite; drama in 3 acts and 4
scenes, by Ed N. Briiel. 19 y). 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. June 6, 1912; D : 29891 ; Eduard N.
Briiel, New Rochelle, N. Y. 74

Abon Hassan; or, The sleeper awakened, play
in 3 acts, by A. Gerrish Jones. 3 v. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Sept. 16, 1914 ; D : 38343 ; Abbie Ger-
rish Jones, San Francisco. 74a

Abortion; play in 1 act, by E. G. O'Neill. 15 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 19, 1914 ; D : 37066 ; Eugene Glad-
stone O'Neill, New London, Conn. 74b

75

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

95

About four o'clock; comedietta, by M. Bam-
berger. 14 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 29, 1910; D: 21448; Michael
Bamberger, Indianapolis. 75

About hell; a play in 3 acts, by M. Krauskopf.
Brooklyn, N. Y., 1S78. Ms.

© Morris Krauskopf, Brooklyn; 1880:
15877, Oct. IS; Ic. Oct. 18. 76

About June sixteenth. See John Brown's hat.

About Thebes; a play, by Mrs. Barney. 27 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Alice P. Barney, Washington ; D : 15464,
Mar. 27, 1909; 2c. May 4, 1909. 77

About town; an entirely original comedy, by S.
Fiske and Bertie Vyse. New York, 1873.

© Stephen Fiske, United States; 1873:
10114, Sept. 8. 78

a musical comedy in 3 acts, by Adolph

Shillix. Typewritten.

© John H. Russel, United States; 1893:
53834, Dec. 5; 2c. Jan. 24, 1894. 79

Above reproach. See Senator's (The) wife.

Above the clouds; a sensational drama, by J.
M. Findull.

© J. M. Findull, New York; 1871:7902,
Aug. 25. 80

■by the author of Sylvia's soldier, etc. Bos-

ton, G. M. Baker and company.

© George M. Baker, United States; 1876:
13984, Dec. 15; 2c. Dec. 19. 81

Above the law; play in 1 act, by E. F. Hague
and J. B. Hague. 37 p. 8°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 3, 1913; D: 32840: Elizabeth
Fern Hague and John Butler Hague, New
York. 82

play in 2 acts, by C. Slade. 58 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. July 10, 1913; D: 33760; Constance

Slade. New York. 83

Above the limit. Typewritten.

© Charles E. Grapewin, New York; 1900

A : 9886, Apr. 18 ; 2c. Apr. 18. 84

by George Totten Smith and C. Grapewin.

100 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 13, 1909; D: 17689; Charley
Grapewin, West End, N. J. 85

Abraam Tarnapol; drama in 4 acts, by B. C.
Stasheff.

12 p. 8°. Ms.

© Ic. Oct. 1, 1913 ; D : 34603 ; Boris Charles
Stasheff, New York. 86

Abracadabra; a lyric play in 3 acts, with songs,
choruses and ballet, by J. Volk, music by C.
Christrup.

© John Volk, New York; 1889:1717, Jan.
12. 87

Abraham Lincoln.

© Dickson and Talbott, Indianapolis : 1891 :
32765, Sept. 14. 88

a drama, by A. H. Wood.

© Alph Hamilton Wood, Liberal, Mo. ; 1883 :
21C5, Feb. 1; 2c. June 30. 89

a drama, by B. C. Chapin. 4°. Type-

written.

© Benjamin Chester Chapin, New York;
D : 6947, July 11, 1905 ; 2c. July 1, 1905. 90

— historical drama in 4 acts, by M. L. D.
Buuge. Milwaukee, Co-operative printery,
1911. 38 p. 24".

© July 29, 1911; 2c. July 31, 1911; D:
24814; Martin L. D. Bunge, Milwaukee. 91

— a tragedy in 5 acts, by J. Schleyer.

© John Schleyer, Circleville, Ohio; 1882:
1027, Jan. 20. 92

— or. The rebellion, drama in 5 acts, by F. P.
Norton. 61 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 25, 1911 ; D : 25307 ; Franklin P.
Norton, New York. 93

— See also Historical stories in dramatic

form. — Six dramas of American romance and
history.

Abraham Lincoln, a nation's idol; American
historical drama in 4 acts and 17 scenes, by
W. A. Burke and F. J. Murray. 134 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Mar. 30, 1915; D: 40215; William A.
Burke and Francis J. Murray, Portland, Or.

93a

Abraham P. Aaron, the Hebrew drummer; a
vaudeville sketch for one character, by A.
Morgenroth.

© Amelia Morgenroth, New York; D:
11132, July 1, 1907. 94

Abraham's ready grave; drama in 4 acts, by

S. Goldfaden.

100 p. 8°. Ms.

© Ic. Jan. 8, 1914 ; D : 35591 ; Samuel Gold-
faden, Brooklyn. 94a

Abrahams testament; lustspiel aus dem ghetto
einer kleinen stadt in 23 szenen, von Emil
Ferdinand Malkowsky und Egon H. Stras-
burger. 31p. 12°. Printed.

© Ic. Dec. 17, 1912; D: 31728; Oesterheld
& CO., Berlin. ^5

96

DEAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

118

Abram's Christmas; a 1 act comedy, by W.
Robyns and Melvin Wiustock, with sugges-
tions by Frank Bush. 19 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© William Robyns, New York; D : 12695,
Mar. 28. 1908; 2c. Mar. 28, 1908. 96

Abrazo de Vegara; zarzuela en 1 acto y 4
cuadros, en prosa y verso [de] L. de Larra,
G. Cereceda y T. Lopez Torregrosa. Madrid,
R. Vela SCO. 41 p. 12°.

© Sept. 23, 1909; 2c. Sept. 24, 1909; D:
16873; Luis de Larra, G. Cereceda y Tomas
Lopez Torregrosa, Madrid. 97

Abreise (Die); musikalisches lustspiel in 1
aufzuge, dichtung von A. von Steigeutepch, fiir
die biihne bearbeitet von Ferdinand graf
Sporck, musik von Eugen d'Albert.

© Max Brockhaus, Leipzig; 1898:54368,
Sept. 17 ; 2c. Sept. 17. 98

Abreme la Puerta; opereta en 1 acto y 3 cua-
dros, letra de F. Trayzoz, mtisica del maestro
Amadeo Vives. Madrid, Sociedad de autores
espauoles, 1910. 33 p. 12°.

© May 19, 1910 ; 2c. May 20, 1910 ; D : 21093 ;
Fiacro Trayzoz, Madrid. 99

Abroad in the back yard.

© Grace Henderson Mathewson, Los An-
geles ; 1900 A : 17726, July IS. 100

Absalom; a dramatic rendering of the 11-18
chapters of 2d Samuel in 4 acts, adapted to
stage work by T. C. Rice.

© Thomas Carey Rice, Worcester; D : 4563,
Jan. 29, 1904. 101

in 5 acts, by R. J. Yv^ells. 56 p. f°. Type-

written.

© Rollins J. Wells, Sioux Falls, S. D. ; D :
2717, Dec. 15, 1902 ; 2c. Dec. 15, 1902. 103

a tragedy.

© Clarence Loeb, St. Louis; D : 6317, Mar.
11, 1905. 103

Absalom, prince of Judah; a drama in 5 acts, by
Henry Fitch Taylor. 4°. Typewritten.

© H. F. Taylor, Cos Cob, Conn.; D : 6478,
Apr. 8, 1905; 2c. Apr. 8, 1905. 104

Abschied; schauspiel in 3 akten, von Renato Si-
noui, deutsch von Otto Eiseuschitz. 86 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 21, 1913; D: 32734; Comoedia,
Vienna. 105

Absconder (The); dramatic composition, by
Douglas Dyrenforth. 63 p. f°. Typewritten.

© 1 c. Apr. 18, 1910 ; D : 20822 ; Louise B.
Dyrenforth, Chicago. 106

dramatic sketch in 1 act, by H. Van De-
mark. 7p. (In Stylus, V. 1, no. 35, Sept. 7,
1912.)

© Sept. 7, 1912 ; 2c. Sept. 10, 1912 ; D : 30965 ;
Harry Van Demark, Houston. 107

Absent (L'); piece en 4 actes, par Georges
Mitchell. Paris, A. Joanin & cie., 1904. 3 p. 1.,
135 p. 12°.

© A. Joanin & co., Paris; D:4571, Feb. 1,
1904 ; 2c. Feb. 1, 1904. 108

Absent-minded (The); from the German of

Kotzebue.

© R. J. Hindman, Albany ; 1873 : 4308, Apr.
. 23. 109

Absent-minded (The) suffragette. 5 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© IMa W. Maclean, New York; D : 14934,
Jan. 28, 1908; Ic. Jan. 20, 1909; Ic. Jan. 28,
1909. 110

Absent treatment; comedy in 1 act, by Frank
Staples. 14 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 27, 1910; D: 22932; Frank Sta-
ples, Pasadena. Ill

a comedy in 3 acts, by H. J. Holt. 3 v. f°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. June 3, 1912; D: 29862; Harrison
Jewell Holt, Portland, Me. 112

Absentee (The) See Dream (The) of gold.

Absentee (The) husband; play in 3 acts, by P.
Chynoweth. 76 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 16, 1913; D: 34183; Phillips
Chynoweth, Madison, Wis. 113

Absinthe; a drama. f°. Typewritten.

© J. Earl Strong, New Castle, Ky. ; D : 8450,
Apr. 30, 1906; 2c. Apr. 23, 1906. 114

dramatic conception, by B. E. Matthews.

6 p. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 4, 1910; D: 20343; Bob E. Mat-
thews, New York. 115

play in 1 act, from the French of Charles

Foley, by L. J. Vance. 20 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. July 24, 1913 ; D : 33879 ; Louis Joseph
Vance, New York. 116

Absinthe (The) drinkers of Paris. See Worm-
wood.

Absinthe (The) fiend; comedy drama in 4 acts,
by C. R. Harding. 35 p. f°. Typewritten

© Ic. Sept. 30, 1912; D: 30999; C. R. Hard-
ing, Atchison, Kan. 117

pantomime in 2 scenes with dancing, by

J. G. Alexander. 3 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 13, 1914; D: 37901; Joseph
Grubb Alexander, AUentown, Pa. 117a

Absintheur (The); a drama of Paris, being a
dramatization of Marie Corelli's Wormwood,
by Mrs. M. F. Fishel.

© Mrs. Meyer Frank Fishel, New Orleans;
1898:13892, Feb. 26. 118

119

COPYRIGHTED IE" THE UNITED STATES

139

Absorbing passion; a comedy in 3 acts, by
Bertha Pogson. 91 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© B. Pogson, Hamburg, Germany; D : 8903,
July 20, 1906; 2c. July 20, 1906. 119

Absurdities of a nightmare. Sec Nightmare
(A)

Abt (Der) von St. Bernhard; schauspiel in 5
akteu, von Anton Ohorn. Berlin, Vita,
deutsches verlagshaus, 1906. 2 p. 1., 3-140 p.
12°.

© Vita, deutsches verlagshaus, Berlin; D:
9064, Sept. 10, 1906 ; 2c. Oct. 10, 1906 120

Abtriinnig; dramatische skizze, von Clara
Huge. Proof.

© C. Ruge, New York; D : 8311, Mar. 31,
1906 ; 2c. Mar. 31, 1906. 121

Abuelito (El); pasillo comico en 1 acto y en
prosa, original de F. Quintilla y V. Casaiia.
Madrid, Sociedad de autores espauoles, 1911.

18 p. l2^

© Dec. 30. 1911 ; 2c. Jan. 2, 1912 ; D : 28143 ;
Francisco Quintilla y Valeriano Casaiia, Ma-
drid. 122

Abyss. See Abime (L')

Abyssinia; a musical comedy in 6 scenes, book
and lyrics by J. A. Shipp and A. Rogers. t°.
Typewritten.

© J. A. Shipp and Alex Rogers. New York;
D : 7765, Dec. 26, 1905 ; 2c. Dec. 26, 1905. 123

or, The Negus, a comic opera in 3 acts,

by F. Dupree. 4°. Typewritten.

© Frank Dupree, Denver ; D : 2298, Aug. 5,
1902 ; 2c. Aug. 5, 1902. 124

Acacia cottage; a comedy in 1 act, by B. Or-
ange.

© Samuel French, New York; D : 8950,
Aug. 11, 1906. 125

a comedy in 2 acts, by B. Orange. New

York. S. French [1900] 11 p. 12^

© Samuel French, New York; .D : 8777.
July 3, 19€6 ; 2c. Dec. 28, 1906. 126

drama in 4 acts, by A. H. Brown. 39 p.

f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 3, 1911; D: 24121; Alice H.
Brown, Davenport, la. 127

Academia de besos; enseiianza c6mico-lfrico-
bnilnble, en un curso abreviado. letra de F.
Roig Bataller. mfisica del maestro Federico
Chaves. Madrid, Sociedad de autores es-
pauoles. 1910. 15 p. 12°.

© May 23. 1910; 2c. Mav 24, 1910; D:
21145; F. Roig Bataller, Madrid. 128

Academia taurina; entremes c6mico-Krico,
original y en prosa, de Mariano Tirado Fer-
niiudez, mi'isica de los maestros Jose Lucio
Mediavilla y Rafael Gayoso. Madrid, So-
ciedad de autores espauoles, 1910. 22 p. 12°.

© May 23. 1910; 2c. May 24, 1910; D:
21179; Mariano Tirado, Madrid. 129

Academy (The) mystery; musical comedy in 3
acts with 9 scenes, book and lyrics by F. G.
Kertson. 30 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 30, 1913; D: 33657; Felix G.
Kertson, Los Angeles. 130

Academy (An) picture; play in 1 act, by Ethel
Chilliug^'orth. London, Joseph Williams, ltd.
9 p. 8°.

© Oct. 16, 1911; 2c. Oct. 6, 1911; D: 25412;
Joseph Williams, ltd., London. 131

Acadia; or. The Acadians, opera in 3 acts,
libretto by M. J. Hand and E. R. Banks,
music by J. Carroll Chandler.

© M. J. Hand, Baltimore ; 1893 : 37332.
Aug, 12. 132

Acadia, a last chapter in American history;
historical, spectacular and musical drama, by
P. H. Smith.

© Phillip H. Smith, Bawling, N. Y. ; 1895:
15627, Mar. 18; 2c. Mar. 18. 133

Acadian postscript; a historical drama in 5
acts, by W. S. Kerr. Oakland, Cal., Harring-
ton-McInnis co. [1907] 4 p. 1., 67 p. front.

(port.) 8°.

© W. S. Kerr, Oakland, Cal.; D:9873, Jan.
3, 1907; 2c. Feb. 12, 1907. 134

Acadians (The) See Acadia.

Accepted (The) bracelet. See Muriel.

Accident (The); an American play in 3 acts, by
C. D. Lancaster. SO p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 4. 1910; D: 20956; Charles D.
Lancaster, Shelbyville, Ind. 135

a dramatic episode in 3 acts, by Maurice

Ha gem an.

© Alice Hageman, New York ; D : 13955,
Sept. 30, 1908. 136

an incident of Paris, by E. Besserer. 10 p.

4". Typewritten.

© Eugenie Besserer, New York ; D : 10824,
June 22, 1907; 2c. June 21, 1907. 137

play in 3 acts, by P. McAllister. 178 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 13, 1909 ; D : 17079 ; Paul McAllis-
ter, New York. 138

Accident (Un) grave. See Ultimatum (L')

Accidental (The) plot; by two gamblers.

© John Paine, Washington; 1897:22418;
Apr. 9. 139

140

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

160

Accidents of marriage; drama in 4 acts, by Hy-
man Mysell.

82 p. 4°. Ms.

© Ic. July 18, 1913 ; D : 33841 ; Julius Bro-
der, New York. 140

Accidents will happen; by V. Gillette.

© Viola Gillette. New York ; D : 8033, Feb.
20, 1906. 141

Accolade (The); play in 1 act, by Gaston Ger-
vex [pseud, of Mrs. Montague Fowler] 21 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 20, 1911; D: 25535; Montague
Fowler, London. 142

Accommodating (An) crook; dramatic absurdity
in 1 act, by H. Leighton, founded on a short
story by Cyrus Townsend Brady entitled A
paternal burglar. 19 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 21, 1914 ; D : 35781 ; Harry Leigh-
ton, New York. 142a

Accomplice (The); drama in 1 act, by F. D. S.
Bethune. 14 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 1, 1912; D: 31295; F. D. S.
Bethune, New York. 143

Accomplished at last; a 3 act sporting play, by
J. D. Wright, unp. f. Typewritten.

© John Dawson Wright, New York; D:
11381, Sept. 19, 1907 ; 2c. Sept. 19, 1907. 144

Accomplished (An) liar.

© Edwin B. Pope, Scbrewsbury Pork, Mo.;
D : 16170, June 26, 1909. 145

Accomplishments; by Aaron Hoffman. 3 p. f.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 13, 1911 ; D : 25263 ; Joseph K.
Watson, New York. 146

Accord (L') parfait; coniedie en 3 actes, par T.
Bernard et M. Corday. (L'lllustration the-
atrale, 8e annee-203, 17 fevrier, 1912.)

® Feb. 17, 1912 ; 2c. Mar. 2, 1912 ; D : 28909 ;
Tristan Bernard & Michel Corday, Paris. 147

Accordee (L') de village; pastorale xviii^ siecle
en 1 acte, paroles de Paul Steck et H. de
Chennevieres, musique de Paul Steck. Nice,
P. Decourcelle [1908] 48 p. 12". Livret.

© Paul Decourcelle, Nice, France ; D : 13194.
June 15, 1908 ; 2c. June 15, 1908. 148

a.ccording to Dr. Dane; drama in 3 acts and 6
scenes, by H. A. Woodworth. 50 p. 4°. Type-
•^ritten.

© Ic. Mar. 21, 1913; D: 32739; Helen Alden
Woodworth, Brookline, Mass. 149

According to Hoyle. 37 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Addison Burkhardt and Frank X. Finne-
gan, Chicago ; D : 6649, May 8, 1905 ; 2c. May 8,
1905. 150

According to the code; play in 3 acts, by C. W.
Hartridge. 88 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 17, 1914; D: 37596; Chfford
Wayne Hartridge, New York. 150a

According to the evidence; play in prologue, 3
acts and epilogue, by E. L. Reizenstein. 106 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 21, 1914; D : 37094 ; Elmer L.
. Reizenstein, New York. 150b

Accouchement (The); comedy in 1 act, by C. A.
Plamondon, jr. 12 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 18, 1913; D: 35181; C. Ambrose
Plamondon, jr.. New York. 151

Account rendered; drama in 1 act, by J. H. Tur-
ner. 14 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 20, 1913; D: 34740; John Hast-
ings Turner, London. 152

Accounting (The); play in 1 act, by M. Moore
Clement. 17 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 18, 1914 ; D : 37621 ; Maud Moore
Clement, Chicago. 152a

Accused (The) See Silent (The) witness.

Ace high; a 1 act play, by E. S. Tupper. 14 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 25, 1912 ; D : 29162 ; Edith Ses-
sions Tupper, New York. 153
Ace (The) of clubs; a melodrama in 9 tableaux,
tr. and adapted by A. Hoffman.

© A. Hoffman, San Francisco ; 1891 : 17308,
May 11. 154

Ace (The) of hearts; a play in 1 act, by James
Willard. 19 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Frank- Goldsmith, New York ; D : 14277,
Nov. 13, 1908; 2c. Nov. 13, 1908. 155
or. The orphan heiress; an original pro-
tean drama in 4 acts, by Scott Marvel (Daw-
son Findley)

© Dawson Findley, New York ; 1894 : 1677,
Feb. 13. 156

Ace (The) of spades; a comedy drama in 4 acts,
by M. K. Synon. 4°. Typewritten.

© Mary Katherine Synon, Chicago; D:
11819, Nov. 27, 1907; 2c. Nov. 27, 1907. 157
Acherly's honey-moon; a society play in 5 acts,
by R. E. Mack.

© R. E. ]Mack, New York ; 1875 : 7336, July
13. 158

Achievement (The); 4 act drama, by M. M.
YN'alsh. 50 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 10, 1911; D: 24905; Margaret
Mansfield Walsh, Cincinnati. 159

Achill; tragodie in 3 akten, von Ernst Rosmer
[pseud, of Elsa Porges Bernstein] Berlin, S.
Fischer verlag, 1910. 3 p. 1., 9-123, 1 p., 1 1.
12".

© May 28, 1910; 2c. June 17, 1910; D:
21355 ; S. Fischer verlag, Berlin. 160

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180

Achilles and Hector.

© Harry Montague, United States; 1879:
14021, Oct. 22. 161

Achsa, the faithful; a drama in 5 acts, by H. L.
Hoyt.

© Henry L. Hoyt, Portland, Or.; 1895:
G5260, Dec. 24. 162

Achsah.

© Zula M. Taylor, Seattle; D : 2014, June
16, 1902 ; 2c. June 30, 1902. 163

Acid drops. See Four one-act plays.

Acid (The) test; comedy-drama in 3 acts, by
C. E. Summers. 130 p. 4°. Tyi">ewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 6. 1913; D: 34032; Charles Ed-
win Summers, New York. 164

drama in 3 acts, by H. A. Adams. 78 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 11, 1913 ; D : 34398 ; Henry Aus-
tin Adams, La Jolla, Cal. 165

— playlet of modern life in 1 act, by Mr. and

Mrs. R. Rogers. 6 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 14, 1914; D: 39089; Mr. and
Mrs. Robt. Rogers, New York. 165 a

Acquitte; par Ernest Pont. 2 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. June 15, 1912; D: 30007; Gaumont
CO., New York. 166

Acreditado (Ed) don Felipe; agencia comico-
llrico-matrimonia], en 1 acto, 2 cuadros y
un telegrama. letra de Torres del Alamo y
Asenjo, mtisica de los maestros Noir y Al-
caraz. Madrid, Sociedad de autores espan-
oles, 1910. 34 p. 12°.

© May 19, 1910; 2c. May 20, 1910; D:
21095; Torres del Alamo y Asenjo, Madrid.

167

Across the Atlantic; a sensational historical
drama in 4 acts.

© John W. Ransone, St. Joseph, Mo. ; 1879 :
10145, Aug. 1. 168

Across the border; drama in 4 acts and a pro-
logue, by L. J. Cella. 21 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Louis J. Cella, New York; D : 11945,
Dec. 19, 1907; 2c. Dec. 19, 1907. 169

play in 1 act, by Joe Barrett. 7 p. f °.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 11, 1913; D: 32282; John J.
Barrett, West Haven, Conn. 170

— play of the present in 1 act, by Beulah
Marie Dix (Beulah Flebbe) 75 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Nov. 5, 1914; D: 38857; Beulah
Flebbe, Waban, Mass. 170a

Across the border — Continued.

a play of the present in 1 act and 4 scenes,

by Beulah Marie Dix. New York, Henry Holt
and CO., 1915. 3 pL, 96 p. illus. 12°.

© Feb. 20, 1915; 2c. Mar. 11, 1915: D:
39953 ; Henry Holt & co., New York. 170b

or, Margarita, drama of the Mexican revo-

lutionary movement in 4 acts, by E. M. Dol-
sen. 68 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 9, 1910 ; D : 21765 ; Ethel Mow-
bray Dolsen, Los Angeles. 171

— See also Indian's (An) revenge.

Across the continent; a draana by James Mc-

Closkey.

© Oliver Doud Byron, Brooklyn; 1870:
5188. Dec. 27. 172

a drama of thrilling sensational interest in

3 acts and a prologue, by James McCloskey.

© Oliver Doud Byron, New York; 1870:

704, Aug. 6. 173

1st scene of 4th act of a play in 4 acts, tele-

graph scene, by James McCloskey.

© Oliver Doud Byron, Detroit; 1870:2787,
Oct. 13. 174

Across the dead line. 4°. Typewritten.

© Samuel M. Young, Terre Haute, Ind. ; D :
6748, May 31, 1905 ; 2c. June 1, 1905. 175

Across the Delaware; in 4 acts, by W.L.Roberts.

© William Lynch Roberts, Chicago; D:
32, Jau. 12, 1901. 176

pi-elude to A Hessian ; or. The angel of

Trenton, a drama in 1 act, by Barba Rossa
[pseud.]

© William Otto Soubron, Milwaukee ; D :
1047, Oct. 31, 1901. 177

— Sec also Elsa. — Hessian (A)

Across the desert; drama in 4 acts, by Wayne
Campbell. Typewritten,

© H. Walter Van Dyke, Baxter, la. ; D : 404,
Apr. 8, 1901 ; 2c. May 6, 1901. 178

Across the eastern continent; a sensational
melodrama in 4 acts, by W. L. Roberts. 4°.
Typewritten.

© William Lynch Roberts, Gainesville, Fla. ;
D : 9632, Dec. 13, 1906; 2c. Jan. 20, 1908 179

Across the frontier; or. The refugee, romance
of Mexico in 3 acts, by W. J. Ferguson. 4 v.
4°. Typewritten.

© Apr. 22, 1914 ; D : 36790 ; William J. Fer-
guson, Brooklyn. 179a

Across the hills; a western romance in 4 acts,
by W. L. Ballauf, jr.

© William L. Ballauf, jr., Baltimore; 1893:
40654, Oct. 18. 180

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203

Across the isthmus; a meloclraiua in 4 acts, by
Frederic Dumouliu. 57 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© John T. Prince, jr., New York; D : 6810,
June 12, 1905; 2c. June 12, 1905. 181

Across the lines; a drama of the Civil War, by
J. M. Hanson.

© Joseph Mills Hanson, St. Louis ; D : 8006,
Feb. 7, 1906. 182

a protean play in 1 act, by Preston Kendall.

f°. Typewritten.

© P. Kendall, Lamar, Col.; D : 9671, Dec. 1,
1906; 2c. Dec. 1, 1906. 183

Across the ocean; a play in prologue and 5 acts,
by J. W. Lewis.

© J. Winder Lewis, Baltimore; 1872:5110,
May 16. 184

a protean comedy in 2 acts, by H. C. Curley

and W. Schaeffer.

© H. C. Curley and Wm. Schaeffer. Balti-
more ; 1879 : 15568, Nov. 18. 185

Across the Pacific; a melodrama in 4 acts by C.
E. Blauey.

© Chas. E. Blaney, New York ; 1900 A : 745,
Jan. 8. 186

Across the plains; a drama in 3 acts, by E.
Spencer.

© Edward Spencer, Randallstown, Md. ;

1871 : 873, Feb. 4. 187

Across the Rio Grande; an original melodrama

in 5 acts, representing facts and incidents in a

great city, dramatized by W. E. Fearing.

© William E. Fearing, Columbus, O. ; D :
3105, Mar. 9, 1903. 188

Across the trail; a new spectacular sensational
drama in 4 acts, by A. and O. Clifford.

© Adelaide and Orson Clifford, New York;
1893 : 15056, May 22. 189

a realistic sensational drama in 4 acts, by

Edward K. Harris.
© Fred J. Wildman, Chicago; 1897:63220,

Nov. 11 ; 2c. Dec. 6. 190

Across the water; an original and sensational

drama in 4 acts, by E. P. Tborne.

© Edwin F. Thorne, Washington ; 1873 : 26,
Jan. 3. 191

Act (An) of God. See Manikin (The)

Act to order; comedy sketch in 1 scene, by J. M.
Wiest. 22 p. 4°, Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 27, 1909; D: 16937; John M.
Wiest, Ashland, O. 192

Acte; musikalisches drama in 4 aufziigen, text
und musik von Joan Manen. deutsche iiber-
setzung von E. Scbultz-Hencke. Leijizig,
Briissel. A. Cranz; London, Cranz & co. [1908]
48 p. 16°. [Libretto only.]

© Aug. Cranz, Leipzig ; D : 13209, June 17,
1908 ; 2c. June 17, 1908. 193

Acting' (An) academy, the greatest school on
earth; by W. E. Cowan.

© William E. Cowan, New York; 1SS7:
31498, Dee. 6. 194

Acting (The) governor; a drama in 5 acts, by
M. B. Owen. 4°. Typewritten.

© Marie Bankhead Owen, Montgomery,

Ala.; D: 12450, Feb. 28, 1908; 2c. Feb. 28,

. 1908. 195

play in 4 acts, by M. B. Owen. 125 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. July 3, 1913; D: 33704; Marie Bank-
head Owen, Montgomery, Ala. 196

Acting in an angle; comedy farce in 1 act, by
P. D. Hickman. 15 p. 8°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 15, 1914; D: 35069; Paul Don
Hickman, Pearl River, N. Y. 196a

Actions speak louder than words. See Vice
versa.

Actophatic remedies. 8 p. f°. Tyi^ewritteu.

© Bobby Gaylor, Chicago; D : 2103, July
11, 1902 ; 2c. July 11, 1902. 197

Actor (The); satirical drama in 1 act, by R. V.
Lee. 21 p. 4° Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 16. 1913; D: 35362; Rowland
Vance Lee, New York. 198

or, A son of Thespis, an original comedy-
drama in 4 acts, by M. Nobles. Philadelphia,
Ledger job print, 1891.

© Milton Nobles, Brooklyn; 1891:27406,
July 31 ; 2c. Sept. 4. 199

Actor (The) and his pupil; a comedy sketch,
by B. G. Woodruff, stage name Bayard Ful-
lerton.

© Bayard G. Woodruff, New York; 1893:
36973, Aug. 9. 200

Actor and servant; a Dutch farce in 1 act, by
F. L. Cutler. Clyde, O., A. D. Ames.

© A. D. Ames, Clyde, O. ; 1884 : 20172, Dec.
27 ; 2c. Dec. 27. 201

Actor (The) and the janitor; comic novelty act,
by Harry L. Newton. New York, M. Wit-
mark & sons. 12 p. 12°.

© Sept. 1, 1914; 2c. Sept. 2. 1914; D:
38029 ; M. Witmark & sons. New York. 201a

Actor and the law. 7 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Tom P. Morgan, Rogers. Ark.; D : 7973,
Feb. 10, 1906 ; 2c. Feb. 10, 1906.

13 p. 4°.

202
Type-

Actor (The) and the maid
written.

© Albert Cowles, Williamsport, Pa.; D:
5394, Aug. 8, 1904 ; 2c. Aug. 8, 1904. 203

Actor's (The) adopted daughter. See Zizi.

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226

Actor's (An) benefit; comedy in 1 act, by J. I.
Tanzman. 7 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Joseph I. Tanzman, New York ; D : 16027,
June S, 1909; 2c. June 8, 1909. 204

Actor's (An) Christmas, a failure. See Cin-
ders Jimmie in Faded roses.

Actor's (An) daughter; or, A chip of the old
block; a comedy drama in 4 acts, by P. G.
Hubert.

© P. G. Hubert, New York; 1887:4932,
Mar. 2. 205

See also Zi Zi.

Actor's (The) dream; a play in 5 acts and pro-
logue, by W. J. Kohler.

© William John Kohler, San Francisco;
1S90 : 26811, Sept. 1. 206

Same.

© William J. Kohler, San Francisco; 1890:
35608, Nov. 12; 2c. Nov. 12. 207

Actor's (The) family.

© Frank B. Carr, United States; 18S6:
26939, Nov. 29. 208

Actor's (An) fate; a new and original story, by
C. A. Byrne, the right to dramatize belonging
and reserved to Josh Hart.

© C. A. Byrne, United States; 1876:1811,
Feb. 11. 209

Actor's (The) holiday; a farce comedy.

© Al. Caldwell, Cincinnati; 1894:22067,
Apr. 30. 210

Actor's land; realistic sketch of stage life, by
P. Pauli. 22 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 28, 1911; D: 25084; Pauline
Pauli, Coytesville, N. J. 211

Actor's (An) love; drama in 1 act, by H. E.
Smith. 13 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 28, 1914; D: 36197; Henry Er-
skine Smith, New York. 211a

Actor's (An) romance; by Theodore Kremer.
4°. Typewritten.

© J. Harvey Cook, Brooklyn; D : 4656, Feb.
26, 1904 ; 2c. Mar. 7, 1904. 212

Actor's (The) scheme; or. How we got our
dinner, a farce by Jos. P. Walsh. Clyde, O.,
Ames' publishing co.

© Ames pub. co., Clyde, O. ; 1891:9844,
Mar. 16; 2c. Mar. 26. 213

Actor's (An) town; a comic play in 3 acts, by
C. Lee.

© Colton Lee, Washington; D : 2140, July
19, 1902. 214

Actors' troubles; vaudeville act, by Edward
Coughlin. 14 p. 4°. Tyiiewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 1, 1915 ; D : 39823 ; Siskie Relg,
Chicago. 214a

Actor's (The) wife; play in 1 act, by O. T.
Johnsone. 28 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. May 5, 1913 ; D : 33149 ; Otto T. John-
sone, Brooklyn. 215

Actress (The) Typewritten.

© W. J. Hurlbut, New York ; D : 4415, Dec.
21, 1903; 2c. Dec. 21, 1903. 216

by G. Nagel. 4 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 26, 1910 ; D : 21182 ; Geo. Nagel,
Newark, N. J. 217

a drama, by A. P. Morris, founded upon his

revised work. Confessions ^ of an actress; or,
Men and women exposed, written by herself,
revised for publication by A. P. Morris.

© Anthony P. Morris, Chicago ; 1891 : 3688 ;
Jan. 26. 218

— drama in 3 acts and 3 scenes, by E. B. de
Ligny. 50 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 3, 1910 ; D : 21940 ; Ernest B. de
Liguy, New York. 219

•play in 1 act, by R. Morris. 23 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. June 28, 1915; D: 41110; Ramsay
Morris, Jersey City. 219a

- or, Venus of the Nile, comedy with music

in 1 act, play and lyrics by T. Stempfel, jr.,
music by Herbert P. Stothart. 23 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. May 23, 1913; D: 33303; Theodore
Stempfel, jr., New York. 220

Actress and artist; or, Nell G Wynne's gift, an
ideal comedy in 3 acts, by W. F. Sage.

© Will F. Sage, Boston; 1881:10507, July
6. 221

Actress (The) and the burglar; an original
sketch, by W. Fessler. Typewritten.

© Walter Fessler, Greenville, Pa.; 1897:
16258, Mar. 9; 2c. Mar. 10. 222

Actress and the fool; playlet in 2 acts, by E. T.
Yarnell. 33 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 10, 1910 ; D : 20160 ; Ellis T. Yar-
nell, Los Angeles. 223

Actress and the maid. 7 p. f". Typewritten.
© Eliuore sisters, Brooklyn; D : 9891, Feb.
2, 1907 ; 2c. Jan 21, 1907. 224

Actress and the woman; 1 act play, by M. E.
McCann. 7 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 2, 1909 ; D : 17334 ; Jlargaret E.
McCann, New York. 225

Actress (An) home; in 1 act, by H. K. Stein-
rueck. 22 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. July 26, 1910; D: 21648; Henry K.
Steinrueck, New York. 226

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DKAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

249

Actress (An) home— Coutinued.
1 act play, by H. K. Steinrueck. 4 p. Type-
written.

(c) Ic. Feb. 1, 1910; D: 20087; Henry K.

Steinrueck, New York.

227

Actress (The) ladies; 1 act comedy drama, by
Frank McCul lough. 4°. Typewritten.

1© F. McCullough, Trenton, N. J.; D : 6713,
May 22, 1905 ; 2c. May 10, 1905. 228

Actress (The) manager; vaudeville sketch for
three people, by M. H. Munn, 16 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Ic. July 3, 1912 ; D : 30278 ; Mattie Hughes
Munn, Scranton, Pa. 229

Actress vs. press; a 1 act sketch, by L. S. Voll-
nier. 17 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 13, 1914 ; D : 38798 ; Lula S. Voll-
mer, Atlanta. 229a

Actresses' (The) Christmas. 12 p. 4. Type-
written.

© Daniel Hope, Philadelphia; D : 14202,

Nov. 4, 1908 ; 2c. Nov. 4, 1908. 230

a comedy drama in 1 act. 12 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© George W. Marks, Philadelphia ; D : 14233,
Nov. 7, 1908; 2c. Nov. 7, 1908. 231

Actress's chaperon; playlet in 1 act, by J.
Rrockman. 17 p. f". Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 28, 1910; D: 20048; Jerome
Brockman, New York, 232

Actress's stratagem; vaudeville farce in 1 act,
by A. Geyer. 28 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 17, 1913; D:32G95; Albert
Geyer, Los Angeles. 233

Acts, 25 and 26. See Paul before Agrippa.

Actuality; a play by Leonidas Irwin Luton. 65
p. f°. Typewritten.

© L. I. Luton. Detroit; D : 9690, Dec. 1,
1906 ; 2c. Dec. 1, 1906.

Acushla machree. See Irish loyalty.

234

Ada; a drama in a prologue and 3 acts, by A. C.
Gunter.

© A. C. Gunter, New York; 1878: 9650;
Aug. 22 ; 2c. Sept. 27, 1879. 235

56 p.

Adah, the daughter of Jephthah; a drama in 5
acts founded on the Biblical tale, by G. N. Wis-
haar.

© Grace N. Wishaar, Oakland, Oal.; D;
7306, Sept. 25, 1905. 238

Adalina's arrival; or, There's no place like old
Connecticut, [by] H. Elliott McBride.

© P. Garrett & co., Philadelphia; 1889:
36740, Dec. 4. 239

Adam; ein vorspiel, [und] Hippolytos, trago-
die, von Siegfried Lipiner. Stuttgart, W.
Spemann, 1913. 153 p. 12°.

© Apr. 25, 1913; 2c. June 20, 1913; D:
33548; W. Spemann, Stuttgart, Germany.

240

Adam and Eve; farcicnl fact in 4 acts, by Mrs.
C. A. Doremus and J. Burnett Larric. 126 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 26, 1912; D: 28838; A. H.
Woods, New York. 241

-play in 3 acts, by N. H. Homstine.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 29, 1912 ; D : 28887 ; Nathan H.
Homstine, Philadelphia. 236

Ada Mitchell; or. The curse fulfilled, a drama
in 4 acts, by J. C. Hull.

© Johnson C. Hull, Brooklyn; 1885:1689.
Jan. 19. 237

— -or. He, she and It, an absurdity in 1 act,
by G. Barr. 21 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© George Barr, New York ; D : 1244, Jan.
3, 1902; 2c. Jan. 3, 1902. 242

— or. Paradise lost, a burlesque in 2 acts, by

W. G. Baker.

© William G. Baker and Fred A. Freese,
San Francisco ; 1882 : 21064, Dec. 12. 243

•or. The golden fleece, farce in 3 acts,

adapted from the French of Henri Keroul
and Albert Baree, by F. H. James, iv, 124 p.
Typewritten.

© Ic. June 6, 1910; D: 21280; Fred H.
James, New York. 244

— See also Tamara.

Adam and Eve and the serpent in Eden; by
J. Buruside. f°. Typewritten.

© Jean Burnside, New York ; D : 10253,
Mar. 26, 1907 ; 2c. Feb. 27, 1907. 245

Adam and Eve in Eden; a 1 act play, by W.
Stanton Howard. 25 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© W. S. Howard, New York; D:9658,
Dec. 18, 1906 ; 2c. Dec. 18, 1906. 246

Adam and Eve in the garden of Eden.

© Bennett D. Marks, Chicago ; 1899 : 68738,
Oct. 23. 247

Adam Bede; a drama, by M. St. John.

© Mary St. John, New York ; D : 1528, Mar.
7, 1902. 248

in 4 acts, by W. Howell Poole. Type-
written.

© William C. Cowper, New York ; 1900 A :
27530, Nov. 6 ; 2e. Nov. 6. 249

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COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

270

Adam. Bede — Continued.

a play dramatized from George Eliot's

novel, by M. C. Craft. Oakland, Cal., The

Oaliland tribune, 1901. 85 p. 8°.
© Mabel Clare Craft, Oakland, Cal.; D:

1010, Oct. 25, 1901 ; 2c. Nov. 20, 1901. 250

a play in 5 acts, dramatized from George

Eliot's celebrated novel, by F. H. Mead and
T. D. Beasley. Typewritten.

© F. H. Mead and T. D. Beasley, San Di-
ego, Cal. ; 1897 : 25901, Apr. 26 ; 2c. May 21.

251

a play in 5 acts, founded on George Eliot's

famous novel, by R. I. Weed.

© Robert Lewis Weed, New York ; 1900 A :
331, Jan. 3; 2c. Jan. 3. 252

— Same. [New York, 1899] 111 p. 8".

© R. L. Weed, New York; 1899:46820,
July 19; 2c. Aug. 4; 2c. July 19 ( tj^pewritten ) ,

253

— See also Hetty Sorrel.

Adam, Eve and the servant in the garden of
Eden; by E. Barnum. 10 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Edgar Barnum, New York; D : 12788,
Apr. 20, 1908; 7c. Apr. 20, 1908; Ic. May 1,
1908. 254

Adam Goodwon; farce in 1 act, by F. J. Stan-
ton. Norwich, N. Y., F. J. Stanton. 12 p. 8°.

© Aug. 10, 1911; 2c. Aug. 12, 1911; D:
24918; Frank J. Stanton, Norwich, N. Y.

255

Adam Harney; or. The outlaw reclaimed, a
drama of California in the days of the Forty-
niners, by H. Morford.

© Henry Morford, New York; 1876:3574,
Mar. 24. 256

Adam Killjoy; comedy playlet in 1 act, by
Stephen G. Champlin. 12 p. 4". Type-
written.

© Ic. Dec. 4. 1914; D: 39002; Harry Hol-
man, Tyrone, Okl. 256a

Adam the Second.

© Will C. Matthews, Ivy City, D. C. ; 1899 :
82837, Dec. 22. 257

Adam to Columbus; play in 1 act, by Wm. B.
Bennett. 8 p. f. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 29, 1912; D: 30377; Wm. Ben-
don Bennett, Milaca, Minn. 258

Adamina; zarzuela en prosa y verso en 1 acto
y 4 cuadros. de J. Samaniego y E. Ramos
Padilla, musica del maestro Federico Chaves.
Madrid, R. Velasco. 39 p. 12°.

© Sept. 23, 1909; 2c. Sept. 24, 1909; D:
16897; Juan Samaniego and Enrique Ramos
Padilla, Madrid. 259

Adamless (An) Eden; by H. Saville Clarke.
Typewritten.

© Boosey & co., London; 1900 A: 11697,
May 9; 2 c. May 9. 260

spectacular extravaganza in 2 acts, by S. T.

Jack.

© Sam T. Jack, Chicago ; 1895 : 12828, Mar.
4. 261

sex comedy in 3 acts, by C. Moore, 76 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 10, 1915: D: 39921; Carlyle
Moore, Dingmans Ferry, Pa. 261a

Adamo; or. The man without a soul, a play,
by G. Lipsher.

© George Lipsher, New Orleans; 1895:
19334, Apr. 8 ; 2c. Apr. 6. 262

Adam's ancestors; patriotic romance in 3 acts,
by W. jMunsell. 151 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 15, 1912; D : 29675 ; Warren Mun-
sell, Des Moines. 263

Adam's dream; a miracle play for children, by
A. Corbin.

© Alice Corbin, Lake Bluff, 111. ; D : 13043,
May 23, 1908. 264

and two other miracle plays for children, by

A. Corbin, with illustrations after the manner
of the old English woodcuts by Wm. P. Hen-
derson, and music for the little songs and cho-
ruses in the plays by Roy McWilliams. New
York, C. Scribner's sons, 1909. 2 p. 1., vii-xii
p. 1 1. 55 p. illus., plates, music. 12°.

© Sept. 7, 1909; 2c. Sept. 13, 1909; A:
247247 ; Alice Corbin, Lake Bluff, 111. 265

Addio, Madretta and other plays; by S. Young.
Chicago, Charles H. Sergei & co., 1912. 137 p.
12°. Contents : Addio. — Madretta. — The star in
the trees. — The twilight saint. — The dead
poet. — The seven kings and the wind. — The
queen of Sheba.

© Dec. 20, 1912 ; 2c. Dec. 23, 1912 ; D : 31867 ;
Stark Young, Austin, Tex. 266

Adeda; or, The priest's infatuation, a play in 5
acts.

© J. C. Porter, St. Louis; 1885:23159, Nov.
5. 267

— or, The story of a dagg'er, a play in 5 acts.

© J. C. Porter, St. Louis ; 1884 : 11398, June
6. 268

Same.

© Jno. C. Porter, St. Louis; 1890:18663,
June 9. 269

Adelaide; a comedy-drama in 3 acts, by T. F.
Clark.

© Thomas F. Clark, New York ; 1872 : 4012,
Apr. 16. 270

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Adelaide — Continued.

1 act pl:iy, adapted from the Gei-man of

Hugo Muller, by D. Bispham. Typewritten.

© David Bis^pbam, New Yorlc; 1897:4908,
Jan. 14 ; 2c. Jan. 14. 271

Adele; play in 3 acts, by Paul Herve, English by
A. Pbllipp, music by Jean Briquet. 3 v. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 27, 1913 ; D : 32096 ; Adolf Philipp
CO., New York. 272

or, Under a cloud, a drama by W. Ware,

arr. from Sylvanus Cobb's story of The lost
heir.

© Willie Ware, Brooklyn ; 1872 : 1203 ; Feb.
7. 273

a drama in 4 acts, by W. Ware.

© Willie Ware, New York ; 1871 : 7838, Aug.
22. 274

Adele Marot; a melodrama in 5 acts, by E. Mor-
timer.

© Edmund Mortimer, New York; 18S8:
9969, Apr. 5. 275

Adele. the saleslady; a drama, by J. A. Mack,
from the novel The saleslady, written by him
for the New York weekly, under the pseudo-
nym of Esther Clare Summerson. New York,
John Polhemus, 1879.

© John Alfred Mack, New York; 1879:
12864, Sept. 27 ; 2c. Sept. 27. 276

a drama founded on the novel entitled The

saleslady; or, Alone in the world, by J. A.
Mack (Esther Clare Summerson.)

© John Alfred Mack, New York; 1878:
11627, Oct. 9. 277

a play, dramatized by arrangement with

Street & Smith, from the exciting story pub-
lished recently in the New York weekly.

© G. W. Ridden, New York; 1881:8854,
June 6. 278

Adele Volkart; schauspiel in 3 akteu, von J.
Neumann. 48 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 16, 1912 ; D : 31145 ; Jacques Neu-
mann, Vienna. 279

Adeline's bond; a drama in 5 acts, by A. C. Guu-
ter.

© Archibald C. Gunter, New York; 1881:
20556, Dec. 31. 280

Adella; a drama in 4 acts, by J. Constas. 72 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© John Constas, Washington ; D :15308, Mar.
11, 1909 ; 2c. Mar. 11, 1909. 281

Adept (The); a scenario of a drama in 3 acts,
by M. Linwood Severy. Typewritten.

© Melvin L. Severy, Boston; 1894:35581,
July 25 ; 2c. July 24. 282

Adhemar; an original play in 4 acts, by P. Wil-
stach. 4°. Typewritten.

© Paul Wilstach, New York; D : 5526, Sept.
13, 1904; 2c. Sept. 13, 1904. 283

Adinelle; a drama in 4 acts and a prologue, by
E. Garmont.

© Emil Garmont, Chicago; 1884 : 11(559,
June 9. 284

Adios, Malaga la bella; zarzuela c6mico-dra-
matica de costumbres malagueiias en 1 acto
y 3 cuadros, en prosa, original, [de] A. Saenz
y Saenz, musica de Cabas Quiles. Madrid,
Sociedad de autores espaiioles, 1908. 43 p.
12°.

© Antonio Saenz v Saenz, Madrid ; D :
14689, Jan. 2, 1909; 2c. Jan. 4, 1909. 285

Adirondack (An) adventure; an original
American comedy in 3 acts, by O. Logan and
Anna Jenness Miller.

© Olive Logan, Washington; 1898:71123,
Dec. 7. 286

Adirondack folks; a mountain romance in 4
acts, by H. P. Bigelow.

© Harry Pavne Bigelow, Baldinsville, N. Y. ;
1899 : 32355, May 3 ; 2c. May 26. 287

Adirondacks (The); an American society play
in 3 acts.

© Wm. H. Leake, United States; 1878:
11333, Oct. 2. 288

an original play in 4 acts, by F. Cowan.

© Fletcher Cowan, Hoboken, N. J.; 1893:
48887, Nov. 2. 289

Adita, son of the Sioux; an Indian drama in 3
acts, by Francis La Flesche and H. Kane. 98
p. obi. 16°, Typewritten.

© Helen P. Kane, Washington; D : 13799,
Aug. 20, 1908 ; 2c. Nov. 3, 1908. 290

Adjoining' (The) flat; by Joseph A. Westhauser.
7 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 24, 1911 ; D : 24839 ; James Fran-
cis O'Donnell, Cincinnati. 291

sketch, by J. A. Westhauser. 6 p. f°.

Tyiiewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 23. 1910; D: 20868; Joseph A.
Westhauser, St. Paul. 292

Adland. 12 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Theodore Waters, Mt. Vernon, N. Y. ; D :
9298, Oct. 20, 1906 ; 2c. Oct. 26, 1906. 293

Admetus, a Thessalian fantasy; drama in 4
acts, by I. E. Outcault. 50 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 30, 1914; D: 36565; Irving E.
Outcault, San Diego, Cal. 293a

Same. Chula Vista, Cal., Denrich press

[1914] 80 p. plates. 8°.

© Dec. 7, 1914; 2c. Jan. 4, 1915; A: 391235;
Irving E. Outcault, San Diego, Cal. 293b

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316

Admirable (The) Bashville; or, Constancy un-
rewarded, being the novel of Cashel Byron's
profession done into a stage play in 3 acts
and in blanli verse, with a note on modern
prizefighting, by Bernard Shaw. New York,
Brentano's, 1913. 74 p. 16".

© Sept. 10, 1913; 2c. Nov. 13, 1913; A:
361164; G. B.' Shaw, London. 294

Admirable Crichton; a play, by M. Goldsmith.
92 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Milton Goldsmith, Philadelphia ; D : 2617,
Nov. 5, 1902; 2c. Feb. 2, 1903. 295

Admirable Miranda; written for the Hopeful!
well affected chib, bv P. L. Clark. Westfleld,
Mass., 1905. 34 p. 12".

© Patty Lee Clark, Westfleld, Mass.; D:
7386, Oct. 10, 1905; 2c. Oct. 28, 1905. 296

Admiral (The) Typewritten.

© Paul W. Hyde. Pittsburgh; 1899:83842,
Dec. 27 ; 2c. Mar. 13, 1900. 297

a dramatic triad, by C. Pendleton.

© Charlotte Pendleton, Philadelphia ; 1889 :
2270, Jan. 18 ; 2c. Jan. 29. 298

Admiral Att; comic opera libretto in 2 acts,
words and lyrics by Joseph Blethen. 4".
Typewritten.

© Alden Joseph Blethen. jr., Seattle; D:
5766, Oct. 24, 1904 ; 2c. May 3, 1905. 299

Admiral Cupid; a spectacular romantic comic
opera in 3 acts, written by D. F. R. McGregor,
composed by Max Hirschfeld.

© Donald Fitz Randolph McGregor, Brook-
lyn ; 1894 : 19352, Apr. 14. 300

Admiral Guinea. See Three plays; by W. E.
Henley and R. L. Stevenson.

Admiral Peters; comedy in 1 act, by W. W.
Jacobs and Horace Mills. New York, S.
French ; London, S. French, ltd. 13 p. 12".

© Sept. 16, 1909; 2c. Sept 17, 1909; D:
16812; Samuel French, ltd., London. 301

Admiral's (The) daughter; in 4 acts, by E. L.
Joslin. Typewritten.

© Edith L. Joslin, Boston; 1900 A: 31442,
Dec. 28 ; 2c. Dec. 28. . 302

— a poetical drama in blank verse, founded on
the massacre of St. Bartholomew in France,
by W. W. Campbell.

© W. Wilfred Campbell, Ottawa, Canada;
1898 : 35328, June 9. 303

— or. The slave ship, marine comedy in 1 act,
dialogue by N. Waybura and John T. Nichol-
son. 22 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 9, 1914 ; D : 38447 ; New Wayburn,
New York. 303a

Admirer (The) See New (The) woman.

Adolphe Challet; an emotional play in 5 acts, bv
G. M. Ciprico.

© George M. Ciprico, San Francisco; 1881:
12104, Aug. 5. 304

Adonis; a burlesque extravaganza in 2 acts and
5 scenes, by W. Gill.

© William Gill, New York; 1884:12044,
June 13. 305

Adonis (The) ballet; in several compositions, in-
vented and arr. by B. Kiralfy.

© Bolossy Kiralfy, New York; 1887:1725,
Jan. 21. 306

Adonis in France; burlesque, t^y H. M. Pitt.

© Henry Maeder Pitt, New York; 1887:

5325, JMar. 7. 307

Adonis in Paris; burlesque, by H. M. Pitt.

© Henry Maeder Pitt, New York; 1887:

5326, Mar. 7. 308

Adopted; an original moral drama in 5 acts, by
J. F. Wagner and F. Rode.

© Jobn F. Wagner and Fred'k. Rode, New
York ; 1878 : 7563, June 27. 309

(Die adoptirten); a comedy-drama in 4

acts, by Hugo Buerger.

© Imre Kiralfy, United States; 1877:12535,
Oct. 30. 310

Adopted (The) child; play in 4 acts, by B. Wit-
kowski. 50 p. f". Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 22, 1913 ; D : 35571 ; Birdie Wit-
kowski, Chicago. 311

Adopted daughter; a brilliant new melodrama
in 4 acts. f°. Typewritten.

© Israel M. Silkworth, Baltimore; D : 8248,
Mar. 29, 1906; 2c. Mar. 29, 1906. 312

Adopted son. See Minstrel boy.
Adopting a baby. 4°. Typewritten.

© Dorotby Usner Baxter, New York ; D :
5264, June 16, 1904; 2c. June 16, 1904. 313

Adopting Lucy; play by Richard E. Harcourt,
[pseud, of F. A. Paillou.] 14 p. 4°. Type-
w^ritten.

© Ic. Jan. 4, 1912 ; D : 28218 ; F. A. Paillou,
St. Louis. 314

Adoption (The) and other sketches. See Man
(The) behind the screen. — Treva.

Adoption (The) of Archibald; a farcical com-
edy in 3 acts, by E. Selwyn. 4°. Typewritten.

© Edgar Selwyn, New York; D : 2395, Sept.
30, 1902; 2c. Sept. 30, 1902. 315

Adoptirte (Die); lokal-posse mit gesang in 3 ak-
ten uud 4 bildern, nebst 1 vorspiel. Die iiber-
raschten junggesellen von E. Boremsky und M.
Cohnheim.

© Eugene Boremskv and Max Cohnheim,
New York; 1883: 10700, June 12. 316

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337

Adoptirten (Die) See Adopted (The)

Adora; a new comedy-drama, by Edwin F. De
Nyse.

© Kiralfy brotliers, New York ; 1875 : 7823,
July 27. 317

Adorable Elizabetli; a comedy in 1 act, by
Eugene Latour.

© Roxbury pub. co.. New York ; 1899 : 76303,
Nov. 22 ; 2c. Nov. 15. 318

Adoration (The) of the Magi kings. Sec Dawn
(The) of redemption.

Adrian the patriarch; a drama in 5 acts, by A.
T. Mitchell.

© Alexander T. Mitchell, Philadelphia:
1883 : 5421, Mar. 23. 319

Adriana Lecouvreur; commedia-dramma di E.
Scribe ed E. Legouve, ridotta in 4 atti per la
scena lirica da A. Colautti ; musica di Fran-
cesco Gilea. New York, V. Ciocia [1902] 120
p. 12°.

© Edoardo Sonzogno, Milran ; D : 2514, Oct.
30, 1902 ; 2c. Oct. 30, 1902. 320

Adrienne; a 1 act play In blank verse. 4°.
Typewritten.

I© Marjorie Benton Cooke, Chicago; D:
6746, May 29, 1905; 2c. May 29, 1905. 321

• or, Love versus passion, play in 4 acts, by

A. I. Finkle. 82 p. 4". Tyi)ewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 11, 1913; D: 34402; Alex. I.
Finkle, New York. 322

Adrienne Feyh; a comedy drama in 3 acts, by
J. Robertson.

© James Robertson, United States; 1878:

446, Jan. 9. 323

Adrienne Lecouvreur; a lyrical drama in 4 acts,

by A. Colautti, music by Francesco GUea. New

York, F. Rullman [1906] 75 p. 8°.

© F. Rullman. New York; D : 9122, Sept. 21,
1906 ; 2c. Nov. 12, 1906. 324

piece en 6 actes [par S. Bernhardt] [Paris,

Impr. de I'lllustration] 1907. 2 p. 1., 73 p.
12°.

© Sarah Bernhardt. Paris; D : 10413, Apr.
25, 1907 ; 2c. Apr. 25, 1907. 325

•play in 5 acts, by Sarah Bernhardt, the

story in English and French, by Charles Al-
fred Byrne. New York, F. Pullman [1905]
23 p. 8°.

© F. Rullman, New York ; D : 7675, Dec. 7,
1905 ; 2c. Dec. 13, 1905. 326

Adrift; a romantic idyl in 5 acts, by J. A.
Stevens.

© John A. Stevens, United States; 1887:
1933, Jan. 24. 327

a society play in 3 acts, act 2, by N. Ames,

i. e. Eleanor Maria Easterbrook Ames.

© Nellie Ames, Brooklyn ; 1874 : 510, Jan.

Adrift in New York; by S. MacDonald. 40 p.
4". Typewritten.

© Sara MacDonald, New York; D:8336,
Apr. 13, 1906 ; 2c. Apr. 13, 1906. 329

a comedy drama in 4 acts, by N. S. Wood.

© N. S. Wood, New York ; 1889 : 8235, Mar.
14. 330

a dramatic composition, by H. Alger, jr.

© Horatio Alger, jr.. New York ; 1889 : 4209,
Feb. 5. 331

Advance (The) agent. 198 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Wm. B. Young, Chicago ; D : 12602, Mar.
24, 1908; 2c. Mar. 24, 1908. 332

1 act play, by R. Warner. 16 p. 4°. Type-

written.

© Richard Warner, New York ; D : 13070,
May 27, 1908; 2c. May 27, 1908. 333

or, Her mother's last wish, 1 act playlet,

by D. Howe. 11 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 2, 1912; D: 28919; Den Howe,
Baltimore. 334

Advance edition of the Republican national
convention; a travesty in 1 act, by Douglas
Malloch, staged under the direction of Otis B.
Thayer. 13 p. t°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 10, 1912; D: 29631; Press club
of Chicago, Chicago. 335

See New (The) woman's
Advent. See Plays; by August Strindberg.

Advanced woman
club.

Adventure (An); by O. Dymow.

^poHcniecTBie; nbeca Bt o^hom'B ^^'SficTBiH.
Ociina JIfiiMOBa.
28 p. 8°. Ms.

© Ic. Mar. 11, 1915; D: 39918; Ossip Dy-
mow, New York. 335a

play in 5 acts, by H. B. Binns. 104 p. 12°.

Printed.

© Ic. Nov. 25, 1910 ; D : 22643 ; Henry Bryan
Binns, Eden Bridge, England. 336

— romantic variation on a Homeric theme [in
5 acts, by] H. B. Binns. New York, B. W.
Huebsch : Loudon, A. C. Fifield, 1911. 5 p. 1.,
96 p. 16°.

© Feb. 16, 1911; 2c. Feb. 20, 1911; D:
23442 ; Henry Bryan Binns, London. 337

— See also Balaustion's Euripides.

15.

328

Adventure galley; play in 4 acts, by B. Bloch.
109 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 19, 1914; D: 37357; Bertram
Bloch, New York. 337a

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349

Adventure (An) in justice; or, Hobbe's hobby,
comedy drama in 4 acts, by E. O. Tilburne.
160 p. f°. Tyiiewi-itten.

© Ic. Nov. 20, 1914; D:38SG0; Edward
Oliver Tilburne, St. Paul. 337b

Adventure (An) in the land of Nod; by F. G.

Ilonth and Justin Paige. 4". Typewritten.

© Francis Greye Routh, Cincinnati ; D :

10200, Mar. 23, 1907; 2c. Mar. 23, 1907. 338

Adventure (The) of a New York detective.
f^ce Limber Jim.

Adventure of Lady Ursula; comedy in 4 acts,
by Anthony Hope [pseud, of Antbony Hope
Hawkins] New York, S. French; London, S.
French, ltd., 1910. 4 p. 1., 7-137 p. 12".

© June 15, 1010; 2c. June 15, 1910; D:
21340; Samuel French, ltd., London. 339

Adventure (The) of Mary. See St. Patrick's
eve.

Adventure (The) of the Lady Ursula; a com-
edy in 4 acts, by Anthony Hope [pseud, of
Anthony Hope Hawkins] New York, R. H.
Russel."l89S. 3 p. 1., 125 p. illus. pi. 8°.

© R. H. Russel, New York; 1898:67846,
Nov. 21 ; 2c. Dec. 24. 340

Adventurer (The); a comedy in 4 acts, by Al-
fred Capus, tr. from the French by Benedict
Papot. {In Drama, no. 16, Nov. 1914; peri-
o.lical © Dec. 2, 1914 ; 2c. Jan. 19, 1915 ; B :
32S0S3; Drama league of America, Chicago)

340a

humane play in 4 acts, by D. Oppenheim.

143 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 17, 1909 ; D : 17738 ; David Op-
penheim, New York. 341

Adventurers; by M. W. Brooks. 66 p. f".
Typewritten.

© Mary Wallace Brooks, Grafton, Ontario,
Canada; D : 12108, Jan. 13, 1908; 2c. Feb. 24,
1908. 342

pageant in 4 parts, by J. B. Carrington.

48 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 8, 1913; D: 36065; John B. Car-
rington, San Antonio. ■■ 342a

Adventures; or. The woman-hater, vaudeville
sketch, by U. Akerstrom. 28 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. July 27, 1910 ; D : 21657 ; Ullie Aker-
strom, Brooklyn. 343

Adventures in Cuba. See Maine (The) disas-
ter.

Adventures in the far West. See Jack Wilson,
the scout.

Adventures in the old land and the new. ilee
Eviction (The)

5379—15-

Adventures of a bachelor; by Mrs. Mark Pea-
body.

© Louise E. Paullin, New York ; 1881 : 5022,
Apr. 2. 344

Adventures of a cast-ofc; photo drama for
cleanup week in 11 incidents, by A. Pennewell.
(In Oak leaves, v. 34, no. 20, May 8, 1915)

© Riay 8, 1915 ; Ic. May 15, 1915 ; D : 41024 ;
Aimer Pennewell, Oak Park, 111. 344a

Adventures (The) of a college bride. See Ma-
sonic (The) ring'.

Adventures (The) of a hard boiled egg; by
Barry Gray. 9 p. 4°. Typ'ewritten.

© James L. Harkless and Madeline Hart-
ford, Belle Vernon, Pa.; D : 14523, Dec. 12,
1908 ; 2c. Dec. 12, 1908. 345

Adventures (The) of a lively hussy. See Lady
Betty Martingale.

Adventures (The) of a love letter. See Scrap
(A) of paper.

Adventures (The) of a sealed packet. See Na-
bob's (The) fortune.

Adventures of a speculative Yankee. See
Hezekiah Hapgood.

Adventures (The) of a telegraph operator. See
Curious.

Adventures (The) of Ademont; by F. E. Moore.
15 p. f". Typewritten.

© Ic. July 19, 1911; D: 24729; F. E. Moore,
Milwaukee. 346

Adventures of Aladdin and his lamp. See
New (A) version of The adventures of Alad-
din and his lamp.

Adventures of an actress; up-to-date musical
sketch in 1 scene, by E. B. Egan. 4°. Type-
written.

© Edith Barnes Egan, Brooklyn; D: 11966,
Dec. 21, 1907 ; 2c. Jan. 8, 1908. 347

Adventures (The) of an Irish guide. See
E.ody, the rover.

Adventures (The) of Arthur Lynch. See High
treason.

Adventures (The) of Atwood; by W. L. Harts-
horn. 116 p. Typewritten.

© W. L. Hartshorn, Hanover, N. H. ; D:
1203, Dec. 21, 1901; 2c. Dee. 21, 1901; 2c.
printed ed. Apr. 18, 1903. 348

Adventures of Barney, the guide; an original
melodramatic episode, together with original
scenes, songs, and tableaux, written, composed
and designed by J. MacEvoy.

© John MacEvoy, New York; 1872:3348,
ApJ^ 1. 349

■ See also Haunted (The) guide.

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Adventures (The) of Chlora; play in 5 acts, by

F. H. Shelton. 55 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 4, 1913; D: 32185; Fredk. H.
Sbelton, Philadelphia. 350

Adventures (The) of Don Juan; a comedy
drama in 4 acts, by R. Mansfield.

© Richard Mansfield, United States; 1890:
3S697, Dec. 8. 351

Adventures (The) of Don Quixote de la Man-
cha and his squire Sancho Panza; farce-
comedy in 5 acts, dramatized from the novel
of Micuel de Cervantes Saavedra, by I. Lud-
low. 125 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 30, 1912 ; D : 31507 ; Israel Lud-
low, New York. 352

Adventures (The) of Fred Esteller. See Ten
thousand.

Adventures of Hypatia; a play in 4 acts, found-
ed on Charles Kingsley's novel of that name,
by G. Stuart Ogilvie. Rahway. N. J., The Mer-
shon CO., 1894.

© W. Heinemann, London; 1894:7317,
Apr. 2. 353

Adventures (The) of Jack; comedy in 2 acts, by

G. F. Gundelfinger. 80 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 6, 1911; D: 24153; Geo. F. Gun-
delfinger, New Haven. 354

Adventures (The) of Legate Grove,
der a cloud.

See Un-

Ad ventures (The) of Little Red Riding Hood;
an operetta in 4 acts, by Richard Hardman.

© Roxbury pub. co.. New York ; 1899 : 76331,
Nov. 22; 2c. Nov. 15. 355

Adventures (The) of Louis Casimir; a roman-
tic drama in 4 acts, by F. Hall.

© Franklin Hall, Philadelphia; D : 3039,
Dec. 9. 356

Adventures (The) of Lydia. 4°. Typewritten.

© Moses Goldstein, Brooklyn ; D : 1194, Dec.

18,1901 ; Ic. Nov. 9,1901 ; Ic. Feb. 21, 1902. 357

Adventures (The) of Miss Linn; by H. Rogers.

© Harry Rogers, New York; 1900 A: 27559,
Nov. 6. 358

Adventures of Mr. Tom and the baron; a farce
in 3 acts, by F. Summerfield. Typewritten.

© Fred Summerfield, New York; 1899:
35272, May 26 ; 2c. May 26. 359

Adventures (The) of Mutt and Jeff; musical
comedy in 1 act, by J. Lyle. 10 p. f". Type-
written.

© Ic. Feb. 11, 1911; D: 23334; Jack Lyle,
New York. 360

Adventures (The) of one O'Billiard McWil-
liams. See Comedy (The) of the Killtown
rivals.

Adventures (The) of our commercial travel-
ers. See Pluck.

Adventures (The) of Peck's bad boy; a farce
comedy in 1 act, by C. Francis. 16 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. June 26, 1912 ; D : 30108 ; C. Francis,
Hornell, N. Y. 361

Adventures of Pinocchio; arranged from the
■ Italian of C. Collodi [pseud, of Carlo Loren-

zini] by Emily Gray. Chicago, A. Flanagan

company [1911] 79 p. illus. (part col.)

16".

© Dec. 20, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 26, 1911; A:

305136; A. Flanagan co., Chicago. 362

Adventures (The) of Polly. See Girl worth
while.

Adventures (The) of Sherlock Holmes. See
Sign of the four.

Adventures of Smith & Jones; a farce comedy
in 3 acts, by J. J. Murray.

© John J. Murray, Cincinnati ; 1898 : 65109,
Nov. 7. 363

Adventures (The) of the bad boy; an original
3 act comedy, by William J. Hand and Ulysses
D. Newell. 63 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Union amusement co.. New York ; D :
10597, May IS, 1907 ; 2c. July 15, 1907. 364

Adventures (The) of the Yama Yamas; play.

© M. Witmark & sons, New York; D:
13395. July 22, 1908. 365

Adventures of Tom and Jerry; or, Cafe La
Trouble. 4°. Typewritten.

© Fre<l Roger Imhof, Rock Island. 111.; D:
4907, Apr. 20, 1904; 2c. Apr. 20, 1904. 366

Adventures (The) of Tom Sawyer; play in 4
acts, by P. Kester. 4 v. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 2, 1914 ; D : 36212 ; Paul Kester,
Alexandria, Va. 366a

Adventures (The) of Tom Van Aster; by the

mythsterious cuss.

© Charles A. Glyn, New York ; 1882 : 10357,
June 22. 367

Adventuress (The); a comedy drama in 4 acts,
by B. IL Hilton.

© Susan Denin, New York; 1871:11355,
Dec. 1. 368

a comedy in 4 acts, by Emile Angler.

© F. Rullman, New York ; 1888 : 27474, Sept.
27; 2c. Oct. 8. 369

a drama in 5 acts, by J. W. Hartley.

© J. Warren Hartley, Philadelphia; 1893:
17475, Apr. 8. 370

musical comedy in 2 acts, by W. Chase and

C. Nathan. 94 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 6, 1912; D: 30455; Will Chase
and Casper Nathan, New York. 371

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389

Adventuress (The) — Continued.

an original American play in 4 acts, by A.

Pitou.

© Augustus Pitou, New York ; 1874 : 10212,
Aug. 3. 372

a play.

© A. W. Hammond, New York ; 1879 : 57fiO,
Apr. 29. 373
play in 1 act, by H. Whitaker. 17 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 10, 1914; D : 3G299 ; Herman
Whitaker, Piedmont, Cal. 374
romantic tabloid in 3 acts, by W. C. Her-
man. Chicago, Chicago manuscript co., 1914.
30 p. t". Mimeographed.

© Dec. 1, 1914 ; 2c. Dec. 18, 1914 ; D : 39141 ;
Alex. Byers, Chicago. 374a

or, Lady Evelyn's triumph; a drama in 4

acts, by W. Burt Emerson. Clyde, O., Ames
publishing company.

© Ames pub. co., Clyde, O. ; 1S93 : 9225, Feb.
20; 2c. Feb. 20. 375

Adversaire (L'); comedie en 4 actes, par Alfred
Capus. Paris, E. Fasquelle, 1904. 3 p. 1., 280
p. 12".

© Eugene Fasquelle, Paris; D : 4749, June
2, 1904; 2c. Dec. 28, 1903; 2c. Jan. 29, 1904.

376

See also Theatre complet; [de] Alfred Ca-
pus.

Advertised. 12 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Edgar Stoltz, San Francisco; D : 8194,

Mar. 19, 1906; 2c. Mar. 19, 1906.

A. Stiles.

f°.

377
Type-

Advertised for; by J
written.

© James A. Stiles, Brooklyn ; D : 12390, Feb.
19, 1908 ; 2c. Feb. 12, 1908. 378

Advertisement; play in 4 acts, by Basil Mac-
Donald Hastings. New York, S. French;
London, S. French, ltd. 114 p. 12°.

© May 18, 1915 ; 2c. May 20, 1915 ; D : 40811 ;
Samuel French, ltd., London. 378a

Advertisement (The) writer.

© George R. Craw, Chicago ; D : 11944, Dec.
19, 1907. 379

Advertiser (The); comedy in 3 acts, by J. Me-
dill Patterson. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 8, 1912; D : 29634 ; Joseph M.
Patterson, Chicago. 380

Advertising agent; dramatic composition in 3
acts, by E. W. Scully. 88 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 21, 1910; D: 20252; Eugene W.
Scully, Montvale, N. J. 381

a modern drama, by C. T. Cargill.

© C. T. Cargill, Newport, Ky. ; 1895 : 37016,
July 17 ; 2c. July 29. 382

Advertising brings results; a comedy sketch in
1 act, by M. Coe and Lulla Cortelyou. 15 p.
f. Typewritten.

© Marie E. Coe, Melrose, Cal.; D: 15889,
May 19, 1909 ; 2c. May 19, 1909. 383

farce in 1 act, by M. Coe and L. Grant. 16

p. 4°. Typewritten,

© Ic, June 16, 1914 ; D : 37329 ; Marie Coe
and Leila Grant, Los Angeles. 383a

Advertising for a husband; farce in 1 act, by
Charles S. Bird. New York, S, French ; Lon-
don, S, French, ltd. 28 p. 12°.

© Dec. 28, 1911 ; 2c, Dec. 2^8, 1911 ; D : 28109 ;
Samuel French, New York. 384

play in 1 act, by H. A. Littledale. 16 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. June 2. 1914 ; D : 37199 ; Harold A, Lit-
tledale, New York. 384a

Advertising (The) girls; a masque of very fly
leaves in 2 scenes, by Amelia Sanford. Bos-
ton, W. H. Baker & co., 1900. 18 p. 12°.

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston ; 1900 A :
1037, Jan. 11 ; 2c. Jan. 31, 1900. 385

Advertising (The) man; comedy in 4 acts, by
F, W. Robinson. 117 p, 4°. Typewritten,

© Ic, Jan. 21, 1914 ; D : 35736 ; Fred Warner
Robinson, New York. 385a

See also Land (The) of Lag.

Advertising (The) of Kate; play in 4 acts, by A.
N. Meyer. 129 p. 4". Typewritten,

© Ic. June 22, 1912; D: 30085; Annie
Nathan Meyer, New York. 386

Advice; a play in 1 act, by C. L. Fox, 4°.
Typewritten,

© Constance Le Vien Fox, New York ; D :
5763, Nov. 12, 1904; 2c. Nov. 12, 1904, 387

Advice ltd. ; comedy drama in 4 acts, by M. C. G.
Bright. 4 v. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept, 10, 1914 ; D : 38079 ; Mary Chave-
lita Golding Bright, Loudon, 387a

Advice to husbands. See Estranged.

Advice wanted; vaudeville sketch in 1 act, by
William and Josephine Giles. New York, Dick
& Fitzgerald. 6 p. 12°.

© Aug. 2, 1915; 2c. Aug. 3, 1915; D : 41407 ;
Dick & Fitzgerald, New York. 387b

Adviser; comedietta in 1 act, by L. Karr. 24 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 4, 190Q; D: 17156; Louise Karr,
New York. 388

Adzuma; or. The Japanese wife, a play in 4
acts, by E, Arnold. New York, Charles Scrib-
ner's sons, 1893,

© Edwin Arnold, Great Britain ; 1893 : 4128,
Jan. 19 ; 2c. Jan. 20. 389

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412

Aegtesland; spil i 3 akter med forspillet De
uuge dr0mme ;if E. Gad. Kj0benhavn og
Kristiania, Gyldendalske boghandel, Nordisk
forlag, 1913. 2 p. 1. 64 p. 8°.

© Oct. 25, 1913 ; 2c. Nov. 4, 1913 ; D : 34935 ;
Emma Gad, Copeuhagen. 390

Aeneas; a drama.

© Charles Gildelaaus, St. Louis; 1SS4 : 20437,
Oct. 10 ; 2c. Oct. 10. 391

Aeneas at the court of Dido. 102 p. 8°. Type-
written.

© Robert Hammond Real, Baltimore ; D :
3824, Aug. 12, 1903 ; 2c. Aug. 12, 1903. 392

Aeneid. See Dido. — Flight (The) of Aeneas.

Aenone; an emotional drama in 5 acts, trans-
lated and adapted from the French by A. Fal-
lon.

© Anita Fallon, San Francisco; 1888: 22104,
Aug. 1. 393

Aerial (An) excursion. Typewritten.

© Walter P. Portman, Chicago; D : 7430.
Oct. 20, 1905 : 2c. Oct. 20, 1905. 394

Aerial (An) honeymoon; musical comedy in 2
scenes, by P. Goldmann. 10 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. May 6, 1911; D: 24148; Philipp Gold-
mann, New York. 395

1 act operette, by P. Goldmann. 12 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 31, 1910; D: 22974; Philipp Gold-
mann, New York. 396

pantomimic musical comedy in 3 acts, by

John F. Byrne. 3 v. 4°. Typewritten.

© Sept. 8, 1914 ; D : 38065 ; Andrew S. Byrne
and James A. Byrne, Norwich, Conn. 396a

Aerietta, the smug-g'ler's daug'hter; a nautical
extravaganza in 3 acts, by L. N. Fletcher, Li-
bretto.

© I>ewis Nehemiah Fletcher, Kansas City,
Mo. ; 1883 : 12550, July 9. 397

opera, a nautical extravaganza in 3 acts, by

L. N. Fletcher, music composed by Edw. W.
Thompson.

© Lewis Nehemiah Fletcher, Kansas Cltv,
Mo. ; 1883 : 17470, Sept. 22 ; 2c. Nov. 5. 398

Aero (The) club; a comedy in 3 acts, by Sydney
Rosenfeld.

© S. Rosenfeld, New York ; D : 9574, Dec. 4,
1906. 399

Aero-nots (The); 1 act vaudeville farce, by M.
Ott. 19 p. 4". Typewritten.

© le. Feb. 20, 1912; D: 28783; Mathew Ott,

Aeronaut (The). 35 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Aaron Hoffman and Taylor Granville,
New York ; D : 9505, Nov. 23, 1906 ; 2c. Nov. 23,
1906. 401

■a musical play in 2 acts, book by Palmer

Morse, music by Guy Bevier [pseud, of G. B.
Williams]

© Guy Bevier Williams, Milwaukee ; D :
10238, Mar. 29, 1907. 402

an original play in 4 acts, by Charles Ul-

Wollaston, Mass.

400

rich and H. Gilbert.

© Harry Gilbert, Cincinnati ; 1881 : 11500,
July 25. 403

Aeroplane (An) flirtation; vaudeville sketch in
2 scenes, by G. F. Sturgis. 20 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Jan. 24, 1911; D: 23182; Granville
Iforbes Sturgis, Denver. 404

Aesop, the fool; a classic drama in 4 acts and 8
scenes, by L. P. Brown.

© Laurence Parmley Brown, New York:
1896 : 15405, Mar. 9. 405

Aesthetics (The); an original comedy in 3 acts,
by Hazel Wood (M. B. Smith).

© Magda B. Smith, New York; 1881:4382.
Mar. 22. 406

Affaeren: komedie i 5 akter, af H. Nathansen.
K.i0benhavn og Kristiania, Gyldendalske bog-
handel. Nordisk forlag, 1913. 2 p. 1., 164 p.
32°.

© Oct. 29, 1913 ; 2c. Nov. 13, 1913 ; D : 35004 ;
Henri Nathansen, Copeuhagen. 407

Affair (The) at the rectory. 14 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Walter II. Fell, Trenlon. N. J.; D : 6.558.
Apr. 21. 1905 ; 2c. Apr. 21, 1905. 408

Affair (An) at West-Gate. 4°. Typewritten.
© J. Benson Stafford, Buffalo; D : 10502,
May 6, 1907; 2c. May 6, 1907. 409

Affair (An) in a studio; play in 1 act, by L. A.
Pape. 8 p. t°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 13, 1912; D: 31387; Leon A.
Pape, Philadelphia. 410

Affair (The) in the barracks; English version
of Stein and Soehngen's German play entitled
Kasernenluft in 4 acts, by C. M. S. McLellan.
150 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 9, 1911 ; D : 24441 ; Liebler & co..
New York. 411

Affair (An) of business; vaudeville sketch in 1
act, by B. W. Musson.

© B. W. Musson, Rochester, N. Y. ; 1898:
19547, Mar. 16. 412

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434

Affair (An) of honor; a pautomime in 1 act, by
J. Perie. Typewritten.

© Junette Perie, New York; 1898:48492,
Aug. 17 ; 2c. Nov. 4. 413

piny in 1 act, by Margaret Raven. 22 p.

4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 23, 1912; D : 28811 ; E. Daniell
Lockwood, New York. 414

See also Cosa (Una) del honra.

Affair (An) of state; a play in 4 acts.

© George Porter, Bridgeport, Conn. ; D :
10152, Mar. 15, 1907. 415

Affair (An) of the family. 30 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Robert Marcus Rcliinks, Birmingham,
Ala. ; D : 13319, July 10, 1908 ; 2c. July 10, 1908.

416

Affair (An) of the heart; a melodrama in 5 acts,
by A. E. Rice.

© Alfred E. Rice, Portland, Or.; D : 7109,
Aug. 15, 1905. 417

Affair (The) of the pink gown; a play in 1 act,
by C. E. Rich. 4 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Cbarles Edward Rich, New York; D:
2101, July 10, 1902 ; 2c. July 10, 1902. 418

Affair of the sword; by F. G. Blakeslee and
Henry McMauus. 11 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Fred G. Blakeslee, Hartford; D : 9090,
Sept. 15, 190G ; 2c. Sept. 15, 1906. 419

Affaire (L') Clemenceau.
(The) case. — Iza.

See Clemenceau

Affaire (L') Coverly. See Tichborne (The)
claimant.

Affaire d'amour de Mme. Blanche; a comedy
drama in 4 acts, by M. Walsh.

© Marie Walsh, Brooklyn; 1898:24550,
May 20. 420

Affaire d'lionneur; by Wm. D. Hall. 7 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

• © Minnie and Etbel Nye, Philadelphia ; D :
5774, Nov. 15, 1904; 2c. Nov. 15, 1904, 421

Affaire (Une) d'or; comedie en 3 actes, par M.

Gerbidon. 32 p. (L'lllustration theatrale,
' 8^ annee.— 224, IG novembre, 1912.)

© Nov. 16, 1912 : 2c. Dec. 7, 1912 ; D : 31613 ;

Marcel Gerbidon, Paris. 422

Affaire (L') de I'hotel Bitch. See Hotel (The)
Hitch case.

Afi'aire (L') des poisons; piece en 5 actes, de V.
Sardou. [Paris, Impr. de l'lllustration] 1908.
2 p. 1., 96 p. S".

© Victorien Sardou, Paris; D : 12436, Feb.
27, 1908; 2c. Feb. 27, 1908. 423

Affaire (L') Dreyfus; or. The Devil's Island's
martyr, tr. from the French L'afCaire Drey-
fus; ou, Le martyr de I'lle du Diable, a his-
torical drama in 5 acts and 9 tableaux, by
J. B. Bouzelli and U. Rustique. 41 p. f°.

© J. B. Bouzelli and Urbain Rustique, Mon-
treal, Canada; D : 4809, Mar. 21, 1904. 424

Affaire Fousseret; schauspiel in 3 aufziigen, von
Felix Philippi. Berlin-Wilmersdorf, Felix
Bloch erben. 110 p. S".

© Ic. Jan. 28. 1914 ; D : 35S12 ; Felix Bloch
erben. Berlin-Wilmersdorf. 424a

Affaire (L') Grisel; drame fin 3 actes, [par]
Lucieu Besnnrd.

© Felix Demoly, Paris ; D : 10180, Mar. 21,
1907. 425

Affaire (Une) pcandaleuse; vaudeville en 4
actes, i)ar Paul Gavault and Maurice Ordon-
ueau. Paris, P. V. Stock, 1904. 170 p. 12°.

© P. V. Stock, Paris ; D : 5948, Dec. 22, 1904 ;
2c. Dec. 22, 1904. 426

Affaires (Les) sont les affaires; piece en 3
actes, de O. Mirbeau.

© Octave Mirbeau. Paris; D : 3335, Apr. 25,
1903 ; 2c. Apr. 27, 1903. 427

Affairs (The) of men; play in 3 acts, by A. C.
Carruthers. 19 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 8, 1914; D: 38435; Arthur C.
Carruthers, New York. 427a

Affairs of state; an American comedy, by W.
Sikes.

© Wirt Sikes, New York ; 1874 : 2038, Feb.
20. 428

Affectation; a musical comedy in 2 acts, de-
picting the fashionable life. 4°. Typewritten.
© Julius Wedekind, New York; D : 2521,
Oct. 31, 1902; 2c. Oct. 31, 1902. 429

Affection (An) of the heart; a comedy in 2 acts,
by Eugene Latour.

© Roxbury pub. co.. New York ; 1899 :
76305, Nov. 22 ; 2c. Nov. 22. 430

Affinities; a comedy drama in 4 acts, by H. M.
Yost. 97 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. xMav 27, 1912; D: 29813; Howard M.
Yost, Cleveland. 431

Affinity. 4". Typewritten.

© Richardson William Dickenson, Sioux
Falls, S. D. ; D : 2028, June 20, 1902; 2c. June
20, 1902. 432

— 10 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© J. Greenman Howser, Chicago ; D : 14053,
Oct. 14, 1908 ; 2c. Oct. 14, 1908. 433

— by W. J. Carter. 24 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 14, 1910 ; D : 17938 ; William J.
Carter, New York. 434

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453

Affinity — Continued.

family tragedy of the present times in 4

acts, by Dr. G. Keitz. 123 p. f. Type-
written.

© Ic. Feb. 1, 1913 ; D : 32161 ; Gustav Keitz,
New Orleans. 435

a play iu 4 acts, by A. M. Bradley. 4".

Typewritten.

© Alice M. Bradley, Croton-on-Hudson,
N. Y.; D: 13549, Aug. 15, 1908; 2c. Aug. 15,
1908. 436

— play iu 1 act, by A. B. Ebin. 22 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 9, 1914 ; D : 35610 ; Alexander B.
Ebin, New York. 436a

— playlet in 1 act, by S. Sbatford. 9 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 25, 1914 ; D : 36928 ; Sarah Shat-
ford. New York. 436b

Affinity and duty; or, Evangeline and
Gretchen, play in 1 act, by Anna Turnworm
[pseud, of M. A. Wolff] 34 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Aug. 16, 1913; D: 34180; Mary A.
Wolff, Montgomery, Ala. 437

Affinity beach, and The girl from Mars; piece

in 2 acts, by Joe Opp. 45 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. June 11, 1914 ; D : 37293 ; Joseph Opp,

New York. 437a

Affinity (The) bug.

© Sanford H. Dickinson, Buffalo; D : 15650.
Apr. 19, 1909. 438

Affinity (The) garden; a 1 act playlet, by M. S.
Parr. 19 p. f". Typewritten.

© Margaret S. Parr, Philadelphia ; D : 15172,
15172, Feb. 25, 1909; 2c. Feb. 8, 1909. 439

play in 3 acts, by M. S. L. Parr. 133 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 21, 1913 ; D : 34314 ; Margaret S.
Linn Parr, Collingswood, N. J. 440

Affinity (The) marriage; a play in 4 acts, by C.
A. McMullen. 92 p. 12°.

© Clarence A. McMullen, Oakland, Cal. ; D :
15510, Apr. 1, 1909; 2c. Apr. 27, 1909. 441

Afflicted by affinities; a playlet in 1 act, by
J. W. Allen. 21 p. 4°. Ms.

© Ic. May 8. 1912; D: 29289; J. Weller
Allen, Richmond, 111. 442

Afflicted (The) family; or, A doctor without
a diploma, a farce comedy in 4 acts, by Mal-
colm Stewart Taylor. Clyde, O., A. D. Ames.
© A. D. Ames, Clyde, O. ; 1884 : 11352, June
5 ; 2c. June 5. 443

Affranchis (Les); piece en 3 actes, par Marie
Leneru. Paris, Librairie Hachette et cie.,
1911. 227 p. 12°.

© Apr. 21, 1911; 2c. May 12, 1911; D:
24192 ; Hachette & co., Paris. 444

Affranchisement (The) of Louise; play in 3

acts, by B. Israeli. 114 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 25, 1912; D: 29486; Baruch Is-

. raeli, Washington. 445

Affreux (L') homme; piece en 2 actes [de] M.
Vaucaire et Y. Mirande. Paris, I.ibrairie the-
atrale, 1909. 37 p. 12°.

© Jan. 15, 1910 ; 2c. Dec. 27. 1909 ; D :17785 ;
Maurice Vaucaire et Yves Mirande, Paris.

446

Afloat and ashore; a comedy in 3 acts, by J. F.

Mil liken.

© James F. Milliken, New York; 1885:
27730, Dec. 28. 447

Afreet (The); play in 1 act by A. Winspeare.
31 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 7, 1915; D : 39714 ; Anthony
Winspeare, London. 447a

Africa; or, Livingstone and Stanley, a new
drama, by John F. Poole.

© Josh Hart, New York; 1872:9274, Aug.

29. 448

Africain (L') See Hamza.

Africaine (L'); a grand opera in 5 acts, com-
posed by Giacomo Meyerbeer, adapted from
the French of E. Schribe, by W. E. Hoffmann.
© Kate Glover, New York ; 1895 : 51831, Oct.
12; 2c. received. 449

African (The) box; or. The magician's trou-
bles, arr. bv Charles White. New York, R. M.
De Witt.

© Robert M. De Witt, New York; 1875:
14042, Dec. 30; 2c. Mar. 1, 1S76. 450

African (An) changed. See Their last hope.

African (The) dodger. Sec Oh promise me.

African (An) king; a melodrama in 4 acts, by
Madeline Merli.

© Charles E. Blaney, New York; 1900

A : 15381, June 21. 451

African prince, his capture and escape from
bondage; or. All for his sister.

© Elizabeth It. J. Hensen, Chicago; D:
6955, July 12, 1905. 452

African (The) princess. Sec Urlina.

Africanus Blue Beard; a musical Ethiopian bur-
lesque, by Frank Dumont. New York, R. M.
De Witt.

© Robert M. De Witt, New York; 1876:
14574, Dec. 29; 2c. Sept. 15, 1877. 453

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COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

474

Afrikaforscher (Der); dialog fiir 3 weibliche
luul 1 miinuliclie rolle, von E. Totzke. Antigo,
Wis., Antigo publishing co. 1 p. 1., 12 p. 24".
(Dialoge und vortriige fiir jugendvereine, no.
43)

© Nov. 10, 1013; 2c. Nov. 20, 1913; D:
35069; Antigo pub. co., Antigo, Wis. 454

Afrikaner; lustspiel in 4 aufziigen [von R. Her-
manns! Elberfeld. A. Martini & Griittefien,
g. in. b. h., 190G. 114 p. 16°.

© Rudolf Hermanns. Elberfeld, Germany;
C : 131973, Oct. 15, 1906 ; 2c. Oct. 15, 1906.

455

Afrikanische (Der) Bismarck und die Eng-
lander. Sec Buren-keile.

Afrimerican (The); or, Before the war and
after emancipation, from barbarism to
bondag'e, and from soldier to citizen, an
original dramatic production, by W. Foote.

© William Foote, New York; 1891:11137,
Mar. 26. 456

Afro (The) American adventurer; 4 act drama,
by J. N. Smith.

© Jean Nuton Smith, Indianapolis; 1896:
63818, Nov. 23. 457

After; an original drama in 1 act, by Scott Bat-
tarns.

© J. M. Hill, New York ; 1888 : 16478, June
8. 458

play in 1 act, by F. Bruegger. 18 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 30, 1914; D: 36492; Frederick
Bruegger, Chicago. 458a

After a fashion; or, A doctor without a
diploma, a farce comedy in 4 acts, by M.
Taylor.

© Malcolm Taylor, Chicago; 1878:1185,
Jan. 28. 459

After a fortune; or, Foiled by dogs, a border
drama in 4 acts, by W. D. Marine.

© Will D. Marine, Indianapolis ; 1890 : 2335,
Jan. 17. 460

After a storm comes a calm; a comedietta in 1
act, by John Maddison Morton.

© A. T. B. De Witt, New York ; 1886 : 30298,
Dec. 29 ; 2c. Aug. 30, 1888. 461

After all; comedy in 4 acts, by H. M. Sankey.
40 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 26, 1911 : D : 28101 ; Howard M.
Sankey, Richmond, Ind. 462

comedy in 3 acts, by P. K. Driden. 116 p.

f. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 12, 1913; D : 33207 ; Paul K.
Driden, Reading, Pa. 463

After all — Continued.

dramatic poem, by Harriet Monroe. {In

Poet lore, v. 12, no. 3, Julv-Sept., 1900 : period-
ical © NoA^ 17, 1900; Ic. Nov. 1, 1900; Ic.
Nov, 4, 1900; B: 18129; Poet lore co., Boston)

463a

Sec also Passing (The) show.

After all the judgment; a play in 3 acts, by J.
C. Nicholson. Ill p. blueprint plans, obi. 24°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 10, 1913 ; D : 32277 ; James Calvin
Nicholson, Hartford. 464

After business hours; a comtedy in 4 acts, from
the German of Blumenthal, by A. Daly.

© Augustin Daly, New York; 1886:22031,
Oct. 1. 465

Same.

© by Joseph F. Daly and Richard Dorney,
New York, as executors, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 4977, Jan. 7, 1914. Origi-
nal entry, Oct. 1, 1886, no. 22031. 465a

After centuries; [scenario for play in prologue
and 3 acts] by M. P. Welch. 8 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Aug. 25, 1909 ; D : 16628 ; Mary Parkes
Welch, Roland Park, Md. 466

After dark in Deadwood and I/eadville.

© James Lewer, Denver ; 1879 : 11562, Aug.
30. 467

After death; a 5 act sensational melodrama, by
R. A. Farrelly.

© Richard A. Farrelly, New York; 1894:
6557, Jan. 27. 468

After forty years; sketch, by F. Allen. 9 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

I© Ic. Mar. 14, 1910; D: 20446; Frederick
Allen, Salt Lake City. 469

After it happened; by Lewis Allen. 2 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 31, 1913 ; D : 35066 ; Jack Boyce.
New York. 470

After many days; drama in 4 acts, by Vivian
Page. 67 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 31, 1911; D: 24369; Gustave
Frohman, New York. 471

an original drama in 3 acts, by Allisto

[pseud, of E. M. Bradford]

© E. M. Bradford, Augusta, Wis.; 1893:
10016, Feb. 24. 472

a play in 4 acts, by E. B. Tilton.

© Edwin B. Tilton, Brooklyn; 1897:45510,
Aug. 12. 473

a play in 4 acts, by K. Lee.

© Kenneth Lee, New York; 1899:70943

Oct. 31.

474

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493

After many days — Continued.

play in 4 acts and prologue, by A. E. Ives

and A. Prescott. 119 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. S, 1915; D: 40308; Alice E. Ives
and Augusta Prescott, New York. 474a

play in prologue and 3 acts, by J. H. Price.

125 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 13, 1914 ; D : 35643 ; J. Hyde Price,
New York. 474b

-play in 3 acts, by E. Locke. 60 p. 4°,

Typev/ritten.

© Ic. Apr. 13, 1910; D: 20786; Edward
Locke, New York. 475

or, Her choice, in 5 acts, by Judith Holman

[pseud, of L. W. Law] 55 p. 4°. Tj^pewritten.
© Ic. June 7, 1911 ; D : 24425 ; Lizzie Wood-
bury Law, New York. 476

in 3 acts, by Judith Holman [pseud.

of L. W. Law] 45 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© lo. Sept. 19, 1930 ; D : 22110 ; Lizzie Wood-
bury Law, New York. 477

After many years; a play in 4 acts, by J. G.
Spencer.

© J. G. Spencer, Rutland, Vt. ; 1896 : 5133S,
Sept. 12. 478

Sec also Half hours of vaudeville. — Heart

(The) of crime.

After midnight. 8°. Typewritten.

© A. J. Spencer and Sargent Aborn, New
York ; D : 4505, Jan. 15, 1904 ; 2c. Dec. 30, 1903.

479

play in 1 act, by M. Levine. 18 p. 4°. Ms.

© Ic. Mar. 4, 1914 ; D : 36246 ; Morris Levine,
Bayonne, N. J. 479a

After nineteen years. See Simple Bill.

After seven years; by C. W. Sweetland. 14 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Claire Wickham Sweetland, Thomaston,
N. Y.; D: 12612, Mar. 25, 1908; 2c. Mar. 16,
1908. 480

play in 4 acts, by L. Burte. 42 p. f°. Type-

written.

© Ic. July 27, 1911 ; D : 24783 ; Lloyd Burte,
Brooklyn. 481

a thrilling sensational melodrama in 4 acts,

by Charles H. Flemming.

© Daniel A. Kelly, Baltimore ; 1887 : 19321,
July 27. 482

- — See also Gold (The) king. — Marley "Water.

After six years; western drama in 1 act, by A.
:\IacHugh. 15 p. 4". Typewritten.

© lo. Feb. 28. 1912; D: 28862; Augustin
MacHugb New York. 483

After 16 years; play hi 4 acts, by M. Gabel.

122 p. 4°. Ms.

© 3 c. Oct. 3, 1914; D: 38398; Max Gabel,
Brooklyn. 483a

After taps; a drama in 3 acts, completed by K.

E. Baker, from notes and unfinished manu-
• script of the late George M. Baker. Boston,

Walter H. Baker & co., 1891.
© Rachel E. Baker, United States; 1891:

2779, Jan. 19 ; 2c. Feb. 20. 484

military comedy drama in 4 acts, by G. F.

Dittniar and C. F. Dittmar.

© George F. Dittmar and Charles F. Ditt-
mar, Jersey City ; 1889 : 10698, Apr. 4. 485

After ten years; a romantic drama in 3 scenes,
liy W. G. Duncan. Typewritten.

© William G. Duncan, New York ; D : 62.
Jan. 22, 1901; 2c. Jan. 22, 1901. 486

— slice of life in 3 episodes, by R. T. Ketter-
ing. 15 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 3. 1915 ; D : 40257 ; Ralph Thomas
Kettering, Chicago. 486a

or, The maniac wife, an original romantic

drama in 3 acts, by B. W. Hollenbeck. Clyde,
O., A. D. Ames.

© A. D. Ames, Clyde, O. ; 1886 : 3554, Feb.
10; 2c. Feb. 10. 487

After the ball; by T. Irwin. 34 p. 8". Type-
written.

© Thomas Irwin, Toronto, Canada ; D :
4300, Nov. 25, 1903 ; 2c. Nov. 25, 1903. 488

dramatic composition in 1 act, by A. Simon.

© Albert Simon, Cincinnati, O. ; D : 4712,
Mar. 11, 1904. 489

a farcical comedy in 3 acts, adapted from

the French of M. Pontin, by Joseph Herbert.
Typewritten.

© T. W. and C. B. Mullalv, New York:
1893 : 34232, July 22 ; 2c. July 31. 490

play in 1 act, by E. Saltus. 18 p. 4".

Typewritten.

© Ic. May 2, 3913; D: 33124; Edgar Saltus.
New York. 491

vaudeville sketch in 1 act, by Henry E.

Shelland. New York, Dick & Filzgerald [1906]
6 p. 16".

© Dick & Fitzgerald, New York ; D : 8821,
July 12, 1906; 2c. Aug. 14. 1906. 492

— or. The dark hour before the dawn, drama
in 1 act, by H. F. Taylor. 19 p. 4". Type-
written.

© Henrv Fitch Taylor, Cos Cob, Conn. : D :
6456, Apr. 4, 1905 ; 2c. Apr. 4, 1905. 493

— See also Mad (The) count.

24

494

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

513

After the barber's ball; play in 1 act, by J. Mc-
Cree. 16 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 11, 1913; D: 33775; Juuie Mc-
Cree, New York. 494

After the battle; a war drama, by F. Barclay.
© Fannie C. Barclay, New York; 1897: 6274,
Jan. 21. 495

After the christening'. Sec April fool.

After the circus; farce in 1 act, by Lawrence
Clienowoth. Clyde, O., Ames pub. co., 1900.
17 p. 12°. (Ames' series of standard and
minor drama, no. 422)

© Ames pnb. co., Clyde, O. ; 1900 A : 29671,
Dec. 6 ; 2c. Dec. 8. 496

After the concert; vaudeville sketch in 1 act, by
A. Stewart. 21 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. July 7, 1914 ; D : 37500 ; Andrew Stew-
art, Washington. 496a

After the election; by J. C. and H. B. Dox. f° .
I'ypewritten.

© Julia Cockle Dox and Hamilton Bogavt
Dox, Peoria, 111. ; D : 11880, Dec. 7, 1907 ; 2c.
Jan. 8, 1908. 497

After the elopement; sketch by O. T. Jobnsone.
6 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 7, 1911 ; D : 25424 ; Otto T. Jobn-
sone, Brooklyn. 498

After the fair; acrobatic rural novelty skit, by
Charles Horwitz. 7 p. t°. Typewritten.

© Sept. 22, 1913; D: 34505; Adolph and
Anne Kern, Findlay, O. 499

play in 1 act, by Charles Horwitz. 10 p.

4°. Typewritten,

© Ic. Apr. 25, 1913; D: 33070; Frank De
Mora and Anna Graceta, Findlay, O. 500

After the fire. See Plays; by August Strind-
berg.

After the French ball. See Beautiful (A) liar.

After the game; a college comedy in 2 acts, by
Liudsev Barbee. Chicago, T. S. Denison, 1907.
31 p. 16°.

© T. S. Denison, Chicago ; D : 11290, Sept. 4,
1907 ; 2e. Oct. 25, 1907. 501

■play in 1 act, by J. B. Foster. 14 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 18, 1911; D: 25248; Julia B.
Foster, Berkeley, Cal. 502

After the girl; revusical comedy in 2 acts and 6
scenes, written and composed by Paul A.
Kubens, lyrics by Percy Greenbank and Paul
A. Rubens. 2 v. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 16, 1914 ; D : 36030 ; Gaiety thea-
tre CO., ltd., London. 503a

Same. London, Chappell &, co., ltd. 30 p.

8".

© Feb. 9, 1914 ; 2c. Feb. 10, 1914 ; D : 35986 ;
Chappell & CO., ltd., London. 503b

After the honeymoon; a farce in 1 act, by Wal-
lace Nisbet. New York, Dick & Fitzgerald,
1913. IS p. 12°.

© Jan. 29, 1913 ; 2c. Jan. 31, 1913 ; D : 32270 ;
Dick & Fitzgerald, New York. 504

sketch by E. H. Loeffler. 19 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Aug. 3, 1914 ; D : 37724 ; E. H. Loffler,
Pittsburgh. 504a

sketch, by J. R. Shryock. 24 p. 4°. Type-

written.

© Ic. Mar. 14, 1910; D: 20453; J. R. Shry-
ock, New York. 505

After the masquerade; play in 1 act, by J. J.
Bennett and F. B. Darling. 18 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Sept. 16, 1913 ; D : 34439 ; Jules J. Ben-
nett and Fayette B. Darling, New York. 506

After the matinee. 12 p. 4°. Typewritten.
© Eugenie Blair, New York; D: 11387,
Sept. 20, 1907; 2c. Aug. 30, 1907. 507

^by Mrs. L. S. Bishop. 5 p. 4°. Typewrit-

ten.

© Ic. June 1, 1910; D: 21227; Mrs. L .S.

Bishop, Los Angeles. 508

— comedy episode, by J. F. White. 7 p. 4".
Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 19, 1913; D: 32712; Jack F.

White, Chicago. 509

— a comedy in 1 act, by Hellen [sic] Morrison
Howie.
© Penn. pub. co., Philadelphia ; 1899 : 47042,

510

— vaudeville sketch, by F. J. Conroy. 15 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 20, 1911; D: 25533; Frank James
Conroy, Brooklyn. 503

July 20; 2c. July 20.

After the meet; comedy sketch, by Vail Wright.
13 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 28, 1911; D: 25342; Robert
Francis Ford, Boston. 511

After the night comes the dawn; a drama in 4
acts. 67 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Arthur Hodges, Chicago ; D : 14984, Feb.
3, 1909; 2c. Feb. 4, 1909. 512

After the opera; a dramatic sketch in 1 act, by
F. Summerfield. Typewritten.

© Fred Summerfield, New York; 1899:
23504, Apr. 3; 2c. Apr. 3. 513

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514

DRAMATIC COMrOSITIONS

537

After the opera — Continued.

a fiiroif-al comedy (with or without music)

in 4 acts, by A. C. Gunter.
© A. C. Gunter, New York; 18S0 : 590n,

Apr. IC. 514

After the play; by K. E. Cummings. 13 p. 4".
Typewritten.

© ]c. Nov. :i, ion; D:2uGfM; Ralph E.

CumniiriKH, Han Diego, Cal. 515

dramatic sltetch, by Harry W. Osborne.

Chicago, T, S. Den i sou & co. 13 p. 12".

© IXf,-. 1, 1910; 2c. Dec. 5, 1910; D : 22725 ;
T. S. Denison & co., Chicago. 516

After the race; jilay in 1 act, by McCree and
Clark. 13 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Sei)t. n, 1912; D: 30743; xMcCree &
Clark, New York. 517

After the raid; by K. W. Christy. G p. 4".
Typewritten.

© II. W. Christy, New York ; D : 13093,
Sei)t. 1, lfX)8; 2c. Sept. I, 1908.

518

After the show. 8". Typewritten.

© Thomas William Murray, New York; D:
5981, Dec. 29, 1904; 2c. Dec. 10, 1904. 519

1 act musical farce comedy in 2 scenes con-
ceived and coniftoscd by F. C. Klver.s, iyiics l)y
Geo. Totten Sniitli, music by Rose Mobley. 23
p. 4". Typewritten.

© F. Clarenz Rivers, Brooklyn; D : 13.374,
July 20, KXt8; 2c. .July 20, 1008. 520

After the stampede; a i)Iay in 1 act, by W. li.
'J'ucker. 12 ]>. t". Tyi)ewrlUen.

© Ic. June 7, 1912; D: 29899; William I>.
Tucker, Chicago. 521

After the storm; an original comedy drama In 5
acts, by E. R. Tilton. Typewritten.

© Edwin B. Tilton, United States; 189.5:
57052, Nov. 11 ; 2c. Jan. 6, 189G. 522

After the war.

© Travers-Vale, Monroe, Ga.; 1898:30220,
May 10; 2c. May 18. 523

drama in 4 acts with prologue, by D. Llcht-

blan. 47 p. f". Typewritten.

© Ic. .Tune .3, VAir, ; D : 408.34 ; Danton Llcht-
blau. New York. 523a

— or. The old plantation.

© G. L. Stout, New York ; 1871 : 1077, Feb.
28. 524

n drama of southern life In 3 nets, by

O, L. SI out.

© G. L. Stout, United States; 1873:0.501.

After thirty years; or, A modern version of the
old play of Sweethearts, a play in 1 act, by E.
R. (.'omlns.

© Eliza l)eth Barker Comins, Jamaica Plain.
Mass. ; D : 10292, Mar, 28, 1907. 52e

or, The twin daug'hters of Count Valdimir,

a Bussian exile, by P. Whitworth.

© I'ahiga Whitworth, Oakland, Cal.; 1892:
10480, Mar. 7, 527

After three score years and ten; or. You're
only old and in the way, drama in 3 acts and
3 scenes, by D. V. Steiner. 13 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Mar. 10, 1910; D : 20521 ; D. Verne
Steiner, Manor, Pa. 528

After twenty years.

© Phil R. Wilmarth, Vermont, 111.; 1900 A :
11.3.S0, May .5. 529

— a drama in 4 acts, by C. Parker.

© Clara Parker, Lesueur, Minn.; 1896:
63299, Nov. 19. 530

— a drama in r)ro]ogue and 5 acts, by J. C.

Webb. Typewritten.

© John Crittenden Webb, Chicago; 1888:
3720, Feb. 4 ; 2c. Nov. 20, 1890. 531

— a drama iu 3 acts, by R. L, Vioran. 98 p.
4". Tyr>ewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 22, 1913; D: 35405; Raoul L. Vio-
ran, Chicago. 532

— an emotional American drama in 5 acts, in-
cluding iirologue, by G. M. Clprico.

© George M. Ciprlco, San Francisco; 1884:
9920, May 14. 533

a play in 1 <nct, by L. Grant. 13 p. 4°.

TyiK!written.

© Lawrence Grant, London; D : 14908, Jan.
27, 1909; 2c. Mar. 11, 1909. 534

After Worcester fight. See Bagged (A) cava-
lier.

After years of waiting; a nielodrama in 5 acts,
by M. I'.arry and S. II. Maguire. 4°. Type-
written.

© Matthew Rarry and Sylvester II.Maguire,
New York ; D : .5428, Aug. 12, 1904 ; 2c. Aug. 12,
1904. 535

Afterglow (The); a monologue, by J. Bell-
Kanske. 4 i». f". Typewritten.

© Jiilta Rell-Ranske, New York; I): 1.5891,
May 20, 1!)09; 2c. M.-iy 20, 1909. 536

play in 3 acts, by W. Cluxton. 101 p. 4".

Jinie 10.

525

TyjK'writlen.

© Ic. Feb. 18, 1011; D: 2,3393; Walter Clux-
ton, Boston. 537

26

538

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

559

Afterglow (The) — Continued.

or, Two islands, a play, by De Wolfe Allen

[pseud, of A. A. Adiemau] 4°. Typewritten.

© A. A. and M. M. Adleman, Bridgeport,

Conn.; D : 10948, July 10, 1907; 2c. July 10,

1907. 538

See also Christine Mallory.

Aftermath (The)

© Flora II. Ingersoll, Grand Junction, Col. ;
D : 13824, Sept. 18, 1908. 539

comedy in 4 acts, Wilbur C. Dwight and

John Cobb, jr. 4 v. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 21, 1913; D:33G05; William II.
Denny, New York. • 540

a drama in 3 acts, by J. Ilartmann and S.

Stange.

© Jacob Ilartmann, Stanislaus Stange and
Ward Bingley, New York; 1890:25599, Aug.
18. 541

by K. Jones. 102 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 16, 1913; D: 34433; Kallulu
Jones, New York. 542

— a drama of the West in 4 acts, by F. H.
Inger.soll. 332 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 18, 1910; D: 20290; Flora II. In-

543

80 p. 4".

gersoll, Grand Junction, Col.
— play in 4 acts, by F. T. Holt.

Typewritten.

© Sept. 9, 1912; D: 30774; Florence T. Holt,
Burlington, Vt. 544

by L. Thompson. 67 p. f". Typewrit-

ten.

© Ic. May 23, 1914 ; D : 37111 ; Lulu Thomp-
son, Oakland, Cal. 544a

— pl.iy in 1 act, by A. Wynne. 14 p. 4".
Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 2, 1915; D: 41380; Anna Wynne,
New York. 544b

— by II. I. O. Griffith. 12 p. 4°. Type-

written.

© Ic. F(;b. 13, 191.^; I) : 39695; Helen Isabel
Ottilie Griffith, New York. 544c

play In 3 acts, by L. N. Roberts. 104 p.

12". Printed.
© Ic. Dec. 4, 1914; D : 39084 ; Lewis Niles
Roberts, London. 544d

Aftermath (The) of promise; an original
drama in 4 acts, l)y Smith Sulton-P.ro(»me.

© Alice M. Smith, Tacoma ; D : 1137, Nov.
30, 1901. 545

Afternoon (An) call; by M. F. McCann. 9 p.
4". Tyiiewritt(^n.

© Ic. Miir. 11, 1910; D : 20461 ; Margaret E.
McCann, New York. 546

8ee also Talking (The) -woman.

Afternoon (An) mixup. Typewritten.

© Mattie Keeue, New York ; D : 3738, July
20, 1903 ; 2c. July 20, 1903. 547

Afternoon (An) rehearsal; by L. M. Knapp.

© Lizzie Margaret Knapp, Hartford; 1892:
15816, Apr. 11; 2c. May 20. 548

Afternoon (An) tea; a Mother Goose play for
children in 3 acts [by L. I. W. Kent] 10 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Louise Irwin Whitenian Kent, German-
town, Pa. ; D : 12334, Feb. 8, 1908 ; 2c. Jan. 30,
1908. 549

a play for twelve girls or young ladies, by

E. E. Hewitt.

© Fillmore bros. co., Cincinnati; D:9170,
Sept. 17, 1906. 550

Afterward; a play in 2 scenes, adapted from

Jack Ijondon's Just meat, by II. II. Kirschner.

© Richard H. Kirschner, Boston; D : 10244,

Apr. 1, 1907. 551

Afterwards; play in 1 act, by Marion Roberton.
London, Joseph Williams, ltd. 10 p. S°.

© Nov. 23, 1911; 2c. Nov. 20, 1911; D:
25794; Joseph Williams, ltd., London. 552

Again. 60 p. f°. Typewritten.

© James Orman Gray, Vancouver, Canada;
D: 12920, May 7, 1908; 2c. May 7, 1908. 553

piny in 3 acts and 5 scenes, by Mrs. James

P.hiine Walker. 119 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 27, 1911; D: 25863; Mary S.
Walker. Yonkers. N. Y. 554

Against her will; an original melodrama of city
life in 5 acts and 7 scenes, by C. M. Seay.
4". Typewritten.

© Charles M. Seay, New York; D:5015,
May 13, 1904 ; 2c. May 13, 1904. 555

Against himself; a comedy drama in 4 acts, by
I). L. Hart.

© Daniel L. Hart, Wilkes-Barre, Pa.; 1890;
60.q(>, Fel). 19; 2c. Mar. 4, 189L 556

Against his will; a melodrama in 4 acts, by C.
R. Clifford.

© C. R. Clifford, New York; 1881:11547,
July 26; 2c. Aug. 17. 557

Against odds; drama adapted by N. G. Hill from

Elisid)eth Buerstenbinder's novel, Glueck auf.

© Nellie Grayson Hill, Brookline, Mass.;

1898:39834, July 1. 558

Against suicide. See Statue (A) of bullets.

Against the day; T)lay In 4 acts, by S. J. Bell.
44 ]). f. TyiK^writlen.

© Ic. May 10, 1910; D: 21008; Stanley ^J
Bell, Oakland, Cal.

559

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559

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

583

Against the law; draiim in 3 acts, by J. H. Solo-
tai-off. Gl p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 19, 1914 ; D : 37073 ; John H. So-
lotarofE, New Yorlv. 559a

an emotional society drama in 4 acts, by

T. Addison.

© Thomas Addison, Boston; 1888:8404,

Mar. 21. 560

— play in 4 acts, by S. Greene. 56 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© le. Ang. 30, 1913; D: 34385; Samuel
Greene. New Yorlc. 561

Against the stream; a drama in 4 acts, by F. E.
Ailcen.

© Franlv B. Aiken, New York ; 18SG : 12182,
May 24. 562

Against the tide; an original drama in 5 acts,
by S. F. Norton.

© Sarah F. Norton, Westfield, N. Y. ; 1876:
1104, Jan. 24. 563

or. Right vs. wrong, an original drama with

the following effects, the parapet walls, the
snow slide.

© Edward Ilemmiugs White, San Fran-
cisco ; 1872 : 63S9, June 14. 564

Against the world, or, Life in London, a drama
in 4 acts, by J. A. Telgmann.

© Julie A. Telgmann, New York; 1889:
25109, Aug. 16 ; 2c. Sept. 9. 565

Against this nation. f°. Typewritten.

© Ruth Everett, New York; D : 4660. Feb.
27, 1904; 2c. Feb. 27, 1904. 566

Against time; a sensational drama.

© Viola A. Fortescue, New York; 1891:
7418, Feb. 26. 567

Agamemnon. See Orestes.

Agatha; a dramatization of Agatha Page, by I.
Henderson.

© Isaac Henderson, Boston; 1892:42299,
Oct. 19. 568

Agatha Page. See Agatha.

Age and youth; or, A fast old widow, a com-
edy in 4 acts, by W. P. Arnold.

© W. P. Arnold, Litchfield, Ky. ; 1881 : 5813,
Apr. 16 ; 2c. May 13. 569

a comedy in 3 acts, by W. P. Arnold

© W. P. Arnold, Litchfield, Ky. ; 1880 : 6038,
Apr. 17. 570

Age (L') d'aimer; pi6ce en 4 actes, par P. Wolft".

© Pierre Wolff, Paris; D : 6387, Mar. 23.
1905; 2c. Mar. 23, 1905. 571

Age (L') difiacile; comedie en 3 actes, de Jules
Lemaitre.

© Daniel Frohman, New York; 1895:9239.
Feb. 27 ; 2c. Feb. 27. 572

Age of innocence; a comediette by F. Fenn.

© Frederick Fenn, Loudon ; D : 5898, Dec. 12,
1904 ; 2c. Dec. 12, 1904. 573

Age (The) of isms.

© Philip Henry Shevlin, Cincinnati; 1898:
77316, Doc. 31. 574

Age (The) of kinder-right. See Heir (The) to
- the soft-soap millions.

Age (The) of stone; play in 1 act, by J. M. Van
Deurson. 9 p. f°. Ms.

© Ic. Mar. 20, 1914; D: 36465; J. M. Van
Deurseu, San Bernardino, Cal. 574a

Age (The) of taffy; a musical comedy in 3 acts,
by D, R. Young.

© David R. Young, Brooklyn ; 1886 : 29000,
Dec. 18. 575

Age (The) of the catacombs. See Fabiola.

Agence (L') Legris; drame en 6 actes [par] J.
Roullet. Paris, Librairie theatrale, 1909. 3 p.
1., 161 p. 12°.

© Jacques Roullet, Paris; D : 14829, Jan. 18,
1909 ; 2c. Jan. 18, 1909. 576

Agenda matrimonial; annuncio comico-lirico en
medio acto, original, en prosa y verso, mfisica
del maestro J. M. P. Requejo. Madrid, Socle-
dad de a uteres espanoles, 1907. 20 p. 12°.

© Jose Maria P. Requejo y Manuel Real,
Madrid; D : 10314, Apr. 10, 1907; 2c. Apr. 9,
1907. 577

Agent and the widow; by R. Stodart and C.
Lindsay. 18 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Robert Stodart and Clarence Lindsav,
New York ; D : 7959, Feb. 8, 1906 ; 2c. Feb. 8,
1906. 578

Aggrandizer (The); comedy in 4 acts, by J. I.
McNeill. 30 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 2, 1911; D: 24115; Joseph Igna-
tius McNeill, St. Joseph, Mo. 579

Agilulf den vise; dramatisk digt, af Hans E.
Kinek. Kristiania, H. Ascbehoug & co. (W.
Nygaard) 1906. 379 p. 12°.

© res. under act of Mar. 3, 1905, by II.
Ascbehoug & co., Christiania, Norway ; res.
690 ; Ic. Dec. 13, 1906. 580

Agitator (The)

© Joseph A. Campbell, Boston ; 1891 : 25298,
July 13. 581

Same.

© Thomas Paine Abbott, Worceyter; D:
6026. Jan. 9, 1905. 582

a play in 5 acts, by T. J. Lamar. 4°. Type-
written.

© Theodore J. Lamar, Anniston, Ala. ; D :
5370, Aug. 1, 1904 ; 2c. July 22, 1904. 583

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584

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

605

Agitator (The) — Continued.

prompt book, by A. Ramspacher. 56 p. 4".

Typewritten,
i© Anna Ramspacber, Pbiladelpbia ; D :

13548, June 17, 1908; 2c. Aug. 14, 1908; 2c.

printed ed. July 22, 1909. 584

Ag-lae; a play in 4 acts and a prologue, by F. H.
Norton.

© Frank H. Norton, New York ; 1871 : 10754,
Nov. 11. 585

Ag'lavaine and Selysette; a drama in 5 acts, by
]\rauriee Maeterlinck, introduction and tr. by
Alfred Sutro. New York, Dodd, Mead and
company, 1911. xxvi p., 1 1., 165 p. 12°.

© Nov. 15, 1911; 2c. Nov. 16, 1911; A:
300747 ; Dodd, Mead & co., New York. 586

tr. by Charlotte Porter and Helen A.

Clarke, (/n Poet lore, v. 14, no. 4, Oct.-Dec,
1903 ; periodical © Poet lore co., Philadelphia ;
B : 70537, Feb. 25, 1&04 ; Ic. Jan. 20, 1904 ; Ic.
Feb. 25, 1904) 587

Ag-nes; an original comedy, by Victorien Sardou,
tr. by A. E. Koen.

© Agnes Ethel Koen, New York ; 1872 : 9284,
Aug. 29. 588

play in 4 acts, by George Cameron [pseud.

Agnes Surriage — Continued.

a drama in a prologue and 4 acts, founded

on a true romance of New England, by I. Birm-
ingham and Mercedes Leigh.

© Isabel Birmingham, Plainfield, N. J. ; D :
9233, Oct. 15, 1906. 594

of Gladys Drew] 4v. 4°. Typewritten.

© Sidney Drew, New York; D: 11637, Oct.
31, 1907; 2c. Oct. 31, 1907. 589

Agnes Bernauer; ein deutsches trauerspiel in 5
akten, von Friedrich Hebbel; ed. with intro-
duction and notes by Camillo Von Klenze. New
York, Oxford university press, American
branch ; [etc., etc.] 1911. 1 p. 1., xL, 178 p. 12".
(Oxford German series. General editor, J.
Goebel)

© Feb. 6, 1911 ; 2c. Feb. 7, 1911 ; A : 280634 ;
Oxford university press, Auier. branch, New
York. 589a

volksschauspiel in 5 aufziigen, von Otto

Ludwig.

© Albert Ahn, Cologne, Germany; 1899:
58938, Sept. 14 ; 2c. Sept. 14. 590

von Friedrich Hebbel, ed. by M. Blakemore

Evans. Boston, New York [etc.] D. C. Heath

& CO. [1912] xxxiii, 163p. front, (port.) 16".

© Mar. 8, 1912; 2c. Mar. 15, 1912; A:

305975; D. C. Heath & co., Boston. 591

Agnes Jordan; schauspiel in 5 akten [von] G.
Hirschfeld.

© George Hirschfeld, New York; 1897:
56948, Oct. 8; 2c. Oct. 9. 592

Agnes Surriage; by Mrs. E. N. Morgan. Type-
written.

© Mrs. Edmund Nash Morgan, Cleveland;
D : 941, Oct. 10, 1901 ; 2c. Oct. 10, 1901. 593

a play in 4 acts, by A. Brownell.

© Athertou Brownell, Boston; 1900 A:
28555, Sept. 22. 595

or, A maid o' Marblehead, drama in 4 acts,

by II. L. Rice and E. Holloway.

© Harriette L. Rice, Providence, R. I., and
Elizabeth Holloway, New York; 1900 A: 9706,
Apr. 16. 596

Agnostic (The); drama in 4 acts, by Andrew J.
George. 85 p. f". Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 26, 1911; D: 28105; Joseph A.
Schreiner, Brooklyn. 597

Agonists (The); a triology of God and man, by
Maurice Hewlett. Minos, king of Crete. —
Ariadne in Naxos. — The death of Hippolytus.
New York, C. Scribner's sons, 1911. xi p., 2 1.,
[2], 5-235 p. 12".

© May 6, 1911 ; 2c. May 12, 1911 ; A : 286854 ;
Charles Scribner's sons. New York. 598

Agoracritus of Paros; a Greek tragedy in a pro-
logue and 5 acts, by A. W. Brayley and C. T.
Grant. Typewritten.

© Arthur Wellington Brayley and Charles
T. Grant, Boston; 1890:27914, Sept. 11; 2c.
Sept. 23. 599

Agrafe (L'); comedie en 1 acte, par E. Grenet-
Dancourt et Jean Destrem.

© Paul Ollendorff, Paris; D : 6703, May 22,
1905 ; 2c. May 22, 1905. 600

Agramahra; a tragedy in 5 acts, tr. from the
German of Joseph Weilen, by H. Hernstein,
and adapted for the English stage by Matilda
Ilerou.

© Herman Hernstein, New York ; 1871 :
9492, Oct. 10. 601

Same.

© Carrie Hernstein, Creston, la., in renewal
for 14 vears from Oct. 10, 1899 ; 1899 : 45611,
July 13. 602

Agreeable (An) mistake; a comedy in 1 act, by
A. L. Zeller. Typewritten.

© Arthur L. Zeller, St. Louis ; 1898 : 56283,
Sept. 26 ; Ic. Sept. 26. 603

Agrippina.

© Mary Flountine Hall, Rome; D : 6226,
Feb. 15, 1905. 604

— a tragedy, by N. Giansanti.

© Norbcrto Giansanti, Vallombrosa, Italy;
D : 7671, Dec. 7, 1905. 605

29

606

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

626

Agua de mayo; comedia en 2 actos y en prosa,

original de Jorge y Jose de la Cueva. Madrid,

Sociedad de autores espauoles, 1910. 59 p. 12°.

© Sept. G, 1910 ; 2c. Sept. 7, 1910 ; D : 21973 ;

Jorge y Jose de la Cueva, Madrid. 606

Agua de noria; zarzuela eu mi prologo y 4 eua-
dros, en prosa, original de M. Ecliegaray, mti-
sica del maestro Amadeo Vives. Madrid,
Sociedad de autores espaiioles, 1911. 47 p. 12°.
© May 26, 1911; 2c. May 27, 1911; D:
24310; Miguel Ecliegaray, Madrid. 607

Agua dulce; a pastoral drama In 4 acts, by A.
Adams.

© Andy Adams, Colorado Springs, Col.;
D : 8175, Mar. 16, 1906. 608

Aguafuerte; cuadro de costumbres, en 1 acto y
2 cuadros, en prosa, original de F. J. Cortezo
y J. Leirado. Madrid, Sociedad de autores
espauoles, 1910. 32 p. 12°.

© Sept. 6, 1910 ; 2c. Sept. 7, 1910 ; D : 21988 ;
F. J. Cortezo y J. Leirado, Madrid. 609

Aguas termales; paso de comedia, original de
E. Amado. Madrid, Sociedad de autores es-
pauoles, 1915. 37 p. 12°.

© June 24, 1915; Ic. June 25, 1915: D:
41079 ; Enrique Amado, Madrid. 609a

Aguja (La) de marear; comedia en 1 acto y en
verso [de] F. Flores Garcia. Madrid, R. Ve-
lasco, 1909. 27 p. S°.

© Francisco Flores Garcia, Madrid ; D :
16153, June 23, 1909; 2c. June 23, 1909. 610

Aguja (La) hueca; comedia en un prologo y 3
actos, en prosa, inspirada en la uovela del
mismo titulo de Maurice Leblauc, por Heraclio
S. Viteri y Enrique Grimau de Mauro. Ma-
drid, Sociedad de autores espaiioles, 1912.
62 p. 12°.

© Dec. 5, 1912 ; 2c. Dec. 6, 1912 ; D : 31571 ;
H. S. Viteri y E. Grimau de Mauro, Madrid.

611

Ah — da staun' ich; schwank in 1 akt. von Pierre
Veber. deutsch von F. Steffan und Carl Scbon-
feld. 27 p. 12°. Printed.

© Ic. June 15, 1911 ; D : 24482 ; Drei mas-
ken verlag, g. m. b. h., Munich. 612

Ah Fu; comedy in 3 acts, by S. Bayfield. 120 p.
4°. Tyi)evi^ritten.

© Ic. May 25, 1915; D: 40753; St. Clair
Bayfield, Nev?- York. 612a

Ah Sin; a drama by B. Harte and S. L. Clemens.
Hartford, 1876.

© Bret Harte and Sam'l L. Clemens, United
States; 1876: 11948, Oct. 25. 613

Ah Sing's genuine opium den; a light farce
comedy in 2 acts, by F. Leighton. Typewrit-
ten.

© Fred Arthur Leighton, Boston; 1899:
56127, Sept. 1 ; 2c. Sept. 7. 614

Ah Som; drama in 3 acts, by G. Carpenter. 118
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 29, 1913; D: 33359; Grant Car-
penter, San Francisco. 615

Ah! those women; a comedy in 3 acts, by S. C.
de Soissons. Typewritten.

© S. C. de Soissons, Campello, Mass. ; 1895 :
19094, Apr. 9 ; 2c. Apr. 9. 616

fAhab und Elijah; a historisch-theologische
opera iu 4 akteii, by A. Goldknopf.]

© Abrahm Goldknopf, New York ; D : 8334,
Apr. 13, 1906. 617

Ahasuerus; libretto of the oriental music drama
in 3 acts of 2 scenes each, by W. D. Chenery.
Springfield. 111., W. D. Chenery. 24 p. 16°.

© June 22, 1911; 2c. Feb. 15, 1912; D:
28757 ; William Dodd Chenery, Springfield,
111. 618
a spectacular play, by J. Rettig.

© John Rettig, Cincinnati ; 18SS : 10489,
Apr. 11. 619

or, Queen Hester, an historical operetta of

5 acts and 15 scenes, by A. Goldfaden.

© A. Goldfaden, New York; 1888:2169,
Jan. 19. 620

Ahead of the game; a 1 act dramatic sketch, by
F. J. Ben man. 13 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Fred J. Beaman, Jackson, Mich. ; D : 1504,
i\[ar. 1, 1902; 2c. Mar. 1, 1902. 621

Ahkoond (The) of Swat. Tyi^ewritten.

© George H. Broadhurst, Chicago; 1893:
54193, Dec. 8 ; 2c. Sept. 26. 622
a comic opera in 2 acts, by William Hamil-
ton Cline.

© Amelia B. Cline, Kansas City, Mo. ; D :
3131, Feb. 11, 1903. 623

a comic opera, libretto by F. H. Wakefield.

© Frank Henry Wakefield, Detroit; 1895:
15241, Mar. 16. 624

See also Akond (The) of Swat.

Ahmed; or. The captive prince, founded on
Irving's tale of The Alhambra, by Julia E.
Spofford. New York, Douglas Taylor, 1874.

© Julia E. Dunn, New York; 1874:8449,
June 23. 625

Ahnen und enkel; 5 stiicke, von H. Miiller-

Schlo.sser. 70 p. 4°. Mimeographed.

© Ic. Feb. 24, 1915 ; D : 40742 ; Hans Muller-
Sehlosser, Kaiserwerth, Germany. 625a

Ahnengalerie (Die); lustspiel in 3 aufziigen, von
Leo Walther und Ludwig Heller. Miinchen,
Drei masken-verlag, g. m. b. h. 75 p. 12°.

'© ]c. June 15, 1911 ; D : 24483 ; Drei masken-
verlag, g. m. b. h., Munich. 626

30

627

COPYEIGHTED IK THE UNITED STATES

647

Ahnfrau (Die); by Franz Grillparzer, ed. with
Introduction, notes and vocabulary by Freder-
ick W. J. Heuser and George H. Danton. New
Yorli, Henry Holt & co., 1907. 257 p. port.
24".

© Henry Holt & co., New York ; D : 11.504,
Oct. 11, 1907 ; 2c. Oct. 11, 1907. 627

Ahora si que va de veras; 6, Negros y rojos,
apuntes de actualidad en 1 acto y 4 cuadros,
libro de Conrado Abad y Francisco Lombardia,
musica de los maestros L. Arnedo y T. San
Jose. Madrid, Sociedad de autores espauoles,
1910. 4.5 p. 12°.

© Oct. 29, 1910 ; 2c. Oct. 31, 1910 ; D : 22432 ;
C. Abad y F. Lombardia, Madrid. 628

Ahrinziman; a romantic tragedy of ancient Per-
sia, by A. Silvani and M. D. Buchanan. 51 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Anita Silvani, St. Joseph, Mich., and Mar-
cia Darrah Buchanan, Chicago ; D : 12591, Mar.
11, 1908 ; 2c. Mar. 11, 1908. 629

Ahrinziman, the Persian; an adaptation by F.
Lomas of the book, The strange story of Ah-
rinziman, by Anita Silvani. f. Typewritten.

© Frank Lomas, Chicago; D: 12120, Jan. 4,
1908 ; 2c. Jan. 4, 1908. 630

Ahrsdorfer (Die) frau; ein lustiges spiel in 3
akten, von Adolf Eberhard Thiele. Berlin, E.
Bloch, 82 p. 12°.

© Ic. Feb. 19, 1913 ; D : 33456 ; Eduard Bloch,
Berlin. 631

Ahuitzotl, the Aztec heir; a drama in 4 acts, by
E. H. and H. S. Gurney. Typewritten.

© Harry Stanton Gurney, Brighton, Mass.;
1896 : 4509, Jan. 15 ; 2c. Jan. 22. 632

Aida; by Antonio Ghislanzoni, music by Giuseppe
Verdi, etl. and with an introduction by W. J.
Henderson. New York, Dodd, Mead & com-
pany, 1911. xxiv, 135 p. 24°.

© Nov. 15, 1911; 2c. Nov. 16, 1911; A:
2979(85 ; Dodd, Mead & co., New York. 633

a drama in 4 acts, by T. H. French. ,

© T. H. French, New York; 1873:13551,
Nov. 21 ; 2c. Nov. 28. 634

Aidzumka; a play in 4 acts, by C. Skinner.

© Constance Lindsay Skinner, Los Angeles ;
D : 8539, May 16, 1906. 635

Aigle (L'); epopee lyrique en 3 parties et 10
tableaux, par Henri Cain et I>ouis Payen
[pseud, de Albert Lienard], musique de Jean
Nougues. Paris, Enoch & cie., 1912. 82 p.
12°.

© Feb. 23, 1912 ; 2c. Feb. 24, 1912 ; D : 28822 ;
Enoch & CO., Paris. 636

Aiglon (L'); drame en 6 actes en vers [par] Ed-
mond Rostand. Paris, E. Fasquelle, 1900. 254
p. 12°.

© E. Fasquelle, Paris; 1900 A: 14571, June
12 ; 2c. June 12. 637

■ Same. Paris, Pierre Lafitte et cie. 3 p. 1.,

3-337, [2] p. col. front., illus., col. plates. 4°.

© Feb. 17, 1911 ; 2c. Mar. 4, 1911 ; D : 23541 ;
Pierre Lafitte & co., Paris. 638

Aigrette (L'); piece en 3 actes, de D. Niccodemi.
Paris, Monde illustr^, 1912. 32 p. ports. 4°.
(Edition du Monde illustre, no. 21.)

© Mar. 30, 1912; 2c. Apr. 16, 1912; D:
29377; Dario Niccodemi, Paris. 639

Aika; a grand spectacular drama, written for the
Kiralfy bros., by Brothers Boulton.

© Kiralfy bros., New York; 1874:10512,
Aug. 8. 640

Aileen aroon; Irish drama in 3 acts, by F. X.
Fiunegan. 94 p. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 7, 1909 ; D : 17111 ; Frank X. Fin-
negan, Oak Park, 111. 641

Aimable (L') voleur. See Gentle (The) thief.

Aime pour soi-meme; comedie en 1 acte, de
Andre Barde. Paris, Librairie theatrale du
nouveau siecle, 1910. 24 p. 12°.

© Sept. 1, 1911 ; 2c. Oct. 23, 1911 ; D : 25500 ;
G. Ondet et M. Viterbo, Paris. 642

Aim.ee Devere.

© Ernest Salvator, New York; 1895:65928,
Sept. 20; 2c. Sept. 21. 643

Aimee's fate; daughter of Roger La Honte,
tr. and adapted from Roger La Honte, an
American drama in 2 parts, 3 acts each, by
M. E. Osbon and P. S. M. Munro.

© M. E. Osbon and P. S. M. Munro, United
States ; 1889 : 30650, Oct. 9. 644

Aimgiad and Dinarzade; an original drama in 5
acts, by J. C. O'Neil.

© John C. O'Neil, Brooklyn; 1873:8230,
July 17 ; 2c. Aug. 4. 645

Aims and ends; a play in 4 acts, adapted from
an English novel, by S. B. Alexander.

© Sigmund B. Alexander, Boston; 1889:
17822, June 11 ; Ic. June 11. 646

Ainee (L') See Eldest (The) Miss Peterman

Ainsworth; or, The stolen bonds, a highly sen
sational American drama in 5 acts, by J. A
Bi'own.

© Junius A. Brown, Farmiugton, 111.; 1880
2376, Feb. 13. 647

Ain't he grand? comedy skit, by W. C. Hayes,
9 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 22, 1914 ; D : 37391 ; William C.
Hayes, New York. 647a

31

647

DKAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

669

Air-castle (The) man; comedy in 3 acts, by J.
F. Ballard and Edwin Kanck. 130 p. 4°.
Tj-pewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 20, 1915 ; D : 39552 ; John Fred-
erick Ballard, New York. 647b

Air castles; comedy in 4 acts, by P. C. Willard.

© Paul C. Willard, Utica, N. Y. ; D : 10782,

June 17, 1907. 648

play in 1 act, by E, Kennedy. 8 p. 4".

Typewritten.

© Ic. May 11, 1911 ; D : 24190 ; Edwin Ken-
nedy, Liver more, Cal. 649

Air devils; drama in 4 acts, by H. I. Dodge.
128 p. f". Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 6, 1915 ; D : 39884 ; Henry Irving
Dodge, New York. 649a

Air, earth and water. See Azurine.

Air (The) king'; a musical comedy in 3 acts, by
H. B. Smith. 146 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Harry B. Smith, New York; D : 15322,
Mar. 13, 1909 ; 2c. Mar. 13, 1909. 650

Aire pure; comedia en 1 acto y en prosa, de
Xavier y Fernando Cabello y Lapiedra. Ma-
drid, R. Vela SCO. 40 p. 12°.

© Sept. 23. 1909; 2c. Sept. 24, 1909; D:
16908; Xavier y Fernando Cabello y Lapiedra,
Madrid. 651

Aires de la sierra; zarzuela en 1 acto, dividido
en 3 cuadros, en verso y prosa [de] A. Osete,
musica de Courado del Campo y Gregorio Bau-
dot. Madrid. Sociedad de autores espaiioles,
1909. 38 p. 8°.

© Antonio Osete, Madrid ; D : 15472, Mar.
27, 1909 ; 2c. Mar. 27, 1909. 652

Aires del Moncayo; zarzuela de costumbres ba-
tnrras eu 1 acto y 4 cuadros, de T. Aznar y
J. J. Lorente, mfisica del maestro Luis Aula.
Madrid, Sociedad de autores espaiioles, 1909.
38 p. 12".

© July 2. 1909 ; 2c. July 14, 1909 ; D : 16248 ;
Tomils Aznar y Juan Jose Lorente, Madrid.

653

Airman (The); a dramatico-musical extrava-
ganza in 3 parts, by N. A. TefEt. 61 p. 4".
Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 13, 1912; D: 29033; Nathan A.
Tefft, Bangor, Me. 654

Airship (The) 30 p. 8°. Printed.

© Mabel F. Loving, St. Joseph, Mo. ; D :
7906, Jan. 27, 1906 ; 2c. Apr. 9, 1906. 655

an aerial pantomimic comedy in 3 acts, by

J. F. Byrne.

© John F. Byrne, Norwich, Conn. ; 1895 :
50811, Oct. 7. 656

a drama of 8 scenes, by I. N. Terrill.

© I. N. Terrill, Lansing, Kan. ; 1898 : 53347,
Sept. 12. 657

Airship (The) — Continued.

a musical comedy, by J. E. Browne. f°.

Typewritten.
© J. Edwin Browne, Washington ; D : 8337,

Apr. 13, 1906; 2c. Apr. 13, 1906. 658

a musical comedy farce in 3 acts, by J. M.

Gaites.

© Joseph M. Gaites, New York; 1897
28402, May 8.

659

— a play of modern life in 4 acts, by W. H.
Carson. 4". Typewritten.

© William Henry Carson, New York; D:
11732, Nov. 4, 1907; 2c. Nov. 4, 1907. 660

— n scenic farcical comedy in 3 acts, by F.
Cnshman and J. Shriver Murphy.

© Frank Cushmau, Philadelphia; 1896:
57378, Oct. 19. 661

— or. Three men in a boat, a musical farcical

extravaganza, by J. C. Moore.

© Jas. C. Moore and J. A. Murphy, Phila-
delphia ; 1896 : 19319, Mar. 28. 662

Airship (The) king; a 4 act melodrama, by C.
E. Blaney.

© Chas. E. Blaney, Freeport, 111.; 1897:

17215, Mar. 15. 663

Airship war-ship; monologue, by Frank Gra-
ham. 5 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 23, 1909; D: 17515; Joe Opp,

New York. 664

Akbar. f. Typewritten.

© Albert Goldberg, San Francisco ; D : 4360.
Dec. 9, 1903, Ic. Dec. 31, 1903. 665

Akhoond; a comic opera in 3 acts, book and
lyrics by F. T. Richards, music by F. Dewey
Richards. 4°. Typewritten.

© Frederick T. Richards, New York; D:
7340, Sept. 29, 1905; 2c. Sept. 29, 1005. 666

a comic opera in 2 acts, book and lyrics by

F. T. Richards, music by F. Dewey Richards.
95 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Frederick Thompson Richards, New
York; D : 11006, July 12, 1907; 2c. July 12,
1907. 667

Akond (The) of Swat; comic opera in 3 acts, by
T. W. King.

© Thomas Worthington King, Siasconset,
Nantucket, Mass. ; 1894 : 30382, June 4. 668

See also Ahkoond (The) of Swat.

Akrobaten; schauspiel aus dem zirkusleben in 4
akten, von Paula Busch und Hermann Stein.
Berlin, E. Bloch. 87 p. 8".

© Ic. Feb. 19, 1913; D: 33459; Eduard
Bloch, Berlin. 669

32

669

COPYRIGHTED IIST THE UNITED STATES

690

Al aire libre; entremes original y en prosa de J.
Aguado y M. Nieto. Madrid, Sociedad de au-
tores espaiioles, 1915. 14 p. 12°.

© June 24, 1915; Ic. June 25, 1915;
D : 41082 ; Jose Aguado y Miguel Nieto,
Madrid. 669a

Al borde del precipicio; zarzuela dramatica, en
1 acto, dividido eu 3 cuadros, en prosa, origi-
nal de M. de Cea, musica del maestro Emilio
Alvarez Lopez. Madrid, Sociedad de autores
espanoles. 1910. 30 p. 12°.

© Oct. 29, 1910 ; 2e. Oct. 31, 1910 ; D : 22427
Manuel de Cea, Madrid. 670

Al cine; caricatura madrileiia de R. Lopez-Mon
tenegro, musica del mismo autor. Madrid
Sociedad de autores espanoles, 1907. 32 p
12°.

© Ramon Lopez-Montenegro, Madrid; D
1102S, July 22, 1907 ; 2c. July 22, 1907. 671

Al. Doug'lass, king'.

© Mary E. Waddington, Norman, Okl. ; D :
3023, May 21, 1908. 672

Al fin, solos!! ; 6, La noche del amor, juguete

comioo lirico en 1 acto, original y en prosa de
E. Lopez-Mariu y J. Juan Cadenas, mfisica del
maestro Ramon Lopez - Montenegro. Madrid,
Sociedad de autores espaiioles, 1911. 36 p.
12°.

© Dec. 30, 1911 ; 2c. Jan. 2, 1912 ; D : 28169 ;
E. Lopez-Marm y J. Juan Cadenas, Madrid.

673

Al. Martin's country store; a comedy drama in
5 acts, by Archibald Humboldt [pseud, of G. O.
March] and Martelle Everette. Lebanon, O.,
March brothers [1903] 63 p. 12°.

© March bros., Lebanon, O. ; D : 3956, Sept.
16, 1903; 2c. Nov. 27, 1903. 674

Al. Rich's jolly follies; burlesque in 2 acts, by
John Arthur. Ill p. 4°. Tpewritten.

© Ic. June 29, 1912; D: 30128; Al. Rich,

New Yorli. 675

Alabama (An) claim; original comedy in 2 acts.

© Mrs. L. E. Johnson, New York; 1S72 :
10552, Oct. 3. 676

Alabama mamray; monologue, by C. Hill. 4 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 17, 1911; D: 23115; Christine
Hill, Los Angeles. 677

Aladdin; or. The genii and the lamp, a spec-
tacular extravaganza in 4 acts, invented and
designed by D. Henderson. Typewritten.
[Description of scenes and characters only]

© David Henderson, Kansas City, Mo. ;
1892 : 47563, Nov. 22 ; 2c. Sept. 6, 1893. 678
or. The wonderful lamp, a Chinese roman-
tic comedy, by H. E. Hard, specialties by Stan-
ley Schell. New York, E. S. Werner & com-
pany [1905] 32 p. 16°.

© Edgar S. Werner, New York; D : 6845,
June 20, 1905 ; 2c. Oct. 19, 1905. 679

Aladdin, jr. ; a tale of a wonderful lamp. Type-
written.

© David Henderson, Chicago ; 1894 : 12628,
Mar. 3; 2c. Mar. 19. 680

Aladdin up to date; a comic conceit in 1 act of
2 scenes, contrasting the Orient and the Occi-
dent. 5 p. f°. Typewritten.

© George Urie Stevenson, Chicago ; D :
14580, Dec. 21, 1908 ; 2c. Dec. 21, 1908. 681

Aladdin's joy; or, Except ye become, play in 3
acts, by J. K. Sawyer. 28 p. f°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Nov. 28, 1914; D:, 38942; Jeannette
Ketchum Sawyer, Cleveland. 681a

Aladdin's wonderful lamp. See Arabian (The)
nights.

Alahdie; or, The judge of Swanzy, an American
drama of Puritan days in 5 acts, by William
Ottomore.

© W. O. Soubron, Milwaukee; 1880:6111,
Apr. 19. 682

Alamo (The)

© Moncure Lyne, Richmond; D : 6406, Mar.
27. 1905. 683

Same. 47 p. 12°. Printed.
© E. Unorna Dodge and Geo. M. Scarbor-

ough, New York ; D : 8415 ; Apr. 25, 1906 ; 2c.
June 14, 1906. 684

historical drama in 5 acts, by R. G. Taber.

Typewritten.

© Ralph Graham Taber, New York; 1897:
64038, Nov. 17 ; Ic. Nov. 17. 685

•or, Remember the Alamo, historical and

open air spectacle and fire works drama, with-
out words, by L. Leubrie.

© Lou Leubrie, Memphis, Tenn. ; 1889 : 20181.
June 28. 686

Alan Chapel's wife; a play in 3 acts, by R. M.
Towusend. 106 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ralph Milburn Townsend, Philadelphia ;
D : 15209, Mar. 1, 1909 ; 2c. Mar. 1, 1909. 687

Alarm (The); 1 act playlet, by Edyth Aurania
Ellerbeck [pseud, of E. E. Read and Aurania
Ellerbeck] 10 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 11, 1911 ; D : 23445 ; Edyth Eller-
beck Read, Salt Lake City. 688

vaudeville sketch in 1 act, by M, R. Fawcett.

Boston, W. H. Baker & co., 1912. 7 p. 12°.

© Feb. 14, 1912 ; 2c. Feb. 15, 1912 ; D : 28693 ;
Marion Roger Fawcett, London. 689

Alarm (The) bell; a melodrama in 5 acts, by A.
H. Simon.

© A. H. Simon, St. Paul; 1895:5465 Jan.
22. 690

5379—15-

33

691

t)I{AMATIC COMPOSITIONS

715

Alarm (The) clock; fifteen minnte vaudeville
sketch, by G. B. Hamilton. 9 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Gertrude Brooke Hamilton, Washington;
D : 10694, June 3, 1907 ; 2c. June 3, 1907. 691

an original musical comedy in 3 acts.

© N. D. Roberts and Charles S. Rogers,
United States ; 1885 : 9871, Apr. 30. 692

Alarm (An) of fire; comedy in 1 act, by Helen
Sherman Griffith. Boston, W. H. Baker & co.,
1911. 17 p. 12".

© Aug. 31. 1911 ; 2c. Sept. 1, 1911 ; D : 25124 ;
Walter H. Baker & co., Boston. 693

Alarming- (An) situation. See Cook (The) and
' the copper.

Alaska; a drama in 4 acts, by Lock Wood
[pseud, of W. L. Lockwood]

© W. L. Lockwood, Saratoga, N. Y. ; D:
1057, Nov. 2, 1901. 694

great drama of the Noithwest, by Lincoln J.

Carter, f. Typewritten.

© American amusement assn., Chicago; D:
6604, Apr. 29, 1905 ; 2c. Apr. 29, 1905. 695

historical impersonation, by Eliza Bryant

Parker. New York city. The Woman's board
of home missions of the Presbyterian church
in the U. S. A. [1912] 14 p. 12°.

© June 6, 1912 ; 2c. Aug. 5, 1912 ; A : 316818 ;
Woman's board of home missions of the Pres-
byterian church in the U. S. A., New York. 696

Alaskan (The) — Continued.

or. Pals, by W. D. Caddell.

17 p. 8°.

a melodrama in 5 acts, by J. B. Benton.

© Jay B. Benton, Boston ; 1897 : 42147 ; July
23. 697

Oder, Die goldgruben im Klondyke,

melodrama mit gesang in 5 akten, von A.

Mesco.
© Adam Mesco, New York; 1897:46341,

Aug. 18. 698

Alaska (The) monai'ch; a drama, by A. Golze.

Typewritten.

© Albert Golze, Philadelphia; 1896:5841,
Jan. 22; Ic. Jan. 22. 699

Alaska or bust; dramatic composition, by H. R.
H, Hayward. 8 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 4, 1910 ; D : 21254 ; Harry R. Hill
Hayward, Wichita. 700

Alaskan (The); an original comic opera, book
and lyrics by Joseph Blethen, music by Harry
Girard. New York, M. Witmark & sons [1907]
148 p. 8°.

© M. Witmark & sons, New York; D:
11404, Sept. 23, 1907 ; 2c. Sept. 21, 1907. 701

■ — — an original comic opera in 2 acts and a
prologue, book and lyrics by Joseph Blethen.
40 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© A. J. Blethen, Seattle; D : 8997, Aug. 27,
1906; 2c. July 11, 1907. 702

Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 7, 1910 ; D : 20124 ; William Doug-
las Caddell. Chicago. 703

See also Snowballing.

Altany (The) depot; a farce, by W. D. Howells.
New York, Harper and brothers, 1892. 68 p.
inch 7 pi. 24°. (Harper's black & white se-
ries)

© Harper & bros.. New York; 1891:33022,
Sept. 16; 2c. Oct. 10. 704

Alberta, the midget; an original domestic
drama in 3 acts, by J. J. McCloskey.

© James J. McCloskey, Brooklyn ; 1871 :
4204, IMay 6. 705

Albion and Rosamund.

© Elizabeth Altheimer, St. Louis ; D : 6139.
Jan. 25, 1905. 706

tragedy in rythmical prose, by E. Al-
theimer. 79 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 3, 1910 ; D : 22216 ; Elizabeth Al-
theimer, St. Louis. 707

Alboin and Rosamond; tragedy, by B. T.
Graves. 79 p. obi. 8°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 28. 1910; D : 20004 ; Beldeu Tay-
lor Graves, St. Louis. 708

Album (The); a descriptive, humorous sketch,
by R. A. Barnet.

© R. A. Barnet, Boston ; 1896 : 8991, Feb. 7.

709

a play in 1 act, by V. Page. 6 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. May 4, 1912 ; D : 29581 ; Vivian Page,
New York. 710

Album (The) of life's pictures; original musical
comedy act, by J. Hart. 17 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Aug. 6. 1912; D: 30453; Joseph Hart.
New York. 711

Album (The) of minstrelsy.

© Lew Dockstader, New York ; D : 6819,
June 8, 1905. 712

Ar.;uquerque; drama in 4 acts, by C. M. Horton.
85 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 29, 1910 ; D : 20913 ; Charles Mar-
cus Horton, New York. 713
Alcalde (The) de Zalamea; a drama adapted to
the American stage from the Spanish of Cal-
deron, by A. Pierra.

© A. Pierra, Philadelphia; 1881 : 18024, Dec.

2; 2c. Feb. 17. 18S5. 714

Alcalde (The) of Zalamea; a comedy, by Cal-

deron de la Barca, tr. from the Spanish by

Jose Silvia.

© Marian F. Delanoy, Alameda, Cal. ; 1S98:
43590, July 20. 715

34

716

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

733

Alcaldesas (Las); zarznela comico-dramatica,
en 1 ncto, dividido en 4 cuadros, en verso, orig-
inal de J. Alegre Ortiz, musica del maestro
Pascnal E. Morera. Madrid, Sociedad de au-
tores espaiioles, 1910. 46 p. 12°.

© May 19, 1910; 2 c. May 20, 1910; D:
21086 ; Juan Alegre Ortiz, Madrid. 716

Alcestis; a drama [by] C. Montenegro. Boston,
Tlie Poet-lore company, 19€9. 4 p. 1., 7-110 p.
12°.

© Sept. IS, 1909; 2c. Nov. 29, 1909; A:
251881 ; Carlotta Montenegro, Louisville. 717

Alcestis (The) of Euripides; ed. with an intro-
duction and critical and exegetical notes, by
H. W. Ilayley. Boston, Ginn & co., 1898.
Ixxxvii, 178 p. 8°.

© H. W. Hayley. Middletown, Conn. ; 1898 :
40036, July 2 ; 2c. Sept. 2. 717a

tr. into English rhyming verse with explan-

atory notes b,y Gilbert Murray. London, G.
Allen & Unwin, ltd. [1915] xvi, 81, [1] p. 12°.

© Ic. Apr. 29, 1915; A ad int. 2324; pubd.
Apr. 26, 1915 ; Oxford university press, Ameri-
can branch. New York. 717b

Same. New York, Oxford university press.

American branch, 1915. xvi, 82 p. 12°.

© Apr. 29. 1915; 2c. and aff. May 5, 1915;
A : 398679 ; Oxford university press, Amer.
branch. New York. 717c

Alchemist (The); play by Margaret Raven.
33 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 5, 1912; D: 28556; E. Daniell
Lock wood. New York. 718

Alchemists (The); musical comedy in 2 acts,
by C. H. Arnold and M. W. Jackson. 89 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 4, 1910 ; D : 20699 ; Mervyn Wads-
worth Jackson and Clement H. Arnold, San
Francisco. 719

Alchemy. See Eastward hoe.

Alchemy and empire. See Gottlieb Eaust.

Alcibiades; a drama in 7 tableaux, founded on
the life of the ancient Greek hero, arr. and tr.
by M. Coe and E. Patrizi. 88 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© .Marie Coe and Ettore Patrizi. San Fran-
cisco; D:6671, May 15, 1905; 2c. May 15,
1905. 720

Alcide Pepie; drama in 1 act, by A. Massard
and A. Vercourt. 43 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 17, 1911 ; D : 239S5 ; Armand Mas-
sard and Alfred Vercourt, Paris. 721

piece en 1 acte, par A. Massard et A. Ver-
court. Paris, Georges Ondet, 1913. 42 p. 12°,
© Nov. 8. 1913 ; 2c. Nov. 17, 1913 ; D : 35096 ;
G. Ondet, Paris. 722

Aldemon's daug'hter; or, Cassilda, tragedy in
prose in 4 acts, by F. Dorbesson, New York,
1890.

© Fern Dorbesson, United States; 1890:
4696, Feb. 7, ; 2c. May 9. 723

Alderman (The); an American comedy drama
in 4 acts, by K. La Shelle.

© Kirke La Shelle, Chicago; 1891:23589,
June 29. 724

■dramatic playlet, by D. S. Kusell. 17 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 19, 1912; D: 31178; Dan S.
Kusell, Chicago. , 725

— a farce comedy in 3 acts, by Mrs. C. Dam-
sea ux.

© Mrs. C. Damseaux, New York; 1890:
22635, July 16. 726

a play in 1 act, by J. T. Prince, jr. 16 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© John T. Prince, .jr., Chicago ; D : 13296,
July 6, 1908; 2c. July 6, 1908. 727

a political travesty in 3 acts, by B. H.

Ridgely and I. Dinkelspiel. TyiDewritten.

© B. H. Ridgely and I. Dinkelspiel. United
States ; 1891 : 28172, Aug. 5 ; 2c. Aug. 5. 728

Alderman O'Haggerty; a comedy in 3 acts, by
F. S. Gibbs. Portland, Me., Bryson & Welch,
1894.

© Gus Bothner, New York ; 1894 : 4801, Jan.
19. 729

Alderman's (An) election; or, An alderman's,
in 3 scenes, by J. E. Howard.

© Joseph E. Howard, New York; 1898:
55593, Sept. 22. 730

Aldini; romantic comedy in 4 acts, by H. H.

Morrill. Springfield, Mass., 1911. 38 p. nar.

12°.

© Jan. 2, 1912; 2c. Dec. 23, 1911; D: 28136;

Henry H. Morrill. Springfield, Mass. 731

Aldyth and Tostig; or, A southern tale, an

emotional play in 5 acts, by F. J. Hallo.

© Frank J. Plallo, Minneapolis; 1893: 13S33.
Mar. 20. 732

Alegre (El) Manchezo; viaje comico-lirico-bail-
able-cinematografico, en 5 cuadros, dos inter-
medios y una apoteosis, en prosa original de A.
Caamano, I. Soler. y A. Custodio, mflsica de
los maestros Alvira y Andreu. Madrid, So-
ciedad de autores espanoles, 1909. 42 p. 12°.
© Nov. 18, 1909 ; 2c. Nov. 19, 1909 ; D : 17470 ;
Angel Caamano, Isidro Soler y Angel Custodio.
Madrid. 733

Alegre (La) primavera; revista en 1 acto,
dividido en 4 cuadros, original de Eduardo
Haro y Joaquin Aznar, mfislca del maestro
Teodoro San Jose. Madrid, Sociedad de au-
tores espanoles, 1914. 37 p. 12°.

© Sept. 17, 1914; Ic. Sept. 21, 1914: D
38211 ; E. Haro y J. Aznar, Madrid. 733&

35

734

DEAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

756

AlegTia (La) de vivir; comedia en 4 actos y en
prosa, por Antonio Paso y Joaquin Abati. Ma-
drid, Sociedad de autores espaiioles, 1911.
92 p. 12°.

© May 26, 1911 ; 2c. May 27, 1911 ; D : 24308 ;
A, Paso y J. Abati, Madrid. 734

Alegria (La) del abuelo; zarziiela en 1 acto y en
verso, libro de Jackson Veyan y Flores Gon-
zalez, niGsica del maestro Mauzauares. Ma-
drid, Sociedad de autores espaiioles, 1911.
35 p. 12°.

© Dec. 30, 1911 ; 2c. Jan. 2, 1912 ; D : 28159 ;
Jackson Veyan y Flores Gonzalez, Madrid. 735

Alegria (La) del amor; fantasia llrica en 1 acto,
dividldo en 6 cuadros, en prosa y verso, origi-
nal de Ramon Asensio Mas y J. J. Cade-
nas, mfisica del maestro Pablo Luna. Madrid
[Sociedad de autores espanoles] 1913. 46 p.
12".

© Mar. 28, 1914; Ic. Mar. 30, 1914; D:
30554; Ram6n Asensio Mas y Jose Juan Cade-
nas, Madrid. 735a

Alegria (La) del batallon; cuento militar com-
puesto para representarse en 1 acto,dividido en
4 cuadros, en prosa, de C. Arnicbes y F. Quin-
tana, mfisica del maestro Jose Serrano. Ma-
drid, Sociedad de autores espanoles, 1909.
54 p. 12°.

© July 2, 1909 ; 2c. July 14, 1909 ; D : 16247 ;
Carlos Arnicbes y Felix Quintana, Madrid

736

Alerte (L'); piece en 3 actes, de F. de Nion et
Dupuy-Mazuel. 19 p. (Supplement gratuit S,u
no. 2887 du Monde illustre, 27 julliet 1912)

© July 27, 1912; 2c. Aug. 21, 1912; D:
30589 ; Frangois de Nion et Dupuy-Mazuel,
Paris. 737

Alessandro and Ramona; or. Old mission bells,
a drama in 5 acts.

© J. Augustus Grabam, Los Angeles ; 1894 :
30377, June 4. 738

Aleta; or. Too bashful to marry, a comic
libretto, by Mrs. H. E. Lindley.

© Mrs. H. Esselstyn Lindley, Detroit ; 1888 :
12000, Apr. 25. 739

Alethea; a dramatic opera. 29 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Albert Gallatin Wbeeler, jr., Chicago; D:
6157, Jan. 30, 1905 ; 2c. Apr. 26, 1905. 740

Alethoscope (The).

© O. P. Wilson, S. E. Curtis, and Alan H.
Sterne, New York; 1897: 11038, Feb. 13. 741

Alexa; a romantic drama in 4 acts, with a trans-
formation scene, by G. V. Butterfield.

© George V. Butterfield, Boston; 1884:
23550, Nov. 25. 742

Alexander Borgia; a drama in 4 acts, by G.
Tisue. Typewritten.

© Gaston Tisne, New York; D : 805, Aug.
26, 1901 ; Ic. Aug. 26, 1901 ; Ic. Oct. 3, 1901.

743

Alexander Hamilton; American historical
drama in 4 acts, by W. H. Bryant. 53 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 30, 1910; D: 22690; William
Henry Bryant, Denver. 744

a drama in 6 acts, by T. H. Sayre. Ms.

© T. H. Sayre, New York ; 1876 : 13699, Dec.
11; 2c. Dec. 11. 745

Alexander the Great. 4°. Typewritten.

© Victor Mapes, New Rocbelle. N. Y. ; D :
3368, May 2, 1903; 2c. May 12, 1903. 746

Alexander, the priest; a libretto, by W. A.
Swank.

© William A. Swanic, Norfolk, Va.; 1882:

6048, Apr. 17 ; 2c. Aug. 14, 1884. 747

Alexandra; a drama in 4 acts, by A. Venturi.

© Cliarles S. Morley, Philadelphia; 1881:
18252, Nov. 25. 748

a drama in 4 acts, by M. Walsh and M. J.

I

Safford.

© Marie Walsh and Mary J, Saflford, Brook-
lyn; D : 4684, Mar. 5, 1904. 749

a drama, tr. from the German and adapted

to the English stage, by W. L. Hubbard.

© Wm. L. Hubbard, Chicago; 1888:12620,
Apr. 30. 750

Alexandria.

© Lillian Lester, Minneapolis; 1893:12384.

Mar. 10.

751

Alexandria Scobel; tragedy in 3 acts with pro-
logue, by P. Lucchetti. 40 p. f°. Typewritten.
© Ic. Mar. 31, 1910; D: 20643; Francesco
Lucchetti, Philadelphia. 752

Alexis; drama in 3 acts and 1 scene, by L. Flem-
ing. 65 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 28, 1910; D : 20045 ; Luke Flem-
ing, Tarrytown, N. Y. 753

Alfaric, the Goth; play in 5 acts.

© Albert Carr, New York ; 1874 : 13334. Oct.
28. 754

Alfred Sheerwood; a drama of 4 acts, by O. C.
Warrick.

© Oliver Colman Warrick, Indianapolis;
1898 : 33993, May 20. 755

Alger (The) family; a society-drama in prologue
and 3 acts, by Alfred K. Heilmann.

© A. K. Heilmann, San Francisco; D: 5679:
Oct. 22, 1904. 756

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COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

779

Algeda; a comedy in 4 acts, by A. A. A. Silber.
Typewritten.

© Albert A. A. Silber, Jacksonville, Fla. ;
1895 : 30329, June 7 ; 2c. Aug. 3. 757

Algiers.

© Byron B. Viets, Cleveland:
May 12.

18S8 : 13958.
758

15 p.

Algy; play in 1 act, by Thomas Thome.
4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 9, 1911; D : 23054 ; J. B. Hollis,
New York. 759

Alhakhan, an Arab in Italy; a drama in 5 acts,
by S. J. Marshall.

© Sidney John Marshall, Chicago; 1884:
17915, Sept. 4. 760

Alhambra; a burlesque extravaganza in 3 acts,
by F. IT. Norton.

" © Frank H. Norton, New York ; 1873 : 1771,
Feb. 21. 761

See also Ahmed. — Eayhannah. of the pal-
aces.

Ali Baba; spectacular opera in 4 acts, tr. and
adapted by A. Hoffman.

© A. Hoffman, San Francisco ; 1891 : 17304.
May 11. 763

or, Morgiana and the forty thieves, a spec-
tacular extravaganza in 4 acts, originated and
designed by D. Henderson, libretto by Harry
B. Smith, lyrics by Harry B. Smith, Franklyn
W. Lee and John Gilbert. Typewritten.

© David Henderson, Chicago ; 1892 : 17703,
Apr. 23 ; 2c. Apr. 23. 763

• or. The forty female thieves, a spectacular

burlesque in 3 contortions, adapted from the
Arabian nights by J. S. Edwards.

© James S. Edwards, United States; 1888:
30588, Oct. 2G. 764

Ali Baba and the forty thieves; play in pro-
logue and 2 acts, by J. H. Thacher. 42 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 11, 1913; D: 34687; John H.
Thacher, Kansas City, Mo. ^ 765

Ali Baba, jr.; or, Morgiana and the forty
thieves, a spectacular extravaganza in 4 acts,
by Harry B. Smith. Typewritten.

© David Henderson, United States; 1892:
1860, Jan. 11 ; 2c. Jan. 11. 766

Ali-bebe; on, Les quarante voleuses, operette
en 2 actes et 4 tableaux, de Emile Codey et
Trebla, musique nouvelle et arrangee par M.
G. Goublier. Paris, Libra irie theatrale du
nouveau si&cle, 1910. 104 p. 12°.

© Sept. 1, 1911 ; 2c. Oct. 23, 1911 ; D : 25556 ;
G. Ondet et M. Yiterbo, Paris. 767

Alias Brown; satirical farce in 3 acts, by E. J.
Whisler. Boston, Walter H. Baker & co.,
1914. 66 p. 12°.

© Aug. 15. 1914; 2c. Aug. 17, 1914; D:
378U9; E. J. Whisler, Tucson, Ariz. 767a

Alias Irish Tessie; by A. Cowles. 14 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. June 21, 1910; D: 21387; Albert
Cowles, AVilliamsport, Pa. 768

Alias Jimmy Valentine; by Paul Armstrong.
80 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 17, 1909; D: 17728; Liebler &
CO., New York. , 769

Alias Johnson; a farce-comedy in 3 acts, by
W. Osgood.

© Whitman Osgood, Washington; 1888:

18209, June 25. 770

Alias Mr. Roseberry; a melodramatic comedy

in 1 act, by W. N. Lawrence and J. Wilkie

Rusk. 18 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 19. 1912 ; D : 30032 ; Walter N.
Lawrence, New York. 771

Alias Pittsburg Annie; drama in 3 scenes, by
C. F. Ivins. 20 p. f". Typewritten.

© Ic. May 12, 1911; D : 24202 ; Clifford F.
Ivins, Red Bank, N. J. 772

Alias Trixie Kix; in 1 act, by Gordon Davis.
18 p. 4°. TjT)ewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 27, 1910; D: 21890; Gordon
Arthur Davis, Spokane, Wash. 773

Alias Winnie Montgomery; play in 1 act, by
W. T. Clark. 20 p. 4°. Typewritten.

©Ic. Apr. 6, 1915; D: 40276; William T.
Clark, Brooklyn. 773a

Alibi (An); a comedy in 5 acts, by J. W. Con-
way.

© John William Conway, Norton, Kan.; D:
2906, Jan. 26, 1903. 774

a drama in 5 acts, by H. Benhayon.

© H. Benhayon, San Francisco ; 1883 : 5501,
Mar. 24. 775

drama in 3 acts, by H. M. Graves. 135 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 4. 1013; D: 31877; Harry M.
Graves, New York. 776

piece en 3 actes, par G. Trarieux. 61 p. 8°.

Printed.

© Gabriel Trarieux. Paris; D: 12909, May
6, 1908; 2c. May 6, 1908. 777

Alice; an emotional drama in 5 acts, by Alfred
Atherley.

© A. Kraetzer, New York; 1877:13658,
Nov. 24. 778

Alice and the eight princesses; a musical ex-
travaganza in 2 acts, book and lyric by Glen
MacDonough, music by Victor Herbert. Type-
written.

© M. Witmark & sons, New York ; D : 7256,
Sept. 14, 1905; 2c. Sept. 12. 1905. 77P

37

780

DEAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

798

Alice Dillon; a comedy drama in 4 acts, by J. C.
E. Kaiser. 45 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© John C. E. Kaiser, Oreen Bay, Wis.; D:
8277, Apr. 5, 1006; 2c. Apr. 5, 19U6. 780

Alice Harvey, the mill girl; a drama in 4 acts,
dramatized from E. S. Getchell's story of that
title by E. I.. Brown.

© Engrene L. Brown, Dover, N. H. ; 1875:
4082, Apr. 24. "^Sl

Alice in Blunderland. {In Will Rossi ter's vaude-
ville prompter, no. 4)

© Will Rossiter. Chicago; D : 4070, Oct. 5,
1903; 2c. Oct. 5, 1903. 782

Alice in Stageland; a musical extravaganza in
3 acts, by J. K. Bangs and R. C. Penfield.

© John Kendrick Bangs and Roderic C.
Penfield, New York ; D : 3425, May 7, 1903.

783

Alice in the transformation of Washington;
play in 4 acts, by F. H. Cook. 46 p. t".
Typewritten.

© Ic. May 25, 1911 ; D : 24281 ; Francis H.
Cook, Spokane, Wash. 784

Alice in Wonderland. Typewritten.

© Edward Westcott Peckham, Orange, N. J. :
1900 A : 5368, Feb. 27 ; 2c. Feb. 27. 785

by Lewis Carroll [pseud, of Charles Lut-

widge Dodgson], scenario [in 1 ct] by A. F.
Coffin. 8 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 7, 1909; D: 16502; Alice Fenn
Coffin, Montclair, N. J. 786

drama in 3 acts, by C. R. Macauley and

William W. Young. 119 p. 4". Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Mar. 18, 1914; D: 36394; Charles R.
Macauley, New York. 786a

■dramatization of Lewis Carroll's book, by

A. Gerstenberg. 104 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 17, 1913 ; D : 33243 ; Alice Gersten-
berg, Chicago. 787

•dream play in 4 acts, being a dramatization

of Lewis Carroll's book, by Elizabeth Alden
Curtis. 93 p. 4". Typewritten

© Ic. Aug. 8, 1912; D : 30478 ; F. Ernest
Holman, Rockland, Me. 788

— a fairy spectacle in 3 acts, by W. G. Kauf-
mann.

© William G. Kaufmann, Pittsburgh; D:
39SS, Sept. 22, 1903. 789

an operetta, in prologue and 2 acts, by D.

H. Leonard. Typewritten.

© Hope Leonard, New York; 1899:76059.
Nov. 21; 2c. Nov. 21. 790

Alice in Wonderland — Continued.

a play compiled from Lewis Carroll's

stories, by Emily Prime Delafield.

© Dodd. Mead & co., New York; 1898:

63073, Oct. 27. 791

-a play for children in 3 acts, dramatized

by Mrs' Burton Harrison, with tableaux,
soncs, and dances, illustrated by John Tenniel.
New York, The De Witt pub. house.

© R. H. Russell & son. New York; 1890:
41274, Dec. 26; 2c. Dec. 26. 792

play in 3 acts, prologue and epilogue, drama-
tized by E. L. Heinsling [from book by
Charles 'Lutwidge Dodgson]. 26 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Mar. 2, 1915 ; D : 39840 ; Edwin Louis
Heinsling, Norwalk, Conn. 792a

Sec also In Wonderland.

Alice Kirkwood; a drama in 4 acts, by L. C.
Morse.

© Leonard C. Morse, New York; 1882-

18855, Nov. 6. 793

Alice mine. 4". Typewritten.

© George R. Morse and Theodore E. Lyon,
New York ; D : 10050, Mar. 1, 1907 ; 2c. .Alar. 1,
1907. 794

Alice, the actress; or. The midnight marriage,
a drama in prologue and 4 acts, dramatized
by W. A. J. Hohlbein and W. B, Jerrom.

© W. A. J. Hohlbein and Wm. B. Jerrom,
Baltimore; 1873:4909, May 6. 795

Alice, the star of the mines; an original melo-
drama in 4 acts and a prologue, by F. B. Crit-
tenden (Fred Archer).

© Fred B. Crittenden, Rochester, N. Y. ;
1890 : 23207, July 23. 796

Alice unafraid; play in 3 acts, by L. Bi-ewer.
95 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 17, 1910; D: 20219; Layton

Brewer, New York. 797

Alice's visit to friends in Kentucky; play in 4
acts, by G. Hicks. 20 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 21, 1914; D : 38271 ; Gertrude
Hicks, Rockford, 111. 797a

Alicia; opereta en 1 acto, original de G. Jover y
J. Canovas. mtisica del maestro Manuel G.
Llopis. Miidrid, Sociedad de autores es-
panoles, 1915. 39 p. 12°.

© June 24, 1915; Ic. June 25, 1915; D:
41067; Gonzalo Jover y Joaquin CJinovas,
Madrid. 797b

Alida; or, Love and war, a spectacular drama
in 6 acts, by J. O. Shultes,

© .L O. Shultes, New York; 1887:12565.
May 12. 798

38

798

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

822

Alien (The); play in 3 acts, bv M. Crighton and
W. Elliott. 107 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 4, 1914 ; D : 35914 ; Marian Crigh-
ton and William Elliott, New York. 798a

Aliens.

1© Mjtrtha Nelson McCan, Los Angeles; D:
11367, Sept. 17, 1907. 799

comedy drama in 3 acts, by B. H. Voigt.

3v. 4°. Typewritten,

© Ic. June 6, 1913 ; D : 33416 ; B. H. Voigt,
Brooklyn. 800

Alimony. 4". Typewritten.

© Herman Lee Meader, New York ; D : 7746,
Dec. 21, 1905; 2e. Dec. 21, 1905. 801

American drama of to-day in 3 acts, by

U. S. Logan and R. D. Robin.son. 44 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

.© Ic. Apr. 2, 1914; D : 36594 ; U. S. Logan
and Ralph D. Robinson, Brooklyn. 801a

a comedy in 4 acts, by W. V. Pettit. 87 p.

4". Typewritten.

© Wm. V. Pettit. New York ; D : 1395S, Sept.
30, 190S; 2c. May 20, 1909. 802

- — ^ comedy in 3 acts, by L. S. Levy. 105 p.
4'. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 30, 1912; D : 30382 ; Leo S. Lew.
Oakland, Cal. 803

play in 1 act, by F. J. MacBeath, jr. 8 p.

f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 9. 1913 ; D : 33745 ; Francis J.
MacBeath, jr., Philadelphia. 804

Alimony (The) club; a comedy sketch in 1 act,
by R. A. Deaves. Typewritten.

© Rillie A. Deaves, Rye, N. Y. ; 1S96: 68961,
Dec. 19; 2c. Dec. 19. 805

modern comedy in 3 acts, by A. Luzzi and

A. Mittenthal. 150 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. July 29, 1910 ; D : 21675 ; Arthur Luzzi
and Aubrey Mittenthal, New York. 806

a musical farce in 3 acts and epilogue:

scenario, by K. G. McLoughlin. 9 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

'© Ic. Jan. 13, 1912; D: 29105; Katherine
G. McLoughlin, New York. 807

Alimony Isle; comedy opera in 2 acts, by C.
Horwitz.

© Charles Horwitz. New York ; D : 6327,
Mar. 13. 1905. 808

Alimony (The) man; a comedy in 3 acts, by G.
W. Ogden. 48 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Geo. W. Ogden, Kansas Citv, Mo.; D:
16090, June 17, 1909; 2c. June 25, 1909. 809

Al-i-situ; drama of ancient Egypt in 2 acts, by
P. M. Barker. 37 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 11, 1914 ; D : 387S1 ; Percival M.
Barker, New York. 809a

Alison Kent; by R. K. Snow. 4°. Tyiiewritten.

© Robert Keith Snow, Boston ; D : 6245,

Feb. 20, 1905; 2c. Mar. 6, 1905. 810

Alixe; an emotional comedy in 4 acts, by A.
Daly.

© Augustin Daly, New York ; 1873 : 1342,
Feb. 10. 811

Alkali Ike drops in. 7 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Tom P. Morgan, Rogers, Ark. ; D : 7049,
July 31, 1905; 2c. July 31, 1905. 812

All a mistake; by E. Holland. Typewritten.

© Edwin Holland, West Somerviile, Mass.;
1900 A: 6042, Mar. 12; 2c. Mar. 12. 813

-farce comedy, by W. C. Parker. Typewrit-
ten.

© Walter C. Parker, Elmira. N. Y. ; 1898:
64696, Nov. 4; 2c. Nov. 9. 814

a farce comedy in 3 acts, by W. C. Pa river.

Chicago, T. S. Deuison [1903] 54 p. 16°

© Thomas S. Denisou, Chicago ; D : 3848,
Aug. 19, 1903; 2c. Sept. 25, 1903. 815

playlet in 1 scene, by W. S. Fish. 16 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 28, 1914; D:. 35832; William
Sampson Fish, Oakland, Cal. 815a

All aboard; a farce comedy in 3 acts, by M. Ott.

© Matthew Ott, New York; 1898:33524,
May 31. 816

All aboard for Mars; a spectacular comedy in
2 acts, by H. H. LaMount. 39 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Harrv H. LaMount, Johnstown, N. Y. ;
D : 14778, Jan. 9, 1909; 2c. Dec. 31, 1908. 817

All about a watch, you may call it; a burlesque
comedy in 4 acts, by Sarah Emily Pierce;
adapted from The walking doll.

© E. O. Middlebrook, New York; 1885:
6408, INIar. 17. 818

All about Adam; comedy in 2 acts, by Alice C.
Thomp.son. Boston, W. H. Baker & co., 1911.
24 p. 12^

© Feb. 7, 1911 : 2c. Feb. 8, 1911 ; D : 23294 :
Walter H. Baker & co., Boston. 819

All about Goldstein; a Hebrew monologue, by
Harry L. Newton and A. S. Hoffman. Cbicago,
The Dramatic publishing company [1902] 6 p.
12°.

© Dramatic pub. co., Chicago; D : 2538.
Nov. 3. 1902; 2c. Nov. 17, 1902. 820

All about lobsters, 24 p. 4°. Typewritten.
© L. Demain Grange. Boston; D;5620, Oct.
10. 1904 ; 2c. Oct. 10, 1904. 821

All abroad; a musical farce in 2 acts, written
by Owen Hall and James T. Tanner, book of
lyrics by W. H. Risque, music by Frederick
Rosse. London. Willcocks & co., ltd.

© Willcocks & CO., ltd., London; 1895:
19903, Apr. 11; 2c. Apr. 11. 822

39

823

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

844

All alone; or, The darkest hour, a local drama
in 1 act, by F. T. Shaw.

© Fred T. Shaw, New York; 1873:10006,
Sept. 23. 823

All (The) America eleven; an entertainment
for boys in 1 scene, by M. N. Beebe. Boston,
W. H. Baker & co., 1909. 8 p. 12°.

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston ; D : 14235,
Nov. 7, 1908; 2c. Dec. 3, 1908. 824

All at sea; by Arthur Law. London, J. Wil-
liams, ltd. [1904J 20 p. 8°.

© Joseph Williams, ltd., London ; D : 5397,
Aug. 9, 1904; 2c. Aug. 9, 1904. 825

musical comerly in 3 acts, by B. B. Lysset.

All for a girl — Continued.

romantic operetta in 2 acts, by Charles

Bradley and M. E, Marks. 2 v. 4°, Type-
written.

© Ic. Jan. 25, 1915 ; D : 39493 ; Maurice E.
Marks, New York. 834a

an up-to-date drama in 3 acts, by W. A.

17 p. t°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 24, 1913; D: 33099; Benjamin B.
Lysset, Brooklyn. 826

All broke up; a comedy in 4 acts [by] K. T.
Deroode.

© Kate T. Deroode, Covington, Ky. ; 1SS5 :
19296, Sept. 12. 827

All but lost. See While life shall last.

All Charley's fault; an original farce in 2 acts,
by Anthony E. Wills. Boston, W. H. Baker &
CO., 1905. 50 p. 12".

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston; D : 7200,
Sept. 2, 1905; 2c. Sept. 28, 1905. 828

All correct; an American sensational comedy in
5 acts, by C. Winter.

© C. Winter, Rock Island, 111. ; 1879 : 10427,
Aug. 6; 2c. Aug. 6. 829

All crazy; a new farcical comedy, by W. Barry
and H. Fay.

© William Barry and Hugh Fay, New
York ; 1884 : 17560, Aug. 30. 830

All done by kindness; play in 1 act, by R. H.
Preston. 12 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 10, 1915; D: 40608; Robert
Harry Preston, New York. 830a

All due to the manag'enient ; monologue for a
gentleman, by Helen Locke. Chicago, The
Dramatic pub. co.

© Dramatic pub. co., Chicago ; 1897 : 59887,
Oct. 22; 2c. Oct. 21. 831

All fools day; a comedy in 3 acts, by W. M.
Williams.

© Wilbur M. Williams, Holden, Mo. ; 1887 :
1282, Jan. 15. 832

All for a box; comedy in 4 acts, with songs, by
A. Guillet.

© Alexandre Guillet, Cleveland; 1886:
28113, Dec. 13. 833

All for a girl; a play in 4 acts, by R. Hughes.
© Rupert Hughes, New York ; D : 13506,
\ug. 5, 1908. 834

Brady.

© Wm. A. Brady, New York; 1896:3325,
Jan. 9. 835

All for a nickel. 11 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Alice Marcus, New York; D : 11774, Nov.
20, 1907 ; 2c. Nov. 20, 1907. 836

All for a woman; comedy drama, by R. J. Beck-
hard and M. Freeman.

© Ruy J. Beckhard & Maurice Freeman.
Boston ; D : 6502, Apr. 12, 1905. 837

All for an ambition; a curtain raiser, or 1 act
comedy, by R. B. Longmire. Typewritten.

© Robert Bill Longmire, Chicago; 1893:
20002, Apr. 24; 2c. Apr. 16, 1896. 838

All for gold; by K. Williams.

© Kittle Williams, Chicago; 1884:9211,
May 3; 2c. June 21. 839

or, Another unfortunate, an original Amer-
ican melodrama in 5 acts and 3 tableaux, by
R. N. Moffat and F. L. Griffith.

© Robert N. Moffat, San Francisco; 1891:
20242, June 2. 840

• or. Little Violet, a drama in 5 acts and 5

tableaux, by J. D. Graham.

© John D. Graham, United States; 1876:
14015, Dec. 16. 841

All for her; comedy drama in 1 act, by P. S. M.
jNIunro. 24 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 22, 1912; D: 29452; P. S. M.
Munro, Brooklyn. 842

All for his sister. See African prince, his cap-
ture and escape from bondage.

All for love; play in 1 act, by E. Rothman. 9p.
4". Typewritten.

© Ic. May 27, 1015 ; D : 40780 ; Eugene Roth-
man, Coney Island, N. Y. 842a

or, Love flows on forever, a play in 1 act,

by J. M. Colville. Typewritten.

© J. M. Colville, Philadelphia ; 1899 : 15S03,
Feb. 28; 2c. Feb. 28. 843

or. Which will win him? a Christmas idyl

in 5 acts, bj' E. A. Locke.

© E. A. Locke, United States; 1874:11570,
Sept. 30. 844

See also Clarice. — Lighting the trades. —

Narrow (A) escape. — Representative English
dramas from Dryden to Sheridan. — Sweet-
hearts.

40

845

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

869

All for Mary; a comedy in 3 acts, by G. F.
Steely. 4". Typewritten.

© Guy F. Steely, Oak Park, 111.; D : 9655,
Dec. 17, 190G; 2c. Dec. 17, 1906. 845

All for Milly; an original farce-comedy in 3
acts, by F. Cowan.

© Fletcher Cowan, Hoboken, N. J. ; D : 1300,
Dec. 16, 1901. 846

All for money; comedy-drama in 4 acts, by H.
Feierstein. 116 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 16, 1909 ; D : 16808 ; Henry Feier-
stein, New York. 847

All for sweet charity; comedy for three males
and nine females, bv Frances Aymar Mathews.
New York, E. S. Werner & co., 1907. 17 p.
12".

© Edgar S. Werner & co.. New York ; D :
11683, Nov. 7, 1907 ; 2c. Nov. 22, 1907. 848

All for the country; musical playlet, by T. G.
Springer and R. H. Kirschner. 8 p. 4".
Typewritten.

© Ic. .May 14, 1913 ; D : 33224 ; Julius Shum-
sky. New York. 849

All for you; a dramatic composition in 3 acts,
by C. A. Loder.

© Chas. A. Loder, Areola, Pa. ; 1898 : 49877,
Aug. 2. 850

All Hallow's eve; a drama of to-day embodying
a superstition of yesterday, by George Jacques
Byrne and L. Elbert Landone.

© Leon E. Landone and G. J." Byrne ; D :
9285, Oct. 8, 1906. 851

All her own fault; a drama in 4 acts, by C. E.
Newton.

© Charles E. Newton, Matawan, N. Y. ; 1873 :
G346, June 5. 852

All husbands are alike; a play in 4 acts, by
F. Voorhies. Typewritten.

© Felix Voorhies, New Iberia, La. ; 1899 :
81702, Dec. 18; 2c. Jan. 13, 1900. 853

All in a dormitory; a musical comedy libretto
in 2 acts, by T, B. Donaldson. 42 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Thomas B. Donaldson, Philadelphia ; D :
11725, Nov. 12, 1907; 2c. Nov. 12, 1907. 854

All in a fog. See Who is who?

All in a lifetime; a 5 act drama, by G. A.
Weber. 50 p. 8°. Printed.

© Gustav Adolph Weber, West Duluth,
Minn.; D : 12009, Dec. 30, 1907; 2c. Feb. 10,
1908. 855

All in a nig'ht; musical comedy in 3 acts, by
R. F. Ferguson, jr. 37 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 11, 1913: D : 34984 ; Robert F.
Ferguson, jr.. New York. 856

All in a whirl; 2 act musical satire, by P. I.
Cook. 32 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 12, 1909 ; D : 17400 ; Paul Irving
Cook, San Francisco. 857

All in der family; a Dutch sketch in 2 scenes,
by McDermott and Trumble. New York,
Happy hours company.

© Happy hours co., New York; 1875: 10550,
Oct. IS; 2c. Nov. 5. 858

All in the family, t". Typewritten.

© Paul Harris, Chicago; D : 4013, Sept. 26,
1903; 2c. Sept. 10, 1903. 859

a farce-comedy in 3 acts, l)y J. Crawford.

4°. Typewritten.

© James Crawford, San Francisco ; D :
13811, Sept. 15, 1908; 2c. Aug. 4, 1908. 860

a fRrce in 1 act, by Edmund Day. Type-

written.

© Fred Edwards, New York; D : 644, July
8, 1901 ; 2c. July 8, 1901. 861

— a legitimate musical comedy in 3 acts.

© Peck and Fursman, New York; 1891:
38147, Oct. 24. 862

— an original monologue. 6 p. 4°. Type-

written.

© Tom P. ]\Iorgan, Rogers. Ark. ; D : 14346.
Nov. 21, 1908; 2c. Nov. 21, 1908. 863

All in the way of life; or, The philosopher,
musical variety sketch, written and composed
by Alfred B. Sedgwick. New York, R. M. De
Witt.

© Robert M. De Witt, New York; 1876:
8902, July 31 ; 2c. Dec. 28. 864

All in vain; a comedy in 3 acts, by S. G.
Eghian.

© Setrak G. Eghian, Ogden, Utah; D : 12237,
Jan. 24, 1908. 865

All is fair. 10 p. f. Typewritten.

© Teresa Crowley, Brookline, Mass.; D:
12243, Jan. 25, 1908 ; 2c. Jan. 25, 1908. 866

All is fair in love and war; military specialty
in 1 act, by W. A. Vallee. 1 p. f. Type-
written.

© Ic. Aug. 2, 1913 ; D : 33985 ; Wm. Albert

Vallee, Birmingham, Ala.

867

a musical sketch, book by L. P. Brown.

© Lawrence Parmly Brown. Peekskill.
N. Y. ; D : 3833, Aug. 15, 1903. 868

All is well that ends well. See Maid (The) of
the lighthouse.

All kinds of a hero.

© Alta M. Coultas, Chicago; D : 14272, Nov.
12, 1903. 869

All lights out. See At the sound of taps.

41

870

DEAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

892

All made up; musical farce libretto, in 2 acts,
by A. N. C. Fowler. 71 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 3, 1911 ; D : 23832 ; A. N. C. Fow-
ler, CSleus Falls, N. Y. 870

All men are born equal; comedy by J. L. Nor-
ris. 103 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 7, 1910; D : 203GS ; Joseph L.
Norris, New York. 871

All men to be cliloroformed at sixty; a comedy
in 4 acts, by D. K. Ford. 40 p. 4". Type-
written.

© Daniel K. Ford, St. Paul ; D : 10540, May
11, 1907; 2c. May 11, 1907. 873

All (The) mighty dollar; by Jessie Villars
[pseud, of J. V. Stineman]

© Emorv G. Stineman, Chester, Pa. ; D :

3482, May 25, 1903. ♦ 873

See also Almighty (The) dollar.

All millionaires; in 4 acts, by C. G. Harger, jr.
Tyiiewritten.

© C. G. Hari>;er, jr., Washington: 1894:
59030, Dec. 18; 2c. Dec. 21. 874

All-of-a-sudden Peggy; light comedy in 3 acts,
i)y Ernest Denny. New Yorli, S. French ;
Loudon, S. French, ltd. 159 p. 12°.

© Oct. 27, 1910 ; 2c. Oct. 29, 1910 ; D : 22409 :
Samuel French, ltd., London. 875

All-of-it; a burlesque on Olivette, arr. and
dramatized by F. Eversmann, jr.

© Fred Eversmann, jr., Baltimore; 1881:
4876, Mar. 31. 876

All on a rainy day; or. Circumstantial evi-
dence. 11 p. 4°. Tyiiewritten.

© Clara Haeucheu, Chicago ; D : 8633, June
4, 1906 ; 2c. June 4. 1906. 877

All on a summer's day; comedy in 3 acts, by
M. B. Cooke. 83 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Marjorie Benton Cooke, Chicago ; D :
1466, Feb. 19, 1902; 2c. Feb. 19, 1902. 878

a play for girls, by B. Lawrence Jenkins.

■© Hints pub. co.. New York ; D : 3293, Apr.
9, 1903. 879

All on account of a bonnet; petite comedie in 1
scene, for 3 performers, by Mrs. V. Sharpe

Patterson.

© Mrs. V. Sharpe Patterson, Columbus, O. ;
1898:55293, Sept. 21. 880

All on account of a kiss.

© I>oula Jockusch, Galveston, Tex. ; 1896 :
9515, Feb. 8. 881

comedy drama in 4 acts, by E. M. Kirkland.

70 p. 4°. Typewritten.

® Ic. July 25, 1910; D : 21642 ; Elizabeth M.
Kirkland, Chicago. 882

All on account of a license; an improbability
in 1 act, by D. J. Fingalton. 10 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Albert F. Neumann, New York ; D : 12892,
May 4, 1908; 2c. May 4, 1908. 883

All on account of a petticoat. Typewritten.

© Josie Morris Sullivan, New York; 1899:
3316, Jan. 7 ; 2c. Jan. 7. 884

All on account of an actor; a farce in 1 act, by
Louis Latham Wilson. PLiiladelphia, The
Penu publishing company, 1904. 15 p. 12°.

<© Penn i)ub. co., Philadelphia; D : 4974,
May 2, 1904; 2c. May 2, 1904. 885

All on account of an heir; a farcical problem
play in 4 acts, by L. Jordan. 4 v. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Oct. 22, 1914; D: 38580; Leslie Jor-
dan, Oxford Depot, New York. 885a

All on account of Aunt Sally; in 1 act, by H.
M. Stratton. 15 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 13, 1911 ; D : 24469 ; Henriet Mil-
ner Stratton, Lcs Angeles. 886

All on account of Eliza; a comedy in 3 acts, by
Ij. Ditrichstein. Typewritten.

© Leo Ditrichstein, New York ; 1900 A :
20135, Aug. 13 ; 2c. Aug. 13. 887

All on account of Jane; comedy in 1 act, by L.
Silvers. 11 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 17, 1914; D: 36060; Lew Silvers,
Princeton, Wis. 887a

All on account of professor. 47 p. 8". Type-
written.

I© Harrv L. Dixson, Northfield, Minn.; D:
3059, Feb. '27, 1903; 2c. Feb. 27, 1903. 888

All on account of the baby; a play in 1 act, by
P. W. Hyde. Typewritten.

© Paul Woodworth Hyde, Pittsburgh; D:
516, May 27, 1901; 2c. July 16, 1901. 889

All on account of the duke. 3 p. f. Type-
written. -,

© .Teannette Baum, New York; D:2017.
June 17, 1902; Ic. June 9, 1902. 890

All on account of the movies; play in 1 act, by
D. Vanderen, jr. 46 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 10, 1913; D: 35302; David Van-
deren, jr., Brooklyn. 891

All over town; musical comedy in 2 acts, by
H. B. Smith. 104 p. 4°. Typewritten.

® Ic. June 9, 1915; D : 40881 ; Harry B.
Smith, New York. 891a

All rivers meet at sea; sketch, by E, Davis.
34 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 25, 1912; D : 29151 ; Edwards
Davis, New York. 892

42

893

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

910

All's fair; comedy in 3 acts, by E. G. Birge.
69 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 30, 1911; D:2562S; Edward G.
Birge, Altoona, Pa. 893

All's fair in love. 29 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© \'alerie Bergere, Bangor, Me. ; D : 2S21,
Jan. 7, 1903 ; 2c. Jan. 7, 1903. 894

a colonial costume comediette, by A. Miller

and E. Browning. T>'pewritten.

© Asblev Miller and Ethel Browning, New
York ; D : 943, Oct. 11, 1901 ; 2c. Oct. 11, 1901.

895

comedy sketch by I. Birne. 8 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Aug. 23, 1913 ; D : 34232 ; Irving Birne,
Brooklyn. 896

See also Farmer Porkberry.

All's fair in love and politics; comedy drama
in 4 acts, by George Griffith. 110 p. 4". Type-
written.

© Ic. Jan. 29, 1914 ; D : 35842 ; G. C. Grif-
fith, Cleveland. 896a

All's fair in love and war; by R. Sailer.

© Randolph Sailer, Philadelphia; 1899:
26682, Apr. 17. 897

1 act playlet, by M. E. Pesnel. IS p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. June 2, 1915; D: 40816; Maximilian
Edwin Pesnel, East Orange, N. J. 897a

All's for the best. See Sheriff (The) of Ran-
dall's forge.

All's quiet on the Potomac. See Fortune (The)
of war.

All's well, etc.

© Ludwig H. Henning, Johnstown, Pa. : D :
13504, Aug. 4, 1908. 898

All's well that ends swell; by T. B. Donald-
son. 10 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Thomas B. Donaldson, Philadelphia ; D :
7328, Sept. 27, 1905; 2c. Sept. 27, 1905. 899

All's well that ends well; by William Shaks-
peare, ed. with notes, introduction, glossary,
list of variorum readings, and selected crit-
icism by Charlotte Porter and Helen A. Clarke.
[1st folio ed.] New York, Thomas Y. Crowell
& CO., [1909] 4 p. 1., vii-xix, 216 p. front.
16°.

© T. Y. Crowell & co.. New York; A:
233348, Mar. 12, 1909; 2c. Mar. 13, 1909. 900

ed. by John L. Lowes. New York, The

Macmillan company, 1912. xiv, 157 p. front.
24°. (The Tudor Shakespeare)

© Dec. 4, 1912 ; 2c. Dec. 5, 1912 ; A : 328691 ;
Macmillan co., New Yox'k. 901

All's well that ends well — Continued.

ed. with notes by William J. Rolfe. Har-
per's library ed. New York and London, Har-
per & brothers, 1898. 188 p. front, illus. 12".
(Shakespeare's complete works)

© Harper & bros.. New York; 1898:32091,
May 24 ; 2c. Jan. 13, 1899. 902

an original sketch, by Billy B. Van. Type-

written.

© Mrs. and Mr. Lincoln, New York; 1898:
66183, Nov. 12; Ic. Nov. 12. 903

— with a special introduction by Andrew
Lang and an original frontispiece by Dudley
Hardy. [The University press Shakespeare.
Renaissance ed.] New York, George D.
Sproul, 1907. xxiii, 134 p. front. 4°. (The
complete works of William Shakespeare, with
annotations and a general introduction by Sid-
ney Lee. V. 5)

© University press, Cambridge, Mass.; A:
174174. Apr. 16, 1907; 2c. Apr. 16, 1907. 904

(Shakespeare's comedy of); ed. with notes

bv William J. Rolfe. New York, Harper Sr
brothers, 1881. 180 p. front, illus. 16".

© Harper & bros.. New York; 1881:2665.
Feb. 21 ; 2c. Mar. 15. 905

Same. New York, Cincinnati [etc.] Amer-
ican book company [1905] 232 p. incl. front.,
illus. 16".

© 'William J. Rolfe, Cambridge, Mass.; A:
111764, Mar. 18, 1905; 2c. Apr. 14, 1905. 906

Same. New York, Cincinnati [etc.] Amer-
ican book company [1909] 2 p. 1., [9]-188 p.
front., illus. 16°.

© William J. Rolfe, Cambridge, Mass., in
renewal for 14 years from Feb. 21, 1909; A:
228505, Jan. 20, 1909 ; 2c. Feb. 20, 1909. 907

See also Serenade (The).— Shakespeare's

w^orks.

All's well that ends well at Hartwell; by S. F.
Morris. 11 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Samuel Frederick INIorris, New York; D:
7743, Dec. 8, 1905 ; 2c. Jan. 2, 1906. 908

All's well with the maids; play in 3 acts, bj
R. Sayler. 153 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 8, 1912; D: 30476; Roy Sayler,
Chicago. 909

All Scotch; tartan revue in 5 scenes, by Harry
Grattan [pseud, of H. W. Plunkett] 34 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

'© Ic. Apr. 26. 1915 : D : 40939 ; Henry Wil-
loughby Plunkett, London. 909a

All sorts; a musical farce comedy, written and
compo.sed by P. Gaunt.

© Percy Gaunt, New York ; 1895 : 2«5n5,
May 27. 910

43

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DEAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

931

All sorts and conditions of men; a play in 3
acts, by T. Reets. 4". Typewritten.

© Tenaj Reets, England; D : 205S, June 27,
1902; 2c. June 27, 1902. 911

All stars; or, A manager's trials, farce in 1
act, by O. E. Young. Cbicago, Dramatic pub.
CO., 1907. 15 p. 12°.

© Dramatic pub. co., Chicago; D: 12018,
Dec. 31, 1907; 2c. Dec. 31, 1907. 912

All tang'led up; a farcical comedy In 3 acts, by
CliJirles Townsend. Boston, W. H. Baker &
CO., 1903. 42 p. 16°.

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston; D:4275.
Nov. 20, 1903 ; 2c. Jan. G, 1904. 913

All that glitters; a farcical comedy in 3 acts,
by P. H. McCaigue. 112 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Philip Henry McCaigue, Marblehead,
Mass.; D : 13904, Sept. 22, 190S; 2c, Oct. 5.
1908. 914

All that g'litters is not gold; or, The poor girl's
diary, a comic drama in 2 acts, by Thomas and
J. M. Morton. New American ed., correctly
re-printed from the original authorized acting
ed. New York, H. Roorbach.

© Harold Roorbach, New York ; 1889 : 37517,
Dec. 9: 2c. Dec. 14. 915

All that matters; play in 4 acts, by C, McEvoy.
138 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 8, 1911; D: 23293; Charles Mc-
Evoy, London, 916
All the comforts of home; a comedy in 4 acts,
by W. Gillette. New York, Harold Roorbach.
© William Gillette, New York ; 1897 : 22817,
Apr. 12 ; 2c. Oct. 11. 917

All the rage; a farce comedy in 3 acts, by W.
D. Eaton.

© William D. Eaton, Chicago; 1878:837,
Jan. 18. 918

All the to-morrows shall be as to-day; vaude-
ville sketch, by M. King. 6 p. f°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic, Oct. 19, 1914 ; D : 38537 ; Mayme King,
Buffalo. 918a

All the way you look at it; a drama in 4 acts,
by L. J. L. Stilwell. 64 p. f°. Typewritten,

© Laura Jean Libbey-Stilwell, Brooklyn;
D : 12088, Jan. 3, 1908; 2c. Apr, 28, 1908. 919

All the world's a stage; a monologue, by E, A.
Woolf. 11 p. 4°, Typewritten,

© Edgar Allan Woolf, New York; D : 8310,
Apr, 9, 1906 ; -2c. Apr. 10, 1906. 920

All the year round; a series of entertainments
for every month in the year, by Harriette
Wilbur. Boston, W, H, Baker & co., 1909.
97 p. 12°,

© Walter H. Baker & co.. Boston ; D : 15929,
May 13, 1909; 2c. June 29, 1909. 921

All through Steele. See O'Connor's oath.

All to smash; play in 1 act, by M. E. Pesnel,
15 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Seiit. 27. 1911; D: 25331; Maximillian
Edwin Pesnel, Brooklyn. 922

All upset; by Robert C, V, Meyers,

© Lyceum pub. co,, Philadelphia ; 1898 :
73710. Dec. 17; 2c, Dec, 21. 923

All wrong; original playlet in 1 act, by H, Sel-
man. 15 p, 4°, Typewritten,

© Ic, May 14, 1914; D : 37035 ; Harold Sel-
man, Jersey City. 923a

playlet, by H. Rempel. 13 p. 4°. Type-

written,

© Ic. June 8, 1915 ; D : 40983 ; Harriet Rem-
pel, New York. 923b

Alladine and Palomides; by Maurice Maeter-
linck [in 5 acts] tr. by the editors [of Poet-
lore] {In Poet-lore, v. 7, nos. 6-7. June-July,
1895; periodical © Poet-lore co,, Philadelphia,
1895:12425) 924

See also Plays (The) of Maurice Maeter-

linck.

Allan Quartermain; a spectacular drama in 4
acts, by M. Booth.

© jNIarion Booth, New York ; 1887 : 19030,
July 23. 925

or. The children of the Sun, operatic drama

in 4 acts, libretto by G. B. Densmore, music
by Alfred A. Batkin and T. Havermeyer
Northrup. San Francisco, Batkin & Northrup.

© Batkin & Northrup, San Francisco ; 1887 :
27924, Oct. 28. 926

or, The sun worshippers, a spectacular

operatic drama in 5 epochs, written by I,
Tyrrell.

© Inigo Tyrrell, San Francisco; 1887;

29047, Nov. 9; 2c. Nov. 9.

927

Allatoona; an historical military drama in 5
acts, by Judson Kilpatrick and J. O. Moore,

© J. Owen Moore, Washingtonville, N. Y. ;
1876 : 395, Jan. 8 ; 2c. Jan. 12. 928

a play in 4 acts, by S, H. M. Byers. 122

p. 12°.

© Samuel H. M. Byers, Des Moines; D:
7688, Dec. 6, 1905 ; 2c. Nov. 18, 1905. 929

Allegory of the sun god; in 4 acts, by R, Craig,
jr.

© Robert Craig, jr., Jersey City; 1873:
8837, Aug, 4 ; 2c. Oct. 29. 930

Allene Gilbraith; a drama, by H. H. Gardener.
Act 4. Typewritten.

© Helen H. Gardener, New York ; 1900 A :
3401, Feb. 6; 2c, Jan. 22. 931

Allen's farewell. See Manchester (The) mar-
tyrs.

44

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947

Alles fiir die firma; lustspiel in 3 akten, von
M. Hennequin und G. Mitchell. Berlin,
Biihnenverlag Ahn & Simrock. 68 p. 8".

© Ic. June 29, 1912 ; D : 30126 ; Buhnenver-
lag Alan & Simrock, g. m. b. h., Berlin. 932

Alles mobil; lustspiel in 3 akten, von Wilbeliu
Jacoby und Hans Linck. Berliu-Wilmersdorf,
Felix Blocli erben, 1914. 3 p. 1., 68 p. 8".

© Ic. Nov. 14, 1914 ; D : 38809 ; Felix Bloch
erben, Berlin-Wilmersdorf. 932a

Alles um geld; ein stiick, von Herbert Eulen-
berg. Leipzig, E. Rowohlt verlag, 1911. 92 p.
8".

© Sept. 15. 1911; 2c. Sept. 11, 1911; D:
25180; Ernst Rowohlt, Leipzig. 933

Alley (The) L. See Girl (A) detective.

Alliance (The) of millions; 3 act drama, by H.
H. Peck. 56 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 29, 1910; D: 22178; Harry H.
Peck, Boston. 934

Allida; or. The lioness in the lamb skin, a
play in 4 acts, by T. Davis.

© Thomas Davis, New York; 1884:13719,
July 5. 935

Allie; by M. Mawlette. 103 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Mona Mawlette, New York; D : 14556.

Dec. 17, 1908 ; 2c. Dec. 17, 1908. 936

Allies; play in 1 act, by A. F. Hopkins. 14 p.
4°. Tyi>ewritten.

© Ic. May 8, 1915; D : 40602 ; Alfred F.
Hopkins, Bethesda, Md. 936a

Alligator (The); comedy farce in 3 acts, by A.
T. Oakes.

© A. T. Oakes, New York; 1890:33125.
Oct. 24. 937

Allison's lad, and other martial interludes;
being six 1 act dram;is, by Beulah Marie Dix.
New York, Plenry Holt & co., 1910. 214 p.
12°.

Contents. — Allison's lad. — The hundredth
trick. — The weakest link. — The snare and the
fowler. — The captain of the gate. — The dark
of the drwn.

© Feb. 11, 1910; 2c. Feb. 14, 1910; D:
201S2; Henry Holt & co.. New York. ^ 938

Allotting the bride. See Game (A) of chance.

Allright (The) girl; play in 2 acts, by Paul

Ki'ye [pseud, of Paul Koester] 36 p. 4".
Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 4, 1914; D: 39303; Paul Koes-
ter, London. 938a

Allrightnikes (The); a comedy in 4 acts, by
Abraham S. Schonier. 80 p. 8". Ms.

© Ic. Apr. 30, 1910; D: 20920; David Kess-
ler and Max R. Wilner, New York. 939

Alma; or. Held in bondage, a drama in 3 acts,
founded upon Ouida's novel Held in bondage,
by F. Marsden [pseud, of W. A. Sliver]

© Fred Marsden, New York; 1871:3443,
Apr. 17. 940

Alma (El) de Garibay; revista fantdstica en 1
acto, dividido en 5 cuadros en colores y 1 en
negro, original, libro y musica de Enrique
Garcia Alvarez, Antonio Lopez Monis y
maestro Barrera. Madrid, Sociedad de au-
tores espanoles, 1914. 44 p. 12°.

© Mar. 15, 1915; Ic. Mar. 17, 1915; D:
40078; E. Garcia Alvarez y A. Lopez Monls.
Madrid. . 940a

Alma (El) del querer; sainete andaluz en 1
acto, dividido en 3 cuadros, original de P.
Perez Fernandez, mtisica de los maestros
Vives y Barrera Madrid, Sociedad de au-
tores espanoles, 1910. 47 p. 12°.

© Oct. 29, 1910 ; 2c. Oct. 31, 1910 ; D : 22426 ;
P. Pei'ez Fernandez, Madrid. 941

Alma grande.

© Maria Christina Mena, New York; D:
15608, Apr. 8, 1909. 942

Alma mater; college comedy-drama in 3 acts,
by E. A. Aisenstadt. 40 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 2, 1909 ; D : 16994 ; Esek Albert
Aisenstadt, Chicago. 943

^8 act play, by S. H. Picchianti. 75 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 10, 1912; D: 31101; Silvio H.

Picchianti, New York. 944

or, The Georgetown centennial and other

dramas, by M. S. Pine [pseud, of Sister Mary
Paulina Finn] Washington, Georgetown visi-
tation convent, 1913. 254, [2] p. 8°.

© May 31, 1913; 2c. June 4, 1913; A:
346852; Munder-Thomsen co., Baltimore.

945

Alma (El) muerta; tragedia en 3 actos, original
de A. Guimeni. tr. del Catalan por L. Via.
Madrid [Sociedad de autores espaiioles] 1913.
72 p. 12°.

© Mar. 28, 1914; Ic. Mar. 30, 1914: D:
36514 ; Angel Guimerd y Luis Via, Madrid.

945a

Alma otrera; entrem§s en verso original, de J.
Hnete Ordoiiez. Madrid. Sociedad de autores
espanoles, 1909. 19 p. 12°.

© Nov. 18, 1909; 2c. Nov. 19, 1909; D:
17474; J. Huete Ordonez, Madrid. 946

Alma's growing old. See King Midas' secret.

Alma, the encumbrance; a play in 3 acts, by
Edith Oakenfull. 4°. Typewritten.

© E. Oakenfull, Brooklyn ; D : 5682, Oct. 21,
1904; 2c. Nov. 8, 1904. 947

45

948

DEAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

970

Alma, where do you live? in 3 acts, by G. V.
Hobart. 103 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© le. Sept. 12. 1910; D: 22034; George V.
Hobart, Pelham Manor, N. II. 948

Almanac (The); a musical farcical comedy in 3
acts, by W. D. Marine.

© Will D. Marine, Indianapolis; 1890:
12929, Apr. 19. 949

Almanzor; a tragedy in 5 acts, by W. D. Fox.

© W. D. Fox, Murfreesboro, Tenn. ; D : 1651,

Mar, 26, 1902. 950

Almas bohemias; coniedia lirica en 1 acto y 3
cuadros, en prosa, original de J. Romeo y Sauz,
mfisica del maestro San Felipe. Madrid, So-
ciedad de autores espanoles, 1911. 47 p. 12°.
© Ang. 21, 1911; 2c. Aug. 22, 1911; D:
25050; Jose Romeo y Sauz, Madrid. 951

Almas distintas; zarzuela dramfitica en 1 acto
y 3 cuadros, libro de V. de la Vega, mtisica del
maestro Padilla. INIadrid, Sociedad de autores
espanoles, 1911. 43 p. 12°.

© May 26, 1911; 2c. May 27, 1911; D:
24311 ; Ventura de la Vega, Madrid. 952

Almas grandes; comedia lirica, en 1 acto,
dividido en 3 cuadros, en verso, original de F.
Madrigal Alvaro, musica de los maestros San
Jose y BrU. Madrid, Sociedad de autores es-
panoles, 1910. 42, [1] p. 12°.

© Sept. 6, 1910 ; 2c. Sept. 7, 1910 ; D : 21962 ;
Francisco Madrigal Alvaro, Madrid. 953

Alma's return; play of to-day in 1 act and 2
scenes, by J. Lait. 20 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 10, 1914; D: 39059; Jack Lait,
Chicago. 953a

Almighty (The) dollar; a play in 5 acts.

© Henry Markinfield Addey, New York;
1874 : 6358, May 9. 954

play in 1 act, by T. Dixon. 22 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Apr. 23, 1912; D: 29464; Thomas
Dixon, New York. 955

See also All (The) mighty dollar.

Almost — Continued.

a dnimatic gem, by F. L. Whittier. 9 p.

f°.

Almira; a drama in 5 acts and 7 scenes, by F.
;M. Franklin.

© Frank M. Franklin, New York; 1892:
25099, June 15. 956

Almond (The) blossom; a 1 act play, by F. S.
Hughes.

© Frederic S. Hughes, New York ; D : 4538,
Dec. 16, 1903. 957

Almost; drama in 5 acts, by I
written.

© Lillian Lester, Minneapolis
Jan. 16; 2c. Mar. 10.

Lester. Type-
1893 : 3

^5S6,
958

Typewritten.

© Frank Ti. Whittier, Cambridge, Mass. ; D :
15705, Apr. 24, 1909; 2c. Apr. 24, 1909. 959

a playlet, by Herbert Erman. 22 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© H. Erman, Cleveland; D : 9664, Dec. 19.
1906 ; 2c. Dec. 19, 1906. 960

Almost a baroness; comedy-drama in 4 acts, by
B. p:yferth.

© Bruno Eyferth, Duluth, Minn.; 1898:
15732, Mar. 7 ; 2c. Apr. 8. 961

Almost a detective; a play in 1 act, by Charlie
Harowitz. 13 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© IC: July 3, 1912 ; D : 30170 ; Al. Fyne and
Carl Goe, New York. 962

Almost a hero; comedy playlet, by O. J. Hartley.
12 p. 8°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Julv 16, 1909; D: 16333; Ora J. Hart-
ley, Brazil, Ind. 963

a farce comedy in 1 act and 3 scenes, by C.

Kelly. 29 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 19, 1914; D : 38851 ; Claud Kelly,
Los Angeles. 963a

Almost a life; a drama in 6 tableaux, from the
French, by E. Henderson.

© Ettie Henderson, New York; 1878:3711,
Mar. 28. 964

Same. Author's copy. New York, 1878.

© Ettie Henderson, New York; 1878: 14146.
Dec. 3 ; 2c. Dec. 3. 965

Almost a marchioness; a musical comedy in 3
acts, by J. H. Havlin.

© John H. Havlin, Cincinnati ; 1885 : 14474,
July 6. 966

Almost a millionaire; comedy skit, by Harry A.
Usher. 21 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 24, 1914 ; D : 37393 ; John Walter
Usher, Jersey City. 966a

Almost a queen.

© Lottie C. Park, Los Angeles; D: 10182,
Mar. 20, 1907. 967

Same. 43 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Lottie C. Park, Los Angeles; D : 9967,
Feb. 14, 1907 ; 2c. Mar. 4, 1907. 968

Almost a tragedy.

© Edwin B. Pope, Schrewsbury Park, Mo. ;
D : 10173, Jun 20, 1909. 969

Sec also Eternal (The) feminine.

Almost an alderman; 1 act comedy, by A.
Singer. 4 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 7, 1911; D: 25429; Alex. Singer,
Otisville, N. Y. 970

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993

Almost an elopement; comedy sketch, by J.
Ferrar. 15 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 31, 1910 ; D : 22450 ; Jules Ferrar,
New York. 971

Almost married; farce-comedy in 3 acts, by H.
J. Green. 35 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 22, 1911; D: 23717; Howard J.
Green, San Francisco. 972

Almost persuaded; by R. B. Kegerreis. 14 p.
4". Typewritten.

© Robert B. Kegerreis, Richland, Pa. ; D :
10146, Mar. 15, 1907 ; 2c. Mar. 15, 1907. 973

Almost ready; sketch in 1 act, by F. Wallace.
IS p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 1, 1911; D : 23241 ; Frederick
Wallace, New York. 974

Aloe (The); play in 1 act, by K. C. Beale. 12 p.
4". Typewritten.

© Ic. June 7. 1915; D : 40871 ; Katharine
C. Beale, Washington. 974a

Aloha oe (Farewell to thee); Hawaiian ro-
mance in 1 act, by U. B. Wainwright, jr. 9 p.
4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 25, 1914 ; D : 36154 ; Dallas Bache
Wainwright, jr., Washington. 974b

Alone; a drama in 5 acts, by F. H. Nelson.
© Frank H. Nelson, Baltimore ; 1872 : 2646,
Mar. 18. 975

phiy in 3 acts, by C. J. Rieder. 33 p. 4".

Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 10, 1911 ; D : 25742 ; C. J. Rieder,
Cincinnati. 976

a society drama in 3 acts and 6 tableaux.

by G. Van Dee.

© Grace A'an Dee, Philadelphia ; 1875 :
4169. Apr. 27. 977

Alone in a great city; a drama in 6 acts, by
H. G. Clarke.

© Henrv Gustavus Clarke, United States;
1888 : 18918, July 2. 978

written and constructed by L. Grover _^and

L. Grover, jr.

© Leonard Grover and Leonard Grover, jr..
United States ; 1887 : 2317, Jan. 29. 979

Alone in Greater New York; a melodrama in
4 acts, by John A. Fraser. Typewritten.

© Flora M. Fraser, Chicago; 1899:10337,
Feb. 3; 2c. Feb. 23. 980

Alone in London; original and realistic modern
drama in a prologue, 4 acts and 8 tableaux,
by R. Buchanan.

© Robert Buchanan, New York ; 1885 : 5164,
Mar. 2. 981

Alone in New York; an original melodrama in
4 acts, by Scott Marble and Frank Harvey.

© Thomas H. Davis and William T. Keogh,
New York ; 1896 : 41125, July 15 ; 2c. July 14.

982

Alone in the world; a 4 act melodrama, by
Owen Davis.

© Charles B. Goes, Chicago; D : 1303, Jan.
10, 1902. 983

See also Adele, the saleslady.

Along came Ruth; comedy in 3 acts, adapted by
Holman Day. from the French La demoiselle
de magasin, by Fonson and Wicheler. 89 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 7, 1914; D : 36275 ; Henry W.
Savage, inc.. New York. 983a

Along the Kennebec; a rural comedy in 4 acts,
by Eunice Fitch. Tjijewritten.

© Reno and Curtis, New York ; 1899 : 19138,
Mar. 14; 2c. Mar. 14. 984

Along' the levee; by H. B. Lewis. 8 p. 4°.
Tn^ewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 30, 1909 ; D : 17232 ; H. B. Lewis.
Muskegon, Mich. 985

Along the Missouri; by Harry Van Demark.
Philadelphia, Penn publishing co., 1909. 65 p.
12".

© Nov. 30. 1909 : 2c. Dec. 6. 1909 ; D : 17626 :
Penn pub. co.. Philadelphia. 986

Along the Mohawk; a comedy drama in 4 acts,
by H. H. Para more and Nelson Lewis.

© James L. Class, Chicago; D : 1949, Jan,
18, 1902. 987

Along the Potomac; sketch in 3 scenes, adapted
and arr. by J. F. Luitich.

© John F. Luitich, Galveston, Tex. ; 1900 A :
22016, Sept. 4. 988

Along the Rialto. 9 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Alice Marcus, New York; D : 11778, Nov.
20, 1907; 2c. Nov. 20, 1907. 989

Along the Wabash. 6 p. 4°. Typewritten.
© Bobbv Fountain, Clinton, Mo.; D : 2574,
Nov. 10, 1902; 2c. Nov. 10, 1902. 990

comedy drama, by T. Dreisser.

© Theodore Dreisser, New York; 1895:
29743, June 3. 991

Alonzo's letter; a monologue for a lady in 1
scene, by Charles Barnard. New York, E. S.
Werner,' 1897.

© Edgar S. Werner. New York; 1896:
56479, Oct. 12; 2c. Nov. 9. 992

Alonzus Dabble, Esq.; a comedy in 3 acts, by
J. N. Fort.

© John Neil Fort, West Philadelphia, Pa.;
1871 : 11357, Dec. 1. 993

47

994

DEAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

1013

Alpenkonig- und menschenfeind. See Rappel-
kopf.

Alpha and omega; ji romantic drama in 4 acts,
by H. Williams.

© Hayes Williams, Chicago ; D : 468, May
15, 1901. 994

Alpha Edison's hundredth birthday; by J. M.
Clarke and M. Delano. 17 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Josephine M. Clarke and Mortimer De-
lano, United States; D : 12S76, May 1, 190S;
2c. May 25, 1908. 995

Alphonse and Gaston; a comedy in 3 acts.
Typewritten.

© D. E. Lester co.. New York ; D : 1381, Jan.
31, 1902; 2c. May 7, 1902. 996

a farce-comedy, by Fi-ank Dumont. New

York, The Empire city job print, 1902. 27 p.
8°.

© Gus Hill, New York ; D : 1636, Mar. 22,
1902; 2c. May 12, 1902. 997

a farcial comedy in 3 acts, by Frank Du-

mont. 4°. Typewritten.

© Gus Hill, New York; D : 1424, Feb. 10,
1902; 2c. Mar. 25, 1902. 998

3 act comedy.

© Charles B. Goes, Chicago; D : 1456, Feb.
17, 1902. 999

Alphonsus, emperor of Germany; [by George
Chapman] with introduction and notes by
Herbert F. Schwarz. New York and London,
G. P. Putnam's sons, 1913. xxxv, [4], 105 p.
8°.

© Mar. 14, 1913; 2c. Mar. 18, 1913; A:
332840; Herbert F. Schwarz, % G. P. Put-
nam's sons, New York. 1000

Alpine (The) storm; spectacular extravaganza
vaudeville sketch, by W. L. Ferris. 11 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© W. L. Ferris, New York; D : 15385, Mar.
19, 1909 ; 2c. Mar. 19, 1909. 1001

Alpsburg; comic opera in 2 acts, by T. Stempfel,
jr. 91 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 31, 1910; D: 20649; Theodore
Stempfel, jr., Indianapolis. 1002

Alroy; a romantic play in 4 acts, founded on
D'Israeli's The wondrous tale of Alroy, by
J. Templeton. New York, 1873.

© John Templeton, New York ; 1873 : 9845.
Sept. 2. 1003

Als ich noch im fluegelkleide . . .; lustspiel
in 4 aufziigeu, von Albert Kehm u. Martin
Frehsee. Berlin-Charlottenburg, Biihnenvei'lag
anstalt fiir aufCiihrungsrecht, g. m. b. h., 1914.
96 p. 8°.

© Ic. Apr. 30, 1914 ; D : 36878 ; Anstalt fiir
auffiihruugsrecht dramatischer werke d. liter-
atur u. musik, g. m. b. h., Charlottenburg,
Germany. 1003a

Als ich wiederkam; lustspiel in 3 aufziigen, von
Oscar Blumenthal und Gustav Kadelburg.
New York, I. Goldmaun, 1899. 96 p. 8°.,

© Heinrich Conried, New York ; 1899 :
79455, Dec. 7 ; 2c. Jan. 10, 1900. 1004

Alsace; piece en 3 actes, par G. Leroux et L.
Camille. 30 p. (In La petite illustration, no.
2.— 8 mars. 1913, serie theatre — no. 1)

© Mar. 8, 1913 ; 2c. Mar. 31, 1913 ; D : 32786 ;
Gaston Leroux et Lucien Camille, Paris. 1005

playlet in 1 act, by C. M. Bruno. 4 p. t".

Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 15, 1915; D: 39408; Charles M.
Bruno, Mt. Vernon, N. Y. 1005a

Alsace and Loraine; or, The barter of a soul
for an hour's happiness to Zamiel the black
prince of hell. 3 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Lsabelle Lowe, Chicago ; D : 2325, Sept. 13,
1902; 2c. Sept. 27, 1902. 1006

Alshohada (The martyrs to love and country) ;
drama in 1 act, by H. F. Lane. 8 p. f".
Typewritten.

I© Ic. Oct. 8, 1913 ; D : 34657 ; Helen F. Lane,
San Francisco. 1007

Alt Heidelberg; schauspiel in 5 aufziigen, von
Wilhelm Meyer-Forster.

© Emanuel Lederer, New York ; D : 2640,
Nov. 22, 1902 ; 2c. Dec. 12, 1902. 1008

Alt-nevie (Die) welt. See Weg (Der) zu licht.

Alt-Potsdam; oder, Die erste eisenbahn; oder,
Dem vergniigen der einwohnei', heimat- und
liederspiel, von Axel Delmar; musik von Wal-
ter von Simon. Potsdam, A. W. Hayn's erben
(Curt Gerber), 1914. 100 p. 12°.

© May 23, 1914; Ic. Sept. 26, 1914; D:
3S325; Biihnenverlag Ahn & Simrock, g. m.
b. h., Berlin. 1008a

Altar (The); 1 act play, by C. Rakestraw.
21 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Chauncey Rakestraw, New York ; D :
6656, May 11, 1905; 2c. May 4, 1905. 1009

Altar (The) fire; or, A woman of character;
or, A woman's honor, an American tragedy,
by E. W. Fish.

© Everett W. Fish, Chicago; 1878:7446.
June 24. 1010

Altar (The) of duty; a picture in 1 panel, by M.
Bayly. 14 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 23, 1910 ; D : 21870 ; Monte Bayly,
London. 1011

Altar (The) of love; an Egyptian tragedy, by A.
Lanston. Typewritten.

© Aubrey Lanston, Washington ; 1897 :
16714, Mar. 11; Ic. Mar. 11. 1012

Altar (The) of Mammon.

© Lottie Blair Parker, Thomaston, N. Y. ;
1900 A: 13061, May 24. 1013

48

1014

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

1034

Altar of riches; comedy of American finance in
4 acts, by Cbarles Ulrich. Chicago, T. S. Den-
ison. 79 p. 16".

© Sept. 27, 1909; 2c. Sept. 29. 1909; D:
16953; T. S. Denison, Chicago. 1014

Altar of Urauia; play in 3 acts, by W. T. Nash.
104 p. Typewritten.

i© Ic. Oct. 19, 1909 ; D : 17144 ; W. T. Nash,
Chicago. 1015

Alte burschenherrlichkeit; studenten-operette
in 3 akten, text von Karl Biberfeld, musik von
Ludwig Heidingsfeld. Berlin [etc.], Verlag
von A. Ahn. 55 p. 12°.

© Feb. 2, 1910; 2c. Feb. 18, 1910; D: 20228;
Albert Ahn, Cologne, Germany. 1016

Alte (Die) gnaedig'e; schauspiel in 5 aufziigen,
von Gustav Wied. Berlin [etc.], A. Juncker
[1908] 2 p. L, 119 p. 12°.

© Axel Juncker, Berlin ; D : 14055, Oct. 14,
1908; 2c. Oct. 14, 1908. 1017

Alte (Das) heim; lustspiel in 3 akten, von Gus-
tav Esmann, deutsch von I. Jakob Anders.
Berlin, Vita, deutsches verlagshaus [1907]
99 p. 12".

© Vita, deutsches verlagshaus, Berlin ; D :
10435, Apr. 26, 1907 ; 2c. Apr. 26, 1907. 1018

Alte (Das) lied in dur; tragodie in 4 akten, von
Carl Erich Behrens. 2. aufl. [Hamburg] Vei'-
lagsgesellschaft Hamburg m. b. h., 1912. 83
p. 8°.

© Jan. 30, 1912 ; 2c. Mar. 11, 1912 ; D : 28993 ;
Verlagsgesellschaft Hamburg m. b. h., Ham-
burg, Germany. 1019

Alter ego.

© Eileen F. Seymour, Boston ; D : 15745,
Apr. 30, 1909. 1020

a comedy drama in 4 acts, by Hiram [pseud.

of W. J. Ferguson]

© W. J. Ferguson, Brooklyn; 1882:15056,
Sept. 11. 1021

comedy in 3 acts, adopted from the Ger-
man, by A. De Prosse.

© Angelo De Prosse, Chicago; 1895:30784,
June 10; 2c. June 10. 1022

Alternative (The) ; or. The blunders of Backus,
comedy-drama in 3 acts, by W. M. Day. [4],
91 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 8, 1912; D: 29308; William M,
Day, Cincinnati. 1023

Althaea Surratt; or, The loss to a nation by
the freak of a fool; or. Why Lincoln was
killed, a tragedy in 4 acts, by T. Davis.

© Thomas Davis, New York ; 1885 : 5762,
Mar. 9. 1024

Althea; a play in 4 acts, by E. L. Masters. Chi-
cago, The Rooks press, 1907. 155 p. 12°.

© Edgar Lee Masters, Chicago; D : 9998,
Feb. 20, 1907 ; 2c. Mar. 13, 1907. 1025

a romantic comic opera in 3 acts, libretto by

Wm. Caroline and John J. Flynn, music by
K. S. Poppen.

© R. S. Poppen, St. Louis; 1889:27651,
Sept. 10; 2c. Oct. 10. 1026

or, A trip to Mars, operatic extravaganza

[by] F. E. Cosby.

© Frank E. Cosby, Richmond; 1898:8068,
Jan. 27. 1027

Althoug'h he seemed to fail; play in 3 acts, by
L. M. Meyer. [1], 69 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 20, 1914 ; D : 37623 ; Leta Moore
Meyer, Benson, Neb. 1027a

Alto! y alojamiento; juguete c6mico-lfrico en 1
acto, dividido en 2 cuadros [de] S. Maria
Granes y F. Bello, musica del maestro Hipo-
lito Rodriguez. Madrid, Sociedad de autores
espanoles, 1909. 35 p. 8°.

© Salvador Maria Gi'anes y Florencio Bello.
Madrid ; D : 16124, June 23, 1909 ; 2c. June 23,
1909. 1028

Altruist (The); comedy in 3 acts, by V. Page.
[6], 31 p. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 16, 1910; D: 22573; Vivian Page,
New York. 1029

Altruists (The); play in 1 act, by F. G. Powell.
20 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 27, 1915 ; D : 39516 ; Francis Giles
Powell, Boston. 1029a

Alumni (The) play; a farce in 1 act, by Clara

Plarriet Sherwood. New York, T. H. French.

© T. H. French, New York; 1891:42778,

Nov. 30; 2c. Dec. 2. 1030

Alvin Gray; or, The sailor's return, a comic
opera in 3 acts, written and composed by C. A.
White.

© C. A. White, Boston ; 1882 : 8470, May 24.

1031

Alvin Joslin; a sensational character comedy in
4 acts, by C. L. Davis.

© Charles L. Davis, New York ; 1879 : 11818,
Sept. 5. 1032

Alvina; or, A g'amfcler's crime, a sensational
drama in 4 acts, by J. Jnrow.

© Joseph Jarow, United States; 1881:
13044, Aug. 24. 1033

Alvira Slimmins; a comedy in 4 acts, adapted
fi-oni Miss Slimmins' window, by M. Truleigh.
Ms.

© Mary Truleigh, California; 1882:9943,
June 17 ; 2c. June 24. 1034

5379—15-

49

1034a

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

1054

Alvise; a tragedy in 3 acts, by P. Brandreth.
100 p. 12°.

<c) Paulina Brandreth. Ossining, N. Y. ; A:
142536, Apr. 6, 1906; Ic. Mar. 31, 1906; Ic.
Apr. 6, 1900. 1034a

Always; playlet in 1 act, by M. Sackolsky. 6 p.
f. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 6, 1913; D: 34434; Malvano
Sackolsky, New York. 1035

Always on hand; or. The outlaw's retreat, a
play illustrating western life in 5 acts, by I.
Epstein.

© Isaac Epstein, New York; 1879:3050,
Mar. 5. 1036

Always ridiculed; tr. from a Spanish play, by
Jose Echegaray entitled Siempre en ridiculo.
152 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Cornelia Baker, Chicago ; D : 10557, May
13, 1907; 2c. May 13, 1907. 1037

Always the woman.

© Samuel Shipman, New York; D : 14566,
Dec. IS, 1908. 1038

Am hochzeitsmorgen; posse in 3 aufziigen, von
W. Bhimont.

© Wilbelm Blamont, New York; 1895:
29600, June 3. 1039

Am I a Chinaman? by L. Sully and A. Kelcy.

II, 36 p. f. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 6, 1910; D: 21274; Lew Sully

and Alfred Kelcy, Chicago. 1040

Am I your wife? a playette in 1 act, by Edmund

Day. 21 p. f". Typewritten.

© Gardner Crane, San Fi-ancisco ; D : 1872,
May 12, 1902 ; 2c. May 12, 1902. 1041

Am Rhein; romantische fantasie in 4 bildern,
von Robert Wilhelm. musik von Paul Beck
und R. I. Beck. 27 p. 4". Typewritten.
[Text only]

© Ic. Oct. 16, 1914; D: 38526; Reinhold I.
Beck, Hanover, Germany, 1041a

Am wege; drama in 1 akt, von C. Ruge. Proof.

© Clara Ruge, New York; D:7968, Feb. 9,

1906 ; 2c. Feb. 9, 1906. 1042

Amabel; or. A woman of to-day, play in 4 acts,

by A. D. Hunt. [31, 123 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 7. 1910; D : 22S35; Anita Dunbar

Hunt. New York. 1043

Amalgam; drama of gold land in 4 acts, by

S. Smith.

© Sam Smith, San Francisco; 1878:14936,
Dec. 20. 1044

Amalg'amated babies; a farce comedy in 3 acts,
by H. W. Goodrich, F. Ferguson and M. Sa-
bine. [105] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 5, 1912; D: 28947; Henry W.
Goodrich, Frank Ferguson and Martin Sabiue,
New York. 1045

Amalg'amator (The); a modern play dealing
with frenzied finance and the system, by Wil-
liam Anthony McGuire.

© W. A. McGuire, New York; D : 11463,
Oct. 5, 1907. 1046

Amanda; play in 4 acts, by P. S. Morris. 4 v.
4°. Typewritten.

. © Ic. Dec. 12, 1913 ; D : 35314 ; Pauline Sey-
mour Morris, New York. 1047

Amanda Minton's dream; play in 3 acts. 40 p.
f". Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 27, 1912 ; D : 29188 ; Herbert T.
Strong and Charles L. Philhower, Chatham,
N. J. 1048

Amanda on No Petticoat Island; comedy drama
in 3 acts, by Mrs. B. A. Armstrong. 102 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 14, 1915; D: 40650; Mrs. B. A.
Armstrong, Minneapolis. 1048a

Amanda's spook; 1 act farce, by P. Wolff. 30 p.
4". Typewritten.

© Ic. May 28, 1915, D : 40786 ; Perlita Wolff,
New York. 1048b

Amanecer; comedia en 3 actos y en prosa, origi-
nal de G. Martinez Sierra. Madrid, Sociedad
de autores espanoles, 1915. 86 p. 8°.

© June 24, 1915; Ic. June 25, 1915; D:
41051 ; Gregorio Martinez Sierra, Madrid.

1048c

Amants (Les) de Ferrare. See Guilty (A)
love.

Amanuensis.

© Franklin File, New York; 1887:6338,
Mar. 17; 2c. Mar. 24. 1049

Amaranth and Llewella, the squire's daugh-
ters; by Kennieth Waldo Lloyd [pseud, of
Mary Jane Lloyd Cotton]. [2], 98 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 25, 1911; D: 23274; Mary Jane
Lloyd Cotton, Chicago. 1050

Amaryl. 101 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Andrew Amos, Des Moines ; D : 2732, Dec.
18, 1902 ; 2c. Dec. 18, 1902. 1051

Amaryllis; or. Love and fate, a drama in 5
acts, by A. M. Steele.

© Asa M. Steele, Philadelphia ; 1897 : 48368,
Aug. 28. 1052

or, Mammon and gammon, an original

comic opera in 2 acts, written by Harry B.
Smith, composed by H. H. Thiele.

© William Young, jr., Milwaukee; 1886:
14464, June 24. 1053

Amata, the vestal; a grand opera libretto in 3
acts, by J. W. Mitchell.

© John William Mitchell, Los Angeles;
1892:47524, Nov. 22. 1054

50

1054a

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

1076a

Amateur (An); play in 1 act, by C. A. Allen.
8 p. f". Ms.

I© Ic. July 8, 1914; D: 37498; Carroll A.
Allen, Des Moines. 1054a

Amateur anarchists; play in 1 act, by A. L.
Bethel. 14 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 25, 1909; D: 17195; Allan L.
Betbel, St. Louis. 1055

Amateur art carnival.

© Henry Redington Browne, Fitchburg.
Mass. ; 1887 : 3524, Feb. 14. 1056

Amateur (The) benefit; a dramatic entertain-
ment in 3 acts, by B. Howard.

© Bronson Howard, United States; 1881:
4873, Mar. 31. 105T

Amateur burglar night; a twenty minute
sketch, by P. A. Heege. 4°. Typewritten.

© Philip A. Heege, New York; D: 13292,
June 23, 1908 ; 2c. June 23, 1908. 1058

Amateur (The) detective; an original farce in 2
acts, by W. H. Cooper.

© William Henry Cooper, Leechburgh, Pa.;
1873:6622, June 13. 1059

Amateur (The) lawyer; breach of promise,
burlesque court, lovers in trouble, farce-com-
edy, by E. S. Mitchell. Shelby, Neb., 1897.

© Ensign S. Mitchell, Shelby, Neb.; 1897:
63514, Nov. 13; 2c. Nov. 13. 1060

Amateur night; a vaudeville monologue. f°.
Typewritteu.

© Irene Currie Love. Hamilton, Canada;
D: 13722, Sept. 4, 1908; 2c. Sept. 4, 1908. 1061

or, On Friday night, a vaudeville sketch,

by A. J. Flynn.

© Al. J. Flynn, Chicago; D : 12160, Jan. 11.
1908. 1062

Amateur night at the Bowery; a 1 act dramatic
composition, by F. J. Beaman. 18 p. 8°.
Tyjiewritten.

© Fred J. Beaman, Jackson, Mich.; D:
11816, Nov. 16, 1907; 2c. Nov. 16, 1907. 1063

Amateur night in New York; a comedy in 2
acts, by W. H. Rudolph.

© William H. Rudolph, New York; D:
11974, Dec. 23, 1907. 1064

Amateur (An) philanthropist; or, The mil-
lionaire and the con-man. 28 p. 4". Type-
writteu.

© Aaron S. Hoffman, New York; D : 1956,
May 31, 1902 ; 2c. May 31, 1902. 1065

Amateur (The) phrenologists; a little comedy,
by H. S. Drayton, illustrated by G. P. Hin-
man. New York, Fowler & Wells co. (Human
nature library, no. 22.)

© Fowler & Wells co.. New York; 1893:
26798, June 3. 1066

Amateur pirate; dramatic composition, by E. M,
Bennett. 9 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 15, 1911 ; D : 24941 ; Edward Mil-
ton Bennett, New York. 1067

Amateur (An) princess; pathetic comedy sketch,
1 act. 16°. Tj'pewritten.

© Marcla Darrah Buchanan, Kansas City,
Mo. ; D : 8987, Aug. 23, 1906 ; 2c. Aug. 23, 1906.

1068
Amateur road agents. See Jack Sheppard and
Joe Blueskin.

Amateur (An) snap shot; or, Photographic
blunders. Typewritten.

© Anais Redin Moliere, San Francisco ; 1900

A : 10423, Apr. 24 ; 2c. Apr. 3.

1069

Amateur (An) sport; comedy in 3 acts, by H.
B. Smith.

© Harry B. Smith, New York; D : 11000,
July 19, 1907. 1070

Amateur (The) suffragists; play in 5 acts, by
E. Fancher. [1], 51 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 4, 1912; D: 31046; Edith Fan-
cher, River Forest, 111. 1071

Amateur (An) tragedy; farce in 1 act, by Isidor
Toruberg. [2], 34 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 31, 1910 ; D : 21921 ; Samuel Torn-
berg, New York. 1072

Amateur (An) triumph; a comedietta in 1 act,
by Paul P. Davis. Philadelphia, The Penn
publishing company, 1895.

© Penn pub. co., Philadelphia ; 1895 : 39206,

July 30; 2c. July 30.

1073

Amateurs (The); burlesque in 1 act, by Ray-
mond M. Robinson. Philadelphia, Penn pub-
lishing company, 1914. 17 p. 12°.

© July 14, 1914 ; 2c. July 15, 1914 ; D : 37572 ;
Penn pub. co., Philadelphia. 1073a

[2],

comedy in 1 act, by R. M. Robinson.

17 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 20, 1913 ; D : 33273 ; Raymond M.
Robinson, Maiden, Mass. 1074

an original comedy in 2 acts, by C. Rose, jr.

© Con Rose, jr.. United States; 1873:1551,
Feb. 15. 1075

or, Cupid vs. the stage, a dramatic sketch,

by R. Peralta-Galindo. 23 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© R. Peralta-Galindo, Oakland, Cal. ; D:
6415, Mar. 28, 1905 ; 2c. Mar. 28, 1905. 1076

Amateur's (The) dream. See Uncle's picture
on the wall.

Amazing Amanda; play in 3 acts [by E. H.
Sothern] 3 v. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 2, 1914 ; D : 38677 ; E. H. Sothern,
Litchfield, Conn. 1076a

51

1077

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

1099

Amazing (An) Halloween; trick vaudeville
sketch, by W. Haulou and Q. Kilby. 8 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 27, 1913; D: 32097; William
Hanlou and Quincy Kilby, Boston. 1077

Amazing (The) widow; romantic drama in 4
acts, by L. H. Mitchell. 4 v. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Sept. 15, 1913; D : 34499 ; Lebbeus
Horatio Mitchell, St. Paul. 1078

Amazon (The) ; in 3 acts, by W. A. Ryan. Type-
written.

© William Aloysius Ryan, St. Louis ; D :
36, Jan. 14, 1901 ; Ic. Jan. 14, 1901. 1079

play in 4 acts, by S. E. Reynolds. [97] p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 19, 1911; D: 23135; Seruah E.
Reynolds, New York. 1080

Amazon and the student; scenario, by A. Char-
wate. 9 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 25. 1909 ; D : 17225 ; Arthur Char-
wate, New York.

Amazon (An) king; or, A dress rehearsal, a
musical absurdity in 2 acts, by C. B. Cory.
Boston, Alfred Mudge & son, 1893.

© Charles B. Cory, Boston; 1893:41873,
Sept. 16; 2c. Sept. 16. 1082

Amazon (The) queen; a spectacular drama in a
prologrue and 3 acts, by L. Vider, founded upon
the French novel La Venus noir, by Adolphe
Belot.

© Louis Vider, New York ; 1882 : 5131, Apr.
1 ; 2c. Apr. 5. 1083

Amazonia; a musical comedy in 3 acts, libretto
and lyrics by D. H. Day, and music by J. A.
Morris, f". Typewritten.

© David Henry Day and J. Arndt Morris,
Duluth. Minn.; D : 1875, May 12, 1902; 2c.
May 13, 1902. 1084

Amazonian (The) corps; a drama of army life.

© Linda W. Slaughtei', Bismark, N. D. ;

1884 : 4465, Mar. 3. 1085

Amazons (The); a farcical romance in 3 acts,
by A. W. Pinero. Boston, W. H. Baker & co.,
1895.

© Arthur W. Pinero, London ; 1895 : 36642,
July 15 ; 2c. July 31. 1086

piny in 3 acts, by R. Cuno. 23 p. 4°. Type-

written.

© Ic. Feb. 3, 1913; D: 32234; Roelants
Cuno, New York. 1087

Amazon's (An) love; a melodrama in 5 acts,
by W. S. Bilbie.

© Walter S. Bilbie, Ann Arbor ; 1885 : 25509,
Dec. 5. 1088

Amazons (The) of Castle Ursale; Sumner and
Dinsmore's musical conceit in 3 acts, libretto
by E. A. Sumner, music by L. Diusmore.

© E. A. Sumner and Lon Dinsmore, Bos-
ton ; 1886 : 1894, Jan. 23. 1089

Ambassador (The); a comedy in 4 acts, by
John Oliver Hobbes [pseud, of Mrs. Pearl
Mary Teresa (Richards) Craigie] New York,

• F. A. Stokes company, 1898. viii p., 2 1., 173 p.
12°.

© Frederick A. Stokes co.. New York;
1898 : 60572, Oct. 15 ; 2c. Nov. 10, 1898. 1089a

a comic opera libretto in 3 acts, by S. B.

Alexander. Typewritten.

© Sigmund B. Alexander, Boston; 1892:
18373, Apr. 27 ; Ic. Apr. 27. 1090

Ambassador (The) extraordinary; a musical
farce in 3 acts, book by H. W. Yeager, Helen
Beresford and T. Wefing, lyrics by H. Beres-
ford, music by T. Wefing. 4°. Typewritten.
© Harry W. Yeager, Helen B. Ford and
Theodore F. Wefing, New York; D : 6350, Mar.
10, 1905; 2c. Mar. 1, 1905. 1091

Ambassador's (The) daughter; or. Humanity
and politics, drama in 4 acts, by A. Goldknopf.

© Abraham Goldknopf, New York; D:
11704, Nov. 8, 1907. 1092

Ambassador's (The) ward; a comedy, by Eliza-
beth Ronele [pseud, of E. E. Witherspoon]

© Eleanor Elizabeth Witherspoon, Wash-
ington ; D : 15356, Mar. 16, 1909. 1093

Ambassadress (The) decides; play in 5 acts, by
J. R. Mann. [1], 93 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 9, 1913; D: 33750; J. Rexford
Mann, New York. 1094

Amber, a daughter of Bohemia; a drama in 5
acts, by E. C. Thayer.

© Ella Cheever Thayer, Boston; 1883:
25293, Dec. 31. 1095

Ambidexter (The) of Milan; a play in 5 acts,
by A. L. Adams.

© Andrew Lemuel Adams, New York ; 1890 :
25720, Aug. 19. 1096

Ambition. 4°. Typewritten.

© luternntl. copyright bureau, ltd., London ;
D : 6017, Jan. 6, 1905 ; 2c. Jan. 0, 1905. 1097

a comedy, by G. Haas.

© Gustavus Haas, New York; 1874:13113,
Oct. 22. 1098

comedy-drama in 1 act, by J. L. Swift and

Robert B. Howatson. [3], 11 p. f". Type-
written.

© Ic. Sept. 28, 1910 : D : 22169 ; J. Lionel
Swift and R. Bryce Howatson, San Fran-
cisco. 1099

52

1100

COPYETGHTED IN THE UlSriTED STATES

1122

Ambition- — Continued.

comedy in 1 act, by C. Moore. 17 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. May 24, 1911; D: 24276; Carlyle

Moore, New York, 1100

comedy in 3 acts, by A. Corbett.

© Adolplie Corbett, New York ; 1891 : 2577.
Jan. 17. 1101

a drama in 5 acts, by L. Natbal.

© Louis Natbal, New York; 1885:26499.
Dec. 16. 1102

— a drama of political life, by H. R. Durant.
151 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Harold R. Durant, Waterbury, Conn.; D:
13440; July 30. 1908; 2c. July 30, 1908. 1103

— -a 4 act drama, by J. Mauldin.

© Jane Mauldin, New York; 1894:48915,
Oct. 19. 1104

— in 3 acts, by M. H. Manning, music by Ber-

nadette F. Morreau.

© M. H. Manning, Portland, Me.; 1900 A:
31105, Dec. 24. 1105

modern drama in 4 acts, by W. A. Hayes.

[73] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 15, 1914; D: 37856; William
Alois Hayes, Philadelphia. 1105a

play in 3 acts, by Helen Faustina. [3], 98 p.

4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 4, 1913 ; D : 32850 ; John F. Flagg,
Brooklyn. 1106

society drama in 5 acts, bv H. Wayne Ellis,

rev. by F. H. James. [2], 101 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. June 28, 1913; D : 33651 ; Fred H.
James, New York. 1107

tragedy in 4 acts, by A. W. Powell. 61 p.

f. Typewritten.

© Alma Webster Powell, Brooklyn ; D :
8911, Aug. 3, 1906; 2e. July 27. 1906. 1108

by J. W. Holleubeck.

© Jerome W. IloUenbeck, Dixon, Ilk ; 1875 :
5854, June 5. 1109

Ambition
Purim.

in Whitechapel. See Power of

Ambition (The) of Marjorie; a play in 4 acts,
by J. Cumberland. 4°. Typewritten.

© John Cumberland, Mavwood, N. J. ; D :
11127, Aug. 3, 1907 ; 2c. July 5, 1907. 1110

Ambition (The) of Sarah. 4°. Typewritten.
© Eleanore I. Mulholland, Long Island, N.
Y ; D : 5471, Aug. 22, 1904 ; 2c. Oct. 4, 1904.

1111

Ambition's curse. See Estelle.

Ambition's end; tragedian act, bv A. J. Price.
[1], 2 p. r. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 1, 1914; D: 36579; Arthur J.
Price, New York. 1111a

Ambition's victim; or. The swallows, a sensa-
tional play in 5 acts, by T. McKeon. Phila-
delphia.

© Thomas McKeon, United States; 1882:
15118, Sept. 12. 1112

Ambitious (The) French maid; musical comedy
sketch, by Z. de Nemeth. 6 p. f. Type-
written.

© Ic. Oct. 9, 1911; D: 25579; Zoltan de
Nemeth, New York. 1113

Ambitious Jean Bishop; comedy in 4 acts, by
S. D. Gaspers, ill p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb, 3, 1913 ; D : 32174 ; Sebastian D.
Gaspers, Chicago. 1114

Ambitious (The) Mrs. St. Clair. See Wild
rose.

Ambitious (The) model; by A. Yarington.

© Adeline Yarington, New York ; 1895 :
15443, Mar. 18. 1115

Ambrose; a play in 4 acts, by M. R. McSpadden.

© Marrvot R. McSpadden, Chicago ; D : 5390,
Aug. 8, 1904. 1116

Ambrosial (The) cordial; humorous sketch, by
D. L. Beckingsale. 22 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 28, 1910; D: 22675; Daniel
Loftus Beckingsale, San Francisco. 1117

Ame (L') de I'empereur; pi&ce historique en 5
actes et 9 tableaux, de P. Lamarche. 22 p.
t".

© Pierre Lamarche, Paris; D : 6231, Feb.
10, 1905; 2c. Feb. 16, 1905. 1118

Ame (!*') des heros; piece en 1 acte en vers,
par P. Bilhaud et M. Carre, lere partie.
p. 6&-72. 4°.

© Paul Bilhaud et Michel Carre, Paris: D:
10949, July 11, 1907; 2c. July 11, 1907. 1119

Ame (L') du desert (The soul of the desert);
song and dance scenic pantomime in 1 act, by
R. Dore. 5 p. f. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 20, 1912 ; D : 30668 ; Robert Dor6,
New York. 1120

Amedaun (The); by Sam C. Miller. Typewrit-
ten. [Note. — Copies deposited bear title,
Terry, the omadaun.]

© Thomas Henrv Marks. Perth. Ontario.
Canada; 1897:38345, June 30; 2c. June 11.

1121

Ameer (The).

© Fred M. lUuken, New York; 1896: 31890,
May 26.

1122

53

1123

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

1147

Ameer's (The) bride.

© Fred M. Ranken, New York ; 1896 : 31S91,
May 26. 1123

Amelia La Motte; an emotional drama in 5 acts,
by J. Kanfmann.

© Josie Kaufmann, Port Richmond, N. Y. ;
D : 7212, Sept. G, 1905. 1124

Amelia; a play in 5 acts, by A. H. Smallman.
© Amelia H. Smallman, San Francisco ; D :
3636, May 29, 1903. 1125

Amelia Bouchard; romantic drama in 4 acts,
scenes laid in ^Marseilles, France, by J. San-
son.

© Joseph Sanson, Philadelphia; 1880:
13458, Sept. 3. 1126

Amelie, duchesse de St. Germain; a romantic
opera in 3 acts, by C. O. Tyler, music by Fred-
erick Coit Wight. New London, Conn., 1902.
75 p. 12°. [Libretto only.]

© Cornelia Osgood Tyler, New London,
Conn. ; D : 3333, Apr. 24, 1903 ; 2c. May 2, 1903.

1127

Amendment no. 5; comedy in 3 acts, by M.
Michelson. [2], 44 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 29, 1913; D: 33102; Miriam
Michelson, San Francisco. 1128

America.

© E. W. Fordyce, Anniston, Ala. ; D : 14170,
Oct. 3, 1908. 1129

Same. Typewritten.

© Ida Cross, Chicago ; 1898 : 27545, June 8 ;

Ic. June 9.

1130

— -a dramatic operatic historical spectacle, by
I, Kiralfy.

© Irare Kiralfy, New York; 1892:23879,
June 7. 1131

a dramatic representation of the history of

our country, combining history, music and
art, compiled and adapted for schools, semi-
naries, and literary associations, by H. O.
Ladd.

© Horatio O. Ladd, Plymouth, N. H. ; 1876 :
11970, Oct. 26. 1132

grand historical allegory in 3 parts, past.

present and future, by Bartley T. Campbell,
with music, songs, comicalities and magnifi-
cent tableaux.

© Samuel A. Barr, Pittsburgh; 1871:4776,
May 22; 2c. May 22. 1133

grand historical spectacle in 2 acts and a

prologue and 21 tableaux [by] I. Kiralfy, mu-
sic by Angelo Veuanzi.

© Imre Kiralfy. New York ; 1893 : 17631,
Apr. 10 ; 2c. Apr. 11. 1134

America — Continued.

a grand national and military ballet di-

vertisement, by B. Kiralfy.
© Bolossy Kiralfy, New York; 1888:7887,

Mar. 16. 1135

opera libretto in 3 acts, by F. Dorbesson,

New York, 1890.

© Fern. Dorbesson, United States; 1890:
4695, Feb. 17. 1136

— an original historical spectacle in 3 acts, by
J. E. M. Sanford.

© J. E. M. Sanford, Boston; 1885:26492,
Dec. 16. 1137

a patriotic pageant for young people, by

M. E. Beedy.

© Mary B. Beedy, Chicago ; 1891 : 1789, Jan.
12. 1138

— a play in 3 acts, by A. Donovan. Scenario.
11 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Andrew Donovan, Chicago ; D : 15342,

Mar. 12, 1909; 2c. Mar. 12, 1909. 1139

— or. Our country's progress, an historical

drama, by J. Hart.

© Josh Hart, New York ; 1872 : 11498, Oct.
29. 1140

an original drama in 3 acts, by J. F.

Poole.

© John F. Poole, New York; 1873:2394,
Mar. 11. 1141

— or. The eagle's flight.

© Louisa Lee Anstey, New York; 1890:
5932, Feb. 18; Ic. Feb. 18, 1890. 1142

or, The land we love, an original romantic

military drama in 3 acts, by J. Templeton.

© John Templeton, New York ; 1873 : 9850,
Sept. 2. 1143

America and Columbia; opera comique, in 2
acts, by P. Wales, composed by L. Wales.

© Philip and Leonard Wales, New York;
1885: 1S613, Sept. 2; 2c. Feb. 3, 18S6. 1144

America for Americans; by J. Dandy. 8 p. t".
Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 16, 1910 ; D : 20214 ; Jess Dandy,
New York. 1145

America Hawaii burlesque. Typewritten.

© Harry Emerson, United States; 1898:
62991, Oct. 26; Ic. Oct. 26. 1146

America 100 years since. Sec Spy (The)

America, our chosen country; a drama in 4
acts, by Meyer Abraham Novick.

© M. A. Novic-k, Brooklyn; D : 11649, Oct.
26, 1907. 1147

54

1148

COPYRIGHTED IN" THE UNITED STATES

1172

American (The). f°. Typewritten.

I© Marion F. Creighton, Cleveland; D:
7914, Jan. 29, 1906; Ic. Jan. 29, 1906. 1148

a comedy in 3 acts, by W. E. M. Golden.

© W. E. M. Golden, New Harmony, Ind. ;
1889:22519, July 22. 1149

drama in 4 acts, by M. L. Arnold. [121] p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 14, 1914; D : 37567 ; Morris Le
Roy Arnold, Minneapolis. 1149a

a drama of society in 5 acts, by A. Daly.

© Augustin Daly, New York; 1876:13938,
Dec. 15. 1150

an entirely new and original comedy in 3

acts, by H. H. Wiuslow.

© Herbert Hall Winslow, New York ; 1891 :
21056, June 8. 1151

play in 4 acts, by P. L. Wilde [pseud, of P.

L. Weil] [182] p. 4". Typewritten,

© Ic. Aug. 14, 1913 ; D : 34137 ; Percival L.
Weil, New York. 1153

American (An) abroad. See Cow (The) boy.

American (An) alliance; a drama in 3 acts, by
C. Fletcher.

© Coyne Fletcher, Washington; 1899:
50299, Aug. 4. 1153

Ajnerican (The) ambassador; comedy in 4 acts,
by N. Hichardson. 151 p. 4°. Typewritten.
© Ic. May 5, 1915; D: 40885; Norval Rich-
ardson, Rome. 1153a

American (The) ambassador's daughter;
drama in 4 acts, by A. S. Kronold and M. J.
Corcoran. 48 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 5, 1912; D: 30865; A. S. Kro-
nold and M. J. Corcoran, New York. 1154

American (The) ambassadress; or. It happened
in Nordland, a musical play in 2 acts, words
by Glen MacDonough, music by Victor Her-
bert, f. Typewritten.

© M. Witmark & sous, New York ; D : 5804,
Nov. 21, 1904; 2c. Nov. 21, 1904. 1155

American (The) and French beauties extrava-
ganza and burlesque cc; a farce comedy in 3
acts, written and arr. by W. B. Watson and
H. C. Bryant.

© W. B. Watson and Harry C. Bryant, New
York; 1897:7786, Jan. 28. 1156

American assurance; a comedy in 3 acts,
adapted by C. A. Shaw.

© Charles A. Shaw, Washington; 1894:
44279, Sept. 21. 1157

an original farcical comedy in 3 acts, by

Mrs. R. Pacheco.

© Mrs. Romualdo Pacheco, New York ;
1893:53831, Dec. 5. 1158

American (The) ballot; or, Uncle Sam, [by]
B. Kiralfy.

© Bolossy Kiralfy, New York; 1887:7573,

Mar. 30. 1159

American (The) baron; a comedy -drama in 4
acts, written and adapted by N. Salsbury.

© N. Salsbury, United States; 1879:5398,
Apr. 23. 1160

American (The) tarouess; a Franco- American
drama in 4 acts, by Joaquin Miller.

© C. H. Miller, Somerville, N. J.; 1882:
5317, Apr. 4. 1161

American beauties; a comedy in 1 act from the
German, by Abel B. Seaman. 11 p. 12".

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston; D : 962,
Sept. 28, 1901; 2c. Nov. 13, 1901. 1162

American (An) beauty; society play in 4 acts,
by J. C. Webb.

© John Crittenden Webb, Chicago ; D : 1021,
Oct. 28, 1901. 1163

American (An) beauty and an English beast;
play in 1 act, by Peter Banks [pseud, of H. S.
Wagner] 13 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 19, 1912 ; D : 30026 ; Hazel Shep-
pard Wagner, Toronto, Canada. 1164

American born; comedy in 3 acts, by A. Marix.
103 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 10, 1912; D: 31645; A. Marix,
New York. 1165

play in 4 acts, by A. Marix. 4 v. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 17, 1913; D: 32703; A. Marix,
New York. 1166

See also Spanish (The) cavalier.

American (An) boy; a farce comedy in 3 acts.
Rochester, N. Y., 1891. Tyi^ewritten.

© Geo. W. Heath, Rochester, N. Y. ; 1891:
6201, Feb. 14; 2c. Aug. 18. 1167

a melodrama in 5 acts, by L. Greene.

© Leonard Greene, Washington ; D : 1652,
Mar. 26, 1902. 1168

a play in 4 acts, by K. Emmett and Hubert

Sackett.

© Katie Emmett, New York ; 1894 : 58025-
58027, Dec. 13. 1169-1171

American (The) boy and geisha girls in Ja-
pan; plav in 1 act, by Hazel Belle Cabine.
[11] p. 12"'. Ms.

© Ic. Apr. 25, 1914 ; D : 36832 ; Hazel Cabine,
Middletown, Cal. 1171a

American (An) bride. 8".

© Leslie Gufnell Peacock. Ireland ; D : 5570,
Sept. 28, 1904; 2c. Dec. 12, 1904. 1172

55

1173

DEAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

1197

American bull bats.

® John F. Kellam, Atlanta ; D : 14613, Dec.
24, 1908. 1173

American (The) bullfighters; a blackface ro-
mance of old Mexico in 2 scones, by J. Farrell.
18 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Joseph Farrell and William Sutton, Chi-
cago; D: 11968, Dec. IS, 1907; 2c. Dec. 18,
1907. 1174

American caste; a drama of the North and
South, in 4 acts, by T. B. Thorpe.

© T. B. Thorpe, New York ; 1873 : 310, Jan.
13. 1175

American (An) cigarette; by Eudora Belle
Cauthorn.

© Mrs. Franklin Cauthorn, Mexico; D:
1131, Nov. 27, 1901. 1176

See also Calamity Jane.

American (An) citizen; original comedy in 4
acts, by Madeleine Lucette Ryley.

© J. H. Ryley, New York ; 1895 : 56305, Nov.
6. 1177

American (The) claimant; comedy in 4 acts, by
F. A. Harris.

© Franc A. Harris, Boston; 1878:4409,
Apr. 12. 1178

American (The) clergyman; a drama in 6 acts,
including 3 tjibleaux, by F. Danz, sr. St.
Paul.

© Frank Danz, sr.. United States; 1886:
4872, Feb. 27; 2c. Mar. 22. 1179

American (The) colony; a dramatic comedy in
4 acts, by M. A. Kraus.

© Maurice A. Kraus, New York ; D : 273.
Mar. 28, 1901. 1180

American (The) consul; an emotional drama in
4 acts, adapted from the French, by Lorin Jas-
per Howard.

© Howard & Doyle, Chicago; 1898:48033,
Aug. 15. 1181

American (The) count; or, One of the best,
drama in 3 acts, by R. H. Arnold.

© R. H. Arnold, Rochester, N. Y. ; D : 4036,
Oct. 1, 1903. 1182

American (An) countess; an American comedy
in 4 acts, written and arr. by H. "Wilson.

© Harry Wilson, Vineland, N. J.; 1895:
46656, Sept. 13; 2c. Sept. 14. 1183

an original emotional drama in 5 acts and

6 tableaux, by A. Hinchcliffe and G. de Valois
[pseud, of Marie Walsh] founded upon Etta W.
Pierce's story, music by A. Hinchcliffe. Ms.
© A. Hinchcliffe and G. de Valois. United
States; 1879 : 13182, Oct. 6; 2c. Jan. 22, 1885.

1184

American (An) Countess — Continued.

a play in 4 acts, by H. Carroll.

© Howard Carroll, New York; 1884:25575,
Dec. 22; 2c. Jan. 16, 1885. 1185

or, A hunt for a title, a comedy in 1 act,

by J. F. Gesner.
© John F. Gesner, New York; 1893:9063,
. Feb. 18. 1186

American (The) cricket; a musical comedy-
drama in a prologue and 3 acts, by S. H.
Gardner.

© Samuel Hayes Gardner, Philadelphia;
1878:8481, July 22. 1187

American (The) crisis; or. Senate of 1860.
© J, E. Gillespie, Kearney, Neb. ; 1884 : 7283,
Apr. 4. 1188

American (An) daisy. Typewritten.

© Edward Carpenter, Philadelphia; 1895:
5885, Jan. 24; 2c. Mar. 6. 1189

American (The) detective; a local drama of
love, crime and mystery, by M. Turck.

© INIarius Turck, New York; 1873:14999,
Dec. 29. 1190

American diplomacy; by Van Zo Post. 90 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 11, 1910 ; D : 20168 ; Van Zo Post,
New York. 1191

American drummer; comedy drama in 4 acts,
by C. Black. Chicago, Chicago manuscript co.,
1910. 40 p. f°. Mimeographed.

© Feb. 28. 1910 ; 2c. Mar. 7, 1910 ; D : 20369 ;
Alexander Byers, Chicago. 1193

American (An) duchess; a drama in 4 acts, by
M. T. Allen.

© Marie Towusend Allen, New York ; D :
14042, Oct. 5, 1908. 1193

melodrama, from the Duke's secret by Char-
lotte Braeme, by M. Owen. [45] p. f . Type-
written.

© Ic. Mar. 10. 1911; D: 23608; Martha
Owen, Cobalt, Ontario, Canada. 1194

a play in 4 acts, by H. C. Colwell. 147 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Henry C. Colwell, Kittanning. Pa. ; D :
15377, Mar. 18, 1909; 2c. Apr. 5, 1909. 1195

American (An) duel; a dramatic play, by H.
Allen.

© Harry Allen, United States; 1889:4457.
Feb. 7. 1196

American (The) dutchess; or, Kristidorie.

© Minnie Blakestone Douglas, Cedar
Rapids, la.; 1897:19542, Mar. 25. 1197

56

1198

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

1223

American (An) earl; a drnma of to-day, in 5
acts, by S. Silverburg. New York [etc.] Lon-
don, The Neely co. [1900] 143, [1] p. 12".

© Samuel Silverburg, Brooklyn; 1900 A:
8695, Apr. 4: 2c. Nov. 8. 1198

an original American, novel comedy drama

in 4 acts, by M. J. Hooley.

© M. J. Hooley, Oakland, Cal. ; 1897 : 31804,
May 25. 1199

American (The) emperor; a drama in 5 acts, by
J. C. Buchnnan.

© J. C. Buchanan, Dwight, 111. ; 1887 : 17055,
July 1. 1200

American (The) empire. See Kingcraft.

American (The) express; a musical drama, by
S. M. Landis.

© Simon M. Landis, New York ; 1883 : 2486,
Feb. 6. 1201

American (An) family; comedy in 4 acts, origi-
nal, by F. F. Mackay.

© Frank F. Mackay, New York; D : 4327,
Nov. 24, 1903. 1202

Same.

© F. F. Mackay, Bay Ridge, N. Y. : D:
6620, Apr. 5, 1905. 1203

American (The) gaiety girls burlesque co.

© Fred Harvey, New York; 1895:2.5377.
May 8. 1204

American (An) gentleman; a romantic melo-
drama in 4 acts, by W. Bonelli.

© William Bonelli, New York ; 1900 A : 8009,
Mar. 27. 1205

American (An) Gil Bias; a play.

© Benjamin R. Davenport, Buffalo; 1891:
15926, Apr. 30. 1206

American girl. 4". Typewritten.

© Alma Adair. Paris, Ky. ; D : 2610. Nov. 13.
1902; 2c. Nov. 13. 1902. 1207

— a comedy, by A. E. Dickinson.

© Anna B. Dickinson, Elizabeth, N. J. ;
1880:13051, Aug. 25. ^ 1208

a comedy drama in 4 acts, by H. G. Don-

nelly.

© H. Grattan Donnelly, Philadelphia ; 1891 :
33039, Sept. 16. 1209

a comedy in 3 acts, by J. B. Runnion. Chi-

cago, Rand, McNnlly & co., 1879.

© James B. Runnion, Chicago; 1879:601,
Jan. 14. 1210

melodrama in 5 acts, by N. N. Emerson.

61 p. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 29, 1909 ; D : 17553 ; Nelson N.
Emerson, Minneapolis. 1211

American girl — Continued.

■ a musical comedy in 2 acts, by H. B. Smith.

© Harry B. Smith, New York; D:6615,
May 2, 1905. 1212

a musical play in 2 acts, libretto and lyrics

by A. Gillespie, score by Frederic Chapin. 59
p. 4". Typewritten.

© Arthur Gillespie, Chicago; D : 8833, July
16, 1906; 2c. July 16, 1906. 1213

Sec affio Americangirl (Das). — Girl of Illi-
nois.— My Margaret.

Anaerican (Das) girl am fiirstenschloss (The
American girl at kings-castle); comic opera
libretto in 3 acts, by F. Schneider. 58 p. 4°.
Ms.

© Ic. Sept. 10, 1912; D: 30788; Fred
Schneider, Clifton, N. J. 1214

American (The) girl at kings-castle. See
American (Das) girl am fiirstenschloss.

American (An) girl in Paris; play in 1 act, by
Nat Le Roy. [1], 13, [1] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 10, 1913; D : 32259 ; Charles
Jacklin and Gertrude Lang, New York. 1215

American (An) harem; a comedietta in 1 act.
Chicago, The Dramatic publishing co. [1897]

© Dramatic pub. co., Chicago; 1897:59873,
Oct. 22; 2c. Oct. 21. 1216

American hearts; comedy for two males and
two females, by Frances Aymar Mathews.
New York, E. S. Werner & co., 1907. 13 p.
12*.

© Edgar S. Werner & co.. New York; D:
11684, Nov. 7, 1907; 2c. Nov. 16, 1907. 1217

American (The) Hebrew; a comedy drama of

New York life in 5 acts and 7 scenes, by E. W.

Scully.
© Eugene W. Scully, New York; 1892:

52891, Dec. 24. 1218

American (An) heiress; comedy in 1 act, by

Jack Burnett. [1], 11 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© 1 c. Mar. 30, 1911; D: 23789; Edna Pihl-
feldt, Chicago. 1219

a drama in 4 acts, by C. Ulrich, jr.

© Charles Ulrich, jr., United States; 1881:
9175, June 11. 1220

dramatic composition in 5 acts, by W. C.

Stanke. 16 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 2, 1910; D : 20094 ; William C.
Stanke, Hoboken, N. J. 1221

or, Ovir colony, an original play in 4 acts.

by F. Reinau.

© Francis Reinau, New York; 1893:169.39,
Apr. 5. 1222

American heiresses; a satirical society comedy
in 4 acts, by Saint Aubin [pseud, of A. A.
Corbett]

© Adolph Saint Aubin, New York; 1895:
50126, Oct. 2. 1223

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1224

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

1246a

American (The) heirs; a comedy in 3 acts, by American (An) in a foreign prison, unjustly

M. Bates.
© Morgan Bates, Chicago ; 1S87 : 2228, Jan.

28.

1224

American (An) hero.

© Josepli J. Heuuessy, New York ; D : 2734,
Dec. 18, 1002. 1225

a spectacular comedy drama in 5 acts.

© Clint C. Ford, Pulaski, Tenn. ; 1891:
33042, Sept. 16. 1226

American (An) heroine; drama in 5 acts, by
N. Marinncci, tr. from the original Italian by
Francesco Ventresca. [20] p. 4". Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. June 25, 1914; D: 37399; Nicodemo -^^^^^f^^^ ^-^^ ^^^^'' ^^ American drama, by
Marinucci, New York. 1226a '^' '^ r^or,^„

condemned to death.

© J. Edward Buckley, New Orleans; 1899
A: 79291, Dec. 6. 1235

American (An) in heaven. Sec George Wash-
ington.

American (The) in London; sensational drama
. in 5 acts, by A. L. Johnson.

© Annie Lewis Johnson, Philadelphia ;
1884 :12210, June 16 ; 2c. June 16. 1236

American jocl^ey; by A. J. Freedman. 11 p. f.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 26, 1909; D: 17538; Alan J.
Freedman, Pioche, Nev. 1237

drama in 6 acts, by N, Marinucci, and tr.

from the Italian by Yittorio Marinucci. 25 p.
8° Ms.

© Ic. June 3, 1914; D: 37212; Nicodemo
Marinucci, New York. 1226b

American humorist.

© Frederick Ludtke Niblo, New York ; 1899 :
54455, Aug. 26. 1227

American (An) hustler; by W. Fletcher.

© Walter Fletcher, Bath Beach, N. Y.;
1887:26731, Oct. 17. 1228

a comedy drama in 4 acts, by William S.

C. T. Dazey.

© C. T. Dazey, Cambridge, Mass.; 1881:
6791, May 2. 1238

a drama in 5 acts, by Ben Rhodes.

© John L. Obenderf, Los Angeles; 1899:
40770, June 22. 1239

American (An) lady; a comedy, by H. J. Byron.
New York, 1873.

© Mrs. J. Wood, United States ; 1873 : 1550,
Feb. 15. 1240

a 4 act comedy-drama, by L. Auld. f°.

Gill. Chicago, T. S. Denison, 1906. 70 p. 12°.

© T. S. Denison, Chicago; D : 9059, Sept.
10, 1900 ; 2c. Oct. 20, 1906. 1229

— a farcical comedy in 3 acts, by F. S. Gibbs.
4°. Typewritten.

© Gus Bothner and Geo. F. Hall, New
York ; D : 2083, July 3, 1902 ; 2c. July 24, 1902.

1230

Typewritten.

© Lucius Auld. Buffalo; D : 13059, May 25,
1008; 2c. May 22, 1908. 1241

American (An) lord; a comedy-drama in 3
acts, by A. S. Kellie. Bradford, Pa., D. W.
Lerch, 1894.

© A. Stevenson Kellie, Bradford, Pa. ; 1894 :
26756, May 28. 1242

American lords; by C. S. Rogers.

© Charles S. Rogers, Hot Springs, Ark.; D:
193, Mar. 11, 1901. 1243

American (The) idea; comedy in 1 act, by L. American (The) Macs; or. An Irish stew,
Carthew. [2], 21 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 1, 1913; D: 35219; Lily Carthew,
Roxbury, Mass. 1231

© Joe McNeil, United States; 1889:7457,
Mar. 8. 1244

— an original musical comedy in 3 acts, by G.
M. Cohan. New York, Press of Pusey & com-
pany [1909] 32 p. f°.

© George M. Cohan, New York; D : 15274,
Mar. 8, 1909; 2c. Mar. 6, 1909. 1232

Bar Harbor; or. The professor's daughter.

an American comic and romantic opera in 3
acts, written and composed by O. P. Sweet.
© O. P. Sweet, Boston ; 1892 : 1555, Jan. 8.

1233

American ideals; or. Ourselves as others see
us, comedy in 4 acts, by L. D. Syle.

© L. Du Pont Syle, Berkeley, Cal.; 1894:
60056, Dec. 24. 1234

American made; a dramatic composition in 2
acts, by J. M. Weber and L. M. Fields.

© Joseph M. Weber and Lewis M. Fields,
New York; 1897:32228, May 27. 1245

American (An) marquise. See Old Tompkins'
millions.

American (An) marriage; a drama in 4 acts,
by C. Logan.

© Celia Logan, United States; 1883:15050,
Aug. 15; 2c. Dec. 27. 1246

American milestones; drama in 3 acts, by F. F.
Kelly. [130] p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. May 19, 1914; D : 37071 ; Florence
Finch Kelly, New York. 1246a

58

1247

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

1269

American (An)_millionairess. See Black (The)
art.

American money; a play in 3 acts, by G. W.
Pacaud. Typewritten.

© George Wasliington Pacaud, Stanfold,
Canada ; 1894 : 54579, Nov. 23 ; 2c. Nov. 23.

1247

American (The) Monte Carlo; an opening d, la
Chicago.

© M. J. O'Neill, Chicago ; 1892 : 33560, Aug;
15. 1248

American nobility. 4". Typewritten.

© Constance Le Vieu Fox, New York; D:
7771, Dec. 27, 1905; 2c. Dec. 27, 1905. 1249

drama in 4 acts, by R. G. Mullen. [2],

63 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 13, 1912; D: 30836; Richard G.
Mullen, Marlboro, Mass. 1250

See also His lordship. — Liberta.

American (An) nobleman; a drama, by E. S.
Getchell.

© Ellen S. Getchell, Boston; 1875:13390,

Dec. 18. 1251

American (An) pasha; an original comedy in 3
acts, by W. C. Reynolds.

© William C. Reynolds, Chicago; 1881:

4082, Mar. 17; 2c. July 2. 1252

rev. by the author.

© William C. Reynolds, Chicago; 1883:

13627, July 25 ; 2c. Aug. 8. 1253

American (An) peer; a comedy, by M. A. E.
White and F. Dana.

© Michael Alfred Edwin White and Fran-
cis Dana, New Yorii ; D : 3410, May 11, 1903.

1254

American (An) Portia; by I. C. Tichenor. 65 p.
f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 9, 1910 ; D : 21762 ; Ira C. Tiche-
nor, Los Augeles. 1255

American (An) prince; a drama in 3 acts, by
E. F. Riggs.

© E. F. Riggs, New York ; 1895 : 28545. May
27. 1256

American princess; a comedy drama in 3 acts
and prologue, by E. Best.

© Eva Best, Dayton, O. ; 1886 : 22341, Oct. 5.

1257

a play in 4 acts, by Henry Raeder. 4".

Typewritten.

© M. Witmark & sons. New York ; D : 5871,
Dec. 5, 1904; 2c. Dec. 5, 1904. 1258

a play in 3 acts, by B. C. MoElhany. 19 p.

f. Typewritten.

© le. Jan. 25, 1915 ; 1) : 39525 ; E. C. McEl-
hany, Manistee, Mich. 1258a

American (An) production; comedy, by N.
Clark. Typewritten.

© Nathaniel L. Clark, Brooklyn; 1894:
30556, June 5 ; 2c. June 5. 1259

American (An) queen. See Betsy Patterson.

American (The) B,e volution; a scenic, dramatic
and historical spectacle. Typewritten.

© Joseph T. McCaddon, Philadelphia;
1892 : 50600, Dec. 12 ; 2c. Jan. 28, 1893. 1260

See also Independence.

American (The) Rhine gold. See Hendric
Hudson.

American (An) romance; a drama in a pro-
logue and 3 acts, by F. Knell.

© Frederick Knell, jr., Roxbury, Mass.;

1896:47308, Aug. 20. 1261

American romance and history. See Six
dramas of American romance and history.

American slavery in 1831. See Nat Turner.

American (An) soldier; a drama in 4 acts, by
W. A. Whitecar.

© W. A. Whitecar, New York ; 1893 : 46834,
Oct. 19. 1262

American (An) soldier of fortune; a melo-
drama in 4 acts, by E. De Corsia. 4°. Type-
written.

© Edward De Corsia, New York ; D : 8335,
Apr. 13, 1906; 2c. Apr. 13, 1906. 1263

American (The) style; a comedy drama, by W.
M. Lawrence.

© William Moore Lawrence, Milwaukee;
1883 : 5693, Mar. 28. 1264

American suffragette; drama in 4 acts, by D. L.
Loughborough. 114 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 9, 1909; D: 17313; Dwight L.
Loughborough, Los Angeles. 1265

American (The) tel., tel., and tel. company,
limited; play in 3 acts, by C. F. Richardson.
22 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 1, 1913; D: 32481; Charles F.
Richardson, Boston. 1266

American (The) tigers; play in 3 acts, by H.
L. Clark.

© Harriette Lewis Clark, Indianapolis; D:
8464, Apr. 14, 1906. 1267

American (The) Venus up to date; monologue,
by Baroness von Wrede. 4 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Baroness Ray von Wrede, Brooklyn; D:
14422, Dec. 1, 1908 ; 2c. Nov. 25, 1908. 1268

American (The) way.

© Charles Stewart Booth, New Orleans; D:
12599, Mar. 23, 1908. 1269

59

1270

DEAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

1293

American (The) way — Continued.

a comedy drama in 4 acts, by Harold A.

Robe. 90 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Frank M. Witmark, New York; D : 11139,
Aug. S, 1907 ; 2c. Aug. 8, 1907. 1270

a farce in 3 acts, by M. E. Smitli. 95 p. f».

Typewritten.

© Ic. June 24, 1912; D: 30093; Mary Ellis
Smitli, La Grange, 111. 1271

a sketch in 1 act, by S. R. Chesley. [9] p.

4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 18, 1913 ; D : 32351 ; Solomon
Russell Chesley, Baltimore. 1272

American (An) widow; a comedy in 3 acts, by
H. K. Chambers. [1G3 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 19, 1909; D: 16593; H. Kellett
Chambers, Darien, Conn. 1273

American woman; a drama in 4 acts, by C. E.
Banks.

© Charles Eugene Banks, Chicago; D : 5523,
Sept. 10. 1904. 1274

Same. Chicago and New York, The dra-
matic publishing company [1905] 51 p. 16°.

© Dramntic pub. co.. Chicago; D : 7726,
Dec. 35, 1905; 2c. Dec. 15, 1905. 1275

Americangirl (Das); operette in 3 akten, von
Julius Blumenthal, musik von Kurt Zorlig.
[137] p. 4". Typewritten. [Text only]

© Ic. Nov. 11, 1913; D:349S7; Ed. Bote &
G. Bock, Berlin. 1276

Americano (The); a romantic drama in 4 acts,
by L. Pendleton. 26 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Louis Pendleton, Philadelphia ; D : 47.54,
Mar. 19, 1904 ; 2c. May 12, 1904. 1277

Americanos (Los) in San Dieg"o.
(The) on the Jamul.

See Eaid

Americans (The); comedy in 3 acts, by E. Eis-
ner. 4". Typewritten.

© Edward Eisner, New York; D : 6677, Mav
17, 1905; 2c. May 17, 1905. 1278

Americans abroad; a comedy of international
contrasts, by E. Fawcett.

© Edgar Fawcett, New York ; 1881 : 15376,
Oct. 6; 2c. Oct. 6. 1279

See also Grand tour.

Americans at home; an original American com-
edy in 3 acts, adapted by O. Fawcett.

© Owen Fawcett, New York ; 1873 : 2634,
Mar. 17. 1280

American's (The) gold; a romantic drama in 5
acts, by A. Pitou.

© Augustus Pitou, United States; 1875:
11144, Oct. 25. 1281

American's (An) home.

© "William Chandler Patterson, New York;
D : 16087, June 17, 1909. 1282

Americans (The) in London; sensational drama
in 5 acts.

© Annie Lewis Johnson, Indianapolis ; 1883 :
23966, Dec. 24. 1283

Americans of '76; a drama of the Revolution
in 8 scenes, by B. Betts. Typewritten.

© Brooks Betts, Brooklyn; 1900 A: 6767,
Mar. 13; 2c. Mar. 13. 1284

Americanus; or, Empire ag'st republic, a
drama in 3 acts, by W. B.

© William Bush, Chicago; 1874:8704, June
29 ; 2c. May 22, 1876. 1285

-or. Empire anti republic, a drama in 3

acts, tragi-comical, by Unicus [pseud, of W.
Bush] Rev. ed.

© William Bush, Chicago ; 1876 : 9164, Aug
5; 2c. Aug. 9. 1286

America's enemies; a war drama in 3 acts, by
F. Butler.

© Fay Butler, Baltimore ; 1898 : 31733, May
21. 1287

America's triumph. See A. D. 1813.

America's versatility over all nations, and the
champion of the world; by F. Ilassall. Type-
written.

© Frank Hassall, East Grand Forks. Minn. ;
1895 : 48363, Sept. 23 ; Ic Sept. 23. 1288

America's Vesta Tilley.

© Dolly E. Howe, New York ; D : 7138, Aug.
21, 1905. 1289

Americus; comedy of the nations in 4 acts, by
D. Potter. [3], 120 p. 4°. Typewritten,

© Ic. Nov. 16, 1914 ; D : 38815 ; Dorothy Pot-
ter, Seattle. i289a

an open air pyrotechnical spectacular pro-

duction.

© Charles Harkinson and Eugene Kernan,
Washington ; 1894 : 7042, Jan. 30. 1290

Americus comedy four; vaudeville act, by O. M.
Scott. 3 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 5, 1912 ; D : 28551 ; O. M. Scott,
Chicago. 1291

Amerika abroad; comic opera in 2 acts, book
and lyrics, by C. Stratton. 110 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Apr. 11, 1913; D: 32922; Clarence
Stratton, St. Louis. 1292

Amerikaneren ; folkeskuespil i 3 akter, af Olav
Omvik. Kristiania, H. Aschehoug & co., 1913.
2 p. 1. 49 p. 12".

© Nov. 19. 1913 ; 2c. Dec. 29, 1913 ; D : 35488 ;
H. Aschehoug & co., Christiania, Norway. 1293

60

1294

COPYEIGHTED IK THE tTNlTED STATES

1310

Ames (The) affair; comedy in 1 act, by R. Gar-
land. [2], 24 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 14, 1912; D: 31121; Robert Gar-
laud, Baltimore. 1294

Am^es (Les) ennemies; drame en 4 actes en
prose, par Paul Hyacintbe Loyson. Paris,
Edouard Pelletan, 1907. 15S p. 16°.

© P. H. Loyson, Paris; D : 11996, Dec. 28,
1907; 2c. Dec. 28, 1907. 1295

Amethyst (The); a drama in 4 acts, by W. P.
Campbell.

© W. P. Campbell, Wamego, Kan.; 1889:
7122, Mar. 5 ; 2c. May 31. 1296

Ami (L') d' enfance. See Canasson.

Ami (L') Fritz; comedie en 3 actes par Erck-
mann-Cbatrian, adapted to the use of Ameri-
can schools and colleges and annotated in Eng-
lish by Alfred Hennequin.

© by Louise Quail, Ludington, Mich., as
cbild of the deceased author, in renewal for
28 years. Renewal no. 6379, Feb. 6, 1915.
Original entry, Nov. 11, 1887, no. 29160. 1296a

See also Amico (L') Fritz.— Friend Fritz.

Amiable (The) Mr. Anthorpe; a play in 4 acts,
by Kenneth Lee.

© Martha Lee, New York; 1896:26762,
May 1. 1297

Arnica; dramma lirico in 2 atti, di Paolo Berel,
musica di Pietro Mascagni, versione ritmica di
Giovanni Targioni-Tozzetti. Libretto. Paris,
Choudens, 1905. 28 p. 12°.

© Choudens, Paris ; D : 6565, Apr. 24, 1905 ;
Apr. 24, 1905. 1298

poeme dramatique en 2 actes, de Paul Berel,

adaptation lyrique de Paul Collin, musique de
Pierre Mascagni. Livret. 36 p. 12°.

© Choudens, Paris; D:6213, Feb. 13, 1905;
2c. Feb. 13, 1905. 1299

Ajnico (L'); bozzetto dramma tico in 1 atto, di
J. Ponte. 14 p. f". Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 18, 1912; D: 30883; Joseph
Ponte, New York. 1300

Amico (L') Fritz (Friend Fritz); lyric comedy
in 3 acts, founded upon the Erckmann Chatrian
comedy of the same name, by P. Suardon,
music by Pietro Mascagni, Euglish version by
Nathan Haskell Dole. Libretto.

© G. Schirmer, New York ; 1891 : 39150, Oct.
31. 1301

lyric comedy in 3 acts, text by P. Suardon,

Amico (L') Fritz (Friend Fritz) — Continued.

opera by Pietro Mascagni, English version

by W. G. Day. [Vocal score, English and
Italian]

© Willard G. Day, Baltimore ; 1891 : 31369,
Sept. 4; Ic. June 13, 1892; 2d copy also re-
ceived. 1303

See also Ami (L') Fritz. — Friend Fritz.

music by Pietro Mascagni, tr. from the original
Italian by Fred Lyster. New York, F. Rullman.

© F. Rullman, New York ; 1892 : 31357, July
28. 1302

Amies du Petit Chaperon rouge. See Drame3
et comedies, par Marguerite Dupres.

Amietta; an historical drama in 4 acts, by A.
Gross.

© Anna Gross, New York ; D : 10150, Mar.
2, 1907. 1304

Amigo (El) de la pipa; .iuguete c6mico en 2
actos, el segundo dividido en 2 cuadros, en
prosa, inspirado en un cuento tS-rtaro, escrito
por los sefiores Jackson VeySn y Feman-Gon-
zalez. ^Madrid, Sociedad de autores espanoles,
1913. 153 p. 12°.

© Mar. 6, 1913; 2c. Mar. 7, 1913; D: 32576;
Jose Jackson Veyan y Fernan-Gonzftlez, Ma-
drid. 1305

Amigo (El) Melquiades; 6, Por la boca muere
el pez, sainete de costumbres madrileiias en 1
acto, dividido en 3 cuadros, en prosa, original
de Carlos Arniches, mlisica de los maestros
Valverde y J. Serrano. Madrid, Sociedad de
autores espanoles, 1914. 70 p. 12°.

© Sept. 17, 1914; Ic. Sept. 21, 1914; D:
38203 ; Carlos Arniches, Madrid. 1305a

Amigo (El) Nicolas; aventuras c6mico-liricas
divididas en 3 cuadros en prosa, libro de G.
Jover y E. G. del Castillo, mfisica de los maes-
tros Quislant y Badia. Madrid, Sociedad de
autores espaiioles, 1911. 77 p. 12°.

© May 26,1911 ; 2c. May 27,1911 ; D : 24314 ;
Gonzalo Jover v Emilio G. del Castillo,
Madrid. 1306

Amina; or, The shah's bride, an original comic
opera in 2 acts, by H. Brunswick, composed by
F. Wink.

© Herman Brunswick and Frederick Wink,
Philadelphia ; 1890 : 14212, Apr. 29, 2c. May 27.

1307

Amis and Amile; an opera libretto in 1 act,

by H. H. Howard. [2], 50 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 6, 1913; D: 31885; Homer H.

Howard, Cambridge, Mass. 1308

Amis de collage; comedie en 1 acte, de Daniel
Jourda. Paris, C. Joubert. 44 p. 8°.

© Dec. 20, 1911 ; 2c. Dec. 26, 1911 ; D : 28092 :
Joubert, Paris. 1309

Amish (The) girl.

© John D. Missimer, Reading, Pa. ; 1883 :
1472, Jan. 22. 1310

61

1311

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

1329

Amizonia; a comic opera in 3 acts, words by
E. B. Haiues, music by J. G. Zabriskie.

© Edward B. Haines and John G. Zabriskie,
Patersou ; 1894 : 12626, Mar. 3 ; 2c. Sept. 14.

1311

Amo y criado; comedia en 3 actos y en verso,
de Francisco de Rojas, refundida en 4 por
T. Luceno. Madrid, Sociedad de autores es-
pauoles, 1911. 76 p. 12".

© Aug. 21, 1911 ; 2c. Aug. 22, 1911 ; D : 25021 ;
Tonias Luceno, Madrid. 1312

Amona; an opera, by B. T. Trego.

© Benj. T. Trego, Saginaw, Mich.; 1896:
64620, Nov. 27. 1313

Among' southern pines; or, A daughter of the
South, by Robert M. Sperry. Typewritten.

© R. M. Sperry, Bridgeport, Conn. ; D : 3454,
May 6, 1903; 2c. June 9, 1903. 1314

Among' the Berkshires; or. New England folks,

a rural drama in 3 acts, by Antbony E. Wills.

New York, Dick & Fitzgerald [1906] 42 p. 16°.

© Dick & Fitzgerald, New York; D : 8826,

July 12, 1906; 2c. Aug. 10, 1906. 1315

Among- the breakers; a drama in 5 acts, by
Clarence Black. 45 p. f°. Typewritten.

© July 2, 1909 ; 2c. July 26, 1909 ; D : 16376 ;
Alexander Byers, Chicago. 1316

a drama in 2 acts. Boston, G. M. Baker &

CO.

© George M. Baker, Boston ; 1873 : 726, Jan.
25; 2c. Jan. 27. 1317

Among the Irish; an original farce comedy in 3
acts and 6 scenes, by E. W. Scully.

© Eugene W. Scully, Des Moines; 1889:
3106, Jan. 26; 2c. Mar. 5. 1318

Among the moonshiners; or, A drunkard's
legacy, a temperance drama in 3 acts, B. G.
McFall. Clyde, O., Ames publisbing co.

© Ames pub. co., Clyde, O. ; 1897:50563,
Sept. 10; 2e. Sept. 11. 1319

See also Heroine (The) of the mountain

rift. — Kentucky (A) heroine.

Among the Mormons; a drama of real life in 6
tableaux, by G. B. Densmore and L. E.
Granger.

© L. E. Granger, Boston; 1880:9444, June
21. 1320

Among the pines; an American romantic play
in 5 acts, by W. R. Wilson and James P.
Wilson.

© William R. Wilson, New York; 1888:
29197, Oct. 15; 2c. Sept. 17. 1321

■ a romantic drama in 4 acts, by W. R. Wil-
son and J. P. Wilson.

© Will. R. Wilson and James P. Wikson,
New York; 1886:13002, June 3; 2c. Sept.
17, 1888. 1322

Among the poor; play in 4 acts, by O. Davis.
114 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 3, 1915 ; D : 40824 ; Owen Davis,
Yonkers, N. Y. 1322a

Among the Rockies; an original romantic and
picturesque drama In 5 acts, by J. J. Mc-
Closkey.

© James J. McCIoskey, Brooklyn; 1886:
17903, Aug. 5. 1323

Sec also Tried and true.

Among the sweet magnolias; a play in 4 acts
and 5 scenes, by Eunice Fitch. 4°. Type-
written.

© E. Fitch, Chicago ; D : 9589, Dec. 6, 1906 ;
2c. Dec. 6, 1906. 1324

Among the unknown; by H. L. Gibney.

© H. Louis Gibney, Columbus, O. ; D : 3047,
Feb. 25, 1903. 1325

Amongst the people; or. The spirit of the time,
a melodrama in 4 acts, by D. Lasson.

33 p. 8".

© David Lasson, Philadelphia; D : 16091,
June IS, 1909 ; 2c. June 28, 1909. 1326

Amor als pilot; operette in 1 akt, von Richard
Manz, musik von August Leon. Leipzig, Fritz
Schuberth, jr., 1914. 51 p. 12°. [Text only]
© Ic. June 1, 1914; D : 37170 ; Fritz Schu-

berth, jr., Leipzig.

1326a

Amor & compagnie; eiue burleske in 1 akt, von
Max Neal uud Max Ferner. 32 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. May 7, 1912; D: 29598; Alfred Spitz,
New York. 1327

Amor and Psyche; a melotragedy in 1 act, by
C. A. Kaiser. Typewritten.

© Charles A. Kaiser, Brooklyn; 1900 A:
22090, Sept. 5 ; 2c. Aug. 31. 1328

Amor (El) bandolero; zarzuela en 3 cuadros, de
S. y J. Alvarez Quintero, mtisica de los maes-
tros Bravo y Torres. Madi-id [Sociedad de au-
tores espanoles] 1913. 48 p. 12°.

© Mar. 28, 1914; Ic. Mar. 30, 1914; D:
36556; Serafin y Joaquin Alvarez Quintero,
Madrid. 1328a

Amor baturro; zarzuela en 1 acto y 3 cuadros,
en verso y prosa, original [de] A. FernAndoz
Arreo, mtisica de Mario Breton. 32 p. 12".

© Antonio Fernandez Arreo, Madrid ; D :
14696, Jan. 2, 1909 ; 2c. Jan. 2, 1909. 1329

62

1330

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

1344

Amor de hennana; zarzuela en 1 acto y 3 cua-
(Iros, en prosa, original [de] L. Dieguez Bar-
rios, musica del Francisco A. de San Felipe.
Madrid, Sociedad de autores espaiioles, 1908.
44 p. 12".

© Luis Dieguez Barrios. Madrid ; D : 135S8,
Aug. 19, 1908; 2c. Aug. 19, 1908. 1330

Amor de imbecil; zarzuela melodi'amatica iu-
spirada en el asunto de una novela francesa,
en 1 acto y 4 cuadros y en prosa por J. M.
Martfn de Eugenio, niGsica de los maestros G.
Arderius v Carvajal. Madrid, R. Velasco, 1909.
32 p. 12°.

© Nov. IS, 1909 ; 2c. Nov. 19, 1909 ; D : 174S5 ;
Jose Marfa Martin de Eugenio, Madrid. 1331

Amor divinus; play in 4 acts, by Paul Herbert
[pseud, of H. O. Towne] [3], 60 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© ic. Feb. 27, 1911 ; D : 23576 ; Helen Olcott
Towne, Flushing, N. Y. 1333

Amor (El) en cuarta-plana. See Piedra (La)
filosofal.

Amor (El) es uno; coraedia en 2 actos y en
prosa, original de J. R. Castellanos. Mad-
rid, Sociedad de autores espanoles, 1910. 45 p.
8°.

© May 23, 1910 ; 2c. May 24, 1910 ; D : 21136 ;
Julio R. Castellanos. Madrid. 1333

Amor eterno; entremes en prosa, original de
Nicanor P^'ernslndez-Brocliado. Madrid [So-
ciedad de autores espanoles] 1907. 14 p. 12°.
© Fernandez-Brochado, Madrid ; D : 11484,
Oct. 7, 1907 ; 2c. Oct. 7, 1907. 1334

Am.or (El) facil; refundicion, sainete lirico en 1
acto, dividido en 4 cuadros, original y en
prosa, de C. Allen-Perkins, mtisica de los
maestros Luis Foglietti y Jose Cabas.
Madrid, Sociedad de autores espanoles, 1915.
43 p. 12°.

© June 24, 1915; Ic. June 25. 1915; D:
41071; Carlos Allen-Perkins, Madrid. 1334a

Amor libra; coniedia en 3 actos y en prosa, orig-
inal de R. de Zayas Enriquez. [3], 111 p. 8°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 3, 1912; D : 31034 ; Rafael de
Zayas Enriquez, New York. - 1335

Amor, love, I'amour; Love across the cen-
turies (L'amour a travers les siecles), grand
spectacular, musical, and descriptive dramatic
and poetical ballet, libretto composed by
Luigi Manzotti, music specially composed by
Romualdo MarenCo.

© Edmund Gerson, United States; 1886:
5269, Mar. 5. 1336

Amor (El) mismo; boceto de comedia en 1 acto
y en prosa, original de J. Arias Hernanz.
Madrid, Sociedad de autores espanoles, 1914.
22 p. 12°.

© Sept. 17. 1914; Ic. Sept. 21, 1914; D:
38198; Jose Arias Hernanz, Madrid. 1336a

Amor (El) tardio; drama rom^ntico en 3 actos,
de A. Instia y A. Hernandez Cata. Madrid,
Societlad de autores espaiioles, 1915. 169 p.
12°.

© June 24, 1915; Ic. June 25, 1915; D:
41096; Alberto Instia y Alfonso Hernandez
Cata, Madrid. 1336b

Amor (El) y el gabinete; juguete comico en 1
acto y en prosa [de] J. Montenegro y Penela.
Madrid, Sociedad de autores espanoles, 1908,
34 p. 12°.

© Jose Montenegro y Penela, Madrid;
D: 13464, July 25, 1908; 2c.vJuly 25, 1908.

1337

Amor y flores; sainete lirico en 1 acto y en
prosa, original de J. G. Renovales, mtisica del
maestro Manuel Quislant. Madrid, Sociedad
de autores espaiioles, 1912. 43 p. 12°.

© Dec. 5, 1912 ; 2c. Dec. 6, 1912 ; D : 31582 ;
Juan G. Renovales, Madrid. 1338

Amor y gloria; comedia lirica en 1 acto, di-
vidido en 4 cuadros, en prosa, original de M.
Garrido, mvisica del maestro Teodoro San
Jo.se. INIadrid, Sociedad de autores espanoles,
1914. 37 p. 12°.

© Mar. 15, 1915; Ic. Mar. 17, 1915; D:
40089; Manuel Garrido, Madrid. 1338a

Amor y poesia; comedia en 1 acto y 2 cuadros,
en prosa y verso, original de M. de L'Hotel-
lerie Falloisse. Madrid, Sociedad de autores
espanoles, 1910. 30 p. 12°.

© May 23, 1910; 2c. May 24, 1910; D:
21138; Manuel de L'Hotellerie Falloisse,
Madrid. 1339

Amor y vino; juguete comico en 1 acto original,
en prosa y verso [por] G. Peraita y E. Armen-
god. Madrid, Sociedad de autores espanoles,
1908. 35 p. 12°

© Gabino Peraita and Emilio Armengod.
Madrid; D : 13870, Sept. 21, 1908; 2c. Sept. 21,
1908. 1340

Amorcage (L'); comedie legSre en 3 actes, de L.

Xanrof et G. Guerin. 185 p. 4°. Typewritten.
© Ic. Feb. 8, 1910 ; D : 20140 ; Leon Xanrof

and Gaston Gueriu, France. 1341

Amore (L') dei tre re; poema tragico in 3 atti,

di Sem Benelli. Milano, Fratelli Treves [1910]

4 p. 1., 118 p. 12°.

© Mav 1, 1910 ; 2c. May 2, 1910 ; D : 20929 ;
S. Benelli, Milan. 1342

musica di Italo Montemezzi. Milano,

G. Ricordi & co. [1913] 36 p. 12°.

© May 3, 1913 ; 2c. May 5, 1913 ; D : 33136 ;
G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 1343

tragic poem in 3 acts, by Sem Benelli, Eng-

lish version by R. H. Elkins, music by Italo
Montemezzi. New York, G. Ricordi & co.
[1913] 61 p. 8°.

© Dec. 23, 1913; 2c. Dec. 24, 1913; D:
35428 ; G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 1344

63

1345

DEAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

1362

Amore e dolore; drarama in 2 atti, per 11.
Soriano. Newark, Rando press, 1913. 52 p.
12°.

© July 10, 1913; Ic. June 25, 1913; Ic. July
7, 1913; D: 33735; Rocco Soriano, Newark,
N. J. 1345

Amore e perdizione. Sec Liebe und verderben.

Amore fatale. See Segreto (II) dell' assas-
sino.

Amore (L') m.edico. See Doctor Cupid.

Am.ores (Los) de un sonam^bulo; juguete c6mico
en 1 acto y eu prosa, original [de] F. Poza
Matesanz. Madrid, R. Velasco, 1907. 31 p.
12°.

© Faustino Poza Matesanz, Madrid; D:
11481, Oct. 7, 1907 ; 2c. Oct. 7, 1907. 1346

Amorita; opera comlque in 3 acts, libretto by
Genee and Riegen, uuisic by Alpbouse Czi-
bulka, tr. and adapted by Geo. Goldinark and
Sydney Rosenfeld.

© Heinricli Conried, New York ; 1885 : 18895,
Sept. 7; 2c. Nov. 21. 1347

Amorosi fratelli; opera, di D. Vaninetti. [54]
p. 8°. Ms.

© Ic. Nov. 2, 1911 ; D : 256G2 ; Daniele Vani-
netti, Medford, N. Y. 1348

Amour, or, The Arabian nights, a spectacular
drama in 4 acts.

© C. R. Gardiner and J. H. McCulloch,
Philadelphia ; 1876 : 8337, July 13. 1349

Amour (L') a quinze ans; fantaisie en 1 acta
[par] Serge Basset. Paris, C. Joubert. 29 p.
12°.

© Aug. 1, 1909 ; 2c. Aug. 2, 1909 ; D : 166S5 ;
Joubert, Paris. 1350

Amour (L') a travers les siecles. See Amor,
love, I'amour.

Amour (L') buissonnier; comedie en 2 actes,
par Roman Cool us [pseud, of R. C. Weill]
20 p. (Supplement gratuit au no. 2974 du
Monde illustre, 28 mars 1914)

© Mar. 28, 1914; Ic. Apr. 16, 1914; D:
36720; R. Weill, Paris. 1350a

Amour d' artiste (Artist's love); musical com-
edy in 1 act and 2 scenes, books, lyrics, and
music by R. C. Michel. [1], 30 p. 4°. [Li-
bretto only] Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 26, 1912; D: 30638; Rodolphe
C. Michel, New York. 1351

Amour (L') de 1' Apache (The love of the
Apache); pantomime, by L. Paiges. [14] p.
8". Ms.

© Ic. Jan. 23, 1912; D: 28596; Les Paiges.
San Francisco. 1352

Amour (L') de I'artiste; drama, 1 act, 2 scenes,
by G. jMolasso. 4 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 9, 1910; D: 21308; Giovanni
Molasso, New York. 1353

Amour (L') defendu; comedie en 3 actes, par
P. Wolff. 28 p. (L'lllustration theatrale, T
annOe, 196, 23 decembre 1911)

© Dec. 23, 1911 ; 2c. Jan. 12, 1912 ; D : 28289 ;

■ Pierre Wolff, Paris. 1354

Amour (L') en banque; comedie-fantaisiste en 3
actes et 4 tableaux [par] L. Artus. Paris,
Libra irie theatrale, 1908. 204 p. 12°.

© Louis Artus, Paris; D : 12123, Jan. 6,

1908 ; 2c. Jan. 7, 1908. 1355

Same. Paris, Monde illustre, 1911. 36 p. 4°.

© Sept. 2, 1911 ; 2c. Sept. 30, 1911 ; D : 25353 ;
Louis Artus, Paris. 1356

Amour (L') en cage; comedie en 3 actes, par
A. de Lorde, Funck-Brentano et J. MarsMe.
32 p. (Supplement gratuit au no. 2867 du
Monde illustrg, 9 mars 1912)

© Mar. 9, 1912 ; 2c. Mar. 23, 1912 ; D : 29132 ;
A. de Lorde. Funck-Brentano et J. Marsele,
Paris. 1357

Amour et patrie. See Love and country.

Amour et piston; vaudeville militaire en 2 actes
et 4 tableaux [par] Marcel Guillemaud et
Jacques Bernou. Paris, C. Joubert [1909]
79 p. 8°.

© Sept. 30, 1909 ; 2c. Oct. 4, 1909 ; D : 16998 ;
C. Joubert, Paris. 1358

Amovir (L') libre; operette ai'istophanesque, en
4 actes, par Edouard Adenis, musique de
Rodolphe Berger. Paris, Louis Digonde-Dio-
det, 1912. 142 p. 12°. [Libretto]

© Apr. 19, 1912 ; 2c. Apr. 20, 1912 ; D : 29426 ;
Louis Digonde-Diodet, Paris. 1359

Amour (L') medecin. See Doctor Cupid.

Amour mendiant; comedie en 1 acte, en vers,
par Emile Bessiere. Marseille, France, Edi-
tion nouvelle [1910] 32 p. 8°.

© Dec. 24, 1910 ; 2c. Dec. 20, 1910 ; D : 22858 ;
Bessiere, Marseille, France. 1360

Amour posthume. See Ultim^atum (L').

Amour (L') qui tue. See Love (The) that
kills.

Amour (L') sur la branche; comedy in 4 acts,
by Theodore Barri&re and Teissier, of Paris.

© Frederic Delgado, Brooklyn ; 1872 : 7269,
July 8. 1361

Amour tzigane; opera -comique en 3 actes, mu-
sique de Franz Lehar, adaptation frangaise
de Jean Benedict et H. Gauthier-Villars.
Paris, M. Eschig, 1912. 114 p. 16°. [Text
only]

© Apr. 20, 1912 ; 2c. Apr. 22, 1912 ; D : 29438 ;
Max Eschig, Paris. 1362

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1386

Amulet (The) See Romany (The) trail.

Amulet (The) of Kos; a musical extravaganza
hi 3 acts, book aud lyrics by F. Merrill. 93 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Franlv Merrill, Minneapolis; D : 426G0,
Apr. 1, 190S; 2c. Apr. 3, 1908. 1375

Am.usenient (The) bureau; comedy in 1 act,
by A. Cowles aud H. Royton. [1], 9 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. June 9, 1913 ; D : 33441 ; Albert Cowles
and Helen Royton, Far Rockaway, N. Y, 1376

Amusing the baby; sketch :for two males, by
Frank Dumont. 8 p. 12".

© M. Witmark & sons, New York ; D : 6043,
Dec. 28, 1904 ; 2c. Dec. 27, 1904. 1377

Amy, a child of the circus; a drama in 4 acts,
by Miron LefEngwell. Chicago, Chicago manu-
script CO., 1909. 53 p. f. Mimeographed.

© Alexander Byers, Chicago ; D : 14493, Dec.
Walsh. 10, 190S; 2c. Jan. 11, 1909. 1378

© Marie Walsh, Brooklyn; 1899:17148, Amy Dorrit (Little Dorrit); a drama in 4 acts.

Amour (L') veille; com^die en 4 actes [par G.-A.
de Ca ilia vet et R. de Flers. Paris, Impr. de
rillustratlon] 1907. 2 p. 1., 90 p. 12°.

© G. A. de Caillavet and Robert de Flers,
Paris; D : 11674, Nov. 7, 1907 ; 2c. Nov. 7, 1907.

1363

Amourette (L'); pi&ce en 3 actes, de P. Veber.
Paris, P. V. Stock, 1905. 152 p. 16".

© P. V. Stock, Paris; D : 7142, Aug. 22,
1905; 2c. Aug. 22, 1905. 1364

Amoureuse; comedy in 3 acts, by Georges de
Porto-Riche, put into English by Charles Al-
fred Byrne. 96 p. 4". Printed.

© F. Rullman, New York ; D : 5749, Nov. 10,
1904; 2c. Nov. 10, 1904. 1365

by M, Walsh.

© Marie Walsh, Brooklyn; 1890:10046,
Feb. 2. 1366

(Love sick); comedy in 3 acts, by M.

Mar. 6.
— See also Cupid's rival.

1367

Amours d' un pasha; a drama in 5 acts, rev.
and amplified by W. Busch.

© William Busch, St. Louis; 1887:7135,
Mar. 26; 2c. Apr. 7. - 1368

drama in 1 act, by W. Bush.

© William Bush, United States; 1877: 7956,
July 9 ; 2c. Oct. 5. 1369

Amours (Les) de Cleopatra. See Miss Cleo-
patra.

Amphibious (The) lover; land or sea, which
shall it be? an operetta in English.

© Charlotte Ida Franklin, Shrewsbury, N.
J. : 1878 : 10626, Sept. 14. 1370

Amphitryon; lustspiel von Heinrich von Kleist,
fiir die blihne eingerichtet und neu herausge-
geben von G. Stommel. Hamburg, Verlagsge-
sellschaft Hamburg, m. b. h., 1911. xxiii, 90
p. 8°.

© Nov. 30, 1911 ; 2c. Dec. 30, 1911 ; D : 28128 ;
Gottfried Stommel, Diisseldorf, Germany.

^ 1371

Amputation (The); drama in 4 acts, by B. Hen-
nessy. 50 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 7, 1911; D : 23041 ; Earl Hen-
nessy, Chicago. 1372

Same. 62 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. July 13, 1911; D: 24684; Earl Hen-
uessy, Chicago. 1373

Amra, a trag'edy and spectacle; a book for an
opera in 2 acts, by H. M. Brown. 106 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Horace Manchester Brown, Milwaukee;
D : 3243, Apr. 4, 1903 ; 2c. Dec. 18, 1905. 1374

founded upon Chas. Dickens' story, by John
Brougham. New York, 1873.

© F. B. Dobson, United States ; 1873 : 13824,
Nov. 29. 1379

Amy Robsart; an historical play in 6 acts and
4 tableaux, dramatized by J. Melville Snyder.

© Julia Melville Snyder, San Francisco;
1884 : 18S36, Sept. 19 ; 2c. Sept. 28, 1885.

1380

a play in 6 acts, dramatized from Sir Wal-

ter Scott's Kenilworth, by Mrs. W.A.Vigoreux.

© Mrs, W. A. Vigoreux, San Francisco
1884:20691, Oct. 14. 1381

a tragedy in 5 acts, dramatized from Vic

tor Hugo's [dramatization of Scott's] Kenil
worth, by Mrs. W. A. Vigoreux.

© Mrs. W. A. Vigoreux, San Francisco
1881 : 19913, Dec. 22. 1382

Amy, the prison flower; an original comedy
drama in 5 acts and 7 pictures, dramatized
on episodes from Charles Dickens' story of
Little Dorrit, by Edmvmd Coleman.

© Martha Wren Collins, Cincinnati; 1887:
30830, Nov. 29. 1383

Anahuac; mediaeval romance, by E. Weston.
[25] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 2, 1911; D: 25458; Edith Wes-
ton, St. Louis. 1384

Anarchist; comedy playlet in 1 scene, by H. S.
Sheldon. 22 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 11, 1909; D: 17064; Harry So-
phus Sheldon, Chicago. 1385

a drama of American modern life in 4 acts,

by J. Bonner.

© John Bonner, San Francisco; 1888:
11596, Apr. 20. 1386

5379—15-

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DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

1406

Anarchist — Continued.

a dramatic sketch in 1 act, by G. B. Seitz.

38 p. 4°. JNIs.

© Ic. July 29, 1909; D: 16415; Geo. B.

Seitz, Minot, Mass. 1387

■play in 1 act, by F. M. Lightner. [1], 16 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 15, 1913 ; D : 35348 ; Frances M.
Lightner, Detroit. 1388

Anarchist Island. 10 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Stanley Waterloo, Chicago ; D : 8764,
June 28, WOO ; 2c. June 28, 1906. 1389

Anarchists (The); a comedy of adventure in 3
acts, by G. B. Seitz. [150] p. f". Ms.

© Ic. Aug. 16, 1910; D: 21808; George
Brackett Seitz, Minot, Mass. 1390

Anarchists (The) of Chicago. Sec Wag-es.

Anarchy. See Paul Kauvar.

Anastacia; 4 act domestic drama, by D. A.
Reynolds. [3], 86 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 13, 1913; D: 33483; D. A.
Reynolds, New York. 1391

Anathema; ti-agedy in 7 scenes, by Leonid An-
dreyev, authorized tr. by Herman Bernstein.
New York, Macmillan co., 1910. [6], 211 p.
12°.

© Oct. 12, 1910; 2c. Oct. 14, 1910; D:
22284 ; Macmillan co., New York. 1393

tr. by H. Bernstein,

© Herman Bernstein, Brooklyn; D : 15541,
Apr. 5, 1909. 1393

Anatol; a sequence of dialogues, by Arthur
Schnitzler, paraphrased for the English stage
by Granville Barker. New York, M. Ken-
uerley, 1911. 3 p. 1., 125 p. 12°.

© May 4, 1911; 2c. June 27, 1911; A:
292163; Mitchell Kennerley, New York. 1394

Anatomical (The) enigma. See Supper (A)
of swords.

Ancestor (The); a play, by H. M. O. Conwell.
© H. M. O'Kane Conwell, Larchmont, N. Y. ;
D : 7439, Oct. 21, 1905. 1395

Ancestor -worshippers; play in 3 acts, by M. J.
Newman. 57 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 6, 1909 ; D : 17640 ; Mordecai
Jesse Newman, Chicago. 1396

Ancestral (An) quintet; by J. L. Andrews.
17 p. 24°.

© Julia Lincoln Andrews, Hartford; D:
1765, Apr. 19, 1902; 2c. Apr. 21, 1902. 1397

Ancestress (The) See Ancetre (L')

Ancetre (L') (The ancestress); lyric drama in
3 acts [English version C. T. Mason] music
by Camille Saint Saeus. New York, Charles
E. Burden. 27 p. 4°.

© Dec. 20. 1911; 2c. Dec. 21, 1911; D:
28206 ; C. E. Burden, New York. 1398

Anchorage (The); a play, by A. R. Haven.

© Albert Roland Haven, Rochester, N. Y. ;
• 1890:19878, June 19. 1399

Anchored; comedy-drama in 2 pictures and 2
acts, by M. Z. Jaffa. [2], 102 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Aug. 1, 1912; D: 30405; M. Z. Jaffa,
Los Angeles. 1400

■ a musical review in 2 acts, by C. Davis and

F. M. Witmark.

© Collin Davis and Frank M. Witmark,
Chicago; D : 3022, Feb. 20, 1903. 1401

Anchorite (The); a play in 6 acts and 12
scenes, by W. Osgood.

© Whitman Osgood, Washington; 1887:
30S29, Nov. 29. 1402

Anciano, la lengua ten; extremes zorrillesco
original y en verso, letra de A. Sanchez Car-
rere, mlisica de Modesto Romero. Madrid
[Sociedad de autores espauoles] 1913. 22 p.
12°.

© Mar. 28, 1914; Ic. Mar. 30, 1914; D:
3C551; Adolfo Sanchez Carrere, Madrid.

1402a

Ancient America. See Arizona.

Ancient order of knights of chivalry; a bur-
lesque initiation in 1 scene, by O. E. Young.
Boston, W. H. Baker & co., 1906. 29 p. 12°.

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston ; D : 8984,
Aug. 22, 1906; 2c. Oct. 16, 1906. 1403

And along came Pauline; playlet in 1 act, by
S. E. Koner. [1], 13 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 7, 1914; D: 37773; Samuel E.
Koner, New York. 1403a

And company; comedy in 1 act, by A. Hoffman.
10 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 29, 1915 ; D : 41359 ; Aaron Hoff-
man, New York. 1403b

And George did it; play in 1 act, by A. Colby.
15 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. IS, 1913; D: 32710; Archie
Colby, New York. 1404

And he did; farce comedy, by R. Stovel. 17 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 12, 1910 ; D : 21025 ; Rex Stovel.
San Francisco. 1405

And he didn't shoot the gun off neither; by
Juuie McCree. 18 p. 8°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 15, 1909; D: 16798; M. M.
Thomas and W. M. Fuller, New York. 1406

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1425

And he made good; play in 1 act, by Anne
Snowden. [1], 33 p. 4°. Tyi^iewritten.

© Ic. June 15, 1914; D: 37320; Howell
Snowden, Oxnard, Cal. 1406a

And his wife came in; play in 1 act, by G. S.
Walworth. 11 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 3, 1913; D: 34618; George S.
Walworth, New York. 1407

And it came to pass; a sketch by G. C. Cook.
23 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Gertrude Cbadwick Cook, San Francisco ;
D : 15293, Mar. S, 1909; 2 c. Mar. 9, 1909.

1408

Same. 27 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© 1 e. Mar. 22, 1910; D : 20541 ; Gertrude
Chadwick Cook, San Francisco. 1409

And it wasn't the least what the gentleman
meant; play in 3 acts and 4 scenes, by F.
Noi'dstrom. [90] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© 1 c. Apr. 15, 1912; D: 29368; Frances
Nordstrom, Washington. 1410

And lemon pie intermittingly, and the song
of the lemon picker.

© Jesse Lauhie Dellenbaugh, Salem O. ;
1900 A: 24227, Sept. 29. 1411

And Mary did; farcical comedy in 4 acts, by
F. H. Babcock. 118 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© 1 c. Jan. 18, 1915 ; D : 39420 ; Fred Hayes
Babcock, Chicago. 1411a

And now mother wants to vote; farcical com-
edy in 1 setting, by T. W. Wharmby. 3 v. 4°.
Typewritten.

© 1 c. July 22. 1913; D: 33863; Thomas
Washington Wharmby, New York. 1412

And Pippa dances. See Dramatic (The) works
of Gerhart Hauptmann.

And she never told a lie; play in 1 act, by
J. Cunningham. 7 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© 1 c. Dec. 21. 1910; D:228S6; James
Cunningham, New York. 1413

And so they v/ere married; comedy of the new
woman, by Jesse Lynch Williams. New- Y'ork.
Charles Scribner's sons, 1914. 5 p. I., 242 p.
8".

© Oct. 17, 1914 ; 2c. Oct. 21, 1914 ; D : 38099 :
Charles Scribner's sons. New York. 1413a

And son; by K. Abbott, drama in 4 acts. 21 p.
8°.

© 1 c. Oct. 29, 1909; D: 17253; Keene
Abbott, Omaha, Neb. 1414

And the critic passeth by; a satiric pastel in
1 act, by I. K. Moyse. 5 p. f. Typewritten.

© 1 c. Feb. 5, 1913; D: 32190; Isador K.
Moyse, New York. 1414a

And the floods came; farce-comedy in 3 acts,
by A. Koblitz. [99] p. f". Typewritten.

© 1 c. May 6, 1914; D: 36953; Albert
Koblitz, Cleveland. 1414b

farce in 3 acts, by A. Koblitz. [110] p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© 1 c. Aug. 15, 1913; D: 34166; Albert
Koblitz, Cleveland. 1415

And the greatest of these; dramatic sketch, by
E. Clifton. 11 p. f;. Tyiiewritten.

© 1 c. July 18, 1911 ; D : 24714 ; Ethel Clif-
ton, New York. 1416

And the greatest of these is charity; by E.
Stehli. 78 p. 4". Typewritten.

© 1 c. Dec. 3. 1909 ; D : 17600 ; Edgar Stehli,
Montclair, N. J. 1417

And the lamp went out; pantomime in 1 act,
by Jessie Palmer Pierce. Lebanon, O., March
brothers [1913] 14 p. 12°.

© Oct. 21, 1913; 2 c. Oct. 23, 1913; D:
34858; March bros., Lebanon, O. 1418

And the tempest raged; play in 3 acts, by
J. W. Evans. 52 p. f". Typewritten.

© 1 c. Dec. 18, 1909; D: 17746; James W.
Evans, Spokane. Wash. 1419

And the villain still pursued her; farce in 3
acts, by Joseph Le Brandt. 81 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© 1 c. Dec. 4, 1909 ; D : 17616 ; Perkins D.
Fisher, Newton, Mass. 1420

And thereby hangs a tale; comedy by E. Knob-
lauch. [2], 139 p. 4". Typewritten.

© 1 c. June 14, 1910; D: 21336; Edward
Knoblauch, New York. 1421

And they married. See Polly's burglar.

And they voted for women; satyrical farce in
1 act. by A. D. Leveridge. [39] p. 24°.
Typewritten.

© 1 c. Oct. 3, 1911; D: 25386; Athos D.
Leveridge, New York. 1422

And what happened then? a play in 3 acts,
by A. Strong. [81] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Austin Strong, Philadelphia ; D : 10227,
Mar. 28, 1907; 2 c. Mar. 28, 1907. 1423

And why not? by M. Clover and L. Conly. 91 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© 1 c. Nov. 29, 1909; D : 17572 ; Luella
Conly, Pasadena, and Madge Clover, Los
Angeles. 1424

Andaluces (Los); juguete comico en 1 acto y
en prosa, originnl de M. Romerales Lozano.
Madrid, Sociedad de autores espaiioles, 1912.
36, [2] p. 12°.

© Dec. 5, 1912; 2c. Dec. 6, 1912; D: 31.566;
Manuel Eomerales Lozano, Madrid. 1425

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1426

DEAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

1445

Andalucia; dramatic composition, by Enrico
Manofuerte.

© Ferdinand Warnlve, Berlin; 1896:67139,
Dec. 9. 1426

Andalusia; libretto for a comic opera in 3 acts,
book and lyrics by Friars Valentine [pseud, of
Percy Friars Valentine] [84] p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Oct. 28, 1913; D: 34867; Percy Friars
Valentine, San Francisco. 1427

Andere (Der); scbauspiel in 4 aufziigen, von
Paul Liudau.

© Emanuel Lederer, New York; 1893: 10153,
Feb. 25. 1428

tragiscbe komodie, von Julius Bab. Berlin,

S. Fischer, 1907. 158 p. 12°.
© S. Fiscber, verlag, Berlin ; D : 9026, Sept.

I, 1906 ; 2c. Aug. 31, 1906. 1429

Andere (Die) halfte; drama in 3 akten, von
Franz Kaibel. Berlin, Vita, deutsches ver-
lagsbaus. 74 p. 12°.

© Vita, deutscbes verlagsbaus, Berlin; D:
9825, Jan. 21, 1907 ; 2c. Jan. 22, 1907. 1430

Andersen; mJircbenspiel in 7 verwandlungen
und einem vor- uud nachspiel, von L. Nowak
und I. Kwapil, das bucb fiir die deutscbe
biibne von Euiil Kliiger, musik von Oscar Ned-
bal. Leipzig, Josef Weinberger [1914] 27 p.
12°.

© Feb. 28,1914 ; 2c. July 11,1914 ; D : 37-537 ;
Josef Weinberger, Leipzig. 1430a

Anderson's extra; a comedy in 1 act, by G.
Moyston.

© Guy Moyston, Memphis, Tenn. ; D : 15899,
May 20, 1909. 1431

Anderson ville; or, The scout's last shot, a
military drama in 5 acts, by T. N. Wilson.

© T. N. W^ilson, Dayton, O. ; 1883:6927,
Apr. 12. 1432

Anderson ville, on picket or in prison; by E. C.
Parsons. [25] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Edward C. Parsons, Granite City, 111.;
D : 7118, Aug. 16, 1905 ; 2c. Aug. 16, 1905.

1433

Andrea Chenier; a musical drama in 4 acts,

libretto by Luigi Illica, music by Umberto

Giordano. New York, S. French & son [1896]

© J. H. Mapleson, London; 1896:61861,

Nov. 12 ; 2c. Nov. 12. 1434

Andrea del Sarto; drama in 3 akten, nach
Alfred de Musset. frei bearbeitet von Paul
Braun. 120 p. 12°.

© Maurice Magnus, Berlin ; D : 7697, Dec.

II, 1905 ; 2c. Jan. 18, 1906. 1435

Andreas Hofer; drama in 5 akten, von Walter
Lutz. Stuttgart, Die Lese verlag, g. m. b h.
125 p. 8°.

© Jan. 14, 1913 ; 2c. Dec. 11, 1913 ; D : 35340 ;
Die Lese, g. m. b. h., Stuttgart, Germany.

1436

Andreas Hofer, the Tyrolean patriot; a play in
4 acts, by M. B. Crowninshield.

© Mary Bradford Crowninshield, United
States; 1895:23266, Apr. 27. 1437

Andrew Jackson; a drama in 5 acts, by E. Fitz-
maurice.

© Edward Fitzmaurice, Chicago ; 1891 :
39697, Nov. 5. 1438

Same. Typewritten.

© Edward Fitzmaurice, Chicago; 1898:
6737, Jan. 20; 2c. Jan. 20; 2c. Oct. 28, 1901
(printed). 1439

a play in 3 acts.

I© David Potter, Mare Island, Cal. ; D : 5666,
Oct. 20, 1904. 1440

Andrew Johnson; tragedy in 3 acts, by W.
Goodman. [55] p. f°. Typewritten.

-© Ic. Feb. 26, 1913; D: 32431; W^m. Good-
man, Milwaukee. 1441

Androcles and the lion; fable play in 3 acts, by
[George] B. Shaw. London, Constable and
company, ltd., 1913. [2], 46 p. 16°.

© Ic. Aug. 30, 1913; D: 34282; Bernard
Shaw, Loudon. 1442

Andromache; drama in 1 aufzuge, mit benut-

zung eines fragmentes des Seneca, von Ernst

von Possart. Berlin, A. Ahn [1904] 34 p. 8°.

© Albert Ahn, Cologne, Germany; D : 5452.

Aug. 17, 1904 ; 2c. Aug. 17, 1904. 1443

mit erkliirenden anmerkungen,vou N.Weck-

lein. Leipzig und Berlin, B. G. Teubuer, 1911.
91, [1] p. 8°.

© Feb. 15, 1911; 2c. May 10, 1911; A-For-
eign 2911 ; B. G. Teubner, Leipzig. 1443a

tragedy in 5 acts, by Racine, tr. into English

prose by Frederic Lyster. New York, F. Rull-
man.

© F. Rullman, New York ; 1894 : 18303, Apr.
7 ; 2c. May 21. 1444

Andromaque; tragedie par Jenn Racine, ed. by
Colbert Searles. Boston, New York [etc.]
Ginn and company [1914] xxviii, 144 p. inch
front, (port.) 16°.

© Mar. 28, 1914 ; 2c. Apr. 4, 1914 ; A : 369555 ;
Colbert Searles, Palo Alto, Cal 1444a

Androwna Pawlowna; tragedy in 5 acts, by G.
Lassar. New York, 1886.

© George Lassar, New Haven; 1886:3251,
Feb. 6. 1445

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1467

Androwna Pawlowna — Continued.

Same. 81 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© George Lassar, New Yorl? ; D: 2068, June

30, 1902; 2c. June 16. 1902.

1446

Andy Freckles, the mischievous boy; farce
comedy in 1 act, by Bert C. Rawley. Clyde,
O.. Ames publishing company [1898] 12".

© Ames pub. co., Clyde, O. ; 1898 : 9370, Feb.
3 ; 2c. Feb. 9. 1447

Andy Rooney's legacy; Irish comedy in 4 acts,
by D. J. Sbea. [69] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 16, 1912; D: 29690; Dennis J.
Shea, Brighton, Mass. 1448

Andy Ryan; comedy in 3 acts, by A. Carr and
his assistant author.

© Albert Carr, New York; 1874:1270.8.
Oct. 12. 1449

Ane (L') de Buridan; comedie en 3 actes, par
R. de Flers et G. A. de Caillavet. 1 p. 1., 94 p.
12°.

© Robert de Flers et G. A. de Caillavet,
Paris; D: 15690, Apr. 23, 1909; 2c. Apr. 23,
1909. 1450

Anello (L') incantato. See Mago (II) delle
Alpi.

Anfang gut — alles gut! vaterlandisches volks-
stiick mit gesaug in 4 akten, von Gerhard
Preuss. musik von Max Roth. Berlin-Wilmers-
dorf, Felix Bloch erben, 1914. 86 p. 8°.
[Text only]

© 1 c. Oct. 22. 1914 ; D : 38585 ; Felix Bloch
erben, Berlin-Wilmersdorf, Germany. 1450a

Ange (Un); comedie en 3 actes, par A. Capus.
(L'lllustration theatrale, no 137, 22 Janvier
1910.)

© Jan. 22, 1910 ; 2 c. Apr. 2, 1910 ; D : 20869 ;
Alfred Capus, Paris. 1451

See also Theatre complet; [de] Alfred

Capus. t. 7.

Ange (li') du foyer; comedie en 3 actes, de
Gaston Armand de Caillavet et Robert de
Flers. Paris, Librairie theatrale, 1905. 2 p. 1.,
178 p. 12".

© G. A. de Caillavet and Robert de Flers,
Paris; D : 7164, July 28, 1905; 2 c. July 28,
1905. 1452

Ange (L') gardien; comedie en 3 actes, par A.
Picard. (L'lllustration theatrale, no. 139, 26
fevrier 1910.)

© Feb. 26, 1910 ; 2 c. Apr. 2, 1910 ; D : 20666 ;
Andre Picard, Paris. 1453

Angel; a comedietta in 1 act, by G. W. and
H. R. Walthew. Tjq^ewritten.

© George W. and Helene Ripley Walthew,
San Francisco; 1893:51141, Nov. 16; 2 c.
Apr. 23, 1894. 1454

Angel — Continued.

a comedy in 1 act, by M. H. Lindeman.

© M. H. Lindeman, New York ; 1899 : 2912,
Jan. 6; 1 c. Jan. 6; 1 c. Feb. 10. 1455

a drama in 3 acts, by L. Steffenone.

© Luigi Steffenone, New York ; 1893 : 3629,

Jan. 16.

1456

— musical farcical burlesque, written by I.
Witmark and Fred B. Hawkins, original music
by I. Witmark.

© Isidor Witmark, New York; 1892:7373,
Feb. 15. . 1457

play in 1 act, by C. F. Ivins. [1], [23] p.

4". Typewritten.

© 1 c. Dec. 23, 1913; D 35423; Clifford F.
Ivins, Red Bank, N. J. 1458

— romantic play in 4 acts, by E. J. Swartz.
© Edward J. Swartz, Philadelphia; 1882

1103, Jan. 21.

1459

Angel (An) among devils; a sensational melo-
drama in 5 acts and 9 scenes, by R. Baker
and J. A. Murphy.

© Richard Baker and James A. Murphy,
Rochester, N. Y. ; D : 9822, Jan. 21, 1907.

1460

Angel (The) and the ox; a di'ama, by J. A.
Preston. [63] p. 4". Typewritten.

© 1 c. May 23, 1910; D: 21122; John A.
Preston, Fort Wayne, Ind. 1461

Angel (The) and the prodigal; a drama in 4
acts, by W. V. Breyer. Typewritten.

© W. V. Breyer, North Platte, Neb. ; 1899 :
68737, Oct. 23; 2 c. Oct. 23. 1462

Angel (The) and the vampire.

© Charles Stewart Booth, New Orleans;
D : 10282, Apr. 5, 1907. 1463

Angel (An) bride; a dramatization of Marie
Corelli's novel Ardath, by H. T. Macrery.

© Henry Talbot Macrery, Brooklyn; 1896:
70213, Dec. 26. 1464

Angel (El) bueno; drama en 1 acto y en prosa,
de X. Cabello y Lnpiedra. Madrid, Sociedad
de autores espaiioles, 1909. 25 p. 12°.

© Nov. 18, 1909; 2 c. Nov. 19, 1909; D:
17455 ; Xavier Cabello y Lapiedra, Madrid.

1465

Angel girl; play in 1 act, by A. L. Bethel. [3],
13 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© 1 c. Feb. 23, 1911; D: 23425; Allan
Lewis Bethel, St. Louis. 1466

Angel (An) in disguise; vaudeville sketch in 1
act, by M. H. Pike.

© Manlev Herbert Pike, Augusta, Me. ; D :
7033, July 25, 1905. 1467

69

1467

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

1490

Angel (The) in tlie house; comedy in 3 acts, by
Eden Phillpotts and Basil MacDonald Hast-
ings. New York, S. French; London, S.
French, ltd. 96 p. 12".

© July 29, 1915; 1 c. Aug. 2, 1915; D:
41386; Samuel French, ltd., LoiTdon. 1467a

Angel Molly (of-the-dust-pan) ; comedy-drama
in 4 acts and 6 scenes, by F. S. Hughes. [6],
26 p. 4°. Typewritten.

(£) Frederic Sumner Hughes, Dobbs Ferry,
N. Y.; D:7145, Aug. 22, 1905; 2 c. Aug. 22,
1905. 1468

Angel (The) of deliverance; a drama of early
Puritan days, in 4 acts, by E. R. Hawkes.

© E. R. Hawkes, Uxbridge, Mass.; 1898:
48950, Aug. 20; 2 c. Sept. 8. 1469

Angel (The) of Devil's Gulch; by Richard E.
Harcourt [pseud, of by F. A. Paillou]. [20] p.
4°. Typewritten.

© 1 c. Oct. 30, 1911 ; D : 25676 ; F. A. Paillou,
St. Louis. 1470

Angel (The) of Lonesome Hill; by F. Landis.
12 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© 1 c. Dec. 23, 1910 ; D : 22906 ; Frederick
Landis, Logansport, Ind, 1471

Angel (An) of mercy; or. Saved by an enemy,
a romantic comedy-drama in 4 acts, by B. G.
Cross. [48] p. f. Typewritten.

© Belle Gold Cross, New York; D : 3321,
Apr. 21, 1903 ; 2 c. Apr. 21, 1903. 1472

Angel (The) of peace; or. The story of Vene-
zuela, a drama in 3 acts for schools and aca-
demies, by P. T. Carew. Newark, N. J., P. T.
Carew, 1896.

© Paul T. Carew, Newark, N. J.; 1896:
28669, May 11. 1473

Angel (The) of Piety flat; a romantic play in
4 acts, by E. J. Swartz.

© Edward J. Swartz, Philadelphia; 1S81 :
18196, Nov. 23. 1474

Angel of the fields; a romantic drama in 4 acts,

by W. H. Carson. [127] p. 4". Typewritten,

© William Henry Carson, New York; D:

6909, July 5, 1905 ; 2c. July 5, 1905. 1475

Angel (The) of the mines; play of the coal fields
in 4 acts, by Jean Barrymore. 71 p. f°. Type-
written.

© United amusement co., Erie, Pa.; D:
8523. May 14, 1906 ; 2c. June 29, 1906. 1476

Angel (The) of the poor.

© Julia Romaine Marks, New York ; D :
3768, July 29, 1903. 1477

original dramatic composition in 4 acts, by

Scott Marble. [2], 71 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 20, 1910 ; D : 22871 ; Rose Win-
niett, Brooklyn. 1478

Angel (The) of the trail; a drama of western
life in 3 acts, by H. Hall.

© Howard Hall, New York ; D : 13276, July
2, 1908. 1479

a 4 act drama, by H. Hall.

© Howard Hall, New York ; D : 11124, Aug.
6, 1907. 1480

Angel (The) of Trenton. See Hessian (A)

Angela; a play in 4 acts, adapted by A. Cuyas
and D. Ottolengui. New York.

© A. Cuyas and D. Ottolengui, United
States; 1875:973, Feb. 1. 1481

a play in 3 acts, by L. B. Wells. 110 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Leila Burton Wells, Redlands, Cal. ; D :
12366, Feb. 15, 1908 ; 2c. Feb. 15, 1908. 1482

•or, The triumph of love, a play in 5 acts,

tr. from the Spanish and arr. for the stage, ex-
pressly for Mary Anderson, by A. Cuyas and

D. Ottolengui. Washmgton, D. C, 1877.

© aiary Anderson, United States; 1877:
3422, jNIar. 21. 1483

Angela Teresa; an original comedy in 3 acts, by
George P. Bancroft. Typewritten.

© Arthur Bourehier, London ; 1897 : 45615,
Aug. 12 ; 2c. Aug. 12. 1484

Angela's substitute; farce in 3 acts, by P. A.
Hord. [41] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 1, 1912; D: 28903; Parker A.
Hord, Washington. 1485

Angele; a drama in 5 acts, tr. and adapted to
the American stage, by E. D. Price.
© E. D. Price, Detroit ; 1876 : 4286, Apr. 10.

1486

Angeles (Los) mandan; comedia Ifrica en un
prologo y 3 cuadros, original de Eduardo
Montesinos y Luis Linares Becerra, mfisica
del maestro Geronimo Gimenez. Madrid, So-
ciedad de autores espa Soles, 1912. 50 p. 12°.

© Dec. 5, 1912 ; 2c. Dec. 6, 1912 ; D : 31583 ;

E. Jlontesinos y L. Linares Becerra, Madrid.

1487

Angelic (The) devil; dramatic composition in
4 acts, by E. T. Gibson. 20 p. f". Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. July 26, 1909 ; D : 16354 ; Edward T.
Gibson, Brooklyn. 1488

Angelic (The) imp; a comedy in 3 acts founded
u])0u the Italian Na santarella, by Petrino B.
Mattia. [3], 105 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Petrino Mattia, Newark, N. J. ; D : 1720,
Apr. 10. 1902 ; 2c. Apr. 10, 1902. 1489

Angelic (The) Mr. Atwater; a sketch by H. F.
Bagg. 16 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Helen F. Bagg, Chicago; D : 11245, Aug.
27, 1907; 2c. Aug. 27, 1907. 1490

70

1491

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

1513

Ang'elica; romantic drama in 4 acts, by A. W.

Dubourg. New York, Robert Drummoud, 1S92.

© A. W. Dubourg, London; 1892:10652,

Mar. 9; 2c. Mar. 25. 1491

Ang'elina, the fairies' queen; by H. Blandamer.
{In Worcester west chronicle, Athol, Mass.,
.Tan. 2. 1902.)

I© H. Blandamer, North Dana. Mass.; D:
1166, Nov. 25, 1901 ; 2c. Jan. 4, 1902. 1492

Ang-eline and her motlier; play in 3 acts, by
Baruch Israeli. 90 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 17, 1911; D : 23677 ; B. Israeli,
Washington. 1493

Angelo; a drama in 5 acts, by L. J. Cella.

© Louis J. Cella, Denver ; ISSl : 16930, Oct.
31. 1494

Ang-elo, tyrant of Padua; drama in 5 acts, by
Victor Hugo, story in English and French by
Charles Alfred Byrne. 27 p. 8°.

© F. Eullman, New York ; D : 7666, Nov.
11, 1905 ; 2c. Dec. 12, 1905. 1495

Angels (The); or. Mortals of sacrifice, a ro-
mantic play in 3 acts, the principal incident
founded on his own dramatization of Dickens'
celebrated Tale of two cities, by J. Templeton.
© John Templeton, New York ; 1873 : 9846.
Sept. 2. 1496

Angels and devils; a drama in 4 acts, by S. H.
Speek.

© Samuel H. Speek, New York; D : 4.380,
Dec. 11, 1903. 1497

Angel's (The) brother.

© Charles Claiborne, New York; 1890:
20061, June 21. 1498

Angel's camp; a melodrama in 4 acts, by J.
Keane. [96] p. f°. Typewritten.

© James Keane, New York; D : 7606, Nov.
23, 1905; 2c. Nov. 23, 1905. 1499

Angel's (The) error; or, Zemach, the rabi's.

© Abrahm Goldknopf, New York; D: 12007,
Dec. 30, 1907. 1500

Angel's passion; by E. Eliscu. 27 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Edward Eliscu, New York ; D : 5609, Oct.
6, 1904; 2c. Oct. 6, 1904. 1501

Angel's (An) sin; a drama in 1 act, by A. H.
Laidlaw, jr.

© Alex. H. Laidlaw, jr., New York; 1894:
50619, Oct. 30 ; 2c. Oct. 30. 1502

Angel's (An) visit; by William Lincoln Balch.

© Theodor L. Sussmann, Boston ; D : 5289.
July 13, 1904. 1503

Angelus (The)

© Edmund V. Phelan, Lynn, Mass. ; D : 499,
May 22, 1901. 1504

Same. Typewritten.

© Lawrence Russell. Hartington, Neb.; 1900
A : 6840, Mar. 14 ; 2c. Mar. 14. 1505

a drama in 5 acts, by F. B. Devereux and

J. C. Ver Planck.

© F. Bohun Devereux and J. Campbell Ver
Planck, United States ; 1881 : 11489, July 25.

1506

a dramatic composition in 3 acts, by F.

Owen. 44 p. f. Typewritten.

© Francis Owen, Reading, Pa. ; D : 8646,
June 5, 1906; 2c. June 5, 1906. 1507

an opera in a prologue and 4 acts, by Wil-

frid Thornely. London, G. Ricordi & co., 1908.
38 p. 8".

© G. Ricordi & co., London ; D : 14456, Dec.
4, 1908; 2c. Dec. 5, 1908. 1508

— play in 1 act, by B. C. Mason. [2], 23 p.
4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 11, 1912 ; D : 31679 ; Ben C. Ma-
son, Washington. 1509

• play in 3 acts, by N. Twomey. [119] p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 31. 1911 ; D : 23231 ; Neil Twomey,
Dorchester, Mass. 1510

story of the Canadian woods in 1 act, by

W. Montague. 8 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 25, 1912 ; D : 29491 ; Walter Mon-
tague, San Francisco. 1511

— '■ — or. The power of the cross, dramatic play
in prologue and 4 acts, by N. L. Waelchli.
[1], 53 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 14, 1914; D : 37564 ; Noah Louis
Waelchli, Allentown, Pa. 1511a

Anges (Les) gardiens; comgdie en 4 actes, tiree
du romnn de Marcel Prevost, par J. -J. Frappa
et H. Dupuy-Mazuel. 44 p. (Supplement
gratuit au no. 2966 du Monde illustrg, 31 Jan-
vier 1914.)

© Jan. 31, 1914; 2c. Feb. 17. 1914; D:
36044; Jean-Jose Frappa and Henry Dupuy-
Mazuel, Paris. 1511b

Angie, the country girl; a comedy in 4 acts,
adopted from An unequal match, by M. Gib-
ney.

© Morgan Gibney, Chicago; 1899:20.383,
Mar. 20; 2c. Mar. 24. 1512

Angiolina of the garden; or. The romantic
Romany, a musical farcical comedy in 2 acts,
book and lyrics by C. Vredenburg. 99 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Clarence Vredenburg, Chicago; D : 6707,
May 22, 1905; 2c. May 22, 1905. 1513

71

1514

DEAMATIC COMPOSITIOTTS

1533

Ang-lais (L') en une lecon; vaurleville en 1 acte
[par] P. Lamarche. Paris, Librairie theatrale,
1904. 30 p. 8°.

© Pierre Lamarche, Paris; D : 5329, July
23, 1904; 2c. July 23, 1904. 1514

Ang'lais (L') tel qu'on le parle; vaudeville en 1
acte, [par] Tristan Bernard. Paris, Librairie
theatrale, 1900. 39 p. 12".

© T. Bernard, France ; 1900 A : 703, Jan. 8 ;
2c. Jan. 8. 1515

Anglers (The); play in 4 acts, by G. W. Crane.

© George W. Crane, New York; 1891:

26315, July 23. 1516

Anglo-American (An) alliance; a comedy in 2
acts, by P. K. Clarke.

© Proctor K. Clarke, Albany, Tex.; D:
5667, Oct. 20, 1904. 1517

Anglo-American (An) eugenic alliance; play
in 1 act, by S. C. Loring. 17 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Apr. 26, 1915; D: 40472; Sylvester
Chouteau Loring, San Francisco. 1517a

Angoisse (L'); piece en 3 actes, par F. de Nion.
20 p. 4", (Supplement an Monde illustr^, 20
niai 1911.)

© May 20, 1911; 2c. June 10, 1911; D:
24448; Frangois de Nion, Paris. 1518

Angora (The) cat; comedy in 4 acts, by Jacinto
Benavente. adapted from the Spanish by
Frank Ros and Wm. Dunn. [120] p. 4°. Ms.

© Ic. Sept. 22, 1911; D: 25291; W. Dunn
Ros and Frank Ros, Toronto, Canada. 1519

AngrifE (Der); schauspiel in 3 akten, von Henri
Bernstein, deutsch von Paul Block. Wien,
Comoedia, 1912. 124 p. 12°.

© Ic. Feb. 24, 1913; D: 32594; Comoedia.
Vienna. 1520

Angst (Die) vor der ehe; operette in 3 akten.
von Erich Urban und Louis Tauf stein, musik
von N. C. von Reznicek. Berlin, Biihnen-
verlag Ahn & Simrock, g. m. b. h., 1914.
79 p. 8°.

© Ic. June 8, 1914; D: 37256; Buhnenver-
lag Ahn & Simrock, g. m. b. h., Berlin. 1520a

Anheuser (The) push; a musical comedy in 3
acts, by Lee Johnson and Will Carleton. [82]
p. f". Typewritten.

© John Donigan. San Fi'ancisco; D:7041,
July 27, 1905 ; 2c. July 27, 1905. 1521

Animal (The) bandits in the great train rob-
bery. H p. 4". Typewritten.

© Edmund Martin, Chicago; D : 15443, Mar.
25, 1909; 3'j. Mar. 25, 1909, Ic. Apr. 15, 1909.

1522

Animal convention; or, The barnyard protest,
novel and humorous sketch for young folks,
by Chas. Noel Douglas. New York, Chicago,
[etc.] M. Witmark & sons, 1905. 15 p. 16°,

© M. Witmark & sons. New York; D : 7715,
Dec. 14, 1905 ; 2c. Dec. 14, 1905. 1523

Animals (The)

© Max Ehrmann, Terra Haute, lud. ; D:
• 1846, INIay 7, 1902. 1524

Animated (An) Apollo; 1 act dramatic compo-
sition, by F. J. Beaman. 7 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Fred J. Beaman, Jackson, Mich. ; D : 7373,
Oct. 9, 19U5; 2c. Oct. 9, 1905. 1525

Animated (The) minstrels of fame; by A. A.
Ducheman and M. Bovin.

© Alexander A. Ducheman and Maurice
Bovin, New York; D : 10S6, Nov. 11, 1901.

1526

Anita; dramatic sketch with music, by R. Ber-
liner. 10 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 8, 1914 ; D : 37778 ; Rudolph Ber-
liner, Chicago. 1526a

Anita la risueiia; zarzuela comico en 2 actos,
de Serafin y Joaquin Alvarez Quintero, mfisica
de Amadeo Vives. [Madrid] Sociedad de
autores espauoles, 1912. 75 p. 12°.

© Dec. 5, 1912 ; 2c. Dec. 6, 1912 ; D : 31596 ;
S. y J. Alvarez Quintero, Madrid. 1527

Anita, the gypsy queen; a musical romance, by
lone L. Baker.

© I. L. Baker, Cleveland; D : 9553, Nov.
30, 1906. 1528

Anita's trial; or. Our girls in camp, a comedy
in 3 acts for female characters only, by Esther
B. Tiffany. Boston, W. H. Baker & co., 1889.

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston; 1889:
2568, Jan. 21 ; 2c. Feb. 1. 1529

Anitra; love story in 3 acts, by H. C. Colwell.
[89] p. 4°. Typewritten,

© Ic. Sept. 8, 1913; D : 34347 ; Henry Clif-
ford Colwell, Kittanuing, Pa. 1530

Anklet (The); by T. F. Langan. 11 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. June 2, 1911 ; D : 24385 ; Thomas Fran-
cis Langan, Chicago. 1531

farce comedy in 1 act, by L. A. Witchie and

F. A. Harding. 13 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 2, 1912; D: 31021; Lelia A.
Witchie and Fred A. Harding, Chicago. 1532

Ann. 80 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Alex. Campbell and Wm. P. Koonsman,
Pittsburgh; D : 12524, Mar. 12, 1908; 2c. Dec.
18, 1908. 1533

72

1533a

COPYKIGHTED IK THE UNITED STATES

1554

Ann — Continued.

comedy in 3 acts, by D. Pascal, dramatized

from tlie story of the same name, by Edgar
Jepson. [1], 111 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 23, 1914; D:36S15; David Pas
cal, New Yorl^. 1533a

by Lecbmere Worrall. New York, S.

French ; Loudon, S. French, ltd. 89 p. 12°.

© May 13, 1913 ; 2c. May 16, 1913 ; D : 33230 ;
Samuel French, ltd., London. 1534

Ann La Mont.

© Paul Armstrong, New York ; D : 7739.
Dec. 20, 1905. 1535

Ann Martin's folly; epilogue, by W. A. Bough-
ton. 5 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 16, 1914 ; D : 39106 ; Willis Arnold
Boughton, Cambridge, Mass. 1535a

play in prologue and 2 acts, by W. A. Bough-
ton. [2], 64 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 1, 1914 ; D : 37445 ; Willis Arnold
Boughton, Cambridge, Mass. 1535b

Ann of Harlem; comedy of 3 acts, by T. Barry.
[1121 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 27, 1913 ; D : 34841 ; Tom Barry,
New York. 1536

Anna and the Arch Duke John; a comedy in 3
acts, by L. K. Anspacher. i°. Typewritten.

© Louis Kaufman Anspacher, New York;
D : 6904, June 27, 1905 ; 2c. June 27, 1905.

1537

Anna Barenthin; drama in 3 akten, von Otto
Krille. Berlin, J. Sassenbach, 1911. 110 p.
12».

© Nov. 6, 1911 ; 2c. Dec. 15, 1911 ; D : 26027 ;
Johann Sassenbach, Berlin. 1538

Anna Boleyn; drama in 3 akten, von Hjalmar
Meidell, autorisierte iibersetzung aus dem nor-
wegischen von dr. John Josephsohn, Berlin,
Oesterheld & co., 1912. 99 p. 16°.

© Ic. Mar. 3, 1913 ; D : 33045 ; Oesterheld &
CO., verlag, Berlin. 1539

See also Anne Boleyn.

Anna d'Alengon; a tragedy, by J. L. Younlg.

© James L. Young, San Francisco; 1892:
34229, Aug. 19. 1540

Anna Howard's secret; a drama in 6 acts, do-
mestic play, composed and written by C.
Sharpe. Saratoga Springs, N. Y.

© Catherine Sharpe, Saratoga Springs, N.
Y. ; 1894 : 8582, Feb. 5. 1541

Anna Karenina; a drama in 4 acts, adapted
from the Russian of Count Tolstoi by S. Car-
penter.

© Sarah Carpenter, New York; D : 3005,
Feb. 17, 1903. 1542

Anna Karenina — Continued.

a modern drama in 4 acts, dramatized from

Count Tolstoi's famous book by A. Stannard.

f. Typewritten.
© Anna Stannard, New York ; D : 7659, Dec.

5, 1905; 2c. Dec. 5, 1905. 1543

play in 5 acts, by A. E. Lancaster.

© A. E. Lancaster and Henry D. Grahame,
New York; D : 63M, Mar. 29, 1905. 1544

See also Path (The) of thorns. — Ven-
geance is mine.

Anna Karenine; a dramatization of Lyoff N.
Tolstoi's book of same name.' 71 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Margaret S. Parr, Philadelphia ; D : 7135,
Aug. 19, 1905; 2c. Aug. 14, 1905. 1545

piece en 5 actes et 7 tableaux, d'apres le

roman de Tolstoi, par E. Guiraud. Paris,
Impr. de I'lUustratiou [1007] 85 p. 12°.

© Edmoud Guiraud, Paris; D : 9978, Feb.
18, 1907; 2c. Feb. 18, 1907. 1546

Anna, the anarchist's daughter; a melodrama
in 4 acts and 6 scenes, by L. C. Ling and J. F.
Cremer.

© Louis C. Ling and Jack F. Cremer, De-
troit ; D : 11544, Oct, 17, 1907. 1547

Annapolis. 99 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Joseph L. Valentini, Baltimore; D: 11662,
Nov. 5, 1907; 2c. Nov. 21, 1907. 1548

Anne. 4°. Typewritten.

© Katharine Baker,. Lewisburg, Pa
5180, June 15, 1904 ; 2c. June 15, 1904.

comedy in 3 acts, by L. Worrall. 78 p

; D:
1549

4°.

Typewritten.

.© Ic. Dec. 15, 1911; D:2S004;
Worrall, Bristol, England.

— play in 4 acts, by Edwin Slocum.
© Jan. 24, 1911 ; 2c. Jan. 26, 1911 ;

Lechmere
1550

59 p. 8°.
D : 24466 ;
1551

June Durnell Slocum, Philadelphia.

Anne Boleyn; a tragedy in 5 acts, by D. T. Cal-
lahan.

© D. T. Callahan, San Francisco; 1899:
29629, May 1. 1552

a tragedy in 3 acts and an epilogue, by J.

Stone. [87] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 26, 1912; D: 29177; John Stone,
Cambridge, Mass. 1553

or, A crown of thorns, a tragedy by A. E.

Dickinson.

© Anna E. Dickinson, New York; in re-
newal for 14 years from Mar. 25, 1904; D:
4566, Jan. 29, 1904. 1554

See also Anna Boleyn. — Crown (A) of

thorns. — Plays and poems; by G. H. Boker.
Anne of Austria. See Secret (The) despatch.

73

1555

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

1576

Anne of old Salem; a drama in 3 acts, by Clara
Burbank Batchelder. Cbicago aud New York,
Tlie dranjatic pub. co,, 1906. 41 p. 12".

© Dramatic pub. cc. Chicago; D: 9295, Oct.
23, 1906 ; 2c. Oct. 24, 1906. 1555

Anne Strong-; or, The shadow of yesterday,
a play in 4 acts, by II. B. Osborne. 71 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Hubert Benjamin Osborne, Kingston,
Canada; D : 1427S, Kov. 13, 1908; 2c. Nov. 13,
190S. 1556

Anneau (L') d'argent; a play in 1 act, 1 scene,
4 characters, by E. Willard, Typewritten.

© Edward Willard, New York; D : 530. May
31, 1901 ; Ic. May 31, 1901 ; Ic. July 6, 1901.

1557

Annette; a melodrama in 5 acts, by M. R. Per-
kins. Typewritten.

© Mary R. Perkins, New York ; 1890 : 4607.
Feb. 6; 2c. Feb. 28. 1558

the book by J. Pardee-Clark. 35 p. 4".

Typewritten.

© Jean Pardee-Clark. New Haven; D:
14951, Jan. 30, 1909; 2c. Feb. 6, 1909. 1559

Annette, the dancing' girl; an emotional drama
in 4 acts, by U. R. Akerstrom.

© Ullie R. Akerstrom, United States; 1883:
11421, June 22. 1560

6 acts.

Anniversary (The); a comedy in 3 acts, by
J. Lipman. Indianapolis.

© John Lipman, Indianapolis; 1888:22270.
Aug. 2. 1565

a drama in 1 act, by A. M. Fox and Her-

© Ullie Akerstrom, United States; 1886:
4989, Mar. 1. 1561

Annie from Massachusetts. See Ranch 10.

Annie Hart's rough riders; a burle.sque in 3
scenes, by H. Blocksom and C. E. Grapewin.
© Harry Blocksom and Chas. E. Grape-
win, New York ; 1S9S : 44290, July 25. 1562

Annie Hart's Yankee Doodle girls; burlesque
in 3 scenes, by H. Blocksom and C. E. Grape-
win.

© Harry Blocksom and Chas. E. Grapewin,
New York ; 1898 : 44297, July 25. 1563

Annie Laurie; comedy drama in 4 acts, by Ed-
ward E. Rose. [1], 126 p. 4". Typewritten.
© Ic. Aug. 21, 1914; D : 37913 ; Ed. W.
Rowland and Edwin Clifford, Chicago. 1563a

a romantic drama in 3 acts. 60 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© M. Douglas Flattery. Boston; D : 3810,
Aug. 8, 1903; 2c. Dec. 20, 1904. 1564

Scotch comedy in 3 acts, by J. H. Heron.

125 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 13, 1915; D: 40349; James H.
Heron, Brooklyn. 15()4a

man Devries. 16 p. 16°. Printed.

© Ancella M. Fox. Chicago ; D : 14262, Nov.
. 11, 1908; 2c. Nov. 3, 1908. 1566

Anno dazumal; ein deutscher schwank in 3
aufziigen, von Carlot Gottfrid Reuling.

© Eduard Bloch, Berlin ; 1898 : 68, Jan. 3 ;
2c. Feb. 4. 1567

Anno Domini. See A. D.

Anno Domini 2,000, a mystery; a play in 2
acts, by S. Morse.

© Salmi Morse, United States ; 1878 : 10084,
Sept. 2. 1568

Anno 48; posse mit gesaug in 3 aufziigen, von
Benno Rauclienegger und Konrad Dreher.
Miinchen, Rubinverlng [1902] 78 p. 16".

© Rubinverlag, Munich; D : 1299, Jan. 16.
1902; 2c. Apr. 5, 1902. 1569

Anno 1992; comic opera in 3 acts, book and
lyrics by H. G. Hawn. 4". Typewritten.

© Henry Gaines Hawn, Brooklyn ; D : 5825.
Nov. 17, 1904; 2c. Feb. 4, 1905. 1570

Annual picnic of the Muggsville Sunday-
school; by Orrie W. Gleason. Boston, W. H.
Baker & co. [1906] 22 p. 12°.

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston ; D : 9401,
Nov. 8, 1906 ; 2c. Dec. 17, 1906. 1571

Anointed (The); drama in 4 acts, by C. Skin-
ner. 110 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 5, 1910; D: 22732; Constance
Skinner, Chicago. 1572

Anonymous; a drama in 3 acts, from the Ger-
man of Felix Philippi, adapted by E. Howard.
© Emily Howard, St. Louis; 1899:16143,
Mar. 1. 1573

or. Love, 3 act dramatic comedy of home

life, by M. Keene. plot suggested by A. Ross.
3 V. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 23, 1912 ; D : 29757 ; Mattie Keene
and Aaron Ross, New York. 1574

Anonymous (The) kiss; a vaudeville, by John
A. Woodward. Boston, C. H. Spencer, agent.
(Spencer's universal stage, no. 64.)

© Charles H. Spencer, Boston; 1871:9411,
Oct. 7 ; 2c. Oct. 7. 1575

Anonymous (An) letter; a comedietta in 1 act,
by E. Golden. 1S95.

© Echard Golden, New York; 1895:61094,
Dec. 4. 1576

74

1577

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

1596

Anoranzas; comedia en 3 actos y en prosa, origi-
nal de M. Linares Rivas. Madrid, R. Velasco,
impresor, 1907. 78 p. 8°. (On cover : Madrid,
Sociedad de autores espailoles, 1907.)

© Manuel Linares Rivas, Madrid ; D : 10544,
May 11, 1907 ; 2c. May 11, 1907. 1577

Another Cyrus; a farce, by W. W. Tufts.

<c) William Wliitteraore Tufts, Arlington,
Mass. ; 1897 : 70&47, Dec. 16 ; 2c. Dec. 22.

1578
See also Craven.

Another man's shoes; a comedy drama in a
prologue and 4 acts, by J. Harrison. Type-
written.

© John Harrison, Philadelphia; 1891:
12873, Apr. 9 ; 2c. June 10. 1579

Another man's treasure; a drama in 4 acts, by
L. J. L. Stilwell. 62 p. f. Typewritten.

© Laura Jean Libbey-Stilwell, Brooklyn;
D : 12041, Jan. 3, 1908 ; 2c. Jan. 3, 1908.

1530

Another man's wife; original play in 4 acts, by
Jennie Holman. 41 p. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 24, 1910 ; D : 20013 ; Jennie Hol-
man Krause. New Ibei'ia, La. 1581

or. The life that kills, a melodrama in 4

acts, by Fessler and Rae. 4°. Typewritten.

© Walter Fessler, New York ; D : 6093, Jan.
19, 1905; 2c. Jan. 30, 1905. 1582

See also Laug-hiug gas.

Another pair of socks; farce in 1 act, by L. R.
Stanwood. 17 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 12, 1911; D : 25209 ; Louie R.
Stanwood, Manchester, Mass. 1583

Another point of view. See Monologues.

Another side of life; comedy dramatic sketch in
1 act, by C. Hill. [12] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 3, 1913; D: 34306; Christine
Hill, Los Angeles. 1584

Another story of Waterloo; a play in 1 act, by
A. M. Irving.

© A. M. Irving, Toronto, Canada ; 1896 :
2533, Jan. 6. 1585

Another unfortunate. See All for gold.

Another way; a play in 4 acts, by E. Walter,

© Eugene Walter, United States ; D : 15249,
Mar. 5, 1909. 1586

play in 1 act, by P. M. Barker. 29 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. July 1, 1915; D: 41140; Perceval M.
Barker, New York. 1586a

Another woman's honor,
silence.

See Price (The) of

Anse (L') du panier. See On frappe les trois
coups.

Anselma; a drama in 6 acts, adapted from the

French of Yictorien Sardou, by L. Richardson.

© Leander Richardson, New York; 1885:

23157, Nov. 5. 1587

Anselo. the gypsy nobleman; a drama and
libretto.

© A. B. Williams, Springfield, Mass.; 1890:
14722, May 3. 1588

Ansturm (Der); schauspiel in 3 akten, von
Henri Bernstein, deutsch 'von Paul Block.
Wein-Berlin, Comoedla, 1912. 124 p. 12°.

© Ic. July 25, 1912; D: 30346; Comoedia,
Vienna. 1589

Answer (The); 1 act play, by Francis Owen.
[3], 12 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 6, 1913 ; D : 31883 ; Elsie Minet,
Chicago. 1590

See also In the sacristy.

Answer (The) of the Sphinx; play in 3 acts, by
M. W. Abbott. [97] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 11, 1912 ; D : 29942 ; Mary Win-
chester Abbott, New York. 1591

Answer (An) to a musical ad. 7 p. 8". Type-
written.

© Julius Steiner, New York ; D : 4393, Dec.
14, 1903; 2c. Dec. 7, 1903. 1592

Answer (The) to a prayer; a play in 1 act, by
E. T. Hyde.

© Ezra T. Hyde, Paris, Id. ; D : 14562, Dec.
17, 1908. 1593

Answered. 19 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Thomas J. Gaffney. Albany; D : 9845, Jan.
24, 1907 ; 2c. Jan. 24, 1907. 1594

allegory in 1 act and 2 scenes, by Agnes

Armstrong. 18 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 5, 1915; D: 41022; Agnes R.
Bird, Portland, Me. 1594a

Answering the phone; a farce, by Elizabeth F.
Guptill. New York, Chicago, Tullar-Meredith
CO.. 1915. 7 p. 8".

© Sept. 28, 1914; 2c. and aff. June 26, 1915;
A : 406455 ; Tullar-Meredith co.. New York.

1594b

Antagonist (The); in 4 acts, by F. Grahame.
[2], 44 p. f. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 1, 1910; D: 21706; Ferdinand
Grabame, Erie, Pa, 1595

Ante el juez; diSlogo en verso original, de A.
Fernandez Arreo. Madrid, R. Velasco. 8 p.
12°.

© Nov. 18, 1909 ; 2c. Nov. 19, 1909 ; D : 17486 ;
Antonio Fernandez Arreo, Madrid. 1596

75

1597

DEAMATTC COMFOSITIONS

1617

Antediluvia; study in 1 act, by G. E. Mnrdock.
[4], 13 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 28, 1913 ; D : 35175 ; Gilbert Ed-
ward Murdock, Los Angeles. 1597

Antelope (The); a new and original musical
comedy in 3 acts, book and lyrics by Adrian
Ross, music Hugo Felix. London. Chappell &
CO., ltd., 190S. 30 p. 8°. [Text only]

© Chappell & CO., ltd., London; D : 14418,
Nov. 30, 1908; 2c. Nov. 30, 1908. 1598

Antelope Valley. 4°. Typewritten.

© John W. Colegrove, West Somerville,
Mass.; D : 4805, Mar. 29, 1904; 2c. Apr. 6,
1904. 1599

Anthonie and Cleopatra (The trag-edie of); by
William Shakespeare, ed. with notes, introduc-
tion, glossary, list of variorum readings and
selected criticism by Charlotte Porter and
Helen A. Clarke. [First folio ed.] New York,
T. Y. Crowell & co. [1909] 4 p. 1., vii-xxv,
284 p. front, (port.) 1G°.

© Nov. 1, 1909 ; 2c. Nov. 2, 1909 ; A : 251241 ;
Thomas Y. Crowell & co., New York. 1600

ed. by Horace Howard Furness. Philadel-
phia [etc.] J. B. Lippincott company. 1907.
XX p., 1 1., 614 p. 8°. (New variorum edition
of Shakespeare, v. 15)

© H. H. Funiess, Wallingford. Pa.; A:
185612, Aug. 29, 1907; 2c. Aug. 31, 1907. 1601

See also Antony and Cleopatra. — Shakes-

peare's works.

Anthony and Cleopatre down side up; a dra-
matic composition in 1 act, by A. Hoffman.
39 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Aaron Hoffman, New York ; D : 14918,
Jan. 28, 1909 ; 2c. Jan. 28, 1909. 1602

Anthracite (An) romance; by M. Harcourt.
50 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Marshall Harcourt, New York; D : 2269,
Aug. 25, 1902; 2c. Sept. 13, 1902. 1603

Anti-aunts; comedy in 3 acts, by Edith M. Bur-
rows. New York, J. Fischer & bro. 27 p. 12°.
(Fischer's edition, Plays for young people,
no. 3736.)

© Dec. 22, 1913 ; 2c. Dec. 26, 1913 ; D : 35435 ;
J. Fischer & bro.. New York. 1604

Anti-hypnotism; play in 1 act. by F. W. Camp-
bell. [9] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 13, 1912; D : 29092 ; Florence W.
Campbell, New York. 1605

Anti-matrimony; satirical comedy, by Percy
MacKaye. New York, F. A. Stokes co. [8]
p. 1., 160 p. 12°.

© Nov. 25. 1910; 2c. Nov. 28, 1910; D:
22732; Frederick A. Stokes co.. New York.

1606

Anti-newoman (The) war; by E. H. Johnston.

© Eleanor H. Johnston, Philadelphia ;

1S96: 8766, Feb. 6; 2c. Feb. 6. 1607

Anti-Semiten (Die); ein zeitgemiilde in 3 aufzii-
gen, vou S. Stark.

© S. Stark, New York ; 1894 : 555G9, Nov.
28. 1608

Antichrist; by J. O. Gray. 68 p. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 11. 1909; D: 17398; James Or-
mau Gray, Vancouver, B. C. 1609

play in 5 acts, by J. O. Gray, v, 106 p.

16°. Printed.

© Ic. Sept. 12, 1910; D: 22264; James Or-
man Gray, Vancouver, B. O. 1610

a play in 4 acts, by T. J. Behymer.

© T. J. Behymer, Chicago; 1895:20663,
Apr. 15. 1611

Antick (The) See Yankee fantasies.

Anticlimax; musical sketch in 1 scream, by
O. A. Hauerbach and Beatrice McKenzie.
13 p. 27°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 16, 1909; D: 16806; O. A.
Hauerbach, New York. 1612

Antics; a musical fai'ce, by J. B. Everham.

© J. B. Everham, Chicago ; 1879 : 6904, May
23. 1613

Antidote (The); unusual playlet, by P. Dun-
ning and Eugene Powers. 12 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Apr. 5, 1915; D: 40273; Philip Dim-
ning. New York. 1613a

Antietam; or, The spy of South Mountain, a
military drama of the late civil war, in 5
acts and 7 tableaux, by E. Barbour.

© Edwin Barbour, Nevada, la. ; 1879 : 6725,
May 19. 1614

Antig'one; a tragedy, by Sophocles, for five
males and three females. New York, E. S.
Werner, 1892.

© Edgar S. Werner, New York; 1892:
15399, Apr. 7; 2c. May 10. 1615

a tragedy taken from the Greek of Sopho-
cles. English version by Elizabeth Beall Ginty.
New York, F. RuUman.

© F. Rullman, New York; 1894:18304, Apr.
7; 2c. M.'.y 21. 1616

See also Three comedies.

Antigone of Sophocles; tr. into English verse,
by Joseph Edward Harry. Cincinnati. The
Robert Clarke company, 1911. 69 p. 8°.

© Feb. 21, 1911; 2c. Feb. 23. 1911; A:
280994; Robert Clarke co., Cincinnati. 1617

76

1618

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

1642

Antinous; opera in 4 acts and 5 scenes, by G. E.
Murdock. [49] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 5, 1913 ; D : 34391 ; Gilbert Ed-
ward Murdock, Los Angeles. 1618

Antiope; a grand spectacular spectacle, by B.

Kir.ilfy. Chicago, Jeffery printing co., 18S8.

© Bolossy Kiralfy, United States; 18S9 :

35. Jan. 2. 1619

Antipodes; or. The diamond wedding, drama
in 5 acts.

© H. L. Pickersgill, New York ; 1SS2 : 6130,
Apr. 18. 1620

■ See also Representative English comedies.

Antiquar (Der) See Panspiele.

Antique (An) warming pan; a 4 act comedy,
by T. W. Wbarmby. f". Typewritten.

© Thomas Washington Wbarmby, New
York ; D : 847, Sept. 7, 1901 ; 2c. Dec. 3, 1901.

1621

Antiquitarian (The): a comic opera in 3 acts,
by Le Mar Darome. 4°. Tyiiewritten.

© Maude Estelle Doane, Brooklyn; D:
8417, Apr. 25, 1906 ; 2c. Aug. 13, 1906. 1622

Antiseptic (The); short play, by Paul Tresize
[pseud, of S. F. Whitman] [2], 22 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. May 27. 1913; D: 33347; Stephen
French Whitman, New York. 1623

Antiseptic (An) baby; play in 1 act, by E. S.
Van Zile. [3], 20 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 6, 1910; D: 22229; Edward S.
Yan Zile, New York. 1624

Antoine; a drama in 5 acts, tr. for the sole use
of F. C. Bangs.

© F. C. Bangs, United States; 1878:5905,
May 16. 1625

Antoinette; a comedy drama in 3 acts, by N.
Ruthveu, adapted from Georges Ohnet's La
grande marniere.

© Noel Ruthven, New York; 1886:3613,
Feb. 11. 1626

a play in 5 acts, by B, Israeli. 86 -p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Baruch Israeli, Washington ; D : 15947,
May 24, 19U9 ; 2c. May 24, 1909. 1627

or, A woman of the people, a drama in 5

acts, adapted from the German, by G. Kron-
miller, jr.

© George Kronmiller, jr., Baltimore; 1871:
11704, Dec. 11. 1628

Antoinette Rigaud; an emotional drama in 3
acts, tr. and adapted from the French, by J.
H. Ligon.

© Junius H. Ligon, New Harmony, Ind. ;
1SS6 : 7147, Mar. 27. 1629

Antoinette Sabrier; pi^ce en 3 actes, de R. Coo-

lus [pseud, of R. C. Weill] 1 p. 1., 65 p. 12°.

© Romnin Coolus, Paris; D : 4277, Nov. 21,

1903; 2c. Nov. 21, 1903. 1630

Antone and Isabel; comedy in 5 acts, by P.
Barth. [3], 132 p. f. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 5, 1912 ; D : 31049 ; Peter Barth,
San Francisco. 1631

Antoneo Maceo; a romantic drama in 4 acts,
by F. M. Franklin.

© Frank Milton Franklin, New York; 1897:
29639, May 15. 1632

Antonina; a drama in 4 acts, by M. C. Wilson.
© Marian Calvert Wilson, Los Angeles; D:
10474, May 2, 1907. 1633
or. The fall of Rome, a 5 act drama found-
ed on Wilkie Collins' novel, by M. G. Wilson.
© Marian G. Wilson, United States; 1887:
28219, Oct. 31. 1634

Antonio Carmona, a Spaniard; a drama, by J.
P. Scott.

© J. Percy Scott, Pittsburgh; 1888:35870,
Dec. 17. 1635

Antonio Maceo, hrdina Kubansky; a dramatic
story of present time.

© Josef V. Matejka, Chicago; 1897:3313,
Jan. 6. 1636

Antony; the Bernhardt ed., tr. by Frederick A.
Schwab.
© F. Rullman, New York ; 1880 : 16257, Oct.

26 ; 2c. Nov. 6.

1637

Antony and Cleopatra; by William Shakespeare,
arr. for acting by K. Bellew. New York,
Charles D. Koppel. 52 p. front, (port.) 8°.
© Kvrle Bellew, United States; 1889:6166,
Feb. 22 ; 2c. Feb. 22. 1638
Same. New York, International art pub-
lishing company.

© Kyrle Bellew, United States ; 1889 : 12939,
Apr. 27. 1639

■with an introduction by W. J. Rolfe,

and 17 illustrations by Paul Avril. New York,
Duprat & CO., 1891. xxii, [0], 196 p. front,
illus. 4°.

© Duprat & CO., New York; 1890:42.315,
Dec. 31 ; 2c. June 10, 1891. 1640

ed. by George Wyllys Benedict. New York,

The Macmillan company, 1913. xxii, 187 p.
front. 16°. (The Tudor Shakespeare)

© Oct. 15, 1913; 2c. Oct. 16, 1913; A:
3.54799; Macmillan co., New York. 1641

— ed. with notes by William J. Rolfe. Har-
per's library ed. New York and London, Har-
per v^ brothers, 1898. 224 p. front., illus. 12°.
(Shakespeare's complete works, v. 15)

© Harper & bros.. New York ; 1898 : 26440,
Apr. 28; 2c. Jan. 13, 1899. 1642

77

1643

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

1661

Antony and Cleopatra — Continued.

with a special introduction, by Sidney Lee

and an original fronlispiece by J. H. h\ Bacon.
[The University press Shakespeare. Renais-
sance ed.] New York, George D. Sproul, 190S.
liii, 187 p. front. 4°. (The complete works
of William Shakespeare, with annotations and
a general introduction by Sidney Lee. v. 3G)
© Lniverslty press, Cambridge, Mass. : A :
222389, Nov. 14, 1908 ; 2c. Nov. IG, 1908. 1643

(Shakespeare's); with Introduction and

notes by Margaret A. Eaton. Boston, New
York [etc.] Educational publishing company
[1908] 171 p. 16°. (Oucorer: Classic library)
(c) Educational pub. co., Boston; A: 200121,
Feb. 26, 1908 ; 2c. June 28, 1909. 1644

with introduction and notes, explana-

tory and critical, by II. N. Hudson. Boston,
Ginn & Heath. ISSl. 224 p. 16°. (Annotated
English classics)

© Henry N. Hudson, Boston; 1881:7030,
May 7 ; 2c. May 25. 1645

— Same. Boston, New York [etc.] Ginn &
company [1909] 224 p. 16°.

© Kate W. Hudson, Cambridge, Mass., In
renewal for 14 years from May 7, 1909; A:
229453, Jan. 29, 1909; 2c. Jan. 30, 1909. 1646

— (Shakespeare's tragedy of); ed. with notes
by William J. liolfe. New York, Harper &
brothers. 1881. 222 p. front, illus. 16°.

© Harper & bros., New York ; 1881 : 10842.
July 13 ; 2c. Nov. 14. 1647

— Same.

© by William J. Rolfe, Cambridge, Mass.,
as editor, in renewal for 28 years. Renewal
no. 15, July 12, 1909. Original entry, July 13,
1881, no. 10842. 1648

— Same. New York. Cincinnati [etc.] Amer-
ican book company [1904] 295 p. incl. front.,
illus. 16°.

© W'illiam J. Rolfe, Cambridge, Mass.; A:
98366, Oct. 6, 1904 ; 2c. Nov. 23, 1904. 1649

/?ec alfio Anthonie and Cleopatra. —

Shakespeare's works.

Antony and Cleopatra pursued; burlesque in 1
act. by W. B. Wright. [1], 6 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Ic. .Afar. 17. 1911; D: 23679; Willard B.
Wright, Philadelphia. 1650

Antorcha (La) de Himeneo; humorada en 1
acto, dlvidido en 5 cuadros, en prosa, original
di R. Asenio Mt'is y F. de Torres, miisica del
maestro Geronimo Gimenez. Madrid [Socie-
dad de autores espanoles] 1907. 46 p. 12°.

© Ramon Asensio Mas y Francisco de
Torres, Madrid; D : 11527, Oct. 12, 1907; 2c.
Oct. 14, 1907. 1651

Antyllus; a play in 4 acts, by C. T. Grant.
Typewritten.

© Charles T. Grant, Boston; 1893:10192,
Feb. 25 ; 2c. Feb. 25. 1652

Anxious (The) widow; a sketch. Typewritten.

© Oliver D. Byron, New York; 1898:75342,
Dec. 23 ; 2c. Dec. 24. 1653

Any old thing-; comedy in 1 act, by T. A. Doucet,
adapted from the 3 act mythological comedy
Pygmalion and Galatea, by W. S. Gilbert. [1],
17 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 17, 1913 ; D : 35374 ; Theodore A.
Doucet, Minneapolis. 1653a

Any way to g-et away; comedy in 1 act, by
Eleanor Ecob [pseud, of E. E. Sawyer] and
E. W. Johnson. 6p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 4, 1915; D: 39865; Eleanor E.
Sawyer and E. Waldo Johnson, Portland, Or.

1653b

Anya min Alsa; a 5 act drama, by S. Shake-
speare and F. Dunn.

© Stephen Shakespeare and Frank Dunn.
San Rafael, Cal. ; 1896 : 67256, Dec. 10. 1654

Anybody's liable; comedy in 4 acts, by P. E.
Browne. [95] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 7, 1911 ; D : 24421 ; Porter Emer-
son Browne, Norwalk, Conn. 1655

Anything and everything; a 1 act play, by B.
K. Phillips.

© Bettine Kavauaugh Phillips, New York;
1900 A : 8750, Apr. 4. 1656

Anything to get one; 1 act sketch, by T. Stemp-
fel, jr. [19] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 1, 1912; D : 29251 ; Theodore
Stempfel, jr., Indianapolis. 1657

Anywonian, her quest for a treasure; play in
1 act, by M. Ewald. 15 p. 4°. Ms.

© Ic. Dec. 7, 1912; D: 31619; Mildred
Ewald, Cincinnati 1658

Apache (The); musical sketch, by Luellen
Teters [i. e., Mrs. O. Bussenius] [6] p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 8, 1913; D: 34350; Mrs. Otto
Bussenius, Douglaston, N. Y. 1659

Apache (The) queen. See Lulu.

Apacheland.

© Orlando Kling, Denver; D : 2527, Nov. 1,
1902. 1660

Apaches; comedie vaudeville en 3 actes, par
Alexandre Bisson. Paris, Librairie theatrale,
1904. 2 p. 1., 150 p. 12°.

© L. Michaud, Paris; D:4439, Dec. 28.
1903; 2c. Dec. 28, 1903. 1661

78

1662

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

1680

Apaches — Continued.

melodrama a lo Grand-Gignol, en 1 acto,

dividido en 4 cuadros, en prosa y verso, orig-
inal de A. Gouzalez-Rendon,mvisica del maestro
Jose Padilla. Madrid, Sociedad de autores
espanoles, 1911. 39 p. 12°.

© Dec. 30, 1911; 2c. Jan. 2, 1912; D: 28155;
Aurelio Gonzalez-Rend6n, Madrid. 1662

or, Life in the wild West; pyrorama. or

firework drama in 1 act, by C. H. Tliayer.

© Charles H. Tliayer, Boston ; 18S9 : 23219,
July 29; 2c. July 29. 1663

Apag-a y vamonos; pasatiempo lirico en 1 acto
y 2 cuadros, original de J. Jackson Veyiin y
J. Lopez Silva, miisica del maestro Lleo. Ma-
drid, R. Vela SCO, 1907. 24 p. 12°.

© J. Jackson Veyan y J. Lopez Silva, Ma-
drid ; D : 11478, Oct. 7, 1907 ; 2c. Oct. 7, 1907.

1664

Apariencia (La); comedia en 1 acto y en prosa,
originnl de R. Lobo Regidor. Madsid, Sociedad
de autores espanoles, 1911. 28 p. 12°.

© Aug. 21, 1911; 2c. Aug. 22, 1911; D:
25009 ; Ramon Lobo Regidor, Madrid. 1665

Apart; a drama in 5 acts, by H. Martin and W.
De Meza.

© Howard Martin and Wilson De Meza,
New York ; 1880 : 8568, June 5. 1666

Apartment (The); comedy for four males and
two females, by Frances Aymar Mathews.
New York, E. S. Werner & co., 1907. 14 p.
16°.

© Edgar S. Werner & co.. New York; D:
11685, Nov. 7, 1907 ; 2c. Nov. 22, 1907. 1667

Apartment 44; incident told in 1 act, by C. H.
Seelig and F. H. Friend. [1], 35 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Aug. 7, 1913 ; D : 34053 ; Clover Hartz
Seelig. St. Louis, and Fannie Hartz Friend.
New York. 1668

Apartment 610; vaudeville sketch, by Helena
Elise Lucas. 24 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 17. 1910 ; D : 21058 ; Al Rich pro-
duction CO., New York. 1669

Apartment 309; play in 1 act, by I. A. Root.
[1], 29 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 16, 1914; D: 36352; Ivy Ashton
Root, Los Angeles. 1669a

Apartment to let; a play in 1 act, by L. K. Ans-
pacher. 4°. Typewritten.

© Louis Kaufman Anspacher, Croton-on-
Hudson, N. Y. ; D : 7539, Nov. 9, 1905 ; 2c. Nov.
9, 1905. 1670

Apartment 12 K; force in 3 acts, by L. Rising.
3 V. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 25, 1914 ; D : 37118 ; Lawrence
Rising, New York. 1670a

Ape (The); play in 3 acts, by A. M. Moylan.
47 p. 8°. Printed.

© Sept. 15, 1911; 2c. Nov. 10, 1911; D:
25733; Alexander Mitchell Moylan, Millview,
Fla. 1671

. by I. Osgood. [85] p. 4°. Type-

written.

© Ic. June 13, 1912; D: 29972; Irene Os-
good, Northampton, England. 1672

Ape and bridegroom. See Witchery.

Aphasia; dramatic composition, by A. A. Rosen-
thal. 18 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 22, 1910; D: 20969; Albert A.
Rosenthal, New York. 1673

Aphrodine; fairy opera in 3 acts, words and
music, by E. Magnus. [101] p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Nov. 15, 1913 ; D : 35029 ; Eugenie Mag-
nus, New York. 1674

Aphrodite; drame en 5 actes et 9 tableaux,
d'apres Pierre Louys, par P. Frondaie. 40 p.
(Supplement gratuit an no. 2970 du Monde
illustre, 2 mai 1914.)

© May 2, 1914 ; Ic. May 27, 1914 ; D : 37141 ;
Pierre Frondaie, Paris. 1674a

a farcical romance in 3 acts, libretto by T.

Addison, music by C. D. Blake.

© Chas. D. Blake and Thomas Addison,
Boston ; 1885 : 28132, Dec. 31 ; 2c. Jan. 6, 1886.

1675

musical drama in 5 acts and 7 tableaux.

written by Louis de Gramont, after the novel
by Pierre Louys, English version by Leonard
Siarsh, compo.sed by Camille Erlanger. New
York, G. Schirmer. 4 p. 1. 99 p. 8°.

© ISIay 7, 1914 ; 2c. May 18, 1914 ; D : 37058;
G. Schirmer, New York. 1675a

— oper in 1 akt nach Pierre Louys, von Hans
Liebstoeckl, musik von Max Oberleithner.
Leipzig, J. Weinberger, 1912. 40 p. 12°.

© Mar. 10, 1912; 2c. June 29, 1912; D:
30125 ; Josef Weinberger, Leipzig. 1676

— a play, by L. Y. Bourne.

© Linnie Young Bourne, Washington; 1888:
2668, Jan. 24. 1677

play in 1 act, by W. Armstrong.

© William Armstrong, New York ; D :
11361, Sept. 17, 1907. 1678

schauspiel in 3 akten, von Karl v. d. Heydt.

Berlin, Vita, deutsches verlagshaus [1907]
SO p. 16°.

© A'ita, deutsches verlagshaus, Berlin; D:
10020, Feb. 25, 1907 ; 2c. Feb. 25, 1907. 1679
— — or, The evil fortunes of one Mr. Damocles
Jones, a burlesque in 3 acts.

© W. J. Walker, New York; 1885:19321,
Sept. 12. 1680

79

1681

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

1702

Aphrodite Pandemus; or, The Lesbian night-
ingale, a drama hi 3 acts, by A. K. AIuc-
Artbui*.

1© Adella 11. MacArthur, Detroit; D : 1374,
Jan. 30, 1902. 1681

Aphrodite Pontia; or. The beauty box, musical
drama in 1 act, by A. K. MacArthur.

© Adella R. MacArthur, Detroit; D:137r),
Jan. 30, iy02. 1682

Aphrodite's awakening. Typewritten.

© Charles Nichols and Marie Croix, St.
Louis; 1900 A: 39942, Aug. 10; 2c. Aug. 10.

1683

Apocalyptic; drama. New York, Chicago, F. H.
lievell CO.

© Fleming H. Revell co., Chicago ; 1891 :
419r>2, Nov. 23. 1684

Apollo; spectacular musical burlesque, in 3 acts,
by A. T. Floryu.

© Amedee T. Floryn, West Hoboken, N. J. ;
1890 : 28099, Sept. 12. 1685

or, The oracle of Delphi, comic opera in 3

acts, libretto by I. Schnilzer, English tr. and
adaptation by II. F. Tretbar, music by Jos.
Hellmesberger, jr.

© Rudolph Aronson, New York ; 1891 : 14247,
Apr. 20. 1686

Apollo extravaganza co. ; or. Miss Bell, the
dashing milliner, in 1 act. Typewritten.

© William B. Allen, Philadelphia; 1897:

63510, Nov. 13; Ic. Nov. 13.

1687

Apollonius, 1796. Typewritten.

© D. Woodbridge Haynes, New York; 1893:
510U7, Dec. 28; 2c. Dec. 26. 1688

Apollos; 3 act Greek tragedy, by W. V. B.
Tliompson. Typewritten.

© W. V. B. Thompson, Pousrhkeepsie, N.
Y. ; 1894 : 31733, June 13 ; 2c. June 13. 1689

Apollo's oracle; an entertainment in 1 act, by
Esther B. Tiffany. Boston, W. H. Baker and
CO., 1897.

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston; 1897:
60975, Dec. 2; 2c. Dec. 30. 1690

Aponga, a slave prince of Africa. 4°. Type-
writ ton.

© John James, West Lynn, Mass.; D:2741,
Dec. 19, 1902; 2e. Jan. 5, 1903. 1691

Apostate (The); a drama in 4 acts, on the Em-
peror Julian of Rome, by A. A. Weiland.

© Albert A. WeiJaud, Carrick, Pa. ; D : 5818,
Nov. 25, 1904. 1692

Apostel (Der): drama in 3 akten, voo Paul Hya-
cinthe Loyson, iibertragen von Lichteuberger-
INIetcalfe. Berlin, Oesterheld «& co., verlag.
107 p. J2°.

© Ic. June 17, 1914; D : 38011 ; Oesterheld
& CO., verlag, Berlin. 1692a

schauspiel in 3 aufziigen, von Hermann

Bahr.

© Albert Ahn, Cologne, Germany ; D : 781,
Aug. 21, 1901; 2c. Aug. 21, 1901. 1693

Apostle (The); a drama in 3 acts, by G. Moore.
Dublin, Maunsel & co., ltd., 1911. 4 p. 1., 100 p.
12°.

© May 30, 1911; 2c. Aug. 10, 1911; D:
24895; George IMoore, London. 1694

Apostle (The) 1909. 30 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© O. Garrison Kitchen, Louisville, Ky. ;
D : 15241, Mar. 5, 1909 ; 2c. Mar. 5, 1909. 1695

Apostle (The) Paul; play in 4 scenes, by R. H.
Johnson, jr. 39 p. 24". Printed.

© Nov. 9, 1912; 2c. Nov. 13, 1912; D: 31378;
R. H. Johnson, jr., Louisville. 1696

Apotre (L'); tragedie moderne en 3 actes en

prose, par P. Hyacinthe Loyson. 24 p. 4°.

(L'lllustration theatrale, 7" annee— 183, 10
juiu 1911)

© June 10, 1911; 2c. June 23, 1911; D:
24548; Paul Hyacinthe Loyson, Paris. 1697

Apparitions; a drama adapted from Gjeugan-
gere, by Heurik Ibsen, English version by W.
M. Laurence.

© William Moore Laurence, Milwaukee;
1882 : 74G9, May 8. 1698

Appassionata; comedy in 1 act, by M. L. Lee.
12J, 8 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. May 18, 1914; D: 37052; Margaret
Livingston Lee, New York. 1698a

a play in 1 act, l)y C. Skinner.

© Constance Skinner, Los Angeles; D:
11318, Sept. 9, 1907. 1699

Appeal (The) to Caesar; sacred drama in 3 acts,
by D. II. Jemison. Cincinnati, D. H. Jemison.
[32] p. IG".

© May 1, 1914; 2c. May 4, 1914; D: 30974;
David Herbert Jemison, Cincinnati. 1699a

Appeal (An) to the jury. f°. Typewritten.

© Brina M. Carlisle, Brooklyn; D:8471,
May 3, 1900; 2c. Apr. 19, 1906. 1700

Appeal (An) to the regent; a romantic comedy
in 4 acts, l)y E. B. Comins.

© Elizabeth Barker Comins, Boston; 1898:

57754, Oct. 1. 1701

Appearance (The) of evil; a modern satirical

comedy in 4 acts, by J. Wedekiud. 94 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Julius Wedekiud, New York; D : 1214,
Dec. 2G, 1901 ; 2c. Dec. 26, 1901. 1702

80

1703

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

1724

Appearances; or, Trankie's triumph.

© Annie Louise Sclierpe, Boulder, Col.;
1882 : 11056, July 5. 1703

Appearances are deceiving; rural comedy, by
M. S. Loder. [2], 16 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 13, 1912; D: 29966; Mary S.
Loder, Philadelphia. 1704

Appearances are often deceptive; a skit by F.
C. Barclay.

© Fannie C. Barclay, New York ; D : 10895,
July 2, 1907. 1705

Appearing, disappearing, dissolving and van-
ishing life pictures representing all nations
on earth; by G. Silbon.

© George Silbon, Chicago ; 1896 : 37503, June
29. 1706

Appendicitis; play in 3 acts, by H. Ilyan. 64 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 27, 1915; D: 39520; Henry
Ryan, Nashville. 1706a

Appendix! cut it out; in 1 act, by A. G. Hubert.
[3] p. 12°.

© Sept. 10, 1910; 2c. Sept. 13, 1910; D:
22U96; Adelbert G. Hubert, Boonton, N. J.

1707

Appetite Bill; comedy drama in 4 acts, by An-
drew Glassford. [2], 65 p. 4". Typewritten.
© Ic. June 6, 1913; D: 33420; Frank H.
Glassford, New York. 1708

Appetite (The) for scandal; a comedy in 3 acts,
by K. II. Gillmore.

© Rufus Hamilton Gillmore, Arlington,
Mass.; 1899:59452, Sept. 16. 1709

Appikoires (Der) (The infidel) ; drama in 4
acts, by Joseph ilarkowitz.

T 1 ~

103 p. 8". Ms.

© Ic. Apr. 29, 1915; D: 40525; Joseph
Kessler, New York. 1709a

Appius and Virginia. Sec Mastei-pieces of the
English drama; Webster and Tourneur.

Apple blossoms.

© Ulric B. Collins, San Francisco ; D : 4807,
Mar. 29, 1904. 1710

a fancv frolic, by Harriette Wilbur. 4 p.

12°.

© March bros., Lebanon, O. ; D : 13885, Sept.
21, 1908; 2c. Nov. 17, 1908. 1711

a play of the present in 1 act, by F. Dobin-

son and A. Mathews. 23 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Florence Dobinson and Amanda Mathews,

Los Angeles ; D : 12337, Feb. 10, 1908 ; 2c. Apr.

13, 1908. 1712

Apple blossoms — Continued.

quaint comedy in 1 act, by W. B. Patton.

[2], 9 p. 8°. Typewritten.

I© Ic. Aug. 17, 1911; D: 24965; William B.
Patton, Rochester, N. Y. 1713

3 act rural comedy, by R. M. Sperry. Type-
written.

© Robert M. Sperry, Bridgeport, Conn. ;
1899 : 66227. Oct. 12 ; 2c. Oct. 20. 1714

Apple of discord; by M. Le Roy Arnold, Lillian
Bird Garrow, and Ruth Eddy Leonard. 27 p.
16°. Printed.

© Class of 1904 of the University of Min-
nesota, Minneapolis; D : 4980, May 3, 1904; 2c.
June 4, 1904. 1715

Apple (The) of Eden; romantic play in 4 acts,
by C. Carlton Wallace. 86 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. June 5, 1913; D : 33411 ; Darcy &
Wolford, New York. 1716

Apples of Eden. Typewritten.

© Beulah Marie Dix, Cambridge, Mass.;
1897:9845, Feb. 8; Ic. Feb. 8. 1717

Apples of Sodom.

© Laura E. White, New York; D : 11064,
July 27, 1907. 1718

modern drama in 3 acts, by L. F. Brand.

108 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 6, 1909 ; D : 17629 ; Louise Fenton
Brand, Milwaukee. 1719

a play in 4 acts, by G. S. Johns and Z.

Akins.

© Geo. S. Johns and Zoe Akins, St, Louis;
D : 10105, June 21, 1909. 1720

by Marion Bruce. 94 p. f°. Type-

written.

© Ic. July 16, 1909; D : 16447 ; George S.
Johns and Zoe Akins, St. Louis.

See also Reconstruction.

1721

Appointment (The); play in 1 act, by A. Hoff-
man. [7] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 17, 1915 ; D : 40973 ; Aaron Hoff-
man. New York. 1721a

Appomattox; a drama in 4 acts, by R. E. Heller.

© Robley Eugene Heller, Abingdon, 111. ;

1899:54170, Aug. 25; 2c. Sept. 25. 1722

a military drama in a prolog and 3 acts, by

G. R. Morse.

© George R. Morse, New York ; 1895 : 2871,
Jan. 9. 1723

a military play in 4 acts, by W. H. Shelton.

© William Henry Shelton, New York ; 1893 :
36998, Aug. 9. 1724

5379—15-

-G

81

1725

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

1745

Appomattox — Continued.

a 1 act playlet, by L. Bnglehardt-Probert.

© Lionel Englehardt-Probert, Buffalo; D:
10112, Mar. 11, 1907. 1725

an original military drama in 4 acts, by

Oscar Romulus Beers.

© Charles Edward Hondrick, Bridgeport,
Conn. ; 1S95 : 12256, Mar. 1. 1726

——•play in 1 act, by G. Seibel. [2], 16 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

® Ic. Feb. 6, 1914 ; D : 35935 ; George Seibel,
Pittsburg. 1726a

by R. Stuart and D. A. Bragdon.

© RMli)h Stuart and Dudley A. Bragdon, St.
Louis; 18S)7: 55739, Oct. 4; 2c. Oct. 4. 1727

— — or, Love and war, a comic opera in 2 acts
and 3 scenes, by M. J. Lebmayer. Type-
written.

© M. J. Lehmayer, Baltimore ; 1892 : 23262,
June 2 ; 2c. June 2. 1728

the war of the blue and the gray, a drama

in 5 acts, by J. L. Rocbe.

© James L. Roche, Memphis, Teun. ; 1892:
334S. Jan. 20 ; 2c. May 2. 1729

Apprentie (L'); in^ce eu 4 actes et 10 tableaux
ll)ar (lustave Gelfroy] Paris [Inipr. de I'lllus-
trationj liK)7. 1 p. 1., 102 j). S".

© G. Geffroy, Paris; A : 11995, Dec. 28, 1907 ;
2c. Dec. 28, 1907. 1730

Apres coup! ou tics; coinodie en 1 acte TPJir] A.
Rene Berton. I'aris, G. Ondet. 52 p. 12".

© Aug. 27, 1909; 2c. Sept. 25, 1909: D:
10923; Georges Ondet, Paris. 1731

Apres I'opera; dranie en 2 actes et 3 tableaux,
par Georges Docquois [pseud, of Henry Gau-
thier-Villars] et Jean Reibrach [pseud, of
Jean Chabrier] d' apr&s la nouvelle de Jean
Reibrach, La vengeance du mari. Paris, P. V.
Stock, 1900. 50 p. 12°.

© P. V. Stock, Paris; D : 8854, July 24, 1906;
2c. July 24, 1900. 1732

Apres le pardon; comedie en 5 actes [par] P.
Decourcelle. I'aris [Inipr. de rillustratiou]
1907. 2 p. 1., 80 p. S".

© Pierre Decourcelle, Paris; D: 11675, Nov.
7, 1907; 2c. Nov. 7, 1907. 1733

Apres nioi; piece en 3 actes, par H. Bernstein.
I'aris, A. Fayard. 254 p. 12°.

© Apr. 5, 1911 ; 2c. Apr. 22, 1911 ; D : 24028 ;
Henry Bernstein, Paris. 1734

Apres vous le Bottin; de Henry de Brisay. 2 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 15, 1912 ; D : 30010 ; Gaumont co..
New York. 1735

April; a play by Alice M. Bradley. 4°. Type-
written.

© A. M. Bradley, New York; D : 9110, Sept.
19, 1900; 2e. Sept. 19, 1906. 1736

April and May; musical comedy, by W. B.
Young. [4], 109 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 25, 1912 ; D : 31245 ; William Ber-
tram Yoiuig, Chicago. 1737

April first. Typewritten.

© Clarice Vance, New York ; 1900 A : 21381,
Aug. 27; 2c. Aug. 27. 1738

a farce comedy playlet, by J. Driscoll. [21,

21 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 20, 1912; D: 29097; Joseph Dris-
coll, New York. 1739

protean playlet in 1 act, by Leon Rogee and

S. Neuwirth. [12] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 7, 1914 ; D : 35575 ; Sol. Neuwirth,
Brooklyn. 1739a

April fool; a comedy sketch, by R. V. Hildc-
brand. 11 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Roy V. Hildebraud, Columbus, O. ; D:
16012, June 5, 1909 ; 2c. June 5, 1909. 1740

a farce comedy in 3 acts, l)y G. Williams.

Typewritten.

© Gus Williams, New York; 1891:34323.
Sept. 26; 2c. Oct. 10. 1741

-an original comedy in 1 act, by L. Droge.

Typewritten.

© Lillian Droge, San Francisco ; D : 832,
Sept. 3, 1901; 2c. Sept. 3, 1901. 1742

-—or. After the christening', an Irish farce
in 1 scene, by E. Harrigan.

© Edward Harrigan, United States; 1874:
154.55, Dec. 23. 1743

-or. The clown drill, an exercise for small

hoys, by Elizabeth F. Guptill. Franklin, O.,
Eldridge entertainment house. 8 p. 12°.

© Nov. 1, 1914 ; 2c. Dec. 19, 1914 ; D : 39297 ;
Eldridge entertainment house, Franklin. O.

1743a

April (The) fool girl; comedy in prologue and 3
acts, by W. J. Neidig. [129] p. 4°. Tj'pe-
written.

© Ic. Sept. 9, 1914; D: 38075; William J.
Neidig, Chicago. 1743b

April fools; a farce in 1 act for three male char-
acters, by W. F. Chapman. New York, II.
lioorbach.

© Harold Roorbach, New York; 1890:5364.
Feb. 12; 2c. Mar. 25. 1744

April (An) shower; a 1 act comedy, by Loota
[pseud, of Louisa Lee Anstey]

© Louisa Lee Anstey, Oyster Bay, N. Y. ;
1899 : 19140, Mar. 14. 1745

See also Talking (The) woman.

82

1746

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

1763

April showers. 4". Typewritten.

I© Arthur Blanchard, Cambridge, Mass. ; D :
6008, Jan. 5, 1905; 2c. Jan. 5, 1905. 1746

April skies; a drama in 1 act from Julia Schay-
er's story, The major's appointment, by E. M.
Roberts.

© Ed M. Roberts, Fort Madison, la. ; 1893 :
43552, Sept. 29. 1747

April's fool; melodrama in 3 acts, by G. John-
stone and John Nelson Harrower. 151 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 2, 1915 ; D : 39274 ; Gordon John-
stone, New York. 1747a

Apron-string's; play in 5 acts, by H. Booth. 150
J). 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 9, 1909 ; D : 37060 ; Hilliard Booth,
New York. 1748

Apuleius. Sec Cupid and Psyche.

Aqui hase farta un hombre; sainete Ifrico en 1
ncto y en prosa, de Jorge y Jose de la Cueva.
nu'isica del maestro Chapi. Madrid, Sociedad
de a u tores espaiioles, 1909. 48 p. 12°.

© July 2, 1909 ; 2c. July 14, 1909 ; D : 16252 ;
Jorge y Jose de la Cueva, Madrid. 1749

Aqui todos somos buenos; comedia en 1 acto y
in prosa, original de G. Canto y E. Calonge.
Madrid [Sociedad de autores espauoles] 1909.
35 p. 12°.

© Sept. 23, 1909; 2c. Sept. 24, 1909; D:
16907; Gouzalo Canto and Enrique Calonge.
Madrid. 1750

Arab (The); play in 4 acts, by E. Selwyn. [106]
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 10, 1911; D : 23911 ; Edgar Sel-
wyn, New York. 1751

Arab (An) abduction. See OfiE to Egypt.

Arabella; play in 3 acts, by G. R. Malloch.
Covent Garden, England, Stephen Swift & co.,
ltd.. 1912. 127 p. 12°.

© Ic. Oct. 5, 1912; D:310S5; George Rep-
tou Malloch, Chingford, Essex, England. 1752

Arabella's infatuation. See Wanted, a theatre
company.

Arabia (Le) feliz; entremes lirico, original y en
prosa, libro de Felipe Perez Capo, musica de
Rafael Calleja. Madrid, Sociedad de autores
espanoles, 1907. 16 p. 12°.

© Felipe Perez Capo, Madrid ; D : 10309, Apr.
10, 3907; 2c. Apr. 9, 1907. 1753

Arabian (An) g'irl and forty thieves; based on
the 1001 nights, an entertainment in 4 acts,
originated and designed by David Henderson.
Typewritten.

© Frances M. Henderson, New York; 1899:
27220, Apr. 19; 2c. Apr. 19. 1754

Arabian (The) lovers; or. The sacred jar, east-
ern tale in 4 acts, by H. F. Downing. London,
Francis Griffiths. 85 p. 12°.

© Nov. 10, 1913 ; 2c. Dec. 30, 1913 ; D : 35595 ;
Henry Francis Downing and Francis Griffiths,
London. 1754a

Arabian (An) night; opera in 1 act, by N.
Geddes. 18 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 15, 1915; D:396S6; Norman
Geddes, Detroit. 1754b

or, Haroun al Raschid and his mother-in-
law, a comedy in 4 acts frojn the German of
von Moser, by A. Daly.

© Augustin Daly, New York; 1879:15570,
Nov. 18 ; 2c. Dec. 3, 1880. 1755

Arabian (The) nights; dramatized by P. P.
Banholzer.

© Paul P. Banholzer, Philadelphia; 1895:
42494, Aug. 20. 1756

or, Aladdin's wonderful lamp, as a spec-
tacular burlesque in 3 acts, by A. Thompson.

© Alfred Thompson, New York ; 1887 : 8652,
Apr. 9. 1757

See alfio Amour. — Jar (The) of olives. —

Talking bird.

Arabi's daughter; a spectacular extravaganza
in 4 acts and 5 tableaux, by A. Kelly and F. F.
Kelly.

© Allen Kelly and Florence Finch Kelly,
New York ; 1892 : 9800, Mar. 4. 1758

Arabs of New York; local drama in 1 act, by
J. J. McCloskey.

© James J. McCloskey, Brooklyn; 1874:
1873, Feb. 17. 1759

Arab's (The) revenge; 1 act sketch, by W. Cole-
man. 12 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 26, 1911 ; D : 23195 ; Walter Cole-
man, New York. 1760

Araby's daughter. See Chieftain's (The) sac-
rifice.

Araminta Snow; or. Fun in a studio. 10 p. 4°.
Typewi'itten.

© Florence Armitage. New York ; D : 9924.
Feb. 8, 1907; 2c. Nov. 19, 1906. 1761

Araminta's wedding; a new and original Ethio-
pian musical comedy in 1 act and 3 scenes, by
W. Courtright.

© Wm. Courtright, Philadelphia; 1882:
1S777, Nov. 6. 1762

Aramis, the master mind; an historical drama
in 4 acts, from the French of Alexander
Dumas, by W. S. Mathews.

© Walter S. Mathews, Louisville; 1889:
20103, June 27. 1763

83

1764

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

1783

Arbaces; in 5 acts, a dramatij^.itiou by T. E.
Newman of The last clays of Pompeii, by Lord
Lytton.

© Thomas Edmund Newman, Salt Lake
City; D: 2998, Feb. 14, 1903. 1764

a tragedy, an original dramatization of Ed-
ward Rulwer Lytton's novel, The last days of
Pompoii, by II. M. Fry.

© H. M. Fry, Reading, Pa.; 1891:16341,
May 4. 1765

Arbaces of Egypt; play in 4 acts, taken from
Lord Lytton's novel. The last days of Pompeii,
by J. V. Legambi. 4 v. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. IG, 1914; D : 382S4 ; James Vin-
cent Legambi, Scranton, Pa. 1765a

Arbaces, the Egyptian; or, Love in Pompeii,
tragedy in 4 acts from Edward Bulwer Lyt-
ton's Last days of Pompeii, by I. M. INIayer.

© Ida Marguerite Mayer, St. Louis ; 1888 :
23988, Aug. 22. 1766

Arbitrating' Liz; comedy in 1 act, by C. H.
O'Domiell. 15 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 8, 1915; D: 41397; Charles H.
O'Donnell, New York. 1766a

Arbitration; an American drama in 3 acts, by
S. P. Danzig.

© Seymour Prince Danzig, New York : 1895 :
9111, Feb. 12. 1767

1 act comedy, by A. Mixon. 17 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Feb. 23, 1911 ; D : 23492 ; Ada ]Mixon.
Washington. 1768

or. The strength of union, a comedy drama

in 5 acts, by W. A. Demnion.

© C. Winifred Perkins, Watorbnry, Conn..
and ^^'illiam Augustus Dennuon, Hartford,
Conn. ; D : 3526, May 18, 1903. 1769

Arbitrators (The); a di'amatic composition in 3
acts, by J. J. Morton.

© James Joseph Morton, New York ; D :
2011, Oct. 28, 1902. 1770

Arbor day. Sec Devoted (The) friends.

Arbre (L') de Noel. Sec Christmas (The) tree.

Arc (The) light; musical drama, composed and
written by R. D. Hall.

© Ruele Dannie Hall, Scranton, Pa.; 1892:
10800, Mar. 10. 1771

Arcadia; a burlesque extravaganza in 2 acts
and 9 scenes, by W. Gill.

© William Gill, Boston; 1886 : 7340, Mar. 30.

1773

a comedy in 4 acts, by Victorien Sardou,

tr. by AV. J. P.rooks.

© Walter Julian Brooks, New York ; 1SS4 :
25105, Dec. 17. 1773

Arcadians (The); a new fantastic musical play
in 3 acts, book by j\Iark Ambient and A. M.
Thompson, lyrics by Arthur Wimperis, music
by I>ionel Monckton and Howard Talbot. Lon-
don, Chappell & CO., ltd. 25 p. 12".

© Cbappell & CO., ltd.. London; D : 15760,
May 1, 1909 ; 2c, May 1, 1909. 1774

Arcady; a pastoral operetta in 3 acts, words and
music by J. W. B. Hanington.

© John Walter Barron Hanington, Victoria,
B. C. : D : 1901, May 19, 1902. 1775

Archbishop (An); drama in 4 acts, from the
French of Marie-Henri Beyle, dramatized by
Mrs. R. Delno Shymer and Theo. Lowe. [3],
53 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 20, 1912; D: 28778; T. Lowe and
Mrs. R. D. Sliymer, New York. 1776

Arche (Die) Noachs. See Hohe (Die) des

gefiihls.

Arche (Die) Noah, (La grue de la scene);
schvvank in 3 akten, 5 bildern, von Victor Mil-
lere, fur die deutsclie biihne bearbeitet von
Ralph Arthur Rolterts. Miincheu, Dreimasken
verlag, g. m. b. h. 95 p. S".

© Ic. July 6, 1914 ; D : 37467 ; Drei masken
verlag, -Munich. 1777

Archer (The) of the EJiine; a romantic melo-
drama, by A. de JNIontboliard. 40 p. 16°.

© Albert de Montbeliard, Detroit; D : 10550,
May 13, 1.007; 2c. May 16. 1907. 1778

Archery (The) of Cupid: a farce in 1 act, by Ij.
.M. Bond. 11 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Le^is McGregor Bond, Brooklyn ; D :
7502, Oct. 21, 1905; 2c. Oct. 10, 1905. 1779

Arch-fiend; by J. J. Chatfield. f°. Typewritten.

© John J. Chatfield, Chicago; D : 8932, Aug.
8, 1906; 2c. Aug. 8, 1900. 1779a

Archie; or, A girl's folly, a comedy drama in 4
acts, by (ieorge De Valois [pseud, of M. C.
Walsh.]

© Mary C. Walsh, Brooklyn; 1880:16122.
Oct. 25 ; Ic. Nov. 5. 1780

Archie Lovell; a comedy drama in 4 acts, bv
F. C. Burnand.

© Inire Kiralfy, United States; 1878:2241,
Feb. 21. 1781

Architect (The); or. Life in California, a drama
in 4 acts, by G. I. Nowitzky. Washington.

© George I. Nowitzkj', United States; 1877:
2870, Mar. 8. 1782

Archmillionaire (An); a Spanish comedy in 3
acts, by Pedro de Novo y Colson, tr. into Eng-
lish and adapted by J. de Susini-Etcheverry.

© Justus de Susini-Etcheverry, New York:
D : 1199, Dec. 19, 1901. 1783

84

1784

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

1803

Areola, the prairie belle; or. Old Pomposity,
an original romantic comic opera in 3 acts,
bool^ by C. A. Williams, music by Richard
Kieserling, jr. Typewritten.

I© Cbarles Alfred Williams, Cincinnati;
D : 703, .July 29, 1901 ; 2c. July 20. 1901. 1784

Arctic; or. North pole expedition, comic opera

in 3 acts, libretto by J. Franklin Warner,

music by G. Walter Gould and P. W. Turnbull.

© Martha J. Warner, Boston; 1882:14524,

Sept. 1. 1785

Arctic architects; farce in 2 acts, by E. B. Mor-
ris. Philadelphia, Penn publishing co., 1910.
12".

© J.-m. 25, 1910 ; 2c. Jan. 27, 1910 ; D : 20036 ;
Penn pub. co., Philadelphia. 1786

■ -Same. 34 p. 12".

© Mi\y 18, 1910 ; 2c. May 20, 1910 ; D : 21070 ;
I'eun pub. co., Philadelphia. 1787

Ivrics, bv Edwin Bateman Morris and H. C.

:\reyer. 18*^ p. 10".

© Dec. 14, 1909 ; 2c. Dec. 24, 1909 ; D : 17817 :
IT. C. Meyer, Washington. 1788

Arctic (The) circle; musical satire in 3 acts, by
F. W. Beach and Willis Freeman. [58] p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 22, 1911. D: 23720; Frederick
W. Beach, Chicago. 1789

Arctic mystery. See Captain Cunningham.

Ardath; traced v in 3 acts with 10 scenes, by A.
Craft. [401 p. 4". Ms.

© Ic. Apr. 16. 1914; D: 36729; Albert Craft,
Steilacoom, Wash. 1789a

Sec also Ang'el (An) bride.

Arden; an idyll in 2 acts, by E. Dodge. 20 p. f".
Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 20,1913 ; D : 32371 ; Esther Dodge,
Landorer, Md. 1790

Arden of Feversham. See Lilies that fester.

Ardmore; a blank verse tragedy in 5 acts, by
F. L. Benedict.

© I'rank Lee Benedict, United States ; 1884 :
6514, Mar. 26. ^ 1791

Arduin. See Collected plays and poems; by
Cale Young Kice. — Immortal (The) lure.

Are bachelors a failure? satirical comedy in 3
acts, by W. Collison. [89] p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Feb. 2, 1914; D: 35886; Wilson Col-
lison, Columbus, O. 1791a

Are you a buffalo? a comedy, by M. W. Ster-
ling. Typewritten.

© :Marie Welleslev Sterling, Camden, N. J. :
D : 402, Apr. 26, 1901 ; 2c. June 7, 1901. 1792

Are you a buffalo — Continued.

a comedy in 3 acts, by Harry B. Marshall.

Typewritten.

© Gus Hill, New York; D : 490, May 20,

1901 ; 2c. Aug. 23, 1901. 1793

Are you a lobster; 1 act farce comedy, by Frank
Kennedy.

© Williams & Pullman, Palmyra, N. Y. ;
D : 7886, Jan. 22, 1906. 1794

Are you a mason? (Die logenbriider) ; farce
comedy in 3 acts, adapted from the German of
Carl Laufs and Curt Kraatz by Leo Ditrich-
stein. ^'ew York, E. Lederer and C. Herr-
mann, 1901. 83 p. 8".

© Emanuel Lederer and Carl Ilerrmaua,
New York; D : 390, Apr. 24, 1901; 2c. June
10, 1901. 1795

Are you a member? a prologue in 1 act; and
The initiation of a candidate, in 2 acts; a
burlesque by J. A. Wamsley. 41 p. 16°.

© James A. Wamsley, Philadelphia : D :
6242, Feb. 18, 1905; 2c. June 29, 1905. 1796

Are you a Mormon? comedy drama in 4 acts, by
H. King and B. Woods. 63 p. f". Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Sept. 27, 1913; D : 34549 ; Harrison
King and Benj. Woods, Kansas City, Mo. 1797

Are you a nut? or. Foolish moments in one,
play in 1 act, by O. T. Johnsone. 6 p. f".
Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 6, 1912 ; D : 31335 ; Otto T. John-
sone, Brooklyn. 1798

Are you a smoker? 4". Typewritten.
■ © Walter Stephens and Chance Newton,
London; D:9684, Dec. 24, 1906; 2c. Dec. 24.
1906. 1799

Are you an anarchist? farcical bomb in 3 ex-
plosions, by N. Lublin and Samuel Golding.
3 V. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 10, 1914; D: 38081; Nathan
Lublin, Brooklyn. 1799a

Are you an eagle? a dramatic composition in 1
act, by W. L. Ballauf. Typewritten.

© William L. Ballauf, New York; D : 785,
Aug. 21, 1901; 2c. Aug. 21, 1901. 1800

or, The eagle's nest, by S. Peel. 3 p. f°.

Typewritten.

© Seth Peel, Springfield, 111. ; D : 2312, Sept.
8, 1902 ; 2c. Aug. 11, 1902. 1801

Are you an elk?

© A. H. Knoll, Erie, Pa. ; D : 2077, Julv 1,
1902. 1802

4 act comedy drama, by J. W. Erwin. Type-
written.

© J. W. Erwin, Ellinwood, Kan.; D:2051.
June 25, 1902 ; 2c. Sept. 15, 1902. 1803

85

1804

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

1824

Are you an elk — Contiiiuecl.

an original musical comedy, by B. Link.

© Billy Link, Columbus, O. ; D : 2S02, Jan.
2, 1903. 1804

Are you an oddfellow? a farce comedy, adopted
from the German, by W. Brandon.

I© Whit Brandon, Paola, Kan. ; D : 1570,
Mar. 13, 1902. 1805

Are you crazy? 4°. Typewritten.

© Damsel & Lawrence, Columbus, O. ; D :
9721, Dec. 31, 1906; 2c. Jan. 30, 1907. 1806

Are you deaf? comedy sketch in 1 act, by C.
Sinione.

© Charles Simone, New York; D : 13078,
May 23, 190S. 1807

Are you glad or sorry? a play in 4 acts, by E. B.

Tilton.

© Edwin B. Tilton, Brooklyn; 1897:45.511,

Auir. 12.

1808

Are you insured? a sparkling, eccentric comedy,
in 3 acts, by E. Harrigan.

© Edward Harrigan, New York ; 1885 : 6747,
Mar. 21. 1809

Are you kidding me? play in 1 act, by O. T.

Jobusone. 7 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 6, 1914 ; D : 37202 ; Otto T. John-
soue, Brooklyn. 1809a

Are you my wife? farce, by F. Halsey. [1] 19 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 20, 1913 ; D : 33556 ; Forrest Hal-
sey, Fredericksburg, Va. 1810

Aren't they wonders? play in 1 act by C. F.
Nirdlinger. 28 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 15, 1915 ; D : 40674 ; Charles Fred-
eric Nirdlinger, New York. 1810a

Argo and Irene; a dramatic composition, by J.
R. Monroe.

© Jasper R. Monroe, Seymour, Ind. ; 1874:
6902, May 22; 2c. June 4. 1811

Argonauts (The); comic opera libretto, by M.
B. Cooke. 4°. Typewritten.

© :\Iarjorie Benton Cooke, Chicago; D:
1595, ilar. 17, 1902 ; 2c. Mar. 17, 1902. 1812

Argonauts (The) of '49; or. Ocean to ocean, a
drama in 5 acts, by Bartley Campbell.

© Frank E. Aiken, Chicago; 1875:1707,
Feb. 23. 1813

— or. The idyl of Welcome Canyon, a tale of
the Sierra Nevadas, an original romantic
drama in 5 acts, by H. Merry.

© Harley Merry, Flatbush, L. I.; 1879:
11257, Aug. 23. 1814

I

1

Argonauts (The) of 1897; in 4 acts, by E. L.
McI>owell and Edward Young.

© Edwin L. McDowell, St. Louis; 1897:
48168, Aug. 27. 1815

Argument of Izeyl. See Izeyl (Argument of)

Argus-eyed; a 1 act comedy, by C. Renauld.
Typewritten. M

© Charles Renauld, New York; 1892:14187. '
Mar. 31; 2c. Mar. 31. 1816

Argyle (The) case; drama in 4 acts, by H. Ford
.ukI H. J. O'Higgins, written with the co-
operation of William J. Burns. 118 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 2, 1912 ; D : 30421 ; Harriet Ford,
New York, and Harvey J. O'Higgins, Martins-
ville, N. J. 1817

Aria, the musician's daughter; by Theodore
Kremer. Typewritten.

© Edward C. White, New York; 1899:

52361, Aug. 15; 2c. Aug. 15. 1818

A.riadne; or. Modern ways in ancient days, a
comic opera in 2 acts, by Leopold A. Camacho,
composed by Gustav Heiniken, jr.

© L. A. Camacho and G. Heiniken, jr.. New
Brighton, N. Y. ; 1893 : 50713, Nov. 14. 1819

See also Gioja.

Ariadne auf ISTaxos; oper in 1 aufzuge, von
Hugo von Hofmaunsthal, musik von Richard
Strauss. Berlin, Paris, A. Fiirstner. 160 p.
12°.

© May 14, 1912; 2c. June 13, 1912; D:
29953; Adolph Fiirstner, Paris. 1820

• zu spielen uach dem Biirger als edel-

niann des Moliere. Regiebuch von Prof. Max
Reinhardt. Berlin, Paris, A. Fiirstner, 1913.
137 p., diagrs. 8°.

© Jan. 22, 1913; 2c. Feb. 8, 1913; D: 32225;
Adolph Fiirstner, Paris. 1821

Ai'iadne in Naxos. See Agonists (The)

Ariadne on Naxos; opera in 1 act, by Hugo von
Hofmaunsthal, music by Richard Strauss, Eng-
lish tr. by Alfred Kalisch. Paris, A. Fiirstner,
1913. 49 p. 16".

© May 26, 1913; 2c. June 23, 1913; D:
33581; Adolph Fiirstner, Paris. 1822

Ariana; draninia lirico in 4 atli, [dil Catulle
Mendes, musiea di J. Massenet, tr. di Alex
Jjeawington. Paris, Hengel et cie., 1907. 63 p.
12°.

© Heugel & CO., Paris ; D : 11443, Sept. 30.
1907; 2c. Sept. 30, 1907. 1823

Ariane; opera en 5 actes, poeme do Catulle
Mendes, musique de J. Massenet. Livret.
Paris, Hougel et cie., 1900. 108 p. 12".

© Heugel & CO., Paris; D : 9610, Dec. 10,
1900 ; 2c. Dec. 10, 1906. 1824

86

1825

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

1846

Ariane and Blue Beard; lyric story in 3 acts,
by Maurice Maeterlinck, music by Paul Dulias.
New York, F. Rullman. 35 p. 8°.

.© Nov. 20, 1910; 2c. Nov. 19, 1910; D:
22594; Fred Rullman, New York. 1825

Ariane e Barbe-bleue; leggenda in 3 atti di
IManrice r^iaeterJiuck, musiea di Paul Dukas.
Paris, A. Durand et flls. 51 p. 12°.

© Feb. 25, 1911 : 2c. Feb. 25, 1911 ; D : 23460 ;
Durand et cie., Paris. 1826

Arion; a burlesque in 3 acts, by H. C. Baker.
Typewritten.

© Henry Charles Baker, Iowa City, la. ;
1896: 70499, Dec. 28; 2c. Dec. 28. 1827

play in 4 acts, by G. Lucas. 96 p. f.

Typewritten.

© Ic. July 21, 1914; D : 37634 ; George
Lucas, Passaic, N. J. 1827a

Aristocracy; in 5 acts, dramatized by Countess
Norraikow, by permission of D. Appleton &
CO., New York. Typewritten.

© Ella Norraikow, New York ; 1892 : 18874,
May 2; Ic. May 2. 1828

■ a musical drama in 3 acts, by P. E. Hop-
kins. Boston, 1877.

© Pauline E. Hopkins, Boston; 1877:9426,
Aug. 16. 1829

Aristocrat (The); a comedy drama by F. M.
W'itmarlv and F. B. Hawkins.

© Frank INI. Witmark and Fred B. Hawkins,
New York ; 1892 : 25138, June 15. 1830

a drama in 2 acts, by H. G. Brett.

© Helen Gelston Brett, Brooklyn; 1877:
G791. Jxnie 7. 1831

play in 3 acts, by L. D. Freeman. 80 p. f°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. June 24, 1911 ; D : 24569 ; Lea D. Free-
man, New Orlean.s. 1832

Aristocrat from Texas; romantic play of to-day
in 4 acts, by G. S. Dnnkin. 90 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Nov. 17, 1909; D: 17426; Gertrude
Scott Dunkiu. New York. 1833

Aristocrat (The) of the mind; a play in 4 acts,
by Siegfried Goodman.

© S. Goodman, Chicago ; D : 15046, Feb. 10,
1909. 1834

Aristocratic (An) tramp; by Lem B. Parker.

© William Kilroy, New York; D : 3248, Apr.
6, 1903. 1835

Aristocrats. 4°. Typewritten.

© James Hay, jr., Washington; D : 7549,
Nov. 11, 1905 ; 2c. Nov. 11, 1905. 1836

Aristokrat und farmer; lustspiel in 3 akten, aus
deni dentschamerikanischeu farmerlebeu, von
K. Schmalhaus.

© Karl Selimalhaus, Davenport, la. ; D :
13486, Aug. 3, 1908. 1837

Aristophanes' apology. Sec Balaustion's Eu-
ripides.

Aristophanes' Birds, Frogs and Clouds; liter-
ally tr. with notes by W. J. Hickie, with an
introduction by E. Brooks, jr. Philadelphia,
D. McKay [1899] 267 p. 16°.

© David McKay, Philadelphia; 1899:
37474, June 8 ; 2c. Oct. 9. ^ 1837a

Arizona; a drama in 4 acts, by Augustus
Thoma s.

© Robert Howard Russell, New York ; 1899 :
51676, Aug. 11 ; 2c. Sept. 6. 1838

supposed by the author to be a comedy, by

J. B. Frost.

© John B. Frost, Atlanta ; 1898 : 22914, Apr.
11 ; 2c. July 18. 183S

or, Ancient America, a western military

drama in 4 acts, by A. C. Carson.

© Andrew Carlisle Carson, Denver; 1898:
31134, May 19 ; 2c. July 19, 1899. 1840

Arizona (An) bandit; or, The Arizonian, in 4
acts, by W. F. Mann.

© W. F. Mann, Baltimore ; D : 8025, Feb.
19, 1906. 1841

Arizona Bess; dramatic sketch in 1 act, by F.
Morris. 11 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 5, 1911 ; D : 25938 ; Frances Mor-
ris, Colorado Spriiags, Col. 1842

Arizona (The) carnival. See Stinger.

Arizona (An) girl; a drama in 4 acts, by Beau-
mont Claxton [])seud. of Thomas Claxton
Taylor].

© P. C. Rosar, Lincoln, 111. ; D : 435, May G,
1901. 1843

Arizona (An) hold up. See Sure Shot Klit, the
dead man's claim.

Arizona (An) incident; a sketch, by R. Foster.
11 p. f. Typewritten.

© Roy Foster, West Pullman, 111. ; D : 13731,
Sept. 8, 1908; 2c. Sept. 8, 1908. 1844

Arizona Jim, a rough rider; 1 act sketch, by
H. Lacy.

© Harry Lacy, New York ; 1899 : 69734, Oct.
26. 1845

Arizona Joe, the shooting star.

© Joseph Alexander Bruce, New York ; 1886 ;
10368, May 1. 1846

87

1847

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

1871

Arizona (The) kicker; a farce comedy in 3 acts.

© I). 1]. I.esler co., New York; D : 149S,

Feb. 27, 1902. 1847

an original American comedy in 4 acts, by

H. A. Dn Soiicliet and C. T. Vincent.

© Henry A. Du Sonchet and Chas. T. Vin-
cent, United States; 1900:2949, Feb. 1; 2c.
Feb. 1. 1848

Arizona Kid; melodrama in 3 acts, by M. Har-
court. 68 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 11, 1912; D: 31110; M. Harcourt,
New York. 1849

Arizona (An) romance; sketch in 1 act, by E.
Blair. [11] p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 28, 1911; D: 23768; Eugenie
Blair, Philadelphia. 1850

Arizona stampede; western dramatic horse
piece, by J. B. Rue. 4 p. f". Tyi)ewritten

© Ic. Aug. 9, 1913 ; D : 34072 ; Jacob B. Rue,
Red Bank, N. J. 1851

Arizona (The) widow; a comedy in 3 acts, by
II. J. AV. I):im.

© Henry J. W. Dam, Sacramento, Cal. ;
1884 : 8228, Apr. 19. 1852

Arizona's girl bandit; a western drama in 4
acts, by C. A. Davy. 4°. Typewritten.

© Catherine Amelia Davy, Mt. Washington,
Mo. ; D : 11556, Oct. 19, 1907 ; 2c. Oct. 19, 1907.

1853

Arizonian (The); a drama in 4 acts, by W. J.
Carter. 4". Typewritten.

© William J. Carter, New York; D : 10042,
Feb. 28, 1907; 2c. June 19, 1907. 1854

Sec nUo Arizona (An) bandit.

Arkansas (An) gal; comedy in 1 act, by D. Ben-
nington. [13] p. f*. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 16, 1911 ; D : 23110 ; Daisy Ben-
nington, Boberly, Mo. 1855

Arkansas (The) traveler.

© John W. Broderick, Newark, N. J.; D:
6374, Mar. 21, 1905. 1856

— ^ a farce comedy, by C. F. Converse.

© C. F. Converse, United States; 1899:
77188, Nov. 27. 1857

Arkansaw; a comedy drama in 3 acts, by W. J.

Kent.
© Walter James Kent, Vincennes, Ind. : D :

11624, Oct. 14. 1907. 1858

Arkansaw (The) traveler; dramatic production

in 5 acts, by L. W. Leonard.

© L. W. Leonard, Kansas Citv, Mo. ; 1894 :
61808, Dec. 31. 1859

dramatic production in 4 acts, by L. W.

Leona rd.

© L. W. Leonard, Kansas City, Mo.; 1899:
597(>4, Sept. 18. 1860

Arkan saw's visit. Typewritten.

© Edward Howard, New York; John Tnl-
bert, Elmira, N. Y. : John H. Blackford, St.
.Joseph, Mo. : and Frank Russel. New York ;
1891 : 32978, Sept. 15 ; 2c. Sept. 15. 1861

Arkinsaw; just a play in 3 acts, by L. J.
Howard.
© Lorin J. Howard, Chicago; 1899:38587,
• June 12. 1862

Arkwrig'ht's wife; a domestic drama in 3 acts,
by Tom Taylor and J. S. Mackaye.

© James Steele Mackaj-e, United States:
1874:6357, May 9. 1863

Arlequin (El); juguete c6mico-lfrico en 1 aeto
y 3 cuadros en verso, de IM. Soriano y Iv. Fal-
cato. nti'isica de Ids niaestros Teodoro Crist61)al
y Luis Barta. Madrid, Sociedad de autores
espnnoles, 1909. 38 p. 12°.

© July 2, 1909 ; 2c. July 14, 1909 : D : 10243 :
iNIanuel Soriano y Luis Falcato, INIadrid. 1864

Arlesiana (L'); dramma lirico in 3 atti e 4
qnadri, di Leopoldo iMareneo, musica di Fran-
cesco Cilea. ]\Iilano, E. Sonzogno. 47 p. 12°.
© June 28, 1912 ; 2c. July 9, 1912 ; D : 30218 ;
Edoardo Sonzogno, Milan. 1865

Arlette; operette en 3 actes, paroles de Claude
Rol.uul et L. Bouvet. Paris, C. Joubert
[190r.]. 85 p. 4°.

© Celestin Joubert, Paris; D : 7477, Oct. 30,
1905 ; 2c. Oct. 30, 1905. 1866

Arline; play in 1 act and 2 scenes, by li. Carran.
[20] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 25, 1912; D : 28441 ; Lee Carran.
Everett, O. 1867

Arlington; a play in 4 acts, by M. Warl)rick.

© Martha Warbrick, Wilkesbarre, Pa.; D:
214, :\Iar. 14, 1901. 1868

Arlington (The) belles; a musical comedy in 3
acts, by F. Melrose and H. Chapman.

© Frank Melrose and Harry Chapman.
United States ; 1886 : 14886, June 29. 1869

Arlington Lightfoot, P. D.; comedy sketch with
songs, words by C. Stratton, music by Arthur
Lieber. 17 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Words only]

© Ic. Aug. 9, 1915; D : 41453 ; Clarence
Stratton, St. Louis. 1869a

Arlington (The) pageant to commemorate the
dedication of the new town hall; written and
planned by Mrs. C. E. Dallin. Arlington,
Mass., 1913. 28 p. 8°.

© May 31, 1913 : 2c. June 2, 1913 ; A : 346970 ;
Mrs. Cyrus Edwin Dallin, Arlington, Mas!^.

1870

Arlington (The) plantation; play in 1 act, by
V. Vifaiita. [2], 4 p. 4°. Tyjmwritten.

© Ic. June 9, 1913; D: 33435; Violet
A'ifanta, Brooklyn. 1871

88

1872

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

1890

Arm (The) chair; a play in 1 act, by Paul Pres-
ton Temple [W. W. Davis] 7 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© William Whitina: Davis, New York; D:
11812, Nov. 26, 1907 ; 2c. Feb. 7, 1908. 1872
Arm in arm,

© Joseph H. Godfrey, Chicago; D : 12943,
M:ty 11, 190S. 1873

Arm (The) of the law; a drama in 3 acts, by
A. Bonrchier. 4°. Typewritten.

© Arthur Bourchier. London ; D : 7210, Sept.
(>, 190.5; 2c. Sept. 6, 1905. 1874

Armageddon; modern epic drama in a prologue,
series of scenes and an epilogue, written partly
in verse, by Stephen Phillips. New York,
John Lane co., 1915. 94 p. 12°.

© June 1, 1915 ; Ic. June 15, 1915 ; D : 40938 ;
John Lane co.. New York. 1874a

Armande; or. The mermaids cave, a musical
spectncular burlesque in 4 acts with original
songs and music, by L. E. Hurd.

© L. Edwards Hurd, New York; 1877:
11425, Oct. 6. 1875

Armas al hombro! zarzuela c6mica en 1 acto
dividldo en 4 cuadros, en prosa, original de
Emilio G. del Castillo y Carlos Dotesio, mi'isica
de los maestros Torregrosa y Alonso. Madrid.
Sociedad de autores espnfioles, 1911. 45 p. 12°.
© Dec. 30, 1911 ; 2c. Jan. 2, 1912 ; D : 28171 ;
Emilio G. del Castillo y Carlos Dotesio, Jila-
drid. 1876

Armature (L'); [par E. Brieux] tiree du roman
de P. Ilervieu [Pju'ls, Impr. de I'lllustra-
tion] 1905. 2 p. 1., 91 p. 12°.

© Eugene Brieux, Paris; D : 6341, Mar. 16.
1905; 2e. Mar. 10. 1905. 1877

Arme (Der) Don Juan; operette in 2 bildern, von
Emil Zipper und Eugen Spero, musik von
Ernst Helm. Textbuch der gasange. Leipzig
[etc.] L. Doblinger. 1911. 22 p. 12°.

© Nov. 21, 1911 ; 2c. Mar. 6, 1912 : D : 28955 :
Ludwig Doblinger (Bernhard Herzmansky),
Leipzig. 1878

Arme (Der) Heinrich; drama, von Gerhart
Hauptmann. nar. 8°.

© S. Fischer verlag, Berlin ; D : 2780, Dec.

30. 1902; 2c. Jan. 21, 1903. ^ 1879

See also Dramatic (The) works of Gerhart

Hauptmann.

Arme madchen (Poor g-irls); sociales volks-

stiir-k in 4 aufziigen, von Guy de Maupassant.

© Adolf Philipp, New York; 1893:39466,

Aug. 29. 1880

Arme (Die) Marg'aret; ein volksschauspiel aus
dem alien Steyr in 4 akten, von Armin Fried-
niann, nach dem gleichnamigen roman von E.
V. Handel-Mazzetti. Wien. F. W. Schmieden
& CO., 1911. 144 p. 12°.

© Ic. .Tune 21, 1912; D: 30048; F. W.
Schmieden & co., Vienna. 1881

Arme (Der) millionar; operette in 3 akten, von
Julius Bauer, musik von Paul Otteuheimer.
Regiebuch. Berlm, Miinchen, Drei masken
verlag, g. m. b. h., 1913. 221 p. diagrs. 8°.

© Ic. June 1, 1914; D: 37175; Drei masken
verlag, g. m. b. h., Munich. 1881a

Armed neutrality; comedy in 1 act, by C. Foote.
11 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 13, 1915; D: 39974; Courtenay
Foote, Los Angeles. 1881b

Armenia; by M. Charlson.

© Mardiros Charlson, Providence, R. I. ;
1S97 : 15957, Mar. 8. ^ 1882

or. The crescent and the cross, a drama

of to-day, unfolded in 6 pictures, by F. Reinau.

© Franz Reinau, New York; 1896:61343.
Nov. 9. 1883

Armenian (An) episode. Sec Echo (An) from
Armenia.

Armerine, the moonshiner; a tragicomedy in 5
acts, by D. R. Nelson.

© D. R. Nelson, Portland, Or. ; 1899 : 70028,
Oct. 27 : 2c. Nov. 18. 1884

Armide; opera in 5 acts, words by Quinault,

[English version by C. T. Mason] music by

Gluck. New York, F. Rullman, inc. 33 p. 4°.

© Nov. 7, 1910 ; 2c. Dec. 20, 1911 ; D : 28041 ;

F. Rullman, inc., Nev/ York. 1885

Armide et Gildis; drame en vers en 5 actes et 6
tableaux, par Camille de Sainte-Croix. Paris,
Librairie generale [1904] 256 p. incl. front.
. (port.) 12°.

© Librairie generale, Paris; D : 5979, Dec.
29, 1904 ; 2c. Dec. 29, 1904. 1886

Armin; drama in 4 akten, von Alexander Ber-

nay. Berlin, Boll & Pickardt, 1911. 75 p. 12°.

© June 20, 1911 ; 2c. July 20, 1911 ; D : 24736 ;

Boll & Pickardt, Berlin. 1887

Arminins' brautfahrt; an allegorical festival
plav, bv E. Roller. New York, Max Schmet-
teriing."^ 20 p. 8°.

© Emil Roller, New York; D:9051, Sept.
7, 1906; 2c. Sept. 15, 1906. 1888

Armoire (L') normande; de Emile Regehert.
4 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 21, 1912; D : 30061 ; Gaumont
CO., New York. 1889

Armonia conyugal; juguete c6mico en 1 acto y
en prosa, orisrinal de L. Boada y M. de Cas-
tro y Tiedra." Madrid, R. Velasco, 1908. 34 p.
12°.

© Luciano Boada y Manuel de Castro y
Tiedra ; D : 14704, Jan. 2, 1909 ; 2c. Jan. 2, 1909.

1890

89

1891

DEAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

1913

Armorel; a drama iu 4 acts, by D. Welch.

© Deshler Welch, New York ; D : 1068. Nov.
6, 1901. 1891

Armorer (The) of Naples; a romantic drama in
6 acts, by G. I. Pitt.

© G. Irving Pitt, Worcester; 1894:22882,
May 5. 1892

Arms and the man; a pleasant play, by George
Bernard Shaw. New York, Brentano's, 1913.
5 p. 1., [3], 80 p. 16".

© Sept. 10, 1913; 2c. Nov. 13, 1913: A:
361164; G. B. Shaw, London. 1893

■ S!('c also Plays, pleasant and unpleasant.

Arms (The) of Aphrodite; a play in 1 act, by
I.. Grant. 12 p. 4". Typewritten

© Lawrence (Jrant, London; D : 14909, Jan.
27, 1909; 2c. Mar. 11, 1909. 1894

Arms (The) of greatness; play of American life
in 4 acts, by T. J. Kelly. [3], 71 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Feb. 5, 1912; D : 28554 ; Thomas J.
Kelly, Brooklyn. 1895

Armurier (L') de Tolede; operette en 3 actes.
de Ch. Quinel et Lndovic Fortolis, musique de
H. Bresles. Paris, Roeder, 1913. 103 p. 12°.

© Mar. 10, 1913; 2c. Mar. 31, 1913; D:
.32783; Henri Bresles, Paris 1896

Armut; tranerspiel, von Anton Wildgans. Leip-
zig, L. Staackmann, 1914. 150 p. 8°.

© Dec. 20, 1914; Ic. May 22, 1915; D:
40726; L. Staackmann, Leipzig. 1896a

Army days: a play in 5 acts, by C. Fulton. New
York, 1874.

© Chandos Fulton, Brooklyn; 1874:10347.
Aug. 6. 1897

Army (An) girl; a comedy in 4 acts, by W. A.
Elderkin.

© W. A. Elderkin, Vancouver, Wash, ; 1884 :
18998, Sept. 22. 1898

Army (The) nurse; by Sidney R. Ellis. 19 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Arthur Ellery, Edgewater, N. J. ; D:
13756, Sept. 11, 1908; 2c. Sept. 11, 1908. 1899

Army (The) of peace. 51 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Robert D. Hogan, Beloit, Wis.; D : 4719,

Mar. 14, 1904; 2c. Mar. 14, 1904. 1900

Army (The) of 2013; or. To arms, sisters, mil-
itary melodrama of the future, by N. J.
Heaney. 13 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 9, 1913; D: 33436; Ned Joyce
Heaney, New York. 1901

Army (The) surgeon; 1 act military playlet, by
M. Downey. 12 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 31, 1913; D: 33367; Maurice
Downey, Chicago. 1902

Arnelda; romautisch-komische oper in 4 acten,
von O. Eick. Philadelphia, Verlag des
Deutsch-amerikanischen opernvereins, 1892.

© Otto Eick, Philadelphia ; 1892 : 14303, Apr.
1 ; 2c. Apr. 1, 1903

Arnold's treason. See Virginia Lee.

Around the campfires at Valley Forge. See
Colonial (A) programme for the Daughters
of the American Revolution.

Around the clock; musical comedy, in 3 acts.
109 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Gus Hill, New York ; D : 14062, Oct. 15,
1908 ; 2c. Mar. 8, 1909. 1904

Around the days in 80 worlds; by W. Smith.
© Walton Smith, Buffalo ; 1876 : 4429, Apr.

11.

1905

Around the Horn. See Peleg and Peter.

Around the Hub; an original comedy-drama in

4 a<ts and 6 scenes, by J. Barker.

© John Barker, Maiden, Mass.; 1893 : 11822,
Mar. 7. 1906

Around the station; play in 1 act, by F. W.
Myers. 67 p. f. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 30, 1910; D: 20644; Fanny Wal-
dron Myers, New York. 1907

A.round the town; a musical comedy in 2 acts,
by Eugene Walter. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ollie Mack Trumball, New York ; D : 4933,
Apr. 23, 1904 ; 2c. Aug. 2, 1905. 1908

Around the world in an airship; by L. Parmet.

5 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Leon Parmet, Philadelphia; D : 13087,
June 1, 1908; 2c. June 1, 1908. 1909

Around the world in eighty days; a drama, by
C. E. Pillet and J. H. Connelly.

© J. H. Connelly, New York; 1875:3005,
Mar. 30. 1910

original spectacular comedy, the property of

C. Weinschenk and Kiralfy bros.

© Kiralfv bros. and Camille Weinschenk,
New York; 1875:7996, July 30. 1911

Around the world in fifteen minutes; a musical
incident in 1 spasm, by G. D. High. 15 p. 8°.
Typewritten.

© Gavin D. High, New York; D: 1,3143,
June 8, 1908; 2c. June 8, 1908; Ic. June 29,
1909. 1912

Around the world in forty minutes. See Puck.

Around the world in sixty days; a spectacular
drama in 3 acts, by J. Aberle.

© Jac Aberle, Chicago ; D : 713, Aug. 2,
1901. 1913

90

1914

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

1930

Around the world in thirty minutes; a pan-
oramic illusion, by J. Rettig.

© John Rettig, Cincinnati; 1895:42273,
Aug. 19. 1914

Around the world on wheels; [by] E. Eng-
lander. Ms.

© Edward Englander, Los Angeles ; 1895 :
2873G, May 28; 2e. June 11. 1915

Arrah-na-Pog'ue; or, The Wicklow wedding,
[by] E. H. House.

© E. H. House, New York ; 1891 : 48870, Dec.
31. 1916

Arrest (The) and trial of Santa Claus; by G.
Redway.

© Georgia Redway, Washington ; 1898 :
71455, Dec. 8. 1917

Arria and Messalina. See Messalina.

Arriba, caballo moro! entremes en prosa, origi-
nal de M. Garrido. Madrid, Sociedad de au-
tores espanoles, 1915. 21 p. 12°.

© June 24, 1915; Ic. June 25, 1915; D-
41084; Manuel Garrido, Madrid. 1917a

Arriba la lig'a! pasatiempo en 1 acto, dividido en
4 cuadros, en prosa y verso, original de En-
rique Paradas, Joaquin Jimiuez y Adolfo San-
chez Carrere, mfisica de Cayo Vela y Enrique
Brii. ^Madrid. Sociedad de autores esjiailoles,
1914. 35 p. 12°.

© Mar. 15, 1915; Ic. Mar. 17, 1915; D:
40101; E. Paradas, J. Jimenez y A. Sanchez
Carrere, Madrid. 1917b

Arriba, limon; en 1 acto, dividido en un prologo,
3 cuadros y apoteosis, en prosa y verso por
Rafael Sepulveda, Pedro Baiios y Jose Man-
zano, mGsica del maestro Josg Power. Madrid,
Sociedad de autores espanoles, 1913. 45 p.
12°.

© Mar. 6, 1913 ; 2c. Mar. 7, 1913 ; D : 32547 ;
R. Septllveda, P. Bafios y J. Manzano, Madrid.

1918

Arrival (The) of harmony. 9 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Lorena Jansen Rentfrow, Indianapolis;
D: 11703, Nov. 18, 1907; 2c. Nov. 18, 1907.

1919

Arrival (The) of Kitty. 104 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Norman Lee Swartout, Rochester, N. Y. ;
D : 6940, July 10, 1905 ; 2c. Apr. 30, 1905. 1920

farce in 3 acts, by N. L. Swartout. Boston,

Walter H. Baker & co., 1914. 181 p. 12°.

© Apr. 25, 1914 ; 2c. Apr. 27, 1914 ; D : 36924 ;
Norman Lee Swartout, Summit, N. J. 1920a

Arrival (The) of Miss Fortune.

© Eugene H. Allen, Philadelphia ; D : 5770,
Nov. 14, 1904. 1921

Arrival (The) of Mr, Wrig'ht; musical comedy
in 2 parts, by J. Whitehead Chandler. [4], 47
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 8, 1914 ; D : 37788 ; William Fran-
cis Burke, New York. 1921a

Arrivee (L') d'une famille en Ajnerique; en

6 actes, par A. Corbisez. [47] p. 8°. Ms.

© Ic. Aug. 15, 1910 ; D : 21878 ; Arthur Cor-
bisez, Panama, 111. 1922

Arrow (The) and the cross; play in 4 acts, by
P. Kewen. 36 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 18, 1915; D: 39442; Perrie
Kewen, So. Pasadena, Cal.^ 1922a

Arrow (The) maker; drama in 3 acts, by Mary
Austin. New York, Duffield & co., 1911. 128
p. front, (port.) 12°.

© Apr. 8, 1911 ; 2c. Apr. 12, 1911 ; D : 24073 ;
Duffield & CO., New York. 1923

Arrow (The) maker's daughter; camp fire play,
adapted from Longfellow's poem of Hiawatha,
by Grace E. Smith and Gertrude Knevels.
New York, S. French; London, S. French, ltd.
24 p. 12°.

© Dec. 12, 1913 ; 2c. Dec. 13, 1913 ; D : 35331 ;
Samuel French, New York. 1924

Arrows (The) of an auto; comedy sketch in 1
act, by J. M. Wiest. Ashland, O., Johnson
printing co. 4°. Typewritten.

© John M. Wiest, Ashland, O. ; D : 13578,
Aug. 19, 1908 ; 2c. Aug. 19, 1908. 1925

Arrows (The) of fortune; an original drama in
4 acts, by C. W. Bell. 4°. Typewritten.

© C. W. Bell, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada;
D: 2022, .Jan. 29, 1903; 2c. Jan. 29, 1903.

1926

Arrows (The) of love; romantic di'ama in 4 acts,
by C. G. Harris. [1], 83 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 15, 1912; D: 31137; Charlotte
Glendyle Harris, New York. 1927

Arroyo (El); sainete en 1 acto, dividido en 2
cuadros, en prosa, original de Jose Lopez Silva
y Julio Pellicer, mtisica de los maestros Val-
Aerde y Foglietti. Madrid, Sociedad de autores
espanoles, 1913. 48 p. 12°.

© Mar. 6, 1913 ; 2c. Mar. 7, 1913 ; D : 32551 ;
J. L6pez Silva y J. Pellicer, Madrid. 1928

Arroyo (The) Seco; a problem play in 4 acts, by
W. Winchell.

© Wallace Winchell, Jersey City; D : 13338,
June 29, 1908. 1929

Arsacidae (The). See Phraates 4.

Arsene Lupin; pi§ce en 3 actes et 4 tableaux,
par F. de Croisset [pseud, of Francis Wiener]
et M. Leblanc. 1 p. 1., Ill p. 8°.

© Francis de Croisset et Maurice Leblanc,
Paris ; D : 15228, Mar. 3, 1909 ; 2c. Mar. 3, 1909.

1930

91

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DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS S

1950

Arsene Lupin — Continued.

a play in 3 acts, by F. de Croisset [pseud.

of Fnincis Wiener]
© Francis de Croisset, Faris ; D : 14122,

Oct. 23, 1908. 1931

Arsene Lupin centre Herlock Scholmes; piece
a gr.-nide spectacle en ,5 actes et 15 tableaux,
tiree des romans de JNIaurice Leblanc, par Vic-
tor Darlay et Henry de Gorsse. [2], 198 p.
4". Typewritten.

1© Ic. Dec. 1. 1910; D: 22706; V. Darlay et
H. de Gorsse, Paris. 1933

piece en 4 actes et 15 tableaux, tiree des

romans de M. Leblanc, par Y. Darlay et H. de
Gorsse, musique nouvelle et arrangee deMarius
Baggers. 32 p. 4".

© Dec. 16, 1910 ; 2c. Jan. 7, 1911 ; D : 23035 :
Victor Darlay, Henry de Gorsse et Maurice
Leblanc, Paris. 1933

Arsina; fairy spectacle in 4 acts, by C. Puerner.

© Cbarles Puerner, New York ; 1889 : 11288.

Apr. 9. 1934

Art; a dramatic tale, a comedy in 3 acts adapted
to tbe stage from Charles Reade's story of
that name, by C. T. Harris.

© Cbarles T. Harris, New York ; 1872 : 4997,
May 13. 1935

-1 act musical sketch, by T. Collins, jr.

[17] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 11, 1911; D : 25987 ; Treve Col-
lins, jr., Brooklyn. 1936

or, A true girl's will, by Col. J. H. Grover.

© J. Holmes Grover, Philadelphia; 1878:
5292, May 2. 1937

See also Nance Oldfield.

Art and nature; or. The spendthrift's auction,
in which will be introduced a series of living
pictures, by M. Morgan,

© Matt Morgan, United States ; 1875 : 12152,
Nov. 17. 1938

Art for breakfast; a farce in 1 act, by W. C.
Parker. Philadelphia, The Penn publishing
company, 1914. 14 p. 12°.

© Oct. 21, 1914 ; 2c. Oct. 23, 1914 ; D : 38594 :
Penn pub. co., Philadelphia. 1938a

Art. O'Brien; or, The flower of Kilmona.

© Barney Williams, United States; 1873:
13070, Nov. 11. 1939

Art (The) of being bored (Le monde ou I'on
s'ennuie); a comedy in 3 acts, by Edouard
Pailleron, tr. by B. H. Clark. New York,
Sauniel French : London, Samuel Fi-ench, ltd.,
1914. 100 p. 12°.

© June 1, 1914 ; 2c. June 3, 1914 ; D : 37214 ;
Barrett Harper Clark, Chicago. 1939a

Art (The) of conversation; 1 act vaudeville
sketch, by Valerie Hope [pseud, of F. H.
lioiirns] 20 p. f°. Tyi'ewritteu.

© Florence H. Bourns, Chicago ; D : 10772,
June 14, 1907; 2c. May 31, 1907. 1940

Art (The) of giving a monologue. Sec Mono-
logues and duologues.

Art (The) of life; a comedy, by L. W. Smith.
• SO p. S°. Typewritten.

© Lewis Worthington Smith, Des Moines;
D: 12974, May 6, 1908; 2c. June 1, 1908. 1941

Art (The) of love; a comedy in 5 acts, by A. W.
P.ryce.

© Albert W. Bryce, New York ; 1874 : 1674,
Feb. 13. 1942

Art (The) of travesty. See Supporting (The)

dutchess.

Art or love; by C. Keeler. 24 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Feb. 1.3, 1911; D : 23341 ; Charles
Keeler, Berkeley, Cal. 1943

Art (The) studio; in 3 acts, by D. Shearer. Ms.

© Dollie Shearer, Cincinnati; 1891:2179,

Jan. 14 ; 2c. Jan. 14. 1944

Art teachers at work; a farcical comedy in 1
act. by G. A. Lynch. 15 p. obi. 24°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Apr. 3, 1912; D: 29270; George An-
drew Lynch, Los Angeles 1945
Artemus "Ward; a play in 5 acts, by A. Rhodes.
© Albert Rhodes, United States ;i 1875:
11093. Oct. 23. 1946

Artful automaton; by Arthur Law. London,
J. Williams, ltd.; New York, Edward Schu-
berth & co. [1904] 23 p. 8°.

© Joseph Williams, ltd., London; D : 4927,
Apr. 23, 1904 ; 2c. Apr. 23, 1904. 1947

Artful (An) dodger; musical farce in 3 acts, by
G. A. Davies.

© George A. Davies, Cincinnati; 1900 A:
29197, Nov. 30. 1948

Artful (The) Mr. Widemere; comedy in 3 acts,
by G. Harrison. [1], 102 p. 4°. Typewritten.
© Ic. Sept. 21, 1914; D: 38269; Grover Har-
rison, Colorado Springs, Col. 1948a

Artfulness (The) of Lora Dare; a comedy. 4°.
Typewritten.

I© W. Fabian, New York; D : 8979, Aug. 21,
1900; 2c. Aug. 21, 1900. 1949

Arthur Dimmesdale; an adaptation of The scar-
let letter of Nathaniel Hawthorne, by T. Dal-
ton. 13 p. f. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 7, 1909; D: 17041; Test Dalton.
Indianapolis. 1950

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1951

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

1973

Arthur Eustace; or, A mother's love, a temper-
ance drama in 5 acts, by J. W. J. Todd. Clyde,
O., Ames publishing co.

© Ames pub. cc, Clyde, O. ; 1891:43373,
Dec. 3; 2c. Dec. 10. 1951

Arthur Kingsbury; or, The battle of Antietam,
a new military allegory in 4 acts and accom-
panying tableaux, arr. from incidents of the
late\var, by T. E. Barrow. Mansfield, O., 1879.

© Thomas E. Barrow, United States; 1879:
7046, May 27 ; 2c. June 28. 1952

Arthur O'Leary; a comedy in 4 acts, by Sheri-
dan Burt. Omaha Barracks, Neb., 1878.

© Andrew Sheridan Burt, Nebraska ; 1878 :
13703, Nov. 23; 2c. Apr. 9, 1879. 1953

Arthur Pendragon; a play in 5 acts, by W. W.
Young.

© W. W. Young, Monmouth, 111. ; 1880 : 5562,
Apr. S. 1954

Arthur, prince of Shomer; or, Smiles and tears,
by W. H. West.

© Willie H. West, Brooklyn; 1890:14317,
Apr. 30. 1955

Arthur Sonten; comedy in 3 acts, by R. E. Dun-
bar. South Bend, Ind., Tribune printing co.
103 p. 16".

© Mar. 3, 1913; 2c. Mar. 5, 1913: D: 32512;
Robin Ernest Dunbar, South Bend, Ind. 1956

Arthur Wellesley's love story; a romantic play
in 4 acts, by M. B. Douglas.

© Minnie Blakestone Douglas, Omaha, Neb. :
1S99 : 78889, Dec. 4. 1957

Same.

© Minnie Blakestone Douglas, Omaha. Neb. ;
D : 144, Feb. 16, 1901. 1958

Article (L') 47; or. Breaking the ban, a drama
in ;> acts, by Adolphe Belot, tr. and adapted
to the English stage by Henry L. Williimis.
New York, It. M. De Witt.

© Robert M. De Witt, New York; 1872:
7324, July 8 ; 2c. July 15. 1959

Article 489; a drama in 5 acts, by A. Corbett.

© Adolphe Corbett, Nfew York ; 1883 : 15403,
Aug. 21. 1960

Article (An) of war; a military comedy in 4
acts, by C. P. Brown. Typewritten.

© Charles P. Brown, Charleston, S. C. ; D :
399, Apr. 25, 1901; 2c. Aug. 2, 1901. 1961

Article III, section IV, Criminal code; a play
in 3 acts, by D. B. Foster. [2] 25 p. t". Type-
written.

© Ic. Nov. 17, 1914 ; D : 38821 ; Dora Beggs
Foster, Denison, Tex. 1961a

Artist (The); a dramatic poem in 5 acts, by R.
Cariveau. 90 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Robert Cariveau, St. Paul; D : 2082, July
3. 1902 ; 2e. July 21, 1902 ; Ic. new ed. Oct. 5,
1904. 1963
a play in 5 acts, by W. A, Stephens.

© William A. Stephens, Philadelphia; 1878:
8872, Aug. 2. 1963

■ romantic comedy in 5 acts, by C. Quay.

© Canyon Quay, New York; D : 3830, Aug.
14, 1903. 1964

— a society drama in 4 acts, by J. A. Jannus.
© J. A. Jannus, Washington ; 1885 : 14073,

June 30. 1965

— See also My world shall be your world.

Artist (The) and model; a farce comedy in 1
act.

© John Flynu, Toledo, O. ; 1891 : 12450, Apr.
6. 1966

Artist and nun.

© Albert Bigelow Paine, Fort Scott, Kan.;
1890 : 8083, Mar. 11. 1967

Artist (The) and the forest-girl; in 5 acts, by
J. H. Konkle. [50] p. f". Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 9, 1911 ; D : 25436 ; James Howard
Konkle. Newark, N. J. 1968

Artist (The) and the singer.

© J. W. Stover, Chicago ; 1899 : 84070. Dec.
2S. 1969

Artist (The) dream and dansante; play in 4
acts, by F. L. Clendeneu. 27 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Ic. July 4, 1915 ; D : 41179 ; F. Leslie Clen-
denen, St. Louis. 1969a

Artist-mother and child. See Picture plays.

Artist (The) scout; or. Life in the wild West, a
drama, by L. L. Curtis.

© Le.slie L. Curtis, Boston ; 1890 : 4707, Feb.
7; 2c. Feb. 15. 1970

Artist (An) tailor; a dramatic composition in 4
acts, based upon the German of von Moser
and adapted to the American stage, by H.
Stephany. Cincinnati, 1880.

© Hilmar Stephany, Chicago; 1881:1450.
Jan. 26. 1971

Artista en crimenes; drama llrico en 1 acto y
4 cuadros, en prosa, original [de] .7. Romeo,
miisica del maestro San Felipe. Madrid, So-
ciedad de autores espanoles, 1908. 36 p. 8°.
© Jose Romeo, Madrid; D : 13874, Sept. 21,
1908 ; 2c. Sept. 21, 1908. 1972

Artistic dilemma; a 1 act comedy skit, by
G. F. Lawson.

© George Fred Lawson, Bridgeport, Conn. ;
D : 5496, Aug. 30, 1904. 1973

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Artistic (An) disappointment; farce in 1 act,
by F. B. Elkins. [2], 16 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 3, 1913; D : 34619 ; Felton B.
Elkins, New York. 1974

Artistic liar. 10 p. 4". Typewritten.

© A. N. Dingwall, Hoboken, N. J. ; D : 9699,
Dec. 26, 1906 ; 2c. Nov. 14, 1906. 1975

Artistic (The) Mrs. Hay; comedy and a satire
of American life in 3 acts, by Arthur Dough-
erty Rees. [2], 114 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 8, 1914; D: 37505; A. D. Rees,
Philadelphia. 1975a

Artistic (An) mix-up; play in 1 act, by R. F.
Ferguson, jr. 9 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 19, 1913; D: 33262; Robert F.
Ferguson, jr., New York. 1976

Artistic (An) pair; by S. E. Thornhill.

© Sterling Eugene Thornhill, Milford,
INIich. ; D : 3057, Feb. 24, 1903. 1977

Artistic temperament; sketch in 1 act, by G.
Bloomquest. [17] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 10, 1914; D: 35976; George
Bloomquest, Minneapolis. 1977a

words for a musical sketch in 1 act for

four men, by W. W. Wyckoff. 12 p. f". Type-
written.

I© Ic. Apr. 21, 1910; D: 20860; W. W.
Wyckoff, York, Neb. 1978

Artistic (An) triumph; play in 1 act, by D.
Hej-ward. [1], 17 p. f". Typewritten.

© Ic. May 24, 1913; D: 33309; Du Bose
Heyward, Charleston, S. C. 1979

Artist's (The) daug'hter; a romantic drama in
a prologue and 4 acts, by Elliott Barnes.

© Shook & Collier, New York ; 18S4 : 15007,
July 23. 1980

Artist's (The) dilemma; comedy sketch in 1
act. for vaudeville with music, by D. Dore.
[26] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 18, 1912 ; D : 29469 ; Daniel Dore,
New York. 1981

Artist's dream; a fantastic sketch, by L. B.
Talbot and D. L. Schulze. 14 p. 4". Type-
written.

© L. Berdell Talbot and D. L. Schulze, Los
Angeles; D : 14472, Dec. 7, 1908; 2c. Dec. 7.
1908. 1982

in 1 act, by I. M. Gibson.

© Idah McGlone Gibson, Toledo, O.; 1900
A : 28012, Nov. 12. 1983

or, Ancient Juliet and modern Romeo.

Typewritten.

© Hortense Eugenia "Van Zile, Detroit ; 1900
A : 12705, May 19 ; 2c. May 19. 1984

Artist's dream — Continued.

or, The Colonial quartette.

© L. W. McClure, San Francisco ; D : 12901,

May 5, 1908. 1985
or. The magic pictures, in 1 act, by G. R.

Pyper. 12 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 14, 1911; D : 24477 ; Geo. R.
Pyper, Salt Lake City. 1986

Artist's (The) elixir,
gods.

See Magic (The) of the

Artist's (The) illusion; dramatic sketch, by H.
B. Kanter. 5 p. f. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 17, 1912; D : 31197 ; Harry B.
Kanter, New York. 1987

Artist's inspiration; by W. A. Knapp. 7 p. 8°.
Ms.

© Ic. Jan. 28, 1910 ; D : 20056 ; William A.
Knapp, Oshkosh, Wis. 1988

Artist's (The) life; musical sketch in 1 act, by
H. H. Ilerold. [4] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 20, 1912; D: 30960; Harrie 11.
Herold, Chicago. 1989

Artist's love. Sec Amour d' artiste.

Artist's (The) masterpiece; 1 act musical com-
edy, by C. E. Royal.

© Charles E. Royal, San Francisco ; D : 7269.
Sept. 16, 1905. 1990

play in 1 act, by C. A. Weigle. 5 p. f.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 25, 1913 ; D : 32831 ; C. A. Weigle.
East Liverpool, O. 1991

Artist's (The) model; by F. W. Kopf.

© Frederick W. Kopf, Syracuse, N. Y. ; D :
3913, Sept. 8, 1903. " 1992

a comedietta, by G. C. Hazeltou, jr. Type-
written.

© George C. Hazelton, jr., Washington;
1892:46299, Nov. 14; 2c. Dec. 29, 1893. 1993

■ playlet in 1 act, by S. H. Jelf. [1], 5 p. f.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 11, 1911; D: 23924; S. Harry
Jelf, Indianapolis. 1994

See also Newspaper (A) ad.

Arvine's oath. See Cattle (The) kings of
Texas.

Arzt (Der) der frauen, Herr Johann; spiel in 3
akten, von Ahvin H. J. Zorn. Berlin, Oester-
held & CO. verlag, 1914. 95 p. 12".

© Ic. Sept. 26, 1914 ; D : 38322 ; Oesterheld
& CO., Berlin. 1994a

Arzt (Der) seiner ehre; groteske, von Paul Mon-
gre. Berlin, S. Fischer verlag, 1912. 88 p.
12°.

© Sept. 26, 1912 ; 2c. Mar. 6, 1913 ; D : 32539 ;
S. Fischer verlag, Berlin. 1995

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As a man sows. 22 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Robert C. MacCullocli, New York: D :
60S6, Jan. 17, 1905 ; 2c. Jan. 9, 1905. 1996

a 4 act dramatic comedy. Typewritten.

© A. H. Chamberlyn, New Yorlc; D : 821,
■ , Sept. 3, 1901 ; 2c. Sept. 23, 1901. 1997

As a man thinketh; by H. H. Bullocli. 165 p.
4°. Typewritten.

P© Harriett Hammond Bulloclc, Montreal,
Canada ; D : 11118, Aug. 5, 1907 ; 2c. July 17,
1907. 1998

play in 4 acts, by H. M. Greene. 98 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 1, 1910; D: 20663; Hiram Moe
Greene, Boston. 1999

As a man thinks; play in 4 acts, by Augustus
Thomas. New York, Duffleld & company, 1911.
213 p. 8°.

© June 13, 1911; 2c. June 15, 1911; D:
24521; Duffield & co.. New York. 2000

As a woman saw it. See United.

As a woman thinketh; comedy of the period in
3 acts, by Edith F. A. U. Painton. Chicago,
T. S. Dennison & co. 96 p. 12°.

© Jan. 19, 1914 ; 2c. Jan. 22, 1914 ; D : 35745 ;
Eben H. Norris, Chicago. 2000a

As a woman thinks; social play in 4 acts, by
H. Drucke. [72] p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 22, 1914; D: 36795; Herman
Drucke, New York. 2000b

As best we can; comedy in 4 acts, by C. Ken-
nedy. [120] p. 4°. TjTDewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 21. 1911; D : 231G3 ; Charles

Kennedy, New York. 2001

As by a miracle; an American comedy in 3
acts and 2 entre-acts, by A. B. Miller.

© Alexander B. Miller, Newark, N. J. ; D :
7299, Sept. 23, 1905. 2002

As by fire; a temperance drama in 5 acts, by H.

I Elliott McBride. Philadelphia, The Penn pub-
lishing company, 1895.
© Penn pub. co., Philadelphia ; 1895 : 39207,
July 30 ; 2c. July 30. 2003

s children see us; comedy sketch in 1 act, by
W. A. Quick. 4°. Typewritten.
© William A. Quick, New York ; D : 11059.
July 27, 1907 ; 2c. July 27, 1907. 2004

jis far as the East is; drama in 4 acts, by P.
Shaw. 86 p. Ms.

© Ic. Dec. 1, 1909 ; D : 17580 ; Percy Shaw.
New York. 2005

As good as a play. See High (The) old court
of impeachment.

As it always ends; a drama of real life, by
George F. Euler. 50 p. f°. Typewritten.

© George Francis Euler, San Francisco ; D :
4644, Feb. 23, 1904 ; 2c. Feb. 8, 1904. 2006

As it happens; an absurdity which occurs in a
few minutes, by Ralph M. Skinner. Type-
written.

© Dorothy Neville, New York ; 1899 : 82838,
Dec. 22 ; 2c. Dec. 22. 2007

As it is written; a tragedy, by V. Woods. Type-
written.

© Virna Woods, Sacramento, Cal. ; 1900 :

25382, Oct. 12 ; 2c. Oct. 12. 2008

As it often happens; comedy in 3 acts, by C. de
Lima. [101] p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. July 29, 1911; D : 24812 ; Charles de
Lima, Florence, Italy. 2009

As it was; vaudeville sketch in 8 scenes, by E.
J. Flanagan, jr. [1] 7 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 21, 1914 ; D : 37091 ; E. J. Flana-
gan, jr., Philadelphia. 2009a

As it was in the beginning; by C. W. Calhoun.
[71] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 22, 1910 : D : 21854 ; Charles W.
Calhoun, Berkeley, Cal. 2010

an original comedy drama in 4 acts, by J.

As in a mirror. See Magic (The) dance.

London and L. Bascom.

© Jack London and Lee Bascom, San Fran-
cisco; D:7480, Oct. 30, 1905. 2011

As it will be in 1950; 1 act playlet, by E. N.
Frohlichstein. [14] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 22, 1912 ; D : 29444 ; Emanuel N.
Frohlichstein, Mobile. 2012

As Judith to Holofernes; a tragedy in 5 acts,
by J, Wolff. Typewritten.

© Julia Wolff, New York; 1891 : 12121, Apr.
3; le. received. 2013

As knight of old; by R. B. Caffray.

© Ruben B. Caffray, New York ; D : 1995,
June 10, 1902. 2014

As luck would have it; drama in 3 acts, by J. C.
Dox and P. A. Folsom.

© Julia C. Dox and Percy A. Folsom, Peoria,
111. ; D : 12961, May 13, 190S. 2015

As man sows; by Neilson Morris. 27 p. 4".
Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 8, 1909; D: 17664; Ann O'Neill,
Overbrook, Pa. 2016

As Molly told it; by Paul Marion [pseud, of
Pauline Phelps and Marion Short]. [New
York] E. S. Werner. 8 p. 12".

© Sept. 24, 1909; 2c. Sept. 28, 1909; D:
16947; Edgar S. Werner, New York. 2017

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As of yore; a grand historical drama in 5 acts,
by P. Wilson.

© Piercy Wilson, San Francisco ; 1877 : 1135,
Jan. 29. 2018

As one is taught. See Hidden (The) Messiah.

As others see us; play in 3 acts, by D. C. War-
rington. 145 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 25, 1914 ; D : 36834 ; Dora Clark
Warrington, Pittsburgh. 2018a

As the curtain falls; comedy of youth in 3 acts,
by P. L. Wilde [pseud, of P. L. Weil] [121] p.
4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 17, 1914 ; D : 35895 ; Percival L.
Weil, New York. 2019

As the leaves; a comedy in 4 acts, by Giuseppe
Gi.-icosa. (In The drama, no. 1, Feb. 1911;
periodical © Feb. 23, 1911 ; 2c. Feb. 27, 1911 ;
B: 241480; Dramatic pub. co., Chicago) 2019a

a drama in 4 acts, by Giacosa.

1908]

p.

12".

© Donald Robertson, Chicago:
Feb. 18, 1908; 2c. Feb. 18, 1908.

[Chicago?

D : 12377.
2020

As the public wills; play in 4 acts, by K. H. M.
Gardner and J. E. Mansbarger. [1], 68 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 9, 1914; D : 359G4 ; Karl H. M.
Gardner and John E. Mansbarger, Los An-
geles. 2020a

As the sun sets; by G. Levy.

© Grace Levy, Sea Cliff, N. Y. ; D : 11850,
Dec. 3, 1907. 2021

As the sun went down; a drama of western
life, in 4 acts, by G. D. Baker. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Geo. D. Baker, New York ; D : 1994, May
26, 1902; 2c. Aug. 8, 1902. 2022

As the world goes; a play in 1 act, by W. S.
Howard. 18 p. f°. Typewritten.

© W. Stanton Howard, New York ; D : 6859.
June 21, 1905 ; 2c, June 21, 1905. 2023

As the world is; drama, by O. Wood. 51 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 18, 1910 ; D : 20231 ; Oscar Wood,
Port Chester, N. Y. 2024

As the world judg'ed her; a drama in 4 acts, by
L. J. L. Stilwell. 61 p. f. Typewritten.

© Laura Jean Libbey-Stilwell, Brooklyn ;
D : 12087, Jan. 3, 1908 ; 2c. Apr. 28, 1908. 2025

As told in the hills; a southern romance of
to-day in 4 acts, by W. F. Mann. f. Type-
written.

© Wm. F. Mann, Baltimore ; D : 5622, Sept.
29, 1904; 2c, July 30, 1906. 2026

As we are; a comedy drama in 3 acts and a
prologue, by H. P. Mawson.

© Harry P. Mawson. New York; 1888:
31732, Nov. 8. 2027

As who shall say? a play in 4 acts, by E. E.
Weston. 4°. Typewritten.

© Eflie Ellsler Weston, Nutley, N. J,; D:
13718, Sept, 4, 1908; 2c, Sept. 5, 1908, 2028

As woman to man; play in 1 act, dramatized
from a story of Ralph Bergengren's, by Judith
de Beverly. 15 p. t". Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 8, 1913; D: 32617; Agnes Bird,
Rockland, Me. 2029

As ye believe; drama in 1 act, by Louis de
Couey. [2], 17 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 1, 1911 ; D : 23511 ; Gustave Froh-
man. New York. 2030

As ye sow; a comedy in 5 acts, by C. Ellis. 36 p.
12".

© Charles Ellis, Rock Island, 111.; 1900 A:
2259, Jan. 25; 2c. Sept. 6, 1907. 2031

As ye sow, so ye shall reap; original play in 4
acts, by I. W. Rae. 41 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 8, 1911 ; D : 24433 ; Ida Weston
Rae, Osborne, Kan. 2032

As you like it. Garden City, N. Y., Doubleday,
Page (ic company [1912] viii, 193 p. col. front.,
illus., plan. 12°. (The Ben Greet Shakesi)eare
for young readers and amateur players)

© Apr. 29, 1912 ; 2c. May 8, 1912 ; A : 314333 ;
Doubleday, Page & co., Garden City, N. Y.

2033

by William Shakespeare, ed. with introduc-
tion and notes by C. L. Hooper. Chicago,
Aiusworth &. company, 1904. xiv, 127 p. 12°.
(Twentieth century Shakespeare)

© Cyrus Lauron Hooper, Chicago ; A : 96729,
Sept. 16, 1904; 2c. Sept. 16, 1904. 2034

— ed. with notes, introduction, glossary,

list of variorum readings and selected crit-
icisms by Charlotte Porter and Helen A. Clarke.
[First folio ed.] New York, T. Y. Crowell &
CO. [1906] 4 p. 1., vii-xix, 236 p. front. 16°.

© Thomas Y. Crowell & co.. New York ; A :
160999, Nov. 20, 1906; 2c. Nov. 19, 1906. 2035

■ from the Riverside edition, ed. by Rich-
ard Grant White, with additional notes. Bos-
ton, New York [etc.] Houghton, Mililin and
conipiuiy [1896] 119 p. 12". (The Riverside
literature series, [no. 93] )

© Houghton, Mifflin & co., Boston; 1896:
21472, Apr. 6 ; 2c. Apr. 15. 2036

a comedy in 5 acts, as performed by

Helena Modjeska (Countess Bozenta). In-
dianapolis, Hasselman-journal co., 1883. 59 p.
front, (port.) 12°.

© Fred Stiuson, Andover, Mass.,

15105, Aug. 16; 2c. Sept. 4.

1883 :
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As you like it — Continued.

by William Shakespeare, a comedy in 5 acts

based upon, the prompt-book of Julia Mar-
lowe. Boston, W. H. Baker & co., 1907. 76 p.
16°.

© Walter H. Baker & cc, Boston ; D : 10059,
Mar. 2, 1907 ; 2c. June 15, 1907. 2038

— ed. by H. H. Furness. Pbiladelphia, J. B.
Lippincott company, 1890. ix, 452 p. 8°.
(New variorum edition of Shakespeare, v. 8)

© Horace Howard Furness, Philadelphia ;
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— ed. by Isaac N. Demmon. New York, Cin-
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— ed. by Martha Hale Shackford. New York,

The Macmillan company, 1911. 138 p. incl.

front. ( port. ) 24°. ( The Tudor Shakespeare )

© Oct. 25, 1911 ; 2c. Oct. 26, 1911 ; A : 297655 ;

Macmillan co., New York. 2041

— ed. by William E. Watt. [7] p. 8°.

© Little chronicle co., Chicago; D : 15382,
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1909. 2042

— ed. with notes by William J. Rolfe. Har-
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per & brothers, 1898. 208 p. front, illus. 12°.
(Shake^peii.re's complete works, v. 11)

© Harper & bros., New York ; 1898 : 26698,
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— introduction and notes by Henry Norman
Hudson, ed. and rev. by Ebenezer Charlton
Black with the coopei'ation of Andrew Jackson
George. School ed. [Boston] Ginn and com-
pany [1906.] xxxvii, [1], 152 p. front,
(facsim.) fold, chart. 16°. (The new Hudson
Shakespeare)

© Ginn & co., Boston ; A : 155477, Sept. 13,
1906; 2c. Feb. 7, 1907. 2044

— ■ Same.

© Ginn & co., Boston; A : 164617, Jan. 2,
1907. 2045

— a play in 1 act, by R. Mansfield.

© Richard Mansfield, New London, Conn.;
D : 524S, July 1, 1904, 2046

— a pleasant comedy, newly embellished with
sundry decorations by W. H. Low. New York,
Dodd, Mead & co., 1900. 3 p. 1., 130 p. front,
illus. pi. 8°.

© Dodd, Mead «& co.. New York; 1899 : 69967,
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Baker and an original frontispiece by J. Wal-
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works of William Shakespeare, with annota-
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— (The comedy of); by William Shakespeare.
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academy series of English classics)

© Samuel Thurber, Roxbury, Mass.; 1896:
55068, Oct. 5; 2c. Oct. 31. 2050

— (Shakespeare's); ed. by John W. Cunliffe
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and company, 1911. xxix, [3], 3-162 p. front,
(port.) illus. 16°. (English readings for

schools)

© May 12, 1911; 2c. May 25, 1911; A:
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ed. with introduction and notes by

Brainerd Kellogg. New York, C. E. Merrill
company [1910]. 160 p. front, plates, 16°.
(Merrill's English texts)

© Oct. 29, 1910 ; 2c. Dec. 1, 1910 ; A : 275874 ;
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ed. with introduction and notes by

Charles Robert Gaston. New York, London,
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pocket American and English classics)

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ed. with introduction and suggestions

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© Nov, 29, 1910 ; 2c. Dec. 2, 1910 ; A : 275905 ;
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notated English classics)

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Same. Boston. New York [etc.] Ginn

& company [1908] 159 p. 16°.

I© Kate W. Hudson, Cambridge, Mass, in
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-with notes, examination papers and

plan of preparation, selected by Bi-ainerd Kel-
logg. New York, Clark & Maynard. 1883.
132 p. 12°.

© Clark & Maynard, New York ; 1883 : 14.^00.
Aug. 3; 2c. Sept. 5. 2057

(Shakespeare's comedy of); ed. with in-

troduction and notes by Katharine Lee Bates.
Boston. I.each, Sbewell & Sanborn [1896]
Iv p., 1 1., 234 p. 16°. (The students' series of
English classics)

© Leach, Shewell & Sanborn, Boston ; 1896 :
70751, Dec. 29; 2c. Dec. 28. 2058

ed. with notes by Homer Baxter

Sprague . . . with suggestions and plans for
studv, and topics for essays. Boston, Silver,
Burdett & company, 1896. 135 p. front, (port.)
12°. (Studies in English classics)

© Silver, Burdett & co., Boston; 1896:
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ed. with notes by William J. Rolfe.

New York, Harper & brothers, 1878. 206 p.
front, illus. 16°.

© Harper & bros., New York ; 1877 : 13358,
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Same. New York. Cincinnati [etc.]

Amei'ican book company [1903] 283 p. incl.
front., illue. 16°.

© Wm. J. Rolfe, Cambridge, Mass.: A:
576S6, Apr. 14, 1503 ; 2c. Dec. 15, 1903. 2061

Same. New York, Cincinnati [etc.]

AmericJin book company [1905] 2 p. 1., [9]-
208 p. front., illus. 16°.

© William J. Rolfe, Cambridge, Mass., in
renewal for 14 years fi'om Nov. 17, 1905; A:
120345, June 28, 1905 ; 2c. July 25, 1905. 2062

(Shakspere's); ed. for school use by Wil-
liam Allan Neilson. Chicago, Scott, Poresman
and company, 1903. 207 p. 16°. (Lake Eng-
lish classics)

© Scott, Foresman & co.. New York ; A :
65425, Aug. 3, 1903 ; 2c. July 25, 1903. 2063

with an introduction, by Barrett Wen-

dell, and notes by William Lyon Phelps. New
York, Longmans, Green & co., 1898. xxxii,
102 p., 1 1. front, (port.) 12° (Longmans'
English classics, [v. 11])

© Longmans, Green & co., New York; 1896:
16561, Mar. 14 ; 2c. Mar. 27. 2064

— See also Shakespeare's works.

Asa Bassett; or. The F. F. V.s, a comedy-
drama in 3 acts, by Celia Robinson and F. L.
Robinson (Yankee Robinson).

© Fayette L. Robinson, Chicago; 1881:
12610, Aug. 15. 2065

Asa Groot; or, The judg'e of Swanzey, a drama
of Puritan days, in 5 acts, by Barba Rossa
[pseud, of W. O. Soubron.] Milwaukee, Wis.,
The International literary bureau [1901] 3
p. 1., 40 p. 12°.

© William Otto Soubron, Milwaukee; D:
233, Mar. 19, 1901 ; 2c. Apr. 22, 190L 2066

Ascension lillies; play in 1 act, by M. H. Plan-
ner. 12 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 29, 1913; D: 32128; Mary H.
Planner, Indianapolis. 2067

Aschenbrodel; a play in 4 acts, by J, Le Mon.

© James Le Mon, New York; 1881:13392,
Aug. 31; 2c. Feb. 27, 18S2. 2068

Aschimedas, the Persian; by S. M. Dudley.

© Sarah Marie Dudley, Detroit; D : 11226.
Aug. 24, 1907. 2069

Aschimedas, the true son. See Master's (The)
power.

Ash-can Marie; a sketch, by R. A. Deaves.

© Rillie A. Deaves, New York ; 1899 : 73575,
Nov. 11. 2070

Ashes; actless play, by O. D. Bailey and Lottie
M. Meaney. 90 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 27, 1915; D: 39813; Oliver D.
Bailey, New York. 2070a

drama in 4 acts, by V. Page. 41 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 22, 1909; D: 17494; Vivian Page,
New York. 2071

play in 4 acts, by E. M, Crane and Josephine

Victor. [3], 150 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 29, 1910; D : 21447 ; Eleanor
Maud Crane, New York. 2072

Ashes of Adam; by Ed Rose.

© Ed Rose, New York; D : 7277, Sept. 18,
1905. 2073

Ashes of art; drama without a lesson in 4 acts,
by L. H. B. Knox. [2], 146 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Nov. 23, 1911 ; D : 25837 ; Loren H. B.
Knox, Chicago. 2074

Ashes (The) of desire; a social drama in 4 acts,
by Stuart Boyle.

© Ernst Kronshage, Milwaukee ; D : 35S2,
June 15, 1903. ' 2075

Ashes (The) of roses. f°. Typewritten.

© Francis Cotonv Arrigo. Cynthiana, Ky. ;
D : 5718, Nov. 2, 1904 ; 2c. Nov. 2, 1904. 2076

98

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COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

2096

Ashes (The) of roses — Continued.

by M. M. 21 p. 4°. Typewritten.

i© Ic. June 19, 1911 ; D : 24577 ; M. de Nasci-

mento, Washington.

2077

dr-ama in 5 acts, by J. Magnus and H. C.

Bunner.

© Julian Magnus, New Yorls; 1880:13155,
Aug. 27, 2078

Ashes of '64; by Oliver Curtis.

© John A. Sanborn, New York ; D : 11776.
Nov. 20, 1907. 2079

Ashes on the altar; dramatized in 4 acts, by
L. D. Fair.

© Laura D. Fair, San Francisco ; 1876 : 393,
Jan. 8. 2080

or. The looms of Lowell, a play, by W. M.

Turner.

© Wm. Mason Turner, Philadelphia; 1873:
3080, Mar. 28. 2081

[Ashmedei; tragedy in 7 scenes, by Leonid An-
dreiev, authorized tr. by M. Katz]

New Yorli, Hebrew publishing co., 1910. 1 p.
1., 130 p. 12°.

© Sept. 1, 1910 ; 2c. Nov. 12, 1910 ; D : 22739 ;
Herman Bernstein, New Yorl^. [Copyright is
claimed on translation] 2081a

Ashton's income tax. See 15,000 a year.

Ask without knocking and you shall receive.
See Failure (The) of success.

Askaros, the Copt; an historical drama of
Eastern life in 5 acts and 8 oriental pictures,
by T. C. De Leon.

© T. C. De Leon, New York; 1871:7746,
Aug. 19. 2082

Asleep at his post; a war drama founded upon
an historic event of the late rebellion, in 3
acts, by J. E. Huston.

© J. E. Huston, Clearfield, la. ; 1886 : 23584,
Nov. 10. 2083

Asleep at the switch; [by C. E. Blaney]. 62 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Chas. E. Blaney, New York; D : 12504,
Mar. 7, 1908; 2c. Mar. 7, 1908. 2084

a melodrama in 4 acts, by S. Morris.

© Sam xMorris, Chicago ; D : 2036, June 23,
1802. 2085

Asmodeus; comic opera in 3 acts, tr., adapted

and ai-r. for the English stage from Auber's

opera Le part du diable, by A. D. NeuendorfC.

© Ad. Neuendorff, New York; 1884:18840,

Sept. 19. 2086

Aspasia; tragedy in 5 acts, by Ine Chenier
[pseud, of A. E, Cheney]

© Annie Elizabeth Cheney, Los Angeles;
1898 : 4230, Jan. 10 ; 2c. July 5. 2087

Asphodel; or. The magic pen, by Jerome Ravel
and I. Kiralfy.

© Imre Kiralfy, New York; 1887:28001,
Oct. 29. 2088

Aspiration; play, by B. Hibbs. [6] p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. June 12, 1912; D: 29949; Blanche
Hibbs, Seattle. 2089

Aspirations; comedy in 1 act, Tsy H. H. Schaff-
ner. [2], 17 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 19, 1910 ; D : 22323 ; Herbert Har-
old Schaffner, Chicago. 2090

Aspiring (An) detective; duologue in 1 act, by
D. D. Aaronson. 15 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 28, 1915 ; D : 40562 ; David Darby
Aaronson, New York. 2090a

Aspiring (The) druggist; a comedy in 2 acts,
by PI. W. Mitchell.

© Hubbard Winslow Mitchell, New York;
D:691, July 24, 1901. 2091

Assarpai; operndichtung, von Richard von Hart-
wig.

© Karl Koehler, Charlottenburg, Germany;
1898 : 17292, Mar. 14 ; 2c. Mar, 14. 2092

Assassin (The); tragedy in 4 acts, by H. White.
Woodstock, N. Y., Maverick press. 55 p. 12*.

© Jan. 3, 1912 ; 2c. Jan. 5, 1912 ; D : 28227 ;
Hervey White, Woodstock, N. Y. 2093

Assassination; or. The closing scene, a tragedy
of the great rebellion in 5 acts, by De W. C.
Vestal.

© De Witt C. Vestal, California; 1879:
12574, Sept, 20 ; 2c. Oct. 22. 2094

Assassination (The) of the mad czar, Paul I,
of Russia; sketch, by Frank B. Coigne. 4 p.
f". Typewritten.

© Ic. July 1, 1914; D: 37447; Coigne fea-
ture film CO., inc., New York. 2094a

Assassinee (L'); comedie en 4 actes, d'apr&s une
nouvelle de Gaston Bergeret, par Ernest
Greuet-Dancourt. Paris, Librairie theatrale,
1904. 2 p. 1., 96 p. 12°.

© L. Michaud, Paris; D : 4701, Mar. 9, 1904;
2c. Mar. 9, 1904. 2095

Assassinio (L.') di Gennaro Cuocolo; ovvero,
La Camorra napolitana, scene drammatichf
napolitane in 6 atti, tratta dal vero, di R. P.
Cammarano. [74] p. 8°. Ms.

© Ic. Apr. 6, 1911; D: 23944; Raffaele P.
Cammarano, Philadelphia. 2096

99

2097

DEAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

2115

Assassinio (L') di Gennaro Cuocolo e Maria
Cutinelli; drnmma in 6 atti e 8 quadri, di F.
Vela. [114] p. 4°. Ms.

© Ic. Mar. 27, 1911 ; D : 23758 ; Frank Vela,
Philadelphia. 2097

Assumption of Hannele; dream-poem in 2 parts,
by Gerhart Hauptmann, tr. by G. S. Bryan.
(in Poet lore, v. 20, no. 3, May-June, 1909)

© July 19, 1909 ; 2e. Feb. 16, 1910 ; D : 20202 ;
G. S. Bryan, Boston. 2108

See also Dramatic works of Gerhart
Hauptmann.

Assassinio (L') di Giuseppe Petrosino; by A.
De Martino.
© Antonio De Martino, New York ; D : 15637, . Astarte; a play, by E. H. Webb

Apr. 17, 1909.

Assaut (L'); piece en 3 actes, par H. Bernstein.
(L'lllustrntion theatrale, 8"" annee, 216, ler
juin 1912.)

© June 1, 1912 ; 2c. June 13, 1912 ; D : 29059 ;
Heni-y Bernstein, Paris. 2099

Assertion (The) of Mrs. Mansfield; play in 4
acts, by J. F. Waddington. 141 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Apr. 26, 1915; D: 40478; John Fru-
shard Waddington, River Desert, P. Q.,
Canada. 2099a

Assessor (The); by T. S. Denison. Chicago, T.
S. Denison, 1878.
© T. S. Denison, Chicago ; 1878 : 12821, Nov.
, 7; 2c. Nov. 11. 2100

Srime. Chicago, T. S. Denison [1906] p.

145-149. 16^

© T. S. Denison, Chicago, in renewal for
14 years from Nov. 7, 1906; D : 9329, Oct. 26,
1906; 2c. Oct. 26, 1906. 2101

Asshur, prince of Shomer; or. Smiles and tears.

© Mrs. W. H. Lefler, Brooklyn; 1890 : 39137,
Dec. 10; 2c. Dec. 4. 2102

Assisted (An) destiny; a comedy in 4 acts, by
A. C. Jones and A. M. Smith.

© Alice C. Jones and Alice M. Smith. Ta-
coma; D : 3081, Mar. 2, 1903. 2103

Assisting' Shakespeare; play in 1 act, by W. F.
Williams. [1], 8 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 10, 1913 ; D : 33757 ; Warwick F.
Williams, New York. 2104

Association; drama in 4 acts, by R. Danen-
baum. 80 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 12, 1910; D : 17918; Roby Danen-
baum, Minneapolis. 2105

Assommoir (L'); by E. Leiand. f. Typewrit-
ten.

© Edward Leiand, New York ; D : 2034, June
21, 1902 ; 2c. June 21, 1902. 2106

a dramatic revelation of natural and social

life, by A. Daly.

© Augustin Daly, New York; 1879:4896,
Apr. 12. 2107

See also Gervaise.

2098 © Emma H. Webb, New York ; 1871 : 7460,

Aug. 9. 2109

Astonishing' (The) adventures of- an opera
company. See Rovers (The) en route.

Astral (The) messenger; piny in 1 act and 2
scenes, by B. T. Tatem. [1], 33 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Jan. 30. 1914; D: 35855; Ben.1amin
Thomas Tatem, Brooklyn. 2109a

Astray; symbolic play in 2 acts and prologue,
by E. Berns. [67] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 3, 1914 ; D : 37725 ; Edna Berns,
Brooklyn. 2109b

Astronomer (The); by A. Stevenson. 1 p. f°.
Printed.

© Augusta Stevenson, New York; D : 15370,
Mar. 17, 1909; 2c. Mar. 17, 1909. 2110

comic opera, by R. A. Edon, music by Pierre

Lumier. 0 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Richard A. Edon de Buda, New York;
D : 496], Apr. 25, 1904; 2c. Apr. 25, 1904. 2111

Astronomia popular; revista comico-lirico-bail-
able en 1 acto, dividido en 1 prologo y 4
cuadros, en verso y prosa, original de Farfan,
Burgos y Peraita, mtisica de los niaestros San
Felipe y Vela. Madrid, Sociedad de autores
espanoles, 1908. 39, [3] p. 12".

© Farfan, Burgos & Peraita, Madrid; D:
13580, Aug. 19, 1908; 2c. Aug. 19, 1908. 2112

Astronomical (The) ballet; designed and in-
vented by J. Rettig.

© John Rettig, Cincinnati ; 1892 : 1886, Jan.
11. 2113

Astucia; dittlogo en prosa original de A. Jimena
y Diaz. Madrid, Sociedad de autores es-
pafioles, 1914. 12 p. 12°.

© Mar. 15, 1915; Ic. Mar. 17, 1915; D:
40098; Antonio Jimena y Diaz, Madrid, 2113a
Astucia de mujer; zarzuela en 1 acto, dividido
en un prologo y 3 cuadros, letra original de F.
de Iracheta, mtisica del maestro Conrodo del
Campo. Madrid, Sociedad de autores es-
paiioles, 1912. 34 p. 12".

© Mar. 6, 1913; 2c. Mar. 7, 1913; D : 32563 :
Francisco de Iracheta, Madrid. 2114

At a box office; monologue, by F. G. Ruthven.
7 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 21, 1912; D: 31196; Florence Ger-
trude Ruthven, Detroit. 2115

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COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

2134

At a pay station; sketch for 2 people, by F.
Finney. [1], 21 p. 4°. Typewritten

© Ic. Jan. 3, 1914; D: 35539; Frank Finney,
New York. 2115a

At a railway station; farcical comedy in 3 acts,

hy W. F. D. Arnett. [53] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 5, 1912; D : 29287 ; Wm. F. D.

Arnett, Denver. 2116

a 1 act comedy; by W. Arnett. 14 p. f°.

Typewritten.

© William Arnett, Denver; D : 15498, Mar.
30, 1909 ; 2c. Mar. 25, 1909. 2117

At a wayside inn; playlet of the present day, by
T. P. Bartlett. 9 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 28, 1914 : D : 35824 ; Thomas Paul
Bartlett, Oakland, Cal. 2117a

At any cost; melodrama in 5 acts.

© Eva Heaton, New York ; 1891 : 14880, Apr.
21. 2118

a melodrama in 4 acts.

© Eva Heaton, Holly Beach, N. J.; 1891:
19050, May 25. 2119

At bay; drama in 4 acts, by G. Scarborough.
112 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 12, 1913 ; D : 33199 ; George Scar-
borough, New Brighton, N. Y. 2120

tabloid drama in 3 acts, by Nelson Compston.

Chicago, Chicago manuscript co., 1914. [34]
p. f°. Mimeographed.

© Dec. 2, 1914; 2c. Dec. 21, 1914; D : 39181 ;
Alex. Byers, Chicago. 2120a

or, Called to account, an original domestic

drama in 4 acts, by F. Marsden (W. A. Sliver).

© Fred Marsden, New York; 1875:6386,
Jmie 17. 2121

At big- Bill's; play in 1 act, by M. Ferber. 8 p.
4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 24, 1911; D: 23185; Maurice
Ferber, Rochester, Mass. 2122

At Cape Delg-ado; a drama of African slavery
in 5 acts, by C. F. Webber.

© Charles F. Webber, Boston ; 1889 : 12823.
Apr. 26. 2123

At Christmas; a drama in 2 acts, by H. W.
Mitchell.

© Hubbard Winslow Mitchell, New York:
D:689, July 24, 1901. 2124

At close of day; a 1 act rural drama, by Ethel
May Shorey. 7 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Fred S. Campbell, New York; D : 12605,
Mar. 24, 1908; 2c. Mar. 24, 1908. 2125

At close rang-e; little drama in 1 act, tr. and
adapted from the Spanish of Jacinto Bena-
vente. by J. A. Herman. [2], 28 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Jan. 7, 1911; D: 23077; John Arm-
strong Herman, Harrisburg, Pa. 2126

At Colorado Springs; musical comedy in 3 acts,
by F. J, Piesse. 88 p. 4°. Typewritten.
[Libretto only]

© Ic. Aug. 9, 1912; D : 30494 ; Francis
James Piesse, Washington. 2127

At Cozy Corners; by P. Phelps and M. Short.

© Pauline Phelps and MaVion Short, New
York ; D : 2032, June 21, 1902. 2128

At Cripple Creek; in 4 acts, by Hal Reid. Type-
written.

© James Halleck Reid, Chicago; 1900 A:
30305, Dec. 15; 2c. Jan. 8, 1901. 2129

At Cupid's cabin.

© Souvenir pub. co., Albia, la. ; D : 12175,
Jan. 14, 1908. 2130

At Cupid's rest; a comedy in 4 acts, by L, G.
Schroeder.

© L. Gustaf Schroeder, San Francisco;
1898:16075, Mar. 8. 2131

At Dr. Jollyboy's; a farce comedy in 3 acts.

© Louis E. Salmon, New York; D : 3370,
May 2, 1903. 2132

At Dr. Leblanc's; farce in 3 acts, by M. P. B.
Graham. 103 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 15, 1915; D: 39690; Mercy Pris-
cilla Bateson Graham, Sinking Spring, Pa.

2132a

At dusk; dramatic playlet in 1 act, by D. G.
King. 11 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 18, 1914 ; D : 37353 ; Donald G.
King, Indianapolis. 2132b

At duty's call; a dramatic composition in pro-
logue and 3 acts. f°. Typewritten.

© Elmer E. McFadden, Brooklvn ; D : 3507,
May 28, 1903; 2c. May 28, 1903. 2133

At Economy Junction; character comedy, by
T. Friel and Fred Wyckoff. [12] p. f.
Typewritten.

© Ic. July 26, 1910; D: 21646; Thornton
Friel. Anderson, Ind. 2134

At Eden's low stoop; play in 1 act, by J.
Weichsel. 36 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 24, 1915 ; D : 39777 ; John Weich-
sel, New York. 2134a

At eleven; play in 1 act, by F. Orman. [42] p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 10, 1914; D: 35615; Felix Orman,
New York. 2134b

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2135

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

2161

At Ellis Island, 15 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Joe Welch, New York ; D : 10574, May 16,
1907 ; 2c. May 4, 1907. 2135

At Fernton hall; coniefly in 3 acts, by C. A. de
Lima. 70 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 9, 1913; D: 33438; Charles A.
de Lima, Florence, Italy. 2136

At freedom's door; a romantic opera in 3 acts,
7 E. E. Mori.
t) Emile E. Mori, Washington ; D : 697, July
i.^, 1901. 2137

At u&y Monte Carlo; or, A day in France. 8°.
Typewritten.

© Fred Roger Imhof, Rock Island, 111.; D:
3201, Mar. 28, 1903 ; 2c. Mar. 28, 1903. 2138

At Gibson's; a comedy In 3 acts, by J. Snyder,
© John Snyder, Boston ; 1899 : 59763, Sept.
18. 2139

At headquarters; vaudeville playlet, by W, H.
Clifford. 19 p. 4°, Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 21, 1911; D: 28056; Wm. H.
Clifford, New York. 2140

At Hell Gate; a 4 act sensational melodrama of
metropolitan life, by Edward E. Rose and
Eugene Thomas, 101 p. 8°. Typewritten.

© Thomas E. Shea, Belfast, Me.; D : 3312,
Apr. 20, 1903; 2c. Apr. 15, 1903. 2141

At Hickory Crossing'; rural comedy playlet, by
Charles Horwitz. 10 p. f°. Typewritten,

© Ic. Nov. 12, 1909; D : 17349 ; Dave and
Percie Martin, Chicago. 2142

At home; a comedy drama, by W. Busch.

© WUliam Busch, St. Louis; 1894:22065,
Apr. 30. 2143

At home in the water.

© Henry S. Sanderson, New York; 1875:
12186, Nov. 17. 2144

At home on Mount Parnassus; a pageant play,
by Frances E. Clarke. Boston [etc.] Educa-
tional publishing company [1912] 32 p. 16".

© Sept. 20, 1912; 2c. Sept. 25, 1912; A:
326190; Educational pub. co., Boston. 2145

sketch in 1 act, by F. E. Clarke. 22, [2] p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 27, 1911 ; D : 24076 ; Frances E.
Clarke, Brooklyn. 2146

At home Thursdays; a musical comedy in 2
acts, by J. R. Hager.

© John R. Hager, Terre Haute, Ind. ; 1887 :
23145, Sept. 12. 2147

At inns and outs. See Way (The) of a woman.

At Lady smith; by G. F. Warren.

© George P. Warren, Rochester, N. Y. ; 1900
A : 4728, Feb. 20. 2148

At last; an Irish sensational drama in 4 acts,
founded on Tales of the O'Hara family, by
E. D. Haygarth.

© E. D. Haygarth, United States; 1873:
6447, June 7. 2149

a play in 4 acts, by J. W. Shannon.

© W. J. Florence, Philadelphia; 1871:91,

Jan. 5.

2150

prologue and 3 acts. 73 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Luella Forepaugh Fish, St. Louis; D:
5383, Aug. 8, 1904; Ic. Aug. 13, 1904; Ic. May
12, 1904. 2151

or, The orphan's oath, in 3 acts, by F. Her-
ring.

© Fanny Herring, Boston; 1873:12301,
Oct. 27. 2152

At last he has done well; comedy in 3 acts, by
A. Albini, tr, by Ludmilla Krueger.

© Marian F. Delanoy, Alameda, Cal. ; 1898:
43594*, July 20. 2153

At liberty; play in 1 act, by A. Thomas. [1], 9
p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 13, 1912; D: 29038; Augustus
Thomas, New Rochelle, N. Y. 2154

At Lord Protector's house. 2 p. 4°.

© Harriet Earhart Monroe, Washington;
D : 5305, July 2, 1904 ; 2c. July 2, 1904. 2155

At Lynhurst; a comedy in 4 acts, by P. W. Hyde.
Typewritten.

I© Paul Woodworth Hyde, Pittsburgh; 1897:
43213, July 30 ; 2c. Aug. 11. 2156

At Mag'dalena Bay; a military drama in 4 acts,
by Miron Leffingwell. Chicago, Chicago man-
uscript CO., 1912. 61 p. f°. Mimeographed.
© May 27, 1912 ; 2c. June 8, 1912 ; D : 29911 ;
Alexander Byers, Chicago. 2157

At Martinique; romantic, historical melodrama
in 4 acts, by W. G. Browne.

© W. Gault Browne, Chicago; D: 1915, May
21, 1902. 2158

At Mary's Harbor, t". Typewritten.

© Frederick M. Smith and Walter R. Linn,
United States; D : 9953, Feb. 11, 1907: 2c.
Nov. 30, 1906. 2159

At Meadows End.

© Charles J. Schaffuit, New Haven; D:
3382, May 5, 1903. 2160

At mid-night; play in 1 act, by F. Gerald. [1],
13 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 26, 1913; D: 32435; Florence
Gerald, New York. 2161

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2185

At Mineral Spring's; comedy dramatic sketch,
by H. G. Henry Haraldsen. [6] p. f°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Sept. 19, 1913; D : 34486 ; H. G. H.
Haraldsen, Harvey, 111. 2162

At Miss Penhallow's boarding house; scenes,
by H. L. Talbot. Portland, Me., Marks print-
ing house, 1904. cover-title, 37 p. S".

© Hannah Lincoln Talbot, Portland. Me. ;
D : 5581, Sept. 29, 1904 ; Ic. Sept. 29, 1904 : Ic.
Oct. 10, 1904. 2163

At Monaco; a comedy in 1 act, by F. L. Carlton
and W. Terre. 25 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Frank L. Carlton and Willard Terre,
Newark. N. J.; D : 14397, Nov. 11, 190S; 2c.
Jan. 9, 1909. 2164

At Neptune's throne; child's play in 1 act, by
I. Anderson. [2], 8 p. 4". Typewritten,

© Ic. Jan. 23, 1913; D: 32053; Isabel An-
derson, Brookline, Mass. 2165

At Newport; a drama in 3 acts, by J. W. Dow.

© J. W. Dow, New York ; 1836 : 1601, Jan.
19; 2c. Jan. 19. 2166

At Niagara; a comedy drama in 4 acts, by Ed.
W. Rowland and E. Clifford.

© Edwin Clifford, Oshkosh, Wis. ; D : 990,
Oct. 21, 1901. 3167

At Niagara Falls; a comedy drama in 4 acts, by
Ed. W. Rowland and E. Clifford.

© Edwin Clifford, Oshkosh, Wis.; D:991,
Oct. 21, 1901. 2168

At odds; [by] J. P. S. Lawrence. Typewritten.

© J. P. S Lawrence, Philadelphia; 1889 •
23864, Ang 3 ; Ic. Ang. 3. 2169

play in 3 acts, by M. R. Cushmau and P.

Sainsbnry 4". Typewritten.

© Mande R. Cnshman and Pauline Sains-
bui7. South Orange. N. J. ; D : 8089, Mar. 2,
1906; 2c. Mar. 2, 1906. 2170

At old Fort Lookout; a western military drama
in 3 acts, by J. S. Dawley. t°. Typewritten.

© James Searle Dawley, Cincinnati ; D :
2436, Oct. 11, 1902; 2c. Oct. 13, 1902. 2171

At old Nantucket, f. Typewritten.

© P. W. Hyde and H. L. Aland, Pittsburgh ;
D:2232, Aug. 13, 1902; 2c. Aug. 13, 1902.

2172

At 122; a melodrama in 4 acts and 8 scenes, by
P. W. Hyde and W. A. Woods. Typewritten.

© Paul Woodworth Hvde and Wm. Ander-
son Woods, Pittsburgh; 1898:10494, Feb. 8;
2c. Apr. 5. 2173

At Piney Flats. 61 p. f°. Typewritten.

© George M. Anderson. Princeton, Ind. ; D :
5211, June 20, 1904 ; 2c. June 20, 1904. 2174

At Piney Ridge; a play in 4 acts, by D. K.

Higgins.

© David K. Higgins, Chicago ; 1897 : 17826.
Mar. 18. 2175

— a play of Tennessee life in 4 acts, by David
K. Higgins. 71 p. 8°.

© D. K. Higgins, New York ; D : 9694, Dec.

26, 1906 ; 2c, Dec. 26, 1906.

2176

At point of dawn; a 1 act play, by L. S. Sarver.

© Lucy Spencer Sarver, New York ; D : 9786,
Jan. 14, 1907. 2177

At 'Possum Hollow; a drama in 5 acts, by Dave
H. Woods. f°. Typewritten.

© Mrs. Dave H. Woods, Sandusky, O. ; D :
13057, May 25, 1908; 2c. July 14, 1908. 2178

At Prairie Junction; a play in 1 act, by A. J.
V/haley. 24 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Arthur J. Whaley, Philadelphia; D:
15054, Feb. 10, 1909 ; 2c. Feb. 10, 1909. 2179

At Random Run; a comedy-drama in 3 acts, by
Gordan V. May. Boston, W. H. Baker & co.,
1906. 46 p. 12°.

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston: D ; 8940,
Aug. 9, 1906; 2c. Oct. 9, 1906. 2180

At rehearsal. See Getting a start.

At retreat; a dramatic fancy of the Civil War
in 1 act, by Arthur A. Blunt. Boston, W. H.
Baker & co., 190L 14 p. 12°.

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston ; D : 698,
July 25, 1901 ; 2c. Aug. 2, 1901. 2181

At Ridgely house; war time romance, by G. P.
Fisher. 79 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 16, 1914; D: 39111; George P.
Fisher, Chicago. 2181a

At risk of his life; a play in 4 acts, by M. E.
Swan. [120] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 9, 19G9; D: 10530; Mark E.
Swan, New York. 2182

At Sandy Hook; comedy drama in 4 acts, by A.
Aulger. 26 p. f. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 16, 1913 ; D : 31983 ; Addison Aul-
ger, Missouri Valley, la. 2183

At Santa Felicia; or, A modern cavalier, a
modern romantic play in 4 acts, by R. W.
TuUy.

© Richard Walton Tully, New York; D:
1734, Apr. 14, 1902. 2184

At Sawmill Center; a melodrama of the North-
west in 4 acts, by B. Eyferth. 79 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Bruno Evferth, Duluth, Minn.; D : 2839,
Jan. 10, 1903; 2c. Jan. 13, 1903. 2185

103

2186

DEAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

2207

At sea; by Aaron Hoffman. 25 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© ic. Oct. 2, 1911 ; D : 253S0 ; Albert F. Haw-
thorne and Frank A. Burt, New York. 2186

a mu-sical comedy in 2 acts, by H. Phillips.

At Tampa Bay — Continued.

a romantic military drama in 5 acts, by C.

Ellis.

© Charles Ellis, Rock Island, 111. ; D : llOOS,

July 20, 1907. 2198

© Harry Phillips, California; 1885:9982, At the all night drug store; a 1 act play, by J.

Woodman, cover-title, 14 p. f°. Typewritten.
© Ic. Feb. 19, 1913; D: 32357; Joe Wood-
man, Brooklyn. 2199

May 1. 2187

At set of sun; a comedy-drama in 4 acts, by E,
B. Tilton.

© Edwin B. Tilton, New York ; 1896 : 2905,
Jan. 6; 2c. Jan. 6. 2188

At 7 a. m.; surprise in 1 act, by C. I. Yeaux.
[4] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 9, 1914 ; D : 35966 ; Clyde Isidore
Yeaux, New York. 2188a

At State Line; play in 1 act, by C. Andrews. 28
p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic, Mar. 25, 1910; D: 20575; Charlton
Andrews, Valley City, N. D. 2189

At Stoney Brook; a comedy playlet in 1 act and
2 scenes, by E. Foreman. 12 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Edsar Foreman, New York ; D : 150.52,
Apr. 19, 1909; 2c. Apr. 19, 1909. 2190

At stroke of twelve; a comedy drama in 5 acts
and 7 scenes, by J. Le Brandt.

© Joseph Le Brandt, New York; 1899:
42362, June 29. 2191

At sundown; a pastoral play in 1 act, by J. C.
Nugent. Typewritten.

© J. C. Nugent, Canal Dover, O. ; 1900 A :
19941, Aug. 10 ; 2c. Aug. 10. 2192

At sunrise; military comedy drama in 5 acts,
by D. H. Lyall. 39 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 16, 1912; D: 30552; Darrell H.
Lyall, Cincinnati. 2193

See also Hand in hand.

At Sunrise Hollow; by O. Graham, f. Type-
written.

© Oscar Graham, New York ; D : 8667, June
11, 1906; 2c. June 13, 1906. 2194

At sunset; by G. Scarborough. 23 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© George Scarborough, New York; D:
15804, May 8, 1909; 2c. May 8, 1909. 2195

At swords points; a drama, by G. Cox Bancroft.
San Francisco, The Bancroft company, 1890.

© Genevieve C. Bancroft, San Francisco;
1890 : 34703, Nov. 4. 2196

At Tampa Bay; military comedy drama in 4
acts, by C. Ellis. [76] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 8. 1912 ; D : 28254 ; Charles Ellis,
Rock Island. 111. 2197

At the Arlington cottage; a farcical comedy in
3 acts, by H. A. D'Arcy.

© H. A. D'Arcy, New York; 1900 A: 14162,
June 7. 2200

At the hall; play in 1 act. by M. Beriza, tr. from
the original French, by S. C. Cobui-n. 2 p. t°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 20, 1914; D: 36775; Marguerite
Beriza, Boston. 2200a

At the barn; an idyll in 3 acts, by A. Wharton.
3 V. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. May 25, 1912; D: 29811; Anthony
Wharton, London. 2201

— idyll in 3 acts, by Anthony P. Wharton.
London, J. Williams, ltd. ; New York, S.
French. 2 p. 1., 87 p. 12".

© June 22, 1912 ; 2c. July 9, 1912 ; D : 30211 ;
Joseph Williams, ltd., London. 2202

At the beauty parlors,
feminine.

Sec Eternal (The)

At the Boar's Head; a 1 act play, by W. M.
Blatt. 12 p. f°. Typewritten.

© William M. Blatt, Boston ; D : 6887, June
28, 1905 ; 2c. June 28, 1905. 2203

At the box-office. 10 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Hannah Hortense Lersner, New York ; D :
10014, Feb. 23, 1907 ; 2c. Feb. 28, 1907. 2204

a monologue, by B. B. Hayward. 4 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Beatrice B. Hayward, New York ; D :
2737, Dec. 18, 1902 ; 2c. Dec. 18, 1902. 2205

— a monologue, by R. W. Eberhard. 14 p. 4".
Typewritten.

© Raymond W. Eberhard, Boston ; D : 15435,
Mar. 24, 1909; 2t-. Mar. 24, 1909. 2206

At the box office window,
and duologues.

See Monologues

At the break of the market. See Goliath.

At the call of duty,
soldier.

See Girl (The) and the

At the carnival. Typewritten.

© Richard Bachelder Lane, Chicago; D:
5332, July 23, 1904 ; 2c. July 23, 1904. 2207

104

2208

COPYRIGHTED IIST THE UNITED STATES

2231

At the carnival — Continued.

a romantic play in 5 acts.

© Eva Mountford Grandin and John M.
Hickev, United States ; 1892 : 39195, Sept. 28.

2208

At the casino; play in 3 acts, by A. Marix. 3 v.

4°. Typewritten,

© Ic. Oct. 1, 1913 ; D : 34604 ; A. Marix, New

York. 2209

At the chasm; play in 1 act, by Jaroslav

Vrchlicky [pseud, of Emil Frida] tr. from the

Bohemian by C. Recht. (In Poet lore, v. 24,

no. 5, autumn, 1913.)

© Oct. 2, 1913 ; 2c. Oct. 13, 1913 ; D : 34700 ;

Charles Recht, New York. 2210

At the church door; a melodrama in 4 acts, by
S. Maguire.

© Sylvester Maguire, New York ; D : 3488,

May 13, 1903. 2211

At the club; by Geo. W. Barnum. Typewritten.

© George Brengle, New York; 1899:40771,

June 22 ; 2c. June 22. 2212

At the convent gate. 4°. Typewritten.

© Bennett C. Antenson, New York : D :
12159, Jan. 11, 1908; 2c. Jan. 11, 1908. 2213

At the cost of her life; a melodrama in 4 acts,
by O. Wood. Typewritten.

© Oscar AA^ood. Stamford. Conn.; 1898:
75911, Dec. 27 ; Ic. Feb. 28, 1899 ; Ic. Apr. 10,
1899. 2214

At the court of Belgrade.

© John Henry Milledge, Marlin, Tex.; D:

3885, Sept. 1, 1903. 2215

At the court of King Winter; a Christmas play

for schools, by Lizzie M. Hadley. New York

& Chicago, E. L. Kellogg &, co.

1© E. L. Kellogg & CO., New York and Chi-
cago; 1896:65655, Dec. 2. 2216
At the court of St. Valentine; by Elizabeth F.
Guptill. Franklin, O., Eldridge entertainment
house. 20 p. 4°.

© Oct. 1, 1910 ; 2c. Dec. 19. 1910 ; D : 22999 ;
Eldridge entertainment bouse, Franklin, O.

2217

At the custom house; by G. T. Smith. 4°., Type-
written. [Title on copies is Custom house in-
spection.]

© George Totten Smith, New York; D:
10399, Apr. 23, 1907 ; 2c. Apr. 23, 1907. 2218

At the Cypher club; a comedietta in 1 act, by
J. J. Olson. 4°. Typewritten.

© Jerome J. Olson, Chicago ; D : 12799, Apr.
22, 1908 ; 2c. Apr. 22, 1908. 2219

a play in 1 act, by J. J. Olson. IS p. 4°.

Ty]!ewritten.

© Jerome J. Olson, Chicago ; D : 9910, Feb.
6, 1907 ; 2c. Feb. 6, 1907. 2220

At the dawn of the republic; original drama in
5 acts, by A. Gross. S". Typewritten.

© Anna Gross, New York ; D : 3910, Sept. 8,
1903; 2c. Sept. 8, 1903. 2221

At the depot; a character play, by Anne M.
Palmer. New York, Chicago, Tullar-Meredith
CO., 1915. 15 p. 8°.

© Feb. 11. 1915: 2c. and afE. June 26, 1915;
A: 406459; Tullar-Meredith cc, New York.

2221a

At the dropping of the shoes; a play in 1 act,
by B. Searie. [1], 21 p. 4". Typewritten,

© Ic. Sept. 14, 1912; D: 30845; Billy A.
Searie, Fairport, N. Y. ' 2222

At the eleventh hour,

© Burt Haller, Norwood, O, ; D : 11780, Nov.
21, 1907. 2223

a comedy-drama in 1 act, by E. L. Connelly.

9 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Eugene Le Movne Connelly. Pittsbursh;
D : 14116, Oct. 22, 1908; 2c. Oct, 22, 1908. 2224

At the end of the line; playlet, by T. F. Jarvis.
13 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 2.5, 1910; D: 20884; Thomas F.
Jarvis, New York. 2225

At the end of the rainbow; college comedy in 3
acts, bv Lindsey Barbee. Chicago, T. S. Den-
ison &'co, 71 p. 12°.

© Sept. 22, 1910; 2c. Sept. 24, 1910; D:
22130 ; T. S. Denison & co., Chicago. 2226

a drama in 4 acts, by B, L. Hall. 119 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Burton Luther Hall, Berkeley, Cal. : D:
13529, Aug. 10, 1908 : 2c. Aug. 10, 1908. 2227

At the end of the trail.

© John K, Morrison, Oklahoma City, Okl. ;
D : 13225, June 22, 1908. 2228

At the end of the year; play in 2 acts, by H. L.
Enander. [46] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 24, 1914 ; D : 37664 ; Hilma Lewis
Enander, Chicago. 2228a

At the ferry; or, A ferry tale, 1 act playlet, by
M. Keene and B. Mathews. 30 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. July 10, 1911 ; D : 24655 ; Slattie Keene
and Bob Mathews, New York. 2229

At the fire side; or. Little bird blue, a play
for children in 3 acts, by Elizabeth Folding.
New York. The Roxbury publishing company
[1899] (Wizard series)

© Roxburv pub. co.. New York ; 1899 : 12665,
Feb. 15; 2c. Feb. 15. 2230

At the florists; sketch in 1 act, by W, C. de
Mille. [3], 11 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 4, 1912; D: 31310; William C.
de Mille, New York. 2231

105

2232

DEAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

2251

At the foot of the cross,
son.

See Prodigal (The)

At the foot of the throne; a comedy drama, by
J. A. King and G. E. Hall, f" . Typewritten.
© George E. Hall and John A. King, Brook-
lyn; D : 1495, Feb. 26, 19U2 ; 2c. Apr. 7, 1902.

2232

a play in 5 acts, by Mrs. B. A. Armstrong,

72 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Mrs. B. A. Armstrong, Minneapolis; D:
11587, Oct 25, 1907 ; 2c. Jan. 24, 1908. 2233

At the fortune teller; a vaudevilletta, by E. A.

Woolf and Mme. von Trautmau. Typewritten.

© Edgar Allan Woolf, New York ; D : 7288,

Sept. 21, 1905 ; 2c. Sept. 21, 1905. 2234

At the French ball.

© Fanny Rice, Brooklyn; D : 12821, Apr.
24, 1908. 2235
See also Masqueraders (The)

At the front door; 1 act comedy, by Sam Ebr-
licb. 8p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 12, 1910; D: 22794; Gorman &
West, New York. 2236

At the gates of justice; a domestic comedy

drama, by James Halleck Reid.

© Lillian Ford, New York ; D : 1169, Dec.

10, 1901. 2237

At the gates of the city of Mammon; poetic

drama in 1 act, by E. Davis. [3], 18 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 8, 1913; D: 35270; Edwards
Davis, New York. 2238

At the goal. See Passing (The) show.

At the Golden Gate; or, Under the western
sky, a drama in 4 acts and 6 scenes, adapted
from James F. O'Neil's novel by A. H. Browne.

© Alice Howland Browne, Chicago ; D : 8538,
May 16, 1906. 2239

At the Golden Goose; play in 1 act, by M.
Lefuse. New York, S. French; London. S.
French, ltd. 24 p. 12".

© June 29, 1910; 2c. June 30, 1910; D:
21451 ; Samuel French, ltd., London. 2240

At the golf club; play in 1 act, by Louis Weslyn.
8 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 2, 1915 ; D : 39272 ; Edna Dorman
Jennings, New York. 2240a

At the Grand Central; comedy for two females,
by Frances Aj^mar Mathews. New York, E. S.
Werner, 1907. 13 p. 12°.

© Edgar S. Werner & cc. New York; D:
116S6, Nov. 7, 1907; 2c, Nov. 22, 1907. 2241

At the grand opera; a comedy. 5 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Benjamin Chapin, New York; D: 11959,
Dec. 21, 1907; 2c. Jan, 20, 1908, 2242

At the hair-dresser's,
inine.

At the health
woman.

See Eternal (The) fem-
resort. See Talking (The)

At the hearth; an original drama in 1 act, by
C. H. Palmer.

© Charles Harvey Palmer, Milwaukee;
1896 : 55725, Oct. 7. 2243

At the height of the terror; a drama by L. W.
Smith. 79 p. 8°. Typewritten.

© Lewis Worthiugton Smith, Des Moines;
D : 7087, June 23, 1905 ; 2c. Oct. 11, 1905. 2244

At the home plate, 6 p. f. Tyi^ewritten.
© Chas. T. Eagan, Chicago; D : 15296, Mar.
10, 1909; 2c. Mar. 10, 1909. 2245

At the horse-track; play in 1 act, by L. F.
Apfel. 4 p. 4". TyiJewritten.

© Ic. May 7, 1915; D: 40591; L, Frank
Apfel, Pomerania, N. J. 2245a

At the hotel; comedy sketch in 1 act, by Le Mar
Dorome [pseud, of M. E. Doane], 10 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 17, 1911 ; D : 23116 ; Maude Es-
telle Doane, Philadelphia. 2246

At the hour of midnight, f°. Typewritten.

© Edward Bates Crane, California, Mo.;
D : 4430, Dec. 24, 1903 ; 2c. May 1, 1906. 2247

At the hour of two; vaudeville novelty vehicle,
by M. E. Jones. 5 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 30, 1915; D: 40240; Marc Ed-
mund Jones, New York. 2247a

At the Island of Mackinac. See Mackinac.

At the junction; a comedy, by L. J. Tynan.
© Leonard J. Tynan, Paterson ; 1891 : 15184,
Apr. 24. 2248

Boston,

farce in 1 act, by Charles S. Bird.

W. H. Baker & co., 1910. 27 p. 12".

© Nov. 16, 1910; 2c. Nov. 17, 1910;
D : 22575 ; Walter H. Baker & co., Boston.

2249

At the king's command; a drama in 4 acts, by
A. Wortmann and P. G. Piatti. 48 p. 8°.

© Albert Wortm:inn and Peter G, Piatti,
New York; D : 4862, Mar. 31, 1904; 2c. Apr,
20, 1904. 2250

At the landing; play in 1 act, by A. Hoffman.
22 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. June 10, 1915 ; D : 40889 ; Aaron Hoff-
man, New York. 2250a

At the last, best; a tragedy by J. L. Burleigh,
founded upon A tale of two cities, by Charles
Dickens.

© John L. Burleigh, United States; 1873:
681, Jan. 25. 2251

106

2252

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

2273

At the last it bitetli like a serpent and sting-
eth like an adder; teniperauce draui;i, by E. G.
Coleman. Itocky Mount, Va., G. Coleman.
15 p. 8°.

© Feb. 28, 1912; 2c. Mar. 7, 1912; D: 289R9;
E. G. Coleman, Rocky Mount, Va. 2252

At the little red school house; in 4 acts, by
Hal. Reid. Typewritten.

© Jnmes Halleck Reid, Chicago; D : 210,
Mar. 13, 1901 ; 2c. Mar. 13, 1901. 2253

At the marriage bureau; a vaudeville in 1 act,

libretto by W. Del Sena, music by Zeuo Landt.

© Richard A. Lucchesi, San Francisco;

1899:29277, Apr. 29. 2254

At the matinee. See Monologues of to-day.

At the mercy of crooks; a sensational melo-
drama in 4 acts, by W. J. Butler.

© Wm. J. Butler, New York ; 1898 : 20932,
Apr. 1. 2255

At the mercy of man; drama in 4 acts, by J. H.
T wells, jr.

© J. H. Twells, .ir., Berlin; D: 15511, Apr.
1, 1909. 2256

At the mercy of the court; a melodrama in 4
acts and 9 scenes, by V. Storbeck. t". Type-
written.

© Valeska Storbeck, Wheaton, 111. ; D : 5130,
Jlay 27, 1904 ; 2c. May 26, 1904. 2257

At the mercy of the Czar; a romance of Russia
in 3 acts, by Beaumont Claxton [pseud, of
T. C. Taylor]

© Thomas Claxton Taylor, Springfield, 111.;
D : 553, June 6, 1901. 2258

At the m.ercy of Tiberius. 109 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© William Jules Reside, Australia ; D :
5985, Dec. 22, 1904 ; 2c. June 12, 1905. 2259

At the Mitre; a comedy in 1 act, by Margaret
Turnbull, founded on an incident in the life of
the famous actress, Anne Oldfield. 8°. Type-
written.

© Margaret Turnbull, New York ; D : 3155,
Mar. 18, 1903; 2c. Dec. 29, 1903. 2260

At the mode shop; the re-incarnation of Pris-
cilla; a f.-'shiou fantnsy, by H. W. Maclellan.
[3] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 24, 1913 ; D : 35432 ; Henry Ward
Maclellan, New York. 2260a

At the moving picture show; an original char-
acter monologue, by John B. Hymer. 5 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Flario Arcaro, New York; D : 13311, July
8, 1908 ; 2c. July 8, 1908. 2261

At the naval club; comedy playlet in 1 scene,
by L. Corbett. 7 p. 12°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 2.3. 1910; D: 21616; Lawrence
Corbett, New York. 2262

At the news stand; a sketch, by P. Rooney.
10 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. May 22, 1912; D: 29745; Pat Rooney,
Southold, N. Y. 2263

At the old cross roads; by H. Reid. Typewrit-
ten.

© Hal Reid, Chicago; 1900 A: 31696, Dec.
31 ; 2c. Mar. 14, 1901. 2264

At the old home. See In her father's house.

At the parcel counter; by J. H. Steele. 20 p.
f. Typewritten.

© ,TepS!^mv Hnrte Steele. Springfield, Mfi?s. ;
D : 3486, May 19, 1903 ; 2c. Itlay 19, 1903. 2265

At the 'phone. See Trip to the city.

At the photographer's; a comedietta in 1 act,
adapted from the Danish by T. S6gard.

© Thvge Rogard, Kansas City, Mo.; 1891:
37414, Oct. 17 ; Ic. Oct. 17. 2266

At the picket-line; a military drama of the
Civil War in 5 acts, by .T-o+in Adams. Bos-
ton, W. H. Baker & co., 1893.

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston; 1893:
16021, Mar. 31 ; 2c. Aug. 30. 2267

At the play; short play in 1 act. by Edward E.

Piaggio. London, J. Williams, ltd. 16 p. 12°.

© Oct. 3, 1913 : 2c. Oct. 4, 1913 ; D : .34673 :

Joseph Williams, ltd., London. 2268

At the point of the gun. 23 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© G. Harrison Carter, Sheffield, England;
D: 16059, June 12, 1909; 2c. June 12, 1909.

2269

At the polls; play in 4 acts, by F. P. O'Connor.
60 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 4, 1915; D: 39580; Francis Pa-
cificus O'Connor, New York. 2269a

At the postern gate; a farce-comedy in 2 acts,
by Ernest J. Whisler. Philadelphia, The Penn
publishing company, 1902. 32 p. 12°.

© Penn pub. co., Philadelphia; D : 2243,
Aug. 16, 1902 ; 2c. Aug. 16, 1902. 2270

At the Pottersville post oflace; rural comedy in
3 acts, bv John INI. Francis. New York, S.
French; London, S. French, ltd. 52 p. 12°.

© Sept. 3, 1913 ; 2c. Sept. 8, 1913 ; D : 34384 ;
Samuel French, New York. 2271

At the race track; monologue, by R. E. Jacobs.
[4] p. 8°. Printed.

© Rose E. Jacobs, Cincinnati; D : 12S27,
Apr. 24, 1908; 2c. May 4, 1908. 2272

E. Hunter. [31 p.
D : 34672 ;

— vaudeville sketch, by
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 29, 1913;
Hunter, New York.

Edward
2273

107

2274

DEAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

2296

At the receptiou; playlet in 1 scene, by P. Wolf-
man. 16 p. 4°. Typewritten.

.© Ic. Feb. 7, 1912; D:2S5S8; Paul Wolf-
man, New York. 2274

At the Red Lion; [by] Helen Booth.

© P. GarreLt & co., Philadelphia; 1SS6:

12542, May 27. 2275

At the red school house; a comedy. 6 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Benjamin Chapin, New York; D : 11956,

Dec. 21, 1907 ; 2c. Jan. 20, 1908. 2276

At the rise of the curtain; dramatic preludes,
by F. H. Williams.

© Francis Howard Williams, Philadelphia ;
D : 4292, Nov. 23. 1903. 2277

At the sea-shore; farce in 2 scenes, by T. E.
Kyle. 4 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 25, 1913 ; D : 83073 ; Tom E. Kyle,
New York. 2278

revision of The girl from Brighton, by A.

Hoffman. 66 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 3, 1912 ; D : 30731 ; Aaron Hoff-
man, New York. 2279

At the shrine of Apollo. 1 p. f°. Typewrit-
ten.

© D. Ernest Bell, Milwaukee ; D : 4136, Oct.
26, 1903 ; 2c. Nov. 23, 1903. 2280

At the sign of the Bleeding Heart; comedy in
1 act, by R. C. Mitchell. [3], 19 p. 4". Type-
written.

© Ic. JNIar. 20, 1911 ; D : 23703 ; Ruth Com-
fort IMitchell, Los Angeles. 2281

At the sign of the Buff Bible. Typewritten.
© Beulah Marie Dix, Cambridge, Mass.;
1898:7881, Jan. 26; Ic. Jan. 26; Ic. Sept. 27.

2282

At the sign of the nosegay; a comedy, by W. H.
Duncan, jr., and Henry Bayard.

© Wm. Henrv Duncan, jr., Brooklyn; D:
15081, Feb. 15, 1909. 2283

a comedy in 4 acts, by W. H. Duncan, jr.

94 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© William Henry Duncan, jr., Brooklyn ;
D : 15109, Feb. 17, 1909 ; 2c. July 20, 1909.

2284

comedy in 3 acts, by W. H. Duncan, jr.

[7], 64 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 5, 1912; D: 31052; Wm. Henry
Duncan, jr., Brooklyn. 2285

At the singing cafe. See Aux cafes chan-
tants.

At the sound of taps; or. All lights out, a mil-
itary drama in 4 acts from the German Zap-
fenstreich, adapted by Charles Swickard. 90
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© C. Swickard, New York; D : 9682, Dec.
21, 1906 ; 2c. Dec. 21, 1906. 2286

At the sound of the reveille; play in 1 act, by
J. Weichsel. 33 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 24, 1915; D: 39776; John Weich-
sel, New York. 2286a

At the stake; a drama in 6 acts, from the
French, by INIme. R. Neuville.

© Mme. Rosina Neuville, Rochester, N. Y. ;
1873:3412, Apr. 3. 2287

At the stroke of twelve; by G. Nagel. 5 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 4, 1910 ; D : 20752 ; George Nagel,
Newark, N. J. 2288

dramatic sketch, by Judson C. Brusie. [26]

p. f. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 26, 1912; D: 28841; Mrs. Judson
C. Brusie, San Francisco. 2289

At the telephone; comedy in 1 act, by Stella
Leroy [pseud, of Mrs. Starr King] [3], 21 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 13, 1914; D: 37844; Mrs. Starr
King, Chestnut Hill, Mass. 2289a

At the theatre; or. The fairy of Leadville and
the gold fiend of the mountains, a farcical
musical comedy in 3 acts, by J. Hart.

© Josh Hart, United States; 1880:2504.
Feb. 16. 2290

See also Talking (The) woman.

At the threshold; a play in 2 scenes, by J. D.
Haag. 8°. Proof.

© Jackson D. Haag, Pittsburgh; D : 6223,
Feb. 14, 1905; 2c. Mar. 13, 1905. 2291

At the turn of the road; play in 1 act, by J. P.
White.

© Julia Proctor White, Peoria, 111.; D:
10351, Apr. 15, 1907. 2392

At the turn of the wick; play in 1 act, hy P. B.
Sipe. [3], 19 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 6, 1914; D: 35566; Paul B. Sipe,
Pittsburgh. 2292a

At the village post-office; a musical play in 2
acts, by S. S. Tibbals. 31 p. 8°.

© Seymour S. Tibbals. Franklin, O. ; D :
9444, Nov. 15, 1906 ; 2c, Nov. 15, 1906. 2293

At the Warringtons; dramatic monologue, by
L. Shaffner. [2], 9 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 11, 1911; D : 23074 ; Lillyan
Shaffner, Chicago. 2294

At the White Horse tavern; by Sidney Rosen-
feld. 63 p. 12".

© Alice Kauser, New York ; D : 11938, Dec.
18, 1907 ; 2c. Dec. 30, 1907. 2295

At the White House; a play in 1 act, by B. O.
Chapin. 20 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Benjamin Chester Chapin, New York ;
D : 9414, Nov. 10, 1906 ; 2c. Nov. 14, 1906, 2296

.108

2S97

COPYRIGHTED IK THE UNITED STATES

2316

At the world's mercy; a drama, by D. Davidson.

© Dore Davidson, New York; 1889:16021,

May 27. 2297

At 3 a. m,; by C. E. Lewis. [15] p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. July 10, 1909; D: 16733; Charles E.
Lewis, Baltimore. 2298

At Tom-boy ranch. 12 p. f°. Typewritten.
© Francis Tucker, Galesburg, 111. ; D : 7458.
Oct. 17, 1905 ; 2c. Oct. 17, 1905. 2299

At 2 a. m.; original playlet in 1 act, by H. Sel-
man. [1], 19 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 20, 1914 ; D : 37082 ; Harold Sel-
man, Jersey City. 2299a

a play in 1 act, by Louis Pendleton. 29 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© L. Pendleton, Bryn Athyn, Pa. ; D : 7587.
Nov. 14, 1905 ; 2c. Jan. 17, 1906. 2300

At Valley Forge; an original comedy drama of
1770. by \V. L. Roberts. 89 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© William Lynch Roberts, Chicago; D : 31,
Jan. 12, 1901; 2c. Sept. 25, 1901. 2301

At Vera Cruz; melodrama in 4 acts, by Arthur
L. Collins. [4], 34 p. f". Typewritten.

© Ic. July 2, 1914 ; D : 37452 ; R. C. Smith,
Wapakoneta, O. 2301a

At war with herself. Bee Loriena.

At Wynncourt; a drama in 5 acts, by D. Hast-
ings.

i© Dille Hastings, Philadelphia ; 1888 : 32265,
Nov. 14. 2302

At Yale. See Life at Yale.

At your service; sketch in 1 act, by O. White.
15 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 19, 1914 ; D : 37899 ; Oliver White,
New York. 2302a

Atahualpha, the last of the Incas; drama in 3
v.('\-9. by A. A. Furmaii. 70, [2] p. f°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Apr. 13, 1911; D : 2.3951 ; Alfred A.
Furman, New York. 2303

Atalanta, a dream of Arcady; pastoral comedy
in 4 acts, by A. Sterling. [6], 188 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. May 23, 1913 ; D : 33295 ; Ada Sterling,
New York. 2304

Atavism; pLny in 1 act, by R. G. Nathan. 20 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 26, 1915; D: 39512; Robert
Gruntal Nathan, Cambridge, Mass. 2304a

Atchi; a comedietta in 1 act, by John Maddison
Morton. New American ed., correctly reprint-
ed from the original authorized acting ed.
New York, H. Roorbach.

© Harold Roorbach, New York; 1889:
37524, Dec. 9 ; 2c. Dec. 14. 2305

Atelier (L'); a spectacular comedy-drama, by G.
Smith.

© Gean Smith, Chicago; 1887:2673, Feb.
3. 2306

Athaliah; a romantic drama of ancient Judea,
in 5 acts, by L. Pendleton. 106 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Louis Pendleton. Phiiadelpbia ; D : 504,
May 25, 1901 ; 2c. Oct. 25, 1902. 2307

Athalie; a tragedy by J. Racine, ed. with ex-
planatory notes for the use of students by
Edward S. Joynes. New ed. New York, H.
Holt & company.

© Henrv Holt & co.. New York ; 1892 : 26158,
June 22 ; 2o. June 23. 2308

Athanasius; a mystery play in 3 acts and a
pologue, by M. E. J. Hobart . . . New York
[etc.] Longmans, Green and co., 1911. vii,
121 p. front., plates. 8°.

© Nov. 17, 1911; 2c. Nov. 22, 1911; A:
303195 ; Marie E. J. Hobart, New York. 2309

Atheist (The) 4°. Typewritten.

© A. Van Deventer, New York; D : 7816.
Jan. 4, 190.6; 2c. Jan. 4, 1906. 2310

modern play in 5 acts, by C. R. Schubering.

[4], 40 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 9. 1911 ; D : 23313 ; C. R. Schuber-
ing, Oakland, Cal. 2311

Athelwold; by Amelie Rives. New York, Har-
per and bi;os., 1893.

© Harper & bros., New York; 1893:6907,
Feb. 4; 2c. Mar. 13. 2312

Athene; farcical opera in 2 acts, by R. T. Nich-
olson, music composed by Howard Talbot.
London, Chappell & co., ltd. 48 p. 8°.

© Feb. 6, 1911; 2c. Feb. 7, 1911; D: 23285:
R. T. Nicholson, London. 2313

Athenia; or, A false prophet, comic opera in 2
acts, written by J. O'Keefe, composed by L.
Wales.

© John O'Keefe and Leonard Wales, United
States; 1894:36315, Aug. 3. 2314

Athens under Pericles; a scenic and drnmntic

composition, designed and painted by J. Rettig.

© John Rettig, Cincinnati ; 1889 : 16979,

June 5. 2315

Atherley court; a drama in 5 acts, by J.
Brougham.

© John Brougham, New York ; 1872 : 13656,
Dec. 30. 2316

109

2317

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

2337

Atherley court — Continued.

a romantic drama in 5 acts, by J. Broug-
ham.

© John Brougham, New York ; 1872 : 13502,
Dec. 24. 2317

Athlet (Der); schauspiel in 3 akten, von Her-
mann Bahr.

© Albert Ahn, Cologne, Germany; 1899:
64703, Oct. 6; 2c. Oct. 6. 2318

Athletic (The) infant; sketch in 2 scenes, by
T. Welch. 4 p. f. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 21, 1911; D: 24026; Thomas
Welch, Pittsburgh. 2319

Athos. the convict; a drama in 4 acts.

© Den Howe, United States ; D : 1464, Feb.
19, 1902. 2320

Atlantean (The); the argument and scenes of a
drama, by S. E. Kyan. [1], 52 p. 4". Type-
written.

© Ic. Dec. 9, 1913 ; D : 35316 ; Mrs. Samuel
Erwan, New York. 2321

Atlantic (The) patrol; an aeronautic supposi-
tion in 1 act, book by H. F. Cunningham.
21 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 6, 1912; D: 29895; Henry F.
Cunningham, New York. 2322

Atlantis; a drama, by E. G. Birkmaier.

© Elizabeth G. Birkmaier, Alameda, Cal. ;
1894:48705, Oct. 18. 2323

a socialistic satire in 2 acts, by H. F. Tay-
lor. 24 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Henry Fitch Tnylor, Cos Cob, Conn.;
D : 10381, Apr. 19, 1907 ; 2c. Apr. 19, 1907.

2324

symphonic opera of the wai'fare of the ele-

Atonement — Continued.

a play in 1 act, by A. Chevalier.

17 p. 4°

ments, prologue and 2 acts, by A. P. Hemmick.
7 p. 4°. Typewritten,

© Ic. Jan. 24, 1913 ; D : 32115 ; Alice P. Hem-
mick, Washington, 2325

Atonement.

© Albert William Gutkaes, St. Louis; D:
8548, May 18, 1906. 2326

— by A, Fawcett. [17] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 22, 1909; D : 16314 ; Allen Faw-
cett, New York. 2327

— a comedy drama, by W, Busch.

© William Busch, St. Louis; 1894:22066,
Apr. 30. 2328

[1],

— dramatic incident, by E. H, Thomas,
8 p. f. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 22, 1911; D: 24754; Edgar H.
Thomas, Seattle. 2329

Typewritten.

© Albert Chevalier, Pevensey Bay, Eng-
land ; D : 10721, June 8, 1907 ; Ic. June 8, 1907 ;
Ic. June 17, 1907. 2330

— play in 1 act, by E. W. Fifield. [2], 18 p.
4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 9, 1912 ; D : 30772 ; Effie Wood-
ward Fifield, Minneapolis. 2331

— See also Lucile,

Atonement (The) and the hand of fate; a ro-
mantic comedy drama, by W. Busch, 42 p, f°.
Typewritten.

© William Busch, St. Louis; D: 10S31, June
24, 1907 ; 2c. July 10, 1907. 2332

Atraco (Un) (Attaque nocturne); comedia en
2 actos, original de Andres de Lorde y Mas-
son Forestier, adaptacion espanola de Ricardo
Blasco y Carlos de Batlle. Madrid, Sociedad
de autores espaiioles, 1912. 24 p. 12".

© Dec. 5, 1912 ; 2c. Dec. 6, 1912 ; D : 31572 ;
II. Blasco y C. de Batlle, Madrid. 2333

Attache (L'); on, Le fauteuil de Colbert, come-
die en 1 acte, par H. Grejois et Gabriel Tal-
let. Paris, A. Rouart, 6diteur, 1907. 52 p. pi.
12°.

© Henri Grejois, Paris ; D : 10647, May 27,
1907; 2c. May 27, 1907. 2334

Attached. See Versiegelt.

Attack (An) on the colored emigrants. See
Negro (The) exodus to Kansas.

Attainment (The); play in 4 acts, by A. S.
Hartzell. 63 p. 8°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 23, 1911; D: 24557; Alfred S.
Hartzell, Allentown, Pa. 2335

Attaque (L') du blockhaus; episode colonial
en 1 acte, de F. Celval et S. Charley. Paris,
C. Joubert. 23 p. 8°.

© Dee. 20, 1911; 2c. Dec. 26, 1911; D:
28090; Joubert, Paris. 2336

Attaque nocturne. See Atraco (Un)

Attempt (The) on the Bank of France. See
Attentat (Das) auf die Bank von Fraukreich.

Attentat (L'); piece en 5 actes, par A. Capiis
et L. Descaves. [Paris. Inipr. de I'lllustra-
tion] 1906. 2 p. 1., 101 p. 12°.

© Alfred Capus et Lucien Descaves. Paris;
D : 8275, Apr. 5, 1906 ; 2c. Apr. 5, 1906. 2337

See also Theatre complet; [de] Alfred

Capus.

110

2338

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

2361

Attentat (Das) auf die Bank von Frankreich
(The attempt on the Bank of France); sen-
sntiouellen 1 aktigeu drama, [von] H. Bulss.
[2], 17 p. 4°. Typewritten.

I© le. Aug. 25, 1911 ; D : 25072 ; Horst Bulss,
New York. 2338

Attic (The); modern play in 3 acts, by Mrs. W.
Warren. 3 v. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 30, 1913 ; D : 34293 ; Mrs. Wads-
worth Warren, Detroit. 2339

Attic (An) philosopher; a comedietta, by W. D.
Hall. Typewritten.

© William Davis Hall, Philadelphia; 1900
A : 28G50, Nov. 21 ; 2c. Nov. 21. 2340

Attic (An) romance; play, with music, in 1 act,
by F. T. Richards, music by F. Dewey Rich-
ards, [ii], 25 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 18, 1912 ; D : 29413 ; F. T. Rich-
ards, New York. 2341

Attila, the Hun; a play in 4 acts, by L. Bin-
yon. 4°. Typewritten.

© Lawrence Binyon, England; D : 11291,
Sept. 5, 1907; 2e. Sept. 5, 1907. 2342

Attorney (The); a 3 act American comedy
drama, by H. G. Hall.

© Howard Gerard Hall, Decatur, Mich.;
1893 : 37216, Aug. 10. 2343

Attorney s-at-law; a political drama in 4 acts,

by G. Edwards. [1], 95 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Gurden JJdwards, Oakland, Cal. ; D:

14782, Jan. 11, 1909 ; 2c. Jan. 11, 1909. 2344

Au bon soleil; [par] Francis de Miomandrfe.
Paris, Calmann-Levy [1911] 3 p. 1., 310, [1] p.
12°.

© June 14, 1911; 2c. June 28, 1911; A-
Foreign 3132; Calmann-Levy, Paris. 2345

Au-dela; pi^ce magique en 4 actes et 5 tableaux
[de] C. Lancelin. 148 p. 4". Ms.

© Ic. Mar. 14, 1910; D: 20458; Charles
Lancelin, Paris. 2346

Au-dessiis de I'entresol. Sec On frappe les
trois coups.

Au jardin de Marguerite; po&me symphonique
avec choeurs, poeme et musique de Roger-
Ducasse. Paris, A. Durand et fils, 1912. 15 p.
12°. [Text only]

© Apr. 20, 1912; 2e. Apr. 22, 1912; D:
29441 ; Durand et cie., Paris. 2347

Same.

© Oct. 1, 1912 ; 2c. Dec. 2, 1912 ; D : 31511 ;
Durand et cie.. Paris. 2348

Au nom du chef; de G. Espe de Metz. Paris,
L. Fournier. 65 p. 12°.

© Dec. 28, 3911; 2c. Jan. 12, 1912; D:
28581; L. Fournier, Paris. 2349

Au rat mort, cabinet 6; drame en 1 acte fpar]

A. de Lorde et P. Chnine. Paris, Librairie
Moliere, 1908. 63 p. 12°.

© Andre de Lorde and Pierre Chaine, Paris;
D : 13044, May 25, 1908 ; 2c. May 25, 1908. 2350

Au rendez-vous des beaux-esprits; operette en
1 acte, de Louis Bouvet, musique de Feliciea
Vargues. Paris, C. Joubert, 1913. 25 p. 8*.
[Text only]

© Oct. 1, 1913; 2c. Oct. 25, 1913; D : 34831 ;
Joubert, Paris. 2351

Au telephone; piece en 2 tableaux, par A. de
Lorde and C. Foley. New York, Vincent
Ciocia, printer, 1902. 39 p. 12°.

© Andre de Lorde and Chas. Foley, Paris;
D : 2773, Dec. 27, 1902 ; 2c. Dec. 27, 1902.

2352

Auberge (L') rouge; nouvelle lyrique en 2 actes,
d'apres Balzac, par Serge Basset, musique de
Jean NouguSs. Paris, Enoch & cie., 1910. 37
p. 12*.

© Mar. 18, 1910; 2c. Mar. 19, 1910; D:
20497; Enoch & co., Paris. 2353

Aubes (Les) See Dawn (The)
Auburn (The) haired girl.

© John J. Murdock, Chicago; 1899:69731,
Oct. 26. 2354

Auburndale; a comedy-drama in 5 acts, by B.
Royce.

© Brigham Royce, Peoria, 111.; 1892:
14463, Apr. 1. 2355

Aucassin and Nicolette; music-drama in 3 acts,
by E. A. Gerrard. [4], 106 p. 8°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Nov. 20, 1912 ; D : 31423 ; Ernest Allen

Gerrard, Columbus, Neb. 2356

Aucassin und Nicolette; von Sophus Michaelis.

© Breitkopf & Hartel, Leipzig; 1S96:
54403, Oct. 1 ; 2c. Nov. 25. 2357

Auction (The); a melodrama in 4 acts, by T. D.
Heelan. [21] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 6, 1913; D : 32537 ; Thomps

David Heelan, Omaha, Neb. 2358

Auction (An) at Meadowville; a play in 1 act,

by Alice C. Thompson. Boston, W. H. Baker

& CO., 1908. 17 p. 12°.

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston; D:
13960, Sept. 30, 1908 ; 2c. Oct. 16, 1908. 2359
Auction pinochle; play in 3 acts, by Adolf
Philipp. 52 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 25, 1911 ; D : 25859 ; Adolf Philipp
CO., New York, 2360

(Une partie de cartes) ; von Paul Ilerve,

music von Jean Briquet und Ad. Philipp. Ge-
sangstexte [New York, printed by M. Sehmet-
terling] 1913. cover-title, [7] p. illus. 8°.

© Nov. 12, 1912; 2c. Mar. 26, 1913; A:
343620; Adolf Philipp co.. New York. 2361

111

2362

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

2384

Auction room sketches. See Under the ham-
mer.

Auctioneer (The); a play of to-day in 5 nets,
by Neil Wesley.

© Cornelius W. Ackerman, New York;
1892:23114, June 1. 2362

Audition (The); or, Monday at ten, play in 1
act, by 11. Frederick, [13] p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic, Feb. 15, 1913 ; D : 32317 ; Helena Fred-
erick, New York. 2363

Auf roter erde; kouiodie in 4 akten, von Selma
Enliiianu-Jesuitzer. [Berlin, A. Entsch] 1905.
lOS p. illus. (plan) 12°.

© res, under act of Mar, 3, 1905, by
Emanuel Lederer, New York; res. no, 52; Ic.
Oct, 27, 1905, 2364

Auf Storhove; drama, von B.iornstjer.ie Bjorn-
son. IMiiuchen, A, Langen, 1903 [1902] 179 p.
12°,

© Albert Langen, Munich; D : 2467, Oct. 20.
1902 ; 2c. Oct. 22, 1902, 2365

Auf wiedersehen; original drama in 1 act, by
J. H. Nepbe. 14 p, 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic, Mar. 16, 1912; D: 29150; Joseph H.
Neehe, Chicago 2366

Auferstehung; 4 bilder aus dem leben Katjus-
chas naeh dem roman Leo Tolstoi's von Cesare
Hanau, deutsch von Alfred Bruggemann, mu-
sik von Franco Alfano. New York, Boosey &
CO., 190S. 48 p. 12",

© G, Ricordi & co., Milan : D : 12733, Apr.
11, 1908.; 2c, Apr. 11, 1908. 2367

Aug'usta; a drama in 4 acts, by J. V, Webster.
San Francisco, The Hinton printing co., 1903.
1 p, 1., 144 p, 12°.

© Jonathan Vinton Webster, Cresten, Cal, ;
D: 3801, Aug, 3, 1903; 2c. Aug. 3, 1903.

2368

Augustin; ein fastnachtspiel, von H, von Wolzo-
gen,

© Hans von Wolzogen, Bayreuth, Germany;
1899 : 3567, Jan, 9 ; 2c. Jan. 9, 2369

Aug'ustine; a drama in 3 acts, by A, M, Duns-
ford,

© Alice M. Dunsford, Cincinnati; 1883:
463, Jan. 8, 2370

Augustus Caesar; a Roman tragedv in 3 acts, by
H. G. Carleton and R. Weitxhtiiian.

© Henry Guy Carleton and Richard Weiffht-
man, Washington ; 1886 : 1275S, June 1. 2371

Auld (The) gaberlunzie; a drama in 5 acts, by
T, B. Connery.

© Thomas B. Connery, Richmond Hill,
N, Y. ; 1889 : 4445, Feb. 7. 2372

Auld lang- syne; comedy act, by J. Birch, 14 p.
4°, Typewritten,

© Ic. Mar, 3, 1910; D: 20334; John Birch,
New York. 2373

a musical comedy in 3 acts, by J. Vincent.

© .Tames Vincent, United States; 1890:
35876, Nov, 14, , 2374

a play in 4 acts, by W, Aspinwall.

© Woolsey Aspinwall, Washington ; 1895 :
66878, Dec, 31 ; Ic. Dec. 31. 2375

See al^o Campbells (The) are comin'.

Auld Robin Gray; a domestic drama, 1 act in
verse, by M, Banks,

© Maude Banks, New York; 1885:200.51,
Sept. 24. 2376

an emotional drama in 5 acts, by Malcolm

Stuart Taylor. Clyde, O., A. D. Ames.

© A. D, Ames, Clyde, O. ; 1883 : 19422, Oct,
22; 2c. Oct. 22. 2377

Aunt Abbie; or. The cure of a wilful wife, a
play in 4 acts, by T. W. Wharmby,

© Thomas Washington Wharmby, New
York; 1896:56841, Oct, 15, 2378

Aunt Abigail and the boys; farce in 1 act, by
Lillie Fuller Merriam. Boston, W, H, Baker
& CO,, 1913, 19 p. 12°,

© June 28, 1913; 2c. June 30, 1913; D:
33677 ; Walter H, Baker & co., Boston, 2379

Aunt Aug'usta; a comedy, by B, Eyferth.

© Bruno Eyferth, Duluth, Minn.; 1S9S:
» 19576, Mar. 25. • 2380

Aunt Bessie; comedy in 1 act, by W^ilfred T,
Colebv. Loudon, S. French, ltd, ; New York, S.
French, 21 p. 12°,

© Jan. 2, 1913; 2c. Jan. 2, 1913; D: 31840;
Samuel French, ltd,, London. 2381

Aunt Betsey's parin' bee; by J. Talladay.

© Jennie Talladay, Auburn, N, Y. ; 1898:
56061, Sept. 24 ; 2c. Jan. 31, 1899. 2382

Aunt Betsy's namesake; a comedy in 1 act, by
Arzalea Hunt. Darrowville, O,, School pub-
lishing CO., 1897,

© School pub, CO., Darrowville, O, ; 1897:
9410, Feb, 5. 2383

Aunt Bridget from Paris; sketch in 2 acts, by
E, Osgood. 19 p. 4". Typewi'itten.

© Ic. June 9, 1914; D: 37265; Erastus Os-
good, Quincy, Mass, 2383a

Aunt Bridget's baby; or, Bridget's baby, an
original farce-comedy in 3 acts, by Scott Mar-
ble and Wm. F. Carroll. Typewritten.

© George W, Monroe and Robert R. Mon-
roe, New York ; 1890 : 37645, Nov, 28 ; 2c. Nov.
28, 2384

112

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COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

2407

Aunt Bridget's boodle; a comedy, 3 acts, by Al-
fred Hampton and G. W. Monroe.

© George W. Monroe, New York; 1898:
2997, Jan. 13. 2385

Aunt Bridget's visit; comedy sketch, by J. W.
Standisb. Typewritten.

© Joseph W. Standisb, New York; 1898:
72910, Dec. 14; 2c. Dec. 14. 2386

Aunt Celie; dramatic comedy in 3 acts, by
Lorna Douglas [pseud, of C. C. West] [71] p.
4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 9, 1914 ; D : 36744 ; Charlotte C.
West, New York. 2386a

Aunt Cynthy's homestead; a rural drama in 4
acts, by TJllie Akerstrom. f°. Typewritten.

© Edna ^Nlay Spooner, Brooklyn ; D : 10235,
Mar. 29, 1907 ; 2c. Mar. 29, 1907. 2387

Aunt Deborah's first luncheon; play in 1 act,
by Laura M. Adams. Franklin, O., Eldridge
entertainment bouse. 15 p. 12°.

© Nov. 15, 1913; 2c. Dec. 26, 1913; D:
35436; Eldridge entertainment house, Frank-
lin, O. 2388

Aunt Dee; a play in 4 acts [by M. G. Kern]

[St. Louis? 1907] cover-title, 1 p. 1., 70 p. 4".

© M. G. Kern, St. Louis; D : 11230, Aug. 26,

1907 ; 2c. Apr. 11, 1908. 2389

Aunt Dilsey Ann; monologue, by G. Carpenter.
[1], 13 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 27, 1914 ; D : 37216 ; Grant Car-
penter, San Francisco. 2389a

Aunt Dinah's quilting party; original enter-
tainment in 1 act and 1 scene, by Bettine K.
Phillips.

© Dick & Fitzgerald, New York; D : 3546,
June 6, 1903 ; 2c. July 23, 1903. 2390

Aunt Dormer; a play in 4 acts, by J. J. Brooke.

© J. J. Brooke, Philadelphia ; 1882 : 2902,

Feb. 24. 2391

Aunt Elnora's hero; by Pauline Phelps.

© Edgar S. Werner pub. & supply co.. New
York ; 1000 A : 8303, Mar. 30 ; 2c. June 9. 2392

Aunt Em'ly; a comedy drama, by A. Trumble
and C. Searle.

© Alfred Trumble and Cyril Searle, New
York; 1884:18702, Sept. 16. 2393

Aunt Emmeline; or, Christmas chimes, play in
1 act, by J. A. Golden. 18 p. 4". Type-
written.

© Ic. Mar. 12. 1915; D: 39963; Joseph A.
Golden, New York. 2393a

Aunt (An) for a day; musical comedy in 2 acts
[by A. C. Radke] [25] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 21, 1914; D: 38586; Albert C.
Radke, La Crosse, Wis. 2393b

Aunt Frony's heathen; comedy in 1 act, by I.
M. Quincey. [2], 9 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 31, 1912; D: 28502; lola May
Quincey, New York. 2394

Aunt Hanna from Vermont. 8°. Typewritten.

© Lillie A. Ball, Jersey City ; D : 3821, Aug.
12, 1903 ; 2c. Aug. 12, 1903. 2395

Aunt Hannah's quilting party.

© Jennie Talladay, Auburn, N. Y. ; 1890:
38431 ; Dec. 5. 2396

Same.

© Jennie Talladay, Auburn, N. Y. ; 1891:
22948, June 24 ; 2c. June 24. 2397

Aunt Henrietta; [3 acts]. 4°. Typewritten.

© Evelina Cooke Hardy, New York; D:
10245, Apr. 1, 1907 ; 2c. Apr. 12, 1907. 2398

Aunt Hester's dilemma; farce in 2 acts, by
Edith H. Waldo. 16 p. 12",

© Nov. 9, 1909 ; 2c. Nov. 17, 1909 ; D : 17414 ;
Ames pub. co., Clyde, O, 2399

Aunt Hope's niece; a comedy in 3 acts, by
Cephas Aurelius Winker [pseud, of C. A. Wil-
liams]

© Charles A. Williams, Philadelphia ; D :
2934, Jan. 31, 1903. 2400

Aunt Huldah Perkins' apple parin'; a musical
drama, by W. H. Smith.

© William Hawley Smith, Peoria, 111.; D:
10507, Apr. 22, 1907. 2401

Aunt-I-club (The); lyrics for musical comedy,
by E. B. Sanger, f". Typewritten.

© Eugene B. Sanger, Pelham, N. Y. ; D:
7322, Sept. 27, 1905 ; 2c. Sept. 27, 1905. 2402

Aunt Jack; an original farcical comedy in 3
acts, by Ralph H. Lumley.

© C. Francklyn Chatterton, New York;
1889 : 24234, Aug. 7. 2403

Aunt Jane from Jaysville; comedy in 1 act, by
E. Roy. 15 p. f. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 28, 1911 ; D : 24091 ; Elberta Roy,
Chicago. 2404

Aunt Jeannie or me; a play in 3 acts, by E. F.
Benson. Typewritten.

© Edward Frederick Benson, London ; D :
1427, Feb. 11, 1902 ; 2c. Feb. 3, 1902. 2405

Aunt Jerusha; or, A million of money. Type-
written.

© Jennie Wetmore, West Superior, Wis. ;
1894 : 17683, Mar. 30 ; 2c. Apr. 9, 1897 ; Ic. new
ed. Dec. 2, 1898. 2406

Aunt Jerusha and Uncle Josh; farce, by Effie
Louise Koogle. Lebanon, O., March bros. 3 p.
8°.

© Sept. 9, 1912 ; 2c. Sept. 12, 1912 ; D : 30826 ;
March bros., Lebanon, O. 2407

5379—15-

-8

113

2408

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

2431

Aunt Jerusha's city visit; in 1 act, by J. Wet-
uiore.

© Jennie Wetmore, West Superior, Wis.;
1900 A : 3110G, Dec. 24 ; 2c. Dec. 24. 2408

Aunt Jerusha's quilting party; a novelty in 1

scene, by Laura M. I'arsons. Boston, W. H.

Ralcer & co., 1901. 24 p. 16°.
© Walter H. Baker & Co., Boston ; D : 735,

Aug. 8, 1901 ; 2c. Sept. 14, 1901. 2409

Aunt Josephine; or, Petticoats and pants, farce

in 3 acts, by F. II. James. [2], 95 p. 4°.

Typewritten.
© Ic. July 20, 1912; D: 30307; Fred H.

James, New York. 2410

Aunt Judy Jonquil; a comedy in 3 acts, by L.
Farraud.

© Louise Farrand, Chicago; 1882:871, Jan.
17. 2411

Aunt Kate, spinster; a romantic 2 act comedy,

ending in the same old way, by E. S. Stilwell.

© Lyceum pub. co., Philadelphia; 1899:

44358, July 8 ; 2c. July 11. 2412

Aunt Lucindy stays; farce, by Willis N. Bugbee.
Lebanon, O., March bros. 3 p. 8°.

© Sept. 9, 1912 ; 2c. Sept. 12, 1912 ; D : 30825 ;
March bros., Lebanon, O. 2413

Aunt Maggie's will; comedy in 3 acts, by Eliza-
beth Gale. New York, S. French; London, S.
French, ltd. 25 p. 12°.

© Dec. 16, 1910; 2c. Dec. 19, 1910; D:
22843 ; Samuel French, New York. 2414

Aunt Matilda; a sketch in 1 act, by A. Girard.
© Annie Girard, San Francisco ; D : 7808,
Jan. 3, 1906. 2415

Aunt Matilda's birthday party; a play for
^'irls, by Alice C. Thompson. Chicago, T. S.
Denisou, 1908. 19 p. 12°.

© T. S. Denison, Chicago ; D : 13356, July
16, 1908; 2c. Sept. 4, 1908. 2416

Aunt Milly's acquittal; farce comedy in 1 act,

by L. F. Wheeler, sr. 15 p. 8°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 10, 1913 ; D : 34971 ; La Verne F.

Wheeler, sr., Seattle. 2417

Aunt Minerva; a comedietta in 1 act, by Cath-
erine Tudor.

© T. H. French, New York; 1899:62635,
Sept. 27 ; 2c. Nov. 17. 2418

Aunt Nabby; dramatized by the author, Lizzie
P. E. Evans-Hansell.

© Lizzie P. E. Evans-Hansell, New York;
1895 : 17423, Mar. 28. 2419

Aunt Nancy's account of a fashionable parlor
recital.

© Mary May Boynton, Franklin, O. ; 1898:
61056, Oct. 17 ; 2c. Nov. 16. 2420

Aunt Nancy's account of their family reunion.

© Mary May Boynton, Franklin, O. ; 1898:

61051, Oct. 17 ; 2c. Nov. 16. 2421

Aunt Penny, a Bay State spinster; a comedy in
4 acts, by A. E. Ives. [181] p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Alice E. Ives, New York; D : 2401, Oct.
1, 1902 ; 2c. Oct. 30. 1902. 2422

Aunt Polly's; u backwoods picture, comedy
drama, by II. Y. Collins. Typewritten.

© Hal Young Collins, Glasgow, Ky. ; 1892:
10986, Mar. 11; 2c. Apr. 30 and Nov. 3. 2423

Aunt Rachel; comedy in 3 acts, by C. A. de Lima
and lA'grand Howland. SO p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Feb. 27, 1915; D : 39811 ; Charles A.
(le Lima, London. 2423a

Aunt Sabrina's quilting bee; a play, ))y J. I*.
Chidester. 14 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 31, 1912; D : 29840 ; Jessie P.
Chidester, Chicago. 2424

Aunt Sabriny's Christmas; play for seven girls,
by Elizal)eth F. Guptill. Franklin, O., El-
dridge entertainment house. 15 p. 12°.

© Nov. 1, 1912; 2c. Dec. 9, 1912; D : 31651 ;
Eldridge entertainment house, Franklin, O.

2425

Aunt Sally's prediction; in 3 acts and tableau,
by A. L. Sniiih.

© Annie L. Smith, Worcester; 1887:24103,
Sept. 22. 2426

Aunt Sarah; a comedy-drama in 4 acts, by J. W.
I'alnioni.

© John W. Palmoui, Thomaston, N. Y. :
1892 : 48155, Nov. 26. 2427

Aunt Sarah's sacrifice; comedy in 3 acts, by
Anno Borland fpseud. of A. Spadoni] and Sue
Chester I pseud, of F. C. Springer] [2], 68 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 9, 1913; D: 35292; Adriana Si)a-
doni. New York, and Fleta Campbell Springer,
Itipon, Cal. 2428

Aunt Sarah's visitor. 19 p. 4°. Typewritten.
© Neil Twomey, Dorchester, Mass. ; D :
14282, Nov. 13, 1908 ; 2c. Nov. 13, 1908. 2429

Aunt Susan Jones; [by] H. Elliott McBride.
© P. Garrett & co., Philadelphia ; 1886: 6014.
Mar. 15; 2c. Apr. 15. 2430

Aunt Susan's visit; nuisical comedy playlet in
1 act, by L. Grover, jr. 10 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Oct. 25, 1910; D: 22372; Leonard
Grover, jr., Brooklyn. 2431

114

?432

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

2453

Aunt Tabitha's troubles; an original sketcli in Aunty— Continued.

1 act, by M. A. Fisher. 22 p. 4°. Typewrit- farce, by John M. Francis. Chicago, T. S.

ten. Denison & co. 27 p. 16°.

© Mary A. Fisher, Mt. Vernon, N. Y. ; D : @ Oct. 18, 1912 ; 2c. Oct. 21, 1912 ; D : 31185 ;

14814, Jan. 14, 1909 ; 2c. Feb. 6, 1909. 2432 Eben H. Norris, Chicago. 2443

Aunt Tildy's first train ride; musical comedy Aunty Chloe; or, Down to massa's home, an

in 1 act, by H. B. Strayer. 12 p. 4°. Type
written.

© Ic. Jan. 30, 1911 ; D : 23218 ; Mrs. H. B.

Strayer, Cincinnati. 2433

Aunt Tillie's ticket; play in 1 act, booli and
lyrics by F. T. Richards, music by F. Dewey
Richards. [2], 20 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. June 8, 1912 ; D : 29912 ; F. T. Rich-
ards, New York. 2434

Aunt Tommy; comedy in 1 act. 20 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Laura Jean Libbey-Stilwell, Brooklyn:
D : 5453, Aug. 15, 1904 ; 2c. Aug. 17, 1904. 2435

Aunt Weena. 14 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Robert H. Real, Baltimore; D : 10866,
June 27, 1907 ; 2c. June 27, 1907. 2436

Auntie; a protean burletta in 3 acts, after a
story by Arthur Conan Doyle.

© Otto H. Hasselman, Indianapolis; 1900
A : 29959, Dec. 10. 2437

Auntie Fudge; comedy playette, by Geo. W.
Moore. 32 p. 8". Typewritten.

© Ic. July 9, 1914 ; D : 37502 ; Anna C. Sin-
clair, Chicago. 2437a

Auntie Mirren; family comedy in 1 act, by H.
Lumsden. [3], 22 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. June 6, 1914; D: 37238; Harry Lums-
den, Glasgow, Scotland. 2437b

Auntie's visit; a comedy in 3 acts, by J. A.
Ryder.

© J. A. Ryder, New York ; D : 10195, Feb.

18, 1907. 2438

a comedy in 2 acts, by J. A. Ryder.

© J. A. Ryder, New York; D: 10196, Feb.
18, 1907. 2439

— a 1 act vaudeville farce, by J. A. Ryder.

© J. A. Ryder, New York ; D : 10197, Feb.
18, 1907. 2440

by J. A. Ryder professionally known as Al.

Lamar. 15 p. 8". Printed.

© A. Lamar, New York; D : 9615, Dec. 11,
1906 ; 2c. Feb. 18, 1907. 2441

Aunty; a character comedy in 4 acts and 6
scenes, by Geo. S. Knight.

© William Carroll, New York ; 1882 : 19423,
Nov. 16. 2442

Ethiopian sketch in 1 scene. New York,
Hapijy hours co.

© Happy hours co., New York ; 1875 : 7654,
July 22 ; 2c. July 28. 2444

Auramania; a sensational drama, by J.
Pritchard.

© Johana Pritchard, Brooklyn ; 1870 : 5385,
Dec. 31. 2445

Aurelia Dellore; a play in 5 acts, by G. Rearden.
Typewritten.

I© Godfrey Rearden, Chicago ; 1900 A : 24600,
Oct. 3; 2c. Oct. 3. 2446

Aurelian; or, Rome's restorer, a tragedy, by A.
E. Dickinson.

© Anna E. Dickinson, Philadelphia ; 1879 :
244, Jan. 7. 2447

Same.

© Anna E. Dickinson, New York, in renewal
for 14 years from Jan. 7, 1907 ; D : 9738, Jan.
3, 1907. 2448

Aurelian, the scion of the sun; an original his-
torico-romantic tragedy in prologue and 5 acts,
by Mrs. Talbot Hunter.

© E. Talbot Hunter, London; 1897:27015,
May 3 ; 2c. May 3. 2449

Aureole (L'); drame lyrique en 3 actes, 6 tab-
leaux, poeme de Paul Vaillant-Couturier et
Edouard Tremisot, musique de Edouard Tr6-
misot. Paris, Enoch & cie. 84 p. 12°.

© Feb. 20, 1914 ; 2c. Feb. 21, 1914 ; D : 36105 ;
Enoch & cie., Paris. 2449a

Aurora; children's operetta in 2 acts, libretto by
W. W. Prosser, piano arrangement and orches-
tration by Anne Pollefeyt.

© Geo. W. Smith and Will W. . Prosser,
Columbus, O. ; 1895 : 26106, May 13 ; 2c. June
10, 1895 ; Ic. rev. ed. Feb. 7, 1896. 2450

a comic opera, by A, Lowry. Typewritten.

© Agnes Lowry, San Francisco; 1900 A:
29413, Dec. 3 ; 2c. Dec. 3. 2451

drama in 3 acts, by C. M. Thuland. 94 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 20, 1912; D: 31754; Conrad M.
Thuland, San Diego, Cal. 2452

— new and original farcical comedy in 8 acts,
by Edmund Gurney and Philip Harvard.

© Charles Henry Freedman, New York;
1894 : 3769, Jan. 15. 2453

115

2454

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

2474

Aurora — Continued.

a new fairy spectacle, by I. Kiralfy.

© Imre Kiralfy, New York; 1875:6262.
June 15. 2454

racconto drammatico in 4 capitoli, di Hector

Quesada e Luisci lUica, musicato daH. Panizza.
Milono, G. Ricordi & c, 1908. 65 p. 12°,
[Libretto only]

© Hector Panizza, Milan; D : 13288, July 3,
1908 ; 2c. July 3, 1908. 2455

Aurora Angelica; a comedy in 2 acts, by W. I.
Varner.

© William Iverson Varner, Varner, Ark.;
1894 : 36038, Aug. 1. 2456

Aurora borealis; or, The poet's nightmare, in

I act and a series of scenes, by W. J. Stoermei".

II p. 4°. Typewritten.

© William J. Stoermer, Los Angeles; D:
12248, Jan. 13, 1908 ; 2c. Feb. 10, 1908. 2457

Aurora Leigh; a play in 5 acts, dramatized from
Mrs. E. B. Browning's poem of the same name,
by A. F. Reddie. 73 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Archibald Ferguson Reddie, Boston ; D :
6156, Jan. 30, 1905 ; 2c. Feb. 23, 1905. 2458

Aurora social; zarzuela dramatica social en 1
acto y en prosa, dividido en un prologo y 3
cuadros, original de Julio Diaz Bejerano y
Gregorio Aguayo Marafion, mtisica de los
maestros Modesto y Vicente Romero. Madrid,
Sociedad de autores espanoles, 1912. 37 p.
12^

© Mar. 6, 1913 ; 2c. Mar. 7, 1913 ; D : 32549 ;
J. Diaz Bejerano y G. Aguayo Maraiion,
Madrid. 2459

Aurora's dream; or, The end of Pluto's realm,
opera-libretto in 3 acts, by C. E. Claire.

© Clara Elizabeth Claire, New York; 1896:
65398, Dec. 1. 2460

by M. S. De Claire. 60 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Sept. 30, 1909 ; D : 16974 ; Maria Sagari
De Claire, New York 2461

Aus liebe; dramolet in 1 akt, von M. Goldstein.
© Max Goldstein, New York; 1875:5208,
May 20. 2462

Aus tiefer not; ostpreussisches schauspiel in 1
aufzug, von E. Zabel. Berlin, Vertriebsstelle
des Verbandes dentscher biihnenschriftsteller,
g. m. b. h. 31 p. 8°.

© Ic. Mar. 24, 1915 ; D : 40741 ; Eugen Zabel,
Berlin-Charlottenburg 2462a

Ausflug (Der) ins sittliche; komodie in 4 akten,
von G. Eugel. New York, E. Lederer, 1901.
128 p. 12°.

© Georg Engel, Berlin : D : 81, Mar. 6, 1901 ;
2c. Mar. 27, 1901. 2463

Aushilfsbaby (Das); vaudeville posse mit
gesang und tanz in 3 akten, von Oskar Engel,
musik von Fritz Hartmann. [97] p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. May 22, 1914 ; D : 37101 ; Arion-verlag,
Berlin. 2463a

Ausserhalb der grossen menge; ein stiick in 3
akten, von Kurt Neurode. 107 p. 12".

© Ic. Apr. 30, 1910 ; D : 20951 ; Felix Bloch
erben, Berlin. 2464

Austerlitz; a military comedy drama in 3 acts.
© Daniel E. Bandman and C. Win. Perkins,
United States; 1889:1722, Jan. 12. 2465

Australian gold; a play, by G. Wang.

© George Wang, New Orleans ; 1874 : 7793,
June 10. 2466

Australian or Parisienne beauties; a farce com-
edy in 3 acts, written and arr. by W. B. Wat-
son and H. C. Bryant.

© Bryant and Watson, New York ; 1897 :
36077, June 17. 2467

Austrian (The); by G. W. Ivory. 45 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© George Willard Ivory, North Cambridge,
Mass. ; D : 8354, Apr. 16, 1906 ; 2c. Apr. 16, 1906.

2468

Austrian (An) crime; by Charles Nevins.

© Charles Nevins, New York; 1889:27627,
Sept. 10 ; 2c. Sept. 10. 2469

Author (The); a comedy in 3 acts, by W. II.
Shepard.

© W. Henri Shepard, Merchantville, N. J. :
189S : 25441, Apr. 22. 2470

play in 1 act, by O. T. Johnsone. 17 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 7, 1915 ; D : 41444 ; Otto T. John-
sone, Brooklyn. 2470a

Authority; melodrama in 4 acts, by M. Madison
and F. M. Witmark.

© Marie Madison and Frank M. Witmark,
United States; 1900 A: 22379, 2c. July 5, 1901.

2471

a play in 4 acts, by Frank M. Witmark and

Marie Madison. f°. Typewritten.

© M. Witmark & sons. New York ; D : 2000.
June 12, 1902 ; 2c. June 12, 1902. 2472

Auto (The) bandit; scenic melodramatic playlet
in 2 scenes and a moving picture, by E. Clark.
[2], 18 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 2, 1913; D: 34283; Edward
Clark, New York. 2473

Auto (The) bee; by G. W. Hanlon.

© George W. Hanlon, New York ; D : 11216,
Aug. 22, 1907. 2474

116

^2475

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

2497

Auto-bound; by G. F. Bond.

© Genevieve Farnell Bond, New York; D:
11S58, Dec. 4, 1907. 2475

Auto elopement; play in 2 scenes, by D. Dietz.
5 p. f. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 23, 1909 ; D : 17183 ; Dick Dietz,
New York. 2476

comedy in 1 act, by A. W. Stace. 20 p. 4".

Typewritten.

© Arthur W. Stace, Grand Rapids, Mich.;
D : 8536, May 16, 1906 ; 2c. May 16, 1906.

2477

or, A race for a wife, a comedy in 1 act, by

Arthur W. Stace. 22 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© A. W. Stace, Grand Rapids, Mich.: D:
9604, Dec. 10, 1906 ; 2c. Dec. 10, 1906. 2478

Auto girl. 3 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Nettie Black, New York ; D : 7653, Dec. 4,
1905; 2c. Nov. 24, 1905. 2479

Auto maniacs; satirical farce comedy in 3 acts,
book and lyrics by J. Norworth. [2], 93 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 8, 1910; D: 22751; Jack Nor-
worth, New York. 2480

Auto (The) route; play in 4 acts, by R. W.
Bloeser. 75 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 23, 1913 ; D : 32054 ; Raymond W.
Bloeser, Erie, Pa. 2481

Auto suggestion; or, Why Walker rebelled,
original farce, by M. Nobles. 12 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Aug. 11, 1911 ; D : 24909 ; Milton No-
bles, BrookljTi. 2482

Autocratic (The) father and his impulsive
daughter. See Man (The) and the girl.

Autograph (An) letter; a comedy in 3 acts, by
Esther B. Tiffany. Boston, W. H. Baker & co.,

1889.

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston; 1889:
30396, Oct. 7 ; 2c. Nov. 8. 2483

Autographs.

© Ed. C. Smith and Jessie Carl. Boston:
1887 : 32559, Dec. 16. , 2484

Autoliebchen (Das); grosse posse mit gesang
und tanz in 3 akten, von Jean Kren, gesang.s-
texte von Alfred Schonfeld, musik von Jean
Gilbert [pseud, of Max Winterfeld] Berlin,
Thalia-theater verlag. 24 p. 12".

© Ic. Apr. 5, 1912 ; D : 29285 ; Thalia-theater
verlag, Berlin. 2485

posse mit gesang und tanz in 3 akten, von

Jean Kren, gesangstexte von Alfred Schonfeld,
niusik von Jean Gilbert [pseud, of Max Win-
terfeld] Berlin, Felix Bloch erben. 103 p. 8°.
© Ic. May 10, 1912 ; D : 29628 ; Felix Bloch
erben, Berlin. 2486

Automania; or. The family car, unique comedy
drama with songs, in 3 acts, by C. N. Millard.
63 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 24, 1913 ; D : 33113 ; Columbus N.
Millard, Buffalo. 2487

Automatic doll. Sec Mechanical (The) doll.

Automatic servant girl; a farce in 1 act, by
Amelia Sauford. 9 p. 8".

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston; D : 7564,
Nov. 15, 1905 ; 2c. Dec. 13, 1905. 2488

Automaton (The); a farce in 3 acts, by K. Lee.

© Kenneth Lee, New York \ 1899 : 53800, Aug.
23 ; 2c. Aug. 23. 2489

Automaton (The) dance; a mimical and charac-
ter terpsichorean divertisement, by B. Kiralfy.
© Bolossy Kiralfy, New York; 1888:7889,
Mar. 16. 2490

Automobile (The) See Yellow (The) cab.

Automobile crazy; burlesque in 1 scene, by
Frank Dumont. New York, Chicago [etc.]
M. Witmark & sons, 1904. 12 p. 12°.

© M. Witmark & sons. New York ; D : 6047,
Dee. 28, 1904 ; 2c. Dec. 27, 1904. 2491

Automobile (The) disaster; a 1 act comedy, by
L. Rose. 12°.

© Lew Rose, Chicago; D : 10641. May 25,
1907; 2c. May 25, 1907. 2492

Automobile (An) romance; a 1 act sketch, by
H. \V. MaeAllester. 14 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© H. Wilson MaeAllester, Chicago; D:
10086, Mar. 6, 1907 ; 2c. Apr. S, 1908. 2493

Automobiling; motor-car comedy with songs, by
Henry Clay Grant, Will Bradshaw and Y\^.
Mew. 6 p. f. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 4, 1913 ; D : 35244 ; Wilson Mew,
Chicago. 2494

Automobilist (The); a roadside episode, theat-
rical vaudeville sketch, by Y. D. Piper, cover-
title, [7] p. 16°.

© May 29, 1912; 2c. May 31, 1912; A:
315531 ; V. D. Piper, Rochester, N. Y. 2495

Autores (Los) de la historia; zarzuela en 1 acto
y 4 cuadros, en verso y prosa, original [de] F.
Navarro Romero, mtisica del maestro Chaves.
Madrid. Sociedad de autores espanoles, 1908.
37 p. 8°.

© Francisco Navarro Romero, Madrid ; D :
14711, Jan. 2, 1909 ; 2c. Jan. 2, 1909. 2496

Autour d'un piano,
coups.

See On frappe les trois

Autre (L'); pi&ce en 3 actes [par Paul et Victor
Margueritte] [Paris, Impr. de I'lllustration]
1907. 2 p. 1., 61 p. 12°.

© Paul et Victor Margueritte, Paris; D:
11580, Oct. 24, 1907 ; 2c. Oct. 24, 1907. 2497

117

2498

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

2516

Autre (L') danger; pi6ce en 4 actes, par M,
Donnay. 31 p. f.

© Maurice Donnay, Paris; D : 2803, Jan. 3,
1903; 2c. Jan. 3, 1903. 2498

Autre (L') Tartuffe. See Beaumarchais the-
atre illustre.

Autumn leaves; a domestic comedy in 4 acts,
by Emma :Murie Davis, t". Typewritten.

© E, M. Davis, Columbus, Ga. ; D : 6917,
July 6, 1905 ; 2c. June 21, 1905. 2499

a fancy drill, by Harriette Wilbur. Leb-
anon, O., March brothers, 1908. cover-title.
5 p. 12°.

© March bros., Lebanon, O. ; D : 13895, Sept.
21, 1908 ; 2c. Nov. 9, 1908. 2500

Autumn manoeuvres; musical play in 3 acts, by
Karl von Bakouy and R. Bodanski, adapted
for the English stage by Henry Hamilton,
lyrics by Percy Greenbank, music by Emmer-
ich Kalman. London, Enoch & sons, 1912.
23 p. 8". [Libretto only]

© June 19, 1912; 2c. June 20, 1912; D:
30039; Enoch & sons, London. 2501

Autumnal tints; a play in 4 acts, by Joseph
Arthur. 4°. Typewritten.

© J. Arthur, Pelham Manor, N. Y. ; D : 6218,
Feb. 13, 1905; 2c. Feb. 21, 1905; 2c. Mar. 21,
1905. 2502

A\ix cafes chantants (At the singing cafe); a
vaudeville skit in 1 scene, by James J. Mor-
rison. Typewritten.

© Marie Mather, New York ; 1900 A : 20421,
Aug. 15 ; 2c. Aug. 1. 2503

Aux jardins de Murcie; pidce en 3 actes, en
prose, de Jose Feliu y Codina, traduction de
Carlos de Batlle et Antonin Lavergne. (In
Comoedia du 22 avril, 1912)

© Apr. 22, 1912 ; 2c. May 11, 1912 ; D : 29643 :
C. de Batlle et A. Lavergne, Paris. 2504

Avalon: libretto of a comic opera, in 3 acts, by
C. B. Graham.

© Charles B. Graham, Philadelphia ; 1894 :
18167, Apr. 6. 2505

Avanelle, a wild flower of the mountains; 5
act dm ma, by Bonnie Conway. 46 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 24, 1913; D: 32752; Edith
Mason, St. Anthony, Id. 2506

Avare (L'); comedie en 5 actes et en prose par
© Ginn & co., Boston ; 1894 : 2G003, Mav 23.

2507

Moli&re, with a biography of the author, gram-
matical and explanatory notes, and a complete
vocabulary compiled from the best sources.
Boston, Ginn & co., 1894.

Avare (L') — Continued.

a comedy, by Moliere, ed. with explanatory

notes for the use of students by Edward S.

Joynes. New York, H. Holt and company,

1882. (Students' series of classic French

plays, second series, no. 4)

© Henrv Holt & co.. New York ; 1882 : 15041,

Sept. 11; 2c. Sept. 29. 2508

■ Same.

© Edward S. Joynes, Columbia, S. C,
author, in renewal for 28 years. Renewal no.
848, Apr. 20, 1910. Original entry, Sept. 11.
1882, no. 15041. 2509

Avarice; an original domestic drama in 5 acts,
by H. A. Houghton.

© H. A. Houghton, Albany ; 1877 : 5930, May
16. 2510

Avatars (The); modern drama in 5 nets and bio-
graph intre-iict, by W. C. Kenyon. [1], 59 p.
f. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 26, 1914; D: 36160; William
Crellin Kenyon, Chicago. 2510a

a spectacle-drama in 4 acts, by W. C. Ken-
yon. 54 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 8, 1909; D: 16219; William Crel-
lin Iveuyon, Chicago. 2511

Ave (The) Maria; play in 4 acts, by T. F.
Laugan. [51] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 15, 1913; D: 34154; Thomas
Francis Langan, Chicago. 2512

Avemaria; poema drammatico in 3 atti, di Luigi
Illica ed Enrico Cavacchioli, per la musica di
Ruggero Leoncavallo. Milano, Edoardo Son-
zogKO. 1 p. 1., 64 p. 12". [Words only]

© Apr. 3, 1915 ; Ic. Apr. 20, 1915 ; D : 41187 :
Edoardo Sonzogno, Milan. 2512a

Avenged; by H. Del Ruth. f. Typewritten.

© Hampton Del Ruth, Boston; D : 2579.
Nov. 8, 1902 ; 2c. Oct. 31, 1902. 2513

^a play in 4 acts and 8 tableaux, by J. B.

Renauld.

© J. B. Renauld, New York; 1872:3872,
Apr. 12. 2514

a sensational drama in 4 acts, by Mr. and

Mrs. Orson Clifford.

© i^Ir. and Mrs. Orson Clifford, New York:
1894:31816, July 2.

— See also Glen wood.

2515

Avenger (The); drama in 4 acts and 8 scenes,
by N. H. Horustine. 50 p. f°. Typewritten.

© N. H. Hornstine, Philadelphia ; D : 11990.
Dec. 27, 1907; 2c. Jan. 9, 1908. 2516

See also Shanowakin (The)

118

2517

COPYKIOHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

2537

Avengers (The); a picture of the reconstruction
days, play in 4 acts, by Clarence Black. 42 p.
4°. Mimeographetl.

I© July 2, 1909 ; 2c. July 26, 1909 ; D : 16345 ;
James Edwards, Chicago. 2517

Avenging' (The) son; by G. W. Hanson.

© George W.
1154S, July 26.

Hanson, Baltimore ;

1881:
2518

Avenir (L'); comedie en 3 actes, par G. Ancey.
© Georges Ancey, Paris ; 1899 : 10656, Feb.

6 ; 2c. Feb. 6.

2519

Aventuras (Las) de Max y Mino; 6, Que
tontos son los sabios, pelicula seusacional,
original de C. Arniches y J. Jackson Veyan,
mtisica del maestro Rafael Calleja. Madrid.
Sociedad de a uteres espaiioles, 1915. 37 p.
12°. [Words only]

© Mar.' 15, 1915; Ic. Mar. 17, 1915; D:
40047 ; Carlos Arniches y Jose Jackson Veyan,
Madrid. 2519a

Aventure (Une) de Henri IV; par Henry de
Brisay. 3 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 15, 1912 ; D : 29994 ; Gaumont co..
New York. 2520

Aventure (Une) imperiale; comedie en 1 acte,
par M. Henuequin et S. Basset. Paris, P. V.
Stock, editeur, 1910. 64 p. 12°.

© July 21, 1910 ; 2c. July 8, 1910 ; D : 21502 ;
Maurice Hennequin et Serge Basset, Paris.

2521

Aventurero (El); zarzuela dramjltica en 1 acto
y 3 cuadros, original de F. Riera, musica de
los maestros Quislant y Badla. Madrid, So-
ciedad de autores espaiioles, 1912. 41 p. 12°.
© May 24, 1912 ; 2c. May 13, 1912 ; D : 29794 :
Federico Riera, Madrid. 2522

Aventurier (L'); piece en 4 actes, de A. Capus.
33 p. (L'lUustration theatrale, no. 166, 17
decembre 1910)

© Dec. 17, 1910 : 2c. Jan. 7, 1911 ; D : 2.3032 :
Alfred Capus, Paris. 2522a

^ See also Theatre complet; de Alfred Capus.

Avenue billows; an American comedy, by L.
Mowry.

© Lincoln Mowrv, Woonsocket, R. I. ; 1890 :
15626, May 12. 2523

Avenue (The) house; an original farce comedy
in 4 acts, by S. Marble.

© Scott Marble, Chicago; 1884:14931, Julv
22. 2524

Average (The); play in 1 act, by J. A. Haugh-
ton. [2], 28 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 16, 1912 ; D : 30551 ; John Alan
Haughton, Baltimore. 2525

Average (An) man; by William Harlowe
[pseud, of W. H. Briggs] 150 p. 8°. Type-
written.

© William H. Briggs, New York; D : 11172,
Aug. 14, 1907 ; 2c. Aug. 14, 1907. 2526

play in 4 acts, by R. G. Jones. 117 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 16, 1913; D : 35361 ; Russell
Gwilym Jones, Chicago. 2527

Aveugle (L'); drama en 2 actes et prologue, par
H. Durant.

© Heloise Durant, United States; 1884:
8581, Apr. 24. ^ 2528

Aveugle (L') et le paralytique; par Ernest
Pont. 4 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 15, 1912 ; D : 29996 ; Gaumont co..
New York. 2529

Aviator (The); by J. Dunne. 4 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Jan. 27, 1910 ; D : 20038 ; John Dunne,
Staten Island, N. Y. 2530

comedy in 3 acts, by J. Montgomery. 80 p.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 19, 1910 ; D : 20570 ; James Mont-
gomery, New York. 2531

Aviator (An) and autoist's race for a bride;
dramatic sketch in 1 act, by Frank B. Coigne.
5 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 1, 1912; D : 28514 ; Champion
film CO., New York, 2532

Aviator (The) and the mechanician; by P. H.
Fanning. [17] p. f°. Ms.

© 1 c. July 25, 1911 ; D : 24769 ; Phineas H.
Fanning, Brooklyn. 2533

Aviators (The), a flight of fancy; comic opera,
in 2 acts, book and lyrics by E. S. S. Hunting-
ton and H. T. Bunce, music by Everett J.
Evans. 70 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 18, 1909 ; D : 17742 ; E. S. S. Hunt-
ington and Harry T. Bunce, New York. 2534

Avoca; or. The meeting of the waters, an Irish
drama by F. G. Maeder,

© Frederick G. Maeder, New York; 1874:
12360, Oct. 2. 2535

Avocat (L') des dames; ou, Le voyage a Lyon,
vaudeville in 3 actes, par Henry Moreau et
Marc Sonal [pseud, de Georges Lanos] Paris,
C. Joubert. 122 p. 8°.

© Nov. 22, 1913 ; 2c. Dec. 1, 1913 ; D : 35205 ;
Joubert, Paris. 2536

Avocat (L') des gueux; drame en 5 actes et 7
tableaux, tire du roman du Petit Parisien, par
J. Mary et E. Rochard. Paris, P. V. Stock.
197 p. 12°.

© Jan. 4, 1913 ; 2c. Jan. 2, 1913 ; D : 31848 ;
Jules Marv & Emile Rochard, Paris. 2537

119

2538

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

2556

Avondale (The) disaster; or, Life in the mines,
a drama in 5 acts, by P. Garvey and D. C.
Liindy.

© P. Garvey and D. C. Luudy, Scranton.
Pa. ; 1874 : 13369, Oct. 29. 2538

Avunculitis; farce in 1 act by W. Stag. [1],
13 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 19, 1913; D: 35389; William
Stag, London. 2539

Awahna; libretto for grand opera in 3 acts, by
J. W. Dean. [23] p. f. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 29, 1918; D : 35049 ; Janet Wil-
liams Dean, Corona, Gal. 2540

pageant opera, by J. [O.] W. Dean. [23] p.

f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 9, 1912; D: 30216; Janet Wil-
liams Dean, Pacific Beach, Cal. 2541

Awakened; drama in 4 acts, by E. Hennessy.
52 p. 4°. Typewritten.

I© Ic. June 11, 1915: D: 40912; Earl Hen-
nessy, Chicago. 2541a

a play, by L. B. Parker. Typewritten.

© Lottie Blair Parker, Thomaston, N. Y. ;
D : 124, Feb. 7, 1901 ; 2c. Feb. 7, 1901. 2542

Awakened (The) Rameses; college opera, by J.
Hiidnut, music by Julius Wuertlmer. Ann Ar-
bor, The Michigan union. 77 p. 12°.

© Dec. 13, 1911 ; 2c. Dec. 22, 1911 ; D : 28063 ;
Joseph Hudnut, Ann Arbor. 2543

Awakened (The) soul; drama in 5 acts, by C.
Romaine. 38 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 26, 1915; D: 40475; Cora Ro-
maine, New York. 2543a

Awakening (The); comedy drama in 1 act, by
B, W. Cortis. [1], 9 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 23, 1914 ; D : 36816 ; Ernest W.
Cortis, East Orange, N. J. 2543b

comedy in 3 acts, tr. from the German by

H. B. Boas. [102] p. 4". Ms.

© Ic. June 30, 1914; D: 37430; Harriet
Betty Boas, New York. 2543c

— drama in 4 acts, by Charles S. Ritchel.
[2] 37 p. f". Typewritten.

© Ic. June 17, 1912; D: 29980; H. C.
Thomas, Kokomo, Ind. 2544

drama of the underworld in 4 acts, by F.

Whitcomb. 45 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 13, 1915 ; D : 40343 ; Frank Whit-
comb, Atlantic, la. 2544a

1 act play, by F. W. Carr. [20] p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 26, 1912; D: 31799; Frederick
W. Carr, Cincinnati. 2545

Awakening (The) — Continued.

— 1 act play, H. Starr. 10 p. f. Tyiie-

written.
© Ic. Jan. 25, 1910; D: 20016; Helen Starr,

New York. 2546

a play in 4 acts, by C. Haddon Chamliers.

Boston, W. H. Baker & co., 1903. xi, 160 p.
12°.

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston ; D : 2805,
Jan. 3, 1903 ; 2c. Jan. 24, 1903. 2547

— by F. Allen. 62 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 3, 1911; D : 22989 ; Frederick
Allen, Chicago. 2548

— play in 1 act, by B. L. Cohn. [10] p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 27, 1911; D: 24078; Bernard L.

Cohn, Memphis, Tenn. 2549

by E. A. Waugh. [3] p. f°. Type-

written.

© Ic. Nov. 21, 1912; D: 31440; Elmer A.
Waugh, Seattle. 2550

■by N. Phillips. [2], 12 p. 4". Type-

written.

© Ic. Apr. 1, 1914; D: 36581; Norman De
Witt Phillips, Stockton, Cal. 2550a

a play in 3 acts, by Harriet Ford and B.

De Mille.

© Beatrice De Mille, United States; 1899:
72018, Nov. 3. 2551

Same.

© Harriet Ford and Beatrice De Mille,

Pompton, N. J. ; 1899 : 81582, Dec. 16. 2552

by Stephen Wright. [2], 183 p. 4°.

Typewritten,

© Ic. Aug. 15, 1913,; D: 34155; Nathaniel
Wright Stephenson, Charleston, S. C. 2553

play of western life in 1 act, by P. B. Sipe.

24 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 18, 1911; D: 25250; Paul B.
Sipe, Pittsburgh. 2554

— playlet, by L. C. Broun. 16 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. July 15, 1915; D: 41242; Louise Car-
ter Broun, Toronto, Canada. 2554a

— Russian drama of the future in 3 act.s, by

E. W. Saenger. [77] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 20, 1913; D: 34359; Eleanore
Welles Saenger, New York. 2555

— tragedy in 4 acts and a prologue, bj' 1j.
D'Anna. 41 p. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 10, 1909 ; D : 17329 ; Lorenzo
D'Anna, Cleveland. 2556

— tragedy in 3 acts, by James A. Ross. 23 p.
4°. Ms.

© Ic. May 13, 1915 ; D : 40638 ; W. O. Camp-
bell, Los Angeles. 2556a

120

,2557

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

2577

Awakening (The) — Contiuued.

or, Her wedding- eve, by L. W. Listei* and

T. N. Heffrou. S p. t". Typewritten.

© Lydia Warren Lister and T. N. Heffron,
San Francisco; D : 13053, May 25, 1908; 2c.
May 25, 1908. 2557

or, The casting aside of past vagaries, by

G. Glen.

© Gloria Glen, Whitewater, Wis. ; D : 15520,
Apr. 2, 1909. 2558
See also Sins (The) of the fathers.

Awakening (The) of Annie Average; play in
prologue :ind 3 acts, by K Bliss. [28] p. f".
Typewritten.

© Ic. June 19, 1913 ; D : 33537 : Edith Bliss,
Jackson, Mich. 2559

Awakening (The) of Barbizon. .See Dispensa-
tion (The)

Awakening of Cleo; novelty playlet, by B. F,
Loring. 8 p. t°. Typewritten.

© ic. Apr. 21, 1910; D: 20858: Ben F. Lor-
ing, Dorchester, Mass. 2560

Awakening (The) of Egypt; a pantomime, by
A. L. IJnton. -i p. 4". Typewritten.

© Anita Lawrence Linton, Denver ; D : 12448,
Feb. 28, 1908 ; 2c. Feb. 29, 1908. 2561

Awakening of Galatea; illustrated romantic
statue scene from play Pygmalion and Galatea,
by H. M. Schuster. New York, E. S. Werner
& CO. [1906] 16 p. 12°.

© Edgar S. Werner, New York; D:9442,
Nov. 15, 1906 ; 2c. Nov. 22, 1906. 2562

Awakening (The) of Helena Ritchie; a play in
4 acts, from a novel of the same name by M.
Deland, dramatized by C. Thompson. New
York, Alice Kauser, 1908. 88 p. 12°.

© Margaret Deland and Charlotte Thomp-
son, New York: D : 12378, Feb. 18, 1908; 2c.
Feb. 20, 1908. 2563

Awakening (The) of John Slater;
drama in 3 acts, by C. F. Harrison.
f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 11, 1914; D: 38094; Chas. F.
Harrison, McKinney, Tex. 2563a

Awakening (The) of Letty; comedy drama in
4 acts, by B. Barchus. [3], 38 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Feb. 19, 1912 ; D : 28761 ; Belle
Barchus, Blue Island, 111. 2564

Awakening (The) of Marietta; by G. S. Dunkin,
4°. Typewritten.

© Gertrude Scott Dunkin, New York; D:

2295, Sept. 3, 1902; 2c. Sept. 3, 1902. 2565

Awakening (The) of Minerva; or, A modern

miracle, by C. Gillingwater and Edward Frei-

berger. 36 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 14, 1909 ; D : 16233 ; Claude Gil-
lingwater, New York. 2566

comedy
[38] p.

Awakening (The) of Pipp; in 1 act, by C. B.
Grapewin. Typewritten.

© Charles Ellsworth Grapewin, New York ;
1900 A : 30306, Dec. 15 ; 2c. Nov. 23. 2567

Awakening (The) of spring; masque, by C.
Nicholson. 22 p. 8°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 17, 1915; D : 39839; Clarke Nich-
olson, Minneapolis, Minn. 2567a

a tragedy of childhood, by Frank Wede-

kind, tr. from the German by Francis J.
Ziegler.

© Brown bros., Philadelphia ; D : 15831, May
3, 1909. ^ 2568

Same. Philadelphia, Brown brothers, 1910.

xvii p., 2 1.. 23-161 p. 8°.

© Nov. 14, 1910; 2c. Nov. 19, 1910; D:
22737; Brown bros., Philadelphia. 2569

Awakening (The) of the models; musical-com-
edy vaudeville sketch, book and lyrics by M.
Harcourt, music by Alfred Soudheimer. [3],
15 p. 4°. Typewritten,

© Ic. Oct. 11, 1912; D: 31109; M. Harcourt,
New York. 2570

Awakening (The) of the mummy; play in 1
act, by A. B. Fitch. 10 p. 4°. Ms.

© Ic. Dec. 23, 1910; D: 22952; Annie B.
Fitch & CO., Chicago. 2571

Awakening (The) of the Teddy bears; by E. C.
Jara. 60 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Elise Camille Jara, San Francisco ; D :
14560, Dec. 17, 1908 ; 2c. Dec. 17, 1908. 2572

Awakening (The) of the toys. 5 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Spencer, Boone & Mitchell, New York ;
D : 14870, Jan. 14, 1909 ; 2c. Jan. 14, 1909.

2573

Awakening (The) of Theophile Duroy; dra-
matic sketch in 1 act, by J. U. Giesy. 29 p.
r. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 26, 1913 ; D : 35460 ; J. U. Giesv,
Salt Lake City. 2574

Awakening (The) soul. See Scarab (Thp)

Away down South. See Grit.

Away frora home; comedy drama in 4 acts, by
F. Engel. [52] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 8, 1911 ; D : 25166 ; Frank Engel.
Kenosha, Wis. 2575

by F. Summerfield. 4°. Typewritten.

© Fred Summerfield, New York ; D : 3580.
June S, 1903 ; 2c. June 8, 1903. 2576

— play of New York life in 3 acts, by Herman
Lewis and Roland Wallace. 64 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Aug. 4, 1911; D: 24855; Louis H.
Wolf and Wallace Schambs, Cleveland. 2577

121

2578

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

2600

Away in the open; by E. Alderson. 59 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

I© Erville Alderson, Kansas City, INIo. ; D :
10079, Mar. 5, 1907; 2c. Mar. 5, 1907; Ic. rev.
ed. Apr. 11, 1907 ; Ic. rev. ed. Dec. 30, 1907.

2578

Awful afternoon at Cohen's; farce iu 1 act, by
F. Sullivan. 13 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Francis Sullivan, Chicago ; D : 2725, Dec.
16, 1902 ; Ic. Dec. 16, 1902. 2579

Awful (An) bump; vaudeville sketch in 1 act.
by Eugene Telh 2 p. f". Typewritten.

© Ic. June 26, 1912 ; D : 30135 ; Joseph Mer-
rick, New York. 2580

Awful (An) dad. See Incurable.

Awful (The) life of a lawful wife; a comedy in
3 acts, by C. A. Williams.

© Charles Alf. Williams, Cincinnati ; 1898 :
29933, May 14. 2581

Awful (An) mix up; a farce comedy, by Junie
McCree. t". Typewritten.

© Jobn H. Conroy and Chas. M. McDonald,
Ozone Park, N. Y. ; D : 2779, Dec. 29, 1902;
2c. Dec. 29, 1902. 2582

Awful (An) nig-ht; a farce in 1 act, adapted
from the French by E. Melville.

© Eugenie Melville, San Francisco ; 1897 :
22829, Apr. 12. 2583

Awfully bashful; comedy in 3 acts, from tbe
German, by J. N. Long and H. B. Warner.

© J. N. Long and H. B. Warner, United
States ; 1880 : 17502, Nov. 17. 2584

Awkward (An) squad; a sketch in 1 scene, by
R. M. Baker.

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston; 1899:
9176, Jan. 30; 2c. Feb. 27. 2585

Axel and Valborg-; an historical tragedy in 5
acts, tr. from the Danish and German of Adam
Oehlenschliiger, by Frederick Strange Kolle.
New York, The Grafton press [1906] 129 p.
12".

© Grafton press, New York ; D : 7941, Jan.
27, 1906; 2c. Jan. 27, 1906. 2586

Axin' her father; a negro farce in 1 act, by O.

E. Young. Chicago, T. S. Denison. 11 p. 12°.

© T. S. Denison, Chicago ; D : 966, Oct. 16,

1901; 2c. Nov. 15, 1901. 2587

Axiom (The); by E. W. Fordyce. 8 p. 4°.
Tj-pewritten.

© E. W. Foi'dvce, Birmingham, Ala. ; D :
8228, Mar. 24, 1906; Ic. Mar. 16, 1906; ]c.
Apr. 6, 1906. 2588

Aye yust yump my yob; by W. Lester, 45 p.

f°. Typewritten.

© Winfleld Lester, New York ; D : 1707, Apr.
8, 1902 ; 2c. May 31, 1902. 2589

Ayesha; a spectacular dramatization in 5 acts
of H. Kider Haggard's She, by J. M. Hawley.

© Jos. M. Hawley, Philadelphia; 1887:
13649, May 24 ; 2c. June 24. 2590

Same.

© Joseph M, Hawley, Philadelphia; 1887:
16240, June 24. 2591

Aylmer's secret; a play in 3 scenes, by Stephen
• Phillips. 22 y. 4". Typewritten.

© Otho Stuart, London; D : 6930, July 10.
1905 ; 2c. July 10, 1905. 2592

Aymeric and Yvonne; mediaeval romance in 4
acts, by A. Winspeare. 105 p. f° Type-
written.

© Ic. Feb. 17, 1915; D: 39716; Anthony
Winspeare, London. 2592a

Ayudante (El) del duque; opereta en 1 acto y
2 cuadros, original de Fernando Gillis y
Augusto Vivero, mfisica de los maestros D.
Julio Breton y Aroca. Madrid, Sociedad de
autores espanoles, 1914. 48 p. 12".

© Sept. 17, 1914; Ic. Sept. 21, 1914; D:
38245 ; F. Gillis y A. Vivero, Madrid. 2592b

Az utolso csok. See Utolso csok.

Azalea; a society drama iu 5 acts, by E. F.
Bishop.

© Eleanor Fletcher Bishop, United States;
1884 : 15407, July 28. 2593

Same,

© Eleanor Fletcher Bishop, New York;
1884 : 17139, Aug. 25. 2594

Azalia; a comedy iu 2 acts, by J. E. Kennedy.
© John E. Kennedy, Jackson, Mich.; 1885:
23397, Nov. 7. 2595

Azara; lyric drama in 3 acts, by J. K. Paine.

© John Knowles Paine, Cambridge, Mass. ;
1896 : 60976, Nov. 6. 2596

oper iu 3 acten, dichtung und musik von J.

K. Paine, deutsche bearbeitung von Carl
Pflueger.

© John Knowles Paine, Cambridge, Mass. ;
1899 : 31846, May 11 ; 2c. Apr. 17. 2597

Azrael; tragedy in 3 acts, by L, Kupperman.
New York, Rudolf Raskin. 54 p. 4°.

♦IJ^^oiysip

© Dec. 28, 1910 : 2c. Dec. 22, 1910 ; D : 22897 ;
Leon Kupperman, New York. 2598
or. The magic charm, a spectacular panto-
mime, by F. H. Norton and J. C. Foster.

© James V. Taylor and William B. De
Verna, New York ; 1873 : 4662, Apr. 29. 2599

Aztec (The) maid; a sketch, by L. Lonergan.
16 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Lester Lonergan, New York ; D : 14016,
Oct. 9, 1908 ; 2c. Oct. 5, 1908. 2600

122

2601

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

2620

Aztec (The) tragedy; a graphic suggestion, by
]Morris Kroskop.

© Morris Krosliop, Broolilyn ; D : 792, Aug.
23, 1901. 2601

Aztecs (The); a comic opera iu 4 acts; libretto
by W. Packard, music by F. F. Bullard. Type-
written.

© Fred. Field Bullard and Winthrop Pack-
ard, Boston; 1894:28669, July 9; 2c. Apr. 4,
1895. 2602

comic opera iu 3 acts, words and music by

P. Eaton.

© Paul Eaton, Washington ; 1889 : 27719,
Sept. 11 ; 2c. Jan. 12, 1894. 2603

Azul y roja; comedia en 1 acto, dividido en 2
cuadros, en prosa, original del M. Corral y
Maira y J. Sanchez-Gonzalez. Madrid [So-
ciedad de autores espafioles] 1909. 44 p. 12°.
© Sept. 23, 1909; 2c. Sept. 24, 1909; D:
16905; Manuel Corral y Maria y Jose Sstnchez-
Gonzalez, Madrid. 2604

Azure (The) isle; libretto in 3 acts; book and
lyrics, by R. S. Albee. [47] p. t°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Aug. 8, 1914; D : 37786 ; Regina S.
Albee, Los Angeles. 2604a

Azurette; a comic opera in 3 acts, by G. M.
Vickers.

© Geo. M. Vickers, Philadelphia; 1886:
15546, July 8. 2605

Azurine; or, Air, earth and water, a grand
romantic fairy spectacle, by I. Kiralfy.

© Imre Kiralfy, New York; 1874:10511.
Aug. 8. 2606

Azzaza, the mountain girl; pioneer drama in 3
acts portraying life in the mound country, by
D. A. Reynolds. [4], 74 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 25, 1914; D: 37121; D. A. Rey-
nolds. New York. 2606a

B. H. S. (Bald head society); comedy in 3 acts,
by L. Rogasey.

© Louis Rogasey, New York; 1893:29513,
June 21. 2607

B. Low Zero; a musical play in 2 acts by A. N.
C. Fowler. 53 p. f°. Typewritten.

© A. N. C. Fowler, Glens Falls, N. Y. ; D :
3274, Apr. 11, 1903; 2c. Apr. 11, 1903. 2608

B. 0. 0. Z. Y. (Beneficent order of zealous ya-
hoos); or, A coon in the lodge room, an origi-
nal burlesque in 3 acts, by G. B. Donavin.

© Geo. B. Donavin, Delaware, O. ; 1890:
3457. Jan. 27 ; 2c. Mar. 6. 2609

B. Sharpe; book and lyrics by Edward Bennett
and George V. Hobart, music bv Ludwig
Englilnder. 8°. Typewritten.

© E. B. Marks, New York ; D : 3092, Mar. 5,
1903; 2c. Mar. 5, 1903. 2610

B. T. Weed's prison life and escape; by W.

Smith.

© Walton Smith, Buffalo ; 1876 : 1590, Feb. 5.

2611

Bab; an original drama in 3 acts, by F. Marsden
(W. A. Sliver)

© Fred Marsden, New York; 1881:11593.
July 27. 2612

Baba; an entirely new and original extravaganza
in prologue and 3 acts. New York, 1876.

© Benson Sherwood, W. E. Devema, and
John A. Mack, United States ; 1876 : 8323, Julv
28; 2c. Aug. 3. ' 2613

or, The brazen casket, a serio-comic spec-

tacular extravaganza in 4 acts and 19 tab-
leaux, by J. De Marsen and W. E. De Verna.
© Julien De Marsen and W. E. De Verna.
New York; 1876:3071, Mar. 11. 2614

Babbette; a study in laughtejr in 1 act, by E. H.
Sterling. [2], 20 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 10, 1913; D: 32301; Edward
Hamilton Sterling, Trenton, N. J. 2615

Babblers (The); a comedy of bad manners, by
S. Dark. 4°. Typewritten.

© Stanley Dark, New York; D : 2923, Jan.
29, 1903 ; 2c. Jan. 29; 1903. 2616

Babes in the wood; play on divorce in 3 acts,
by C. C. Cushing. 3 v. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 27, 1914; D: 36488; Catherine
Chisholm Cushing, New York. 2616a

a tragic comedy, a story of the Italian Rev-

olution of 1848, by James De Mille. Boston,
W. F. Gill and company, 1875.

© William F. Gill, Boston; 1874:15060,
Dec. 12; 2c. Jan. 22, 1875. 2617

See also Injured innocents. — Lost (The)

twins. — Maid Marian.

Babes in the woods; automobile scene by R. H.
Burnside and Lee Shubert. 5 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Lee Shubert and Robert H. Burnside,
New York ; D : 7363, Oct. 5, 1905 ; 2c. Oct. 5,
1905. 2618

Babes (The) in Toy land; a musical extrava-
g;inza in 3 acts, book and lyric by Glen Mac-
Donough, music by Victor Herbert. 4". Type-
written.

© M. Witmark & sons. New York ; D : 35S7.
June 15, 1903 ; 2c. June 13, 1903. 2619

Babette; a comic opera in 3 acts, by Harry B.
Smith, music by Victor Herbert. 81 p. 8°.
Typewritten.

© M. Witmark & sons. New York ; D : 4189,
Nov. 5, 1903 ; 2c. Nov. 3, 1903. 2620

123

2620a

DEAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

2643

Babette — ^Continued.

play in 1 act, by F. P. Wupperniann. [2],

8 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 9, 1914 ; D : 35605 ; Franli Pliilip
Wuppeimauu, New Yorlv. 2620a

romantic drama in 4 acts, by Anthony J.

Lauck. 8°. Typewritten.

© Anthony J. Lauck, Indianapolis ; D : 4055,
Oct. 9, 1903 ; 2c. Oct. 9, 1903. 2621

Babette of the net; an operetta in 3 acts, writ-
ten by S. Day, composed by Harry H. Cowles.
© Stanton Day, Boston; 1885:25064, Nov.
30. 2622

Same.

© Stanton Day, Boston ; 1886 : 985, Jan. 11.

2623

Babies a la carte; comedy sketch, by D. Rogers,
S. Guard and C. Statzer. [11] p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. June 15, 1911; D: 24487; Dorothy
Rogers, Sullv Guard and Carl Statzer, New
York. ' 2624

Babucha (La) de Mahoma; pasatiempo berebere
en 1 acto, dividido en 4 cuadros, original de
Enrique Arroyo y Eugenio Rodriguez-Arias,
nulsica del maestro Juan Crespo. ^Madrid, So-
ciedad de autores espaiioles, 1911. 31 p. 12°.
© May 26, 1911 ; 2c. May 27, 1911 ; D : 24335.
Arroyo y Rodi'iguez-Arias, Madrid. 2625

Baby (The); by D. D. Lloyd.

© David D. Lloyd, Washington ; 1882 : 12643.
Aug. 1. 2626

a comedy in 3 acts, adapted from the

French comedy of Bebe, by Emile de Najac
and Alfred Hennequin, by T. B. Macdonough.

© Thomas B. Macdonough, New York ; 1877 :
5429, ]May 4. 2627

a comedy in 3 acts, by M. Auldyn. 3 v. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. May 28, 1912 ; D : 29824 ; Mable Aul-
dyn, New York. 2628

farce comedy in 1 act, by C. Peyton. [13]

p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 14, 1910 ; D : 21565 ; Charles Pey-
ton, Chicago. 2629

farce in 1 act, by C. C. Washburn. Duluth,

Minn., Huntley printing co., 1909. 30 p. 16°.

© Ic. Dec. 31, 1909 ; D : 17834 ; Claude C.
Washburn, Duluth, Minn. 2630

by J. J. Carniol [pseud, of John J.

Karnlol] [1], 23 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 17, 1912 ; D : 31733 ; John J. Car-
niol, New York. 2631

1 act play, by J. W. S. Sullivan. 14 p. 4°.

Baby (The) — Continued.

an original comedietta in 1 act, by Harry

O. Osgood.

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston; 1898:

75513, Dec. 24; 2c. Jan. 18, 1899. 2633

a 3 act comedy, adapted to the English

stage, by Emile de Najac, and Alfred Henne-
quin.

© Thomas B. Macdonough, New York :
1877 : 3872, Apr. 2. 2634

twelve minute comedy sketch, by C. C.

Mantley. 7 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 17, 1912; D : 30287 ; C. Clay
Mantley, New York. 2635

See also Half hours of vaudeville.

Baby (The) and the bachelor; drama in 3 acts,
by J. D. Wright and C. Hendrick. [59] p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 5, 1914; D: 38706; J. Dunbar
Wright and Charles Hendrick, New York.

2635a

Baby Bluff; a domestic drama in 3 acts, by A.
Carr and his assistant author.

© Albert Carr, New York ; 1874 : 11755, Sept.
17. 2636

Baby burglar; by A. Roucolle. 12 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Mar. 21, 1910; D: 20529; Adrienne
Roucolle, Denver. 2637

Baby (The) chase; a farcical comedy in 3 acts
by F. Bond.

© Frederick Bond, New York ; D : 575, June
13, 1901. 2638

Baby elephant; a farce in 1 act, by J. Crossy.

© John Crossy, New York; 1872:9855,
Sept. 12. 2639

an introductory to the sketch, enabling it

Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 23, 1910 ; D : 22907 ; John W. S.
Sullivan, New York. 2632

to be done in white face, by C. L. Grim.

© Christian L. Grim, New York; 1879:
4848, Apr. 11 ; 2c. Apr. 11. 2640

• a negro sketch in 2 scenes, by J. C. Stew-
art [pseud, of John Stewart Crossy] New
York, R. M. De Witt.

© Robert M. De Witt, New York; 1875:
2462, Mar. 16; 2c. Mar. 20. 2641

Baby (The) from Bagdad; musical comedy in 2
acts, book and lyrics by Stanton Hill, music
by Charles P. Scott. [3], 39 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© ]c. Feb. 3, 1911; D: 2.3258; Hill & Scott,
Boston. 2642

Baby (A) grand; farce in 1 act, by W. H. Post.
17 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Walter Lewis, Brookline, Mass. ; D : 15525,
Apr. 3, 1909 ; 2c. Apr. 3, 1909. 2643

124

2644

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

2661

Baby mine; a comedy in 4 acts ; by W. and G.
M. Noble.

© Warren and Geo. M. Noble, Gutbrie, Okl. ;
1897 : 11863, Feb. 18. 2644

domestic farce in 3 acts, by Margaret Mayo

[i. e. M. M. Selwyn] iii, 126 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. May 31, 1910 ; D : 2121
Mayo Selwyn, New York.

-a farce comedy witb songs, in 5 acts, writ-
ten and arr. by J. R. Hald.

© J. R. Plald, Chicago; 1882 : 12826, Aug. 4.

2646

See also Men bebe.

Margaret
2645

Baby (The) of the family; comedy in 3 acts, by
Lee Arthur. 3 v. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 23, 1914; D : 37658 ; Sanger &
Jordan, New York. 2646a

Baby (The) policy; play in 1 act, by B. W.
Starkweather. [1], 10 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 23, 1914 ; D : 37385 ; Bertha Wil-
kins Starkweather, Santa Maria, Cal. 2646b

Baby Ruth; a 4 act comedy drama, founded on
the popular hobbies of the day, by A. G.

Rogers.

© A. G, Rogers, Kingston, Mo. ; 1893 : 13858,
Mar. 20. 2647

Baby Scott; farcical comedy in 3 acts, Leon O.
^luniford. Niew York, Dick and Fitzgerald.
60 p. 12".

© Jan. 2, 1914 ; 2c. Jan. 3, 1914 ; D : 35533 ;
Dick & Fitzgerald, New York. 2647a

Baby (The) show at Pineville; a musical play
for childreu, bj' Nettie H. Pelham. Chicago,
T. S. Denisou [1904] 9 p. 12".

© T. S. Denison, Chicago; D : 5279, July 8.
1904 ; 2c. Sept. 17, 1904. 2648

Baby talk; a monologue for female grown-ups,
by Frank Dumont. New York, London [etc.]
M. Witmark & sons, 1905. 8 p. 12".

© M. Witmark & sons. New York : D : 6068,
Jan. 12, 1905 ; 2c. Jan. 12, 1905. 2649

Babylon; a drama by B. H. Williams. [Chicago,
G. Garretson & co., 1901] 1 p. 1., 65 p. 12".

© B. H. Williams, Danielson, Conn.; D:
1217, Dec. 27, 1901 ; 2c. Dec. 27, 1901. 2650

a play, the story of the fall of that mighty

city, by F. W. Fitzpatrick.

© Francis W. Fitzpatrick, Washington ; D :
6422, Mar. 29, 1905. 2651

Baby lone; operette en 3 actes et 4 tableaux, par
Edouard Adeuis, musique de Rodolphe Berger.
Paris, Max Eschig. 114 p. 12".

© June 27, 1914 ; Ic. July 7, 1914 ; D : 37491 ;
Max Eschig, Paris, 2651a

Babylons konge; skuespil i 4 akter, [af] Axel
Manrer.

© res. under act of Mar. 3, 1905, by H.
Aschehoug & co., Christiania, Norway; res.
no. 619 ; Ic. Nov. 9, 1906. 2652

Baby's adventures. See Gay (A) deceiver.

Bacchae (The) of Euripides; the text and a tr.
in English verse, by A. Kerr. Boston, Ginn &
CO., 1899. 1 p. ]., 127 p. 8".

© Alexander Kerr, Madison, Wis.; 1899:
16733, Mar. 4 ; 2c. Apr. 7. 2652a

Bacchantes (Les); ballet en 2 actes et 3 tab-
leaux, d'apres Euripide, poem'e de Felix Naquet
et Alfred Bruneau, musique d' Alfred Bruneau.
Paris, E. Fasquelle, editeur, 1912, [2], 39 p.
12°.

© Oct. 25, 1912 ; 2c. Nov. 16, 1912 ; D : 31400 ;
Eugene Fasquelle, Paris. 2653

Bacchus; opera en 4 actes et 7 tableaux, par
Catulle Mend^s, musique de J. Massenet.
Paris, Heugel et c'"., 1909. 4 p. 1., 100 p. 12".

© Heugel & cie., Paris ; D : 15879, May 17.
1909 ; 2c. May 17, 1909. 2654

Bachelor (A); 5 act play, by M. J. Bennett.

© Marian J. Bennett, Detroit; D : 6848,
June 19, 1905. 2655

— 1 act sketch in 1 scene, by B. and M. Car-
penter. 14 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 19, 1910 ; D : 22088 ; Bruce and
Moreaii Carpenter, Brooklyn. 2656

— a play, by C. M. Beaumont.

© Caroline M. Beaumont, St. Paul; 1895:
54186, Oct. 25. 2657

[1], 14 p.

play in 1 act, by P. Halght

Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 18, 1913; D : 31996
Haight, Kansas City, Mo.

4".

Parker
2658

Bachelor (A) and his last dollar; play in 1 act,
by Y. V. Miele. 5 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 26, 1914 ; D : 37463 ; Yito Victor
Miele, Suffern, N. Y. 2658a

Bachelor benedicts; a farce in 3 acts, by Ernst
Kronshage. 8". Typewritten.

© Leon Wachsner, Milwaukee ; D : 4137, Oct.
26, 1903 ; 2c. Nov. 16, 1903. 2659

Bachelor (The) bill. 27 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Jas. W. Fuller, Chicago ; D : 10975, July
15, 1907 ; 2c. July 15, 1907. 2660

Bachelor Bill; an Arizona romance, by C. P.
Coast. f°. Typewritten.

© Clarence P. Coast, Oil City, Pa. ; D : 10961.
July 12, 1907 ; 2c. July 12, 1907. 2661

125

2662

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

2686

Bachelor Bill's reunion; or, A little child shall
lead them, comedy-drama in 1 act, by P. John-
son. [1], 14 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 1, 1913; D: 33978; Peter John-
son, Winnipeg, Manitoba. 2662

Bachelor bird's romance. 6 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Lucy Nelson Whitfield, New York; D:
492.5, Apr. 12, 1904 ; 2c. Apr. 12, 1904. 2663

Bachelor (The) club's baby; play in 1 act, by
Louise Rand Bascom. Franklin, O., Eldridge
entertainment house. 15 p. 12°.

© Nov. 1, 1912 ; 2c. Dec. 9, 1912 ; D : 31652 ;
Eldridge entertainment house, Franklin, O.

2664

Bachelor girl; musical prophecy, by P. R. Kel-
lar and R. H. Moulton. 46 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Oct. 9, 1909 ; D : 17059 ; Philip R. Kel-
lar and Robert H. Moulton, Chicago. 2665

Same. 120 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Philip R. Kellar and Robert H. Moulton,
Chicago ; D : 14120, Oct. 22, 1908 ; 2c. Oct. 22.

1908.

2666

Bachelor girls; dramatic composition in 1 act,
by H. Dozier. 18 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 10, 1910; D: 20415; Henry
Dozier, Tacoma. 2667

sketch.

© Florence Scarlett McCall, Hartford; D:
6752, May 31, 1905. 2668

or, Liberty hall, an original sketch in 1

act, by Bob Watt [pseud, of R. W. Smiley].

© W. H. Andrews, Philadelphia ; D : 14S76.

Jan. 22, 1909. 2669

Bachelor hall; a farcical comedy in 8 acts, by
R. B. Gale and R. M. Baker.

© Rachel Baker Gale and Robt. Melville
Baker, Boston; 1898:226, Jan. 3; 2c. Jan. 5.

2670

Bachelor Jack; by George R. Chester and J. H.
Young.

© James H. Young, Newport, Ky. ; D : 5.538,
Sept. 15, 1904. 2671

Bachelor (The) lamb; a comedy in 3 acts, by G.
B. McCutcheon.

© George Barr McCutcheon, Lafayette,
Ind. ; 1898 : 27354, May 2. 2672

Bachelor life in New York in the year 1999.
See Glimpse (A) of the twentieth century.

Bachelor (The) maids; by Harry L. Newton.
5 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Evelyn Paxton, Chicago ; D : 2718, Dec. 15,
1902; 2c. Dec. 15, 1902. 2673

Bachelor (The) maids — Continued.

by II. O. Towne. 4°. Typewritten.

© Helen Olcott Towne, Flushing, N. Y. ; D :
6610, May 1, 1905 ; 2c. May 1, 1905. 2674

a comedy in 1 act for female characters, by

Esther B. Tiffany.

©) Walter H. Baker & co., Boston; 1897:
34620, June 9. 2675

Bachelor maids' reunion; an entertainment in
1 scene, bv Eleanor Maud Crane. New York,
Dick & Fi'tzgerald. 28 p. 12°.

© Dick & Fitzgerald, New York; D : 8S27,
July 12, 1906; 2c. Aug. 10, 1906. 2676

Bachelor spinster; comedy in 3 acts, by E. C.
Whitton. 75 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 25, 1910 ; D : 20020 ; Ernest Cush-
man Whitton, Brooklyn. 2677

Bachelor tax; farce in 4 acts, by S. C. Hinkle.
77 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 26, 1909 ; D : 17203 ; S. Cameron
Hinkle, Atlantic City. 2678

Same. 76 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 3, 1910; D: 20100; S. Cameron
Hinkle, Atlantic City. 2679

Bachelor (A) trapped; play, by R. L. Jenne and
G. A. Martin. [12] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 12, 1912; D: 28758; Robert L.
Jenne and George A. Martin, Indianapolis.

2680

Bachelor (The) trust; a comedy in 2 acts, by
C. R. Foster. [4], 61 p. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 18, 1912 ; D : 29064 ; Carlton Rus-
sell Foster, San Francisco. 2681

Bachelors; a comedy in 4 acts, by Zarmar
[pseud.] New York. E. L. Hamilton & co.,
1900. 144 p. 16°.

'© Samuel Alfred Mills, New York ; 1900 A :
27800, Nov. 10 ; 2c. Nov. 20. 2682

a play in 4 acts, by M. Birnbaum.

© Martin Birnbaum, New York ; D : 5926,
Dec. 19, 1904. 2683
See also Prince (The) of Bohemia.

Bachelors ai»d benedicts; by Arthur A. Penn.
New York. London [etc.] M. Witmark & sons
[1906] [7] p. 8°.

© M. Witmark & sons, New York; D: 8443,
Apr. 28, 1906 ; 2c. Apr. 27, 1906. 2684

Bachelor's baby; comedy farce in 3 acts, by F.
Wilson. 93 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 23, 1909; D: 17516; Francis Wil-
son, New York. 2685

a comedy in 4 acts, founded on an old Ger-
man farce, by Capt. E. Field.

© Edward Field, New York; 1882:1214
Jan. 24. 2686

126

2687

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

2713

Bachelor's baby— Continued.

a comedy iu 3 acts, by C. Fletcher.

I© Coyne Fletcher, Washington ; 1886 : 16759,
July 22 ; 2c. Nov. 21, 1887. 2687

farce iu 1 act, by Katherine Kavanaugh,

New York, Dick & Fitzgerald. 12 p. 12°.

© Apr. 8, 1911 ; 2c. Apr. 8, 1911 ; D : 23874 ;
Dick & Fitzgerald, New York. 2688

Bachelor's (A) banquet; or, An indigestible
romance, a farce in 1 act, by Lewis D. Hum-
phrey.

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston; 1899:
25918, Apr. 13; 2c. May 3. 2689

Bachelor's (The) cabal and the spinster's
sorosis; humorous melodrama, by C. A. Poland.
62 ]). 12°. Printed.

© Aug. 4, 1913 ; 2c. Sept. 2, 1913 ; D : 34392 ;
Charles A. Poland, Bourbon, Ind. 2690

Bachelor's (The) club; by W. A. G. Fox.

© William A. G. Fox, Philadelphia : D : 9989,
Feb. 18, 1907. 2691

by Effie W. Merriman. Chicago, The Dra-
matic publishing company [1901] 30 p. 12°.

© Dramatic pub. co., Chicago ; D : 1023.
Oct. 28, 1901; 2c. Oct. 28, 1901. 2692

Bachelor's (The) club climax; comedy farce in
4 acts, by E. G. O'Connor. 22 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Apr. 18, 1912; D: 29414; Eflward
George O'Connor, Lawrence, Mass. 2693

Bachelors' (The) club room turned into a
matrimonial altar; a houseful of innocent
amusement in 2 acts, by J. L. Short.

© John Latimer Short, Rolla, Mo.; 1899:
26399, Apr. 15. 2694

Bachelors' (The) congress; by Griffin Galbraith.
35 p. 12°.

© Elmer E. Overholt, Philadelphia ; D : 1109,
Nov. 19, 1901 ; 2c. Nov. 23, 1901. 2695

Bachelor's (A) daug'hter; a play in 1 act, by
A M. Bruner. [16] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 6, 1913; D: 32213; D. McD.
Bruner, Philadelphia. -2696

Bachelor's (A) divorce; a comedy in 3 acts, bv

B. C. Lease. Boston, W. H. Baker & co., 1895.

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston; 1895:

25874, May 11 ; 2c. July 6. 2697

Bachelor's (A) dream; by R. Stiles. [4] p.
16°. Printed.

© Richard Stiles, Philadelphia ; D : 6468,
Apr. 6, 1905; 2c. Mar. 27, 1905. 2698

by E. C. Biinner.

© Elizabeth C. Bunner, East Oakland, Cal. ;
1899 ; 58495, Sept. 12. 2699

Bachelor's (A) dream — Continued.

comedietta iu 1 act, by L. Vaughn.

4°. Typewritten.

[11] p.

© Ic. Oct. 1, 1913 ; D : 34598 ; Leslie Vaughn,
New York. 2700

play, by H. Coleman. [1], 18 p. 4°. Type-

1913; D: 32293; Leslie
2702

written.

© Ic. Apr. 21, 1913; D : 33007 ; Hamilton
Coleman, Chicago. 2701

playette, by L. Vaughn, cover-title, 7 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 12,
Vaughn, New York.

Bachelor's (A) elopement; a comedy iu 3 acts,
by William and Josephine Giles. New York,
Dick & Fitzgerald, 1913. 46 p. 12°.

© Jan. 29, 1913 ; 2c. Jan. 31, 1913 ; D : 32264 ;
Dick & Fitzgerald, New York. 2703

Bachelor's (A) fears; a comedy in 1 act.

© United press, New York; 1890:30503,
Oct. 3. 2704

Bachelor's frolics; a comedy drama in 5 acts,
by J. Aberle.

© Jac Aberle. New York ; 1882 : 3344, Mar. 3.

2705

Bachelor's (A) holiday; by C. J. Stine. 30 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Charles J. Stine, New York ; D : 10823,
June 22, 1907 ; 2c. June 11, 1907. 2706

a comedy, adapted by C. J. Stine.

© Charles J. Stine, New York ; 1896 : 60769,
Nov. 5. 2707

Bachelor's (A) honeymoon; by K. S. Clark. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Kenneth S. Clark, New York; D : 10915,

July 5, 1907 ; 2c. June 27, 1907. 2708

an original farcical comedy, by J. Stapleton.

© John Stapleton, New York; 1897:42170,
July 23. 2709

Bachelor's house cleaning; by M. E. Lynch.
3 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 16, 1910 ; D : 20215 ; Maude Ellen
Lynch, Sioux City, la. . 2710

Bachelor's (A) housekeeper; farce in 1 act, by
U. Akerstrom. [2], 30 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 28, 1912 ; D : 28866 ; Ullie Aker-
strom, New York. 2711

Bachelor's (A) last dinner. Typewritten.

© George Thomas, H. W. Humphreys, M. C.
Reynolds, F. Edwards, New York; 1900 A:
11247, May 4; Ic. May 4. 2712

Bachelor's (The) mistake; comedy in 3 acts, by
T. Hutton. [6] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Taylor Hutton, Memphis, Tenn. ; D : 8921,
Aug. 6, 1906 ; 2c. Aug. 23, 1906. 2713

127

2714

DEAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

2734

Bachelor's (A) night at home; play in 1 act, by

J. Nordenshield. [5], 25 p. 4°. Typewritteu.

© Ic. June 6, 1913; D: 33419; Jeannette

Nordenshield, New York. 2714

Bachelor's (A) nightmare; playlet in 1 act, by
K. Lawless. 11 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ellen Lawless, Cleveland ; D : 15701, Apr.
9, 1909 ; 2c. Apr. 9, 1909. 2715

Bachelors (The) of the angels; comedy of past
marrying time in 4 acts, by L. H. Mitchell. 4
V. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. IS, 1914; D: 37892; Lebbeus
Horatio Mitchell, New Yorlc. 2715a

Bachelor's (The) proposal in 1950; satire of
the future in 1 act, by J. Driscoll. [1], 20 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 25, 1912 ; D : 29492 ; Joseph Dris-
coll, New York. 2716

Bachelor's (A) reverie; by J. J. Cluxton.

© John Joseph Cluxton, Buffalo; D : 207,
Mar. 12, 1901. 2717

an entertainment in 1 act, by Grace B.

Faxon. Boston, W. H. Baker & co., 1906. 9 p.
12°.

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston; D : 8939,
Aug. 9, 1906; 2c. Oct. 16, 1906. 2718

Bachelor's (A) romance; original play in 4 acts,
by :Martha Morton. New York, Samuel
French; London, Samuel French, ltd., 1912.
84 p. 12°.

© Oct. 31, 1912 ; 2c. Nov. 1, 1912 ; D : 31303 ;
Martha Morton Coaheim, New York. 2719

a play in 4 acts, by M. Morton.

© Martha Morton, Lake Placid, N. Y. ;
1896 : 44800, Aug. 6. 2720

Bachelor's (A) supper; an original comedy in 1
act, by V. De Noie. Typewritten.

© Vera De Noie, United States: 1898:
73307, Dec. 16; 2c. Dec. 16. 2721

Bachelor's visit; or, John, Tom and Sarah,
playlet in 1 act, by L. Glick. 7 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Mar. 9, 1910; D: 20405; Lelia Glick.
North Baltimore, O. 2722

Bachelor's (The) ward; comedy sketch in 1 act,
by C. A. Lineback. [2], 10 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Oct. 1, 1912 ; D : 31011 ; Chas. A. Line-
back, New York. 2723

Bachelor's (A) wife; farcical comedy in 3 acts,
by A. Anderson and Hartley Carrick. 3 v. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 14, 1913 ; D : 32945 ; Arthur An-
derson, London. 2724

Bachelor's (A) wife — Continued.

^a sketch in 1 act, by R. Jordan. [1], 16 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 18, 1913 ; D : 32354 ; Robert Jor-
dan, Brooklyn. 2725

Bachelor's will; comedy in 3 acts, by Johannes
Wiegand, adapted from the German by A.
von Ende. 89 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 17, 1910; D: 20435; Gustav
Wiegand and Amelia von Ende, New York.

2726

Bachelor's (A) yesterdays; by K. Benedict.

[13] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 12, 1910; D : 22027 ; Kingsley
Benedict, Washington. 2727

Bachelor's (A) yuletide; a farce in 1 act, by H.
I. and J. R. McMahon.

© John R. and Henry I. McMahon. Brook-
lyn; 1900 A: 30399, Dec. 17; 2c. Dec. IS.

2728

in 1 act, by J. R. McMahon.

© John R. McMahon, Brooklvn ; D : 5, Jan.
2, 1901. 2729

Bachiller (El) Medina; zarzuela en 1 acto, divi-
dido en 3 cuadros, en verso y prosa, de J.
Huete y Ord6iiez y E. Carrere, mtisica del
maestro Mario Breton. Madrid, Sociedad de
autores espaiioles, 1909. 43 p. 12°.

© July 2, 1909 ; 2c. July 14, 1909 : D : 16265 ;
J. Huete y Ordonez y Emilio Carrere, Madrid.

2730

Bacio (II) (Overmastering pride, ruler of the
soul); an original play in 4 acts.

© Frederick J. Carlysle, Selma, Ala. ; 1880 :
17666, Nov. 19; 2c. Nov. 18, 1882. 2731

Bacio (II) d'una niorta; dramma in 3 atti, di A.
De Martino, riduzione scenica dal romauzo di
Carolina Invernizio.

© Antonio De Mai-tino, New York : D : 14544.
Dec. 16, 1908. 2732

Back among the old folks; a New England
drama in 4 acts.

© Charles P. Rice, New Haven; 1896:
17664, Mar. 20. 2733

-an original domestic comedy drama in 4

acts, by Charles P. Rice. 66 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© John A. Himmelein, Kellev Island, O. ;
D : 14902, Jan. 26, 1909 ; 2c. Jan. 26, 1909.

2734

Back-fire; melodrama in 4 acts, by H. M. Graves.
[110] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 6, 1914; D: 3.8412; Harry M.
Graves, New York. 2734a

128

2735

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

2751

Back from Africa; 1 act play, by E. S. Van Zile.
8 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 4, 1910; D: 22486; Edward S.
Van Zile, New York, 2735

Back from Cowland; a playlet in 1 act, by Louis
J. Cella. 14 p. 4". Typewritten.

© L. J. Cella, New York ; D : 8663, June 11,
1906 ; 2c. June 11, 190G. 2736

Back from Europe; by A. S. Gear. 6 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Alouzo S. Gear, New York ; D : 7939, Feb.
2, 1906 ; 2c. Jan. 26, 1906. 2737

Back from the grave. See Buried alive.

Back from the land of the nut; monologue, by
A. Hoffman. [1], 35 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 25, 1914 ; D : 37119 ; Aaron Hoff-
man, New York. 2737a

Back from the mines; play in 4 acts, by L. L. P.
Noble. [50] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 21, 1913; D: 35084; Lydia L.
Pimenoft' Noble, Maiden, Mass. 2738

Back from the Philippines; or. Major Kelly's
cork leg, an Irish farce in 1 act, bv O. E.
Young. New York, Dick & Fitzgerald [1905]
26 p. 16°.

© Dick & Fitzgerald, New York; D : 6638,
May 5, 1905 ; 2c. Aug. 9, 1905. 2739

Back from Tuskegee; by R. E. Barton. 12 p.
f". Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 25, 1910; D: 20573; Ralph E.
Barton, Detroit. 2740

Back home; comedy drama in 4 acts, by Ger-
trude Nelson Andrews. [3], 56 p. t°. Type-
written.

© Ic. July 29, 1910 ; D : 21677 ; Fred G. An-
drews, New York. 2741

a pastoral comedy, by F. Allen. [1], 13 p.

4*. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 3, 1912; D : 29861 ; Frederick

Allen, Chicago. 2742

Back in Jersey. Typewritten.

© William J. McKiernan, Newark, N. J.;
1900 A : 11173, May 3 ; 2c. May 3. ^ 2743

Back (A) number; an original 3 act comedy-
drama, by E. E. Kidder.

© Edward E. Kidder, New York; 1893:
50478, Nov. 13. 2744

a sketch in 1 act, by R. Jordan. 1 p. 1., 22

p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 30, 1914; D: 38724; Robert Jor-
dan, Brooklyn. 2744a

Back of beyond; play in 4 acts, by B. F. Scott.
[1], 75 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 15. 1913; D: 31968; Edith Ful-
lerton Scott, Brooklyn. 2745

Back of tlie ballot; woman suffrage farce in 1
act, by G. Middleton. New York, Samuel
French; London, Samuel French, ltd. 28 p.
12°.

© July 20, 1915 ; 2c. July 22, 1915 ; D : 41292 ;
George Middleton, New York. 2745a

Back of the firing line; play in 1 act, by J.
Weichsel. 17 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 20, 1915 ; D : 40129 ; John Weich-
sel, New York. 2745b

Back of the yards; play in 1 act, by K. S. Good-
man. 44 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 18, 1914; D.: 36410; Kenneth
Sawyer Goodman, Chicago. 2745c

Same. New York, D. C. Vaughan, 1914.

44 p., 1 1. 12".

© Dec. 31, 1914 ; 2c. Jan. 13, 1915 ; D : 39383 ;
Kenuetb Sawyer Goodman, Chicago. 2745d

Back taxes. See Man (The) from Missouri.

Back to Boston; in 1 act, by V. H. Smalley. 17
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 15, 1910; D: 22059; Victor H.
Smalley, New York. 2746

Back to Broadway; comedy sketch, by A. Mar-
shall. [2], 22 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 1, 1914 ; D : 37184 ; Abigail Mar-
shall, New York. 2746a

Back to Hoetown; a comedy sketch, by L. Grat-
tan. 17 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Lawrence Grattan, Chicago ; D : 9779, Jan.
11, 1907 ; 2c. Jan. 12, 1907. 2747

Back to Iowa; an operetta, book and lyrics by
A. Cass Richards, music by F. Harris. 19 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Franklin Harris, New York ; D : 14927,
Jan. 28, 1909; 2c. Jan. 28, 1909. 2748

Back to Kokomo. See Stage struck.

Back to life. See Fahr treihn.

Back to ol' Ken tuck'; racing episode, by F. Fin-
ney. [1], 24 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 11, 1914; D: 37545; Frank Fin-
ney, W^inthrop, Mass. 2748a

Back to the beast; play in 3 acts, by C. A. Davy.
[3], 113 p. 4°. Tj'pewritten.

© Ic. June 9, 1913 ; D : 33442 ; Catherine A.
Davy, Chicago. 2749

Back to the booby-hatch; comedy sketch, by
Barry Gray. 14 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 4, 1910; D: 20694; Ed Hicker,
Fayette, O. 2750

Back to the country store; rural entertainment
in 3 acts, by Ward Macauley. Philadelphia.
Penn pub. co., 1910. 37 p. 12°.
© Dec. 10, 1910 ; 2c. Dec. 20, 1910 ; D : 22861 ;

Penn pub. co., Philadelphia.

2751

5379—15-

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129

2752

DEAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

2771

Back to the faim; a monologue, by Edward Por-
ter [pseud, of Edw^nrd P. Decliert]

© Edward P. Dechert, Pliiladelpliia ; D : 611,
June 25, 1901. 2752

■a play in 3 acts, by Merline H. Sliumwny.

[Minneapolis, Minn., Printed by tbe Colwell
press, 1914] 45 p. illus. 8°. (Bulletin of
the University of Minnesota. General series
no. 12, February, 1914 ; Agricultural extension
division)

© Feb. 26, 1914; 2c. Mar. 25, 1914; A:
371056; University of Minnesota, Minneapolis.

2752a

Back to the fireside; musical comedv sketch, by
E. Scott and W. Blake. [2], 17 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. June 5, 1914; D: 37228; Winfield
Blake and Edward Scott, San Francisco.

2752b

musical comedy tabloid, by W. E. Scott. 21

p. f°. Typewritten,

© Ic. Jan. 13, 1914; D:3563S; William Ed-
ward Scott, San Francisco. 2752c

Back to the harem; a play in 3 acts, by F.
Bruegger. [3], 353 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 18, 1912; D : 30S77 ; Frederick
Bruegger, Chicago. 2753

Back to the old home; a drama in 4 acts, by
L. Coleman. Typewritten.

© Lottie Coleman, San Francisco; 1895:
8525, Feb. 8; Ic. June 23, 1S96; 2c. new and
rev. ed. July 10, 1900. 2754

Same. New ed.

© Lotta Day Coleman, San Francisco ; 1900
A : 19546, Aug. 6. 2755

a story of New England life in 5 acts, by

L. D. Coleman. Rev. ed. Typewritten.

© Lotta Day Coleman, San Francisco; 1898:
55057, Sept. 19 ; 2c. Sept. 21. 2756

Back to the soil; play in 4 acts, by J. V. Blake.
[711 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 11, 1911 ; D : 25989 ; James Vila
Blake, Chicago. 2757

Back to the Texas line; a playlet, by W. W.
Steiner. 15 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Walter W. Steiner, St. Louis; D: 11241,
Aug. 27, 1907 ; 2c. Aug. 27, 1907. 2758

Back to the woods; farce in 3 acts, by A. N. C.
Fowler. [2], 85 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 31, 1913; D: 32151; A. N. C.
Fowler, New York. 2759

Back to youth; pantomime, by Kurt Matull.

© Charles Racine Tyler, New York; D:
4377, Dec. 11, 1903. 2760

Backer (The); an original comedy in 3 acts, in-
troducing original songs and specialties, by
C. Kent.

© Charles Kent, Los Angeles, Cal. ; 1894:
29364, July 13. 2760a

Backfisch (Der) See Rettungen.

Backtown spirits; or. Two under the table,
farce in 1 act, by O. B. Young. 25 p. 12".

© Nov. 9, 1909 ; 2c. Nov. 17, 1909 ; D : 17417 ;
Ames pub. co., Clyde, O. 2761

Backward child; child and governess farce for
two females, by H. L. Childe Pemberton, text
and stage business ed. and rev. by Pauline
Phelps and Marion Short. New York, E. S.
Werner & co. [1906] 11 p. 12°.

© Edgar S. Werner, New York; D:9440,
Nov. 15. 1906: 2c. Nov. 22. 1906. 2762

Bacon and greens; an original farcical comedy
in 3 acts, with original lines, stage directions,
scenes, characters and music, designed and
written by J. B. Everham.

© J. B. Everham, New York; 1885:13460,
June 19 ; 2c. Aug. 5. 2763

Bacteriologist (The); an original comedy in 5
acts, by D. K. Ford. St. Paul, The Samuel
Carman printing co., 1897.

I© Daniel K. Ford. St. Paul; 1897:65272.
Nov. 23; 2c. Dec. 11. 2764

Bad advice; a comedy in 3 acts, adapted from
the French by Horace W. Fuller.

© A. T. B. De Witt, New York ; 1888 : 8494,
March 22; 2c. Aug. 30. 2765

Bad (A) baby; by W. B. Hene.

© W. B. Hene, Denver ; 1900 A : 25910, Oct.
18. 2766

Bad Bill; a dramatic sketch in 1 act, by F. Liste-
mann. 16 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Fi-anz Listemann, New York; D : 14539,

Dec. 15, 1908 ; 2c. Dec. 15. 1908. 2767

Bad (The) boy; a serio-comic drama in 4 acts,

adapted from Mark Twain's Tom Sawyer, Fan-

chon, and Uncle Tom's cabin, by A. Russell.

© Ada Russell, New York ; 1887 : 32S30, Dec.
17. 2768

or. The image of his pa, a farcical comedy

in 4 acts, by F. Mower.

© Fred Mower, Lynn, Mass.; 1884:17278,
Aug. 27. 2769

Bad (A) boy and his Teddy bears; musical
comedy in 3 acts, by C. E. Blaney. cover-
title, [71] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Chas. E. Blaney, New York; D : 11807,
Nov. 20, 1907 ; 2c. Nov. 26, 1907. 2770

musical play in 3 acts, by C. E. Blaney.

47 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Charles E. Blaney, New York; D: 11372,
Sept. IS, 1907; 2c. Sept. 18, 1907. 2771

130

2771a

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

2795

Bad boy sketches. See Groceryman (The) and
Peck's bad boy. — Peck's bad boy and his
pa. — Peck's bad boy, his pa, and the grocery-
man. — Peck's bad boy (up to date).

Bad business; play in 1 act, by M. Pemberton.
12 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© ic. Feb. 4, 1915 ; D : 39579 ; Murdock Pem-
berton, New York. 2771a

Bad for Plover; a 1 act comedy, by M. E. Smith.

© Mary Ellis Smith, Chicago; 1891 : 34(567,

Sept. 29. 2772

Bad (A) job; a farce in 1 act, by H. Elliott Mc-
Bride. Chicago, T. S. Denison, 1ST8.

© T. S. Denison, Chicago ; 1878 : 13578, Nov.
21 ; 2c. Nov. 27. 2773

Same. Chicago. T. S. Denison [1906] 1

p. 1., p. 51-64. 12". (Amateur series)

1© H. Elliott McBride, Coraopolis, Pa., in
renewal for 14 vrs. from Nov. 21, 1906; D:
9389, Nov. 5, 1906 ; 2c. Nov. 5, 1906. 2774

Bad (The) joke. See Circus (The) Magda.

Bad (A) lot; a comedy in 3 acts, by H. Paulton
and Mostyn Tedde.

© Harry Paulton, New York; 1890:15383,
May 9. 2775

drama in prologue and 3 acts, dramatized

from Edmund Yates' story, by C. Foster.

© Charles Foster, New York; 1873:1919,
Feb. 27. 2776

or, The dead restored, a drama in 5 acts,

suggested by Edmund Yates's story, by W. T.
Dulany.

© W. T. Dulany and Harry Duffleld, Roch-
ester, N. Y.; 1873:1874, Feb. 26. 2777

Bad man from Mexico. 106 p. 4". Typewrit-
ten.

© Charles E. Blaney, New York; D : 8246,
Mar. 29, 1906; 2c. Mar. 29, 1906. 2778

Bad (The) man of Co-ed court; by P. Chyno-
weth. 32 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 28, 1911; D: 25090; Phillips
Chynoweth, Madison, Wis. 2779

Bad (A) man's wife; by Thos. R. Henry. "

© Barton & Wiswell, inc.. New York; D:
14614, Dec. 24, 1908. 2780

Bad (The) Mr, Good; a comedy, by W. A. White-
car.

© Liebler & Miner co., New York; 1897:
46971, Aug. 21. 2781

Bad-reise (Die); romantischer schwank in 3
aufziigen, von W. Negbaur. 121 p. 16°.
[Printed]

© Mar. 19, 1910 ; 2c. Apr. 9. 1910 ; D : 20757 ;
Walter Negbaur, Charlotteubui-g, Germany.

2782

Bad (The) shepherds; by J. de Susini and C.
Byrus, being a translation of the play Les
mauvais bergers, by Octave Mirbeau.

© Justus de Susini and Claude Byrns, New
York; 1897:71289, Dec. 20. 2783

Bad whiskey; a comic Irish sketch in 1 scene,
by Sam Rickey and Master Barney, arr. by
Charles White. New York, R. M. De Witt.

© Robert M. De Witt, New York; 1875:
2468, Mar. 16; 2c. Mar. 20. 2784

Badg'e (The) of red and black. See "Volga.

Badger (The); play in 1 act, by L. Rising. [2],
27 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 10, 1913; D: 35300; Lawrence
Rising, New York. 2785

Badger (The) game; a dramatic sketch in 1 act,
by C. Gibney. [2], 9 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 12, 1913; D: 32375; Charles Gib-
ney, Chicago. 2786

Badger (The) queen; or, A woman's vengeance,
a sensational melodrama of fast life in New
York, in 4 acts and 12 scenes, by Henry Bel-
mar. 4°. Typewritten.

© H. Belmar. New York ; D : 5511, Sept. 7,
1904 ; 2c. Sept. 14, 1904. 2787

Badly matched. See Indelible (The) brand.

Badly mixed; a farce in 1 act, by Bert Rawley.
Clyde, O., Ames pub. co.

© Ames pub. co., Clyde, O. ; 1894:57413,
Dec. 10; 2c. Dec. 14. 2788

Badly (The) muddled ball; in 1 act and 2
scenes, by W. Vincent.

. © Walter Vincent, New York; 1897:9196,
Feb. 4. 2789

Badly sold; a negro act in 1 scene, arr. by
George H. Goes. Boston, W, H. Baker & co.,
1893.

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston; 1893:
42858, Sept. 25 ; 2c. Oct. 20. 2790

Barenhauter (Der); by Hermann Wette.

© Albert Ahn, Cologne, Germany; 1897:
510.30, Sept. 13. 2791

in 3 akten, von Siegfried Wagner.

© Max Brockhaus, Leipzig; 1898:66371,
Nov. 14 ; 2c. Nov. 14. 2792

in 3 acts, by Siegfried Wagner, authorized

English tr. by Wm. Ashton Ellis.

© Max Brockhaus, Leipzig; 1899:76940.
Nov. 25 ; 2c. Nov. 25. 2793

Baffled; a comedy, bv D. Potter.

© David Potter, New York; 1892:47697,
Nov. 23. 2794

a drama in 5 acts, by J. A. Eraser, jr.

© J. A. Eraser, jr., United States; 1884:
24301, Dec. 8. 2795

131

2796

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

2816

Baffled — Continued.

a dramatic production, by M. von Golinsliy.

© Mark von Oolinsliy, Savannah, Ga. ;

1S90 : 22274, July 12.

2796

or, East and West, a drama in 4 acts and

a prologue, by A. O'Dogberty and J. F. Hall.

© Archibald O'Dogberty and John F. Hall,
New York; 1871:11743, Dec. 12. 2797

See also King Reginald. — Open sesame. —

That cousin of mine.

Baffled (A) beauty; drama in 5 tableaux, by T.
Percy.

© Townsend Percy, New York; ISSO:
14396, Sept. 22. 2798

Bag (The); a farcical comedy in 3 acts, by
Clouston Hogarth.

© Isabel Morris and Stanley Felch, New
York; 1890:28559, Sept. 17. 2799

Bag (A) of flour; a comedy in 3 acts [by] E. M.
Favor.

© Edward M. Favor, Long Branch, N. J. ;
1SS5 : 10880, May 13. 2800

Bag (The) of gold. Cleveland, W. C. Aiken &
CO.. 1876.

© W. C. Aiken & co., Cleveland ; 1877 : 863,
Jan. 20 ; 2c. Jan. 20. 2801

play in 1 act, by O. S. Payne. 7 p. 4".

T}T)ewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 14, 1915; D : 40351 ; Owen S.
Payne, New York. 2801a

Bagatelle; comedie en 3 actes, par P. Hervieu.
28 p. (L'lllustration theatrale, 9^ annee, 231,
25 Janvier 1913.)

© Jan. 25, 1913 ; 2c. Feb. 28, 1913 ; D : 32461 ;
Paul Hervieu, Paris. 2802

Bagby versus Bagby; a comedietta in 1 act, by
F. E. Leupp.

© Francis E. Leupp, Washington; 1891:
43107, Dec. 1. 2803

Same. Philadelphia, The Penn publishing

company, 1895.

© Penn pub. co., Philadelphia ; 1895 : 39208.
July 30 ; 2c. July 30. 2804

Baggage (The) check; a comedy drama in 4
acts, by J. Cohen, under the nom de plume of
Joseph B. Cook.

© Joshua Cohen, Detroit ; 1893 : 11396, Mar.
6. 2805

a farce-comedy in 3 acts, by C. E. Blaney.

© Chas. E. Blaney, Columbus, O. ; 1893:
33072, July 13. 2806

Baggs, the angel; piny in 4 acts, by B. H. Nadal.
[59] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 12, 1911 ; D : 23082 ; Bernard Har-
rison Nadal, New York. 2807

Baglioni (The); a play in 4 acts, by Henry Lnne
Eno. New York, Moffat, Yard & co., 1905.
4 p. 1., 148 p. 12°.

© Moffat, Yard & co.. New York; D : 7295,
Sept. 13, 1905; 2c. Oct. 6, 1905. 2808

a tragedy in 4 acts, by H. L. Eno. New

York, Priv. print, 1903. 55 p. 12°.

© Henry Lane Eno, New York ; D : 2799,
- Jan. 2, 1903; 2c. Feb. 4, 1903. 2809

Bagnes d' enfants; drante en 4 actes. par A. de
Lorde et P. Chaine. (L'lllustration theatrale,
no. 154.)

© July 2, 1910 ; 2c. July 30, 1910 ; D : 21687 ;
Andre de Lorde and Pierre Chaine, Paris.

2810

Bagpipes; an Irish reel in 3 acts, by R. G.
Morris.

© Robert Griffin Morris, New York; 1SS6:
11186, May 11. 2811

Baidic recital; ancient banquet scene, by C. M.
Fox and A. Milligan. [15] p. 4". Type-
wa-itten.

© Ic. Feb. 11, 1911; D: 23352; C. Milligan
Fox and Alice Milligan, New York. 2812

Baignoire (La); vaudeville en 1 acte, par Henry
Moreau et Marc Soual [pseud, of Georges
Lanos] Paris, C. Joubert. 24 p. 8".

© May 9, 1914 ; Ic. May 18, 1914 ; D : 37049 ;

Joubert. Paris.

2812a

Bailey's best performer; a comedy in
[by] H. H. Williams.

3 acts,

© Harry H. Williams, St. Paul;
65S51, Oct. 10.

1899 :
2813

Baillonee (La) See Sealed lips.

Baiser (Le) See Kiss (The)

Baiser (Le) dans la nuit; piece en 2 actes, de
M. Level. 10 p. (Supplement gratuit an no.
2917 du Monde illustre, 22 fevrier 1913)

© Feb. 22, 1913; 2c. Mar. 31, 1913; D:
32785; Maurice Level, Paris. 2814

Baited (The) trap; photo play drama, by K.
Baggot and F. W. Smith. 4 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic Apr. 7, 1014; D: 36782; King Batrgot
and Frank W. Smith, New York. 2814a

Baiting the hook; original play in 3 acts, by A.
Ross and S. Lewis. [2], 103 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Sept. 15, 1910 ; D : 22052 ; Aaron Ross
and Samuel Lewis, New York. 2815

Bajadere (Die); operette in 2 akten, von Louis
Taufstein, musik von Martin Knopf. Berlin,
Harmonie [1911] 41 p. 12°. [Words only]

© June 10, 1911; 2c. June 10, 1911; D:
24444; Harmonie-verlag, Berlin. 2816

132

J2816

COPYEIGHTED IN" THE UNITED STATES

2834

Bajazzo, armer Bajazzo; sketch, von P. Busch-
Uhl. 23 p. t°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 21, 1915 ; D : 41265 ; Paula Busch-
Uhl, Berlin. 2816a

Baker of Bunz; a political satire in 2 acts, by
F. G. Lnuliam and F. V. Lauliam. 79 p. 4".
Typewritten.

© Fritz Garlanrl Lanliam and Frank Valen-
tyne Lanliam, Weatherford, Tex.; D:8103.
Mar. 5, 1906; 2c. Mar. 5, 1906. 2817

Same.

© Fritz Garland Lanliam and Frank Yalen-
tvne Lanliam, Weatherford, Tex. ; D : 8631.
June 4, 1906; 2c. June 4, 1906. 2818

Baker's (The) daughter; a very mellow-dra-
mntic society idyl of contemporaneous (12*%)
interest, not adapted from the original
Chinese, but perpetrated with malice afore-
thought upon an innocent community by W.
H. Phillips.

© Waldorf H. Phillips, New York; 1880:
12943, Aug. 23. 2819

Baker's (A) dozen; original humorous dialogues,
dramas, and comedies, by George M. Baker.

© by Emily F. Baker, Wellesley, Mass., as
widow of the author, in extension for 14 years.
Renewal no. 5124, Jan. 23, 1914. Renewal
entry, Oct. 6, 1899, no. 64757. 2819a

Baker's patriotic dialogues; for all grades, a
collection of school dialogues based upon well-
known and popular incidents of American his-
tory, by Edward D. Holmes. Boston, Walter
H. Baker & co., 1911. 73 p. 12°.

© Apr. 25, 1911; 2c. Apr. 26, 1911; D:
24058 : Walter H. Baker & co., Boston. 2820

Baker's temperance dialogues; humorous, dra-
matic and instructive, by George M. Baker.
116 p. 12°.

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston: D:
14438, Dec. 2, 1908; 2c. Dec. 16, 1908. 2821

Baking (The) of Mother Goose's pie; a juvenile
pL^y, by Josephine Van Tassel Bruorton and
Minnie Alma Coldrick.

© J. V. T. Bruorton, Bedford, Mass.; D:
15737, Apr. 1, 1909. 2822

Bakkarat; ein stiick in 3 aufziigen, von Henry
Bernstein, fiir die deutsche biihne bearbeitet
von Rudolph Lothar. Leipzig, Philipp Rec-
1am, jun. [1908] 84 p. 12°.

© Emanuel Lederer, New York ; D : 12957,
May 12, 1908; 2c. May 18, 1908. 2823

Bal (Un) manque; pi&ce en 1 acte pour jeunes
filles avec vocabulaire, par Jeanne Charbon-
nieras. New York, W. R. Jenkins co. 83 p.
16°.

© Nov. 14, 1911; 2c. Nov. 18, 1911; D:
25902; William R. Jenkins cc. New York.

2824

Bal (The) marque; a sketch in 1 act, by R. M.
Skinner and C. J. Campbell. Typewritten.

© Ralph M. Skinner and Charles J. Camp-
bell, New York; 1900 A: 25500, Oct. 13; 2c.
Oct. 13. 2825

Balance (The); comedy drama in 3 acts, by M.
L. Van Patten. [110] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 18, 1911; D: 25104; Margaret
Lane Van Patten, Elmhurst, N. Y. 2826

drama in 4 acts, by H. Lemar. [1], 27 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 7, 1912; D: 31061; Henry Lemar,

Chicago.

2827

play in 3 acts, by E. Joseph. [2], 35 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 18, 1911; D: 25519; Etelka
Joseph, New York. 2828

a 3 act drama of to-day, by H. G. Miller,

62 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 19, 1910; D: 21206; Harry
Graves Miller, Mt. Pleasant, Mich. 2829

Balance (The) of power. 50 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© James W. Thompson, Chicago ; D : 6895,
June 24, 1905 ; 2c. June 24, 1905. 2830

comedy drama in 3 acts, by I. K. Friedman.

[109] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 2, 1909; D: 16453; Isaac K.
Friedman, Winnetka, 111. 2831

Balaustion's adventure. . . See Balaustion's
Euripides,

Balaustion's Euripides; a dramatic version of
Bahiui-tion's adventure and Aristophanes'
apology, made for the Boston Browning so-
ciety, by Helen Archibald Clarke. {In Poet
lore, V. 26, no. 1, Jan.-Feb. 1915; periodical ©
Mar. 13, 1915; 2c. Mar. 15, 1915; B: 332657;
Poet lore co., Boston) 2831a

Balboa; drama of Darien, by J. N. Baskett.
[10], 135 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 28, 1913 ; D : 33081 ; James New-
ton Baskett, St. Louis. 2832

or. The discovery of the Pacific, dramatic

pageant play with an historical background,
in ^9 scenes, by H. O. Stechhan. 229 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 7, 1913; D : 32603 ; H. O. Stech-
han, Los Angeles. 2833

dramatic spectacle in 9 scenes, by H. O.

Stechhan. 129 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 23, 1913 ; D : 32047 ; H. O. Stech-
han, Los Angeles. 2834

Balboa's prophecy and 400 years later. Se6
Doomed by the stars.

133

2835

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

2853

Balconette (The) scene; by H. W. Phillips.
© Henry Wallace Phillips niul Wui. B.
Jones, New York ; 1899 : 10341, Feb. 3. 2835

Bald (The) eagle; comedy in 1 act, by E. L. Raf-
ferty. 22 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 3, 1915; D: 39576; Ewing L.
Rafferty, Pittsburgh. 2835a

Bald Knob tragedy of Taney and Christian
Counties, Missouri; in 8 acts, by J. J. Bruton,
J. P. Lee, J. S. Rafferty, W. G. Holland, Geo.
Preston, J. B. Melton, John Heilgepeth, Joseph
Kyle, J. W. Bruton, J. F. Eddleman, R. H.
Vaughan, and T. J. Stotte.

© J. J. Bruton, J. P. Lee, J. S. RalTerty,
W. G. Holland, Geo. Preston, J. B. Melton,
John Hedgepeth, Joseph Kyle, J. W. Bruton,
J. F. Eddleman, R. H. Vaughan, and T. J.
Stotte, Sparta, Mo. ; 1887 : 21023, Aug. 16 ; 2c.
Sept. 1. 2836

Baldurs tod; deutsches schopfungsmArchen in
eiuem vorspiel und 4 aufzugen, von Otto
Steinbach. Leipzig, T. Gerstenberg. 54 p.
12°.

© Mar. 15, 1915; Ic. May 7, 1915; D:
40724 ; Theodor Gerstenberg, Leipzig. 2836a

Balkan (A) idol; an extravagant political sa-
tire in 2 acts, by R. D. Scott. [2], 66 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 10, 1913; D : 32251 ; Robert D.
Scott, Lincoln, Neb. 2837

Balkan princess; new luusical play in 3 acts,
book by Frederick Lonsdale and Frank Curzon,
lyrics by Paul A. Rubens and Arthur Wim-
peris, music by Paul A. Rubens. New York
and London, Chappell & co., ltd. 24 p. 12^

© Feb. 28, 1910 ; 2c. Mar. 1, 1910 ; D : 20319 ;
Chappell & CO., ltd., London. 2838

Ball (The) and chain; play in 1 act, by S.
Cowan. [1], 23 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. July 9, 1914; D: 37510; Sada Cowan,
New York. 2838a

Ball bei hof; operette in 3 akten, von Wilhelm
Sterk, musik von C. M. Ziehrer. Gesangstexte.
Miinchen, Harmonie [1911] 57 p. 12°.
[Words only]

© Nov. 25, 1911; 2c. Nov. 25, 1911; D:
25856; Harmonie verlag, Munich. 2839

Ball of the Darkville rifles; by T. P. Sullivan.

© T. P. Sullivan, United States; 1887 : 2823,
Feb. 4. 2840

Ball (The) players; a drama of the green dia-
mond in 4 acts, by C. F. Mathisou and M.
Iveagh.

© Charles F. Mathisou and Magennis
Iveagh, New York ; 1895 : 16016, Mar, 21.

2841

Ball (A) tosser; farcical comedy in 3 acts, by P.
S. Plunkett.

© Percy S. Plunkett, Red Bank, N. J. ; 18S6 :
4321, Feb. 20. 2842

Ballad of Prudence Dean; a pantomime for
children in 5 scenes, by E. M. Willard. Chi-
cago, T. S. Denison [1904] 8 p. 12°.

© T. S. Denison, Chicago; D : 5613, Oct. 6,

• 1904 ; 2c. Nov. 3, 1904. 2843

Ballad (The) of Roaring Brook; shadow panto-
mime, by C. B. Clark. 11, [1] p. 24°. Printed.
© CarroUe Barber Clark, Pasadena; D:
13196, May 4, 1908 ; 2c. June 16, 1908. 2844

Ballagh Na — Mona; or. The rightful heir, an
Iri^h melodrama in 3 acts, by George T.
Bryant and John Orford.

© Charles H. Hoyt, Boston; 1880:19713,
Dec. 23. 2845

Ballanygar (The) brogue maker; an Irish
drama in 4 acts, by M. J. Flanagan.

© Michael J. Flanagan, Cincinnati; 1884:

18475, Sept. 12 ; 2c. Sept. 19, 1885. 2846

Ballascraig; or, The marriage of honor, a ro-
mantic Irish drama in 4 acts, by F. Rogers.

© Frank Rogers, New York; 1874:6462,
May 13. 2847

Ballast; aerial drama in 2 acts, by H. W.
Fischer. 18 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 21, 1910; D: 21602; Henry W.
Fischer, Brooklyn. 2848

Ballet (The). Sec Valet (The)

Ballet (The) dancer; a drama in 4 acts, by U.
Akerstrom.

© UUie Akerstrom, New York ; 1891 : 38117,
Oct. 24. 2849

Ballet (The) girl; a dramatic composition, lyrics
by Adrian Ross. New York, Boosey & co.
Typewritten.

© Enoch & sons, London; 1897:17594, Mar.
16 ; 2c. Mar. 16 ; 2c. Dec. 22. 2850

a musical comedy in 3 acts, by Rachel

Lewis.

© J. F. Palmer, New York; D : 9660, Nov.
15, 1906. 2851

— a musical comedy in 2 acts, by E. E. Rice,

James T. Tanner, Adrian Ross, Carl Kiefert.

© Edward E. Rice, New York ; 1897 : 56433_,

Oct. 6.

2852

by R. A. Bamet.

© R. A. Barnet, Dorchester, Mass.; 1897:
34940, June 11. 2853

sketch in 1 act, by G. Bloomquest. [18] p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 10, 1914; D: 35975; George
Bloomquest, Minneapolis. 2853a

134

.2854

COPYEIGHTED IK THE UNITED STATES

2874

Ballet girl and the bill poster. Typewritten.
© W. H. Harder, New York; 1897:52403,
Sept. 20 ; 2c. Sept. 20. 2854

Ballet (The) girl in pink; vaudeville playlet in
1 act, by G. Mendelssohn. 12 p. f". Type-
written.

© Gorden Louis Mendelssohn, New York;
D: 8561, May 19, 1906; 2c. May 19, 1906. 2855

Ballet (The) master; comedy-drama in 1 act, by
F. F. Schrader. IS p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Frederick F. Schrader, New York ; D :
12554, Mar, 9, 1908; 2c. Mar. 16, 1908. 2856

— — a musical comedy in 2 acts, by William
A. Ryan, music by Alfred G. Robyn.

© William A. Ryan, St. Louis; D : 2250,

Aug. 18, 1902. 2857

■ original musical play in 3 acts, book and

lyrics, by William Ryan. [1], 100 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

I© Ic. Aug. 28, 1914 ; D : 37963 ; William A.
Ryan, St. Louis. 2857a

Ballet (The) of jewels; a spectacle in 2 tab-
leaux, written by R. H. Burnside, music by
Manuel Klein. [2], 4 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 3, 1909, D : 16779 ; R. H. Burn-
side, New York. 2858

Ballet of nursery gems; or, Nursery rhyme
ballet, by I. Kiralfy.

© Imre Kiralfy, New York; 1887:15089,
June 10. 2859

Ballet of sports. See Sporting (The) ballet.

Ballet of the seven ages; a dramatic and
musical composition, by I. Kiralty.

© Imre Kiralfy and Edw. G. Gilmore, New
York ; 1887 : 7921, Apr. 2. 2860

Same.

© Imre Kiralfy, New York; 1887:103,53,
Apr. 18. 2861

Balloon (The); a new and original farcical
comedy in 3 acts, by J. H. Darnley and G.
Manville Fenn. New York, S. French; Lon-
don, S. French, ltd.

© Samuel French, New York; 1898:^3013,
Oct. 27 ; 2c. Jan. 2, 1899. 2862

Balloon (A) trip to the North Pole of a
Yankee. See Poleaxis.

Balloon view of our city with moving pano-
rama beneath car of balloon; comedy in 1 act,
by F. Dumont.

© Frank Dumont, New York; 1887:3525,
Feb. 14. 2863

Ballot-box (The); an entii'ely new and original
comedy in 3 acts, by H. H. Winslow.

© Herbert Hall Winslow, New York ; 1890 :
27883, Sept. 11. 2864

Ballot (The) bubble; musical comedy in 3 acts,
by D. C. Bitler and E. H. Pendleton. [52] p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 9, 1911; D: 2305S; Don 0. Bitler
and E. H. Pendleton, Venice, Cal. 2865

Ballot (The) hunter; suffrage comedy in 3 acts,
by H. Druck. 3 v. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 7, 1915; D : 39334 ; Herman
Druck, New York. 2865a

Ball's Bluff; or. Bell Berkeley's revenge, a
military drama in 5 acts, with accompanying
tableaux, by J. P. Dry.

© J. P. Dry, Upper Sandusky, O. ; 1882:
7403, May 6 ; 2c. Oct. 29, 1883. 2866

Bally-hoo (The). [Synopsis] Typewritten.

© Rees Thomas Lewis, New York; D:
4264 ; Nov. 18, 1903 ; 2c. Nov. 18, 1903. 2867

Bally-hoo (The) four; play in 1 act, by S. Je-
rome. 5 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 12, 1915 ; D : 40413 ; Harry Rus-
sell Maurer, Columbus, O. 2867a

Bally-hoo (The) man; comedy dramatic sketch,
by C. Austin, rev. by Barry Gray. 18 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 2, 1913; D: 31862; Carl Austin,
Philadelphia. 2868

Balm for a wounded heart. See Mock trial
of the great kidnapping and breach of
promise case.

Balm of Gilead.

© Charles Belmont Davis, New York; 1900
A : 8373, Mar. 31. 2869

Baloonatic; a farce in 1 act, by C. Fulton.

© Chandos Fulton, New York ; 1873 : 9822,
Sept. 1. 2870

Baltasar; a Biblical drama in 4 acts and in

verse, by Gertrudis Gomez de Avellaneda, ed.

with introduction, notes and vocabulary by

C. Bransby. New York, American book co.

224 p. 16°.

© Carlos Bransby, Berkeley, Cal.; A:

205655, Apr. 30, 1908; 2c. July 30, 1908. 2871
Balthazar Gerard; or, A soldier of Spain, a

drama in 4 acts, by A. Wortmann and P. G

Piatti. [48] p. 8". Printed.

© Albert Wortmann and Peter G. Piattt,
New York; D : 4861, Mar. 31, 1904; 2c. Apr.
29, 1904. 2872

Baltimore; a dramatization in 4 acts, by G. Mor-
ton.

© George Morton, New Orleans ; 1872 : 2838,

Mar. 23. 2873

Baltimore's big boom; or. The lights and

shadows of the sesqui-centennial, a comedy

drama in 3 acts, by F. Eversmann, jr.

© Fred Eversmann, jr., Baltimore; 1880:
15953, Oct. 20. 2874

135

2875

DKAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

2894

Balzende (Der) auerhahn; sch.-mspiel in4nkten,
von lOiiiil Koseuow. Berlin, F. Blocii erbeu,
1911. 92 p. 8°.

© Ic. Nov. 9, 1911 ; D : 25717 ; Felix Bloch
erben, Berlin. 2875

Bamabloosa; a South Sea Island comic opera in
3 acts, libretto by I. O. Hoffman :ind L. D.
Davis, music by M. Fraucisci.

1© Ira O. Hoffman, Lewis D. Davis and
Miloslaw Francisci, Cleveland; 189G : G.5.33,
Jan. 25. 2876

Bambo; a satirical farce comedy In 3 acts, by
J. C. Buchanan.

© J. C. Buchanan, Dwight, 111.; IS8S:
3414, Jan. 31. 2877

Bambo, the king of the tramps; a musical
farce comedy iu 3 acts, by J. C. Buchanan and
Harry B. Smith.

© J. C. Buchanan, Dwight, 111. ; 1888 : 192.^3,
July 5. 2878

Bamboosilum.

© Bernard G. Cowham and Townsend Hay,
Oshkosh, Wis. ; D : 13132, June 6, 1908. 2879

Bamboozled; a sketch, by A. V. Gibson.

© Arthur Vincent Gibson, New York; 1899:
341G6, May 22 ; 2c. May 22. 2880

Bamfields (The) in England and the Bam-
fields in America; a drama in 5 acts, by J.
T. Boyle. Typewritten.

© .Tohu Thomas Boyle, St. Paul; 1892:
25S32, June 20; Ic. June 20. 2881

Ban-she; a hazard burlesque in 2 weird acts,
by R. H. Craig.

© Robert H. Craig, jr.. New York; 1887:
33694, Dec. 24 ; 2c. Jan. 10, 18SS. 2882

Banco (El) del retiro; apuntesteatrales tornados
del Carnet de un periodista, en 1 acto, original
[del A. M. Viergol, miii^ifa de Calleja. Ma-
drid [Sociedad de autoi-es espailoles] 1908. 33,
[2] p. 12°.

© Antonio M. Viergol, Madrid; D : 14717,
Jan. 2, 1909 ; 2c. Jan. 4, 1909. 2883

Band-master's (The) sister; drama in 1 act and
prologue, adapted fj'om the short story of (lUy
de Maupassant, by R. H. McLaughlin. [17] p.
4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 22, 1913; D: 34548; Robert
Hugus McLaughlin, Cleveland. 2884

Banda (La) nueva; zarzuela de costumbres
valencianas en 1 acto, dividido en 3 cuadros,
original fde] M. Thous y E. Cerdsl, mfisica de
los maestros .lose Serrano y Enrique Brfi.
Madrid [Sociedad de autores espanoles] 1907.
41 p. 12°.

© Maximiliano Thous v Ellas Cerda,
Madrid; D: 11300, Sept. 5, 1907; 2c. Sept. 6,
1907. 2885

Banda (La) rossa. See Lady (The) Guilfort.

Bandaged eyes; play in 1 act, by C. D. Will-
son. [2], 18 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 27, 1914 J D: 36S47 ; Corwin Dale
Willson, Flint, Mich. 2885a

Banderin (El), de la 4"; zarzuela comica en 1
acto, dividido en 3 cuadros, en prosa y verso,

. original de Manuel Fernrindez Palomero,
mtjsica de los maestros Luis Foglietti y Pas-
cual Marquina. Madrid, Sociedad de autores
espanoles, 1912. 44 p. 12°.

© Mar. 6, 1913 ; 2c. Mar. 7, 1913 ; D : 32558 ;
M. Fernandez Palomero, Madrid. 2886

Bandit (The); comedy vaudeville sketch, by A.
Geyer. [2 J, 21 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 17, 1913; D: 32704; Albert
Geyer, Los Angeles. 2887

a 1 act Mexican playlet, by E. F. Hawley.

1 p. 1., G numb. 1. 4°. Printed.

© Ernest Frederic Hawley, Detroit; D:
8531, May 12, 1906; Ic. Apr. 18, 1906; Ic. May
12, 1906. 2888

Bandit hero; or, Jesse James, the mission out-
law. 40 p. f°. Typewritten.

© T. F. Nye, San Francisco ; D : 8141, Mar.
10, 1906 ; 2c. July 12, 1906. 2889

Bandit (The) king of Hungary; a melodrama
by Edward Dorn and Max Ziezer, English
words by E. E. Schneider, music by Kare
Kleiber.

© Edwin Emil Schneider, Hyde Park, O. ;
D : 466, May 14, 1901. 2890

Bandits (The) of Death Canyon of the Sierra
Nevada. See Nevada Kate.

Bandits (The) of the Rio Grande; or, The fall
of San Juan Dulloa, a new grand military
spectacular play in 3 acts, dramatized by A.
Lawrence and R. Steel.

© Alexander Lawrence and Robert Steel,
United States; 1875:1604, Feb. 19. 2891

Bandit's (The) struggle for a throne. See
Prince L'Aricia.

Banditti d'ltalians. Typewritten.

© Arthur Bellamy Price, St. Paul ; 1900 A :
5956, Mar. 5; Ic. Mar. 5. 2892

Bandman (The) and his band; by J. A. Wil-
son. 5 p. f". Typewritten.

© Ic. July 1, 1912; D: 30145; J. Alfred
Wilson, Chicago. 2893

Bandoleras (Las); zarzuela en 1 acto y 4 cua-
dros. original [de] G. Jover y E. G. del Cas-
tillo, mfisica de TomAs Lopez Torregrosa.
Madrid, Sociedad de autores espanoles, 1908.
37 p. 12°.

© Gonzales Jover y Emilio G. del Castillo,
M.Mdrid; D : 13878, Sept. 21, 1908; 2c. Sept. 21,
1908. 2894

136

2895

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

2916

Bang; by D. Kohn and F. Stern. 23 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© David Kohn and Frederick Stern, New-
ark, N. J.; D: 10359, Apr. 16, 1907; 2e. Apr.
16, 1907. 2895

Banjophiends; sketch in 1 act, by C. Grossman.
[3] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 10, 1911; D : 24181 ; Charles
Grossman, New York. 2896

Bank (The) account; by H. F. Brock. (.In Bos-
ton evening transcript, Saturday, April 4,
1914.)

© Apr. 4, 1914 ; 2c. Apr. 13, 1914 ; D : 366S9 ;
Howard Folsom Brock, Cambridge, Mass.

2896a

Bank (The) breakers; ventriloquial 1 act
comedy sketch, by R. Connors. 6 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. July 18, 1912; D : 30606 ; Ralph Con-
nors, Chicago. 2897

Bank (A) burglary; by Val Trainor. 4", Type-
written.

© Clifford Valentine Trainor, New York;
D : 11095, Aug. 1, 1907 ; 2c. Aug. 1, 1907.

2898

Bank (The) cashier; sensational melodrama in
4 acts, by W. C. Parker. Chicago, T. S. Deni-
son [1903] 57 p. 16".

© Thos. S. Denison, Chicago; D : 3707, July
11, 1903; 2c. Aug. 3, 1903. 2899

Bank (A) clerk; the 5 act American drama, by
John E. Brennan.

© Mrs. John E. Brennan, New Haven ; 1895 :
56627, Nov. 8. 2900

Bank (The) clerks; a dramatic sketch In 1 act,
by W. Halley. [11] p. f. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 5, 1913; D : 32192 ; Wm. Halley,
Sacramento, Cal. 2901

Bank (The) messenger's dog. See Italian
(The) convict.

Bank wrecker; a comedy drama in 4 acts, by
Charles Ulrich. 76 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Victor H. Polachek, Chicago; D : 9422,
Nov. 14, 1906; 2c. Nov. 2, 1906. 2902

Bank (The) wreckers; a modem American play,
by F. B. Sankey. 42 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Frederick Bond Sankey, Pittsburgh; D:
15959, May 27, 1909 ; Ic. May 20, 1909 ; Ic. May
27, 1909. 2903

Banker (The); an original play in 4 acts, by J.
Schonberg.

© James Schonberg, New York; 1S90:

2904

See Byer's

16023, May 15.

Banker (The) and the tramp,
library of tabloid plays.

Banker (The) of Oldtown; a drama in 4 acts,
by C. II. Bates. 4". Typewritten.

© Claude H. Bates, Roxbury, Mass. ; D :
3216, Mar. 30, 1903 ; 2c. July 11, 1903. 2905

Banker (The), the thief and the girl; comedy
drama of city life, by Timothy Hart. Chi-
cago, Chicago manuscript co., 1912. 54 p. f.
Mimeographed.

© Nov. 12, 1912; 2c. Dec. 11, 1912; D:
31668; Alex. Byers, Chicago. 2906

Banker's (The) chance,

© Joseph Patrick Burke\ New York; D:
5111, June 1, 1904. 2907

Banker's (The) child; a 4 act comedy drama, by
Eunice Fitch. f°. Typewritten.

© Harry Shannon, Ludington, Mich.; D:
5266, July 7, 1904 ; 2c. July 7, 1904. 2908

Banker's (The) clerk; a new melodrama, by
C. C. Robinson.

© Charles C. Robinson, New York; 1892:
28707, June 6. 2909

Sec also Honor bound.

Bankers' (The) crime; a melodrama in 5 acts,
by H. Rosemond.
© Harry Rosemond, San Francisco; 1892

43204, Oct. 25.

2910

Banker's (The) daughter; or, Lilian's last
love, a drama in 5 acts and 6 tableaux, by
B. Howard.

© Bronson Howard, New York ; 1878 :
.12917, Nov. 9; 2c. Feb. 25, 1879. 2911

Same. 57 p. 16°. Printed.

© Bronson Howard, New York; in renewal
for 14 vrs. from Nov. 9, 1906: D : 8512, May 10,
1906; 2c. May 10, 1906. [No secondary title
on copies] 2912

See also Old (The) love and the new.

Banker's (The) dream; a play in a prologue
and 4 acts, by J. W. Cutshaw.

© James W. Cutshaw, Chicago; 1900 A:

23427, Sept. 20. 2913

Banker's (A) revenge on a wayward son; play
in 8 acts, by J. D. Foreman. 29 p. f. Type-
written.

© Ic. Jan. 13, 1911 ; D : 23150 ; J. D. Fore-
man, Alexandria, Ind. 2914

Banker's (The) son.

© Al. Phillips, Chicago ; 1880 : 15217, Oct. 6.

2915

drama with prologue, 3 acts and 4 scenes.

© Charles E. Helm, Indianapolis; 18S3:
5681, Mar. 28. 2916

137

2917

DEAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

2937

Banker's (The) son— Continued.

a melodrama in 4 acts, by F. E. Grossmann.

Typewritten.
© F. E. Grossmann, Albany ; 1S95 : 9041.

Feb. 18; 2c. Mar. 11. 2917

a play in 5 acts, by P. S. M, Mnnro.

© P. S. M. Miinro, New York; 1884:3089,
Feb. 12. 2918

Banker's (The) wife; drama in 3 acts, by W. C.
Herman, re-written version of Tliieves in the
nisht. Chicago, Chicago manuscript co., 1913.
[64] p. f. Mimeographed.

© Ic. Sept. 2, 1914; D:3S038; Alexander
Byers. Chicago. 2918a

Bankier (Der); amerikanisches volks-schauspiel
in 5 aufziigen, von B. Laufer. Buffalo, N. Y.,
1901. 54 p. 16°.

© Bernhardt Laufer, Bufealo ; D : 115, Feb.
5, 1901 ; 2c. July 27, 1901. 2919

See also Wealth and poverty.

Banking (A) episode; a drama in 3 acts, by A.
Sterling. 123 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ada Sterling, New York; D : 12507, Mar.
7, 1908 ; 2c. Mar. 7, 1908. 2920

Bankrupt (The) 45 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Samuel Silverburg, Brooklyn; D : 2481,
Oct. 22, 1902 ; 2c. Dec. 1, 1902. 2921

drama in 5 acts, by Bjornstjerne Bjornson,

authorized English version, by S. Baxter.

© Sylvester Baxter, Boston ; 1881 : 936, Jan.
17. 2922

a drama in 4 acts, adapted from the Ger-
man, with new situations, scenes, and dia-
logue, by J. H. Connelly.

© J. H. Connelly, New York; 1877:11774,
Oct. 12. 2923

- a modern American play in 4 acts, by S.

Silverburg. 39 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Samuel Silverburg, Nutley, N. J.; D:
14896, Jan. 25, 1909 ; 2c. Jan. 25, 1009. 2924

■play in 3 acts, by S. L. Simpson. [2], 74 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 13, 1914; D: 37025; Simon L.

Simpson, New York. 2924a

(En fallit); domestic drama in 4 acts, by

Bjornstjerne Bjornson.

© H. G. Petersen, Boston ; 18S6 : 22201, Oct.
4. 2925

Bankruptcy; a play in 5 acts, by E. Wells.

© E. Wells, Boston ; 1879 : 14646, Nov. 1.

2926

Bankrupt's (The) daug'hter cast on the world;
a drama in 4 acts, by E. Jones.

© Emma Jones, New York ; 1875 : 2448,
Mar. 16. 2927

Bank's (The) half million; drama in 1 act, by
Paul Armstroug. 32 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 23, 1915; D: 39484; Paul Arm-
strong CO., New York. 2927a

Banks (The) of Shannon river; 3 net Irish
comedy, by H. M. D'Orsay. 51 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic.Mar. 10, 1915; D: 40208; Harriet M.
D'Orsay, San Francisco. 2927b

Bannermann; schauspiel in 3 aufziigen, von
Otto Ernst [pseud, of Otto Ernst Schmidt]
New York, E. Lederer, 1904. 154 p. 12".

© Emanuel Ledei-er, New York ; D : 5587,
Oct. 1, 1904; 2c. Oct. 26, 1904. 2928

Banquet at the club; in 3 scenes, by J. Gorman.

© James Gorman, United States; 1884:

23937, Dec. 3. 2929

Banquet of Palacios; a comedy, by C. L. Moore.

© Charles Leonard Moore, Philadelphia;

1889:20632, Sept. 30; 2c. Oct. 7. 2930

Banquier (I»e) des voleurs. See Robbers'
(The) banker.

Banshee (The)

© Margaret R. Mahoney, Chicago; 1895:
7830, Feb. 4. 2931

a comedy drama in 4 acts, by E. Best.

© Eva Best, Dayton, O. ; 1889 : 15166, May
20. 2932

a drama of Irish life, by P. J. Higgins.

© P. J. Higgins, Wilkes Barre, Pa.; 1894:
17207, Mar. 28. 2933

or, A dead man's hand.

© James P. Thornton, Alton, 111.; 1896:
22914, Apr. 13. 2934

or. The four leaved shamrock, an Irish

legendary spectacular play, by J. S. I>an-
grishe and Thomas C. Houghton (T. Charles
Howard)

© John S. Langrishe and T. C. Houghton.
United States; 1873:13167. Nov. 12. 2935
See also 0 winsome Bessie!

Banshee (The) of Bathurst hall. See Old
Dominion.

Banshee (The) of Tena; 3 act Irish drama, by
F. C. Rafter. 44 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 2.5, 1913; D: 32080; Frederic C.
Rafter, Boston. 2936

Banshee's (The) dirg'e. See Eugenie.

Banyasz (Egy) tragediaja (A miner's trag-
edy); csaladi dnima a magyar munkiis eletbol
Amerikribau. egy felvomlsban irta es szinre
rendezte. Sporer Pal. Chicago, Sporer Pal.
13 p. 24°.

© Nov. 15. 1911; 2c. Jan. 27, 1912; D:
28625; Paul Sporer, Chicago. 2937

138

2938

COPYRIGHTED IN" THE UNITED STATES

2959

Baptism (The); a play in 4 acts, by G. J.
Smith. 28 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Geo. Jay Smith, New York; 0:13909,
Oct. 7, IDOS; 2c. Oct. 7, 1908. 2938

Baptista Reynard; or, A mother's devotion,
founded on the novel of Rose Michel, a ro-
mantic drama, adapted to the American stage,
by J. S. Houghton.

© J. S. Houghton, Philadelphia ; 1876 : 1313.
Jan. 29. 2939

Baptiste Guillard, tlie chief of the ten; a se-
rio-comic drama in 4 acts, tr. from the
French, by Signor Canito.

© Signor Conito, United States ; 1873 :
1866, Feb. 25. 2940

Bar (Tlie) boy and the rounder; a vaudeville
skit, by C. Drown. Typewritten.

© Clarence Drown, Valparaiso, Ind. : D:
513, JMay 27, 1901 ; 2c. May 27, 1901. 2941

Bar Harbor; or, "Way down in Maine, sensa-
tional comedy dr.ima in 4 acts, by Henry Bel-
mar. Typewritten.

© Cornelius J. W. Roe, New York ; D : 658.
July 15, 1901 ; 2c. July 29, 1901. 2942

See also American (The) idea.

Bar Haven; a comedy drama in 3 acts, by Gor-
dfin V. May. Boston, W. H. Baker & co.
[1906] 47 p. 12°.

© Walter H. Baker & co.. Boston; D:
9177, Oct. 2, 1906 ; 2c. Oct. 31, 1906. 2943

Bar (A) of music.

© William Emmon Boughton, Danburv,
Conn.; 1899:73894, Nov. 13. 2944

Bar (A) of soap; a comedy extravaganza in 3
acts, by C. F. Von Brunck.

© C. F. Von Brunck, Chicago; 1885:3659,
Feb. 9. 2945

a musical comedy in 3 acts, by J. H. Lor-

yea.

© James H. Loryea, San Francisco; 1887:
24112, Sept. 22 ; 2c. Oct. 28. 2946

Bar (The) sinister; a play in 3 acts, by R.
Weightman and H. G. Carleton.

© Richard Weightman and Henry Guy
Carleton, Washington ; 1885 : 2552, Jan. 29.

2947

a romantic American drama in 4 acts, by F.

P. Weadon.

© Frank Percy Weadon, Chicago; 1882:
2500, Feb. 17. 2948

Bar-W; play in 4 acts, by N. R. Wilcox. [40] p.
t°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 12, 1911; D: 24197; Nathan
Read Wilcox, Minneapolis. 2949

Bar (The) X ranche; comedy drama in 1 act,
by F. Gerald. IS p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Florence Gerald, New York ; D : 5203,
June 18, 1904 ; 2c. June 18, 1904. 2950

Bar (The) Z; an original drama in 4 acts, by F.
Heermans.

© Forbes Heermans, Syracuse, N. Y. ; 1894 :
6560, Jan. 27. 2951

Bara aida, sakura hana (Roses among' cherry
blossoms); 1 act playlet with 2 episodes, by
R. Zura. [1], 11 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 26, 1913; D: 32765; Rosella
Zura, Boston. 2952

Barabas. See Holy (The) city.

Barabbas; a play in 4 acts and 8 scenes, dra-
matized from her novel of the same name by
Marie Corelli. 109 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© M. Corelli, England; D : 9677, Dec. 21,
1906 ; 2c. Apr. 4, 1907. 2953

See (tlso Complete (The) poems of S. Weir

Mitchell.

Baranof; drama in 4 acts, by M. V. McGill.
49 p. f. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 1. 1915; D: 39820; Mabel Vol-
lintine McGill, Seattle. 2953a

Barbar (The) of Barbaria; a comic opera in 3
acts, libretto by J. L. Mathews.

© John Lathrop Mathews, Evanston, 111. ;
D : 1817, Apr. 21, 1902. 2954

Barbara.

© M. G. Kern, St. Louis ; D : 13138, June 8,
1908. 2955

■comedy drama in 4 acts, from The quick or

the dead, by C. W. Durant. Typewritten.

© Charles W. Durant. New York; 1888:
25386, Sept. 7 ; 2c. Sept. 19. 2956

an original emotional drama in 5 acts, by

A. Hinchcliffe. founded upon M. E. Braddon's
story of Barbara; or, Splendid misery, music
composed by A. Hinchcliffe.

© A. Hinchcliffe, Brooklyn; 1881:1341,
Jan. 24. 2957

— • play in 1 act, bv K. S. Goodman. New
York, Vaughan & Gomme, 1914. 32 p. 12".

© May 29, 1914; 2c. May 23, 1914; D:
37106; Kenneth Sawyer Goodman, Chicago.

2957a
or. The daughter of Scotland, comedy

drama in 5 acts, by A. C. Traube and C. Mar-
ti netti.

© Alex. C. Traube and Charles Martinetti,
Chicago ; 18S7 : 26316, Oct. 12 ; 2c. Nov. 3.

2958

— or. The little tigress, a drama in 5 acts.

© Linda Marguerite Allen, New York;
1891:37537, Oct. 19. 2959

139

2960

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

2977

Barbara Allen; comedy in 4 acts, by W. A. Jor-
dan. [6S] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 1, 1911; D:235U5; William A.
Jordan, New York. 2960

Barbara catclies a burglar. 29 p. obi, 24°.
Typewritten.

© Agnes Cameron Watson, Brooklyn ; D :
11031, July 23, 1907; 2c. July 23, 1907. 2961

Barbara Frietchie, the Frederick girl; a play
in 4 acts, by Clyde Fitch. New York, Life
pub. CO., 1900. 128 p. col. front., pis. (part
col.) 12».

© Life pub. CO., New York ; 1900 A : 6804,
Mar. 13; 2c. Mar. 24. 2962

Barbara Holt of 'Frisco. See Social (The)
game.

Barbara's dilemma; a monolog sketch, by Rida
Johnson Young. New York, M. Witmark &
sous [1906] 12 p. 12°.

© M. Witmark & sons. New York ; D : 8802,
July 9, 1906 ; 2c. July 10, 1906. 2963

Barbarians (The). Typewritten.

© Thomas F. Millard, New York ; D : 511,
Jilay 27, 1901 ; 2c. May 27, 1901. 2964

play in 1 act, by R. D. Leland. Boston,

Poetry-drama co. 23 p. 12°.

© July 19, 1915; 2c. July 31, 1915; D:
41374; Robert Decamp Leland, Wellesley
Hills, Mass. 2984a

Barbarina (Die); oper in 3 aufziigen und einem
nachspiel, von Otto Neitzel. Berlin, Jung-
deutscher verlag Kurt Fliegel & co. [1911]
89 p. 16°.

© Dec. 20, 1911; 2c. Apr. 20, 1912; D:
29427; Jungdeutscher verlag Kurt Fliegel &
CO., Berlin. 2965

Barbazon; an opera bouffe in 1 act, libretto by
A. Matthison, music by Ferdinand Waller-
stein. New York, Samuel French & son.

© Arthur Matthison, United States; 1877:
10845, Sept. 20. 2966

Barbe Bleue. See Drames et comedies, par
Marguerite Dupres. — Sister Beatrice and Ar-
diane.

Barbe of Grande Bayou; a drama in 3 acts and
a prologue, adapted from John O. Denham's
novel Barbe of Grande Bayou, by S. Brough
and F. Stayton. 4°. Typewritten.

© Sydney Brough and Frank Stayton, Lon-
don; D : 6554, Apr. 21, 1905 ; 2c. Apr. 21, 1905.

2967

Barber (The) of New Orleans; a play in 4
acts, by E. C. Cai-penter. 129 p. 12°.

© Edward Childs Carpenter, Philadelphia;
D : 13472, July 31, 1908 ; 2c. July 31, 190S.

2968

Bai'ber (The) of the regiment; American bur-
lesque opera in 4 acts, by F. Vinatiere, rev.
and corrected by Mrs. S. L. Whitney.

© Felix Vinatiere and Mrs. S. L. Whitney,
Yankton, S. D. ; 1883:2.522, Feb. 7; 2c. Mar.
31. 2969

Barber (The) pards. See Slick and Skinner.

Barber shop.

© Walter Broadwell, Columbus, O. ; D :
14415, Nov. 30, 1908. 2970

comedy and novelty sketch, by G. C. Clark

and L. Ring. 7 p. 8°. Ms.

© Ic. Oct. 18. 1912; D: 31179; George C.
Clark and Lawrence Ring, Brooklyn. 2971

Barber's (A) scrape; a musical, farcical bur-
lesque, adapted and arr. by W. H. Fuller.

© Hugh M. Morrow, New York; 18S6:
287, Jan. 5. 2972

Sarbesieu; or. The troubadour, a libretto, by
H. G. Kirbv. Louisville, J. P. Morton & com-
pany, inc., 1913. 3 p. 1., 21 p. 8°.

© Feb. 10. 1913; 2c. Feb. 13, 1913; A:
332481; Harriet Griswold Kirby, Louisville.

2973

Barbier (Le) de Seville; comedie en 4 actes,
par Pierre Augnstin Caron de Beauniarchais,
ed. with introduction, notes and vocabulary
by F. H. Osgood. Boston, New York [etc.]
Ginn and company [1913] xix, 161 p. incl.
front. 1G°.

© Oct. 24, 1913; 2c. Oct. 31. 1913; A:
357526; Frederick Hay Osgood, Milton, Mass.

2974

ou. La precaution inutile, comedie en 4

actes. par Pierre Augustin Caron de Beau-
marchais, ed. with introduction and notes by
I. H. B. Spiers. Boston, D. C. Heath & co.,
1893.

© I. H. B. Spiers. Philadelphia; 1S03:
20579, Apr. 27 ; 2c. Apr. 10. 2975

See also Beaumarchais theatre illustre.

Barclay & co. 4°. Typewritten.

© Thomas Henrv Davis, Wilkinsburg. Pa.;
D : 5480, Aug. 22, 1904 ; 2c. Aug. 15, 1904.

2976

Bard of Quality Hill; a melodrama in 5 acts,
by M. Bunker.

© Marcellus Bunker, Gloucester, Mass.;
1888 : 3171, Jan. 28 ; 2c. Feb. 8. 2977

Eardell v. Pickwick; dramatization from Dick-
ens' Pickwick papers, by F. P. Davis. 32 p.
f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 3, 1915; D: 40391; Frank
Parker Davis, Chicago. 2977a

140

2978

COPYEIGHTED IN" THE UNITED STATES

2994

Bare (The) room; drama in 4 acts, E. P. Knox.
[44] p. r. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 2S, 1912; D:2SS60; Edward
Prentiss Knox, Topeka, Kan. 2978

Bareback (The) rider; comedy sketch in 1 act,
by G. Cremen. [1], 4 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 5, 1913; D: 32855; George Cre-
men, Morristown, N. J. 2979

Baresark (The); a play in 4 acts, by F. M.
Lightuer.

© Francis M. Lightner, Detroit ; D : 10936,
July 10, 1907. 2980

Barfusstanzerin (Die); operette in 3 akten, von
Bela Jenbach, musik von Felix Albini, mise en
scene von Fritz Karl. Leipzig, A. Cranz, 1909.
41 p. 4°.

© Ic. Nov. 29, 1909; D: 17590; Aug. Cranz,
Leipzig. 2981

romantische operette in 2 akten, von Bela

Jenbacb, musik von Felix Albini. Leipzig, A.
Cranz, 1909. 40 p. 12°.

© Aug. 27, 1909; 2c. Sept. 8, 1909: D:
17052; Aug. Cranz, Leipzig. 2982

Same. 104 p. 8°.

© Ic. Oct. 13, 1909; D: 17342; Aug. Cranz,
Leipzig. 2983

Bargain (The); a comedy in 4 acts, by William
Harlowe [pseud, of W. H, Briggs] 149 p.
8°. Typewritten.

© William H. Briggs, New York; D:
11161, Aug. 12, 1907 ; 2c. Aug. 12, 1907. 2984

— dramatic piny in 3 acts, by D. S. Kusell.
57 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 24, 1913 ; D : 33315 ; Dan S. Ku-
sell, Chicago. 2985

— modern play in 4 acts, by F. Jackson. 4 v.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 25, 1913; D: 35134; Fred Jack-
son, Bayside, N. Y. 2986

— play for vaudeville, by G. Harrison. 22 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 26, 1915; D: 41459; Grover
Harrison, Ignacio, Col. 2986a

— play in 4 acts, adapted from the French, by
M. Rothenberg. 61 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 1, 1909 ; D : 169S5 ; Morris Roth-
enberg, New York. 2987

— play in 2 acts, by T. A. IMorris. 2 v. 4°.

40520; Thomas
2987a

Typewritten

© Ic. Apr. 29, 1915; D
Arthur Morris, New York.

Ba^rgain (The) counter; farce in 3 scenes, for
female characters, bv Grace Moodv. Boston,
W. H. Baker & co., 1910. 12 p. 12°.

© Sept. 17, 1910; 2c. Sept. 19. 1910; D:
22081 ; Walter H. Baker & co., Boston. 2988

Bargain day; acting humorous monologue for
woman, by Stanley Schell. p. 61-67. 12".
(On cover: Stanley Schell's sketches.)

© Apr. 6, 1914 ; 2c. Apr. 9, 1914 ; A : 370556 ;
Edgar Schell Werner, New York. 2988a

a burlesque comedy in 1 act, by C. Kelly.

2 p. 1., 24 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 19, 1914; D : 38848 ; Claud Kelly,
Los Angeles. 2988b

5 p. f°.

— farce comedy, by M. T. Sherman
TyiJewritten.
© Ic. May 6

1915;
Sherman, New York.

D: 40606; Milton T.
2988c

— -farce sketch, by E. O. James. 12 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. July 21, 1914; D: 37635; Elis Olan
James, Berkeley, Cal. 2988d

twenty-minute comedy sketch, by M. H.

Fbinner. 12 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 5. 1909; D : 17031 ; Mary H.
Flanner, Indianapolis. 2989

Same. New York, S. French; London, S.

French, ltd., 1911. 1 p. 1., 16 p. 12°.

© Nov. 18, 1911; 2c. Nov. 20, 1911; D:
25793; Samuel French, New York. 2990

Bargain day at Bloomstein's; an entertain-
ment in 1 act, by Edward Mumford. Phila-
delphia, The Peun publishing company, 1912.
28 p. 12°.

© Apr. 29, 1912 ; 2c. May 1, 1912 ; D : 29553 ;
Penn pub. co., Philadelphia. 2991

Bargain hunters; comedy monologue for wo-
man, by Stanley Schell. p. 141-147. 12°.
(On cover: Stanley Schell's sketches)

© Apr. 4, 1914 : 2c. Apr. 9, 1914 ; A : 370557,
Edgar Schell Werner, New York. 2991a

Bargains; a comedy satire in 1 act, by J. W.
Byrne and Ed. Woodward. 9 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Ed and May Moeller. Chicago; D: 15402;
Mar. 22, 1909; Ic. Mar. 22, 1909. 2992

Bargains in hearts; or, The wrong man, an
original drama in 4 acts, by L. P. Brown.
Typewritten.

© Lawrence Family Brown. New York;
1893:10175, Feb. 25; 2c. Mar. 25. 2993

Bargains in sonls; tragedy of mangled lives, by
Paul Bern and J. Henle. [2], 21 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Mar. 19, 1914; D : 36619 ; James
Heale, New York. 2993a

Bar'l (A) o' money; a comedy in 3 acts, by
C. Gayler.

© Charles Gayler, Boston; 1883:18973,
Oct. 15. 2994

141

2995

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

3016

Barmadel (Das); sittenbild in 1 akt, von Her-
imuin Stein. Berlin, E. Bloch. IS p. 12".

© Ic. Feb. 19, 1913; D : 33451 ; Ednard
Blocii, Berlin. 2995

Barmant; i>]ay in 1 act, by A. Hofnian. 17 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 23, 1909 ; D : 16734 ; Arnold Hof-
man, Kansas City, Mo. 2996

Barn (The) beautiful; a comedy, by F. I. Dun-
can.

© Florence I. Duncan, Philadelpbia ; 1S79:
9337, July 16. 2997

Barn (The) circus; a musical sketch for chil-
dren, book by M. H. B. Mussey.

© Mabel Hav Barrows JMussey, Bryn Mawr,
Pa. ; D : 14922, Jan. 28, 1909. 2998

Barn or country dance; or. Life in New Eng-
land.

© Mrs. James B. Macks and B. C. Hart,
New York ; D : 6433, Mar. 25, 1905. 2999

Barn (The) storniers; a comic tragedy in 2 acts,
with illustrations of various stage effects, life
I)ictures of celebrated dramatic artists, and
echoes of beautiful operatic music, written in
the barn and dedicated to the donkey, by J.
Templeton.

© Jufin Templeton, Alexandria, Va. ; 18S0:
13346, Aug. 31. 3000

Barnabetta; play in 4 acts and 5 scenes, by M.
de Forest, dramatized from Helen R. Mar-
tin's novel of the same name. [121] p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 11, 1914; D: 37808; Marian de
Forest, Buffalo. 3000a

Barnaby and Priscilla; a comedy in 5 acts, by
W. E. Golden and C. L. Hooper.

© W. Echnrd Golden and C. Lnuron Hooper,
New Harmony, Ind. ; 1889 : 1599, Jan. 11.

3001

Barnaby Rudg'e. See Dolly Varden.

Barnet. See Spsendte sind.

Barney Shea's courtship; a farce in 1 act, by
W. G. Egan.

© William George Egan, New York; 1878:
5261, May 1. 3002

Barney's courtship; or, Molly dear, a musical
interlude in 1 act, by H. Macarthy.

© Harry Macarthy, Indianapolis; 1871:
11870, Dec. 15. 3003

Barney's initiation in freemasonry; a comedy,
by W. Eddy.

© Williiim Eddy, Kingston, N. Y. ; 1873:
9336, Aug. 20. 3004

Barnibe; a libretto.

© Elva L. Nelson, Chicago; 1891:18197,
May IS ; 2c. May 18. 3005

Barnrake (The) twins; a new and original
musical comedj% by W. Courtright.

© William Courtright, Philadelphia; 1882:
574, Jan. 12 ; 2c. Jan. 12. 3006

Barnyard Macfidden institoot of fizikal kill-
sure; a travesty in 1 act, by B. Abbeu.

© Baxter Abben, New York ; D : 9892, Feb.
2, 1907. 3007

Barnyard (The) protest,
tion.

See Animal conven-

Barnyard suffrag'ette; monologue, by H. G.
Higgins. 6 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. June 23, 1910 ; D : 21407 ; Harriet G.
Higgins, Lyme, Conn. 3008

Barometermacher (Der) aus der zauberinsel.
See Fool (A) for luck.

Baron (The); a comedy drama in 4 acts, by
G. Sherwood.

© Grace Sherwood, New York; 1891:6810,
Feb. 20. 3009

Baron (The) and his frient out West. 20 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Harry Dixon and Louis Anger, New
York ; D : SS04, July 10, 1906 ; 2c. July 2, 1906.

3010

Baron (The) Baccarat; farce in 2 acts, by W. C.
Duncan. [106] p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. May 12, 1911; D: 24196; William
Gary Duncan, Brooklyn. 3011

Baron (Le) de Batz; piece en 5 actes et 6 tab-
leaux, par Jean-Jose Frappa. 36 p. (Sup-
plement gratuit au no. 2849 du Monde illustre,
4 novembre 1911)

© Nov. 4. 1911 ; 2c. Nov. 28, 1911 ; D : 25883 ;
Jean-Jose Frappa, Paris. 3012

Baron (The) from Berlin. 26 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Jack Golden, Berkeley. Cal. ; D : 10462,
Apr. 29, 1907; 2c. Apr. 15, 1907. 3013

Baron (A) from New York; a musical comedy
in 2 acts, by C. E. Blaney.

© Chas. E. Blaney, New York; 1897:35412,
June 14. 3014

Baron Grouch; 2 act comic opera, book and
lyrics by J. M, Reilly. music by H. W. Petrie.
85 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 16, 1909; D: 17407; James M.
Reilly, New York. 3015

Baron Humbug; a musical comedy, by R. A.
Barnet. 1 p. 1., 51 p. 12°. Printed.

© Gilbert L. Byron, Minneapolis; D:5260,
Apr. 28, 1904; 2c. July 20, 1904. 3016

142

3017

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

3040

Baron Kumbug — Continued.

a musical play in 2 acts, by R. A. Barnet,

© R. A. Barnet, Boston; D : 2131, July IS,

1902. 3017

Baron Munchausen; a comic opera in 2 acts,
book, lyrics and music by A. S. Hoffman and
A. Burkbart. f°. Typewritten.

© Aaron Hoffman and Addison Burkbart,
Cbicago; D : 3044, June 13, 1903; 2c. June 13,

1903. 3018

a musical comedy in 2 acts, by E. Boltwood.

© Edward Boitwood, New York; D : 1567,
Mar. 13, 1902. 3019

Baron (The) of the crag; a romantic drama in
5 acts, by E. T. Hardy.

© E. Trueblood Hardy, New York; 1877:
6252, May 24. 3020

Baron of Vornay; a romance of tbe sixteenth
century, by M. B. Rooney. f . Typewritten.

© May B. Rooney, Canon City, Col.; D:
8178, Mar. 23, 1903; 2c. Apr. 9, 1903. 3021

Baron of Zoom. 4°. Tji^ewritten.

© Donn P. Crane, Cbicago; D : 4851, Apr.
7, 1904; 2c. Mar. 28, 1904. 3022

Baron Rudolph; a drama in 4 acts, by B. How-
ard. New York, Samuel French & sou.

© Bronson Howard, New York ; 1881 : 1196,
Jan. 20. 3023

Baron Trenck; operette in 3 akten, von A. M.
Wilhier und R. Bodansky, musik von Felix
Albini. 120 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ludwij; Doblinger, Vienna; D: 12207,
Jan. 18, 1908; 2c. Jan. 17, 1908. 3024

Baron Viva Voce; a comedy drama in 3 acts,
by J. P. Scott.

© J. Percy Scott, Pittsburgh; 1889:1337,
Jan. 9; 2c. July 24. 3025

Baroness (The); comedy in 3 acts, by B. H.
Voigt. 3 V. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 5, 1914 ; D : 38707 ; Bernhard H.
Voigt, Brooklyn. 3025a

- — drama in 4 acts, adapted from the French,
by S. De Damseaux.

© Mme. S. De Damseaux, New York ; 1872 :
1193, Feb. 6. 3026

Baroness (The) Bounty; a comic opera in 3
acts, by R. Ganthony. 49 p. t°. Typewritten.

© Richard Ganthony, England; D : 1144.
Dec. 2. 1901; 2c. Nov. 27, 1901. 3027

Baroness (The) Fiddlestick; a musical satire
on society in 2 acts, book and lyrics by George
De Long, music by E. A. Bruguiere. 4°.
Typewritten.

© M. Witmark & sons. New York; D : 5697,
Oct. 27, 1904; 2c. Oct. 29, 1904. 3028

Baroness Meta; comic opera in 3 acts, by J. H.
Rosewald. San Francisco, San Francisco
printing co.

© J. H. Rosewald, United States; 1892:
1G120, Apr. 13. 3029

Baroness (The) of Touraine; a society drama
in 5 acts, from the French by R. Neuville.

© Rosina Neuville, New York ; 1877 : 11097,
Sept. 27. 3030

Baroness Paula; comic opera in 3 acts, by F. F.
Schrader. [3], 90 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. July 6, 1912; D: 30193; Frederic F.
Schrader, New York. ^ 3031

Baroness Sorato's garden party. See Case of
spoons.

Baronet (The); romantic opera in 2 acts;
libretto by W. H. Harris, music by A. P.
Harris.

© Arthur Percy Harris, Washington; 1894:
41233, Sept. 8. 3032

Baronet or butcher; a serio-comic drama in 3
acts.

© William Bush, Chicago; 1872:161, Jan.
8; 2c. Nov. 14, 1876. 3033

Baronet's (The) daughter; a play in 5 acts,
founded on May Agnes Fleming's great story
of A wonderful woman, and adapted and arr.
by A. Rivers.

© Alonzo Rivers, Chicago; 1879:11700,
Sept. 2. 3034

Baron's (The) ambition.

© G. Selig pub. co., New York; D : 11884,
Dec. 7, 1907. 3035

or. The bai'on's dress rehearsal. 11 p.

f. Typewritten.

© Sam Morris, Coney Island, N. Y. ; D :
12008, Dec. 30, 1907 ; 2c. Jan. 16, 1908. 3036

Baron's (The) daughter; a comic-romantic op-
era in 3 acts, by R. M. Sterrett.

© Robert M. Sterrett, Cbicago ; 1896 : 40813,
July 13. 3037

a new emotional drama in 4 acts, by H.

Patterson and W. F. Cattell.

© Howard Patterson and William F. Cat-
tell, Brooklyn; 1884:24303, Dec. 8. 3038

See also Tonquin.

Baron's (The) dress rehearsal. See Baron's
(The) ambition.

Baron's (The) mistake; in 3 acts, by W. P.
Zimmerman. Typewritten.

© William P. Zimmerman, Philadelphia ;
D : 40, Jan. 17, 1901 ; 2c. Jan. 17, 1901. 3039

Baron's (The) son; or. Twice born, a drama in
4 acts, by H. B. Feigenson.

© Hymau B. Feigenson, Fitchburg, Mass.;
1890:6052, Feb. 19. 3040

143

3041

DKAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

3059

Barranco (El) de la muerte; zarznela en 1 acto
y 3 cuadros, eu prosa y verso, original de
J. G. Eeuovales, uiusica de los maestros tJbeda
y Ftister. Madrid, Sociedad de autores es-
pailoles, 1910. 34 p. 12°.

© May 19, 1910; 2e. May 20, 1910; D:
21077; Juan G. Renovales, Madrid. 3041

Barred athwart; play in 4 acts, by A. Cull.
[5], S4 p. r. Ms.

© Ic. Sept. 23, 1912 ; D : 30931 ; Anne Cull,
Toronto, Canada. 3043

Barred (The) door; a romantic drama, adapted
from tlie Henry III of Alexander Dumas, by
L. De Meisson Kennedy.

© L. De Meisson Kennedy, Brooklyn ; 1895 :
27431, May 20. 3043

Barred out; a romantic drama in 5 acts, by E.
Arden.

© Edwin Arden, New York; 1886:25317,
Nov. 9. 3044

Same.

© by Edwin Arden, New York, as the
author, in renewal for 28 years. Renewal no.
5556, June 20, 1914. Original entry, Nov. 9,
1886, no. 25317. 3044a

Barrel (A) battle; a dramatic composition in
1 act and 1 scene. 27 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Wm. L. Ballauf, jr., Baltimore ; D : 8417,
Apr. 25, 1906; 2c. Apr. 19, 1906. 3045

Barrel of flour; a 3 act comedy, by D. Sully.
© Dan'l Sully, United States; 1885:8212,
8213, Apr. 7. 3046, 3047

Barrel (A) of money; a comedy-drama in 4
acts, by H. H. Winslow.

© Herbert Hall Winslow, New York ; 1890 :
12982, Apr. 19. 3048

Barren honor; an American play in 5 acts, by
J. E. McCann. 4°. Typewritten.

© John Ernest McCaun, New York ; D : 8700,
June 14, 1906 ; 2c. June 14, 1906. 3049

Barricade (La); chronique de 1910, par P. Bour-
get. (L'lllustration theatrale, no. 140, 5 mars
1910)

© Mar. 5, 1910 ; 2c. Apr. 2, 1910 ; D : 20667 ;
Paul Bourget, Paris. 3050

■ Same. Paris, Librairie Plon-Nourrit et cie.,

1910. [5], Ix, 274 p. 12".

© June 28, 1910; 2c. July .30, 1910; D:
21682; Plon-Nourrit & co., Paris. 3051

a piny in 4 acts, by O. Bang. 3 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ole Bang, New York ; D : 12295, Feb. 3,

1908; 2c. Feb. 3, 1908. 3052

Barrie-land; play in 4 acts, by E. McWade.
[143] p. r. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 20, 1913; D: 34210; Edward
McWade, New York. 3053

Barrier (The); a clash in 4 acts, by E. W.
Presbrey. founded on the novel of the same
name by Kex Beach. [126] p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Aug. 23, 1909 ; D : 16611 ; Eugene W.
Presbrey, New York. 3054

dramatic sketch, by A. F. Armstrong. [2]

p. f. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 23, 1914 ; D : 37744 ; Alta Flor-
ence Armstrong, Kansas City, Mo. 3054a

play in 4 acts, by A. Sutro. London, S.

French, ltd. ; New York, S. French, 1908. 112
p. 12°.

© Alfred Sutro, London ; D : 12700, Apr. 8,
1908; 2c. Dec. 21, 1908. 3055

play in 1 act by G. G. Salisbury. [22] p.

r. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 6, 1914 ; D : 37471 ; Grace Green-
wood Salisbury, Ferris, 111. 3055a

Barrier between; 1 act melodrama for vaude-
ville, by C. A. Bennett. 18 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Jan. 3, 1910 ; D : 17846 ; Clyde Alwyn
Bennett, Lynn, Mass. 3056

Barriers; a play in 5 acts, by J. Rand.

© Josephine Rand, Westford, Mass.; 1896:
52503, Sept. 19. 3057

play in 3 acts, by A. J. Nock. 3 v. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 9, 1915; D: 41446; Albert Jay
Nock, Branchville, N. J. 3057a

Barriers burned away; play in 4 acts, drama-
tized from E. P. Roe's novel of same title, by
G. Middleton. [6], 132 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 28, 1910 ; D : 21666 ; George Mid-
dleton, New York. 3058

Barriers of ice; a dramatic composition, by A.
E. Stillwell and T. G. Palmer.

© Arthur E. Stillwell and Truman G. Pal-
mer, United States; 1885:1001, Jan. 12.

3059

Barriers swept away. See Traitor to the flag.

Barrio (El) latino; opereta en 3 cuadros, origi-
nal de Linares Becerra, Javier de Burgos y
Jose Mesa, nulsica del maestro Miguel Asensi.
^Madrid. Sociedad de autores espaiioles, 1915.
49 p. 12°.

© June 24. 1915; Ic. June 2.5, 1915; D:
41064; Linares Becerra, J. de Burgos y J.
Mesa, Madrid. 3059a

144

3060

COPYRIGHTED IN" THE UNITED STATES

3081

Barrister (The); a farcical comedy in 3 acts,

by G. Manville Fenn and J. H. Daruley; the

property of Violet Melnotte and M. A. Mayer.

© Marcus R. Mayer, New York; 18S7 :

22478, Sept. 3. 3060

Barrister (The) and the parvenue,
Worthington, barrister.

See Stever

Barrister's (A) luck; or. The Journey's end,
comedy drama, by W. Busch.

© William Busch, St. Louis; D : 11679, Nov.
7, 1907. 3061

Barrens' last case; a detective drama. 35 p.
i". Typewritten.

© Alfouza Aratus, Cincinnati ; D : 11100,
Aug. 2, 1907; 2c. Aug. 2, 1907. 3062

Barry Doyle's rest cure; comedy in 3 acts, by
W. Gayer Mackay and Robert Ord.

© Otho Stuart, London ; D : 11415, Sept. 26,
1907. 3063

Barry Gordon; drama in 4 acts, by M. Mcllvain
and A. Barth, from the novel by W. F. Pay-
son. [61] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 22, 1913; D : 33861 ; Marcella
Mcllvain and Alvina Barth, San Francisco.

3064

Barry's old man. See Rehearsal (The).

Barseba of Rabenstein (Die Babensteinerin) ;
a pliiy in 4 acts, by Ernst von Wildenbruch,
English version by R. v. Appiano and W.
Nobbe. [St. Louis, Mo., Printed by Frederick
printing and stationery co.] 1909. 2 p. 1., 49 p.
12».

© Wilhelm Nobbe and Richard von Appi-
ano, St. I^uis ; D : 16048, June 11, 1909 ; 2c.
June 24, 1909. 3065

Bartender (The); a 1 act play, by W. Owen.
[14] p. 4°. Tyi>ewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 5, 1913; D : 32195 ; William
Owen, Chicago. 3066

Barter (The) of a soul for an hour's happiness
to Zamiel. See Alsace and Loraine.

Bartered (The) bride,
braut.

See Verkaufte (Die)

Bartered (The) woman; a drama of New York
city underworld in 4 acts, by C. F. Dens-
more.

© Charles Francois Densmore, Cleveland;
D : 15822, May 7, 1909. 3067

Bartholomew fair; by Ben Jonson, ed. with in-
trixluction, notes and glossjiry, by C. S. Al-
den. New York, H. Holt & co., 1904. xxxiii,
238 p. 8". (Yale studies in English, xxv)

© Carroll Storrs Alden, United States; A:
103838, Dec. 13, 1904 ; 2c. Dec. 29, 1904. 3067a

Bart's luck; a comedy in 4 acts.

© Joseph C. Hart, Detroit ; 1878 : 2365,
Feb. 25. 3068

Baruch Spinoza; drama in 4 acts, by B. Gorin.

© Bernhard Gorin, New York ; 1898 : 60735,
Oct. 15. 3069

Bascom's ancestors; a play in 3 acts, by E. S.
Van Zile. 4°. Typewritten.

© r^dward S. Van Zile, Hartford ; D : 13255,
June 27, 1908; 2c. May 15, 1908. 3070

Base-ball at Spruceville; rural farce, by R.
Nesmith. 18 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 12, 1911; D : 24671 ; Richard
Nesmith, Brooklyn. 3071

Base (The) ball bug-; a fact in 1 act, by T. P.
Jackson. 14 p. f". Typewritten.

© Thomas Pogue Jackson, New York; D:
144S0, Dec. 8, 1908; 2c. Dec. 8, 1908. 3072
Base (A) ball crank; a farce comedy, by E.
Howard. Typewritten.

© Ernest Howard, Boston; 1889:29809,
Oct. 2; 2c. May 7, 1890. 3073

negro af teriiiece, by Frank Dumont. New

York, Chicago [etc.] M. Witmark t&; sons
[1902] 11 p. 12°.

© M. Witmark & son. New York; D : 2756.
Dec. 10, 1902; 2c. Dec. 9, 1902. 3074

Base ball cranks; a farce comedy in 3 acts, by
E. Howard.

© Ernest Howard, Boston ; 1893 : 20292,
Apr. 25; 2c. June 7. 3075

Base ball game; made practical for the stage,
by R. W. Tully. 16 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 4, 1910 ; D : 20340 ; Richard
Walton Tully, New York. 3076

Base ball girl; romantic American operetta, by
S. A. Merinbaum and Harry Lahnde. 59 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 4, 1910 ; D : 21261 ; Merinbaum
and Lahnde, Chicago. 3077

Base-ballitis; comedy playlet in 1 act, by V. H.
Smalley. 22 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 16, 1910; D: 20472; Victor H.
Smalley, New Orleans. 3078

Base (The) drum trust. See Fourteen (The)
black hussars.

Base (A) hit; a musical comedy, by Hubert
Bown.

© G. S. Richards & co., Minneapolis ; 1889 :
24730, Aug. 12. 3079

in 3 acts, by T. W. King.

© T. W. King, Saratoga Springs, N. Y. ;
1888 : 1579, Jan. 14. 3080

3 act play.

© Robert E. Janney, Chicago ; 1892 : 17872,
Apr. 25. 3081

5379—15-

-10

145

3082

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

3102

Basherte (Die) (The Preordained); original
play in 3 acts, by Oscar Leonard and Joseph
Suffrin.

© O. Leonard and J. Suffrin, St. Louis ; D :
13568, Aug. 17, 1908. 3082

Bashful (A) bachelor. 4°. Typewritten,

© Harry Elwood Eekenrode, Reading, Pa.;
D : 7503, Oct. 31, 1905 ; 2c. Oct. 31, 1905.

3083

Bashful g'irl; in 1 act, by E. Allard. [3] p.
f". Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 12, 1911 ; D : 25998 ; Eugenie Al-
lard, New York. 3084

Bashful (The) man and the maid; play in 1
act, by A. L. Silber. [11] p. 1G°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Apr. IG, 1914; D: 36740; Arthur L.
Silber, Indianapolis. 3084a

Bashful (The) suitor. See Match-making
father.

Bashful (A) Venus; by H. Montague.

© Harry Montague, New York ; 1897 : 34522,
Juno 8. 3085

Basil house. Sec House (The) of dolls.
Basilisk (The); a play in 4 acts, by C. Nevlns.

© Charles Nevins, Detroit; 1890:22544,
July 15. 3086

Basket ball; by Mrs. J. J. Brennan. 3 p. 4".
Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 30, 1909: D: 17234; Mrs. J. J.
Brennan, Baltimore. 3087

Basket sociable; play in 4 acts and 6 scenes, by
C. A. Eldredge. 70 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 15. 1909: D: 17708; Clarence A.
Eldredge, Columbus, O. 3088

Bass (The) trombone; play in 1 act, by J. F.
Cot.ke. 24 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 24, 1915 ; D : 39893 ; James Fran-
cis Cooke, Bala, Pa. 3088a

Bassett's boarders; comedy-drama in 3 acts, by
E. A. Locke. [150] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 10, 1912 ; D : 29671 ; E. A. Locke,
New York. 3089

Bastile (The); or. Woman's devotion, a his-
torical drama in 5 acts, by J. G. Stutlz.

© J. G. Stuttz, Giddings, Tex. ; 1890 : 286S1,
Sept. 18. 3090

Bastiles of Russia.

© John C. Level, Buffalo; 1885:9437, Apr.
23. 3091

Bat (The); or. Nine on the red, comic opera

in 1 :ict, by Mrs. H. S. Dexter.

© Mrs. Henry Stanley Dexter, Calistoga,

Cal. ; 1899 : 50552, Aug. 5. 3092
See also Fledermaus (Die)

Bat (The) and the ball; or, Neg-ative evidence,
a farce in 1 act. by the author of A ready
made suit. Boston, W. H. Baker & co., 1889.

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston; 1889:
21838, July 15; 2c. Oct. 5. 3093

Bataille de dames; ou, Un duel en amour,
comcdie en 3 actes, ed. by C. A. Eggert,

© Charles A. Eggert, Bloomington, 111.;
. A : 221767, Nov. 7, 1908. 3094

Batch (A) of cookies; or, Fifty days of Eu-
rope, by Eleanor and Barber Baker. New
York, Cochrane pub. co., 1910. 46 p. 12°.

© May 17, 1910 ; 2c. July 2, 1910 ; D : 21615 ;
Cochrane pub. co.. New York. 3095

Batch (A) of proverbs; a comedietta in 1
act, by B. M. Morris. . . Clyde, O., Ames'
publishing co., 1905. 6 p. 12°. (On cover:
Ames' series of standard and minor drama,
no. 459)

© Ames pub. co., Clyde O. ; D : 6937, July
10, 1905; 2c. July 10, 1905. 3096

Bateria (La); aproposito comico-lirico en 1 acto
y en i)i-osa. de P. Navarro, miisica del maestro
Aparicio. Madrid, Sociedad de autores es-
panoles, 1911. 15 p. 12°.

© Aug. 21. 1911; 2c. Aug. 22, 1911: D:
25019; Pedro Navarro, Madrid. 3097

Bath (The) tub trick. See Joy (The) bath.

Bathing'; a comedy in 1 act. by W. S. Brintnall

and George Friend. 39 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Y\'oodbury Saxton Brintnall, Oakland,

C;tl.; I) : 15414, Mar. 23, 1909; 2c. ]Mar. 23,

1909. 3098

Bathing' scene; by F. D. Thomas.

© Frank D. Thomas, New York; D : 10129.
Mar. 13, 1907. 3099

[Bathsheba; play in 1 act. by D. Pinski]

^^^?V"lT<

n:

12 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 31, 1913; D: 32800; David
Pinski, New York. 3100

Bats; a study, a farce comedv in 3 acts, by F. C.
McClentheu, and W. C. Fulton.

© F. C. .^IcClenthen and W. C. Fulton, Chi-
cago; 1886:22940, Oct. 12; 2c. Dec. 20. 3101

Batters; or, Dame Fortune's trio, showing the
wealth of the common heart, comedy in 3
acts and 4 scenes, by F, A. Humphrey. [4],
158 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 29, 1914; D:35S39; Frank Al-
fre<l Humphrey, Worcester. 3101a

Battery G; an exciting gatling drill and thrill-
ing battle scene, by J. C. Arnout.

© John Clark Arnout, Omaha, Neb.; D:
619, June 29, 1901. 3102

146

3103

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

3122

Battista (11); azione sacra in 3 atti e quattro
qiiadri. versi di Savino Fiore, nnisica di Gio-
coiido Fino. New York, Boosey & co., 1907.
27 p. 12°.

© G. Ricordi & co., Milan ; D : 11827, Nov.
20, 1907 ; 2c. Nov. 26, 1907. 3103

Battle (The). 16 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Gurdeu Edwards, Oakland, Cal. ; D:
15596, Apr. 12, 1909; 2c. Apr. 12, 1909. 3104

a plav of modern New York life, by C. Mof-

fett. 56 p. 8°.

© Cleveland Moffett, New York ; D : 13819,
Sept. 17. 1908; 2c. Sept. 17, 1908. 3105

Battle (The) above the clouds. Sec Young
(The) recruit.

Battle (A) amid the clouds.
Mountain.

Sec Lookout

Battle (The) between good and evil. See Judy
and Dan.

Battle between step-brothers; dramatic com-
position in 3 acts. 19 p. 12°. Typewritten.

© le. Apr. 18, 1910: D : 20823 ; John T.
Weleli and James J. V»^ard, Chicago. 3106

Battle (A) by 'phone; a 1 act playlet, by Ches-
ter Barron. 13 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Joseph McCarthv. Buffalo ; D : 5319, July
20, 1904; 2c. July 20, 1904. 3107

Battle echoes; play in 4 acts, by W. Burrows.
f°. Typewritten.

© Warren Burrows, Lynn, Mass. ; D : 3088,
Mar. 5. 1903; 2c. Mar. 5, 1903. 3108

See Drummer

Battle (The) field of Shiloh.
(The) boy.

Battle (fought) yesterday. 4°. Typewritten.

© David Jav. New York ; D : 11398, Sept.

2.3, 1907: 2c. Sept. 2.3, 1907. 3109

Battle mighty; play in 3 acts, by A. A. Maxwell.
[21, 154 p. 4°. Ms.

© Ic. Aug. 22, 1913 ; D : 34389 ; Alice Ash-
ley Maxwell, Guerneville, Cal. .3110

Battle (The) of Antietam. See Arthur Kings-
bury.

Battle (A) of ballots; an original comedy drama
in 3 acts, by James W. Shettel and Wads-
worth ]M. George.

© Shettel and George, York, Pa.; 1897:
11442. Feb. 16. 3111

Battle (The) of Bay Rum; dramatic compo-
sition in 1 act. by E. F. Gallagher. 11 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aua:. 18. 1913; D: 34192; Edward F.
Gallagher, New York. 3112

Battle (The) of Bay Bum— Continued.

a naval travesty in 1 act, by E. Gallagher.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ed Gallagher, New York; D: 13682, Aug.

29, 1908; 2c. Aug. 31, 1908. 3113

Battle (The) of Bull Con; miniature musical
comedy, by Eddie Jewell. [2], 4 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© le. Feb. 19, 1914 ; D : 36092 ; Edgar Bray
Jewell, Chicago. 3113a

Battle (The) of Bunco Hill; [1 act sketch]
compiled, written and instigated by J. F.
Willard. [36] p. 4°. Tyi^ewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 7, 1909 ; D : 16498 ; Joe F. Wil-
lard, Philadelphia. 3114

Battle (The) of Cedar Creek. See Sheridan's
ride.

Battle (The) of Coeur d'Alene; a drama in 3
acts, adapted by L. G rover.

© Leonard Grover, San Francisco; 1895:

9606, Feb. 15. 3115

Battle of Fredericksburgh; or. The Spy of the

South, a military drama in 3 acts, by W. A.

Donaldson.

© Walter A. Donaldson, Providence, R. I. ;
1874:6697, May 18. 3116

Battle (A) of hearts; a play of military and so-
cial life at Old Point Comfort, Va., by A. J.
Ebert. Milwaukee, Wis., A. J. Ebert, 1908.
57 p. 12°.

© Arthur J. Ebert, Milwaukee ; D : 13708.
Aug. 31, 1908; 2c. Sept. 30, 1908. 3117

See also Young (The) missionary.

Battle (The) of King's Mountain; a dramatic
and spectacular exhibition, by O. Taylor.

© Oliver Tavlor, Bristol, Tenn. ; D: 10972,
July 15, 1907. 3118

Battle (The) of life; a comedy drama, in 5 acts
and a prologue, by D. L. Hart.

© Daniel L. Hart, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. ; 1887 :
29399, Nov. 14. 3119

a drama founded on Charles Dickens' story

of the same name, by A. Hughes. 66 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. June 17, 1912; D : 29981 ; Amelia
Hughes, Chicago. 3120

a melodrama in 5 acts, by E. Day. 94 p.

f°. Typewritten.

© Edmund Day, New York ; D : 1692, Mar.
21, 1902; 2c. Mar. 21, 1902. 3121

play in 4 acts, by F. A. Jones and R. W.

Sneddon. [86] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 16, 1911 ; D : 25777 ; Robert Wil-
liam Sneddon and Francis Arthur Jones, New
York. 3122

See also Prison bars.

147

3123

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

3139

of millionaires. Sec Bobbery
of minds. See In the mystic

Battle of Long Island; by A. T. Ammerman.
21 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 31, 1909 ; D : 17S30 ; Ada Tully
Ammerman, Brooklyn. 3123

Battle (The) of love; or, Fairy transforma-
tions, a terpsichorean comedietta iu 1 act, by

E. Z. Judson (Ned Buutliue).

© E. Z. Judson, United States; 1873:1427.
Feb. 12. 3124

See also Under orders.

Battle (The) of Malvern Hill. Sec Union
(The) spy.

Battle (The)
under law.

Battle (A)
v/orld.

Battle (The) of New Orleans; a drama and
military pageant, by J. J. Flanagan. f°.
Typewritten.

© John J. Flanagan, New Orleans. ; D :
10G78, May 31, 1907; 2c. May 20, 1907. 3125

Battle (The) of Pickle Hill; or. The ranger's
last fight, military travesty with music, by
II. X. James. 11 p. f". Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 22. 1913 ; D : 32038 ; Harry New-
ton James, Los Angeles. 3126

^cc aim Battle (The) of Very Crude.

Battle (The) of San Jacinto. Sec Fall (The)
of the Alamo.

Battle (The) of spring.

© W. Eustis Barker, Massachusetts; 1882:
3GG5, Mar. 8; 2c. Mar. 24. 3127

Battle of the Bronx; comic opera in 3 acts, by

F. Dario. 28 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 13, 1909; D:17G90; Fidelia Da-
rio, Brooklyn. 3128

Battle of the bull and the bear. See Out on
a strike.

Battle of the bulls and bears of Wall street
and Chicago; or. The comedy of commerce
and tragedy of trade, showing in the battle
of the longs and shorts, etc.

© M. C. Spaulding, Chicago; 1882:20038.
Nov. 25; 2c. Mar. 2, 1883. 3129

Battle of the bush. See Regicides (The)

Battle (The) of the butterflies; play in 4 acts,
from the German by Hermann Sudermann,
tr. by Arthur H. Schwarz. [77] p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Sept. 16, 1914; D: 38130; Charles
Kraus, New York. 3129a

Battle (The) of the factions; or, Tammany, the
dictator of Gotham, a comedy in 3 acts, by
John Kelly.

© John A. McLaughlin, Philadelphia ; 1884 :
7844, Apr. 12. 3130

or. The reunion of Butler and Faneuil

hall factions of Boston, a comedy in 3 acts,
by Wadsworth Longfellow.
• © John A. McLaughlin, Philadelphia ; 1884 :
491, Apr. 8. 3131

or, The reunion of Randall and Johnny

Cox's factions of Philadelphia, a comedy in
3 acts, by Henry Pettitt.

© John A. McLaughlin, Philadelphia ; 1884 :
7901, Apr. 14. 3132

or, Tilden and Tammany of Gotham, a

comedy iu 3 acts, by Richard Cbixton.

© John A. McLaughlin, Philadelphia ; 1884 :
78J3, Apr. 12. 3133

Battle (The) of the giants; a glance at the
tendency of American commercial life, pre-
sented in the form of a drama.

© liobert Muir, Brooklyn, and Frank Bur-
gess, Boston; ISSG: 22342, Oct. 5. 3134

Battle (The) of the kegs; a comic opera in 2
acts, book by G. Folsom. 53 p. 4". Tyi>e-
written.

© Geo. Folsom, New York; D : 15313, Mar.
12, 1909; 2c. Mar. 12, 1909. 3135

Battle (The) of the skies; iuvente^l and arr.
by Arthur Vuegtlin and 11. H. Burnside. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Lee Shubert, New York; D : 128G2, Apr.
29. 1908; 2e. Apr. 29. 1908. 3136

Battle (The) of the strong; a drama in 4 acts,
by R. Whytal.

© Russ Whytal, New York; D : 1454, Feb.
17, 1902. 3137

Battle (The) of the wilderness; a play in 4
acts, by May Cooper.

© Jennie D. Cooper, United States ; 1891 :

3138

18363, May 19.
— See also Libby prison.

Battle (The) of Two Soon; a military travesty

in 1 act, by E. (iallagher. 4". Typewritten.

© Ed Gallagher, New York; D : 13681, Aug.

29. 1908; 2c. Aug. 31, 1908. 3139

Battle (The) of Very Crude; a military trav-
estv. bv II. N. James and D. J. Duffy, rev.
version' of The battle of Pickel Hill. 8 p. 4°.
Tyi'cwritten.

© lo. June 7, 1915 ; D : 40869 : Harry New-
ton James and Dan J. Duffy, Venice, Cal.

3139a

Battle (The) of the crater.
Petersburgh.

Sec Siege (The) of

Battle (The) of Weldon railroad.
(The) spy.

See Union

148

3140

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

3161

Battle (A) of wits. Typewritten.

© Gertrude S. Dunkin and John Terris,
United States; 1900 A : 10500, Apr. 25: 2e.
Apr. 25. 3140

See also Deceiver deceived.

Battlefield (The); comedy in 3 acts, by P. Moel-
ler. [ISrj] p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 22, 1911; I>: 25330; Philip
Moeller. New Yorlv. 3141

Battles of our country; liliretto, a descriptive
musical, military composition.

© Rich. G. Hollaman, Brooklyn; 1897:420,
Jan. 2. 3142

Battles of our nation.

© Luciano Conterno & sons. New York ;
1S97 : 3437, Jan. 7. 3143
Conterno's historical musical spectacle.

© L. Conterno & sons. New York; 1896:
27262, May 4. 3144

Battling for a fortune; or. The Black hand, a
drama in prologue and 4 acts.

© Jacob A. H'arman, Belle Plaine, Kan. ;
1SS5: 15822, Jaly 23; 2 c. Aug. 24. 3145

Bauernfurst (Der) Sec Three wooers.

Bauernprinzessin (Die); schwank in 3 akten,
von Fritz Lunzer. Regie- u. soufflierbuch.
Leipzig, Wien, New York. W. Karczag, 1914.
57 p. S°.

© Ic. June 16, 1915 ; D : 40955 ; W. Karczag,
Vienna. 3145a

Baumwollkonig' (Der); borsen-schauspiel in 5
alcten. von Algot Sandberg, deutsche biihnen-
bearbeitung von Gustav M. Hartung und John
Josephsohn. Berlin, Oesterheld «& co. verlag.
1912. 154 p. 16°.

© Ic. July 30, 1912; D: 30380; Berliner
theater verlag, g. m. b. h., Berlin. 3146

Baxter's mills; a 4 act rural comedy drama, by
Frank E. Cutler.

© F. E. Cutler, San Francisco; D : 6929,

July 8, 1805. 3147

Bay Ridge tragedy; a drama in 3 acts, by G. W.
Marcellus.

© George W. Marcellus, Philadelphia ; 1875 :
1500. Feb. 16. 3148

Bayonet (The); a drama in 4 acts, by W. H.
McCartney Olajor Muldoon) and J. H. Sel-
wyn.

© Wm. H. McCartney and John H. Selwvn,
New York ; 1871 : 3568, Apr. 20 ; 2c. June 19.

3149

Bazaar; a monologue, by B. B. Hayward. 7 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Beatrice Brooke Hayward, Wayland,
Mass.; D : 7730, Dec. 18, 1905; 2c. Dec. 18.
1905. 3150

Bazar espanol; revista comico-Hrico-polltica-bail-
ahle en 1 acto, dividido en 4 cuadros y apote-
osis, original y eu verso, de Eduardo Haro y
Joaquin Aznar, mfisica del maestro Teodoro
San Jose. ^Madrid, Sociedad de autores es-
panoies, 1911. 53 p. 12°.

© Aug. 21. 1911; 2c. Aug. 22, 1911; D:
25<M>2; E. Haro y J. Aznar, Madrid. 3151

Be a man; comical opereta in 4 acts, by A.
Schorr, music by Perlmutter and Wohl.

© Anshel Schorr, New York; D: 12897. May
4. 1908. 3152

Be game; story of the Canadian woods, by Wil-
lard Mack and Isabelle Fletcher. [2], 9'p. f°-
Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 19, 1914; D : 39091 ; Isabelle
Fletcher Ayres, San Franci.sco. 3152a

Be good; a comedy by W. A. Whitecar.

© Liebler & Miner co., New York; 1897:
46972, Aug. 21. 3153

Beach-craft; play in 4 acts, by H. A. Wood-
wortli. 42 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 1, 1913; D : 32493 ; Helen Alden
Woodworth, Brookline, Mass. 3154

Beach (The) of life; or. In a cottage by the
sea, a drama by T. W. Wharmby.

© Thos. Washington Wharmby, New York;
1898:8069, Jan. 27; 2c. Apr. 6. 3155

Beacon lights; by G. Learock.

© George Learock, New York; 1887:6071,
Mar. 15. 3156

Beadles pirates for ten cents; or. General
Stanley's daughters, an original dramatic and
musical play.

© John A. Ryman and William S. Muilaly,
United States; 1880:4274, Mar. 16. 3157

Bean (The) merchant; play in 1 act, by A. Du-
pont. [1], 15 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 17, 1913; D: 35378; Albert Du-
pont. New York. 3158

Beans; a drama in 3 acts, by A. H. Hagen.

© Staudley Gauterau, San Francisco; 1897:
8776, Feb. 1. 3159

Same.

© Leon Samuel De Verge, San Francisco ;
1897:9.501, Feb. 5. 3160

a farce comedy in 3 acts, by A. H. Hagen.

[Scenario] Typewritten.

© Leon S. De Verge, San Francisco; 1897:
25041, Apr. 22; 2c. July 2. 3161

farce of errors in 3 acts, by M. Crosse Van

Praag. [2], 70 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 27, 1914; D: 36188; Margaret
Crosse Van Praag, New Yorfe. 3 16 la

149

3162

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

3180

Beans and buttons; a dire symphony in 1 act,
consisting of various suggestions as to matri-
mony, duelling, honor and sentiment, hewn,
hacked, chipped and disarranged by W. H.
Lepere, afterwards instrumented, orches-
trated, and conglomerated into one harmoni-
ous musical paradox, by A. G. Robyn.

© William H. Lepere and Alfred G. Robyn.
St. Louis; 1885:6938, Mar. 24. 3162

Bear (The); a comedy in 1 act, adapted from
the Russian, by O. Johnson.

© Owen Johnson, New York; D: 10208,
JNIar. 25, 1907. 3163

drama in prologue and 4 acts, by B. L. Hall.

ii, 93 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 1, 1910; D: 21228; Bin-ton
Luther Hall, Berkeley, Cal. 3164

a farce in 1 act, by T. P. Murphy. 11 p.

f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 31, 1912; D: 29834; Thomas P.
JNIurphy, Chicago. 3165

Bear and the girl; musical comedy in 3 acts,

book and lyrics by Homer Granville [pseud.

of Homer D. Grant] 114 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 2, 1909 ; D : 17593 ; Homer D.

Grant, New York. 3166

Bear (The) leaders; farce in 4 acts, by R. C.
Carton [pseud, of R. C. Critchett] New York,
S. French; London, S. French, ltd. 182 p.
12°.

© Oct. 22, 1913 ; 2c. Oct. 23, 1913 ; D : 34814 ;
Samuel French, ltd., London. 3167

Bear Wallow belles. Proof.

© Mrs. Wm. R. Caperton, Louisville; D:
4864, Apr. 11, 1904; 2c. Apr. 2, 1904. 3168

Bearded (The) monster; a play, by J. L. Tuttle.

© John L. Tuttle. Denver ; 1897 : 44730, Aug.

6; 2c. Dec. 24, 1898. 3169

Bearing arms; by E. O'Connor. 20 p. 4°.
Tjiiewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 30, 1909: D: 17565; Evelyn
O'Connor, Rochester, N. Y. 3170

Bearing the yoke; by Walter Willis.

© George Wilcox, New York ; 1873 : 12120,
Oct. 23. 3171

Beast (The).

© Frank W. Martin, Chicago; D : 14110,
Oct. 21, 1908. 3172

See also My mother.

Beast (The) and the bargain; comedy-drama in
4 acts, by M. Evans. [38] p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. May 16, 1914; D: 37044; Manford
Evans, Thompson, la. 3172a

Beast (The) and the sleeping beauty; a fairy
operetta in 2 acts, by John Arthur Fraser.
40 ]). 4". Typewritten.

© Albert L. Baker, Chicago; D : 1541, Mar.
10, 1902; 2c. JMar. 8, 1902. 3173

Beast (The) of the field; a play of the American
Middle AVest in 4 acts, by H. C. Wade. [3],
S3 p. f°. Typewritten.

• © Ic, Feb. 6, 1913; D: 32215; Harmon
Casper AVade. Cleveland. 3174

Beast (The) who dwelt in the East. See Ka
Foo-za-lem.

Beasts of prey; original drama in 1 act and 5
scenes, by M. Nobles. 18 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 9, 1915; D: 40316; Milton No-
bles, Brooklyn. 3174a

Beat (The); novelty playlet in 1 act, by B.
Barnett. 18 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 3, 1914; D: 38042; Ben Barnett,
New York. 3174b

Beat it; farce, by Willis N. Bugbee. Lebanon,
O., March bros.' 3 p. 8°.

© Sept. 9, 1912; 2c. Sept. 12, 1012; D:

30824; March bros., Lebanon. O. 3175

Beat (The) of the wing (Le coup d'aile); a
play in 3 acts, by Francois de Curel, tr. from
the French, by Alice Van Kaathoven. {In
Poet lore, v. 20, no. 5. Sept.-Oct. 1909; peri-
odical © Sept. 8, 1909; 2c. Sept. 11, 1909;
B: 190390; Poet lore co., Boston) 3175a

Beata; in 5 acts, tr. by Mrs. Edward Wharton
from Es lebe diis leben by Herman Suder-
mann.

© INIrs. Patrick Campbell, London ; D : 2643,
Oct. 31, 1902. 3176

Beaten biscuit; farce in 1 act. by R. Strauss.
[2], 11 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 12. 1911; D : 23931 ; Robert
Strauss, New York. 3177

Beating the devil; a play in 4 acts, by S. J.
Gilmau. [62] p. 4". typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 28, 1009; D: 16653; Stephen J.
Gllman. Everett, Mass. 3178

Beating the world. See Social pirate.

Beatrezia; or. The star of the Alps, a i-oniance
of Alpine life in 5 acts, by M. J. Blank. Provi-
dence, 1880.

© Morritz J. Blank, United States; 1881:
938, Jan. 17. 3179

Beatrice; comedy drama in 3 acts, by W. E. M.
Golden.

© William E. M. Golden, Bloomington. Ind. ;
1880 : 7234, M:ir. 29. 3180

150

3180

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

3202

Beatrice — Continued.

legende lyrique en 4 actes, poeme de Rob-
ert de Flers et Gaston-A. de Cailhivet, d'apres
Charles Nodier, musique de Andre Messager.
Paris, Adolph Fiirstuer. 3 p. 1., 87 p. 12°.

© Mar. 17, 1914; Ic. Apr. 16, 1914; D:
3G71S; Adolph Fiirstuer, Paris. 3180a

• a ])lay in 5 acts, by E. Weitzel and F. S.

Isham.

© Edward Weitzel and F. Stewart Isham,
Detroit; 1889:16829. June 3; 2c. June 3.

3181

a tragedy in 4 acts, by A. W. Brayley.

© Arthur Wellinsjton F.rayley, Boston;
1893 : S13, Jan. 4 ; 2c. Apr. 26. 3182

Beatrice Cenci; a tragedy in 4 acts by G. F. X.
Hill.

© George Francis Xavier Hill, New York ;
1880:8143, Mar. 13. 3183

Beatrice Del Sarto; or, A Corsican's oath, by
M. L. Severy. Typewritten.

© Melvin L. Severy, Boston; 1890:30840,
Oct. 6; 2c. Oct. 6. 3184

Beatrice et Benedict; opera -couiique en 2 actes,
imlte de Shakespeare, paroles et mnsiqne de
Hector Berlioz. Paris, O. Joubert, 1906. 74 p.
8°.

© Celestin Joubert, Paris; D : 9002, Aug.
27, 1906 ; 2c. Aug. 27, 1906. 3185

Beatrice of Havere. Typewritten.

© Edwin McCallum Thomas, Gate City,
Ala.; 1900 A:137S8, June 2; Ic. June 2; Ic.
Feb. 9, 1903. 3186

Beatrice of the threshold; play in 4 acts, by
W. C. rtaue. [1821 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 17, 1911; D : 23377 ; W. Carl
Rauo, Philadelphia. 3187

Beatrice, the self doomed; a tragic play in 5
acts, by J. A. ,T. Neafie.

© J. A. J. Neafie, New York; 1879:6574,
May 16. 3188

Beats (The) of New York; an original local
drama in 3 acts, by J. J. Wallace.

© J. J. Wallace, New York; 1873:3521.
Apr. 7. 3189

Beau Austin. Sec Three plays; by W. E. Hen-
ley and R. L. Stevenson.

Beau Brocade; a romantic drama in 4 acts, by
Baroness [Emmuska] Orczy and M. Barstow.
4". Typewritten.

© May Howes, New York ; D : 12409, Feb.
24, 1908; 2c. Feb. 24, 1908. 3190

Beau Bi-ummell; as abridged and transformed,
by A. O'Connell. 36 p. 24". Printed.

© Arthur O'Connell, Syracuse, N. Y. ; D:
13063, May 26, 1908; 2c. May 27, 1908. 3191

Beau Brummeil — Continued.

a dr:una in 4 acts, by W. G. Wills.

© Alexander Henderson, United States;
1874:1527, Feb. 11. 3192

a play in 5 acts, by J. Cumberland. 4°.

Typev.-ritten.

© John Cumberland, Maywood, N. J. ; D :
8245, Mar. 29, 1906; 2c. Mar. 29, 1906. 3193
a play in 4 acts, written for Richard Mans-
field, by Clyde Fitch. New York, J. Lane
company, 1908. 142 \). front, (port.) plates.
8".

© John liune co.. New York ; D : 13547, Aug.
4, 1908; 2c. Aug. 5, 1908. 3194

Beau (The) Brummeil burlesquers, abroad and
at ho3ne; a musical comedy in 2 acts.

© Frank R. Carr, Brooklyn; 1898:12246,
Feb. 18. 3195

Beau (Le) cadeau; par Hubert Genin. 3 p. 4".
Typewritten.

© Ic. June 21, 1912; D: 30055; Gaumont

company. New York. 3196

Beau (Le) jeune honime. Sec Theatre com^-

plet; [del Alfred Capus.
Beau (Un) niariage; comedie en 3 actes, par S.

Guitry. 32 p. (L'lllustration theatrale, 8"

annee- 198, 6 .Janvier 1912)

© Jan. 6, 1912 ; 2c. Feb. 14, 1912 ; D : 28677 :

Sacha Guitry, Paris. 3197

Beau Tancrede (Scenario of).

© Robert W. Criswell, New York; 1900 A:
28556, Nov. 20. 3198

Beaucaire; a play in 4 acts, by B. Tarkington
and Evelyn Greenleaf Sutherland.

© Newton Booth Tarkington, Indianapolis;
D : 929, Oct. 5, 1901. 3199

Beauchampe; a tragedy in 5 acts, by D. A.
Latchaw.

© D. Austin Latchaw, Kansas City, Mo. ;
1888 : 27877, Oct. 1. 3200

Beaujeu. 8ce White hawk.
Beaumanoir; spectacular historical dramatic
tragedy, dramatized from the Golden dog, by
W. Kirby. 38 p. 5 p. mounted plates. Type-
written.

© Ic. Nov. 23, 1911; D: 2.5841; William
Kirby, Toronto, Canada. 3201

Beauniarchais theatre illustre; notices et an-
notations par M. Roustan. . . t. 1, 2. Paris,
Bibliotheque Larousse [1911] 2 y. front.
(port.) plates, facsim. 8".

Contents. — t. 1. Eugenie, Les deux amis, Le
barbier de Seville. — t. 2. La folic journee: ou,
Le mariage de Figaro, Tarare, L'autre Tar-
tuffe; ou. La ra§re coupable.

© Oct. 31, 1911; 2c. each Nov. 28, 1911;
A-Foreign 3908; Libra iiio Larousse & co.,
Paris. 3202

151

3203

DKAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

3223

Beauteous Beatrice; or, Hearts and tarts.

© Beujnmin Aymar, East Orange, N. J. :
1895:53000, Oct. 18; 2c. Oct. 18. 3203

Beauteous Mexico. See Montezuma.

Beautiful (The) baroness; opera in 2 acts, by
H. Tudor Mason and G. Marsh Little. [6], 63
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 26. 1911 ; D : 28121 ; International
copyright bureau, ltd., London. 3204

Beautiful (A) blufif; a farcical comedy in 1 act,
by W. M. Bangs.

© W. M. Bangs, Rochester, N. Y. ; 1898:
31192, May 19. 3205

Beautiful Bugland; a modern musical fantasy
by U. Clayton. 24 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Una Clavton, New York; D : 14619, Dec.
24, 1908; 2c. Dec. 24, 1908. 3206

Beautiful Christie, the pride of my heart; a
drama in 4 acts, by L. J. L. Stilwell. 84 p.
f. Typewritten.

© Laura Jean Libbey-Stilwell, Brooklyn ;
D : 12060, Jan. 3, 1908 ; 2c. May 26, 1908.

3207

Beautiful (The) Du Barry; a drama in 4 acts
and an intermezzo, by K. Stagg and F. V. Le
Mone. Typewritten.

© Katherine Stagg and Franc V. Le Mone,
New York ; D : 1083, Nov. 11, 1901 ; 2c. Nov. 11.
1901. 3208

Beautiful fiend; dramatic composition, by C. T.
Wilkersou. 54 p. f. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 9, 1910 ; D : 20755 ; Chas. T. Wil-
kerson, Entei^prise, Okl. 3209

emotional melo-drama in 4 acts, by Geo. V.

Wybrow and Frank TJ. Thome.

© Frank J. Connor and Chas. F. Dittmar,
Brooklyn; D : 1873, May 12, 1902. 3210

romantic drama in 3 acts, by J. De Bonay.

© John De Bonay, New York ; 1873 : 811,
Jan. 29. 3211

Beautiful (The) forever; modern drama in 2

acts, by G. F. Sturgis. 60 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 25, 1915; D : 40704 ; Granville

Forbes Sturgis, Denver. 3211a

Beautiful (The) invalid; an original play in
5 acts, by II. C. Goodspeed.

© Henry Churchill Goodspeed, Boston ;

1893:11836, Mar. 7. 3212

Beautiful (A) liar; or. After the French ball, a
comedy in 1 act, by J. R. Gordon. 24 p. f".
Typewritten.

© John R. Gordon, Milwaukee ; D : 13168.
June 12. 1908: 2c. June 12, 1908. 3213
See oiso What would you do?

Beautiful (A) maiden. See Emerald gem.

Beautiful Mary; pool room meller drammer, by
A. Weinberg. [1], 8 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 7, 1912; D: 30763; Abe Wein-
berg, New York. 3214

Beautiful (The) Mrs. Bullamy; play in 3 acts,
by J. n. Greene. 91 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. July 17, 1915; D : 41247 ; John Henry
Greene, New York. 3214a

Beautiful (The) mustee. See Eunice.

Beautiful probate. See Probate chafE.

Beautiful (The) shoe-binder of Lynn; oi% New
York in 1850, an original drama in 4 acts,
with new sensations and effects, by P. Con-
nolly and E. Barry.

© P. Connolly and E. Barry, New York;
1872:1029, Feb. 19. 3215

Beautiful (The) snow; a moral drama in 3

acts, by F. W. Nieman.

© W. J. Nieman, Fort Wayne, Ind. ; 1873:

11546, Oct. 8; 2c. Oct. 8. 3216
a society drama in 4 acts, written by S. W.

Mangin.

© Samnel W. Mangin, Chicago; 1873 : 13314,

Nov. 17. 3217

Beautiful (The) spy; or, Remember the Maine,

drama in 3 acts and 3 scenes, by E. B. de

Ligny. [61] p. f. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 15, 1910; D: 21800; Ernest B.
de Ligny, New York. 3218

Beautiful (The) witch of the camp-fire girls;
dramatic comedy in 3 acts, by M. P. MacDon-
ald [Mrs. Arthur MacDonald] [39] p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© le. Dec. 11, 1913; D : 35307 ; Margaret
Porterfield MacDonald, Washington. 3219

Beauty; an original comedy in 4 acts, by G. F.
Rowe.

© George Fawcett Rowe, New York; 1880:
7378, May 11. 3220

a play of to-day in 3 acts, by R. Weiman.

3 V. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 3, 1912; D: 29572; Rita Wei-
man, New York. 3221

Beauty and the barge; farce in 3 acts, by W. W.

Jacobs and Louis N. Parker. New York, S.

French; London, S. French, ltd. 148 p. 12".

© Oct. 15, 1910; 2c. Oct. 17, 1910 ; D : 22296 :

Samnel French, ltd., London. 3222

Beauty and the Beast; play in 4 acts, by B.
Hooker. 4 v. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Mav 22, 1915; D: 40747; Brian
Hooker, New York. 3222a

Beauty and the Beast (up to date); a comedy
in 3 acts, by E. A. Locke.

© Edwin A. Locke, Lockehaven. N. H. :
1893 : 22212, May 8. 3223

152

3224

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

3244

Beauty (The) and the bicycle. See Sleeping
(The) princess.

Beauty and the prince; a comic opera, words
by A. Lowry. Typewritten.

© A^nes Lowrv, San Francisco ; D : 319,
Apr. 8, 1001; 2c. Apr. 8, 1901. 3224

Beauty (The) box. See Aphrodite Pontia.

Beauty culture; sketch, by M. Maher. 8 p. 4".
Typewritten.

© Ic. July 16, 1912 ; D : 30273 ; Mary Maher.
New Yorlv. 3225

Beauty (The) doctor; a farce comedy, by J.
J. Costello.

© John Jerome Costello, Chicago; 1S97 :

65649, Nov. 26; 2c. Jan. 21, 1898. 3226

musical comedy in 1 act, by F. De Witt.

26 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 1, 1911; D: 24878; Francis De
Witt, New York. 3227

a musical farce in 3 acts, by H. M. Shelley.

© Howard Merrell Shelley, Philadelphia ;

D : 351, Apr. 16, 1901.
— play in 1 act. by A. Hoffman.

3228

60 p. 4".
Typewritten.

'© Ic. Sept. 30, 1912; D: 31008; Aaron Hoff-
man, New York. 3229

Beauty farm; a musical comedy, by J. Mac-
Ewen. 106 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 18, 1910; D: 20824; John Mac-
Ewen, New York. 3230

Beauty (A) from Butte; a comedy in 4 acts, by
L. H. Newcomb.

© Lew. H. Newcomb, Chicago; D : 2800,
Jan. 2, 1903. 3231

Beauty hens; drama, by O. L. Peck. 16 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 5, 1909; D: 17028; O. L. Peck,
Brooklyn. 3232

Beauty in dreamland; or. The pearls of the
Orient, an original scenic burletta extrava-
ganza in 1 act, designed, conceived and origi-
nated, by S. T. Jack. Ms.

© Samuel T. Jack, Minneapolis; 1889:
15965, May 27; 2c. May 27. 3233

Beauty machine; a farce in 2 acts, by Thatcher
Howland Guild. Boston, W. H. Baker & co.
[1906] 29 p. 12".

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston; D : 9070,
Sept. 12, 1906; 2c. Nov. 6, 1906. 3234

Beauty (The) of Helen; a play in 4 acts. 82 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Walter Scammon Lockwood, Wilmette,
111. ; D : 11636, Oct. 31, 1907 ; 2c. Oct. 31, 1907.

3235

Beauty (The) of Helen — Continued.

play in 4 acts, by W. S. Lockwood. [162]

p. 4". TjT)ewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 21, 1910; D: 22612; Walter
Scammon Lockwood, Wilmette, 111. 323S

Beauty (The) of Toledo, See Prince Tsaak
Melinary,

Beauty (The) parlor; play in 1 act, by E.
Jordan. 38 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 5, 1913; D : 33171 ; Elizabeth
Jordan, New York. 3237

Beauty (The) shop; mnsicaL comedy in 3 acts,
by C. Pollock and Rennold Wolf. [98] p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 11. 1913; D: 34982; Channing
Pollock, Shoreham, N. Y. 3238

a musical farce in 3 acts, words by J. C.

Crawford, music by A. Clement. 52 p. 8°.
Typewritten.

© James C. Crawford and Ada Clement,
San Francisco ; D : 4542, Jan. 5, 1904 ; 2c. Jan.
27, 1904. 3239

play in 1 act, by John G. Collins. 4 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 17, 1912; D : 30701 ; George O.
Stone, New York. 3240
by Thomas J. Gray. 12 p. 4°. Type-

written.

© Ic. Aug. 20, 1913; D: 34205; John Mc-
Clure Chase, New York. 3241

Beauty (The) stone; an original romantic mu-
sical drama in 3 acts, written by Arthur W.
Pinero and J. Comyns Carr, composed by Ar-
thur Sullivan, New York, Boosey & co.

© Chappell & CO., London ; 1898 : 33420, May
31 ; 2c. May 31. 3242

Beauty (The), the bully, and the bell-punch.
Sec Little Enoch Arden.

Beauty (A) to order; comedy sketch, by H. L.

Newton and A. S. Hoffman. Chicago and

New York, The Dramatic publishing company

[1906] 8 p. 12".
© Dramatic pub. co., Chicago; D : 9543,

Nov. 28, 1906 ; 2c. Dec. 24, 1906. 3243

Beauty (The) trust. See Title (The) seekers.
Beaux (Les) messieurs de Bois-Dore. See

Mario. '^

Beaux stratagem. See Recruiting officer.—

Representative English dramas from Dry-
den to Sheridan.
Beaver (The) coat. See Dramatic works of

Gerhart Hauptmann.
Bebe; or. The mistakes of a night, a comedy in

3 acts, by F. Howe, jr.

© Frank Howe, jr.. New London, Conn.;

1SS8 : 17256, June 16.
See also Baby.

3244

153

3244

DEAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

3265

Bebe s'amuse; vaudeville en 2 actes et 3 tab-
leaux, ])i\v Dnuiel Jourda et Lucicn Hoclae.
Paris, C. Joxibert. 6S p. S°.

© Jime 13, 1014; Ic. June 20, 1914; D:
37364; Joubert, Paris. 3244a

Bec_(Le) de gaz; comedie en 1 acte [de] Robert
Dieudonne. Paris, Georges Ondet, 1900. G4 p.

. 12°.

© G. Ondet, Paris : D : 16065, June 14, 1009 ;
2e. June 14, 1909. 3245

Because he loved David so. See Power of
Purini,

Because his love proved false; a drama in 4
iicts, by L. J. L. Stihvell. 61 p. f". Type-
written.

© Laura Jean Libbey-Stilwell, Brooklyn;
D : 320.S9, Jan. 3, 1908; 2c. Apr. 13, 1908. 3246

Because I love you; drama in 4 acts, by John
A. Fraser.

© Dramatic pub. co., Cbicago; 1899:68873.
Oct. 23; 2c. Nov. 17. 3247

■ dramatic sketch, by J. Snyder.

© John Snvder. Wellesley Hills, ]Mass. ; D :
570. June 12, 1901. 3248

Because of Ann; playlet for 4 people, by J. G.
Lyle. 22 p. 4°. TyiJewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 13, 1914 ; D : 38470 ; John Geddes
Lyle, San Francisco. 3248a

Because of honour; a drama in 5 acts, by E.
J. :M. Hart. Typewritten.

© Edgar J. M. Hart, New York; 1899:
70205, Oct. 28; 2c. ]Mar. 28, 1900. 3249

Becerro (El) de oro; vaudeville en 1 acto, di-
vidido en 3 cuadros, libro de J. Capella, mti-
slca del maestro Alvarez del Castillo. Ma-
drid. Sociedad de autores espauoles, 1909. 38
p. 12°.

© July 2, 1909 : 2c. July 14, 1909 ; D : 10250 ;
Jacinto Capella, Madrid. 3250

Beckers geschichte. See Midnight (A) prom-
ise.

Becky; a play in 4 acts, by W. I. Cohn. 68 p.
f". Typewritten.

© William Isaac Cohn, New York; D:
14425, Dec. 1, 1908; 2c. Jan. 14, 1909. 3251

play in 1 act, by L. Kreke. 18 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Ic. May 3, 1915; D: 40542; Lillian Kreke.
Toledo, O. 3251a

• a play in 3 acts, by W. I. Cohn. SO p. f°.

Typewritten.

© William Isaac Cohn, New York; D:
13702, Sept. 2, 1908 ; 2c. Sept. 16, 1908. 3252

Becky Mix; an American comedy drama in 4
acts, by C. W. Tayleure.

© Clifton W. Tayleure. Brooklyn; 1876:
9870, Aug. 30. 3253

Becky Sharp; a drama in 5 acts, by H. Peterson.

© Henry Peterson, Philadelphia ; 1S78 : 890,

Jan. 21. 3254

^a dr.-ima in 4 acts, by George F. Rowe and

C. W. Barry.

© Cluirles W. Barry, New York; 1S72 :
10554, Oct. 3. 3255

-; a play in 4 acts, by L. Mitchell.

© Lnngdou Mitchell, New York; 1899:
71934, Nov. 3 ; 2c. Dec. 16. 3256

Becoming a prince; or. Earning the birthright,
pl;!y in 4 acts, by J. P. Lynne, 107 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© le. May 6, 1911; D: 24149; John Peter
Lynne, New York. 3257

Bed-rock; ;'. drama in 5 acts, by D. Hanchett.

© D. Hiuichett, Indianapolis ; 1878 : 13085,

Nov. 12. 3258

play in 3 acts, by B. Ongley and R. Madden.

95]). 4°. Typewritten. [Note: Title changed
. to Borrowed money]

© Ic. Apr. S, 1913 ; D : 32907 ; Byron Ongley

and Richard Madden, New York. 3259

Bed-rock (The) flume; a mining drama in 4
acts, by A. Carr. Hill City, S. D., 1909. 48 p.
24°.

© Albert Carr, Hill City, S. D. ; D : 15768.
May 3, J909; 2c. June 26, 1009. 3260

Bedad, by O'Dowd; an original burlesque in
2 acts, by J. F. Poole.

© John F. Poole, New York; 1873:2397,
Mar. 11. 3261

Beddingford Junction; modern mystery drama
in prologue, 1 act and epilogue, by G. L. Wha-
len. 15 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 20, 1915; D: 40130; Geoffrey L.
Whalen, Cambridge, Mass. 3261a

Bedeviled (The) studio; magical drama, by O.
S. Teale. [11] p. 8°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 5, 1910; D: 21745; Oscar S.
Teale, New York. 3262

Bee (The) and the butterfly; a modern Ameri-
cnn drnnia in 3 acts, by F. F. Schrader.

© Fred. F. Schrader, New York ; D : 10091,
June 3, 1007. 3263

Bee (The) flat; play in 2 acts, by H. M. Deane.
[25] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 16, 1913; D: 34174; Hazel May
Deane. Providence, R. I. 3264

Bee (A) in her bonnet; a farce in 1 act, by C.
A'ezina. 30 p. 4°. Tj-pewritten.

© Cyril Yezina, New York; D : 10386, Apr.
20. 1007; 2c. Apr. 12, 1907. 3265

154

3266

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

3288

Beecher, Mass.; comedy in 3 acts, by H. Saint-
Giuicleus. 100 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 4, 1909 ; D : 17029 ; Homer Saint-
Gaudeus, Windsor, Vt. 3266

Beehive (The) 8". Typewritten.

© Josepli Frederick, Grent Britain; D:
3S76. Anj,'. 22, 1903; 2c. Aug. 24, 1903. 3267

Beelzebub; <i fantastic drama in 4 acts, by B.
(Jrenie, rev. and tr. from the French into Eng-
lish l>y Carol Reginald. Typewritten.

© Bartlielemv Grenie, United States; 1899:
50074, Aug. 3; 2c. Aug. 3. 3268

Be-el 'ze-bub and Prince Schub; book and lyr-
ics for a musical comedy in 3 acts, by W.
Busch. Go p. 4". Typewritten.

© William Busch, St. Louis ; D : 13674, Aug.
28, 1908; 2c. Oct. 13, 1908. 3269

Bees (The).

© B. C. Hart, Cleveland; 1896:70950. Dec.
80. 3270

Beethoven; piece en 3 actes en vers, par R.
Fancbois. 1 p. 1., 96 p. 12".

© Rene Fancbois, Paris; D : 15524. Apr. 3.
1909 ; 2c. Apr. 3. 1909. 3271

sketch in 1 act, by D. Bowles. 12 p. f°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 11, 1911 ; D : 23922 ; Donald
Bowles, Gloucester, Mass. 3272

Befehl (Der) des fiirsten; ein lustspiel in 1
vorspiel und 3 akten, von Robert Overweg.
Berlin, Theaterverlag E. Bloch. 115 p. 12°.

© Edunrd Bloch. Berlin; D : 15217, Mar. 1,
1909; 2c. Mar. 1, 1909. 3273

Beffa (La); drame italien, en 4 actes, en vers,
de S. Benelli, transposition en vers frangais
de J. Richepin. (L'lllustration theatrale, no.
142, 19 mars 1910)

© Mar. 19, 1910; 2c. Apr. 15, 1910; D : 20707.
Sem Benelli & Jean Richepin, Paris. 3274

Befo' de wah. See Uncle Abe.

Before and after; warning in 1 act, by L.
Cowen. [1], 11 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 20, 1912; D: 30482; Laurence
Cowen, London. 3275

Before and after taking; a play in 3 acts, by
L. Ditrichstoin. 4°. Typewritten.

© Leo Ditrichstein, New York ; D : 6428,
Mar. 21, 1905; 2c. Mar. 21, 1905. 3276

Before and after the battle; in 1 act.

© Richard E. Thomas, Rochester, N. Y. ;
1900 A : 27405, Nov. 3. 3277

Before and after the war; a comedy in 5 acts,
by B. G. Lovejoy.

© B. G. Lovejoy, Washington; 1877:3913,
Apr. 2. 3278

Before and after the war — Continued.

-a 4 act spectacular comedy, by Billy Mc-

Clain.

© Billy McClain, Indianapolis; 1894:52288,

Nov. 9. 3279

See also Uncle Zenos.

Before and now; playlet, by H. M. Dills. 17 p.
4°. Typev.-ritten.

© Ic. May 20, 1915 ; D : 40713 ; Holland Mc-
Tyrie Dills, New York. 3279a

Before and then after. 4 p. 4". Typewritten.

© C. Green, New York ; D : 12023, Dec. 31,

1907; 2c. Feb. 25, 1908. 3280

Before breakfast; comedy in 1 act. by Githa
Sowerby. New York, S. French; London, S.
French, ltd., 1913. 20 p. 12°.

© Oct. 21, 1913 ; 2c. Oct. 24, 1913 ; D : 34855 ;
Samuel French, ltd., London. 3281

^ farce comedy in 3 acts, by A. Leiber. 79 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. IMar. 20, 1915 ; D : 40433 ; Allen Leiber,
Chicago. 3281a

Before dawn; play in 1 act, by D. Potter. [2],
31 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Julv 28. 1913; D: 33902; Dorothy
Potter, Chicago. 3282

(Vor sonnenauf gang') ; pocial drama, by

Gerhart Hauptmann, tr. by L. Bloomfield.

(In Poet lore, v. 20, no. 4, July-AuguBt, 1909)

© Aug. 2, 1909 : 2c. Feb. 16, 1910 ; D : 20201 ;

Leonard Bloomfield, Boston. 3283

^ee also Dramatic works of Gerhart

Kauptmann.

Before dawn of day; dramatic playlet, by B. M.
Engle. [101 p. 'f. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 9, 1913; D: 35293; Bill Maurice
Engle, Brooklyn. 3284

Before (A) dinner scene at the house of the
Montagues.

© Marv Mav Boynton, Franklin, O. ; 1898:
61054, Oct. 17; 2c. Nov. 16. 3285

Before man was; play in 6 acts, by S. C. Ott.
[11. 8 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 13, 1912; D: 31381; Susanna C.
Ott, Tropico, Cal. 3286

Before Santiago; comedy drama in 1 act, by C.
Ellis. 23 p. 12°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 19, 1910; D: 21886; Chas. Ellis.
Rock Island, 111. 3287

Before the amendments. See Eph. — Lucre.

Before the coronation; comedy in 1 act, by F.
Schaefer. [11] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 3, 1911; D: 23830; Fred Schae-
fer, San Francisco. 3288

155

3289

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

3313

Before the curtain ro6e; play in 1 act, by E. S.
Tupper. [2], 15 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 8, 1913; D : 32954 ; Edith Ses-
sions Tupper, New Yorlc. 3289

Before the dawn; drama in 1 act, by E. M-
Crane. [1], 2o p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 13, 1913; D: 34126; Eleanor
Maud Crane, New York. 3290

Before the dawn of history; a play without
words. 7 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Robert Scully, Somerville, N. J. , D : 9579,
Dec. 5, 1906; 2c. Dec. 5, 1906. 3291

Before the Gringos came.

© Herbert A. Rogers, Santa Barbai-a, Cal. ;
D : 9013, Aug. 29, 1906. 3292

■ a comedy drama in 4 acts, by H. D. Cot-

trell. 77 p. f . Tyiiew^ritten.

© Charles Henrv Farrell, San Francisco;
D : 7950, Feb. 6, 1906 ; 2c. Feb. 23, 1906. 3293

Before the hour; a modern drama, by M. Fair-
weather. 167 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Mary Fairweather, Guilford, Conn. ; D :
13656, Aug. 26, 1908 ; 2c. Sept. 10, 1908. 3294

Before the king; play by J. I. Whitcher. 12 p.
f". Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 9, 1912; D : 29331 ; Jean Ingham
Whitcher, San Francisco. 3295

Before the night show; a play in 1 act, by
David Marshall [pseud, of D. Marks] [1],
9 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 11, 1913 ; D : 32281 ; David Marks,
New York. 3296

Before the play; dramatic monologue, by E.
Barrington. [4], 12 p. obi. 12°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 19. 1913; D: 32425; Ethel Bar-
rington, Philadelphia. 3297

1 act comedy drama, by Margaret Keeue

and A. J. PYank. 19 p. 4°. Tyi^ewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 25, 1910; D : 20291 : Bert S.
Frank and Anna Jordan Frank, Chicago.

3298

Before the rummage sale; entertainment in 1
act, by G. S. Shephard. New York, S. French ;
London, S. French, ltd. 31 p. 12".

© July 30.. 1913: 2c. July 31. 1913; D:
33955; Samuel French, New York. 3299

Before the show; in 1 act, by O. T. Johnsone.
[81 ]). f. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 7, 1911 ; D : 25425 ; Otto T. John-
sone, Brooklyn. 3300

■ play in 1 act, by M. Wentworth. 7 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 22, 1913 ; D : 35678 ; May Went-
worth, New York. 3300a

Before the war.

© Edw.ird Lawrence Merritt, So. Berkeley,
Cal. ; D : 11660, Nov. 5, 1907. 3301

a musical comedy in 1 act, by Walter H.

Ne.:ll. Philadelphia, The Penn pub. co., 1908.
13 p. 12".

© Penn pub. co., Philadelphia; D : 13617,
Aug. 20, 1908 ; 2c. Aug. 19, 1908. 3302

Before the war and after emancipation. . .
i^ce Afrinierican (The)

Before them all; comedy in 1 act, by H. Bagg.
15 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 4, 1912; D: 31311; Helen Bagg,
Chicago. 3303

Before twelve; or. My last chance, a comedy
in 1 act, by B. F. and E. M. Clinton. [2], 18
p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 18, 1912; D: 29079; B. F. and
11 M. Clinton, Brooklyn. 3304

Befreiung (Die) des Oidipus. See Dionysische
tragedien.

Beggar (The) and the maid; playlet in 1 act,
by M. Medbury. 25 p. f". Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 26, 1911; D: 25609; Martin Med-
bury, Alameda, Cal. 3305

Beggar (The) child; a comedy drama in 3 acts,
by J. C. Freund.

© John C. Freund, New York ; 1884 : 20800,
Oct. 16. 3306

Beggar (A) on horseback; by J. M. Lippmann.

© Julie M. Lippmann, Brooklyn; 1891 : 7542,
Feb. 27. 3307

a comedy in 4 acts, by Mrs. Harry Beckett.

© Harry Beckett, New York; 1880:1212,
Jan. 20. 3308

comedy in 3 acts, by W. Holcomb.

© Willard Holcomb, Washington; 1899:
10035, Feb. 2. 3309

a domestic comedy drama in 3 acts, by J.

A. King and G. E. Hall.

© George PI Hall and John A. King, Brook-
lyn; D:1957, May 31. 1902. 3310

Beggar (The) prince; an operatic comedy in
3 acts, by Frank A. Wade.

© F. A. Wade, Lawrence, Kan.; 1900 A:
31100, Dec. 24. 3311

Sec also Enjoyable entertainments.

Beggar (The) Venus; a romantic drama in 3

acts, by A. L. Wright. Chicago, T. S. Denison.

© T. S. Denison, Chicago ; 1888 : 28935. Oct.

11; 2c. Oct. 29. 3312

Beggars; a Mexican study. 13 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Mae Lewerenz, Detroit; D : 9652, Dec.
17, 1900; 2c. Dec. 17, 1906. 3313

156

?314

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

3335

Beggars on horseback; a comedy-drama.

© Gus Williams, New York; 1891:14800,
Apr. 21. 3314

a new domestic drama, iu a prologue and

4 acts, by F. D. Skiff.

© Frank D. Skiff, Chicago ; 1874 : 15564,
Dec. 26. 3315

Beggar's opera. See Hepresentative English
dramas from Dryden to Sheridan.

Beginning (The) and ending of cabaret; play
iu 1 act, by M. Sunderland. 2 p. f". Type-
written.

© Ic. Sept. 6, 1913 ; D : 37019 ; May Sunder-
land, Chicago. 3315a

Beginning (The) and the end; by E. A. Spen-
cer. Typewritten.

© Elihu A. Spencer, Buffalo ; D : 3119, Mar.
12, 1903 ; 2c. Apr. 9, 1903. 3316

5 p.

Type-

Beginning (The) of the end.
written.

© John J. Cavanaugh, Pittsburgh ; D :
14155, Oct. 27, 1908; 2c. Oct. 27, 1908. 3317

comedy drama in 4 acts, by I. Witmark and

Fred B. Hawkins.

© Isidor Witmark, New York; 1892:7374,
Feb. 15. 3318

Beguins (Les) de madanie; vaudeville en 1
acte, de Henry Moreau et Georges Arnould.
Paris, C. Joubert. 35 p. S".

© Dec. 20, 1911 ; 2c. Dec. 26, 1911 ; D : 28089 ;
Joubert, Paris. 3319

Begum (The) of Piura. See Buccaneers (The).

Behind a curtain; a monologue. New York, The
De Witt ])ublishing house.

© 11. H. Rnssell & son. New York; 1892:
52673, Dec. 23; 2c. Dec. 24, 3892; 2c. Dec. 26.
1893. 3320

Behind a mask; a drama in 5 acts, by A. K.
Fulton.

© A. K. Fulton, Baltimore; 1882:21067.
Dec. 12. 3321

original musical and sensational drama, by

T. D. Haehnlen.

© Theodore D. Haehnlen, New York ; 1874 :
11756, Sept. 17. 3322

Behind closed doors; matrimonial incident in 1
act, by M. Wallace. 18 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 10, 1912 ; D : 28651 ; Morgan Wal-
lace, New York. 3323

Behind the big hat; comedy playlet in 1 scene,
by C. B. Newton. 3 p. f". Tyiiewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 24, 1913; D: 32409; Cyrus
Brownleo Newton, San Francisco. 3324

Behind the curtain; a dramatic episode in 1
act, by F. M. Avery.

© Frank M. Avery, Brooklyn ; 1892 : 33358,
Aug. 13. 3325

Behind the door; a 1 act drama, by D. N. Rubin
and B, Gross. 15 p. 4". Tyi3ewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 21, 1914; D: 38572; Daniel N.
Rubin and Benjamin Gross, Birmingham, Ala.

3325a

play in 1 act, by L. Wori'all and Harold

Simpson. 13 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 18, 1909; D: 17130; Lechmere
Worrall, London. 3326

Behind the footlights. 9 p. 4°, Typewritten.

© Matthew Goldman, New York ; D : 10744,

June 11, 1907 ; 2c. June 1, 1907. 3327

Behind the gifts and images; drama, by S. R.
Hill. 52 p. 4". Tyi:>ewritten.

© Ic. Jiui. 24, 1910; D : 20010 ; Stella Rich-
mond Hill, Grand Rapids, Mich. 3328

drama in 4 acts, by S. R. Hill. 62 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 21, 1910; D: 22887; Stella Rich-
mond Hill, Grand Rapids, Mich. 3329

Behind the mask, a drama in 3 acts, 6 scenes,
by L. L. Leser.

© Lotta L. Leser, Philadelphia; D : 4381,
Dec. 7, 1903. 3330

play in 1 act, by O. T. Johnsone. 16 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 1, 1915; D: 39826; Otto T. John-
sone, Brooklyn. 3330a

Behind the moon; play in 1 act, by O. T. John-
sone. 7 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 28, 1912; D: 30677; Otto T.
Johnsone, Brooklyn. 3331

Behind the portiere; the tragedy of a woman's
he;irt, by G. Andrews.

© Gertrude Andrews, Brooklyn ; D : 2656,
Nov. 29, 1902. 3332

Behind the scenes; a droll, diverting and de-
scriptive drama, interspersed with songs,
dunces, and dialogue, illustrative of the life
of an actor, invented, written, arr. and acted
exclusively by the Vokes family.

© Harrv W. Corbyn, New York; 1873:
11676, Oct. 10. 3333

a 1 act play, by J. Goldberg. 15 p. 4".

Typewritten.

© Ic. July 12, 1909; D: 16300; Jack Gold-
berg, New York. 3334

play in 4 acts, by M. Mayo. [159] p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 18, 1911; D: 23688; Margaret
Mayo, New York. 3335

157

3336

DEAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

3350

Behind the scenes — Continued.

a prologue, 4 act, Franco-American play,

of theatrical life, by J. H. Rohde.

© John H. Rohde, Cambridgeport, Mass. ;

1885 : 22392, Oct. 2G. 3336

or. The stage manager's dilemma, a mer-

cantile drama in 3 acts, by L. W. Seavey.

© Lafayette W. Seavey, New York; 1872:
1248, Feb. 8; 2c. Feb. 8, 1892. 3337

Behind the scenes of the war; by Count Leo
Leovitch Tolstoy. 75 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Mrs. Astrid Gardiner Kimball, London;
D : 7677, Dec. 7, 1905 ; 2c. Dec. 7, 1905. 3338

Behind the screen; play in 1 act, by F. Pangle.
[5] p. f". Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 4, 1914; D: 38866; Frances Pan-
gle, New York. 3338a

by N. Shipman. [1], 17 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Apr. 18, 1914; D : 36765 ; Nell Ship-
man, New York. 3338b

Behind the times; comedy drama in 3 acts, by
E. B. Lent. [90] p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 29, 1914; D : 36867 ; Edward B.
Lent, Freeport, N. Y. 3338c

Behind the trenches; play in 1 act, by L. R.
:\Iorris. 13 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 18, 1915; D: 39730; Lloyd R.

Morris, New York. 3338d

Behold the man; comedy in 4 acts, by S. D.
Gaspers. 100 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. June 18, 1914; D: 37354; Selastian
D. Gaspers, Chicago. 3338e

drama of Biblical times in 4 acts, by G. D.

Baker. [6], 52 p. f. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 6, 1911; D: 23283; George D.

Baker and James W. Castle, New York. 3339

Behold thy wife; play in 3 acts, by William

Harlowe [pseud, of W. H. Briggs] 142 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 20. 1910; D: 20846; William H.
Briggs, New York. 3340

Behold your house; play in 1 act, by H. E.
Lucas. 21 p. 4°. Tj^pewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 8, 1910; D : 20137 ; Helene Elise
Lucas, New York. 3341

Bei kaisers; schwank in 3 akten, von Max Heye.
Berlin, Berliner theater-verlag, g. m. b. h.
71 p. 12°.

© Ic. Oct. 28, 1913; D: 34878; Berliner
theater-verlag. g. m. b. h., Berlin. 3342

Beichtgeheimnis (Das); drama in 5 nkten nach
dem franzosischen. von A. Meyer-Eigen. 97
p. f°. Typewritten.

■© Ic. Aug. 29. 1912 ; D : 30694 ; Aug. Meyer-
Eigen. New York. 3343

Beiden (Die) findlinge; romantisch-komische
oper in 4 akten.

© Franz A. Sauer, United States; 1881:
11810, July 30. 3344

Beiden (Die) husaren; operette in 3 akten, von
Wilhelm Jacoby und Rudolph Schanzer, mu-
sik von Leon Jessel. Berlin, F. Bloch erben.
144 p. S".

© Ic. Sept. 19, 1913 ; D : 34544 ; Felix Bloch
erben, Berlin. 3345

Same. Berlin, F. Bloch erben, 1913. 50 p.

16°.

© Feb. 6, 1913 ; 2c. Apr. 7, 1913 ; D : 32857 ;
Felix Bloch erben, Berlin. 3346

Beiden (Die) reichenmueller. See Father-in-
law (The)

Beiden (Die) stromer. See Fiinf kombdien.

Beiden (Die) waisen; a romantic drama in 6
acts, tr. into the German.

© Leonard Grover, Chicago ; 1875 : 11106,
Oct. 23. 3347

Bekehrt; lustspiel In 1 aufzug, von E. Posche.
© Eiiniia Posche, Washington ; 1892 : 22634,
May 28. 3348

Bel-ami; piece en 4 actes et 8 tableaux, d'apres
le roman de Guy de Maupassant, par F[er-
nand] Noziere [pseud, of Fernand Weyl]
(Supplement gratuit au no. 2873 du j\Ioude
illustre, 20 avril 1912)

© Apr. 20, 1912 ; 2c. May 11, 1912 ; D : 29642 ;
Fernand Noziere, Paris. 3349

Belgian (A) belle; playlet, by E. Andreas.
27 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 3, 1915; D: 40935; Eulalle An-
dreas, New York. 3349a

Belgian Christmas eve; being Rada rewritten
and enlarged as an episode of the great war,
bv Alfred Noyes. New York, F. A. Stokes co.
[1915] vi p., 1 1., 71 p. front., plates. 12".

© Mar. 4, 1915; 2c. and aff. Mar. 6, 1915;
A : 397017 ; Frederick A. Stokes co.. New
York. 3349b

Belgian (The) invasion; a stirring play in 4
acts, by F. M. Franklin. 4 v. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Oct. 24, 1914; D : 38597 ; Frank M.
Franklin, New York. 3349c

Belgian (The) refugee; play in 4 acts, by G.
Gibson. 110 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 5, 1915; D : 40267 ; Gerolt Gib-
son, New York. 3349d

Belgrade; a melodrama in 4 acts, by J. W.
Meath. Chicago. A. B. Case, 1871.

© J. W. Meath, Chicago; 1871:6673, July
15. 3350

158

3351

COPYRIGHTED IN" THE UNITED STATES

3372

Belhaven, the future city; by L. H. Cowan, f.
Typewritten.

© Louise Henry Cowan, Weatlierford,
Tex.; D:9689, Dec. 24, 1906; 2c. Feb. 18,
1907. 3351

Believe as you list. See Masterpieces of the
English drama: Philip Massinger.

Believe rne, Xantippe; comedy in 4 acts, by
J. F. Ballard. [161] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 18, 1912 ; D : 31414 ; John Fred-
erick Ballard, Cambridge, Mass. 3352

Believe your wife. See Blind jealousy.

Belinda; or, The maid of sincerity.

© Robert Loch, New York; 1899:60590,
Sept. 21. 3353

Belinda B. Boles. See Flirting.

Belinda's burglar; comedy playlet in 1 act, by
L. Williams. 17 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 17, 1910; D: 20225; Laurence
Williams, St. Louis. 3354

Belinde; ein liebesstiick in 5 aufziigen, von Her-
bert Eulenberi,'. Leipzig, E. Rowohlt verlag,
1912. [3], 88 p. 8°.

© Oct. 15. 1912; 2c. Jan. 6. 1913; D: 31879;
Enist Rowohlt verlag, Leipzig. 3355

Bell Berkeley's revenge. See Ball's Bluff.

Sell (The) boy; a musical comedy in 3 acts, by
J. I). Flynn.

© James D. Flynn, New York; 1897:29331,
May 14. 3356

a 3 act farce, by \Y. F. Phillips.

© Will Ford Phillips, New York; 1899:
14616, Feb. 23. 3357

Bell (The) boy and the tramp; play in 1 act,
by W. W. Munro. 8 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 31, 1913; D: 35518; William
Wallace Munro, New York. 3358

Bell (The) boy at Rector's; a drama in 4 acts,

by M. Thompson. [2], 48 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 25, 1912; D: 29880; Marshall

Thompson, Opelousas, La. 3359

Bell (The) boy's busy day; sketch for three peo-
ple, by Charlotte Maude Miller. 6 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© C. M. Miller, New York; D : 9608, Dec.
19, 190G ; 2c. Dec. 10, 1906. 3360

Bell (A) boy's troubles; by F. W. Purcell. 9 p.
12°. Typewritten.

© Frank W. Purcell, Toledo, O. ; D : 3836,
Aug. 17, 1903; 2c. Aug. 26, 1903. 3361

Bell Cameron, the lass of Glenmoyle. Type-
written.

© .Jessie P.eattie Thomas, Red Bud, 111. ;
1894 : 28476, July 7 ; Ic. July 7. 3362

Bell (The) hop; play in 1 act. by H. S. Brum-
mell. 19 p. f°. Typewritten.

© le. Dec. 23, 1912; D: 31764; Harry S.
Brummell, Brazil, Ind. 3363

a sketch for two males and one female, by

J. L. Treat and W. E. Munger.

© James L. Treat and Walter E. Munger,
Chicago ; D : 5795, Nov. 18, 1904. 3364

Bell (The) in the fog. See Hurricane (The)

Bell (The) maker. See Cosset of the bells.

Bell (The) of Guadalupe; a play in 4 acts,
founded on the history of the late Mexican
war of '47, by B. Creighton. Typewritten.

© Bertha Ci'eighton, New York; 1894:
27929. July 5; Ic. received. 3365

Bell (The) of Narragansett Bay. See Maid
(The) of the light.

Bell (The) ringer. See Voice (The) of the
bell.

Bell Rock; an opera of colonial days, words by
N. W. Leavitt, music by B. E. Leavitt. 20 p.
8".

© Burton Emerson Leavitt, Putnam, Conn. ;
1900 A: 3249, Feb. 5; 2c. Sept. 18. 3366

Bella; schauspiel in 3 akten, von Desider Szo-
mory, deutsch von Franz Rajna. Miinchen,
I^rei masken-verlag, g. m. b. h. 128 p. 8°.

© Ic. Mar. 26, 1913; D: 32946; Drei mas-
ken verlag, Munich. 3367

Bella (La) Charito; juguete comico-lirico en 1
acto, y en in-osa, de L. Carrillo y A. R. Fer-
randiz. milsica de los maestros M. Ribas y
L. R. Arteaga. Madrid, Sociedad de autores
espauoles, 1909. 17 p. 12°.

© July 2, 1909 ; 2c. July 14, 1909 ; D : 16257 ;
Leopoldo Carrillo y Antonio R. Ferrandiz.
Madrid. ' 3368

Bella Demonia; a play in 4 acts, by Selina
Dnlaro.

© C. Franklvn Chattertou, New York; 1888:
22112. Aug. 1. 3369

a society drama in 4 acts, by Selina Dolaro.

© Barclav Warburton, New York; 1891:
1,SS74. May 23. 3370

Bella donna; a farce in 1 act, by F. Mandel.
21 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Frank Mandel. San Francisco; D : 13230,
June 23, 1908; 2c. June 23, 1908. 3371

a 4 act comedy, by E. Hornsby. 13 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Edward Hornsby, New York; D : 14828.
Jan. 16, 1909; Ic. Jan. 11, 1909; Ic. Jan. 16,
1909. 3372

159

3373

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

3392

Bella (La) Lucerito; entremes de S. y J. Al-
varez Quintero. con mtlsica de Saco del Valle.
Madrid, Sociedad de autores espauoles, 1907.
16 p. 8".

© Serafiu & Joaquin Alvarez Quintero, Ma-
drid; D: 11027, July 22, 1907; 2c. July 22,
1907. 3373

Bella (La) Tripita; juguetito comico-lirico-bail-
able, dividido en 3 cuadros insigniflcantes, en
prosa, original de Fernando C. Duarte y An-
gel Palacios Martin, musica de los maestros
Crespo y Quislant. Madrid, Sociedad de au-
tores espauoles, 1911. 17 p. 12°.

© Aug. 21, 1911; 2c. Aug. 22, 1911; D:
25011; F. C. Duarte y A. Palacios Martin,
Madrid. , 3374

Bellaire; by W. H. Magee. 24 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Walter H. Magee, Plymouth, Pa.; D:
14799, Jau. 12, 1909; 2c. Jan. 12, 1909. 3375

Bellamy (The) farm; a comedy in 3 acts, by
J. H. Wilson.

© Jav H. Wilson, Newarli, N. J.; 1891:

13389, Apr. 13. 3376

Belle (La) au Bois-Dormant; f eerie lyrique en
vers en unprologue, 2 parties. 14 tableaux,
par J. Richepin et H. Cain. [Paris, luipr. de
I'lllustration, 1908] 89 p. 12°.

© Henri Cain & Jean Richepin, Paris; D:
12149, Jan. 10, 1908 ; 2c. Jan. 11, 1908. 3377

Belle (La) aventure; comedie en 3 actes, de G.
A. de Caillavet, Robert de Flers et E. Rey.
[200] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 21, 1914; D: 35732; G. A. de
Caillavet, R. de Flers & Etienne Rey, Paris.

3377a

Same. 38 p. {In La petite illustration, no.

61, 2 mai 1914. serie-theatre-no. 37)

© May 2, 1914 ; Ic. May 27, 1914 ; D : 37140 ;
G.-A. de Caillavet, Robert de Flers & Etienne
Rey, Paris. 3377b

Belle Brandon; an American play in 4 acts, by
E. J. Ellsworth. 107 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Emily Orah Janvrin Ellsworth, New
York ; D : 14949, Jan. 30, 1909 ; 2c. Jan. 30,
1909. 3378

Belle (La) Creole; musical comedy in 3 acts,
book by J. M. I^eveque, music by Bessie Boniel.
100 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 1, 1911; D: 23498; J. M. Le-
veque. New York. 3379

or, Blanche Daponte; a melodrama in 5

acts, by J. L. Roche.

© James L. Roche, Peusacola, Fla. ; 1882:
10020, June 19. 3380

Belle et la Bete. See Drames et comedies, par
Marguerite Dupres.

Belle (La) Helene; ballet in several composi-
tions, invented and arr. by B. Kiralfy.

© Bolossy Kiralfy, New York; 1887:2677,
Feb. 3. 3381

play in 1 act. by B. C. Mason. [2], 32 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 9, 1913; D: 33187; Ben C. Ma-
son, Washington. 3382

Belle Jones claim; play in 4 acts, by Frank
Dare [pseud, of Mrs. A. C. Read] 4 v. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 6, 1915; D: 38667; Mrs. Alvan
Chambliss Read, San Juan, Porto Rico. 3382a

Belle Keathing; play in prelude and 3 acts, by
V. K. Kelly. [80] p. f. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 27, 1911 ; D : 23475 ; Veronica K.
Kelly, Philadelphia. 3383

Belle (La) Madame Heber; comedie en 4 actes,
par A. Hermant. 46 p. 8°. Tyi^ewritten.

© Abel Hermant, Paris; D : 7361, Oct. 5,
1905; 2c. Oct. 5, 1905. 3384

Belle-maman; comedie en 3 actes, par V. Sar-
dou et R. Deslandes. [Paris, Impr. de I'lllus-
tration] 1908. 2 p. 1., 97 p. 12°.

© Yictorien Sardou and Raymond Des-
landes, France; D : 13670, Aug. 28, 1908; 2c.
Aug. 28, 1908. 3385

Belle (La) Marie; musical comedy in 2 acts, by
P. .Musaeus. 22 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 5, 1913; D: 33722; Paul Mu-
saeus, Scranton, Pa. 3386

or, A woman's revenge. Typewritten.

© Agues Herndon Andruss, New York ;
1898:19980, Mar. 28; 2c. Mar. 28. 3387

a comedy drama in 5 acts, by Henry

Preston and Joseph A. Jessel. New York,
A. S. Seer, 1889.

© Agnes Herndon, New York ; 1889 : 25093,
Aug. 15. 3388

changed from the original from sug-

gestion of J. A. Jessel and re-written by Hal
Reid and J. A. Jessel.

© Agnes Herndon and Joseph A. Jessel,
New Yt)rk ; 1889 : 25726, Aug. 23. 3389

Belle (La) Marseillaise; piece en 4 actes, par
P. Bertou.

© Pierre Berton, Paris; D : 13363. July 18,
1908. [For copies reed, see D: 13258.] 3390

Same. p. 619-042, illus. 8°.

© Pierre Berton, Paris; D : 13258, June 29,
1908: 2c. June 29, 190S (acts 1, 2) ; 2c. July
18, 1908 (acts 2-4). 3391
a play in 4 acts, by P. Berton. 4°. Type-
written.

© Pierre Berton, Paris ; D : 5065, May 24,
1904; 2c. May 24, 1904. 3392

160

3393

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

3416

Belle-mere impossible; by F. G. Buchanan. 8 p.
f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 2, 1909; D: 17596; Frances
Grant Buchanan, Denver. 3393

Belle-Nivernaise (La); piece en 4 actes, tiree
du ronian d'Alphonse Daudet, par Mme. Quili-
chini. Paris, Librairie Ch. Delagrave. 94 p.
12^

© Feb. 27, 1914; 2c. Mar. 17, 1914; D:
36379 ; Ch. Delagrave, Paris. 3393a

Belle of Antioch.

© Harry Colon Wood, Providence, R. I.;
D : 5527, Sept. 13, 1904. 3394

Belle (The) of Avenue A; by W. D. Cobb.

© Will D. Cobb, New York; D : 2724, Dec.
16, 1902. 3395

a comedy drama.

© Albert H. Woods, New York; D : 6352,

Mar. 17, 1905.

3396

Belle (The) of Bingville; comedy talking act,
by F. Whitfield. 1 p. 1., [21] p. 4^ Type-
written.

© Ic. Mar. 1, 1912; D: 28900; Frederick
Whitfield, Chicago. 3397

Belle (The) of Bohemia (Verses from); a mu-
sical comedy in 2 acts, libretto by H. B.
Smith, music by Ludwig Englander. . . [New
York?] 1900. 30 p. 8°.

© Harry B. Smith, New York; 1900 A:
23558, Sept. 22; 2c. Sept. 22. 3398

Belle (The) of Boston; by M. Ott.

© Matthew Ott, Boston; D : 8491, May 7,
1906. 3399

Belle (The) of Brittany; a Breton musical play
in 2 acts, by L. Bantock and P. J. Barrow,
lyrics by P. Greenbank, music by H. Talbot
and M. Home. 125 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Leedham Bantock, P. J. Barrow, Percy
Greenbank, Howard Talbot and Marie Home,
London; D : 14123, Oct. 23, 1908; 2c. Oct. 23,
1908. 3400

musical play in 2 acts, by Leedham Ban-
tock and P. J. Barrow, lyrics by Percy <Jreen-
bank, music by Howard Talbot and Marie
Home. London, Keith Prowse & co., ltd.
[1908] 40 p. 8",

© Keith Prowse & cc, ltd., London; D:
14208, Oct. 26, 1908; 2c. Oct. 26, 1908. 3401

Belle of Broadway; a musical farce.

© Albert H. Woods, New York; D : 6575,
Apr. 26, 1905. 3402

play in 4 acts. 4°. Typewritten.

© Frederic Arnold Kummer, New York ; D :
12338, Feb. 10, 1908; 2c. Mar. 20, 1908; 2c.
scenario Feb. 10, 1908. 3403

Belle (The) of Chicago; a burlesque in 3 acts.

© Harry B. Clifford, Chicago ; 1898 : 13085,

Feb. 23. 3404

Belle (The) of Chinatown; play in 1 act, by W.
Montague. [1], 13 p. 4° Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 10, 1913; D : 32914 ; Walter
Montague, San Francisco. 3405

Belle (The) of Cripple Creek; a 4 act comedy
drama, by C. E. Blaney.

© Chas. E. Blaney, New York; 1897:61363,
Oct. 30. 3406

Belle (The) of Dodoloo. See. Juggler (The).

Belle (The) of Hades; or. The daughters of
Satan, a musical spectacular, farcical, dra-
matic frivolity in 3 acts, by Guy Caufman.
t°. Typewritten.

© Madelon Caufman, Joplin, Mo. ; D : 10338,
Apr. 13, 1907; 2c. Apr. 15, 1907. 3407

Belle (The) of Hong Kong; a musical comedy in
2 acts, by H. B. Smith.

© Harrv B. Smith, New York; D : 7080,
Aug. 9, 1905. 3408

Belle (The) of Honolulu. Tyi^ewritten.

© C. E. Hellertz, Chicago ; 1899 : 66228, Oct.
12; 2c. Jan. 22, 1900. 3409

Belle (The) of Japan; a 4 act comedy drama, by
H. Grattun Donnelly and G. H. Eldon. 54 p.
f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 17, 1909; D : 16281 ; G. Harris
Eldon, Alexandria, Ind. 3410

Belle (The) of Jaytown. Typewritten.

© Frank Leary, Goodland, Ind. ; 1899 :
29350, Apr. 29; 2c. Sept. 30. 3411

Belle of Liberty farm; or, The fortunes of a
country girl. 31 p. t". Typewritten.

© James Frederick Coulon, Worcester; D:
8053, Feb. 24, 1906; 2c. Feb. 24, 1906. 3412

Belle of Luzon.

© Laurel Rivers, New York ; D : 3465, May
16, 1903. 3413

Belle (The) of Manilla. Typewritten.

© Frank L. Yerance, New York; 1900 A:
18213, July 23; 2c. Aug. 11. 3414

-a 3 act farce comedy, by C. H. Colson.

© Charles H. Colson, Kansas City, Mo. ; D :
12142, Jan. 8, 1908. 3415

Belle (The) of Mayfair. See What makes the
woman.

Belle (The) of Narragansett Pier. See Maid

(The) of the lighthouse.
Belle (The) of Nev/port; a musical story of the

sea, boolv and lyrics by A. Lowe, music by

Chas. F. Dennee. 97 p. 4°. Typewritten.
© Allen Lowe, Chicago; D : 4115, Oct. 19,

1903 ; 2c. Oct. 23, 1903. 341

5379—15-

-11

161

3417

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

3441

Belle (The) of Richmond; a play in 4 acts, by
S. S. Toler.

© Sidney Sommers Toler, Wichita ; D : 1058,
Nov. 2, 1901. 3417

among the aristocracy of the South,

by Sidney S. Toler. [100] p. 4". Type-
written.

© Ic. July 22, 1909; D: 16312; Darcy &
Wolford, inc., New York. 3418

among the southern aristocracy, by

<?. S. Toler.

© Sydney Sommers Toler, New York; D:
2240, Aug. 15, 1902. 3419

Belle (The) of Sandy Bottom; 1 act, 3 scenes,
[by] B. A. Dwyer.

© Bessie Agnes Dwyer, Washington ; 1899 :

67163, Oct. 16. 3420

Belle (The) of Saratoga; a 1 act comedy, by

W. F. Flemen, [1] 10 p. t°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 27, 1909; D: 16643; William

Flemen, Chicago. 3421

Bell (The) of Shady lane; comedy sketch, by

Barry Gray. 11 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 27, 1910 ; D : 22397 ; Allen May,
Philadelphia. 3422

Belle (A) of Shaker Prairie; comedy drama in

1 act, by Jacolyn Manning. 10 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Nov. 15, 1911; D: 25765; Jacolyn
Manning Spoerl, Brooklyn. 3423

Belle (The) of Tahiti; play in 1 act, by W.
Montague. 9 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 15, 1913; D: 34419; Walter
Montague, San Francisco. 3424

Belle of the Antilles. 4°. Tjpewritten.

© Elenor de Berrein Morris, Brooklyn ; D :
6096, Jan. 19, 1905 ; 2c. Jan. 19, 1905. 3425
Belle (The) of the barbers' ball. 29 p. 4".
Printed.

© George M. Cohan, New York ; D : 15280,

Mar. 8, 1909 ; 2c. Mar. 6, 1909. 3426

Belle (The) of the beach; musical comedy in

2 acts, by H. B. Smith.

© Harry B. Smith, New York; 1900 A:
21275, Aug. 25. 3427

Belle of the Bluegrass.

© Walter J. Kent, Dundee, Mich. ; D : 7380,
Oct. 9, 1905. 3428

Belle (The) of the boulevard; comic opera, in

3 acts, by N. Picini-Mersereau. 37 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. June 1, 1915 ; D : 40805 ; Nina Picini-
Mersereau, Sag Harbor, N, Y. 3428a

a musical comedy in 2 acts and 8 scenes by

A. Caplin. 78 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Abel Caplin. St. Louis ; D : 16038, June 7,
1909 ; 2c. May 29, 1909. 3429

Belle (The) of the Bowery; a musical comedy
in 2 acts, by John Kendrick Bangs and Rod-
eric C. Peufield.

© J. K. Bangs and R. C. Penfield, New
York ; D : 3746, July 22, 1903. 3430

Belle (The) of the Bridal Veil. See Yosemite.

Belle (The) of the footlights; musical protean
playlet in 1 act, by I. Franklin and B. Green.
• 6 p. nar. f". Printed.

© Ic. Jan. 13, 1911 ; D : 23151 ; Irene Frank-
lin and Burt Green, New York. 3431

Belle (The) of the halls; musical comedy in 2
acts, by H. B. Smith.

© Harry B. Smith, New York; 1900 A:
21276, Aug. 25. 3432

Belle (The) of the Latin-quarter; comic opera
in 3 acts, by L. L. Everett. 62 p. f^ Type-
written.

© Ic. Nov. y, 1911 ; D : 25807 ; Leolyn Louise
Everett, Willoughby, O. 3433

Belle (The) of the moon. 5 p. 8". Type-
written.

© Frank A. Davidson, Chicago ; D : 2994,
Feb. 14, 1903; 2c. Feb. 14, 1903. 3434

comic opera in 3 acts, by A. C. D. Collins.

[58] p. t". Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 5, 1911 ; D : 23840 ; Arthur C. D.
Collins, London. 3435

Belle of the Rio Grande.

© Charles A. Taylor, Mt. Vernon, N. Y. ;
D : 5815, Nov. 23, 1904. 3436

Belle (The) of the season. See Summer (The)
girls.

Belle (The) of the West; a musical comedy in
3 acts, book and lyrics by Harry B. Smith,
music by Karl L. Hoschna.

© M. Witmark & sons. New York ; D : 7171,
Aug. 28, 1905. 3437

a play with songs, by H. B. Smith. 4°.

Typewritten.

© H. B. Smith, New York; D : 5386, Aug.
8, 1904 ; 2c. Aug. 25, 1905. 3438

Belle (The) of the Willowemock; melodrama,
by G. Sands. 9 p. f°. Typewritten.

© George Sands, Kansas City, Kan. ; D :
4230, Nov. 11, 1903 ; 2c. Nov. 11, 1903. 3439

Belle (The) of Tokio; musical extravaganza in
3 acts, by E. A. Locke.

© Edwin A. Locke, Chelsea, Mass.; D:
6342, Mar. 7, 1905. 3440

Belle (The) of Tubbtown; comedy in 1 act, by
R. P. Janette. 26 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 23, 1912; D: 30324; Robert P.
Janette, Boston. 3441

162

3442

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

3461

Belle (La) polonaise. See Menage polonaise.

Belle (La) Rosita; operetta in 2 acts by P.
Giietai-y and A. Osborn. 21 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Dec. 3, 1910; D: 22796; Pedro Gue-
tary and Augusta Osborn, New York. 3442

Belle (La) rouge; a drama, adapted by W. F.
Gilchrest. Typewritten.

© William F. Gilchrest, New York; 1893:
42244, Sept. 20; 2c. Sept. 20. 3443

Belle (La) Busse; a story of intense interest in
4 chapters, by D. Belasco.

© Dave Belasco, New York; 1881:17735,
Nov. 14. 3444

Belle (La) souris; opera comique in 3 acts, by
Percy French and G. Guetary. 4°. Type-
written.

© G. Guetary. New York; D : 7767, Dec. 27,
1905; 2c. Dec. 27, 1905. 3445

Belle, the typewriter girl; or. The vampires of
Chicago, a phiv in 5 acts, by Bernard Francis
Moore. Boston, W. H. Baker & co., 1908.
44 p. 12°.

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston ; D : 12315,
Feb. 5, 1908; 2c. Mar. 21, 1908. 3446

Belles and beaux; musical comedy in 2 acts,
by H. B. Smith.

© Harry B. Smith, New York; 1900 A:
21277, Aug. 25. 3447

Belles (The) of Blackville; a negro minstrel en-
tertainment for young ladies, concluding with
a specialty farce entitled Patchwork, by Net-
tie H. Pelham. New York, Harold Roorbach.
© Harold Roorbach, New York; 1897:
52641, Sept. 20; 2c. Oct. 7. 3448

See also Patchwork.

Belles (The) of Canterbury; play in 1 act for
eleven girls, a Chaucer tale out of school, by
Anna Bird Stewart. New York, S. French;
London, S. French, ltd. 20 p. 12°.

© Nov. 11, 1912; 2c. Nov. 21, 1912; D:
81434 ; Samuel French, New York. 3449

Belles (The) of the kitchen; a musical dra-
matic composition, written and composed by
H. Wall. New York, H. Wall.

© Harry Wall, New York ; 1871 : 9608, Oct.
14. 3450

an operatical, tragical, comical, farcical,

and saltatorial extravaganza, in 1 act, in-
vented, written, arr. and acted exclusively,
by the Yokes family.

© Harry W. Corbyn, New York; 1873:
11678, Oct. 10. 3451

Belles (The) of Trinity; in 3 acts and 1 pro-
logue, by W. B. Watson.

© W. B. Watson, Brooklyn ; D : 1991, May
23. 1902. 3452

Bello (El) Delmonte; entremgs c6mico-lIrico-
taurino, original de A. Sanchez Carrere,
mtisica de Modesto Romero. Madrid, Socie-
dad de autores espanoles, 1914. 24 p. 12°.

© Mar. 15, 1915; Ic. Mar. 17, 1915; D:
40087 ; Adolfo Sanchez Carrere, Madrid.

3452a

Bell Narciso; juguete c6mIco-lIrico en 1 acto,
de E. G. del Castillo y L. de Olive, mtisica de
Ramon Lopez-Montenegro. Madrid [Sociedad
de autores espanoles] 1909. 50 p. 12°.

© Nov. 18, 1909; 2c. Nov. 19, 1909; D:
17480 ; Emilio G. del Castillo y Luis de Olive,
Madrid. 3453

Bellona; or. Peace and war, grand ballet pan-
tomime in 1 act and 2 tableaux, by A. Thomp-
son.

© Alfred Thompson, New York; 1890:
6702, Feb. 26. 3454

Bellow (The), the growl and the you-be-damn.
Sec Wall street idyl.

Bells (The); a drama in 3 acts, by C. W. Barry
and G. F. Rowe.

© Charles W. Barry, New York ; 1872 : 832,
Jan. 27. 3455

by Leopold Lewis. New York, 1872.

© H. L. Bateman, New York; 1872:1360,
Feb. 10. 3456

adapted ... by C. J. Birbeck. New

York, J. F. Wagner [1904] 96 p. diagrs,
12°. (Classical dramas, no. 3)

© Joseph F. Wagner, New York ; D : 5952,
Dec. 22, 1904; 2c. Dec. 22, 1904. 3457

— or, The Polish Jew, a romantic moral
drama in 3 acts, tr. from the French of Erck-
mann and Chatrian, by Henry L. Williams, jr.
New York, R. M. De Witt.

© Robert M. De Witt, New York; 1872:
7325, July 8; 2c. Oct. 30. 3458

— See also Byer's library of tabloid plays.

Bells (The) of Big Ben; a realistic drama in 4
acts, by P. Lindon.

© Percy Lindon, New York; 1892:46318,
Nov. 14. 3459

Bells (The) of Bonnydingle. See Good times
with the juniors.

Bells (The) of Camulos. See Ramona.

Bells (The) of Juarez. 7 p. f°. Typewritten.
© Phvllis Griffin Daniels, La Canada, Cal. ;
D : 14873, Jan. 21, 1909 ; 2c. Feb. 27, 1909.

3460

Bells (The) of San Gabriel; play in 1 act, by
L. A. Hrubanik. [5] p. 4*. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 27, 1913; D: 32278; Laura A-
Hrubanik, Alameda, Cal. 3461

163

3462

DKAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

3481

Bells (The) of Shandon; an Irish comedy
drama.

(5) John J. McGinniss, Brooklyn ; 1896 :

27037, May 2. 3462

play in 1 act, by W. Montague, 10 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 20, 1914 ; D : 38556 ; Walter Mon-
tague, San Francisco. 3462a

Bells (The) that rang Nelly a bride; a sensa-
tion drama, by Richard H. Cox.

© E. T. Anthony, San Francisco; 1872:
8941, Aug. 20. 3463

Belmont's bride; an original comedy drama in
4 acts and 5 tableaux, by J. K. Tillotson.

© James K. Tillotson, New York; 1883:
17957, Oct. 1. 3464

Beloved (The) rose; or. The murder, by A.
Blet.

© Abe Blet, Chicago ; D : 1009, Oct. 25, 1901.

3465

Beloved (The) vagabond; a play in 3 acts, by
W. J. Locke. 11 p. 4". Typewritten.

© W. J. Locke, London; D : 9299, Oct. 23,
1906; 2c. Oct. 23, 1906. 3466

Below stairs; an original comedy, by W. A.
Page. Typewritten,

© William Adino Page, Washington; D:
408, Apr. 29, 1901; 2c. Apr. 29, 1901. 3467

Below the deadline; dramatic incident of the
dance halls, by W. Montague. 15 p, 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 8, 1913 ; D : 34354 ; Walter Mon-
tague, San Francisco. 3468

Below zero; a musical comedy in 3 acts, by
Charles R. Sweet.

© J. N. Rentfrow, United States; 1889:

8239, Mar. 14; 2c. Mar. 29. 3469

^or, A trip to the top of the world, a

comic opera in 2 acts, written by S. F. Hamp,
composed by A. C. Pearson.

© Sidford F. Hamp and Albert C, Pearson,
Colorado Springs, Col.; 1894:14527, Mar. 14;
2c. Apr. 30. 3070

libretto of a comic opera [in 2 acts]

bv S. F. Hamp. The Daily news job rooms,
1894. cover-title, [36] p. 8°.

© Sidford F. Hamp, Colorado Springs, Col. ;
1894 : 13296, Mar. 7 ; 2c. Mar. 13, 3471

Belshazzar; by J. Jacobson.

© Janie Jacobson, New York ; D : 6694, May
18, 1905. 3472

[by] W. C. Dumas, Boston, R. G, Badger

Belshazzar — Continued.

biblical drama in 4 acts, by B, Musson,

4 V, 4°, Typewritten,

© Ic. Mar. 26, 1914 ; D : 36474 ; Bennet Mus-
son, New York. 3473a

drama, by Gertrudis Gomez de Avellaneda,

tr. from the Spanish by W. F. Burbank. San
Francisco, A. M. Robertson, 1914. 4 p, 1., 64 p.
-port. 12°.

© Feb. 19, 1914 ; 2c. Feb. 18, 1914 ; D : 36083 ;
William Freeman Burbank, San Francisco.

3473b

•drama in 4 acts, by W. F. Burbank. [1],

37 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 19, 1912; D: 30297; Wm. F,
Burbank, San Francisco. 3474

book and music by W, S. Knodle. 35

[1912] 120 p. 12°

© Oct. 4, 1912 ; 2c. Oct. 16, 1912 ; A : 327343 ;
W, C. Dumas, Atlanta. 3473

p. f°. Typewritten. [Words only]

© Ic. Apr. 24, 1915; D: 40465; Walter St.
Clare Knodle. Philadelphia. 3474a

opera in 3 acts ; stage manager's book.

© J. A. Butterfield, Chicago; 1891:15918,
Apr. 30 ; 2c. Apr. 30, 3475

play in 4 acts, by William Stearns Davis,

dramatized by S. B. Gilman. [57] p. 4°,
Typewritten.

© Ic. May 25, 1914 ; D : 37229 ; Sarah Ber-
nice Gilman, Arlington, Mass. 3475a

a spectacular tragedy in 5 acts by K. W.

Grove,

© Katharine W. Grove, Cincinnati; 1877:
11434, Oct. 6. 3476

Belshazzar, Daniel and the mystic writing
on the walls of Babylon, 32 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Francis R. Cole, Chicago ; D : 15780, Apr.
24, 1909 ; 2c. Apr. 24, 1909. 3477

Belshazzar's feast; a musical spectacle. 29 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© George Porter, Bridgeport, Conn. ; D :
102S9, Apr, 6, 1907 ; 2c. Apr. 6, 1907. 3478

Beltane fire. See Feuersnot.

Ben- Ami; or, The son of Israel, in 4 acts, by
A, Goldfaden, staged by B. Thomashefsky,
music by L. Friedzel, text and music for
couplets by Mogulesko.

© Boris Thomashefsky, Brooklyn ; D : 12561,
Mar. 17, 1908. 3479

Ben and Dot; a comedy in 3 acts, by C. B,
Lewis.

© C. B. Lewis, Detroit ; 1879 : 4614, Apr. 7.

3480

Ben Boliver from. Arizona. 4°. Typewritten.

© Edward L. Snader, New York; D : 4605,
Feb. 11. 1904; 2c. Feb. 11, 1904. 3481

164

3482

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

3505

Ben Butler and the Jersey Lily. See Langtry.

Ben Hur; in dramatic tableaux and pantomime,
arr. by the author for Clark and Cox. New-
York, Harper & bros., 1891.

© Lew Wallace, Crawfordsville, Ind. ; 1891 :
34918, Oct. 1; 2c. Oct. 24. 3482

in tableaux and pantomime, arr. by the

author, for Clark & Cox.

© Lew Wallace, Crawfordsville, Ind.;
1890 : 29873, Sept. 27 ; 2c. Oct. 24. 3483

a play by Lew Wallace, arr. for the stage

by William Young.

© Harper & bros., New York ; 1899 : 71535,
Nov. 2; 2c. Nov. 22. 3484

Ben Hur, a prince of Jerusalem; a play in 5
acts, by H. Lindley.

© Harry Lindley, Leetonia, O. ; 1889 : 18437,
June 17. 3485

Ben McCulloughi; or, Certain as death.

© Oliver Doud Byron, New York; 1871;
11265, Nov. 27. 3486

Ben-my-chree (The) (The girl of my heart);
a romantic drama in 5 acts, by Hall Caine and
Wilson Barrett. New York, 1889.

© Clark S. Sammis, New York; 1889:
26854, Sept. 3 ; 2c. Sept. 10. 3487

Ben of Broken Bow; a comedy-drama in 4 acts
by E. E. Baker.

© Edith Ellis Baker, New York ; D : 7297,
Sept. 22, 1905. 3488

Ben th' hoose; comedy in 3 acts, by Elspet
Keith. 48 p. 12°. Printed.

© Ic. Oct. 31, 1913 ; D : 37413 ; Alfred Ware-
ing, London. 3488a

Benamela; or, A summer night's dream, by
V. Romeo. Typewritten.

© Vincenzo Romeo, New York ; 1894 : 26761,
May 28 ; 2c. July 3. 3489

Bench (A) in the park; 1 act play, by W.
Hackett. [20] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 16. 1912; D: 29396; Walter
Hackett, New York. ^ 3490

Bending (The) of the bough; a comedy in 5
acts, bv George Moore. Chicago & New York,
H. S. Stone & co., 1900. xxvi, 192 p. 12°.
(The green tree library)

© Herbert S. Stone & co., Chicago ; 1900 A :
4735, Feb. 21 ; 2c. Mar. 15. 3491

Beneath the cross; an original dramatic sketch
In 1 act, by Fred Dixon. Typewritten.

© Minnie Dixon Parker, Washington, la. ;
D : 325, Feb. 23, 1901 ; 2c. Feb. 23, 1901. 3492

Beneath the red cross; a drama in 4 acts, by
H. W. Hayes.

© Hiram W. Hayes, St. Louis; D : 3645,

June 24, 1903. 3493

Beneath the surface; an original emotional

drama in 4 acts, by C. Coote and R. F. Cotton.

© Charles Coote and R. F. Cotton, United

States ; 1889 : 13057, Apr. 29. 3494

Beneberak, the Spanish Jew; a drama in 5
acts by R. Boggs, dramatization of the novel,
A step-daiighter of Israel.

© Robert Boggs, Long Beach, Miss. ; D :
3597, June 13, 1903. ^ 3495

Benedict Arnold; a drama in 5 acts by Lewis
Charles.

© Elijah Lewis Charles, San Antonio; D:
1331, June 21. 1902. 3496

— a drama in 4 acts, by A. F. Norcross.

© Adaline Fogg Norcross, Boston; 1900 A:
939, Jan. 10. 3497

drama in 3 acts, by H. T. Schurz. 105 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 12, 1911 ; D : 25211 ; Harriet T.

Schurz, New York. 3498

a play in 5 acts, by E. Golden. New York

city, 1895.

© Echard Golden, New York ; 1895 : 21963,
Apr. 20. 3499

a play in 4 acts, by S. K. Bland and L. C.

Humphrey. Typewritten.

© Samuel K. Bland and Lewis C. Hum-
phrey, Louisville; 1899:6690, Jan. 19; 2c.
Jan. 19. 3500

— a play in 3 acts.

© Walter H. Nichols, Boulder, Col.; D:
8941, Aug. 9, 1906. 3501

with a prologue and epilogue, by R.

Derby and G. Scull.

© Roger Alden Derby and Guy Hamilton
Scull, New York ; D : 11240, Aug. 27, 1907.

3502

a romantic play in 4 acts, by W. L. O'Brien.

Typewritten.

© William L. O'Brien, Minneapolis; 1899:
83424, Dec. 23 ; 2c. Dec. 26. 3503

a standard American drama in 5 acts, by

Beneath the gibbet. See '98.

J. W. Lewis.

© John Winder Lewis, Baltimore ; 1875 :
775, Jan. 26. 3504

— or, The key to the Hudson, by J. W.
Dodge. Typewritten.

© John Watson Dodge, New Orleans; 1900
A : 17697, July 18 ; 2c. July 18. 3505

165

3506

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

8526

Benedict Axnold — Continued.

or, The Puritan wife's secret, a romantic

drama in 4 acts, by B. H. Hilton.

© Susan Benin, New York; 1871:11356,
Dec. 1. 3506

See also Traitor (The)

Benedict Arnold, patriot and traitor; in 5 acts,
by D. Hastings.

© Dille Hastings, Philadelphia; D : 2, Jan.
2, 1901. 3507

Benedict Arnold, the traitor; an historical
drama, by W. Johnson.

© William Johnson, St. Louis; 1891:24239,
July 3 ; 2c. July 9. 3508

Benedict Arnold, traitor.

© Fred Lowenthal, Chicago ; D : 3737, July
18, 1903. 3509

Benedicta; play in 4 acts, by W. P. Downing.
4 V. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 9, 1913; D: 34372; William
Fuller Downing, London. 3510

Benediction (The); play in 4 acts, by F. Hall.
[2], SO p. f". Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 27, 1912; D: 29187; Frieda
Hall, Chicago. 3511

Benedict's (The) babies; comedy in 2 acts, by
B. R. Walcott. 26 p. f. Ms.

© Ic. Dec. 12, 1911; D: 26002; Beatrice
Ramsay Walcot, New York. 3512

Benedictus; an orchestral dramatic composi-
tion for Cavalleria rusticana, by E. Pizzi.
New York.

© Emilio Pizzi, Italy; 1893:3265, Jan. 14.

3513

Beneficent (The) bear. See Three comedies.

Beneficent order of zealous Yahoos. See B.
O. 0. Z. y.— Wire-puller (The)

Benefit (The) of the doubt; a comedy in 3 acts,
by Arthur W. Pinero. Rahway, N. J., The
Mershon company, 1895.

© William Heinemann, New York; 1S05 :
62818, Dec. 11; 2c. Dec. 11. 3514

Benefits (The) of co-education,
academy.

See Cupid's

Benevolent test; a vaudeville sketch, by E. B.
Crane. 9 p. t". Typewritten.

© Edward B. Crane, California. Mo. ; D :
7974, Feb. 10, 1906; 2c. Feb. 10, 1906. 3515

Bengal (A) tiger; by K. Ernst. 30 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Kate Ernst, Toledo, O. ; D : 3362, Apr.
30, 1903; 2c. June 8, 1903. 3516

Benhamela; pantomime or burlesque, by V.
Romeo.

© Vincenzo Romeo, New York ; 1894 :17806,
Mar. 31. 3517

Benighted; a melodrama in 5 acts, by I. David-
son.

© Isidore Davidson, New York; 1879:
12621, Sept. 22. 3518

Benjamin, Benny and Ben; a farce in 1 act, by
Anthony E. Wills. New York, Dick & Fitz-
gerald. 37 p. 12°.

© Dick & Fitzgerald, New York; D : 7804,
Jan. 2, 1906; 2c. Jan. 10, 1906. 3519

Benjamin Forsickle; or, Electric shock, by H.
C. Hackett.

© Henry Clark Hackett, Cambridgeport,
Mass. ; 1888 : 2165, Jan. 19 ; 2c. June 25.

3520

Benjamin Franklin; play in 3 acts, prologue
and epilogue, by C. D. Mackay. 101 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 26, 1914; D : 36164 ; Constance
D'Arcy Mackay, Cambridge, Mass. 3520a

a story and a play, by Mary Hazelton

Wade. Boston, R. G. Badger [1914] 90 p.
12". (Little folks plays of American heroes)

© Dec. 11, 1914 ; 2c. Jan. 2, 1915 ; A : 393030 ;
Richard G. Badger, Boston. 3520b

Benjamin's brautfahrt; lustspiel in 4 akten,
nach dem franzosischen, Mein onkel Benja-
min, des Claude Tillier, von A. Ostermann.
Berlin, Vertriebsstelle des Verbandes deutscher
biibuensehriftsteller, g. m. b. h. 152 p. 12°.

© Ic. Dec. 30, 1913 ; D : 35493 ; Arthur Os-
termann, Oschersleben, Germany. 3521

Benny Cupp; play in 4 acts, by L. B. F. Prince.
[2], 79 p. 4°. 'Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 2, 1912 ; D : 28186 ; Leslie E. P.
Prince, Washington. 3522

Benoni; a Christmas play, by M. B. Le Brun
[pseud, of Sister Mary Borromeo Brown]

© Mother M. Cleophas, sup'r genl. Sisters
of Providence, St. Marys, lud. ; D : 14351. Nov.
13, 1908. 3523

Bent, not broken; or, The masonic secret, a
melodrama, by M. L. Bodine.

© May L. S. Bodine, New York; 1896:
62964, Nov. 18. 3524

Bent (The) twig; drama in 3 acts, by A. B.
Gordon-Davis. [2], 71 p. 4". Typewritten.
© Ic. Mar. 13, 1911 ; D : 23631 ; A. B. Gor-
don-Davis. United States. 3525
Bercail (Le); pigce en 3 actes, par H. Bernstein.
[Paris, Impr. de I'lllustration] 1905. 2 p. 1.,
84 p. 12".

© Henry Bernstein, Paris ; D : 6058, Jan.
12, 1905 ; 2c. Jan. 12, 1905. 3526

166

3527

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

3546

Berceau (Le); comedie en 3 actes, par Brieux.

© Brieux, Paris; 1898:76882, Dec. 30; 2c.

Dec. 30. 3527

Berceuse (The) from. Jocelyn; or, Garret Fred-
erick's wife, play in 3 acts, by M. W. Gra-
ham. [3], 72 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 7, 1910 ; D : 22507 ; Mary Wynne
Graham, Buffalo. 3528

Beregiss; play, tr. by R. G. Conried. 31 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec, 21, 1909; D: 17760; Richard
Genee Conried, New York. 3529

Berenice; by Jean Racine, ed. with an intro-
duction and notes by Robert Edouard Pellis-
sier. New York, Oxfoi'd university press,
American branch; London, Toronto [etc.] H.
Milford, 1915. xxxiii, 85 p. front, (port.)
12°. (Oxford French series, by American
scholars; general editor: Raymond Weeks)

© Apr. 27, 1915; 2c. and aff. May 7, 1915;
A : 398719 ; Oxford university press, Amer.
branch. New York. 3529a

a play, by M. Morton.

© Martha Morton, New York ; 1886 : 27018,
Nov. 30. 3530

Beresford benevolent society; a farce in 1 act,
by Emma E. Brewster and Lizzie B. Scribner.
Boston, W. H. Baker & co., 1906. 22 p. 16°.

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston ; D : 8263,
Apr. 2, 1906; 2c. Apr. 30, 1906. 3531

Bergere (La) des Alpes. See Perdita.

Berg-erie (La); drame en 1 acte [par] Eugene
Millou. Paris, C. Joubert, 1906. 72 p. 8".

© C. Joubert, Paris ; D : 9734, Jan. 2, 1907 ;
2c. Jan. 2, 1907. 3532

Bergfiihrer (Die) von Hohendorf; volksstuck
in 3 akten, von Bei'nhard Meinicke. Zurich,
Art institut Orell Fiissli. 86 p. 8°.

© Nov. 15, 1914 ; Ic. Jan. 2, 1915 ; D : 39266 ;
Art. institut Orell Fiissli, Ziirich, Switzerland.

3532a

Bergsee (Der); ein vorspiel und 2 akte, von
Julius Blttner. Berlin, Jungdeutscher verlag
Kurt Fliegel & co. [1911] Textbuch. 63 p.
16".

© Sept. 1, 1911; 2c. Sept. 22, 1911; D:
25290; Jungdeutscher verlag Kurt Fliegel &
CO., Berlin. 3533

[Bergsteiger; play in 4 acts, by D. Pinski]

61 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 31, 1913; D : 32801 ; David
Pinski, New York. 3534

Berkley's call; drama, by A. Murphy. 56 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 2, 1912; D: 28182; Alphonso
Murphy, Los Angeles. 3535

Berkshire Hills; an original domestic drama in

3 acts, by C. Daly.

© Carroll Daly, New York ; 1894 : 9042, Feb.

8. 3536

Berliner (Ein) hauswirth; odex", Wenn's meine
frau befiehlt, lustspiel in 1 akt, von G. Herr-
mann.

© G. Herrmann, Detroit ; 1892 : 36598, Sept.
6. 3537

Bernado's daughter. See Ginevra.

Bernal, the bandit; a musical comedy in 3 act?
depicting typical Mexican scenes, by A. Von
Brandis.

© Annette Von Brandis, New York ; D :
8115, Jan. 16, 1906. 3538

Bernice; an American drama in a prologue and

4 acts, by C. T. Dazey.

© C. T. Dazey, Cambridge, Mass.; 1881:
6790, May 2. 3539

a play, by G. A. Lessey and H. C. Browne.

f°. Typewritten.

© G. Alanson Lessey and Harry C. Browne,
United States ; D : 4633, Feb. 20, 1904 ; 2c. Apr.

9, 1904. 3540

or. Honors even, a drama in 3 acts by M.

Zellers.

© Mattie Zellers, Portland, Or. ; 1893 : 28075,
June 12. 3541

Bernstein and Firestein; a musical sketch in

1 act, with words and music of the song Oh,

my! von't ve make der money! by James F.

Parsons. New York, Dick & Fitzgerald, 1904.

.14 p. 12°.

© Dick & Fitzgerald, New York; D : 4469,
Jan. 5, 1904; 2c. Feb. 1, 1904. 3542

Bernsteinhexe (Die); schauspiel in 5 aufziigen,
von Max Geissler. Leipzig, L. Staackmann,
1910. 118 p. 12°.

© Oct. 13, 1910; 2c. Nov. 12, 1910; D:
22540; L. Staackmann, Leipzig. 3543

Berquin; a drama in 5 acts, by E. G. Crane.
12°.

© Elizabeth G. Crane. United States ; 1897 :
58337, Oct. 14; 2c. Oct. 14. 3543a

Berry Knap, antique.

© Charles Smith Abbe, Windham, Conn. ;
1899:82839, Dec. 22. 3544

Berry s (The) and the bears; play in 1 act, by
E. Sutton. [14] p. 8°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 18, 1912; D: 29068; Elisabeth
Sutton, Paterson. 3545

Berry ville; drama in 1 act, by J. B. Ould. 6 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 24, 1911 ; D : 23451 ; J. B. Ould,
New York. 3546

167

3546

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

3567

Bersaerker graden for det Danske brodersam-
fund i Amerika; i 4 afdelingen, ved John S.
Beck. North Troy, N. Y., Godthaab loge nr.
183 D. B. 26 p. 8°.

© Feb. 1, 1914 ; 2c. Jan. 26, 1914 ; D : 357S2 ;
Godt Haab lodge 183 D. B., North Troy, N. Y.

3546a

Beserker (The); a comic opera in 2 acts, by
S. P. Morse.

© Samuel Palmer Morse, Omaha; 1897:
63221, Nov. 11. 3547

Berta's back; by G. Guion. 8 p. 4°, Type-
written.

© Ic. Jan. 11, 1910; D: 17908; Gulliver
Guion, New York. 3548

Bertha Gerber; a social play in 4 acts, by M.
Mencher. 47 p. f. Typewritten.

© Henry Mencher, New York ; D : 14652,
Dec. 28, 190S ; 2c. Dec. 29, 1908. 3549

Bertha, the beautiful shoe-binder of Lynn; an
original drama in 4 acts, by P. Connolly and
E. Barry.

© P. Connolly and E. Barry, New York;
1871 : 9903, Oct. 24. 3550

Bertha, the daughter of a money lender; nine
persons in the cast and 4 acts, by L. Jamer-
son.

© Liicinda Jamerson, Buffalo ; 1884 : 4912,
Mar. 7. 3551

Bertha, the sewing machine girl.

© Albert H. Woods, New York; D : 7760,
Dec. 26, 1905. 3552

melodrama in 4 acts, by A. H. Woods.

© A. H. Woods, New York ; D : 5868, Dec. 5,
1904. 3553

or. Death at the wheel, a sensation play in

4 acts and 6 tableaux, dramatized from the
story published in the New York weekly, by
C. Foster.

© Charles Foster, New York; 1871:6898.
July 24. 3554

Bertha, the sewing machine girl of New York;
or. Jack Ryerson in Texas, a dramatization
in 5 acts of Francis S. Smith's story.

© P. Connelly and E. Barry, New York;
1871 : 7954, Aug. 25. 3555

Bertha's bridge; by Ada K. Harned. 43 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 23, 1912; D: 28406; A. K.
Harned, New York. 3556

Jertha's bridge party; by A. K. Harned. ii,
29 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 16, 1910; D: 21233; A. K.
Harned, New York. 3557

Bertha's wooing; or, A slight misunderstand-
ing, a comedietta in 1 act, by M. Allen.

© Mark Allen, Woburn, Mass; 1880:4454,
Mar. 19. 3558

Berthe, the daughter of Roland; a historical
romantic play in 4 acts, from the French of
Henri de Bernier, tr., rearr. and adapted for
the English stage, by A. E. Ford.
• © Annie E. Ford, Baltimore; 1876:6109,
May 18. 3559

Bertie at bay; or. The embattled bachelor,
farce hi 1 act, by L. W. Stewart. [1], 17 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 17, 1914 ; D : 36369 ; Luella Wil-
son Stewart, Brooklyn. 3559a

Bertie Blossom; or, A vagabond's love, a pro-
tean drama in 3 acts, comprising original
songs, scenes, and tableaux, by M. Quinlan.

© Mark Quinlan, New York ; 1872 : 5797,
May 31. 3560

Bertie Thorn; or. Life shadows, an original
drama in 3 acts, by R. S. Lakin.

© R. S. Lakin, Massachusetts ; 1871 : 12393,
Dec. 28. 3561

Bertrade; pi§ce en 4 actes, par J. Lemaltre.
[Paris, Imp. de I'lllustration] 1905. 2 p. 1., 71
p. 8".

© Jules Lemaltre, Paris ; D : 7636, Dec. 1,
1905; 2c. Dec. 1, 1905. 3562

Bertram of Lorraine; a drama in 5 acts, from
the Spanish, by F. C. de Rialp.

© F. Ch. de Rialp, New York ; 1898 : 72588,
Dec. 13. 3563

Beryl; a melodrama in 5 acts, by L. Lester,
from the Ledger story Beryl's husband. Bal-
timore, 1874.

© Lisle Lester, Baltimore ; 1874 : 8905, July
6. 3564

Beryl's husband. See Beryl.

Beschwerdebuch (Das); komodie in 3 akten,
von Karl Ettlinger. Miinchen und Leipzig,
Georg Muller. 113 p. 12°.

© Ic. Aug. 22, 1913 ; D : 34245 ; Drei masken
verlag, g. m. b. h., Munich. 3565

Beside the bonnie brier bush; a pastoral drama
in 5 acts, founded on Beside the bonnie brier
bush, The days of auld lang syne, and Kate
Carnegie, by Ian MacLaren [pseud, of John
Watson] dramatized by J. MacArthur and
T. Hall. Typewritten.

© James MacArthur, Madison, N. J., and
Tom Hall, Norwalk, O. ; 1897 : 61225, Oct. 29 ;
2c. Nov. 8. 3566

Beside the mark; play in 1 act, by M. S. Rear-
don, 3d. 23 p. f. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 19, 1910; D: 22596; Mark S.
Reardon, 3d, New York. 3567

168

3568

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

3586

Beside the seaside; musical frivolity, by F.
Sherlock. [1] 6 p. 16°. Typewritten.

© ic. Feb. 29, 1912 ; D : 28877 ; Frank Sher-
lock, New York. 3568

Beside the still water; drama in 4 acts, by B.
Creighton. 257 p. 4". Ms.

© Ic. Oct. 8, 1910; D: 22273; Bertha
Creighton, Newark, N. J. 3569

Besieged; a drama in 3 acts by Helen Kane.
88 p. 12°. Typewritten.

© Helen P. Kane, Washington ; D : 10262,
Apr. 3, 1907 ; 2c. May 9, 1907.

Beso (El) del amor; comedia en 1 acto, de J.
Garcia del Bosque y B. Olgueras. Madrid,
Sociedad de autores espanoles, 1909. 28 p.
12°.

© July 2, 1909 ; 2c. July 14, 1909 ; D : 16259 ;
J. Garcia del Bosque y Blandino Olgueras,
Madrid. 3571

Bess; comedy melodrama in 4 acts, by Eleanor
Gaines [pseud, of Eleanor Le Saint] 4°.
Typewritten.

© Eleanor Le Saint, Philadelphia ; D : 9968.
Feb. 15, 1907 ; 2c. Mar. 6, 1907. 3572

Bess goes to Europe; comedy in 3 acts, by R.
Woodman. Franklin. O., Eldridge amuse-
ment CO. 41 p. 8°.

© Jan. 2, 1911 ; 2c. Feb. 25, 1911 ; D : 23574 ;
Rea Woodman, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. 3573

Bess, the rag-picker of New York; a drama in
5 acts, by E. W. Jones.

© Ella W. Jones, Connersville, Ind. ; 1873:
14S87, Dec. 26. 3574

Best (The) author's Christmas plays; dialogs
and plays for Christmas by Elizabeth F. Gup-
till, Clara J. Denton, Archibald Humboldt
[pseud, of G. O. March] Elizabeth White-
hill [pseud, of H. E. Smith] Edna R. Worrell,
Lebanon, O., March brothers, 1909. 1 p. 1.,
ii, 103 p. 12°.

Contents : Dolls vs. Teddy bears. — An un-
expected outbreak. — Why Ethel didn't go. —
The lost tree. — Jack Horner's Christmas pie. —
Music maketh merry, etc., etc.

© Oct. 8, 1909 ; 2c. Oct. 9, 1909 ; A : 249352 ;
March bros., Lebanon. O. 3580

3570 Best (The) Christmas book; recitations, dia-
logues, exercises, plays, drills, action pieces,
tableaux, pantomimes, songs and music, facts,
ed. by Joseph C. Sindelar. Chicago, Beckley-
Cardy company [1913] 192 p. diagrs. 12°.

© Nov. 26, 1913; 2c. Dec. 15, 1913; A:
358685; J. C. Sindelar, Chicago. 3580a

Best (The) cure; an Ethiopian farce in 1 act,
by C. F. Ingraham. Clyde, O., Ames' publish-
ing company.

© Ames' pub. co., Clyde, O. ; 1888:32042,
Nov. 12; 2c. Nov. 21. 3581

Best (The) joke of his life; play in 1 act, by
G. J. Young. 8 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 28, 1912; D: 31265; George J.
Young, Columbus, O. 3583

Best (The) laid plans; comedy drama in 4 acts,
dramatized, by H. M. Cahill, from book by
Anthony Trollope. 116 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 24, 1915 ; D : 39781 ; Helena M.
Cahill, New York. 3582a

— '■ — a farce in 1 act, by Helen Kaine. Phila-

Bess, the waif; by J. H. Ginenback.

© John Harper Ginenback, Philadelphia;
1883:7744, Apr. 26. 3575

Bessie; or. The bird charmer, an original com-
edy drama, by L. D. Shears.

© Mrs. L. D. Shears, Nyack, N. Y. ; 1880:
8979, June 15. 3576

Bessie Morand; drama in 5 acts, by C. M.
Chandos.

© C. M. Chandos, New York; 1874:11418,
Sept. 7. 3577

Bessie Raynor, the mill girl; or, Life among
the looms, a play by W. M. Turner.

© Wm. Mason Turner, Philadelphia; 1872:
6950, June 28. 3578

Bessie's bargains; a monologue, by Jennie Peet
and J. D. Steell.

© John Denton Steell, Los Angeles ; D :
10393, Apr. 22, 1907. 3579

delphia. The Penn publishing company, 1904.
18 p. 12°.

© Penn pub. co., Philadelphia ; D : 5152,
June 10, 1904 ; 2c. June 10, 1904. 3583

— See also Tattle-tales of Cupid.

Best (The) laid schemes; comedy drama of
American life in 3 acts, by H. H. Peck. 50 p.
4°. Tjrpewritten.

© Ic. June 16, 1911; D: 24495; Harry H.
Peck, Boston. 3584

comedy drama of American life in pro-
logue and 3 acts, rev. by H. H. Peck. 67 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 15, 1915 ; D : 39405 ; Harry Ham-
lin Peck, Cambridge, Mass. 3584a

Best (The) man; by D. U. Baxter. 4°. Type-
written.

© Dorothy Usner Baxter, New York ; D :
5262, June 16, 1904 ; 2c. June 16, 1904. 3585

by Francis Deane.

© F. Henry Deane, Baltimore; D : 2475,
Oct. 21, 1902. 3586

169

3587

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

3609

Best (The) man — Continued.

comedy in 1 act, by E. M. Crane. New

York, London, S. French. 16 p. 12°.

© Dec. 19, 1910 ; 2c. Dec. 19, 1910 ; D : 22846 ;
Eleanor Maud Crane, New York. 3587

a comedy in 2 acts by Harold Hale [pseud.

of C. N. Moller] Boston, W. H. Baker & co.,
1905. 35 p. 12°.

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston ; D : 7112,
Aug. 15, 1905 ; 2 c. Sept. 29, 1905. 3588

play in 4 acts, by H. M. Munson. [45] p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 19, 1910 ; D : 21237 ; Henry Mil-
ler Munson, Richmond Hill, N. Y, 3589

play in 1 act, by Harry Mainhall. 13 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 11, 3912; D: 29006; Homer
Miles, New York, 3590

sketch in 1 act, by J. M. Cumming. 13 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 8, 1910; D: 20392; Joseph M.
Cumming, San Francisco. 3591

Best (The) man wins; by A. Wynne.

© Anna Wynne, New York ; D : 5808, Nov.
22, 1904. 3592

Best (The) of the bad; play in 5 acts, by H. R.
R. Hertzberg. 53 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 5, 1910; D: 20352; H. R. R.
Hertzberg, New Orleans. 3593

Best (The) patron; study in contributory delin-
quency, by Hobart Bosworth. [1], 12 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. June 14, 1913 ; D : 33494 ; Hobart Van
Faudt Bosworth, Los Angeles. 3594

Best people on earth; comedy in 3 acts, by

F. G. Corcoran and C. T. Booth. [135] p. 4°.

Typewritten.
© Ic. Apr. 13, 1911 ; D : 23954 ; Frances G.

Corcoran, New York. 3595

Best (The) seller; literary phantasy in 2 parts,

by M. R. Palmer. [1], 42 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 10, 1913; D : 33469 ; Martha
Royle Palmer, Salt Lake City. 3596

musical fantasy in 2 chapters, book by J.

Russell, music by S. P. Levy, lyrics by D.
Burnet. 114 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 14, 1915 ; D : 40933 ; John Rus-
sell, Sol. P. Levy and Dana Burnet, New York.

3596a

play, by M. R. Palmer. 27 p. 8°. Printed.

© Nov. 22, 1913 ; 2c. Dec. 3. 1913 : D : 35237 ;
Martha Royle Palmer, Salt Lake City. 3597

Best (The) sellers; sketch in 1 act, by K. S.
Webb. [1], 15 p. 4°. TyiJewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 29, 1913; D : 34579 ; Kenneth
Seymour Webb, New York. 3598

Best (The) shows on earth; a dramatic com-
position, by B. Gerard.

© Barney Gerard, New York ; D : 14312,
Nov. 17, 1908. 3599

Best thing in life; by May Hayes Wright. 62 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 11, 1909 ; D : 17068 ; Jennie Cook
. Bopp, Washington. 3600

Best (The) thing that could have happened;
play in 1 act, by B. S. Papazian. [27] p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 4, 1911; D: 23848; Bertha S.
Papazian, Cambridge, Mass. 3601

Best (The) way out; sketch, by R. W. Hague.
7 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 7, 1910; D: 22503; Ralph W.
Hague, Los Angeles. 3603

Bet (The); comedy in 4 acts, by M. Auldyn.
4 V. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 3, 1913; D: 32507; Mable Aul-
dyn, Detroit. 3603

play in 4 acts, by B. W. Springer. [81] p.

f. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 29, 1912 ; D : 29214 ; Bessie Wre-
ford Springer, Detroit. 3604

play in 3 acts, by O. Bergquist. 103 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 29, 1912 ; D : 30691 ; Olof Berg-
quist, Middletown, Conn. 3605

or, An old story retold, a comedy in 1 act,

by Darcy Leverson, based on a poem by Fritz
Renter. New York, Ed. Schuberth & co., 1908.
20 p. 8°.

© Joseph Williams, ltd., London ; D : 13540,
Aug. 12, 1908; 2c. Aug. 12, 1908. 3606

— or. Through fire and water, a sensation

character comedy of American life, by T. C.
De Leon.

© T. C. De Leon, Mobile ; 1873 : 3311, Apr.
1. 3607

Bete (La); pantomime en 6 tableaux, llvret de
Andre de Lorde et -J. Marsele, musique de E.
Bonuamy. [2], 14 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 11. 1912; D: 29644; Andr4 de
Lorde et J. Marsele, Paris. 3608

Bethlehem; a nativity play by Laurence Hous-
man, performed with music by Joseph Moo rat
under the stage-direction of Edward Gordon
Craig. New York. London, The Macmillan
company, 1902. 2 p. 1., 76 p. 12°.

© Macmillan co.. New York; D:2686, Dec.
6, 1902; 2c. Dec. 6, 1902. 3609

Betrayal (The) See Marguerite.

170

3610

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

3631

Betrayed; drama, 5 acts, 5 tableaux, by M. L.
Johnson.

© Martha Lafltte Johnson, United States;
1872 : 8407, Aug. 8. 3610

an original drama in 4 acts, by Mrs. R.

Pacheco. San Francisco, 1878.

© Mrs. R. Pacheco, California; 1879:657,
Jan. 15. 3811

Betrayer; drama in 5 acts, adapted by I. S.
Chirurg from the Russian of Glagol [pseud,
of Provokator AsefC Veliliiy]. 46 p. Type-
written.

© Ic. Oct. 8, 1909; D: 17048; Isidore S.
Chirurg and Woldemar T. Kruglak, New
York. 3612

Betrayer (The) foiled. See Margaret's vow.

Betrogene (Die) chathunah. Sec Bochele.

Betrogene leute; schau spiel in 3 aufziigen, von
W. Imperatori. Berlin, Ahn & Simrock. 40 p.
8°.

© Ic. Apr. 29, 1912 ; D : 29527 ; Biihnenver-
lag Ahn & Simrock, g. m. b. h., Berlin. 3613

Betrothal (The); comedy in 1 act, by A. J.
Grosvenor. [16] p. f°. Ms.

© Ic. May 18, 1911 ; D : 24236 ; Abbie Johns-
ton Grosvenor, Richmond, Ind. 3614

— — ■ See also Plays and poems; by G. H. Boker.

Betrothal of Ronald and Thusnelda; a dra-
matic poem, by Peter Cook. 61 p. 12°.

© Weimar press (Peter Cook), Los An-
geles; A: 223393, Nov. 25, 1908; 2c. Nov. 25,
1908. 3615

Betrothed (The) gentleman of "Wilno; drama
in 4 acts, by B. Gorin.

© Bernhard Gorin, New York ; 1898 : 19739,
Mar. 26. 3616

Betrothed's (The) mother; or, Le fiance sans
nom, a comedy drama in 4 acts, by L. G.
Palabot. Typewritten.

© Louis G. Palabot, Chicago ; 1899 : 67041,
Oct. 16; 2c. Jan. 8, 1900. 3617

Bet's fortune; an original play in 4 acts, by
J, Schonberg.

© James Schonberg, New York; 1890:
14061, Apr. 28. 3618

Betsey abroad; play in 3 acts, by E. G. Hollister.
56 p. f". Typewritten.

© Ic. May 25, 1911; D: 24288; Elizabeth
Granger Hollister. Rochester, N. Y. 3619

Betsey of Clover farm; a comedy drama in 3
acts, by W. F. Burke. 51 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 2, 1912 ; D : 30157 ; William Fran-
cis Burke, New York. 3620

Betsey Perkins and the great mogul; a comic
opera in 2 acts, by C. Mathews, music by
Ferdinand Wagner. New York, 1886.

© Cornelius Mathews, New York; 1886:
11664, May 18. 3621

Betsey (The) Ross; an American play, by J. F.
Cooke. 58 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© James Francis Cooke, Brooklyn; D:
12597. Mar. 23, 1908; 2c. Mar. 23, 1908.

3622

Betsy; comedy-operetta in 3 acts, by H. Kellett
Chambers and Will B. Johnstone, music by
Alexander C. Johnstone. [117] p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Oct. 20, 1911 ; D : 25540 ; M. Witmark
& sons, New York. 3623

Betsy and Hank; original Yankee sketch,
words and music by E. Harrigan.

© Edward Harrigan, New York ; 1874 : 3718,
Mar. 24. 3624

Betsy Bobbett; a drama, scenes drawn from the
book My opinions and Betsy Bobbett's, by
Josiah Allen's wife.

© Marietta Holley, Pierrepont Manor,
N. Y.; 1880:4142, Mar. 15; 2c. July 2. 3625

Betsy Jane, the latest woman; a musical farce
comedy in 3 acts, by I. Crossy.

© Isabel Crossy, Two Johns, Md. ; 1895:
52128, Oct. 14. 3626

Betsy Patterson; or. An American queen, a
play in 4 acts, by E. U. Valentine and Herbert
Dansey.

© Edward Uffington Valentine, Brooklyn ;
D : 12964, May 13, 1908. 3627

Betsy Ross; in 4 acts, by H. A. Du Souchet.
Typewritten.

© H. A. Du Souchet, New York; 1899:
15804, Feb. 28; 2c. Feb. 28. 3628

Betsy Trotwood's tea party; play in 1 act, by
M. B. Tily. 13 p. f". Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 29, 1915; D: 40198; Mildred
Bromley Tily, Philadelphia. 3628a

Bett (Das) Napoleons; schwank in 1 akt, von
Rudolf Oesterreicher. Wien, O. Eirich, 1913.
19 p. 12°.

© Ic. Sept. 29, 1913 ; D : 34564 ; Otto Eirich,
Vienna. 3629

Better days; drama in 3 acts, by W. R. Fair-
chikl. 63 p. 4°. Tj^ewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 18, 1911; D: 25255; William

Richard Fairchild, Chicago. 3630

[a sketch, by G. L. Furniss] 24 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Grace Livingston Furniss, New York;
D : 12361, Feb. 14, 1908 ; 2c. Feb. 14, 1908.

3631

171

3633

DKAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

3650

Better (The) half; a duologue, by Frank Runch-
man. London, J. Williams, ltd. [1912] 16 p.
8°.

© Mar. 18, 1912; 2c. Mar. 19, 1912; D:
29081 ; Joseph Williams, ltd., London. 3632

Better late than never; a melodrama of real

life in 4 acts, by W. F. Kelly. Typewritten.

© William F. Kelly, Homer, N. Y. ; D : 37G7,

July 29, 1903; 2c. July 30, 1903. 3633

Better (The) life; a drama In 4 acts, by G. C.
Wallace. f°. Typewritten.

© George Carlton Wallace, Aston, England ;
D:5S92, Nov. 10, 1904; 2c. Nov. 10, 1904.

3634

Better light; play in 4 acts, by N. Zeff. 53 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 25, 1909 ; D : 16949 ; Nathaniel
Zeff, Chicago. 3635

Better (The) man; dramatic playlet, by D. G.
King. 12 p. 4°. T.\T)ewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 9, 1915; D : 39906 ; Donald G.
King, Indianapolis. 3635a

Better (The) part. See Cheese and crackers.

Better (The) right; play in 1 act, by P. L. Weil.
[19] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 16, 1912 ; D : 30852 ; Percival L.
Weil, New York. 3636

Better than diamonds and gold; or, The miss-
ing statue, spectacular drama in 4 acts, by
H. C. Anderson, tr. from the Danish by A. C.
Clausen.

© Adler C. Clausen, United States; 1885:
16802, Aug. 6. 3637

Better than gold; a drama in 5 acts, by R. W.
Zinser, 1908.

© Roy W. Zinser, Salida, Cal. ; D : 12785,
Apr. 20, 1908. 3638

a drama in 4 acts, by G. M. Baker. Bos-
ton, G. M. Baker and co., 1879.

© George M. Baker, Boston; 1878:13805,
Nov. 25; 2c. Nov. 25. 3639

Same. Boston, W. H. Baker & co., 1906.

58 p. 12°.

© Emily F. Baker, Wellesley Hills, Mass.;
in renewal for 14 years from Nov. 25, 1906;
D:9069, Sept. 12, 1906; 2c. Sept. 20, 1906.

3640

play in 4 acts, by O. P. Parker. Gibson,

Tenn., National drama co. 52 p. 12".

© Feb. 4, 1914 ; 2c. Mar. 5, 1914 ; D : 36258,
Oliver Perry Parker, Gibson, Tenn. 3640a

Better (The) way; by C. B. Stevens. 4". Type-
written.

© Calvin Blaine Stevens, Alameda, Cal. ;
D : 9901, Feb. 4, 1907 ; 2c. Feb. 4. 1907. 3641

Better (The) way — Continued.

by F. M. Livingston. Typewritten.

© Francis M. Livingston, New York; 1900

A : 13141, May 25 ; 2c. May 25.

3642

— play in 3 acts, by H. M. Goldberg. [90] p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 9, 1914 ; D : 38074 ; H. M. Gold-
berg, San Francisco. 3642a

— -Iilay in 2 acts, by M. S. May. 77 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 28, 1914; D: 36493; Minnie
Stannard May, Brookline, Mass. 3642b

— See also Trust (The) that failed.

Bettina; musical comedy in 2 acts, book by
Edith Bayard and M. F. Hudson, lyrics by
M. F. Hudson and Joseph B. Leavy, score by
W. Percy Van Ness. 117 p. 4°. Typewritten.
[Words only]

© Ic. Feb. 5, 1915 ; D : 39659 ; Millard Fill-
more Hudson, Washington. 3642c

Bettina Moliere; by A. J. M. Swasey.

© Agnes Josephine Marcy Swasey, Wash-
ington; D: 15555, Apr. 6, 1909. 3643

Bettina, queen of the gypsies; by M. N. Allen.

Typewritten.

© Marie Nice Allen, Pottsville, Pa.; 1899:
15160, Feb. 25; 2c. Apr. 23, 1901. 3644

Eettinas flucht; schauspiel in 4 aufziigen, von
Friedrich Rosenthal. Berlin - Wilmersdorf,
F. Bloch erben, 1913. 117 p. 8°.

© Ic. Nov. 4, 1913 ; D : 34933 ; Felix Bloch
erben, Berlin-Wilmersdorf. 3645

Betting (The) book; drama in 4 acts, by S.
"Vane. Tj-pewritten.

© Sutton Vane, Hove, England; D : 793,
Aug. 24, 1901 ; 2c. Aug. 24, 1901. 3646

Betting on a sure thing; a farce in 1 act, by
W. H. Shelton.

© William Henry Shelton, New York ; 1897 :
55465, Oct. 2. 3647

Bettler (Der); eine dramatische sendung, 5 auf-
zilge, vou Reinhard Sorge. Berlin, S. Fischer
verlag, 1912. 167 p. 12".

© May 22, 1912; 2c. Aug. 28, 1912; D:
30671; S. Fischer verlag, Berlin. 3648

Bettler (Der) von Syrakus; tragodie in 5 akten
und einem vorspiel, von Hermann Sudermann.
Berlin, Theaterverlag Eduard Bloch. 132 p.
12°.

© Ic. Feb. 29, 1912 ; D : 28875 ; Theaterver-
lag Eduard Bloch, Berlin. 3649

Same. Stuttgart und Berlin, I. G. Cot-

tasche buchhandlung nachf., 1911. [192] p.
12°.

© Oct. 16, 1911 ; 2c. Mar. 1, 1912 ; D : 28905 ;
Theaterverlag Eduard Bloch, Berlin. 3650

172

3651

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

3664

Betty; a Colonial episode, by L. W. Coffin and
F. Bemis. 10 p. 4°. Typewritten.

I© Louisa Wendte Coffin and Fannie Bemis,
Northboro, Mass.; D : 11758, Nov. 16, 1907;
2c. Nov. 16, 1907. 3651

a drama in 4 acts, by L. H. Haight. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Leora Hurless Haight, Milwaukee; D:
10524, May 8, 1907; 2c. May 8, 1907. 3652

fantastic comic opera in 3 acts, book and

Betty's best bet; sketch, by G. C. Cook. 7 p.
4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 4, 1909; D: 16840; Gertrude
Chadwick Cook, San Francisco. 3658

social drama, being a play within a play

lyrics by W. H. Mathews, music by Walter
Golde. 90 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Words
only]

© ]c. May 15, 1915; D: 40672; William
Henry Mathews, New York. 3652a

musical comedy in 3 acts, by Frederic

Lonsdale and Gladys Unger. 3 v. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Feb. 27, 1915 ; D : 39812 ; George Ed-
wardes, London. 3652b

new musical play in 3 acts, by Frederick

Lonsdale and Gladys Unger, lyrics by Adrian
Ross and Paul A. Rubens, music by Paul A.
Rubens, additional numbers by Ernest Steffan
and Merlin Morgan. London, Chappell & co.,
ltd. 34 p. 12°. [Words only]

© May 5, 1915 ; 2c. May 6, 1915 ; D : 40590 ;
Chappell & CO., ltd., London. 3652c

sketch, by K. Cromwell. 20 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Feb. 8, 1910 ; D : 20135 ; Katherine

Cromwell, New York. 3653

Betty and Betsy; farce, by Willis N. Bugbee.
Lebanon, O., March brothers. 3 p. 8°.

© Sept. 9, 1912; 2c. Sept. 12, 1912; D:
30821; March bros., Lebanon, O. 3654

Betty and the Billys of yesterday and today;
by M. Randall.

© Myrtle Randall, New York; D : 13405,
July 23, 1908. 3655

Betty Marston of Virginia; by A. Smith. 10 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 26, 1910; D: 22385; Alfred
Smith, Trenton, N. J. 3656

Betty (The) Wales books See Betty (The)
Wales girls and Mr. Kidd.

Betty (The) Wales girls and Mr. Kidd; play
based on The Betty Wales books, by Mar-
garet Warde. Philadelphia, Penn publishing
company, 1912. 61 p. 12°.

© Oct. 2, 1912 ; 2c. Oct. 3, 1912 ; D : 31025 ;
Penn pub. co., Philadelphia. 3657

Betty's ancestors; play in 1 act, by Emma M.
Hunting. Philadelphia, Penn publishing com-
pany, 1913. 36 p. 12°.

© Aug. 2, 1913 ; 2c. June 24, 1915 ; D : 41033 ;
Penn pub. co., Philadelphia, 3657a

and consisting of an introduction, 3 acts, and
a conclusion, by M. J. Marshall. [183] p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 21, 1914 ; D : 38267 ; Mary Jen-
nette Marshall, Hallowell, Me. 3658a

Betty's boy; play in 1 act, by L. Henegan. 27
p. 4°. TyiDewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 28, 1914; b: 38943; Loftus
Henegan, New York. 3658b

Betty's degree. See Little (A) world.

Betty's divorce; play in 3 acts, by Emma Mary
Reed. 75 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 20. 1909 ; D : 17754 ; Louise Car-
ter, Lincoln, Neb. 3659

Betty's haul; some sparkling lines, some funny
situations crowded into a playlet in 1 act, by
Gus Phelps. 11 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 31, 1909; D: 17832; Andrew
Lewis, Everett, Mass. 3660

Betty's house party; a comedy in 1 act, by E.
F. Johnson. 11 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Elizabeth F. Johnson, Cleveland ; D :
4893, Apr. 18, 1904; 2c. Apr. 4, 1904. 3661

Betty's new moon; farce comedy in 3 acts, by
S. G. Brigel. 3 v. 4°. . TyiDewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 23, 1915; D: 40149; Samuel
Gottlob Brigel, Pittsburgh. 3661a

Betty's triumph; a classy comedy skit in 1
act, by Harry S. Sheldon. 22 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. July 2, 1909 ; D : 16238 ; Mrs. Ben. S.
Mears, Chicago. 3662

Between decks; play in 1 act, by Thomas J.
Gray. [1], 13 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. May 19, 1914 ; D : 37070 ; James Mc-
Cormack, Brooklyn. 3662a

Between eight and nine; play in 1 act, by F. H.
Shreiner. [9] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 9, 1914 ; D : 35608 ; Francis Hoyt
Shreiner, New York, 3662b

Between father and son; a drama in 4 acts, by
M. J. Nerney.

© M. J. Nerney, Chicago ; 1874 : 13800, Nov.
9. 3663

Between friends; sketch, by M, H. Upton. [1],
13 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 16, 1912; D: 30556; Martha
Hansford Upton, New York. 3664

373

3665

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

3685

Between love and duty.

© Patrick H. Sullivan and Samuel H. Har-
ris, New York ; D : 1107, Nov. 18, 1901. 3665

a drama in 1 act, by R. Frimel.

© Rudolf Frimel, New York ; D : 3963, Sept.
17, 1903. 3666

See also Entre amor y deber. — Gem

(The). — John Winchester.

Between love and honor; a melodrama in 4
acts and 4 scenes, by E. J. Schulte.

© Edward J. Schulte, Bridgeville, Pa.; D:
10499, May 6, 1907. 3667

Between ourselves; confidential story in 1
scene, by F. Annesley. [1], 9 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Aug. 8, 1913 ; D : 34061 ; Francis An-
nesley, London. 3668

Between seven and eight; comedy drama in 1
act, by F. Rider. 27 p. 8°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 7, 1909; D: 17652; Fremont
Rider, Nyack, N. Y. 3669

Between showers; farce comedy in 3 acts, by
F. E. Dumm. 153 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 19, 1912 ; D : 30300 ; F. E. Dumm,
Columbus, b. 3670

Between sunset and dawn; play in 4 acts, by
Plermon Ould. London, Sidgwick & Jackson,
ltd., 1914. 4 p. 1., 75 p. 12°.

© Apr. 22, 1914; Ic. Apr. 25, 1914; D:
36838; Sidgwick & Jackson, ltd., London.

3670a

Between the acts; a comedy in 3 acts, by B. C.
Lease. Philadelphia, The Penn publishing
company, 1892.

© Penn pub. co., Philadelphia ; 1892 : 30406,
July 21; 2c. Oct. 13. 3671

drama in 1 act, by De W. Kaplan. [2],

15 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 7, 1914; D: 35947; De Witte
Kaplan, Englewood, N. J. 3671a

a play in 1 act, by J. Heme. [New York,

Printed by Gotham press, 1904] 16 p. 12°.

© Julie Heme, New York ; D : 5916, Dec. 16,

1904 ; 2c. Dee. 13, 1904. 3672

a tragic play, by M. M. Simon. 11 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. May 31, 1912; D : 29837 ; Mas M.
Simon, New York. 3673

Between the coal hole and the cellar. See My
adjuster.

Between the dances; by C. Wilbur. Type-
written.

© Caryl Wilbur, New York; 1900 A : 4471,
Feb. 17 ; 2c. Feb. 24. 3674

Between the dog- and the wolf; a play in 4
acts, by A. J. Whaley. 4°. Typewritten.

© Arthur J. Whaley, Philadelphia; D:
12558, Mar. 17, 1908 ; 2c. Mar. 31, 1908. 3675

Between the horns; incident of white slavery
founded on fact, by W. Montague. 9 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 15, 1913; D: 34420; Walter
• Montague, San Francisco. 3676

Between the Japs and Russians
heroes.

Between the lights.

See Military
See His neighbor's wife.

Between the lines; comedy drama in 1 act, by
C. Ellis. [10] p. t". Typewritten.

© Ic. July 19, 1910 ; D : 21887 ; Chas. Ellis,
Rock Island, 111. 3677

— a drama in a prologue and 4 acts, by J. B.
Bradford. Rev. 1901. Typewritten.

© James B. Bradford, New York ; D : 111,
Feb. 4, 1901 ; 2c. Feb. 16, 1901. 3678

— a drama in 5 acts, by J. B. Bradford. Ms,
© J. B. Bradford, Raynham, Mass.; 1894:

32989, June 22; 2c. Aug. 20. 3679

— drama in 4 acts, by G. S. Johns. 73 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 1, 1910 ; D : 21712 ; George Sib-
ley Johns, St. Louis. 3680

revised, [by] J. B. Bradford. Rayn-

ham, Mass. TjTDewritten.

© J. B. Bradford, New York; 1897:31980,
May 26; 2c. June 4. 3681

— See also Murfreesboro.

Between the nightfall and the light; a playlet,
by Graham Hill. 16 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Lillie Langtry, London; D : 9092, Sept.
17, 1906; 2c. Sept. 17, 1906. 3682

Between the races; racing episode in 1 act, by
Frank Finney. [2] 16 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 4, 1910; D: 21742; William
Robyns, New York. 3683

Between the soup and the savory; 1 act play,
by G. E. Jennings. New York, S. French;
London, S. French, ltd., 1911. 22 p. 4°.

© Feb. 17, 1911; 2c. Feb. 18, 1911; D:
23384; Samuel French, ltd., London. 3684

See also Four one act plays.

Between trains; dramatic sketch, by W. Woods.
[1], 15 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 17, 1914; D: 37594; Walter
Woods, Boston. 3684a

1 act play, by J. W. S. Sullivan. [1], 11 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 20, 1912; D: 29435; J. W. S.

Sullivan, New York. 3685

174

3686

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

3707

Between trains — Continued.

sketch in 1 act, by W. H. Cline. [18] p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 29, 1911; D : 24097 ; William
Hamilton Cline, Los Angeles. 3686

Between twelve and one; by R. F. Staley. 4".
Typewritten.

© Richard Felix Staley, New York; D:
9856, Jan. 28, 1907; 2c. Feb. 4, 1907. 3687

Between two; a 5 act drama, by C. Simpson.

© Christina Simpson, Terra Haute, Ind. ;
1875:9229, Sept. 6. 3688

Between two continents; sounds from the
ocean through 3 acts, words and music by A.
Wayditch. 39 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 20, 1913 ; D : 33269 ; Alois Way-
ditch, New York. 3689

Between two crowns; a historical drama in 4
acts, by M. A. Snell.

© Minnie Andrews Snell, Wichita ; D : 1820,
May 2, 1902. 3690

Between two fires; by B. K. Phillips.

© Bettine K. Phillips, New York ; 1900 A :
11034, May 1. 3691

a comedy drama in 3 acts, by Thomas K.

Serrano. New York, H. Roorbach.

© Harold Roorbach, New York; 1888:
27722, Sept. 29; 2c. Oct. 17. 3692

— a drama in 4 acts, by J. L. Gilder.

© Jeannette L. Gilder, New York; 1877:
3418, Mar. 21. 3693

— farcical comedy in 3 acts, by M. L. John-

son.

© Martha Lafitte Johnson, Philadelphia;
1882 : 10465, June 24 ; 2c. Feb. 6, 1884. 3694

or. Which shall it be? a farce comedy

sketch, by M. Woods. 38 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Murry Woods, New York ; D : 13508, Aug.

5, 1908; 2c. Aug. 5, 1908. 3695

Between two foes; an original war drama in 4
acts, by F. Heermans.

© Forbes Heermans, Syracuse, N. Y. ; 1899 :
37707, June 7; 2c. June 7. 3696

Between two forts; a dramatic sketch in 1 act
and 3 scenes, by C. Spooner.

© Cecil Spooner, United States; D:874,
Sept. 17, 1901. 3697

Between two husbands; farce comedy in 1 act,
by Darby Clay [pseud, of D. Freedman]
[1], 10 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 24, 1914 ; D : 38907 ; David Freed-
man, Brooklyn. 3697a

Between two lives; a drama of the passing of
the old and the coming of the new in rural
life, by Charles William Burkett. New York,
O. Judd company, 1914. 58 p. 12°.

© Feb. 4, 1914 ; 2c. Apr. 2, 1914 ; A : 371397 ;
Orange Judd co.. New York. 3697b

Between two thorns; an original scene on a
staircase, by Forbes Heermans. New York,
The De Witt pub. co. house.

© R. H. Russell & son. New York; 1892:
52677, Dec. 23; 2c. Dec. 24, 1892; 2c. Dec. 26,
1893. 3698

Between two women; by J. B. Foster. 15 p.
4°. TjT)ewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 10, 1911; D : 23067 ; Julia B.
Foster, Berkeley, Cal. 3699

Beulah; a comedy in 3 acts, adapted from Au-
gusta Jane Evans' novel Beulah, by A. E.
Ives. [142] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 18, 1910; D: 21830; Alice E.
Ives, New York. 3700

a dramatization of Augusta J. Evans' novel

of the same name, by E. H. Culbertson. [2],
71 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 5, 1910; D: 21476; E. Howard
Culbertson, Washington. 3701

Same. 113 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 2, 1910 ; D : 20325 ; E. Howard
Culbertson, Washington. 3703

Beulah of Bethesda; play in 1 act, by S. Shat-
ford. [12] p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 10, 1914 ; D : 38158 ; Sarah Shat-
ford, New York. 3702a

Beulet and Melleen Treelawn; by J. Wilson.

© Joseph Wilson, Gallipolis, O. ; 1880 : 7489,
May 13. 3703

Same.

© Joseph Wilson, Gallipolis, O. ; 1880 : 8267,
May 28. 3704

Bevering Penrose; comedy in 3 acts, by H.
Houston. 73 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 4, 1915 ; D : 40551 ; Harris Hous-
ton, Houston. 3704a

Beverley; a comedy drama in 4 acts, by B. F.
Underwood.

© B. F. Underwood, Brooklyn ; 1889 : 14769,
May 15. 3705

Beverley Fields; a play in 4 acts, by Marie
Madison and Frank M. Witmark. f°. Type-
written.

© M. Witmark & sons. New York ; D : 2001,
June 12, 1902; 2c. June 12, 1902. 3706

a play of nature in 4 acts, by M. Madison

and F. M. Witmark. Typewritten.

© Marie Madison and Frank M. Witmark,
Chicago; D : 842, Sept. 6, 1901; 2c. Oct. 4,
1901. 3707

175

3708

DKAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

3724

Beverly's bride; comedy in 3 acts, by N. and O.
T. Fiske. 162 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 21, 1913; D : 33008 ; Nellie and
O. T. Fiske, New York. 3708

Beware. See Circe.

Beware of a singer; a scream in 15 minutes, by
M. H. Bettman. 9 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© M. H. Bettman, New York; D : 14865,
Jan. 20, 1909; 2c. Jan. 14, 1909. 3709

Beware of Delilah; a farce in 3 acts, by S. Wil-
mer and W. Vincent.

© Sidney Wilmer and Walter Vincent, New
York; 1900 A: 5704, Mar. 2. 3710

Beware of relatives; farce in 1 act, by J. I.
Tanzman. 9 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Joseph I. Tanzman, New York ; D : 13176,
June 13, 1908; 2c. June 13, 1908. 3711

Beware of tramps; a drama in 3 acts, by H. G.
Richmond and Ackland [Boyle, known as]
Von Boyle.

© Harry G. Richmond, Philadelphia ; 1878 :
10025, Aug. 31. 3712

See also Two little vagrants.

Beware the dog; a sketch in 1 act, by J. Arthur.
TyiJewritten.

© Joseph Arthur, New York ; 1895 : 57890,
Nov. 16; 2c. Nov. 16. 3713

Bewildering (The) Miss Felicia; a comedy of
rejuvenation in 3 acts, by G. F. Sturgis for
female characters only. Boston, W. H. Baker
& CO., 1913. 85 p. 12°.

© Feb. 15, 1913 ; 2c. Feb. 17, 1913 ; D : 32328 ;
Granville Forbes Sturgis, Denver. 3714

Bewitched (The) bear; a vaudeville act with
dark change, by Geo. A. Lemming. 12 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© George All, London ; D : 14450, Dec. 4,
1908; 2c. Dec. 4, 1908. 3715

Bewitched (The) clock; a farce.

© Ralph B. Pierce, Westboro, Mass.; 1898:
37390, June 18. 3716

Bewitched (The) trumpeter; a comical play in
3 acts, and 6 tableaux, by A. Goldfaden.

© A. Goldfaden, New York; 1888:18141.
June 25. 3717

Bey (The) of Bally-hoo. Sec Nancy Brown.

Beyant seas. See Margaret and Denny.

Beyond. 4°. Typewritten.

© Malcolm Douglas, New York ; D : 5169,
June 11, 1904; 2c. June 11, 1904. 3718

Beyond a doubt; a melodrama, by J. B. Hop-
kins.

© James B. Hopkins, Syracuse, N. Y. ; 1885 :
10878, May 13. 3719

Beyond control; modern comedy drama in 3
acts, by R. P. Macdonald. 100 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Sept. 13, 1912 ; D : 30841 ; Royal Per-
cival Macdonald, Oakland, Cal. 3720

Beyond disillusion; a dramatic study of mod-
ern marriage, by W. N. Guthrie. Manhattan,
The Petrus Stuyvesandt book guild at St.

■ Mark's in-the-Bouwerie [1915] 5 p. 1., 3-117,
[1] p. 8».

© June 14, 1915; 2c. June 17, 1915; aff.
June 18, 1915; A: 401438; William Norman
Guthrie, New York. 3720a

Beyond her depth; play in 4 acts, by E. M.
Kelley. 168 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 17, 1914; D : 36749 ; Ethel M.
Kelley, New York. 3720b

Beyond human might. See Plays; by Bjornst-
jerne Bjurnson,

Beyond human power; drama in 2 portions, by
Bjfjrusterne Bjornson, tr. by Mary Hanford
Ford.

© Alice Ives Breed, Boston ; D : 5542, Sept
17, 1904. 3721

(Over aevne); play in 2 acts, by Bjom-

stjerne Bjornson, tr. by Lee M. Hollander. 25
p. 12°. Printed.

© Mar. 1, 1915; 2c. Mar. 6, 1915; D : 39889;
Houghton, Mifflin co., Boston. 3721a

See also Chief contemporary dramatists.

[Beyond our power; drama in 2 parts, by
Bj0rnstjerne Bj0rnson, tr. by S. Dobrik]

iiD ]i?r*,Ti: 2 ^^N N)2sn-i x ,i:cb*np irrjix -iVTH

L^r brp*^)2 New York .p^l^NI .D ]'Z 'k^i'mi'S^X

.1910 C?2Xp

210 p. 12°.

© Aug. 1, 1910; 2c. Sept. 13, 1910; A:
273871 ; Maisel & co., New York. 3721b

See also Plays; by Bj0rnstjerne Bj0rnson.

Beyond pardon; drama in 4 acts, by Alice How-
land. 46 p. f. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 10, 1911; D: 24657; Fred C.
Baughman, Lewistown, 111. 3722

by Miron Leffingwell, founded on

P-ertha M. Clay's celebrated novel of same
name. Chicago, Chicago manuscript co., 1910.
[53] p. f". Mimeographed.

© May 29, 1910 ; 2c. June 4, 1910 ; D : 21259 ;
Alexander Byers, Chicngo. 3723

•by Theodore Kremer. 4°. Type-

written.

© Leona Frederica Ross, New York ; D :
1601, Mar. 19, 1902; 2c. Mar. 19, 1902. 3724

176

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COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

3746

Beyond pardon — Continued.

a play, dramatized by Mrs. G. Filer.

© Mrs. G. Filer, Detroit ; 18SS : 31273, Nov.
3. 3725

See also Lady Lynn.

Beyond restoration; drama in 1 act, by B. Law-
rence. 15 p. 24°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 12, 1914; D: 35680; Edwena
Lawrence, Pliiladelphia. 3725a

Beyond Spanish power; a military play in 3
acts and a prologue.

© Petrino B. Mattia, Newark, N. J. ; 1897 :
28331, May 7. 3726

Beyond the blue hills; western comedy drama
in 3 acts, by J. Angell. 30 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© 1c. Apr. 28, 1913; D: 33089; Joseph An-
gell, Fall River, Mass. 3727

Beyond the border line; 1 act play, by T. Bab-
cock and M. Asquith. 27 p. 4°. Typewritten.
© Ic. June 12, 1913; D: 33480; Theodore
Babcock and Mary Asquith, New York. 3728

Beyond the breakers; melodrama in 4 acts, by
Sutton Vane.

© William Calder, New York; 1893:7487,
Feb. 8. 3729

Beyond the divide; drama in 4 acts, by R. An-
derson. [7], 105 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 6, 1911; D: 23563; Richard
Anderson, Baltimore. 3730

Beyond the frozen sea; a musical play, words

by Ralph Akton, music by M. S. A. Glenford.

© Max August Heinze, Detroit ; D : 15135,

Feb. 5, 1909. 3731

Beyond the gates of Paradise.

© Walter Van Allen, New York; D : 4723,
Mar. 15, 1904. 3732

Beyond the grave; a drama, by J. F. Clark.
New York, The American news co., 1889.

© John Franklin Clark, New York; 1889:
729, Jan. 5 ; 2c. Feb. 22. 3733

Beyond the land of nod; fairy play in pro-
logue, epilogue and 3 acts, by F. George.
125 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 14. 1914; D: 38106; Frederic
George, New York. 3733a

Beyond the law; by B. W. Langsdale. 76 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 26. 1909 ; D : 17529 ; B. W. Langs-
dale, Kansas City, Mo. 3734

a society play of Washington life in 4

acts, by Clarence Black. 49 1. f°. Mimeo-
graphed.

© July 2. 1909 ; 2c. July 26, 1909 ; D : 16380 ;
Alexander Byers, Chicago. 3735
See also Fatal (A) error.

Beyond the pale; a comedy in 5 acts, by J. Wel-
don. Typewritten.

© John Weldon, Brooklyn; 1897:23124,
Apr. 13; 2c. May 27. 3736

Beyond the Rockies; by F. S. Isham.

© F. S. Isham, Detroit; 1896:61332, Nov.
9. 3737

— a drama in 4 acts, by Edward Weitzel.

© Allan Hampton and Frank Hopkins, New
York ; D : 641, July 8, 1901. 3738

— See also Triss.

Beyond the Vistula; a drama in 3 acts, by
William U. Franey and H. Janz.

© W. U. Franey and Hugo Janz, Chicago;
D : 6025, Jan. 9, 1905. 3739

Bey's (The) handy-man; a farce comedy in 2
acts, by L. J. Gotto. 21 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Louis J. Gotto, Green Bay, Wis. ; D :
15230, Feb. 19, 1909 ; 2c. Feb. 19, 1909. 3740

Bezsemenoffs (The); a play in 4 acts, by Max-
im Gorky [pseud, of A. M. Pieshkov] tr. by
J. R. Crawford.

© J. R. Crawford, Erie, Pa. ; D : 2946, Feb.
3, 1903. 3741

Bhugga-Bhu; or. An idol of Bhungtung, a
musical travesty in 2 acts, words by R. C.
Rose, music by Alfred G. Wathall. t°. Type-
written.

© Ray Clarke Rose, Chicago ; D : 2823, Jan.
7, 1903; 2c. Jan. 13, 1903. 3742

Bianca; a play of 2 acts and 2 scenes, by W. B.
F. Krause.

© William B. F. Krause, San Francisco;
1872 : 10495, Oct. 2 ; 2c. Oct. 2. 3743

Bianca's choice; an original libretto and dra-
. ma tic composition in 2 acts, for a comic opera
and musical satire, by J. F. Godoy Joseph
Sydney). New York.

© Jose F. Godoy, New York; 1880:8822,
June 11. 3744

Bianco; or. The enchanted sword, by Jerome
Ravel and I. Kiralfy.

© Imre Kiralfy, New York; 1887: 28007,
Oct. 29. 3745

Bibel und schwert. See Peter Mvihlenberg.

Biberpelz (Der) See Dramatic (The) works
of Gerhart Hauptmann. — Thieves' (The)
comedy.

Bibi; a comedy of toys, a spectacular musical
play, by Charles Barnard. New York [Hints
publishing co., 1903] 28 p. 12°.

© W. L. Hatch, New York; D:4168, Oct.
23, 1903 ; 2c. Nov. 12, 1903. 3746

5379—15-

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177

3747

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

3767

Bibi — Continued.

a comedy of toys, in 3 acts, by Charles

Barnard.

© W. L. Hatch, New York; 1897:22225,
Apr. 8; 2c. June 4.

See also Rackerchen.

3747

Bible and sword. See Peter Muhlenberg.
Bible characters.

© Lucinda C. Cramer, Crete, Neb.; 1900
A : 21758, Aug. 31. 3748

Bible Jim; a play in 4 acts. 4°. Typewritten.

© Fred Shuttleworth Morrison, New York;

D : 8601, May 28, 1906 ; 2c. May 28, 1906. 3749

Bibliothekar (Der); schwank in 4 akten, von
Gustav von Moser, ed. by F. W. C. Lieder.
Boston, New York [etc.] Ginn and company
[1913 J viii, 218 p. incl. front, (port.) 16".

© Dec. 2, 1913 ; 2c. Dec. 4, 1913 ; A : 361012 ;
Frederick W. C. Lieder, Cambridge, Mass.

3750

■ed. with notes and vocabulary by Hol-

lon A. Farr. New York, H. Holt & co., 1908.
iv, 176 p. 12°.

© Henry Holt & co., New York ; D : 13096,
June 2, 1908; 2c. June 18, 1908. 3751

Biceps (Der); vorfall aus dem Balkankrieg,
dramatisch gestaltet in 3 aufziigen, 6 bildern.
von Hugo Engelbert Schwarz. [3], 82 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. July 15, 1914; D: 37603; Comoedia,
Vienna. 3751a

Bicycle (The) agent; a musical farce comedy in
3 acts, by J. Webster.

© John Webster, Atlantic Highlands, N. J. ;
1895 : 28356, May 25. 3752

Bicycle (The) cop; play in 1 act, by McCree
and Clark. [1], 19 p. 4°. Typewritten. .

© Ic. Mar. 10, 1913: D: 32629; McCree &
Clark. New York. 3753

Bicycle (The) girl; a musical comedy in 3 acts,
by H. G. Sommers.

© H. G. Sommers, Chicago; 1897:28692,
May 10. 3754

musical farce-comedy in 3 acts, by J.

Webster.

© John Webster, Atlantic Highlands, N. J. ;
1895:28353, May 25. 3755

Bicycle (The) man; a musical farce-comedy in
3 acts, by J. Webster.

© John Webster, Atlantic Highlands, N. J. ;
1895 : 28355, May 25. 3756

Bicycle (The) queen; a musical farce comedy
in 3 acts, by J. Webster.

© John Webster, Atlantic Highlands, N. J. ;
1895 : 28354, May 25. 3757

Bicycle vs. wolves; acting dramatic monologue
for man, by Stanley Schell. p. 69-73. 12°.
(On cover: Stanley Schell's sketches)

© Apr. 6, 1914 ; 2c. Apr. 9. 1914 ; A : 370558 ;
Edgar Schell Werner, New York. 3757a

Bicyclers (The); a farce, by John Kendrick
Bangs.

. © Harper & bros., New York ; 1895 : 55779,
Nov. 2; 2c. Nov. 4. 3758

Bidden (The) guest; play in 1 act, by G. Jacob-
son. [2], 9 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 27, 1914; D: 36184; Gershon
Jacobson, Washington. 3758a

Biddle, the thoroughbred.

© Charles E. Trevathan, New York; D:
4765, Mar. 21, 1904. 3759

Biddy; a comedy drama, by L. R. Shewell.
New York.

© C. B. Jefferson. L. R. Shewell and T.
Jefferson, United States; 1886:25752, No^.
15. 3760

a kitchen idyl, 4 act comedy, by W. Peck.

© Wallace Peck, New York; 1881:20139,
Dec. 27. 3761

Biddy Moriarity; by T. P. Sullivan. St.
Louis.

© T. P. Sullivan, United States; 1887:
2821, Feb. 4. 3762

Biddy Murphy's South. American, wooers; dra-
matic sketch, by M. Lovel. 13 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Nov. 17, 1913 ; D : 35125 ; Mary Lovel,
Lakewood, N. J. 3763

Biddy Nolan; a comedy drama, by L. R. She-
well. New York.

© C. B. Jefferson, L. R. Shewell and T.
Jefferson, United States; 1886:25753, Nov.
15. 3764

Biddy Ronan; a comedy drama, by L. R. She-
well. New York.

© C. B. Jefferson, L. R. Shewell and T.
Jefferson, United States; 1886:25545, Nov.
11. 3765

Bide-a-wee (The) bears; a comedy in 2 acts, by
Thacher Howland Guild. Boston, W. H.
Baker & co., 1907. 22 p. 12°.

© Walter H. Btiker & co., Boston; D: 11665,
Nov. 5, 1907 ; 2c. Dec. 12, 1907. 3766

Biederleute; satirische komodie in 4 akten,
von Robert Misch. Berlin [etc.] A. Ahn, 1904.
125 p. diagr. 12°.

© Albert Ahn, Cologne. Germany ; D : 5401,
Aug. 10, 1904; 2c. Acg. 10, 1904. 3767

178

3768

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

3787

Biedermeier; liistspiel in 3 akten, von Leo
Walter Stein. Berlin, E. Bloch, 1913. 72 p.
12".

© Ic. May 26, 1913; D: 33331; Ednard
Bloch, Berlin. 3768

Bien (El) publico; sj'itira en 2 actos, el primero
dividido en 2 cuadros, original de P. Muuoz
Seca. Madrid, Sociedad de autores espafioles,
1914. 59 p. 12°.

© Sept. 17, 1914; Ic. Sept. 21, 1914: D:
38225; Pedro Muuoz Seca, Madrid. 3768a

Biff! baff! bufE! 15 p. 4°. Typewritten.
© Sam Levy, Brooklyn ; D : 5536, Aug. 6,
1904; 2c. Sept. 15, 1904. 3769

Biff! biff! play in 1 act, by F. K. Peile. [1],
22 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 2, 1913; D: 32110; F. Kiusey
Peile, London. 3770

Bifurcated (The) girl.

© Claxton Wilstach, New York; 1900 A:
13062; May 24. 3771

Big and little; or. Mountain harvest home, a
new and original duplicate character, scenic,
and trick harlequinade.

© Frank Donaldson, New York ; 1875 : 3007,
Mar. 30. 3772

Big and little casino and the joker; comedy
playlet for vaudeville, by O. C. Mack. [4],
9 p. 4°. Tyi^ewrltten.

© Ic. June 27, 1910 ; D : 21421 ; O. C. Mack,
New York. , 3773

Big (The) banana; a comic musical sketch,
written and composed by Alfred B. Sedgwick.
New York, Happy hours company.

© Happy hours co., New York ; 1875 : 7646,
July 22; 2c. July 28. 3774

Big (The) bayou levee; the first act of a play,
by C. Newcombe. 10 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Caroline Newcombe, Shreveport, La. ; D :
12912, May 5, 1908 ; 2c. Apr. 25, 1908. 3775

Big bear trail; comedy in 1 act, by H. Bagg.
37 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 13, 1913; D: 32663; Helen Bagg,
Chicago. 3776

Big (The) black blot; a farce comedy in 3 acts,
with songs and dances, by F. B. Bernard.
Typewritten.

© Franklin B. Bernard, Denver ; 1899 :
35096, May 25 ; 2c. May 25. 3777

Big (A) black boom, slavery days; in 1 act
and 2 scenes, by A. A. Spitz.

© Abe A. Spitz, Boston; 1894:3627, .Lin.
13; Ic. Jan. 13. 3778

Big (The) bonanza; or. Riches and matches, a
society novelty in 4 acts, by A. Daly.

© Augustin Daly, New York; 1875:1367,
Feb. 13 ; 2c. Dec. 3, 1886. 3779

Big bonanza of Arizona. See Great (The)
hidden treasure.

Big (The) boss; or, Crook vs. crook, play in
1 act, by F. Heath Cobb and G. H. Bowles.
8 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 13, 1914; D: 37860; Geo. H.
Bowles, Kansas City, Mo, 3779a

Big (The) brother; a study in sociology in 3
acts, by G. F. Sturgis. 129 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Granville Forbes Sturgis, Brooklyn; D:
15048, Feb. 10, 1909 ; 2c. Feb. 10, 1909. 3780
Big bugaboo; a comic opera, by T. A. Barrett.
49 p. f. Typewritten.

© Thomas Aldrich Barrett, Wilkes-Barre,
Pa. ; D : 7794, Dec. 26, 1905 ; 2c. Oct. 15, 1906.

3781

Big burlesque spectacle extravaganza; in 2
acts, by S. T. Jack.

© Sam T. Jack, Chicago; 1895:8774, Feb.
11. 3782

Big business; drama in 3 acts, by J. F. Delaney.
[2], 96 p. f°. Typewritten.

I© Ic. Jan. 23, 1914; D: 35771; John F.
Delaney, Chicago. 3782a

Big (A) day in Bulger; a farce in 1 act, by H.
Elliott McBride. Philadelphia, The Penn pub-
lishing company, 1895.

© Penn pub. co., Philadelphia ; 1895 : 39209,
July 30 ; 2c. July 30. 3783

Big (The) drum; comedy in 4 acts, by Arthur
Pinero. London, Chiswick press, 1915. vii,
115 p. 8".

© Ic. Aug. 13, 1915 ; D : 41634 ; Arthur Wing
Pinero, London. 3783a

Big (The) election. See Town talk.

Big (The) fight; by F. J. Conroy. 16 p. 8°.
T5T)ewritten.

© Frank James Conroy, Brooklyn; D:
14857, Jan. 20, 1909 ; 2c. Jan. 20, 1909. 3784

Big (A) fool; a comedy drama in 4 acts. 29 p.

f. Typewritten.

© Will H. Locke, Mound City, Mo.; D:
3249, Apr. 6, 1903; 2c. Apr. 6, 1903. 3785

Big Foot Wallace; or. The frontier war, an
Ethiopian farce, by J. Budd.

© Jake Budd, Washington ; 1876 : 6905, June
2. 3786

Big (The) 4; a combination of grotesque min-
strel acts, by Lester, Allen, Smith, and Wal-
dron.

© Lester, Allen, Smith, and Waldron,
United States; 1875:8423, Aug. 16. 3787

179

3788

Big (The) four; play in 2 acts, by W
bidge. 27 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. May 31, 1913; D: 33366; Wm. E.
Burbldge, Cliicago. 3788

Big (The) game; a play in 4 acts, by D. K.
Higgins and M. O. Higgins.

© David K. Higgins, New York, and Milton
O. Higgins, Chicago ; D : 12720, Apr. 10, 190S.

3789

Big (A) heart; comedy drama in 4 acts.

© John J. Black, New York; 1897:2915,
Jan. 5. 3790

Big hearted Jim; a western comedy drama in 4
acts, by W. L. Roberts. 4°. Typewritten.

© William L. Roberts, Chicago ; D : 625S,
Feb. 24, 1905; 2c. June 8, 1905. 3791

Big Injun; a drama in 1 act, by F. H. Norton.

I© Frank H. Norton, New York ; 1873 : 3583,

Apr. 9. 3792

Big Jim; or, Heart of gold, rural comedy in 4
acts, by C. A. Gordinier. 39 p. 4". Type-
written.

© Ic. Oct. 25, 1909 ; D : 17935 ; Charles A.
Gordinier, Newark, Mo. 3793

Big (The) job; comedy, by H. Turner. [15] p.
8°. Printed.

© Nov. 1, 1913 ; 2c. Nov. 24, 1913 ; D : 35242 ;
Harry Turner, Philadelphia. 3794

Big (A) joke; comedy farce in 1 act, by A. S.
Hickman. [35] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 28, 1911 ; D : 25894 ; Albert Scott
Hickman. Pearl River, N. Y. 3795

Big (A) man. 4°. Typewritten.

© Jav Smith, Schenectady, N. Y. ; D : 11082,
Julv 30, 1907; Ic. Dec. 9, 1907; Ic. Dec. 20,
1907. 3796

by F. O. Bartlett. [2], 25 p. 4°. Tyi^e-

written.

© Ic. Nov. 21, 1911; D: 25818; Frederick
Orin Bartlett, Cambridge, Mass. 3797

Big Mike drops in; play in 1 act, by Willard
Mack. 11 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 14, 1915 ; D : 39394 ; Wilton Tay-
lor, New York. 3797a

Same. 14 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 8, 1915 ; D : 40599 ; Willard Mack
and Chas. Bachmann, New York. 3797b

Big minstrel jubilee; arr. by Chris Lane. (In

Will Rossiters vaudeville prompter, no. 4)
© Will Rossiter, Chicago; D : 4073, Oct. 5,

1903; 2c. Oct. 5, 1903. 3798

Big mistake; a negro sketch, by A. J. Leavitt,

arr. by Cbarles White. New York, R. M. De

Witt.

© Robert M. De Witt, New York; 1875:
2463, Mar. 16; 2c. Mar. 20. 3799

DKAMATIC COMPOSITIONS
E. Bur-

3811

Big moments from great plays.

© Amelia Bingham, New York ; D : 13969,
Oct. 1, 1908. 3800

Big (The) rise; an original 4 act comedy-drama,
by G. Thomas.

© Gus. Thomas, St. Louis; 1882: 2499, Feb.
17. 3801

Big (The) sensation.

© Matt J. Flynn, New York ; 1895 : 57689,
Nov. 21. 3802

Big sister; play of to-day in 1 act, by F. J.
Lewis. 32 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 17, 1915 ; D : 40029 ; Florence J.
Lewis, Boston. 3802a

Big stakes; a melodrama in a prologue and 4
acts, by A. Harvey and H. Hosken. 4". Type-
written.

© Armiger Harvey and Heath Hosken, Lon-
don; D : 3075, Mar. 2, 1903 ; 2c. Mar. 2, 1903.

3803

Big (The) stick. 4". Typewritten.

© George V. Hobart, Pelham Manor, N. Y. ;
D : 11261, Aug. 30, 1907 ; 2c. Aug. 30, 1907.

3804

Big (The) story; melodramatic comedy, by R.
Warner. [2], 27 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 24, 1913; D: 35120; Richard
Warner, New York. 3805

Big (The) surprise; comedy in 1 act, by James
T. Duffy. 5 p. 4°. TjT)ewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 21, 1913; D: 34794; Margaret
Sawtelle Duffy, New York. 3806

-a farcical comedy in 1 act, by B. Gerard.

Typewritten.

© Barney Gerard. New York; 1900 A:
23211, Sept. 18 ; 2c. Sept. 18. 3807

Big (The) Swede; a sensational Swedish dia-
lect melodrama in 4 acts. f. Typewritten.
© Ezra C. Walck, Bay City, Mich.; D:
12496, ]Mar. 6, 1908 ; 2c. Mar. 7, 1908. 3808

Bigamist (The); or. Too much married, a
drama in 3 acts, by Dominick Murray and
C. W. Barry.

© Charles W. Barry, New York; 1872 : 8159,
Aug. 1. 3809

Bigamist king; 3 act farce comedy, by B.
Kling. f". Typewritten.

© Bernard Kling, Brooklyn ; D : 7584, Nov.
20, 1905; 2c. Dec. 1, 1905. 3810

Bigamists (The); comedy in 3 acts, by L. A.
Browne. 69 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 16, 1910 ; D : 22829 ; Lewis Allen
Browne, Boston. 3811

180

1

3812

COPYBIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

3835

Bigamy; a dramatic comedy of to-day, by T. C.
De Leon.

'© T. C. De Loon, New York; 1871:9220,
Oct. 3. 3812

a farcical comedy in 3 acts, by J. W. Her-

bert.

© J. W. Herbert, New Rocbelle, N. Y. ; 1893 :
35414. July 29. 3813

an original comedy drama in 3 acts, by

T. B. jMacdonougb and H. H. Leech.

© Thomas B. Macdonough and Harry Hare-
wood Leech, New Yorlv ; 1872:2466. Mar. 12.

3814

— a piny, by F. A. Mathews (Marguerite F.

Aymar)

© Fannie Aymnr Mathews, New Yorli ;
1879:142, Jan. 6. 3815

a play in 5 acts, by E. Henderson and F.

Aymar Mathews (Marguerite F. Aymar)

© Ettie Henderson and Fannie A. Mathews,
United States; 1880; 529, Jan. 9. 3816

or. The inner circle. Typewritten.

© Melvin L. Severy, Boston; 1894:35580.
July 25; 2c. July 24. 3817

Bigelow's (The) butler; comedy in 3 acts, by
Harrv O. Osgood. Boston, W. H. Baker & co.,
1903. 62 p. 16".

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston; D : 3989,
Sept. 22, 1903; 2c. Nov. 20, 1903. 3818

Bigger (The) impulse; play in 3 acts, by M.
Goldman. 64 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 16, 1911; D : 23102 ; Matthew
Goldman, New York. 3819

Biggers' big blunder; a farce comedy in 3 acts,
by U. S. Huggius.

© Ulysses S. Huggins, Wellsburg, W. Va. ;
D:262, Mar. 26, 1901. 3820

Bigness (The) of Bill. 15 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Tom P. Morgan, Rogers. Ark. ; D : 10888.

July 1, 1907; 2c. July 1, 1907. 3821

Bigote (La); comedie en 2 actes, par J. Renard.
Paris, Societe d'editions litteraires et artis-
tiques [1910] 148 p. 12°.

© Apr. 5, 1910; 2c. May 5, 1910; D : 20938 ;
Jules Renard, Paris. 3822

Bijah; a comedy in 1 act and 3 scenes, by C. B.
Lewis.

© C. B. Lewis, Detroit; 1880:10741, July
12. 3823

— or, Abijah Beaupole's store.

© Joseph P. Hamlin, jr.. East Boston; 1880:
18247, Dec. 1. 3824

Bijou (Le); play in 1 act, by M. Clover and L.
Conly. 14 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 14, 1910; D: 22806; Madge
Clover, Los Angeles, and Louella Conly, Pasa-
dena. 3825

or. Good company, a musical comedy, by

M. Wolf.

© Mark Wolf, Boston ; 1882 : 17954, Oct. 26.

3826

Bijou (La), the waif and stray; a play in 3

acts, adapted from Ouida's novel Tricotrin

with original songs and duets by H. W. Ellis.

© H. Wyne Ellis, United States; 1882: 2754,

Feb. 22. 3827

Bilberry of Tilbury; a musical, farcical play in
3 acts, libretto by Silvanus, Dauncey and
George D. Day, lyrics by George D. Day, mu-
sic by Guy Jones. Typewritten.

© B. Feldman, London; 1898:24255, Apr.
18; 2c. Apr. 18. 3828

— — Same.

© Silvanus Dauncey, George D. Day and G.
.Tones. Brighton, England; 1898:26438, Apr.
28: 2c. Apr. 28. 3829

Bilderbuch (Das); ballett-feerie in 1 akte, von
Tull und Fiflelio, musik von Josef Bayer.
Leipzig, Aug. Cranz, 1909. 12 p. 12°.

© Dec. 4. 1909 ; 2c. Dec. 16, 1909 ; D : 17877 ;
Aug. Cranz, Leipzig. 3830

Bildschnitzer (Die); tragodie braver leute, von
Karl Schouhorr. Leipzig. L. Staackmann,
1912. 67 p. 12°.

© Nov. 6, 1911 ; 2c. Jan. 27. 1912 ; D : 28459 ;
L. Staackmann, Leipzig. 3831

Bill; jilay in 1 act, by B. J. Gartland. 9 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 29, 1912; D: 28473; Bessie J.
Gartland, Chicago. 3832

Bill Adams, the hero of Waterloo; farcical
comedy in 4 acts, by A. G. Lumsden. [3],
89 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 26, 1914; D: 37954; Alfred G.
Lumsden, Melbourne, Australia. 3832a

Bill and his book; or, Shakespeare's house
party, by G. Noble. 4°. Typewritten.

© Grace Noble, Cincinnati ; D : 7419, Oct.
18. 1905; Ic. Oct. 9, 1905; Ic. Nov. 2, 1905.

3833

Bill Detrick; or. The mystery of Oliver's
Eerry, a melodrama in 3 acts, by A. Newton
Field. Clyde, O., A. D. Ames.

© A. D. Ames, Clyde, O. ; 1883 : 19424, Oct.
22; 2c. Oct. 22. 3834

Bill Freeman; comedy in 4 acts, by Howard
Wiswall Bible. [86] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 26, 1912 ; D : 30359 ; Emily Duff.
New York. 3835

181

3836

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

3857

Bill (A) from the milliner; monologue, by May-
Isabel Flsk. (In Harper's magazine, v. 107,
no. 642, Nov., 1903)

© Harper & bros.. New York; D : 3946,
Sept. 15, 1903; 2c. Oct. 23, 1903. 3836

See also Monologues.

Bill Green; 1 act comedy sketch, by O. J. Reiss.
17 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 19, 1912 ; D : 30572 ; Oliver J.
Reiss, New Orleans. 3837

Bill 'Iggins, valet; 1 act comedy sketch [by
J. Brooks] IS p. f. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 15, 1912 ; D : 29672 ; Jack Brooks,
Terre Haute, Ind. 3838

Bill Jenks, crook; by W. H. Clifford. [14] p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 24, 1911; D: 25584; Wm. H.
Clifford, New York. 3839

Bill Jepson's wife; [by] Robert C. V. Meyers.
© P. Garrett & co., Philadelphia; 1.SS5 :
26496, Dec. 16; 2c. Sept. 9, 1886. 3840

Bill Jones; duologue, by William and Josephine
Giles. New York, Dick & Fitzgerald. 7 p.
12".

© July 6. 1914: 2c. July 7. 1914; D: 37482;
Dick & Fitzgerald, New York. 3840a

Bill Jones, the scout; an ideal Grand army play
in 5 acts, including 6 transformation tab-
leaux [by] Frances L. James.

© George A. Sawin and E. H. Noble, New
Bedford, Mass. ; 1884 : 10134, May 17. 3841

Bill (A) of fare; a comedy in 3 acts, by G. R.
Warren.

© Giles Revnolds Warren, Decatur, 111. ;
1894 : 12806. Mar. 5. 3842

Bill Perkins' proposin' day; comedy in 1 act,
bv Helena A. Pfeil. Chicago. The Dramatic
publishing co., 1910. 12 p. 4°.

© Dec. 29. 1910 ; 2c. Jan. 3, 1911 ; D : 22980 :
Dramatic pub. co., Chicago. 3843

Bill (The) poster; by E. R. Lang.

© Edwin R. Lang, New York; 1885:26118.
Dec. 12. 3844

a twenty minute vaudevillainy. 14 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Edwin Baker. Brooklyn ; D : 8733. June
23, 1906 : 2c. June 23. 1906. 3845

Bill (The) posters' strike; a comedy in 2
scenes to finish in 1 scene, by O. Zinn. 9 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Oscar Zinn, New York; D: 12294, Feb. 3.
1908; 2c. Feb. 3. 1908. 3846

Bill rendered. See Spectre (The)

Bill Ryan, the stage hand; comedy vaudeville
.sketch, by H. W. Hoadley. [1], 6 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 14, 1914; D: 38103; Harold
William Hoadley, New York. 3846a

Bill Slugs; an idyl of the wild Northwest, an
oi'iginal drama in 4 acts, by S. Maybell.

© Stephen Maybell, San Francisco; 1875:
4474, May 1. 3847

Bill, the coachman; or, A couple of curious
courtships, a farce comedy in 3 acts, by John
M. Francis. New York, S. French; London,
Samuel French, ltd.. 1910. 55 p. 16°. (On
cover: No. ii French's American acting ed.)

© Aug. 16. 1910; 2c. Aug. 17, 1910: D:
21815; Samuel French, New York. 3848

Bill, the scoiTt; or. The ten-or of the Wom-
panoags, a drama in 3 acts, by W. T. Mere-
dith.

© William T. Meredith. Baltimore; 1S76:
3072. Mar. 11. 3849

Bill (The) toppers; dramatiziation in 4 acts of
Andre Castaigne's novel of the same name, by
P. Kestler. [90] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 1. 1911: D: 2.38.35: Paul Kester,
Gunston, Va., and Bobbs-Merrill co., Indian-
apolis. 3850

play in 4 acts, by P. Kester. 167 p. 4".

Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 19. 1910: D: 22850: Bobbs-Mer-
rill CO. and Paul Kester, United States. 3851

Billee Taylor; a musical burletta in 2 acts, by
L. P. Richardson.

© Leander P. Richardson, New York: IS^I :
4877. Mar. 31. 3852

Billet (Le) doux.

(c) Lvdin M. Lister. San Francisco: D:
9200. Oct. 6, 1906. 3853

Billie Blue; American militnrv light opera in
3 acts, by E. W. Ruff. [33] p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Sent. 30. 1911; D : 25356 ; Edenr
Weston Ruflf, New York. 3854

or, T'osemite. a military comic licht opera

in 3 nets, hook, lvn>s and music bv E. W.
Ruflf. [1131 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 8. 1912; D : 28981 ; Edgar W.
Ruff. New York. 3855

Billie's career; or. The watchers in the night,
by W. Stahr. f. Typewritten.

© Walter Stahr. St. Louis; D : 13484. Aus.
1, 1908: 2c. Aug. 1. 1908. 3856

Billie's first love; 1 act play, by G. Griswold.
Typewritten.

© Grace Griswold. New York; 1900 A:

27824, Nov. 10; 2c. Nov. 10. 3857

182

- 3858

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

3881

Billie's pal; comedy in 1 act, by E. Lawrence
Gibson. 11 p. f . Typewritten.

:© Ic. June 15, 1911 ; D : 24485 ; E. L. Gib-
son, Newport, R. I. 3858

Billing''s dog. 8 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Fred Palmer Howard, CleA'eland; D:
6445, Apr. 1, 1905; 2c. Apr. 1, 1905. 3859

Billionaire (The); a comedy, by A. R. Haven.

© Albert Roland Haven, New York; 1SS5:
250G5, Nov. 30. 3860

a farce comedy in 3 acts, by J. A. Stevens.

© John A. Stevens. Philadelphia; 1801:
8143, Mar. 3. 3861

— a musical comedy in 3 acts, by H. B. Smith.
4°. Typewritten.

© Harry B. Smith, New York ; D : 2080,
July 3, 1902; 2c. Feb. 3, 1903. 3862

— See also Scoop (The)

Billionaire in Strangeland; a musical comedy
in 3 acts, by A. Lawrence.

© Arthur Lawrence, Newark, N. J.; D:

8533, May 15, 1906. 3863

Billionaires (The); a farce comedy in 3 acts, by
L. Buchanan.

© Lorraine Buchanan, Springfield, Mo. ; D :
3206, Mar. 28, 1903. 3864

Bills; farce in 1 act, by John M. Francis. New
York, S. French ; London, S. French, ltd., 1909.
17 p. 12°.

© Nov. 13. 1909; 2c. Nov. 15, 1909; D:
17373; Samuel French. New York. 3865

Bill's boot; a comedy in 3 acts, by J. J. Sul-
livan, L. Smith and H. W. Williams.

© Jos. J. Sullivan, Lnwrence Smith and H.
W. Williams, Pittsburgh; 1891:33939, Sept.
23. 3886

a spectacular farce comedy in 3 acts.

© Joseph J. Sullivan and Larry Smith.
United States ; 1891 : 33828, Sept. 22. 3867

Bill's kid; 1 act drama, by E. Totten. 5, p. f".
Typewritten.

© Edyth Totten. New York ; D : 1836, May
3, 1902 ; 2c. May 3, 1902. 3868

Bill's mermaid; romance of the sea in 1 act, by
E. Magnus. [9] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 19. 1913; D: 35388; Eugenie
Magnus, New York. 3869

Bill's partner; drama of western life in 1 act,
by M. Holland and L. Webb. 15 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Feb. 5, 1910; D: 20118; Montgomery
Holland and Leland Webb, Monmouth, 111.

3870

Billy; comedy drama in 1 act, by H. M. Hall.
[1], 6 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 4, 1914; D: 39000; Hazel Mae
Hall, New York. 3870a
a comedy in 3 acts, by Matthew Brennan.

© William Morris and John T. Hall, New
York; D: 1275, Jan. 13, 1902. 3871

a drama, by L. Fletcher.

© Lydia Fletcher, United States; 1883:
19229, Oct. 19. 3872

1 act sketch, by P. Westerly. 9 p. 24°.

© Ic. June 8, 1910 ; D : 21304 ; Pauline Wes-
terly, Pasco, Wash. 8873
See also Justice.

Billy and the directing- fates; play in 2 acts, Dy
John Redhead Froome, jr. Chicago, Dramatic
pub. CO., 1914. 27 p. 12°. (Sergei's acting
drama, no. 630)

© Dec. 31. 1914 ; 2c. Jan. 6, 1915 ; D : 39326 ;
Dramatic pub. co., Chicago. 3873a

Billy and the girl; 1 act play, by Will M. Cressy
and H. Irwin. 22 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 13, 1910 ; D : 17926 ; Harry Irwin,
Clinton, la. 3874

Billy Barkley's baby. f°. Typewritten.

© Ethel Clifton. New York; D:8173, Mar.
16, 1906 ; 2c. Apr. 14, 1906. 3875

Billy Ben's pirate play; dress rehearsal in 1
act, by R. Woodman. Franklin, O., Eldridge
entertainment house. 23 p. 12°.

© Oct. 1, 1912 ; 2c. Oct. 19, 1912 ; D : 31171 ;
Rea Woodman, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. 3876

Billy-Billy.

© Louis T. and Theodore H. Ollesheimer.
Detroit ; D : 10993, July 18, 1907. 3877

Billy Bing, the bachelor from Birmingham; a
curtain rai?er with a moral, by J. M. Leveque.
1st installment.

© J. M. Leveque, New Orleans ; D : 13569.
Aug. 12, 1908. 3878

Billy Bounce and Bogieman.

© W. W. Denslow and Dudlev A. Braednn.
New York ; D : 9785, Jan. 14, 1907. 3879

Billy Bouncer; play in 1 act, bv Erwin K. Nadel.
2 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 20, 1914; D: 37363; Patrick J.
Casey, New York. 3879a

Billy Brown's friend; sketch, by E. S. Whinery.
7 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 26, 1910; D: 20595; Emmet S
Whinery, Pasadena. 3880

Billy Fortune and the lightfoot girlie; a play
in 1 act, from story by Wm. R. Lighton, drama-
tized by M. M. Walsh. 11 p. 4°. Typewritten.
© Ic. June 26, 1912; D : 30104 ; Margaret
Mansfield Walsh, Cincinnati. 3881

183

3882

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIOISrS

3899

Billy Jones's man; play in 1 act, by Wal-
ter Montague. 7 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 12, 1912 ; D : 31372 ; T. Lawrence
Smith, San Francisco. 3882

Billy Loyd, the wharf rat.

© J. C. Arnold, Kansas City, Mo.; 1SS6 :
167% Jan. 20. 3883

Billy of Philly; farce comedy in 3 acts, by L.

Hinliley and M. Ferris. 3 v. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 5, 1915; D: 40263; Laura Hink-

ley, Mt. Vernon, la., and Mabel Ferris, New

York. 3883a

Billy, the boy artist; a musical comedy in 3
acts, book and lyrics, by E. F. Payne. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Edward F. Pavne, Belmont, Mass.; D:
8727, June 22, 1906 ; 2c. June 22, 1906. 3884

Billy, the burglar. See Their suffrage spat.

Billy, ihe hero; a comedy playlet, by Jay Fox.
25 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© J. Jav Fox. New York ; D : 13671, Aug. 21,
1908 ; 2c. Aug. 21, 1908. 3885

Billy, the kid; a comedy drama in 4 acts, by
Walter Woods and Joseph Santley. 4° Type-
written.

© Joseph Santlev co.. inc.. New York; D:
9006, Aug. 28, 1906; 2c. Aug. 13, 1907. 3886

.Ma episode in the life of the famous boy

bandit in 4 acts, by Walwin Woods (Walter
Woods). Typewritten.

© Walter Woods. Erie, Pa. ; D : 3880, Aug.
14, 1903 ; 2c. Aug. 24, 1903. 3887

Billy Todd's mother. See His first case.

Billy's aunt; farce in 1 act, by S. E. Smyth.
14 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 17, 1914: D: 35686; Samuel
Elisha Smyth, Omaha, Neb. 3887a

or. Living up to Billy, play in 4 acts and

4 scenes, by E. Cooper. [61] p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Dec. 10, 1914; D: 39056; Elizabeth
Cooper, New York. 3887b

Billy's awakening; farce, by Frederick Allen.
10 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 6, 1911; D : 25949 ; John Francis
White, Chicago. 3888

Billy's best girl; tabloid comedy drama in 3
acts, by W. C. Herman. Chicago, Chicago
manuscript co., 1914. [32] p. f. Mimeo-
graphed.

© Dec. 1, 1914 ; 2c. Dec. 18, 1914 ; D : 39140 ;
Alex. Byers, Chicago. 3888a

Billy's boss; vaudeville sketch in 1 act, by W.
E. La Rose. [1], 27 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 8, 1914 ; D : 35584 ; W. E. La Rose.
La Crosse, Wis. 3888b

Billy's bungalow; comedy in 3 acts and 1 scene,
bv E. M. Crane. New York, Dick <& Fitzger-
ald, 1910. 53 p. 12°.

© Jan. 12, 1910; 2c. Jan. 13, 1910; D:
17924 : Eleanor Maud Crane, New York. 3889

Billy's chorus girl; a comedietta, by Clara B.
Batchelder. Chicago, T. S. Denison, 1907.
. 16p. 12°.

© T. S. Denison. Chicago; D: 11098, Aug. 1,
1907; 2c. Oct. 25, 1907. 3890

Billy's getaway; a 1 act farce, by John S. Car-
roll. 12 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 9, 1911; D : 25729 ; Carl Knapp,
New York. 3891

Billy's happy day; a dramatic play in 1 act, by
E. T. Emery. 9 p. t°. Typewritten.

© Edwin T. Emery, San Francisco ; D :
13147, June 8, 1908 ; 2c. Aug. 25, 1908. 3892

Billy's little love affair; comedy in 3 acts, by
Heurv V. Esmond. New York, S. French;
London, S. French, ltd., 1904. 82 p. 12°.

© Samuel French, New York ; D : 5790, Nov.
18, 1904 ; 2c. Nov. 28, 1904. 3893

Billy's little murder. 4°. Typewritten.

© Mrs. F. M. Vermilve, New York ; D : 2705,
Dec. 12, 1902 ; 2c. Dec. 12, 1902. 3894

Billy's mishaps: a farce in 1 act, by Viola Gard-
ner Brown. Chicago, T. S. Denison [1903]
9 p. 16°.

© Thos. S. Denison, Chicago ; D : 3709, July
n, 1903 ; 2c. Aug. 3, 1903. 3895

Billy's mother; play in 1 act, by G. Davis. [1],
20 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 1, 1913 ; D : 35213 ; Gordon Davis.
Spokane, Wash. 3896

Billy's partner; 1 act comedy, by M. Raynor.
9 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 29, 1910; D: 20058; Maude Ray-
nor, Chicago. 3897

Billy's redemption; farce comedy in 1 act, by
R. E. Guthrie. [1], 8 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 31, 1913; D: 33376; R. Everett
Guthrie, Chicago. 3898

Billy's scoop; dramatic sketch in 1 act, by G. M.
Parker. [1], 9 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 20, 1914 ; D : 38276 ; Gilman Mon-
cure Parker, Chicago. 3898a

Billy's tombstones; comedy in 3 acts, by George
Cameron [pseud, of Gladys Drew] 149 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 23, 1909 ; D : 17517 ; Gladys Drew,
New York. 3899

184

3900

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

3924

Bimbo of Bombay; act 3..

I© A. R. Wilson, New York; 1899:13200,
Feb. 17 ; 2e. Feb. 17. 3900

magico-hypnotic comedy in 3 acts, by Edgnr

Smith.

© E. J. Dooley and E. M. Graves, Hartford ;
1897:46344, Aug. 18; 2c. Ang. 10. 3901

Bimini; an opera, words by E. A. Wood.

© E. A. Wood, Pittsburgh; 1889 : 10982, Apr.
6 ; 2c. Sept. 23, 1890. 3902

Binding- (The) link; dramatic sketch in 1 scene,
by V. Palen. [8] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 8, 1913; D : 32237 ; Victor Palen,
Toronto, Canada. 3903

Bindra, the minstrel; opera in 2 acts, by
Frances Allitsen. 21 p. t°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 31, 1909; D: 16668; Wilfred
Lucas, New York. 3904

Bing Bing (The) brothers; a comedy with

lyrics, by A. J. Lamb. 93 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Arthur J. L.imb, New York; D: 11557,

Oct. 21, 1907; 2c. Oct. 21, 1907. 3905

Bing villa next stop; comedy in 1 act. by N. A.
Sparks. [3], 16 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 2, 1913; D: 33385; Ned A.
Sparks. New York. 3306

Binxy's romance (A glimpse of the gutter);
sketch in 1 act, by O. T. Fiske. 15 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Oliver T. Fiske, New York; D:158S,
Mar. 17, 1902; 2c. Mar. 17, 1902. 3907

Biografter (The); moving picture novelty in 2
scenes, by Frank D. Thomas. 6 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Nov. 25, 1912; D: 31464; F. D.
Thomas, New York. * 3908

Bird (A) and a bottle.

© Caryl Wilbur, New York; 1900 A: 17192,
July 12. 3909

a dramatic composition, by Louis Wesley

Jones.

© Ellen Campion, San Francisco ; D : 295,

Apr. 1, 1901. 3910

Bird (The) cage; drama in 3 acts, by A. Adams.
[2], 72 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 9, 1912; D : 31093 ; H. A. Adams,
La Jolla, Cal. 3911

Bird Center; Cap Fry's birthday party; a play
in 1 act, by George Ade. 8 p. 8°. Typewrit-
ten.

© John T. McCutcheon, Chicago; D : 4549,
Jan. 25, 1904 ; 2c. Jan. 25, 1904. 3912

Bird (The) charmer. See Bessie.

Bird (The) child; play in 1 act, by L. G. White.
[2], 17 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 24, 1914 ; D : 36122 ; Lucy Goode
White, San Francisco. 3912a

Bird (The) claim; by E. Nice. 36 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Eugene Nice, New York ; D : 15005, Feb.
5, 1909 ; 2c. Feb. 5, 1909. 3913

Bird (The) family and their friends; a comedy
in 3 acts, by Verna M. Raynor. Clyde, O.,
Ames' publishing company.

© Ames pub. co., Clyde, O.^ 1898 : 9365, Feb.
3 ; 2c. Feb. 9. 3914

Bird (A) in a gilded cage; a comedy drama in
4 acts, by H. Wall and S. H. Speck.

© Howard Wall, New York, and S. H.
Speck, Cleveland; 1900 A : 2167, Jan. 24. 3915

a society drama in 4 acts, by Seymour Tib-

bals. Typewritten.

© R. W. Marks, Perth, Canada; 1900 A:
1.5092, June 18 ; 2c. June 18. 3916

Bird in the hand. 4°. Typewritten.

© Delia M. Clarke, New York; D : 9798.
Jan. 16, 1907; 2c. Jan. 16, 1907. 3917

a farce in 1 act, by S. B. Alexander. Type-
written.

© Sigmund B. Alexander, Boston ; 1891 :
41237, Nov. 17; Ic. Nov. 17. 3918

Same. New York, M. Witmark & sons

[1906] 23 p. 12°.

© M. Witmark & sons. New York; D : 8948,
Aug. 10, 1906 ; 2c. Aug. 10, 1906. 3919

play in 1 act, by Delia Clarke. [2], 36 p.

4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 12, 1913; D : 34406; Delia Clarke
Sullivan, New York. 3920

Bird (The), M. D.; or. How the widow caught
the bird.

© Katherine Stagg, New York ; 1899 : 23833,
Apr. 4. 3921

[9] p.

A°

Bird (The) man; by O. T. Johnsone.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 26, 1911 ; D : 25610 ; Otto T. John-
sone, Brooklyn. 3922

— — musical playlet shown at rehearsal, by L. E.
Trimm. 22 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 31, 1911; D: 24825; Leslie B.
Trimm, New York. 3923

piny in 1 act, by O. T. Johnsone. [25] p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 27, 1913; D : 34844 ; Otto T.

Johnsone, Brooklyn. 3924

185

3925

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

3947

Bird (A) of paradise; drama in 3 acts, by R. W.
Tully. [147] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 10, 1911; D:2390S; Richard
Walton Tully, Alma, Cal. 3925

Hawaiian play in 3 acts, by R. W. Tully.

[17] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 26, 1911 ; D : 28104 ; Richard Wal-
ton Tully, Arcadia, Cal. 3926

Bird (The) of passage; comedy in 3 acts, by J.
F. Ballard. [304] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 19, 1911 ; D : 23992 ; John Fred-
erick Ballard, Cambridge, Mass. 3927

Bird of prey; play in 1 act, by F. M. Page. 10
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 1, 1909; D: 17242; Fiddis M.
Page, United States. 3928

Birdie; or, "Was it criminal? drama in 3 acts,
by Barba Rossa [pseud, of W. O. Soubron]

© William Otto Soubron, Milwaukee: D:
1046, Oct. 31, 1901. 3929

Birdland; by J. L. Lasky.

© Jesse Louis Lasky, New York ; D : 10755,
June 12, 1907. 3930

by Paul West. 6 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Jesse Louis Lasky, New York; D : 14298.
Nov. 16, 1908; 2c. Nov. 10, 1908. 3931

Birds. 8ee Aristophanes' Birds, Frogs and
Clouds.

Bird's (The) Christmas Carol; dramatic version
[in prologue and 3 acts], by K. D. Wiggin in
collaboration with Helen Ingersoll. Boston
aud New York, Houghton Mifflin company,
1914. xviii, 103 p. 12".

© Oct. 31, 1914 ; 2c. Nov. 2, 1914 ; D : 38668 ;
Kate Douglas Wiggin, New York. 3931a

Birds in a cage; a comic dramatic sketch, by R.
J. Dunglison. Philadelphia, Collins, printer,
1872.

© Richard J. Dunglison, Philadelphia;
1872 : 1826, Feb. 24. 3932

Birds in a gilded cage; comedietta in 1 act, by
O. Colburn. 4°. Typewritten.

© Otis Lincoln Colburn, Chicago; D: 10464,
May 1, 1907 ; 2c. May 1. 1907. 3933

Birds Island; a drama in 4 acts, by Sallie F.
Toler. Chicago, The Dramatic publishing
company.

© Dramatic pub. co., Chicago ; 1897 : 59871.
Oct. 22 ; 2c. Oct. 21. 3934

Birds of a feather; American comedy in 3 acts,
by E. Frost. 100 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 21, 1915 ; D : 41548 ; Emil Frost,
New York. 3934a

a comedy in 4 acts, by D. Lowry.

© David Lowry, Pittsburgh; 1881:18.^)36,
Sept. 3 ; 2c. Sept. 3. 3935

Birds of a feather — Continued,

comedy in 1 act, by C. Twyford. [2], 17 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan 2, 1912 ; D : 28196 ; Cyril Twyford,
London. 3936

by G. M. Rosener. [4], 15 p. 4".

Typewritten,

© Ic. Sept. 10, 1913 ; D : 34378 ; George M.
Rosener, New York. 3937

— an entirely original melodramatic comedy
in 4 acts, by H. H. Winslow.

© Herbert Hall Winslow, New York ; 1891 :
11274, Mar. 27. 3938

— a farce-comedy in 3 acts, adapted and aug-
mented from the French of Meilhac and
Halgvy, by E. Jamieson.

© Egbert Jamieson, Chicago; 1879:16885,
Dec. 15. 3939

— musical comedy in 2 acts, book and lyrics
by A. Lowe, music by A. B. Sloane.

© Allen Lowe and A. Baldwin Sloane, New
York ; D : 9086, Sept. 14, 1906. 3940

1 act comedy, by F. Allen. 12 p. 4°. Type-

written.

© Ic. Sept. 24, 1909; D: 16918; Frederick

Allen, Salt Lake City. 3941

— play in 4 acts, by T. J. GafEney. 46 p. f.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 6, 1913; D: 31881; Thomas J.
Gaffne5% Albany. 3942

— play in 1 act, by J. McCree. [1], 15 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 29, 1913; D: 34272; Junie Mc-
Cree, New York. 3943

by R. A. Hicks. 7 p. f°. Typewrit-

ten.

© Ic. Feb. 8, 1915 ; D : 39612 ; Raymond Au-
gustus Hicks. Los Gatos. Cal. 3943a

Birds (The) of passage; play in 3 acts, by J.
Roluick. [2], 153 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 3, 1913 ; D : 31S75 ; Jacob Rolnifk,
Brooklyn. 3944

See also Clipped wings.

Birds of prey; drama in 4 acts and 2 scenes,
adapted from the Russian, by W. E. Smith.
63 p. f". Typewritten,

© William E. Smith, Brooklyn; D:5071,
May 24, 1904 ; 2c. May 24, 1904. 3945

drama in 3 acts, by B. W. Starkweather.

[1], 51 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 14, 1913; D: 34149; Bertha Wil-
kins Starkweather, Los Angeles. 3946

a melodrama in 5 acts, by J. T. Mclntyre.

© John T. Mclntvre and M. Wayne Kratz,

Philadelphia ; 1895 : 50199, Oct. 3. 3947

186

3948

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

3966

Birds of prey — Continued.

or, Sucli is life, a comedy in 4 acts, by Gus-

tav Von Moser.
© Bolossv Kiralfy, United States; 1878:

3386, Mar. 20. 3948

Birds of the Limberlost; by G. S. Porter. New
York, Doiibleday, Page «& co., 1914. 1 p. 1., i,
3-24 p. 12°.

© Feb. 16, ini4 ; 2c. Feb. 18, 1914 ; D : 36147 ;
Gene Stratton Porter, Rome City, Ind. 3948a

Birth; a comedy in 3 acts, by J. H. Manners.
171 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© J. Hartley ISIanners. New York ; D : 13647,
Aug. 26, 1908; 2c. Sept. 11, 190S. 3949

piny in 1 act, by M. A. W. Koll. 14 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 30, 1914 : D : 39068 ; Melanie A.
W. Koll, Chicago. 3949a

Birth and breeding'; a play in 4 acts, adapted
from the German by Jerome K. Jerome.

© Augustin Daly, New York; 1892:20003.
May 11. 3950

Birth and gold; or, "Woven of many threads,
a sensational drama in 4 acts, and 4 tableaux,
by J. M. Charles and N. A. Conkey.

© J. M. Charles and Nate A. Conkey, Pitts-
burgh ; 1871 : 8277, Sept. 4. 3951

Birth (The) of a Frankenstein; morality play
in 1 act, by Anna Wynne. 24 p. 4". Type-
written.

© Ic. Feb. 3. 1915 ; D : 39575 ; Anna Wynne
O'Ryan, New York. 3951a

Birth (The) of a hero; 1 act play, by L. Gregory.
10 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 11. 1911; D: 23619; Lawrence
Gregory, New York. 3952

Birth (The) of a sea serpent; drama in 1 act,

by G. H. Trader. [2], 18 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 5. 1013: D : 35266; George Henry

Trader, Fort Wadsworth, N. Y. 3953

Birth (The) of chemistry. See Chemia.

Birth (The) of Christ; biblical drama -in 10
scenes, bv J. H. Knhlman. Loudonville, O.. J.
H. Knhlman. [23] p. 12".

© Nov. 11. 1914; 2c. Nov. 12, 1914: D:
38783; John H. Knhlman, Loudonville. O.

3953a

play, by J. H. Kuhlman. 22 p. f. Type-
written.

© Ic. Dec. 16, 1911; D: 28012; J. H. Knhl-
man, Loudonville, O. 3954

Birth (The) of liberty; a 4 act melodrama, by
A. M. De Lisser.

© Alfred M. De Lisser, New York; 1895:
13667, Mar. 8. 3956

in 5 acts.

© Annie B. Williams, Springfield, Mass. ;
1885 : 13427, June 19. 3957

Birth (The) of love; a comedy-drama, by E. B.
Koller.

© Euphemia B. Koller, New York; 1896:
58099, Oct. 22. 3958

Birth of minstrelsy; a tuneful potpourri in 3
servings, by W. D. Hall. 65 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© William D. Hall, Philadelphia ; D : 6973,
July 15. 1905 ; 2c. July 15, 1905. 3959

Birth of Old Glory; a Betsy Ross sewing party,
an original dramatic patriotic sketch, by Chas.
Noel Douglas. New York, M. Witmark & sons,
1905. 16 p. 16°.

© M. Witmark & sons, New York; D: 7714,
Dec. 14, 1905 ; 2c. Dec. 14, 1905. 3960

Birth (The) of the golden god; an extrava-
ganza.

© Western theatrical syndicate, Chicngo;
1898 : 3220, Jan. 5. 3961

Birth (The) of the opal; a dramatic ballet in 3
tableaux.

© Edna Worthlev Underwood, Kansas Citv,
Mo. ; D : 9504, Nov. 22, 1906. 3962

Birth of the poppy and the California girl;
play in 2 acts, by A. L. Benson. 9 p. f°.
Typewritten,

© Ic. Feb. 23, 1910; D: 20313; Andrew L.
Benson, Santa Barbara, Cal. 3963

Birth (The) of the rainbow; or, Erin's vision,
a drama in 4 acts for schools and academies,
by P. T. Carew.

© Paul T. Carew, Newark, N. J.; 1896-.
28668, May 11 ; 2c. June 1. 3964

Birth (The) of the sunflower; transformation
sketch in 1 act, by J. H. Decker.

© J. H. Decker, New York ; D : 3744, July
22, 1903. 3965

Birthday (The) cake; a comedy, in 2 acts, by
Carrie Tammie.

© Roxbury pub. co.. New York ; 1899 : 76309,
Nov. 22 ; 2c. Nov. 22. 3966

Birth (The) of Galahad; fby] Rlrhard Hovey.
Boston, Small, Maynard & co., 1898.

© Small, Mavnard & co., Boston; 1898: ^^
33525, May 31 ; 2c. June 11. 3955 '-1 Birthday of the infanta. See Court favour.

Birthday (The) celebration; comedy in 4 acts,
by F. C. Barclay. 94 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 20, 1915; D: 39775; Fannie C.
Barclay, New York. 3966a

187

3967

DEAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

3989

Birthday (The) party; sketch, by C. H. Burke.
11 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Charles Henry Burke, New York ; D :
16018, June 7, 1909 ; 2c. June 7, 1909. 3967

a musical comedy in 1 act, by Joe Goodwin.

2 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Von Eiff & Havman, New York ; D : 14406,
Nov. 28, 1908 ; 2c. Nov. 27, 1908. 3968

Birthday (The) present; 1 act sketch, by F
Whitehouse. [2], 15 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mav 24, 1913 ; D : 33310 ; Frances
Whitehouse, Valley Cottage, N. Y. 3969

Birthday (A) revelation; dramatic sketch, by A.
Green. 9 p. t°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 7, 1911 ; D : 25827 ; A. Green. Los
Angeles. 3970

Birthday roses; a play in 3 acts, by C. H. Chase.

© Clifford Hoffman Chase. Haverhill,

Mass. ; 1894 : 24690, May 16. 3971

Birthdays (The); Lincoln nnd WashinEftou
birthday dialogue for four boys and four girls,
by Clara J. Denton. New York, J. Fischer &
bro. [1910] 3 p. 12°. (Fischer's edition
plays, dialogues, and drills)

© Jan. 14, 1910; 2c. Jan. 14, 1910; D : 1797] :
J. Fischer & bro., New York. 3972

Birthmark (The); comedy in 4 acts, by A.
Sullivan. 70 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 2, 1915: D: 41667; Alan Sulli-
van, Toronto, Canada. 3972a

Birthright (The); a play in 4 acts.

© George Porter, Bridgeport, Conn. ; D ;
11613, Oct. 28, 1907. 3973

by C. Skinner.

© Constnnce Skinner, Los Angeles; D : 8671,
June 11, 1906. 3974

Same. 77 p. f. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 4, 1909; D : 17009 ; Constance
Skinner, Chicago. 3975

Snme. New ed. [106] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 30, 1913; D: 33945; Constnnce
Skinner, New York. 3976

by V. Kline. 4 v. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 2, 1913; D: 34302; Virginia
Kline, New York. 3977

play in 2 acts, by T. C. Murray. Dublin.

Mannsel & co., ltd., 1911. 43 p. 12°. (On
cover; Abbey theatre series, v. 14)

© Apr. 15, 1911 ; 2c. June 2, 1911 ; D : 24382 ;
T. C. Murray, Rathduff Blarney, Co. Cork,
Ireland. 3978

problem playlet, by J. C. Nugent. [1], 15 p.

f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 6. 1914; D: 36759; John Chnrles
Nugent, Canal Dover, O. 3978a

Birthstrike (The); 1 act war tragedy, by F.
Haines-Reed. 21 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 21, 1915; D : 40429 ; Florence
Haines-Reed, Los Angeles. 3978b
See also War babies.

Bischen (Das) ruhm; komtidie in 3 akten, von
Heinz Gordon. Berlin [F. Bloch erben] 1909.
.88 p. 8°.

© Felix Bloch, erben, Berlin; D: 15301,
Mar. 11, 1909; 2c. Mar. 11, 1909. 3979

Biscuits and bills; comedy in 1 act. by O. B.
Du Rois. New York, Dick & Fitzgerald.
16 p. 12°.

© Apr. 8, 1911; 2c. Apr. 8, 1911; D;2.387S;
Dick & Fitzgerald, New York. 3980

Bishop (The) and the burglar; a comedy sketch
in 1 scene, by L. C. Tees.

© Levin C. Tees, Philadelphia ; D ; 156, Feb.
19, 1901. 3981

Bishop (The) and the thief; token from an in-
cident in Victor Hugo's Les miserables, by E.
O'Neill. [2], 22 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. .Jnn. 20, 1912; D; 28365; Edwnrd
O'Neill, London. 3982

Bishop (The) of Cottontown; from the novel
of the same name, by J. T. Moore, dram.itized
by Edwnrd Saxon. [91] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 20, 1912; D: 29203; John T^ot-

wood Moore, Nashville. 3983

Bishop's (The) candlesticks; a play in 1 act. by

N. McKinnel. London, Samuel French, ltd. ;

New York, Samuel French, 1908. 20 p. 12°.
© Normnn McKinnel. London; D: 1382.5.

Sept. 19, 1908; 2c. Dec. 21, 1908. 3984

Bishop's (The) dream; original comedy in 8

acts, by Paul Prester Temple [pseud, of W.

W. Davis] 86 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 27, 1910; D: 22156; Wm. W.
Davis. New York. 3985

Bishop's (The) emeralds; a play in 4 acts, by
A. Hosmer- Adams, founded on the story The
bishop's emeralds, by Houghton Townley. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Alice Hosmer-Adnms and Jacob K.

Adams, New York; D: 13927, Sept. 26, 1908;

2c. Sept. 26, 1908. 3986

Bishop's (The) king; a drama in 5 acts, by A.

O. :Myers.

© Allen O. Myers, Worthington, O. ; D:
5980. Dec. 29, 1904. 3987

Bishop's move; a comedy in 3 acts, by John
Oliver Hobbes and Murray Carson.

© Pearl IMarv Teresa Craigie, T-ondon : D:
1985, June 9, 1902; 2c. June 9, 1902. 3988

Bishop's (The) wife; a drama in 1 act, by W. A.
Lawson. 19 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© W. A. Lawson, Sacramento, Cal. ; D :
7175. Aug. 28, ] 905 ; 2c. Aug. 28. 1905. 3989

188

3990

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

4010

Bismarck; a comedy drama in 3 acts, by J. M.

Schoeneman.
© Jolm Mictiael Schoeneman, Quincy, 111. ;

1SS9 : 3015, Jan. 25. 3990

Bismarck's bounty. 74 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Eleuor de Berrein Morris, Brooklyn ; D •

6097, Jan. 19, 1905; 2c. Jan. 19, 1905. 3991

Bit (A) o' ash; or, Death before dishonor, a

romantic picturesque drama in 4 acts, by

William Akhurst.

© Lewis Morrison, Philadelphia ; 1875 : 4730,

May 7. 3992

Bit (A) o' blarney; an Irish play of the present

time, in 3 acts, by Fitzgerald Murphy. Boston,

W. H. Baker & co., 1893.

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston; 1893:
1G023, Mar. 31; 2c. Aug. 30. 3993

Bit o' furze blossom; by B. J. Greene and M.
Keene. 29 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 16, 1909 ; D : 17116 ; Ben J. Greene
and Mattie Keene, New York. 3994

Bit (A) o' love; play in 3 acts, by John Gals-
worthy. New York, Charles Scribner's sons,
1915. 5 p. 1., 84 p. 12".

© June 12, 1915; 2c. June 15, 1915; D:
40934 ; Charles Scribner's sons, New York.

3994a

Bit (A) o' stuff; sketch by Wilfred T. Coleby.
London, S. French, ltd. ; New York, S. French,
1912. 18 p. 10".

© Dec. 23, 1912 ; 2c. Dec. 24, 1912 ; D : 31781 ;
Samuel French, ltd., London. 3995

Bit (A) of Bohemia; a comedy in 1 act, by Anne
Story Allen.

© Anne Allen Currier, New York; D:2151,
July 24, 1902. 3996

Bit (A) of brown paper; a serio-comic drama in
4 acts, by D. A. Reynolds.

© D. A. Reynolds, Lansing, Mich.; 1891:
44431, Dec. 7. 3997

Bit of Coney Island; miniature melo-drama, by
W. H. Clifford. 29 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 5, 1910 ; D : 22757 ; Pauline Pauli,
Coytesville, N. J. 3998

Bit (A) of discretion; a society drama of the
present day, by M. A. Seelig.

© M. Aubrey Seelig, St. Louis; D : 4437,
Dec. 26, 1903. 3999

Bit (A) of glass; or, In the far North, extrava-
ganza, plan and music by A. Dougherty, dia-
logue and song words by K. C. Brown.

© Ada Dougherty and Kate Clark Brown,
San Francisco ; 1896 : 37663, June 29. 4000

Bit (A) of Harlem; drama in 1 act, by A^an

Dearing Perriue. [2], 23 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 1, 1910 ; D : 21488 ; Mary B. Ford,

New York. 4001

Bit (A) of human nature; a dramatic playlet
in 1 act, by E. L. Waitt and W. Walter. 9 p.
4". Typewritten.

© Ernest L. W'aitt and Wilmer Walter, Bos-
ton ; D : 10665, May 31, 1907 ; 2c. May 31, 1907.

4002

Bit of lace; miniature musical comedy, book and
lyrics by F. C. Harris, music by E. Jewell.
23 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 3, 1910; D: 20945; F. Clifford
Harris and Eddie Jewell, San Francisco. 4003

Bit (A) of life; comedy drama in 1 act, by E. W.
Cortis. [1], 19 p. r. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 3, 1914 ; D : 37722 ; Ernest W^hite-
house Cortis, East Orange, N. J. 4003a

dramatic comedy playlet, by E. W. Cortis.

11 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 9, 1910; D: 21520; Ernest W.
Cortis, East Orange, N. J. 4004

a modern American play in 3 acts and 4

scenes, by B. Ongley. 59 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Byron Ongley, Hartford; D: 14335, Nov.
21, 1908 ; 2c. Nov. 21, 1908. 4005

See also Top (The) floor bedroom.

Bit (A) of musical comedy; in 1 act, by J.
Arnold. 5 p. f". Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 7, 1914 ; D : 31903 ; Jack Arnold,
Chicago. 4005a

singing, talking, and dancing sketch, by J.

Arnold. 8 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 15, 1913 ; D : 32956 ; Jack Arnold,
Memphis, Tenn. 4006

Bit of musk. See Miskah.

Bit (A) of nonsense; in 1 act, by Kate Thomas.
New York, S. French ; London, S. French, ltd.,
1908. 26 p. 12".

© Samuel French, New York ; D : 13830,
Sept. 19, 1908 ; 2c. Dec. 21, 1908. 4007

Bit (A) of old Chelsea; play in 1 act, by Mrs.
Oscar Beringer. New York, S. French; Lon-
don, S. French, ltd., 1905. 25 p. 16".

© Samuel French, New York ; D : 8498, May
8, 1906 ; 2c. Mar. 14, 1906. 4008

Bit (A) of old Ireland; romantic comedy with
an Irish setting, by W. Montague. 7 p. 4".
Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 18, 1913 ; D : 34196 ; Walter Mon-
tague, San Francisco. 4009

Bit of old Mexico. 15 p. f". Typewritten.

© Carona Riccardo, Denver; D : 8105, Mar.
5, 1906; 2c. Mar. 6, 1906. 4010

Bit (A) of Paris; play in 1 act, by L. E. Taber.
15 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 8, 1915; D: 39341; Louise E.
Taber, San Francisco. 4010a

189

4011

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

4036

Bit (A) of studio life; by F. Monroe. 11 p. 4".
Typewritten.

© Frank Monroe, New York ; D : 14034, Oct.
12, 1908; 2c. Oct. 12, 1908. 4011

Biter (The) bit; 1 act play, by J. Marriott-Hodg-
kins. [11] p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. June 7, 1910; D: 21493; Jessie Mar-
riott-Hodgkins, London. 4012

Bits; a comedy, by W. Sikes and Olive Logan.
© Wirt Sikes, New York ; 1872 : 7860, July
23. 4013

Bits of vaudeville; or, Vaudeville de luxe,
slvetch and lyrics written by Nat Le Roy, music
by Harry Darcy [pseud, of S. Peyser] [1],
14 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 26, 1914 ; D : 36159 ; Samuel Pey-
ser, Cbicago. 4013a

Bitten by an M. D.; a comedy in 3 acts, by O.
Slade. [1], 83 p. illus. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 11, 1913; D: 32283; Constance
Slade, New York. 4014

Bitter and sweet; dramatic sketch, by M. E.
Moore. 20 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 14, 1910; D: 20519; Marion E.
Moore, Stapleton, N. Y. 4015

Bitter atonement; or. Love and honor, a society
drama in 4 acts, by J. G. and E. A. Stuttz.

© J. G. and E. Alma Stuttz, United States;
1897 : 44604, Aug. 6. 4016

Bitter (The) bar; a tragedy, by Olivia Morgan
Bedinger.

© L. M. Bedinger, Erlanger, Ky. ; 1893:
51701, Nov. 20. 4017

Bitter (The) cup; a forcible comedy in 4 acts,
by D. Oppeuheim. 114 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© David Oppenheim, New York ; D : 15600,
Apr. 13, 1909 ; 2c. Apr. 6, 1909. 4018

play in 4 acts, by L. Dalton and Al. C. Joy.

50 p. f. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 23, 1910 ; D : 20559 ; Lionel Dal-
ton, Fresno, Cal. 4019

Bitter (A) dose; comedietta in 1 act, by M. Hor-
winski, jr.

© Mux Horwinski, jr., San Francisco,
1899 : 18460, Mar. 11. 4020

Bitter (A) expiation; drama in 5 acts, by M. H.
Barrymore.

© Maurice H. Barrymore, Philadelphia ;
1880 : 17449, Nov. 16. 4021

Bitter (A) foe; an original drama in a prologue
and 4 acts, by C. Heritage.

© Clarence Heritage, Jersey City; 1881:
18197, Nov. 23. 4022

Bitter fruit; a domestic drama in 3 acts, by A.
W. Dubourg.

© K. J. Bateman-Crowe. United States;
1873 : 11986, Oct. 17. 4023

^— and a prologue, by A. W. Dubourg.

© K. J. Bateman-Crowe, United States;
1873 : 13764, Nov. 28. 4024

an original comedy in 3 acts, by E. F. De

Nyse.

© Edwin F. De Nyse, New York; 1870:
3300, Nov. 3. 4025

a society drama in 5 acts, and 5 tableaux.

by M. L. Johnson.

© Martha Lafitte Johnson, Philadelphia ;
1874 : 10020, July 30. 4026

Bitter fruits; tragedy in 1 act, by F. B. Elkins
and J. Marion. 24 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 3, 1913 ; D : 34620 ; F. B. Elkins
and J. Marion, New York. 4027

Bitter (A) reckoning. 90 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Franklyn J. Thomas, Meadville, Pa.; D:
4640, Feb. 23, 1904 ; 2c. Feb. 23, 1904. 4028

Bitter-sweet; a drama in 5 acts, by R. S. Tracy.

© Roger S. Tracy, New York ; 1874 : 4076,
Mar. 26. 4029

— a drama in 4 acts, by E. Jamieson.

© Egbert Jamieson, Chicago; 1880:6443,
Apr. 26. 4030

— an emotional drama, by B. K. Phillips.

© Bettine Kavanaugh Phillips, New York;
1SS7 : 29687, Nov. 16. 4031

or. Matrimony in prospect and realiza-

tion, farce in 1 act, by Mrs. P. Jackson.

© Mrs. Philip Jackson, Alexander City,
Ala. ; 1893 : 54480, Dec. 9. 4032

Bitter sweets; a comedy in 4 acts, by L. Harris.

Washington, 1881.

© Lindsey Harris, United States; 1881:
18309» Nov. 26 ; 2c, Apr. 13, 1885. 4033

Bitter waters; or, Radiant, based on a tale in
the Talmud, drama in 4 acts, by A. H. Fromen-
son. 83 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 25, 1909 ; D : 16759 ; A. H. Fro-
menson. New York. . 4034

Bitt's; a musical comedy, by W. O. Dawkins.
f. Typewritten.

© W^alter O. Dawkins, Brooklvn; D: 12164,
Dec. 30, 1907; Ic. Dec. 31, 1907; Ic. Jan. 3,
1908. 4035

Bixby's baby; a farce in 1 act, by B. O. Mason.
[33] p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 26, 1913; D: 32439; Ben C.
Mason, Washington. 4036

190

4037

COPYBIGHTED IJT THE UNITED STATES

4059

Bjaerg-Ejoind og- Hans Hustru; skuespil i 4
optrin, anden gennemsete nd.save, af J. Sigur-
jonsson. Kjobenhnvn og Kristiania, Gylden-
dalske boghandel Nordisk forlag, 1913. 140 p.
12".

© Feb. 26, 1913 ; 2c. May 3, 1913 ; D : 334G0 ;
Johann Sigiirjonsson, Copenhagen. 4037

Black (The) age. See Southland.

Black and Tan Bob, the bootblack; a romantic
drama in 3 acts and a prologue, by C. Thorn-
ton.

© Charles Thornton, United States; 1877:
13266, Nov. 15. 4038

Black and white; a comic dramatic composition,
by B. Kiralfy.

© Bolossy Kiralfy, New York ; 18SS : 20560.
July 17. 4039

in 1 street scene, by E. L. Gamble. [2] p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 23. 1912; D: 28820; Wm. J.
Barry, Greenfield, Mass. 4040

a play, by Mrs. E. Arnott.

© Mrs. Edward Arnott, Chicago; 1881:
5416, Apr. 9. 4041

sketch in 1 act, by C. I. Ravn. 9 p. 4°.

Black (The) ball; a melodrama in 5 acts, by F.
Darcy.

© Frederick Darcy, Philadelphia; 1890:
19651, June 18. 4049

See also Mysteries (The) of the Gaskell

Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 14, 1910; D: 22049; Clara Iza
Ravn, Brattleboro, Yt. 4042

Black (The) and white twins; or, A new com-
edy of errors, by W. M. Kerr. [2], 54 p. 8°.
Ms.

© Ic. May 11, 1912 ; D : 29650 ; William Mel-
ville Kerr, Franklin, Pa. 4043

Black (The) ape; a fairy spectacular extrava-
ganza, by James Barnes.

© Signor Canito, New York; 1871:2817,
Apr. 1, 4044

Black art; a minstrel sketch in 1 act, by Mary
Moncure Parker. Chicago, F. J. Drake & co.,
1903. 7 p. 16°.

© Frederick J. Drake & co., Chicago ; D :
4256, Nov. 16, 1903 ; 2c. Nov. 25, 1903. 4045

or. An American millionairess, an original

comedy in 4 acts, by S. Henry.

© Symons Henry and Godfrey Hodges, Min-
neapolis; 1895:4554, Jan. 17. 4046

Black (The) avenger; or. The pirate's last shot,
a romantic sensational drama in 3 acts, by
A. H. Sheldon.

© A. H. Sheldon, New York; 1873:2507.
Mar. 14, 4047

Black (The) bachelor; negro farce in 1 act.
Chicago, Dramatic publishing company.

© Dramatic pub. co., Chicago; 1898:68620,
Nov. 25 ; 2c. Nov. 25. 4048

house.

Black (The) band; comic opera in 3 acts, by C.
L. Moreau.

© C. L. Moreau, New York ; D : 1863, Apr.
30, 1902. 4050

Black (The) beast; play in 1 act, by G. V. Tyler.
[1], 7 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. . Jan. 13, 1914 ; D : 35712 ; G. Vere
Tyler, New York. 4050a

Black Beauty; founded on the story of Black
Beauty, by J. Adams. 79 p. f. Typewritten.

© Justin Adams, Boston ; D : 6271, Mar. 1,
1905; 2c. Apr. 12, 1905. 4051

■ a play in 4 acts and 5 scenes, by N. Twomey,

founded on Anna Sewell's book. 88 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Neil Twomey, Dorchester, Mass. ; D :
15655, Apr. 19, 1909 ; 2c. Apr. 19, 1909. 4052

a prize play in 4 acts, by Flavia Rosser.

S3 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Atkinson & Thatcher, Boston; D : 10963,
July 13, 1907 ; 2c. July 13, 1907. 4053

or. The faithful groom, sensational com-
edy drama in 4 acts, by W. B. Glenroy.

© Wm. B. Glenroy, Brooklyn; 1891:46559.
Dec. 21. 4054

Black blunders; an Ethiopian farce in 2 scenes,
ed. by George H. Coes. Boston, W. H. Baker
& CO., 1893.

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston; 1893:
42856, Sept. 25 ; 2c. Oct. 20. 4055

Black Bohemia; or. Darky dom, by W. M, Cook
and A. Rogers. [3] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 21, 1911; D:25SS9; Will Marion
Cook and Alex. Rogers, New York. 4056

Black (The) box; by Edith Maida Lessing [i. e.
E. M. L. Cook] and B. P. Smith. [9] p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 4, 1910 : D : 21802 ; Edith Maida
Lessing Cook and Betty Parker Smith, Los
Angeles. 4057

Black (The) breach of promise case; a mock

trial. Chicago, Dramatic publishing company.

© Dramatic pub. co., Chicago; 1898:68619,

Nov. 25; 2c. Nov. 25. 4058

Black (The) brigands; a musical burlesque in
1 scene, by Frank Dumont. New York, De
Witt.

© A. T. B. De Witt, New York; 1884:
26399, Dec. 30 ; 2c. Jan. 22, 1885. 4059

191

4060

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

4081

Black butterflies. 4°. Typewritten.

© Jeau Caldwell, New York; D : 7992, Feb.
14, 1906 ; 2c. Feb. 14, 1906. 4060

Black (The) butterfly; 1 act playlet, by W. W.
Whalen and Herbert Warren. 9 p. t°. Type-
written.

I© Ic. Oct. 29, 1913; D: 34894; Will W.
Wbalen, Harrisburg, Pa. 4061

Black Caiion, See Silent (The) witness.

Black (The) cap; a melodrama in 3 acts, by W.
R. Balcb.

© William Ralston Balcb, Philadelphia ;
1SS5 : 6209, Mar. 16. 4062

Black (The) cardinal; a play in 5 acts, by J. T.
Smith.

© John Talbot Smith, New York; 1897:
7769, Jan. 28; 2c. July 3, 1899. 4063

Black (A) cat.

© John Devoy, New York ; 1892 : 39501, Sept.
30. 4064

Same.

© Robert J. Cutler, New York; 1894: 13110,
Mar. 6. 4065

— a comedy.

© Neil Burgess, New York ; 1896 : 54822,
Oct. 3. 4066

by G. Hill.

© Gus Hill, New York ; 1896 : 58093, Oct. 22.

4067

farce in 3 acts, by H. B. Smith. [107] p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 25, 1912; D:294S2; Harry B.
Smith, New York. 4068

Black (The) chap from White Chapel; an eccen-
tric negro piece, adapted from Burnard and
Williams, B. B., by Henry L. Williams, jr.

© Robert M. De Witt, New York; 1871:

4069

See Rob,

5715, June 17; 2c. Jan. 5, 1872.

Black (The) chapel of Maryland,
the hermit.

Black China; by F. Harris. 4°. Typewritten.
© Frank Harris. London ; D : 1261, Dec. 12,
1901 ; 2c. Apr. 7, 1902. 4070

Black (The) cornelian; a sketch for vaudeville,
by B. Hope. 13 p. f. Typewritten.

© Beryl Hope, New York; D : 15348, Mar.

16, 1909; 2c. Mar. 16, 1909. 4071

Black (The) cottag-e; a dramatization in 1 act of
AVilkie Collins' story of the same name, by D.
Kimball. 32 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© David Kimball, Boston; D : 15103. Feb.

17, 1909 ; 2c. Feb. 25, 1909. 4072

Black crepe and diamonds; fantasy, by G.
Baldwin. 5 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 24, 1913 ; D : 32643 ; George Bald-
win, Marysville, Cal. 4073

Black (The) crescent; or. Coals and ashes of
life, a masked mystery of Baltimore, by A. P.
Morris, jr.

© A. P. Morris, jr., Baltimore; 1871:9435,
■ Oct. 9. 4074

Black crook; burlesque company in a tale of en-
cbautment.

© Alexander & Allen, Muskegon, Mich.;
1892 : 28054, July 5 ; 2c. July 5. 4075

burlesque in 1 act, by J. Jermon. Type-
written.

© Jos. Jermon, Philadelphia ; 1896 : 36951,
June 25 ; 2c. July 15. 4076

■ a grand magical drama in 4 acts, by Chas.

M. Barras.

© Sarah Barras, Albert M. Barras, Amanda
Barras, Philadelphia, and Chas. H. Barras,
Be\ erly, N. J. ; in renewal for 14 years from
Nov. 16, 1891 ; 1891 : 22852, June 23. [Note.—
Original entry by Chas. M. Barras, Nov. 16,
1863, Southern District, New York] 4077

Black cross; dramatic composition, by M. A.
Eiwiu. 33 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 2, 1910 ; D : 20687 ; Mack A. Er-
win, Selma, Cal. 4078

a sensational drama in 3 acts, by J. C.

Hicks. Ms.

© John C. Hicks, Towson, Md. ; 1886 : 14542,
June 25 ; Ic. July 1. 4079

Black (A) diamond; a comic drama in 2 acts,
bv ^I. R. Orne. Boston, W. H. Baker & CO.,
1890.

© Walter H. Baker and co., Boston ; 1890 :
19433, June 16 ; 2c. Nov. 10. 4080

Black (The) diamond; sensational comedy tab-
loid drama in 1 act, 3 scenes, by W. C. Rogers.
Chicago, Chicago manuscript co., 1914. [2],
20 p. f°. Mimeographed.

© Nov. 2, 1914 ; 2c. Nov. 21, 1914 ; D : 38874 ;
Alex. Byers, Chicago. 4080a

sensational comedy tabloid drama in 3 acts,

by Charles Morton. Chicago, Chicago manu-
script CO., 1914. [33] p. f". Mimeographed.
© Nov. 3, 1914; 2c. Nov. 23, 1914; D : 38892;
Alex. Byers, Chicago. 4080b

Black (The) diamond express; a sensational
railroad comedy drama in 4 acts. Typewrit-
ten.

© George G. Dupree, Brooklvn: 1900 A:
9707, Apr. 16; Ic. Mar. 5. 4081

Black (The) diamond of Hazelton. See Molly
(The) Mag'uires.

192

4082

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

4107

Black diamonds; in 4 acts, by N. T. Bishop.
41 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 28, 1910; D: 22668; Ninette
Tliullen Bishop, Cleveland. 4082

Black Dick; or. The brand of Cain, a drama in
4 acts, by A. L. Fisher and J. H. Zerr. Clyde,
O., Ames' publishing co., 1902. 36 p. 12°.
([Ames' series of standard and minor drama,
no. 429] )

© Ames pub. co., Clyde, O. ; D : 1625, Mar.
20, 1902; 2c. Mar. 20, 1902. 4083

Black (The) doctor; or, The prophecy of the
voodoo king, a drama in 4 acts, dramatized
from William Henry Peck's story of the
same name, by Mrs. M. A. D. Clifton.

© Mrs. M. A. D. Clifton, Wheeling, W. Va. ;
187.3 : 10253, Sept. 9. 4084

Black dome; by J. P- Somerville.

© James Paul Somerville, Orange, N. J. ;

1900 A : 14018, June 5. 4085

Black domino; the music by Auber, the libretto

by M. Scribe. Parepa-Rosa grand English

opera. Wm. C. Bryant & co., 1871.

© Carl Rosa, New York (?); 1871:11557,
Dec. 6 ; 2c. Dec. 6. 4086

a 3 act drama. Typewritten.

© Aubrey Lanston, Washington; 1898:
29276, May 11 ; Ic. May 11. 4087

Black (The) door; a comedy drama in 4 acts,
by W. G. Patten.

© William G. Patten, Brooklyn; 1892:7683,

Feb. 17. 4088

Black (The) dragon mine; play in 4 acts, by

J. T. Porter. Pomona, Times pub. co. 56 p.

12".

© June 16, 1914; 2c. July 17, 1914; D:
37751: James Tank Porter, La Misa, Cal.

4088a

Black drop; original comedy drama in 4 acts,
by S. Woods. 57 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Sam Woods, Erie, Pa. ; D : 5068, May 23,
1904; 2c. May 16, 1904; Ic. rev. ed. Dec. 5,
1904. 4089

Black (The) duck (Le canard noir); a spec-
tacular drama in 5 acts, by E. H. Crosby.

© Edward H. Crosby, Boston; 188519742.
Apr. 28. 4090

Black (The) dwarf.

© George H. Maxwell, United States ; 1883 :
16968, Sept. 15 ; 2c. Sept. 15. 4091

spectacular extravaganza in 4 acts and

tableau, arr. and adapted by G. H. Maxwell.

© George H. Maxwell, Chicago ; 1883 : 12082,
July 2. 4092

Black Eag'le and the slave; a drama in 3 acts,
adapted from the German, by A. H. Janus.

© A. H. Janus, Washington ; 1886 : 6584,
Mar. 22. 4093

Black (The) flag'; or. Brother against brother,
melodrama in 5 acts, by L. J. Howard. Type-
written.

© Lor in J. Howard, Chicago ; D : 96, Jan.
30, 1901 ; 2c. Nov. 18, 1901. 4094

Black (The) forest; an Ethiopian farce, altered
from Planche's Garrick fever, by Henry
Llewellyn Williams.

© A. T. B. De Witt, New York ; 1882 : 19916,
Nov. 24 ; 2c. Jan. 22, 1883. 4095

Black Friday; a drama in 1 act.

© John Stetson, jr., Boston ; 1872 : 5058,
May 14. 4096

• a drama in 7 scenes, 1 act, by J. Stetson, jr.

© John Stetson, jr., Boston; 1872:4995.
Mar. 13. 4097

a local sensational drama, in 3 acts, by C.

Fulton.

© Chandos Fulton, New York; 1871:11151,
Nov. 24. 4098

Black (The) ghost.

© Jessica Penn Hunter, Washington ; D :
6779, June 6, 1905. 4099

Black hand; melodrama, by R. Dalton.

© Robson Dalton, Brooklyn ; D : 5458, Aug.
17, 1904. 4100

by Wm. B. Hurst. [New York ? 1902]

87 p. 12".

© Thomas W. Broadhurst, New York ; D :
1978, June 6, 1902 ; 2c. Sept. 10, 1902. 4101

in 4 acts, by Henry Reed. 47 p, f°.

Mimeographed.

© Ic. July 26, 1909 ; D : 16420 ; James Ed-
wards, Chicago. 4102

— a 1 act farce, by T. A. Doucet and F. C.
W'hittier. 4 p. f. Typewritten.

© Theodore A. Doucet and Fred C. Whittier,
Detroit ; D : 10379, Apr. 17, 1907 ; 2c. Apr. 17,
1907. 4103

— or, A lucky opal, a play in 3 acts and an
epilogue, by H. B. Fry.

© Horace B. Fry, New York ; D : 5516, Sept.
8, 1904. 4104

— or. The lost will, a sensation drama in
prologue and 3 acts. Ms.

© Frank Jones, Clifton, N. Y. ; 1874 : 11703,
Sept. 15; 1 copy received. 4105

— or. The Riff spiders.

© Albert H. and Wm. C. Henderson, Balti-
more; 1873:4257, Apr. 22. 4106

— See also Battling for a fortune.

Black (A) hand affair; by J. Madison,

© James Madison, New York ; D : 14744,
Jan. 5, 1909. 4107

5379—15 13

193

4108

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

4130

Black (The) hand kidnappers; a melodrama in

4 acts, by M. Hauser. 19 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Magdalena Hauser, New Orleans ; D :

13572, Aug. 18, 1908 ; 2c. Aug. 12, 1909. 4108

Black Hawk; play in 3 acts, by R. Countryman.

59 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 20, 1912 ; D : 29433 ; Rose Coim-
tryman, Elkliart, Ind. 4109

Black (The) Hawk mine. 52 p. f. Typewrit-
ten.

© Charles F. Harrison, St. Louis ; D : 8212,
Mar. 22, 1906 ; 2c. May 5, 1906. 4110

Black (The) Hawk war; by H. Merker and A. S.
Haase, music by E. Otto.

© Henry Merker, A. S. Haase and E. Otto,
Davenport, la.; 1898:56280, Sept. 26. 4111

Black (The) hawks.

© Joseph Alexander Bruce, Brooklyn ; 1886 :
3367, Feb. 8. 4112

Black (A) heifer; a rural comedy drama in 3
acts, by W. C. Parker. Chicago, T. S. Denison
[1902] 49 p. 12°.

© T. S. Denison, Chicago ; D : 2449, Oct. 8,

1902; 2c. Nov. 13, 1902. 4113

Black (The) Hills; or, The Pacific tramp, an

original drama in 3 acts, by J. F. Poole and

T. L. Donnelly.

© John F. Poole and T. L. Donnelly, United
States; 1876:12952, Nov. 22. 4114

Black (The) horse; in 4 acts, a drama of Ameri-
can life, by R. Garretson. [140] p. 4". Ms.

© Ic. Aug. 19, 1910 ; D : 21831 ; Radella Gar-
retson, Mt. Pleasant, la. 4115

Black (The) hussar; a libretto in 3 acts, by S.

Rosenfeld.

© Sydney Rosenfeld, New York ; 1885 : 7857,

Apr. 2 ; 2c. May 25. 4116

Black I am. and much admired; an original

musical sketch in 1 act and 2 scenes, by A.

Mackley. Typewritten.

© Arthur Mackley, St. Louis ; 1899 : 83087,

Dec. 23 ; 2c. Dec. 23. 4117

Black kitten.

© Robert J. Cutler, New York ; 1894 : 13112.
Mar. 6. 4118

a melodrama in 5 acts, by W. Barrett.

© Wilson Barrett, United States; 1894:
55714, Nov. 30. 4119

a melodrama in 4 acts, by W. Barrett and

L. N. Parker.

© Wilson Barrett and Louis N. Parker,
Great Britain ; 1894 : 62291, Dec. 31 ; 2c. Jan.
15, 1895. 4120

Black (The) knight; an operetta in 2 acts.

© Emma Raymond, New York ; 1890 : 545,
Jan. 3. 4121

See also John Gilyard.

Black (The) letter; by F. J. Wolf and A. G.
Eiseubise, in 4 acts.

© Frank Joseph Wolf and A. G. Eisenbise,
Chicago; 1885:9106, Apr. 18; 2c. May 5.

4122

Black magic; a burlesque negro sketch, by Rob-
ert Melville Baker. Boston, W. H. Baker &
CO., 1900. 13 p. 12°. (Baker's novelties)

. © Walter H. Baker & co., Boston ; 1900 A :
24386, Oct. 1; 2c. Nov. 19. 4123

Black mammy; a sketch of southern life, by
Mrs. W. S. Blackburn. 4 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Willie Scott Blackburn, Memphis, Tenn. ;
D : 0266, Feb. 27, 1905 ; 2c. Feb. 14, 1905. 4124

Black (The) mark; play in 4 acts, by J. L. Nor-
ris. 67, [3] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 31, 1911; D: 24365; Joseph L.
Norris, New York. 4125

Black (The) maskers. See Plays, by Leonid
Andreyeff.

Black (The) masque; a picturesque novelty
play, by F. R. Giles.

© Frederick R. Giles, New York; 1891:
19892, June 1. 4126

Black (The) necklace; or, The secret, a drama
in 5 acts, by R. Espinasse.

© R. Espinasse, San Francisco ; 1873 : 6928,
June 20. 4127

Black Patti troubadours; or, A Darktown
frolic on the Eialto, by R. Voelckel and J. J.
Nolan. Typewritten.

© R. Voelcl<el and John J. Nolan, New York ;
1900 A: 16551, June 5; Ic. July 5; Ic. July
30. 4128

Black (The) pearl; comedy in 3 acts, by Vic-
torien Sardou, tr. by B. H. Clark. New York,
Samuel French ; London, Samuel French, ltd.
[1915] 49 p. 12°.

© Apr. 14, 1915; 2c. Apr. 16, 1915; D:
40370 ; Barrett H. Clark, Chicago. 4128a

play in 4 acts, by Mrs. Wilson Woodrow

and A. L. Sessions. 137 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 23, 1913 ; D : 33023 ; Archibald L.
Sessions, New York. 4129

playlet, by A. E. Phillips. 11 p. f°. Type-

written.

© Ic. Sept. 26, 1914; D: 38339; Albert E.
Phillips, Buffalo. 4129a

Black (The) plague; play in 2 scenes, by J.
Willard. 33 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 1, 1915; D: 40246; John Willard.
New York. 4129b

Black (The) politician; a musical comedy in 2
acts, by B. Cole.

© Bob Cole, New York; D : 1348, Jan. 24,
1902. 4130

194

4131

COPYRIGHTED IIST THE UNITED STATES

4153

Black (The) politician — Continued.

a 2 act musical comedy, by W. Johnson.

© AVilliam Johnson, New York; D : 49S5,
Apr. 25. 1904. 4131

Black (The) Prince of Hestark; in 1 act.

© Fred T. Roberts, Chicago ; D : 11158, Aug.
12, 1907. 4132

Black rats; a farcical comedy in 3 acts and 1
scene.

© John W. Ransone, St. Joseph, Mo. ; 1885 :
4056, Feb. 14. 4133

Black (The) Bidge.

© Louise F. Mars, Albany ; 1886 : 6350, Mar.
19. 4134

Black (The) robe; a drama in a prologue and 3
acts, by F. C. Kelley.

© Francis Clement Kelley, Lapeer, Mich. ;
1899 : 32685, May 15. 4135

Black (The) rose; a comedy in 5 acts, by F. H.
Adams.

© Frederick Henry Adams, San Francisco;
1878:1913, Feb. 13. 4136

Black (A) sheep; a dramatic composition with
original lyrics in 3 acts, by C. Hoyt. Type-
written.

© Charles Hoyt, Charlestown, N. H. ; 1897 :
19370, Mar. 25; 2c. Mar. 25. 4137

a musical spectacular burlesque, in 3 scenes.

© Harry Morris and R. Fitzgerald, New
York ; 1887 : 5329, Mar. 7. 4138

a play in 3 acts, by F. Jackson. [75] p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 2, 1909 ; D : 16330 ; Fred. Jack-
son, New York. 4139

Black sheep Barrington; play in 3 acts, by C H.
Jarrett. 3 v. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 13, 1915; D: 40632; Cora Hardy
Jarrett, Shepherdstown, W. Va. 4139a

Black (The) sheep returns; play in 4 acts, by
G. C. Smith. 29 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. May 17, 1911 ; D : 24224 ; Grover Cleve-
land Smith, Providence, R. I. 4140

Black (The) shrine; by Herbert M. Gardner.
2 p. f°. Typewritten,

© Ic. Sept. 5, 1911; D : 25123 ; H. Maurice
Gardner, Los Angeles. 4141

Black (The) slave; or. Out of bondage, by Mrs.
E. G. Boss.

© E. G. Boss, Cincinnati ; 1894 : 11090. Feb.
21. 4142

the smuggler's fate; or. The sailor's re-
venge, a melodrama in 4 acts, by J. Fernan-
dez.

© John Fernandez, Brooklyn ; 1871 : 5244,
June 3. 4143

Black (The) spider; a drama in prologue and
4 acts.

© Arthur R. Wilber, Winfleld, Kan. ; 1888 :
25972, Sept. 12. 4144

drama in 3 acts, by A. Van Houten. 28 p.

f°. Typewritten.

© le. Apr. 1, 1913; D: 32814; A. Van
Houten, Bronxville, N. Y. 4145
See also Maraquita.

Black (The) spy; vaudeville sketch, by L. Bur-
leigh. 4 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 24, 1912; D: 30134; Lawrence
Burleigh, National Military Home, O. 4146

Black (The) terror; a dramatic reality, by L.
Marston and Kenneth Lee. 8 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Lawrence Marston, New York ; D : 9215,
Oct. 10, 1906; 2c. Oct. 10, 1906. 4147

Black (The) tie; play in 1 act, by G. Middleton.
[2], 15 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 24, 1914 ; D : 38914 ; George Mid-
dleton, New York. 4147a

See also Possession.

Black (A) trump; a negro comedy in 2 acts, by
Davis Risdou.

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston; 1899:
64775, Oct. 6. 4148

Black (The) tulip; drama in 4 acts.

© T. E. Newman, Salt Lake City; 1899:
58493, Sept. 12. 4149

Black (The) valet; sketch, by T. P. Sullivan.
14 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 8, 1912; D: 28614; Timothy P.
Sullivan, Milwaukee. 4150

Black (The) vampire; dialog between man and
woman, by Frank J. Conroy. 16 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Aug. 7, 1911 ; D : 24873 ; Earl Goforth,
Brooklyn. 4151

Black (The) Venus (La Venus noir); a journey
into Central Africa, grand pictorial drama, by
Adolphe Belot.

© Imre and Bolossy Kiralfy, New York;
1881 : 1047, Jan. IS ; 2c. Jan. 18. 4152

See also Venus (La) noir.

Black vs. white; comedy negro monologue for
woman, by Stanley Schell. [New York, E. S.
Werner & company, 1914] p. 119-122. 12°.
(On cover: Stanley Schell's sketches)

© Mar. 23, 1914; 2c. Mar. 30, 1914; A:
372091; Edgar Schell Werner, New York.

4152a

Black (The) vipers; a melodrama in 4 acts, by
S. Wood.

© Emmett W. McConnell and Stanley Wood,
United States; D: 2219, Aug. 11, 1902. 4153

195

4154

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIOlSrS

4178

Black (The) warrior.

© Jacob McRailey, Chicago; 1893:26121,
May 31. 4154

Black (The) watch; a military drama in 3 acts,
by J. H. Garnsey.

I© John Henderson Garnsey, Joliet, 111.;
1891 : 2246, Jan. 15. 4155
a musical comedy in 2 acts, by G. R. Jack-
son,

© George Russell Jackson and James Gil-
bert, Boston ; 1893 : 49915, Nov. 9. 4156
Black (The) watch ang'el; dramatic fragment
in 1 act, by M. Terrell and H. O. Stechhan.
[1] 45 p. 16°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 29, 1912 ; D : 28879 ; Maverick

Terrell and H. O. Stechban, Seattle. 4157

Black (The) white elephant. See Stolen (The)

nugget.

Blackballed; a drama in 4 acts, by A. R. Whytal.

© A. Russ Whytal, New York ; 1892 : 32767,

Aug. 9. 4158

Blackbird; an Irish emotional drama in 3 acts,

by J. Hart and G. L. Stout.

© Josh Hart, United States; 1876:3304,
Mar. 17. 4159

Blackest (The) criminal; play in 1 act, by H.
Wandmaker. [1], 15 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 14, 1913 ; D : 34133 ; Harry Wand-
maker, New York. 4160
Blackface (The) hussar; sketch in 1 act, by E.
Hopkins. [2], 31 p. 4°. Typewritten.

I© Ic. Oct. 17, 1914 ; D : 38529 ; Edwin Hop-
kins, New York. 4160a

Blackleg (The); play in 1 act, by J. Johnson.
[1] 23 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 16, 1911 ; D : 23671 ; Julian John-
son, Los Angeles. 4161
Blacklisted; an original melodrama in 4 acts, by
J. Le Brandt.

© Joseph Le Brandt, Chicago ; 1894 : 53420,
Nov. 16. 4162

play in 3 acts, by J. Sheridan. [2], 80 p.

f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 27, 1912 ; D : 30111 ; Jack Sheri-
dan, Cleveland. 4163
Blackmail. Typewritten.

© S. Dessau, New York ; 1898 : 66920, Nov.
15; 2c. Nov. 15. 4164

a new and original drama in 5 acts, by

Will C. Cowper.

© Henry C. Miner, New York ; 1885 : 9434,
Apr. 23; 2c. Apr. 23. 4165

play in 1 act, by R. H. Davis. [2], 21 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 10, 1914; D: 36674; Richard
Harding Davis, New York.
— See also Trap (The)

Blackmailed; by F. S. Holmes. 8 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Sept. 16, 1911 ; D : 25532 ; Florence S.
Holmes, Trenton, N. J. 4166

Blackmailed for thousands; melodrama in 4
acts, by Edward E. Rose.

© Clara F. Rose, Marshfleld Hills, Mass.;
1897 : 7765, Jan. 28. 4167

Blackmailer (The); comedy in 3 acts, by A. L.
and S. Matlock. 3 v. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 9, 1913; D: 34369; A. L. and
Susan Matlock, San Antonio. 4168

dramatic episode in 1 act, by M. Steiner.

18 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 11, 1913; D: 35312; Michael
Steiner, New York. 4169

a play in 3 acts, by W. H. Russell, f".

Typewritten.

© William H. Russell, Philadelphia; D:
13730, Sept. 8, 1908; 2c. Sept. 8, 1908. 4170
or. The story of Lola, dramatic playlet, by

4165a

U. Akerstrom. [1], 25 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 6, 1912; D: 29300; Ullie
Akerstrom, Brooklyn. 4171

Blackmailers, f. Typewritten.

© James Slevin, New York ; D : 5584, Sept.
30, 1904 ; 2c. Sept. 30, 1904. 4172

Blackman (The); in 4 acts, by J. Kaiser. [75]
p. f". Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 4, 1911; D: 24858; John Kaiser,
Los Angeles. 4173

Black's burglar; comedy in 1 act, by G. K.
Rudulph. [9] p. 12". Printed.

© Ic. Oct. 6, 1914; D: 38472; Gerald K.
Rudulph, Buffalo. 4173a

Blacksmith (The); or. Justice at last, a drama
in 4 acts, by John Addison.

© John F. Harley, United States; 1889:
2541, Jan. 21. 4174

Blacksmith (The) of Hickory Valley; by H.
Marmon. 44 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Hilda Marmon, Memphis, Tenn. ; D :
14314, Nov. 18, 1908 ; 2c. Nov. 2, 1908. 4175
Blacksmith (The) of the Mohawk; a drama in
5 acts, by O. Wall. Typewritten.

© Orlando Wall, Rochester, N. Y. ; 1899:

78468, Dec. 2; 2c. Dec. 2. 4176

Blacksmith's (The) boy; a comedy rural sketch,

by A. Salmon. Wellington, New Zealand times

CO., ltd. [1908] 8 p. port. 8°.

© Arthur Salmon, Sydney, Australia ; D :

13135, June 6, 1908; 2c. June 6, 1908. 4177

Blacksmith's daughter; drama in 4 acts, by R.

E. Lufsey. Central labor union ed. Salisbury,

N. C, R. E. Lufsey, 1903. 48 p. 12°.

© Robt. Edgar Lufsey, Salisbury, N. C. ; D :
4145, Oct. 27, 1903 ; 2c. Nov. 11, 1903. 4178

196

4179

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

4201

Blacksmith's romance; romantic operetta in 1
act, sketcli and lyrics by B. Madden. 13 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. July 23, 1909; D : 16400 ; Beaumont
Madden, New York. 4179

Blackthorn (The); a comedy drama in 4 acts.

© Joseph J. Sullivan, New York; 1886:

16646, July 21. 4180

by Cbarles H. Fleming. Typewritten.

© Joseph Jeremiah Sullivan, Long Island
City, N. Y. ; D : 249, Mar. 22, 1901 ; 2c. Mar. 6,
1901. 4181

Blackville guards in the Philippines; in 1 act.
by B. King. 8 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 26, 1910 ; D : 20599 ; Billy King,
Philadelphia. 4182

Blackville (The) twins.

® Ed. L. Harper, Cincinnati; 1885:20311,
Sept. 23. 4183

or. Scenes on the Swanee River, a musical

drama in 3 acts, by Scott Marble, music by
Fred V. Jones.

© S. B. Hyers, Chicago; 1883:10980, June
16. 4184

Blade o* grass; a drama in a prologue and 3
acts, by Celia Logan.

© James H. Connelly, Boston; 1873:3089,
Mar. 28. 4185

a sensation play in 4 acts and 11 scenes.

by F. Bock.

© Frederic Bock, Chicago ; 1872 : 4164, Apr.
20. 4186

Blade (The) of Morimasa, See Lily (The) of
Yeddo.

Blades o' blue grass; romance of the new Ken-
tucky, in 3 acts, by Miron Leffingwell. Chi-
cago, Chicago manuscript co., 1910. [2], 86
p. f°. Mimeographed.

© Ic. Oct. 24, 1910 ; D : 22454 ; Alexander
Byers, Chicago. 4187

Blame the law; a melodrama in 3 acts, by G. H.
Howard. 98 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© George Henry Howard, Washington; D:
16202, June 30, 1909 ; 2c. June 30, 1909. ^ 4188

Blanc et noir (White and black); opera in 1
act, text, English, French, Italian, by Blanche
Fredin, music by P. Adolfo Tirindelli. Eng-
lish text.

© Pier Adolfo Tirindelli, United States;
1897 : 51745, Sept. 16 ; 2c. Dec. 23. 4189

Blanchard (The) diamonds; a drama in 4 acts,
by C. Harvard Pierson and Robert P. Oglesby.
4°. Typewritten.

© John Hart, Bradford, Yorkshire, Eng-
land ; D : 5642, Oct. 15, 1904 ; 2c. Oct. 15, 1904.

4190

Blanche; drama in 4 acts, by C. Henry [i. e.
Catherine Henry West] [99] p. f". Type-
written.

© Ic. July 2, 1913; D: 33686; Catherine
Henry, New Rockford, N. D. 4191

dramatic play in 1 act, by M. Keightley.

17 p. f. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 11, 1910; D: 21321; Mabel
Keightley, South Bend, lud. 4192

original dramatic episode in 1 act, by

Catherine Henry [i. e. C. H. West] [12] p.
t°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 21, 1912; D: 31757; Catherine
Henry West, New Rockford, N. D. 4193

play in 1 act, by C. Henry [i. e. Catherine

Henry West] [18] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 20. 1911; D: 23409; Catherine
Henry, New Rockford, N. D. 4194

or. The orphan heiress, a serio-comic

drama in 3 acts, by G. H. Blackwell.

© George H. Blackwell, Milwaukee; 1873:
5234, May 13. 4195

Blanche Caline; pi^ce en 3 actes, par P. Fron-
daie. (In La petite illustration, no. 28, 6 sep-
tembre 1913 ; serie-th§atre, no. 16. )

© Sept. 6, 1913 : 2c. Oct. 11, 1913 ; D : 34685 ;
Pierre Frondaie, Paris. 4196

Blanche Daponte. See Belle (La) Creole.

Blanche, the orphan of Beechwood; a drama in
3 acts and a prologue, by A. R. Phelps.

© A. R. Phelps, Philadelphia; 1874:1997,
Sept. 24. 4197

Blanche Vavasour; or. The taint of blood, a
play in 3 acts, by J. W. Watson.

© J. W. Watson, New York; 1872:1927,
Feb. 28. 4198

Blanched; or. The lightning born, a sensa-
tional and emotional drama in 4 acts.

© Andrew Redifer, Philadelphia; 1872:
1914, Feb. 28. 4199

Blanchette, and The escape; two plays by
Brieux, with preface by H. L. Mencken, tr.
from the French by Frederick Eisemann. Bos-
ton, J. W. Luce & company, 1913. 2 p. 1.,
sxxvi, [2], 240 p. 12°.

© Nov. 15, 1913 ; 2c. Dec. 3, 1913 ; A : 358565 ;
L. E. Bassett, Boston. 4200

Blank-cartridge (La peur des coups); every-
day farce in 1 act, by Georges Courteline, tr.
by R. W. Sneddon. [1], 17 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. May 15, 1914; D: 37039; Robert Wil-
liam Sneddon, New York. 4200a

Blanke (Der) Hans; Halligenbild in 3 akten,
von Hinrik Joosten. [115] p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Sept. 15, 1913; D: 34430; Comoedia,
Vienna. 4201

197

4202

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

4225

Blarney; an Irish comedy drama in 4 acts, by
B. Mortimer.

© Edmund Mortimer, Chicago ; 1892 : 33841,
Aug. 16. 4202

a musical sketch, by A. Mack and Edward

E. Rose. 29 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Andrew Mack, New York ; D : 15943, May
24, 1909 ; 2c. Apr. 30, 1909. 4203

an original Irish musical sketch in 1 scene.

introducing two songs. The Irish pair, and The
old woman and her pig, by J. Fielding.

© John Fielding, New York ; 1874 : 554, Jan.
16. 4204

a romantic Irish comedy-drama in 2 acts.

by E. Selden.

© Edgar Selden, New York; 1890:34779,
Nov. 5. 4205

Blarney (The) kiss; a romantic Irish drama in
4 acts, by A. B. Palmer and T. F. O'Malley.

© Alice Barnicoat Palmer and T. F. O'Mal-
ley, Boston ; 1887 : 12093, May 6. 4206

Blarney (The) stone; an Irish-American drama
in 4 acts, by J. T. Smith.

© John Talbot Smith, New York; 1894 1
10097, Feb. 13. 4207

Blasted lives; a 5 act drama, by George and
Austin Bidwell. Typewritten.

© George and Austin Bidwell, Hartford;
1892 : 33821, Aug. 16 ; Ic. Aug. 16. 4208

Blatherskite (The); a 3 act comedy with a pro-
logue, tr. and adapted by P. Waterman.

© Paul Waterman, New Orleans; 1876:
4245, Apr. 8. 4209

Blaue berge; komodie in 4 akten, [von] Max
Halbe. Miinchen, A. Langen, 1909 [1908] 181
p. 12".

© res. under act of Mar. 3, 1905, by Albert
Langen, verlag fiir litteratur und kunst.
Munich; res. no. 2274; Ic. Nov. 30, 1908. 4210

Blaue (Der) held; operette in 3 akten, A'on Fer-
dinand Stollberg, musik von Johann Strauss.
Leipzig, Aug. Cranz. 38 p. 12°.

© Oct. 25, 1912 ; 2c. Nov. 6, 1912 ; D : 31328 ;
Aug. Cranz, Leipzig. 4211

Blaue (Der) reiter; operette in 3 akten, von Leo
Walter Stein und Ludwig Heller, musik von
Friedrich Bermann. Berlin, Berliner theater-
verlag, g. m. b. h. 146 p. 16°. [Text only]

© Ic. Mar. 3, 1913 ; D : 32496 ; Berliner the-
ater-verlag, g. m. b. h., Berlin. 4212

Blaue (Der) vogel; von Maurice Maeterlinck.
Chhhh HTima ; Mopnca MexepjiHHKa. Berlin-
Halensee, R. Streltzow, 1908. 1 p. 1., [5] 118,
[1] p. 8°.

© res. under act of Mar. 3, 1905 by Maurice
Maeterlinck, Belgium ; res. no. 2271 ; Ic. Oct.
26 1908. 4213

Blaue (Das) wunder; lustspiel in 3 akten, von
Max Neal und Franz Cornelius Zickel. Berlin,
E. Bloch, 1912. 108 p. 8°.

© Ic. May 26, 1913; D: 33330; Eduard
Bloch, Berlin. 4214

Blaze (A) of glory. 8°. Typewritten.

© Marie Wellesley Sterling, Camden, N. J. ;
D: 4035, Oct. 1, 1903; 2c. Oct. 2, 1903. 4215

Blaze (A) of glory, started from a small
spark.

© John J. La Grille, Muscatine, la. ; 1899 :
8428, Jan. 27. 4216

Blazed trail; by A. M. Chapman. 38 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 25, 1910; D: 20023; Adelle M.
Chapman, Fort Wayne, Ind. 4217

Blazer's scraps; or. What the town crier cried,
a drama, adapted from the story, by M. A. Top-
ping. Gonzales City, Tex., Reese & Beach
[1901] cover-title, 12 p. 8°.

© Mary Ann Topping, Gonzales City, Tex. ;
D: 705, July 30, 1001; 2c. Aug. 5, 1901. 4218

Bleak house; a play in a prologue and 4 acts,
by A. Hale.

© Mrs. Edmund Maurice, London ; D : 8422,
Apr. 26, 1906. 4219

See also Dedlock (The) secret. — Jo, the

waif of the streets. — Tom All Alone's.

Bleaz of Keriolek. 4°. Typewritten.

© Henry C. Rowland, Greenwich, Conn. ; D :
7745, Dec. 21, 1905; 2c. Dec. 21, 1905. 4220

Bleeding (The) hearts; a comedy drama in 5
acts, by J. A. Schwenk, jr. 26 p. 12°. Printed.

© J. A. Schwenk, jr., Philadelphia ; D : 1329,
Jan. 20, 1902; 2c. Apr. 9, 1902. 4221

Bleeding (The) nun; a tragedy in 5 acts, tr.
from the French by Madame R. Neuville.
Rochester, N. Y., Curtis, Morey & co., 1870.

© Mme. R. Neuville, Rochester, N. Y. ; 1870 :
3352, Nov. 3. 4222

Blemished fruit; a drama in 5 acts, from the
French, by M. Kreisler.

© Mary Kreisler, New York; 1872:8780,
Aug. 15. 4223

Blending (The); drama in 3 acts, by N. A.
Stratton. 64 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 3, 1911 ; D : 24443 ; Nathaniel A.
Stratton, New York. 4224

Blennerhassett; an historical romance in 4 acts,
by Frank E. Carstarphen, founded upon
Charles Felton Pidgin's novels Blennerhassett
and The climax. 4°. Typewritten.

© Charles F. Pidgin, Boston; D : 2657, Nov.
29, 1902; 2c. Nov. 29, 1902. 4225

198

4226

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

4245

Blennerhassett — Continued.

a romantic, historical, American drama in a

prologue and 4 acts, founded on incidents in
the lives of Harman Blennerhassett, his wife
Margaret, Aaron Burr and his daughter Theo-
dosia, by C. F. Pidgin.

© Charles F. Pidgin, Boston: 1881:5463,
Apr. 11. 4226

Blessed (The) and the damned; play in 4 acts,
by E. Davis. [98] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 25, 1912; D: 29156; Edwards
Davis, New York. 4227

Blessed (The) runaway; play in 1 act, by W. I.
Cohn. 19 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© William Isaac Cohn, Fort Smith, Ark.;
D : 8553, May 13, 1906 ; 2c. June 4, 1906. 4228

Blessed (The) sister; in 4 acts, by E. Allard.
13 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 12, 1911 ; D : 25999 ; Eugenie Al-
lard, New York. 4229

Blessings of the blind; by Elsie M. MacKay.
70 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© E. M. MacKav, Buffalo; D: 5021, May 18,
1904 ; 2c. Oct. 13, 1904. 4230

Blessington Springs; comedy drama in 3 acts,
by H. G. Dart. 51 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 3, 1910 ; D : 22721 ; Harry Grant
Dart, Amenia, N. Y. 4231

Blessure (La); pi&ce en 4 actes, par H. Kiste-
maeckers. [New York ?] 1901. 1 p. 1., 78
p. 8°.

© Henri Kistemaeckers, Paris; 1900 A:
31858, Dec. 22; 2c. Dec. 22. 4232

Bleus (Les) de I'amour; comedie en 3 actes, par
R. Coolus [pseud, of R. C. Weill] Paris, Monde
illustrg, 1911. 36 p. 4^

© Mar. 18, 1911 : 2c. Apr. 6, 1911 ; D : 23857 :
Romain Coolus, Paris. 4233

Blight of blood; by C. L. Phifer, adapted from
Because a woman trusted him, by W. Freude-
nau.

© Wm. Freudenau and C. L. Phifer, St.
Louis ; 1898 : 46942, Aug. 8. 4234

Blighted buds; a farce in 1 act, by Julia De W.
Addison. Boston, W. H. Baker & co., 1896.

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston; 1896:
8981, Feb. 7; 2c. Mar. 30. 4235

Blighted hearts. >Sfee Mabel.

Blighted hopes of sunlight and shadow; in 1
act, by J. H. Wilson. Typewritten.

© John H. Wilson, Boston; 1900 A: 2771.
Jan. 30; 2c. Jan. 30. 4236

Blighted lives; a romance of France in 4 acts,
by H. Hall.

© Howard Hall, Decatur, Mich.; 1898:
10062, Feb. 7. 4237

Blighted (The) star. See Moonshiners (The)

Blind; a drama in 5 acts, by H. D. Frethey.

Typewritten.

© Heloise Durant Frethey, New
1894 : 27114, May 31 ; 2c. May 31.

dramatic sketch in 1

York;
4238

part and several
scenes, by Frank B. Coigne. 4 p. 4°. Type-

written.

© Ic. Mar. 8, 1912;
film CO., New York.

D : 28985 ;

Champion
4239

— [and] The intruder; tr. from the French
of Maurice Maeterlinck, by Mary Viele. Only
authorized tr. Washington, D. C, W. H. Mor-
rison, 1891. 3 p. 1., [9] -145 p. 24°.

© Mary Viele, United States; 1891:11655,
Mar. 31 ; 2c. Mar. 31. 4239a

See also Plays (The) of Maurice Maeter-

linck,

Blind anger (Collera cieca); comedy, by Gero-
lamo Rovetta, English version by E. F. Davis.
[31] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 11, 1912 ; D : 28336 ; Elizabeth F.
Davis, Chicago. 4240

Blind (A) attachment; a comedy in 1 act, by
p]sther B. Tiffany. Boston, W. H. Baker & co.,
1895.

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston; 1895:
27907, May 23; 2c. July 10. 4241

Blind (The) blacksmith; play in 5 acts, by V. I.
Echikson. 12 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 27, 1912; D : 31277 ; Victor L
Echikson, San Francisco. 4242

Blind (The) canary; play in 1 act, by J. Koven.
24 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 29, 1915 ; D : 40201 ; Joseph Ko-
ven, Brooklyn. 4242a

Blind (The) dramatist; comedy drama in 4 acts,
by M. J. Nerney. 4 v. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 9, 1914; D: 36290; Martin J.
Nerney, Jersey City. 4242b

Blind (The) eye; play in 1 act, by Marian
Brooks Frothingham. 8 p. 4". Typewritten.
© Ic. Mar. 9, 1914 ; D : 36291 ; Marian
Brooks Frothingham Eckstrom, New York.

4242c

Blind for life; a play in 5 acts, by F. Munroe.
© Frederic Munroe, New York ; 1872 : 1061,
Feb. 2. 4243

Blind (The) foundling; a drama in 4 acts, by
C. H. Phelps.

© Charles H. Phelps, London ; D : 3082, Mar.
3, 1903. 4244

Blind (The) gallery boy. 3 p. f. Type-
written.

© Digby Bell, New York ; D : 5640, Oct._14,
1904; 2c. Oct. 14, 1904.

4245

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4246

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

4265

Blind girl of Castel-Cuille. See Blind Mar-
garet.— Tragedy (The) of blind Margaret.

Blind (The) girl of Paris. See Satan.

Blind (The) goddess; a drama, by F. N. Wilcox.

© Frank N. Wilcox, Cleveland; 1885:184.
Jan. 3; 2 c. May 15. 4246

Blind (The) god's way; a drama, by E. John,
f". Typewritten.

© Ernest John, Manistee, Mich. ; D : 11001,
July 20, 1907 ; 2c. Aug. 3, 1907. 4247

Blind guides; drama in 3 acts, by J. S. Carroll
and A. Walsh. [2], 110 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 26, 1912 ; D : 30644 ; John S. Car-
roll and Austin Walsh, New York. 4248

Blind (The) half hundred; comedy in 1 act, by
J. L. King. Typewritten.

© James L. King, Topeka, Kans. ; 1894 :
21287, Apr. 26; 2c. June 1. 4249

Blind indeed; a play in 3 acts, by Mary Ellis
Smith and H. Coleman. 4°. Typewritten.

© Hamilton Coleman, Chicago; D : 12805,
Apr. 22, 1908 ; 2c. Apr. 22, 1908. 4250

Blind jealousy; or. Believe your wife, drama
in 4 acts, by Solomon Libin.

90 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 26, 1915 ; D : 39528 ; David Kess-
ler and Max R. Wilner, New York. 4250a

Blind love; a comedy-drama of modern society
in 5 acts, by F. H. Chilton, dramatized from
Wilkie Collins' Poor Miss Finch.

© Frank H. Chilton, Astoria, L. I.; 1877:
8575, July 23. 4251

drama in 1 act, by L. Brewer. 35 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. May 2, 1910; D: 20932; Layton
Brewer, New York. 4252

• an original romantic comedy in 4 acts.

© Sara B. Van Leer, New York; 1883 : 3912,
Mar. 2. 4253

See also Cupid's blind.

Blind (The) made to see; or. The college pro-
fessor and the girl, playlet, by E. Traughber.
8 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 17, 1910; D: 21916; Eugene
Traughber, Salt Lake City. 4254

Blind (The) Madonna; miniature of artist life,
1 act sketch, by T. Tupper. 12 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Mar. 29, 1912; D: 29213; Tristram
Tupper, New York. 4255

Blind (The) man; biblical play based on ninth
chapter of St. John, by Henry Evarts Gordon.
New York, E. S. Werner & company, 1912.
15 p. 12°.

© Apr. 25, 1912 ; 2c. Apr. 27, 1912 ; D : 29506 ;
Edgar S. Werner, New York. 4256

Blind man's buff; comedy drama in 3 acts and
4 scenes, by M. Moore-Clemeut. [67] p. 4°.
Typewritten.

• © Ic. Dec. 12, 1911 ; D : 26007 ; Maud Moore-
Clement, Philadelphia. 4257

- — a melodrama in 4 acts, by F. Bock.

© Frederic Bock, Pittsburgh; 1877:14013,
Dec. 3. 4258

play in 1 act, by Willard Mack. 21 p. 4*.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 22, 1915; D: 40582; Charles
Joseph Bachmann, New York. 4258a

See also Blindman's buff.

Blind Margaret; a dramatic sketch, adapted
from Longfellow's Blind girl of Castel-Cuille,
by Caroline Eunice Thompson, music for the
refrains composed by G. T. Page. Chicago, T.
S. Denison.

© T. S. Denison, Chicago ; 1890 : 29184, Sept.
22 ; 2c. Oct. 10. 4259

Blind men; or, Life on Second ave., a play in
4 acts, by M. Gabel.

.b^Du:i Dps:: pc ,]T^'p^ 4 ^^x nb^D cjrDrV ,r:)n"iy

[85] p. 8°. Ms.

© Ic. Dec. 9, 1913; D: 35297; Max Gabel,
Brooklyn. 4260

Blind (The) mother; a drama, by I. Hughes.

© Isabella Hughes, Chicago; 1884:7778,
Apr. 11. 4261

a 4 act sensational drama, by A. Leonard.

8°. Typewritten.

© Alexander Leonard, New York ; D : 4356,
Dec. 8, 1903; 2c. Jan. 12, 1904. 4262

Blind (The) musician; a family tragedy, adapt-
ed from the Yiddish of Leon Kobrin, by A.
Danziger.

© Adolphe Danziger, New York ; D : 8.543,
May 17, 1906. 4263

Blind (The) organist; a drama in 4 acts.

© Alfred H. Beyer and Rudolph Pfeil, jr.,
Milwaukee ; D : 1412, Feb. 7, 1902. 4264

Blind (The) princess. See Shepherdess (The)
of Lourdes.

Blind (The) shall see; play in 1 act, by Wm.
Albert Curtis. 12 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 9, 1913; D: 34708; Charles L.
Gill, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. 4265

200

4266

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

4287

Blind (The) singing girl. 4°. Typewritten.

© Lawrence Underwood, New York ; D :
7075, Aug. 8, 1905 ; 2c. Jan. 19, 1906. 4266

Blind Tom's faithful friend; by N. Loughrey.
2 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 19, 1910; D : 20516 ; Nellie Lough-
rey, Los Angeles. 4267

Blind (The) who sees; sketch in 1 act, by L.
Cappiani. 15 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Luisa Cappiani, New York ; D : 1899, May
17, 1902 ; 2c. May 17, 1902. 4268

Blinde (Der) passagier; lustspiel in 3 akten. von
Oscar Blumenthal und Gustav Kadelburg.
New York, V. Ciocia, 1903. 126 p. 12°.

© Charles Frohman, New York ; D : 3262,
Apr. 9, 1903 ; 2c. Apr. 9, 1903. 4269

Blindfolded; play in 3 acts, by M. T. Winches-
ter. [1], 107 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 27, 1911 ; D : 23756; Maud Tarle-
ton Winchester, St. Paul. 4270

Blinding (A) flash; a romantic melodrama in 5
acts.

© Phosa McAllister, New York; 1887:
32392, Dec. 15. 4271

Blindman's bluff; comedy in 1 act, by Charles
Ambrose Plamondon, jr. [11] p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Jan. 26, 1914 ; D : 35795 ; C. A. Plamon-
don, jr.. New York. 4271a

Blindman's buff; a play in 1 act.

© E. Sagendorf, Scranton, Pa. ; 1896 : 36902,
June 24. 4272

See also Blind man's buff.

Blindness (The) of virtue; play in 4 acts, by C.
Hamilton. 135 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 21, 1912 ; D : 28795 ; Cosmo Ham-
ilton, London, 4273

Same. New York, G. H. Doran co. [1913]

127 p. 12°.

© Feb. 1, 1913 ; 2c. Feb. 11, 1913 ; D : 32387 ;
George H. Doran co., New York. 4274

Blindness (The) of youth; tabloid comedy
drama in 3 acts, by W. C. Herman. Chicago,
Chicago manuscript co., 1915. 35 p. f°." Mim-
eographed.

© .Tune 28, 1915; 2c. July 10, 1915; D:
41206; Alexander Byers, Chicago. 4274a

Blinky's last trick; 1 act trick, by R. Warner.

29 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 3, 1910 ; D : 22272 ; Richard War-
ner, New York. 4275

Blitzmadl (Ein); posse mit gesnng in 4 akten,
von Carl Costa, musik von Karl Millocker.

© Gustav Amberg, United States ; 1878 : 591,
Jan. 11. 4276

Blizzard (The); spectacular extravaganza bur-
lesque.

© Chas. E. Hellertz, Lincoln, Neb.; 1893:
3991, Jan. 18. 4277

or. Families supplied, a comedy in 3 acts,

by H. B. Smith.

© Harry B. Smith, Chicago; 1888:10048,
Apr. 6. 4278

Block at 59th street. See Down in the sub-
way.

Blockade (The) runner; an American comedy
drama in 4 acts, by C. T. Vincent.

© Chas. T. Vincent, New York; 1893:1135,
Jan. 5. 4279

Blockhead (The); a comedy in 5 acts, by Ludwig
Fulda, tr. from the German by J. L. Jones.

© Jesse Louise Jones, Chicago ; D : 14910,
Dec. 28, 1908. 4280

an original comedy drama in 3 acts, by W.

B. Patton. f. Typewritten.

© Vvllliam B. Patton, Rochester, N. Y. ; D :
11173, Aug. 14, 1907 ; 2c. Aug. 14, 1907. 4281

Blockheads (The); farce in 1 act, tr. and adapt-
ed from the Spanish of Domingo Guerra y
Mota, by J. A. Herman. [2], 28 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Ic. June 11, 1912 ; D : 29940 ; John Arm-
strong Herman, Harrisburg, Pa. 4282

musical fantasy for children of all ages, in

3 acts, book by M. E. Marks and Charles Brad-
ley, lyrics by M. E. Marks. 3 v. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Sept. 28, 1914 ; D : 38350 ; Maurice E.
Marks, New York. 4282a

Blocking his game; by F. A. Ferguson. 20 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Frank A. Ferguson, Chicago ; D : 13968,
Sept. 16, 1908; 2c. Oct. 12, 1908. 4283

Blond (The) dona; or. The fiesta of Santa Bar-
bara, play in 4 acts, by E. Carter. [Ill] p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 22, 1911; D: 23721; Ernest Car-
ter, New York. 4284

Blond manicurists; vaudeville act, by J. Mat-
thew. 3 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 31, 1910; D: 20652; Jessie Mat-
thew, Brooklyn. 4285

Blonde (The) in black; a musical comedy in 3
acts, by H. B. Smith.

© Harrv B. Smith, New York; D : 3.396,
May 4, 1903. 4286

Blonde typewriters; a musical comedy sketch
for theatrical use. 9 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Gus Edwards music pub. co.. New York ;
D : 11135, Aug. 8, 1907 ; 2c. Aug. 8, 1907. 4287

201

4288

DRAMATIC COMPOSITTOlSrS

4308

Blonde (The) Venus. See Nana.

Blondel de Nesle. See Minstrel knight.

Blondells (The), society kids; a 1 act sketch, by
E. Blondell.

© Edw. Blondell, New York; 1898:13086.
Feb. 23. 4288

Blondes and brunettes; a comedietta ta 1 act,
by A. A. Augustus.

© Albert A. Augustus, Lake View, 111. ;
1886 : 22030, Oct. 1. 4289

Blondin (A) donkey; an original farcical me-
chanical sketch, by T. Denier.

© Tony Denier, Chicago ; 1886 : 13578, June
11. 4290

Blood; an original comedy in 4 acts, by J. J.
Fox.

© John J. Fox, Boston Highlands, Mass. ;
1879 : 12994, Oct. 1 ; 2c. Oct. 1. 4291

Blood atonement; or, The great Mormon mur-
der mystery, a melodrama in 4 acts, by C.
T. Vincent.

© Charles T. Vincent and Henry Dobbins
Grahame, New York ; D : 2962, Feb. 6, 1903.

4292

Blood (The) covenant; or, Desert brotherhood,
allegory, by F. Ben-Oliel. 66 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Dec. 8, 1911 ; D : 25980 ; Florence Ben-
Oliel, Chicago. 4293

Blood for blood. See Through the scenes.

Blood kin; comedy in 3 acts, by G. B. Selby.
106 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 16, 1915; D : 41505 ; George B.
Selby, Louisville. 4293a

Blood money; a melodrama in 4 acts, by Lew
Rosen [pseud, of L. Rosenthal]

© Lewis Rosenthal, New York; 1890: 26171,
Aug. 25 ; 2c. July 9, 1891. 4294

piny in 1 act, by G. H. Westley. [1], 9 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 19, 1914 ; D : 39148 ; George Hem-
bert Westley, Boston. 4294a

Blood (The) oath. See Night (The) riders.

Blood (The) of a thousand years; a play in 1

act, by T. Buchanan. 19 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Thompson Buchanan, New York ; D :

15508, Apr. 1, 1909 ; 2c. Apr. 1, 1909. 4295

Blood (The) of her ancestors; play in 4 acts,
by W. S. Trumbull and E. L. Fox. 4 v. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. June 16, 1913; D: 33502; Edward
Lyell Fox and "Walter S. Trumbull, New York.

4296

Blood of his ancestors; drama in 2 prologues
:uul 2 acts, by J. N. Gregory. 50 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Dec. 8, 1910 ; D : 22750 ; J. N. Gregory.
Los Angeles. 4297

Blood (The) of the fathers; in 4 acts, by G. F.
Lydston. 142 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 23, 1911; D: 25298; G. Frank
. Lydston, Chicago. 4298

play in 4 acts, by G. F. Lydston. Chicago,

Ri^erton press, 1912. 241 p. 12°.

© June 1, 1912 ; 2c. Dec. 13, 1912 ; D : 31697 ;
G. Frank Lydston, Chicago. 4299

Blood (The) of the lamb; drama in 1 act, by
L. L. Schwartz. [2], 9 p. f. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 16, 1914; D : 36361 ; Louis Leon
Schwartz, Minneapolis. 4299a

Blood red rose of sin; or, What men make of
women, a melodrama in 4 acts, by Fessler and
Rae. 4°. Typewritten.

© Walter Fessler, New York; D : 5977,
Dec. 27, 1904 ; 2c. Jan. 30, 1905. 4300

Blood-red (The) writing on the arm. See

Seance.

Blood relations; a drama in 5 acts. Typewrit-
ten.

© Isabell J. Martin, San Francisco; 1895:
26530, May 15 ; 2c. May 15. 4301

a drama in 4 acts, by Mrs. John Martin

and D. O'Connell.

© Daniel O'Connell, San Francisco; 1894:
58320, Dec. 14. 4302

Blood royal; a drama by A. Allen.

© Alfred Allen, Alfred, N. Y. ; 1895 : 32214.
June 19. 4303

drama in 1 act, by S. I. Tonjoroff. 18 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 14, 1910; D: 22953; Svetozar I.
Tonjoroff, Providence. R. I. 4304

Blood (The) stained hand; a sensational drama
in 4 acts, by R. Neuville.

© Rosina Neuville, Brooklyn ; 1871 : 9622,
July 23. 4305

Blood (The) test. See Carrickmore.

Blood will tell; by F. di Maria. Typewritten.

© Francesca di Maria, New York ; 1899 :
65485, Oct. 9; 2c. Oct. 9. 4306

a play in 3 acts, by R. Morris. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ramsay Morris, Jersey City; D : 13644,
Aug. 25, 1908 ; 2c. Aug. 25, 1908. 4307

or. The three crosses, a drama in 4 acts,

by C. G. Mayers.

© Charles George Mayers, Madison, Wis. ;
1875 : 4475, May 1. 4308

202

4309

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

4331

Bloodless (A) duel; farce In 1 act, by I. E.
Hirsch.

© I. E. Hirsch, Pittsburgh; 1879:17604,
Dec. 26. 4309

Bloodstone (The) heart; an original play, by W.
Barnes.

© Wald Barnes, New York; 1891:31076,
Sept. 2. 4310

Bloodybush edge. See Borderlands and thor-
oug'hfares.

Bloom of youth; by J. B. Ould. 21 p. obi.
12°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 2, 1910; D: 20092; J. B. Ould,

Washington. 4311

Bloomer (The) girl; a comedy drama in 3 acts,
by A. H. Spink.

© A. H. Spink, St. Louis; 1895:50631, Oct.
5. 4312

Bloomer (The) girls; a farce comedy in 3 acts,
by H. Levi son.

© Harry Levison, Cincinnati; 1885:40766,
Aug. 9. 4313

or. Courtship in the twentieth century, a

satirical comedy in 1 act, by J. A. Eraser, jr.
Chicago, The Dramatic publishing company.

© Dramatic pub. co., Chicago ; 1896 : 59781,
Oct. 30; 2c. Nov. 9. 4314

Bloomer (The) girls abroad; a farce comedy.
© David O'Brien, Cincinnati; 1896:49720,
Sept. 3. 4315

Bloomer (The) maids; a farce comedy in 3 acts,
by H. Conley.

© Henry Conley, Cincinnati; 1895:47063,
Sept. 16. 4316

Bloomers; a farce comedy in 3 acts, by J. Jae.

© Jean Jae, Detroit ; 1895 : 36689, July 15.

4317

Bloomfield and Belvedere; a comedy in 4 acts,
by F. Summerfield. 8°. Typewritten.

© Fred. Summerfield, New York; D : 3242,
Apr. 4, 1903; 2c. Apr. 4, 1903. 4318

Blooming (The) Balkans; musical comedy in 3
acts, libretto and lyrics by F. J. Kovach. 109
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 30, 1911; D : 23211 ; Francis J.
Kovach, Cambridge, Mass. 4319

See also C. Q. D,

Bloss; comedy-drama in 4 acts, by M. L. John-
son.

© M. Lafitte Johnson, Philadelphia; 1883:

12975, July 14. 4320

Blossom; or. The sacred trust, an original
drama in 6 acts, by Franc Willmer.

© J. L. Collin, Syracuse, N. Y. ; 1878 : 1187,
Jan. 28. 4321

Blossoming (The) of Mary Anne; play in 4
acts, by Marion Short, based upon a 2 act
comedy, by Bessie Wreford Nourse, entitled
When Willy came home from Yale. New York,
S. French ;" London, S. French, ltd., 1915. 92
p. 12°.

© Sept. 14, 1915; 2c. Sept. 15, 1915; D:
41749; Samuel French, New York. 4321a

Blossoming youth; a comedy in 4 acts, from
college life, by W. I. Varner.

© William Iverson Varner, Vamer, Ark.;
1894 : 36039, Aug. 1. 4322

Blossoms in winter; a dramatic sketch for
reading or playing, 1 act, 1 scene, by T. H.
Shedden. 18 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Thos. H. Shedden, San Francisco; D:
12661, Apr. 1, 1908 ; 2c. June 16, 1908. 4323

Blot sinister; an American play, by H. G. Don-
nelly. 4°. Typewritten.

© H. Grattan Donnelly, Plymouth, Mass.;
D : 8621, May 31, 1906 ; 2c. May 31, 1906. 4324

Blow-out (The); play in 1 act, by L, Livingston.
[2], 7 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 18, 1914 ; D : 36393 ; Louis Liv-
ingston, New York. 4324a

Blown ashore; a play in 5 acts, by W. N. Black.
New York. S. French & son.

© William N. Black, United States; 1877:
9799, Aug. 25. 4325

Blown up. 10 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Charles Towne, San Francisco ; D : 11146,
Aug. 9, 1907; 2c. Aug. 9, 1907. 4326

Bludgeon (The); drama in 4 acts, by Paul Arm-
strong. [76] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 16, 1914; D : 37589 ; Paul Arm-
strong CO., New York. 4326a

Blue and cherry; a comedy, by Oliver S. Leland,
(Spencer's universal stage, no. 59)

© Charles H. Spencer, Boston; 1871:9407,
Oct. 7 ; 2c. Oct. 7. 4327

Blue and gold. 10 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Alfred Brand, Chicago ; D : 12694, Apr. 6,
1908 ; 2c. Apr. 6, 1908. 4328

Blue and gray; by W. Mintum.

© William Minturn, New York ; 1878 : 3388,
Mar. 20. 4329

a comedy, by H. Peterson.

© Henry Peterson, Philadelphia ; 1875 :
12549, Nov. 29. 4330

a drama of the Rebellion, by J. G. Gould,

C. H. Cobb, and E. Churchill.

© Jesse G. Gould, Charles H. Cobb and Ed-
win Churchill, Lawrence, Mass. ; 1871 : 7045,
July 29. 4331

203

4332

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

4356

Blue and gray — Continued.

a drama of the Rebellion, in 5 acts and 5

tableaux.

© E. Churchill and Jesse G. Gould, Law-
rence, Mass. ; 1873 : 14918, Dec. 26 ; 2c. Dec. 26.

4332

a military comedy drama in prologue and

4 acts, by G. N. Brown and R. M. Hanna.

© George N. Brown, R. M. Hanna and Ira
Du Bois, United States; 1888:5124, Feb. 16.

4333

— a military drama in 5 acts, by T. N. Wilson.

© T. N. Wilson, Dayton, O. ; 1883:6928,

Apr. 12. 4334

an original allegorical drama of the Civil

War of 1861 to 1866, in 5 acts, by J. T.
Vegiard.

© J. T. Vegiard, Aurora, 111. ; 1879 : 14649.
Nov. 1 ; 2c. Nov. 24. 4335

Blue (The) and the gray.

© Howley, Haviland & co.. New York;
1900 : 7971, Mar. 26. 4336

Typewritten.

© Idalene Hill, St. Louis, Mo. ; D : 564,
June 10, 1901 ; 2c. May 16, 1901. 4337

by B. S. Young and G. G. Armstrong.

© Briant S. Young and Geo. G. Armstrong,
Salt Lake City ; 1897 : 40507, July 12. 4338
a drama in 5 acts, by T. H. Sayre.

© T. H. Sayre, United States ; 1880 : 15689,
Oct. 13 ; 2c. Oct. 13. 4339

a dramatic sketch in 2 scenes, with song

and chorus, words and music, by E. Harrigan.

© Edward Harrigan, Brooklyn ; 1875 : 7968,

July 29 ; 2c. Aug. 4. 4340

a historical play in 4 acts and 6 tableaux,

by J. E. Owens.

© John E. Owens, Towsontown, Md. ; 1874 :

12176, Sept. 28. 4341

— in 1 act, by F. J. Mahon. f. Typewritten.

© Frank J. Mahon, Detroit ; D : 3719, July
13, 1903 ; 2c. June 29, 1903. 4342

a military episode in 5 acts, 8 allegorical

tableaux and 10 grand pictures, by Gene Dun-
bar.

© George A. Sawin and E. H. Noble, New
Bedford, Mass. ; 1884 : 10135, May 17. 4343

an original drama in a prologue and 4 acts,

by W. E. Barnes.

© W. Elliott Barnes, United States ; 1881 :
2777, Feb. 24. 4344

or, Tom Pike, the Arkensaw traveler, a

drama in 4 acts, founded on the late unpleas-
antness, by A. Malgum.

© Sam W. Smith, San Francisco; 1873:
8839, Aug. 4. 4345

See also Byer's library of tabloid plays. —

Blue (The) and the grey on the Rappahannock;
by II. Loftner, music arr. by Winthrop. Cin-
cinnati, The John Church co.

© John Church co., Cincinnati ; 1896 : 63321,
Nov. 19 ; 2c. Nov. 19. 4346

Blue and white polka-dot shirt; acting serio-
humorous monologue for woman, by Stanley
Schell. p. 29-.12. 12°. (On cover: Stanley
Schell's sketches)

© Apr. 3, 1914 ; 2c. Apr. 9, 1914 ; A : 370559 ;
Edgar Schell Werner, New York. 4346a

Blue Beard; by C. Pendleton.

© Charlotte Pendleton, Philadelphia; 1890:
30251, Oct. 1 ; 2c. Oct. 29. 4347

a shadoAV pantomime for eleven actors, by

A. S. Eaton. 3 p. nar. t". Printed.

© Annie S. Eaton, Syracuse, N. Y. ; D :
5835, Nov. 28, 1904 ; 2c. Dec. 2, 1904. 4348

or. The bride, the bogie and the blood, a

burlesque opera in 2 acts, by E. Lawrence
Jenkins. New York, Hints publishing com-
pany, 1902. 14 p. 12°.

© Hints pub. co.. New York ; D : 2389, Sept.
26, 1902; 2c. Nov. i, 1902. 4349

or, The Mormon, the maiden, and the lit-
tle militaire, in 2 acts.

© Alexander Henderson, New York; 1872:
11047, Oct. 17. 4350

■ See also Bluebeard.

Blue Beard extravaganza; in 2 acts, by S. T.
Jack.

© Sam T. Jack, Chicago; 1896:21526.
Apr. 6. 4351

Blue bells o'Scotland; a melodrama in 4 acts,
by H. W. Emmet and L. Paul.

© Harry W. Emmet and Logan Paul, New
York ; 1893 : 33715, July 18. 4352

Blue bird; by Maurice Maeterlinck, tr. by Alex-
ander Teixeira de Mattos. 16°.

© Dodd, Mead & co.. New York; A : 179238.
June 12, 1907 ; 2c. June 12, 1907. 4353
a fairy play in 5 acts, by I\Iaurice Maeter-
linck, tr. by Alexander Teixeira de Mattos.
New York, Dodd, Mead and company, 1909.
1 p. 1., 5-241 p. 12°.

© Dodd, Mead & co.. New York ; A : 234206,
Mar. 10, 1909; 2c. Mar, 10, 1909. 4354

Same. New York, Dodd, Mead & company,

1910. 241 p. incl. front, (port.) 8°.

© Nov. 19, 1910; 2c. Nov. 21, 1910; A:
275904 ; Dodd, Mead & co., New York. 4355

a fairy play in 6 acts, by Maurice Maeter-

Decking the graves of the dead. — Loyalty.

linck, tr. by Alexander Teixeira de Mattos,
New York, Dodd, Mead and company, 1911.
287 p. 12°.

© Feb. 4, 1911 ; 2c. Feb. 6, 1911 ; A : 280649 ;
Dodd, Mead &, co., New York. 4356

204

4357

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

4377

Blue bird — Continued.

Same. New Yorlf, Dodd, Mead & company,

1911. xvi, 211 p. col. front., 24 col. pi. 4°.

© Nov. 15, 1911; 2c. Nov. 16, 1911; A:
300748 ; Dodd, Mead & co.. New York. 4357
Blue blood; domestic comedy in 3 acts, by Noel
Grant.

© John H. Ryley, New Rocbelle, N. Y. ;
1SS8 : 13213, May 5. 4358

a musical farce-comedy in 3 acts, by E.

Hoist.

© Eduard Hoist and Edward Leugers, New

Yorii ; 1890 : 27424, Sept. 6. 4359

Blue blood and red; a romantic military drama

in 5 acts, by G. Kronmiller, jr. (P. H. Mar-

cellus)

© George Kronmiller, jr., Baltimore; 1873:
3836, Apr. 14. 4360

Blue bonnet; play in 4 acts and 8 scenes, by W.
Cohoon. 42 p. 12°.

© Sept. 7, 1909; 2c. Sept. 15, 1909; D:

16776; W. Coboon, Minneapolis. 4361

Blue (The) book; or, The hunchback of Not-er-

dam, an original musical prologue in 2 acts,

by J. F. Poole.

© John F. Poole, Brooklyn; 1873:10077,
Sept. 6. 4362

Blue (The) butterfly; play In 4 acts, A. Cull.
[77] p. t°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 1, 1914; D: 36582; Anna Cull,
Toronto, Canada. 4362a

Blue Cloud's sacrifice; dramatic playlet in 1
act, by R. F. Taylor. [13] p. 12°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Oct. 16, 1911 ; D : 25499 ; Ralph Fred-
erick Taylor, Boston. 4363

Blue (The) cross; drama in 4 acts, by J. P.
O'Hagan. 33 p. t". Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 12, 1912; D: 28293; John F.
O'Hagan, Orange, N. J. 4364

Blue (The) diamond; mystery melodrama, by J.
Willard. [26] p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. May 9, 1914 ; D : 36982 ; John Willard,
New York. 4364a

play in 2 acts, book by R. H. Burnside. 2 v.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 15, 1913; D: 32322; Robert H.
Burnside, New York. 4365

Blue-eyed Susan; comic opera in 2 acts, libretto
by George R. Sims and Henry Pettitt, music
by F. O. Carr. New York, T. H. French.

© George Edwardes, London; 1892:5719,
Feb. 5 ; 2c. Feb. 18. 4366

Blue (The) flame; original dramatic fantasy In
4 acts, by Leta Vance. 96 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Aug. 6, 1915; D: 41432; Leta Vance
Nicholson, New York. 4366a

Blue (The) forest. See Foret (La) bleue.

Blue forest lodge; or, Phillip Bragdon, a play
in 4 acts. Ill p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Herbert Cutler Brown, Los Angeles; D:
2064, June 21, 1902 ; 2c. June 28, 1902. 4367
Blue g-lass; a comedy in 3 acts, by A. Daly.

© Augustin Daly, New York; 1877:2425,
Feb. 24. 4368

Same.

© Joseph F. Daly, Mary D. Daly and Rich-
ard Dorney, executors of Augustin Daly, New
York, in renewal for 14 years from Feb. 24,
1905 ; D : 6007, Jan. 5, 1905. 4369

Blue grass.

© Paul Armstrong, New York; D : 7738,
Dec. 20, 1905, 4370

Blue-grass (A) cavalier; a comedy drama in 4
acts, by G. Andrews. 4°. Typewritten.

© Gertrude Andrews, Brooklyn ; D : 3420,
May 12, 1903; 2c. May 12, 1903. 4371

Blue (A) grass courtship, 4°. Typewritten.

© Joe L. Brigham, New York; D : 2992,
Feb. 14, 1903; 2c. Feb. 14, 1903. 4372

Blue (The) grass farmer; a comedy in 4 acts,
by R. M. Stolworthy.

© Robert M. Stolworthy, New York; 1891:
5221, Feb. 6. 4373

Blue (The) grass girl; a musical comedy in 2
acts, by F. Bernard.

© Franklin Bernard, Denver ; D : 14061,
Oct. 15, 1908. 4374

Blue (The) grass handicap. 16 p. 8°. Type-
written.

© Paul Armstrong, New York ; D : 4532, Jan.
20, 1904 ; 2c. Jan. 20, 1904. 4375

Blue grass heroine. 8ee Byer's library of tab-
loid plays.

Blue (The) grass king. See Bluegrass (The)
king'.

Blue (The) grass tragedy. See Bluegrass
(The) tragedy.

Blue (A) grass widow; a play, by F, Fyles.

© Franklin Fyles, New York ; D : 13272,
June 25, 1908. 4376
See also Married flirts.

Blue (The) heron; play in 1 act, by A. Ketchum.
[2], 8 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 7, 1913; D: 34653; Arthur
Ketchum, New York. 4377

Blue jeans. See Bluejeans.

Blue (The) lagoon; play in 3 acts, by N. Mac-
Owan and C. Mann, adapted from the book by
H. de Vere Stackpoole. 4 v. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 10, 1914 ; D : 37519 ; Norman Mac-
Owan and Charlton Mann, London. 4377a

205

4378

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

4396

Blue laws up-to-date. See Prize (The) bluff.

Blue (The) letter; a play iu 4 acts, by A. E.
Ives. 4". Typewritten.

© Alice E. Ives, New York ; D : 1132, Nov.
29, 1901 ; 2c. July 18, 1902. 4378

Blue (The) lights; romantic historical drama in
5 acts, by B. Bushnell. 86 p. 4°. Type-
written,

© Ic. Apr. 2, 1915 ; D : 40249 ; Belle Bush-
nell, University, Va. 4378a

Blue mask; a comedy, by T. H. Say re.

© T. H. Sayre, New York ; 1884 : 20351, Oct.
9. 4379

Blue Monday; comedy in 3 acts, by W. P. Bur-
bage. [3], 64 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 2, 1913; D: 33986; William P.
Burbage, Philadelphia. 4380

a farce in 3 acts, by A. D. Clement.

© Ada D. Clement, San Francisco ; D : 2207,
Aug. 9, 1902. 4381

Blue (The) moon; drama in 4 acts, by C. T.
Eagan. [95] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 2, 1912; D: 28528; Charles T.
Eagan, Chicago. 4383

Blue Mountain Joe; play in 1 act, by R. Stuart.
[2], 19 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 1, 1912 ; D : 31010 ; Ralph Stuart,
New York. 4383

Blue (The) officer; romantic drama in 4 acts,
by Ary Ecilaw [pseud, of Alexandrine Kole-
mine] Typewritten.

© Count Kessler, New York ; 1890 : 14206,
Apr. 29 ; 2c. May 17. 4384

Blue penciled; whimsical comedy in 3 acts, by
D. A. Cope and L. D. Bell. 3 v. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Jan. 24, 1914 ; D : 35779 ; Donna Alice
Cope and Lisle Devonshire Bell, Cleveland.

4384a

Blue (The) ribbon; in 3 acts and 5 scenes, by E.
Harrigan.

© Edward Harrigan, New York ; 1S94 : 5864,
Jan. 24. 4385

Same.

© Edward Harrigan, Boston; 1894:16794,
Mar. 26. 4386

Blue ribbon Betty; comedy in 3 acts, by I. M.
Sevin. [52] p. 4°. Ms.

© Ic. June 15, 1914 ; D : 37314 ; Israel Man-
del Sevin, Chicago. 4386a

Blue ribbons. See Short plays for small
players.

Blue Ridge; by W. G. Rose.

© William Ganson Rose, Cleveland ; D :
10048, Feb. 28, 1907. 4387

Blue (The) rocket; comedy in 1 act, by R. Well-
man. [4], 46 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 5, 1913 ; D : 34326 ; Rae Wellman,
New York. 4388

Blue (The) room; play iu 4 acts, by F. Gerald.
[120] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 2, 1912 ; D : 28193 ; Florence Ger-
ald, New York. 4389

Blue (The) rose; drama in 3 acts, by T. Mc-
Kean. 3 v. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 1, 1913; D: 32809; Thomas Mc-
Kean, Philadelphia. 4390

Same.

© Ic. Dec. 17, 1913 ; D : 35513 ; Thomas Mc-
Kean, Philadelphia. 4391

zodiacal phantasy, book and lyrics by M.

Gillespie, music by George Chittenden Turner.
47 p. f". Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 17, 1915 ; D : 41565 ; Marian Gil-
lespie, New York. 4391a

Blue roses; a 1 act sketch, by Oliver Curtis.

© Alexander Gordon, New York ; D : 11102,
Aug. 2, 1907. 4392

Blue (The) stocking; a comedietta in 1 act, by
Delissa Joseph.

© A. T. B. De Witt, New York ; 1884 : 26410,
Dec. 30 ; 2c. Jan. 22, 1885. 4393

Blue (The) stone; dramatic speculation in 3
acts, by Mrs. J. B. Walker. [121] p. 4°.
Typewi'itten.

© Jc. Aug. 31, 1914; D : 38091 ; Mrs. James
Blaine Walker, New York. 4393a

Blue violets; a dramatization in 5 acts, by M. T.
Allen. St. Louis, Nixon-Jones printing co.,
1883.

© Marie T. Allen, United States; 1883:462,
Jan. 8. 4394

Bluebeard; a musical fantasy, by Kate Douglas
Wiggin. New York and London, Harper &
brothers, 1914. 3 p. 1., v-vii, [3], 57, [1] p. col.
front., pi. 12°.

© Feb. 5, 1914 ; 2c. Feb. 9, 1914 ; A : 362499 ;
Harper & bros.. New York. 4394a

See also Blue Beard.

Bluebeard, jr.; a new spectacular extravaganza
in 3 acts.

© David Henderson, Chicago; 1889:3292,
Jan. 28. 4395

or, Fatima and the fairy, a new spectacu-
lar extravaganza in 4 acts.

© David Henderson, Chicago; 1889:3817,
Feb. 1 ; 2c. Apr. 13. 4396

206

439T

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

4414

Bluebeard's bride; or, The last leapyear in
Fairyland; a comedy, by Anne King Moody.
New York, E. S. Werner & co. [1904] 20 p.
illus. 12°.

© Edgar S. Werner, New York; D : 5208,
June 11, 1904; 2c. Oct. 17, 1904. 4397

Bluegrass. See Blue grass.

Bluegrass (The) king; or, Kentucky Belle, an
equestrian war melodrama in 5 tableaux, by
. M. S. Taylor.

© M. Stuart Taylor, Rochester, N. Y. ; 1891 :
13394, Apr. 13. 4398

Bluegrass (A) tragedy; an original drama in 4

acts, by Sterrette Johnston. f°,^ Typewritten.

© Sterrette Johnston, Red Bluff, Cal. ;

D : 3277, Apr. 13, 1903 ; 2c. Apr. 30, 1903. 4399

Bluejeans; a comedy drama in 4 acts, by J.
Arthur.

© Joseph Arthur, New York; 1888:17480,
June 19. 4400

Same.

© Mrs. Joseph Arthur, Pelham Manor,
N. Y., as widow of the author, in renewal for
28 years. Renewal no. 6901, July 1, 1915.
Original entry, June 19, 1888, no. 17480.

4400a

Bluette (A). See On the inside of a Washing-
ton bureau.

Bluff; a burlesque comedy in 3 acts, by G. H.
Jessop and W. Gill.

© George H. Jessop and William Gill, New
York ; 1884 : 10323, May 31. 4401

— a comedy in 3 acts, by A. Thompson.

© Alfred Thompson, New York; 1890: 24166,
Aug. 2. 4402

in 1 act, by M. T. Winchester. 22 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 5, 1911 ; D : 24864 ; Maud Tarle-
ton Winchester, St. Paul. 4403

play in 1 act, by A. W. Alden. [1], 10 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 10, 1914 ; D : 37805 ; A. W. Alden,
Los Angeles. 4403a

Bluff «fe Blarney; a farce in 1 act for two peo-
ple, by T. B. Donaldson. 11 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Thomas B. Donaldson, Philadelphia; D:
8060, Feb. 26, 1906 ; 2c. Feb. 26, 1906. 4404

Bluff and bluff; original comedy in 3 acts, by
N. Twomey. 136 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 18, 1915 ; D : 39727 ; Neil Twomey,
Dorchester, Mass. 4404a

Bluff King Hal; an opera in 3 acts, libretto by
D. O'Connell, music by H. J. Stewart. Type-
written.

© Daniel O'Connell and Humphrey J. Stew-
art, San Francisco; 1891:43667, Dec. 4; 2c.
Mar. 19, 1892. 4405

Bluff (The) that won; a vaudeville sketch in 1
act, by Robert Bonfoy. 12 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Jenne Morrow Long, San Francisco ; D :
14109, Aug. 13, 1908 ; 2c. Sept. 10, 1908. 4406
Bluffed; a farce comedy in 3 acts, by C. F. Lor-
raine.

© C. F. Lorraine, Newtown, N. Y. ; 1893:
5906, Jan. 30. 4407

Bluffer (The) bluffed; 1 act dramatic comedy,
written by W. H. Barwald. 15 p. f. Type-
written.

© Ic. May 16, 1912 ; D : 296S2 ; William H.
Barwald, Baltimore. 4408

or. The man with the green eyes, by C. B.

Turner. 9 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Cora Beach Turner, Chicago ; D : 10684,
June 1, 1907 ; 2c. June 1, 1907. 4409

Bluffers (The); comedy in 4 acts, by H. L.
Smith. [4], 52 p. f. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 16, 1914; D: 36366; Hubert
Loomis Smith, Ventura, Cal. 4409a

or. Dust in the eyes, comedy in 2 acts,

adapted from the French by R. M. George.
New York, S. French ; London, S. French, ltd.,
1912. 82 p. 12°.

© Nov. 11, 1912; 2c. Nov. 21, 1912; D:
31432; Samuel French, New York. 4410

Bluffing it; comedy in 3 acts, by R. Strauss.
[2], 42 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 17, 1912 ; D : 31155 ; Rose Strauss,
Montgomery, Ala. 4411

Bluffs, See Four-flushing.

Blumen-madchen (Das) See Laclero, die
schone Griechin.

Blumenboot (Das); schauspiel in 4 akten und
einem zwisclienspiel, von H. Sudermann.
New York, Carl Herrmann, 1905. 101 p. 16°.

© Hermann Sudermann, Germany ; D : 7421,
Oct. 19, 1905 ; 2c. Nov. 21, 1905. 4412

Blunder (The); a light comedy in 3 acts, 4
scenes, by F. M. Franklin.

© Frank M. Franklin, New York; 1892:
29547, July 15 ; Ic. July 15. 4413

mystery comedy in 3 acts, by W. M. Blatt.

101 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 15, 1915; D : 40943 ; William
Moses Blatt, Brookline, Mass. 4413a

Blundering Bill; a farce in 2 scenes, by F. E.
Hiland.

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston; 1899-
23186, Apr. 1 ; 2c. May 4. 4414

207

4415

DRAMATIC COMPOSITION'S

4436

Blundering Billy; a farcical comedy in 3 acts,
by Anthony E. Wills. Chicago & New York.
The Dramatic publishing company [1906] 58
p. 12°.

i© Dramatic pub. co., Chicago ; D : 9518, Nov.
26, 1906; 2c, Nov. 26, 1906. 4415

Blundering Cupid; comic operetta in 2 acts, J.
C. Breil. [1], 96 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 25, 1912; D: 31460; Joseph Carl
Breil, New York. 4416

Blundering (The) Mr. Brown; a comedy in 3
acts, by Harold Hale [pseud, of C. N. Moller]
Boston, W. H. Baker & co., 1906. 44 p. 12°.

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston ; D : 9227,
Oct. 13, 1.906; 2c. Dec. 26, 1906. 4417

Blunders; a comedy in 5 acts, by E. R. Coates.

© Elmer Ruan Coates, Philadelphia; 1872:

1884, Feb. 27. 4418

a farcical comedy in 3 acts.

© J. Alexander Brown, New York; 1886:
9723, Apr. 22. 4419

in 4 acts, by A. S. Phillips.

© Alfred S. Phillips, New York; 1885:
10882, May 13. 4420

an original comedy in 3 acts, by Altman

and Lacy.

© Altman and Lacy, Detroit; 1893:10246,
Feb. 25. 4421

or. That man from Galway, by John T.

Kelly.

© Kelly and Ryan, Baltimore; 1882:5016,

Mar. 31 ; 2c. Mar. 31. 4422

— or. The maid, the mimic and the spinster.

© A. C. Phillips, Chicago ; 1880 : 19300, Dec.

17.

4423

Blunders (The) of Backus; by W. M. Day. [1],
63 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 8, 1912 ; D : 28249 ; William Mar-
tin Day, Cincinnati. 4424

See also Alternative (The)

Blut (Das); ein drama, von Julius Bab. Berlin,
S. Fischer, 1908. 186 p. 12°.

© S. Fischer, verlag, Berlin ; D : 12594,
Mar. 21, 1908; 2c. Apr. 16, 1908. 4425

Boabdil, the last of the Moorish kings; by I.
Schweppe. 28 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ida Schweppe, San Antonio ; D : 3992,
Sept. 22, 1903 ; 2c. Sept. 9, 1903. 4426

Boadicea; a drama, by W. S. Liscomb.

© William S. Liscomb, Providence, R. I. ;
1878 : 1186, Jan. 28. 4427

Board (The) bill; by C. A. Bridgwood. 6 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Charlotte A. Bridgwood, New York ; D :
10264, Apr. 3, 1907 ; 2c. Apr. 18, 1907. 4428

Board (The) of health; 1 act play, by E. Guer-
rier. {In S. E. G. news, v. 3, no. 7, May 8,
1915)

© May 10, 1915 ; 2c. May 14, 1915 ; D : 40663 ;
Edith Guerrier, Boston. 4428a

Boarder (The); a play in 3 acts, by H. S. Shel-
don. [137] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 9, 1909 ; D : 16517 ; Harry Sophus
. Sheldon, Chicago. 4429

Boardin' round; by H. A. Sawyer.

© Harriet Adams Sawyer, Nashua, N. H. ;
D : 798, Aug. 24, 1901. 4430

Same. 97 p. 8°. Typewritten.

© Harriet Adams Sawyer, Boston, D : 3360,
Apr. 80, 1903; 2c. Apr. 30, 1903. 4431

Boarding-house (The) burglar; monologue, by
James H. Chase. Providence, R. I., The Kens-
more pub. CO., 1913. 8 p. 12°.

© June 19, 1913; 2c. June 23, 1913; D:
33620; Kensmore pub. co.. Providence, R. I.

4432

Boarding
■wife.

house flirtations.

See Lovejoy's
See Talking

Boarding-house (The) keeper.
(The) woman.

Boarding (A) house romance; comedy vaude-
ville sketch, by A. Geyer. [2], 23 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Nov. 16, 1914 ; D : 38814 ; Albert Geyer, .
Los Angeles. 4432a

Boarding-school (The) (Das pensionat); a

comic opera in 2 acts, by F'ranz von Suppe,
English tr. by Arthur W. Tams.

© A. W. Tams, New York ; 1899 : 2312, Jan.
4. 4433

Boarding-school (The) at Dotheboys hall; by
Mrs. M. C. Mead. 38 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Mrs. Marion C. Mead, Weston, Mass. ;
D : 10149, Mar. 15, 1907 ; 2c. Mar. 15, 1907.

4434

Boarding-school girls; play in 1 act, by Vivien
Chandler Smith and T. Harold Lindsay. 22 p.
4*. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 16, 1913; D : 33501 ; H. Strong
Smith, Chicago. 4435

Boatman (The) of Kinsale.
Bodare.

See Myles-Na-

Boatswain's (The) mate; a play in 1 act, by W.
W. Jacobs and Herbert N. Sargent, adapted
from W. W. Jacobs' story of that title. New
York, S. French ; London, S. French, ltd., 1907.
26 p. 12°.
© Samuel French, New York; D : 11869,

Dec. 6, 1907 ; 2c. Apr. 14, 1908.
— See also Sally.

4436

208

4437

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

4459

Bob and Susan; a 3 act musical comedy, written
by F. J. Beaman.

© Fred J. Beaman, Jackson, Mich.; ISnS:
15373, Mar. 18. 4437

Bob Cole in Coontown; a musical comedy in 2
acts, by B. Cole.

© Bob Cole, New York; 1900 A: 8264, Mar.
17. 4438

Bob Evans and Prince Henry of Battenberg;
play in 1 act, by W. Hanlon. 19 [1] p. 4°.
Typewritten.

I© Ic. Mar. 31, 1911; D: 23801; Wm. Han-
lon, Cohasset, Mass. 4439

Bob Long, the boy Phoenix; or. Cousin against
cousin, a drama in 5 acts, by J. 11. Boyer.

© J. Robert Boyer, Shenandoah, Pa. ; 18S7 :
19UU8, July 2G ; 2c. Dec. G. 4440

Bob of the valley; or, Out of the desert, play
in 3 acts, by K. B. Miller. 132 p. 4". Type-
written.

© Ic. Jan. 21, 1911; D:231G4; Katherine
Browning Miller, Berkeley, Cal. 4441

Bob O'Neil; or. The sin phantom, a drama in
4 acts, by II. Jones.

® llobert Jones, Boston; 1877:1092, Jan.
27. 4442

Bob Rackett's pajamas; a comedy conceit in 1
act, by Harry Lacy.

© Katherine Lacy, New Haven; 1808:
23914, Apr. 15 ; 2c. Aug. 23. 4443

Bob, son of Battle; play in 4 acts, by A. 0111-
vaut. 4 V. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 25, 1915; D: 39492; Alfred Olli-
vant. New York. 4443a

by A. W. Byron, founded on the novel

by Alfred Ollivant. 4 v. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 27, 1913; D: 34552; Arthur Wm.
Byron, Montclair, N. J. 4444

Bob, the boot black; a protean piny of New
York life in 5 acts, by Hal. Reid [i. e. James
Halleck Reid]. Typewritten.

© Amer. amusement assn. ; Chicago ; D : 302,
Apr. 18, 1901 ; 2c. Apr. 18, 1901. 4445

Bob, the modern Puck; an original 4 act com-
edy drama, by G. O. Ernst.

© George Otis Ernst, Cambridge, Mass.;
1873 : 11446, Oct. 6. 4446

Bobadil; or, A sultan for a day; a comic opera
in 3 acts, by L. Searelle. 33 p. 8°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Lnscombe Searelle, New York; D : 2S09,
Jan. 5, 1903 ; 2c. Jan. 5, 1903. 4447

Bobbie Burns.
5379--15-

See llobert Burns.
— 14

Bobbie's mother-in-law; 1 act comedy sketch,
by F. H. Shreiner. 14 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 12, 1915; D: 40919; Francis
Hoyt Shreiner, Harrisburg, Pa. 4447a

Bobbins, the waif. Typewritten.

© Jennie F. Soop, Boston; 1891 : 25063, July
9; 2c. Feb. 12. 4448

Bobby; play in 1 act, by M. E. Mignonette.

© M. E. Mignonette, New York; 1878:447,
Jan. 9. 4449

Bobby and the fairies; a children's fantasy for
children's acting, words by Vincent Van Mar-
ter Beede, in collaboration with Louise B.
Hogau, music by William H. Humiston.

© John Russell Davidson, New York; 1900
A : 21472, Aug. 27 ; 2c. Aug. 27. 4450

Bobby Burnit; in 4 acts, by W. Smith. [163] p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 20, 1910; D: 21105; Winchell
Smith, New York. 4451

Bobby Mellville of London; 4 act society com-
edy, by J. Pardee.

© Jean Pardee, New Haven; 1895:8388,
Dec. 7. 4452

Bobby Melville of New York; by J. P. Clark.
© Jean Pardee Clark, New Haven; 1899:
10750, Feb. 6. 4453

Bobby Shaftoe; a Mother Goose extravaganza.

Vocal score.

© Harry C. Whorf, Winthrop, Mass., and
J. N. Calderwood, Brighton, Mass.; 1898:231,
Jan. 3 ; 2c. Aug. 31. 4454

Bobby's escapade. 16 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Jean Pardee Clark, New Haven ; D : 7837,
Jan. 11, 1906 ; 2c. Jan. 11, 1906. 4455

Bobby's homecoming; musical playlet, by E. L.
Fox and G. A. Parker. 15 p. f". Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Feb. 21, 1910; D: 20258; Edward L.
Fox and Grosvenor A. Parker, New York.

4456

Bobby's pal; a character sketch, by Arnold
Reeves. 4°. Typewritten.

© Mrs. Aubrey Ruggles, Harrington, N. J.;
D: 10820, June 21, 1907; 2c. June 21, 1907.

4457

Bobby's wishbone; farce in 1 act, by W. Foran.
IS p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 27, 1910; D: 22394; William
Foran, New York. 4458

Bobo (El); comedia dramAtica en 3 actos y en
prosa, por A. Bher. Madrid, Socledad de
autores espafioles, 1912. [4], 43 p. 12°.

© Dec. 5, 1912; 2c. Dec. G, 1912; D: 31569;
Alejandro Bher, Madrid. 4459

209

4460

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

4477

Bobs and nabobs; a domestic drama in 4 acts,
by M. T. Alien. St. Louis, G. J. Jones A: com-
pany, 1882.

!© Marie T. Allen, United States; 1882 : 5590.
Apr. 8; 2c. Apr. 21. 4460

Bob's birthday present; vaudeville sketch, by
L. A. Riegler. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 17, 1910 ; D : 20479 ; Leo A.
Riegler, Chicago. 4461

Bob's sister Ann. See Sister Ann to the
rescue.

Bob's wife; play in 1 act, by J. Eliscu. [2], 21
p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 6, 1913; D: 35274; Julius Eliscu,
New York. 4462

Boby, the booby; a rural drama in 3 acts, by
Albert Carr. New York.

© Samuel French & son, New York ; 1874 :
10872, Aug. 21. 4463

Boccaccio; or. The prince of Palermo, comic
opera in 3 acts, by Franz von Suppe, with
English ti'anslation and adaptation by Dexter
Smith. Boston, Oliver Ditson & company.

© O. Ditson & CO., Boston; 1880:11032,
July 17 ; 2c. Sept. IS. 4464

libretto by F. Zell and R. Genee. Bos-
ton, O. Ditson company ; New York, G. H.
Ditson & CO. [etc., etc.] 1908. 64 p. 12".

© Oliver Ditson & cc, Boston, in renewal for
14 vears from July 17, 1908; A: 204069, Apr.
11, 1908; 2c. Apr. 11, 1908. 4465

Bocina (La) de Reg'ulez; juguete comico-llrico
en 1 ;icto y en prosa [de] Celso Lucio y Mari-
ano Muzas, musica del maestro Porras. Ma-
drid, Sociedad de autores espauoles, 1908. 30
p. 8".

© Celso Lucio y Mariano Muzas, Madrid r
D: 12475, Mar. 3, 1908; 2c. Mar. 3, ]908. 4466

Boda (La); drama en 1 acto y en prosa [de] E,
Casal. Madrid, [Sociedad de autores es-
panoles] 1909. 20 p. 8°.

© Enrique Casal, Madrid; D:16]37. June
23, 1909; 2c. June 23, 1909. 4467

See also Wedding (The)

Boda (La) de la Farruca; fantasia c6mico-lirica
en 1 acto, dividido en 4 cuadros, en verso, ori-
ginal deGonzalo Canto y Guillermo Hernandez
Mir, musica del maestro F. Alouso. Madrid,
Sociedad de autores espaiioles, 1914. 47 p. 12°.
© Sept. 17, 1914; Ic. Sept. 21, 1914; D:
38231 ; G. Cant6 y G. Hernandez JMir, Madrid.

4467a

Boda (La) de Lupe; 6, Los dos incluseros, paso
de comedia en 1 acto y 2 cuadros, en prosa,
original de J. Martinez Hidalgo. Madrid, So-
ciedad de autores espaiioles, 1915. 23 p. 12°.

© June 24, 1915; Ic. June 25, 1915; D:
41085 ; Jose Martinez Hidalgo, Madrid. 4467b

Boda (La) roja; zarzuela dramatica en 1 acto,
dividido en 3 cuadros, en verso y prosa, origi-
nal de J. Capella y J. Gonzalez Pastor, musica
del maestro Jose M. " Carbonell. Madrid, So-
ciedad de autores espauoles, 1908. 3G p. 12°,

© Jacinto Capella y Joaquin Gonzalez Pas-
tor, Madrid; D : 13587, Aug. 19, 190S; 2c. Aug.
19, 1908. 4468

Bodas celestes; apunte de comedia en 1 acto y
en prosa, de V. Almela Mengot. IMadrid, Soci-
edad de autores espauoles, 1909. 16 p. 12°.

© July 2, 1909 ; 2c. July 14, 1909 ; D : 16246 ;
Vicente Almela Mengot, Madrid. 4469

Bodie, the pearl of Serpent Mountain; comedy
drama in 3 acts, by E. A. Locke.

© Edwin A. Locke, Boston ; 1882 : 11597,
July 15. 4470

Body and soul; play in 3 acts, suggested by a
.story of Trintji Du Bois, by G. W. Ward.
[3], SO p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 2, 1910; D: 22466; George W.
Ward, New York. 4471

psychological melodrama, in 4 acts, by W.

Hurlbut. 115 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 14, 3915; D : 41745 ; William
Hurlbut, New York. 4471a

Body (The) guard; or, The rebel spy, a war
drama in 4 acts, by G. M. Gray. Dover, N. H.
1ST7.

© George M. Gray, Dover, N. H. ; 1877:
3971, Apr. 4. 4472

Bbhmische (Die) cigarrenmacherin (The Bo-
hemian cigarinakress) ; amerikanisches volks-
schauspiel in 5 akten, nebst vorspiel, Eine
landliche hochzeit in Bohmen, nach authen-
tischen acten bearbeitet von S. Stern.

© Samuel Stern, New York; 1880:1296,
Jan. 22. 4473

Boers (The); drama, by P. M. Potter.

© P. M. Potter, New York ; 1882 : 761. Jan.
16. 4474

Bose (Der) herzog. See Kreuzerhohung.

Bose (Das) schicksal; sehauspiel in 3 akten, von
Felix Langer. Miinchen, Leipzig, Georg
Miiller, 1914. 116 p. 12°.

© Ic. Oct. 28, 1913; D: 34870; Eduard
Bloch, Berlin. 4475

Boetius; trauerspiel in 5 akten [von Ernst Hen-
rici] Baltimore [John Hinrich's verlag] 1905.
cover-title, 1 p. 1., p. 93-144. 8°. (Ernst Hen-
rici's dramatische werke. III)

© Ernst Henrici, Baltimore; D : 6580, Apr.
26, 1905 ; 2c. Apr. 26, 1905. 4476

Bog sie rodzi; polskie jaselka. Karol Wachtol.

Chicago, W. Dyniewicz pub. co. 76 [12] p. 8°.

© Nov. 14, 1910; 2c. Dec. 1, 1910; D : 22696;

W. Dyniewicz pub. co., Chicago. 4477

210

4477

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

4500

Bogen (Der) des Odysseus; schauspiel in 5
akteu, von Gerhart Hauptmann. Berlin, S.
Fischer, verlag. 1914. 168 p. 12".

© Apr. 1, 1914 ; Ic. Sept. 26, 1914 ; D : 38330 ;
S. Fischer, verlag, Berlin. 4477a

Bogie men. See New comedies.

Bog-US ; an original American comedy in 4 acts,
by F. G. Maeder.

© Frederick G. Maeder, San Francisco;
1879:5601, Apr. 26. 4478

Bogus (A) chaufEeur. 17 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Gus Adams and Chas. E. Drew, New

York; D : 6319, Mar. 11, 1905; 2c. Mar. 11,

1905. 4479

Bogus (A) colonel; a comedy in 4 acts, by R. C.
Dillniore and Adolfo Pierra. Philadelphia,
Geia. Typewritten.

© R. C. Dillmore and Adolfo Pierra, Phila-
delphia ; 1897 : 20815, Apr. 1 ; 2c. Apr. 22. 4480

Bogus (The) Hobson; a farce in 3 acts, by F.
Chipman. Typewritten.

© Frederick Chipman, New York; 1898:
72590, Dec. 13 ; 2c. Dec. 13. 4481

Bogus (The) Injun; a very laughable sketch in
2 scenes, arr. by Charles White. New York,
R. M. De Witt.

© Robert M. De Witt, New York; 1875:
14047, Dec. 30; 2c. Mar. 1, 1876. 4482

Bogus (The) professor; a farce comedy in 3 acts.

© Lloyd Shelton Myers, Newport, Ky. ; D :

4707, Mar. 10, 1904. 4483

Bogus (The) squire; by L. A. Ball. 43 p. 8°.
Typewritten.

© Lillie A. Ball, Jersey City ; D : 3822, Aug.
12, 1903; 2c. Aug. 12, 1903. 4484

Bogus (The) talking machine; or. The puzzled
Dutchman, a negro farce in 1 scene, by Grif-
fin Hall, arr. by Charles White. New York,
R. M. De Witt.

© Robert M. De Witt, New York; 1876:
79S5, July 3 ; 2c. July 26. 4485

Bogusman (The) See Master (The) of men.
Boheme (La); a drama in 4 acts, by W. L. Lock-
wood.

© W. L. Lockwood, Saratoga, N. Y. ; D :
3612, June 6, 1903. 4486

. 4 ;,cts, libretto by G. Giacosa and L. Illica,

English version by W. Grist and P. Pinkerton,
music by G. Puccini.

© G. Ricordi & co., Milan; 1898:69151.
Nov. 28; 2c. Nov. 28. 4487
guide to opera, by Puccini, including biog-
raphy of the composer and history of work, by
H. \Y. Hart. 9 p. 8°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 26, 1909 ; D : 16353 ; Henry W.
Hart, Brooklyn. 4488

Bohemia (La); Escanas de la vida bohgmia de
Enrique Murger, en 4 actos, libro de L. Illica
y G. Giacosa, musica de J. [Giacomo] Puccini.
Version espaiiola. 38 p. f°. Typewritten.

© G. Ricordi & co., Milan ; D : 4597, Feb. 9,
1904 ; 2c. Feb. 9, 1904. 4489

a new translation of Murger's French novel.

Scenes de la vie Boheme, in 5 acts, by Juan.
New York, 1873.

© John Templeton, New York; 1873:9853,
Sept. 2. 4490

Bohemia a la mode; satirical comedy about mod-
ern society in 2 acts, by C. Greve. 150 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 12, 1913; D: 32932; Clifford
Greve, St. Louis. 4491

Bohemian (The); romantic drama in 5 acts, by
G. B. Densmore.

© G. B. Densmore, San Francisco; 1875:
7203, July 10. 4492

a romantic society drama in 4 acts, by C.

Gayler.

© Charles Gayler, New York; 1885:19688.
Sept. 18. 4493

or, Taking time by the forelock, an after-

piece in 1 act, by J. McCarroll.

© James McCarroll, New York; 1874:3617,
Mar. 21. 4494

Bohemian (The) cigarmakress. See Bohm-
ische (Die) cigarrenmacherin.

Bohemian (A) dinner. 10 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© W. H. Jenner, Boston ; D : 10988, July

17, 1907 ; 2c. July 17, 1907. 4495

Bohemian (The) gyurl (The Bohemian girl);

or. The gallant Pole and the gal who was

stole, a burlesque in 1 act, by T. W. Hanshew.

© Rollin Howard, New York; 1877:9396,

Aug. 15. 4496

Bohemian life; dramatic pantomime in 1 act, by
O. Loraine. 2 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 2, 1911 ; D : 24395 ; Oscar Lor-
aine, New York. 4497

Bohemians (The); a comedy in 8 acts, by E. J.
Cowley. Boston, W. H. Baker & co., 1896.

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston; 1896:
27900, May 7 ; 2c. Aug. 10. 4498

song comedv in 2 acts, by F. W. Ross, jr.,

songs by Percy F. Woodford. [98] p. f°. Ms.

© lo. Dec. 15, 1910; D: 22866; Frank W.

Ross, jr., Elmira, N. Y. 4499

a spectacular musical comedy in 3 acts, by

J. K. Bangs and R. C. Peufield.

© John Kendrick Bangs and Roderic C.
Penfleld, New York ; D : 3414, May 11, 1903.

4500

211

4501

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

4521

Bohemians and detectives. See Jim Bludsoe.

Bohemian's (The) blunder; a farce in 1 act, by
S. P. Davis.

© Samuel P. Davis, San Francisco; 1S75;
5405 ; May 24. 4501

Bohemond, prince of Tarentum; historical play
in 5 acts.

© Carl Albert Bjorkiuan, New York ; 1887 :
27888, Oct. 28. 4502

Bohemos; com^die en 1 acte en vers, par Miguel
Zamacois. Paris, E. Fasquelle, 1904. 36 p.
12". Typewritten.

© Eugdue Fasquelle, Paris; D : 4620, Feb.
16, 1904; 2c. Feb. 16, 1904 (proof) ; 2c. Mar.
25, 1904. 4503

Boiling- caldron; a sketch, by J. A. Westhauser.
10 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 29, 1909 ; D : 17815 ; Joseph A.
Westhauser, St. Paul. 4504

Boiling water; a musical comedy farce in 3 acts,
by W. Morse and E. Hoist.

© Woclson Morse and Eduard Hoist, New
York; 1885:19528, Sept. 16; 2c. Sept. 16.

4505

Boilingpot (The) case; a comedy in 3 acts.
Typewritten.

© E. Salvator, New York; 1896: 10577, Feb.
14 ; 2c. Feb. 15. 4506

Bois (Le) sacre; com^die en 8 actes, par G. A.
de Ca ilia vet et K. de Flers. (L'lllustration

theatrale, no. 147, 30 avril 1910)

© Apr. 30, 1910 ; 2c. May 21, 1910 ; D : 21113 ;
G. A. de Caillavet et Robert de Flers, Paris.

4507

pantomime, d' E. Rostand, scenario en vers.

13 p. 4°. Printed.
© Edmond Rostand, Paris; D : 14378, Nov.

27, 1908 ; 2c. Nov. 27, 1908. 4508
See also Heilige (Der) hain.

Boker's bitters; musical comedy in 3 acts, by
P. M, Potter and H. L. Hamlin.

© Paul M. Potter and Harry L. Hamlin,

United States; 1889:22771, July 24. 4509

Bold (A) fearless man; Parisian sketch in 1
act. by E. T. Emery. 8, [IJ p. f°. Type-
written.

© Ic. May 16, 1911; D: 24222; Edwin T.
Emery, San Francisco. 4510

Bold knights of old; a romantic drama in 5
acts, by L. B. Parker.

© Lottie Blair Parker, Tbomaston, N. Y. ;
1899 : 79047, Dec. 5. 4511

Bold (The) Mr. Timid; a comedy in 1 act, by
Jack Burnett. 10 p. f. Typewritten.

© Chas. Le Witt and H. Ashmore. Chicago;
D : 9788, Jan. 14, 1007 ; 2c. Jan. 14, 1907. 4512

Bold (The) sixty-ninth; original character act,
words and music by E. Harrigan.

© Edward Harrigan, Brooklyn ; 1874 : .%6,
Jan. 10. 4513

Bold (A) soldier boy; a farcical comedy in 3
acts, by H. A. Du Souchet. Typewritten.

© H. A. Du Souchet, Brooklyn ; 1899 : 82293,
Dec. 20 ; 2c. Dec. 20. 4514

Boliver's busy day; a farcical comedy in 3 acts,
by F. P. Weadon.

© Frank Percy Weadon, Indianapolis; D:
1053, Oct. 24, 1901. 4515

Bolo; libretto and lyrics by L. M. Rivers.

© Laurel M. Rivers, New York; D : 9224,
Oct. 13, 1906. 4516

Bolt (The) from the blue; dramatic sketch in
3 scenes, by V. Palen. [23J p. 4°, Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Aug. 13, 1914 ; D : 37838 ; Victor Palen,
New York. 4516a

melodrama in 5 acts, by Mr. and Mrs. A,

Giles.

© Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Giles, New York;
1896 : 25214, Apr. 24. 4517

Bolted (The) door; play in 4 acts, by G. Gibbs
and E. Lawrence Dudley. 133 p. 4". Type-
written.

© Ic. June 19, 1913; D: 33546; George
Gibbs, Rosemont, Pa. 4518

Same. [165] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 30, 1914 ; D : 38652 ; George Gibbs,
Rosemont, Pa. 4518a

Bom Billy; a comic opera in 3 acts, words, lyrics
and music by J. Gorton, jr.

© Jos. Gorton, jr., Friendship, N. Y. : D:
1383, Feb. 1, 1902. 4519

Bomb (The); play in 3 acts, by H. H. Hughes.
11(50] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mny 16, 1914; D:370S0; Hnrvey
Hatcher Hughes, New York. 4519a

Bomb (A) in society; 1 act novelty dramatic
comedy, by J. Burnett. 17 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. July 24, 1915; D: 41304; Jack Bur-
nett, Chicago. 4519b

Bomb (The) thrower; a 1 act playlet, by L.
McCord. Typewritten.

© Lew McCord, New York; 1900 A:152.?0,
June 19 ; 2c. June 19. 4520

Bomb (The) throwers; musical burlesque in 2
acts, by F. Powell, Katheriue McDowell Rice,
Madeleine Burrage nnd Mildred Giddings Bur-
rage. 50 J), f". Typewritten.

© Ic. June 9, 1913; D: 33433; Francis

Powell, New York.

4521

212

4522

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

4544

Bomb (The) trust; explosion in 1 act, by W. S.
Ball. [2]. 24 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 28, 1913; D:324G4; W. S. Ball.
Providence, R. I. 4522

Bombardment (The) of Rome; a drama in 4
acts, by J. A. Bedard.

© J. A. Bedard, Detroit : 1890 : 31177, Oct. S.

4523

See Under the eagle.
14 p.

Bombast and platitudes.

Bon Bon O'Dear: by H. A. McAnarney.
obi. 1G°. Printed.

© Henrv A. IvrcAnnrnev, Baltimore: D:
14100. Oct. 27, 1908; 2c. Nov. 2, 1908. 4524

Bon (Le) jug-e; comMie en 3 actes Jytar'] Alex-
andre Bisson. New York, V. Ciocia, 1901.
109 p. 8".

© P. V. Stock, Paris; D : 110, Feb. 4, 1901 ;
2c. Feb. 4, 1901. 4525

See also Paris.

Bon (lie) moyen; comedie en 3 actes. par A.
Bisson. Paris, P. V. Stock, 1902. 2 p. 1., 171
p. 12".

© Alexandre Bisson, Paris; D: 1243, Jan. 3,
1902; 2c. Jan. 3. 1902. 4526

Bon (Un) petit diable; f eerie en 3 af'tes en vers,
pnr P. rjernrd et M. Pnstnnd. (L'llliistration
tbe'itrale, Se annee.-202. 17 fevrier, 1912)

© Fpb. 10. 1912: 2c. Mar. 2. 1912: D: 2890(5;
Rosemonde Gerard et Maurice Rostand, P-^r5s.

4527

Bon (Le) Roi Dag-obert; pi&ce en 4 actes en
vers, par A. Rivoire. 1 p. 1., 106 p. 12°.
Printed.

© Andre Rivoire. Paris; D : 13750, Sept. 10,
1908; 2c. Sept. 10, 1908. 4528

See also Ombres chinoises.

Bon-ton (The) burlepquers; a musical burlesque
in 2 acts, by E. F. Rush.

© Ed. F. Rush, New York; 1897:2S2fi4.
May 7. 4529

Bon ton George, jr. See Revels.

Bon (The) vivants. 42 p. 8". Typewritten.
© IVIarian Middleton, Alamosa. CoK ; 1900
A: 4542, Feb. 10; 2c. Dec. 19, 1904. 4530

Bonaparte; a burletta. Typewritten.

© Franklin Lnwrence T>ee, New York; 1895:
31312. June 13; 2c. June 24. 4531

play in a prolosue and 3 acts, by R.

Honsum. 4 v. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 17. 1912; D: 31158; Robert
Housum, Cleveland. 4532

Bonaventure; a pastoral drama of 'Cajun life
in TiOuisiana, by G. W. Cable.

© Geo. W. Cable, Northampton. Mass.;
1889 : 233G3, July 31. 4533

Bonaventure Deschamps; a pastoral drama of
'Cajun life in Louisiana, by G. W. Cable.

© Geo. W. Cable, Northampton, Mass. ; 1889:
233G2, July 31. 4534

Bond (The); a drama, by L. C. King.

© Laura Clayton King, Los Angeles; D:
14882, Jan. 23, 1909. 4535

— drama in 4 acts, by Ella Loise Guptill. 39
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 13, 1913: D: 32670; Ella Guptill
McCully, Bellingham, Wash. 4536

play in 3 acts, by B. A. Hunter. 156 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Aus:. 18. 1909; D: 16742; Bertha An-
cella Hunter, Los Angeles. 4537

by J. F. Phillips. [21, 74 p. f. Ms.

© Ic. Sept. 12, 1910; D: 220.30; John Frank-
lyn Phfllips, Great Neck, N. Y. 4538

Bond and free; a play and dramatic composition.

© Sheridan Shook and A. M. Palmer, New

York ; 1877 : 677, Jan. 17. 4539

Bond (The) invisible; by C. Nillson and G. F.
Holden. 80 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 11. 1910: D: 22266; Carlotta Nill-
son and Grace F. Holden, United States. 4540

Bond (The) of earth; elfln drama in a pro-
logue and 2 acts, by G. Richardson. 53 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 13. 1915; D: 41729; Grace Rich-
ardson, New York. 4540a

Bond (The) of fraud. See Destiny.

Bond (The) of friendship; a story of the late
war, a drama in 4 acts, by C. R. Gardiner.

© C. R. Gardiner, Noroton Corners.
[Conn.] ; 1883: 13749, July 26. 4541

Bondad (La) en el engaiio; comedia en 1 acto y
en prosa, original de .L Frances. Madrid, So-
ciedad de autores espanoles, 1909. 22 p. 12°.

© July 2, 1909 ; 2c. July 14, 1909 ; D : 16263 ;
Jose Frances, Madrid. 4542

Bondage (The) in Egypt. See Moses.

Bondage (The) of dishonor; a play in 1 act, by
M. F. Essig. f. Typewritten.

© Montgomery F. Essig, Nashville; D:
11115, Aug 5, 1907; 2c. Aug 5, 1907. 4543

Bondage (The) of Kin Severne. See Spur
(The)

Bondhill (The) boy.

© Pauline Phelps and Marion Short, New
York ; D : 13609, July 29, 1908. 4544

213

4545

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

4564

Bondman (The); a drama, by H. Caine. Lon-
don, Printed for private use only [Ballantyne
& CO., ltd.] 1906. xvi, 240 p. 12°.

© Hall Caine, Great Britain; D : 9111,
Sept. 19, 1906; 2c. Sept. 20, 1906. 4545

new drama, by T. H. Gleuney.

© T. H. Glenney, New York; 1890:10531,
Mar. 31. 4546

Bonds; a drama of American life in 5 acts, by
E. Spencer.

© Edward Spencer, Randallstown, Md. ;
1871:2947, Apr. 4. 4547

Bonds and vagabonds; a melodrama in a pro-
logue and 0 acts, [by] Lee Paul.

© James Totton Dalrymple, Trenton, N. J. ;
1889:28113, Oct. 31; 2c. Dec. 31. 4548

or. Her father's crime, a comedy drama

in 4 acts and 6 scenes, by B. B. Million. f°.
Typewritten.

© James Totton Dalrymple, Mount Holly,
N. J. ; D : 4699, Mar. S, 1904 ; 2c. Mar. 16, 1904.

4549

Bonds (The) of a millionaire; an American
play in 4 acts, by B. P. Lorny.

© Rozario Du Tailly, Cleveland; D : 13384,
July 21, 1908. 4550

[Bondsman's (A) dream in America; drama in

1 act. by Tj. S. Churicb, under tbe direction
of V. Radajevicb]

BoKeJBeB can y AiwepiinK. CjinKa y je;i;H()M ^iih y.
Hanncao JIasap Chmob Hyianh. 3a no30pHnn;y
y^ecHO BeJbKO Pa/i,ojeBHh. Y Can <DpaHn;HCKy,

1904. 20 p. 24°.
© L. S. Churicb and V. Radajevicb, San

Francisco: D : 4838, Mar. 9, 1904; 2c. Mar. 9,

1904. 4551

Bonduca. ^ee Masterpieces of the English
drama: Beaumont and Fletcher.

Bondwoman (The); drama in 4 acts, by O. S.
Adelman and Stanley Wood. [3], 51 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. July 26, 1913; D: 33900; Cbas. S.
Adelman, Chicago. 4552

a romantic piny in 4 acts, by M. E. Ryan

and C. Dempsey.

© Marah Ellis Ryan, Jumonville, Pa., and
Clifford Dempsey, Chicago ; 1898 : 59278, Oct. 8.

4553

Bone (A) of contention; a 1 act play, by E.
Kirk [pseud, of Eleanor Maria Easterbrook
Ames]

© Eleanor Kirk, Brooklyn; D : 3208, Mar.
28, 1903. 4554

Bones at a raffle; an Etbiopian eccentricity in

2 scenes. New York, Happy hours company.

© Happy hours co.. New York; 1875:7653,

4555

Bones (The) of our ancestors; dramatized from
Constance Fennlmore Woolson's novelette, by
E. H. Piatt. 11 p. 12°. Printed.

© May 6, 1915; 2c. May 14, 1915; D: 40646;
Elsie Hawley Piatt, Port Huron, Mich. 4555a

Bonheur (Le); comedie en 3 actes, par A. Gui-
non. 32 p. (L'lllustration tbeatrale, 7* annee
195, 9 decembre 1911)

• © Dec. 9. 1911 ; 2c. Dec. 22, 1911 ; D : 28059 ;
AlLert Guinon, Paris. 4556

Bonheur (Le) d'en face; piece en 2 actes, par
M. Desvallieres et H. Delorme. Paris, Li-
bra irie tbeatrale, 1906. 83 p. 12°.

© Maurice Desvallieres et Hugues Delorme,
Paris ; D : 8109. Mar. 9, 1906 ; 2c. Mar. 6, 1906.

4557

Bonheur (Le) de Jacqueline; comedie en 4 actes,
par P. Ga vault. Paris, P.-V. Stock, 1908. 189
p. 12°.

© Paul Gavault, Paris; D : 12844. Apr. 27,
1908; 2c. Apr. 27, 1908. 4558

Bonheur (Le) mesdames! comedie en 4 actes,
de F. de Croisset [pseud, of Francis Wiener]
SS p. 4°. Printed.

© Francis de Croisset, Paris: D: 7603, Nov.
2.3, 1905; 2c. Nov. 23, 1905. 4559

Bonheur (Le) sous la main; comedie en 3 actes,
par P. Gavault. (L'lllustration tbeatrale, 8°
annee-206, 9 mars 1912)

© Mar. 9. 1912 ; 2c. Mar. 23, 1912 ; D : 29133 ;
Paul Gavault, Paris. 4560

Bonheur (Le) volant; operette en 2 actes, de
L. Xanrof [pseud, of Leon Fourneau] et ]\I.
de Marsan. 131 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 8, 1912 ; D ; 31344 ; Leon Xanrof
and M. de Marsan, Paris. 4561

Bonhomme (Le) de neige; conte feerique en
20 tableaux lumineux, de Ben.iamin Rabier,
musique de J. Vieu. Paris, M. Vieu & J.
Vieu. 1910. 24 p. 12°.

© June 11, 1910 ; 2c. June 6, 1910 ; D : 21268 ;
Maurice Vieu et Jane Vieu. Paris. 4562

Boniche (La); vaudeville en 3 actes, de H.
Moreau et M. Sonal [pseud, of Georges
Lanos] [231] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 29. 1911; D: 24342; Henry
Moreau & Marc Sonal, Paris. 4563

Boniface (A) of Broom Falls,
den's daughter.

See John Bor-

July 22 : 2c. July 28.

Bonillo; play in 3 acts, by B. Border. [56] p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 8, 1910: D: 21754: Bartlett Bor-
der. San Francisco. 4564

214

4565

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

4584

Bonita; comic opera, by Wadham Peacock, mu-
sic by Harold Fraser-Simson. London, Keith,
Prowse & CO., ltd., 1911. 24 p. 8".

© Oct. 5, 1911 ; 2c. Oct. 6, 1911 ; D : 25411 ;
Keith, Prowse & co., ltd., London. 4565

Portuguese comic opera in a prologue and

2 acts, written by W. Peacock, composed by
H. Fraser-Simson. [77] p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 28, 1911; D: 25619; Wadham
Peacock and Harold Fraser-Simson, London.

4566

Bonito; a drama in 3 acts, by G. H. Trader.

© George H. Trader. Oakland, Cal. ; 1896:
58115, Oct. 22. 4567

Bonne (La).

© Fanny Beckwith Rae. Cleveland; D:
3502. May 20, 1903. 4568

Bonne (La) a faire; fantaisie en 1 acte, par
Moriss. Paris, C. Joubert, 1912. 27 p. 8".

© Dec. 28. 1912 ; 2c. Jan. 21, 1913 ; D : 32022 :
Joubert. Paris. 4569

Bonne (La) conduite. See Employe (L') du
gaz.

Bonne (La) gifle; sketch en 1 acte, par Garofalo
& Dlaverdet. Paris. C. Joubert. 1911. 15 p.
8°.

© Dec. 28, 1911 ; 2c. Jan. 23, 1912 ; D : 28395 ;
Joubert, Paris. 4570

Bonne (La) hoteliere; eomedie en 1 acte, par
Yves aiirande et Henri Geroule. Paris, C.
Joubert. 1906. 30 p. 12".

© Celestin Joubert, Paris; D : 8685, June
12. 1906; 2c. June 12, 1906. 4571

Bonne (La) intention; eomedie en 2 actes, par
F. de Croisset Fpseud. of Francis Wiener] 89
p. 8°. Printed.

© Francis de Croisset. Paris; D : 6188, Feb.
7, 1905; 2e. Feb. 7, 1905. 4572

Bonne justice; drame en 1 acte [par] Bonis-
Charaucle. Paris. G. Ondet, 1909. 27 p. 12°.

© Dec. 28, 1909; 2c. Dec. 18, 1909; D:
17739; G. Ondet, Paris. - 4573

Bonne recompense; vaudeville en 1 acte, de
Felix Galipaux et Paul Bonhomme. Paris. C.
Joubert, 1911. 32 p. 8°.

© Dec. 20, 1911: 2c. Dec. 26, 1911: D:
28086: Joubert, Paris. 4574

See also On frappe les trois coups.

Bonnet (The) conspirators; romantic comedy
in 4 acts, by V. A. Simpson. 75 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. July 13, 1909; D: 16228; Violet A.
Simpson. London. 4575

Bonnie; comedy in 3 acts, by M. Thompson.
105 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 3, 1915; D : 40541 ; Maravene
Thompson. Boston. 4575a

Bonnie Annie Laurie; comedy-drama in 3 acts,
by W. V. Mong. 77 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 29, 1914 ; D : 37162 ; William V.
Mong, Chambersburg, Pa. 4575b

a dramatic composition in 3 acts. 88 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Addison Burkhart and Aaron S. Hoff-
man. Chicago : D : 4550, Jan. 25, 1904 ; 2c. Jan.
25, 1904. ^ 4576

a play in 4 acts, by Miron Leffingwell. [81]

p. 4°. TjiDewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 16, 1909 ; D : 16563 ; Jack Bessey.
Davenport, la. 4577

Scotch plav in 3 acts, bv H. M. Barnes.

[76] p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. June 17, 1914; D: 37335; Howard
Mclvent Barnes, Chicago. 4577a

Bonnie blue bell; a comedv in 4 acts, by Mrs.
G. Goldthwaite.

© Mrs. Geo. Goldthwaite. Leadville, Col.;
1891:40421, Nov. 10. 4578

Bonnie (The) brier bush; play in 4 acts, drama-
tized from the stories of lanMacLaren [pseud,
of John Watson] by James MacArthur. re-
written and elaborated by Augustus Thomas.
145 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Kirke La Shelle. New York ; D : 791, Aug.
23, 1901 : 2c. Aug. 23. 1901. 4579

Bonnie Dundee; play in 1 act, by Frank Rich-
ardson. New York, S. French; London. S.
French, ltd.. 1910. 28 p. 4°.

© Dec. 31, 1910 ; 2c. Jan. 3, 1911 ; D : 22984 ;
Samuel French, ltd., London. 4580

Bonnie (The) English, rose; a melodrama in 3
acts, by A . O. Powers. 38 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Annie Orr Powers, Brookline, Mass. ; D :
13244. June 25. 1908; 2c. June 15, 1908. 4581

Bonnie o' the heather; play in 4 acts, by C.
Senour. [3], 90 p. 4°. Tjqiewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 12, 1914: D : 37831 ; Mrs. Caro
Senour. Los Angeles. 4581a

Bonnie Prince Charlie; a play in 3 acts.

© iMarguerite Merington, New York ; 1897 :
12791, Feb. 20. 4582

Bonnie Scotland; a picturesque, romantic sing-
ing play in 4 acts, by S. R. Ellis.

© Sidney R. Ellis. New York : 1895 : 11234.
Feb. 25. 4583

Bonny Lorna Doone; romantic drama in 4 acts,
by W. Holcomb. [117] p. f. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 13, 1911 : D : 24682 ; Willard Hol-
pomb, Washington. 4584

215

4585

DKAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

4607

Boob (The); American play of to-day in 5 acts,
by S. Bruce. 5 v. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 13, 1913; D: 34123; Stanley
Bruce, Los Angeles. 4585

1 act farce comedy, by J. F. Villasana.

12 p. f. Tniewritten.

© Ic. Mav 12. 1915 ; D : 40G22 ; Juan Francis
Villasana, New York. 4586

Boob (A) burglar; farce playlet, by E. L. Cope-
land. [3], G p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 31. 1913; D: 33374; Edwin L.
Copeland, Wichita. 4587

Boobah (The); a comic opera in 2 acts, by I. B.
Goodrich, jr. 38 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ira B. Goodrich, Boston; D : 33S7, TMay
6, 1903 ; 2c. May 12, 1903. 4587a

Boob's (The) proposal. See Perseverance.

Booby (The); a comedy drama in 4 acts, by F.
I. Frayne. New York, A. S. Seer's theatrical
print, 1SS9.

© Frank I. Frayne, New York ; 1889 : 2032.5,
Aug. 29. 4588

Boodle (The); by J. Connor Roach.

© Harry C. Kennedy, New York; ISSO:
14102, June 19. 4589

a comedy of American modern life in 5 acts,

by J. Bonner.

© John Bonner, San Francisco; 1888: linon,
Apr. 20 ; 2c. Apr. 9. 4590

political fantasy in 3 acts, by P. M. Potter.

© Paul M. Potter, New York; 1890:11930,
Apr. 11. 4591

Boodler (The); a drama in 4 acts, with original
songs, by T. P. O'Connor.

© T. P. O'Connor, Chicago; 1895:44.519,
Aug. 31. 4592

Boodlers (The); a 4 act drama, by S. S. Seihert.

© S. S. Seibert, Ft. Smith, Ark.; D:124.-.3,

Feb. 14, 1908. 4593

Boodlers (The) of America; by Hamilton and
Goggin.

© Hamilton and Goggin, United States;
1887:24498, Sept. 24. 4594

Boofums; trials of a first born in 1 wail, by G. H.
Trader. [1], 7 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 3. 1914 : D : 35S97 ; George Henry
Trader, Fort Wadsworth, N. Y. 4594a

Boogaboo (The); a spectacular extravaganza, by
L. .7. Carter.

© Lincolr: ' Carter, Chicago; 1898:71072,
Dec. 9. 4595

Book agent; by G. Horton and II. K. Gardiner.
© George Ilorton and Ruth Kimball Gardi-
ner, Washington : D : 5549, Sept. 20, 1904.

4596

comedy, by F. Dumont.

© Frank Dumont, New York ; 1882 : 5845,
Apr. 13. 4597

— ^comedy in 1 act, by M. E. Pesnel. [2], 15
p. 12°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 27, 1913; D: 34254; Maximilian
Edwin Pesnel, East Orange, N. J. 4598

comedy sketch, by Lieut. W. A. Austin,

U. S. A. 11 p. f. Typewritten.

© Wm. A. Austin, Leavenworth, Kan. ; D :
14827, Jan. 16, 1909 ; 2c. Jan. 10, 1909. 4599

a farce in 1 act, by Louis A. La Shire.

Clvde. O., Ames' publishing co., 1908. 10
p.' 12"*.

© Ames pub. co., Clyde, O. ; D : 12718, Apr.

10, 1908 ; 2c. Apr. 10, 1908.

4600

monologue, by B. B. Hayward. Type-
written.

© Beatrice B. Hayward, Wayland, Mass.;

1898 : 64371, Nov. 2 ; 2c. Nov. 3. 4601

a play in 4 acts, by L. Karr. 4°. Type-
written.

© Louise Karr, New York; D : 9028, Aug.
23, 1906; 2c. Aug. 23, 1906. 4602

Book agent and the vocal teacher; by N. J.
La Vigne. 8 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 17, 1910; D: 17957; Noe J. La
Vigne, New York. 4603

Book-canvasser (The); acting humorous mono-
logue for women, by Stanley Schell. [New
York, E. S. Werner & company. 19141 p.
53-60. 12°. (On cover: Stanley Schell's
sketches)

© Mar. 21, 1914; 2c. Mar. 30. 1914; A:
372083; Edgar Schell Werner, New York.

4603a

Book-maker (The); dramatic composition, by
James William Pigott.

© Edward Michael, New York ; 1889 : 10501,
Apr. 3. 4604

farce in 3 acts, by C. A. Fehlberg. Type-

written.

© Charles Albert Fehlberg, Providence.
R. I. ; 1895 : 41295, Aug. 13 ; Ic. Aug. 15. 4605

Book-maker's shoes; play in 1 act, by E. K.
Mitchell. 16 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Earle K. Mitchell, New York; D:9641,
Dec. 14, 1906; 2c. Dec. 14, 1906. 4606

Book no. 7; by E. Daele. 9 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 8, 1910; D: 21511; Ernest Dnele,
New York. 4607

216

4608

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

4627

Book (The) of fools; or, Ezra's way, play in 1
act. by H. McAllister. [1], 20 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Aug. 3, 1914; D:3772G; Hall McAl-
lister, Wasliington. 4608

Book (The) of Judith; modern romance in 4
acts, by J. M. Patterson. 4 v. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. May 7, 1914; D:3G963; Joseph Me-
dill Patterson, Chicago. 4609

Book (The) of Portia; or, Garden of Eden, a
drama in 2 acts, by E. J. Joseph. Published
by the author, 1S90.

© E. J. Berryman, Oakland, Cal. ; 1S90:
4273, Feb. 3. 4610

Book of the Irish historic pageant; episodes
from the Irish pageant series, An Dbord
Fbiann, by A. T. Craig. [Produced under the
auspices of the American committee of tbe
Gaelic league of Ireland. New York, May 7 &
8, 1913] [New York, 1913] 5G p. 8°.

© May 7, 1913 ; 2c. May 12, 1913; D : 33195 :
Anna Tliroop Craig, New York. 4611

Bookies (The); by F. D. Sullivan.

© Francis Dennis Sullivan, Charlestown,
Mass. ; D : 5202. June 18, 1904. 4612

Booking (The) agent; a vaudeville hit in 1 act,
bv Harry L. Newton. Chicago, H. L. Newton
pub. CO.,' 1902. 8 p. 12°.

© Harry L. Newton pub. co., Chicago; D:
2597, Nov. 1, 1902; 2c. Nov. 1, 1902. 4613

Booking (A) agent for one hour; by S. La
Follette. [o] p. f". Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 9, 1911; D:24S90; Sumner La
Follette, Chicago. 4614

Bookland; a play with music, in 2 acts, by A.
Burkbnrdt and Edgar Allen Wolff. 46 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 16, 1910; D: 20208; Addison
Burkhardt, New York. 4615

Books; by P. Troup and H. L. Tighe. 19 p. f.
Typewritten.

© Philip Troup and Harry L. Tighe, New
Haven; D : 1452G, Dee. 12, 1908; 2c. Dec. 12,
1908. 4616

■a comedy, by Olive Logan and W. Sikes.

© Wirt Sikes, New York; 1872:7025, July
17. 4617

a 1 act farce, by P. Troup. 15 p. f".

Bookworms (The); a farcical comedy in 3 acts,

by A. P. Campbell. [89] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 15, 1910; D: 21793; Alan Patrick

Campbell, Chicago. 4620

Boom (A) in matrimony; a musical comedy in
3 acts, by J. F. Berry and J. H. Snyder.

© J. F. Berry, New York ; 1887 : 23SS1, Sept.
20. 4621

Boom (The) in Pumpkinville; comedy In 4
acts, by M. Evans. 50 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 1. 1915; D : 39549 ; Manfnrd
Evans, Thompson, la. 4621a

Boomaladdy (The); a military musical comedy
in 3 acts, by W. Osgood.

© Whitman Osgood, Washington; 1892:
30631, July 22. 4622

Boomer (The); farce comedy in 3 acts, by D.
Packard.

© Dan Packard, New York; 1890:35372,
Nov. 10. 4623

Boomerang (The); comedy in 3 acts, by W.
Smith and V. Mapes. New York, Samuel
French; London, Samuel French, ltd, 1915.
96 p. 12».

© Apr. 8. 1915; 2c. Apr. 9, 1915; D: 40311;
Winchell Smith, Farmington, Conn., and Vic-
tor Mapes, Short Hills, N. J. 4623a

dramatic composition, by A. E. Krows. 81

p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Mav 7. 1910; D: 20982; Arthur Edwin
Krows, New York. 4624

—. — farce comedy in 3 acts, by Arthur L. Col-
lins. 44 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 21, 1915; D: 41004; R. C. Smith,
Bedford, O. 4624a

a farcical comedy in 3 acts, by F. B. Dever-

eux and J. C. Ver Plank.

© Francis Bohun Devereux and J. Camp-
bell Yer Plank, Salem, Mass.; 1880:139-10,
Sept. 13. 4625

1 act play, by M. E. Pesnel. 9 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 3. 1910: D: 21730; Maximilian
Edwin Pesnel, Brooklyn. 4626

•original department store play in 4 acts.

Typewritten.

© Philip Troup, West Haven. Conn. ; D :
14214. Nov. 5, 1908; 2c. Nov. 5, 1908. 4618

Bookworm; by Mary d'Este and Donald Rob-
ertson.

© Mrs. Solomon Sturges, Chicago ; D : 9759,
Jan. 7, 1907. 4619

by D. Turets. [140] p. f°. T.vpewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 21, 1914; D:382G2; Dnvfd
Turets, Pittsburgh. 4626a

•play in 5 acts, by A. W. Kennedy. [3], 46

p. 4°. Typewritten

© Ic. Aug. 6. 1914 : D : 37770; Adeline Whit-
ing Kennedy, Boise, Id. 4026b

■ play in 4 acts, by E. Gerberding

© Elizabeth Gerberding, San Francisco;
1896 : 67410, Dec. 11. 4627

217

4628

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

4645

Boomerang (The) — Continued.

play in 4 acts, by F. Truesdell. [183] p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 21, 1911; D : 23161 ; Frederick
Truesdell, Washington. 4628

play in 1 act, by Erich Brandeis. [3], 8 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 24, 1914 ; D : 37662 ; Erich Albert
Brandeis, Oakland, Cal. 4628a

by W. Holloway. [2], 27 p. 4°. Type-

written.

© Ic. Feb. 27, 1912 ; D : 28851 ; William Hol-
loway, New York. 4629

— social drama in 4 acts, by D. N. Rubin.
[144] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 6, 1914; D: 36948; Daniel

Nathan Rubin, Birmingham, Ala.

4629a

— vaudeville sketch, by R. E. Graham. 34 p.
4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 18, 1913; D: 32985; Robert E.
Graham, Philadelphia. 4630

— See also Undertow.

Boomerladdy (The); a musical military farce-
comedy, by W. Osgood. Typewritten.

© Whitman Ossood, Washington; 1892:
8956, Feb. 26; 2c. July 22. 4631

Boomers (The); a musical farce in 3 acts, by
F. J. Merritt.

© Frank J. Merritt and Mark Davis, De-
troit ; 1897 : 65267, Nov. 23. 4632

the opening and settling of the Cherokee

strip, a claim contest.

© Marv Isabella Hassin, Blackburn, Okl. ;
1896:8152, Feb. 3. 4633

Booming (A) city; 3 act farce comedy, by Leslie
and White.

© Leslie and White, United States; 1896:
59458. Oct. 29. 4634

Booming (A) town; 3 act musical farce comedy,
by B. Leslie and C. E. White.

© Bert Leslie and Clayton E. White, Oak-
land, N. Y. ; 1896 : 4664. Jan. 16. 4635

Boor (The) ; comedy in 1 act, by Anton Tchekoff,
tr. by Hilmar Baukhage. New York, S.
French; Loudon, Samuel French, ltd. [1915]
2 p. 1., 20 p. 12°.

© Mar. 31, 1915 ; 2c. Apr. 1, 1915 ; D : 40287 ;
Barrett H. Clark, Chicago. 4635a

Booster (The) club of Blackville; a colored
comedy concoction, by Harry L. Newton. Chi-
cago, T. S. Denison, 1007. 15 p. 12°.

© T. S. Denison. Chicago; D : 11359, Sept.
16. 1907: 2c. Oct. 25. 1907. 4636

Boot-black and dopey messenger; comedy
sketch, by A. J. Kuntz. 6 p. 8°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 27, 1913 ; D : 35480 ; Anthony J.
Kuntz, New York. 4637

Boot-blacks (The); or. The would-be actors,
drama in 3 acts, by W. A. Carr.

© W. A. Carr, New York; 1874:4392, Apr.
2. 4638

Booties' baby; a society drama in a prologue
and 2 acts, by F. H. Gassaway.

© Frank Hnrrison Gassaway, San Fran-
cisco; 1886:12640, May 29. 4639

See also Scarlet (The) lancers.

Bootless; tragedy in 1 act, by C. S. Wayne
[Horace Hazeltine, pseud.] [1], 12 p. 4°.
TjTpewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 9, 1913; D : 35295 ; Charles
Stokes Wayne, Point Pleasant, N. J. 4640

Boots and saddles; an American play, by E.
Walter.

© Eugene Walter, New York; D : 15968,
May 28, 1909. 4641
a drama in 4 acts, by A. Perry. 4°. Type-
written.

© Albert Perry, Mamaroneck, N. Y, ; D :
12757, Apr. 16, 1908 ; 2c. Apr. 16, 1908. 4642

a play in 4 acts, by A. H. Vesey. 4°. Type-

written.

© Arthur Henry Vesey, Stockbridge, Mass. ;
D : 11929, Dec. 17, 1907 ; 2c. Dec. 17, 1907.

4643
by E. Walter. 145 p. 4°. Type-

written.

© Ic. Apr. 10. 1915; D: 40325; Eugene Wal-
ter, New York. 4643a
Boozefighter (The); play in 1 act, by M. Stew-
art. [2], 14 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 4, 1914 ; D : 37222 ; Melville Stew-
art, New York. 4643b

Bo-Peep; a musical extravaganza in 3 acts, by
G. Bowles. Typewritten.

© George Bowles, New York; 1896:42765,
July 24 : 2c. Aug. 11. 4644

Bo-Peep's Christmas party; Mother Goose play,
by Elizabeth F. Guptill. Franklin, O., El-
dridge entertainment house. 13 p. 12°.

© Nov. 1, 1914 ; 2c. Dec. 19, 1914 ; D : 39154 ;
Eldridge entertainment house, Franklin, O.

4644a

Border (The); comedy in 3 acts, by H. McAl-
lister. [116] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 31, 1914; D: 35864; Hall Mc-
Allister, Washington. . 4644b

Border belles; or. The tender passion in a
tough place, comic opera.

© Fred J. Thomas, United States; 1882:
9455. June 8; 2c. June 8. 4645

218

4646

COPYEIGHTED IN" THE UNITED STATES

4666

Border (The) eagle; or, Countess Vassalis, by
Mrs. E. N. Morgan. Typewritten.

© Mrs. Edmund Nash Morgan, Cleveland;
D : 755, Aug. 14, 1901 ; 2c. Aug. 14, 1901.

4646

Border life in Nevada. See Flag-, the claw
witch.

Border (The) orphan. See Ellie Laura.

Border ruflSans; tale of the western border,
sketch in 1 scene, by J. W. E. Allen. 30 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 28, 1909 ; D : 17535 ; Joseph W. E.
Allen, San Francisco. 4647

Border-side; a comedy in 4 acts, by E. F. Riggs.

© E. F. Riggs, New York ; 1894 : 37S46, Aug.

14. 4648

Borderland (The); by H. Saint-Gaudens. [113]
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Homer Saint-Gaudens, Windsor, Vt. ; D :
13817, Sept. 17, 190S ; 2c. Sept. 17, 1908. 4649

drama in 4 acts, by G. Gibson. 134 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 4. 1915 ; D : 41417 : Gerolt Gibson,
New York. 4649a

a 1 act playlet, by Persis D. Hannah and

P. Waitt. 17 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Paul Waitt. Boston ; D : 15939, May 24,
1909; 2c. May 24, 1909. 4650

• an original drama in 3 acts, by Charles

Townsend. New York, The De Witt publish-
ing house.

© R. H. Russell & son, New York; 1S89 :
38487, Dec. 17; 2c. Dec. 18. 4651

play in 1 act, by G. B. Murdock. [4], 11

p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 28, 1913 ; D : 35174 : Gilbert Ed-
ward Murdock, Los Angeles. 4652

Borderlands and thoroughfares; by Wilfrid
Wilson Gibson. New York. The Macmillan
company, 1914. x p., 1 1., 195 p. 12".

Dramatic contents : The queen's crags. —
Bloodybush edge.— Hoops.

© Sept. 28, 1914; 2c. Sept. 29, 1914; A:
379723; Macmillan co.. New York. 4652a

Bordynkafi; obraxek z Chicagske plzne ze
stejno.imeneho romHnu F. §kalouda, upravil R.
Jaromir P.senka. Chicago, 111., A. Geringer
[1911] 111 p. 12°.

© Dec. 21. 1911; 2c. Jan. 11, 1912: D:
28961 : August Geringer, Chicago. 4653

ve frasku o 3 jedmlnich upravil R.

Jaromir Psenka.

© August Geringer, Chicago : D : 12182, Jan.
16. 1908. 4654

Boreas; by Jerome Ravel and I. Kiralfy.

© Imre Kiralfy, New York; 1887:28000,
Oct. 29. 4655

Boring for gas; by W. S. Filley.

© W. S. Filley, Montpelier, O.; 1888:9082,
.Mar. 29. 4656

Boids Godounov; musical drama in 3 acts, Eng-
lish tr. by C. T. Mason and Antonio Calpin,
music bv M. Moussorgsky. New York, Fred.
Kullman, inc., 1911. 51 p. 4°. [Italian-Eng-
lish]

© Nov. 15, 1911; 2c. Nov. 15, 1911; D:
25759; Fred. Rullman, inc.; New York. 4657

Boris Godunov; opera o 4 dgjstvlch s prologem,
od M. Musorgskeho, text die Puskina a Karam-
zina, z ru.stiny pfelozil Rudolf Zamrzla.
Petrograd, Moskva, W. Bessel a spol [1909]
63 p. 12°.

© July 1, 1909 ; 2c. July 21, 1909 ; D : 16304 ;
W. Bessel & co., Leipzig. 4658

Borleywax; or, "Which is which? a comedy in
3 acts, founded on Vice versa ; or, A lesson
to fathers, by T. Bentley.

© Thomas Bentley, Brooklyn; 1883:10179,
June 5; 2c. June 21. 4659

Born again; fantastic comedy in 4 acts, by A.
Wynne. 27 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 28, 1913 ; D : 33087 ; Anna Wynne,
New York. 4660

modern play in 3 acts, by A. P. Henderson.

[55] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. acts 1-2, Feb. 26, 1912, act 3, Apr. 16,
1912 ; D : 29382 ; Alice Palmer Henderson, Ta-
coma. 4661

Born (A) Bohemian; an original 4 act comedy-
drama, by S. Teuton.

© Stella Teuton, New York; 1891:32685,
Sept. 12 ; 2c. July 6, 1892. 4662

Born (A) fool; an entirely original comedy in 4
acts, by F. H. Mead and T. D. Beasley. Type-
written.

© F. H. Mead and T. D. Beasley, San Diego,
Cal. ; 1896 : 21447, Apr. 6 ; 2c. Apr. 15. 4663

Born in prison.

© A. H. Woods, New York ; D : 2357, Sept.
20, 1902. 4664

Born in the blood; a romance of southern Cali-
fornia. 4°. Typewritten.

© Walter Augustine Snow, Somerville,
Mass.; D : 1757, Apr. 18, 1902; 2c. Apr. 18,
1902. 4665

Born (A) nurse; duologue, by Blanche Wills
Chandler. New York. Eduard Schuberth &
CO., 1908. 10 p. 8°.

© Joseph Williams, ltd., London; D : 13807,
Sept. 15, 1908; 2c. Sept. 15, 1908. 4666

219

4667

DEAMATIO COMPOSITIONS

4686

Born rich and lost in poverty. Sec Bosa.

Boro' (A) bench; libretto of an original operetta

in 1 act, words and music by W. H. Breare.

© Asa Bushby, Boston ; 1887 : 84S3, Apr. 7 ;

2c. Apr. 11. 4667

Borough (The) of Manhattan; musical comedy,
by I. Witmark.

© Isidore Witmark, New York; 1897: 5G^90,
Oct. G. 4668

operatic comedy, by I. Witmark.

© Isidore Witmark, New York; 189S: 10819,
Feb. 10; 2c. Feb. 10. 4669

Borrasca (La); drama Hrico en 1 acto, dividido
en 3 cuailros, en verso y prosa, libro de
J. Royo de Le6n, mfisica del maestro Miguel
Santonja. Madrid [Sociedad de autores es-
panoles] 1908. 49 p. 8°.

© Jos§ Rovo de Le6n, Madrid ; D : 14G79,
Jan. 2, 1909 ; 2c. Jan. 2, 1909. 4670

Borregos (Los); zarzuela en 1 acto, dividido en
4 cuadros, en prosa, original de A. M. Viergol,
mfisica del maestro Vicente Lle6. Madrid,
Sociedad de autores espaiioles, 1912. 41 p.
12".

© Dec. 5, 1912; 2c. Dec. 6, 1912; D: 31585;
Antonio M. Viergol, Madrid. 4671

Borrowed; a farcical comedy, by Ernest War-
ren.

© Ella Stockton, Washington ; 1SS5 : 27924,
Dec. 30. 4672

Borrowed (The) bugle; piny in 1 act, by M. E.
Moore. 10 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. June 20, 1913 ; D : 33551 ; Marion E.
Moore, Tompkinsville, N. Y. 4673

Borrowed jB.nery; dramatic playlet in 1 act, by
M. E. Younge. 11 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 5. 1911 ; D : 24G35 ; M. Elizabeth
Younge, New York. 4674

Borrowed (A) honor; by W. H. Thomas.

© W. Henry Thomas, Washington; 1898:
3001G, May 14 ; 2c. May 16. 4675

Borrowed (A) husband; a comedy in 3 scenes,
by H. Levison.

© Harry Levison, Cincinnati; lS95:4Gfi35,
Sept. 13. 4676

Borrowed (A) luncheon; by Helen Sherman

Griffith.
© T. S. Denison, Chicago ; 1899 : G6568, Oct.

13; 2c. Oct. 21. 4677

Borrowed money. See Bed-rock.

Borrowed plumes; a 3 act comedy, from the
French of M. Edmond Gondinet, tr. by M. L.
Johnson. Printed by J. H. Alexander.

© J. H. Alexander and Martha Lafitte
Johnson, United States ; 1878 : 7G7G, July 1 ;
2c, Aug. 6. 4678

Borrowed till midnight; original comedy drama
in 5 acts, by A. K. Cooley.

© Alice Kingsbury Cooley, Alameda, Cal.;
1898 : 54741, Sept. 19. 4679

Borrowed (A) umbrella; a comedietta in 1 act,
by Esther B. Tiffany. Boston, W. H. Baker
& CO., 1893.

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston; 1893:
"24009, May 22; 2c. July 28. 4680

Borrower (The); farcical comedy, by G. B. Seitz.
[1581 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 13, 1912; D:28G74; George
BrackPtt Seitz, Brookline, Mass. 4681

Borrowing a bride; comedy in 1 act, by Robert
B. Moran. 18 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 13, 1913; D: 35338; Rosalie
Mohr, San Francisco. 4682

Borrowing Mathilde; farce in 1 act, by Roland
Oliver [pseud, of H. White] 29 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Nov. 28, 1914; D: 38940; Ilonry
White, Sacramento, Cal. 4682a

Borrowing trouble; a farce, by T. S. Denison.
© T. S. Denison, Chicago; 1878:12818, Nov.
7; 2c. Nov. 11. 4683

Same. Chicago, T. S. Denison [190G] p.

173-182. 12'.

© T. S. Denison, Chicago, in renewal for
14 vears from Nov. 7. 1900; D : 9324, Oct. 26.
1906; 2c. Oct. 26, 1906. 4684

Borstal (The) boy; play in 1 act, by H. Fyfe.
[1], 28 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. June G, 1914; D: 37236; Hamilton
Fyfe, Chelsea, London. 4684a

Bo'sn's (The) bride; nautical yarn in 2 acts,
book and lyrics by INLTude Elizabeth Inch,
music by W. Rhys-Herbert. Book of words
New York, J. Fischer & bro. 20 p. 4°.

© Sept. 18, 1914; 2c. Dec. 21, 1914; D:
39234 ; J. Fischer & bro.. New York. 4684b

Bosom (The) friend of Bowser; or. Dollars and
dimples, drama in 2 acts, by P. C. Rosar.
[G7] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 23, 1914; D: 37116; Peter C.
Rosar, Buffalo. 4684c

Bosom friends; drama in 4 acts, by F. Mandel.
[2] 103 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 3, 1911; D: 23833; Frank Man-
del, New York. 4685

an original play in 3 acts, by P. Mandel

[141] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 17, 1913; D : 32441 ; Frank Man-
del, New York. 4686

220

4687

COPYEIGHTED IK THE UNITED STATES

4712

Boss (The); comedy dramntic sketch, by John
T. Doyle, scenario by Charles Smith. [2],
18 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 26, 1912; D: 30961; Marion
Willard Doyle, Allston, Mass. 4687

play in 4 acts, by E. B. Sheldon. [1], 160

p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 7, 1911; D: 23037; Edward B.
Sheldon, New York. 4688

by G. F. Bragdon and W. C. F. Post-

ance. 4°. Typewritten.

© Guy Fletcher Bragdon, Boston, and
W. Charles Frederick Postance, London ;
D : 9854, Jan. 28, 1907 ; 2c. Jan. 28, 1907. 4689

play in 1 act, by P. Haight. [2], 16 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 21, 1913; D: 32736; Parker
Haight, Kansas City, Mo. 4690

or, Living for vengeance, an original sen-

sational drama in a prologue and 3 acts, by
W. H. Rightniire.

© William H. Rightmire, New York; 1876:
12485, Nov. 9. 4691

Boss away; play in 3 acts, by E. L. Poor. 23 p.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 17, 1910; D: 17992; Edwin L.
Poor, Oak Park, 111. 4692

Boss Bart; a pastoral and metropolitan drama
in 5 acts, by J. M. Chappie.

© Joe Mitchell Chappie, Ashland, Wis.;
1890:35180, June 15. 4693

Boss of the house; Yankee character sketch, by
C. C. Blauchard.

© Charles C. Blanchard, New York; D:
5168, June 11, 1904. 4694

Boss (The) of the ward; by G. Ade. Type-
written.

© George Ade, Chicago; 1899:60506, Oct.
13; 2c. Oct. 13. 4695

Boss of Z ranch; drama in 3 acts, by Nelson
Conipston. Chicago, Chicago manuscript co.,
1909. 59 p. f°. Mimeographed.

© Oct. 10. 1909; 2c. Nov. 1, 1909; D: 17243;
Alexander Byers, Chicago. " 4696

Boston; a romantic historical burlesque in 3
acts, by J. B. Clapp.

© John Bouve Clapp, Boston; 1890:11365,
Feb. 19. 4697

Boston as it is; a drama in 4 acts, by W. A.
Brady.

© W^m. A. Brady, New York; 1890:11228,
Feb. 18. 4698

Boston (A) crank; a musical comedy in 3
laughs, by J. E. McCann. 4°. Typewritten.

© John Ernest McCann, New York; D:
3601, June 26, 1903 ; 2c. June 26, 1903. 4699

Boston (The) dip; a comedy in 1 act. Boston,
G. M. Baker & co.

© George M. Baker, Boston; 1873:724,
Jan. 25; 2c. Jan. 27. 4700

Boston (The) drummer; a musical comedy in
3 acts.

© H. I. Leech, New York; 1892:27172,
27173, June 29. 4701,4702

a 3 act comedy, by F. W. Gerry.

© Frederick W. Gerry, Boston ; 1893 : 57988,
Dec. 29. 4703

Boston (A) girl; a musical comedy in 3 acts, by
K. Sprague.

© Kate Sprague, Milford, Mass.; 1803:
18209, Apr. 13. 4704

Boston in 1776. See Paul Revere and the
Sons of liberty.

Boston (A) interview; or. The sailor doll, farce
comedy in 3 acts, by J. L. King.

© James L. King, Topeka, Kan.; 1802:
8833, Feb. 26. 4705

Boston (The) serenaders of Boston, Mass.; a
farcical-lyric ensemble, by F. Miller, jr.

© Fred. Miller, jr.. New York; 1899:31847,
May 11. 4706

Boston (The) statues; a drama, by T. F. Gaff-
ney.

© T. F. Gaffney, Elgin, 111.; 1894:16578,
Mar. 24; 2c. July 8, 1895. 4707

Same.

© T. F. Gaffney, Elgin, 111.; 1895:35410,
July 8. 4708

Boston (The) tea-party; play in 1 act, by Alice
Cook Fuller. Fraukliu, O., Eldridge enter-
tainment house. 12 p. 12°.

© Nov. 15. 1913; 2c. Dec. 26, 1913: D:
35437; Eldridge entertainment house, Frank-
lin, O. 4709

See also Historical stories in dramatic

form.

Boston "Willamette; an original romantic drama
of Oregonian life in '55, in 3 acts, by W. B.
Fitzheury.

© Walter E. Fitzhenry, Somerville, Mass.;
1879 : 10487, Aug. 7. 4710

Botany Bay; an original melodrama in 5 acts,
by L. C. Tees.

© Levin C. Tees, Philadelphia; 1881:779,
Jan. 14. 4711

in 3 acts, founded in part on Dickons'

Great expectations, by L. C. Tees. Phila-
delphia, The Penn pub. co., 1893.

© Penn pub. co.. Philadelphia; 1893:33388,
July 15 ; 2c. July 15. 4712

221

4713

DEAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

4735

Boten (Die) seiner Eminenz; das spiel eines
verliebten, von Felix Josky. Bei'lin, E. Bloch,
1912. 64 p. 12°.

© Ic. Feb. 19, 1913; D: 33452; Eduard
Blocli, Berlin. 4713

Both in the same boat; comedy iu 1 act, by
Norman R. Field. 7 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 31, 1910; D : 20071 ; Henry B.
Toomer, Hattiesburg, Miss. 4714

Both members of this club; play in 1 act, by
Jack Barnette [i. e. J. \X. C. Baruette] 15
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 10, 1915; D : 39644 ; John Win-
fred Currie Baruette, Roxboro, N. C. 4714a

Both sides of the counter; comedy for one male

and two females, by Frances Aymar Mathews.

New York, E. S. Werner, 1907. 14 p. 12°.

© Edgar S. Werner & co.. New York; D:

11687, Nov. 7, 1907; 2c. Nov. 22, 1907. 4715

Both sides of the curtain. See Our players.

Both sides of the question. 14 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Celie Ellis, New York ; D : 4643, Feb. 23,
1004; 2c. Feb. 15, 1904. 4716

Bothwell; a tragedy in 5 acts, by J. T. Johns.

© James Thomas Johns, Boston ; 1877 : 6879,

Juue 11. 4717

Boton de rosa; pasatiempo en 1 acto, original
de M. Tlious, mlisica del maestro Luis Fog-
lietti. Madrid [Sociedad deautoresespaiioles]
1909. 30 p. 12°.

© Nov. IS, 1909; 2c. Nov. 19, 1909; D:
174SS; Maximilian Thous, Madrid. 4718

Bottle (The) imp; a comic opera in 2 acts,
libretto by J. A. Gould. Typewritten.

© John Alfred Gould, Boston; 1896:6744,
Jan. 27; 2c. Feb. 4. 4719

— - a drama in 5 acts, by Jas. A. Heme.

© Katharine C. Heme, St. Louis; 1888:
921, Jan. 9. 4720

Bottle of germs; libretto for a 3 act musical
farce, book and lyrics by A. N. C. Fowler. 59
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 12. 1910; D: 17916; A. N. C.
Fowler, Glens Falls, N. Y. 4721

Bottle (A) of ink; a burlesque comedy in 2 acts,
by Geo. H. Jessop and Wm. Gill.

© Jessop and Gill, United States; 1884:
21143, Oct. 2. 4722

Bottle (A) of poison; a farce, by Robert C. V.
Meyers.

© Lyceum pub. co., Philadelphia ; 1899 :
78004, Oct. 27; 2c. Nov. 7. 4723

Bottle (A) of sarsaparilla. See Powder-pufE
(A)

Bottle pool; play in 1 act. by S. J. Bell. [2],
15 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic Oct. 14, 1914; D: 38478; Stanley J.
Bell, Oakland, Cal. 4723a

Bottle 6-40-9; comedy in 1 act, by Will M.
Cressy. [14] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 12, 1910; D: 22549; Frank Rae,
New York. 4724

Bottled up; or. The goal of intemperance,

© William Bush, Chicago; 1870:2731, Oct.
11; 2c. Dec. 4, 1872. 4725

Bottom (The) of a well; 1 act playlet, by Albin
P. Ingram. 7 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 18, 1911; D: 25537; Anna Meek
Bonner. Oak Park, 111. 4726

Bottom (The) of the sea; a spectacular drama
in 4 acts.

© William W. Randall, New York; 1886:
14887, June 29 ; 2c. July 8. 4727

Bottom's dream; a comedy spectacular in 3
acts, by W. I. A^'arner.

© William Iverson Varner, Varner, Ark. ;
1894 : 36040, Aug. 1. 4728

• a Shakespearian perversion in 3 acts, by

W. T. W. Ball and Walter Pelham. music by
John J. Braham.

© William T. W. Ball, Boston ; 1884 : 18741,
Sept. 17. 4729

Bouchal (The) bawn; an Irish drama in 4 acts,
by M. J. Nerney.

© M. J. Nerney, Green Island, N. Y. ; 1889 :
20S10, July 5. 4730

Bouchaleen; a sensational Irish drama in 4
acts, by H. E. Walton.

© Henry E. Walton and Paddy Murphy,
United States; 1891:46620, Dec. 21. 4731

Boucher (Le) (The butcher); original 1 act
play, by M. C. Newhaus. 9 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Apr. 9, 1913 ; D : 32900 ; Marie Cross
Newhaus, New York. 4732

Bouderie; scenette en 1 acte, par M. Lecomte.
New York, William R. Jenkins, 1892.

© Maurice Lecomte, New York; 1892:8689.
Feb. 25 ; 2c. Feb. 29. 4733

BoufEons (Les); conte en 4 actes en vers, par
M. ZauiacoTs. [Paris, Imp. de I'lllustration]
1907. 2 p. 1., 94 p. 12°.

© Miguel Zamacois, Paris ; D : 10037, Feb.
28, 1907 ; 2c. Feb. 28, 1907. 4734

Bought; drama in 4 acts, by J. E. Warren.
114 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 9, 1910 ; D : 21522 ; John Ernest
W\nrren, New York. 4735

222

4736

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

4758

Bought and paid for; play in 4 acts, by G. H.
Broadhnrst. 144 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 14, 1910; D : 22S0S ; George H.
Broadhnrst, New York. 4736

Bought and sold; farce comedy in 1 act, by E.
O'Reilly. 24 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 5, 1915; D: 40851; Emmet
O'Reilly, New York. 4736a

or, That's the long and short of it, a dra-
matic composition in 4 acts, by R. G. Morris.
© Robert Griffith Morris, New York ; 1872 :
4675, May 6. 4737

Bought (The) satisfaction; play in 4 acts, by H.
Leclaire. [3], 176 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. P"eb. 21, 1912; D : 28791 ; Helene Le-
claire, New York. 4738

Boulder (The) and the bubble; or. The will
and the way, comedv in 4 acts, by Charles
Bradford. [58] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 4, 1912; D : 28217 ; Charles B.
Bradford, Richmond Hill, N. Y. 4739

Boule de neige (Snowball); opera bouffe in 3
acts, words by [Charles] Nuitter [pseud, of
C. L. E. Truinet] and [Etienne] Trefeu, mu-
sic by Jacques Offenbach.

© Frederic Delgado, Brooklyn ; 1872 : 1917,
Feb. 28. 4740

Bounced; an original and essentially American
comic opera in 2 acts, by J. Magnus and H. 0.
Banner, music by L. Lombard.

© Julian Magnus, H. C. Bunner and Louis
Lombard, United States; 1886:24430, Oct. 28.

4741

Bouncers (The); a comedy in 8 acts, by James
Ward,

© James T. O'Brien, Philadelphia; 1879:
5913, May 2. 4742

Bound; a romantic realistic drama in 4 acts,
by J. B. Matthews.

© J. Brander Matthews, New York; 1871:
6121, June 27. 4743

Bound and Free; two dramas, by Hugh Mann,
Boston, R. G. Badger, 1905. 80 p. 12°. ^

© Richard G. Badger, Boston; D:5737,
Nov. 7, 1904; 2c. Nov. 7, 1904. 4744

Bound by an oath; a domestic drama in 4 acts
and a proloiiue. by David Hill. Boston, "W. H.
Baker & co., 1890.

© D. W. Hildretb, United States; 1890:
28377, Sept. 15; 2c. Jan. 2, 1891. 4745

a melodrama in 4 acts, by Harry Shelton.

© McGill & Shipman, Altoona, Pa. ; D : 456,
May 11, 1901. 4746

Bound by his oath. See His just reward.

Bound forever; an original drama, by E. Hen-
derson. New York, 1884.

© Ettie Henderson, Long Branch, N. J. ;
1884 : 20439, Oct. 10. 4747

Bound (The) girl; a drama in 4 acts, by Smith
Sutton Broome [pseud, of A. M. Smith]

© Alice Maude Smith, Tacoma ; D : 163,
Feb. 23, 1901. 4748

Bound in honor. See Miller's (The) daughter.

Bound out; an original comedy drama in 4 acts,
by M. E. Ryan.

© Ma rah Ellis Ryan, Baraboo, Wis. ; 1885 :
7659, Apr. 1. ^ 4749

Bound to occur; a musical comedy in 3 acts, by
J. Arthur.

© Joseph Arthur, New York ; 1884 : 16691,
Aug. 18. 4750

Bound to see the girls. See Git thar, Eli.

Bound to silence; a play in 4 acts, by A. H.
Bailey. 60 p. t". Typewritten.

© Allan H. Bailey, Indianapolis ; D : 1340,
Jan. 23, 1902; 2c. Feb. 17, 1902. 4751

Bound to succeed; a drama in 4 acts.

© Oliver Doud Byron, United States; 1880:
1243. Jan. 21. 4752

Bound to the past; drama in 3 acts, by Bert
Aldane [pseud, of I. Badanes] [83] p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 19, 1914 ; D : 36462 ; Ida Badanes,
New York. 4752a

Bound to win; a melodrama in 4 acts, by A. J.
Warren.

© Albert J. Warren, New York; 18S6 :
15805, July 12. 4753

an original play, by Frank Rogers.

© Blanche Selwyn and Ben Gilfoil, United
States ; 1878 : 592, Jan. 11. 4754

Boundary (The) line.

© Frank Galer, Staten Island, N. Y. ; 1892 :
17S60, Apr. 25. 4755

Boundary (The) rider; by Guy Boothby. Tyi)e-

written.

© Longley Taylor, New York ; D : 566, June

11. 1901; 2c. June 11, 1901. 4756

Bounders (The); a comedy in 1 act, by G. E.

Crater, jr. 27 p. f. Typewritten.

© George E. Crater, jr., Brooklyn ; D : 13570,

Aug. 18, 1908; 2c. Aug. 18, 1908. 4757

Bounding (The) fawn of the prairies. See Far

(The) West.

Bouquet (A); by Edith Wheeler. London, J.
Williams, ltd. ; New York, Edward Schuberth
& CO., 1907. 7 p. 12".

© Joseph Williams, ltd., London ; D : 11236,
Aug. 27, 1907 ; 2c. Aug. 27, 1907. 4758

223

475d

DEAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

4778

Bouquet (A) — Continued.

a comedietta in 1 act, adapted from the

French by J. A. Woodward. Boston, C. H.

Spencer. (Spencer's universal stage, no. 54)

© Charles H. Spencer, Boston; 1871:2070,

Apr. 5 ; 2c. Apr. 5. 4759

play in 4 acts, by E. Goldbeck. 73 p. f°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 16. 1911; D: 23371; Edward
Goldbeck, New York. 4760

Bouquet of rose spirits. See Short plays for
small players.

Bouquets and bombshells; a comedy in 4 acts,
tr. and adapted by J. W. Shannon.

© J. W. Shannon, United States; 187S :
2484, Feb. 28. 4761

Bourgeois (Le) aux champs; comedie en 3
actes, de M. Brieux. 39 p. {In La petite
illustration, no. 62, 9 mai 1914; serie-theatre
no. 38)

© May 9, 1914; Ic. June 3, 1914; 0:37204;
M. Brieux, Paris. 4761a

Bourgeois (Le) gentilhomme; com^die-ballet
en 5 actes, par MoIitM'e, with profuse liistori-
cal, philological, idiomatical and descriptive
notes, by Scheie De Vere. Kew York, W. R.
Jenkins,' 1889.

© William R. Jenkins. New York; 1880:
115G1, Apr. 12; 2c. June 20. 4762

comedie-ballet par Moliere, ed. by Thomas

Edward Oliver. Boston, New York [etc.]
Ginn and company [1914; xxxv, 180 p. front,
(port.) 12".

© Jan. 22, 1914; 2c. Jan. 30. 1914; A:
361779; Thomas Edward Oliver, Urbana. 111.

4762a

ed. with an introduction and notes, by

M. Levi. . . New York, H. Holt and com-
pany, 1910. xxvii, 175 p. 16".

© July 8. 1910 ; 2c. July 11, 1910 ; A : 2GS245 ;
Henry Holt & co.. New York. 4763

— See also Merchant (The) gentleman.

Bourgeon (Le); comedie en 3 actes, par G.
Fevdeau. Pnris, Lihrairie theatrale, 1906.
3 p. 1., [31-318 p. 12°.

© Georges Fevdean, Paris; D : 9498, Nov. 19,
1906; 2c. Oct. 15, 1900. 4764

Bourse (La) ou la vie; pi&ce en 4 actes. par
A. Capus. New York, V. Ciocia, 1900. cover-
title, 74 p. 8°.

© Alfred Capns, France; 1900 A: 30196,
Dec. 14 ; 2c. Dec. 14. 4765

See also Theatre complet; [de] Alfred

Capus.

Boute-en-train; comedie en 3 actes, [par] A.
Athis. Paris, Librairie theatrale, 1908. [4],
193 p. 12".

© Alfred Athis, Paris; D : 14465, Dec. 7,
1908; 2c. Dec. 7, 1908. 4766

Bouton (Le) de Berdouillard; boiiffonnerie mili-
taire en 1 acte. par Louis Bouvet et G. Arribat.
Paris, C. Joubert, 1911. 31 p. 8".

© Dec. 28, 1911; 2c. Jan. 23, 1912; D:
28397 ; Joubert, Paris. 4767

Boviander (The); play in 1 act, by Clara Hall

Allan and Carolyn Hawkins Key. 16 p. f".

Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 24, 1914; D: 38303; C. H. Allan

and C. H. Key, Detroit. 4767a

Bow (The) legged pup; a farcical comedietta in

1 act, by G. K. Warren. Typewritten.

© Giles Reynolds Warren, Decatur, 111.;
1895 : 1383, Jan. 3 ; Ic. Jan. 24. 4768
Same.

© Giles Reynolds Warren, United States;
1895:4000, Jan. 14. 4769

Bow (The) of orange ribbon.

© Mrs. II. D. Pittman. St. Louis; D : 12428,
Feb. 24. 1908. 4770

[by] L. Mead.

© Leon Mead, Binghamton, N. Y. ; 1809:
50997, Aug. 8. 4771

Bow Sing; opera in 3 scenes, libretto by C.
Fleming, theme suggested by A. Voegtlin, mu-
sic by M. Klein. 14 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 24, 1911; D : 23440 ; Carroll
Fleming, Arthur Voegtlin and Manuel Klein,
New York. 4772

Bowery (The); a 5 act sensational comedy-
drama, by Eugene Thomas.

© Thomas E. Shea, E. Cambridge, Mass.;
1S92 : 40003, Oct. 8. 4773

Bowery (The) after dark; a comedy in 4 acts,
by A. H. Woods.

© Albert H. Woods, New York ; 1899 : 10542,
Feb. 4. 4774

Bowery (The) after ten; an original comedy
drama, by J. Walsh and E. Chrissie.

© John Walsh and Ed. Chrissie, United
States; 1895:14950, Mar. 15. 4775

Bowery (A) baron.

© Billy B. Van, Georges Mills, N. H. ; D:
3444, May 16, 1903. 4776

Bowery (The) boy; an American comedy drama
in 4 acts, by J. D. Clifton.

© Joseph D. Clifton, Brooklyn; 1897: 20212,
Mar. 29. 4777

an American comedy drama in 3 acts, by

A. M. Miller, jr.

© A. M. Miller, jr., United States; 1805:
55942, Nov. 4. 4778

224

4779

COPYEIGHTED IX THE UNITED STATES

4804

Bowery (The) boy — Coutinued.

— — comedy-melodrama in 5 acts, by G. Ken-
nington and T. W. Arthur.

© George Kennington and T. W. Arthur,
New York; 1895:66914, Dec. 31. 4779

a local melodrama in 5 acts, by W. A.

Brady.

© Wm. A. Brady, New York ; 1895 : 63908,
Dec. 17. 4780

Bowery (The) boys; an American comedy
drama in 3 acts, by A. M. Miller, jr.

© Ambrose Marshall Miller, jr., New York ;
1895 : 60495, Nov. 30. 4781

Bowery (The) bud; by L. M. Meaney. 19 p. 4°.
Tyi^ewritten.

© Lottie Myrtle Meaney, Charlestown,
Mass.; D : 11322, Sept. 10, 1907; 2c. Sept. 10,
1907. 4782

Bowery (A) burlesque; a dramatic composition,
by Jules Hurtig.

© Jules Hurtig, New York; 1897:66084,
66085, Nov. 27. 4783, 4784

Bowery (The) burlesquers; a dramatic compo- Bowery sports; comedy and burlesque in 3 acts,
sition, by J. Hurtig. by J. B. Donovan.

© Jules Hurtig, New York ; 1897 : 64902, © James B. Donovan, New York ; 1896 :

Nov. 22. 4785 60741, Nov. 5. 4798

Bowery (The) Caruso; playlet, by Max M. Si- Bowery (The) waif; a melodrama in prologue

Bowery (The) masqueraders; a musical ex-
travaganza in 1 act, by A. Davis.

© Austin Davis, Boston ; D : 2596, Nov. 12,
1902. 4793

Bowery (The) newsgirl; comedy drama of N. Y.
life in 4 acts, by Joseph Totten. 4°. Type-
written.

© Riess & Totten. New York ; D : 6232, Feb.
16, 1905; 2c. Feb. 16, 1905. 4794

Bowery (The) night school; a vaudeville
sketch, by John T. Mclntyre. Philadelphia,
The Penn publishing company, 1906. 20 p.
12°.

© Penn pub. co., Philadelphia ; D : 9274, Oct.
19, 1906; 2c. Oct. 19, 1906. 4795

Bowery (The) of New York; melodrama in 4
acts, by Edward E. Rose.

© Clara F. Rose, Marshfield Hills, Mass.;
1897 : 7763, Jan. 28. 4796

Bowery (The) pawnbroker; melodrama of New
York life, by Joseph Totten. 4°. Typewritten.

© Amer. amusement assn., Chicago ; D :
5757, Nov. 11, 1904 ; 2c. Nov. 11, 1904. 4797

mou. 8 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 28, 1913 ; D : 32121 ; Anna Simon.
New York. 4786

Bowery (A) girl; a comedy-drama in 4 acts, by
Ada Lee Bascom. Typewritten.

© Harry Williams, New York ; 1894 : 43902,
Sept. 19; 2c. Nov. 21. 4787

— a comedy-drama of New York life, by C. T.
Vincent and W. A. Brady. Typewritten,

© Charles T. Vincent and William A.
Brady, New York; 1894:50773, Oct. 31: 2c.
Dec. 3. 4788

play in 1 act, by M. Cameron. 5 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 3, 1912 ; D : 30732 ; Myrtle Cam-
eron, St. Louis. 4789

Bowery (The) girls; by J. Hurtig.

© Jules Hurtig, New York; 1898:45008,
July 28. 4790

Bowery (The) king.

© John T. Inman, Coney Island, N. Y. ; D :
1921, May 19, 1902. 4791

Bowery (The) maidens; by J. Hurtig.

© Jules Hurtig, New York; 1898:45011.
July 28. 4792

and 4 acts and 7 scenes, by F. Whitman, f".
Typewritten.

© Frauklyn Whitman, San Francisco ; D :
4537, Jan. 21, 1904 ; 2c. Jan. 21, 1904. 4799

Bowery (The) widows; by J. Hurtig.

© Jules Hurtig, New York; 1898:45006,
July 28. 4800

Bowl (A) of soup; an original curtain raiser, by
Scott Marble.

© A. H. Hart, United States ; 1892 : 30846,
July 25. 4801

Bowl- wearing (The) princess; 1 act play
adapted from a legend told by ;\Ime. Ozaki in
her book. Heroes of Japan, by M. Harris.
[1], 11 p. f. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 10, 1913; D: 32623; Mable Har-
ris, Seattle. 4802

Bows and arrows; a comedy in 3 acts, by R. G.
Morris, jr.

© Robert GrifHn Morris, jr., New York:
1880 : 7972, May 24. 4803

Box K (The) ranch. See San Saba.

Box no. 8; comedy in 3 acts, by T. M. Raulein.
64 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 13, 1911; D: 24108; Theodore
M. Raulein, New York. 4804

5379—15-

-15

225

4805

DKAMATIO COMPOSITIONS

4825

Box (A) of cash; a comedy in 3 acts, by E. M.
Favor.

© Edward M. Favor, Neve York; 1885:
17497, Aug. 17. 4805

Box of kisses; comedy in 1 act, by J. F. Cooke.
20 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 21, 1914 ; D : 35726 ; James Fran-
cis Cooke, Bala, Pa. 4805a

Box (A) of matches; a new and original mu-
sical comedy in 3 acts, by W. A. Houpt, pro-
fessionally known as W. A. Mestayer.

© William A. Houpt, United States; 1884:
14S41, July 21. 4806

Box (A) of monkeys, and other farce com-
edies; by Grace Livingston Furniss. New
York, Harper & brothers, 1891. 3 p. 1., [3]-
257 p. 12°.

Contents: A box of luonkeys. — The Jack
trust. — The veneered savage. — Tulu.

© Harper & bros., New York ; 1891 : 10778,
Mar. 23; 2c. May 9. 4806a

Box of perfectos; or, The hunt for antiques,
vaudeville comedy for two, by G. A. Lemming.
10 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 12, 1910; D: 21021; Geo. A.
Lemming, Chicago. 4807

Box (A) of pills; comedy in 3 acts, by J. E.
Nicholson.

© J. E. Nicholson, Cincinnati; 1887:26439,
Oct. 13. 4808

— a farce-comedy in 3 acts, by A. F. Wohl-

fartb.

© A. F. Wohlfarth, St. Louis ; 1886 : 16856,
July 23. 4809

a farcical comedy, by F. J. Pilling.

© Frank J. Pilling, Boston; 1885:3445,
Feb. 7. 4810

Box of powders; comedy for one male and one
female, text and stage business ed. and rev. by
Pauline Phelps and Marion Short. New York,
Edgar S. Werner & co. [1906]

© Edgar S. Werner, New York; D:9477,
Nov. 12, 1906; 2c. Nov. 26, 1906. 4811

Box (A) of wrinkles; a satiric farce in 3 acts,
by B. Whitney.

© Bruce Whitney, Detroit; 1889:34192,
Nov. 11. 4812

Box (The) oflBce boy; vaudeville sketch, by E.
Keith Musgrove. 8 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 28, 1911; D: 25092; Ethel K.
Musgrove, Louisville. 4813

Box (The) oflace man; play in 1 act, by Thomas
J. Gray. [16] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 19, 1914; D: 37069; Noble &
Brooks, New York. 4813a

Box (A) office stamp; a farce comedy in 3 acts,
by H. M. Knapp.

© Charles Daniels and H. M. Knapp, St.
Louis ; 1891 : 3271, Jan. 22. 4814

Box (A) seat. Typewritten.

© Sara C. Siegel, Cleveland; D : 7090, Aug.
10, 1905; 2c. Aug. 10, 1905. 4815

Boxers (The); a play in 4 acts, by L. Marston
and C. Heverin.

© Lawrence Marston and Cator Heverin,
New York ; 1900 A : 14421, June 11. 4816

Boxers (The) of China; in 4 acts, by C. E.
Blaney.

© Charles E. Blaney, New York; 1900 A:
17190, July 12. 4817

Boxing' a king's ears; a play in 4 acts, arr. for
the stage from one of the fairy tales of
Laboulaye, by S. Howell.

© S. Howell, New Orleans; 1874:10346,
Aug. 6. 4818

Boy (The); a comedy in 3 acts, by A. M. Led-
erer.

© Allison M. Lederer, Ridgewood, N. J. ;
1898:74687, Dec. 21; 2c. Dec. 22. 4819

play in 3 acts, by Justin Sterns [pseud, of

J. Lewis] [2], 123 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 2, 1913; D: 34388; Justine
Lewis, New York. 4820

Boy (A) and a girl.

© Harrv Shannon, Haverhill, Mass.; 1900
A : 12218, May 14. 4821

Boy (The) and girl of Dublin; a play in 5 acts,
by J. B. Bradley.

© J. B. Bradley, Pittsburgh; 1883:8099,
May 3. 4822

a play in 3 acts, by J. B. Bradley.

© J. B. Bradlev, Pittsburgh; 1882:21728,
Dec. 21; 2c. Apr. 28, 1883. 4823

Boy (The) and the burglar. See Pals.

Boy (The) and the girl; a musical comedy in
2 acts, by R. Carle. 4°. Typewritten.

© Richard Carle. New York ; D : 12317, Feb.
6, 1908 ; 2e. Feb. 5, 1908. 4824

Boy (The) avenger. Sec Thrown upon the
world. — Tracked to death.

Boy (The) bandit; vaudeville sketch in 1 act, by
J. W. Turconi. 8 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 17, 1914; D: 39122; Joseph W.
Turconi, Holyoke, Mass. 4824a

Boy (The) bandits of Chicago; a comedy melo-
drama in 4 acts, by W. J. Burke.

© William J. Burke, Springfield, Mass.;
D : 4373, Dec. 3, 1903. 4825

226

4826

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

4849

Boy (The) behind the gun,

© Harry Clay Blaney, New York ; D : 6964,
July 15, 1905. 4826

Same. 4°. Typewritten.

© Harry Clay Blaney, New York ; D : 6141,
Jan. 26, 1905 ; 2c. July 15, 1905. 4827

Boy Blue; musical pastoral, libretto, lyrics and
music by M. R. Martin. 26 p. f. Type-
written. [Libretto only]

© Ic. July 25, 1912 ; D : 30419 ; Margaret R.
Martin, St. Joseph, Mo. 4828

Boy (The) detective. 128 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Chas. E. Blaney, New York; D : 10998,

July 19, 1907; 2c. July 19, 1907. 4829

'an American melodrama, by N. S. Woods.

76 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Amer. amusement assn., Chicago; D:
9345, Oct. 30, 1906; 2c. Oct. 20, 1906. 4830

a dramatization in 3 acts, by H. A. Weaver.

© Thomas B. MacDonough, Brooklyn ; 1871 :
8843, Sept. 22. 4831

See also Waifs of New York.

Boy (The) from Kerry; an Irish comedy in 4

acts, by J. J. Williams.
© J. J. Williams, Seattle; 1891:46047, Dec.

17. 4832

Boy (The) from Sunset; western love drama In
3 acts, by D. R. Pierce. 31 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. June 11, 1915; D : 40901 ; Dayton
Richard Pierce, Union Hill, N. J.

4 p.

4832a
Type-

Boy (The) from the East
written.

© Leo Francis McGinn, Providence, R. I. ;
D: 14339, Nov. 21, 1908; 2c. Nov. 21, 1908.

4833

Boy (The) from the "West; comedy-drama in 4
acts,- by W. C. Elmendorf.

© William C. Elmendorf, New York; D:
6371, Mar. 3, 1905. 4834

Boy (The) gambler; an original sensational
drama in 3 acts, by P. A. Fitzgerald.

© Robert Ellwood, Philadelphia; 1874:
7688, June 8. 4835

Boy (A) hero; a play, by M. T. Stone and M.
Hayden.

© Mary Tillotson Stone and Martin Hayden.
New York ; 1886 : 14731, June 28. 4836

Boy (The) heroes of '64. See New Market.

Boy (The) I left behind; in 3 acts, by J. Mc-

Cree, adapted from Geo. V. Hobart's farce,

Mrs. Black is back. 122 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 20. 1911; D: 25539; Junie Mc-

Cree, Sbeepshead Bay, N. Y. 4837

Boy (A) in gray; or, False idols; drama in 3
acts, by F. D. Reinau.

© F. D. Reinau, New York; 1898:64362,
Nov. 2. 4838

Boy (The) in green; play in 3 acts, by Paul

Tresize [pseud, of S. F. Whitman] [6], 115
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 1, 1913; D: 33970; Stephen

French Whitman, New York. 4839

Boy (The) king; romantic play in 4 acts, by
W. Howard. 4 v. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 27, 1913; 0:34558; Walter
Howard, London. ' 4840

Boy (The) miner. See Grizzly Adams, the
hunter of the Sierra Nevada.

Boy (The) next door.

© George P^'elix, Brooklyn ; D : 4562, Jan.
29, 1904. 4841

by L. M. Meaney. 17 p. 4°. Typewritten,

© Ic. Sept. 6, 1910 ; D : 21945 ; Lottie Myr-
tle Meaney, Charlestown, Mass. 4842

Boy (The) of the mines. See Willi-Joe.

Boy (A) of the period. See Lorena's lovers.

Boy (A) of the streets; a melodrama in 4 acts,
by C. T. Vincent. 4°. Typewritten.

© Charles T. Vincent and Henry D. Gra-
hame. New York ; D : 3466, May 21, 1903 ; 2c.
May 21, 1903. 4843

Boy (A) or a girl; or. King Gabalus, an opera
in a prologue and 2 acts, by D. Young. Type-
written.

© Arthur W. Tarns and Daniel Young, New
York ; D : 711, July 31, 1901 ; 2c. July 31, 1901.

4844

Boy (The) plunger; a comedy in 4 acts, by C. E.
Blaney. 4°. Typewritten.

© Chas. E. Blaney, New York; D : 9225,
Oct. 13, 1906; 2c. Oct. 13, 1906. 4845

Boy (The) ranger; a romantic melodrama.
© Frank I. Frayne, United States; 1892:
8155, Feb. 20. 4846

Boy (The) reporter; play in 1 act, by W. J.
Parker. [3], 11 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 22, 1913; D: 34503; Walter J.
Parker, Chicago. 4847

Boy (The) scout; by A. D. Gash. Typewritten.

© A. D. Gash, Chicago; 1899:76516, Nov.

23 ; 2c. Dec. 11. 4848

Boy scout of the Sierras; romantic spectacular
border drama in 5 acts.

© N. S. Wood, United States; 1886:24918,
Nov. 4. 4849

227

4850

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

4870

Boy (The) scouts; play for boys in 3 acts, by
Walter Ben Hare. Boston, W. H. Baker &
CO., 1913. 50 p. 12°.

© June 28, 1913; 2c. June 30, 1913; D:
33679 ; Walter H. Baker & co., Boston. 4850

Boy (The) sleuth of Bugville. See I'll tell my
mother on you.

Boy (The) tramp; or, The maniac mother.

© Tiosine Neuville, Brooklyn; 1886:16645,
July 21. 4851

Boy wanted; farce comedy in 3 acts, by C. E.
Blauey.

© Chas. E. Blaney, New York; 1895:19132,
Apr. 6. 4852

Boy (The) who found out; drama in 1 act, by
(Charles Sumner [pseud, of C. S. Hayes] and
('harles Collins. 27 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. May 14, 1915; D: 40722; Charles S.
Hayes, Chicago. 4852a

Boy (The) with the boodle; a musical melo-
drama in 4 acts, by H. Hall. 99 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Howard Hall, East Elmhurst. N. Y. ; D :
10626, May 23, 1907 ; 2c. June 20, 1907. 4853

Boycott (The); farce comedy in 3 acts, by H. B.
Lister. 45 p. f. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 23, 1910; D: 20278; Henry B.
Lister, San Francisco. 4854

a story of to-day in 3 acts, by George

Jacobs. [51] p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 5, 1912 ; D : 29292 ; Geo. J. Har-
ter, Akron, O. 4855

Boycotted; or, The Chinatown mystery, a local

drama in 3 acts and 13 scenes, by J. C. Welch.

© James Charles Welch, San Francisco;

1886 : 24112, Oct. 25. 4856

Boycotter (The); a farcical comedy in 3 acts.

© Hugh Farrar McDermott, New York;

1886 : 2615, Jan. 30. 4857

Boycotters (The) and the marriage bureau; a

farcical comedy in 4 acts, by H. F. McDermott.

© Hugh Farrar McDermott, New York;

1886:6807, Mar. 24; Ic. Mar. 24. 4858

Boyhood pranks; or. The little Flips in trou-
ble, laughable interlude or minstrel finale, by
Frank Dumont. New York, M. Witmark &
sons, 1905. 11 p. 16°.

© M. AVitmark & sons, New York ; D : 6535,
Apr. 17, 1905 ; 2c. Apr. 17, 1905. 4859

Boys (The) and Betty; play in 3 acts, by G. V.
Hobart. [108] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© George V. Hobart, Pelham Manor. N. Y. ;
D : 13696, Sept. 1, 1908 ; 2c. Sept. 1, 1908.

4860

Boys and girls; a play of college life in 1 act,
by M. Ott. [22] p. 4°. Mimeographed.

© Ic. Feb. 8, 1913 ; D : 32244 ; Matthew Ott.
Wollaston, Mass. 4861

Boys and girls again. See Our school-days. —
School-days.

Boys (The) in blue; or. The traitor's doom, a
military drama in 5 acts, by D. A. Sunderland

" and C. B. Rhodes. Providence, A. Cranford
Greene, printer, 1871.

© D. A. Sunderland, Providence, R. I. ;
1871 : 1199. Feb. 13 ; 2c. Feb. 27. 4862

Boys (The) in white; by J. S. Melton.

© Jacob S. Melton, Muncie, Ind. ; D : 15924,
May 22, 1909. 4863

Boy's literary conference; a school play for
six boys. New York, E. S. Werner & co., 1904.
12 p. 12°.

© Edgar S. Werner, New York; D : 5206,
June 11, 1904; 2c. Oct. 17, 1904. 4864

Boy's mother; American comedy drama in 3
acts, by F. Rider and M. A. Hopkins. [214]
p. 8°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 11, 1912; D: 28284; Fremont
Rider and Mary Alden Hopkins, New York.

4865

Boys (The) of Kilkenny; an Irish play of the
present day, by T. Walsh.

© Townsend Walsh, New York ; 1897 : 21452.
Apr. 3. 4866

Boys (The) of New York; a dramatic composi-
sition in 5 acts, by W. F. Phillips. 87 p. 8°.
Typewritten.

© Will F. Phillips, New York; D : 4355.
Dec. 8. 1903; 2c. Dec. 8, 1903. 4867

— a 4 act comedy drama, by C. E. Blaney.

© Charles E. Blaney, New York; 1897:
60624, Oct. 26. 4868

a sensational comedy drama in 4 acts, by

T. H. Winnett.

© Thomas H. Winnett, New York ; 1891 :
3442, Jan. 23. 4869

Boys (The) of '67. See Fough-a-ballagh.

Boys of the Golden brotherhood; 1 act comedy
skit, by D. D. Aaronson. 16 p. 4°. Tjqje-
written.

© Ic. Apr. 16, 1915; D: 40509; D. Darby
Aaronson, New York. 4869a

Boy's proposal; little comedy in 1 act, by A.
Eckersley. New York, Samuel French ; Lon-
don, Saiuuel French, ltd., 1909. 28 p. 12°.

© Nov. 13, 1909; 2c. Nov. 15, 1909: D:
17374; Arthur Eckersley, London. 4870

228

4871

COPYBIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

4895

Boy's (A) revenge for the death of his parents
and loss of his home; a synopsis of a 5 act
drama, by W. J. Hurley.

<c) William J. Hurley, San Francisco; D:
683, July 23, 1901. 4871

or, A night in Ireland, a dramatic com-
position in 5 acts, by W. J. Hurley.

© William J. Hurley, San Francisco ; D :
412, Apr. 30, 1901. 4872

Boys together; a comedy drama in 4 acts, by
A. Fallon.

© Anita Fallon, New York; 1890:17417,
May 28. 4873

Boys wanted; a vaudeville sketch in 1 scene,
by L. Wood.

© Leo Wood, New York; D: 10418, Apr.

26, 1907. 4874

Boys will be girls; a girlsterious extravaganza

in 1 act, by Sherman F. Johnson. Boston, W.

H. Baker & co., 1905. 20 p. 12°.

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston ; D : 7221,
Sept. 7, 1905; 2c. Oct. 12, 1905. 4875

Boys (The) with the chairs; pantomime act,
by C. Martinettie. 4 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Clark Martinettie, Boston; D : 14532,
July 10, 1908 ; 2c. Dec. 14, 1908. 4876

Brae, the poor house girl; a drama in 3 acts,
by C. L. Piper. Clyde, O., A. D. Ames.

© A. D. Ames, Clyde, O. ; 1887 : 29799, Nov.
17 ; 2c. Dec. 5. 4877

Brace (A) of burglars; a 1 act dramatic com-
position, by F. J. Beaman. 16 p. 4". Type-
written.

© Fred J. Beaman, Jackson, Mich.; D:
15629, Apr. 15, 1909 ; 2c. Apr. 15, 1909. 4878
Brace of partridges; a farcical comedy in 3
acts, by Robert Ganthony. . . New York, S.
French; London, S. French, ltd., 1906. 74 p.
12°.

© Samuel French, New York; D : 8635.
June 5, 1906 ; 2c. June 3, 1909. 4879

humorous play in 3 acts, by Robert Gan-
thony.

© Richard Ganthony, Sheepshead Bay,
N. Y. ; 1897 : 36914, June 22. 4880

Brace (A) of woodcock; a 1 act comedy, by
J. Marlin.

© Jane Marlin, New Haven, Conn. ; 1899 :
.39349, June 15. 4881

Bracelet (The); play in 1 act, by Alfred Sutro.
New York, S. French ; London, S. French, ltd.,
1912. 24 p. 12°.

© Mar. 28, 1912; 2c. Mar. 29, 1912; D:
29314; Samuel French, ltd., London. 4882

^by L. B. Mallory. 21 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Mar. 3, 1913; D: 32502; Lilian B.
Mallory, New York. 4883

Bradford folks; or, Old Yankee neighbors, a

rural comedy drama in 4 acts, by H. D. Smart.

© Herbert Durrell Smart, Nashua, N. H. ;

1899 : 79045. Dec. 5. 4884

Bradlee (The) children; play in 3 acts, by F.
Thoin. 147 p. 8°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 1, 1913 ; D : 32479 ; Fanny Thorn,
New York. 4885

Bradstreets; a modern comedy drama in 4 acts,
by B. L. Anthony.

© Burt Luther Anthony, Easton. Pa.; D:
4779, Mar. 22, 1904. 4886

or, Fortune hunters, an original comedy in

4 acts, by B. L. Anthony.

© B. L. Anthony, Easton, Pa.; D : 11446.
Sept. 30. 1907. 4887

Brady, the agent; play in 1 act, by J. H. Simms.
12 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© John H. Simms, Los Angeles ; D : 6881,
June 26, 1905 ; 2c. June 12, 1905. 4888

Brady's boy; an original domestic comedy, by
Ed. Chrissie. 23 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Frank B. Richardson, Brooklyn; D:
385, Apr. 23, 1901; 2c. Dec. 1, 1900. 4889

Brautigam wider willen, und Der walzertraum
einer lustigen wittwe; operette in 3 aufzue-
gen, von W. Forgo.

© William Forgo, New York; D : 14762, Jan.
7, 1909. 4890

Brag o-the-t wins; parody and satire, by B. Lip-
set. 20 p. f. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 31, 1913; D: 32878; Bernhard
Lipset, Seattle. 4891

Brain storm; monologue, by T. H. Dalton. 2 p.
f°. Typewritten.

© Thomas H. Dalton, Rochester, N. Y. ; D :
11270, Sept. 3, 1907; 2c. Sept. 3, 1907. 4892

play in 1 act, by R. F. Manning. [1], 8 p.

4°. T3T)ewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 27, 1913; D: 34553; Robert
Franklin Manning, Brooklyn. 4893

Brain (The) worker; play in 1 act, by W. Bow-
man. 17 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 27, 1915; D: 40848; Willard
Bowman and Bertha Creighton, New York.

4893a

Braino (The) man; a comedy in 3 acts, by Sara
Preston, Amy Oliver and R. E. Dyar. 32 p.
8°. Printed.

© Ralph E. Dyar, Minneapolis; D: 10651.
May 16, 1907; 2c. June 10, 1907. 4894

Brains; by Joe Kerr.

© Wm. M. Kerr, New York; 1891:41565,
Nov. 20. 4895

229

4896

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

491T

Brains — Continued.

by L. Rohr. 74 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 26, 1909 ; D : 17540 ; Louis Rohr,
Chicago. 4896
play in 3 acts, by I. Levy. 216 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 3, 1915; D: 39574; I-mie Levy,
Trenton, N. J. 4896a

Brains vs. brawn; a comedy in 2 acts, by J.

Ashcroft.

© John Ashcroft, New Yorli; 1887:2560,

Feb. 1; 2c. Feb. 1. 4897

Brains vs. gold. See Q. Z.
Brainstorms of Bluebeard; play in 2 acts, by

J. H. Thacher. 28 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 8, 1910 ; D : 20744 ; John Hamil-
ton Thacher, Kansas City, Mo. 4898

Braisley diamond; a farcical comedy in 3 acts,
b\' Lush, Smyth, Tremayne and Hall. 139 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© W. G. Smyth, New York ; D : 7861, Jan.
3, 1906; 2c. Jan. 8, 1906. 4899

Brakespeare; drama in 4 acts, by T, W. King.

© Thomas Worthington King, New York;

1890 : 8354, Mar. 13. 4900

Brambleton fair; a musical comedy in 3 acts, by

W. J. Newton.

© Watson J. Newton, Washington; 1891:

13605, Apr. 14; 2c. May 16. 4901

Brand; by Henrik Ibsen, with introduction by

William Archer. New York, C. Scribner's

sons, 1906. xii, 262 p. 12°.

© Charles Scribner's sons. New York; A:
160715, Nov. 16, 1906 ; 2c. Nov. 16, 1906. 4901a

a dramatic poem, by Henrik Ibsen, tr. into

Enailish prose by J. M. Olberman. Oregon
ed. Portland, Or. [Printed by A. F. Ellis]
1912. 1 p. 1., iii, [1], 168 p. front, (port.)
16°.

© Aug. 3, 1912 ; 2c. Aug. 9, 1912 ; A : 319328 ;
J. M. Olberman, Portland, Or. 4902

et dramatisk digt, [af] Henrik Ibsen, ed.

with introduction and notes by Julius E.

Olson. Chicago, J. Anderson pub. co., 1908.

Ivi. 349 p. 12°.

© John Anderson pub. co., Chicago ; A :

206405, May 8, 1908 ; 2c. May 9, 1908. 4903
Sec also Works (The) of Henrik Ibsen.

Brand (The); a 4 act drama, by S. S. Seibert.
© S. S. Selbert. Ft. Smith, Ark. ; D : 12454.
Feb. 14, 1908. 4904

Brand der leidenschaften; schausplel in4akteu.
von Josip Kosor. Miinchen, Dramatisches
centralbiiro Rubinverlag. 107 p. 12°.

© Ic. Nov. 22, 1911 ; D : 25824 ; Dramatisches
centralbiiro Rubinverlag, M. & W. Koliler,
Munich. 4905

Brand (A) new woman; an operatic comedy
satire in 3 acts, by E. Navratil,

© Edward Navratil, New York; 1895:
37441, July 19. 4906

Brand (The) of Cain; a drama in 4 acts, by
A. L. Fisher and J. H. Zerr.

© A. L. Fisher and J. H. Zerr, Reading, Pa. ;
1895:61551, Dec. 5. 4907

' in 4 acts, by H. J. Fowler.

© H. J. Fowler, Geneva, N. Y. ; 1900 A:
25601, Oct. 15. 4908

a romantic drama in 4 acts, by A. Wolford

and A. Wolford.

© Augustus Wolford and Arnold Wolford,
St. Louis ; 1896 : 2982, Jan. 7.

See also Black Dick.

4909

Brand (The) of shame; a sensational drama in
1 act.

© Anton Shaad, Cincinnati ; 1876 : 7574,
June 22. 4910

Brand (The) of the Drakes; modern 3 act

drama, by M. Keightley. 80 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Mar. 28, 1910; D : 20617 ; Mabel

Keightley, South Bend. Ind. 4911

Branded; an original melodrama in 4 acts, by
M. Price.

© Mark Price. United States; 1890:7764,
Mar. 8. 4912

.or, The spirit of vengeance, an original

drama in 4 acts, by B. Maurice Bailey.

© Edward M. Bailey, Riverpoint, R. I. ; D :
3304, Apr. 17, 1903. 4913

See also E. — Viola.

Branded by the dead; 5 act drama, by E. S.
Spencer.

© Ella S. Spencer, United States; 1883:
20843, Nov. 12. 4914

Branded for life. See Jean Valjeau.

Branded mavericks; a wisp from the mesa in
1 act, by M. Terrell and H. O. Stechhan. 22
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 24, 1912; D: 31786; Maverick
Terrell and H. O. Stechhan, Los Angeles. 4915

Brander (The); drama in 3 acts, by L. M. Piper.
[2], 87 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 18, 1910; D 22589; L. Marie
Piper. Columbus, O. 4916

Branding (The); comedy drama of western life
in 3 acts, by D. E. Davenport and J. W.
Dennis. [58] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 1, 1911; D: 28008; Delbert E.
Davenport and James W. Dennis, Wichita.

4917

230

4918

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

4935

Brandywine; an origiual drama, written and
aiT. by J. Hart.

© Josh Hart, New York; 1875:5401, May
24. 4918

Brannigan (The) club; a farcical comedy in 3
acts, by W. E. Keller.

© W. E. Keller, Pittsburgh; 1883:7170,
Apr. 16. 4919

Branningan's courtship.

© Wm. Mclntyre, Kenosha, Wis. ; 1895 :
55939, Nov. 4. 4920

Brannon on the moor; a romantic Irish drama
of Rapparee days, by J. E. Barrett.

© John E. Barrett, Scranton, Pa. ; D : 9810,
Jan. 9, 1907. 4921

Brantley; a drama in 5 acts, by W. J. Lynd.
© William John Lynd, Denver; 1876:1482,
Feb. 3; 2c. June 26. 4922

Brass; an original comedy in 4 acts, by G, P.
Rowe.

© George Fawcett Rowe, New York; 1875:
13786, Dec. 27 ; 2c. Apr. 22, 1876. 4923

■ See also Copper.

Brass and brains; a comedy in 4 acts, by J. A.
Lewis and W. R. Wilson.

© Julius A. Lewis and Will. R. Wilson, New
York; 1889:27798, Sept. 12. 4924

Brass bound box. See Lispet.

Brass (The) bowl; a play in 4 acts, by W. Smith
and L. J. Vance, from the novel of the same
title, by L. J. A^ance. 193 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Winchell Smith and Louis Joseph Vance,
New York ; D : 11896, Dec. 10. 1907 ; 2c. July
31, 1908. 4925

Brass bu.ttons; comedy in 4 acts, by M. Van
der Voort. 71 p. 4". Typewritten,

© Ic. Aug. 5, 1912; D: 30435; Maybelle
Van der Voort, Palo Alto, Cal. 4926

a comedy in 3 acts, for female characters

only, by Grace A. Luce. Boston, W. H. Baker
& CO., 1900. 37 p. 12". (Baker's edition of
plays)

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston ; 1900 A :
18812, July 30 ; 2c. Sept. 29. 4927

drama, by G. C. Elms. Typewritten.

© George C. Elms, Seattle; 1894:4976, Jan.
19; Ic. Jan. 19. 4928

Brass (The) collar; 1 act drama, by I. H. Mer-
lin. [3], 29 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. July 31, 1912 ; D : 30397 ; Iva Helena
Merlin, New York. 4929

Brass (The) tag; a play in 4 acts, by E. Aiken.

© Ednah Aiken, San Francisco ; D : 11866,

Nov. 20, 1907. 4930

Brasse's circus. 8ee Showman (The)

Brat (The); play in 3 acts, by M. Pulton. [91]
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 7, 1915; D : 41437 ; Maude Ful-
ton, San Francisco. 4930a

a story of Cape Cod, a comedy in 1 act, by

Edward McWade. 34 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Edward Robert McWade, New York ; D :
5354, July 28, 1904; 2c. July 28, 1904. 4931

Bi>aTbH (Diebriider); ,!i,paMa bt, S-x-b /;'feHcTBiHX'b cb
npojioroMt. 1 p. 1., 85 p. 4°. Ms.

© Ic. July 8, 1914 ; D : 374,96 ; Ossip Dymow,
New York. 4931a

Braumeister Bock; von R. Schlagintweit.

© Richard Schlagintweit, St. Lonis; 1900
A: 4078, Feb. 13. 4932

Braut (Die) des Lammes. See Napoleon II.

Braut (Die) des Spaniers; ein drama in 5
akten, von C. Becker.

© Carl Becker, New Orleans; 1875:9695,
Sept. 18. 4933

Braut (Die) von Korea; ballet in 4 akten und
8 bildern, von H. Regel, choreographische
theil von J. Hassreiter, musik von Josef
Bayer. Berlin, Schlesinger'sche buch und
musik-handlung (Rob. Lienau).

© Schlesinger'sche buch- und musikhand-
lung (Rob. Lienau), Berlin; 1897: 33436, June
2 ; Ic. June 2. 4934

Braut (Die) von Messina; by Johann Christoph
Priedrich von Schiller, ed. with a commentary
and notes by William Herbert Carruth. New
York, Boston [etc.] Silver, Burdett and co.
[1901] ix, 185 p. front, (port.) pi. 12°.

© Silver, Burdett & co., Boston ; A : 20862,
Oct. 22, 1901; 2c. Nov. 11. 1901. 4934a

Oder, Die f eindlichen briider, ein trauer-

spiel mit choren, von Johann Christoph Pried-
rich von Schiller, ed. with introduction and
notes by Arthur H. Palmer and Jay Glover
Eldridge. New York, H. Holt and company,
1901. Ivi, 193 p. 12".

© Henry Holt & co.. New York ; A : 17930,
Sept. 28, 1901 ; 2c. Nov. 11, 1901. 4934b

Brautfahrt (Die) See Weisse (Der) adler.

Brautwahl (Die); musikalisch - phantastische
komddie in 3 akten und 1 nachspiel, nach
E. T. A. Hoffmanns ErzShlung, text und mu-
sik von Ferruccio Busoni. 2.. endgiiltige fass-
ung. Breslaii. Schlesische buchdrnckerei v.
S. Schottlaender, 1912. 87 p. 16°. [Text
only]

© Apr. 27, 1912 ; 2c. Apr. 27, 1912 ; D : 29509.
Harmonie, Munich. 4935

231

4936

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

4959

'

Brautwahl (Die) — Continued.
theater diclitung fiir musik. Triest, [Aus-
tria], Verlag C. Schmidt & co., 1907. 119 p.
8°.

© Ferruccio Busoni, Berlin ; D : 10411, Apr.
24, 1907 ; 2c. Apr. 25, 1907. 4936

Brave as a lion; comedy in 1 act, by W. Cole-
num. [2], 36 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 11, 1911; D: 23329; Walter
Coleman, New York. 4937

Brave (A) coward; comedy in 1 act, by H. Wolf.
4 p. f. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 20, 1912; D: 30912; Harvey
AYolf, Chicago. 4938

a comedy in 3 acts, by J. S. Hill and T.

Addison. [123] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© J. Stacv Hill and Thomas Addison, Cin-
cinnati; D: 13912, Sept. 23, 1908; 2c. Sept. 23,
1908. 4939

a romance of the Revolution, in 4 acts and

2 tableaux, by J. F. Terriss.

© John F. Terriss, Brooklyn; 1896:64619,
Nov. 27. 4940

vaudeville sketch in 1 act, by B. W. Musson.

Typewritten.

© Bennet Woodley Musson, Rochester,
N. Y.; 1900 A: 27224, Nov. 2; 2c. Nov. 2.

4941

Brave (A) little tomboy; play of the Revolu-
tion, by Elizabeth F. Guptill. Franklin, O.,
Eldridge entertainment house. 27 p. 12".

© Nov. 1, 1912 ; 2c. Dec. 9, 1912 ; D : 31653 ;
Eldridge entertainment house, Franklin, O.

4942

Brave Magg-ie; monologue, by F. I. Matthews.
8 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 10, 1914; D:3S154; Frederick
Irving Matthews, New York. 4942a

Brave (A) man; an American play, by B. Camp-
bell.

© Bartley Campbell, New York; 1882:
16622, Oct. 7. 4943

a 1 act sketch, by W. C. Cowper.

© William C. Cowper, New York ; D : 11994,
Dec. 17, 1907. 4944

Brave (The) volunteer; a 4 act military drama,
by C. G. Davenport.

© Clara Grady Davenport, New York ; 1896 :
13572, Feb. 29. 4945

Brave (A) woman; a domestic melodrama in 5
acts and 6 tableaux, by Mortimer Murdoch.

© Josephine E. Hardie, Brooklyn; 1885:
8331, Apr. 9. 4946

an original drama in 4 acts, by M. Mur-
doch. New York, Annie Clybourne.

© Mortimer Murdoch, South Middleboro,
Mass. ; 1889 : 26706, Sept. 2. 4947

Bravery of Mr. Bailey's sister; sketch in 1
act, liy Joseph Birkenbam. Clyde, O., Ames'
publishing co., 1909. 5 p. 12°.

© Nov. 9, 1909 ; 2c. Nov. 17, 1909 ; D : 17415 ;
Ames pub. co., Clyde, O. 4948

Bravery's reward, Cuba; by G. White.

© George White, New York ; 1897 : 11448,
Feb. 16. 4949

Bravest (The) girl; a dramatic sketch, bv Si.
U. Collins. 16 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Hii-on G. Cornell, Detroit ; D : 8233, Mar.
27. 1906: Ic. Mar. 27, 1906; Ic. Apr. 14, 1906.

4950

Bravest (The) of the brave; a domestic drama
in 4 acts, by Gus. Phillips (Oofty Gooft)

© Mrs. Augustus Phillips, Westport, Conn. ;
1886:14018, Jime 18. 4951

Bravest (The) of them all; or. Eat 'em up,

Hennie, eat 'em up, a story from life, by G.
H. McFarland (Chas. H. Mackie) 3 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Charles Hugh McFarland, Roxbury,
Mass. ; D : 4662, Feb. 9, 1904 ; 2c. Feb. 9, 1904.

4952

Braving the world; an original drama in 4 acts
and prologue, by H. Jackson.

© Harry Jackson and C. W. Hassett, Chi-
cago; 1888:35261, Dec. 10. 4953

— — • sensational comedy-drama in a prologue
and 4 acts. Typewritten.

© Charles Edward Ellis and George Arthur
Day, Chicago ; 1892 : 2913. Jan. 16 ; 2c. Jan. 16.

4954
Bravo (The) of Venice; a play in 5 acts, tr.
and adapted to the American stage by A.
Onesti and H. Gondolfo.

© Anthony Onesti and Harrv Gondolfo,
Philadelphia ; 1900 A : 11725, May 9. 4955
See also Man (The) in black.

Bravo's (The) oath; or. Tales of Venice, a 4
act melodrama, by Samuel Drake.

© Robert F. Kraft, New Albany, Ind. ; 1886 :
10203, Apr. 29. 4956

Bray ton (The) episode; a play.

© Samuel Harden Church, Pittsburgh; D:
3443, May 16, 1903. 4957

Brazen (The) casket. See Baba.

Brazilia; or, The waiting throne, a spectacular
drama in 3 acts, by G. G. Small.

© George G. Small, New York ; 1874 : 2502.
Mar. 2. 4958

Brazilian (The); operetta in 3 acts, English tr.
and adaptation by Edgar Smith and Max
Pemberton, music by F'rancis Chassaigne.

© Rudolph Aronson, New York ; 1890 : 15335,
May 9. 4959

232

4960

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

4982

Brazilians (The); a comedy in 4 acts, by A.
Jacobson.

© Augustus Jacobson, Cblcago ; 1882 :
16074, Sept. 29. 4960

Brazzia (Le); a drama in 5 acts, by F. V. De
More. Typewritten.

© Flora V. De More, Phillipsburg, N. J. ; D :
5431, Aug. 13, 1904; Ic. Aug. 15, 1904; Ic.
Mar. 3, 1905. 4961

Breach, of promise; [by L. Kobriu]

94 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 13, 1912 ; D : 29965 ; Leon Kobrin.
Brooklyn. 4962

See also Amateur (The) lawyer. — Lights

(The) of Broadway.

Bread and butter; play in 4 acts, by E. G.
O'Neill. 4 V. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 2, 1914 ; D : 36911 ; Eugene Glad-
stone O'Neill, New London, Conn. 4962a

Bread (The) and milk drill; an entertainment
for children, by Nellie E. Case.

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston; 1896:
66192, Dec. 5. 4963

Bread cast upon the waters; a domestic drama
in 4 acts, by J. N. Long and II. B. Warner.
San Francisco, 1880.

© J. N. Long and H. B. Warner, United
States ; 1880 : 2269, Feb. 10. 4964

Bread, cheese, and kisses. See Man (The) in
possession.

Bread for the hungry; by F. Pons Pou.

© Francisca Pons Pou, New York; 1894:
14545, Mar. 14. 4965

Bread (The) line.

© Jerome A. Hart, San Francisco ; D :
12764, Apr. 16, 1908. 4966

comedy in 4 acts, by F. A. Lord. 85 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 19, 1910; D: 20507; Frank A.
Lord, New York. 4967

Bread (The) of idleness; play in 4 acts, by E. L.
Masters. Chicago, The Rooks press, 1911.
173 p. 12".

© Sept. 30, 1911 ; 2c. Oct. 2, 1911 ; D : 25365 ;
Edgar Lee ^Masters, Chicago. 4968

Breadwinner (The); a domestic drama in 4 acts,
by Timothy Hart. Chicago, Chicago manu-
script co., 1912. [3], 53 p. f°. Mimeographed.
© Aug. 22, 1912; 2c. Sept. 5, 1912; D:
30740; Alexander Byers, Chicago. 4969

drama in 4 acts, by Mrs. D. Mack.

© Mrs. Duval Mack, Washington ; D : 8715,
June 18, 1906. 4970

Breadwinner (The) — Continued.

original comedy drama of New York life in

4 acts, by Timothy Hart. [82] p. 4". Type-
written.

© Ic. Mar. 7, 1912 ; D : 28972 ; Frank Han-
non, Chicago. 4971

Breadwinners (The); play in 4 acts, by F. X.
Finnegan. [50] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 21, 1913; D: 33854; Frank X.
Finnegan, New York. 4972

by S. M. Kahmaun. [42] p. 4°. Tyi^e-

written.

© Ic. Sept. 9, 1913; D: ,34366; Sophie M.
Kahmanu, Pittsburg, Kan. 4973

Break-neck-Ben, the boy pioneer; or. Frontier
life in Minnesota, a drama, by F. H. Stauffer.

© Frank H. Stauffer, Philadelphia; 1874:
8164, June 17. 4974

Break (The) of day; a melodrama in 4 acts
and 7 scenes, by B. F. Waterman. 4°. Type-
written.

© Baruch Frank Waterman, New York; D:
383, Apr. 22, 1901; 2c. June 17, 1902. 4975

Break the walls down; play in 3 acts, by Mrs.
A. Gross. 3 v. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 16, 1914; D: 37401; Mrs. Alex-
ander Gross, London. 4975a

Breakers (The); drama in 4 acts, by R. S.
Sensabaugh. [81] p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 26, 1913 : D : 32432 ; Roy S. Sensa-
baugh, Knoxville, Tenn. 4976

by Stella Le Roy. [85] p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Aug. 5, 1911 ; D : 24865 ; Effie F. King,
Boston. 4977

■play in 4 acts, by C. Andrews. [2], 74 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 2, 1911 ; D : 25660 ; Charlton An-
drews, Valley City, N. D. 4978

— or, Summer life at Cape May, a local

comedy in 4 acts, by J. N. Fort.

© J. Neil Fort, Philadelphia; 1872:4196,
Apr. 22. 4979

Breakers ahead; a drama in 4 acts, by T. L.
Foster.

© Thomas L. Foster, Philadelphia; 1872:
2467, Mar. 12. 4980

Breakfast food for two; a vaudeville sketch, by
Hari-y L. Newton. Chicago, T. S. Denison
[1905] 14 p. 16^

© Thomas S. Denison, Chicago ; D : 7018,
July 24, 1905 ; 2c. Sept. 18, 1905. 4981

Breakin' (The) in; by Z. J. Guilbeault. 23 p.
4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 22, 1911 ; D : 25831 ; Zephirin J.
Guilbeault, St. Louis. 4982

233

4983

DEAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

5000

Breaking a bronk; 1 act travesty, by G. L.
Waters.

© Garth Lewis Waters, Denver; D : 8484,
May 5, 1906. 4983

Breaking' a butterfly; 4 acts, by W. V. Pettit.
100 p. 4". Typewritten.

© William Y. Pettit, Brooklyn; D : 15162,

Feb. 24, 1909; 2c. May 20, 1909. 4984

Breaking his bonds; a comedy-drama in 4 acts,
by II. C. Dale. Author's ed. New York, Har-
old Roorbach.

© Horace C. Dale, Reading, Pa.; 1894:
47293. Oct. 10; 2c. Dec. 17. 4985

Breaking home ties; comedy drama, by W. L.
Hummell.

© William L. Hummell, Dixon, 111.; 1896:
21681, Apr. 6. 4986

Breaking into society; comedietta in 1 act, by
G. Fortescue. 23 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 1, 1911; D: 24380; Granville
Fortescue, Washington. 4987

a musical farce in 3 acts, by L. Arthur and

Breaking (The) point; drama in 1 act, by J. D.
Campbell. 5 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 10, 1914; D: 36064; James
Douglas Campbell, New York. 4992b

1 act play, by J. C. Savery. [39] p. 4°.

R. B. Smith.

© Lee Arthur and Robert B. Smith, New
York ; D : 7054, July 13, 1905. 4988

Breaking into the movies; farce comedy sketch,
by P. E. Burns. 9 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 10, 1915; D: 39636; Paul B.
Burns, Philadelphia. 4988a

Breaking it off; a farce in 3 acts, freely adapted
from the French, by Louis Harrison and B. B.
Valentine.

© Ella S. Doris, New York; 1898:74050,
Dec. 19. 4989

Breaking jail; play in 3 acts, by Brieux, tr.
and adapted by A. Tridon. 50 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Oct. 15, 1913 ; D : 34733 ; Andre Tri-
don, New York. 4990

Breaking (The) light; comedy drama in 3 acts,
by C. L. Buruham. 3 v. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 6, 1913 ; D : 34956 ; Clara Louise
Bnrnham, Chicago. 4991

Breaking (The) of bonds; drama of the social
unrest, by Arthur Davison Ficke. Boston,
Slierman, French & co., 1910. 9 p. 1., [3] -79
p. 12°.

© Oct. 11, 1910; 2c. Oct. 20, 1910: A:
273689; Sherman, French & co., Boston. 4992

Breaking on the rocks; drama in 4 acts, by
C. F. MacGrath. 33 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 7, 1915; D: 39331; Charles F.
MacGrath, Cincinnati. 4992a

Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 7, 1912; D: 28587; James C.
Savery, Cambridge, Mass. 4993

by P. L. Weil. 8 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 4, 1912; D: 31549; Percival L.
Weil, New York. 4994

play in 1 act, by G. Willard and J. Matthew

^Murray. 7 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 28, 1914; D: 38620; Grace Wil-
lard, Spokane, Wash. 4994a

Breaking the ban. lice Article (L') 47.

Breaking the engagement; farce in 1 act, by
W. C. Parker. Boston, W. H. Baker & co.,
1910. 10 p. 12".

© May 13, 1910; 2c. May 16, 1910; D:
21042 ; Walter H. Baker & co., Boston. 4995

Breaking the ice; or, A piece of holly, ro-
mantic comedy for one male and one female,
by Charles Thomas, text and stage business
ed. and rev. by Pauline Phelps and Marion
Short. New York, E. S. Werner & co. [1906]
15 p. 12°.

© Edgar S. Werner, New York; D : 9435,
Nov. 15, 1906; 2c. Nov. 22, 1906. 4996

Breaking the record; a 1 act drama, by A. B.
Rogers. 16 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ada Byron Rogers, Berkeley, Cal. ; D :
15759, May 1, 1909 ; 2c. May 1, 1909. 4997

Breaking the records; musical comedy farce in
1 act. by Eugene de Mon.ie [pseud, of H. C.
Anderson] 21 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 16. 1912; D: 28724; H. Chester
Anderson, San Francisco. 4998

Breaking the spell; by Clarice Manning [pseud,
of Mrs. M. J. MacQuarrie] 19 p. 4". Type-
written.

© Ic. Feb. 9, 1910; D: 20383; Mrs. M. J.
MacQuarrie, New York. 4999

Breaking the trust; sketch, from the French
of Jean Ricquard, by J. H. Bacon. 16 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 2, 1914; D: 36206; John H.
Bacon, New York. 4999a

Breaking up house-keeping; a comedy sketch.

© John T. Hanson, New York ; 1899 : 59768,

Sept. 18; 2c. Sept. 18. 5000

Breaks (The); play in 4 acts, by D. Boehm.
114 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 14, 1915; D: 39391; David
Boehm. New York. 5000a

234

5000

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

5021

Breath. (A) of Irish, airs,
(The) shamrock.

See Four-leaved

Breath (A) of old Virginia; dramatic playlet iu
1 act and 3 scenes, by Tom Barry. 30 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 6, 1915; D: 39601; Joseph Hart,
New York. 5000b

Breath (The) of scandal; comedy in 3 acts, by
A. Lnce. 3 v. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. May 27, 1914; D: 37130; Alethea
Luce, Brooklyn. 5000c

Breath (A) of suspicion; a drama, by Frances
Isabel Currie, a dramatization of the novel of
the same name.

© Francis I. Webb, New York ; 1895 : 8817,
Feb. 11. 5001

Breath (A) of the plains; a comedy drama in 4
acts, by M. L. White. 60 p. f^ Typewritten.

© Montgomery Lewis White, Austin, Tex.;
D : 11156, Aug. 12, 1907 ; 2c. Sept. 9, 1907. 5002

Brebantius; a drama, by L. B. Mcllhenny.

© Leonidas Bertram Mcllhenny, Dayton, O. ;
D : 4343, Jan. 18, 1904. 5003

Brebis (La); comMie en 2 actes, par E. See.
(L'lllustration theatrale, 8® annee.-201, 3
fevrier 1912)

© Feb. 3, 1912; 2c. Mar. 2, 1912; D: 28910;
Edmond See, Paris. 5004

Brebis (La) perdue; piece en 3 actes, par G.
Trarieux. 20 p. (L'lllustration theatrale, 7"
ann4e 194, 25 novembre 1911)

© Nov. 25, 1911; 2c. Dec. 22, 1911; D:
28060; Gabriel Trarieux, Paris. 5005

Bred in old Kentucky; drama in 4 acts, by E.
O. Risley. Typewritten.

© Edward O. Risley, Louisville; 1899:
48317, July 26; 2c. Dec. 2. 5006

Bred in the bone; a drama in prologue and 4
acts.

© Oliver Doud Byron, Brooklyn; 1871:
7525, Aug. 12. 5007

original dramatic episode in 1 act, "by M.

Nobles. [17] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 16, 1912 ; D : 29389 ; Milton No-
bles, Brooklyn. 5008

Breed (The); or. The call of blood, by A. T.
Metzler. [2], 25 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 4, 1911 ; D : 25679 ; Alyse Thomp-
son Metzler, Metzler, Wy. 5009

Breeding (The) pen; a drama in 4 acts, by
H. J. Pulleu. 71 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Horace J. Pullen, Los Angeles ; D : 15934,
May 24, 1909; 2c. June 17, 1909. 5010

Breeze (A) from actors' land; a truthful trifle
of the stage, by P. Pauli. Coytesville, N. J.,
1914. 13 p. 8°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 3, 1914; D: 37209; Pauline
Pauli, Coytesville, N. J. 5010a

Breeze (A) from the Rockies; a drama in 4
acts, by C. S. Anderson.

© Coulter S. Anderson, Brookfleld, Mo. ;
1896 : 58780, Oct. 26. 5011

Breeze's tenderfoot; comedy in 1 act, by R. P.
Jauette. [1], 15 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© le. May 21, 1914; D: 37092; Robert
Pierre Janette, Boston. ^ 5011a

Breezy (A) call; a comedietta in 1 act, by
Charles Townsend.

© C. F. Townsend, Weedsport, N. Y. ; 1891 :
9779, Mar. 14. 5012

an original comedietta in 1 act, by Charles

Townsend. Chicago, T. S. Denison.

© T. S. Denison, Chicago; 1891:39766,
Nov. 5 ; 2c. Nov. 6. 5013

Breezy Point; a comedy in 3 acts, for female
characters only, by Belle Marshall Locke.

© Walter H. Balcer & co., Boston; 1898:
71604, Dec. 9; 2c. Jan. 2, 1899. 5014

Breezy (A) time; musical farce comedy in 3
nets, by E. B. Fitz.

© E. B. Fitz, New York ; 1891 : 15469, Apr.

27. 5015

Brehms tierleben; schwank in 3 akten, von

Matth. Blank und Karl Frey. Miinchen,

Drei masken verlag. 89 p. 12°.

© Ic. Sept. 26, 1912 ; D : 30956; Drei masken

verlag, g. m. b. h.. Munich. 5016

Bremont (The) balloon; a sunstroke in 3 fits,

by E. C. de Bonilla. 101 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Emanuel Camoin de Bonilla, New York ;

D : 1787, Apr. 25, 1902; 2c. Apr. 25, 1902. 5017

Brenda of the leaves; a drama, by R. Barry.

102 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Richard Barry, Monrovia, Cal. ; D : 15728.
Apr. 28, 1909; 2c. Apr. 28, 1909. 5018

Brennan of the moor; an Irish drama in 4 acts,
by C. MacCulloch. 4°. Tyi^ewritten.

© Campbell MacCulloch, New York; D:
11235, Aug. 27, 1907; 2c. Aug. 27, 1907. 5019
Brennan on the moor.

© Barney Gilmore, Philadelphia ; D : 4040.
Oct. 2, 1903. 5020

Brentwood; a drama in 4 acts, by R. M. Yost.
© Robert M. Yost, St. Louis; 1882:9315,

June 6. 5021

Brer Rabbit and Mr. Fox; musical frolic, by

Mrs. Percy Dearmer, music by Martin Shaw.

London, Joseph Williams, ltd. 54 p. 8°.

© Apr. 25, 1914; Ic. Apr. 20, 1914; D:
37037; Joseph Williams, ltd., London. 5021a

235

5022

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

5042

Brer Babbit and Uncle Bemus; a comic opera
for young people, libretto by Walter Parkes,
music by Florian Pascal. London, J. Wil-
liams, limited. 1903. 36 p. 8°.

© Joseph Williams, ltd., London; D : 3841,
Aug. 18, 1903; 2c. Aug. IS, 1903. 5022

Brer Rastus X. Jasper, lecturist; a dramatic
composition in 1 act, 1 scene, by L. Bluestein.
10 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Levi Bluestein, Chicago ; D : 15767, May
3, 1909 ; 2c. May 3, 1909. 5023

Breslau; by Kurt Matull, ed. by C, R. Tyler.
© Charles Racine Tyler, New York; D:
4589, Feb. 5, 1904. 5024

Bresters millionen (Brewster's millions);
lustspiel in 4 akten, von Winchell Smith und
Byron Ongley, aus dem Englishen ubersetzt.
103 p. 8".

© Ic. Sept. 15, 1909; D: 16787; Felix
Bloch erben, Berlin, 5025

Brethren of the summit; play in 4 acts, by C.
ICastwood. 94 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 20, 1909 ; D : 17753 ; Carlin East-
wood, Corte Madera, Cal. 5026

Breton's act; comedy in 1 act, by T. Breton.
[4] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 20. 1911 ; D : 23700 ; Ted Breton,
New York. 5027

Brewing (A) of brains. See Silver (The)
thread.

Brewster's farm; comedy-drama in 4 acts, by
W. C. Kenyon and K. S. Brown. 38 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. May 9, 1912; D: 29617; William C.
Kenyon and Katharine S. Brown, Chicago.

5028

Brewster's millions; a dramatization of the
book of the same name, by W. Smith and
Byron Ongley. f". Typewritten.

© Winchell Smith, New York; D : 10136,
Mar. 14, 1907 ; 2c. Mar. 14, 1907. 5029

Brian Moran; or, Parnell and the poor of Ire-
land, a drama in 3 acts, by G. W. Thater.

© G. W. Thater, Baltimore ; 1880 : 5087,
Mar. 31. 5030

Briar Rose; or. The sleeping beauty, dramatic
fantasy being a dramatization of the famous
story of the same name, by George W. Jahn
and W. H. Russell. [65] p. 4°. Typewritten.
© Ic. June 21, 1913 ; D : 33568 ; William H.
Russell, Philadelphia. 5031

Bribe (The); by E. J. Young. 130 p. 4". Type-
written.

© Eugene J. Young, New York; D: 12787,
Apr. 20. 1908 ; 2c. June 25, 1909. 5032

Bribe (The)— Continued.

-play in 3 acts, by S. O'Kelly. Dublin and

London, Munsel & co., ltd., 1914. 2 p. 1., 46 p.

12".

© Feb. 18. 1914; 2c. Feb. 26, 1914; D:
36165 ; Seumas O'Kelly, Dublin. 5032a

j)olitical comedy drama in 1 act, by Charles

P. Bates and J. H. Manning. 13 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Dec. 30, 1914; D: 39241; James H.
Manning, New York. 5032b

Bribe (The) from Ballyclogan; 1 act play, by
Francis Baker Fairfax [pseud, of Fairfax
Henry Wheelan] 26 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 28. 1911; D: 23643; F. II.
Wheelan, San Francisco. 5033

Bribonas (Las); zarzuela, original de A. M.
Viergol, mtisica del Rafael Calleja. Madrid,
Sociedad de autores espaiioles, 1908. 77 p.
12°.

© Antonio M. Vi§rgol, Madrid; D : 13861.
Sept. 21, 1908; 2c. Sept. 21, 1908. 5034

Bric-a-brac; an extravaganza in 1 act, by J.

Basset.

© Jed Basset and George W. Hyatt, New
York ; 1879 : 17069, Dec. 19. 5035

musical comedy and review, by M. Libby.

14 p. f*. Typewritten.

© Marius Libby, Chicago; D : 12198, Jan.
9, 1908; Ic. Jan. 2, 1908; Ic. Apr. 3, 1908.

5036

a musical comedy in 2 acts, by the Perry

brothers.

© E. G. Perry, Denver; 1882:13992, Aug.
23. 5037

a musical fantasie in a prologue and 2 acts,

by H. B. Smith.

© Harry B. Smith, New York ; D : 7374, Oct.
9, 1905. 5038

— —or. The kiss, comedy drama in 1 act, by
G. R. Craw. 13 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 21, 1912; D: 30601; George
Rockhill Craw, Chicago. 5039

Bric-a-brac (The) will; libretto by S. J. Adair
Fitzgerald and Hugh Moss. London, Robert
Cocks & CO., 1895.

© Robert Cocks & co., London ; 1895 : 53933,
Oct. 23 ; Ic. Oct. 23 ; 2c. Dec. 27. 5040

Brichanteau; ou. La vie d'un comedien, piece
on 4 :ictes et 5 tableaux, tiree du roman de
Jules Claretie par M. de Feraudy. 38 p. 8°.

Proof.

© Maurice de Feraudy, Paris ; D : 8648,
June 6, 1906; 2c. June 6, 1906. 5041

Brick-top; a comedy in 4 acts, by A. S. Richard-
son.

© Anna S. Richardson, Del Norte, Col.;
1890 : 26110, Aug. 25. 5042

236

5043

COPYKIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

5063

Brickey; a farcical drama in 3 acts and 3
scenes, by B. A. Baker.

© B. A. Balier, Greeley, la.; 1883:8349,
May 7. 5043

Bridal (The) bureau; burlesque in 2 parts, book
and lyrics by Billie Burke. [2], 42 p. 4".
Typewritten.

I© Ic. Jiine 11, 1914; D: 37289; William
Francis Burke, New York. 5043a

Bridal (The) chamber; a musical burlesque, by
H. Montague.

© Harry Montague, New York ; 1897 : 16722,
Mar. 11. 5044

a 1 act pantomime play.

© Robert P. McNutt, Cambridgeport, Mass. ;
1896 : 11822, Feb. 21. 5045

Bridal (The) of Olivette; opera comique in 3
acts, English adaptation by H. B. Farnie,
composed by Audran.

© Helen Lenoir, New York; 1880:18454,
Dee. 4. 5046

Bridal (The) of Pennacook; entertainment in
tableaux and pantomime, illustrating an In-
dian legend, adapted from a poem by J. G.
Whittier, by Harriet H. Pierson. Franklin,
O., Eldridge entertainment house. 15 p. 12".
© Nov. 1, 1913 ; 2c. Dec. 26, 1913 ; D : 35438 ;
Eldridije entertainment house, Franklin, O.

5047

Bridal (The) of Trierniain. See Triermain.

Bridal (The) suit; farce comedy in 3 acts, by
J. Hayden. 135 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 6, 1915; D: 40575; Jack Hay-
den, New York. 5048

Bridal (A) tour; a comedy in 5 acts, by A.
Daly.

© Augustin Daly, New York ; 1874 : 390,
Jan. 12. 5049

a musical comedy in 3 acts, by H. C. Ken-

nedy.

© H. C. Kennedy, United States; 1880:
6457, Apr. 26. 5050

Bridal (The) trap; libretto by S. Rosenfield.
New York, Willis Woodward & company.

© Sydney Rosenfield, United States; 1886:
11185, May 11; 2c. .Tune 1. 5051

Bridal (A) trip; comedy in 1 act, by Harry
Ilurst. New York, S. French; London, S.
French, ltd., 1911. 18 p. 12°.

© Nov, 20, 1911; 2c. Nov. 20, 1911; D:
25799 ; Samuel French, New York. 5052

Bride (The); 1 act play, by F. C, Seavey. 8 p.
4°, Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 5, 1910 ; D : 22222 ; Frances Cop-
ley Seavey, Chicago. 5053

Bride (The) — Continued.

a play in 3 acts, by Mrs. M. E. Henry-

Rnffin.

© Mrs. M. E. Henry-Ruffin, Mobile; D:

14758, Jan. 6, 1909. 5054

Bride (A) adorned for her husband, See God
is love.

Bride (A) among robbers. See 01, wie nehni
ich sie?

Bride and bridegroom. See His jealous wife.

Bride (The) and groom opera,; a melodrama in
4 acts, by B. F. Downs. Typewritten.

© Benjamin F. Downs, Wilmington, Del.;
1900 A : 25281, Oct. 11 ; 2c. Nov. 12. 5055

Bride (A) by proxy; a modern comedy in 3
acts, by Ciu-ida [pseud, of Ida Carpenderl
suggested by one of the doubtful plays of
Wm. Shakespeare, entitled The London prod-
igal.

© Ida Carpender, New York; 1890:41305,
Dec. 26. 5056

Bride (A) by telephone; play in 1 act, by F.
Clark. 6 p. f. Typewritten.

© Frank Clark and Clarance Taylor, Cleve-
land; D:3149, Mar. 16, 1903; Ic. Mar. 16,
1903. 5057

Bride (The) from home; vaudeville sketch in
1 act, by W. Steell. Boston, W. H. Baker &
CO., 1912. 11 p. 12°.

© Feb. 14, 1912; 2c. Feb. 15, 1912; D:
28696; Willis Steell, Islip, N. Y, 5058

Bride (The) of Bergamo; a comic opera in 3
acts, English libretto, adapted from the
French, with original stage business, dialogue
and lyrics, by J. S. Greensfelder.

© Joseph S. Greensfelder, New York ; 1889 :
25314, Aug. 19. 5059

Bride (The) of chaos; Russo-Polish drama in
6 epochs, by I. Tyrrell.

© Inigo Tyrrell, Chicago ; 1888 : 37120, Dec.
28. 5060

Bride (The) of Ischia; by Anna Randall-Diehl.

© Edgar S. Werner, New York; 1899:

2.3021, Mar. 31. 5061

Bride (The) of Lammermoor; a tragedy in 5

acts, by F. S. Ganter.

© Franz S. Ganter, New Orleans; 1873:

433, Jan. 17. 5062
See also Ravenswood.

Bride (The) of Lausanne; a domestic drama in
3 acts, tr. and adapted from Le presbytere of
Madame Louis Figuier, by F. A. Durivage.

© Francis A. Durivage. United States;
1872 : 7857, July 23. 5063

237

5064

DBAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

5078

Bride (The) of Messina.
Orleans.

See Maid (The) of

Bride of Morocco; opera in 3 acts, by W. Borch-
ert and .lolin H. Nevins. 75 p. 4". Type-
written,

© William Borchert, Fond du Lac, Wis. ;
D : 6S25, June 16, 1905 ; 2c. June 16, 1905.

5064

Bride (The) of '76. 8ee Captive (The)

Bride (The) of Sixth avenue; a comedy in 3
acts, by J. F. Milliken.

© James F. Milliken, New York; 1883:
21709, Nov. 23. 5065

Bride (The) of the buccaneers. Bee Captain
Kidd.

Bride (The) of the Moor; by August Stramm
authorized translation from the German. {In
Poet lore, v. 25, no. 6, Nov.-Dec, 1914; peri-
odical © Dec. 19, 1914 ; 2c. Dec. 26, 1914 ; B :
334338; Poet lore co., Boston) 5065a

Bride (The) of the sea. See Venice.

Bride (The) of the sun; romantic opera in 3
acts, libretto by G. F. Park and C. L. Felt.

© George Frederick Park and Carle Lee
Felt, Philadelphia ; 1897 : 29112, May 12. 5066

Bride (The) of Union square. See Hosemi
Shell.

Bride (The) of Woodwilde. See Gladys.

Bride roses; a scene, by W. D. Howells. Bos-
ton and New York, Houghton, Mifflin and
company, 1900. 48 p., 1 1. 24°.

© William Dean Howells, New York; 1900
A : 12455, May 18 ; 2c. May 21. 5067

Bride (The) shop; musical comedy in 1 act, by
F. de Gresac. 40 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 10, 1914; D: 36301; Fred de
Gresac, New York. 5067a

Bride (The) special; dramatic sketch in 1 act,
by L. J. Carter. 12 p. 12°. Printed.

© Sept. 10, 1914; 2c. Sept. 15, 1914; D:
38124; Lincoln J. Carter, Chicago. 5067b

Bride (The), the bogie and the blood. See
Blue Beard.

Bride (The) to be; 1 act playlet, by R. W.
Peck. 20 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 27. 1912; D : 30661 ; Raymond
W. Peck, Rockville Center, N. Y. 5068

Brideg-room's (A) dream,
of passion.

See Victims (The)

Bridegroom's (A) mistake; or. The coon that
married for money, written and composed
by J. M. Janson. Tyiiewritten.

© James Melville Janson, Fall River, Mass. ;
1890 : 10925, Apr. 2 ; 2c. Apr. 2. 5069

Bridegroom's (The) reverie; by D. G. Sykes.
Typewritten.

© Drucie Gilmore Sykes, Chicago ; D : 355,
Apr. 17, 1901 ; 2c. Apr. 6, 1901. 5070

a 1 act play, by E. A. Martin. 8 p. f°.

Typewritten.

© Edgar Allin Martin, Chicago; D : 183,
Mar. 6, 1901 ; 2c. Mar. 15, 1901. 5071

Bride's (A) Christmas tree; a monologue, by
B. B. Hay ward. 9 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Beatrice Brooke Hayward, Wayland,
Mass.; D : 6081, Jan. 16, 1905; 2c. Jan. 16,
1905. 5072

See No wedding bells

Bride's (A) confession,
for her.

Bride's (The) day; farce in 3 acts, by M. C.
Berry. [29] p. f. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 15, 1913; D: 34164; Muriel C.
Berry, Los Angeles. 5073

Brides of Bellingham.

© Otto Collings, New York ; D : 13289, July
3, 1908. 5074

— a comic opera in 3 acts, by O. Collings. 53
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Otto Collings, Virginia Beach, Va. ; D:
11492, Oct. 7, 1907; (1 advance c. Oct. 7, 1907.
43 p. t". Typewritten) 2c. June 23, 1908.

5075

Brides (The) of Garrygowen.
(The) bawn.

See Colleen

Brides (The) of Sayville.
(The)

See Yachtsman

Brides of the colony; a light opera, by Francis
Lea. Typewritten.

© Frank L. Williams, Washington; 1899:
34293, May 22; 2c. June 1. 5076

Bride's (The) sister; an original American
drama in 4 acts, by P. V. Mighels. 110 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Philip V. Mighels. New York; D : 6869,
June 23, 1905 ; 2c. June 23, 1905. 5077

Bridesmaids (The); a comedy operetta in 3 acts,
book by S. Stange, lyrics by V. Bryan, music
by Harry Von Tilzen. 130 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten. [Libretto only]

© Stanislaus Stange and Vincent Bryan,
New York; D : 12792, Apr. 21, 1908; 2c. Apr.
29, 1908. 5078

Bridey; original farce with music in 3 acts and
an interlude, libretto by R. Oliver [pseud, ot"
Henry Wliite] and C. Dickson, music by H.
Bernhardt Olsen. 125 p. 4°. Typewritten.
[AVords only]

© Ic. July 12, 1915; D: 41262; Rohnid
Oliver and Charles Dickson, New York. 5078a

238

5079

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

5101

Bridge; comedy in 3 acts, by I. J. Crandall. 74
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 17, 1910 ; D : 22584 ; Irene Jean
Crandall, Cliicago. 5079

drama, by R. Hughes.

© Rupert Hughes, New York; D

11052,
5080

July 26, 1907

— a drama in 4 acts, by A. Ramsey. 144 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Alicia Ramsey, London; D : 10514, May
8, 1907 ; 2c. Apr. 22, 1907. 5081

— dramatic episode in 1 act, by Seton Mal-
calm, adapted from a short story by Philip
O'Farrell. 22 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 2, 1911; D: 25132; C. Aubrey
Smith, West Drayton, England. 5083

— piece en 4 actes [par] P. Certon. 164 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 15, 1909; D: 17381; Pierre Ber-
ton, Paris. 5083

— a play in 4 acts, by L. R. Smith,
© Lena R. Smith, New York; D : 9097,

Sept. 17, 1906.

5084

Bridge (The) and other poems; by Dorothy
Landers Beall. New York, M. Kennerley,
1913. 218 p. 12°.

Dkamatic contents : The bridge. — The
mirror.

© Dec. 10, 1913; 2c. Dec. 18, 1913; A:
361222; Mitchell Kennerley, New York. 5085

Bridge (The) at midnight; original comedy
sketch in 2 scenes, by R. Robbins. 4 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 15, 1915 ; D : 39691 ; Robert Rob-
bins, Philadelphia. 5085a

Bridge (A) of glass; a comedy drama, by Olive
Logan and W. Sikes.

© Wirt Sikes, New York ; 1872 : 8694, Aug.
14. 5086

Bridge (The) of life; a thrilling sensational
comedy drama in 3 acts, by James Collins.

© Luke J. Wilson, New York ; 1898 : 39S31,
July 1. ^ 5087

Bridge (The) of sighs,

© Joseph Hennessy, New York ; D : 3416.
May 11, 1903. 5088

an entirely original society sensation in 4

acts, by J. Templeton.

© ,Tohn Templeton, New York; 1873:9852.
Sept. 2. 5089

opera bouffe in 4 acts, by J. Offenbach,

words by Cremieux and Halevy.

© Marie Aimee, New York; 1871:11270,
Nov. 28; 2c. Dec. 15. 5090

Bridge of stars; or. The impressment, play in
1 act. 10 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 3, 1912; D: 30186; Conrad
Henry Bryant Schaefer, Chicago. 5091

Bridge (The) of the gods; drama in 4 acts, from
story of F. H. Balch, by M. A. Ferris. [91]
p. 8°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 11, 1912; D: 29931; Mabel A.
Ferris, Portland, Or. 5092

in 4 acts, dramatized by M. A. Ferris, from

the book of the same name by F, H. Balch.
18 p. t°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 20, 1911; D:^24742; Mabel A.
Ferris, Portland, Or. 5093

Bridge (The) pantomime; a unique entertain-
ment for amateur production, by Georgia
Richards Wilson.

© Mrs. Charles H. Wilson, Glens Falls,
N. Y. ; D : 534, May 31, 1901. 5094

Bridge (A) tangle; a play in 4 acts, by Mrs. F.
Wright and Mrs. C. Porter. 115 p. 4". Type-
written.

© Mrs. Frank Wright and Mrs. Caleb Por-
ter, London ; D : 14180, Oct. 31, 1908 ; 2c. Oct.
31, 1908. 5095

Bridges unburned; a play in 3 acts, by Freder-
ick Spangler [pseud, of F. S. Cantwell] and
G. C. Rodgers. 1.58 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© G. Cleveland Rodgers, New York; D:
9766, Jan. 2, 1907 ; 2c. Dec. 3, 1906. 5096

Bridget; a 4 act original, farcical comedy, by
E. E: Kidder.

© Edward E. Kidder, New York ; 1885 : 105,
Jan. 2. 5097

Bridget Branagan's troubles; or. The masquer-
ade ball, an Irish farce, introducing songs,
etc., in 1 act, by Emmet Haskett. Clyde, O.,
Ames' publishing co.

© Ames pub. co., Clyde, O. ; 1895:14080.
Mar. 11 ; 2c. Mar. 25. 5098

Bridgetown (The) fly brigade; play in 3 acts,
by E. D. Read. 20 p. f. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 18, 1915; D: 40984; Elizabeth
Day Read, Detroit. 5098a

Bridget's baby; an original farce comedy in 3
acts, by Scott Marble and Wm. F. Carroll.
© George W. Monroe and Robert B. Mon-
roe, Sayville, N. Y. ; 1890 : 24797, Aug. 8. 5099

-See also Aunt Bridget's baby.

Bridget's love making; by M. H. McMann.

© Margaret Harrington McMann, New
York; D : 406, Apr. 29, 1901. 5100

Bridget's trials; a monologue, by Adrienne
Roncolle. Chicago, The Dramatic publishing
company, 1908. 9 p. 12".

© Dramatic pub. co., Chicago ; D : 14728,
Jan. 2, 1909 ; 2c. Jan. 2, 1909. 5101

239

5102

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

5124

Bridlebrook, a son of the soil.

© Charles C. Maubury and Charles Ober-
ton, New York ; 1SS4 : 601, Jan. S ; 2c. Jan. 12.

5102

Brief (Der) an Nepotian. See Napoleon II.
Brigand (The) f". Typewritten.

© Leigh R. Whipper, New York; D : 5395,
Aug. 8, 1904; 2c. Aug. 8, 1904. 5103

original Moorish comic opera in 3 acts, by

A. A. Knipe. 96 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Alden Arthur Knipe, New York ; D : 6651,
May 9, 1905; 2c. June 15, 1905. 5104

Brigand (The) of Bellamar; a musical frivol in
2 acts, book and lyrics by F. George, music by
Lloyd A. Grigsby. 33 p. f . Typewritten.

© Ic. July 7, 1909; D : 16214 ; Frederic
George, Syracuse, N. Y. 5105

Brigandage preferred. See Etheria.
Brigande (La); operette en 3 actes, de Maurice

de Marsan, musique de Aime Lachaume.

Paris, Enoch & cie, 1907. 159 p. 8°.
© Enoch & CO.. Paris; D : 10542, May 11,

1907; 2c. May 11, 1907. 5106

Brigands; play in 1 act, by W. Hanlon. [1],
20 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 31, 1911 ; D : 23802 ; Wm. Han-
lon, Cohasset, Mass. 5107

Brigand's (The) daughter; historical drama in
4 acts, by E. F. Kreyer.

© Edmund F. Kreyer, Chicago ; D : 1780,
Apr. 24, 1902. ' 5108

Brigand's (The) fate. See Zamiel.

Brigand's (The) love story. 17 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ralph MacDonald, Lowell, Mass., and
Rutheua Belmer. Haverhill, Mass. ; D : 15237.
Mar. 3, 1909 ; Ic. Mar. 3, 1909. 5109

dramatic sketch in 1 act, by R. MacDonald.

20 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 3, 1910; D: 20097; Ralph Mac-
Donald, Lowell. 5110

Brigands (The) of New York; a drama in 4
acts, by H. P. Halsey.

© Harlan P. Halsey, New York; 1873:
3835, Apr. 14. 5111

Brigand's (The) sacrifice. See Marcoretti.

Bright and Gay, attorn eys-at-law; comedy in
3 acts, bv Edgar B. and Herbert O'Connor.
Boston, W. H. Baker & co., 1903. 33 p. 12°.
(On cover: Baker's ed. of plays)

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston ; D : 3938,
Sept. 14. 1903; 2c. Oct. 20, 1903. 5112

Bright & Gay, barristers. Typewritten.

© H. O'Connor, Seattle; 1895:28745, May
28; 2c. May 31. ' 5113

Bright Bohemia. See Interviews.

Bright eyes; musical comedy in 3 acts, by
Charles Dickson. 114 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 23, 1909 ; D : 17608 ; M. Witmark
& sons. New York. 5114

or. The little Bohemian, an original drama

in 3 acts, by F. Marsden [pseud, of W. A.
Sliver]

© Fred. Marsden, New York; 1874:9023,
July 9. 5115

Bright idea; by Arthur Law. London, J. Wil-
liams, ltd. ; New York, Edward Schuberth &
CO., 1904. 19 p. 8".

© Joseph Williams, ltd., London ; D : 5142,
June 7, 1904; 2c. June 7, 1904. 5116

Bright (The) lights; by J. E. Fennessy.

© James E. Fennessy, Cincinnati ; 1899 :
74572, Nov. 15. 5117

Bright (A) penny; or, Hero of the day, mu-
sical lyric comedy in 3 acts, by L. De Smidt.
© Louis De Smidt, New York; D : 10905,
July 5, 1907. 5118

Bright summer; a drama in 1 act, by W. W.
Miller. Typewritten.

© William W. Miller, Kingston, N. Y.;
1896:17478, Mar. 19; Ic. Mar. 16. 5119

Brightest (The) name; a fantasy, by E. Law-
rence Jenkins.

© Hints pub. co.. New York ; D : 2350, Sept.
17, 1902. 5120

Brigitta; play in 5 acts, by A. Maeulen. 40 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 2, 1911 ; D : 24840 ; Adolph Maeu-
len, Evansville, Ind. 5121

Brignol and his daughter; comedy in 3 acts,
by Alfred Capus. tr. by Barrett H. Clark.
New York, S. French; London, S. French, ltd.
[10151 72 p. 12". (On cover: French's
standard library ed.)

© ]\Iar. 27, 1915; 2c. Mar. 29, 1915; D:
40204; Samuel French, New York. 5121a

Brignol et sa fille. See Theatre; par Alfred
Capus. — Theatre complet; [par] Alfred
Capus.

Brilliant (A) idea. Typewritten.

© Maribel Seymour, Buffalo; 1897:14519,
Mar. 1 ; 2c. Mar. 1. 5122

Brindle (The) heifer; musical comedy in 3
acts, by E. B. Fitz.

© E. B. Fitz, New York; 1889:15498, May
23. 5123

Bringing up father; comedy drama in 3 acts,
by F. Chapin. [115] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 12, 1913; D: 35319; Frederic
Chapin, New York. 5124

240

5124

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

5144

Bringing up mother; play in 2 acts, by Johu
P'owler. 2 v. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 5, 1915; D: 41481; Gus Hill,
New York. 5124a

Brink (The); by Abner Wood.

© Russell A. Wood, Cambridge, Mass. ; D :
14525, Dec. 12, 1908. 5125

a play in 5 acts, by M. Licbtenstadter.

[11, 79 p. r. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 19, 1912; D:290SG; Milton
Tjichtenstadter, San Francisco. 5126

Brist; [skuespil i 3 akter] af Peter Egge. Kristi-
ania og Kj0benhavn, Gvklendalske bogliandel,
Xordlsk forlag, 1914. 210 p. 12°.

© Nov. 12, 1914; Ic. Dec. 31, 1914; D:
40350 ; Gyldendalske boghandel, Nordisk for-
lag, Christiania, Norway. 5126a

Brittania; a drama in 3 acts, by M. Bertsch.
64 p. r. Typewritten.

© Marguerite Bertsch, New York ; D : 9656.
Dec. 18, 1906; 2c. Dec. 18, 1906. 5127

Briten (Die) und die Boeren. See Prasident
Krueger, der Bismarck des Transvaals.

Britisch-Transvaal'sche (Der) krieg in Siid-
Afrika, 1899-1900; Oder, Zwei kleine re-
publiken und ein weltreich, drama in 5
akten und einen illusorischen nachtspiel ge-
nannt, Das ende des krieges, bearbeitet von
J. Wormser.

© Jean Wormser, Chicago; 1900 A: 3257,
Feb. 5. 5128

British (The) oarsmen; or, Columbia's victory,
an original drama in 3 acts, by J. Pilgrim.

© James Pilgrim, Philadelphia ; 1878 : 8628.
July 25. 5129

British (A) spy.

© Frank C. Payne and Michael Ahern,
Chicago; 1889:26914, Sept. 4. 5130

a drama of 1776, by E. Z. C. Judson (Ned

Buntline [pseud.]

© E. Z. C. Judson, Stamford, Conn.; 1886:
416G, Feb. 18. 5131

Briton's daughter; drama in 4 acts, by J. H.
Twells, jr. 118 p. 4". Typewritten. ^

© Ic. May 4, 1910; D: 20981; J. H. Twells,
jr., Berlin. 5132

Brittle (A) glory; drama in 4 acts, by J. A.
Waldron. [117] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 10, 1911; D: 24183; James A.
Waldron, New York. 5133

Brittle silver; or. How a mine and maiden
were lost and won, an entirely original
American comic opera in 2 acts, written by
S. Wood, composed by W. F. Hunt.

© Stanley Wood and W. F. Hunt, Colorado
Springs, Col. ; 1881 : 846. Jan. 15. 5134

Brixton (The) burglary; farcical comedy in 3
acts, by Frederick W. Sidney. New York, S.
French; London, S. French, ltd., 1905. 70 p.
12".

© Samuel French, New York ; D : 6402,
Mar. 25, 1905; 2c. Apr. 11, 1906. 5135

Broad is the way; drama in 5 acts, by R. H.
Davis. 131 p. f. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 30, 1915; D: 41129; Robert
Harkness Davis, Washington. 5135a

Broad (The) road; a play in prologue and 2
acts, by C. A. Shaw.

© Charles A. Shaw, Washington; 1899:
50621, Aug. 5. 5136

Broad (The) way; dramatic and musical effort
in 2 attempts, by E. B. Shepherd. 23 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 12. 1910 ; D : 17912 ; Edmund E.
Shepherd, Detroit. 5137

Broadhurst. See liady (The) in brocade.

Broadway; comedy-drama in 3 acts, bv S. J.
Warshawsky. 67 p. f°. Typewritten.'

© Ic. June 18, 1915; D: 40985; Samuel J.
Warshawsky, Cleveland. 5137a

- a drama of city life in 5 acts, by J. S. Nor-

ton.

© John S. Norton, New York; 1873:6198,
June 2. 5138

modern drama in 3 acts, by S. J. War-

shawsky. 98 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. June 23, 1915; D: 41020; Samuel
Jesse Warshawsky, Cleveland. 5138a

— r- Same. 74 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 14, 1915; D : 41231 ; Samuel
Jesse Warshawsky, New York. 5138b

Broadway after dark,

© Joseph J. Hennessy, New York ; D : 2736,
Dec. 18, 1902. 5139

a comedy drama in 3 acts, by J. Hart and

James J. Brady.

© Joseph Hart, New York; 1894:51149,
Nov. 2. 5140
an operatic farce comedy.

© Tony Stanford, New York; 1897:70893,

Dec. 17. 5141

Broadway belles.

© Alfred J. Minehan, New York; 1898:
71334, Dec. 7. 5142

Broadway burlesquers; a theatrical production,
by S. Bernard.

© Sam Bernard, New York; 1896:44438,
Aug. 4 ; 2c. Aug. 8. 5143
Same.

© Sam Bernard, New York ; 1896 : 53035,
Sept. 23. 5144

5379—15 ^16

241

6146

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

6167

Broadway butterflies. See Masher (The)

Broadway (The) cowboy; a romantic western
drama in 1 act, by Jack Burnett. 11 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© J. L. Burnett, Chicago ; D : 9212, Oct. 10,
1906; 2c. Oct. 10, 1906. 5145

Broadway (A) dream; by Mrs. S. B. Hargrave.
[6] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 15, 1910; D : 21567 ; Mrs. S. B.
Hargrave, Seattle. 5146

Broadway girl; a musical comedy in 3 acts, by
10. F. Rusli.

© Ed. F. Rush, New York; 1897:21096,
Apr. 2. 5147

^ vaudeville in 1 akt, von Theo Halton, mu-

sik von Hugo Hirsch. Berlin, Deutscher
theater verlag, 1912. 39 p. 12°.

© Ic. Dec. 27, 1912; D: 31805; Deutscher
theater verlag, Berlin. 5148

Broadway (A) honeymoon; musical comedy in

3 acts, by T. T. Railey. 74 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Jan. 17, 1912; D: 28342; Thos. T.
Railey, St. Louis. 5149

Broadway Jones; play in 4 acts, by G. M. Co-
han. 137 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 25, 1912; D: 31239; George M.
Cohan, New York. 5150

Broadway (The) shoufer; comedy drama in 4
acts, by M. C. Stuckey. [54] p. 4". Type-
written.

© Ic. Sept. 11, 1913; D : 34401 ; Monte
Christo Stuckey, Coffeyville, Kan. 5151

Broadway (A) spark; farce in 1 act, by J. L.
Brode. 26 p. f. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 27, 1911; D: 24340; Julian L.
Brode, Memphis, Tenn. 5152

Broadway, U. S. A.; by A. G. Miller. 25 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 26, 1910 ; D : 20027 ; Allen Greg-
ory Miller, New" York. 5153

Broadwayitis; play of modern New York life in

4 acts, by W. F. Hatch. 83 p. f". Type-
written.

© Ic. Sept. 16, 1910; D: 22066; W. F.
Hatch, New York. 5154

Brocha (La) gorda; revista en 1 acto, dividido
en 3 cuadros y un prologo, en prosa y verso,
original de J. Capella y J. Gonzalez Pastor,
mfisica de los maestros Torregrosa y Calleja.
Madrid [Sociedad de autores espanoles] 1907.
35 p. 12".

© Jacinto Capella y .Toaquin Gonzalez Pas-
tor, Madrid; D :1151s. Oct. 12, 1907; 2c. Oct.
14, 1907. 5155

Brockmorton's ghost; modern play in 3 acts, by
A. d'E. Scott and Vernon Malone [pseud, of
E. T. Crump] [123] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 13, 1913 ; D : 34450 ; Anita d'Este
Scott and Elizabeth Thomas Crump, New
York. 5156

Brockton (The) kid; study in crooks, by W.
Montague. 11 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. July 6, 1915 ; D : 41163 ; Walter Mon-
tague, San Francisco. 5156a

Brocky's baby; a dramatic composition in 1 act,
by (). T. Flske. 13 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Oliver T. Fiske, New York ; D : 5047, May
18, 1904 ; 2c. May 18, 1904. 5157

Brocky's temptation; dramatic composition, by
O. T. Fiske. 10 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Oliver T. Fiske, New York; D : 63, Jan.
22, 1901 ; 2c. Jan. 22, 1901. 5158

or, A romance of the underworld, a com-
edy drama in 4 acts, by O. T. Fiske. 97 p. 4*.
Typewritten.

© O. T. Fiske, New York ; D : 4791, Mar. 25,
1904; Ic. Mar. 25, 1904. 5159

Brogan's campaign; by P. Kingsley.

© Percy Kingsley, Syracuse, N. Y. ; 1894:
7221, May 14. 5160

Brogues (The) of Kilavain Glen; playlet in 1
act, by Eva Wilkins. Chicago, A. Flanagan
CO. 33 p. 12°.

© Feb. 18, 1911; 2c. Feb. 27, 1911; D:
23673; A. Flanagan co., Chicago. 5161

Broke; college comedy in 3 acts, by L. E. Par-
menter. [1], 103 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© le. Dec. 31, 1912; D: 318.33; Lewis E.
Parmenter, Clay, N. Y. 5162

Broke and a 1000 miles from home; by K.
Ernst. 8 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Kate Ernst, Toledo, O. ; D : 11063, July
27, 1907; 2c. July 27, 1907. 5163

Broken arrow; western drama, by Mort. W.
Zielie. [1], 37 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 12. 1912 ; D : 30828 ; C. A. Phil-
lips, Palmetto. Fla. 5164

Broken (The) bank; or, A rough comer in

New York, a farce, by Ned Buntline [pseud.

of E. Z. C. .Tud.son]
© E. Z. C. Judson, New York ; 1873 : 3009.

Mar. 26. 5165

Broken (The) bars; a modern moi-ality play in

1 act, by A. Wynne. 23 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Anna Wynne, New York ; D : 9384, Nov. 5,
1906; 2c. Nov. 12, 1906. 5166

Broken bonds; a drama in 4 acts, by F. E.
Hiland. Boston, W. H. Baker & co., 1897.

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston; 1897:
30912, May 22; 2c. Aug. 13. 5167

242

5168

COPYKIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

5100

Broken (The) bowsprit; an American play in
3 acts, by J. R. Condrin. Typewritten.

© James R. Condrin, West Newton, Mass. ;
1897:47520, Aug. 24; 2c. Sept. 7. 5168

Broken (The) brokers; a satire on Wall street,
a 1 act comedy, by J. F. Helf. Typewritten.

© J. Fred Helf, New York; 1899:27027,
Apr. 18 ; 2c. Apr. 18. 5169

Broken bubble; playlet, by J. A. Westhauser.
10 p. f". Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 6, 1910; D: 20725; Joseph A.
Westhauser. St. Paul. 5170

Broken (The) butterfly; plav in 3 acts, by M.
S. Keightley. [91] p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. July 29, 1914; D: 37692; Mabel S.
Keightley, South Bend, Ind. 5170a

Broken chains; a drama in 5 acts and 5 tab-
leaux, by Martha LatEtte Johnson.

© Amy Imogene Knowlton, Philadelphia ;
1875 : 5904, June 7. 5171

an original modern drama in 5 acts, by

J. L. Carhart.

© James L. Carhart, New York; 1886:
22029, Oct. 1. 5172

-a play in 5 acts, by R. Hirshfield.

© Rosalie Hirshfield, San Francisco; 1877:
1387, Feb. 5. 5173

a society drama in 4 acts, from the German

of E. Werner, by Mr. and Mrs. M. Klaw.

© Marc Klaw, New York ; 1882 : 8149, May
20. 5174

Broken (A) chance; a dramatic sketch in 1 act,
by L. Lessi. 14 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Leah Lessi, New York; D: 12626, Mar.
23, 1908 ; 2c. Mar. 23, 1908. 5175

Broken (The) charm. See Non-believer (The)

Broken (The) coin; or. The crimson cloud, a
drama in 5 acts, based on the French Revolu-
tion, by J. H. Wiggin.

© James Henry Wiggin, Boston; 1892:
19488. May 6. 5176

Broken (The) commandment; a play in 4 acts.
l)y K. B. Benite. 62 p. 12°. Printed.

© Kathleen Burke Benite, San Francisco;
D: 12699, Mar. 23, 1908; 2c. Feb. 11, 1908.

5177

Broken (The) compact; sketch in 1 act, by M.
Porter. 7 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 21, 1915; D: 40420; Maria Por-
ter, Basalt, Id. 5177a

Broken (A) cross; an emotional drama in 4
acts, by A. Sulzer. Typewritten.

© Augustus Sulzer, United States ; 1891 :
43485, Dec. 3 ; 2c. Feb. 18, 1892. 5178

Broken (The) doll; a fantasy in 1 act, by L. E.
Dougherty. 3 p. 4". Typewritten.

© L. E. Dougherty, New York; D : 13068,
May 26, 1908; 2c. May 26, 1908. 5179

Broken (A) engagement; a comedy in 1 act, by
Alice C. Thompson. New York, S. French;
London, S. French, ltd., 1908. 17 p. 12".

© Samuel French, New York; D : 12564,
Mar. 18, 1908; 2c. Sept. 21, 1908. 5180

Broken fetters; an original drama in 5 acts, by
Charles Townseud. Author's ed. New York,
The De Witt publishing house.

© R. H. Russell & son. New York; 1890:
34349, Nov. 1; 2c. Nov. 3. 5181

a play in prologue and 4 acts, by F. W.

Clacke. 4°. Typewritten.

© Fredk. W. Clacke, Boston ; D : 1520, Mar.
5, 1902; 2c. Mar. 5, 1902. 5182

Broken (The) flute; a drama in 4 acts, by A. S.
Gilmore. 44 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Annella S. Gilmore, Omaha, Neb.; D:
8339, Apr. 13, 1906; 2c. Apr. 9, 1906. 5183

Broken (The) halo; a play in 1 act, by Charles
Thursby.

© Beverly Sitgreaves, New York ; D : 12589,
Mar. 20, 1908. 5184

Broken (A) heart; comedy drama in 1 act, by
S. S. Howe. 17 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Sam'l S. Howe, New York ; D : 11638, Oct.
31, 1907 ; 2c. Oct. 31, 1907. 5185

a drama, by C. S. Page.

. © Calvin S. Page, Champaign, 111.; 1878:
11416, Oct. 4. 5186

a melodrama in 4 acts, by Esther Rujaero.

Typewritten.

© Esther V. Cuff, New York ; 1900 A : 22674,
Sept. 12 ; 2e. Sept. 12. 5187

play in 1 act, by L. Walters. 7 p. f.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 22, 1914 ; D : 37180 ; Letha Wal-
ters, San Francisco. 5187a

See also 'Tis pity she's a whore. — Wom-

an's (A) hatred.

Broken hearts; by C. M. Jelieff.

© Charles Marshall Jelleff, Baltimore; D:
8622, May 31, 1906. 5188

by J. E. Fennessy.

© James E. Fennessy, Spring Lake, Ky. ;
D : 2890, Jan. 23, 1903. 5189

Broken (A) home; a comedy drama in 4 acts,
by E. Talbot.

© Edith Talbot, New York ; D : 3971, Sept.
18, 1903. 5190

243

5191

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

5214

Broken (A) home — Continued.

^playlette in 1 act, by R. B. McLean. [2] p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 13, 1911; D: 23946; R. B. Mc-
Lean, Boston. 5191

See also Three glasses a day.

Broken (A) idol; a musical farce in 2 acts, by
II. S. Ste). liens. 90 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Hal S. Stephens, Detroit ; D : 13558, Aug.
17, 1908 ; 2c. Aug. 26, 1908. 5192

musical play in 2 parts, by Hal S. Stephens.

51 !». 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. May 22, 1912 ; D : 29741 ; B. C. Whit-
ney and Bert St. John, Detroit. 5193

Broken idols; an American drama in 5 acts, by
I. Curtis.

© Irene Curtis. New York; 1880:12771,
Aug. 19. 5194

Broken (The) line; a comedy in 1 act, by H.
McManus.

© Henry McManus, Hartford ; 1898 : 37636,
June 20. 5195

Broken links; a drama in 5 acts, by D. Han-
chett.

© D. Hanchett, Terre Haute, Ind. ; 1874:

11205, Aug. 31. 5196

— — by E. Nelson Barr. Clyde, O., Ames'

publishing co.

© Ames pub. co., Clyde, O. ; 1893:13619,

Mar. IS; 2c. Mar. 24. 5197

drama in 4 acts, by L. D. Fair.

© Laura D. Fair, San Francisco ; 1873 : 250,

Jan. 11.

5198

Broken (A) love; comedy, dramatic sketch in
1 act, by L. C. Langlois. 4 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Ic. July 11, 1910 ; D : 21535 ; Leslie Clay-
ton Langlois, Chicago. 5199

Broken (The) medal. See Flower (The) girl
of the Innocents.

Broken (The) melody; by W. J. Jones. 14 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Will J. Jones, New York ; D : 13522, Aug.
10, 1908 ; 2c. Aug. 15, 1908. 5200

Broken (The) mirror; play, by H. Riesenfeld.
6 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 1, 1911 ; D : 25725 ; Hugo Riesen-
feld, New York. 5201

Broken oath; high class melodrama in 4 acts,
by M. P. Hartung. 55 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 31, 1910; D : 20064 ; Max Paul
Hartung, Brooklyn. 5202

Broken oath — Continued.

play in 5 acts.

© Albert Carr, New York; 1874: 12711.
Oct. 12. 5203

a play in 4 acts, by Albert Carr.

© Walter Carr, New York ; 1875 : 6062, Juno
10. 5204

. Broken (A) parole.

© Thomas F. Mullen, Philadelphia ; D :
124.33. Feb. 26, 1903. 5205

Broken (The) pitcher.

© Mae Rosback Perkins, Chicago; 1900 A:
8159, Mar. 29. 5206

Broken (The) pledge; a temperance drama in
5 acts, by O. Nugent.

© Owen Nugent, Kansas City, Kan. ; 1893 :
36485, Aug. 7. 5207

Broken (A) potsherd; an original play in 1 act,
by A. Brownell.

© Atherton Brownell, Boston ; 1894 : 51358,
Nov. 3. 5208

Broken (The) promise.

© L. M. Marvin, Shelby, O. ; 1892:1533,
Jan. 8. 5209

Sec also Greed of gold.

Broken (The) ring; a comedy drama in 4 acts.
Typewritten.

© Otto Martin Brooks, Sedalia, Mo. : 1891 :
23432, June 27; Ic. June 27. 5210

Broken (A) rosary; a melodrama in 4 acts, by

E. H. Peple.

© E. H. Peple, New York ; 1898 : 50333, Aug.
29. 5211

original drama in 4 acts, by Lem B. Par-
ker. 4 V. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 28. 1913; D: 35173; M. M. and
Ed. Dubinsky, Kansas City, Mo. 5212

Broken (The) spectacles; a farce in 3 acts, by

F. Summerfield. Typewritten.

© Fred Summerfield, New York; 1899:
35273, May 26; 2c. May 26. 5213

Broken statue de Fontange; a dramatic day,
by H. W. Gamraans. Dayton, Va., Ruebush-
Elkins CO., 1909. 72 p. 24°.

© Dec. 3, 1909 ; 2c. Dec. 4, 1909 ; D : 17610 ;
Harold W. Gammans, Dayton, Va. 5214

Broken (The) string; play in 2 acts, by T. Gil-
man. 90 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. .8, 1915 ; D : 41674 ; Thornton Gil-
man, Portage, Wis. 5214a

Broken (The) sword. See Disgraced.

Broken (The) thread. See Woman (The) de-
tective.

244

5215

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

5237

Broken (A) tie; or, Margarita's revenge, a
drama in 5 acts, by J. P. Davis.

© Joseph P. Davis. Philadelphia; 1886:
26073. Nov. 18 ; 2c. Dec. 13. 5215

Broken to harness. See Social heroine.

Broken toy; or. Under both flags, an idyl of the
North and South, by J. Burrows. 13 p. f".
Typewritten.

© James Burrows, Lynn, Mass.; D : 13259,
June 17, 1908; 2c. June 17, 1908. 5216

Broken toys; drama in 5 acts, 5 tableaux, by
M. L. Johnson.

© Martha Lafitte Johnson, Philadelphia ;
1872 : 9273, Aug. 29. 5217

Broken (The) triangle; dramatic playlet in 1
act, by A. Behrens. 15 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 11, 1914; D: 36081; Arthur
Behrens, Salem, Mass. 5217a

Broken trust; drama in 5 acts.

© Catherine Marv Winslow, Boston; 1886:
7235, Mar. 29. 5218

Broken (The) violin; dramatic playlet, by C.
Miller and C. B. Newton. 3 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Jan. 16, 1913 ; D : 32111 ; Cowan Mil-
ler and C. B. Newton, San Francisco. 5219

an original comedy di'ama in 4 acts, by A.

E. Luzzi. 235 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Arthur Edward Luzzi, New York; D:
7195, Sept. 1, 1905; 2c. Aug. 29, 1905. 5220

playlet in 1 act, by A. Luzzi. [1], 25 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 15, 1912 ; D : 30264 ; Arthur Luzzi,
New York. 5221

Broken (The) vow. See Cecil Morton. — Vil-
lage (The) pride.

Broken vows; a drama of the human heart,
in 4 acts, by H. Jackson.

© Hart Jackson, New York; 1877:10853.
Sept. 20. 5222

farce comedy in 3 acts, by John J. A. Col-
lins. Clvde, O., Ajues' publishing companv,
1901. 34 p. 12°.

© Ames pub. co., Clyde, O. ; D : 523, May
29, 1901 ; 2c. May 29, 1901. 5223

Broken wing; by H. W. Babb. 11 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Harrj- Weber Babb. Spokane. Wash. ; D :
12889, May 4, 1908 ; 2c. Apr. 28, 1908. 5224

Broken wings; or, Love's tragedy, play in 8
acts, by R. M. Bernfeld. 44 p. f. Type-
written.

© Ic. June 7, 1915 ; D : 40873 ; Rose Morris
Berufold. New York. 5224a

Broker (The); an eccentric comedy in 3 acts,
by H. B. Telgmann. Typewritten.

© H. Bertram Telgmann, Philadelphia;
1893 : 32218, July 7 ; 2c. June 4, 1894. 5225

• Hebrew comedy in 4 acts, by S. Morris and

Ed. H. Felt.

© Samuel Morris, Chicago ; D : 3284. Feb.
27, 1903. 5226

an original comedy in 3 acts, by Walter

Fletcher.

© Conroy and Fox, United States; 1890:
38368, Dec. 4. 5227

Broker (A) from Batesville; a musical comedy
in 1 act, with four original songs and inci-
dental nmsic. 15 p. 8°. Printed.

© James Murray Allison, Cincinnati ; D :
4352, Nov. 27, 1903 ; 2c. Dec. 5, 1903. 5228

Brokers (The); or. The stock broker, a musical
comedy.

© Isaac W. Heysiuger, Philadelphia ; 1880 :
10885, July 15. 5229

Broker's (The) plot; a 5 act play, by F. H.
Stauflfer.

© Frank H. StaufiCer, Philadelphia; 1873:
7785, July 3. 5230

Broker's (The) tip.

© C. G. Harrington, Milwaukee; D : 10774,
June 15, 1907. 5231

Broker's (The) wife; a comedy drama in 4 acts,
by C. A. Clarke.

© Carrie Ashley Clarke, Dixon, 111. ; 1897 :
18641, Mar. 22. 5232

— — Same.

© Carrie Ashley Clarke, Dixon, 111. ; 1898 :
14767, Mar. 2 ; 2c. Mar. 4. 5233

Brom Bones; or. The headless horseman, a
drania in 3 acts, by C. Gayler, founded upon
Washington Irving's Legend of Sleepy Hol-
low.

© Charles Gayler, New York; 1872:2362,
Mar. 5. 5234

Brome (The) Abraham and Isaac. See Second
(The) shepherds' play.

Bromides and sulphites; a comedy in 3 acts,
by R. E. Dunbar.

© Robin Ernest Dunbar, South Bend, Ind. :
D : 15729, Apr. 28, 1909. 5236

Broncho. See Bronco.

Bronco (The) buster.

© Emma Herey Meyer, Denver ; D : 13564,
Aug. 8, 1908. 5236

Same.

©William K. FitzHugh, Denver; D: 10191,
Mar. 22, 1907. 5237

245

5238

DBAM ATIC COMPOSITIONS

5258

Bronco (The) buster — Continued.

novel comedy playlet. 15 p. 4". Type-
written.

© J. Grant Gibson, Mount Oarmel. Pa. ; D :
10956, July 12, 1907 ; 2c. July 12, 1907. 5238

:i western comedy drama in 4 acts, by E.

de Corsica. 100 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Edward de Corsia, New York ; D : 8409,
Apr. 24, 1906 ; 2c. Apr. 24, 1906. 5239

Bronco busters; 1 act western sketch, by A.
Hornbrook. 6 p. t". Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 4, 1909; D: 17614; Augustus
Hornbrook, New York. 5240

Same. 9 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 19, 1910 ; D : 21214 ; Gus Horn-
brook, New York. 5241

Bronco Jack; dramatic sketch in 1 act, by
N. R. Wilcox. [6] p. r. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 7, 1911 ; D : 24424 ; Nathan Read
Wilcox, Minneapolis. 5242

Bronco Kate; comedy in 3 acts, by H. Courard.

© Harrison Conrard, Flagstaff, Ariz. ; D :

8909, July 23, 1906. 5243

Bronco life and drama of Indian cowboy-
songs.

© M. H. White, New York ; D : 10360, Apr.
16, 1907. 5244

Bronquitis aguda; pieza comica en 1 acto y 3
cuadros, en prosa, original de J. Pgrez Ztiniga.
Madrid [Sociedad de autores espaiioles] 1911.
28 p. 12".

© Aug. 21, 1911; 2c. Aug. 22, 1911; D:
25032 ; Juan P6rez Zflniga, Madrid. 5245

Bronx (The); comedy in 3 acts, by Ann Lina-
han [pseud, of Lena Donahue] 22 p. obi. 16".
Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 1, 1912; D: 29238; Lena Dona-
hue, Kansas City, Mo. 5246

Bronxville (The) Christmas mystery, 1914;
play in 1 act, by W. C. Langdon. Bronxville,
N. Y., Christ church. 16 p. 8°.

© Dec. 31, 1914 ; 2c. Jan. 6, 1915 ; D : 39319 ;
William Chauncy Langdon, New York.

5246a

Bronze (A) donkey; a comic absurdity In 3
acts, by H. C. Husted.

© H. C. Husted, New York; 1888:30054,
Oct. 22. 5247

Brood house; play in 4 acts, by G. B. Mc-
Cutcheon. New York, Priv. printed, 1910.
3 p. 1., 187 p. 8".

© Oct. 28, 1910; 2c. Oct. 29, 1910; A:
273986 ; Geo. Barr McCutcheon, New York.

5248

Brookdale (The) farm; a rural drama in 4 acts,
by Robert J. Bentley. Chicago, T. S. Denison
[1904] 55 p. 12". (On cover: Alta series)

© T. S. Denison, Chicago ; D : 5275, July 8,
1904; 2c. Sept. 17, 1904. [Note.— This play 1
al.so copyrighted in 1902 by Robert J. Bentley I
under the title The old quarry] 5249

Brooke of Brazenose; a play in 3 acts, by T. R.
• F. I. Coales and N. Doone. 112 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Thomas Richard Finney Ignatius Coales,
Dallington, England, and Neville Doone, Lon-
don ; D : 6946, July 11, 1905 ; 2c. July 11, 1905.

5250

Brookenbridge-Polly case; burlesque in 1 act
[by] J. H. Whallen. Typewritten.

© John H. Whallen, Louisville ; 1894 : 26384,
May 25; Ic. May 25. 5251

Broom-maker (The) of Carlsbad; a comedy-
drama in 4 acts, by I. Witmark and Fred. B. ^
Hawkins. fl

© Isidor Witmark, New York; 1889 : 324(;,
Jan. 28. 5252

Broomstick (The) brigade; play of Palestine,
by Samuel Roth. New York, Bloch pub. co.
15 p. 16°.

© May 19, 1914; 2c. June 27, 1914; D:
37412; Bloch pub. co.. New York. 5252a

Brother (The); tr. and adapted from the French
of Alfonse Daudet, by J. A. Herman. [2], 20
p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 25, 1911 ; D : 25590 ; John Arm-
strong Herman, Harrisburg, Pa. 5253

Brother against brother.

© Frank Y. Dunn, jr., Boston; 1897:43606,
Aug. 2. 5254

Same.

© Kate Ernst, Toledo, O. ; D : 3364, Apr. 30,
1903. 5255

a military play, in 5 acts, by Bernard Fran-

cis Moore.

© Walter H. Baker & co.. Boston; 1898:
75912, Dec. 27 ; 2c. May 4, 1899. 5256

— or, The G. A. B. boys of '61, a military
play in 5 acts, by Carrie B. Auraud. Mans-
field, O. Herald press, 1883.

© B. J. Aurand, Mansfield. O. ; 1883 : 8196.
May 4. 5257

— See also Black (The) flag. — True blue.

Brother Ambrose; a playlet in 2 acts, by Lin-
cohi Balch [i. e. William Lincoln Balch] 62
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© William L. Balch, Boston ; D : 7050, July
31, 1905 ; 2c. July 31, 1905. 5258

246

^m9

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

5279

Brother and sister.

© B. F. Stratton, New York; 1880:11894,
Aug. 2. 5259

-a new rumautic melodrama in 5 acts, by

B. C. Stuart.

© Benjamin Cumberland Stuart. Brooklyn ;
1884:1727, Jan. 24. 5260

See also Silas Chester.

Brother Dave; a play in 1 act, by W. Steell.
Boston, Walter H. Baker & co., 1909. 12 p.
12".

© Willis Steell, Islip, N. Y. ; D : 15004, Feb.
5, 1909; 2c. Mar. 5, 1909. 5261

Brother detectives; dialogue, by H. Lewis. 8 p.
4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 29, 1915 ; D : 40518 ; Harry Lewis,
New York. 5261a

Brother fans; comedy-drama in 1 act, from the
famous story of the same name, by P. G.
Wodehouse, made into a playlet by T. Barry.
[3], 19 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 17. 1914; D : 39124 ; Thomas
Barry, New York. 5261b

Brother Gardner and his lime-kiln club.

© C. B. Lewis, Detroit; 1882:12336, .July
26. 5262

Brother (A) in intellect; play in 1 act [sug-
gested by the story Gira o non gira] [Provi-
dence, Snow & Farnham co., printers, 19071
27 p. 8^

© Eugene Pride King, Providence, R. I. ; D :
11625, Oct. 30, 1907 ; 2c. Dec. 28, 1907. 5263

Brother in name; a drama in G acts, by F. S.
Milner. Typewritten.

© Frances S. Milner, Alliance, O. ; 1899:
72865, Nov. 8 ; 2c. Nov. 8. 5264

Brother Jack; sketch in 3 scenes, by A. E. Ives
and J. C. Underwood. 23 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 25, 1910; D: 20883; Alice E.
Ives and J. C. Underwood, New York. 5265

Brother Jake's kid.

© Gertrude Blanchard Randall, Everett,
Mass. ; D : 13314, July 9, 1908. 5266

- — ■ vaudeville sketch, by G. B. Randall. . 25 p.
4°. Tj^ewritten.

© Ic. June 26. 1911; D: 24574; Gertrude
Blanchard Randall, Boston. 5267

Brother Jerrod. See Euchred.

Brother Jonathan; an acting drama in 2 acts,
by W. Bush.

© William Bush, United States; 1877: 7957,
July 9 ; 2c. Sept. 14. 5268

1 act operetta, by S. W. Sterrett. 13 p. 8".

Typewritten.

© Samuel Wise Sterrett, Kansas City, Kan. ;
D : 1085, Oct. 11, 1901 ; 2c. Mar. 18, 1904. 5269

Brother Josiah; a comedy in 3 acts, by W. O.
Parker. Chicago, T. S. Denison [1903] 52 p.
16°. (On cover: Alta series)

© Thos. S. Denison, Chicago ; D : 3708, July
11, 1903 ; 2c. Aug. 3, 1903. 5270

Brother (A) mason; by O. Hammerstein.

© Oscar Hammerstein, New York ; 1898 :
12405, Feb. 19. 5271

Brother Max; a pastoral comedy -drama in 2
acts, with original songs and music, by R. E.
Graham.

© R. E. Graham, Chicago ; 1884 : 20970, Oct.
18. 5272

Brother (A) of Cain; a drama in 4 acts, by
Preston Kendall. 109 p. f". Typewritten.

© P. Kendall, Lamar, Col. ; D : 9669, Dec. 1,
1906 ; 2c. Dec. 1, 1906. 5273

Brother officers; a comedy in 3 acts, by Leo.
Trevor.

© Arthur Bourchier, London ; 1898 : 9520.
Feb. 4 ; 2c. Feb. 4. 5274

as produced at the Empire theatre.

New York; published with the authorization
of Charles Frohman. New York, R. H. Rus-
sell, 1900. [16] p. illus. t".

© Robert Howard Russell, New York ; 1900
A: 5935, Mar. 5; 2c. Mar. 5, 1900. 5274a

Brother Paul.

© William H. Janes, Oneonta, N. Y. ; 1900
A : 5044. Feb. 23. 5275

Brother Pyramus; a comedy drama in 4 acts, by
S. R. Ellis.

© Sidney R. Ellis, United States; 1891:
5522, Feb. 9. 5276

Brother Shadrack.

© Lydia Coyne Fletcher, Washington ; 1882 :
9201, June 3. 5277

Brother to a star; play in 1 act, by E. G. W.
Ferguson. 17 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 2. 1914 ; D : 35529 ; Edward G. W.
Ferguson. Melrose, Mass. 5277a

Brotherhood; play in 1 act, by J. M. Patterson.
17 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 7, 1913; D: 33426; Joseph Me-
dill Patterson, Chicago. 5278

Brotherhood of blood; 1 act war tragedy, by
F. Haines-Reed. 21 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 17, 1915; D: 40976; Florence
Haines-Reed, Los Angeles. 5278a

Brotherhood (The) of man.

© William J. Cole, Newark, N. J. ; D : 3577,
June 12, 1903. 5279

247

5280

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

5302

Brotherhood (The) of man — Coutiuueii.

drama in 4 acts, by R. A. Marchand. 40

p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 23, 1910 ; D : 20554 ; Ralpli Aus-
tin Marchand, North Cambridge, Mass. 5280

play in 1 act, by H. D. Oberdorfer. 32 p.

f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 23, 1915; D: 39764; Harold
Dixon Oberdorfer, Minneapolis. 5280a

Brotherhood of right; a play in 4 acts, by L. P.
Jones. 127 p. f°. Typewritten.

© L. Percy Jones, New Rochelle, N. Y. ; D :
7274, Sept. 16, 1905 : 2c. Sept. 9, 1905. 5281

Brotherhood (The) of the border; a drama, by
E. Emery. Peoria, 111., 1876.

© E. Emery, Peoria, 111.; 1876:4574, Apr.
15 ; 2c. Apr. 24. 5282

Same. Rev. ed.

© E. Emerv, Peoria, 111.; 1876:7205, June
12. 5283

Brotherly love; a dramatic composition, by
James O'Boyle. 4 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© James J. O'Boyle, Chicago ; D : 16110,
June 22, 1909; 2c. June 22, 1909. 5284

Brothers (The).

© Joseph H. Trant, Boston; 1884:13528,
July 3. 5285

a drama in 5 acts, by L. J. Cella. Denver,

1882.

© Louis J. Cella, Chicago; 1882:9944, June
17. 5286

a drama in 5 acts, and a prologue, by L. J.

Cella. Denver, News printing company, 1889.

© Louis J. Cella, Denver ; 1889 : 21976, July
16. 5287

drama in 4 acts and a prologue, by L. J.

Cella.

© Louis J. Cella. New York ; D : 7784, Dec.
30, 1905. 5288

a dramatic sketch, by F. I. Felton. 11 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Foster Irwin Felton, Philadelphia ; D :
10243, Apr. 1, 1907 ; 2c, Apr. 1, 1907. 5289

dramatic sketch in 1 act, by Frank B.

Coigne. [5] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 26. 1912; D : 29501 ; Champion
film CO., New York. 5290

by H. Muller. [1], 16 p. 4°. Type-

written.

© Ic. Mar. 19, 1912 ; D : 29084 ; Henry Mul-
ler, East Orange, N. J. 5291

— 1 act dramatic playlet, by H. L. Milligan
and William Mack. 11 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 17, 1909 ; D : 17519 ; H. L. Milli-
gan, Chicago. 5292

Brothers (The)— Continued.

-original play in 1 act, by J. T. Prince, jr.

[1], 17 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 6, 1911; D:235W; John T.
Prince, jr., Chicago. 5293

— play in 1 act, by W. D. Hepenstall. 11], 8
p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 12, 1913; D: 34999; William
Daniel Hei)enstall, New York. 5294

play in 3 acts, by F. C. Phillips. 108 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 29, 1910; D : 20627 ; Frank

Cooke Phillips, Cleveland. 5295

by J. Barrington-Fedris. 103 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 20, 1909; D: 17252; Janet Bar-
rington-Fedris, New York. 5296

by L. E. F. Prince. 72 p. 4°. Type-

written.

© Ic. June 20, 1910 ; D : 213SG : Leslie E. F.
Prince, Washington. 5297

tragedy of tenement life in 1 act. by H. G.

Crane. 10 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 1, 1909 ; D : 17241 ; Hal Grey
Crane, Rochester, N. Y. 5298

or, The monk and the beggar, poetic dra-
ma in 1 act, by George A. Norton. [5] p. 4".
Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 17, 1910 ; D : 22303 ; Van M. Zim-
mermann, Denver. 5299

See also Bratia. — Shiloh.

Brothers are we; a comedy drama in 5 acts, by
T. Tolson.

© Thomas Tolson, Boston ; 1897 : 7554, Jan.
27. 5300

Same. 29 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 21, 1914; D: 38358; Tolson
Shepherd Eland, Troy, N. Y. 5300a

Brother's (A) crime.

© Harry Rogers, New York ; 1900 A : 18583,
July 27. 5301

a sensational comedy drama in 4 acts, by

Langdale Williams. Chicago, 111., The Chi-
cago manuscript co., 1914. [48] p. f°. Mim-
eographed.

© Ic. Oct. 26, 1914; D: 38611; Alexander
Byers, Chicago. 5301a

Brother's (A) error; original emotional drama,
by A. C. Fernandez.

© A. C. Fernandez, Philadelphia; 1890:
7382, Mar. 4. 5302

248

5303

COPYRIGHTED IIT THE UNITED STATES

5321

Brother's (A) hate; a romantic drama in 5
acts. TjTJewritten.

© Charles S. Gramlich and Walter H. Allo-
way, Philadelphia; 1893:16458, Apr. 3; 2c.
Apr. 3. 5303

See also Suspect (The)

Brother's (A) love; by F. M. Franklin.

© Frank M. Franklin, New York; 1890:
38505. Dec. 5. 5304

Brother's (A) oath; or. Two avengers, an
American melo-drama in 5 acts, by C. G.
Mitchell.

© Charles G. Mitchell, Baltimore; 1892:
247S2, June 13 ; 2c. June 13. 5305

Brothers (The) of Pisa; a drama in 5 acts, by
L. J. Cella.

© Louis J. Cella, Leadville, Col.; 1881:
4412, Mar. 22. 5306

Same.

© Louis J. Cella, Leadville, Col. ; 1881 : 5292,
Apr. 7. 5307

Brothers of the shadow. See Great (the)
Quackqua.

Brother's plea; drama, by C. Boaz. 22 p. 4".
Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 22, 1909; D: 16832; Charles
Boaz, Mattoon, 111. 5308

Brother's (A) revenge. Sec Lauvderg.

Brother's (A) sacrifice; drama in 1 act, by L.
Beckelman and S. Grossman. 16 p. 8°. Ms.
© Ic. Feb. 20, 1915 ; D : 39749 ; Louis Beck-
elman and Samuel Grossman, New York.

5308a

a sensational western melodrama in 4 mas-

sive acts, by D. D. Vinecore.

© Delbert D. Vinecore, Rutland, 111.; D:
14163, Oct. 28, 1908. 5309

Brother's (A) treachery. See Hands (The) of
death.

Brother's (The) wrong. Sec End (The)

Brought back to life.

© Jacob W. Schwartz, New York ; D : 2560,
Nov. 7, 1902. 5310

Brought to bay; sensational melodrama in 3
acts, by Nelson Compston. Chicago, Cliicago
manuscript co., 1914. 33 p. f. Mimeo-
graphed.

© Oct. 15, 1914 ; 2c. Nov. 9, 1914 ; D : 38752 ;
Alex. Byers, Chicago. 5310a

Brought to justice; dramatic play.

© Patrick Murphy, New York ; 1890 : 39105,
Dec. 10. 5311

See also On time. — Uncle Remus.

Brought to light; a romantic, sensational melo-
drama, by E. L. Duane.

© Edward L. Duane, New York ; 1889 : 2552.
.Jan. 21. 5312

See also Donna Bianca. — Little Buckshot.

Brought to terms; or, Dibkin's flirtation, an
original farcical comedy in 3 acts and 1 scene,
etc., by C. T. Vincent.

1© Cliarles T. Vincent, Williamsburg, N. Y. ;
1884:3368, Feb. 16. 5313

Brought together; a drama in 4 acts and 5
scenes, by H. Gieseke. 31 p. diagrs, f°.
Typewritten.

© Henry J. C. Gieseke, Jersey City ; D :
14172, Oct. 22, 1908; 2c. Oct. 22, 1908. 5314

Brown among the Daisies; musical burlesque,
by Frank Dumont. [2], 73 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Dec. 2, 1914 ; D : 38981 ; Charles Bar-
ton, Centerport, N. Y. 5314a

Brown and white; a musical comedy libretto in
2 acts, for collegiate productions, by Thomas
B. Donaldson. 29 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© T. B. Donaldson, Philadelphia; D : 9378.
Nov. 3, 1906 ; 2c. Nov. 3, 1906. 5315

Brown Bessie; a drama in 4 acts, by F. E. Ware.
New York, John J\ Trow & son, 1874.

© L. D. Sliears, United States ; 1874 : 8904,
July 6. 5316

Brown from Missouri; a farce in 3 acts, by E.
A. Woolf. 4°. Typewritten.

© Edgar Allan Woolf, New York ; D : 10455,
Apr. 30, 1907 ; 2c. Apr. 30, 1907. 5317

Brown, Jones and Robinson; a comedy in 3
acts, by D. Welch and G. H. McAdam.

© Deshler Welch and George Harrison Mc-
Adam, New York ; 1898 : 64871 ; Nov. 5. 5318

Brown of Caleveras.
ment.

See Honest (An) mo-

Brown of Harvard. 4". Typewritten.

© Rida Johnson Young, New York ; D : 8015,
Feb. 17, 1906 ; 2c. Feb. 19, 1906. 5319

play in 4 acts, by Rida Johnson Young.

New I'ork, Sanuiel French ; London, Samuel
French, ltd., 1909. 85 p. 12°. (On cover:
French's standard library ed.)

© Dec. 14, 1909 ; 2c. Dec. 15, 1909 ; D : 17703 ;
AValter C. Jordan, New York. 5320

Brown of India; play in 4 acts, by W. B.
Wright. Act 1, scene 1. 18 p. f. Type-
written.

© Ic. May 23, 1913 ; D : 33356 ; Willard B.
Wright, Philadelphia. 5321

249

5332

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

5345

Brown of ludia — Continued.

play in 4 acts, based on Sir Walter Scott's

novel, Guy Mannering, dramatized and mod-
ernized by W. B. Wright. Act 2. 13 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. May 31, 1913 ; D : 33479 ; AVillard B.
Wright, Philadelphia. 5322

dramatized by W. B. AVright, from

Sir Walter Scott's novel, Guy Mannering. Act
3. [25] p. r. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 11, 1913 ; D : 33767 ; Willard B.
Wright, Philadelphia. 5323

Same. Act 4. 14 p. f. Typewritten.

© Ic. July IG, 1913 ; D : 33808 ; Willard B.
Wright, Philadelphia. 5324

Brown (A) paper parcel; by M. J. W. New
York, Samuel French ; London, Samuel
French, ltd., 1899. 7 p. 12". (French's in-
ternational copyrighted . . . edition of the
Avorks of the best authors, no. 26)

© T. H. French, New York; 1899:70519,
Oct. 30 ; 2c. Jan. 3, 1901. 5325

Brown's in town; comedy in 3 acts, by Mark E.
Swan. 152 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 6, 1910 ; D : 20719 ; American play
CO., New York. 5326

a farce in 3 acts, by J. J. Rosenthal.

© J. J. Rosenthal, New York ; 1898 : 48657.
Aug. 18. 5327

farcical comedy in 3 acts, by Mark E.

Swan. New York, Samuel French ; London,
Samuel French, ltd., 1915. 95 p. 12°.

© Jan. 19, 1915 ; 2c. Jan. 21, 1915 ; D : 39459 ;
American play co.. New York. 5327a

Brown's left town; a farce in 3 acts, by J. J.
Rosenthal.

© J. J. Rosenthal, New York ; 1898 : 48656,
Aug. 18. 5328

Brown, the painter; or. Chasing a flirt, a
screaming farce in 1 act, by W. J. Ferguson.
31 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© William J. Ferguson, Brooklyn ; D : 10653,
May 29, 1907 ; 2c. May 29, 1907. 5329

Brownie (The) trio; an original 1 act farce, by
M. Gilbert.

© Mark Gilbert, Boston ; 1895 : 39799, Aug.
2. 5330

Brownies; a spectacle in 3 acts, by P. Cox.

© Palmer Cox, New York ; 1893 : 2854, Jan.
12. 5331

Brownies and fairies in Flowerland; a cantata,
by Mrs. W. Perry.

© Mrs. Wm. Perry, Indianapolis; 1894:
55168, Nov. 26 ; 2c. Dec. 28. 5332

Brownies' banquet or carnival; by E. F. Lane.
8 p. 12°. Printed.

© Nov. 10, 1909 ; 2c. Oct. 29, 1909 ; D : 17303 ;
Etta Freeman Lane, Plain City, O. 5333

Brownies' (The) Christmas; a pantomime, by
Evalyn M. Swigart.

© J. and P. B. Myers. New York; 1900 A:
25746, Oct. 16 ; 2c. Oct. 17. 5334

Brownies (The) in Fairyland; a play in 2 acts,
by P. Cox, music by Malcolm Douglas. Mime-
graphed.

© Palmer Cox, New York ; 1893 : 44962, Oct.
9; 2c. Nov. 33. 5335

Brownies' (The) vacation; a play for boys, by
Elizabeth F. Guptill. Cincinnati, New York,
Fillmore music house, 1908. 12 p. 12°.

© Fillmore bros. co., Cincinnati ; D : 14083,
Oct. 17, 1908 ; 2c. Oct. 17, 1908. 5336

Browning (A) courtship; by Octave Thanet,
dramatized by M. C. Gray. Ms.

© Mary C. Gray, Watkins, N. Y. ; 1889:
20797, July 5 ; 2c. July 5. 5337

Brown's baby; or. Taming a husband, comedy
sketch in 1 act, by W. Holcomb.

© Willard Holcomb, Washington; 1894:
20113, Apr. 19. 5338

Brown's grocery; or. Life as we live it, a drama
in real American life, in 5 acts, by D. Ryan.

© Daniel Ryan, Flint, Mich.; 1887:23415,
Sept. 15. 5339

Browny (The) queen; an extravaganza for stage
production by children, by A. M. Chamberlain.

© A. M. Chamberlain, Louisville; 1894:
13617, Mar. 9. 5340

Bruce Wilson, M. D.; farce in 1 act, by B.
Boder. [2], 19 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 20, 1913; D: 34492; Bartlett
Boder, New York. 5341

BriAder (Die) See Bratia.

Bruised and cured; a negro burlesque sketch, iu
1 scene, by A. J. Leavitt, arr. by Charles
White. New York, R. M. De Witt.

© Robert M. De Witt, New York; 1874:
15828, Dec. 31 ; 2c. Jan. 9, 1875. 5342

Brum (The) estate; by E. Riley, jr.

© Edward Riley, jr., Spokane, Wash. ; 1895 :
20408, Apr. 13. 5343

Brunette (The); a playlet, by V. Kline. Type-
written.

© Virginia Kline, Cleveland ; 1900 A : 19430,
Aug. 4 ; 2c. Aug. 4. 5344

Brunetteshauks (The)

© Edwin S. Hopkins, Louisville; 1896:
45538, Aug. 8. 5345

250

5346

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

5367

Brunhild; iu 5 aots. by Eiuanuel Geibel.

© Frederick Jacob Pillot, New York ; 1877 :
10783, Sept. 18. 5346

trauerspiel in 3 autziigen, von Paul Ernst.

Berlin, A^ertr iebsstelle des Verbandes deutscher
biihnenschriftsteller, 1911. 86 p. 12°.

© June 9, 1911 ; 2c. July 19, 1911 ; D : 24723 ;
Vertriebsstelle des Verbandes deutscher biih-
nenschriftsteller, Berlin. 5347

Brunswick; historical play, by F. N. Whittier
and Albert W. Tolman. Brunswick, Me.,
Brunswick publishing co., 1913. 37 p. 16".

© Feb. 27, 1913 ; 2c. Mar. 6, 1913 ; D : 32528 ;
Frank N. Whittier, Brunswick, Me. 5348

Brute (The); by E. M. Crane. [2], 100 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. June 29. 1910; D : 21449 ; Eleanor
Maud Crane, New York. 5349

play in 3 acts, by F. A. Kummer. 113 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 23, 1910; D: 20875; Frederic
Arnold Kummer, Baltimore. 5350

Brute versus gentleman; play in 1 act, by P. C.
Gunion. [1], 20 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 19, 1914; D : 35701 ; Philip Cyrus
Gunion, Philadelphia. 5350a

Brutus. See Miscellaneous (The) plays of Ed-
win Booth.

Brutus and Lucretia; or. The fall of the Boman
kingdom, a tragedy in 5 acts, by Charles
Bab.son.

© Charles B. Soule, Chicago; 1889:4073.
Feb. 4. 5351

Brutus (The) of the South; a play in 3 acts, by
W. A. Clark.

© William Adolpluis Clark, Boston; 1892:
27219, June 29. 5352

Brutus outdone. See When Rome howls,

Bryan Couline; or, The Irish minstrel, an origi-
nal Irish drama in 3 acts, by F. Mar.sden (W.
A. Sliver).

© Fred Marsdeu, South .-^ciiroon, N. Y. ;
1883 : 14561, Aug. 6. 5353

Bryan station; historical drama in 4 acts, by
F. Daingerfield, jr.

© Foxhall Daingerfield, jr., Lexington, Ky. ;
D : 13089, June 1, 1908. 5354

Aryan's trip around the world. 26 p. 16°.

Typewritten.

© John William Ransone, Wilton, Conn. ;
D : 8959, Aug. 14, 1906 ; 2c. Sept. 10, 1906.

5355

Bryant and Carter; or, The old coin collector
of New York, a drama in 5 acts, by J. H.
Carter. San Francisco, Francis, Valentine &
CO., 1888.

© J. Heneage Carter, San Francisco ; 1888 :
28636, Oct. 8. 5356

Bryllupet i Genua; af Hans E. Kinck. Kris-
tiania, H. Aschehoug fc co. (W. Nygaard), 1911.
2 p. 1.. 180 p. 12°.

© Nov. 28, 1911; 2c. Jan. 26, 1912; D:
28868; H. Aschehoug & co., Christiania, Nor-
way. 5357

Bryllupsmarschen; skuespil, af Rolf Hiorth-
Sch0yen. Kristiania og Kj0benhavn, Gylden-
dalske boghandel, Nordisk forlag, 1912. 119
p. 12°.

© Oct. 30, 1912 ; 2c. Nov. 18, 1912 ; D : 31408 ;
Gyldendalske boghandel, Nordisk forlag.
Christiania, Norway. ^ 5358

Bub Oder madel; operette in einem vorspiel und
2 akteu, von Felix Dormann und A. Altmann,
musik von Bruno Granichstaedten. Text der
gesange. Leipzig. Wien. Musikalien - und
biihnenverlag J. Weinberger, 1908. 35 p. 12°.
© Josef Weinberger, Leipzig ; D : 14458,
Dec. 4, 1908 ; 2c. Dec. 4, 1908. 5359

Bubastes and the princess. Sec Barneses I.

Bubble (A); play in 4 acts, by C. F. Ohliger.
97 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 26, 1912; D: 30964; Carl F.
Ohliger, Pittsburgh. 5360

by T. de Coppet and Norman Rose.

4 V. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 24, 1912 ; D : 30150 ; Theodosia
de Coppet, New York. 5361

romance of money, by C. Moore. 27 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 2, 1912; D: 28917; Carlyle
Moore, New York. 5362

Bubble (A) of fortune; a drama in 5 acts, by
G. R. Morse.

© George Rogers Morse, Rochester, N. Y. ;
1884 : 6387, Mar. 24. 5363

Bubble (The) peddler; a musical fantasy in 2
acts, libretto and lyrics by A. C. D. Riley. f°.
Typewritten.

© Alice C. D. Riley, Evanston, 111.: D:
7877, Jan. 20, 1906 ; 2c. Jan. 20, 1906. 5364

Bubbles. 11 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Eugene Nice, New York ; D : 10615, May
22, 1907 ; 2c. May 22, 1907. 5365

a comedy in 3 acts, by C. J. Magoun and

A. B. Davenport.

© Charles J. Magoun and Allen B. Daven-
port, Boston ; 1895 : 430, Jan. 2. 5366

an extravaganza in 2 acts, by Joe H.

Banks.

© Dora Banks, New York ; 1883 : 12446,
July 7. 5367

251

5368

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

5390

Bubbles — Coutiiiuetl.

farce comedy in 3 acts, by J. Jex. 88 p.

4". Typewritten.

1© Ic. Apr. 11, 1910; D: 20764; John Jex.
New York. 5368

a novelty operette, by George W. Hanlou

and G. Farnell.

© Genevieve Farnell, New Yorli ; D : 11320,
Sept. 10. 1907. 5369

an original farcical comedy in 4 acts, by G.

M. Travis. Typewritten.

© George M. Travis, Brooklyn ; 1895 : 27457,
May 20 ; 2c. May 22. 5370

tr. from La poudre aux yeux [of E. M.

Labiclie] by L. Harvey.

© Louise Harvey, Pliihulelphia ; 1879 :
15831, Nov. 22. 5371

or. The twentieth century, an eccentric

musical burlesque comedy in 2 acts and 5
scenes, by B. A. Greene and J. N. Butterly.

© Bartholomew Andrew Greene and James
Neville Butterly, New York ; 1881 : 2465, Feb.
17. 5372

Bubbling over; an original farce-comedy in 3
acts, by Frank Dumont.

© J. R. Painter, Philadelphia ; 1888 : 20469,
July 16 ; 2c. Oct. 24. 5373

Bub's troubles; a comedy in 1 act, by J. F.
Milliken.

© James F. Milliken, New York ; 1884 : 4081,
Feb. 27. 5374

Buccaneer (The); or. The heartless pirate and
artless maiden, a musical burlesque in 2 acts,
libretto by G. Stephens, jr.

© George Stephens, jr., Somerville, Mass. ;
1895 : 26362, !\Iay 14 ; 2c. May 24. 5375

Buccaneers (The); act 1st of an original Ameri-
can comic opera in 3 acts, by W. F. Perkins.
Typewritten.

© Wm. Fessenden Perkins, New York ; 1892 :
33958, Aug. 17 ; 2c. Aug. 16. 5376

comedy in 3 acts, by D. Wilhelm. 95 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 30, 1912 ; D : 30703 ; Donald Wil-
helm, Defiance, O. 5377

a drama, by W. G. Barney.

© William Grant Barney, Buffalo ; D :
12278, Jan. 30, 1908. 5378

operetta in 1 act, book and lyrics by S. N.

Stuckey, [1], 11 p. f. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 10, 1913 ; D : 32627 ; S. Norman
Stuckey, Danbury, Conn. 5379

• Same. 14 p. 8". Printed.

© May 2, 1913 ; 2c. May 8, 1913 ; D : 33266 ;
S. Norman Stuckey, Danbury, Conn. 5380

Buccaneers (The) — Continued.

or. The begum of Piura. 39 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Julia Sutherland Field, administratrix
for estate of Eugene Field, Chicago ; D : 2431,
Oct. 10, 1902; 2c. Oct. 10, 1902. 5381

Buck Buckalew, the outlaw cowboy; Montana
melodrama, by C. Randall and W. F. Felcli.
•61 p. obi. 8°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 14, 1910 ; D : 17936 ; Carl Randall
and Will Farrand Felch, Columbus, O. 5382

Bucket-shop; a melodranja in 5 acts, by H. C.
Baker, f". Typewritten.

© Henry Charles Baker, Chicago ; D : 5002,
May 9, 1904 ; 2c. May 9, 1904. 5383

or, Bungville and Wall st., an original sa-
tirical comedy with musical embellishment, by
F. Tannehill, jr.

© Frank Tannehill, jr., Philadelphia; 1888:
9094, Mar. 29. 5384

Buckingham; a drama in 4 acts, by W. G.
Wills.

© Alexander Henderson, United States ;
1874 : 1528, Feb. 11. 5385

an historical play founded on the incidents

and the life of George Villiers, Duke of Buck-
ingham, in 4 acts, by G. Delon.

© Georges Delon, Cleveland ; 1891 : 2239,
.L'ln. 15. 5386

Bud Carey's alibi; modern melo-drama in 4 acts,
by Agnes Cameron. [2], 65 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Mar. 18, 1914; D: 36406; William
Francis Burke, New York. 5386a

Buddha (The); drama in 3 acts, by Paul Cams.
Chicago, Open court pub. co., 1911. 68 p. 12".

© Apr. 21, 1911 ; 2c. May 15, 1911 ; D : 24212 ;
Open court pub. co., Chicago . 5387

a drama in 12 'scenes, by S. Hartmann.

Author's ed.

© Sadakichi Hartmann, New York ; 1897 :
41008, July 15; 2c. July 16. 5388

Buddie, the bootblack; sketch, by E. Willard
Sweeney. 4 p. 4°. Printed.

© Ic. Dec. 29, 1914, D: 39424; John J.
Peters, New York. 5388a

Budding plajrwright; a farce in 1 act. 11 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© James McCartney, Ardsley, N. Y. ; D :
8328, Apr. 12, 1906 ; 2c. Apr. 12, 1906. 5389

Budenzauber (Ein); lustspiel in 3 aufziigen, von
Baptiste de Carrel, deutsch von Hermann
Bohne. 41 p. {In Zeitschrift fiir veroifent-
lichung von biihnendichtung, 1. jahr, heft 1,
juni 1912)

© June 1, 1912 ; 2c. July 25, 1912 ; D : 30610 ;
Julius Reinhardt, Bonn, Germany. 5390

252

5391

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

5405

Budenzauber (Eiu) — Continued.

lustspiel in 4 aljten, von Wilhelm Jacoby

nnd Hans Schmidt-Kestner. Berlin, E. Bloch,
1912. 92 p. 12°.

© le. Feb. 19, 1913; D: 3344.5; Eduard
Bloch, Berlin. 5391

Same.

© Ic. Feb. 29, 1912 ; D : 28872 ; Theaterver-
lag Eduard Bloch, Berlin. 5392

Budg'e and Toddie; a comedy in 3 acts, by J.
Habberton.

© .Tolin Hubbertou. New Jersey ; 1878 : 1573.
Feb. 5. 5393

Budge vs. Budge; by W. P. Cowles and W. A.
Koon. Typewritten.

© William Pierce Cowles and William A.
Koon, Minneapolis; 1897:28683, May 10; 2c.
.Tune 14. 5394

Budlong (The) case; a college farce in 3 acts,
by lAician Gary and George Hill. 87 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© G. B. Hill, Madison, Wis. ; D : 10223, Mar.
25, 1907 ; Ic. Apr. 18, 1907. 5395

Buds; play in 1 act, by J. M. Willard. 9 p. f*.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 30, 1910; D: 20926; J. Milton
Willard, Joliet, 111. 5396

Buds and bachelors; a comedy in 4 acts, by L.
Wren.

© Lillie Wren, Brooklyn ; 1891 : 17849, May
15. 5397

Bud's baby; a sketch, by E. Holt and H. Quick.
30 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Edwin Holt and Herbert Quick, Madison,
Wis.; D: 15890, May 19, 1909; 2c. May 19,
1909. 5398

Bud's g-al. 5 p. f. Typewritten.

© May Agnes Price, So. Manchester, Conn. ;
D : 11904, Dec. 11, 1907 ; Ic. Dec. 11, 1907 ; Ic.
Dec. 19, 1907. 5399

Bud's inferno. See Hell.

Biihne uud welt; schauspiel in 4 akten, von

Frido Grelle. Berlin-Leipzig, Modernes ver-

lagsbureau, C. Wigand, 1906. 101, [1] p. 12°.

© Modernes verlags bureau (Curt Wigand)

Berlin ; D : 9162. Oct. 1, 1906 ; 2c. Oct. 1, 1906.

5400

Buen (El) amor; comedia moderna en 2 actos,
I del L. Linares Becerra y D. Lopez Orense.
[Madrid, Sociedad de autoresespanoles] 1913.
48 1). 12°.

© Mar. 28, 1914; Ic. Mar. 30, 1914; D:
.36.534 ; L. Linares Becerra y D. Lopez Orense,
Madrid. 5400a

Buen (El) demonio; comedia en 2 actos y en
prosa, original de M. Linares Rivas. Madrid,
Sociedad de autores espanoles, 1911. 63 p.
12°.

© May 26, 1911 ; 2c. May 27, 1911 ; D : 24333 ;
Manuel Linares Rivas, Madrid. 5401

Buen (El) Espanol; comedia en 3 actos, original
y en prosa de A. Dominguez. Madrid, Socie-
dad de autores espaiioles, 1914. 141 p. 12°.

© Mar. 15, 1915; Ic. Mar. 17, 1915; D:
K)084 ; Antonio Dominguez, Madrid. 5401a

Buen (El) ladron; entremes lirico en prosa, orig-
inal de A. Lopez Monis y A. Lopez Alvarez,
milsica del maestro Tomas Barrera. Madrid,
Sociedad de autores espanoles, 1914. 19 p. 12°.

© Sept. 17, 1914; Ic. Sept. 21, 1914; D:
38196; Antonio Lopez Monis y Alfredo Lopez
Alvarez, Madrid. 5401b

Buena (La) nueva; 6, El nacimiento de Jesus,
loa sacra en 1 acto, dividido en 4 cuadros y en
verso, original de J. B. Samaniego y F. de
Leon y Olalla, mtisica del maestro Alfredo
(Jarcia. Madrid, Sociedad de autores es-
panoles, 1910. 40, 1 p. 12°.

© May 23, 1910 ; 2c. May 24, 1910 ; D :21147 ;
Juan Bautista Samaniego y Felix de Leon v
Olalla, Madrid. 5402

Buena recomendacion; entremes en 2 cuadros.
original de Jorge y Jose de la Cueva. Madrid
[Sociedad de autores espanoles] 1909. 22 p.
12°.

© Sept. 23, 1909; 2c. Sept. 24, 1909; D:
16898; Jorge y Jos6 de la Cueva, Madrid.

5403

Buena (Una) vara; entremes en prosa, original
de F. Toro Luna. Madrid, Sociedad de au-
tores espanoles, 1915. 29 p. 12°.

© June 24, 1915; Ic. June 25, 1915; D:
41081 ; Francisco Toro Luna, Madrid. 5403a

Buenas (Las) mozas del barrio; 6, Chulos del
lavapies, sainete lirico en medio acto, origi-
nal y en verso de V. de la Vega, mtisica del
maestro Cereceda. Madrid [Sociedad de au-
tores espanoles] 1907. 29 p. 12°.

© Ventura de la Vega, Madrid ; D : 11.523,
Oct. 12, 1907 ; 2c. Oct. 14, 1907. 5404

Buenas (Las) obras; zarzuela en 1 acto, dividido
en 3 cuadros, original de Ramon Rocabert,
Eduardo Guillot y Arturo Sanchez, mtisica del
maestro Enrique Brli. Madrid, Sociedad de
autores espanoles, 1911. 35 p. 12°.

© Aug. 21, 1911; 2c. Aug. 22, 1911; D:
2.5006: R. Rocabert, E. Guillot y A. Sanchez.
Madrid. 5405

Biirger als edelmann. See Ariadne auf Naxos.

Biirger Bonaparte. See Napoleon Bonaparte.

253

5406

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

5425

Biixl; koiuodie in 3 akten, vou Arno Holz und
Oskar Jerschke. Berlin, T heater verlag Eduard
Blocli. 91 p. 12".

© Ic. Feb. 17, 1912; D: 28740; Eduard
Bloch, Berlin. 5406

Same. Dresden, Carl Reissner, 1911. 3 p.

1., 221 p. 12°.

© Dec. 13, 1911 ; 2c. Feb. 17, 1912 ; D : 28733 ;
Eduard Bloch, Berlin. 5407

Bufete (El) de Minguez; zarzuela en 1 acto,
dividido en 3 cuadros, original de R. Rocabert
y Roche, mtisica del maestro Eugenio Ubeda.
Madrid [Sociedad de autores espaiioles] 1909.
39 p. 12°. [Libretto only]

© Nov. 18, 1909; 2c. Nov. 19, 1909; D:
17453 ; Ramon Rocabert y Roche, Madrid.

5408

BufE and blue; or. The times that tried men's
souls, a military patriotic drama in 4 acts, by
J. J. McGloskey.

© James J. McCloskey, Brooklyn; 1876:
3.573, Mar. 24. 5409

Buffalo Bill; a drama founded upon the leading
incidents in the story of same name, by Fred.
G. Maeder.

© F. G. Maeder, New York; 1871:8540,
Sept. 12. 5410

BufEalo Bill, junior; or, Buffalo Bill, jr., the
cowboy king, play in 4 acts, by Lem B.
Parker. [175] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 29, 1911; D: 23774; Dubinsky
bros., Rock Island, 111. 5411

Buffalo Bill, jr., the cowboy king. See Buffalo
Bill, junior.

Buffalo Bill's best shot; or. The heart of Spotted
Tail, a drama from life, by E. Z. C. Judson
(Ned Buntline, pseud.)

© E. Z. G. Judson, New York ; 1872 : 1952,
Feb. 29. 5412

Buffalo Bill's first scalp for Custer. See Red
(The) right hand.

Buffalo Bill's pledge. See, at end of alphabet,
titles beginning with figures: 20 days.

Buffalo (The) burlesque and extravaganza; a
burletta, by W. B. Watson.

© W. B. Watson, Brooklyn ; D : 413, Apr. 30,
1901. 5413

Buffalo (The) mystery; in 4 acts, by Lawrence
Russell. 113 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Elmer Walters, Chicago ; D : 3392, May 7,
1903 ; 2c. June 10, 1903. 5414

Buffalo tragedy; by Frederick H. Wilson. 8°.
Typewritten.

© William A. Dillon, Cortland. N. Y. ; D:
39.59, Sept. 16, 1903; 2c. Aug. 28, 1908. 5415

Bug (The); sketch in 1 act, by W. N. Gladke.
8, [2] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 10, 1911; D: 24186; Walter N.
Gladke, New York. 5416

Bug (The) and the buggy; musical farce, by
Junie McCree. [1], 16 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 18, 1914 ; D : 37893 ; Nona Ster-
ling and Billy Williams, Detroit. 5416a

Bug (A) in a rug; play in 2 acts, by J. R. O.
Perkins and P. Blacknuir. Cambridge, Caus-
tic-Claflin co. 24 p. 8°. (Pi eta theatricals
1914)

© Ic. Jan. 23, 1914 ; D : 35876 ; J. R. O. Per-
kins and Paul Blackmur, Cambridge, Mass.

5417

Bughouse; farce, by J. C. Morris. 4 p. i".
Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 25, 1910; D: 20574; Joseph
Charles Morris, Findlay, O. 5418

Bughouse (A) affair; by Ward and Sheppell.
5 p. f. Typewritten.

© Ward & Sheppell, Newark, N. J.; D:
12885, May 2, 1908 ; 2c. May 2, 1908. 5419

Bugle (The) call; domestic comedy-drama in 5
acts, by A. L. Johnson.

© Annie Lewis .Johnson, New York; 1889:
30737, Oct. 10. 5420

a military drama in 5 acts, with 7 scenes,

by G. W. Dove.

© Geo. W. Dove, Washington ; 1895 : 63924,
Dec. 17. 5421

Bugler (The) of the Light brigade; war drama
in 4 acts, by the bugler's daughter, A. Suther-
land. 66 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Anna Sutherland, Denver ; D : 6902, July
3, 1905 ; 2c. Jan. 13, 1906. 5422

Bugler's (The) rescue; a pantomimic equestrian
drama, by B. K. Adams.

© Belle K. Adams, Cleveland ; D : 515, May
27, 1901. 5422a

Bugs; play, by R. L. Goldberg. 15 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Oct. 14, 1911 ; D : 25494 ; R. L. Gold-
berg, New York. 5423

Bugtown (The) band; farce, by Archibald Hum-
boldt [pseud, of G. O. March] Lebanon, O.,
March brothers, 1912. 3 p. 8°.

© Sept. 9, 1912; 2c. Sept. 12, 1912; D:
30823 ; March bros., Lebanon, O. 5424

Bugtown (The) flyer; or, A twenty minutes
wait, original farce in 1 act, by M. Nobles.
[1], 21 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 26. 1912; D: 29498; Milton No-
))le.s, Brooklyn. 5425

254

54^6

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

5448

Builder (The) of bridges; 4 act comedy drama,
by J. Lawrence. [2], 46 p. 4°. Mimeo-
graphed.

© Ic. Dec. 21, 1912 ; D : 31868 ; John Law-
rence, Cincinnati. 5426

play in 4 acts, by A. Sutro. London, S.

French, ltd. ; New York, S. French, 1909. 3 p.
1., 3-95 p. 12°.

© Nov. 4, 1909 ; 2c. Nov. 5, 1909 ; D : 17289 ;
Alfred Sutro, London. 5427

Builder (The) of New York. See Hans von
Suzi.

Builders (The); a modern play in 3 acts, by G.
Harrison. [2], 92 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 17, 1912 ; D : 29979 ; Grover Har-
rison, Cambridge, Mass. 5428

Builders in the walls of time.

© Elizabeth Anna Turner, Honolulu ; D :
15288, Mar. 9, 1909. 5429

Builders on sand.

© Gertrude Brooke Hamilton, Washington ;
D : 10695, June 3, 1907. 5430

Building inspector; comedy-dramatic sketch, by
A. K. and C. T. Schlueter. 7 p. t". Type-
written,

© Ic. Nov. 30, 1910 ; D : 22764 ; Augitsta K.
and Charles T. Schlueter, Chicago. 5431

Building (The) of the ship. See Class (The)
ship.

Building or constructing national flag.

© Susan Morrison Gorgas Wheeler, Los An-
geles ; D : 7499, Sept. 30, 1905. 5432

Building the American nation; an allegory in
7 scenes, by R. G. O'Brien. 56 p. 12".
Printed.

© Apr. 28, 1911 ; 2c. May 3, 1911 ; D : 24124 ;
R. G. O'Brien, Oakland, Cal. 5433

Built on the sands; by R. Mackay. 72 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Robert Mackay, New York; D: 35615,

Apr. 14, 1909 ; 2c. Apr. 14, 1909. 5434

Bujdoso (A) juhaszlegeny; eredeti, §nekes
nepszinmii, 5 felvonJisban, irta Pentek Fer-
encz. 76 p. 12°. Ms.

© Ic. May 28, 1912 ; D : 29819 ; Frank Pen-
tek, Newark, N. J. 5435

Bulbul; comic opera in 2 acts, by Maude Eliza-
beth Inch. [33] p. 4°. [Libretto] Type-
written.

© Ic. Apr. 29, 191 1 ; D : 24098 ; J. Fischer &
bro.. New York. 5436

Bulbul (The) of Bagdad; by D. and P. T.
Farnsworth. 38 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Dorothy and Patrick Thomson Farns-
worth, Highlands. N. C. ; D: 14989. Feb. 3,
1909; 2c. Feb. 3, 1909. 5437

Bulgar's (The) love; play in 1 act, by M. V.
Samuels. [1], 23 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 27, 1912 ; D : 31808 ; Maurice Vic-
tor Samuels, New York. 5438

Bulkeley (The) peerage; very grand-guignolette,
by A. Pinero. [2], 11 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 18, 1914; D: 37619; Arthur
Pinero, London. 5438a

Bull (The); comedy dramatic playlet, by A. S.
Elmore. [1], 18 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 24, 1913; D: 35129; Art. Slade
Elmore, Chicago. ^ 5439

Bull con; comedy sketch, by Rose Stillman. 8 p.
f. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 15, 1912 ; D : 28314 ; Ralph Riggs,
New York. 5440

Bull-fighter; extravaganza in 2 acts, by S. T.
.Jack.

© Sam T. Jack, Chicago; 1895:8775, Feb.
11. 5441

a spectacular comedy-drama in 4 acts, by

G. C. Jenks.

© George C. Jenks and John Gernert, Pitts-
burgh ; 1894 : 24551, May 15. 5442

Bull (A) in the clover; farce comedy in 3 acts,
by L. E. Bisch and E. F. Hague. [2], 116 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 31, 1910; D: 21922; Louis E.
Bisch and Elisabeth Fern Hague, New York.

5443

Bulldog's (The) revenge; comedy sketch, by J.
W. Elinore. 9 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 28, 1910 ; D : 21543 ; J. W. Eli-
nore, Seattle. 5444

Bullet (The); melodrama in 4 acts, by F. W.
Dunning. [35] p. t". Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 21, 1914 ; D : 39159 ; F. W. Dun-
ning, Denver, 5444a

Bullock's royal marionettes.

© W. ,L Bullock, United States; 1873:
11930, Oct. 17. 5445

Bulls and bears; a comedy in 4 acts.

© James F. Millikeu, United States ; 1883 :
21090, Nov. 15. 5446

founded on the German play of

Ultimo, by B. Campbell.

© Bartley Campbell, San Francisco; 1875:
6389, June 17. 5447

a comedy in 3 acts, by W. H. Lingard, from

the French of Octave Feuillet.

© William Horace Lingard, San Francisco ;
1875 : 8311, Aug. 11. 5448

255

5449

DKAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

5471

Bulls and bears— Coutiiiued.

sensational inelodramu iu 4 acts, adapted

from the English, by Lorin Jasper Howard.
© Howard & Doyle, Chicago; 1898:48034,

Aug. 15. 5449

or. Life in a stock broker's room, by C. R.

Hechtel and W. .T. McGaw. Typewritten.

© G. R. Bechtel and Wm.. J. McGaw, Phila-
delphia ; 1894 : 12512, Mar. 2 ; 2c. Sept. 19.

5450

Same.
© C. R. Bechtel and Wni. J. McGaw, Phila-

delphia; 1894:20636, Apr. 21; 2c. Apr. 21,
1894. 5451

Same.

© C. R. Bechtel and Wm. J. McGaw, Phila-
delphia; 1894:25460, May 21; 2c. May 21,
1894. 5452

Bull's bull; in 1 act, by J. A. Flynn.

© .Toseph A. Flynn, Brooklyn ; D : 14658,
Dec. 29, 1908. 5453

Bully for her. See New (Tbe) man.

Bully (The) of the mines. See Wrestling Joe,

Bully's betrothin'; or. The misunderstanding

at Tubbs'es, a comedy in 1 act, by G. F, Piatt.

© George Foster Piatt, Denver Mills, Col. ;

1894 : 17242, Mar. 28, 5454

Bululu (El); sainete en 1 acto, en prosa y verso,
original de Miguel de San Roman. Madrid,
Sociedad de autores espaiioles, 1914. 29 p.
12°,

© Sept. 17, 1914; Ic. Sept. 21, 1914; D:
38184 ; Miguel de San Roman, Madrid. 5454a

Bumpernickle's troubles; or, McManus luck,
comedy in 3 acts, 8 scenes, by H. T. Esmann.
Typewritten.

© Harry Thompson Esmann, Brooklyn ; D :
1349, Jan. 24, 1902; 2c. Jan. 25, 1902. 5455

Bumps; a comedy drama in 3 acts, by Thomas
Sanford Crowninshield.

© John W. Munday, Chicago ; 1885 : 26733,
Dec. 18. 5456

farce in 1 act, by Lillie Davis. Boston,

W. H. Baker & co. [1911] 11 p. 12°.

© Aug. 4, 1911 ; 2c. Aug. 5, 1911 ; D : 24861 :
Walter H. Baker & co., Boston. 5457

by R. V. Lee. 20 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 6, 1913 ; D : 34643 ; Rowland Vance
Lee, New York. 5458

an original farcical comedy in 3 acts, by

.T. B. Everham.

© .L B. Everham, Chicago; 1880: 2375,
Feb. 13. 5459

Bumps and muscles. Sec Owls (The)

Buni;h (A) of asparagus (Gli asparagi); com-
edy sketch in 1 act, from the Italian of Guido
Vincenzo Pugno. [Providence, R. I., Snow &
Farnham, 1900] 12 p, 8°.

© Eugene Pride King, Providence, R, I.;
1899 : 70032, Oct. 27 ; 2c. Aug. 17, 1900. 5460

Bunch (A) of beets; or. One sharp and a flat, a
nmsical comedy in 3 acts, by Henshaw and

. Ten Broeck.

© Henshaw and Ten Broeck, Boston ; 1885 :
2199, Jan. 24. 5461

Bunch (A) of cherries; a merry musical me-
lange, illustrated by songs, dances, and dia-
logue, in 1 act, invented, written, arr., and
acted by the Yokes family.

© Harry W. Corbyn, New York; 1873:
11679, Oct. 10. 5462

Bunch (A) of cigarettes; in 3 whiffs, a musical
farce-comedy, by P. Gaunt.

© John Robb, New York, and Edmund
Greenwood. Memphis, Tenn., and Percy Gaunt,
New York ; 1890 : 988, Jan. 6. 5463

Bunch (A) of daisies; a musical farce comedy in
3 acts, by F. La Fontaine.

© Fritz La Fontaine, Alameda, Cal. ; 1891 :
34111, Sept. 25. 5464

Bunch (A) of girls; a comedy farce, by E. Sher-
idan. Ms.

© Eugene Sheridan, New York; 1887:
14157, May 31 ; 2c. June 21. 5465

Bunch (A) of keys; or, The hotel, a musical
comedy in 3 acts, by C. Hoyt and W. Edouin,

© Charles Hoyt and Winnie Edouin,
United States ; 1883 : 4448, Mar. 10. 5466

or, Where there's a will there's a play, a

comedy in 3 acts, by Charles Hoyt and W.
Edouin.

© Willie Edouin, United States ; 1882 : 17908,
Oct. 26. 5467

Bunch (A) of mistakes; a comedy sketch, by
John Fowler and M. Woods. Typewritten!

© Murry Woods, New York ; 1900 A : 1194.
Jan. 13 ; 2c. Nov. 29, 1899. 5468

Bunch (A) of onions; in 3 whiffs, planted, sliced
and smothered, by H. Whitney and T. W.
Okey.

© Harry Whitney and T. W. Okey, Colum-
bus, O. ; 1885 : 8549, Apr. 11. 5469

Bunch (A) of pinks; a sketch by C. J. Campbell
and R. M. Skinner. 4°. Typewritten.

© Chas. J. Campbell and R. M. Skinner,
New York; D:2495, Oct. 25, 1902; 2c. Oct.
25, 1902. 5470

Bunch (A) of roses; a burlesque musical enter-
tainment, by W. D. Felter.

© Harold Roorbacli, Now York; 1898:
57010, Sept. 28 ; 2c. Oct. 10. 5471

256

5472

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

5493

Bunch (A) of roses — Continued.

romantic comedy, by M. E. IM. Davis. New

York. Edgar S. Werner & co., 1907. 24 p. 12°.
© Edgar S. Werner & co., New Yorl^ ; D :

11333, Sept. 11, 1907 ; 2c. Oct. 7, 1907. 5472

Bunch (A) of shingles. See Gilded (The) pill.

Bunch of skirts; farce comedy in 1 act, by N. L.
Swartout. 13 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 24, 1910; D: 20563; Norraan
Lee Swartout, Rochester, N. Y. 5473

Bunch (A) of sweetpeas; comedy with music
in 3 acts, by E. L. Earlier. 138 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Jan. 7, 1911; D: 23040; Edwin L.
Barli;er, Cliicago. 5474

Bunch (A) of trouble.

© Hal Davis, Kansas City, Mo.; 1899:
71284, Nov. 1. 5475

Bunch (A) of violets; a play in 4 acts, by Syd-
ney Grundy. New York, S. French ; London,
S. French, ltd., 1901. 57 p. 12°.

© T. H. French. New York ; D : 919, Oct. 4,
1901 ; 2c. Dec. 27, 1902. 5476*

or. The heroes of Andersonville, a military

drama in 5 acts, by J. O. Shultes.

© J. O. Shultes, New York; 1890:16472,
RLay 20. 5477

Bunco Jonnie's little g-ame; original farce com-
edy sketch in 1 act, by T. B. Carnahan. [7]
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 13, 1910 ; D : 21548 ; Thomas B.
Carnahan, Pittsburgh. 5478

Buncoed by wireless; dramatic composition, by
E. Hughes. [2], 10 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. May 2, 1913 ; D : 33120 ; Ed. Hughes,
Arlington, Mass. 5479

Buncoed (The) men; play, by .1. Nordenshield.
[1], 21 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 30, 1912; D : 28493 ; Jeanette
Nordenshield, New Y'ork. 5480

Buncomb; an American comedy in 5 acts, by A.
Rhodes.

© Albert Rhodes, United States; 1874:
13909, Nov. 12. 5481

Bunco's mistake. 9 p. f. Typewritten.

© Scribner, Drew amusement co., Philadel-
phia ; D : 2974, Feb. 10, 1903 ; 2c. Feb. 10. 1903.

5482

Bund (Der) der schwachen; drama in 3 akten,
von Schalom Asch. Berlin, S. Fischer verlag,
1913. 94, [2] p. 12".

© May 8, 1913 ; 2c. June 18, 1913 ; D : 33535 ;
S. Fischer verlag, Berlin. 5483

Bundesbruder (Der); frohliches slngspiel in 3
akten (nach einem lustspiel-motiv von F.
Friedmann-Frederich) von Bruno Decker und
Otto Sprinzel, musik von AValter W. Goetze.
Regie- und souftlierbuch. Berlin, Berliner the-
aterverlag, g. m. b. h. (Oesterlield & co.),
1914. 118 p. 8°.

© Ic. Dec. 28, 1914 ; D : 39243 ; Oesterheld
«& CO., Berlin. 5483a

Bundists (The); or. The KishinefE massacre,
a drama in 5 acts, by J. H. Steerman.

;p::c*^:ii2

© Jacob H. Steerman, Philadelphia ; D :
4763, Mar. 21, 1904. 5484

Bundle (A) of letters; a play of to-day in 4
acts, by L. E. Shipman.

© Louis Evans Shipman, New York ; 1898 :
17375, Mar. 14 ; 2c. Mar. 14. 5485

Bundle (A) of mail; the great farce comedy
satire in 3 acts, by J. R. Neff. Typewritten.

© James R. Neff, Indianapolis ; 1892 : 5761,
Feb. 5; 2c. .Tan. 30, 1893. 5486

Bundle (A) of matches; a new and original
musical comedy in 3 acts, by W. A. Houpt,
professionally known as W. A. Mestayer.

© William A. Houpt, United States; 1884:
14842, July 21. 5487

a society comedy in 2 acts, by Helen P.

Kane. New York. Dick & Fitzgerald, 1909.
28 p. 12".

© Dick & Fitzgerald, New York ; D : 14765,
Jan. 7, 1909 ; 2c. June 29, 1909. 5488

Bundle (A) of rags; dramatic sketch in 1 act.
© James Emery Coulter, West Medway,
Mass. ; D : 6435, Mar. 31, 1905. 5489

Bungalow (The) on the hill; play in 1 act, by
F. R. Adams. [1], 27 p. 4^ Typewritten.

© Ic. July 30, 1913; D : 33950 ; Frank R.
Adams, Whitehall, Mich. 5490

Bungstarter (The); a farcical, satirical comedy
in 3 acts, by A. K. Fulton.

© Albert K. Fulton, Baltimore ; 1883 :19645,

Oct.

Eungville
shop.

and Wall st. See Bucket

5491

(The)

Bunker abroad; a farcical comedy in 4 acts,
adapted by D. T. Callahan.

© John E. Owens, New York ; 1881 : 4575,
Mar. 26. 5492

Bunker (The) Hill; in 4 acts, by Z. M.. Taylor.
Typewritten.

© Zula M. Taylor, Seattle; D : 2015, June
16, 1902 ; 2c. June 30, 1902. 5493

5379—15-

-17

257

5494

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

5513

Bunkie; or, An odd-fellow, by N. Twomey. 19
p. 4°. Typewritten.

I© Neil Twomey, Dorcliester, Mass. ; D :

14881, Jan. 23, 1909 ; 2c. Jan. 23, 1909. 5494

Bunkum's diving girls; a comedietta in 1 act

and 2 scenes, by H. H. Pattee. 1 p. 1., 10 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 23, 1914 ; D : 38590 ; Herbert Hor-

ton Pattee, New Yorlv, 5494a

Bunky Clyde; by L. Travis. 4°. Typewritten.

© Lawrence Travis, New Yorli ; D : 8874,

July 27, 1906; 2c. July 27, 1906. 5495

Bunnie and Baby Bunting; a drama in 3 acts,
by L. H. Griste.

© Laura Henrietta Griste, New York ; 1888 :
17034, June 14. 5496

Buiioleras (Las); entremes de S. y J. Alvarez
Quintero. Madrid [Sociedad de autores es-
pauoles] 1908. 16 p. 12°.

© Serafin Joaqufn Alvarez Quintero, Ma-
drid; D: 13581, Aug. 19, 1908; 2c. Aug. 19,
190S. 5497

Bunthorne abroad; or, Tlie lass that loved a
pirate, original comic opera in 2 acts.

© W. Bengough, New York; 1883:12407,
July 6; 2c. July 9. 5498

Buntowszczyk; poemat dramatyczny na tie
maloruskiego opowiadania Omelana Prozory,
napisal Alfons de Chrostowski. Cleveland, O.,
Jutrzenki, 1900. 24 p. port. 8".

© Alphonse Chrostowski, New York; 1900
A : 10022, Apr. 20 ; 2c. July 3. 5499

Bunty pulls the strings; Scottish comedy in 3
acts, by G. Moffat. 83 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 20, 1911; D : 24859 ; Grnham
Moffat, Loudon. 5500

Bunyan's dream; a dramatization of the first
part of Pilgrim's progress, by W. F. Peutz.

© William F. Pentz, Baltimore; 1884 : 17094,
Aug. 23. 5501

Burden (The); a play in 4 acts, by Bide Dud-
ley, cover-title, [93] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 10, 1913; D: 32200; Walter B.

Dudley, New York. 5502

Burden (The) of proof; an original American

play in 3 acts, by F. C. Gladden. 174 p. 4°.

Tyiiewritteu.

© Frederick C. Gladden, Brooklyn; D:
13962, Sept. 30, 1908 ; 2c. Oct. 12, 1908. 5503

Burden (The) of remorse. See Poids (Le) du
remords.

Burden (The) of Saint Paul. See Damascus
(The) cross.

Burden of the weak; iilay in 4 acts, by L. E. F.
Prince. 70 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 28, 1910; D:20G19; Leslie E. F.
Priuce, Washington. 5504

Buren-keile; oder, Der afrikanische Bismarck
und die Englander, cliarakterposse mit
gesang [etc.], von J. Wormser.

© Jeau Wormser, Chicago; 1900 A : 3256,
Feb. 5. 5505

Burglar (The); a drama in 4 acts, by G.
Thomas.

© Gus Thomas, St. Louis ; 1885 : 7003, Mar.
- 24 ; 2c. Aug. 20. 5506

musical comedy-drama in 1 act, by H. A.

Earnshaw. 13 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 2.5, 1912; D: 31084; Harry Al-
fred Earnshaw, Duluth, Minn. 5507

17 p.

play in 1 act, by B. F. Blanchard.

4*. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 2, 1914; D: 35526; Benjamin F.
Blanchard, New York. 5507a

■ by John Wilson [pseud, of M. M.

Townley] [1], 13 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 14, 1915; D: 40360; Morris M.
Townley, Hubbard Woods, 111. 5507b

sketch in 1 act, by F. N. Fay and A. K.

Schwabach. 5 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 27, 1912; D .30665; Ferdinand N.
Fay and Alfred K. Schwabach, New York.

5508

Burglar (The) alarm; a comedietta in 1 act, by
Helen Sherman GrifBth.

© Penn pub. co., Philadelphia ; 1899 : 46S19,
July 19; 2c. July 20. 5509

an original farce in 1 act, by E. H. Strong.

33 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Elizabeth Haight Strong, San Francisco;
D : 5631, Oct. 12, 1904 ; 2c. Oct. 12, 1904. 5510

Burglar (The) and his pal; dramatic sketch in
1 act, by R. Logle. 6 p. f". Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 27, 1914 ; D : 36482 ; Rep Logle,
Detroit. 5510a

Burglar (The) and the baby; by J. A. Golden.
14 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Joseph A. Golden, New York; D : 11839,
Nov. 30, 1907; 2c. Nov. 30, 1907. 5511

Burglar (The) and the bacillus,
tined.

See Quaran-

Burglar (The) and the baron; play In 1 act, by
P. Boswell. 12 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 24, 1910; D : 22134 ; Peyton Bos-
well, Chicago. 5512

Burglar (The) and the bishop; or, A jolly
Christmas eve, comedy in 1 act [by] Levin C.
Tees.

© Lyceiun pub. co., Philadelphia; 1899:
78223, Dec. 1. 5513

258

5514

COPYKIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

5533

Burglar (The) and the dancer; a drama with-
out words, by E. Y. Backus. 11 p. 4". Type-
written.

© Eben Young Backus, Danielson, Conn. ;
D: S41S, Apr. 25, 190G; 2c. May 12, 1906. 5514

Burglar (The) and the ghost. See Mystery
(The) of the burglar and the ghost.

Burglar (The) and the girl; playlet, by Mat-
thew Boulton. New York, S. French; Lon-
don, S. French, ltd., 1913. IG p. 12°.

© May 2, 1913: 2c. M;iy 3, 1913; D:331G9;
Samuel French, ltd., Loutlon. 5515

Burglar (The) and the judge; a comedietta in
1 act, by F. C. Philips and Cliarles H. E.
Brookfield. New York, T. H. French. (French's
minor drama, the acting edition, no. 353)

© T. H. French, New York; 1892:52273,
Dec. 21; 2c. Dec. 21. 5516

Burglar and the lady; by L. McConuick. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Langdon McCormick, New York ; D :
9015, Aug. 30, 1906; Ic. Aug. 31, 190G. 5517

sketch, by A. G. V. Hines. 10 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. July 11, 1911; D:246G4; Arline
George Van Ness Hines, New York. 5518

Burglar (The) and the shadow; playlet, by
Coral Gilbert. 13 p. t°. Typewritten.

© Cornl G. Gilbert. Los Angeles; D: 11545,
Oct. 17, 1907; 2c. Oct. IS, 1907. 5519

Burglar (The) and the woman; play in 1 scene
and 1 act, by C. W. Herzinger. 15 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 3. 1911; D: 25385; Charles W.
Herzinger, Redding, Cal. 5520

Burglar (The) at Bacy's; by L. Waram. 26 p.
4°. Ms.

© Ic. Aug. 31, 1909; D: 16673; Lucia Wa-
ram, East Orange, N. J. 5521

Burglar (The) bracelets; a sketch, by W. Carle-
ton. [5] p. f". Proof.

© Will Carleton, Brooklyn; D : 13946, Sept.
28, 1908 ; 2c. Sept. 29, 1908. 5522

Burglar (The) business; comedy in 1 a"ct, by
Pt. P. Janette. 16 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 16, 1914; D: 37321; Robert
Pierre Janette, Boston. 5522a

Burglar Nell; a comedy in 1 act, by J. Saun-
ders. [2], 19 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 21, 1912; D: 29107; John Saun-
ders. New York. 5523

Burglar-proof (The) fire-escape; farce in 3 acts,
by V. Post. 79 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 16, 1915; D: 41246; Van Zo
Post, New York. 5523a

Burglar's (The) the gentleman; sketch, by
N. H. Castle. [14] p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 11, 1912 ; D : 31112 ; N. H. Castle,
Nome, Alaska. 5523b

Burglar (The) trap; farce in 1 act, by D. K.
Dunn. [1], 10 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 17, 1012; D:2S338; Violette
Kimball Dunn, Washington. 5524

Type-

Burglar (The) was a sport. 8 p. 4"
written.

© John N. Edwards, St. Louis; D : 6377,
Mar. 21, 1905; 2c. Mar. 21, 1905. 5525

Burglaresque; comedy in 1 act. by Sweyn Up-
ton and A. E. Hohi. 24 p. 4°. "Typewritten.
© Ic. July 15. 1915; D: 41241; Arthur Ed-
win Hohl, Stamford, Conn. 5525a

Burglars (The); an American comic opera in
3 acts, text by C. F. Pidgin, music by J. H.
Woods.

© Charles F. Pidgin and John H. Woods,
Boston; 1879:6091, May 26; 2c. July 6, ISSl.

5526

— a comedy sketch in 1 act. by Robert .Julian.
Chicago, The Dramatic publishing company.

© Dramatic pub. co., Chicago; 1896:59786,
Oct. 30; 2c. Oct. 31. 5527

— farcical comedv in 3 acts, by K. S. Webb.
[101] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 17. 1911; D: 25514; Kenneth S.
Webb, New York. 5528

play dramatized from Jack London's story,

by R. Kirschner. 19 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 25, 1911; D: 25592; Richard
Kirschner, Brooklyn. 5529

or. The majesty of the law, an entirely

original American comic opera in 2 acts, by
C. F. Pidgin, music by Henry Walden. [Pros-
pectus]

© Charles F. Pidgin and John H. Woods,
Massachusetts; 1881:9831, June 22; 2c. July
6. 5530

Burglar's (The) daughter; a drama In 4 acts,
by R. N. Traver.

© Robert N. Traver, Painesvllle, O. ; 18S9:
36038, Nov. 27. 5531

a melodrama in 4 acts, by H. A. D'Arcy.

4°. Typewritten.

© Jules Hurtig, New York ; D : 6039, Jan.

10, 1905; 2c. Jan. 10, 1905. 5532

Burglar's (The) frolic; in 1 act, by K. Milvo.
[3] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dee. 3, 1910; D: 22719; Karl Milvo,

New York. 5533

259

5534

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

5556

Burglar's reform; by A. Maxfield. 3 p. f°-
Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 8, 1910 ; D : 20132 ; Albert Max-
field, Cleveland. 5534

Burglar's revenge; playlet, bv R. H. Wilson.
8°. Ms.

© Ic. Dee. 31, 1909; D: 17831; Robert H.
Wilson, Providence, R. I. 5535

Burglar's (A) romance; play in 1 act, by C. B.
Pomeroy. [4], 10 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 15. 1910; D: 21348; Charles
BoUes Pomeroy, New York. 5536

Burglar's (The) secret; a melodrama in 4 acts,
by J. P. Gavit. 124 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© John Palmer Gavit, Albany; D : 7323,
■ Sept. 27, 1905; 2c. Oct. 6, 1905. 5537

Burglar's sweetheart; a comedy drama of to-
dny in 4 acts, by Miron Leffingwell. 47 p. f .
Typewritten.

© John Conners, South Chicago ; D : 4888,
Apr. 16, 1904; 2c. Apr. 16, 1904. 5538

Burglars three; a curtain riser, in 1 act, by
M. Stechan.

© May Stechan, New York; 1895:62782,
Dec. 11. 5539

Burglar's (The) welcome; a sketch in 1 act, by
Harry L. Newton. Cliicago and New York,
The Dramatic publishing company, 1902. 10
p. 12°. (On cover: The darkey and comic
drama)

© Dramatic pub. co., Chicago ; D : 2541, Nov.
3, 1902; 2c. Nov. 17, 1902. 5540

Burglar's (The) wife; play in 4 acts, by J. F.
Milliken. 28 p. 8°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 24, 1909 ; D : 16337 ; James Fos-
ter Milliken, New York. 5541

Burglary a la mode; melodrama in 1 act, by
L. Arthur. [1], 19 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 24, 1913 ; D : 32753 ; Lee Arthur,
New York. 5542

Burgomaster (The); a comic opera in 2 acts,
libretto by A. W. Draper.

© A. AVetherell Draper, New Haven ; 1891 ;
5031, Feb. 5. 5543

Burgomeister (The); or. The toper of Rothen-
bur_g.

© Fred. M. Ranken, New York ; 1897 : 46993,
Aug. 21. 5544

Burgomeister (The) of Rothenburg. ,^ee Toper
(The)

Burgoyne.

© Henry Ames Blood, Washington; 1899:
72914, Nov. 8. 5545

Buridan's esel; lustspiel in 3 akten, von Robert
de Flers u. G. A. de Caillavet. Berlin, Felix
Bloch er!)en, 1909. 88 p. 12".

© Ic. Oct. 23, 1909; D : 17179 ; Felix Bloch
erben, Berlin. 5546

Buried alive; dramatic playlet, by H. Houdini.
5 p. 8°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 9, 1914; D: 38072; Harry Hou-
. dini, Brooklyn. 5547

a romance of Naples in 6 acts, by H. G.

Hall.

© Howard Gerard Hall, Decatur, Mich.;
1893:31884, Julv 6. 5548

— or, Back from the grave, a play by A. C.
Booth. Ms.

© Augustus C. Booth, Tiburon, Cal. ; 1897 :
17240, Mar. 15; 2c. May 3. 5549

or, Which is the wife? a drama in 4 acf.s,

by Mme. R. Ncuville.

© Mme. R. Neuville, Rochester, N. Y. ; 1872 :
4915, May 10. 5550

See also Great (The) adventure. — Great

(The) sacrifice.

Buried (A) blue; a play in 5 acts, by A. L.
Jones.

© Annie Louise Jones, New York; D : 4812,
Mar. 30, 1904. 5551

Buried diamonds; melodrama in 4 acts, by Ed-
ward E. Rose.

© Clara F. Rose, Marshfield Hills, Mass.;
1897 : 7762, Jan. 28. 5552

Buried (The) past; a comedy drama in 4 acts,
by Joseph Le Brandt.

© Emma Hayner, New York ; 1898 : 74684,
Dec. 21. 5553

Buried (The) treasure.

© Cornelius Scofield Turner, Minneapolis;
1897:5723, Jan. 18. 5554

Burla de amor; boceto de comedia en 1 acto y
en prosa, original de Salvador Martinez Cu-
enca. Madrid, Sociedad de autores espanoles,
1912. 24 p. 12".

© Mar. 6, 1913; 2c. Mar. 7, 1913; D : 32575 :
Salvador Martinez Cueuca, Madrid. 5555

Burlador (El) de Pluton; humorada bufo-fan-
tilstica en 1 acto, dividido en prologo, 3 cuadros
y apoteosis. original, en prosa y verso, de J.
de Madrazo, mtisica del maestro Teodoro Yal-
dovinos. Madrid, Sociedad de autores es-
panoles, 1911. 56 p. 12°.

© Dec. 30, 1911 ; 2c. Jan. 2, 1912 ; D : 28172,
Jose de Madrazo, Madrid. 5556

260

«- 5557

COPYETGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

5577

Burlesque (The) ballet; consisting of a com-
bination of the principal characters and chor-
uses, comic situations, etc., of all the popular
old and new burlesques together, represented
by dances and pantomime, in several compo-
sitions, invented and arr. by B. Kiralfy.

© Bolossy Kiralfy, New York; 1887:3978.
Feb. 18. 5557

Burlesque circus. See Hippotheation.

Burlesque instrumentalities. See Other (The)
fellow.

Burlesque (A) on Camille; l>y H. Sheriff. 3 p.

4°. Type-vritten.

© Harold Sheriff. Chicago; D : 7615, Nov.
23, 1905: 2c. Nov. 14, 1905. . 5558

Burlesque (A) on General Grant's trip around
the world.

© William P. Sweatnam, United States:
1878:14677. Dec. 16. 5559

Burlesque on On the bridge at midnight; by
I.. J. Raymond. [7] p. 12°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 7. 3912; D: 28589; Louis J.
Raymond, New York. 5560

Burlesque on the arrival of the SS. Deutsch-
land at the Hamburg American docks, Ho-
boken; in 1 act, by L. M. Gildemeister and
M. C. Lord. [18] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 17, 1911; D: 24228; Louise M.
Gildemeister and Margaret C. Lord, Chicngo.

5561

Burlesque pantomime of Shakespeare's Seven
ages of man ; by Pauline Phelps. 4 p. 12°.
Printed.

© Edgar S. Werner pub. & supply co., inc.,
New York ; D : 457, May 11, 1901 ; 2c. .Tune 1,
1901. 5562

Burlesque serenaders.

© Charles B. Arnold. Cincinnati ; D : 12848,
Apr. 27, 1908. 5563

Burlesque ventriloquism; play in 1 act, by M.
Golden. [5] p. 4°. Ms.

© Ic. Feb. 21, 1913 ; D : 32395 ; Morris Gol-
den. Pittsburgh. 5564

Burley's ranch; a drama of the western plains
in 3 acts, by Anthony E. Wills. Chicago,
Dramatic pub. co., 1907. 56 p. 12°.

© Dramatic pub. co., Chicago; D : 12015.
Dec. 31, 1907 ; 2c. Dec. 31, 1907. 5565

Burma; entirely original prophetical opera in
2 acts, lyrics, dialogue, score and orchestra-
tion by Alfred Robinson Dalby. 127 p. f.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 23. 1913; D: 33020; Jessie L
Bayne, Chicago. 5566

Burmese (A) girl. See Mah Ane.

Burned alive. See Rebecca of city of York.

Burning (The) brand. .

© Sara Miller, New York; D : 15154, Feb.
23, 1909. 5567

Burning embers; a comedy in 1 act. by Madam
Clarion M. Serge and F. Listemann. 27 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Franz Listemann, New York ; D : 5193.
June 16, 1904 ; 2c. June 16, 1904. 5568

an episode of the late American conflict, a

drama in 4 acts, by J. O'Brien.

© James O'Brien, Philadelphia; 1874:
12359, Oct. 2. 5569

Burning (The) of Buffalo in 1883. See Elvira,
the Indian bride.

Burning (The) of Shakey; a play in 4 acts and
6 scenes, by R. S. J. MacDonald.

© R. S. J. MacDonald, Butte, Mont; D:
14320. Nov. 18, 1908. 5570

Burning ship; an exciting and picturesque pan-
orama of nautical life, by H. S. Carley. 6 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Horace S. Carley, Hyde Park, Mass.; D:
5994. Dec. 21, 1904; 2c. Dec. 21, 1904. 5571

Burns (A) rebellion; play, by Edith F. A. U.
Painton. Chicago. T. S. Denison & co. 28 p.
12".

© Oct. 8, 1913 ; 2c. Oct. 11, 1913 ; D : 34682,
Eben H. Norris, Chicago. 5572

Burnt matches; realistic farce in 3 acts, by
G. M. Hyde. 205 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 24, 1913 ; D : 33056 ; Grant Mil-
nor Hyde, Madison, Wis. 5573

Burnt (A) offering; farce in 1 act, by A. Iral-
son. [24] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 24. 1911; D: 24044; A. Iralson.
St. Louis. 5574

Burr Oaks; a play in a prologue and 4 acts,
adapted from The vagabonds, a play in 3 acts
and a prologue, by D. K. Higgins and M. O.
Hig-gins.

© David Knowles Higgins and Milton Otis
Higgins. Chicago; 1884 : 1734. Jan. 24; 2c. Feb.
15. 5575

— —a play in 4 acts, adapted from The vaga-
bonds, by D. K. Higgins and M. O. Higgins.

© David Knowles Higgins and Milton Otis
Hisgins, Chicago; 1883:11062, June 18; 2c.
Feb. 15, 1884. 5576

Burra (The) pundit; a light opera in 3 acts,
libretto by M. I. M.icDonald, music composed
and orchestrated by E. R. Steiuer. 99 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Emma R. Steiner, New York, and Mar-
garet I. MacDonald, Woodstock, Canada; D:
14489, Dec. 10, 1908; 2c. Dec. 10, 1908. 5577

261

5578

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIOjSTS

5597

Burroughs' dream; a 4 act society drama, by
M. L. Fecbheimer.

© Max Leopold Fechhelmer, Cincinnati ;
1898:20352, Mar. 29. 5578

Burroughs' forge; a comedy-drama, by C. J.
Barrett.

© Chn rles J. Barrett, South Orange, N. J. ;
1894 : 303G1, June 4. 5579

Bursting of a bachelor's bubble; by M. C.
Secbes. 8 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 4. 1909 ; D : 17618 ; Minuette C.
Secbes, Mempbis, Teun. 5580

Burton's scoop; piny in 1 act, by P. A. Revelt.
[1], 12 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Auff. 21. 1913; D: 34216; Peter A.
Revelt, Toledo, O. 5581

Burying the hatchet; or. The veteran's daugh-
ter, a drama.

© George Sperry, Lockport, 111. ; 1886 : 1109,
Jan. 12; 2c. Feb. 5. 5582

Bushman's (The) daughter. See Kittie Mas-
ters.

Bushv/hackers; plnylet in 1 act, by A. Mixon.
[1]. 30 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 13, 1914; D: 36339; Ada Mixon,
Wasbingtou. 5582a

Business; drama in 4 acts, by M. Gabel.

[141] p. 8". Ms,

© Ic. May 2, 1911; D: 24111; Max Gnbel,
Brooklj-n. 5583

a modern morality piny in 4 nets, by J. L.

Bnldwin. 152 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Jnmes T.nupr Bnldwin, Inflinnnpolis: D:
15551, Apr. 6, 1909 ; 2c. Apr. 22, 1909. 5584

Business and politics; comedy in 4 acts, by H.
P. Mawson.

© Hnrrv P. Mawson, New York; 1^92:
20274, May 12. 5585

Business (A) engagement; a farce in 1 act, by
H. R. Wnltbew.

© Helone Riplev Walthew, San Francisco;
1808:00960, Aug. 31. 5586

Business enterprize in the wooly West; piny
in 1 act. by A. Pnyne. 31 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jnn. 26, 1914; D: 35981; Alfred
Pa3-ne, Tacoma. 5586a

Business is business; comedy, by Hnrry Li.
Nowton. Cbica.w, T. S. DeniF^on & co. [1912]
16 p. 12°. (On cover: Half bour dramas)

© .July 5. 1912: 2c. .Tuly 8, 1912; D: 301 OS;
Eben H. Norris, Chicago. 5587

Business is business — Continued.

a comedy sketch in 1 act, by N. Brown.

[2], 34 p. 4^ Typewritten.

© Ic. May 25, 1912; D: 29808; Nat Brown,
Brooklyn. 5588

domestic comedy in 3 acts, by G. H. Peck.

[1], 32 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 4, 1914; D: 38050; Glenna
■ Hughes Peck, Austin, Tex. 5588a

musical comedy in 4 acts, by F. L. Vernau

(F. La Fontaine).

© Fritz La Fontaine, San Francisco; 1886:
15528. July 8. 5589

or, I'm this, and that's me, comedy in 1

act, by W. L. Farmer. 15 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© W. L. Farmer, San Frnncisco; D: 10736,
June 11, 1907 ; 2c. May 23, 1907. 5590

Business is rushing. See Lucky (A) mistake. —
Terrible (A) mistake.

Business (A) man; a comedy in 3 acts, by
Alexander L'Hommedieu. Typewritten.

© Wm. A. L'Hommerlien. jr., Buffalo: 1809:
47092, July 20; 2c. July 20. 5591

a drama in 3 acts, by Lee Arthur.

© A. W. Dingwall, New York; D : 50.j4, IMny
20, 1904. 5592

1 act dramatic comedy from the Hebrew,

by M. Spiegel, English tr. by Jack Burnett.
12 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 5, 1915; D: 40850; Morris Spie-
gel, Chicago. 5592a

Business (The) manager; by F. J. Chipmnn.
© F. J. Chipman, Dulutb, Minn.; 1893:
46258, Oct. 16. 5593

Business man's drama; a 8 act drama taken
from the life of a business man. cover-title,
[14] p. ill us. 24°.

© Frank Liberto. Beaumont. Tex.; D : 8044,
Fell. 23, 1906; 2c. Mar. 15, 1900. [Note: Title
pages of copies bear title, Cash or credit.]

5594

Business (A) meeting; a parlor piny in 1 net,

by A. Bntes. Boston, W. H. Baker & co., 1905.

11 p. 12°. (On cover: Baker's ed. of plays)

© Arlo Bates. Boston; D : 7035, July 26,

1905 ; 2c. Sept. 23, 1905. 5595

Business (The) men of Boston.

© Augustus O. Corbett, Milford, Mass.;
1874 : 11621, Sept. 12. 5596

Business men's carnival; an advertising vaude-
ville performance, [by] Mrs. M. A. Harris.
[16] p. nar. f. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 27, 1909; D: 16462; Mrs. M. A.
Harris, Carlisle, Pa. 5597

262

5598

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

5622

Business (A) proposal; 1 act comedy, by D. D.
Carter [pseud, of D. D. Coheu] [2J, 25 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 24, 1912; D : 31231 ; Daniel D.
Carter, New York. 5598

Business (A) proposition; play by S. N. Clark.
17 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 8, 1912; 0:29306; S. N. Clark,
Hospital. 111. 5599

Business versus matrimony; a vaudeville
sketch, by F. A. Ferguson. Typewritten.

© Frank Alchester Ferguson, Chicago; 1900
A: 392, Jan. 4; 2c. Jan. 29. 5600

Business (A) woman; act 3, by G. S. and O.
Johns. 41 p. f*. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 13, 1911; D. -24802; George S.

and Orrick Johns, St. Louis. 5601

comedy, by L. Richardson and C. M. Greene.

© Leander Richardson and Clay M. Greene.
New York ; 1890 : 23511, July 26. 5602

a comedy, by Olive Logan and W. Sikes.

© Wirt Sikes, New York ; 1872 : 7G27, July
17. 5603

comedy-drama in 4 acts, by Charles Sum-

ner [pseud, of C. S. Hayes] and Abrara Adel-
man. 86 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 7, 1915; D: 41445; Charles S.
Hayes, Chicago. 5603a

comedy of American life in 3 acts, by G. S.

and O. Johns. [2], 57 p. f". Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 8, 1910; D:2175G; George S.
and Orrick Johns, St. Louis. 5604

Business (The) world; a drama by J. Cohn.
cover-title, 51 p. 16". Printed.

© Jacob Cohn, Los Angeles; D : 15820. May
10, 1909 ; 2c. June 16, 1909. 5605

Busted.

© Joseph Francis Campbell, United States;
1885 : 24321, Nov. 20. 5606

burlesque in 1 act, by F. Perugini and H. F.

Cunningham. 21 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 25, 1909; D: 10928; Henry F.
Cunningham and Francis Perugini, New York.

^ 5607
a comedy in 1 act. Typewritten.

© Jessie Beattie Thomas, Red Bud, 111.;
1894 : 22904, May 5 ; Ic. Apr. 30. 5608

Busted aspirations; farcical sketch, by Arnold
Reeves. IS p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 22, 1910 ; D : 17998 ; Edward Lahl,
San Francisco. 5609

Busted up; comedy vaudeville sketch, by N. M.
Elsing. 7 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 19, 1915; D: 41391; Nell Marie
Elsing, Chicago. 5609a

Buster and the yellow twins; a comedy In 3
acts, by Joseph Olcott. 35 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Harry F. Mathews, Springfield, O. ; D :
9400, Nov. 8, 1906; 2c. Nov. 8, 1906. 5610

Buster Brown.

© Al Lamar, Chicago ; D : 12130, Jan. 6,
1908. [Note: Al Lamar is the professional
name of .1. A. Ryder] 5611

farce comedy in 2 acts, book and lyrics by

George Totten Smith. 38 p. 12". Printed.

© John Leffler. New York; D : 4007, Sept.
25, 1903; 2c. Sept. 25, 1903.' 5612

an original 3 act musical comedy, by Murt

E. Swan.

© Union amusement co.. New York; D:
2159, July 7, 1902. 5613

Buster Brown in Chinatown; a musical farce
comedy, by Jean Barrymore and Raymond
Lowe.

© Lowe & Barrymore, Erie, Pa. ; D : 8474.
Apr. 24, 1906. 5614

Buster Brown's holiday; by Earle G. .Jones and
M. B. Raymond. 16 p. f. Typewritten.

© Melville B. Raymond, jr., New York; D:
8606, May 21, 1906; 2c. Aug. 4, 1906. 5615

by M. B. Raymond, jr.

© Melville B. Raymond, jr., New York ; D :
8917, Aug. 4, 1908. 5616

Buster Brown's sister; a dramatic composition,
by C. W. Grant. 8 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Clifford W. Grant, New York; D : 8224,
Mar. 24, 1906; 2c. Mar. 19, 1906. 5617

Buster's burg-lar.

© E. Coleman Brown, Winthrop, Mass.; D:
11667, Nov. 5, 1907. 5618

Buster's love story.

© Ira B. Goodrich, jr., Boston; D : 7203,
Sept. 2, 1905. 5619

Busy (A) afternoon; 1 act play, by J. J. O'Con-
nor. 15 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. May 1, 1912; D: 29557; Virginia Her-
old, Chicago. 5620

Busy (The) boy; by P. White. 5 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Pat White, Brooklyn; D:8577, Mav 12.
1906; 2c. May 2, 1906. 5621

Busy (A) day; a comedy in 1 act, by R. P.
Janette. 17 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Robert P. Janette, Boston; D: 15244,

Mar. 5, 1909 ; 2c. Mar. 5. 1909. 5622

263

5623

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

5644

Busy (A) day — Continued.
n comedy in 3 acts.

65 p.

T5'pe-

writteu.

© Franli G. Lemaster, Denver; D : 4507,
Jan. 15, 1904 ; 2c. Jan. 15, 1904. 5623

a 3 act farce comedy, by Hal Lawrence.

41 p. f. Typewritten.

S Will T. Seeger, Ashland, Wis.; D : 3346.
Apr. 27, 1903 ; 2c. Apr. 16, 1903. 5624

Busy (A) day at a vaudeville agency; comedy
sketch for S characters, by O. Shafter. 10 p.
4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 26, 1910; D: 22390; Otto Shafter,
Chicago. 5625

Busy (A) day at the office; vaudeville act, by
M. T. Raymond. 6 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 24, 1915 ; D : 40466 ; Marie Tuce
Raymond, New York. 5625a

Busy Isabel; melodramatic travesty, by A. Den-
vir. [2], 17 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 7, 1912 ; D : 31338 ; Arthur Den-
vir, New York. 5626

Busy (A) liar; a farce comedy in 3 acts, by
George Totten Smith. Chicago, T. S. Denison.
[1906] 65 p. 12°.

© T. S. Denison. Chicago ; D : 9167. Oct. 1,
1906 ; 2c. Oct. 29, 1906. 5627

Busy man; or. Too many women.

© Clifton Eusrene Stetzel, Louisville; D:
8960, Aug. 14, 1906. 5628

Busy (A) woman; a comedy in 3 acts, by H. B.
Smith.

© Harry B. Smith, New York ; 1899 : 36824.
June 3. 5629

Busybody (The); comedy in 3 acts adapted from
the Germnn, by J. L. Hirschman. 114 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 21, 1913 ; D : 32400 ; J. L. Hirsch-
man, Milwaukee. 5630

a dramatic episode, by W. Cluxton. [1],

7 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 5, 1912; D: 28939; Walter Clux-
ton, Boston. 5631

' operatic comedy in 2 acts, book and lyrics

by C. W. Bachninnn, music by Harry Girard.
50 p. 4°. Typewritten,

© Ic. June 9. 1910; D: 21532; C. Wm.
Bachmann, Los Angeles. 5632

But, a disjunctive conjunction. See H. R. H.,
the prince,

But-in (The) of Buttonbenders; an Irish eccen-
tricity in 1 act, by H. L. Newton. Chicago,
H. L. Newton pub. co., 1902. cover-title, 7 p.
12°. (Newton's vaudeville sketches)

© Hnrry L. Newton pub. co., Chicago; D:
2598, Nov. 1, 1902; 2c. Nov. 1, 1902. 5633

Butcher (The). See Boucher (Le)

Butcher's (The) daug'hter; or His first court-
ing, a vaudeville sketch in 2 scenes for four,
by G. F. Sturgis. 31 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Granville Forbes Sturgis, Brooklyn ; D :
12825, Apr. 24. 1908 ; 2c. Apr. 24, 1908. 5634

Butler (The); a domestic comedy in 3 acts.

© Harry Watson, Washington; 1888:27428,
Sept. 26; 2c. Oct. 22. 5635

a family romance in 4 acts, by R. Gan-

thouy. 55 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Richard Ganthony, England ; D : 1142,
Dec. 2, 1901 ; 2c. Nov. 27, 1901. 5636

a midnight episode, by G. F. Steely. 14 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Guy F. Steely, Oak Park, 111. ; D : 10171,
Mar. 18. 1907; 2c. Mar. 18, 1907. 5637

or, My first case, vaudeville act in 1 scene,

by 8. Rlair. 19 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 31. 1915: D: 41611; Samuel
Blair; New York. 5637a

Butler (The) and the heiress; a vaudeville
sketch, by C. Drown. Typewritten.

© Clarence Drown, Valparaiso, Ind. ; D:
315, Apr. 6, 1901 ; 2c. Apr. 6, 1901. 5638

Butler pro tem; a comedy in 1 act, by V. H.
Smalley. [1], 22 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 2, 1912; D : 29001 ; Estate of
Victor H, Smallev. Stephen Conday, admr.,
St. Paul. 5639

Butler's (The) baby; farcical comedy in 3 acts,
by C. B. Casad. [120] p. 4°, Typewritten.

© Ic. June 12, 1911 ; D : 24456; Campbell B.
Casad, New York. 5640

Butler's (The) secret; play in 3 acts, by M. A.
Breeden, jr., and J. L. Himrod. [5], 83 p.
4°. Tj-pewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 25, 1912; D : 30951 ; Marshall A.
Breeden, jr., and James Lattimore Himrod,
Salt Lake City. 5641

Butterbiggin's farm; a musical comedy in 2
acts, by J. L. Merrill, jr.

© John Lenord Merrill, jr., East Orange,
N. J. ; 1894 : 51377, Nov. 3 ; 2c. Nov, 10, 5642

Butterflies (The); a comedy in 3 acts, by Henry
Guv Carleton. New York, S. French; London,
S. French, ltd., 1908. 107 p. 12°,

© Samuel French, New York; D : 1268.3,
Apr, 6, 1908; 2c. Apr. 14, 1908. 5643

fantastic operette in 3 acts, libretto by F.

W. Wulff, music by C. Kulling. New York, B.
Schuberth & co.

© Edward Schuberth & co., New York;
1891 : 13199, April 10. 5644

264

5645

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

5666

Butterflies' (The) ball; a spectaculfir drama in
2 parts, by J. H. Smith. Chicago, 1877.

© Julia Holmes Smith, United States; 1877:
7552, June 28 ; 2c. May 15, 1878. 5645

Butterflies' (The) carnival. See Titania.

Butterfly (The); a dramatic incident, by A. M.
Ballard and E. H. Thomas. [15] p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Mar. IS, 1912; D : 290G0 ; Edgar H.
Thomas and Adele M. Ballard, Seattle. 5646

- — - play in 3 acts, by J. Jex. [95] p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. June 15, 1914; D : 37317 ; John Jex,
New York. 5646a

by Lucine Finch. {In Poet lore, v.

21, no. 5, Sept., Oct. 1910; periodical © Nov.
25. 1910; 2c. Nov. 30, 1910; B: 222813; Poet
lore CO., Boston.) 5647

— 3 act comedy, by A. de Luca. [163] p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 16, 1912; D : 31717 ; Angelo de
Luca, West Hoboken, N. J. 5648

— See also Juvenile fantastics.

Butterfly (The) and the boatman; a play in 4
acts, by H. Heaton. 4". Typewritten.

© Harold Heaton, New York; D : 10926,
July 8, 1907 ; 2c. July 8, 1907. 5649

Butterfly (The) and the grub; a dramatic com-
position in 1 act, by F. G. Tuttle. [1], 9 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 13, 1912; D: 30053; Florence
Guertiu Tuttle, Brooklyn. 5650

Butterfly (The) ball; a spectacular, dramatized
from Culprit fay and Midsummer night's
dream, by W. B. Melville and C. W. Ebert.

® W. B. Melville, Detroit, and C. W. Ebert,
Philadelphia; 1888:31731, Nov. 8; 2c. Dec.
3. 5651

Butterfly baronet; a comedy in 4 acts, by R. K.
Suow. 4°. Typewritten.

© Robert Keith Snow, Boston ; D : 1519,
Mar. 6, 1902 ; 2c. May 29, 1902. 5652

Butterfly Bella; a comedy in 4 acts, by Ger-
trude Brooke Hamilton. 4°. Typewritten.

© G. Hamilton, Washington ; D : 9467, Nov.
19, 1906; 2c. Nov. 19, 1906. 5653

Butterfly bondage; a musical comedy in 3 acts,
by Kenneth Lee.

© Willinm Wolff, Hoboken, N. J.; 1887:
7702, Mar. 31. 5654

Butterfly girls; a Japanese .sketch in 1 act, by
A. R. Tafft. 17 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Adella R. Tafft, Providence, R. L; D:
11751, Nov. 15, 1907; 2c. Dec. 7, 1907. 5655

Butterfly (The) lady; fantastic comedy, by J.
H. Lawson. 4 v. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 18, 1915 ; D : 41523 ; John How-
ard Lawson, New York. 5655a

Butterfly love; play in 1 act, by Jean C. Havez.
11 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 5, 1914 ; D : 37759 ; Camille Per-
soni. New York. 5655b

Butterfly (The) maid; modern play in 3 acts, by
A. Scott. [4], 126 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 21. 1910; D: 22606; Anita Scott,
New York. 5656

Butterfly (A) on wheels; burlesque, by W. Clux-
ton. [2], 17 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 21, 3912 ; D : 28796 ; Walter Clux-
ton, Boston. 5657

Butterfly souls.

© George Grantham Bain, New York; D:
14377, Nov. 25, 1908. 5658

Buttermilk (The) Hollow surprise party; en-
tertainment in 1 act, by Frank I. Hanson.
London. S. French, ltd. ; New York, S. French,
1909. IS p. 12°. (On cover: French's inter-
national copyrighted ed. of the works of the
best authors, no. 169)

© Nov. 13, 1909; 2c. Nov. 15, 1909; D:
17377 ; Samuel French, New York. 5659

Butternut Jones; play in 4 acts, from Tilden
Tilford's novel of same title, by Harry Leigh-
ton and Tilden Tilford. 115 p. 4". Type-
written.

© H. Leighton, New York; D:8864, July
25, 1906 ; 2c. July 25, 1906. 5660

Butternut's bride. See She would be a widow.

Butterworths (The); or. Who is the heir? a
comedy in 4 acts, by M. D. Clifton.

© :Mary Delano Clifton, Wheeling, W. Va.
1873 : 2020, Feb. 28. 5661

Butting in.

© Minert H. Lindeman, Brooklyn; D : 5684,
Oct. 25, 1904. 5662

Buttin's dilemma; comedy in 1 act, by L. X.
Floyd. 14 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 27, 1911; D: 23755; Lucretia
Xavier Floyd, Cambridge, Mass. 5663

Buttles, limited; a comedy in 3 acts, by F. A.
Kummer.

© Frederic Arnold Kummer, New York;
D : 9181, Sept. 26, 1906. 5664

Buttons; a 4 act comedy-drama, by H. C. Dale.

© Horace C. Dale, Reading, Pa.; 1887:

10206, Apr. 16. 5665

a musical comedy, by W. S. Gill.

© Tony Hart, New York; 1885: 13593, Jnne
22. 5666

265

5667

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIOlSrS

5685

Butts, the news girl; or, The girl detective, by
H. B. Lewis. 51 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 15, 1909 ; D : 17707 ; H. B. Lewis,
Muskegon, Mich. 5667

Buyer (The) from Pittsburgh; comedy playlet
in 1 act, by James Horan. 22 p. 4". Type-
written.

© Ic. Jan. 22, 1915; D: 39528; Harry Rapf,
New York. 5667a

Buying a gun; comedy duologue in 1 act, by H.
W. G. Pluukett. [2], 18 p. 4°. Typewritten.
© Ic. Oct. IS, 1913; D: 34761; Harry Wil-
loughby Grattan Plunkett, New Maiden, Eng-
land. 5668

Buying a hat; acting humorous monologue for
woman, by Stanley Schell. p. 33-37. 12°.
(On cover: Stanley Schell's sketches)

© Apr. G, 1914 ; 2c. Apr. 9. 1914 ; A : 370560 ;
Edgar Schell Werner, New York. 5668a

Buying a title; play in 1 act, adapted by W.
Montague. 11 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 10, 1912; D : 30793 ; Walter
Montague, San Francisco. 5669

Buying men; play in 4 acts, by I. Wettendorf.
[43] p. f". Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 6, 1914; D: 35556; Igie Wetten-
dorf, Boonville, Mo. 5669a

Buying theatre tickets.

© Bernice Madeline W^ells. Chicago; D:
8008, Feb. 15, 1906. 5670

Buzzin's 'bout bees; dramatic composition, by
H. E. Van der Koor. 7 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 10, 1915 ; D : 40607 ; Herman E.
Van der Koor, St. Paul. 5670a

Buzzville (The) news; farce, by Effie Louise
Koogle. Lebanon, O., March brothers, 1912.
3 p. 8". (Famous five-cent funny farces)

© Sept. 9, 1912; 2c. Sept. 12, 1912; D:
30822; March bros., Lebanon, O. 5671

By cable; or. Have you got the prince? a dra-
matic and musical aftermath in 3 acts, by
R. G. Morris.

© Robert Griffin Morris, New York; 1886:
13173, June 5. 5672

By chance; by F. L. Hunter. [10] p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 9, 1911 ; D : 23309 ; Felix L. Hun-
ter, Oklahoma City, Okl. 5673

a comedietta, adapted for private repre-
sentation.

© Mrs. James Gittings, Baltimore; 1883:
5395, Mar. 23. 5674

By command; a romantic American play in 4
acts, by Lander and Calder.

© John D. Calder, New York; 1897:9332.
Feb. 5. 5675

By force of arms; a dramatic composition in 4
acts, by Henry D. Carey, jr.

© H. D. Carey, jr.. New York; D:8858,
July 24, 1906. 5676

By force of impulse.

© Harry V. Vogt, Millville, N. J.; 1886:
2169S, Sept. 28 ; 2c. Sept. 28. 5677

By force of love; or, "Wedded and parted, a do-
mestic drama, in 5 acts, by Edward Goddard.
Clyde, O., Ames publishing co.

© Ames pub. co.. Clyde. O, ; 1895 : 7029,
Jan. 31 ; 2c. Feb. 6. 5678

By Giotto's tower; or, The house of death, a
drama of old Florence in 4 acts, by L. R.
Cautley.

© Lucy Randolph Cautley, Baltimore; D:
106, Feb. 2, 1901. 5679

By his right to defend; a drama in 4 acts, by
L. D. Coleman. Synopsis. 28 p. 4". Type-
written.

© Lotta Day Coleman, San Francisco ; D :
3854, Aug. 20, 1903; 2c. Aug. 20, 1903. 5680

Same. [115] p. 4". Typewritten.

© liOtta Day Coleman, San Francisco; D:
5S10, Nov. 8, 1904; 2c. Nov. 10, 1904. 5681

By his royal command; a drama in 4 acts, by
E. Meyer. [92] p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ed. Meyer, Red Bank, N. J.; D : 6601,
Apr. 29, 1905 ; 2c. May 11. 1905. 5682

By honor bound; picture drama in 3 nets and
prologue, by D. A. Reynolds. 2, 89 p. 4".
Typewritten.

© Ic. June 29, 1915 ; D : 41123 ; D. A. Rey-
nolds, New York. 5682a

By Jupiter; a humorous satirical burlesque ex-
travaganza in 3 acts, by W. H. Phillips.

© Waldorf H. Phillips, New York; 1880:
129 12, Aug. 23 ; 2c. Jan. 21, 1888. 5683

By kingly favor; a romantic comedy, by Harrv
D. Cottrell. 50 p. f°. Typewritten.

© diaries Henry Farrell, San Francisco;
D : 11412, Sept. 25, 1907 ; 2c. Sept. 25, 1907.

5684

By law's decree; drama of western America, in
4 acts, by L. H. Johnson. 112 p. 8°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Apr. 4, 1910 ; D : 20704 ; Lute H. John-
son, Denver. 5685

By mail order; or. Shaking up Sophia, plavlet
in 1 act, by E. W. Goodell. 12 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. June 22, 1914; D: 37417; Elwood
Wilbur Goodell, New York. 5685a

266

I

-- 5686

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

5706

By mutual agreement; play in 1 act, by R. A.
Brandon and George Bull. [2], 10 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 13, 1910 ; D : 22798 ; Hilda Spong,
New York. 5686

Same. New York, S. French ; London, S.

French, ltd., 1911. 11 p. 12». (On cover:
French's acting ed., no. 2395)

© Dec. 2, 1911 ; 2c. Dec. 4, 1911 ; D : 25929 ;
Samuel French, ltd., London. 5687

By order of nature; play in 4 acts, by J. Weil.
21 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 18, 1913; D: 33840; Joseph ^Yeil,
New York. 5688

By order of th.e court; comedy drama in 4 acts,
by W. C. Herman. 83 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jlar. 1, 1915 ; D : 3981G ; W. C. Her-
man, Chicago. 5688a

a musical comedy in 3 acts, by H. W.

Emmet.

© Harry W. Emmet, New York; 1890:
20G79, June 27. 5689

a play in 3 acts, by M. R. Rinehart.

© Mixrv Roberts Rinehart, Pittsburgh ; D :
13415, July 27, 1908. 5690

By order of the czar; a drama in 4 acts, by A.
Hennequin.

© Alfred Hennequin, Ann Ai-bor; 1890:
20428, June 24. 5691

or, The Cossacks, by A. R. Moliere. Type-
written.

© Anais Redin IMoliere, San Francisco;
1899 : 43G28, July 5 ; 2c. July 5. 5692

By order of the king; dramatic composition
from the translation of the French of Victor
Hugo, by J. H. Bauman and M. Burr.

© Jesse Howard Bauman, New Castle, Pa.,
and Morris Burr, Philadelphia; D : 280, INlar.
29, 1901. 5693

— a romantic play in 5 acts and 9 scenes,
by J. A. Reed.

© J. A. Reed, New York ; D : 1339, Jan. 23,
1902. 5694

or. The laughing man, a dramatization of

Victor Alarie Hugo's novel. By order of the
king, in a prologue and 5 acts, by A. G. Stone.
f°. Typewritten.

© Arthur Gearl Stone, Philadelphia; D:
1909, May 20, 1902 ; 2c. May 26, 1902. 5695

— See also Gwynplaine.

By orders of the president; by Freeborn Knight-
man. f°. Typewritten.

© Joseph F. Smith, Jacksonville, Fla. ; D :
5234, June 15, 1904 ; 2c. June 15, 1904. 5696

By ourselves; by Ludwig Fulda, tr. from the
German by O. Leonard.

© O. Leonard, St. Louis ; D : 9998, Feb. 11.
1907. 5697

comedy in 1 act, by Ludwig Fulda, tr. from

the German by Haya Wally. {In Poet lore,
V. 23, no. 1, Jan.-Feb. 1912 ; periodical © Feb.
23, 1912; 2c. Feb. 27, 1912; B: 252431; Poet
lore CO., Boston.) 5698

By parcels post; play in 1 act, by O. C. A.
Child. [1], 18 p. 4°. Typewritten,

© Ic. Sept. 26, 1914 ; D : 38334 ; Oscar C. A.
Child, New York. ^ 5698a

sketch, by T. K. Smith and B. Arado. 6 p.

f". Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 12, 1913; D: 32929; Thos. K.
Smith and Bonnie Arado, Chicago. 5699

By passions rocked; a society sensational
drama in 5 acts, by N. E. Dorente.

© Norbert E. Dorente, Pittsburgh; 1883:
5912, Mar. 30. 5700

By 'phone; farce in 1 act, by T, A. Crowley. 9 p.

f*. Typewritten.

© Teresa A. Crowley, Brookline, Mass. ; D :
13094, June 1, 1908 ; 2c. May 26, 1908. 5701

By power of attorney; comedy in 4 acts, by E.
Lynn. [150] p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. May 17, 1910; D: 21057; Edward
Lynn, Rochester, N. Y. 5702

a melodrama in 5 acts, by Samuel Wood--.

Ms.

© Samuel Woods, Ashland, Ky. ; 1892:
45761, Nov. 10; 2c. Nov. 10. 5703

By-product (The); play in 3 acts, by Leonard
Hathaway [pseud, of A. W. Alden] [1], 58
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 5, 1914; D : 36443 ; Alice W.
Alden, Los Angeles. 5703a

By-products of war; play in 1 act, by E. W.
Lowrey. 27 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 2, 1915; D: 41666; Edward
Wilburn Lowrey, New York. 5703b

By proxy; a comedy in 4 acts, by Charles Klein.

© C. H. Mathews, New York ; 1892 : 14326,
Apr. 1. 5704

in 3 acts, by Torrep Draw [pseud, of S. W.

Perrott] 26 p. t". Typewritten.

© Ic. l\Iay 31, 1911 ; D : 24367 ; S. Ward Per-
rott, Indianapolis. 5705

a musical frolic in 3 acts, book by Francis

D. Rieman, lyrics by J. Mortimer Oalcs, music
by F. W. Krafft. 75 p. 4°. Typewritten.
[Lil^retto only]

© Rieman & Oaks, Buffalo; D:36S8, July
6, 1903; 2c. July 6, 1903. 5706

See also Shay-Le (The)

267

5707

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

5731

By request; farce in 3 acts, by C. T. Stewart.
[70] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 6, 1911 ; D : 24646 ; Caroline Tay-
lor Stewart, Columbia, Mo. 5707

By rig'ht of birth; drama in 3 acts, by E. Al-
drich. 113 p. 4". Typewritten.

I© Ic. Apr. 26, 1913; D : 33078 ; Elizabeth
Aldrich, New York. 5708

By right of marriage; by Al. Ueid. [21] p. 12".
Ms.

© 1 c. June 18, 1910 ; D : 21371 ; Joseph Mer-
rick, New York. 5709

By right of might; a play of to-day in 4 acts,
by Miron Leffingwell. Chicago, The Chicago
manuscript co., 1910. [49] p. t°. Mimeo-
graphed.

© Ic. Aug. 17, 1910; D : 21813 ; Alexander
Byers, Chicago. 5710

By right of sword; in 4 acts, by Mrs. C. A.
Doremus and L. Westervelt.

© Leonidas Westervelt and Mrs. Charles
Averv Doremus, New York; 1900 A: 24142,
Sept.' 28. 5711

By royal command; a romantic drama in 5
acts, by A. J. Crepeau. 73 p. 4°. Typewritten.
© Albert J. Crepeau, Woonsocket, R. I. ;
D : 11315, Sept. 9, 1907 ; 2c. Sept. 9, 1907.

5712

By special wire; an Ajiierican melodrama in 4
acts, by G. C. Jenks.

© Geo. C. Jenks, Pittsburgh; 1893:43370,
Sept. 28. 5713

By telephone; sketch, by Maurice Hageman.
Chicago, The Dramatic publishing co.

© Dramatic pub. co., Chicago ; 1897 : 59875,

Oct. 22; 2c. Oct. 21. 5714

By the builders rejected. See Cowards.

By the enemy's hands; a military drama in 4

acts, by G. V. May. 47 p. 8°. Typewritten.

© Gordan V. May, Rutherford, N. J.; D:

3629, JuJie 20, 1903; 2c. July 24, 1903. 5715

By the firelight; a play, by Scott Campbell and

Cliarles F. Miller. 10 p. f". Typewritten.

© Frederick AV. Davis, New Bedford, Mass. ;
D :13561, Aug. 17, 1908 ; 2c. Aug. 17, 1908.

5716

By the king's command; by J. M. Peteler.
[8] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Josephine M. Peteler, San Francisco;
D: 13898, Sept. 21, 1908; 2c. Oct. 7, 1908. 5717

a drama in 4 acts, by J. Adams. 68 p. 4".

© Justin Adams, Chelsea, Mass. ; D : 2283,
Aug. 13, 1902 ; 2c. Sept. 8, 1902. 5718

By the knight templars' cross; drama in 5 acts,
by K. Stagg. 4". Typewritten.

© Katherine Stagg, New York; D : 2218,
Aug. 11, 1902; 2c. Aug. 11, 1902. 5719

By the light of a match; a play in 3 acts, by
Eugene Walter.

© E. Walter, New York ; D : 11472, Oct. 7,
1907. 5720

By the lotus pool; romantic drama in 1 act, by
E. de Kay. 10 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Edwalyn de Kay, New York; D:8239,
Mar. 28, 1906 ; 2c. Apr. 3, 1906. 5721

By the narrowest margin; dramatic composi-
tion, by L. K. Devendorf. 17 p. f. Type-
written.

© Ic. Mar. 21, 1910 ; D : 20527 ; L. K. Deven-
dorf, Albany. 5722

By the sad sea waves.

© John W. Dunne and Thos. W. Ryley,
New York ; 1898 : 36703, June 15. 5723

musical comedy in 2 acts, by Fred L. Grif-
fith. Chicago, Chicago manuscript co., 1914.
30 p. f". Mimeographed.

© Dec. 23, 1914; 2c. Apr. 21, 1915; D:
40422; Alexander Byers, Chicago. 5723a

By the ukaz of the tzar; a drama in 5 acts and
6 scenes, by D. B. de Waltoff.

© D. Boris de Waltoff, Brooklyn; 1897:
5135, Jan. 15. 5724

By the vestry door; a tlramatic composition.
© Stanley Rex Haighword, Brooklyn ;
1899: 111, Jan. 3. 5725

By the world forgotten; a drama in 5 acts, by
D. Davidson.

© Dore Davidson, New York ; 1893 : 17043,
Apr. 6. 5726

By their fruits ye shall know them; play in 2
acts, by X. S. Jenkins. 12 p. f^ Type-
written.

© Ic. Dec. 3, 1913 ; D : 35246 ; Xenia S. Jen-
kins, Chicago. 5727

By wager of battle; a drama of the time of the
Norman conquest of England A. D. 1175-1200,
from Ivanhoe, by James Marshall Martin. 86
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Jannette Pardoe Martin, Pittsburgh ; D :
2950, Feb. 4, 1903; 2c. Mar. 11, 1904. 5728

By wireless telegraph; a vaudeville sketch in
1 act, by J. T. Sullivan. 6 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© James Thomas Sullivan, Bo.stou ; D :
4922. Apr. 22, 1904 ; 2c. May 10, 1904. 5729

By wits outwitted; a comedy, by E. O. Towne.

© Edward Owings Towne, Chicago ; 1891 :

30855, Aug. 31. 5730

a comedy in 3 acts, by E. O. Towne.

© Edward Owings Towne, Chicago; 1897:
25900, Apr. 26. 5731

268

5732

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5754

By woman's wit; a comedietta in 1 act. by A.
Louis Elliston. Boston, W. H. Balver & co.,
1903. 18 p. 12°. (On cover: Baiter's ed. of
plays)

1© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston ; D : 3270,
Apr. 10, 1003; 2c. May 20, 1903. 5732

Bye-bye John; comedy in 1 act, by A. Gold-
knopf. 21 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 26, 1910; D: 22148; Abraham
Goldknopf, New York. 5733

Byegones; comedy in 1 act, by Edythe Schmitt

and A. M. Lederer. 20 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Alison Michael Lederer, New York; D:

2479, Oct. 22, 1902 ; 2c. Oct. 22, 1902. 5734

Byer's library of tabloid plays: Blue grass
heroine. — The lady detective. — Escaped from
the law; original tabloid dramas, by Charles
Hart. Chicago, Chicago manuscript co., 1913.
103 p. i°. Mimeographed.

© Mar. 12, 1913 ; 2c. Apr. 9, 1913 ; D : 32893 ;
Alexander Byers, Chicago. 5735

Charley's aunt. — Fortune hunter. — The

hustler. — The bells; original tabloid dramas,
by Nelson Compston. Chicago, Chicago manu-
script CO., 1913. 79 p. i". Mimeographed.

© Apr. 7, 1913 ; 2c. Apr. 17, 1913 ; D : 32974 ;
Alexander Byers, Chicago. 5736

Divorce. — Jesse James. — The blue and

Bygmester Solness.
af Henrik Ibsen,

See Efterladte skrifter;

the gray; original tabloid dramas, by Clarence
Black. Chicago, Chicago manuscript co., 1913.
S3 p. f°. Mimeographed.

© Apr. 7, 1913 ; 2c. Apr. 17, 1913 ; D : 32975 ;
Alexander Byers, Chicago. 5737

Gentleman Dick. — Falsely accused.— The

impostor; original tabloid dramas, by Charles
Hart. Chicago, Chicago manuscript co., 1913.
100 p. f°. Mimeographed.

© Mar. 5, 1913 ; 2c. Apr. 9, 1913 ; D : 32894 ;
Alexander Byers, Chicago. 5738

Gold (The) king.— The house that Dan

built.— The banker and the tramp; original
tabloid dramas, by Timothy Hart and Nelson
Compston. Chicago, Chicago manuscript co..
1913. 92 p. r. Mimeographed.

© Apr. 10, 1913; 2c. Apr. 24, 1913; D:
33036; Alexander Byers, Chicago. 5739

Happy (A) climax. — Queen of the mine. —

The stolen heiress; original tabloid dramas,
by Timothy Hart. Chicago, Chicago manu-
script CO.. 1913. 66 p. f. Mimeographed.

© Apr. 10, 1913; 2c. Apr. 24, 1913; D:
38037; Alexander Byers, Chicago. 5740

Village (The) blacksmith.— A Colorado

romance. — Is marriage a failure; original
ud)loid dramas, by Nelson Herman. Chicago.
Chicago manuscript co., 1913. 112 p. f°.
Mimeographed.

© Apr. 10, 1913 ; 2c. Apr. 24, 1913 ; D : 33035 ;
Alexander Byers, Chicago. 5741

Bygone days; or. The gathering of the clans,
a dramatic spectacle in 2 acts, by O. R. Sil-
abon.

© C. R. Silabon, Pennsylvania ; 1883 : 10981,
June 16. 5742

Byrd and Hurd; or, A fair exchange, a farcical
sketch in 1 act, by Harold Sander. New York,
Dick & Fitzgerald, 1907. 22 p. 12°.

© Dick and Fitzgerald, New York ; D :
10476, May 2, 1907 ; 2c. Aug. 20, 1907. 5743

Byron; a play in 4 acts and an epilogiie, by A.
Ramsey. 4°. Typewritten.

© Alicia Ramsey, London ; D : 12444, Feb.
28, 1908 ; 2c. Feb. 26, 1908. 5744

a romantic play in 4 acts, by J. Suby. New

York, 1897.

© .Tames Suby, Jersey City ; 1897 : 29213,
May 13. 5745

Byron Grimm; or. The kiss of life, comic opera,
libretto by C. F. Paine, music by E. T. Collins.

© O. F. Paine and E. T. Collins, Lawrence,
Mass.; 1894:32300, June 18. 5746

Byways of a great city; a new and original
local drama, written and arr. by J. Hart.

© Josh Hart, New York; 1875:5095, May
17. 5747

C'est envoye du paradis; de H. de Brisay. 4 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 21, 1912; D: 300.56; Gaumont
CO., New York. 5748

C'est la loi; drame en 1 acte, par Max du Veuzit
et George Ivomelar. Paris, C. Joubert, 1912.
31 p. 8°.

© Dec. 28, 1912 ; 2c. Jan. 21, 1913 ; D : 32013 ;
Joubert, Paris. 5749

C'est solide; fantaisie militaire en 1 acte, de
Abel Hermant et Yves Mirande. Paris, Li-
brairie theatrale du nouveau siecle, 1911. 27
p. 12°.

© Nov. 18, 1911; 2c. Nov. 20, 1911; D:
25804; G. Ondet et M. Viterbo, Paris. 5750

C. 0. D.; a drama in 4 acts.

© Oliver Doud Byron, United States ; 1881 :
12058, Aug. 4. 5751

a farce-comedy in 2 acts, by A. Smith.

© Arden Smith, Brooklyn ; 1886 : 5736, Mar.
11. 5752

a musical comedy in 3 acts, by F. W. Paul.

© Frank W. Paul, New York; 1887:8532,
Apr. 8. 5753

. a play of peculiar incidents in 4 acts, by

F. Chapin. 4 v. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 3. 1912; D: 30171; Frederic
Chapin, New York. 5754

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5755

DEAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

5771

C. 0. D. with privilege of examination; a

musical comedy in 2 acts, by J. N. Rentfrow.

© J. N. Rentfrow, Grand Rapids, Midi.;

1SS5: 16258, July 28. 5755

C. Q. D.

© Samuel J. Ballard, New York ; D : 15573,
Apr. 8, 1909. 5756

dramatic composition, by Mrs. L. M. Car-

michael. 13 p. f". Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 28, 1910 ; D : 20771 ; Mrs. Louis
M. Carmichael, Stillwater, Minn. 5757

or, Miss Robinson Crusoe, a play in 1 act,

by M. I. G. Davis. 35 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Mary I. Gunnis Davis, Rochester, N. Y. ;
D : 15719, Apr. 19, 1909 ; 2c. Apr. 19, 1909.

5758

or. Racing by wireless, by Walter Mon-
tague. 6 p. f. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 11, 1910 ; D : 17906 ; Willis-Ear-
nest CO., San Francisco. 5759

or. The blooming Balkans, comic opera in

3 acts, by F. J. Kovach. 69 p. 4". Type-
written.

© Ic. July 2, 1909; D: 16225; Francis J.
Kovach, Cambridge, Mass. 5760

Cab eighty-six; comedy in 1 act, by Helen
Avery Hardy and J. Greer. Typewritten.

© H. A. Hardy and Julian Greer, New
York; 1899: 19704, Mar. 17; 2c. Apr. 4. 5761

Caba-ravings; play in 1 act, by N. Bayes
[pseud, ol Dora Goldl)ers] Raymond Peck and
Aaron Hoffman. [47] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 25, 1913 ; D : 34383 ; Nora Bayes,
New York. 5762

Cabaret (The) district; farcical comedy, by
John Gilroy. 7 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 28, 1915 ; D : 39622 ; Joseph IMer-
rick, New York. 5762a

Cabaret (The) girl; nmsical farce in 3 acts, by
Paul M. Potter, lyrics by Paul West, music
by Alfred Rieger. [6], 131 p. 4". Type-
written. [Libretto only]

© Ic. IMar. 22, 1912 ; D : 29118 ; A. H. Woods,
New York. 5763

or [The one-step girl] nmsical comedy in

1 act, by C. Collins and Walter Lawrence. 21
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 24, 1915 ; D : 40159 ; Charles Col-
lins, Chicago. 5763a

Cabbage Hill school; a humoi'ons play for chil-
dren or young people, by Elizabetli F. Guptill.
Lebanon, O., March brothers [1906] 28 p.
12".

© March bros., Lebanon, O. ; D : 9267, Oct.
18, 1906 ; 2c. Nov. 10, 1906. 5765

Cabbages versus roses. See Stew in a studio.

Cabecita loca; comedia en 3 actos y en prosa,
original de Alberto Insiia y Alfonso Hernan-
dez Cata. Madrid, Sociedad de autores es-
pauoles, 1914. 65 p. 12°.

© Mar. 15, 1915; Ic. Mar. 17, 1915; D:
40093 ; A. Insda y A. Hernandez Cata, Madrid.

5765a

Cabellero (El), Fra Diavolo of California; a
drama in 4 acts, by H. P. Plumb.

© Harriet Pixley Plumb, San Francisco;
D : 907, Sept. 30. 1901. 5766

Cabeza (El) de familia; melodrama c6mico en
3 actos y en prosa, escrlto por A. Paso y J.
Abati. Madrid, Sociedad de autores espauoles,
1914. 76 p. 12".

© Mar. 15, 1915; Ic. Mar. 17, 1915; D:
40048 ; Antonio Paso and Joaquin Abati,
Madrid. 5766a

Cabeza (La) del marques; juguete c6mico-lfrico-
bailable en 1 acto y en prosa, original de
Angel Palacios y Martin, miisica del maestro
Felipe Orejon. Madrid, Sociedad de autores
espauoles, 1911. 19 p. 12°. [Libretto only]

© Aug. 21, 1911; 2c. Aug. 22, 1911; D:
25030; A. Palacios y Martin, Madrid. 5767

Cabeza (La) del ministro; capricho comico en
1 acto y en prosa, original de R. de Santa Ana.
IMadrid [Sociedad de autores espaiioles] 1907.
37 p. 12°.

© Rafael de Santa Ana, INLadrid ; D : 11297,
Sept. 5, 1907 ; 2e. Sept. 5, 1907. 5768

Cabezudos (Los); zarzuela en 1 acto, dividido en
3 cuadros en prosa, original de M. IMora y J.
Ganiero, nuisica de los maestros Luis Foglietti
y Pascual Marquina. Madrid, Sociedad de
autores espauoles, 1909. 35 p. 12°. [Libretto
only]

I© Nov. 18, 1909; 2c. Nov. 19, 1909; D:
17457 ; Manuel Mora y Jose Gamero, Madrid.

5769

Cabin (The) boy; a melodrama, by E. A. Sum-
ner.

© B. A. Sumner, Boston; 1884:8172, Apr.
18. 5770

Cabbage heads; in 3 acts, by H. M. Bliller. 30 Cabinet (The) bath; twenty-minute sketch, by

p. 4°. Typewritten. A. Dunlap.

© Ic. July 16, 1910; D: 21.584; Harriet © Adeline Dunlap, New York; D:3200,

Maude Miller, Syracuse, N. Y. 5764 Mar. 21, 1903. 5771

270

5773

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

5794

Cabinet meeting; comedy in 1 act, by Adeline
Dunlap and M. L. Heckert. 25 p. 4°. Type-
Avritten.

© Michael L. Heckert, New York ; D : 4827,
Apr. 1, 1904 ; 2c. Apr. 1, 1904. 5772

Cabinet (The) minister; a farce in 4 acts, by
A. W. Pinero. New York, John W. Lovell
company.

© Arthur W. Pinero, London ; 1891 : 42599,
Nov. 28 ; 2c. Dec. 14. 5773

Cabinet (The) no. 13; comedy in 1 act and 1
scene, by E. B. de Ligny. 12 p. f. Type-
written.

© Ic. July 8, 1910 ; D : 21505 ; Ernest B. de
Ligny. New York. 5774

Cabinete de prueba. Sec Rojo y verde.

Cable (The) car; an Howellian burlesque in 2
acts, by Clara Harriet Sherwood.

© T. H. French, New York; 1891:42776,
Nov. 30 ; 2c. Dec. 2. 5775

Cable (The) tow; a mosaic of the mystic tie, in

3 acts, by N. Beers. 112 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Newton Beers, Bridgeport, Conn. ; D :

14028, Oct. 10, 1908; 2c. Oct. 10, 1908. 5776

Cablemakers (The) of the Olympics; play in 3
acts, by J. R. Waite. [1], 110 p. f". Type-
written.

© Ic. May 28, 1913 ; D : 33353 ; J. Raymond
Waite, Novato, Cal. 5777

Cabman (The); a dramatic composition, by L.
Shubert.

© Lee Shubert, New York ; D : 8286, Apr. 6,
1906. 5778

Cabman (The) and the lady; vaudeville sketch,
adapted by William D. Emerson. Chicago,
T. S. Denison & co. [1911] 21 p. 12°. (On
cover: Denison's vaudeville sketches)

© Oct. 20, 1911 ; 2c. Oct. 23, 1911 ; D : 25549 ;
Eben H. Norris, Chicago. 5779

Cabman no. 93; or. Found in a four wheeler,
a farce in 1 act, by Thomas J. Williams. New
American ed., correctly reprinted from the
original authorized acting ed. New York, H.
Roorbach.

© Harold Roorbach, New York; 1889:
37513, Dec. 9 ; 2c. Dec. 14. 5780

Cabrera (La); drame lyriqiie en 2 parties, de

H[enri] Cain, musique de Gal^riel Dupont.

Livret. Milan, E. Sonzogno, 1904. 36 p. 12°.

© Edoardo Sonzogno, Milan ; D : 5765, Nov.

14, 1904; 2c. Nov. 14, 1904. 5781

dramma lirico in 1 atto e 2 quadri, di

H[enri] Cain, mtisica di Gabriele Dupont.
New York, V. Ciocia, 1904. 3 p. 1.. [7]-3T
immb. 1. 12°. [Libretto only]

© Edoardo Sonzogno, IMilan ; D : 5036, May
17, 1904 ; 2c. May 17, 1904. 5782

Cachita, the creole; a sensational protean
drama, in 5 acts, by P. Stoner.

© Philip Stoner, New York; 1874:9384.
July 17. 5783

Cacique (El) de Tlascala; an original Mexican
comic opera, libretto by Frank Soule, music
by George Lowell Tracy.

© Frank AV. Soule, Cambridge, Mass. ; 1886 :
26465, Nov. 23 ; Ic. Nov. 23. 5784

Cackler (The); a 1 act comedy, by H. S. Witte
and A. J. Range. St. Louis, Witte & Range,
1907. cover-title, 10 p. 24°.

© H. S. Witte and A. J. Range, St. Louis;
D : 11874, Dec. 6, 1907 ; 2c. Dec. 18, 1907. 5785

Cactustown (A) affair; by P. GifCord. Type-
written.

© Percy Gilford, Newark, N. J.; 1900 A:
11911, May 11; 2c. Aug. 1. 5786

Cad, the tomboy; an original comedy-drama in
5 acts, by L. Grover.

© Leonard Grover, New York ; 1882 : 11892,
July 19 ; 2c. Jan. 11, 1883. 5787

Cadenas de rosas; comedia en 1 acto, original
de P. de Repide. Madrid, Sociedad de autores
espauoles, 1909. 25 p. 12°.

© Nov. 18, 1909; 2c. Nov. 19, 1909; D:
17471 ; Pedro de Repide, Madrid. 5788

Cadet (Le) de Coutras; coraedie en 5 actes, de
A. Hermant y Y. Mirande. 36 p. illus. 4°.
(Supplement gratuit au no. 2812 du Monde
illustre, 18 fevr., 1911)

© Feb. 18, 1911; 2c. Mar. 25, 1911; D:
23742; Abel Hermant y Yves Mirande, Paris.

5789

Cadet Roussel; comedie en 3 actes en vers, par
Jacques Richepin. Paris, E. P\isquelle, 1903.
4 p. 1., 181 p. 12°.

© E. Fasquelle, Paris ; D : 4248, Nov. 16,
1903; 2c. Dec. 28, 1903. 5790

Cadge; 4 act play, by W. F. D. Arnett. [45] p.
f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 19, 1911; D: 23134; Wm. F. D.
Arnett, Denver. 5791

1 act sketch, by W. F. D. Arnett. 10 p. f°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 2, 1909 ; D : 16694 ; William F. D.
Arnett, Denver. 5792

Cadi (The); a 3 act play, by E. W. Nye (Bill
Nye) San Francisco, Francis, Valentine &
CO., 1891.

© Edgar W. Nye, New York ; 1891 : 10812,
Mar. 23. 5793

Cadsby's trials; a comedy in 4 acts, by C.
Parker.

© Clara Parker, Lesueur, Minn. ; 1806 :
63298, Nov. 19. 5794

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(lyi

5795

DEAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

5816

Caesar; a dramatic study, by H. Peterson.

© Henry Peterson, Philadelphia; 1879:
15336, Nov. 15 ; 2c. Dec. 13. 5795

Caesar and Cleopatra; a page of history, by Ber-
nard Shaw. New York, Brentano's, 1913.
124 p. 16".

I© Sept. 10, 1913; 2c. Nov. 13, 1913; A:
361166; G. B. Shaw, London. 5796

See also Three plays for Puritans.

Caesar and the pirates; by F. C. Robertson.
Morristown, N. .T., Charles D. Piatt, 1897.

© Francis C. Robertson, Morristown, N. J. ;
1897 : 35260, June 12. 5797

Caesar Augustus; a drama iu 4 acts, by A.
Pharos.

© Anna Pharos, Brooklyn ; D : 7180, Aug.
22, 1905. f^798

Caesar Dallenger.

© Charles W. Harvey, Brookline, Mass.;
D : 14281, Nov. 13, 1908. 5799

Caesar Girodot's will; a comedy iu 3 acts, tr.
and adapted from the French, by J. C. Cretin.
Brooklyn, 1878.

© Jules C. Cretin, Brooklyn; 1878:10942,
Sept. 23. 5800

Csesar's gods; Byzantine masque, by T. W.
Stevens and K. S. Goodman. Chicago, The
stage guild [1913] 27 p. 12°.

© Feb. 22, 1913; 2c. Sept. 15, 1913; D:
34428; Thomas Wood Stevens and Kenneth
Sawyer Goodman, Chicago. 5801

__ — See also Masques of East and West.

Cc-esar's wife; by G. S. Dunkin. Typewritten.
© Gertrude Scott Dunkin. New York; D:
282, Mar. 30, 1901 ; 2c. Mar. 30, 1901. 5802

Cafard; drama aus der fremdenlegion in 4 akten,
von Erwin Rosen [pseud, of Erwin Carle]
Miinchen, Drei masken verlag, g. m. b. h.
[1913] 79 p. 8°.

© Ic. Dec. 8, 1913 ; D : 35286 ; Drei masken
verlag, g. m. b. h., IMunich. 5803

Cafe Bergere; 1 act burletta, by A. B. Lanning.
[1], 21 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 6, 1912; D : 31337 ; Arthur B.
Lanning, Brooklyn. 5804

Cafe I»a Trouble. »S'ee Adventures of Tom and
Jerry.

Cafe life; spicy musical comedy of after hours
in the golden West, book and lyrics by F. C.
Harris, music by E. Jewell. 12 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Feb. 8, 1910; D : 20139 ; F. Clifford
Harris and Eddie Jewell, San Francisco. 5805

Caffir (The) diamond; a melodrama in 4 acts.

© Louis Aldrich, Boston ; 1887 : 24279, Sept.

23. 5806

Cage (The) and the caperclaw; a farce in 3
acts.

© Louis Edward Salmon, New York ; D :
3161, Mar. 19, 1903. 5807

.Caged; melodramatic playlet in 1 act, by J. Simp-
son and H. Bonnoll. 13 p. 4°. Typewritten.
© Ic. Oct. 2, 1913; D: 34614; Jules Simp-
.son and Harry Bonnell, San Francisco. 5808 '

Caged birds.

© Anton C. Eggers, Brooklyn ; D : 4817,
Mar. 31, 1904. 5809

Caging (The) of Caleb; play in 4 acts, by E. C.
Holman. [4], 112 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 10. 1914; D: 36673; Elizabeth
Curtis Holman, Waterville, Me. 5809a

Cagliostro; drama in 5 akten, von Arno Nadel.
[Biihnenmanuskrift] Berlin, Neuer deutscher
verlag. 103 p. 8°.

© Ic. June 8, 1914; D : 37255 ; Neuer
deutscher verlag, F. L. Halle & co., Berlin.
[1913] 5809b

a dramatic poem in 5 acts, by E. Doyle.

© Edward Doyle, United States; 1882:
4122, Mar. 15 ; 2c. Mar. 22. 5810

— — a play in 5 acts, by E. C. Winter. -^

© Elizabeth C. Winter, New Brighton, N.
Y. ; 1895:44213, Aug. 30. 5811

— — with the libretto by E. J. Austen, music by
Johann Strauss.

© Geo. Yescelius, Chicago; 1886:2.5126,
Nov. 8. 5812

or. The scarlet demon, a sensational, illu-

sionary drama in 4 acts, by H. C. Franck.

© Harry C. Franck, Philadelphia ; 1877 :
9591, Aug. 21. 5813

Caida (La) de la hoja; comedia en 2 actos y en

prosa, original de A. B. Alfaro. Madrid [So-

ciedad do autores espaiioles] 1913. 45 p. 12°.

© Mar. 28, 1914; Ic. Mar. 30, 1914; D:

36516 ; Alfonso B, Alfaro, Madrid. 5813a

Cain; a drama, by G. C. Lodge. Boston and
New York, Houghton, Mifflin & company, 1904.
6 p. 1., 154 p. 12°.

© George Cabot Lodge, Nahant, Mass. ; D :
5768, Nov. 7, 1904 ; 2c. Nov. 21, 1904. 5814

Cain (The) man; drama in 4 acts, by A. M.
Downing. [2], 61 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 29, 1912; D: 28880; A. Merle
Downing, Jackson, Miss. 5815

Caius Gracchus; a drama in 4 acts, by C. Fuller.

© Caroline Fuller, New York; D: 6055, Jan.

11, 190.5. 5816

272

5817

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5837

Caius Julius Caesar Octavianus; a tragedy of
men aud government in 5 acts, by Randolph
Keim.

© De Benneville Randolph Keim, Washing-
ton; D : 5044, May 17, 1904. 5817

Cake (The) walk; a fai'ce in 1 scene, by Frank
Dumont. Chicago, The Dramatic publishing

CO.

© Dramatic pub. co., Chicago ; 1897 : 59886,
Oct. 22 ; 2c. Oct. 21. 5818

Cake-walker's (The) dream.

© Billy Farrell, New York; 1897:8912,
Feb. 2. 5819

Calamity (A) in cork; comedy sketch in 1 act
for two characters, by Perrine Lambert. 19 p.
4". Typewritten.

© James H. Lambert, jr., Philadelphia ; D :
10962, July 13, 1907 ; 2c. July 22, 1907. 5820

Calamity Jane; a drama in 5 acts, by A. B.
Webb.

© Alex. R. Webb, St. Louis; 1883:11987.
June 30. 5821

play of 5 acts, by E. B. Cauthorn. 97 p.

4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 12, 1915 ; D : 41799 ; Eudora Belle
Cauthorn, Los Angeles. 5821a

or. An American cigarette. Typewritten.

© Eudora Belle Cauthorn, Portland, Or.;

D : 5009, Apr. 27, 1904 ; 2c. Apr. 27, 1904. 5822
or. The Queen of the West, a picturesque

western romance in prologue and 3 acts.

© Kate Purssell, New York; 1887:21146.
Aug. 18. • 5823

Calamity Jane, R. N. ; a comedy in 1 act, by W,
P. Drury. London, S. French, ltd. ; New York,
S. French, 1912. 18 p. 12".

© May 29, 1912 ; 2c. May 29, 1912 ; D : 29825 ;
Samuel French, ltd., London. 5824

Calamity Jane, the queen of the border; an
American drama.

© E. Z. C. Judson, Stamford, N. Y. ; 1882 :
6047, Apr. 17. 5825

Calamity Jim of Red Gulch; a play in 3 acts,
by Louise Capsadell.

© Louise C. Smith, Park Ridge, N. J. ; 1894 :
55939, Dec. 1. 5826

Calaynos. See Plays and poems; by George
H. Boker.

Cal'co (The) ball; a farcical comedy, by A. L.
Johnson and Hilgard Tyndale.

© Annie Lewis Johnson, New York; 1889:
11353, Apr. 10. 5827

Calderon; or, The Spanish courtier, a tragedy
in 5 acts, by D. T. Calhoun.

© D. T. Calhoun, San Francisco; 1876:
18164, Nov. 27. 5828

Calderon, the courtier; a drama in prologue and

4 acts, dramatized from Sir Edward Bulwer

Lytton's story of the same name, by S. Henry.

© Symons Henry, Minneapolis; 1898:

23643, Apr. 14. 5829

Caldron (The) ; by H. C. Gibler. Scenario. 6 p.
f. Typewritten.

© Henrv C. Gibler, Mattoon, III. ; D : 15332,
Mar. 12, 1909 ; 2c. Mar. 12, 1909. 5830

Caleb Brewster, philanthropist; a comedy-
drama in 4 acts, written and composed by O.
P. Sweet.
© O. P. Sweet, Boston ; 1892 : 1556, Jan. 8.

5831

Caleb Conover; by H. Booth. [64] p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Hilliard Booth, New York; D : 13748,
Sept. 9, 1908 ; 2c. Sept. 9, 1908. 5832

Caleb Cummings; a serio comedy drama in 6
acts, by L. Thompson. Typewritten.

© Leander Thompson, New York; 1891:
4419, Jan. 31 ; 2c. Feb. 24. 5833

Caleb Plummer, the toy maker; a domestic
play in 3 acts, from Dickens' Cricket on the
hearth.

© John E. Owens, Towsontown, Md. ; 1874 :
10971, Aug. 22. 5834

Caleb, the degenerate; a play in 4 acts, by J.
S. Cotter. Louisville, Ky., The Bradley &
Gilbert company, 1903. 57 p. front, (port.)
8^

© Joseph Seamon Cotter, Louisville; D:
808, Aug. 28, 1901 ; 2c. May 21, 1903. 5835

Caleb's Christmas; or, A Christmas tale, a
petite serio-humorous domestic drama in 1
act, from Charles Dickens' Cricket on the
hearth, by J. Jennings. 29 p. 8°. Type-
written.

© John .Jennings, New York ; D : 4432, Dec.
26, 1903; 2c. Dec. 26, 1903. 5836

Calf love and football; college episode in 2
parts, by C. W. Tackenberg. [2], 13 p. 4».
Typewritten.

I© Ic. Aug. 19, 1914; D: 37898; Charles
William Tackenberg, Cincinnati. 5836a

Caliban; play in 3 acts, by B. White. 53 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 12, 1914 ; D : 35629 ; Bouck White,
New York. 5836b

See also Tempest (The)

Calico (The) ball; farce comedy in 3 acts, by
H. Tyndale.

© Hilgard Tyndale, New York ; 1889 : 21057,
July 8. 5837

5379°— 15-

-18

273

i838

DKAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

5858

Calico (The) gown; a drama in h acts, by M. E.
Moore. 102 p. 4°, Typewritten.

I© Marion E. Moore, D:1368«, Aug. 29,
1908; 2c. Aug. 20, 1908. 5838

Calico land; farce in 4 acts, by Elva Sawyer
Cureton. Boston, W. H. Balier & co., 1915.
20 p. 12°.

© Feb. 17, 1915 ; 2c. Feb. 18, 1915 ; D : 39720 ;
Walter H. Balier & co., Boston. 5888a

Calico (The) princess; fairy play for children in
4 scenes, dramatized from Thaclieray's The
rose and the ring, by L. S. Galbraith. [2]. 49
p. f". Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 11, 1913; D: 31943; Lucy S.
Galbraith, Tucson, Ariz. 5839

Calico (The) slaves.

© Frauli A. Blalieslee, Chicago ; 1882 : 2410,
Feb. 15. 5840

Calif (The) of Bagdad; a musical extravaganza
and play, by C. Line.

© Charles Line, Menominee, Mich. ; D :
122, Feb. 7, 1901. 5841

Calif (The) of Bool-Bool; a musical comedy, by
C. Line.

© Charles Line, Menominee, Mich.; D:
2793, Dec. 31, 1902. 5842

Calif a (El); diilogo en prosa, original de L.
Ilamos de la Vega. Madrid, Sociedad de au-
tores espa holes, 1912. 14 p. 12°.

© Mar. 6, 1913 ; 2c. Mar. 7, 1913 ; D : 32583 ;
Lola Ramos de la Vega, Madrid. 5843

California.

© George Edwin Crater, jr.. New York ; D :
1176, Dec. 12, 1901. 5844

by E. S. Gerberding.

© Elizabeth S. Gerberding, San Francisco;
1897 : 58030, Oct. 13. 5845

a comedy drama in 4 acts, by J. R. Bronson.

Typewritten.

© J. Rush Bronson, Chicago ; D : 745, Aug.
12, 1901 ; 2c. Oct. 8, 1901. 5846

a drama in 4 acts, by H. P. Plumb. 62 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Harriet Pixley Plumb, San Francisco ;
D : 2119, July 14, 1902 ; 2c. June 7, 1902. 5847

an extravaganza in 4 acts, by J. Steven-
son. 10 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 10, 1913 ; D : 32303 ; Julia Stev-
enson, San Francisco. 5848

a melodrama in 6 acts, by R. C. Warinner.

© R. C. Warinner, Portland, Or.; 1894:
37262, Aug. 9. 5849

- — play in 1 act, by Cecil B. de Mille. [1],
31 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 19, 1913; D: 32368; Constance
A. de Mille, New York. 5850

California — Continued.

romantic drama in 3 acts [by F. M. Fehren-

bticher]. Ill p. f. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 28, 1915, D: 41343; Florine M.
Fehrenbacher, San Francisco. 5850a

— scenic allegory in 6 scenes, by G. C. Bron-
son. (In Gamut club year book for 1912.)

© June 29, 1912; 2c. July 9, 1912; D:
80214; G. Carl Bronson, Los Angeles. 5851

— tragic opera in 3 acts, by G. E, Murdock.
43 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 26, 1914 ; D : 35786 ; Gilbert Ed-
ward Murdock, Los Angeles. 5851a

a war drama of 1861, by S. Shakespeare

and E. H. Barker.

© Stephen Shakespeare and Eugene Henry
Barker, San Rafael, Cal. ; 1807 : 5945, Jan. 19.

5852

— or, The Sierra iudge, drama in 4 acts, by
W. Halley. 79 p. f. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 7, 1913; D: 32605; William
Halley, Sacramento, Cal. 5853

— See also Wawona.

California at the present day. See Beady.

California girl; a drama in 3 acts, by A. Mal-
gum [pseud, of S. W. Smith]

© Sam W. Smith, San Francisco; 1874:
1046, Jan. 29. 5854

California in '49. See Gold.

California in '49 and '50.

wife.

See Devoted (The)
See Opening of

California in 1915, as it is.
the Panama canal.

California is the place for me.

© Lew Roberts, Nashville ; D : 10133, Mar.
13, 1907. 5855

California pioneer mining camp; a play, by J.
H. Love.

© James H. Love, San Francisco; 1896:
13558, Feb. 29. 5856

California pioneers; or, The days of '49, a new
sensational drama in 5 acts, by H. Colton and
AV. H. Rightmire.

© Harry Colton and William H. Right-
mire, United States ; 1876 : 5193, Apr, 29.

5857

California rose; a drama in 4 acts, by W. E.
La Rose. Clyde, O., Ames' publishing co.,
1905. 40 p. 16°. (On cover: Ames' .series of
standard and minor drama, no. 463)

© Ames pub. co., Clyde, O, ; D : 7785, Dec,
30, 1905 ; 2c. Dec. 30, 1905. 5858

274

5859

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

5883

California through Death Valley; a drama in Calino; an opera comique. New York.

4 acts, by J. W. Crawford (Capt. Jack).

© J. W. Crawford, United States; 1879:
12044, Sept. 10. 5859

arr. and adapted from Sam W. Smith's

story The plains, by J. Woodard.

© John Woodard, San Francisco; 1879:
11995, Sept. 9. 5860

California (A) volunteer; drama in 3 acts, by
F. R. Cutting; Typewritten.

© Francis R. Cutting, San Francisco ; 1899 :
61992, Sept. 2.5; 2c. Feb. 1, 1900. 5861

© Edward E, Rice and Charles E, Rice,
United States; 1880:13425, Sept. 2. 5871

Caliph (The); a comic opera in 3 acts, libretto
by H. B. Smith.

© Harry B. Smith, Chicago; 1893:44507,
Oct. 5. 5872

_ libretto by T. L. Sappington. f".

Typewritten.

'© T. L. Sappington, Philadelphia ; D : 6426,
Mar. 29, 1905; 2c. Mar. 29, 1905. 5873

Caliph (The) of Bagdad. See Ring (The)

Calif ornian (The); an American drama in 5 Caliph (The) of God; a musical comedy, by L.

lets, by D. K. Higgins and B. G. Cooke.

1© David K. Higgins and Baldwin G. Cooke,
New York ; D : 986, Oct. 21, 1901. 5862

comedy-drama in 4 acts, by H. H. Haslett

and G. A. Dennison. 8°. Typewritten.

© Harriet Holmes Haslett, Alameda, Cal.,
and George Austin Dennison, San Francisco;
D : 3939, Sept. 14, 1903 ; 2c. Sept. 14, 1903.

5863

a drama in 3 acts, by E. H. Purcell. 20 p.

t°. Typewritten.

© E. H. Purcell, Chicago; D : 10055, Feb.
28, 1907 ; 2c. Jan. 31, 1907. 5864

— a 4 act play, by R. V. Spencer. [66] p. f°.
Typewritten.

!© Richard V. Spencer, Los Angeles; D:
14625, Dec. 24, 1908 ; 2c. Dec. 24, 1908. 5865

a play in 5 acts, by D. K. Higgins and B.

Gardiner Cooke. 48 p. 8°

© David K. liiggins and Baldwin G. Cooke,
New York; D:1879, May 13, 1902; 2c. May
3, 1902. 5866

— romantic drama in 5 acts, by A. Golden.

© Alexander Golden, Cohoes, N. Y. ; 1892:
9125, Feb. 29. 5867

by A. K. Cooley.

© Alice Kingsbury Cooley, Alameda, Cal.;
1893 : 53716, Dec. 4. 5868

Calif ornians (The); an historical play of early
life and conquest of California, consisting of
a prologue and 4 acts, by J. Z. Watson.
Typewritten.

© Joseph Zenon Watson, San Francisco;
D : 6340, Mar. 15, 1905 ; 2c. Mar. 15, 1905.

5869

California's Cleopatra; by M. T. Roake. 65 p.
4°. Ms.

© Ic. Oct. 13, 1909; D: 17257; Mary T.
Roake, Salt Lake City. 5870

Calif's (The) daughter. See Sadi IIL

Caligula. See Little boots.

Searelle.

© Luscombe Searelle, Great Britain; D:

6715, May 15, 1905. 5874

Calisaya; a musical comedy in 2 acts, book by

H. Levy, music by John Mason Strauss. f°.

Typewritten.

© Hubert Levy, Louisville, D : 2572, Nov.
10, 1902; 2c. Nov. 10, 1902. 5875

Call (The); a fairy play in 3 acts, by E. F.
Scott. [6], 75 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 15, 1912 ; D : 29048 ; Edith Ful-
lertou Scott, Brooklyn. 5876

a play in 1 act, by C. McNeel. 37 p. 8°.

Typewritten.

© Charles McNeel, Seattle ; D : 14230, Nov.

7, 1908 ; 2c. Mar. 10, 1909. 5877

by Gaston Gerves. 22 p. 4°. Type-

written.

© Ic. Mar. 15, 1915; D: 41280; Montague
Fowler, London. 5877a

— • by H. Lieb. [2], 24 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Sept. 21, 1912; D: 30920; Hermann
Lieb, New York. 5878

by Robert William Sneddon. 18 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 5, 1911 ; D : 23017 ; R. W. Sned-
don, New York. 5879

tragedy in 3 acts, by F. A. Sheriden. 39 p.

t". Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 24, 1913; D: 32063; Francis
Albert Sheriden, Bourbounair, 111, 5880

Call (The) box; a musical comedy farce in 1
act, libretto and music by E. F. Bauer.

© Emile Francis Bauer, Portland, Or. ;
1894:46514, Oct. 5. 5881

Call (A) in the night; comedy in 1 act, by N.
Leffingwell. [1], 18 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 26, 1912 ; D : 29497 ; Nat Leffing-
well, New York. 5882

'1 act play, by G. Jones and George Nash.

[2], 5 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 31, 3912; D: 31889; Grahame
Jones, London. 5883

275

5884

DKAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

5905

Call me at seven- thirty; sketch by M. E.
Ilourke and Edward Paulton. 10 p. 4".
Typewritten.

1© Ic. May 18, 1912; D: 29706; M. E.
Rourke, North Bergen, N. J., and Ed. Paul-
ton, Brooklyn. 5884

Call (The) of blood. See Breed (The)

Call of Bohemia; drama in 3 acts, by H. D.
Gray. 126 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 18, 1909; D: 17440; Henry
David Gray, Palo Alto, Gal. 5885

Call (The) of conscience; a drama in 3 acts, by
H. M. Shipley. 40 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 24, 1912; D: 30942; Howard
Maynard Shipley, Oakland, Gal. 5886
by S. B. Tall. 103 p. 4"*. Type-
written.

© Ic. Aug. 15, 1911; D: 24940; Stanley
Broughton Tall, Baltimore. 5887

play in 3 acts, by S. B. Tall. 145 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 3, 1913; D: 32175; Stanley
Broughton Tall, Baltimore. 5888

Call (The) of duty. -See Patriots.

Call (The) of justice; vaudeville tabloid drama
ill 1 act, by J. J. Morrison. [26] p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 13, 1913; D: 34130; James J.
iMorrison, Cleveland. 5889

Call (The) of Paris; play in 1 act, by V. H.
Sothern. [2.5] p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 22, 1912; D: 29447; Virginia
Harned Sothern, Harrison, N. Y. 5890

Call (The) of reason; play in 3 acts and an
epilogue, by J. N. Vandegrift. [2], 91 p. f".
Typewritten.

© Ic. July 5, 1913; D: 33718; James N.
Vandegrift, Bloomingdale, N. Y. 5891

Call (The) of Rebekah; a scripture drama for
Sunday school concerts and church entertain-
ments, by Lucy P. Whitehead. Gincinnati,
Fillmore brothers.

© Fillmore bros., Cincinnati ; 1895 : 51051,
Oct. 7; 2c. Oct. 21. 5892

Call (The) of the banshee; play in 1 act, by
B. E. Lord. 23 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 13, 1914; D: 37916; Bessie
Emory liord, Glencoe, Md. 5892a

Call (The) of the blanket; a play in 1 act, by
O. T. Johnsone. 10 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 17, 1912; D: 29988; Otto T.
Johnsone, Brooklyn. 5893

Call (The) of the blood. 11 p. 4". Typewrit-
ten.

© Matthew Goldman, New York ; D : 10742,
June 11, 1907 ; 2c. June 1, 1907. 5894

Call (The) of the blood— Continued.

drama in 4 acts and 2 tableaux, by F. C.

Locard. 59 p. f*. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 5, 1910; D: 20120; Frederic G.
Locard, Homewood, 111. 5895

dramatic playlet, by H. Lewis. [1], 16 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 11, 1913; D: 32645; Harry
Lewis, New York. 5896

Indian drama in 1 act, by E. Ross. [1], 14

p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 22, 1913 ; D : 35407 ; Earle Ross,
Chicago. 5897

play, by S. Maguire. [3] 131 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Oct. 20, 1910; D: 22333; Sylvester
Maguire, New York. 5898

Call (The) of the bugle; a play in 4 acts, by
R. C. Croxton and S. Dix [pseud, of Edwin
Arden] [4], 147 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 18, 1912 ; D : 30019 ; R. C. Crox-
ton and Sherman Dix, Philadelphia. 5899

Call (The) of the child; play in 4 acts, by E.
Bruns. 4 v. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 30, 1913 ; D : 33117 ; Edna Bruns,
New Haven. 5900

Call of the family; play in 3 acts, by H. A. Mc-
Anarney. 84 p. 8". Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 16, 1910; D : 20468 ; Henry
Aloysius McAnarney, Baltimore. 5901

Call (The) of the fathers; play in prologue and
3 acts, by S. S. Grosner. [39] p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Feb. 27, 1914; D: 36183; Sylvan S.
Grosner, Washington. 5901a

Call of the future; drama in 4 acts, by E. H.
Culbertson. 117 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 9, 1909 ; D : 17667 ; Ernest How-
ard Culbertson, Washington. 5902

Call (The) of the heart; drama in 4 acts, by R.
W. Peck. 64 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 30, 1910; D: 21907; Raymond
W. Peck, Rockville Center, N. Y. 5903

drama in 3 acts, by L. V. Nicholson. [72]

p. f". Typewritten.

© Ic. July 24, 3912; D: 30334; Leta Vance
Nicholson, Chicago. 5904

or. Sister Magdalene, play in 1 act, by

Hillel Solotaroff. 18 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 20, 1915; D: 39538; David H.
Solotaroff, New York. 5904a

Call of the mate; comedy-drama in 4 acts, by
L. Leighton. 85 p. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 30, 1909; D: 16976; Lyllian
Leighton, South Bend, Ind. 5905

276

5906

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

5927

Call (The) of the mountain; play in 4 acts, by
E. C. Ranck. [122] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dee. 26, 1913 ; D : 35467 ; Edwin Carty
Ranck, Cambridge, Mass. 5906

Call (The) of the sea god; by C. Keeler. [2],
25 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 13, 1911; D: 23340; Charles
Keeler, Berkeley, Cal. 5907

Call (The) of the soul; by G. Creel. 12 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© George Creel, Kansas City, Mo.; D:
13494, Aug. 3, 1908 ; Ic. Aug. 3, 1908. 5908

by H. Lewis and A. Bernhard. 10 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. June 20, 1910; D: 21379; Harry
Lewis and Adolph Bernhard, New York. 5909

Call (The) of the West.

© Wayne Groves Barrows, Park Ridge,
111. ; D : 12681, Apr. 6, 1908. 5910

Call (The) of the wild; a dramatic Indian epi-
sode of today, by F. R. Seaton and Miron Lef-
fingwell. 15 p. f. Typewritten.

© Fred'k Seaton, New York ; D : 12582, Mar.
19, 1908 ; 2c. Mar. 19, 1908. 5911

Call (The) of the woman; restless woman play
in 3 acts, by F. Bruegger. [1], 165 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 29, 1913; D : 35509 ; Frederick
Bruegger, Chicago. 5912

Call (The) of the woods; comedy drama in 4
acts by W. C. Herman. Chicago, Chicago
manuscript cc, 1912. [5], 72 p. f". Mimeo-
graplied.

© Sept. 22, 1912; 2c. Sept. 27, 1912; D:
30974; Alexander Byers, Chicago. 5913

Call (The) of youth; play in 3 acts, by F.
Hatton and Fanny Locke Hatton. [149] p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 30, 1914; D: 36885; Frederic
Hatton, Chicago. 5913a

Call (A) on the bride; a monologue, by A. W.
HoH)rook,

© Amelia Weed Holbrook, New York; D:
3357, Apr. 20, 1903. 5914

Call (A) on the doctor; comedy playlet in 1 act,
by John Gering. 16 p. f. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 20, 1910; D: 22872; Maurice
Downey, Detroit. 5915

Call (A) to arms; a military comedietta in 1
act, by Harrv L. Newton. Boston, W. H.
Baker & co., 1904. 14 p. 12°.

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston; D:
521S, June 22, 1904; 2c. Oct. 5, 1904. 5916

See also Vaudevillainies.

Called away; a drama in 4 acts, by R. Quinn.
© Richard Quinn. Chicago ; 1891 : 6672, Fel).
19 ; 2c. Jan. 18, 1896. 5917

Called back; a drama.

© Charles Frohman, New York ; 1884 : 7045,
Apr. 1. 5918

a new phiy in 4 acts, by T. H. Glenney.

© T. H. Glenney, New York ; 1884 : 12673,
June 23. 5919

Called back to life; a play in prologue and 4

acts, by J. P. Ritter. 99 p. 4". Typewritten.

© John P. Ritter, Orange, N. J. ; D : 10281,

Apr. 5, 1907 ; 2c. Apr. 5, 1907. 5920

Called down; or, The waif of New York, play
in 4 acts, by R. Hutchinson.

© Rodolphe Hutchinson, Garnerville, N. Y. ;
D : 2432, Sept. 29, 1902. 5921

Called from the streets; by J. Montague. 14 p.
4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 22, 1911 ; D : 25053 ; John Mon-
tague, New York. 5922

Called there and back; a parody burlesque in
1 act, by H. C. Merivale.

© Herman C. Merivale, New York; 1884:

21482, Oct. 27. 5923

Called to account. See At bay.

Calling her bluff; play in 1 act, by M. G. John-
son. [10] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 18, 1914 ; D : 36769 ; Maud Gene-
vieve Johnson, Alameda, Cal. 5923a

Callippius, the Athenian. See Heraclides.
Calls; a comic drama, by W. H. Hudswell.

© William H. Hudswell, Brooklyn; 1877:
6715, June 5. 5924

Calor de besos; comedia en 1 acto y en prosa,
original de F. Gil Asensio. Madrid, Sociedad
de autores espanoles, 1912. 21, [1] p. 12°.

© Dec. 5, 1912 ; 2c. Dec. 6, 1912 ; D : 31565 ;
Federico Gil Asensio, Madrid. 5925

Calor (El) del nido; sainete lirico en 1 acto y
4 cuadros, en verso y prosa, original [del] L.
Linares Bercerra, mtisica del maestro Antonio
Porras. Madrid, Sociedad de autores es-
panoles, 1908. 38 p. 12°.

© Luis Linares Becerra, Madrid ; D : 13865,
Sept. 21, 1908 ; 2c. Sept. 21, 1908. 5926

Calphumia; drama in 2 acts, by A. Perris. 44

p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 1, 1915 ; D : 40877 ; Alice Perris,

New York. 5926a

Calumet; volkstiick aus dem deutsch-amerikan-

ischen grosstadt leben mit gesang in 5 akten,

von R. Schlagintweit. Hektogi'aphed.

© Richard Schlagintweit, St. Louis; 1898:
73927, Dec. 17 ; 2c. Dec. 17. 5927

277

5928

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

5947

Calvary; illustrated, pantomimed hymn with

directions for pantomiming, by Cozette Keller.

New York, E. S. Warner & co., 1910. [4] p. 8°.

© Sept. 19, 1910; 2c. Sept. 19, 1910; D:

22114 ; Edgar S. Werner, New York. 5928

a play of the passion of our Divine Saviour

for male characters, by F, L. Kenzel. Boston,
Kedemptorist fathers, 1908. 72 p. 16".

© F. L. Kenzel, Boston ; D : 13387, July 21,
190S; 2c. July 21, 1908. 5929

Calymnia; drama in 4 acts, by L. H. B. Knox.
[2], 168 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 17, 1914 ; D : 35693 ; Loren H. B.
Knox, Chicago. 5929a

Cania (La) de matrimonio y el cuartel de caba-
lleria; aproposito, original de A. M. Viergol.
Madrid [Sociedad de autores espanoles] 1907.
13 p. 12".

© Antonio M. Viergol, Madrid; D : 11479,
Oct. 7, 1907 ; 2c. Oct. 7, 1907. 5930

Camaleonte; or, A conjugal drama, a tragic,
dramatic, musical, comic sketch in 1 act, com-
posed by L. Fregoli.

© Leopoldo Fregoli, New York ; 1896 : 32603,
June 1. 5931

Camaralzeman and Budoura. See Genie's
(The) talisman.

Cambyses; a play in 4 acts, by T. W. Broad-
hur.st. [66] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 1, 1911 ; D : 23239 ; Thomas W.
Broadhurst, New York. 5932

Camelot (Le); how London lives, a drama in 5
acts and 7 tableaux, by Andry, Maurey, Jubin
and Arthur Shirley. Typewritten.

© Arthur Gilmer, Great Britain; 1897:
73316, Dec. 29 ; 2c. Dec. 29. 5933

Camel's (The) back; a drama in 4 acts, by W. C.
Bellows.

© Walter C. Bellows, New York; 1894:
12597, Mar. 3. 5934

Cameo Kirby; a play in 4 acts, by Booth Tar-
kington and Harry Leon Wilson. 4°. Type-
written.

© Liebler & co.. New York ; D : 12580, Mar.
19, 1908 ; 2c. Mar. 19, 1908. 5935

Cameo (The) of the empress; play in 4 acts, by
S. Krausz. [3], 54 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 28, 1913; D: 32772; Sigmund
Krausz, Chicago. 5936

Camera clicks; monologue, by Agnes Electra
Piatt. New York, Dick & Fitzgerald [1913]
7 p. 12".

© July 19, 1913; 2c. July 21, 1913; D:
33883 ; Dick & Fitzgerald, New York. 5937

Camera (The) fiend; comedy in 1 act, by B.
Barlow and Nat. Leroy. [1], 9 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Dec. 23, 1912 ; D : 31771 ; Billy Barlow,
New York. 5938

Camilla; dramatic sketch, by Ruth Comfort
Mitchell. [7] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 31, 1913 ; D : 33370 ; Mae S. En-
derly, Los Angeles. 5939

Camilla und Lothar; drama in 5 akten nach
einer erzahlung des Cervantes, von Heinrich
Friede. Leipzig, Bernh. Friede. [1914] 125 p.
12".

© May 6, 1914 ; Ic. July 17, 1914 ; D : 38023 ;
Bernh. Friede, Leipzig. 5939a

Camille; an emotional play in 5 acts, by Alex-
andre Dumas fils, as performed by Helena
Modjeska (Countess Bozenta) Indianapolis,
Hasselman-Journal co., 1883.

© Fred Stinson, Andover, Mass. ; 1888 :
15108, Aug. 16 ; 2c. Sept. 4. 5940

a play in 5 acts, ed. by Mildred Aldrich.

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston; D:
9488, Nov. 21, 1906. 5941

a new version of Alexandre Dumas fils'

emotional drama La Dame aux Camelias, ed.
by Mildred Aldrich. Boston, W. H. Baker &
CO., 1907. 86 p. 12°.

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston; D:
10060, Mar. 2, 1907 ; 2c. Mar. 13, 1907. 5942

with cast of characters, stage business,

costumes, relative positions, etc.

© Eleanor Fletcher Bishop, Philadelphia;
1889 : 26341, Aug. 29 ; 2c. Sept. 2. 5943

a tabloid version of Dumas fils' play of the

same name, by D. Usner. 11 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Dorothy Usner, New York ; D : 11175,
Aug. 14, 1907; 2c. Aug. 14, 1907. 5944

or, The fate of a coquette, drama in 5

acts, from the novel by Alexander Dumas fils,
by Beaumont Claxton [pseud, of T. C. Tay-
lor] [2], 78 p. f". Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 15, 1913; D: 34731; Thos. C.
Taylor, Lorain, O. 5945

— ■ or. Woman righted, a play in 5 acts, by
E. F. Bishop.

© Eleanor Fletcher Bishop, New York ;
1881 : 10729, July 11. 5946

— Same.

© by Eleanor Fletcher Bishop Nicholas,
Rutland, Vt., as author, in renewal for 28
vears. Renewal no. 1, July 1, 1909. Original
entry, July 11, 1881, no. 10729. 5947

See also Burlesque (A) on Camille.

Signora (La) dalle Camelie. — Travesty on
Camille.

278

\

5948

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

5965

Camillo; opera comiquo in 3 acts, by R. Ster-
rett. 114 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 24, 1911 ; D : 25852 ; Robert M.
Sterrett, Battle Creek. 5948

operatic comedy in 3 acts, by R. M. Ster-
rett. 87 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Robert M. Sterrett, Providence, R. I. ; D :
3623, June 19, 1903 ; 2c. June 19, 1903. 5949

Camino de floras; zarzuela en 1 acto, dividido
en 3 cuadros, en prosa, original de J. Lopez-
Barbadillo, inGsica del maestro Ramon Gui-
tart. Madrid, Sociedad de au tores espaiioles,
1907. 43 p. 12°.

© Joaquin Lopez-Barbadillo, Madrid; D:
10547, May 11, 1907 ; 2c. May 11, 1907. 5950

Camorra (La) napolitana. See Assassinio (L')

Camp; or. Life at "West Point, an American
comedy, by Olive Logan.

© Wirt Sikes, New York ; 1873 : 9477, Aug.
22. 5951

Camp (The) and court of Napoleon. See
Countess Helene.

Camp and kingdom; a drama in 4 acts, by E. F.
Riggs.

© Eva F. Riggs, New York; 1888:8498,
Mar. 22 ; 2c. July 30. 5952

Camp Cupid; a jolly little song-play of camp and
college life, by J. F. Cooke and W. G. Stewart,
with song hits by Carol Sherman. 60 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© James Francis Cooke and William G.
Stewart, Brooklyn; D: 10944, July 10, 1907:
2c. July 10, 1907. 5953

Camp-fire (The) girls; comedy for girls in 4
acts, by Walter Ben Hare. Boston, Walter H.
Baker & co., 1915. 46 p. 12".

© July 12, 1915; 2c. July 13, 1915; D:
41212 ; Walter H. Baker & co., Boston. 5953a

a scenic reading with prologue, epilogue,

and 4 acts, by C. K. Bayliss, jr. [1914] 12 p.
12". Printed.

© May 2, 1914 ; 2c. May 4, 1914 ; D : 36913 ;
Clara Kern Bayliss, jr., Macomb, 111. 5953b

Camp (The) ground; or. Injunctions a spe-
cialty, a play in 4 acts, by G. W. Field, dra-
matized from a story by the author in press.
© G. W. Field, Potsdam, N. Y. ; 1878:
8968, Aug. 5 ; 2c. Oct. 26. 5954

Sec also Slaughter of the Innocents.

Camp life near forest and stream; a playlet in
a prologue and 2 acts, by J. G. D. Burnett. 4°.
Typewritten.

© James G. D. Burnett, New York ; D : 4783,
Mar. 24, 1904 ; 2c. Apr. 6, 1904. 5955

Camp (The) of the parliamentary troops after
Naseby. See From king to king.

Campagne de presse; piece en 1 acte [par]
Henry IMoreau et Alfred Revol. Paris, C.
Joubert, 1912. 34 p. 8°.

© Dec. 28, 1912 ; 2c. Jan. 21, 1913 ; D : 32029 ;
Joubert, Paris. 5956

Campaign (The); a musical satire on politicians
and reformers, male and female.

© Harx'y E. Andrews, Lewiston, Me. ; 1896 :
3046, Jan. 8 ; 2c. Mar. 21. 5957

Campaign comedy; by J. W. Allen.

© J. A. Wolf, South Sterling, Pa.; 1889:
757, Jan. 5. 5958

Campaign (The) in Chester.
(The)

See Nomination

Campaign (A) lie; by E. Marshall.

© EdAvard Marshall, New York; 1890:
36998, Nov. 22. 5959

Campaign lies; a comedy in 5 acts, by Edward
S. Van Zile. 4°. Typewritten.

© E. S. Van Zile, Hartford ; D : 5913, Dec.
15, 1904 ; 2c. Apr. 7, 1905. 5960

Campaign time; play in 1 act, by J. McCree.
16 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. July 3, 1915; D: 41155; Junie Mc-
Cree, New York. 5960a

Campaigner (The); a Kentucky comedy, by I. S.
Cobb.

© Irwin Shrewsbury Cobb, Paducah, Ky. ;
D: 7091, Aug. 10, 1905. 5961

Campaigns (The) and battles of the war of the
great Rebellion, 1861-1865; being a composi-
tion and arrangement of a series of stereop-
tican views to illustrate the important battles
of the war, accompanied by concise descrip-
tions, by T. De Q. Tully.

© T. De Quincy Tully, Newburgh, N. Y. ;
1891 : 31428, Sept. 4. 5962

Campano; or, The wandering minstrel,
musical play in 3 acts, by G. D. Day, music
by E. Jakobowski. Typewritten.

© George D. Day and Edward Jakobowski,
New York ; 1898 : 54334, Sept. 16 ; 2c. Sept. 16.

5963

Campbells (The) are comin'; or, Auld lang
syne, military drama, by A. R. Allison. 8 p.
f". Typewritten.

© Ic. June 6, 1913 ; D : 33423 ; Archibald R.
Allison, Alameda, Cal. 5964

Campbell's nightingales; a musical comedy in
2 acts.

© Martin Campbell, Detroit ; D : 8773, July
2, 1906. 5965

Campden wonder. See Tragedy (The) of Nan.

279

5966

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

5986

Camping' on the border; musical comedy sketch
in 1 act, by Barry Gray. [10] p. 4°. Type-
MTitten.

© Ic. July 25, 1911 ; D : 24773 ; A. N. Swope,
I'hiladelphia. 5966

Camping out; a musical military farce-comedy
in 3 acts, by W. Osgood.

© Whitman Osgood, Washington; 1SS8:
20471, July 16; 2c. July 16. 5967

pantomimic comedy in 1 act, by Frank

Dumont.

© Charles A. Wells, Philadelphia; 1885:
10124, May 4 ; 2c. July 11. 5968

Same.

© Charles A. Wells, Philadelphia; 1885:
15188, July 14 ; 2c. July 14. 5969

a twenty minute comedy sketch, by Smith

and Campbell. [14] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 7, 1909; D: 16544; Smith and
Campbell, New York. 5970

Camp's (The) first piano; 1 act play, by L.
Gregory. [7] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 11, 1911; D: 23618; Lawrence
Gregory, New York. 5971

Campus chatter; play in 1 act, by Louis London.
[2], 6 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 8, 1913; D: 31912; Leroy J.
Purviance, Galesburg, 111. 5972

Campus (A) rehearsal; sketch, by E. F. Burns.
[3] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 22, 1914 ; D : 37924 ; Edgar Floyd
Burns, New York. 5972a

Can dreams come true? play in 1 act, by M. Mc-
Carthy. [1], 47 p. 8°. Ms.

© Ic. Jan. 8, 1913; D: 31893; Myles Mc-
Carthy, New York. 5972b

Can love sin? an original melodrama in 4 acts,
by G. C. Sackett.

© George C. Sackett, Rockford, 111. ; D :
4797, Mar. 26, 1904. 5973

Can (A) of humor.

© Edward R. Burton and Corney Brookes,
Boston ; D : 3773, July 31, 1903. 5974

Can (The) racket; or, Working the growler,
the latest musical mixture, in 3 large doses,
prepared l)y C. A. Warde.

© Cliarles A. Warde, Boston ; 1885 : 24373,
Nov. 20 ; 2 c. Nov. 20. 5975

Can you beat it? farce in 1 act, by R. Bunker.
11 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 27, 1915; D: 39809; Ralph
Bunker, New York. 5975a

Can you blame her? an emotional play in 5
nets, by T. S. Forsyth.

© Thomas Scott Forsyth, New York; D:
173, Feb. 28, 1901. 5976

Can you forgive him? 4°. Typewritten.

© Mary C. Ashbridge, New York ; D : 1777,
Apr. 11, 1902 ; 2c. Apr. 11, 1902. 5977

Canada, fair Canada; a modern, romantic trag-
edy, by A. E. de Garcia. Montreal, Montreal
shorthand institute and business college
[1902] 100 p. 12°.

© Albert Ernest Knight, Montreal, Canada ;
. D : 2338, Sept. 16, 1902 ; 2c. Sept. 17, 1902.

5978

Canadian (The) queen; a comedy-drama, by S.
.Johnstone.

© Samuel Johnstone, New York; 1892:
53514, Dec. 28. 5979

Canadian (A) scandal; a drama in 5 acts, by
P. A. Bloomberg of Parkdale [pseud, of P. A.
B. Kikapoo] Typewritten.

© Peter August Bloomberg Kikapoo. Bos-
ton ; 1889 : 17937, June 12 ; 2c. Oct. 18, 1890.

5980

Canadier (Ein); drama in 3 akten, von Paul
Hoyse. Stuttgart und Berlin, J. G. Cotta,
1905. 112 p. 12°. (Dramatische dichtungen
von Paul Heyse, 36. bdchen.)

© Emanuel Lederer, New York ; D : 6358,
Mar. 20, 1905 ; 2c. Mar. 20, 1905. 5981

Canal-boat Sal; a dramatic composition, in 3
acts, by J. B. Barton.

© John Bernard Barton, New York; D:
1662, Mar. 27, 1902. 5982

Canamonera (La); zarzuela en 1 acto y en
prosa, original de Luis de Larra y Eduardo
Montesinos, musica del maestro Torregrosa.
Madrid [Sociedad de autores espaSoles] 1907.
43 p. 8°. [Libretto only]

© Larra y Montesinos, Madrid ; D : 10799,
June 18, 1907 ; 2c. June 18, 1907. 5983

Canard (Le) jaune; vaudeville en 3 actes, par
Claude Roland. Paris, M. Eschig, 1913. 211
p. 8°.

© Oct. 1, 1913 ; 2c. Nov. 17, 1913 ; D : 35094 ;
Max Eschig, Paris. 5984

See also Goldene (Der) hahn.

Canard (Le) noir.

See Black (The) duck.

14 p. f°. Type-

Canary (The) and the cat,
written.

© C. A. Aylsworth, Peoria, 111. ; D : 7184,
Aug. 30, 1905 ; 2c. Aug. 30, 1905. 5985

Canasson; ou, L'ami d' enfance, vaudeville en
1 acte, par Henry Moreau et Marc Sonal
[pseud, of Georges Lanos] Paris, C. Joubert,
1910. 28 p. 8°.

© Sept. 17, 1910; 2c. Sept. 19, 1910; D:
22082; Joubert, Paris. 5986

Canavans (The) See Irish folk-history plays.

280

5987

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

6001

Canceled (The) vow; a dramatic play, by Mrs.
L. C. Roberts (Harold Bannetyne) [i. e. Ger-
trude Littledale Roberts] Typewritten.

© Mrs. L. C. Roberts, United States ; 1892 :
5638, Feb. 4 ; Ic. Oct. 6, 1892 ; 2c. Nov. 10, 1900.

5987

Cancer; or, The missionary, playlet in 1 act, by
W. W. Whalen. 32 p. 8°. Ms.

© Ic. Dec. 20, 1913; D : 35412 ; Will W.
Whalen, Harrisburg, Pa. 5988

Cancion (La) de Chantecler; bagatela cCmico-
lirica en prosa, original de L. de Miranda,
mtjsica del maestro Prudencio Miiiioz. Ma-
drid [Sociedad de autores espaiioles] 1910.
22, [2] p. 12°. [Libretto only]

© Oct. 29, 1910; 2c. Oct. 31, 1910; D:
22419; Lorenzo de Miranda, Madrid. 5989

Cancion de cuna; comedia en 2 actos y en prosa,
original de Gregorio Martinez Sierra. Ma-
drid, Sociedad de autores espauoles, 1911.
57, [3] p. 12°.

© May 26, 1911 ; 2c. May 27, 1911 : D :
24303; G. Martinez Sierra, Madrid. 5990

Cancion (La) de la farandula; comedia lirica en

1 acto y 3 cuadros, original de E. Carrere, mu-
sica deRicardo Corral. Madrid [Sociedad de
autores espanoles] 1912. [4], 24 p. 12°.
[Libretto only]

© Dec. 5, 1912 ; 2c. Dec. 6, 1912 ; D : 31587 ;
Emilio Carrere, Madrid. 5991

Cancion (La) de la gitana; 6, El principe Don
Bias, juguete comico-llrico, en verso, 1 acto y

2 cuadros, original de Jose Zahonero. Ma-
drid, Sociedad anOnima Casa Dotesio. cover-
title, 29 p. 12°.

© Oct. 5, 1910 ; 2c. Oct. 6, 1910 ; D : 22235 ;
Casa Dotesio, Madrid. 5992

Cancion (La) de la vida; comedia lirico-dra-
matica en 1 acto, dividido en 3 cuadros, origi-
nal [de] R. Perez Olivares, mtisica de los
maestros Calle.ia y Barrera. Madrid [Socie-
dad de autores espaiioles] 1908. 46 p. 12°.
[Libretto only]

© Rogelio Perez Olivares. Madrid ; D :
13877, Sept. 21, 1908; 2c. Sept. 21. 1908. 5993

Cancion (La) hungara; opereta en 1 acto, di-
vidido en 5 cuadros, en prosa, original de P.
IMuiioz Seca y P. Perez Fernandez, musica de
Pablo Luna. Madrid [Sociedad de autores es-
paiioles] 1911. 37 p. 12°. [Libretto only]

© Dec. 30, 1911 ; 2c. Jan. 2, 1912 ; D : 28156 ;
Pedro Muiioz Seca y Pedro P6rez Fernandez,
Madrid. 5994

Cancioncillas; or. A musical melange, a song
entertainment in 1 act, by R. Barker. 17 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 29, 1909; D : 16407 ; Raymond
Barker, New Orleans. 5995

Candida; a pleasant play, by Bernard Shaw.
New York, Brentano's, 1913. 2 p. 1., [3] -79 p.
16°.

© Sept. 10, 1913; 2c. Nov. 13, 1913; A:
361158; G. B. Shaw, London. 5996

See also Plays, pleasant and unpleasant.

Candidat (Le) Machefer; comedie satirique en
1 acte en prose, melee de vers de C. Hellem
et P. d'Estoc, d'apres Emile Faguet. 8 p.
(Feuilleton de Coraoedia du lundi, 27 Janvier
1913)

© Jan. 27, 1913; 2c. Apr. 25. 1913; D:
33062; Charles Hellem & Pol d'Estoc, Paris.

5997

Candidate (The); 1 act play, by E. E. Shepherd.
13 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 27, 1911: D: 23481; Edmund
Elliott Shepherd, Detroit. 5998

Candidos (Los) pretendientes; humorada c6-
mico-lirica en 1 acto, dividido en 3 cuadros,
original de .1. Pernas, musica de los maestros
A. G. Hernandez y J. Pascual. Madrid, So-
ciedad de autores espanoles, 1914. 52 p. 12°.
[Libretto only]

© Sept. 17, 1914; Ic. Sept. 21, 1914; D:
38256 ; .Jesris Pernas, Madrid. 5998a

Candle flame; a play, by Katherine Howard.
Boston, Sherman, French & company, 1914.
6 p. 1., 32 p. 8°.

© May 20, 1914; 2c. May 23, 1914; A:
376018 ; Sherman, French & co., Boston. 5998b

Candles (The) of the Medici; drama in 1 act,

by W. O. Iserloh. [4], 19 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 21, 1914; D: 36788; Wm. O.

Iserloh, San Francisco. 5998c

Candlesticks; a story of Candlemas eve, by M.
Loder.

© Marion Loder, Brooklyn ; D : 272, Mar.
27, 1901. 5999

Candy (The) booth; a musical sweetmeat in 1
pound, by Edgar Allen Woolf. 1 p. 1., 5 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 24, 1914; D: 38599; Dorothy
Brenner, New York. 5999a

Candy (The) kid; Kilroy & Britton's big mu-
sical melo-drama, by Lem B. Parker. 64 p.
f°. Typewritten.

© Kilrov & Britton, Chicago ; D : 9286, Oct.
22, 1906; 2c. Apr. 15, 1907. 6000

Candy (The) man; a musical comedy in 3 acts,
by R. Hartley, music by Arthur Nevin. 8°.
Typewritten.

© Randolph Hartley, New York; D : 3853,
Aug. 20, 1903 ; 2c. Aug. 20, 1903. 6001

281

6003

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

Candy (The) shop; [by] G. V. Hobart. 91 p.
4". Typewritten.

© George V. Hobart, Pelham Manor, N. Y. ;
D : 15540, Apr. 5, 1909 ; 2c. Apr. 5, 1909. 6002
Canker (The) in the bud; comedy-drama, by H.
B. Powell.

© Horace Butler Powell, Philadelphia ;
1887 : 20472, Aug. 11. 6003

Canned; comedy sketch in 2 scenes, by S. F.
Manning, -[l], 12 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 11, 1914 ; D : 37286 ; Steve Frank
Manning, San Francisco. 6003a

or. What the audience don't see, 1 act

play, by F. G. Wyer. [8] p. 4". Typewritten.
© Ic. Feb. 18, 1911; D: 23399; Forest G.
Wyer, Wallace, W. Va. 6004

Cannibal (The) and the skeleton; a shadow
pantomime, by Hector Fezandie. Philadel-
phia, The Penn publishing company, 1892.

© Penn pub. co., Philadelphia ; 1893 : 4006,

Jan. IS; 2c. Jan. 17. 6005

Cannibal (The) king; a musical comedy in 2

acts, book by L. P. Brown, music by George

Jansen Trinkaus.

© Lawrence Parmly Brown, Peekskill,
N. Y. ; D:2316, Sept. 10, 1902. 6006

sketch in 1 act, by O. Hudgen. [4] p. f°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 29, 1911; D: 24099; Owen
Hudgen, Monticello, 111. 6007

See also Dialogue from the opera The

cannibal king.

Cannibals (The); an original comic opera,
libretto by C. M. Kurtz.

© Charles M. Kurtz, Chicago; 1892:1868,
Jan. 11; 2c. Nov. 28. 6008

Cannibals of Carriboo. See Fool-killer (The)

Cannon (The) ball express; an American drama
in 4 acts, by R. J. Donnelly.

© Robert J. Donnelly, Brooklyn; 1892:
23873, June 7. 6009

Cannon (The) balls courting; an original far-
cical comedy in 1 act, by F. Forrest.

© Frederic Forrest, Brooklyn ; D : 259, Mar.
25, 1901. 6010

Canny's cross roads; a romantic drama in 4
acts, by G. AV. Hooper.

© George W. Hooper, Camden, O. ; 1884:
9270, May 5. 6011

Caiio (El) gordo; entremes comico, en prosa,
original de E. Haro y J. Aznar. mrtsica del
maestro Arturo Camacho. Madrid [Sociedad
do autores espauoles] 1911. 16 p. 12°. [Li-
bretto only]

© Aug. 21, 1911; 2c. Aug. 22, 1911; D:
25046; Eduardo Haro y Joaquin Aznar, Ma-
drid. 6012

Cantas baturras; zarzuela en 1 acto dividido en
3 cuadros, letra de S. Oria y El Bachiller Cor-
chuelo, mCisica del maestro Tomas Barrera.
Madrid [Sociedad de autores espaiioles] 1908.
36 p. 12". [Libretto only]

© Santiago Oria y El Bachiller Corchuelo,
Madrid ; D : 13458, July 25, 1908 ; 2c. July 25,
1908. 6013

Cantata of the Brownies; by S. H. Birkraire, in
2 parts.

© S. H. Birkmire, Manayunk, Pa.; 1892:
24.545, June 11. 6014

Canterbury pilgrims; a comedy, by Percy Mac-
kaye. New York, London, The Macmillan
company, 1903. 1 p. 1., viii p., 1 1., 210 p. 12".

© Macmillan co., New York ; D : 3189, Mar.
25, 1903; 2c. Mar. 20, 1903. 6015

Canticles (Kestoration of the drama of); by
W. Dearness. Cincinnati, The Ebbert & Rich-
ardson CO., 1911. 77 p. 12".

© Nov. 27, 1911; 2c. Dec. 27, 1911; A:
303573 ; William Dearness, Milwaukee. 6016

Cantilever (The) bridge; a scene from a melo-
drama. The queen of spades, act 3. Type-
written.

© Ada Lee Bascom, San Francisco; 1896:
50666, Sept. 10; 2c. Sept. 10. 6017

Canto de prima vera; opereta en 2 actos de
costumbres de estudiantes en Alemania, argu-
mento y letra original de L. Pascual Frutos,
mtlsica del maestro Pablo Luna. Madrid, So-
ciedad de autores espaiioles, 1912. 64, [2] p.
12".

© Dec. 5. 1912 ; 2c. Dec. 6, 1912 ; D : 31597 ;
Luis Pascual Frutos, Madrid. 6018

Cantor (The); character sketch in 1 act, by B.
Cronson. [1], 11 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 9, 1912 ; D : 31089 ; Bernard Cron-
son, New York. 6019

Canuck (The); dramatic composition in 1 act,
l)y W. P. Bui-t. 7 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 29, 1915; D: 40200; William
Presley Burt, New York. 6019a

a play of Anglo-Canadian life in 4 acts.

© McKee Rankin and Fred G. Maeder,
United States ; 1889 : 26055, Aug. 27. 6030

Canuck's (The) secret; tragedy of the frozen
North in 1 act, by C. B. Gillingwater and Ed-
gar A. Guest. [2], 25 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 6, 1912; D: 29296; Claude B.
Gillingwater, New York. 6021

or, A tragedy of the Klondike, by C. Gil-
lingwater and Edgar A. Guest. 35 p. f".
Typewritten.

© Claude Gillingwater, New York; D:
14126, Oct. 23, 1908 ; 2c. Nov. 2, 1908. 6032

282

6023

COPIKIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

6044

Canute sonsonete; o, El vals de las rosas,
jucuete comico-lirico, en 1 acto y 2 cuadros,
original de Jose Zahonero, mtlsica del maestro
J. Taboada Steger. 31 p. 12°.

© Casa Dotesio, Madrid ; D : 9710, Dec. 28.
1906; 2c. Dec. 28, 1906. 6023

Cap (The) and bells; comedy in 3 acts, by Rob-
ert Vansittart. New York, S. French; Lon-
don, S. French, ltd., 1913. 104 p. 12°.

© July 15, 1913; 2c. July 16, 1913; D:
33800 ; Samuel French, ltd., London. 6024

Cap Fry's birthday party. See Bird Center.

Cap (The) of Confucius (Die kappe des Con-
fucius); comic opera, by R. A. Edon [de
Buda], music by Pierre Lumier. 33 p. 4°.
Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Rich. A. Edon, New York ; D : 5215, June
21, 1904 ; 2c. June 21, 1904. 6025

fantastic opera in 3 acts, by [R.] A.

Edon [de Budal, tr. by Z. and L. Rosenfield,
music by Pierre Lumier. 120 p. 4°. Type-
written. [Libretto only]

© Breitkopf & Hartel, New York ; D : 4520,
Jan. 18, 1904 ; 2c. Jan. 18, 1904. 6026

Cap of fortune; a mystical musical play, by
R. A. Barnet.
© R. A. Barnet, Boston ; D : 1106 ; Nov. 18,

1901. 6027

Cap of fortune and the show girl.

© R. A. Barnet, Boston ; D : 1302, Jan. 16,

1902. 6028

Cap, the bootblack; or. The heir of Grey son, a
comedy in 4 acts, by F. W. Lodge.

© Francis William Lodge, Brooklyn ; 1884 :
16872, Aug. 21. 6029

a melodrama in 3 acts, by F. W. Lodge.

© Francis William Lodge, Boston; 1885:
6477, Mar. 18 ; 2c. Apr. 27. 6030

Cap, the news girl; or. Saved from shame.
American drama in 1 act. partly original and
partly dramatized from E. D. E. N. South-
worth's thrilling Ledger .story, The hidden
hand, by Henry Linden [pseud, of Henry Lin-
den Collins]

© Henrv Linden Collins, Philadelphia ;
1877:10672, Sept. 15. 6031

Capataz (El); segunda parte de El tfinel, zar-
zuela en 1 acto, dividido en 4 cuadros, original
de E. Prieto y R. Rocabert, mfisica de los
maestros Saco del Valle y Cayo Vela. Madrid
[Sociedad de autores e.spai5oles] 1911. 38 p.
12°. [Libretto only]

© Dec. 30. 1911 ; 2c. Jan. 2, 1912 ; D : 28154 ;
Enrique Prioto y Ramon Rocabert, Madrid.

6032

Cape (A) Breton lass; a 4 act play, by F. Du-
pree and J. E. McCann. 8°. Typewritten.

© John Ernest ]\IcCann and Frank Dupree,
New York ; D : 4023, Sept. 28, 1903 ; 2c. Sept.
28, 1903. 6033

Cape Cod folks.

© Earl Mayo, New York ; D : 5343, July 26,
1904. 6034

Same; 4°. Typewritten.

© Earl W. Mayo, AVashington ; D : 8274.
Apr. 4, 1906; 2c. Apr. 25, 1906. 6035

a dramatization from the, book, by J. S.

Maffitt.

© James S. Maffitt, New York ; 1888 : 8213,
Mar. 19. 6036

Cape Cod (A) parish; a play in 4 acts, by J.
Snyder.

© John Snyder. Wellesley Hills, Mass. ; D :
4419, Dec. 22, 1903. 6037

Capeas (Las); sainete Ifrico en 1 acto, dividido
en 4 cuadros, original de R. Tirado, mlisica
del maestro Valdovinos. Madrid, Sociedad de
autores espaiioles, 1912. 43 p. 12°.

© Mar. 6, 1913 ; 2c. Mar. 7, 1913 ; D : 32545 ;
Raymundo Tirado, Madrid. 6038

Capers; a musical comedy in 3 acts, by Jennie
Kimball.

© Thomas Flaherty, Boston; 1885:6788,
Mar. 21. 6039

Capinera (La) del Mulino; dramma in 1 pro-
logo e 7 atti, tratto del romanzo omonimo di
E. Richerbourg, riduzione del Luigi Pecora.

© Edward Avella, Philadelphia; D : 9530,
Nov. 28, 1906. 6040

Capitaine (Le) Blomet; comedie en 3 actes, de
Eraile Bergerat.

© P. Ollendorff. Paris; D : 1221, Dec. 30,
1901 ; 2c. Dec. 30, 1901. 6041

Capitaine (Le) Fracasse. See Captain Bluster.

Capitaine (Le) Therese; opera-comique en 3
actes [par] A. Bisson, musique de R. Plan-
quette. Paris, P. V. Stock, 1901. 2 p. 1., 159 p.
12°.

© P. V. Stock, Paris ; D : 522, May 16, 1901 ;
2c. May 29, 1901. 6042

Capital and labor; dramatized by Bernard
Kling. f°. Typewritten.

© Thomas W. Bilello, Brooklyn; D:3991,
Sept. 18, 1903 ; 2c. Sept. 19, 1903. 6043

Capital and labor united. See Plot (The) re-
vealed.

Capital (A) case; play in 2 acts, by G. A.
Thompson. 47 p. 4°, Typewritten.

© Ic. June 23. 1913 ; D : 33569 ; Grace Allen
Thompson, Fairhaven, Mass. 6044

283

6045

DEAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

6060

Capital (A) catch; a comedy in 4 acts, by G. F.
Steely. Typewritten.

© Guy F. Steely, Cliicago ; 1895 : 22249.
Apr. 22 ; 2c. Apr. 23. 6045

Capital I; skit in 1 act, by H. Williamson. 21
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 2, 1915; D : 39273 ; Hamilton
Williamson, New York. 6045a

Capital (A) joke; a farcical comedy in 3 acts,
by M. Morton.

© Martha Morton, New York; 1884:4483,
Mar. 3. 6046

Capital (The) of the nation; in 4 acts, with
scenery of these national public buildings,
the edifices of grandeur : act 1, The Capitol
by moonlight; act 2, The President's mansion
by daylight; act 3, The Treasury department
by starlight ; act 4, The Patent office illu-
minated.

William Fitzsimmons, Philadelphia :

6047, 6048

(Q

1SS4 : 3693, 3694, Feb. 20.

Capital prize; a laughter breeding salmagundi
of farce-comedy, burlesque and operetta, a
farcical comedy, by Dan'l Sully and Harry
Morris.

© Will O. Wheeler, New York ; 1885 : 11756,
May 25. 6049

a musical farce-comedy, in 3 acts, by H. G.

Donnelly.

© H. Grattan Donnelly, United States;
1888 : 6611, Mar. 3. 6050

a 3 act musical comedy, by D. Sully and

H. Slorris.

© Daniel Sully and Harry Morris, United
States ; 1885 : 8245, Apr. 8. 6051

or. 2041, a musical comedy in 2 nets, by

R. Newcomb.

© Robert Newcomb, New York ; 1884 : 7422,
Apr. 7. 6052

Capital punishment; drama in 4 acts and 5
scenes, by M. Schorr,

[67] p. 4^ Ms.

© Ic. Aug. 12, 1915; D : 41495 ; Morris
Schorr, New York. 6052a

• — — little thing for a theatre in 1 act, by L. E.
Bisch and Henry Wallace Phillips. 18 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. May 8, 1914; D : 36975 ; Louis Ed-
ward Bi.sch, New York. 6052b

play in 3 acts, by J. J. Mogan. [60] p. f°.

Typewritten,

© Ic. Dec. 4, 1914 ; D : 39005 ; John Joseph
Mogan, Walthara, Mass. 6052c

Capital punishment — Continued.

or. The matchmaker's strategy, in 1 act,

by E. Roy. Typewritten.

© Elberta Roy, Louisville ; 1900 A : 28954,
Nov. 26; 2c. Nov. 26. 6053

or. Torn from the heart of his family, an

emotional comedy drama in 3 acts, by I. Kahn
and W. Krommelbein.

© I. Kahn and Wm. Krommelbein, United

States; 1881:11499, July 25.

6054

Capital vs. labor; dramatic play in 1 act, by
A. T. Williams. 6 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 16, 1915; D: 40002; Albert
Thurston Williams, Providence, R. I. 6054a

See also Man (A) of the people. — Trusts

versus the common people. — Walking dele-
gate,

Capitan (II) Fracassa; opera comica in 3 atti
e 4 Quadri, riduzione dal romanzo di Teofilo
Gauthier, di Guglielmo Emanuel, versi di O.
Magici, musica del Mario Costa. London,
Chappell & CO., ltd., 1910. 33 p. 8°.

© Jan. 25, 1910; 2c. Jan. 26, 1910; D:
20024; Chappell & co., ltd., London. 6055

Capitana (La); comic operetta, by T. C. Mc-
Connel and O. M. Schoebel. 20 p, 8°,

© Dec. 9, 1909 ; 2c. Dec. 22, 1909 ; D : 17763 ;
Oscar M. Schoebel, Holton, Kan. 6056

Capitanes (Los) del Zar; zarzuela en 1 acto,
dividido en 3 cuadrtts de los seiiores R. Camps
y A. Meana. mfisica del maestro Tomds Bre-
t6n. Madrid, Sociedad de autores espauoles,
1914. 40 p. 12", [Words only]

© Mar. 15, 1915; Ic. Mar. 17, 1915; D:
40065 ; R. Camps y Aviles Meana, Madrid.

6056a

Capitol (A) comedy; in 4 acts, by P. Wilstach.
Typewritten.

© Paul Wilstach, New York ; 1900 A : 17139,
July 11 ; 2c. July 16. 6057

Capitola, the heiress of Hurricane hall, 45 p.
8°. Typewritten,

© Phil S. Greiner, Indianapolis ; D : 3799,
July 28, 1903; 2c. July 28, 1903. 6058

Capitolia; comedy-drama in 4 acts, dramatized
from Mrs. South worth's novel The hidden
hand, by E. E. Edgar. 56 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Edith Elma Edgar, New York ; D : 2.501,
Oct. 23, 1902; Ic, Sept, 23, 1902, 6059

Capitulation of Mr, Hyleigh; a play in 1 act,
bv F. H. Egbert. Hamilton, O., Brown &
Whitaker, 1906. 32 p. 12°.

© Frank Howard Egbert, Hamilton, O. ; D :
8401, Apr, 23, 1906 ; 2c. May 2, 1906, 6060

284

6060

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

6083

Cap'n Dave's daughter; play in 1 act, by H. K.
Tootle. 21 p. 4°. Typewritteu.

© Ic. Mar. 17, 1915 ; D : 40025 ; Harry King

Tootle, St. Louis. 6060a

Cap'n Simon Wheeler, the amateur detective;

a light tragedy, by Mark Twain [pseud, of

Samuel L. Clemens]

© Samuel L. Clemens, Hartford; 1877:
8470, July 20. 6061

— — Same.

© Samuel L. Clemens, Hartford; 1877:
8821, July 31. 6062

Cap'n Warren's wards; play in 3 acts, by Frank
Howe, jr., from the narrative of the same
name, by Joseph C. Lincoln. New York, Man-
uscripts universal society of writers, inc. 63
p. 8°.

© Ic. Mar. 18, 1915 ; D : 40103 ; Manuscripts
universal society of writers, inc.. New l^ork.

6062a

Cap'n's (The) wards.

© James J. Clancy, Brooklyn; 1882:1215,
.Tan. 24. 6063

Capping the climax; an original comedy. Type-
written.

© H. A. Beach, Marietta, Ga. ; 1892 : 13029,
Mar. 25; Ic. Mar. 23. 6064

Cappricciosa; an original operetta, words by
Leon Trepstow, music by C. A. Raida.

© Imre and Bolossy Kiralfy, New York;
1886 : 14446, June 24. 6065

Caprice; a comedy in 3 acts, by W. Stuart.

© William Stuart, New York; 1880:36.
Jan. 2. 6066

opera in 3 acts, by F. P. Patterson. 24 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 12, 1911 ; D : 23932 ; Franklin P.
Patterson, Philadelphia. 6067

■ an operetta in 2 acts, by M. E. Marks. [2],

69 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 21, 1912 ; D : 30922 ; Maurice E.
Marks, New York. 6068

■play in 1 act, by P. B. Sipe. [3], 30 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 6, 1914 ; D : 35564 ; Paul B. Sipe,
Pittsburg. 6068a

- or, A wayward woman, a drama in 5 acts.

by J. N. Gotthold.

© J. Newton Gotthold, Sewickly, Pa. ; 1880 :
13948, Sept. 13. 6069

■ or. The rustic bride, a comedy drama in

4 acts, by H. P. Taylor

© Howard P. Taylor, New York; 1885:
21219, Oct. 9 ; 2c. Oct. 9, 1885. 6070

an original comedy-drama, by Howard

P. Taylor.

© Legrand White, Brooklyn ; 1885 : 18359,
Aug. 29. 6071

Caprice of Capri.

© Mary Brent Whiteside, Atlanta ; D :

10604, May 20, 1907. 6072

Caprices (Les) de Marianne. See Whims

(The) of Marion.

Caprices (The) of an empress; dramatic com-
position in 4 acts, tr. by M. M. Macdonald
from the German, Die spielerein einer kai-
ser in, by Max Dauthendey. 1 p. 1., 152 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 29, 1912; D: 29532; Marie M.
Macdonald, New York. , 6073

Capriciosa; a comedy in 5 acts, tr. by L. Syber-
krop, sr. 89 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Louis Syberkrop, sr., Creston, la. ; D :
5683, Oct. 25, 1904; 2c. Oct. 12, 1904. 6074

Capricious donna; a society comedy drama,
written and arr. by B. Murphy.

© Blanche Murphy, San Francisco; 1889:
32968, Oct. 30. 6075

Capricious fate; a drama of 4 acts, by Hortense
Leisner. 81 p. f. Typewritten.

© Hannah H. Leisner, New York; D : 8.541,
May 16, 1906 ; 2c. May 22, 1906. 6076

Capriolo; bozzetto lirico-drammatico in 1 atto,
parole e mfisica di Alfredo Soffredini. Milano,
G. Eicordi & c. 16 p. 12°.

© Mar. 1, 1915 ; Ic. Mar. 2, 1915 ; D : 39831 ;
G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 6076a

Captain (The); a comedy in 3 acts, by G. R.
Sims.

© W. J. Florence, New York ; 1881 : 10149,
June 28. 6077

farcical comedy in 3 acts, by F. C. Burnard.

© James C. Scanlon, New York ; 1881 :
13941, Sept. 12. 6078

• ■ a musical comedy in 3 acts.

© Laura L. Phillips, New York; 1885:
13852, June 26. 6079

Captain Alfred Dreyfus; drama in 5 acts, by
V. Davaillon.

© Victor Davaillon, Cincinnati ; 1900 A :
3G00. Feb. 8. 6080

Captain Alfred Dreyfus, the exile of France;
a drama in 4 acts, by O. L. Allen.

© Oscar L. Allen, Los Angeles ; 1899 : 59451,
Sept. 10. 6081

Captain Alvarez; romantic comedy drama in 3
acts, by H. S. Sheldon. 3 v. 4°. Typewritten.
© Ic. Mav 29, 1913; D : 33362 ; H. S. Shel-
don. New York. 6082

Captain (The) and chief on Darwin's theory;
drama in 3 acts, by N. A. Stratton. 60 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. July 12, 1911 ; D : 24672 ; Nathaniel A.
Stratton, New York. 6083

285

6084

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

6105

Captain (The) and the kidder. [Preface only]
Typewritten,

© William J. Cooke, New York; D:3640,
June 23, 1903 ; 2c. Nov. 3, 1903. 6084

Captain Angel. See Girls (The) of the Lib-
erty.

Captain Babs; an opera comique, by E. A. Hu-
bei-. 75 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Emile Andrew Huber, New York; D:
14929, Jan. 28, 1909 ; 2c. Jan. 28, 1909. 6085

Captain Barnacle's courtship. 5 p. f". Type-
written.

© Alfred Prior James, San Francisco; D:
8237, Mar. 28, 1906 ; 2c. Apr. 18, 1906. 6086

Captain Barrington; an American drama in 4
acts. 4°. Typewritten.

© Victor Mapes, New Rochelle, N. Y. ; D:
33G9, May 2, 1903 ; 2c. May 12, 1903. 6087

Captain Barry; 1 act Irish playlet, by Crane
Wilbur. 10 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 19, 1911; D: 23130; Daniel J.
Sullivan, Marlboro, Mass. 6088

Captain Blake, U. S. A.; or, A soldier's secret,
a military drama in 4 acts, by M. Walsh.

© Marie Walsh, Brooklyn; 1892:37707,
Sept. 15. 6089

Captain Blunt; American comedy-drama in 3
acts and 4 scenes, by C. D. South. [4], 66 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 9, 1910; D: 21768; Charles D.
South, Santa Clara, Cal. 6090

Captain Bluster; a play taken from Emile
Bergerat's Le Capitaine Fracasse, a dramati-
zation of Theophile Gautier's novel of the
same name, by C. Renauld.

© Charles Renauld, New York : 1896 : 60545,
Nov. 3. 6091

Captain Bradenberg; a story of the Civil War,
a 5 act war drama, by B. Parman. 28 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Bert Parman, Kansas City, Mo. ; D :
15077, Feb. 13, 1909 ; 2c. Feb. 15, 1909. 6092

Captain Brassbound's conversion; a play of
adventure, by Bernard Shaw. New York,
Brentanno's, 1913. 95 p. 16°.

© Sept. 10, 1913; 2c. Nov. 13, 1913; A:
361165 ; G. B. Shaw, London. 6093

See also Three plays for Puritans.

Captain Burt; a drama in 4 acts, by J. Kauf-
mann.

© Joe Kaufmann, Port Richmond, N. Y. ;
D : 10689, June 3, 1907. 6094

Captain Calvert; play in 1 act, by G. W. Har-
rison. [18] p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 29, 1911; D: 24062; Grover
William Harrison, Cambridge. 6095

Captain Careless; a musical comedy in 2 acts,
book by R. M. Baker, lyrics by R. M. Baker
and Clifton Crawford, music by Clifton Craw-
ford.

© R. Melville Baker, Wellesley Hills,
Mass. ; D : 5220, June 22, 1904. 6096

Captain Clay of Missouri; an American play
• in 4 acts, by D. K. Higgins and M. O. Hig-
gins.

© David K. Higgins, New York, and Milton
O. Higgins, Chicago ; D : 13618, Aug. 20, 1908.

6097

Captain Cook; an historical comic opera in 3
acts, libretto by Sands W. Forman, music by
N. Brandt. Vocal score. San Francisco,
Sherman, Clay & co.

© Noah Brandt, San Francisco; 1893:
14798, Mar. 24. 6098

Captain Cool; vaudeville sketch, by P. Hardlin.
13 p. f. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 1, 1915; D : 39568 ; Philip Ham-
lin, Spokane, Wash. 6098a

Captain Cunningham; or, An Arctic mystery,
a modern drama in 5 acts, by A. E. Rice.

© Alfred E. Rice, St. Paul; 1889:26294,
Aug. 29. 6099

Captain de Castro's double; a Spanish melo-
drama in 3 acts and a prologue, by Burt
Senior (Gilbert C. Arnold)

© Walter H. Arnold, Boston; 1895:56995,
Nov. 11. 6100

Captain Diana; romance of old San Francisco
in 4 acts, by D. Clift. [149] p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Mar. 2, 1914 ; D : 36204 ; Denison Clift,
San Francisco. 6100a

Captain Dick; or, Our war correspondent,
comedy drama, in 3 acts, by Arthur L. Buz-
zell.

© Dick & Fitzgerald, New York; 1899:
58988, Sept. 14; 2c. Oct. 30. 6101

Capt. Dreyfus; realistic drama in 4 acts, by A.
Tanzman, tr. and adapted by A. Hoffman.

© Abraham I. Tanzman, San Francisco;
1899 : 63651, Oct. 2. 6102

Captain Falkiner; or, The rose of the Emerald
Isle, an original Irish drama in 4 acts, by
James Allen. New York, 1872.

© Charles Davidson, New York ; 1872 :
11933, Nov. 12. 6103

Captain Firebrand; or, The oath of the twelve,
a drama in 3 acts, by J. F. Poole.

© .lohn F. Poole, Brooklyn; 1873:2506,
Mar. 14. 6104

Captain Fourflush.

© Harry L. Newton, Chicago; D : 8660,
June 8, 1906. 6105

286

6106

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

6127

Captain Fracasse; comedy heroic in 4 acts, by
G. Lesoir.

© George Lesoir, New York; 1898:21811,
Apr. 5. 6106

a 4 act play witli prologue. 8°. Type-
written.

© William Heurv Shelton, New York ; D :
3376, May 4, 1903; 2c. Apr. 20, 1903. 6107

a romantic comedy drama in 4 acts, by

W. C. Cowper.

© William C. Cowper, New York; D : 942.
Oct. 2, 1901. 6108

a romantic drama, by M. L. Severy, founded

on the novel of Gautier.

© Melvin L. Severy, Lewiston, Me. ; 1885 :
26218, Dec. 14; 2c. Oct. 17, 18S9. 6109

or. Prince and players, a romantic play

in 4 acts, by M. Van Tassell and A. Rowland.
f°. Typewritten.

© Marie Van Tas.sel and Alfred Rowland,
Fort Edward. N. Y. ; D : 1735, Apr. 15, 1902 ;
2c. Apr. 15, 1902. 6110

Captain Heme, TJ. S. A.; an American military
melodrama in 4 acts, by M. B. Smith.

© Margaret Barrett Smith, New York;
1891:34443, Sept. 28. 6111

Captain Hidd; a piratical pleasantry in 2 acts,
book and lyrics by A. N. C. Fowler. 56 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© A. N. C. Fowler, Glens Falls, N. Y. ; D :
7919, Jan. 30, 1906; 2c. Jan. 30, 1906. 6112

Captain Jack; or, The Irish outlaw, an origi-
nal Irish drama in 3 acts, by Bernard F.
Moore. Boston, W. H. Baker & co., 1894.

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston; 1894:
49594, Oct. 24; 2c. Nov. 8. 6113

or. The Modoc war, a drama in 3 acts.

by J. F. Poole.

© John F. Poole, Brooklyn; 1873:2213,
Mar. 7. 6114

Captain Jack of the Lazy B. Ill p. 8°.
Typewritten.

© Philip R. Kellar and Robert H. Moulton,
Chicago; D : 4497, Jan. 13, 1904; 2c. Jan. 13,
1904. 6115

Captain January; a play in 1 act, by Ida Lewis
Towers, adapted from the book of that name
by Laura Richards.

© Robert Fischer, Kansas City, Mo. ; 1898 :
28746, May 9. 6116

21 p.

— a playlet in 1 act, by A. Barratt.
4°. Typewritten.

© Augustus Barratt, New York ; D : 5905.
Dec. 13, 1904; 2c. Dec. 13, 1904. 6117

Captain Jim; comedy in 3 acts, by W. H. Car-
son. 77 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 8, 1910; D: 20384; William
Henry Carson, New York. 6118

Captain Jinks of the Horse marines; a fan-
tastic comedy in 3 acts, by Clyde Fitch. New
York, Doubleday, Page & co., 1902. 6 p. 1.,
166, [1] p. front., pi. 8". [With illustra-
tions from the play as presented by Miss
Ethel Barrymore]

© Doubleday, Page & co.. New York ; A :
31.562, Apr. 12, 1902; 2c. Apr. 12, 1902. 6118a

Captain Joe; a comedy in 4 acts, by A. Gersten-
berg, adapted from A little world, a series of
college plays for girls. 110 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Alice Ger-stenberg. Chicago ; D : 14402,
Nov. 28, 1908; 2c. Jan. 9, 1909. 6119

See also Little (A) world.

Capt. John Smith; a comic opera, by J. W.
Hamby and F. A. Williams.

© J. W. Hamby, Cleveland; 1892:13717,
Mar. 28. 6120

Captain John Smith and Pocahontas; a melo-
drama in 4 acts, by W. I. Brown and J. A.
Kent.

© William I. Brown and Joseph A. Kent,
Alexandria, Ind. ; D:296, Apr. 1, 1901. 6121

Captain Karl; a comedy drama in 3 acts, by
S. R. Ellis. Typewritten.

© Sidney R. Ellis, United States; 1891:
5523, Feb. 9 ; 2c. Aug. 19. 6122

Captain Kate; a drama in 1 act, by G. C. Ban-
croft.

© Genevieve Cox Bancroft, San Francisco ;
1891 : 35726, Oct. 5. 6123

Captain Keene; drama in 4 acts, by F.
Wright, jr. 126 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 7, 1911; D: 25155; Fred
Wright, jr.. New York. 6124

Captain Kelly; an Ii'ish hunting romance in
3 acts.

© Edward F. O'Brien, Cleveland; D:
10812, .Tune 19, 1907. 6125

Captain Kenkins Katzen jammer circus; a farce
comedy in 1 act and 2 scenes, by F. Borne-
man. 10 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Fred Borueman, New York ; D : 9756,
.Tan. 7, 1907 ; 2c. Jan. 7, 1907. [Note : Title on
the copies reads Captain Yenkins Katzenjam-
mer circus] 6126

Captain Kettle; an original play in 4 acts, by
Malcolm Watson and Murray Carson. 152 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Frank W. Sanger, New York ; D : 2460,
Oct. 17, 1902; 2c. Oct. 17, 1902. 6127

287

6128

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

6147

Captain Kid and the Kids. See White (The)
shamrock.

Captain Kidd; comedy with music in 3 acts, by
Seymour Hicks, from Richard Harding Da-
vis's plav, The dictator, lyrics by Adrian Ross,
additional lyrics by George Arthurs, music by
Leslie Stuart. London, Chappell & co., ltd.,
1910. 30 p. 8°. [Libretto only]

© Jan. 24, 1910; 2c. Jan. 25, 1910; D:
20015; Chappell & co., ltd., London. 6128

^ comic opera in 3 acts, libretto by E. L.

Couch. Typewritten.

© Elbert L. Couch, Northampton, Mass.;
1894:41554, Sept. 11; 2c. Sept. 12. 6129

a musical comedy in 3 acts, by A. M. Sal-

yer and F. Hunter, orchestral score by Henry
Schoenefeld. Los Angeles, Pacific music co.
[1907] 42 p. 8°. [Libretto only]

© A. M. Salyer and Fordyce Hunter, Los
Angeles ; D : 10044, Feb. 28, 1907 ; 2c. Feb. 28,
1907. 6130

a musical yarn, by E. C. Anthony and A.

F. Kales. 92 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Earl C. Anthony and Arthur F. Kales,
California ; D : 14341, Nov. 21, 1908 ; 2c. Nov.
21, 1908. 6131

or, A peerless peeress and an haughty

pirate, by G. A. Morrison, jr.

© George Austin Morrison, jr., New York;
1888:6421, Mar. 1; 2c. Mar. 19. 6132

or. The bride of the buccaneers, comic op-
era in 2 acts, libretto by H. B. Smith.

© Harry B. Smith, Chicago; 1893:44505,
Oct. 5. 6133

or. The island of Ziz.

© Eugene C. McElhany, Kalamazoo, Mich. ;
D : 3337,"^ Apr. 16, 1903. 6134

Captain Kidd, coin collector; comic opera in 3

acts, libretto by B. L. Taylor. Typewritten.

© Bert Leston Taylor, Manchester, N. H. ;

1896 : 25062, Apr. 23 ; 2c. May 6. 6135

Captain Kidd, the pirate. See Mariner (The)

Captain Kidd's mate; drama in 2 acts with a
prologue and epilogue, by H. A. Conklin.
101 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 17, 1915; D : 40388 ; Harry
Adams Conklin, New York. 6135a

Captain Lettarblair; a comedy in 3 acts, writ-
ten for E. H. Sothern, by Marguerite Mering-
ton. Indianapolis, The Bobb-s-Merrill com-
pany [1906] 9 p. 1., 212 p. front., 18 pi. 12°.

© Bobbs - Merrill co., Indianapolis; A:
154691, Aug. 23, 1906; 2c. Aug. 23, 1906.

6135b

Captain Lovett; a play in 5 acts, by E. S. Gold-
stein, founded on the novel Paul Clifford, by
Edward Bulwer Lytton. 54 p. f". Type-
written.

© Edwin S. Goldstein, Cincinnati ; D : 2709,
Dec. 13, 1902; 2c. Dec. 13, 1902. 6136

Captain Manikin; or, The mari and Marie, a
comedy in 1 act, by R. Duncan. 13 p. f*.
Typewritten.

© Raymond Duncan, New York ; D : 2456,
Oct. 16, 1902 ; 2c. Oct. 24, 1902. 6137

Captain Mary Miller; a drama, by Harriet H.
Robinson. Boston, W. H. Baker & co.

© George M. Baker, Boston; 1887:7240,
Mar. 28; 2c. Apr. 1. 6138

Captain Marry old and Miss Mary Young;
humorous extravaganza in 4 acts, by G. H.
Michel. 51 p. 8°. Printed.

© Ic. May 31, 1910 ; D : 21217 ; Gustave H.
Michel, Cleveland. 6139

Capt. Mishler; a comedy drama in 3 acts, by

F. G. Maeder.

© Fred G. Maeder, United States; 1884:
6998, Mar. 31 ; 2c. Mar. 31. 6140

a comic melodrama or comedy.

© Gus Williams, United States ; 1883 : 4702,
Mar. 13. 6141

Captain Molly; an American play in 5 acts, by

G. C. Hazelton, jr.

© George C. Hazelton, jr., Brooklyn ; D :
651, July 12, 1901. 6142

a comedy-drama in 4 acts, by M. Campbell.

© IMaurice Campbell, New York ; D : 501,
May 23, 1901. 6143

or. Saved by his child, a 5 act dramatiza-

tion of Mary Andrew Denison's story, by
C. Russell.

© Clinton Russell, New Yorlc state ; 1897 :
16444, Mar. 10. 6144

Captain of his destiny; drama, 4 acts, by
Franklin Winter.

© Frank Howe, jr., Philadelphia ; D : 14149,
Oct. 26, 1908. 6145

Captain (A) of industry; play in 4 acts, by H.
Thompson. 96 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Hallett Thompson, New York; D : 8169.
Mar. 15, 1906; 2c. Mar. 15, 1906. 6146

Captain (The) of Plymouth; a comic opera in
3 acts. libretto by Seymour S. Tibbals, music
by Harry C. Eldridge, lyrics by Tibbals and
Eldridge. Franklin, O., Eldridge entertain-
ment house, 1908. 107 p. 4°. Vocal score.

© Eldridge entertainment house, Franklin,
O. ; D : 14221, Nov. 6, 1908 ; 2c. Nov. 6, 1908.

6147

See also Puritans.

288

6148

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

6167

Captain (The) of the gate. See Allison's lad.

Captain (The) of the Gray horse troop; a play
in 5 acts, by R. Crothers aud L. M. Sill,
founded on the novel by Hamlin Garland. 106
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Louise Morgan Sill and Rachel Crothers,
New Yorlv; D : 3506, May 28, 1903; 2c. July
13, 1903. 6148

Captain of the Nonsnch; a comedy in 3 acts,
by J. F. Milliken. 118 p. 4°. Typewritten.
© Ic. Sept. 10, 1909 ; D : 16752 ; .Tames Fos-
ter Milliken, New York. 6149

Same. Typewritten.

© James Foster Milliken. New York; 1897:
26470, Apr. 30 ; 2c. Nov. 1. 6150

Captain (The) of the Plover; an original

libretto for comic opera, by Mrs. L. D. Shears.

© Mrs. L. D. Shears, Peekskill, N. Y. ; 1886 :

16227, July 17; 2c. July 17. 6151

Captain (The) of the watch; a comedietta in 1
act, by J. R. Planche. New York, R. M. De
Witt.

© Robert M. De Witt, New York; 1876:
8000, July 3; 2c. July 26. 6153

Captain (The) of Troop G; dramatization and
adaption to U. S. array life in 5 acts, by
F. O. Rose, from Gen'l Sir E. B. Hamley's
novel, Lady Lee's widowhood. [105] p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 3, 1914 ; D : 38683 ; Frank Oakes
Rose, New York. 6152a

Captain Paul; a drama in 4 acts, by E. E. Rose.

© Edward E. Rose, East Marshfield, Mass. ;

1891:1760, Jan. 12. 6153

Captain Penniless; a comedy in 3 acts, by Wil-
liam A. Elderkin. Typewritten.

© Charles L. Gurley, W^ashingtou ; 1895 :
2859, Jan. 9; 2c. Jan. 28. 6154

Captain Proxy; a musical comedy in 2 acts,
book and lyrics by D. S. Marion. 86 p. f.
Typewritten.

Capt. Racket; a comedy in 3 acts, by Charles
Townsend. Chicago, The Dramatic publish-
ing CO.

© Dramatic pub. co., Chicago ; 1898 : 16550*,
Mar. 11 ; 2c. Mar. 11. 6156

Captain Scarlet; by G. D. Parker and W. E.
(iraliam. 61 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Geo. D. Parker. Baltimore; D : 2129, Julv
17, 1902; 2c. Sept. 13, 1902. 6157

Captain Shout; a farce corned v in 2 acts, bv
P. W. Hyde.

© Paul Woodworth Hyde, Pittsburgh ;
1898:10268, Feb. 7; 2c. Feb. 12. 6158

Capt. Skin; or, The long lost daughters,

© Alvin W. Le Mieus, Lebanon, N. H. ; D :
10787, June 18. 1907. 6159

Captain Swagger; comedy in 4 acts, by H. L.
Bimm. 78 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 21, 1911; D: 24024; Harry Lee
Bimm, Dayton, O. 6160

Captain Swell; a negro farce in 2 scenes, by
F. E. Hiland. Boston, W. H. Baker & co.,
1896.

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston; 1896:
27904, May 7; 2c. June 20. 6161

Captain Swift; a comedy drama in 4 acts, by
C. Haddon Chambers. New York, Samuel
French ; London, Samuel French, ltd., 1902.
69 p. 12».

© T. H. French, New York ; D : 2336, Sept.
16, 1902; 2c. Dec. 27, 1902. 6162

Captain Therese; opera comique in 3 acts, by
Robert Planquette, lyrics by F. C. Burnand
and Gilbert A. Beckett, arr. for the American
stage by Louis Harrison.

© Agnes Huntington, United States ; 1891 :
36945, Oct. 14. 6163

Captain TJ. S. Stata's nemesis; a burlesque, by
C. Appleby.

© Charles Appleby, Napa, Cal. ; 1891:
33612, Sept. 21. 6164

Captain Van der Hum; a piratical tale in 2
ropes' lengtii, book and lyrics by Maude Eliza-
beth Inch, music by W. Rhys-Herbert. Book
of words. New York, J. Fischer & bro., 1915.
cover-title, 16 p. 4°. (Fischer edition, no.
3909)

© Mar. 25, 1915; 2c. Mar. 26, 1915; D:
40182 ; J. Fischer & bro., New York. 6164a

Captain Velvet; an American drama in 5 acts,
by E. Arden.

© Edwin Arden, West New Brighton. N. Y. ;
1892:7647, Feb. 17. 6165

Captain von Eedelstadt; a comedy in 4 acts, by
H. Lindsley.

© Harris Lindsley, New York ; D : 1805,
Apr. 29, 1902. 6166

Captain Walrus; or, The game of three, play
in 1 act, by A. H. Laidlaw, jr. New York,
S. French; London, Samuel French, ltd., 1907.
20 p. 12°. (On cover: French's international
copyrighted ed. of the works of the best au-
thors, no. 121)

© Alexander H. Laidlaw, jr.. New Y'ork;
D: 11541, Oct. 16, 1907; 2c. Oct. 16, 1907.

6167

Captain Yenkins Katzenjammer circus. See
Captain Kenkins Katzenjammer circus.

5379°— 15-

-19

289

6168

DEAMATIC COMPOSITIOlSrS

6188

Captain's (The) boy; a sensational comedy
drama in a prologue and 4 acts, by W. H.
Dehlman.

© William Henrv Dehlman, Long Island
City, N. Y. ; 1898: 8525, Jan. 29. 6168

Captain's (A) dream of the crazy sailor; novel
comedy pantomime, written by F. Derrill,
scenic and electrical effects by Len F. Fabian.
[7] p. f. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 14, 1912 ; D : 28942 ; Frank Der-
rill, Los Angeles. 6169

Captain's (The) heart; a play in 4 acts, by E.
S. Tupper. 107 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Edith Sessions Tupper, New York ; D :
5296, July 14, 1904; 2c. July 14, 1904. 6170

Captain's (The) man; a musical melodrama in
3 acts, by Lisle De Vaux Matthewraan and
C. S. de Rapelye. 149 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Carolvn S. de Rapelye, East Orange.
N. J. ; D:6324, Mar. 13, 1905; 2c. Mar. 13,
1905. 6171

Captain's (The) mate; a realistic comedy

drama, by G. Dittmar.

' © George Dittmar, Jersey City; 1892:

12919, Mar. 24. 6172

Captain's (The) revenge. See Two jolly pals.

Captain's (The) v/ager; a comedietta, by
Charles Townsend.

© Dramatic pub. co., Chicago ; 1899 : 68876,
Oct. 23; 2c. Nov. 17. 6173

Captain's (The) ward; a drama in 4 acts, by
Grnliam Ashmead. [Chester, Pa., J. Spencer.
1902] 35 p. 8°.

© Henrv Graham Ashmead, Chester, Pa. ;
D : 2183, Jidy 29, 1902 ; 2c. Sept. 20, 1902.

6174

Captain's (The) wife; a romantic drama in 5
acts, by J. H. White. Ms.

© J. Harrison White, Chicago; 1884:
20689, Oct. 14; 2c. Dec. 4. 6175

Captif (Le); piece en 1 scene, par T. Bernard.
2 p. f. Printed.

© Tristan Bernard et Hachette & co.,
Paris; D : 7756, Dec. 23, 1905; 2c. Dec. 23.
1905. 6176

Captive (The); or, The bride of '76, a drama
in 3 acts, by W. H. Whitney.

© William H. Whitney, Milwaukee; 1877:
14565, Dec. 14. 6177

Captive (A) maiden in Damascus; drama in 5
acts, bv John Rea. San Francisco, Whitaker
& Ray-Wiggin co., 1915. 32 p. 12°.

© June 14. 1915; 2c. June 21, 1915; D:
41177 ; Whitaker & Ray-Wiggin co., San Fran-
cisco. 6177a

Captive (The) prince. -See Ahmed.

Captive (The) princess; an entertainment for
the close of school, by Annie Maria Mitchell.
New York, H. Roorbach.

© Harold Roorbach, New York; 1897:
22954, Apr. 12; 2c. Oct. 7. 6178

Captives; romantic drama in 5 acts, written
and arr. by I. R. Hald.

© I. R. Hald, Chicago ; 1879 : 1507, Jan. 31.

6179

a spectacular drama in 4 acts, written and

arr. by I. R. Hald.

© I. R. Hald, Chicago ; 1881 : 18280, Nov.
25; 2c. Nov. 25. 6180

Captor (A) captivated; a dramatic sketch in
1 act, by W. S. Hamblen. 7 p. f^ Type-
written.

© William S. Hamblen, Chicago; D : 7907,
Jan. 27, 1906; 2c. Jan. 27, 1906. 6181

Capture (The): a comedy playlet, by J. B.
Walsh. 10 p.' 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 4, 1912; D: 29580; Nick San-
tera, Chicago. 6182

-play in 1 act, by G. Davis. [1], 19 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 1. 1913 ; D : 35214 ; Gordon Davis,
Spokane, Wash. 6183

Capture (The) of Ozah; an Indian play in 1 act,
by Helen P. Kane. New York, S. French ;
London, S. French, ltd., 1914. 15 p. 12°. (On
cover : French's international copyrighted ed.
of the works of the best authors, no. 293)
[With music]

© Dec. 11, 1914; 2c. Dec. 14, 1914; D:
39076; Samuel French, New York. 6183a

serio-comedy in 1 act, accompanying mu-
sic original Indian songs, by H. Kane. 18 p.
obi. 16°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Helen P. Kane, Washington ; D : 13747,
Sept. 9, 1908 ; 2c. Nov. 3, 1908. 6184

Capture of the colonel; comedy in 4 acts, by
Cephas Aurelius Winker [pseud, of C. A.
Williams] [1], 87 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Charles Alfred Williams. Salt Lake City :
D: 5469, Aug. 20, 1904; 2c. Oct, 26, 1904. 6185

Capture (The) of Vargas.

© Rosa Daniels, Macon, Ga. ; D:2812, .Tan.
5, 1903. 6186

Capture, sacking, fall and taking of the
Alamo; a drama without words, historical
and open air spectacle and fireworks drama,
by L. Leubrie.

© Lou Leubrie, Memphis. Tenn. ; 1889 :
20179, June 28. 6187

Captured; or. The old maid's triumph, a com-
edy in 4 acts, by William L. Beck. Clyde, O,,
Ames publishing co.

© Ames pub. co.. Clyde, O. ; 1888 : 6785. Mar.
5; 2c. Mar. 14. 6188

290

189

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

6208

Captured (The) bacchante; 1 act playlet, by
M. Fairweather. 12 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Mary P^airweather, New York ; D : 14330,
Nov. 20, 1908; 2c. Dec. 4, 1908. 6189

Car (The) accident; play in 1 act, by B. Rosen-
thal. 14 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 6, 1915; D: 39895; Benlamin
Rosenthal, Boston. 6189a

Car-hook (A) tragedy. Sec Crime.

Car 2, stateroom 1; 1 act comedy, by Will M.
Cressy.

© Nita Allen Rodolph, New York : D : 7859.
.Tan. 16, 1906. 6190

Cara-chica; boceto de coraedia, de M. Milmra y
R. Gonzalez, mu.sica de Ignacio F. Castilla.
Madrid [Sociedad de antores espaiioles] 1908.
36 p. 8". [Libretto only]

© Miguel Mihura y Ricardo Gonzalez, Ma-
drid; D: 14511, Dec. 11, 1908; 2c. Dec. 11,
1908. 6191

Caraboo (The) mines; a melodrama, by W. S.
Nead.

© William S. Nead, Omaha, Neb.; 1895:
30864, June 10; 2c. Oct. 3. 6192

Caracas; or, Dairy land to Fairyland.

© Frank .Tohnson, Boston ; 1895 : 9447, Feb.
14. 6193

Caralimpia; zarzuela en 1 acto y 3 cuadros,
original de Ventura de la Vega, mtisica de
Quinito Valverde y Luis Foglietti. Madrid,
Sociedad de autores espanoles, 1914. 39 p.
12".

© Sept. 17, 1914; Ic. Sept. 21, 1914; D:
38219; Ventura de la Vega, Madrid. 6193a

Caravan (The) route; an original Arabian
comic opera in 2 acts, words and lyrics by
S. A. Merinbaum, music by Harry Lahnde.
64 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Merinbaum & Lahnde, Chicago ; D :
10431, Apr. 27, 1907; 2c. Apr. 27, 1907. 6194

Carbajal, the demon of the Andes; tragedy in
3 acts, by A. A. Furman. [91] p. f. Type-
written,

© Ic. Mar. 5. 1914; D : 36307 ; Alfred An-
toine Furman, New York. 6194a

Carbeau; an historical, romantic drama in pro-
logue and 4 acts, by Mrs. Henry L. Thomas.

© Henry L. Thomas. Philadelphia; 1878:
3844, Apr. 1. 6195

Card (The) boy; comedy in 1 act, by Robert P.
Janette. 4 p. 4°. Tyi)ewritten.

© Ic. .Jan. 20, 1912; I): 28368; R. P. Jan-
ette and Don M. Ramsay, Boston. 6196

Card (The) game; play in 1 act, by .1. M. Wein-
berger. 5 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Julius ^I. Weinberger, New York ; D :
11912, Dec. 12, 1907 ; 2c. Dec. 5, 1907. 6197

Card (The) house; operetta in 3 acts, by E. G.
Rosenblatt and J. L. Sperling. [44] p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 7, 1911; D : 25698 ; Edith G.
Rosenblatt and Joan L. Sperling, New York.

6198

Card (The) king of the coast; an original
drama, by L. B. Parker.

© Lem B. Parker, Chicago; D : 9821, Jan.
21, 1907. 6199

Card (The) player; by B. K. Horning. 7 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 8, 1911; D: 25705; B. King
Horning, Milwaukee. ' 6200

Cardenio; drama in 5 akten, von Franz Diilberg.
Berlin, E. Fleischel & co., 1912. [8], 170 p.
12°.

© Apr. 6, 1912 ; 2c. May 17, 1912 ; D : 29699 ;
Egon Fleischel & co., Berlin. 6201

■ Same. [Melle i. Hann., Druck von F. E.

Haag] 1912. 2 p. 1., 172 p. 12°.

© Ic. Feb. 17, 1912; D: 28744: Egon
Fleischel & co., Berlin. 6202

Cardiac (The) romance of the king of hearts
and the stolen tarts; done into 2 acts and 3
scenes out of Mother Goose, by F. W. Noson.

© Frank W. Noxon, Boston ; 1898 : 13840,
Feb. 26; 2c. Feb. 26. 6203

Cardinal (The); or, Jeanette La Var.

© Maurice Samuels, Brooklvn ; 1900 A :
6929, Mar. 15. 6204

Cardinal (A) virtue; 4 act drama, by W. H.
Russell. [5], 100 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 24, 1910 ; D : 22361 ; William H.
Russell, Philadelphia. 6205

Cardinal's (The) deputy; a comedy, by L.
Corde. Typewritten.

© Leslie Corde, New York ; 1895 : 15388,
Mar. 18; Ic. Mar. 12. 6206

Cardinal's (The) fool; an historical comedy in
4 acts, by M. G. Winstock.

© Melvin G. Winstock. New York : D : 332,
Apr. 10, 1901. 6207

Cardinal's (The) gua.rd; romantic play in 4
acts, by L. Therval. 4 v. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 24, 1915; D: 40150; Laurence
Therval, London. 6207a

Cardinal's (The) love story; a comedy in 3 acts,
by 0. Fletcher.

© Coyne Fletcher, Washington ; D : 709.
July 30. 1901. 6208

Cardinal's (The) niece; drama in 3 acts, by
L. C. Moi.se. 62 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 7, 1914 ; D : 35951 : Leonard
Compton Moi'se, Covington, La. 6208a

291

6208

DKAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

6227

Cardinal's (The) niece — Continued.

Same. 55 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 25, 1915 ; D : 39940 : Leonard C.
Moise, Covington, La. 6208b

Cards; a sensational society play in 4 acts, by
E. P. Smith.

© E. P. Smith, Cohoes, N. Y. ; 1874:9680,
July 24. 6209

Care (The) of parents; play in 4 acts, by J. W.
Wallace. 4 v. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 24, 1913 ; D : 35118 : James Wil-
liam Wallace, St. Louis. 6210

Career (The); play in 4 acts, by G. C. Hazelton
and T. G. White. [70] p. 4". Typewritten.
© Ic. Aug. 22, 1911 ; D : 25054 ; George C.
Hazelton and T. Gilbert White, New York.

6211

Career (A) in socialism; a modern American
play in 4 acts, by J. Wedekind (Morrill
Hazard) 63 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Julius Wedekind, New York; D : 8380,
Apr. 18, 1906; 2c. Apr. 18, 1906. 6212

Career (The) of Anne Barge; drama in 3 acts,
by M. Van der Voort. [45] p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Feb. 8, 1912; D: 28602; Maybelle
Van der Voort, Palo Alto, Cal. 6213

Career (The) of Kitty; play in 5 episodes, by
Margaret ArmstroJig. 24 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 22, 1913; D: 32118; Louise M.
Armstrong, New York. 6214

Career (The) of Mrs. Clevenger; comedy in 3
acts, by G. E. Towndrow.

© Grace Eleanor Towndrow, New Rochelle,
N. Y. ; D : 8457, May 1, 1906. 6215

Careless Cupid; a negro fnrce in 1 act, by F. E.
Hiland. Boston, W. H. Baker & co., 1896.

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston: 1896:
32372, May 29; 2c. June 20. 6216

Careless (A) lassie; Scottish sketch in 1 act,
by Harry Grattan [pseud, of H. W. G. Plunk-
ett] [1], 20 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 18, 1914 ; D : 37348 ; Henry Wil-
loughby Plunkett, London. 6216a

Careless (The) sophomore: dramatic composi-
tion, by R. D. Paine. 56 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 28, 1910; D: 22940; Ralph D.
Paine, Durham, N. H. 6217

Careta (La) de Pierrot; farsa carnavalesca, en
1 acto, con un i^rologo y un epilogo, en prosa y
verso, original de Silvio Figarelo y G. Piiiana.
Madrid [Sociedad de autores espafioles] 1909.
31 p. 8°. [Libretto only]

© Silvio Figarelo y Gabriel Piiiana, Ma-
drid ; D : 16133, June 23, 1909 ; 2c. June 23.
1909. 6218

Carib (The); a play in 3 acts and a prologue,
by T. L. Douglas. [l],48p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 9, 1912; D: 30880; Terrevous
L. Douglas, Chicago. 6219

Carib isle; or, None but the brave, a drama in
1 act, by A. Reall. 5 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 26, 1914 ; D : 38602 ; Arthur Reall,
Philadelphia. 6219a

Caricature of a face; dramatic sketch, by
Frank B. Coigne. 7 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 9, 1912; D: 29323; Champion
film CO., New York. 6220

Caricatures; comedy in 3 scenes, by C. M. de
Navarro. 27 p. 4^ Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 31, 1912 ; D : 31834 ; Carlos Mar-
cos de Navarro, New York. 6220a

Caricaturist (The); a new theatrical effect and
designing entertainment, invented by Jean
Ardoti.

© J. Ardoti and H. Konigsbaum, United
States; 1873:4906, May 6. 6221

Carillon. See Glockenspiel.

Carillon (Le) de Saint- Arlon; operette en 3
actes et 4 tableaux, par Louis Bouvet et Ch.
Darantiere, musique de Gaston Mevnard.
Paris, C. Joubert [1906] 146 p. 8". [Li-
bretto only]

© Joubert, Paris ; D : 9085, Sept 10, 1906 ;
2c. Sept. 10, 1906. 6222

Carinito cieg-o; entremes lirico en 1 cuadro y
en prosa, original libra de L. Ramos de la
Vega, niusica del maestro Bus to. Madrid
[Sociedad de autores espafioles] 1908. 19 p.
12". [Libretto only]

© Lola Ramos de la Vega, Madrid ; D :
14691, Jan. 2, 1909; 2c. Jan. 2, 1909. 6223

Carino serrano; zarzuela draraatica en 1 acto
y 3 euadros, en prosa y verso, original de F.
Gil Asensio y S. Perez-Aguirre, nn'isica del
maestro Anglada. Madrid [Sociedad de au-
tores espafioles] 1909. 34 p. 12°. [Libretto
only]

© July 2, 1909 ; 2c. July 14, 1909 ; D : 16245 ;
Federico Gil Asensio y S. Perez-Aguirre,
Madrid. 6224

Carita mondana; commedia in 3 atti, di G. An-
tona-Traversi. ;Milan, Societa editrice tea-
trale, 1907. 123 p. 12".

© Giannino Antona-Traversi, Milan; D:
11531, Oct. 14, 1907; 2c. Oct. 14, 1907. 6225

Carl; or. The magic flute, a musical drama in
3 acts, with prologue, by D. Lowry.

© David Lowry, Pittsburgh ; 1879 : 4139,
Mar. 29 ; 2c. Mar. 29. 6226

Carl Anderson.

© William S. Brown, Rochester, N. Y. ; D :
11583, Oct. 24, 1907. 6227

292

6228

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

6246

Carl Carlson; a Swedish dialect comedy in 3
acts, by D. B. Sorlin.

© Daniel Bror Sorlin, New York; D : 302,
Apr. 2, 1901. 6228

Carl Doonder; or. Out of sight, a musical farce-
coiuecly in 3 acts, by E. A. Locke.

© P'.dwin A. Locke, Enfield Centre, N. H. ;
1890 : 18371, June 5. 6229

Carl Johnson, the woodman; a serio-comic
ilrania in 5 acts, by C. C. Hassler. Sycamore,
111.. True repul>lican print, 1897.

© C. C. Hassler, Bloomington, 111.; 1897:
9623, Feb. 6; 2c. Feb. 6. 6230

Carl Schinkee, engineer. Typewritten.

© James McGrew, jr., Avalon, Pa. ; 1899 :
70030, Oct. 27; 2c. Oct. 30, 1900. 6231

Carl, the fiddler; a drama in 3 acts, by C.
Gayler.

© Charles Gayler, San Francisco ; 1871 :
2597, Alar. 25. 6232

Carlos Herrera; piece in 5 acts and 7 tableaux,
by Albert IVIiral, tr. and adapted by the
Franco-American dramatic agency.

© Frangois Mons and Louis Nathal, New
York; 1885:26510, Dec. 16, 6233

Carlotta; a tragedy in 5 acts, by R. Roskoten.
© Robert Roskoten, Peoria, 111. ; 1878 :
12620, Nov. 2; 2c. Apr. 2, 1880. 6234

See also Semiramis, and other plays.

Carmaceta; a romance of the Cuban war, by F.
E. Pluumier.

© Frank E. Plummer, Washington; D:
9052, Sept. 7, 1906. 6235

Carmelita; drama in 1 act, adapted from the

Italian of Enrico Montecorboli, by A. H. Cady.

© Alice Howard Cady and Wm. Sevmour,

L'nited States ; 1894 : 38887, Aug. 23. ' 6236

or. Force and finesse, a drama in 5 acts,

by H. J. W. Dam.

© Henry Jackson Wells Dam, United
States ; 1883 : 18955, Oct. 15 ; 2c. Oct. 15.

6237

Carmelite (La); comedie musicale en 4 actes et
5 tableaux, de CatuUe Jlendes, musique de
Reynaldu Hahn. Paris. Heugel & cie. ; New
York, Musical and dramatic copyright office,
1902. 48 p. 8^ [Libretto only]

© Heugel iS: cie. Paris ; D : 2654, Nov. 1,
1902; 2c. Nov. 1, 1902. 6238

Carmelo; fiesta spectacle, by Lieu Tisdale. 37 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 9, 1914; D: 36375; Mrs. W. De
Witt Tisdale, San Francisco. 6238a

Carmen; by Henri Meilhac and Ludovic Halevy,
music by Georges Bizet, ed. and with an in-
troduction by W. J. Henderson. New York,
Dodd, Mead & company, 1911. xxvii, [1],
233 p. 24°. [Libretto only]

© Nov. 15, 1911; 2c. Nov. 16, 1911; A:
297984 ; Dodd, Mead & co., New York. 6239

an adaptation of the story of Prosper Meri-

mee, by Henry Hamilton, dramatized by
Miron L. Smithson. Chicago, Chicago manu-
script CO., 1909. 77 p. f. Mimeographed.

© July 2, 1909 ; 2c. July 26, 1909 ; D : 16377 ;
Alexander Byers, Chicago. > 6240

a drama, by E. Johnstone. Typewritten.

[Note : Name on copies, E. Jordan]

© E. Johnstone, Nev>- York; 1894:52492,
Nov. 10 ; 2c. Dec. 21, 1895. 6241

drama in 4 acts, by Langdale Williams.

Chicago, Chicago manuscript co., 1914. [65]
p. f°. Mimeographed.

© Ic. Dec. IS, 1914 ; D : 39134 ; Alex. Byers,
Chi(!ago. 6241a

— a dramatization of Prosper Merimee's novel
of the same title, by F. JIartin.

© Fabe Martin, Dowagiac, Mich. ; 1878 :
14415, Dec. 10. 6242

— melodramatic play in 1 act, 1 scene, adapt-
ed from the story of Prosper Merimee, by M.
Doi'an. 24 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Marie Doran, New York ; D : 6303, Mar.
7, 1905; 2c. Mar. 7, 1905. 6243

— opera in 4 acts, music by Georges Bizet,
newly translated from the French of H. Meil-
hac and L. Halevy, by Algernon St. John-
Brenon. New York. Harry Hvams. 1914. 32
p. 8". [With music]

© Sept. 11, 1914; 2c. Sept. 23, 1914; D:
38282 ; Century opera co.. New York. 6243a

•taken from Prosper ]Merimee's novel.

libretto by Henry IMeilhac and Ludovic Ha-
levy, new English version by Hermann Klein,
music by Georges Bizet. Book of words. Lon-
don. Metzler & co. (1909), ltd., 1913. 48 p.
8".

© May 12, 1913; 2c. May 31. 1913; A:
347632; Metzler & co. (1909), ltd., London.

6244

a romantic drama in 4 acts, an adaptation

from Prosper Merimee, by Y. Storbeck. 42 p.
f". Typewritten.

© Vale.ska Storbeck, Chicago ; D : 3390,
Apr. 27, 1903 ; 2c. Apr. 27, 1903. 6245

dramatized from the novel of Prosper

Merimee, by Theodore Kremer. Chicago and
New York, The Dramatic pub. co., 1906. 77
p. 12°.

© Dramatic pub. co., Chicago ; D : 9297,
Oct. 23, 1906; 2c. Oct. 24, 1906. 6246

293

6247

DEAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

6366

Carmen — Continued.

a romantic play in 4 acts, adapted from the

story of Prosper Merimee, and the opera of

Carmen, by M. Doran and M. Revel.
I© Marie Doran and Mollie Revel, New

York; 1896:18013, Mar. 25; 2c. Apr. 9; 2c.

tjT>ewritten Apr. 10. 6247
or. The cigar girl of Seville, a play, by

Olive Logan and W. Sikes.

© Wirt Sikes, United States ; 1878 : 11843,

Oct. 14. 6248

Carmen up to the minute; a burlesque sketch,
by J. A. Fraser, jr.

© Harry L. Emmert and Trix Nicholson,
Chicago; 1897:5103, Jan. 15. 6249

Carmencitata; a burlesque.

© Marius Delaur, United States; 1890:
32050, Oct. 16. 6250

Carmichael'3 daughter; play in 4 acts, by Mrs.
F. Drew. 86 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 27, 1915 ; D : 40482 ; Mrs. Frank
Drew, Girard, Pa. 6250a

Carmilhan (The); or, The phantom search for
gold, a drama in 3 acts, by S. Howell.

© S. Howell, New Orleans; 1873:14069,

Dec. 8. 6251

Carmina; a drama in 5 acts, tr. from the

French, by R. Neuville. Rochester, N. Y.,

press of Curtis Morey & co., 1871.

© Rosina Neuville, Rochester, N. Y. ; 1871 :

354, Jan. 16. 6252

Carmine, the trader of the post. See Deer

Eeel, the scout.
Carmita; or, The runaway bride, a music:! 1
comedy in 2 acts, by W. Parke and A. Shirley.
© Walter Parke and Arthur Shirley, Lou-
don; D:1694, Mar. 10, 1902. 6253
Carmosine; conte romanesque en 4 jictes, de
Henri Cain et Louis Payen [pseud, of Albert
Lienard] d'apres Boccace et Musset, mu-
siaue de Henrv Fevrier. Paris, Heugel et cie.,
1913. 2 p. 1., 85 p. 16°. [Libretto only]

© Apr. 1, 1913 ; 2c. Apr. 21, 1913 ; D : 33091 ;
Heugel et cie., Paris. 6254

Carnabys (The); original play in 4 acts, by S.
Morse. 114 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 17, 1915; D: 40994; Samuel

:\Iorse, New York. 6254a

Carnac Sahib; an original play in 4 acts, by

Henrv Arthur Jones. New York and London,

The Macmillan co., 1899. vii, 142 p. 12°.

© Macmillan co.. New York; 1899:45973,

.July 15 ; 2c. July 15. 6255

Carnaval (Le) de Puce et de Plock; piece en 1

acte, par Moriss et IMarcus Bernard. Paris,

G. Joubert, 1912. 31 p. 8°.

© Dec. 28, 1912; 2c. Jan. 21, 1913; D:
32027; Joubert, Paris. 6256

Carnaval (Le) des enfants; piece en 3 actes, de
Saint-Georges de Bouhelier. 28 p. 4°. ( Sup-
plement gratuit au no. 2805 du Monde illustre,
31 decembre 1910)

© Dec. 31, imO; 2c. Jan. 21, 1911; D:
23154; Saint-Georges de Bouhelier, Paris.

6257

Came ardiente; pasillo de verano, en 1 cuadro
al fresco y unos cupl§s de abrigo, letra de F.
Roig Bataller, mtisica del maestro Federico
Chaves. Madrid [Sociedad de autores es-
paiioles] 1910. 20, [3] p. 12°. [Libretto
only]

© Sept. 6, 1910; 2c. Sept. 7, 1910; D:
21997; F. Roig Bataller, Madrid. 6258

Carne (La) flaca; humorada lirica en 1 acto,
dividido en 4 cuadros y en prosa, original
de C. Arniches y J. Jackson Veyan, mfisica
del maestro Vicente Lleo. Madrid [Sociedad
de autores espanoles] 1908. 47 p. 12°. [Li-
bretto only]

© Carlos Arniches & Jose Jackson Veyan,
Madrid; D : 13598, Aug. 19, 1908; 2c. Aug.
19, 1908. 6259

Carnival; play in 1 act, by S. W. Cutting. [2],
22 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 23, 1911 ; D : 28075 ; Saral\ Wal-
ter Cutting, Arlington Heights, Mass. 6260

sketch in 1 act, by J. T. Fare. [1], 10 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 3, 1911 ; D : 23834 ; John T. Fare,
Los Angeles. 6261

or, Mardi Gras in New Orleans, comedy

in 1 act, adapted from the French by Dorothy
Reynartz.

© Roxbury pub. co.. New York; 1899:
12660, Feb. 15 ; 2c. Feb. 15. 6262

Carnival day of the Kit-kat klub; a farce in
2 acts, by C. F. Bradford.

© Carrie F. Bradford, Brooklyn; D: 82.5.5,
Mar. 19, 1906. 6263

Carnival of days; by Ida M. Buxton. Clyde,
O., Ames' publishing co.

© Ames pub. co., Clyde, O. ; 1888:8207,
Mar. 19. 6264

Carnival (The) of nations. See Uncle Sam's
surprise party.

Carnival of reviews.

© Isabel Goodhue, Skyuka, N. C. ; 1897:
40744, July 13. 6265

Carnival of roses; pantomime in 5 scenes, by
Loise La Gai [pseud, of M. L. Ayer] and R.
St. Elia. [6] p. 4°. Ms.

© Ic. June 18, 1910; D: 21373; Marie
Louise Ayer, New York. 6266

294

~ 6267

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

6292

Carnival (A) of sports; an entertainment rep-
resenting such popular sports as tennis,
archery, base-ball, boxing, foot-ball, etc., by
Verenci Minster. Philadelphia, The Penn
publishing company, 1891.

© Penn pub. co., Philadelphia ; 1892 : 13520,
Mar. 28; 2c. Mar. 28. 6267

Carnival (The) of the elements; a play in
which the names of the elements in chemistry
are the characters, with music and songs, by
E. H. Hazen.

,© Edward H. Hazen, Des Moines; 1897:
60283, Oct. 25. 6268

Carnival of Venice; spectacular extravaganza
in 2 acts, by S. T. Jack.

© Sam T. Jack, Chicago ; 1895 : 27663, May
21. 6269

Carnival promoter's troubles in Turkish, bath.

© Benjamin Devault, Baltimore ; D : 7942,

Feb. 3, 1906. 6270

Carnival time. See Town (The) clowia.

Carno (A); szinmii harom felvonasban, irtak
Biro Lajos es Lengvel Menyhert. Budapest,
Singer es Wolfner kiadixsa, 1913. 140 p. 12°.

© Nov. 22, 1912; 2c. Nov. 26, 1912; D:
.31823; Hans Bartsch, New York. 6271

Carola; et drama i 3 ;ikter og andre digte, af H.
Jacobsen. 13 p. 12^ Printed.

© Henriette Jacobsen, Harlan, la. ; D : 8459,
Apr. 5, 1906; 2c. Mar. 7, 1906. 6272

Carolina; an American drama in 4 acts, by H.
G. Donnelly. 4°. Typewritten.

© H. G. Donnelly, Plymouth, Mass. ; D :
8148, Mar. 12, 1906; 2c. Apr. 9, 1906. 6273

Caroline, the caddie; a lyric comedy in 2 acts,
by J. W. Harrington. Typewritten.

© John Walker Harrington, New York ; D :
581, June 17, 1901 ; 2c. June 17, 1901. 6274

Carolyn of Metz.

© Francis Von Buhl, Lansing, Mich. ; D :
6631, May 4, 1905. 6275

Caroms; farce-comedy drama. Typewritten.

© Wm. B. Dyer, Chicago ; 1895 : 13893,
Mar. 9; 2c. Mar. 11. ^ 6276

Carpathian (The) princess.

© Vivian Mitten, Lewiston, Id. ; D : 4216,
Nov. 9, 1903. 6277

Carpenter's (The) son. See Jarius Jordan.

Carpet-bagger (A); a play, by F. Standish.

© Frederick Standish, Lynn, Mass. ; 1894 :
44062, Sept. 20. 6278

a romantic political comedy in 4 acts, by

Opie Read and F. S. Plxley. Typewritten.

© F. S. Pixley, Chicago ; 1898 : 57289. Sept.
29; 2c. Sept. 29. 6279

Carpet-baggers (The); a play in 5 acts, by
F. S. Ganter.

© Franz S. Ganter, New Orleans; 1878:
680; Jan. 14. 6280

Carpet bags; a play in 4 acts.

© R. M. Taylor, New York; 1872:9899,
Sept. 13. 6281

Carranque; pasatiempo lirico, letra de V. de la
Vega, musica de los maestros Cereceda y
Marti. Madrid [Sociedad de autores espafi-
oles] 1907. 27 p. 12". [Libretto only]

© Ventura de la Vega, Madrid; D : 11483,
Oct. 7, 1907 ; 2c. Oct. 7, 1907. 6282

Carrette, the waif; by Mrs. S. Johnston.

© Mrs. Sterrette Johnston, Salem, Or. ;
1896 : 47519, Aug. 21. 6283

Carriage (The) is waiting. 7 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Grace Belle Delaney, Cincinnati ; D :
6680, May 17, 1905 ; 2c. May 17, 1905. 6284

Carrick a Rede; a I'omantic Irish drama in 5
acts and 8 tableaux, by F. Percy.

© Frederick Percy, New York ; 1880 : 9530,
.June 22. 6285

Carrickmore; or, The blood test, a romantic
original Irish comedy drama in 4 acts, with
original songs and music, by J. F. Moran.

© J. F. Moran, Detroit ; 1890 : 15350, May
9. 6286

Carrie Arms; libretto for a musical farce in 2
acts, book and lyrics by A. N. C. Fowler. 63
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© A. N. C. Fowler, Glens Falls. N. Y. ; D :
14164, Oct. 28, 1908; 2c. Oct. 28, 1908. 6287

music by Manuel Klein, book bj' A. N. C.

Fowler, lyrics by Klein and Fov/ler. 58 p.
4°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© A. N. C. Fowler, Glens Falls, N. Y. ; D :
10263, Apr. 3, 1907 ; 2c. Apr. 3, 1907. 6288

Carrie Nation; a farce in 1 act, by T. P. Bayer.
14 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Theobald Percy Bayer, New York ; D :
5429, Aug. 12, 1904; 2c. Aug. 18, 1904. 6289

Carried away; farce in 3 acts, by L. .Mackall.
[72] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 1, 1911 ; D : 24381 ; Lawton
Mackall, New Haven. 6290

Carried by storm; a proposed dramatic compo-
sition in 3 acts, by C. A. Loder.

© Chas. A. Lodfer, Philadelphia ; 1893 : 2872,
Jan. 12. 6291

Carrienation; a travesty on the coronation.

© Felix Fair, Tarrytown, N. Y. ; D : 1717,
Apr. 9, 1902. 6292

295

6293

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

6311

Carrier 39; comedy melodrama in 4 acts, by H.
Hart.

© Harry Hart, Buffalo ; 1891 : 43190, Dec. 2.

6293

Carrig'an's courage; drama iu 1 act, by T. D.
Cooper. [17] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 2.3, 15)14 ; D : 38882 ; Thomas
Dibblee Cooper. S:ni Francisco. 6293a

Carring'tons (The); a comedy in 4 acts and 4
scenes, by O. P. Caylor.

© Oliver P. Caylor, United States; 1888:
3253, Jan. 30. 6294

Carriscourt; or, Did she sin? an emotional
society drama in 4 acts, from Mary Reed
Crowell's novel Did she sin? by A. L. Pearson.

© A. L. Pearson, Pittsburgh; 1883:23.569,
Dec. 19. 6295

Carre (El) del sol; zarzuela en 1 acto, dividido
en 4 cuadros, libro de M. Thous, musica del
maestro Jose Serrano. Madrid [Sociedad de
autores espanoles] 1911. 53, [1] p., 2 1. 12".
[Libretto only]

© Dec. 30, 1911 ; 2('. Jan. 2, 1912 ; D : 28153 ;
Maximiliauo Thous, iladrid. 6296

Carrots; comedy-drama, 4 acts, 4 tableaux, by
M. L. Johnson.

© Martha Lafitte Johnson, Philadelphia ;
1881 : 17955, Nov. IS. 6297

a play in 1 act, by Jules Kenard, tr. by

Alfred Sutro. London. S. French, ltd. ; New
York, S. French, 1904. 25 p. 12". (On cover:
French's international copyrighted ed. of the
works of the best authors, no. 76)

© Samuel French, New York ; D : 5787,
Nov. 18, 1904; 2c. Nov. 28, 1904. 6298

a 3 act drama, by T. W. Bree. Ms.

© Thomas AY. Bree, San Francisco ; 1881 :
77.57, May 16; 2c. Aug. 15. 6299

Carrotts, child of the Massassiena; border
drama in 4 acts, by M. L. Johnson.

© Martha Lafitte John.son, Philadelphia ;
1882 : 14256, Aug. 28. 6300

Carroty Nell; a farce in 2 acts, by Thacher
Howland Guild. Boston, W. H. Baker & co.,
1906. 25 p. 16". (On cover: Baker's ed. of
plays)

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston ; D : 7485,
Nov. 1, 1905; 2c. Nov. 22, 1905. 6301

Carre w abbey and the way of the will; a 5
act drama, by T. E. Jlills.

© T. E. aiills. New York ; 1874 : 7374, June
1. 6302

Carson (The) ruins. See Treachery.

Cartas de novios; escena andaluza, en prosa,
original de 11 Arr<\vo Lamarca. Madrid [So-
ciedad de autores espanoles] 1907. 10 p. 8°.

© Enrique Arroyo Lamarca, Madrid ; D :
10793, June 18, 1907 ; 2c. June 18, 1907. 6303

Carte blanche; a sensational drama in prologue
and 5 acts, adapted from the French, by F.
Williams.

© Fred Williams, Boston; 1873:10726,
Sept. 18. 6304

Carter of the Lazy Y; in 4 acts, by John A.
Preston. [48] p. f". Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 8, 1910 ; D : 22756 ; John A. Him-
melein, Sandusky, O. 6305

Carter, the American magician; by C. J. Car-
ter. Typewritten,

© Charles Joseph Carter, Chica.go ; 1899:
63653, Oct. 2 ; 2c. Oct 2. 6306

Carter's two English coons; by E. A. Carter.

cover-title, 8 p. 12". Printed.

© Edward Allen Carter, Kansas City, Mo. ;
D:2107, July 11, 1902; 2c. Sept. 13, 1902.
[Note: Title on copies reads Two English
coons] 6307

Cartersville; an atmosphere play in 3 acts, by
D. S. Freeman.

© Douglas Southall Freeman, Richmond;
D : 7579, Nov. 18, 1905. 6308

Cartouche (La); or. The vagabonds, a phiy in
3 acts, books and lyrics by l\ J. Dugan, nuisic
by Hermann Frederick Gruendler. 49 p. 8".
Printed. [Libretto only]

© Patrick John Dugan, Pueblo, Col.; D:
7827, .Tan. 6, 1906; 2c. Feb. 1, 1900. 6309

Case (Un) de conscience; piece en 2 actes, par
P. Bourget et S. Basset. 12 p. f. ( L'lUustra-
tioji theatrale, no. 156, 30 juillet 1910)

© July 30, 1910 ; 2c. Sept. 3, 1910 ; D : 21933 ;
Paul Bourget & Serge Basset, Paris. 6309a

Cas San. 33 p. f". Typewritten.

© Josephine Jlaude Harkins Peteler, Los
Angeles; D:7414, Oct. 17, 1905; 2c. Nov. 28,
1905. 6310

Casa (La) de Su Excelencia; sainete llrico en
1 acto y en prosa, original de J. Tellaeche y
G. Perrin y Thome, rausica del maestro Cam-
pina. Madrid, Sociedad de autores espanoles,
1915. 35 p. 12". [Words only]

© Mar. 15, 1915; Ic. Mar. 17, 1915; D:
40061 ; Jose Tellaeche y Guillermo Perrin y
Thome, Madrid. 6310a

Casa Paterna (Magda); drama in 4 acts, by
Hermann Sudermann. New York, J. A. Mc-
Grath.

© James A. McGrath, New York; 1896:
12694, Feb. 26; 2c. Feb. 24. 6311

Casa do (El) casa quiere. See Familia (La)
de la Sole.

296

6313

COPYKIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

6334

Casanova; operette iii 3 iikten, voa Jacques
Gliiek, gesangstexte von Will Steinberg, mu-
sik von Paul Lincke. Berlin, Apollo-verlag,
1913. 64 p. 12<*.

© Nov. 25, 1913; 2c. Nov. 26, 1913; D:
351C3; Apollo-verlag, Berlin. 6312

3 szenen, von Erich August Greeven. Ber-

lin, Egon Fleischel & co., 1914. 117 p. 12'.

© Ic. Mar. 1, 1915; D: 40733; Egon
Fleischel & co., Berlin. 6313

Case (The) against Casey; a burlesque breach
of promise trial in 1 scene, by Thornton Friel.
Chicago, T. S. Denison [1905] 24 p. 16".
(On cover: Denison's specialties)

© T. S. Denison, Chicago ; D : 7314, Sept.
25, 1905 ; 2c. Oct. 21, 1905. 6314

Case (The) against Jones; by A. Hoffman. 28
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Aaron Hoffman, New York ; D : 13291,
.June 29, 1908; 2c. June 29, 1908. 6315

Case (A) for eviction; a comedietta in 1 act, by
S. Theyre Smith. New American ed., correctly
re-printed from the original authorized act-
ing ed. New York, H. Roorbach.

© Harold Roorbach, New York ; 1890 : 5360.
Feb. 12; 2c. Mar. 25. 6316

Case (A) for Sherlock Holmes; comedy in 2
acts, bv Gladys Ruth Bridgham. Boston, W.
H. Baker & co., 1914. 30 p. 12".

© Dec. 4. 1913; 2c. Dec. 6, 1913; D : 35268 :
Walter H. Baker & co., Boston. 6317

Case (A) in court; play in 1 act, by J. B. Foster.
[1], 11 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 15, 1912; D : 29365 ; Julia B.
Foster. Berkeley, Cal. 6318

Case (The) of Arthur Woodward and Eve in
her desire to be happy; naturalistic tragedy,
by E. H. Sterling. [2], 48 p. 4". Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Feb. 11, 1914; D: 35995; Edward

Hamilton Sterling, Trenton, N. J.

6318a

Case of Barbara; dramatic sketch, by T. G.
Springer. 25 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 11, 1910; D: 20429; Thomas
Grant Springer, Oakland, Cal. ^ 6319

Case (A) of blackmail; a farcelet.

© Louis T. Ollesheimer, Detroit ; D : 10422,
Apr. 26, 1907. 6320

play in 1 act, by L. T. Ollesheimer. [13]

p. f". Typewritten.

© Ic. May 14, 1913; D : 33223 ; Louis T.
Ollesheimer, Detroit. 6321

Case (The) of Charlotte Dorr; drama in 3 acts,
by G. More. 115 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 25, 1911; D : 23463 ; Marie
Hebert Melancon, Palisade, N. J. 6322

Case (A) of circumstantial evidence. Type-
written.

© Lotta Day Coleman, San Francisco ;
1900 A : 10764, Apr. 28 ; 2c. Apr. 30. 6323

Case (A) of " con " ; a comedy sketch for three
male characters in 1 act, by W. J. Kane.

Typewritten.

© William James Kane, New York ; D :
545. June 4, 1901 ; 2c. June 4, 1901. 6324

Case (A) of consciences; by Will A. Heelan.
Typewritten.

© Hermina Windrath and Amanda Wind-
rath. New York; 1899:79^11, Dec. 7; 2c.
Dec. 6. 6325

Case (A) of divorce; a dramatic sketch in 1
act. by Barrett Eastman.

© B. Eastman, Chicago ; D : 11219. Aug.
23, 1907. 6326

Case (A) of duplicity; a farce in 1 act, by
Helen Sherman Griffith. Philadelphia, The
Penn publishing company, 1901. 18 p. 12°.

© Penn pub. co., Philadelphia ; D : 725,
Aug. 6, 1901 ; 2c. Aug. 5, 1901. 6327

Case (A) of emergency; comedy sketch, by C.
Van. 8 p. f. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 2. 1909 ; D : 16207 ; Charles Van,
Brooklyn. 6328

— — ■ or. The substitute lion tamer, play in 1
act, by J. G. Bostock. 11 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 30, 1913; D: 33730; J. Gordon
Bostock, New York. 6329

Case (A) of frenzied finance; comedy in 3 acts,
by Kellett Chalmers.

© Wm. A. Brady, New York ; D : 6281, Mar.
6, 1905. 6330

Case (A) of graft.

© John Hunter Booth, New Orleans ; D :
13029, Moy 22, 1908. 6331

Case (A) of grip; comedy sketch, by H. A. H.
Perry. [1], 9 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 27. 1914 ; D : 3S934 ; Helen Avery
Hardy Perry, New York. 6331a

Case (A) of hearts and diamonds; comedy in
4 acts, by J. Rayner. [3], 64 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Aug. 1, 1910 ; D : 21707 ; John Rayner.
New York. 6332

Case (The) of Herr Bar Roomski Coneyiskey,
an anarchist; a mock trial, by Harry E. Shel-
land. New York, Dick & Fitzgerald, 1902.
38 p. 12°.

© Dick & Fitzgerald, New York ; D : 2328.
Sept. 15, 1902; 2c. Oct. 1, 1902. 6333

Case (A) of hysteria; an original dramatic
sketch in 1 act, by C. Finger.

© Carl Finger, Philadelphia; 1900 A:
19859, Aug. 9. 6334

297

6335

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

6355

Case (A) of identity; a drama iu 4 acts by D.
Davidson and P. C. Rust.

© Dore Davidson and Pauline Carrington
Rust, New York ; 1895 : 56828, Nov. 9. 6335

Case (A) of jealousy; a comedy in 2 acts, by
I. M. G. Wood.

I© Ames pub. co., Clyde, O. ; 1896 : 14859,
Mar. 7 ; 2c. Mar. 18. 6336

Case (A) of kin; a comedy, by H. Douglas. 97
p. 4". Typewritten.

© Harry Douglas, Great Barrington, Mass. ;
D : 5464, Aug. 19, 1904 ; 2c. Aug. 19, 1904.

6337

Case (A) of mother-in-law; by J. K. Adams,

founded on Daniel Jourda's French farce, Le

true d'Octave. [1], 17 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 20, 1913; D: 35154; Jacob K.

Adams, New York. 6338

Case (A) of much obliged; a farce in 1 act, by
Charles Horwitz. 19 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© William Wilkinson, New York ; D : 15523,
Apr. 2, 1909 ; 2c. Apr. 2, 1909. 6339

Case (A) of propinquity; a play in 4 acts, bv
M. B. Douglas.

© Minnie Blakistone Douglas, New York ;
D : 4015, Sept. 26, 1903. 6340

Case of rebellious Susan; comedy iu 3 acts, by
H. A. Jones. London, Samuel French, ltd. ;
New York, Samuel French, 1909. 156 p. 8°.

© Nov. 13, 1909; 2c. Nov. 15, 1909; D:
17379; Henry Arthur Jones, London. 6341

Same. New York, Macmillan & co., 1894.

© Macmillan & co.. New York ; 1894 : 57393,
Dec. 10 ; 2c. Dec. 10. 6342

Case (A) of servantgitis; a monologue, by A.
J. Levi. 6 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Annie Josephine Levi, New York ; D :
12891, May 4, 1908; 2c. June 8, 1908. 6343

Case (The) of Smythe vs. Smith; a mock
trial court scene in 1 act, by Frank Dumont.

© Penn pub. co., Philadelphia ; 1899 : 52033,
Aug. 14; 2c. Aug. 14. 6344

Case (A) of snakes; a 1 act comedy, by Jim H.
Rutherford.

© J. H. Rutherford, Chicago; D : 4088,
Oct. 12, 1903. 6345

Case (The) of Sophronia; a play for six girls,
by Marjorie Benton Cooke. Chicago and New
York, The Dramatic publishing company
[1906] 13 p. 12".

© Dramatic pub. co., Chicago ; D : 9538,
Nov. 28, 1906; 2c. Dec. 15, 1906. 6346

Case of spoons; or, The Baroness Sorato's gar-
den party, Japanese farce for amateur per-
formance, by Eunice T. Gray. New York, S.
French; London, S. French, ltd., 1909. 19 p.
12. (On cover: B'rench's international copy-
righted ed. of the works of the best authors,
no. 167)

© Nov. 13, 1909; 2c. Nov. 15, 1909; D:
17372; Samuel French, New York. 6347

"Case (A) of suicide; by E. L. Axilbund. 20 p.

4". Typewritten.

© Elizabeth L. Axilbund, Philadelphia ; D :
12324, Jan. 31, 1908; 2c. Jan. 31, 1908. 6348

Case (A) of suspension; a comedietta in 1 act,
by Louise Latham Wilson.

© Penn pub. co., Philadelphia ; 1899 : 46818,
July 19; 2c. July 20. 6349

Caseron (El) de las flores; boceto dramatico
en 1 acto y en prosa, original de L. Ramos de
la Vega. Madrid [Sociedad de autores es-
panoles] 1909. 27, [1] p. 12°.

© Nov. 18, 1909; 2c. Nov. 19, 1909; D:
17450 ; Lola Ramos de la Vega, Madrid. 6350

Casey and the fortuneteller; vaudeville sketch,
by G. L. Culver. 3 p. 8". Typewritten.
© Ic. Jan. 12, 1912 ; D : 28299 ; Gus La Dell

Culver, Elizabeth, N. J.

6351

Casey and the Green sod club; a musical com-
edy in 2 acts, words and music by R. Imhof.
33 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Fred Roger Imhof, Chicago; D : 7015,
July 24, 1905; 2c. July 24, 1905. 6353

Casey for alderman; a musical comedy in 2
acts with extravaganza attachments. 75 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Mark Forrest, Milwaukee ; D : 12502,
Mar. 7, 1908; 2c. Mar. 7, 1908. 6353

Casey in Africa; or. Wild West Casey, farce in
1 act, by E. Foreman. 33 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 7, 1911 ; D : 24419 ; Edgar Fore-
man, New York. 6354

Casey in society; farce comedy in 1 act, by
C. E. Taylor. [1], 38 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 17, 1914; D: 37340; Cha.s. B.
Taylor, New York. 6354a

Casey Jones, jr.; play in 4 acts, by G. J. Craw-
ley. [2], 41 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. .Tuly 18, 1912; D : 30362 ; Geo. .L
Crawley, Terre Haute, Ind. 6355

Casey the inventor; vaudeville comic, by Harry
L. Newton. New York, M. Witmark & sons,
1914. 13 p. 12".

© Sept. 1, 1914 ; 2c. Sept. 2, 1914 ; D : 38028 ;
M. Witmark & sons. New York. 6355a

Casey, the
Reilly's.

piper. See Ladies night at

298

6356

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

6375

Casey, the porter. See Ritz-Casey (The) hotel.

Casey's Corners. See New (The) bully.

Casey's daughter, Mary Ann; au Irish farce iu
1 act by J. R. Farrell. Clyde, O., Ames' pub-
lishing CO., 1903. 9 p. 12°. (On cover: Ames'
series of standard and minor drama, no. 441)
© Ames pub. co., Clyde, O. ; D : 3589, June
15, 1903 ; 2c. June 13, 1903, 6356

Casey's Dutch wife. 7 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ilichard Hamlin, Rochester, Minn. ; D :
4718, Mar. 14, 1904 ; 2c. Mar. 14, 1904. 6357

Casey's four hundred; comedy in 3 acts, by
S. C. Hunt.

© Wm. Triplett, .J. F. Cassel, and Sam C.
Hunt, Indianola, la. ; 1899 : 53803, Aug. 23.

6358

Casey's friend; a farcical comedy in 3 acts, by
G. P. Golden.

© George Fuller Golden, New York; 1898:
24645, Apr. 19. 6359

Casey's troubles.

© Alfred Kelcy and Charles Hassenforder,
Philadelphia ; 1888 : 34584, Dec. 4. 6360

Same.

© Richard Lombard, Turners Falls. Mass. ;
D:2487, Oct. 23, 1902. 6361

Casey's wife; a 3 act farcical comedy, by R. .J.
Donnelly.

© Robert J. Donnelly, New York; 1898:
313G7. INlay 20. 6362

Cash; politico-monetary intrigue iu 4 acts, by
D. A. Reynolds. [2], 88 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 22, 1912; D: 31220; D. A. Rey-
nolds, New York. 6363

sketch in 1 act, by M. Reuate. LI], 4 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 31, 1911; D: 23799; Marie
Renate, Lcs Angeles. 6364

Cash and credit; a 3 act drama taken from the
life of a business man. year 1906. [San An-
tonio, Tex., Wood printing & engrav'g co.,
1914] 15 p. illus. obi. 24".

© Dec. 15, 1914 ; 2c. Jan. 26, 1915 ; afE. Feb.
8, 1915 ; A : 394735 ; F. Liberto, San Antonio.

6364a

Cash (A) bos; a comedy in 3 acts, by E. M.
Favor.

© Edward M. Favor, Long Branch, N. J. ;
1886 : 24635, Nov. 1. 6365

Cash (The) girl; book and lyrics by Earle C.
Jones, music by George W. Meyer. 4°. Type-
written.

© John J. Reisler, New York ; D : 13603,
Aug. 19, 1908 ; 2c. Aug. 19, 1908. 6366

Cash (The) girl — Continued.

3 act comedy, by G. T. Smith. 52 p. 4".

Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 18, 1909 ; D : 17137 ; George Tot-
ten Snnth and Frederick H. D. Graliame, New
York. 6367

Cash here; or. The lady's in a hurry, by J. H.
Steele.

© Jessamy Harte Steele, New York ; D :
1750, Apr. 5, 1902. 6368

Cash or credit. See Business (The) man's
dream.

Cash (A) register; a farce comedy and nmsical
absurdity in 3 acts, by J. H. Leonard.

© John H. Leonard, New York ; 1891 : 3984,
Jan. 28. 6369

Cashel Byron's profession; romance, by Ber-
nard Shaw, arr. for the stage in 3 acts, by
S. Stange. 95 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 15, 1915 ; D : 39995 ; Stanislaus
Stange, New York. 6369a

See also Admirable Bashville.

Cashiel Byron, gentleman pugilist; a play in
4 acts, by H. J. Wolfe.

© Harrison J. Wolfe, Youugstown, O. ;
19U0 A : 28740, Nov. 23. 6370

Cashier; 1 act drama, by R. Fielding. 12 p.
4°. Ms.

© Ic. Feb. 16, 1910; D : 20204 ; Romaine
Fielding, New York. 6371

• a sensational comedy-drama in 4 acts and

10 scenes, by James Silver.

© Henry Russell Brennan, New York ; 1897 :
9828, Feb. 8. 6372

Cashier (The) and the dago; play in 1 act, by
W. Montague. Q p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 20, 1914; D : 38557 ; Walter
^lontague, San Francisco. 6372a

Cashier's (A) ordeal. See Ranch (A) woman.

Casimer; a musical drama in 3 acts, touching
the Franco-Prussian v,'ar, by W. H. Aubrey.

© Wm. Howard Aubrey, Detroit; 1894:
19328, Apr. 14. 6373

Casimirs hinamelfahrt; burleske operette iu 3
akten, von A. M. Willner u. Robert Bodansky,
musik von Bruno Granichstadten. Text der
gesiinge. Wien, W. Karczag, 1912. 56 p. 12°.
© Jan. 23, 1912; 2c. Apr. 17, 1912; D:
29401; W. Karczag, Vienna. 6374

von A. M. Willner und Robert Bo-
dansky und A. M. Weikoue, musik von Bruno
Granichstiidten, mise-en-scene verfasst vou
Franz Glawatsch. VoUstandiges regiebuch.
Wien, W. Karczag. 150 p. 8°.

© Ic. Apr. 29, 1912 ; D : 29528 ; W. Karczag,
Leipzig. 6375

299

6376

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

6398

Casino (The) comedy four; by J. Palmer.

© Joe Palmer, Chicago ; 1898 : 13405, Feb.
24. 6376

Casino (The) girl; a musical comedy in 3 acts,
bv H. B. Smith. liOndon, Ascherberg & co.
27 p. 8°.

© Harry B. Smith, New York; 1900 A:
3252, Feb. 5; 2c. June 21, 1901. 6377

Casket (The) case; a sunstroke in 3 fits, by
E. C. de Bonilla.

© Emanuel Camoin de Bonilla, New York:
D : 1.577, Mar. 13, 1902. • 6378

Casket (The) girl (La fille a la cassette); ro-
mantic drama in 4 acts, by E. O. Lynne. 78
p. 8°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 5, 1910 ; D : 22727 ; Edward Oth-
mer Lynne, Long Bench, Cal. 6379

Caspar Veeder; an original drama in 3 acts, by
C. T. Murphy.

© Con. T. Murphy, St. Louis; 1872:5222,
May 17. 6380

Casper Houser; an original libretto of a 4 act
comic opera, by J. P. Bender. 27 p. 16°.

© J. Porter Bender, Bakersville, Cal. : D :
3532, June 4. 1903; 2c. June 19, 1903. 6381

Casper, the minstrel; in 3 acts, by C. T. Ellis.
© Chas. T. Ellis. Syracuse, N. Y. ; 1886:

24489, Oct. 30. 6382

Casper, the warbler; in 3 acts, by C. T. Ellis.
© Chas. T. Ellis. Syracuse, N. Y. ; 1886:
24487, Oct. 30. 6383

Casper, the yodler; in 3 acts, by C. T. Ellis.
© Clms. T. Ellis, Syracuse, N. Y. ; 1886:

24490, Oct. 30. 6384

Cassalia; a comic opera in 3 acts, written and
composed by il. S. Jacobs.

© I\Iav Stetson Jacobs, Davenport, Mass. ;
1896 : 5363, Jan. 20. 6385

Casselle; a drama in 5 acts, by J. M. Steelman.

© Julia M. Steelman. Cincinnati: 1878:

5135, Apr. 27. 6386

Casselton girls. .See Present times.

Cassette (La) du docteur.
noises.

See Ombres chi-

Cassidy (The) affair; a 3 act comedy of life in-
surance, by J. D. Farrell.

© John D. Farrell, Chicago ; D : 10156, Mar.
16, 1907. 6387

Cassidy's Irish stew; a local musical farce
comedy, by Annie Mack Berlein.

© Edward J. McCormick, New York ; 1889 :
31931. Oct. 22. 6388

Cassie; or, A shadowed life, an original drama
ill 3 acts, by E. F. De Nyse.

© Edwin F. De Nyse, New York; 1871:
9799, Oct. 20. 6389

Cassilda. tS'cc Aldemon's daughter.

Cassilis (The) engagement; a comedy in 4 acts,
by St. John Hankiu. New York, S. French ;

. London, S. French, ltd.. 1907. 109 p. 12".
© Samuel French. New York ; D : 10579.
May 17, 1907 ; 2c. Oct. 24, 1907. 6390

Cassiopeia; or. Three bachelors in leap year,
by Mrs. A. J, Peterson. 18 p. 4". Type-
written.

© Ic. Nov. 17, 1909: D: 17589; Mrs. A. J.
Peterson, Long Island, N. Y. 6391

Cassius whistle; a farce in 1 act, by Robert
C. V. Meyers.

© P. Garrett & co., Philadelphia; 1885:
25209, Dec. 2; 2c. Feb. 15, 1886. 6392

Cast adrift; a domestic drama in 5 acts, by J. S.
Mackaye.

© J. Steele Mackaye, Stamford, Conn. ;
1876 : 9083, Aug. 24. 6393

See also Kirk Holand.

Cast aside.

© Patrick H. Sullivan, Samuel Harris, and
Al. H. Woods, New York; D : 998, Oct. 23.
1901. 6394

scenic melodrama in 4 acts, by Tom Fitch.

78 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Nellie La Pearl, Chicago ; D : 3447, ]\Iav
IS, 1903 ; 2c. May 18, 1903. 6395

Cast-off (The); story of ^Manila, by W. Mack.
[1], 16 p. t°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 16, 1914 ; D : 36355 ; AVillard
Mack, Salt Lake City. 6395a

Cast out; a melodrama in 3 acts, by W. A.
Williams. Philadelphia, Guarantee printing
company, 1892.

© W. A. Williams, Philadelphia; 1892:
43887, Oct. 28. 6396

or. Wife and no wife, a drama in 5 acts,

by O. B. Smith.

© Orriu B. Smith, Chicago; 1875:2644.
Mar. 22. 6397

Cast thy bread upon the waters; comedy drama,
revised by M. Hyman. [6] p. f". Type-
written.

© Ic. Oct. 8, 1914; D: 38437: Milton Hy-
man. Denver. 6397a

play in 1 act, by M. Hyman. 4 p. f.

Typewritten.

© Ic. May 31, 1913 ; D : 33364 ; Milton Hy-
man, San Francisco. 6398

See also Organ (The) grinder.

300

6399

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

6417

Cast up by the sea; a drama in 5 acts, by H.
McKee.

© Henrv McKee, St. Louis; 1881:19195,
Dec. 12. ■ 6399

Cast upon the world; or, One true Irish heart,
a sensational domestic drama in a prologue
and 5 acts, by D. E. Allyn.

© D. E. Allvn, Grinnell. la.; 1889:924.5.
Mar. 23. 6400

Casta (La); coraedia en 3 actos. original de .T.
Lopez Pinillos. Madrid, Sociedad de antores
espauoles, 1912. 54 p. 12°.

© May 24, 1912; 2c. May 13, 1912; D:
29778 ; J. Lopez Pinillos, Madrid. 6401

Casta de Mata: a Mexican tragedy in 5 acts, by
J. J. Allen.

© .T. J. Allen. Chicago: 1889:28560, Sept.
20. 6402

Casta diva; or, De Meriadec, an European
drama of to-day in 5 acts, founded upon the
novel, both composed and written by A. G.
Ketchum. New York, Published by the au-
thor, 1891.

© Annie Chambers Ketchum, Loiiisville;
1891:3269, Jan. 22. 6403

Castalia; or. The cost of her triumph, romantic
drama in 5 acts, by Alfred E. Rice.

© .Toseph Benjamin Todenbier. Detroit ;
1885 : 17855, Aug. 22. 6404

Castanet (The) drill and the tambourine drill;
by J. Lilian Vandevere. Franklin, O., El-
dridge entertainment house. 8 p. 12°.

© Mov. 1, 1914 : 2c. Dec. 19. 1914 ; D : 39300 ;
Eldridge entertainment house, Franklin. O.

6404a

Castara; or. A moral lesson, an emotional
drama in 4 acts, by F. J. Hallo.

© Frnnk J. Hnllo, Minneapolis; 1894: 28678.
July 9. 6405

Castaway (The); a drama, by W. Stuart.

© AYilliam Stuart, United States; 1881:
3940, Mar. 15. 6406

a melodrama in 9 tableaux, by A. K. Ful-
ton.

© A. K. Fulton, P.altimoro; 1883:9891, May
31. 6407

play in 4 acts, by John Ritter. [2], 116 p.

Castaways (The) — Continued.

a nautical drama in 4 acts, by H. Lindley.

© Harry Lindley, Leetonia, O. ; 1889 : 18436,
June 17. 6410

See also Children (The) of Captain Grant.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 1, 1913 : D : .32810 : John P. Rit-
ter, New York. 6408

Castaways (The); a musical play in 2 acts, book
and lyrics by J. N. Hilliard. music by George
Minges.

© John Northern Hilliard, Rochester. N. Y. :
D : 13684. Aug. 29, 1908. 6409

Caste; an original comedy in 3 acts, by T. W.
Robertson. New American ed., correctly re-
printed from the original authorized acting
ed. New York, H. Roorbach.

© Harold Roorbach, New York; 1890:
14238. Apr. 29; 2c. Apr. 29. 6411

Casted breads; by M. Hyman. 5 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Dec. 26, 1911 ; D : 28099 ; Milton Hy-
man. San Francisco. 6412

Castello (II) del sogno; poemo drammatico in 4
canti, di E. A. Butti. 108 p. 8°.

© Enrico Annibale Butti, Milan; D: 14.583,
Dec. 21, 1908; 2c. Dec. 21, 1908. 6413

Castigo (El) en la venganza; melodrama lirico
en un prologo y 3 cuadros, en verso, original
de E. Prieto, musica del maestro Jose Fon-
rat. Madrid [Sociedad de autores espaiiolesl
1908. 48 p. 8°. [Libretto only]

© Enrique Prieto, Madrid ; D : 14500, Dec.
11. 1908 ; 2c. Dec. 11, 1908. 6414

Castillo (El); zarzuela en un acto y 3 cuadros,
en prosa y verso de M. Echegaray, mfisica
de los maestros Nieto y Ortells. Madrid [So-
ciedad de autores espaiioles] 1909. 41 p. 8°.
[Libretto only]

© Miguel Echegaray, Madrid : D : 1.5466.
Mar. 27, 1909 ; 2c. Mar. 27, 1909. 6415

Castillo (El) de las Aguilas; drama Ifrico, en
1 pi-ologo y 4 cuadros, en verso, original de
L. Linares Becerra y J. de Burgos, musica del
maestro Teodoro San Jose. Madrid, Sociedad
de autores espauoles, 1910. 52 p. 12°. [Li-
bretto only]

© May 19. 1910; 2c. May 20, 1910; D:
21079 ; Luis Linares Becerra y Javier de Bur-
gos, Madrid. 6416

Casting (The) a,side of past vagaries. See
Awakening (The)

Carting the boomerang. See Seven-twenty-
eight.

Casting the first stone; play in 3 acts, by A.
Armstrong [pseud, of Agnes Bird] [1], 64 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. ,Ian. 19, 1914 ; D : 35704 ; Agnes Bird,
Thomaston, Me. 6416a

Castle Botherem; by Arthur Law. London, J.
Williams, ltd. ; New York. E. Schuberth & co..
1904. 32 p. 8".

© Josenh Williams, ltd., London : D : 5141.
June 7. 1904 ; 2c. June 7, 1904. 6417

301

6418

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

6437

Castle (The) builders; a comedy in 4 acts, by
Margaret Cameron. 4°. Typewritten.

© Margaret Cameron Smith, Oakland, Cal. ;
D : 1G72, Mar. 31. 1902 ; 2c. Mar. 31, 1902. 6418

Castle Dangerous; a drama of the fourteenth
century in 3 acts, by W. J. (lalt.

© William .T. Gait. Philadelphia: 189S :
54739. Sept. 19; 2c. May 14, 1902. 6419

a farcical comedy in 8 acts, by P. S. Sharpe.

Typewritten.

© Percv Seymour Sharpe. Chicago ; D : T7G.
Aug. 20, 1901 ; 2c. Aug. 20, 1901. 6420

Castle Garden; a realistic original play of the
times, by J. J. McCloskey.

© Fred. G. Maeder. New Yorii : 1874 : 11512,
Sept. 9. 6421

or. New York Battery Park, a play, by

D. Thompson.

© Denman Thompson. Louisville: 1881:
18851, Dec. 6. 6422

— See also Hedge (The) waif.

Castle Gloomy; a comic opera in 3 acts, libretto
by H. C. Baker. Typewritten.

© Henrv Charles Baker, Iowa City, la. :
1896:19051, Mar. 27; 2c. Mar. 27. 6423

Castle Grandprey; by Mrs. S. Crowninshield.
© Mrs. Schuyler Crowninshield. AVashing-
ton ; D : 1618, Mar. 18, 1902. 6424

Castle (A) in Spain; a modern comedy in 4 acts,
by Mrs. C. A. Doremus and L. Westervelt.

© Leonidas Westervelt and Mrs. Chas. Do-
remus, New York ; D : 13199, June 16. 1908.

6425

a romantic play in 4 acts, by Gage Bennett.

4". Typewritten.

© William Gage Bennett, New York; D:
11546. Oct. 17, 1907; Ic. Oct. 17, 1907; Ic.
Nov. 5, 1907. 6426

Castle in the air; sketch in 3 scenes, by B. R.
Perkins and H. L. Fox. 14 p. 4". Type-
written.

© Ic. Jan. 25, 1910; D: 20022; Emily R.
Perkins and Henry L. Fox, Philadelphia.

6427

Castle (The) of Grumpygrouch; musical fan-
tasy in 2 parts, by V. Kline and M. D. Dona-
hey. [1], 77 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. May 14, 1914 ; D : 37036 ; Virginia
Kline and Mary Dickerson Donahey, Long
Beach, N. Y. 6427a

Castle (The) of Heart's desire. See Cinderella
and the prince.

Castle Ski-hi; a musical comedy in 2 acts, words
by A. M. Shaw, nmsic by Elizabeth T^utton
Alden. 143 p. 4". Typewritten. [Libretto
only]

© Adele Marie Shaw, Brooklyn ; D : 8174.
:\Iar. 16, 1906; 2c. Mar. 16, 1906. 6428

Castle Sombras; a play in 4 acts, by H. Green-
ough Smith. New York, 1896.

© Richard Mansfield, New York; 1896:
" 60761, Nov. 5. 6429

Castlemoor; a romantic Irish comedy drama in
4 acts, by J. E. Sullivan. Typewritten.

© James E. Sullivan, Springfield. Mass. ;
1894:23084. INIay 10; Ic. May 10. 6430

Castles in Corsica; picturesque musical comedy
tabloid in 1 act, 1 scene, by Chas. Norton.
Chicago, Chicago manuscript co., 1914. [2],
22 p. f. Mimeographed.

© Dec. 23, 1914; 2c. Jan. 2. 1915; D:
39270; Alex. Byers, Chicago. 6430a

Castles in Spain; an original play in 4 acts, by
A. Cuyas.

© Arturo Cuyas, New York; 1881:3596,
Mar. 11. 6431

play in 3 acts, by E. John. 84 p. 4".

Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 31, 1910; D: 20654; Ernest
•John. Manistee. Mich. 6432

Castles (The) of the devil,
enchanted castles.

Sec Seven (The)

Gastletons (The); a society drama in 5 acts, by
M. D. Gregory.

© Mamie Dandridge Gregory, Danville, 111. :
1899:5,3802, Aug. 23. 6433

Cat (The); a farcical comedy in 3 acts, act 1.
© Hugh Farrar McDermott, New York ;
1886 : 1519, Jan. 18 ; Ic. Jan. 18. 6434

a New York plav of today in 3 acts, by

G. W. Ward. 116 p. f. Typewritten.

© George Wester field Ward, Alexandria,
Minn. ; D : 14622. Dec. 24, 1908 ; 2c. Dec. 28.
1908. 6435

Cat (The) and the canary; comedy sketch in 1
act, by J. M. Wiest. 4°. Typewritten.

© Jolin M. Wiest, Ashland, O. ; D : 1.3445,
July 30, 1908 ; 2c. July 30, 1908. 6436

Cat (The) and the cherub; play in 1 act, by
C. B. Fernald. New York, S. French ; Lon-
don, S. French, ltd., 1912. 35 p. 12".

© Oct. 18, 1912; 2c. Oct. 19, 1912; D:
31177; Samuel French, ltd., London. 6437

See also Oracolo (Ij')

Cat-boat (The) See Yankee fantasies.

302

6438

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

6454

™ Cat (A) in a bag. 8°. Typewritten.

© Felix F. Feist, New Yorli ; D : 11775.
Nov. 20, 1907; 2c. Nov. 20, 1907. 6438

Cat (The) in the kitchen; a monologue sketch
for Irish comedian, by C. H. Lee.

© Colton H. Lee. Washington: D : 2139,
July 19, 1902. 6439

Catado (El); or, The indelible kiss, in 1 act,
by P. Chyuoweth. 29 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 7, 1911; 0:251.59; Phillips
Chynoweth, Madison, Wis. 6440

Catalina (The) maid. (?ee Song (The) of the
sea-shell.

Cataline. See Catiline.

Catalogued; twenty minute farce, by S. C. Hun-
ter. Browns Valley, Minn., Stanley C. Hun-
ter, 1914. cover-title, [4] p. 8".

© jNIar. 9, 1914 ; 2c. Mar. 13, 1914 ; D : 36337 ;
Stanley C. Hunter, Browns Valley. Minn.

6441

Catalpa (The) six; or, The rescued Fenians,
sensational drama in 3 acts, by E. Carleton.

© Elizabeth Carleton. New York; 1877:
3384, Mar. 20. 6442

Catarina of Venice; in 4 acts, by E. J. M. Hart,
f. Typewritten.

© Edgar ,T. M. Hart, New York ; D : 2404.
Oct. 2, 1902 ; 2c. Feb. 6, 1903. 6443

Catastrofs (I*a) de Eurgos; juguete comico en
2 actos, el primero dividido en 2 cnadros,
original de E. Garcia Alvarez y A. Casero.
Madrid [Sociedad de autores espaiioles] 1914.
52 p. ■12°.

© IMar. 28, 1914; Ic. Mar. 30, 1914; D:
36535 ; Enrique Gnvcia Alvarez y Antonio
Casero, iladrid. 6443a

Catastrophe; play in 1 act. by M. W. Sohn.
[6] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 7. 1914; D: 35948; Monte W.
Sohn, New York. 6443b

Catch as catch ca,n; a wrestle for love and
money, in 3 throws, by H. A. Du Souchet.

© Henrv A. Du Souchet, New York; 1886:
9710, Apr. 22. .6444

Catching a Croesus, l-k'c Red letter nights.

Catching Clara; commencement play, by Louise
Rand Bascom. Lebanon, O.. March brothers,
1914. 42 p. 8°.

© Aug. 4, 1914 ; 2c. Aug. 6, 1914 ; D : 37762 ;
INIarch bros., Lebanon, O. 6444a

Catching the blame; original farcical comedv
in 3 acts, by Ellison Harvey. [101] p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 4, 1912 ; D : 28935 ; American
amusement assn., Chicago. 6445

Catchon (The); a comedy, by J. Meakins.

© James Meakins, New York ; 1891 : 2123,
.Tan. 13. 6446

Catchy comic dialogues; original humorous di-
alogues suitable for all kinds of entertain-
ments for young people and adults, by Marie
Irish. Chicago, T. S. Denison [1905] 119 p.
16°.

© Thomas S. Denison, Chicago ; D : 6945.
July 10, 1905 ; 2c. Sept. 14, 1905. 6447

Catechize (A) on cat-ology; a satirical operetta
with recitations and a prologue, by Katrine.
© Susan J. H. (Stayner) Bougarty, Provi-
dence ,R. I. ; 1890 ; 20673, June 27. e447a

Catechism (The) a kindly light; playlet for St.
Patrick's day, by T. C. Garrahan. 14 p. 16°.
Printed.

© Mar. 17, 1915; 2c. June 17, 1915; D:
40971 ; Thomas C. Garrahan, Framingham,
Mass. 6447a

Caterine; in 3 acts, by E. A. Cooke. 32 p. 8".

© Edward Alexander Cooke, Cradlev Heath,
England ; D : 1105. Nov. 18, 1901 ; 2c. Nov. 18,
1901. 6448

Caterpillar (The) and butterfly; ballet, by A.
Groll and E. M. Engelman.

© Albert Groll and E. M. Engelman, United
States ; 1898 : 10063, Feb. 7. 6449

Catetas (Las); juguete c6mico en 1 acto, di-
vidido en 3 cnadros, en prosa y verso, letra de
E. Montesinos y J. Garcia Cruz, miisica del
maestro Emilio Borras. Madrid [Sociedad de
autores espaiioles] 1908. 28, [2] p. 12".

© Eduardo Montesinos y J. Garcia Cruz,
Madrid: D: 14701, Jan. 2, 1909; 2c. Jan. 2,
1909. 6450

Catharine Parr; an historical drama in 5 acts.
98 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Jennett P. Martin, Pittsburgh ; D : 1758,
Apr. 19, 1902; 2c. Mar. 25, 1903. 6451

• in 5 acts, dramatized by Fred G. Meader.

f". Typewritten.

© Ida Vernon, New York ; D : 1413, Feb. 7,
1902 ; 2c. Feb. 7, 1902. 6452

or, Henry VIII and his court, being the

dramatization of L. IMuhlbach's historical ro-
mance, by C. Winslow.

© Corrinue Winslow, Titusville, Pa. ; 1873 :
3965, Apr. 15. 6453

Catharine Parr, Queen of England; drama in
5 acts, by Elisa Spranger-Speugler, tr. from
the German by M. H. Petzold.

© aiorris H. Petzold. New York; 1874:
11068, Sept. 14. 6454

303

6455

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

6478

^

Catharine the Second, of Russia; in 5 acts, bj'
John Valentine Bridgeman.

© Frederick Jacob Pillot. New York ; 1877 :
10782, Sept. 18. 6455

Cathedral (The); a domestic comedy dealing;

with American life in 8 acts, by J. Wedekind.

© Julius Wedekind. Now York ; D : 56, Jan.

21. 1901. 6456

Catherine Cornaro; an American play, adapted
by C. Davenant.

© Cicely Davenant. United States; 1889:
9430, Mar. 25. 6457

Catherine Malone; a drama in 5 acts, by G. A.
Rankin.

© George A. Rankin, San Francisco ; 1883 :
14236, July 31; 2c. Aug. 15. 6458

Catherine Market.

© J. M. Weber and L. M. Fields, New York ;
1898 : 68186, Nov. 22. 6459

Catherine of Cleves; or, The magic mirror.
© Louise F. Mars. Albany : 1878 : 590, Jan.
11. 6460

Catherine street ferry.

© Joseph :m. Weber and Louis M. Fields,
New York ; 1898 : 68188, Nov. 22. 6461

Catherine the Great; a drama in 4 acts and 1
scene, by D. Hasting.s.

© Dille Hastings. Philadelphia ; D : 4408,
Dec. 21. 1903. 6462

an historical drama in 5 acts, by J. E.

Middleton. f". Typewritten.

© J. Edgar Middleton, Toronto, Canada.
D : 7441, Oct. 23, 1905 ; 2c. Oct. 23, 1905. 6463

Cathleen Ni Hoolihan. See Hour-glass (The)
and other plays. — Unicorn (The) from the
stars and other plays.

Cathode rays; a musical drama in 3 acts, by
C. B. Grant.

© Charles Byron Grant, New York; 1896:
10079, Feb. 11; 2c. May 6. 6464

Same.

© Charles Byron Grant, New York, 1896:

6465

21470, Apr. 6.

Catilina. See Efterladte skrifter; af Henrik
Ib.sen.

Catiline; drama in 4 acts, by C. C. S. Gushing.
4 V. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 17, 1915; D: 40190; C. C. S.
Gushing, Sirasbury, Conn. 6466

a tragedy in 5 acts, by M. Warren. 75 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Maude Warren, Toledo, O. : D : 7777.
Dec. 28. 1905: 2c. Jan. 17. 1906. 6466a

Catnip; comedy sketch, by W. A. Peters. [2],
9 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 8, 1913; D : 32887 ; Will A.
I'eters, Houston. 6467

Catnip tea; a farcical comedy in 2 acts and 1
scene, by J. W^. Ransone.

© John W. Ransone, Richmond ; 1885 :
5057, Feb. 28; 2c. Mar. 28. 6468

Cato. Sec Representative English dramas
from Dryden to Sheridan.

Cats and cads.

© Jane Fraser AVilson, Binghampton,
N. Y. ; D : 3260, Apr. 8, 1903. 6469

Cats, cats, cats; a comic sketch, composed and
arr. by W. P. Sweatnara.

© Willis P. Sweatnam, New York; 1887:
5892, Mar. 14; 2c. Mar. 14. 6470

Cats in the cream; a masonic misadventure, a
comedy in 3 acts, by Mrs. E. D. Kendall.

© Mrs. E. D. Kendall, Lawrence, Mass. ;
1880 : 1968, Feb. 4. 6471

Cat's-paw (The); an Anglo-Indian play in 4 acts,
by B. M. Croker. 4°. Typewritten.

© Mrs. B. M. Croker, London ; D : 8325,
Mar. 12, 1906; Ic. Feb. 10, 1906. 6472

a comedy in 1 act, by Edward Harold Crosby.

ii

f". Typewritten.

© Edward H. Crosby, Boston ; D : 9142,
Sept. 25, 1906; 2c. Sept. 25, 1906. 6473

a drama in prologue and 3 acts, by J. <X

Kaler.

© J. O. Kaler, New York ; 1874 : 9170, July

I

11.

6474

— a farce in 3 acts, by G. F. Steely.

© Guy F. Steely. Oak Park. 111.; D : 6868.
June 23, 1905. 6475

1 act drama, by B. Talbot-Hardcastle. fl],

14 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 14, 1911; D: 230.53; Bertram
Talbot-Hardcastle, Denver. 6476

— 1 act play, by J. M. Van Deursen and N.
Springer. 17 p. f. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 8, 1915; D : 39902 ; .L M. Van
Deursen and Norman Springer, San Bernar-
dino, Cal. 6476a

— an original American farcical-comedy in 3

acts, by H. A. Du Souchet.

© Henry A. Du Souchet, New York ; 1894 :
19340, Apr. 14. 6477

an original romantic play in 4 acts, by

Dwight Stevens fpseud. of Elenore Boyd
Tuck] 4". Typewritten.

© Elenore Boyd Tuck. Bronxville. N. Y. ;
D : 10168, Mar. 18, 1907 ; Ic. Mar. 18, 1907 ;
Ic. Mar. 26. 1907. 6478

304

6479

COPYEIGHTED IN. THE UNITED STATES

6499

Catskillian (The); comic opera in 3 acts, by

.1. S. Vfin Dresser and William T. Van
Dresser. [133] p. 4°. Typewritten,

© Ic. Oct. 11, 1911; D: 2.3580; Jasmine

Stone Van Dresser, New York. 6479

Cattle (The) king; an original comedy in 4
acts, by M. T. Allen. St. Louis, Nixon-Jones
printing co., 1885.

© Marie Townsend Allen, St. Louis; 1SS5:
21876, Oct. 19. 6480

or, The rival ranchmen, a melodramatic,

sensational and equestrian drama in 6 acts.
© James H. AVallick, New York; 18S5 :
17545, Aug. 18; 2c. Sept. 16, 1880. 6481

Cattle (The) kings; or. The rival ranchmen,
an equestrian drama in 6 acts.

© James H. Wallick, Birmingham, Ala. ;
1885:26038, Dec. 11; 2c. Sept. 16. 6482

Cattle (The) kings of Texas; or, Arvine's
oath, a drama, by M. Boyd.

© Maggie Boyd, Riverside, Cal. ; 1888:
19641, July 7. 6483

Cattle (The) queen; a 1 act comedy, by Will M.
Cressy.

© Francesca Redding, New York ; D : 3637.
.Tune 19, 1903. 6484

Cattle (The) ranch. See History (A) of
American civilization.

Cattle (The) show. See Plain John Smith.

Cattle (The) thief.

© Wavne Groves Barrows, Park Ridge,
111.; D: 11928, Dec. 6, 1907. 6485

by Fred Sefton. 6 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 2, 1911 ; D : 24841 ; J. R. Hirsch-
field, Detroit. 6486

western comedy drama in 1 act, by J. D.

Dower. 16 p. 24°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 30, 1911; D: 25107; James D.

Dower, Reading, Pa. 6487

■ ■ or, The Duke of Arizona, a comedy drama

playlet, by D. Livingston. [10] p. 12". Printed.

© David Livingston, Grimsby, Canada; D:

13414, July 27, 1908 ; 2c. July 27, 1908.

6488
11 p.

Caught; 1 act playlet, by M. Hyman,
f. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 8, 1914; D: 38436; Milton Hy-
man, Denver. 6488a

a 1 act sketch for two characters and a

voice, by R. H. Davis.

© Robert Hobart Davis, New Y^ork ; D:
1321, Jan. 20, 1902. 6489

society drama in 4 acts, by H. Muhr.

© Herman Muhr, Hoboken, N. J.; 1886:
28999, Dec. 18. 6490

Caught, a burglar. 7 p. 4°. Typewritten.
© C. Green, New York ; D : 11820, Nov. 27,
1907; 2c. Dec. 30, 1907. 6491

Caught, a Tartar; comedy-drama in 4 acts, by
W. J. Gait. 91 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© William .L Gait, Philadelpbia ; D: 14977,
Feb. 3, 1909; 2c. Feb. 3, 1909. 6492

Caught at last; a comedietta in 1 act, by No-
mad [pseud.] (In De Witt's acting plays, no.
333)

© A. T. B. De Witt, New York; 1884:
26409, Dec. 30; 2c. Jan. 22, 1885. 6493

— farce in 1 act, by Dwight Spencer Ander-
son. Clyde, O., Ames' publishing co., 1909. 15
p. 12°. (On cover: Ames' series of standard
and minor drama, no. 486)

© Nov. 9, 1909; 2c. Nov. 17, 1909; D:
17411: Ames pub. co., Clyde, O. 6494

— a play in 1 act, by D. S. Anderson. 14 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Dwight Spencer Anderson, Cleveland ;
D : 11360, Sept. 16, 1907 ; 2c. Sept. 16, 1907.

6495

a sensational drama in 3 acts, by Edw. C.

Reedy.

© Thomas J. Campbell, New York; 1880:
9748, June 24. 6496

Caught at the station; musical burlesque, by
Frank Dumont. [3], 32 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 2, 1914 ; D : 38980 ; Charles Bar-
ton, Centerport, N. Y. 6496a

Caug-ht by the undertow; play in 1 act, by
C. W. Sweetland. 19 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Claire W. Sweetland, Thomastown,
N. Y.; D: 12902, May 5, 1908; 2c. May 5,
1908. 6497

Caught by wireless; or. The retribution of
Kawley Klippen, a melo-drama in 3 acts and
4 scenes, by Don Morris. [3], 89 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Oct. 4, 1910 ; D : 22271 ; H. M. Hork-
heiraer, New York. 6498

Caught in a corner; a serio-comic commercial
play, by W. J. Shaw.

© William J. Shaw, Cincinnati; 1886:
11087, May 10. 6499

Caught in
night.

a storm. See Paris, night by

Caught in his own net; drama in 3 acts and
11 scenes, by E. R. Callahan. [2], 145 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 3, 1914; D: 30620; Elizabeth R.
Callahan, Cleveland. 6499a

Caught in his own trap, ffee Granger (The)

5379—15-

-20

305

6500

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

6524

Caught in the act; a comedy in 3 acts, adapted

from the French, by Newton Chisnell. Clyde,

O., Allies publishing co.
<c) Ames pub. co., Clyde, O.; 1888:34945,

Dee. 7; 2c. Dec. 24. 6500
farcical surprise in 1 act and 5 scenes, by

W. Foran. [1], 16 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 22, 1913; D: 33013; William
Foran, New York. 6501

1 act play, by G. Munro. [1], 7 p. f.

Typewritten.

© Ic. May G, 1912; D: 29585; Gordon
Munro, East Orange, N. J. 6502

play in 1 act, by M. Schulz. [1], 8 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. July 19, 1913; D: 33848; Marie
Schulz, WoodclifC Lake, N. J. 6503

a 3 act farcical comedy from the French.

© Simmonds and Brown, New York; 1886:
26856, Nov. 27. 6504

See also Stolen words.

Caught in the rain. 45 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Grant Stewart, New York ; D : 9404,
June 4, 1006; 2c. Apr. 12, 1906. 6505

farce in 3 acts, by C. W. CoUison. 104 p.

4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 28, 1913; D : 33083 ; C. Wilson
Collison, Columbus, O. 6506

— — a musical comedy in 3 acts, by T. W.
Eckert.

© Thomas Wilmott Eckert, United States;
1880: 11086, May 10. 6507

Caught in the web; a 4 act detective play, by
J. Le Brandt.

© Joseph Le Brandt, New York; 1899:
84906, Dec. 30. 6508

Caught napping; a comedy, by F. Gellatly.

© Francis Gellatly, Lake Forest, 111. ; 1876 :
13939, Dec. 15. 6509

Caught on; a play in 4 acts.

© Alfred S. Phillips, New York; 1885:
13323, June 17. 6510

Caught out; farce in 3 acts, by H. Manley
Dana. Boston, Walter H. Baker & co., 1914.
36 p. 12°.

© Feb. 21, 1914; 2c. Feb. 24, 1914; D:
36115; Walter H. Baker & co., Boston. 6510a

Caught with the goods; comedy in 3 acts, by
L. Ditrichstein. 4". Typewritten.

© Leo Ditrichstein, New York ; D : 2774,
Dec.. 27, 1902; 2c. Dec. 27, 1902. 6511

farce comedy, by A. Seymour. 17 p. f°.

Tj'pewritten.

© Ic. July 28, 1910; D: 21663; Arthur
Seymour, New York, 6512

Caught with the goods — Continued.

■ farce in 3 acts, by G. P. Steely. 104 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 28, 1909; D: 17806; Guy F.
Steely, Oak Park, 111. 6513

— a 1 act play for four persons, by C. A.
Beck. 17 p. 4*. Typewritten.

© Chas. Albert Beck, New York ; D : 12888,
May 1, 1908; 2c. Apr. 28, 1908. 6514

— play in 1 act, by J. J. O'Connor. [1], 14 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 17, 1912 ; D : 29694 ; John James
O'Connor, Chicago. 6515

a sketch in 1 act, by Frank Dumont.

Philadelphia, Penn pub. co., 1908. 9 p. 12°.

© Penn pub. co., Philadelphia ; D : 13188,
June 15, 1908; 2c. June 15, 1908. 6516

or, Something doing, comedy farce with

music, by L. Grover and L. Grover, jr.

© Leonard Grover aixl Leonard Grover, .jr..
New York; D : 7177, Aug. 22, 1905. 6517

Cauliflower; a comeily in 3 acts, by C. H. Chase.

© Clilford Hoffman Chase, Haverhill,

Mass.; 1894:18011, Apr. 5. . 6518

Cause (The); comedv in 4 acts, by M. Seddon
and E. M. Owings. [103] p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. June 21, 1911; D : 24531 ; Margaret
Seddon, Washington. 6519

— --4 act drama. 66 p. f°. Typewritten.
© Edward Bizar, Paterson ; D : 14329, Nov.
20, 1908; 2c. Nov. 20, 1908. 6520

- — play in 1 act, by F. A. Gambold. 12 p.
f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 7, 1911; D: 24649; Fred A.
Gambokl, Los Angeles. 6521

Cause and effect; drama in 1 act, by R. A.
Dowling. 6 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 22, 1910; D : 22118 ; R. A.
Dowling, New Orleans. 6522

Cause (Une) celebre. See Daughter's (A)
evidence. — In the heart of Maryland.

Cause for divorce; play in 1 act, by C. Ranson.
[1], 10 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 24, 1913; D: 34523; Cliarles
Ranson, New York. 6523

— —See also Household affairs.

Cause (The) of it all; a playet in 1 act, by
M. B. Sinclair. 6 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Maud B. Sinclair, New York; D: 12229,
Jan. 2:5, 1908; 2c. Jan. 25, 190a 6524

See also Forged (The) coupon, and other

stories and dramas.

306

6534

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

6541

Cause (The) of the war; comedy in 1 act, by
B. Poyiiter and J. Bowers. 11], 10 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. IS, 1914; D: 39128; Beulnh
Poynter and Jolin Bowers. New York. 6524a

Cause of -woman; or, The militant suffragette,
ori.sinal playlet in 1 act, by V. G. Visscher.
14 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 13. 1910; D : 21402 ; V. Glenn
Vissclier, New York. 6525

Causeries recreatives sur le dogme et la m.o-
rale; par rautenr de La communion des tout-
pi-tits. Paris, A. Roblot, 1914. 3 p. 1., 259 p.
illus., front 16°.

© Julv 3. 1914; Ic. .Tuly 20, 1914; A—
Foreign i0892; A. Roblot, Paris. 6525a

Causeway (The) g-uide; in 4 acts, by W. H.
Douffl lerty. Typewri tten.

© William II. Doughertv, Wasbington; D:
81, Jan. 25, 1901; 2c. July 15, 1901. 6526

Cavalier (El); American ligbt opera in 2 acts,
book and Ivrics by W. E. Weills, music by
(J. R. Weills. 49 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Chas. R. Weills, Harrisburg, Pa.; D:
15142, Feb. 20, 1909; 2c. Feb. 20, 1909. 6527

Cavalier from Madrid; pantomime act, by C.
:\Iartinettie. 4 p. 4°. Tj-pewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 19, 1910 ; D : 22129 ; Clark INIar-
tinettie, Philadelphia. 6528

Cavalier (A) of France; or, An intrigue in
the days of Henri Trois, a romantic drama
in 5 acts, by Espy Williams. Typewritten.

© Espy W. H. Williams, New Orleans;
1897:110i6, Feb. 13; 2c. July 6. 6529

Cavalier (A) of Maryland; a comedy in 4 acts,
by C. Fletcher.

© Coyne Fletcher, Washington ; D : 4.53,
May 11, 1901. 6530

Cavaliere (II) della rosa; comraedia in 3 atti,
di Hugo von Hofmannsthal, traduzione ritmica
italiana, di Ottone Schanzer, musica di Rich-
ard Strauss. Berlin, Paris, A. Fiirstner;
Milano, Casa musicale Lorenzo Sonzogno,
1911. 148 p. 12". [Libretto only]

© Mar. 10, 1911; 2c. Mar. 2.5, 1911; D:
2.3740; Adolph Fiirstner. Berlin. 6531

Cavaliere (II) di Narunkestunkesberg'; 6pera
humoristica en un prologo y 3 cuadros. de P.
Parellada, musica coordinada por el maestro
Tomas Ban-era. Madrid [Sociedad de au-
tores espafioles] 1914. 38 p. 12°. [Words
only]

© Mar. 15, 1915; Ic. Mar. 17, 1915; D:
40055 ; Pablo Parellada, Madrid. 6531a

Cavaliers and carpet-baggers in South Caro-
lina. See Invisible (The) empire.

Cavalleria rusticana; popular scenes, by Gio-
vanni Verga. New York, James A. McGrntk

© James A. MeGrath, New York; 1890:
12G88, Feb. 26. 6532

or. False faith, a play in 1 act, founded

on Mascagni's opera, by K. De Cordova.

© Dudolph De Cordov.n, New York; 1891:
44497, Dec. 8; 2c. Dec. 8. 6533

(Rustic chivalry); a play from the Italian

of G. Verga, tr. and a(hipteil for the American
stage, by a Carrano. Typewritten.

© A. Carrano, New York; 1891:34107,
S^t. 25; 2c. May 28, 1892; 2c. Feb. 17, 1902.

6534

a play in 1 act, adapted by Louis J.

Cella. 18 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© L. J. Cella, New York; D:9G74. Dec. 17,
1906; 2c. Dec. 17, 190G. 6535

See also Benedictus. — Rustic chivalry. —

Zanetto and Cavalleria inisticana.

Cave; a comedy in 3 acts, and The woman's
masquerade; a comedy in 1 act, by N. D.
Smith. New York, Washington [etc.] Broad-
way publishing co. [1911] 44 p. 12°.

© Dec. 28, 1911; 2c. Dec. 29, 1911; A:
303622; Nora Del Smith, Decatur, Ind. 6536

Cave Creek. See Found, in the Rockies.

Cave (The) inn; a play in 4 acts, by D. Clarke.
4°. Typewritten.

© Della Clarke, New York; D: 12603, Mar.
24, 1908; 2c. Mar. 24, 1908. 6537

Cave (The) lady; comedy in 3 acts, by B. Car-
penter. [1], 95 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 14, 1915 ; D : 41990 ; Bruce Car-
penter, Cambridge, Mass. 6537a

See also Eyes (The) have it.

Cave man; comedy in 4 acts, by G. Burgess.
133 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 5, 1910; D: 20351; Gelett Bur-
gess, New York. 6538

a play in 4 acts, by J. Corbin.

© .John Corbin, New York ; D : 7039, July
26, 1905. 6539

a play of the redwoods, by Charles K.

Field, music by W. J. McCoy; being the 33d
midsummer high jinks of the Bohemian club
of San Francisco. . . [San Francisco, Sun-
set publishing house, 1910] xiv p.^ 1 1., 42 p.,
4 1. 8°.

© Aug. 6, 1910; 2c. Aug. 24, 1910; A:
271137; Bohemian club, San Francisco. 6540

Cave (The) of Cabosh.

© Otto A. Haiierbach, New York ; D : 5."62,
Sept. 24, 1904. 6541

307

6542

DRAMATIC COMPOSITION'S

6562

Cave of doubt; operetta in 3 acts, by M. S.
Jacobs.

© May Stetson Jacobs, Danversport, Mass. ;
1896 : 58095, Oct. 22 ; 2c. Jan. 2, 1897. 6542

Cave (The) of gold. , See Reuben Glue.

Cave (The) of paradise, t". Typewritten.

© Geo. W. McFarlantl and Jolin F. Mur-
ray, Kansas City, Mo. ; . D : 3914, Sept. 8,
1903; 2c. Sept. 8, 1903. 6543

Cave (The) woman; original drama in 3 acts,
by V. Kline. 3 v. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 21, 1914; D: 37641; Virginia
Kline, New York. 6543a

or. The man around the corner, a wliim-

sey on modern-day life in 4 acts and a pro-
logue, by R. Marsliall and M. Terrell. 104 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 12, 1915; D: 39374; Racbael
Marshall and Maverick Terrell, Seattle.

6543b

Caves (The) of Carrig-Cleena. See Emerald
(The) isle.

Caviar; comedy in 3 acts, by A. P. Farago and
W. E. Kurtz.

© Alexander P. Farago and William B.
Kurtz, Pittsburgh ; D : 8614, May 29, 1906.

6544

Cavite; a romantic drama in 5 acts, by J. L.
McLeish.

© John Lewin McLeish, Cincinnati ; 1898 :
34646, June 6. 6545

Cawasa; drama in 5 acts, by M. M. Gay.

© Mary M. Gay, Boston ; 1878 : 5293, May
2. 6546

Caza de almas; comedia lirica en 1 acto y en
prosa, originnl de A. M. Vi^rgol, nmsica del
maestro Kafael Calleja. Madrid [Sociedad de
autores espaiioles] 1908. 30 p. 12°. [Libretto
only]

© Antonio M. Viergol, Madrid; D : 13S72,
Sept. 21, 1908; 2c. Sept. 21, 1908. 6547

Ce bon docteur; comedie en 1 acte [par] A.
Rene Berton. Paris, G. Ondet, 1909. 56 p.
12^

© Aug. 27, 1909; 2c. Sept. 25, 1909; D:
16922; Georges Ondet, Paris. 6548

Ce cher oncle; vaudeville en 1 acte, par Ga-
rofalo & Dlaverdet. Paris, C. Joubert, 1912.
27 p. 8".

© Oct. 1, 1912 ; 2c. Dec. 2, 1912 ; D : 31514 ;
Joubert, Paris. 6549

Ce pauvre Cyprien; comedie en 1 acte, par
Maurice de Damniartin. Paris, M. Vieu et
J. Vieu, 1909. 54 p. 12'.

© Maurice et Jane Vieu, Paris ; D : 1.5032,
Feb. 8, 1909 ; 2c. Feb. 8, 1909. 6550

Ce qu' il faut taire; piece en 3 actes, par Ar-
thur Meyer et d'une preface d'Adolphe Bris-
son. Paris, Plon-Nourrit et cie., 1914. 4 pi.,
xxiv p., 1 1., 208 p. 12".

© July 2, 1914 ; Ic. July 20, 1914 ; D : 37629 ;
Plon-Nourrit & cie., Paris. 6550a

Ce vieux Marius; vaudeville en 1 acte, de
. Louis Bouvet et Ch. Darantiere. Paris, C.
Joubert, 1911. 34 p. 8°.

© Dec. 20, 1911; 2c. Dec. 26, 1911; D:
28093; Joubert, Paris. 6551

Cead mille failte; or, East and West, an
American drama in 5 acts, by J. Corkery.

© James Corkery, South Amboy, N. ,L ;
1876 : 12640, Nov. 14 ; 2c. Nov. 22. 6552 ;

Cecelia; 4 act play, by P. E. McNamee. [58] p.
f*. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 16, 1911; D: 25778; Peter Ed-
ward McNamee, South Chicago. 6553

Cecelia's vision.

© I. Otis Jones, Indianapolis; 1900 A:
16268, July 2. 6554

Ceci n'est pas un conte; piece lyrique en 1 acte,
paroles de Gaston Dumestre, musique de
Stienon Du Pre. Paris, M. Vieu et J. Vieu,
1911. 23 p. 12°. [Libretto only]

© Nov. IS, 1911; 2c. Nov. 27, 1911; D:
25864; Maurice Vieu et Jane Vieu, Paris.

6555

Cecil; a play, by G. Haas.

© Gustavus Haas, New York ; 1874 : 13112,
Oct. 22. 6556

Cecil Morton; or. The broken vow.

© George E. Stevens, Seneca Falls, N. Y. ;
1874 : 1304, Feb. 5. 6557

Cecil Strathmore; or, Wrought by his own
hand, a play in 5 acts and tableaux, adapted
from Ouida's Strathmore, by A. T. Oakes.

© A. T. Oakes, New York ; 1876 : 11711,
Oct. 17. 6558

Cecilia; or, Love's miracle, an American drama
in 5 acts, by S. J. Forhan.

© S. J. Forhan, New York ; 1887 : 19905,
Aug. 3. 6559

Cedar and oak; a drama.

© IMorris Krauskopf, New York; 1872:
4748, May 7. 6560

Celebrated (A) case; a drama in a prologue
and 4 acts, by D'Ennery and Cormon. Phila-
delphia, 1894.

© Penn pub. co., Philadelphia ; 1894 : 28468,
July 7; 2c. Aug. 2. 6561

a play and dramatic composition in 6 acts.

© Sheridan Shook and A. INI. Palmer, New
York; 1878:844, Jan. 18; 2c. Jan. 18. 6562

308

6563

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

6584

Celebrated (The) Hard case; a burlesque in 1
act and 5 scenes, by E. Harrigan.

© Edward Harrigan, New York; 1878:
2010, Feb. 15; 2c. Mar. 27. 6563

Celebrating- the Fourth. See Fourth (The) of
July parade.

Celebrities; comic opera in 2 acts, by C. C.
Glick. 35 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 1, 1915 ; D : 40243 ; Carl Cannon
Glick, Evanston, 111. 6563a

Celese o' the hills; by C. R. Cooper and L,
Hollister. 18 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 28, 1911; D: 28119; Courtney
Ryley Cooper, Kansas City, Mo., and Leonard
H. Hollister, New York. 6564

Celeste; dranie lyrique en 4 actes, 5 tableaux,
d'apres Celeste Prudhoniat, roiuan de Gustave
Guiches, par Eniile Trepard. Paris, Enoch &
cie., 1913. 3 p. 1., 89 p. 12°.

© Dec. 26, 1913; 2c. Dec. 27, 1913; D:
35477; Enoch & cc, Paris. 6565

Celeste Prudhomat. See Celeste.

Celestial (A); by L. Carrillo. 12 p. 4". Type-
written.

© Leo Carrillo, Nyack, N. Y. ; D: 12579,
Mar. 19, 1908 ; Ic. Mar. 11, 1908 ; Ic. Mar. 26,
1908. 6566

Celestial (The) and the spy; by Elsie M. Mac-
Kay. 9 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© E. M. MacKay, Buffalo; D:5024, May
13, 1904; 2c. July 14, 1904. 6567

Celestial (A) birthday present; a sketch in 1
act, by R. C. Mitchell. Typewritten.

© Ruth Comfort Mitchell, San Francisco;
D : 826, Sept. 3, 1901 ; 2c. Oct. 14, 1901. 6568

Celestial (A) courtship.

© Sumner Hughes, Washington; 1899:
14457, Feb. 21. 6569

Celestial imps; comedy in 5 acts and 5 tab-
leaux.

© .John E. Owens, Towsontown, Md. ; 1874 :
10967, Aug. 22. 6570

Celestial Lu; a phase of New York life^ in 1
act, by F. Fauley.

© Finley Fauley, New York ; D : 5214, June
18, 1904. 6571

Celestial (A) maiden; a Chinese drama in 3
acts, by C. Ulrich. Typewritten.

© Charles Ulrich, San Francisco; 1897:
38530, July 1; 2c. July 21. 6572

Celestial marriage; a drama in 5 acts, a do-
mestic tragedy, designed for the stage by
G. A. Hicks.

© George A. Hicks, Clinton, Utah; 1886:
13923, June 17. 6573

Celestine; a drama in 4 acts, by S. L. Phillips.

© Samuel L. Phillips, New York; 1879:

3922, Mar. 24. 6574

Celia; a character monologue in 1 act, by
Cirarles Barnard. Nutley, N. J., The Enter-
tainer's quarterly review pub. co.

© A. Westcott, Nutley, N. J. ; 1894 : 24853,
May 17; 2c. May 25. 6575

Celibacy; a comedy in 3 acts, by John Harrison.
© Amelia Harrison, United States ; 1884 :

1.5993, Aug. 4; 2c. Sept. 23.

6576

Celibate (The); drama in 3 acts, by P. de S.
B. Quinton. 64 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 25, 1915 ; D : 41047 ; Pauline de
Silva Brooks Quinton, Buffalo. 6576a

Celibates. 4°. Typewritten.

© Marion Manville Pope, Bordentown,
N. J.; D:5574, Sept. 28, 1904; 2c. Sept. 28,

1904.

6577

Celine, the adopted daughter; a new society
play in 5 acts, by Baron Shirley (L. F.
Witzig)

© L. F. Witzig, St. Louis; 1875:5852,
June 5. 6578

Cell no. 7; a comedy sketch, by L. Grattan.
10 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Lawrence Grattan, Chicago; D : 9904,

Dec. 26, 1906 ; 2c. Dec. 27, 1906. 6579

Cell 201; an emotional society play in 4 acts,
by C. Foster.

© Charles Foster, New York ; 1875 : 1813,
Feb. 26. 6580

Cellar (The); piece in 2 scenes, by H. C. Col-
well. 69 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 25, 1913; D: 33893; Henry C.
Colwell, Kittauning, Pa. 6581

Cellars (The) of mankind; play in 4 acts, by
H.S.Sheldon. [3], 124 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 22, 1910; D: 22352; H. Sophus
Sheldon, Chicago. 6582

Cello (The) player; drama in 4 acts, by B. L.
Hall. [2], 88 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 27, 1910; D : 21893 ; Burton
Luther Hall, Berkeley, Cal. 6583

Celluloid Sara; moving-picture mix-up in 1 act,
by R. Hughes. [2], 37 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 23, 1914; D: 36813; Rupert
Hughes, New York. 6583a

Celos; entremes en prosa, original [de] P. Muiloz
Seca. Madrid [Sociedad de autores espaiioles]
1907. 20 p. 8°.

© Pedro Munoz Seca, Madrid ; D : 10310,
Apr. 10, 1907; 2c. Apr. 9, 1907. 6584

309

6585

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

6600

Celos (Los) de Amparo; jtiguete c6mico, en 1
acto y en prosa, original de Filiberto Mon-
tague! y lAiis <le Diego. Madrid [Sociedad de
autores espaiioles] 1911. 31 p. 12".

© Aug. 21, 1911; 2c. Aug. 22, 1911; D:
25005 ; F. Montagud y L. de Diego, Madrid.

6585

Celos (Los) de Merceditas; juguete c6mico en
1 acto y en prosa, original de los senoi-es Bil-
haud y Hennequin, adaptado fi la e.-^cc^na
espafiola por S. Gutierrez. Madrid [Sociedad
de autores espanoles] 1914. 33 p. 12°.

© Sept. 17, 1914; Ic. Sept. 21, 1914: D:
38250; Sinibaldo Gutierrez, Madrid. 6585a

Celosa (La) de si misma. See ToUe eifer-
sucht.

Celoso (El) Extremefio; zarzuela en 1 acto y 3
cuadros, inspirada en una novela de <''er-
vantes, de G. Cant6 y P. Parellada, mfisica
de Tomas Barrera. Madrid [Sociedad de au-
tores espanoles] 1908. 44 p. 12°. [Libretto
only]

© Gonzalo Cant6 y Pablo Parellada, Ma-
drid ; D : 13589, Aug. 19, 1908. 6586

Cena de amor; boceto tragico en 1 acto y en
prosa, original de G. Valero Martin. Madrid
[Sociedad de autores espaiioles] 1915. 18 p.
12°.

© Aug. 30, 1915 ; Ic. Sept. 1, 1915 ; D : 41645 ;
Gonzalo Valero Martin, Madrid. 6586a

Cena (La) delle beffe; poema drammatico in 4
atti. di S. Benelli. Milano, Fratelli Treves,
editori, 1909. 4 p. 1., 152 p. 12°.

© Sem Benelli, Milan; D: 16011, June 5.
1909 ; 2c. June 5, 1909. 6587

See also Mahl (Das) der spotter. — Supper

(The) of scoif ers.

Cencerrada (La); comedia de costumbres ara-
gonesas en 1 acto y en prosa, original de A.
Casanal Shakery. Madrid [Sociedad de au-
tores espanoles] 1911. 48 p. 12°.

© Dec. 30. 1911; 2c. Jan. 2, 1912; D:2S149;
Alberto Casanal Shakery, Madrid. 6588

Cendrillon (Cinderella); fairy tale in 4 :icts
and 0 tableaux, after Perrault. by Henri Cain,
inc, 1911. 43 p. 4°. [English and French.]
[Libretto only]

© Oct. 10, 1911 ; 2c. Oct. 9, 1911 ; D : 25431 ;
Fred Kullman, inc.. New York. 6589

by Henri Cain, English version by

Henry Grafton Chapman, music by J. Mas-
senet. New York, G. Schirmer, 1911. 48 p.
4°. (G. Schirmer's collection of opera-libret-
tos) [Libretto only]

© Nov. 1, 1911 ; 2c. Nov. 2, 1911; D: 25i'..-.S;
O. Schirmer, New York. 6590

Censor (The); comedy in 1 act, by R. M. Rob-
inson. [2], 18 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 10, 1913; D: 33513; Raymond
M. Robinson, Maiden, Mass. 6591

Censor (The) and the cuttlefish; a submarine
drama, by F. E. Little and L. Gaylord Kelly.
94 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Laura G. Kelly and Florence Estelle

• Little, Cleveland ; D : 5555, Sept, 23, 1904 ; 2c.

Sept. 13, 1904. 6592

Censor (The) of Central O'Sea; a musical com-
edy, by M. J. Newman and Julius C. Nathan.

© IMordecai Jesse Newman, Chicago; D:
11748, Nov. 15, 1907. 6593

Census (The) taker; a comedy in 3 acts and 5
scenes, by C. M. Hyskell. Typewritten.
© Chas. M. Hyskell, Burlington, la.; 1891:

1859, Jan. 12 ; 2c. Aug. 3, 1893.

6594

Cent lignes emues; pi^ce en 1 acte, [par] C.
Torquet. Paris. P. V. Stock, 1910. 43 p. 12°.

© July 21, 1910 ; 2c. July 8, 1910 ; D : 21501 ;
Charles Torquet, Paris. 6595

Centenaire (Le). See One hundred. — One hun-
dred years old.

Centennial (The); or. Centennial troubles, by
O. Hanimerstein.

© Oscar Hammerstein, New York; 1875:
5497, May 26. 6596

Centennial (The) boarding-house; an Ethio-
pian extravaganza in 1 act, by E. Mason, jr.

© E. Mason, jr., Philadelphia; 1874:2280,
Feb. 26. 6597

Centennial (The) of the stars, the stripes and
the satellites. See Saturn, the court of

Ulysses.

Centennial (A) postmaster; by W. Smith.

© Walton Smith, Buffalo ; 1876 : 1589, Feb.
5. 6598

Centennial troubles. See Centennial (The).

Center ville Yule-tide bazaar; by Joan Baxter
Rollins. 4 p. 8°. Printed.

© Little chronicle co., Chicago ; D : 14647,
Dec. 26, 1908; 2c. Dec. 10, 1908. 6599

Centieme (Le) constat. See, at end of alpha-
bet, titles beginning with figures: lOOdme
(Le) Constat.

Cento e venti H. P. See, at end of alphabet,
titles beginning with figures : 120 H. P.

Central park; or, The house with two doors,
an original comic play in 5 acts, by L. Wal-
lack.

© r-ester Wallack, New York; 3873:11988.
Oct. 18. 6600

Centre (The) figure. See Emancipation day.

310

:^60i

COPYKIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

6621

Centre (El) de las mujeres; establecimiento no
docenta de ensefianza femenina en 3 aulas,
una introducciun y una apoteosis, en prosa y
verso, original de A. Sjinchez Carrere, niiisica
de los maestros Linan y Romero (M.) Madrid
[Soeiedad de autores espauoles] 1910. 46, [5]
p. 12". [Libretto only]

© Sept. 6, 1910; 2c. Sept. 7, 1910; D:
21990 ; Adolfo Sanchez Carrere, IMadrid.

6601

Centurion (El);sainete Krico en 1 acto, dividido
en 3 cuadros, on prosa y verso, original de
Miguel Mihura, Joaquin Navarro y Manuel
L. (Jumbreras, mfisica del maestro Padilla.
Madrid [Soeiedad de autores espauoles] 1908.
44 p. 8°. [Libretto only]

© Mihura, Navarro y Cumbreras, Madrid;
D : 14712, Jan. 2, 1909 ; 2c. Jan. 2, 1909. 6602

Century (The) ball; or, The pipe dream of a

bachelor, being an extravaganza in 3 acts,

an original spectacular play, by W. Fessler.

© Walter Fessler, Greenville, Pa.; 1898:

8526, Jan. 29; 2c. Feb. 1. 6603

Century (The) plants. See A. D. 2000.—
at end of alphabet, titles beginning with fig-
ures, 1993.

Century (A) run; a drama up to date, by F. R.
Giles.

© F. R. Giles, New York; 1895:63299,
Dec. 13. 6604

Ceramics; a summer idyl, comedy In 5 acts, by
M. T. Allen. St. Louis, Nixon-Jones printing
CO., 1883.

© Marie T. Allen, United States; 1883:
17404, Sept. 22. 6605

Cercado (El) ajeno; comedia en 1 acto, original
de F.Toro Luna. Madrid [Soeiedad de autores
espauoles] 1907. 34 p. 12°.

© Francisco Toro Luna, Madrid ; D : 11303,
Sept 5, 1907; 2c. Sept. 5, 1907. 6606

Ceres; a classical pantomime of ancient myth-
ology, by N. Astley and G. Stebbins.

© Norman Astlev and Genevieve Stebbins,
New York; 1893: 37823, Aug. 16. 6607

a mythological play for parlor and school

In 3 acts, for two males and twelve females,
by M. Nataline Crumpton.

© Edgar S. Werner, New York; 1890:
35002, Nov. 6; 2c. Nov. 8. 6608

Certain as death. See Ben McCullough. — Di-
vorce.

Certain (A) kind of a man; or, The moulding
of Morton, play in 3 acts, by W. A. Snow.
[5], 168 p. 8°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 26, 1910 ; D : 21880 ; Walter Au-
gustine Snow, Peterborough, N. H. 6609

Certain new and original scenes; to be added
to an adaptation of The Ghetto, by C. B. Fer-
nald. Typewritten.

©) Chester Bailey Fernald, San Francisco;
1899:69750, Aug. 16; 2c. Aug. 16. 6610

Certain people; a comedy in 5 iicts. i^y C.
Mathews.

© Cornelius Mathews, New York; 187S:

888, Jan. 21. 6611

Certain (A) rich man; play in A acts. l»y T.
McKean. 4 v. 4°. Typewritten.

© le. Aug. 30, 1913; I>: 34281; Thomas
McKean, Rosemont, Pa. 6612

C§sar Birotteau. 64 1. 4°. Typewritten.

© Mrs. J. Harry Selz, Chicago; D: 14146,
Oct. 26, 1908 ; 2c. Oct. 26, 1908. 6613

pi^ce en 5 actes, d'apr&s Balzac, par E.

Fabre. 40 p. (L'lllustration theatrale, no.
162, 29 octobre 1910)

© Oct. 29, 1910; 2c. Nov. 18, 1910; D:

22588; Emile Fabre, Paris. 6614

Cesar Borgia; die tragodie der renaissance in 5
akten, von V. Hahn. Berlin, Vertriel)Stelle
des Verbandes deutscher biihnenschriftsteller,
1909. 104 p. 12°.

© Sept. 9, 1909; 2c. Sept. 23, 1909; D:
16854; Victor Hahn, Berlin. 6615

Cestus (The) and the crown. See Theodora.

Cezalia; a comedy of American life In 4 acts,
by C. H. Hoyt

© Charles H. Hoyt, Boston; 1882:4251,
Mar. 17; 2c. Mar. 17. 6616

Chabert; by G. I. Holdship, dramatized from
the French [Le Colonel Chabert] of Balzac.

© George Irwin Holdship, Allegheny, Pa. ;
1891 : 11492, Mar. 30. 6617

Chacun sa vie; comedie en 3 acts [par] G.
Guiches et P.-B. Gheusi. [Paris, Impr. de
l'lllustration] 1907. 2 p. 1., 79 p. 12°.

© Gustave Guiches & P. B. Gheusi, Paris ;
D : 11259, Aug. 30, 1907 ; 2c. Aug. 30, 1907.

6618

Chadyeane; drama in 4 acts, by S. H. Graves.

© Sarah Hughes Graves, Los Gatos, Cal. ;

1896:21032, Apr. .3. 6619

ChafiE; a comedy drama In 4 acts, by L. R.
Stockwell.

© L. R. Stockwell, California ; 1888 : 1853,
Jan. 27. 6620

Chagrin (Le) dans le palais de Han; drame en
5 actes, par L. Laloy . 22 p. 4°. Printed.

© Ic. Dec. 22, 1911 ; D : 28062 ; Louis Laloy,
Paris. 6621

311

6622

DKAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

6642

Chain (The) of destiny; a drama in 5 acts, by
H. G. Chirke.

© Henry Gustavus Clarke, New York ;

1892:4547, Jan. 29. 6622

Chain (The) of hearts; a melodrama in 4 acts,
by Mclviernan and Gifford.

© IMcKiernan and Gifford, Newark, N. .T. ;
D:2563, Nov. 8. 1902. 6623

Chaine anglaise; piece en 3 actes, [par] Ca-
mille Oudinot et Abel Hermant. [Paris, Impr.
de rillustration] 1906. 2 p. 1., 81 p. 12°.

® C. Oudinot &. A. Hermant, Pax-is; D:
8843, .July 19, 190G ; 2c. July 19, 190G. 6624

Chained; comedy drama in 4 acts, improved by
Narcissa S. Springer. ^

© N. Smith Springer, Cleveland; 1898:
68374, Nov. 23. 6625

a serial drama, by N. S. Springer. Type-
written.

© Narcissa Smith Springer, Cleveland ;
1894 : 39185, Aug. 25 ; 2c. Oct. 10. 6626

Chained to the ranks; a drama in 5 acts, by
H. G. Donnelly.

© H. Grattan Donnelly, Pittsbiirgh; 1874:
5509, Apr. 25. 6627

Chains; a play in 4 acts, by Elizabeth Baker.
London, Sidgwick & Jackson, ltd., 1910. 80
p. 12°.

© Nov. 17, 1910; 2c. Nov. 19, 1910; D:
22656 ; Sturgis & Walton co.. New York. 6628

Chains (The) of Mars; dramatic playlet in 1
act, by S. Conday. 19 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. .June 12, 1915; D: 40918; Stephen
Conday, St. Paul. 6628a

Chakira; additional act, by a Comport. [23]
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 7, 1913; D: 33814; Angelina
Comport, New York. 6629

comedy in 3 acts with prologue and epi-

logue, 2d version in 4 acts, by A. Comport.
[5], 42 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 9, 1913; D: 32896; Angelina
Comport, New York. 6630

— — (The problem); comedy in 3 acts, by A. D.
S. Comport. [4], 46 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct: 7, 1912; D: 31057; Angelina D.
S. Comport, New York. 6631

Chalice (The); play in 3 acts, by T. Bannan.
46 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 11, 1914; D:366S2; Theresa
Bannan, Syracuse, N. Y. 6631a

Chalk-mark (The); a comedy in 3 acts, by A.
Tassin and H. Francks.

© Algernon Tassin and Hawley Francks.
Washington ; 1898 : 24125, Apr. 16. 6632

Chalk-mark (The) — Continued.

an original phiy in 1 act, by Paul Presten

Temple [pseud, of W. W. Davis]

© Wm. Whiting Davis, New York; D:
137G7, Sept. 12, 190S. 6633

Challeng'e; modern drama in 3 acts, by C. S.
Booth. 80 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 12, 1909; D: 17427; Charles
Stewart Booth, New Orleans. 6634

or. Out of the depths, a dramatization

in 4 acts, of John Vaubrugh's The mistake, by
J. F. Sears.

© John F. Sears, San Francisco; ]S73:
3435, Apr. 4. 6635

Challeng'e (The) of the cross; sacred drama, by
C. A. Marsh and H. O. Rowland. Sioux City,
la., Charles A. Marsh [1915] 15 p. 12".

© July 31, 1915; 2c. Aug. 2, 1915; D:
41390 ; Charles A. Marsh, Sioux City, la.

6635a

Challenged; or, Houdini upside down, magical
dramatic playlet, by H. Houdini. 16 p. 4".
Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 1, 1911; D: 24837; Harry Hiai-
dini, New York. 6636

Chambermaid (The); 1 act play, by A. Coll)y.
[2], IS p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 13, 1912; D: 31699; An;lue
Colby, New York. 6637

Chambre a part; comedie en 3 actes, [par]
Pierre Veber. Paris, P.-V. Stock, 1905. 170
p. 12°.

© P. V. Stock, Paris; D:7141, Aug. 22,
1905; 2c. Aug. 22, 1905. 6638

Chambre des baisers; piece en 3 actes et 4 tab-
leaux, [par] Marc Sonal [pseud, of Georges
Lanos] Paris, P.-V. Stock, 1905. 150 p. 12°.

© P. V. Stock. Paris; D:7208, Sept. 6,
1905; 2c. Sept. 6, 1905. 6639

Chambre en ville; fantaisie militaire en 1 acte
et 2 tableaux, [par] Jean Carwald et Robert
Savieres. Paris, C. Joubert, 1913. 44 p. 8°.

i© Nov. 22, 1913 ; 2c. Dec. 1, 1913 ; D : 35190 ;

Joubert, Paris. 6640

Chameleon; comedy opera in 2 acts, book by

Tiiton Richardson, music by George Jjovvell

Ti'acy, lyrics by D. K. Stevens.

© George Tiiton Richardson, Boston ; D :
7937, Feb. 2, 1906. 6841

a drama in 4 acts, by E. Davis. 4 v. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. June 25, 1912; D: 30100; Edwards
Davis, New York. 6842

drama in 1 act, by M. Coe and Leila Grant.

22 p. 4°. Typewi-itten.

© Ic. Jan. 3, 1914; D: 35536; Marie E. Coe.
Los Angeles. 6642a

312

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CCrYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

6663

Chamois (The) hunter; a comedy drama in 4
acts, by P. Barnes.

© Paul Barnes, New York ; 1S93 : 9055, Feb.
18. 6643

Champagne; a comedy in 2 acts, by E. S. Van
Zilo. Typewritten.

© Edward S. Van Zile, New York; 1S93:
4839, Jan. 20; 2c. Jan. 20. 6644

Champagne and buttermilk; 1 act comedy, by
John B. Hynier. 17 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 14, 1915; D: 41744; Eleanor
Hymer, New York. 6644a

Champagne and oysters; or. One lie leads to
another, a farce in 3 acts, by James B. Riin-
nion. Chicago and New York, Tlie Dramatic
pub. CO., 1906. 51 p. 12°.

© Dramatic pub. co., Chicago ; D : 929G,
Oct. 23, 190G ; 2c. Oct. 24, 1906. 6645

Champagne and oysters, £1, 3s., 6d. ; a com-
edy in 4 acts, by Joseph W. Shannon.

© Henry E. Abbey, New York; 1878:1817,
Feb. 11. 6G46

Champagne Charley; a musical comedy in 3
acts, by I. Witniark.

© Isidor Witmark, New York; 1892:310.5.5,
July 26. 6647

Champagne Charlie; by Augustus Thomas.

© Frank McKee, New York; D : 843, Sept.
6, 1901. 6648

a musical farce comedy in 3 acts, by E. Han-
ford. 42 p. t". Typewritten. [Libretto
only]

© Edwin Hanford, New York ; D : 612,
June 26, 1901 ; 2c. June 20, 1901. 6649

Champagne (A) cork; by E. Gerberding,

© Elizabeth Gerberding, San Francisco;
1896 : 14465, Mar. 5. 6650

a sparkling, witty and musical comic opera

in 3 acts, by L. E. Granger.

© Louis E. Granger, Tenafly, N. J.; 1893:
56240, Dec. 20. 6651

Champagne (The) salesman; farce comedy
sketch, by P. E. Burns. 16 p. f°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Feb. 10, 1915; D: 39635; Paul E.
Burns, Philadelphia. 6651a

Champion (The). 14 p. 4°. Typewritten.

'© Philip R. Kellar and Robert H. Moulton,
Chicago ; D : 9156, Sept. 28, 1906 ; 2c. Nov. 26,
1900. 6652

a comedy boxing act in 2 scenes, by W.

Greene. 13 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 5, 1913; D : 32189 ; William
Greene. Chicago. 6653

Champion (The) — Continued.

• comedy sketch, by N. Bartley and M. S.

Keightley. [2], 19 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 2, 1913; D: 33989; Nalbro Bart-
lev, Buffalo, and Mabel S. Keightley, South
Bend, Ind. 6654

playlet, by W. Taylor. 9 p. f°. Type-

written.

© Ic. Feb. 15, 1912; D: 28706; Wilton

Taylor, New York. 6655

sketch in 1 act, by R. Jordan. [1], 14 p.

f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 3, 1913; D: 31^73; Robert Jor-
dan, Brooklyn. 6656

a vaudeville sketch in 2 scenes, by C. S.

Adelman. 8 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Charles S. Adelman, Chicago; D:9196,
Oct. 5, 1906; 2c. Oct. 5, 1906. 6657

Champion (The) of the belt. See Orion.

Champion of the people; a drama in 5 acts, by
H. Frank. 62 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Henry Frank, New York ; D : 6978, July
17, 1905; 2c. July 17, 1905. 6658

Champions' (The) last bout; play in 1 act, by
C. AVilliams. 5 p. f. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 31, 1914; D: 36571; Charles
Williams, New York. 6658a

Championship bout; by M. M, Smith. 7 p. i".
Typewritten.

© Marvin M. Smith, Buffalo; D: 14833.
Jan. 18, 1909 ; 2c. Jan. 18, 1909. 6659

play in 1 act, by P. A. Revolt. [1], 15 p.

4°. Typevvritten.

© Ic. Dec. 19, 1912 ; D : 32149 ; P. A. Revolt,
Toledo, O. 6660

Champmesle; a comedy in 3 acts, by Wm.
Henry Shelton. 89 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© W. H. Shelton, New York ; D : 9228, Oct.
13, 1906; 2c. Oct. 13, 1906. 6661

Chance. 24 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Charles Somerville, New York; D:
11787, Nov. 18, 1907 ; 2c. Nov. 11, 1907. 6662

a comedy drama in 4 acts, by J. A. Doug-

las. [119] p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 0, 1913; D: 32523; James A.
Douglas, London. 6663

comedy drama playlet, by Daniel A. Kelly.

[1], 10 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 27, 1914; D: 36178; Helen Des
IMonde, Philadelphia. 6663a

comedy dramatic playlette, by L. Chevalier.

[14] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 15, 1914 ; D : 38492 ; Louis Cheva-
lier, New York. 6663b

313

6664

DBAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

6684

Chance — Continued.

a dramatic composition, by M. M. Pope.

r. Typewritten.

© Marion Manville Pope, Bordentown, N.
J.; D: 1482, Feb. 24, 1902; 2c. Feb. 24, 1902.

6664

dramatic playlet, by G. Decker and D. Mul-

lally. [24] p. 16°. Ms.

© Ic. Feb. 10, 1914; D: 36374; Gertriule
Decker, Chicago. 6664a

— an emotional drama in 3 acts, by R. H.
Cox.

© Robert Scott, Troy, N. Y.; 1875:10636,
Oct. 15. 6665

— play in 4 acts, by Obie Sutor. 109 p. 4".

Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 25, 1909; D: 17147; Oliver B.
Shoemaker, Dover, N. J. 6666

play in 1 act, by W. Sheaf e, jr. [1], 27 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 14, 1913; D: 31902; William
Sheafe, jr., Boston. 6667

play in 2 parts, by W. E. Bourdo and H.

Hadland. [7] p. f". Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 21, 1913; D: 34.510; William E.
Boui'do and Harry Hadland, Toledo, O. 6668

Chance (A) acquaintance. See Uncle Si.

Chance (A) at midnight; dramatic episode in

1 act, by Charles Stuart. New York, Dick
and Fitzgerald, 1912. 11 p. 12°.

© .Tuly 31, 1912 ; 2c. Aug. 1, 1912 ; D : 30401 ;
Dick & Fitzgerald, New York. 6669

Chance (La) du marl. See Lucky (A) hus-
band.

Chance for three; [a dramatic composition in

2 acts, by F. Johnson] [10] p. f". Type-
written.

© Ic. .Tuly 26, 1909; D: 16507; Fred. John-
son, Chicago. 6670

Chance (A) meeting; play in 1 act, by Chas.
Horwitz. [1], 8 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 3, 1913; D: 32874; Bornholdt
& Ell wood, New York. 6671

Chance of Elizabeth Ann; a comedy in 1 act,
by H. Heaton. 26 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Harold Heaton, New York; D:7007,
July 22, 1905 ; 2c. July 22, 1905. 6672

Chance (A) of luck. 5 p. t". Typewritten.
© Willie Hustin Agnew, Chicago; D:6581,
Apr. 26, 1905 ; 2c. Feb. 7, 1905. 6673

Chance (A) to be bom; play in 4 acts, by J. C.
Nugent. [90] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 18, 1914; D: 37992; .John
Charles Nugent, Canal Dover, O. 6673a

Chance (A) with happiness; plav in 1 act, by
L. T. Ollesheimer. [3], 21 p. 4". Typewrit-
ten.

1© Ic. July 13, 1914; D: 37554; Louis T.
Ollesheimer, Detroit. 6673b

a playlet. f°. Typewritten.

© Louis T. Ollesheimer, Detroit ; D : 10032,
Feb. 27, 1907 ; 2c. Mar. 25, 1907. 6674

Chancellor (The); a musical comedy in 3 acts,
by J. Fred Ballard and Harold Shellhorn.
4°. Typewritten.

© J. F. Ballard, Havelock, Neb. ; D : 13804,
Sept. 14, 1908; 2c. Sept. 14, 1908. 6675

or. The president, a farce-comedy in 3

acts, by J. F. Ballard.

(© .John Fred Ballard, Chicago ; D : 12254.
Jan. 27, 1908. 6676

Chancellor (The) of Eg'ypt; a dramatization of
the Bible story of Joseph and his brethren, in
4 acts, by W. T. Beale. Bostou, Pul)lished bv
tlie author, 1905. 56 p. 12".

© Willinm Thomas Beale, Boston; D : 6600,
Apr. 28, 1905; 2c. June 29, 1905. 6677

Chancen; lustspiel in 3 akten, von Franz Wolff.
Berlin, Biihnenverlag Ahn & Simrock, g. m.
b. h., 1913. 54 p. 8°.

© Ic. June 28, 1913; D: 33642; Biihnen-
verlag Ahn & Simrock, g. m. b. h., Berlin.

6678

Chances; a new and original play in 4 acts and
7 tableaux, l)y J. B. Renauld.

© Jo!m Booth Renauld, United States;
1874: 15182, Dec. 16. 6679

Chances and changes; or. Scenes in a gam-
bler's life, a drama in 5 acts.

© Henry C. Pedder, Brooklyn; 1872:9896,
Sept. 13; 2c. Feb. 22, 1873. 6680

Chandelier (The); a dramatic episode in 1 act,
by L. Grant. 12 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Lawrence Grant, London ; D : 15331, ]Mar.
15, 1909; 2c. June 5, 1909. 6681

See also Fortunio.

Chandos; a melodrama, prologue and 4 acts,
from Ouida's novel.

© IVIarian G. Wilson, Washington; 18S5:
25441, Dec. 4. 6682

Chanele die finisherin; melodrama in 4 acts, by
S. Feinman.

© Sigmund Feinman, New York; 1897:
59714, Oct. 21. 6683

Change (The); drama in 4 acts, by V. J. H.
Blubaugh. 72 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. ]\Lay 28, 1910 ; D : 21203 ; Vance .Tos.
Hoyt Blubaugh, Los Angeles. 6684

314

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COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

6706

|l Change (The) — Continued.

— a farcical comedy in 3 acts,

© M. Robinson, United States; 1889:9791.
Mar. 28. 6685

— Glamorganshire play in 4 acts, by J. O.
Francis. [100] p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 27, 1913; D: 35508; John Os-
wald Francis, London. 6686

— an original comedy in 8 acts, by C. J. Fay.

© Charles J. Fay, Philadelphia; 1889:
17639, June 10. 6687

■ play in 4 acts, by J. O. Francis, with an in-
troduction by Montrose J. Moses. Garden
City, N. Y., Doubleday, Page & co., 1914.
xviii, 147 p. 12°.

© Sept. 26, 1914; 2c. Sept. 29, 1914; D:
3S356; John Oswald Francis, London. 6687a

Change (A) of base. See Doctor Mondschein. —
Spirit (The) of seventy-six.

Change (A) of hair; 1 act play, by J. Woodall-
Oliver. f°. Typewritten.

© J. Woodall-Oliver, New York; D : 1443,
Feb. 34, 1902; 2c. Feb. 14, 1902. 6688

Change (A) of heart; comedy in 2 acts, by
Albert H. Good. Boston, Walter H. Baker &
CO., 1910. 27 p. 12°.

© Sept. 30, 1910 ; 2c. Oct. 1, 1910 ; D : 22196 ;
Walter H. Baker & co., Boston. 6689

Change of luck; a dramatic composition in 1
act. by W. H. Agnew. [30] p. f°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Aug. 2, 1909; D: 10454; Willis Hiis-
tin Agnew, Chicago. 6690

Change (A) of menu. 14 p. f . Typewritten.

© Angelo Josler, Chicago; D: 10528, May

9, 1907; 2c. May 9, 1907. 6691

Change of opinion; play in 1 act, by J. Bell-
Ranske. 18 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Jutta Bell-Ranske, New York; D: 1.5892,
]\Iay 20, 1909 ; 2c. May 20, 1909. 6692

Change partners; farce comedy in 4 acts, by
F. A. Kummer. 114 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 4, 1915; D: 41412; Fi-ederic
Arnold Kummer, Catonsville, Md. 6692a

Change the law; 1 act play, by J. L. Blecker.
[2], 29 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 13, 1913; D: 33215; John L.
Blecker, No\v York. 6693

Change your act; a 1 act farce, by E. McWade.
4°. Typewritten.

© Edward McWade, New York; D:2217,

Aug. 11, 1902; 2c. Aug. 11, 1902.

6694

Change your partner; play in 3 acts, by A. V.
Hines. [125] p. f. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 2, 1914; D: 36210; Arline Van
Ness Hines, New York. 6694a

Changeable Sallie; by A. Van Wildt. [6] p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. .Ian. 3, 1912; D: 28330; Adelaide
Van Wildt, BufEalo. 6695

Changeable wife; comedy, by E. Bennett. 8 p.
f". Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 23, 1910; D: 20620; Everett
Bennett, Chicago. 6696

Changed; a drama in 1 act, by E. A. Moulton.
© Emily Almira Moulton, Grafton, Mass. ;
1875 : 13120, Dec. 13. 6697

Changed destiny; drama in 3 acts, by E. Lind-
sey. [21] p. f. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 7, 1911 ; D : 23070 ; Evelyn Lind-
sey, St. Louis. 6698

Same.

© Ic. Apr. 19, 1911; D: 24005; Evelyn
Lindsey, St. Louis. 6699

Changed in the cradle; play in 4 acts, by I. W.
Rae. 73 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 22, 1911 ; D : 25059 ; Ida AVeston
Rae, O.sborne, Kan. 6700

Changeling; play, by E. R. Perkins. 69 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 14, 1909; D: 17697; Emily R.
Perkins, Philadelphia. 6701

: a play in 1 act, by W. AV. .Tacobs and H. C.

Sargent, adapted from W. W. Jacobs's story
of that title. London, Samuel French, ltd. ;
New York, Samuel French, 1908. 24 p. 12°.
(On cover: French's international copyrighted
ed. of the works of the best authors, no. 148)

© W. W. .Jacobs and Herbert C. Sargent,
London; D: 13829, Sept. 19, 1908; 2c. Dec.
21, 1908. 6702

Changing (The) of the seasons.

© Mary May Boynton, Franklin, O. ; 1898 :
61057, Oct. 17 ; 2c. Nov. 16. 6703

Changing (The) scales; by W. G. Moates.

© William Gurney Moates, Towson, IMd. ;
1897 : 1601S, Mar. 8 ; 2c. May 7. 6704

Changing the presents; a monologue, by B. B.
Hayward. 6 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Beatrice B. Hayward. Wayland. Mass.;
D : 9723, Dec. 31, 1906 ; 2c. Dec. 31, 1906.

6705

Changing the sign; original sketch in 1 act, bv
N. Twomey. [3], 15 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 24, 1911; D : 23454 ; Neil
Twomey, Dorchester, Masa. 6706

315

6706

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

6725

Chanson (La) d'Halewjm; legende mxisicnle en
3 actes et 4 tableaux, poeme de Lucien Solvay,
musique de Albert Dupuis. Brochure. Paris,
Max Eschig, 1913. 32 p. 12°. [Libretto only]
© Nov. 15, 1913 ; Ic. Nov. 24, 1913 ; Ic. Jan.
19, 1914; D: 35711; Max Escliig, Paris.

6706a

Chant (Un) de fete de Neron.
(Ein) Neros.

Sec Festgesang

Chant (Le) de guerre de I'armee du Rhin.
Marseillaise (La)

Chanukah party; drama in 4 acts, by H. Kope-
Ivin. 3 p. 1., 135 p. 8°. Ms.

© Ic. Aug. 29, 1910; D: 21900; Henry Kope-
Idn, New Yorli. 6716

Chaos flat; a musical comedy in 3 acts, by the
Deaves sisters.

© Deaves sisters, New Yorli ; 18S9 : 11747,
Apr. 15. 6717

^ce chapeau (Un) de paille d'ltalie. See That hat.

Chant du cygne; comedie en 3 actes, [par] G.
Duval et X. Houx. Paris, Charpentier et Fas-
quelle, 1908. 3 p. 1., 243 p. 12°.

© Georges Duval, Xavier Roux and Eugene
Fasquelle, Paris; D : 13264, June 30, 1908; 2c.
June 30, 1908. 6707

Chantaclere; the huntsman's daughter, com-
edy-opera in 2 acts, by J. Paddock.

I© James Paddock, United States; 1891:
11646, Mar. 31. 6708

Chanteclair; in 1 act, by Aaron Hoffman. 34 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 8, 1910 ; D : 21319 ; William Mor-
ris, inc., New York. 6709

Chantecler; piece en 4 actes, en vers, de E. Ros-
tand. Paris, E. Fasquelle, 1910. 5 p. 1., [3]-
244 p. 12°.

© Mar. 30, 1910; 2c. Apr. 15, 1910; D:
20793; Edmond Rostand, Paris. 6710

■ Same. Paris, P. Lafitte & cie. [1911] 268p.

illus. (partly col.) 4°.

© May 19, 1911; 2c. June 10, 1911; D:
24450; Pierre Lafitte & cie., Paris. 6711

par E. Rostand. (L'Ulustration tliea-

trale, 12, 19, 26 fevrier, 5 mars 1910)

© Feb. 12, 19, 26 & Mar. 5, 1910 ; Ic. Apr. 2,
1910 ; D : 20670 ; Edmond Rostand, Paris.

6712

— play in 4 acts, by Edmond Rostand, tr. by
Gertrude Hall. New York, Duffield and co.,
1910. X, 289 p. 12".

© Aug. 15, 1910 ; 2c. Aug. 31, 1910 ; D : 21914 ;
Duflield & CO., New York. 6713

tr. into English verse by J. S. New-

berrv. New York, Duffield and company, 1911.
XX, 391 p. 8".

© Nov. 22, 1911; 2c. Sept. 24, 1912; A:
320740; John Strong Newberry, Cleveland.

6714

Chantecler's last chant; a realistic study of
agricultural conditions, by W. Irwin . . . New
York, 1911. cover-title, [8] p. 8°.

© Feb. 1, 1911 ; 2c. Feb. 3, 1911 ; A : 280054 ;
Wallace Irwin, New York. 6715

Chapeau (Le) du diable; a performance, in-
vented by C. Majilton.

© Charles Majilton, Philadelphia; 1873:
1980, Feb. 28. 6718

Chapel (The) masque of Christmas; play, by
W. C. Laugdon. New York, Grace chapel,
1913. 10 p. 8°.

© Dec. 29, 1913 ; 2c. Jan. 9, 1914 ; D : 35G15 ;
William Chauncy Langdon, New York. 6718a

Chaperon (The); a comedy in 3 acts, for female
characters only, by R. E. Baker. Boston, W.
H. Bak-er & co., 1891.

© Rachel E. Baker, Boston; 1891:34629,
Sept. 29 ; 2c. Nov. 13. 6719

a comic opera in 3 acts, by L. V. De Valin.

© Laura V. De Valin, Baltimore; 1892:
31570, July 30. 6720

1 act comedy in 2 scenes [by A. L. Allen].

4 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 1, 1912; D: 29555; Archie L.
Allen, Cleveland. 6721

— a society comedy drama in 4 acts, by Ed
mund Collins and G. Alcott.
© Gypsy Alcott, United

1891:
6722

States ;
30323, Aug. 26.

Chaperon (The) and heiress; satirical society
skit with musical interruption, by J. McCree.
[1], 16 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 16, 1914; D: 36353; Junie Mc-
Cree, New York. 6722a

Chaplain (The); a dramatization by A. E. Mon-
roe, of the novel, The chaplain of the fleet, by
Walter Besant and James Rice. [Synopsis]

© Agnes E. Monroe, New York ; 1885 :
14010, June 29 ; 2c. Mar. 18, 1886. 6723

a play in 4 acts, by T. S. Wilson.

© Thomas Schoniberg Wilson, Great Brit-
ain ; 1896 : 51938, Sept. 17. 6724

Chaplain (The) of the fleet. Sec Chaplain
(The) — Gregory Shovel.

Chaplain's (The) revenge; a drama in 5 acts,
by L. Du P. Syle.

© L. Du Pont Syle, Berkeley, Cal. ; 1896:
61751, Nov. 11. 6725

316

-6726

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

6746

Chaplet (The) of Pan; masque, by T. AV. Stevens

and Wallace Itice. 30 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 2, 1910 ; D : 22715 ; Thomas Wood

,: Stevens and Frances V. llice, Chicago. 6726

— r- a masque in 1 act, by Wallace Rice and T.

■ W. Stevens. Chicago, The Stage guild [1912]
[43] p. 12°. (Half-title: Stage guild masques)

:" 1© June 1, 1912 ; 2c. Dec. 4, 1912 ; D : 31547 ;
' Thomas Wood Stevens, Madison, Wis., and

- Frances V. Rice, Chicago. 6727

Chaplet (The) of pearls; a romantic drama
j adapted from the novel of Charlotte M. Yonge,
', in 6 acts, by G. M. Richmond.

© G. M. Richmond, United States ; D : 549,
June 5, 1901. 6728

Chapter 8; an emotional comedy in 5 acts, by H.
D. Hamje.

© Herman Dederick Hamje, New York;
. 1S77 : 153S, Feb. S. 6729

Chapter IV.; a play in 4 acts, by J. A. West-

r huuser. 61 p. f. Typewritten.

© Joseph A. Westhauser, St. Paul ; D :
13362, July 17, 1908 ; 2c. July 17, 1908. 6730

Chapter (A) of excuses; missionary playlet, by

- Mrs. C. E. Putnam. 14 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 5, 1915; D : 40275 ; Mrs. Clyde

■ Ellis Putnam, Warren, O. 6730a

Chapter seven; sketch in 1 act, by Rudolf Oes-
terreicher and E. Mayer. [1],11 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Mar. IS, 1911; D:2395S; Ernest
Mayer. London. 6731

Chapultepec; a military drama in 4 acts, by E.
A. Locke.

t) E. A. Locke, New York; 1892:52648,
Dec. 23. 6732

Character monolog'ue and impersonations; by
S. Spencer. 9 p. 8°. Ms.

© Ic. Dec. 1, 1909 ; D : 17585 ; Sidney Spen-
cer, Reading, Pa. 6733

Character parade of all nations.

© James Clinton Lewis, Hartford; 1SS6:
12978, June 3. 6734

Character (A) revue; in 2 sights, by J. McCree.
22 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 7, 1915 ; D : 41932 ; Junie McCree,
New York. 6734a

Character saves reputation; or, Her brother's
misfortune, comedy in 3 acts, by G. McDowell.
121 p. 8". Typewritten.

© George McDowell, Portland, Me.; D:
4362, Nov. 30, 1903; 2c. Nov. 30, 1903. 6735

Character (A) study in black; by M. C. Keator.
[3], 17 p. obi. 16". Typewritten.

© Ic. Mny 11, 1912; D: 29652; Maude C.
Keator, Alameda, Cal. 6736

Charbonniers (Les); an operetta in 1 act, words
by Philippe Gille, music by Jules Coste.

© F. RuUman, New York ; 1885 : 22122, Oct.
22. 6737

Charette; play In 3 acts, by Charette [pseud, of
F. J. Hunt] 19 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 4, 1909; D: 17008; Franklin .L
Hunt, New York. 6738

Charg'e (The); play of the war in 1 act, by J.
M. Loughran and W. H. Duncan, jr. 21 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 24, 1915; D : 40461 ; John M.
Loughran and William Henry Duncan, jr.,
Brooklyn. 6738a

Charge (The) of the hash brigade; comic Irish
musical sketch, by Joseph P. Skelly, music
arr. for the pianoforte, by Alfred B. Sedgwick.
New York, R. M. De Witt.

© Robert M. De Witt, New York; 1870:
14573, Dec. 29 ; 2c. Sept. 15, 1877. 6739

Charged with a serious crime; comic opera in
3 acts.

© H. L. Pickersgill, New York ; 1886 : 17.590,
Aug. 2. 6740

Charioteer (The) See A. D. 1.

Charities; comedy-drama, prologue and 4 acts,
by C. AVenz.

© Carrie Wenz, Buffalo ; 1880 : 16320, Oct.
27. 6741

Charity; a comedy in a prologue and 3 acts, by
I. S. Isaacs.

© Isaac S. Isaacs, New York ; 1873 : 14656,
Dec. 19. 6742

— a comedy in 3 acts from the Spanish of
Miguel Echegaray, by A. L. Godoy. 85 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Albert L. Godoy, AVashington ; D : 14749,
Jan. 5, 1909; 2c. Jan. 5, 1909. 6743

— a little slam in 1 scene, by B. Corcoran.
22 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Brewer Corcoran, Springfield, IMass. ; D :
11056, July IS, 1907 ; 2c. Aug. 10, 1907. 6744

— a 1 act play. 25 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© .Joseph F. Rinn, Brooklyn; D:591], Dec.
14, 1904; 2c. Dec. 14, 1904. 6745

playlette of modern social conditions, by

AA^ Montague. 10 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 11, 1914 ; D : 39067 ; AValter Mon-
tague, San Francisco. 6745a

Charity a la mode. Sec On a foreign shore.

Charity (The) ball; dramatic composition [by]
Dnvid Bel a SCO and H. C. De Mille.

© Daniel Frohman, United States; 1888:
29029, Oct. 12. 6746

317

6746

DRAMATIC COMPOSITION'S

6765

Charity (The) ball— Contintied,

monologue, by A. Hoffman. 17 p. 4°.

Tyi>ewritten.
© Ic. July 29, 1915; D: 41360; Aaron Hoff-

mau. New York. 6746a

a society comedy in 4 acts, by D. Belasco

and H. C. be Mille.

© David Belasco and Henry C. De Mille,
United States ; 188S : 24473, Aug. 28. 6747

Charity, banks and insurance; sketch by A.
Hoffman. 7 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 1, 1914; D: 38428; Aaron Hoff-
man, New York. 6747a

Charity begins at home; an operetta in 1 act,
by Bolton Howe, music by Alfred Collier.
Typewritten.

© Arthur W. Tarns, New York ; 1897 : 14949,
Mar. 2 ; 2c. Mar. 1. 6748

Charity (The) game; in 2 acts, book by W. C.
Duncan and E. E. Baker, lyrics by W. C.
Duncan.

© Edith Ellis Baker and William Gary
Duncan, New York ; D : 11844, Dec. 2, 1907.

6749

Charity (The) girl; comedy drama of modern
life in 4 acts, by Chas. IMorton. Chicago, Chi-
cago manuscript co., 1914. 59 p. f°. Mimeo-
graphed.

© le. Oct. 14, 1914; D:3S487; Alexander
Byers, Chicago. 6749a

a drama in prologue and 3 acts, by Emma

Schiff and I. S. Isaacs.

© Alfred T. Jones, Pliiladelphia ; 1877 : 794,
Jan. 19. 6750

See also Cherry ripe.

Charity Higgins' vocal oi^an; an amusing en-
tertainment, by Tiaura M. Morse. Chicago,
Dramatic publishing co. [1910] 6 p. 4*.

© Dec. 29, 1010 ; 2c. Jan. 3, 1911 ; D : 22977 ;
Dramatic pub. co., Chicago. 6751

Charity nurse; by J. E. Fennessy.

© James E. Fennessy, Spring Lake, Ky. ; D :
2918, Feb. 4, 1903. 6752

Charity (The) pupil; play in 4 acts, by Carolyn
Frances Rice and Marion Spring Clark.
Lebanon, O., March bros, [1912] 42 p. 12".

© Sept. 9, 1912; 2c. Sept. 12, 1912; D:
30802 ; March bros., Lebanon, O. 6753

Charity (The) that begtin at home; a comedy
in 4 acts, by St. John Hankin. New I'^ork, S.
French ; Loudon, S. French, ltd., 1907. 112 p.
12*. (On cover: French's international copy-
righted ed. of the works of the best authors,
no. 117)

© Samuel French, New York ; D : 10534,
May 11, 1907 ; 2c. Oct. 24, 1907. 6754

Charity (The) warblers; a symphony in black,
in 2 acts, by A. I. Ames.

© Addie lola Ames, Boston; 1898:67112,
Nov. 16. 6755

Charity's reward; drama in 4 acts, by C. Free-
man.

© Charles Freeman, Brooklyn ; ISSo : IGOg.'i.
July 2o ; 2c Nov. IS. 6756

Charlatan (The); comedy in 4 acts, by W. H.
Edwards. [1], 153 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 29, 1912; D: 30373; Willard
Hemenway Edwards, Hinsdale, 111. 6757

Charlatans (The); by M. C. Smith and Alice
Turner.

© Minna C. Smith, Boston ; 1888: 75, Jan. 3.

6758

Charlemagne's hostage,
of Gerhart Hauptmann.

See Dramatic works

Charles and Carrie Austin, in their wonderful
lightning drill, in their manual of arms,
musket drill, and terrific bayonet fight.

© Charles and Carrie Austin, Unitetl
States ; 1873 : 12262, Oct. 25. 6759

Charles di Tocca; by C. Y. Rice. New York,
Tlie INIcClure company, 1908. 4 p. 1., [3]-134 p.
12°.

© Cale Y'oung Rice, Louisville ; D : 14307,
Nov. 11, 1908 ; 2c. Nov. 11, 1908. 6760

a tragedy, by C. Y. Rice.

© Cale Young Rice, Louisville ; D : 595,
June 17, 1901; [For copies received see A:
57563] 6761

— Same. New York, McClure, Phillips & co.,
1903. 3 p. 1., 140 p. 12°.

© C. Y. Rice, United States; A: 57563, Apr.
15, 1903 ; 2c. Apr. 15, 1903. 6762

See also Collected plays and poems; by

Cale Y'oung Rica

Charles IX; by V. Woods. 4°. Tyi>ewritten.

© Virna Woods, Sacramento, Cal. ; D : 2.518,
Oct. 31, 1902 ; 2c. Oct 31, 1902. 6763

Charles O'Malley; a romantic comedy, by T. B.

Sayre. Typewritten.

© Theodore Burt Sayre, New York; 1S9S:
9364, Feb. 3; 2c. Feb. 3. 6764

■ See also Charles O'Malley's aunt.

Charles O'Malley's aunt; a comedietta in 1
scene, founded on Charles Lever's novel, by
Henry Llewellyn Williams. Chicago, T. S.
Denison.

© T. S. Denison, Chicago ; 1897 : 41652, .Tuly
19; 2c. Oct. 21. 6765

318

6766

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

6790

Charles P, Kich and his mechanical musical
dummy; or, Music in a broker's office, JX
coiiiedv sketch in 1 act, by Ciiarles P. liich

. [pseud, of C. P. Fish]

© Chas. P. Fish, Saginaw, Mich.; ISOo:
2410, Jan. 7. 6766

Charles Ryan; a drama in 3 acts, by J. M.
O'Sullivan.

© James M. O'Sullivan, Brooklj-n ; 1S79:

1193, Jan. 23. 6767

Charles II; play in 3 acts, by C. R. Burke. 7S p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 22, 1909 ; D : 17502 ; Charles R.
Burke, Chicago. 6768

Charles the First; a drama in 3 acts, by W. G.
Wills.

© H. L. Bateman, New York; 1872: 11 09-5,
Oct. IS. 6769

Charles Weng'leig'h, the duke.

© Jesse P. Tillson, Toledo, O. ; 1S9G : 19S24,
Mar. 30. 6770

Charleston; an historical military drama in 4
acts, by G. M, Connell.

© G. M. Connell, Lisbon, O. ; 1S95:40G1.5,
Aug. 8 ; 2c. Sept. 19. 6771

Charleston (The) earthquake; spectacular
drama in 3 acts, by E. Optebeeck [sic]
Charleston, S. C, Kahrs and Welch [1890]
19 p. 12°.

© Eugene Opdebeeck, Charleston, S. C. ;
1S90 : 5314, Feb. 12 ; 2c. Mar, 4. 6772

Charley; play in 1 act, by G. Jacobson, [2],
9 p. r. Typewritten,

© Ic. Nov, 4, 1913; D: 34942; Gershon Ja-
cobson, Washington, 6773

Charley, the cockney; vaudeville sketch, by
Ray D, Youugman, 3 p, 4°. Typewritten,

© Ic. June 6, 1910 ; D : 21290 ; Ray Young-
man, Oakland, Cal, 6774

Charley's aunt. See Byer's library of tabloid
plays.

Charley's country cousin; comedy in 4 acts, by

K. M. Rice. [Northampton, I\Iass., Printed

by Gazette printing co., 1905] 24 [1] p. 12°.

© K. McDowell Rice, Worthincton, Mfiss. ;

D : 6310, Mar. 10, 1905 ; 2c. Mar. 5, 190G. 6775

Charley's mother-in-law; a farce comedy in 3
acts.

© Viola Fortescue, Winthrop, Mass. ; 1894 :
1S56S, Apr. 9. 6776

Charley's uncle; a comedy in 3 acts, by A. E.
Miller.

© Arthur E. Miller, New York ; 1893 : 53830,
Dec. 5. 6777

Charley's uncle — Continued.
farce, by H. W. Fischer. 23 p. f\ Type-
written,

© le. Feb. 2, 1911; D: 23275; Henry W.
Fischer, Bensonhurst, N. Y. 6778

a farce comedy in 3 acts, by A. Fisher.

© Alfred Fisher, New York; 1894:15883,
Mar. 21. 6779

by A. Vatter and A. S. Kendall.

© August Vatter and Arthur S. Kendall,
Boston ; 1900 A : 3792, Feb. 10. 6780

a farcical comedy in 3 acts, by Eilee Nor-

wood.

© Frank J. Shell, New York ; D : 12867, Apr.
23, 1908. 6781

Charley's wife; a farce comedy in 2 acts, arr.
by V/. T. Nelson.

© William Tecumseh Nelson, Chicago; 1897:
67GS4, Dec. 6; 2c. Dec. 6. 6782

Charlie; play in 1 act, by G. W. Day. [2], 13 p.
4". Typewritten.

© Ic. June 7, 1913 ; D : 33478 ; Geo, W. Day,
New York. 6783

Charlie, I expect you; farce In 3 acts, by E. F.
Jeffries. [110] p. 4°, Typewritten.

<£) Ic. Oct. 26, 1914; D: 38681; Elmer F.
Jeffries, St. Paul. 6783a

Charlie Boss; a drama in 3 acts, by H. E. Gil-
lette.

© H. E. Gillette, United States ; 1878 : 3639,
Mar. 26. 6784

or. The stolen heir, a di'ama in 3 or 4 acts.

© \Vm. Jackson, Cincinnati ; 1879 : 5687,
Apr, 28, 6785

Charlie's mother-in-law; comedy in 1 act [by
J. Templin and E. Layton; 7 p. f. Type-
written.

© Ic. Apr, 11, 1912 ; D : 29343 ; John Tem-
plin and E. Layton, Seattle. 6786

Charlo comes home; comedy in 3 acts, by C, L.
McClure. [71] p. 4°, Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 1, 1913 ; D : 34910 ; Carl Leofwyn
INIcClure, New York. 6787

Charlotte Corday; by K.Bellew. 93 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Kyrle Bel lew, London ; D : 7207, Sept, 5,
1905 ; 2c, Aug. 30, 1905. 6788

a drama in 5 acts, by A. Flamant

© Adolphe Flamant, Napa, CaL ; 1890: 1261,
Jan, 7. 6789

- — a drama in 4 acts, by R. S. Tracy.

© Roger S. Tracy, New York ; 1873 : 14244,
Dec. 12. 6790

319

6791

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

6812

Charlotte Corday — Continued.

an historical drama in 5 acts, by J. Wing-
field Nisbet.

, © J. W. Nisbet, Washington; 1884:13383,
...July 2. 6791

a historical play in 4 acts, by J. Mortimer.

© James Mortimer, United States; 1876:
10114, Sept. 5 ; 2c. Sept. 5. 6792

trauerspiel in 5 aufziigen, von E. Henrici.

[Baltimore, C. W. Schneidereith & sons, 1905]
viii p., 2 1., 149-229 p. 8°. ([E. Henrici's

" dramatische werke, iv] )

© Ernst Henrici, Baltimore ; D : 6716, May
23, 1905 ; 2c. May 23, 1905. 6793

Charlotte Corday d'Armans; a drama in 5 acts,
by A. B. Williams. 65 p. 8°. Proof.

© Almena Butman Williams, Washington ;
D : 1117, Nov. 22, 1901 ; 2c. Oct. 7, 1902. 6794

Charlotte Corday d'Armont; drama, 5 acts, by
A. N. Shideler. 2 p. 1., 60 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Albert Newton Shideler, New York ; D :
4143, Oct. 26, 1903; 2c. Oct. 26, 1903. 6795

Charlotte d'Erra; or. Devotion, a drama in 4
acts, adapted from the French of Octave

. Feuillet, by J. C. Ward.

© .James C. Ward, San Francisco; 1878:
14678, Dec. 16. 6796

Charlotte Friederike; schauspiel in 4 akten von
Hjalmar Meidell, nach Dr. Alexander Thorsoes
novelle Interiors vom diinischen hof, autori-
sierte uebersetzung ans dem norwegischen
von Dr. John Josephsohn. 119 p. 16°.
Printed.

© Ic. Mar. 3, 1913 ; D : 33046 ; Oesterheld &
CO., verlag, Berlin. 6797

Charlotte of the plains; by B. L. Johnson.
Scenario. 10 p. t". Typewritten.

© Bessie Louise Johnson, Chicago; D:
15639, Apr. 17, 1909 ; 2c. Apr. 17, 1909. 6798

Charlotte Russe; a society musical album of
comicalities, in 3 acts, by R. G. Morris.

© Robert Griffin Morris, New York; 1886:
1987, Jan. 25. 6799

Charlotte Temple. Ms.

© Flora E. Baxter, New York ; 1893 : 47942,
Oct. 27 ; Ic. Dec. 10, 1894. 6800

a drama in 5 acts [by] Harriet M. P.

Plumb.

© Harriet M. Pixley Plumb, San Francisco ;
1891 : 30515, Aug. 28. 6801

■ • a historical drama in 5 acts, by F. V. De

More. 62 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Flora V. De IMore, PhilHpsburg, N. J.;

D:5132, Aug. 13, 1904; 2c. Mar. 3, 1905.

6802

Charlotte Temple — Continued.

a historical drama, 3 acts, with prologue,

by H. P. Plumb.

© Harriet Pixley Plumb, Chicago; 1899:
13956, Feb. 20 ; 2c. Feb. 4. 6803

a play in 4 acts, by Theodore Kramer;

founded on Mary S. Rowson's novel of the same
name. [132] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 24, 1909; D: 16026; Temple
amusement co.. New York. 6804

Charlotte Temple, a story of the heart; emo-
tional historical drama in 6 acts, by T. A.
Burtt.

© Thomas A. Burtt, Philadelphia; 1878:
11185, Sept. 28. 6805

Charlotte von Boyen; schauspiel in 3 akten, von
Ferdinand lliinkel und Hans v. Wentzel.
Berlin, Vita, deutsches verlagshaus [1906]
77 p. 12°.

© Vita, deutsches verlagshaus, Berlin; D:
9063, Sept. 10, 1906 ; 2c. Oct. 10, 1906. 6806

Charm (A) in the halter. See Coachman's
(The) bride.

Charm (The) of Sunset Valley; a comedy drama
in 4 acts, by H. M. Yost. [69] p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Howard M. Yost, Cleveland; D : 15027,
Feb. 8, 1009 ; 2c. Feb. 23, 1909. 6807

Charmed (The) cross of the devil foiled; a
spectacular in 1 act, by E. Diablo.

© Erwin Diablo, New York; 1879:16278,
Dec. 3. 6808

Charmer (The); a farce in 1 act, by H. McAllis-
tei\ [1], 15 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 12, 1913 ; D : 32289 ; Hall McAllis-
ter, Washington. 6809

Charming (The) bishop; a play in 4 acts, by
T. M. Ellis. 4°. Typewritten.

© T. Mullett Ellis, London; D : 1469, Feb.
19, 1902 ; 2c. Feb. 19, 1902. 6810

Charming (A) conversationalist; comedy for
1 male and 2 females, by Frances Aymar
Mathews. New York, E. S. Werner, 1907.' 8 p.
12°

© Edgar S. Werner & co., New York; D:
11693, Nov. 7, 1907; 2c. Nov. 22, 1907. 6811
Charming Dolly Clevore; comedy in 3 acts, by
J. B. SeUmder. [1], 93 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 21, 1913; D : 35081 ; John B.
Selander, Berkeley, Cal. 6812

Charming Leandre; comedy in 1 act. bv Theodore
de Banville, tr. by Barrett H. Clark. New
York, S. French; London, S. French, ltd. [1915]
18 p. 12°. (The world's best plays by cele-
brated European authors)

© Feb. 12. 1915 ; 2c. Feb. 1.5, 1915 ; D : 39677 ;
Samuel French, New York. 6812a

320

J 3812

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

6833

Charming- (The) widow; play in 2 acts, by D.
W. Coleman. 45 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. IMar. 28, 1914; D: 36498; Daniel W.
(^.oleman, Chelsea, Ma.ss. 6812b

Charms (The) of music; a farce in 1 act, by A.
H. Laidlaw, jr. Typewritten.

© Alex. H. Laidlaw, jr., New York; 1891:
42622, Nov. 28; 2c. Jan. 5, 1892. 6813

Charrette; or. The red Van Dyke, play in 3 acts,
i>y F. J. Hunt. 202 p. 4", Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 21, 1910; D: 20531; Franklin J.
Hunt, New York. 6814

Charter (The) oak; a drama in 3 acts, by F.
Whittaker.

© Frederick Whittaker, New York; 1876:
6032, May 16. 6815

an original comic opera in 3 acts, by B. E.

Leavitt.

© Burton Emerson Leavitt, New Haven ;
1892:7107, Feb. 13; 2c. Feb. 11, 1895. 6816

— • romantic drama in 4 acts.

© Edward C. Rossi, Brooklyn ; 1897 : 72553,
Dec. 24 ; 2c. Feb. 15, 1898. 6817

— See also Historical stories in dramatic

form.

Charybdis; vorspiel und 3 aufziige, von Hans
Fritz vtiu Zwehl. Berlin, Oesterheld & co.
verlng, 1914. 96 p. 10°.

© Ic. June 17, 1914; D: 38019; Berliner
tlieater-verlag, g. m. b. h., Berlin. 6817a

Chase (The); a 1 act farce comedy, by Jean
Hickenlooper. 16 p. 16". Typewritten.

© Jean Hickenlooper, Albia, la. ; D : 9754,
Dec. 13, 1906; 2c. Dec. 13, 1906. 6818

Chase (A) for a husband. See Wanted, a hus-
band.

Chase (A) for a widow; a comedy in 3 acts,

adapted and arr. for the stage, by K. Mayliew.

© Kate Mayhew, New York; 1883:9843,

May 29; 2c. July 26. 6819

Chase (The) of the butterfly; a comedy, by"C. S.

Booth.

© Charles Stewart Booth, New Orleans ; D :
4759, Mar. 19, 1904. 6820

Chase (The) of the golden plate. See Thinking
(The) machine.

Chasers (The); extravaganza in 2 acts, book by
N. Schmulowitz, music by John D. Hartigan.
71 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Oct. 25, 1910 ; D : 22374 ; Nat Schmulo-
witz, San Francisco. 6821

Chasing a flirt.
5379—15-

See Brown, the painter.
—21

Chasing a lover; an original farcical comedy in

3 acts and 3 scenes, by J. J. Kennedy.

© Jno. J. Kennedy, Philadelphia; 1893:
16508, Apr. 3. 6822

Chaska; a western story in 4 acts, by E. F. Van
Duseu. 3 p. 1., 83 p. 4". Typewritten.

© E. P. Van Dusen, New York ; D : 12794,
Apr. 21, 1908 ; 2c. Apr. 21, 1908. 6823

Chasm (The); a play in 1 act and 2 .scenes, by
Marian D. and R. S. Tinney. 12 p. 8°.
Printed.

© Roy S. Tinney, Jersey City ; D : 12530,
M:ir. 12, 1908 ; 2c. Mar. 20, 19b8. 6824

Chasse a courre; scene chantee, creee par Mme.
Paulette Darty. Paris, Enoch & cie.

© Enoch & CO., Paris ; 1900 A : 18538, July
27 ; 2c. July 19. 6825

Chasse-croise. See Ultimatum (L').

Chasse (La) de M. Groslard; par M. Moriss.

4 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. June 15, 1912 ; D : 30009 ; Gaumont co..
New I'ork. 6826

Chasseur (Le) de tigre (The tiger hunter) ;
play in 1 act, by C. De Vonde. [16] p. 4".
Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 6, 1912; D: 28966; Chester De
Voride, New York. 6827

Chaste Cassimir. See Pet (The) of the petti-
coats.

Chastity (The) of the family; by J. Gordin.

© Jacob Gordin, Brooklyn ; D : 5313, July
IS, 1904. 6828

Chat, an American boy; a comedy melodrama,
liy Hubert Sackett.

© Katie Emmett, United States; 1895:
15237, Jlar. 16. 6829

Chat (Le) noir; adapted by C. A. Shaw, music
liy Slieppard Camp. Typewritten.

© Chas. A. Shaw, New York ; 1900 A : 15151,
June 18 ; Ic. June 18. 6830

Chateau Bideau; a melodrama in 5 acts and 6
scenes, by F. AVilson and A. Canby.

© Francis Wilson and Albert Canby, United
States ; 1881 : 6789, May 2. 6831

Chateau d'Annairlee; a drama, by W. G. Moates.

© Wm. Gurney Moates, Towson, Md. ; 1897 :

37902, June 28. 6833

Chateau historique; comedie en 3 actes de A.
Bisson et J. Berr de Turique. New York, V.
Ciocia, 1901. 163 p. 8".

© Alexandre Bisson and J. Berr de Turique,
Paris; D:84, Jan. 28, 1901; 2c. ,Tan. 19, 1901.

6833

321

■m

6834

DEAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

6854

Chatelaine (La); comMie en 4 actes, par Alfred
Capus. Paris, E. Fasquelle, 1904. 4 p. 1., 270
p. 12°.

© E. Fasquelle, Paris; D : 5099, May 31,
1904; 2c. May 31, 1904; 2c. Aug. 22, 1904.

6834

See also Theatre complet; [de] Alfred

Capus,

Chatelaine (The); or, The siege of Murany,
romantic comic opera in 3 acts, founded on a
story written by Walter Parlie, libretto by
Walter Parke and Adam Smith, music by
Florian Pascal. London, J. Williams, ltd.
48 p. 8°. [Libretto only]

© Dec. 17, 1913 ; 2c. Dec. IS, 1913 ; D : 35512 ;
.Tosepli Williams, ltd., London. 6835

Chato (El) del Albaicin; zarzuela en 1 acto,
dividido en 3 cuadros, en prosa original de
J. L. Ontiveros y R. Dominguez, mtisica del
maestro Calleja. Madrid [Sociedad de autores
espanoles] 1907. 50 p. 12°. [Libretto only]

© .Jose li. (])ntiveros v Raimundo Domin-
guez, Madrid; D: 11480, Oct. 7, 1907; 2c. Oct.
7, 1907. 6836

Chattanoog'a; a drama of the American Civil
War, founded on Chattanooga, a romance of
the American Civil War, by F. A. IMitchell.

(c) F. A. Mitchel, East Orange, N. J. ; 1891 :
18412, May 19. 683T

a story of soutldand and tlie stormy sixties.

drama in 4 acts, by A. E. AVills.

© Antlionv E. Wills, Brooklyn ; D : 7270,
Sept. 16, 1905. 6838

(Eagle's nest); an idyl of the war in 4

acts and 6 tableaux, by J. J. Wallace.

© J. J. Wallace, San Francisco; 1888:
20676, July 18. 6839

Chattel (A) mortgage; a comedy farce in 3 acts,
by C. E. Blaney.

© Chas. E. Blaney, Columbus, O. ; 1893:
1923, Jan. 7. 6840

Chattel of the estate; a drama in 4 acts, by D.
P. Mathews.

© David Porter Mathews, Hull, Mass. ; 1900
A : 22788, Sept. 13. 6841

Chatter; monologue for males, by Harry L. New-
ton. New York, M. Witmark & sons, 1913. 8 p.
12°.

© Aug. 4, 1913 ; 2c. Aug. 5, 1913 ; D : 34012 ;
M. Witmark & sons. New York. 6842

Chatterton; a dramatic monolog, by Rida John-
son Y'oung. New York, M. AVitmark & sons
[1906] 10 p. 12°. (Rida .Tolmson Young's 1
act plays, dramatic scenes and monologs)

© M. Witmark & sons, New York ; D : 8800,
July 9, 1906 ; 2c. July 10, 1906. 6843

Chatterton — Continued.

— — dramma in 3 atti, tratto dal dramma di A,
de Vigny, dramma lirico di R. Leoncavallo.
Terza ed. Bologna, Achille Tedeschi [1896]
51 p. 8°. [Libretto only]

© Adolph Fiirstner, Berlin ; 1896 : 19974,
Mar. 31 ; 2c. Mar. 31. 6844

— — lyriches drama in 3 akten (nach Alfred de
Vigny) von Ruggiero Leoncavallo, fiir die
deutsche biiline bearbeitet von Max Kalbeck.
Berlin, W., A. Fiirstner, 1896.

© Adolph Fiirstner, Berlin; 1890:23092,
Apr. 13. 6845

Chattertons; play in 3 a(;ts, by S. I. Szinnyey.
24 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 23, 1909 ; D : 16921 ; Stephen
Ivor Szinnyey, New York. 6846

Chaucer; libretto for musical farce in 2 acts, by
A. N. C. Fowler. 76 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 3, 1911; D : 22985 ; A. N. C.
Fowler, Glens Falls, N. Y. 6847

■ musical play in 2 acts, book and lyrics by

A. N. C. Fowler. 63 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© A. N. C. Fowler, Glens Falls, N. Y. ; D :
9848, Nov. 21, 1906 ; 2c. Nov. 21, 1906. 6848

Chauffeur; comedie inedite, en 1 acte, par M.
Maurey. iv, 479^94 p., illus. 8°. (Je sais
tout, 4" annee, 2" semestre) Printed.

© Max Maurey, Paris ; D : 14256, Nov. 11,
1908 ; 2c. Nov. 11, 1908. 6849

■ a comedy in 1 act, by R. P. Macdonald.

30 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 12, 1909 ; D : 16402 ; Royal Per-
cival Macdonald, Oakland, Cal. 6850

a comedy of aspiration, in 3 acts, by

Miron Leffiugwell. 47 p. f°. Mimeographed.

© Alexander Byers, Chicago; D: 14979,
Feb. 3, 1909; 2c. Feb. 20, 1909. 6851

komodie in 1 akt, von Kory Towska. [2],

38 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 11, 1914; D : 37542 ; Comoedia,
Vienna. 6851a

Chauffeur-in's Metropol; grosse jahres-revue
mit gesang und tanz in 10 bildern, von Jul.
Freund, musik von Rud. Nelson. Berlin, Ed.
Bote & G. Bock, 1912. 34 p. 12°. [Libretto
only]

© Sept. 23, 1912; 2c. Oct. 28, 1912; D:
31253 ; Ed. Bote & G. Bock, Berlin. 6852

Chauffeurs (The); a comedv-opera, by W.
Moody.

© Wallace Moody, Davenport, la. ; D :
3941, Sept. 14, 1903. 6853

Chauffeuse (Die); operette in 3 akten, text von
E. A. Schalk, musik von H. Neumeister. Text-
buch. 88 p. 8°. Printed.

© Ic. Mar. 4, 1911; D: 23547; Hugo Neu-
meister, Miihlhausen, Germany. 6854

322

6854

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

6871

Chavalillo (El); sainete lirico en 3 cuadros, en
prosa y verso, original de Enrique Paradas,
Joaquin Jimenez y Antonio Yelasco, mtisica
de I'aseual Marquina y Enrique Bru. Madrid,
I Sociedad de autores espaiioles] 1914. 41 p.
12". |Lil)retto only]

© Sept. 17, 1914; Ic. Sept. 21, 1914; D.
38191; B. Paradas, J. Jimenez, A. Velasco,
Madrid. 6854a

Chaverini (Pals); drama in 4 acts, by Isidor
Solotorefsliy. [158] p. 4". Ms. [Yiddisli]

© Ic. Feb. 18, 1911; D : 23392 ; David
Kessler and Max R. Wilner, New Yorlf. 6855

Che-Ean-A-Kcng-Ko-Muno; or, The hermit of
Plymouth Colony.

© L). H. Duraud, South Framingham, Mass. ;
1889 : 30960, Dec. 5. 6856

Cheap; play in 1 act, by A. Reichman. [2], 27
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 7, 1913; D : 34963 : Arthur

Reichman, New Yorli. 6857

Cheap (A) drink; play in 1 act, by Geo. T.
Smith. 4 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 17, 1914; D : 36843 ; Joim G.
Jermon, New Yorlv. 6857a

Cheat; a comedy of American life in 4 acts, by
T. C. De Leon.

© T. C. De Leon, Baltimore ; 1870 : 2777,
Oct. 13. 6858

"play in 4 acts, by H. A. Littledale. 126 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 12. 1915; D: 39661; Harold A.
Littledale, New York. 6858a

by M. Mayo and J. P. Wilson. Type-
written.

© Margaret Mayo and J. Paul Wilson, New
York ; D : 994, Oct. 21, 1901 ; 2c. Oct. 26, 1901.

6859

Cheat (The) of pity; play in 1 act, by G. Mid-
dleton. [2], 19 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 9, 1913 ; D : 31926 ; George Mid-
dleton. New York. 6860

See also Tradition.

Cheaters (The); play in 1 act, by H. Miles.
26 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 20, 1915 ; D : 40132 ; Homer Miles,
New York. 6860a

Cheating the devil; comedy playlet of domestic
life in 1 act, by E. McLellan. [3], 24 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 19, 1912; D: 31418; Earl Mc-
Lellan, New York. 6861

Check (The) book; a 1 act vaudeville sketch, by
Harry Sawyer and L. L. Elliott. Typewritten.

© Lvdia Langdon Elliott, Buffalo ; D : 1906,
Apr. 3, 1902 ; 2c. June 25, 1902. 6862

Check (A) for a thousand; comedy in 1 act, by
A. Hoffman. 3, 18 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 10, 1915; D: 41196; Aaron Hoff-
man, New York. 6862a

Check no. 66. /See Green goods.

Checkered (A) life; a realistic American play, a
romantic emotional drama in 4 acts, by G. E.
Alkins.

© George E. Alkins, New York ; 1886 : 5599,
Mar. 9. 6863

Checkered lights; a 5 act melodrama, by F.
Gardner.

© Fulton Gardner, Chicago; 1887:141.59,
May 31. 6864

Checkmate; an incident at the Hotel Astor, by
J. Willurd. [14] p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 15, 1913; D: 32324; John Wil-
lard. New York. 6865

■ play in 4 acts, by H. C. Chapin. 138 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 30, 1910; D : 20928 ; Homer C.
Chapin, Chicago. 6866

pluy in 1 act, by W. H. Kohl. [2], 16 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 16, 1914 ; D : 36363 ; William H.
Kohl, IMelrose Highlands, Mass. 6866a

a sensational comedy in 4 acts, by F. F.

Schrader.

© Fred F. Schrader, St. Joseph, Mo. ;
1882 : 14209, Aug. 26. 6867

Checkmated; a comedy in 1 act, by C. R. Hardy.

© Charles R, Hardy, New York; 1900 A:
19544, Aug. 6. 6868

domestic farce in 1 act, by T. H. Davies.

[1], 22 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 3, 1914; D : 38982 ; Thomas H.
Davies, Rutherford, N. J. 6868a

drama in 5 acts, by E. Worthington. [2],

167 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. June 29, 1914; D: 37416; Edward
Worthington, New York. 6868ta

or. Triumphant at last, a play in 5 acts,

by A. Rivers.

© Alonzo Rivers, Chicago ; 1879 : 8886, July
7. 6869

Cheek; by G. Adams.

© Gus Atlams, United States; 1882:494,
Jan. 12 ; 2c. Mar. 15. 6870

an American comedy in 5 acts, by S. H.

Church.

© Saumel H. Church, Pittsburgh; 1876:
9766, Aug. 26. 6871

323

6872

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

6891

Cheek — Contiuued.

being a rewritten version of an original

Cheerful (A) liar; farcical comedy in 3 acts, bj'
J. A. Fraser, jr. Chicago, The Dramatic pub-
lishing comi)any.

© Dramatic pub. co., Chicago; ] 896: 59780,
Oct. 30; 2c. Nov. 9. 6882

American drama copyrighted March 10, 1880,
under the title of Gypsy, by F. Marsden (W.
A. Silver)

© Fred Marsden. New York; 1881 : 1673&. Cheese and crackers; 1 act comedy, by A. K.
„ ^ ^orcrt Foster. 18 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 21, 1910; D: 22110; Allan K.
Foster, Cbicago. 6883

6872

Oct. 29; 2c. May 19, 1882.

— a burlesque on Brass, by J. Hart.

© Josh Hart, United States; 1876:2870,

Mar. 7. 6873

a comedy in H ai-ts, ailapted from the Ger-
man for tlie American stage, by R. P. Goer-
deler.

© Ricbard 1'. (Jnerdeler, New Yoik ; 187S :
nl77, Apr. 29. 6874

a romantic drama in 4 acts, adapted from

.Tames De Mille, by C. W. Tayleure.

© C. W. Tayleure, Brooklyn; 1875:8427,
Aug. IG. 6875

or. Life in two hemispheres, a drama in

5 acts, by E. A. I.ocke.

© Harold Forsberg, Cleveland; 1873:4710.
May 1. 6876

Cheer, boys, cheer; a romantic melodrama, by
R. H. Schooley.

© Richard H. Schooley, Rochester, N. Y. ;
1895:57320, Nov. 12. 6877

Cheer up; few pages from modern Bohemia, by
E. C. Dieckmann. 9 p. f. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 19, 1914 ; D : 36093 ; Emil Chris-
tian Dieckmann, St. Louis. 6877a

Cheerful Charlie; comedy sketch, by C. E.
Whalen. [10] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Charles E. Whalen, New York ; D : 13658.

Aug. 26, 1908 ; 2c. Aug. 26, 1908.

6878

Cheerful companion; a duologue adapted from
Ina L. Cassilis' character sketch, by Bob
O'Link [p.seud.] New York, Dick & Fitzgerald,
1905. 11 p. 12".

© Dick & Fitzgerald, New York ; D : 6005,
Jan. 4, 1905 ; 2c. Jan. 11, 1905. 6879

Cheerful (The) corsair and his beauteous bride.
See Conrad and Medora.

Cheerful (A) idiot.

© Hal L. Goodwin, Cednr Rapids, la.; D:
4598, Feb. 9, 1904. 6880

Cheerful (The) knave; comedy in 3 acts, by
Keble Howard [pseud, of J. K. Bell] London,
S. French, ltd.; New York, S. French, 1913.
76 p. 12°. (On cover : French's acting edition,
no. 2432)

© Mar. 15, 1913; 2c. Mar. 17, 1913; D:
32694 ; Sanniel French, ltd., TiOndon. 6881

. or. The better part, a vaudeville sketch in

1 act, by r>. MacKay. 12 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 14, 1910; D : 220.50 ; Durelle

]\[acKay, Chicago. 6884

ov, Up against it, comedy in 1 act, by E. A.

Wai'ren. [36] p. f". Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 29, 1912 ; D : 29531 ; E. Alyn Wai--
ren, Paterson. 6885

Cheese (The) king; 2 act dramatic composition,
by L. R. Weitz. 21 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© le. Mar. 9, 1915; D : 39907 ; Leonhanlt
Edwin Weitz, Lakewood, O. 6885a

Chef (Le); opera eonr,qu(> in 2 -Aci^^ :in<l 2 scenes,
by M. S. Brickner.

© Mortimer S. Brickner, New York; 1897:
13898, Feb. 26. 6886

Chef (The) song; a farce comedy in 1 act, by

William .J. McKenna. 4 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Wm. J. McKenna, Jersey City ; D : 15765,

May 3, 1909; 2c. May 3, 1909. 6887

Chelete; zarzuela en 1 acto y 3 cuadros, original
de J. R. Bejarano y J. Ibafiez, mfisica del
maestro Julio Cristobal. IMadrid [Sociedad de
autores espauolesj 1908. 47 [1] p. 12°. [Li-
bretto only]

© Juan R. Be.iarano y Juan Ibaiiez, Madrid ;
D : 13778, Sept. 14, 1908 ; 2c. Sept. 14, 1908.

6888

Chemia; or. The birth of chemistry, an liistor-
icai drama, by F. K. Ferguson. 66 p. 24".
Printed.

© Frederic Kirkwood Ferguson, Paola,
Kan. ; D : 7384, Oct. 10, 1905 ; 2c. Dec. 1, 1905.

6889

Chemie fuers heirathen. See Chemistry.

Chemical girl; by Charles Horwitz. 14 p. 4".
Typewritten.

© Frank William Ryan, New York ; D :
8123, Mar. 7, 1906; 2c. Mar. 7, 1906. 6890

Chemiu (Le) du bonheur. See Mirko.

Chemineau (Le); drame lyrique en 4 actes [par]

Jean Richepin, nmsique de Xavier Leroux.

Paris, Charpentier et Fasquelle, 1907. 3 p. 1.,

59 p. 12".

© Choudens, Paris ; D : 12021, Dec. 31, 1907 ;

2c. Dec. 31, 1907. 6891
See alfin Rover (The)

324

6892

COPYRIOHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

6909

Chemist (The); ;i draiiui in prohigue ;iih1 4 acts,
by P. G. Pintti and J. B. Hpaviside.

© Peter G. Piatti and John B. Heaviside.
United States; 1894:49222, Oct. 22. 6892

Chemist and man; vaudeville sketch in 1 act,
by A. Stewart. 29 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 10, 19ir; ; D : 39927 ; Andrew
Stewart, A\'asliinjiton. 6892a

Cherry; an original American play, by Olive
Logan and W. Sikes.

© Wirt Sikes, New York ; 1S73 : 807, Jan. 13.

6901

or, Labor vs. Capital, draiua, by B.

IVTarean.

© Beatrice Marean, Ocala, Fla.; 1897:
61202, Oct. 29 ; 2c. Feb. 7, 189S. 6902

Chemistry (Chemie fuers heirathen); an origi- Cherry Blossom; a 1 act play, by Iv. D. Grange,
ual comedy-drama in 3 acts, by Rudolph 4". Typewritten.

Kneisel.

© Inn-e Kiralfy, ITnited States; 1877: 12536,
Oct. 30. 6893

Chen-a-nah; l>y AV. B. Young. 15 p. f". Type-
written.

I© Wm. B. Young, Chicago; D : 8814, July
11, 1906; 2c. July 11, 1906. 6894

Cheque mates; play in 1 act, by H. K. Woolf.
12], 43 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 21, 1914; D: 38627; Harold
Rogers Woolf, New York. 6894a

Chequered (A) career; a driuna in 5 acts and
a prologue, by L. H. Hooper.

© Lucv H. Hooper, Long Branch, N. J. ;
1873: 9317. Aug. 19. 6895

Chequered life; an original, domestic, comedy-
drama, in prologue and 4 acts, 6 tableaux, by
A. Z. Chipman.

© Adelbert Z. Chipman, Boston; 1881:
9885, Juu(^ 23. 6896

Cher raaitre; comedie en 3 actes en prose, par
F. Vanderem [pseud, of F. H. Venderheyn]
(L'lilustration thejltrale, 7" annee-187, 2 sep-
tembre 1911)

© Sept. 2, 1911 ; 2c. Sept. 30, 1911 ; D : 25352 ;
Fernand Vand6rera, Paris. 6897

^ee also Great (The) man.

Cheri-Bibi; drame en 9 tableaux, [par] Alevy &
Marcel Nadaud, tire du roman-feuilleton de
(4astoii L.M-oux. Paris, C. J(ml)ert, 1913. 150
p. 8".

© Dec. 6, 1913 ; 2c. Dec. 13, 1913 ; D : 35332 ;
Joubert. Paris. ^ 6898

Cherie; play in 4 acts, by Tj. C. Broun. 119 p.
4". Typewritten.

© Ic. July 9, 1915 ; D : 41190 ; Louise Carter
Broun, Toronto, Canada. 6898a

Cherrie, the music-m^ad countess; a dramatic
composition in 5 acts, by G. Morris.

© Gussie Morris, New York ; 1882 : 14208,
Aug. 26. 6899

Cherries; dramatic playlet in 1 act, by O. H.
Damon. 13 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 11, 1911; D: 25183; Oscar H.
Damon, St. Louis. 6900

© Leighton Demain Grange, New York ;
D : 8076. Feb. 28, 1906 ; 2c. Feb. 28, 1906. 6903

Cherry (The) colored cat; Henry McHarg Dav-
enport's novel dramatized into a musical
sketch, by J. W. E. Allen. [8], 20 p. 4°.
Typewritten. [Words only]

© 1 c. Oct. 14, 1910 ; D : 22307 ; Joseph W. E.
Allen, San Francisco. 6904

a satire in 2 scenes, by Henry McHarg Dav-
enport, adapted to the stage by J. W. E. Allen.
10 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Joseph W. E. Allen, San Francisco; D:
14634, Dec. 26, 1908 ; 2c. Dec. 26, 1908. 6905

Cherry (The) garden; a comedy in 4 acts, by
Anton P. Chekhov, tr. from the original Rus-
sian by M. S. Mandell. 2 p. 1., 7-72 p. fold,
facsim. 8°.

© Max S. Mandell, New Haven ; D : 12551,
Alar. 16, 1908 ; 2c. May 6, 1908. 6906

Sec also [Gesammelte dram en: Anton

Tchechoff]

Cherry (The) girl; a new and original musical
play in 2 acts, by Seymour Hicks, lyrics by
Aubrey Hopwood, music by Ivan Caryll. Lon-
don, Chappell & CO., 1903. 24 p. 8°. [Lyrics
only]

© Cniappell & CO., London ; D : 4402, Dec. 18,
1903; 2c. Dec. 18, 1903. 6907

Cherry, 111., mine disaster. See Seven days in
hell.

Cherry O'Neil; playlet in 1 act, by A. E.
Sniylie. 26 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 27, 1914 ; D : 36182 ; Adolphe E.
Smylie, Brooklyn. 6907a

Cherry (The) orchard. See Chief contempo-
rary dramatists. — Two plays; by Tchekhof.

Cherry (The) pickers; a drama in 4 acts, by J.
Arthur.

© Joseph Arthur, New York; 1896:48124,
Aug. 25. 6908

Cherry ripe; by C. W. Doyle.

© C. W. Doyle, Santa Cruz, Cal. ; D : 206.
Mar. 12, 1901. 6909

325

\

6910

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

6929

Cherry ripe— Continued.

musical comedy in 2 acts, by John Clarence

Fowler. 142 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 1, 1913; D : 32802 ; Mrs. John C.
Fowler, Chicago. 6910

or, The charity girl, a comedy drama in 3

acts, by Fred. ^Yilli:un.s and George L. Stout.
© Fred. Williams and George L. Stout,
United States; 1886:20495, Sept. 11. 6911

Cherry song. See Pantomime almanac.

Cherry (The) tree; comedy in 1 act, by A. Hoff-
man. 89 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 7, 1915 ; D : 41442 ; Aaron Hoff-
man, New York. 6911a

Cherry tree farm; by Arthur Law. London,
.Toseph Williams, ltd., 1904. 27 p. 8".

© Joseph Williams, ltd., London ; D : 5139,
June 7, 1904 ; 2c. June 7, 1904. 6912

Cherry Valley; a pastoral comedy-drama in 4
acts, by J. C. Webb. f. Typewritten.

© John Crittenden W^ebb, Chicago ; D : 5796,
Nov. 19, 1904; 2c. July 21, 190-5. 6913

Cherub; or. The pearl of Serpent Mountain, an
original comedy-drama in 3 acts, by B. A.
Locke.

© Edwin A. Locke, Enfield Centre, N. H. ;
1886 : 14728, June 28. 6914

Cherubin; comedie chautee en 3 actes, poeme de
F. de Croisset et Henri Cain, musique de J.
Massenet. 103 p. 8". Proof. [Libretto
only]

© Francis de Croisset, Paris ; D : 6189, Feb.
7, 1905 ; 2c. Feb. 7, 1905. 6915

piece en 3 actes en vers, [par] F. de Crois-
set. [Paris, Impr. de I'lUustration] 1908.
cover-title, 78 p. 8°.

© Francis de Croisset, Paris ; D : 13017,
May 21, 1908 ; 2c. May 21, 1908. 6916

a play in 3 acts, by F. de Croisset. 64 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Francis de Croisset, Paris ; D : 3858, Aug.
21, 1903 ; 2c. Aug. 21, 1903. 6917

Cherubs (The); an original comedy in 4 acts, by
S. Robson and W. H. Crane.

© Stuart Robson and Wm. H. i'raiie, Ignited
States; 1879:7103, May 29. 6918

Cherubs from India; a comedy drama in 4 acts,
by B, C. Akin.

© Blanche C. Akin, Templeton, Cal. ; 1899 :
52140, Aug. 14. 6919

Chest (The) of gold; drama in 5 acts, by O.
Davis. 89 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. June 3, 1915 ; D : 40826 ; Owen Davis,
Yonkers, N. Y. 6919a

Chest (A) of tea; a comedy in 3 acts, by M. P.
Bush and E. R. Taylor.

© Marguerite Putnam Bush and Ellen Rich-
ardson Taylor, Summit, N. J.; 1898:27820,
May 3. 6920

1 act play, by H. R. AVoolf. 14 p. 4°.

Typewi'itten.
. © Ic. Jan. 8, 1915 ; D : 39344 ; Harold Rogers
Woolf, New York. 6920a

Chester 57 double 0, one of Kate Kirby's cases;
play, by J. S. Dawley. 20 p. 1G\ Printed.

© July 19, 1913; 2c. July 21, 1913; D:
33859 ; J. Soarle Dawley, New York. 6921

Chesterton; play in 3 acts, by H. T. Richard-
son. [2], 55 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 25, 1913 ; D : 32084 ; Harriette T.
Richardson, Wallingford, Conn. 6922

Chestnut (The) burrs. 1 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Fi-ances Harrison, Lynn, Mass. ; D : 4269,

Nov. 19, 1903 ; 2c. Nov. 19, 1903. 6923

Chestnuts; a farcical and musical comedy in 3
acts, by R. Golden.

© Richard Golden, New York ; 1885 : 19454,
Sept. 15. 6924

- a 3 act comedy farce, by H. C. Clarke.

© Harry C. Clarke, New York ; 1885 : 21281,

6925

Oct. 10 ; 2c. Nov. 2.

Chevalier (Le) a la rose; comedie musicale en 3
actes, de Hugo von Hofmannsthal, tr. fran-
gaise de Jean Chantavoine, musique de Rich-
ard Strauss. Berlin, Paris, A. Fiirstner, 1912.
3 p. 1., 148, [3] p. 16". [Libretto only]

© Apr. 8, 1912 ; 2c. May 11, 1912 ; D : 29636 ;
Adolph F'iirstner, Paris. 6926

Chevalier (Le) au masque; piece en 5 actes, par
P. Armont et J. Jdanoussi. {In Lectures pour
tons, no. 10-18, 15 aout, 1 septembre & 15 sep-
tembre, 1913)

© Aug. 15, 1913; Ic. each Nov. 7, 1913; D:
34967 ; Paul Armont & Jean Manoussi, Paris.

6927

Chevalier (Le) d'Eon; opera-comique en 4 actes,
[de] Armand Silvestre et Henri Cain, inusiqiie
de Rodolphe Berger. Livret. Paris, Heugel
et cie., 1908. 95 p. 12".

© Heugel & CO., Paris ; D : 13052, May 25,
1908; 2c. May 25, 1908. 6928

- de H. Cain, musique de
4°. Typewritten.

R. Berger.

102 p.

© Henri Cain and Rodolphe Berger, Paris ;
D: 11070, July 29, 1907; 2c. July 29, 1907.

6929

326

6930

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

6951

Chevalier (Le) de la longue figvire (Don Qui-
chotte); draine liei'oique t-n 4 actes, en vers,
avec i)rologue et epilogue, [par] Jacques Le
T.orrain. Paris. Joubert, 1906. 138 p., 1 1.
front, (port.) 8°.

© Celestin Joubert, Paris ; D : 8775, July 2,
1906 ; 2c. July 2, 1906. 6930

Chevaliers dii brouillard. »s're Knights (The)
of Tyburn.

Chevalier's (The) victims.

© C. J. Bauer, Columbus, O. ; 1876 : 1106,
.Tan. 24. 6931

Chevelure (La); comedie en 1 acte, par C. de
IVIerne [pseud, of C. D. iMorsan] [2], 13 p.
4°. Typewritten.

J© Ic. Oct. 16, 1914; D : 38505 ; Charles D.
Morgan, Bournedale, Mass. 6933

Cheviot McGlone, Esq.; a 1 act farce, by C. A.
Hartley.

© Chai-les A. Hartley. Scranton, Pa.; 1SS6 :
14970, June 30. 6933

Cheyenne; a drama in 4 acts, by M. Keene. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Mattie Keene, New Yorlj ; D : 8975, Aug.
18, 1906 ; 2c. Aug. 20, 1906. 6934

Cheyenne (A) romance; musical melodrama in
1 act, by R. Blaylock. [2], 5 p. t". Type-
written.

© Ic. Dec. 21 1910 ; D : 22885 ; Robert Blay-
lock, Des Moines. 6935

Chez le docteur; savnete en 1 acte, [par] R.
Fiquet. [Paris, 1911] 15 p. 8". Printed.

© Dec. 20, 1911 ; 2c. Dec. 26, 1911 ; D : 28083 ;
Rene Fiquet, Paris. 6936

Chic; a comedy-drama in 5 acts.

© Edwin Kirkman Hart, Philadelpliia ;
1880 : 17737, Nov. 20. 6937

Chic (Un) patron; pigce en 1 acte, par Darsay,
Lebreton iv Trebitsch. Paris, C. Joubert, 1914.
44 p. 8°.

© July 4, 1914 ; Ic. July 11, 1914 ; D : 37527 ;
C. Joubert, Paris. .6937a

Chicago; a comedy, by C. W. Foster.

© Charles William Foster, Haddonfield,
N. J. ; 1889 : 6453, Feb. 26. 6938

play in 3 acts, by M. Coolidge Rask. 97 p.

8°. Typewritten.

© le. Apr. 26, 1910 ; D : 20890 ; Marie Cool-

idge Rask, Broolvlyn.

6939

— or. Through fire and water, a romantic
pictorial domestic drama, in prologue, 2 acts
and epilogue, by T. C. De Leon.

© T. C. De Leon, New York; 1871:9653,
Oct. 16. 6940

Chicago after dark; by C. Buster. f°. Type-
written.

© Clark Buster, Chicago ; D : 12923, May 7,
1908 ; 2c. May 7, 1908. 6941

Chicago as it was, is, and will be. See Chi-
cago, up in a balloon,

Chicago, before the fire, during the fire and
after the fire; a drama, by J. Hart.

© Josli. Hart, New York; 1871:9868, Oct.
23. 6942

Chicago (The) boy bandits; melodrama in 4

acts, by W. Woods. 67 p. ^8°. Typewritten.

© Walter Woods, Erie, Pa. ; D : 4417, Dec.

12, 1903 ; 2c. Dec. 19, 1903. 6943

Chicago charity; a 1 act comedy, by W. M.

Cressy.

© Will M. Cressy, Concord, N. H. ; 1900 A :
3255, Feb. 5. 6944

Chicago (The) convention.

© Angus J. McDonald, Toronto, Canada ;
1897 : 30903, May 22. 6945

Chicago (A) coronet; a musical comedy in 2
acts, book and lyrics by W. J. Mills and G.
Smith. 4°. Typewritten.

© Graham Smith, New York; D : 9129,
Sept. 22, 1906 ; 2c. Sept. 22, 1906. 6946

Chicago (A) girl; a play in 3 acts, by D. J.
Sprague.

© D. J. Sprague, Chicago; 1892:51533,
Dec. 17. 6947

Chicago Nell; play in 1 act, by O. Davies. 3 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 18, 1912 ; D : 31164 ; Owen Davies,
Nev^^ York. 6948

Chicago (The) of today. See Siege and mas-
sacre of Fort Dearborn.

Chicago (The) poet; drama in 4 acts, by L. H. B.
Knox. [2], 136 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 9, 1914 ; D : 35607 ; Loren H. B.
Knox, Chicago. 6948a

Chicago strike. See Pullman (The) strike.

Chicago (A) tramp.

© Orlin Thurston Crawford, Topeka, Kan. ;
D : 1963, June 2, 1903. 6949

— — a melodrama in 3 acts, by Lem B. Parker.

69 p. 4". Typewritten.

© W. C. De Baugh, Chicago ; D : 5670, Oct.
22, 1904 ; 2c. Oct. 22, 1904. 6950

Chicago, up in a balloon; or, Chicago as it
was, is, and will be.

© William Bush, Chicago ; 1870 : 2733, Oct.
11; 2c. Dec. 4, 1872. 6951

327

6952

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

6967

Chicago (The) widows; musical farce comedy,
liy Monroe and Hart.

© Monroe and Hart, New York; 1897:
24144, Apr. 19. 6952

Chicken (The) and the axe; musical comedy in
2 acts and 2 scenes, by M. Overholt. [87] p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 2, 1914 ; D : 36214 ; Miles Over-
liolt, Los Angeles. 6952a

Chicken (The) hawk.

© Murrv Nelson, jr., Hubbard Woods, 111. ;
D : 12216, Jan. 20, 1908. 6953

Chicken protective association.

© Grace Dinsmore Clark, Salem, Or. ; 1900
A : 4472, Feb. 17. 6954

Chicken (The) thief; an original American com-
edy in a prologue and 4 acts, by Frank J.
Marion and Wallace McCutcheon. 26 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

I© American mutoscope & biograph co.. New
York ; D : 5917, Dec. 17, 1904 ; 2c. Dec. 17, 1904.

6955

Chicken (The) trust; musical comedy, by J. W.
Bailey. f°. Typewritten.

© John W. Bailey, New York ; D : 12172.
Jan. 14, 1908 ; 2c. Jan. 6, 1908. 6956

Chickens; a curtain raiser in 1 act with musical
setting, book and lyrics by S. Anworth Ruth-
erford, music by I. M. Wilson.

© Irving M. Wilson, San Francisco ; D :
10549, May 13, 1907. 6957

Chickens come home to roost; an original com-
edy in 1 act, 1 scene, by Thomas B. Donaldson.
8 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Thomas B. Donaldson, Philadelphia ; D :
7327, Sept. 27, 1905 ; 2c. Sept. 27, 1905. 6958

Chickle's moving' day; a farce in 1 act, by
John S. Carroll. 17 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Joseph Merrick, New York ; D : 15854,
May 14, 1909 ; 2c. May 14, 1909. 6959

Chico; 1 act sketch, by S. Hunter. [12] p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 19, 1912 ; D : 31420 ; Sherley Hun-
ter, Los Angeles. 6960

Chico (El) de las Penuelas; o. No hay mal
como el de la envidia, sainete lirico de cos-
tumbres madrilenas en 1 acto, dividido en 3
cuadros, original de C. Arniches, mtisica del
maestro Rafael Millau. Madrid [Sociedad de
autores espaiioles] 1915. 56 p. 12°. [Libretto
only]

© Aug. 30, 1915 ; Ic. Sept. 1, 1915 ; D : 41656 ;
Carlos Arniches, Madrid. 6960a

Chico (El) de Lopez; sainete lirico en 1 acto y
4 cuadros, letra de Ventura de la Vega, musica
del maestri) Ardertus. Madrid [Sociedad de
autores espaiioles] 1911. 40 p. 12". [Li))retto
only]

I© Dec. 30, 1911 ; 2c. Jan. 2, 1912 ; D : 28145 ;
Ventura de la Vega, Madrid. 6961

Chico en grande; 6, En el portal de Belen. dis-
■ parate comico en 1 acto y en prosa, original
de I. Soler y A. Jorge. Madrid [Sociedad de
autores espanoles] 1914. 31 p. 12".

© Mar. 28, 1914; Ic. Mar. 30, 1914; D:
36512 ; Isidro Soler y Alfonso Jorge, Madri<l.

6961a

Chicos (Los) de Lacalle; juguete comico en 3
actos y en prosa, original de Enrique Garcia
Alvarez y Antonio Plafiiol. Madrid [Sociedad
de autores espanoles] 1014. 90 p. 12".

© Sept. 17, 1914; Ic. Sept. 21, 1914; D:
38228; Garcia Alvarez y Plafiiol. Madrid.

6961b

Chicot the great; a play in 4 acts and 8 scenes,
by J. W. Dodge. Typewritten.

© John Watson Dodge, New Orleans; 1899:
3321, Jan. 7; 2c. Jan. 16. 6962

Chicot, the jester; a play, by Henry Francis
[pseud, of F. H. Mead] Typewritten.

© Francis Henry Mead, National City, Cal. ;
1898 : 74636, Dec. 21 ; 2c. Jan. 6, 1899. 6963

a play in 3 acts, by E. H. Cahill. Type-

written,

© Edward Hamilton Cahill, New York ;
1900 A : 29673, Dec. 6 ; 2c. Dec. 6. 6964

Chief; drama of Indian life in 4 acts, by K.
Abbott. [8], 38 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 12, 1912 ; D : 2S756 ; Keene Al)-
bott, Omaha, Neb. 6965

1 act police sketcli, i\v W. F. Bardiii. 5 p.

f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 20, 1915; D: 40708; William F.
Bardin, New Orleans. 6965a

Chief Black Hawk's revenge; play in 2 parts,
by We Wo Yonk. 8 p. f". Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 15, 1911; D: 23964; We Wo
Yonk, Shawnee, Okl. 6966

Chief (The) clerk; a play in 1 act, by S. T. and
Edward G. Longman. 18 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© S. T. and E. G. Longman, New York ; 1) :
9925, Feb. 8, 1907 ; 2c. Feb. 8, 1907. 6967

Chief contemporary dramatists; twenty plays
from tlie recent drania, selected and ed. by
Thomas H. Dickinson. Boston, New York
[etc.] Houghton Mifflin companv [1915] ix,
670 p. 4".

Contents : Lady Windemere's fan, by Oscar
Wilde. — The second Mrs. Tanqueray, by Sir
Arthur Wing Pinero. — Michael and his lost

328

6967

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

6983

Chief contemporary dramatists — Continued,
angel, by Henry Arthur Jones. — Strife, by
.Tolm Galsworthy. — The Madras house, by
Granville Barker. — The hour glass, by William
Butler Yeats. — Riders to the sea, by John Mil-
llngton Synge. — The rising of the moon, by
Lady Gregory. — The truth, by Clyde Fitch. —
The great divide, by AVilliam Vaughn Moody. —
The witcRing hour, by Augustus Thomas. —
The scarecrow, by Percy MacKaye. — The
weavers, by Gerhart Hauptmann. — The vale
of content, by Hermann Sudermann. — The red
robe, by Eugene Brieux. — Know thyself, by
Paul Hervieu. — Pell^as and Melisande, by
Maurice Maeterlinck. — Beyond human power,
by Bjornstjerne Bjornson.— The father, by
August Strindberg. — The cherry orchard, by
Anton Tchekhov.

© aiar. 1, 191.5 ; 2c. Mar. 6, 1915 ; aff. Mar.
16, 1915; A: 397131; T. H. Dickinson, Mad-
ison, Wis. 6967a

Chief Enos; the first of the Modoc massacres,
a play, by W. C. Avery.

© William Chacy Avery, Salem, Or. ; 1873 :
13427, Nov. 19 ; 2c. Mar. 2, 1874. 6968

Chief (The) justice of Mars. See Tri-partner-
ship.

Chief Klon; drama in 1 act, by B. W. Stark-
weather. |1]. 9 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. JMii. 13, 1914; D: 35637; Bertha Wil-
kins Starkweather, Los Angeles. 6968a

Chief Logan, the red man; historical play, by
C. E. Thomas. 7 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 1, 1910; D : 20080 ; Charles E.
Thomas, Des Moines. 6969

Chief magistrate; a semi-political, semi-theatri-
cal, more or less topical musical comedy,
libretto by D. H. Dodge. 86 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© David Henry Dodge, New York ; D : 5540,
Sept. 15, 1904; Ic. Sept. 7. 1904; Ic. Oct. 6,
1904. 6970

Chief of police; drama in 3 acts, by Miron Lef-
lingwell. Chicago, Chicago manuscript co.,
1910. [52] p. f. Mimeographed.

© June 1, 1910 ; 2c. June 4, 1910 ; D : 21258 ;
Alexander Byei'S, Chicago. 6971

Chief (The) of staff; a play in 4 acts, by R.
MacDonald. 125 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ronald MacDonald, London ; D : 15144.
Feb. 23, 1909 ; 2c. Feb. 23, 1909. 6972

Chief's (The) justice; play in 4 acts, by C. W.
Bell. 161 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 22, 1915 ; D : 41013 ; C. W. Bell,
Hamilton, Canada. 6972a

Chieftain (The); cmu'h- opera in 2 jicts, by F. C.
Burnand, music by Arthur Sullivan. New
York, Boosey & co.

© Boosey & co.. New York ; 1894 : 58076,
Dec. 13; Ic. Dec. 14. 6973

Chieftain's (The) sacrifice; or, Araby's daugh-
ter, dramatized l)y C. L. Moss, from Thomas
Moore's Lallnh Kookh.

© Clarii Lewis Moss, Clancv, Mont. ; 1899 :
10338, Feb. 3. 6974

an oriental, spectnciiiar. musicjil romance

dramatized by Clara T^ewis Moss; songs and
music written and composed by Clara Lewis
Moss. Typewritten.

© Clara Dunwoody, Clancy, Mont; 3899:
36310, .Tune 1 ; 2c. June 1.5. 6975

Chien (Le) de garde. Sre Watch-dog (The)

Chien (Le) expert; par Heni\v de Brisav. 4 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 15, 1912 ; D : 30(X)3 ; Gauniont Co..
New York. 6976

Chienne (La) du roi; piece en 1 acte. par H.
Lavedau. {In La petite illustration, no.
12.— 17 mai 1913, serie-th^atre, no. 7.)

© May 17. 1913 ; 2c. June 23. 1913 ; D : 33-^85 :
Henri Lavedan. Paris. 6977

Chiffons; nmsical farce in 1 act. by William
Grahame [pseud, of G. Jones] [1], 19 p. 4".
Typewritten.

© Ic. May 31, 1913; D: 33792; Grahame
Jones, New York. 6978

Chignon d'or; com^die en 1 acte [par] Yve.s
Mirande. Paris, C. Joubert [1908] 31 p. 8".

© Joubert, Paris; D: 14098, Oct. 19, 1908:
2c. Oct. 19, 1908. 6979

Chihuahua; a new and original social drama in
4 acts, by C. G. Miller. 2 p. 1., 91 p. f. Type-
written.

© Chester Gore Miller, New York; 1890:
1909, .Tan. 14 ; 2c. Jan. 14. 6980

Same. Chicago, Kehm, Fietsch & Wilson

CO., 1891. 96 p. 16".

© Chester Gore Miller, Chicago; 1891: 7116,
Feb. 23; 2c. Mar. 23. 6981

Chiko's triumph; an original comedy in 4 acts,
by B. M. Mensendieck. Author's ed. 1907. f°.
Typewritten.

© Bessie M. Mensendieck, New York : D :
10921, July 8, 1907 ; Ic. May 6, 1907 ; Ic. Julv
8, 1907. 6982

in 3 acts, by B. M. Mensendieck.

© Bessie M. Mensendieck, New York ; 1894 :
17667, Mar. 30. 6983

329

6984

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

7004

Child (The); phiv in a prolo.scue And 3 acts, by
E. A. .Alol-'atldeii. [5], 104 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© le. June 21, 1912; D: 30074; Elizabeth
Anthorp aieFaddon, Canibridge, Mass. 6984

sketch in 1 act, by F. A. Sheridan. [1], 16

p. r. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 29, 1913 ; D : 34(579 ; Francis Al-
bert Sheridan, Bourbounais, 111. 6985

Child (The) at the door; play in 4 acts, by B. B.
I.indsey. Ill p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. .Tune 27, 1913; D: 33633; Benjamin
Barr I.ind.sey, Denver. 6986

Child (A) for a child; drama, by H. W. Fischer.
11 p. f". Typewritten.

© Ic. July 21. 1910.; D : 21603 ; HcMivy W.
Fischer, Brooklyn. 6987

Child (The) from. Pittsburgh; a comedy in 1
act. by M. W. Colwell and Alan Brooks [pseud,
(if Irvinj; Ilayward] 13 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© M. Worth Colwell, Mt. Vernon, N. Y. ; D :
16104. June 21, 1909 ; 2c. June 21, 1909. 6988

Child hero; «n-. The game of life, in prologue
and 3 acts, by F. D. Skiff.

© Frank D. Skiff, Chicago; 1871:170-5,

Mnr. 1.

6989

Child (A) in the house; play in 1 act, by H. H.
Howard. [2], 26 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 2.5. 1913; D : 34533 ; Homer Hil-
dreth Howard, Isle au Haut, Me. [Note : Also
in Poet lore, v. 24, no. 6, Nov.-Dec. 1913;
periodical © Jan. 30, 1914; 2c. Feb. 7, 1914;
B : 297401 ; Poet lore co., Boston] 6990

See also Dramatic episodes.

Child (A) of destiny. See Elenore's legacy.
Child (A) of fortune.

© Frank E. Sowersby, New York; 1900 A:
11912, May 11. 6991

comic opera in 3 acts, music by Carl Mil-

loecker, libretto by H. Wittmann and J. Bauer,
English tr. by H. F. Tr(>tbar.

© Rudolph Aronson, New York; 1892:
16633. Apr. IS. 6992

Child (A) of Israel. See Jewish (A) daughter.

Child (The) of Mary; a melodrama in 3 acts, by
J. De Concilio. Jersey City, Published by the
author. 1891.

© J. De Concilio, New York; 1891:8118,
]Mar. 3 ; 2c. Mar. 23. 6993

Child (A) of nature; an Indian romance, a dra-
matic playlet in 1 act, 3 .scenes, by L. Mil-
bourne. 7 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Le Roy Milbourne, Marshalltown, la. ;
1 ) : 9368, Oct. 29, 1906 ; 2c. Sept. 28, 1906. 6994

Child (A) of sin; melodrama in 3 acts, by S.
Chapman.

© Stella Chapman, Scranton, Pa. ; D : 4044.
Oct. 3, 1903. 6995

Child (The) of storm. See Old (The) old story.

Child (The) of the camp. See Little Goldie.

Child (The) of the chorus; or, The littlest girl.
•[9] p. r. Typewritten.

© F. G. King, Wilmington, N. C. ; D : 13978,
Oct. 2, 1908 ; 2c. Sept. 2.5, 1908. 6996

Child (A) of the desert; play in 3 acts, by F.
'Iboiiiiison. [17] p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 30, 1911; D: 23213; Frederic
Thompson, New York. 6997

Child (A) of the Green Mountains; a play in 4
acts, by J. P. Ritter and A. Ross. 84 p. 4°,
Typewritten.

© John P. Ritter, Newark. N. J., and Aaron
Ross, New York ; D : 14206, Nov. 4, 1908 ; 2c.
Nov. 4, 1908. 6998

Child (The) of the Marshalsea.
fault.

See Nobody's

Child (A) of the pit; a 4 act sensational melo-
drama, by .7. II. Baunian. 51 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© J. Howai-d Bauman, New Castle. Pa. ; D :
12191, Jan. 17, 1908; 2c. Jan. 27, 1908. 6999

Child (The) of the Revolution,
laise (La).

See Marseil-

Child (A) of the sea. See Philip Jansen.

Child (A) of the slums; a melodrama in 4 acts
and 6 scenes, by Howell Poole, localized and
reconstructed by Howell Poole, M. J. Dixon,
Frank Belmar and Martin A. Somers. 26 p.
f. Typewritten.

© Martin J. Dixon, New York ; D : 5364,
Aug. 1, 1904; 2c. Aug. 1, 1904. 7000

play in 5 acts, by A. Wilson Browne. 55 p.

f". Typewritten.

© Alice W. Browne, Cbicago; D : 5323, Julv
18, 1004; 2c. July 18, 1904. 7001

sketch in 1 act, by William and Josephine:

Giles. Milwaukee, A. E. Reim, 1901. 6 p. 16°.

© fllar. 3, 1911 ; 2c. Mar. 6, 1911 ; D : 23555 :
Adolph E. Reim, Milwaukee. 7002

Child (A) of the state; dramatic drama in 5
acts, by George Hoey. 107 p. 4". Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. June 5, 1913 ; D : 33412 ; Darcy & Wol-
ford. New York. 7003

a romantic melodrama, by G. Hoey.

© George Hoey, New Yorlc ; 1880 : 5672, Apr.
10. 7004

330

7005

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

7024

Child (The) of the storm; an orijiiaal comedy
drama in 4 acts, by Mrs. F. Hall.

© Mrs. Franklin Hall, Troy, N. Y. ; 1S93 :
30713, June 28. 7005

Child (A) of the street; a seusationar drama in
4 acts, by F. L. Bixby. 89 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Frank L. Bixby, New York ; D : 1439,
Feb. 11, 1902 ; 2c. Feb. 11, 1902. 7006

— — See also Margery.

Child of the streets. »Sfee Flowerette.

Child (The) of the sun; grand opera libretto in
3 acts, ))y M. Olds. [1], 18 p. f. Type-
written.

© Ic. Mar. 12, 1913 ; D : 32777 ; Mary Olds,
Bell Flower, Cal. 7007

Child (A) of the tenements. Sec Salvation
(The) army girl.

Child (A) of the war; military playlet, by G. F.
Curtis. 11 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. .June 4, 1915; D: 40840; George F.
Curtis, New York. 7007a

Child (A) of the woods. See Settlers.

Child (The) of the wreck. See Lady Lindsay.

Child (A) shall lead them; coiiiedv-patho play-
let in 1 act, by U. Clayton. [2], 20 p. t°.
Typewritten.

© le. .\pr. 7, 1911; D: 2.3867; Una Clavton,
New York. 7008

a 1 act playlet, by E. Tyson. 8 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ella Tvson, New York ; D : 14027, Oct. 10,
1908 ; 2c. Oct. 10, 1908. 7009

Child slaves of New York. 100 p. f". Type-
written.

© Charles E. Blaney. Newark, N. J.; D:
2462, Oct. 18, 1902: 2c. Mar. 14, 190.3. 7010

Child-stealer (The) of Whitechapel. Type-
written.

© Mary B. Cliapmau, Boston; 1893:56213,
Dec. 20; Ic. Dec. 20; Ic. Dec. 29. 7011

Child stealers of New York; a melodrama in 4
acts, by A. Leonard. 4". Typewritten. "

© Alexander Leonard. New York ; D : 7889.
.Tan. 23, 1906 ; 2c. Jan. 24, 1906. 7012

Child trainer; l)y Charles Horwitz. 23 p. 4°.

Type\\ritten.

© Ic. Feb. 3, 1910 ; D : 20103 ; Roberts and
Little, Block Island, R. I. 7013

Child (The) wife; an emotional domestic drama,
liy Henrik Ibsen, the English adaptation by
William Moore I>awrence.

© William Moore Lawrence, Milwaukee ;
1882 : 6174, Apr. 19. 7014

Child (The) wife— Continued.

in 4 acts, by C. A. Taylor, f. Typewrit-
ten.

© Charles A. Taylor, New York ; D : 2704,
Dec. 3, 1902 ; 2c. Dec. 3, 1902. 7015

See also Mine (The) king. — Tiny.

Child, wife, and mother; society drama in 4
acts, by M. W. Van Hamm. Cincinnati, The

author, 1888.

© Mary Wolfe Van Hamm, Cincinnati ; 1888 :
17996, .June 23. 7016

Child (The) witness; a play, by W. E. Dentiuger.
48 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Willett E. Dentinger, Washington; D:
14288, Nov. 14, 1908 ; 2c. Nov. 21, 1908. 7017

Childhood days; dramatic composition in 1 act,
!>y J. Held. 6 p. f. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 11, 1910; D : 20763 ; Jules Held,
Springfield, O. 7018

Childhood's happy hours; a drama in 3 acts,
by il. C. Page.

© Harry C. Page, Bayonne, N. J.; 1891:
41206, Nov. 17. 7019

Childless court; farce in 4 acts, bv A. F. Clark.
72, [2] p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. May 20, 1911 ; D : 24295 ; Arthur Free-
land Clark, Brooklyn. 7020

Childless (A) home; drama in 4 acts, by C.
Ketchum. San Diego, Cal., Kinnev printing
CO. 25 p. 16°.

© .Tune 27, 1913 ; 2c. July 5, 1913 ; D : 3.3706 ;
Charles Ketchum, San Diego, Cal. 7021

Children (The); play in 1 act, by P. B. Corneau.
[2], 34 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 21, 1914 ; D : 38268 ; Perry Boyer
Corneau, Lockport, 111. 7021a

Children become happy. See Thou shalt honor
thy father and mother.

Children of Adam; a drama in 4 acts, by F. P.
Stockbridge.

© Frank Porter Stockbridge, Cincinnati ; D :
15544. Apr. 5, 1909. 7022

Children (The) of Captain Grant; n sjtectacular

romance, adapted for the stage, and tr. from

the Fi-ench of Jules Verne, by C. R. Gardiner.

© Charles R. Gardiner, New York; 1879:

1194, Jan. 23. 7023

or, The castaways, a spectacular drama

from the Fi-ench of Adolphe d'Ennery [known
as Dennery] and Jules Verne.
• © Edmund Gerson, United States; 1878:
6819, June 6. 7024

See also Voyagers in southern seas.

331

7025

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

7045

Children (The) of charity; an American drama
in 3 a<'1s and i:> scenes, by Ij. Sinclair.

© Louisa Sinclair, Pittsburgh; 1883:21699,
Nov. 23. 7035

Children (The) of Charles Dickens' books; by
H. V,. K. A. Clias»> and J. P. Hitter. [1], 41 p.
-I". Typewritten.

© 1c. .Tan. 25, 1912; I) : 28428 ; Helen B. R.
A. Cliase and .Tolni P. Ritter, New York. 7026

Children (The) of destiny; by W. J. Williams.
Tyi)ewritten.

© Walter .lolniston Williams, Pbiladelphia ;
1S<)():()2-)98. Nov. 1« ; 2c. Nov. 16. 7027
play ii\ 4 acts, bv Sydney Hosenfeld. New-
York, '(}. W. Dillingham co. [19101 127 p. 12".
© Ai)r. 15, 1910 ; 2o. Apr. 18, 1910 ; D : 20814 ;
(;. W. nillinsliain co.. New York. 7028
Children of Don Quixote; by C. Tl. Diall. 40 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© 1c. Oct. 2, 1909; 1_) : 1(5990 ; Gideon Haw-
ley Oiall. Brookline, Mass. 7029

Children of earth; play of N(>w England in 4
acts, V»v Alice Brown. New York, Macmillan
CO.. 1915. 9 p. 1., 212 p. 12"'.

© Feb. 3, 1915 ; 2c. Feb. 4, 1915 ; D : 39577 ;
Winthrop Ames, New York. 7029a

Children of Eve; a drama in 5 acts, by M. Ross.
SS p. 4". Typewritten.

© Morris Ross, Indianapolis; D : 7614, Nov.
24, 1905; 2c. Nov. 24, 1905. 7030
a drama in 4 acts and 7 scenes, by G. Fran-
cis Duncan.

© (J. Fniucis iMuican, Toledo, (). ; D : 2825,
.Ian. S, 190.3. 7031

Children of Ishmael; a romantic drama in 5
jicts, by C. W. Augustus.

© C. W. Augustus, (Miicago ; 1891 : 7122, Feb.
23. 7032

Children (The) of Israel; an American play in
5 acts, by H. G. Donnelly.

© H. Grattiin Donnelly, Rosebank, N. Y. ;
1896:8758, Feb. 6. 7033

a play, by E. Arden.

© Edwin Arden, New York; 1899:18129,
Mar. 10. 7034

Children of Italy; a liielodfamnlic romance in 7
tabh^aux, in \V. .1. Weir.

© William .1. Weir, San Francisco; 1883:
,3018. Feb. 15. 7035

Children (The) of kings.

© Klaw .V Frlanger. New Y(»rk ; 1) : 2128.
.July 17. 1902 7036

Children of Mammon; play in 4 acts, by C. F.
Ivins. [116] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 24, 1914; D: 37934; Clifford F.
Ivins. Red Bank. N. J. 7036a

Children of men; comedy drama in 4 acts, by
L. F. Pierce. 116 ]). 4". Typewritten.

© J J. France Pierce. (Mncago; D : 8563, May
19. 1906; 2c. May 19, 1906. 7037

Children of Nippon; a i»lay in 1 act, by W.
Lucas. 21 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Wilfred Lucas, New York; D : 9331, Oct.
2(>, 1906; 2c. Oct. 26. 1906. 7038

Children (The) of the Blue and the Gray. /S.'cc
Old arm chair.

Children of the Ghetto; a i>lay in 1 ads, by 1.
Zangwill.

© Liebler ^: co., Nevx' Yofk ; 1899:76939,
Nov. 25. 7039

Children of the mesa; play in 1 act, by E. S.

r>a(('s. Ml, 17 p. 4". Typewritten.

© !<-. Mar. 2, 1914; D : 36343 ; Ernest Sutli-
erland Bates. Tucson, Ariz. 7039a

Children of the nisrht; melodrama in 5 acts, by
P.. Fitz <!erald.

© Riter Fitz Gerald, Pliiladelpbia ; D: 2897.
.I.m. 13, 1903. 7040

Children of the sea; play in 1 act, by E. G.
O'Neill. [13] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. iVlay 14, 1914; D: 37033; Eugene
Gladstone O'Neill, New London, Comi. 7040a

Children (The) of the stage; comedy in 4 acts,
by E. H0yer, English version by D. Bosworth.
[119] p. f. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 22, 1912; D: 29128; Dina Bos-
^\(irth and l^dgard H0yer, New York. 7041

Children of the sun.

© Edwin Hopkins, New York ; D : 8332, Apr.

12, 1906.

7042

— a comic oper.a of pre-historic Yucatan in
3 acts, libretto by Edward Steele, jr.

© Edward Lindley Grey Steele, .jr., Oakland,
( "al. ; D : 3353, Apr. 29, 1903. 7043

music by M. Lichtenstein-Koevessy,

© PCdward Lindley Grey Steele, jr., Oak-
land, Cal.; D:1523, Mar. 7. 1902. 7044

a play in 4 acts, by Maxim Gorki [pseud.

of A. M. Pieslikov] tr. from the Russian by
Archibald John Wolfe. {In Poet lore, v. 17,
no. 2, summer 1906; periodical © June 25,
1906; 2c. July 21, 1906; B: 121942; Poet lore
CO., Boston) 7044a

tiee also Allan Quartermain. — Titu.

Children of the tenement; by O. B. Du Bois. 15
|). t°. Typewritten.

© Orin B. Du Bois, West Hoboken, N. J.;
I > : 2824, Jan. 8, 1903 ; 2c. Jan. 27, 1903. 7045

332

7046

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

7064

Children (The) of the wood; or, The cruel uncle Children's (The) ward; play in 4 acts, by B. V.

and old Father Time, a pastoral, poetical and

iimsical di-aniatlc annual, by 10. L. Blanchard.

© Harry Wardlo Corbyn, New York; 1873:

IIOI.",, Sept. 2r>. 7046

Children (The) of the wreck; drama in 5 acts,
by V. de Keinien.

© Valerie de Kennen, New York ; 1891
l!(iS05, July 27.

Children of the year. iS'ce Earth deities, and
other rhythmic masques.

Children (The) of to-day; a farce in 5 acts, by
Winnie Kuver. New York Catholic publica-
( ion society.

© Lawrence Kelioe, New York: 1877:4180.
.\l»r. •>: 2c. Apr. i). 7048

satirical coniedy-drani.-i in 4 a<-ts, l)y C.

liipuian and S. Shipnian. IfiS p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Nov. 4, I9I2 ; D : 31809 ; Clara Lipnian
and Sanniel Sliipnian, New York. 7049

Children (The) of tomorrow, tsee Eugenica.

Children's (The) Barbarossa; ])lay in 1 act, by
M. K. Riciiardson. IS p. T. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 28, 1915; D: 40792; Marie Eliza-
beth Richardson, Minneain.lis. 7049a

Children's carnival; by C. Marwig.

© Carl Marwij;-, Uinted States; 1879: 15880.
Nov. 24. 7050

Children's classics in dramatic form; book 5,
by .\. Stcven.son, illustrated by Clara E. At-
wood. Hoslon, New York [etc.] Houghton
?ililliin c.niiiany 119121 vii. [3], 326 p. 12^

© Apr. 4. 1912 ; 2c. Apr. 6, 1912 ; A : 309823 ;
Augusta Siesenson, Indianapoli.s. 7051

Children's comic dialogues; a collection of hu-
morous dialogues for litflo folks, jtarticularly
:idai)ted for school entertainments, for chil-
dren from six to eleven years of age, by Marie
Irish. Chicago. T. S. Denis(m [190.il 102 p.
10".

© Thomas S. Denison, Chicago; P : (3903,
.Inly 3. 190;"); 2c. Aug. 28, 1905. 7052

Children's (The) crusade; jtlay in 4 acts, by M.
H. Nicliolson. 1 3 1. 50 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Sepl. 2, 1914; I>: 38040; Marjorie
Hope Nicolson, Detroit. 7052a

Children's hour. See Short plays for small
players.

Children's (The) vaudeville; entertainment in
0 parts, by Willis N. Bugbee. Boston, W. H.
Maker & co., 1911. 32 p. 12".

© Aug. 31, 1911 ; 2c. Sept. 1, 1911 ; I) : 25121 ,
Walter H. Baker & co., Boston. 7053

Brov.iie. [751 P- 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 5, 1912: D : 285.57 ; Blanche V.
Browne, Detroit. 7054

Child's (A) devotion.

© .foseph .1. Henne.ssy, New York; D : 2735,
Dec. 18, 1902. 7055

7047 Child's (A) dream of the Bible; arr. by H. B.
K. A. C'liase. with sjiecial introduction, by E.
Morris Fergusson. New York. Thomas Nelson
.V: sons. 19l:l 72 p. 12°.

© Nov. 18, 1913 ; 2c. Nov. 19, 1913 ; D : 35155 ;
1 felen B. \l. A. Chase, New York. 7056

l)!ay in 1 act, by H. B. K. A. Chase. 34 p.

4". Ty|)ewritten.

© Ic. May 2, 1913 ; I) : 33128 ; Helen B. R. A.
<niase. New York. 7057

Child's (A) love; by G. H. Harris. [85] p. 4".
Tyjiewritten.

© (Jeorge HannUon Harris, Kahway, N. J.;
D: 5(!99, Oct. 28, 1904; 2c. Nov. 11, 1904. 7058

Child's world; i)lay in 1 act, by F. W. Mathieu.
11 J), f". Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 22. 1910 ; D : 20533 ; Frederick
W. Mathieu, New York. 7059

Chileans (The); or, The white squadron in
southei-n seas, a sensational drama in 4 acts,
l)y S. C. Miller.

I© Sam C. Miller, Williamsport, Pa.; 1892:
9{>49. IMar. 3. 7060

Chili- Verde; drama in 3 acts, by H. White. 143
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Hervey White. Woodstock, N. Y. ; D:
10033. Feb. 27, 1907; 2c. Feb. 27, 1907. 7061

Chili (The) widow; adapted for the English
stage by .V. Bourchier and Alfred Sutro, from
Monsieur le directeur by Alexandre Blsson
aiid Fabrice ('arre. London, Chiswick press,
1S95.

)© Arthur Bourchier, London ; 1896 : 44256,
.^ug. 3. 7062

Chilsipee, the antelope.

© Harry E. Scliweinsberg, New Castle, Pa.;
D:S739. .Inne 27, 1906. 7063

Chime (The) bells of Moultrie. Sec Moss-
wood.

Chimes; dramatization of The chimes, Charles
Dickens' story, in 1 act. by F. J. Lewis. Bryn
Mawr, Pa., the author, 1905. cover-title, 8 p.
H".

© Frank ,T. Lewis, Bryn Mawr, Pa.; D:
7648. Dec. 2, 1905; 2c. Jan. 17, 1906. 7064

333

7065

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

7085

Chimes — Continued.

Christmas play for chihlren, adapted from

the story Why the chimes rang by Raymond

Macdonald Allen, by E. A. McFadden. [1],

15 p. 4". Typewritten.
© Ic. .June 21, 1912; D : 30073 ; Elizabeth

Apthorp McFadden, Cambridge, Mass. 7065

play of Chautauqua, by A. T. Yardley

Brennan. 10 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Alice T. Y. Brennan, New York; D:
14383, Nov. 27, 1908 ; 2c. Nov. 27, 1908. 7066

Chimes (The) of life; or. The hero of a court-
ship.

© Catherine M. Egan, Peoria, 111. ; D : 6527,
Apr. 17, 1905. 7067

Chimes (The) of St. Germain; an original, ro-
mantic drama in 4 acts, by Roland Lord
[pseud, of C. Hamilton] [104] f". Type-
written.

© Charles Hamilton, Chicago ; D : 1710,
Apr. 9, 1902 ; 2c. Apr. 9, 1902. 7068

Chimmie Fadden. See Evening (An) call.

Chimmie's diplomacy; a farce comedy sketch,
by J. S. I.opez. 10 p. f°. Typewritten.

© John S. Lopez, Philadelphia ; D : 4776,
:\Iar. 23, 1904; 2c. Mar. 23, 1904. 7069

Chimney corner; by Z. A. Norris. IS p. obi. 8".
Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 18, 1910 ; D : 20491 ; Zoe Ander-
son Norris, New York. 7070

Chin-Chin; musical fantasy in 2 acts and 7
scenes, book and lyrics by A. C. O'Dea, one
lyric, Ragtime temple bells, by James O'Dea,
suggestions for scenes, etc., by Charles B. Dil-
lingham. [65] p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 23, 1914; D: 38289; Anne C.
O'Dea, Rockville Centre, N. Y. 7070a

China; or. The relief of the legations, a spec-
tacular drama in 6 scenes, by I. Kiralfy.

© Inn-e Kiralfy, London ; D : 4G4, May 13.
1901 ; 2c. of illustrated 59 p. desci-iptive pam-
phlet reed. May 23, 1901. 7071

China and sawdust; by E. A. Wool!. 19 p. 4".
Typewritten.

© Edgar Allan Woolf, New York; D : 8127,
Mar. 8, 190G ; 2c. Mar. 8, 1906. 7072

China (The) baby; a comedy in 3 acts, by A. P.
iKlarmaun. New York, A. F. Klarmann, 1902.
29 p. 8°.

© Andrew F. Klarmann, New York ; D :
2857, Jan. 2, 1903 ; 2c. Jan. 20, 1903. 7073

China (A) cup; a farcical comedy in 3 acts, by
^. Drew.

© Sidnev Drew, Philadelphia ; 1885 : 5529,
Mar. 5. 7074

China doll; a musical comedy in 2 acts, by H.

B. Smith. 4". Typewritten.

© Harry B. Smith, New York ; D : 4824,
Mar. 26, 1904; 2c. Mar. 28, 1904. 7075

China lovers; dancing playlet, by C. and C. G.
Childe. 22 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 25, 1915; D : 41572 ; Cromwell
and Carrie Germain Childe, Brooklyn. 7075a

China (The) painter; play in 4 acts, by E. M.
Rudolph-Markus. [2], 32 p. f". Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Oct. 2, 1913; D : 34607 ; Elizabeth M.
Rudolph-Markus, Detroit. 7076

China (The) shop; comedy in 3 acts, bv Claude

C. Washburn and T. N. Metcalf. 69 p. 8°.
Printed.

© Ic. May 23, 1910; D : 21123 ; Thomas
Newell Metcalf, New York. 7077

China (A) tea set. See Princess (The) Tai.

Chinaman's (A) troubles.

© Frank I. Frayue, New York; D : 9600,
Dec. 10, 1906. 7078

Chinatown; dramatic musical sketch in 1 act,
by Aaron Hotiman. 6 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 20, 1913 ; D : 3.")395 ; Herbert Ash-
ley, New York. 7079

Chinatown after dark.

© Samuel Green, New York ; 1900 A : 23484,
Sept. 21. 7080

Chinatown Charlie.

© Albert H. Woods, New York; D:6988,
July 19, 1905. 7081

Chinatown- (The) mystery. See Boycotted.

Chinee (The) and the maiden; or, A Pekin
episode, a 1 act musical farc'->. by Edward
Madden.

© Edward M. Madden and Blanch S.
Fisher, New York; D : 701, May 11, 190L

7082

Chinee (The) musical mimic. See Musical
(The) Chinee.

Chinese boy in society; by F. B. Toivunaga. 7
p. 8°. Q'ypewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 31, 1912; D : 28.583 ; Frank B.
Tokunaga, New Yoi'k. 7083

Chinese (A) concession; a comedy, by Robert
Bruce Warden. 11 p. 4". Printed.

© Jule Walters, Chicago; D: 7167, Aug. 26,
1905 ; 2c. Sept. 18, 1905. 7084

Chinese (A) dummy; a farce in 1 act, by Marian

D. (,'ampbell.

© Waller H. Baker & co., Boston; 1899:
9175. Jan. .30 : 2c. Feb. 27. 7085

334

7086

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

7106

Chinese (A) girl; an Afro-Chinese extrava-
iiaiiza, by Arthur J. Ijamb.

© E. B. Bigelow, Clinton, la.; 1899:48120,

•Inly

7086

Chinese Gordon; or. The road to Khartoum, a
ronuintic military and spectacular drama in 5
acts, by A. Everly.

© Adam Everly, Philadelphia; 1884:23228,
Nov. 20. 7087

Chinese (A) honeymoon; a musical comedy in
8 acts, by G. Dance.

© Geors^e Dance, London ; 1899 : 52321, Aug.
15 ^ 7088

Chinese (The) invasion; a farce in 1 act, by G.
M. Greene.

© Clay M. Greene, San Francisco; 1878:
G64G, June 14. 7089

Chinese (The) lantern; a play in 8 acts, by
Laurence Housman. New York, Brentano's,
1908. 2 p. 1., 89 p. 12°.

© Brentano's, New York ; D : 18221, .Tune
10, 1908 ; 2c. June IG, 1908. 7090

Chinese Lily; play in 1 act, by P. Jakobi. 23 p.
4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 4, 191.5; D : 41687 ; Paula
Jakobi, Harrison, N. Y. 7090a

Chinese (A) lunch.

© Ethelyndal McMuUin, Los Angeles; D:
G552, Apr. 20, 1905. 7091

Chinese (The) must go; a farce in 4 acts, by H.
Grimm. San Francisco, A. L. Bancroft & co.,
1879.

© Henry Grimm, San Francisco; 1879:
9142, July 12. 7093

Chinese romance; by B. M. Aarons. 14 p. f°.
Typev.rittcii.

© Ic. Jan. 5, 1910; D : 17874 ; Bee M.
Aarons, I'ittsburgh. 7093

a 1 act dramatic composition, by L. E.

P.ates. 5 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© IjOu Esther Bates, San Francisco; D:
52GS, July 7, 1904 ; 2c. June 20, 1904. 7094

a spectacular and musical play in 4 acts, by

San Tay Fong.

© San Tav Fong, New York; 1899:88630*,
June 12. 7095

Chinese (The) slave's revenge; by 11. Mac Don-
ald and 11. Belmer. 12 p. 4°. Typewritten.
© Kalvih Mac Donald, Lowell, and Ruthena
Belmer, Haverliill, Mass. ; D : 1.5236, Mar. 3,
1909 ; Ic. Mar. :;, 1909. 7096

Chinese (The) valet; play in 1 act, by L. E.
Osborn. 16 p. f". Typewritten.

© Ic. June 24, 1913; D : 38.597 ; Le Roy
Earnest Osborn, Battle Creek. 7097

Chinese (A) V7edding; a representation of the
wedding ceremony in China, arr. as a costume
pantomime in 7 scenes, by Bertha M. Wilson.
Philadelphia, The Penn publishing company.
1895.
1© Penn pub. co., Philadelphia ; 1895 : 39210,

July 80 ; 2c. July 30.

7098

Ching-Wang and his laundry; a comedy in 3
acts, by J. Hart.

© Josh. Hart, Boston ; 1879 : 16400, Dec. 6 ;
2c. Dec. 16. 7099

Chinook; by F. Folsom. 1st acting ed. Mont-
clair, N. J., Montclair herald print, 1908. 31
p. pi. 8°.

© Florens Folsom, Upper Montclair, N. J. ;
D : 13510, July 10, 1908 ; 2c. Aug. 6, 1908.

7100

• or, A comedy of love, by A. J. Bletheu, jr.,

a monologue play for dramatic readers, to be
illustrated by stereopticon views. Typewrit-
ten.

© Alden Joseph Blethen, jr., Minneapolis ;
1895: 52439, Oct. 15; 2c. Jan. 27, 1896. 7101

Chintamani; Bengali drama, by Giris Chandra
Ghose, tr. and adapted into English by D. G.
Mukerji. [6], 31 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 6, 1914; D: 35930; Dhan Gopal
JMukerji, Stanford University, Cal. 7101a

Chintamini; a symbolic drama in 4 acts, by
Girish C. Ghose, a translation from the Hindu
by Dhan Gopal Mukerji and Mary Carolyn
Davies. {In Poet lore, v. 25, no. 2, Mar.-Apr.
1914; periodical © Apr. 28, 1914; 2c. May 4,
1914; B: 302637; Poet lore co., Boston) 7101b

Chip; or, A manager's trials, a musical com-
edy in 4 acts, by E. H. Anderson.

© E. H. Anderson, Washington ; 1887 : 3282.
Feb. 10; 2c. Feb. 10. 7102

or, The duel of the isle, a sensational

drama in 5 acts, by J. A. Strait.

© John A. Strait, Brooklyn; 1874:5508,
Apr. 25. 7103

Chip (A) of an old block; or, The mummy's
marriage, a tragi-comedy in 3 acts, by M. R.
Drury and D. M. Brown, presented by the
class of '91, St. Agnes school. Albany, Weed,
Parsons & company.

© Mary Rhodes Drury, Providence, R. I.,
and Daisy Madeleine Brown, Mount Morris,
N. Y. ; 1891 : 11954, Apr. 2 ; 2c. Apr. 2. 7104

Chip (A) of the old block; by Byron Ongly.
11], 17 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 15, 1912 ; D : 29975 ; W. H. St.
James, New York. 7105

comedy in 4 acts, by F. P. Foster.

© F. P. Foster, New York; 1876:12881.
Nov. 21. 7106

335

7106

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

7125

Chip (A) of the old block— Ct)ntiiiue(l.

c-omedy in 1 act, by Ethel Rosen Thaule

[pseuil. of K. Rosenthal] [21, 17 p. 4".

Typeai-itten.

© Ic. Sept. 21, 1914; D:3S264; Ethel

Hosentlinl, San Francisco. 7106a

ji comedy hi 3 acts, by P. G. Hubert.

© 1'. (J. Hubert, Stamford, Conn.; 1879:
1331, .Tan. 27; 2c. May 11, 1880. 7107

., domestic comedy-drama in prologue and

3 acts, by H. H. Winslow.

© Herbert Hall Winslow, Cliicago; 18S0 :
27lMt(5, Nov. 30. 7108

monologue, by A. l>u Lany. [3] p. 4".

Typewritten.

I© Ic. Feb. ir», 1912; D : 29241 ; Albert Du
Lany, Chicago. 7109

i^ce aUo Actor's (An) daughter.— Father

and son.

Chip (A) ofE the old block.

© Harry W. Osborne, Chicago; D : 15267,
.Mar. G, 1909. 7110

Chiquita y bonita; Polvorilla el corneta, mou6-
logos, de Serafin y Joaquin Alvarez Quintero.
Madrid [Sociedad de autores espanoles] 1914.
17 p. 12°.

© Mar. 1.1, 1915; Ic. Mar. 17, 1915; D:
40088; S. V .1. Alvarez Quintent, Madrid.

7117a

Chiropodist (The); by J. Mail in. Typewrit-
ten.

© .lane Marlin, New Haven; 189S:(i5644,
Nov. 8; 2c. Mar. 15, 1899. 7118

Chiropractor (The); serio-comic i)lay, by E. .1.
Freund. Antigo, Wis., Antigo pub. co. 1 p. 1..
37 p. 16°.

© Mar. 1«), 1914; 2c. Mar. 28, 1914; D :
36490; Antigo pub. co., Antigo, Wis. 7118a

Chitra; play in 1 act, by Rabindranath Tagore.
liondon, India society, 1913. ix, 34 p. 8°.

© Jan. 10, 1914; Ic. Jan. 31, 1914; Ic. Feb.
11, 1914; r):3G013; Macmillan c<... New York.

7118b

Chiushingura. >S'cc Ronins.

Chipen (La); humorada comico-lirica en 1 acto Chocolate drops. »s'cc Vaudevillainies
y 2 cuadros, en prosa y verso, original de R.
Monasterio y F. iamendoux, musica del maes-
tro Amadeo Vives. Madrid [Sociedad de
autores espanoles] 1907. 30 [7] p. 8°. [Li-
bretto only]

© Ricardo Monasterio y Felix Liiuendoux,
Madrid ; D : 10655, May 29, 1907 ; 2c. May
29, 1907. 7111

Chocolate eclair; a nuisical and dramatic com-
position, by I. ISouton. 78 p. f". Typewritten.
[With music]

© Ida lioutou, I'hiladelphia ; D : 12196,
.Jan. 17, 1908; 2c. Jan. 6, 1908. 7119

Chips; a comedy in 3 acts, by E. B. Fitz.

© E. B. Fitz, Chicago ; 1886 : 14687, June
28. 7112

a musical burletta, by F. Miller.

© Fred Miller, Evansville, Ind. ; 1878:
11976, Oct. 17. 7113

or. The man of rhymes, a drama in 5 acts,

Chocolate twisters; by E. J. Uroli. 12 p. 4".
Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 18, 1910; D: 20230; E. J. Grob,
New York. 7120

by C. H. Gray.

© Charles H. Gray, Cleveland ; 1877 : 12966,
Nov. 10. 7114

— See also Mrs. Joshua Whitcom^be.

Chips of chance; playlet, by H. M. Graves. [1],
iO p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 30, 1913 ; D : 34,595 ; Harry M.
Graves, New York. 7115

Chiquita; a romance of the desci-t, l)y H. Har-
i-ington. 4°. Typewritten.

© H. Harrington, Greenti(>i(l. In<I. ; D : 7358,
Oct. 4, 1905; 2c. Oct. 4, 1905. 7116

Chiquita, the wild flower of Mexico; a drama
ill 5 acts, by <-. E. Marshall.

© C. Edwin Marshall, United States ; 1882 :
8017, May 17. 7117

Chocolates; or. Touch and g'o, by L. Clift'ord
Harris, rev. version l)y H. Frederick. 14 p.
4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 21, 1909 ; D : 17758 ; Helena Fred-
erick, New York. 7121

Chocorua in the mountains; an historical
(irama, 1678 to 176S, by R. B. Caverly.
Boston, The author, 1885. (Drama no. 5, Bat-
tle of the bush)

© Robert B. Caverly, Boston; 1885:222.
.Tan. 3; 2c. Apr. 9. 7122

Same.

© Robert B. Caverly, Lowell, .Mass.; 1885:
3946, Feb. 12 ; 2c. Apr, 9. 7123

Chocorua's curse; a romantic opera, music by
B. E. Leavitt.

© Burton Emerson Leavilt, i'litnam, Conn.;
1899: 10.3,36, Feb. 3. 7124

Choice (The); drama in 3 acts and an epilogue,
l>y V. O'Dwyer. [64] j). 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 10. 1913; D: 34418, Victor
O'Dwyer, New York. 7125

336

7126

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

7144

Choice (The) — Continued.

dramatic composition, by S. Eisler. 51 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 6, 1910 ; D : 20723 ; Samuel Eis-
ler. New York. 7126

play in 4 acts, by L. Longson. [1], 84 p.

f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 4, 1914; D: 37734; Lila Long-
son, Bi-ooklyn. 7126a

play in 1 act, by W. C. Percival, [1], 31 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 22, 1912; D: 30319; Walter C.
Percival, Akron, O. 7127

play in 3 acts, by O. L. Dreeben. 2 p. 1.,

[2]-27 p. 8". Printed.

© Aug. 27, 1914 ; 2c. Sept. 3, 1914 ; D : 38043 ;
Octavine Lopez Dreeben, Dallas. 7127a

Choice (The) of a flower. See Flora's garden.
Chollie; a comedy in 1 act, by A. L. Fisher.
© A. Ijincoln Fisher, Reading, Pa. ; 1893 :
45782, Oct. 12. 7128

Chollie and Gawg-e; a farce comedy, by G. J.
Roth and J. Reinberg.

© George J. Roth and J. Reinberg, St.
Louis ; D : 2519, Oct. 31, 1902. 7129

Chollie and Pertie; a vaudeville sketch in 1 act,
by E. Dwight.
© Edwin Dwight, Springfield, Mass. ; D :
• 1288, Dec. 26, 1901. 7130

Chonita; an American comedy-drama in 4 acts,
by C. M. Greene.

© Clay M. Gi-eene, San Francisco; 1889:
25090, Aug. 16. 7131

Choo Lee and Haru; for six boys and six girls,
song, drill nnd pantomime in 4 scenes, by Har-
riette "Wilbur. Franklin, O., Eldridge enter-
tainment house, 1910. cover-title, [5] p. 8°.
(The tip-top series)

© Apr. .30, 1910; 2c. Apr. 27, 1910; D:
20950; Eldridge entertainment house, Frank-
lin, O. 7132

Choosinsr a career; play in 1 act, by G. A. de
Caillaveb, tr. by Barrett H. Clark. New York.
S. French; London, S. French, ltd., 1915. 19
p. 12". (The world's best plays by celebrated
European authors)

© Feb. 12, 1915; 2c. Feb. 15, 1915; D:
39676; Samuel French, New York. 7132a

Choosing a father; comedy in 3 acts, by M. M.
Allen. [106] p. 4°. Typev/ritten.

© Ic. Aug. 8, 1913 ; D : 340.59 ; Mary Mosher
Allen. Lawrenceville, N. J. 7133

Choosing (The) of the bride at the Russian
court. See Tatjana.

Choosing the wall papers; a monologue, by B.
B. Hayward. 7 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Beatrice Brooke Hayward, Wayland,
Mass.; D: 12194, Jan. 17, 1908; 2c. Jan. 17,
1908. 7134

Chop suey,

© Souvenir pub. co., Albia, la. ; D : 7741,
Dec. 20, 1905. 7135

Chop Suey; a vaudeville sketch in 1 act, by A.
Rene Tafft and Delbert Moyer Staley. 28 p.
4". Typewritten.

© Adella R. TafCt, Providence, R. I.; D:
11179, Aug. 6, 1907 ; 2c. Aug. 6, 1907. 7136

Chop suey lady; a 1 act play, by F. Fauley.
© Finley Fauley, New York ; D : 6037, Jan.
10, 1905. 7137

Chop Suey One Lung; a Chinese dialect farce
comedy in 3 acts, by L. W. Bert.

© Leslie Winfield Bert, New York ; D : 2927,
Jan. 29, 1903. 7138

Chopin; opera in 4 acts, composed by Giacomo
Orefice after the melodies of F. Chopin, Eng-
lish version by 0. T. Mason. New York,
Charles E. Burden, 1911. [2], 32 p. 4°. [Li-
bretto only]

© Nov. 21, 1911 ; 2c. Nov. 22, 1911 ; D :
25826; C. E. Burden, New York. 7139

vaudeville en 3 actes [de H. Keroul et A.

Barre] Paris, Librairie thgatrale, 1905. 2 p.
1., 191 p. 12°.

© Henri K§roul, Courbevoie, France, et Al-
bert Barre, Asnieres. France ; D : 6660, Apr.
14, 1905; 2c. Apr. 14, 1905.

7140

Chops; an Ethiopian farce in 1 act, by G.
Shackell. Clyde, O., A. D. Ames.

© A. D. Ames, Clyde, O.. 1887:2625, Feb.
2 ; 2c. Feb. 2. 7141

Choque de pasiones; cuadro dramatico, en
prosa, original de Isidro Soler y Alfonso Jorge.
Madrid [Sociedad de autores espaiioles] 1911.
28 p. 12°.

© Aug. 21, 1911; 2c. Aug. 22, 1911; D:
25031 ; I. Soler y A. Jorge, Madrid. 7142

Chorister's (The) Christmas eve; a little play
for the Christmas days with a modern legend,
and the old Christmas carols, by Michael
Earls ... St. Louis, B. Herder, 1909. 62 p.
12°.

© Dec. 11. 1909; 2c. Dec. 14, 1909; A:
252920 ; Joseph Gummersbach, St. Louis.

7143

Chorus (The) boys; sketch in 1 act, by Felix
Fantus. [10] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 14. 1911; D: 23538; Opal quar-
tette. Chicago. 7144

5379—15 ^22

337

7145

I^pAMATIC COMPOSIT^OljrS

7169

C^rus (The) girl; by 1^^ M. Longhi. 44 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Marian a^jdcUeton Longhi, Denver; D:
5781, Nov. 17, 19jM; Ic. Nqv, 17, 1904; Ic. Dec.
19, 1904. 7145

by J. Hurtig.

© Jules Hurtig, New York; D : 5633, Oct.
12, 1904. 7146

comeay in 1 act, by Emma Laffltte Brauti-

gani. 18 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Emma L. Bi-autigam, Philadelphia; D:
12819, Apr. 6, 1908 ; Sc. App. 21, 1908. 7147

a ynisical comedy, by C. E. Cook.

© Charles Emerson Cook, Boston; 1897:
446G3, Aug. 7. 7148

1 act playlet, by J. E- Green. 4 p. f°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 10, 1909 ; D : 17828 ; James F.
Green, Rockford, 111. 7149

Chorus (The) girl and the electrician; a 1 act
comedy drama, by A. Myers. [6] p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 5, 1913 ; D : 32197 ; Alfred Myers,
Bj-ooklyn. 7150

Chorus g'irls' gambol; by M. Sherman. 6 p. 4".
Typewj'itten.

© Ic. Sept. 10, 1909; D: 16844; Milton
Sherman, New York. 7151

Chorus (A) girl's luck in New York.

© Albert H. Woods, New York; D:9957,
Feb. 12, 1907. 7152

Choi-us (The) lady; a 1 act comedy of stage life,
by J. Forbes. 31 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© James Forbes, New York ; D : 5269, July
7, 1904 ; 2c. June 24, 1904. 7153

a play in 4 acts, an expanded version of

the 1 act play The chorus lady, by James
Forbes. 4°. Typewritten.

© J. Forbes, New York; D:9007, Aug. 28,
1906 ; 2c. Aug. 29, 1906. 7154

Chorus (The) man; a comedy in 3 acts, by C.
Bailey. [31] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 4, 1913; D: 32186; Consuelo
Bailey, Brightwaters, N. Y. 7155

a dramatic sketch in 1 scene for 2 charac-
ters, by H. K. Smith.

© H. K. Smith, Portland, Or.; D : 14572,
Dec. 19, 1908. 7156

Chosen (The) few; whimsical farce in 3 acts,
by R. W. Peck. 101 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Aiig. 27, 1912; D: 30662; Raymond
W. Peck, Rockville Center, N. Y. 7157

Chosen (The) king; Biblical pageant play in 4
acts, l)y E. M. Barr. [40] p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. July 13, 1914; D: 37549; Esta Mae
Barr, Cambridge, Mass. 7157a

QJiosen (TJj,e). pepplje; a comedy in 4 acts, by
tJpton Sinclair. 140 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© U. Sinclair, New York; D : 12303, Feb.
. 4, 1908; 2c. Aug. 1, 1908. 7158

Chosen (The) prince; drama of the times of
David in 5 acts, by L. I. Henry. 46 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 3, 1914; D: 35545; Lyman I.
Henry, Pueblo, Col. 7158a

Chou-blanc; piece en 8 actes, par E. Grenet-
Dancourt et R. Dieudonne. Paris, Librairie
theatrale, 1910. [4], 155 p. 12°.

© Dec. 30, 1910; 2c. Dec. 21, 1910; D:
22S74 ; E. Grenet-Dancourt et Robert Dieu-
donng, Paris. 7159

!Cll|.ouans (The); dramatized by ^. A. Thomas.
37 p. 12°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 3, 1909; D: 17818; J.A.Thomas,
San Francisco. 7160

Chow chow; a burlesque, by Chas. J. Campbell
anii II. M. Skinner. 3 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Douglas Flint, New York ; D : 2372, Sept.
24, 1902; 2c. Sept. 24, 1902. 7161

a musical comedy in 3 acts, by R. A.

Deaves.

© Rillie A. Deaves, New York ; 1889 : 13285,
May 1. 7162

Chowder; a musical burlesque in 1 act, by A.
R. Smith.

© Arden R. Smith, St. Louis ; 1879 : 11044,
Aug. 18. 7163

Chowder club; a farce comedy in 3 acts.

© Joseph J. Sullivan and Larry Smith,
New York ; 1894 : 60972-60974, Dec. 29.

7164-7166

Chris and Lena; a drama in 4 acts, by W. Ver-
shay.

© William Vershay, Albany; 1872:13168,
Dec. 14.. 7167

or, German life on the Mississippi, a sen-
sation drama in 4 acts, by Wm. Vershay, re-
written, and rearranged, by John A. Thomp-
son.

© Augusta Georgia Barnes, Albany ; 1874 :
14863, Dec. 10. 7168

Chris. Johnson; an Ethiopian farce in 2 scenes.
New York, Happy hours company.

© Happy hours co.. New York ; 1874 : 122.38,
Sept. 28 ; 2c. Oct. 17. 7169

338

I

7170

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

7193

Chris's crosses; a comedy in 4 acts, by W. C.
Oowper. New York, 1886.

© Will C. Cowpev, United States; 1886:
25704, Nov. 13. 7170

Christ among the Indians; prologue and 5 acts.

I© S. J. Niser, Buffalo ; 1884 : 1815, Jan. 25.

7171

Christ at the feast of Purim; drama in 1 act,
by Giovanni Bovio, tr. by M. B. Scott Uda.
30 p. 16^

© Kate Scott Anderson, New York; 1894:
37439, Aug. 10 ; 2c. Sept. 24. 7172

Christ (The) of the alley; a page of thirteenth
century Spanish history, scenario of moving
picture drama, by G. de Barbadillo and P. W.
de Barbadillo. [2], 100 p. f". Typewritten.
© Ic. May 21, 1912; D: 29881; Gabriel de
Barbadillo and Phyllis Waters de Barbadillo,
T>os Angeles. 7173

Christ of the Andes; a drama, by C. Tuttle.
© Clair Tuttle, Berlin Heights, O. ; D:
12984, May 11, 1908. 7174

drama in 5 acts, by Herbert Edmund Peck-
ham.

© Eleanor S. Peckham, Boston: D : 12339,
Feb. 10, 1908. 7175

2 scenes from a drama, by W. E. Burghardt

Du Bois. {In The Overlook)

© \V. E. B. Du Bois, Atlanta ; D : 14669,
Dec. 31, 1908 ; 2c. Jan. 7, 1909. 7176

Christened (The); by M. Riley, f. Typewrit-
ten.

© Mollie Riley, San Francisco ; D : 3575,
May 26, 1903; 2c. May 25, 1903. 7177

Christening (The); or. Erring Geraldine, com-
edy in 1 act, by O. Johns. 22 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. July 26, 1912; D: 30357; Orrick
Johns, St. Louis. 7178

Christian (The) and the lion; by J. B. Law-
rence. f°. Typewritten.

© John B. Lawrence, Dover, N. J. ; D :
n042. Oct. 29, 1907; 2c. Oct. 19, 1907. 7179

Christian and the Turk; by J. L. Glass. ^ 91 p.
4*". Typewritten.

© James L. Glass, Cairo, 111.; D : 5194,
June 16, 1904; 2c. June 9, 1904. 7180

Christian (The) family; a play in 4 acts, by
A. J. Lauck. r. Typewritten.

© Anthony J. Lauck, Indianapolis ; D : 2075,
July 2, 1902; 2c. June 25, 1902. 7181

Christian (A) man; play in 1 act, by C. W.
Hollebaugh. 12 p. f". Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 14, 1911 ; D : 23957 ; Clifford W.
Hollebaugh, Kansas City. Mo. 7182

Christian (The) pilgrim; a play, by James Mac-
Arthur, with scenic and lighting effects by
Maurice Campbell, n. p., 1907. 2 p. 1., 29
numb. 1. nar. f°.

© .1. MacArthur and M. Campbell, New
York ; D : 11457, Oct. 3, 1907 ; 2c. Oct. 5, 1907.

7183

Christian science; by L. T. Smith. 30 p. 4".
Typewritten.

© Louise T. Smith, New York ; D : 7508,
Oct. 26, 1905; 2c. Dec. 12, 1905. 7184

Christian (The) scientist.

© Arthur Brisbane, New York ; D : 2782,

Dec. 30, 1902.

7185

Ghristiane; spiel ip 3 akte^i aus der G^ethezeit,
von L. Schmidt [pseud, of L.' Goldschraidt]
Munchen, Leipzig, Georg Miiller. 124 p. 12°.

© Ic. Oct. 28, 1913; D : 34872 ; Lothar
Schmidt, Berlin-Wilmersdorf.

Christianity.

© Magdalena Hauser. New Orleans; 1900
A : 28870, Nov. 24. ' 7187

Christians and pagans; or. The deliveiance.

© Fern Dorbesson, New York ; 1887 : 8898,
Apr. 12. 7188

Christian's half mile; an original comedy
drama in 4 acts, by Scott Marble. 4". Type-
written.

© Charles W. Allison, New York; D:6480,
Apr. 8, 1905 ; 2c. Mar. 31, 1905. 7189

Christian's (The) progress; or. Christian's tri-
umph, a dramatization, of Bunyan's Pilgrim's
progress, in 4 acts and 15 scenes, by F. B.
Coigne. 47 p. 8°. Typewritten.

© Frank B. Coigne, Philadelphia ; D : 4095,
Oct. 15, 1903; 2c. Oct. 22, 1903. 7190

Christian's triumph. See Christian's (The)
progress.

Christie Johnstone; or, Out of the depths, a
drama in 4 acts, by C. W. Tayleure.

© Clifton W. Tayleure, Brooklyn; 1871:
6460, July 10. 7191
or, The snow-drop of the North, a drama-
tization in a prologue and 4 acts, by L. H.
Stevenson.

© Laura Honey Stevensop, San Francisco ;
1873 : 3216, Mm: 31. 7192

See also Noble deeds.

Christine; play in 5 acts, in 3 periods, by B.
Israeli. 92 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 19, 1915; D: 40697; Baruch
Israeli. Washington. 7192a

Christine Mallory; scenario of a play in 4 acts,
by E. B. Comins. 48 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 16, 1909 ; D : 16560 ; Elizabeth
Barker Comins, Jamaica Plain, Mass. 7193

339

7194

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

7212

Christine Mallory — Continued.

or, The afterglow, play in 4 acts, by E. B.

Comins. 102 p. 4**. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 10, 1910; D: 21369; Elizabeth

Barker Comins, Jamaica Plain, Mass. 7194

Christmas; Irish play in 1 act, by I. Lowden,
12], G p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 4, 1914 ; D : 3G294 ; Isabel Low-
den, Evanston, 111. 7194a

Christmas and our Sunday school class; a
drama for sirls, by Mrs. J. M. Hunter. Cin-
cinnati, New York, Fillmore music house, 1906.
23 p. 12°.

© Fillmore bros. co., Cincinnati; D : 9169,
Sept. 17, 1906; 2c. Sept. 17, 1906. 7195

Christmas at Golden Gulch; Christmas play, by
S. S. Tibbals. Franklin, O., Eldridge enter-
tainment house, 1911. 26 p. 12°.

© Nov. 3, 1911 ; 2c. Nov. 6, 1911 ; D : 256S3 ;
Seymour S. Tibbals, Franklin, O. 7196

Christmas at Higg-ins'; a rural comedy in 1
act. by E. W. Uhuuhard. 12 p. f". Type-
written,

© Evelyn Weingardner Blanohard, Colum-
bia City, Ind. ; D : 16198, June 30. 1909; 2c.
June 30, 1909. 7197

Christmas at Santa Claus' house.

© March bro.s., Lebanon, O. ; D:9264, Oct.
18, 1906. 7198

Christmas at Skeeter Corner; a play for young
folks, by Elizabeth F. Guptill. Lebanon, O..
March brothers, 1905. cover-title, 11 p. 16°.

© March bros., Lebanon, O. ; D : 7101, Aug.
14, 1905; 2c. Oct. 13, 1905. 7199

Christmas at the cross roads; humorous Christ-
mas play, by Elizabeth F. Guptill. Lebanon,
O., March bros., 1909. 23 p. 12°.

© Oct. S, 1909 : 2c. Oct. 9, 1909 ; D : 17061 ;
March bros., I^banon, O. 7200

Christmas at the Kerchiefs; a musical dialogue
for use at Christmas tree festivals in the Sun-
day school and home and at other entertain-
ments, by Mrs. O. G. Lewis and Leo. R. Lewis.
Brattloboro, Vt., E. P. Carpenter co., 1888.

© E. P. Carpenter, Brattleboro, Vt. ; 1890:
41919, Dec. 29: Ic. Dec. 31, 1888; 2c. Dec. 29,
1890. 7201

Christmas at the old homestead; play in 1 act.
by W. B. Towsley. IS p. f°. Mimeographed.
© Dec. 21, 1912; 2c. .Ian. 27, 1913; D:
32092; W. B. Towsley, Downers Grove, 111.

7202

Christmas at Yale; 1 act comedy, by C. J.
Vredenburg. 16 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 16. 1909 ; D : 16479 ; G. J. Vreden-
burg, Chicago. 7203

Christmas bells; a comedy drama in 4 acts, by
John A. Stevens.

© James S. Stevens, Philadelphia; 1891:
37821, Oct. 21 ; Ic. Oct. 21. 7204

a domestic musical and comedv drama in

4 acts, by J. A. Stevens.

© John A. Stevens, Brooklyn ; 1887 : 30392,
Nov. 23. 7205

Christmas (A) benefit; by Marjorie Benton
Cooke. Chicago and New York, The Dra-
matic publishing company [1906J 7 p. 12°.

© Dramatic pub. co., Chicago ; D : 9530.
Nov. 28, 1906 ; 2c. Dec. 24. 1906. 7206

Christmas boxes; comedy for four males and
four females, by M. E. M. Davis. New York.
Edgar S. Werner & co.. 1907. p. 92-131,
12°.

© Edgar S. Werner & co.. New York ; D :
11334, Sept. 11, 1907; 2c. Oct. 7, 1907. 7207

Christmas (The) bride. See Felix Aeteruus.

Christmas budget, embracing The Christmas
alphabet; dialogue, 7 Christmas tableaux. The
Christmas march, spectacular, by Elizabeth
F. Guptill. Lebanon, O., March brothers.
1904. cover-title, 9 p. 16°.

© ilarcli bros., Lebanon, O. ; D : 5489, Aug.
15, 1904 ; 2c. Sept. 29, 1904. 7208

Christmas (The) burglar; play in 1 act, by
Mary H. Flanncr. New York, S. French ;
London, S. French, ltd., 1913. 17 p. 12°. (On
cover: French's international copyrighted ed.
of the works of the best authors, no. 263)

© Dec. 5, 1913 ; 2c. Dec. 5, 1913 ; D : 35255 :
Sauuiel French, New York. 7209

Christmas carol; by Charles Dickens, drama-
tized by S. E. Edwards. 41 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Jan. 3, 1910; D: 17847; Sara Eliza-
beth Edwards, Kansas City, Mo. 7210

[dramatization of Dickens's Christmas

carol in 4 acts] by F. A. Comstock. (In Pop-
ular educator, Dec, 1910)

© Nov. 29, 1910; Ic. Mar. 11, 1912; D:
29031; Fanny Amanda Comstock, Bridge-
water, Mass. 7211

in 7 staves, by Charles Dickens, dramatized

by Clarence Satterlee. New York, De Witt.

© A. T. B. De Witt, New York: 1886:
30296, Dec. 29; 2c. Aug. 30, 1888. 7212

original dramatization of Dickens' charm-
ing story, by Lucile Blackburn Berry. Lob-
anon, O., March brothers [1915] 42 p. 12°.

© Sept. 17. 1915; 2c. Sept. 20, 1915; D:
41780; March brothers, Lebanon, O. 7212a

See alto Regeneration (The) of old

Scrooge. — Scrooge.

340

7212

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

7229

Christmas celebrations; a collection of new reci-
tations, dialogues, songs, exercises, etc., for
all grades, with much original matter, by
Marie Irish, Clara J. Denton, Laura R. Smith,
and othei'S ; corap. and arr. by Jos. C. Sindelar.
Chicago, A. Flanagan company [1906] 160 p.
illus. 12".

© A. Flanagan co., Chicago ; A : 162129,
Dec. 3, 1906; 2c. Dec. 3, 1906. 7212b

Christmas (A) chime; a comedy in 1 act, by
Margaret Cameron. Typewritten.

© Nancy N. Cameron, Oakland. Cal. ; D :
1088, Oct. 30, 1901 ; 2c. Oct. 31, 1901. 7213

play in 1 act [by] Margaret Camei'on.

New York, S. French ; London, S. French, ltd.,
1910. 22 p. 12". (On cover: French's inter-
national copyrighted ed. of the works of the
best authors, no. 201)

© Nov. 21, 1910; 2c. Nov. 22, 1910: D:
22615: Samuel French, New York, 7214

Christmas chimes; or, The man behind the
curtain, drama in 1 act, by J. A. Golden. 15
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 12, 1909 ; D : 17505 ; Joseph A.
Golden, New York. 7215

See also Aunt Emmeline.

Christmas dinner; a bit of atmosphere and
story, by Arthur Blanchard. 23 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Arthur Franklin Blanchard, Cambridge,
Mass.; D : 5903. Dec. 12, 1904; 2c. Dec. 12,
1904. 7216

Christmas (A) dream; a play in rhyme, by
Elizabeth F. Guptill. Lebanon, O., March
brothers, 1905. cover-title, 6 p. 16".

© March bros., Lebanon, O. ; D : 7102, Aug.
14, 1905; 2c. Oct. 13, 1905. 7217

Christmas (A) dream and how it came true.
.S'ee Effie's Christmas dream.

Christmas eve; by I. Birnbaum. 2 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 8, 1910 ; D : 17890 ; Isklor Birn-
baum, New York. 7218

• See also Coming home. — Low-Dutch (The)

grocer.

Christmas (A) eve dream; fantasy in 1 act, by
J. Shively. IS p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 1, 1914; D:3S378; Josephine
Shively. San Francisco. 7218a

Christmas eve in the South; or, Uncle Caleb's
home, an Ethiopian farce in 1 act and 5
scenes, by Dan Collyer. New York, De Witt
[1882] l"p. l.,8 p. 12°. (De Witt's Ethiopian
and comic drama, no. 148)

© A. T. B. De Witt, New York; 1882:
19917, Nov. 24; 2c. Jan. 22, 1883. 7219

Christmas eve of 1776; by W., B. and B. Lum-
ley. [15] p. f°. Ms.

© Ic. Aug. 4, 1910; D : 21738 ; William,
Benjamin and Belle Lumley, New York. 7220

Christmas (A) eve romance.

© James Madison, New York ; D : 13694,
Sept. 1, 1908. 7221

Christmas (A) eve with Charles Dickens.
See Short plays about famous authors.

Christmas (A) fantasy; 1 act play, by M. Hight
and Ella Gale McClelland. 3 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Dec. 31, 1912 ; D : 32309 ; Mary Hight,
Chicago. 7222

Christmas (The) feast; play in 1 act, by E. W.

Fitield. [2], 9 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. June 29, 1912 ; D : 30136 ; Effie Wood-
ward Fifield, Minneapolis. 7223

Christmas for all nations; a play in rhyme, by
Elizabeth F. Guptill. Lebanon, O., March
brothers, 1905. cover-title, 8 p. 16".

© March bros., Lebanon, O. ; D : 7106, Aug.
14, 1905 ; 2c. Oct. 13, 1905. 7224

Christmas (The) g'ift; a drama in 1 act, by
F. I. Allen, f". Typewritten.

© Frederic Irwin Allen, Cincinnati; D:
6959, July 12, 1905 ; 2c. July 1, 1905. 7225

-sketch in 1 act, by A. Marix. 20 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 28, 1911; D : 24089 ; A. Marix,
New York. 7226

Christmas gifts of all nations. See Jolly
plays for holidays.

Christmas (The) guest. See House of the
heart.

Christmas (The) house party; a comedy in 4
scenes, by M. F. Hutchinson. London, Joseph
Williams, ltd., 1908. 32 p. 8".

© Joseph Williams, ltd., London ; D : 14449,
Dec. 3, 1908 ; 2c. Dec. 3, 1908. 7227

Christmas (The) idea; play in 1 act, by Alice
Cook Fuller. Franklin, O., Eldridge enter-
tainment house, 1913. 7 p. 12".

© Nov. 1.5, 1913; 2c. Dec. 26, 1913; D:
35439 ; Eldridge entertainment house, Frank-
lyn, O. 7228

Christmas (A) idyl; playlet, by Annie Mack
Berlein. 14 p. f°. Typewritten.

© E. J. Mack. Bensonhurst, N. Y. ; D : 2121,
July 15, 1902 ; 2c. June 16, 1902. 7229

Christmas in many lands. See Little folks
Christmas stories and plays.

341

7229

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

724fe

Christmas in Mother-Gooseville; Christmas
play for children, by Eleanor Allen SchroU.
Cinciiinati, Fillhiore music house, 1915. 8 p.
12°.

© Sept. 10, 1915; 2c. Sept. 13, 1915; D:
41720; Fillmore bros. co., Cincinnati. 7229a

Christmas (A) joke; a play for twelve male
and twelve fomiile characters, by Elizabeth F.
Guptill. Lebanon. ().. March brothers, 1905.
cover-title. 21 p. 16°.

© March bros., Lebanon, O. ; D : 7103, Aus-
14, iiJ05; 2c. Oct. 13, 19t)5. 7230

Christirias joys and Sorrows; an original drama
in 4 acts and 10 scenes, by E. Harrigan.

© Edward Harrigan, United States; 1877:
14010. Dec. 3; 2c. Jan. 24, 187$. 7231

Christmas (The) lady; a play in 1 act, by H.
W. Hayes.

© Hiram W. Haves. St. Louis: D:3920,
Sept. 11. 1003. 7232

Christmas land; sketch in 1 act, by H. Morris
and L. C. King. 19 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 14. 1910; D : 22.")2 ; Harriet Mor-
ris and Laura Clayton King, Los Angeles. .

7233

Christmas (The) letter; play in 1 act, by Pt.
Atwell. [2], 15 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 3, 1914; D: 35541; Roy Atwell.
New York. 7233a

Christmas (A) masque. >^cc Ralegh in Gui-
ana.

Christmas (A) medley; for boys and girls, by
Willis N. Bugbee. New York, Dick & Fitz-
gerald. l908. 9 p. 12".

© Dick & Fitzgerald, New York ; D : 13011,
May 20, 1908 : 2c. June 6, 1908. 7234

Christmas (The) men; play in 3 acts, by H.
Wyndham-(iitteiis. [2]. 108 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Aug. 12. 1913; D: 34117; Herbert
Wyndham-Gittens, New York. 7235

Christmas merry-making,
school.

See Home from

Christmas (A) morality play; by E. Lvttelton.
London. Elkin .Matlu'ws, 1908. 29 p. 16.

© Edith Lyttelton, Lpndon ; D : 14429, De<;.
1, 1908; 2c. Dec 2, l908. 7236

Christmas (The) niystety; a nativity play, com-
piled by C. N. Field. Boston, C. N. Field.
16 p. nar. 8".

© C. N. Field. Bosron ; D:9768. Dec. 26,
1906; 2c. Dec. 26, 1906. 7237

Christmas (The) mystery— -Cdhtiiiued.

words from the Bible and from folk-plays

for representation with music and tableaux,
bv Philipp Wolf rum. English tr. by Constance
Bache. [New York, Breitkopf & Hiirtel, 1902]
15 p. 16°.

© Breitkopf & Hiirtel, New York ; D : 2700,
Dec. 11, 1902 ; 2c. Dec. 11, 1902. 7238

Christmas on Blackwells Island; by Clay M.
Greene. 12 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 7, 1910; D: 21296; Sydney
Deane, New York. 7239

Christmas on the border. See Xmas on the
border.

Christmas (A) on the Cdrfistock; a vaudeville,
by Harry D. Cottrell. 18 p. f. Typewritten.

© Raymond G. Manion, Los Angeles ; D :
13193, June 15, 1908 ; 2c. June 15, 1908. 7240

Christmas once more. Sec iTeptutie's isle, aiid
other plays for children.

Christmas party. See Festival plays.

Christmas (A) present; a dramatic play in 1
act, by E. T. Emery.

© Edwin T. Emerv, San Francisco; D:
13145. June 8, 1908. * 7241

a 1 act sketch, by 'SI. M. THeise. 4 p. f".

Typewritten.

© Mortimer M. Theise, New York : D :
13123, June 1, 1908; 2c. .Tune 1, 1908. 7242

Christmas (The) puddings; by Harriette AYil-
bur. Franklin, O., Eldridge entertainment
house, 1913. [4] p. 12°.

© Nov. 15, 1913; 2c. Dec. 26. 1913; D:
35440; Eldridge entertainment house, Frank-
lin. O. 7242a

Christmas (A) rainbow; a play for four girls
and four boys, by Adaliiie Hohf Beery. Cin-
cinnati, O., Fillmore nnisic hoiise, 1908. 8 p.
12°.

© Fillmore bros. co., Cincinnati ; D : 14084,
Oct. 17, 1908; 2c. Oct. 17, 1908. 7243

Christmas (The) ship; a Christrrias entertain-
ment, by Nettie H. Pelham. Chicago, T. S.
Denison.

© T. S. Denison, Chicago ; 1888 : 28937, Oct.
11 ; 2c. Oct. 29. 7244

Christmas shopping; comedy for children, by
Beulah Smith. New York, E. S. Werner & co.
[1904] 16 p. 12°.

© Edgar S. Werner, New York; D : 5209.
June 11, 1904; 2c. Oct. 17, 1904. 7245

3^2

7246

COPYEIGHTED ik TEffc UNITED STATES

7262

Christmas spirit, arid Votes for fairies; 2 fairy
plays for children, by William C. de Mille,
drawings by Harold Sicliel. New York, J.
Martin's house, inc., 1913. [29] p. col. front.,
col. illiis. 8°. (The Goody-gay series, no. 1)

© Dec. 10, 1913; 2c. Dec. 31, 1913; A:
358966 ; John Martin's house. Inc., New York.

7^46

Christmas (The) star; a monologue in 2 scenes,
by Bertha M. Wilson. Philadelphia, The Penn
publishing company, 1895.

© Penn pub. co., Philadelphia ; 1895 : 39211,
July 30 ; 2c. July 30. 7247

Christmas star drill; by Alice Cook Fuller.

© March bros.. Lebanon, O. ; 1898 : 63805,
Oct. 31. 7248

Christmas (The) stocking's; by Harriette Wil-
bur. Franklin, O., Eldridge entertainment
house, 1913. 4 p. 12°.

© Nov. 1, 1913; 2c. Dec. 26, 1913; D:
35441 ; Eldridge entertainment house, Frank-
lin, O. 7248a

Christmas (The) supper; a 3 act comedy from
the French, by F. Williams and G. A. Ernst.

© Fred Williams and George A. Ernst.
Boston; 1873:1789, Feb. 22. 7249

(A) surprise. See Little (The)

Christmas
mother.

Christmas (A) tale; in 1 act, by Maurice
Boucher, tr. by Barrett H. Clark. New l''ork,
S. French; London, S, French, ltd. [1915]
20 p. 12°.

© Sept. 13. 1915; 2c. Sept. 14, 1915: D:
41738; Samuel French, New York. 7249a

■ l^ec also Caleb's Christmas.

Christmas (The) tree; play in 1 act, by M. B.
Allen. 7 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 14, 1915; D: 41496; Miriam B.
Allen, Evanston, 111. 7249b

(L'arbre de Noel) ; a spectacular romance.

adapted for the stage and tr. from the French
by E. G. Gilmore and J. H. Haverly.

© J. H. Haverly, New York; 1880:16464,
Oct. 30. 7250

Christmas (The) tree and the m.ouse; a comedy
in 1 act, by C. H. Keogh. 21 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Chester Henry Keogh, Chicago ; D : 2636,
Nov. 21, 1902; 2c. Nov. 21, 1902. 7251

• Same. 2h p. f°. Typewritten.

© Chester Henry Keogh, Chicago ; D : 4083.
Mar. 4, 1904 ; 2c. Mar. 4, 1904. 7252

Christm.as trees; fantasy of today in 3 scenes,
by M. P. Smith. 41 p. f°. Typewritten.

• © Ic. Oct. 18, 1915 ; D : 42018 ; Mary Pierce
Smith, Los Angeles. 7252a

Christmas (A) wish; play in 1 act, by M. An-
derson. 20 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 2. 1915; D: 41670; Madge An-
derson, IMihvaukee. 7252b

Christuacht. See Erste Aug-ust.

Christofo Colombo; or, The discovery of Amer-
ica, a new burlesque extravaganza with a
grand ballet tableaux of the birth of freedom.
© M. J. O'Neill, United States ; 1892 : 15839,
Apr. 11. 7253

Christoph Columbus; ein drama in 6 aufziigen
fiir volksschulen, von Mary Huntmann, ins
deutsche (ibersetzt von J. W. Schwinn. New
York, Verlag von J. Schaefer, 1893. 1 p. 1., 29
p. 8°.

© Joseph Schaefer, New York ; 1893 : 32163,
.July 7; 2c. July 10. 7254

Christophe; a tragedy in prose of imperial
Haiti, by W. E. Easton. Los Angeles, Grafton
])nblishing co., 1911. 122 p.. incl. ports., plates.
16°.

© Dec. 23, 1911: 2c. Mar. 11, 1912; D:
29182 ; William E. Easton, Los Angeles. 7255

Christopher Columbus: .n ri-'-^ma in 3 acts, with
tableau [etc.], written for the quadringenten-
nial celebration of the discoverv of America
by :M. M. A. Hartnedy. Steubenville, O., Co-
lumbus club [1892] 3 p. 1., [5]-.51 (i. e. 49)
p. illus. 12°. [Note: at top of title-page, The
world's fair drama]

© M. M. a. Hartnedy, Steubenville, O. ;
1893 : 6801, Feb. 3 ; 2c. Feb. 3. 7256

— an epic drama, by W. B. Felts.

© William B. Felts, Russell Springs, Kan.;
1891 : 22433, June 20 ; 2c. July 25. 7257

— a grand i^pectacular drama in 4 acts and 5
tableaux, by A. W. Cole.

© Ashley W. Cole. New York ; 1888 : 27583,
Sept. 28. 7258

— historic drama in 4 acts, by R. Hill. Lon-
don, Sampson Low, Mar.ston & co., ltd., 1913.
55 p. 8°.

© May 16, 1913 : 2c. June 3, 1913 ; D : 33409 ;
Roland Hill. London. 7259

— a historical drama, by H. A. Lewis. Ms.

© Henry Albert Lewis, Dallas ; 1891 : 36535,
Oct. 10. 7260

in 4 acts, by F. Harcourt.

© Frank Harcourt, Philadelphia; 1892:
83.50, Feb. 23. 7261

— an historical spectacle, presenting magnifi-
cent scenes and dramatic events in connection
with the discovery of America, arr. for pre-
sentation during the World's Fair at Chicago,
by M. L. Littleton.

© Mary L. Littleton, Nashville; 1891:
39706, Nov. 5; 2c. Feb. 3, 1892. 7262

343

7263

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

7280

Christopher Columbus — Continued.

a play in 4 acts, by William F. Best.

© Charles W. Webster, Boston; 1892:
14128, Mar. 31. 7263

— Same.

© C. W.
June 8.

Webster, Boston; 1892:24013,

7264

— a romantic drama in 2 acts, by H. Waldeck.

© Hugo Waldeck, San Francisco; 1892:

35643, Aug. 29; 2c. Sept. IG. 7265

— a Spanish historical drama in 4 acts, by

J. P. Farrell. 85 p. f . Typewritten.

© Ic. June 3, 1912; D: 29857; .Joseph P.

Farrell. Iowa City, la. 7266

a spectacular drama in 5 acts, dramatized

by E. E. Huhn.

© Edwin E. Huhn, New York ; 1889 : 32651,
Oct. 28. 7267

— a tragedy, by V. Woods. Typewritten.

© Virna Woods, Sacramento ; 1899 : 2311,
Jan. 4; 2c. Jan. 3. 7268

— or. The Columbiad, a drama in 5 acts.

© Alice E. Lord, Baltimore; 1892:32455,
Aug. 6. 7269

— or. The discovery of America.
© E. T. Byington, Columbus, Ga. ; 1891:

43828, Dec. 5 ; 2c. Oct. 8, 1892.

7270

historical play in 4 acts, by W. Edg-

erly.

© Webster Edgerly, Washington ; 1890 : 527.
Jan. 3. 7271

— 1. Kiralfy's grand dramatic operatic

ballet spectacle, a dramatic and musical com-
position in 3 acts aiul 6 .scenes, by I. Kiralfy.
© Imre Kiralfy, New York; 1891:31.396,
Sept. 4. 7272

— ■ Sec also Plistorical stories in dramatic

form.

Christopher Columbus, discoverer; a new and
original historical drama in 4 acts, by C. G.
Miller.

© Chester Gore Miller, New York; 1890:
7644, Mar. 7. 7273

Christopher Columbus, jr.; or. The discoverer
up to date, a burlesque extravaganza in pro-
logue and 3 acts, by INI. S. Taylor.

© jNIalcolm Stuart Taylor, Rochester, N. Y. ;
1889:38810, Dec. 19. 7274

Christopher Columbus, the discoverer of
America; grand historical spectacular repre-
sentation by B. Kii-alfy.

© Bolossy Kiralfy, New York ; 1892 : 9440,
Mar. 2. 7275

Christopher Junior; or. My Lord Tom Noddy,
an original comedy in 4 acts, by Madeleine
Lucette Ryley,

© J. H. Ryley, New Rochelle, N. Y. ; 1889 :
28177, Sept. 16 ; 2c. Oct. 5. 7276

Christopher Marlowe; a play in 5 acts, by M.
Lichtenstadter. 142 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Milton Lichtenstadter, San Francisco;
•D: 15221, Mar. 2, 1909; 2c. Mar. 2, 1909. 7277

Christopher Sly; comic opera in 3 acts, founded
on Sliakespeare, book and lyrics by John J.
Maclntyre.

© D. MuUer, New York ; D : 6602, Apr. 29,
1905. 7278

Christopher the Second. See Little Columbus.

Christopher's aunt; a monologue, by Evelyn
Simms. . . New York, Dick & Fitzgerald,
1909. 7 p. 12".

© Dick & Fitzgerald, New York ; D : 15689,
Apr. 22, 1909 ; 2c. June 19, 1909. 7279

Christus; a mystery in 3 parts, by H. W. Long-
fellow. Boston, James R. Osgood and com-
pany, 1872.

Contents : I't. 1. The divine tragedy. — Pt.
2. The golden legend.— Pt. 3. The New Eng-
land tragedies.

© Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, Cam-
bridge, Mass. ; 1872 : 10412-10414, Sept. 30 ; 2c.
each Oct. 4. 7279a-7279c

Same. Boston and New York, Houghton,

Mifflin and company, 1886.

CoNTExXTs : Pt. 1. The divine tragedy. — Pt.
2. The golden legend— Pt. 3. The New Eng-
land tragedies.

© Houghton, Mifflin & co., Bo.ston; 1886:
28719, Dec. 16; 2c. Dec. 20. 7279d

Same.

© Ernest W, Longfellow, Cambridge, Mass.,
in renewal for 14 years from Sept. 30, 1900;
1900 A : 12737, May 21. 7279e

— • Same.

© Ernest W. Longfellow, Cambridge, Mass.,
as child of the deceased author, in extension
for 14 years. Renewal no. 5061, Jan. 14, 1914.
Renewal entry May 21, 1900, no. A : 12737.

7279f

[Note: Other editions of Christus are copy-
righted in tlie complete works of Henry AVads-
worth Longfellow]

Christusdrama (Das); von Walther Nithack-
Stahn. Berlin, Wilhelm Borngriiber [1912]
152 p. 8°.

© May 1, 1912 ; 2c. July 5, 1912 ; D : 30257 ;
Wilhehn Borngraber, g. m. b. h., Berlin. 7280

344

7281

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

7303

Chronic bachelor; comedy in 1 act, by P. G. K.
Schillinger. 11 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Phil. G. K. Schillinger, New York; D:
9487, Nov. 21, 1906; 2e. Nov. 21, 1906. 7281

Chronicle of a camera, f^ee Knight (A) of the
camera.

Chrysalis (The); comedy, by W. J. Neidig. 144
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 18, 1915 ; D : 41530 ; William J.
Neidig, Chicago. 7281a

Chrysalis (The) and the moth; plav in 3 acts,

by D. St. Cyr. [2], 139 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 15, 1913; D: 35028; Dirce St.

Cyr, New York. 7282

Chrysanthemum (The); drama in 1 act, by H.
Bernhey and .John M. Beaver. 7 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Sept. 18, 1911; D : 25318 ; Henry
Bernhey, New York. 7283

Chrysanthemums; a fancy march and drill, by
Harriette Wilbur. Lebanon, O., March broth-
ers [1908] cover-title, 7 p. 12".

© March bros., Lebanon, O. ; D : 13893, Sei»t.
21, 1908 ; 2c. Nov. 17, 1908. 7284

Japanese comedy in 1 act by A. C. Wallace.

London, S. French, ltd. ; New York, S. French,
1912. 12 p. 12°. ( On cover : French's acting
ed.. no. 22.51)

© Oct. 22, 1912 ; 2c. Oct. 23, 1912 ; D : 31224 ;
Samuel French, ltd., London. 7285

Chryseis; a drama in 6 acts and scenes, by F. S.
Heffernan.

© Frank S. Hefteruan, Springlield, Mo. :
1899 : 38394, June 10 ; 2c. June 10. 7286

5 act drama from Homer's Iliad. Type-
written.

© Francis Stephen Heffernan, Springfield,
Mo. ; 1896 : 65106, Nov. 30 ; 2c. Nov. 28. >287
Chuck. See Yankee fantasies.

Chuck Conners in Chinatown; by G. N. Mc-
Evoy. 8 p. f. Typewritten.

© George Nesbit McEvoy, New York ; D :
7657, Dec. 5. 1905 ; 2c. Dec. 5, 1905. 7288

Chuckles; a sensational musical comedy, written

and arr. by Al. Adams and Harry Fitzgerald.

© Gerald Spotten, New York; 1888:1626,

Jan. 14. 7289

Chula; western tragedy in 1 act, by G. E. Mur-
dock. 15 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 6, 1914 ; D : 35931 ; Gilbert Ed-
ward Miirdock, Los Angeles. 7289a

Chulos del lavapies. See Buenas (Las) mozas
del barrio.

Chum; a comedy, by I. Kimball, jr.

© I. Kimball, jr., Washington; 1885:2153,
Jan. 23. 7390

Chummie; a comedy, by I. Kimball, jr.

© I. Kimball, jr., Washington ; 1885 : 2152,
Jan. 23. 7291

Chums; an American play of original construc-
tion in 5 acts and 7 tableaux, by D. Belasco
and J. A. Heme. Sun Francisco, 1879.

© David Belasco and James A. Heme,
United States : 1879 : 62.30, May 9. 7292

— ^a comedietta in 1 act, by T. Frost.

© Thomas Frost, New York; 1891:41685,
Nov. 20. 7293

— a comedy, by I. Kimball, jr.

© I. Kimball, jr., Washington; 1885:2154,
Jan. 23. 7294

— -comedy dramatic playlet, by H. A. Lappin.
[2], 15 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 17, 1912 ; D : 28403 ; Henry A.
Lappin, Portland, Me. 7295

— a farce in 1 act. by the author of Class day.
Boston, AV. H. Baker & co., 1891.

© F. A. Harris. United States ; 1890 : 35095,
Nov. 7; 2c. Dec. 11. 7296

— a farcical comedy in 3 acts, 7 scenes, by
W. J. Going.

© William J. Goins:, Amsterdam, N. Y. ;
1888 : 20371, July 14 ; 2c. July 28. 7297

new original American drama in 3 acts, by

Fred Marsden (W. A. Sliver)

© Fred Marsden, New York; 1883:1050,
Jan. 16. 7298

— —an original comedy in 4 acts, by Marie
Walsh.

© Blarie Walsh, Brooklyn ; 1877 : 6324, May
25. 7299

-—vaudeville sketch concerning college life, by
J. Bauschek. 10 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 4, 1911; D: 24874; .John Bau-
schek, Milwaukee. 7300

or. The detective's revenge, a sensational

comedy drama in 4 acts and 7 scenes.

© Huntington Wright, Moodus, Conn. ;
1883 : 9913, May 31. 7301

Church (The) across the way.

© Herman H. AVallum, Brooklyn; D : 949,
Oct. 12, 1901. 7302

a monologue, by G. B. Alexander.

© George B. Alexander, Newport, Ky. ; 1900
A : 26641, Oct. 26. 7303

345

7304

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

7321

Churcli (The) and tKe world; a drama in 4 acts,
by A. C. Cross. Typewritten.

© Anna C. Cross, New Yorli ; 1895 : 33156,
June 25 ; Ic. June 25. 7304

Church (The) bazaar at Mulberry Corners; en-
tertainment in 1 scene, by Ward Macauley.
Philadelphia, Penn pub. co., 1914. 29 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Feb. 2, 1914 ; 2c. Feb. 4, 1914 ; D : 35908 ;
Penu pub. co., Philadelphia. 7304a

Church mice; :in original farce-comedy in 3 acts,
by M. P. Irving.

© Marv Pierson Irving, New York ; 1886 :
18695, Aug. 17. 7305

Church (The) next door; play in 5 acts, by
C. D. ilondrioksoii. 79 p. f. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 31, 1915; D: 40356; Carl D.
Hondrickson. Ijong Beach, Cal. 7305a

Church of the blacli sheep; a pastoral drama in
5 acts, by W. Wineholl. 66 p. 4". Type-
written.

© Wallace Winchell, Jer.sey City ; D : 8171.
Mar. 16, 1906 ; 2e. Mar. 17, 1906. 7306

Church or stag'e? in 4 acts, by Athol Forbes
[ps-oud. of Forbes Phillips] 134 p. 8°. Type-
written.

© Cora Urquhart Brown Potter and Arthur
Aldridge, Maidenhead. England; D : 3805,

Aug. S, 1903; 2c. Aug. 8, 1903.

7307

Church (A) rehearsal; sketch by Julius Steiner.
5 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Julius Steiner, New York ; D : 4392, Dec.
14, 1903 ; 2c. Dec. 7, 1903. 7308

Clan of the chariots; historical drama in 5 acts,
by William Henry Babcock and Alma .Strong
Babcock. 106 p. f. Typewritten.

© William H. Babcoclc, Washington, and
Alma S. Babcock, New York; D:97, Jan. 30.
1901 ; 2c. Feb. 19, 1901 . 7309

Cicely's cavalier; a comedy in 1 act, by Beulah

Marie Dix. Boston, W. H. Baker & co., 1897.

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston; 1896:

66191, Dec. 5; 2c. Dec. 21. 7310

Cicely's system; playlet, 1 act. by A. Washburn.
11 p. obi. 12°. Typewritten.

© Alice Wasliburn, New York ; D : 14176.
Oct. 30, 1908; 2c. Oct. 30, 1908. 7311

Cicerone (The); comedy farce in 3 acts and 2
scenes, by Walter S. Craven.

© Daisy H. Craven. Nev,^ York ; 1890 : 4995,
Feb. 10; 2c. Feb. 18. 7312

Cid (Ire); par Pierre Corneille, ed. with intro-
duction, notes, iind vocabulary by C. Searles.
Boston, New York [etc.] Ginn and companv
1 1912] xxvii, ITS p. front, (port.) 16°.

© Aug. 5, 1912; 2c. Aug. 12, 1912; A:
316902; Colbert Searles, Stanford University,
Cul. 7313

Cid (Ee)— Continued.

tragedie en 5 actes, par Pierre Corneille,

with profuse historical, philological, idiomati-

cal and descriptive notes, by Scheie de Vere.

New York, W. R. Jenkins, 1889.

© William R. Jenkins, New York; 1889:

6326, Feb. 25 ; 2c. Apr. 3. 7314

— ^tragedy, by Pierre Corneille, ed. with ex-
planatory notes, by Edward S. Joynes. New
York, H. Holt and company. (Students' series
of classical French plays, 1)

© Henry Holt & co.. New York; 1889:
1.5404, May 22; 2c. June 14. 7315

tragedy in 5 acts, from the French of

Pierre Corneille. English prose version, by
Elizabeth Beall Ginty. New York, F. Rullman.

© F. Rullman. New York ; 1894 : 18305, Apr.
7; 2c. May 21. 7316

-Horace, and Polyeucte; by Pierre Corneille,

ed. with introduction and remarks by Wm.
A. Nitze, and notes by Stanley L. Galpin.
New York, H. Holt & company, 1907. 393 p.
16".

© Henry Holt iV; co., New York ; D : 10163,
:\rar. 18, 1907; 2c. Mar. 28, 1907. 7317

Cieca (La) di Parigi; dramma in 4 atti, di L.
INiucelli. Milano, Carlo Barbini [1914] 78 p.
12".

© July 1, 1914; Ic. Aug. 6, 1914; Ic. Aug.
29, 1914 ; D : 38053 ; Luigi Mucelli, New York.

7317a

Cieg-o (El) del barrio; sainete de costumbres
madrilenas en 1 acto y 3 cuadros, en prosa,
originnl de .T. Romeo, mfisica de los maestros
Barrera y Penella. Madrid [Sociedad de au-
toros espanoles] 1911. 42. [1] p. 12°. [Li-
bretto only]

© Aug. 21, 1911; 2c. Aug. 22, 1911: T):
25039 ; Jose Romeo, Madrid. 7318

Ciel! nion mari! vaudeville en 1 acte par J.-M.
Priollet. Paris, C. Joubert, 1913. 23 p. 8°.

© Nov. 22, 1913; 2c. Dec. 1, 1913; D:
35200; Joubert, ParLs. 7319

Cien (Las) doncellas; monologo comico, origi-
nal, de J. Al)ati. IMadrid [Sociedad de autores
espaiioles] 1907. 14 p. 8°.

© Joaquin Abati, Madrid ; D : 10791, June
18. 1907; 2c. .Tune 18. 1907. 7320

Cierra la puerta; cuento baturro, escrito en
forma de entremes, por A. Serrano L6pez.
Madrid [Sociedad de autores espanoles] 1910.
15 p. 12°.

© May 19, 1910; 2c. May 20, 1910; D:
21100 ; Arturo Serrano Lopez, Madrid. 7321

346

7332

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

7340

Cierre (El) dominical; quisicdsia en 1 acto y
8 cuadros. en prosa, original de V. G. Pstesa,
liiusica de los maestros Marin y Carva.ial. Ma-
drid [Sociedad de autores espauoles] 1908. 37
p. 12°. [Libi-etto only]

© Vicente G. Paesa, Madrid ; D : 14693. Jan.
2, 1909 ; 2c. Jan. 2, 1909. 7322

Cigale (La); comic opera in 3 acts, music by
E. Audran, with additions and alterations for
the English stage, by Ivan Caryll, English
libretto by F. C. Buruand. New York, Janles
W. Morrissey.

© T. Henrv French, New York; 1891:
322.52, Sept. 10. 7323

Cigale (La) chez les fourmis; comedie en 1 acte,
par [Gabriel Jean Baptiste Ernest Wilfridl
Legduve et [Eugene Marin] Labiche, ed. with
notes and vocabulary, by T. J. Farrar. New
York, Cincinnati, American bk. co. [1898] 5-5
p. 12°.

© Thomas J. Farrar, Lexington, Va. ; 1898 :
68318. Nov. 23: 2c. Jan. 23, 1899. 7324

with English notes by Alphonse N.

Van Daell. B(jston, Ginn & co., 1892.

© Ginn & co., Boston ; 1892 : 42702, Oct. 22 ;
2e. Oct. 31 ; 2c. Jan. 23. 1893. 7325

Cigale (La) et la fburriii; a comic opera in 3
acts.

© Marcus R. Mayer, New York; 1890:
41020, Dec. 23. 7326

See filf^o Locust (The) and ant.

Cigar (The) girl; in the lobby, play in 1 act, by
E. Laurence. 6 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 4, 1912 ; D : 29280 ; Eflie Laurence^.
New York. 7327

Cigar (The) girl of Seville. See Carmen.

Cigarette; a comedy in 1 dct, by Ne\Vtoh Chis-
nell. Clyde, O., A. D. Ames.

© A. D. Ames, Clyde, O. ; 1885 : 3658. Feb. 9 ;
2c. Feb. 9. 7328

or, Under two flags, drama in 4 acts, by

C. H. Herman, after Ouida's novel Under two
flags.

© Charles H. Herman, Cincinnati ; 1883 :
184G, Jan. 27. 7329

Cigarette (A) from Java; comedy in 1 act, tr.
from the French of Meilhac and Narrey, by
T. R. Sullivan. Boston, 1879. 21 p. 12°.

© T. R. Sullivan, Boston ; 1879 : 13440. Oct.
10 ; 2c. Nov. 7, 1879 ; 2c. Nov. 14, 1892. 7330

Cigarette (A) maker's romance; in 3 acts, by
Charles Hannan.- Typewritten.

© Martin Harvey, London ; 1900 A : 19155,
Aug. 2; 2c. Aug. 2. 7331

Cigarettes; comedy in 1 act adapted from the
French of Max Maurev, by Horace Hazeltine
[pseud of C. S. Wayne] [1], 26 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Dec. 18, 1914; D : 39127 ; Charles
Stokes Wayne, Point Pleasant, N. J. 7331a

a musical farce-comedy in 3 acts, by Percy

Gaunt.

© John Robb, Nt'W York, Edmund Green-
wood, Memphis, Tenii., and Percy Gaunt, New
York; 1890:987, Jan. 6. 7332

or, Curing a habit.

© Mvron ViTicent Freese, , Boston ; D:8925,
Aug. 2,' 1908. 7333

Cigarra (La); zarzuela en 1 acto, dividido en
3 cuadi-os, original de J. Quills Pastor, mlisica
del maestro Eugenio Contreras. Madrid [So-
cledad de autores espanoles] 1910. 25 p. 12°.
[Libretto only]

© Sept. 6. 1910 ; 2c. Sept. 7, 1910 ; D : 21953 ;
Josg Qullis Pastor, Madrid. 7334

Cilician martyr; a semi-biblical drama in 6
acts, by J. L. Gidlsh. n. p.. J. L. Gidish [1906]
cover-title, 35 p. 8°.

© John L. Gidlsh. Atlanta ; D : 8629, June 4,
1906 ; 2c. June 4, 1906. 7335

Cinch (A); dramatic comedy act, by John Gil-
roy. 17 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 17, 1913; D : 34755 ; May Slegel.
New York. 7336

an eccentric nuisical comedy, by J. Gorman.

© James Gorman. Brooklyn; 1896:63.586.
Nov. 21. 7337

fai-ce comedy In 1 act, by L. Clemens. [2],

IS p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 20. 1914 ; D : 38558 ; Le Ko'y Siem-
ens, New York. 7337a

— rev. version of Getting away with it, by

Ann Brown [pseud, of Ann Stewart] and
.Tack Miller [psehd. of R. D. INIiller] 10 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

.© Ic. Oct. 16. 1913: D : 34741 ; Rolford D.
Miller and Ann Stewart, New York. 7338

Cinco horas en globo; melodrama comico-lfrico.
en 1 acto, dividido en 5 cuadros, en prosa y
verso, original de B. Perez de Soto, mijsica del
maestro Prudencio Muiioz. Madrid [Socledad
de autores espanoles] 1910. 48 p. 12°. [Li-
bretto only]

© Oct. 29, 1910; 2c. Oct. 31, 1910; D:
22429; Baldomero Perez de Soto, Madrid.

Cinder (The) maid; romantic comedy for little
folks in 4 scenes, by R. Woodman. Franklin,
O., Eldridge entertaiimient house, 1912. 18 p.
12°.

© Oct. 1. 1912 ; 2c. Oct. 19, 1912 ; D : 31172 ;
Rea Woodman, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. 7340

347

7341

DEAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

7362

Cinderel.

© Edward Locke, New York ; D : 12375, Feb.
18, 1908. 7341

Cinderella; a drama, by M. H. Tanner. New
York, Hasting.s & Habberton.

© Minnie H. Tanner, Lawrence, INIass. ;
1872 : 280, Jan. 11 ; 2c. Jan. 18. 7342

a drama in 4 acts.

© Scott & CO., New York ; 1877 : 13929, Nov.
30; 2c. Nov. 30. 7343

a dramatic composition, by J. W. Dodge.

35 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Jobn AVilson Dodge, Lansing, Mich.; D:
14204, Nov. 4, 1908 ; 2c. Nov. 11, 1908. 7344

— dramatic version, a fantasy in 4 acts, by
C. and S. Lewis. [82] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 1, 1911 ; D : 24621 ; Camille and
Spearman Lewis, St. Louis. 7345

— fairy extravaganza, by Oscar Barrett.

© Abbey, Schoeft'el & Grau, New York;
1894 : 20766, Apr. 23. 7346

fairy play in 4 acts and 6 scenes, by F. M.

IMcLane. [69] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 9, 1913 ; D : 34071 ; Fannie IMoul-
ton McF.ane, New York. 7347

illustrated play in 4 scenes for children.

by Anne Henley and Stanley Scliell. Enlarged
ed. New York. E. S. Werner & co., 1913. 21
p. 12°.

© I\Iav 9, 1913 : 2c. May 14, 1913 ; D : 33249 :
Edgar S. Werner, New York. 7348

a little play in 4 scenes, by Anne Henley.

New York, E. S. Werner.

© Edgar S. Werner, New York ; 1895 : 17355,
Mar. 27 ; 2c. Apr. 20. 7349

— an opera in 4 acts, by F. Huntley.

© Florence Huntley. Minneapolis; 1889:
5617, Feb. 18. 7350

or. The crystal slipper, an operetta in 3

acts, libretto by C. Sullivan.

© Christine Sullivan, Cincinnati ; 1892 :
2548, Jan. 14. 7351

— or, The maiden and the prince, a comedy
in 4 acts, by Stewart Anderson. 49 1. f°.
Mimeographed.

© July 2, 1909; 2c. July 26, 1909; D:
16379; Alexander Byers, Chicago. 7352

or. The prince and the fairy godmother, a

spectacular extravaganza in 4 acts, by D.
Henderson.

© David Henderson, Kansas City, Mo. ;
1892 : 47562, Nov. 22. 7353

Cinderella — Continued.

or. The silver slipper, lyrical drama in 4

acts, by C. W. Hubner.

© Charles W. Hubner, Atlanta ; 1879 : 4291,
Apr. 1 ; 2c. May 2. 7354

or. The slip, the slipper and the slip up,

a burlesque comic opera in 2 acts, by E. Law-
rence Jenkins. New York, Hints publishing
company, 1902. cover-title, 18 p. 12°.

© Hints pub. co.. New York ; D : 2387, Sept.
26, 1902; 2c. Nov. 1, 1902. 7355

• See also Cendrillon.

Cinderella and the brownies; a play for little
children, by J. E. Wideman. 16 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Julia Edwards Wideman, Gainesville,
Fla. ; D : 3869, Aug. 22, 1903 ; 2c. Aug. 22, 1903.

7356

Cinderella and the prince; a merry Christmas
extravaganza in 3 acts, by R. A. Barnet.

© R. A. Barnet, Boston; D : 3095, Mar. 6,
1903. 7357

a musical comedy, by R. A. Barnet. 41 p.

12°. Printed.

© R. A. Barnet, United States; D : 663.3,
May 5. 1905 ; 2c. Apr. 24, 1905. 7358

or, The castle of Heart's desire, a fairy

excuse for songs and dances in 3 acts of 5
scenes, by R. A. Barnet.

© Robert Ayres Barnet, Boston ; D : 3839,
Aug. 17, 1903. 7359

Cinderella in Egypt; a spectacular, dramatic
composition, by J. Rettig.

© John Rettig, Cincinnati: 1890:28112.
Sept. 12. 7360

Cinderella-man (The); comedy in 4 acts, by E.
C. Carpenter. 149 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. June 18, 1915; D: 40980; Edward
Childs Carpenter, Philadelphia. 7360a

Cinderella — 1915; musical fantasy in 1 act and
2 scenes, scenario by Hassard Short, words by
K. Webb, music by R. Webb. 6 p. 4°. Type-
written. [Text only]

© Ic. Mar. 5, 1915; D : 39876 ; Kenneth
Weill) and Roy Webb, New York. 7360b

Cinderella up-to-date; or. The lover, the
lackey, and the little glass slipper, burlesque
operatic fairy extravaganza in 3 acts, adapted
by PI J. Dooley. 24 p. 8°. Printed.

© Edwnrd J. Dooley. Oswego. N. Y. : D:
2987, Jan. 29, 1903; 2c. Feb. 24, 1903. 7361

Cinderelline; or. The little red slipper, by
Florence Kiper. Chicago, Dramatic publish-
ing CO., 1913. 29 p. 12°.

© May 29, 1913; 2c. June 2, 1913; D:
33406 ; Dramatic pub. co., Chicago. 7362

348

7362

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

7376

Cinderotto; dramatic sketch, by Sheppard Wag-
ner. 9 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 16, 1915; D: 40000; Leonardo
Blackburn Arnold, Los Angeles. 7362a

Cinders; by Lily Tinsley. New York, Samuel
French ; Loudon, Samuel French, ltd., 1899.
20 p. 12". (On cover: French's international
copyrighted . . . ed. of the works of the best
authors, no. 24)

© T. H. French, New York ; 1899 : 70516,
Oct. 30; 2c. Jan. 3, 1901. 7363

a domestic comedy drama in 5 acts, by W.

Haworth.

© William Haworth, New York; 1891:
66S1, Feb. 19. 7364

Cinders Jimmie, in Faded roses; or, An actor's
Christinas, a failure, refined farce comedy, by
C K. Warren. 2 p. 1., 14 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 7, 1912; D: 28976; Charles U.
Warren, Philadelphia. 7365

Cindy; play in 1 act, by J. B. Foster. 10 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. June 20, 1910; D: 21375; Julia B.
Foster, Berkeley, Cal. 7366

Cinema (The) star; new musical farcical com-
edy in 3 acts, by Georg Okonkowski & Julius
Freund, adapted by Jack Hulbert, lyrics by
Harry Graham, music by John Gilbert. Book of
lyrics. London, Chappcll & co., ltd. [1914]
35 p. 8°.

© June 6, 1914; Ic. June S, 1914; D:
37246: Chappell & co., ltd., London. 7366a

Cinematografo nacional; revista comico-lirica
en 1 acto, dividido en 7 cuadros, original de
G. Perrin y M. de Palacios, musica del maes-
tro Geronimo Gimenez. Madrid [Sociedad do
autores espaiioles] 1907. 47 p. 12". [Libretto
only]

© Guillermo Perrfn & Miguel de Palacios,
Madrid ; D : 11519. Oct. 12. 1907 ; 2c. Oct. 14,
1907. 7367

Cingalee (The); a new and original musical
play, by James T. Tanner, lyrics by" Adrian
Ross, music by Lionel Monckton, additional
lyrics and numbers by Paul A. Rubens, addi-
tional lyrics by Percy Greenbank. London,
Chappell & CO., ltd., 1904. 35 p. 8". [Lyrics
only]

© Chappell & CO., London : D : 4690, Mar. 7.
1904; 2c. Mar. 7, 1904. 7368

See ahso Entrance song:, Boobhamba &

chorus. — Gollywogs. — Kiss Poll. — Ladies
(The) — Make a fuss of me. — Mixed mar-
riage.— Plautex's life. — She's all right. —
There's nothing much more to say.

Cingallegra; melodramma in 3 atti, di Alberto
Colantuoni, musica di Armando Seppilli. Mi-
lano, E. Sonzogno, 1912. 74 p. 12". [Li-
bretto only]

© Oct. 4, 1912 ; 2c. Oct. 15, 1912 ; D : 31888 ;
Edoardo Sonzogno, Milan. 7369

Cinghalese (The) girl; detective romance in 5
acts, by W. Munsell. [87] p. f". Type-
written.

© Ic. Aug. 9. 1911 ; D : 24886 : Warren Mun-
sell, Des Moines. 7370

Cinnamon (The) heart; a mediaeval candy
scrape in 3 acts, by A. L. Brown and H. Hop-
pin. Providence, J. A. & R. A. Reid, 1883. 63
p. 8".

© Arthur L. Brown and Howard Hoppin.
Providence, R. I. ; 1881 : 10407, July 5 ; 2r.
Mar. 5, 1883. 7371

Cinq mars; a tragedy in 3 acts, by M. M. Min-
ton and A. E. Maude.

© Maurice M. Minton and Alwvnee E.
Maude, New York; 1883 : 5550, Mar. 26. 7372

Cinq (Les) messieurs de Francfort; piece en 3
actes, par C. Roeszler [pseud, de Franz Ress-
ner] adaptation de Lugne-Poe et J. Elias. (In
La petite illustration, no. .52 ; serie-thgatre. no.
32, 28 fevrier 1914)

© Feb. 28, 1914; Ic. Apr. 16, 1914; D:
36723; Charles Roeszler, Lugne-Poe & Julius
Elias, Paris. 7372a

Cinq (Les) sous de Lavarede; grand dramatic
spectacular stage production, by Paul d'lvoi
[pseud, of Paul Charles Philippe Eric De-
leutre]

© Edmund Ger.son, New York ; D : 1709.
Mar. 31, 1902. 7373

Cinquante mille dollars; piece en 1 acteen prose,
de A. Guess. Paris, Librairie thgatrale, 1910.
41 p. 12".

© Mar. 1, 1910 ; 2c. Feb. 11, 1910 ; D : 201-58 ;
Andre Guess, Paris. 7374

Ciprina, the modern Borgia; intense society
drama in 5 acts.

© L. W. Harleigh. New York ; 1878 : 9284.
Aug. 18. 7375

Circe; dramatic fantasy, by I. Flagg, with a
frontispiece by Bernard Maybeck. [East Au-
rora. N. Y., The Roycrofters, 1915] 3 p. 1..
178 p. 8".

© Aug. 25, 1915; 2c. Aug. 26, 1915; D:
41681 ; Isaac Flagg, Berkeley, Cal. 7375a

a dramatization of A daughter in Bohemia,

a drama in 5 acts, by J. Ward.

© Johnson Ward, Virginia ; 1877 : 12616,
Nov. 1. 7376

349

7377

QB^MATIG COMPOSITIONS

7396

Circe — Conti iuie( I.

op6ra en 3 actes, [par] Edmond Haraucourt,

inusiQue do P. I.. Hil'.eniacher. Paris, EugCine
Fasquclle. 1907. 2 p. 1.. 63 p. 12".

© E. Fascpielle, Paris ; D : 10361. Apr. 17,
1907; 2c. Apr. 17, 1907. 7377

play in 4 acts, by F. Merrill. [91] p. f°.

Typewritten

© Ic. Sept. 17, 1914: D: 38145
Merrill, Ciiicajro.

by K. M. Ryan. 4 v. f°.

Fenimore
7377a

Type-
written.

© Ic. May 23, 1914; D: 37112: Katbryn
Michael Ryan, I.os Angeles. 7377b

or, Beware, a drama in 3 acts and G tab-

leanx, by G. F. Rowe.

© George Fawcett Ron^e. New York ; 1873 :
14934. Dec. 27. 7378

Circle (The); drama in 1 act, by H. E. Twose.
[22] p. 4°. Typewritten,

© Ic. May 29. 1911: D: 24349; Henry E.
Twose, Los Ang*!les. 7379

See also Ventriloquist (The)

Circles; play in 1 act, by G. Middleton. [3], 17
p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 24, 1914; D : 38912 : George Mid-
dleton, New Yorlv. 7379a

See also Possession.

Circuit (The) judge; an original comedy drama
in 4 acts, by Scott Marble.

© Katie G. Dillon, Chicago; 1889:20743,
July 3. 7380

a play in 5 acts, by P. Lindsley. Dallas,

Tex., 1908. 68 p. 8".

© Philip Lindsley. Dallas ; D : 13029, Aug.
21, 190S ; 2c. Aug. 21, 1908. 7381

Circuit (The) preacher. Typewritten.

© William D. Hall, Philadelphia; 1899:
42720, June 30 ; 2c. June 30. 7382

a humorous monologue, by W. D. Hall.

Typewritten.

© Wm. D. Hall, Philadelphia; 1899:48383,
July 26 ; 2c. July 26. 7383

Circumstance.

© Edgar Vaughan, San Francisco ; D :

10006, Feb. 21, 1907. 7384
play in 1 act. by B. K. Burns. [1], 2.5 p.

f . Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 25, 1912 : D : 29478 : B. K. Burns.
:Milwiiukeo. 7385

Circumstances; drama in 4 acts, by A. Ross and
L. Lii)sky. 90 p. 4". Tj-pewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 14, 1909 ; D : 17201 ; Aaron Ross
and Louis Lipsky, New York. 7386

Circumstances alter cases; comic operetta,
written and composed by Alfred B. Sedgwick.
the libretto after the French of Francis Tourte.
New York, R. M. De Witt [1876] 1 p. 1., 33 p.
12". (De Witt's acting plays, no. 205)

© Robert M. De Witt, New York; 1870:
7976, July 3; 2c. Dec. 28. 7387

Circumstantial (A) error; comedy in 3 acts, bv
H. H. Levy. 93 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 12, 1915 ; D : 39471 ; H. Howard
Levy, New York. 7387a

Circumstantial evidence; by A. Cowles. 12 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Albert Cowles, Williamsport, Pa. ; D :
4795. Mar. 25. 1904 ; 2e. Mar. 25, 1904. 7388

a comedy in 3 acts, by M. B. Benchelev.

1 p. 1., 42 p. 8". Typewritten.

© Marie B. Bencheley, Minneapolis: 1895:
9471, Feb. 14 ; 2c. Mar. 29. 7389

by T. Buchanan. 120 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Thompson Buchanan, New York ; D :
S069, Jan. 13, 1905; 2c. Jan. 13, 1905. 7390

a drama in 4 acts, by F. B. Coigne. 56 p. 4".

Tj'pewritten.

© Frank B. Coigne, Philadelphia ; D : 2885,
Jan. 22, 1903; 2e. Jan. 22, 1903. 7391

tirama in 4 acts and 6 tableaux, adapted

I

from Bessie Turner's story published in The
New York weekly story teller.

© Norman L. IMunro, New York; 1875:
12202, Nov. 18. 7392

a drama of the present day, by H. C.

Tompkins.

© Henry C. Tompkins, Denton. Tex. ; 1885 :
8765, Apr. 14. 7393

— farce in 1 act, by H. E. Smith. 18 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. .July 31, 1914; D: 37707; Henry E.
Smith. New York. 7393a

— ■ a melodrama, by David Christv Murrav

and Henry Herman.

© .Tohn R. Rogers, New York ; 1891 : 13231,
Apr. 11. 7394

a melodrama in 4 acts, by A. Friedeberg.

Typewritten.

© Alex. Friedeberg, New York; 1896:

23195, Apr. 14 ; Ic. Apr. 14. 7395

a pantomime play in 1 act, by H. P. Maw-
son. 8 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Harry P. Mawson. New York ; D : 14317,

Nov. IS, 1908 ; 2c. Nov. 18, 1908. 7396

350

7397

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

7416

Circumstantial evidence— Continued.

a play in 4 acts, by J. M. Reese. [Detroit,

A. W. Brookes, printer, 1908] cover-title, 36

p. 8°.

© Jolin M. Reese, Detroit ; D : 14398, Nov.

28, 1908 ; 2c. Nov. 28, 1908. 7397

a play in 1 act, by H. Armstrong. 16 p.

4". Typewritten.

■© Harrison Armstrong, New York: D:
14485, Dec. 9, 1908 ; 2c. Dec. 16, 1908. 7398

realistic melodrama, by F. D. Fowler.

© Gus Sun, Chicago, and Fred D. Fowler,
Toledo, O. ; D : 1390, Feb. 3, 1902. 7399

.sketch, by J. H. Stucchio and J. A. Ras-

pante. 6 p. f. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 20, 1915; D : 39801 ; John H.
Stucchio and Julius A. Raspante, Brooklyn.

7399a

tabloid drama in 3 acts, by Frank Hannon.

[35]

Chicago, Chicago manuscript co., 1914.
p. f*. Mimeographed.

© Nov. 2, 1914; 2c. Nov. 23, 1914; D:
38895; Alex. Byers, Chicago. 7399b

— or. The man and the thief, by K. M.
Lacey. 14 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© K. M. Lacey, Columbus, O. ; D : 13148,
June 8, 1908; Ic. June S, 1908: Ic. June 22,
1908. 7400

Sec also All on a rainy day. — Fate's cru-

elty.— Judge Slasher. — Sybil.

Circus (The); play of the white tents in 3 acts,
by B. Chesterman. 47 p. 4°. Typewritten.
© Ic. Apr. 13, 1914 ; D : 36686 ; Bruce Ches-
terman, Richmond. 7400a

Circus (A) boy; a comedy in 3 acts, by H. C.
Blaney.

© Hari-y Clay Blaney, Allegheny, Pa. ;

1897 : 69283, Dec. 13. 7401

Circus (The) chap; 3 act narrative of small
town life, by R. M. Sperry. 92 p. 4". Type-
written.

© Ic. Oct. 1. 1910; D: 22198; Robert M.
Sperry, Bridgeport, Conn. 7402

Circus (The) clovzn; comedy drama in "4 acts
and 4 scenes, by E. F. Maxwell. 33 p. f".
Typewritten.

© Ic. Julv 11. 1910: D: 21.^30; Edwin F.
Maxwell, Chicago. 7403

an original 3 act comedy, by F. J. Beaman.

© Fred J. Beaman. Jackson, Mich. ; 1895 :
1952, Jan. 5. 7404

Circus day; comedy drama in 4 acts, by A. D.
Vance. 19 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 22, 1913 ; D : 35413 ; Arthur D.
Vance, Pewamo, Mich. 7405

Circus day — Continued.

an Ethiopian farce in 2 scenes, by F. E.

Morton.

© Frank E. Morton, Westfield, N. Y. ; 1898 :

20263, Mar. 29 ; 2c. May 25. 7406

an original farce-comedy, by Bob Watt

[pseud, of R. W. Smiley]

© E. L. Probasco, New York ; 1893 : 14170,
Mar. 21. 7407

Circus (The) gent; comedy-drama playlet, by
H. Day and M. Arbuckle. [2], 20 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 12, 1914; I? : 36008 ; Holman
Day and Maclyn Arbuckle, New York. 7407a

Circus (The) girl; a musical play in 2 acts,
libretto by J. T. Tanner and VV. Palings, lyrics
by Adrian Ross and Hari-y Greenbauk, music
by Ivan Caryll and Lionel Monckton.

© George Edwardes. London: 1897:3429.
.Ian. 7. 7408

[1],

play in 1 act, by Joseph Fi*ederick.

12 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 24, 1912 ; D : 29760 ; Belle Gold-
Cross, New York. 7409

Circus (The) grounds; an original sketch, by
P. Sheffield. 35 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Philip Sheffield, Seattle; D: 14432, Dec.
2, 1908 ; 2c. Dec. 2, 1908. 7410

Circus in town; musical farce comedy in 3 acts,
by Eduard Hoist. 78 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Rice & Dixey, New York; 1887:17425,
July 7; 2c. Aug. 10. 7411

Circus jamboree; a burlesque.

© Mark Forrest, Milwaukee : D : 8071. Feb.
28, 1906. 7412

Circus (The) lady; comedy in 1 act, by O. J.
Bierbaum.

© Otto Julius Bierbaum. Munich : D : 8199,
Mar. 20, 1906. 7413

Circus (The) Magda; or. The bad joke, play in
1 act. by W. W. Whalen. 56 p. 12". Ms.

© Ic. June 20, 1913; D: 33558; Will W.
Whalen, Han-isburg, Pa. 7414

Circus (The) man; a comedy in 5 acts, founded
on a storv bv Holman F. Day, by E. W. Pres-
brey. [136] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 23, 1909 ; D : 16609 ; Eugene W.
Presbrey, New York. 7415

a 3 act musical comedy, by J. O'Dea and

A. P. Caldwell. 44 p. f". Typewritten. [Li-
bretto only]

© James O'Dea and Anna Pavson Cald-
well, Ne^^■ York ; D : 10711. June 0. 1907 ; 2c.
June 5. 1007. 7416

351

7417

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIOlSrS

7437

Circus night; a larce in 1 act, by H. Winslow.
16 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Horatio Winslow, Madison, Wis.; D:
12921, May 7, 1908 ; 2c. Aug. 20. 1908. 7417

Circus (The) owner; a srantl dramatic and
musical, scenic spectacular production, in 3
parts, by F. Harrison.

© Frank Harrison, New York; 1898:18429,
Mar. 19. 7418

Circus (The) queen; a comedy in 3 acts, by
C. R. Hambly.

© Charles R. Hambly. Tiffin. O. ; 1896:
607-15, Nov. 5. 7419

play in 1 act and 3 scenes, by V. Bryan.

[3], 13 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Julv 29, 1912; D: 30369; Vincent
Bryan and Nat M. Wills, New York. 7420

Circus (The) rider; a comedy in 1 act, by Mrs.
C. A. Doremus.

© Mrs. C. A. Doremus, New York; 1887:
23146, Sept. 12. 7421

a 1 act comedy, by J. J. Cluxton. 7 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© John Joseph Cluxton, Los Angeles; D:
10206, Mar. 25, 1907 ; 2c. Mar. 25, 1907. 7422

an original comedy in 3 acts, by Mrs.

Charles Dorenms and I^eonidas Westervelt.

© Mrs. C. Doremus and L. Westervelt, New-
York ; D : 9348, Oct. 30, 1906. 7423

an original modern comedy in 3 acts, by

Mrs. C. A. Doremus and L. Westervelt. [150]
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 30, 1913 ; D : 32214 ; Mrs. Charles
A. Doremus and Leonidas Westervelt, New
York. 7424

Circus (A) romance; scenario, by W. H. Mor-
gan. 6 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 20, 1912; D: 29020; Wm. H.

Morgan, New York.

7425

sketch, by P. Sheffield. 37, 3 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Sept. 30, 1909 ; D : 16973 ; Philip Shef-
iield, Seattle. 7426

Cisnera; drama in 3 acts, by W. Piutti.

© William Piutti. San Francisco; 1898:
22] 38, Apr. 7. 7427

Cistercian (The) See B>aphael and Dolores.

Citizen (The); drama in 3 acts, by M. J. Wilke-
son. [2], 171 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. IS, 1914 ; D : .38827 ; Mary Juana
Wilkesou, Buffalo. 7427a

Same. [184] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 28, 1914; D: 39218; Marv .T.
Wilkeson. Buffalo. 7427b

Citizen (The) — Continued.

play in 3 acts, by M. J. Wilkeson. [151]

p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 25, 1914 ; D : 36624 ; Mary Juana

AVilkeson, Buffalo. 7427c

Citizen Fixit; a farce comedy in 3 acts, by T.
Buchanan and W. H. Galloway. 166 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Thompson Buchanan and Walter H. Gal-
loway, New York; D:5228, June 23, 1904;
2c. June 23, 1904. 7428

Citizen Marc-Arron; a drama in 3 acts, by
Sopluis Michaelis, tr. and adapted from the
Danish by A. Konta and Adrian Schade van
Westrnm. 1.50 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Alexander Konta, New York; D: 16119,
June 23, 1909 ; 2c. June 25, 1909. 7429

Citizen (The) of the world; a play in 4 acts, by
W. I. Cohn. 4". Typewritten.

© William Isaac Cohn, New York ; D :
10500, May 14, 1907 ; 2c. May 21, 1907. 7430

Citizen Pierre; a new and original dramatic
play in 4 acts, by Charles F. Coghlan.

© John A. Reed, New York ; 1899 : 14640*,
Feb. 23. 7431

Citizen Robespierre; a melodrama, by H. A.
D'Arcy.

© H. A. D'Arcy, New York; 1899:36309.
June 1. 7432

Citizen's (A) duty; comedy-drama in 4 acts,
by A. (ioldknopf. 103 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 17, 1910; D: 22072; Abraham
Goldknopf, New York. 7433

Citizens, think! a federal dialogue, by J. C.
Thomson. 24 p. 4°. Printed.

© Nov. 22, 1909; 2c. Nov. 20, 1909; D:
17510 ; James C. Thomson, New York. 7434

Citoyenne (La) Cotillon; comedie dramatique
en 5 actes et 6 tableaux [par] Ernest Daudet
et Henri Cain. Paris, Librairie theatrale,
1904. 2 p. 1., 147 p. 12°.

© L. Michaud, Paris ; D : 5662, Oct. 20.
1904; 2c. Oct. 20, 1904. 7435

City (The); a comedy in 7 tableaux, by L.
Grover.

© Leonard Grover, New York ; 1882 : 3345.
Mar. 3. 7436

— modern play of American life in 3 acts, bv
Clyde PMtch. 115 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 15, 1909 : D : 17188 ; William C.
Fitch, Hartford. 7437

— a poem-dranja, and other poems, by Arthur
Upson. New York, London, The Macmillan
company, 1905. vi, [2], 134 p. 12°.

© Alacaraillan co., New York ; A : 128865.
Oct. 16. 1905: 2c. Oct. 16, 1905. 7437a

352

7438

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

7464

City broke; comedy sketch in 1 act, by Al.
L. Trahern. 15 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Geo. E. Austin, Philadelpliia ; D : 2442,
Oct. 13, 1902; 2c. Oct. 13, 1902. 7438

City (The) builders; comedy in 4 acts, by F.
Koester. [.o], 143 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 8, 1912 ; D : 81079 ; Frank Koes-
ter. New York. 7439

City (The) chap; a musical farce comedy in 3
acts, by C. A. Fehlberg. Typewritten.

© Chas. A. Fehlberg, Providence, R. I. ;
1895 : 28730, May 28 ; Ic. May 31. 7440

City (The) commissioner; play in 4 acts, by
il. E. Dyar. 118 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 3, 1911; D: 24630; Ralph E.
Dyar, Spokane, Wash. 7441

City (The) council; a comedy, by J. H. Tyndale.

© J. H. Tyndale, Lincoln, Neb.; 1897:

40501, July 12. 7442

-a drama, by S. Oppenheimer.

© Sol Oppenheimer, Jamestown, N. Y. ;
1897 : 40849, July 14. 7443

City directory; a musical farce comedy in 3
acts.

© Donnelly, Girard and Russell, New York ;
1889 : 9S39, 9843, 9844, Mar. 28. 7444-7446

City editor; by T. H. A. McGill. 3 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Thomas H. A. McGill, Denver ; D : 9898,
Feb. 4, 1907; Ic. Jan. 21, 1907; Ic. Feb. 4,
1907. 7447

sketch, by Oliver White. IS p. 4°. Type-

written.

® Ic. July 2, 1912 ; D : 30163 ; Mary Faber,
New York. 7448

City employees; dramatic playlet in 1 act, by
F. T. Warren. 5 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 4, 1911; D: 23273; Fred T.
Warren, New York. 7449

City (The) girls and the country boys; in 3
acts, by G. W. Sawin.

© Georce W. Sawin, Watertown, Mass. ; D :
68, Jan. 23, 1901. ^ 7450

City (The) government; comedy drama in 4
acts, by M. J. Gilbride.

© M. .T. Gilbride, Scranton, Pa.; 1894:
47941, Oct. 15. 7451

City hall central; or. The hello lady, switch-
board monologue, by L. F. Brand. 6 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. June 23, 1910 ; D : 21406 ; Louise Fen-
ton Brand, Milwaukee. 7452

City (The) is no place for you.

© Levi W. Pollard, Dodgeville, Wis.; D:
10073, ISIar. 4, 1907. 7453

City lights; a comedy-drama in 5 acts, by
George C. Jenks.

© N. S. Wood, Brooklyn, 1893 : 13157, Mar.
15. 7454

City marshall; 3 act farce comedy, by F. Rob-
ertson.

© Frank Robertson, Parsons, Kan. ; 1892 :
15682, Apr. 9. 7455

City (The) of broken hearts; musical satire
on Reno in 2 acts, by J. B. Larric, lyrics by
B. Braley. 48 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto
only]

© Ic. July 25, 1912; D: 30353; John B.
Larric and Berton Braley, New York. 7456

City (The) of dreams; comedy-drama in 4 acts,
by P. N. Davey. 81 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 19, 1915; D: 40399; Paul N.
Davey, Carthage, Mo. 7456a

City (The) of graft; drama in 4 acts, by E. G.
O'Connor. 29 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 25, 1911 ; D : 25604 ; Edward G.
O'Connor, Lowell, Mass. 7457

City (The) of indiscretion; plav in 4 acts, by
G. M. Scarborough. [3], 91 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Feb. 5, 1912; D: 28-555; George M.
Scarborough, Chicago. 7458

City of love; play in 8 acts, by G. Rocca. 190 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 20, 1910; D: 17983; Giovanni
Rocca, New York. 7459

City (The) of New York; a melodrama in 5
acts, by W. Fessler. Typewritten.

© Walter Fessler, Los Angeles; 1897:
23273, Apr. 14 ; 2c. May 4. 7460

City (The) of Niagara Falls; a comedy drama

in 4 acts, by Ed. W. Rowland and E. Clifford.

© Edwin Clifford, Oshkosh, Wis. ; D . 992,

Oct. 21, 1901. 746?

City of tears; by M. Lyons. 50 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Maurice Lyons, New York ; D : 8322,
Apr. 11, 1906; Ic. Apr. 11, 1906; Ic. Apr. 18,
1906. 7462

City physician; comedy ventriloquial playlet,

by H. L. Parkehurst. 4 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 11, 1910 ; D : 20166 ; Harry Fet-

terer, Chicago. 7463

City politics; a travesty, by B. H. Ridgely and
I. Dinkelspiel.

© Benjamin Hersey Ridgely and Isaac Din-
kelspiel, Louisville; 1892:43880, Oct. 28

7464
See also Schtat's politic.

5379°— 15-

-^23

353

7465

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

7484

City sports.

© Matt. J. Flynn, New York ; 1894 : 35324,
Sept. 15. 7465

City (The) that David built; a play, by R. K.
Madden, iii, 121 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 27, 1910 ; D : 21195 ; Richard K.
Madden, Fishkill Landing, N, Y. 7466

City ways; a 1 act comedy, by J. W. Tompkins.

© Juliet Wilbor Tompkins, New York ; 1900

A : 24725, Oct. 4 ; 2c. Oct. 25. 7467

City (A) within a city; or, The streets of
Chinatown in San Francisco, a drama in
prologue and 2 acts, with spectacular scenes
of Chinatown, by G. W. Rentschler.

© George W. Rentschler, San Francisco;
1889 : 20991, July 6. 7468

City's (The) call; 1 act drama, by Parma Lee
[pseud, of W. D. Parmelee] 41 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Jan 22, 1912 ; D : 28378 ; W. D. Parme-
lee, Boston. '7469

City's (The) heart; a domestic drama in 4 acts,
by M. Banks,

© IMaude Banks, New York ; D : 1553, Mar,
11, 1902. 7470

City's (The) redemption; play in 4 acts, by M.
M. Allen. 58 p. 4°, Typewritten,

© Ic. Feb. 18, 1914 ; D : 36080 ; Martha Meir
Allen, Forest Hills Gardens, N. Y. 7470a

City's revelations. See Tips and downs of
New York life.

Civil (The) death; by Paolo Giacometti, rev.
and arr. in a 1 act playlet with English version
by S. Ceraulo. 20 p. f". Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 14, 1911; D: 24925; Salvatore
Ceraulo, Washington. 7471

Civil (The) marriage; comedy in 4 acts, by
Marcel Compan,

© M. Compan, New York ; D : 10842, May 3,
1907. 7472

an original comedy-drama in 6 tableaux;

tr. by Chas. H. Morton, and adapted for the
American stage by J. Jack, from Victorlen
Sardou's Daniel Rochat.

© .John Jack, Philadelphia; 1880:11416,
July 26. 7473

Civil service; an American comic opera of offi-
cial, political, and social life in 3 acts, by E,
Moran. 94 p. f. Typewritten.

© Edward Moran, Brooklyn; 1891:23282,
June 26 ; Ic. June 26, 7474

— American drama in 3 acts, by Walter Ben
Hare. Chicago, T. S. Denison & company
[1915] 68 p, 12".

© Oct. 7, 1915 ; 2c. Oct. 11, 1915 ; D : 41952 ;
B^ben H, Norris, Chicago. 7474a

Civil service — Continued.

a comical play, or farce comedy in 3 acts,

adapted to the American stage, by P. P. Ban-
holzer.

© Paul P, Banholzer, Philadelphia; 1897:
35767, June 15, 7475

a farce-comedy in 3 acts, by H, G. Don-

nelly.

© H, Grattan Donnelly, Philadelphia ; 1888 :
602, Jan. 6. 7476

A'audeville sketch, by P. Caverly. [7] p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 18, 1912 ; D : 28506 ; Frank Cav-
erly, Freeport, N. Y. 7477

Civil service examination; or, Ins and outs.
© John C. Level, Buffalo ; 1885 : 9436, Apr.
23. 7478

Civil War; a realistic romance of American so-
ciety in 4 acts, by Edward Chesleigh.

© E. C. Swett, Boston; 1879: 1228, Jan. 24,

7479

or. The times of auld lang syne, a drama

in 5 acts, by Barba Rossa [pseud, of W. O,
Soubron]

© William Otto Soubron, Milwaukee; D:
268, Mar. 27, 1901, 7480

See also War,

Civilization; an allegorical spectacular panto-
mime, in 3 parts and 10 tableaux, by L. Alber-
tieri, [Synopsis] 11 p, f. Typewritten,

© Luigi Albertieri, New York; D : 4.384,
Dec, 12, 1903 ; 2c. Nov, 13, 1903, 7481

Civilization, greed, guile and grief. See Lit-
tle Whirlwind.

Civilized (The) Indian, See Faun of the glen.

Civilizer (The) See Missionary (The)

Claim (The) agent; comedy sketch in 1 act, by
N. Lcffingwell, 16 p, 4°. Typewritten,

© Ic, Sept, 14, 1911; D: 25225; Nat Leffing-
well. New York, 7482

Claim 14; a sensational melodrama in 4 acts,
by W. Gault Browne,

© G. W, Howard and C. W, Black, Chicago ;
D : 870, Sept, 16, 1901. 7483

Claim ninety-six; a border drama in 5 acts, by
Len Ware [pseud, of Lew Ward] Clyde, O,,
Ames' publishing co. [1893] 1 p. 1„ 42 p. 12».
(Ames' series of standard and minor drama,
no. 310)

© Ames pub. co., Clyde, O, ; 1893 : 8877, Feb,
17 ; 2c, Feb, 20, 7484

• See also Nugget Nell.

Claim no. 13. See Nugget (The)

354

7485

COPYKIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

7507

Claimant (The); American drama in 3 acts,
founded on a novel by the late Archibald
Clavering Gunter, by J. A, Owen. [120] p.
4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 6, 1911 ; D : 25147 ; Joseph An-
thony Owen, J. F. Stephens and F, J. Shell,
New York. 7485

Claimed at sunset; a 1 act dramatic sketch, by
E. R. Davenport. 2 p. 4". Typewritten.

I© Edward Russell Davenport, West Pitts-
ton, Pa. ; D : 15882, May 18, 1909 ; 2c. May 18,
1909. 7486

Claims (The) of the nations; a drama in 3 acts,
by F. Fitzgerald.

© Frances Fitzgerald, Meriden, Conn. ;
1899 : 70035, Oct. 27. 7487

Claire; a comedy-drama in 4 acts, by F. B.
Colby.

© ]Mrs. F. B. Colby, St. Louis ; 1886 : 23235,
Oct. 15. 7488

original play, in 1 act, by J. Jex. [53] p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 8, 1912; D: 29614; John Jex,
New York. 7489

or. New houses and old homes, a comedy

in 5 acts, from the French of Victorien Sar-
dou, tr. and adapted for the American stage,
by J. M. Morton and G. H. Bassett.

© John M. Morton and George H. Bassett,
United States ; 1873 : 12804, Nov. 5. 7490

Claire and the forge-master; play in 4 acts,
by E. Henderson. New York, 1884.

© Ettie Henderson, New York ; 1884 : 2698,
Feb. 6. 7491

Clairice, a mistake of a life.

© Henrv S. Martin, Keene, N. H. ; 1887:
28054, October 29. 7492

Clairvoyant (The); by E. A. Lindly. 8 p. 4".
Typewritten.

© Elma Ada Lindly, Brooklyn; D:7293,
Sept. 13, 1905 ; 2c. Sept. 13, 1905. 7493

Peple.

— ■ musical comedy in 2 acts, by E
89 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 10, 1910; D: 22267; Edward
Peple, New York. 7494

play in 3 acts, by C. Slade. 74, [2] p. 4".

Typewritten.

© Ic. May 9, 1911 ; D : 24171 ; Constance
Slade, New York. 7495

a 3 act comedy, by J. Wallace.
© Jules W^allace, St. Louis; 1893:27019.

June 5.

7496

Clairvoyante; com4die en 1 aete pour jeunes
demoiselles, par Mme. De Kermen. New
York, W. R. Jenkins company [1914] 15 p.
12°. ( [Theatre pour la jeunesse, no. 15] )

© Sept. 28, 1914; 2c. Oct. 21, 1914; D:
38641 ; Wm. R. Jenkins co., New York. 7496a

Clam chowder; play in 1 act, by J. Walters.
[2], 17 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 9, 1913; D: 33176; Julia Wal-
ters, New York. 7497

Clam (The) fiend left at the post; by J. M.
Irwin. 8 p. f. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 10, 1910; D: 22258; John M.
Irwin, Columbus, O. 7498

Clamsman (The); a musical comical chiaros-
curo, by W. Holcomb.

© Willard Holcomb, New York; D : 9917,
Feb. 7, 1907. 7499

Clamsmen (The) See Mirth (The) of a nation.

Clan Rose; original Scottish drama in 3 acts and
5 scenes, by M. F. Thompson. 100 p. 4". Type-
written.

© Ic. Apr. 19, 1913 ; D : 32993 ; M. Frances
Thompson, Oakland, Cal. 7500

Clancarty; or. Wedded and wooed, an histor-
ical drama in 4 acts, by Tom Taylor, and J.
S. Mac Kaye.

© James Steele Mac Kaye, United States;
1874 : 6356, May 9. 7501

Clancey (The) kids; a comedy in 2 acts, by
Thacher Howland Guild. Boston, W. H.
Baker & co., 1904. 35 p. 16°.

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston ; D : 5560,
Sept. 23, 1904 ; 2c. Oct. 27, 1904. 7502

Clancy (The) name. See Two plays; by Len-
nox Robinson.

Clansman (The); an American drama in 4 acts,
by T. Dixon, jr., from the material of his two
novels, The leopard's spots and The clansman.
131 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Thomas Dixon, jr.. New York ; D : 7462,
Oct. 27, 1905 ; 2c. Oct. 27, 1905. 7503

Sec also Traitor (The)

Clara d'Aubray; or. The last days of Robes-
pierre, a play in 4 acts, by S. Howell.

© S. Howell, New Orleans; 1873:14208,
Dec. 11. 7504

Clara Neadlesby; a society drama in 4 acts.

© G. H. Spindler, Buffalo; 1893:35255,

July 28. 7505

act 1, characters.

© G. H. Spindler, Buffalo; 1893:45915,

Oct. 13. 7506

scene 1.

© G. H. Spindler, Buffalo; 1893:45916,

Oct. 13. 7507

355

7508

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

7538

Clara Neadlesby— Continued.

studio of Prof. Neadlesby, stage set-
tings.

© G. H. Spindler, Buffalo ; 1893 : 45914, Oct.
13. 7508

act 2, cast of characters.

© G. H. Spindler, Buffalo; 1893:45918,
Oct. 13. """"

scene 1.

7509

© G. ?I. Spindler, Buffalo; 1893:45919,
Oct. 13. "^5 10

stage setting.

© G. H. Spindler, Buffalo; 1893:45917,

Oct. 13. ■'511

— act 3, scene 1.

© G. H. Spindler, Buffalo; 1893:45922,

Oct. 13.

7512

stage settings.

© G. H. Spindler, Buffalo; 1893:45920,
Oct. 13. 7513

scene 3, cast of characters.

© G. H. Spindler, Buffalo; 1893:45921,

Oct. 13. 7514

— act 4, cast of characters.

© G. H. Spindler, Buffalo; 1893:45924,

Oct. 13.

7515

scene 1.

© G. H. Spindler, Buffalo; 1893:45925,
Oct. 13. 7516

stage setting.

© G. H. Spindler, Buffalo; 1893:45923,

Oct. 13. 7517

cast of characters.

© G. H. Spindler, Buffalo; 1893:45913,

Oct. 13. 7518

Clara Vere de Vera; a dramatic composition,
acts 1-4.

© Fritz Morris, New York; 1888:5341-

5344; Feb. IS; 2c. each Feb. 18. 7519-7522

Clarence Vernon; a romantic drama in 5 acts,
by E. T. Hardy.

© E. Trublood Hardy, New Yorli ; 1871:
1979, Mar. 8. 7526

Clarice; 4 act drama, by C. C. Shea.

© Caroline C. Shea, Boston; 1899:5220,
Jan. 12. 7527

a modern romantic comedy of the Ameri-

can Revolution in 5 acts, by J. Wedekind.
[97] p. 4°. Typewritten and ms.

© Julius AVedekind, New York; D : 1715,
Apr. 9, 1902; 2c. Apr. 9, 1902. 7528

or, All for love, American comedy in 5

acts.

© Stephen Fiske, New York; 1882:5129,
Apr. 1. 7529

or, The silver lily, a drama in 4 acts, by S.

B. Wiggin.

© Samuel B. Wiggin, Boston; 1875:11868,
Nov. 10 ; 2c. Dec. 3. 7530

Clarice Dunbar; a drama in 3 acts, by W. M.
AVilliams.

© AV ilbur M. Williams, Holden, Mo. ; 1886 :
13037, June 4. 7531

Clarindie Cackler's courtship; farce comedy in
2 acts, by Virginia B. Wright. Clyde, O.,
Ames' publishing co., 1902. 23 p. 12° [(Ames'
series of standard and minor drama, no.
437] )

© Ames pub. co., Clyde, O. ; D : 2010, June
14, 1902 ; 2c. June 14, 1902. 7532

Clarise, a waif; a play in 4 acts, by C. W.
Chase.

© Charles Wathen Chase, Chicago; 1879:
21, Jan. 2. 7533

Clarissa; Oder, Die scheintodte braut, ein

drama in 5 akten, von A. Ollendorff, Cliicago.

© Adolph Ollendorff, United States; 1876:

1091, Feb. 7. 7534

or. The resurrected bride, a drama in 5

acts, by A. Ollendorff. Chicago, Occident pub-
lishing CO.

© A. Ollendorff, United States ; 1876 : 1676,
Feb. 7. 7535

Clara's victory; an original drama in 5 acts, by Clarissa's first party; a musical comediette, by

H. A. Black.

© Horatio Asbury Black, Topeka, Kan. ;
1891 : 30579, Aug. 29. 7523

Clarence, the cop; a farce comedy in 3 acts, by
B. S. Crossy. 35 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Butler Stewart Crossy, St. Louis; D:
2867, Jan. 16, 1903 ; 2c. Jan. 29, 1903. 7524

— a farce musical sketch in 3 acts, by W.
Garen and C. W. Daniels.

© William Garen and Charles W. Daniels,
St. Louis ; D : 3199, Dec. 16, 1903. 7525

Richard Hardman.

© Roxbury pub. co.. New York; 1899:
76329, Nov. 22; 2c. Nov. 15. 7536

Clarisse.

© Florence Louise Galley, Detroit ; D : 2192,
July 18, 1902. 7537

Clarisse Arbois; comedie en 3 actes,par Maurice
Boniface. Paris, P. V. Stock, 1903. xiv p.,
1 1., 256 p. 12°.

© P. V. Stock. Paris ; D : 3541, June 6,
1903 ; 2c. June 6, 1903. 7538

356

7538

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UlSriTED STATES

7559

Clash (The); melodrama in 4 acts, by E. J. Keen
Covey. [G2] p. f". Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 30, 1914; D: 36703; Emma J. •
Keen Covey, Denver. 7538a

Clash, o' the clans; comedy sketch, by S. Har-
rison. 7 p. 4°. Typewritten.

I© Ic. Feb. 9, 1910; D : 20307 ; Samuel Har-
rison, Oakland, Cal. 7539

Clash (The) of swords; a romantic drama in 4

acts, by W. Osmond. 61 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Walter Osmond, Newark, N. J. ; D : 1967,

June G, 1902 ; 2c. June 4, 1902. 7540

Clash (The) of the supernatural forces. See
Clodine.

Class; comedy in 4 acts, by S. Jordan. [112] p.
t°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 15, 1913 ; D : 34158 ; Stanley Jor-
dan, New York. 7541

drama in 4 acts, by Charles Swickard and

Allen Lowe. [3], 134 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 19, 1912; D: 30906; Swickard
and Lowe, New York. 7542

Class (A) apart; a play in 3 acts, by R. G.
Campbell.

© Robert Craig Campbell, New York; D:
11308, Sept. 6, 1907. 7543

Class (A) day conspiracy; a comedy in 1 act,
by Algernon Tassin. Boston, W. H. Baker &
CO., 1895.

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston; 1895:
27904, May 23; 2c. July 10. 7544

Class (The) play. See Little (A) world.

Class (The) president. See Little (A) world.

Class (The) ship; or, Launched but not an-
chored, dramatization of Longfellow's The
building, of the ship, by Edith P. A. U. Pain-
ton. Chicago, T. S. Denison & co. [1914] 20 p.
12°.

© Sept. 29, 1914 ; 2c. Oct. 2, 1914 ; D : 38384 ;
Eben H. Norris, Chicago. 7544a

Class (The) struggle; play in 1 act, by M. E.
Iloberson-Squire. 24 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 17, 1913; D: 32390; Mary E.
Roberson-Squire, New York. 7545

Classes and masses; a play, by G. L. Raymond.
Typewritten.

© George Ta Raymond, Washington ; D :
475, Mav 15, 1901 ; 2c. June 1, 1901 ; 2c. June
6, 1904 (printed). 7546

Classmate (The); 3 act comedy drama, by
Frank Shanley. [28] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 3, 1912; D: 28535; John Law-
rence, Cincinnati. 7547

Classmates; a play in 4 acts, by W. C. de Mille
and Margaret Turnbull.

© William C. de Mille, New York; D:
10937, July 10, 1907. 7548

elate Manson, B. S. A.; a drama in 5 acts, by
A. Forrest, jr. [30] p. f". Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 11, 1912 ; D : 29005 ; Asa Forrest,
jr.. Canton, S. D. 7549

Claude; a drama in 5 acts, adapted by J.
Grimm. New York, 1876.

© C. Marques, Brooklyn ; 1876 : 13454, Dec. 5.

7550

Claude Duval; or, The haunted house of
Whitefriars, a drama in 2 acts, by W. Benn.

© ^Valter Benn, Baltimore ; 1872 : 800, Jan.
26. 7551

See also Highwayman (The)

Claude Gueux; a drama in 5 acts, by Gadot
Rollo.

© Francois Mons and Louis Nathal, New
York ; 1886 : 19919, Sept. 3. 7552

Claude Loraine; romantic opera in 3 acts.

© Will. H. Barron, St. Louis ; 1894 : 58421,
Dec. 14. 7553

Claudia; by V. G. Iden. 8 p. 4". Typewritten.

© V. Gilmore Iden, Washington ; D : 14355,

Nov. 23, 1908 ; 2c. Nov. 23, 1908. 7554

musical comedy in 2 acts, book and lyrics

by Henry Waldorf Francis, music by W. D.
Aa*m strong.

©W. D. Armstrong and W. H. Phillips, Chi-
cago ; D : 9211, Oct. 8, 1906. 7555

Claudine; operette en 3 actes d'apr&s les romans
de Willy [pseud, of Henri Gauthier-Villars]
et Colette Willy [pseud, of Mme. H. de Jouve-
nal] musique de Rodolphe Berger. Livret.
Paris, Heugel et cie., 1910. [4], 177 p. 16".

© Dec. 24, 1910; 2c. Dec. 20, 1910; D:
22854 ; Heugel et cie., Paris. 7556

operette en 3 actes, par Willy [pseud, of

Henri Gauthier-Villars] musique de Rodolphe
Berger. [212] p. 4". Ms.

© Ic. Aug. 22, 1910; D: 21856; Heugel et
cie., Paris. 7557

Claudine Garat; a tragedy in 3 acts, by F. B.
Devereux and J. C. Ver Planck.

© F. Bohun Devereux and J. Campbell Ver
Planck, United States; 1881:11490, .July 25.

7558

Claveles (Los) blancos; melodrama lirico en 1
acto y cuadros, en prosa, original de F.
Jimenez Ortells. Madrid [Sociedad de autores
espanoles] 1908. 34 p. 12^ [Libretto only]
© Francisco Martinez Gomar, ISIadrid ; D :
13586, Aug. 19, 1908; 2c. Aug. 19, 1908. 7559

357

7560

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

7580

Clavito; paso de corned I a en 1 acto y en prosa,
original de M. Linares Rivas. Madrid [Socie-
dad de autores, espanoles] 1910. 21 p. 12".

© Sept. 6, 1910 ; 2c. Sept. 7, 1910 ; D : 21995 ;
Manuel Linares Rivas, Madrid. 7560

Claw (The); drama in 1 act, adapted from the
French of Jean Sartene, by N. Hefron. 6 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 21, 1912; D: 29212; Nevada
Hefron, New Yorli. 7561

Clay (The) baker; by Janette Stevens Kelley.
56 p. f°. Typewritten.

© William V. INIonR, Chambersburg, Pa. ; D :
11044, July 25, 1907 ; 2c. July 25. 1907. 7562

Clay dishes. See Spirit of the vandal.

Clay (The) man; a play in 3 acts, by George
Bishop [pseud, of E. S. Fraser] [4], 53 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 11, 1913; D: 32722; Estelle S.
Fraser, Jersey City. 7563

Clay (The) palace; a play in 3 acts, by V. G.
Iden. 51 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© V. Gilmore Iden, Washington; D: 15084,
Feb. 15, 1909 ; 2c. Mar. 25, 1909. 7564

Clay (The) tablet; play in 1 act, by Bruno Les-
sing [pseud, of R. Block] 14 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. .Tan. 30, 1915; D: 40140; Rudolph
Block, New York. 7564a

Clayton's terrible revenge. See Doomed for
life.

Clean (A) get-away; play in 1 act, by L.
Fowler. [2], 17 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 8, 1912; D: 30475; Levert
Fowler, New York. 7565

Clean (A) slate; a play in 1 act, by W. S. Lock-
wood. [14] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 5, 1912; D: 28941; Walter
Scammon Lockwood, Wilmette, 111. 7566

Clean (A) sweep; comedy-dramatic sketch in 1
act, by Kelsey Conboy and R. A. Simonson.
[1], 10 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. .Tan. 2, 1913; D: 31864; Robert An-
drews Simonson, Brooklyn. 7567

See also Fluff.

Clean-up (The); comedy in 3 acts, by C. B. Rob-
bins. 43 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 19, 1913 ; D : 32994 ; Carl B. Rob-
bins, Cleveland. 7568

Clear grit; a play in 4 acts, by Mrs. C. F.
Boughton. 104 p. f. Typewritten.

© Mrs. C. Frank Boughton, Brooklyn; 1882 :
19098, Nov. 11 ; 2c. Feb. 28, 1883. 7569

Clear grit — Continued.

or, Jonathan Sharp, a 4 act drama, by J.

. P. Mummey.

© J. P. Mummey, St. Louis; 1879:13670,
Oct. 15. 7570

Clearance by death. See Nat Berwin.

Cleared (The) road; a drama in 1 act, by De
. AV. E. Kaufman. [14] p. f°. Typewritten.
© Ic. Feb. 8, 1913; D: 32235; De Witt E.
Kaufman, Memphis, Tenn. 7571

Clearing the mists; by E. N. Barr and J. M.
Hogan.

© E. Nelson Barr and J. M. Hogan, Whit-
ney, O. ; 1889 : 22525, July 22. 7572

a drama in 3 acts, by E. Nelson Barr and

J. M. Hogan. Clyde, O., Ames publishing co.

© Ames pub. co., Clyde, O. ; 1889:38279,
Dec. 16. 7573

Clearly and concisely; duologue, by Robert
Higginbotham. New York, S. French; Lon-
don, S. French, ltd., 1913. 12 p. 16°.

© Mar. 3, 1913 ; 2c. Mar. 6, 1913 ; D : 32.529 ;
Samuel French, ltd., London. 7574

Cleavage (The); play in 3 acts, by A. A. Max-
well and E. F. Boddy. [3], 105 p. 4°. Type-
written. _^
© Ic. Aug. 22, 1913; D : 34248 ; Alice Ash-
ley Maxwell and Emma Finley Boddy,
Guerneville, Cal. 7575

Cleeve Lodge; a play in 4 acts, by C. A. Fer-
guson. 79 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© C. A. Ferguson, Brooklyn; 1893:33993,
July 20 ; Ic. Jan. 23. 7576

Clef (La); comedie in 4 actes [par] Sacha
Guitry. Paris, P.-V. Stock, 1907. ix p., 1 1.,
242 p. 12°.

© P.-V. Stock, Paris; D: 11068, July 29.
1907 ; 2c. July 29, 1907. 7577

Clemenceau (The) case; drama in 5 acts, by
Alexander Dumas and Armand d'Artois, Ger-
man by R. Schelcher, tr. into English by L.
Ludovici, and rev. by B. Teal.

© Ben Teal, New York; 1890:39709, Dec.
15. 7578

dramatized by George Holland from Alex-

ander Dumas' L'affaire Clemenceau.

© .John A. Forepaugh, Philadelphia; 1890:
40500, Dec. 20. 7579

a play in 5 acts, from Alexander Dumas'

L'affaire Clemenceau, by Fleron.

© William Fleron, New York ; 1890 : 11001,
Apr. 3. 7580

Cleo; comedy in 1 act, by J. J. Russell. 36 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 26, 1915; D: 40906; Jacquelyn
Jerrold, Russell, Boston. 7580a

358

7581

COPYRIGHTED IN" THE UNITED STATES

7601

Cleo, the fastest girl in New York; the local
4 act drama, [bj^] L. W. Harleigh,

© L. W. Harleigh, New York ; 1873 : 8582,
July 28. 7581

Cleofas; a comedy in 3 acts, by C. De Kalb.

© Coiirtenay De Kalb, San Francisco; D:
14192, Nov. 2, 1908. 7582

Cleomenes; drama of Roman life in the reign of
Nero, in 4 acts and 6 scenes, dramatized from
the novel, by M. H. Billings. 2, 77 p. 4". Type-
written.

© Ic. July 6, 1915; D : 41168 ; Maris Her-
rington Billings, Passaic, N. J. 7582a

Cleon; a drama in 4 acts, by W. C. Braun,

© W. O. Braun, Galveston, Tex.; 1889:
5630, Feb. IS. 7583

Cleopatra; being a dramatization of H. Rider
Haggard's novel of the same name, by D. M.
Batchelor.

© David M. Batchelor, Edinburg, Ind. ;
1890 : 37413, Nov. 25. 7584

a comedy burlesque in 2 acts, by Geo. A.

Cragg.

© Francis Thurman, United States; 1889:
34844, Nov. 15. 7585

— drama in 2 acts, by Maurice Arnold. [2],
25 p. 8°. Ms.

© Ic. June 2, 1914 ; D : 37201 ; M. Arnold
Strothotte, Brooklyn. 7585a

— libretto of a comic opera.

© Charles Chapin Sargent, jr., and Arthur
Augustus Powers, New York; 1897:11596,
Feb. 17 ; 2c. Feb. 17. 7586

opera comique in 3 acts, by A. Philipp and

A. Neuman, music by Ad. Philipp.

© Ad. Philipp and Al. Neuman, United
States ; 1894 : 15898, Mar. 21. 7587

play, by O. Leon [pseud, of Carl Pollock]

12 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 13, 1911; D: 23169; Carl Pol-
lock, Chicago. 7588
— a play in 4 acts and 7 scenes, written and
adapted by Carida [pseud, of Ida Carpender]
31 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ida Carpender, New York; 1888:3254,
Jan. 30 ; 2c. Mar. 4, 1891. 7589

or. The thrall of the Nile queen, scenario

of a musical pantomime drama, by J. Barnes,
suggested by a story from the French. 7, [1]
p, 8". Printed.

© James Barnes, New York ; D : 9244, Oct.
16, 1906 ; 2c. Oct. 16, 1906. 7580

Cleopatra and the burglar; by De W. Kaplan. 16
p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 22, 1911; D: 25292; DeWitte
Kaplan, Englewood, N. J. 7591

Cleopatra on the job; farce In 3 acts, by C. Neill
[pseud, of C. Nillson] and W. H. Briggs. 3 v.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 27, 1913; D: 32769; Carlotta
Nillson and William H. Briggs, New York.

7592

Cleopatra VI, queen of Egypt; by E. T. Ziegler.
Typewritten.

© Edwin T. Ziegler, Cincinnati; 1895:
49135, Sept. 27; 2c. Sept. 27. 7593

Cleopatra's soliloquy; dramatic monologue, by
E. De Louie. New York, ^Edgar S. Werner,
1893.

© E. De Louie, New York ; 1893 : 36063,
Aug. 3 ; 2c. Aug. 26. 7594

Cleopatre; drame lyrique en 4 actes et 5 tab-
leaux, livret de Louis Payen, musique de J.
Massenet. Paris, Heugel et cie., 1914. 2 p. 1.
48 p. 12°. [Text only]

© Feb. 21, 1914 ; 2c. Mar. 2, 1914 ; D : 36200 ;
Heugel et cie., Paris. 7594a

Cleopatric; a dramatic composition, by Sam
Morris. 27 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Sam Morris, Brooklyn; D:6425, Mar.
29, 1905 ; 2c. Apr. 6, 1905. 7595

Cleptomaniac; drama in 3 acts, by M. Osborne.
[107] p. 4°. Typewritten,

© Ic. Apr. 27, 1911; D: 24079; Merri Os-
borne, New York. 7596

farce comedy in 3 acts, by C. Moore. [2],

125 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 3, 1911; D: 23532; Carlyle
Moore, New York. 7597

Clergical (The) Mr. Butler; by E. S. Keller.
Typewritten.

© Edward S. Keller, Fort Wayne, Ind.;
1899 : 12355, Feb. 13 ; 2c. Aug. 30. 7598

Clergyman's (A) courtship; a play in 3 acts,
by Thomas Littlefield Marble. Philadelphia,
The Penn publishing co., 1905. 30 p. 16°.

© Penn pub. co., Philadelphia ; D : 6852,
June 21, 1905 ; 2c. June 21, 1905. 7599

Clergy's (A) curse,

© Robert T. Murphy, Rochester, N. Y. ;
1887 : 8897, Apr. 12. 7600

Clerical (A) error; a comedy in 1 act, by Henry
Arthur Jones. London, S. French, ltd. ; New
York, S. French, 1906. 21 p. 12°. (On cover:
French's international copyrighted ed. of the
works of the best authors, no. 80)

© Samuel French, New York ; D : 8636,
June 5, 1906; 2c. June 3, 1909. 7601

Clerical errors. See Sterling.

35^

7602

DEAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

7624

Cle/k's (The) crime; a drama, by F. Stickel.
Detroit, 1885.

© Florence Stickel, United States; 1885:
13401, June 18. 7602

Clerks (The) of Kittery; comedy in 7 acts, by
A. W. Sanborn. Boston, W. H. Baker & co.,
1912. [4], 77 p. 8\

© Oct. 8, 1912; 2c. Oct. 9, 1912; D: 31082;
Arthur W. Sanborn, East Billerica, Mass.

7603

Cleveland's reception party; an original farce
in 3 scenes, by George W. AVilliams. Clyde,
O., Ames' publishing co. [1893] 1 p. 1., 9 p.
12°. (Ames' series of standard and minor
drama, no. 317)

© Ames pub. co., Clyde, O. ; 1893:8878,
Feb. 17 ; 2c. Feb. 20. 7604

Clever (The) doctor; dramatic satire in 5 acts,
adapted from Griuuu's tale, by R. Woodman.
Franklin, O., Eldridge entertainment house,
1912. 37 p. 12°.

© Oct. 1, 1912 ; 2c. Oct. 19, 1912 ; D : 31238 ;
Rea Woodman, Pougbkeepsie, N. Y. 7605

Clever (A) fool; drama in 5 acts, by R. Franks-
ton. 198 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Robert Frankston, Roxbury. Mass.; D:
2508, Oct. 29, 1902 ; 2c. Nov. 24, 1902. 7606

Clever (The) kid; by A. Stevenson. 1 p. 16°.
Proof.

© Augusta Stevenson, New York ; D : 15373,
Mar. 17, 1909 ; 2c. Mar. 17, 1909. 7607

Clever (A) ruse; 1 act vaudeville sketch, by
Richard E. Harcourt [pseud, of F. A. Paillou]
14 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 5, 1912 ; D : 28559 ; F. A. Paillou,
St. Louis. 7608

Cleverdale (The) mystery; or, The machine
and its wheels, a melodrama in 5 acts, by W.
A. Wilkins,

© William A. Wilkins, Whitehall, N. Y. ;
1884 : 11837, June 11 ; 2c. June 11. 7609

Cleverest (The) man in New York; a comedy,
by B. H. Ridgely and I. Dinkelspiel.

© Benjamin Hersey Ridgely and Isaac
Dinkelspiel, Louisville; 1892:43879, Oct. 28.

7610

Clevprness (The) of Kitty; comedy in 1 act, by
C. Wilbur. 15 p. 4°. Typewritten,

© Ic. Nov. 2G, 1912 ; D : 31470 ; Crane Wil-
bur, Union Hill, N. J. 7611

Cliff Berzac's riding academy; 1 act playlet of
an equestrian sketch, by C. Berzac. [5] p.
f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 14, 1912; D: 28689; Clife Berzac,
New York. 7612

Clifford's White City extravaganza company;
musical burlesque.

© Western theatrical syndicate, Chicago;
1898 : 227, Jan. 3. 7613

Climax (The); by E. L. Carter. 32 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Edward L. Carter, Washington ; D : 14676,
. Jan. 2, 1909 ; 2c. Jan. 2, 1909. 7614

play in 3 acts, by Arthur Edward Luzzi.

158 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Arthur E. Luzzi, New York ; D : 12388,
Feb. 19, 1908 ; 2c. Feb. 10, 1908. 7615

— a play of modern life in 3 acts, by E.
Locke. 93 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Edward Locke, New York ; D : 14919, Jan.
28, 1909 ; 2c. Feb. 1, 1909. 7616

— See Blennerhassett.

Climax (The) of a crime; a dramatic monologue
for a man, by Livingston Russell. New York,
E. S. Werner, 1897.

© Edgar S. AVerner, New York ; 1896 : 56478,
Oct. 12; 2c. Oct. 12. 7617

Climaxes; or. Thirty minutes in melodrama.
© Lorimer Johnstone, New York ; D : 9563,
Nov. 12, 1906. 7618

Climbers (The); a play in 4 acts, by Clyde Fitch.
New York, London, The Macmillan company
[1905] 285 p. 12°.

© Macmillan co.. New York ; D : 7764, Dec.
26, 1905 ; 2c. Dec. 26, 1905. 7619

Clinging (The) vine; comedy in 1 act, by
Rachel Baker Gale. Boston, W. H. Baker &
CO., 1913. 23 p. 12°.

© Sept. 10, 1913; 2c. Sept. 11, 1913; D:
34381 ; Mrs. John E. Gale, Haverhill, Mass.

7620

Clinging vines and oak trees; a comedy in 3
acts. Typewritten.

© George Merritt, San Francisco ; 1900 A :
16554, July 5; 2c. Aug. 13. 7621

Clink (The) of the coin; vaudeville sketch in 1
scene, by W. C. Lehman. 10 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. May 22, 1911 ; D : 24260 ; W. Cromwell
Lehman, Seattle. 7622

Clio; a romantic play in 4 acts, by B. Campbell.

© Bartley Campbell, United States; 1878:

3033, Mar. 12. 7623

Clio Dumas; 4 act play, by H. W. MacAllester.
57 p. f. Typewritten.

© H. Wilson Mac Allestor, Chicago; D:
12811, Apr. 23, 1908 ; 2c. May 11, 1908. 7624

3fi0

7625

COPYEIGHTED IN THE IJjSriTED STATES

7645

Clipped wing's; or, Birds of passage, a comic
concoction in 3 acts, by Penuimore Harrison
[pseud, of H. N. Harrison] New Orleans,
1882. 38 p. 8°.

© Hatley Norton Harrison, New Orleans ;
1882 : 14982, Sept. 9 ; 2c. Oct. 5. 7625

Clipper (The); a comedy drama in 4 acts, by
E. J. Swartz.

© Edward J. Swartz, Philadelphia: 1890:
3245, Jan. 24. 7626

Clique (The) of gold; a dramatization in 5 acts
of lilraile Gaboriau's novel,, by G. E. NLswonger.

© Charles Elliot Niswonger, Louisville;
1897 : 59929, Oct. 22. 7627

Cliveden; or, Patriotism in rags, romantic
drama, by Kenyon West.

© Henry S. Howland, Brooklyn; 1900 A:
22593, Sept. 11 ; 2c. Sept. 11. 7628

Clivette, the man in black.

© Haswin & Clivette, New York; 1897:
46760, Aug. 20. 7629

Cloaks and suits; play in 1 act, by A. Colby.
[1], 21 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 22, 1913; D: 34508; Archie
Colby, New York. 7630

Clock (The) maker; a comedy in 3 acts, by
AV. W. Steiner and H. Hermsen. 9 p. 4".
Typev.-ritten.

© Walter W. Steiner and Harry Hermsen,
St. Louis ; D : 11451, Oct. 1, 1907 ; 2c. Oct. 1,
1907. 7631

Clock (The) shop ; musical fantasy, book, lyrics
and music by J. Golden. 15 p. 12°. Printed.
[Words only]

© Sept. 16. 1915; 2c. Sept. 16, 1915; D:
41759 ; John Golden, New York. 7631a

Clock (The) tinker; in 4 acts, by C. F. Smith.
[37] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 2, 1911; D: 25151; Charles
Flowers Smith, Morocco, Ind. 7632

Clocker (The) and the thoroughbred; a speed
trial of love and laughter in one heat, by R.
Golden. 15 p. f. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 21, 1909; D: 16602; Robert
Golden, Richmond. 7633

Clod (The); play in 1 act, based on a short
story, by E. L. Beach, jr. [22] p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. .Tan. 28, 1914; D: 35822; Emmet
Lewis Beach, jr., Saginaw, Mich. 7633a

Clodine; or. The clash of the supernatural
forces, by G. H. Michel. [27] p. f°. Galley
proof.

© Gustave H. Michel, Cleveland ; D : 14194,
Nov. 2, 1908; Ic. Nov. 2, 1908; Ic. Nov. 18,
1908. 7634

Cloister (The) and the hearth; play in 7 acts,
by L. J. Gallup. 144 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Lillian J. Gallup, Indianapolis; D : 1531,
Mar. 7, 1902 ; 2c. Dec. 26, 1902. 7635

a romantic drama in 4 acts, based on

Charles Reade's novel, by G. and J. Bonner,

© Geraldine Bonner and John Bonner, San
Francisco ; 1896 : 24371, Apr. 20. 7636

Close (A) call; a farce in 1 act, by Grace Luce
Irwin. Boston, W. H. Baker & co., 1902. 24 p.
12°.

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston ; D : 905,
Sept. 28, 1901 ; 2c. Nov. 13, 1901. 7637

1 act drama, by J. de Persia and T. Guard.

20 p. 12°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 3, 1913 ; D : 32843 ; Thomas Guard
and John de Persia, New York. 7638

Clodhopper (The),
terness.

Bee Waters (The) of bit-

1 act sketch, by " Happy " Jack Gardner.

10 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 10, 1909 ; D : 17326 ; Jack Gard-
ner. Toledo. O. 7639

Close (A) finish; comedy drama in 4 acts, by
E. E. Rose.

© Edward E. Rose, New York ; 1890 : 25255,
Aug. 14. 7640

Close (A) game; a sensational comedy drama in
5 acts, by P. J. Glanz.

© P. J. Glanz, Vancouver Barracks, Wash. ;
1889:34109, Nov. 11. 7641

Close quarters; playlet in 1 act, by M. H. Krout.
12 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 18, 1910; D: 20816; Mary H.
Krout, Chicago. 7642

Close (A) shave.

© Henry Walker, Brooklyn ; D : 12655, Apr.
1, 1908. 7643

a comedy in 3 acts, by W. B. Thompson.

© William Burnside Thompson, Westerly,
R. I. ; 1887 : 3974, Feb. 18. 7644

Close to nature; farcical episode in 4 acts, by
N. L. Swartout. [132] p. 4°, Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 27, 1912 ; D : 29523 ; Norman Lee
Swartout, Summit, N. J. 7645

farcical episode in the life of an American

family in 4 acts, by N. L. Swartout. Boston,
Walter H. Baker & co., 1915. 180 p. 12°.

© Sept. 15, 1915; 2c. Sept. 16, 1915; D:
41760; Norman Lee Swartout, Summit, N. J.

7645a

361

7646

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

7664

Closed (A) door; by P. Davis and J. E. Hender-
son.

© Paul Davis and .T. E. Henderson, Boston ;
D : 13535, Aug. 4, 1908. 7646

drama in 3 acts, by E. B. TiiTany. 83, [2]

p, 4°. Typewritten.

® Ic. May 27, 1911; D: 24337; Esther

Brown Tiffany, Cambridge, Mass. 7647

fantasy in 1 act, by A. H. Gilbert. 18 p.

f" . Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 11, 1909 ; D : 17340 ; Albert Henri
Gilbert, Cincinnati. 7648

a 1 act melodramatic sketch, by E, E.

Shepherd. 20 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Edmund Elliott Sliepherd, Detroit; D:
15913, May 21, 1909 ; 2c. May 21, 1909. 7649

1 act play, by J. W. S. Sullivan. 10 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 11, 1910 ; D : 20162 ; John W. S.
Sullivan, New York. 7650

Closed for invoice; a comedy in 3 acts, by J. E.
Kennedy.

© J. E. Kennedy, Jackson, Mich.; 1888:
25369, Sept. 7. 7651

Closing day at Beanville school; play in 1 act,
by W. N. Bugbee. Syracuse, N. Y., W. N.
Bugbee co. [1915] 15 p. 12".

© Oct. 2, 1915 ; 2c. Oct. 7, 1915 ; D : 41992 ;
Willis N. Bugbee, Syracuse, N. Y. 7651a

Closing (The) of the door; play in 1 act, by S.
W. Banning. 15 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 10, 1913 ; D : 32633 ; Samuel W.
Banning, Chicago. 7652

Closing (The) of the trail. See Jim.

Closing (The) scene. See Assassination.

Closing the contract; a 1 act farce, by R. Stod-
art and C. Lindsay.

© Robert Stodart and Clarence Lindsay,
New York ; D : 4222, Nov. 9, 1903. 7653

Clothes; a comedy in 4 acts, by A. Hopwood.
116 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Avery Hopwood, Cleveland ; D : 6965,
July 15, 1905 ; 2c. Aug. 15, 1905. 7654

Clothes and the man; play in 1 act, by Ethel
Blair. 11 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 21, 1913; D: 34212; E. Blair,
New York. 7655

Clothes (The) peddler; play in 3 acts, by I.
Hyman. 61 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 4, 1915 ; D : 39289 ; Isaac Hvman,
New York. 7655a

Clothilda, the girl wife. See Jupiter's dell.

Clotilde; a play, re-adapted from incidents in
Sardou's Fernande, with original incidents and
effects, by F. G. Maeder.

© Fred G. Maeder, New York; 1872:9653,
Sept. 9. 7656

Clotilde's legacy; drama in 5 acts, 5 tableaux,
by K. C. Barton.

© Kate C. Barton, Philadelphia; 1872:
9425, Sept. 2. 7657

Clotilde's revenge; a society drama in 4 acts,
being a tr. and reconstruction of Victorien
Sardou's play of Fernande.

© Marcus D. Larrowe, New York; 1872:
4279, Apr. 24. 7658

Cloud (The); play in 5 acts, by H. B. Cooke.
10 p. f". Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 23, 1912; D: 31773; Henry B.
Cooke, Salt Lake City. 7659

Cloud (A) in the honeymoon; a comic sketch in
1 act, by J. Palgrave Simpson. New York,
De Witt [1884] 1 p. 1., 12 p. 12°. (De Witt's
acting plays, no. 826)

© A. T. B. De Witt, New York ; 1884 : 26393,
Dec. 30 ; 2c. Jan. 22, 1885. 7660

Cloud wrapped; an original comedietta in 1 act.

© Boston home journal, Boston; 1892:

13962, Mar. 30. 7661

Cloudburst (The); drama in 3 acts, by J. Rol-
nick. 92 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 15, 1915; D : 39407 ; Jacob Rol-
nick, Brooklyn. 7661a

or, A deluge in the Tyrol, a dramatic oper-
etta in 1 act, book and lyrics by W. J. Wilson.
17 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© William J. Wilson, Cleveland ; D : 11857,
Dec. 4, 1907 ; 2c. Dec. 4, 1907. 7662

Cloudburst (A) in a Colorado canon. See
Reuben's conversion.

Clouded (A) honeymoon; a domestic drama in
1 act, by T. W. Wharmby. 1 p. 1., 27 p. 2 1.
t". Ms. [With music]

© Thomas AV. Wharmby, Boston; 1889:
8962, Mar. 21 ; 2c. May 24. 7663

Clouded (A) misfortune; comedy sketch in 1
act, by G. Nagel. [4] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 2, 1911 ; D : 24114 ; George Nagel,
Newark, N. J. 7664

Clouded (The) title; play in 1 act and 2 scenes,
by M. D. Pettigrew. [1], 17 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Ic. June 23, 1914; D: 37380; Mabel D.
Pettigrew, Los Angeles. 7664a

362

7665

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

7686

Clouds; an original American comedy in 4 acts,
by W. A. Sliver (Fred Marsden) Author's
ed. New York, R. M. De Witt [1873] 1 p. 1.
62 p. 12°. (De Witt's acting plays, no. 149)

© AV. A. Sliver, New York ; 1873 : 3340, Apr.
2; 2c. Sept. 20. 7665

play in 3 acts, by Jaroslav Kvapil, tr. from

tlie Bohemian by C. Recht. {In Poet lore, v.
21, no. 6, Nov.-Dec, 1910)

© Feb. 6, 1911 ; 2c. Feb. 9, 1911 ; D : 23336 ;
Charles Recht, New York. 7666

See also Aristophanes' Birds, Frogs and

Clouds.

Clouds and sunshine; comedy in 4 acts, by W.
C. Herman. Chicago, Chicago manuscript co.
[1911] 66 p. t°. Mimeographed.

© Sept. 5, 1911; 2c. Sept. 18, 1911; D:
25244 ; Alexander Byers, Chicago. 7667

— a drama in 3 acts, by Charles Arlington
Reade. 33 p. f. Typewritten.

© Charles A. Reade, Chicago ; D : 954, Oct.
14, 1901 ; 2c. Aug. 13, 1902. 7668

an original Irish drama in 4 acts, by E.

Mortimer and W. Duignan.

© Edward Mortimer and W. Duignan, New
York ; 1880 : 15100, Oct. 5. 7669

Clouds of the sun; a drama in 4 acts, by Isa-
bella Howe Fiske. (In Poet lore, v. 15, no. 2,
summer, 1904; periodical © Poet lore co.,
Philadelphia ; B : 82548, Nov. 7, 1904 ; 2c. Sept.
22, 1904) 7670

Cloudy (A) day; a farce in 1 act, by B. L. C.
Griffith. Philadelphia, The Penn publishing
CO., 1894.

© Penn pub. co., Philadelphia ; 1894 : 10485,
Feb. 16. ; 2c. Feb. 16. 7671

Cloudy sky; or. The unfortunate children, a
drama of real life, by N. S. Springer. 24 p.
8°. Printed.

© Narcissa Smith Springer, Cleveland;
1887:34576, Dec. 31; 2c. July 13, 1888; 2c.
new ed. Feb. 7, 1891. 7672

- a comedy-drama in 5 acts, by L. Q.

.Jeffries and N. S. Springer.

© L. Q. Jeffries and Narcissa S. Springer,
Cleveland ; 1885 : 11951, May 28. 7673

Clove; play in 3 acts, by Raymond Law. 50 p.
f. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 16, 1911; D: 24221; Raymond
Ives Blakeslee, Los Angeles. 7674

Cloven (The) foot; a play, by Franz Moln^r. 64
p. f°. Typewritten.

© Henry W. Savage, New York ; D : 12986,
May 12, 1908 ; 2c. May 12. 1908. 7675

Clover blossom; a domestic drama. 49 p. 4*.
Typewritten.

© Charles Nevins, Kansas City, Mo. ; 1891 :
23284, June 26 ; 2c. June 25. 7676

play in 1 act, by J. G. Clarke, jr. 29 p. t".

Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 11, 1915 ; D : 39947 ; John Gaw
Clarke, jr.. Mobile. 7676a

Clover Dale; a rural comedy drama in 4 acts, by
C. F. Harrison. 42 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Charles F. Harrison, Chicago ; D : 4545,
Jan. 23, 1904; 2c. Feb. 12, 1904. 7677

Clover farm; a farce comedy in 3 acts, by Gil-
bert Patten.

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston; 1898:
67905, Nov. 21 ; 2c. Dec. 24. 7678

by W. G. Patten.

© William G. Patten, Brooklyn; 1892:
30697, July 23. 7679

Clover foot; a drama in 3 acts, by Jeannette
Steer.

© Marcus R. Mayer, New York ; 1890 : 41021,
Dec. 23. 7680

Clover (The) trio; a high class singing act for
the vaudeville stage, arr. for ladies' voices by
Samuel H. Speck.

© Mrs. W. A. Benjamin (Lucille Clover),
New York ; 1898 : 19393, Mar. 24 ; 2c. Mar. 24.

7681

a singing act for vaudeville, by Mrs. W. A.

Benjamin and others. 4 p. f°. Typewritten.
[Words only]

© Mrs. W. A. Benjamin, New York ; D : 203,
Feb. 23, 1901 ; 2c. Feb. 23, 1901. 7682

Cloverdale; a rural comedy in 1 act, by L.
Westervelt.

© Leonidas Westervelt, New York; 1897:
56842, Oct. 7. 7683

Cloverdale (The) picnic. See Uncle Si and the
Sunbeam, club.

Cloverdell; a truly rural opera in 2 acts, book
by G. T. Richardson, music by George Lowell
Tracy, lyrics by D. K. Stevens. 31 p. 4°.
Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© George Tilton Richardson, Boston; D:
7253, Sept. 14, 1905 ; 2c. Oct. 5, 1905. 7684

Clown (Le); nouvelle musicale en 2 actes, [de]
Victor Capoul, musique de I. de Camondo.
Paris, G. Astruc et cie., 1906. 44 p. 8". [Li-
bretto only]

© G. Astruc, Paris; D : 8203, Mar. 21;
1906 ; 2c. Mar. 21, 1906. 7685

Clown (The); play in 4 acts, by E. Baruch.

© Emanuel Baruch, New York ; D : 13653,
Aug. 26, 1908. 7686

363

7687

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

7702

Clown (The)— Continued.

by M. R. Mechtold. 66 p. 4°. Type-
written.

^ Mary Rider Mechtold, New York; D:
11585, Oct. 25, 1907 ; 2c. Nov. 8, 1907. 7687

Clown and. shepherdess. See Mardi gras.

Clown (El) bebe; comedia Ifrica do primer
actor, eu 3 cuadros y un epilogo, en verso y
prosa, original de Javier do Burgos y Luis
Linares Becerra, mtisica de los maestros Can-
dela y Goncerlian. Madrid [Sociedad de au-
tores espauoles] 1910. 54 p. 12°. [Libretto
only]

© Oct. 29, 1910 ; 2c. Oct. 31, 1910 ; D : 22435 ;
J. de Burgos y L. Linares Becerra, Madrid.

7688

Clown drill. See April fool.

Clown (The) of hearts.

© William Neely Pallman, Germantown,
Pa. ; D : 8470, May 21, 1903. 7689

Clowns. See Pagliacci.

Clown's (The) ascent; a pantomime in 1 act, by
Charles Smith. [1] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ringling bros., Baraboo, Wis.; D: 15702.
Apr. 23, 1909 ; 2c. Apr. 23, 1909. 7690

Club (El) de la alegria; revista en 1 acto,
dividido en 5 cuadros, en prosa y verso, origi-
nal de Eduardo Haro y Joaquin Aznar, mfislca
del maestro Teodoro San Jos6. Madrid [So-
ciedad de autores espaiioles] 1914. 40 p. 12°.
[Libretto only]

© Sept. 17, 1914 ; Ic. Sept. 21, 1914 ; D : 38199 ;
Eduardo Haro y Joaquin Aznar, Madrid.

7690a

Club (El) de las solteras; pasatiempo c6mico-
llrico, en 1 acto, dividido en 5 cuadros, en
prosa y verso, original de Manuel Fernilndez
de la Puente y Luis P[ascual] Frutos, mtisica
de los maestros Foglietti y Luna. Madrid
[Sociedad de autores espaiioles] 1910. 50, [6].
p. 12°. [Libretto only]

© May 19, 1910 ; 2c. May 20, 1910 ; D : 21078 ;
Fernfindez de la Puente y Pascual Frutos, Ma-
drid. 7691

Club (The) fairy; comedy sketch in 1 act, by
William Jossey. 11 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 21, 1915; D: 41007; William
Johnson Jossey, Chicago. 7691a

Club (The) friend; or, A fashionable physician,
an original comedy in 4 acts, by S. Rosenfeld.
New York, The De Witt publishing house,
1897. 3 p. 1., 89 p. 12°. (On cover: Green-
room ed. of copyrighted plays)

© Sydney Rosenfeld, New York; 1897:
31831, May 25 ; 2c. Nov. 13. 7692

Club friends; play in 1 act, by M. V. Samuels.
10 p. 4°. Typewritten.

1© Ic. Dec. 19, 1910 ; D : 22S4S ; Maurice V.
Samuels, New York. 7693

Club (The) man; story of club life in 1 act play-
let, by H. H. Richards. [8] p. f°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Dec. 13, 1911; D: 26018; Harry H.
• Richards, New York. 7694

Club (The) man's dream; farce in 2 acts, by A.
M. Kenny. 46 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 28, 1911; D: 24086; Anna M.
Kenny, New Yorlj. 7695

a temperance sketch, 3 scenes, by Fred

Townsend Russell. Cleveland, O., Burke &
Russell, 1901. 10 p. 12°.

© Burke and Russell, Cleveland ; D : 1063,
Nov. 2, 1901 ; 2c. Nov. 23, 1901. 7696

Club (A) man's gossip; comedy monologue and
medley parody, by Harry L. Nev.-ton and Aaron
S. Hoffman. 4 p. f°. Typewritten.

© H. L. Newton and A. S. Hoffman, Chi-
cago ; D : 820, Aug. 31, 1901 ; 2c. Aug. 31, 1901.

7697

Club meeting. See Monologues of to-day.

Club (The) penalty; comedy playlet, by A. E.
Ferris. [1], 19 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 9, 1913; D: 31930; Albert Earl
Ferris, Dayton, Ky. 7698

Club (The) woman; by T. J. Gaffney. 11 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Thomas J. Gaffney, Albany; D : 8165,
Mar. 8, 1906 ; 2c. Mar. 8, 1906. 7699

farcical sketch, by J. Driscoll. [2], 18 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 2, 1912; D: 31019; Joe Dris-
coll, New York. 7700

■play in 1 act, by A. Harr. 11 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 20, 1915 ; D : 41785 ; Anna Harr.
New York. 7700a

Club (The) woman and the hero; a comedietta,
by Opie Read. Chicago, T. S. Denison [1903]
20 p. 12°. (On cover : Atlas series)

© T. S. Denison, Chicago; D: 3849, Aug. 19,
1903 ; 2c. Sept. 25, 1903. 7701

Clubbing a husband; comedy in 3 acts, by Edith
F. A. U. I'ainton. Chicago, T. S. Denison &
company [1915] 54 p. 12°.

© Oct. 7, 1915 ; 2c. Oct. 11, 1915 ; D : 41954 ;
Eben H. Norris, Chicago. 7701a

Clubs and Cupid; a musical composition, book
by G. T. Hadley, music by Frederick
Schwartz. Typewritten. [AVords only]

© Grace Talbot Hadley, St. Louis; C:
195854, Dec. 14, 1908 ; 2c. Dec. 26, 1908. 7702

364

7703

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

7726

Clubs lead, hearts beat; by F. W. Mahr. 52 p.
4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 8, 1909 ; D : 16722 ; Frederick W.
Mahr, Boston. 7703

comic opera in 3 acts, by F. W. Mahr. 59 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 11, 1910; D: 17972; Frederick
W. Mahr, Boston. 7704

Clue (The) of the crescent scar; comedy drama
in 3 acts, by J. D. Jaxone. [90] p. 4°. Type-
written.

I© Ic. Aug. 19, 1911; D: 24987; J. Duke
Jaxone, Govans, Md. 7705

Cluster (A) of diamonds; a musical comedy-
drama, by J. C. Webb.

© John Crittenden Webb, Chicago; 1893:
238S2, May 17. 7706

Clutch (The) of a vampire; in 3 acts, by C. T.
Wilkerson. 39 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 30, 1911; D: 24609; Chas. T.
Wilkerson, Quinton, Okl. 7707

Clutch (The) of circumstances; byG. Creel. 12
p. t". Typewritten.

© George Creel, Kansas City, Mo. ; D : 13495,
Aug. 3, 1908 ; Ic. Aug. 3, 1908. 7708

modern domestic drama in 4 acts, by M. J.

Marshall. 36 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 1, 1912; D : 29261 ; Mary Jen-
nette Marshall, Boston. 7709

Clytia; or, The lovers of Nineveh, dramatic
piece, burlesque extravaganza, by J. I. C.
Clarke.

© Joseph I. C. Clarke, Brooklyn ; 1870 : 4847,
Dec. 14. 7710

Clytie; a comedy in 3 acts.

© Lotta Crabtree, Boston; 1894:31032,
June 8. 7711

a drama, adapted from the novel of Joseph

Hutton, in 4 acts, by S. Fiske.

© Stephen Fiske, United States ; 1876 : 300,
Jan. 6. 7712

Coach (The); farce comedy in 3 acts, by D. H.
WalUice. [57] p. f. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 14, 1911 ; D : 23359 ; David Har-
old Wallace, Syracuse, N. Y. 7713

Coach (The) and the freshman halfback. See
Football (The) friends.

Coachman; drama in 3 acts, by D. L. Anchors.
67 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 16, 1909 ; D : 16842 ; Don Louis
Anchors, Tulsa, Okl. 7714

Coachman Higgings, M. D. ; a comedy in 4 acts,
from the German of Dr. Klaus.

© John F. Ward and D. H. Wilson, New
York ; 1SS7 : 10350, Apr. 18. 7715

Coachman's (The) bride; or, A charm in the
halter, a comedy, by C. F. Quinn. 24 p. 8°.
Printed.

© C. F. Quinn, Wilkes Barre, Pa.; 1893:
55S53, Dec. 18; 2c. July 30, 1895. 7716

Coachman's (A) surprise party. See Tate
(The) of twins.

Coaiua, the rose of the mountains; dramatized
by a Sister of Charity of the B. V. M. Mount
St. Joseph's academy, Dubuque, Iowa.

© M. J. Clark, Dubuque, la.; 1884:9370,
May 6. 7717

Coal (A) day; a play in 1 acf, by A. J. Pickens.
[1], 15 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 8, 1913; D: 32249; Arthur J.
Pickens, New York. 7718

Coal (The) dust twins; in 1 act, by M. Hyman.
[4] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 8, 1911; D: 25703; Milton Hy-
man, San Francisco. 7719

Coal-heaver's revenge; a negro sketch, by
George L. Stout, arr. by Charles White. New
York, R. M. De Witt [1874] 1 p. 1., 7 p. 12".
(De Witt's Ethiopian and comicdrama, no. 35)

© Robert M. De Witt, New York; 1874:
15S26, Dec. 31 ; 2c. Feb. 19, 1S75. 7720

Coal-oil Johnny; by J. F. Palmer.

© John Fay Palmer, Cleveland ; 1896 : 2322,
Jan. 4. 7721

Coals and ashes of life. See Black (The) cres-
cent.

Coals of fire; by W. Smith. 24 p. f°. Type-
written.

• © Winchell Smith, New York; D: 10137,
Jlar. 14, 1907 ; 2c. Mar. 14, 1907. 7722

- — - a drama in 5 acts, by J. B. Matthews.

© J. Brander Matthews, New York; 1871:
8846, Sept. 22. 7723

drama in 1 act, by W. Howe. 16 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Walter Howe, New York ; D : 10950, July
11, 1907 ; 2c. July 11, 1907. 7724

a melodrama in 4 acts, by L. E. CofEey. 76

p. f°. Typewritten.

© Lucy Edwalyn Coffey, New York; 1886:
22700, Oct. 8 ; 2c. Dec. 7. 7725

Coast folks; rural drama in 5 acts, by G. M.
Rosener. New York, Dick & Fitzgerald
[1909] 54 p. 12°.

© Julv 24, 1909; 2c. July 28, 1909; D:
10397 ; Dick & Fitzgerald, New York. 7726

Coast (The) guard; an original American melo-
drama in 5 acts, by L. Mitchell and J. Vincent.
117 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Lewis Mitchell, Arlington, N. J., and
James Vincent, New York; 1893:25496, May
26; 2c. May 26. 7726a

365

7727

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

7748

Coast (The) guard— Continued.

an original American melo-drama in 5 acts,

depicting life along the sea coast, by L. Mitch-
ell. 145 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Lewis Mitchell, New York ; 1888 : 27545,
Sept. 28 ; 2c. Oct. 12. 7727

by L. Mitchell and J. Vincent.

© Lewis Mitchell, Arlington, N. J., and
James Vincent, New York; 1893:25496, May
26 ; 2c. May 26. 7728

Coast (The) guard of Connecticut. See Mary
Bray.

Coast guards; a melodrama in 5 acts, with a
grand scenic production and electrical display,
by J. L. Tempest. 55 p. 4'. Typewritten.

© John Lincoln Tempest, Shenandoah, Pa. ;
D : 10760, June 12, 1907 ; 2c. Mar. 12, 1908.

7729

Coast (The) of chance; a play in 4 acts, by E. W.
Presbrey, founded on the novel of the same
title, by Esther and Louisa Chamberlain. [129]
p. 4.". Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 23, 1909 ; D : 16610 ; Eugene W.
Presbrey, New York. 7730

Coast (The) of Maine; a romantic melodrama in
3 acts, by P. P. Minnelli. Clyde, O., Ames'
publishing CO., 1904. 25 p. 12°. (Ames' series
of standard and minor drama, no. 455)

© Ames pub. co., Clyde, O. ; D : 5978, Dec.
28, 1904 ; 2c. Dec. 28, 1904. 7731

Coast of New England; a rural comedy drama
in 4 acts, by Jean Barrymore. 73 p. f. Type-
written.

© United amusement co., Erie, Pa. ; D : 8755,
June 29, 1906 ; 2c. June 29, 1906. 7732

Coasting; by R. G. Morris.

© Robert Griffin Morris, New York; 1887:
1264, Jan. 15. 7733

Coat (The); monologue, by B. B. Hay ward.
Typewritten.

© Beatrice B. Hay ward. United States;
1899 : 13261, Feb. 17 ; 2c. Feb. 17. 7734

Coat (The) of many colors.

© Clara Rogers Owens, Omaha, Neb. D:
6517, Apr. 15, 1905. 7735

Coats. See New comedies.

Coats and petticoats; comedy in 1 act, by Rachel
Baker Gale. Boston, W. H. Baker & co., 1911.
[32] p. 4". (On cover: Baker's ed. of plays)

© Dec. 24, 1910 ; 2c. Dec. 27, 1910 ; D : 22929 ;
Walter H. Baker & co., Boston. 7736

Coba fina; sainete en 1 acto y en prosa, original
de Pedro Muiioz Seca y Pedro Pgrez Fernan-
dez. Madrid [Sociedad de autores espanoles]
1912. 29, [1] p. 12».

© Dec. 5, 1912 ; 2c. Dec. 6, 1912 ; D : 31563 ;
P. Muiioz Seca y P. Perez Fernandez, Madrid.

7737

Cobbenibious.

© Madalene Lang, New York ; D : 11577,
Oct. 23, 1907. 7738

Cobbler (The); a monologue of humor and
pathos, by T. S. Denison. Chicago, T. S. Den-
ison.

© T. S. Denison, Chicago ; 1895 : 35811, July
9 ; 2c. Aug. 24. 7739

Cobbler and count; or. Now I was happiness,
a German-American comedy in 3 acts, by M.
Fehrmann.

© Max Fehrmann, Dayton, O. ; 1882 : 9703,
June 13. 7740

Cobbler (The) king; play in 2 acts, by J. G.
Ewing. 2 V. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 6, 1914 ; D : 37239 ; Joseph Grant
Ewing, Wilmington, Del. 7740a

Cobbler (The) of Coblentz; a comic opera in 3
acts, libretto by R. M. Sterrett.

© Robert M. Sterrett, La Salle, 111. ; 1899 :
49878, Aug. 2. 7741

Cobbler (The) of Kopenick; libretto for a
musical play or opera in 3 acts, by Z. B.
Cutler. [5], 41 p. f". Typewritten.

© Ic. July 11, 1913; D: 33921; Zene Bliss
Cutler, Chicago. 7742

Cobbler's (The) all; 1 act comedy, by G. W.
Day. [2], 10 p. f. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 24, 1913; D: 33595; Geo. W.
Day, New York. 7743

Cobbler's (A) conquest; in 4 acts, by R. Man-
sure.

© Robert Mansure, Philadelphia; 1880:
6564, Apr. 28. 7744

Cobra (The); by J. S. Ennis. 12 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Jennie Sherman Ennis, Detroit ; D :
3982, Sept. 21, 1903 ; 2c. Sept. 21, 1903. 7745

Cobwebs; play in 3 acts, by R. R. Rollins. [2],
107 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 4, 1913 ; D : 33399 ; Richard R.
Rollins, Des Moines. 7746
or, A day at the junction, a musical com-
edy in 2 acts, by D. Smith, Boston.

© Dexter Smith, United States; 1880:
17600, Nov. 18. 7747

Cobzar (Le); drame lyrique en 2 actes, de
Helene Vacaresco et Paul Milliet, musique de
Gabrielle Ferrari. Paris, Enoch et cie., 1912.
36 p. 12°. [Libretto only]

© May 17, 1912; 2c. May 18, 1912; D:
29802 ; Enoch et cie., Paris, 7748

Cocaine; 1 act drama, by R. Conville. 18 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 27, 1915 ; D : 40485 ; Robert Con-
ville, New York. 7748a

366

7749

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

7767

Cocaine (The) fiend; a 1 act comedy, by A.
Lewis. 5 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Andy Lewis, Brooklyn ; D : 226, Mar. 16,
1901 ; 2c. Mar. 16, 1901. 7749

Cocina (La); sainete en 1 acto y en prosa, origi-
nal de A. Ramos Martin, mtisica del maestro
Rafael Calle.ia. Madrid [Sociedad de autores
espanoles] 1912. 34 p. 12°. [Libretto only]

© Dec. 5, 1912 ; 2c. Dec. 6, 1912 ; D : 31575 ;
Antonio Ramos Martin, Madrid. 7750

Code book — Continued.

play in 1 act, by J. E. Medland.

t". Typewritten.

[1], 13 p.

Cock-a-doodle-doo.
tists.

See Rival (The) drama-

Cock (The) of the North; or, Dargai Ridge, an
original drama, in 5 acts, by R. Brower.

© Robert Brower, Jersey City ; 1897 : 65653,
Nov. 26. 7751

Cocked (The) hat; a musical comedy in 3 acts,
by Alice Wilson Browne. 25 p. f. Typewrit-
ten. [Libretto only]

© Edward L. Graves, United States ; D :
142, Feb. 16, 1901 ; 2c. May 13, 1901. 7752

play in 1 act, by L. Hatch. 15 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 25, 1910; D: 22383; Leonard
Hatch, Brookline, Mass. 7753

Cockney and the con; a comedy skit, by Wm. D.
Hall. 14 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Orr & Willison, Philadelphia ; D : 10125,
Mar. 9, 1907; 2c. Mar. 12, 1907. 7754

Cockney (A) landlady; monologue, by B. B.
Hayward. Typewritten.

© Beatrice B. Hayward, Wayland, Mass. ;
1898 : 64366, Nov. 2 ; 2c. Nov. 3. 7755

Cocorico; operette en 3 actes, livret de G. Duval,
M. Soulie & P. .Tailly, musique de Louis Ganne.
Paris, Max Eschig, 1914. 143 p. 12°. [Li-
bretto only]

© Feb. 28, 1914 ; 2c. Mar. 9, 1914 ; D : 36298 ;
Max Eschig, Paris. 7755a

Cocos (The) Island treasure. See $60,000,000.

Cocotte (La) en loterie; piece en 2 actes et 3
tableaux, [de] Louis Bouvet, Darantigre et
Arribat. Paris, C. Joubert, 1911. 72 p. 12°.

© Sept. 1, 1911 ; 2c. Oct. 23, 1911 ; D : 25567 ;
Joubert, Paris. 7756

Coddington's policy; a farce comedv in 3 acts,
by E. F. Daly.

© Eugene F. Daly, New York ; 1895 : 57427,
Nov. 13. 7757

Code book; drama in 1 act, by De Witte Kap-
lan and H. D. Walter. 17 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Sept. 1, 1909; D: 16757; Herbert
David Walter, New York. 7758

© Ic. July 25, 1914; D: 37673; John Ed-
ward Medland, Oakland, Cal. 7758a

Code (The) of honor; a drama in 5 acts and 7
tableaux, by A. Corbett.

© Adolphe Corbett, New York ; 1883 : 17591,
Sept. 25. 7759

a modern society comedy-drama in 3 acts,

by G. Blumberg and C. Stephenson. 74 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Cecil Stephenson and Gustav Blumberg,
Southport, England ; D : 3451, May 19, 1903 ;
2c. May 19, 1903. 7760

Codes of honor; 1 act play, by N. Deichmann
Anderson. 6 p. 4°, Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 26, 1913 ; D : 34244 ; Nels D. An-
derson, Baltimore. 7761

Codicil (The); a comedy in 1 act, by Paul Fer-
rier, tr. by Elizabeth Lester Mullin. (In Poet
lore, V. 19, no. 2, summer 1908; periodical ©
May 29, 1908 ; 2c. July 20, 1908 ; B : 165948 ;
Poet lore co., Boston) 7761a

Co-ed and the senior; comedy in 4 acts, by J. F.
Mitchell, jr. Greenfield, Wm. Mitchell print-
ing CO., 1909. Ill p. 12°.

© Nov. 9, 1909 ; 2c. Nov. 11, 1909 ; D : 17351 ;
John F. Mitchell, jr., Greenfield, Ind. 7762

Co-eds; a college comedy romance.

© Carl F. Ohliger, Pittsburgh; D: 13752,
Aug. 29, 1908. 7763

or, One yard to gain, a foot ball comedy

in 2 acts, by G. K. Mead. St. Paul, Dramatic
publishing CO. [1903] cover-title, 15 numb. 1. f°.

© George Kieth Mead, St. Paul; D:4397,
Dec. 16, 1903; 2c. Nov. 27, 1903. 7764

Co-eds courageous; a comic opera in 3 acts,
book by Gordon Wilson, music by A. B. Bene-
dict.

© William Charles Gordon Wilson and
Allan Boyer Benedict, Chicago ; D : 1999, June
12, 1902. 7765

Co-eds (The) of Glen wood; or, A day on the
campus, college opera in 2 acts, lyrics and
music by Harry T. Krompart. [29] p. f°.
Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. June 3, 1910 ; D : 21244 ; H. T. Krom-
part, Medina, N. Y. 7766

Co-education; a comedy in 3 acts with lyrics,
by A. M. Smith. 86 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Alice Maude Smith, Tacoma ; D : 12857,
Apr. 28, 1908; 2c. Apr. 14, 1908. 7767

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7784

CcEur a coeur; piece en 3 actes [par] Romain
Coolus [pseud, of R. C. AVeill] Paris [Impr.
de I'lllustration] 1907. 2 p. 1., 82 p. 8°.

© R. Coolus, Paris ; D : 11822, Nov. 29, 1907 ;

2c. Nov. 29, 1907. 7768

Coeur (Le) a des raison (The heart has

reasons); a 1 act comedy, by De Flers and

Caillavet. 49 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© De Flers & Caillavet, Paris; D:4121,
Oct. 21, 1903 ; 2c. Oct. 21, 1903. 7769

Cceur-as; oper in 3 akten, nach Scribe und
Legouv^, von Eniil Tschirch und Carl Berg,
musik von Eduard Kiinneke. Miinchen, Drei
masken-verlag, g. ni. b. h., 1913. 2 p. 1. 52 p.
12". [Libretto only]

© Aug. 10, 1913; 2c. Jan. 21, 1914; D:
35723 ; Drei masken verlag, g. m. b. h.,
Munich. 7769a

Coeur de Frangaise; drame en 5 actes et 8 ta-
bleaux, de A. Bernede et A. Bruant, illustra-
tions de Delaroche. 28 p. 4". (Supplement
gratuit au no. 2909 du Monde illustre, 28
decerabre 1912)

© Dec. 28, 1912; 2c. Jan. 25, 1913; D:
32072 ; Arthur Bern&de et Aristide Bruant,
Paris. 7770

Coeur de Lion; or, The crusaders, a dramatiza-
tion of Scott's novel, The talisman, by H. O.
Stechhan.

© Hans Otto Stechhan, Indianapolis; 1896:
57196, Oct. 17. 7771

Coeur de moineau; comedie en 4 actes, [de]
Louis Artus. Paris, Librairie theatrale, 1905.
3 p. 1., 306 p. 12°.

© Louis Artus, Paris ; D : 7302, Sept. 25,
1905 ; 2c. Sept. 25, 1905. 7772

Coeur (Le) dispose; comedie en 3 actes, par F.
de Croisset [pseud, of Francis Wiener] 36 p.
illus. 4°. (L'lllustration tliSatrale, 8^ an-
nee.— 222, 26 octobre 1912)

© Oct. 26, 1912; 2c. Nov. 16, 1912; D:
31401; Francis de Croisset, Paris. 7773

Cosur (Le) et la loi; comedie en 3 actes, de P.
et V. Margueritte. Paris, J. Rueff, 1905.
cover-title, 28 p. 8".

© Paul et Victor Margueritte, Paris; D:
7362, Oct. 5, 1905; 2c. Oct. 5, 1905. 7774

Coeur (Le) et la rose; reve d'amour en 1 acte,
en vers, [par] Emile Lesueur, musique de
Edouard Flament. Po&me. Paris, C. Joubert,
1912. 19 p. 8°.

© Oct. 1, 1912 ; 2c. Dec. 2, 1912 ; D : 31519 ;
Joubert, Paris. 7775

Coeur (Le) et le rests; comgdie en 3 actes [par]
Jacques Monnier. Paris, Calmann-Levy
[1907] 3 p. 1., 229 p. 12°.

© res. under act of Mar. 3, 1905, by Cal-
mann-Levy, Paris : res. no. 1211 ; Ic. Oct. 14,
1907. 7776

Coeur revelateur. See Tell-tale (The) heart.

Coffee for two; a dramatic sketch in 1 act, by
F. Summerfield. Typewritten.

© Fred. Summerfield, New York; 1899:
23499, Apr. 3 ; 2c. Apr. 3. 7777

Coffee grounds Mary; by K. M. Lacey. 12 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© K. McAdams Lacey, Columbus, O. ; D :
11439, Sept. 30, 1907 ; 2c. Sept. 30, 1907. 7778

Coffin plates; play of horror in 1 act, by M. ^Y.
Reed. [1], 14 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 2, 1914; D:35S89; Mark Wliite
Reed, Cambridge, Mass. 7778a

Cofrade (EI) Matias; sainete lirico, dividido en
5 cuadros y en prosa, original de E. Calonge,
niQsica del maestro Soutnllo. Madrid [Socie-
dad de autores espaiioles] 1914. 41 p. 12°.
[Libretto only]

© Mar. 15, 1915; Ic. Mar. 17, 1915; D:
40091 ; Enrique Calonge, Madrid. 7778b

Cog (The); play in 1 act, by Livia Nye. 20 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 23, 1913 ; D : 33021 ; Livia Nye
Simpson, Chicago. 7779

Cohen and his ward; comedy sketch, by M. M.
Gilday. 2 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Myron M. Gilday, New York ; D : 16057,
June 12, 1909 ; 2c. June 12, 1909. 7780

Cohen and the con; 1 act play, by O. Shafter.
9 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 12, 1912 ; D : 31688 ; Otto Shafter,
New York. 7781

Cohen is arrested for exceeding the speed limit;
monologue, by Allen Spencer Tenny. 1 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© le. Oct. 21, 1915; D: 42180; Columbia
graphophone co., New York. 7781a

Cohen phoning to the board of health; mono-
logue, by Montague Glass. 3 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Oct. 21, 1915; D : 42179 ; Columbia
graphophone co.. New York. 7781b

Cohen's busy day; a musical farce comedy in 3
acts.

© Joe W. Spears and Ollie Mack, New
York ; D : 5958, Dec. 15, 1904. 7783

Cohen's courtship; a comedy in 1 act, by W. A.
Quick. 5 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© William A. Quick, New York; D: 11087,
July 31, 1907 ; 2c. July 31, 1907. 7783

Cohen's divorce; sketch in 1 act, by George M.
Rosener. Boston, W. H. Baker & co., 1911.
9 p. 12°. (On cover: Baker's ed. of plays)

© Aug. 31, 1911; 2c. Sept. 1, 1911; D:
25123 ; Walter H. Baker & co., Boston. 7784

368

7785

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

7803

Cohen's social troubles; by F. Hadley. 3 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. May 24, 1913; D: 33363; Florence

HaUley, Brooliilyn. 7785

Cohen's toy shop; a 1 act comedy, introducing
tlie original mechanical doll, by R. Everett.

© Ruth Everett, Elkins, Ark. ; D : 7932.
Feb. 1, 1906. 7786

Coin (The) of destiny; dramatic sketch in 1 act,
by F. C. Robinson. 5 p. f. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mav 9, 1912 ; D : 29625 ; Frank C. Rob-
inson, Everett, Wash. 7787

Coincidence (A); an Ethiopian farce in 1 act,
by James Shettel and W. George. Clyde, O.,
Ames' publishing co. [1S93] 7 p. 12°. (Ames'
series of standard and minor drama, no. 325)
© Ames pub. co., Clyde, O. ; 1893:23494,
May 15 ; 2c. May 24. 7788

Co-ingular (A) sin-gulance; or. You don't say-
so, novel vaudeville act, by E. F. Mulcahy.
5 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 10, 1915; D: 41518; Edmond
Francis Mulcahy, New York. 7788a

Coja (La) y el encogido (The lame girl and the
bashful man); coraedia en 3 actos y en prosa,
por Juan Eugenio Hartzenbusch, tr. literal-
mente y anotada, para el estudio de la buena
conversacion espaiiola, por Floyd Baker Wil-
son. New York, N. Ponce de Leon, 1885.

© N. Ponce de Leon, New York ; 1885 : 5197,
Mar. 2. 7789

Same. New York, R. E. Fenno & co., 1902.

2 p. 1., ix, [2], 9-216 p. 12°.

© R. F. Fenno & co., New York ; D : 17.51,
Apr. 17, 1902 ; 2c. May 27, 1902. 7790

Cola; or, Love and jealousy, a play in 4 acts, by
C. Ralston. 44 p. i°. Typewritten.

© Clyde Ralston, New York; 1888:35417,
Dec. 12; 2c. Jan. 21, 1889. 7791

Colasin; zarzuela dramatica en 1 acto y 3 cua-
dros, en prosa, original de R. Del tell y F. Riera,
musica del maestro Antonio San Nicolas. INIa-
drid [Sociedad de autores espauolesi 1908.
34 p, 12°. [Libretto only]

© Ramon Del tell v Federico Riera, Madrid :
D : 14694, Jan. 2, 1909 ; 2c. Jan. 2, 1909. 7792

Cold-blood; trasredy in 1 act, by H. Tipper. 8 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mav 5, 1910 ; D : 20985 ; Harry Tipper,
New York. 7793

Cold (A) day when we get left; a 3 act comedy,
by F. M. Wills and C. Burke.

© Frank ISI. Wills and Charles Burke, New
York ; 1884 : 20438, Oct. 10. 7794

Cold (A) deal; a farcical comedy in 3 acts, by
G. S. Johns.

© George Sibley Johns, St. Louis; 1895:
3267, Jan. 11 ; 2c. June 8. 7795

a 1 act drama, by J. Brown. 3 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 5, 1914 ; D : 38758 ; Jack Brown,
New York. 7795a

sketch in 1 act, by Fred Beaman. Type-

written.

© George W. Neville, Newark, N. J. ; 1899 :
33786, May 19 ; 2c. May 22. 7796

Cold feet; farce comedy in 3 ^cts, by H. Segall.
103 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 23, 1915 ; D : 42072 ; Harry Segall,
Chicago. 7796a

Cold (A) finish; a vaudeville sketch, by Harry
L. Newton. Chicago, T. S. Denison [1905] 11
p. 16°. (On cover: Denison's vaudeville
sketches)

Cold (The) molasses special; an original mono-
logue, by E. F. Kendall. Typewritten.

© Ezra F. Kendall, Mt. Vernon, N. Y. ;
1900 A : 3918, Feb. 12 ; 2c. Feb. 12. 7798

Cold poison; duologTie in 1 scene, by Harold
Whitaker. New York, S. French ; London, S.
French, ltd., 1913. 12 p. 12°.

© Nov. 13, 1913; 2c. Nov. 14, 1913; D:
35018; Samuel French, ltd., London. 7799

Cold (A) proposition. See Snow (The) man.

Cold storage; 1 act comedy, by F. Searight. 12
p. 4°. Typewritten. .

© Ic. Aug. 7, 1912; D: 30473; Franklyn
Searight, New York. 7800

Cold turkey; play in 1 act, by Chas. W. Doty.
7 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 16, 1914 ; D : 36360 ; Jessie Hay-
ward, Chicago. 7800a

travesty of the Rial to, by Tex Charwate

[pseud, of A. Charwate] 12 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Mar. 18, 1915; D: 40415; Arthur
Charwate, New York. 7800b

Cole, Bob and James Young-er, bandit kings.

• © Ernest Stout, Chicago; D:2789, Dec.
5, 1902. 7801

Colette; play in 1 act, by B. Bloch. [1], IS p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 30, 1913; D: 355-53; Bertram
Bloch, New York. 7803

a 2 act play, by Ferris [pseud, of M. F.

Bishop] dramatized from a story of the same
name by Annie Ellen Holden. 16 p. 8°. Type-
written.

© Mary F. Bishop, Boston; D:3143, Mar.
2, 1903; 2c. Nov. 16, 1903. 7803

5379—15 24

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DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

7822

Colette a bon coeur . . . ; piece en 1 acte, [par]
Claude Roland et Jose de Berys. Paris, C.
Joubert, 1911. 26 p. 8°.

© Dec. 28, 1911 ; 2c. Jan. 23, 1912 ; D : 2S390 ;
Joubert, Paris. 7804

Colgar los habitos; sainete en 1 acto, dividido
en 3 cuadros, on prosa, original de A. Doniin-
guez, nn'isiea de los niaestros Lleo y Foglietti.
Madrid [Sociedad de autores espauoles] 1910.
37 p. 12". [Libretto only]

© Sept. 6. 1910; 2c. Sept. 7, 1910; D:
21989; Antonio Donunguez, Madrid. 7805

Colima (The) wreck; or. The unhappy mar-
riage, a drama in 4 acts, by E. B. Ci-osby,

© Edward Bvron Crosby, San Francisco;
1895 : 54968, Oct. 30. 7806

Colin Craw; an idyllic drama in 2 acts, by C.
R. Clifford.

© C. R. Clifford, Boston ; 1879 : 3679, Mar.

18. 7807

Colinette; pi6ce en 4 actes, par G. Lenotre
[pseud, of L. L. T. Gosselin] et Gabriel Martin.
Paris, P. V. Stock, 1898. 2 p. 1., 133 p. 12",

© G. Lenotre & G. Martin, Paris; 1898:
72089, Dec. 12 ; 2c. Dec. 12. 7808

Collaboration; comedy in 1 act. by J. J. Olson.
16 p. 8°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 1, 1913; D: 35210; Jerome J.
Olson, Chicago. 7809

Collaborators (The); comedy in 3 acts, by C. R.
Scluibering. 133 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. July 31, 1911 ; D : 24807 ; C. R. Scbu-
bering, Oakland, Cal. 7810

farce in 1 act, by H. B. Hulbert. 10 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 20, 1911 ; D : 23145 ; H. B. Hul-

bert, Springfield, Mass.

7811

Collapse of the Bon Ton lodge club; a comedy
in 1 act, by J. M. Beach. 8 p. 4". Type-
written.

© .Jessie McLean Beach, Los Angeles;
D : 14420, Nov. 30. 1908 ; 2c. Nov. 30, 1908.

7812

Collapsible convictions; a play in 1 act, by A.
Bonham. Chicago, 1914. [l],12p. 4°, Type-
written.

© Ic. .Tune 3, 1914; D: 37206; Alice Ben-
ham, Chicago. 7812a

Collar (El) de estrellas; corned ia en 4 actos, en
prosa, original de J. Benavente. Madrid [So-
ciedad de autores espauoles] 1915. 71 p. 8".

© June 24, 1015; Ic. June 25, 1915; D:
41050; Jacinto Benavente, Madrid. 7812b

Collar (The) of gold. See Malachy of Meath.

Collars and cuffs; an original comedy drama in
3 acts, by C. Gilday.

© Charles Gilday, New York; 1884:531,
Jan. 7. 7813

Colleague Crampton. See Dramatic works of
Gerhart Hauptmann.

Colleagues; comedy skit, by C. M. Anson. [3],
27 p. 4°. Typewritten.

■ © Ic. May 2, 1913 ; D : 33123 ; Frank Sheri-
dan, New York. 7814

Collect on delivery. See C. O. D.

Collected plays and poems; by Cale Young Rice.
V. 1, 2. Garden City, New York, Doubleday,
Page & company, 1915. 2 v. front, (port.)
8°.

Dramatic contents : A night in Avignon. —
Yolanda of Cyprus. — Giorgione. — Arduin. —
0-Ume's gods. — The immortal lure. — Porzia. —
Charles di Tocca. — David.

© Mar. 4, 1915; 2c. and aff. Mar. 9, 1915;
A: 397031; C. Y. Rice, Louisville. 7814a

Collector (The); miniature musical comedy in
1 act, book and lyrics by A. E. Krows. [3],
29 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 27, 1913 ; D : 32770 ; Arthur Ed-
win Krows, New York. 7815

Collector (A) of autographs; by E. R. Greylouch
and Harvey Denton. 15 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Fob. 23, 1910 ; D : 20299 ; E. R. Grey-
louch, Dallas. 7816

Colleen; an Irish play in 3 acts, by Ella von
Wrede. 44 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ray von Wrede, Paris ; D : 5096, May 31,
1904; 2c. May 31, 1904. 7817

Colleen (The) bawn; or, The brides of Garry-
owen, a drama in 3 acts, by Boucicault.

© Dion Boucicault, New York, in renewal
for 14 years from Mar. 23, 1888 ; 1888 : 8376,
Mar. 2L 7818

Colleen (The) dass; a melodrama in 5 acts, by
J. E. Hunt.

© James E. Hunt, San Francisco; 1883:
2484, Feb. 6. 7819

Colleen dhas machree; a sensational romance
of Ireland in 4 acts and 18 scenes, by A. H.
Woodhull.

© Aaron H. Woodhull, No. Attleboro, Mass. ;
1888 : 28770, Oct. 9. 7820

Colleen (The) machree; sketch, by A. INIacDon-
ald. [1], 2 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. May 7, 1912 ; D : 29597 ; Archie Mac-
Donald, Canton, Mass. 7821

or, The girl of my heart, a drama in 3

acts, by J. Mills. 43 p. 8". Typewritten.

© Joseph Mills, Methuen, Mass. ; D : 2S93,
Jan. 23, 1903; 2c. Feb. 19, 1903. 7822

370

7823

COPYEIGHTED IKT THE UNITED STATES

7844

Colleen (The) rheu. See Killarney.

College (The) ball; comedy in 4 acts, by Harry O.
Osgood. Boston, W. H. Baker & co., 1909. 54
p. 12°, (On cover: Baker's ed. of plays)

© Oct. 22, 1909; 2c. Oct. 23, 1909; D:
17172 ; Walter H. Baker & co., Boston. 7823

College (The) belles; a farcical comedy in 4
acts, by Edward Greey.

© Eleanora Mary Greey, New York; 1886:
26074, Nov. 18. 7824

College (The) boy; by Jack Norworth [pseud,
of John Klem] 3 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Jack Norworth, Philadelphia; D:7629,
Nov. 28, 1905 ; 2c. Nov. 28, 1905. 7825

by R. T. Kettering. 6 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ralph T. Kettering, Chicago ; D : 10354,
Apr. 15, 1907; 2c. Apr. 15, 1907. 7826

comedy-drama in 4 acts, by W. C. Elmen-

dorf.

© William C. Elmendorf, New York; D:
6372, Mar. 3, 1905. 7827

College (The) boy and the show girl; by Guy
Fletcher Bragdon. 17 p. 4°. Tj'pewritten.

© Jack Lawrence, Chicago ; D : 15805, May
8, 1909; 2c. May 8, 1909. 7828

College boy and the voice; by M. M. Jacobs.
6 p. f. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 23, 1910; D: 20550; MaxAvell
Malcolm Jacobs, San Francisco. 7829

College (The) boy and the waif; a comedy
drama in 1 act, by A. Griftin.

© Arthur Griffin, Fall River, Mass. ; D :
9862, Jan. 29, 1907. 7830

College boy and widow; 1 act vaudeville sketch,
by C. A. Taylor. 8 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 25, 1911; D: 23465; Chas. A.
Taylor, New York. 7831

College boys; farcical comedy drama in 3 acts,
by W. C. Herman. Chicago, Chicago manu-
script CO., 1912. [71] p. f°. Mimeographed.

© Mar. 1, 1912 ; 2c. Apr. 8, 1912 ; D : 29313 ;
Alexander Byers, Chicago. 7832

1 act play, by John T. Prince, jr. 10 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Samuel W. Smith, New York ; D : 7727,
Dec. 16, 1905; 2c. Dec. 16, 1905. 7833

College bred; a comedy drama in 4 acts, by
P. Plunkett.

© Percy Plunkett, New York ; 1895 : 20103,
May 13. 7834

College capers; an American comedy in 4 acts,
by F. W. Norcross. Typewritten.

© Frederic Walter Norcross, Philadelphia;
1899 : 76058, Nov. 21 ; 2c. Dec. 27. 7835

College (The) chap; comedy drama in 3 acts,

by Harry L. Newton and John Pierre Roche.

Boston, W. H. Baker & co., 1911. 41 p. 12°.

© Aug. 5, 1911 ; 2c. Aug. 7, 1911 ; D : 24870 ;

Walter H. Baker co., Boston. 7836

College (The) chaperonee; 1 act play, by J. H.
Fish. 8 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 1, 1910; D: 21460; John Hugh
Fish, New York. 7837

College (The) chaperones; by S. Shoup. 12 p.
f". Typewritten.

© Sherman Shoup, Holton, Kan, ; D : 13042,
Apr. 9, 1908; 2c. May 22, 1908. 7838

College (The) chums; comedy incident, by
Harry L. Newton. New York, M. Witmark &
sons, 1914. 13 p. 12°. (On cover: Harry L.
Newton's one-act comedy sketches, monologues
and dramatic episodes)

© Sept. 1, 1914 ; 2c. Sept. 2, 1914 ; D : 38031 ;
M. Witmark & sons, New York. 7838a

— drama in 4 acts, by Mirou Lefhngwell.
Chicago, Chicago manuscript co., 1911. [58]
p. f°. Mimeographed.

© Sept. 7, 1911; 2c. Sept. 18, 1911; D:
25242; Alexander Byers, Chicago. 7839

— farce comedy in 1 act, by Mrs. C. J. Trav-
ers. 29 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 4, 1909 ; D : 17004 ; Mrs. Cecil J.
Travers, Oakland, Cal. 7840

— musical farce comedy, by I. Witmark.
. © Isidore Witmark, New York; 1893:
40935, Sept. 8. 7841

a 3 act comedy of college life, by Anthony

E. AVills. New York, Dick & Fitzgerald, 1907
48 p. 12°.

© Dick & Fitzgerald, New York ; D : 10288,
Apr. 6, 1907; 2c. Aug. 20, 1907. 7842

College (A) Cinderella; original 3 act play, by
Edward E. and Augusta R. Kidder. New
York, S. French ; London, S. French, ltd., 1915.
65 p. 12°.

© Oct. 23, 1915 ; 2c. Oct. 25, 1915 ; D : 42079 ;
Samuel French, New York. 7842a

College (The) coach; a play in 1 act, by T. J.
Nawn. [1], 12 p. 8°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 17, 1912; D: 31036; Thos. J.
Nawn, Philadelpliia. 7843

College comedies; by Edwin Bateman Morris.
Philadelpliia, The Penn publishing company,
191L [179] p. 12°.

© July 26, 1911; 2c. July 27, 1911: A:
295056; Peun pub. co., Philadelphia. 7844

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7863

Colleg-e (The) cowboy; a comedy-drama iu 3
acts.

© Mary Castle Alice De Con, St. Paul Park,
Minn. ; D : 13120, June 5, 190S. 7845

College Crampton. See Dramatic (The) works
of Gerhart Hauptmann.

College days; by W. Montague. 9 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Walter Montague, San Francisco; D:
13998, Oct. 6, 190S ; 2c. Sept. 21, 1908. 7846

— college comedy in 3 acts set in rural relief,
by G. M. Rosener. Boston, W. H. Baker & co.,
1912. 42 p. 12".

© Dec. 12, 1912; 2c. Dec. 13, 1912; D:
31G92; George M. Rosener, New York. 7847

play in 1 act, by W. E. Doran. [5] p. 4".

Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 19, 1913; D: 34483; W. E.
Doran, Colon, Mich. 7848

College (A) education; play in 1 act, by F. P.
Combier. 12 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 29, 1913; D: 34566; Frederick
P. Combier, New York. 7849

College (The) favorite; musical comedy in 3
acts, by E. B. Hess. [74] p. f". Type-
written.

© Ic. July 17, 1911 ; D : 24709 ; Ed. B. Hess,
Wyoming, O. 7850

College (The) girl; play in 4 acts, by J. Adams.
90 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 20, 1909 ; D : 17154 ; Justin
Adams. Chelsea, Mass. 7851

College (A) girl out West; musical farcical
comedy in 3 acts, by Clarence Black. Chicago,
The Chicago manuscript co., 1914. [39] p.
f. Mimeographed. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Oct. 5, 1914; D: 38406; Alexander
Byers, Chicago. 7851a

College (The) girls and the Teddys; a musical
extravaganza in 2 acts, by C. E. Blaney. 78 p.
4°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Chas. E. Blaney, New York; D: 13349,
July 16, 1908; 2c. July 16, 1908. 7853

College girls at home and abroad; 2 act mu-
.sical play, by Edward P. Moran and M.
Spiegel. 65 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto
only]

© Ic. Mar. 2. 1910; D: 20329; Max Spiegel,
New York. 7853

College (A) graduate; comedy in 4 acts, by M.
Wit to. Typewritten.

© Martin Witte, Cambridge, Mass.; 1893:
46912, Oct. 20; 2c. Mar. 30, 1894. 7854

College (The) hero; musical hurrah in 2 acts,
by ^\^ M. Davis and J. Malilon Duganne. Re-
vised. New York, W. Mills Davis. 12 p. 8°.
© Ic. Sept. 8, 1914; D: 38311; W. Mills
Davis, New York. 7854a

College (The) idol; play in 3 acts, by R. E,
Ualldorson. So p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 25, 1911 ; D : 2.5310 ; Ralph Em-
erson Halldorson, Lincoln, Neb. 7855

College inn; a 1 act musical comedy, words and
music by J. F. Cooke.

© James Francis Cooke, Brooklyn; D:
14325, Nov. 20, 1908. 7856

College (The) janitor; dramatic production in

1 act, by R. D. Paine. 18 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 19, 1914 ; D : 37993 ; Ralph Dela-

haye Paine, Durham, N. H. 7856a

College (A) joke; a humorous incident for 3
male characters, a vaudeville sketch by G. F.
Sturgis. 18 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Granville Forbes Sturgis, Brooklyn; D:
12527, Mar. 12, 1908 ; 2c. Mar. 12, 1908. 7857

College (The) kid; 1 act musical comedy, by
R. W. Grace. 11 p. f. Typewritten.

© Robert W. Grace, Brooklyn; D: 11861,
Nov. 20, 1907; 2c. Dec. 16, 1907. 7858

College knight-errant; a college play in 4 acts,
by M. Hobson. 53 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Margaret Hobson, Los Angeles; D:
15441, Mar. 25, 1909 ; 2c. Mar. 26, 1909. 5859

College (The) lady; comedy in 1 act, by H. A.
Polk. [1], 6 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 5, 1914; D: 37757; Harry A.
Polk, New York. 7859a

College life; musical comedy trio, by M. D.
Hackendahl and V. Bennett. [2] p. f*.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 18, 1911; D: 25517; Maude D.
Hackendahl and Violet Bennett, Rochester,
N. Y. 7860

College oil cans; by De S, G. Drew. 6 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 2, 1911 ; D : 25372 ; De Silver G.
Drew, Little Valley, N. Y. 7861

College (The) of rest; play in 3 acts, by D. H.
Wallace. 116 p. obi. 12°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 3, 1912 ; D : 29268 ; David Har-
old Wallace, Syracuse, N. Y. 7862

College (The) politician; college farce comedy
in 3 acts, produced under the title of The lion
rampant, 1911, by H. W. Weis and D. T.
Howard. Boston, W. H. Baker & co., 1912.
51 p. 12°.

© Nov. 27, 1912; 2c. Nov. 29, 1912; D:
31484 ; Walter H. Baker & co., Boston. 7863

372

7864

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

7885

Colleg'e pranks; a farcical comedietta in 1 act,
by C. T. Dazey.

© Charles T. Dazey, Lima, 111.; ISSO:

11795, July 30. 7864

College (The) prince; light opera in 2 acts, book
and lyrics by M. A. Hasen. music by M.
Blumenthal. 99 p. 4". Typewritten. [Li-
bretto only]

© Ic. Feb. 17, 1914 ; D : 36046 ; Milton Abel
Hagen, Stanford University, Cal. 7864a

Colleg'e (The) professor. See Blind (The)
made to see.

Colleg'e quartet; musical comedy in 1 act, by
H. N. Burbank. 6 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Li-
bretto only]

© Ic. Oct. 12, 3909; D: 17076; Horace N.
Burbank, Worcester. 7865

College (The) scapegoat; or, His winning
touchdown, 3 act comedy, by B. A. Searle.
[110] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 20, 1911; D: 28043; Billy A.
Searle, Cambridge, Mass. 7866

College (The) student; a farce, by H. Hansel.

© Howell Hansel, New York ; 1898 : 11160,
Feb. 12. 7867

College (A) sweetheart; a playlet of 1 act, by
R. F. Andrews. 12 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Roland Franklyn Andrews, Waterbury,
Conn. ; D : 10561, May 14, 1907 ; 2c. May 14,
1907. 7868

College (A) town; college farce comedy in 3
acts, bv Walter Ben Hare. Chicago, T. S.
Denison & CO. [1910] 64 p. 12". (On cover:
Alta series)

© Aug. 23, 1910; 2c. Aug. 25, 1910; D:
21871 ; T. S. Denison & co., Chicago. 7869

College varieties.

© Daniel Denison Whedon, New York ; D :
4902, Apr. 19, 1904. 7870

College (The) volunteer; a 4 act melodrama
about the Spanisli-Araorican War, by G. W.
Dillon. 54 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© George W. Dillon, Ware, Mass. ; D : 6540,
Apr. 11, 1905 ; 2c. Apr. 18, 1905. 7871

College (A) wedding; 4 act comedy, by T.
Haggard. 32 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Thaddius Hacgard. Portland. Or. ; D :
9459, Nov. 19, 1906 ; 2c. Nov. 7, 1906. 7872

College (A) widow; a comedy drama in 4 acts
and 6 tableaux, by C. J. Mar.

© Curtiss J. Mar, New York: 1890: 38113,
Dec. 2. 7873

Collegian (The) and the girl; play in 1 act,
by Jack Gorman. 6 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 11, 1912; D: 30799; Nat and
Helen liitter, Boston. 7874

Collera cieca. See Blind anger.

Collie (The) born; a burlesque drama, by F,
M. Byron. Typewritten.

© Frank M. Bvron, New York; 1898:
19736, Mar. 26; 2c. Mar. 26. 7875

Collier & cc; comedy sketch, by M. M. Kress.
20 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 17, 1909 ; D : 166S3, Margaret
M. Kress, Bath Beach, N. Y. 7876

Collier's (The) daughter; or. From the mines
to the stage, a drama in 5 acts, by C. B.
Burns.

© Charles B. Burns, United States; 1886:
2999. Feb. 3. 7877

Collins' troubles. See Tranquility.

Colloquy of the holidays; a play for children,
by L. M. Parsons. Dansville, N. Y., Bunnell &
Oberdorf, 1889. 23 p. 24°.

© Laura M. Parsons, Chardon, O. ; 1889 :
13385, May 2 ; 2c. July 1. 7878

Collusion; a farce with a serious lining in 3
acts, by S. L. Simpson. 83 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Feb. 28, 1913 ; D : 32469 ; S. L. Simp-
son, New York. 7879

sketch in 1 act, by N. Tharp. IS p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 11, 1915 ; D : 39954 ; Norman
Tharp, New York. 7879a

Colomba; drama in 3 acts, tr. and adapted from
the French of Prosper Merimee, by Irene
Sargent.

© Caroline C. Walch, Syracuse, N. Y. ; D:
1680. Apr. 2, 1902. 7880

Colonibine; bajazzade in 1 akt, von Erich Korn.

Berlin, Felix Bloch erben, 1901. 26 p. 12".

© Felix Bloch erben, Berlin; D:1148, Nov.

4, 1901; 2c. Nov. 4, 1901. 7881

Colombine et Colombin. See Mayani,

Colombo; a drama in 4 acts, by A. E. Ross.
Alpena, Mich., Argus steam print, 1895. 50 p.
12".

© A. E. Ross, Alpena, Mich.; 1895:33274,
June 26 ; 2c. June 26. 7883

or, The discoverers, a burlesque extrava-
ganza in 3 acts, by L. V. Chapin. Act. 1, 2.
Ms.

© Lulu V. Chapin, Chicago; 1890:15435,
15436, May 10 ; Ic. each May 10. 7883, 7884

Colonel (The); a comedy drama in 4 acts, by
M. H. Manning.

© INIichael H. Manning, Portland, Me. ;
1897 : 30021, May 17. 7885

373

7886

DEAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

7907

Colonel (The)— Continued.

a comedy in 3 acts, by F. C. Burnand.

© R. S. Grant, New York ; ISSl : 3323, Mar.
7. 7886

• a legitimate 3 act comedy, by O. P. Sisson.

© Oscar P. Sisson, New York ; 1892 : 33286,
Aug. 12. 7887

liglit opera in 3 acts, by C. Townsend.

[3G] p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 19, 1912; D:2S770; Cornelia
Townsend, Milwaukee. 7888

musical comedy in 2 acts, by G. Ridgwell,

lyrics by Eustace Baynes, music by G. Ridg-
well. [165] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 10, 1912 ; : 29341 ; George Ridg-
well, New York. 7889

— an original drama in prologue and 3 acts.

by F. Keller.

© Frederick Keller, Brooklyn ; 1888 : 28494,
Oct. 6. 7890

or. The three corners, an original comedy

in 3 acts and prologue, by S. Slarble.

© Scott Marble, Chicago; 1888:2164, Jan.
19. 7891

Colonel Aaron Burr; a historical drama in 5
acts, by T. S. GafEney.

© T. St. John Gaffney, New York ; D : 498,
May 21, 1901. 7892

Colonel (The) and I; in 3 acts, by Frank Dur-
mont.

© Gallagher & West, New York; 1893:
12557, Mar. 11. 7893

Colonel (The) and the lady; comedy in 1 act,
by Dawson Milward and Holman Clark. Lon-
don, 1. Frencli. ltd. ; New York. S. French,
1912. 26 p. 16°. (On cover: French's act-
ing ed., no 2421)

© Dec. 23, 1912; 2c. Dec. 24, 1912; D:
31779; Samuel French, ltd., London. 7894

Colonel and the valet; comedy in 1 act, by A.
Bush. 10 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 29, 1909 ; D : 17550 ; Albert Bush,
Cincinnati. 7895

Colonel Baxter's hired girl; a comedy in 3 acts,
by W. J. Chappelle.

© W. J. Chappelle, Boston; 1888:24.547,
Aug. 29. 7896

Colonel Bill Snort of Texas; a 4 act comedy-
drama, by D. Howe.

© Den Howe, United States; 1887:825.5,
Apr. 6. 7897

Colonel Blizzard from Dakota; a comedy, by
O. L. Colburn. 15 p. t". Typewritten.

© Otis Lincoln Colburn, Chicago ; D : 6130,
Jan. 24, 1905 ; 2c. Jan. 24, 1905. 7898

Colonel Bob; a western pastoral in 5 acts, by
M. JNIadlson and J. Crawford. 91 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Marie Madison and Jack Crawford, Chi-
cago ; D : 12696, Apr. 7, 1908 ; 2c. Apr. 7, 190S.

7899

or, An idyl of Virginia, an original play,

by R. Drouet.

© Robert Drouet, New York; 1896:35545.
June 17. 7900

Colonel Bulletts; tabloid musical comedy, by
T. McCracken. 22 p. 8". Ms. [Libretto
only]

© Ic. Feb. 12, 1915; D : 39663 ; Thomas
McCracken, Philadelphia. 7900a

Colonel Buncombe, the horse trader.
Hockmig-andy.

See

Colonel Carter of Cartersville; drama in 4 acts,
by N. H. Mason. 127 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 12, 1910; D: 22278; Norman
Howell Mason, New Brighton, N. Y. 7901

Colonel Carteret, V. C; a dramatic sketch in 1
act, by S. C. Comstock. 15 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Seth Cook Comstock, New York ; D : 539,
June 1, 1901 ; 2c. June 1, 1901. 7902

Colonel Chabert; a drama, by G. I. Holdship,
dramatized from the French of Balzac. (In
Colonel Chabert, and The major)

© George Irwin Holdship, Pittsburgh ; 1892 ;
50457, Dec. 10; 2c. Dec. 27. 7903

— dramatized from the French of Balzac, by
W. H. Duncan, jr. 33 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© William Henry Duncan, jr., Brooklyn ;
D : 11338, Sept. 12, 1907 ; 2c. Oct. 23, 1907.

7904

— See also Chabert,

Colonel Conyers; or, A tale of the South, a
tragedy in 9 acts, by I. M. Nomaun.

© E. C. Morris, Morrisville, Ala.; 1896:
9021, Feb. 7. 7905

Colonel Cortright of Virginia,
and Virginia.

See Vermont

Colonel Cromwell. See Ironsides (The)

Colonel Dick; or, From Maine to South Africa,
a drama in 4 acts and prologue, by D. Alfred
Lawrence. 46 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 14, 1910 ; D : 20447 ; Lawrence A.
Dixon, South Freeport, Me. 7906

Colonel Doyle of the San Louis; a drama in 5
acts, by M. H. Manning.

© Michael H. Manning, Portland, Me. ;
1893 : 36072, Aug. 3. 7907

374

7908

COPYEIGHTED IK THE UNITED STATES

7931

Colonel Granger; a comedy in 4 acts, by E.
Firiuin,

© Emile Firmin, Florence, Kan. ; 1892 :

726G, Feb. 15. 7908

Colonel Hale, U. S. A.; play in 4 acts, by E. O.
Achorn. [3], 08 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 7, 1914; D : 37479 ; Edgar O.
Acliorn, Boston. 7908a

Colonel Harry Estes; or, From West Point to
the surrender of Lee, an historical and mili-
tary drama, witli accompanying tableaux, in
6 acts, by W. T. Witmer. Norwalk, O.,
Chronicle printing establishment, 1877. 52 p.
12°.

© Will T. Witmer, Norwalk, O. ; 1877:
4597, Apr. 16 ; 2c. Apr. 30. 7909

Colonel (The) in Ireland; an Irish comedy in
4 acts, by J. L. Roche.

© James li. Roche, Memphis, Tenn. ; 1899 :
29628, May 1. 7910

an Irish comedy in 8 acts, by J. L. Roche.

© James L. Roche, Memphis, Tenn. ; 1894 :
14258, Mar. 13. 7911

Colonel Jim; a comedy in 4 acts, by M. E. Smith.

© Mary Ellis Smith, Chicago ; 1893 : 46096,

Oct. 14. 7912

Colonel Newcome; play in 4 acts, founded on

Tliackeray's The Newcomes, by M. Morton.

© Michael Morton, New York ; D : 298, Apr.

1, 1901. 7913

— — Same. 133 p. 4". Typewritten.

© M. Morton, Loudon; 0:9126, Sept. 22,
1906; 2c. Aug. 11, 1906. 7914

Colonel (A) not a colonel; a comedy drama in 4
acts, a dramatization of A. Gurley's story en-
titled The man who was not a colonel, by A.
Pierra.

© Adolfo Pierra, Philadelphia; 1900 A:
3260, Feb. 5. 7915

Colonel (The) of militia; adapted from Thack-
eray, by .7. Wright.

© Jean Wright, Louisville; 1897:24112,
Apr. 19 ; 2c. June 2. 7916

Colonel (The) of the Red Huzzars; modern ro-
mantic phiy in 4 acts, dramatized from J. R.
Scott's novel of same name, by L. Osborn.
[98] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 12, 1912 ; D : 28669 ; John Reed
Scott, Washington, and Lynn Osborn, Balti-
more. 7917

Colonel (The) of the troopers; a drama in 5
Jicts, by G. I. Grace.

© Gerald I. Grace, New York ; 1899 : 58709.
Sept. 13. 7918

Colonel Roland; piece en 4 actes, par Adolphe
Corbett.

© A. Corbett, New York ; 1879 : 6141, IMay
7. 7919

Colonel Rulison; or, A question of love, a
comedy iu 5 acts, by M. Goldsmitb.

© Milton Goldsmith, Philadelphia; 1891:
36207, Oct. 7. 7920

Colonel Russell and his rough riders; or, War
after the war.

© Leonard Landes, New York; 1900 A:
23719, Sept. 24. 7921

Colonel Sellers; a drama iii 5 acts, by S. L.
Clemens. Elmira, N. Y., 1874.

© Samuel L. Clemens, United States ; 1874 :
9490, July 20. 7922

Colonel Sellers as a scientist; a comedy, by S.
L. Clemens aud W. D. Howells.

© S. L. Clemens and W. D. Howells, United
States ; 1883 : 21946, Nov. 27. 7923

Colonel Sims; a play in 4 acts, by S. C. Hiukle.
64 p. 4". Tj'pewritten.

© S. Cameron Hinkle, Atlantic City; D:
15038, Feb. 9, 1909 ; 2c. Feb. 9, 1909. 7924

Colonel Starbottle; a drama in 5 acts, by C. C.
Prescott.

© Coleman C. Prescott, Louisville; 1875:
6621, June 23. 7925

Colonel Tipples of Kentucky: a comedy in 5
acts, by E. H. Hurst.

© Edward Harry Hurst, Peru, Ky. ; 1899:
10342, Feb. 3. 7926

Colonel Warden of Kentucky; by M. C. Kann.
[33] p. f. Typewritten.

© Mattye C. Kann, San Francisco; D:
14586, Dec. 21, 1908 ; 2c. Dec. 21, 1908. 7927

Colonel Wherefore; or, The happy island of
Rory Eory Alice, an original comedy in 3
acts, libretto by I. L. Vansant.

© I. L. Vansant, Philadelphia; 1880:7871,
May 21. 7928

Colonel's (The) daughter; by A. E. Birdsall.
© Anna E. Birdsall, Brooklyn; 1898:68185,
Nov. 22. . 7929

Colonel's (The) hat; a sketch in 1 act, by J. M.
Cunmiing. IS p. 4°. Typewritten.

© .Joseph Moore Gumming, San Francisco;
D : 11768, Nov. 19, 1907 ; 2c. Nov. 19, 1907.

7930

Colonel's (The) hobby; a musical farce comedy
in 3 acts, by M. O. Sraallwood. Typewritten.

© Miriam Ormonde Smallwood, Boston ;
1896: 32196, May 28; 2c. May 29. 7931

375

7932

DEAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

7950

Colonel's maid; comedy in 3 acts, by C. Leona
Dalrymple. Boston, W. H. Baker & co., 1910.
73 p. 12".

© Mar. 25, 1910; 2c. Mar. 26, 1910; D:
20585 : Walter H. Baker & co.. Boston. 7932

Colonel's (A) mishap; a farce comedy in 1 act,
by Pliillip Pinkopki. Clyde, O., Ames publish-
ing company [1891] 1 p. 1., 8 p. 12°. (Ames'
series of standard and minor drama, no 289)

© Ames pub. co., Clyde, O. ; 1891:6502,
Feb. 18; 2c. Feb. 27. 7933

Colonel's (The) orderly; a libretto, by W. J. F.
Dai ley.

© W. J. F. Dailey, New York ; D : 9824, Jan.
21, 1907. 7934

M.

a serio-comic military drama, by W.

Runkel.

© Wm. M. Runkel, Philadelphia; 1891:
44800, Dec. 10. 7935

Colonel's (The) pledge; drama in 1 act, bv
E. H. Reich. [1], 6 p. f. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 18, 1914 ; D : 36070 ; Emma Har-
riett Reich, Chicago. 7935a

Colonel's (The) romance; comedy drama in 5
acts, by E. Kaye. [37] p. f. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 24, 1914 ; D : 36124 ; Elsie Kave,
Duluth, Minn. 7935b

Colonel's
Proxy.

(The) surrender. See Plot and

Colonel's (The) wife; a comedy melodrama in
5 acts, by W. M. Wilson. 124 p. 4". Type-
written.

© Walter M. Wilson, Brooklyn; D: 2.5.53,
Nov. 4, 1902; 2c. Nov. 8, 1902. 7936

84 p.

a drama in 3 acts, by C. W. Doty.

4°. Typewritten.

© Chas. AV. Doty, Lewistown, 111. ; D : 3106,
Mar. 9, 1903 ; 2c. Apr. 24, 1903. 7937

Colonia; or, A pag-e of unwritten history, an
original romantic opera comique in 3 acts,
libretto by R. A. Warring.

© Robert A. Warring, New York; 1894:
60337, Dec. 26. 7938

Colonial (The) cavalier; a Virginia drama in 4
acts, by E. Brown.

© Enu Brown, New York ; D : 1014. Oct. 8,
1901. 7939

Colonial (A) chapter; a play in 5 acts, by D. H.
Farquliarson. Typewritten.

© Daniel Herbert Farquharson, Norfolk,
Va.; 1900 A: 23557, Sept. 22; 2c. Sept. 2:1.

7940

Colonial (A) courtship; a drama of the Revolu-
tion in 4 acts, by L. K. IMabie and G. E, Stod-
dard. 93 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Louise Kennedy Mabie and Geo. E. Stod-
dard, United States; D : 5970, Dec. 27, 1904;
2c. Dec. 27, 1904. 7941

Colonial (A) dame; by H. C. Heverin.

© Harold Cator Heverin, Dover, Del. ; 1897 :
. 31811, May 25. 7942

a comedy opera in 8 acts, by C. H. New

and R. B. Smith.

© Clarence Herbert New and Robert Bacbe
Smith, Brooklyn ; 1896 : 53908, Sept. 28. 7943

See also Lady Betty.

Colonial (The) dames; drama in 3 acts, by A. G.
Williams.

© Arthur Goldthorp Williams, New York;
1899 : 45125, July 11. 7944

Colonial days; an American drama in 4 acts, by
F. J. Palmer.

© Frank J. Palmer, Philadelphia; 1891:
11928, Apr. 2. 7945

Colonial days of America; 1 act melodrama, by
H. R. Turner. 10 p. 4°. Ms.

© Ic. Feb. 17, 1911; D: 23374; H. Ross
Turner, Philadelphia. 7946

Colonial (A) dragoon; by D. J. Stevens.

© Dana J. Stevens, Boston; 1899:46600,
Jtdy 18. 7947

Colonial (A) dream,
and dialect stories.

See New monologues

Colonial (The) male quartette; vaudeville act
in 3 scenes, by W. A. Benjamin. 4 p. 8°.
Typewritten.

© W. A. Benjamin, New York; D:3942,
Sept. 14, 1903. 7948

Colonial minstrels; by Mrs. Frederick W.
Powers.

© Mrs. Frederick Powers, Grand Rapids,
Mich. ; D : 5987, Dec. 31, 1904. 7949

Colonial plays for the school-room; designed
for class-room worJc in sixth and seventh
grades, by Blanche Siioemaker [i. e., Blanche
Shoemaker Wagstaff] Boston, New York
[etc.] Educational publishing company [1912]
72 p. incl. illus., plates. 12°.

Contents: The Cohunbus story. — Colonial
Virginia. — The first Tlianksgiving. — A witch-
craft story. — A Pennsylvania incident. — Life
in New York. — The Georgia debtors. — An In-
dian story. — Revolutionary days. — Three com-
promises of the Constitution.

© Mar. 8, 1912; 2c. Mar. 13, 1912; A:
305941 ; Educational pub. co., Boston. 7950

376

7951

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

7971

Colonial (A) programme; drama in 3 parts, by
A. E. Satterlee. (/;i Society, v. 1, no. 23, Oct.
4, 1913)

© Oct. 7, 1913 ; Ic. Oct. 14, 1913 ; D : 34716 ;
Anna E. Satterlee. Los Angeles. 7951

Colonial (A) programme for tlie Daughters of
the American Revolution; by A. E. Satterlee.
[22] p. 4°. Typewritten.

Contents : Tlie spirit of '76. — Around the
campfires at Valley Forge. — Seven living pic-
tures.

© Ic. Aug. 25, 1913; D: 34311; Anna E.
Satterlee, Los Angeles. 7952

Colonial (The) quartette. See Artist's (The)
dream.

Colonial septette. See Ye colonial septette.

Colonial (A) tea; a musical comedy in 3 acts,
by C B. Price and Alonzo Price.

© Clara B. Price, Boston; 1900 A : 27.327,
Nov. 3 ; 2c. Mar. 2, 1901. 7953

Colonial troubadours; a white minstrel, by Mi'S.
Frederick Powers.

© Mrs. Fi-ederick MV. Powers, Grand Rap-
ids, Mich. ; D : 6122, Jan. 23, 1905. 7954

Colonial Virginia. See Colonial plays for the
school-room.

Colony (A) girl; or Patience Winne, 2 act
musical comedy, libretto and lyrics by T. B.
Donaldson. 70 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Li-
bretto only]

© Ic. Aug. 30, 1909 ; D : 16781 ; Thomas B.
Donaldson, Philadelphia. 7955

Colony (A) of cranks; a comedy in 3 acts, by
F. T. Loovius. [New York, Printed by F. W.
Heiss, 1901] 34 p. 16°.

© Fred T. Loevius, Brooklyn ; D : 897, Sept.
25, 1901; Ic. Apr. 17, 1903; Ic. Apr. 22, 1903.

7956
Color. (S'ee Colour.

Color blind. Typewritten.

© Carvl Wilbur, New York ; 1900 A : 4468.
Feb. 17 ; 2c. Feb. 24. ^ 7957

Color CThe) cone; a dramatic sketch in 1 act,
bv M. V. B. Allen and W. V. Allen. 21 p.
8". Ms.

© Ic. Feb. 10, 1913; D: 32256; M. V. B.
Allen and W. Van Allen, New York. 7958

Color (The) guard; a military drama in 5 acts
with accompanying tableaux, by A. R. Cal-
houn. Pittsburgh, A. A. Anderson & sons,
1870. 43 p. 16^

© A. R. Calhoun, United States ; 1870 : 3600,
Nov. 10 ; 2c. Dec. 19 ; Ic. now ed. Nov. 20, 1877,

7959

Color (The) line; comedy in 3 acts, by O. T.
Weeks. [2], 109 p. f . Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 10, 1911 ; D : 25735 ; Orville T.
Weeks, Brooklyn. 7960

1 act play, by W. H. Matchette. [3], 61 p.

4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 25, 1913; D : 34234 ; William
Harrison Matchette, Milwaukee. 7961

• or. The under dog, a romance of tlie South

in 4 acts, by Harry Clay Blaney. 96 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© H. C. Blaney, Center Moriches, N. Y. ;
D: 11826, Nov. 29, 1907; 2c. .Nov. 29, 1907.

7962

Color (The) sergeant; a drama in 1 act, by H.
Templeton. 1 p. 1., 7 p. 8". Printed.

© Herminie Templeton, Chicago ; D : 2929,
Jan. 29, 1903; 2c. Jan. 29, 1903. 7963

See also Colour-sergeant (The)

Colorado; by H. Meraminger.

© Henrietta Memminger, Victor, Col.;
1895 : 431, Jan. 2. 7964

— a drama in 3 acts.

© Olga Verne, Detroit; 1899:21266, Mar.
23. 7965

— a romantic drama in 4 acts, by A. Thomas.

© Augustus Thomas, New Rochelle, N. Y. ;
1899 : 55056, Aug. 29. 7966

a sensational Avestern melodrama in 4 acts,

by G. W. Edwards. 79 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© George W. Edwards, Portland, Or.; D:

9865, Jan. 29, 1907; 2c. Feb. 16, 1907. 7967

Colorado (A) girl; play in 4 acts, by J. R. Hin-
man. [32] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 25, 1912; D: 29480; Jesse R.
Hinman, The Dalles, Or. 7968

Colorado (A) match; musical comedy in 2 acts,
by L. A. Bahner and T. H. Northrup. 87 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 19, 1913; D: 32828; Leo Alo-
ysius Bahner and Theo. H. Northrup, Denver.

7969

Colorado (The) miners; a play, by Bonne Foi
[pseud.]
© E. Hunt, Denver; 1879:602, Jan. 14.

7970

Colorado (A) romance. See Byer's library of
tabloid plays.

Colored cards; 4 act drama, by D. D. Cohen.
71 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 20, 1910; D: 17984; David D.
Cohen, St. Paul. 7971

377

7973

DEAMATIC COMPOSITION'S

7993

Colored (The) four hundred; ii musical farce in
3 acts, by F. T. Merrltt.

© Frank T. IMerrItt and Jlark Davis, De-
troit ; 1S97 : 65270, Nov. 23. 7972

Colored help; a farce, arr. by F. G. IMaeder.
© Fred. G. IMaeder, New York ; 1870 : 4046,
Nov. 25. 7973

Colored (A) honeymoon; minstrel afterpiece,
bv Harry L. Newton. Chicaso, T. S. Den-
nison & company [1915] 13 p. 12". (On
cover: The I^thiopian drama)

© July 26, 1915; 2c. July 29, 1915; D:

41349 ; Eben H. Norris. Chicaso. 7973a

Colored (A) maid; sketcli, by W, C. Parker.

® Willa Kaufmann, Port Richmond, N, Y. ;

D : 8613, May 29, 1906. 7974

Colored (The) politician; in 1 act, by F. J.
Beaman. 22 p. 4". Typewritten.

^ Fred J. Beaman, Jackson, Mich. ; D :
12996, May 18, 1908 ; 2c. May 18, 1908. 7975

Colored senators; an Ethiopian burlesque in 1
scene, by Bert Richards. Clyde, O., A. D.
Ames.

© A. D. Ames, Clyde, O. ; 1887 : 7239, Mar.
28. 7976

Colored (A) social; a musical farce in 3 acts,
by F. T. Merritt.

© Frank T. Merritt and Mark Davis, De-
troit ; 1897 : 65271, Nov. 23. 7977

Colored society; or, The elite of Darktown, a
farce comedy in 3 acts, by C. A. Reade.
Typewritten.

© Charles A. Reade, Chicago ; 1898 : 28328,
May 6; 2c. Nov. 19. 7978
See also Wise (A) coon.

Colored (The) suffragettes; female minstrel
afterpiece, by Sophie Huth Perkins. Chicago,
T. S. Denison & company [1910] 16 p. 12°.
(On cover: Denison's specialties)

© Nov. 8, 1910 ; 2c. Nov. 11, 1910 ; D : 22530 ;
T. S. Denison & co., Chicago. 7979

Colors; sb.ort play in 1 stage setting, by J. B.
Connolly, adapted from his short story Sonnie-
boy's people. 54 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 20, 1914; D: 37362; James B.

Connolly, Boston. 7979a

Colour; or, The question of to-morrow, drama

in 5 acts. New York, J. Poliiemus, printer,

1874. 36 p. 8".

© Mayo W. Hazletine, New York; 1874:
3441, Mar. 18; 2c. Mar. 26. 7980

Colour-serg'eant (The); a play in 1 act, by Bran-
don Thomas. New York, S. French ; London,
S. French, ltd., 1909. 20 p. 12^

© Samuel French, New York ; D : 16006,
June 5, 1909; 2c. June 20, 1909. 7981

See also Color (The) serg'eant.

Columbia; drama in 1 act for thirty-one fe-
males, by Belle Lewis Speed.

© Edgar S. Werner, New York; 1894:
12385, Mar. 1 ; 2c. Mar. 1. 7982

melodrama in 5 acts, by Sutton Vane.

© William Calder, New York; 1893:7488,
Feb. 8. 7983

a national drama in 2 acts, by L. B.

Comins.

© Lizbeth B. Comins, Boston ; 1888 : 11517,
Apr. 20. 7984

■ a new American comic opera, text by G. W.

Currier, music by Ernst Jonas. " f

© George W. Currier, Boston ; 1883 : 14278,
Aug. 1. 7985

an operatic extravaganza in 4 acts, by H.

W. Hill. Typewritten.

© Harry W. Hill, Chicago; 1896:46162,
Aug. 13 ; 2c. Aug. 14. 7986

or, A trip to Mars, a satirical, political

burlesque, by M. Murray and H. Hoyte.
Typewritten.

© Mary Murray and Hereward Hovte,
United States ; 1895 : 36533, July 13 ; 2c. July
13. 7987

Columbia and Uncle Sam; by M. H. Mathieu.

© Michael H. Mathieu, New Orleans ; 1877 :

15349, Dec. 28. 7988

Columbia elect and free; a drama suitable for
performance in female academies and high
schools, by the authoress of Sylvia.

© William H. Sadlier, New York; 1877:
3453, Mar. 22 ; 2c. Nov. 22. 7989

Columbiad (The) See Christopher Columbus.

Columbian (The) pageant; a pictorial dramatic
and spectacular production, depicting the
great events of American history from the
discovery to the present time.

© Ernest Albert, Chicago; 1891:21666,
June 13. 7990

Columbia's congress; a temperance demonstra-
tion, by S. B. Blaine. [21] p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Sept. 7, 1910 ; D : 22021 ; Suessa Bal-
dridge Blaine, Washington. 7991

Columbia's diplomacy; by A. Washburn. 19 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Alice Washburn. Milwaukee ; D : 1540.
Mar. 10, 1902; 2c. Mar. 10, 1902. 7992

Columbia's floral emblem; a play for floral
festivals and public school entertainments,
[by Ella Sterling Cummins] New York, E. S.
Werner.

© Edgar S. Werner, New York ; 1894 : 31803,
June 13 ; 2c. June 18, 7993

378

7994

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

8018

Columbia's flower; an operetta, words by M.
Neal.

© May Neal, Hamilton, O. ; 1893:10039,
Feb. 24. 7994

Columbia's reception; a patriotic sketch, by
E. Lawrence Jenkins. New York, Hints pub-
lishing company, 1903. cover-title, [4] p. 12°.
© Hints pub. co.. New York ; D : 4199, Nov.
5, 1903 ; 2c. Nov. 17, 1903. 7995

Columbia's victory. See British (The) oars-
men.

Columbine (The) trail; a domestic drama in 4
acts, by E. E. Weston. 71 p. 8°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Effie Ellsler Weston, Nutley, N. J.; D:
11469, Oct. 7, 1907; 2c. Oct. 7. 1907. 7996

Columbus; an American spectacular mime, arr.

for presentation in the open air, by A. W. Cole.

© Ashlev W. Cole, New York ; 1S8S : 27585,

Sept. 28. 7997

a drama, by J. A. Copeland. [Rochester,

N. Y., St. .John & Spinning, 1890] 1 p. 1.,
47 p. 16".

© John A. Copeland, Rochester, N. Y. ;
1890 : 20536, June 25 ; 2c. Nov. 29. 7998

a drama in 5 acts, by H. C. Fulton.

© Harrv Clifford Fulton, Davenport. la.;
1890 : 36976, Nov. 22. 7999

'a drama with introduction and notes, by

A. D. Rees. Philadelphia, John C. Winston,
1907. 129 p. 12".

© Arthur Dougherty Rees, Philadelphia;
D: 11595, Oct. 26, 1907; 2c. Nov. 14, 1907,

8000

— historic play in 4 acts, by F. Kraft't.

© Frederick Krafft, Jersey City; 1893:
26818, June 3. 8001

— an historical and romantic drama in 3 acts,
by J. M, Fon-est. Charleston, S. C, Edward
Perry & co„ 1893. 68 p. 16°.

© Jeremiah IMichael Forrest, Great Brit-
ain ; 1893 : 36470, Aug. 7 ; 2c. Aug. 10. 8002

— historical drama, by F. T. McCray. Hart-
ford, Plimpton mfg. co„ 1892. 14 p„ 1 1. 8°.
© Florine Thayer McCray, Hartford; 1892:
14324, Apr. 1 ; 2c. Apr. 1. 8003

• by L. J. Cella. Denver, News printing

company, 1889.

© Louis J. Cella, New York; 1889:36954,
Dec. 5. 8004

— historical drama in 4 acts, by S. Wood and
T. C. Gleason. [98] p. f. Tj-pewritten.
© Ic. Oct. 9, 1911 ; D : 25438 ; Stanley Wood,

Columbus — Continued.

an historical play in 5 acts, by A. D. Brush.

© A. D. Brush, New York; 1880:3449,
Mar. 4. 8006

historical play in 4 acts, by H. Braeun-

lich. New York, H. Braeunlich & co. [1904]
58 p. 16°.

© Herman Braeunlich, New York ; D : 55.56.
Sept. 23, 1904 ; 2c. Jan. 10, 1905. 8007

— historical-romantic drama.

© Virna Woods, Sacramento, Cal. ; 1899 :

73895, Nov. 13.

8008

— an opera in 5 acts, composed by Signor
Noronha, tr. from the Spanish by George W.
Bethune. Philadelphia, 1890.

© H. Knauff, Philadelphia; 1891:27325.
July 30. 8009

— an opera in 3 acts. Libretto.

© P. L. Huckins, West Bay City, Mich.;
1891:28710, Aug. 10. 8010

operetta in 3 acts, libretto by D. O'Connell

and N. R. Craven, music by H. J. Stewart.
Libretto.

© Daniel O'Connell, H. J. Stewart and Net-
tie R. Craven, San Francisco ; 1892 : 19765,
May 9; Ic, June 8. 8011

•romantic music drama in 5 acts, by C. F.

Stayner. Salt Lake City, C. F. Stayner, 1905.
31 p. 12°. [Libretto only]

© Charles Frederick Stayner, Oakland,
Cal.; D:7051, July .31, 1905; 2c. Aug. 29,
1906; 2c. new ed. Sept. 4, 1906. 8012

— a romantic play, by Henry Hamilton.

© Robert Loraine, London ; D : 1602, Mar.
19, 1902. 8013

a spectacular grand opera in 3 acts, libretto

by J. J. McClosky, music by G. E. Conterno.

© James J. McClosky and Giovanni E. Con-
terno, Brooklyn; 1892:3804, Jan. 23. 8014

a tragedy, by H. Peterson. Cincinnati, W.

Peterson, 1893. 65 p. 16°.

© Henry Peterson. Philadelphia; 1889:
26699, Sept. 2 ; 2c. Apr. 20, 1893. 8015

— a tragedy in 5 acts, by G. C. Sibley.

© Guy C. Sibley, Mobile ; 1892 : 39118, Sept.
27. 8016

Oder, Die endeckung von Amerika, drama,

von U. Arbenz.

© Ulrich Arbenz, Chicago; 1892:38492,
Sept. 23. 8017

Chicago.

8005

— or. How America was discovered.

© Albert L. Thaver, Collinsville, Conn. ;
1893 : 14175, Mar. 21 ; 2c. Mar. 23. 8018

379

8019

DEAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

8037

Columbus — Continued.

or, The discoverer, an operatic spectacle

in 3 acts, by A. W. Cole.
© Ashley W. Cole, New York ; 1SS8 : 275S4,

Sept. 28. 8019

or, The discovery of the new world, a

tragic and romantic play in 5 acts, by J.
Templeton.

© John Templeton, New York ; 1873 : 9851,
Sept. 2. 8020

Columbus and Isabella; an original historical
drama, by H. R. Browne.

© Henry Redington Browne, New York;
1889 : 24706, Aug. 12. 8021

pt. 2d, a dramatic composition, by J. J.

Harden.

© John J. Harden, Chicago; 1891:45392,
Dec. 14 ; 2c. Jan. 2G, 1892. 8022

Columbus and the discovery of America; :i
(h-ani:itic operatic liistorical spectacle, by I.
Kiralfy.

© Irare Kiralfy, New York; 1892:23878,
June 7. 8023

a grand dramatic, operatic and ballet spec-
tacle, by I. Kiralfy. 16 p. f°. Typewritten.
© Imre Kiralfy, New York ; 1892 : 14320,
Apr. 1; 2c. Apr. 1; 2c. (printed) Mar. 29.

8024

Columbus and the history of America; grand
historical spectacular representation, by B.
Kiralfy.

© Bolossv Kiralfy, New York ; 1891 : 29344,
Aug. 17. 8025

Columbus discovering America; grand histori-
cal spectacular representation, by B. Kiralfy.

© Bolossy Kiralfy, New York; 1892:9441,
Mar. 2. 8026

Columbus' discovery; an historical and spec-
tacular play, in 3 acts, by I. Bernauer.

© Ivo Bernauer, Chicago ; 1891 : 47303, Dec.
26. 8027

Columbus' discovery of America; musical
drama in 3 acts, by H. Wayne Ellis, music by
Lee Orean Smith. [61] p. 4°. Typewritten.
[Libretto only]

© Ic. Oct. 6, 1911; D: 25414; Isabel M.
Ellis, New York. 8028

Columbus (The) story,
the school-room.

See Colonial plays for

Columbus, the great discoverer of America;
a drama in 5 acts, by an Ursuline. New York,
Benziger brothers, 1892.

© Benziger bros., New York ; 1892 : 24544,
June 11 ; 2c. Nov. 25. 8029

Columella's return from his studies at Padua;
composed by V[alentiuo] Fioravnnti, tr. and
adapted by Arthur Baildon. Parei)a-Rosa
grand English opera. [New York] Wm. O.
Bryant & co., 1871. 35 p. 8°.

© Carl Rosa, New York (?) 1871:11347,
Dec. 1 ; 2c. Dec. 1. 8030

Comad; a tragedy in 5 acts, by A. S. Riker, jr.

© A. Storms Riker, jr., Jersey City; 1877:
■ 317, Jan. 8. 8031

Comanches (The); or. Perils of frontier life, a
series of tableaux-vivants, invented and arr.
by J. S. Maffitt.

© James S. Maffitt, New York ; 1888 : 8214,
Mar. 19. 8032

Combat (The); a drama in 5 acts, by Georges
Duhamel, authorized tr. from the French by
Sasha Best. {In Poet lore, v. 26, no. 4, July-
Aug. 1915; periodical © Sept. 3, 1915; Ic.
Sept. 6, 1915; Ic. Sept. 27, 1915; B: 340911;
Poet lore co., Boston) 8032a

14

— —a play in 2 scenes, by P. Gerson. [2]
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 7, 1912 ; D : 29591 ; Paul Gerson,
San Francisco. 8033

Combination (The); 1 act sketch, by Ross Bur-
ton. 17 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 8. 1909 ; D : 16724 ; Mrs. Richard
Burton, Walpole, N. H. 8034

Combinations; a 1 act play, by Hester Caldwell
Oakley and B. T. Gilbert.

© Benjamin Thorne Gilbert, New York;
1896 : 3068, Jan. 8. 8035

Combustion; a comedy in 3 acts, by G. Thomas
and E. Smith.

© Gus Thomas and Edgar Smith, United
States ; 1884 : 10863, May 28. 8036

Come across; new and original nuisical and
topical review in 2 acts and 8 scenes, by R.
W. Temple. 2 v. f. Typewritten. [Li-
bretto only]

© Ic. Mar. 29, 1915; D: 41115; Richard
William Temple, New York. 8036a

vaudeville comedy sketch, by W. L. Cham-

penois. 16 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 14, 1915 ; D : 41233 ; Wra. Louis
Champenois, New Orleans. 8036b

Come again; comedy in 3 acts, by D. H, Wal-
lace. [100] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 30. 1914; D: 38374; David H.
Wallace, New York. 8036c

Come and take me; comedy in 3 acts, by I. and
1\I. L. Landman and J. Leiser. 131 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. June 17, 1913; D: 33518; Isaac and
M. L. Landman and Joseph Leiser, Phila-
delphia. 8037

380

8038

COPYEIGHTED IN" THE UNITED STATES

8053

Come and take me — Continued.

comedy in 3 acts, by J. Leiser. 117 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 27, 1913; D: 32454; Joseph

Leiser, Allentown, Pa. 8038

Come-back (The); 1 act sketch for four char-
acters, by R. H. Davis. [2], 31 p. 4". Type-
written.

© Ic. Oct. 31, 1911; D: 25644; Robert H.

Davis. New Yorli. 8039

•play in 1 act, by P. Dicliey. 27 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 21, 1911 ; D : 23417 ; Paul Dickey.
New York. 8040

— play in 3 acts, by P. Dickey. [105] p. 4°.

Typewritten,

© Ic. Nov. 3, 1913 ; D : 34929 ; Paul Dickey,
New York.

— sketch in 1 act, by W. O. Lengel.
p. 4°. Typewritten.

8041
[3], 19

© Ic. Nov. 5, 1910 ; D : 22492 ; Wm. C. Len-
gel, New York. 8042

Come-back (The) girl; sketch, by G. Bloom-
quest. [20] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 29, 1914; D : 37967 ; George

Bloomquest, Minneapolis. 8042a

Come back to me, Snooky; 3 act farce, by G. H.
Bowles. 77 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. IMar. 29, 1915 ; D : 40205 ; George H.
Bowles, Kansas City, Mo. 8042b

Come, cheer up; musical comedy, comprising a
prologue and 2 acts, by Elliott Ade [pseud, of
W. M. Adee] ISO p. 4°. Typewritten. [Li-
bretto only]

© Ic. June 22, 1915 ; D : 41014 ; W. Miriam
Adee, Albany. 8042c

Come easy, go easy; by C. W. Turner. 26 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Charles W. Turner, New York ; D : 4677,
Mar. 2, 1904 ; 2c. Mar. 2, 1904. 8043

Come here; 1 act.

© F. E. Chase, Boston ; 1888 : 9646, Apr. 2 ;
2c. May 2. 8044

or. The debutante's test, by A. Daly.

© Augustin Daly, New York; 1870:2289,
Sept. 28. 8045

Come hither; farce in 3 acts, by C. W. Lean.
127 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 23, 1915 ; D : 39706 ; Cecil AVorth-
ington Lean, New York. 8045a

Come in; vaudeville sketch in 1 act, by Mary
Winfield Scott [pseud, of M. P. Almy] [2],
21 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 9, 1913; D:3.o381; Marie P.
Almy, New York. 8046

Come Michaelmas; play in 1 act, by K. Howard
[pseud, of J. K. Bell] New York, Samuel
French; London, Samuel French, ltd., 1909.
17 p. 12°. (On cover: French's interna-
tional copyrighted ed. of the w-orks of the best
authors, no. 165)

© Nov. 13, 1909; 2c. Nov. 15, 1909; D:
17375 ; Keble Howard, London. 8047

Come, pretty kitty; motion picture comedy, by
E. Lissner. IS p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 1, 1911; D: 28203; Emanuel
Lissner, Boston. 8048

Come unto me; a play of to^lay, by A. Glass-
mire. 112 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Albert Glassmire, Philadelphia ; D : 14134,
Oct. 24, 1908; 2c. Nov. 5, 1908. 8049

Comedian's (A) holiday,
vagaries.

See Wag'g'eries and

Comedianta (La) famosa; sainete, de T. Lu-
ceiio. Madrid [Sociedad de autores espauoles]
1908. 34 p. 12°.

© Tomas Luceiio. Madrid ; D : 13S51, Sept.
21, 1908 ; 2c. Sept. 21, 1908. 8050

Comediante; piece en 2 actes, en vers, par M.
Magre. 12 p. 4°. (L'lllustration theatrale,
8^ ann6e.— 220, 24 aoilt 1912)

© Aug. 24, 1912; 2c. Sept. 13, 1912; D:
30833; Maurice Magre, Paris. 8051

Comedias; [por] V. M. Diez Barroso. [Mex-
ico, MuUer hnos.] 1914. 374 p. 12°.

Contents : Entre cuentos.— La muueca
rota. — Niiios.

© Mar. 10, 1914 ; Ic. Apr. 20. 1914 ; A— For-
iegn 10137; Victor Manuel Diez Barroso,
Mexico. 8051a

Comedias de la vida; comedia en 2 actos, origi-
nal de J. Selgas Ruiz. Madrid [Sociedad de
autores espauoles] 1914. 46 p. 12°.

© Mar. 15, 1935; Ic. Mar. 17, 1915; D:
40081 ; Jose Selgas Ruiz, Madrid. 8051b

Comedie (La) de celui qui epousa une femme
muette; comedie en 2 actes, par Anatole
France. Paris, Calmann-Levy [1913] 4 p. 1.,
63, [1] p. 12°.

© Jan. 15, 1913; 2c. Jan. 27, 1913; D:
32090; Calmann-Levy, Paris. 8052

Comedie (La) des families; piece en 1 acte,
[de P. Genildy] 16 p. S°. (Supplement aux
Annales politiques et litteraires, 3 mai 1908
[and preceding number] )

© Paul Geraldy, Paris ; D : 12869, Apr. 30,
190S ; 2c. xipr. 30, 1908. 8053

381

8054

DEAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

8068

Comedie (The) of errors; by William Shakes-
peare, ed. witli notes, introduction, glossary,
list of variorum readings and selected criti-
cism by Charlotte Porter and Helen A. Clarke.
[First "folio ed.] New York, T. Y. Crowell &
CO. [1903] 1 p. 1., xxxvii, 183 p. front,
(port.) 16°.

<£) Thomas Y. Crowell & co.. New York ; A :
72553, Nov. 12, 1903 ; 2c. Nov. 12, 1903. 8054

with an introduction by Appleton IMorsan.

The Heninger and Condell text, with the Globe
modern text. New York, The Sliakespeare
press. (A sequel to the Bankside Shakes-
peare, xxii)

© Shakespeare press, New York; 1893:
49539. Nov. 6. 8055

Sex also Comedy of errors.— Shakespeare's

■works.

Comedies by Kolberg; Jeppe of the hill, The
political tinker, Erasmus Montanus; tr. from
the Danish by Oscar James Campbell, jr., and
Fi-ederic Schenck, with an introduction by
Oscar James Campbell, jr. New York, The
American-Scandinavian foundation, 1914. xv,
[3], 4, 178 p. 12". ([Scandinavian classics,
V. 1])

© Oct. 15, 1914 ; 2c. Oct. 21, 1914 ; Ic. Oct.
22, 1914 ; A : 388145 ; American-Scandinavian
foundation. New York. 8055a

Comedies for children; by Effie W. Merriman,

© Dramatic pub. co., Chicago ; 1898 : 69243,

Nov. 28 ; 2c. Nov. 28. 8056

Comedy (A) at court; a play in 4 acts, founded
on an incident in Alexander Dumas' novel,
The three musketeers, by G. Alexander.

© Grace Alexander, Indianapolis; 1898:
25800, Apr. 25. 8057

Comedy of blunders; or, Larry and Teddy's
mistakes.

© John Howorth, Maiden, Mass.; 1892:
21899, May 24. 8058

Comedy (The) of commerce and tragedy of
trade. -See Battle of the bulls and bears of
Wall street and Chicago.

Comedy (A) of Cupid; or. Faint heart never
won fair lady, by Oswald A. Guynne [pseud,
of E. S. Ellis] Philadelphia, W. P. Kildare,
1879. 28 p. 16°.

© Edward S. Ellis, Trenton, N. J.; 1879:
7546, June 6 ; 2c. June 6. 8059

Comedy of elopement; an original curtain-riser
or 1 act comedy, by W. H. Aubrey.

© Wm. Howard Aubrey, Detroit; 1804:
32117, June 16. C060

Comedy (A) of error; or. The cousin and the
maid, an operetta for young ladies, by George
Atherton.

© Roxbury pub. co., New York ; 1890 : 9820,
Feb. 1; 2c. Feb. 1. 8061

Comedy (The) of errors. Garden City, N. Y.,
Doubleday, Page & company [1912] viii, 166,
[2] p. col. front, illus., plan. 12°. (The
Ben Greet Shakespeare for young readers and

' amateur players)

© Sept. 19, 1912; 2c. Oct. 1, 1912; A:
320073; Doubleday, Page & co.. Garden Citv,
N. Y. 8062

abridged and ed. by Sarah Willard Hie-

stand, with illustrations after drawings by
John Gilbert. Boston, D. C. Heath & co.,
1901. ix, [1], 80 p. front, (port.) pi. 12°.
(The beginner's Shakespeare) (On cover:
Heath's home and school classics, no. 15)

© D. C. Heath & co., Boston ; A : 3095, Feb.
12, 1901 ; 2c. Feb. 12, 1901. 8063

comedy in 5 acts, by William Shakespeare,

arr. for school performance [ed. by F. E.
Chase] Boston, W. H. Baker & co., 1912.
88 p. 12". (On cover: Baker's ed. of plays)
© Mar. 7, 1912 ; 2c. Mar. 8, 1912 ; D : 28978 ;
Walter H. Baker & co., Boston. 8064

— comedy in 1 act, by B. Allen. [1], 9 p.
f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 11, 1914 ; D : 36904 ; Billy Allen,
St. Louis. 8064a

— ed. by Frederick Morgan Padelford. New
York, The Macmillan company, 1912. xiv, 92
p. front, (port.) 24°. (The Tudor Shake-
speare)

© Mar. 6, 1912 ; 2c. Mar. 7, 1912 ; A : 309424 ;
Macmillan co., New York. 8065

— ed. with notes by William J. Rolfe. Har-
per's library ed. New York and London,
Harper & brothers, 1898. 153 p. front, illus.
12°. (Shakespeare's complete works, v. 4)

© Harper & bros., New York ; 1898 : 2.')030,
Apr, 21 ; 2c. Jan. 13, 1899. 8066

— with a special introduction by Edmund
Gosse and an original frontispiece by Claude
A. Shepperson. [The University press Shake-
speare. Renaissance ed.] New York, George
D. Sproul, 1907. Iviii, 85 p. front. 4°. (The
complete works of William Shakespeare, with
annotations and a general introduction by
Sidney Lee. v. 1)

© University press, Cambridge. IMass. ; A :
162672, Dec. 6, 1906 ; 2c. Jan. 2, 1907. 8067

— (Shakespeare's); ed. with notes by AVilliam
J. Rolfe. New York, Harper & brothers, 1881.
153 p. front., illus. 16°

© Harper & bros., New York ; 1881 : 4r)61,
Mar. 26; 2c. Aug. 1. 8068

382

8069

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

8089

Comedy (The) of errors — Continued.
Same. New York, Cincinnati [etc.]

ican book company [1905] 200 p. incl. front.,

illus. 16°.

© William J. Rolfe, Cambridge, Mass. ; A :
105606, Jan. 4, 1905; 2c. Jan. 4, 1905. 8069

Sec also Comedie of errors. — Shakespeare's

works.
Comedy of Laverna; a classical play in 3 acts.
© John Nelson Gill, Philadelphia ; D : 9962,
Feb. 14, 1907. 8070

Comedy (A) of love. See Chinook (The)

Comedy (A) of terrors; a musical extrava-
ganza, by P. Ingi'aham and T. W. King. Sara-
toga Springs, N. Y., Mingay's print, 1885.
1 p. 1., 34 numb. 1. obi. 12°. [Libretto only]
© Prentiss Ingraham and Tom W. King,
United States ; 1885 : 8547, Apr. 11 ; 2c. May 16.

8071

Comedy (A) of the exile; play in 2 scenes, by
Isabella Howe Fiske. (In Poet lore. v. 17, no.
1, spring 1906; periodical © June 25, 1906;
2c. Mav 22, 3906; B: 121941; Poet lore co.,
Boston) 8071a

Comedy (The) of the Killtown rivals; or. The
adventures of one O'Billiard McWilliams,
a comedy, by G. A. Faylor.

© George A. Faylor, San Francisco; 1891:
30363, Aug. 27. 8072

Comedy (The) of toys; a novel and charming
entertainment, by Charles Barnard. New
York, The International entertainment bu-
reau.

© W. L. Hatch, New York; 1895:31508,
June 14. 8073

Comet (The); a comic opei'a in 3 acts, music by
Helen M. Gilmore, book and lyrics by Myrtle
Reed and B. R. McDonald. 74 p. 4°. Type-
written. [Libretto only]

© Bertha Reynolds McDonald, Chicago ;
D:5923, Dec. 19, 1904; 2c. Dec. 19, 1904.

8074

a tragedy in 3 acts, by O. Johnson.

© Owen Johnson, New York ; D : 11389,
Sept. 21, 1907. ^ 8075

Comets (The); a comic extravaganza, by F.
Miller, jr.

© Fred Miller, jr., Evansville, Ind. ; 1880:
7004, May 6. 8076

Comfort (The) lady; play in 1 act, by C. Fuller.
[2], 20 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 12, 1914; D: 39069; Caroline
Fuller, Lakewood, N. J. 8076a

Comforters all pov/erful; a dramatization of
the book of Job, by INI. La Blanche.

© Marcus La Blanche, Detroit ; D : 6974,
July 17, 1905. 8077

Comic (A) frog opera.
Amer- © Zeba IMontgoraery Clark, New York;

1883 : 19329, Oct. 20. 8078

Comic (The) opera; or, Operetta ballet, in sev-
eral compositions, invented, arr. and produced
by B. Kiralfy.

© Bolossy Kiralfy, New York ; 1887 : 3561,
Jan. 6. 8079

Comic (The) singer; a romantic drama in 3
acts, by J. Robertson.

© James Robertson, New York ; 1878 : 3278,
Mar. 18. 8080

Comic supplement; dramatic , composition, by
J. Burke. 9 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 23, 1909 ; D : 16864 ; John Burke,
Jersey City. 8081

in 3 acts, by G. V. Hobart. vii, 65 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. May 31, 1910; D: 21219; George V.
Hobart, Pelham Manor, N. Y. 8082

Comin' (The) out of Mary Jane Cummins;
comedy in 2 acts, by C. Dysart. Fairfield, la.,
Home talent entertainment co. 32 p. 12°,

© Sept. 20. 1911; 2c. Sept. 25, 1911; D:
25369; Chlorine Dysart, Fairfield, la. 8083

Comin' thro' the rye.

© Joseph W. Spears, Kansas City, Mo.;
1898:70573, Dec. 5. 8084

a play in 5 acts, by P. Eytinge.

© Pearl Eytinge, United States; 1881:
15346. Oct. 6. 8085

a play in 3 acts, by A. B. C.

. © Maurice Campbell, New York; D : 1969,
June 5, 1902. 8086

Coming; or, The state of Sabanda, political
satire in 2 acts and 3 scenes, by W. F. Wil-
liams. 39 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 23, 1915; D: 40510; Warwick
Francis Williams, New York. 8086a

Coming (The) business men.

© Rhoda O. Ribay Reichell, St. Paul; D:
13606, Aug. 19, 1908. 8087

Coming (The) champion; colored sketch with
a burlesque boxing bout, by Harry L. Newton.
Chicago, T. S. Denison & company [1910] 11
p. 12°. (On cover: Denison's vaudeville
sketches)

© Nov. 7, 1910 ; 2c. Nov. 11, 1910 ; D : 22.529 ;
T. S. Denison & co., Chicago. 8088

Coming (The) girls. See Woman sovereignty.

Coming home; or, Christmas eve, new domes-
tic drama in 3 acts, by George Ralph Walker.
© W. J. Florence, New York; 1873:933-5,
Aug. 20. 8089

383

8090

DRAMATIC COMPOSITION'S

8109

Coining home to roost; a comedy in 3 acts, by
E. Selwyu. [5], 150 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. IG, 1912 ; D : 30S5G ; Edgar Sel-
wyn, New York. 8090

Coming (Tlie) man; a play in 5 acts.

(c) John E. Owens, Towsontown, Md. ; 1874 :
10909, Aug. 22. 8091

or, Fifty years hence, by V. Varrie.

© Vida Varrie, Chicago; 1872:4916, May

10; 2c. Oct. 4.
— See also Vie (La) en pension.

8092

Coming (The) of Annabel; comedy in 1 act,
by Alice C. Thompson. Boston, W. H. Baker
& CO., 1912. 14 p. 12°.

© Oct. 9, 1912 ; 2c. Oct. 10, 1912 ; D : 31095 ;
Walter H. Baker & co., Boston. 8093

Coming (The) of Jean; comedy in 4 acts, by
U. Iveene. 4 v. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. July 3, 1914; D: 37458; Ur.sula
Keene, New York. 8093a

Coming (The) of Julia; a comedy in 3 acts, by
E. L. Barker. 155 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Edwin L. Barker, Chicago ; D : 12945,
May 11, 1908 ; 2c. June 3, 1909. 8094

Coming (The) of Philibert; by Sara King Wi-
lev. New York, London, The Macmillan com-
pany, 1907. 4 p. 1., 163 p. 12°.

© Macmillan co.. New York ; D : 10425, Apr,
26, 1907 ; 2c. Apr. 26, 1907, 8095

Coming (The) of Rob; play in 4 acts, by A. G.
Golden. 62 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 10, 1912 ; D : 29934 ; Agnes Gene-
vieve Golden, Norwood, Mass. 8096

Coming (The) of Sisera; or, Jael, the wife of
Heber the Kenite, a drama in 3 acts, by
P. N. Davey. 59 p. 8°. Typewritten.

© Paul Nicholas Davey, Carthage, Mo. ; D :
12814, Apr. 23, 1908; Ic. Apr. 23, 1908; Ic.
June 25, 1908. 8097

Coming of the bridegroom; sacred cantata, by
Carl F. Hanson, libretto by Arthur W. French.
Worcester, Mass., C. F. Hanson & company,
1892. 67 p. 4°.

© C. F. Hanson & co., Worcester; 1892;
24554, June 11 ; 2c. Sept. 30, 1892. 8098

Coming (The) of the law; dramatized in 4 acts,
by J. K. Adams, from the novel of the same
name, by Cliarles Alden Seltzer. [101] p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 12, 1903 ; D : 34113 ; J. K. Adams,
New York. 8099

Coming (The) out of Miss Cummings; hu-
morous monologue for a woman, by Living-
ston Itussell. New York, E. S. Werner, 1898.
20 p. pi. 12°.

© Edgar S. AVerner, Mt. Vernon, N. Y. ;
1898:21029, Apr. 1; 2c. Apr. 20. 8100

Coming (The) Shakespeare. See Othello.
Coming (The) star; a comedietta in 1 act, by

W. J. Thorold.
© W. J. Thorold, New York; 1897:13929,

Feb. 26. 8101

Coming (The) step; a comedy in 3 acts, by
Mrs. H. E. Lindley.

© Mrs. H. Esselstyn Lindley, Toledo, O. ;
1883 : 17963, Oct. 1. 8103

Coming thro' the rye; a specialty act for stage
production, by A. M. Lyon.

© Alex. M. Lyon, Detroit ; 1893 : 8217, Feb.
13. 8103

Coming through; a play in 4 acts, by F. Dob-
inson and A. Mathews. 125 p. f°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Florence Dobinson and Amanda Math-
ews, Los Angeles ; D : 16070, June 15, 1909 ;
2c. June 30, 1909. 8104

Coming to; or, Coming to their senses, a 4 act
play, by C. H. Garrett. 68 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Charles Hall Garrett, Philadelphia; D:
15901, May 20, 1909; 2c. May 20, 1909. 8105

Coming to light. iSee Verge (The) of ruin.

Coming to the front; monologue, by E. Hopkins.
[2], 22 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 13, 1914; D: 37885; Edwin
Hopkins, New York. 8105a

Coming to their senses. See Coming to.

Coming (The) woman; a comedy drama in 3
acts, by Mervyn Dallas and Sedley Brown.

© Carrie Turner, Albany; 1894:41406,
Sept. 10. 8106

a comedy farce in 3 acts, by B. W. Stevens

and W. W. AVaters.

© B. AV. Stevens and AV. AV. AVaters, Santa
Cruz, Cal. ; 1895:48628, Sept. 24.

comedy sketch, by M. Reith.

8107

12 p. 4°.

Ms.

© Ic. Nov. 29, 1912 ; D : 31674 ; Mary Reith,
Chicago. 8108

See also Doctor Mondschein. — New (The)

woman.

Comisaria; pasillo comico-lirico, original de E.
Garcia Alvarez y R. Tirado, mfisica de Garcia
Alvarez, instrumentada por el maestro Vi-
cente Lleo. Madrid [Sociedad de autores es-
panoles] 1909. 27 p. 12°. [Libretto only]

© Nov. 18, 1909; 2c. Nov. 19, 1909; D:
174G0; Enrique Garcia Alvarez y Raimundo
Tirado, Madrid. 8109

Comisher (Der) hersher.
Zweiter.

See Haman der

384

8110

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

8127

Commandant (The) of La-Tour; a romantic
and political farce comedy concerning tlie
Louisiana purchase, in 4 acts, by W. Busch.
ns p. f". Typewritten. [Note: A revised
dramatic composition, containing material
amendments, originally copyrighted by Wil-
liam Busch under the title In quad ; or, Court-
ing the wrong lass]

© William Busch, St. Louis; D : 2300, Sept.
4. 1902 ; Ic. Aug. 26, 1903 ; Ic. Sept. 17, 1903.

8110

Commandantur (La); piece en 3 actes, de J.-F.
Fonson. 37 p. (In Lectures pour tous, 15
juin, 1, 15 juillet, 1915)

© June 15, July 1, 15, 1915; Ic. Aug. 31,
1915 ; D : 41608 ; Jean-Frangois Fonson, Paris.

8110a

Commander (The); comic opera in 3 acts, by
B. N. Beal. [24] p. f". Typewritten. [Li-
bretto only]

© Ic. Dec. 17, 1912; D: 31735; Bertram
Noel Beal. Denver. 8111

play in 1 act, by Broughton Tall. 19 p.

4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 20, 1915; D : 39743 ; Stanley
Broughton Tall, Baltimore. 8111a

Commander Jarry, R. N., an Englishman who
escaped from Devil's Island; l)y G. Edwards.
38 p. f". Typewritten.

© Geo. Edwards, London ; D : 14564, Dec.
18, 1908; 2c. Dec. 18, 1908. 8112

Commander (The) of the fleet; a melodrama,
l)y J. W. Harkins, jr.

© James W. Hariiins, jr.. Worcester ; 1892 :
41488, Oct. 13. 8113

Commanding officer; play of American military
life, in 4 acts, by T. B. Sayre. [145] p. 4".
Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 8, 1909 ; D : 17051 ; Theodore
Burt Sayre, New Yorlv. 8114

See also Fall (The) of Port Arthur.

Commanding (A) position; a farcical enter-
tainment, by Amelia Sanford. Philadelphia,
The Penn publisiiing company, 1909. 23 p.
12°.

© Penn pub. co., Philadelphia; D : 15922,
May 22, 1909 ; 2c. May 22, 1909. 8115

Commandment (The); a drama in 4 acts and
O tableaux.

© Thomas B. MacDonough, Brooklyn;
1871 : 11152, Nov. 24. 8116

musical comedy in 2 acts, by W. S. Car-
penter, cover-title, 16 p. 8". Printed. [Li-
bretto only]

© Nov. 27, 1912; 2c. Nov. 30, 1912; D:
31495; W. Spencer Carpenter, Philadelphia.

8117

Comme ils sont tous; comedie en 4 actes, par
A. Aderer et A. Ephrai'm. 32 p. illus. (inch
ports.) (L'lllustration theatrale, no. 159, ler
octobre 1910)

© Oct. 1, 1910 ; 2c. Oct. 29, 1910 ; D : 22411 ;
Adolphe Aderer and Armand Ephraim, Paris.

8118

Comme les feuilles . . .; comedie en 4 actes,
par Giuseppe Giacosa, tr. de Mile. Darsenne.
32 p. illus. (ports.) (L'lllustration theatrale,
no. 133, 18 decembre 1909)

© Dec. 18, 1909 ; 2c. Jan. 7, 1910 ; D : 17887 ;
I\Tlle. Darsenne, Paris. ^ 8119

Comme on fait son lit . . .; vaudeville en 2
actes et 3 tableaux, [de] Jean-Jo.s6 Frappa.
Paris, C. Joubert, 1913. 87 p. 8".

© Oct. 1, 1913 ; 2c. Oct. 25, 1913 ; D : 34834 ;
Joubert, Paris. 8120

Commencement days; a 3 act play of college
girl life, by V. Frame and M. Mayo. [107],
p. f". Typewritten.

© Margaret Mayo and Virginia Frame, New
York; D: 10115. Mar. 11, 1907; 2c. May 7,
1908. 8121

Commerce; a comedy in 3 acts, by A. S. Van
Westrum and F. Allen.

©Adriaan Schade Van Westrum and Frank
Allen. New York ; 1893 : 3946, Jan. 17. 8122

a drama of life in New York city, by J.

Wedekind. 92 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Julius Wedekind, New York ; D : 2866,
Jan. 15, 1903 ; 2c. Jan. 15, 1903. 8123

Commercial (The) drummer; a comedy in 3
acts, bv Thorn IMelrose. Clyde, O.. Ames pub-
lishing company [1890) 24 p. 12". (Ames'
series of standard and minor drama, no. 284)
© Ames pub. co., Clyde, O. ; 1890:39525,
Dec. 13; 2c. Dec. 24. 8124

See also Sam'l of Posen.

Commercial (The) drummers; comedy musical
act, by S. Goldsuiith and G. Hoppe. [7] p.
4°. Typewritten. [Words only]

© Ic. Jan. 6, 1911; D : 23028 ; Sol. Gold-
smith and (iuy Hoppe, Washington. 8125

Commercial (The) stakes; play in 1 act, by
J. P. Devir. 8 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 30, 1913 ; D : 32141 ; Joseph P.
Devir, Philadelphia. 8126

Commercial (The) tourist's bride; by H. S.
Hewitt.

© Joseph A. Jesse!, New York; 1886:

24795, Nov. 2. 8127

5379—15-

-25

385

8128

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

8149

Commercial (The) tourist's bride — Continued.
or, The drummer in trouble, farce-comedy

in 3 acts, rewritten by J. A. Jessel and George

P. Hasbrouck.

© Joseph A. Jessel, New York ; 1889 : 25729,

Aug. 23. 8128

Commercial (The) traveller; a drama in 3 acts,
by J. Sinclair. [Wheeling, W. Va., 1877] 51
p. IG".

© Josiah Sinclair and Wni. Mulhern, United
States ; 1877 : 12593, Nov. 1 ; 2c. Mar. 2, 1878.

8129

Commercial (The) travellers; an original com-
edy in 3 acts and 7 scenes, by G. F. Bailey.
New York, .T. Polhenuis, 1879. 79 p. 8".
Typewritten, with printed title-page.

© George F. Bailey, Brooklyn; 1879:1.5682,
Nov. 20; 2c. Jan. 28, 1880. 8130

Commissaire (Le) et les cam.brioleurs; par
Eniile Archer. 5 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. June 15, 1912; D : 30004 ; Gaumont
CO., New York. 8131

Commission (A); a comedy in 1 act, by Weedon
Grossnuth. New York, S. French ; London,
S. French, ltd., 1904. 25 p. 12°. (On cover:
French's international copyrighted . . . ed. of
the works of tlie best authors, no. 66)

© Samuel French, New York ; D : 5788, Nov.
18, 1904; 2c. Nov. 28, 1904. 8132

Committee-man (The); play in 4 acts, by J. R.
Quinn. 68 p. f". Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 19, 1911; D : 23993 ; James R.
Quinn, Chicago. 8133

Commodore (The); an American farcical opera
in 3 acts, by H. G. Donnelly.

© H. Grattan Donnelly, Philadelphia ; 1890 :
10214, May 17. 8134

a naval drama in 5 acts, by W. L. Roberts.

© Wm. L. Roberts, Milwaukee ; 1898 : 30263,
May 16. 8135

Commodore (The) of Wall street; a comedy
drama in 4 acts, by E. F. Riggs.

® E. F. Riggs, New York ; 1893 : 46906, Oct.
20. 8136

Commodore's (The) grandson. See Jack.

Commodore's (The) will; a drama in 4 acts,
by A. Benrimo.

© Abraham Benrimo, New York ; 1877 :
2042, Feb. 15. 8137

Commodus; an historical play, by Lew Wallace.

© Lewis Wallace, Crawfordsville, Ind. ;
1876: 7207, June 12; 2c. June 20. 8138

Common (The) denominator; a play in 1 act,
by M. Leonard.

© Martin Leonard, New York; D : 1330,
Jan. 20, 1902. 8139

Common (A) fool.

© Henry Campbell, Philadelphia; 1898:
56084, Sept. 27. 8140

Common (The) law; original drama, by L. B.
Parker. [144] p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 4, 1911 ; D : 25678 ; Lem B. Par-
ker, Jer.sey City. 8141

Common (A) law wife; a domestic melodi'ama,
by A. E. Wollf.

© A. E. Wollf, Rochester, N. Y. ; 1898:
17381, Mar. 14; 2c. Mar. 2.5. 8142

Common (A) man; play in 4 acts, bv M. A.

C. C. Lewisohn. [3], 143 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 9, 1913 ; D : 34069 ; Mary Arnold

Crocker Childs Lewi.sohn, Columbus, O. 8143

Common or preferred; play in 4 acts, by H. H.
Armstrong. [2], 44 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 22, 1913 ; D : 34.501 ; Harold H.
Armstrong, Detroit. 8144

Common property; play in 3 acts, by Betsy
Lowndes [pseud, of H. B. AVhite] [112] p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 9, 1914 ; D : 37524 ; Helena Bal-
lard White, San Francisco. 8144a

Common sense; a comedy in 5 acts, by H. B.
Norman. Ms.

© Henry B. Norman, New York ; 1877 :
11065, Sept. 26; Ic. July 11, 1881. 8145

play in 3 acts, by B. Ep.stein. [1], 90 p.

4". Typewritten.

© le. Dec. 1, 1914; D: 38973; Bennett
Epstein, New York. 8145a

Common (A) sense courtship; a 1 act play, by
A. W. Holbrook.

© Amelia Weed Holbrook, New York ; D :
3320, Apr. 20, 1903. 8146

Common (A) sinner; a farce comedy in 3 acts,
by W. De ^'ere.

© William De A^ere, New York ; D : 109,
Feb. 2, 1901. 8147

Common (A) soldier; play in 1 act, by E. F.
Payne. [3], 16 p. 4°. Typev.ritten.

© Ic. Dec. 16, 1914; D: 391 03; Edward F.
Payne, Belmont, Mass. 8147a

Commoners (The); a comedy in 5 acts, by J. W.
Lewis.

© .John Wynder Lewis, Baltimore; D : 192,
Mar. 9, 1901. 8148

Commonwealers (The); a comic oi)era, by M.
NiCdlson.

© Malcolm NicoLson, Alma, Kan.; 1894:

29366. July 13. 8149

386

8150

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

8167

Commotion; or, Mixed micks, or, Whose is it?
a hysterical farce-comedy in 8 acts and 2
scenes, by R. F. Carroll.

© Kichard F. Carroll, New York; 1884:
18833, Sept. 19. 8150

Communard's (The) daughter; play in 4 acts,
by M. Mikol. 47 p. f". Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 29, 1911; D : 28231 ; Maurice
Mikol. New York. 8151

Commune. See Parent by proxy.

Commune (La); a play, by W. Humphreys.

© William Humphreys, New York; 1871:
6240, July 1. 8152

Communion (La) des tout-petits. Srr Cau-
series recreatives sur le dogme et la morale.

Commuters; comedy in 4 acts, by J. Forbes.
ir)3 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 15, 1910; D : 20192 ; .Tames
Forbes, New York. 8153

Como buitres; comedia en 2 actos y en prosa,
(le M. Linares Rivas. Madrid, Biblioteca
Hispania, 1913. 174 p. 12".

© Mar. 28, 1914; Ic. Mar. 30, 1914; D:
36508 ; Manuel Linares Rivas, Madrid. 8153a

Como esta el mundo . . .; pretexto en 1 acto
dividido en 2 cuadros y otro plastico, en prosa
y un poco de verso, original de V. G. Paesa,
mtisica de los maestros .Julian Vivas y An-
tonio Puchol. Madrid [Sociedad de autores
espanoles] 1911. 35, [4] p. 12°. [Libretto
only]

© Aug. 21, 1911; 2c. Aug. 22, 1911; D:
25023; Vicente G. Paesa, Madrid. 8154

Como las flores; paso de comedia, en 1 acto y
en prosa, original de L. Linares Becerra y
,T. de Burgos. Madrid [Sociedad de autores
espaQoles] 1910. 33 p. 12".

© May 19, 1910; 2c. May 20, 1910; D:
21098 ; Luis Linares Becerra y .Tavier de Bur-
gos, Madrid. 8155

Compact (The); play in 3 acts, by C. G. Rothen-
lioefer. [4], 62 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 1, 1910; D : 22701 ; Chas. G.
Rothenhoefer, Baltimore. 8156

Companero (El) de viaje; comedia en 1 acto yen
prosa, original de Miguel de Zarraga. Ma-
drid [Sociedad de autores espanoles] i907. 35
p. 8".

© Miguel de Zarraga, Madrid ; D : 10543.
May 11, 1907; 2c. May 11, 1907. 8157

Companion (A) wanted; a 1 act comedy, by J.
R. Suye.

© James R. Saye, New York ; D : 4163, Oct.
30, 1903. 8158

Company A; a farce comedy in 3 acts, by H.
E. O'Grady.

© Henry Edwin O'Grady, Philadelphia ;
1893 : 40984, Sept. 9. 8159

Company for George; an original fai'cical com-
edy in 3 acts, l)y R. S. Warren Bell. New
York, S. French ; London, S. French, ltd., 1911.
72 p. 16°. ( On cover : French's acting ed.,
2390)

© .Tune 16, 1911; 2c. June 16, 1911; D:
24493; Samuel French, ltd., London. 8160

Company (The) of Korah; drama in 4 acts, by
G. Seibel. [2], 111 p. -i". Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 15. 1914; D : 35665 ; George Sei-
bel, Pittsburgh. 8160a

Company Q in Cuba; comedy in 3 acts, by De
Wolfe and Carle.

© R. L. Carle. Postoria, O. ; 1900 A : 3316,
Feb. 5 ; 2c. Feb. 20, 1901. 8161

Compensated; play in 4 acts, by J. A. Under-
w<.'od. [102] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 31, 1911; D: 24364; John Allen
Underwood, Piqua, O. 8162

Compensation; drama in 1 act, by H. S. Stange.
[2], 7 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 10, 1913; D : 35301 ; Hugh S.
Stange, New York. 8163

play in 4 acts, by J. J. Russell. [4], 83 p.

4". Typewritten.

© Ic. June 28, 1932; D: 30119; .Tacquelyn

J. Russell, York Harbor, Me. 8164

— play in 3 acts, by E. E. Iveays. [79] p.
4". Typewritten.

© Ic. July 15, 1913; D: 33794; Ethelyn

Emery Iveays, Great Neck, N. Y. 8165

by J. M. E. Hart.

p. 1., 101 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 18, 1914 : D : 3S834 ; J. M. Edgar
Hart, Three Rivers, Canada. 8165a

Compensation (A) for living; a play in 4 acts,
by A. R. Oox.

© Annie Raymond Cox, New York ; 1898 :
74.S68, Dec. 20. 8166

Complaisances (Les); comedie en 5 actes, [par]
Gaston Devore. Paris, P. Ollendorff, 1902.
3 p. 1., 324 p. 12°.

© Paul Ollendorff, Paris ; D : 1360. Jan. 28,
1902 ; 2c. Jan. 28, 1902. 8167

Compleat (The) angler; duologue, by Arthur
Scott Craven and J. D. Beresford. New York,
S. French ; London, S. French, ltd., 1915. 24 p.
12".

© Mar. 3, 1915 ; 2c. Mar. 5, 1915 ; I) : 39880 ;
Samuel French, ltd., London. 8167a

387

8168

DEAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

8183

Complete (The) angler; comedy in 3 acts, by
T. H. Kelly.

© Thomas H. Kelly, New York; 1893:
50888, Nov. 15. 8168

Complete atonement. -S'ee Dawning.

Complete Hallowe'en book; by Elizabeth F.
Guptill. Lebanon, O., March brothers L1915]
167 p. 12°.

Dramatic contexts: Who was scared? —
What do you know about ghosts? — Haunted
house. — Playing' brownie. — Hallowe'en shadow
picture show. — Hallowe'en party.

© Oct. 1, 1915; 2c. Oct. 18, 1915; aflf. Oct.
16, 1915 ; A : 414086 ; March bros., Lebanon, O.

8168a

Complete (The) poems of S. Weir Mitchell.
New York, The Century co., 1914. 6 p. 1., 3-
447 p. 12°.

Contents : Dramatic poems. — Francis
Drake. — Philip Vernon. — A medal. — Wind and
sea. — The cup of youth.— The violin. — Fran-
gois Villon.— The miser.— The wager.— Ba-
rabbas.

© Oct. 9, 1914 ; 2e. Oct. 19, 1914 ; A : 380972 ;
Century co., New York. 8168b

Complete surrender; a 1 act dramatic compo-
sition, by F. J. Beaman. 16 p. 4°. Type-
written.
. © Fred J. Beaman, Jackson, Mich. ; D :
4903, Apr. 19, 1904; 2c. Apr. 28, 1904. 8169

Complicated (A) case; a comedy in 3 acts, by
M. E. Swan. Typewritten.

© Mark E. Swan, Chicago; 1897:13926,
Feb. 26; 2c. Feb. 27. 8170

Complication (A); play in 1 act, by M. Walker
and Edith Terry. 8 p. 4°. Typewritten.
© Ic. Jan. 5, 1911; D : 23015 ; Marie

Walker, New York.

8171

Complications; a farce in 1 act, by T. A. Crow-
ley. 12 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Teresa A. Crowley, Brookline, Mass. ; D :
14274, Nov. 12, 1908 ; 2c. Nov. 12, 1908. 8172

Composer (The); farce in 1 scene, by Carlton
Russell Foster. 6 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 8, 1914 ; D : 37260 ; C. R. Foster
CO., Los Angeles. 8172a

Composite (A) bacchante; an original comedy
in 3 acts, by H. Hurst.

© Harrv Hurst, Peru, Ky. ; 1898:33979.
June 2. 8173

Compound power; comedy drama in 4 acts, by
A. C. Nichohis.

© Alexander C. Nicholas, Wadsworth,
Nev. ; 1900 A : 7366, Mar. 20; 2c. Mar. 11,
1901. 8174

Comprachicos (The); a romantic historical
drama in 4 acts, by F. Schoeifel. Type-
written.

© Florence Schoeffel. Brooldyn ; 1896:
65011, Nov. 28; 2c. Nov. 28. 8175

Compromise; schauspiel in 3 acte, von F.
Schneider. [70] p. 4°, Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 23, 1911; D : 23489 ; Friedrich
Schneider, Clifton, N. J. 8176

Compromised; a comedy in 3 acts, by M. Marks.
Typewritten.

© Montague I\Iarks, London ; D : 167, Feb.
25, 1901 ; Ic. Feb. 25, 1901. 8177

drama in 4 acts, by E. S. Ballard. 52 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 9, 1914; D : 36295 ; Ernest S.
Ballard, Eureka, Cal. 8177a

play, by E. Jepson. [2], 19 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Mar. 15, 1913 ; D : 32686 ; Edgar Jep-
son, London. 8178

a play in 1 act, by L. J. Vance. 34 p. 4".

Typewritten.

© Louis Joseph Vance, Rutherford, N. J. ;
D:9951, Feb. 11, 1907; Ic. Feb. 11, 1907.

8179

— play in 3 acts, by H. Drucke. 128 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. July 9, 1915; D : 41191 ; Herman
Drucke, New York. 8179a

— or. High life, a comedy drama in 3 acts,
by J. Hartmann and J. B. Tuft.

© J. Hartmann and J. B. Tuft, New York ;
1888:35514, Dec. 13. 8180

or. The hee-ro-een, a farce burlesque in

1 act, by H. H. Krueger. [14] p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Oct. 21, 1914 ; D : 38720 ; Howard H.
Krueger, Berkeley, Cal. 8180a

Compromising Martha; a comedy in 1 act, by
Keble Howard [pseud, of John Keble Bell]
New York, S. French ; London, S. French, ltd.,
1907. 25 p. 12°. (On cover: French's inter-
national copyi-ighted etl. of the works of the
best authors, no. 109)

© Samuel French, New York ; D : 9713, Dec.
29, 1906; 2c. Oct. 24, 1907. 8181

Compromiping (The) photo; 1 act play, by
A. li. ilbln. 17 p. 8°. I'rinted.

© Dec. 20, 1912; 2c. Dec. 26, 1912; D:
31791 ; Alexander B. Ebin, New York. 8182

Compromising (A) situation; by Rita Carlyle.
15 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Isabella Gillam Duncan, Washington :
D : 7772. Dec. 27, 1905 ; 2c. Jan. 12, 1906.

8183

588

8184

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

8204

Comrade; play in 4 acts, by M. W. Davis. [1].
59 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 14, 1913; D : 34145 ; Malcolm
AVaters Davis, Hartford. 8184

Comrades; a comedietta, by W. A. Sonneborn.

© Walter Armand Sonneborn, Walthani,

Mass. ; 1900 A : 15G87, June 25. 8185

drama in 1 act. by W. H. Nichols. 28 p.

4*. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 16, 1910; D : 20216 ; Walter H.
Nichols, Monrovia, Cal. 8186

— a drama in 3 acts, by G. M. Baker.

© George M. Balver, Boston ; 1877 : 3646,
Mar. 26; 2c. Apr. 2. 8187

— Same.. Bo.ston, Walter H. Baker & co., 1905.

52 p. 12". (On cover: Baker's ed. of plays)

© Emily F. Baker, Wellesley Hills, Mass.,
in renewal for 14 years from Mar. 26, 1905;
D : 5762, Nov. 12, 1904 ; 2c. Feb. 16, 1905. 8188

— -See also Plays; [by] August Strindberg.

Comrade's (A) luck; or, The stolen will, a
Grand Armv drama in 5 acts. Kearney, Neb.,
B. H. Goulding, 1881. 2 p. 1., 27 p. 12".

© James E. Gillespie, Kearney, Neb. ; 1880 :
18023, Nov. 27; 2c. May 21, 1881. 8189

Comte de Blainville; or. Two lives in one, a
serio-comic opera in 3 acts, libretto and music
by G. B. De Wier.

© G. Bertini De Wier, New York; 1885:
15727, July 22. 8190

Comte (Le) de Luxembourg'; operette en 3
actes, livret de A. M. Willner et 11. Bodansky,
adaptation franca ise de R. de Flers et G.-A.
de Caillavet, textes chantes de Jean Benedict,
musique de Franz Lebar. Paris. INIax Eschig,
1912. 3.57 p. 12". [Libretto only]

© Oct. 1, 1912 ; 2c. Dec. 2, 1912 ; D : 31526 ;
Max Eschig, Paris. 8191

Comtesse (La); or. How they won, a society
drama in 5 acts, by B. L. Sanborn. 42 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Blanche L. Sanborn, San Francisco ; D :
3595. June 15, 1903; 2c. July 6, 1903. 8192

Comtesse (La) Berthe; or. Countess Bertha, a
play in 4 acts, by Edouard Cadol, tr. and
adapted by the Franco- American agency for
dramatic literature, ltd.

© Fran(^ois Mons and Louis Nathal, New
York ; 1886 : 7093, Mar. 26. 8193

Comtesse (La) de Somerive; by Theodore Bar-
riere and Madame la baronne Regnault de
Prebois.

© Frederic Delgado, Brooklyn ; 1872 : 6952,
June 28. 8194

Con; or. Davy Jones' locker, a comedy drama
in 4 acts, by F. Williams and G. L. Stout.

© Fred Williams and George L. Stout,
United States; 1886:20496, Sept. 11. 8195

Con & CO.; play in 3 acts, adapted from the
French of Paul Gavault, Zuros Nancey and
Petrocochino Armont, by Oliver Herford.
[165] p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 18, 1910; D : 21829 ; Henry W.
Savage, New York, 8196

Con Conroy and co.; a comedy drama by D.

Sully.

© Daniel Sully, United States; 1889:753,
Jan. 5. 8197

Con Cregan. .S'ce Heart (The) of the Irish-
man,

Con curers; a dramatic composition, by Joseph
M. Weber and Louis M. Fields.

© Weber and Fields, New York; 1898:
14072, Feb. 28. 8198

Con man; drama in 3 acts, by R. E. Dunbar. 112
p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 8, 1912 ; D : 28609 ; Robin Ernest
Dunbar, South Bend, Ind. 8199

Con O'Ragen's secret. See Haunted (The)
mill.

Con toda felicidad; sainete lirico en 1 acto y
en prosa, original de .J. Moyron, mtisica de
Vicente Lleo. Madrid [Sociedad de autoreses-
panoles] 1908. 32 p. 12". [Libretto only]

© Julian Moyron, Madrid ; D : 14706, Jan.
2, 1909 ; 2c. Jan. 2, 1909. 8200

Conca d'oro; azione comico-lirica in 3 atti, di
Ettore Moschino, musica di Arturo de Cecco.
Milano, C. F. Bodro [1911] 2 p. 1., 96 p. 12".
[Libretto only]

© Aug. 22, 1911 ; 2c. Feb. 5, 1912 ; D : 28671 ;
Carlo Francesco Bodro, Milan. 8201

Concealed (The) bed; Scotch comedy sketch in
1 act, by G. Moffat. 28 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 24, 1911; D: 25103; Graham
Moffat, London. 8202

Concealed (The) witness; or. The dark grave

mystery, American drama in 4 acts, by W. S.

Nead, jr. 2 p. 1., 80 p. obi. 4". Typewritten.

© William Silas Nead, jr., Cedar Rapids,

la. ; 1892 : 30394, July 21 ; Ic. Jan. 6, 1893.

8203

Conceit; a comedy in 4 acts, adapted from the
French of Labiche and Martin, by J. M.

Furbish.

© Julia Morton Furbish, Portland, Me. ;
1878 : 4373, Apr. 11. 8204

389

8205

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

8225

Conceit (The) of sex; comedy in 3 acts, by A.
Wynne. [114] p. f". Typewritten.

© Ic. June 14, 1911; D : 24476 ; Ann:i
Wynne, New Yorlc. 8205

Concerning Nancy; an occurrence in 4 staf,'es,
by G. RoUit. [9G] p. 4". Typewritten.

© George Ilollit, London; r):6142, Jan. 27,
1905; 2c. Jan. 27, 1905. 8206

Concerning our own; comedy of unmorality in

4 acts, by Rita Leo. 123 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 27, 1913; D: 32453; Mrs. E. F.

Leo, Mt. Vernon, N. Y. 8207

Conchita; dramatic sl^etch in 1 act by Catherine
Amelia Davy and Catberine Ennna Dewey,
n p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 5, 1010 ; D : 22733 ; Catherine A.
Daw, Chicago, and Catlierine PL Dewey, Kan-
sas City, Mo. 8208

oper in 4 aufziigcn (nacli Pierre Louys' La

Condemned — Continued.

or. The perils of an orphan.

© S. F. Ronard, Pbiladelpliia ; ]87S:1816,

fennue et le pantiu) liir die biilme bearbeitet
von I\raurice Vaucaire und Carlo Zangarini,
deutsch von Alfred Briiggemann, musik von
Riccardo Zandonai. Leipzig, G. Ricordi & c.
1913. 56 p. 12". [Liln-etto onlyl

© Apr. 10, 1913; 2c. Apr. 11, 1013; D:
32921; G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 8209

— opera in 4 acts, from La fennne et le pantin,
by I'ierre Louys, Italian libretto by Mauri zio
Vaucaire and Carlo Zangarini, English ver-
sion by R. H. Elkin, music by Riccardo Zan-
donai. London, (i. lUcordi &, c. 1012. 50 p.
8". [Libretto only]

© June 19, 1912; 2c. June 20, 1912; D:
3<)038; G. Ricordi & co.. Milan. 8210

— opera in 4 atti (da La fennue et le pantiu,
di Pierre Louys) adattamento scenico di Mau-
rizio Vaucaire e (Jarlo Zangarini, musica di
Riccardo Zandonai. Milano [etc.] G. Ricordi
& c, 1911. 58 p. 12°. [Libretto only]

© Nov. 16, 1911; 2c. Nov. 17, 1911; D:
25779; G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 8211

Same. Milano [etc.] G. Ricordi & c, 1911.

56 p. 12°. [Libretto only]

© Feb. 21, 1912 ; 2c. Feb. 23, 1912 ; D : 28803 ;
G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 8212

Conchita of the border; play in 1 act, by H. B.
Ford. 15 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 11, 1913 ; D : 319S6 ; Harrison
Ford, New York. 8213

Conclave (II) di Papa Pio Sesto, anno 1774.
Sec Imposture (Le) del Vaticano e le cru-
delta della S. inquisizione.

Condemned; dramatic sketch in 1 act, by S. J.
Friedman. 11 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 25, 1914; D : 37942 ; Simon J.
Friedman, Cleveland. 8213a

Feb. 11.

8214

Condemned to death; a melodrama in a pro-
logue and 3 acts, adapted, and with original
songs, by (Jeorge Russell Jackson, nmsic by
(diaries D. Blake.

© R. J. Dillon, Boston: 188(5:1444.5. June
24. 8215

Condemned to exile; an original romantic
drama in 7 tableaux, by J. S. licerburger.

© Jeff. S. Leerburger, (^-ilifornia : 1880:
1010, Jan. 16. 8216

Condensed art; or. The lightning artist, a new
and original monologue, in 1 act and 1 scene,
by N. K. Koon.

© Nancy Kate Koon, Philadelphia; 1894:
28829, July 10; 2c. July 10. 8217

Condensed (The) playwright. Sec Stock ex-
change.

Condes (Los) de Carrion; opereta en 1 acto y en
prosa [de] L. de Larra, musica del maestro
Robert Planquette. INIadrid | Sociedad de au-
tores espanoles] 1909. 40 p. 12". [Libretto
only]

© Sept. 23, 1909; 2c. Sept. 24, 1909; D:
1(5869: Luis de Larra, Miidrid. 8218

Conditional (A) pardon; a play in .") acts, by
J. Bradford and F. Stinson.

© Joseph Bradford and Fred Stinson. Bos-
ton ; 1875: 119:37, Nov. 12. 8219

Conditions disclosing the horrors of war; play
in 3 acts, by H. I. Fox. 1 2], 38 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Apr. 4, 1913; D: 32845; Henry L
Fox, North Pitcher, N. Y. 8220

Coney Island; a play in 4 acts, by L. Vider.

© Louis Vider, New York; 1879:13024,
Oct. 2. 8221

— or. Little Ethel's prayer, an original
drama in 5 acts, by G. F. McDonald. 1 p. 1.,
79, 7 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© (Jeorge F. McDonald, Brooklyn ; 1881 :
9310, June 14; 2c. June 20. 8222

— or, Scenes at the iron pier.

© Lillie Hall, United States; 1883:5095.
Mar. 19. 8223

Coney (A) Island girl; a 3 act farce comedy
extravaganza, by C. E. Blaney.

© Chas. E. Blaney, New York; 1895:. 332 17,
June 26. 8224

Confederate (A) colonel; a comedy drama in
4 acts, by J. F. Milliken and F. Keller.

© James F. Milliken and Fred Keller, New-
York ; 1893:23291, May 13. 8225

390

8226

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

8245

Confederate (The) spy; a military drama in 5 Confession — Continued,
acts, bv W. Ellswortli Stedinan. New Yorli.
S. Frencli and son [1887] 51 p. 12°.
(Frencli's standard drama. The acting: ed.,
no. 402)

© Samuel French & son, New York; 1887:
19421, July 28; 2c. Aug. 19. 8226

Same.

© W. Ellsworth Stedmau, Fennville, Mich.,

as the author, in renewal for 28 years. Re-
newal no. 6888, June 24, 1915. Original entry,
July 28, 1887, no. 19421. 8226a

play of Irish folk-life in 1 act, by D.J. Shea.
9 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 8, 1912; D : 29307 ; Dennis .7.
Shea, Brighton, Mass. 8236

Confession is good for the soul; comedy drama
in 1 act, by H. S. Sheldon. [2], 37 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 13, 1913 ; D : 31948 ; H. S. Shel-
don, New York. 8237

Confessional (The) Sec Dramatic episodes.

Confederates; a drama in 1 act, by H. Wood- Confessions of a male flirt; a bachelor's solilo-
quy on the eve of his wedding, by Lawrence
D.Fogg. New York, Dick & Fitzgerald, 1904.
7 p. 16".

© Dick & Fitzgerald, New York; D : 4624,
Feb. 18, 1904; 2c. Mar. 1, 1904. 8238

ville.

© T. H. French, New York; 1899:27973,
Apr. 24 ; 2c. Nov. 17. 8227

romantic comedy for one male and one

female, text and stage business ed. and rev.
by Pauline Phelps and Marion Short. New
York, Edgar S. Werner & co. [1906] 8 p.
12°. (On cover: Werner ed.)

© Edgar S. AVerner, New York ; D : 9474,
Nov. 12, 1906 ; 2c. Nov. 26, 1906. 8228

Confederate's (The) daughter. See Flash (A)
of lightning.

Confessions of a wife.

© Albert H. Woods, New York; D:5422,
Aug. 12, 1904. 8239

— or. From mill to millions.

© Owen Davis stock co., New York ; D :
5885, Dec. 8, 1904. 8240

Confesion (La); comedia en 1 acto y en prosa, Confessions of an actress. See Actress (The)
original de J. Dicenta. Madrid [Sociedad de

autores espanoles] 1908. 26 p. 12°

© .Toaquin Dicenta. Madrid; D: 14692, Jan.
2, 1909 ; 2c. Jan. 2, 1909. 8229

Confession; by P. H. Lewis. 2 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Phil H. Lewis, Memphis, Tenn. ; D : 9794,
Jan. 15, 1907 ; 2c. Jan. 5, 1907. 8230

— by T. Ricketts. 6 p. f°. Typewritten.

[Scenario]

© Ic. Dec. 18, 1909; D : 17740 ; Thomas
Ricketts, Chicago. 8231

— a drama in 1 act, adapted from a French

Confidence; comedy of admonition, by P. Moel-
ler. [1], 34 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 19, 1914 ; D : 36090 ; Philip Moel-
ler. New York. 8240a

Confidence betrayed. See Retribution.

Confidence game.

© Edgar Vaughan, San Francisco; D:
10007, Feb. 21, 1907. 8241

a comedy in 2 acts, by Evelyn G. Whiting.

play.

© European play bureau. New York ; D :
10440, Apr. 29, 1907. 8232

— in 4 acts, by James Halleck Reid. 90 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 24, 1911; D: 24566; Aubrey
Mittenthal, New York. 8233

— play in 1 act, by C. Recht. 20 p. 16°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 12, 1913; D: 32934; Charles
Recht, New York. 8234

by W. AV. Munro and A. W. Gough.

12 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 12, 1913; D: 35087; William
Wallace INIunro and Austin William Gough,
New York. 8235

Boston, W. H. Baker & co., 1900. 26 p. 12°.
(Baker's edition of plays)

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston ; 1900 A :
398, Jan. 4; 2c. Feb. 17. 8242

Confidence restored; by Mrs. W. S. Rosen-
strauch. 7 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Mrs. William S. Rosenstrauch, Newark,
N. J. ; D : 14753, Jan. 6, 1909 ; 2c. Jan. 6, 1909.

8243

Confidence (A) trick; 1 act play, by A. Mar-
shall. [2], 24 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 21, 1913; D : 32742 ; Abigail
Marshall, New York. 8244

Confidential (The) agent; drama in prologue
and 4 acts, by S. B. IMolander and A. Mo-
lander. 65 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Swan B. Molander and Alfred Molander,
Mora, Minn. ; 1892 : 43199, Oct. 25 ; 2c. Oct. 25.

8245

391

8246

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

8266

Confidential (The) clerk; a stirring play in 4
acts, by W. Ellsworth Stednian. New York,
T. H. French ; London, Samuel French, 1892.
51 p. 12". ([French's standard drama. Tlie
acting ed., no. 414] )

© T. H. French, New York ; 1892 : 461B4.
Nov. 12; 2c. Dec. 1. 8246

Confidential evidence; dramatic sketch In 1 act,
by O. F. Baerens. 1.') p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 1, 1913; D:34.-)96; Oscar F.
Baerens. St. Louis. 8247

Confirmed (A) bachelor; a comedy in 1 act,
written expi-essly for the Herald contest, by
G. M. Travis. 32 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© George M. Travis, Peekskill, N. Y. ; 1891 :
41957, Nov. 23; 2c. Nov. 23. 8248

Conflagration (The) /Sre Dramatic works of
Gerhart Hauptmann.

Conflict (The)

•© Sara Miller, New York ; I > : 14567, Dec.
18, 1908. 8249

Same.

© Maurice V. Samuels, New York ; D : 7052,
July 31, 1905. 8250

a drama in 4 acts, by H. B. Hoffman. 142

p. 12°. Typewritten.

© Herman B. Hoffman, New York ; D :
11607, Oct. 28, 1907 ; 2c. Oct. 28, 1907. 8251

— a melodrama in 5 acts and 11 scenes, by
C. W. Currier and T. F. Daniels. 114 p. 4".
Typewritten.

© C. W. Currier and T. F. Daniels, Maple-
wood, N. J. ; D : 5247, July 1, 1904 ; 2c. Aug. 8.
1904. 8252

[play in 5 acts], by J. Gissin. [54] p. 8°.

Ms.

© Ic. June 12, 1912 ; D : 29944 ; James Gis-
sin, New York. 8253

Conflict (The) and reconciliation. See True to
the heart.

Conflict (The) of conscience; play in 4 acts, by
Y. Brooks and C. G. Davis. 4 v. f° . Type-
written.

© Ic. Oct. 17, 1914; D : 38532 ; Virginia
Brooks and Charles Gilbert Davis, Chicai^o.

8253a

Conflict (The) of '88. See Free trade in
America.

Conflict (A) of elements; a comedietta in 1
act, by Edward Heron-Allen.

© C. F. Chatterton, New York; 1888:
81190. Nov. 2. 8254

Conflicts; a 1 act sketch, by M. M. Suck. 15 p.
f. Typewritten.

© Marie Madeleine Suck, Boston ; D : 15630,
Apr. 14, 1909; 2c. Apr. 7, 1909. 8255

Confusion; a comedy in 3 acts, by Joseph Der-
rick, readapted by J. Stetson.

© John Stet.son, Boston ; 1883 : 15698, Aug.
24. 8256

— — ■ a farce in 5 acts, by Julius Rosen.

© George IM. Hyatt, New York; 1883:
19550, Oct. 24. 8257

a farcical comedy in 3 acts, adapted by

- Joseph Derrick, readapted by J. Stetson. Ill

p. 4°. Typewritten.

© John Stetson, Boston ; 1883 : 17761, Sept.

28.; Ic. Sept. 28. 8258

■ an original farcical comedy in 3 acts, by

Joseph Derrick. New York & London, S.
French, 1900. 51 p. 12°. (French's interna-
tional copyrighted edition of the works of the
best author.s, no. 31)

© T. H. French, New York ; 1900 A : 16639,
July 6; 2c. .July 25. 8259

Confusion (A) of automobilists; a 3 act farce
comedv of modern American road life, by
J. AVedekind (Morrill Hazard) 48 p. 4".
Typewritten.

© Julius Wedekind, New York; D : 12205,
Jan. 28, 1908 ; 2c. Jan. 28, 1908. 8260

Confusion (The) of tongues; or. The modern
tower of Babel, by B. Gould and C. L. Ruch.
37 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 20, 1909 ; D : 16298 ; Bennie
Gould and C. L. Ruch, Washington, Pa. 8261

Congeniality; drama in 4 acts, by B. L. Hall.
87 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 2, 1910; D : 20685 ; Burton
Luther Hall, Berkeley, Cal. 8262

Congress; a play in 3 acts, by J. M. Maxwell.

© John Milo Maxwell, Chicago; 1894:
44180, Sept. 21. 8263

or. The pretty triumph of a sentiment, a

serious opera in 2 acts, music by J. B. Grant,
words by N. Babcock.

© John B. Grant and Natt Babcock, United
States; 1880:3111, Feb. 26. 8264

Congress and camp of the American Revolu-
tion. See Rose McCrea.

Congress of Lilliputians and midget comedians
of the world; a spectacular play in 3 acts, by
C. E. Blaney.

© Cluis. E. Blaney, New York; 1896: 5.5921,
Oct. 9. 8265

Congress (The) of nations; or. Meeting of
monarchs, a grand military spectacle in 1
act and 13 scenes, by P. T. Barnum and
company.

© P. T. Barnum & co.. New York ; 1875 :
2897. Mar. 27. 8266

392

8267

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

8287

Congress of 1950. See Women in politics.

Congressional aspirants.

© Perry bros., San Francisco ; 1883 : 1606.
Jan. 24. 8267

Congressman (The) ; comedy in 3 acts, by W. C.
Parker. Philadelphia, Penn pub. co., 1914.
60 p. 12°.

© Nov. 17, 1914; 2c. Nov. 20, 1914; D:
38853; Penn pub. co., Philadelphia. 8267a

play in 4 acts, by L. Hasbroudv. [86] p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 14, 1913 ; D : 32680 ; Lascelles
Hasbrouck, Passaic. N. J. 8268

Congressman (A) at large; dramatic composi-
tion, by G. W. Quigley. 20 p. A". Type-
written.

© George William Quigley, New York ; D :
1915, May 29, 1902; 2c. May 29, 1902. 8269

Congressman Kitty; political travesty in 1 act,
by F. J. Beaman and Clifford Ivins. [2], 21
p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 2, 1913; D : 33979 ; Fred J.
Beaman, Washington. 8270

Congresswoman (The); an entirely original
farce-comedy in 3 acts, by T. D. Beasley and
F. H. Mead. San Diego, Cal., Kimball-Beas-
ley company [1895] 59 p. 12".

© T. D. Beaslev and F. H. Mead, United
States, 1895:8100, Feb. 5; 2c. Feb. 23. 8271

Conjugal (A) drama.

See Camaleonte.
24 p.

Conjurism; by L. E. Pennington.
Typewritten.

© Louis Ernest Pennington, Philadelphia;
D : 12584. Mar. 19, 1908 ; 2c. Mar. 11, 1908.
[Note : Copies have title, Conjurism, voodo-
ism, or hypnotism] 8272

Conjurism, voodoism or hypnotism,
jurism.

See Con-

Conjuror (The); play in 3 acts, by H. W. Leon-

;ird. [51] p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 9, 1911; D: 25984; Harry W.
Leonard. New York. -, 8273

Conjuror Cupid; or, The legerdemain of love,
a novelty comedy in 3 acts, by Harry Carter
Irwin.

© H. C. Irwin, Baltimore; D : 9334, Oct.

27, 1906.

8274

Conn; or. Love's victory, a drama of the
strikes, bv L. S. Powell and J. C. Frank.
Clyde, O., A. D. Ames [1885] 1 p. 1., 28 p.
12".

© A. D. Ames, Clyde, O. ; 1886 : 32.50, Feb.
6 ; 2c. Feb. 6. 8275

Conn A. Mara; or. The O'Neills of the Red
hand, an Irisli comedy drama in 3 acts and
10 scenes, by C. E. Verner.

© Charles E. Verner, New York; 1897:
60757, Oct. 27. 8276

Connais-toi; piece en 3 actes, [par] P. Hervieu.
[Paris, Impr. de I'lllustration, 1909] 1 p. 1.,
57 p. 12°.

© Paul Hervieu, Paris ; D : 15744, Apr. 30,
1909 ; 2c. Apr. 30, 1909. 8277

Sec also Know thyself. — Theatre complet;

[de] Paul Heiwieu.

Connecticut country life. Sed Edgewood folks.

Connecticut peach; comedy in 1 act, by F.
Chamberlin. 43 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 30, 1910; D : 20628 ; Frederick
Chamberlin, Boston. 8278

Connecticut's tramp mystery; a play in 3 acts,
by W. C. Tanner. Typewritten.

© William Charles Tanner, New I'ork ;
1898 : 32297, I\Iay 25 ; Ic. May 25. 8279

Connemara; or, Ireland as it is, a melo-drania
in 5 acts and 9 scenes, by W. D. O'Brien.

© William Desmond O'Brien, New York ;
1890:36621, Nov. 20. 8280

Connie's clothes; by U. Davis. 29 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ulvsses Davis, Chicago : D : 15829, May
11. 1909 ; 2c. May 7, 1909. 8281

Connoisseur (The); drama in 4 acts, by Dorothy
L. Bristol. [4], 67. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 16, 1912: D : 30274 ; Ida H.
Smith, New York. 8282

Connubial bliss.

© Lane and Roberts, Utica, N. Y. ; D : 560,
June 10, 1901. 8283

Conquered; a drama by H. Peterson, based on
a French drama, by Octave Feuillet.

© Henry Peterson, Philadelphia ; 1876 :
9163, Aug. 5. 8284

Conquered by the cross; blaidc verse tragedy,
by V. P. Sullivan, ii, 49 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 8, 1910; D: 21302; Vincent P.
Sullivan, Brooklyn. 8285

Conquering Cupid; an operetta in 2 acts, bv
n. J. Jewett.

© Hugh J. Jewett, Harford County, Md. ;
D: 12724, Apr. 10, 1908. 8286

Conquering Kate; comedy in 4 acts, by R. C.

Smith. 124 p.

© Ic. Jan
Creighton Smith, Thomaston, Me,

4°. Typewritten.

30, 1913 ; D : 32140 ;

Rita
8287

393

8288

DEAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

8308

Conqueror (The); si comedy, by H. A. D'Arcy.

© Hush Antoine D'Arcy, New York; D:

1771. Apr. 23. 1902. 8288

love drama in 3 .acts, by Johann Wiegand,

authorized tr. by Amelia Von Ende.

© Gustav Wiegand. Brooklyn ; D : 6793.
.Tune 2. 1905. 8289

Conquest (The); by }^. T. Graves. 77 p. S".
Typewritten.

"© Ic. Mar. 17, 1910; D: 20477; Belden Tay-
lor Graves, St. Louis. 8290

by S. N. Cottermaii.

© Stanlev N. Cotterman. Ghieafro ; 1) ; 12965,
May 13. 196,S. 8291

ec.niedy in 3 acts, by W. O. Iserloh. 93 p.

4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Mav 27. 1913; D : 33342 ; Wm. O.

8292

S. James. [2],

Iserloh, Los Angeles.
— drama in 4 acts, by A. A.

121 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 5, 1914 ; D : 3.5926 ; Alice Archer
Sewall James, Washington. 8292a

— a historical drama in 5 acts, by Eva Emery

Dye.

© Claude Boyd Clement, Portland, Or. ; D :
3845, Aug. 19, 1903. 8293

play in 4 acts, by H. C. Erickson. 46 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 29, 1910 ; D : 22182 ; Hannah C.
Erickson. Santa Clara. Cal. 8294

a romance of the Lewis and Clark expe-
dition, dramatized in 4 acts, by P. F. Rogo-
way and Claude B. Clement. 101 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Phil. F. Rogoway, Portland, Or. ; D : 6.590.
Apr. 28, 1905; 2c. Apr. 28, 1905. 8295

a society comedy drama, by J. McGrath

and P. W. Hyde.

© James McGrath and Paul Woodworth
Hvde. Pittsburgh; D : 3350, Apr. 28, 1903.

8296

Conquest (A) conquered; a drama in 4 acts [by
G. Griswold]

© Grace Griswold, Chicago; 1897:61989,
Nov. 3 ; 2c. Nov. 3. 8297

Same. Typewritten.

© Grace Griswold, Chicago ; 1897 : 403, Jan.
2; 2c. Jan. 5. 8298

Conquest (The) of Anne; drama in 3 acts, by
M. Van der Voort. [8], 48 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Oct. 14, 1913; D: 34710; Maybelle
Van der Voort, Palo Alto, Cal. 8299

Conquest of Granada. See Representative
English dramas from Dryden to Sheridan.

Conquest (The) of Jerusalem; a grand spec-
tacular drama, by I. Kiralfy.

© Inn-e Kiralfy, New York; 1888:3-5323,
Dec. 11. 8300

Conquest (The) of Mexico; a dramatic specta-
cle, by I. W. Edwards. 2 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Irving W. Edwards, Brooklyn ; D : 12664.
Apr. 2, 1908 ; 2c. Apr. 8, 1908. 8301

— a scenic and romantic compositicm, by J.
Rettig. 44 p. obi. f". Typewritten.

© John Rettig, Cinciimati : 1887 : 23869,
Sept. 20; Ic. Oct. 17, 1888. 8302

— a spectacular historical i)lay in 5 acts and
2 tableaux, by G. F. Euler. Typewritten.

© George F. Euler, San Francisco; 1883:
2036, Jan. 31; 2c. Oct. IT. 1894. 8303

See also Cortez. — Montezuma. — Other

See Peter and
Conquest (The) of Quebec. See Wolfe.

gods.

Conquest (The) of Porto Rico.
Pepita.

Conquistadora (La); pasatiempo comico-lirico
en 1 acto y 3 cnadros, original de J. Romeo,
mfisica del maestro Manuel Quislant. Ma-
drid I Sociedad de autoivs espanoles] 1915.
31 p. 12". [Libretto only]

© June 24, 1915; Ic. June 25, 1915; D:
41070; Jose Romeo. Madrid. 8303a

Conrad; <»r, The hand of a friend, drama in 3
acts, by F. Dumont.

© Frank Dumont, New York ; 1882 : 740,
Jan. 16. 8304

Conquest (The) of England,
six, by Jove!

See Ten-sixty-

Same. Chicago, The Dramatic publishing

CO. [1897] .39 p. 16".

© Dramatic pub. co., Chicago ; 1897 : 59874,
Oct. 22; 2c. Oct. 21. 8305

Conrad and Lizzette; a drama in 4 acts, by
W. H. Laugdon and 1*. M. Allison.

© W. H. Langdon and P. M. Allison, Balti-
more; 1875:4325, Apr. 28. 8306

Conrad and Medora; or. The cheerful corsair
and his beauteous bride, a burlesque in 3
acts, by .7. Cheever Goodwin.

© .Tames Valentine Taylor, Cambridge,
Mass.; 1876:9079, Aug. 3. 8307

Consanguinity; or. Countess Donati, a Roman
emotional play in 4 acts, by F. J. Hallo. Ill
p. f". Typewritten.

© Frank J. Hallo, Minneapolis; 1893:
13832, Mar. 20 ; 2c. May 3. 8308

394

8308

COPYKIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

8326

Consarning' Sairey 'TJggins; 1 act farce, by
Wiirrid Blair. London, Joseph Williams, ltd.,
1914. 19 p. 12°.

<g) June 11, 1914; Ic. June 12, 1914; D:
37296; Joseph Williams, ltd., London. 8308a

Conscience. Ms.

© A. E. Lancaster and Julian Magnus, New
York ; 1876 : 722, Jan. 14 ; 2c. May 16. 8309

a drama, by A. N. Shideler.

© Albert Newton Shideler. New York ;
1898:34332, June 4; 2c. June 4. 8310

dramatic sketch, by R. T. Kettering. 13

p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr.3,191o: D : 402.^i9 : Ralph Thomas

Kettering, Chicago.

8310a

— morality operetta for children and grown
ups in 3 acts, by .7. de Grandniont, music by
Yvonne Koniger. 79 p. pis. 8". Printed.
[Words only]

© July 28. 1915; 2c. July 20, 1915; D:
41327 ; Jules de Grandniont. New York.

8310b

— play in 3 acts, by S. B. Tall. [168] p. 4".

Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 5, 1914: D:3S063; Stanley
Broughton Tall, Baltimore. 8310c

— -playlet in 1 act, by Horace Hazeltine
[pseud, of C. S. Wayne] 20 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Jan. 25, 1913; D: 32083; Charles
Stokes Wayne, Point Pleasant, N. J. 8311

— a spot-light drama, a story told in flashes,
by Momus [pseud, of] M. Ryder. 6 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© ]\Iaxwell Ryder, London ; D : 9818, Jan.
21, 1907; 2c. Jan. 24, 1907. 8312

Conscience (La) de I'enfant; piece en 4 actes, de
G. Devore. [Paris] 1899. 1 p. 1., 64 p., 1 1.
12''.

© Gaston Devore, Paris; 1899:81448, Dec.
16; 2c. Dec. 16. 8313

Conscience money; an original comedy in 3 acts.

© L. Israels. New York: 1873:10076, Sept.

6. 8314

Conscious lovers. Sec Representative English
dramas fi'om Dryden to Sheridan.

Conscript (The); a plav in 6 acts, bv W. li.
Mitchell. 2 p. 1., 27 p. 8".

© William L. Mitchell, Chicago; 1877:
10195, Sept. 4; 2c. Jan. 12. 8315

Conscript (The) of Croisey Yew; a pastoral
drama in 5 acts, by W. H. Grimkg.

© AVm. H. Grimke, New York ; 1894 : 55710,
Nov. 30. 8316

Conscript (The) of Goldinger; a di*ama in 4
acts, from Russian history, by S. V. Vic-
torson.

© S. V. Victorson, Boston ; 1882 : 1192, Jan.
23. 8317

Conscription (The) stafE; a play in 4 acts, by
Isaac Landman. 43 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Isaac Landman, Montreal, Canada ; D :
2084, June 24, 1902; 2c. June 24, 1902. 8318

Consejo (Un) de amigo; entremfe en prosa de
costumbres andaluzas, original de A. Saenz y
Saenz. Madrid [Sociedad de autores espa-
noles] 1914. 24 p. 12".

© Mar. 28, 1914; Ic. Mar. 30, 1914; D:
36511; Antonio SJlenz y Saenz, Madrid. 8318a

Consequences; a comedy, by T. Frost.

© Thomas Frost, New York ; 1893 : 33261.
July 14. 8319

drama in 3 acts, by T. W. Broadhurst.

[100] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 1, 1911; D : 23240 ; Thomas W.
Broadhurst. New York. 8320

Considerable (A) courtship; a farce in 1 act,
by Bessie Blair Smith. Philadelphia. The Penn
pub. CO., 1900. 11 p. 12°.

© Penn pub. co., Philadelphia ; 1900 A : 17373,
July 14; 2c. July 14. 8321

Considerable dream; dramatic sketch in 1 act,
by C. T. Wolfe. [11] p. f°. Ms. and type-
written.

© Ic. Apr. 26, 1911 ; D : 24063 ; Charles T.
Wolfe, Chicago. 8322

Consolar al triste; sainete en 1 acto en prosa,
oi-iginal de A. Casero. Madrid [Sociedad de
autores espanoles] 1915. 29 p. 12".

© Aug. 30, 1915 ; Ic. Sept. 1, 1915 ; D : 41638 :
Antonio Casero, Madrid. 8322a

Consolation; a monologue sketch, by Con T.
Murpliy.

© Charles E. Davie.s, New Orleans ; D : 2658,
Nov. 12, 1902. 8323

Consolation (The) prize; an American comedy
in 3 acts, by J. A. Chew.

© .Tames Alfred Chew, Winslow, Bucks.
England ; I> : 3442, May 16, 1903. 8324

Consoler (The) See Eternal (The) feminine.

Consort (A) of heroines; a representation of
literary characters in 3 scenes, by Harriet
Wheeler. Chicago, T. S. Denison [1902]
15 p. 12°.

© T. S. Denison, Chicago ; D ; 2450, Oct. 8,
1902 ; 2c. Nov. 13, 1902. 8325

Conspiracy; by A. F. St. John. 305 p. obi. f°.
Ms.

© Alice Freet St. John, Kansas City, Mo. ;
1886 : 14135 ; June 19 ; Ic. June 19. 8326

395

8327

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

8348

Conspiracy — Continued.

an American drama in 4 acts.

© P. H. Duffy, New York ; 1887 : 5068, Mav.
4. 8327

a comedy in 3 acts, by D. O'Connell.

© Daniel O'Connell. San Francisco; 1883:
23043: Dec. 12. 8328

a drama, by A. R. Haven.

© Albert lioland Haven. New York; 1885:
25006. Nov. 30. 8329

a drama in 4 acts, by ^l. M. Thrane.

© Marcus Moeller Thrane, La Crosse, Wis. :
1879; 7710. June 9. 8330

dramatic sketch, by C. W. Calhoun. 12 p.

4^ Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 25. 1910; D: 22381; C. W. Cal-
houn. Berkeley, Cal. 8331

dramatic sketch in 1 act, by Wm. Organ.

Milwaukee, A. A. Reim [1910] 16 p. 16°.

© Apr. 15. 1911 ; 2c. Apr. 21, 1911 ; D : 24010 ;
Adolph E. Reim, INIilwaukee. 8332

a play in 4 acts, by .Tohn Drake. Cincin-
nati, Miller & co., 1878.

© Miller & co., Cincinnati ; 1878 : 4843, Apr.
22. 8333

a political tragedy in 3 acts, by O. W. [or

W. O.] Andrae. Washington, 1888. 30 p. 8°.

© O. W. Andrae, Washington; 1888:8497.

Mar. 22; 2c. Apr. 5. 8334

See also Giordano. — Richelieu. — Yonkers

cliff.

Conspiracy (The) of Cataline; a tragedy in 3

acts, founded on history, by H. G. Chase.

© Howard Gibbs Chase. New York; 1889:

36086. Nov. 27. 8335

Conspiracy (The) of Pontiac; American pageant
play in 4 acts, by K. G. Eastman and Charles
A. Eastman. .56"p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 13, 1915 ; D : 40721 ; Elaine Good-
ale Eastman, Amherst, Mass. 8335a

Conspiracy (The)
comedies.

of the Pozzi. See Three

Conspiradores (Los); sainete Ifrico en 1 acto y
2 cuadros, original do A. IMatilla y J. Mal-
donado, mfisica de los maestros Breton (A.)
V Cambronero. Madrid [Sociedad de autores
espafioles] 1909. 45 p. 12". [Libretto only]
© July 2. 1909 ; 2c. July 14. 1909 ; D : 16242 ;
Aurelio Matilla y Jose Maldonado, Madrid.

8336

Conspirator (The); a romantic drama in 4 acts,
by Jean Moreau [pseud.]

© F. E. Janette, Owosso, Mich. ; 1894 : 3335,
Jan. 12. 8337

Conspirator (The) — Continued.

Same. Typewritten.

© Fred. E. Janette, Owosso, Mich.; 1894;
7655, Apr. 3; 2c. Apr. 3. 833£

a tragedy in 5 acts, by J.

L. Hempstead.
Memphis, IVnn. [1880] 68 p. 12°.

© Junius L. Hempstead, Memphis, Tenn. ;
1880 : 13056. Aug. 25 ; 2c. Aug. 25. 8339

Conspirators; comedy in 2 acts for girls only,
bv Evelvn Sinnns. New York, Dick & Fitz-
gerald, 1910. 22 p. 12°.

© Jan. 18, 1910; 2c. Jan. 19, 1910; D:
17967 ; Dick & Fitzgerald. New York. 8340

— - in 4 acts, by A. S. Burleson. [127] p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. July 18, 1911; D : 24719 : Adele S.
Burleson. Austin, Tex. 8341

See also Remorse.

Conspirators (The) and lovers.
(The) war of 1900.

See Social

Conspirators (The) of Thompson street.
Julius, the snoozer.

See

Constable (The); rural comedy drama in 4 acts,
by A. F. Baxter. [3]. 37 p. f. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. May 8, 1912 ; D : 29601 ; Arthur F. Bax-
ter, Ottumwa, la. 8342

Constable Pike, detective; (piaint comedy in 1
act, by George Totten Smith. 18 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. May 19, 1910; D : 2106S ; Clement G
Blevins, New York. 8343

Constance; comic opera in 3 acts, book by G. G.
Hollister, rev. by F. D. Bloomfield, music by
F. D. Bloomfield. 67 p. f°. Typewritten.
[Libretto only]

© Ic. Jan. 26, 1910 ; D : 20035 ; F. D. Bloom-
field, Buffalo. 8344

a drama in 5 acts.

© Solomon Imanuel Obermeier, New York;
1885 : 26491, Dec. 16. 8345

a drama in 3 acts, by W. H. Varney.

© W. Horace Varney, Boston; 1899:40199,

June 19.

8346

or, A recollection of Gettysburg, a drama

in 4 acts, by Elio Apraford [pseud, of Adolfo
Pierra] 38 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© A. Pierra, Philadelphia ; 1882 : 7120, IMay
3 ; 2c. Mar. 26, 1891. 8347

Constance de Brolie; a play in 4 acts, by F. W.
Ruger. Acting ed. [64] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Florence AYhite Ruger, Chicago ; 1895 :
12498, Mar. 2 ; 2c. Apr. 1. 8348

396

8349

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

8367

Constance of Armagnac; play in blank verse,
in ,") acts, by L. C. Schem. [2], 72 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 16, 1911; D : 23113 ; Lida C.
Schem, Hoboken, N. J. 8349

Constancy; a comedy.

© Mary E. B. Emery, Salem, Mass. ; 1897 :
41166, July 15. 8350

a domestic drama in 3 acts, by R. J. De

Cordova.

© R. J. De Cordova, New York; 1872:
10078, Sept. 19. 8351

a drama in 3 acts, by W. H. McCartney

(Major Muldoon) and J. H. Selwyn.

© Wm. H. McCartney and John H. Selwyn,
New York ; 1871 : 4166, May 5. 8352

play in 1 act, by William Smith O'Brien.

Construction du theatre et des ombres.
Ombres chinoises.

See

[2], 13 p. f". Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 18, 1912; D : 31413 ; W. S.
O'Brien. St. Louis. 8353

— • a romantic drama in 8 acts, by R. J. De

Cordova.

© R. J. De Cordova, New York ; 1879 ; 4310.
Apr. 2. 8354

Constancy unrewarded. See Admirable (The)
Bashville.

Constant (The) lover; a comedy of youth in 1
act, by St. John Hankin. London, S. French,
ltd. ; New York, S. French [1912] 24 p. 12°.

© Mar. 4, 1912 ; 2c. Mar. 5, 1912 ; D : 28938 ;
Samuel French, ltd., London. 8355

Constantine; by C. D. South.

© Chas. D. South, Santa Clara, Cal. ; D:
15678, Apr. 21, 1909. 8356

Roman drama in 5 acts, by C. D. South.

76 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 2. 1913 ; D : 33382 ; Charles Dan-
iel South, Santa Clara, Cal. 8357

a tragedy, by J. C. Kittredge. Boston, The

author, 1881. 74 p. 12°.

© J. C. Kittredge, United States; 1881:
11417, July 23; 2c. July 23. 8358

or, The victory of the cross, historical play

in 4 acts, adapted from the German, by T.
Krebs. [31] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 30, 1913 ; D : 34897 ; Tony Krebs,
Boston. 8359

Constantinople; an original spectacular drama,
by D. Belasco and J. A. Heme.

© David Belasco and James A. Heme, San
Francisco ; 1879 : 6671, May 17. 8360

Constanza; a play in 5 acts, by C. W. Brink.
© C. W. Brink, Washington; 1881:13843,
Sept. 9. 8361

Consuelo; comedia en 3 actos y en verso, por
Adelardo Lopez de Ayala, ed. with an intro-
duction and notes by Aurelio M. Espinosa . . .
New Yorlv, H. Holt and companv,1911. x. 212
p. front, (port.) 16°.

© Dec. 1, 1911 ; 2c. Dec. 19, 1911 ; A : 303476 ;
Henry Holt & co.. New York. 8362

musical drama in 6 acts, by George Sand,

tr. by Fayette ftobinson. dramatized by E. S.
Shiuuick. 102 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 6, 1914; D: 38719; Ella Searle
Shinniek, Columbu.s, O. ' 8362a

a play in 4 acts, by C. A. Norcross. Type-

written.

© Charles A. Norcross, Washington; 1900
A : 701, Jan. 6 ; 2c. Feb. 3. 8363

Consular assistance; or. Official resistance,
farcical divertisemeut in 1 act, bv L. N. Rob-
erts. 28 p. 12°. Printed.

© May 4, 1914 ; Ic. May 26, 1914 ; D : 37278 ;
Lewis Niles Roberts. London. 8363a

or, Un mauvais quart d'heure, brief di-

vertisement, by L. N. Roberts. Dover, Eng-
land, Grigg and son, 1914. 16 p. 12°.

© Apr. 24, 1914; Ic. May 15, 1914; D:
37063; Lewis Niles Roberts, London. 8363b

Consulesa (La); comedia en 2 actos. de S. y J.
Alvarez (Juintero. Madrid [Sociedad de au-
tores espanoles] 1914. 75 p. 12".

© Mar. 15, 1915; Ic. Mar. 17, 1915; D:
40052 ; Serafin y Joaquin Alvarez Quintero.
Madrid. 8363c

Consul's (The) daughter; a drama in 5 acts and
7 tableaux, by A. Corbett.

© Adolphe Corbett, New York ; 1883 : 7228 ;
Apr. 17. 8364

a romantic comedy drama in 4 acts, bv

E. C. Ellis.

© Edward C. Ellis, Chicago; 1898:44018,
July 23; 2c. July 28. 8365

See also Princess Sachinka.

Consul's (The) wife.

© Walter S. Shoemaker, Saratoga Springs,
N. Y. ; D : 4815, Mar. 24, 1904. 8366

Consultation (La); comedie en 1 acte, pour
.ieunes ftlles (d'apres line esquisse du Figaro
illustre) Philadelphia, 1904. cover-title. 24
p. 8°. (Petites comedies faciles et amusantes
arrangees pour les ecoles americaines, no. 1)

© Edward Roth, Philadelphia; D : 5027,
May 14, 1904 ; 2c. May 9, 1904. 8367

397

8367

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

8382

Consultation (Une); com§die en 1 acte pour
joiines filles, par Alexandi'e Guillet. New
York, W. R. Jenkins company [1914] 2 p. 1.,
[3]-14 p. 12°. ([Theatre pour la jeunesse,
no. 10])

© Sept. 28, 1914; 2c. Oct. 21, 1914; D:
38646; William R. Jenkins co.. New York.

8367a

Contempt for suspicion; a drama in 5 acts, by
I^ewis Cliarles.

©Elijah Lewis Charles, United States; 1885;
17966; Aug. 24. 8368

Contempt of court; a farce comedy in 3 acts,
by H. Ringrose.

© Hvacintlie Ringrose, Fall River, Mass.:
1897 : 16034, Mar. 8. 8369

Contender; a drama in 4 a<ts. l)y H. Connelly.
78 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Hubert Connelly, Buffalo ; D : 14793, Jan.
11, 1909 ; 2c. Jan. 12, 1909. 8370

Contented (The) Japanee; in 3 acts and 4
scenes, by R. H. Rhodes.

© Ralph H. Rhodes, Columbus, O.; D : 6164,
Jan. 31, 190.5. 8371

Contented with life; burlesque in 2 parts, by
G. E. Glaser. [2], 65 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. June 13, 1910 ; D : 21330 ; George E.
Glaser, New York. 8372

Contented (A) woman; a dramatic composition
in 4 acts, by C. Hoyt.

© Charles Hoyt, Charlestown, N. H. ; 1897 :
19372, Mar. 25; 2c. Mar. 25. 8373

Contes (Les) d'Hoffmann (The tales of Hoff-
mann); fantastic opera in 4 acts, book by Jules
Barbier, nuisic by Jacques Offenbach, Eng-
lish version by Louis Bazin [pseud, of C. F.
Manney] Boston, Oliver Ditson company,
[etc., etc.] 1908. 58 p. 8".

© Charles Fonteyn Manney. Boston ; D :
14105, Oct. 13, 1908 ; 2c. Oct. 13, 1908. 8374

■ opera in 4 acts, with an original and novel

Contes (Les) de Poe.
ffar Poe.

See Tales (The) of Ed-

first act and other important changes, book by
Jules Barbier, music by J. Offenbach, new
English version by Charles Alfred Byrne.
New York, C. E. Burden, 1907. 51 p. 8°.
[Libretto only. French and English]

© Steinway & sons. New York ; D : 11473,
Oct. 7, 1907 ; 2c. Nov. 15, 1907. 8375

Contes (Les) de Perrault; f eerie lyrique en 4
actes et 20 tableaux, poeme de Arthur Berngde
et Paul de Choudens, musique de Felix Four-
drain. Paris, Choudens, 1913. 2 p. 1., 136 p.
12°. [Words only]

© Dec. 27, 1913; 2c. Jau. 19, 1914; D:
35706; Choudens, Paris. 8375a

See also Foret (La) bleue.

Contessa (La) Trigona: un idillio di sanguenell'
Hotel Rebecchino in Roma, dramma in 4 atti,
[di] L. Casaburi. New York, Andria & Mas-
simo, 1911. 44 p. 16°.

© May 13, 1911 ; 2c. May 15, 1911 ; D : 24263 ;
lAiigi Casaburi, Now York. 8376

• See also Tragedy (A) in Rome.

Contest (The) of the century. See Fitzsim-
mons-Corbett fight.

Contest (The) play; a farcical comedy in 1 act,
l)y E. C. Bunnei".

© Elizabetli C. Bunner, Oakland, Cal. :
1897 : 39861, July S. 8377

Continental America; a grand historical, spec-
tacular repr(\sentation in 4 acts. 5 tableaux
and pictures, by A. P. Wirt.

© Aaron Peun Wirt, Lancaster, Pa. ; 1898 :
17793, Mar. 16 ; 2c. Oct. 10, 1899. 8378

Continental (The) chief, "Washington; a new
original historical drama in 5 acts and sev-
eral tableaux, by M. Walsh.

© Marie Walsh, Brooklyn : 1875 : 140S9.
Dec. 31. 8379

Continental (The) Congress; dramatization, by
J. L. McBrien. 36 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 25. 1915 ; D : 42076 ; Jasper L.
McBrien. AVashington. 8379a

Continental (The) dragoon; a comedy drama in
2 acts, by E. M. Spooner.

© Edna May Spooner, United States; D:
873, Sept. 17, 1901. 8380

Continental drama; Calderon, Corneille, Racine,
Moliere, Lessing, Schiller, with introductions,
notes and illustrations. New York, P. F. Col-
lier & sou [1910] 1 p. 1., 474 p., 1 1. front,
(port. ) plates. 8". (The Harvard classics, ed.
by C. W. Eliot, v. 26.)

f!oiNTENTS : Life is a dream, by Pedro Cal-
deron de la Barea. — I'olyeucte, by Pierre
Corneille. — Phaedra, by Jean Baptiste Ra-
cine.— Tartuffe; or. The hypocrite, by Jean
Baptiste Poquelin Moliere. — Minna von Barn-
helm ; or. The Soldier's fortune, by G. E. Less-
ing.— AVilhelm Tell, by Johann Christoph
Friedrich von Schiller.

© Feb, 2, 1910 ; 2c. Feb. 16, 1910 ; A : 256782 ;
P. F. Collier & son. New York. 8380a

Continental (The) kettledrum.

© Virginia L. Patterson, Kokonio, Ind. ;
1896: 18367, INlar. 23; 2c. Mar. 23. 8381

— a home tahMit entertainment, by V. Sharpe
Patterson.

© Virginia Sharpe Patterson, Kokomo,
Ind.; 1895:6324, Jan. 26. 8382

398

8383

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

8400

Contingencies; great tragic labor drama in 3
acts, by G. A. La Fayette.

.© G. A. La Fayette, Denver; 1889:19155,
June 6. 8383

Contingent (The) social, economic and indus-
trial crisis. See Plutocrat (The)

Contonisten (Die); or. The contonists.

© Jacob M. Goldberg, Albany ; D : 5439,
Aug. 9, 1904. 8384

Contonists (The) See Contonisten (Die)

Contraband; play in 4 acts, by W. B. Carlock.
87 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 28,1915 ; D : 40507 ; Wayne Bryan
Carlock, North Salem. N. Y. 8384a

play in 1 act, by W. F. Connor and — Ful-
ler. [9] p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 6, 1912 ; D : 29301 ; Wm. F. Con-
nor, New York. 8385

Contrabandista (The) ; the Paddock-Mosber ver-
sion of F. C. Bui-nand and Arthur Sullivan's
c<miic-romantic opera. Albany, N. Y., 1879.

© William H. Paddock and Theodore
Mosher, Albany ; 1880 : 1297, Jan. 22 ; 2c. Feb.
19. 8386

Contract (The); situation in 3 acts, by A. Hirsch
and R. Tracy. [5], 40 p. f". Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 22, 1913; D: 32037; Alex. Hirsch
and Royal Tracy. New York. 8387

Contractor (The); 5 act play, by B. K. Horning.
79 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Bertha King Horning, Milwaukee; D :
15953, May 24, 1909 ; 2c. INLiy 24, 1909. 8388

Contrarie Mary; (operetta in 2 acts, book and
lyrics by Robert G. Beck and B. St. John, music
by Willis A. Diekema, Earl V. Moore and Row-
land Fixel. 64 p. 4". Typewritten. [Li-
brettto only]

© Ic. May 19, 1913; I ) : 33431 ; Bert St.
John, Detroit. 8389

Contrary Mary; comedy in 3 acts, by Edith El-
lis. New York, S. French; London, S. French,
ltd., 1912. 110 p. 12°.

© Aug. 29, 1912 ; 2c. Sept. 7, 1912 ; D : 30757 ;
Samuel French. New York. 8390

Contrast; a comedy in 1 act, adapted from the
l<^rench [Je dine chez ma mere, by Adrien De-
courcelle and Lambert Thiboust] by E. Mar-
bury. 50 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Elizabeth Marbury, New York; 1888:
4599, Feb. 13 ; Ic. Feb, 13. 8391

— society comedy in 3 acts, by C. E. Wright.
27 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 23, 1911; D: 25574; Chas. E.
Wright, Vicksburg, Miss. 8392

Contrasting sweethearts; vaudeville playlet
with original musical numbers, dialogue and
lyrics, by Arthur Denvir. [1], 6 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Sept. 9, 1914; D: 38119; Arthur T.
Earnest, New York. 8392a

Contremaitre (Le); drame en 6 actes, de P. Dax.
Paris. Societe des auteurs dramatiques, 1906.
64 p. 8°.

© Pierre Dax, Murat, France; D : 9391,
Nov. 5, 1906 ; 2c. Nov. 5, 1906. 8393

Contretemps. See Mr. Taylor's predicament.

Controleur (Le) des wagons-lits; comSdie en 3
actes, ])ar A. Bisson. Paris, P. V. Stock, 1898.
3 p. 1., 176 p. 12°.

© Alexandre Bi.sson, Paris; 1898:69627,
Nov. 30; 2c. Nov. 30. 8394

Controlling (The) power; comedy in 4 acts, by
F. li. Purdie. [116] p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 21, 1914 ; D : 36111 ; Francis Bail-
lie Purdie, St. Joseph, Mo. 8394a

Controversy (The) of the powers; [by] L. L.
Cole. [Fayette. la., b.wa postal card, 1900]
2 p. 1., 40 p. 16".

© Lyle Leverne Cole, Fayette. la. ; 1900 A :
2-5451, Oct. 12; 2c. Nov. 30. 8395

Convalesence (The) of Robbie; play in 3 acts,
by Llvelyn Watson. Franklin, O., Eldridge
entertaiimient bouse, 1911. 30 p. 8".

© Nov. 3, 1911 ; 2c. Nov. 6, 1911 ; D : 25681 ;
Eldridge entertainment house, Franklin, O.

8396

— r- playette in 3 acts by Evelyn Watson. 33
p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 14, 1910; D: 22658; Alice E.
Watson, St. Louis. 8397

Convent (The) girl; play in 3 acts, by J. Sim-
mons. [2], 49 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 24, 1913; D: 3.3038; Jack Sim-
mons, Nashville. 8398

Convention; play in 3 acts, by C. F. Farnham.
108 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. May 14. 1915 ; D : 40651 ; Charles Fos-
ter Farnham, Lorain, O. 8398a

Convention (A) of authors; an entertainment
for literary clubs and church societies, arr.
by P.. B. Clokey. 30 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Belle B. Clokey, Braddock, Pa. ; D : 6816,
June 13, 1905 ; 2c. June 13, 1905. 8399

Convention of laborers; cantata, by Stanley
Schell. New York, E. S. Werner & co., 1905.
cover-title, 16 p. 12°.

© Edgar S. Werner, New York; D : 6833,
June 17, 1905 ; 2c. Sept. 22, 1905. 8400

399

8401

DEAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

8420

Convention (A) of papas; a farce by T. S. Deni-
son. Chicago, T. S. Denison.

© T. S. Denison, ChicaKo ; 1897 : 41647, July
19; 2c. Oct. 21. 8401

Convention (The) of strong-minded women;
a farce, by W. B. Cavunash.

© William B. Cavanagh, New York; 1873:
12220, Oct. 24. 8402

Convention of the disenthralled; drama of the
New Era, by J. Ross. Typewritten.

© Julia Ross, Asbury Park; 1898:11657,
Feb. 1.5; 2c. Jan. 17. 8403

Conversation of a twentieth centuiy comedy-
couple; by W. W. O'Brien and George W. Day.
16 p. f°. Ms.

© le. Sept. 22, 1909; D: 10834; W. W.
O'Brien. Chicago. 8404

Conversion (The) of Champagne Liz; drama-
tized, by S. P. Davis and G. C. Cook. 14 p.
4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 1, 1915 ; D : 39828 ; S. P. Davis
and Gertrude Chadwick Cook, San Francisco.

8404a

Conversion (The) of John Morley; play in 4
acts, by H. T. Wenk. [50] p. r. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Feb. 5, 1912; D: 28564; Henry T.
Wenk, Chicago. 8405

Conversion of Nat Sturge; a comic play in 1
act, by Malcolui Watson. New York, S.
French ; London, S. Frencli, ltd., 1906. 14 p.
12°. (On cover: French's international copy-
righted ed. of the works of the best authors,
no. SO)

© Samuel French, New York ; D : 8653,
.rune 7. 1906 ; 2c. June 3, 1909. 8406

Conversion (The) of Professor Rameau; or, The
free thinker, in 4 parts, an adaptation and
dramatization of George Ohnet's novel, La
conversion du Professeur Rameau, by A. G.
Stone. 53 p. t". Typewritten.

© A. G. Stone, Philadelphia ; D : 9588, Nov.
28, 1906 ; 2c. Dec. 13, 1906. 8407

Convert (The); an emotional drama in 5 acts,
by F. G. :Main. 30 p. f". Typewritten.

© Faimie Gideon Main, Chicago ; D : 5127,
May 25, 1904 ; 2c. May 16, 1904. 8408

play in 1 act, by T. D. Lockwood. 15 p.

Convict (The); drama in 1 act, by M. W. Kass-
ler. 14 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 31, 1911 ; D : 23233 ; M. W. Kass-
ler. New York. 8410

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 10, 1915 ; D : 39645 ; Traviss D.
Lockwood, New York. 8408a

Sec nJno New religion.

Converted (A) suffragist; play in 1 act for fe-
male cliaracters. by Katharine Kavanaugh.
New York, Dick and Fitzgerald, 1912. 8 p. 12°.

© Aug. 5, 1912 ; 2c. Aug. 6, 1912 ; D : 30446 ;
Dick and Fitzgerald, New York. 8409

— a melodrama in 3 acts, by I. M. Colford.

© Ida :\r. Colford. Washington: 1895: .59889.
Nov. 27. 8411

— a powerful drama in 4 sicts, by F. G. Mae-
der.

© Frederick G. IMaeder. Philadt>lphia ; 1881:
5123, Apr. 4. 8412

— a ti-agedette in 1 act, by R. B. Pierce.

© Ralph B. Pierce, Weslboro, Mass; 189S :
37391, June 18. 8413

or. The traitor doomed.

© Frederick James Johnson, St. Louis ;
1889:37092, Dec. 6. 8414

Convict and priest; sketch in 1 act, bv W. B.
Wright. [1] 14 p. r. Typewritten. '

© Ic. Apr. 10, 1911 ; D : 23904 ; Willard B.
Wright, Philadelphia. 8415

Convict (The) and the girl; a dramatic sketch
in 1 act, by Thomas F. O'lMallcy. 8 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Tliomas F. O'Mallev, Sheepshead Bav,
N. Y. ; D : 12429, Feb. 26, 1908 ; 2c. ]Mar. 16,
1908. 8416

Convict (The) as a man; play in 1 act, by Judith
de Beverly. [1], 15 p. f. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 13, 1913; D : 34707 ; Agnes R.
Bird, Thomaston, Me. 8417

Convict 888; niddern drama in 3 acts, by B. L.
Williams. [73] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 2, 1914 ; D : 36908 ; Burns Llew-
ellyn Williams, Kansas City, Mo. 8417a

Convict labor; or. The moulder's union, a
drama in 4 acts, by H. Hughes, arr. for the
stage by J. H. Ligon.

© Henry Hughes, Albany ; 1885 : 12760.
June 9. 8418

Convict (The) mayor. Sec Noble (A) convict.

Convict (The) on the hearth; a comedy in 1 act.
by F. Fenn. New York. Samuel Frencli ; Lon-
don, Samuel Frencli. ltd.. 1908. 37 p. 12°.
(Oil cover: Frencirs international C()])yriglited
ed. of the works of the best authors, no. 135)

© Frederick Fenn. London; D: 12.56.5, "Shw.
18, 1908; 2c. Apr. 14. 1908. 8419

Convict 1240; or, Realistic scenes from prison
life in Australia, a .spectacular melodrama,
by J. A. Stevens. San Francisco, 1885.

© John A. Stevens, New York ; 1885 : 16332,
July 29. 8420

400

8420

COPYRIGHTED IJST THE UNITED STATES

8441

Convicted; dramatic playlet, by T. C. Hamilton.
[1], 15 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 12, 1914; D: 39070; Thomas C.
Hamilton, New York. 8420a

an illustration, by H. McAllister. 16 p. 4".

Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 22, 1911 ; D : 25060 ; Hall McAl-
lister, New York. 8421

Convicted by science; drama in 1 act, by W. A.
Quick. 4 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 9, 1910; D: 22523; William A.
Quick, New York. 8422

Convict's (The) bride; a sensational comedy-
drama in 4 acts, by W. Mathews. 101 p. 4".
Typewritten.

© Walter Mathews, Louisville ; D : 2701, Dec.
11, 1902; 2c. Dec. 11, 1902. 8423

Convict's (The) Child, ^ee Little blind Kay.

Convict's (The) Christmas; a melodrama of
American life in 4 acts, by W. L. Roberts.

© William L. Roberts, Chicago; D : 2607.
Nov. 13, 1902. 8424

Convict's (The) daughter; a drama in 3 acts,
by ]M. D. Hoogesteger. [Grand Rapids, Mich.]
1900. 36 p. 8".

© Marius D. Hoogesteger, Grand Rapids,
Mich. ; 1900 A : 2090, Jan. 23 ; 2c. Sept. 27. 8425

■ an emotional melodrama in 3 acts, by A.

Flamant. Typewritten.

© Adolphe Flamant and Maurice Hageman,
Napa, Cal. ; 1889:3477, Jan. 29; 2c. Feb. 8,
1902. 8426

Convict's (The) escape. See Nobody's fortune.

Convict's (The) revenge. See Lost.

Convicts' (The) revolt. See Heart strings and
purse strings.

Convict's (A) son; by Joseph D. Clifton.

© Jack Hoeiner, Williamsport, Pa. ; 1900 A :
29341, Dec. 1. 8427

a drama in 4 acts, by W. Redmond. 45 p.

4". Typewritten.

© William Redraund, Boston ; 1889 : 11745,
Apr. 15 ; 2c. Apr. 15. 8428

a play in 5 acts, adapted from the French.

by E. Dupont.

© Eugene Dupont, New York ; 1876 : 500,
Jan. 11. 8429

Convict's sweetheart; comedy drama in 4 acts,
by liongdale Williams. 85 p. 4". Mimeo-
graphed,

© July 2, 1909 ; 2c. July 26, 1909 ; D : 16341 ;
James Edwards, Chicago. 8430

Convict's sweetheart — Continued.

comedy drama in 4 acts, by W. C. Herman

and Nelson Compston, rewritten version of

play of same name by Langdale Williams.

Chicago, Chicago manuscript co., 1912. 74 p.

f". Mimeographed.

© June 21, 1912 ; 2c. Aug. 2, 1912 ; D : 30415 ;
Alex. Byers, Chicago. 8431

— a melodrama in 4 acts, by J. C. AVebb.

© John Crittenden Webb, Chicago ; D : 2480,
Oct. 22. 1902. 8432

by W. Fessler.

© Walter Fessler, New Yol-k ; D • 7344. Sept.
30, 1905. 8433

Convict's wife; drama in 4 acts, by W. S. Mont-
gomery. [75] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 9, 1911 ; D : 25724 ; Wm. S. Mont-
gomery, Ne\vark, N. J. 8434

a drama, prologue and 4 acts, by H. De

Bouchel.

© Helene De Bouchel, United States ; 1885 ;

19401, Sept. 14.

8435

— melodrama in 4 acts, by Con T. Murphy.
99 p. f. Typewritten.

© Del S. Smith, Chicago ; D : 2294, Sept. 4,

1902; 2c. Nov. 24, 1902. 8436

— a sensational drama in 3 acts, by H. P.
Grattan.

© Viola Fortescue, Winthrop, Mass; 1893:
50108, Nov. 10. 8437

a sensational melodrama in 4 acts, by Con

T. Murphy.

© Del S. Smith, Chicago ; D : 1948, May 28,
1902. 8438

or, A loyal friend; in 4 acts, by .John C.

Miller. [52] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 6, 1911 ; D : 24428 ; John C. Mil-
ler, New York. 8439

Convidados (Los) de piedra; pesadilla comico-
Ifrica-i'antastica y algo bailable en 1 acto, 3
cuadros y un apoteosis, letra y mfisica de V.
de la Vega y E. Mayol. Madrid [Sociedad de
autores espauoles] 1912. 45, [2] p. 12". [Li-
bretto only]

© Mar. 6, 1913 ; 2c. Mar. 7, 1913 ; D : 32556 ;
Ventura de la Vega y Enrique Mavol, Madrid.

8440

Convinced; comedy in 1 act, by A. Guillet.

© Alexandre Guillet, Springfield, Mass ;
1893:6069, Jan. 30. 8441

Convolvulus (The); a comedy in 3 acts, by Al-
len Norton. New York, C. Marie, 1914. 72 p.* 12°.
© Nov. 19, 1914 ; 2c. and aff. Nov. 19, 1914 ;
A : 398153 ; Claire Marie, New York. 8441a

5379—15 26

401

8442

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

8459

Coogan and Doogan; a monologue, by J. C.
Roach. 10 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© James C. Roach, Bath Beach, L. I. ; D :
2322, Sept. 11, 1902 ; 2c. Sept. 11, 1902. 8442

Cook and the conqueror; a dramatic composi-
tion in 1 act, by F. J. Beaman.

© Fred J. Beaman, Jackson, Mich. ; D : 7234,
Sept. 8, 1905. 8443

Cook (The) and the copper; or. An alarming

situation, by P. Harris. 12 p. 10". Printed.

© Paul Harris, Pelham, N. Y. ; D : 139r)l,

Sept. 29, 1908 ; 2c. Sept. 29, 1908. 8444

Cook (The) lady; by G. Creel. 12 p. t". Type-
written.

® George Creel, Kansas City, Mo. ; D : 13496,

Aug. 3, 1908 ; Ic. Aug. 3, 1908.

8445

Cooked (The) shirt; comedy in 1 act, by G. W.
Sutton, jr. 11 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 22, 1914; D: 35747; George W.
Sutton, jr., New Rochelle, N. Y. 8445a

Cookless (The) eater; farce-satire, by C. Por-
ter, H. H. Howard and H. A. Clarke. 63 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 1, 1914; D: 36894; Charlotte
Porter, Homer H. Howard and Helen A.
Clarke, Cambridge, Mass. 8445b

Cook's corners; or^ Hezekiah Perkins, an origi-
nal pastoral comedy in 5 acts, by J. R. Smith.

© J. R. Smith, United States ; 1882 : 10128.
June 20. 8446

Cook's (The) guest; original burlesque, by Wal-
ter Macnamara. [2], 20 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 28, 1911; D: 25620; Edouard
Jos6, New York. 8447

Cook's man; a play in 1 act, by S. Hicks. [2],
26 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 14, 1912; D: 30899; Seymour
Hicks, London. 8448

Cool (The) sport. Sec Gilt edge.

Cool (A) time; a dramatic sketch, by J. E. Clay-
tor. 2 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© James Edward Clavtor, Fort Wavne,
Ind. ; D : 10893, July 2. 1907 ; 2c. July 2, 1907.

8449

Same. 4 p. f°. Typewritten.

© James Edward CI ay tor. Fort Wayne,
Ind.; D: 12432, Feb. 26, 1908; 2c. Feb. 26,
1908. 8450

Coom-na-goppel; a drama in 5 acts, for male
characters only, by John L. Carleton. Chi-
cago and New York, The Dramatic publish-
ing company, 1906. 51 p. 12°. (On cover:
Sergei's acting drama, no. 581)

© Dramatic pub. co., Chicago ; D : 9290,
Oct. 23, 1906; 2c. Oct. 24, 1906. 8450a

Coon and the boot-black; black face sketch for

two, by A. W. Browne. 6 1. 4°. Printed.

© Frank Jobin, Grand Haven, Mich. ; D :

6160, Jan. 30, 1905; 2c. Jan. 30, 1905, 8451

Coon (The) and the chink; vaudeville sketch
in 1 act, by Walter Carter. New York, Dick
and Fitzgerald, 1912. 7 p. 12°.

© July 31, 1912 ; 2c. Aug. 1. 3912 ; D : 30400 ;
Dick and Fitzgerald, New York. 8452

Coon (The) and the Jew; vaudeville sketch, by
N. W. Samuels. 11 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 16, 1915; D : 39701 ; Nicholas
William Samuels, New York. 8452a

Coon Creek courtship; a negro interlude in 1
scene, by O. E. Young. Chicago, T. S. Deni-
son [1901] 8 p. 12°.

© T. S. Denison, Chicago ; D : 972, Oct. 16,
1901; 2e. Nov. 1.5, 1901. 8453

Coon (A) in the lodge room. See B. O. 0. Z. Y.

Coon (The) rehearsal; farce in 1 act, by Joseph
H. Slater. New York, Dick & Fitzgerald. 11
p. 12°.

© Aug. 2, 1915 ; 2c. Aug. 3, 1915 ; D : 41403 ;
Dick & Fitzgerald, New York. 8453a

Coon (The) that married for money. See
Bridegroom's (A) mistake.

Cooney in de hollow; an Ethiopian opera, in 2
scenes. New York, Happy hours company.

© Happy hours co.. New York ; 1874 : 12249,
Sept. 28 ; 2c. Oct. 17. 8454

Coons in clover; a farce comedy in 3 acts.

© Howard Wall, New York, and Samuel H.
Speck, Cleveland; 1898: 47338, Aug. 10. 8455

Coontown carnival.

© Bob Cole, New York ; 1900 A : 8263, Mar.
17. 8456

Coontown (A) coronation; a musical comedy in
3 acts, by H. S. Huggs. [73] p. 4°. Type-
written. [Libretto only]

© Harry S. Huggs, New York; D : 8065.
Feb. 27, 1906 ; 2c. Mar. 5, 1906. 8457

Coontown divorgons; musical skit of legal sa-
tire, by J. McCree. [1], 14 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Mar. 6, 1914 ; D : 36264 ; Junie McCrep
New York. 8457a

Coontown (The) 400; a musical comedy in 2
acts, by Will A. Humphreys. Typewritten.

©Ernest Willis, United States ; 1900 A :
4759. Feb. 21 ; 2c. May 17. 8458

Coontown (The) musketeers; a minstrel sketch,
by T. C. Coffman. Chicago, The Dramatic I
publishing company [1901] 8 p. 12°.

© Dramatic pub. co.. Chicago ; D : 1032, Oct.
28, 1901 ; 2c. Oct. 28, 1901. 8459

402

8460

COPYEIGHTED IN" THE UNITED STATES

8482

Coontown thirteen club; minstrel afterpiece, by
Harry L. Newton. Chicago, T. S. Denison
[1909] 14 p. 12". (On cover: Ethiopian
drama)

© Sept. 27, 1909; 2c. Sept. 29, 1909; D:
16959 ; T. S. Denison, Chicago. 8460

Coonville (The) christening; an Ethiopian com-
edy in 1 act, by E. A. Locke.

© Edwin A. Locke, Boston; 1896:17338,
Mar. 18. 8461

Cooper, Hoyt, incoi-porated; comedy in 8 acts,
by F. [A.] Lord and Hugh Ford. 3 v. 4°,
Typewritten.

© Ic. May 16, 1912; D : 29681 ; Frank A.
Lord, New York. 8463

Co-operators (The); comedy-drama in 4 acts, by
H. M. Graves. [90] p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 2, 1913; D: 34300; Harry M.
Graves, New York. 8463

Cop double-o; 1 act comedy, by D. Morris. 4 p.
f". Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 18, 1912; D: 30882; Daniel
Henry Morris, Brooklyn. 8464

Cop (The), the vag and the woman; serio-comic
skit, by -H. E. De Lasaux. [2], 23 p. 4".
Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 20, 1915 ; D : 41783 ; Harry Ed-
ward De Lasaux, Orland, Cal. 8464a

Copa (La) encantada; zarzuela en 1 acto con el
asunto de un cuento de Ariosto, libro de J.
Benavente, mi'isica del maestro Lleo. Madrid
[Sociedaddeautoresespauoles]1907. 33 p. 12°.

© Jacinto Benavente, Madrid ; D : 10792,
.Tune 18, 1907; 2c. June 18, 1907. [Libretto
only] 8465

Coping (The) stone; a dramatic composition, by
C. Cartwright and G. Lawrence. [114] p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Charles Cartwright and Gerald Law-
rence, London; D : 10-571, May 16, 1907; 2c.
May 21. 1907. 8466

Copla gitana; zar/Aiela de costumbres andaluzas
en 1 acto, dividido en 4 cuadros, en prosa y
verso, original de J. Tavares, musica de los
maestros Quislant y Padilla. Madrid [^ocie-
dad de autores espafioles] 1909. 37 [5] p.
12°. [Libretto only]

© Juan Tavares, Madrid ; D : 15476, Mar.
27, 1909 ; 2c. Mar. 27, 1909. 8467

Copper; a burlesque on Brass, by J. Hart.

© Josh Hart, United States; 1876:2511,
Feb. 29. 8468

Copper and gold. See Kouletta.

Copper (The) case; playlet in 1 act, by M. Med-

bury. [9] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 17, 1911 ; D : 24710 ; Martin Med-

bury, Alameda, Cal. 8469

Copper (The) casket. See Mrs. Maltby's mole.

Copper (The) country; a picture play of the
North.

© Lvnn D. Follett, Buffalo ; D : 1305, Jan.
16, 1902. 8470

Copper (The) king; a drama in 4 acts, by A.
M. Leitzbach. [71] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Adeline M. Leitzbach, New York; D:
11646, Nov. 1, 1907; 2c. Nov. 1, 1907. 8471

a melodrama in 5 acts, by G. Wessells.

© George Wessells, New York ; D : 1486,
Feb. 25, 1902. ^ 8472

■an original comic opera in 3 acts, book and

lyrics by F. F. Burgin. New Yoi*k, F. F. Bur-
gin, 1907. 50 p. 8".

© Frederick F. Burgin, New York; D:
11618, Oct. 29, 1907 ; 2c. Dec. 30, 1907. 8473

Copperhead (The); 4 act drama, by B. F. Gard-
ner.

© Benlamin Fulton Gardner, Chicago; D:
15387, Mar. 11, 1909. 8474

Copra (The) queen; musical play in 3 acts, by ,
Harlowe Randall Hoyt. [2] 53 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Oct. 13, 1910 ; D : 22280 ; H. R. Hoyt,
Milwaukee. 8475

Copy (A) of Emerson; 1 act play, by G. W. Day.
[2], 16 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 24, 1913; D: 33596; Geo. W.
Day, New York. 8476

Coqhardi.

© Kiralfy bros.. New York; 1875:7820,
July 27. 8477

Coquelicot; a comedy in 4 acts, by Augustus

Wilhelmi Droosten [pseud, of E. W. Maclean]

© Eda Wilhelmi Maclean, New York ; 1898 :

33814, June 1. 8478

Coquette (The)

© Marie P. McLaughlin, Baltimore ; D :
13217, June 19, 1908. 8479

a domestic drama in 5 acts, by R. Josselyn.

Austin [Tex.], The author, 1878. 54 p. 16°.

© Robert Josselvn, Austin, Tex. ; 1878 : 4842,

Apr. 22; 2c. July 17. 8480

a drama in 5 acts, by G. Beach, from the

Duchesse de Langeais, by Honore de Balzac.
53 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Gertrude Beach, La Fayette, Ind. ; D :
10091, Mar. 7, 1907 ; 2c. Mar. 7, 1907. 8481

— drama in 1 act, by B. J, Doherty. 12 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 26, 1910; D: 22387; Edward J.
Doherty, Chicago. 8483

403

8483

DEAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

8503

Coquette (The) — Continued.

an opera in 3 acts, lyrics by Clifton Bing-
ham, music by Justin Clerice.

© Boosey & co., London ; 1899 : 12270, Feb.
13 ; 2c. Feb. 13. 8483

operatte in 2 acts, libretto by R. E. Pattin-

son, music by Daisy Sopwith and Angela Raw-
linson. London and New York, Boosey & co.,
1893. xvi, 91 p. 4°. [Libretto and vocal
score]

© Boosey & co., Loudon ; 1893 : 27400, June 7 ;

2c. June 6. 8484

Coquilles (Les) Sec On frappe les trois coups.

Cora; a play in 5 acts and 7 scenes, by J.

Chankin.
© Joshua Cliankin, New York ; 1896 : 57850.

Oct. 21. 8485
a play in 4 acts, by F. de Gresac [with]

assistance of KoUett Chambers. New York,

Alice Kauser [1908] 106 p. 12°.

© Fred de Gresac, New York; D : 14131,
Oct. 24, 1908 ; 2c. Oct. 26, 1908. 8486

or. The lost clew, adapted from Lucy Rau-

dale Comfort's story of Where were they hid-
den? or. The lost clew, by M. Walsh.

© Marie Walsh, Brooklyn; 1872: 4680, May
6. 8487

Cora Belle; a drama in 3 acts, by C. Reekee.

© Cliarles Reekee, Hoboken, N. J. ; 1875 :
2647, Mar. 22. 8488

Cora, the Creole; a sensational drama in 4 acts,
by C. J. Lome.

© C. J. Lome, New York; 1886:1290.
Jan. 14. 8489

Cora, the witch of Salem; drama in 4 acts, by
H. Fuehrer.

© Henry Fuehrer, Brooklyn ; 1896 : 22317,
Apr. 10. 8490

Coral (The) cameo; play in 1 act, by .John B.
Hymer. 11 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 2, 1915; D: 39835; Eleanor

Hymer, New York. 8490a

Coral (The) heart. See Lyrics (The) of Eileen.

Coral (A) isle; a musical romance, by O. F. G.
Day.

© Oscar F. G. Day, Minneapolis ; D : 4239,
Nov. 12, 1903. 8491

Coral (The) strand; a 1 act play by W. M.
Cressy.

© Will M. Cressy, New Haven; 1899: 81698,

Dec. 18. 8492

Coralie; a drama in 4 acts, adapted from the

Fro?ich of I>e fils de Coralie [par A. Delpit]

by W. A. Bouron.

© William A. Bouron, United States; 1880:
5454, Apr. 6. 8493

Coralie — Continued.

or. The son of Coralie; a drama in 4 acts,

adapted by P. Robertson from the French
drama and novel. Le fils de Coralie, by A.
Delpit.

© Peter Robertson, San Francisco; 1880:
9839, June 25. 8494

Coralie & cie. ; piece en 3actes [par] Albin Vala-
■ bregue et Maurice Hennequin. Paris, P. V.

Stock, 1901. 2 p. 1., 188 p. 12^

© P. V. Stock, Paris ; D : 729, Aug. 8, 1901 ;

2c. Aug. 8, 1901. 8495

Coralie's son. See Innocent widow.

Corazon adentro; comedia draraatica en 3 actos
y en prosa, original de A. Caamafio y A. Cus-
todio. Madrid [Sociedad de autores espa-
fioles] 1915. 67 p. 12".

© June 24, 1915: Ic. June 25, 1915; D:
41050; Angel Caamafio y Angel Custodio, Ma-
drid. 8495a

Corazon (El) despierta; comedia en 1 acto y en
prosa, original de J. Frances. Madrid [So-
ciedad de autores espanoles] 1911. 31 p. 12°.

© May 27, 1911 ; 2c. May 27, 1911 ; D : 24307 ;
Jos6 Frances, Madrid. 8496

Cord and creese; a drama in 5 acts, by S. Tyler
Read, based upon [James] De Mille's novel.

© S. Tyler Read, New Orleans ; 1872 : 12433.
Nov. 25. 8497

or. The heirs of Brandon hall, a play in

a prologue and 4 acts, dramatized from James
De Mille's novel.

© B. L. Matlack, Philadelphia ; 1872 : 4561,
May 2. 8498

Cordelia; or. The Nemesis of the French Revo-
lution, by W. W. Stone.

© W. W. Stone, San Francisco ; 1888 : 3926,
Feb. 6; 2c. Feb. 27. 8499

Cordelia's aspirations; an original comedy in 3
acts and 5 scenes, by E. Harrigan,

© Edward Harrigan, United States; 1883:
201.33, Oct. 31. 8500

Cordelia's tribulations; a local comedy in 3 acts
and 3 scenes, by E. Harrigan.

© Edward Harrigan, New York ; 1884 : 6968,
Mar. 31. 8501

Cordette (La); episode of the French Revolu-
tion, by P. Morin. [1], 13 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. May 15. 1913 ; D : 3.">228 ; Jlme. Pilar
IMorin, New York. 8502

episodes of the French Revolution, a drama

in 3 acts, by P. Morin. 48 p. 4°. Typewrit-

ten.

© Ic. July 29, 1913:
Morin, New York.

D: 33936; Mme. Pilar
8503

404

8503

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

8522

Cordia; a drama in 3 acts, by Hyacinth Stod-
dart Smith. {In Poet lore. v. 19, no. 2, sum-
mer 1908 ; periodical © May 29, 1908 ; 2c. July
20, 1908; B: 165948; Poet lore co., Boston)

8503a

Corduroy; a comedy drama in 4 acts, by M. L.
Bowne. 4 v. in 1. obi. f . Typewritten.

© Medora L. Bowne, New York; 1892:
35750, Aug. 30; 2c. Dec. 2. 8504

Co-re-in (The) twins Cheek and Chin. See
Doctor Low-rents.

Corene; a drama in 4 acts, by W. P. Campbell.
© W. P. Campbell, Westmoreland, Kan. ;
1886 : 18027, Aug. 7 ; 2c. Oct. 14. 8505

Co-respondent (The); contemporary romance of
the pine forests in 3 acts, by W. Munsell.
[149] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 15, 1912 ; D : 28708 ; Warren Mun-
sell, Des Moines. 8506

8 p.

— Jewish 1 act farce, by E. R. Smith.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 21, 1915 ; D : 41549 ; E. Richard-

son Smith. Chicago.
— play in 3 acts, by J. Jex. 3 v.

written.

© Ic. June 9, 1914; D: 37263;
Philadelphia.

8506a
4°. Type-
John Jex,

8506b

play of modern social conditions in 4 acts,

by A. L. Pollock and R. Weiman. [4] 103 p.
4". Typewritten.

© Ic. June 13, 1910 ; D : 21331 ; Alice Leal
Pollock and Rita Weiman, New York. 8507

See also Will-o'-the-wisp.

Corianton; Aztec romance, a romantic drama in
4 acts, by O. U. Bean. Printed.

© Orestes U. Bean, Richfield. Utah; D:
1379, Jan. 31, 1902 ; 2c. Aug. 14, 1902. 8508

a drama in 4 acts, by O. U. Bean.

© Orestes Utah Bean, Richfield, Utah ; 1S9S :
230, Jan. 3 ; 2c. Aug. 14, 1902. 8509

Corine; a drama, by S. M. Beverly.

© Sarah M. Beverly, Rochester, Ind. ; 1883 :
2224, Feb. 2. 8510

Corine, a soldier's daughter; a historic melo-
drama in 5 acts, in 24 scenes, from the 15th
century, by Anna Almgren. 122 p. 4°. Type-
written,

© Anna L. Almgren, New York ; D : 5242,
June 29, 1904 ; Ic. June 16, 1904 ; Ic. Oct. 28,
1904. 8511

Corinna; or. The" curse of Courtney.

© Leroy M. Lee, St. Louis; 1874:14624.
Dec. 4. 8512

Corinne; a drama, by W. S. Liscomb.

© AVilliam S. Liscomb, Providence, R. I ;
1882:1847, Feb. 4. 8513

— drama in 5 acts.

© Jennie E. C. Hall, Adrian, Mich.; 1882:
5454, Apr. 6. 8514

-a romantic play in 4 acts, by Robert Bucli-

anan. Ms.

© Jidian Magnus, United States ; 1876 : 7948,
July 3 ; 2c. Dec. 5. 8515

Corinne's ransom; a drama in prologue and 5
acts, by O. J. Vredenburg. [27] p. 4". Type-
written.

© C. J. Vredenburg, Chicago ; D : 13229.
June 15, 1908; 2c. June 13, 1908. 8516

Coriolanus; ed. with notes by William J. Rolfe.
Harper's library ed. New York and London,
Harper & brothers, 1898. 281 p. front., illus.
12°. ( Shakespeare's complete works, v. 16)

© Harper & bros.. New York; 1898:28290,
May 6 ; 2c. Jan. 13, 1899. 8517

with a special introduction by Sidney Lee

and an original frontispiece by Gertrude De-
main Hammond. [The University press
Shakespeare. Renaissance ed.] New York,
George D. Sproul, 1908. xxxix, 190 p. front.
4°. (The complete works of William Shake-
speare, with annotations and a general intro-
duction by Sidney Lee. v. 37)

© University press, Cambridge, Mass. ; A :
225958, Dec. 26, 1908 ; 2c. Dec. 26, 1908. 8518

— (Shakespeare's); with notes, examination
papers and plan of preparation, selected by
Brainerd Kellogg. New York, E. Maynard &
CO. [1892] 5, vi-vii, [2], 8-xxvii, [1], 7-231
p. 1 illus. 24°. (On cover : English classics)

© Effingham Jlaynard & co., New York;
1892 : 47684, Nov. 23 ; 2c. Nov. 28. 8519

— (Shakespeare's tragedy of); ed. with notes
by William J. Rolfe. New York, Harper &
brothers, 1881. vi, [7]-279, [1] p. illus.
front. 16°.

© Harper & bros.. New York ; 1881 : 3915,
Mar. 15 ; 2c. May 16. 8520

— Same. New York, Cincinnati [etc.] Ameri-
can book company [1905] 341 p. incl. front.,
illus. 16°.

© William J. Rolfe, Cambridge, Mass. ; A :
109449, Feb. 18, 1905; 2c. Mar. 30, 1905. 8521

— Same. New York. Cincinnati [etc.] Ameri-
can book company [1909] 3 p. 1., [9]-281, [1]
p. incl. front, (port.) illus. 16°.

© William J. Rolfe, Cambridge, Mass., in
renewal for 14 years from Mar. 15, 1909 ; A :
228506, Jan. 20, 1909 ; 2c. Feb. 20, 1909. 8522

405

8523

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

8542

Coriolanus — Continued.

(Shakespeare's tragedy of); with introduc-
tion, and notes explanatory and critical, by
H. N. Hudson. Boston, Ginn & Heath, 1881.
221 p. 16°. (Annotated English classics)

© Henry N. Hudson, Boston; 1881:7029,
May 7; 2c, Aug. 26. 8523

Same. Boston, New York [etc.] Ginn &

company [1909] 221 p. 16".

© Kate W. Hudson, Cambridge, Mass., in
renewal for 14 years from May 7, 1909; A:
229457, Jan. 29, 1909 ; 2c. Jan. 29, 1909. 8524

(The tragedie of); by William Shake-
speare, ed. with notes, introduction, glossary,
list of variorum readings and selected criti-
cism by Charlotte Porter and Helen A. Clarke.
[First folio ed.] New York, T. Y. Crowell &
CO. [1908] 4 p. 1., vii-xv, 296 p. IQ".

© Thomas Y. Crowell & CO., New York ; A :
2182S6, Sept. 30, 1908 ; 2c. Sept. 30, 1908. 8525

(The tragedy of) ; ed. by Stuart P. Sherman.

New York, The Macmillan company, 1912.
xxii, 191 p. front. 24°. (The Tudor Shake-
speare)

© .Tan. 10, 1912; 2c. Jan. 11, 1912; A: 303794;
Macmillan co., New York. 8526

See also Shakespeare's works.

Corista (La) de punta; sainete lirico en 1 acto,
dividldo en 3 cuadros, en prosa. original de M.
Fernfindez de la Puente, mfisica de Rafael
Calleja. Madrid [Sociedad de autores espa-
noles] 1912. 38 p. 12°. [Libretto only]

© Dec. 5, 1912 ; 2c. Dec. 6. 1912 ; D : 31577 ;
iVIanuel Fernandez de la Puente, Madrid. 8527

Cork (A) man; a comedy, in 3 acts, by Geo.
Hoey.
© Herbert S. Cawthorn, United States;

1894 : 4362, Jan. 18.

8528

Same.

© Herbert S. Cawthorn, United States:
1894:4363, Jan. 18. 8529

Corker (The); a farce comedy in 3 acts, by Lew
Rosen [nseud. of L. Rosenthal] [20] p. 4°.
Typewritten. =-"-•?"

© Lewis Rosenthal, New York ; 1890 : 26836,
Sept. 1 ; 2c. Sept. 20. 8530

in 3 acts, by W. S. Clifford and Maud Huth.

© William S. Clifford, Urbana, O. ; 1896:
55519, Oct. 6. 8531

Corn curers; a dramatic composition, by Joseph
M. Weber and Louis M. Fields.

© Weber & Fields, New York ; 1898 : 14071,
Feb. 28. 8532

Corn (A) drama; play in 2 acts, by M. Arniiillya.
21 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© M. Armailya, Chicago ; D : 9127, Sept. 22.
1906; 2c. Sept. 22, 1906. 8533

Corn-husking (The); a farce, by E. S. Waite.
Berea, O., 1891. 1 p. 1., 14 p. 16°.

© Emma S. Waite, Berea, O. ; 1891 : 12314,
Apr. 4; 2c. May 18. 8534

Corn Silk; a Mandan legend adapted for school
plays, by Genevieve Turner and others. 18 p.
8°. Printed.

© Apr. 24. 1914 ; 2c. INIay 1, 1914 ; D : 37088 ;
Orin Grant Libby, Grand Forks, N. D. 8534a

Corncracker (The); a comedy drama in 4 acts,
by J. Arthur.

© Josepr Arthur, New York; 1891:30907,
Sept. 1. 8535

Cornelia; for female characters, by a Sister of
St. Francis. Chicago, New York. A. Flanagan
company [1905] 28 p. 16°.

© A. Flanagan co., Chicago ; D : 6523, Apr.
3, 1905 ; 2c. Apr. 3, 1905. 8536

'a libretto, by J. P. Dunn.

© Joseph P. Dunn, Chicago ; 1896 : 10746.
Feb. 15. 8537

Cornelia, mother of the Gracchi; historic drama
in 5 acts, by J. Braun, rev. by E. G. Merrick.
49 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 4, 1915 ; D : 41761 ; .John Braun.
St. Louis. 8537a

Cornelia Pickle, plaintiff; burlesque trial for
ladies, by Mayine Riddle Bitney. Chicago, T.S.
Denison & co. 22 p. 16°.
© Oct. 18,1912; 2c. Oct. 21,1912; D: 31190:

Eben H. Norris. Chicago.

8538

Corner (The); comedy drama in 1 act, by M.
Forrest. 16 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 25, 1914 ; D : 39131 : Mary For-
rest, New York. 8538a

Corner drug store; musicnl comedy prescription
in 1 dose, bv Harry L. Newton. Chicago. T. S.
Denison [1909] 29 p. 16°.

© Sept. 27, 1909; 2c. Sept. 29, 1909; D:
16956 ; T. S. Denison, Chicago. 8539

Corner (The) grocery; a comedy drama in 4
acts, by D. Sully. [84] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Dan Sully, New York; 1883:17.513.
Sept. 24 ; 2c. June 15, 1885. 8540

Corner (A) in cork; comedy sketch in 1 act, by
W. L. Potts. [8] p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 18, 1911; D: 25786; Walter L.
Potts, Reading, Pa. 8541

Corner (A) in hair; by Una Clayton. 14 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Howard Truesdell, New York ; D : 14675,
.Jan. 2, 1909; 2c. Jan. 2, 1909. 8542

406

8543

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

8564

Corner (A) in ham and eggs; a play in 1 act,
by (). Sami. [2], 14 p. f". Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 5, 1913 ; D : 32520 ; Omar Sami,
Sparkill, N. Y. 8543

Corner in hearts; parlor play . . . by Edna Ran-
dolph AVorrell. Lebanon, March bros. 9 p.
12°.

© Oct. 8, 1909 ; 2c. Oct. 9, 1909 ; D : 17062 :
March bros., Lebanon, O. 8544

Corner in love; a farce comedy, by D. M. Smith.
[107] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Duncan M. Smith, Chicajjo ; D : 8079, Mar.
1, 1006; 2c. Mar. 1, 1906. 8545

Corner in strait-jackets; a farce in 1 act, by
Amelia Sanford. Boston, W. H. Balier & co.,
1904. 17 p. 12".

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston ; D : 5291,
July 13, 1904; 2c. Oct. 11, 1904. 8546

Corner (A) in sweethearts; 3 act comedy, by
J. Manning. 76 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 7, 1911 ; D : 25423 ; Jacolyn Man-
ning Spoerl, Brooklyn. 8547

Corner (The) lot chorus; a farce in 1 act, for
female characters only, by Grace Livingston
Furniss. Boston, W. H. Baker & co., 1891.
19 p. 12°. (On cover: Baker's ed. of plays)

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston; 1891:
32734, Sept. 14; 2c. Sept. 19. 8548

Corner (A) of the campus; play in 3 acts, by
Elizabeth Gale. New York, S. French ; Lon-
don, S. Frencli, ltd., 1913. 75 p. 12°. (On
cover : French's international copyrighted ed.
of the works of the best authors, no. 271)

© Nov. 26, 1913; 2c. Nov. 28, 1913; D:
35176; Samuel French, New York. 8549

Corner (A) on hogs; a comedy in 3 acts, by
I. Ackerman. New York, Charles Henrv Bauer,

1882.

© Irene Ackerman, New York ; 1882 : 7575,
May 10. 8550

Corner (The) store; a comedy drama of rural
life in 4 acts, by John Arthur Eraser. 43 p.
12°.

© Dramatic pub. co., Chicago ; D : 1081,
Nov. 11, 1901; 2c. Nov. 11, 1901. - 8551

Cornered; a farcical comedy in 5 acts, by W.
K. Bocock.

© W. Kemper Bocock, Philadelphia; 1882:
11827, July 18. 8553

a 1 act farce.

© Florence Adela Wingate, New York ; D :
6778, June 6, 1905. 8553

Cornet (The) player; singing and talking act in
1 scene, by E. Chirk. 10 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 26, 1915; D: 41400; Edward
Clark, Great Neck, N. Y. 8553a

Cornette (La); comedie en 3 actes [de] J. et P.
Ferrier. Paris, Librairie theatrale, 1910. 2
p. 1., 103 p. 12°.

© Feb. 15, 1910 ; 2c. Jan. 25, 1910 ; D : 20014 ;
•Jeanne et Paul Ferrier, Paris. 8554

Corney O'Carney; or, The Irish genius, an
original operetta written and composed by
John McEvoy ,and introduced in his new pic-
torial entertainment, entitled The Erinopticon.
© John McEvoy, Mount Vernon, N. Y. ;
1875 : 13242. Dec. 15. 8555

Cornill Schut; dramma lirico in 3 atti, di Luigi
Illica, musica di Antonio Sniareglia. 2d. ed.
Trieste, C. Schmidl & co., 1907. 66 p. 8°.
[Libretto only]

© Friedrich Hofmeister, Leipzig ; D : 11170,
Aug. 13, 1907 ; 2c. Aug. 14, 1907. 8556

Cornucopia; in 2 acts, by B. L. Taylor and F. P.

Adams. 58 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Bert Leston Taylor and Franklin P.
Adams, New York ; D : 11493, Oct. 8, 1907 ; 2e.
Oct. 8, 1907. 8557

Corona; dramatic composition, by The Great La-
fayette. 11 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© The Great Lafayette, New York ; D : 9321,
Oct. 26, 1906 ; 2c. Oct. 26, 1906. 8558

or, Immanuel of Basonna, play in 5 acts.

by F. H. Behring. [62] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© P'rederick H. Behring, Louisville ; D :
2002, June 12, 1902 ; 2c. July 5, 1902. 8559

Coronado; a romantic comic opera [in 3 acts],
by J. N. Edwards. 4°. Proof. [Libretto only]

© .Tohn N. Edwards, St. Louis; D: 12244,
Jan. 24, 1908; 2c. Jan. 17, 1908. 8560

Coronation (The); play in 1 act, by C. St. John
and Charles Thursby. 47 p. 12°. Printed.

© Ic. Mar. 31, 1911 ; D : 24053 ; Christopher
St. John, London. 8561

Coronation (The) of Columbus; or. The
prophet's dream, by H. R. Browne.

© Henrv Redington Browne, United States ;
1878 : 4711, Apr. 19. ^ 8563

Coronation (The) of H, M. King Edward VIL

© Sheolin & Quinn, St. Louis ; D : 1432, Feb.

12, 1902. 8563

Coroner's (The) son; by O. T. Johnsone. [10]
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 13, 1911 ; D : 26020 ; Otto T. John-
sone, Brooklyn. 8564

Coronet (The); musical comedy in 2 acts, by
E. Forst. 2 V. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. act 1, Mar. 15, 1915 ; Ic. act 2, Apr. 21,
1915 ; D : 40456 ; Emil Forst, New York. 8564a

407

If

8565

DEAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

8582

Coronet & coin; comic opera in 3 acts, libretto
bv (Jeorse Fort [pseud.] music by Hubbard
T. Smith and Donald B. MacLeod. Washing-
ton. D. C, Gettinger print, 1895. 40 p. 12°.
[Libretto only]

© Geo. Fort Gibbs, Washington; 1894:
22243, Apr. 30 ; 2c. Apr. 8. 1895. [Note : Title
on copies reads, Coronet & coin ; or. The land
of Bellamya] 8565

Corporal (The); an American comedy war
drama with an Irish hero, in 4 acts, by T.
Farrell.

© Tonv Farrell. United States ; 1891 : 4810.
Feb. 3. ' 8566

Corporal Josephine; or. The maiden militaires;
a vaud«wille in 1 act, founded on the German,
by G. Ivronmiller, jr.

© George Kronmiller. jr., Baltimore; 1872:
5261, May 20. 8567

Corporation (The) lawyer; or. Money mad.
comedy drama playlet, by D. Livingston. [9]
p. t". Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 5, 1912; D : 28558 ; David Liv-
ing.ston, Grimsby, Canada. 8568

Corpus Christi; drama lirico en 1 acto, dividido

en 3 cuadros. en pi'osa, original de J. Pastor

Rubira. miisica del maestro Manuel Penella.

INIadrid [Sociedad de autores e.spaiioles] 1909.

33 p. 12°.

© Julv 2, 1909 ; 2c. July 14, 1909 ; D : 16264 :

J. Pastor Rubira, Madrid. 8569
a drama of the Philippines in 3 acts, by

T. P. Bayer. G4 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Theobald Percy Bayer, San Francisco ;

D : 5182, June 2, 1904 ; 2c. July 5, 1904. 8570

Corrado, the convict; drama in 5 acts, by Paolo
Giacometti.

© E. O. Neumann. Pittsburgh ; D : 7681, Dec.
8, 190.5. 8571

Correct (The) thing; play, by A. Sutro.

© Alfred Sutro, London ; A : 21909, Nov. 30.
1901 ; 2c. Dec. 2, 1901. 8571a
See also Women in love.

Correspondent (The); a comedy drama in 4 acts,

by G. Thomas.
© Gus Thomas, United States ; 1889 : 32099,

Oct. 24. 8572

Correspondent (The) and the private; a talking

act of pungent humor, by Wm. D. Hall. 13 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Sydney Loyd, United States; D : 8.367.
Apr. 17, 1906; 2c. Apr. 17, 1906. 8573

Corrida (La) de la prensa; boceto de comedia en
1 acto y en prosa, original de A. Montalban.
Madrid [Sociedad de autores espaiioles] 1915.
27 p. 12°.

© June 24, 1915; Ic. June 25, 1915; D:
41080; Antonio Montalban, Madrid. 8573a

Corridor (The) of time; allegorical satire of

fame, by J. McCree. 13 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 20, 1915; D: 39455; Junie

McCree, New York. 8573b

Corrig-an's conclusion; or, A faithful promise,

a farce comedy in 3 acts, by E. C. Underburg.

© Emmiel C. Underburg, Stanton, Neb. ;

1896 : 66217, Dec. 5. 8574

Gorrig'an's wife; dramatic sketch, by C. B. Gil-
lingwater. [2], 29 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 21, 1912; D: 31200; Claude B.
Gillingwater, New York. 8575

Corrinia; a tale of Sicily, by J. Banvard.

© John Banvard, New York; 1876:13767.
Dec. 13. 8576

Corset (The) of her majesty in a desperate fix;

a revised dramatic composition, by W. Busch.

© William Busch, St. Louis; 1885:21824.

Oct. 19. 8577

Corset (The) shop; musical comedy in 2 acts,
book and lyrics by M. Harcourt, music by
A. L. Lowe. [4], 65 p. 4°. Typewritten.
[Libretto only]

© Ic. Oct. 15, 1914; D : 38493 ; Aubrey L.
Lowe, New York. 8577a

Corsica; lyric drama in 1 act, by F. F. Schrader,
music by Irenee Berge. 18 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Jan. 9, 1911 ; D : 23052 ; Frederick F.
Schrader, New York. 8578

Corsican (The). Typewritten.

© S. Dessau, New York ; 1898 : 66921, Nov.
15 ; 2c. Nov. 15. 8579

Corsican (The) wedding-. See Marina.

Corsicana (La); opera in 1 act, libretto by Stuart
MacLean. Italian tr. by H. Ringler. Cincinnati.
Chicago, [etc., etc.] The John Church co., 1904.
xvi p. f°.

© John Church co.. Cincinnati ; D : -5984,
Dec. 30, 1904; 2c. Dec. 30, 1904. 8580

Corsican's (A) honor; a drama in 4 acts, by
V. De Kermen.

© Valerie De Kermen, New York; 1894:
58693, Dec. 17. 8581

Corsican's (A) oath. See Beatrice del Sarto.

Corte (La) de Faraon; opereta biblica, en 1 acto,
dividido en 5 cuadros. en verso, original de
G. Perrin y M. de Palacios, mfisica del maestro
Vicente Lleo. Madrid [Sociedad de autores
espanoles] 1910. 43, 2 p. 12°. [Libretto
only]

© Mi\y 23, 1910; 2c. May 24, 1910; D:
21144 ; Guillermo Perrin & Miguel de Palacios,
Madrid. 8582

408

8583

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

8597

Corte (La) de los casados; opereta en 1 acto
dividido en 3 cuadros, en prosa y verso, origi-
nal, libro de F. Perez Capo, miisica de Vicente
Lleo y Luis Foglietti. Madrid [Sociedad de
autores espaiiolesl 1908. 42 p. 12°. [Li-
bretto only]

© Felipe P§rez Capo, Madrid; D : 1.34fi6,
July 25, 1908 ; 2c. July 2.5, 1908. 8583

Corte (La) de los milagros; zarzuela en un acto,
dividido en 3 cuadros, en prosa. original de
A. Ffernandez] Lepina y A. Plailiol, miisica del
maestro Foglietti. Madrid [Sociedad de au-
tores espanoles] 1909. 34 p. 12°. [Libretto
only]

© Sept. 23, 1909; 2c. Sept. 24, 1909; D:
16882 ; Antonio Fernandez Lepina y Antonio
Planio!, Madrid. 8584

Corte (La) de Bisalia; zarzuela en 2 actos, di-
vidido el segundo en 3 cuadros, original y en
prosa de Arniclies, Abati. Garcia Alvarez y
Paso, musica del maestro Pal)]o Luna. Madrid
[Sociedad de autores espanoles] 1914. 67 p.
12°. [Libretto only]

© Sept. 17, 1914; Ic. Sept. 21, 1914; D:
38234 ; Arniches, Abati, Garcia Alvarez y Paso,
Madrid. 8584a

Cortes, the conqueror; drama in 5 acts, by I. Os-
good. 5 v. 4°, Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 4, 1913 ; D : 34G34 ; Irene Osgood,
Northampton, England. 8585

Cortez; or. The conquest of Mexico, a pyrotech-
nical spectacular and pantomimic drama, by
H. J. Pain and F. O. Rose.

© Henry J. Pain and Frank Oakes Rose,
New York ; 1894 : 53958, Nov. 19. 8586

01', The invasion of Mexico, an liistorical

Corwin Claxwell — Continued.

— —Same. Cleveland, O., 1900. 72. p. 8°.

© Cary Madison Dickinson, Cleveland ; 1900
A: 267.56, Oct. 27; 2c. Nov. 12. 8591

a drama in 4 acts, by C. M. Dickinson. 44

drama in 5 acts, by A. R. Calhoun.

© Alfred R. Calhoun. East Rockawav.
N. Y. ; 1882 : 11995. July 20. 8587

— ^>*ee also Daughter of the sun.

Cortijo(El); boceto dramatico en 1 acto, dividido
en 3 cuadros, en prosa y verso, letra [de] I.
Soler y A. C[ustodio] Pintado, ratisica del
maestro Joaquin Cassado. Madrid [Sociedad
de autores espanoles] 1908. 34 p. 12°.^ [Li-
bretto only]

© Isidro Soler & Angel C[ustodio] Pintado,
Madrid ; D : 14702. Jan. 2, 1909 ; 2c. Jan. 2,
1909. 8588

Coi'tona; a melodrama in 5 acts.

© Eva Heaton, New York; 1891:23421,
•Tune 27. 8589

Corwin Claxwell; an American drama in 5 acts,
composed by C. M. Dickinson.

© Cary Madison Dickinson, Chicago; 1897:
72298, Dec. 23; 2c. July 14, 1899. 8590

p. 8°. Tj^pewritten.

© Cary Madison Dickinson, Cleveland ; D :
3812, Aug. 10, 1903 ; 2c. Aug. 10, 1903. 8593

Corza (La) hlanca; zarzuela en 1 acto, dividido
en 5 cuadros, en prosa y verso, libro de Jos6
Jackson Veyan y Antonio L. Rosso, mtisica de
los maestros Saco del Valle y Crespo. Madrid
[Sociedad de autores espaiiolps] 1910. 44. [3]
p. 12°. [Libretto only]

© Sept. 6, 1910 ; 2c. Sept. 7, 1910 ; D : 21956 ;
Jackson YeySn y L. Rosso. Madrid. 8593

Cosa (Una) del honra (An affair of honor);
drama in 1 act, by Z. R. Rideout. [1], 29 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 20, 1914; D : 36155 : Zoeth Ran-
som Rideout. New York. 8593a

Cosaque (La); a musical comedy in 3 acts, by
Meilhac and Millaud, music by [Florimond
Ronger. known as] Herve. [.Tudic ed.] New
Y^ork, F. Rullman [1885] 1 p. 1., 39 p. 8°.
[French and English. Libretto only]

© F. Rullman, United States ; 1885 : 21561,
Oct. 14; 2c. Oct. 17. 8594

Cosas de comicos; monologo en prosa, con in-
crustaciones en prosa y verso, por R. Lopez-
Montenegro. Madrid [Sociedad de autores es-
panoles] 1913. 15 p. 12°.

© Mar. 28, 1914; Ic. Mar. 30, 1914; D:
36538 ; Ramon Lopez-Montenegro, Madrid.

8594a

Cosas de la calle; sainete de costumbres madrile-
nas en 1 acto y 4 cuadros. en verso y prosa.
original de .lose Mesa Andres y Francisco
Ramos de Castro, mfisica de los maestros
Quislaut y Ubeda. Madrid [Sociedad de au-
tores espanoles] 1912. 42 p. 12°. [Libretto
only]

© Mar. 6, 1913 ; 2c. Mar. 7, 1913 ; D : 32565 ;
J. Mesa Andres y F. Ramos de Castro, Madrid.

8595

Cosas de la vida; diiliogo en prosa, original de
M. A. Manjarr^s. Madrid [Sociedad de au-
tores espaiioles] 1909. 12 p. 12°.

© July 2, 1909 ; 2c. July 14, 1909 ; D : 16249 ;
M. Alfonso Manjarres, Madrid. 8596

juguete coinico en 2 actos y en prosa, origi-

nal de Pedro Muiioz Seca y Pedro Perez Fer-
nandez. Madrid [Sociedad de autores espa-
noles] 1912. 60 p. 12°.

© Mar. 6, 1913 ; 2c. Mar. 7, 1913 ; D : 32579 ;
P. Mufioz Seca y P. Perez Fernandez, Madrid.

8597

409

8598

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

8617

Cosas de viejos; entremgs en prosa, original de
R. Alvarez (Moro Muza) Madrid [Sociedad
de autores espauoles] 1909. 17 p. 12°.

© Nov. 18, 1909 ; 2c. Nov. 19, 1909 ; D : 17472 ;
Rafael Alvarez, Madrid. 8598

Cosas del querer; sainete lirico de costumbres
madrilenas dividido en 4 cuadros, en verso y
prosa, libro de J. Pontes y P. Baiios, mfisica
del maestro Enrique BrCi. Madrid [Sociedad
de autores espauoles] 1908. 42 p. 12°. [Li-
bretto only]

© Jose Pontes & Pedro Baiios, Madrid ; D :
13864, Sept. 21, 1908 ; 2c. Sept. 21, 1908. 8599

Cosette; [a play in 5 acts] by F. E. Dumm. [31]
p. 8°. Printed.

© F, PI Dumm, Upper Sandusky. O. ; 1884 :
11282, June 4; 2c. June 21. 8600

See also Cozette,

Cosmic (The) world; in 4 acts, by A. Saunders.
[3], 67 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 1, 1912: D: 30462; Ann Saun-
ders, Ossining, N. Y. 8601

Cosmopolita (La); exposicion comico-lirico-bail-
able, en 1 acto, dividido en 4 cuadros, im re-
clamo y su inevitable apoteosis, original de
J. Huete OrdSuez, mfisica del maestro Mario
Breton. Madrid [Sociedad de autores espa-
uoles] 1909. 43 p. 12°. [Libretto only]

© Sept. 23, 1909; 2c. Sept. 24, 1909; D:
16872; J. Huete Ordonez. Madrid. 8602

Cosmopolitan (The) three.

© Arthur Yule, New York ; 1899 : 17.512,
Mar. 7. 8603

Cosmopolitan (The) trio; by A. Reno.

© Adele Reno, Bridgeport, Conn. ; 1899 :
15368, Feb. 27. 8604

a musical comedietta, by A. Reno.

© Adele Reno, Bridgeport, Conn. ; 1898 :
10982*, Feb. 11. 8605

Cosmopolitans (The); an original 3 act comedy,
by E. W. Scully.

©Eugene W. Scully, New York ; 1898 : 29.'i00.
May 12; 2c. May 26. 8606

Cossacks (The) See By order of the Czar.

Cosset of the bells; or. The bell maker, a ro-
mantic drama of tbe fourteenth century, in
5 acts, by G. F. Sturgis. 100 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Granville Forbes Sturgis, Brooklyn ; D :
10018, Feb. 23, 1907; 2c. Feb. 23, 1907. 8607

Cost (The); drama in 4 acts, by E. L. Cowles
and A. Pitt. 125 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 2, 1912 ; D : 31527 ; Edward Lan-
sing Cowles and Addison Pitt, Waterbury,
Conn. 8608

Cost (The)— Continued.

dramatic episode in 1 act, by C. Green-
wood. 33 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 22, 1913 ; D : 35416 ; Clara Green-
wood, Newark, N. J. 8609

•play in 4 acts, by M. F. Bartling. 4 v. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. June 18, 1913; D: 33530; Marie Falls
. Bartling, Onset, Mass. 8610

See also Justice.

Cost (The) of a hat; play in 1 act, by John Bos-
worth Crocker. 32 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 25, 1915; D: 39500; Mary Arnold
Chi Ids Lewisohn, Columbus, O. 8610a

Cost (The) of a race. See Felix and Jovita.

Cost (The) of a title; play in 3 acts, by E. E.
Starr. [2], 57 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 24, 1914; D: 37464; Elizal-.eth
Ellen Starr. Baltimore. 8610b

Cost (The) of a trip to New York; by J. H.
Hood. 11 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© James H. AVood, Chicago ; D : 14964, Feb.
1, 1909; 2c. Feb. 1, 1909. 8611

Cost (The) of crime; a melodrama in 4 acts,
by W. Mathews. 94 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Walter Mathews, Louisville; D : 2066.
June 30. 1902; 2c. July 3, 1902. 8613

Cost of empire; drama in 4 acts founded on the
Whitman massacre, by S. P. Carr. 58 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 7, 1909 ; D : 17880 ; Sarah Pratt
Carr, San Francisco. 8613

in 4 acts, by Sarah Pratt Carr. libretto

for the opera Narcissa, by Blary Carr Moore.
Seattle, The Stuff printing concern [1912] 23
p. 4°.

© Apr. 17, 1912; 2c. Apr. 22, 1912; D:
29442; Harry S. Stuff. Seattle. 8614

Cost (The) of failure; a drama in 4 acts, by
C. E. Gunn.

© Charles Edwin Gunn, San Francisco ; D :
1429, Feb. 11, 1902. 8615

Cost (The) of her triumph. See Castalia.

Cost (The) of his great picture; play in 5 acts,
by E. W. Peck, dramatized from the novel
Guenn by Blanche Willis Howard. 84 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 2, 1911 ; D : 23523 ; Edith Weld
Peck, Cincinnati. 8616

Cost (The) of living; by Reginald Francis. 4 p.
f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 11, 1911 ; D : 25745 ; Henrique R.
F. White, New York. 8617

410

8618

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

8641

Cost (The) of living — Continued.

drama in 4 acts, by Sucrab [pseud, of J. S.

Barcus] 4 v. 4". Typewritten.

© le. Aug. 16, 1913; D : 34172 ; James S.

Barcus, New York. 8618

drama in 3 acts, by F. C. Odea. [54] p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 13, 1913; D: 34124; Floy Clem-

ents Odea, Dayton, O.
— play in 4 acts, by W. A. McGuire.

8619

[123]
p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 28, 1913 ; D : 34270 ; William An-
thony McGuire, Chicago. 8620

Cost (The) of ransom; a play in 1 act by M. N.
Shafer. 17 p. 4". Typewritten.

© M. N. Shafer, Jersey City ; D : 15738.
Apr. 29, 1909; 2c. Apr. 29, 1909. 8621

Cost of the bill; a play in 3 acts, by K. L. Ben-
nett. 69 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Kathervne Leiter Bennett, New York :
D : 4963, Apr! 30, 1904 ; 2c. May 12, 1904. 8622

Cost (The) of the game; play in 3 acts, by L.
Birrell. [99] p. f". Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 26, 1913; D: 35164; Lotta Bir-
rell, San Francisco. 8623

Cost (The) of vengeance. See Harvey Vance.

Costa (La) azul; opereta en 1 acto y 4 cuadros,
en prosa, original de M. Mihura y R. Gonzales,
mtisica de Ramon Lopez-Montenegro. Madrid
[Sociedad de autores espaiioles] 1910. 41, [1]
p. 12°. [Libretto only]

© Sept. 6, ] 910 : 2c. Sept. 7, 1910 ; D : 21968 ;
Miguel Mihura y Ricardo Gonzalez, Madrid.

8624

Costaud (Le) des Epinettes; comedie en 3 actes,
par T. Bernard et A. Athis [pseud, of L. Al-
fred Natanson] 32 p. 4". (L'lllustration
thf'atrale, no. 151, 4 juin, 1910)

© June 4, 1910 : 2c. July 30, 1910 ; D : 216S8 ;
Tristan Bernard & Alfred Athis, Paris. 8625

Costermonger (The).

© Harrv Rogers, New York; 1896:60766,
Nov. 5. .8626

Costly silence; drama in 4 acts, by R. Clarke.
131 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 20, 1909; D : 17271 ; Robert

Clarke, Riverside, Cal. 8627

Coston (The) light; a melodrama in 6 acts and
11 scenes, by George H. Jessop and Ben Teal.

© Klaw & Erlanger, New York; 1889:
15960, May 27. 8628

— a play, by W. E. Longfellow.

© Wilbert E. Longfellow, Providence, R. I.
D : 15561, Apr. 7, 1909. 8629

Costumed (The) ball; a curtain-raiser in 1 act,
by ]\I. E. Lister.

© Marie Evelyn Lister, San Francisco ;
1895 : 44511, Aug. 31. 8630

Cote d'amour. .S'ee Liebesbarometer.

Coteaux (Les) du Medoc; comgdie en 1 acte,
[par] Tristan Bernard. Paris, Librairie
thgatrale, 1905. 36 p. 12°.

© L. Michaud, Paris ; D : 6184, Feb. 6, 1905 ;
2c. Feb. G, 1905. 8631

Coto (El) real; comedia en 1 acto, original de
M. de Zarraga. Madrid [Sociedad de autores
espanoles] 1910. 35 p. 12°. ^

© Oct. 29, 1910 ; 2c. Oct. 31, 1910 ; D : 22433 ;
Miguel de Zarraga, INIadrid. 8632

Cottage (The) cabaret; play in 1 act, by John
Gilroy. [1], 12 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 20, 1913 ; D : 3-5071 ; Helen Sim-
mons, Philadelphia. 8633

Cottage (A) in the suburbs. See Inside and
outside.

Cotton (The) conspiracy; written and drama-
tized by W. J. I^ees.

© William J. Lees, St. Louis ; 1893 : 22073,
May 6. 8634

Cotton (The) king; 1 act play, by W. J. Jones.
12 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 4. 1912 ; D : 31552 ; Will J. Jones,
Ne\v York. 8635

Cotton scene, southern plantation; by G. Win-
field. 4 p. f°. Typewritten.

© George Winfeld, Washington ; D : 9517,
Nov. 26, 1906 : 2c. Nov. 27, 1906. 8636

Cotton (The) spinner; a comedy drama in 4
acts, by S. Marble.

© Rich & Maeder and Scott Marble, New
York ; 1896 : 6786, Jan. 27 ; 2c. Jan. 27. 8637

See also Lost diamond.

Cougere; a play in 1 act, by A. Cowles. cover-
title, [6] p. 8°. Printed.

© Albert Cowles, Williamsport, Pa. ; D :
12516, Mar. 10, 1908 ; 2c. Mar. 10, 1908. 8638

Couic-couic. See On frappe les trois coups.

Could she forget or forgive? a drama in 4 acts,
by L. J. L. Stilwell. 61 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Laura .lean Libbey-Stilwell, Brooklyn ;
D : 12090, Jan. 3, 1908 ; 2c. May 26, 1908. 8639

Could Tommy come back; 1 act sketch, by K. B.
Benite. 15 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 26, 1910; D: 22392; Kathleen
Burke Benite, San Francisco. 8640

Could we only know; a play in 5 acts, by V.
Page. 59 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Vivian Page, New York ; D : 15903, May
20, 1909; 2c. May 20, 1909. 8641

411

8642

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

8663

Could you but love me, dear; a drama in 4 acts,
by li. .T. L. Stilwell.

© Laura Jean Llbbey-Stihvell. Brooklyn;
D: 12061. Jan. 3. 1908. 8642

Couleur-du-Feu; ballet, de J. C. Mendes. mu-
sique de D. E. Inghelbreoht. [38] p. f. Ms.
[Libretto only]

© Ic. Sept. 17,1913; D: 34446; Jane Catnlle
Mendes. Paris. 8643

Counsel (The) for the defense; a comedy drama
in 1 act. iirr. bv IMcKoe Kankin and embel-
lished by W. Robyns. 26 p. 4°. Typewritten.
© William Robyns, New York; D : 2.504.
Oct. 9, 1902 : 2c. Sept. 20. 1902. 8644

a drama in 4 acts, by H. I. Dodge. [114]

p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Henrv Irving Dodge, New York; D:
11783. Nov." 21, 1907 ; 2c. Nov. 21, 1907. 8645

grotesque in 3 acts, by Franz Molnfir, Al-

fred Halm and J. H. Sprange. [5], 98 p. 4".
Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 4, 1911 ; D : 23277 ; International
copyright bureau, ltd., London. 8646

Counsel for the plaintiff; a comedy in 2 acts,
by St. fUair Hurd. Boston, W. H. Baker &
CO., 1891. 1 p. 1., 27 p. 12°. (Baker's ed. of
plays)

© Walter H. Baker co.. Boston; 1891:
34630. Sept. 29; 2c. Nov. 14. 8647

Counsellor (The); in 3 acts, by L. D. Greenfield.
[2], 90 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 21, 1910 ; D : 23343 ; L. D. Green-
field, Cleveland. 8648

play in 4 acts, by H. Druck. 71 p. f.

Typewritten.

© Ic. May 6, 1911; D: 24150; Herman
Druck, New York. 8649

— play in 1 act. by W. E. McMann. [1], 9 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May .5, 1913; D : 33142 ; Walter Eu-

gene McJIann. San Francisco.

8650

Counsellor O'Hara; comedy playlet, by Barry
Gray. 16 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. June 17, 1910 ; D : 21362 ; Billy Hay-
ter, Logansport, Ind. 8651

Count (The); a comedy in 3 acts, by A. R. Mi-
randa.

© I. R. Miranda and D. H. Campbell, Bos-
ton; 1886: 1401, Jan. 15. 8652

Count (The) and no count; or, Willie, the rub-
ber-neck.

© Fred Eckhart, Chicago; 1900 A: 16827.
July 7. 8653

Count (The) and the captaili; a comedy in 5
acts, by J. H. Burtensliaw. 131 p. 4'. Type-
written.

© James H. TUu'tenshaw, New York ; D :
8352, Aiir. 14 ; 1906 ; 2c. Apr. 9, 1906. 8654

Count and the heiress; by J. Saunders. 50 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Jobn Saimder.s. New Y'ork; D : 5376,
Aug. 6, 1904; 2c. Aug. 6, 1904. 8655

play in 4 acts, by A. V. Wilson. 15 p. 4".

Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 4, 1911: D: 23007; Agnes V.
Wilson, B(^ston. 8656

Count Benjowsky; a dramatic composition in
5 acts, based upon the German of von Kotze-
bue and tr. and a<lapted to the American
stage by C. A. Haswin.

© Charles A. Haswin. Chicago: 1883:9147,
May 17. 8657

Count Cordova; or, The hand of God, a tragedy

in 5 acts, by George W. Tliater. [Baltimore,

Md., Printed by Theo.Kroh. 1876] 113 p. 16°.

© G. W. Thater, Baltimore; 1876:4905,

Apr. 22 : 2c. Dec. 9. 8658

Count de Magny's daughter; comedy drama in
4 acts, by S. Dorleans. 119 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Suzanne DorlSans. New York; 1889:
32938, Oct. 30; 2c. Feb. 27, 1891. 8659

Count (The) de Noaccount; by M. M. Longhi.
47 p. t". Typev.ritten.

© Marion Middleton Longhi, Denver; D:
5783, Nov. 17, 1904 : Ic. Nov. 17, 1904 ; Ic. Dec.
19. 1904. 8660

Count (A) for a day; German sketch in 2
scenes, by J. H. AVashburne. [1], 9 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 27. 1912 : D : 30658 ; J. H. Wash-
burne. New York. 8661

Count (A) for love's sake; a comedy in 4 acts,
by H. C. Stueven. [2], 45 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Apr. 23, 1914 ; D : 36819 ; Hermine C.
Stueven, Oberlin, O. 8661a

Count Gratlo; by S. T. Baer. 65 p. f. Type-
written.

© Svlvan T. Baer, Dallas, Tex. ; D : 87.38.
.Tune 26, 1900; 2c. June 26, 1906. 8662

Count Hannibal; a play in 4 acts, by N. Con-
nell and O. Asche. 103 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Norris Connell and Oscar Asche, Lon-
don; D: 15145, Feb. 23, 1909; 2c. Feb. 23,
1909. 8663

412

8664

COPYKIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

8684

Count Julian; a Spanish tragedy, by J. Sturgis.
Boston, Little, Brown & co., 1893. 122 p. 16°.

© Julian Sturgis. Boston ; 1893 : 32591, July
10; 2c. July 10. 8664

Count Julian's daughter; a 4 act drama of
olden Spain, by W. T. Hughes.

© Wallace T. Hughes, Louisville; 1897:
51565, Sept. 15. 8665

Count Konigsnaark; a drama in 5 acts, by F.
. Johnson.

© Frnncls Johnson. Lafayette, Ind. ; 1871:
4147, May 5. 8666

See also Sophie Dorothea.

Count Murray's secret; melodrama in 5 acts,
with a prologue in 1 act, entitled The heads-
men of Westminster, tr. from a German stage
ms., author's name unknown, by C. F. Buck.

© Charles F. Buck, New Orleans ; 1875 :
9226, Sept. 6. 8667

Count no account; a farce comedy in 3 acts, by
J. Lambert [pseud, of .T. Lambert Day]

© .Jesse Lnmbert. Pittsburgh; 1898:60962.
Oct. 17. 8668

— — a social satire in 3 acts. 6 p. 8°. Typewrit-
ten. [Synopsis]

© J. L. Dav. Pittsburgh; D : 3703, Dec. 5.
1902; 2c. Nov. 4, 1903. 8669

Count (The) of Elsinore; or, Valdemar, the
Baltic rover, a drama consisting of a pro-
logue and 4 acts, by M. E. Roe. Milwaukee (?)
1901. 64 p. 8°.

© Marv E. Roe, ]\[ilwaukee; D : 336, Apr.
11, 1901; 2c. Jan. 2, 1902. 8670

Count (The) of Luxembourg'; musical play in
2 acts, by A. M. Willner and Rob Bodansky,
tr. from the German by Basil Hood, lyrics by
Basil Hood and Adrian Ross, music by Franz
Lehar. I^ondon, New York, etc., etc.. Chap-
pell & CO., ltd., 1911. cover-title, 31 p. 8".
[Libretto only]

© May 19, 1911; 2c. May 20, 1911; D:
24243; Chappell & co., ltd., London. 8671

Count (A) of no account; a farce comedy in 3
acts, by Anthony E. Wills. New York. Dick
& Fitzgerald, 1905. 60 p. 16".

© Dick & Fitzgerald, New York ; D : 7011.
July 22, 1905 ; 2c. Aug. 9, 1905. 8672

Count Ole; a Swede character comedy drama in
3 acts, by L. E. Lund. 22 p. f". Typewrit-
ten.

© Lawrence E. Lund, Jamestown, N. Y. ;
D : 3126. Mar. 13, 1903 ; 2c. Sept. 14. 1903.

8674

Count (A) or a pauper; extravaganza in 3 acts,
words and music by F. P. Patterson. Type-
written.

© F. P. Patterson, New York ; 1897 : 44185,
Aug. 4; 2c. Aug. 4. 8675

Count Romanoff; a play, by E. L. Nelson. 46 p.
4". Typewritten.

© Elva L. Nelson, Chicago ; D : 848, Sept.
9, 1901 ; 2c. Sept. 9, 1901. 8676

Count 13; play with music in 2 acts, book and
lyrics by Harry E. Weese and Donald Scott,
music by H. E. Weese. Chicago, The Gun-
thorp Warren printing co., 1914. 1 p. 1., 28 p.
8". [Libretto only]

© Apr. 29, 1914 ; 2c. May 1, 1914 ; D : 36890 ;
ITniversity clnb of Chicago, Chicago. 8676a

Count (The) von Musicalsky and the nihilist;
by J. B. Helm. [3] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© .Tessie B. Helm, Cleveland : D : 16165,
June 25, 1909 ; 2c. June 25. 1909. 8677

Counter currents; a comedy drama in prologue
and 3 acts, by E. K. Harris. Typewritten.

© Edward K. Harris. Chicago; 1897:34296.
June 7 ; 2c. June 23. 8678

Counter-mined; a domestic drama, by M. L. S.
Bodine.

© May L. S. Bodine. New York: 1896:
62965, Nov. 18. 8679

Counter-stroke (The); play in 4 acts, by G.
Gibson. 128 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 9, 1912; D : .31.3.54 ; Gerolt Gib-
son, New York. 8680

Counterfeit; a drama in 4 acts.

© Harry Amlar, Delaware, Wis. ; 1873 :
7880, July 8. 8681

— an original comedy in 3 acts, by C. Heverin.

© Cat« )r Heverin, New York ; 1900 A : 21846.
Sept. 1. 8682

or. True and false, an original drama in

— musical farce comedy in 3 acts, by Barney
Fagan and S. Hurd. 45 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Bernard J. Fagan, New Y'ork, and St.
Clair Hurd, Kansas City, Mo. ; D : 6217, Feb.
13. 1905; 2c. Jan. 28, 1905 (act 1, only) 8673

4 acts and 8 tableaux, by S. Pritchard and H.
Amlar.

© Spencer Pritchard and Harry Amlar,
United States ; 1873 : 8361, July 21. 8683

Counterfeit (A) bill; a farce comedy in 3 acts,
by L. A. Murphy. 46 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Lawrence A. Murphv, Chicago ; D : 9223.
Oct. 12, 1906 ; 2c. Nov. 1, 1906. 8684

413

8685

DEAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

8706

Counterfeit bills; vaudeville sketch, by Harry
L. Newton. Chicago. T. S. Denison [1909] 10
p. 16°. ( [Denison's vaudeville sketches] )

© Sept. 27, 1909; 2c. Sept. 29, 1909; D:
16961; T. S. Denison, Chicago. 8685

Counterfeit (The) count.

© John Barbour Gardner, Omaha, Neb. ; D :
6246, Feb. 20, 1905. 8686

Counterfeit (A) presentment; comedy, by W. D.
riowells.

© W. D. Howells, Cambridge, Mass. ; 1877 ;
9080, Aug. 8; 2c. Oct. 5. 8687

Same. Boston, James R. Osgood and com-
pany, 1877.

© H. O. Houghton & co. and W. D. Howells,
United States; 1877:10960, Sept. 24; 2c.
Oct. 5. 8688

Same. Boston and New York, Houghton,

Mifflin and company, 1905. 199 p. 24°.

© W. D. Howells, New York, in renewal for
14 years from Sept. 24, 1905 ; A : 125485, Sept.
5, 1905 ; 2c. Sept. 14, 1905. 8689

Counterfeiter (The); a drama in 5 acts, by L. J.
Cella.

© Louis J. Cella, Denver ; 1881 : 18752, Dec.
5. 8690

play, by J. B. Spellman. [14] p. 4°. Type-

written.

© Ic. Feb. 5, 1913; D : 32201 ; .Joseph B.
Spellman, New York. 8691

Counterfeiters (The); a melodrama in 4 acts,
by C. P. Rice. 137 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Charles P. Rice, New Haven ; D : 720,
Aug. 5, 1901 ; 2c. Dec. 24, 1901. 8692

Counterfeiters (The) and the mayor; an Ameri-
can comedy drama in 4 acts, by A. Gross. 100
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Anna Gross, New York ; D : 10062, Mar. 2,
1907; 2c. Mar. 2, 1907. 8693

Counterfeiting; dramatic playlet, by W. H.
Nicholson. [39] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 24, 1914 ; D : 38903 ; Will Henry
Nicholson, Buffalo. 8693a

Counterplot (The); a play in 4 acts, by F. A.
Disbrowe.

© Frederic Augustus Disbrowe, Philadel-
phia ; 1875 : 1968, Mar. 3. 8694

Countersign (The); a drama in 4 acts, by F. N.
Wilcox and Charles W. King. Cleveland, O.,
Cuyahogan publishing co., 1890. 60 p. 16°.

© Frank N. Wilcox, Cleveland; 1890:
4896, Feb. 10. 2c. Apr. 16. 8695

in 3 acts.

Countess (La); a drama in 4 acts, by C. E.
Louis. [Vincennes, Ind., 1885] 1 p. 1., 26 p.
8°.

© Charles E. Louis, Vincennes, Ind. ; 1885 :
2823, Jan. 31; 2c. Mar. 18. 8697

Countess (The); a drama in 4 acts, by Samuel
Moi-se. 150 p. 8". Typewritten.

© p:iizabeth Morse, New York; D:4360,
• Dec. 8, 1903 ; 2c. Dec. 8, 1903. 8698

a society drama in 4 acts, by H. J. Jones.

New York, The A. S. Seer theatrical printing
CO., 1889.

© Genevieve E. Hughes, New York; 1889:
26311, Aug. 29. 8699

Countess Anastasia Suvarof; or. Love's re-
venge, by A. Schwartz.

© Arthur Schwartz, Philadelphia; 1S79 :
11609, Sept. 1. 8700

Countess and the actress; drama in 5 acts and
7 scenes, by E. B. De Ligny. 40 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Ic. May 18, 1910 ; D : 21064 ; Ernest B. De
Ligny, New Y"ork. 8701

Countess Bertha. See Comtesse (La) Berthe.

Countess (The) Cathleen. See Poetical (The,
works of William B. Yeats.

Countess (The) Debeaupre; a play, by Sh-l-
(leu Lyon [pseud, of L. S. Smith] and Emery
Stone.

© Leonora Sheldon Smith and E. Str.ne.
New York ; 18S6 : 15593, July 9. 8702

Countess (The) de Cagiac; a farcical comedy
in 3 acts, by H. A. Du Souchet and C. T.
Vincent. Typewritten.

© Henrv A. Du Souchet and Chas. T. Vin-
cent, Brooklyn : 1897 : 30626. May 20 ; 2c. Mny
20. - 8703

Countess de Fontenay; or. The power of love,
a romantic play in 4 acts, by W. J. Ferguson.
60 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© William Jason Ferguson, Bayonne, N. J. ;
D : 2145, July 22, 1902 ; 2c. Aug. 18, 1902. 8704

See also In the service of the emperor.

© Gallagher & West, New York; 1894:
59369, Dec. 20. 8696

Countess de Moray, the martyr; an emotional
drama in 4 acts, adapted from the French by
C. L. Howard.

© Charles Lorin Howard, New York ; 1887 :
17875, July 12. 8705

Countess (The) de Vardes; or, La tentation,
a comedy drama in 6 acts, from the French of
Octave Feuillet, by Sophey Beckett.

© AVilliam Horace Lingard. United States;
1874 : 3023, Mar. 11. 8706

414

8707

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

8728

Countess Doll; a protean play in 4 acts, by J. B.
Gomez.

© Joseph Binard Gomez, Boston; 1886:
17587, Aug-. 2. 8707

Countess Donati. Sec Consanguinity.

Countess (The) Dovicki; a play in a prologue
and 4 acts, by C. Puerner.

@ Charles Puerner, New York; 1900 A:
29843, Dec. 8. 8708

Countess du Barry; a historical drama in 4 acts,

by J. Searle Dawley. 139 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Edna Mav Spooner, New York; D : 12824,

Apr. 24, 1908 ; 2c. Apr. 24, 1908. 8709

Countess for a day; comic opera in 2 acts, li-
bretto by E. B. Harvier. Typewritten.

© Evelyn Baker Harvier, New York ; 1894 :
26751, May 28 ; 2c. May 28. 8710

Countess Gisela; a dramatization of novel by
E. Marlitt [pseud, of Eugenie John] in 4 acts,
by B. Price.

© Burr Price, St. I.ouis ; D : 9238, Oct. 16,

1906. 8711

Countess Helene; or, The camp and court of
Napoleon, a drama in 5 acts, by W. E. Rich-
ardson.

© W. E. Richardson, Boston; 1873:9821,
Sept. 1; 2c. Feb. 23, 1876. 8712

Countess Hildegard; play in 5 acts, by H. C.
Stueven. 45 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 19, 1913 ; D : 33545 ; Hermine C.
Stueven, Oberlin, O. 8713

Countess Irma; a drama in 4 acts and a tableau,
by E. Stone and Mrs. C. A. Doremus.

© Emery Stone and Mrs. C. A. Doi^emus,
United States; 1884:13588, July 5. 8714

Countess Jeanne; a drama in 1 act, by H. Ford
and M. L. Girault. 23 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Harriet Ford and M. L. Girault, New
York; D : 9879, Jan. 31, 1907; 2c. Jan. 31,

1907. 8715

Countess Julia (Frbken Julie); naturajistie
tragedy, by August Strindberg, tr. by Cliarles
Recht. Philadelphia, Brown brotliers, 1912.
101 p. 12°.

© Mar. 1, 1912 ; 2c. Mar. 26, 1912 ; D : 29173 ;
Brown bros., Pliiladelphia. 8716

Countess Julie. See Plays: August Strindberg.

Countess Kate; plavlet, by Katharine Kavanaugh.

Chicago, T. S. Denison & co., 1912. 15 p. 12°.

© Aug. 16, 1912; 2c. Aug. 19. 1912; D:

30567; Eben H. Norris, Cliicago. 8717

Countess Mizzle. See Lonely (The) way.

Countess (The) of Candour; operatic playlet
in 1 act, by J. P. Wilson. 29 p. 4". Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. June 11. 1914 ; D : 37252 ; .John P. Wil-
son, New York. 8717a

Countess of France; melodrama in 4 acts, by
E. V. Houghton. 21 p. f". Typewritten.

© Ella Valerie Houghton, New York; D:
7309. Sept. 25. 1905; 2c. Sept. 2.5, 1905. 8718

Countess (The) of Horn Butte.

© William E. Danforth, Elmhurst, 111. ; D :
8431, Apr. 26, 1906. 8719

Countess (The) of Leicester; a tragedy in 5
acts, dramatized by jMrs. H. N. Cook.

© Marie Louise Burroughs, San Francisco ;
1883 ; 9055, May 16. 8720

Countess (The) of Queensbury; or. The maid
of Orleans rediviva, a 3 act serio - comic
drama, by W. Bush.

© William Bush, Chicago; 1871 : 849, Feb. 2 ;
2c. Dec. 4, 1872. 8721

Countess of Stellenberg; a comedy drama in
5 acts, by J. W. Fey. 45 p. f". Typewritten.
© John William Fey, Philadelphia; 1892:

27394. June 30 ; 2c. June 30.

8722

Countess Olga; a play in 4 acts, by B. Israeli.
55 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Baruch Israeli, New Haven ; D : 11414,
Sept. 24, 1907 ; 2c. Sept. 24, 1907. 8723

Countess Olga Ivanovna; an emotional drama,
by J. B. Wing. [78] p. f°. Typewritten.

. © John Boies Wing, Seattle ; D : 3090, Mar.
5, 1903; 2c. Apr. 25, 1903. 8724

Countess van Assendelft; a comedy in 4 acts,
by H. Lindsley.

© Harris Lindsley, New York; D : 1806,
Apr. 29, 1902. 8725

Countess (The) Vassalis; a drama in 5 acts,
by R. McCay.

© Ringgold IMcCay, New York ; 1885 : 25508,
Dec. 5. 8726

See also Border (The) eagle.

Countess Vera; or, The oath of vengeance, by
Mrs. Alex. McVeigh Miller, arr. and drama-
tized by M. Hill.

© Mav Hill, Ashtabula, O. ; 1882 : 22346, Dec.
28. 8727

Countess (The) Volta. See Viola.

Country (The); drama in 4 acts, by T. P. Bayer.
[116] p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 11, 1911; D: 23616; Theobald
Percy Bayer, New York. 8728

415

8739

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

8751

Country (The) band parade.

© James Clinton Lewis, Hartford; 1886;
12979, June 3. 8729

Country (A) barber shop; by E. Blondell. [4]
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 16, 1911 ; D : 24954 ; Edw. Blon-
dell, New York. 8730

Country (The) blacksmiths; a seuii-pantomiiuic
1 act musical comedy, by A. L. Foy. Type-
written.

© Alphonse L. Foy, New York ; 1896 : 31116,
May 22 ; 2c. May 22. 8731

Country board; an original farcical comedy in
3 acts, by E. E. Kidder.

© Edward E. Ividder, New York; 1882:
15945, Sept. 27. 8732

Country (The) boy; comedy in 4 acts, by E.
Selwyn. 113 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 14, 1910 ; D : 20448 ; Edgar Sel-
wyn, New York. 8733

an original comedy in 3 acts, by C. E.

Grapewin.

© Charles E. Grapewin, United States;

1897 : 16460, Mar. 10. 8734

or. The harvest agent, a drama, by W. H.

Osmer.

© Vvllliam H. Osmer, St. Louis; 1891:
5559, Feb. 9. 8735

Country boys and girls; by Gus Edwards. 4 p.
4". Typewritten.

© Gus Edwards music pub. co.. New York ;
D : 13375, July 20, 1908 ; 2c. July 20, 1908.

8736

Country (The) boy's dream; musical tabloid
in 3 scenes, by L. Bates. [1], 10 p. 4°. Type-
written. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Aug. 8, 1914; D: 37789; Lou Bates,
Detroit. 8736a

Country boys in college; comedy of college life.
by C. L. Michael. Phoenix, Ariz., C. L. Mi-
chael, 1914. 56 p. 12".

© Aug. 14, 1914; 2c. Aug. 20, 1914; D:
37903 ; Coleman Luther Michael, Phoenix,
Ariz. 8736b

Country (A) campaign; !i comedy, by H. A.

Herrold.

© H. A. Herrold, New York; 1891:24237.

July 3. 8737

Country circus; a comedy in 4 acts, by Chas.

B. Jefferson and AVill R. Wilson.

© C. B. Jefferson, Klaw and Erlanger and
J. H. Eddy, New York ; 1890 : 25173, Aug. 12.

8738

Same.

© C. B. Jefferson, Klaw and Erlanger, and
J. H. Eddy, New York ; 1890 : 25171. Aug. 12.

8739

Country circus — Continued.

Same. 64 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© C. B. Jefferson, Klaw and Erlanger and

J. H. Eddy, New York ; 1890 : 25172, Aug. 12 ;

2c. Dec. 1, 1891. 8740

a sensational comedy drama and Royal im-
perial circus, in 4 acts, by N. Compston.

©Nelson Compston. New York; 1891:15341,
Apr. 25. • 8741

Country clerk; musical comedy in 3 acts, by
George Totten Smith and Ren. Shields.

© Sullivan & Harris, New York; D : 4856,
Apr. 9, 1904. 8742

Country (The) club; nnisical comedy, by R.
Melville Baker and J. Hart.

© Joseph Hart, New York ; D : 1479, Feb.
24, 1902. 8743

Country constable; play in 4 acts, by Lang-
(liile Williams. 59 p. 4°. Mimeographed.

© July 2, 1909 ; 2c. July 26, 1909 ; D : 1G340 :
James Edwards. Chicago. 8744

Country (A) coon; 4 act pastoral comedy, by
Allan Dunn and E. Hogan.

© Ernest Hogan, New York; 1900 A : 18280.
July 24. 8745

a musical farce comedy in 3 acts, by Allan

i

Dunn. Typewritten.

© Ernest Hogan, New York ; 1900 A : 22594.
Sept. 11; 2c. Sept. 11. 8746

Country (The) cousin.

© Frank Jones, Fairview, W. Va. ; 1892 :
50240, Dec. 9. 8747

an original American domestic comedy

drama in 4 acts and 8 scenes, by Charles H.
Flemming and F. Jones.

© Frank Jones. Fairview. W. Va. : 1802:

50234, Dec. 9. 8748

Country cousins.

© Frank Jones, Fairview, W. Va. : 1892 :

50235, Dec. 9. 8749 .

Country (A) dance; by Ernest Elton.

© Ralph Bainbridge, V/est New Brighton.
N. Y. ; 1895 : 29575, June 3. 8750

Country (The) doctor; comedy drama in 4 acts,
bv A. L. Tubbs. Boston. W. H. Baker & CO..
1910. 57 p. 12".

© Sept. 27, 1910; 2c. Sept. 28, 1910; D:
22165; Arthur I>ewis Tubbs, Philadelphia.

8751

play in 4 acts, by C. H. O'Donnell. 96 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Juno 23, 1915 ; D : 41021 ; Charles H.
O'Donnell, New York. 8751a

1

416

8751

COPYMGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

8772

Country (The) dressmaker; play in 3 acts, by
G. Fitzmaurice. Dublin, Maunsel & CO., ltd.,
1914. 57 p. 12°.

© Mar. 13, 1914; 2c. Mar. 24, 1914; D:
365S8; George Fitzmaurice, Dublin. 8751b

■ iSee also Five plays; by G. Fitzmaurice.

Country editor; a comedy drama in 4 acts, by
C. H. Colson.

© Charles H. Colson, Sterling, Kan.; D:
8363, Apr. 17, 1906. 8752

— — comedy in 3 acts, by Ward Macauley. Phil-
adelphia, Penn publishing co., 1915. 50 p.
12°.

© Sept. 17, 1915; 2c. Sept. 22, 1915; D:
41796 ; Penn pub. co., Philadelphia. 8752a

- — a drama in 3 acts, by R. E. Kerby. 82 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Robert E. Kerby, Syracuse, N. Y. ; D:
15359, Mar. 17, 1909 ; 2c. Mar. 17, 1909. 8753

a farce comedy in 1 act, by F. A. Campbell.

© F. A. Campbell, Denver; 1895:39450,

.July 31.

8754

• an original, drama in 3 acts, by A. S. Hick-
man.

© Albert S. Hickman. Iowa; 1884:22256,
Nov. 7. 8755

■ -playlet in 1 act, by F. C. Kelly. 24 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. July 10, 1911; D: 24654; Fred C.
Kelly. Cleveland. 8756

Country (The) fair; musical comedy novelty in
3 acts, by V. Phelps. [1], 18 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Mar. 25. 1911 ; D : 23746 ; Vera Phelps,
Sarnia, Canada. 8757

iSee also County fair. — Ten to one.

Country folks; by F. F. Moore.

© Frank F. Moore, Indianapolis; 1898:
25616, Apr. 23. 8758

— — comedv drama in 3 acts, by Anthony E.
Wills. Boston, W. H. Baker & co., 1911. 58
p. 12°.

© Aug. 31, 1911; 2c. Sept. 1, 1911; D:
25126 ; Walter H. Baker & co., Boston. 8759

rural comedy drama in 4 acts, by R. Lyle,

98 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Richard Lyle, New York; D : 8215, Mar.
23,1906; 2c. Mar. 23, 1906. 8760

Country (A) 4th of July; a comedy drama in
4 acts, by A. H. Westfall.

© Anson Hewett Westfall, New York State ;
1893: 12176, Mar. 9. 8761

Country (The) gentleman; politico-psycho play
in 4 acts, by H. B. Day. [48] p. f°. Type-
written.

© Ic. June 23, 1914; D: 37448; Homer
Barr Day, New York. 8761a

Country (A) girl; a drama of town and coun-
try, by T. A. Niccolls. 31 p. 8°.

© Thomas Alfred Niccolls, St. Louis; D:
7616, Nov. 24, 1905; 2c. Dec. 11, 1905. 8762

musical play in 2 acts, by James T. Tanner,

lyrics by Adrian Ross and Percy Greenbank,
music by Lionel Monckton. 52 p. 8°. Type-
written. [Lyrics only]

© Chappel & CO., London ; ^D : 1320, Jan. 20,
1902; 2c. Jan. 20, 1902. 8763

1 act playlet, by Raymond W. Peck. 17 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 22, 1915 ; D : 41290 ; Ann Tasker,
New York. 8763a

[a play in 3 acts], by B. Stoddard. 14 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 5, 1912; D: 29882; Burt Stod-
dard, New Britain, Conn. 8764

Country girl in New York; three monologues,
by C. T. Stewart. 17 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 8, 1909; D: 16723; Caroline
Taylor Stewart, Columbia, Mo. 8765

Country (The) girls; a farce comedy in 3 acts,
by J. Halloran, jr.

© John Halloran, jr.. New York; 1895:
46447, Sept. 12. 8766

Country (The) grocery; a comedy in 3 acts, by
D. Sully.

© Dan'I Sully, Lake Hill. N. Y. ; 1899 : 9178 ;
Jan. 80. 8767

Country (A) homestead; a 3 act rural comedy.

© Wm. M. Goff, Portland. Me. ; 1898 : 62873 ;

Oct. 26. 8768

Country (The) jay.

© J. Howard Bauman, New Castle, Pa. ; D :
9457, Nov. 19, 1906. 8769

Country (The) judge; a rural comedy sketch
in 1 act and 1 scene, by G. Harris. 20 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© George Harris, Jackson, Mich. ; D : 10383,
Apr. 19, 1907 ; 2c. Apr. 19, 1907. 8770

Country justice; by T. S. Denison. Chicago,
T. S. Denison, 1878.

© T. S. Denison, Chicago ; 1878 : 12817,

Nov. 7; 2c. Nov. 11. 8771

— Same. Chicago, T. S. Denison [1906] 1 p. 1.,
[165]-170 p. 12°. (Amateur series)

© T. S. Denison, Chicago, in renewal for 14
years from Nov. 7, 1906; D:9325, Oct. 26,
1906 ; 2c. Oct. 26, 1906. 8772

5379—15-

-27

417

8773

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

8794

Country (A) kid; by N. Stone Scoville. Type-
written.

© Nesbit Stone Scoville, Hanover, Wis. ;

1900 A : 28953, Nov. 26 ; 2c. Nov. 26. 8773

Country lanes and city pavements; ii drama.
© Mildred N. Hall and George W. Wessells,
Denver ; D : 3437, May 15, 1903. 8774

a drama of life in prologue and 4 acts, a

tlramatization of Maurice M. Minton's novel
of same name, by G. W. Heath. 95 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© George W. Heath, Boston ; D : 5967, Dec.
27, 1904; 2c. Dec. 27, 1904. 8775

Country (A) lawyer. See Sage of Barleyville.

Country (The) lover; a farce comedy, by F. C.
Barclay.

© Fannie C. Barclay, New York; D:2678,
Nov. 8, 1902. 8776

Country (The) merchant; comedy drama in 4
4 acts, by G. G. Hammond. [2], 64 p. 4".
Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 7. 1912; D: 31181; George G.
Hammond, New York. 8777

Country (The) minister; a comedy drama in 5
acts, by Arthur Lewis Tubbs. Boston, W. H.
Baker & co., 1907. 69 p. 12".

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston; D:
11295, Sept. 5, 1907 ; 2c. Nov. 5, 1907. 8778

Country (The) minstrels; comedy in 3 acts, by
J. M, Smith. 20 p. t". Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 28, 1912; D : 31291 ; Jos. M.
Smith, Baltimore. 8779

Country (A) miss; musical operetta, book and
lyrics by A. G. Duggan, music by J. E. Law-
rence. [3], 32 p. 4". Typewritten. [Libretto
only]

© Ic. July 17, 1913 ; D : 33923 ; Archie Grieg
Duggan and John Ernest Lawrence, Toronto.
Canada. 8780

Country mouse; a satirical comedy in 3 acts,
by Arthur Law. London, S. French, ltd. ; New
York, S. French, 1904. 60 p. diagrs. 12°.
(On cover: French's standard library ed.)

© S:unnel French, New York ; D : 5148,
June 10, 1904; 2c. Nov. 19. 1904. 8781

Country (A) party; or, Merry Christmas, a
comedy in 2 scenes, by T. Tryon.

© Thomas Tryon, New York ; 1889 : 11980,
Apr. 17. 8782

Country physician; comedy in 3 acts, bv C. A.
De Lima. 86 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 9, 1910 ; D : 21000 ; Charles A. De
Lima, New York. 8783

Country (The) post-office. See Eternal (The)
feminine.

Country (A) romance; a pathetic episode in 1
act, by W. D. Emerson.

© Dramatic pub. co., Chicago ; 1899 : 6787.
Jan. 19; 2c. Jan. 19. 8784

■or, An unnatural love, a dramatic compo-

sition or 4 act rural comedy drama, by Ber-
nard Kling. 61 p. f. Typewritten.

© Edward Hauck, Hackensack, N. .1. ; D :
4729, Mar. 16, 1904 ; 2c. Mar. 16, 1904. 8785

Country (The) school; an entertainment in 2
scenes, by M. R. Orne. Boston, W. H. Baker
& CO., 1890.

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston; 1S90 :
536, Jan. 3 ; 2c. Jan. 23. 8786

Country (The) schoolmaster.

© Albert L. Powers, Woodstock, Vt. ; D :
8419, Apr. 25, 1906. 8787

Country (The) schoolmistress.

© .Tames Howard Konkle. Newark, N. J. :
D : 1153, Dec. 4, 1901. 8788

Country (A) singer; 1 act comedy, dramatic
sketch, by Louise E. Bates. 6 p. 4". Type-
written.

© Chas. T. Blake and Arthur E. Ehle, San
Francisco; D : 6453, Mar. 14, 1905; 2c. Mar.
14, 1905. 8789

Country (The) squire; a comedy drama in 4
acts, by J. Howard Bauman. Clyde, O., Ames
publishing company, 1906. 52 p. 12°.

© Ames pub. co., Clyde, 0.; D : 9271, Oct.
19, 1906 ; 2c. Oct. 19, 1906. 8790

-domestic drama in 4 acts, by C. A. Krone

and A. Boyd. 138 p. f». Typewritten.

© Charles A. Krone and Archie Boyd. St.
Louis; 1892:10282, Mar. 5; 2c. Mar. 5. 8791

musical comedy, by R. E. Berlet. 55 p. f°.

Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Robert E. Berlet, Chicago ; D : 3827, Aug.
13, 1903 ; 2c. Aug. 14, 1903. 8792

Country (The) store; a 4 act American comedy-
drama, by J. W. Cutshaw.

© James Washington Cutshaw, Areola.
Ind. ; 1893 : 5870, Jan. 30. 8793

a monologue, by B. B. Hay ward. 7 p. 4".

Typewritten.

© Beatrice Brooke Hayward, Wayland,
Mass. ; D : 6080, Jan. 16, 1905 ; 2c. Jan. 16, 1905.

8794

Country sweethearts; drama of sentiment and
mirth in 4 acts, by M. S. Keightley. [86] p.
4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 31, 1914; D : 35872 ; Mabel S.
Keightley, South Bend, Ind. 8794a

418

8795

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

8819

Country (A) terror; original and comical little
farce comedy, by G. H. Adams.

© George H. Adams, Paterson, N. J. ; 1893 :
46SS2, Oct. 20. 8795

Country to the city; a playlet, by M. Harfield.
S p. 4". Typewritten.

© M. Harfield, Chicago ; D : 15749, Apr. 30,
1909; 2c. Apr. 30, 1909. 8796

Country (A) town; play in 2 acts, by A. J.
Powers. [2], 41 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 18, 1911; D: 23750; Andrew J.
Powers, Providence, R. I. 8797

Country (A) visit; an original comedy in 4
acts, by T. E. Murray.

© Thomas E. Murray, Chicago ; 1884 : 20582,
Oct. 13. 8798

Country visitor; comedy in 4 acts, by Atkinson
and Ellsworth.

© Atkinson and Ell.sworth, New York;
1899 : 81704, Dee. 18. 8799

a laughable 1 act farce, arr. by Chris Lane.

(In Will Rossiter's vaudeville prompter, no. 4)

© Will Rossiter, Chicago; D : 4062, Oct. 5.

1903 ; 2c. Oct. 5, 1903. 8800

Countryman (The); a comedy drama in 4 acts
and 4 scenes, by J. Barker.

© John Barker, Maiden, Mass. : 1893 : 11823.
Mar. 7. 8801

Count's (The) arrival; a comedy farce, by
George McCann.

© Ed. aiaxwell. New York; 1898:70165,

Dec. 2. 8802

Count's (The) daughter; 5 act play, by H. W.
King. 49 p. 8°. Ms.

© Henry W. King, New York ; 1881 : 20736,
Dec. 31 ; Ic. Dec. 31. 8803

Count's (The) dilemma; 1 act skit, by D. J.
Cooper. 5 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Dan J. Cooper, Los Angeles ; D : 727,
Aug. 7, 1901 ; 2c. Aug. 7, 1901. 8804

County centennial; a 1 act comedy, by A. S.
Bock. [Saltsburg, Pa., Bock entertaining co.,
1906] cover-title, 31 p. 12".

© Annie Sara Bock, Saltsburg, Pa. ; D :
9035, Sept. 4, 1906 ; 2c. Sept. 13, 1906. 8805

County (The) chairman; by G. Ade. 82 p. 8".
Typewritten.

© George Ade, Chicago; D : 4097, Oct. 15,
1903; 2c. Oct. 15, 1903. 8806

County (The) deacon ; a comedy drama, in 4
acts. Typewritten.

© Edward S. Keller, Fort Wayne, Ind. ;
1899 : 26398, Apr. 15 ; 2c. July 12. 8807

County fair; or. The country fair, by Charles
Barnard and N. Burgess. 77 p. 12°. Printed.

© Neil Burgess, New York ; 1890 : 4271, Feb.
3 ; 2c. Feb. 3. 8808

County fair at Punkin villa; farce in 2 scenes,
by Paul Marion (Pauline Phelps, Marion
Short) New York, E. S. Werner & company,
1912. 21 p. 12°.

© June 17, 1912; 2c June 20, 1912; D:
30037 ; Edgar S. Werner, New York. 8809

County fair circus; a farcical comedy in 3 acts,
by N. Burgess.

© Nell Burgess, Boston ; 1892 : 9270, Mar. 1.

8810

County (The) judge; a comedy in 3 acts. [85]
p. 4°.

© C. F. Francis, Rome, N. Y. ; D : 7183, Aug.
30, 1905; 2c. Sept. 18, 1905. 8811

County (The) line; a comedy.

© Neil Burgess, New York ; 1896 : 54820,
Oct. 3. 8812

See also Experience smartweed.

County (The) sheriff; a comedy in 1 act, by Ar-
thur Larkin. Typewritten.

© John S. Hale, New York; 1898:76389,
Dec. 28 ; 2c. Dec. 28. 8813

a drama in 4 acts, by Kathleen Farroe. 65

p. f°. Typewritten.

© Oscar Edward Wee, New York ; D : 10508,
Apr. 16, 1907; 2c. May 6, 1907. 8814

a melodrama in 4 acts and 9 scenes, by

Clem Hyatt. 63 p. f °. Typewritten.

© Morgan A. Sherwood, Washington ; D :
7699, Dec. 12, 1905 ; 2c. Dec. 12, 1905. 8815

Coup (Le) d'aile; com^die en 3 actes, par F. de
Curel. New York, Empire press, printers,
1906. p. 225-287. 8°.

© Frangois de Curel, Paris ; D : 7897, Jan.
26, 1906 ; 2c. Jan. 26, 1906. 8816

See also Beat (The) of the wing.

Coup (Un) de corne; comMie en 1 acte [par]
Daniel Jourda et E.-G. Perrier. Paris, C. Jou-
bert, 1909. 31 p. 12°.

© Aug. 15, 1909; 2c. July 26. 1909; D:
16729; Joubert, Paris. 8817

Coup (Un) de foudre; comedie-vaudeville en 3
actes, de L. Xanrof [pseud, of Leon Fourneau]
191 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Leon Xanrof, Paris ; D : 12941, May 11,
1908; 2c. May 11, 1908. 8818

Coup (Le) de fouet; piece en 3 actes, [par]
Maurice Hennequin et Georges Duval. Paris,
P. V. Stock, 1902. 2 p. 1., 190 p. 12°.

© P. V. Stock, Paris ; D : 1897, May 16,
1902; 2c. May 16, 1902. 8819

419

8820

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

8838

Coup (Le) de jarnac; vaudeville en 3 actes, par
H. de Gorsse et M. de Marsan. Paris, Librairie
theatrale, 1907. 3 p. 1., 200 p. 12°.

© Henrv de Gorsse & Maurice de Marsan,
Paris; D: 10828, .Tune 24, 1907; 2c. June 25,
1907. 8820

See also Kackerchen.

Coup (Le) du berger; vaudeville en 3 actes, de

A. Bisson et M. Sonal [pseud, of Georges Lanosl

Paris, Libra iriotheatrale, 1911. [21,176p. 12".

© Oct. 20, 1911 ; 2c. Oct. 30, 1911 ; D : 25624 :

Alexandre Bisson & Marc Sonal. Paris. 8821

Coupable (Le) Sec Guilty (The) man.

Coupe (La) (The cup); Persian danse drame,
originated and arr. by L. La Gai. [5] p. 4°.
Ms.

© Ic. Julv 1. 1913 : D : 33789 ; Louise La Gai,
New York. 8822

Couple (A) -See Two.

Couple (A) of crogks; comedy in 1 act, by J. R.
Alden. [2], 25 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. July 31, 1912; D : 30394 ; Joseph R.
Alden, Grand Rapids, Mich. 8823

Couple (A) of curious courtships. See Bill,
the coachman.

Couple (A) of jays; musical farce comedy in 3
acts, by F. Dumont.

© Frank Dumont. Philadelphia; 1S88:
23940, Aug. 21. 8824

Couple (A) of nuts. See Two nuts.

Couple of red-caps; by H. Hudson. 10 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 9, 1909; D: 17668; Holland

Hudson, Washington. 8825

Couple (A) of women; comedy in 1 act, by V,
Page. 13 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 15, 1912 ; D : 30261 ; Vivian Page.
New York. 8826

Coupon bonds; a play in 4 acts, by J. T. Trow-
bridge. Boston, G. M. Baker & cc, 1876.

© J. T. Trowbridge, Massachusetts; 1876:
4906, Apr. 22; 2c. Apr. 24. 8827

Same. Boston. W. H. Baker & co., 1907. 39

p. 12°.

© J. T. Trowbridge, Arlington, Mass., in
renewal for 14 years from Apr. 22, 1904 ; D :
4916, Apr. 21, 1904 ; 2c. Oct. 24, 1907. 8828

— or. The trials of pa and ma Ducklow, a
domestic drama in 3 acts, di-amatized from
J. T. Trowbridge's story of the same title, by
W. O. Clough.

© William O. Clough, Nashua, N. H. ; 1871 :
7675, Aug. 17 8829

Courage; a romantic melodrama in 6 tableaux,
by A. C. Gunter.

© A. C. Gunter, New York; 1882:4282,
Mar. 18. 8830

a study in 1 act, by E. M. Royle. [2], 18 p.

4°. Tj-pewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 20, 1912 ; D : 29099 ; Edwin Mil-
ton Royle, Darien, Conn. 8831

Courage of her convictions; by F. P. Gooch. 96
p. 8°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 29. 1909 ; D : 17812 ; Frances
Pnsey Gooch, Cleveland. 8832

Courier (The); comedy for two males and tlu-ee
females, by Frances Aymar Mathews. New
York, E. S. Werner & co., 1907. 15 p. 12°.

© Edgar S. Werner & co.. New York; D:
11694, Nov. 7, 1907 ; 2c. Nov. 22, 1907. 8833

Courier (The) of destiny. See Key (The) to
the mystic.

Courier (The) of the Czar; or. The siege of
Irkutsk, a Russian drama in 6 acts, founded
on Jules Verne's storv of Michael Strogoff, by
M. Allen. Wobnrn. Mass., Mark Allen, 1882.
86 p. 24°.

© Mark Allen, Woburn. Mass. ; 1881 : 2017,
Feb. 8 ; 2c. Jan. 17, 1882. 8834

See also Michael Strogoff.

Courier (The) of the Mikado.

© Hugli Ettinger and Sam G. Anderson,
Hutchinson, Minn. ; D : 4711, Mar. 12, 1904.

8835

Course (La) aux dollars; piece a grand spec-
tacle en 4 actes et 25 tableaux, de M. de Mar-
san et G. Timmory [pseud, de Rene Wahl]
musique nouvelle et arrangements de IVIarius
Baggers. 27 p. 4°. Printed.

©Nov. 9, 1911 ; 2c. Nov. 28, 1911 ; D : 25885 ;
Maurice de Marsan et Gabriel Timmory,
Paris. 8836

Course (La) du flambeau. See Theatre com-
plet; [de] Paul Hervieu.

Course (The) of true love; operetta in 1 act,
music by W. Rhys-Herbert, libretto by C. B.
Storrs. 21 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Words only]
© Ic. June 5, 1915 ; D : 40859 ; Wm. Rhys-
Herbert and Caryl B. Storrs, Minneapolis.

8836a

a protean vaudeville sketch, by Van Dyke

Brooke. 20 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Stewart :Mc Kerrow, New York ; D : 8535,
May 16, 1906 ; 2c. INIay 16, 1906. 8837

— See also Court (The) jester.

Court affairs; Louis the 13th, di'ama in 5 acts,
by A. Andre, called A. Habedank.

© A. Andre, Cincinnati; 1873:8232, July
17. 8838

420

8838

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

8857

Court (A) comedy. See Dramatic episodes.

Court favour, or. The mountain youth, [a play
in 1 act] by A. Kimball, suggested by Oscar
Wilde's story, The birthday of the infanta.
2 p. 1., 23 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 19, 1914 ; D : 38838 ; Astrid Kim-
ball, Cambridge, Mass. 8838a

Court (The) homestead; by R. J. Bentley.
Typewritten.

© Robert J. Bentley, Toledo, O. ; 1900 A:
28172, Nov. 15 ; 2c. Dec. 7. 8839

Court (The) in session; an American drama in
2 acts, by Parson Paradox [pseud.] Cincin-
nati, The Drama publishing company, 1880.

© Drama pub. co., Cincinnati ; 1880 : 16603,
Nov. 2; 2c. Nov. 9. 8840

CovLTt intrigue, or. Life at St. James' palace,
a comedy in 4 acts, by C. Jordan, adapted
from the French of Eugene Scribe.

© Carina Jordan, Mt. Vernon, N. Y. ; 1897 :
43281, July 31 ; 2c. July 30. 8841

Court intrigues; in 6 acts, by F. C. Hamilton.
© Frank C. Hamilton, Syracuse, N. Y. ;
1900 A : 17903, July 20. 8842

Court (The) jester.

© Espy W. H. Williams. New Orleans;
1900 A: 7041, Mar. 16. 8843

or, The course of true love, an entirely

new and original regal opera in 2 acts, by
F. J. Palmer, music by Walter D. Styer.
72 p. f. Typewritten.

© Frank J. Palmer, Philadelphia ; 1888 :
25976, Sept. 12 ; 2c. Sept. 12. 8844

Court (The) martial; a dramatic and operatic
whim in 1 act, words and music by W. H.
Lep^re and A. G. Robyn.

© William H. I.epere and Alfred G. Robyn,
St. Louis ; 1SS6 : 1895, Jan. 23. 8845

a romance of the great Rebellion, an origi-
nal military drama in 5 acts, with accompany-
ing tableaux, by J. G. Steele. New Haven,
J. J. Kiernan, 1882.

© J. G. Steele.New Haven ; 1883 : 20371, Nov. 5.

8846

Court (The) of fame; by Mary V. Duval. New
York, Hints publishing company, 1903. cover-
title, 12 p. 12°.

© Hints pub. co.. New York ; D : 4195. Nov.
5, 1903; 2c. Nov. 17, 1903. 8847

Court (The) of honor; drama in 1 act, by H. D.
Walter. 17 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 29, 1911 ; D : 23776 ; Herbert D.
Walter, New York. 8848

Court (The) of Indra; or, Folk tales of India,
l>y Prince Maheudra Chandra Singha, drama-
tized by A. K. Mozumdar and Daniel E. Fultz.
15 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 29, 1915 ; D : 42120 ; A. K. Mozum-
dar and Daniel E. Fultz, Spokane, Wash.

8848a

Court (The) of Juno; a lyrical drama in 2 acts,
by Elizabeth Heming Hanna. Atlanta, Ga.
[The Franklin printing and publishing co.]
1903. 46 p. 16°.

© E. H. Hanna, Atlanta; A: 56369, Mar.
23, 1903 ; 2c. Apr. 9, 1903 ; 2c. illus. ed. Aug. 5.
1908. 8849

Same. Rev. ed., by E. H. Hanna.

© Elizabeth Heming Hanna, Atlanta ; D :
15409, Mar. 10, 1909. 8850

Court (The) of King Petaud; comedy in 3 acts,
dramatized from Alexandre Dumas' Memoirs
of a physician, by L. S. Brush. 38 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 2, 1915; D: 41974; Louise Sey-
mour Brush, East Hampton, N. Y. 8850a

Court (The) of last resort; play in 3 acts, by
G. JI. Scarborough. [3], 121 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. May 14, 1912; D: 29661; George M.
Scarborough, New Brighton, N. Y. 8851

Court (The) of Louis 14th; in 2 acts, by J.
Fairman.

© James Fairman, New York; 1890:1646,
Jan. 11. 8852

Court of love; or, The king of Aragon's quest,

a romantic opera in 3 acts, lyrics by Henry H.

Chamberliu, libretto and music by H. Belisle.

© Hector L. Belisle, Lawrence, Mass. ; A :

67059, Aug. 26, 1903 ; 2c. July 31, 1903. 8853

Court (The) of the year; an entertainment illus-
trating the months and seasons by means of
recitation, music, and tableaux, by Mrs. E. C.
Whitnev. Philadelphia, The Penn publishing
company, 1891. 18 p. 16°. (Easy enter-
tainments for young people)

© Penn pub. co.. Philadelphia ; 1892 : 13521,
Mar. 28 ; 2c. Mar. 28. 8854

Court royal; a comedy drama in 5 acts, by F. L.
O'Reilly, dramatized from S. Baring-Gould's
book. 108 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Francis L. O'Reilly, Woonsocket, R. I. ;
D : 4696, Mar. 8, 1904 ; 2c. Mar. 8, 1904. 8855

Court (A) scandal; by A. Boucicault and Os-
mond Shillingford, from the French.

© Aubrey Boucicault, New York; 1898:
22317, Apr. 8 ; 2c. Apr. 18. 8856

Court scene. [4] p. 8°. Printed.

© Harriet Earhart Monroe, Washington ;
D : 5307, July 2, 1904 ; 2c. July 2, 1904. 8857

421

88&8

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

8877

Court (The) singer; a Russian comic opei'a in 3
Hcts, libretto by H. B. Smith.

© Harry B. Smith, Brooklyn; 1895 ; 21674.
Apr. 19. 8858

See also German classics of the nineteenth

and twentieth centuries.

Courtin' (The); a new and original American
comic opera of country life in 2 acts, by Charles
Felton Pidgin, music by Geo. Lowell Tracy.
[74] p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Apr. 29. 1911 ; D : 24100 ; Frances Fern
Pidgin, Belmont, Mass. 8859

Courtin' hy proxy; a 1 act vaudeville comedy
sketch, by J. R. Noland.

© James R. Noland, Kansas City, Mo. ; D :
221, Mar. 15, 1901. 8860

Courting in China; sketch in 1 act, by J. Worth-
ington. 10 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 27, 1911; D: 23759; Julia
Worthington, Cincinnati. 8861

Courting (The) of Mother Goose; an entertain-
ment, by H. D. Castle. Philadelphia, The
Penn publishing company, 1892. 27 p. 16°.
(Easy entertainments for young people)

© Penn pub. co., Philadelphia ; 1892 : 13524,
Mar. 28 ; 2c. Mar. 28. 8862

Courting the widow; romantic comedy, by Paul
Marion [pseud, of Pauline Phelps and Marion
Short] New York, Edgar S. Werner & com-
pany, 1909. 14 p. 12". (On cover: Werner's
plays)

© Sept. 24, 1909; 2c. Sept. 28, 1909; D:
16946; Edgar S. Werner, New York. 8863

Courting the wrong lass. See Commandant
(The) of La-Totir. — In quod. — Uncle Sam in
quod.

Courting under difficulties; an absurdity for
storv tellers, by Frank Duniont. New York,
Chicago, [etc.] M. AVitmark & sons, 1905. 8
p. 12°. (On cover: Witmark stage publica-
tions)

© M. Witmark & sons. New York ; D : 6124,
Jan. 23, 1905 ; 2c. Jan. 23, 1905. 8864

Courting where the shamrock grows; play, by
C. L. Turner. 9 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 2, 1914 ; D : 38390 ; Cora L. Tur-
ner, New York. 8864a

Courtisane (La); pi&ce en 5 actes, en vers, par
A. Arnivelde. Paris, Impr. de I'lllustration
[1906] 2 p. 1., 119 p. 12°.

© Andre Arnivelde, Paris; D:9048, Sept.
7. 1906 ; 2c. Sept. 7, 1906. 8865

Courtisane (La) de Corinthe; drame en vers
en 5 actes et 0 tableaux, par P. Bilhaud et M.
Carre. [Paris. Impr. de I'lllustration, 1908]
1 p. 1., 89 p. 12°.

© Paul Bilhaud & Michel Carr6, Paris ; D :
12665, Apr. 3. 1908 ; 2c. Apr. 3, 1908. 8866

Courtship; a drama in 5 acts, by M. Walsh.

© Marie Walsh, Brooklyn; 1872:232, Jan.

10. 8867

Irish comedy in 1 act, by D. J. Shea. [1],

25 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 29, 1912; D : 29538 ; Dennis J.
Shea, Brighton, Mass. 8868

an original and aboriginal extravaganza, by

.H. N. Baker.

© Henry Norris Baker, Boston ; 1896 : 21227,
Apr. 4. 8869

Courtship (A) against time; 1 act play, drama-
tized by Francis Greenwood [pseud, of G. G.
Miles] from the story of the same name by
Philip Quincy Loring.

© Grace Greenwood Miles, Boston ; D : 10577,
May 16, 1907. 8870

Courtship in the
Bloomer girls.

twentieth century. See

Covirtship (The) of Adam Bede; in 4 acts, by
W. C. Cowper.

© William C. Cowper, New York ; 1900 A :

21270, Aug. 25. 8871

Courtship (The) of Benjamin Franklin; a
drama in 3 acts and 4 scenes, by A. A. Adle-
man.

© Adolph Allen Adleman. Hartford ; D :
6389, Mar. 14, 1905. 8872

Courtship of little Prince Joy; ))y B. G. Pol-
lak. 4 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 14, 1910 ; D : 17941 ; Beati-ice
Gertrude PoUak. New York. 8873

Courtship (The) of Miles Standish; dramatiza-
tion of Longfellow's poem, by Fanny A. Com-
stock. Boston, Educational pub. CO. [1911] 31
p. 16°.

© Dec. 12, 1911 ; 2c. Dec. 13, 1911 ; D : 28065 ;
Educational pub. co., Boston. 8874

^play, by R. S. Smoot.

© Ravmond S. Smoot, New York ; 1897 :
63222, Nov. 11. 8875

[a play in 1 act] adapted from Longfellow's

poem, by E. W. Presbrey. London, S. French,
ltd. ; New York, Samuel French, 1909. 16 p.
12°. (On cover: French's international copy-
righted ed. of the works of the best authors,
no. 156)

© Eugene AV. Pre.sbrey, New York ; D :
15426, Mar. 24, 1909 ; 2c. June 3, 1909. 8876

See also Old colony days. — Priscilla. —

Wooing (The) of Priscilla.

Courtship (The) of Molly Malone.

© Wm. F. Breen, Roxbury, IMass. ; 1897 :
60320, Oct. 25; 2c. Oct. 25. 8877

422

8878

COPYKIGHTED IN THE UIsTITED STATES

8897

Courtship of the deacon. See Miss Topsy
Turvy.

Courtship (The) of then and now; sketch in 2
scenes, by A. Wynne. [16] p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© 1c. Oct. 6, 1913 ; D : 34644 ; Anna Wynne,
New York. 8878

Courtship (The) of then, now and tomorrow;
play in 3 parts, by A. Wynne. 25 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. May 13, 1915 ; D : 40637 ; Anna Wynne,
New York. 8878a

Courtship (The) of Uncle Sam; or. Liberty's
convention, held at the World's Fair in St.
Louis, 1903.

© Theresa B. H. Brown, St. Louis ; D : 871,
Sept. 16, 1901. 8879

Cojirtshyppe of Myles Staundyshe. See Ye
courtsliyppe of Myles Staundyshe.

Cousin against cousin. See Bob Tiong, the
boy Phoenix.

Cousin (The) and the maid. See Comedy (A)
of error.

Cousin Bill; a farce-comedy in 3 acts, by C.
Smith.

© Carl Smith, Omaha, Neb.; 1894:54762,
Nov. 23. 8880

Cousin Blake; an American comedy in 4 acts,
by A. T. Oakes.

© A. T. Oakes, New York ; 1877 : 2715, Mar.
6. 8881

Cousin Charlotte's visit; a play in 3 acts, for
Sirl's schools, by G. FitzGerald. Halifax, N. S.,
Halifax print, co., 1900. 19 p. 12".

© Geraldine FitzGerald, Montreal, Canada ;
D : 28, Jan. 12, 1901 ; 2c. Jan. 12, 1901. 8882

Cousin Clara's ball. See Lost (The) package.

Cousin Faithful; a comedy in 1 act, by Julie M.
Lippmann. Philadelphia, The Penn publish-
ing company, 1897.

© Penn pub. co., Philadelphia ; 1897 : 29380,
May 14; 2c. May 17. 8883

Cousin Fanny; 1 act play, by J. B. Foster. [2],
23 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 3, 1913 ; D : 32172 ; Julia B. Fos-
ter, Berkeley, Cal. 8884

Cousin riavia; a domestic drama of the present
day, by W. H. Benson. Staunton [Va.] Vindi-
cator printing establishment, 1875. 19 p. 16°.
© Williiim Henry Benson, Wayne*oro, Va. ;
1875 : 11578, Nov. 4 ; 2c. Nov. 10. 8885

Cousin Frank; a farce in 1 act, for female char-
acters only, by Frances Aymar Mathews. Bos-
ton, W. H. Baker & co., 1896.

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston; 1896:
32373, May 29 ; 2c. June 20. 8886

Cousin (The) from Paris; a sketch for three
people, by Harry G. Forrest. 6 p. f". Type-
written.

© Lucie Valcourt. Chicago; D:9931, Feb.
9, 1907; 2c. Feb. 9, 1907. 8887

Cousin Hannah's invitation; a comedy in 1
act, by R. P. Janette. 10 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Robert P. Janette, Boston; D : 15264,
Mar. 6, 1909 ; 2c. Mar. 11, 1909. 8888

Cousin Jack; a comedy in 3 acts, adapted from
the French of Louis Leroy, by W. J. Florence
and E. Picard.

© William J. Florence and Ernest Picard,
New York ; 1872 : 9098, Aug. 24. 8889

1 act comedy playlet, by H. A. Usher. 21 p.

4". Typewritten.

© Ic. June 27, 1913; D: 33634; Harry A.
Usher, Bayonne, N. J. 8890

Cousin Jack's letter; a comedy in 1 act, by J. W.
Standish. 15 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Joseph W. Standish, New York ; D : 1034 ;
Oct. 28, 1901 ; 2c. Oct. 28, 1901. 8891

Cousin Jim.

© Mrs. N. E. Nicholson, United States;
1886: 12446, May 26; 2c. May 26. 8892

by M. A. Sabin. [44 p.] 4°. Typewritten.

© Mai'tin Alfred Sabin, Dover Center, O. ; D :
14009, Oct. 9, 1908 ; 2c. Oct. 3, 1908. 8893

Cousin John's album; a pantomime, by Ida M.
lUixton. Clyde, O., Ames publishing co. [1888]
1 p. 1., 7 p. 12". (Ames' series of standard
and minor drama, no. 260)

. © Ames pub. co., Clyde, O. ; 1888:34943,
Dec. 7 ; 2c. Dec. 24. 8894

Cousin Josiah; a musical sketch in 1 scene, by
F. L. Cutler. Clyde, O., Ames publishing co.
[1891] 1 p. 1., 5 p. 12°. (Ames' series of
standard and minor drama, no. 287)

© Ames pub. co., Clyde, O. ; 1891 : 6563, Feb.
18; 2c. Feb. 27. 8895

Cousin Justina; adapted with permission of the
publishers, from a story in Munsey's maga-
zine, by E. A. Opper. 16 p. 8°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 2, 1915; D : 40818 ; Emma Al-
mira Opper, New Canaan, Conn. 8895a

Cousin Kate; couiedy in 3 acts, by H. H. Davies.
Boston, Walter H. Baker & co., 1910. 158 p.
12°.

© Feb. 15, 1910; 2c. Feb. 16, 1910; D:
20199 ; Hubert Henry Davies, Loudon. 8896

Cousin Kitty; a musical farce, by J. Bickel. 10
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Joseph Bickel, New York ; D : 15040, Feb.
9, 1909; 2c. Feb. 9, 1909. 8897

423

8897

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

8922

Cousin Larry; comedy in 4 acts, by Steele
MacKaye. 329 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 2, 1915; D: 41378; Kate Eliza-
beth Stevenson, New York. 8897a

Cousin Mabel; a comedy in 1 act, by Robert P.
Jauette. 18 p. f". Typewritten.

© R. P. Janette, Boston ; D : 15316, Mar. 12,
1909 ; 2c. Mar. 16, 1909. 8898

Cousin Margaret; a drama in 4 acts, by E. F.
Baldwin. 21 p. 8". Printed.

© E. F. Baldwin, Peoria, 111.; 1883:9549.
May 23 ; 2c. May 23. 8899

Cousin Marie; sketch for 2 people, by Evelyn
Watson. 10 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 19, 1910 ; D : 22322 ; Mrs. W. H.
Wat.son, St. Louis. 8900

Cousin Marmaduke; in 1 act.

© Mrs. Sohuvler Crowninshield, Washing-
ton ; 1900 A : 14819, June 14. 8901

Cousin (A) of mine; by J. T. Pendegast and
H. H. Olmsted. [9] p. f. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 18, 1910; D : 21827 ; Elizabeth
Houston, San Francisco. 8902
a farce comedy sketch. 13 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Elisabeth Houston, Los Angeles; D:
15617, Apr. 14, 1909 ; 2c. Apr. 14, 1909. 8903
Cousin Pons; by Mrs. T. H. Selz. 60 p. 4".
Typewritten.

© Mrs. J. H. Selz, Chicago ; D : 13706, Sept.
2, 1908; 2c. Sept. 2, 1908. 8904

Cousin Robert ; a Virginia comedy, by H. Peter-
son.

© Henrv I'eterson, Philadelphia ; 1879 :
2093, Feb. i3. 8905

Cousin Rosenblom; play in 3 acts. 94 p. 4°.
Tj'pewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 7, 1910; D : 20025 ; Olof Berg-
quist, Middletown, Conn. 8906

Cousin Simon; a comedy in 3 acts, by C. Leon

Gumpert and George H. Chase.

© Gumpert and Chase, Philadelphia; 1892:
31471, July 29. 8907

Cousin Tom; a comedietta in 1 act, by Robert
C. V. Meyers. Philadelphia, The Penn pub-
lishing CO., 1908. 13 p. 12°.

© Penn pub. co., Philadelphia ; D : 13614,
Aug. 20, 1908 ; 2c. Aug. 19, 1908. 8908

Cousin Tom's re-incarnation; an original com-
edy in 3 acts, by M. E. Coe. Typewritten.

© Marie Evelyn Coe, San Francisco ; 1898 :
31815, May 23 ; 2c. Nov. 19. 8909

Same. New ;iiid rev. version. 52 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© M. E. Coe, San Francisco; D:9560, Nov.
30, 1906 ; 2c. Nov. 30, 1906. 8910

Cousins; by O. W. Firkins.

© O. W. Firkins, Minneapolis ; 1) : 16081,
June 16, 1909. 8911

•drama in 3 acts, by A. Marix. 84 p. 4".

Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 13, 1911; D : 23347 ; A. Marix,
New York. 8912

■ a 1 act comedy dramatic sketch, by E. RufC

and D. Raynol. 16 p. f". Typewritten.

© Edgar Ruff, Mobile, and Dorothy Raynol,
New York; D: 15624, Apr. 15, 1909; 2c. Apr.
15, 1909. 8913

a play, by L. McLandburgh.

© Lillah McLandburgh, Chicago; 1875:
1310, Feb. 12. 8914

Cousins — and the thief; vaudeville sketch, by
M. A. Daly. [1], 10 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 3, 1913 ; D : 32178 ; Mark Avery
Daly, Buffalo. 8915

Couvee (La); comedie en 3 actes. par I Eugene]
Brieux. Paris, P. V. Stock, 1904. 2 p. 1.. 112
p. 12°.

© P. V. Stock, Paris ; D : 4465, Jan. 4, 1004 ;
2c. Jan. 4, 1904. 8916

Couverture (La); comedie en 1 acte, par Andr6
Barde. Paris, Georges Ondet, 1910. 36 p.
12".

© July 23, 1910; 2c. July 18, 1910; D:
21580; G. Ondet, Paris. 8917

Cove home; an idyl of the mountains in 1 act, by
Thomas Dickinson. 21 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© T. Dickinson, Madison, Wis. ; D : 5671,
Oct. 22, 1904 ; 2c. Oct. 22, 1904. 8918

Covetous eyes; a melodrama in 5 acts, by M.
' Loth.

© Moritz Loth, Cincinnati ; 1884 : 6527, Mar.
26. 8918a

Cow-boy (The); a 1 act comedy playlet, by W. J.
Olio. [15] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 28, 1909: D: 16531; Will. J. Olio.
Pittston, Pa. 8919

or. An American abroad, a comedy in 3

acts, by C. H. Hoyt.

© Charles H. Hoyt, New York ; 1886 : 6886,
Mar. 25. 8920

Cow-boy (The) and his Indian bride; by N.
Loughrej. 3 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 18,1910; D: 20826; Nellie Lough-
rey, Los Angeles. 8921

Cow-boy (The) and the baby; farce in 1 act, by '
A. Carr. 32 p. 24°. Printed.

© Jan. 30, 1912 ; 2c. Feb. 2, 1912 ; D : 28515 :
Albert Carr, Hill City, S. D. 8922

424

8923

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

8946

Cow-boy (The) and the girl on the border of
old Mexico; in 5 acts, by L. Culver. 6 p. f°.
Tj-pewritten.

© Ic. June 29, 1910 ; D : 21442 ; Len Culver,
Boise. Id. 8923

Cow-boy (The) and the lady; by C. Fitch.
New York, Alice Kauser [1908] 75 p. 16°.

© Clvde Fitch and Alice Kauser, New York ;
D : 12621, Mar. 25, 1908 ; 2c. Apr. 9, 1908. 8924

Cow-boy (The) and the squaw.

© Joseph Mack, New York ; D : 1 1425, Sept.
27. 1907. 8925

Type-

by Joseph Byron Totten. 54 p. 4°.

written.

© P. H. Sullivan, New York ; D : 11049. July
26. 1907; 2c. July 26, 1907. 8926

Same. 95 p. 4°. Typewritten.
© Joseph Byron Totten, New York ; D :

9981, Feb. 18, 1907 ; 2c. Feb. 18, 1907.

8927

Cow-boy (The) and the tenderfoot; a melo-
drama in 4 acts and 4 scenes, by F. Whitman.
73 p. f. Typewritten.

© Franklyn Whitman, Jackson, Tenn. ; D :
2663, Dec. 1, 1902 ; 2c. Nov. 19, 1902. 8928

Cow-boy (A) and two ladies; a farce in 1 act,
liy W. De Huger.

© H. Wilkinson, New York ; 1900 A : 4222,
Feb. 15. 8929

Cow-boy artist; by A. J. Thode and S. E. Hills.
[95] p. f. Tj^pev/ritten.

© A. J. Thode and S. E. Hills, St. Paul ; D :
8026, Feb. 19, 1906 : 2c. Feb. 19, 1906. 8930

Cow-boy (The) detective; melodrama in 4 acts,
by Harry J. Cohen.

© Klirat & Gazzolo amusement co., Chicago ;
D : 13158, June 10, 1908. 8931

-1 act sketch, by J. E. Cervenka. [1], 9 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 24, 1912; D : 30620 ; Joseph E.
Cervenka, St. Louis. 8932

Cow-boy (The) dude; 1 act dramatic cwnedy
.sketch, by F. Alluway. [11] p. nar. f^ Ms.

© Ic. Mar. 12, 1912 ; D : 29016 ; Frank Al-
loway, Philadelphia. 8933

Cow-boy (The) from. Dakota; a drama in 4 acts,
by A. Carr. Act. 1.

© Albert Carr. Rapid City, S. D. ; 1891:
8216. Mar. 4 ; 2c. May 10, 1899. 8934

Cow-boy (The) girl; a musical melodrama, by
Lem B. Parker. 73 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Kilroy and Britton, Chicago ; D : 80-56.
Feb. 26, 1906 ; 2c. Feb. 26, 1906. 8935

Cow-boy (A) in petticoats; drama in 4 acts,
by L. Schlesinger. [97] p. f. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 20, 1910 ; D : 21593 ; Lily Schle-
singer, San P^'rancisco. 8936

Cow-boy, Indian and the lady; 4 act, sensa-
tional, western drama, by L. Balding. 39 p.

4°. Ms.

© Ic. Oct. 25, 1909 ; D : 17186 ; Lee Balding,
Holton, Kan. 8937

Cow-boy Jim; romance in 1 act, by F. H. James.

[2], 27 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 23, 1911; D: 23176; Fred H.
James, Brooklyn. 8938

Cow-boy Jim's last ride; by D.'J. Toomey. [2],
5 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 1, 1912; D : 28511 ; Daniel J.
Toomey, Hud.'^on, Mass. 8939

Cow-boy king; by S. K. Ayres. 14 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Sidney Kiugdon Ayres, New York ; D :
9105, Sept. IS, 1906 ; 2c. Sept. 18, 1906. 8940

Cow-boy life; or, 30 minutes with a round up,
descriptive sketch of all parts of a cowboy
outfit. [3] p. f. Typewritten. [Scenario
only]

© M. H. White. New York; D : 9769, Jan.
8, 1907; 2c. Jan. 23, 1907. 8941

Cow-boy (A) minister, by L. L. Praue.

© Lev/is L. Praue, Oak Grove, Va. ; D : 3150,
Mar. 16, 1903. 8942

Cow-boy (The) sheriff; western 4 act comedy
drama, by Nelson Compston. Chicago, Chi-
cago manuscript co., 1912. [56] p. f°. Mim-
eographed.

© June 19, 1912; 2c. July 31, 1912; D:
30388; Alexander Byers, Chicago. 8943

Cow-boy (The), the girl and the coon; comedy
sketch in 1 act, by R. LaValle. [16] p. 8°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. June 22, 1911; D: 24536; Ruth La-
Valle, Tucson, Ariz. 8944

Cow-boy (The) wants two babies, a big baby
and a tinta baby; play in 2 acts, by L. Bow-
man. 15 p. 4". Ms.

© Ic. Nov. 25. 1914 ; D : 39042 ; Leroy Bow-
man, El Monte, Cal. 8944a

Cow-boys (The); farcical comedy in 4 acts, by
R. F. Renne.

© Richard Foy Renne, Chicago ; 1885 :

13502, June 20.

8945

— an original comedy drama in 5 acts, by J. H.
Bolsterli. Plainfield, N. J., Plainfield evening
news print, 1895.

© Joseph H. Bolsterli. Plainfield, N. J.:
1895 : 32361, June 20 ; 2c. July 30. 8946

425

8947

DBAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

8972

Cow-boy's (A) bride; by W. A. Dillon. 54 p.
4*. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 23, 1912 ; D : 29139 ; William A.
Dillon, Cortland, N. Y. 8947

Cow-boys' (The) campfire; dramatic composi-
tion in 1 act, by H. Dozier. lip. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Apr. 6, 1911 ; D : 23860 ; Henry Dozier,
New York. 8948

Cow-boy's finish; 1 act comedy sketch, by Stella
Krupp. 6 p. r. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 3, 1909 ; D : 17604 ; Elmer Willis,
Cortland, N. Y. 8949

Cow-boy's (A) 4th; an act in vaudeville, by
Frunklyu Whitman. 15 p. f". Typewritten.

© Cliff Dean, Chicago ; D : 10467, May 1,
1907; 2c. May 1, 1907. 8950

Cow-boy's (A) girl.

© H. Walter Van Dyke, Chicago; D:4244,
Nov. 14, 1903. 8951

a western comedy drama in 4 acts, by P. R.

Benton [pseud, of P. B. Robinson]

© Perce B. Robinson, Chicago ; D : 12630
Mar. 28. 1908. 8952

Cow-boy's (A) life at twilight; twenty-minute
western comedy playlet in 1 act, by G. F. Al-
len. [1], 2 p. 4°. Typewritten. [At head of
title: George F. Allen's cowboy minstrels]

© Ic. Nov. 10, 1913; D : 35007 ; George F.
Allen, Chicago. 8953

Cow-boy's (A) paradise. See Every husband.

Cow-boy's (The) pledge; drama in prologue and
1 act, bv A. Carr. Hill City, S. D., 1910. 19
p. 4°.

© Dec. 22, 1910 ; 2c. Dec. 27, 1910 ; D : 22925 ;
Albert Carr, Hill City, S. D. 8954

■ Same. 22 p. 8". Typewritten.

© Ic. May 9, 1910 ; D : 20999 ; Albert Carr,
Hill City, S. D. 8955

Cow-boy's visit. 15 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Harry E. Olson, Philadelphia ; D : 7860,
.Tan. 16, 1906 ; 2c. Feb. 9, 1906. 8956

Cow girl,

© Isabel Frazer, New York ; D : 8014, Feb.
17, 1906. 8957

Cow (The) girl queen; in 5 acts, by G. G.
Boucher. [38] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 30, 1911 ; D : 25106 ; Grace Gar-
field Boucher, Spokane, Wash. 8958

Cow-puncher (The); a comedy-drama in 3 acts,
by H. Van Demark. 30 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Harrv Van Demark, Houston; D : 2223.
Aug. 12, 1902 ; 2c. Sept. 19, 1902. 8959

Cow-puncher (The) — Continued.

story of the West, a dramatic composition

in 4 acts, by W. F. Mann. 25 p. 4". Type-
written.

© William F. Mann, Baltimore; D:8230,
Mar. 26, 1906 ; 2e. July 21, 1906. 8960

• • a tale of the country God forgot, by F. G.

Nixon-Nirdlinger. 7 p. f°. Typev/ritten.

© Fred. G. Nirdlinger, Philadelphia ; D :
. 5216, June 22, 1904; 2c. June 22, 1904. 8961

Cow-puncher (The) and the girl; a farce, by
W. H. Dunton. 29 p. 4". Typewritten;

© W. Herbert Dunton. New York ; D : 11328,
Sept. 11, 1907 ; 2c. Sept. 11, 1907. 8962

Cow (The) that kicked Chicago; a farce, by H.
Elliott McBride. Chicago, T. S. Denison
[1882] 1 p. 1., 10 p. 12^ (School and social
drama )

© T. S. Denison, Chicago ; 1882 : 18524, Nov.
2 ; 2c. Nov. 8. 8963

. Same.

© by H. Elliott McBride, Coraopolis, Pa.,
as author, in renewal for 28 years. Renewal
no. 1219, Oct. 14, 1910. Original entry, Nov. 2,
1882, no. 18524. 8964

Coward; by A, Allen.

© Alfred Allen, Baltimore ; 1890 : 7475, Mar.
5. 8965

by A. J. Clemo. 35 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 8, 1910; D: 22253; Ambrose J.
Clemo, Pocatello, Id. 8966

■ -by R. W. Wiley. 41 p. f". Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 21, 1910 ; D : 20261 ; R. \Y. WMley.
Salt Lake City. 8967

— college story in play form, by H. V. Boll.
27 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 21, 1913; D : 33851 ; Harry V.
Boll, Chicago. 8968

— ^ comedy in 1 act, by J. .Tensen. 11 p. 4".
Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 9, 1912; D:304S6; J. Jensen.

Chicago. 8969

a drama in 4 acts, by Dorothy Willard. [41]

p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 15, 1912 ; D : 28855 ; Medora W.
Gould, B. Dedham, Mass. 8970

— drama in 1 act, by E. E. Shepherd. 22 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct 28, 1910; D: 22406; Edmund El-
liott Shepherd, Detroit. 8971

— drama in 3 acts, by C. A. Davy and C. M.
Dewey. 36 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 1, 1911 ; D : 23500 ; Catherine A.
Davy and Catherine M. Dewey, Chicago. 8972

426

8972

COP-iTtlGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

8984

Coward — Continued.

-drama of to-day, by A. Cowles. [2], 17 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 13, 1914; D: 37840; Albert
Cowles, Williamsport, Pa. 8972a

— incident of tlie war in Belgium, by R. C.
Mattliews. [1], 16 p. f". Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 26, 1914 ; D : 38335 ; Robert Cam-
eron Matthew.s, New York. 8972b

1 act play, by C. E. Freybe. 1 p. 1., 13 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 7, 1914 ; D : 38726 ; Carl Eduard
Freybe, New York. 8972c

1 act sketch, by Taylor Ewen. New York,

Dick & Fitzgerald, 1913. 13 p. 12°.

© Jan. 29, 1913; 2c. Jan. 31, 1913; D :
32272 ; Dick & Fitzgerald, New York. 8973

— an original play in 4 acts, by G. H. Broad-
hurst. New York, Pusey & company. 1906.
51 p. 8°.

© George H. Broadhurst, New York ; D :
8475, May 4, 1906 ; 2c. May 4, 1906. 8974

■play in 4 acts, by Sirs. AY. A. Martin. [21]

p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 27, 1914 ; D : 36851 ; Mrs. Wade
A. Martin, Birmingham, Ala. 8974a

play in 1 act, by G. E. Murdock. 18 p. 4°.

Tyj>ewritten.

© Ic. May 16, 1914 ; D : 37045 ; Gilbert Ed-
ward Murdock, Los Angeles. 8974b

by L. F. Kengla. [2], 10 p. f".

Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 15, 1911 ; D : 24945 ; Leo Francis
Kengla, Westchester, N. Y. 8975

by AVilliam Grahame [pseud, of G.

Jones] and A. C. J. Farrel. [1], 11 p. 4".
Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 17, 1914 ; D : 3-5684 ; Grahame
Jones, New York. 8975 a

a playlet in 1 act, by Geo. H. AVender

[pseud, of G. H. Neiswender] 18 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Geo. H. Neiswender, Grove City, O. ;
D : 15381. Mar. 18. 1908 ; 2c. Mar. 13, 1909.

8976

sketch, by E. Clifton and B. Fowler. 13 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 15, 1915; D: 40667; Ethel Clif-
ton and Brenda Fowler, Boston. 8976a

ten.

by AA'. Coleman. 21 p. 4". Typewrit-

Coward — Continued.

■ or. Mistaken in himself, an emotiona I

drama of American life in 5 acts, by J. I^.

Faxon.

© J. Lyman Faxon, Boston; 1879:3206,
Mar. 8. 8978

Cowards (The); play in 4 acts, by D. D. Davies.

[84] p. 4^ Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 20, 1914; D: 38553; Dohl D.
Davies, New York. 8978a

by R. M. Lovett. [1], 102 p. 4".

Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 14, 1914 ; D : 35653 ; Robert Morss
Lovett, Chicago. ^ 8978b

or, By the builders rejected, play in 2

scenes, by B. AA'. Starkweather. 50 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 7, 1915; D: 40481; Bertha Wil-
kins Starkweather, Los Angeles. 8978c

Coward's (The) code; modern drama in 3 acts,
by H. AA'. Lyon. 31 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 2.5, 1910; D : 22651 ; H. AVilson
Lyon, New York. 8979

Coward's (A) game; play in 1 act, by J. E.
Young. 11 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 12, 1910; D: 22786; John E.
Young, Chicago. 8980

Cowlick (The) army; musical satire in 2 parts,
by Henry Christeen AVarnack and R. Bartlett.
[3], 48 p. 4°. Typewritten.
© Ic. Aug. 10, 1914; D: 37800; Randolph

Bartlett, Los Angeles.

8980a

© Ic. Jan. 26, 1911; D: 23198; AValter
Coleman. New York. 8977

Cowslip farm.

© AVilfred A. La Boute, Boston; 1900:
9577, Apr. 14. 8981

Coyote Gussie; play in 1 act, by F. M. Byron.
[1], 15 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 10, 1912; D: 30790; Frank M.
Byron, New York. 8982

Coyote Kate; play in 3 acts, by E. E. Nelson.
39 p. 8°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 26, 1910; D: 20889; Eva Ethel
Nelson, Taconia. 8983

Cozette; a melodrama in 4 acts, by F. E. Dumm.

© Alzina Sloper and Frank E. Dumm, Up-
per Sandusky, O. ; 1884:23549, Nov. 25; 2c.
Dec. 8. [Note: Title on copies spelled Cosette]

8984

See also Cosette.

Cozy corner; acting humorous monologue for

woman, by Stanley Schell. p. 91-97. 12".

(On cover: Stanley Schell's sketches)

©. Apr. 6, 1914 ; 2c. Apr. 9, 1914 ; A : 370561 ;
Edgar Schell AA'erner, New York. 8984a

427

S985

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

9003

Crab (The); burlesque on The turtle, a comedy
in 1 net and 2 scenes, by S. Devere. Type-
written.

© Sam Devere, Brooklyn; 1899:20384,
Mar. 20; 2c. Mar. 20. 8985

farce in 1 act and 2 scenes, by S. Devere.

© Sam Devere, New York; 1899:18455.

Mar. 11.

8986

Crabbed ag-e; a drama in 5 acts, by H. Morford.

© Henry Morford, New York ; 1876 : 10778,

Sept. 22. 8987

Crack (The) of doom; play for Americans in 3
acts, by E. M. Kelley and R. W. Kauffman.
113 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 19, 1915; D: 40400; Ethel M.
Kellev and Resiinald Wright Kauffman, New
York.' 8987a

Crack (A) shot; dramatic sketch in 1 scene, by
M. V. B. Allen and W. V. Allen. 11 p. 8°.
Ms.

© Ic. Oct. 2, 1912: D : 31024 ; M. V. B.
Allen and W. V. Allen, New York. 8988

Cracked (A) head; an original 3 act comedy, by
H. Harndin and C. A. Heartmaun.

© Herb. Harndin and Charles A. Heart-
mann, Fort Wayne, Ind. ; 1894 : 21297. Apr. 26.

8989

Cracker (A) honeymoon; an original farcical
comedy in 3 acts, by A. S. Burns.

© Alfred S. Burns, Plymouth. Mass. ; D :
5351. July 28, 1904. 8990

Cracker jack; a comedy drama in 4 acts, by J.
Arthur.

© Joseph Arthur, New York ; 1892 : 4444,
Jan. 28. 8991

Cracker (A) jack poker game; dramatic com-
position in 1 act, by J., C, and E. Stewart.
[5] p. f". Typewritten.

© Ic. June 12, 1911; D : 24463 ; Jeanette,
Cordelia, and Emmie Stewart, New York.

8992

Cracker jacks; burlesque and travesty in 2 acts,
by Joseph Le Brandt. [92] p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Gus Hill, New York; D : 14063, Oct. 15.
1908; 2c. Nov. 5, 1908. 8993

Cradle (The) of liberty.

© Samuel M. MacDonald, South Bend.
Ind.; D:6175, Jan. 21, 1905. 8994

Cradle (The) of the sea; drama in 4 acts, by
J. Fleming. 92 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 10, 1915; D: 41221; Jackson
Fleming, New York. 8994a

Cradle (The) robber; Sam Pitman's production
of the 4 act melodrama, by Clias. A. Taylor.

© Charles E. Blaney, New York; 1898:
22314, Apr. 8. 8995

Cradle (The) robber at Reno; 1 act play, by G.
Knighton. [5] p. f. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 20, 1912 ; D : 29245 ; Geo. Knigh-
ton, Ness City, Kan. 8996

Cradle (The) song; comedy in 2 acts with an in-
■ terlude in verse, from the Spanish of Gre-

gorio Martinez Sierra, by J. G. Underbill. 2 v.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 13, 1915 ; D : 39386 ; John Garrett
Underbill, New York. 8996a

playlet, by G. Montgomery. 11 p. f°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 14, 1914 ; D : 38964 ; Guy Mont-
gomery, Salt Lake City. 8996b

Cradle songs of many nations.

© Katharine W\ Davis, United States ;
1897 : 61362, Oct. 30. 8997

Cradled in the deep; a comedy drama in 4

acts, by G. W. Heath. 80 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© George W. Heath, Haverhill, Mass. ; D :

8090, Mar. 2, 1906 ; 2c. Mar. 3, 1906. 8998

Crafty (The) earl; a playlet, by Louis De Coucy.
21 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Gustave Frohman, New York ; D : 10421,
Apr. 26, 1907 ; 2c. Apr. 26, 1907. 8999

Crafty (A) rajah; or. His highness, military
drama in 1 act, founded on an episode in the
Indian mutiny, by A. R. Allison. 10 p. f°.
Typewritten. ^

© Ic. May 23, 1913 ; D : 33300 ; Archibald R.
Allison, Alameda, Cal. 9000

Crag cavern; prologue and 3 acts, by A. S. Hick-
man. Typewritten.

© Albert Scott Hickman, Ottumwa, la. ;
1899:70624, Oct. 30; 2c. Oct. 30. 9001

Craig's affinity; by A. Marcus. 6 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Alice Marcus. New York ; D : 11773, Nov.
20, 1907 ; 2c. Nov. 20, 1907. 9002

Crainquebille; comedy in 3 acts, by [Jacques
Auatole Thibault, called] Anatole France, tr.
by Barrett H. Clark. New York, Samuel
French : London, Samuel French, ltd. [1915]
43 p. 12".

© Oct. 13, 1915 ; 2c. Oct. 14, 1915 ; D : 41982 ;
Samuel French, New York. 9002a

— piece en 3 tableaux, par [Jacques Anatole
Thibault, dit] Anatole France. 2 p. 1., 20 p.
8°. Printed.

© A. France. Paris ; D : 7131, Aug. 21. 1905 :
2c. Aug. 21, 1905. 9003

428

9004

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

9025

Crainqnel)ille — Continued.

-3 tableaux, [par] Anatole-Frangois Thi-

bault, clit Anatole France. Paris, Calmann-

Lgvy, 1903. 3 p. 1., 55 p. 12°.

© Anatole Frangois Thibault, Paris; D:

3409. May 11, 1903; 2c. May 11, 1903. 9004

Cranberry Corners; comedy drama in 4 acts, by
Arthur Lewis Tubbs. Boston, W. H. Baker &
CO., 1913. 67 p. 12".

© June 28, 1913; 2 c. June 30, 1913; D:
33678 ; Walter H. Baker & co., Boston. 9005

Crane (Un) sous una tempete. See On his de-
voted head,

Cranford; a comedy in 3 acts, made from Mrs.
Gaskell's famous story, by Marguerite Mer-
ington. New York, Fox, Duffield & company,
1905. vi p., 1 1., 99 p. col. front. 8°.

© Fox, Duffield & co.. New York ; D : 7355.
Sept. 18, 1905; 2c. Sept. 18, 1905. 9006

play in 4 acts, by H. F. Brock, from Mrs.

Gaskell's story of the same name. Ill p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 8, 1913 ; D : .32883 ; Howard Fol-
som Brock, Cambridge, IMass. 9007

See also Cranford dames.

Cranford dames; a play in 5 scenes, for female
characters, adapted from Mrs. Gaskell's novel
Cranford, bv Alice Byiugtou. New York, H.
Roorbach [1900] 25 p. 12°.

© Harold Koorbach, New York; 1900 A:
23S83, Sept. 25 ; 2c. Oct. 5. 9008

Crank (The); a comedy in 4 acts, by L. J. Cella.

© Louis J. Cella. St. Louis ; D : 4944, Apr.

19, 1904. 9009

Crank (A) in society; a farce comedy in 4 acts,
adapted by L. J. Cella.

© Louis J. Cella, New York; 1890:27673.
Sept. 9. 9010

Cranks (The); by C. M. Whitmier.

© Charles M. Whitmier, Buffalo; 1886:
18434, Aug. 13. 9011

a comedy, by W. H. Neall.

© Walter H. Neall. Philadelphia ; D : 14906.
Jan. 26, 1909. .9012

-comedy in 3 acts, by W. Goodman. [1],

Cranks (The) — Continued.

a little off, an olio of laughable eccentrici-

54 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 9, 1914; D : 35963 ; Wm. Good
man, Milwaukee. 9012a

— a comic opera in 2 acts, by J. A. Stevens.
© John A. Stevens, New York ; 1882 : 4779.

Mar. 27.

9013

— • a humorous satire in 3 acts, by Mrs. R.
Pacheco.

© Mi's. Roraualdo Pacheco, Oakland, Cal. ;
1891 : 26253, July 22. 9014

ties, dramatic specialties, and musical absurdi-
ties, by C. H. Webber.

© C. H. Webber, Salem, Mass.; 1882:
15741, Sept. 23. 9015

or. The princess Tresaldie, a 2 act musical

comedy, by G. A. Cragg.

© George A. Cragg, Philadelphia; 1887:
10349, Apr. 18. 9016

Crank's retreat; a comedy-drama in 4 acts, by
A. P. Lloyd. Baltimore, Oliver W. Clav & co..
ltd., 1885. 85 p. 8°.

© A. Parlett Lloyd, Baltimore ; 1885 : 8844,
Apr. 15 ; 2c. May 18. 9017

Craps.

© W. L. Salvage, Pensacola, Fla. ; 1895:
47199, Sept. 16. 9018

■ or. Ten lights, a negro dialect dramatif

composition, by J. M. Wliite. 9 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© J. M. White, Meridian, Miss. ; D : 14944,
Jan. 29, 1909 ; 2c. Jan. 30, 1909. 9019

Crash (A) in china: a rollicking musical farce-
comedy in 3 acts and 3 climaxes, by F. AVilson.
© Fred Wilson, New York; 1893:30505,
June 27. 9020

Crassus; or. The grave by the cedars, an orig-
inal drama in 4 acts, by Beauchamp Temple
and A. B. Lawrene. New York, 1881. viii, 91
p. 8°.

© Augustus E. Lawrene. Brooklyn ; 1881 :
10811, July 12; Ic. July 12. 9021

Crate (A) of eggs; farce-comedy in 1 act, by
J. Jex. 7 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 22, 1912; D : 31214 ; .John Jex,
- New York. 9022

Crater (The); play in 3 acts, by L. Cassidy. 3 v.
8°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 29, 1913 ; D : 34271 ; Lilian Cas-
sidy, New York. 9023

Craven (The); play in 1 act, by E. B. Pascal.
27 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 24, 1913; D: 33928; Ernest B.

Pascal, New York. 9024

— -play in 3 acts, by L. Hinkley and M. Ferris.
[4], 79 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 11, 1913; D: 34098; Laura
Hinkley, Mt. Vernon, la., and Mabel Ferris,
Nevv^ York. [Note : Letter from author in 1915
states that since registration, the title of this
play has been changed and is now called. An-
other man's shoes] 9025

429

9026

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

9048

Crawford's claim; a drama in prologue and 3
acts, re-written by W. T. Benn. 42 p. 12".
Printed.

© Wilson T. Benn, New York ; 1887 : 5422,
Mar. 8 ; 2c. Feb. 12. 9026

or, ITugget Nell, the pet of Poker Plat,

a drama in prologue and 3 acts, by J. E.
(Jowley and Wilson T. Bennette. New York,
H. Roorbacb [18901 Ip. 1..46p. 12". (Roor-
hach's American ed. of acting plays, no. 51)

© Harold Iloorbach. Now York ; 1890 : 35811.
Nov. 13 ; 2c. Nov. 24. 9027

Crayon and I; a dramatic funograph in 1 act,
l)y M. Kingsland.

© Mvrtle Kingsland, Brooklyn ; 1885 : 17756,
Aug. 2i. • 9028

Crazed by millions; melodrama in 4 acts and 10
scenes, by Sydney IMel bourne. 99 p. 4". Type-
written.

© .Tohn Henrv fJreene, New York ; D : 11765,
Nov. 18. 1907; 2c. Nov. 18, 1907. 9029

Crazy Ann; folk play in 1 act, by I.. D. Burton.
27 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 6, 1914 ; D : 37475 ; Lena Dalkeith
Burton, Newton Centre, Mass. 9029a

Crazy Billy; by C. M. Coolidge. Typewritten.
© Cassius Marcel lus (>)olidge. New York;
1900 A : 26555, Oct. 25 : 2c. Dec. 6. 9030

Crazy Dan; original play in prologue and 4 acts,
by A. Lewis (Mrs. Dr. F. AV. Johnson)

© Annie Lewis, New York ; 1887 : 9955,
Apr. 14. 9031

Crazy for a divorce; comedy sketch, by J. W.
Sayre. 12 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 3. 1911 ; D : 22994 ; J. W. Sayre,
Seattle. 9032

Crazy (The) god; a drama in 4 acts, tr. by F. E.
Richards. [92] p. f. Typewritten.

© Florence E. Richards, New York; D:
1571, Mar. 13, 1902 ; 2c. Mar. 13, 1902. 9033

Crazy (A) guy; a nuisical farce comedy in 3
acts.

© Bert Leslie. New York; 1900 A: 9494,
Apr. 13. 9034

book and Ivrics by Archie E. Morrow, music

by Wilford W. Herbert. 148 p. f". Type-
written.

© Louis Robie, New York : D : 493, May 20,
1901 ; 2c. May 20, 1901. 9035

Crazy (A) idea; a comedy in 4 acts, from the
German of Carl Laufs, by Maurice Hageman.
Chicago. The Dramatic publishing co. [1897]
[2], 7-68 p. 12°. (On cover: American acting
drama)

© Dramatic pub. co., Chicago ; 1897 : 29329.
May 14; 2c. Oct. 21. 9036

Crazy Joe; play in 4 acts, by J. Jex. [4], 96 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 15, 1910; D: 22816; John Jex.

New York. 9037

Crazy (A) lot; farce in 1 scene, by Bert C.
Rawley.

© Ames pub. co., Clyde. O. ; D : 461, May
1.3. 1901. 9038

• ■ See also Tun in a parlor.

Crazy (The) patch; a comedy in 3 acts [by]
H. Phillips.

© Harry Phillips, California; 1885:9983.

May 1. 9039

Crazy quilt; a comedy in 5 acts, by J. Kilham.
© John Kilham, Wilmington, N. C. ; 1885 :
22.598, Oct. 28. 9040

in 3 acts, a new and novel farcical comedy,

by J. T. Kelly and D. Mason.

© John T. Kelly and Daniel Mason. New
York; 1885:8086, Apr. 6. 9041

■ Same.

© John T. Kellv and Daniel Mason, New
York : 1885 : 8087, Apr. 6. 9042

a 3 act farce comedy, by E. E. Kidder.

© Edward E. Kidder. New York; 1885:
2198, Jan. 24. 9043

Crazy quilts; in 3 acts, a new and novel farcical
comedy, by J. T. Kelly and D. Mason.

© John T. Kelly and Daniel Mason, New
York ; 1885 : 8085, Apr. 6. 9044

Crazy to go on the stage; mirthful musical
melange in 1 act, by Danny Healy and D.
Brodevick. 10 p. 24". Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 19, 1910 ; D : 22320 ; Dick Brod-
erick. Bay City, Mich. 9045

Crazy (The) two; comedy monologue, by J. T.
Murphy. 6 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 16, 1914 ; D : 38500 ; James Theo-
dore Murphy, Brooklyn. 9045a

Cream (The) of society; an original comedy, by
L. J. HoUenius.

© L. J. HoUenius, New York ; 1895 : 19942,
Apr. 11. 9046

Cream puffs; an original comedy in 2 acts, by
W. Carleton.

© William Carleton, Philadelphia; 1879:
7102, May 29. 9047

Cream Tartar, a lay of Alexis; a hinnorous, his-
torical and hysterical tale of a Russian bear,
by Aunty Flunky.

© Isaac S. Reed, jr.. New York; 1871:
11306, Nov. 29. 9048

430

9049

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

9071

Creation (The) ; play in 3 acts, by O. S. Bratton.
93 p. 4". typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 12, 1913; D : 34411 ; Ocier S.
Bratton, Little Rock, Ark. 9049

Creation and destruction.

© Jessie Smitli. New York ; 1900 A : 27326,
Nov. 3 ; 2c. Dec. 21. 9050

Creation (Tlie) of a woman out of nothing.
(S'ee Dida, the mystery of mysteries.

Creatures of the hour; a drama in 5 acts, by
Ralph Royal [pseud, of J. R. AbarbanellJ

© Jacob Abarbanell, New York ; 1876 : 4658,
Apr. 17. 9051

Credit Lorraine; a romantic tragedy in 4 acts,
by Lawrence Marston.

© Lillian Lewis. New York; 1890:14051,
Apr. 28. 9052

Creditor (The); tra?.i-comedy in 1 scene, by
Au.i?nst Strindberi;, tr. by IMary Harned. {In
Poet lore, v. 22, no. 2. Mar .-Apr. 1911; peri-
odical © May 2, 1911; 2c. May 8, 1911; B:
243822; Poet lore co., Boston) 9053

■ tragic comedy, by August Strindberg, tr.

fro)n the Swedish by Francis J. Ziegler. Phil-
adelphia, Brown brothers. 1910. 118 p. 8°.
© Nov. 15, 1910; 2c. Nov. 19, 1910; D:
22736: Brown bros., Philadelphia. 9054

Creditors. See Plays; [by] August Strindberg.

Credulity; farce in 3 acts, by Z. Covington and
J. Simonson. [2], 98 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 30. 1912 ; D : 31007 ; Zellah Cov-
ington and Jules Simonson, New York. 9055

Creed ag'ainst creed; an American play in 4
acts, by C. H. Atwood. 106 p. 4". Typewrit-
ten.

© Charles Henry Atwood, Stoughton, Mass. ;
1896 : 56817, Oct. 15 ; 2c. Oct. 15. 9056

Cremation; an Ethiopian sketch, by A. J. Leavitt,
arr. by Charles White. New York, R. M. De
Witt.

© Robert M. De Witt, New York; 1875:
2469, Mar. 16; 2c. Mar. 20. 9057

Creola; an oi'iginal sensational drama, in 4
acts, by D. Howe.

© Den Howe, United States ; 1893 : 41407,
Sept. 12. 9058

or. Her lineag-e, a modern melodramatic

romance of the Bayou Teche, La., in 4 acts,
by D. P. Dukemahrr.

© Dnkemahrr Paul Dukemahrr, Brooklvn ;
D : 12150, Dec. 30, 1907. 9059

Creole (The); a play in 5 acts, adapted from the
French of D'Ennery and Brezil, by A. R.
Cazauran.

© A. M. Palmer, New York; 1880:18999,
Dec. 13. 9060

Creole (The) — Continued.

spectacle extravaganza, in 3 acts, by S. T.

Jack.

© Sam T. Jack, Chicago ; 1895 : 8776, Feb. 11.

9061

Creole (The) ball; an Ethiopian farce, in 3
scenes. New York, Happy hours company.

© Happy hours co., New York ; 1874 : 12220,
Sept. 28; 2c. Oct. 17. 9062

Creole belle; a drama in 4 acts, by Chauncey

Mortimer Rakestraw. 63 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Chauncey M. Rakestraw, New York; I):

8366, Apr. 17, 1906 ; 2c. Apr. 17, 1906. 9063

Creole (The) belles; or. Female mintrels up to
date, an entertainment in 2 scenes, arr. by
O. W. Gleason. Boston, W. H. Baker & co'.,
1903. 15 p. 12". (On cover: Baker's novel-
ties)

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston ; D : 4210,
Nov. 7, 1903; 2c. Nov. 23, 1903. 9064

Creole (A) cigarette. Typewritten.

© Henry Rightor, New Orleans; 1900 A:
11991, May 12 ; 2c. May 12. 9065

Creole (A) courtship. Typewritten.

© Wingrove Bathon, Baltimore : 1900 A :
10868, Apr. 30; 2c. Apr. 30. 9066

Creole (The) slave. See On the brink.

Creole (The) ward; a drama in 3 acts, by E.
Hampton.

© Earle Hampton, Washington; 1893:
29081, June 17. 9067

Creoles (The); comedy in 1 act. by Demetre
Carpat. 12 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 1, 1910; D : 22709 ; Demetre
Beraud, Savannah, Ga. 9068

Creole's (The) oath; a dramatic production in 6
acts, by C. Carr. Chicago, Fergus printing
company, 1881.

© Clarence Carr, Lake View, 111.; 1881:
15159, Oct. 3. 9069

Crescent (The) and the cross. See Armenia.

Cressmans (The) entertain; a laughable play
for amateurs, by M. F. Hutchinson. New
York, Edward Schuberth & co., 1908. 22 p.
12".

© Joseph Williams, ltd., London ; D : 13917.
Sept. 24, 1908; 2c. Sept. 24, 1908. 9070

Cresus shattered. See Heirs affiance.

Crevasse (The) See Levee-cutter (The)

Cribber (The); college comedy in 3 acts, by
W. P. I\IcIntosh. Boston, W. H. Baker & co..
1912. 34 p. 12".

© Oct. 16, 1912 ; 2c. Oct. 17, 1912 ; D : 31153 :
Walter H. Baker & co., Boston. 9071

431

9072

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

9091

Crichton, the admirable; a tragedy in 5 acts.

by A. A. S. James. [98] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 18, 1913 ; D : 32349 ; Alice Archer

Sewall James, Urbana, O. 9072

Cricket (The) and the roses; a fairy play for

• •liildren in 2 acts, by M. S. Frothingham.

Saratoga Springs, [N. Y.] Geo. W. Ball, 1889.

© Meredith S. Frothingham, New York;

1889 : 25627, Aug. 22 ; 2c. Sept. 30. 9073

Cricket (The) club of Red Nose flat. See
Hickory Wood's soliloquies.

Cricket on the hearth. >-'ec Caleb Plummer,
the toy maker. — Caleb's Christmas. — Heim-
chen (Das) am herd.

Crime (The); play in 1 act. by S. Bruce. [1],
17 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 17, 1913; D : 34751 ; Stanley
Bruce, Los Angeles. 9074

or, A car-hook tragedy, a sensation drama

in 3 acts, by Stanley McKenna.
© George J. Crooker. New
9368, Aug. 21.

York :

1873:
9075

— or. Light at last. 3 act sensational drama,
[by] C. M. G. Fortier and G. W. H. Craig.
Baltimore, 1873.

© Charles M. G. Fortier and George W. H.
Craig. Baltimore ; 1873 : 3599. Apr. 9 ; 2c.
May 8. 9076

— or, Secret scenes of city life, a sensation

drama in 3 acts, by Stanley McKenna.

© Michael B. Abrahams. New York ; 1871 :
10838, Nov. 14. 9077

■ Same.

© George J. Crooker, New York ; 1873 : 9898.
Sept. 3. 9078

Crime and its consequences,
mystery.

See Trunk (The)

Crime and its shadows; a 5 act melodrama, by
G. T. Hendrickson.

© Charles T. Hendrickson, Philadelphia:
1894 : 59746, Dec. 22. 9079

Crime and punishment.
(The) of the meek.

See Inheritance

Crime and remorse.

-See New (The) life.

[117] p.

Crime (The) at the altar; by T. Irwin.
4°. Typewritten.

© Thomas Irwin, New York ; D : 6268, Feb.
28, 1905 ; 2c. Feb. 28, 1905. 9080

Crime (Le) d'a cote; drame en 1 acte, par Jean
Meudrot. d' apres une nouvelle de Jacques
Bousquet. Paris, M. Yieu et J. Vieu. 1909.
27 p. 12".

© Maurice Vieu et Jane Vieu, Paris; D:
14986. Feb. 3, 1909; 2c. Feb. 3, 1909. 9081

Crime (Le) de I'opera.
opera.

Sec Crime (The) of the

Crime (Le) de Saint-Just,
noises.

See Ombres chi-

Crime (The) in mid-ocean; a sensational melo-
drama in 5 acts, by A. J. Lamb. 94 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Arthur J. Lamb, New York ; D : 10416,
Apr. 26, 1907; 2c. Apr. 26, 1907. 9082

Crime (A) in politics; play in 1 act, bv M. A.
lUington. [1], 15 p. f. Ms.

© Ic. Feb. 3, 1912; D: 28533; Madeleane A.
Illington, New York. 9083

Crime (The) of a queen; a drama in 3 acts, by
M. Glass, a dramatization of Marguerite de
Valois, by Alexander Dumas p^re. 63 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Max Glass, Cincinnati ; D : 2627, Nov. 8.
1902; 2c. Dec. 13. 1902. 9084

Crime (The) of Amrah; a [sublime] tragedy
of the lost cause, [by A. St. John Pickett] 34
p. 8". Printed.

© A. S. Pickett, Columbus, 0.; D : 13803.
Sept. 15, 1908 ; 2c. Sept. 1. 1908. 9085

Crime (The) of an angel; comedy drama, bv
P. S. M. Munro.

© P. S. M. Munro, Brooklyn; 1897:11.579.
Feb. 17. 9086

a comedy-drama in 4 acts, by P. S. M.

Munro.

© P. S. M. Munro. New York : 1886 : 13444.
.Tune 10. 9087

Crime (The) of Andora.

© Cornelius Scofield Turner.
1897 : 5721, Jan. 18.

Minneapolis;
9088

Crime of Cranston manor; drama in 3 acts, bv
H. F. Brinton and H. G. Chase. 114 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. June 21, 1910; D : 21391 ; Howard
Futhey Brinton and Herbert Gay Chase, Phil-
adelphia. 9089

Crime of Dubosq; a drama in 3 acts and 6
scenes, adapted from the French, by J. Keane
68 p. 1"°. Typewritten.

© James Keane, San Francisco ; D : 5961,
Dec. 27. 1904; 2c. Dec. 27, 1904. 9090

Crime (A) of impulse; a drama in 3 acts, by
D. Holden.

© David Holden, New York; 1888:29346,
Oct. 16. 9091

Crime (The) of '73.
spiracy.

See Goldbug (The) con-

432

9092

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

9112

Crime (The) of the law; expose and message in
4 acts with prolo;:iie and epilogue, by R. E.
Marshall and O. Bailey. [81] p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Feb. 12, 1914 ; D : 3G006 ; Rachael E.
Marshall and Oliver Bailey, Seattle. 9092

Crime (The) of the opera (Le crime de I'opera);
drama in 7 tableaux, by Alberic Second and
Frantz Beauvallet.

© Frangois Mons and Louis Nathal, New
York ; 18SG : 19923, Sept. 3. 9093

Crime (The) of the submarine; a melodrama iu
4 acts, by C. W. Turner. 37 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Charles AV. Turner, New York ; D : 10900,
July 3, 1907 ; 2c. July 3, 1907. 9094

Crimen (El) de ayer; drama en 3 actos y en
prosa, original de J. Dicenta. ISIadrid [Socie-
dad de autores espaiioles] 1908. 68 p. 12°.

© Joaquin Dicenta, Madrid ; D : 13451, July
25, 1908 ; 2c. July 25, 1908. 9095

Crimes d'amour. Sec Love's crimes.

Crimes of a great city; a melodrama lu 5 acts,
by W. J. Cogswell.

© W. J. Cogswell, Inuianapolis ; 18S8 :

2563, Jan. 23. 9096

an original drama in a prologue and 3 acts.

© W. T. Uulany, New York; 1889:6722.
. Mar. 1. 9097

Crimes (The) of London; a melodi'ama in 4 acts
[by] C. De Kress.

© W. C. Donaldson, Charles De Kress, and
Nathan Carl, United States; 1884:11153,
June 2. 9098

Crimes (The) of poverty; 1 act play in 2 scenes,
by H. F. IMeador. 6 p. 4". Typewritten,

© Ic. Oct. 9, 1912 ; D 31087 ; H. F. Mead or,
San Francisco. 9099

Crimes of power; or. The mills of the gods,
a play, by W. M. Blatt. 76 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© William M. Blatt, Boston; D : 4764, Mar.
21, 1904; 2c. Mar. 21, 1904. 9100

Crimes (The) of society; drama in prologue and
3 acts, by A. K. Heilmann.

© Alfred K. Heilmann, San Francisco ; 1900
A: 17374, July 14. 9101

Crimes of the East; a melodrama, by D. Labov.

© David Labov, Philadelphia ; D : 10466,

May 1, 1907. 9102

Crimes (The) of the noble; a melodrama in 4

acts, by C. Baswitz. 61 p. f . Typewritten.

© Charles Baswitz, New York ; D : 11854.

Dec. 4, 1907; 2c. Dec. 2, 1907. 9103

Crimes of the rich; in 4 acts and 10 scenes, by
C. E. Blaney and Will H. Vedder. 128 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Charles E. Blaney, New York ; D : 9096.
Sept. 17, 1906; 2c. Sept. 17, 1906. 9104

Criminal (The); a play in 4 acts, by F. Roths-
child, jr. 106 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Frank Rothschild, jr., Nev/ York; D:
11341, Sept. 12, 1907; 2c. Aug. 28, 1907. 9105

play in 1 act, by Joseph T. O'Connor and

G. Moyston. [2], 21 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 20, 1912; D : 30581 ; Guy Moy-
ston, San Francisco. 9106

Criminal (The) hand; a melodrama in 4 acts,

by J. A. Fitzgerald. 85 p. f. Typewritten.

© Joseph A. Fitzgerald, Philadelphia ; D :

4594, Feb. 6, 1904; 2c. Feb. 6, 1904. 9107

Criminal (The) of the century; a modern melo-
drama in 5 acts, by Ernest E. Howell and
F. W. Winch.

© Fi'ank W. Winch, San Francisco ; D :
6533, Feb. 20, 1905. 9108

Criminal (The) operation; a play in 4 acts, by
B. AYeckstein.

[2], 85 p. 8°.
© Ic. Dec.

Ms.

17, 1914; D: 39123; Bernard
AVeckstein, Newark, N. J. 9108a

Criminals; play in 1 act, by G. Middleton. [2],
20 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 14, 1914 ; D : 39078 ; George Mid-
dleton, New York. 9108b

play in 3 acts, by E. I. Bizar. [45] p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 24, 1911; D : 234.56 ; Edward I.
Bizar, Pater.son. 9109

Crimson; play in 1 act, by G. Jacobson. [1],
15 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 15, 1914; D : .39097 ; Gershon
Jacobson, AVashington. 9109a

Crimson (The) and the blue; a class play in 4
acts and an epilog, by Edith Palmer Painton.
Lebanon, O., March brothers [1912] 96 p. 8°.

© Sept. 2, 1912; 2c. Sept. 5, 1912; D:
30741; March bros., Lebanon, O. 9110

Crimson (The) carnation; a melodrama in 4
acts, by Mrs. F. Hall.

© Jlrs. Franklin Hall, East Orange, N. J. ;
1896 : 66030, Dec. 4. 9111

Crimson (The) chest; comic opera in 2 acts, by
Francis L. Riordan, Arthur B. Moehlraan, and
B. St. John. 36 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 6, 1913; D: 33430; Bert St.
John, Detroit. 9112

5379—15-

-28

433

9113

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

9135

Crimson (The) cloud. Sec Broken (The) chain.

Crimson (The) cocoanut, and other plays; by
I. H. Beith. Boston, W. H. Baker & co., 1913.
130 p. 12°.

Contents: Crimson cocoanut. — Late deliv-
ery.— Missing card.

© Oct. 29, 1913; 2c. Oct. 30, 1913; D:
34990; Ian Hay Beith, Edinburgh. 9113

Crimson (A) cord.

© William F. Mann, Baltimore; D: 4.^67,
Jan. 30, 1904. 9114

nn emoti(mal drama in 5 acts and 7 tab-
leaux, dramatized from Mrs. Notley's novel of
Olive Varcoe, by L. Vigoureux.

© Lizzie Vigoureux, San Francisco; ISSS:
19744, July 9. 9115

See also Vida.

Crimson (The) crescent. See Bichard.

Crimson g'old; drama of the far AVest in 1 act,
by Bernard Shannon. 5 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 2, 1913; D: 34304; Clifford L.
Walker, Salt Lake City. 9116

Crimson Gulch; a musical comedy sketch, in 1
scene, by C. L. Warren. 5 p. f°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Charles L. AVarren, Philadelphia ; D :
11220, Aug. 23, 1907 ; 2c. Aug. 23, 1907. 9117

Crimson (A) light; drama in 3 acts, an adapta-
tion by Marion Eddy [pseud, of M. F. Del-
anoy]

© Frances and Marian F. Delanoy, Ala-
meda, Cal. ; 1S99 : 22720, Mar. 30. 9118

Crimson (The) livery; a historical drama in 5
acts, bv W. F. Gilchrest. Union, N. Y., 1S76.
[3], 73 p. 8".

© William F. Gilchrest, Union, N. Y. ; 1S77:
6418, May 28; 2c. June 1. 9119

Crimson (The) mask; a comedy in 1 act, by
L. W. Shouse. 30 p. 4". Typewritten

© Louis W. Shouse, Kansas City. Mo. ; D :
132. Feb. 11, 1901 ; Ic. Feb. 11, 1901 ; Ic. INIar.
7, 1901. 9120

Crimson (The) queen; a comedy opera, by L.
Ingersoll and Clarence Vincent Kerr. 87 p.
4". Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Leland Ingersoll, Cleveland ; D : 8973,
Aug. 17, 1906 ; 2c. Aug. 17, 1906. 9121

Crimson (The) rambler; a play in 4 acts, by
H. Haines. 174 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Helen Haines, Raleigh, N. C. ; D : 14741,
Jan. 5, 1909 ; 2c. Jan. 5, 1909. 9122

Crimson (The) scarf. See Midget.

Crimson (The) shield; an extravaganza in 2
acts, by A. Sulzer and I. Rothschild.

© Augustus Sulzer and Isaac Rothschild ;
New York ; 1895 : 14975, Mar. 15. 9123

Crimson spider; adapted from The vermilion
pencil, by H. Lea. 49 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 20, 1909 ; D : 17518 ; Homer Lea,
Long Beach, Cal. 9124

See also Great (The) symbol.

Crimson (A) stain; by James Irwin Hibbs.
[Hoopeston, 111., Printed by Herald pub. co.,
1904] 54 p. 8°.

© J. I. Hibbs, Williamsport, Ind. ; D:5018,
May 2, 1904 ; 2c. June 20, 1904. 9125

Crimson (The) web; a melodrama in 5 acts, by
Frederick Langbridge. 68 p. 4". Typewrit-
ten.

© Harrv Callan, London; D:1534, Mar. 8,
1902 ; 2c. Mar. 8, 1902. 9126

Crimson (The) wing. See Traitor (A) to
France.

Crimsoned laurels; a tragic drama in 4 acts, by
N. D. Urner. IMs.

© Nathan D. Urner. New York ; 1882 : 9303,
June 7; Ic. Nov. 1, 1905. 9127

Crinoline (The) girl; melodramatic mystery-
farce in 3 acts, by O. A. Hauerbach. 3 v. 4".
Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 9, 1914 ; D : 3-5969 ; Otto A. Hauer-
bach, New York. 9127a

Cripple (The); play in 1 act, by F. B. Elkins.
30 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 3, 1913; D: 34621; Felton B. El-
kins, New York. 9128

Same. 34 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 16, 1912; D: 31148; Felton B.
Elkins, San Francisco. 9129

or, Father Godfrey, a domestic drama in

5 acts, by I. Davidson.

© Isidore Davidson. United States; 1S7S :
11493, Oct. 7. 9130

Cripple Creek; by H. Memminger.

© Henrietta Memminger, Cripple Creek,
Col. ; 1896 : 29056, May 12. 9131

a drama in 4 acts, by G. Heege.

© Gus Ileege, New York ; 1896 : 12260, Feb.
24. 9132

Cripple Creek in ashes; or, The greatest gold
camp on earth. Typewritten.

© Henry A. Dennison, Cripple Creek, Col.;
1899 : 6967, Jan. 20 ; 2c. Jan. 20. 9133

Cripple Creek poker; by W. Kumpf.

© AVilliam Kumpf, Chicago ; D : 1990, June
9, 1902. 9134

a comedy sketch, by W^m. Kumpf. Type-

written.

© Memphis Kennedy, Helena, Mont. ; 1896 :
46166, Aug. 13; 2c. Aug. 13. 9135

434

9136

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

9154

Cripple Creek stocks; a drama in 4 acts, by
C. A. Maiirer. Heading, Pa., C. A. Maurer,
1897.

© Cluirles A. Maurer, Reading, Pa.; 1897:
652G5, Nov. 23; 2c. Dec. 7. 9136

Cripple Dick. See Under the lash.

Cripple (The) of Paris. See Orphan (The) and
foundling.

Crippled musician; by H. S. Meldahl. 3 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. May 12, 1910; D: 21024; Horace S.
Meldahl, Charleston, W. Va. 9137

Cripple's (The) love. See Zizi.

Cripple's (A) son; a 4 act American drama, by
J. J. Bender. 1 p. 1., 49 p. 12°. Printed.

© Joseph J. Bender, Wadsworth, O. ; D :
7593, Nov. 21, 1905; 2c. Mar. 19, 1906. 9138

Crise (La); coniedie en 3 actes, par P. Bourget
et A. Beaunier. 32 p. 4°. (L'lllustration
th^atrale, 8'' annee.-219, 13 jnillet 1912)

© July 13, 1912; 2c. Aug. 21, 1912; D:
30590; Paul Bourget & Andre Beaunier,
Paris. 9139

Crisis (The); by James Albery.

© Samuel French & son, New York; 1878:
13394, Nov. 20. 9140

— 1 act vaudeville sketch, by J. E. O'Malley.
10 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 12, 1910; D: 20179; John E.
O'Malley, Clinton, Mass. 9141

24°.

— play in 1 act, by J. F. O'Hagan. 14 p
Typewritten.

© Ic. May 31, 1913;

O'Hagan, Orange, N. J.

D: 33368; John F.
9142

l)laylet, by A. J. Treat. [24] p. 16°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Sept. 3, 1914; D : 38041 ; L. Treat,

Sausalito, Cal. 9142a

Crisis (A) in Bohemia; an original dramatic
composition in 3 acts, by Helen A. Rowsey
and A. C. Rowsey.

© Eugene D. Ryan, New York ; D : 1239.
Dec. 9, 1901. &143

Crispin, rival of his master; comedy in 1 act,
by Le Sage, tr. by Barrett H. Clark. New
York, S. French ; London, S. French, ltd.
[1915] 33 p. 12°. (The world's best plays,
by celebrated European authors)

© Sept. 9, 1915 ; 2c. Sept. 11, 1915 ; D :41714 ;
Samuel French, New York. 9143a

Crispus, the son of Constantine; a tragedy in
5 acts, by A. D. 120 p. 16°. Printed.

© J. H. Gillespie, New York; 1873:47.54,
May 2; 2c. June 24. 9144

Criss cross; a play in 1 act, by Rachel Crothers.
New York, Dick & Fitzgerald, 1904. 10 p.
12°.

© Dick & Fitzgerald, New York ; D : 5119,
June 2, 1904 ; 2c. June 25, 1904. 9145

or, I spy, a musical protean comedy in 4

acts, by G. J. Heege.

© Gustave J. Heege, Cleveland ; 1888 : 25260,
Sept. 6. 9146

Criss-cross landing-. See Muggs' landing. —
Patti Rosa in Criss-cross.

Cristinas heimreise; komodie, von Hugo von
Hofmannsthal. 3. aufl. Berlin, S. Fischer,
1910. 3 p. 1., 9-218 p., 2 1. 12°.

© Feb. 23, 1910; 2c. Mar. 19, 1910; D:
20496; S. Fischer verlag, Berlin. 9147

komodie in 3 akten, von Hugo v. Hofmanns-
thal. Berlin, Felix Bloch, erben, 1910. 109
p. 8°.

© Ic. ]\Iay 23, 1910 ; D : 21118 ; Felix Bloch,
erben, Berlin. 9148

Cristo. See Judas Iscariot.

Cristo (El) de la Luz; zarzuela en 1 acto y
4 cuadros, en verso, libro de P. Cases, musicade
los inaestros Crespo y Quislant. JIadrid [So-
ciedad de autores espanoles] 1910. 44 p.
12°. [Libretto only]

© Sept. 6, 1910 ; 2c. Sept. 7, 1910 ; D : 21991 ;
Pablo Cases, Madrid. 9149

Cristobal Colon; or, The trials and triumphs
of Christopher Columbus, an historical drama
in 4 acts and 5 scenes, adapted and amplified,
by J. M. Aguayo.

© Jose M. Aguayo, Boston; 1892:254.59,
.June 17. 9150

Cristoforo Colombo; lyric drama in 2 acts and
epilogue, Italian libretto by Luigi lUica, Eng-
lish version by R. H. El kin, music by Alberto
Franchetti. New York, Milan [etc.] G.
Ricordi & co., 1913. 69 p. 8°. [Libretto only]
© Nov. 12, 1913; 2c. Nov. 13, 1913; D:
35005; G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 9151

or. The discovery of America, historical

drama ballet in 5 acts, by A. E. Gennaro.

© Augusto Enrico Gennaro, New York ;
1889:29813, Oct. 2. 9152

Cristoval Colon at the court of Barcelona; by
F. J. Mayer.

© Fred J. Maver, Opelousas, La. ; 1897 :
24106, Apr. 19; 2e. Apr. 19. 9153

Critic (The); a dramatic piece in 2 acts, by
Riehartl Brinsley Sheridan, with an introduc-
tion by George Henry Nettleton, and a preface
by Wm. Lyon Phelps. New Haven, Pub. un-
der the supervision of A. A. Gammell, 1908.
XX, 44 p. front., plates, port. 8°.

© Yale university dramatic assn.. New
Haven ; D : 14332, Nov. 20, 1908 ; 2c. Dec. 22,
1908. 9154

435

9155

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

9175

Critical (A) case; or, A trained nurse, a farci-
cal comedy iu 3 acts, by Paul Bordman.

© ]\Iarv A. Wolford, New York; D : 987,
Oct. 21, 1901. 9155

Critical moment; a dramatic slietcli, by E.
Brewer.

© Elizabeth Brewer, Cliicago; D : 11393,
Sept. 21, 1907. 9156

a pastoral play in 4 acts, by E. A. Chambliss

and D. Davidson.

© Emma Amonett Chambliss and Dore Da-
vidson, Memphis, Tenn.; D: 10170, Mar. 18,
1907. 9157

Critics (The) See Four Irish plays; by St. John
G. Ervine.

Critic's (The) romance; by M. Darrah.

© Marcia Darrah, Kansas City, Mo. ; D :
547, June 4, 1901. 9158

Crockett's comedians.

© Frank B. Howard, Pougkkeepsie, N. Y. ;
1899 : 27G18, Apr. 21. 9159

Crockett's night at the vaudeville club.

© Frank Barnard Howard, Poushkeepsie,
N. Y. ; 1899: 13715, Feb. 18. 9160

Crocodile (The) (Le crocodile); a piece in 5 acts
and 8 tableaux, by Victorien Sai-dou.

© Francois IVIons and Louis Nathal, New
York; 1886:2.5324, Nov. 9. 9161

Crocodile tears; by Cecil Clay.

© Wm. Clarke Stewart, New York; 1897:
50177, Sept. 8. 9162

Croesus and lone; a drama In 4 acts, by C. E.
Wells. New York, Uigtcs printing & publishing
CO. [1902] cover-title, [3]-26 p. 8°.

© Charlotte Elizabeth Wells, New York;
D : 2G93, Dec. 9, 1902 ; 2c. Dec. 29, 1902. 9163

Croesus and Nemesis; a play in 4 acts, by H.
Douglas.

© Harrv Douglas. Great Barrington, Mass. ;
D: 15859, May 14, 1909. 9164

Croesus, jr.; a musical comedy in 2 acts, by H.
Saxby, jr.

© Howard Saxby, jr., Cincinnati ; D : 2004,
Nov. 1, 1902. 9165

Croix (La); by L. Cleveland.

© Lucy Cleveland, New York; 1900 A:
2G640, Oct. 26. 9166

Cromwell; an historical play in 5 acts, by Sara
King Wiley.

© John Wiley & sons. New York; 1893:
52986, Nov. 28. 9167

Cromwell — Continued.

a play, by G. A. Townsend.

© George Alfred Townsend, United States ;
1884:9420, May 7; 2c. Apr. 17, 188.5. [Note:
Title on copies reads. President Cromwell ]

9168

a play in 4 acts, by G. Stocker. 62 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© George Stocker, New York ; D : 12430,
Feb. 26, 1908; 2c. Mar. 9, 1909. 9169

or, Crown and commonwealth, a drama in

5 acts, by C. W. and A. E. Phillips.

© Charles W. and Arthur E. Phillips, Chi-
cago ; 1894 : 18455, Apr. 7. 9170

■See also From king to king. — ^Poems; [by

Sara King Wiley]

Cromwell and Vane. See From king to king.

Cromwellian (A) conspiracy; or. Love, honor
and duty, a drama in 5 acts.

© Arthur E. and Charles W. Phillips, Chi-
cago; 1894:16482, Mar. 23. 9171

Crook (The); play in 4 acts, by F. H. La Rue.
[59] p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 5, 1912 ; D : 29286 ; Frank H. La
Rue, Port Jefferson, O. 9172

■ by M. Stockfield. 59 p. f°. Typewrit-

ten.

© Ic. Oct. 26, 1911 ; D : 25606 ; May Stock-
field, St. Joseph, Mo. 9173

by N. A. Lucy. 41 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 26, 1911; D: 25608; Norma A.
Lucy, Perry, Okl. 9174

Crook-makers (The); play in 1 act, by B. Mus-
son and Wallace Worsley. [2], 27 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 14, 1913 ; D : 35023 ; Bennet IMus-
son, New York. 9175

Crook vs. crook. See Big (The) boss.

Crooked (A) affair; play in 1 act, by G. M.
Purdy. [1], 15 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 28, 1914 ; D : 35834 ; George IMa-
son Purdy, New York. 9175a

Crooked (The) cup; play in 3 acts, by H H.
Hahn. [70] p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 1, 1915; D: 42154; Howard H.
Hahn, Kenosha, Wis. 9175b

Crooked deals and buried treasure; play in 3
acts, by Charles W. Goddard. 17 p. 4". Type-
written.

© Ic. Oct. 9, 1915 ; D : 41946 ; Star co., New
York. 9175c

436

9176

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

9195

Crooked face stories; by Herr Johan Krummge-
sicht [pseud, of C. A. II. Benedict]

© Charles A. R. Benedict, Cliicago ; D : 358,
Apr. 17, 1901. 9176

Crooked (The) Mr. Straig'ht; a play, by G. M.
McCarthy. 22 p. 8". Typewritten.

© George M. INIcCarthy, Jersey City ; D :
4037, Oct. 1, 1903; 2c. Dec. 29, 1903. 9177

Crooked (The) path; play in 4 acts, by H.
Itoemer. [3], 105 p. t°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 16, 1911; D: 25775; Henry
Roemer, New York. 9178

a play in 1 act, by V. Page. [2], 14 p. 4".

Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 5, 1913 ; D : 32510 ; Vivian Page,
New York. 9179

— a play in 3 acts, by H. Roemer. [102] p
f. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 20. 1913; D : 32379

Roemer, New York.

Henry
9180

Crooked whiskey; by Chas. Wolf [pseud, of
C. E. Whittelsey]

© Charles E. Whittelsey, New York; 1876:
2686, Mar. 3. 9181

Crooks (The); dramatic vaudeville sketch in 1
act. by A. Geyer. [27] p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 10, 1911 ; D : 23907 ; Albert Geyer,
Los Angeles. 9182

22 p. 4".

•play in 1 act, by H. Russell.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 23, 1915 ; D : 39759 ; Howard Rus-
sell, Portland, Or. 9182a

vaudeville sketch, by P. Haight. 7 p. f.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 18, 1915; D: 39725; Parker
Haight, Kansas City, Mo. 9182b

Crook's (The) hoodoo; comedy drama in 1 act,
by R. Thayer. [1], 16 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 3, 1913; D: 34623; Royale
Thayer. New York. 9183

Croothawn (The); an Irish drama, by W.-B. Ca-
hill and M. Mallon.

©W.B.Cahill and M. Mallon, United States;
1880:6316, Apr. 23. 9184

Cross (The); play in 4 acts, by Hal. Reid [i. e.
Jaines H. Reid] [109] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 9, 1911 ; D : 23060 ; Aubrey Mit-
tenthal, New York. 9185

by M. H. Beere. 20 p. 4". Type-

written.

© Ic. June 1, 1914; D: 37186; Mary H.
Beere, Minneapolis.

9185a

Cross (The) and circle; an original comedy
drama in a prologue and 3 acts, by R. A. Wood.
74 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Robert A. Wood, Newark, N. J. ; D :4186,
Nov. 4, 1903 ; 2c. Oct. 22, 1903. 9186

Cross and crescent.

© F. P. Pease, Buffalo ; 1876 : 9339, Aug. 11.

"9187

— -an eastern romance, in a prologue and 6
acts, by J. Arthur. New I'ork, Samuel French ;
London, Samuel French, ltd., 1903. 80 p.
16".

© .Joseph Arthur, Pelham Manor, N. Y. ; D:
4042, Sept. 29, 1903 ; 2c. Oct. 13, 1903. 9188

a grand, romantic, historical drama in 3

acts, by 11. F. Haslam.

© William J. Fleming, New York; 1877:
6843, June 9. 9189

Cross and crown; a drama in 3 acts, by T. A.
Burtt. Ma.

© Thomas A. Burtt, United States; 1876:
5992, May 15; 2c. May 22. 9190

a play in 5 acts.

© A. S. Gear, United States; 1876:10437,
Sept. 13. 9191

Cross (The) and star; a legendary drama in 4
acts, by E. M. Powers.

© E. M. Powers, Cincinnati ; 1886 : 25984,
Nov. 17. 9192

Cross (The) and the crescent; an opera in 4
acts, founded on J. Davidson's version of F.
Coppee's Pour la couronne, and composed by
Colin McAlpin. London, S. J. Garraway. 16
p. 4°. [Libretto only]

© Charles IManners, London ; D : 4211, Sept.
17, 1903 ; 2c. Sept. 17, 1903. 9193

Sec also Graeco-Turkish war.

Cross-country (The) girl. See Not far from
'Frisco.

Cross-fire (The); drama in 3 acts on the labor
question, by O. M. Booth. [1], 51 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Aug. 29, 1912; D: 30688; Oaks M.
Booth, Jacksonville, Fla. 9194

Cross lots; an illustrated narrative of village
life in Connecticut, in 3 acts, by R. M. Sperry.
49 p. f. Typewritten.

© R. M. Sperry, Bridgeport, Conn. ; D : 6550,
Apr. 20, 1905 ; 2c. May 25, 1905. 9195

Cross my palm with silver; vaudeville .sketch,
by J. T. Duffy. 12 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 8, 1915; D: 40822; James T.
Duffy, Freeport, N. Y. 9195a

437

9196

DEAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

9218

Cross (The) of gold; drama in 4 acts, by R. L.
Durliara. 115 p. f°. Typewritten.

© le. Nov. 29, 1909 ; D : 17549 ; R. L. Dur-
ham, San Francisco. 9196

a labor drama in 4 acts, by A. S. Richard-
son.

© Anna S. Richardson, Council Bluffs, la. ;
1897:14244, Feb. 27. 9197

See also Herminie.

Cross (The) of honor; a military dramalette in
1 act, bv C. F. liideal and C. G. Winter. New
Yorlv, The Abbey press [1900] 38 p. 16°.

© Charles F. Rideal, New Yorli; 1900 A:
8466, Apr. 2; 2c. Apr. 2. 9198

Cross (The) of sorrow; a tragedy in 5 acts, by
William Akerman. London and New York,
Georse Bell & sons, 1S94. x, 102 p. 12".

© Georse Bell & sons, London; 1894: 19129;
Apr. 13; Apr. 16. 9199

Cross (The) of valor; original playlet in 2 acts,
by H. B. Darrow. [8] p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 6, 1915 ; D : 42195 ; Henry Bald-
win Darrow, IMemphis, Tenn. 9199a

Cross (The) patch; a 4 act farce comedy.
Typewritten.

© G. E. Anderson, Beresford, S. D. ; 1898 :
44021, July 23 ; 2c. Aug. 24, 1900. 9200

Cross purposes; a drama in 4 acts, by O. E.
Young. 49 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Oscar E. Young, North Fayette, Me. ; D :
1847, May 7, 1902 ; 2c. June 27, 1902. 9201

a farce comedy with a plot, in 3 acts, by

Neil Wesley.

© Cornelius W.
1892 : 50206, Dec. 9.

a sketch, by W. J. Gait. 20 p. 24°. Type-

Ackerman, New York ;
9202

written.

© William J. Gait, Philadelphia; D : 7394,
Oct. 13, 1905 ; 2c. Oct. 13, 1905. 9203

Cross-rays; by E. J. Kerwin and P. B. Constant.
Typewritten.

© E. James Kerwin and Paul B. Constant,
Pine Bluff, Ark.; 1896:30084, May 18; 2c.
May 18. 9204

Cross-road (A) circus ; by M. Nicolson.

© ^Malcolm Nicolson, Alma, Kan. ; 1892 :
14184, Mar. 31. 9205

Cross-roads; by J. S. Frcnd. 9 p. 4°. Type-
v.Titten.

© Ic. Sept. 2, 1909 ; D : 16690 ; Jack S.
Frend, Bridgeport, Conn. 9206

a drama of what might have been, in 3 acts,

by J. II. Reynolds, jr. [114] p. 4°. Type-
written,

© Ic. Oct. 3, 1914 ; D : 38392 ; John Hazard
Reynolds, jr., Flushing, N. Y. 9206a

Cross-roads — Continued.

play in a prologiie and 2 acts, by S. L. Rob-
inson. Dublin. Maunsel & co., ltd. 59 p. 12°.
( [Abbey theatre series, v. 12] )

© Nov. 13, 1909 ; 2c. Aug. 10, 1911 ; D : 24S07 ;
S. L. Robinson, Ballymoney, Ireland. 9207

Cross-roads (The) merchant; comedy in 1 act,
by J. J. Caullet. [1], 22 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 8. 1913 ; D : 34062 ; John J. Caul-
let, East Orange, N. J. 9208

Cross-roads (The) of life; a melodrama in 5
acts, by Harry Thompson.

© Albert B. Fink and Edmund Collier, New
York ; 1894 : 23680, May 10. 9209

a sensational drama in 5 acts, by H. Thomp-
son, A. B. Fink, and E. Collier. Typewritten.

© Harry Thompson, Albert B. Fink and Ed-
mund Collier, New York ; 1894 : 707, Apr. 3 ;
2c. May 10. 9210

Same. Act 2, scene 2. Typewritten.

© Harry Thompson, Albert B. Fink and Ed-
mund Collier, New York ; 1894 : 708, Apr. 3 ;
2c. May 10. 9211

Cross (The) triumphant. See Saul of Tarsus.

Crossed in love; a melodrama in 4 acts, by E.
Joyce.

© Edwin Joyce, New York ; 1885 : 3157,
Feb. 5. 9212

Crossed (A) wire; comedy sketch by J. Hoffman.
10 p. 4°. Typewritten.

©Ic. Sept. 14, 1911 ; D : 25222 ; Jeff Hoffman,
South Platte, Col. 9213

Crossed wires; comedietta in 1 act, by E. Mitch-
ell. 27 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 4, 1909; D: 17011; Edmund
Mitchell, Los Angeles. 9214

a comedy in 1 act, by Ellis and Lawrence

Butler. 6 p. f" . Typewritten.

© Lawrence L. Butler, Chicago ; D : 2074,
July 2, 1902 ; 2c. July 2, 1902. 9215

farce in 3 acts, by D. E. Giffin. 79 p. 4".

Typewritten.

© le. Feb. 24, 1912; D: 28891; Don Eddy
Giffin, Duluth, Minn. 9216

1 act dramatic piece, by E. A. Waite. 15 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© le. Jan. 5, 1915 ; D : 39309 ; Edgar An.son
Waite. San Francisco. 9216a

play in 1 act, by W. E. Bonney. [2], 15 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 5, 1913; D: 35323; William E.
Bonney, Brooklyn. 9217

a sketch in 1 act, 2 scenes [by M. E. Don-

nell] 9 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Mabel Elizabeth Donnell, Westfield, N. J. ;
D: 8068, Feb. 27, 1906; 2c. Feb. 27, 1906. 9218

438

9219

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

9238

Crossing (The) of the ways; a comedy in 3 acts,
[by F. H. IngersoU] [102] p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Flora H. Incersoll, Grand Junction, Col. ;
D : 13S23, Sept. 18, 1908 ; 2c. Sept. 18, 1908.

9219

Crossing- (The) of the wires. See Monologues
and duologues.

Crossing the line. See Gettysburg. — Neptune.

Crossroads; play in 3 acts with prelude and in-
tcrhide. by O. Blum and E. Lieberman. 98 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 8, 1915 ; D : 39617 ; Gustav Blum,
New York, and Ellas Lieberman, Brooklyn.

9219a

Crossways; original play in 8 acts, by J. Jex.
141 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 19, 1912. D: 31180; Jolm Jex.
New Yorlv.

— play in 1 act, by J. J.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 24, 1914; D
Jlorrison, Cleveland.

Morrison.
38916 ;

9220
[1], 18 p.

James J.
9220a

Crowded (A) city. Typewritten.

© H. P. Soulier, Hoboken, N. J. 1900 A:
13065, May 24 ; 2c. May 24. 9221

Crowded (The) hotel; an original comedy in 3
scenes, 1 act, by D. Mason and D. Sully.

© Dan Mason and Dan Sully, United
States ; 1881 : 4380, Mar. 22. 9222

or, The tricky nig, a comedy sketcli in 1

scene, written and arr. by J. Griffin Hall.
New York, De Witt [1882] 1 p. 1., 12 p. 12°.
(De Witt's Etliiopian and comic drama, no.
144)

© H. T. B. De Witt, New York ; 1882 : 19923,
Nov. 24; 2c. Jan. 22, 1883. 9223

Crowded (A) house; by E. M. Barbour. 18 p.
4°. Tj-pewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 31, 191 0 ; D : 21917 ; E. M. Barbour,
Boston. 9224

Crown and commonwealth. See Cromwell.

Crow^n jewels; drama in 4 acts, by H. Wuttke.
Typewritten.

© Hermann Wuttke, New York; 1897:
20786, Apr. 1; 2c. Mar. 11. 9225

Crown (The) of Atlas; or. The days of the ser-
pent worshipers, by F. C. Dieudonne.

© Florence Carpenter Dieudonne, Washing-
ton ; 1899 : 66563, Oct. 13. 9226

Crown (The) of India; an imperial masque,
written by Henry Hamilton, composed by Ed-
ward Elgar. London, Enocli & sons [1912]
24 p. 8". [Words only]

© Mar. 11, 1912; 2c. Mar. 12, 1912; D:
29012 ; Enoch & sons. London. 9227

Crown (A) of iron spikes. See Kanawa.

Crown (The) of life; a drama in 4 acts, by A. L.
Klein.

© Anna Lenihan Klein, New York; 1883:
15572, Aug. 24. 9228

Crown (A) of thorns; or, Anne Boleyn, a play
in 4 acts, by A. E. Dickinson.

© Anna E. Dickinson, New Yorlv ; 1876 :
3630, Mar. 25 ; 2c. Apr. 18. 9229

See also Anne Boleyn.

Crown (A) or love? a dramatic composition by
B. B. McAvoy.

© Ballard Brownlee McAvoy, Trenton, N. .L ;
D : 14541, Dec. 16, 1908. 9230

Crown (The) prince; a historical comedy, by
F. Lightner.

© Francis Lightner, Detroit; 1897:46122,
Aug. 16. 9231

a play in 4 acts.

© George Porter, Bridgeport, Conn. ; D :
2901, Jan. 23, 1903. 9232

or, Twixt love and honor, a romantic

drama in prologue and 3 acts, by M. E. Lister.
Typewritten.

© Marie Evelvn Lister, San Francisco ;
1897 : 218S9, Apr. 6 ; 2c. June 16. 9233

Crowned before dawn; a drama in 3 acts for
female characters, by P. Andrew Elvock. New
York, A. S. Barnes & co. [1906] 20 p. 12'.

© A. S. Barnes & co.. New York ; D : 8971,
Aug. 17, 1906; 2c. Aug. 20, 1906. 9234

Crowned in chains; by M. Schmitz.

© Margaret Schmitz, Kansas City, Mo. ;
D : 15010, Feb. 5, 1909. 9235

Crowning of King Bee-Zone, of the Ceylon
Islands; in 1 act and 1 scene, by Charles
Gropp-Iteade. 5 p. f". Typewritten.

© Charles A. Reade, Chicago ; D : 5288, Julv
11, 1904 ; 2c. June 11, 1904. 9236

Crowning the May queen; a spectacular play
for children, by Elizabeth F. Guptill.

© March bros., Lebanon, O. ; D : 9266, Oct.
18, 1906. 9237

Crowning the queen of vegetables. See Mother
Earth and her vegetable daughters.

Crows (The); a comedy in 4 acts, by Henry
Becque, tr. by Benedict Papot. (In The
Drama, no. .5, Feb., 1912; periodical © Feb. 17,
1912; 2c. Feb. 19, 1912; B : 252165 ; Dramatic
pub. CO., Chicago) 9237a

Crowsnest, '65; drama of the Civil War in 1
act, by M. Arthur. [1], 10 p. f". Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Apr. 18, 1912; D: 29415; Malcolm
Arthur, New York. 9238

439

9239

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

9259

Cruche (La); ou, J'en ai plein le dos de mar-
got, coined ie en 2 actes, par G. Courteline &
P. Wolff. ( L'llhistration tlieatrale, 7^ aniige —
186, 19 aoflt, 1911)

© Aug. 19, 1911; 2c. Sept. 11, 1911; D:
25177; Georges Courteline & Pierre Wolff,
Paris. 9239

Crucial (The) moment; dramatic sketch, by E.
Luby. [4], 14 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 3, 1913; D: 34692; Edna Lubj',
New York. 9240

Crucial (The) test; play in 4 acts, by A. S. Run-
yon [S], 81 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 23, 1912 ; D : 31449 ; A. S. Run-
yon, New York. 9241

Crucial (A) trial; or. Who murdered Jason
CoolidgeP by M. Allen.

© Murk Allen, Woburn, Mass. ; 1882 : 204S7,
Dec. 4. 9242

Crucible (The); a 1 act play, by G. P. Biagiotti.
cover-title, 4 p. 8°. Printed. [Monologue]

© George P. Biagiotti, Somerville, Mass.;
D : 6295, Mar. 8, 1905 ; 2c. Mar. 18, 1905. 9243

symbolic tragedy in 3 acts and an epilogue,

by D. Storer. [86] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 12, 1914; D : 37015 ; Deaver
Storer, Oakland, Gal. 9243a

Crucification (The); or, Passion of Jesus
Christ, a dramatic representation, illustrated,
to be presented by persons of both sexes.

© Xavier Pene, Paris ; 1895 : 58311, Nov. 19.

9244

Crucifix; mystic drama, a legend of The phan-
tom ship, by H. Buckingham.

© Hal Buckingham, Omaha, Neb. ; D : 8505,
May 9, 1906. 9245

Crucifixion; by F. G. O. Schnoor.

© Frederic Gustav Otto Schnoor, Sioux
City, la. ; D : 2690, Dec. 8, 1902. 9246

Crucifixion (The) of Phillip Strong; or, In His
steps, a drama in 4 acts, by Francis Neilson.
Typewritten.

© Hood, Douglas & Howard, New I'ork ;
1899 : 76020, Nov. 21 ; 2c. Nov. 21. 9247

Crucifixus; a romance of the Passion, a dra-
matic composition in 4 acts, by Francis H.
Robinson. 107 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© F. H. Robinson, Walnut Creek, Cal. ; D :
9213, Oct. 10, 1906 ; 2c. Nov. 7, 1906. 9248

Cruel (A) conflict; an original comedy drama in
4 acts, by F. Keller.

© Frederick Keller, Brooklyn ; 1889 : 1865,
Jan. 14. 9249

Cruel fates. See Virginia,

Cruel London; a drama in 5 acts, by Frank
Harvey.

© Kate Stevenson, United States ; 1888 :
13395, May 7. 9250

Cruel New York; melodrama in 4 acts, by L.
Merton.

© Lawrence Merton, Brooklyn ; 1897 :
43125, July 30. 9251

Cruel to be kind; a drama in 5 acts from the
German, by H. Vezin.

© Hermann Vezin, Philadelphia ; 1872 : 233,
Jan. 10; 2c. Jan. 17. 9252

Cruel (The) uncle and old Father Time. See
Children (The) of the wood.

Cruel (A) wrong; a melodrama in 5 acts, by
M, J. Katz.

© Mark J. Katz, Jersey City; 1890:8911,
Mar. 18. 9253

Cruelty to animals; a comedy in 1 act, by M.
Keeue. 18 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Mattie Keene, New York ; D : 13759, Sept.
11, 1908; 2c. Sept. 11, 1908. 9254

Cruets; a new and original musical burlesque
extravaganza in 1 act, by G. W. Murray.

© Geo. W. Murray, United States; 1878:
1617, Feb. 6. 9255

Cruise (The) of the Margarita; comedy drama
in 2 acts, by R. Navarro, jr.

© Rafael Navarro, jr., Brooklyn ; 1896 :
51733, Sept. 15. 9256

Cruise of the Polar star; a juvenile fairy spec-
tacle in 3 acts, words and music by F. B.
Rhodes, piano arr. by George Ed. Smith.
[Libretto only]

© Frank B. Rhodes, Frederick, Md. ; 1898 :
40765, Aug. 6 ; 2c. Aug. 17. 9257

Cruiser (The) and the submarine; an opera in
2 acts, by A. N. C. Fowler. 45 p. f°. Type-
written.

© A. N. C. Fowler, Glens Falls, N. Y. ; D :
4226, Nov. 10, 1903 ; 2c. Nov. 10, 1903. 9258

Crunibleton; soziales drama in 4 aufziigen, von
W. L. Rosenberg.

© W. L. Rosenberg, Cleveland; 1898:
14762, Mar. 2. 9259

Crumbs; play in 1 act, by Ruth Comfort
Mitchell [i. e. R. C. M. Young] 11 p. 4".
Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 28, 1914 ; D : 38941 ; Ruth Com-
fort Mitchell Young, New York. 9259a

— quaint comedy of charm and satire in 4
acts, by L. D. Freeman. 95 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. July 19, 1915 ; D : 41256 ; Lea David
Freeman, New Orleans. 9259b

440

9260

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

9283

Crusade (The); by D. R. Olmsted.

© David R. Olmsted, Prophetstown, 111. ;
1879 : 17G05, Dec. 26. * 9260

Crusade (The) of temperance. See Kum.

Crusader (The) ; a comic opera in 2 acts, libretto
by A. M. Steele and A. E. Hunt.

© Asa M. Steele and Albert E. Hunt, Phila-

9261

Crushed (A) geranium; a play in 4 acts, by
\V. A. Soneborn. Typewritten.

© Walter E. Soneborn, New York; 1898:
65106, Nov. 7; 2c. Nov. 7. 9271

Crushed (A) mother-in-law; an original far-
cical comedy, by F. File. 12 p. 4°. Printed.

© Franklin File, New York ; 1878 : 9104,
Aug. 7 ; 2c. Aug. 30. 9272

delphia ; 1893 : 47409, Oct. 23

a tragedy of the middle ages in 5 acts and Crushed (A) tragedian; an eccentric comedy, by
4.„ui„;,., i.„ T^ n ■tio,.,iif/^Ti -Rr-ct^n H iienij .j. ±5jion ana t^. A. feotnern.

© E. A. Sothern, United States; 1877:

a tableau, by F. C. Hamilton. Boston, S.
Usher, 1901. 54 p., front. 12".

© Frank C. Hamilton, New York ; D : 779,
Aug. 20, 1901 ; 2c. Oct. 28, 1901. 9262

Crusader (The) and the Saracen; an histori-
cally incorrect opera comique, libretto by
I. Carusi.

5516, May 7. 9373

Crushed verity; 1 act comedy, by A. Mixon.
29 p. t°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 17, 1911 ; D : 23383 ; Ada Mixon,
Washington. 9274

© Inez Carusi, San Francisco ; D : 6417, Crusoe's isle; a dramatic composition, by J. L.
Mar. 8, 1905. 9263 Lasky.

Crusaders (The); a drama in 4 acts, by R. V.
Spencer. [GG] p. f". Typewritten.

© Richard V. Spencer, Los Angeles; D:
14626, Dec. 24, 1908; 2c. Dec. 24, 1908. 9264

'musical drama in 5 acts, by T. Saenger

fpseud. of Tlieophil Stanger] Cincinnati, S.
Rosenthall & co., printers, 1906. 45 p. 12".
[Libretto only]

© T. Stanger, Cincinnati ; D : 9556, Nov.
30, 1906 ; 2c. Dec. 8, 1906. 9265

an original comedy of modern London life.

by Henry Arthur Jones, with a preface by
William Archer. New York and London, Mac-
millan and co., 1893. sv, 115 p. 12°.

© Macmillan & co.. New York ; 1892 : 39301,
Sept. 29; 2c. Jan. 7, 1893. 9266

a play, by M. Krauskopf.

© Moritz Krauskopf, New York; 1874:
10021, July 30 ; 2c. Feb. 24, 1881. 9267

a romantic spectacular drama, by L.

Malloy.

© Louise Malloy, Baltimore; 1897 ; 40045,
July 9. 9268

See also Coeur de Lion.

Crusaders (The) and the Jews. See Judith
the Second.

Crusades (The); or, Jerusalem delivered, a
scenic, dramatic and historical pantomime,
composed and arr. by J. Rettig.

© John Rettig, Cincinnati ; D : 2595, Nov.
11, 1902. 9269

Crushed (The) actor; or. You can't kill him, a
screamingly funny interlude, by Frank Du-

© Jesse Louis Lasky, New York ; D : 10753,
June 12, 1907. 9275

Crust (A) of bread; by K. Ernst.

© Kate Ernst, Toledo, O. ; D : 3363, Apr. 30,
1903. 9276

a character comedy in 3 acts, by I. Kiralfy.

© Imre Kiralfy ; New York ; 1878 : 2364,
Feb. 25. 9277

dramolet, by K. Ernst. 8 p. f". Type-
written.

© Kate Ernst, Toledo, O. ; D : 8321, Apr. 11,
190G ; 2c. Apr. 11, 1906. 9278

Crust (The) of society; a comedy in 4 acts;
tr. from the French of Alexander Dumas [fils]
by L. I. Guiney, adapted for the American stage
by William Seymour.

© John Stetson, Boston ; 1892 : 39213, Sept.
2S. 9279

Crutch and toothpick; an eccentric comedy, ed.
by E. A. Sothern.

© E. A. Sothern, United States ; 1879 : 6902.
May 23. 928O

Crutches for sale. Mimeogi-aphed.

© William Smith, Kirksville, Mo.; 1897:
52487, Sept. 20; 2c. Aug. 13. 9281

Cruz (La) del canchal; zarzuela dram^tica en 1
acto, dividido en 3 cuadros, en prosa, original
de G. Farfan y G. Peraita, mfisica de los
maestros Vela y Candela Ardid. Madrid
[Sociedad de autores espauoles] 1908. 30, [2]
p. 12°. [Libretto only]

© Gerardo Farfiin & Gabino Peraita,
Madrid; D : 14710, Jan. 2, 1909; 2c. Jan. 2,
1909. 9282

mont. Ne#v York, London [etc.] M. Witmark

& sons, 190.5. 10 p. 12°. (On cover: The Cry (The); 4 act play, by S. Shatford. [3], 23 p.

Witmark stage publications) 4°. Typewritten.

© M. Witmark & sons. New York ; D : 6112, © Ic. Nov. 15, 1912 ; D : 31498 ; Sarah Shat-

Jan. 12, 1905 ; 2c. Jan. 20, 1905. 9270 ford, Memphis, Tenn. 9283

441

9284

DEAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

9299

Cry (The) baby; a comedy drama, by Notlrac
Yii;: rimasrain of Carleton Guy] 23 p. f".
Typewritten.

© G. C. Guv, Worthinscton. Ind. ; D : 13979,
Oct. 3, 1908 ; 2c. Oct. 3, 1908. 9284

Cry (The) in the storm; play in 1 act, by M. C.
Gould. 10 p. f. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 25, 1914; D: 37938; Maude Cole
Gould, San Francisco. 9284a

Cry (The) of Ishmael. See Mobswoman (The)

Cry (The) of many voices; play in 3 acts, by
A, C. Cheney. [1], 70 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 1, 1913 ; D : 33675 ; Anne Cleve-
land Cheney, Brookline, JIass. 9285

Cry (The) of the children; play in 1 act, by N.
Shipman. 12 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 4. 1914 ; D : 35922 ; Nell Shipman,
New York. 9285 a

Cry (The) of the heart; a drama in 1 act and 2
scenes, by E. De Kay. 17 p 4° Typewrit-
ten.

© Edwalyn De Kay, New York ; D : 16157,
June 24, 1909 ; 2c. June 24, 1909. 9288

playlet in 1 act, by P. Cremonesi. 15 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 15, 1912; D : 28711 ; Paolo Cre-
monesi, Paterson. 9287

Cry (The) of the human; play in 3 acts, by
F. E. Warner. 70 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 10, 1911 ; D : 25776 ; Frederick E.
Warner, South Pasadena. Cal. 9288

Same. [346] p. 24°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 22, 1912 ; D : 29450 ; Frederick E.
Warner, Los Angeles. 9289

Crying for shelter; play in 1 act, by C. Yorska.
[1], 17 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic Oct 25, 1915; D : 42078 ; Charlotte
Yorska, New York. 9289a

Crystal (The) ball; a fairy land entertainment
in 3 acts, by E. Lawrence Jenkins.

© Flints pub. co., New York ; A : 3294, Apr.
9, 1903. [For copies reed, see D 6596.] 9290

Same. New York, Hints publishing & sup-
ply CO., 1905. 32 p. 16°.

© Hints pub. & supply co.. New York; D:
6596, Apr. 28, 1905; 2c. May 11, 1905. 9291

Crystal (The) gazer; comedy in 2 acts, by J. C.
Savery. Camln-idge, Ma.ss., Hasty pudding
club, 1911. 63 p. 8°.

© Mar. 28, 1911; 2c. Mar. 31, 1911; D:
23881 ; James C. Savery, Cable, Mont. 9292

Crystal (The) gazer — Continued.

-^ fortune telling farce for two females, by

Leopold IMontague, text and stage business
ed. and rev. by Pauline Phelps and Marion
Short. New York, E. S. Werner & co. [1906]
11 p. 12°.

© Edgar S. Werner, New York; D : 9438,
Nov. 15, 1906: 2c. Nov. 22. 1906. 9293

•play in 1 act, by G. C. Turner. 6 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. July 8, 1914 ; D : 37502 ; George Chit-
tenden Turner. Brooklyn. 9293a

Crystal (The) gazers; a musical supposition in
2 acts and 4 scenes, book and lyrics by F. H.
Babcock, music by Chas. A. Lawrence. [11] p.
f°. Printed. [Words only]

© Fred H. Babcock, Chicago; D : 12327,
Feb. 7. 1908; 2c. Feb. 7, 1908. 9294

Crystal gazing; by Frederick Bowyer. 16 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Moss' empires, ltd., London ; D : 10179,
Slar. 21. 1907 ; 2c. Mar. 21, 1907. 9295

Crystal (The) reader; drama in 4 acts, by E. A.
Houston. 88 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Edith A. Houston, New York ; D : 10642,
May 25, 1907 ; 2c. May 25, 1907. 9296

Crystal (The) slipper; or. Prince Prettiwitz
and little Cinderella, spectacular burlesque
in 3 acts and a prologue, by A. Thompson and
Harry B. Smith, music by Fred J. Eustis. 31
p. 12°. Printed. [Libretto only]

© Alfred Thompson, New York ; 18SS : 9488,
Mar. 31 ; 2c. July 7. 9297

Sec also Cinderella.

Csesze (Egy) tea; komedia harom felvonasban,

irta Garvay Andor. 110 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 13, 1915; D; 40348; Armin

Szatmfiry, Cambridge, Mass. 9297a

Cuando bajan los lobes . . .; comedia drama tica
en 1 acto y 2 cuadros, original de A. L. Buen-
retiro. IVIadrid [Sociedad de autores espa-
noles] 1909. 30 p. 8°.

© Antonio L. Buenretiro, INIadrid ; D : 16135
June 23, 1909 ; 2c. June 23, 1909. 9298

Cuando ellas quieren; comedia lirica en 1 acto y
en prosa, original de M. Linares Ilivas, mfisica
del maestro Calleja. Madrid [Sociedad de
autores espailoles] 1908. 34 p. 8°. [Libretto
only]

© JIanuel Linares Rivas, ]\Ladri?I ; D: 14086,
Jan. 2, 1909 ; 2c. Jan. 4, 1909. 9299

Cuarenta (El) H. P. See, at end of alphal)et,
titles beginning with figures : 40 (El) H. P.

442

9300

COPYRIGHTED IN" THE UNITED STATES

9323

Cuarenta (Las) horas; pasillo comico en 1 acto
y en prosa, original de A. Estremera. Madrid
[Sociedad de autores espafioles] 1912. 32 p.
12".

© Dec. 5, 1912 ; 2c. Dec. 6, 1912 ; D : 31567 ;
Antonio Estremera. Madrid. 9300

Cuarenta y nueve provincias. See Isidrin.

Cuarteto (El) Pons; zarzuela comica en 1 acto,
dividido en 5 cuadros, en prosa, original de
Carlos Arniches y Enrique Garcia Alvarez,
musica del maestro Vicente Lleo. Madrid
[Sociedad de autores espaiioles] 1912. 43 p.
12". [Libretto only]

© Dec. 5, 1912 ; 2c. Dec. 6, 1912 ; D : 315S6 ;
C. Arniches y E. Garcia Alvarez, Madrid.

9301

Cuatro (Los) gates. 8ee Sultana (La)

Cub (The); comedy in 4 acts, by T. Buchanan.
[3], 126 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 15, 1910; D : 22053 ; Thompson
Buchanan, New York. 9302

Cuba; 4 act drafiia, by Chazal Chapeau [pseud,
of E. C. Chapeau]

© Ellen Chazal Chapeau, Savannah; 1S97 :
299S0, May 17. 9303

a military drama of the present revolution

Cuba free; romantic drama in 4 acts, by J. A.

MacKnight.

© .Tames Arthur MacKnight, New York ;
1896 : 15619. Mar. 10. 9311

Cuba libre! melodramat w 5-ciu odslonach.
Stefan Barszczewski.

© S. R. Barszczewski, Chicago ; 1899 : 46823,
July 19; 2c. July 31. 9312

— a play, by G, W. Russell.

© Charles W. Russell, United States; 1897:
22691, Apr. 10. 9313

— a 3 act military drama, by P. B. Mattia.

© Petrino B. Mattia, Newark, N. J. ; 1897 :
10945. Feb. 12. 9314

— a war play in 3 acts, by G. A. Kastelic.

© G. A. Kastelic, Chicago; 1895:59124.
Nov. 23. 9315

or, O'Kelley's mission, an original drama

in 4 acts, by G. Reno.

© George Reno, New York; 1896:2.5917,
Apr. 28. 9304

— a pyrotechnical, spectacular and panto-
mimic drama, by Henry John Pain.

© Pain's fireworks co., New York ; 1896 :
31342, May 23. 9305

in 3 acts, by H. Seymour.

© Harry Seymour, New York; 1873:5130,
May 8. 9316

Cuba libra, the Maine avenged; spectacular
military and nautical drama in 4 acts, writ-
ten, composed and adapted to the stage by H.
Laurent.

© Henri Laurent, New York; 1898:27995,
May 4. 9317

Cuban (The) gaiety girls; spectacular company
3 act comedy.

© Frank IMinehan, Louis A. Hasenfus, Wil-
liam Barry, United States ; 1897 : 51375, Sept.
14. 9318

a romantic dramatic drama in 4 acts, by Cuban (The) heiress. See Lorna.

James W. Harkins, jr.

© Wm. A. Brady, New York; 1896:8570,
Feb. 5. 9306

— or. Right against might, a drama in 4
acts, bv J. M. Findull.

© J. M. Findull, New York; 1872:13649,
Dec. 28. 9307

or. The martyrs of '73, a Cuban sensation

drama in 1 act, by F. T. Shaw.

© Fred T. Shaw, Philadelphia ; 1873 : 13664,
Nov. 24. 9308

or. Under the American flag, a drama in 6

acts and 7 tableaux, by A. C. Gunter. 117 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Archibald C. Gunter, San Francisco ;
1872 : 11017, Oct. 16 ; 2c. Apr. 7, 1879. 9309

Cuba, before, during and after the war; a new
and original drama, panorama and diorama,
by J. M. Hart.

© Joseph M. Hart, New York ; 1898 : 29275,
May 11. 9310

Cuban heroes; a patriotic drama in 4 acts [by]
F. H. De Candales. Typewritten.

© Frederick Henry De Candales, Chicaco ;
1896: 68959, Dec. 19; 2c. Dec. 29. 9319

Cuban independence. See Joint (A) con-
spiracy.

Cuban (The) patriot; a melodrama in 4 acts, by
J. F. Millikcn.

© James Foster Milliken, New York ; 1897 :
4924, Jan. 14. 9320

Cuban (The) patriots; a drama of the struggle
for independence, actually going on in the Gem
of the Antilles, in 3 acts, written in English
by a native Cuban. Philadelphia, 1873. 46 p.
1 1. 16°.

© Adolfo Pierra, Philadelphia ; 1873 : 14160,
Dec. 10 ; 2c. Dec. 29. 9321

Cuban photographer; 1 act comedy, by P. R.
Polizzi. [9] p. 4°. Tj-pewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 4, 1911 ; D : 2-5723 ; Pasquale R.
Polizzi, Endicott, N. Y. 9322

443

9323

DKAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

9340

Cuban (A) rebel; a drama in 4 acts, by R. G.
Tal)er.

© R. G. Taber, Greatkills, N, Y. ; 1895:

39190, July 30. 9323

Cuban (The) spy; comedy drama in 4 acts, by
F. Dumout.

© Frank Dumont, Philadelphia; 1897:
54605, Sept. 29.

9324

Same. Philadelphia, The Penn publishing

company, 1898. 58 p. 12°.

© Penn pnb. cc, Philadelphia ; 1898 : 46940,
Aug. 8; 2c. Aug. 8. 9325

Cubana (La); a military drama, by R. Wiziarde.
Typewritten.

© Robert AViziarde, Kansas City, I\Io. ;
1898 : 34912, June 7 ; 2c. June 7. 9326

Cuban's (The) bride. See Pablo.

Cuba's struggle for liberty,
freedom.

See Friends of

Cucana; zarzuela en 1 acto y 3 cuadros, en
prosa, de V. Moro y F. G. Rlvero, mfisica de
los maestros Gallfistegui y Arredondo.
JIadrid [Sociedad de autores espafioles] 1909.
57 p. 12°. [Libretto only]

© Sept. 23, 1909; 2c. Sept. 24, 1909; D:
16883; Vicente Rloro & Federico G. Rivero.
Madrid. 9327

Cuckoo (The); a farce in 3 acts, by H. G. Carle-
ton.

© Henrv Guv Carleton, Baltimore; 1898j
53282, Sept. 12 ; 2c. Sept. 2a

a musical sketch, by J. A. INIurphy.

9328

4 p. f.
Typewritten.

© J. A. Murphy, Memphis, Tenn. ; 1889:
29239, Sept. 27; 2c. Sept. 27. 9329

Cuckoo's (The) nest; light comedy in 3 acts, by
F. Fendall and E. Norwood. [114] p. f.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 12, 1912 ; D : 28663 ; Percy Fen-
dall and Eille Norwood, London. 9330

Cuddlewight (The) scandal; a comedy in 1 act,
2 scenes, by S. Cook. 12 p. 16°. Printed.

© Sidney Cook, Presque Isle, Me.; D:3218,
Mar. 30, 1903; ic. Apr. 17, 1903. 9331

Cuddy; or, The Tappan Zee well, a play in 3
acts, by J. F. Warner.

© John F. Warner, New York ; 1876 : 10.551,
Sept. 18. 9332

Cuddy and Clark. Sec Traveling (The) sales-
man & samples.

Cuento (El) del dragon; eomedia llrica en 1
acto y 2 cuadros, libro de Juan B. Pont y
Lui.s Linares Becerra, musica del maestro
Ger6nimo Gimenez. Madrid [Sociedad de au-
tores espaHoIes] 1912. 38 p. 12°. [Libretto
only]

© Dec. 5, 1912 ; 2c. Dec. 6, 1912 ; D : 31580 ;
J. B. Pont y L. Linares Becerra, Madritl.

9333

Cuento sinfonico; monologo en verso, original
de A. Estremera, adaptaciones musicales de
Ernesto Ruiz de Arana. Madrid [Sociedad de
autores espanoles] 1915, 14 p. 12°. [Libretto
only]

© June 24, 1915; Ic. June 25, 1915; D:
41089; Antonio Estremera. Madrid. 9333a

Cueva (La); sainote en 1 acto, original de J. M.
Acevedo. Madrid [Sociedad de autores espa-
fioles] 1914. 35 p. 12°.

© Sept. 17, 1914; Ic. Sept. 21, 1914; D:
38235; Jos6 M. Acevedo, Madrid. 9333b

Cuff; a sensational drama in 4 acts, by J. M.
Findull.

© .7. M. Findull, New York; 1872:2495,
aiar. 13. 9334

Cuff Jenkins, the black boy; drama in 3 acts,
by A. Carr.

© Albert Carr, New York ; 1874 : 13304.
Oct. 27. 9335

CuflPeys' cove; a melodrama, by B. Morgenthau.
56 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Bernard Morgenthau. Wilkinsburg, Pa.;
D : 6646, May 8, 1905 ; 2c. June 13, 1905. 9336

Cuff's luck; Ethiopian sketch in 1 scene, by
F. L. Cutler. Clyde, O., A. D. Ames, 1883. 1
p. 1., [11]-14 p. 12°. ([Ames' series of stand-
ard and minor drama, no. 145] )

© A. D. Ames, Clyde, O. ; 1883:14271.
Aug. 1; 2c. Aug. 1. 9337

Cullena's guardian; a romantic domestic drama
in 4 acts, by O. Doon.

© Olla Doon, United States; 1872:8265,
Aug. .5. 9338

Culls; play in 3 acts, by L. C. Gray. 79 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 27, 1915 ; D : 39521 ; Lillian Com-
stock Gray, Chicago. 9338a

Culpables (Los); trilogfa con un epflogo, orig-
inal y en prosa de A. Fernandez-Arias.
Madrid [Sociedad de autores espafioles] 1912.
63 p. 12°.

© Mar. 6, 1913 ; 2c. Mar. 7, 1913 ; D : 32.582 :
Adelardo Fernandez-Arias, Madrid. 9339

Culprit (The); a drama in 4 acts, by E. Slocum.
108 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Edwin Slocum, Philadelphia; D: 160.34.
June 9. 1909; 2c. June 9, 1909. 9340

444

9341

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

9358

Culprit (The)— Continued.

play in 1 act, by P. L. Weil. 23 p. 4".

Typewritten.
© Ic. Oct. 2S, 1912; D : 31261 ; Percival L.

Weil. New York. 9341

Same. {In Smart set, v. 38, no. 6, Feb.,

1913)

© Jan. 15. 1913 ; Ic. Feb. 8, 1913 ; D : 32233 ;
Percival L. Weil, New York. 9342

Culprit (The) fay; a comedy, by C. E. Calla-
han.

© Charles E. Callahan, Cincinnati; 1885:
5127, Mar. 2. 9343

See also Butterfly (The) ball.

Cultivateur (I>e) de Chicago; ou. How I be-
came the editor of an agricultural paper,
tire d'une nouvelle de aiark Twain [pseud, de
S. L. Clemens] par G. Timmory [pseud, de
Rene Wahl] p. G89-708, illus. 8". Proof.

© Gabriel Timmory, Paris; D : 9792. Jan.
15, 1907; 2c. Jan. 15, 1907. 9344

Cumberland, '61; by F. Fyles.

© Franklin Fyles. New York ; 1897 : 57460,
Oct. 11 ; 2c. Nov. 4. 9345

Cumberland U; by H. J. Helck.

© Henrv J. Helck. New York; D : 13007.
May 20, 1908. 9346

Cumulative justice; drama in 4 acts, by M.
0^ven. [70] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 8, 1913 ; D : 35282 ; Martha Owen,
New York. 9347

Cunning (The) old woman of Bagdad; Arabian
comedy in 4 acts, by S. V. Dudley. [3], 26 p.
4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 30, 1915 ; D : 42127 ; Sidney Ver-
non Dudley, Seattle. 9347a

Cunningham of Amity IT; play, by F. R.
Kroefier. [33] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 27, 1911; D: 25878; Frank R.
Kroeger, Sheboygan Falls, Wis. 9348

Cuore di belva; dramma in 5 atti, di P. Nicelli.
53 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 22, 1914 ; D : 39178 ; Pompeo Ni-
celli, New York. 9348a

Cuore revelatore. See Tell-tale (The) heart.

Cup (The) See Coupe (La)

Cup (The) and the lip; in 3 acts, by Paul Har-
ness [pseud, of F. P. Holden]

© Florence P. Holden, Milwaukee, Wis.;
D : 12221, Jan. 22, 1908. 9349

Cup (The) of age; a drama in 1 act, by C. T.
Shaffer. 17 p. 1&°. Typewritten.

© Cleve Thomas Shaifer, San Francisco;
D : 11888, Dec. 9, 1907 ; 2c. Dec. 9, 1907. 9350

Cup (A) of coffee; a comedy in 1 act for young
ladies, by Dorothy Reynartz. New York, Rox-
bury piiblishing company, 1899. 22 p. 16°.
([Wizard series of plays])

© Roxbury pub. co.. New York ; 1899 : 12661,
Feb. 15; 2c. Feb. 15. 9351

a dramatization of the first chapter of The

Peterkin.

© Sarah Jordan Monro, Boston ; D : 3049,
Feb. 3, 1903. 9352

a romance of the Rei.gn or Terror in pro-
logue and 4 acts, by T. Grahame and G. Clair.
© Theodore Grahame ahd George Clair,
Boston; 1871:9509, Oct. 11. 9353

See also Touch (A) of human nature.

Cup (The) of resignation. See Hara-kiri.

Cup (The) of sleeiD; a dramatic play in 4 acts,
by E. Peple. 126 p. 4°. Typewritten.

'© Ic. July 7, 1909; D: 16213; Edward
Peple, New York. 9354

Cup (A) of tea; comedy in 3 acts, by Andor Gar-
vay, only authorized translation from the
original Hungarian by Antal Nandory, as-
sisted by Justine Ferris. 129 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. July 15, 1914 ; D : 87577 ; Armin Szat-
mary, Boston. 9354a

Cup (A) of trembling; a play in 3 acts, by C. M.
Beaumont.

© Caroline M. Beaumont, St. Paul ; D : 2287,
Aug. 22, 1902. 9355

Cup (The) of youth. See Complete (The)
poems of S. Weir Mitchell.

Cup (The) that cheers; comedy with music, by
K. T. Woolsey and E. E. Greville. [90] p.
4°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. May 9, 1912 ; D : 29620 ; Kate Trimble
Woolsey, Covington, Ky., and Eden Erskine
Greville, New York. 9356

Cupid; or. Is love a disease? a comedy in 5
acts in period of King Charles the Second of
England, by E. Rule. 87 p. f. Typewritten.

© Edward Rule, New York ; D : 3915, Sept.
9, 1903 ; 2c. Sept. 9, 1903. 9357

Cupid and a wager; vaudeville sketch in 1 act,
by T. P. Morgan. 7 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Tom P. Morgan, Rogers. Ark. ; D : 79.36,
Feb. 2, 1906; 2c. Feb. 2, 1906. 9358

Cupid and cannon; play in 1 act, by H. D. Cot-
trell. 18 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 17, 1915 ; D : 40812 ; Edith New-
lin, San Francisco. 9358a

445

0359

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

9378

Cupid & CO.; a comedy with music, in 2 acts,
book by Howard Noble, lyrics by D[avi(l] K.
Stevens, music by Dan J. Sullivan. 82 p.
4°. Typewritten. [Words only]

© H. Noble and D. K. Stevens, Boston; D:
9557, Nov. 30, 190G ; 2c. Nov. 30, 1906. 9359

farce in 3 acts, by J. A. Waldron. 96 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 11, 1910; D: 21015; James A.
Waldron, New York. 9360

— See also Lucky (A) dog.

Cupid and company; musical comedy in 2 acts,
by F. Fantus. [115] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 7, 1910 ; D : 22505 ; Felix Fantus,
Chicago. 9361

• play in 3 acts, by F. P. Swain. [2], 156 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 10, 1914; D : 38762 ; F. Potter
Swain, Boston. 9361a

Cupid and crime, drama in 4 acts, by P. Mac-
swiney.

© Paul Macswiney, Rochester, N. Y. ; 18S9 :
7026, Mar. 5. 9362

Cupid and cupidity; by G. G. Haines.

© Genevieve Greville Haines, New York;
1896 : 41131, July 15 ; 2c. July 15. 9363

a comedy in 3 acts, by Sylvan Drey. Lon-
don and New York, T. H. French [1894] 25 p.
12°. (On cover: French's standard drama, the
acting ed., no. 421)

© T. H. French, New York; 1895:6613,
Jan. 28; 2c. Sept. 15, 1894. 9364

an original comedy in 3 acts, by S. Drey.

© Sylvan Drey, Baltimore; 1893:16833,
Apr. 5. 9365

Cupid and diamonds; an original comedy-drama,
arr. from her novel. An I. D. B. in South
Africa, by L. V. Sheldon.

© Louise Vescelius Sheldon, Newark, N. J. ;
1890 : 1224, Jan. 7. 9366

Cupid and Higgins; comedy in 3 acts, by S. D.
Gookins, [25], 101 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 23, 1913 ; D : 33049 ; Shirlaw D :
Gookins, Chicago. 9367

Cupid and Mr. Jordan; play in 3 acts, by O.
Davis. 135 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 3, 1915 ; D : 40828 ; Owen Davis,
New York. 9367a

Cupid and Psyche; a burlesque extravaganza,
in 2 acts, by F. H. Norton.

© Frank H. Norton, New York ; 1873 : 3584,
Apr. 9. 9368

Cupid and Psyche — Continued.

a musical extravaganza in 3 acts, by T. B.

Sheldon, music by Frances Greene. Brooklyn,
N. Y., Collins & Day, 1894. 43 p. 12°. [Li-

bretto only]

© Theodore Banta Sheldon,
1894 : 54742, Nov. 23 ; 2c. Nov. 24.

Brooklyn ;
9369

a

mythological play in 5 acts, with grand
tableau, arr. for the stage from the celebrated
fable of Apuleius, by S. Howell. New Orleans,
Printed at the office of the Picayune, 1873. 24
p. 12°.

© S. Howell, New Orleans ; 1873 : 7409, Jime
27; 2c. Aug. 5. 9370

or. The judgment of Paris, a mythological,

musical fairy play in 3 acts, written and com-
posed by M. Righton. 34 p. f°. Typewritten.
[Libretto only]

© Mary Righton, Philadelphia ; D : .5255,
May 9, 1904; 2c. July 6, 1904. 9371

Cupid and spurs; an original play in 1 act, by
K. M. Widmer and A. C. Rowsey-Ryan.
24 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Kate TNIayhew Widmer and Anthony C.
Rowsev-Rvan, New York ; D : 312, Apr. 5,
1901 ; 2c. Apr. 22, 1901. 9372

Cupid and the crook; comedy drama in 3 acts
with music, adapted by A. Flatico. 26 p. 4°.
Typewritten. [Words only]

© Ic. Apr. 20, 1915 ; D : 40407 ; Al Flatico,
Cleveland. 9372a

Cupid and the dollar; a comedy in 3 acts, by
Cliarles Jeffrey. [129] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Eva S. Murphy, Clarksville, Tenn. ; D :
13651, Aug. 26, 1908 ; 2c. Aug. 26, 1908. 9373

Cupid and the editor; a play in 1 act, by L.
McClung. 11 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Littrell McClung, Baltimore; D:ll."i36,
Oct. 15, 1907 ; 2c. Oct. 15, 1907. 9374

Cupid and the lady; [by A. Burklmrdt and
Aaron S. Hoffman] 99 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Addison Burkhardt, Chicago ; D : 6491,
Mar. 31, 1905; 2c. Mar. 31, 190.5. 9375

by A. Burkhart [and
[28] p. 4°. Typewrit-

additional lyrics,

Aaron S. Hoffman]
ten.

© Addison Burkhart, Chicago; 0:6584,
Apr. 27, 1905; 2c. Apr. 27, 1905. 9376

Cupid and the mouse; comedy in 1 act, by L. X.
Floyd. 14 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 28, 1911; D: 24599; Lucrotia
Xavier Floyd, Cambridge, Mass. 9377

Cupid and the politicians; play in 4 acts, by

G. C. Griffith. [2], 132 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 16, 1911; D: 28010; Geo. C.

Griffith, Cleveland. 9378

446

9379

COPYRIGHTED l]Si THE UNITED STATES

9403

Cupid and the stork; playlet, by R. C. Barrie.
3 p. f". Typewrilten.

© Ic. Mar. 1, 1910; D:2046G; Robert C.
Barrie, Philadelphia. 9379

Cupid and the St3rx; comedy in 3 acts, by J.
Sackville Martin. London, S. French, ltd.;
New York, S. French, 1912. 67 p. 12°.

© Jan. 31, 1912; 2c. Feb. 1, 1912; D:
28505; Samuel French, ltd., London. 9380

Cupid and the telephone; by H. R. Durant. 14
p. 4". Typewritten.

© H. R. Durant, Waterbury, Conn.; D:
15169, Feb. 25, 1909; 2c. Feb. 25, 1909. 9381

Cupid and Venus on a spree; musical comedy
in 3 acts, by R. Stretti.

© Rene Stretti, United States ; 1S99 : 60817,
Sept. 22. 9382

Cupid at forty; a dramatic composition in 1

act, by F. G. Tuttle. 15 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 13, 1912; D: 30051; Florence

Guertin Tuttle, Brooklyn. 9383

Cupid at home; a satirical farce in 1 act, by
Edgar Allan Woolf and I. Von Trautman.
16 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ida Von Trautman, New York ; D : 8303,
Mar. 27. 1906; 2c. Mar. 27, 1906. 9384

Cupid at Vassar; or, Vassar, comedy with
music, in 4 acts, by Owen Davis. 128 p. 4".
Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Jules Murry, New York ; D : 10378, Apr.
13, 1907; 2c. Apr. 13, 1907. 9385

Cupid below stairs; a
Busch.

© William Busch,
Nov. 7, 1907.

Cupid (The) club; by A.
Typewritten.

© Albert A. Abelson, Chicago; D : 15198,
Feb. ^6, 1909; 2c. Feb. 27, 1909. 9387

Cupid in a convent; romantic comic opera in 3
acts, book and lyrics by E. I\Iartin-Seymour,
music by Mario di Capri. 77 p. 4". Type-
written. [Libretto only]

© EdAvard Martin Seymour, London ; D :
3727, July 16, 1903 ; 2c. July 15, 1903. - 9388

Cupid in Bohemia; a vaudeville sketch, by P.
Hamlin.

© Philip Hamlin, Denver ; D : 14590, Dec.
22, 1908. 9389

Cupid in camp; a comic opera in 3 acts, music

by O. R. Farrar, libretto by G. S. McGuigan.

© Orion R. Farrar and Geo. S. McGuigan,

Youugstown, O. ; D : 2494, Oct. 16, 1902. 9390

a military farce in 2 acts.

© Daniel A. Ruebel, Lexington, Mo. ; D :
12817, Apr. 23, 1908. 9391

farce comedy, by W.

St. Louis ; D

93

A. Abelson. 41 p. f°.

11678,
9386

Cupid in Congress; a comic drama in 4 acts,
by G. II. Howard. Typewritten.

© George H. Howard, Washington; 1899:
83422, Dec. 26 ; 2c. Jan. 24, 1901. 9392

• Same. 101 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© George Henry Howard, Washington ; D :
11337, Sept. 12, 1907 ; 2c. Sept. 12, 1907. 9393

Cupid in Cuba; comedy in 3 acts, by G. B.
Selby. 98 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 16, 1915; D: 41504; George B.
Selby, Louisville. 9393a

Cupid in livery; or, Vanquishing a mother-
in-law, an original American' comic opera in 2
acts, written by Frank Mitchell Vandon (M. F.
Donovan) composed by John M. Loretz, jr.

© M. F. Donovan, New York ; 1881 : 16913,
Oct 31. 9394

Cupid in pinafores; a comedy of mis (s) manage-
ment in 3 acts, by C. R. Ban-ett.

© Charles Raymond Barrett, Chicago; D:
245, Mar. 21, 1901. 9395

Same. 180 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Charles Raymond Barrett, Chicago ; D :
1412.5, Oct. 23, 1908; 2c. Oct. 23, 1908. 9396

Cupid in politics; comedy sketch in 1 act, by
S. G. Meistennan. [2], 17 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Nov. 24, 1913; D: 35116; Samuel
Gamaliel IMeisterman, Arlington, N. J. 9397

Cupid in shirt sleeves; comedy in 1 act, by
W. Atkins Scott.

© Roxbury pub. co.. New York; 1899:
76312, Nov. 22; 2c. Nov. 15. 9398

Cupid in trousers; a musical comedy in 2 acts
and 3 scenes, by S. T. and Isidor Tornberg.
66 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Samuel Thorn Tornberg, Brooklyn ; D :
14842, Jan. 11, 1909; 2c. Jan. 11 1909. 9399

Cupid, Kitty and the flies; by E. W. Tuttle.
© Elizabeth W. Tuttle, New York; 1891:
44528, Dec. 8. 9400

Cupid, M. D. ; dramatic composition, by Mar-
garet Bennett. 12 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 25, 1910; D: 20886; Arthur L.
Carnahan, Houghton, Mich. 9401

Cupid on a lark. See Marriage (The) habit.

Cupid on crutches; comedy playlet in 1 act, by
AV. W. Norton. 8 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 5, 1913 ; D : 34022 ; William War-
ren Norton, Detroit. 9402

Cupid on the run; a comedy in 3 acts, by B.
Smith. 120 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Burton Smith, New York ; D : 5497, Aug.
30, 1904; 2c. Aug. 30, 1904. 9403

447

9404

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

9426

Cupid on wheels; a comedy in 2 acts, by Albert
Lang Wyeth. Philadelphia, The Penn pub-
lishing company, 1897.

© Penn pub. cc, Philadelphia ; 1897 : 293S1,
May 14 ; 2c. May 17. 9404

Cupid plays foot-ball; play in 3 acts, by C. P.
Meier. [11] p. f". Typewritten.

© Ic. May 6, 1914 ; D : 36947 ; Clarence P.
Meier. Newark. N. J. 9404a

Cupid's blind; an original romantic comedy in
4 acts, by F. P. Dodge.

© Frederick Paulding Dodge, Sacketts Har-
bor, N. Y. ; 1887 : 19322, July 27. 9405

or. Blind love, an original romantic com-

Cupid's arrows; a 1 act play, by D. B. Wallace.
Typewritten.

© Donald B. Wallace, Washington; 1900:
1116, Jan. 12: 2c. Jan. 12. 9415

See also Love's witcheries.

edy in 4 acts, by F. P. Dodge.

© Frederick Paulding Dodge, Boston ; 1890 :
37440, Nov. 26. 9406

Cupid, the conqueror; a play in 5 acts, by J. S.
Burrell.

© James S. Burrell, New York ; 1872 : 6296,
June 12. 9407

Cupid, the cow punch; comedy in 4 acts, by
Kichard Walton Tully, founded upon the novel
of the same name, by Eleanor Gates. 134 p. 4°.
Typew-ritten.

© Ic. Oct. 19, 1909; D : 17251 ; Richard
Watson [ !] Tully, Santa Clara, Cal. 9408

Cupid to the rescue; a musical comedy sketch,
by H. Turpi n. [1], 14 p. 4". Typewritten.
[Libretto only]

© Ic. Feb. 11, 1913 ; D : 32284 ; Harry Tur-
pin, New York. 9409

Cupid up to date; or, The witch of Echo Cave,
a 4 act musical comedy, by A. G. Rogers.

© A. G. Rogers, Corona, N. Y. ; 1896 : 34067,
June 8. 9410

Cupid vs. cupidity; a society drama in 4 acts,
bv C. Reed. Washington, T. J. Brashears,
printer, 1873. 1 p. 1., 58 p. 16°.

© Charles Reed, Washington ; 1873 : 2284,
Mar. 8 ; 2c. Apr. 14. 9411

Cupid versus Mephistopheles; society drama in
3 acts, by P. T. Langdon.

© Pierre T. Langdon, Pittsburgh; 1880:
7771, May 19. 9413

Cupid vs. the stage. See Amateurs.

Cupid's academy; or. The benefits of co-edu-
cation, a comic opera in 3 acts, written by
C. C. Buel, composed by Gottlieb Federlein.

© Clarence Clough Buel, New York; 1885:
9826, Apr. 29. 9413

Cupid's arrow; in 4 acts, by G. B. Rhodes. 51 p.
f. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 23, 1910; D. 22532; George
Blake Rliodes, Bomar, Okl. 9414

Cupid's art; by W. B. Compton. 11 p. 4".
Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 22, 1910; D: 20001; William
Biven Compton, San Francisco. 9416

Cupid's bargain counter; by R. Bache. 20 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Rene Bache, Washington ; D : 1450, Feb.
15, 1902; 2c. Feb. 15, 1902. 9417

Cupid's capers; a farce-comedy in 3 acts, by
Bert Richards. Clyde, O., A. D. Ames, 1887.
21 p. 12°. ( [Ames' series of standard and
minor drama, no. 225] )

© A. D. Ames, Clyde, O. ; 1887 :29798, Nov.
17; 2c. Dec. 5. 9418

owned, originated, composed, and written

by W. A. Snow. Typewritten.

© Walter Augustine Snow. Boston ; 1895 :
33S23, June 28: Ic. June 28. 9419

sketch, by J. Montague. 10 p. f. Type-
written.

© Ic. Oct. 16, 1911; D: 25504; John Mon-
tague, New York. 9420

See also Pa,risian revels.

Cupid's chance; a comedietta in 1 act, by F. W.
Hoyt.

© Francis AVoodworth Hoyt, Albany ; 1893 :
35270, July 28. 9421

Cupid's chariot; cycling comedy in 3 acts.

© Powers bros.. New York ; 1892 : 47256.
Nov. 21. 9422

Cupid's coincidence; a 1 act dramatic composi-
tion, by F. J. Beaman. 16 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Fred .T. Beaman, Jackson, Mich. ; D :
12689, Apr. 6, 1908 ; 2c. Apr. 6. 1908. 9423

Cupid's colors; or. The patriot band, musical
comedy in 2 acts, by C. E. Hall. 37 p. t".

Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Constance E. Hall, Brooklyn ; D : 4102,
Oct. 15, 1903 ; 2c. Oct. 15, 1903. 9424

Cupid's comedetta. Typewritten.

© Edward L. and Carrie Landon, Kalama-
zoo, Mich.; 1900: A: 30537, Dec. 18; 2c.
Dec. 18. 9425

Cupid's contest; a petite comedy in 1 act and 1
scene, by E. C. Jara. 12 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Elise Camille Jara, San Francisco; D:
132-11, June 24, 1908; 2c. June 24, 1908. 9426

448

9427

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

9449

Cupid's cruise; a Cuban musical episode in 1
act, by W. T. Kirby and J. J. Murphy, music
by J. J. Murphy.

© John J. Murphy and William T. Kirby,
Savannah ; D : 16089, June 17, 1909. 9427

Cupid's employment agency; a comedy in 1
act, by L. Winter and F. B. Dodge.

© Louise Winter and Flora Blgelow Dodge,
Sioux Falls, S. D. ; D : 5746, Nov. 9, 1904.

9428

Cupid's fiasco; a comedy in 1 act, by C. Gardi-
ner.

© Cornelius Gardiner, Chicago ; 1893 :
54790, Dec. 11. 9429

Cupid's flier in Wall street; in 1 act, by A. W.
Greeley. 25 p. f". Typewritten.

© Alfred W. Greeley, Washington; D:
.3788, Aug. 3, 1903 ; 2c. Aug. 3, 1903. 9430

Cupid's joke; a play for young folks, by EfRe
Louise Koogle.

© March bros., Lebanon, O. ; D : 9263, Oct.
18, 1906. 9431

Cupid's ladder; operetta in 3 acts, book by
Edith Ellis [i. e. E. E. Furness] lyrics by Wm.
C. Duncan, music by Charles J. Hambitzer.
[127] p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]
© Ic. Dec. 5, 1911; D: 25943; Edith Ellis
Furness, New York. 9432

Cupid's law suits; a new and original comedy
in 4 acts, by J. F. Godoy.

© Jos§ F. Godoy, San Francisco; 1879:
5992, May 3. 9433

Cupid's little game; a Newport drama in 3 acts,
by H. G. W.

© E. L. Freeman & co., Central Falls, R. I. ;
1881:13492, Sept. 2; 2c. Sept. 12. 9434

Cupid's middleman. Typewritten.

© Carvl Wilbur, New York; 1900 A: 4469,

Feb. 17 ; 2c. Feb. 24. 9435

Cupid's monogram; a comedy, by F. Gellatly.

© Francis Gellatly, Lake Forest, 111. ; 1879 :

3960, Mar. 25. 9436

Cupid's partner; comedy in 3 acts, by Gladys

Ruth Bridgham. Boston, Walter H. Baker &

CO., 1914. 47 p. 12°. ( On cover : Baker's ed.

of plays)

© Feb. 21, 1914 ; 2c. Feb. 24, 1914 ; D : 36114 ;
AValter H. Baker & co., Boston. 9436a

Cupid's pastimes. See Love's labor not lost.
Cupid's pranks; a farcial and musical melange

in 3 acts, by S. Morris.
© Sam Morris, United States ; 1887 : 29210,

Nov. 11. 9437

playlet in 1 act, by W. L. Sweitzer. 40 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 20. 1911; D: 24009; Willard L.
Sweitzer, Allentown, Pa. 9438

Cupid's promise; a phantasy, by E. H. Cahill.
17 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Edward Hamilton Cahill, New York; D:
562. June 10, 1901 : 2c. June 10, 1901. 9439

Cupid's rival; or, Amoureuse, comedy in 3
acts, adapted from the French of Georges de
Porto Riche, by M. Walsh.

© Marie Walsh, Brooklyn ; D : 5221, June
22, 1904. 9440

Cupid's sister.

© John S. Egan,
9294, Oct. 23, 1906.

Wilmington, Del. ; D :
9441

Cupid's stepladder; vaudeville sketch, by L.
Weslyn. [1], 14 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 14, 1912 ; D : 30536 ; Louis Wes-
lyn, New York. 9442

Cupid's summer dream; 1 act comedy drama,
by G. Denison. 59 p. f. Ms.

© Ic. May 18, 1915 ; D : 40694 ; George Deni-
son, Keyport, N. J. 9442a

Cupid's test; comedy in 4 acts, anonymous. 116
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 27, 1910 ; D : 20090 ; Felix Bloch
erben, Berlin. 9443

Cupid's trap; play in 1 act, by C. L. Burnham.
14 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 11. 1912 ; D : 31362 ; Clara Louise
Burnham, Chicago. 9444

Cupid's trick; a new and original comedy in 1
act, by P. Gibson. 22 p. 8". Typewritten.

© Preston Gibson, Chicago ; D : 3172, Mar.
21, 1903; 2c. Apr. 8, 1903. 9445

— ^- valentine playlet, by P. Gibson. New York,
S. French; London, S. French, ltd., 1911. 21
p. 12°.

© June 3, 1911; 2c. June 3, 1911; D:
24389; Preston Gibson, Washington. 9446

Cupid's victory; play in 5 acts translated from
the Swedish play. Varmlandingarne, of Fred-
erik August Dahlgren, by E. Stanton. [3],
35 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 14, 1914 ; D : 38967 ; Ester Stan-
ton, Pasadena. 9446a

play in 4 acts, by L. A. Bahner. [65] p.

f. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 20, 1911 ; D : 24746 ; Leo Aloysius
Bahner, Denver. 9447

Cupid's visit to the agent's office; character
sketch, by J. F. Barber. 8 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Nov. 19, 1910; D: 22597; John F.
Barber, Brooklyn. 9448

Cupid's wedding; a comedy in 3 acts, by D. I.
Blascoer.

© D. I. Blascoer, Columbus, Ga. ; 1897 : 49273,
Sept. 2. 9449

5379°— 15-

-29

449

9449

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

9468

Cupletista (La) de moda; historieta comico-
lirica en 1 acto, en prosa, letra de E. Polo,
miisica de los maestros Arderius y Ubeda.
Madrid [Sociedad de autores espauoles] 1914.
52 p. 12°. [Libretto only]

© Mar. 15, 1915; Ic. Mar. 17, 1915; D:
401S9; Erne.sto Polo, Madrid. 9449a

Cupola (La) (The cupola); 4 acts of Florentine
hi.story, by Augusto Novelli, rendered into Eng-
lish, adapted and annotated, by G. G. Spe-
ranza. 77 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 25, 1915; D: 39790; Gino C.
Sperauza, Bedford, N. Y. 9449b

Curate (The); a drama.

© Charles L. Wright and Fred Cecil Brooks,
Pittsburgh; 1889:6471, Feb. 26. 9450

See also Parson (The)

Curate (The) of Belmont,
fellowship.

See Parted (A)

Curate's (The) secret; by Richard E. Harcourt
[pseud, of P. A. Paillou] 18 p. 4". Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Dec. 20, 1911 ; D : 28044 ; F. A. Paillou,
St, Louis. 9451

Cure (The); comedy in 1 act, by J. A. McCollom,
jr. 15 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 28, 1915; D: 39524; John A.
McCollom, jr., AUentown, Pa. 9451a

— comedy in 3 acts, by W. B. Dowd. [2], 56
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 13, 1912 ; D : 28306 ; Willis Bruce
Dowd, New York. 9452

— comedy sketch in 1 act, by J. B. Theissen.
[2], 19 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 22, 1913; D: 34806; John B.
Theissen, Covington, Ky. 9453

dramatic sketch, by G. Sherwood. [23] p.

4*. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 15, 1910 ; D : 21792 ; Grace Sher-
wood, New York. 9454

Cure and sinecures; a farce-comedy in 1 act, by
J. Godfrey.

© John Godfrey, Detroit ; D : 247, Mar. 22,
1904. 9455

Cure (A) for coquettry; a comedy in 1 act, by
J. S. Mackaye, suggested by a sketch from
the French.

© James Steele Mackaye, New York ; 1871 :
11581, Dec. 7. 9456

Cure (A) for dudes.

© F. E. Chase, Boston ; 1888 : 9649, Apr. 2 ;
2c. May 2. 9457

Cure (A) for giving; by H. C. Baker. Typewrit-
ten.

© Henry Charles Baker, Chicago ; D : 372,
Apr. 20, 1901 ; 2c. Apr. 20, 1901. 9458

Cure (A) for husbands; a comedy sketch, by
George M. Ilosener. (In Stagelore, v. 1, Feb.,
1912)

© Feb. 10, 1912 ; 2c. Feb. 17, 1912 ; A : 305907 ;
Wetzel, Rosener & James, New York. 9459

Cure (A) for jealousy; farce in 1 act, by M.
Nobles. [1], 13 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 26, 1912; D: 29499; Milton
Nobles, Brooklyn. 9460

a farcical skit for vaudeville, by O. S. Pike.

[1], 8 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 17, 1913 ; D : 32346 ; Charles Sum-
ner Pike, Detroit. 9461

Cure (A) for love; a light comedy in 3 acts, by
W. A. Lawson. 125 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© William A. Lawson. Sacramento, Cal. ;
D : 6880, June 26, 1905 ; 2c. June 26, 1905.

9462

Cure (A) for rheumatiz; play in 4 scenes, by
Mr. and Mrs. M. Eraser. 15 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Sept. 8, 1913 ; D : 34355 ; Mr. and Mrs.
aialcolm Eraser, Brook Haven, N. Y. 9463

Cure for the blues; a comedy in 3 acts, a rev. ed.
of John Brougham's play, Playing with fire, by
W. Redmund. 61 p. 12". Typewritten.

© William Redmund, United States; 1886:
18944, Aug. 21 ; 2c. Sept. 27. 9464

Cure (A) in Christian science; a comedy sketch,
by E. A. Braniff.

© Edward A. Braniff, Kansas City, Mo. ;
1900 A : 2966, Feb. 1. 9465

Cure (The) of a wilful wife. See Aunt Abbie.

Cure (The) of Mrs. Reynolds; a farce in 3 acts,
by M. B. Long. 146 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 12, 1909 ; D : 16545 ; Maxwell
Budd Long, Cincinnati, O. 9466

Cured; by T. Saxe. 13 p. 4°. Typewritten.
© Templer Saxe, New York ; D : 10192, Mar.
23, 1907 ; 2c. Mar. 23, 1907. 9467

• farce comedy in 1 act, by Victor H. Smalley.

18 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 18, 1911; D: 24232; Estate of
Victor H. Smalley, Stephen Conday, adm., St.
Paul. 9468

— farce in 1 act, by J. Simonson. [2], 17 p.
4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 5, 1914 ; D : 38469 ; Julius Simon-
son, New York. 9468a

450

9469

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

9489

Cured — Continued.

sketch, by J. A. Westhauser and Robert

Gariveau Irsfield. 12 p. f°. Typewritten.
© Ic. Jan. 19, 1910 ; D : 17974 ; Joseph A.

Westhauser, St. Paul. 9469

See also Her family.

Cured at last,
ists.

See Day (A) with the special-

7 p.

Cured of admiration; by E. Nice.
Typewritten.
© Eugene Nice, New York ; D : 10489, May
4, 1907 ; 2c. May 4, 1907. 9470

Curfew; a drama in 3 acts founded on the fa-
mous poem of Curfew must not ring to-night,
dramatized by W. B. Alexander.

© Wm. B. Alexander, Long Branch, N. J.;
1896 : 11826. Feb. 21. 9471

a romantic drama in 3 acts, by H. P. Mur-

ray.

© Hubert P. Murray, New Orleans; 1887:
11654, May 2. 9472

Curfew (The) bell; a play in 4 acts, by J. E.
Henry.

© James Europa Henry, Allegheny, Pa.;

1895 : 34245, July 1. 9473

Curfew shall not ring to-night, a drama

in 5 acts, by J. J. Fox.

© John J. Fox, Block Island, R. I.; 1880:
8300, May 31. 9474

Curfew must not ring tonight. See Curfew.

Curfew shall not ring tonight. See Curfew
(The) bell,

Curieuse (Tine) consultation; par Henry de
Brisay. 3 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. June 15, 1912 ; D : 29998 ; Gaumont co.,
New York. 9475

Curieuse (La) d'amour. See Sylvie.

Curing a habit. See Cigarettes.

Curing Billy; farce comedy in 1 act, by A.
Brooks [pseud, of Irving Hayward] adapted
from a former 1 act farce. The rest cure.^ [2],
33 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 27, 1914 ; D : 36172 ; Alan Brooks
(Irving Hayward) New York. 9475a

Curing father; fast farce comedy in 1 act, by
E. G. Longman. [2], 15 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 11, 1913 ; D : 32651 ; Edward G.
Longman, Brooklyn. 9476

Curing Mrs. Sherwood; a comedy in 1 act, by
W. B, Gerard [pseud.] [1], 12 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Mar. 16, 1912; D: 29059; Gerard B.
Werner, New York. 9477

Curing the tenor; by P. Cremonesi. 15 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 15, 1912 ; D : 28712 ; Paolo Cre-
monesi, Paterson. 9478

farce in 1 act, by M. Sheridan, [i], 16 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 13, 1912 ; D : 29461 ; Mattie Sheri-
dan, New York. 9479

Curiosity; eccentric comedy in 3 acts, by Joseph
Derrick. 63 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Mr.s. Hugh O'Donnell, St. Paul ; D : 2222,
Aug. 11, 1902 ; 2c. Aug. 11, 1902. 9480

Curiosity (The) of women; dramatic composi-
tion, by I. B. Goodrich, jr.

© Ira B. Goodrich, Boston ; D : 7144, Aug.
22, 1905. 9481

Curioso (Un) accidente; commedia in 3 atti,
di Carlo Goldoni, ed. with introduction and
notes bv J. D. M. Ford. Boston, D. C. Heath
& CO., 1899. ix, 1 1., 78 p. 16°. (Heath's mod-
ern language series)

© .7. D. M. Ford, Cambridge, Mass.; 1899:
25451, Apr. 12 ; 2c. Apr. 12. 9482

Curious; or, The adventures of a telegraph
operator, a musical sketch in 1 act, 3 scenes,
by F. Lodge.

© Frank Lodge, Brooklyn; 1884:21233,
Oct. 23. 9483

Curious (A) voyage. Typewritten.

© John G. Schrode and Wm. C. Schrode,
Philadelphia; 1899:14419, Feb. 21; 2c. Feb.
21. 9484

Curragh (The); a comedy-drama in 5 acts, by
J. Walsh,

© John Walsh, New York; 1891:11272,
Mar. 27. 9485

Current (The) of a curse; an original and sensa-
tional drama in 6 acts, by E. N. Lusk.

© E. N. Lusk, Chicago; 1883:15123, Aug.
16. 9486

• or, The sins of the parents are visited

upon their children unto the third and
fourth generation, an original and sensational
drama in 6 acts, and 20 scenes, by E. N. Lusk.

© E. N. Lusk, Chicago ; 1875 : 11356, Oct. 30.

9487
Current topics of the past. See Folk-lore.

Currents; play in 3 acts, by A. L. Stevenson. 84
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 24, 1910 ; D : 22136 ; Augusta L.
Stevenson, Indianapolis. 9488

by P. Gibson. [148] p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Oct. 31, 1910 ; D : 22453 ; Preston Gib-
son, Washington. 9489

451

9490

DEAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

9509

Curse (The); playlet of politics in 1 act, by M.
Terrell and H. O. Steclihan. 49 p. obi. 16".
Typewritten.

<g) Ic. Nov. 11, 1911; D: 25743; Maverick
Terrell and H. O. Steclihan, Seattle. 9490

Curse (The) fulfilled. See Ada Mitchell.

Curse (The) in a dead man's eye; play in 4 acts,
by E. Musi,n-ove. 94 p. i". Typewritten.

(c) Ethel Musgrove, Louisville ; D : 6227.
Feb. 15, 1905 ; 2c. Jan. 15, 1906. 9491

Curse of beauty; by W. A. Dillon. 40 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© William Au.stin Dillon, Cortland, N. Y. ;
D : 5S99, Dec. 12. 1904 ; 2c. Dec. 13, 1904. 9492

a tale of the twentieth century, by Marjorie

Holmes.

© Elizabeth F. R. Brooks, St. Louis; D:
3109, Mar. 9, 1903. 9493

Curse (The) of Cain; a melodrama in a prologue
and 6 tableaux, by D. Belasco and Peter Rob-
ertson.

© David Belasco, San Francisco; 1882:
7573, May 10. 9494

a romantic drama in 3 acts and prologue,

by W. H. Long, jr.

© W. H. Long, jr., Philadelphia;

1896:
9495

See Mermaid (The)
See Corinna.

31124, May 22.

Curse (The) of Cape Cod.

Curse (The) of Courtney.

Curse (The) of drink; melodrama in 4 acts, by
C. E. Blaney. 141 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Charles E. Blaney, Newark. N. J. ; D :
4530, Jan. 20, 1904 ; 2c. Jan. 20, 1904. 9496

See also Fatal glass. — Mechanic's (The)

Curse (The) of graft; drama in 1 act, by W. S.
Franklin and J. Gold. 10 p. 4". Typewi'itten.

© Ic. Mar. 14, 1914; D : 36342 ; Wm. S.
Franklin and J. Gold, San Francisco. 9500a

Curse (The) of greed and gold; by John Thomas
Lindsay.

© John F. Senger, Niobrara, Neb. ; 1895 :
36527, July 13. 9501

• Curse (The) of intemperance. See Ruined life.

Curse of 'Kaskia; an historical melodrama of
old Kaskaskia in 1778 in 4 acts.

© Jessie Beattie Thomas and E. G. Matlack,
Red Bud, 111 ; 1895 : 64336, Dec. 19. 9502

daughter.

Curse (The) of drugs; 1 act drama, by H. E.
Dela Poore. 13 p. f". Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 22, 1912; D : 28381 ; Harold E.
Dela Poore, New York. 9497

Curse (The) of friendship; 1 act play, by A. E.
Reim. Milwaukee, A. E. Reim, 1910. lip. 4°.

© Jan. 7, 1911 ; 2c. Jan. 9, 1911 ; D : 23049 ;
Adolph E. Reim, Milwaukee. 9498

Curse (The) of gambling; dramatic sketch, by
Clarence Christopher Higgius. [1], 7 p. f.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 27, 1913; D: 35479; Clarence
Higgins. Brooklyn. 9499

Curse (The) of gold; a play of the people in 4
acts, by W. Osgood. Typewritten.

© Whitman Osgood, Washington; 1897:
40376, July 10 ; 2c. Aug. 11. 9500

Curse (The) of polygamy,
naticism.

See Dupes of fa-

Curse (The) of rum; an original drama in 5

acts, by George Fawcett Rowe.

© Henry C. Jarrett, New York ; 1879 : 14432,

Oct. 28. 9503

See also Ruth.

Curse (The) of San Francisco; a thrilling play
in 5 acts, by J. C. Smith.

© James Cooper Smith, San Francisco;
1878: 24S5, Feb. 28. 9504

Curse (The) of the conquered; or, The lady and
the Indian, by M. W. Johnston. 11 p. f.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 29, 1910 ; D : 22682 ; May Welles
Johnston, Oxford, N. Y. 9505

Curse (The) of the day; by W. L. Royall. 54 p.
16^

© William L. Royall, Richmond ; D : 11144,
Aug. 9, 1907 ; 2c. Aug. 9, 1907. 9506

Same. Richmond, Taylor & Taylor print-
ing CO., 1907. cover-title, 27 p. 16°.

© William L. Royall, Richmond; D: 10106,
Mar. 9, 1907 ; 2c. Mar. 9, 1907. 9507

Curse (The) of to-day; a society drama in 5 acts
and 5 tableaux, by T. D. Wright.

© Thomas D. Wright, United States ; 1884 :
2987, Feb. 11. , 9508

Curse you Jack Dalton; novelty motion picture
burlesque, by J. C. Havez. 16 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. June 30, 1914; D: 37491; Jean C.
Havez, New York. 9508a

Curtain (The); play in 1 act, by H. L. F. Bus-
well. 14 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. .Tan. 22, 1915; D: 39475; Henry L. P.
Buswell, Gloucester, Mass. 9508b

Curtain (The) lifted; or. The order of the sons
of Mars, a burlesque initiation ceremony, by
Frank E. Hiland. Chicago, The dramatic-
pub. CO.

© Dramatic pub. co., Chicago ; 1896 : 59785,
Oct. 30; 2c. Nov. 4. 9509

452

9510

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

9532

Curzon sisters flying butterflies; by J. J. Wil-
liams. 5 p. f. Typewritten.

© .Joseph John Williams, Jackson, Miss. ;
D : 9676, Dec. 20, 1906 ; 2c. Dec. 17, 1906. 9510

Cush; or. The heart of gold, an entirely new
and original drama, by James J. McCloskey.

© Fred G. Maeder, New York ; 1875 : 8579,
Aug. 19. 9511

Custer and his avengers; an original drama, by
J. W. Robertson.

© J. W. Robertson, United States; 1876:
8867, July 29. 9512

Custer (The) massacre; an epoch in American
aborisinal history in 3 tableaux, designed and
arr. by T. W. Prior. 7 p. t°. Typewritten.

© Thomas W. Prior, Chicago ; D : 6884, June
12, 1905; 2c. June 12, 1905. 9513

Custer's last fight; a dramatic composition in
4 acts by Hal. Reid [i. e. James H. Reid] 66
p. 8". Typewritten.

© B. E. Forrester and Aubrey Mittenthal,
New York; D : 3280, Apr. 13, 1903; 2c. Apr.
18, 1903. 9514

Custodian (The); comedy-drama in 5 acts and
4 scenes, by G. A. Lemming. 61 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Geo. A. Lemming, Chicago; D: 8974, Aug.
17, 1906; 2c. Aug. 17, 1906. 9515

See also Four plays; by Archibald Eyre.

Custom (The); play in 1 act, bv C. W. Camp.
[2], 34 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 31, 1913; D : 33375 ; Charles
Wad.sworth Camp, New York. 9516

Custom house inspection. See At the custom
house.

Customs (The) inspector; comedy sketch, by
Barry Gray. 10 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 2, 1913; D : 31863 ; Evan E.
Blair, Philadelphia. 9517

See also Vaudevillainies.

Cut and come again; vaudeville act in 1 scene,
by P. S. M. Munro.

© P. S. M. Munro, Brooklyn ; D : 1415, Feb.
7, 1902. .9518

Cut (The) glove; a sensational drama in 4 acts,
by Augusta Georgie Barnes.

© Lucien Barnes, Baltimore ; 1874 : 14.526,
Dec. 1. 9519

Cut off with a shilling; a comedietta in 1 act,
by S. Theyre Smith, new American ed. cor-
rectly reprinted from the original authorized
acting ed. New York, H. Roorbach [1890]
25 p. 12°. (Roorbach's American ed. of act-
ing plays, no. 28)

© Harold Roorbach, New York ; 1890 : 5369,
Feb. 12 ; 2c. Mai'. 25. 9520

Cut rates; a new comedy in 3 acts, by S. Marble.

© Scott Marble, Thomas H. Davis, W. T.

Keogh, James D. Burbridge, United States;

1895 : 22658, Apr. 24. 9521

Cut (The) throat band of Bazoo Katim; a sense-
less possibility, by W. W. Steiner. 23 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Walter W. Steiner, St. Louis ; D : 11243,
Aug. 27, 1907 ; 2c. Aug. 27. 1907. 9522

Cut (The) will; or. Saved on the gallows, a
drama in 4 acts, by J. M. Richardson.

© James Martin Richardson, Memphis,
Tenn. ; 1875 : 2113, Mar. 6. ^ 9523

Cutting deep; play in 3 acts, by D. E. Chantler.
[198] p. 4". Ms.

© Ic. Apr. 23, 1912 ; D : 29468 ; David Ever-
ett Chantler, Pittsburgh. 9524

Cutting his way; an Ethiopian sketch. ([Up-to-
date series] )

© Monroe and Shearer, Rochester, N. Y. ;
1897 : 67350, Dec. 4 ; 2c. Dec. 4. 9525

Cy Whittaker's place; play in 4 acts, by J. C.
Lincoln and William Danforth, dramatization
of novel of the same name, by J. G. Lincoln.
110 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 24, 1910; D: 20011; Joseph C.
Lincoln, Hackensack, N. J. 9526

Cyanide of life; a monologue, by Julia Murdock
[pseud, of L. E. Sperry] 7 1. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Oct. 14, 1912; C:357; Louise E.
Sperry, Washington. 9527

Cycle (The); dramatic novelty in 3 acts, by
H. M. Graves. 101 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 20, 1915; D : 40405 ; Harry M.
Graves, New York. 9527a

Cycle (The) carnival; an entertainment on
wheels, written and arr. by T. E. Daniels.

© Taylor E. Daniels, Chicago ; 1895 : 62081,
Dec. 7. 9528

Cyclone (The); a comedy.

© Neil Burgess, New York ; 1896 : 54821,
Oct. 3. 9529

a drama in 7 acts, by A. T. Mitchell.

© Alexander T. Mitchell, Philadelphia;
1886 : 7880, Apr. 3. 9530

— a 4 act western comedy drama, by G. H.
Eldon. Typewritten.

© G. Harris P^ldon, Alexandria, Ind. ; 1897 :
5922, Jan. 19; 2c. Dec. 29, 1897. 9531

— a musical comedy in 3 spasms, adapted by
J. S. Edwards.

© James S. PJdwards, United States; 1888:
80589, Oct. 26. 9532

453

9533

DBAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

9551

Cyclone (The)— Continued.

an original sensational comedy-drama, by

M. C. Woodward.
© Matt C. Woodward, New Yorlj; 1892:

28695, July 9. 9533

Cyclone (A) for a cent; a farce in 1 act, by
Pauline Plielps. Boston, W. H. Balier & co.,
1894. IS p. 16°. ( Baiter's ed. of plays)

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston; 1894;
49593, Oct. 24 ; 2c. Nov. 8. 9534

Cyclone Pete; comedy in 4 acts, by Alic Maryl.
34 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 31. 1911; D: 24819; Alice O.
Nute, Portland, Or. 9535

Cyclones; or. The power of persuasion, a musi-
cal comedy in 2 acts, by J. Flagg.

© Jared Flagg, New York ; 1884 : 8844, Apr.
28. 9536

Cymbeline; ed. by Will D. Howe. New York,
The Macmillan company, 1913. xiv, 192 p.
front. 24°. (The Tudor Shakespeare)

© Mar. 5, 1913 ; 2c. Mar. 6, 1913 ; A : 332691 ;
Macmillan co.. New York. 9537

ed. with notes by William J. Rolfe. Har-
per's library ed. New York and London, Har-
per & brothers, 1898. 233, [1] p. front, illus.
12°. (Shakespeare's complete works, v. 18)
© Harper & bros.. New York ; 1898 : 25035,
Apr. 21 : 2c. Jan. 13, 1899. 9538

with a special introduction by Arthur Sy-

mons and an original frontispiece by J. H. P.
Bacon. [The University press Shakespeare.
Renaissance ed.] New York, George D. Sproul,
1907. xix, 167 p. front. 4°. (The complete
works of William Shakespeare, with anno-
tations and a general introduction by Sidney
Lee. V. 14)

© University press, Cambridge, Mass. ; A :
185034, Aug. 21, 1907 ; 2c. Aug. 21. 1907. 9539

king of Britain; play in 5 acts, by William

Shakespeare, as performed by Helena Modjeska
(Countess Bozenta) Indianapolis, Hasselman-
journal co., 1883. 75 p. front. 12°.

© Fred Stinson, Andover, Mass. ; 1883 :
15947, Aug. 31 ; 2c. Sept. 6. 9540

(Shakespeare's tragedy of); ed. with notes

by William J. Rolfe. New YorK, Harper &
brothers, 1881. v, [6]-231, [17] p. illus.
front. 16°.

© Harper & bros.. New York ; 1881 : 11726,
July 29 ; 2c. Aug. 1. 9541

Same.

© by William J. Rolfe, Cambridge, Mass.,
as editor, in renewal for 28 years. Renewal
no. 52, July 23, 1909. Original entry, July 29,
1881, no. 11726. 9543

Cymbeline — Continued.

Same. New York, Cincinnati [etc.] Ameri-
can book company [1905] 292 p. incl. front.,
illus. 16°.

© William J. Rolfe, Cambridge, Mass. ; A :
116099, May 5, 1905 ; 2c. Oct. 14, 1905. 9543

with introduction, and notes explana-

tory and critical, by H. N. Hudson. Boston,
Giun & Heath, 1881. 224 p. 16°. (Annotated
English classics)

© Henry N. Hudson, Boston; 1881:7028,
May 7 ; 2c. Aug. 27. 9544

— Same. Boston, Ginn & company [1909]
224 p. 16°.

© Kate W. Hudson, Cambridge, Mass., in
renewal for 14 years from May 7, 1909, A:
229458, Jan. 29, 1909 ; 2c. Jan. 29, 1909. 9545

— (The tragedie of) ; by William Shakespeare,
ed. with notes, introduction, glossary, list of
variorum readings and selected criticism by
Charlotte Porter and Helen A. Clarke. [1st
folio ed. New York,T. Y. Crowell & co. [1910]
4 p. 1., vii-xix, 266 p. front, (port.) 16°.

© Feb. 17, 1910; 2c. Feb. 17, 1910; A:
256806 ; Thomas Y. Crowell & co.. New York.

9546

ed. by Horace Howard Furness. Phil-

adelphia, London, J. B. Lippincott Co., 1913.
3 p. 1., v-xx, 523 p. 8°. (New variorum ed.
of Shakespeare, [v. 18] )

© Nov. 14, 1913 ; 2c. Dec. 3, 1913 ; A : 358518 ;
Horace Howard Furness, jr., Philadelphia.

9547

— See also Shakespeare's works.

Cynthia, the circus queen; by Mrs. J. B. Macks
and B. C. Hart.

© Mrs. James B. Macks and B. C. Hart.
New York ; D : 6434, Mar. 25, 1905. 9548

Cypressdale; an ideal of the South before the
war, by W. H. Semple.

© Will H. Semple, Philadelphia; 1896:
67448, Dec. 11. 9549

Cyrano; opera in 4 acts, book by W. J. Hender-
son, after the drama by Edmond Rostand,
music by Walter Damrosch. New York, G.
Schirmei'. 46 p. 4°. [Libretto only]

© Feb. 27, 1913 ; 2c. INIar. 1, 1913 ; D : 32476 ;
G. Schirmer, New York. 9550

by Walter Damrosch, words by W. J.

Henderson after the drama by Edmond Ros-
tand. English version. New York, F. Rull-
man, inc., 1913. 32 p. 4°. [Libretto only]

© Feb. 13, 1913 ; 2c. Feb. 14, 1913 ; D : 32299 ;
Fred Rullman, inc.. New York. 9551

454

9551

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

9569

Cyrano de Bergerac; by Edmond Rostand, tr. by
Helen B. Dole, with an introduction by Wil-
liam P. Trent. New York, T. Y. Crowell &
company [1S99] xs, 232 p. front, (port.)
16°.

© T. Y. Crowell & co., New York; 1899:
4S832, July 28; 2c. July 28. 9551a

tr. from the French by Gertrude Hall.

New York, Doubleday & McClure co., 1898.
viii, 235 p. front, (port.) 16".

© Doubleday & McClure co., New York;
1898 : 60013, Oct. 12 ; 2c. Oct. 11. 9551b

— -O. Renauld's ending no. 1 of act 4 and of
play. Typewritten.

© Charles Renauld, New York ; 1898 : 52413,
Sept. 7 ; 2c. Sept. 7. 9552

comedie heroique en 5 actes, en vers, par

Edmond Rostand; ed. with introduction and
notes by Oscar Kuhns. New York, H. Holt
and CO., 1899. 2 p. 1., iii-xi p., 1 1., 202 p. 12".
© Henry Holt & co.. New York ; 1899 : 24990,
Apr. 10 ; 2c. Apr. 10. 9553

Same.

2p.l.,
4".

Paris, P. Lafitteet cie. [1910]
267, [1] p. col. front., illus., col. plates.

© Feb. 17, 1911 ; 2c. Mar. 4, 1911 ; D : 23542 ;
Pierre Lalitte & co., Paris. 9554

— ■ with notes and introduction, by Reed

Paige Clark. New York, W. R. Jenkins [1902]
xis p., 3 1., 9-283 p. 12°.

© William R. Jenkins, New York; D : 1503,
Feb. 18, 1902 ; 2c. Feb. 18, 1902. 9555

— a heroic comedy from the French of Ed-
mond Rostand, done into English verse by
H. T. Kingsbury. Boston, London [etc.] Lam-
son, Wolfe and co., 1898. 4 p. 1., [9]-241 p.
12".

© Howard Thayer Kingsbury, New York;
1898 : 34154, June 3 ; 2c. Nov. 5. 9556

— an heroic comedy in 5 acts, tr. from the
French of Edmond Rostand, by Charles Re-
nauld, with an introduction by Adolphe Oohn.
New York, F. A. Stokes co. [1899] 2 p. 1.,
[iii]-xviii, 214, [6], 233 p. front., plates. 12".
[French and English text]

© Frederick A. Stokes co.. New York : 1899 :
18456, Mar. 11 ; 2c. Apr. 1 ; Ic. new ed. Apr. 7.

9557

by G. Bertram.

© George Bertram, New York ; 1898 : 17570,
Mar. 15. 9558

— a play in 5 acts, by Edmond Rostand,
adapted and arr. for amateur use by Malcolm
Stuart Taylor.

© Penn pub. co., Philadelphia ; 1899 : 12071,
Feb. 11. 9559

Cyrano de Berg'erac — Continued.

-a play in 5 acts, tr. from the French by

Gladys Thomas and Mary F. Guillemard.

New York, G. Munro's sons, 1898. 1 p. 1.,

[v]-xii, [13]-250 p. 12". (Seaside library.

Pocket ed., no. 2185)
© George Munro's sons, New York; 1898:

59231, Oct. 7 ; 2c. Oct. 20. 9560

tr. from the French of Edmond Ros-

tand, by C. Renauld.

© Charles Renauld, New York ; 1898 : 10065,
Feb. 7 ; 2c. act 1 Mar. 23 ; 2c. act 2 July 12 ; 2c.
act 3 July IS ; 2c. acts 4 & 5 July 12. 9561

or, A soldier of fortune, a comic opera in

3 acts, by H. B. Smith.

© Harry B. Smith, New York ; 1899 : 36828,
June 3. 9562

Cyranose; an extravaganza.

© George Anthony Schutte, New York;
1898 : 58859, Oct. 6. 9563

Cyrenia; lyric in 3 acts, by M. S. Siegman. [34]
p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 11, 1909 ; D : 16761 ; Mathilde S.
Siegman, United States. 9564

Cyrus Pippin's wedding' day; monologue, by
W. J. McKenna. 1 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 26, 1910 ; D : 22657 ; William J.
McKenna, New York. 9565

Cy's gal; a drama in 1 act, by Edwin Ward
Bliss. 18 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Philemon Preston Bliss, New York; D:
6967, July 15, 1905 ; 2c. July 15, 1905. 9566

Czar; by I. Balagur. Typewritten.

© I. Balagur, Atlanta; 1897:47916, Aug.
26; Ic. Aug. 26. 9567

— — an original libretto in 2 acts, by S. Marble.
© Scott Marble, Chicago ; 1889 : 39327, Dec.

23.
Czar (The) and the cantatrice.

9568

See Gelta.

Czar Nicholas and the Jews; drama in 5 acts,
by H. Burstein.

54 p. 8°. Ms.

© Ic. Jan. 2, 1915; D: 39276; Hirsh Bur-
stein, Brooklyn. 9568a

Czar's command; historical play in 4 acts and
prologue, by C. M. Miller, historical research
by Ada Kathrine Harned. 64 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Oct. 16, 1909; D: 17169; Charlotte
Maude Miller, New York. 9569

455

9570

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

959a

Czar's (The) courier; a drama in 5 acts, by T.
Bentley.

© Thomas Bentley, New York ; 1877 : 3237,
Mar. 16. 9570

See also Michael Strogoff.

Czar's (The) revenge; opera in 3 acts, composed
by D. Beltzhoover.

© D. Beltzhoover, Mobile ; 1870 : 472, Aug. 1.

9571

Czeka; a play in 4 acts.

© Marie Prescott, Boston; 1883:464,
Jan. 8. 9572

by Alexander Ghautier and M. Pres-
cott. 96' p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Marie Prescott, New York; 1883:8593.
Blay 10 ; 2c. May 10. 9573

D (The); drama in 3 acts, by R. U. Thorn-
burgh. 91 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 23, 1915 ; D : 39482 ; Ralph Urban
Thornburgh, Oakland, Cal. 9573a

D. A. M.; or. The mythical heiress, an erratic
comedy in 4 acts, by A. C. Guuter.

© Archibald C. Gunter, New York; 1881:
6342, Apr. 25. 9574

D. D.; or, Dora, the detective, a drama in 4
acts, by M. Weston.

© Maggie Weston, New York ; 1880 : 19298,
Dec. 17. 9575

D. D., Hyde and Hunt, domestic detectives; a
comedy in 5 acts, from the French, by J. N.
Long and H. B. Warner.

© J. N. Long and H. B. Warner, San Fran-
cisco ; 1877 : 13789, Nov. 27. 9576
D. Dewey and lady.

© Amelia Weed Holbrook, Winter Park,
Fla. ; 1900 A : 10871, Apr. 30. 9577

D. H. S.; farcical sketch, by Lucie Conway.
New York, S. French; London, S. French,
ltd., 1913. 12 p. 12". (On cover: French's
acting ed., no. 2449)

© Dec. 8, 1913 ; 2c. Dec. 9, 1913 ; D : 35287 ;
Samuel French, ltd., London. 9578

D'ye want a shave? or, A new way to get a
wife, a 3 act comedy, rev. ed. by W. Bush. 25,
[2] p. 12°. Printed.

© William Bush, St. Louis; 1878:15000,
Dec. 21; 2c. Dec. 27. 9579

or, Yankee shavings, a 3 act comedy, by

W. Bush. 1 p. 1., 26 p., 1 1. 16". Printed.

© William Bush, St. Louis; 1878:4562,
Apr. 16 ; 2c. Apr. 24. 9580

Dabblers; a play in 3 acts, by W. Meyer. 122 p.
4". Ms.

© Ic. July 7, 1909; D: 16216; Winifred
Meyer, Cambridge, Mass. 9581

Dacia; or, The force of destiny, a drama in 3
acts, by H. C. Husted.

© Harry C. Husted, New York; 1872:
11316, Oct. 24. 9582

Dad; comedy in 1 act, by F. H. La Rue. 12 p.
4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 19, 1915 ; D : 42029 ; Frank H. La
Rue, Port Jefferson. O. 9582a

play in 3 acts, by E. Glass. 94 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. July 29, 1915; D: 41352; Everett
Glass, Bangor, Me. 9582b

by H. J. Smith and John Leys. 19 p.

Galley proof.

© Ic. Nov. 29, 1909 ; D : 17556 ; Henry Jus-
tin Smith, America. 9583

Dad and mother; sketch for 3 people, by A.
Marshall. [2], 20 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 23, 1912 ; D : 30322 ; Abigail Mar-
shall. New York. 9584

Dad in harness; by K. Lee.

© Kenneth Lee, New York ; 1899 : 77806,
Nov. 29. 9585

Daddy; by A. B. Dorris. 120 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Sept. 15, 1909 ; D : 16796 ; Albert B.
Dorris, New York. 9586

— ■ by O. Selleck. 13 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Oakley Selleck, New York ; D : 9921, Feb.
8, 1907 ; 2c. Feb. 8, 1907. 9587

— comedy drama, by Frank Dumont.

© Richard P. Gorman, New York; 1885:
12873, June 11. 9588

— ■ comedy drama in 1 act and 1 scene, by B.
Barnett. [3], 36 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 23, 1912; D: 28815; Ben Bar-
nett, New York. 9589

comedy in 3 acts, by Lilli Huger Smith.

Boston, W. H. Baker & co., 1912. 33 p. 12".

© Oct. 14, 1912; 2c. Oct. 15, 1912; D:
31126; Walter H. Baker & co., Boston. 9590

— a domestic drama in 4 acts, by H. O. Hirsch.

© Helen Ottolengui Hirsch, Brooklyn : 189." ;
8535, Feb. 8. 9591

— a drama in 4 acts, by M. Manville Pope. 84
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© M. Manville Pope, Bordentown, N. J. ;
D : 1638, Mar. 21, 1902 ; 2c. Mar. 21, 1902.

9592

— dramatic incident of real life ; by Harrv
Leigh ton. [1], 23 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 5, 1913; D: 33511; Fannie B.
Leighton, New York. 9593

456

9593

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

9615

Daddy — Continued.

play in 1 act, by G. M. Brennan. 24 p.

4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 10, 1915 ; D : 40324 ; George Mar-
tin Brennan, New York. 9593a

Daddy Dimond's diamonds; comedy in 3 acts,
by I. Patten. 30 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 10, 1911; D : 24185 ; Isabella
Patton, Chicago. 9594

Daddy Duffard; play in 4 acts, by A. Chevalier
and L. Worrall. [5], 86 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 15, 1910 ; D : 22293 ; Albert Cheva-
lier and Lechmere Worrall, Stanmore, Eng-
land. 9595

Daddy Hardacre; a domestic drama in 2 acts,
by Palgrave Simpson.

© Samuel W. Lynch, New York; 1873:
10882, Sept. 22. 9596

a drama in 2 acts, by Palgrave Simpson.

© Edward Coleman, United States; 1873:
9646, Aug. 28. 9597

Daddy Long-Legs; play in 4 acts, by J. Web-
ster. 174 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 7, 1914; D: 36276; Jean Web-
ster, New York. 9597a

Daddy McFinn; or, Divilish whiskey, an orig-
inal 1 act dramatic composition, by R. M.
Carroll.

© R. M. Carroll. United States; 1873: 11909,
Oct. 17. 9598

Daddy Nollan; a domestic comedy drama, by
D. Sully.

© Dan Sully, United States; 1886:2461,
Jan. 29. 9599

Daddy Steve; a play in 4 acts, by J. Bonner.
© John Bonner, San Francisco ; 1889 : 5897,
Feb. 20. 9600

Daddy Tecalco; an original Aztec comic opera
in 3 acts, written by P. Morse, composed by
Don N. Long.

© Palmer Morse, Denver ; 1898 : 60963, Oct.
17. 9601

Daddy's boy; Mexican comic opera in 3 acts,
by G. B. Seitz and Marguerite DeFoYrest-
Anderson. [145] p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. July 11, 1911; D: 24666; George
Brackett Seitz, Brookline, Mass. 9602

Daddy's darling; a domestic comedy drama in 4
acts, by D. Sully.

© Daniel Sully, United States ; 1889 : 28940,
Nov. 8. 9603

Daddy's treasure; a drama in 6 acts, by R. E.
Van der Kar.

© Rebecca Elizabeth Van der Kar, Brooklyn ;
D:7423, Oct. 19, 1905. 9604

Daddy's voice; a vaudeville sketch, by H. D.
Rose. 9 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Heloise Durant Rose, New York; D:
3492, May 26, 1903; 2c. May 26, 1903. 9605

Dad's angel; a comedy in 4 acts.

© Warren and Geo. M. Noble, Guthrie,
Okl. ; 1897 : 11862, Feb. 18. 9606

Dad's boy; a comedy drama, by Eunice Good-
rich.

© William Pottle, jr., Chicago; 1887:
17429, July 7. 9607

Dad's clium; musical comedy tlrama in 4 acts,
by Chas. T. Vincent and A. Trahern.

© Al Trahern, New York ; D : 8429, Apr.
26, 1906. 9608

Dad's daughters; farce in 3 acts, by T. A.
Ryan. 81 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 11, 1915 ; D : 39952 ; Thomas A.
Ryan, Yonkers, N. Y. 9608a

Dad's farm; or, Dairyland to Fairyland.

© Frank Johnson, Boston ; 1894 : 61803,
Dec. 31. 9609

Dad's girl. See Thief (A) in the house.
Dad's girls. Ms.

© Henshaw, Feeley and Pagett, Chicago;
1892:34371, Aug. 20; Ic. Aug. 30. 9610

Dad's namesake; sketch in 1 act, by G. Thurs-
ton. [1], 8 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 13, 1912; D : 30251 ; Grace
Thurston, Chicago. 9611

Dad's other son; drama in 4 acts, by A. A.
Names. 58 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 8, 1915; D : 39343 ; Arthur A.
Names, McCracken, Kan. 9611a

Dad's side partner; a comedy drama in 3 acts
[by Chas. W. Chase] 134 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Mazie Trumbull, New York ; D : 7693.
Dec. 11, 1905; 2c. May 28, 1906. 9612

Dad's son-in-law; an American play in 4 acts,
by G. Barr.

© George Barr, Buffalo ; 1894 : 5362, Jan. 22.

9613

Damon (Der); drama in 3 aufziigen, von Fer-
dinand Wittenbauer. Berlin, Berliner the-
ater-verlag, 1911. 70 p. 8°.

© Ic. Aug. 27, 1912; D: 30649; Alfred
Spitz, New York. 9614

Damon weib; ein ehe-drama in 3 akten, von
Otto Griind. 61 p. 4". Mimeographed.

© Ic. Nov. 27, 1911; D: 25866; Alfred
Spitz, New York. 9615

457

9616

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

9636

Damonen; schauspiel in 4 akten, von Hans von
Wentzel. Berlin, Vita, deutsches veiiagshaus,
1907. 3 p. 1., [5]-142 p. 12°.

© Vita, (loiitsches verlasshaus, Berlin; D:
10783, June 17, 1907 ; 2c. June 17, 1907. 9616

Daffodil farm; a pastoral musical play in 3
acts, by Rodcric C. Penfield and J. K. Bangs.
102 p. 8°. Typewritten.

© John Keiulrick Bangs and Roderic C.
Penfield, New York; D : 3413, May 11, 1903;
2c. Sept. 3, 1903. 9617

Dafify-down-dilly; an original musical comedy,
by I. S. Cobb.

© Irvin S. Cobb, New York; D:1202.'5.
.Tan. 2, 1908. 9618

Daffy (The) fan; play in 1 act, by Jack Gor-
man. [7] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 2, 1912; D: 28998; Al Ray-
nard, Cambridge, Mass. 9619

Daffy dills (The) from Dixie; comedy in 1 act,
by A. Hoffman. 34 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 10, 1915 ; D : 40894 ; Aaron Hoff-
man, New York. 9619a

Dagg-er-hoop act; by T. W. Leonard.

© Thomas AVilliam Leonard, Richmond;
1897 : 4844.5, Aug. 28 ; 2c. Sept. 2. 9620

Dagger (The) of Ninevah; a complete playlet,
by Le INIar Dorome (Maude Estelle Doane)

© IMaude Estelle Doane, Philadelphia; D:
14858, Jan. 20, 1909. 9621

play in 1 act. by Le Mar Dorome [pseud.

of M. 'e. Doane] 10 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 17. 1910; D : 23221 ; Maude Es-
telle Doane, Philadelphia. 9622

Dagmar; a play in 4 acts, by J. Harrison. 91 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© John Harrison, Washington; 1885:

17628, Aug. 19; 2c. Oct. 7. 9623

Dago (The); an American drama, by C. S. Rus-
sell.

© Chas. S. Russell, Philadelphia; 1882:
19370, Nov. 15. 9624

a comedv-drama in 3 acts and 8 scenes,

adapted by'R. F. Carroll. 101 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Richard F. Carroll. New York; 1891:
9837, Mar. 16 ; 2c. Mar. 16. 9625

play in 1 act, by H. B. Mitchel. [2], 11 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 4, 1914 ; D : 36935 ; Helen Butler
Mitchel, Detroit. 9625a

Dago (The) and the monk; a drama in 1 act, by
J. Barney.

© James Barney, Yonkers, N. Y.; 1900 A:
10139, Apr. 21. 9626

Dago (The) and the monk — Continued.

a vaudeville sketch, by N. Levy. 9 p.

4".

Typewritten.

© Nathan Levy, Chicago ; D : 16181, June
28, 1909; 2c. June 28. 1909. 9627

Dagobert; a drama in 4 acts, adapted from
Eugene Sue's novel The wandering Jew, by
Nelson Wheatcroft and G. Backus.

© George Backus, Columbus, O. ; 1894;
• 56941, Dec. 7. 9628

Dagobert, the faithful soldier; a romantic
drama in a prologue and 3 acts, by J. C. Cow-
per and C. P. I'idgin, from Eugene Sue's The
wandering Jew.

© John C. Cowper, Chelsea, Mass.. and
Charles F. Pidgin, Boston ; 1877 : 103.'i5,
Sept. 8. 9629

Dago's (The) love; dramatic sketch, by Herbert
H. Scheibel. 6 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 16, 1911; D : 23099 ; H. H.
Scheibel, Council Bluffs, la. 9630

Daheim; 1 akt, von Emil Rosenow. Berlin. F.
Bloch erben, 1911. 48 p. 8°.

© Ic. Nov. 9, 1911 ; D : 25718 ; Felix Bloch
erben, Berlin. 9631

Daily bread; drama in 4 acts, by B. Dierkes.

© Bernard Dierkes, St. Louis ; D : 2422.
Oct. 8, 1902. 9632

— Same. 119 p. 8°. Typewritten.

© Bernard Dierkes, St. Louis ; D : 2211,
Aug. 11, 1902 ; 2c. Sept. 25, 1902. 9633

— melodrama in 5 acts, bv Paul de IMartiny,
tr. by D. St. Cyr. 121 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Dirce St. Cyr, New York ; D : 14356, Nov.
23, 1908; 2c. Nov. 23, 1908. 9634

play in 1 act, by M. L. Mason. 12 p. 4".

Typewritten.

© Ic. May 12, 1915 ; D : 40626 ; Mary Lord
Mason, New York. g634a

Daily doings; a comic drama in 3 acts, by P. H.
McTigue. [2], 84 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Aug. 23, 1909; 2c. Aug. 26, 1909; D:
16659; Patrick Henry McTigue, Chicago.

9635

Daimio's (The) head; or, A masque of old
Japan, play in 5 scenes, by T. W. Stevens
and K. S. Goodman, produced by The art
student's league, The art institute, Chicago,
1911. 32 p. 8°.

© Apr. 15, 1911; 2c. Apr. 24, 1911; D:
24040; Thomas Wood Stevens and Kenneth
Sawyer Goodman, Chicago. 9636

See also Masques of East and West.

458

9637

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

9657

Daimio's (The) liead and other masques; by
T. W. Stevens and K. S. Goodman. Chicago,
Stage guild [1912] 90 p. 12".

Contents : The daimio's head. — Monte-
zuma.— Quetzal's bowl.

© Apr. 1, 1912; 2c. May 16, 1912; D:
29728 ; Kenneth Sawyer Goodman and Thomas
Wood Stevens, Chicago. 9637

Dainty and tough; messenger burlesque, by
J. J. Mullane. 4 p. f. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 16, 1911; D: 25502; John J.
Mullane, Galveston, Tex. 9638

Dainty divorcees; by Grace Altman Fendler.
2.3 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 7, 1910 ; D : 20373 ; Mrs. Henry
S. Fendler, Los Angeles. 9639

Dainty Dolly; a musical drama in 3 acts, scenes
in old England and Baltimore, Md., period
about 1690.

© Maurice Douglas Flattery, Boston; D:
3887, Aug. 11, 1903. 9640

Dainty (The) Parisians; by J. H. Curtin.

© .Tames H. Curtin, New York; 1900 A:
5087. Feb. 24. 9641

Dainty (The) Quakeress; 1 act comedy, by M.
Ott. [1], 63 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 7, 1912 ; D : 30464 ; Matthew Ott,
AVollaston, Mass. 9642

Dairy farm; play in 4 acts, by Eleanor Merron
Cowper. 119 p. 8°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 2.5, 1910; D : 20297 ; Darcy &
Wolford, inc., New York. 9643

a romance of Sleepy Hollow, a pastoral

play, in 4 acts, by Eleanor Merron. Typewrit-
ten.

© Jas. H. Wallick. New York ; 1899 : 55863,
Aug. 31 ; 2c. Sept. 15. 9644

Dairy maid (The); rural, miniature, musical

comedy, book, lyrics and music, by E. Clark.

[1], 25 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Sept. 21. 1914; D: 38270; Edward

Clark, Brooklyn. 9644a

Dairyland to Fairyland. See Caracas. — Dad's
farm.

Dairymaids (The); a new and original musical
play in 2 acts, lyrics by Paul A. Rubens and
Arthur Wimperis. music by Paul A. Rubens
and Frank E. Tours. London, Melbourne,
Chappell & CO., 1906. 25 p. 8". [Lyrics only]
© Chappell & CO., London ; D : 8377, Apr.
18, 1906 ; 2c. Apr. 18, 1906. 9645

Daisies; a May-pole dance, by Harriette Wilbur.
Lebanon, O., March brothers [1908] cover-
title, 4 p. 12°. (Harriette Wilbur's series of
flower plays)

© March bros., Lebanon, O. ; D : 13882, Sept.
21, 1908 ; 2c. Nov. 9, 1908. 9646

Daisy; comedie en 1 acte, par Tristan Bernard.
Paris, Librairie theatrale, 1904. 32 p. 12".

© L. Michaud, Paris; D : 5944, Dec. 22,
1904; 2c. Dec. 22. 1904. 9647

a comic romantic opera in 3 acts, libretto

and music by T. H. Northrup.

© Theo. Havermeyer Northrup, Galveston,
Tex.; 1893:4718, Jan. 23. 9648

a drama in 5 acts, by W. D. Eaton, founded

on G. M. Fenn's novel, The parson o' Dum-
ford.

© William D. Eaton, Washington; 1883:
4080, Mar. 5. 9649

— or. The diamond necklace, a comedy in 4
acts, bv G. B. Davis. Richmond, Va., 1890.
38 p. 8°.

© George B. Davis, Richmond ; 1890 : 15443,
May 10; 2c. Aug. 2. 9650

-or. The doctor's wife, a comedy-drama in 4

acts, by Leu M. Sherwood (L. D. Mullen)

© Len D. Mullen, Selma, Ala.; 1883:461,
Jan. 8. 9651

Daisy and Don. See Tell-tale eyes.

Daisy Brown; or, A troubled lover, by A.
McKee.

© Alice McKee, Cicero, Ind. ; 1898:7003,
Jan. 21. 9652

Daisy farm; an original drama in 4 acts, by
Henry .1. Byron. New American ed., correctly
reprinted from the original authorized acting
ed. New York, H. Roorbach [1889] 1 1., 53 p.
12°. ( [ Roorbach's American ed. of acting plays
no. 13])

© Harold Roorbach, New York; 1889:
37515, Dec. 9; 2c. Dec. 14. 9653

a pastoral drama in 4 acts, by L. W.

Sparks. 74 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Lyle Weaver Sparks, Kansas City, Mo. ;
D:2983, Feb. 12, 1903; 2c. Feb. 12, 1903.

9654

Daisy from up there; original 1 act character
comedy, by E. Stoddard.

© Evalyne Stoddard, New York; D:1208,
Dec. 24, 1901. 9655

Daisy Garland's fortune; a sensational comedy
drama in 5 acts, by Edwin A. Davis. Clyde,
O., Ames publishing co. [1894] 1 p. I., 23 p.
12°. (Ames' series of standard and minor
drama, no. 343)

© Ames pub. co., Clyde, O. ; 1894:57414,
Dec. 10 ; 2c. Dec. 14. 9656

Daisy land.

© Ned Wayburn's vaudeville attractions,
inc.. New York ; D : 8342, Apr. 7, 1906. 9657

459

9658

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

9674

Daisy Miller; a comedy in 3 acts, by H. James, Dama (La) di picchi (Queen of spades); lyric

jr.

© Henrv James, jr., United States; 1882:
6925, May 1. 9658

Daisy Thorne; or. Little flow'ret, an original
American comic opera in 2 acts, libretto by
J. N. Port, music by Thos. P. Westendorf.
Philadelpbia, J. M. Stoddart & co. [1882] 41
p. 12°. [Libretto only]

© J. M. Stoddart, Philadelphia; 1882:
/456, May 8 ; 2c. Dec. 19. 9659

Dakota; a drama in 4 acts, by E. F. Kreyer.
© Edmund F. Kreyer, Chicago ; D : 1781,
Apr. 24, 1902. 9660

a play in 4 acts, by J. Fowler and E. C.

Whitton. Typewritten.

© John Fowler and Ernest C. Whitton, New
York; 1894:8279, Feb. 2; Ic. Feb. 2. 9661

Dakota (A) divorce; or. The madcap widow,
a play in 3 acts, by F. A. Mathews.

© Frances Avmar Mathews, Westfield,
N. J.; 1899:4629, Jan. 11. 9662

Dakota Tom; or, Sunshine, the waif, a drama
in prologue, 3 acts and 10 scenes, by J. C.
Welch.

© .Tames Charles Welch, San Francisco;
1885 : 23054, Nov. 4. 9663

Dalewood; a drama in 3 acts, by Mark Quinlan.
© B. F. Chase, St. Louis; 1871:8287,
Sept. 5. 9664

Dalilah; a tragic play in [a prologue and] 3
acts, by R. F. Hamaker. ii, 67 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Aug. 12, 1909; D: 16629; R. F.
Hamaker, Lancaster, Pa. 9665

Dalma und Ingomar; romantisches drama in 4
akten (mit theilweiser benutzung des romans
Krone und liebe, von Maurus Jokai) von R.
Thiem. New York, Druck von Isaac Goldmann
CO., 1907. 78 p. 12".

© Robert Thiem, Brooklyn ; D : 11728, Oct.

29, 1907 ; 2c. Nov. 23, 1907. 9666

Dalrymple's prize song; the light that nearly

failed, sketch, by G. C. Turner. 8 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. May 8, 1914 ; D : 37125 ; George Chit-
tendon Turner, Brooklyn. 9666a
Dam (The) family; a comedy, by W. J. M'Kier-
nan.

© William .L M'Kiernan, Newark, N. J. ;
1900 A : 238G0, Sept. 25. 9667

Dama (La) del velo azul; juguete comico en 1
acto y en prosa, de E. T>«')pez-Marln, refundido
de otra obra original del mismo autor.
Madrid [Sociedad de autores espanoles] 1914.
28 p. 12°.

© Sept. 17 ,1914; Ic. Sept. 21, 1914; D:
38251 ; Enrique L6pez-Marln, Madrid. 9667a

drama in 3 acts and 7 scenes [tlie original
Russian by Ivan Byelkin, pseud, of Alexander
Sergelevitch Pushkin] music by Peter Tschai-
kowsky, English version by Helen J. Harvitt.
New York, P. Rullman, 1908. cover-title, 35 p.
4°. [Words only]

© Fred Rullman, New York ; D : 14228,
Nov. 7, 1908 ; 2c. Dec. 16, 1908. 9668

Dama (La) roja; zarzuela en 1 acto, dividido
en 4 cuadros, en versa de J. B. Pont y A.
Sotillo, mfisica del maestro Ruperto Ohapi.
Madrid [Sociedad de autores espanoles] 1908.
42 p. 12°. [Libretto only]

© Juan B. Pont y Antonio Sotillo, Madrid;
D : 13793, Sept. 14, 1908 ; 2c. Sept. 14, 1908.

9669

Damage (A) suit; a 1 act farce, by Herbert
Hall Winslow. Typewritten.

© Herbert Cawthorn, Brooklyn; 1897:
69074, Dec. 11; 2c. Dec. 11. 9670

Damaged goods; drama in 3 acts, by L. Landes.

.cr-ijj^b "i-iNJNi?b ys rVi:^!! ly-iNn cr^iia

5 p. 1. 73 p. 8°. Printed.

© Dec. 31, 1913; 2c. Dec. 24, 1913; D:
35635 ; Leonard Landes, New York. 9670a

play in 3 acts, by Eugene Brieux, adapted

from the French by Guy F. Bragdon and R.
Bennett. 113 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 16, 1913; D : 34173 ; Richard
Bennett, New York. 9671

— See also Three plays; by Brieux.

Damascus (The) cross; or, The burden of
Saint Paul, by R. S. Mershon.

© Ralph Smith Merslion, Zanesville, O. ; D :
4458, Nov. 12, 1903. 9672

Damascus (The) road; drama of the awakening
in 3 acts, by J. London and AV. H. Nichols.
[1], 102 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 3, 1913 ; D : 32171 ; Jack London
and Walter H. Nichols, Monrovia, Cal. 9673

Dame (Die) aus Ostende. See Hans Hucke-
bein.

Dame (La) aux Camelias.
Heartsease,

See Camille. —

Dame (La) blanche. See Maid (The) in white.

Dame (La) de Monsoreau; a romantic drama in
5 acts, by B. G. Irving.

© Blanche G. Irving, New York; 1880:
7208, May 8. 9674

See also His majesty, the fool.

460

9675

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

9689

Dame (La) du 23; vaudeville en 3 actes, par
Paul Gavault et Albert Boiirgain. Paris, P. V.
Stock, 1904. 159 p. 12°.

© P. V. Stock, Paris; D : 5946, Dec. 22,
1904 ; 2c. Dec. 22. 1904. 9675

See also Lady (The) in twenty-three.

Dame Fortune's trio. See Batters.

Dame Greel o' Portland Town. See Plays of
the pioneers.

Dame (Die) in rot; operette in 3 akten. von
Julius Brannuer und Alfred Griinwald, musik
von Robert Winterberg. PvCgiebuch. Miinchen,
Drei ma'^ken verlag, g. m. b. h., 1911. 2 p. 1.,
129 p. 8".

© Ic. Dec. 12, 1911 ; D : 2.5995 ; Drei masken-
verlag, g. m. b. h., Munich. 9676

■ — - Same. Textbucli. 58 p. 16".

© Sept. 19, 1911; 2c. Jan. 12, 1912; D:
28291 ; Drei masken verlag, g. m. b. h.,
Munich. 9677

Dame Marjory; by J. T. Fare. 30 p. T.
Typewritten.

© John Threlfall Fare, San Francisco; D:
1871, May 12, 1902; Ic. May 12, 1902; Ic.
June 21, 1902. 9678

Dame (Die) mit den lilien; phantastisches lust-
spiel in 3 akten, von Rudolf Presber. Biih-
nen-manuskript, 1907. cover-title, 189 p. 16°.
Printed.

© Concordia deutsche verlags anstalt (Her-
mann Ehbock), Berlin; D : 12022, Dec. 31.
1907; 2c. Dec. 30, 1907. 9679

Dame (Die) und der feigling (The lady and
the coward): skizze, von M. M. Simon. 13 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 28, 1913; D : 32122 ; Max M.
Simon, New York. 9680

Dame (Die) von Moulin rouge; operette in 1
akt, von Louis Taufstein, musik von Martin
Knopf. Ausschliesslich als manuscript zu be-
trachten. Leipzig, Aug. Cranz ; Brussel, A.
Cranz ; London, Cranz & co., 1910. 26 p. 8°.
[Regiebuch]

© Ic. July 26, 1910 ; D : 21643 ; Aug. Cranz,
Leipzig. 9681

Dam en (Die) des regiments; schwank in 3
akten, von Julius Horst und Arthur Lipp-
schitz. Berlin, Ahn & Simrock, 1912. 57 p.
8°.

© Ic. Apr. 29, 1912; D: 29526; Biihnen-
verlag Ahn & Simrock, g. m. b. h., Berlin.

9682

Damenduell (Das); spieloper in 2 aufziigen, von
Carl Futterer. Basel, Selbstverlag des ver-
fassers [1914] 67 p. 8°.

© Ic. Oct. 31, 1914 ; D : 38659 ; C. Futterer,
Basel, Switzerland. 9682a

Damenwahl; lustspiel in 3 akten, von Felix
Dormann. Miinchen, Drei masken verlag,
1912. 70 p. 12°.

© Ic. June 25, 1912 ; D : 30095 ; Drei masken
verlag, g. m. b. h., Munich. 9683

Darner's gold. See New comedies.

Damnation (La) de Faust; adaptation 9, la
scene en 5 actes et 10 tableaux, par Raoul
Gunsbourg. Paris, Costallat & cie., 1906.
2 p. 1., 63 p. diagrs. 4°. (At head of title:
Hector Berlioz)

© Costallat & CO., Paris ; D : 9763, Jan. 7,
1907; 2c. Jan. 7. 1907. ^ 9684

■ dramatic legend in 4 parts, composed by

Hector Berlioz. New York, ISSO. 1 p. 1., 16 p.
8°. [Libretto only]

© Symphony society of New York, New
York ; 1880 : 8248, Mar. 1 ; 2c. Apr. 20. 9685

— Sec also Fausts verdammung.

Damnation (The) of Faust; a dramatic legend in
4 pts., by Hector Berlioz. French and English
libretto with synopsis, author's preface, and
music. Boston, O. Ditson co., 1898. vi, 30 p.
8°. (On cover: Oliver Ditson companys' stand-
ard ed. of opera librettos)

© Oliver Ditson co., Boston ; 1898 : 61892,
Oct. 20 ; 2c. Oct. 20. 9685a

(Fausts verdammung); dramatic legend in

4 pts., by Hector Berlioz, ed. by Leopold Dam-
roscli. [New York, G. Schirmer, 1880] 27 p.
8°. [English and German texts] [Libretto
only]

© G. Schirmer, New York ; 1880 : 18739, Dec.
8 ; 2c. Dec. 8. 9685b

Damning (The) of Dorien Grey; a play in 3
acts and prologue, dramatized from the novel
of Oscar Wilde, by G. C. Lounsbery. [77] p.
4°. Typev/ritten.

© Ic. July 31, 1909 ; D : 16436 ; G. Constant
Lounsbery, New York. 9686

Damon and Pythias; drama in 5 acts, adapted
from John Banim's edition, rev., ed. and made
practical for modern stage usage, by P. R.
Keene. 28 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 9, 1910 ; D : 20144 ; Phillip Rich-
ard Keene, San Jose, Cal. 9687

a negro burlesque sketch in 2 scenes, by

Charles White. New York, R. M. De Witt.

© Robert M. De Witt, New York; 1875:
7713, July 23 ; 2c. July 29. 9688

a 1 act drama, by J. S. Mansergh. Type-

written.

© J. Southcote Mansergh, Boston; 1897:
40971, July 14 ; 2c. July 14. 9689

— See also Lesson (The) of friendship.

461

9690

DEAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

9708

Damsel (The) in the diamond dress; by R.
Shields.

© Ttobert Shields, New York ; D : 9199, Oct.
6, 1906. 9690

Damsel, the dummy and the dude; a vaudeville
sketch, by M. Forrest.

© Mark Forrest, Milwaukee ; D:8072, Feb.
28. 1906. 9691

Dan; a play in 5 acts, by Howard Hurd [pseud,
of H. Taylor] [2], 63 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. .July 5, 1912 ; D : 30174 ; Harriet Tay-
lor, Chicago. 9692

or. The new South, a melodrama in 4

acts, by L. Nash and H. Shepherd. 32 p. f.
Typewritten.

© Louis Nash and Harry Shepherd, St.
Paul ; D : 555. June 7, 1901 ; 2c. June 7, 1901.

9693

Dan Brings, sheriff; a play in 1 act, by Will M.
Cressy and J. A. Golden. 13 p. 4". Type-
written.

© Joseph A. Golden, New York ; D : 14840,
Jan. 18, 1909 ; 2c. Jan. 18, 1909. 9694

Dan Cupid and company; by H. Cranston.

© Hoy Cranston, Gait, Ontario, Canada;
D:4124, Oct. 22, 1903. 9695

Dan Cupid, head coach; 3 act comedy of 'joUege
life, by Glenn M. Smith. New York, S.
French; London, S. French, ltd., 1912. 55 p.
12"».

© Aug. 29, 1912; 2c. Aug. 31, 1912; D:
30709; Samuel French, New York. 9696

Dan Darcey; an Irish comedy drama in 3 acts,
by J. C. Roach.

© James Connor Roach, New York; 1887:
23416, Sept. 15. 9697

Dan Dooley's democracy; a play in 1 act, by
S. J. Forhan. Typewritten.

© Simon J. Forhaii. Chicago; 1896:44171,
Aug. 3; 2c. Aug. 3. 9698

Dan from the West; musical comedy in 3 acts,
by J. Malloy. 3 v. 4°. Typewritten. [AVords
only]

© Ic. Sept. 10, 1915 ; D : 41874 ; J. Malloy,
Brooklyn. 9698a

Dan J. Duffy — art auctioneer; a vaudeville
sketch in 1 act, by D. J. Duffy. 32 p. f.
Tj'pewritten.

© Dan J. Duffy, Atlantic City; D: 11287,
Sept. 4, 1907; 2c. Sept. 26, 1907. 9699

Dan McCarthy's return; an Irish melodrama in
4 acts, by J. C. Wright. 97 p. f ». Typewrit-
ten.

© James C. Wright, Walden, N. Y. ; D:
8675, June 12, 1906; Ic. June 6, 1906: Ic.
June 25, 1906. 9700

Dan McGinty's troubles.

© Frank Mahara, United States; 1890:
34114, Oct. 31. 9701

Dan Maloney's raffle; an Irish extravaganza in
6 scenes.

© Joseph J. Sullivan, New York; 1883:
11646. June 25. 9702

Dan Wetherby's prize; rural comedy enter-
tainment in 3 acts, by Willis N. Bugbee.
Franklin. O., Eldridge entertainment house,
1914. 48 p. 12°.

© Nov. 15, 1914; 2c. Dec. 19, 1914; D:
39152 ; Eldridge entertainment house, Frank-
lin. O. 9702a

Dance diurnal. See Earth deities, and other
rhythmic masques.

Dance (The) dream; a novelty terpsichorean

act, by H. Short. [2], 3 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. June 21, 1912; D: 30076; Hassard

Short, New York. 9703

Dance from China; original fantastic novelty,
by T. J. Clarke. 4 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 26, 1910 ; D : 21055 ; Thomas J.
Clarke, New York. 9704

Dance (The) germ; tabloid musical comedy in 1
act, by A. P. Kelly. 14 p. 4°. Typewritten.
[Libretto only]

© Ic. June 24, 1915 ; D : 41040 ; Arthur Paul
Kelly, Rochester, N. Y. 9704a

Dance (The) hall; play in 4 acts, by Nellie and
O. T. Fiske. V34 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 6, 1912; D: 30753; Nellie and
O. T. Fiske, Hingham, Mass. 9705

Dance (The) hall girl. See Loan (The) of a
husband.

Dance-hall Sue; sketch, by F. Sargent. [2],
18 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 3, 1912; D : 30723 ; Frederic
Sargent, London. 9706

Dance (La) hypnotique. See Trilby's mirror.

Dance of Buddha; play, by A. L. Spearman.
[1], 15 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 21, 1913 ; D : 33624 ; Arthur Lee
Spearman, Chicago. 9707

Dance (The) of death. See Enticement. —
Plays; by August Strindberg.

Dance (The) of life; drama in prologue, epi-
logue and 2 acts, by E. F. Bobbins. 29 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 22, 1915; D: 41016; Emily F.
Robbins, New York. 9707a

Dance of the dolls; by F. Pier. 9 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Florida Pier, New York ; D : 7780, Dec.
29, 1905; 2c. Dec. 29, 1905. 9708

462

9709

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

9725

Dance of the fairies; an exhibition drill for Dancing (The) bear; musical travesty in 2 acts,

girls, by Eunice M. Obenschain. New York,

Dick & Fitzgerald, 190G. 1 p. 1., [5]-ll p. 12°.

© Dick & Fitzgerald, New York; D:8824,

July 12, 1906; 2c. Aug. 14, 1906. 9709

by O. Porter and Mary Ellis Smith, lyrics by
C. H. Towne. [2], 92 p. 4". Typewritten.
[Libretto only]

© Ic. Sept. 17, 1910 ; D : 22079 ; Olive Por-
ter and Chas. Hanson Towne, New York.

9719

Dance of the moon worshipers; by M. H. De
Roy.

© Mae H. De Roy, Newark, N. J. ; D : 8243, Dancing- (The) bricktops; by B. Gerard

Mar. 29. 1906.

9710

Dance (The) of the Muses; play in 1 act, by
,J. F. De Lendrecie. 2 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 18, 1915 ; D : 41805 ; Juliet F. De
Lendrecie, Fargo, N. D. 9710a

Dance (The) to death; a historical tragedy in 5
acts, by E. Lazarus.

© Emma Lazarus, New York ; 1882 : 10656,
June 28; 2c. Sept. 4. 9711

Danceland; op§ra comique, by J. N. Edwards.
[21, 64 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 2, 1912 ; D : 28189 ; John N. Ed-
wards, New York. 9712

Dancer; a comedietta in 1 act, by L. Westervelt.

© Leonidas Westervelt, New York; 1897:

43394, July 31 ; 2c. July 31. 9713

1 act playlet, by C. G. Eichel and E. A.

Colligan. [16] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 16, 1912 ; D : 28328 ; Charles G.
Eichel and Eugene A. Colligan, New York.

9714

a plav in 1 act, by Harold Newell [pseud.

of H. N. Raymond] 15 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Harold N. Ravmond, New York ; D : 7409,

Oct. 17, 1905; 2c. Oct. 17, 1905. 9715

Dancer (The) and the king; or, Lola Montez,
a romantic play in 4 acts, by J. S. Dawley. 99
p. f°. Typewritten.

© Jay Searle Dawley, Brooklyn; D:3929,
Sept. 12, 1903; 2c. Sept. 12, 1903. 9716

Dancer's (The) daughter; comedy in 3 acts, by
E. A. Houston. 88 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 12, 1913 ; D : 32660 ; Edith- A.
Houston, New York. 9717

Dancing around; modern musical spectacle in
12 scenes, bv Harold Atteridge. [New York,
Henri Rogowski] 45, [10] p. 8°. [Libretto
only]

© Ic. Nov, 17, 1914; D: 39013; Winter
garden co., New York. 9717a

Dancing attendance; a comedietta in 1 act, by
Henry L. Williams.

© R. H. Russel & son, New York; 1894:
60321, Dec. 26. 9718

© Barney Gerard, New York ; D : 13003,
May 19. 1908. 9720

Dancing (The) class; or. The dancing lesson,
play in 1 act, by Louis De Coucy. [12], 21 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 31, 1914; D: 35867; Gustave
Frohman, New York. 9720a

Dancing (The) Delilah; comic opera in 3 acts
and 1 entr'acte, by L. C. O. Haughton. [4],
83 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Jan. 12, 1912; D: 28294; Louisa
Courtauld Osburne Haughton, Baltimore.

9721

Dancing doll; a comic opei'a in 2 acts, by H.
Winslow. 103 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto
only]

© Horatio G. Winslow, New York ; D :
14781, Jan. 11, 1909; 2c. Jan. 19, 1909. 9722

Dancing dolls; by A. E. Aarons.

© Alfred E. Aarons, Philadelphia ; D :
10151, Mar. 15, 1907. 9723

fantastic comedy in l.act, by K. S. Good-
man, with a prologue by Thomas Wood
Stevens. Chicago, Stage guild, 1915. 44 p.
12".

© May 1.5, 1915; 2c. May 20, 1915; D:
40705 ; Kenneth Sawyer Goodman, Chicago.

9723a

Dancing (The) duchess; play in 2 acts, by
Clarence Vincent Kerr and R. H. Burnside.
103 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 22, 1914; D 37648; Robert H.
Burnside, New York. 9723b

Dancing (The) girl; a drama in 4 acts, by H. A.
.Jones. New York, Samuel French ; London,
Samuel French, ltd., 1907. 119 p. 8".

© Henry Arthur Jones, London ; D : 10443,
Apr. 30, 1907; 2c. Aug. 29, 1907. 9724

a farce comedy in 1 act, by C. Kelly. 4 p. 1.,

28 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 19, 1914 ; D : 38847 ; Claud Kelly,
Los Angeles. 9724a

Dancing (The) jockeys; in 1 act, 2 scenes, by
W. TurnbuU. 4 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© William Turnbull, Detroit ; D : 10239,
Mar. 30, 1907; 2c. Mar. 30, 1907. 9725

463

9726

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

9746

Dancing (The) lesson; play in 1 act, by A. D.
Benlmin. [1], 4 p. 4". Typewritten.

© tc. Dec. 1. 1913 ; D : 35211 ; Alice D. Ben-
ham, Chicago. 9726

See also Dancing- (The) class.

Dancing mad; an Ethiopian eccentricity in 1
scene. New York, Happy hours co.

© Happy lionrs eo., New Yorli; 1875:7056.
July 22 ; 2c. July 28. 9727

Dancing (The) master; by W. T. Hughes and T.
Buchanan.

© Wallace T. Hughes and Thompson Buch-
anan, Louisville ; D : 838, Sept. 5, 1901. 9728

a farce-comedy in 8 acts, by B. Eyferth.

© Bruno Evfertli, Duluth, Minn.; 1898:
15733, Mar. 7 ; 2c. Mar. 18. 9729

a farce-operetta in 1 act. by A. E. Watson.

10 p. f°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Alice E. Watson, St. Louis: D: 4208, Nov.
7, 1903: 2c. Nov. 7, 1903; 2c. Dec. 2G, 1905
(printed) 9730

play in prelude and 3 acts, by J. C. De

Kolty. 48 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 28. 1911 ; D : 23210 ; ,Tean O. De
Kolty, San Francisco. 9731

Dancing (The) mistress; musical play in 3 acts,
by .Lames T. Tanner, lyrics by Adrian Ross
and Percy Greenbaidc. music by Lionel Monck-
ton. 10(5 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto
only]

© Ic. Feb: 10, 1915 ; D : 39634 ; George Ed-
wai'des, London. 9731a

new musical play in 3 acts, by .Lames T.

Tanner, lyrics by Adrian Ross and Percy
Oreenbanlc. music by Lionel Monckton. Book
of Ivrics. London. New York [etc.] Chappell
& CO., ltd.. 1912. 30 p. 8°.

© Oct. 24. 1912 : 2e. Oct. 25, 1912 ; D : 31332 ;
Chappell & CO.. ltd.. London. 9732

Dancing (The) operettas; or. Gilbert and Sulli-
van's divertisement, introducing the most
popular melodies from lolanthe. Pinafore, IVIi-
kado, Patience, Pirates of Penzance, invented,
constructed and arr. by B. Kiralfy.

© Bolossv Kiralfy, New York ; 1886 : 23708.
Oct. 19. 9733

Dancing (The) professor and the rube; by
Charles Horwitz. 14 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© William A. Connor Edgewater, N. J. ; D :
14491, Dec. 10. 1908; 2c. Dec. 10, 1908. 9734

Dancing (The) sunbeam; comedv-dramatic play-
lot in 1 act. by E. Ross. [1], 7 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Dec. 22, 1913 ; D : 35409 ; Earle Ross.
Chicago. 9735

Dancing (The) Viennese; operetta in 2 tableaux,
by Julius Braramer and Alfred Griinwald,
English libretto by C. H. Bovill, music by Os-
car Straus. 47 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto
only]

© Ic. .Tune 29, 1912; D: 301 31; Oswald
Stoll, London. - 9736

- — -Same. [1], 29 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Li-
bretto only]

© Ic. ]May 23, 1912; D : 29748 ; Coliseum
syndicate, ltd.. London. 9737

Dancing (The) violinist; musical sketch, by F.
Wliitman. 2 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Words
only]

© Frank Whitman, Reading, Pa. ; D : 1391,
Feb. 3, 1902 ; 2c. Feb. 4, 1902. 9738

Dancing with Nana.

© Albert J. Bouvier, Fall River, Mass. ; D :
4105, Oct. 17, 1903. 9739

Dandolo; a tragedy in 5 acts, by J. H. Gamier.

© .John H. Garnier, Lucknow, Canada ;
1893 : 22823, May 11. 9740

Dandy dialogues for Christmas; by Harriette
Wilbur and others. Boston, W. H. Baker &
CO., 1911. [180] p. 12°.

© Apr. 25, 1911; 2c. Apr. 26, 1911; D:
24059 ; Walter H. Baker & co., Boston. 9741

Dandy Dick; a play in 3 acts, by A. Pinero. New
York, Chicago. United States book co. [1893]
1 p. 1., [51-162 p. 12°.

© Arthur Pinero, England; 1893:2677, Jan.
11 ; 2c. .Jan. 23. 9742

sketch, by C. H. Shepherd. [3], 20 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 1, 1912 ; D : 28510 ; Charles Hora-
tio Shepherd, New York. 9743

Dandy Dick Whittington; a comic opera in 2
acts, by George R. Sims and Ivan Carvll. Lon-
don, Chappell & CO., 1895. 34 p. 12°. [Li-
bretto only]

© Chappell & CO., London ; 1895 : 12790, Mar.
4 ; Ic. Mar. 4. 9744

Dandy Dimock, the cracksman; a dramatic
sketch, bv M. Forrest. (In Once a vear, Nov.
10. 1902)

© IMark Forrest, IMilwaukee; D:2624, Nov.
7, 1902 ; 2c. Nov. 28, 1902. 9745

1

Dandy (The) dolls.
Fitzmaurice.

See Five plays; by G.

Dandy (The) fifth; a military comedy-drama
in 3 acts, by F. H. Gassaway.

© Frank H. Gassaway, San Francisco ;
1890:.3669, Jan. 28. 9746

464

9747

COPYKIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

9769

Dandy (The) thieves; dramatic composition, by
Fred Karno [pseud, of Frederick Westcott]
13 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. IMar. 10, 1910 ; D : 20416 ; Alf Reeves,
New York. 9747

See also His majesty's guests.

Dane's dress suit case; a farce in 1 scene, by
Robert C. V. IMeyers. Boston, W. H. Baker
& CO., 1909. 9 p. 12°.

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston ; D : 14343,
Nov. 21, 1908 ; 2c. Dec. 16. 1908. 9748

Danger; a drama, by T. S. Artliur.

© J. M. Stoddart & co., Philadelphia ; 1875 :
1579. Feb. 18. 9749

■ drama in 1 act, by A. L. McCormick and

J. B. Weeks.

© A. L. McCormick and John B. Weeks,
New York ; 1899 : 36920, June 3 ; Ic. June 3.

9750

a play in 4 acts, by J. B. Matthews.
© J. Brander Matthews, New York; 1873:

13430, Nov. 19.

9751

sensational drama in 4 acts, by E. F. Ches-
ter. 116 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 28, 1913 ; D : 33085 ; Ernest Ford
Chester, New York. 9752

Danger ahead; a drama, by J. E. Dunn.

© Julia E. Dunn, San Francisco; 1874:
10283, Aug. 4. 9753

Danger (Le) de I'autre; comedie en 1 acte, de
Louis Verneuil. Paris, C. Joubert, 1913. 32
p. 8".

© Oct. 1, 1913; 2c. Oct. 25, 1913; D: 34839;
Joubert, Paris. 9754

Danger (The) in being a good singer. See
Life shadows.

Danger (The) line; 1 act play, by M. B. Brown.
[2], 22 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 20, 1915 ; D : 42034 ; Maude Bass
Brown, Toledo, O. 9754a

play in 3 acts, by J. Jex. [123] p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. July 2, 1913; D : 33689 ; John Jex,
New York. 9755

Danger (The) of ideals; a sketch, by William
M. Blatt and H. S. Hadfield. 17 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© H. S. Hadfield, New York ; D : 4657, Feb.
26, 1904 ; 2c. Feb. 26, 1904. 9756

Danger (The) point; drama in 1 act, by E. Fore-
man. [16] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 7, 1911 ; D : 24420 ; Edgar Fore-
man, New York. 9757

Danger Point light; an entirely original protean
melodrama in 3 acts, by G. W. Bateman.

© George W. Bateman, Cincinnati ; 1882 :
872, Jan. 17. 9758

Danger (The) signal; a drama in 2 acts, by T. S.
Denison. Chicago, T. S. Denison, 1883. 1 p. 1.,
42 p. 12°. ( [The star drama] )

© T. S. Denison, Chicago ; 1883 : 20417, Nov.
5 ; 2c. Nov. 10. 9759

Same.

© by Jane D. Hartman, Hillsboro, O., as
next of kin of the author who is not living,
in renewal for 28 years. Renewal no. 2233,
Oct. 13, 1911. Original entry, Nov. 5, 1883, no.
20417. 9760

-melodrama in 1 act, by M. R. Palmer. 7

p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 10, 1911; D: 23905; Martha
Royle Palmer, Salt Lake City. 9761

a play in 4 acts, by H. C. De Mille.

© Henry C. De Mille, New York; 1890:
40319, Dec. 19. 9762

Dangerous (A) buckboard; a comedy in 3 acts,
by H. G. Carleton.

© Henry Guy Carleton, New York; 1895:
28004, May 23. 9763

Dangerous (A) double; drama in 4 acts, by Jean
Barrymore. 64 p. f. Typewritten.

© United amusement co., Erie, Pa. ; D : 8.519,
May 14, 1906 ; 2c. June 29, 1906. 9764

Dangerous (A) fellow; a comedy, by W. Sikes
and Olive Logan.

© Wirt Sikes, New York ; 1872 : 10108, Sept.
20. 9765

Dangerous (A) game; 4 act melodrama.

© Richard L. Crescy, Chicago ; D : 1316,
Jan. 18. 1902. 9766

romantic play in 5 acts, by H. Fitzgerald.

[34] p. f*. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 30, 1915 ; D : 42129 ; Harrington
Fitzgerald, Philadelphia. 9766a

a rural melodrama in 4 acts, by Charles J.

Campbell and R. M. Skinner. 90 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© C. J. Campbell and Ralph M. Skinner,
New York ; D : 4789, Mar. 25, 1904 ; 2e. Mar. 25,
1904. 9767

Dangerous (A) gift; a comedy drama in 4 acts,
by C. A. Clarke.

© Carrie Ashley Clarke, Dixon, III. ; 1897 :
18639, Mar. 22. 9768

Dangerous (A) guest; a comedy drama with
spectacular scenic effects, by A. B. Murphy.

© Antoinette Blanche Murphy, Tucson, Ariz. ;
1900 A : 26867, Oct. 29. 9769

5379°— 15-

-30

465

9770

DBAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

9794

Dangerous joy; a drama in 1 act, adapted from
the French of Eniile de Girardin's La joie fait
peur, by C. Rockwell.

© Charles llockwell, New York ; 1873 : 7235,
June 24. 9770

Dangerous (A) life.

© Joe Gaspard, New York; D:6944, July

10, 1905. 9'^'^^

Dangerous (A) man; by Bernard Kling. 4 p.
f°. Typewritten.

© M. J. Guth, Yonkers, N. Y. ; D:2358,
Sept. 20, 1902 ; 2c. Sept. 20, 1902. 9772

Dangerous (A) meeting; a play in 1 act, by N.
Doree.
© Nadage Doree, New York ; D : 6110, Jan.

11, 1905. 9773

Dangerous (The) Mrs. Delaney; by George M.
Cohan.

© Ellinore sisters. New York ; 1S9S : 75510,
Dec. 24 ; 2c, Dec. 24. 9774

Dangerous news; a 1 act comedy, by Minnie
Maildern [pseud, of M. M. Fiske]

© Arthur E. Miller, New York ; 1886 : 26823,
Nov. 27. 9775

Dangerous (A) precedent; a drama in 5 acts
and 6 scenes, by L. V. Grand.

© Laura Virginia Grand, Chicago ; D : 9782,
Jan. 12, 1907. 9776

Dangerous pride.

© Harrison Robertson, Louisville ; 1886 : 4772.
Feb. 26. 9777

Dangerous (A) redemption; a melodrama, by
G. McVeain.

© George McVeain, New York ; 1888 : 20394,
July 14. 9778

Dangerous (A) woman.

© Alfred Reeves, Brooklyn ; D : 4404, Dec.
18, 1903. 9779

melodrama in 3 acts, by H. W. Williams, jr.

© Harry AV. Williams, jr., Pittsburgh; D:
4400, Dec. 17, 1903. 9780

a society drama in 4 acts, adapted and re-
written from Bartley Campbell's play, Fate,
by Berkely E. Pusely.

© C. R. Gardiner, New York; 1881:3435,
Mar. 8. 9781

Dangers of a dark city; a melodrama in 4 acts,
by A. Kennedy (Oliver North)

© Alfred Kennedy, New York; 1891:9590,
Mar. 13. 9782

Dangers of a great city; a melodrama in 5 acts,
by A. Kennedy (Oliver North)

© Alfred Kennedy, New York ; 1891 : 9588,
Mar. 13. 9783

Dangers of New York; a melodrama in 4 acts,
by A. Kennedy (Oliver North)

© Alfred Kennedy, New York; 1891:9591,
Mar. 13. 9784

Dangers of our great city; a melodrama in 4
acts, by A. Kennedy (Oliver North)

© Alfred Kennedy, New York; 1891:9589,
Mar. 13. 9785

Dangers of the sea. See Shipwreck.

Dangle (The) woman; by J. L. Cole. 8 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Julia L. Cole, New York ; D : 4032, Sept.
30, 1903; 2c. Sept. 23, 1903. 9786

Danicheffs (The); a play and dramatic composi-
tion.

© Sheridan Shook and A. IM. Palmer, New
York ; 1877 : 767, Jan. 17 ; 2c. Jan. 24. 9787

Daniel; by M. R. Brown. 12 p. f°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Michael Robert Brown, Punxsutawney,
Pa. ; D : 10822, June 21, 1907 ; 2c. June 14,
1907. 9788

■biblical drama in 2 acts, by M. R. Brown.

[75] p. f". Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 3, 1912 ; D : 29272 ; Michael Rob-
ert Brown, Punxsutawney, Pa. 9789

drama en 4 actos y en prosa, original de

J. Dicenta. Madrid [Sociedad de autores es-
pafioles] 1907. 89 p. 12°.

© Joaquin Dicenta, Madrid ; D : 10545, May
11, 1907 ; 2c. May 11, 1907. 9790

•a spectacular biblical drama in 5 acts, by

E. J. White. Typewritten.

© Arthur W. Tams, New York; 1900 A:
15228, June 19 ; 2c. June 21. 9791

Daniel and his adventures in the court of
King Nebuchadnezzar; dramatic and spectac-
ular story, scenario by P. Davis. [13] p. 4°.
© Ic. Mar. 28, 1911 ; D : 23783 ; Paul Davis,
New York. 9792

Daniel and his three companions; play in 3
acts, by S. P. Hendrickson. [44] p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. May 27, 1914; D: 37138; Susannah
PuUin Hendrickson, Kennedy Heights, O.

9792a

Daniel Boone.

© James Q. Baird and Samuel H. Sheaur,
Indianapolis ; 1876 : 771, Jan. 15. 9793

a dramatic arrangement of events in the

early history of Kentucky, by E. W. Weaver.

© E. W. Weaver, Paris, Ky. ; 1896 ; 11384,
Feb. 19. 9794

466

9795

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

9814

Daniel Boone — Continued.

or, I never break my vow, a drama in 4

acts and 6 pictures, by F. Whittaker and J.

Schonberg.

© Frederick Whittaker and James Schon-
berg, New York ; 1873 : 8953, Aug. 8. 9795

or. The pioneers of Kentucky, a historical

dramatization in 5 acts and 5 tableaux, by
J. A. Stevens.

© John A. Stevens, Baltimore ; 1873 : 11165,
Sept. 30. 9796

— See also Historical stories in dramatic

form.

Daniel Boone on the trail; by R. H. Harris.
41 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Robt. H. Harris, Bloomington, Ind. ; D :
9383, Nov. 5, 1906; 2c. Nov. 5, 1906. 9797

Daniel Boone, the avenger. See On the trail.

Daniel Boone, the pioneer of Kentuckee.

© J. W. Garner and Cora Herkimer, United
States ; 1874 : 14452, Nov. 30. 9798

Daniel Boone, the pioneer of Kentucky; drama
in prologue and 4 acts, by J. Thompson.

© John Thompson, Buffalo ; 1873 : 4677, Apr.
30. 9799

Daniel Boone the woodman; or. The homestead
on the Cane-tuck-ee, by C. E. Thomas. 11 p.
f". Typewritten.

© Charles Edward Thomas, Columbus City,
la. ; D : 13545, July 22, 1908 ; 2c. July 22, 1908.

9800

Daniel Danieli; drama in 4 acts adapted from
the German of Richard Voss, by S. M. Fried-
man. 135 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 19, 1912; D: 30571; Sara M.
Friedman, Winnetka, 111. 9801

Daniel Deronda; by M. Morton.

© Martha Morton, New York State; 1883:
21402, Nov. 19. 9803

by Mrs. J. H. Selz. 71 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Mrs. J. H. Selz, Chicago; D: 11343, Sept.
13, 1907 ; 2c. Sept. 13, 1907. 9803

drama in 4 acts, by J. Spivack.

njr "jiD fptops 4 ^»j< i<r:x-n ;x-iJX"i^n bx^Ji

87 p. 8°. Ms.

© Ic. Mar. 6, 1913; D: 32846; Jonah Spi-
vack, Chicago. 9804

a play in 5 acts, adapted from George El-
iot's celebrated novel of the same name, by
W. G. Scott.

© Wisner Gillette Scott, Elmira, N. Y. ;
1878 : 13229, Nov. 15. 9805

Daniel Deronda — Continued.
See also Woodcourt's wife.

Daniel in Babylon; play in 4 acts, by S. P. Hen-
drickson. 148 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 8, 1914; D: 38502; Susannah
Pullin Hendrickson. Cincinnati, O. 9805a

Daniel in the lions' den; by H. J. Hesenwinkle.

© Henry J. Hesenwinkle, St. Paul; 1896;
30858, May 21. 9806

Daniel O'Connell; or. The liberator, a comedy
drama in 4 acts, by J. Robertson.

© James Robertson, New York ; 1878 : 1207,
Jan. 28. 9807

Daniel O'Connell, the Irish barrister; play in
1 act, by J. A. Murphy. 21 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Apr. 29, 1913; D: 33093; Joseph A.
Murphy, Jersey City. 9808

Daniel O'Connell, the liberator; a drama, by
J. E. Barrett.

© John E. Barrett, Scranton, Pa. ; D : 7660,
Dec. 5, 1905. 9809

a romantic drama in 4 acts, by H. Stanton.

© Hugh Stanton, Philadelphia ; 1892 : 45294,
Nov. 7. 9810

Daniel (The) of lerne. See Uncrowned (An)
king.

Daniel O'Rourke and the fairies; or. The fairy
circle, a romantic Irish drama in 3 acts,
adapted by D. H. Fitzpatrick.

© D. H. Fitzpatrick, Waukegan, 111. ; 1886 :
10366, May 1. 9811

Daniel Rochat. See Civil marriage.

Daniel Rochat's marriage; a play adapted from
the French of Victorien Sardou, by Josep Syd-
ney (Jos§ F. Godoy)

© Josg F. Godoy, San Francisco; 1880:
16411, Oct. 29. 9812

Daniel Webster. See Historical stories in dra-
matic form.

Danites (The); or, The heart of the Sierras,
an idyllic drama in 5 acts, by Joaquin Miller
[i. e. Cincinnatus Heine Miller]

© McKee Rankin, New York ; 1877 : 10271,
Sept. 6. 9813

Danites (The) in the Sierras; a drama in 4
acts by Joaquin Miller [i.e. Cincinnatus Heine
Miller] San Francisco, The California pub-
lishing company, 1882. 2 p. 1., p. [107]-203.
16°. (With his '49, a California drama)

© C. H. Miller, New York ; 1882 : 9436, June
8 ; 2c. June 8. 9814

Danny; comedy drama in 1 act, by O. H. O'Don-
nell. [1], 15 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 30, 1915 ; D : 41870 ; Charles H.
O'Donnell, New York. 9814a

467

9815

DKAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

9835

Danny — Continiiecl.

vaudeville sketch, by L. Sharkey. 5 p. 4".

Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 26, 1911; D: 25320; T^a^rence

Sharkey. Philadelphia.

9815

Danny's dad; a musical farce in 3 acts, by F.
Howe, jr.

© Frank Howe, jr., Philadelphia; D : 6587,
Apr. 13, 1905. 9816

Dans de beaux draps; comgdie-bouffe en 1 acte,
par Ilosal-Berrv et Jean Carwald. Paris, C.
Joubert, 1913. 29 p. 8°.

© Nov. 8, 1913 ; 2c. Nov. 17, 1913 ; D : 35092 ;
Joubert, Paris. 9817

Dans la foret; 15 chansons de printemps, po6mes
de Maui-ice Bouchor, musique de Andre Ge-
dalce. Paris, Enoch & cie., 1902. cover-title,
74 p. 4".

© Enoch & CO., Paris ; D : 2738, Dec. 19, 1902 ;
2c. Dec. 16, 1902. 9818

Dan's tribulations; a local comedy, 3 acts and
3 scenes, by E. Harrigan.

© Edward Harrigan, New York; 1884:

6970, Mar. 31. 9819

Dans un fauteuil; comedie-bouffe en 1 acte et
2 tableaux par Saint-Paul et Maurice Lupin.
Paris, C. Joubert, 1907. 64 p. 12".

© Joubert, Paris ; D : 10739, June 11, 1907 ;
2c. June 11, 1907. 9820

Danse d'everon; a dramatic playlet in 1 act, by
B. B. Anthony and H. M. Cheshire. 7 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 18, 1911; D: 23396; Harold M
Cheshire and B. B. Anthony, New York. 9821

Danse deceptive; by H. Whitney. Typewritten

© Howard Whitney, New York; 1897.

22609, Apr. 10 ; 2c. Apr. 10. 9822

Danse (La) devant le miroir; piece en 3 actes,
par F. de Curel. 22 p. (In La Petite illus-
tration, no. 48, 31 Janvier 1914; sgrie-theatre,
no. 28)

© Jan. 31, 1914; 2c. Mar. 17, 1914; D:
30382 ; Francjois de Curel, Paris. 9822a

Danseur (Le) inconnu; comedie en 3 actes, par
T. Bernard. 32 p. 4°. (L' Illustration thga-
trale, no. 149)

© May 14, 1910 ; 2c. June 4, 1910 ; D : 21251 ;
Tristan Bernard, Paris. 9823

See also TJnbekannte (Der) tanzer.

musical comedy in 2 acts,

Danseuse (The); a
by R. A. Barnet.

© R. A. Barnet, Dorchester, Mass
45250, Aug. 11.

Danseuse (La) de Pompei; op^ra -ballet en 5
actes et 8 tableaux, [de] Henry Ferrare et
Henri Cain, d'apros le roman de Jean Berthe-
rov, musique de Jean Nougues. Paris, Enoch
& cie., 1912. 75 p. 12". [Libretto only]

© Dec. 27, 1912 ; 2c. Dec. 28, 1912 ; D : 31817 ;
Enoch & CO.. Paris. 9825

Dante; a divine drama from the Italian, by M. A.
Hall.

© Margaret Alice Hall, New York; 1888:
6325, Feb. 29. 9826

a drama, by .T. F. X. O'Conor. [Philadel-
phia, Press of McManus] 56, [1] p. 2 ports.
12".

© J. F. X. O'Conor, Philadelphia ; D : 5225,
June 8, 1904 ; Ic. Aug. 1, 1904. 9827

drama in a prologue and 4 acts, by V. Sar-

dou and Emile Moreau. rendered into English
bv Laurence Irving. New York, V. Ciocia,
printer [1903] 60 p. 12".

© Victorien Sardou, Paris; D : 3223, Apr.
2, 1903 ; 2c. Apr. 2, 1903. 9828

a drama in 2 tableaux and 6 acts. Wash-

1897 :
9824

ington. Printed, not published, by George Lan-
sing Raymond [1908] 2 p. 1., [7]-141 p. 12°.

© G. L. Ravmond, Washington ; D : 12144,
Jan. 8, 1908 ; 2c. Jan. 8, 1908. 9829

drama in verse, in 4 acts and 7 scenes, by

H. D. Rose. 32 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© H^loi'se Durant Rose, New York ; D : 3555,
June 8, 1903 ; Ic. June 8, 1903. 9830

a dramatic poem, by HgloTse Durant Rose.

New York. M. Kennerley, 1910. 6 p. 1., [11]-
244 p. front. 12°.

© Oct. 1, 1910 ; 2c. Feb. 4, 1911 ; A : 280584 ;
Mitchell Kennerley, New York. 9831

a Florentine romance, in 3 acts, by E. Wil-
liams.

© Espv W. H. Williams, New Orleans;
1892 : 20794, May 16. 9832

opera en 4 actes, livret de Edouard Blau, tr.

par H. J. W. Cox, musique par Beuj. Godard.
[Paris, E. Dupre, 1890] 1 p. 1., 331 p. 8°.
[French text only]

© H. J. Wilson Cox, Boston ; 1890 : 15879,
May 14 ; 2c. June 26. 9833

Dante and Beatrice; by Sara King Wiley. New
York, The Macmillan company, 1909. xv p.,
1 I., 130 p. 12".

© Nov. 17, 1909; 2c. Nov. 17, 1909; A:
251641 ; Macmillan co., New York. 9834

Dante's Inferno; a spectacular dramatization
in 5 tableaux, by C. Manley. 7 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Charles Manley, Coney Island, N. Y. ; D :
2391, Sept. 27, 1902 ; 2c. Oct. 16, 1902. 9835

468

9836

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

9855

Daphne; a drama in 3 acts and a prologue, by
A. Monson.

© Albert Monson, Oakland, Cal. ; 1889 : 7820,
Mar. 11. 9836

or. The pipes of Arcadia, 3 acts of sing-

ing nonsense, by M. Merington. New YorlJ,
The Century co., 1896. 5 p. 1., 166 p. illus.
(incl. front.) 16°. [Libretto only]

© Marguerite Merington, New York; 1896:
47204, Aug. 19 ; 2c. Aug. 20. 9836a

Daphne, alias Billy; a play in 3 acts, by John
Seaman. 67 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© George P. Breckinridge, Pelham Manor,
N. Y. ; D : 10069, Mar. 4, 1907 ; 2c. Mar. 4,
1907. 9837

Daphnis et Chloe; ballet en 3 tableaux, de Michel
Fokine, rausique de Maurice Ravel. Paris,
Durand et cie., 1912. 12 p. 12". [Libretto
only]

© May 31, 1912; 2c. June 10, 1912; D:
29928 ; Durand et cie., Paris. 9838

Darby and Joan; comedy in 1 act, by Annie
Mack Berlein. 15 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 4, 1911; D: 24130; Edward J.
McCormick, New York. 9839

Darby's double; by Copeland bros. 11 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 16, 1909; D: 17720; Copeland
bros., Wichita, Kan. 9840

D'Arcy of the guards; play in 4 acts, by Louis

Evan Shipmau. New York, Samuel French;

London, Samuel French, ltd., 1915. 76 p. 12°.

© Feb. 11, 1915; 2c. Feb. 15, 1915; D:

39672 ; Helen Tyler, New York. 9840a

Daredevil (The); a drama in 4 acts, by B. L.
Hall. 121 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Burton Luther Hall, Berkeley, Cal.; D:
15946, May 24, 1909 ; 2c. May 24, 1909. 9841

-a new and original nautical melodrama in

4 acts, by Arthur Shirley and Herbert Leon-
ard.

© William Calder, New York ; 1894 : 55928,
Dec. 1. 9842

a play in 4 acts, by George Hazelton.

© George C. Hazelton, jr., New York; D:

13315, July 10, 1908.

9843

Daredevil Dan; a drama, by J. A.Preston. 40 p.
f°. Typewritten.

© John A. Preston, AVheeler, Ind. ; D:
14073, Oct. 16, 1908 ; 2c. Nov. 11, 1908. 9844

Daredevil Dorothy; dramatic musical comedy
in 4 acts, by Wilfred Carr.

© Samuel French, New York ; D : 3859, Aug.
17, 1903. 9845

Daredevil Pat; or, The dashing rider of the
plains, a drama, by Tony Pastor.

© W. Halsey & co., New York ; 1872 : 3955,
Apr. 15. 9846

See also Maum Cre.

Dargai Ridge. See Cock (The) of the North.

Darien; grand opera libretto in prelude and 3
acts, by C. G. Holland.- [1], 48 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. July 25, 1914; D: 37754; Cecilia
Gaines Holland, Montclair, N. J. 9846a

Daring (The) boy father.

© P. H. Sullivan, New York ; D : 12118, Jan.
4, 1908. 9847

Daring (A) countess; a 4 act Parisian play, by
J. E. McCann. 104 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© John Ernest McCann, New York ; D : 3752,
July 24, 1903; 2c. July 24, 1903. 9848

Daring daughter of the West; by C. S. Booth.

© Charles Stewart Booth, New Orleans ; D :
9229, Oct. 11, 1906. 9849

Daring Davy; or. The madman's daughter, a
romantic sensational drama in 4 acts, by A. J.
Warner.

© Albert J. Warner, New York ; 1882 : 9843,
June 15. 9850

Daring Dick, the detective; or. High, low, jack
and the game, an original local drama in 4
acts, by J. J. McCloskey.

© James J. McCloskey, Brooklyn; 1871:
4266, May 6. 9851

Daring (The) of Diane; book by Arthur Ander-
son, founded on the German of Julius Wil-
helm, music by Heinrich Reinhardt. [I], 16
p. 4". Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Jan. 30, 1912; D: 28492; Internatl.
copyright bureau, ltd., London. 9852

Daring (A) woman; a melodrama in 3 acts, by
H. W. Williams, jr. 90 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© H. W. Williams, jr., Pittsburgh ; D : 4418,
Dec. 22, 1903 ; 2c. Jan. 20, 1904. 9853

Darius Green an' his fly in' machine; a comedy-
drama in 4 acts, by D. K. Higgins and Mrs.
D. K. Higgins. 61 p. 4°. Printed.

© David K. Higgins and Mrs. David K.
Higgins, Chicago; 1899:61614, Sept. 23; 2c.
Feb. 5, 1900. 9854

Darius Green and his flying machine. See Up
York state.

Dark (A) and stormy night; or, In bad, melo-
dramatic farce in 3 acts, by A. Kahn. [107]
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 11, 1913 ; D : 34697 ; August Kahn,
New York. 9855

469

9856

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

9878

Dark (The) city; a people's play in 5 acts, by
A. Daly.

© Augustin Daly, New York; 1877:10047
Sept. 1.

9856

Dark (A) cloud; by W. J. Nash.

© William James Nash, Boston; 1893:
19414, Apr. 20. 9857

Dark colleen; an Irish drama in 4 acts, by
George de Valois [pseud, of Marie Walsh]

© Marie Walsh, Brooklyn ; 1882 : 18446, Nov.
1, 9858

Dark (The) comet; by H. E. Washburn.

© Howard E. Washburn, Ann Arbor; D:
15993, June 3, 1909. 9859

Dark (The) continent; or, Hypnotism and
crime, a drama. New York, A. S. Seer's print,
1892.

© Oliver D. Byron, United States; 1892:
47828, Nov. 25. 9860

Dark days; emotional drama in 4 acts, by E. De
L. Pierson.

© E. De Lancey Pierson, New York; 1884:
24018, Dec. 4. 9861

a new play in 4 acts, by T. H. Glenney.

© T. H. Glenney, New York ; 1884 : 23820,
Dec. 1. 9862

See also Phyllis Denohr.

Dark deeds; a thrilling melodrama in 4

acts,
84

by G. de Valois [pseud, of Marie Walsh]
p. 8°. Ms.

© George de Valois (Marie Walsh), Brook-
lyn ; 1882 : 5738, Apr. 11 ; Ic. Apr. 29. 9863

Dark Friday; or, The king and queen of Erie,
a drama in 1 act, with panorama, by J. Stet-
son, jr.

© John Stetson, jr., Boston; 1872:5057,
May 14. 9864

Dark (The) grave mystery. See Concealed
(The) witness.

Dark horse; by J. H. Sackett. 65 p. 12°. Type-
written.

© John Hubbert Sackett, Philadelphia; D:
2670, Dec. 3, 1902 ; 2c. Dec. 3, 1902. 9865

a comedy in 3 acts, by Mrs. R. Pacheco.

© Mrs. Romualdo Pacheco, New York ; 1892 :
28688, July 9. 9866

a farce, by J. W. Dodge. Typewritten.

© John Watson Dodge, New Orleans ; 1899 :
53992, Aug. 24 ; 2c. Aug. 24. 9867

a musical farce-comedy in 3 acts, by G. N.

Edwards.

© C. N. Edwards, Philadelphia ; 1888 : 25737,
Sept. 10. 9868

Dark horse — Continued.

a sonie-what different modern musical com-
edy in 2 acts, book and lyrics by L. A. Barber.
39 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© La Verne A. Barber, .Johnstown, Pa. ; D :
15936, May 24, 1909 ; 2c. May 24, 1909. 9869

See also Our next president. — Queen (The)

of hearts.

Dark (The) hour before the dawn. See After
the ball.

Dark (The) lady of the sonnets. Sec Misal-
liance.

Dark (The) of the dawn. See Allison's lad.

Dark (A) page; libretto of an original operetta
in 1 act, words and music by W. H. Breare.

© Asa Bushby, Boston ; 1885 : 7672, Apr. 1.

9870

Dark's the hour before the dawn. See Eileen
oge.

Dark (The) seance; a farce in 2 acts, by Lake
[pseud, of H. L. Knight] San Francisco, 1872.

© H. L. Knight, San Fancisco; 1872 : .590,
Jan. 20; 2c. Feb. 19. 9871

a melodrama in 5 acts, by A. E. Ives.

© Alice E. Ives, Detroit ; 1882 : 7471, May 8.

9872

Dark (The) secret.

© Taylor and Nugent, New York; 1887:
13334, May 20. 9873

Dark (The) side of Europe; or, A rosebud
among thorns, by one of the thorns.

© W. D. Worthington, Mount Pleasant, la. :
1886 : 16088, July 15. 9874

Dark (The) side of society; or, In humbler
walks, a comedy in 1 act, by A. F. Reddie.

© Archibald F. Reddie, Philadelphia ; 1893 :
14174, Mar. 21. 9875

Dark (The) stranger; a play in 3 acts, by B. C.
Smith.

© Bernard C. Smith, Baltimore ; 1879 : 800,
Jan. 17. 9876

Dark (The) tragedian; a farce in 1 act, by
Charles Townsend.

© C. F. Townsend, Weedsport ; 1891 : 9778,
Mar. 14. 9877

negro farce in 1 act, by Charles Townsend.

Chicago, Dramatic pub. co.

© Dramatic pub. co., Chicago ; 1898 : 68622,
Nov. 25 ; 2c. Nov. 25. 9878

Dark (A) tragedy; burlesque episode of the
French Revolution, by M. Hyman. 11 p. f°.
Ms.

© Ic. Jan. 21, 1914 ; D : 35728 ; Milton Hy-
man, San Francisco. 9878a

470

9879

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

9899

Darkened (The) light; a play in 4 acts, by J. A.
Westhaiiser. 31 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Joseph A. Westhauser, St. Paul; D:
10909, July 5, 1907 ; 2c. July 5, 1907. 9879

Darkest clouds have silver linings; tragedy
drama in 5 acts, by Mrs. G. H. Lansberry.
71 p. 4°. Ms.

© Ic. Nov. 13, 1909 ; D : 17362 ; Mrs. George
Harvey Lansbury, Trinity, Tex. 9880

Darkest Dahomey; by J. D. Stewart.

© John D. Stewart, Chicago ; 1900 A : 80286,
Dec. 14. 9881

Darkest (The) hour; a drama in 1 act, by A. H.
Laidhaw, .ir. 30 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ales. H. Laidlaw, jr.. New York; 1892:
52115, Dec. 20 ; 2c. Dec. 28. 9882

a sketch in 1 act, by W. C. De Mille.

© William Churchill De Mille, Pompton,
N. J. ; 1900 A : 12529, May 18. 9883

See also All alone.

Darkest New York; a melodrama in 5 acts, by
John A. Stevens.

© James S. Stevens, New York; 1892:
14867, Apr. 4. 9884

melodrama in 4 acts, by A. Leonard.

© Alexander Leonard, Chicago ; D : 1837,
May 3, 1902. 9885

Darkest Russia; by H. Grattan Donnelly. New

York, Street & Smith. (Drama series, no. 26)

© Street & Smith, New York ; 1896 : 67110,

Dec. 9; 2c. Dec. 9. 9886

a play of today, by H. G. Donnelly.

© H. Grattan Donnelly, Philadelphia ; 1893 :
5507, Jan. 27. 9887

Darkey (The) breach of promise case; a nigger
mock trial, by J. Barnes. New York, Dick &
Fitzgerald, 1898. 13 p. 12°.

© Dick & Fitzgerald, -New York; 1898:
35905, June 11 ; 2c. July 15. 9888

Darkey (The) music publishers; a 1 act com-
edy, by John W. Bailey and Thomas Lemonier.
3 p. t". Typewritten.

© Bailey and Lemonier, New York ; D :
10898, July 3, 1907 ; Ic. July 3, 1907 ; Ic. July
17, 1907. 9889

Darkey (The) tragedian; an Ethiopian sketch,

in 1 scene. New York, Happy hours company.

© Happy hours co., New York ; 1874 : 12230,

Sept. 28 ; 2c. Oct. 17. 9890

Darkey (The) wood dealer; a farce in 1 act, by
Charles Townsend. Author's ed. New York,
H. Roorbach [1890] 12 p. 12^ ( [Iloorbach's
American ed. of acting plays, no. 24] )

© Harold Roorbach, New York ; 1890 : 5361,
Feb. 12; 2c. Mar. 25. 9891

Darkey's (The) dream; an Ethiopian Interlude,
in 1 scene. New York, Happy hours co.

© Happy hours co.. New York ; 1874 : 12245,
Sept. 28 ; 2c. Oct. 17. 9892

See also Preacher (The) and the devil.

Darkey's (The) stratagem; a negro sketch in 1
act, arr. by Charles White. New York, R. M.
De Witt.

© Robert M. De Witt, New York; 1875:
7711, July 23; 2c. Sept. 2. 9893

Darkness and dawn; or. The price of silence,
a drama in 4 acts, by Otis Golburn and Stan-
ley Wood. [105] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Otis Lincoln Colburn, Chicago ; D : 10426,
Apr. 26, 1907; 2c. (incomplete) Apr. 26, 1907.

9894

Darktown (The) bicycle club scandal; a colored
sketch in 1 act, for lady minstrels, by Mary B.
Home.

© Walter H, Baker & co., Boston; 1897:
34618, June 9. 9895

Darktown (The) fire brigade.

© George Peck, Brooklyn;
Mar. 22.

-by C. L. Lucas.

1900

A : 7539,
9896

© Claude L. Lucas, Chicago ; D : 10057, Mar.
2, 1907. 9897

minstrel afterpiece, by Harry L. Newton.

Chicago, T. S.Denison & company [1915] 13 p.
12".

© July 26, 1915; 2c. July 29, 1915; D:
41351 ; Eben H. Norris, Chicago. 9897a

Darktown (A) frolic on
Black Patti troubadours.

the Rialto. See

Darktown outing at Blackville Park. Type-
written.

© Jno. W. Isham, New York ; 1897 : 61197,
Oct. 29 ; 2c. Oct. 29. 9898

Darktown (The) palmist; 1 act comedy, by R.
Conville. 18 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 4, 1915 ; D : 39287 ; Robert Con-
ville, New York. 9898a

Darktown polygamy; satire on plural marriage,
at the culinary door, by J. McCree. 20 p. 4".
Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 11, 1915; D: 41468; Junie Mc-
Cree, New York. 9898b

Darktown's bravest in Fighting the flames; a
burlesque fire department, negro vaudeville
sketch, by N. O'Brien. 21 p. f. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Mar. 28, 1910 ; D : 20616 ; Neil O'Brien,
Washington. 9899

471

9900

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

9922

Darky ball player dreams; by W. L. West. 2 p.

© Ic. Nov. 6, 1909 ; D : 17297 ; Wm. L. West,
New York. 9900

Darky (The) gathering.

© Belle Emerson, Syracuse, N. Y. ; 1900 A :
22169, Sept. 6.

Black Bohemia.

9901
Songs of

Darkydom. See
sunny lands.

Darling; or. Woman and her master, a drama
in 5 acts, by T. B. De Walden; property of
Marian Mardaunt.

© T. B. De Walden, New York ; 1872 : 152,
Jan. 8. 9902

Darling (The) of Paris; play in 1 act, by G.
Molasso. [2], 4 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 14, 1911; D: 23646; Giovanni
Molasso, New York. 9903

Darlings; a comedy with songs, in 3 acts, by
J. R. Hald.

© J. R. Hald, Chicago ; 1877 : 1308, Feb. 2.

9904

Darlings (The) of Paris; play in 3 acts, by C. E.
Taylor. 59 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 25, 1911; D : 24047 ; Chas. E.
Taylor, New York. 9905

Darlings of the demon; a devilish fancy and
a few predictions in 1 act, by B. Gerard. 29 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Barney Gerard, New York; D: 10205,
Mar. 25, 1907 ; 2c. Mar. 26, 1907. 9906

Darlington's widow; a farce comedy in 3 acts,
by John Douglilas, of London, England.

© George W. Parent, United States; 1891:
25791, July 18. 9907

Darrel Markham. See Twin (The) brothers,

Darrell; a drama in 4 acts, by Hattie Hartman
and Israel Joseph.

© Joseph and Hartman, New York; 1885:
24956, Nov. 28. 9908

a drama, prologue and 4 acts, by Hattie

Hartman and Israel Joseph, New York, F, D.
Sackett, 1885. 1 p. 1., 35 p, 8°,

© Joseph and Hartman, New York; 1885:
18723, Sept. 4; 2c. Jan. 2, 1886. 9909

Darrell's proteges; a comedy-drama in 5 acts,
by S. Cregan. Typewritten.

© Sadie Cregan, Athens, 111. ; 1899 : 72194,
Nov. 4; 2c. Nov. 4, 9910

Darrow (The) enigma; a drama in 5 acts, by
M. L. Severy.

© Melvin I.. Severy, Arlington Heights,
Mass.; D:4938, Apr. 23, 1904, 9911

Darrow of Deadwood,

© Bovd J. Gilmour and .John J. Malloy,
Buffalo; D : 3G70. June 20. 1903. 9912

Dartmoor (The) chimes; comedy in 1 act, by
F. Chamberlin. 31, [1] p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. May 2, 1911; D: 24113; Frederick
Chamberlin, Boston. 9913

Darwin (The) theory; comedy playlet in 1 act,
• by P. .Johnson. 6 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov, 8, 1913; D: 34968; Fred John-
son, New York. 9914

Darwinism; or. Our forefathers, by C. Smith.
© Cornelia Smith, St. Louis ; D : 5229, June
23, 1904. 9915

Darwin's missing links; or. The effects of a
wind pudding, a burlesque in 1 act, by T.
D. West.

© Thomas D. West, Cleveland ; 1877 : 12956,
Nov. 10. 9916

Darya; a play in 5 acts, by P. Boswell. 53 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Pevton Boswell, Chicago ; D : 6861, June
22, 1905; 2c. June 22, 1905. 9917

Das haben die madchen so gern; possen-oper-
ette in 5 bildern, von F. Anthony und K.
Elberg, musik von Ernst Wolf. Regie- und
soufflierbuch. Leipzig, New York [etc.] W.
Karczag, 1913. [2], 121 p. f. [Libretto only]
© Ic. Nov. 17, 1913 ; D : 35036 ; W. Karczag,
Leipzig. 9918

Das kommt davon; musikalischer schwank in
3 akten, von Otto Harting, musik von Martin
Knopf. Berlin, Biihnenverlag Ahn & Sim-
rock, g. m. b. h., 1915. 74 p. S°. [Libretto
only]

© Ic. May 21, 1915 ; D : 40739 ; Biihnenver-
lag Ahn & Simrock, g. m. b. h., Berlin. 9918a

Dash; a drama in 5 acts, written for F. A.
Cooper.

© F. A. Cooper, Kalamazoo, Mich. ; 1881 :
13968, Sept. 12. 9919

Dash in vaudeville; comedy sketch, by James Y,
Lewis. 6 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 6, 1909 ; D : 17643 ; Tobie Stark &

CO., Valley City, N. D. 9920

Dash (A) of a time. See, at end of alphabet,

titles beginning with figures : (A) of a

time.
Dash (A) of color; a drama in 3 acts, by R. B.
Lane. 194 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Richard Bachelder Lane, New Orleans ;
D: 13925, Sept. 25, 1908; 2c. Sept. 25, 1908.

9921

Dash to the North Pole; sketch, by J. P.
Steppes. 8 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 29, 1909 ; D : 17332 ; J. P. Steppes,
Brooklyn, 9922

472

9923

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

9942.

Dashing Dell, the knight o' the knife.
Dashing Dell, the rifle king.

See

Dashing Dell, the rifle king; dramatized by
G. L. Behreni=!, from the publication Dasliing
Dell, the knight o' the knife; or, The maniac
father, written by Paul Braddon.

<c) George L. Behrens, Columbus, O. ; 1888 :
4447. Feb. 11. 9923

Dashing (The) rider of the plains. See Dare-
devil Pat.

Dashing (A) widow; in 3 acts, by Harry Shel-
don. [91] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 2, 1911; D: 24844; Harry F.
Mathe\\',s, % Cohan & Harris, New York.

9924

a musical comedy in 1 act, by O. .J. Hart-
ley. 21 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 31, 1909 ; D : 16432 ; Ora J. Hart-
ley, Brazil, Ind. 9925

Dassah; a romantic drama of the American
Civil War in 5 acts, by M. Walsh.

© Marie Walsh, Brooklyn ; D : 494, May 20,
1901. 9926

Dat same old coon; an Ethiopian farce, in 2
scenes. New York, Happy hours co.

© Happy hours co., New York ; 1874 : 12233,
Sept. 28 ; 2c. Oct. 17. 9927

Datchniki. See Summer folk.

scene
6 p.

vaudeville
4^ Type-

Daub, the brushsmith; 1
sketch, by B. R. Leonard
written.

© Ic. Aug. 16, 1911; D: 24956; Edward
Richard Leonard, Philadelphia. 9928

Daugherty's Jinny; a playlet, by H. Erman.
20 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Herbert Alsten Erman, Cleveland, O. ;
D : 13577, Aug. 19, 1908 ; 2c. Aug. 20, 1908.

9929
Daughter (The); a drama, by L. Ward.

© Lydia Ward, Peoria, 111.; 1889:11643,
Apr. 13. 9930

drama in 1 act, by H. S. Stange. [1],"14 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 19, 1913 ; D : 35067 ; Hugh Stan-
i.slaus Stange, New York. 9931

play in 1 act, by O. M. Sayler. 33 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 24, 1912; D: 28419; Oliver M.
Sayler, Indianapolis. 9932

— play in 3 acts, by E. R. Mawson. [113] p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 31, 1913 ; D : 33960 ; Edward R.
Mawson, Croton on Hudson, N. Y. 9933

Daughter (A) for sale; a comedy drama in 4
acts, by C. Mawhinney. 4 v. f*. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Nov. 18, 1914 ; D : 38835 ; Cora Maw-
hinney, Chicago. 9933a

Daughter (A) in Bohemia. See Circe.

Daughter (The) of a don; a comic opera in 3
acts, libretto by B. Bellido de Luna. Type-
written.

© Beatrice Bellido de Luna, Los Angeles;
1897 : 30798, May 21 ; 2c. June 16. 9934

Daughter of a king; by R. J. Godfrey.

© Robert John Godfrey, Pittsburgh; D:
9191, Oct. 4. 1906. 9935

Daughter (A) of a pioneer; drama in 3 acts, by

J. AV. Herrick. [1], 28 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 3, 1914; D : 378.53 ; Jane West

Herrick, Denver. 9935a

Daughter (The) of a poor teacher. See Ex-
amination (The) of two students.

Daughter (A) of America; a drama in 4 acts,
by V. A. Barber. 53 p. f. Typewritten.

© Victoria Adams Barber, Winnetka, 111. ;
D : 14548, Dec. 15, 1908 ; 2c. Dec. 15, 1908.

9936

a western play in 5 acts, by L. H. Johnson.

Typewritten.

© Lillian Hartman Johnson, Chicago; 1900
A : 12777, May 21 ; 2c. May 21. 9937

— Same. 83 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Lillian Hartman Johnson, New York;
D : 6131, Jan. 24, 1905 ; 2c. Jan. 6, 1905. 9938

Daughter (The) of an Elk; a comedy-drama in
4 acts, by S. N. Cook.

© Sanmel Newton Cook, Columbus, O. ; D :
1763, Apr. 21, 1902. 9939

Daughter (A) of Apollo; a melodrama in 4
act, by E. Barrington. 135 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ethel Barrington, Philadelphia; D:
16055, .Tune 12, 1909 ; 2c. June 12, 1909. 9940

Daughter (A) of Baal; a drama in 5 acts, by
P. Phelps and M. Short.

© Pauline Phelps and Marion Short, New
York ; D : 10715, June 7, 1907. 9941

Daughter (A) of Bacchus; 1 act comedietta, by
Ed. Crissy.

© Al. W. Filson, United States ; 1898 : 70865.
Dec. 5. 9942

Daughter (The) of Black Hawk. See Nauasia.
Daughter (The) of Carmen. See Twin souls.

473

9943

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

9963

Daughter (A) of Cherry Hill; an American
drama in 4 acts, by Mrs. I. Levinsohn. 38 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Mrs. Ivar Levinsohn, New Yorlt; D:
14347, Nov. 21, 1908; 2c. Nov. 21, 1908.

9943
Daughter (A) of Cuba; by J. Mawson.

© Jean Mawson, New York; 1898:43298,
July 19 ; 2c. Aug. 20. 9944

drama in 4 acts, by A. S. Babcock.

© Ahna Strong Babcock, New York ; 1897 :
3835; Jan. 8. 9945

a 4 act drama, by H. M. Bowen.

© Helen M. Bowen, Chicago; 1898:56284,
Sept. 26. 9946

a melodrama in 4 acts and prologue, by

P. W. Hyde. Typewritten.

© Paul Woodworth Hyde, Pittsburgh;
1898 : 24424, Apr. 18 ; 2c. Jan. 10, 1899. 9947

Daughter (A) of danger; drama in 1 act, by
Charles Goddard. 6 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 18, 1914; D: 36766; Star co..
New York. 9947a

Daughter (The) of David Kerr. See Decoy
(The)

Daughter (A) of Dixie; a comedy in 4 acts, by

F. Cooley.

© Frank Cooley, San Francisco ; D : 2844,

Jan. 12, 1903. 9948

Daughter (A) of England; play in 5 acts,

adapted from the French of E. V. Miller, by

Percy J. Barrow and J. G. Levy. 107 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 13, 1915; D: 39768; Josg G.
Levy, London. 9949

Daughter (A) of Erin; a comedy drama in 5
acts, by Clarence Black. 44 p. f . Mimeo-
graphed.

© July 2, 1909 ; 2c. July 26, 1909 ; D : 16365 ;
Alexander Byers, Chicago. 9950

a drama in 4 acts, and a great apotheosis,

by Henri Rochefort.

© Frangois JMons and Louis Nathal, New
York ; 1886 : 19927, Sept. 3. 9951

Daughter of Eve; comedy in 3 acts, by F. A.
Kummer. 130 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 10, 1909 ; D : 17327 ; Frederic Ar-
nold Kummer, Baltimore. 9952

play in 3 acts, by H. Burton. [45] p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. June 15, 1914 ; D : 37319 ; Harry Bur-
ton, Hazleton, la. 9952a

Daughter (The) of Fabricius; a drama in 4
acts, tr. from the German of [Adolf] Wil-
brandt by Ludmilla Krueger.

© Marian F. Delanoy, Alameda, Cal. ; 1898 :
43595*. July 20. 9953

Daughter (A) of fate; melodrama in 4 acts, by
Augusta Perry [pseud, of Augusta Perry
Downing] [2], 43 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 8, 1912; D: 28257; Augusta
Perry Downing, Pittsfield, Mass. 9954

Daughter (A) of France; [play in 4 acts], by
C. E. Maud. [136] p. f. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 2, 1912 ; D : 28194 ; Constance E.
. Maud, London. 9955

a romantic drama in 4 acts, adapted from

the novel When Greek meets Greek, by Joseph
Hatton.

© Olga Nethersole, New York ; 1896 : 57743,
Oct. 20. 9956

Daughter (The) of heaven; by Pierre Loti
[pseud, of Julien Viaud] and Judith Gautier,
tr. by Ruth Helen Davis. New York, Duffield
& company, 1912. viii p., 3 1., [3]-192 p. 12°.

© Oct. 3, 1912 ; 2c. Oct. 7, 1912 ; A : 327139 ;
Duffield & CO., New York. 9957

Chinese drama in 4 acts, by Pierre Loti

[pseud, of Julien Viaud] and Judith Gautier,
adapted by George Egerton. [7], 93 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 17, 1912 ; D : 30875 ; Liebler co.,
New York. 9958

Daughter (The) of Herodias; drama in 1 act
by E. De Kay. 7 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Edwalyn De Kay, New York; D:9319,
Oct. 17, 1906; 2c. Nov. 1. 1906. 9959

Daughter (The) of Innisfail; or. The White-
boys of '65, an Irish drama in 4 acts, by
John Donlon. Lawrence, Mass., J. D. Conway
[1877] 1 p. 1., 30 p. 8°.

© John D. Conway, Lawrence, Mass. ; 1877 :
12523, Oct. 30 : 2c. Nov. 5. 9960

Daughter of lorio; pastoral tragedy, by Gabriele
D'Annunzio, tr. by Henry St. Ives. 146 p.
4*. Typewritten.

© Dirce St. Cyr, New York : D : 8094, Mar.
3, 1906; 2c. Mar. 2, 1906. 9961

Daughter (A) of Ireland; original play in 4
acts, by G. I. Hurson. 43 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Aug. 4, 1910; D: 21741; George L
Hurson, Tyrone, Ireland. 9962

Daughter (A) of Italy; a play in 4 acts, by
Frank M. Witmark and M. Madison. 93 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© F. M. Witmark, Chicago, and Marie
Madison, New York ; D : 5363, Aug. 1, 1904 ;
2c. Aug. 1, 1904. 9963

tabloid comedy drama in 3 acts, by Robert

J. Slierman and W. C. Herman. [27] p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 29, 1915; D: 42113; Chicago
manuscript co., Chicago. 9963a

474

9963

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

9983

Daughter (A) of Japan; play in 1 act, by F. D.
Bone. New York, S. French ; London, Samuel
French, ltd., 1914. 23 p. 12°.

© Feb. 3, 1914 ; 2c. Feb. 4, 1914 ; D : 35912 ;
Samuel French, ltd., London. 9963b

Daughter of Jorio; a pastoral tragedy, by Ga-
briele d'Annuuzio, tr. from the Italian by
Charlotte Porter and Pietro Isola [and Alice
Henry] 88 p. 4°. Proof.

© Richard G. Badger, Boston; D : 9900,
Feb. 4, 1907; 2c. Feb. 4, 1907. [Also in Poet
lore, V. 18, no. 1, spring 1907; periodical ©
June 24, 1907; 2c. June 7, 1907; B: 145124;
Poet lore co., Boston] 9964

Daughter (A) of Judea; a biblical drama in 4
acts, by O. F. Webber and J. Gordon Ham-
mond. 119 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Charles F. Webber, Boston; D;6536,
Apr. 6, 1905; 2c. Aug. 15, 1905. 9965

a dramatic composition, by Margaret

Neville.

© Scott & Raynor. Chicago; D : 9336, Oct.
27, 1906. 9966

Daughter (The) of Leschi; a romance of Noot-
ka Sound, by A. M. Smith.

© Alice M. Smith, Tacoma ; D : 2141, .Tuly
19, 1902. 9967

Daughter (A) of Mars; romantic drama in 4
acts, by T. G. Springer. Typewritten.

© Thomas Grant Springer, Sacramento,
Cal. ; 1900 A : 22596, Sept. 11 ; 2c. Sept. 11.

9968

Daughter of nature; an emotional play in 5
acts, by G. M. Ciprico.

© George M. Ciprico. San Francisco ; 1882 :
18369, Oct. 31. 9969

Daughter (The) of Officer Porter; musical
comedy drama, by Michael E. Rourke.

© M. Witmark & sons, New York; 1896:
29841, May 15. 9970

Daughter (A) of Pharaoh; or, A divided
heart, a gorgeous and graphic opera comique,
libretto by M. Nicolson.

© Malcolm Nicolson, Alma, Kan. ; 1892 :
17437, Apr. 22. 9971

Daughter of Roger La Honte. See Aimee's

fate. — Suzanne's fate.
Daughter (A) of Russia; monologue, by B. T.

Miller. 3 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 11, 1911 ; D : 25769 ; Bessie Theu

Miller, Los Angeles. 9972

Daughter (A) of St. Peter's; a drama in 5 acts,
by J. C. Conger and F. De S. Conger. 37 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Jant't C. Coager and F. De Sidnia Conger,
United States; 1890:38509, Dec. 5; 2c. Jan.
3, 1891. 9973

Daughter (A) of Satan; or, A queen of vil-
lainy, by J. Zettlemeyer.

© Julia Zettlemeyei-, Cleveland; D : 7214,
Sept. 6, 1905. 9974

Daughter (The) of Scotland. See Barbara.

Daughter (A) of sin; an emotional drama in 5
acts, by M. H. Rosenfeld.

© Monroe H. Rosenfeld, New York; 1890:
2896, Jan. 21. 9975

Daughter (A) of Solomon; play in 1 act by
Delia Clarke [pseud, of D. C. Sullivan]. [1],
9 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 17, 1914 ; D : 38150 ; Delia Clarke
Sullivan. New York. 9975a

Daughter (The) of Sonora; play in 1 act, by
J. P. Johnson. 25 p. 4°. Mimeographed.

© Ic. Oct. 18, 1910 ; D : 22315 ; J. Penning-
ton Johnson, Oakland, Cal. 9976

Daughter (A) of sorrow; a play in 1 act, by
E. Miller. 12 p. f". Typewritten.

© Esther Miller, London ; D : 2747, Oct. 20,
1902; 2c. Oct. 20, 1902. 9977

See Woman (A)

Daughter (A) of Tammany,
of thirty.

Daughter (The) of Tarakanow; a drama in 5
acts, by Ivanowitsch [pseud, of M. Magnus]

© Maurice Magnus, Berlin ; D : 7978, Feb.
12, 1906. 9978

Daughter of the alchymist; a romantic drama
in 4 acts, by J. N. Quail.

© J. N. Quail, Brooklyn; 1888:5842, Feb.
24. 9979

Daughter (A) of the city; play in 3 acts, by
H. S. Sheldon. [132] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 27, 1914 ; D : 36848 ; H. S. Shel-
don, Tappan, N. Y. 9979a

Daughter (A) of the desert; a comedy drama of
the Arizona plains in 4 acts, by Charles Ul-
rich. Chicago, T. S. Denison, 1908. 70 p. 12°.

© T. S. Denison, Chicago; D : 12874, Apr.
30, 1908; 2c. July 17, 1908. 9980

a drama in 1 act, by F. H. Mead and T. D.

Beasly. Typewritten.

© F. H. Mead and T. D. Beasly, San Diego,
Cal. ; 1897 : 60514, Oct. 25 ; 2c. Oct. 27. 9981

drama of the Messianic period, by J. Powell.

26 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 2, 1910 ; D : 20331 ; John Powell,
Salt Lake City. 9983

— a M^estern romance set to music, by O. A.
Hauerbach. 164 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Li-
bretto only]

© Otto A. Hauerbach, New York ; D : 8000,
Feb. 16, 1906 ; 2c. June 4, 1906. 9983

475

9984

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

10007

Daughter of the diamond king; a romautic
coiuposition in 4 acts, by C. A. Taylor. 99 p.
f. Typewritten.

© Charles A. Taylor, New York ; D : 314,
Apr. 5, 1901; 2c. Aug. 16, 1901. 9984

Daughter (A) of the dons; a military drama in

5 acts, by "SI. C. Robinson. 48 p. 8°. Printed.

© Mary C. Robinson, Asheville, N. C. ; D :

12494, Mar. 6, 1908 ; 2c. IMar. 6, 1908. 9985

Daughter of the Ghetto; play in 4 acts, by
Miron Leffingwell. 60 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 11, 1909 ; D : 17071 ; Jack Bessey,
Davenport. la. 9986

Daughter (A) of the gods; a 1 act fantasy, by
Theo M. Brown. 14 p. f. Typewritten.

© Harry Earle Godfrey, New York; D:
7750, Dec. 22, 1905 ; 2c. Dec. 22, 1905. 9987

Daughter (The) of the house; drama in 3 acts
and a prologue, by M. Wiener. 4 v. 4°,
Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 11, 1915; D: 39946; Miriam
Wiener, New York. 9987a

Daughter (A) of the Maccabees; a drama in 4
acts, by L. R. Heller. 62 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten,

© I-ouie R. Heller, New York ; D : 15024,
Feb. 8, 1909 ; 2c. Jan. 29, 1909. 9988

Daughter of the midnight sun; by L. X. Floyd.

© Ivucretia Xavier Floyd, South Boston,

iVIass. ; 1897 : 22S12, Apr. 12. 9989

Daughter (A) of the Navajos; a drama of
frontier life in 4 acts, by M. Bernhard. 121 p.
f°. Typewritten.

© Magnus Bernhard, Fort Wadsworth,
N. Y. ; D: 10777, June 17, 1907; 2c. Aug. 6,
1907. 9990

Daughter (A) of the Nile; simply a play in 5
acts, by L. Don.

© Laura Don, United States ; 1880 ; 17664,
Nov. 19. 9991

Same. 108 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Laura Don, New York ; 1881 : 17814, Nov.
15 ; Ic. Nov. 16. 9992

Daughter (The) of the order. See I. 0. O. F.

Daughter of the people; a drama, by J. Adams.
94 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Justin Adams, Chelsea, Mass. ; D : 5337,
July 25, 1904 ; 2c. Aug. 10, 1904. 9993

a drama in 4 acts, by J. S. Dawley. 171 p.

f. Typewritten.

© J. Searle Dawley, New York; D: 13118,
June 5, 1908 ; 2c. June 5, 1908. 9994

Daughter of the people — Continued.

or. Love and hate, a drama in 3 acts, by

W. F. Gilchrest. Union, N. Y., Union news

print [1878] 2 p. 1., 46 p. 12°.

© William F. Gilchrest, Union, N. Y. ; 1878:

9911, Aug. 28; 2c. Aug. 28. 9995

Daughter (A) of the plains; an original 4 act
drama, by G. Kearus. 64 p. 4°. Typewritten.

(jeorge Kearns, McCook, Neb. ; D : 13697,
Sept. 1, 1908; 2c. Sept. 1, 1908. 9996

La

• western melodrama in 4 acts, by C.

Rue. 53 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 25, 1909 ; D : 16926 ; Cleveland
La Rue, Knoxville, Tenn. 9997

Daughter (A) of the poor; an original drama
of Greater New York, by Scott Marble.

© William T. Keogb, New York; 1897:
67686, Dec. 6. 9998

Daughter (A) of the prophets; play in 4 acts,
by P. Hill. 25 p. f. Typewritten.

© le. June 16, 1913 ; D : 33507 ; Packer Hill.
Fort Stockton, Tex. 9999

Daughter (The) of the regent; by O. P. M.
Brown.

© O. P. M. Brown, Washington; D : 3588,
June 15, 1903. 10000

Daughter (A) of the Revolution.

© Edward S. Van Zile, Brooklyn; 1897:
10554, Feb. 10. 10001

— • Same. Typewritten.

© Clarence Krum, New York ; 1896 : 6.5941,
Dec. 4; 2c. Dec. 4. 10002

— • Same. Typewritten.

© Lillie and Blanche Timmonds, Louisville;

1897 : 36075, June 17. 2c. June 17.

10003

— by H. B. Lewis. 8 p. f. Typewritten.

© le. July 8, 1910 ; D : 21562 ; H. B. Lewis,
Muskegon, Mich. 10004

— a comedy in 4 acts, by C. Van V. Sewell.

© Cornelius Van Vorst Sewell, Rye, N. Y. ;
1898; 6560, Jan. 19. 10005

a romantic drama of 1776, by F. Agnus

and L. Malloy,

© Felix Agnus and Louise Malloy, Balti-
more ; 1899 : 33234, May 17. 10006

— 8ee also Gertrude.

Daughter (A) of the Scots; drama in a pro-
logue and 3 acts, written and arr. by Mrs.
H. T. Sprague. 57 p. 4°. Ms.

© Mrs. Horace T. Sprague, Chicago; 1883:
14611, Aug. 6; Ic. Aug. 4, 1884. 10007

476

10008

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

10028

Daug-hter (A) of the slums; a melodrama of to-
day, by J. W. Schwartz.

© Jacob W. Schwartz, New York ; D : 4521,
Jan. 12. 1904. 10008

Daug-liter (A) of the South; an original com-
niedy-drania in 4 acts, by Justin Adams. 79 p.
4". Typewritten.

© Earl Burijess, New Yorlv ; D : 14115, Oct.
22, 1908; 2c. Oct. 22. 1908. 10009

See also Among southern pines.

Daughter of the storm; a 4 act drama, by A.
E. Lewis. 76 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Alma E. Lewis, Melrose, Mass. ; D : 7338,
Sept. 29, 1905 ; 2c. Sept. 22, 1905. 10010

Eaughter (A) of the sun; phantasy in 4 acts
and 7 scenes, by W. C. Duncan and G. F.
Hummoi. [78] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 1, 1912 ; D : 29853 ; Wm. Carey
Duncan and Geo. F. Hummel, New Torli.

10011

a romantic drama in 4 acts, by C. W.

Bachmann and C. E. Hughes, jr.

© C. Wm. Bachmann and Chas. E. Hughes,
Los Angeles ; D : 14102, Oct. 6, 1908. 10012

or, Cortez, spectacular drama of the Span-
ish conquest of Mexico and the Aztecs in 4
acts, by C. W. Bachmann and Charles E.
Hughes, jr. [82] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 8, 1912 ; D : 30199 ; C. Wm. Bach-
mann, Los Angeles. 10013

Daughter (A) of the tumbrils; a play in 1 act,
by W. E. Grogan. 21 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Walter E. Grogan, London ; D : 5112,
June 2, 1904 ; 2c. June 11, 1904. 10014

Daughter (A) of the West. See Poppy gold.

Daughter (A) of today; drama in 4 acts, by
M. F. Devine. 4 v. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 20, 1913 ; D : 34783 ; Mary Frances
Devine, Lowell. 10015

Daughter (A) of Uncle Sam; an original Ameri-
can play, by L. Bascom, founded upon H novel
entitled Wliom the gods love, by Eudora
Swasey.
© Lee Bascom, New York ; 1892 : 843, Jan. 5.

10016

Daughter (The) of Venice; drama in 4 acts, by
DeW. Kaplan. 4 v. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 7, 1914 ; D : 35946 ; DeWitte Kap-
lan, Englewood, N. J. 10016a

Daughter (A) of Virginia; a comedy in 4 acts,
by J. W. Walsh. G4 p. f. Mimeographed.

© .Joseph W. Walsh, Chicago; D : 9780,
Jan. 12, 1907 ; 2c. Feb. 28, 1907. 10017

Daughter (A) of wrath, by B. M. Dix.

© Beulah Marie Dix, Cambridge, Mass. ;
1899:4627. Jan. 11. 10018

Daughter's (A) atonement. See Jagon.

Daughter's danger; vaudeville sketch, by E. S.
Marshall. [2], 9 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 8. 1914 : D : 39039 ; Emma Seckle
Marshall, Los Angeles. 10018a

Daughter's (A) devotion. See Margaret.

Daughter's (A) evidence; a romantic drama in
6 acts, tr. and adapted from the French of
Une cause c616bre, by H. Jackson.

© Hart Jackson, New York ; 1878 : 969, Jan.
23. 10019

Daughter's (The) oath. See Shadow brook.

Daughters (The) of an anarchist; a drama in
5 acts, by C. A. Reade. 49 p. f*. Typewrit-
ten.

© Charles A. Reade, Chicago ; D : 948, Oct.
12, 1901 ; 2c. Oct. 12. 1901. 10020

Daughters (The) of an infidel; a drama in 5
acts, by C. A. Reade.

© Charles A. Reade, Chicago; 1884:7820,
Apr. 12. 10021

Daughters of an inn keeper; by W. G. Ford.
13 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© William G. Ford, Medford, Mass.; D:
7497, Nov. 3, 1905 ; 2c. Nov. 3, 1905. 10022

Daughters of Babylon; a play in 4 acts, by AV.
Barrett. Typewritten.

© Wilson Barrett, London ; 1897 : 9587, Feb.
6 ; Ic. Mar. 6. 10023

Daughters (The) of Dora Thorne; a drama in
4 acts, by B. Poynter. 103 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Beulah Poynter, Bethanv, Mo. ; D : 14182,
Oct. 30, 1908 ; 2c. Oct. 30, 1908. 10024

Daughters of Eve; a musical comedy, book and
lyrics by F. G. Buchanan. 21 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Nov. 15, 1909 ; D : 17382 ; Frances
Grant Buchanan, Denver. 10025

an original play in 4 acts, by A. E. Lancas-
ter and J. Magnus.

© A. E. Lancaster and Julian Magnus,
United States ; 1894 : 37596, Aug. 11. 10026

Same.

© A. E. Lancaster & Julian Magnus, United
States ; 1894 : 39555, Aug. 28. 10027

• a play in 3 acts, by H. C. Colwell. 71 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Henry C. Colwell, United States; D:
15675, Apr. 21, 1909 ; 2c. Apr. 29, 1909. 10028

477

10029

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

10048

Daughters of men; a play in 3 acts, by Charles
Klein. 50, 33 p. 4". Typewritten.

© C. Klein, New York; D : 8812, July 11,
1906 ; 2c. act 1, 2, July 16, 1906 ; 2c. act 3, July
19, 1906. 10029

Daughters (The) of Satan. See Belle (The) of
Hades.

Daughters of the city; comedy in 3 acts, by
H. F. Brock. 195 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 3, 1915; D : 39572 ; Howard F.
Brock, Cambridge, Mass. 10029a

Daughters (The) of the Revolution; a comedy
in 4 acts, by Pauline Phelps.

© Neil Burgess, Highlands of Navesink,
N. J. ; D : 2938, Jan. 12, 1903. 10030

Daughters of the rich; play in 1 act, by Jack
London. 14 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 14, 1915; D : 40657 ; Hilda Gil-
bert, New York. 10030a

Daughters (The) of Troy. See Two tragedies
of Seneca.

Daughter's (A) sacrifice; a drama in 4 acts, by
C. Trusiano, English tr. by Charles Baker. 16
p. f. Typewritten.

© Carmelo Trusiano, Hartford ; D : 4315,
Nov. 25, 1903 ; 2c. Jan. 20, 1904. 10031

See also Nineteen years after.

Dauntless; a melodrama in 5 acts, by M. A.
Schneider. New Castle, Pa., Daily and weekly
news [1884] 40 p. 12°.

© Maggie A. Schneider, United States;
1884 : 8015, Apr. 16 ; 2c. July 28. 10032

Same.

© by Maggie A. Schneider, New Castle, Pa.,
as the author, in renewal for 28 years. Re-
newal no. 3000, Apr. 1, 1912. Original entry,
Apr. 16, 1884, no. 8015. 10033

Dauntless Nell, the girl detective; a sensa-
tional melodrama in 4 acts, by P. C. S. Mc-
Lean. 122 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Pearl Charlton Seward McLean, New
York; D:5171, June 13, 1904; 2c. .July 14,
1904. 10034

Dave; a comedy drama in 4 acts, by M. S. Kern.
28 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© May Stewart Kern, Brooklyn ; D : 15961,
May 27, 1909; 2c. May 27, 1909. 10035

Davenport & co., marriage brokers; farce com-
edy in 1 act. by Charles AV. Neuman. [15] p.
4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 22, 1911 ; D : 24032 ; Lewis stock
CO., New York. 10036

Dave's birthday; comedy drama in 1 act, by T.
Friel. [1], 12 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 25, 1912; D: 29149; Thornton
Friel, Dunellen, N. J. 10037

David; by Caleb Young Rice. New York, Dou-
bleday. Page & company, 1909. 3 p. 1., [3]-
128 p. 12".

© Sept. 2, 1909 ; 2c. Sept. 4, 1909 ; A : 245244 ;
McClure co.. New York. 10038

a domestic drama in 4 acts, by G. S. Johns.

© George S. Johns, St. Louis ; 1897 : 29651,
May 15 ; 2c. Nov. 18. [Note : Copies bear title,
David Laroque] 10039

— -1 act drama, by Heleue Ripley [i. e. H. R.
Noble] 19 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 29, 1910 ; D : 20626 ; Helena Rip-
ley Noble. Boston. 10040

play in 5 acts, by C. Skinner. [125] p. 24°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 4, 1910; D : 21733 ; Constance
Skinner, Chicago. 10041

a play in 4 acts, by M. McSpadden.

© Mariet McSpadden, Chicago ; 1899 : 3625,
Jan. 9. 10042

— play in 3 acts, by Rita Edgar. 121 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 19, 1912 ; D : 28849 ; Mrs. E. F.
Leo, Mt. Vernon, N. Y. 10043

a tragedy, by Cale Young Rice. New York,

McClure, Phillips & co., 1904. 1 p. 1. vi, 116
p. 4°.

© McClure, Phillips & co.. New York; D:
5051, May 9, 1904 ; 2c. May 9, 1904. 10044

See also Collected plays and poems; by

Cale Young Rice.

David and Bathshua; drama in 5 acts, Charles
Whitworth Wynne [pseud, of Charles William
Cayzer] New York, The Knickerbocker press,
1903. 4 p. 1., 100 p. 8°.

© Charles Whitworth Wynne, Great Brit-
ain; D : 2905, Jan. 26, 1903 ; 2c. Mar. 3, 1903.

10045

David and his wives; a vaudeville in 3 acts, by
E. Lawrence.

© Eweretta Lawrence, London ; 1896 : 59381,
Oct. 29. 10046

David and Jonathan; or, The shepherd king, a
classic tragedy embracing also the history of
King Saul, in 5 acts, by G. A. Lafayette.
[Seattle, Co-operative printers, 1889] 80 p.
12°.

© G. A. Lafayette, Denver; 1889:37603,
Dec. 10; 2c. Mar. 20, 1894. 10047

David Carruth; a romantic comedv in 4 acts, by
P. J. White. 128 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Porter J. White, St. Louis, D : 1418, Feb.
8, 1902 ; 2c. Feb. 8, 1902. 10048

478

10049

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

10069

David Cohn, der New Yorker heiratsvermitt-
ler; original-posse mit gesang und tanz, in 3
aufzuegen und 5 bildern, von 0. Hauenstein.
New York [1896] 65 p. 12°.

© Conrad Hauenstein, New York; 1896:
3070, Jan. 8; 2c. Feb. 12. 10049

David Copperfield; dramatization of Cliarles
Dickens' novel of same name, play in 5 acts,
by A. R. Friend and M. H. Mueller. 107 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 21, 1910; D: 20253; Alice R.
Friend and Meta H. Mueller, Milwaukee.

10050

■piece en 5 actes, par M. Maurey d'apres

Charles Dickens. 42 p. (In Petite illus-
tration, no. 13. — 24 mai 1913, serie-theatre. —
no. 8)

© May 24, 1913; 2c. June 23, 1913; D:
33582; Max Maurey, Paris. 10051

a play in 5 acts, dramatized from the novel

of Charles Dickens by M. Holland. 79 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Mildred Holland, New York; D : 15400,
Mar. 22, 1909 ; 2c. Mar. 22, 1909. 10052

See also Hearts of gold. — Highway (The)

of life. — Mr. Peggotty. — What women will
do.

David Garrick; lustspiel in 4 aufziigen, frei
nach Deinhardstein von Richard Hamel.

© Eduard Bloch, Berlin; D : 937, Oct. 9,
1901. 10053

David Garrick's masterpiece; comedy in 1 act,
by F. H. James. New York, Wetzel, Rosener
& James, 1912. 18 p. 24°.

© Nov. 1, 1912 ; 2c. Dec. 31, 1912 ; D : 31828 ;
Fred. H. James, New York. 10054

David Harum; a comedy in 4 acts, dramatized
by Ripley and M. W. Hitchcock. Typewritten.

© Ripley Hitchcock, New York ; 1899 : 51678,
Aug. 11 ; 2c. Aug. 11. 10055

David, king of Israel; a historical drama, by
L. and M. Berger. 51 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Leopold and Morris Berger, San Fran-
cisco ; D : 6451, Apr. 3, 1905 ; 2c. Apr. 3, 1905.

10056

David Laroque, See David,

David of Bethlehem; a play in 4 acts, by F.
Wilkinson. 180 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Florence Wilkinson, New York ; D : 460,
May 13, 1901 ; 2c. May 13, 1901. 10057
See also Two plays of Israel.

David Revelton; a comedy, by Elizabeth Ronele
[pseud, of E. E. Witherspoon] 96 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Eleanor Elizabeth Witherspoon, Wash-
ington ; D : 15355. Mar. 16, 1909 ; 2c. Mav 20,
1909. 10058

David Rose; a drama in 3 acts, by Burton Hall.
77 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Burton Luther Hall, Berkeley, Cal. ; D:
2473. Oct. 20, 1902 ; 2c. Oct. 20, 1902. 10059

David Rose, musician; a modern plav in 3 acts,
by B. L. Hall. 39 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Burton Luther Hall, Long Beach, Cal. ;
1896 : 60420. Nov. 2 : 2c. Nov. 2. 10060

David und Goliath; lustspiel in 4 akten, von
Georg Kaiser. Weimar, Druck von R. Wag-
ner sohn [1914] 87 p. 8°.

© Ic. Apr. 30, 1914 ; D : 36877 ; Anstalt fiir
auffiihrungsrecht dramatisch^r werke d. liter-
atur u. musik, g. m. b. h., Charlottenburg,
Germany. 10060a

David Venture; or, Thirst for oflB.ce, a play in
3 acts, by W. P. Tynan.

© William P. Tynan, Paterson ; 1877 : 1311,
Feb. 2. 10061

David's harem; a burlesque, by B. K. Phillips.
© Bettine Kavanaugh Phillips, New York ;
1900 A : 5284, Feb. 26. 10062

a 1 act comedy, by A. I. Eraser. 14 p. 4°,

Typewritten.

© Ada Isabel Eraser, San Francisco; D:
356, Apr. 17, 1901 ; 2c. Apr. 17, 1901. 10063

David's last choice; a play by A. Gerstenberg.

© Alice Gerstenberg, Chicago ; D : 15278,
Mar. 8, 1909 ; Ic. Feb. 11. 1910. 10064

Davy Crockett; an American comedy drama in
5 acts.

© Frank D. Plall, New York ; 1900 A : 9395,
Apr. 12. 10065

an American drama in 5 acts, by Frank

Murdoch.

© Deronda Mayo, Canton, Pa., in renewal
for 14 years from Aug. 6, 1900 ; 1900 A : 18578,
July 27. 10066

— a comedy drama in 5 acts.

© E. M. Gardiner, Chicago ; 1900 A : 11382,
May 5. 10067

an original domestic drama in 5 acts, by

F. Murdoch.

© Frank Murdoch, New York ; 1872 : 8332,
Aug. 6. 10068

romantic tabloid drama in 1 act, by Charles

Hart. Chicago, Chicago manuscript co., 1914.
[22] p. f. Mimeographed.

© Nov. 30, 1914; 2c. Dec. 18, 1914; D:
39137; Alex. Byers, Chicago. 10068a

Davy Cummin; a drama in 4 acts, by J. C.
Heywood.

© J. C. Heywood, New York; 1872:2128,
Mar. 5. 10069

479

10070

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

10083

Davy Jones; oi-, Davy Jones' locker, a nautical
farcical operetta in 3 acts, written and com-
posed by F. Miller, jr.

© Frederick Miller, jr., Boston ; 1894 : 8281,
Feb. 2. 10070

Davy Jones' locker. Ree Con. — Davy Jones.

Dawn; allegorical, lyric opera in prologue and 2
acts, words and anisic by E. Q. Sheatz. 57 p.
4°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Oct. 20, 1909 ; D : 17153 ; Elizabeth Q.
Sheatz, Philadelphia. 10071

drama in 4 acts and 4 tableaux, by D. A.

Reynolds. [62] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 21, 1911 ; D : 25819 ; D. A. Rey-

nolds, New York.

10072

— ■ [a drama in 1 act] by Percival L. Wilde
[pseud, of P. L. Weil] (In Smart set, Nov.,
1914)

© Oct. 15, 1914 ; Ic. Oct. 17, 1914 ; D : 38566 ;
Percival L. Weil, New York. 10072a

based on material supplied by A. Conan

Doyle. 18 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 4, 1914; D: 35915; Percival L.
Weil. New York. 10072b

— dramatic sketch in 1 act, by S. Conday. 19
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 25, 1914 : D : 38926 ; Stephen Con

day, St. Paul.

10072c

— play adapted from George McDonald's Lit-
tle daylight, by Elsa Tudor. [1], 11 p. t".
Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 27, 1913 ; D : 34739 ; Elsa Tudor
de Pierrefeu, Chicago. 10073

— a play in 1 act, by R. Hughes. New York,
1907. 1 p. 1., 14 p. 12°. ([Sergei's acting
drama, no. 576] )

© Rupert Hughes, New York; D : 10224,
Mar. 28, 1907 ; 2c. Apr. 10, 1907. 10074

— play in 3 acts, by G. D. Parker. [131] p.
4*. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 3, 1914; D : 38682 ; George D.
Parker, New York. 10074a

M.

— a play of modern American life, by J.
Downey. 47 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© J. M. Downey, East Cleveland ; D : 13628,
Aug. 21, 1908 ; 2c. Aug. 21, 1908. 10075

with The noble lord, The traitor, A house

of cards. Playing with fire. The finger of God,
1 act plays of life to-day, by Percival Wilde.
New York, Henry Holt & co., 1915. 4 p. 1. 168
p. 12".

© Feb. 20, 1915 ; 2c. Feb. 18, 1915 ; D : 39723 ;
Percival L. Wilde, New York. 10075a

Dawn — Continued.

or. The quest, drama in 4 acts, by T. F.

Tracey and A. Gallatin. 105 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Jan. 24, 1914 ; D : 35774 ; Thomas F.
Tracey and Alberta Gallatin, New York.

10075b

(Les aubes) ; by Emile Verhaeren, tr. by

Arthur Symons. Boston, Small, Maynard &
CO., 1915. 2 p. 1., 112 p. 8".

© May 15, 1915 ; 2c. and alf . May 20, 1915 ;
A : 401070 ; Small, Maynard & co., Boston.

10075c

Dawn (The) of a new year; one person dra-
matic act, by C. Lorraine and Jesse G. M.
Glick. 6 p. t". Ms.

© Ic. Apr. 22, 1911 ; D : 24075 ; Claude Lor-
raine, Oakland. Cal. 10076

Dawn (The) of day; play in 2 acts, by B. McCor-
mack. 6 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. May 10, 1915; D: 40610; Blanche Mc-
Cormack, Los Angeles. 10076a

A villian's dubble crime
H. Rosenkrans. 1 p. 1., 33 p. 16°.

or.

by Eugene
Printed.

© Thesus Clio Davidson, Newark, N. J. ;
1888 : 27969. Oct. 2 : 2c. Nov. 5. 10077

Dawn (The) of eternity; a spectacular religious
drama in 5 acts and 9 epochs, by H. W. Rogers
and Arthur J. Lamb. 98 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 15, 1910 ; D : 21796 ; H. W. Rog-
ers, Wheeling, W. Va. 10078

Dawn (The) of freedom; a drama in 4 acts and
6 tableaux, adapted by E. Plj'^mpton and A.
Corbett.

© Eben Plympton and Adolphe Corbett,
New York ; 1889 : 24098, Aug. 6. 10079

a romantic military war drama in 5 acts.

by Miron Leffingwell.

© Paul Gilmore, Dubuque, la. ; 1898 : 65108,
Nov. 7. 10080

or, The Irish patriot's dream, by M. M.

Meagher.

© M. M. Meagher, New Bedford, Mass. ;
1873 : 13800, Nov. 28. 10081

Dawn (The) of iron; a realistic drama in 5 acts,
depicting the struggles of a crucial period in
England, one hundred years ago, by T. M.
Hunter.

© Thomas M. Hunter, Brooklyn; 1897:
68462, Dec. 9; 2c. Dec. 13. 10082

Dawn of liberty; a colonial comedy-drama in 4
acts, by Charles Ulrich. Chicago and New
York, The Dramatic publishing company
[1905] 73 p. 12°.

© Dramatic pub. co.. Chicago ; D : 7747, Dec.
21, 1905 ; 2c. Dec. 21, 1905. 10083

480

10084

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

10103

Dawn of liberty — Ooiitinuert.

a romance of the Revolution, a 5 act melo-
drama, by H. G. Hall.

© Howard Gerald Hall. Decatur, Midi. ;
1894 : 49941. Oct. 26. 10084

Dawn (The) of love; comedy dramatic sketch,
l)y W. E. ]\IcMann. 12 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 17, 1915 ; D : 40030 ; Pietro Sosso
and Walter E. McIMann. San Francisco.

10084a

Dawn (The) of morn; a jilaylet, by T. H. Davis.
9 p. f. Typewritten.

© Thomas Henry Davi.'^, Wilkinsburg, Pa. ;
D : 4055, Feb. 26. 1904 ; 2c. Feb. 26, 1904.

10085

Dawn of music,
slums.

SVr Little mother of the

Da,wn (The) of peace; alle.iiory on war in 3 acts,
])y G. F. Or,i,nbet. 41 p. 4°. Typev/ritten.

© Ic. Feb. 26. 1912; D : 28832 : Georw
Franklin Orgibet, Chicasro. 10085a

— — minstrel first part. arr. by O. C. Ziegfeld.
© Oliver C. Ziegfeld, Baltimore; 1898; 4229,

.Tan. 10; 2c. Jan. 10.

10086

- 1 act play, by A. J. Ryan.
© A. .T. Rvan, Chicago: 1890 ; 23237. July 23.

10087

Dawn (The) of reason; dramatic playlet, by
E. E. Drisko. 6 p. f". Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 29, 1912 ; D : 2S476 ; Eleanor Earl
Drisko. Kansas City, Kan. 10088

Dawn (The) of redemption; or. The adoration
of the Magi kings, a Christmas play in 4
acts, by Elizabeth Folding.

© Roxburv pub. co., New York: 1899;
12654, Feb. 15; 2c. Feb. 15. 10089

Dawn (The) of the new day. See Pedigree.

Dawn (The) of victory; play in 4 acts, by G. W.
Merchant. 39 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 8. 1911 ; D ; 24882 ; Grace Winona
Merchant, isrockton, Mass. 1O090

Dawn (The) of Waterloo; sketch in 1 scene, by
R. C. Woodville and E. L. Swete. [2], 19 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 26, 1913; D: 34.543; R. Caton
Woodville and E. I-yall Swete, I>ondon. 10091

Dawning; ox% Complete atonement, play in 1
act, by G. Balsar. 11 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Charles Balsar. Jackson. Mich.; D:7426.
Oct. 19, 1905 ; 2c. Oct. 13, 1905. 10092

Dawson (The) widow; dramatized from the
novel of A. R. Crane, by Fi-ederick F. Schra-
der.

© Alice Rollins Crane, Dawson Citv, Can-
ada ; D ; 86, Jan. 28, 1901. 10093

Dawson's mistakes, by E. Lester.

© Edward Lester, New York ; D ; 4079, Oct.
10, 1903. 10094

Day (The) See Tag (Der)

Day (The) after; a farce comedy, by T. H.
Sayre. Typewritten.

© T. H. Savre. New York f 1897 ; 7003, Jan.
23: 2c. Jan. 23. 10095

play in 4 acts, by Mr. and Mrs. H. Russell.

67 p. f. Typewritten.

© ^\v. and Mrs. Howard Russell, Portland,
Or. ; D : 11980. Dec. 24. 1907 ; 2c. Dec. 28. 1907.

10096

Day (A) and a night; comedy in 1 act, by A. C
Ruggeri. 22. [2] p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. May 3. 1911; D : 24122 ; Agnes G.
Ruggeri, New York. 10097

— comedy in 2 acts, by Agnes C. Ruggeri.

New York, Dick & Fitzgerald. 1912. 19 p. 12°.

© Feb. 8. 1912 ; 2c. Feb. 9, 1912 ; D ; 28615 :

Dick & Fitzgerald, New York. 10098

Dawning (The) of the day.
alanna.

See Eilleen

farcical comedy in 1 act, by Nelson Comps-

ton. Chicago, Chicago manuscript co., 1914.
[32] p. f°. Mimeographed.

© Dec. 3. 1914 ; 2c. Dec. 21. 1914 ; D : 39182 ;
Alex. Byers. Chicago. 10098a

Day (A) and a night in New York; an original
musical farce comedy in 3 acts, with original
music and songs, by C. H. Hoyt.

© Charles H. Hovt, Charlestown, N. H. ;
1898 : 22137, Apr. 7. 10099

Day and night; by Mrs. H. P. Cullum.

© Mrs. H. P. Cullum, Chicago; D;8666,
June 11, 1906. 10100

Day and night in Chinatown; burlesque, by
Lon Hascall. 58 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 10, 1911; D: 2.5740: Jack Singer,
inc., New York. 10101

Day (A) at Belle Isle; musical comedy, by M. E.
Levine. 4 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 19, 1913 ; D ; 35059 ; Moses E. Le-
vine. Cleveland. 10102

Day (A) at Happy Hollow school; by Lettie
Cook Van Derveer. Lebanon. O., March bros.,
1910. 29 p. 12".

© Oct. 20, 1910 ; 2c. Oct. 12, 1910 ; D : 22329 ;
March bros., Lebanon, O. 10103

5379°— 15-

-31

481

10104

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

10125

Day at Niagara Falls; musical comedy in 1 act,
by S. S. Howe. 39 p. 4". Typewritten. [I.i-
bretto only]

© Samuel S. Howe, Brooklyn ; D : 7729, Dec.
18, 1905; 2c. Dec. 18. 1905. 10104

Day (A) at Oakland; or, Won by a tongue, by
M. Mauley. 10 p. f". Typewritten.

© Morris Manley, Chicago ; D : 10526, May
9. 1907 ; 2c. May 9, 1907. 10105

Day (A) at the country fair; 1 act play for
hoiiie talent. l)y A. Olmstead. 48 p. 16".
Printetl.

© Ic. Oct. 25, 1910; D : 22527 : Aeol a Olm-
stead. Millersliurg. O. 10106

Day at the Hotel Broke; dramatic composition,
by J. Fenton. 5 p. 4". Typewritten.

© 1 c. Apr. 1, 1910 ; D : 206S^2 : Jamos Fen-
ton, York, Neb. 10107

Day (A) at the junction. See Cobwebs.

i^ay (A) at the Knowitall woman's club; Ity
M. M. Parker.

© Mary Moncure Parker, Cliicauo ; D : 4;i.'>4,
Dec. 2. 1903. 10108

Day at the links; 1 act vaudeville skit, by David
M. Woirr. 12 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. S, 1909 : D : 16845 ; Paul Hirscli.
Chicago. 10109

Day (A) at the race course; drama in 5 acts, by
<T. O. Klingncr and C. F. Leavers. 47 p. 4".
'l\vpewi-itten.

© Gus C. Klingner and Charles F. Leavers,
Chicago; 1892 : 35977, Sept. 1; 2c. Sept. 8.

10110

Day (A) at the races; vaudeville sketch, by C. E.
Splan. 5 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. June 4. 1913; D: 33398; Clyde Eldon
Splan, Detroit. 10111

Day (A) at the springs. See White Sulphur.

Day (A) at the World's fair; by .1. W. Stover.

© J. W. Stover. Chicago ; 1895 : 65274, Dec.

24.

10112

Day (The) before Christmas. See Jolly plays
for holidays.

Day (The) before the convention; 1 act dramatic
sketcli, by J. W. Carey.

© John W. Carey, Sioux City, la. ; D : 15603,
Apr. 13. 1909. 10113

Day (The) before the day; drama in 3 acts, by
Chester Bailey Fernald. 3 v. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. J>Uy 24. 1915 ; D : 41303 ; C. B. Fer-
nald, London. 10113a

Day (The) before the J hop; or, A mix-up in
men, a farce in 1 act, by Annette Kittredge.
15 p. 32°. Printed.

© Annette Kittredge Norton, Niagara Falls,
N. Y. ; D : 2971, Feb. 9, 1903 ; 2c. Mar. 9, 1903.

"10114

Day (The) before the wedding; a farce [by]
Robert C. V. Meyers.

© P. Garrett & co., Philadelphia; 1885:
26494. Dec. 16; 2c. Apr. 15, 1886. 10115

Day break; political play in 4 acts, by W. F.
Allen and Marvin A. Riley. [.53] p. f". Type-
written.

© Ic. Aug. 25. 1911 : D : 25075 ; Walter Fox
Allen. Lawrenceville, N. J. 10116

• See alao Daybreak.

Day (The) breaking. Sec Night.

Day (A) dream; by J. Snyder.

© John Snyder, Welleslev, Mass. ; D : 10667,
May 31, 1907. 10117

Day dreams; a drama, by E. B. Gay.

© Elsie Barker Gay, New York; 1897:
.50011, Sept. 7. 10118

— — play in 1 act, by Mary Wellington. [7] p.
f". Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 6. 1912 ; D : 29073 ; Marie Weller.
New York. 10119

Day (A) in a district school; comedy in 2 acts,
by E. Roscower. 52 p. 16°. Printed.

© May 25, 1911; 2c. Mav 26. 1911; D:
24289 ; Emma Roscower. Goldsboro, N. C. 10120

Day (A) in a doctor's office; a fai-ce in 1 act,
by Henry A. Hoetler. Clyde. O., Ames publish-
ing ccmipany [1898] 10 p., 1 1. 12°. ([Ames'
series of standard and minor drama, no. 324] )

© Ames pub. co., Clyde, O. ; 1893:57570.
Dec. 27 ; 2c. Dec. 27. 10121

Day (A) in Boulogne; by Arthur Law. London,
.LWillinms.ltd.; New York. E. Schuberth&co.,
1904. 17 p. 8°.

© .Joseph Williams, ltd.. London ; D : 5330.
July 23. 1904 ; 2c. July 23. 1904. 10122

Day (A) in camp; by L. R. Cowdrey.

© Louis R. Cowdrey. Passaic, N. J. ; 1900
A : 3477, Feb. 7. 10123

a musical comedy.

© Jos. K. Strasburger, United States ; 1892 :
31367, July 28. 10124

Day (A) in camp with the state National
guard. See Raw (The) recruit.

Day (A) in court; farce in 1 act, by J. S. Mur-
phy.

© Lyceum pub. co.. United States. ; 1900 A :
7581, Mar. 22. 10125

482

10126

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

10146

Day (A) in France. See At gay Monte Carlo.

Day (A) in the Ai-oostook; by A. E. Damon.
© A. E. Damon, Dan vers, Mass. ; 1897 :
7956, Jan. 29. 10126

Day (A) in the life of the devil. Sec Red
(The) light of Mars.

Day (A) in the seraglio; a little comedy in 1
act, by H. Kane. 17 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Helen Kane. Washington; D:4680. Mar.
4, 1904; 2c. Apr. 23, 1904. 10127

Day (The) of atonement; in 5 acts, by P. F.
1 1< )g:owaj-. Typewritten.

© Phil. F. Roiioway, I'ortland, Or. ; 1900 A
28449, Nov. 5; 2e. Nov. 5.

Day (A) of reckoning; by H. B. V. Edwardes.

© Henry B. V. Edwardes, Brookline, Mass. ;

D: 12730, Apr. 11. 1908. 10136

Day (The) of Saint Martin; a romantic drama
in 3 acts, by B. Kennedy.

© Bratton Kennedy, Philadelphia; 1898:
3136-5, May 20. 10137

Day (The) of the duchess; farce comedy in 1
act, by Alice C. Thompson. 'Boston, W. H.
Baker & co., 1911. 12 p. 16" (On cover:
ISaker's ed. of plays)

© Aug. 31, 1911 ; 2c. Sept. 1, 1911 ; D : 25119 ;
Walter H. Baker & co.. Boston. 10138

10128 ^^y (The) of the wedding. See Yom hachupa.

Day (The) of days; fantastic play in 4 acts, by
I.. J. Vance. [144] p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 6, 1914 ; D : 36612 ; Louis Joseph
Vance, New York. 10128a

Day of defeat; by B. ^I. Dix. 86 p. 4". Type-
written.

© Ic. Oct. 14. 1909; D: 17256; Beulah
Marie Dix, Lynn, Mass. 10129

Day (A) of discord. See Two brass bands.

Day (The) of doom; a spectacular drama in 5
acts, by (1. F. Piatt founded on Bulwer Lyt-
ton's novel The last days of Pompeii. 107 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© George Foster Piatt. Milwaukee; D:
2378, Se]>t. 26, 1902 ; 2c. Oct. 20, 1902. 10130

Day (The) of dupes. See Happiness, and other

plays.

Day (A) of excitement; 1 act comedy, by
Charles Horwitz. 14 p. 8°. Typewritten.

© Edith IMerriless and Alfred Doria, New
York; D : 4578, Feb. 2. 1904; 2c. Feb. 2, 1904.

10131

Day (The) of judgment; [a domestic drama in
4 acts, by Jean Barrymore] 77 p. f. Type-
written.

© United amusement co.. Erie, Pa. ; D :
8883, July 30. 1906; 2c. Aug. 1, 1906. 10132

drama, by J. Adams. 86 p. 8". ^Type-
written.

© Justin Adam.s, Salem, Mas.s. ; D : 4006,
Sept. 25, 1903; 2c. Oct. 20, 1903. 10133

a play in 3 acts, by J. Wiegand, authorized

tr. by A. Von Ende.

© Amelia Von Ende, New York; D; 12240,
Jan. 25, 1908. 10134

Day (The) of payment; play of the present
time in 4 acts, by L. H. Foster. 64 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 17, 1913 ; D : 35043 ; Lilian Hoyt
Foster, New York. 10135

Day (A) of truth; a comedy in 3 acts, by B.
Davenport.

© Butler Davenport, New York ; D : 15131,
Feb. 19, 1909. 10139

Day (The) of vows; or. The song of the soul's
redemption, draiiiatic arr. of Solomon's Song
of songs, by F. E. Ben-OIiel. [1], 16 p. 4".
Ms.

© Ic. Sept. 17, 1915; D : 42131 ; Florence
Elizabeth Ben-Oiliel, Brookline, Mass. 10139a

Day (A) off; comedy sketch, by E. A. Sumner
and L. Dinsmore.

© E. A. Sumner and Lon Dinsmore, Boston ;
1885:2893, Feb. 2. 10140

— ■ an extra vaganzic farce in 2 acts, by M. Ott.
59 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 8, 1913; D; 32243 ; Matthew Ott,
Wollaston, Mass, 10141

a farce comedy, by E. Howard. 118 p. 4°.

Ms.

© Ernest Howard, Boston ; 1888 : 15686,
May 31 ; 2c. Sept. 27. 10142

Day (A) on the campus. See Co-eds (The) of
Glenwood.

Day (A) on the farm; by .1. E. Walters. 15 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© .John E. Walter.s, New York; D:3781,
Aug. 1, 1903 ; 2c. Aug. 1, 1903. 10143

dramatic composition, by .7. E. Walters.

[2] p. f^ T.vpewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 1.5, 1912; D : 31134 ; John E.

Walters, Baltimore. 10144

Day 1001; the words of a comic opera, by I. O.
Dherba.

© I. O. Dherba, New York; 1897:22399,
Apr, 9. 10145

Day out company; comedy farce, in 3 acts, by
A. T, Oakes.

© A. T. Oakes, New York ; 1889 : 836.
Jan. 5. 10146

483

10147

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

10162

Day (The) that lAncoln died; a play in 1 act,

l).v I'. Wan-en an«l W. Hutchiiis. |21, 21 p.

4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 2G, 1909; D : 16087 ; Prescott

AVai-i-en. Newton. Mass.. aixl Will Hiitchins,

IVei-dcld, Mass. 10147
Same. Boston. W. H. Balver & co., 1912.

IG p. 12".
© Mar. 7, 1912; 2c. Mar. 8. 1912; D : 29052 ;

IM-escott Warren and Will Hiitchins, Newton.

Mass. 10148

Day (A) too soon; a playlet, by Gordon Men-
del.ssolm. 24 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© G. I.. Mendelssohn, New York; D:9198,
Oct. 0. 1900 ; 2c. r)(t. 0. 1906. 10149

Day (The) we celebrate; oriirinal Irish sketch,
hy K. IlarriRan.

© Edward Harrijran. Broolilyn ; 1874 : 442:i.
Aw. ?'. 10150

Day (The) will come; i)lay in 1 act, by F.
Gerald. 20 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. June 25, 1914; D : 3740.") ; Florenc*'
Gerald, New York. 10150a

Day (A) with our soldiers on the picket lines
during- the War of the Rebellion. See
Picket (The) guards.

Day (A) with Sedgwick in Pennsylvania.
Sec Gettysburg (The) gun.

Day (A) with the movies. See Dopey's talks.

Day (A) with the specialists; or. Cured at
last, a lra;iic far(-(>let in H .scenes, by F. S.
Watson. New York, The Grafton press, 1910.
51 p. 12".

© Oct. 28. 1910; 2c. Dec. 12, 1910; D:
22819; Francis S. Watson, Boston. 10151

Daybreak; dnuna in 5 acts, by t)lof Alfred
Toflteen. 75 p. f. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 28, 1911; D: 25843: O. A. Toft-
teen, Cliicairo. 10152

— — See (ilao Day break.

Day's monologs; by G.

Typewritten.

© (Jt'orire W. Day. New York

Sept. 12, 1904; 2c. Sept. 0, 1904.
Days (The) of auld lang syne. See Beside the

bonnie brier bush.
Days (The) of '49; original comedy in 1 act, by

:\I. Nobles. [1], 20 p. f°. Typewritten.
© Ic. .Tune 27, 1913; D : 33629 ; Milton

Nobles, Brooklyn. 10154

See alao California pioneers.

Days (The) of gold; an idyll of modern Cali-
fornia in 4 acts, by P. V. MiRhels. 158 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Philip Verrill Mighels, New York; D:

11604, C)ct. 20. 19U7; 2c. Oct. 2-5, 1907. 10155

W. Day. 0 p. 4".

D : 5.547.
10153

Days of old Mantou; by D. A. Ruebel and M.
Aull.

© Dan A. Kuebel and Margaret Aull, Lex-
ington, Mo. ; D : 15211. Mar. 1. 1909. 10156

a college musical comedy in 3 acts. Li-
bretto.

© Daniel A. Ruebel, Lexington, Mo. ; D :
12816, Apr. 23, 1908. 10157

Days (The) of Richelieu. Sec Pere Dubois.

Days (The) of 1783. See Village (The) mail-
carrier.

Days (The) of 1776. See Hermit (The)

Days of '76; a colonial military eiiisudc in 1 act,
with music, i)ook and music by ('. K. Lepaige.

© Chas. K. Lepaige, Port .fervls. N. Y. ; D :
13.306, .July 7, 1908. 10158

Days (The) of shoddy; by G. L. Mordecai.

© G. L. Mordecai, New York; 1882:13393.
Aug. 14. 10159

Days of '61; 1 act comedy sketch, by .Tack Gor-
man and Ben McKinney. 12 p. 4". Type-
written.

© Ic. Sept. IS, 1909; D: 16970; Vaudeville
liroducing co.. New York. 10160

Days of slavery; a drama in 4 acts and 8 tab-
leau-v, by Whallen and Martell.

© Whallen and Martell, Union Hill. N. .7.:
1893: 52985, Nov. 28. 10161

Days of the Commune. Sec Paris.

Days (The) of the Knickerbockers. See Hil-
ma, the wanderfoot.

Days (The) of the Magnificent; drama of old
Florence in blank ver.st' and pro.se. by A. Ma-
quarie. I>ondon. Bickes and son. ltd.. 1911.
viii, 1.55 p. 12".

© Oct. 13, 1911; 2c. Nov. 23,: 1911; D:
25834; Arthur Maquarii', East Molesev, Eng-
land. 10162

Days (The) of the Revolution. Sec Spy (The)
of the Hudson.

Days (The) of the serpent worshipers. See
Crown (The) of Atlas.

Days of war; play in 1 act. by Maurice .Toy and
Gordon A. Smith. 23 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 23, 1915; D:. 39770; Madame
Yorska, New York. 10162a

Day's (A) racing at Jerome. .sVy- Four-in-
hand (The) club.

Days (The) that are gone [and] School days;
two monologs. by Martha L. Dingman, with
lesson talks by I-reota E. Bruner. Lebanon, O..
March brothers, 1914. 24 p. 12°.

© Aug. 4, 1914 ; 2c. Aug. 6, 1914 : D : 37765 ;
March brothers, Lebanon, O. 10162b

484

10163

C0PYRIC4HTED IN THE UNITED STATES

10180

Dayton's lady; play in 3 acts, by A. I> W.
Allen. lOG p. 4°. Typowritten.

© Ic. Juno 19. 1913: D : 33r>41 : Ado !•<'
Wolfe Allen, Hartford. 10163

Dazzling" Nancy; or, A trip to the bottom of
the sea, a merry whirl of complications in 2
acts, by B. (^erard. 71 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Barnev Gerard. New York ; D : 51S5, June
16, 1904; 2c. June 16. 1904. 10164

De black magician; or. The wonderful beaver.

an Ethiopian comicality in 1 scene, by Henry

B. Williams, jr. New York. R. M. De Witt.

© Robert M. De Witt, New York; 1S7G :

14579; Dec. 29: 2c. Sept. 15. 1877. 10165

De cara al sol; boceto de comedia en 1 acto y
en prosa, original de J. G. Porcel. Madrid
[Sociedad de autores espaiioles] 1914. 31 p.
12°.

© Mar. 15. 1915; Ic. Mar. 17. 1915; D :
40070; Juan G. Porcel, :Madrid. 10165a

De chicken walk; by T. P. Sullivan.

© Timuthv Paul Sullivan. Milwaukee: D:
1294. Jan. 15, 1902. 10166

De coon hunt; an Ethiopian farce in 3 scenes.
New Y''ork, Happy hours company.

© Happv hours co.. New York ; 1874 :
12222. Sept.' 28: 2c. Oct. 17. 10167

De Darktown masqueraders; a musical farce
in 3 acts, by H. West. Typewritten.

© Harrv West. Washinirton ; 1900 A : 131S.
Jan. 1.5. Ic. Jan. 15. 10168

De daughter of de regiment; an Ethiopian bur-
lesque in 1 act, by E. C. Estep. Chicago. T. S.
Denison [1903] 8 p. 16". ([The Ethiopian
drama] )

© Thos. S. Denison. Chicago ; D : 3712. July
11. 1903 ; 2c. Aug. 3. 1903. 10168a

De debbil and Dr. Faustum; an Ethiopian
operetta in 2 scenes. New York, Happy hours
company.

© Happv hours co.. New York ; 1874 : 12237.
Sept. 28 ; 2c. Oct. 17. 10169

De great Pete Bawnuna's niinstuls, de greates
minstuls what is; by M. M. Brannan.

© Michael M. Brannan, Washington: D:
8256, Mar. 30. 1906. 10170

De los barrios bajos; sainete Ifrico, en 1 acto.
dividido en 5 ciiadros, en prosa y verso, orig-
inal de M. Gonz/iloz de Lara, mvisica de los
maestros Padilla y Franco. ^ladrid [Sociedad
de autores espanoles] 1910. 33 p. 12°. [Li-
bretto only] '^'^^i^S
© Sept. G. 1910: 2c. Sept. 7. 1910: D : 21984.
Manuel Gonzalez de Lara. Madrid. 10171

De 'Lubians; or, De retumgressum cull'd fokes
ub "Washumtum, an I'.thiDiiian J>in"les(inc in 2
acts nnd 12 scenes, by P. K. L. Colo.

© Peter K. li. Cole. Omaha, Neb.: 1S84:
70.54. Apr, 1. 10172

De maid ob de Knnkpiincas; an EiluDpian in-
terluile in 1 scene. New York, Hapi)y hours
company.

© Hiippv hours CO.. New York ; 1874 : 12234,
Sept. 28 : 2c. Oct. 17. 10173

De Miraflores . . . y a pruebal zarzuela madri-
leiia en 2 actos y en prosa, original de A.
Caanumo. miisica de los maestros Quislant y
Badfa. Madrid [Sociedad de autores esi»a-
noles] 1915. 69 p. 12". [Libretto only]

© June 24. 1915: Ic. June 2.5. 1915: D:
41090: Angel Canmano, Madrid. 10173a

De mujer a mujer; comedia en 1 acto y en
prosa. original de A. J[. Vi^rgol. Madrid
[Sociedad de autores espanoles] 1912. 22 p,
12°.

© May 24, 1912; 2c. Mav 13, 1912; D:
29707: Ant.)nio il. Vit^rgol, Marlrid. 10174

De old gum game; an Ethiopian extravaganza

in 1 scene. New York. Hapi)y hours coni])any.

© Happv hours co.. New York : 1874 : 12246,

Sept. 28: 2c. Oct. 17. 10175

De pawty ob de second pawt; by Leighton
bros. and Frank J. Conroy. 13 p. 4". Type-
written.

© Ic. June 29, 1911; D : 24606 : Bert and
Frai\k Leighton, New York. 10176

De pesca; entrem^s en prosa. original de P.
Parellada. ^ladrid [Sociedad de autores es-
panoles] 1908. 13 p. 12°.

© Pablo Parellada, Madritl : D : 13873. Sept,
21, 1908: 2c. Sept. 21, 1908. 10177

De pipe dream; vaudeville sketch, by J. D.
Steell.

© John Denton Steell. I>os Angeles; D:
10395. Apr. 22, 1907. 10178

De queen of de bunch; a farce in 1 act. by F. T.
Richards, music by F. Dewey Ricliurds, 21 p,
4°. Typewritten. [Words only]

© F. T. Richards, New York; D: 11902.
Dec. 11. 1907: 2c. Dec. 11. 1907. 10179

De regia estirpe; comedia llrico-dramAtica en 1
acto, dividido en 4 cuadros. en prosa y verso,
original de Francisco Ramos de Castro y Jos^
Mesa Andrgs. miisica del maestro Enrique
IMavol. IMadrid [Sociedad de autores espa-
noles] 1911. 40 p. 12°. [Libretto only]

© Aug. 21. 1911; 2e. Aug. 22. 1911; D:
25048 ; F. Ramos de Castro v J. Mesa Andri^s,
Madrid. 10180

485

10181

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

10197

De regreso a la vida; coniwlia en 1 acto y en

prosji, original do U. Alvnivz. IVfadrid [Socie-

dad lie autores espanolcsl 1909. 34 p. 12°.

© Kafael Alvarez, Madrid ; D : 1G149, June

23. 1909; 2c. Juno 23. 1909. 10181

De retumgressum cull'd fokes ub Washum-
tum. See De 'Lubians.

De 7 a 8; coniedia en 1 acto, original de R.
Levda. Madrid [Sociodad de autores espa-
noies] 1910. 24 p. 12°.

© May 23, 1910; 2c. May 24, 1910; D:
21141 ; Rafael Leyda. Madrid. 10182

De una vida; coniedia on prosa en 2 actos. di-
vididos en \in pr61o.so y 3 cuadros, original de
F. J. Cortezo y J. Loirado. Madrid [Sociedad
(lo autores espanoles] 1910. 46 p. 12".

© Sept. G, 1910 ; 2c. Sept. 7, 1910 ; D : 21993 ;
F, J. Cortezo y J. I^eirado, Madrid. 10183

De veraneo; coniedia en 1 acto y en prosa, orig-
inal de F. Sassone. Madrid [Sociedad de au-
tores espanoles] 1910. 3.1 p. 12".

© Sept. G, 1910 ; 2c. Sept. 7, 1910 ; D : 219G0 ;
Felipe Sassone, Madrid. 10184

De winnin' ob Hannah; by M. G. Win.stock and
J. S. McCiuade.

© Melvin G. Winstoclc and James S. Mc-
(luade, New York ; D : 1972. June 5, 1902.

10184a

Deacon (The); an original cmuedy drama in .1
acts, by H. O. Dale.

© H(u-ace C. Dale. Reading, Pa.; 1886:

18874, Aug. 20. 10185

Same. New York, H. Roorbach [1892]

1 11. 1.. no p. 12°. (Roorbacb's American ed.
of acting plays, no 5.'»)

© Horace C. Dale, Reading, Pa.: 1892:
40283. Oct. 4; 2c. Dec. 16. 10186

Deacon Brodie. See Three plays; by W. E.
Henley and R. L. Stevenson.

Deacon Clough; a comedy in 4 acts [by] D. B.
Currier.

© D. B. Currier, Hanover. N. H. : 1894:
6554, Jan. 27. 10187

Deacon Crankett; a comedy-drama, by J. Hab-
berton.

© John Habberton, Now York; 1880:
13095, Aug. 26. 10188

Deacon (The) entangled; a comedy in 3 acts, by

Harry Osborne. Cbicago, T. S. Denison & co.

[1914] G3 p. 12°. (On cover: Alta series)

© June 8. 1914 ; 2c. Jun(> 11. 1914 ; D 37294 ;

Eben H. Norris, Chicago. 10188a

Deacon Flood; by H. Kelley.

© Tlarrv Kelley, Boston: D: 1.5055, Feb. 10.
1909. 10189

Deacon Grab-all vs. Nathan Brown; or. The
war between capital and labor ended, a
serio-comic drama in 3 acts, by J. II. Ckirrv.
Fort Myers, Fia., Rose & Selby", 1896. 2 p. i.,
48 p. 12°.

© J. H. Curry, Fort Myers, Fla. ; 1896:
49065, Aug. 31: 2c. Sept. 1. 10190

Deacon Jackson; a comedy in 4 acts, by C. B.
. Lewis.

© C. B. Lewis, Detroit ; 1879 : 4613, Apr. 7.

10191

Deacon Jones' wife's ghost; a farce in 1 act.
liy B(>rt Kawley. Clyde, O.. Ames publishing
company [1894] 1 p. 1.. 8 p. 12". (On cover:
Ames' series of standard and minor drama,
no 345)

© Ames pub. co., Clyde. O. ; 1894:57415,
Dec. 10; 2c. Dec. 14. 10192

Deacon Slocum's presence of mind; monologue
for a woman, by Pauline Phelps. [New York.
K. S. Werner publishing and sujiplv company
(incorporated)] 1904. 10 ii. 12°.

© Edgar S. Werner. New York ; A : 86321.
May 4, 1904; 2c. May 20, 1904. 10192a

Deacon's (The) daughter; a sentimental farce
in 4 acts, by A. C. Gunter.

© Archibald C. Guiiier, New York; 1886:
15808, July 12. 10193

— Same.

© by Esther L. Gunter. New York, as
widow of the author, in renewal for 28 years.
Renewal no. 45.58, «X-t. 17. 1913. Original
entry, July 12, 1886. no 15808. 10194

Deacon's second wife; comedy in 3 acts, bv
Allan Abbott. Boston. W. H. Baker & co",
1910. 46 p. 12". (On cover: Baker's ed. of

lilays)

© Jan. 1. 1910; 2c. Jan. 3, 1910; D : 17842 :
Walter H. Baker & co., Boston. 10195

Deacon's (The) son; vaudeville sketch, by W. L.
Chanipenois. 11 ii. f°. Typewiitten.

© Ic. Apr. 28, 1915; D: 40496; William
Louis Cliampenois, New Orleans. 10195a

Deacon's (The) sweetheart; 1 act farcette, by
Frank Kennedy and A. S. Hoffman. Chicago
and New York. The Dramatic pulilishing coni-
Iiany. 1906. 9 p. 12". (On cover: The comic
(b"aiua, no. 211)

© Dramatic pub. co., Chicago ; D : 9533,
Nov. 28, 1906; 2c. Dec. 22. 1906. 10196

Deacon's (The) tribulations; an original com-
edy-drama in 4 acts, by H. C. Dale. Au-
thor's ed. New York, H. Roorbach.

© Horace C. Dale, Reading, Pa. : 1897 :
22846, Apr. 12 ; 2c. Oct. 7. 10197

486

10198

COPYKIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

10218

Dead (The) alive; u drjinui in 4 acts, taken
from tli(! tcreat story of that name by Wilkie
Collins, and dramatized by J. Howard.

© Jessie Howard, Boston ; 1874 : 1930. Feb.
18. 10198

Dead and alive; a drama in 1 act, by G. A.
I^yon, jr.

© Gideon A. Lyon, jr.. Washington; 1895:
2990G, June 4. 10199

See also Hoodwinked.

Dead broke; an American character comedy in
3 acts, by F. A. Durivage.

© Francis A. Durivage, New York; 1879:
15876, Nov. L*4. 10200

comedy in 1 act, by A. Dorris. [21, 19 p.

4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 27, 1912 : D : 28844 ; Albert Dor-
ris, New York. 10201

Dead-broke (The) hypnotist; sketch in 1 act,
by PI W. Fifield. 14 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 9, 1912 ; D : 30773 ; Effie Wood-
ward Fifield, Minneapolis. 10202

Dead (A) cinch; an original farce comedy in 3
acts.

© Emil Nowark, New York; 1891:25344,
July 13. 10203

Dead (The) city; a tragedy, by Gabriele d'An-
nunzio . . . rendered into English by G. Man-
tellini, illustrations from the stage produc-
tion of Eleonora Duse. Chicago, Laird & Lee
[1902] 2 p. 1., vi p., 2 1., 11-282 p. col.
front., pi., port. 12".

© William H. Lee, Cliicago ; A : 34946, .Tune
9. 1902; 2c. July 14. 1902. 10203a

Dead copy; the romantic and emotional crea-
tion in 4 acts, by W. Raymond.

© Walter Raymond. Brooklvn; 1878:2704.
Mar. 5. 10204

Dead-eye (The) mine; play in 4 acts, by Frances
Todd Campbell and Ballou Hood. 167 p. 4".
Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 2, 1913: D: 32819; George L.
Cooper. Troy. N. Y. 10205

Dead (A) game sport; sketch in 1 act, by B.
Lambert. 8 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 10, 1911; D : 23909 ; Beatrice
Lambert, Chicago. 10206

Dead (The) hand; play in 3 acts, by B. Orr.
120 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 12, 1914 ; D : 37820 ; Edith Orr,
Newton. IVIass. 10206a

or. The foibles of men, the follies of

women and the wisdom of babes, dramatic
satire in 1 reel, by A. D. Rees. 14 p. 4".
Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 4, 1914; D: 35923; Arthur
Dougherty Rees. Philadelphia. 10206b

Dead (A) heat; comedy in 1 act, for female
characters (mly. Boston, W. H. Raker & co..
1896.

© Walter H. Baker & co.. Boston; 1,S9(> :
51201, Sept. 12; 2c. Oct. 22. 10207

Dead (The) letter; a melodramatic comedy in 4
acts.

© Harry Webber, Chicago; 1883:7439, Apr.
20. 10208

Dead-line (The); play in 4 acts, by V. llaight.
40 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 6, 1913; D : 3527.1 ; Parker
Haight, Kansas City, Mo. 10209

— — See also Kentucky (A) feud.

Dead (A) man's hand. See Banshee (The)

Dead men's shoes; an original play in 4 acts,
by J. J. McCloskey.

© James J. McCloskev. P.rooklvn; 1S73 :
14790, Dec. 23. 10210

a play in 5 acts, dramatized from Miss

Braddon's novel of that title, by H. W. Ellis.

© H. W. Ellis, United States : 1876 : 11963.
Oct. 26. 10211

Dead or alive; an original drama in 3 acts, by
Tom Taylor.

© Daniel E. Bandmaim. New York ; 1872 :
462, Jan. 17. 10212

Dead (The) poet. See Addio.

Dead reckoning; a farce, by Henry Dingley
Coolidge. Boston, W. H. Baker & co., 1895.

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston ; 1895 :
50782, Oct. 7; 2c. Oct. 29. 10213

Dead (The) restored, .see Bad (A) lot.

Dead (A) ringer; a comedy of all farce com-
edies.

© John T. Ward, United States; 1891:
42826, Nov. 30. 10214

Dead Sea fruit; a comedy drama in 5 acts an<l
8 tableaux, by C. Rose, jr. 78 p. 12".
Printed.

© Con Rose, jr., New York; 1875:11107.
Oct. 23 ; 2c. Dec. 23. 10215

— —drama, by J. Dadswell, from The mayor
of Casterbridge, by Thomas Hardy. 35 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 13, 1909 ; D : 17360 ; Jessie Dads-
well, Lafayette, Ind. 10216

— — a play in 1 act, by W. A. Lewis.

© William Albert Lewis. Cincinnati ; D :
3985, Sept. 21, 1903. 10217

Dead (A) secret; comedy in 1 act, by W. C.
Morrow. 12 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 9, 1910; D: 20104: W. C. Mor-
row, San Francisco. 10218

487

10219

DBAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

10241

Dead (A) secret — Continued.

;i drama adapted by permission of the

author, from the novel of Wilkie Collins.

London [E. S. Boot] 1S77. 40 p. 16".

© Mrs. Sidney Francis Bateman. New York,

1877:8916. Aug. 3; 2c. Nov. 7. 10219

a drama in 5 acts, by S. Fiske.

© Stephen Fiske, New York; 1878:887.
Jan. 21. 10220

by T. Mo.ss.

© T. Moss, New York: 1878:903, Jan. 21.

10221

a pastoral drama in 4 acts, by A. C.

Wheeler.

© Lucv Fallon, New York; 1895:21650,

Apr. 19. 10222

Dead (The) shot of Arizona. See Silver Bird.

Dead to rights; a picturesque and romantic
drama in 4 acts, by J. J. McCloskey.

© James J. McCloskey, Brooklyn; 1893:
20007, Apr. 24. 10223

Dead to the world; a drama, by K. Field. New
York, 1877.

© Kate Field, United States; 1877:9050,
Aug. 7. 10224

-sensational drama in 3 acts, by F. Dumont.

© Frank Dumont. Philadelphia; 1875:8509,

Aug. 17.

10225

Dead weight; play in 4 acts, by M. E. Pesuel.
81 p. 8°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 29, 1913; D: 34578; Maximilian
Edwin Pesnel, East Oranye, N. J. 10226

Dead (The) witness; a drama in 4 acts.

© C. E. Rollins, Philadelphia ; 1871 : 10698.
Nov. 10. 10227

or. New York by sunlight and gaslight.

a dramatization in 4 acts, after the gi-eat
story by Wm. Mason Turner, with new sen-
sations and effects, by P. Connolly and E.
Barry.

© P. Connolly and E. Barry, New York ;
1871: 10699, Nov. 10. 10228

-— — or, Sin and its shadow, a melodrama in 3
acts.

© George Holland, Philadelphia; 1888:
29177, Oct. 15. 10229

• See, aUo Gyp, the heiress. — Mysterious

(The) woman.

l?ead, yet living; an original sensational drama
in prologue and 3 acts, by W. A. Gregston.

© W. A. Gregston, New York; 1875:1214.
Feb. 9.

Deadhead.

© Ilobert H. Oliver, Muntague, N. J. ; ISDO :
.36800, Nov. 21; 2e. Nov. 21. 10231

Deadlock (The); a comedy in 4 acts, by R. C.
Elliott. Typewritten.

© Robert Clark Elliott and F. Shelberg.
Pe.scadero, Cal. ; 1898:69209, Nov. 28; 2c.
Feb. 21, 1899. 10232

■ play in 1 act, by A. Reichman. 16 p. 4".

Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 21, 1913; D : 35077 ; Arthur
Reichman. New York. 10233

play in 3 acts, l>y M. TurnbuU. 127 p. 4".

Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 11. 1912; D: 30800; Margaret
Turubull, New York. 10234

Deadly (The) fly; comedy sketcli, by R. L.
.Tenne and G. A. Martin. 8 p. f". Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Aug. 3, 1912; D : 30490 ; .Tenne and
Martin, Indianapolis. 10235

Deadly (A) hate; new and original drama in
4 acts, by George Roberts. 4 v. 4". Type-
written.

© Ic. Oct. 3, 1914: D: 38394; Claude
Barry, New York. 10235a

Deadly (The) sword of a dainty diver; drama
in 1 act, by Charles (.Joddard. 5 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 9, 1914: D : 38073 ; Star co.,
New York. 10235b

Deadwood Dick; a drama of western life in 4
acts, by H. J. Wolfe.

© Harrison .John Wolfe, Philadelphia; D:
2976, Jan. 30, 1903. 10236

— 'Or, The scout of the plains, by G. Hug.
54 p. 4". Typewritten.

© George Hug, St. Louis ; D : 6210, Feb. 11.
1905; 2c. Feb. 11, 1905. 10237

or, The sunbeam of the Sierras, border

drama in prologue and 3 acts, by J. N. Fort.

© Charles M. Soutlnvell, Philadelphia;

1888:36169, Dec. 19. 10238

Deadwood Dick, a road agent; a drama of the
gold mines, by E. L. Wheeler.

© E. L. Wheeler. Avoca, N. Y. ; 1880 : 6412,
Apr. 26. 10239

Deaf and dumb; or. The gipsy of Wicklow, a
romantic drama in 3 acts, by S. Stern.

© Samuel Stern, New York; 3877:13592.
Nov. 22. 10240

Deaf and dumb manager; by E. G. Kenney.
5 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 24, 1909 ; D : 16914 ; E. C. Ken-
ney, New Albany, Ind. 10241

488

10241

COrYBIGIITED IN THE UNITED STATES

10265

Daaf as a post; doiuestic drama in 1 act and
3 scenes, by Langdon McTravish. Chicago,
Chicago manuscript co., 1914. 20 p. f".
Miineograplied.

© Dec. 3, 1914 ; 2c. Dec. 21, 1914 ; D : 39183,
Alex. Byers, Chicago. 10241a

Deaf for love; a comedy in 1 act. by P. C.
Locard.

© Fredericlv C. Locard. Homewood, 111. ; D :
10598, May 18, 1907. 10242

Deaf (The) page; a drama in 5 acts, by M. E.
Brun. Typewritten.

© Martlia Elisabeth Brun, New Yorlc; 1899:
4G601, July 18; 2c. Sept. 6. 10243

Deal (The); play in 3 acts and H sceiu>s, liy A.
Goodrich. 3 v. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 16, 1913 ; D : 353G3 ; Arthur Good-
rich. Middletown, Conn. 10244

Deal in real estate; in 1 act, by F. E. Hern.
9 )i. r. Typewritten.

© ^c. Feb. 4, 1911: D : 23267 ; Franlv E.
Hern. Huntington. W. Va. 10245

Deal (A) on change; a comedietta in 1 act, by
E. Day.

© Edmund Day. Detroit: 1899:30116, May
3; 2c. May 3. 10246

Dealer in destiny; a drama in 4 acts, by G. T.
Hadley.

© Grace Talbot Hudley, St. Louis; D:
14837, Jan. 18, 1909. 10247

Dealers in white women.

© Albert H. Woods, New York; D : 5419.
Aug. 12. 1904. 10248

Dealing in futures; a drama, by A. W. Rollins.

© Alice Wellington Rollins. New York;

1893:33864, July 19. 10249

Dean (The); a 3 act comedy, by Hal Reid.

© B. S. Spooner, Centerville, la.; 1893:
45926, Oct. 13. 10250

Dean Swift; a drama in 5 acts, by I^ Corde.

© Leslie Corde, New York; 1895:58075,
Nov. 18. 10251

in 4 acts and epilogue, 4 scenes. Enghuid in

1714, by L. Cordo. 76 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Leslie Corde, New York ; D : 1691, Apr.
5, 1902; 2c. Mar. 29. 1902. 10252

a musical comedy in 1 act. written and

composed by J. S. Flgau. 53 p. 4°. Type-
written. [Libretto only]

© .John Stephen Egan. Brooklyn; D:208.

Mar. 13. 1901; 2c. INIay 24. 1902. 10253

Dear (The) boy graduates; a farce-comedy in 4

acts, by Edith P. A. U. Painton. Chicago, A.

Flanagan company [1912] 62 p. 12''.

© May 25, 1912; 2c. May 27, 1912; D:
29812; A. Flanagan co., Chicago. 10254

Dear Charles Edward; a comedy in 1 act, by
L. A. B. Marcus. 30 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Lilian A. Beckett Marcus, New York ;
D:7609, Nov. 23, 1905; 2c. Nov. 23, 1905.

10255

Dear college days; a comedy in 3 acts, by M.
Champagne. S3 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Mildred Champagne, Cambridge. Mass. ;
D : 9381, Nov. 5, 1906 ; 2c. Nov. 5, 1906. 10256

Dear Cyril; plav in 3 acts, bv Edith M. Burrows.
New York, J. Fischer & bro. [1913] 27 p.
12". (Fischer's ed., no. 3667)

© Mar. 4. 1913; 2c. Mar. 6,' 1913; D : 32674 ;
J. Fischer & bro.. New York. 10257

Dear (The) departed; a comedy in 1 act, by
Stanlev Houghton. New York, S. French :
London. S. French, ltd., 1910. 26 p. 12°.
( On cover : French's acting ed. no. 2361 )

© Apr. 28. 1910; 2c. Apr. 29, 1910; D:
20909: Samuel French, ltd., London. 10258

— — Sec also Five one act plays.

Dear doctor; farce in 1 act, by B. Poynter. 23 p.
4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 22, 1912; D: 29120; Beulah
Poynter, Bethany, Mo. 10259

Dear Edward; a playlet, by Louis De Coucy
based upon a 4 act play by Philip Hamilton.
26 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Gustave Frohman, New York ; D : 10465,
May 1, 1907; 2c. May 1, 1907. 10260

Dear (The) Irish boy; a comedy drama in 5
acts, by D. B. McCarthy.

© Daniel B. McCarthy, New York ; 1888 :
28830, Oct. 10. 10261

Dear little Denmark; Danish, umsical incident
in 2 acts, book, lyrics and music by Paul A.
Rubens. Book of lyrics. London, Chappell
& CO., ltd., 1909. 31 p. S".

© Sept. 14, 1909; 2c. Sept. 15, 1909; D:
16799 ; Chappell e*c co., ltd., London. 10262

Dear little Maggie; romance in prologue atid
3 acts, by M. Z. JafCa. [70] p. f". Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. acts 1, 2, Oct., 3, 1913; Ic. act 3, Nov.
28, 1913; D: 34985; Minnie Z. Jafffi, Los An-
geles. 10263

Dear Minnie; a burlesque on the popular opera,
Erminie. in 1 act and .^evei'al spasms arr. by
.1. Oppenheimer. 17 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© .Toe Oppenheimer. United States; 1891:
670. .Tan. 5; 2c. .Tan. 16. 10264

Dear old chum; sketch for vaudeville, by A. F.
Powei*. 12 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. ]\[ay 29, 1912; D: 29830; Adele F.
Power, New York. 10265

489

10266

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

10278

Dear papa (Der siisse papa); comic opera in 3
acts, words and music by O. Goritz, tr. by
Alice Mattullath. 115 p. 4°. Typewritten.
[Libretto only]

© Ic. Sept. 10. 1913 ; D : 343S0 ; Otto Goritz.
New York. 10266

Dear Saint Elizabeth; by E. O'B. Luramis. Bos-
ton, R. C. Badjier, 1912. 68 p. front. 12".

© Apr. 13, 1912; 2c. Apr. 18. 1912; A:
309922: Eliza G'B. Lnmmis. New York. 10267

Dear uncle; a comedy in 4 acts, adapted from
the French of I/herita.ije de M. Plumet, by
Horace W. Fuller. New York. The De Witt
publishinj.' house [1890] 42 p. 12°. (De
Witfs acting plays, no. 353)

© R. H. Russell & son. New York; 1890:
1101.5. Apr. 3; 2c. Apr. 3. 10268

Dear youth; comedy in 3 acts, by Etiielwynne
Grey [pseud, of K. Searle] .58 p. 4". Type-
written.

© Ic Feb. 24, 1914; D : 36123 ; Katharine
Searle, Cambridge. Mass. 10268a

Deardon's aflanity; by H. N. Riley.

© Harrv N. Riley, Atlantic City ; D : 13121.
June 5, 1908. 10269

Dearest (The) girl; comedy in 3 acts, by J. F.
Goodridge. 140 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 20. 1913 ; D : 335.59 : James Fran-
cis Goodrldge, New York. 10270

Dearheart; play in 1 act, l)y Howard McKent

Barnes. 12 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Muv 13, 1914; 1): 37024; William

Eville, Nutley, N. J. 10270a

Death; a comedy in 3 acts, liy R. G. Morris.

© Robert G. Morris, New York ; 1871 : 9012.
Sept. 27. 10271

Death and the dicers; a jilay in 1 act. adapted
from the Pardoner's tale by Chaucer, by F.
Schenck. 24 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Frederic Schenck. Lenox. Mass. : D :
15878. May 17. 1909; 2c. May IS, 1909. 10272

Death and the fool; by Hugo von Hofnmnnsthal.
tr. by Max Batt. (In Poet lore. v. 24, no. 4.
July-Aug. 1913; periodical © July 2.5, 1913:
2c. Aug. 4, 1913 ; B : 288479 : Poet lore co., Bos-
ton) 10272a

drama in 1 act, Vty Hugo von Hofmannsthal,

tr. from the German by Elizabeth Walter.
Boston. R. G. Badger, 1914. 45 p. 12".

© Aug. 17. 1914; 2c. Aug. 19, 1914; D:
.37897: Richard G. Badger, Boston. 10272b

See also Grerman classics of the nineteenth

and twentieth centuries.

Death at the wheel. See Bertha, the sewing
machine girl.

Death before dishonor; or. Was her love a sin?
melodrama in 4 acts, by C. E. Blaney. 115 p.
4". Typewritten.

© Charles E. Blaney, New York ; D : 6052.
Jan. 11, 1905; 2c. .Lan. 11, 1905. 10273

See also Bit (A) o' ash. — Lottie, the poor

saleslady.

Death-dealers (The) ; drama in 1 act, by Charles
Goddard. 5 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 22. 1914 ; D : 37925 ; Star co.. New
York. 10273a

Death (The) letter; 1 act melodrama, by E. L.
Beach, jr. 18 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 25, 1915; D: 40176; Emmet
Lewis Beach, jr., Saginaw, Mich. 10273b

See also Finger (The) of fate.

Death (The) list; military drama in 4 acts, by
J. L. Caldwell.

© John L. Caldwell, Jersey Citv ; 1890:
531, Jan. 3. 10274

Death-lock (The); play in 1 act, by R. Steele.
19 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 31, 1914 : I) : 37971 ; Ruf us Steele,
San Francisco. 10274a

Death of art; drama, 1)y (t. S. Goodwin. 65 p.
4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 9. 1909; D: 17314; George Sands
Goodwin, Brooklyn. 10275

Death (The) of Columbus; a drama in 2 acts,
by W. Steell. Philadelphia and New York,
H. Murray & co. [1893] 89 p. 16".

© Willis Steell, New York; 1891:29063.
Aug. 13 ; 2c. Apr. 3, 1893. 10276

Death (The) of Custer.
American civilization.

See History (A) of

Death of Dick Turpin's bonny Black Bess; by
J. Wright. 8 p. f". Typewritten.

© Julius Wright. New York ; D : 10650, Mav
27, 1907 ; 2c. May 21, 1907. 10277

Death (The) of Eve. See Poems (The) and
plays of William Vaughn Moody.

Death (The) of Gordon. See False prophet.

Death (The) of Graccus; a tragedy, by E.
Sauter. Private ed. Saint Louis, The author.
1908. [3], 75 p. 16".

© Edwin Sauter, St. Louis ; A : 211668, June
30, 1908 ; 2c. Aug. 7, 1908. 10278

Death (The) of Henri Quatre.
(The) girl of the Innocents.

See Flower

Death (The) of Hippolytus,
(The)

See Agonists

490

10279

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

10296

Death (The) of Ivan the Terrible; tragedy in
5 acts, by A. K. Tolstoi, English rendering
by Madame de Meissner.

© Sophie Radford de Meissner, Washing-
ton : 19U0 A : 3^80, Feb. 12. 10279

Same. 112 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© S. R. de Meissner, Washington ; D : 2961.
Feb. 6. 1903 ; 2c. Apr. 14, 1903. 10280

Death (The) of Pagliacci; mnsical and mimo-
drama in 1 act, scenario, lyrics and nmsic by
R. C. Michel. English version by Walter J.
Millard. [10] p. f°. Typewritten. [Libretto
only]

© Ic. Apr. 13, 1912 ; D : 29518 ; R. C. Michel.
(Mncinnatl. 10281

Death (The) of Ricardo Ruiz. See Spaniard's
(A) revenge.

Death (The) of the Czar. See Ludomila.

Death (The) of the dryad; pantomime in 2
^eenes. l).^• Mrae. E. Alberti. 5 p. 4". Type-
written.

© Ic. Oct. 8. 1913 : D : 34784 : Mu\e. E. Al-
berti. New York. 10282

Death of the Due d'Enghien; drama in 3 scenes,
by Leon Hennique, tr. from the French, by
F. Cridland Evans. {In Poet lore. v. 20, no.
6, Nov.-Dec. 1909)

© Dec. 1, 1909; 2c. Jan. 26, 1910; D : 20026
Poet lore co.. Boston. 10283

Death (The) of the rebel; a drama in 3 acts,
by J. A. Manning.

© James A. Manning, Boston ; 1886 : 24786,
Nov. 2. 10284

Death (The) of Tintagiles. See Plays (The)
of Maurice Maeterlinck.

Death of Titian. See German classics of the
nineteenth and twentieth centuries.

Death of Wallenstein. See German classics
of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. —
Piccolomini.

Death outwitted. See Untamed (The) shrew.

Death (The) sentence; 1 act play, by Thomas E.
Grant. 12 p. f". Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 9, 1911 ; D : 2.5446 : T. E. Grant,
Denver. 10285

-Same. 13 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 29, 1912: D : 29.536 ; A. G. Birch.
Denver. 10286

Death the world builder; tragedy in 5 acts, by
D. R. Arnold. 67 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Jime 17. 1915; D : 40977 ; Arnold
Peskind, Cleveland. 10286a

Death (The) thorn; a sensational melodrama in
4 acts, by W. A. L. Somers. Typewritten.

© W. A. L. Somers, Philadelphia ; 1900 A :
2959S, Dec. 5 ; 2c. Dec. 13. 10287

Death (The) touch; or, The scout of the Wiche-
wonnock, an historical drama in 5 acts, by
Maurice Silingsly.

© T. G. Currier, Dover, N. H. ; 1876 : 1530,
Feb. 4. 10288

Death (The) watch; a play in 1 act, by L. R.
Morris. 17 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 24, 1914 ; D : 38600 ; Lloyd Reg-
inald Morris, New York. 10288a

Deathless (The) army; a patl'iotic word-song
picture, by E. Davis. 6 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Edwards Davis, New York ; D : 13309.
July 7, 1908 ; 2c. July 7, 1908. 10289

Deazle pop; or. Faculty, a comedy in 5 acts, by
J. Kilham.

© John Kilham, Wilmington, N. C. ; 1885:
19796, Sept. 19. 10290

Debbil (De) and Dr. Faustum. Sec De debbil
and Dr. Faustum.

Debenture B bonds; by E. B. Pope.

© Edwin B. Pope, St. Louis ; D : 16174, June
26, 1909. 10291

Deber (El) ante el amor; zarzuela, en 1 acto y
3 cuadros, en prosa y verso, original de Ramon
Gotos y Leopoldo Zamora, mGsica de Luis
Conrotte. Madrid [Sociedad de autores espa-
Soles] 1910. 38 p. 12". [Libretto only]

© May 19, 1910 ; 2c. May 20, 1910 ; D : 21089 ;
R. Gotos y L. Zamora, Madrid. 10292

Deber (El) y el amor; jugiiete comico en 1 acto
y 3 cuadros. en prosa, original de F. de Asis
Pastor (Fray Astrop) Madrid [Sociedad de
autores e.spanoles] 1909. 45 p., 1 1. 12°.

© July 2. 1909 ; 2c. July 14. 1909 : D : 16260 :
F. de Asis Pastor, Madrid. 10293

Debit and credit; a drama in 5 acts, by J. H.
Rogers.

© J. Henderson Rogers. New York; 1887:
13543, May 23. 10294

-a play in 1 act, by August Strindberg, tr.

from the German of Eniil Schering by Mary
Harned. (In Poet lore, v. 17, no. 3. autumn
1906 ; periodical © June 25, 1906 ; 2c. Nov. 21,
1906 ; P. : 121943 ; Poet lore co., Boston)

10294a

See also Plays; by August Strindberg.

Debonnaire; a play in 5 acts, by W. F. Payson
and J. MacArthur. 129 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© William Farquhar Payson, Bristol, R. I.,
and James MacArthur, New York ; D : 5129.
June 4, 1904 ; 2c. June 4, 1904. 10295

Deborah; acts 2 and 3 of a drama by L. How-
land. 69 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 22, 1913; D: 34824; Legrand
Howland, Jamestown, N. Y. 10296

491

10297

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

10316

Deborah, judge of Israel; a romantic biblii'al

(Ivnnia hy C. Keeler. 49 p. 4. Typewritten.

© (Charles Keeler. Kerkeley. Cal. ; D:921(),

Oct. 10. IDOG: 2c. Jan. 10, 1907. 10297

Deborah of Tod's; a comedy in 3 acts, by Mrs.
Henry De T.a Tastiire. fSSl p. 4". Type-
written.

© Artluir Bourchier, London: 0:13760.
Sept. 12. 1908 : 2c. Sept. 16. 1908. 10298

Debt; a coniedv drama, by Olive Logan and W.
Sikes.

© Wirt Sikcs. New York: 1872:8692, Anp:.
14. 10299

coiuedy playlet, by S. Keebe. 16 p. 4".

Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 15, 1914 ; D : 36714 ; Stuart Beebe
iind Frederick H. D. Grahame, New York.

10299a

a drama in 4 acts, by T. Ro.><enberg. 44 p.

8". Typewritten.

© Theresa Rosenberg, Rochester, N. Y. ; D :
11045, July 25, 1907 ; 2c. July 25,' 1907. 10300

— play in 4 acts, by A. Hunter. [179] p. 4".

Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 13, 1913 ; D : 35011 ; Ancella Hun-
ter. Los Angeles. 10301

bv A. S. Brown and H. Lewis. 108 p.

4*. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 14, 1913; D: 34139; A. Seymour
Brown :ind Harry Lewis, New York. 10302

by William H. Rocssler. [32] p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 23, 1913 : I > : 34817 ; Henry \\\
Resler, New York. 10303

play in 1 a<t. by A. R. De Beer and .Tulian

Arthur. 23 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Auir. 17. 1915; D: 41.513: Abraham
Raphael De Beer. New York. 10303a

by H. M. Stratton. 9 p. f". Type-
written.

© Ic. INIay 29. 1911; D: 24355; Henriet Mil-
ner Stratton. Venice, Cal. 10304

by Mrs. T. Godfrey. 21 p. S". Type-

written.

© Ic. Mar. 11, 1910; D: 20436; Mrs. Tom
Godfrey, London. 10305

play in 3 acts, by J. G. Randolph-White. 69

p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 31, 1911 ; D : 23226; Jane G. Ran-
dolph-White. Jamaica, N. Y. 10306

Debt (A) of honor; a dramatic composition in
5 acts.

© John Stetson. Boston ; 1880 : 15951, Oct.
20. 10307

Debt (The) of life; allegory in 1 act, bv S. M.
Cady. 16 p. obi. 16". Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 14, 1911; D: 24924: Schuyler M.
Oady. Sunuuit, N. .L 10308

Debt (The) paid; by B. F. Ceitliu and Edw. H.
Smith. |5] p. 4". Typewritten,

© Ic. Feb. 3, 1911 ; D : 23264 ; Ben]. F. Ceit-
liu and E. H. Snuth, New York. 10309

Debtor (The); comedy-dramatic playlet in 1 act,
by H. Alexander. 10 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© 1 <:. Dec. 15, 1914 ; D : 39095 ; Henry Alex-
Miider, Somerville, Mass. 10309a

Debts; drama in 4 acts, by H. Stockbridge. [2],
105 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 20, 1912 ; D : 31748 ; Henry Stock-
bridge, Ellsworth, Me. 10310

Debut (The); dramatic playlet, by M. Fulcher
and L. B. Wells. 11 p. f". Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 10. 1910; D: 20157; Maurice L.
Fulcher and Lula Burton Wells, St. Louis.

10311

Debut (El) de la chica; monologo lirico, origi-
nal de los senores I'aso y Abati. con 3 nfuneros
de niiisica de los maestros Valverdey Foglietti.
11" ed.l Madrid [Sociedad de autores espa-
noles] 1913. 15 p. 12°. [Libretto only]

© Mar. 28, 1914; Ic. Mar. 30, 1914; D:
36562 ; Paso y Abati, Madrid. 10311a

Debutante (The); nuisical play in 3 acts, bv
C. J. Campbell and Ralph M. Skinner. 131 p.
r. Typewritten.

© Ic. .Tan. 24, 1913; D: 32069; Charles .L
Campbell, New York. 10312

——play in 2 acts, by H. B. Smith. 129 p. 4".
Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 8, 1914; D : 37862 ; Harry B.
Smith, New York. 10312a

Debutantes (The); a musical extravaganza in
2 acts, book by Wells Hawks, music by John
Itzel. 101 p. 4". Typewritten. [Libretto
only]

© Maurice J. Lehmaver. Baltimore: D:
2854, Jan. 13, 1903; 2c. Jan. 22. 1903. 10313

Debutante's (The) husband; comedy in 3 acts,
by Jtarie Coe. 75 p. 4°. T.vpewritten.

© Ic. July 21, 1910; D: 21613; M. E. Coe,
Larkspur, Cal. 10314

Debutante's (The) test. See Gome here.

Debuts (Les) de Chichine; sketch en 1 acte, de
A. Chantrier. 3(5 p. 4". Ms.

© Ic. Oct. 9, 1911 ; D : 25441 ; Albert Chan-
trier, France. 10315

Decameron, Sec Princess Alatiel.
Decatur; an opera, libretto by G. A. Townsend.
© Geor.ge Alfred Townsend. Washington :
1894:56510, Dec. 5. 10316

492

10317

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

10339

Deceit (The) of Hillary; a play in 4 acts, by
K. M. Townsend. 117 p. 4". Typewritten.

ph
1908

© Ralph Milhoiirne Townsend, Philadel-
lia: D: 12845; Apr. 27. ]908: 2c. Apr. 27,

10317

Deceived: a drnma in '> acts, by S. M. Worthing-
ton.

© Samuel M. WorlliinKton.New York; 1880:
3357. Mar. 2. 10318

dramatic composition in 5 acts, by L. E.

Fridenberji-. Typewritten.

© Louis E. Frideuberfr, Philadelpbia ; 1894:
0069. .Tan. 25; 2c. Feb. 8. 10319

.,n Eufflisb dranin in a prologue and 3 acts,

by C. Heritage.

© Clarence Heritaiie. Jersey City ; 1881 :
18198. Nov. 23. 10320

Deceiver (The); farce comedy in 3 acts, by H.
T.ieb. 194 p. 4^ Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. n. 1912: D : 29408 : Hermann
I.ieb, New York. 10321

Deceiver deceived; or. A battle of wits, comedy
in 1 act, by Bruce Itinablo. 19 )>. 4". Type-
written.

© Ic. Mar. 20. 1910; D : 20.')91 : Barrett A.
Nevins. St. Louis. 10322

Deceivers (The) ; drama of contemporary Ameri-
can life, in 4 acts, l)y T. H. Davies. [3L 109 p.
4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 3, 1910; D: 21728; Thomas H.
Davies, Rutberford. N. J. 10323

play in 1 act. by W. C. de Mille. New York,

Sanuiel Fi-encb : T.ondon, Sanniel French, ltd,.
1914. 16 p. 12".

© Dec. 28, 1914 ; 2c. Dec. 30, 1914 ; D : 39242 :
William C. de :\Iille. New York. 10323a

a .sketch in 1 act, by W. C. de Mille. 24 jt.

4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 21, 1914; D : 38567 ; William C.
de Mille. New York. 10323b

December fourth; a di-ama in 3 acts, by A. M.
Rontey.

© A. M. Rontev, New York; 1891:44433.
Dec. 7. 10324

December the twenty-fourth; play, by H. Breen.
[IJ, 10 p. 4". Typewrilten.

© Ic. Jan, 29. 1912 ; D : 28471 ; Harry Breen.
New York. 10325

Decent (The) thing to do; )»lay in 4 acts, by C,
Kennedy. [881 P- 4". Tyitewritten.

© Ic. Mar, 10. 1911 ; D : 23606; Charles Ken-
nedy, New York. 10326
Deception; a <'omedy drama in 4 acts, by C E.
.Ionian.

© Clifton K. Jordan. Red Oak, la.: 1898;
21161, Apr. 1 ; 2c. Apr. 1. 10327

Deception — Contiiuied.

a farce in 1 act, by C Townsend.

© Charles F. Townsend, Weedsport. N. Y. ;
1891 : 7028, Feb. 21. 10328

a melodi-amatic i)roduction in 4 acts, by

G. W. Wincktield. 37 p. f°. Typewritten.

© George \V. Wincktield, Oakland, Cal. ; D:
3778, July 31, 1903 ; 2c. July 31, 1903. 10329

a moral drama in 5 acts, by Annie C. Col-

lins.

© Annie C. Collins. New York: 1872:3076,
Mar. 28. 10330

— an original farce in 1 act, liy Charles Town-
send. Chicago, T. S. Denison [1891] 1 p. 1..
15 p. 12°. (Amateur series)

© T. S. Denison, Chicago: 1891:39765,
Nov. 5 ; 2c. Nov. 6. 10331

a .society play tr. and adapted from the

French of Le demi-monde, by Alexandre Du-
mas, tils, by M. Sheridan.

© Mattie Sheridan, New York ; 1892 : 48767.
Nov. 30. 10332

— -or. Family honor, a drama in 4 acts, bv
D. T. Callahan,

© D. T. Callahan, San Francisco; 1880:
8767, June 10. 10333

or. The doctor's friend, play in 1 act. by

S. S. Wiltsie. 15 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Simeon S. Wiltsie. New York ; D : 5244,
.June 29, 1904; Ic. June 29, 1904; Ic. Nov. 5,
1904, 10334

or. The lights and shadows of society, a

drama in 5 ads, l>y \Vi]l)ei- It. Jarvis and W, B.
Willard.

© Wm. Barry Willard, New York; 1874:
13332. Oct. 28. 10335

Deception's web; a comedy in 2 acts, by Evelvn
Gray Whiting. Boston, W. LI. Baker & co.,
1903. 36 p. 12". (On cover: Baker ed. of
plays)

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston; D : 3271,
Apr. 10. 1903 ; 2c. May 20, 1903. 10336

Deceptive evidence; a playlet, bv B. M. Smith.
20 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Henry Erskine Smith, New York ; 1) :
15465, Mar. 27, 1909 ; 2c. Mar. 27, 1909. 10337

De Chavigne; or. Wounded honor, a romantic
tragic drama in 5 acts, by T. H. Kane.

© Thomas H. Kane, New York; 1887:
14788, June 7. 10338

Decididas (Las); fantasia en 1 acto y 2 cuadros,
libro de T. R. Alenza, niusica de los maestros
Moreno Ballesteros y Moreno Torroba. Mad-
rid [Sociedad de autores espaiioles] 1912, 17
J). 12". [Libretto only]

© Dec. 5, 1912 ; 2c. Dec. 6, 1912 ; D : 31578 ;
Tomas R. Alenza, Madrid. 10339

493

10340

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

10358

Deciding (The) game; a 1 act comedy, by R. V.
and H. M. Hildelirand. 16 p. f". Typewrit-
ten.

© Rov V. Hildebrand, Columbus, O. ; D :
15952, May 25, 1909 ; 2c. June 2, 1909. 10340

Decir (El) de la gente; boceto llrico de costuni-
bres madrileuas, en 1 acto, dividido en 3
cuadros, libro de M. Mibura y R. Gonzalez ,
niQsica de Jose Padilla. Madrid [Sociedad de
autoresespanolesl 1910. 35 p. 12°. [Libretto
only]

© May 19, 1910 ; 2c. May 20, 1910 ; D : 21087 ;
Micnel Mihura y Ricardo Gonzalez, Madrid.

10341

Decision (The); by A. K. Sehlueter. 8 p. f".
Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 8, 1911; D: 25976; Augusta K.
Sehlueter, New York. 10342

comedy in 3 acts, by J. T. Prince, jr. 117

p. 8°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 20, 1909 ; D : 17017 ; John T.
Prince, jr., Chicago. 10343

'drama in 4 acts, by M. E. McCann. 46 p.

f". Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 10, 1909 ; D : 17686 ; Margaret E.
McCann, New York. 10344

a play in 3 acts, by H. Hartley.

© Harald Hartley, United States; 1884:
24297, Dec. 8. 10345

by Jane Hall. [2], 29 p. 4". Type-

written.

© Ic. June 30, 1913; D: 33660; Mrs. L.
Davis Hopkins, Ridgefield, Conn. 10346

by Margaret Hall Daly. 85 p. 4".

Typewritten.

© Ic. June 3, 1915 ; D : 40833 ; Mrs. L. Davis
Hopkins, New York. 10346a

or. The vacillations of Amelia, sketch in

1 act, by L. C. O. Houghton. 12 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Feb. 10, 1912 ; D : 28719 ; Louisa Court-
laud Osborne Houghton, Baltimore. 10347

the De Garin case, an American play in 3

acts, by W. H. Carson. 88 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Nov. 13, 1914; D: 38789; William
Henry Carson, New York. 10347a

Decking the graves of the dead; the Blue and
the Gray, tableaux designed by A. Slason
Thompson, for L. Morrison.

© Lewis Morrison, San Francisco; 1874:

675, Jan. 21. 10348

Declaration (La); pi&ce en 1 acte, par H.

r.ataille. (i p. ( L'lllustration, no. 167, 24

(lecembre 1910)

© Dec. 24, 1910 ; 2c. Jan. 21, 1911 ; D : 23156 :
Henry Bataille, Paris. 10349

Declaration of Independence; a historical cha-
rade, arr. by school 11, grade 7, division 2,
under the instruction of the teacher, F. Roach.
© Florence Roach, Washington ; 1890 : 3892,
Jan. 30. 10350

Declaration (The) of the devil; as written from
the heart of a bt)y, the fulfillment of a voca-
tion, by M. A. Lavelle. 60 p. 4". Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Apr. 2, 1914; D : 30622 ; Michael
Angleo Lavelle, P.ellaire, O. 10350a

Declined with thanks; an original farcical
comedietta in 1 act, and 1 scene, l)y .Tohn Mad-
dison Morton, adapted to the American stage
by H. L. Williams. New York. De Witt [1886]
1 p. 1., 17 p. 12°. (De Witt's acting plays,
no. 342)

© A. T. De Witt, New York ; 1SS6 : 30297,
Dec. 29; 2c. Aug. 30, 1888. 10351

Decoration day; an American national play, by
M. Krauskopf.

© Morris Krauskopf, Brooklyn ; 1881 : 5633.
Apr. 14. 10352

a 1 act singing sketch, a soldier act, by C.

Thardo. 4 p. 4". Printed.

© Claude Thardo. Newark, O. ; D : 10038.
Feb. 20, 1907: 2c. Mar. 11, 1907. 10353

Decoy (The); drama in 1 act, by W. O. Iserloh.
26 J). 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. May 18, 1914; D: 370.56; Wm. O.
Iserloh, Oakland, Cal. 10353a

dramatic playlet in 1 act, by C. Ij. Pichel.

11 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 12, 1914; D : 35622 ; Charles L.
Pichel, New York. 10353b

— in 1 act, by C. L. Pichel. [2], 17 p. 4".

Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 14, 1911 ; D : 24928 ; Charles L.
Pichel, New York. 10354

a 1 act play, by D. D. Carter [pseud, of

D. D. Cohen] [1], 17 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 14, 1912; D : 30846 ; Daniel D.
Carter, New York. 10355

play in 3 acts, by Kate Leon. [82] p. 4".

Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 29, 1911 ; D : 28125 ; K. L. Dalliba,
New York. 10356

or. The daughter of David Kerr, play in 4

acts, by H. K. Tootle. 107 p. 4". Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Oct. 24, 1913 ; D : 34822 ; Harry King
Tootle, St. Louis. 10357

Decree (The) of divorce; a musical sketch, writ-
ten and composed by Alfred B. Sedgwick.
New York, Happy hours company.

© Happy hours co.. New York ; 1875 : 10542,
Oct. 13 ; 2c. Nov. 5. 10358

494

10359

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

10379

Decree (The) of heaven. i<cc Lucile. — Stricken
dumb.

Dedale (Le); piece en 5 actes [de] P. Hervieu.
2 p. 1., 74 p. 12°. Printed.

© Paul Hervieu. Paris ; D : 442S, Dec. 26,
1903 ; 2c. Dec. 26. 1903. 10359

See also Labyrinth.— Theatre complet;

[de] Paul Hervieu.
Dedicace (La) Sec On frappe les trois coups.

Dedlock (The) secret; a drama in 4 acts, by F.
Carlos, from the novel by Cliarles Diclcens
entitled Blealj house.

© Frank Carlos, Boston : 1S76 : 14263. De.\
22. 10360

Deed (The); or. Five years away, a drama in
3 acts, by A. Malguni.

© Sam W. Snntb, San Francisco; 1873:
9282. Aug. 18. 10361

Deed and doom; drama in .5 acts and 9 tableaux,
adapted from tlie French by F. C. Maria De
Rialp.

© Francis Charles Maria De Rialp, New
York ; 1896 : 26749, May 1. 10362

Deed (A) of gift; a play in 4 acts, by Sutton
Vane.

© William Calder, London : 1892 : 2475, Jan.
14. 10363

Deeds of darkness; an intellectual, farcical, mu-
sical, fantastical, tragical, vocal, instrumental,
lyrical, moral and laughable Ethiopian extrava-
ganza, in 1 act, by Harry Macarthy. New
York. R. IM. De Witt [18771 1 p. 1., 8 p. 12".
( De Witt's Etliiopian and comic drama, no. Ill )
© Robert M. De Witt, New York; 1870:
14577, Dec. 29 ; 2c. Sept. 15, 1877. 10364

Deefle, the burglar; comedy, by ,T. G. Bostock.
5 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ir. .Tulv 30, 1913: D : 33943 : .T. Gordon
Bostock, New York. 10365

Deep (The) purple; play in 4 acts, by Paul Arm-
strong and Wilson Mizner. [4] 128 p. 4°.
1'ypewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 23, 1910; D: 22126; Liebler &
CO., New York. 10366

Deep (The) sea diver; or. Submarine engineer-
ing and diving, by L. Sorcho. Typewritten.
© Louis Sorcho, New York; 1898:6512.
Jan. 18 ; 2c. Jan. 18. 10367

Deep water; a new sensational drama in 3 acts,
by the Winnetts, Thomas and Lottie.

© The Winnetts, New York; 1882:5971.
Apr. 15. 10368

Deer Heel, the scout; a drama in 4 acts, from
Warren Baer's novel of Carmine, the trader
of the post, by A. Buetell and W. Baer.

© A. Buetell and W. Baer, Galveston,
Tex. ; 1873 : 353. Jan. 14. 10369

Deestrick (The) skule of fifty years ago. See
Exerbition.

Deestrict no. 6; a comedy-drama in 4 acts, by
H. Pendexter and F. Patchin.

© Hugh Pendexter and Frank Patchin,
Rochester. N. Y. ; D : 12677, Apr. 4, 1908.

10370

Deestrict skewl. Sec Ye deestrict skewl.

Defaulter (The); by F. J. Chipnian.

© Frederick .T. f'hipman. Nev,- York : D :
14444, Dec. 3, 1908. 10371

-a domestic di'ama in 4 acts, by P. S. M.

Munro.

© P. S. M. Munro. Brooklyn ; 1873 : 14603.
Dec. 18. 10378

dramatic episode in 1 act, by D. H. Clem-
ents. 3 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© lo. Mav 3L 1910; D: 21208; Dudley H.
Clements. New York. 10373

Defeated; a new original comedy drama in 5
acts, by W. Grant.

© Wallace Grant. Brooklvn : 1881 : 10216,

June 29. 10374

Defeated (A) success; a comedy drama in 4
acts, by D. L. Hart.

© Daniel L. Hart. Wilkes-Barre, Pa.; 1890:
13706, Apr. 25. 10375

Defection (A) from Grace; play in 3 acts, by
F. W. Harris and E. L. Reizenstein. [2],
120 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 17, 1913; D: 32980; Prank W.
Harris and Elmer !>. Reizenstein, New I'ork.

10376

Defective (A) detective; comedy sketch, by
H. L. Newton and A. S. Hoffman. 5 p. f".
Typewritten.

© H. L. Newton and A. S. Hoffman. Chi-
cago ; D : 1062, Oct. 28, 190] ; 2c. Oct. 28,
1901. 10377

Defender (The); a melodrama in 5 acts, by J. L.
Ford.

© James Lauren Ford, New York ; 1899 :
42081, June 28. 10378

Defender (The) of Cameron dam; melodrama
in 4 acts, by H. R. Hoyt. [3], 60 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 21, 1910 ; D : 22480 ; Harlowe R.
Hovt, Milwaukee. 10379

495

10379

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

10397

Defenders (The) of the U. S. A.; or, Our boys
in blue, orif,'inal soUliers' and sailors' march
and ih-ill. by Amos Jay Hershey. Franklin,
()., Eldridgo entortainment house, 1914. 7 p.
12°.

© Nov. 1, 1914; 2c. Dec. 19, 1914; D:
39293- KldridiTP entertainment house. Frank-
lin. O. 10379a

Defending her honor; a drama in 4 acts, by
.\r<hi La Croix.

© William H. Wood, New York; D:2806,
Jan. 3, 1903. 10380

Defending the flag; or. The message boy, a
drama in 5 acts, by Laura C. Downing.
Clyde. ("►.. Ames publishing company.

© Ames pub. co., Clyde. O., 1894:55526.
Nov. 2S; 2<-. Dec. 3. 10381

Defense (The); a drama in 4 acts, by A. Blees.
[5S1 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© 1c. :\Tar. 20, 1912: D: 29096: A. Blees.
Des ^Moines. 10382

Defense of Jamestown; by R. Minturn. 2 p.
f. Typewritten. [Scenario]

© Robert IVIinturn, New Lexington, O. ; D :
9806. Jan. 17. 1907: Ic. Jan. 17, 1907; Ic.
Feb. 7. 1907. 10383

Defense (The) of the legations, {^ec Peking.

Defiance (The); play in 4 acts, by H. W. Haw-
ley. 114 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 23, 1915; D: 404.50; Harry W.
Hawley, Springfield, Mass. 10383a

Defiance (The) of Doris; a play in 4 acts, by
H. Bashford. 77 it. f". Typewritten.

© Herbert Bashford, Monrovia, Cal. ; D :
10636, May 25, 1907 ; 2c. June 19, 1907. 10384

Defied her husband; an American drama, by
A. A. Corbett.

© Adolphe A. Corbett, New York; 1892:
7835, Feb. 18. 10385

Defore; a drama in 4 acts, by J. D. Mater.

© Jacob D. Mater. Bridgeton, Ind. ; 1885:
9168. Apr. 20. - 10386

Deformed (The) avenger. See Ona, the lost.

Deformed (The) cotirt singer; or. The poet and
the singer, romance in 3 acts, by T. Hutton.
9 p. f". Typewritten.

© Tavlor Hutton, Memphis, Tenn. ; D : 6362.
I^Iar. 8. 1905; 2c. Mar. 8. 1905. 10387

Deformed (The) transformed; dramatic sketch
from real life, in 1 act, by A. S. Crapsey. 12 p.
4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 4. 1911: D: 25931: Algernon S.
Crapsey, Rochester. N. Y. 10388

Degan's ambition; by <). T. Johnsone. 8 i».
4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 16, 1911; D: 25503; Otto T.
.Johnsone, Brooklyn. 10389

De Garin (The) case. »SV?c Decision (The)
Degel niachne Jehuda. See Rachel.

Degenerates (The); play in 4 acts, by A. H.
• Hasbrook. 91 p. 4°. Typewritten,

© Ic. Aug. 1, 1911; D: 24833; Albert

Howard Hasbrook, DuBois, Pa. 10390

I
I

— -by H. G. Carleton.

© Henry Guy Carleton, New York; 1895:
57777, Nov. 15. 10391

play in prologue and 4 acts, by M. Robert-
son. 76 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 22, 1913 ; D : 34224 ; Marguerite
Robertson. New York. 10392

Degeneres; comedie en 3 actes, par M. Provins
[pseud, of Gabriel Lagros de Langeronl
Paris, Librairie theatrale, 1899. 12".

© Michel Provins, Paris ; 1899 : 35217, May
26 ; 2c. May 26. 10393

Degree of the silver bow and golden arrow;
burlesque on ritualistic work of fraternal so-
cieties, in 1 act, by W. H. Stone. [11, 9 p.
4*. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 12, 1914, D: 38831; William
Harry Stone, Los Angeles. 10393a

Deichgraf (Der); ein biirgerliches schauspiel [in
4 aufziigenl von Joseph Lauff [i. e. Joseph
von Lauff] Berlin. A. Aim. 1907. 155 p.
12".

© Albert Aim, Cologne, Germanv ; D:
11829, Nov. 29, 1907 ; 2c. Nov. 29. 1907. 10394

Deinhardstein. See David Garrick.

Deirdre. See Poetical (The) works of 'William
B, Teats.

Dierdre of the sorrov/s; play in 3 acts, by John
M. Synge. New York. J. Quinn. 1910. 4 p. 1.
91 p. 8°.

© July 5, 1910 ; 2c. July 6, 1910 ; D : 21484 ;
Edward Synge and Francis Edmund, Dublin,
Ireland. 10395

Deitcher: or. The three palls of crime, in 5
acts. O. Lynde's new sensational drama.

© Cole T. Lynde, Albany ; 1874 : 5663 ; Apr.
28. 10396

Deitrick, the Dutch recruit; an original alle-
gorical drama of the Civil War in 5 acts, by
J. T. Vegiard. Rochester, N. Y., Daily even-
ing express [1872] 1 p. 1., 36 p. 12".

© J. T. Vegiard. Rochester, N. Y. ; 1872 :
7889, July 24; 2c. Aug. 15. 10397

496

10398

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

10415

Del rastro a recoletos. See Suerte (La) de

Salustiano.
Delaney and Ms monkey; a comedy in 1 act

and 3 scenes, by W. J. Thompson.
© Ferguson and Mack, Baltimore ; 1883 :

21591, Nov. 21. 10398

Delay (The); a modern play, by M. Felix. (In
Socialist theatre, no. 1, Mar. 1908)

© Mildred Felix, New York ; D : 12697, Apr.
2, 1908 ; 2c. Apr. 10, 1908. 10399

Delayed; a musical comedy in 2 acts, by J. W.
Hartley.

<c) .J. Warren Hartley, Philadelphia; 1890:
36357, Nov. 18. 10400

Delayed (A) birthday; a Hanukah play in 1
act, by Emily Goldsmith Gerson. New York,
Bloch publishing co., 1910. 12 p. 4°.

© Oct. 12, 1910 ; 2c. Dec. 21, 1910 ; D : 22877 ;
Bloch pub. CO.. New York. 10401

Delegate (The); a comedy, by Albert R. Ledcon.

© T. H. French, New York; 1895:6614,

Jan. 28; 2c. Sept. 15, 1894. 10402

Delegates (The) from Denver; a farcical com-
edy in 2 acts, by Samuel N. Clark. New
York, Dick & Fitzgerald, 1908. 21 p. 12°.

© Dick & Fitzgerald, New York ; D : 12740,
Apr. 13, 1908; 2c. .Tune 3, 1908. 10403

Delfin (El); zarzuela histurica en 1 acto y 4
cuadros, en prosa, original de E. Marquina y
J. Salmeron, mtisica de los maestros Barrera
y Gay. Madrid [Sociedad de autores espa-
koles] 1907. 33 p. 12°. [Libretto only]

© E. Marquina y J. Samer6u, Madrid ; D :
10317, Apr. 10, 1907 ; 2e. Apr. 11, 1907. 10404

Delftland; romantic extravaganza in 3 acts,
by M. Crosse. [67] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 6, 1913; D: 34337; Margaret
Crosse, New York. 10405

Delicate (A) boy; a comedietta, for 2 girls and
a boy, by S. J. Adair Fitz Gerald.

© T. H. French, New York; 1899k 62628,
Sept. 27 ; 2c. Nov. 17. 10406

Delicate (A) question; an original comedy
drama in 4 acts, by J. A. Eraser, jr. Author's
ed. Chicago, The Dramatic publishing com-
pany.

© The Dramatic pub. co., Chicago; 1896:
17988, Mar. 21 ; Ic. Mar. 23. 10407

Delicate (A) situation; play in 3 acts, by G.
Stewart and Robert Baker. 3 v. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. July 1, 1915; D : 41141 ; Grant Stew-
art, New York. 10407a

Delicate (The) twins; play in 1 act, by J.
Stone and L. D. Stone. 4 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Sept. 3, 1912 ; D : 30727 ; June Stone
and Lillian Durham Stone, Louisville. 10408

Delicatessen (The) girl; an original 1 act com-
edy, by F. M. Witmark. 5 p. f°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Frank M. Vv^itmark, New York; D:
10558, May 6, 1007; 2c. May 6, 1907. 10409

Delices; drama in 5 acts, by E. S. Day, based
upon the novel Thelma, by Marie Corelli.
136 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 10. 1911; D: 23318; Ernie Sut-
ton Day, New York. 10410

Delighted; by J. P. Buckley.

© John P. Buckley, ?N'ew Orleans ; D : 7063.
Aug. 3, 1905. 10411

Delightful (A) conspiracy; musical sketch, by
E. Osgood. 12 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 23, 1914; D: 35767; Erastus Os-
good, Quincy, Mass. 10411a

Delilah; a drama in 3 acts, by G. Constant
Lounsbery. New York, Scott-Thaw company,
1904. 128 p. 12°.

© Scott-Thaw CO., New York; D:5728,
Oct. 26, 1904; 2c. Nov. 7, 1904. 10412

dramatic act, by Marion Short. 14 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 16, 1915; D: 39697; Edward
Berge, New York. 10412a

Delilah and the truckman; or, The night of
the wedding, by R. Duffy. 27 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Richard Duffy, New York ; D : 8091, Mar.
2, 1906 ; 2c. Mar. 3, 1906. 10413

Delilah's confession; by C. T. Johnson. 12 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Charlotte Teller Johnson, New York ; D :
8050, Feb. 24, 1906; 2c. Feb. 24, 1906. 10414

Delinquents (The); farce in. 3 acts, by J. R.
Farrell. 117 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 14, 1915; D : 41493 ; John Ru-
pert Farrell, Nyack, N. Y. 10414a

play in 4 acts, by K. B. Miller and A.

Kanka. 4 v. 4°, Typewritten.

© Ic. May 12, 1913; D: 33206; Katherine
Browning Miller and AUena Kanka, New
York. 10415

Same. [104] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 4, 1914; D : 38049 ; Katherine
Browning Miller and Allena Kanka, New York.

10415a

5379°— 15-

-32

497

10416

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

10435

Delinquents (The) — Ct)ntinneil.

plHv in 3 acts, by K. B. IMiller and A.

Kanka. [3], 112 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 13, 1912; D : 29963 ; Katherine
Brownins ISIlller, Berkeley, Cal., and AUena
Kanka, Syracuse, N. Y. 10416

Delirious (A) day; by H. A. Conklin and Alice
Feun Collin. 91 p. 4". Typewritten.

© la June 7, 1910 ; D : 21297 ; Harry Adams
Oonklin, Huntington, N. Y. 10417

farce in 1 act, by H. A. Conklin. 15 p. 4".

Typewritten.

<g) Ic. Feb. 12, 1910 ; D : 20178 ; Harry Adams
Conklin. New Yoi-k. 10418

Deliver us from evil; play in 1 act, by AV.
Owen. 7 p. f°. Tyi)ewritten.
© Ic. S^t. 28, 1914; D : 38347 ; William

Owen, Chicago.

10418a

Deliverance (The) See Christians and pagans.

Deliverer (The); a drama in 4 acts, by M.
Gay lord.

© Marvin Gaylord, Colorado Sprinj^^s. Col. :
D : 1096. Nov. 14. 1901. 10419

-play in 4 acts, based on the stoi-y of Joseph

and his brethren, by L. N. Parker. [11],
175 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 7, 1912; D : 31624 ; Louis N.
Parkei-, London. 10420

• See (ilfio Irish folk-history plays.

Delivrance (La) d'Orleans; mystere en 3 actes
avec prologue et epilogue [de] Joseph Fabre;
suivi de la reproduction des meillures pages
de I'ancien Mistere du siege d'Orleans, joue au
(juinzieme siecle devant les contemporains de
.Jeanne d'Arc. Paris. Librairie Hachette et
cie., 1913. 176 p. 12°.

© May 2, 1913 ; 2c. IMay 24, 1913 ; D : 33305 ;
Hachette & cie., Paris. 10421

Delmar; or. Scenes in Southland, a drama in
5 acts, by P. Beaty.

© Powhatan Beaty. Cincinnati; 1880:2344.
Feb. 12. 10422

Delmars (The); an original play, by G. N. Hub-
bard.

© George N. Hubbard, United States ; 1881 :
4883, Mar. 22. 10423

or, A noble purpose, an original play, by

G. N. Hubbard.

© George N. Hubbai'd, Chicago ; 1882 : 424.
Jan. 11. 10424

Delmonico's; a new American comedy in 4 acts,
by J. Hart.

© Josh Hart New York; 1877:2992, Mar.
12. 10425

Delmonico's upside down; German comedv
sketch, by James W. Teed. [10] p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 9, 1909 ; D : 16518 ; Teed and
Lazell, Cleveland. 10426

-a German dialect farcical absurdity, by

Joseph Flynn. 11 p. f. Typewritten. "^

© Teed & Lazell, Cleveland ; D : 11211, Aug.
21, 1907; 2c. Aug. 13, 1907. 10427

Delpha; or, Marriage as a failure and a suc-
cess, a play, by I. C. Nye.

© Isabel Clifton Nye, New York: 1896:
68743, Dee. 18. 10428

Delphi; an epic drama in 5 acts, and an
apotheosis, by F. W. Reid. Typewritten.

© Francis Walsh Reid, Boston; 1895:
58116, Nov. IS; 2c. Nov. 18. 10429

Deltan (The); a romance-play in 3 acts, by M. B.
Owen. [151] p. 4". Typewritten.

© Marie Bankhead Owen, Montgomei'y,
Ala.: D: 12644, Mar. 23. li>08 : 2c. Mar. 30,
1908. 10430

Deluge (The); drama in 3 acts by Henning
Berger. tr. from the original Swedish and
adapted for the American stage, hv F. Allen.
[117] p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 28, 1911 ; D : 2.5094 ; Frank Allen.
Plaiufield, N. .L 10431

or, Paradise lost, a grand dramatization

and spectacle drama, by I. Kiralfy.

© Imre Kiralfy, New^ York; 1874:10281,
Aug. 4. 10432

See also Kmita.

Deluge (A) in the Tyrol.
(The)

Sec Cloudburst

Delusions; drama in 4 acts, by I. S. Wechsler.
104 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 1, 1912; D: 31014; Israel S.
Wechsler, New I'ork. 10433

De Lyle; a drama, by A. Von Boden.

© Alice Yon Bodon, Sacramento, Cal. ; 1890:
12421, Apr. 15. 10434

Dem verniigen der einwohner.
Potsdam.

Sec Alt-

Demagogue (The); dramatic satire in 3 acts, bv
E. F. Hackett. 3 v. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 3, 1915; D : 39851 ; Edmund
Francis Hackett, New Haven. 10434a

Demand (The) of justice; by A. H. Westfall.
99 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Anson H. Westfall, Moravia, N. Y. ; D:
4170, Nov. 2, 1903 ; 2c. Oct. 23, 1903. 10435

498

10436

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

10455

Demaris Lestrange; or, A game of chance, a
drama in 5 acts, adapted from Mrs. Edwards'
novel, Miss Forrester, by C. A. Welles and
E. O'Neil.

© Charles A. Welles, New York; 1874:
13646, Nov. 6. 10436

Demedes; dramatische dichtung in 4 aufzilgen,
von Ernst Paris. Berlin, Terra-verlag [1909]
63 p. incl. pi. 12°.

© Sept. 10, 1909; 2c. Sept. 28, 1909; D:
16950; Terra-verlag, Berlin. 10437

Dementia americana; a play in 4 acts, by
.Jacob Gordin.

© .Jacob P. Adler, New York ; D : 12231, Jan.
23, 1908. 10438

De Meriadec. .See Casta diva.

Demeter and Persephone; prologue and scena-
rio, by T. W. Stevens, music by George Col-
burn. (In First Ravinia harvest festival,
Sept. 12 and 13, 1913)

© Sept. 12. 1913; Ic. Sept. 12. 1913; Ic.
Sept. 27, 1913; D: 34584; Thomas Wood
Stevens, Pittsburgh. 10439

Demetrius. See Maid (The) of Orleans.

Demi-monde (The); comedy in 4 acts, by H.
Saint Maur.

© Harry Saint Maur, New York; 1893:
2679, Jan. 11. 10440

•or. Six pictures of life, an original drama

in 6 acts in German, by J. Otto.

© Joseph Otto, New York; 1873:7288.
June 25. 10441

■See also Deception. — Fringe (The) of so-

ciety.— Froth (The) of society. — Modern so-
ciety.

Demi-mondine (A); a play in 4 acts, by M. R.
ftlayer.

© Marcus R. Mayer, New York; 1892:
32459, Aug. 6. 10442

Demi-soeurs; piece en 3 actes [par] Gaston De-
vore. Paris, P. Ollendorff, 1902. 2 p. 1., Ill p.
12**.

© Paul Ollendorff, Paris ; D : 2561, Nov. 8,
1902; 2c. Nov. 8, 1902. 40443

Demi-tasse; an after dinner episode in modern
life, in 1 act, by R. H. McLaughlin. 11 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. July 14, 1913 ; D : 33786 ; Robert H.
Mcl^aughlin, Cleveland. 10444

Demigod (The) and the earth baby; in 3 acts,
by E. Helm. 8 p. 8°. Ms.

© Ic. June 15, 1911; D: 24551; Edith

Helm, Atlantic City. 10445

Democracy; a drama in 4 acts, by M. B. Smith.

© Margaret Barrett Smith, New York;

1891 : 33395, Sept. 18. 10446

Democrat (The); a comedy in 4 acts, by H. V.
Wakefield [pseud, of G. Jaccbson] 27 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. July 16. 1909 ; D : 16395 ; Gershon
Jacobson, Washington. 10447

Demoiselle (La) de compagnie; comedie en 1
acte. New York, The Roxbury publishing
company, 1899. (The wizard series)

© Roxbury pub. co.. New York; 1899:
12666. Feb. 15 ; 2c. Feb. 15. 10448

Demoiselle (La) de magasin; comedie eu 3
actes, par F. Fonsou et F. Wicheler. (In
I^ectures pour tons, 15 mai,' 1, 15 juin, 1913)

© May 15, June 1 and 15, 1913; 2c. July
18, 1913; D:33S2G; Franz Fonson & I^er-
nand Wicheler. Paris. 10449

Sec also Along cair.e Ruth.

Demoiselle (La) du tabarin.
(La) du tabarin.

See D'moiselle

Demoiselle (Die) Dubois; trauerspiel in 3 akten,
von E. V. Hopffgarten. Berlin, Oesterheld &
CO. [2], 55 p. f. Mimeographed.

© Ic. July 17, 1913 ; D : 33824 ; Oesterheld &
CO., Berlin. 10450

Demoiselles (Les) des Saint-Cyriens; operette
en 3 actes et 5 tableaux, de P. Gavault et V.
de Cottens, musique de Louis Varnev. Paris,
Heugel & cie. [1909] 2 p. 1., 131 p. 16°.
[Libretto only]

© Nov. 12, 1909 ; 2c. Dec. 1, 1909 ; D : 17575 ;
Heugel & cie.. Paris. 10451

Demon (The) and the darling of the gods;
drama in 5 acts, by Wilbur Carrier. Chicago,
J. W. Carrier. 43 p. 12°.

© July 25. 1913; 2c. Aug. 11, 1913; D:
34100; J. Wilbur Carrier, Avalon, Cal.

10452

Demon (The) and the fairy. See Gypzene and
Boma.

Demon (The) drink; a drama of realism, from
the French of Zola by A. Daly.

© Augustin Daly, New York ; 1879 : 10685,

Aug. 11.

10453

Demon (The) lover; play in 4 acts, by I. Os-
good. [6], 76 p. 8°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 3, 1912 ; D : 31540 ; Irene Osgood,
Northampton, England. 10454

Demon (The) of the lava beds. See Last of
the Modocs.

Demon (The) phonograph; or. The battery
and the assault, negro farce in 1 act. Chi-
cago, Dramatic pub. co.

© Dramatic pub. co., Chicago ; 1898 : 68624,
Nov. 25; 2c. Nov. 25. 10455

499

10456

DEAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

10477

Demona; u jnodern society drama, by S. Jaros.

© Saimiel Jaros, New York; 1894:51912,

Nov. 6. 10456

Demoniac (The) king. .SVc Javelin (The) and
scepter.

Demonio; or, The mountain king, a drama in 5
acts, by Barba Rossa [pseud, of W. Ol. Sou-
bron]

© William Otto Soubron, Milwaidvee; D :
594, May 29. 1901. 10457

Demon's (The) shell; a .specimen of the Japa-
nese kiogen, a primitive comedy, tr. from the
Japanese bv Yone Noguchi. (In Poet lore,
V. 17, no. 3, autumn 190G; periodical © June
25, 1906; 2c. Nov. 21, 1906; B: 121943; Poet
lore CO., Boston) 10457a

Demonstrator (The); by A. Tassin and M. Ho.s-
ford. 33 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Algernon Tassin and Maud Hosford, New
York ; D : 10912, July 5, 1907 ; 2c. July .5. 1907.

10458

comedy in 3 acts, by F. J. Lewis. [1271 p.

4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 28, 1914; D : 36857 ; Florence J.
Lewis, Boston. 10459

a monologue, by A. Reeves and E. McWade.

2 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Arnold Reeves and Edward McWade,
Harrington, N. J. ; D : 14551, Dec. 16, 1908 ; 2c.
Dec. 16, 1908. 10460

vaudeville monologue. [3] p. 4". Type-
written.

© Laura Buckley, New York ; D : 14783,
Jan. 11, 1909 ; 2c. Feb. 16, 1909. 10461

Demosthenes; a tragedy in 5 acts, by A. T.
Lindholm.

© A. T. Lindholm, Stillwater, Minn. ; 1882 :
17160, Oct. 16. 10462

Den (The) of Paris; Parisian piece in 6 scenes,
by L. Franville, tr. by Templer Saxe. 52 p.
4". Typewritten.

© Ic. May 8, 1911; D : 241.57 ; Lucien Le-
sourd Franville, New York. 10463

Denise; Alexandre Dumas tils' play in 4 acts,
adapted from the French by R. Bruno.

© Richard Bruno, New York ; 1886 : 5738,
Mar. 11. 10464

a drama in 4 acts, adapted from Dumas, fils,

by Mrs. C. A. Doremus.

© Mrs. C. A. Doremus, New York ; 1885 :
2581, Feb. 20. 10465

— a play, an original tr. from the French of
Alex. Dumas, by W. L. Sinn.

© Walter L. Sinn, Brooklyn; 1885:4.504.
Feb. 19. 10466

Denise — Continued.

a play in 4 acts, by Alexander Dumas, son.

New York, F. Rullman [1888] 55 p. 4".

© F. Rullman, New York ; 1888 : 28174. Oct.
4; 2c. Oct. 13. 10467

a. play of humanity as it is, from the

French of Alexander Dumas, adapted and aug-
mented by A. Daly.

© Aiigustin Daly, New York; 1885:7407,
Mar. 30. 10468

— Same.

© by Joseph F. Daly and Richard Dorney.
New York, as executoi-s, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 3040, Apr. 9, 1912. Orig-
inal entry, IMar. 30, 1885, no. 7407. 10469

Denmark; a drama, by S. B. Fitch.

© S. B. Fitch, Chicago; 1892:37679, Sept.
15. 10470

Dennis an sara (Dennis the bold); romantic
Irish drama, by J. Schonberg.

© James Schonberg, Brooklvn ; D : 3000,
Feb. 4, 1903. 10471

Dennis the bold. See Dennis an sara.

Dennison's baby; sketch in 1 act, by R. F.
Pohle. 14 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 9, 1909 ; D : 17058 ; Richard
Frank Pohle, Lynn, Mass. 10472

Denny's dilemma; comedy sketch in 1 act, by
O. T. Fiske and Nellie McDonough. 28 p. 4".
Typewritten.

© Oliver T. Fiske, New York; D : 10705,
June 5, 1907 ; 2c. June 5, 1907. . 10473

Denny's redemption; vaudeville sketch, by A.
Geyer. [2], 22 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 20, 1912; D : 31425 ; Albert
Geyer, Los Angeles. 10474

Denouncer (The); drama in 5 acts, from the
J^'reuch of Melesville [pseud, of Anne Honore
Joseph Duveyrier] and Hestienne, by G. Kreis-
lei".

© George Kreisler, Boston; 1871 : 6671, Julv
15. 10475

Dens and palaces; an original melodrama, by
J. K. Tillotson.

© James K. Tillotson, Toledo, O. ; 1888:
36979, Dec. 27. 10476

Dental (A) dilemma. See Dr. Jack's patient.

Dental disturbances; play in 1 act, by F. G.
Blakeslee. 1 p. 1., 9 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Fred Gilbert Blakeslee, Hartford; D:
10511, May 7, 1907 ; 2c. May 7, 1907. 10477

500

10478

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

10500

Dental (A) engagement; a vaudeville farce in
1 act with songs, by T. L. Sappington, music
by Harrv B. Vincent. New Yorlc, Diciv & Fitz-
gerald [1909] 15 p. 12°. [Libretto only]

© July 23. 1909; 2c. July 24, 1909; D:
16326; Dick & Fitzgerald, New York. 10478

Dental (The) sacrifice. Sec Sacrificial (The)
test.

Dentist (The); farce comedy in 1 act, by W. B.
Young. 22 p. 4". Typewritten.

© William B. Young. Chicago ; D : 1185.J.
Dec. 4, 1907 ; 2o. Dec. 4, 1907. 10479

Dentiste (Le); vaudeville en 1 acte [de] Louis
Bouvet ot Philippe Gordeaux. [Paris] C.
Joubert, 1913. 2-5 p. 8".

© Oct. 1. 1913; 2c. Oct. 2.5, 1913; D : 34837.
Joubert, Paris. 10480

Dentist's boy; phiy in 1 act. by R. McAllister.
1 p ]., 17 p. 4°. Ms.

© Ic. May 18, 1910; D : 21062 ; Rich Mc-
Allister. Fair Haven. N. J. 10481

Dentist's gas with hot air; n<n-elty farce

sketch, by O. Payne. 10 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Clvde Payne. San Francisco ; D : 4287.

Nov. 21. 1903 ; 2c. Nov. 21, 1903. 10482

Dentist's (The) romance; 1 act farce, by J.
Gans. [13] p. f. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 29, 1912; D: 29217; .Julius Gans,
Chicago. 10483

Dent's office boy; l>y Charles M. Stuart. Chi-
cago, The Dramatic pub. co., 1911. 12 p. 10".
© Dec. 28, 1911 ; 2c. Jan. 2, 1912 ; D ; 28129 :
Dramatic pub. co., Chicago. 10484

Denver (The) express. Typewritten.

© Harrv Holden. Chicago; 1895:67574,
Sept. 16; 2c. Sept. 28. 10485

Depeche (La) d'Orleans; piece en 1 acte [par]
Henry Moreau et I\Iarc Sonal [pseud, of
Georges Lanos] Paris, C. Joubert, 1913. 24
p. 8".

© Nov. 22. 1913; 2c. Dec. 1. 1913; D:
35192: .Toubert, Paris. 10486

Dependant (The); play in 3 acts, by R. Creigh-
ton Smith. [2], 105 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 22, 1910; D: 22629; Rita C.
Smith, Thomaston, Me. 10487

Dependents (The); by JI. JM. Harris. 8".

© Marv M. Harris, Riverton. 111. ; D: 11924.
Dec. 16, 1907; 2c. Dec. 16, 1907. 10488

Depot (The) lunch counter; farce in 1 act, by
Frank Dumont. Philadelphia, The Penn pub-
lishing CO., 1911. 23 p. 4°.

© Jan. 16, 1911; 2c. Jan. 20, 1911; D:
23138 ; Penn pub. co., Philadelphia. 10489

Depth (The) of a daughter's devotion; dra-
matic composition in 4 acts, bv F. Mellen.
[75] p. t". Typewritten.

© Frank :\rellen. Brooklyn ; D : 806, Aug.
26, 1901 ; 2c. Aug. 26, 1901. 10490

Depth of sin; a drama in prologue and 4 acts,
by L. S. Corbin. 64 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© L. S. Corbin, New York; D : 8034, Feb.
20, 1906; 2c. Feb. 20, 1906. 10491

Depth (The) of sincerity; dramatic playlet in
1 act, by L. A. Turner. 10 p. f°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Feb. 17. 1914 ; D : 36059 ; Lillian Anna
Turner, Nevvark, N. J. 10491a

Depths (The) of a v^roman's heart. See Rus-
sian (A) spy.

Depths (The) of purity; a drama in 2 acts, by
B. Davenport.

© Butler Davenport, New York ; D : 15128,
Feb. 19, 1909. 10492

• a play in 3 acts, by Butler Davenport.

50 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 26, 1912 ; D : 30106 ; Butler Dav-
enport, inc.. New York. 10493

Depute; comedie en 1 acte [de] R. Fiquet.
[Paris, Imprirnerie, 1911] 18 p. 8°.

© Feb. 2.5. 1911; 2c. Feb. 2-5. 1911: D:
23450: Rene Fiquet, Paris. 10494

Depute (Le) Leveau. See Protection.

Deputy (The); comedy in 3 acts, by E. A. Ger-
rai-d. [152] p. 4°. Typewritten.
■ © Ic. Jan. 11, 1912 ; D : 28285 ; Ernest Allen
Gerrard, Lincoln. Neb. 10495

vaudeville sketch, by C. E. Mace. 12 p. f°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. June 5. 1911; D: 24403; Chas. E.
Mace. Denver. 10496

Deputy (The) liar; farcical comedy of modern
fife in 3 acts, by C. S. Booth. [2], 59 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 17, 1910; D: 22305; Charles
Stewart Booth, New Orleans. 10497

Deputy (The) of Bombignac; comedy in 3 acts.

© F. Rullmau, New York ; 1888 : 28176, Oct.

4. 10498

Deputy (The) sheriff; a drama in 4 acts, by
W. W. Bittner.

© William W. Bittner, Omaha. Neb. ; 1892 :
51794. Dec. 19. 10499

— in 1 scene, by Bob Watt [pseud, of R. W.
Smiley]

© Nan Lewald. Philadelphia; 1900 A:
13356, May 28. 10500

501

10501

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

10519

Deputy (The) sheriff — Continued.

an operatic comedy, in 2 acts, libretto by

I.. L. and H. H. Landes. 69 p. f°. Printed

[Libretto only]
© Lee L. and Harry H. Landes, New York ;

1895: 13515. Mar. 7; 2c. Dec. 11. 10501

vaudeville sketch, by U. Clarke. 15 p. 4".

Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 19, 1909 ; D : 16737 ; Robert
Clarke, Riverside. Cal. 10502

Deputy (The) wife; a comedy drama in pro-
logue and 3 acts, by C. Barnard. Typewrit-
ten.

© Charles Barnard, New York ; 1S97 : 35408,
.Tune 14 ; 2c. June 26. 10503

Der seelen erwachen; seeliscbe und geistige
vorgiiiige in scenischon bildern, von Rudolf
Steiner. Berlin. Pbilosopbisch-theosophischer
verlag, 1913. viii, 118 p. 8°.

© Aug. 20. 1913 ; Ic. May 9, 1914 ; A— Foreign
10222 ; Pbilosopbisch-theosophischer verlag,
Berlin. 10503a

Der var eng'ang. See There was once.

Derby day; musical comedy, by B. B. Gladstone,
[n, 18 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 12, 1913; D: 33544; Billy E,
Gladstone, Utica, N. Y. 10504

Derby (The) lost and the Leger won. See
Flying' (The) jib.

Derby (The) mascot; great sensational melo-
drama in 4 acts and 8 tableaux [by] C. A.
Taylor.

© Cbas. A. Tavlor, So. Deerfield, Mass. ;
1894 : 24730, May 16. 10505

Derby (The) race; or. Green and gold, a horse
trainer's story, a descriptive act, by Ghas. H.
Mackie [pseud, of C. H. McFarlaud] 8 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Charles Hush McFarland, Roxburv,
Mass.; D:4295, Nov. 21, 1903; 2c. Oct. 1.5,
1903. 10506

Derby (The) winner.

© Ned Wayburn's vaudeville attractions,
inc., New York ; D : 8372, Apr. 17, 1906. 10507

a comedy-drama in 4 acts, by A. H. Spink.

© A. H. Spink, St. Louis; 1894:823, Mar.
15. 10508

Derby (The) witch; by M. M. Longhi. 33 p.
f". Typewritten.

© Marian IMiddleton Longhi, Denver ; D :
.5782, Nov. 17, 1904; Ic. Nov. 17, 1904; Ic.
Dec. 19, 1904. 10509

■play in 3 acts, by M. Longhi. 32 p. f.

Typewritten.

© Ic. July 29, 1912; D : 30.523 ; Marian
Longhi, Denver. 10510

Derelict (The); dramatic playlet, by W. Mack.
15 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. May 8, 1915 ; D : 40596 ; Willard Mack
and Chas. Bachmann. New York. 10510a

a melodrama, by G. F. Herrick. Typewrit-

ten.

© George Frank Herrick, Youugstowu, O. ;
1895:9609. Feb. 15; 2c. Feb. 15. 10511

play in 1 act, by L. R. Morris. 11 p. 4".

Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 23, 1914; D : 39191 ; Lloyd R.
Morris. New Yorlv. 10511a

by S. R. Parker. 3 p. f". Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Apr. 3, 1913; D: 32837; S. Ross

Parker, Seattle. 10512

— vaudeville sketch, by R. Clarke. 23 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 19, 1909 ; D : 16736 ; Robert
Clarke, Riverside, Cal. 10513

— See also Environment. — Squaw (The)

man.

Derelicts; play in 1 act, by P. Gibson. 19 p.
4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 3, 1910 ; D : 20742 ; Preston Gib-
son, Washington. 10514

— Same. New York, S. French ; London, S.
French, ltd., 1910. 12 p. 12". ( [French's in-
ternational copyrighted ed. of the works of the
best authors, no. 186] )

© July 11, 1910; 2c. July 12, 1910; D:
21536; Preston Gibson, Washington. 10515

play in 3 acts, by A. Gerstenberg. 71 p.

8°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 28, 1910 ; D : 20587 ; Alice Ger-
stenberg, Chicago. 10516

Dermot McMurrough; a drama, time, A. D.
800.

© C. F. Newcomb and J. M. Hanks, United
States; 1882:17625, Oct. 23; 2c. Nov. 4.

10517

Dermot O'Dwyer. Sec Erin abu.

Dermot, the nightingale; or, 1798, Irish his-
torical drama in 4 acts, by Carina Jordan.
100 p. t". Typewritten.

© M. J. Jordan, IMt. Vernon, N. Y. ; D : 446.
May 9, 1901; 2c. May 9, 1901. 10518

Dernier (Le) See Latest (The)

Dernier (Le) mascot; vaudeville en 1 acte [par]

B. Lebreton et Henry Moreau. Paris, C. Jou-
bert, 1909. 20 p. 4°.

© Sept. 30, 1909 ; 2c. Oct. 4, 1909 ; D : 17003 ;

C. Joubert, Paris. 10519

502

10520

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

10538

Derniere heiire; pi&ce en 4 actes, de J.-J. Frap-
pa. illustrations de Widhopff. 2Sp. 4°. (Sup-
plement cratuit an no. 2881 du Monde illustre,
15 juin 1912)

© June 15, 1912; 2c. July 24, 1912; D:
30326 ; Jean-Jose Frappa, Paris. 10520

Derniere (La) torture; drame en 1 acte, par
A. de Lorde et E. Morel. 13 p. 4°. Proof.

© Andre de Lorde et Eugene Morel, Paris ;
D:6357, Mar. 17, 1905; 2c. Feb. 13, 1905.

10521

Derniere (La) vestale; tragedie en 5 actes dont
1 prologue, par T. Darel [pseud, of Ad§le
Erath-Tissot] nnisique de scene de Maurice
Thibault. Geneve, Impr. W. Kiindig & fils,
1906. 2 p. 1., 80 p. 8°. [Libretto]

© Th. Darel, Geneva, Svvitzerland ; D : 9102,
Sept. 17, 1906 ; 2c. Sept. 17, 1906. 10522

Derreck, the spy; a military drama in 4 acts,
by C. W. Fly the. 11 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Clarence W. Flvthe, North Emporia, Va. ;
D : 15671, Apr. 20, 1909 ; Ic. Apr. 14, 1909 ; Ic.
ilay 12, 1909. 10523

Derrick's twins; 3 act farcical comedy, by
Joseph Derrick.

© Morris Sinunonds and Thomas Allston
Brown, New York ; 1884 : 11752, June 10.

10524

Dervorgilla; a tragedy in 1 act, by Lady Greg-
ory. (In The Gaelic American, Sept. 26, 1908)

© Ladv Gregorv, Gort, Ireland ; D : 13922.
Sept. 25, 1908; 2c. Sept. 25, 1908. 10525

/S^ee also Irish folk-history play.

Derzheims (The); a 4 act drama adapted fi'oui
the German of Ossip Schubin [pseud, of Aloisia
Kirschner]

© Frankie Kautz. San Francisco ; 1900 A :
29038, Nov. 27. 10526

Des Erloesers kindheit; weinaclitsspiol in 10
akten, von Wilhelm Pailleur, bearbeitet von
R. Bonaventura Hammer. 22 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Sept. 29, 1914 ; D: 38370; Katholischer
geselleii-verein, New York. ip526a

Des Kaisers solda,ten; scliaiis])iel in 3 aufziigen.
von Hermann Essig. Miiuchen, Drei masken
verlag, g. m. b. h. [1913] 104 p. 8°.

© Ic. Nov. 26, 1913; D: 35146; Drei masken
verlag, g. m. b. h.. I\Iunich. 10527

Des yeux dans I'ombre; drame en 2 actes.
adapte du Roumain (Caragiole) par A. de
Lorde. (In Je sais tout, 10" annee, nos. 108 et
109, 15 Janvier et 15 fevrier 1914)

© Jan. 15, and Feb. 15, 1914; Ic. Apr. 16.
1914 ; D : 36719 ; Andre de Lorde, Paris.

10527a

Desconocido (El); comedia en 3 actos de Tris-
tan Bernard, arreglada al castellauo por Man-
uel Melgarejo y Gil Parrado. Madrid [Socie-
(lad de autores espaiioles] 1911. 77 p. 12°.

© Aug 21, 1911 ; 2c. Aug. 22, 1911 ; D : 2.5037 ;
M. IMelgarejo y G. Parrado, Madrid. 10528

Description (A) of Henry's comic menagerie;
with full instructions for presenting this hu-
morous entertainment, and a humorous lecture
to be employed in its exhibition, by Abel Sea-
man [pseud, of Frank Eugene Chase] Bos-
ton, W. H. Baker & co., 1898. 17 p. illus.
12°.

© Walter H. Baker & cq., Boston; 1898:
56064, Sept. 24 ; 2c. Oct. 8. 10529

Desdemona; a drama in 5 acts, by J. .J. Kennedv.
2 p. 1., 2-65 p. 12°.

© J. J. Kennedy, Carrollton, Mo.; 1899:
81495, Dec. 16 ; 2c. Jan. 15, 1900. 10530

Desdemonum; an Ethiopian burlesque in 3
scenes. New York, Happy hours company.

© Happy hours cc, New York ; 1874 : 12232,
Sept. 28 ; 2c. Oct. 17. 10531

Desecration; a drama in 4 acts, by B. F. Gard-
ner.

© Benjamin Fulton Gardner, Chicago; D:
15388, Mar. 11, 1909. 10532

Deseret; or, Love stronger than caste, a drama
of to-day, by D. G. Steele.

© Dora Gordon Steele, Cincinnati ; 1882 :
12555, July 3. 10533

Desert (The); a play in 4 acts, by G. F. Piatt.
112 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© George Foster Piatt, New York; D:
13559, Aug. 17. 1908 ; 2c. Aug. 17, 1908. 10534

— play in 3 acts, by C. M. Greene and Laura
Hewett Robinson. 106 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 23, 1910; D : 20276 ; Clay M.
Greene, New York. 10535

Desert brotherhood,
nant.

Sec Blood (The) cove-

Desert sands; play in 3 acts by C. W. Collison.
38 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 19, 1909 ; D : 17258 ; Clyde Wilson
Collison, Columbus, O. 10536

Desert tomb; a 1 act play, by F.* G. Blakeslee.
9 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Fred Gilbert Blakeslee, Hartford; D:
9722, Dec. 31, 1906 ; 2c. Dec. 31, 1906. 10537

Desert (A) tragedy; 1 act drama, by J. E. Mcln-
erney and W. S. Franklin. 15 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Mar. 18, 1912 ; D : 29071 ; J. E. Mcln-
erney and Wm. S. Franklin, San Francisco.

10538

503

10539

DKAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

10560

Deserted at the altar; a nieloflraiiia in 4 acts,
by P. Kinssley. 05 p. 40. Typewritten.

© Pierce Kingsley, Syracuse. N. Y. ; D:2819,
Dec. 26, 1902 ; 2c. Apr. 17, 1903. 10539

Deserted (A) bride; a domestic drama in 4 acts,
6 scenes and 2 tahleaux, by Fitzgerald Mur-
phy. 133 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Georjie Samuels, New York ; D : 3435, May
15. 1903; 2c. May 15, 1903. 10540

Deserted (The) orphan. Sec Israel.

Deserted village; opera in 3 acts, music by J. W.
Glover, libretto by Oliver Goldsmith, drama-
tized by Edmon Falconer. Typewritten.

© Eliza Glover O'Sullivan.New York; 1896:
67247. Dec. 10; Ic. Dec. 10. 10541

Deserted (The) wife; an original comedy drama
in .4 acts, by Bob Watt [pseud, of R. W.
Smiley]

© Robert Watt. Philadelphia ; 1897 : 47516.
Aug. 24. 10542

Deserter (The); dramatic playlet, by Charles
Ulrich. Chicago, T. S. Denison & co. [1912]
20 p. 16°. (On cover: Half hour dramas)

© Oct. 18, 1912 ; 2c. Oct. 21, 1912 ; D : 31184 ;
Eben H. Norris, Chicago. 10543

dramatization of Robert Buchanan's novel.

The shadow of the sword, by Scott and League
Williams. [2], 36 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 24, 1914; D: 38908; Scott Wil-
liams, West Park, O. 10543a

a melodrama in a prologue and 4 acts, by

C. A. Clarke and E. J. Parker.

© E. .T. Parker and Dominick Murrav, New
York ; 1890 : 19572, June 17 ; 2c. Oct. 20. 10544

a romantic drama of the Revolution, in 4

acts, by Richard Lewis and W. Peck.

© R. L. Neville and Wallace Peck, United
States ; 1883 : 202.50, Nov. 2. 10545

— or. Loose discipline illustrated, a military
drama in 6 acts, by G. Safford.

© George Saflford, Canton, N. Y. ; 1885:
24574, Nov. 23. 10546

— or. Other people's money, a melodrama in
a prologue and 4 acts, by C. A. Clarke and
E. .T. Parker. 106 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Dominick Murray and E. J. Parker, New
York ; 1890 : 40721, Dec. 22 ; 2c. Dec. 20. 10547

— See also Woman's (A) will.

Deserters (The); drama in 4 acts, by T. P.
Bayer. 93 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Theobald Percy Ba.ver, New I'^ork ; D:
5741, Nov. 8, 1904; 2c. Nov. 15, 1904. 10548

• a playlet by T. P. Bayer. 16 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Theobald Percy Bayer, New York ; D :
5517, Sept. 8, 1904; 2c. Sept. 19, 1904. 10549

Deserteur (Le); episode de 1870, comedie en 1
acteetenvers, par Emile Bessiere. [Marseille,
Edition nouvelle, 1910] 18 p. 8°.

© Dec. 24, 1910 ; 2c. Dec. 20, 1910 ; D : 22855 ;
Bessi&ro, Marseilles, France. 10550

or, William and Bismarck, a drama, writ-
ten and arr. by .T. Hart.

© Josh Hart, New York; 1875:5099, Mav
. 17. 10551

Sec also Uberlaufer (Der)

Deserteuse (La); piece en 4 actes, [de Eugene]
Brieiix ot J. Sigaux. [Paris?] 1904. 3 p. 1.,
78 p. 12°. Printed.

© P.rieux & .lean Sigaux, Paris ; D : .56.59.
Oct. 19, 1904 ; 2c. Oct. 19, 1904. 10552

Designers (The); a new and original farcical
comedy in 3 acts, by Fritz Zom. 119 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Touring syndicate, ltd.. London ; D : 6733,
Apr. 17, 1905 ; 2c. Apr. 17, 190.5. 10553

Designs made on the stage; caricature por-
traits, drawn in presence of an audience, in-
vented by Jean Ardoti.

© J. Ardoti and H. Konigsbaum, United
States ; 1873 : 4907, May 6. 10554

Desir (Le) See Nina.

Desirables; comedy drama in 1 act, by A. Gold-
knopf. ri], 18 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. .Tan. 24, 1913; D : 32068 ; Abraham
Goldknopf, Bath Beach. N. Y. 10555

Desired evidence; play in 1 act, by L. E. Rose.
85 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Doc. 20, 1912; D: 31755; Lillian E.
Rose, New York. 10556

Desired (The) one. See Fadilla.

Desirer; a play in 3 acts, by F. W. Mathieu.
23 p. 4°. T.ypewritten.

© Fred'k W. Mathieu, New York ; D : 14424.
Dec 1, 1908 ; 2c. Nov. 28, 1908. 10557

Desk (The) sergeant; play in 1 act, bv O. M.
Sayler. 26 p. 4°. Typewritten.
© Ic. Dec. 7, 1911; D: 25970; Oliver M.

10558

Sayler, Indianapolis.

Desmiguen (El); entremes comico-lfrico, orig-
inal de Jackson Voyjln y Flores Gonzales,
musi(;a del maestro Crespo. Madrid [Socie-
da<l de autores espanoles] 1911. 17, [2] p.
12°. [Libretto only]

© Aug. 21, 1911; 2c. Aug. 22, 1911; D:
25034; Jackson Veyan y Flores Gonzilles,
Madrid. 10559

Desmond Hall; by A. Donoghue. Typewritten.

© Andrew Donoghue, Baltimore; 1894:

8379, Feb. 3; Ic. Feb. 3. 10560

504

10561

COPYRIGHTED IN" THE UNITED STATES

10581

De Sombre's prize. See India.

De Soto; or. The fall of the Incas, play in 4
acts, by M. L. Littleton and F. C. Drake. 23 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Mary L. Littleton and Frank C. Drake,
United States; 189.j : 4246, Jan. 15; 2c. Jan.
15. 10561

Despair; an emotional drama of contemporane-
ous society of to-day.

© Solon A. Goldstein, New York; 1888:
9768, Apr. 3. 10562

Despatch (The) bearer; dramatic sketch, by E.
Magnus. [2], 6 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 27. 1913 ; D : 32707 ; Eugenie
Magnus, New York. 10563

Desperado (The); comedy vaudeville act, by A.
Geyer. 2'J. p. 4°. Type^^'ritten.

© Ic. July 24, 1911; D:2476G; Albert
Geyer, Los Angeles. 10564

Desperate (A) chance; a comedy in 1 act, by

Margaret Cameron. 24 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Nancy N. Cameron, Oakland. Cal. ; D :

1041, Oct. 30, 1901 ; 2c. Oct. 31, 1901. 10565

a drama in 4 acts, by Theodore Krenier.

93 p. 4". Typewritten.

© B. E. Forrester and Aubrey Mittenthal.
New York ; D : 1823, May 3, 1902 ; 2c. I\Iay 3,
1902. 10566

Desperate (A) love; a drama in 5 acts, by J. F.
Milliken.

© .Tames F. Milliken, New York; 1892:
6195. Feb. 8. 10572

Desperate (A) move; by C. Davis. Typewrit-
ten.

© Clement Davis, Philadelphia; 1898:
10492, Feb. 8; 2c. Feb. 8. 10573

Desperate (A) remedy; an emotional drama, by
.T. B. Hopkins and C. De Kalb.

© .Tames Bennett Hopkins and Courtenav
De Kalb, Syracuse, N. Y. ; 1881 : 7409, May 11.

10574

a play in 4 acts, by B. A. Ficklen and

Hilliard Booth. 154 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Bessie A. Ficklen, New Orleans ; D :
15585, Apr. 10, 1909 ; 2c. Apr. 10, 1909. 10575

Desperate straits; a new and original Ameri-
can comedy drama in 4 acts, by H. H. Wins-
low.

© Herbert Hall Winslow, Keokuk, la. ;
1882:21880, Dec. 23. 10576

Desperate (A) woman; by IMr. and Mrs. E.
Van Bensselaer. 54 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Van Rensselaer,
New York ; D : 10682, May 31, 1907 ; Ic. Mav
24, 1907; Ic. June 14, 1907. 10577

Desperate (A) crime; melodrama, by J. L. Desperate (A) woman's love; a comedy drama

Glass. 64 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© James Latham Glass, Milwaukee ; D :
4457, Dec. 18, 1903 ; 2c. Jan. 13, 1904. 10567

Desperate (A) device; a 1 act play, by M. A.
Snell.

© Minnie Andrews Snell, St. Louis; 1898:
42284, July 14. 10568

Desperate (A) encounter; by Robert C. V.
Meyers.

© P. Garrett & co., Philadelphia; 1886:
6010, Mar. 15.

10569

in 4 acts, by F. Mertens. 69 p. f. Type-
^^'ritten.

© Ferdinand Mertens, St. Louis ; D : 7695,
Dec. 11, 1905; 2c. Dec. 11, 1905. 10578

Despues de la lluvia el sol; a comedy in 1 act,
adapted to the u.se of American schools and
colleges and annotated in English by R. D.
Cortina [i. e. Raphael Diez de la Cortina] 2d
ed.

© R. D. Cortina, New York: 1891:462.31,
Dec. 18. 10579

Desperate (A) errand; roniantic melodrama in 3 Dessalines; a d.amatic tale, a single chapter
nets, by A. Stewart. [1], 100 p. f . Type- ^^.^^^^ Haiti's hi.story, by W. E. Easton. [Gal-

written

© Ic. June 30, 1913; D: 33656; Andrew
Stewart, Washington. 10570

Desperate (A) expedient; play in 1 act, by J.
Dyer. [14] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 28, 1914 ; D : 36854 ; June Dyer,
Los Gates, Cal. 10570a

veston, Tex.] J. W. Burson co., 1893. ix,
138 p., 1 1., 4 pi., 2 port. 12".

© William Edgar Ea.ston, Galveston. Tex.,
1893 : 5878, Jan. 30 ; 2c. Mar. 29. 10580

Destin (De) d'un brin de mousse. See Veil-
lees (Les) d'une soeur.

Desperate (A) game; a play in 2 acts [from Destin (Le) est maitre. See Destino (El)

the Swedish Hogt spel, by Waldemar Kaempf- manda.
fert and G. Tavaststjerna] authorized tr. by

Ernst Didring. 135 p. 4". Typewritten. Destinies of man. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 29, 1909; D : 17211 ; Gabriello © .To.seph C. Ostern, San Francisco; 1898:

Tavaststjerna, New York. 10571 16102, IMar. 8 ; Ic. Mar. 8. 10581

505

10531

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

10603

Destine (El) manda (Le destin est maitre);
drama en 2 actos, original y en prosa de Paul
Hervieu, tr. de J. Benavente. Madrid [Socie-
dad de autores espanoles] 1914. 50 p. 12°.
© Sept. 17. 1914; Ic. Sept. 21. 1914; D:
3S187; Jacinto Benavente, Madrid. 10581a

Destiny.

© Henrv C. Ehlers, New York ; 1886 : 21699,
Sept. 28. ■ 10582

Same.

© Maxiue Du Wardes, San Francisco; D:
1.5825, May 11, 1909. 10583

— a drama in 5 acts, by B. Sylvester [pseud.

of J. G. Noe]

© Barrett Svlvester, Brooldyn ; 1872:591.

Jan. 20. 10584

by O. Kuphal. 95 p. f". Typewrit-

ten.

© Otto Kuphal, New York; 1890:21858,
July 8; 2c. .Tuly 8. 10585

— a drama in 4 acts, by E. Fried. 27 p. 4".

Typewritten.

© Elizabeth Fried, San Francisco ; D : 1832.
May 5, 1902 ; 2c. May 5, 1902. 10586

bv F. Whittaker and William L. Mau-

sell.

© Frederick Whittaker, Mount Vernon.
N. Y. ; 1872 : 11736, Nov. 5. 10587

by H. I. Dodge. 115 p. 4°. Type-

written.

© Henrv Irving Dodge, New York ; D :
16094, June 18, 1909 ; 2c. June 18, 1909. 10588

drama in 4 acts, by M. Du Wardes. 63 p.

4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 20, 1909 ; D : 17267 ; Maxine Du
Wardes, Springfield, 111. 10589

— a drama in prologue, 4 acts, and an epi-
logue, by W. F. Sage, adapted from Charles
Dickens' Tale of two cities, by W. F. Sage.
Ghicaiio [West end advocate print] 1878. 53 p.,
1 1. 12°.

© Will F. Sage, Chicago ; 1878 : 6650, June
3; 2c. Sept. 6. 10590

— drama in 3 acts and 6 scenes, by V. Statile.
32 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 27, 1910; D : 21884 ; Vincent
Statile, Brooklyn. 10591

— an emotional society play in 5 acts, by

B. P. Colinsky.

© Barnette P. Colinsky, New Orleans ; 1876 :
9823, Aug. 28. 10592

— a historical drama in 5 acts, by L. H.
Haight. 40 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© I^eora Hurless Haight, Milwaukee ; D :
6563, Apr. 24, 1905 ; 2c. May 26, 1905. 10593

Destiny — Continued.

-an irony in 1 act, by F. A. Hoadley.

© Frances A. Hoadlev, New York; 1896:
42264, July 21. 10594

sketch, by J. R. Shannon. [1], 15 p. 4".

Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 26, 1912; D : 31249 ; J. K. Slian-
non, Detroit. 10595

a tragedy in 5 acts, by El De Louie.

© El De Louie. Philadelphia; 1889:31.5."').
.Jan. 26. 10596

— - or. Life's weaving, drama in 4 acts, bv
M. J. Whitty. [2], 68 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 25, 1912; I) : 28424 : Michael
James Whitty, New York. 10597

or. The bond of fraud, l»y A. C. MfCabe.

© A. C. McCabe. Pittsburgh; 1873:13.^24.
Nov. 17. 10598

or. The sovithern home, an entirely orig-

. inal and romantic soutliern drama, in a pro-
logue and 4 acts, by C. S. Beverly.

© C. Stuart Beverly, Georgia; 1875:2761.
Mar. 24. 10599

Destiny (The) of chance; a drama with 2 con-
clusions, by Edwin Sylvester Hopkins.

© Edwin S. Hopkins, sr.. Louisville; 1897:
7320, Jan. 25. 10600

Destiny (The) of kings; play in 5 acts, tr. bv
Grace Isabel Colbron. [3], 105 p. 4°. Type-
A\ritten.

© Ic. Oct. 7. 1914 ; D : 38421 ; Hans Bartsch,
New York. 10600a

Destiny (The) of woman; a comic opera in 3
acts, by M. Nicolson.

© Malcolm Nicolson. Alma. Kan. ; 1891 :
16S51, May 7. 10601

Destroyers (The); drama in 3 acts, by C.
Aikins. 127 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 3, 1915; D: 41675; Carroll
Aikins, Naramata, Canada. 10601a

Destroying- (The) angels; or. Life among the
Latter Day Saints, an original drama in pro-
logue and 3 acts, written and composed by
J. S. Trew.

© James S. Trew, Chicago; 1880: 35, Jan. 2.

10602

Destruction (The) of Babylon.
(The) of Beishazzar.

>Scc Feast

Destruction (The) of hell; operetta-extrava-
ganza in 3 acts, by H. Bobbins.

© Hiram Bobbins, Little Bock, Ark. ; 1895 •
42603, Aug. 21 ; 2c. Aug. 21. 10603

506

10604

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

10624

Destruction (The) of Jerusalem; a scenic and
dramatic composition, by J. Rettig.

© John Rettig, Cincinnati; 1887:23871,
Sept. 20. 10604

See also King Solomon.

Detective Anson; 1 act plaj', by P. Knight.
16 p. 4". Typewritten.

(c) Ic. Feb. 28, 1911 ; D : 23497 ; Percival
Knight, New York. 10616

Destruction (The) of Palmyra. See Zenobia.

Destruction (The) of St. Pierre, Martinique;
a drama in 3 acts. [4] p. 16". Printed.

© PMmund True Slianldin, St. Louis; D:
1936, aiay 17, 1902; 2c. May 23, 1902. 10605

Destruction (The) of San Francisco; by W. R.
Gardiner, jr.

© William Ilav Gardiner, jr., Montclair,
N. J. ; D : 8500, Apr. 30, 1906. 10606

Detained on business; a sketch, by Ralph M.
Skinner. 9 p. 8°. Typewritten.

© Frederick Lauder, New York : D : 3739.
July 20, 1903 ; 2c. July 20, 1903. 10607

Detected; an original drama in 3 acts, by E.
Chrissie. '

© Ed Chrissie, United States ; 1879 : 10420,

Aug. 6. 10608

or, The dumb man's love, melodrama in 2

acts, written and dramatized by George Bry-
den.

© Sig. Constantine, St. Louis ; 1873 : 10210.
Sept. 9. 10609

Detecting a detective; comedy sketch in 1 act.

l)y Frank Graham. 12 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 26, 1910 ; D : 20592 ; Burkhart &

Berry, Chicago. 10610

Detective (The); in 1 act, by A. Adams. 21 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Adolph Adams, New York ; D : 6322, Mar.
11, 1905; 2c. Mar. 27. 1905. 10611

1 act play, by T. E. Grant. 20 p. f.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 28, 1911 ; D : 25621 ; Thomas E.
Grant, Denver. 10612

— play in 1 scene, by B. J. Rowden. 6 p. f.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 17, 1912 ; D : 31734 ; Byrd Josef
Rowden, Oakland, Cal. 10613

.sketch in 1 act, by J. E. Hunter. [16] p.

f°. Tj-pewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 11, 1910 ; D : 21775 ; John Earle
Hunter. San Francisco. 10614

Detective and the lady; by Mabelle Browning
[pseud, of M. Brown] 12 p. f°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Mabelle Brown, Chicago; D:9426, Nov.
14, 1906; 2c. Nov. 16, 1906. 10615

a play in 3 acts, by F. A. Kummer and

Percival Knight. 4 v. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. June 4, 1912; D: 29870; Frederick
Arnold Kummer, Catonsville, Md. 10617

Detective coon; 1 act comedy sketch [bv C.
Statzerl 11 p. f°. Tj'pewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 24, 1914 ; D : 38596 ; Carl Statzer,
Philadelphia. , 10617a

Detective (A) detected; a comedy farce in 1
act, by P. D. Hickman. 15 p. 4". Typewrit-
ten,

© Paul Don Hickman, Montvale. N. J. ; D :
12610, Mar. 25, 1908 ; 2c. June 28, 1908.

10618

Detective (A) in petticoats; a comedy in 3 act.^,
for female characters only, by Sarah Folsom
Enebuske. Boston, W. H. Baker & co., 1900.
32 p. 12°. (Baker's edition of plays)

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston ; 1900 A :
18811, July 30; 2c. Sept. 29. 10619

Detective (The) of Plunketsville. See Simple
Silas.

Detective (The) queen; a detective melodrama.

56 p. r. Typewritten.

© Edyth Totten, Tottenville. N. Y. ; D :
3276. Apr. 13. 1903 ; 2c. Apr. 13, 1903. [Note :
Copies bear title, Nell Nelson, the detective
queen] 10620

Detective William J. Burns in the exposure
of the land swindlers; drama in 3 acts, bv
Eunnett Campbell Hall. 24 p. 8°. Printed.

© Apr. 1, 1913 ; 2c. Mar. 22, 1913 ; D : 32751 ;
Kalem co.. New York. 10621

Detective's (The) honor; a drama in 4 acts and
5 scenes, by W. E. Dentlnger. 62 p. 8°.
Typewritten.

© Willett E. Dentinger, Washington; D:
14953, Jan. 30, 1909 ; 2c. Feb. 6. 1909. 10622

Detective's (The) pupil; a drama in 4 acts, by
E. M. Altman. 35 p. f". Typewritten.

© Edward M. Altman, Brooklvn; D : 7605,
Nov. 2, 1905 ; 2c. Nov. 23, 1905. 10623

Detective's (The) revenge. See Chums.

Detective's (A) romance; or. In the valley of
the Genesee, comedy melodrama in 4 acts, by
Carl Anthony. 65 p. f". Typewritten.

© Carl Anthony Pfeil, Camden, N. J.; D:
2965. Feb. 7, 1903; 2c. Mar. 16, 1903. 10624

507

10624

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

10641

Determination; play in 1 act, by J. Kapfer.
[1], 12 p. r. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 20, 1914; D : 379S9 ; Josepli^Ivap-
fer, Cincinnati.

10624a

Determined (The) Miss Daring; a comedy
drama in 3 acts, with a prologue, by G. K.
Warren. Typewritten.

© Giles Reynolds Warren, New York ; 1899 :
12G0G, Feb. 15; 2c. Mar. 31, 1900. 10625

Dethronement of the queen; by O. Collier.
© Orrin Collier, San Francisco; 1893:
5.5793, Dec. 18. 10626

Dethroning an idol; comedy sketch for 3 people,
by J. A. Flummer. 15 p. 4". TypeAvritten.
*© Ic. .Tan. 6. 1915: D : 39318 ; John Andrew
IMunnucr. San Fi-ancisco. 10626a

Detour (Le); comedie vn 3 actes, par Henry
Bernstein. Paris, E. Fasquelle, 1902. 3 p. 1.,
147 p. 12°.

© EugLMie Fasquelle, Paris ; D : 1G34, Mar.
17. 1902; 2c. Mar. 31, 1902. 10627

Same. 32 p. 4°. (L'lllustration theatrale,

8* annge.— 225, 30 novembre 1912)
© Nov. 30, 1912; 2c. Jan. 17, 1913; D

31985; Henry Bernstein, Paris.

10628

Detske divadelni hry a vystupy pro deti cesko-
americkych skol; iiapsal a upravil B. Hiadky.
Chicago. Nakladem A. Geringera [1900]
124 p. 16°.

© August Geringer, Chicago ; D : 9571, Dec.
3, 1906; 2c. Jan. 31, 1907. 10629

Dette (La); comodie dramatique en 5 actes et
uu prologue [par Paul Gavault & Georges
Berr] I»aris, P. V. Stock, 1904. 2 p. 1.,
176 p. 12°,

© P. V. Stock, Paris; D:4S14, Mar. 31.
1904; 2c. Mar. 31, 1904. 10630

Deucalion; dramatization of Poseidon's para-
dise, in 5 acts, by E. G. Birkmaier. [1], 70 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 29, 1912 ; D : 30736 ; Elizabeth G.
Birkmaier, East Orange, N. J. 10631

Deuce (A) and a tray; by Oliver Curtis.

© John A. Sanborn, New York ; D : 11777,
Nov. 20, 1907. 10632

Deuce (The) of hearts; a farcical comedy in 4
acts, by John Harrison. 143 p. 8". Type-
written.

© Amelia Harrison, Baltimore; 1883: 21710,
Nov. 23; 2c. Dec. 29. 10633

Deuce (The) with hearts; in 3 acts, by M. B.
Hayes. Typewritten.

© Maud Blancht Hayes, New York; 1900
A ; 24930, Oct. 6 ; 2c. Oct. 6. 10634

Deus ex machina; play in 4 acts, bv H. P. de
Vogel. 118 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Henri Pierre de Vogel, New York; I>:
787, Aug. 22, 1901 ; 2c. Aug. 22, 1901. 10635

Deutsch-Amerika; eine NeAV Yorker koraoedie
in 4 akten, von A. Jonas. 1. akt.

© Alexander Jonas, New York; 1897:
18330, Mar. 20. 10636

— ■ Same. 2. akt.

© Alexander Jonas. New York ; 1897
IVIar. 27.

19927.
10637

— Same. 3. akt.

© Alexander Jonas, New York ; 1897 : 21531,
Apr. 5. 10638

• Same. 4. akt.

© Alexander Jonaf
Apr. 12.

New York: 1897:22871,
10639

Deutsche frauen; schauspiel in 5 akten. nach
dem gleichntimigen roman, von Anny Wothe
I i. e. A. A\'. Mahn] dramatisieinuij^' von Ernst
Kitterfeldt. 79 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. .Tan. 9, 1915; D : 39,398 ; Vcrtviebs-
stelie des Verl)andes deutseher biiluienscbrift-
steller, g. m. b. h., Berlin. i0639a

Deutsche (Der) konig; schauspiel in 5 akten,
von Ernst von Wildenbruch. Berlin, F.
Bloch erben, 1909. iv. 116 p. 12°.

© Ic. Sept. 15, 1909; D: 16786; Felix Blocli
erben, Berlin. 10640

Same. Berlin. G. Grote'sche verlagsbucli-

handlung, 1909. vi p., 1 1.. 116 p. 12°.

© Oct. 22, 1909 ; 2c. Nov. 0, 1909 ; D : 17295 ;
G. Grote'sche verlagsbuchhandlung, Berlin.

10641

Deutsche (Die) marke; lustspiel in 4 akten, von
Fedor von Zobeltitz. Berlin. Biihnenverlas
Ahn & Simrock, g. m. b. h,, 1915. 69 p. 8°. '

© Ic. Jan. 28, 1915 ; D : 39648 ; Biihnenver-
lag Ahn & Simrock, g. m. b. h., Berlin.

10641a

Deux (Les) amis. See Beaumarchais theatre
illustre.

Deux (Les) billets; by Victor E. Francois, after
Jean-Pierre Claris de Florian. {In Easy
French reading, comp. by V. Vj. Frangois ;
book © Aug. 31. 1915; 2c. and aff. Sept. 20.
1915; A: 410529; Henry Holt & co.. New
York) 10641b

Deux (Les) canards; piece en 3 actes, par [Paul.
(lit] Tristan Bernard et A. Athis [pseud, de
Iv. Alfred Nathanson] (In Petite illustration,
no. 57; serie-theatre no. 35. 4 avri! 1914)

© Apr. 4. 1914 ; Ic. May 12, 1914 ; D : 37001 ;
Tristan Bernard and Alfred Athis, Paris.

10641c

508

10642

COPl'KIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

10660

Deux (Les) ecoles; comedie en 4 actes, par
Alfred Capus. Paris, E. Pasquelle, 1903.
2 p. 1., 33S p. 12".

© Eu£;eiie Fasquelle, Paris ; D : 3560, June
9, 1903 r 2c. June 9, 1903. 10642

See also Theatre complet; [de] Alfred

Capus.

Deux (Les) Helens; poeme dramatique en 1
acte, en vers [par] Jules Bois. Paris, B.
Grasset, 1911. 3 p. 1., iv, 59 p., 1 1. 8".

© July 30, 1911; 2c. Aug. 19, 1911; D:
24972 ; Bernard Grasset, Paris. 10643

Deux (Les) hommes; piece en 4 actes [par] A.
Gapus. [Paris, Inipr. de I'lllustratlon] 1908.
2 p. 1., 76 p. 12".

© Alfred Capus, Paris ; I> : 12860, Feb. 14,
1908 ; 2c. Feb. 14, 1908. 10644

-/See also Theatre complet; [de] Alfred

Capus.

Deux (Les) Madauie Delauze; piece in§dite
en 3 actes, de Mnie. G. Mourey. 57-88 numb. 1.,
illus. 8". Proof.

© Madame Gabriel Mourey, Paris; D:
11141, Aug. 1, 1907 ; 2c. Aug. 1, 1907. 10645

Deux visag'es; comedie en 1 acte, par Noziere
[pseud, de Fernand Weyl] 10 p. illus. 4".
Printed.

© Nov. 27, 1909; 2c. Dec. 17, 1909; D:
17725; Noziere, Paris. 10646

Devant 1' ennemi. See Love and war.

Devastation; or, The fire fiend, a play in 4
acts, by H. Meredith.

© Harry Meredith, Pittsburgh; 1872:

13553, Dec. 26. 10647

Dsvil (The); by Ferenc Molnar, adapted by
Oliver Herford. New York, M. Kennerley,
1908. 167 p. front., plates. 12".

© Henry W. Savage, New York ; D : 13724,
Sept. 5, 1908; 2c. Sept. 8, 1908. 10648

a comedy in 3 acts, adapted from the Hun-
garian of Molnar Ferenc. 96. 4". Type-
written.

© Alexander Konta, New York ; 1) : 12553,
Mar. 16, 1908; 2c. Mar. 16, 1908 (act 1) ; 2c.
Mar. 27, 1908 (act 2) ; 2c. Apr. 3, 1908 (act 3) ;
2c. July 3, 1908 (printed, complete, 25 p. 8°.)

10649

a drama in 4 acts, by Frederick Paulding,

Tunis F. Dean and H. J. Cohen.

© Harry J. Cohen, Pittsburgh; D:5934.
Nov. 30, 1904. 10650

a drama in 3 acts, and 3 scenes, by M.

Doran, based on a play by Ferenc Molnar.
85 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Marie Doran, Jamaica, N. Y. ; D : 13678,
Aug. 29, 1908; 2c. Sept. 3, 1908. 10651

Devil (The) — Continued.

play in 3 acts, by Franz Molnar, tr. by C.

Swickard. 118 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 5, 1914; D: 37760; Charles

Swickard, Los Angeles. 10652

a playlet in 1 act, by Horace Hazeltine.

■ © Charles Stokes Wayne, Point Pleasant,
N. J.; D: 13831, Sept. 19, 1908. 10653

a satii'ical drama in 3 acts, by G. A. Han-

son. Chicago, 111., The Chicago manuscript
CO., 1914. [48] p. f°. Mimeographed.

© Ic. Oct. 26, 1914; D: 38610; Alexander
Byers, Chicago. ' 10653a

tr. by W. J. Jones.

© Will J. Jones, New York ; D : 13701, Sept.
2, 1908. 10654

See also Ashmedei (Der). — Ordog' (Az)

Devil (A) and a Sv?ede; by C. Pfeil.

© Carl Pfeil, Chicago ; 1900 A : 28741 : Nov.
23. 10655

Devil (The) & co. ; an operatic melodrama in 4
acts, adapted by AV. J. Jossey. 88 p. f".
Typewritten.

© W. J. Jossey, Chicago ; 1893 : 17072, Apr.
6; 2c. Aug. 11, 1894. 10656

Devil (The) and his emissaries; by Dry [psend.
of G. L. Drifoos] 39 p. 12".

© George L. Drifoos, Nashville ; A : 234065.
Mar. 6, 1909; 2c. Mar. 29, 1909. 10657

Devil (The) and Mistress Angel; a play in 1
act, by C. Duer and H. Ford. 27 p. 4". Type-
written.

© Harriet Ford and Caroline Duer, Nev.'
York ; D : 12401, Feb. 21, 1908 ; 2c. Feb. 21,
1908. 10658

Devil (The) and the doll; a vaudeville synopsis,
by A. B. d'Altomonte. 3 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© A. Benedetti d'Altomonte, New York ; D :
13967, Oct. 1, 1908; 2c. Oct. 1, 1908. 10659

Devil (The) and the pattern maker. See Six
broken engagements.

Devil (The) and the toymaker; tabloid com-
edy in 2 acts, by Nelson Compston. Chicago,
Chicago manuscript co., 1914. [22] p. f".
(Byers' library of tabloid plays) Mimeo-
graphed.

© Nov. 4, 1914 ; 2c. Nov. 23, 1914 ; D : 38894 ;
Alex. Byers, Chicago. 10659a

Devil (The) and Tom Walker; a fantastic
musical travesty in 1 act, by John B. Hymer.
15 p. f". Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Elsie Kent, New York ; D : 14579, Dec.
21, 1908 ; 2c. Dec. 21, 1908. 10660

509

10660

DBAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

10678

Devil (The) answers; play in 1 act, by N.
Lublin. [1], 23 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Julv 15, 1914; D: 37578; Nathan
Lublin, Brooklyn. 10660a

Devil (The) at home; comedy supposition of the
devil and a man, by T. E. Owsley. [11] p.
8". Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 27, 1915; D: 42093; Tim Em-
manuel Owsley, Indianapolis. 10660b

Devil (The) in love; dramatic playlet in 1 act,
by M. J. Hooley. [2], 14 p. 4". Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Apr. 29, 1912; D: 29533; M. .T.
Hooley, Seattle. 10661

■operetta in 3 acts, book by H. G. Langreu-

ter, lyrics and music by C. Frank. 83 p. 4".
Typewritten, fl^ibretto only]

© Ic. Nov. 5, 1909; D: 17432; Henry O.
Langreuter and Charles Frank, New York.

10662

Devil (The) in possession; peculiar comedy
creation, by Kingsbury and Munsou. 14 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 8, 1912 ; D : 28310 ; Kingsbury &
Munson, Chicago. 10663

Devil (The) in search of a wife; in 2 acts, by
M. Townsend.

© Margaret Townsend. New York : D : 6253.
Feb. 4, 1905. 10664

Devil (A) in skirts; a society melodrama in 4
acts, by W. Montague. 73 p. f. Typewritten.

© Walter Montague, New York ; D : 3603,
June 17, 1903 ; 2c. June 17, 1903. 10665

Devil (The) in the cheese; play in 3 acts, by

C. C. S. Cusbing. 91 p. 8°. Printed.

© Ic. Mar. 23, 1911; D: 2.3764; C. C. S.
Cusbing, Simsbury, Conn. 10666

Devil (The) in the power house; diabolical
comedy in 1 net, by S. F. Manning. [3], 7 p.
f. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 21, 1913 ; D : 35079 ; Steve Frank
jManning, San Francisco. 10667

Devil (The) in town. See Snap (A) at Faust.

Devil (The) is an ass; by Ben Jonson, ed. with
introduction, notes and glossary, by W. S.
Johnson. New York, H. Holt & co., 1905.
2 p. 1., [vii]-lxxix, 252 p. 8°. (Yale studies
in English, xxix)

© William Savage Johnson, Meriden, Conn. ;
A : 126450, Sept. 18, 1905 ; 2c. Oct. 27, 1905.

10667a

Devil (A) of a fellow; a comic opera satire, by

D. Davidson and T. Frost.

© Dore Davidson and Thomas Frost, New
York; 1896:62519, Nov. 16. 10668

Devil (A) of a fellow — Continued.

musical satire and extravaganza in 2 acts,

by D. Davidson, being a rev. and rearr. copy
of the original manuscript by D. Davidson
and Thomas Frost. 15 p. 4". Typewritten.
© Dore Davidson, New York ; D : 5638, Oct.
14, 1904 ; 2e. Oct. 20. 1904. 10669

Devil (A) of a time; a comedy drama in 1 act
and 1 scene. Typewritten.

© Thomas A. Snyder, New York; 1900 A:
30159, Dec. 13 ; 2c. Dec. 1. 10670

Devil (A) of an editor; comedy in 1 act, by
J. E. Ryan. [2], 18 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 6, 1911; D: 23560; .Tames E.
Rj'an, Milwaukee. 10671

Devil (The) of Paris. See life for life.

Devil (The) outwitted; dramatic composition,
by H. R. H. Hayward. 9 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Nov. 16, 1912; D: 31406; Harry R.
Hill Hayward, New York. 10672

Prince of Darkness, comedy in 1 act, by

Grant Stewart. S p. t°. Typewritten.

© Alexander Bevan, New York ; D : 6202.
Feb. 10, 1905; 2c. Feb. 10, 1905. 10673

Devil (The), the servant and the man; a play
in 1 act, by W. A. McGuire. 15 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© William Anthony McGuire, Chicago ; D :
16205, June 29, 1909 ; Ic. .July 8, 1909. 10674

Devil (The) to pay; farce comedy in 3 acts, bv
L. T. Bradley and A. H. Brown. 3 v. 4".
Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 10, 1914; D : 37804 ; Lillian
Trimble Bradley and Alfred Hodgdou Brown,
Lake Mahopac, N. Y. 10674a

Devil up to date; sketch in 1 act, by F. Gerald.
18 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Florence Gerald, New York ; D : 5133.
June 6, 1904; 2c. June 6, 1904. 10675

Devillette; 3 act play, by M. H. Paine. 94 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 8, 1910; D: 20746; Mary Hin-
man Paine, New York. 10676

Devil's auction; a spectacular extravaganza in
3 acts. 93 p. obi. 8°. Typewritten.

© Gallagher, Gilmore & Gardner, Phila-
delphia ; 1883 : 13929, July 28 ; 2c. July 28.

10677

or. The golden branch, a great spectacular

and magical play in 4 acts, adapted to the
American stage, by Arthur Cuyas Armengol.

© William J. Gilmore, Philadelphia, in re-
newal fi-ora August 6, 1895; 1895:6190
Feb. 7. 10678

510

10679

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

10699

Devil's auction — Contimied.

or, The magic charms, the comic spectacu-
lar pantomime, by J. S. MafRtt.

© James S. Maffitt, Boston ; 1877 : 751, Jan.
18. 10679

Devil's (The) bargain; by J. Snyder.

© John Snyder, Wellesley Hills, Mass. ; D :
12359, Feb. 18, 1908. 10680

Devil's (The) bond; a sketch, adapted from
Goethe's Faust, by R. Morrison.

© Rosabel Morrison, New York; D : 12013,
Dec. 31, 1907. 10681

or, Kati'ina, comic opera, 3 acts, by S.

Reid. 25 p. 8°. Typewritten.

© Sydney Reid, Brooklyn ; 1890 : 4519, Feb.
5; 2c. Feb. 5. 10682

Devil's (The) bride; a comedy satire, by S.
Tapsfield.

© Selby Tapsfield, Lewis, Id.; 1899:16758,
Mar. 4. 10683

Same.

© Selbv Tapsfield, New York ; 1899 : 20805.
Mar. 21. 10684

Devil's (The) choice; by Margaret Potter [i. e.
M. P. Bhick] and Wallace Rice. 9 p. f".
Typewritten.

© Margaret Potter Black. Chicago; D:
15897, May 4, 1909; 2c. May 4, 1909. 10685

Devil's (The) com.pact; a burlesque in 3 acts,
l)y William Granville Baker.

© Baker and Fonda, Spokane, Wash. ;
1897 : 2105G, Apr. 2. 10686

Devil's (The) conqueror. Sec Infernalis.

Devil's (The) Cupid; dramatic sketch, by Ceryl
Knight [pseud, of C. Keeler] [22] p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. July 26, 1910; D: 21656; Charles
Keeler, Berkeley, Cal. 10687

Devil's (The) dam; or. The devil's drops, or.
Satan's pills and Luci's drops, a great magi-
cal and spectacular play in a prologue and 5
acts, by F. D. Reinau.

© Francis D. Reinau. New York ; D : 3647.
June 24, 1903. 10688

Devil's (The) dance; a play for the times, by
Elizabeth Avery Meriwether. St. Louis, Hail-
man bros. [1886] 67 p. 8°.

© E. A. Meriwether, St. Louis ; 1886 : 1813,
Jan. 22; 2c. Mar. 8. 10689

Devil's (The) daughter; a burlesque in 3 acts,
by N. W. Wilson and J. R. Stirling.

© John Robert Stirling, Buffalo ; D : 154,
Feb. 19, 1901. , 10690

Devil's (The) daughter — Continued.

drama in 3 acts, tr. and adapted by Joseph

H. Trant, from Gabriel d'Annunzio's book, La
Gioconda. 26 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 2, 1915 ; D : 41385 ; William Fox,
New York. 10690a

Devil's (The) day; by C. W. Tackenberg.
Tj'pewritten.

© Charles W. Tackenberg, Cincinnati ; 1900
A : 18359, July 25 ; 2c. July 25, 1900 ; Ic. new
ed. June 10, 1903. 10691

Devil's (The) deceit; or. The fatal marriage,
a sensational comedy di-ama in 3 acts, by F.
W. N. Bayley.

© Frederick William Naylor Bayley, New
York ; D : 773, Aug. 19, 1901. 10692

Devil's (The) deputy; sensational comedy
drama in 4 acts, by W. I. Flagg. 81 p. f°.
Typev/ritten.

© William Isaac Flagg, Riverton, 111. ; D ;
5625, Oct. 10, 1904 ; 2c. Oct. 10, 1904. 10693

a 3 act comic opera or operette, music by

E. Jakobowski, libretto by J. Cheever Good-
win and F. Wilson.

© Francis Wilson, New York; 1894:31060.
June 8. 10694

Devil's (The) dictations,
ants.

See Satan's serv-

Devil's (The) disciple; a melodrama, by Ber-
nard Shaw. New York, Brentano's, 1913.
2 p. 1., 3-86 p. 16".

. © Sept. 10, 1913 ; 2c. Nov. 13, 1913 ; A :
361153; G. B. Shaw, London. 10695

See also Three plays for Puritans.

Devil's (The) doings; a sensational comedy
drama in 3 acts, by F. W. Bayley.

© Fred W. Bayley and Jos. M. Narcross,
New York ; 1898 : 17572, Mar. 15. 10696

Devil's (The) drops. See Devil's dam.

Devil's (The) editor; a musical comedy in 3
acts, by J. A. Reed.

© J. A. Reed, New York; 1890:40132,
Dec. 18. 10697

Devil's (The) finish; or. Six on each side, bv
F. A. Gambold. [17] p. f. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 29, 1912; D: 28624; Fred A.
Gambold, Indianapolis. 10698

Devil's (The) garb; dramatic playlet in 1 act,

by C. B. Sternberg. 16 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. July 7, 1910; D: 21499; Charles B.

Sternberg, Portland, Or. 10699

511

10699

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

10718

Devil's (The) garden; drama in 4 acts, by
Edith Ellis [i. e., E. E. Furness] from W. B.
Maxwell's novel of the same name. 4 v. 4°.
Typewritten.

'© Ic. Oct. 2, 1915; D: 41885; Edith Ellis
Furness, New York. 10699a

Devil's (The) holiday; the novel, up to date,
spectacular extravaganza in 1 act, by C. H.
Burroughs.

© Chas. H. Burroughs, Riverside, R. I.,
and Geo. Milhanlc, Boston; 1897:65761, Nov.
26. 10700

Devil's (The) hollow. /S'ee Hans von Stemmel.

Devil's (The) hour; unusual incident in 20 min-
utes of dialogue, by W. A. McGuire. [1], 21
p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 22, 1915 ; D : 42064 ; William An-
thony J\lc(iuire, New York. 10700a

Devil's (The) invention; play in 3 acts, by
C. E. Freybe and Hiram K. Moderwell. 94 p.
4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 30, 1915; D : 39539 ; Carl E.
Freybe, New York. 10700b

Devil's Island; an original sensational melo-
drama in 5 acts, by V. De Noie and Arthur D.
Hall.

© Vera De Noie, New York; 1897:67682,
Dec. 6 ; 2c. Mar. 12, 1898. 10701

Devil's (The) Island's martyr. See Affaire
(L') Dreyfus.

Devil's (The) keg; play in 4 acts, by R. Cul-
lum and H. E. Garden. 4 v. 4". Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. May 25, 1912; D: 29810; Ridgwell
CuUum, Richmond Hill, England. 10702

Devil's (The) kingdom; serio-comic spectacular
drama, by S. M. Landis.

© S. M. Landis, Philadelphia ; 1874 : 15584,
Dec. 28; 2c. Apr. 27, 1875. 10703

Devil's (The) lane; a comedy drama in 4 acts,
by F. Herrick.

© Frank Herrick, Youngstown, O. ; 1896 :
41755, July 17. 10704

a play in 4 acts, by E. Fitch. 50 p. f°.

Typewritten.

© Eunice Fitch, Chicago ; D : 175, Mar. 5,
1901 ; 2c. Mar. 5, 1901. 10705

Devil's (The) mask; by W. R. Beauchaine.

© AVarren R. Beauchaine, Los Angeles ;
D : 7540, Nov. 9, 1905. 10706

Devil's (The) mate; mystic scene in 1 act, writ-
ten and invented by Stanley Cooke. 8 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 29, 1912 ; D : 31273 ; Wallis Clark,
New York. 10707

Devil's (The) mate — Continued.

a play in 1 act, by Stanley Cooke. 6 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Jerrold Robert Shaw, London ; D : 13929,

Sept. 22, 1908 ; 2c. Sept. 28, 1908. 10708

Devil's mine; a sensational drama in 4 acts,
by F. Darcy.
© Fred Darcy, Philadelphia ; 1889 : 12090,
■ Apr. 18. 10709

Devil's orchestra; by F. La Pierre.

© Frederic La Pierre, Chicago ; D : 13265,
June 30, 1908. 10710

Devil's (The) other engagement; by Arthur
Blanchard. 47 p. 4^ Typewritten.

© Arthur Franklin Blanchard, Cambridge,
Mass. ; D : 14013, Oct. 9, 1908 ; 2c. Oct. 9, 1908.

10711

Devil's (The) own; dramatic composition of the
Southwest, in 4 acts, composed of 7 scenes, by
B. E. Shirk and M. W. Bennett.

© B. E. Shirk and M. W. Bennett, Colum-
bus, O. ; D:3613, June 18, 1903. 10712

-or. The sins of the fathers are visited

upon the children unto the third, fourth,
fifth, sixth and seventh generations, by A.
Spanuth.

© Anna Spanuth, Chicago; D : 2626, Nov.
17, 1902. 10713

Devil's own toAvn; by V. A. Haas.

© Victor A. Haas, Providence, R. I. ; 1898 :
5.3284, Sept. 12. 10714

Devil's (The) palace. See Lady (The) Guil-
ford.

Devil's (The) pills, drops, drinks and physics.
See Jerusha, the devil's dam.

Devil's playthings; play in 4 acts, by C. R.
and A. E. Burke. 46 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 17, 1909; D: 17733; Charles
Russell Burke and Annie Elizabeth Burke,
New York. 10715

Devil's (The) pool; a spectacular dramatic pro-
duction, 4 acts, by Charles H. Fleming.

© Thomas H. Winnett, New York; 1889:
34841, Nov. 15. 10716

Devil's (The) slide; drama in 3 acts, by E. W.
Mooro. 48 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 9, 1912; D: 31094; Elsie Wallace
Moore, Oswego, Or. 10717

Devil's (The) son. See Kajanka.

Devil's (The) sonata; in 3 acts, by W. H. Sny-
der. 44 p. 4°. Typewritten,

© Ic. July 31, 1911; D: 24827; William
Henri Snyder, Baltimore. 10718

Devil's (The) statue. See Salon (Le) du diable.

512

10719

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

10741

Devil's (The) tail; a comic spectacular play,
adapted by B. Kiralfy.

© Bolossy Kiralfy, New York; 1887:7576,
Mar. 30. 10719

Devil's (The) web; a romantic drama in 5 acts,
by C. D. Wilson.

© Cliarles Dav Wilson, Cleveland; 1898:
36361, June 13 ; 2c. June 13. 10720

Devil's wooing; a sketch in 1 act, by F. G.
Ruthven.

© Florence Gertrude Ruthven, New York;
D : 5602, Oct. 4, 1904. 10721

Devil's (The) workshop; a play in 3 acts, by
by A. Glassmire. 128 p. 4". Typev\'ritten.

© Albert Glassmire, Philadelphia ; D : 10099,
June 19, 1909 ; 2c. June 19, 1909. 10722

Devilskin; an entirely new and original melo-
drama in 3 acts, by J. Yeamans.

© Jennie Yeamans, New York ; 1895 : 2843,
Jan. 9. 10723

Devoted; a drama in 4 acts, by D. Lowry.

© David Lowry, Pittsburgh; 1879:4138,
Mar. 29. 10724

Devoted (The) friends; or, Arbor day, a melo-
drama in 4 acts and 7 scenes, by W. D.
O'Brien.

© William Desmond O'Brien, New York;
1890 : 30620, Nov. 20. 10725

Devoted (The) wife; or, California in '49 and
'50, a play in 5 acts, by A. Brewster. San
Francisco, The author, 1874. 60 p. 16^

© Albert Brewster, San Francisco; 1874:
12, Jan. 2 ; 2c. May 22. 10726

Devotion; a comedy drama in 4 acts, by F. S.
Cameron.

© Francis S. Cameron, St. Louis; 1885:
16402. July 30. 10727

a drama in 4 acts, by Randall H. Roberts.

© Richard Esterbrook, jr.. New York ; 1SS2 :
22574, Dec. 30. 10728

4 act American drama.

© M. E. Rafert, Indianapolis ; 1895 : 2836S,
May 25 ; 2c. Nov. 11. 10729

3 act melodrama, by F. Marquart.

© Fred IMarquart, Sandusky, O. ; 1893:
13480, Mar. 17. 10730

or, The torn letter, a drama in 5 acts, by

C. Gatchell.

© Charles Gatchell, Chicago; 1883:14746,
Aug. 9. 10731

or. United States, a southern boy, play, by

E. L. Davenport. Typewritten.

© Edgar Loomis Davenport, Boston; 1896:
60740, Nov. 5 ; 2c. Nov. 6. 10732

See also Charlotte D'Evra.

Dewberry's dodges. See Who's your friend?

Dewey in Manila; by B. A. Randolph.

© Budd Alfred Randolph, Houston; 1898:
47020, Aug. 8. 10733

Dewey, the hero of Manila; an original naval
drama in 4 acts, by John A. Eraser. Type-
written.

© Del. S. Smith, St. Louis; 1898:59520,
Oct. 10; 2c. Jan. 12, 1899. 10734

Dewey, the hero of the navy.

© Del. S. Smith, St. Louis; 1898:59521,
Oct. 10. 10735

Dewey's naval battle of Manila Bay, and the
destruction of the Maine; a drama without
words, by H. R. Pfeifer. Typewritten.

© Henry R. Pfeifer, St. Louis; 1898:45586*,
Aug. 1 ; 2c. Aug. 1. 10736

Dewey's reception; a 3 act Irish comedy, by
J. B. Donovan.

© James B. Donovan, New York; 1898:
45005, July 28. 10737

De Wolf (The) hopperetta; play in 2 acts, by
C. Cranston. 34 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 2, 1915; D: 41662; Claudia
Cranston, New York. 10737a

Dexter Digit; or, The eleventh hour, a drama,
by M. K. Byron

© Mary K. Byron, United States; 1875:
13298, Dec. 16. 10738

Dexterous Dexter; play in 4 acts, by J. P. Bit-
ter. 103 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. May 6, 1910 ; D : 20972 ; John P. Rit-
ter. New York. 10739

Di; by J. Kaiser. 22 p. f. Typewritten.

© John Kaiser. Kansas City, Mo. ; D : 15134,
Feb. 19, 1909 ; 2c. Feb. 19, 1909. 10740

Dia (El) de la Virgen; zarzuela en 1 acto y
3 cuadros, en verso, original de L. Ferreiro
y A. Porras, mfisica de los maestros Chaves y
S. Jimenez. Madrid [Sociedad de autores
espafioles] 1908. 46 p. 12^ [Libretto only]
© Luis Ferreiro y Alberto Porras, Madrid ;
D : 13809, Sept. 21, 1908 ; 2c. Sept. 21, 1908.

10741

Dia (El) del ruido; sainete lirico en 1 acto, di-
vidido en 2 cuadros, original de A. Jlelantuche.
miisica del maestro Tomfis Barrera. Madrid
[Sociedad de autores espafioles] 1914. 45 p.
12°. [Libretto only]

© Mar. 15, 1915; Ic. Mar. 17, 1915; D:
40094 ; Atanasio Melantuche, Madrid. 10741a

5379—15 33

513

10741

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

10758

Diable (Le) a quatre; pi6ce a grand spectacle,
en 3 actes et 18 tableaux [par] V. Darlay &
H. de Gorsse, mise en scene de Henri Prevost,
musique nouvelle et arrangee de Marius Bag-
gers. [Paris, J. Cussac, impr., 1914] 36 p. 4".
[Libretto only]

© Feb. 11, 1914; 2c. Mar. 17, 1914; D:
363S5: Victor Darlay and Henry de Gorsse,
Paris. 10741b

Diable (Le) ermite; comedie en 4 actes, de L.
Besnard. 32 p. 4°. (Supplement gratuit au
no. 2913 du Monde illustre, 25 Janvier 1913)

© Jan. 25, 1913 ; 2c. Feb. 28, 1913 ; D : 32463 ;
Lucien Besnard, Paris. 10743

Diable (Le) galant; op6ra-comique en 1 acte
[de] Ludovic Fortolis. musique de Paul Piern§.
Paris, C. Joubert, 1913. 23 p. 8°. [Livret]

© Oct. 1, 1913; 2c. Oct. 25, 1913; D: 34832;
Joubert, Paris. 10743

Same.

© Nov. 22, 1913 ; 2c. Dec. 1, 1913 ; D : 35194 ;
Joubert, Paris. 10744

Diablo (El) en coche; zarzuela comica en 2
actos y en pi'osa, libro de L. de Larra y Fer-
nan-Gonzalez, mfisica de los maestros Torre-
grosa y Calleja. Madrid [Sociedad de autores
espauoles] 1912. 63 p. 12^ [Libretto only]
© Mar. 6, 1913 ; 2c. Mar. 7, 1913 ; D : 32554 ;
Luis de Larra y Fernan-Gonz:11ez, Madrid.

10745

Diablo (El) son los chiquillos; diaiogo c6mico-
lirico en verso, original de E. Lopez-Marin,
mtisica de Ramon Lopez Montenegro. Madrid,
Impr. de Gaceta administrativa, 1908. 13 p.
12°, [Libretto only]

© Enrique Lopez-Marin, Madrid ; D : 14504,
Dec. 11, 1908 ; 2c. Dec. 11, 1908. 10746

Diabolus, the incarnate devil; by J. I. Hibbs.

© James I. Hibbs, Hoopeston, 111. ; D :

4945, Apr. 11, 1904. [For copies reed, see A

85407] 10747

Same. 58 p. 8". [Printed]

© James Irwin Hibbs, Hoopeston, 111. ; A :
85407, Apr. 25, 1904 ; 2c. Apr. 16, 1904. 10747a

Dialogue-debate, wet vs. dry, between Tom
O'Neill, a saloon keeper, and a license com-
missioner; as given by E. J. Hall and D. C.
Summers. 32 p. 8°.

© Aug. 27, 1915 ; 2c. and aff. Aug. 30, 1915 ;
A: 411248; E. J. Hall and D. C. Summers,
Columbus, O. 10747b

Dialogue from the opera The cannibal king;
by B. Cole and J. W. Johnson. 36 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Bob Cole and J. W. Jobnson, New Tork;
D : 739, Aug. 10, 1901; 2c. Aug. 10, 1901. 10748

Diamante (El) azul; comedia en 4 actos y en
prosa, original de J. I. de Alberti, M. de San
Roman y R. de Godoy. Madrid [Sociedad de
autores espaiioles] 1913. 49 p. 12°.

© Mar. 28, 1914; Ic. Mar. 30, 1914; D:
36531 ; Jose Ignacio de Alberti, Miguel de San
Roman y Ramon de Godoy, Madrid. 10748a

Diamanten; schauspiel in 4 akten, von A.
Gutheil-Hardt. Berlin, Vertriebsstelle des Ver-
bandes deutscher biihneuschriftsteller, g. m. b.
h., 1910. 95 p. 8°.

© Sept. 16, 1910; 2c. Oct. 22, 1910; D:
22349; Arthur Gutheil-Hardt, Bremen, Ger-
many. 10749

Diamond (The) belt; a modern sensational drama
in 4 acts, by David Hill [pseud, of D. W. Hil-
dreth] [Boston, Walter H. Baker & co., 1907]
66 p. 12°.

© D. W. Hildreth, Newport, Vt. ; D : 11846,
Dec. 2, 1907 ; 2c. Dec. 3, 1907. 10750

Diamond (The) broker; or, Goldstein's luck, a
comedy in 4 acts.

© E. L. Walton, New York; 1884:18997,
Sept. 22; 2c. Nov. 1. 10751

Diamond (The) brooch; by P. Culotta. [5]
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 23, 1910; D: 22123; Paul Cu-
lotta, New Orleans. 10752

Diamond chip; play in 4 acts, by K. Kavanaugh.
64 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Katharine Kavanaugh, Baltimore; D:
11066, July 27, 1907 ; 2c. July 27, 1907. 10753

Diamond (The) cross. See One o'clock.

Diamond cut diamond; by J. E. Robson. 11
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© .John E. Robson, Rochester, N. Y. ; D:
8331, Apr. 12, 1906 ; 2c. Apr. 12, 1906. 10754

Diamond Don; a melodrama in 4 acts, by M. B.
Hayes. Typewritten.

© Maud Blanche Hayes, Cleveland ; 1897 ;
580, Jan. 2 ; 2c. Mar. 29. 10755

Diamond (The) earrings; play in 1 act, by S. G.
Webster. 19 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 9, 1912; D: 30766; Stella G.
Webster, Seattle. 10756

Diamond (The) garter; a burlesque in 2 scenes,
by Mrs. S. T. Jack.

© Mrs. Sam T. Jack, Chicago ; 1899 : 60.592,
Sept. 21. 10757

comedy in 3 acts, by N. Harper and T.

WhifEen. [1], 100 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 8, 1913 ; D : 32612 ; Neal Harper
and Thos. Whiffen, New York. 10758

514

10759

COPYBIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

10781

Diamond (The) horseshoe; a comedy in 4 acts,
by S. Fleischmann.

© Simon Fleischmann, Buffalo ; 1887:19671,
July 30. 10759

comedy in 1 act, by Howard Fielding

[pseud, of G. W. Hooke] 20 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Nov. 16, 1910 ; D : 22571 ; Chas. W.
Hooke, Castine, Me. 10760

Diamond (The) king; an original drama in 5
acts, by H. C. Dale.

© Horace C. Dale, Reading, Pa.; 1890:
35557, Nov. 11. 10761

a sensational comedy drama in 4 acts, by

E. Southers.

© Edwin Southers, United States; D: 1724;
Apr. 11, 1902. 10762

— or, Life in London, a drama in 4 acts, by
P. Dawson. Typewritten.

© Forbes Dawson, Great Britain; 1892:
20963, May 18 ; 2c. June 18. 10763

— See also Sunlight.

Diamond (The) maker's secret. See In a
monster^s clutches.

Diamond merchant; bunch of nonsense in 1 act,
by M. Drew. 9 p. f. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 25, 1910; D : 20881 ; Maurice
Drew, Montvale, N. J. 10764

Diamond mine; farce in 3 acts, by L. Bertny.
118 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 4, 1909; D: 17100; Ludwig

Bertny, New York. 10765

Diamond (The) miser; by N. Grute.

© Nain Grute, New York; D:317, Apr. 8.
1901. 10766

Diamond (The) necklace; 5 act play, by H. W.
King. Ms.

® Henry W. King, Harlem, N. Y. ; 1881:
1406, Jan. 25 ; Ic. Apr. 2. 10767

original romantic drama in 4 acts, by Rob-

ert Buchanan and Chas. Marlowe [pseud, of
Harriett Jay] Typewritten.

© Lillie De Bathe, London; 1900 A: 11044,
Mar. 2 ; 2c. May 4. 10768

— See also Daisy.

Diamond (The) queen; by E. Elton.

© Ernest Elton, West Brighton, N. Y. :
1897 : 26274, Apr. 29. 10769

Diamond robbery. See Southern cross.

Diamond (The) rosary; play in 1 act, by K.
Shearar. 24 p. f. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 27, 1912; D: 29198; Katherine
Shearar, Detroit. 10770

Diamond (The) star; comedy dramatic playlet,
by C. S. Keith. 11 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 8, 1915; D: 41703; Cato Sells
Keith, Butte. Mont. 10770a

Diamond (The) vein; a melodrama in 4 acts,
by M. J. Gilbride. 90 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Martin J. Gilbride, Scranton, Pa.; D:
2785, Dec. 22, 1902; 2c. June 24, 1904. 10771

Diamond (The) wedding. See Antipodes.

Diamonds; a comedy in 5 acts, by B. C. Howard.

© Bronson G. Howard, !^^e\v York; 1872:

112S0, Oct. 23. 10772

a drama in 5 acts, by M. Kreisler.

© Mary Kreisler, New York; 1872:8779,
Aug. 15. 10773

Diamonds and hearts; comedy drama in 3 acts,
by Eflie W. Merriman. Ghicago, The Dra-
matic publisliing company [1897] 40 p. 12°.

© Dramatic pub. co., Ghicago ; 1897 : 59870,
Oct. 22 ; 2c. Oct. 21. 10774

a twenty-minute melodrama, by G. F. War-

ren.

© George Forbes Warren, Rochester, N. Y. ;
1900 A : 22443, Sept. 8. 10775

— See also Love or money.

Diamonds and pearls; by S. H. Salomon. 18 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Sidney H. Salomon, New York ; D : 5778,
Nov. 9, 1904 ; 2c. Nov. 9, 1904. 10776

a society drama in 1 act, by W. P. Gunning-

ham.

© William P. Gunningham, New York;
1885 : 1290, Jan. 15. 10777

Diamonds and roses; an original drama in 5
acts, by W. H. Ilightraire.

© William H. Rightmire, New York; 1877:
10358, Sept. 8. 10778

Diamonds and toads; a comedy, by L. Webb.
© L. Webb, Oakland, Gal.; 1882:15057,
Sept. 11. 10779

Diamonds are trumps; a drama in 5 acts, by
J. Emmons Bel ton.

© B. L. Gorton, Ghicago ; 1894 : 27969, July
5. 10780

Diamonds or rags; a comedy drama in 4 aces,
by W. M. Slattery.

© William M. Slattery, Hawley, Pa. ; 1886 :
1.521, Jan. 18. 10781

Diamonds seven, hearts eight; play in 1 act, by
E. S. Stark. 11 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 19, 1915; D: 41142; Edna Sut-
ton Stark, Oklahoma Gity, Okl. 10781a

515

10783

DBAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

10801

Diana; a comedy, 4 acts, by Aida [pseud, of
p. D. Baker]

© Frances Davis Baker, Bufealo; 189S:
7882, Jan. 26. 10782

scliauspiel in 5 akten,voa Paul Lindau und

L. J. Frank.
© L. J. Frank, New York; 1873: 14852, Dec.

Diane— Continued.

or, Is she guilty? a drama in a prologue

24.

10783

or, Father and son, a play in 5 acts, tr.

from the German of Lindau, by L. J, Frank.

© L. J. Frank, New York ; 1873 : 14791, Dec.
23. 10784

or, Lost love letters, a comedy in 3 acts.,

by M. Weidenthal.

© Maurice Weidenthal, Cleveland, and Na-
than Behrens, New York ; 1887 : 25998, Oct. 10.

10785

or. The lady next door, a modern play in

3 acts, by W. L. Wendell. 31 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Winifred Lee Wendell, Detroit ; D : 12913,
May 6, 1908 ; 2c. Apr. 29, 1908. 10786

Diana la cazadora; zarzuela fantilstica en 1
acto, un prolojjo y 5 cuadros, original mfislca
y libro reformado, de Julio Schmidt. [Ma-
drid, Sociedad de autores espaiioles] 1912. 33
p. illus. 8°. [Libretto only]

© Feb. 13, 1912; 2c. Mar. 21, 1912; D:
29479; Julius Schmidt, Seville, Spain. 10787

Diana of the Dianthe; a romance of early San
Francisco in 4 acts, by D. Clift. [130] p. 4".
Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 10, 1913; D: 32257; Denison
Clift, San Francisco. 10788

Diana of the tower; vaudeville sketch, by F. W.
Tebbetts. 15 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 19, 1912; D: 30570; Forrest W.
Tebbetts, Lincoln, Neb. 10789

Diana's double; a comedy vaudeville in 3 acts,
by E. Clayton.

© Estelle Clayton, New York ; 1897 : 25478,
Apr. 24. 10790

Diana's escapades; comedy in 4 acts, by M.
Hageman.

© ftLiurice Hageman, New York; 1900 A:
20978, Aug. 22. 10791

Diana's infatuation; play in 4 acts, by Robert
Montgomery Sterrett. [105] p. 4". Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. June 19, 1911 ; D : 24517 ; R. M. Ster-
rett, Battle Creek. 10792

Diane; a realistic drama of the reign of Charles
IX., in a prologue and 4 acts, by L. Davis.
Typewritten.

© Louis Davis, Nashville; 1900 A: 30749,
Dec. 20 ; 2c. Feb. 8, 1901. 10793

and 5 acts, tr. and adapted from the French
of Edouard Plouvier, by R. Shoemaker and J.
Turner.

© Rufus Shoemaker and John Turner, San
Francisco ; 1880 : 250G. Feb. 16. 10794

Diane of Lorraine; comedy drama in 3 acts, by
■ B. T. Gilbert and S. B. Gilbert. 114 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 28, 1914; D: 39216; Benjamin
Thorne Gilbert and Sue Biggar Gilbert, New
Hartford. N. Y. 10794a

Diane's atonement; a domestic drama in 4
acts, by W. C. Herman. [78] p. f. Mimeo-
graphed.

© Apr. 2, 1912 ; 2c. Apr. 29, 1912 ; D : 29525 ;
Alexander Byers, Chicago. 10795

Same. Chicago, Chicago manuscript Co.,

1912. 67 p. f". aiimeographed.

© Nov. 11, 1912; 2c. Dec. 11, 1912; D:
31669; Alex. Byers, Chicago, 10796

Diantha; a play in 3 acts, by Broughton Tall.
167 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 2, 1914; D : 38672 ; Stanley
Broughton Tall, Baltimore. 10796a

Diantlie's desertion; a serio-comedy in 1 act,
by Helen P. Kane. Philadelphia, The Penn
publishing company, 1906. 13 p. 12°.

© Penn pub. co., Philadelphia ; D : 9030,
Sept. 4, 1906 ; 2c. Sept. 4, 1906. 10797

Diaoulmaugh (The); an Irish play in 4 acts,
by S. Fiske.

© Stephen Fiske, New York; 1878: 886,
.Tan. 21. 10798

Diarmid; grand opera in 4 acts, founded on
heroic Celtic legends, by [John Douglas Suth-
erland Campbell, 9th duke of Argyll] the
marquis of Lome, the music composed by
Hamish IMacCunn. New York, Boosey & co.
Typewritten.

© Boosey & co., New York; 1897:43518,
Aug. 2 ; 2c. Aug. 2. 10799

Diary (The); tragedy in 2 scenes, by Beatrice
Shepard King [pseud, of Byrdie Simpson]
12 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 12, 1910 ; D : 20442 ; B. Simpson,
Chicago. 10800

Diary of a refugee. See Let us have peace.

Dibkin's flirtation. See Brought to terms.

Dice (The) of death; or, The shadow of a sin,
phiy in 4 acts, by Guy Caufman, 24 p. f.
Typewritten.

© Mrs. Madelon Caufman, Joplin. Mo.; D:
10337, Apr. 13, 1907 ; 2c. Apr. 15, 1907. 10801

516

10801

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

10820

DichosQ (El) verano; fantasfa llrica, en 1 acto,
dividido en 4 cuadros, original de Antonio
Paso y Joaquin Abati, mtisica adaptada y
ntjraeros originales del maestro Alonso. Ma-
drid [Sociedad de autores espaiioles] 1914.
42 p. 12". LLilJi'etto only]

© Sept. 17, 1914; Ic. Sept. 21, 1914; D:
3S185 ; A. Paso y J. Abati, Madrid. 10801a

See also For love and gold.

Dick and Sue; a drama, by L. Rohr. 131 p. 4".
Typewritten.

© Louis Rohr, Chicago ; D : 6622, April 26,
1905 ; 2c. May 18. 1905. 10802

Dick doesn't care. See Hearts and hobbies.

Dick Drift, a son of the streets; a drama in 3
acts, illustrating life in the Empire and Cres-
cent cities, by Henry Watkins.

© Harrv Watkins, New York; 1878; 1572,
Feb. 5. 10803

Dick in old London; a romantic drama in 5
acts.

© Lotta Crabtree. New York; 1873:5448,

May 15. 10804

Dick Shaw, the fiend; or. The preacher doctor,
a novel temperance sensation in 5 acts, by S.
Landis. Detroit, Edna Powell Landis, 1888.
17 p. 8".

© Simon M. Landis. Detroit; 1888:12319,
Apr. 28 ; 2c. July 27, 10805

Dick, the benedick; comedy in 3 acts, by R.
Meller-O'Neill. 2], 152 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 15. 1911 ; D : 24943 ; Rose Meller-
O'Neill, London. 10806

Dick, the dreamer; comic opera, libretto by Mrs.
Charles D. Knowlton (Annie R. Knowlton)
music by Mrs. Joseph W. Courtney. 58 p. 4°.
Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. May 12, 1913; D: 33198; Annie R.
Knowlton, Boston. 10807

Dick Turpin; an operatic comedy in 3 acts, by
H. G. Donnelly, music by Bowness Briggs.

© H. Grattan Donnelly, Los Angeles ; 1893 :
.57169, Dec. 26. 10808

Dick Tiirpin's ride to York; by C. Berzac.

© Cliff Berzac, New Yoi'k; D:9455, Nov.
19, 1906. 10809

burlesque, by J. Jee.

© Joseph .Tee, New York ; 1873 : 1228, Feb. 7.

10810

Dick "Whittington; an operetta in 3 acts, words
and nnisic by Mrs. S. Crowninshield. 67 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Mrs. Schuyler Crowninshield, Seal Har-
bor, Me. ; D : 6573, Apr. 26. 1905 ; 2c. Apr. 18,
1905. 10811

Dickens' heroines as suffragettes; fantasy in 1
act, by M. Hill. 13 p. f". Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 2.3, 1912; D: 31451; May Hill,
Chicago. 10812

Dickens (A) revival; play in prologue and 2
scenes, by Enia Suckow Hunting. Lebanon,
O., March brothers, 1914. 78 p. 12°.

© Aug. 4, 1914 ; 2c. Aug. 6, 1914 ; D : 37761 ;
March brothers, Lebanon, O. 10812a

Dickey Dickson, detective; comedy in 3 acts, by
W. H. Sloan.

© William H. Sloan, New York; D:2085,
July 5, 1902. > 10813

Dickie (The) bird.

© Clarence De Loss Hotchkiss, Chicago ; D :
157S4, May 6, 1909. 10814

See also Dicky-bird (The)

Dickie and Pickle; play in 1 act, by I. M. Liv-
ingston. 7 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 10, 1914; D: 36667; Irving M.
Livingston, Rockaway Beach, N. Y. 10814a

Dick's alibi; sketch, by F. Bruegger. 27 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 2, 1913; D: 31874; Frederick
Bruegger, Chicago, 10815

Dick's sister; play in 1 act, by Norman Mc-
Kinnel, T^ondon, S. French, ltd, ; New York,
S, French, 1911, 11 p, 12". (On cover:
French's acting ed., no 2396)

© Nov. 20, 1911; 2c. Nov. 20, 1911; D:
25796; Samuel French, ltd., London. 10816

Dick's wife; comedy in 3 acts, by J. A. West-
liauser and Caroline M. Beaumont. 113 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 26, 1912; D: 28454; Joseph A.
Westhauser, New York. 10817

play, by H. Fay. 20 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 2, 1912 ; D : 29913 ; Howard Fay,
New York. 10818

Dicky-bird (The); comedy in 1 act, by H. O'Hig-
gins and H. Ford. 21 p. 4". Tj-pewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 20, 1915; D: 39739; Harvey
O'Higgins, Martinsville, N. J., and Harriet
Ford, New York. 10818a

See also Dickie (The) bird.

Dicky's father; comedy in 3 acts, by B. I. Bar-
rett. 55 p. f". Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 2.5, 1910; D: 20.580; Bertha L
Barrett, Boston. 10819

— Same. 123 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 11, 1911; D: 28037; Bertha I.
Barrett, Boston. 10820

517

10821

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

10840

Dicky's luck; comedy in 3 acts, by Robert nnd
Julian Hay. London, J. Williams, ltd., 1911.
63 p. 8".

© .Tune 14, 1911 ; 2c. June 3, 1911 ; D : 24391 ;
Joseph Williams, ltd., London. 10821

Dictagraph (Tlie) See Dictograph (The).—
System (The)

Dictagraph's (The) defeat; 1 act playlet, by C.R.
I-:j,'f:leston. 8 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 21, 1913; D: 32744; Charles
Roltare Eggleston, New York. 10822

Dictaphoned; comedy in 1 act, by F. W. Carr.
20 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 26, 1912; D: 31801; Frederick
W. Carr, Cincinnati. 10823

Dictation; play in 4 acts, by E. Parker. 43 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. .Tune 19, 1915; D: 40987; Edward
Parker, San Francisco. 10823a

Dictator (The) See Captain Kidd.— Farces;
by Richard Harding Davis.

Dictograph (The); farce in 1 wheeze, by E. V,
Cooke. 13 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 22, 1914; D:3S2S1; Edmund
Vance Cooke, Cleveland. 10823b

1 act play, by A. Kahn. 12 p. 4°. Type-

written.

© Ic. Apr. 8, 1912 ; D : 29305 ; August Kahn,
New York. 10824

play in 1 act, by A. Kahn and H. Miles.

44 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 15, 1912; D: 29976; August
Kahn and Homer Miles, New York, 10825

Dictograph's (The) defeat. See Dictagraph's
(The) defeat.

Did he do right? by Joseph Harrington Dunn.
36 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 18, 1910; D: 22319; J. B. Dunn,
Brooklyn. 10826

Did it ever occur to you? a musical comedy in
3 acts, by J. Arthur.

© Joseph Arthur, New York; 1884:4038,
Feb. 26 ; 2c. Feb. 26. 10827

Did she go astray? See Was she led?

Did she sin? See Carriscourt. — Tempted.

Did she stray; or. Was she led? a burlesque in
1 act, by J. Hart.

© Josh Hart, New York; 1874:1675, Feb.
13. 10828

Did you ever see a ghost? a farce, by Robert
C. V. Meyers.

© P. Garrett & co., Philadelphia; 18S5:
2G405, Dec. 16. 10829

Did you find it? sketch In 1 act, by W. C. Leh-
man. [5] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 29, 1911; D: 23771; William
Cromwell Lehman, Seattle. 10830

Did you see Kitty? comedy in 3 acts.

© Charles B. Goes, Chicago ; D : 8402, Apr.
23, 1906. 10831

.Dida, the mystery of mysteries; the creation
of a woman out of nothing. 4 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ambrose J. Jeffries, Brooklyn ; D : 6346.
Mar. 16, 1905 ; 2c. Mar. 29, 1905. 10832

Didi; operette in 1 bild und 2 akten, frei nach
Sardou's Marquise, von Victor Leon, musik
von Oscar Straus. Leipzig, L. Doblinger (B.
Herzmansky), 1909. 55 p. 12". [Libretto
only]

© Oct. 22, 1909; 2c. Nov. 10, 1909; D:
17318; Ludwig Doblinger (Bernhard Herz-
mansky) Leipzig. 10833

Dido; an epic tragedy, a dramatization from the
^i)neid of Vergil, arr. and tr. by F. J. Miller,
with stage setting, actions, and music, by .1. R.
Nelson. New York, Boston [etc.] Silver, Bur-
dett & CO. [1900] iv, 88 p. front, pi. 12».

© Silver. Burdett & co., Boston ; 1900 A :
15488, June 22 ; 2c. July 18. 10834

— an opera, by H. A. Shepard.

© Helen A. Shepard, New York; 1899:
47040, July 20. 10835

— a tragedy, by C. F. Coburn.

© Charles Francis Coburn, Lowell, Mass.;
1891 : 24075, July 2. 10836

a tragedy in 4 acts, by A. von Herder.

Typewritten.

© Alexandra von Herder, London; D: 9909.
Feb. 6, 1907 ; 2c. Mar. 8, 1907. 10837

Die im schatten leben; drama in 4 akten, von
Emil Rosenow. Berlin, F. Bloch erben, 1911.
98 p. 8°.

© Ic. Nov. 9, 1911 ; D : 25719 ; Felix Bloch
erben, Berlin. 10838

Die to win; farce in 3 acts, by H. Buckingham.
58 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 4, 1913; D: 33990; H. Bucking-
ham, Clarion, Pa. 10839

Same. 92 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 30, 1913 ; D : 34895 ; Hal Bucking-
ham, Clarion, Pa. 10840

play in 1 act taken from a play of the

same name in 3 acts, by H. Buckingham. 29
p. 4°, Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 14, 1915; D: 40363; Hal Buck-
ingham, Mill Valley, Cal. 10840a

518

10840

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

10857

Die von Wildtberg; die tragodle einer jugend
und eines alters in 4 akten, von Fritz v.
Briesen. Leipzig, P. Reclam jun. [1914] 84
p. 24^ (On cover: Universal - bibliothek,
n672)

© May 14, 1914; Ic. Sept. 26, 1914; A—
Foreign 11191; Philipp Reclam, jun,, Leipzig.

10840b

Diese manner, See Oh, these naughty men.

Diet of Worms; by J. G. M. [i. e. .John Gottlieb
Morris] 4 p. 8", Printed.

© Harriet E. Monroe, Washington ; D : 5302,
.Tuly 2, 1904 ; 2c, July 2, 1904, 10841

Dietarian (The); by R. W, McCulloch.

© Robert William McCulloch, Chicago;
1898 : 58S99, Oct, 6. 10842

Dietrich the tanner; romantic drama in 4 acts,
by R. C, Smith, 107 p. 4°. Typewritten,

© Ic, Sept, 27, 1915 ; D : 41837 ; Rita Creigh-
ton Smith, Thomaston, Me. 10843a

Difference; modern play in 3 acts, by H. W.
Bible. 71 p. 4°. Typewritten,

© Ic. Aug. 12, 1913 ; D : 34110 ; Howard Wis-
wall Bible, Portland, Me. 10843

play, by H. Beresford, 30 p, f». Type-
written,

© Ic, Jan, 3, 1910 ; D : 17853 ; Hugh Beres-
ford, Seattle, 10844

-play in 4 acts, by H, Bashford. 82 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. June 25, 1915; D: 41046; Henrietta
Bashford, Yonkers, N. Y. 10844a

-by L, C, C. Sharer. 55 p. 4°. Type-

written,

© Ic, Aug. 23, 1912 ; D : 30617 ; L. C, Cow-
perthwait Sharer, Bucyrus, O, 10845

■playlet in 1 act, by B, Sheafer. 16 p, 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 11, 1911; D: 23330; Bertha
Sheafer, Cleveland, 10846

Difference (The) between two married couples
in a moral city; by E. Gallard.

© Ernest Gallard, New York; D:1615,
Mar. 11, 1902, 10847

Difference (A) in clocks; a sketch in 1 scene, by
Ethel Livingston. Boston, W. H. Baker & CO.,
1900. 12 p. 12°, (Baker's edition of plays)

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston; 1900 A:
10425, Apr. 24 ; 2c. May 21. 10848

Difference in gods; a comedy in 4 acts, by B,
Davenport.

© Butler Davenport, New York ; D : 14224,
Oct, 31, 1908. 10849

Difference in gods — Continued.

the psychology of a family, a play in 4

acts, by Butler Davenport. 91 p. 4". Type-
written,

© Ic, Sept, 12, 1910; D: 22029; Anna M,
Frlzzell. New York. 10850

Different (The) burglar. See Oh, dear Mary.

Difficult (The) examinations; dialog, by M.
Thieme, Antigo, Wis., Antigo pub, co,, 1913.
1 p. I., 19 p. 24°. (Dialogs for young peo-
ple's societies, no. 33)

© Dec. 8, 1913 ; 2c. Dec, 19, 1913 ; D : 3.5390 ;
Antigo pub, co,, Antigo, Wi^. 10850a

Difficulty (The) of being bad; farce-comedy in
3 acts, by A, Marix, 3 v, 4". Typewritten.

© Ic, May 5, 1914 ; D : 36946 ; A, Marix, New
York. 10850b

Digging for gold; or. The old farmer's tri-
umph, an original comedy drama, by J, E.
Breitwiser.

© J. Edison Breitwiser, Attica, O, ; 1890:
.5424, Feb, 13, 10851

Digging the ditch; or, In canal land, comic
opera in 3 acts, by G, G, Westervelt. 124 p.
4°, Typewritten,

© Ic, Mar, 8, 1910 ; D : 20391 ; George Con-
rad Westervelt, New York, 10852

Dijon (The) affair; comedy in 3 acts, adapted
from the French of Victorien Sardou, by L, A.
Burthe and R, AVeightman,

© Richard Weightman, New Orleans;
1877 : 15616, Dec, 31, 10853

Dilemma (The); by M. J. Johnson. 4°. Type-
written.

© Matthew James Johnson, New York; D:
2069, July 1, 1902 ; 2c, July 15, 1902. 10854

comedy in 3 acts, by Jane G, Randolph-
White, 127 p. f . Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan, 30, 1914; D: 3-5859; Mrs, Ran-
dolph-White, Jamaica, N, Y. 10854a

dramatic tragic comedy in 4 acts, by E. H.

Sterling. 99 p. 4°, Typewritten,

© Ic. May 2, 1914 ; D : 3C910 ; Edward Ham-
ilton Sterling, Trenton, N, J, 10854b

in 2 acts, by D, E, Reid.

© Duncan E. Reid, Pawtucket, R. L; 1894:
49798, Oct. 25. 10855

■musical farce comedy in 2 acts, by D. E,

Reid.

© Duncan E, Reid, Pawtucket, R. L ; 1894 :
58543, Dec, 15. 10856

[or. The sacrifice], a play in 4 acts, by D.

Oppenheim, 140 p. 4°. TjToewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 4, 1909; D: 16474; David Op-
penheim, New York. 10857

519

10858

DEAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

10880

Dill pickles; by M. M. Smith. 10 p. 4». Type-
written.

© Ic. Apr. 5, 1910 ; D : 20711 ; Mortimer INI.
Smitli, Pliiladelpliia. 10858

Dime (The) lunch; a vaiuleville sketch, by John
T. INIcIntyre. Philadelphia, The Penn pub-
lishing company, 190G. 17 p. 12°.

(c) Penn pub. co., Philadelphia; D : 927.5,
Oct. 19, 1906 ; 2c. Oct. 19, 1906. 10859

Dime (The) museum; or, The dime show, a
comic, pantomimic, musical, farcical comedy,
by C. H. Thayer.

© Charles H. Thayer. Boston; 1884:4989,
Mar. 8. 10860

or. The popular craze, a musical burlesque

comedy in 3 acts, by J. Arthur. 87 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© .Toseph Arthur, New York; 1885:11143,
May 16; 2c. May 25. 10861

Dime-museum (The) lecturer; by Harry L.
Newton. (In Will Rossiter's vaudeville
prompter, no. 4)

© Will Rossiter. Chicago; D:4008, Oct. 5,
1903 ; 2c. Oct. 5, 1903. 10862

Dime (A) novel; a sensation drama in 1 act, by
E. C. Wright and E. Kelly.

© Edward C. Wright and Edwin Kelly,
New York ; 1871 : 8303. Sept. 7. 10863

or, Heroics, a satirical comedy in 3 pages,

by A. C. Gunter.

© A. C. Gunter, New York; 1880:11846,
July 31. 10864

Dime (The) novel detective; a rural comedy
farce in 1 act, by Wm. Organ. Milwaukee,
Adolph E. Reim, 1910. 20 p. 16°.

© Apr. 15, 1911; 2c. Apr. 21, 1911; D:
24011 ; Adolph E. Reim, Milwaukee. 10865

Dime (The) show. See Dime (The) museum.

Dimples; a drama, by J. E. Dunn.

© Julia E. Dunn, San Francisco; 1874:
10284, Aug. 4. 10866

1 act play, by B. R. Walcot. 34 p. f°, Ms.

© Ic. Nov. 28. 1910; D: 22674; Beatrice
Walcot, New York. 10867

or. My twin wife, duologue, by L. Sterner.

18 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Lawrence Sterner, London ; D : 6963, .Tune
12, 1905; 2c. June 12, 1905. 10868

Din egen herre; skuespil i 4 akter, af Hjalmar
Christensen. Kristiania, H. Aschelioug & co.
(W. Nygaard) 1913. [3], 124 p. 12°.

© Oct. 15, 1913; 2c. Nov. 13, 1913; D:
35000; H. Aschehoug & co., Christiania, Nor-
way. 10869

Dinah. See Jephtha sacrificing.

Dinah's melon patch; musical production in 1
scene, by F. Mead and G. Von Palm. 2 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Frank Mead and Gustav Von Palm, Bos-
ton ; D : 5639, Oct. 14, 1904 ; 2c. Oct. 14, 1904.

10870
Dinah's revenge. Sec Sowing seeds.

Dinero (El) de la santa; juguete c6raico en 1
acto y en prosa. original de A. P6rez Indavte.
Madrid fSociedad de autores espaiiolesl 1908.
37 p. 12°.

© Antonio Perez Indarte, ^Madrid ; D : 14.^03,
Dec. 11, 1908 ; 2c. Dec. 11, 1908. 10871

Ding dong; or. The pretty laundresses of
Lutzon, a dramatic piece, by Frank Green.

© Charles Majilton, Philadelphia; 1874:
11080; Aug. 27. 10872

Dinkle and "Winkle; by W. Gray.

© William Gray, New York; D:1851, May
8, 1902. 10873

Dinkle's honeymoon; farce in 2 acts, by Frank
Kennedy. 76 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 21. 1915; D: 41130; WMlliam S.
Campbell, Brooklyn. 10873a

Dinks Dover; 4 act comedy drama, by J. Law-
rence. 32 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 3, 1912; D: 28534; John Law-
rence, Cincinnati. 10874

Dinner at six; a comedy in 2 acts, by Arthur
Lewis Tubbs. Philadelphia, The Penn pub-
lishing CO., 1895.

© Penn pub. co., Philadelphia ; 1895 : 39212,
July 30 ; 2c. July 30. 10875

Dinner at the club; a comedy in 1 act, by Eu-
lora M. .Jennings. London, S. French, ltd.;
New York. S. French, 1905. 14 p. 12°.
(On cover: French's international copyrighted
ed. of the works of the best authors, no 89)
© Samuel French, New York ; D : 8642,
June 5, 1906 ; 2c. Dec. 28, 1906. 10876

Dinner for five; by F. J. Martin.

© Frank J. Martin, Cleveland; 1897:
52905, Sept. 22; 2c. Sept. 22. 10877

Dinner (A) for four; farce-comedy in 1 act, by
M. B. Cooke.

© Marjorie Benton Cooke, Chicago ; 1900 A :
5877, Mar. 3, 2c. Mar. 3. 10878

Dinner (A) for the prince; farce in 1 act, by
Robert C. V. Meyers. (In Lyceum night
and declamation day, Jan. 1901)

© Lyceum pub. co., Philadelphia ; 1900 A :
31783, Dec. 31 ; 2c. Jan. 16, 1901. 10879

Dinner for three; by A. Levi. 11 p. 32°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. June 17, 1911 ; D : 24659 ; Agnes Levi,
San Francisco. 10880

520

10881

GOPYPIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

10899

Dinner for two; an original comedietta, by R. C,
Carton [pseud, of R. C. Critchett] New York,
S. French; London, S. Frencli, ltd.. 1904.
13 p. 12".

© Sanniel French, New York ; D : 4772,
Mar. 23, 1904 ; 2c. Nov. 19, 1904. 10881

Dinner (A) in old Egypt; a spectacular tableau
of ancient Egj-pt, by L. A. Higgins. Chicago,
T. S. Denison.

© T. S. Denison, Chicago ; 1891 : 39768, Nov.
5 ; 2c. Nov. 6. 10882

Dinner-pail (The) man; or, From poverty to
fortune, by Josepli B[enjamin] Ladue. [North
Tunbridge, Vt., Osborne tlie printer, 1904] 1
p. 1., 4 p. 2 1. 5-38 p. 8°.

© Joseph B. Ladue, Tunbridge, Vt. ; D:
5681, Oct. 22, 1904 ; Ic. Oct. 11 1904 ; 2c. Nov.
8, 1904. 10883

Dinner (A) under difficulties; by E. Meyer.
23 p. f. Typewritten.

© Edwin aieyer, St. Louis ; D : 1201, Dec.
20, 1901 ; 2c. Dec. 20, 1901. 10884

Dinner (A) with complications. See Dra-
matic episodes.

Dinny; or. The Irish round-up, by J. G. How-
ser. 6 p. 4". Typewritten.

© J. Greenman Howser, Chicago; D:
15050, Feb. 10, 1909 ; 2c. Feb. 10, 1909.

10885

Dinny for short; a 1 act play, by E. Abbott.
23 p. 4". Tj-pewritten.

© Edward Abbott, Brooklyn; D : 14940,
.Tan. 29, 1909 ; 2c. .Tan. 29, 1909. 10886

Dinny McNulty's goat; Hibernian rhapsody
in 1 rap, by H. E. De Lnsaux. 35 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 11, 1915 ; D : 39956 ; Harry Ed-
ward De Lasaux, Orland, Cal. 10886a

Diogenes Tramp; or. Uncle Chris from Cali-
fornia, a domestic drama in 4 acts, by F. I.
Frayne.

© Frank I. Frayne, New York; 1889:
26326, Aug. 29. ^10887

Dion O'Dare; a comedy-drama in 4 acts, by
W. J. McKiernan. 92 p. 4°. Typev^^ritten.

© William J. McKiernan, Newark, N. J. ;
D : 503, May 25, 1901 ; 2c. June 3. 1901.

10888

Dionysische tragoedien; von Rudolf Pannwitz.
Nuernberg, H. Carl, 1913. 315 p. 8°.

Contents : Der tod des Erapedokles. — Phi-
loktetes. — Der glueckliche koenig Kroisos. —
Die befreiung des Oidipus. — Iphigenia mit
dera gotte.

© Nov. 3, 1913 ; 2c. Dec. 22, 1913 ; D : 35414,
Hans Carl, Nuremberg, Germany. 10889

Dioses (Los) del dia; revista fantastica en 1
acto, dividido en 5 cuadros, original de Guil-
lermo Perrin y Miguel de Palacios, mfisica
del maestro Rafael Calleja. Madrid [Socie-
dad de autores espaiioles] 1914. 37 p. 12".
[Libretto only]

© Sept. 17, 1914; Ic. Sept. 21, 1914; D:
38233 ; G. Perrin y M. de Palacios, Madrid.

10889a

Dip (A) from Dippy land; play in 1 act, by A. J.
Price. 7 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 4, 1915; D : 41411 ; Arthur J.
Price, New York. 10889b

Dip (A) in the 16th century; by H. Travers.
© Henry Travers, New York ; D : 10897,
July 2, 1907. 10890

See also King Henry VIIL

Dip (A) into fame; play in 4 acts, by J. G.
Tappins. 72 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 4, 1912; D: 28928; James G.
Tapping, Madison, Wis. 10891

Diplomacy. See Diplomates.

Diplomacy (The) of Susie Smith; by J. H.
Booth.

© John Hunter Booth, New Oi"leans; D:
13028, May 22, 1908. 10892

Diplomat (The); American comedy in 3 acts,
by A. Corbett.

© Adolphe Corbett, New York ; 1890 : 35823,
Nov. 13. 10893

comedy in 4 acts, adapted by A. Corbett.

© Adolphe Corbett, New York ; 1890 : 16634.
May 21. 10894

a musical farce-comedy in 3 acts, by Mrs.

H. S. Dexter.

© Mrs. Henry Stanley Dexter, Calistoga.
Cal. ; 1899 : 63165, Sept. 29. 10895

Diplomat (A) in petticoats; comedy in 3 acts,
by O. B. Olhson. 49 p. 4". Ms.

© Ic. Aug. 24, 1911 ; D : 25070 ; Oskar Bern-
hard Olhson, Gloversville, N. Y. 10896

Diplomates; a comedy in 4 acts, tr. by Henry
Llewellyn Williams, from the French play
Diplomacy by Victorien Sardou. Chicago,
T. S. Denison [1894] 84 p. 12°. (Denison's
series, v. 5, no. 38, Jan. 1895)

© T. S. Denison, Chicago ; 1894 : 48249, Oct.
16; Ic. Nov. 17. 10897

Diplomatic derelict; an original play in 4 acts,
by A. J. Whaley. 97 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Arthur J. Whaley, Philadelphia; D:
9894, Feb. 2, 1907 ; 2c. Nov. 12, 1907. 10898

Diplomatic (A) incident; a comedy In 3 acts,
by P. S. Sharpe. Typewritten.

© Percy Seymour Sharpo, Washington;
1899:37004, June 5; 2c. June 5. 10899

521

10899

DBAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

10918

Diplomatic (The) maid; play in 2 acts, by H.
Wyeth and O. Silbert. 130 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. July 15, 1915; D: 41245; Celia Sil-
bert and Henrietta Wyeth, New York.

10899a

Diplomatic (A) woman; an ori?rinal romantic
society comedy, in 1 act, by J. Rosenberg.

© John Rosenberg, Chicago; 1897:70644.
Dec. 16. 10900

Diplomatin (Die); lustspiel in 3 akten, vou
Arthur Pserhofer. Berlin, Harraonie [1908]
64 p. 12°. (Theater-bibliothek Harmonie,
bd. 2)

© Hanuonie, Berlin; D:4451, Dec. 30,
1903; 2c. Dec. 30, 1903. 10901

Diplomatist (The); or, Washington life, a play,
by F. A. Mathews.

© Fannie Aymar Mathews, New York;
1883:3283, Feb. 19. 10902

Diplomats (The); a comedy, by Elizabeth Ro-
nele [pseud, of Eleanor Elizabeth Wither-
spoon]

© Mrs. Thomas A. Witherspoon, Washing-
ton; D : 10406, Apr. 23, 1907. 10903

a musical comedy in 2 acts, book and

lyrics by Ben Lowen [pseud, of B. Lowen-
meyer] 42 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto
only]

© Benjamin Lowenmeyer, Chicago; D:
4953, Apr. 28, 1904 ; 2e. Apr. 28, 1904. 10904

an original society drama in 4 acts, by M. J.

Lowenstein.

© M. J. Lowenstein, St. Louis ; 1890 : 25070,
Aug. 11. 10905

See also Diplomates.

Directory; a musical farce comedy in 3 acts.
© Donnelly, Girard and Russell, New York ;
1889 : 9837, 9838, Mar. 28. 10906, 10907

Direktion Carly; lustspiel in 3 akten, von Leo-
pold Lipschiitz. Berlin -Wilmersdorf, Felix
Bloch erben, 1915. 118 p. 8".

© Ic. July 30, 1915 ; D : 41363 ; Felix Bloch
erben, Berlin-Wilmersdorf. 10907a

Dirigible (El) ; fantasia c6mico-lIrica, en 2 actos,
divididos en 6 cuadros, en prosa y verso,
letra do E. G. del Castillo, F. Noriega y J.
Tellaeclie, mGsiea de los maestros Luna y
Escobar. Madrid [Sociedad de autores espa-
fioles] 1911. 63 p. 12°. [Libretto only]

© May 26, 1911; 2c. May 27, 1911; D:
24323; E. G. del Castillo, F. Noriega y J.
Tellaeche, Madrid. 10908

Disappearance (The) of Dora; comedy of now
in 4 acts, by Marion Langdale. Chicago, Chi-
cago manuscript co., 1912. 79 p. f. Mimeo-
graphed.

© June 27, 1912; 2c. July 31, 1912; D:
30389; Alexander Byers, Chicago. 10909

Disappearance (The) of Henry Hey ward; an
emotional drama in 5 acts, by C. P. Brown.

© Charles P. Brown, Brooklyn ; D : 14543,
Dec. 16, 1908. 10910

Same. 73 p. 4°, Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 24, 1909 ; D : 16913 ; Charles P.
Brown, Darien, Conn. 10911

Disappointed (A) prima donna; scenes in Paris
New Year's day, by Geo. M. Morrell. 17 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 5, 1912; D: 28948; Elmer H.
Fruhliug, Los Angeles. 10912

Disappointed (A) woman; play in 3 acts, by
H. M. Graves. 83 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. July 8, 1914; D: 37506; Harry M.
Graves, New York. 10912a

Disappointing ancestor; by F. Weddell.

© Frank Weddell, Cleveland ; D : 7403, Oct.
16, 1905. 10913

Disappointing surprise; sketch, by M. Hay.
7 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 25, 1909; D: 16932; Malcolm
Hay, Washington. 10914

Disappointment (The); play in 1 act, by C. C.
Lindsley. 15 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 27, 1915 ; D : 40016 ; Clifeord Cod-
diugton Lindsley, New York. 10914a

Disbanded (The) circus; by C. E. Baggesen.

© Carl E. Baggesen, Cleveland ; 1892 : 50433,
Dec. 10. 10915

Discard (The); drama in 1 act, by W. H. Kohl.
23 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 26, 1913 ; D : 33612 ; William H.
Kohl, Melrose, Mass. 10916

play in 3 acts, by G. Blum and E. Lieber-

man. 77 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 12, 1915 ; D : 41972 ; Elias Lieber-
man, Brooklyn, and Gustav Blum, New York.

10916a

Discarded (The) son; a drama in 4 acts, with
prologue, by J. Soboslay.

© Julius Soboslay, San Franci-sco; 1880:
7996, May 24. 10917

Discards; a play in 4 acts, by D. Carb. 116 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 4, 1913 ; D : 32182 ; David Carb,
Boston, 10918

522

10919

COPYKIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

10936

Disciple (A) of Doyle; a comedy in 3 acts, by
S. Merwin.

© Samuel Merwin, Evanston, 111.; 1896:
4513, Jan. 15. 10919

Disciple (A) of old Ponce; or, The elixir of
youth, playette, by J. Gower.

© Jean Gower, Denver ; D : 15148, Feb. 23,
1909. 10920

Disciple (A) of Peacham's; play, by M. P.
Welch.

© aiarv Parks Welch, Baltimore ; D : 11851,
Dec. 3, 1907. 10921

Disciples of Mammon; a society play in 3 acts,
7 scenes, by P. W. Hyde. Typewritten.

© Paul Woodworth Hyde, Pittsburgh ; 1896 :
28497, May 9 ; 2c. May 11. 10922

Discipline; drame en 2 actes, d'aprgs M. de
Conring, par J. Thorel. Paris, Revue de Paris,
1904. cover-title, 32 p. 8".

© Jean Thorel, Paris ; D : 5586, Oct. 1, 1904 ;
2c. Oct. 1, 1904. 10923

satire, by W. H. Nixon. 18 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Aug. 28, 1915; D: 41589; Wilfred
H. Nixon, New Yorli. 10923a

Disconsolate (The) monarch; [drama] by E.
Roberts. New York, The Knickerbocker press,
1903. 3 p. 1., 215 p. plates. 8°.

© Evernrd Roberts, United States; D: 3894,
Sept. 3, 1903 ; 2c. Sept. 4, 1903. 10924

a dramatic com.position in 6 acts, by E.

Roberts. New York, The Knickerbocker press,
1901. 1 p. 1., 210 p. 8".

© Everard Roberts, New York ; D : 452,
May 11, 1901 ; 2c. May 13, 1901. 10925

Discontent; play in 4 acts, by N. McDonough
and O. T. Fiske. 156 p. 4°. TjT)ewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 8, 1910; D: 20138; Nellie Mc-
Donough and O. T. Fiske, New York. 10926

Discontented (The) sisters; a domestic comedy
in 1 scene, by A. J. Schindler. New Yorli, Play
and song pub. co.

© Anthony J. Schindler, New York ; 1897 :
12111, Feb. 19 ; 2c. Mar. 10. 10927

Discord (A); a duologue, by Edith Wheeler.
London, J. AVilliams. ltd. ; New York, Edward
Schuberth & co., 1907. 8 p. 8".

© Joseph Williams, ltd., London ; D : 11237,
Aug. 27, 1907 ; 2c. Aug. 27, 1907. 10928

Discord and harmony; an original comedy in
1 act, by H. E. De Lasaux. Typewritten.

© Harry E. De Lasaux, San Francisco;
1897 : 11108, Feb. 15 ; 2c. Feb. 15. 10929

Discord (A) in three flats; a comedy in 3 acts,
by A. J. Whaley. 82 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Arthur J. Whaley, Philadelphia; D:
15053, Feb. 10, 1909 ; 2c. Mar. 19, 1909. 10930

Discordant (A) domicile; being a domestic
comedietta in 1 serving, by W. D. Hall. 15 p.
4". Typewritten.

© Wm. D. Hall, Philadelphia; D:7271.
Sept. 11, 1905 ; 2c. Sept. 2, 1905. 10931

Discordant (The) note; 1 act drama, by M. C.
Keator. 21 p. obi. 16". Typewritten.

© Ic. May 11, 1912; D:. 29645; Maude C.
Keator, Alameda, Cal. 10932

Discords (The) and harm.onies of sing'le and
wedded life; a musical sketch, by L. J. I. De
Meules, jr. 3 p. t°. Typewritten. [Words
only]

© Louis J, I. De Meules, jr., St. Paul ; D :
12289, Feb. 1, 1908 ; 2c. Feb. 1, 1908. 10933

Discourag'ement; play in 1 act and 1 scene, by
Don Biscoe [pseud, of D. J. Waters] 9 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 20, 1914; D: 36096; Daniel J.
Waters, Panama, Panama. 10933a

Discoverer (The); a drama, by S. Chalmers.
© Stephen Chalmers, New York; D:7896.
.Tan. 26, 1906. 10934

See also Columbus.

■Don Christopher,

Discoverer (The) up to date. See Christopher
Columbus, jr.

Discoverers (The) See Colombo.

Discovering America; play in 4 acts, by E.
Knoblauch. [126] p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 6, 1912; D: 30451; Edward
Knoblauch, New York. 10935

Discovery (The) of America; a memorial of
Columbus, an historical drama, especially
written for school and society exhibitions, by
A. M. Harvey.

© Abbie M. Harvey, Providence, R. I. ; 1892 :
23254, June 2. 10936

play in 1 act, by E. M. Ronchey. 9 p. 4".

Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 17, 1914 ; D : 39121 ; Ennio Marius
Ronchey, New York. 10936a

iS'ce also Christofo Colombo. — Christoforo

Colombo. — Christopher Columbus. — Isabel
and Columbus.

Discovery (The) of Columbus. See Heindrick
Hudson.

Discovery of gold in California. See Fantasy.

523

10937

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

10958

Discovery (The) of La Salle by Chicago; or,
Now and then, musical double anachronical
diversion in 2 acts and a prologue, book by
Arthur Dvrenforth, Donald Scott and Robert
I'' Hall, lyrics by Arthur F. Dyrenforth. Rob-
ert F. Hall, and Sidney W. Worthy, music
by Joseph W. Adams, jr., Arthur Dyrenforth,
nnd Richard Wagner. [Chicago, Univ. of Chi-
cago, 1913] 1 p. 1. 24 numb. 1. 8°. [Libretto
only]

© Ic. IMar. 29, 1913 ; D : 32881 ; University
club of Chicago, Chicago. 10937

Discovery (The) of the new world. See Co-
lumbus,

Discovery (The) of the Pacific, See Balboa.

Discreet maid; by S. Stern.

© Selma Stern, New York; D : 72.55, Sept.
14, 1905. 10938

Disenchanted; melodrama in 4 acts, by J. M.
Stewart. Washington, 1889. 67 1. 16".

© James M. Stewart, Washington; 1889:
17778, June 11 ; 2c. June 11. 10939

Disentangled; by R. B. Steward.

© R. B. Steward, Chattanooga; D: 14318,
Nov. 18, 1908. 10940

Disgraced; or. The broken sword, the great
German war drama in 5 acts, by J. Barton.
43 p. 12°. Printed.

© J. Barton, Lima, O. ; 1875 : 4916, May 4 ;
2c. May 11. 10941

Disgraceful Grace; comedy drama in 4 acts, by
D. E. Davenport. 50 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 12, 1913 ; D : 33698 ; Delbert Es-
sex Davenport, Kansas City, Mo. 10943

Disgraceful (The) wife; vaudeville sketch, by
J. G. Goluch. 2 p. f. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 19, 1912; D: 28769; .Terry G.
Goluch, Chicago. 10943

Disguised affections; or. The girl from Colo-
rado, comedy sketch in 1 act, by F, Grahame.
.38 p. f. Typewritten.

© Ferdinand Grahame, Philadelphia ; D :
3176, Mar. 23, 1903; 2c. Mar. 23, 1903. 10944

Disguised (The) valet; a comedy drama in 1
act, by T. F. Lonergan. 31 p. 4°. Tj'pewrit-
ten.

©Thomas Francis Lonergan, Montreal, Can-
ada; D:2362, Sept. 22, 1902: 2c. Sept. 15,
1902. 10945

Dish-washer (The); play, by O. T. Johnsone.
10 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 9, 1912; D: 30215; Otto T.
Johnsone, Brooklyn. 10946

Dishonored; drama in 1 act, by E. Jos6 and W.
Van Nouhuys. 21 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 18, 1912 ; D : 29412 ; Edouard
.Tos6, New York, 10947

drama in 3 acts, by Andor Garvay, tr. from

the original Hungarian by F. F. Weiss, as-
sisted by Sarah Foss Wolverton. 117 p. 4".
Typewritten,

© Ic, July 31, 1911; D: 24900; Feri Felix
Weiss, Winthrop, Mass, 10948

Dishonors are even; new angle on the triangle,
in 1 act, by R, G, Megrue. 21 p. 4°. Type-
written,

© Ic, Dec, 8, 1910; D: 22754; Roi Cooper
Megrue, New York, 10949

Dishonor's stain; or. The paymaster, a sen-
sational comedy melodrama in 5 acts, by D. B.
Harrison,

© Duncan Bradley Harrison, San Fran-
cisco; 1888:8210, Mar. 19, 10950

See also Paymaster (The)

Disillusioned; comedy in 4 acts, by E. Hallett.
109 p. 4", Typewritten,

© Ic, Slar, 9, 1911 ; D : 23597 ; Eldora Hal-
lett, Bloomington, 111, 10951

comedy in 1 act, by G. Moore. 12 p. 4".

Typewritten.

© Ic, Dec. 10, 1909; D: 17673; Carlyle
Moore, New York. 10952

Disinherited; or, A wife's devotion, a drama in
4 acts, by W. S. Goodwin.

© W. S. Goodwin, Albany; 1880:3639.
Mar, 8. 10953

Disinherited (A) son; drama, by P. Jans. 10

p. 4", Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 11, 1911 ; D : 25993 ; Peter Jans,
Evanston, 111, 10954

Disinheriting of Miss Finlay; a play in a pro-
logue and 4 acts,

© Alfred Brydone Boak, London ; D : 8816.
•July 12, 1906. 10955

Disinterested (The) friend; a serious play, by
L, T, Ollesheimer, 14 p. f. Typewritten,

© Louis T, Ollesheimer, Detroit; D : 9125,
Sept. 10, 1906 ; 2c, Oct, 15, 1906. 10956

Disobedient (The) girl; play in 4 parts, by C.
Clark. 13 p. 24". Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 8, 1915 ; D : 39896 ; Callie Clark.
San Francisco. 10956a

Disowned; a drama in a prologue and 3 acts, by
W, V. Hirsh.

© William V, Hirsh, United States; 1879:
13404, Oct. 9. 10957

a drama in 5 acts, by O. E, Young.

© Oscar E. Young, North Fayette, Me. ; D :
8624, May 31, 1906. 10958

524

10959

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

109T8

Disowned — Continued.

a melodrama in 5 acts, by O. E. Young. 39

p. f. Typewritten.

© Oscar E. Young, North Fayette, Me. ; D :
5841, Nov. 29, 1904 ; 2c. Nov. 29, 1904. 10959

Disowned (The) daughter; drama in 4 acts, by
M. J. Brennan and A. F. McNiclcle. C3 p. 4".
Typewritten.

© Ic. June 25, 1913 ; D : 33602 ; M. J. Bren-
nan and A. F. McNiclde, New York. 10960

-plav in 4 acts, by M. J. Brennan and A, P.

McNickle. 55 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 21, 1913 ; D : 32391 ; M. J. Bren-
nan and A. F. McNickle, New York. 10961

Disparu; com^die en 3 actes, de A. Bisson et A.
Sylvane [pseud, de Marie Paul Emile Gerard]
Paris, P. V. Stock, 1898. 2 p. 1., 180 p. 12".

© Alexandre Bisson & Andre Sylvane,
Paris ; 1898 : 57506, Sept. 30 ; 2c. Sept. 30.

10963

Dispelling (The) of big Jim; a negro farce in
1 act, by Sterling C. Brewer. Lebanon, O.,
March brothers, 1905. cover-title, 8 p. 16".

© March bros., Lebanon, O. ; D : 7099, Aug.
14, 1905 ; 2c. Oct. 13, 1905. 10963

Dispensation (The) and other plays; by Clay
M. Greene. New York, George H. Doran com-
pany [1914] 4 p. 1., 5-96 p. 12°.

Contents: The dispensation. — ^The star of
Bethlehem.— Through Christmas bells.— The
awakening of Barbizon.

© Apr. 1, 1914 ; 2c. Apr. 4, 1914 ; A : 371249 ;
George H. Doran co., New York. 10963a

Dispensers of health; 1 act sketch, by J. G.
Dorso. 8 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 7, 1910 ; D : 22006 ; J. G. Dorso,
Oakland, Cal. 10964

Dispettosi (I) amanti. See Lover's (A) quar-
rel.

Dispossessed.

© Sullivan, Harris & Woods, New York;
D : 2346, Sept. 17, 1902. 10965

or. Her great ambition, by M. Magin and

R. B. Peck. 133 p. 4". Typewritten. ^

© Mary Magin and R. Bronson Peck, New
York; D: 11152, Aug. 10, 1907; 2c. July 18,
1907. 10966

Disputed ground; a western drama in 4 acts,
by K. S. Webb. 62 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Kenneth Sevmour Webb, New York;
D : 3508, May 28. 1903 ; 2c. May 28, 1903.

10967

Disqualified; a dramatic sketch, by H. C. Hick-
man. 20 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Howard C. Hickman, San Francisco ; D :
15990, June 3, 1909 ; 2c. June 3, 1909. 10968

Disraeli; play, by Louis N. Parker. New York,
John Lane co., 1911. 114 p. front. 12°.

© Nov. 18, 1911; 2c. Nov. 20, 1911; D:
25903 ; John Lane co.. New York. 10969

Dissemblers (The); comedy in 4 acts, by J. L.
Pap worth. [1], 51 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 12, 1913 ; D : 33210 ; June Lowry
Papworth, New York. 10970

Dissipation; 1 act sketch, by Will Bradshaw.
10 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 23, 1914 ; D : 38588 ; Will Brad-
shaw, Chicago. 10970a

Dissolving (The) statue; a new optical effect,
invented by T. W. Tobin.

© Thomas W. Tobin, New York; 1873:
9724, Aug. 29. 10971

Distant cannon; war drama in 3 acts, by G. H.
Atkinson. [145] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 8, 1915 ; D : 40711 ; George Henry
Atkinson, New York. 10971a

Distant (The) hills; drama in 4 acts, by J. D.
Haag. SO p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 19, 1915 ; D : 39732 ; Jackson D.
Haag, Pittsburgh. 10971b

Distant (A) relative; comedy sketch, by Charles
Horwitz. 5 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Moore & Lessing, New^ York ; D : 502, May
24, 1901 ; 2c. May 25, 1901. 10972

Distincion; quisicosa en 1 acto, original y en
prosa,deG. Valero Martin. Madrid [Sociedad
de autores espauoles] 1909. 21 p. 12".

© Gonzalo Valero Martin, Madrid; D:
16132, June 23, 1909 ; 2c. June 23, 1909. 10973

District (The) attorney; by A. B. Morgan. 135
p. 4". Typewritten.

© Agnes Bangs Morgan, Brooklyn ; D :
8113, Mar. 6, 1906 ; 2c. Mar. 6, 1906. 10974

by F. Hoyt. 8 p. t". Typewritten.

© Ic. July 23, 1910; D: 21622; Francis
Hoyt, Harrisburg, Pa. 10975

comedy drama in 3 acts, by O. E. Wilkins.

Boston, Walter H. Baker & co., 1912. 60 p.
12".

© Dec. 12, 1912; 2c. Dec. 13, 1912; D:
31693; Orrin E. Wilkins, Boston. 10976

a drama in 4 acts, tr., adapted, and rev.

from the German of Cai-1 Schuler by B. P.
Glazer. [128] p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 18, 1912 ; D : 29061 ; Benjamin F.
Glazer, Philadelphia. 10977

a 1 act sketch, by T. D. Lockwood. 11 p.

f. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 25, 1912; D: 29801; Traviss D.
Lockwood, New York. 10978

525

10979

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

10999

District (The) attorney— Continued.

• play in 4 acts, by B. F. Glazer. 131 p. 4'

Distrust — Continued.

a society drama, by C. F. Dunbar and F. R.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 30, 1912 ; D : 30702 ; Benjamin F.
Glazer, Philadelphia. 10979

District (The) attorney and the reprobate; 1
act drama, by W.S. Franklin. 5 p. f. Type-
written.

© Ic. Jan. 31, 1912 ; D : 28499 ; William S.
Franklin, San Francisco. 10980

District (The) attorney's atonement; a drama,
by G. A. Danziger.

© G. A. Danziger, San Jose, Cal. ; 1896;
2064, Jan. 3. 10981

District (The) convention; a burlesque in 1 act,
by Frank Dumont. Pliiladelphia, The Penn
publisbing co., 1908. 13 p. 12".

© Penn pub. co., Philadelphia; D: 13613,
Aug. 20, 1908 ; 2c. Aug. 19, 1908. 10982

District (The) fair; an American drama in 4
acts, by E. Barbour.

© Edwin Barbour, United States; 1892:

11753. Mar. 17. 10983

District (The) leader; comedy in 4 acts, 6

scenes, by W. J. Cole. 55 p. f". Typewritten.

© William J. Cole, Newark, N. J.; D:3251,

Apr. 6, 1903 ; 2c. Mar. 31, 1903 ; 10984

District (The) school at Blueberry Corners;
a farce in 3 acts, by h. JM. Parsons. Dansville,
N. Y., Bunnell & Obendrof press, 1889.

© Laura M. Parsons, Chardon, O. ; 1889 :
19023, June 20 ; 2c. July 1. 10985

a farcical entertainment in 3 scenes, by

Laura M. Parsons. Boston, W. H. Baker &
CO., 1894.

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston; 1894:
29710, July 16 ; 2c. Aug. 2. 10986

District-school dialogues; for children of all
ages, by Marie Irish [pseud of Mayme Riddle
Bitney] Chicago, Beckley-Cardy company
[1915] 130 p. 12^

© Sept. 21, 1915 ; 2c. and aff. Oct. 14, 1915 ;
A : 414014 ; Beckley-Cardy co., Chicago.

10986a

District school no. 3, Gosh Hollow, Vt.; with
music for male quartet, by G. R. Clark.

© George R. Clark, Boston ; D : 11427, Sept.
27. 1907. 10987

District (The) solicitor; play in 4 acts, by J. L.
Garner. [90] p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 8, 1913; D: 346.58; John Leslie
Garner, Milwaukee. 10988

Distrust; a play in 6 acts, by C. F. Dunbai'.

© C. F. Dunbar, Erie, Pa. ; 1875 : 2958, IMar.
29. 10989

Wren.

© C. F. Dunbar and F. R. Wren, Buffalo;
1884 : 11152, June 2 ; 2c. June 23. 10990

Disturb not the world; a metamorphosiological
sketch in 1 act, by L. V. Imliaus.

© Lizzie Vigoureux Imhaus, New York ; 1900
A: 13353, May 28. 10991

Disturbance; 3 act musical comedy, by Frank J.
Wesson.

© Charles L. Walters, Chicago ; 1891 : 9406,
Mar. 11. 10993

Disturbance on the farm; comedy, with song, by
C. T. Hanson, from tbe vaude\'i!le, Lidt for-
styrelse paa farraen, by Jobn Heinse. [Pal-
mer, Mass., C. B. Fisk & co.] 1SS7. 39 p. 12°,

© Carl Theodore Hanson, Stafford Springs,
Conn. ; 1887 : 17386, July 6 ; 2c. July 6.

10993

Disturbed (A) honeymoon; a 1 act farce com-
edy, by J. Golden. 20 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Jack Golden, Berkeley, Cal. ; D : 10987,
July 17, 1907 ; 2c. July 17, 1907. 10994

Disturbed (A) tenant; a diversion in 1 scene,
by H. R. Davies. Ti'pewritten.

© H. Rees Davies, New York ; 1897 : 27042,
May 3; 2c. May 27. 10995

Disturbing- the peace; satire on unnecessary
noises, by J. McCree. 19 p. 4°. Typewn-itten.
© Ic. Oct. 16, 1915; D: 42005; Junie Mc-
Cree, New York. 10995a

Ditch (The); drama in 4 acts, by Elinor D.
Pratt [i. e., E. P. Lewandowski] 97 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 7, 1910 ; D : 20367 ; Elinor Pratt
Lewandowski, Douglas, Ariz. 10996

Ditching Diana; comedy in 4 acts, by H. H.
Armstrong. 73 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 20, 1913; D: 35394; Harold H.
Armstrong, Detroit. 10997

Diva (Die); operette in 3 akten, von B. Buch-
binder und F. Wattke, musik von Carl Wein-
berger. Leipzig, London [etc.] Bosworth &
CO. ; Wien, Kratochwill & co., 1900. 47 p. 12°.
[Libretto only]

© Bosworth & CO., Leipzig ; 1900 A : 26946,
Oct. 30 ; 2c. Oct. 29. 10998

Diva (Die) im kientopp. .See Saharet im kien-
topp.

Diver (The); gran<l opera in 1 act, libretto by
E. H. Peple.

© Edward H. Peple, Richmond; 1895:

22851, Apr. 25. 10999

526

11000

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

11016

Diver (The) of Savilla; a drama in 3 acts and
7 scenes, by L. L. Cohen.

© Louis L. Cohen, Portland, Or. ; 1896:
55640, Oct. 7. 11000

Diversified drollery; a monologue, satirical and
reiiiiniscent, by W. D. Hall. 10 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© William Davis Hall, Philadelphia; D:
■4614, Feb. 12, 1904; 2c. Feb. 12, 1904. 11001

Divided attentions; comedy, by Evelyn Simms.
Chicago, T. S. Denison & company [1915] 19
p. 12°.

© Oct. 7, 1915 ; 2c. Oct. 11, 1915 ; D : 41953 ;
Eben H. Norris, Chicago. 11001a

Divided duty; drama in 3 acts, by Ellis Mere-
dith and Leonel Ross Anthony. 34 p. 4".
Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 13, 1911; D: 25216; I. N.
Stevens, Denver. 11002

a play in 3 acts, by G. Egerton. 39 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© George Egerton, London ; D : 5063. May
23, 1904; 2c. May 23, 1904. 11003

Divided (A) family; dramatic sketch in 1 act,
by Frank B. Coigne. 3 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 1, 1912; D: 28513; Champion
tilm CO., New York. 11004

Divided (A) heart.
Pharaoh.

See Daughter (A) of

Divided (The) house; a modern drama in 4 acts,
by D. Oppenheim. 149 p. t°. Typewritten.

© David Oppenheim, New York ; D : 14258,
Nov. 11, 1908 ; 2c. Nov. 6, 1908. 11005

play in 5 acts, by F. Stinsou.

© Fred Stinson, Andover, Mass. ; 1889 :
30349, Oct. 7. 11006

Divided household; a sketch, by C. W. Turner.
15 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Charles W. Turner, New York ; D : 8118,
Feb. 19, 1906; 2c. Feb. 19, 1906. 11007

Divided houses; play in 3 acts, by F. Converse.
[2], 49 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 4, 1914 ; D : 35982 ; Florence Con-
verse, Welles! ey, Mass. 11007a

Divided lives; a drama in 4 acts, by M. Stevens.
45 p. t". Typewritten.

© Millie Stevens, New York ; D : 6910, July
6, 1905 ; 2c. July 7, 1905. 11008

Divided (A) path; original play of to-day de-
picting modern ideas, by J. Dunn, jr. [2],
49 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic Nov. 5, 1910 ; D : 22493 ; James Dunn,
jr., Cleveland. 11009

Divided (The) skirt; original farce comedy in
3 acts, by H. Hoyte. Typewritten.

© Hereward Hoyte and Carl Smith, San
Francisco ; 1894 : 40340, Sept. 4 ; 2c. Sept. 5.

11010

Dividends; drama of love and labor in 4 acts,
by Dora Stuart. 78 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 8, 1915; D:S9901; D. Stuart,
Los Gatos. Cal. 11010a

play in 3 acts, by L. E. F. Prince. 83 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 24, 1911 ; D : 23455 ; Leslie E. P.
Prince, Washington. , 11011

Dividing (The) line; by B. A. Hunter. 163 p.
4". Typewritten.

© Bertha Ancella Hunter, Los Angeles ; D :
13275, July 2, 1908; 2c. Jan. 12, 1909. 11012

drama in 4 acts, by W. Bullock. [94] p.

4". TjT)ewritten.

© Ic. May 29, 1911 ; D : 24357 ; William Bul-
lock, New York. 11013

Divilish whiskey. See Daddy McFinn.

Divina commedia. See Tragedia (La) del beso.

Divine (The) Aretino; a play, by R. W. Smith.
83 p. 8". TjTJewritten.

© Robert William Smith, Bournemouth,
England; D : 3789, Aug. 4, 1903; 2c. Aug. 4.
1903. 11014

Divine conception; play in 4 acts, by K. Kohn.
112 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 17, 1915 ; D : 41771 ; Koby Kohn,
Lincoln, Neb. 11014a

Divine (The) gift; play in 3 acts, by Henry Ar-
thur Jones. New York, G. H. Doran co., 1913.
178 p. 12".

© .June 13, 1913; 2c. June 14, 1913; D:
33547; George H. Doran co.. New York. 11015

Divine (A) law suit. See In the realms of the
other world.

Divine (The) Mahatma; a passion play in 3
acts, by Lion Margrave [pseud, of L. Terry]
[London] Printed bv The Saint Pancras elec-
tric press [1908] 112 p. 12°.

© Leonard Terry, London ; D : 14002, Sept.
17, 1908 ; 2c. Sept. 17, 1908. 11016

Divine (The) tragedy; by H. W. Longfellow.
Boston, James R. Osgood and company, 1871.
iv, 150 p. 12°.

© Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, Cam-
bridge, Mass. ; 1871 : 11144. Nov. 24 ; 2c. Dec.
13. ^ 11016a

• Same.

© by Ernest W. Longfellow, Cambridge.
Mass., in renewal for 14 years from Nov. 24,
1899 ; 1899 : 39331, June 15. 11016b

527

11016

DBAMATIG COMPOSITIONS

11039

Divine (The) tragedy— Continued.

Same.

© by Ernest W. Longfellow, Cambridge,
Mass., as the child of the deceased author, in
extension for 14 years. Renewal no. 3913,
Jan. 27, 1913. Renewal entry, June 15, 1899,
no. 39331. HOl^c

a drama of the Christ, by Peyton Harrison

Hoge. New York, Chicago [etc.] F. H. Revell
company [1905] 164 p. 12°.

© Fleming H. Revell co., New York; D:
7722, Dec. 6, 1905 ; 2c. Dec. 6, 1905. 11017

See also Christus.

Diving elk; by W. F. Carver. Typewritten.

© W. F. Carver, Chicago ; 1899 : 21638, Mar.
25 ; 2c. Mar. 25. 11018

Diving (The) horse; a romantic western drama
of 5 acts and 8 scenes, by W. F. Carver.

© W. F. Carver, Chicago ; 1898 : 34331, June
4; 2c. June 4. 11019

Divorce; by A. VV. Greeley. 23 p. f. Type-
written.

© Alfred W. Greeley, Washington; D:
3183, Mar. 24, 1903 ; 2c. Apr. 6, 1903. 11020

a drama in 3 acts, by C. W. Barry.

© Charles W. Barry, New York ; 1871 : 7817,
Aug. 21. 11021

1 act farce, by J. B. Foster. [2], 26 p. 4".

Typewritten.

© Ic. June 27, 1910; D: 21429; Julia B.
Foster, Berkeley, Cal. 11022

•an original comedy in 3 acts, by W. L. Al-

den.

© W. L. Alden, New York ; 1871 : 3205, Apr.
13. 11023

piece en 3 actes, par P. Bourget et A. Cury.

[Paris, Impr. de I'lUustratiou, 1908] 1 p. 1.,
84 p. 12°.

© Paul Bourget and Andre Cury, Paris ; D :
12320, Feb. 7, 1908; 2c. Feb. 8, 1908. 11024

play in 3 acts, by Wm. Anthony McGuire.

[76] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 22, 1912 ; D : 29453 ; Jane L. Mc-
Guire, Chicago. 11025

— a problem play in 3 acts, by M. Harcourt.

© Marshall Harcourt, New York ; D : 10978,
July 15, 1907. 11026

— or, Certain as death, an original drama.

© Oliver Doud Byron, Brooklyn; 1871:
2266, Mar. 17 ; and 7524, Aug. 12. 1 1027, 1 1028

— - See also Byer's library of tabloid plays.

Divorce (A) agent; a farce comedy and sketch,
by G. Leslie.

© George Leslie, New York; 1898:46132,
Aug. 3. 11029

Divorce bubbles; comedy in 3 acts, by E. L. mr
Starr. [2], 120 p. 4°. Typewritten. ||

© Ic. Mar. 14, 1913; D: 32679; Ernest L.
Starr. Winston-Salem. N. C. 11030

'Divorce (The) case; by R. E. Cummings. [2],
13 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 3, 1911; D: 25663; Ralph E.
Cummings, San Diego, Cal. 11031

comedy in 1 act, by G. K. O'Neill. 12 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 2, 1915 ; D : 39842 ; George Kerr
O'Neill, Philadelphia. 11031a

• drama in 3 acts, by V. Morales.

© Vincente Morales, Washington; 1889:
21444, July 11. 11032

•dramatic composition, by C. A. Pusey. [2]

p. f. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 7, 1910; D: 22242; Charles A.
Pusey, Jacksous Mills, N. J. 11033

Divorce colony; a comedy in 3 acts, by E. W.
Mumford. 68 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ethel Watts Mumford, New York; D:
6985, July 15, 1905 ; 2c. July 26, 1905. 11034

musical comedy in 3 acts, book, lyrics and

music by E. Hauford. [7], 85 p. 4". Type-
written. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Apr. 1, 1914 ; D : 36580 ; Edwin Hau-
ford, New York. 11034a

Divorce court trial in darkest Africa; sketch,
by E. A. Meysenburg. 8 p. 4°. Typewritten.
© Ic. Feb. 21, 1912 ; D : 288.50 ; Edward Ar-
nold Meysenburg, New York. 11035

Divorce (The) cure; a dramatic sketch in sev-
eral scenes, by Frank B. Coigne. 5 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 4, 1912; D: 29278; Champion
film CO., New York. 11036

Divorce fund; play in 3 acts, by A. E. Thomas.
130 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 12, 1909; D: 17352; A. B.
Thomas, New York. 11037

Divorce (The) lawyer; a comedy in 1 act, by
J. SB. Hosford. 11 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 27, 1912 ; D : 30114 ; J. B. Hos-
ford, Portland, Or. 11038

•play in 4 acts, by Sonny Day [pseud, of

Simon L. Simpson] 94 p. f. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 23, 1909 ; D : 16865 ; Fannie H.
Simpson, Brooklyn. 11039

528

11040

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

11061

Divorce (The) mill; a romedy in 3 acts, by M.
Price.

© Mark Price, New York ; 1887 : 149S9, June
9. 11040

piny in 4 acts, by R. Phillips. [1], 92 p.

4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 30, 1912; D : 31000 ; Russell
Phillips, New York. 11041

Divorce (The) question; play in 3 acts, by Wil-
liam Anthony McGuire. 76 p. 4". Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. July 26, 1915; D: 41313; Ed. W.
Rowland & Edwin Cliiford, inc., Chicago.

11041a

Divorce (A) under difficulties; a 3 act farce
comedy, by R. V. Spencer. 47 p. f". Type-
written.

© Richard V. Spencer, Los Angeles; D:
11S8G, Dec. 7, 1907 ; 2c. Dec. 7, 1907. 11042

Divorce (A) wanted. See My mother-in-law.

Divorced; an original comedy, by W. L. Alden.
© William L. Alden, New York ; 1871 : 3167,
Apr. 11. 11043

a play in -5 acts, dramatized from the novel

He knew he was right, by S. Ryan and G. W.
Murry.

© Sam Ryan and George W. Murry, She-
boygan, Wis. ; 1872 : 8219, Aug. 3. 11044

Divorced bride; dramatic composition in 3 acts,
by H. B. Sinitli. 122 p. 4°. Typewi-itten.

© Ic. Mar. 22, 1910; D : 20535 ; Harry B.
Smith, New York. 11045

Divorced by death; a melodrama in 3 acts, by
A. A. Ivillen.

© Andrew Augustine Killen, Eureka, Cal. ;
1895 : 51599, Oct. 11. 11G46

or. The fortune teller of New York, a

drama in 3 acts, by A. Killeuton.

© Andrew Killenton. Lawrence, Mass. ;
1875:9282, Sept. 7. 11047

Divorced by nature; a comedy in 4 acts, by E. J.
M. Hart. 157 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Edgar J. M. Unvt, New York; D : 2221,
Aug. 12, 1902; 2c. Sept. 3, 1902. 11048

Divorced by proxy; comedy in 4 acts, by L. B.
Parker. Typewritten.

© Lera B. Parker, Washington, la.; 1899:
20057, Mar. 18; 2c. Mar. 18. 11049

Divorced (The) husband; a society and domes-
tic play in 4 acts, by C. .Johnson. 85 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Covington Johnson, New York ; 1884 :
23484, Nov. 24 ; Ic. Nov. 24. 11050

Divorced life; a play in 3 acts, by C. Denegre.
© Charles Denegre, Washington; 1899:
5218, Jan. 12 ; 2c. Mar. 14. 11051

Divorcee; musical comedy in 2 acts, book and
lyrics, by L. A. Barber, music by J. Franclyn
Boyer.

© La Verne A. Barber, Johnstown, Pa. ; D :
7450, Oct. 24, 1905. 11052

play in 1 act, by S. Gertsman. 21 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 27, 1910 ; D : 20895 ; S. Gertsman,
Spokane, Wash. 11053

Divorcees' dilemma; drama in 1 act, by W. S.
Shoemaker. [1], 17 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 16, 1912; D: 31147; Walter S.
Shoemaker, Saratoga Springs, N. Y. 11054

Divorces while you wait; comedy in 1 act and 1
scene, by C. N. Hood. 11 p. 4°. Typewritten.
© Charles Newton Hood, ^Medina. N, Y. ;
D : 12011, Dec. 30, 1907 ; 2c. Apr. 15, 1908.

11055

Divorciados (Los); opereta en 3 actos, escrita
por P. Parellada con el asunto de la austriaca
La mujer dlv(»rciada, adaptaciOn musical del
maestro Ricnrdo Sendra. Mndrid [Soclcdad
de fiutores espauoles] 1911. 65 p. 12°. [Li-
bretto only]

© Aug. 2L 1911; 2c. Aug. 22, 1911; D:
25043 ; Pablo Parellada, Madrid. 11056

Divorgon.

©Charles Morley, Philadelphia ; 1882:0828,
Apr. 28. 11057

Divorgons; a comedy in 3 acts, by Yictorien Sar-
dou and Emlle de Nnjac. [The Judicedition]
New York, V. RuUman [1885] 09 p. 8°.
[French and English text on opposite pages]

© F. Riillman, New York; 1885:21013. Oct.
15; 2c. Oct. 22. 11058

tr. and adapted by .Tames Slevin.

[140] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© A. E. Boyer, New York ; D : 11432, Sept.
28, 1907; 2c. Oct. 4, 1907. 11059

— a comedy of modern French life, in 3 acts,
by W. Nowell. 124 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Wedgewood Nowell, Philadelphia; D:
11254, Aug. 29, 1907 ; 2c. Aug. 30, 1907. 11060

an original comedy in 3 acts, by Charles P.

Norton, founded on the story and incitlents of
the French comedy of same title. Chicago,
Chicago manuscript co., 1912. [61] p. t".
Mimeographed.

© Dec. 24, 1912 ; 2c. Feb. 10, 1913 ; D : 32250,
Alexander Byers, Chicago. 11061

5379—15-

-34

529

11062

DEAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

11083

Divorgons — Continued.

pliiy in 1 iict. ndiiptefl from tlie comedy of

Victorieii Sanlou, by T. Biiehauau. 48 p. 4".

Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 20, 1913; D: 35075; Thompson

Buclianan, New York. 11062

(Let's get a divorce); comedy in 3 acts.

tr. from the Frencli of Victorien Sardou and
Emiie de Najac by Cliarles Klauber. Cliicaso
and New Yorlc, Dramatic pub. co. [1909] IIG
p. 10°. (On cover: Sergei's acting drama,
no. G02)

© Dec. 20. 1909 ; 2c. Dec. 22, 1909 ; D : 177G1 ;
Dramatic pub. CO., Chicago. 11063

Dix minutes d'auto; vaudeville en 3 actes, par
G. Berr et P. Decourcelle. Paris, P. V. Stock,
1909. 170 p. 12°.

©Georges Berr et Pierre Decourcelle, Paris;
D : 15391, Mar. 22, 1909 ; 2c. Mar. 22, 1909.

11064

Dixie; by S. P. Levy. 64 p. 4°. Typewritten.
© Ic. Jan. 28, 1910; D: 20047; Sidney P.
Levy, Pensacola, Fla. 11065

an American play in 4 acts, by H. G. Don-
nelly. 19G p. 4°. Typewritten.

© II. Grattan Donnelly, Auburndale, Mass.;
D : 0278, Mar. G, 1905 ; 2c. Mar. G, 1905. 11066

a drama, by L. Fletcher.

© Lydia Fletcher, Washington ; 1883 : 17985,
Oct. 1. 11067

or. Old gems reset, a pantomime, by Mrs.

A. Jlitchell. 4 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Mrs. Albert L. Mitchell; Paris, Ky. ; D:
9915, Feb. 7, 1907; 2c. Feb. 7, 1907. 11068

Dixie-Doodle; a theatrical composition, by E. W.
Fordvce. 19 p. f°. Typewritten.

© E. W. Fordyce, Auniston, Ala. ; D : 11079,
July 29, 1907; 2c. July 29, 1907. 11069

Dixie (A) girl; by V. H. Pendleton.

© Virginia Hunter Pendleton, Yarmouth,
Me. ; D : 4G29, Feb. 19, 1904. 11070

Dixie (The) guards; in 1 act and 2 scenes, by
H. I'incus and J. Cautwell. 2 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Henry Pincus, New York, John Cantwell,
Brooklyn; D : G740, May 27, 1905; 2c. May
27, 1905. 11071

Dixie-land; by F. R. Mulvihill. 20 p. 4°.
Tyi)e\vritten.

© Ic. Sept. 30, 1909; D:1G975; Frances II.
Mulvihill, Wilmington, Cal. 11072

drama in 4 acts, by James M. T^Iartin. Chi-
cago, Chicago manuscript CO., 1910. [G2] p.
f. Jlimeographed.

© May 28, 1910; 2c. June 4, 1910; D:
21257 ; Nelson Compstou and Alexander Byers,
Chicago. 11073

Dixie, our culler'd brudder; an Ethiopian opera,
in 1 scene.

© Happy hours co., New York; 1874: 1223G,
Sept. 28; 2c. Oct. 17. 11074

Dixie's land; a drama in 4 acts and 8 tableaux,
by Whallen and Martell.

© Whallen and Martell, Union Hill, N. J. ;
1893:52980, Nov. 28. 11075

"Dixon's divorce; play in 3 acts, by A. E. Hall.
[74] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. IS, 1911; D: 23705; Anne Eliza-
beth Hall, London. 11076

\

Dizzy (The)
seraglio.

blondes. See Sultan's (The)

Dizzy's dilemmas; a farce in 1 act for male
characters only, by Charles Ingersoll Brown.
Boston, W. H. Baker & co., 1904. 2G p. 12°.
(On cover: Baker's ed. of plays)

© Walter H. Baker & co.. Boston; D : 4.511.
.Tan. IG, 1904; 2c. Feb. 18, 1904. 11077

Djamileh; romantic opera in 1 act, text by
Louis Gallet, music by George Bizet. New
l'"ork, Fred Ilullman, inc., 1912. 31 p. 4°.
[Libretto only]

© Dec. 24, 1912; 2c. Dec. 24, 1912; D:
31827; Fred Iluilman, inc.. New York. 11078

D'moiselle (La) du tabarin; operette en 3 actes
[par] M. Ordonneau et A. Alexandre. Paris,
Libra irie theatrale, 1910. 2 p. 1., 132 p. 12".
[Libretto only]

© Mar. 24, 1910; 2c. Mar. 14, 1910; D:
20444; Maurice Ordonneau &Andr6 Alexandre.
France. 11079

Do as the Romans do; by L. Ebbets. 4 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 20, 1911 ; D : 28047 ; Lester Eb-
bets, New York. 11080

Do as you please; dialog for 3 girls and 2 boys,
by E. J. Freund. Antigo, Wis., Autigo pub-
lishing company [1915] 8 p. 24°. (Dialogs
for school picnics, no. 14)

© July 20, 1915; 2c. July 28, 1915; D:
41339; Antigo pub. co., Antigo, Wis.

11080a

Do-as-you-please land; comedy in 1 act, by F.
Thanhouser. 22, [2] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. l\Iny 29, 1911 ; D : 24353 ; Frank Than-
houser, Milwaukee. 11081

Same. 23 p. 8°.

© June 23, 1911; 2c. June 26. 1911; D:
24572 ; Frank Thanhouser, Milwaukee.

Do dreams come true? fantasy, by
[G] p. f\ Typewritten.

® Ic. Dec. 14, 1911; D : 2G022 ;
Roe, Chicago.

11082
F. Roe.

Frances
11033

530

11084

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

11106

Do fare you well; nn original sketch, words
and music by the Reynolds brothers, George
aud Cliarles.

© Revnohls bros., United States; 1874:
133S1. Oct. 30. 11084

Do you believe in devils? play in 1 act, by
Gustav Bauhahn, jr. 9 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 5, 1913 ; D : 352G4 ; Gustav Bau-
hahn, New York. 11085

Do you get me? farce in 3 acts, by G. Newall.
lis p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 29, 1915 ; D : 40521 ; Guy Newall,
Boston. 11085a

Do you know? I don't, do you? a musical
vocal composition.

© Nelson Waldron, New York ; 1S8S : 2.5973.
Sept. 12. 11086

Do you love me dear? a drama in 4 acts, by
L. .1. L. Stilwell. 62 p. f. Typewritten.

© I>aura Jean Li))bev-Stihvell, Brooklyn ;
D: 12037, Jan. 3, 1908; 2c. Jan. 3, 1908. 11087

Do you want a divorce? comedy in 1 act from
the French of Vlctorien Sardou. tr. by Beau-
mont Claxton [pseud, of T. C. Taylor] 74 p.
8°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 8, 1913: D: 31910; Thomas Clax-
ton Taylor, Lorain, O. 11088

Do you want to buy a dog? a rural comedy in
1 act, by S. Peel. 5 p. f". Typewritten.

© Seth Peel, Edinburc:, 111. ; D : 14S53, Jan.
11, 1909 ; 2c. .Jan. 11, 1909. 11089

Dobble of Butte; in 4 acts, by P. Shaw and A.
Fahnestock. 75 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 12, 1910 ; D : 22444 ; Percy Shaw
and Archie Fahnestock, New York. 11090

Dobbsmith; a comedy in 4 acts, by M. E. Mcin-
tosh and Z. Gale.

© M. E. IMcIntosh and Zona Gale, IMil-
waukee; 1897:7209, Jan. 25. 11091

Doble (La) vida; drama en 2 actos y en prosa,
orisinal <le J. Frances. Sladrid fSociedad de
autores espanoies] 1910. 44 p. 12".

© May 23. 1910 ; 2c. May 24, 1910 ; D : 21184 ;
Jos6 Frances, Madrid. 11092

Dobson's honeymoon; a comedy in 1 act. 7 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© James P. Brigfjs. Chicago ; D : 7304, Sept.
25, 1905; 2c. Sept. 15, 1905. 11093

Doc; or, The warrant, dramatic composition in
1 act, by L. McCormick. 20 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Jidy 30, 1909; D:1G424; Langdon
McCormick, New York. 11094

Doc and Doris; a comedietta in 1 act, by J. S.
Mackay.

© Julia Stuart Mackay, Brooklyn; D:
10118, Mar. 11. 1907. 11095

Doc Doolittle's duplicity; comedy-drama in 3
acts, by W. H. lurssell. 1G4 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. IMar. 13, 1911; D:23G37; William H.
Russell, Philadelphia. 11096

Doc Whitman; a domestic comedy drama in 4
acts, by W. T. Hodge. 24 p. f". Typewritten.

© William T. Hodge, Rochester, N. Y. ; D:
1278, Jan. 13, 1902 ; 2c. Aug. 3, 1905. 11097

Doce (Las) de la noche; entremes Ifrico en
prosa, de A. Lopez Monfs, musica del maestro
Luis Foglietti. Madrid [Sociedad de autores
espagnoles] 1907. 20 p. 12°. [Libretto only]
© Antonio Lopez Monis, INIadrid ; D: 10312,
Apr. 10, 1907 ; 2c. Apr. 9, 1907. 11098

Docteur; comedle en 1 acte, [par] Alexandre
Bisson et Georges Thurner. Paris, P. V.
Stock, 1900. 72 p. 12°.

© P. V. Stock, Paris ; 1900 A : 29099, Nov.
30; 2c. Nov. 30. 11099

piece en 1 acte, de G. Jones et Hall McAl-
lister. 13 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 24, 1912; D: 30619; Grahame
Jones, London. 11100

Docteur (Le) Hortense; operette en 1 acte, par
Andr^ Moiiezy-Kon, musique de A. Mathe.
Paris, C. Joubert, 1914. 30 p. 8°. [Libretto
only]

© Feb. 14, 1914; 2c. Feb. 24, 1914; D:
36171; Joubert, Paris. 11100a

Doctor (The) ; a comedy drama in 4 acts, adapted
from the German.

© John F. Ward and D. H. Wilson, United
States; 1887:14497, June 3. 11101

— — by L. Bryce. Typewritten.

© Lloyd Bryce, New York; 1893:43527,
Dec. 29 ; 2c. Jan. 4, 1894. 11102

— — a comedy in 3 acts, by F. Rogers.

© Frank Rogers, New York; 1887:22794,
Sept. 8. 11103

a drama, by AV. G. Harrison.

© William Greer Harrison, United States;
1897 : 6615, Jan. 22. 1 1 104

drama in 2 scenes, by G. E. Carter, jr. 24 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 24, 1912 ; D : 30092 ; George E.
Carter, jr., Brooklyn. 11105

lesson in 1 act, by G. Jones and Hall McAl-
lister. [2], 12 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 24, 1912; D: 30622; Grahame
Jones, London. 11106

531

11107

DKAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

11125

Doctor (The) — Continued.

a 1 net imisiciil comedy skit, by H. Holman.

6 p. 4". Typewritten. [Words only]

© Hiirry Holman, New York; D: 14012, Oct.

9, 1908 ; 2c. Oct. 9. 1908. 11107

a 1 net play, by Barney Gerard. 17 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© B. Gerard, New York; D: 11221, Aug. 24,
1907 ; 2c. Aug. 24, 1907. 11108

— an original comedy in 3 acts, by F. Heer-
mans.

© Forbes Heermans, Syracuse, N. Y. ; 1888 :
35597, Dec. 14. 11109

an original comic drama in 3 acts, by

Clinrles Townsend. Autlior's ed. Boston, W.
H. Baker & co., 1897.

© Walter H. Bnker & co., Boston; 189G:
6G190, Dec. 5; 2c. Dec. 21. 11110

piny in prologue and 3 nets, by Elise AVest

Quaife and A. Bruning. 70 p. 4". Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Apr. 7, 1914; D:30G33; Albert Brun-
ing, New Yorlj. 11110a

play in 3 acts, by J. Marks. 152 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 27, 1915; D: 41912; Jennnette
Marks, South Hadley, Mass. 11110b

Doctor (The) and the death; emotional, prob-
lem-drama in 4 acts, by M. P. B. Gruliam.
50 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 28. 1914; D:38G2G; Jlercy Pris-
cilla Buteson Graham, Sinking Spring, Pa.

11110c

Doctor (The) and the devil; n high drnma in
5 nets, taken from tlie French during the time
of Napoleon, by H. F. Calcina and .1. U. Cal-
houn. 4 p. 1., 4G p. f°. Typewritten.

© H. F. Cnlcina and J. R. Calhoun, IMobile,
Ala.; 1S9G: G2508, Nov. IG; 2c. Nov. IG. 11111

Dr. Arlington's wife; play in 1 act, by G. Kelly.
26 p. f. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 17, 1913; D: 32981; George
Kelly, Philadelphia. 11112

Doctor Arinyon's wife (Die wappenhaense);
by Paul OsUnr Iloecker, adapted from the
German by Ainsworth IMiteliell. London, The
International copyright bureau, ltd., 1905. 4
p. 1., 135 p. 12».

© International copyright bureau, ltd., Lon-
don ; D : 7G22, Nov. 20, 1905 ; 2c. Nov. 20. 1905.

11113

Doctor Aron's adventure; or, A tale of Cali-
fornia, comedy drama in 5 acts. 12 p. 1G°.

© .Tohn Abolton Bolton, Livermore, Cal. ;
1890 : 39521, Dec. 13 ; 2c. Apr. 4, 1891. 11114

Doctor Auntie; a play in 1 act, by A. Brown. 36
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 20, 1912 ; D : 30917 ; Alice Brown,
Boston. 11115

Dr. Baldwin; by R. G. IMcMahon.

© Rose Coins McMahon, Pittsburgh; 1893:
41881, Sept. 16. 11116

Dr. Baxter's servants; farce in 1 act, by Patrick
C. Liudon.

© Ames pub. co., Clyde, O. ; 1898:77318,
Dec. 31 ; 2c. .Tan. 7, 1899. 11117

Doctor Beans from Boston; musical play in 3
nets, by S. H. Dudley and H. Troy. 41 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 19, 1912; D : 29423 ; Henry Trov
and S. H. Dudley, New York. 11118

Doctor Benjamin; play in 4 acts, by G. Seibel.
129 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. .Inn. 1.5, 1914; D:356GG; George Sei-
bel, Pittsburgh. 11118a

Dr. Bentham's folly; comedy, by H. Steinmaun
and L. Strauss. 59 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 8, 1910; D: 20190; H. Steinmnnn
and L. Strauss, Boston. 11119

Doctor Brown; fnrce comedy in 1 act, by E. AV.
Cortis. 13 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. .Tune 14, 1913; D: 33487; Ernest
Whitehouse Cortis, East Orange, N. J. 11120

Doctor Brown's butler; farce plnylet in 1 act,
by H. Metz. [15] p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 15, 1915 ; D : 42579 ; Hubert Metz,
New York. 11120a

Dr. Bug-inski's will; comedy in 4 acts, by B. I.
Kofoed [i. e., Blanclie Irbe Bremner] 75 p.
t°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 22, 1909 ; D : 17504 ; Blanche Trb6
Kofoed, Portland, Or. 11121

by B. I. Bremner. 84 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Ic. June 2, 1913 ; D : 33387 ; Blanche Irbe
Bremner, Los Angeles. 11122

Doctor Bugs' bughouse; by E. R. Leonard. 6 p.
obi. 8°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 23, 1910 ; D : 20869 ; Edward R.
Leonard, Philadelpliia. 11123

Doctor Bunce; a play, by L. .T. Tynan.

© Leonard J. Tynan, Paterson ; 1890 : 36146,
Nov. 17. 11124

Doctor (A) by courtesy; or, A jolly mix up, a
farce in 3 acts, by Ullie Akerstrom. New
York, Dick & Fitzgerald, 1906. 56 p. 12°.

© Dick & Fitzgerald, New York; D:7S03,
.Tan. 2, 1906 ; 2c. Jan. 10. 1906. 1! 125

532

11128

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

11143

Dr. Chauncey's visit; an original musical vaude-
ville skit, by J. Hart

© Joseph Hart, New York; 1898:30277,
May 16 ; 2c. May 14. 11126

Dr. Clyde; a comedy in 5 acts, by Sydney Rosen-
feld.

© W. H. Powers, Detroit ; 1880 : G098, Apr.
19. 11127

tr. and adapted from Adolpli L'Ar-

ronge's German pla.v. Dr. Klaus.

© Sydney Rosenfeld and Ad. Neuendorff.
United 'states; 1879: 19, Jan. 2. 11128

Doctor Craag; dramatic playlet, by W. W.
Steiner. 24 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 14, 1912; D: 31392; Walter W.
Steiner, New York. 11129

Doctor Cupid (L'Amore medico); musical com-
edy in 2 acts, book by Enrico Golisciani, after
Moliere's L'Aniour niedecin, music by Ermanno
Wolf-Ferrari, English version by Claude Avel-
ing. New York, G. Schinner; Paris, Soeiete
des editions nmsicales [1914] 4 p. 1., 87 p. 8".
(G. Schirmer's collection of opera-librettos)
[Libretto only]

© Mar. 10, 1914; 2c. Mar. 12, 1914; D:
36323; G. Schirmer, New York. 11129a

Dr. Cure- All; by Longley Ta.vlor [i. e. C. T. L.
Taylor] 23 p." 4". Typewritten.

© Charles Thomas T.ongley Ta.ylor, Lam-
bertviile, N. J.; D:S154, Feb. 15, 1906; 2c.
Feb. 15, 1906. 11130

■a comedy in 2 acts, by S. Jennie Smith.

Philadelphia, The Penn publishing co., 1892.

© Penn pub. CO., Philadelphia ; 1892 : 13519,

Mar. 28 ; 2c. Mar. 28. 11131

Doctor Dandy; a comic opera in 3 acts, adapted
fi-om Moliei-e's Le mCdecin mnlgre lui, book
and lyrics by E.L.Dudley. [115] p. 4". Type-
written. [Words only]

© E. Lawrence Dudlev. Camden. N. J.; D:
6808, June 12, 1905 ; 2c. June 12, 1905. 11132

Di\ De Luxe; play in 3 acts, by O. Hauerbach.
132 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. IMar. 14. 1911 ; D : 23648 ; Otto Hauer-
bach, New York. 11133

Doctor Dickey; a libretto, by Francis White-
hill. 57 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Edwin C. Martin, Watchung, N. J.; D:
13163, June 11, 1908; 2c. June 11, 1908. 11134

Doctor Dick's Indian; or, Pontiac's conspiracy,
u farce comedy in 1 act, by J. W. Cutshaw.

© James W. Cutshaw, Chicago ; D : 4891,
Apr. 6, 1904. 11135

Doctor Dinckl's doubles; a comedy of modern
American life in 3 acts, by U. Billman.

© Howbert Billman, Chicago; 1897:24083,
Apr. 19. 11136

Dr. Dippy 's sanitarium; a farce comedy in 1
act. by C. Kelly. 3 p. 1., 28 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Nov. 19, 1914 ; D : 38850 ; Claud Kelly,
Los Angeles. 11136a

Dr. Dobbs' assistant,
vaudeville.

See Half hours of

Doctor-doctor; 3 act comedy^, by W. S. Van
Dyke. 93 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 11, 1915 ; D : 41464 ; Woodbridge
Strong Van Dyke, Ashford, AVash. 11136b

Doctor Doolittle; fnrce in 1 act, by F. Pixley.
16 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 11, 1914 ; D : 38779 ; Frank Pis-
ley, Pebble Beach, Cal. 11136c

Doctor Dope; a musical comedy in 8 acts, by S.
Wood.

© Stanley Wood, Chicago ; D : 11288. Aug.
15, 1907. 11137

Dr. Dupont and my cousin. 8eG Vice versa.

Doctor Electro; a spectacular drama, by I.
Kiralfy.

© Irare Kiralfy, New York; 1886:22865,
Oct. 11. 11138

Doctor Eli; a comedy, by J. R. S. Birch.

© Joseph R. S. Birch, Washington, Knn. ;
1896:18108, Mar. 2L 11139

Dr. Elliott; piny in 3 acts, by A. I. F. Buxbaum.
53 p. 4". Typewi-itten.

© Ic. June 12, 1914; D: 37295; Asher Isaac
Falk Buxbaum, New York. 11139a

Doctor Evans; a drama, by A. Golze. 85 p. 4".
Typewritten.

© Albert Golze, Philadelphia; 1895:5017,
Jan. 23 ; Ic. Jan. 23. 11140

Dr. Fix; bluff in 3 aufziigen. von Paul L. Fuhr-
ninnn und Viktor Schwannecke. Jliinchen,
Drei masken verlag, g. m. b. h., 1913. 94
p. 8".

© Ic. Jan. 9, 1913; D: 31957; Drei masken
verhig, g. m. b. h., Munich. 11141

Doctor Fixemquick fixed; eccentric comedy
sketch, by Mary E. P. Thayer. 12 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 18, 1912; D: 30891; Frank W.
Finn, Wilkinsonville, Mass. 11142

Dr. Ely; a military comedy in 3 acts, by S.
Greenleaf.

© Sue Greenleaf, Fort Worth, Tex.; 1898:
54818, Sept. 19; 2c. Sept. 19. 11143

538

11144

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

11163

Dr. Foote's foot; a farcical vaiuleville sketch,
by D. S. Anderson. 14 p. 4°, Typewritten.

© Dwiclit Spencer Anderson, Cleveland ; D :
951G, Nov. 2G, 190G; 2c. Dec. 3. 190G. 11144

Same. 2 p. 1., 16 p. 4". Typewritten.

© DwiKlit S. Anderson, Cleveland; D:
10101, Mar. 8, 1907; 2c. Mar. 8, 1907. 11145

Dr. Hardhack's prescription; a play for chil-
dren, in 4 acts, hv K. M. Kice. Worthiugton,
Mass., K. M. Kice [1908] 14 p. 12°.

© K. ISIcDowell Rice, Worth inston, Mass. ;
D : 13557, Aug. 17. 190S ; 2c. Feb. 8, 1909.

11146

Doctor Hipp, the hypnotizer; by Frank Du-
niont. New York. Chicago [etc.] M. Witraark
& sons [19031 11 P- 16°. (On cover: The
Witmark comic plays)

© M. Witmark & sons. New York; D: 3073.
Feb. 11, 1003; 2c. Feb. 11, 1903. 11147

Doctor (The), how he became a street sales-
man; original play in 5 acts, by A. L. John-
son.

© Annie I^ewis Johnson, Louisville; 1883;
21855, Nov. 24. 11148

Doctor Hunter; a comedy-drama in 4 acts, by
A. J. Rlethen. jr. [Author's ed.] Minneapo-
lis, I\Iinn., 1895. 76 p. 8°.

© Alden .Joseph Blethen, jr., Minneapolis;
1895:30531, June 8; 2c. July 22. 11149

Doctor (The) in spite of himself; farce in 2
acts, by MoliOre, tr. by Barrett H. Clark.
New York, S. French ; London, S. French, ltd.,
1915. 2 p. 1., 3-29 p. 12°. [Note: Transla-
tion of Le medecin malgre lui]

© Mar. 4, 1915 ; 2c. Mar. 5, 1915 ; D : 39879 ;
Samuel French, New York. 11149a

See also Kiltartan (The) Moliere.

Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde — Continued.

play in 4 acts, by J. Comyns Carr. founded

on the story of Robert Louis Stevenson. 89

p. 8°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 29, 1910; D: 20054; H. B. Irv-
ing, London. 11154

Dr. Jack's patient; or, A dental dilemma, m
1 act comedy, by A. R. MoliSre.

© Ana is Redin Moliere, San Francisco;
1899:G3G52, Oct. 2. 11150

Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde; a drama in 5 acts,
with original 1st and 3d acts and the climax
to 2d, 4tli and 5th acts, by R. N. Traver.

© Robert N. Traver, New York; 1888:
16874, June 12. 11151

drama in 4 acts, by Nelson Compston. Chi-
cago, The Chicago manuscript CO., 1910. 58
p. f. Mimeographed.

© .Tan. 17, 1910; 2c. Jan. 31, 1910; D:
200G7; Alexander Byers, Chicago. 11152

-by R. IMansfield.

© Richard Mansfield, Bo.stou ; 18S6:10S!41,
May 7. 11153

or, A misspent life, a drama in 4 acts,

adapted and arr. from Robert Louis Steven-
son's novel by L. Forepaugh and G. F. Fish.
40 p. 12°.

© Luella Forepaugh and George F. Fish,
Philadelphia; 1897:23469, Apr. 15; 2c. IMar.
31, 1899; 2c. June 5, 190G. 11155

-— - See also Good against evil.

Dr. Jim's ward; play in 1 act, by B. G. Mason.
24 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 28, 1912 ; D : 31820 ; Ben C. Ma-
son. Washington. 11156

Dr. Johnson; a play in 1 act, by L. Trevor.
Typewritten.

© Leo Trevor, London; 1896:50653, Sept.
10 ; 2c. Aug. 31. 11157

Dr. Jonathon; a play in 3 acts, by R. V. Hamil-
ton. 38 p. 4°. Typewritten,

© Ic. July 6, 1909; D: 16398; Ruhv V.
Hamilton, Will Valley, Cal. 11158

Dr. Kabala. See Hypnotism.

Doctor Katheriue; play in 4 acts, by C. W.
Tucker. 96 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 19, 1913; D: 33538; Charle.s
Winfred Tucker, Pittsburgh. 11159

Doctor Kilkenny's conversion; a playlet for
three people, by A. M. Legg. 15 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Augustus Morris Legg, Decatur, 111.; D:
14005, Oct. 8, 1908; 2c. Oct. 8, 1908. 11160

Dr. Klaus; comedy in 5 acts, tr. and adapted
from Adolf I/Arronge's German play, Dr.
Klaus, by A. Neuendorff.

© Ad. Neuendorff, United States; 1878:
14075, Dec. 2. 11161

See also Coachman Hig-gins, M. D. — Dr.

Clyde.

Doctor Knott.

© Frank I>ester Wakefield, Brooklyn ; D :
5897, Dec. 1, 1904. 11162

Doctor Kohn; a tragedy of the present day, in
4 acts, by Max Nordau, tr. from the German,
by M. J. Safford.

© Mary Joanna Safford, Washington ; 1899 :
5758, Jan. 14. 11163

534

11163

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

11182

Doctor Love; comedy In 3 acts, hy IMoli^re, tr.
by Barrett H. Clai-k. New York, S. French;
Lon(lon,S. French, ltd. [19151 21 p. 12°. (The
woi-ld's best plays by celebrated European
authors)

© Sept. 16, 1915; 2c. Sept. 17, 1915; D:
41765; Samuel French, New York. 11163a

Dr. Lovell; play in a prolopjiie and 3 acts, by
E. B. Lent. 75 p. f*. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 2, 1913; D: 31854; Edward B.
Lent, Freeport, N. Y. 11164

play in 3 acts, by E. B. Lent. 120 p. 4".

Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 14, 1913; D: 32708; Edward B.
Lent, Freeport, N. Y. 11165

Doctor liow-rents (Lorentz) surg-ery; or, The
Co-re-in twins, Cheek and Chin, farce, by
Frank Dumont. New York, Chicago [etc.],
M. Witmark & sons, 1904. 2 p. 1., [3]-12 p.
12". (On cover: The Witmark stage publica-
tions)

© T\L Witmark & sons. New York ; D : 6040,
Dec. 28, 1904; 2c. Dec. 27, 1904. 11166

Dr. Lynn's thauma.

© C. H. Senauer, New York State; 18S4:
20544, Oct. 11. 11167

Dr. McBeatem; a farce in 1 act, by F. E. Hi-
land.

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston; 1899:
23185, Apr. 1 ; 2c. May 4. 11168

Dr. Marie Zelma; "(Irama in 3 acts, by O. M.
Johnson. 125 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 26, 1911; D: 24583; Olive M.
Johnson, Euglewood, N. J. 11169

play in 3 acts, by O. M. Johnson. 54 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 19, 1910; D: 17977; Olive M.
Johnson, Fruitvale, Gal. 11170

Doctor Markam; a play in 3 acts, by Paul
Pre.ster Temple [pseud, of W. W. Davis] [62]
p. 4". Typewritten.

© William VvMiiting Davis, Nev/ York; D:
12543, Mar. 4, 1908; 2c. July 9, 1908. 11171

Dr. Milligan's first patient; by S. Broome
[pseud, of Alice M. Smith] 15 p. 4". T.vpe-
written.

© Sutton Broome, Tacoma; D:9777, J;ni.
10, 1907 ; 2c. Nov. 16, 1906. 11172

Doctor Mondschein; the spirit of seventy-six;
or. The coming woman, a prophetic di-ama
followed by A change of base and Doctor
Mondschein. 24th ed.

© Ariana R. W. Curtis and Daniel Sargent
Cin-tis, Boston, in renewal from Mar. 17, 1896 ;
1896 : 14647, Mar. 6. 11173

Doctor (The) of Lima; a play in 4 acts, by S.
Morse.

© Salmi Morse, New York; 1881:12107,
Aug. 5. 11174

Dr. Pokanoff; a drama in 5 acts, by G. II.
Morse.

© George R. Morse, New York ; 1895 : 2872,
Jan. 9. 11175

Doctor Presto (being the case of Dean Swift);
play in 6 scenes, by G. Hembert Westley.
57 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 25, 1915 ; D : 41824 ; George H.
Westley, Boston. ^ 11175a

Doctor (The) prisoner; drama in 1 act, by G. G.
Belden. 14 p. f". Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 22, 1913; D: 34502; George
Gregory Belden, Spokane, Wash. 11176

Doctor pro tern. See Doctor's (The) dilemma.

Dr. Quixote; new comedy in 3 acts, by Charles
F. Coghlan.

© J. E. Dodson, New York; 1897:38498,
July 1. 11177

[Dr. Eappaport; play in 3 acts, by A. U. Bouck-

steinl

7],OKTop'b Paimanop'b. A. ByKniTeftHi..
[124] p. 8". Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 13, 1914; D: 38471; Araham U.
Bouckstein, Bath Beach, Brooklyn. 11177a

Dr. E,ox's rest cure; by J. A. Hart.

© Jerome A. Hart, San Francisco ; D :
12224, Jan. 22, 1908. 11178

Doctor Skin; farce in 1 act, by D. Rogers. 13
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 29, 1914; D: 37695; Dorothy
Rogers, New York. 11178a

Doctor Snowball; a negro farce in 1 act, for
three male characters, by James Barnes. New
York, H. Roorbach, 1897. 10 p. 12". (Roor-
bach's American ed. of acting plays)

© Harold Roorbach, New York; 1897:
52643, Sept. 20; 2c. Oct. 7. 11179

Doctor SyntaS:, the charlatan, and Mrs. Griffin
no. 2; an original comedy - drama, by W.
Busch. Typewritten.

© AVilliam Busch, St. Lonis; 1894:715,
Apr. 2 ; 2c. Apr. 18 ; Ic. new ed. June 29, 1908.

11180

Doctor Syntax, the hypnotist; or, A doctor's
brainstorm, revised comedy drama, by W.
Busch.

© William Busch, St. Louis; D: 14533, Dec.
14, 1908. 11181

Doctor Thisbe; farcical comedy in 3 acts, by
M. R. McSpadden. 70 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 13, 1912; D: 28670; Mary R.
McSpadden, Chicago. 11182

535

11182

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

11203

Dr. "Wahl; schnnspiel In 3 nkten niit einem vor-
spiel unil einem nachspiel, von Henri Nathan-
sen autorisierte uebersetzungt aus dem da-
nisclien v(m\ Jolin Josephsolni. Berlin, Oester-
held & CO., 1915. 94 p. 12".

© Ic. Oct. 1, 1915; D: 41906; Oesterheld &
CO., Berlin. 11182a

Dr Wake's patient; a comedy in 4 acts, by
W G RIackav anil R. Ord. London, Samuel
French, ltd. ; New York, Samuel French. 1909.
119 p. 12°. (On cover: French's interna-
tional copyrighted ed. of the works of the
best authors, no. 158)

(£) W. Gaver Mackay and Robert Ord, l^on-
don; D: 10004, June 5, 1909; 2c. June 26,
1909. 11183

Doctor Watson to tlie front; a play in 4 acts, by
W. II. Nichols.

© Walter FT. Nichols, Boulder, Col.; D:
8942, Aug. 9, 1906. 1118-1:

Dr. Wespe. See Knotted kinks.

Dr. William; drama of 4 acts, by R. Dauen-
bainn. 88 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 11, 1910; D: 21528; Roby Dan-
enbaum, Minneapolis. 11185

Dr. Windjammer, a retired trombone player;
a music blow in 3 slides, by J. A. Horan.

© .Tames A. Horan, New York; D:2042,
Feb. 2, 1903. 11186

Doctor (A) without a diploma. See Afflicted
(The) family. — After a fashion.

Dr. Wrig-ht prescribes; piny in 1 act, by E. W.
Bischoff. 14 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. .Tulv 30, 1912; D: 30384; Ernest W.
Bischoff, New York. 11187

Doctor Zimon; 4 acts. 8 changes, with songs,
music by Ernst Jonas. Ms.

© J. Hartmann. New York ; ISSl : 10217.

June 29; Ic. June 29. 11188

Doctored (A) widow; by T. E. Kyle. 6 p. f".
Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 5, 1911 ; D : 24S67 ; Tom E. Kyle,
New York. 11189

Doctors (The); satire in 4 seizure.?, by E. Hub-
bard. East Aiu'ora, N. Y., The Roycrofters,
1909. 3 p. 1. 9-123 p. col. plates. 8°.

© Dec. 20, 1909; 2c. Dec. 22, 1909; D:
17762 ; Elbert Hubbard, East Aurora, N. Y.

11190
See also Knibbs and Knobbs.

Doctor's (The) assistant; a farce, li.\ Byam
Wyke. C'hictago, Dramatic pub. co.

© Dramatic pub. co., Chicago; 1898:

6862.1. Nov. 25; 2c. Nov. 25. 11191

Doctor's (A) brainstorm. See Doctor Syntax,
the hypnotist.

Doctor's (The) creaking sign; by K. Schaefei\
© Konrad Schaefer, Chicago; 1890:7.5.53,
Mar. 0. 11192

Doctor's (The) daughter; or, The Palmer will
case, a new comedy-drama in 4 acts, by C. P.
• High tm ire.

© Clara Palmer Rightmire, .Iackson,iMich. ;

1892:43122. Oct. 24.

11193

Doctor's dilemma.

© Wm. H. Walmsley, Chicago; D: 11907.
Dec. 12, 1907. 11194

a comedy in 3 acts, adapted from the Dan-
ish, by G. P. Hansen.

© George P. Hansen, Chicago; 1873:12470,
Oct. CO. 11195

musical farce comedy in 1 act, lyrics and

book bv M. J. Rawlinson. music by A. Humph-
rey and Frank V. Borick. 1 p. 1., 12 p. f".
Typewritten. (Caption title: A doctor pro
tern) [Libretto only]

© Frank Borick, South Brooklyn; D : 531,
Apr. 25, 1901; 2c. Apr. 2-5, 1901. 11196

with preface on doctors, by Bernard Shaw.

New Yorlv, Brentano's, 1913. 1 p. 1., v-scii,
116 p. 10°.

© Sept. 10, 1913; 2c. Nov. 13, 1913; A:
301152; G. B. Shaw, London. 11197

Getting married, and The shewing-up of

Blanco Posnet; 1)V Bernard Shaw. New York,
Brentano's, 19U. 5 p. 1., v-xcii, 443 p. 12".

© Fob. 10. 1911 ; 2c. Feb. 23, 1911 ; D : 23.524 ;
G. Bernard Shaw, London. [Note: Also en-
tered as a book under no. A: 2S309S] 11198

Doctors disagree; play in 1 act, by M. F. Wams-
ley. 11 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 19, 1914; D: 37900; IMoses
Franklin Wamsley, Cleveland. 11199

Doctor's (The) errand; play in 1 act, by T^.
York. 20 p. f". Typewritten.

© Lucile York. Brooklyn ; D : 3185, Mar. 25.
1903; 2c. Mar. 25, 1903. 11200

Doctor's (The) friends. See Deception.

Doctor's (The) love story; by C. Line.

© Charles Line, Menominee, Mich. ; D:2007.
June 12, 1902. 11201

Doctor's (A) orders; play in 4 acts, by S. F.
Austin. 110 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. .Tan. 27, 1913 ; D : 32103 ; Stephen F.
Austin, San Antonio. 11202

Doctor's (The) patience; farcical novelette, by
W. and V. Van. 9 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 26. 1912; D: 30350; Willis and
Violette Van, Chicago. 11203

536

11204

COPYETGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

11226

Doctor's prescription; a 1 act farce comedy, by
C. F. Harrison. 14 p. f". Typewritten.

© Chas. F. Harrison, St. Louis; D:S2G6.
Apr. 2, 190G; 2c. June 7, 1906. 11204

Doctor's (The) remedy; comedy-drama in 4
acts, by Ida Badanes Rovinsky.

[2], 132 p. 8°. Ms.

© Ic. July 5, 1913; D : 33709 ; Jul his
Broder, New York. 11205

Doctor's (The) secret; a comedy in 3 acts, and
7 scenes, by Chas. W. Arnold.

© J. \V. Ritchie, Boston ; 1895 : 41449, Au?.
14. 11206

Doctor's (The) strenuous day; a play in 1
act. by A. B. Higgins. [8] p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Anna B. Higgins, Pi'ovidence, R. I. ; D :
7350, Oct. 2, 1905; 2c. Oct. 2, 1905. 11207

Doctor's (A) troubles; comedy sketch, by Dick
Ricliards. 12 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Rinker & Coykendall, St. Louis ; D : 10021,
June 7, 1909; 2c. June 7, 1909. 11208

Doctor's (The) wife; a play in 4 acts, by Paul
Oskar Hoecker [tr. and adapted from his Ger-
man play Wappenhaense] [112] p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Sehvyn & cc. New York ; D : 957G, Dec.
5, 190G; 2c. Dec. 14, 190G. 11209

See also Daisy.

Doctress (The); a comedy in 3 acts, by F.
Rogers.

© Frank Rogers, New York; 1887:22795,
Sept. 8. 11210

Doctrinaire (The); comedy in 1 act, by W.
Bolles. 23 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 15, 1911; D:239G5; William
Bolles, Detroit. 11211

Documentary evidence; by E. C. Whalen.

© T. S. Denison, Chicago ; 1899 : GG5G9. Oct.
13 ; 2c. Oct. 21. .11212

Dodge (The) club; or, Italy in 1859, a comedy

in 5 acts, by T. H. Darlington, from James

De IMiHo's story published in Harper's monthly.

© Tom. H. Darlington, New York; 1874:

8104, June 16. 11213

Dodger (The); a musical comedy in 3 acts, by
E. Rogers and E. Ryan.

© Ed. Rogers and Ed. Ryan, New York ;
TS97 : 24529, Apr. 20. 11214

Dodging; an original farcical comedy in 3 acts,
by Owen Fawcett.

© Owen Fawcett, Detroit; 1885:12821.
June 10. 11215

Dodging for a duke; a 1 act comedy, by F.
Gerahl and Stoker Sullivan. 14 p. 4". Type-
written.

© Florence Gerard, New York ; D : 4715.
Mar. 12, 1904 ; 2c. Mar. 12. 1904. 11216

Dodging his creditors; an eccentric American
comedy drama in 3 acts, dramatized by E. T.
Goodrich.

© E. T. Goodrich, Buffalo; 1882:11757,
July 17. 11217

3 act farce-comedy, by B. C. Thayer.

© Bert C. Thayer, Boston ; 1893 : 194,30.
Apr. 20. 11218

Dodging his debts; a 3 act farce-comedy, by
B. C. Thayer.

© Bert C. Thayer, Boston; 1893:19431,
Apr. 20. 11219

Dodging his dues;
B. C. Thayer.

© Bert C. Thayer, Boston;
Apr. 20.

a 3 act farce-comedy, by
1893

19429,
11220

Dodging the police: or. Enforcing the Sunday
law, a whimsical farce in 1 act. by Frank Du-
mont. New York, The De Witt publishing
house [1889] 1 p. 1., 7 p. 12°.

© R. H. Russell & son. New York; 18S9 :
38486, Dec. 17 ; 2e. Dec. 18. 11221

Dodo (The); a farce comedy in 3 acts, by M. E.
Swan. Typewritten.

© Mark E. Swan, Harrisburg, Pa.; 1890:
.38099, June 9; 2c. June 9. 11222

Dody; a comedj^ drama in 3 acts, by R. B. Mor-
rison. 19 p. 8". Printed.

© Robert E. Morrison. Troy, N. Y. ; 18S7 :
29213, Nov. 11 ; 2c. Dec. 22. 11223

Doe & Eoe.

See Legal lights.

Dridsdonimen i Karlsruhe; et moderne rets-
drania, fortalt og kounnenteret af 1*. Rosen-
krantz. K0benliavn, Nordisk musikforlag,
1907. 80 p. 12°.

© res. under act of Mar. 3, 1905, by Palle
Rosenkrantz, Copenhagen; res. no. 1212; Ic.
Sept. 3, 1907. 11224

Dorchlauchting; volksstiick in 4 akten, 7 bil-
dern, nach Fritz Renter, fiir die biihne bear-
beitet von W. Henneberg.

© Willielm Henneberg, New York; D: 1746.
Apr. 16, 1902. 11225

Does a million interest you? farce in 1 act, by
Agnes Armstrong [pseud, of A. R. Bird] [1],
14 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 2.3, 1913; D: 35424; Agnes R.
Bird, Thomaston, Me. 11226

537

11226

DKAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

11245

Does anybody want a comedian? monologue,
by A. Hoa-umn. 19 p. 4°. Typowritten.

© 3c. Sept. 23, 1914; D:3S313; Aaron Hoff-
man, New York. 11226a

Same. pt. 2. 18 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. in. 1914 ; D : 38540 ; Aaron Hoff-

man, New York.

11226b

■ Same. pt. 3. 13 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 25, 1915 ; D : 4213G ; Aaron Hoff-
man, New York. 11226c

Does he drink? See One moutb married.

Does it pay? [drama in 3 acts, by P. W. Taylor]
52 p. 4". Typewritten.

© ic. May IS, 1912 ; D : 29702 ; Pauline W.
Taylor, Denver. 11227

dramatic comedy playlet in 1 act, by N.

Travers and J. O. Hewitt. 12 p. 4^ Type-
written.

© Ic. May 23, 1912 ; D : 29758 ; Noel Travers
and Jolm O. Hewitt, New York. 11228

modern reform play in 4 acts, by W. K.

Belmont. G2 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 9, 1914; D:36GG1; Wm. H. Bel-
mont, Saginaw, ]Micb. 11228a

play in 1 act, by W. W. Sylvester. IG p.

f. TjTiewritten.

© Ic. June 2, 1913 ; D : 33386 ; Walter Wil-
liam Sylvester, Menomonie, Wis. 11229

^play in 2 acts, by A. D. Virum. 13 p. f".

Typewritten.

© Ic. July 5, 1913; D: 33713; Anna Doro-
thy Virum, Stevens Point, Wis. 11230

a vaudeville sketch in 1 act, by L. Lipsky.

© Louis Lipsky, Brooklyn ; D : 15710, Apr.
24, 1909. 11231

Does it really matter? farcical comedy in 3

acts, by G. O. Draper. 40 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July IG, 1910 ; D : 21572 ; George Otis

Draper, New York. 11232

Dog (The); peculiar drama in 4 acts, by P. H.
MacNeill. [6], 58 p. 4. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 29, 1912; D : 28882 ; Paul H.
MacNeill, Cbicago. 11233

See also Lawbreakers (The)

Dog (The) catcher; comedy in 1 act, a story in
slang, by A. J. Watson. 11 p. 4°. Printed.

© Albert J. Watson. Yallejo, Cal. ; D : 12412.
Feb. 24, 1908 ; 2c. Mar. 9, 1908. 11234

Dog (The) catcher's luck; by W. J. Mclntyre.
©William J. Mclntyre, Cleveland ; D : I.^jO.'uj.
May 2G, 1909. 11235

Dog days; comedy in 1 act, by Herbert Swears.
New Yoi-lv, S. French ; Loudon, S. French, ltd.,
1915. 28 p. 12°.

© Sept. 30, 1915 ; 2c. Oct. 4, 1915 ; D : 41891 ;
Samuel French, ltd.. London. 11235a

Dog (The) detective. See Four (The) Jacks.

Dog (The) doctor; a comedy drama in 4 acts, a
• pliysician's view of Christian science, by G. P.

Shidler.
© George Porter Shidler, York, Neb.; D:

15127, Feb. 19, 1909. 11236

14 p.

a farce in 1 act, by Cliarles Horwitz.

4". Typewritten.

© Joe B. McGee and Collins, Hannibal, Mo. ;
D: 9371, Nov. 2, 190G; 2c. Nov. 2, 190G. 11237

Dog in the manger; melodrama in 3 acts, by
H. I. Mawson. 92 p. 4", Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 10, 1913; D:32G30; Helen I.
Mawson, New York. 11238

Dog of a soldier; 1 act vaudeville play, by J. S.
Taylor. 22 p. f". Typewritten.

© Ic. May 2, 1910 ; D : 20933 ; J. S. Taylor,
Philadelphia. 11239

Dog (The) thief; different comedy sketch in 1
act, by J. Brandon Walsh. 13 p. 4". Type-
written.

© Ic. Oct. 21, 1910; D: 22344; Fred S.
Thomas, Hannibal, Mo. 11240

Doge (The) of Venice; a comic opera in 3 acts,
by K. H. Peple.

© Edward H. Peple, Richmond ; 1893 : 43545.
Sept. 29. 11241

Dogwood; comedy in 3 acts, by G. B. Slade. 74
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 21, 1911 ; D : 25289 ; Charles B.
Slade, New York. 11242

Doing a friend good; vaudeville playlet, by L. E.
Buckley. 9 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 13, 1913; D: 34511; Lewis E.
Buckley, New York. 11243

Doing the act over again; novelty eccentric
sinning and talking specialty, by Joe Werth
and Manny Werth. 8 p. f". Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 22, 1915; D: 41903; Werth &
Werth, New York. 12243a

Doing Uncle Sam; playlet in 1 act, by E. Rem-
ington and \\'. E. Hines. 17 p. 4>\ Type-
written.

© Ic. Aug. 4, 1909 ; D : 1G504 ; Hinas & Rem-
ington. Harrison, N. Y. 11244

Doing undone; by C. D. Charles. 11 p. 4".
Typewritten.

© C. D. Charles, New York ; D : 1G88, Apr.
4, 1902 ; 2c. Apr. 4, 1902. 11245

538

11246

COPYEIGHTED TIST THE UlSTITED STATES

11265

Doing-s of a dude; a vaudeville sketch, by Harry
L. Newton. Chicago, T. S. Denison [1904]
9 p. 12°. ( [Denison's vaudeville sketches] )

© T. S. Denison. Chicago ; D : 5157, June
10, 1904 ; 2c. July 30, 1904. 11246

Doings (The) of Doctor Louder. See Hypnotic
doctor.

Doings (The) of Hooligan; by W. Dunlap.

© Willis Dunlap. ISIanistee, Mich.; D:5907,
Dec. 1, 1904. 11247

Doings (The) of Jane; amusing scene for two
ladies, by M. F. Hutchinson. London, J. Wil-
liams, ltd. ; New York, E. Schuberth & co.,
1908. 10 p. 8°.

© Joseph Williams, ltd.. London ; D : 12263,
.Lin. 28, 1908 ; 2c. Jan. 28. 1908. 11248

Doings (The) of Mrs. Dooley; by Wilmer and
Vincent.

© George B. Reno, New York ; D : 1943, May
28, 1902. 11249

Doings (The) of the smart set. See West
(The) End.

Doko (The); comic comedy in 4 acts and 2
scenes, by J. B. Thomas. 56 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Dec. 12, 1913 ; D : 35329 ; Jessie Beat-
tie Thomas, Anna, 111. 11250

Doktor Kritikus; schwank in 3 akten. von A.
Nida. New York, 1910. 63 p. 12°.

© June 28, 1910; 2c. June 30, 1910; D:
21458; August Nida, Brooklyn. 11251

Dolan's sweetheart; comedy in 1 act. by B. G.
Mason. 23 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 18, 1911 ; D : 28022 ; Ben C. Ma-
son, AVashington. 11252

Dolce Farniente; musical satire in 3 acts, by
G. M. Von Schrader. 75 p. f. Typewritten.
[Libretto only]

© George M. Von Schrader, St. Louis; D:
10903, July 3, 1907; 2c. July 31, 1907. 11353

Dolce Napoli; prologue in 3 acts, by Louis N.
Parker. 17 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. May 5, 1913; D: 33268; George C.
Tyler, New York. 11254

Doll (The); play in 1 act, by S. Boniface. 7 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 26, 1915; D: 39511; Symona
Boniface, New York. 11254a

Doll (The) and her dollars; comedy in 3 acts,
by Harry L. Newton. 19 p. 12°. Brinted.

© Ic. Sept. 3, 1910; D: 21935; Albert E.
Morelock, Chicago. 11255

Doll-faced girl; 1 act comedy, by W. G. Stiegler.
13 p. r. Typewritten.

© Ic. IMar. 26, 1910 ; D : 20,598 ; William G.
Stiegler, Cincinnati. 11256

Doll (The) from Paris; comedy in 1 scene, by
S. Cox and V. Van Ett. 10 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Sept. 16, 1914 ; D : 38125 ; Sid Cox and
Vernal Van Ett, Chicago. 11256a

Doll (The) girl. See $50,000 (The) beauty.

Doll maker of Paris; a comedy in 1 act, 1 scene,
by W. Bankson.

© Wesley Bankson, New York ; 1898 : 20405,
Mar. 30. 11257

Doll (The) maker's dilemma; by A. Roberts.
© Allyn Roberts, New York; D:3336, Apr.
25, 1903. 11258

Doll (The) maker's dream; musical fantasy in
1 act, by W. H. and Louise C. Roberts. 4 p.
4°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Oct. 8, 1909 ; D : 17050 ; Will H. Rob-
erts. Brooklyn. 11259

Doll (A) wife; comedy drama in 4 acts, by J. D.
Jaxoue. 87 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 12, 1910; D: 22028; J. Duke
.Taxone, Govans, Md. 11260

■play in 3 acts, adapted from Henrik Ib-

sen's play A doll's house, by E. Hoist. 139 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Eduard Hoist, New York; 1890:3329.
Jan. 25 ; 2c. Jan. 25. 11261

Doll (A) with automatic airs; a skit in 1 act,
by A. Y. Palmer.

© Agnes Yates Palmer, New York ; 1900 A :
9220, Apr. 10. 11262

Dollar (The) and the rose; a play in 3 acts, by
G. Sclilotterbeck. 49 p. 4°. Typev,'ritten.

© G. Schlotterbeck. New York; D : 12714 ;
Apr. 10, 1908; 2c. Apr. 7, 1908. 11233

Dollar Bill; play in 4 acts, by P. Dunning. 179
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 25, 1915 ; D : 42081 ; Philip Dun-
ning, New York. 11263a

Dollar (The) bill; playlet in 1 act, by W. Mack.
9 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 30, 1911; D: 25303; Wilbur
ilack. York, Pa. 11264

Dollar (The) chasers; comedy of present day
business life, in 4 acts, by M. A. Robinson.
49 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Fell. 10. 1915; D: 39654; Milton A.
Robinson, Glen Ellyn, 111. 11264a

Dollar (A) did it; comedy in 3 acts, by R. Stu-
art and J. J. Montague. 172 p. 4°. Tj-pewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Sept. 18, 1912; D: 30881; Ralph Stu-
art and James J. Montague, New York. 11265

539

11266

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

11283

Dollar diplomacy; comedy in 4 acts, by F. Jolin-
ston. 155 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 18, 1912; D: 29705; Franklin
.Tolinston, New Yorli. 11266

Dollar (A) down; twentieth centui-y tragedy in
3 acts, l)y J. L. Kibbee. 84 p. f" . Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Feb. 15, 1915; D:39GSS; James L.
Kibbee, Cliicago. 11266a

Dollar (The) mark; a play in 3 acts, by G.
Sclilotterbeck.

© G. Schlotterbeck, New York; D:12S33,
Apr. 25, 1908. 11267

Dollar (The) of the daddies. See Muldoon.

Dollard; a play in 4 acts and an epilogue.

© ISIary Hartwell Catherwood, Hoopeston,
111. ; 1897 : 717G, Jan. 25. 11268

Dollarprinzessinen; lustspiel in 3 aufziigen, von
Emmerich von Gatti uiul Thilo von Throtha.
Wien, F. W. Schmieden, 1909. 80 p. 12°.

© .Tuly 12, 1909; 2c. July 30, 1909; D:
16423; F. W. Schmieden, Vienna. 11269

Sec Eosom (The) friend

Dollars and dimples,
of Bowser.

Dollars and sense; comedy in 1 act, by A. De W.
Allen. 14 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. July 11, 1913; D: 33772; Ade De
Wolfe Allen, Hartford. 11270

a comedy of to-day in 3 acts, by A. Daly,

from the German of L'Arronge. New York,
1885. 71 p. 8".

© Augustin Daly, New York; 1884:5090,
Mar. 10; 2c. Dec. 3, ISSG. 11271

■ Same.

© by Joseph F. Daly and Richard Dorney,

New York, as executors, in renewal for 28
* vears. Ilenewal no. 1901, June 15, 1911.

Original entry, Mar. 10, 1884, no. 5090. 11272

— play in 1 act and 30 scenes, by R. H. Tyler.
17 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 24, 1913 ; D : 35131 ; Robert H.
Tyler, New York. 11273

— story in 4 acts, by O. J. Kraemer and L. W.
Humphreys. [1], 93 p. f". Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 13, 1914; D: 37836; Otto J.
Kraemer and Lester W. Humphreys, Portland,
Or. 11273a

— Same. Boston, Gorham press [1915] 109
p. 12°. (American dramatists series)

© Dec. 6, 1915 ; 2c. Dec. ©, 1915 ; D : 42446 ;
Otto J. Kraemf^r and I.fst(M- W. Humphreys.
Porthmd, Or. 11273b

— See also Uncle Jere.

Dollikins and the miser; by F. Eaton (Sargent
Flint)

© Frances Eaton, Boston ; 1887 : 12288, ]\Iay
9. 11274

Doll's (The) adventures; pantomime in 4 acts,
by E. Alberti. [37] p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 4, 1913 ; D : 34G31 ; Mme. E. Al-
berti, New York. 11275

Dolls and toy balloons; a musical comedy up to
date, comp. by Floyd .Jenkins, Donald Mc-
Graw, and Richard Putnam Darrow. New
York, Baltimore [etc.] Broadway publishnig
CO., 1910. 4 p. 1., 7-108 p. 12". [Libretto
only]

© May 19, 1910; 2c. May 21, 1910; A:
265119; Broadway pub. co., New York. 11276

Dolls' (The) frolic; an entertainment in 1 scene,
by Rosemary Baum.

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston; 1898:
75511, Dec. 24; 2c. Jan. 18, 1899. 11277

Doll's (A) house; newly tr. from the definitive
Dano-Norwegian text, ed. with introduction
and notes, by H. L. Mencken. Boston, London,
John W. Luce & company, [1909] xxvii, 150
p. 16°. (The player's Ibsen)

© Henrv L. Mencken, Baltimore; A: 234399,
Feb. 8, 1909; 2c. Mar. 8, 1909. 11278

— a tabloid version of Ibsen's play of the
same name, by D. Usner. 19 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Dorothy Usner, New York; D: 11176,
Aug. 14, 1907; 2c. Aug. 14, 1907. 11279

— (La maiscn de poupee); a drama in 3 acts,
bv Henrik Ibsen, English argument by Eliza-
beth Boall Ginty. New York, F. Rullman
[1895] 1 p. 1., 19 p. 8°.

© F. Rullman, New York ; 1895 : 14410, IMar.
12 ; 2c. Mar. 21. 11280

Sec ols-Q Doll (The) wife.-— Nora.— Works

(The) of Henrik Ibsen.

Dolls' (The) symposium; captivating play for
clul(h-en. bv Elizabeth F. Guptill. Lebanon,
O., IMarch brothers, 1911. 18 p. 16°.

© Sept. 1, 1911; 2c. Sept. 11, 1911; D:
25182; March bros., Lebanon, O. 11281

Dolls vs. Teddy bears. See Best (The) au-
thors' Christmas plays.

Dolly; comf'die en 3 actes, de N. Frances. Paris,
Librairie theatrale. 1912. 116 p. 12°.

© July 7, 1912; 2c. .July S. 1912; D: 30194:
Noel Francfe, Paris. 11282

Dolly and her lord; by R. S. Sheldon. 70 p.
f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. IMar. 28, 1910; D: 20605; R. S. Shel-
don. Akron, O. 11283

540

11283

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

11304

Dolly and the duke; farcical comedy in 1 act,
bv Herl^ert Thomson, from a scenario by How-
ard Wall. [l],27p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 31, 191.5; D : 42622 ; Herliert
Thomson co., New York. 11283a

Dolly Brown from Taylortown. See Little
(The) pagan.

Dolly Dollars; a musical comedy in 2 acts,
book and lyrics by H. B. Smitli, music by Vic-
tor Herbert. 90 p. 4". Typewritten. [Li-
bretto oi.ly]

© Harry B. Smith. New York; D:70G7.
Aug. 4, 1905 ; 2c. Aug. 25, 1905. 11284

Dolly Madison; a comedy in 4 acts, by M. C

Wilson.

© Marian Calvert AVilson, Los Angeles; D:

10473, May 2, 1907. 11285
or. Every inch a queen, a comedj' drama

in 4 acts, by C. Ulrich.

© Charles Ulrich, San Francisco; D: 10.37,
Mar. 22, 1902. 11286

Dolly Madison's afternoon tea; play in 1 act,
by E. H. Denison. 17 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 2S, 1913; D: 33919; Emily Herey
Denison, Butte, Mont. 11287
Sec tilsn Little mother of the slums.

Dolly Makeup's trio; a 1 act vaudeville sketch,
by M. D. Walker.

© IMaud Davis Walker, Baltimore; D: 7220,
Aug. 25, 1905. 11288

Dolly Muggins, the naughty girl.

© Lucia B. Griffin, Albin, la. ; 1SS7 : 27573.

Oct. 25. 11289

Dolly of the Pantiles; a comedy in 3 acts, by

G. Middleton and L. Westervelt.

© Leonidas Westervelt and George Middle-
ton, New York; D:3173, Mar. 21, 1903. [For
copies reed, see D: 5145] 11290
Same. 71 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© George IMiddleton and Leonidas Wester-
velt, New York; D : 5145, June 8, 1904; 2c.
June 8, 1904. 11291

Dolly reforming herself; a comedy in 4 acts, by
H. A. Jones. London, The Chiswick press,
190S. [3], 97 p. 8".

© Henry Arthur Jones. London ; D : 14421.
Nov. 21, 1908; 2c. Oct. 31, 1908. 11292

Same. New York, S. French, 1910. 4 p. 1.,

95 p. 8°.

® Apr. 28, 1910; 2c. Apr. 29, 1910; D:
20904; Henry Arthur Jones, London. 11293

Dolly (The) show; a dialogue in rhyme for
seven little girls and two boys, by Elizabeth F.
Guptill. Lebanon, O., March brothers, 1904.
cover-title, 7 p. 1G°.

© March bros., Lebanon, O. ; D : 54S7, Aug.
15, 1904 ; 2c. Sept. 29, 1904. 11294

Dolly Smoothboy's experiment. See Hypno-
tized husband.

Dolly Travers' inheritance; play in 4 acts, by
Lilian Stair Schreiner. Chicago, A. Flanagan
company [1915] 48 p. 12°.

© Dec. 2, 1915 ; 2c. Dec. 6, 1915 ; D : 42534 ;
A, Flanagan co., Chicago. 11294a

Dolly Varden; a drama in 3 acts adapted to the
stage, with material alterations of text and
scenes, from Dickens' Barnabv Rudge, bv
H. H. Goodrich.

© Henry H. Goodrich, Philadelphia; 1872:
3318. Apr. 1. > 11295

or. Hearts are trumps, a drama in 4 acts.

by M. Mordaunt.

© Marion Mordaunt, Pennsylvania ; 1872 :
4951, May 11. 11296

Dolly "Wayne; a drama of colonial Maryland,
in 4 acts, by B. Hall. Typewritten.

© Burton Luther Hail, Los Angeles; 1900
A : 2019, Jan. 22 ; 2c. Jan. 22. 11297

Dolly's birthday; sketch in 1 act, by J. B.
Stinson. 5 p. f. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 13. 1911; D : 23952 ; John Bailey
Stinson, Philadelphia. 11298

Dolly's dilemma; a comedietta, by H. Rightor.

© Henry Rightor, New Orleans; 1899:

75038, Nov. 17. 11299

Dolly's double; musical vaudeville sketch in 1
act, by Charles Stuart. New York, Dick &
Fitzgerald. 9 p. 12°.

© July 29, 1910; 2c. July 30, 1910; D:
21GS9; Dick & Fitzgerald, New York. 11300

Dolly's dream; an extravaganza in 1 act, by
F. Dobinson and A. INIathews. 11 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Florence Dobinson and Amanda IMathews,
Los Angeles ; D : 11394, Sept. 23, 1907 ; 2c. Oct.
10, 1907. 11301

Dolly's week-end; or, The tale of the speaking-
tube, comedy in 1 act, by Florence Warden.
London, J. Williams, ltd., 1911. 19 p. 12*'.

© May 18, 1911; 2c. May IS, 1911; D:
24230; Joseph Williams, ltd., London. 11302

Dolores; a drama in 5 acts, by S. M. Garden-
hire. Typewritten.

© S. M. Gardenhire, Topeka, Kan. ; 1893 :
1.5782, Mar. 30; 2c. Mar. 29. 11303

— drama in 4 acts, by M. LeffingAvell. Chi-
cago, The Chicago manuscript co., 1911. [1],
57 p. f. IMimeographed.

© Mnv. 1, 1911 ; 2c. Mar. 4, 1911 ; D : 23552 ;
Alex. Byers, Chicago. 11304

541

11305

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

11321'

Dolores — Continued.

drama in G acts, by Queen Stella.

© Oueen Stella of tlie Gonzales tribe of
gypsies, New York; 189G; 21020, Apr. 3. 11305

a grand spectacular drama in 5 acts, by

B. Kiralfy.

© Bolossy Kiralfy, New York ; 1SS9 : 2969.
Feb. 7. 11306

Ivric drama in 3 acts, words and music by

Don Thomas Breton, English version by
Charles Alfred Byrne. New York, Chas. E.
Burden, 1907. 67 p. 4°. [Libretto only]

© Steinwav & sons. New York ; D : 1134.5.
Sept. 13, 1907; 2c. Nov. 4, 1907. 11307

— operetta libretto in 3 acts, by G. A. B.
Stroup. [2], 33 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. I\Iar. 7, 1911 ; D : 235S3 ; G. A.^ B.
Stroup, Los Angeles.

— a play in 5 acts, by M. Krauskopf.

11308

© Morris Krauskopf, New York; 1872:
9830, Sept. 11. 11309

— a play in 4 acts, by M. Krauskopf.

© Morris Krauskopf, New York; 1873:
9001, Aug. 9. 11310

a tragedy in 3 tableaux and 1 act, by L.

Westervelt.

© Leonidas Westervelt, New York; 1897:
10471, Feb. 10. 11311

Dolores of the Sierra; dramatic sketch, by H. H.
Haslett. 16 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 28, 1910; D: 22172; Harriet
Holmes Haslett, Alameda, Cal. 11312

Dolya the tea girl; Japanese operetta in 1 act,

book by J. Watson Stead, music by ^Y. F.

Firth. 12 p. f°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Wm. Francis Firth, New York ; D : 13930,

Sept. 2, 1908; 2c. Sept. 2, 1908. 11313

Dom Pedro; a romantic opera, by H. S. Chester,
composed by .Tames F. Boyer. 39 p. 12". [Li-
bretto only]

© Harrv S. Chester, Elkhart. Ind. ; 1897:
63769, Nov. 15; 2c. Nov. 15. 11314

Dombey and son; play in 4 acts, founded on
Charles Dickens' novel of same title, by J. P.
Bitter. 103 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 29, 1911; D: 2.5907; .Tohn P. Bit-
ter, New York. 11315

See also Edith.— Edith Dombey.

Domestic accomplishments. See Mrs. Plod-
ding's nieces.

Domestic (A) blizzard; a comedy in 1 act, by
.L Bosen. Lincoln, Neb., The Ideal printing
CO. [1907] 13 p. 12°.

© .Tames Bosen, Ogden. Utah; D: 10327,
Apr. 11. 1907; 2c. Apr. 11, 1907. 11316

Domestic (A) carnival; musical comedy in 1
act, by R. Raphael. 33 p. 4°. Typewritten.
[Libretto only]

© Ic. I\Iar. 22. 1911; D: 23719; Rudolph
Raphael, New York. 11317

Domestic (The) court; comedy in 3 acts, by S.
Plcchlanti, tr. by J. M. Handley. 9 p. 4^
Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 17, 1912; D: 28344; Silvio H.
Picchianti, New York. 11318

Dom.estic domination; a farce in 1 act introduc-
ing music, songs an(l dances, by O. O'Halloran.
7 p. obi. f°. Typewritten.

© Oscar O'Halloran. New York ; 1889 :3.5010.
Nov. 18; 2c. Sept. 24, 1890. 11319

Domestic CA) Napoleon; by C. M. Rakestraw.
21 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Chauncey Mortimer Rakestraw, New
York ; D : 10594, May 18, 1907 ; 2c. Mav 18.
1907. 11320

Domestic pets; comedy in 1 act and 1 scene,
by E. Ellsworth and M. Burt. Typewritten.

© Eugene Ellsworth and Madge Burt, Bos-
ton ; 1899 : 25559, Apr. 12 ; 2c. Apr. 12. 11321

Domestic (A) storm; a farce in 1 act, adapted
from the German, by H. Krafft.

© Helen KrafCt, New York ; D : 14270, Nov.
12, 1908. 11322

Dominant (The) note; play in 4 acts, by Louise
Robertson [i. e. L. R. De Haven] 134 p. 4".
Typewritten.

© Ic. May 24, 1915; D: 40605; Louise R.
De Haven, New York. 11322a

play of contemporaneous life in 3 acts, by

J. D. Haag. 52 p. f. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 13, 1912 ; D : 30151 ; Jackson D.
Haag, Pittsburgh. 11323

Dominant power; play in 3 acts, by A. Keir.
80 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 10. 1909 ; D : 16755 ; Angela Keir,
Somers Point, N. J. 11324

Dominant (The) sss; play in 3 acts, by A. N.
iMever. New York, Brandu's, 1911. 4 p. 1..
11-112 p. 12°.

© Mar. 22, 1911; 2c. Mar. 23, 1911; D:
23761 ; Annie Nathan Meyer, New York.

11325

Dominator (The); play in 4 acts, by A. Douzet.
163 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 21, 1910; D: 22881; Antonin
Douzet, Paris. 11326

Dominic You; a tragedy in 3 acts, by O. N. Og-
den. [New Orleans, E. P. Branduo, 1895]
56 p., 5 pi., 2 ports. 4°.

© O. N. Ogden, New Orleans; 1895:17040,
l\Iar. 30; 2c. Mar. ,30. 11327

542

11328

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

11346

Dominican (The); a play in 4 acts, by Clarence
Ousley and Ben C. Mason.

© Ousley & Mason, Galveston, Tex.; 1808:
26785, Apr. 29 ; 2c. Apr. 29. 11328

Dominick Bayard; or, A true Bayard; or, One
of the Bayards, a drama in 5 acts and 7 tab-
leaux, by L. G rover. San Francisco, Francis,
Valentine & co., 1883.

© Leonard Grover, United States; 1883:
1783, Jan. 26. 11329

Dominic's love; by E. Eisner.

© Edward Eisner, New York ; 1891 : 36887,
Oct. 13. 11330

Dominie's (The) daughter; a drama in 4 acts,
by D. D. Lloyd.

© David Deraarest Lloyd, United States;
1886: 15636, July 9. 11331

Domino Azzurro; dramma lirico in nn atto, di
G. Zuppone-Strani, musica di Franco Da Ven-
ezia. New York, Vincent Ciocia, 1904. 41 p.
8". [Libretto only]

© Edoardo Sonzogno, Milan; D : 5032, May
16, 1904 ; 2c. May 16, 1904. 11332

Dominoe roses. See Pink (The) dominoes.
Domitian; a tragedy in 5 acts, by J. O'Connor.
© Jeremiah O'Connor, Washington; 1894:
26254, May 24. 11333

Domoljublja sile; [by] J. Hocevar. 103 p. 8".
Printed.

© Ic. Aug. 14, 1909 ; D : 16728 ; Jakob HoCe-
var, Cleveland. 11334

Don; plavlet with musical numbers, by C. K.
Schwarz. 5 p. f". Typewritten. [Libretto
only]

© Ic. .Tan. 27, 1912; D: 28521; Chas. K.
Schwarz, Cleveland. 11335

Don Caesar de Bazan; drama in 5 acts, by Du-
ma noir and D'Ennery. New York, F. Rull-
man.

© F. Ilullman, New York ; 1888 : 27475, Sept.
27;2c. Oct. 8. 11336

See ali^o Miscellaneous (The) plays of Ed-

win Booth.

Don Cnesar's return; a romantic play in 4 acts,
by V. Mapes.

© Victor r.Iapes, New York ; 1900 A : 7443,
Mar. 21 ; 2c. Mar. 2L 11337

Don Cameo; by E. Le Ohr.

© Earle Le Ohr, Tower Hill, 111. ; D: 12899,

May 4, 1908. 11338

Don Carlos; grand tragic opera in 5 acts, music

bv Giuseppe Verdi. New York, The Theatre

ticket office, 1877. [1], 23 p. 4°.

© F. Rullman, United States; 1877:4137,
Apr. 9 ; 2c. Apr. 18. 11339

Don Carlos, [and] Mary Stuart; by Friedrich
Schiller; tr. l)y K. D. Boylan and Joseph INIel-
lish, ed. l)y Nathan Haskell Dole. [Edition de
luxe] Boston, F. A. Niccolls & co. [1902] 4
p. 1., 428 p. front,, pi., port. 8°.

© Francis A. Niccolls, Boston; A: 29028,
Mar. 18, 1902 ; 2c. Mar. 27, 1902. 11339a

Don Carlos, infant von Spanien; von Schiller,
ein dramatisches gedicht, ed. with introduc-
tion, bibliography, appendices, notes, and in-
dex, by Frederick AV. C. Lieder. New York,
Oxford university press, American branch:
[etc., etc.] 1912. Ixxx, 585 p. front, (port.)
12°. (Oxford German series. ^ General editoi- :
J. Goebel)

© Feb. 16, 1912; 2c. Feb. 21, 1912; A:
309291 ; Oxford univ. press, Amer, brancli.
New York. 11339b

Don Cato and de big bassoon; an Ethiopian

opera in 1 scene. New York, Happy hours co.

© Happv hours co.. New York ; 1874 : 12227,

Sept. 28; 2c. Oct. 17. 11340

Don Christopher; or. The discoverer, an origi-
nal comic opera in 3 acts, with history as a
basis, libretto by G. F. Gibbs, music by H. T.
Smith.

© George Fort Gibbs and Hubbard T.
Smith, Washington ; 1893 : 5712, Jan. 28.

11341

Don Dell; comic operetta in 3 acts, book, lyrics
and music by R. E. Gutterman. 39 p. 4°.
[Libretto only]

© Ic. Oct. 11, 1909; D: 17170; Marzian &
Gutterman co., Louisville. 11342

Don Diego; Spanish romantic play of the early
years of King Philip the Second, by L. Wor-
rell and Harold Pensmith. 112 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Oct. 18, 1909; D: 17124; Lechmere
Worrall, London. 11343

Don Felipe el Hermoso; humorada comico-lfrlco-
bailable en 1 acto, dividido en 3 cuadros, en
prosa, original de J. IMoyron, mfisica de Jose
Pacheco. Madrid [Sociedad de autores espa-
iioies] 1908. 32 p. 12°. [Libretto only]

© Julian Moyron, Madrid; D: 14682, .Tan.
2. 1909; 2c. Jan. 2, 1909. 11344

Don Gil de las calzas verdes; comedia en 3
actos y en verso, por Tirso de IMoiina [pseud,
of Gabriel Tellez] ed. with an introduction,
notes and vocabulary by B. P. Bourland. New
York, H. Holt and co., 1901. xxvii, 198 p.
front, (port.) 16°.

© Henry Holt & co.. New York; D : 699,
July 27, 1901; 2c. Sept. 7, 1901. 11345

Don Johnny; musical travesty in 3 acts, by J. P.
AVilson.

© John P. Wilson, New York ; D : 4788, ISIar.
19, 1904. 11346

543

11347

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

11367

Don Jose; a drama, by E. Johnstone.

© E. Johnstone, New York; 1894:52493.
Nov. 10. 11347

Don Juan; drama in 3 akten, von August Lem-
bach. Berlin, Verlag H. Johnke, 1912. 185 p.
12°.

© Ic. Apr. 9. 1913; D: 32890; Hellmuth
.Tohnke verlag, Berlin. 11348

oper in 2 aufziigen, von W. A. Mozart, aus

dem italieiiischen text von Da Fonte, neu
ubersetzt nebst einer einleitung von Ernst
Heineniann. Berlin, Ed. Bote &, G. Bock, 1911.
()2 p. 12". [Libretto only]

© Nov. 15, 1911; 2c. Nov. 25, 1911; D:
2.5853; Ed. Bote & G. Bock, Berlin. 11349

opfra en 2 actes et 9 tableaux, version

frangaise de P. Ferrier, nnisique de W. A.
Mozart. Paris, Librairie theatrale, 1912. 123
p. 1G°. [Livret]

© July 13, 1912 ; 2c. July 8, 1912 ; D : 30195 ;
Paul Ferrier, Paris. 11350

Don Juan ad lib.; a spectacular burlesque in 3
acts, by J. P. Wilson.

© John P. Wilson, San Francisco; 189G:
20823, Apr. 2. 11351

Don Juan and company; a farcical comedy in
3 acts, after the German, by L. Biirger.

© Liska Burger, New York ; D : G205, Feb.
10, 1905. 11352

Don Juan Tenorio; being in blank verse a ver-
sion of tlie legend of Don Juan from the Span-
ish, by W. A. Branan.

© Will A. Branan, Mexico City, Mexico; D:
9392, Nov. 3, 190G. 11353

Don Juan und die kurtisane; 5 einakter, von
Oscar A. II. Sehniitz. IMiiiichen, Georg Miil-
ler, 1914. 4 p. I., 24G p. 12°.

Contents: Don Juan und die kurtisane. —
Das horn des marquis. — Kunst und liebe. —
Der weisse elefant. — Wie Panuychis in dem
himmel kam.

© Ic. IMay 11, 1914 ; D : 37026 ; Georg Miil-
ler, Munich. 11353a

Don Juan's last wager. Typewritten.

© John Martin Harvey, London; 1900 A:
5885, Mar. 5 ; 2c. Mar. 5. 11354

Don Juans letztes abenteuer; drama in 3 auf-
ziigen, von Otto Anthes. Berlin, Egon
Fleischel & co., 1909. 124 p. 12°.

© Dec. 18, 1909 : 2c. Jan. 6, 1910 ; D : 17SG9 ;
Eduard Bloch, Berlin. 11355

oper in 3 akten, dichtung von Otto Anthes,

musik von Paul Graener. Wien, Leipzig, Uni-
versal-edition a.-g. ; Miinchen, Berlin, Drei
raasken-verlag, g. m. b. h.. 1914. 48 p. 16°.
[Libretto only]

© Jan. 12, 1914 ; Ic. July 6, 1914 ; D : 37466 ;
Universal-edition a. g., Vienna. 11355a

Don Lucca Sperante.
Flanmia.

See Dramas; [by] Arlo

Don Patrick; original romantic drama in 4 acts,
by L. Osbourne. 115 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Lloyd O.sbourne, San Francisco; D : 8996.
Aug. 27, 1906 ; 2c. Aug. 27, 1906. 11356

Don Philipe; a drama, by L. Fletcher.

© Lydia Fletcher, Washington ; 1883 : 17986,
Oct. 1. 11357

Don Pietro Caruso; drama in 1 act, by Roberto
Bracco.

© E. O. Neumann, Pittsburgh ; D : 7680,
Dec. 8, 190.5. 11358

Don Procopio; opgra bouffe en 2 actes, de Paul
Collin et Paul Berel, musique de Georges Bizet
d'apres le melodrame de Carlo Gambiaggio.
Paris, Choudens [1905] 85 p. 16°. [Libretto
onlj'. French and Italian]

© Choudens, Paris ; D : 6708, May 22, 1905 ;
2c. May 22, 1905. 11359

Don Quesanda, his exploits; a playlet, arr.
by Louise Lanphear. 45 p. obi. 24°. Type-
written.

© L. Lanphear, Chicago ; D : 116G6, No. 5,
1907 ; 2c. Nov. 14, 1907. 11360

Don Quichotte; comedie lyrique en 5 actes,
poeme de Henri Cain, d'apres la comedie
heroique de Le Lorrain, musi(iue de J. ]\Ias-
senet. Paris, Heugel & cie., 1910. 2 p. 1., 43 p.
16°. [Libretto only]

© Feb. 19, 1910 ; 2c. Feb. 23, 1910 ; E : 202G3 ;
Heugel & cie., Paris. 11361

— drame heroi'-comique en 5 actes et 8 tableaux,
par Jean llichepin. 238 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© J. llichepin, Paris ; D : 5753, Nov. 11,
1904; 2c. Nov. 11, 1904. 11362

— See also Chevalier (Le) de la longue fig-

ure.

Don Quixote.

© Edward Coles, New York; 1879:1530.5,
Nov. 14. 11363

• Same.

© George Clifford Shedd, Lincoln, Neb. ; D :
4234, Nov. 12, 1903. 11364

a comedy, dramatized from Cervantes, by

F. E. Cook.

© Francis E. Cook, St. Louis; 1883:8202,
May 4. 11365

a comic opera, by R. W. Jones.

© Robert Webster .Jones, Minneapolis; D:
3SG4, Aug. 22, 1903. 11366

a dramatization of Cervantes' novel, by P.

Kester. 184 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Paul Kester, Gunston, Va. ; D : 12574,
Mar. 18. 1908; 2c. Mar. 18, 1908. 11367

544

11368

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

11387

Don Quixote — Continued.

heroic comedy in 5 acts, by Henri Cain,

after Le Lorrain, English version by Claude
Aveling, composed by J. Massenet. Paris,
Heugel et cie., 1911. 3 p. I., 43 p. 8°. [Li-
bretto only]

© Dec. 2, 1911 ; 2c. Dec. 4, 1911 ; D : 2S205 ;
Heugel et cie., Paris. 11368

in 1 act, by W. G. Wills. New York, 1895.

© W. G. Wills, England; 1895:24450, Jlay
3; 2c. May 4. 11369

libretto for comic opera in 3 acts, by G. W.

Ryer.

© George W. Ryer, Brooklyn ; 1888 : 3169,
Jan. 28. 11370

operatic arrangement in 3 acts, adapted

from the fiction of Miguel de Cervantes Saa-
vedra, by W. G. Kaufmann.

© William G. Kaufmann, Pittsburgh; D:
3987, Sept. 22, 1903. 11371

a romantic comedy in 3 acts, by G. D. Sut-
ton and F. E. Dowling. Typewritten.

© George D. Sutton and Fenelon E. Dow-
ling, Brooklyn ; 1897 : 14212, Feb. 27 ; 2c. July
22. 11372

a spectacular vaudeville and extravaganza

in 5 acts, adapted from the original Spanish
of Don Miguel de Cervantes, by Barret Syl-
vester [pseud, of J. G. Noe] and W. M. Lind-
mark.

© Julian G. Noe and W. M. Lindmark, New
York; 1873:10905, Sept. 23. 11373

or. The knight and the esquire, a comedy

adapted from the Don Quixote of Cervantes,
by G. D. Saltonstall.

© G. D. Saltonstall, Hoboken, N. J. ; 1873 :
11523, Oct. 8. 11374

See also Adventures (The) of Don Quixote

de la Mancha. — Adventures (The) of Don
Quixote de la Mancha and his squire, Sancho
Panza.

Don Quixote de la Mancha; libretto for comic
opera in 3 acts, by G. W. Ryer.

© George W. Ryer, Brooklyn; 1888:3170.
Jan. 28. 11375

a play in 5 acts, taken from Cervantes'

novel of that name, by Mrs. H. S. Burton,

© Mrs. H. S. Burton, San Diego, Cal. ; 1875 :
8965, Aug. 30; 2c. Apr. 19, 1876. 11376

Don Quixote's quest. See Sancho Panza.

Don Roderick; an historical drama in 5 acts,
by A. E. Ives.

© Alice E. Ives, Detroit; 1885:6061, Mar.
12. 11377

Don Seiglemon; by J. P. Tillson. Typewritten
and Ms.

© Jesse Paxson Tillson, Toledo, O.; 1896:
12405, Feb. 24 ; 2c. Apr. 4. 11378

Dona Clarines; comedia en 2 actos, de S. y J.
Alvarez Quintero. Madrid [Sociedad de au-
tores espauoles] 1910. 68 p. 12°.

© Mav 19, 1910; 2c. May 20, 1910; D:
21099; Serafin y Joaquin Alvarez Quintero,
Madrid. 11379

Dona Desdenes; comedia en 3 actos y en prosa,
de M. Linares Rivas, inspirada en una obra
hfingara. Madrid [ Sociedad ^de autores espa-
uoles] 1912. 3 p. 1., 74 p. 12°.

© May 24, 1912; 2c. May 13, 1912; D:
29798 ; Manuel Linares Rivas, Madrid. 1 1380

Dona Quichotte; com^die en 1 acte, par Henri
Michaud. New York, W. R. Jenkins [1898]
2 p. 1., [31-15 p. 12°. ( [INIichaud's series of
French plays for schools, no. 8] )

© William R. Jenkins, New York; 1808:
7512, Jan. 24 : 2c. Mar. 22. 11381

Donagh (The); or, Suilish macree, an original
drama in 3 acts, by G. F. Rowe. [London,
M. M. Hanly & co., printers] 1882. 55 p. 8°.

© George Fawcett Rowe, United States,
1882: 20494, Dec. 4; Ic. June 19, 18SS. 11383

Donald Bruce; a romantic comedy in 3 acts, by
D. B. Soiiin.

© Daniel B. Sorlin, New York; D : 4847,
Apr. 7, 1904. 11383

Donald Macdonald; a comedy in 4 acts, by
A. W. Holhrook.

© Amelia Weed Holbrook, Chicago; 1894:
11370, Feb. 23. 11384

Donald McKay, the hero of the mountains; a
story of love, war and adventure, in 5 parts.

© Oliver D. Bvron, Brooklyn; 1873:7802,
July 7. 11385

Donald MacNeil; play in 4 acts, by M. Seymour
and A. E. Ives. [122] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 24, 1914; D: 36590; Alice E.
Ives and Muribel Seymour, New York. 11385a

Donatello; eln amerikanischer schwank in 3
akten, von George Dick Jennings. Miinchen,
Drei masken verlag, g. m. b. h., 1912. 100 p.
8°.

© Ic. Oct. 4, 1912 ; D : 31042 ; Drei masken
verlag, g. m. b. h., Munich. 11386

Donation (The) party; or. Thanksgiving eve
at the pa,rsonage, a comedy in 3 acts, l)y Mar-
tha Russell Orne. Boston, W. H. Baker & co.,
1894.

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston; 1894:
32981, June 22; 2c. July 31. 11387

5379—15-

^5

545

11388

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

11406

Donatus, the martyr; a romantic play of the
leth century in 5 acts, by Mrs. T. Miller.

© Mrs. Thomas Miller, New York; 1881:
10625, July 8. 11388

Donde hay faldas hay jaleo; 6, El merendero
de la alegri'a, sainete, original de Antonio
Casero y Alejandro Larrubiera, mtisica del
maestro Ruperto Cliapl, adaptada de un en-
treni^s de los misiuos autores. Madrid [So-
ciedad de autores espanoles] 1914. 36 p. il-
lus., 12°. [Libretto only]

© Sept. 17, 1914; Ic. Sept. 21, 1914; D:
38216; Casero y Larrubiera, Madrid. 11388a

Done on both sides. See $2,000 reward.

Done on one side; high class comedy in 3 acts,
by Edwin Stanton Du Foncet. 39 p. f".
Typewritten.

© E. S. Du Poncet, Mason City, la.; D:
6763, June 3, 1905 ; 2c. June 3. 1905. 11389

Donkey (The) party; a new and original musi-
cal comedy in 3 acts, 7 scenes, by T. E. Pow-
ers.

© Thos. E. Powers, Brooklyn ; 1890 : 184.54,
June 6. 11390

Donna; dramatized from the Duchess's [Mar-
garet Argles Hungerford's] novel, A modern
Circe, by R. C. Hevia and O. Hevia. 156 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Rhoda C. Hevia and Orlando Hevia,
Brooklyn; D:5521, Sept. 9, 1904; Ic. Sept.
9, 1904. 11391

Donna Anita; a comedy-drama in 4 acts, by
J. M. Young. 68 p. f. Typewritten.

© James M. Young, Chicago; 1890:20970,
June 30 ; 2c. June 30. 11392

Donna Bianca; or, Brought to light, a romantic
and picturesque drama in 5 acts, adapted from
Carlos Serrano's Spanish play of the same
title, by special arrangement with the author,
by Serrano-Barnes. 87 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Thomas K. Serrano and Elsie J. Mason-
Barnes, New York ; 1880 : 864, Jan. 9 ; 2c. Feb.
15. 11393

Donna Bianca brought to light. See Koyal
(A) conquest.

Donna (La) Curiosa. fe'ee Man (The) with the
fatal wink.

Donna Diana; comedy in 3 acts, adapted from
Spanish of Moreto, by Marion Eddy [pseud,
of M. F. Delanoy]

© Marian F. Delanoy, Alameda, Cal. ; 1898 :
43362, July 20. 11394

an opera in 3 acts, libretto, the plot from

the Spanish by Moreto, music by R. S. Poppen.

© Richard S. Poppen, St. Louis; 1897:

19938, Mar. 27 ; 2c. Mar. 27. 11395

Donna (The) Bavin club; in 4 acts, by M. Co-
hen.

© Morris Cohen, Chicago ; D : 70, Jan. 24,
1901. 11396

Donnerwetter; a 3 act farce comedy, by G. H
Eldon. f". Typewritten.

© G. Harris Eldon, Columbus, O. ; 1891:
38349, Oct. 26; 2c. May 8, 1893. 11397

Donnybrook.

© Tony Hart, Portsmouth, N. H. ; 1887:
6441, Mar. 18. 11398

a romantic Irish comedy-drama in 4 acts,

with original songs, by H. Wayne Ellis.

© Isabel M. Ellis, New York ; 1887 : .5977,
Mar. 14. 11399

Same. Act 2.

© Isabel M. Ellis, New York; 1887:7917,
Apr. 2; 2c. Apr. 2. 11400

Donnybrook fair. /See Twenty minutes of
fun.

Donovan and the Dago; a comedy sketch in 1
act, by Harry L. Newton. Philadelphia, The
Penn publishing co., 1904. 12 p. 12°.

© Penn pub. co., Philadelphia; D:5418,
Aug. 12, 1904 ; 2c. Aug. 11, 1904. 11401

Donovans (The); a new and original local spe-
cialty drama in 3 acts, by J. Hart. 2 p. 1., 35
p. 8°. Printed.

© .Tosh Hart, United States; 1875:2.5.51,
Mar. 19 ; 2c. Mar. 31. 11402

Dons (The); a comic opera in 3 acts, libretto by
Geo. G. Hoi lister, music by F. D. Bloomfield
and Chas. Zimmerman.

© Bloomfield, Hollister and Zimmerman,
Buffalo ; 1899 : 5759, Jan. 14. 11403

a comic opera in 2 acts, libretto by Geo.

G. Hollister, music by Chas. Ziminennan and
F. D. Bloomfield. [4], 67 p. 4°. Typewritten.
[Libretto only]

© F. D. Bloomfield, Buffalo ; D : 15220, ]\Iar.
2, 1900; 2c. Mar. 2, 1909. 11404

Don's (The) daughter; a romantic comic opera
in 3 acts, book and lyrics by S. Anworth Ruth-
erford, music by I. M. Wilson.

© Irving M. Wilson, San Francisco; D:
11505, Oct. 7, 1907. 11405

Don't be a coward; 4 act plantation comedy
drama, by L. Silvers. 84 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 19, 1915 ; D : 40703 ; Lew Silvers,
Princeton, Wis. 11405a

Don't be bashful; or. The friend of the family,
by Pollock Rip [pseud, of A. C. Train] 36 p.
8°. Printed.

© Jan. 1, 1912; 2c. Jan. 6, 1912; D:282.%;
Arthur C. Train, New York. 11406

546

11407

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UISTITED STATES

11424

Don't be too quick to cry wolf; a comedi-
etta in 1 act, by T. Ed»ir Pemberton. New
York, De Witt, 1884. 12 p. 12°. ([De Witt's
acting plays])

© A. T. B. De Witt. New York ; 188-4 : 2G396,
Dec. 30 ; 2c. Jan. 22. 1885. 11407

Don't blame me; farce comedy in 3 acts, by
G. B. Casad. [93] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 6, 1913 ; D : 34040, Campbell B.
Casad, New York. 11408

Don't boss the men. See Little (The) Dutch
cleaner.

Don't bother me, Charlie; serio-comic song, or
musical dramatical composition, written, com-
posed, and published expressly for, and sung
by Annie Adams.

© Harry Wall, New York ; 1871 : 8425 Sept.
9. 11409

Don't cheer boys; a musical comedy in 3 acts,
book by R. Atwell and F. T. Pullen, musical
numbers by Hapgood Burt and Silvio Hein.
68 p. 4". Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. June 25, 1912 ; D : 30101 ; Roy Atwell
and F. T. Pullen, New York. 11410

Don't count your chickens; comedy playlet, by
D. O. King. 17 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 17, 1914; D: 39119; Donald G.
King, Indianapolis. 11410a

Don't do that; comedy in 1 act, by J. Norden-
shield. New York, Samuel French ; London,
Samuel French, ltd., 1913. 13 p. 12°.

© May 8. 1913 ; 2c. May 9, 1913 ; D : 33265 ;
Jeannette Nordenshield, New York. 11411

Don't embarrass me; 4 acts of farce comedy, by
G. H. Atkinson. 178 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 15 1915; D: 41756; George
Henry Atkinson, New York. 11411a

Don't get mixed; a comedy in 3 acts, by E. Fir-
min.

© Emile Firmin, Florence, Kan. ; D : 2238,
Aug. 2, 1902. 11412

Don't get weary. See Gentlemen coons' pa-
rade.

Don't judge her too harshly 'till you know
her sad love story; a drama in 4 acts, by
L. J. L. Stillwell. 105 p. f°. T.vpewritten.

© Laura Jean Libbey-Stillwell, Brooklyn;
D: 12048, Jan. 3, 1908; 2c. Jan. 3, 1908. 11413

Don't know yourself. See Echo and Narcisse.

Don't let her go astray; a melodrama in 4 acts,
by Ha! Reid [i. e. James H. Reid]

© A. H. Woods, New York; D:5S69, Dec.
5, 1904. 11414

Don't lie to your boss; comedy in 1 act, by B. D.
Van Ness. 16 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 14, 1914 ; D : 35651 ; Benjamin D.
Van Ness, Chicago. 11414a

Don't tell Jack; by J. A. Darnaby. 12 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© John Allen Darnaby, Chicago ; D : 311,
Apr. 4, 1901; 2c. Mar. 29, 1901. 11415

Don't tell ma-ma — don't tell ma-ma; a drama
in 4 acts, by L. J. I-. Stillwell.

© Laura Jean Libbey-Stillwell, Brooklyn;
D: 12062, Jan. 3, 1908. , 11416

Don't tell my wife; a farce comedy in 3 acts, by
F. Risser.

© Felix Risser, New York; 1898:57286,
Sept. 29 ; 2c. Oct. 3. 11417

by Jean Barrymore. 70 p. f °. Type-
written.

© United amusement co., Erie, Pa. ; D :
8885, July 30, 1906 ; 2c. Aug. 1, 1906. 11418

Don't touch the flowers; comedy in 4 acts, by
P. E. Mortimer [100] p. 4°. T.^•pewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 2, 1914; D: 35523; Paul Emile
Mortimer, New Orleans. 11418a

Don't wake the baby; domestic duologue, by
McCree and Clark. 12 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 1, 1912 ; D : 31292 ; McCree and
Clark, New York. 11419

Don't weaken; comedy in 3 acts, by W. Hackett.
[140] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 30, 1913; D : 35504 ; Walter
Hackett and George Broadhurst, New York.

11420

Same. New York, Samuel French ; London,

Samuel French, ltd., 1914. 99 p. 12°.

© Jan. 13, 1914; 2c. Jan. 14, 1914; D:
35646; AValter Hackett and George Bi-oad-
hurst, New York. 11420a

Don't worry; a 3 act farce, by L. I. Parks.

© La Favette I. Parks, New York; 1898:
34911, June 7. 11421

Don't (The) worry club; a hodge-podge of mirth
and melody in 3 smiles, by W. D. Hall. Type-
written.

© William Davis Hall, Philadelphia; 1900
A : 30070, Dec. 11 ; 2c. Dec. 11. 11422

Same. 60 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© William Davis Hall, Philadelphia: D:
695, July 25, 1901; 2c. July 17, 1901. 11423

Don't you want to look handsome? a farce
comedy in 3 acts, by J. J. Costello. 118 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© John Jerome Costello, Chicago ; D : 5361,

Aug. 1, 1904 ; 2c. Aug. 1, 1904

11424

547

11425

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

11448

Dooley's adventure; by G. M. Russell and J. H.
O'Neill.

© Grace M. Russell and Jas. H. O'Neill.
United States ; D : 9449, Nov. 16, 1906. 11425

Dool/ittle family; by M. A. Erwin. 38 p. f.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 29, 1909; D: 16971; Mack A.

Erwin, Selma, Cal. 11426

Doolittle (The) twins; or, The wedding and
the christening-, character sketch, by Frank
Dinnont. New York, London [etc.] M. Wit-
mark & sons, 190.5. 14 p. 12". ([Witmark
stage publications] )

© IM. AVitmark & sons. New Work ; D : 7713.
Dec. 14, 1905; 2c. Dec. 14, 1905. 11427

Doom of a friek [sic]; 1 act drama, by R. P.
Polizzi. 18 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 14, 1909; D: 17698; R. Pasqiiale
Polizzi, Brooklyn. 11428

Doom (The) of King Alcohol; by Clara B,
Drake. Chicago, AN'oman's temperance pub-
lishing association [1903] 19 p. 12*.

© Woman's temperance pub. assn., Chi-
cago : D : 3040, Jan. 20, 1903 ; 2c. Mar. 4, 1903.

11429

Doomed by the stars; or, Balboa's prophecy
and 400 years later, play in 3 acts, by J. N.
Kyle. [1], 38 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 15, 1913 ; D : 35026 ; Joanna Nich-
oUs Kyle, Washington. 11430

Doomed for life; a drama in 5 acts, by A. Camp-
bell. Rev. ed. 52 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Alcest Campbell, Denver ; D : 3446. May
IS, 1903; 2c. June 10, 1903. 11431

a sensation drama in 5 acts, with original

scenes, music, sensations, tableaux, and me-
chanical elTfects, by M. E. Lowry.

© Marcaret E. Lowry, Baltimore; 1874:
676, Jan. 21. 11432

or, Clayton's terrible revenge, an emo-
tional drama in 5 acts, by A. Campbell. 73
p. 4". Typewritten.

© Alcest Campbell, Opelousas, La. ; 1895 :
48334, Sept. 23; 2c. Jan. 23, 1896. 11433

See also Jane Vail's mission. — Jennie

Vail's mission.

Doomed to death; a drama in 5 acts, by J. S.
Halstead and G. C. Werner.

© Jesse S. Halstead, Alameda, Cal., and
George C. Werner, Santa Cruz, Cal. ; 1889 :
27305, Sept. 7. 11434

Doon Muirl; drama, by D. H. Loux, [v], 52 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 30, 1912 ; D : 28489 ; Du Bois H.
Lous, New York. 11435

Dooner's trip; a comedy in 4 acts, tr. and adapt-
ed from the French, by L. Grover. New York,
S. French & son [1881] 51 p. 12».

© Leonard Grover, Philadelphia ; 1880 :
18449, Dec. 4; 2c. Mar. 25, 1881. 11436

Door (The) is locked; monologue for a lady, tr.
and arr. by Ada Webster Ward.

© Edgar S. Werner, New York; 1894:
47876, Oct. 13. 11437

Door (The) key; a farce comedy in 1 act, by
F. Buoman.

© Frank Buoman, Jamestown, N. Y. : 1899 :
39852, June 17 ; 2c. June 17. 11438

Door-mat (The) salesman; comedy in 1 act, by
J. Arnold. 8 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 24, 1913 ; D : 34524 ; Jack Arnold,
Memphis, Tenn. 11439

Door (The)- of darkness; by S. H. Kaufman. 41
p. f". Typewritten.

© Samuel H. Kaufman, Philadelphia ; D :
12300, Feb. 4, 1908; 2c. Feb. 15, 1908. 11440

Door (The) that has no key; new play in 4 acts,
by Cosmo Hamilton. 77 p. 4°. Tji>ewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 1, 1913 ; D : 35222 ; Julie Bolton,
New York. 11441

Doors (The) of Janus; by V. Post.

© Van Zo Post, New York ; D : 13380, July
21, 1908. 11442

Doorway (The); play in 1 act, by Harold Brig-
house. London, J. Williams, ltd.; New York,
Samuel French, 1913. 16 p. 12".

© Aug. 24. 1913 ; 2c. Sept. 2, 1913 ; D : 34343 ;
Joseph Williams, ltd., London. 11443

Dope; a drama in 3 acts, by H. Lieb, suggested
by Joseph Medill Patterson's Dope. [SO] p.
4*. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 22, 1910; D: 21853; Hermann
Lieb, Chicago. 11444

a 1 act play, by J. M. Patterson. 23 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Josepli Medill Patterson, Libertyville,
111. ; D: 14996, Feb. 4, 1909; 2c. Feb. 4, 1909.

11445

Dope (A) fiend; a sketch in 1 act and 3 scenes,
by J. McCree. Typewritten.

© Junie McCree, New York ; 1900 A : 19429,
Aug. 4; Ic. Aug. 4. 11446

Dopes (The); play in 1 act, by W. E. Burbidge.
12 p. f°. Ms.

© Ic. Apr. 9, 1913 ; D : 32903 ; Wm. Edward

Burbidge, Cliicago. 11447

Dopey's talks; or, A day with the movies,

dramatic monologue, by E. C. Whitton. [1],

7 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. July 9, 1913; D : 33765 ; Ernest C.
Whitton. Brooklyn. 11448

548

11449

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

11464

Doppelmensch (Der); schwank in 3 akten. von
Wilhelm Jacoby und Arthur Lippschitz. 73
p. 12". Printed.

© Ic. May 3, 1911 ; D : 24172 ; Eduard Bloch,
Berlin. 11449

-See also Two of him.

Dora Thome — Continued.

or, The lodge keeper's daughter, a domes-

Dora; a drama in 5 acts, by T. H. Davis. 57 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Thomas Henrv Davis. Wilkinsburg, Pa.;
D : 14253, Nov. 10, 1908 ; 2c. Nov. 10, 1908.

11450

Dora and diplomacy; or, A woman of uncom.-
mon sense, a burlesque, by F. C. Burnand.

© Imre Kiralfy, New York; 1878:3195.
Mar. 15. 11451

Dora Deane; dramatization of Mary J. Holmes's
novel of tlie same name, in 4 acts, by G. M.
Anderson. 65 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 16, 1915 ; D : 41617 ; Georse M.
Anderson, Princeton, Ind. 11451a

Dora, the detective. See D. D.

Dora Thome; an actinc ed. as dramatized from
the famous novel [of Charlotte M. Braeme] by
E. Laurence Lee. 76 p. 16°.

© C. S. Sullivan, East St. Louis, 111.; D:
6797, June 9, 1905; 2c. June 14, 1905. 11452

Charlotte M. Braeme's sensational love ro-

mance in 4 acts, dramatic version by Henry
Belmar. 2 p. 1., 72 p. f. Typewritten.

© Emanuel A. Schiller. New York; D:
636. July 5, 1901; 2c. July 16, 1901. 11453

a di'ama in 4 acts, dramatized by Alice H.

Brown, from book by Bertha M. Clay [pseud,
of Charlotte M. Braeme] Clyde, O., Ames'
publishing? co., 1901. 38 p. 12°. (On cover:
Ames' series of standard and minor drama,
no. 446)

© Ames pub. co., Clvde, O. ; D:9624, Dec.
12. 1906 ; 2c. Dec. 12, 1906. 11454

a dramatic composition in 4 acts, synopsis

and cast included, cover-title, 65 p. 8°.
Printed.

© Georsre Eucjene Crowder. Sprinfrfield, 111. ;
D : 6802. June 10, 1905 ; 2c. June 10, 1905.

11455

a dramatization in 4 acts of Bertha M.

Clay's [Charlotte M. Braeme's] celebrated
story of same name, by AV. C. Herman. Chi-
cago, III., The Chicago manuscript co., 1914.
[OiS] p. f°. Mimeographed.

© Ic. Oct. 21, 1914; D: 38577; Alexander
Byers, Chicago. 11455a

tabloid comedy drama in 3 acts, by Charles

tic drama in 4 acts, by W. L. Roberts.

© William Lynch Roberts, Chicago; D:
1532, Mar. 7, 1902. 11456

— See also "Wedded and parted.

Hart. Chicago, Chicago manuscript co., 1915.
31 p. f". Mimeographed.

© June 28, 1915; 2c. July 10, 1915; D:
41205: Alexander Byers. Chicago. 11455b

Dora's joke; a comedy in 1 act, by H. H. Pattee.
14 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Herbert Horton Pattee, New York ; D :
525, May 29, 1901; 2c. June 6, 1901. 11457

Dora's oath; an original drama in 4 acts, by
H. A. Johnston.

© Harry A. Johnston. United States ; 1877 :
859, Jan. 20. 11458

Dora's prisoner. See Dorothy Creigh.

Dora's reformation; play in 3 acts, by N. C.
Durham. [1], 51 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 7. 1913 ; D : 32862 ; Northrup C.
Durham, New York. 11459

Dorcasina; an original American comedy in 4
acts, by Marie Walsh.

© Marie Walsh, Brooklyn; 1877:1009, Jan.
24. 11460

Dorette; operette in 3 akten, von H. von Wald-
berg und Julius Wilhelm, musik von Bruno
Hartl. Regiebuch ausgearbeitet vom ober-
regisseur Franz Graselli. IMiinchen, Drei
masken verlag. g. m. b. h., 1913. 129 p. 8°.
[Libretto only]

© Mar. 16, 1913: 2c. Sept. 18, 1913; D:
34464 ; Drei masken verlag, g. m. b. li.. Mu-
nich. 11461

Dorf (Ein) in Holstein. See Land-leben.

Dorfkomtesse (Die); operette in 3 akten, von
Pordes-Milo und Erich Urban, musik von R.
Danziger. Berlin. A. Fiirstuer, 1909. 144 p.
12». [Libretto only]

© Adolph Fiirstner. Berlin ; D : 15647, Apr.
17, 1909; 2c. Apr. 17, 1909.

11462

Same. Text der gesiinge. Berlin, A. Fiirst-
ner, 1910. 62 p. 12°.

© Mar. 17. 1910 ; 2c. Apr. 2, 1010 ; D : 20671 ;
Adolph Fiirstner, Berlin. 11463

— — • Same. Vollstandiges textbuch mit dialog
[etc.] Berlin, A. Fiirstner [1910] 128 p.
12°.

© Apr. 26, 1910; 2c. Slay 17, 1910; D:
21050; Adolph Furstner, Berlin. 11464

Dorfschulmeister (Der); tragodie in 3 akten,
A'on Willy Meyer. Chenmitz und Leipzig,
Mitteldeutsche verlagsanstalt. 58 p. 12°.

© May 2, 1914 ; Ic. July 17, 1914 ; D : 38024 ;
Mitteldeutsche verlagsanstalt, Chemnitz, Ger-
many. 11464a

549

11465

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

11487

Doricus; a flrama, by ^I. E. Whiting.

© Marie Emma Whiting, Boston; 1S05:
492S0, Sept. 28. 11465

Dorinda dares; comedy in 1 act, by R. Frank-
lin. 22 p. 4". Typewritten.

© ic. Apr. 21, 1910; D: 20855; Rufnrd
Franklin. New York. 11466

Dorine; an original drama in 6 acts, by L. A.
Lucy. 18 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Lizzie A. Liicv, Janesville, Wis.; 1889;
95G4, Mar. 2G: 2c. Mar. 26. 11467

Doris; a comedy of old New York, a play in 3
acts, by M. R. Cushman and P. Sainsbiiry.

© M. R. Cushman and P. Sainsbury, United
States; 1897: 42G91, July 27. 11468

a drama in 5 acts, by R. Drouet.

© Robert Drouet, Chicago; 1893:11182,

Mar. 3.

11469

— a society drama in 3 acts, by S. B. Alexan-
der.

© S.

Mar. 30.

Alexander, Boston ; 1885 : 7481,

11470

Doris Mannering; a comedy in 5 acts, by G.
Merritt. Typewritten.

© George Merritt, San Francisco; 1900 A:
23486, Sept. 21; 2c. Dec. 10. 11471

Dorise (La); drame lyriqne en 3 actes, de Luigi
Illica, tr. frangaise de Paul Ferrier, musique
de Cesare Galeotti. Paris, Enodi & cie., 1910.
2 p. ]., 56 p. 12°. [Libretto only]

© May 6, 1910 ; 2c. May 7, 1910 ; D : 20976 ;
Enoch & cie., Paris. 11472

Dornroschen. See Sleeping (The) beauty.

Dorothy; by A. F. Bianchard.

© Arthur Franklin Bianchard, Cambridge,
Mass.; D:3721, July 13, 1903. 11473

by T. G. Springer. Typewritten.

© Thomas G. Springer, Sacramento, Cal. ;
1900 A: 1196, Jan. 13; 2c. Jan. 13. 11474

-a drama in 2 acts, by W. O. Varney.

© William O. Varney, Boston; 1898:13149,
Feb. 23. 11475

Dorothy Creigh; or, Dora's prisoner, a drama
of the Revolution, in 5 acts, by Edwin Clay.
67 p. obi. f. Typewritten.

© Edgar S. Maclay, Brooklyn; 1890:25.36.3.
Aug. 15 ; 2c. Aug. 15. 1 1476

Dorothy dares. See Winning a wager.

Dorothy Delaro; or. The nameless, a drama, by
E. A. Bryant and L. B. Mason.

© Elizabeth A. Bryant and T^. Bond IMason,
East Saginaw, Mich. ; 1889 : 274S4, Sept. 9.

11477

Dorothy Q; play in 4 acts, by C D. MacKay.
[106] p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. May 15, 1914; D: 37040; Constance
D'Arcy MacKay, New York. 11477a

Dorothy Russell's awakening; dramatic sketch,
by T. F. Hanlon. 14 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 26, 1910; D: 20031; Thomas
Francis Hanlon, Chicago. 11478

Dorothy, the Puritan; a comedy drama in 4
acts, by Estelle Clayton.

© Isabelle Evesson, New York ; 1897 : 25483,
Apr. 24. 11479

Dorothy Webb; drama in 4 acts, by H. Siegel.
23 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 9, 1909; D : 16749 ; Henrietta
Siegel, New York. 11480

Dorothy's dilemma; a comedy, by L. Jordan.

© Leopold Jordan, New York ; 1891 : 30538,
Aug. 28. 11481

Same. 87 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Leopold Jordan, New York ; 1891 : 18851,
May 23 ; 2c. May 23. 11482

Dorothy's diplomacy; a comedy in 1 act. by
T. B. Donaldson. 8 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Thomas B. Donaldson, Philadelphia ; D :
72.58, Sept. 14, 1905; 2c. Sept. 14, 1905. 11483

Dorothy's lovers; a comedy in 1 act, by C
Thorpe. Typewritten.

© Courtenay Thorpe, London; 1900 A:
30824, Dec. 21; 2c. Jan. 5, 1901. 11484

Dorothy's masquerade; or, A woman on the
school board, a comedy in 7 acts by C. F.
Bradford.

© Carrie F. Bradford, Brooklyn; D : 82.54,
Mar. 19, 1906. 11485

Dorrits (The); a comed.v in 3 acts, by Marga-
ret ALiyo (Margaret Mayo Selwyn) from a
German play by Franz von Schoenthan
founded upon Charles Dickens' Little Dorrit.
104 p. 4°. Typewi-itten.

© Mrs. Edgar Selwvn.New York; D: 1.5923,
May 22, 1909 ; 2c. May 28, 1909. 11486

Dos (Los) amores; zarzuela dram;1tica en im
prologo y 4 cuadros, original de Javier de
Burgos, nifisica del maestro Arturo Saco del
Yalle. Madrid [Sociedad de autores espa-
fioles] 1911. 46 p. 12°. [Libretto only]

© Dec. 30, 1911 ; 2c. Jan. 2, 1912 ; D : 28157 ;
Javier de Burgos, Madrid. 11487

Dos (Los) cadetes; farsa comica en 3 actos, di-
vididos en 7 cuadros, en prosa, original de
Maiuiol Fernfindez do la Puente y Carlos Al-
len-Perkins. Madrid [Sociedad de autores
espanoles] 1914. 75 p. 12".

© Mar. 1.5. 1915; Ic. IMar. 17, 1915; D:
40090; M. Fernrmdez de la Puente y C. Allen-
Perkins, Jladrid. 11487a

550

11488

COPYETGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

11506

Dos (Los) incluseros. See Boda (La) de lupe,

Dos (Las) vereas; zarzuela comica de costum-
bres andnluzas. original y en prosa de F.
Pintado de la Roche, ninsica del maestro R.
Sclnchez Redondo. Madrid [Sociedad de au-
tores espanoles] 1910. 32 p. 12°, [Libretto
only]

© May 23, 1910; 2c. May 24, 1910; D:
21151; Francisco Pintado de la Roche, Ma-
drid. 11488

Dos (Los) viejos; zarzuela comica en 1 acto,
dividido en 3 cuadros, en prosa, original de A.
Dominsiiez, mdsica del maestro San Felipe.
Madrid [Sociedad de autoros espanoles] 1909.
42 p. 12". [Libretto only]

© July 2, 1909 ; 2c. .July 14, 1909 ; D : 162.54 ;
Antonio Dominguez, Madrid. 11489

Dose (A) of his own medicine; musical comedy,
by Ed Chrissie.

© Al. W. Filson, United States; 1898:
42917, July IS ; 2c. July 16. 11490

Dot; comedy in 4 acts, by W. Frank. [2], 138
p. f". Typewritten.

© Ic. June IS, 1913; D: 33529; Waldo
Frank, Paris. 11491

or. Just for fun, a sensational comedy-

drama in 5 acts, by C. P. Bi*o\vn.

© Charles P. Brown, Brooklyn; 1887:
24381, Sept. 24. 11492

Dot Dimple; a sensational drama in 4 acts, by
Eunice Goodrich.

© William Pottle, jr., Chicago ; 1891 : 18181,
May 18. 11493

Dot entertains; farce, by Elizabeth F. Guptill.
Lebanon, O., March brothers, 1912. 3 p. 8°.

© Sept 9, 1912 ; 2c. Sept. 12, 1912 ; D : 30820 ;
March bros., Lebanon, O. 11494

Dot insane crazytic; a farce comedy in 4 acts,
by Marion Eddy [pseud, of M. F. Delanoy]

© Marian F. Delanoy, Alameda, Cal. ; 1898 :
37637, June 20. 11495

See also It's contagious.

Dot mad tog; a Dutch sketch in 1 scene, by
McDermott and Trumble. New York, Happy
hours company.

© Happy hours co.. New York ; 1875 : 7651,
July 22; 2c. July 28. 11496

Dot madrimonial adverdisement; a Dutch
sketch in 1 scene, by McDermott and Trum-
ble. New York, Happy hours company.

© Happy hours co.. New York ; 1875 : 76.50,

July 22 ; 2c. July 28. 11497

Dot quied lotgings; a Dutch sketch in 1 scene,

by aicDermott & Trumble. New York, Happy

hours company.

© Happy hours co.. New York ; 1875 : 10551,
Oct. 13; 2c. Nov. 5. 11498

551

Dot, the harum-scarum; an original American
comedy drama, by H. Winslow.

© Herbert Hall Winslow, Chicago; 1885:
13075, June 13. 11499

Dot, the miner's daughter; or, One glass of
wine, a drama in 4 acts, by Lizzie May Elwyn.
Clyde, O., Ames' publishing company [1888]
1 p. 1., 36 p. 12°. ( [ Ames' series of standard
and minor drama, no. 254] )

© Ames pub. co., Clyde O. ; 1888: 6784, TMar.
5;2c. Mar. 14. 11500

Dote and antidote. See Germ (The) of love.

Dote (La) de la Chavala; sainete en 1 acto y
en prosa, original de J. Palacios Gil. Madrid
[Sociedad de autores espanoles] 1914. 33 p.
12".

© Sept. 17, 1914; Ic. Sept. 21, 1914; D:
38189; Javier Palacios Gil, Madrid. 11500a

Dots and dashes; a railroad drama of the tele-
graph, by J. P. Tillson. 49 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Jesse P. Tillson, Toledo, O. ; D : 1818,
May 2, 1902; Ic. June 6, 1902; Ic. June 21,
1902. 11501

Dot's burglar; a 1 act play, by B. K. Phillips.

© Bettine K. Phillips, New York; 1806:
26312, Apr. 29. 11502

Dotted (The) Jew. See Pintele (Das) Yid.

Dottie; play in 1 act, by J. Goldberg and R.
Warner. 16 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. .Tan. 31. 1911 ; D : 23227 ; Jack Gold-
berg and Richard Warner, New York. 11503

Dotty's unawakened dream; a musical comedy,
by W. C. Hamblen. 10 p. f». Typewritten.
[Words only]

© William C. Hamblen, Cambridge, Mass. ;
D : 12459, Feb. 29, 1908 ; 2c. Feb. 29, 1908.

11504

Double action romance; an original farce in 1
act, by Ernest S. Jaros.

® Ernest A. Fink, New York ; D : 7360 Oct.
4, 1905. 11505

Double alarm; or, His last assignment, a
newspaper drama in 1 act, by C. E. Van Loan.
13 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 9, 1910; D: 20397; Charles E.
Van Loan, New York. 11506

Double (The) chest mystery. See Abdel Ka-
dir's Egyptian mythology and transforma-
tions.

Double (The) code; play in 1 act, by C. G. Arm-
strong. [7] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 14, 1915 ; D : 42482 ; Carl Gilmore
Armstrong. New York. 11506q,

11507

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

11526

Double (A) contract; a sketch in 1 act, by B,
Simon. G p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 11, 1912; D: 29008; Blanche
Simon, Bultimore, 11507

Double (The) courtship; comerly In 3 acts, by
S. O'Connell. [29] p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 16, 1915; D: 42509; Seumns
O'Connell, New York. 11507a

Double (The) cross; a comedy drama in 3 acts,
by C. D. Lancaster. Scenario. 5 p. t°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. July 15, 1909; D:1G299; Charles
David Lancaster, Shelby ville, Ind. 11508

a drama in 3 acts, by T. Rosenberg. 10 p.

f". T.vpewritten.

© Theresa Rosenberg, Rochester, N. Y. ;
D: 90S0, Sept. 8, 1906; 2c. Sept. 8, 1906. 11509

— a dramatic episode on the Yellow peril, by

W. E. Longfellow.

© Wilbert E. Longfellow, Providence, R. I. ;
D : 15500, Apr. 7, 1909. 11510

1 act play of China, by AV. M. Wright, jr.

11 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. June 28, 1915 ; D : 41104 ; Wm. IMason
Wright, jr., Newark, N. J. 11510a

— 1 act sketch, by G. H. Mason. [2], 10 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 1, 1915 ; D : 42378 ; Carl H. Ma-
son, New York. 11510b

play in 1 act, by Howard Fielding [pseud.

of C. W. Hooke] 11 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 27, 1912 ; D : 30364 ; Charles W.
Hooke, New York. 11511

by R. A. Donnan. 3 p. f°. Typewrit-

ten.

© Ic. Aug. 30, 1912 ; D : 30707 ; R. A. Don-
nan, Kansas City, Mo. 11512

— vaudeville sketch, by F. W. Tebbetts. [1],
20 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© le. Aug. 9, 1912 ; D : 30487 ; Forrest AV.
Tebbetts, Lincoln, Neb. 11513

See also Mayor's (The) veto.

Double crossed; a 1 act play, by W. O. McGee-
han. 34 p. obi. 24". Typewritten.

© W. O. McGeehan, San Francisco; D:
15233, Mar. 3, 1909; 2c. Mar. 3, 1909. 11514

western comedy playlet, by H. L. Roberts.

18 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 14, 1913 ; D : 33489 ; Harry Leigh
Roberts, Fowler, Col. 11515

Double-dealer (The) See Masterpieces of the
English drama: William. Congreve.

Double (A) deception; a comedy in 1 act, by
Arthur Lewis Tubbs. Boston, AV. H. Baker
& CO., 1901 [1900] 24 p. 12°. (Baker's edi-
tion of plays)

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston; 1900 A:
26462, Oct. 24; 2c. Nov. 19. 11516

Double (A) divorce; by AV. J. Newton.

© W. J. Newton, AVashington ; 1898 : 13413.
•Feb. 24. 11517

farce comedy in 1 act, 5 scenes, by K. S.

Hayes (Mary aiarkwell) 221 p. f. Type-
written.

© Kate Simpson Hayes, AA^innipeg, Canada ;
D : 3749, July 22, 1903 ; 2c. July 22, 1903.

11518

Double (A) election; a farce in 1 act, by E. C.
AVhalen.

© A. D. Ames, Clyde, O. ; 1887 : 32991, Dec.
19. 11519

Double ender. See Double n-der.

Double (A) engag'ement; by W. J. Jones. 9 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© AA'ill .T. Jones, Covington, Ky. ; D:1347,
Jan. 24, 1902; Ic. Jan. 27, 1902. 11520

or, Wanted a housekeeper, by AV. J. Jones.

9 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 12, 1910; D : 20463 ; AVill J.
Jones, New Yorlc. 11521

Double (The) game; drama in 3 acts, by M.
Baring. {In English review, Sept., 1911)

© Sept. 1, 1911 ; 2c. Oct. 12, 1911 ; D : 25495 ;
Maurice Baring, London. 11522

operetta, by G. Griswold. [2], 17 p. 4°.

Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Oct. 17, 1910 ; D : 22300 ; Grace Gris-
wold, (Chicago. 11523

play in 3 acts, by M. Baring. [85] p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 14, 1911; D: 25142; Maurice
Baring, London. 11524

Double (A) header; play in 3 acts, by S. Drumb,
reconstructed from. A six handed game. 100
p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. IS, 1915; D: 40102; Samuel
Drumb, Bandon, Or. 11524a

Double (A) knot; a farcial absurdity in 1 act
and 2 consequences, by C. Gayler.

© Charles Gayler, United States; 1876:
13403, Dec. 4. 11525

Double (A) lesson; comedy in 1 act, by B. C.

Stephenson.

© Wm. Clarke Stewart, New York; 1897:
.50174, Sept. 8. 11526

652

11527

COPYBIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

11549

Double (A) life; comedy drama in 4 acts, by F.
Duniont.

© Frank Dumont, Pliiladelphia ; 1884:
26171, Dec. 27. 11527

a drama in a prologue and 3 acts, by C. T.

Dazey.

© C. T. Dazey, Cambridge, Mass.; 1880:
7209, May 8. 11528

a drama in 5 acts, by Eliza Thompson.

© M. Hamilton, Corry, Pa.; 1884:19247,
Sept. 25 ; 2c. Oct. 25. 11529

drama in 4 acts, by E. M. Greening. [66]

p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 29, 1915; D : 42370 ; Evanaeline
Marion Greening, St. Paul. 11529a

drama in 4 parts, picturing the life of a

Double (The) marriage — Continued.

romantic drama in 5 acts, from the French

young Englishman in America, by C. Theo.
Richardson. 33 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 25, 1912 ; D : 31458 ; Carlitus T.
Richardson, Portland, Me. 11530

— dramntic composition, by M. Le Baron
[i. e., Mary Le Baron (Andrews) Urie]

© Marie Le Baron, Washington; 1887:
21504, Aug. 22. 11531

— a play-drama in 6 tableaux, by C. W. Barry.
© Charles W. Barry, New York ; 1878 : 8343,

July 18. 11532

— a play in 4 acts, by Rinehart Roberts

[pseud, of M. R. Rinehart]

© Mary Roberts Rinehart, Pittsburgh,; D:
9373, Oct' 24, 1906. 11533

or. The mystery of Hampton house, a

1870:
11534

drama in 4 acts and prologue.

© Charles Rollins, Philadelphia;
2498, Oct. 5.

— or, Where there's a will there's a way, an
original comedy in 3 acts, by F. F. Mackay.

© F. F. Mackay, New York; 1895:30907.
July 16. 11535

See also In self defense. — Micaliz. — Soul

(The) struggle. — Violet Dale.

Double (The) love; a tragedy in 5 acts, a drama
of American life, by A. D. Rees. Philadel-
phia, The John C. Winston co. [1907] 85 p.
12".

© Arthur Doughertv Rees, Philadelphin ;
D: 10276, Apr. 5, 1907; 2c. May 3, 1907. 11536

Double (Le) madrigal; comMie en 3 actes en
vers, par J. Auzanet. (Tn L'lllnstration
theatrale, 9" annee— 228, 4 Janvier 1913)

© Jan. 4, 1913; 2c. Feb. 8, 1913; D: 32228;
.Tean Auzanet, Paris. 11537

Double (The) marriage; romantic drama in 5
acts, by Charles Reade.

© Kate Stevenson (Kate Claxton) New
York ; 1878 : 14030. Nov. 30. 11538

of August Macquet, by Charles A. Stevenson.
New York, 1879.

© Kate Claxton, United States; 1879:562,
Jan. 13. 11539

Double n-der; or. One man's faith, drama of
the West in 3 acts, F. H. Ingersoll. [2], 98 p.
4°. Tj-pewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 3, 1912 ; D : 31030 ; Flora H. In-
gersoll, Grand Junction, Col. 11540

Double (The) oath; by J. E. Donohue and R. G.
McComas.

© Joseph E. Donohue and Robert G. Mc-
Comas, United States ; 1888 : 30061, Oct. 22.

11541

Double (A) play; a base ball comedy in 3 acts,
by M. Locke.

© IMarshall Locke, Indianapolis; 1889:
27100, Sept. 6. 11542

a playlet in 1 act, by G. Blum. 12 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. May 31, 1912; D: 29839; Gustav

11543

31,
Blum, New York.

Double (A) revenge; a drama in 5 acts, by J.
Parsons.

© Jessie Parsons, Los Angeles ; 1897 : 42338,
July 24. 11544

Double (The) shackle; play of the plains in 3
acts, by H. Booth. 112 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 13, 1910; D: 21333; Hilliard
Booth, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. 11545

Double (A) shuffle; a comedietta in 1 act, by
Henry Oldham Hanlon. Boston, W. H. Baker
& CO., 1891. 1 p. 1., 16 p. 12°. (Baker's ed.
of plays)

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston; 1891:
32735, Sept. 14; 2c. Sept. 19. 11546

Double (The) spy; play of the American Revo-
lution in 5 acts, by G. Currier Griffith. [3],
150 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 22, 1910 ; D : 22902 ; Geo. C. Grif-
fith, Cleveland. 11547

Double (The) standard; a 4 act play, by Gladys
Freeman. [121] p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 4, 1914; D: 38697; Gladys M.
Freeman, New York. 11547a

Double (The) standard of morals. See Prodi-
gal (The) daughter.

Double (A) tangle; 1 act play, by L. B. Foley.
5 p. 4". Typewritten.

© le. Jan. 9, 1913; D: 31922; Louis B.
Foley, Detroit. 11548

Double (La) taxe; de Ren6 Champigny. [3] p.
4". Typewritten.

© Ic. May 9, 1913; D: 33183; Gaumont co..
Flushing. N. Y. 11549

553

11550

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

11571

Double (A) tragedy. See Helene Fairfax.

Double (The) triumph; a drama in 2 acts,
from tlie story of Placidus in the Martyrs of
the Coliseum, by A. J. O'Reilly. New York,
D. & J. Sadlier & co.

© D. and J. Sadlier & co., New York; 187.5:
6542, June 21; 2c. June 21. 11550

Double trouble; a come<ly in 4 acts, a dramati-
zation of Herbert Quick's novel of the same
name, by E. P. JefCerson. 130 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Eugenie Paul Jefferson, Washington ; D :
12267, Jan. 28, 1908; 2c. Jan. 29, 1908. 11551

Double troubles; by C. H. and W. W. Potts. 29
p. f". Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 17, 1909; D: 17729; Charles H.
and William W. Potts, New York. 11553

Double (A) turn; by M. G. Winstock.

© Melvin Germaine Winstock, New York;
D : 1892, May 14, 1902. 11553

Double (The) wedding; a society drama in 4
acts, by A. Kahn.

© Arthur Kahn, Shreveport, La.; 1890:
892, Jan. 6. 11554

See also Bace (A) for a wife.

Doubles; a drama in 4 acts, by O. E. Young.
© Oscar E. Young, North Fayette, Me. ; D :
8623, May 31, 1906. 11555

Doubles or quits; a play in 1 act, by C. Skinner.

© Constance Skinner, Chicago; D : 12779,

Apr. 18, 1908. 11556

•play in 3 acts, by Adolph Edwards and

Ralph Morgan. 100 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 24, 1915; D: 41029; Flora S.
Wuppermann, New York. 11556a

Doubt and reality; play in 5 acts, by I. C.
Michels.

© Ivan C. Michels, New York ; 1874 : 11670,
Sept 14. 11557

Doubtful (A) victory; or. Love's stratagem,
farce in 1 act, by Frank Dumont. New York,
S. French; London, S. French, ltd., 1911. 8
p. 12°.

© Nov. 20, 1911; 2c. Nov. 20, 1911; D:
25801; Samuel French, New York. 11558

Doubting Thomas; farce in 3 acts, by C. T.
Stewart. 114 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 6, 1910 ; D : 20726 ; Caroline Tay-
lor Stewart, Columbus, Mo. 11559

Douflfdaffels (The); by M. Mawlette. 92 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Mona Mawlette, New York; D: 11976,

Dec. 23. 1907: 2c. Jan. 2. 1908. 11560

DoufEdaffels (The) — Continued.

singing satire on society in 2 acts, by M.

INIawlette. viii, 81 p. 4°. Typewritten.
[Words only]

© Ic. Nov. 13, 1911 ; D : 25751 ; Mona Maw-
lette, New York. 11561

Dougall and friends; a comedy, by Dr. H.
Craigie. San Francisco, R. Munk's print,
. 1894. 51 p. 8°.

© Henrv Craigie, San Francisco; 1894:
42503, July 30; 2c. Nov. 2. 11562

Douloureuse (La); play in 4 acts, by Donnay,
rentlered into English by Charles Alfred
Byrne, as presented by Madame R^jane. New
York, F. Rullman, 1904. 97 p. 4".

© F. Rullman, New York; D : 5750, Nov.
10, 1904 ; 2c. Nov. 10, 1904. 11563

Doute (Le); piece en 3 actes, par Daniel Jourda.
Paris, G. Siever, 1913. 218 p. 12".

© Nov. 8, 1913; 2c. Nov. 17, 1913; D:
35095 ; G. S16ver, Paris. 11564

Dova (La); or, A Parisian actress, drama in
5 acts, l)y Count M. G. de Dombnsle, English
version by J. A. Kane. 91 p. f°. Typewrit-
ten.

© INIaurice G. de Dorabasle, New York ; D :
4914, Apr. 13, 1904; 2c. Apr. 16, 1904. 11565

Dove (The) Sec Milady's boudoir.

Dove la verita? dramma, di G. Rocca. 26 p.
f*. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 20, 1910; D : 17982 ; Giovanni
Rocca, New York. 11566

Dove (The) supper; a 1 act musical comedy,
written and composed by A. A. Andros.

© Annie A. Andros, Cambridgeport, Mass. ;
1896 : 8567, Feb. 5. 11567

Dove (The) uncaged; a play in 1 act, by E.
Hamilton Moore. New York. S. French; Lon-
don, S. French, ltd., 1912. 23 p. 12».

© May 29, 1912; 2c. May 29. 1912; D:
29S26; Samuel French, ltd., London. 11568

Dovetta; comic opera in 3 acts, by B. Bancker.

© B. Bancker, United States ; 1884 : 8170,

Apr. 18. 11569

Down and out; by C. E. Parker. 15 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Clifford E. Parker, New York ; D : 9945,
Feb. 11, 1907; 2c. Feb. 11. 1907. 11570

by G. Nagel. 4 p. f". Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 24, 1910; D: 20282; George Nagel,
Newark, N. J. 11571

dramatic sketch, by C. R. Gore and G. W.

Schlosser. [9] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 12, 1914; D: 37829; Clara R.
Gore and Geo. W. Schlosser, Columbus, O.

11571a

5r)4

11572

COPYKIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

11593

Down and out— Continued.

vaudeville playlet, by Porter Emerson

Browne. 13 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 23, 1909; D:16SG7; Carleton
and Maud Hall Macy, Sheepsliead Bay, N. Y.

11572

Down and out Dexter; comedy in 4 acts, by
S. J. Oilman. 129 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 2S, 1913; D: 32471; Stephen J.
Oilman, Everett, Mass. 11573

Down (A) and out man out in a storm; play
in 1 act, by W. E. Carleton. 4 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Dec. 17, 1914; D: 39113; Walter El-
bridge Carleton, Chicago. 11573a

Down (A) and out Romeo; farcical comedy in
3 acts, by C. V. Brownlow. 60 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Apr. 21. 1911; D: 24022; Charles Vic-
tor Brownlow, Philadelphia. 11574

Down and up; a comedy drama in 3 acts, by
A. S. Hickman.

© Albert Scott Hickman, New York; D:
757, Aug. 15, 1901. 11575

Down another road; fairy play for children in
3 acts and a prologue, by H. L. Coffin. 18 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. l.'i, 1914; D:3849G; Helen Lock-
wood Coffin, Corona, Cal. 11575a

Down at Brook farm; by N. Litchfield. Type-
written.

© Neil Litchfield, Blissfield, Mich.; 1900 A:
9965, Apr. 19 ; 2c. Apr. 19. 11576

Down at Coney Isle; a burletta, by L. Beeson.
© I>ulu Beeson, New York ; D : 12417, Feb.
24, 1908. 11577

Down at Martin's; by Lincoln J. Kibbey. 67
p. f*. Typewritten.

© Major A. Hunt, Midland, Mich. ; D : 6874,
June 24, 1905, 2c. June 24, 1905. 11578

Down at Uncle Hiram's; a musical drama in 3
acts, by S. Miller. 36 p. 12°. Printed.
[Words only]

© Samuel Miller, Ilion.N. Y. ; D:7156, Aug.
24, 1905 ; 2c. Aug. 24, 1905. 11579

Down at Uncle Polk's; original vaudeville
sketch, in 1 act, by T. P. Morgan. 14 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Tom P. Morgan, Rogers, Ark.; D:6197,
Feb. 9, 1905; 2c. Feb. 9, 1905. 11580

Down Boston way; the New England comedy
drama, in 5 acts, by W. M. Roe.

© Wilbur M. Roe, Brockton. Mass. ; D :
571. June 12. 11581

Down Boston way — Continued.

original comedy sketch, by Mr. and Mrs.

T. W. Mullaly. 13 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 29, 1909; D: 17216; ThoS. W.
Mullaly, Fort Worth, Tex. 11582

Down brakes; a sensational drama in 4 acts,
by G. A. Ernst.

© H. S. Murdoch and Oeorgc A. Ernst, Ja-
maica Plain, Mass. ; 1871 : 12080, Dec. 20.

11583

Down by the Colorado; high class drama [in
4 acts] by M. E. Andrews. [13] p. 16°.
Printed.

© M. E. Andrews, Indianapolis ; D : 7781,
Dec. 29, 1905; 2c. Jan. 18, 1906. 11584

Down by the Golden Gate; a play in 5 acts, by
A. E. Rice.

© Alfred E. Rice, Portland, Or.; D:9760,
.Tan. 7, 1907. 11585

Down by the sea; domestic comedy drama in 4
acts, by P. Hunt. 83 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Phil Hunt, Boston; D:1917, Mav 21,
1902; 2c. May 21, 1902. 11586

drama in 5 acts, by H. J. Burns. [165] p.

f°. Ms.

© Ic. Aug. 21, 1911 ; D : 24991 ; H. J. Burns,
St. Louis. 11587

an original drama in 4 acts, by R. J. Don-

nolly. 74 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Robert J. Donnolly, Brooklyn; D:1075,
Nov. 9, 1901; 2c. July 17, 1902. 11588

Down East; a comedy drama in 4 acts, by J.
Adams.

© Justin Adams, Chelsea, Mass. ; 1897 :
42502, July 26 ; 2c. Aug. 31 ; 2c. new ed. Mar.
5, 1900. 11589

a drama in 4 acts, by H. R. Knapp.

© Henry R. Knapp, Oakland, Cal.; 1892:
26476, June 24. 11590

Down East folks.

© Wilson, Reid co., Pittsburgh ; D : 1646,
Mar. 17, 1902. 11591

by H. Le Marr.

© Harry Le Marr, Chelsea, Mass. ; D : 1549,
Mar. 10, 1902. 11592

Down for the count; play in 3 scenes, by D. W.
Deshler. [7] p. 12°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 27, 1915; D: 42565; David W.
Deshler, Cambridge, Mass. 11592a

Down home; a story of New England life, melo-
drama in 4 acts, by W. J. Jordan. 43 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© William Joseph Jordan, Boston; D:
8052. Feb. 24, 1906; 2c. Mar. 1, 1906. 11593

555

11594

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

11617

Down in a coal mine; or, Jane, the miners' pet,
a drama in 5 acts, by J. R. Beyer, n. p..
Evening herald print, 1889. 50 p. 12°.
(Beyer's drama, no. 5)

© J. Robert Boyer, Shenandoah, Pa. ; 1888 :
9521, Mar. 31; 2c. Mar. 2, 1889. 11594

• or. The fire damp, a drama in 4 acts, by H.

P. Halsey.

© Harlan P. Halsey, New York; 1873:
8628, July 30.

— See also For life.

Down in Dixie; a drama in 4 acts.

© T. S. Deuison, Chicago ; 1894 : 48255, Oct.
16. 11596

Down in Dixie the magnolia and the cotton
bloom; a play of the South, by Scott Marble.
Typewritten.

© Thomas H. Davis and William T. Keogh,
New York ; 1894 : 24209, May 14 ; 2c. May 14.

11597

Down in Hopkins; by D. A. Powers.

© David A. Powers, Central City, Ky. ; D:
2398, Sept. 27, 1902. 11598

Down in Injanny; an original dramatic episode
in 1 act, by Herbert Hall Winslew.

© Alba Hey wood, Chicago ; 1895 : 9249, Feb.
13. 11599

Down in Kentucky; southei'n play in 3 acts, by
B. Chesterman. 71 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 17, 1912 ; D : 30288 ; Bruce Ches-
terman, Chicago. 11600

Down in Little Rhody; a comedy-drama in 4
acts and prologue depicting life in rural Rhode
Island, by J. \V. Northup. 343 p. and 16 p. ef
plans. 4°. Mimeographed.

© Ic. Mar. 18, 1912; D: 29080; John Wood
Northup, Berkeley, Cal. 11601

Down in Maine; a domestic comedy drama in
4 acts, by M. Gibuey. Typewritten.

© Morgan Gibney, Oak Park, 111.; 1900 A:
15574, June 23; 2c. June 27. 11602

an original domestic drama in 4 acts, by

Charles Townsend. Boston, W. H. Baker &
CO., 1902. 48 p. 12". (On cover: Baker's ed.
of plays)

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston ; D : 2410,
Oct. 1, 1902; 2c. Oct. 20. 1902. 11603

Down in Mobile; by Mclntyre & Heath.

© Mclntvre & Heath, Astoria, N. Y. ; 1893:
45506. Oct. 11. 11604

Down in Oklahoma; by H. C. Candee.

© Helen Churchill Candee, New York; D:
1232. Dec. 20. 1901. 11605

Down in Paradise alley; comedy sketch, by
Henry L. Newton. New York. M. Witmark &
sons, 1913. 13 p. 12".

© Aug. 4, 1913 ; 2c. Aug. 5, 1913 ; D : 34011 ;
M. Witmark & sons. New York. 11606

Down in Peaceful Valley.

© Will Rossiter, Chicago; D : 7316, Sept.
25, 1905. 11607

11595 Down in Texas. See For the girl he loved.

DovvTn in the coal mine; play in 2 acts, by J. J.
Salmon. 35 p. 8". Typewritten.

© Ic. July 23, 1913 ; D : 33870 ; John J. Sal-
mon, Scranton. Pa. 11608

Down in the subway; or. Block at 59th street,
by Albert Cewles. 8 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Joseph L. Plunkett, New York ; D : 11190,
Aug. 16. 1907 ; 2c. Aug. 16, 1907. 11609

Down in the will. See Yankee tactics,

Down life's ruffled stream. See Light (The)
in the window.

Down Missouri way; melo-drama in 4 acts, by
E. Boeher. 31 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 4, 1912 ; D : 28931 ; Ella Boeher,
Webb City, Mo. 11610

Down Mobile; by Mclntyre & Heath.

© Mclntyre & Heath, Astoria, N. Y. ; 1893 :
45505, Oct. 11. 11611

story of southern life, by Lincoln J. Carter

and C. E. Sinn. 74 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© American anuisement assn., Chicago ; D :
6603, Apr. 29, 1905; 2c. Apr. 29, 1905. 11612

Down on the cape; a comedy drama in 4 acts,
by R. A. Barnet and R. M. Baker.

© Robert A. Barnet, Boston ; D : 3722, July
14, 1903. 11613

Down on the farm; a drama. Typewritten.

© Will Chesterfield Borah, Washington
C. H., O. ; 1891 : 21668, June 13 ; 2c. Nov. 23.

11614

ventriloquial comed.v in 1 act, by William

A. Haffert. [11] p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 7, 1911 ; D : 25967 ; Abram Don-
nelly, Lakeview, N. J. 11615

a Yankee rural comedy drama in 3 acts, by

G. W. Hancock. New York. S. French ; Lon-
don, S. French, ltd., 1906. 87 p. plates. 12°.
(French's American acting ed., no. 7)

© Samuel French, New York; D : 9450,
Nov. 17, 1906; 2c. Dec. 10, 1906. 11616

Down on the Su.wanee River; a farcical play,
by Robert N. Stephens. Typewritten.

© Thomas H. Davis, New York; 1895:
40166. Aug. 5 ; 2c. Aug. 5. 11617

556

11618

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

11640

Down on the Wabash; a comedy drama in 3
acts, by S. H. Speck and others.

© Samuel H. Speck, New York; 1898:
18964, Mar. 22. 11618

Down our way; or. The Harvard doctor, com-
edy drama, by E. Saxton.

© Evelyn Saxton, New York ; D : 5466, Aug.
20, 1904. 11619

Down, out and up; dramatic play in 4 acts, by
G. Schlotterbeck. [93] p. f". Ms.

© Ic. Nov. 28, 1910; D : 22673 ; G. Schlot-
terbeck, Pittsburgh. 11620

Down the Black Caiion; or, The silent witness,
a drama of the Ilocky Mountains in 4 acts, by
Forbes Heermans. Author's ed. New York,
The De AVitt pub. house, 1890. 40 p. 12°.
([De Witt's acting plays, no. 357])

© R. H. Russell & son. New York; 1890:
41275, Dec. 26; 2c. Dec. 26. 11621

Down the grand circuit; a musical comedy and
prologue in 3 acts, a romance and tragedy of
the grand circuit, by E. R. Lowry.

© p]. R. Lowrv, Pittsburgh ; D : 5240, June
27, 1904. 11622

Down the line; a comedy in 1 act, by W. J.
Citron. 10 p. 8". Typewritten.

© William J. Citron, San Francisco; D:
15876, May 17, 1909; Ic. May 17, 1909. 11623

Down the 0-hi-o; a homely romantic comedy
di-ama in 4 acts, by E. de B. Morris. 156 p.
4". Typewritten.

© Elenor de Berrein Morris, Brooklyn ; D :
6094, Jau. 19, 1905 ; 2c. Jan. 19, 1905. 11624

Down the river. »?ee First and last.

Down the Santa Fe trail; a pastoral and ro-
mantic play of western ranch life in 4 acts, by
F. Heermans.

© Forbes Heermans, Syracuse, N. Y. ; D :
4235, Nov. 12, 1903. 11625

Down the slope; a comedy-drama in 4 acts, by
A. E. Berg.

© Albert Ellory Berg, New York; 1891:

29611, Aug. 19.

11626

Down to massa's home. See Aunty Chloe.

Down to the cross-roads; a comedy in 3 acts,
by L. L. Coghlan.

© Lida L. Coghlan, St. Louis ; D : 11705,
Nov. 8, 1907. 11627

Down with arms; play in 4 acts, from the book
by Bertha v. Suttnei*, dramatized by N. Lew-
ton and M. Crighton. 84 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 7, 1913 ; D : 33246 ; Nina Lewton
and Marian Crighton, New York. 11628

Down with the bosses, the people shall rule;
by J. G. Dailey.

© James Gerold Dailey, Philadelphia ; D :
7006, July 21, 1905 ; 2c. of song, Aug. 16, 1905.

11629
Down yonder; a romantic drama, by B. Smith.

© Burke Smith, New York ; 1900 A : 7870,
Mar. 26. 11630

Downey; a drama in 4 acts, by M. Phister.

© Montgomery Phister, Woodburn, O. ;
1876 : 5594, May 8. 11631

Downfall (The) of a kid; play in 3 scenes, by
J. E. Car.son. [2], 5 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 9, 1913 ; D : 34257 ; Jules E. Car-
.son, New York. 11632

Downfall (The) of man; great spectacular com-
Pdy, by D. Howe.

© Den Howe, Spokane Falls, Wash. ; 1889 :
14867, May 16. 11633

Downfall (The) of Spain; or. The signing' of
the Hispano-American peace treaty, Dec.
10, 1898, at Paris, France, by F. H. and R. S.

de Candales.

© F. H. and R. S. de Candales, Lafayette,
La. ; 1898 : 73060, Dec. 15. 11634

Downfall (The) of women; a sensational melo-
drama in 4 acts, by J. C. Wright. 123 p. t".
Typewritten.

© James C. AVright, Walden, N. Y. ; D:
8704, June 15, 1906; Ic. June 16, 1906; Ic.
June 25, 1906. 11635

Downs (The) of Dover. See Treverton tower.

Downward (The) course; a temperance drama,
by Prof. Harris.

© J. B. Harris, Wilton Junction, la. ; 1871 :
7684, Aug. 17. 11636

Downward (The) path. See Man's enemy.

Downward path of folly; a melodrama in 4
acts, by M. Russell.

© Marion Russell, New York ; D : 47.57,
Mar. 19, 1904. 11637

Doyle brothers; a drama in 3 acts and 11 scenes,
by E. Harrigan. New version.

© Edward Harrigan, United States; 1878:
3922, Apr. 2. 11638

— —an original drama in 3 acts, by E. Harri-
gan.

© Edward Harrigan, United States; 1875:
1407, Feb. 15. 11639

Dozule; comedie en 1 acte, par A. Picard. {In
L'lllustration thgatrale, 9^ annee — 229, 11
Janvier 1913)

© Jan. 11, 1913 ; 2c. Feb. 8, 1913 ; D : 32227 ;
Andre Picnrd, Paris. 11640

557

11641

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

11660

Drache (Der) Grauli; drama in 3 akten, von
Max Dauthendey. Miinchen, A. Langen
[1911] 138 p. 12°.

© Aug. 25, 1911; 2c. Sept. 12, 1911; D:
25198; Albert Laugeu, Munich. 11641

Drachkov; Russian drama in 5 acts, by F. T.
Donnell. New York, William R. Jenkins
[1890] 66 p. 16°.

© Florence T. Donnell, New York; 1890:
19089, June 13 ; 2c. Sept. 11. 11642

Drachla; problem play in 3 acts, by R. B. Stacy-
Judd. 42 p. f". Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 27, 1915; D: 39814; Robert B.
Stacy- Judd, Minot, N. D. 11642a

Draft (The); a negro sketch in 1 act and 2
scenes, bv Charles White. New York, R. M.
De Witt.

© Robert M. De Witt, New York; 1875:
7712, July 23; 2c. July 29. 11643

1 act curtain raiser, by A. A. Sousa.

© Anthony August Sousa, Washington;
1899: 2911, Jan. 6; 2c. Jan. 17. 11644

Draft no. 303; an original drama in 4 acts, by
W. H. Flynn. Somerville, Mass., McDonnell
bros., 189i. Proof.

© Wm. H. Flynn, Somerville, Mass. ; 1891 :
34173, Sept. 25; 2c. Oct. 21. 11645

Drafted; a story of the Civil War in 4 acts, an
original comedy drama, by W. Haworth.

© William Haworth, New York; 1890:
14699, May 3. 11646

Draga of Servia; a melodrama in 4 acts, by
A. Pierra and B. Gerard. 63 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Adolfo Pierra, Philadelphia, and Barney
Gerard, New York; D : 3696, June 22, 1903;
2c. July 21, 1903. 11647

Drawees (Les) d'Hercule; pi^ce en 3 actes, par
P. Bilhaud et M. Hennequin. Paris, P. V.
Stock, 1903. 2 p. 1., 212 p. 12°.

© Paul Bilhaud and Maurice Hennequin,
Paris; D : 4773, Mar. 23, 1904; 2c. Mar. 23,
1904. 11648

Dragoman (The); melodrama in 4 acts, by E. E.
L. Benet. [79] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 28, 1914 ; D : 38345 ; Edith E. L.
Benet, New York. 11648a

Dragon (The) and the eaglet; play in prologue
and 3 acts, by G. Carpenter. [99] p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 25, 1911 ; D : 23467 ; Grant Car-
penter, San Fx'ancisco. 11649

Dragon (The) crest; a story of the Red Terror,
a play in a prologue and 4 acts, by Whitfield
Hainer. [64] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 10, 1914; D: 38764; Whitfield
Hainer, Providence, R. I. 11649a

Dragon-fly (The); musical play in 2 acts, by
W. he Baron. [51] p. 4°. Typewritten.
[Words only]

© Ic. Jan. 14, 1911 ; D : 23095 ; William Le
Baron, Yonkers. N. Y. 11650

play in 5 acts, by A. K. Harned. [1], 47 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 11, 1913; D: 34094; Ada K.
. Harned, New York. 11651

Dragon (The) of Dor; a terpsichorean romance
in 3 acts, by J. Page Wright. Fort Wayne,
Ind., W. D. Page [1907] 17 p. 12°.

© Josephine Page Wright, Fort Wayne,
Ind.; D: 11422, Sept. 27, 1907; 2c. Oct. 30,
1907. 11653

Dragon's (The) bride; or, Wong Fong. Type-
written.

© Anais Redin Moliere, San Francisco;
1899 : 24G91, Apr. 8 ; 2c. Apr. 8. 11653

Dragon's (The) claws; Chinese tragedy in 1 act,
by G. Carpenter. [3], 13 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Feb. 3, 1914; D: 35898; Grant Car-
penter, San Francisco. 11653a

Dragons (Les) de I'imperatrice; opera comique
en 3 actes, paroles de G. Duval et A. Vanloo,
musique de A. Messager. Paris, Enoch & cie.,
1905. 2 p. 1., 121 p., 1 1. 12°. [Libretto only]

© Enoch & Cie., Paris; D:6531, Apr. 17,
1905; 2c. Apr. 17, 1905. 11654

Dragon's teeth; American play in 4 acts, by L.
Pendleton. 93 p. 4°. T^iewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 31, 1910 ; D : 20001 ; Louis Pen-
dleton, Bryn Athyn, Pa. 11655

or. The mongrel, by M. B. Denny and R. R.

Denny.

© Melcena Burns Denny and Robert Roy
Denny, Seattle ; D : 15364, Mar. 17, 1909.

11656

Dragoon's (The) daughter; a comic opera in 3
acts, dialogue by I. W. Norcross, jr., music by
Herman Perlet. New York, 1895.

© I. W. Norcross, jr.. New York; 1895:
8751, Feb. 11 ; Ic. Feb. IL 11657

lyrics by I. W. Norcross, jr., music by

Herman Perlet. New York, 1895.

© I. W. Norcross, jr.. New York; 1895:
8750, Feb. 11; Ic. Feb. 11. 11658

Drahomira; a play in 5 acts, by I. C. Michels.
© Ivan C. Michels, New York ; 1871 : 10450,
Nov. 3. 11659

Drake; pageant play in 3 acts, by Louis N.
Parkei-. New York, J. Lane co., 1912. [8],
117 p. 16°.

© Sept. 17, 1912; 2c. Sept. 19, 1912; D:
30893; John Lane co.. New York. 11660

558

11661

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

11681

Dram (The) shop; sketch, by J. L, Withers. 9
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 12, 1914 ; D : 384G0 ; Joseph Law-
rence Withers, Chicago. 11661

Drama (A) in high life; play in 5 acts, by A.
Corbett.

© A. Corbett, New Yorlj; 1878: 1760, Feb.
9. 11663

Drama (Un) nuevo; drama en 3 actos, de .Joa-
quin Estebanez (Manuel Taniayo y Baus)
ed. with introduction and notes by .Tobn E.
Matzke. New York. W. R. Jenkins [1897] 2
p. 1., iv, 104 p. 12"'.

© William R. Jenkins, New York; 1897:
10478, Feb. 10; 2c. Nov. 19. 11663

Drama (The) of destiny; Karl Hanno, by A. P.
Gabbert. Quincy, 111., The author, 1900. 161
p. 12".

© A. Paul Gabbert, Quincy, 111.; 1900 A:
24023, Sept. 27; 2c. Sept. 27. 11864

a plav in 4 acts, by A. P. Gabbert.

Rev. ed. Quincy, 111., The author, 1903. 87
p. 12".

© Au2:ust Paul Gabbert, Quincy. Ill : D :
4141, Oct. 26, 1903; 2c. Oct. 26, 1903. 11665

Same. 2d rev. ed. Quincy, 111., The author.

1904. 87 p. 12».

© AuETUst Paul Gabbert, Quincy, 111.; D:
4787, Mar. 19, 1904; 2c. Mar. 19, 1904. 11665a

• Same. 3d ed. rev. Quincy, 111., The author,

1904. 84 p. 12°.

© Auiiust Paul Gabbert, Quincy, 111. : D :
5507, Sept. 6, 1904; 2c. Sept. 6, 1904. 11666
Drama of life; by Grace Strong, dramatized by
M. Adair. 36 p. f. Typewritten.

© IVIarsaret Adair, Owatonna, Minn.; 1900
A: 2364, .Tan. 26; 2c. Jan. 26. 11667

allegory in 1 act, by T. W. Heineman. [2]

p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 20, 1911 ; D : 2.5845 ; T. W. Heine-
man, Santa Monica, Cal. 11668

-a domestic play in 4 acts, by L. Carson.

116 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Lingford Carson, Liverpool; D:1981,
Apr. 28, 1902 ; 2c. Apr. 28, 1902. 1 1669

Drama (A) of the heart; by G. Wilson.

© Grace Wilson, Chattanooga; D : 1.5491,
Mar. 29, 1909. 11670

Dramas; [by] Ario Flamma, letter of Anatole
France, note by Prince Troubetzkoy, tr. by
M. E. Herrick. New York, 1909. 318 p.
front, (port.) 8".

Contents : The queen's castle. — Don Lucca
Sperante. — The stranger. — Nuvole Rosee. —
Fiannue.

© Ario Plarama, New York; A: 240141,
May 17, 1909 ; 2c. May 17, 1909. 11671

Dramas of California (Les dramas de la Cali-
fornia); drama in prologue, 5 acts, and 11
tableaux, by [S.] de Lapeyrouse,

© Frangois Mons and Louis Nathal, New
York; 1886:19933, Sept. 3. 11672

Dramatic (A) and pantomimic production of
the Spanish American war in miniature; by
A. M. Gillette.

© A. M. Gillette, United States; 1898:
29729, May 13. 11673

Dramatic episodes; by M. B. Cooke. Chicago,
The Dramatic publishing company, 1904. 181
p. 12°.

Contents : A court comedy. — Manners and
modes. — The confessional. — The child in the
house. — The lion and the lady. — Success. — •
Lady Betty's burglar. — A dinner-with com-
plications.— Reform. — When love is young.

© Marjorie Benton Cooke, Chicago ; D :
5960, Dec. 27, 1904; 2c. Dec. 30, 1904. 11674

Dramatic (A) evening; a farce, by .John Ken-
drick Banks. [New York, Harper & brothers,
1895] 1 p. 1., p. 158-164. 8°.

© Harper & bros.. New York ; 1895 : 60636,
Dec. 2; 2c. Dec. 3. 11675

Dramatic (A) incident; taken from real life,
by E. Yorke. [1], 12 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 28, 1913 ; D : 33915 ; Edith Yorke,
Seattle. 11676

Dramatic play; in 1 act, by E. Delaney. 7 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 4, 1909; D: 17621; Eddie De-
laney, Chicago. 11677

Dramatic reader for grammar grades; by
Marietta Knight. New York, Cincinnati [etc.]
American book co. [1910] 267 p. illus. 12°.

© Apr. 12, 1910; 2c. Apr. 14, 1910; A:
261161; M. Knight, Worcester, Mass. 11678

Dramatic (A) representation of the United
States railway mail service; by J. F. Kim-
ball.

© James Fred. Bissell Kimball, Waltham,
Mass. ; 1886 : 863, Jan. 9. 11679

Dramatic (A) treat; comedy sketch in 1 scene,
by R. Garnella. 8 p. f". Typewritten.

© Robert Garnella, Baltimore; D : 1632,
Mar. 21, 1902 ; 2c. Mar. 21, 1902. 11680

Dramatic works of Daniel Bedinger Lucas;
ed. by Charles W. Kent and V. Lucas, with a
critical introduction by C. F. Tucker Brooke.
Boston, Richard G. Badger, xi, 271 p. 12".

Contents : The maid of Northumberland. —
Hildebrand. — Kate McDonald.

© Aug. 21, 1913; 2c. Aug. 23, 1913; D:
342.50; Virginia Lucas, Richmond. 11681

559

11682

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

11690

Dramatic (The) works of Gerhart Hauptmann;
ed. by Luchvig Lewisohn. Authorized ed. v. 1.
Social dramas. New York, B. W. Huebsch,
1912. xxxvii, 649 p. 12".

Contents: Before dawn (Vor sonnenauf-
gang), tr. by Ludwig Lewisohn. — The weavers
( Die weber ) , tr. by Mary Mor ison. — The beaver
coat(Derbiberpelz),tr.by Ludwig Lewisohn. —
The conflagration (Der rote hahn),tr. by Lud-
wig Lewisohn.

© Jan. 6, 1913 ; 2c. Jan. 23, 1913 ; A : 332271 ;
B. W. Huebsch. New York. 11682

Same. v. 2. Social dramas, tr. by Ludwig

Lewisohn. New York, B. W. Huebsch, 1913.
4 p. 1., ix-xii, 523 p. 12°.

Contents: Drayman Henschel (Fuhrmann
Henschel ) .— Rose Bernd (Rose Bernd). — The
rats (Die ratten)

© June 20, 1913; 2c. .Tan. 15, 1914; A:
362154; B. W. Huebsch, New York. 11683a

Same. v. 3. Domestic dramas. New York,

B. W. Huebsch, 1914. xi, 539 p. 12°.

Contents : The reconciliation (Das friedens-
fest), tr. by Roy Temple House. — Lonely lives
(Einsame menschen), tr. by Mary Morison. —
Colleague Crampton (College Crampton), tr.
by Roy Temple House. — Michael Kramer (Mi-
chael Kramer), tr. by Ludwig Lewisohn.

© Mar. 23, 1914; 2c. June 27, 1914; A:
3765S8 ; B. W. Huebsch, New York. 11682b

Same. v. 5. Symbolic and legendary dramas.

New York, H. B. Huebsch, 1914. xii, 345 p.
12°.

Contents : The assumption of Hannele
(Hanneles himmelfahrt), tr. by Charles Henry
Meltzer.— The sunken bell (Die versunkene
glocke), tr. by Charles Henry Meltzer. — Henry
of Aue (Der arme Heinrich), tr. by Ludwig
Lewisohn.

© Apr. 16, 1914 ; 2c. June 27, 1914 ; A : 376589 ;
B. W. Huebsch, New York. 11682c

Same. v. 5. Symbol ic and legendary dramas.

New York, B. W. Huebsch, 1915. xii, 370 p.
12°.

Contents: Schluck and Jau (Schluck und
Jau), tr. by Ludwig Lewisohn. — And Pippa
dances (Und Pippa tanzt!),tr. by Sarah Tracy
Barrows. — Charlemagne's hostage (Kaiser
Karls geisel), tr. by Ludwig Lewisohn.

© Jan. 23. 1915 ; 2c. and afC. Feb. 16, 1915 ;
A : 393642 ; Benjamin W. Huebsch, New York.

11682d

Dramatics; comedy, by M. H. McClench, 12 p.
4°. Printed.

© Nov. 11, 1909 ; 2c. Dec. 11, 1909 ; D : 17676 ;
Marian Hill McClench, Springfield, Mass.

11683

Dramatische werke; [von] Bernard Shaw,
auswald in 3 bd. Berlin, S. Fischer verlag.
1911. 3 v. 12".

Contents : 1. bd. Unerquickliche stiicke. —
2. bd. Erquickliche stiicke. — 3. bd. Stiicke fiir
Puritaner.

© May 27, 1911 ; 2c. July 1, 1911 ; A— For-

eign 3145 : S. Fischer verlag, Berlin.

11684

Dramatist (The); play in 1 act, by H. L. Ham-
lin.

© Harry L. Hamlin, Chicago ; 1892 : 39330,
Sept. 29. 11685

Dramatist (The) at hom.e; a duologue in 1 act,
by K. Howard [pseud, of John Keble Bell]
New York, S. French ; London, Samuel French,
ltd., 1909. 15 p. 12°.

© Keble Howard, London ; D : 16005, June
5, 1909; 2c. July 1, 1909. 11686

Dramatization (A) of Hiawatha's childhood.
See Snow (The) image.

Dramatized stories, myths and leg-ends; by
Alice Cook Fuller. Franklin, O., Eldridge en-
tertainment house [1913] 56 p. 8°.

© Nov. 15, 1913; 2c. Nov. 26, 1913; A:
35S892 ; Eldridge entertainment house, Frank-
lin, O. 11687

Drame (Un) en chemin de fer; piece en 5 actes
et 7 tableaux, par L. Figuier.

© Louis Figuier, Paris ; 1891 : 24480, July 6.

11688

Dramen. See Gesammelte werke; [von] Bj0rn-
stjerne Bj0rnson.

Dramen und brief e. See Gesammelte werke;
[von] Bj0rnstjerne Bj0rnson.

Drames (Les) de la California. See Dramas of
California.

Drames et comedies; par M. Dupr^s. New
York, Cincinnati [etc.] American book com-
pany [1915] 180 p. col. front. 16°.

Contents : Barbe Bleue. — I^es amies du
Petit Chaperon Rouge. — Treize h, table. —
Pauvre Sylvie. — La belle et la bete. — La prin-
cesse Emeraude.

© Apr. 19, 1915 ; 2c. and aff. Apr. 21, 1915 ;
A : 398457 ; Marguerite Dupi-es, Tarrytown,
N. Y. 11688a

Drammer; playlet, by H. L. Bimm. [2], 12 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 18, 1913 ; D : 31998 ; Harry Lee

Bimm, Dayton, O. 11689

Drapp of Venice; by F. V, Heldemore.

© Flora V. Heldemore, Phillipsburg, N. J. ;
1892 : 42297, Oct. 19. 11690

560

I

11691

COPYKIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

11709

Drawing a badger ; comedietta in 1 act, by E.
Mitchell. 16 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 9, 1909; D : 16G65 ; Edmund
Mitchell, Los Angeles. 11691

Drawing a pension; play in 1 act, by E. Mitch-
ell. [14] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 18, 1912; D: 29410; Edmund
Mitchell, Berkeley, Cal. 11692

Drawing-room (A) car; some incidents of a
railway journey, a petite comedy in 1 act,
adapted from the French of Eugene Verconsin.
New York, R. M. De Witt [1876] 1 p. 1., 12 p.
12". ( [De Witt's acting plays, no. 204] )

© Robert M. De Witt, New York; 1876:
8904, July 31; 2c. Dec. 28. 11693

Drawing-room (The) stage; a series of original
dramas, comedies, farces and entertainments
for amateur theatricals and school exhibi-
tions, bv George M. Baker. Boston, Lee and
Shepard, 1873. 274 p. pi. 16".

© George M. Baker, IVIassachusetts ; 1872:
13866, Dec. 31 ; 2c. Jan. 25, 1873. 11693a

Same. Boston, W. H. Baker & co. [1900]

274 p. illus. 12°.

© Emily F. Baker, Wellesley Hills, Mass.,
in renewal for 14 years from Dec. 31, 1900;
1900 A : 17069, July 11 ; 2c. Aug. 24. 1 1693b

Same.

© by Emily F. Baker, Welle.sley Hills, Mass.,
as widow of the author, in extension for 14
vears. Renewal no. .512.5, Jan. 23, 1914. Re-
newal entry, July 11, 1900, no. A : 17069.

11693c

Drawing the line; satiric farcical comedy in
3 acts, by B. Wliitney.

© Bruce Whitney, Detroit ; 1886 : 4873. Feb.
27. 11694

Drayman Henschel. See Dramatic works of
Gerhart Hauptmann.

Dray town people; by E. Hovey-King. 41 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Elizabeth Hovey-King, Washington; D:
10081, Mar. 5, 1907; 2c. Mar. 5, 1907. 11695

Dream (The); by A. A. Corbett.

© Adolph A. Corbett, Chicago; D: 313.5,
Mar. 7, 1903. 11696

bv Ahram J. Ryan. {In Niagara Index,

May 15. June 1, 21, 1910)

© May 1.5. .Tune 1, 21, 1910; 2c. July 11,
1910; D: 21.524; Niagara Index, Niagara Uni-
versity, N. Y. 11697

by B. D. Marks.

© Bennett D. Marks, Chicago; 1900 A:
27942, Nov. 12. 11698

Dream (The) — Continued.

comedy sketch for vaudeville, by R. Fischer.

[1], 11 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 3, 1913; D: 34313; Robert
Fischer. New York. 11699

drama in 4 acts, by A. J. Lamb. 79 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 1, 1909; D: 17335; Arthur .T.
Lamb. New York. 11700

— drama in 3 acts, by L. Rosansky. [2], 102
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 3, 1911 ; D : 232^5 ; Louis Rosan-
sky, Brooklyn. 11701

— drama in 2 acts, by H. L. Terry. Los
Angeles, Norman V. Lewis, 1912. 35 p. 8°.

© Aug. 23, 1912; 2c. Aug. 29. 1912; D:
30794 ; Howard L. Terry, Santa Monica, Cal.

11702

play in 1 act, by M. Brender, N. Bennett

and F. A. Besuzzi. 2 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 9, 1915 ; D : 39912 ; IMax Brender,
Ned Bennett and Fred A. Besuzzi, New York.

11702a

by P. Boswell. 6 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Pavton Boswell. Chicago; D:7958. Feb.
7, 1906; 2c. Feb. 7, 1996. 11703

by R. Phillips. [2], 23 p. 4°. Type-

written.

© Ic. Mar. 21, 1913; D: 32743; Russell Phil-
lips, New York. 11704

and 2 scenes, by C. Bates. [36] p. f°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 26, 1913; D: 3.5471; Clyde .Tnck-
son Bates, Kalamazoo, Mich. 11705

— a play in 5 acts, by H. McG. McNutt. Type-

written.

© Husrh McGavock IMcNutt. Bessemer, .\la.;
1896 : 40794, July 13 ; Ic. July 14. 11706

— Same. 5th act. Typewritten.

© Huirh McGavock ^VTcNutt. Bessemer. Aln.

1896 : 62788, Nov. 17 ; Ic. Aug. 28.

11707

— play in 2 acts, by E. H. Hanna. 21 p. 4".
Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 27, 1911; D: 23479; Eliznbeth

Homing Hanna, Atlanta. 11708

v:estern drama in 1 act, by A. F. Cortes.

[2], 23 p. 4°. T.vpewritten.

© Ic. .Tulv 29. 1913; D: 33935; Armand F.
Cortes, New York. 11709

See also Honor of a woman. — Eeve (La)

Dream (The) a prediction. Sec Schtern (Der)
fon Praag.

5379—15-

-36

561

11710

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

11725

Dream and reality; or, The modern Romeo
and Juliet, in 5 acts, by G. W. Tackenberg.
40 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Chas. W. Tackenberg:, Cincinnati; 1895:
14978, Mar. 15; Ic. Mar. 15. 11710

Dream (A) and the awakening. Typewritten.

© Marjorie Benton Cooke, Chicago; 1900

A: 10968, Apr. 30; 2c. Apr. 30. 11711

Dream-boats (The); game in which you take
part, by S. Walker and Dugald Stewart
Walker. 37 p. 4°. Tj'pewritten.

© Ic. May 29, 1915; D: 40801; Stuart
Walker, New York. 11711a

Dream (The) book; farce in 3 acts, by A. N. C.
Fowler. 59 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© A. N. C. Fowler, Glens Falls, N. Y. ; D :
8534, May 16, 1906; 2c. May 16, 1906. 11712

a musical farce in 2 acts, book and lyrics

by A. N. C. Fowler. 72 p. f°. Typewritten.
[Words only]

© A. N. C. Fowler, Glens Falls, N. Y. ; D :
7332, Sept. 28, 1905; 2c. Sept. 28, 1905. 11713

Same. 69 p. 4". Typewritten. [W^ord.s

only]

© A. N. C. Fowler, Glens Falls, N. Y. ; D :
16167, June 26, 1909; 2c. June 26, 1909. 11714

story of Chanukkah, a 1 act playlet, by H.

Woolf. [Cincinnati, Ark publishing co., 1915]
15 p. 8°.

© Nov. 30. 1915 ; 2c. Dec. 8, 1915 ; D : 42443 ;
Henry Woolf, Providence, R. I. 11714a

Dream (The) bush; or, The trial divorce, play
in 1 act, by W. Wray, jr. [1], 17 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Apr. 15, 1913; D: 32955; William
Wray, jr, New York. 11715

Dream (A) by telephone; playlet in 1 act, by
D. E. Kaufman. [8] p. f. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 8 1910; D: 21757; Dewitt E.
Kaufman, Memphis, Tenn. 11716

Dream camp; or, A modern craze, written by C.
Robinson, composed by Walter S. Bigelow.
Rochester, N. Y., Gelhaar, Fleming & Bige-
low, 1890. 47 p. 12°.

© Charles Robinson, Rochester, N. Y. ; 1800 :
40527, Dec. 20; 2c. Dec. 20. 11717

Dream child; by J. T. Prince, .ir. 134 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© John T. Prince, jr.. New York ; D : 5504,
Sept. 2, 1904 ; 2c. Sept. 2, 1904. 11718

Dream children: play in 3 acts, by L. S. Lavine.
[71] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 29. 1915; D: 42606; Lawrence S.
Lavine, Philadelphia. 11718a

Dream (The) doctor; play in prologue and 4
acts, by J. Hay, jr. [150] p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Aug. 12, 1914 ; D : 37822 ; James Hay,
jr., Washington. 11718b

Dream-fig-ht (The); play in 1 act, by Wal Pink.
6 p. t". Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 7, 1912 ; D : 31621 ; Harry Calver,
" New Yorlv. 11719

Dream (The) girl; by O. A. Hauerbach.

© Otto A. Hauerbach. New York ; D : 11260.
Aug. 30, 1907. 11720

musical sketch in a pi-ologue, 1 scene and

an epilogue, book and lyrics, by J. G. Alex-
ander. 34 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Words only]

© Ic. Feb. 2, 1915 ; D : 39564 ; Joseph Grubb
Alexander, Allentown, Pa. 11720a

a nauti nautical musical comedy in 3 acts.

by J. Gorman. 65 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Li-
bretto only]

© Ic. June 27, 1912 ; D : 30116 ; Jack Gor-
man, New York. 11721

tabloid nmsical comedy in 3 scenes, by E. B.

Jepson. [3], 28 p. f. Typewritten. [Li-
bretto only]

© Ic. Sept. 10, 1914; D: 38082; Erwin B.
Jepson, New York. 11721a

— See also Puzzle girl.

Dream (The) in the fairy ring. See Jerry
Coyne's double.

Dream (The) interpreter; play in 4 acts, by T.
Burrow. [2], 160 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. .Tune 25, 1914; D: 37404; Trigant
Burrow, Baltimore. 11721b

Dream Island; a miniature musical comedy, by
B. Baremore. 14 p. 4". Typewritten. [Li-
bretto only]

© Ban-v Baremore, New York; D: 1.542.3,
Mar. 24, 1909 ; 2c. June 29, 1909. 11722

Dream kid; a comedy in 3 scenes, by T. Barry.
14 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Thomas Barrv, New York ; D : 14790, Jan.
11, 1909 ; 2c. Jan. 11, 1909. 11723

Dream love; comedy set with music, book by
IMelville W. Brown, lyrics and music by Marion
West. [2], 16 p. f°. Typewritten. [Libretto
only]

© Ic. .Tune 3, 1913; D: 33394; Earl C.
Sharp, Portland, Ore. 11724

Dream (The) maid, a musical comedy in 1 act,
by T. O. Reinstein. [l],4p. 4°. Typewritten.
[Libretto only]

© Ic. May 31, 1912: D: 29836; Irving O.
Reinstein, St. Louis. 11725

5()2

11726

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

11745

Dream (The) maiden; comic opera in 2 acts,
book and lyrics by Allen Lowe, music by Regi-
nald De Koven. 48 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Li-
bretto only]

© A. Lowe, New York: D:9134, Sept. 24,
1906 ; 2c. Oct. 25, 1906. 1 1726

nmsical farcical comedy in 2 acts, book and

lyrics by F. O. Drayton, music by Winthrop
Cortelyou. [140] p. 4°. Typewritten.
[Words only]

© Ic. Dec. 17, 1915 ; D : 42535 ; F. Otis Dray-
ton, Waverley, Mass. 11726a

— — play in 2 acts, book and lyrics by A. Lowe.
[98] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 27, 1912; D: 29197; Allen Lowe,
% Jos. W. Stern & co., New York. 11727

Dream (The) man; play in 4 acts, by F. W. E.
Richards. [2], 112 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 17, 1912; D : 31731 ; Florence
W. B. Richards, New Brighton, N. Y. 11728

Dream (A) of A. D. 2200; a comedy in 3 acts
ridiculing all those vngue dreams of the fu-
ture social and scientific development of hu-
manity as entertained by many modern writers.
4". Typewritten.

© Karl P. Hangl, New York; 1893:7821.
Feb. 10 ; 2c. Mar. 3. 11729

Dream (The) of a maid; play in 4 acts, by N. D.
Smith. 54 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 29, 1912; D: 30689; Nora Del
Smith, Decatur, Ind. 11730

Dream (The) of Adam Chump; by J. G. Ben-
don.

© J. George Bendon, Philadelphia ; D :
10077, Mar. 5, 1907. 11731

Dream of an autumn sunset; a drama, by Ga-
briele d'Annunzio, tr. from the Italian b.v Anna
Schenck. {In Poet lore. v. 1.5, no. 1, Jan. to
Mar.. 1904 ; periodical © Poet lore co., Phila-
delphia ; B : 76390, June 27, 1904 ; 2c. June 2,
1904) 11732

Dream of death; by D. Kramer. 3 p. f. Type-
written.

© Ic. Mar. 4, 1910; D: 20349; David
Kramer, New York. 11733

Dream (A) of Dickens; a protean sketch, by
B. Ritchie [and] Fred Evans. 8 p. 24°,
Printed.

© Ic. Apr. 1, 1912 ; D : 29384 ; Billie Ritchie,
New York. 11734

Dream (The) of Dorothy; play in 1 act, by
Freeman F. Tilden and L. D. G. Bentley.

© Leverett Duncan Gnnter Bentlev, New-
ton, Mass. ; D : 4000, Sept. 24, 1903. 11735

Dream (A) of empire; a drama in 5 acts, by
nobody-in-particulnr. San Francisco, Francis
Valentine & co., 1883. 46 p. 12".

© George A. Rankin. San Francisco; 1883:
4235, Mar. 7 ; 2c. Mar. 23. 11736

•a patriotic spectacle in 4 acts and tableau,

by T. S. Eaii and others.

© T. S. Earl, El Paso, Tex. ; 1900 A: 14870,
June 14 ; 2c. June 18. 11737

— See also Aaron Burr. — Traitor.

Dream of eternity; by Frances M. Nicol. 23 p.
4°. Ms.

© Ic. Dec. 4, 1909; D: 17619; Fannie M.
Nicol, Telluride. Col. 11738

Dream of fair women. See Vision (A) of fair
women.

Dream (The) of fortune; play in 7 chapters, by
W. E. Dentinger. 41 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Wiliet E. Dentinger, Washington; D:
13448, July 30, 1908; 2c. Aug. 10, 1908. 11739

Dream (The) of gold; or. The absentee, an
Irish drama in a prologue and 4 acts, by C. P.
Brown.

© Charles P. Brown, New York; 1876;
11384, Oct. 7. 11740

Dream (A) of Gulliver. See Whopper (The)

Dream (The) of happiness; musical drama in
3 acts, by A. McHenry. 22 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. .Ian. 14, 1911; D: 23090; Arthur O.
McHenry, Chicago. 11741

Dream (The) of his life; a fantastic musical
playlet, by A. Chevalier, music by Alfred H.
West. 47 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto
only]

© Albert Chevalier, Pevensey Bay, Eng-
land : D : 10720. June 8, 1907 ; Ic. June 8, 1907 ;
Ic. June 17, 1907. 11742

Dream (A) of liberty; a drama in 1 act. by
Henry Raeder. Chicago, The F. T. Petei'son
CO., 1903. 23 p. 4 pi. (1 col.) 12".

© F. T. Peters<m co.. Chicago; D : 309.3,
Sept. 23, 1903; 2c. Dec. 2, 1903. 11743

Dream (The) of Little Boy Blue. See Wishing
(The) well.

Dream (A) of love. Typewritten.

© Herbert Henry Davies, San Francisco ;
1898 : 35380, June 9 ; 2c. June 9. 1 1744

pantomime in 10 scenes [by] Paula Blum.

Rome, OfTicina poligraflca italiana [1900] 54
p. nar. 8".

© Attilio Boschi-Huber. Rome; D: 104.38,
July 25, 1900; 2c. July 2.5, 1906. 11745

See also Soliel, f eerie ballet.

563

11746

DltAMATlC COMPOSITIONS

ll7t>»

Dream (A) of Mother Goose, and other enter-
tainments; by J. C. Marchant, S. J. Mayhew,
and others. Boston, W. H. Baker & co., 1908.
20 p. 12".

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston ; D : 12213,
Jan. 20, 1908; 2c. Feb. 24. 1908. 11746

Dream (The) of New Year's eve; dramatic
sketch in 1 act, by L. Brindisi. [3] p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 29, 1911 ; D : 23772 ; Louis Brin-
disi, Lawrence, Mass. 11747

Dream (The) of Psyche Moss; play in 2 acts,
by W. L. Wright. 18 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 18, 1912; D: 31415; William
Lord Wright, Bellefontaine, O. 11748

Dream of Queen Elizabeth; by A. P. Barney.
11 p. r. Typewritten.

© Alice P. Barnev, Washington; D:4755,
Mar. 19, 1904; 2c. Apr. 20, 1904. 11749

Dream (A) of the flowers; a cantata for chil-
dren, by Nellie E. Case.

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston; 1899:
23188, Apr. 1 ; 2c. Apr. 24. 11750

Dream (The) of the opera; by Charles Horowitz.

© Maurice Klisto, Brooklyn ; D : 10523. I\Iay

8, 1907. 11751

Dream of the rarebit fiend.

© New York herald co.. New York; D:
11089, July 31, 1907. 11752

Dream of the U. S. A.; musical farce comedy
in 2 acts, by W. K. Boody. Printed.

© Oct. 26, 1910 ; 2c. Nov. 4, 1910 ; D : 22478 ;
Walter R. Boody, York Village, Me. 11753

Dream (A) on Christmas eve; entertainment
for children in 1 act, by Ina Home. New York,
S. French; London, S. French, ltd., 1911. 13
p. 12°.

© Nov. 20, 1911; 2c. Nov. 20, 1911; D:
25802; Samuel French, New York. 11754

Dream (The) peddler; modern comedy in 3 acts
and 2 scenes, by W. H. Clifford. 3 v. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 22, 1914 ; D : 37923 ; W. H. Clif-
ford, Los Angeles. 11754a

Dream pirates; juvenile vaudeville offering, by
T. A. Ileily. 9 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 25, 1913 ; D : 33623 ; Ted A. Reily.
Germantown, Pa. 11755

Dream (The) play. See Plays; by August
Strindberg.

Dream (The) portrait; an original drama in a
prologue and 4 acts, by R. M. Sterrett. 95 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Robert M. Sterrett. Battle Creek; D:
15668, Apr. 20, 1909; 2c. May 20, 1909. 11756

Dream (The) princess; an original comic opera
iu a prologue and 2 acts, by C. S. Head.

© Cloyd S. Head, Oak Park, 111. ; D : 10603,
May 20. 1907. 11757

an original fantastical comic opera in 2

acts, book and lyrics by C. S. Head. Chicago,
1910. 57 p. 8".

© Aug. 9, 1910 ; 2c. Aug. 11, 1910 ; D : 21773 :
- Cloyd S. Head, Oak Park, 111. 11758

Dream-stuff; by J. Snyder.

© John Snyder, Wellesley Hills, Mass. ; D :
12358, Feb. 13, 1908. 11759

Dream (The) that came true; comedy-drama in
3 acts, by Lindsey Barbee. Chicago, T. S.
Denison & co., 1913. 76 p. 12°.

© Oct. 20, 1913; 2c. Oct. 23, 1913; D:
34813; Eben H. Norris, Chicago. 11760

Dream (A) within a dream; comedy in 3 acts,
by H. P. Spencer. 114 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 7, 1911; D: 25153; Henry Per-
cival Spencer, Watertown, N. Y. 11761

Dream (The) woman; a drama in 3 acts, by
J. A. Dwan and R. A. Kasper. [3], 76 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 9, 1909; D: 16519; Robert A.
Kasper and Joseph A. Dwan, Evanston, 111.

11762

Dreamer (The); by H. Lechner.

© Hermann Lechner, Pittsburgh ; D : 5658,
Oct. 18, 1904. 11763

by M. lUington. 12 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 20, 1912; D: 28780; Madeleane
lUington, New York. 11764

an American play of today in 4 acts, by

J. C. Nugent. 119 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© J. C. Nugent, Canal Dover, O. ; D: 160.58,
June 12, 1909 ; 2c. June 12, 1909. 11765

a comedy drama, by A. E. Luzzi. 202 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Arthur Edward Luzzi, New York; D:
10581, May 17, 1907; 2c. May 10, 1907. 11766

a drama in 4 acts, by M. P. Hatch.

© Mary R. P. Hatch, Cambridge, Slass. ;
D : 9617, Dec. 3, 1906. 11767

by R. H. Real. 120 p. 4°. Typewrit-

ten.

© Ic. Dec. 13, 1909; D: 17692; Robert H.
Real, Baltimore. 11768

a fantastic comedy in 3 acts, by Charles J.

Campbell and Ralph McGay Skinner. 69 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© C. J. Campbell and R. ^I. Skinner, New
York; D : 2993, Feb. 14, 1903; 2c. Feb. 14,
1903. 11769

564

11769

COPYEIGHTED IN" THE UNITED STATES

11789

Dreamer (The) — Continued.

Irish coinedy in 3 acts, by H. M. D'Orsay.

[2], 13 p. 4". Typewritten.
© Ic. Jan. 2, 1914 ; D : 35530 ; Harriet M.

D'Orsay, San Francisco.

a play in 4 acts, by E. Walter.

11769a

© Engene Walter, New York ; D : 13680, Aug.
29, 1908. 11770

by J. E. Goodman. [3], 123 p. 4".

Typewritten.

© Ic. June 30, 1910 ; D : 21456 ; Jules Ecli-

ert Goodman. New York. 11771

— —play in 3 acts, by A. N. Meyer. [4], 114 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 12, 1912; D: 30909; Annie Na-
than Meyer, New York. 11772

Same. New York, Broadway publishing co.,

1912. [6], 114 p. 12".

© Dec. 7, 1912 ; 2c. Dec. 10, 1912 ; D : 31725 ;
Broadway pub. co., New York. 11773

Dreamer (A) of dreams; comedy, by F. Brueg-
ger. [1], 173 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 20, 1912; D: 28366; Frederick
Bruegger, Cliicago. 11774

play in 3 acts, by F. Bruegger. [1], 158 p.

4". Typewritten.

© Ic. June 25, 1913; D: 33603; Frederick
Bruegger, Chicago. 11775

Dreamers (The); comedy in 4 acts, by H. O.
Stechhan and M. Terrell. 118 p. 4". Type-
written.

© Ic. Mar. 28, 1910 ; D : 20608 ; H. O. Stech-
han and Maverick Terrell, Seattle. 11776

comedy in 3 acts, by E. Blondell. 113 p.

4". Typewritten.

© Edward Blondel, New York; D:8945,

Aug. 9, 1906 ; 2c. Aug. 9, 1906. 11777

— in 3 acts, by J. Wedekind.

© Julius Wedekind, New York; 1900 A:

29320, Nov. 30. 11778

•play in 3 acts, by L. Robinson. London and

Dublin, Maunsel & co., ltd., 1915. 5 p. 1., 68
p. 12".

© Feb. 10, 1915 ; Ic. Feb. 27, 1915 ; D : 39815 ;
Lennox Robinson, Ballymoney, Ireland.

11778a

— serious comedy in 4 acts, by W. J. Tweed.
81 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 15, 1914 ; D : 35662 ; Walter James
Tweed, Atlantic City. 11778b

— a vaudeville skit in 1 act, by J. Schrader.
6 p. f". Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 23, 1912; D: 30930; .Tack
Schrader, Pittsburgh. 11779

Dreamghost; play in 1 act, by C. E. Freybe,
from the German Traumgeist by the same
author. [2], 13 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 3, 1914; D: 36226; Carl Ed-
uard Freybe. Boston. 11779a

Dreaming; a grand opera protean sketch, by
N. A. Jennings. 4 p. 4°. Typewritten.
[Words only]

© N. A. .Jennings, New York; D: 11128,
Aug. 7, 1907 ; 2c. Aug. 1. 1907. 11780

musical comedy skit, by B. E. Gladstone.

[1], 9 p. f". Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Aug. 12, 1912; D: 30607; Billy E.
Gladstone, Utica, N. Y. 11781

Dreaming' Kelly; 4 act play, by E. Abbott. 120
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 13, 1909 ; D : 17357 ; Edward Ab-
bott, New York. 11782

Dreaming true; comedy in 3 acts, by E. M. Kel-
ley. [110] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 4, 1914 ; D : 39004 ; Ethel M. Kel-
ley, New York. 11782a

Dreamland; by A. Beletti, in 1 act.

© A. Beletti, Bridgeton, N. J.; 1873:4135,
Apr. 19. 11783

a fantasy in 1 act, by [A.] Russ Whj'tal.

20 p. 4". Typewritten.

© A. R. Whytal, New York; 1890:4114.5,
Dec. 24 ; 2c. Jan. 2, 1892. 11784

the story of 5 travelers on the Rhine, in 1

act and 1 scene, by W. Gill.

© William Gill, New York; 1879:9572.
July 21. 11785

Dreamland's gateway; or. The Land of Nod,
book by J. Searie Dawley and J. de Cordova,
music by M. de Forest Anderson, lyrics by J.
Searie Dawley, J. de Cordova and M. de For-
est Anderson. 240 p. f°. Libretto, tjT)ewrit-
ten ; music, ms.

© J. de Cordova, Great Britain; D:2265.
Aug. 23, 1902; 2c. Oct. 9, 1902. 11786

Dream ona; a travesty, by Lawrence Grattan. 12
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© L. Grattan, New York ; D : 11658, Nov. 4.
1907 ; 2c. Nov. 4, 1907. 11787

Dreams; by E. I. Joy.

© Elizabeth Ina Joy. St. Louis; D: 14468,
Dec. 7, 1908. 11788

— original comedy in 2 acts, by H. W. Styer.
31 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 11, 1910 ; D : 20768 ; Harriet Was-
son Styer, Oakland, Cal. 11789

565

11790

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

11809

Dreams — Continued.

sketc'li in 1 act, by D. M. Staley. [5] p. 4*.

T.vi)e\vritten.
© Ic. Feb. 23. 1911; D:2342S; Delbert

Moyer Staley, Boston. 11790

or. Fun in a photographic gallery, an

orif^inal comedy.

© Willie Edouin, New York; 18S0:43S1,
Mar. 18. 11791

or. My lady Clara, a drama in 5 acts, by

T. W. Robertson. New York, R. M. De Witt.

© Rol)ert M. De Witt, New York; 1875:
4125, Apr. 26 ; 2c. May 4. 11792

Dreams fulfilled; or, The story of Joseph and
his brethren, dramatized l)y A. Snider. War-
saw [Ind.] Indiauian steam printing house,
1875. 21 p. 24°.

© A. Snider, Princeton, Ind.; 1875:934.5,
Sept. 9; 2c. Jan. 31, 1876. 11793

Dream's realization; twenty minute playlet de-
picted from life, by H. F. Pfaff. [2] p. 4°.
Printed.

© Henrv Frederick Pfaff, San Francisco;
D : 14789, Jan. 11, 1909 ; 2c. Jan. 11, 1909.

11794

Dregs (The); a monologue, by J. Crawford. 11
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Jack Crawford, San INIarcial, Mexico ; D :
11354, Sept. 16, 1907; 2c. Sept. 16, 1907. 11795

Drei (Die) brueder; oder. Die hypnotizirte
braut, von G. Bergman.

© George Bergman, New York ; D : 7674,
Dec. 7, 1905. 11796

Drei (Die) briider von Daniaskus; lustspiel in
3 akten, von Alexander Zinn. Berlin. Ver-
triebsstelle des Yerbandes deutscher biihueu-
schriftsteller, 1913. 73 p. 12°.

© Ic. Apr. 7, 1913 ; D : 32939 ; Vertriebsstelle
des Ver!)andes deutscher biihnenschriftsteller,
g. m. b. h., Berlin. 11797

Drei (Die) grazien; lustspiel in 3 aufziigen, von
Oscar Blumenthal und Rudolf Lothar. Ber-
lin, F. Bloch erben, 1910. 110 p. 8".

© Ic. June 3, 1910 ; D : 21248 ; Felix Bloch
erben, Berlin. 11798

Drei kammerspiele: Witwer, Vor der hochzeit,
Im stift; von Gustav Esmann, autorisierte
iibersetzung aus dem danischen von Henny
Bock-Neumann. Berlin-Ch., Vita, deutscbes
verlagshaus [1908] 3 p. 1., 5-121 p. 12°.
(Bibliothek moderner dramen)

© Vita, deutsches verlagshaus, Berlin; D:
12259, Jan. 27, 1908; 2c. Jan. 27, 1908. 11799

Drei (Die) musketiere; drama In 4 acten, nach

Alexander Dumas erzjihluug, fur die biihue
bearbeitet von C. Kaisch.

© Carl Raisch, Jersey City; 1893:18017,
Apr. 12. 11800

Drei paar schuhe; lebensbild mit gesang in 4
bildern, frel nach Carl Gorlitz. von Jean Kren,
gesangstexte von Alfred Schfienfeld, nmsik
von Gilbert. Berlin-Wilmersdorf, F. Bloch
erben, 1915. 110 p. 8°. [Lil)retto only.]

© Ic. Dec. 2, 1915; D: 42389; Felix Bloch
erben, Berlin-Wilmersdorf. 11800a

Drei (Die) reiherfedern; ein dramatisches ge-
dicht in 5 akten, von H. Sudermann. New
York, E. Lederer, 1898. 134 p. 8°.

© Hermann Sudermann. Berlin ; 1898 :
75358, Dec. 24; 2c. Jan. 11, 1899. 11801

Drei siege; aus dem leben Friedrichs des Gros-
sen, 3 akte, von Leopold Adler. 119 p. 8°.
Printed.

Contents : Rheinsberg. — Pf affendorf . —
Sanssouci.

© Ic. Apr. 10, 1911 ; D : 23894 ; Erich Reiss
verlag, Berlin. 11802

Dreiviertelwelt; eine suite in 5 kapiteln. frei
aus dem franzJisischen des Charles Canon,
von Oskar Friedmann. Wien, Verlag Paul
Knepler, 1910. 82 p. 12°.

© Mar. 12, 1910; 2c. Apr. 26, 1910; D:
20887 ; F. W. Schmieden, Vienna. 11803

Dresden (The) china shepherdess; a comic op-
era in 3 acts, by L. B. Morse.

© Livingston B. Morse, New York; 1894:
54999, Nov. 24. 11804

Dresden (A) shepherdess; a pantomime in 3
acts, by V. Thompson.

© Vance Thompson, New York ; 1895 : 3121,
Jan. 10. 11805

Dresdina; a German pottery ballet divertise-
ment in 1 act.

© Bolossy Kiralfy, New York; 1887:3981,
Feb. 18. 11806

Dress; a comedy, by Olive Logan and W. Sikes.

© Wirt Sikes, United States; 1874:0817,
May 20. 11807

Dress (A) rehearsal; comedy for four males and

four females, by M. E. l\i. Davis. New York,

Edgar S. Werner & co., 1907. p. 134-202. 16°.

© Edgar S. Werner & co.. New York; D:

11331, Sept. 11, 1907; 2c. Oct. 7, 1907. 11808

— a comic opera in 2 acts.

© C. B. Cory, Boston; 1891:37545. Oct.
19; 2c. Oct. 19. 11809

566

11810

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

11829

Dress (A) rehearsal — Continued.

^ drama in 1 act, by F. M. Jones. 16 p. T.

Tj'pewritten.

© Florence M. Jones, Philadelphia; 1896:

42760, July 24; Ic. Aug. 1. 11810

a parlor comedy in 1 act, by Mrs. S. F.

Carroll. Pliiladelphia, The Penn publishing
company, 1906. 21 p. 12".

© Penn pub. co., Philadelphia; D:S888,
•Tuly 30, 1906; 2c. July 30, 1906. 11811

■a thirty minute sketch, by H. M. Cloude.

13 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© I-Iarrv M. Cloude, Cincinnati; D : 219,
Jan. 19, 1901; 2c. Jan. 19, 1901. 11812

See also Amazon (An) King. — On the

alert.

Dress (A) rehearsal in Squeedunk; a comedy
in 1 act, by William Diamond. 7 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Max Simowitch, New York ; D : 11238.
Aug. 27, 1907; 2c. Aug. 27, 1907. 11813

Dresser's (The) dream; by J. L. Ottenheimer
and H. N. Farrar.

© Jack I^. Ottenheimer and Herbert N. Far-
rar, Baltimore ; D : 6488, Apr. 5, 1905. 11814

Dressing' (A) case; musical farce-comedy in 1
act, by George A. Norton and J. B. Brockett.
8 p. 8°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© John Bvron Brockett, Norfolk, Va. ; D :
914, Oct. 2, 1901 ; 2c. Oct. 2, 1901. 11815

Dressing for dinner; a comedy in 1 act, by H.
Heaton. 24 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Harold Heaton, New York ; D : 6850, June
21, 1905; 2c. June 21, 1905. 11816

Dressing (The) gown; a farce in 1 act, by Rob-
ert C. V. Meyers. Philadelphia, The Penn
publishing company, 1902. 15 p. 12°.

© Penn pub. co., Philadelphia; D:1910,
May 20, 1902 ; 2c. May 20, 1902. 11817

Di'essing (A) room romance; by E. L. Waitt.
10 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ernest L. Waitt, Boston ; D : 10482, Apr.
24, 1907 ; 2c. Apr. 24, 1907. 11818

Dressur auf den mann; lustspiel in 3 akten, von
Alexander Kngel und Heinrich Stobitzer.
Wien. O. Eirich, 1913. 99 p. 12".

© Ic. Oct. 29, 1913; D: 34868; Otto Eirich.
Vienna. 11819

Drift (The); play in 4 acts, by A. S. Runyon.
[3], 136 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. June 12. 1914 ; D : 37298 ; A. S. Run-
yon, New York. 11819a

Drifted out to sea; or. Life amid the lowly
made happy by little Sunshine, a drama in
5 acts, by S. T. Wright.

© S. T. Wright, Kansas City, Mo.; 1887:
22210, Aug. 31. 11820

Drifter (The); character playlet in 1 act, by
S. M. Kelly. [2], 7 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 4, 1913; D: 33995; Samuel M.
Kelly, Milwaukee. 11821

Drifting; a dramatic comedy in 3 acts, by P.
Gibson. [75] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 16, 1910 ; D : 21809 ; Preston Gib-
son, Washington. 11822

a musical triologue, by E. T. Edgerton and

W. F. Felch, a dramatization by W. F. Felch
of an episode in E. T. Edgerton's novelette,
A voice in the darkness, orchestration by
Charles Lazare Schneider. 30 p. 4". Type-
written. [Words only]

© Ernest T. Edgerton and W. Farrand
Felch, United States ; D : 9S55, Jan. 16, 1907 ;
2c. Jan. 16, 1907. 11823

play in 3 acts, by E. L. Dudley. 97 p. 4".

Typewritten.

© Ic. July 15, 1913 ; D : 33796 ; E. Lawrence
Dudley, Camden, N. J. 11824

Drifting alone; a comedy drama in a prologue
and 4 acts, by A. P. Lloyd.

© A. Parlett Lloyd, Baltimore ; 1884 : 14544,
July 17. 11825

Drifting apart; by F. H. Cameron.

© Fred. H. Cameron, Owego, N. Y. ; 1874:
13185, Oct. 23. 11826

— — a drama, by James A. Heme.

© Katharine C. Heme, Dorchester, Mass. ;
1888 : 9002, Mar. 27. 11827

Drifting clouds. See Phyllis Denohr.

Driftwood; comedy drama in 1 act, by S. Bruce.
[1], 15 p. t". Typewritten.

© Ic. .Tune 25, 1914; D: 37406; Stanley
Bruce, Los Angeles. 11827a

drama in 4 acts, by O. Davis. [115] p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 30, 1911 ; D : 23794 ; Owen Davis,
New York. 11828

play in 4 acts, by E. Orr. 84 p. 4". Type-

written.

© Ic. Sept. 13, 1915 ; D : 41746 ; Edith Orr,
Newton, Mass. 11828a

by M. Morley. 95 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. July 12, 1915; D: 41211; Malcolm
Morley, Boston. 11828b

Drink; a drama in 5 acts, by D. Boucicault.

© Dion Boucicault, New York ; 1874 : 4105,
Mar. 26. 11829

567

11830

DKAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

11848

Drink cure; fantastic farce In 1 act, by C. P.
Gibiiey. 9 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 31. 1910 ; D : 20069 ; Charles Fran-
cis Gibney, Oshkosh, Wis. 11830

Drinking (A) husband; comedy sketch, by S.
Sniitli. [4] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 21, 1912; D: 28802; Sampson
Smith, Madison, Wis. 11831

Drinks for all; farce comedy in 1 act, by M.
Ferber. [1], 20 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 28, 1913 ; D : 348G5 ; Maurice Fer-
ber, Boston. 11832

Dritte (Der) gatte; lustspiel in 3 akten, von
►Sabatiiio Lopez, fiir die deutsclie biiline bear-
beitet von Otto Eisenschitz. Wien, Comoedia.
105 p. 12°.

© Ic. .July 11, 1914; D : 37532 ; Comoedia,
g. m. b. h., Vienna. 11832a

Drive (A) to Jerome; a four-in-hand sporting
sketch, by W. H. Lingard.

© William Horace Lingard, New York;
1872 : 8660, Aug. 13. 11833

Driven; play in 4 acts, by Temple Thurston.
65 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. .Tidy 18, 1914; D:37G18; Frederick
Harrison, London. 11833a

Driven away; a play in 5 acts, by Claude L.
Stewart.

© Emma R. Clark, Columbus, O. ; 1895:

60630, Dec. 2. 11834

Driven from Eden. See Man's (A) love.

Driven from home.

© Arnold Wolford and Owen Davis, New
York; D: 1536, Mar. 10, 1902. 11835

— a drama in 5 acts, by Robert McWade.

© Freeman sisters, United States ; 1871 :
8486, Sept. 11. 11836

— a drama in 4 acts, by W. Vershay.

© William Vershay, Albany; 1872:13167.
Dec. 14. 11837

— a drama in 3 acts, by Herbert Hall Winslow.
© George Kennington, New York ; D : 2344,

Sept. 17, 1902. 11838

a new American drama in 4 acts. 4 p.

obi. f

© William Miller, Charles Mitchell and
James Lanahan, Baltimore ; 1888 : 8742, INIar.
24; 2c. alar. 24. 11839

a play in 4 acts, by Annie Kernanan. 46 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© July 2. 1909 ; 2c. July 26, 1909 ; D : 16344 ;
James Edwards, Chicago. 11840

Driven from home — Continued.

or, A father's curse, a domestic drama In

4 acts, by H. H. Dunn. Clyde, O., A. D. Ames

[1885J 1 p. 1., 15 p. 16°.

© A. D Ames, Clyde, O. ; 1885 : 25067, Nov.
30; 2c. Nov. 30. 11841

Driving (The) rod; play in 3 acts, by L. Ellis.
3 V. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 15, 1914; D: 35707; Leila Ellis,
New York. 11841a

Dr0mme. See Fri os fra det onde.
Drohende wolken. See Schauspiele.

Droit au feu et a la chandelle. See Koyal-
trompette.

Droit (Le) de mort; drame en 2 actes. par J.
Gravier et A. Lebert. [49] p. f°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Jan. 27, 1914; D : 35805 ; Johannis
Gravier & A. Lebert, Paris. 11841b

Droit (Le) du pere; comedie-dramatique en 5
actes, par G. Rivet. Paris, P. V. Stock, 1908.
121 p. 12°.

© Gustave Rivet, Paris ; D : 12322, Feb. 7.
1908; 2c. Feb. 7, 1908. 11842

Droleen; or, Hunting the wren, a typical Irish
play. St. Louis, Father Dunne's newsboys'
printing department. 23 p. 12°.

© Daniel Courtnev, St. Louis; D: 12184. .Tan.
15, 1908 ; 2c. Jan. 8, 1908. 11843

Drone (The); comedy in 3 acts, by D. .T. Wood
and Guy R. Bolton. [90] p. 4°. Typevi^rit-
ten.

© Ic. Aug. 19, 1911 ; D : 24981 ; Douglas J.
Wood, New York. 11844

Drone (The) and other plays; by Rutherford

IMayne. Dublin, Maunsel & company, ltd.,

1912. 6 p. 1., 144, [4] p. front, (port.) 12°.

Contents : The drone. — The turn of the

road. — Red turf. — The troth.

© Feb. 7, 1912 ; 2c. Feb. 15, 1912 ; D : 29876 ;
Samuel Waddell, Mount Bellew, Co. Galwav,
Ireland. 11845

Drones (The); a play in 4 acts, by C. S. Smith.
[77] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 5, 1912; D: 28944; Charles
Stephenson Smith, Nashville. 11846

Dronningen af Montmartre; sangspil, 3 akter,
af Halvon Schmedes. 116 p. 4°. Typewritten.
[Libretto only]

© Internatl. copyright bureau, ltd.. London ;
D : 11468, Oct. 7, 1907 ; 2c. Oct. 9, 1907. 11847

Drop (A) of poison; comedy in 4 acts, by M.
Shaw.

© Mary Shaw, United States ; 1889 : 30348,
Oct. 7. 11848

568

11849

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

11870

Drop (The) of water; a comedy iu 1 act, from
tlie French of Jacques Noriuand, by George B.
Coale. New York, De Witt.

© A. T. B. De Witt. New York ; 1884 : 26386,
Dec. 30 ; 2c. Jan. 22, 1885. 11849

1 act drama in 2 scenes, by A. L. Bethel. 12

Drum-major (The); military operetta in 3 acts,

music by Jacques Offenbach, English tr. and

adaptation by Max Freeman and Edgar Smith.

© Rudolph Aronson, New York; 1889:

25123, Aug. 16. 11859

p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 15, 1909; D: 17105; Allan L.
Bethel, St. Louis. 11850

Drop the match; an original musical comedy,
by M. E. Hanley.

© IM. E. Hanley, Memphis; 1886:21059,
Sept. 20. 11851

Dross.

© Edmund A. Wheatley, Chattanooga; D:
10556, May 13, 1907. 11852

Same.

© Edmund A. Wheatley, Chattanooga; D:
12121, Jan. 4, 1908. [Note: 2 copies reed. Oct.
19, 1910, with title. Dross ; a strange drama of
American life in 4 acts, by Edmund Wheatley.
57 p. 16". Printed] 11853

a drama in 4 acts, by A. Justus. 42 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Antnnia Justus, Jersey City ; D : 13659,
Aug. 26, 1908 ; 2c. Aug. 26, 1908. 11854

Drudgery transformed. See Masque (The) of
joy.

Druessa, a tale of enchantment; a romantic
spectacular drama in 4 acts, by C. W. Doble.

© C. Woodbury Doble, Salem, Mass. ; 1880 :
11266, July 22. 11855

Drug'g'ed; play in 4 acts, by O. Davis. [143]
p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 2.5, 1914; D: 36139; Owen Davis.
Yonkers, N. Y. 11855a

Druid (The) martyr. See Thyra.

Druiden (Die); melodramatisches schauspiel in
3 akten. gedicht von Emil Dietzsch, musik von
O. W. Richter.

© Apollo supreme arch chapter, no. 1, U. A.
O. D., Chicago ; 1885 : 22287, Oct. 24 ; 2c. Nov.
17. 11856

Drviids (The); woodland masque, by T. Tryon.
[2], 13 p. 4'. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 19, 1911; D: 25528; Thomas
Tryon, New York. 11857

Druid's (The) revenge. See Thyra.

Drum - head court martial; a twenty minute
melodramatic comedy, by E. McWade and E.
Sanger. 18 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Eugene B. Sanger and Edward IMcWade,
New York ; D : 8734, June 25, 1906 ; 2c. July
5, 1906. 11858

operetta in 2 acts, by Maude Elizabeth

Inch, music by Edward F. Johnston. New
York, J. Fischer & bro. 21 p. 4^ Libretto.
(Fischer's ed. no. 3600)

© May 17, 1912 ; 2c. May 18, 1912 ; D : 29712 ;
J. Fischer & bro.. New York. 11860

Drum taps; comedy in 4 acts, by F. D. Reinau.
© Francis D. Reinau, San Francisco ; 1884 :
10455, May 23. 11861

a comedy in 3 acts, by B. C. Howard.

© Bronson C. Howard, New York; 1872:
11281, Oct. 23. 11862

Drum taps of patriotism; a dramatic and alle-
gorical sketch of the War of the Rebellion, in-
troducing war poems and war songs, adapted
for Grand army and Woman's relief corps en-
tertainments, by H. A. Burrows.

© Harriete A. Burrows, Charlestown,
Mass.; 1894:55700, Nov. 30. 11863

Drummer (The); a comedy-drama, by M. B. Cur-
tis.

© M. B. Curtis, United States ; 1881 : 18193.
Nov. 23. 11864

or. Fun in a railroad station, a musical

comedy in 2 acts, by John P. Wood.

© F. N. Wood. Fayetteville, Ark. ; 1883 : 9842.
May 29. 11865

Drummer (The) and the maid; a musical com-
edy skit, book and lyrics by N. Bassett. [8] p.
4". Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Aug. 6, 1909 ; D : 16492 ; Newton Bas-
sett, Cincinnati. 11866

Drummer (The) at home; a drama in 4 acts, by
E. Turpen.

© Erminie Turpen, Washington ; 1889 :
37242, Dec. 7. 11867

Drummer (The) boy; or. The battle field of
Shiloh, a new military allegory in 6 acts, and
accompanying tableaux, by S. J. Muscroft.
Pittsburgh, A. A. Anderson & sons, 1870.

© Samuel J. Muscroft, Mansfield, O. ; 1871 :
1777, Mar. 2 ; 2c. Mar. 2. 11868

or. The last charg-e at Shiloh, a military

drama in 5 acts and 6 tableaux, arr. fi-om in-
cidents of the War of the Rebellion, by A. F.
Nail. 39 p. 16". Printed.

© A. F. Nail, Mansfield, O. ; 1892:34871.
Aug. 25 ; 2c. Nov. 23. 11869

or. The rebel's doom, by G. M. Smith.

© G. Melville Smith, Portland, Me.; 1871:
5636, .Tune 15. 11870

569

11871

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

11891

Drummer (The) boy — Continuetl.

or, The spy of Shiloh, a military drama in

5 act's and 6 tableaux, arr. from incidents of
the War of the Rebellion, by A. F. Nail. Ga-
llon, O., Inquirer printing house, 1890. 37 p.
S».

© A. F. Nail, Mansfield, O. ; 1890:32091,
Oct. 23 ; 2c. Dec. 11. 11871

Drummer (The) boy in Anderson ville; a new
military allegory in 5 acts, by F. B. Wigle.

© Fred B. AVigle, Mansfield, O.; 188.5 :.l 03,
JaS. 2. 11872

Drummer (The) boy of Chicamauga; a '60-'65

war drama, a play in .5 acts, by S. F. Horrall.

© S. F. Horrall. Washington, Ind. ; 188.5:

2275G, Oct. 30. 11873

Drummer (The) boy of Shiloh; a new military
allegory in 5 acts and accompanying tableaux,
arr. from incidents of the late war, by F. B.
Wigle. INIansfield, O., Herald press, 1887. 41
p., 3 1. 12°.

© Fred B. AVigle, Mansfield, O. ; 188.5:
25563, Dec. 7 ; 2c. Dec. 2, 1887. 11874

• Same. New ed. 55 p. 8°. Printed.

© Fred B. Wigle, Cleveland; 1897:18709,
Mar. 22; 2c. Dee. 30, 1898. 11875

Di-ummer (The) boy of the Shenandoah; a
militarv drama in 6 acts, by G. W. Heath.
Dover, "n. H., H. H. Goodwin, printer, 1871.
37 p. 16".

© Geo. AV. Heath, Dover, N. H. ; 1871 : 5124,
May 31 ; 2c. June 28. 11876

Drummer (The) boy tableaux: 1. Death of lib-
ertv. — 2. The mortal crown. — 3. The soldier's
dream of home. — 4. Victory. — 5. The rebel's
doom. — 6. Peace. — 7. Decoration of soldiers'
graves by G. A. R.

© G. Melville Smith, Portland, Me.; 1871:
6275, July 1. 11877

Drummer (Der) from Posen; a comedy-drama,
by M. B. Curtis.

© M. B. Curtis, United States; 1881: 18195,
Nov. 23. 11878

Drummer (A) girl; farce comedy in 3 acts, by
C. E. Blaney.

© Charles E. Blaney, New York; 1898:
55554, Sept. 21. 11879

Drummer (The) in trouble. See Commercial
(The) tourist's bride.

Drummer (The) of the 76th; by Louis Cohen.
16 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Charles Hadfield, Newark, N. J.; D:
11859, Dec. 4, 1907; 2c. Nov. 22, 1907. 11880

Drummer's (The) joke. See Job (A) lot.

Drummer's (A) samples; a 1 act grief extermi-
nator, by Chas. E. Royal. 8 1. 8°. Printed.

© Daisy Laurel and Lee Southern, San
Francisco ; D : 8350, Apr. 14, 1906 ; 2c. May 10,
1906. 11881

— 1 act playlet, by C. E. Royal.

© Charles E. Royal, San Francisco; D:
7488, Nov. 2, 1905. [For copies reed, see
D:8350] 11882

Drummer's (The) wife. See Precipice (The)

Drums; drama of the Civil War in 1 act, by W.
Owen. 20, [1] p. 4^ Typewritten.

© Ic. June 2, 1911; D: 24384; William
Owen, Chicago. 11883

Drums (The) of doom; a drama in 1 act, by G.
Villiers Stuart. 28 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Minnie S. B. Downing, New York; D:
15787, May 6, 1909 ; 2c. May 6, 1909. 11884

Drums of the Twenty-first; domestic comedy in
4 acts, by W. S. Lockwood. 121 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Feb. 5, 1912 ; D : 2S552 ; Walter Scara-
mon Lockwood, Wilmette, 111. 11885

Drunkard (The) reformed. See Little (The)
outcast.

Drunkard's (The) child. See Ohio women.

Drunkard's (The) dream; an original drama in
3 acts, by G. H. Booth.

© George H. Booth, Springfield, Mass.;

1872:1720, Feb. 21; 2c. Sept. 7. 11886

— — or. The spirit of 1876, a moral domestic

drama in 5 acts and 6 tableaux. Fitchburg

[Mash!.] Sentinel printing co., 1876. 50 p. 8°. fl

© William Oscar Howe, Fitchburg, IMass. ;
1876 : 8892, July 31 ; 2c. Sept. 6. 11887

Di-unkard's (The) home, his cruelty, his eccen-
tricities, his reflection, his remorse, and ref-
ormation.

© William A. Jones. Delaware ; 1895 : 44-515.
Aug. 31 ; 2c. Oct. 17. 11888

Drunkard's (A) legacy. See Among the moon-
shiners.

Drunkard's reform and election day; by S. F.
Lash.

© S. Frances Lash, Bloomingtou, III. ; 1891:
35095, Oct. 2. 11889

Drunkard's (The) vision; a dramatic sketch in
1 act. by H. D. King. 13 p. obi. 16". Type-
written.

© Harrv Dibert King, New York ; D : 3354
Apr. 29, 1903 ; 2c. Apr. 29, 1903. 1189*

Drunkard's (The) vow; by J. E. H. Bourdon.
19 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Joseph Eugene H. Bourdon, Tacoma ;
D : 12637, JIar. 30. 1908 ; 2c. Apr. 13, 1908 ; Ic.
new ed. Nov. 30, 1908. 11891

570

11893

COPYKIGHTED IN" THE UNITED STATES

11911

Drunkard's (A) wife; drama in 4 acts, by R. M.
Pence. Tulia, Tex., Tulia herald, 1911. 17 p.
12°.

© May 29, 1911 ; 2c. June 3, 1911 ; D : 24393 ;
Robt. M. Peace, Plainview, Tex. 11892

See also Peril.

Drusilla; a drama in 5 acts, by P. B. Kayser.

© Paul Barr Kayser, Boston ; D : 8211, Mar.
22, 1906. 11893

Dry (The) Ridge gang. See Saddle (The)
string.

Dry (A) town; a comedy in 3 acts, by F. E.
Duinm. 120 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Frank Edwin Dunini, Columbus, O. ; D :
13991, Oct. 5, 1908 ; 2c. Sept. 28, 1908. 11894

Dryad (The); drama in 3 acts, by K. Lord. [2],
22 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 28, 1913; D: 34850; Katharine
Lord, New York. 11895

play in 3 acts, by Beverly Dean. 52 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 25, 1912 ; D : 31459 ; Helen L. G.
Stapler, New York. 11896

Dry town drymatics; play in 1 act, by S. M.
Childrey. 10 p. f". Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 8, 1915; D: 40111; Stanley Mor-
gan Childrey, Philadelphia. 11896a

Du bist verrueckt, mein kind; Oder, Die ver-
haengnisvolle pfanne, von G. Rudroff.

© Georpre Rudroff, New York ; D : 12440,
Feb. 27, 1908. 11897

Du liebes Wien . . ! operette in 1 akt von
Otto Hein und Kurt Robitschek. musik von
Robert Stolz. Regiebuch. Miinchen, Drei
masken-verlag. g. m. b. h., 1913. 90 p. 4°.

© Apr. 19. 1913 ; 2c. Oct. 15, 1913 ; D : 34720 :
Drei masken verlag.g. m. b. h., Munich. 11898

Du sollst vater und mutter ehren; oder. Gliick-
lich werden kinder (Thou shalt honor thy
father and mother; or. Children become
happy), scliauspiel in 4 acten, von A. Bierman.
© Adolpli Bierman, New York ; 1894 : 28434,
July 7. 11899

Du vin dans son eau; comedie en 1 acte, de
[Paid, ditl Tristan Bernard. 22 p. 4°. {In
Progr&s, janvier-mars 1911, no. 1)

© Jan. 13. 1911 ; 2c. Feb. 18, 1911 ; D : 23391 ;
Tristan Bernard, Paris. 11900

Dual (The) character of Dr. Jekyll and Mr.
Hyde; a drama in 3 acts and a prologue, by
D. E. Bandmann. 4". Ms.

© Daniel E. Bandmann, New York; 1888:
7885, Mar. 16; 2c. Mar. 26. [Note: Title on
copies reads. The strange story of Dr. Jekyll
and Mr. Hyde; adapted from Robert Eouis
Stevenson's novel] 11901

Dual (A) identity. See Wheel (The) at the
man.

Dual (A) life; a drama in 5 acts, by L. J. Cella.

© Louis J. Cella, New York; 1890:37894,

Dec. 1. 11902

Du Barry; [drammu in] 3 atti ed epilogo [di]
G. Antona-Traversi e E. Golisciani, rausica di
Ezio Camussi. Milano, Edoardo Sonzogno,
1912. 68 p. 12". [Libretto only]

© Apr. 25, 1912 ; 2c. May 6, 1912 ; D : 29888 ;
Edoardo Sonzogno, Milan. 11903

— historical romantic drama in 4 acts, by
Miron Leffingwell. Chicago, Chicago manu-
script CO., 1910. [58] p. f. Mimeographed.

© June 3, 1910 ; 2c. June 4, 1910 ; D : 21256 ;
Alexander Byers, Chicago. 11904

opera in 3 pictures and an epilogue, by G.

Antona-Traversi and E. Golisciani, music by
Ezio Camussi, English version by W. Lewis.
Milan, E. Sonzogno. 63 p. 4°.

© June 19, 1913; 2c. June 30, 1913; D:
33693; Edoardo Sonzogno, Milan. 11905

the story of a woman's heart, a dramatic

drama in 4 acts, by Wm. Jossey. Chicago, W.
Jossey, 1907. 44 p. 8°.

© W. Jossey, Chicago; D : 11437, Sept. 30,
1907 ; 2c. Nov. 20, 1907. 11906

Dublin Dan; a play in 4 acts, by B. F. Gilmore.
104 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Bernard F. Gilmore, New York; D:
10928, July 9. 1907; 2c. July 5, 1907. [Note
Copies bear title : Dublin Dan, the Irish detec-
tive] 11907

Dublin lights; a romantic comedy drama in 4
acts, by Clay M. Greene.

© Edward Clayburgh. New York; 1887:
1588, Jan. 19. 11908

Dubonnart's folly; in 3 acts, by M. Souli§. [153]
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 5, 1910 ; D :21782 ; Maurice Souli^,
Paris. 11909

Duo Vertige; or. The prince of follies, play in
3 acts, by E. A. Houston. 97 p. 4". Type-
written.

© Edith A. Houston, Chicago; D:2292,
Sept. 4, 1902 ; 2c. Sept. 4, 1902. 11910

Duca (II) di Reichstadt. See Duke (The) of
Reichstadt.

Ducal haps; a drama in 4 acts, by F. De Guerre.
San Francisco, Upton bros., 1901. 69 p. 12°.

© Frank De Guerre, San Francisco ; D :
933. Oct. 7, 1901 ; Ic. Nov. 25, 1901 ; Ic. Apr. 7,
1902. 11911

571

11912

DEAMATTC COMPOSITIONS

11932

Duchess (The); a drama In 4 acts, by W. C.
Carman.

© W. G. Carman. Ohio ; 1894 : 51550, Nov. 5.

11912

dramatization of Tlie Duchess' [Margaret A.

Hunserford'sl novel, by W. and J. Giles. 40 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© William and Josephine Giles, Cedarville,
O. ; D : 1.5885, May 18, 1909 ; 2c. June 11, 1909.

11913

- a vaudeville play, by P. E. Browne.
© Porter Emerson Browne, Norwalk, Conn. ;
- 11914

D: 13471, July 22, 1908.

Duchess (The) and the duke; farce in 3 acts, by
H. Biirky. 47 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 10, 1012; D: 29379; Henry
Burky, Brooklyn. 11915

Duchess Barbara; a play 'm 4 acts, by M. Michel-
son. 14G p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Miriam ]\[ichelson, San Francisco; D:
9890, Jan. 30, 1907 ; 2c. Apr. 5, 1907. 11916

Duchess (The) de Lara; a drama in 5 acts, by
E. Schiff and A. Benrimo.

© Emma Schiff and A. Benrimo, United
States ; 1879 : 10488, Aug. 7. 11917

Duchess (The) de La Valliere; a play in 5 acts,
by Lord Lytton, from the original text, an
entirely new acting ed., edited by John M.
Kingdom. New York, 11. M. De Witt, 1875.
68 p. 12". ( [De AVitt's acting plays, no. 186] )
© Robert M. De Witt, New York; 1875:
24.-)6, Mar. 16 ; 2c. Oct. 2L 11918

Duchess (The) de Pisa; a drama in 5 acts, by
E. Schiff and A. Benrimo.

© Emma Schiff and A. Benrimo, United
States ; 1878 : 8873, Aug. 2. 11919

Duchess (The) of Barghuys; a comedy in 4 acts,
by H. Lindsley.

© Harris Lindsley, New York ; D : 1804.
Apr. 29, 1902. 11920

Duchess of Bluffington; a farce comedy with
original music, written and composed by P.
Gaunt.

© Percy Gaunt, New York; 1893:30619,
June 27. 11921

Duchess (The) of Bluff shire; by F. W. Birken-
hauer and F. L. Cunningham, cover-title, 28 p.
8'. Printed.

© Triangle club, Princeton. N. J. ; D : 15159,
Feb. 24, 1909; 2c. Feb. 24, 1909. 11922

Duchess of Chamouni. Typewritten.

© Robt. Gerke, INLarietta, O, ; 1900 A : 12941,
May 22 ; 2c. May 22. 11923

Duchess (The) of Dantzic (Sans-Gene); comic
opera in 3 acts, written by Henry Hamilton,
composed by Ivan Caryll. London, Chappell
& CO., ltd., 1903. 33 p. 8". [Libretto only]

© Chappell & CO., London : D : 4109, Oct. 19,
1903; 2c. Oct. 19, 1903. 11924

Duchess (The) of Devonshire; a drama in 4
acts, by Mrs. C. A. Doremus.

© Mrs. Charles A. Doremus, New York ; D :
2937, June 29, 1903. 11925

Duchess (The) of Dillpickles; a vaudeville in a
prologue and 2 acts, by Bud Gwynn [pseud,
of F. D. Rose] 44 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 25, 1912 ; D : 31462 ; F. D. Rose,
San Francisco. 11926

Duchess (The) of Doherty court; comedy in 1
act, by Alfred Holies, New York, S. French ;
London, S. French, ltd., 1911. 16 p. 4°.

© Jan. 31, 1911 ; 2c. Feb. 1, 1911 ; D : 23235 ;
Sanniel French, ltd,, London. 11927

Duchess (The) of Dublin; a farce. Boston,
G. M. Baker & co. [1873] 2 p. 1., p. 241-274.
12°. ( [The amateur drama, no. 4] )

© George M. Baker, Boston ; 1873 : 723, Jan.
25 ; 2c. Jan. 27. 11928

Duchess (The) of Gainsborough; a drama in 4
acts, by E. W. Doremus,

© Elizabeth W. Doremus, New York; D:
2816, Jan. 6, 1903. 11929

Duchess (The) of Malfi. See Masterpieces of
the English drama: Webster and Tourneur.

Duchess of Murray Hill; an opera burlesque in
1 act, by J. Berry.

© Jacob Berry, Woodside, N. Y. ; 1876:
8058, July 5. 11930

Duchess (The) of Padua; by Oscar Wilde, New

York, P, R. Reynolds [1907] 6 p. I., 209, [1]

p. 8".

© Methuen & co„ London ; A : 189258, Sept.

28, 1907 ; 2c. Sept. 28, 1907. 11930a
and Salome; [plays] by Oscar Wilde. New

York, F. M, Buckles & company, 1906. 120 p.

12°.

© F. M, Buckles & co,. New York : A : 1512.58,

July 6, 1906; 2c. Sept. 14, 1906. 11930b
See oJao Writings (The) of Oscar Wilde.

Duchess (The) of Puddledock, and Lilliputian

frolics, dramatic and musical extravaganzas,

arr. by E. Lee.

© Emma Lee, United States; 1884:25103,

Dec. 17. 11931

Duchess (The) of Rosemary lane; a drama in

4 acts, by B, L, Farjeon and T. B. MacDon-

ough.

© B. L. Farjeon and Thos. B. MacDonough,

United States; 1876:332, Jan. 7. 11932
See also Sally,

572

1193a

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

11955

Ducliess (The) of Suabia; a romantic dvnma in
5 acts, by F. M. Avery, founded upon the Ger-
man novel Ekkehard, by Joseph Victor vou
Scheffel. 14. aufl.

© Frank Montgomery Avery, Brooklyn ;
1883: 16707, Sept. 12. 11933

Duchess of Villa Franka; a tragic melodrama,
play in 4 acts, by L. Mantell.

© Lucian Mantell, New York ; D : 2577, Oct.
25, 1902. 11934

Duchesse (La) de la Riviere; drama in 3 acts,
by G. E. Doty. [30] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 6, 1913: D: 34082; George E.
Doty, New York 11935

Duchesse de Langeais; in 5 acts, by C. R. Buch-
anan. Typewritten.

© Claude R. Buchanan, Grand Rapids,
Mich. ; 1900 A : 30170, Dec. 10 ; 2c. Dec. 10.

11936

play in 4 acts, by Claude R. Buchanan. 135

p. 8". Printed.

© C. R. Buchanan, Grand Rapids, Mich. :
D:6Cil2, May 1, 1905; 2c. Feb. 17, 1906; Ic.
Jan. 16, 1907. 11937

— See also Coquette (The)

Duchesse (The) de Montmars; a play of 4 acts
and 8 scenes.

© George E. Doty, New York ; 1896 : 31546,
May 25 ; 2c. JTay 25. 11938

Duckers (The); a vaudeville farce in 1 act, by
Perrine Lambert. 31 p. f°. Typewritten.

© James H. Lambert, jr., Philadelphia ; D :
9876, Jan. 31, 1907; 2c. Feb. 25, 1907. 11939

Ducks on the fence; a comedy in 4 acts, by F.
Summerfield.

© Frederick Summerfield, New York ; 1894 :
21654, Apr. 27. 11940

Dude (The); an American comedy in 3 acts, bv
J. M. Morton.

© John Maccabe Morton. New York ; 1883 :
6130, Apr. 2. 11941

or. Fun at Long Branch, a dramatic and

musical composition, illustrated in 1 act and
5 scenes [by H. Montague] [Washington, H.
Montague, 1884] 6 1. 8°.

© Harry Montague, New York; 1883:
20682, Nov. 9; 2c. May 27, 1884. [Note: Title
on copies reads : The Dude ; an exquisite mid-
summer i-ipple at Long Branch] 11942

— • See also Friendly (A) tip.

Dude (The) and the prima donna. Typewrit-
ten.

© Charles G. Taylor, New York; 1898:
41439, July 11; 2c. July 11. 11943

Dude (A) in a cyclone; a farce, by T. S. Deni-
son.

© T. S. Denison, Chicago ; 1895 : 35809 ;
July 9. 11944

Due four dollars; a dramatic episode in 1 scene,
by D. Lewis. 9 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Dave Lewis, New York ; D : 14051, Oct.
13, 1908: 2c. Oct. 13, 1908. 11945

Due (I) sordi (The two deaf men); farce in 1
act by Giulio Moinaux [and Anicet Bourgeois]
adtijited from the Italian original by N. Mezza-
cappo [and] Louis Tangredi. 25 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Nicholas Mezzacappo, West Brighton,
N. Y. ; D : 12625, Alar. 27, 1908 ; 2c. Mar. 27,
1908. 11946

Due unto others; play in 1 act, by A. N. Meyer.
8 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 28, 1911 ; D : 24797 ; Annie Na-
than Meyer, New York. 11947

Duel; [par H. Lavedan] [Paris?] 1905. 2p. 1.,
68 p. 12".

© Henri Lavedan, Paris; D:6654, May 11,
1905 ; 2c. May 11, 1905. 11948

— a farce in 1 act, by C. Smith.

© Carl Smith, Omaha, Neb.; 1893:222.36,
May 8. 11949

novel vaudeville sketch, by H. G. Raymond.

13 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 16, 1911; D: 25236; Hal G.

Raymond, Ocean Park, Cal. 11950

original play in 4 acts, by Paul Prester

Temple [pseud, of W. W. Davis] 66 p. 4".
Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 1, 1909; D: 17582; William
Whiting Davis, New York. 11951

•piece en 3 actes, par H. Lavedan. [Paris?]

1905. 2 p. 1., 68 p. 12°.

© Henri Lavedan, Paris; D:6654, May 11,
1905 ; 2c. May 11, 1905. 11952

ed. by Stephen H. Bush. New York,

H. Holt and company, 1911. x, 218 p. 16".

© Dec. 29, 1911 ; 2c. Jan. 2, 1912 ; A : 303655 ;
Henry Holt & co.. New York. 11953

or. The two heroes, comedietta in 1 act.

from the German of Marsano, by W. Soubron.

© Wra. Soubron, Milwaukee; 1873:11360.
Oct. 4. 11954

Duel (A) at dawn; a 1 act tragedy, and A
millionaire's trials; a comedy drama in 4
acts, by E. R. Cox. New York, P. J. Ken-
nedy, 1894. 2 p. 1., 45 p. 12°. ([Kennedy's
new series of plays] )

© Eleanor R. Cox, New York; 1894:131.37,
Mar. 6; 2c. July 9. 11955

573

11956

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

11978

Duel (The) at the Chateau Marsanac; by E. E.
Erskine. 24 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Erlen Erskine Greville, New York; D:
15283, Mar. 1, 1909; 2c. Feb. 27, 1909. 11956

Duel (Un) en amour. See Bataille de dames.

Duel (The) for love; romantic melodrama in 4
acts, with music, by Lucian Mantell. New
Yorlv, Lucian Mantell and G. J. Biondi [1910]
51 p. 8°. [Libretto only]

© Sept. 26, 1910 ; 2c. Oct. 6, 1910 ; D : 22226 ;
L. Mantell and Gabriel J. Biondi, New York.

11957

Duel for the lily of the valley; or, Forgive
and be forgiven, grand new comedy, tragedy
and opera combined in 5 acts, prose, poetry
and music by Cassius Marcellus Clay Ze-
dacker. Cleveland, O., Leader printing co.
1883. 30 p., 1 1. 16°. [Libretto only]

© C. M, C. Zedacker, Cleveland; 1881:
13522, Sept. 3; 2c. Dec. 22, 1883. 11958

Duel (A) in the dark; a drama in 1 act, by
H. H. Winslow and G. Beban.

© Herbert Hall Winslow and George Beban,
New York; D: 11383, Sept. 19, 1907. 11959

a romantic play in 1 act, by M. Woods. 23

p. 4°. Typewritten.

© IMurrv Woods, New York ; D : 13805, Sept.
15, 1908; 2c. Sept. 15, 1908. 11960

Duel (A) in the snow after a masquerade ball;
grand ballet pantomime in 3 scenes, by P.
Martinetti, music by Herv6.

© Paul Martinetti, Baltimore; 1890:3220,
Jan. 24. 11961

Duel (A) in the snow after the masquerade
ball; serio comic ballet pantomime in 3 scenes,
by P. Martinetti. 21 p. f". Ms.

© Paul Martinetti, United States; 1890:
7945, Mar. 10 ; Ic. Mar. 10. 11963

Duel (A) of hearts; a romantic modern play in
3 acts.

© Maida Craigen, New York; 1893:22484,
May 9. 11963

Duel (The) of love; romantic melodrama in 4
acts, by L. Mantell. 80 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 5, 1910 ; D : 21746 ; Lucian Man-
tell, New York, and Gabriel J. Biondi, Cliff-
wood, N. J. 11964

Duel (A) of sex; by C. S. Booth.

© Charles Stewart Booth, New Orleans ; D :
5479, Aug. 22, 1904. 11965

Duel (The) of the isle. See Chip.

Duel (Un) s. v. p.; vaudeville en 1 acte, par

Henry Moreau & Marc Sonal [pseud, of

Georges Lanos] Paris, C. Joubert, 1911. 52

p. 8".

© Dec. 28. 1911; 2c. Jan. 23. 1912; D:

28393; Joubert, Paris. 11966

Duel (A) to the death; a farce in 1 act, by
Robert C. V. Meyers. Philadelphia, The Penu
publishing company, 1895.

© Penn pub. co., Philadelphia ; 1895 : 39213.
July 30; 2c. July 30. 11967

Duel (A) under Eichelieu. See Marion de
I'Orme.

Duffer (The)

© Frank E. Carstarphen, Denver; 1899:
51034, Aug. 8. 11968

Duffy's blunders; an Irish comedy in 3 acts
and 6 scenes, by B. Ferguson. 107 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Barney Ferguson, New York; 1894:
32748, June 21 ; 2c. June 21. 11969

Duffy's jubilee; by W. S. Bates.

© William Smith Bates, Norwalk, Conn.;
1899:21636, Mar. 25. 11970

Duffy's masquerade; a comedy in 3 acts, by Gal-
lagher and West.

© Gallagher and West. New York; 1895:
11947, Feb. 28, 11971

Dugan's money; comedy in 1 act, bv Roland
Oliver [pseud, of H. White] [1], 14 p. 4".
Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 22, 1913 ; D : 34803 ; Henry White,
Sacramento, Cal, 11972

Duke; a drama in 4 acts, by F. C. Giiffith.

© Frank Carlos Griffith, Boston; 1876:
10190, Sept. 7. 11973

dramatization in 4 acts of J. Storer

Clouston's novel of the same name, by D. Kim-
ball. [98] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© le. Apr. 27, 1912 ; D : 29524 ; David Kim-
ball, Berck-Plage, France. 11974

Duke (A) and his double; an American comedy
of contemporary manners, by E. S. Van Zile
and M. Carson. 72 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Edward S. Van Zile, Hartford, and Mur-
ray Carson, London ; D : 7846, Jan. 15, 1906 ;
2c. Jan. 15, 1906. 11975

Duke (The) and the actors; a comedy in 5 acts,
by L. de V. Chaudron.

© Louis de V. Chaudron, Mobile; ISSO:
8601, June 5. 11976

Duke (The) and the actress; a play, by Arthur
Sch.nitzhM', tr. from tiie German by H. Weysz.
58 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Hans Wevsz, New York ; D : 12624. Mar.
4, 1908; 2c. Mar. 4, 1908. 11977

plnv in 1 act, bv Arthur Schnitzler, tr. from

the German by H. Weysz. [28] p. 8". {In
Poet lore, July-August, 1910)

© Aug. 24, 1910; 2c. Sept. 14, 1910: D:
22048; Hans Weysz, New York. 11978

574

11979

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

12001

Duke (The) and tlie cow-boy; by R. G. Chap-
man. 18 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Robert Graves Chapman, San Antonio;
D : 7382, Oct. 10, 1905 ; Ic. Oct. 3, 1905 ; Ic.
Nov. 6, 1905. 11979

Duke (The) and the king; a sPcetch, by W. Car-
leton. Proof.

© Will Carleton, Brooklyn ; D : 13945, Sept.
28, 1908 ; 2c. Sept. 29, 1908. 11980

Duke (The) and the valet; a comedy in 3 acts,
by H. C. Colwell. 75 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Henrv C. Colwell, United States; D:
15674, Apr. 21, 1909; 2e. Apr. 29, 1909. 11981

Duke de Reichstadt; a dramatic composition in
4 acts, by E. Stout.

© Ernest Stout. Chicasjo; D : 305, Apr. 3,
1901. 11982

Duke (The) Lorenzo's ward; an original drama
in 1 act, by W. F. .Johnson and A. Young.

© Willis Fletcher Johnson and Alfred
Young, Brooklyn; 1894: 17209, Mar. 28. 11983

Duke (The) of Arizona; comedy in 3 acts, by
I. C. Tichenor. 87 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 10, 1913 ; D : 31973 ; Ira C. Tiche-
nor, Los Angeles. 11984

See also Cattle (The) thief.

Duke (The) of Birkenwald; drama in 5 acts, by
V. Wagner. 24 p. S". Printed.

© Victor Wagner, Milwaukee ; 1895 : 54070,
Oct. 24 ; 2c. Feb. 13. 1896. 11985

Duke of Blitzberg; by E. S. Ruskay. 188 p.
8". Typewritten.

© Everett S. Ruskay, New York; D : 6824.
June 16, 1905 ; 2c. June 5, 1905. 11986

Duke (The) of Dogville; in 1 act, by P. J. Kane.

© Patrick J. Kane, Cincinnati ; 1900 A :
26S66, Oct. 29. 11987

Duke (The) of Duquoin; musical comedy in 3
acts, libretto with verses by Ruth Anna Reid
and M. C. Smith. [98] p. 4". Type\vritten.
[Words only]

© 1 c. Dec. 17, 1915; D: 42510; M. Con-
stance Smith, St. Louis. 11987a

Duke of Durham; play in 1 act, by John O'Con-
nor. 11 p. f. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 29, 1913 ; D : 32779 ; Minnie Pal-
mer, Chicago. 11988

Duke (The) of Fortunone; operetta in 3 acts,
words by George Toile [pseud, of L. C. Schera]
music by C. B. Clark.

© Li da Clara Schem, Hoboken, N. J. ; D :
123, Feb. 7, 1901. 11989

Duke of Gandia; by Algernon Charles Swin-
burne. New York and London, Harper &
brothers, 1908. 58 p. 8".

© Harper & bros., New York; A: 200797,
Feb. 29, 1908; 2c. Apr. 2, 1908. 11990

Duke (The) of Kandos; a drama in 5 acts, by
A. Corbett.

© Adolphe Corbett, New York ; 1881 : 14625,
Sept. 24. 11991

Duke of Killicrankie; farcical romance in 8
acts, by Robert jNIarshall. New York, S.
French; London, S. French, ltd., 1910. 122
p. 12^

© Nov. 25, 1910; 2c. Nov. 26, 1910; D:
22654; Samuel French, ltd., London. 11992

Duke (The) of Marleybone; a comedy in 3 acts,
by E. C. de Bouilla, and H. White. 82 p. 4».
Typewritten.

© Emanuel Camoin de Bonilla and Her-
vey White, New York; D:6465, Apr. 5, 1905;
2c. Apr. 5, 1905. 11993

Duke (The) of Reichstadt (II Duca di Reich-
stadt); play in 6 acts, by E. P. King, from the
Italian of Riccardo Castelvecchlo.

© Eugene Pride King, Providence, R. I.;
1900 A : 18047, July 21. 11994

Duke of Ta-ra-ra; mxisical comedy in 2 acts,
by Robert AVilliams Lillard. 87 p. 4°. TjT)e-
written. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Feb. 26, 1910 ; D : 20305 ; R. W. Lil-
lard, Chicago. 11995

Duke of Tula; by A. F. Van Deventer. 89 p.
4", Typewritten.

© A. F. Van Deventer, New York; D:
6996, July 20, 1905; 2c. July 21, 1905. 11996

Duke (The), the g'irl and the money; musical
comedy, by W. Decker and Clias. L. I^ewis.
[27] p. f°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Nov. 22, 1910; D : 22628 ; Walter
Decker, Keyser, W. Va. 11997

Duke's (The) daug-hter; a dramatic sketch in 1
act. by F. Suramerfield. Typewritten.

© Fred Summerfield, New York; 1899:
23501, Apr. 3 ; 2c. Apr. 3. 11998

Duke's (The) dilemma; a comedy in 3 acts, bv
H. F. Allen.

© H. Francis Allen, St. Louis ; 1893 : 8178,
Feb. 13. 11999

— — an opera bouffe, by C. C. Hasklns.

© C. C. Hasklns, Louisville; 1876:1679.
Feb. 7. 12000

Duke's (The) double; comic opera in 3 acts,
book by H. W. Hart, music by W. B. Goiite.

© H. W. Hart, Morris Park. N. Y. ; 1896;
65654, Dec. 2. 12001

575

13002

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

12023

Duke's (The) double — Continued.

a romantic play in 5 acts, by C. J. Henry.

© Henry Kleinau, London; 1899:74982,
Nov. 17; 2c. Nov. 17. 12002

Duke's (The) favorite; tragedy in 4 acts, by E.
Spencer.

© Edward Spencer, Randallstown, INId. ;
1875 : 12496, Nov. 27. 12003

Duke's (The) fool; comic opera in 3 acts, by R.
Fax. 62 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto
only]

© Ic. Sept. 1, 1909 ; D : 1GG77 ; Reuben Fax,
Toronto, Canada. 12004

Duke's (The) jester; an original romantic com-
edy in 4 acts, by Espy Williams.

© Espy W. H. Williams, New Orleans; 1900
A : 7040, Mar. 16. 12005

Duke's mask; a play in 5 acts, by A. E. Rice.
© Alfred E. Rice, Portland, Or. ; D : 8772,
July 2, 1906. 12006

Duke's (The) messenger; play in 2 scenes and
a chorus, by A. A. S. James. [1], 29 p. 4".
Typewritten. [Words only]

© Ic. Feb. 15, 1913 ; D : 32326 ; Alice Archer
Sewall James, Urbana, O. 12007

Duke's (The) motto; a play in a prologue and
4 acts, by J. H. McCarthy. 109 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Justin Huntly McCarthy, London; D:
13761, Sept. 12, 1908 ; 2c. Sept. 12, 1908. 12008

Duke's (The) pledge; by G. Addison.

© Grace Addison, San Francisco; 1899:
35327, May 26. 12009

See Revello.
See Am.erican

(An)

Duke's (The) revenge.

Duke's (The) secret,
duchess.

Duke's son; play in 4 acts, by C. Hamilton. 84
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mav 5, 1913 ; D : 33152 ; Cosmo Hamil-
ton, New York. 12010

Duke's (The) spy; a play in 5 acts, by L. R.
Shewell. Baltimore, 1880.

© L. R. Shewell, United States; 1880:
16534, Nov. 1. 12011

Duke's (The) understudy; musical comedy in 2
acts, by M. E. Swan. [2], 104 p. 4". Type-
written. [Libretto only]

© Ic. June 27, 1910; D: 21431; Mark E.
Swan, New York. 12012

Duke's (The) ward; romantic drama in 1 act,
by Alfred Young and W. F. Johnson. 18 p.
f*. Typewritten.

© Ic. .Tuly 29. 1913; D: 33927; Willis
Fletcher Johnson, New York. 12013

Duke's (The) widow; farce comedy in 3 acts, by
J. Montague. 155 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 1, 1912; D: 30408; John Mon-
tague, New York. 12014

Dukkehjem (Et) See Efterladte skrifter; af
Henrik Ibsen. — Nora.

Dulce himeneo; entrem^s en prosa, original
. de O. Castel del Valle y V. Castilla. Madrid

[Sociedad de autores espaiioles] 1909. 15

p. 12°.

© Sept. 23. 1909; 2c. Sept. 24, 1909; D:

16899; Obdulio Castel del Valle y Vicente

Castilla, Madrid. 12015

Dulcie's devotion — in spite of all; a drama in 4
acts, by L. J. L. Stillwell. 72 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Laura .lean Libbey-Stillwell, Brooklyn;
D : 12091, Jan. 3, 1908 ; 2c. July 16, 1908.

12016

Dumas; a drama in 5 acts, by H. Hyde. 74 p.
4". Typewritten.

© Henry M. Hyde. Highland Park, 111.; D:
14232, Nov. 7, 1908 ; 2c. Nov. 7, 1908. 12017

Dumb-bell Daisy; a farcical comedy in 3 acts,
by A. P. K. (Sidney Carlton)

© A. P. King, London; D:3892, Sept. 3,
1903. 12018

— Same.

© A.
1903.

King, London; D:4025, Sept. 29.

12019

Dumb-bell (A) dilemma; a vaudeville sketch,
by P. Hamlin.

© Philip Hamlin, Denver ; D : 14413, Nov.
30, 1908. 12020

Dumb-cake (The); a play in 1 act, by Arthur
Morrison and Richard Pryce. New Y'ork, S.
French; London, S. French, ltd., 1907. 22 p.
12°. ([French's international copyrighted ed.
of the works of the best authors, no. 120] )

© Samuel French, New York; D: 11280,
Sept. 4, 1907; 2c. Apr. 18, 1908. 12021

Dumb man's curse; protean play in 1 act, by

J. Bernard Dickson. 17 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 3, 1909; D: 17599; Henri de

Vries, London. 12022

Dumb (The) man's love. See Detected.

Dumb man's oath; or, A mother's prayer, melo-
drama in 3 acts, written and dramatized by
George Bryden.

© Sig. Constantino, St. Louis ; 1873 : 10209,
Sept. 9th. 12023

576

12023

COPVKIGHTED IN TUK UNITED STATES

12038

Dumb (The) Moschiacli; drama in 3 acts, by
D. EMnski.

T,-! V'3 M^"^r^' ^ r^ i<):{N'"n ;n^r)D 'ii'tzrsi! tji

New York, INI. Gurewitch book store, 1914. 112
p. 12".

© May 23, 1914 ; 2c. July 6, 1914 ; D : 37473 ;
David Pinski, New York. 12023a

Dumb (The) supper; a drama in 5 acts, by A.
De Fonblunque.

© Albany De Fonblanque, New Orleans;
1886 : 24623, Nov. 1. 12024

Dumb (The) waiter; a farce in 1 act for female

characters onlv, by Helen Sberman Griffith.

Boston, V/. H. Baker & co. [1903] 18 p. 16°.

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston; D : 2919,

Jan. 28, 1903 ; 2c. Mar. 14, 1903. 12025

Dumb (A) watch; an original 3 act musical
farce comedy, by Arthur L. Faulks.

© Mrs. W. H. Faulks, Burr Oak, Mich.;
1892:34856, Aug. 25. 12026

Dumb (A) wife; or, Julious Julian in search
of a wife, a dramatic composition, by M. B.
Aldrich. 22 p. f. Typewritten.

© M. B. Aldrich, Chicago ; D : 563, June 10,
1901; 2c. June 11, 1901. 12027

Dumb (The) witness; by M. E. Woods. 8 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 12, 1912; D: 28665; Mary E.
Wood.s, Providence, R. I. 12028

Dumdums; a cause for consideration in 1 act
of 2 scenes, by J. N. Wilson. 18 p, 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Mar. 12, 1915 ; D : 39969 ; Jerome Nel-
son Wilson, New York. 12028a

Dumme (Der) August. See Lori Pollinger. —
Miss Patsy.

Dumme (Die) Doortie. See Fiinf komodien.

Dumme (Das) herz; ein operettenzyklus in 3
bilder, von Rudolf Oesterreicher und Wil-
helm Sterk, rausik von O. M. Ziehrer. SoufFlier-
und regiebuch. Leipzig, Ludwig Doblinger
(Bernhard Herzmansky), 1914. 163 p. 8".

© Ic. Oct. 16, 1914; D: 38517; Ludwig
Doblinger (Bernhard Herzmansky), Leipzig.

12028b

operettenzyklus von 3 bildern, von Rudolf

Oesterreicher und Wilhelm Sterk, musik von
C. M. Ziehrer. Textbuch der gestlnge. Leip-
zig, Ludwig Doblinger (Bernhard Herzman-
sky) 1914. 46 p. 12".

© Feb. 24, 1914 ; Ic. July 11, 1914 ; D : 37534 ;
L. Doblinger (Bernhard Herzmansky), Leip-
zig. 12028c

Dumme Jakob; komiidie in 3 akten, von Thad-
diius Kittner. Berlin, E. Fleischel & co.,
1910. 2 p. 1., 139 p. 12".

© Jan. 25. 1910; 2c. .Tan. 19, 1910; D:
17979 ; Egon Fleischel & co.. Berlin. 12029

Dummkopf (Der); lustspiel in 5 aufziigen, von
Ludwig Fulda. Berlin, Felix Bloch erben,
1907. cover-title, 222 p. 12°.

© Felix Bloch erben, Berlin; D: 117.52,
Oct. 26, 1907 ; 2c. Oct. 26, 1907. 12030

ed. with introduction and notes by

William Kilborne Stewart. New York, H.
Holt and company, 1910. vii, 179 p. 16°.

© Oct. 7, 1910 ; 2c. Oct. 10,' 1910 ; A : 2733S0 ;
Henry Holt & Co., New York. 12031

Dumm.y (The); farce in 1 act. Homer Granville
[pseud, of H. D. Grant] 29 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Oct. 30, 1911; D: 25887; Homer D.
Grant, New York. 12032

a play in 1 act, by L. Donahue. 6 p. 12°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. June 21, 1912 ; D : 30070 ; Lena Dona-
hue, Kansas City, Mo. 12033

or. Silence is golden, comedy with music.

by G. H. Gatts. [3], 76 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 26, 1912 ; D : 31477 ; Grace Hay-
ward Gatts, Oak Park, 111. 12034

Dummy (The) and the bumming bird; a sym-
bolical drama in 1 act, by R. L. McCardell,
with apologies to the author of The mummy
and the humming bird and John Drew. 1 p.
12". Printed.

© Roy L. McCardell, New Rochelle, N. Y. ;
D : 2459, Oct. 13, 1902 ; 2c. Oct. 4, 1902. 12035

Dummy (A) but no dunce; comedy in 1 act, by
Mark Reardon. 27 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 12, 1915; D: 39664; Mark S.
Reardon, 3d, New York. 12035a

Duna, the spirit of the Dunes; masque, by J. J.
Abt. Chicago, The Prairie club. [7] p. 8°.

© Oct. 19, 1913 ; 2c. Oct. 30, 1913 ; D : 34943 ;
Mrs. Jacob J. Abt, Chicago. 12036

Dundreary's son; a comedy.

© Lytton Sothern and Horace Wall, United
States ; 1882 : 19503, Nov. 18. 12037

Dunkelblaue (Die) wiese; dialog fiir 3 knaben
und 2 niiidchen, [von] Von Waldemar. Antigo,
Wis., Antigo publishing company. 10 p. 24°.
(Dialoge und vortriige fiir schulfeste, no. 36)

© July 20, 1915; 2c. July 28, 1915; D:
41.334 ; Antigo pub. co., Antigo, Wis. 12037a

Dunkirk mystery; a play in 4 acts, by William
Arthur Howell.

© Marie J. Howard, New York; D:0997.
July 20, 1905. 12038

5379—15 37

577

12039

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

1205f

Dunkle punkt; lustspiel in 3 akten, von Gustav
Kadelburg un<l Rudolf Presber. Berlin, F.
Bloch erben, 1909. 114 p. 8".

© Ic. Dec. 4, 1909: D: 17623: Felix Bloch
erben, Berlin. 12039

Dunkle (Das) thor; schauspiel in 4 aufziigen.
von Felix Philippi. Broslau, Schlesische
verlags-anstalt v. S. Schottlaeuder, 19U3. 187
p. 12".

© Schlesische verlags-anstalt v. S. Schott-
laeuder, Breslau. Geruniny ; D : 2468, Oct. 20.
1902; 2c. Oct. 20, 1902. 12040

Dunn-stock; a gypsy play in 4 acts, by A. .1.
Lauck. 92 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Anthonv J. Lauck, Indianapolis ; D : 8937,
Aug. 9, 1906"; 2c. Aug. 9, 1906. 12041

Dupe (The); play in 4 acts, by W. W. Whalen.
40 p. f . Typewritten.

© Ic. aiar. 31, 1914 ; D : 36039 ; Will W.
Whalen, Harrisburg, Pa. 12041a

See also Four plays of the Free theater.

Duped; by W. W. Erwin. 15 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Sept. 16, 1911 ; D : 25235 ; William W.
Erwin, New York. 12042

See also Little mother of the slums.

Dupes (The) of destiny; play in 4 acts, by E. I>.
Vutirbees. 92 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 6, 1910; D: 21286; Edward L.
Voorhees, Philadelphia. 12043

Dupes of fanaticism; or. The curse of polyg-
amy, by Mrs. W. A. Du Coe.

© Mrs. W. A. Du Coe, Sonora, Cal. ; 1884 :
9199, May 3. 12044

Duplexed duplicity simplexed; farce tabloid.
by H. Howard [pseud, of H. H. Levy] 35 p.
4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 11, 1915 ; D : 39944 ; H. Howard
Levy, New York. 12044a

Duplicity; comedy farce in 3 acts and 2 scenes,
by Walter S. Craven. 127 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Daisy H. Craven, New York ; 1890 : 499G.
Feb. 10 ; 2c. Feb. 18. 12045

a drama in 4 acts, by F. Florence.

© Francis Florence, New York ; 1889 : 2548.
.Tan. 21. 12046

a melodrama in 5 acts, by A. K. Fulton.

© Albert K. Fulton, Baltimore ; 1884 : 178-53.
Sept. 3. 12047

p. 4^

.lospjili
12048

Duplicity — Continued.

s(M iety comedy drama in 4 acts and tableau,

by M. Taylor.

© Marie Taylor, Nev>' York; 1893:19812,
Apr. 22. 12049

Durch! komodie in 5 akten, von Otto Hinnerk
[pseud, von Otto Hinrich.senl Berlin, Oester-
held & CO., 1915. 115 p. 12°.

© Ic. Sept. 24, 1915; D : 41831 ; Oesterheld
& CO., Berlin. 12049a

Durch die zeitung; lustspiel in 3 akten, von
Richard (Jorter. 108 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. July 15, 1914; D : 37604 ; Comoedia,
Vienna. 12049b

(eine verflixte annonce); schwank in 3

aufziigen, von Ricliard Gorter. Leipzig,
Philipp Reclam, .inn. [19151 75 p. 24".

© Aug. 17, 1915 ; Ic. Oct. 2, 1915 ; D : 41905 ;
Philipp Reclam, .iun., Leipzig. 12049c

Durchs schlUsselloch; schwank in 3 akten, von
R. Overweg. Berlin, Vertriebsstelle des Ver-
ba ndes deutscher biihnenschriftsteller, g. m.
b. h. 92 p. 12°.

© Ic. June 17, 1914 ; D : 38012 ; Robert Over-
weg, Leipzig. 12049d

Duress; comedy in 1 act, by J. Shively. 31 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 5. 1915; D: 40265; .Josephine
Shively, San FrancLsco. 12049e

Durgins (The) of the South; or. The Northern
spy, a play, by W. A. Clark.

© William Adolphus Clark, Boston; 18S6 :
1988, Jan. 25. 12050

During her father's absence; dramatic comedy
in 1 act, by F. D. Day. 8 p. f. Typewrit-
ten.

© Frank D. Day, Brooklyn ; D : 5709, Oct.
31, 1904 ; 2c. Oct. 31, 1904. 12051

During the intermezzo; play in 1 act. by G. V.
Bacon. 17 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 23, 1913; D: 34860; George
Vaux Bacon, New York. 12052

During the war,

© L. L. Spring, New York ; 1883 : 5677, Mar.
28. 12053

— 1 act comedy, by J. Godfrey. 8
Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 17. 1910; D : 22.580 :
Godfrey, Boston.

by C. Nagely.

© Carlton Nagely. New York ; D : 8144. Mar.
12, 1906. 12054

Durn (The) fool; rural comedy in 4 acts, by F.
Moss. [3]. 45 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 8. 1912: D: 282.57; Fredric Moss.
Kansas City. Mo. 12055

578

12055

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

12072

Dusk (The) of silence; play of 12 scenes in 1
act, by E. C. Randall. [4], 63 p. 4". Type-
written.

© Ic. Nov. 8, 1915 ; D : 42199 ; Ethel Claire
Randall, Chicago. 12055a

Dusky (The) belles of Darktown; play in 3
parts, by E. M. De Bruler. [9] p. 4°. Type-
written.

© 1 c. Dec. 3, 191.5 ; D : 42408 ; Edith M. De
Bruler, Sullivan, III. 12055b

Dusky (The) rivals; by M. G. Winstock and J.
S. McQuade.

© Melviu G. Winstock and James S. Mc-
Quade, New York ; D : 1971, June 5, 1902.

12056

Dust and diamonds; a serio-comic drama in 5
acts, by C. Gayler.

© Charles Gayler, New York; 1873:9820.
Sept. 1. 12057

Dust and toadstools; or. Nine hundred and
ninety-nine times alive, a fiftieth century
drama, by G. A. Kastelic.

© G. A. Kastelic. San Francisco ; 1895 :
32499. June 21. 12058

Dust in the eyes; a society drama in 2 acts, tr.
and adapted from the French, by M. B. Bar-
nard and C. F. Bourne.

© INI. B. Barnard and C. F. Bourne. Chelsea.
Mass. ; 1887 : 5328, Mar. 7. 12059

See also Bluffers (The)

Dust (The) of defeat; a romantic drama in 4
acts and 5 scenes, by L. Osbourne. 166 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Llovd Osbourne, Ran Francisco; D : 482,
May 17, 1901 ; 2c. May 17, 1901. 12060

Dust (The) of the earth; drama in 4 acts,, by
Katharine Kavanaush. Chicago, The dra-
matic publishuig company. 1911. 55 p. 16".

© Dec. 28. 1911 ; 2c. Jan. 2, 1912 ; D : 28130 ;
Dramatic pub. CO., Chicago. ' 12061

a play in 4 acts, by K. Kavanaugh. 67 p.

4". Typewritten.

© Katharine Kavanaugh, Baltimore ; D :
12239, Jan. 24, 1908; 2c. Jan. 24, 1908. 12062

Dust of the road; play in 1 act. by K. S. Good-
man. Chicago, Tlie Stage guild. 21 p. 12".

© Apr. 1.5, 1913; 2c. Sept. 15, 1913; D:
34591 ; Kenneth Sawyer Goodman, Chicaso.

12063

Dutch (The) champion; a bunch of nonsense in
2 acts, by W. H. Ward. 16 p. f. Typewrit-
ten.

© W. H. Ward, Delanson, N. Y. ; D : 12575,
Mar. 18, 1908 ; 2c. Mar. 18, 1908. 120(>4

Dutch cocktail; a Dutch rapid fire talking act,
by Harry L. Newton. Chicago, T. S. Denison,
1906. 13 p. 12".

© T. S. Denison, Chicago; D : 9079, Sept.
12, 1906; 2c. Oct. 18, 1906. 12065

Dutch-courage; 1 act play, by Gail Clarkson.
21 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. IMay 4, 1915 ; D : 40552 ; Clark Carson,
Los Angeles. 12065a

Dutch (The) detective; farce in 3 acts, by W. B.
Hare. Boston. Walter H. Baker & co., 1914.
.53 p. 12°. (Baker's ed. of plays)

© Feb. 21. 1914; 2c. Ft^b. 24. 1914; D:
36116 ; Walter Ben Hare, Canton, N. Y.

12065b

Dutch flats; an original burlesque on French
flats.

© Tony Pastor, New York ; 1879 : 14949.

Nov. 8. 12066

Dutch (The) fool. See Karl Kline.

Dutch (The) girl; a musical comedy in 2 acts,
by R. A. M. Deeley, music by Edwin C. Row-
ley.

© Richai-d A. M. Deeley, Hudson, N. Y. ; D :
4692, Mar. 7, 1904. 12067

a quaint musical comedy in 2 acts, by N.

Harding, nuisic by A. M. Norden. 131 p. 4".
Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Newman Harding, London ; D : 5512.
Sept. 8, 1904; 2c. Oct. 21, 1904. 12068

Dutch Jake; or. True blue, a drama in 3 acts,
by H. H. Dunn. Clyde, O., Ames publishing
company, 1890. 20 p. 12°. ( [Ames' series of
standard and minor drama, no. 279] )

© Ames pub. co.. Clyde, O. ; 1890:37906,
Dec. 1 ; 2c. Dec. 10. 12069

Dutch justice; a very laughable sketch in 1
scene, bv D. L. IMorris, arr. by Charles White.
New York, R. M. De Witt [1876] 1 p. 1., 8 p.
12°. ( [De Witt's Ethiopian and comic drama,
no. 95] )

© Robert M. De Witt, New York; 1876:
7990, July 3 ; 2c. July 26. 12070

Dutch love; musical novelty, by M. Harding. 8
p. 4°. Ms. [Words only]

© Ic. Apr. 26, 1915; D: 40.566; Max Hard-

ing, New York.

12070a

Dutch (The) orphan. See Nannie.

Dutch Patience; a burlesque tr. into Pennsyl-
vania German of Gilbert and Sullivan's comic
opera. Patience, by A. C. Moss.

© Alfred Charles Moss, Streator, 111.; D:
840, Sept. 5, 1901. 12071

Dutch pickaninnies; by Krause and Rosa.

© Krause & Rosa, New York ; 1898 : 51887,
Sept. 3 ; 2c. Sept. 8. 12072

579

12073

DKAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

12094

Dutch Pinafore; a burlesque tr. into Pennsyl-
vania German of Gilbert and Sullivan's comic
opera, H. M. S. Pinafore, by A. C. Moss.

© Alfred Charles Moss, Streator, 111.; D:
841, Sept. 5, 1901. 12073

Dutch politics; a monologue, by D. McPhee. 3
p. port. 8°.

© Downey McPhee, Des Moines ; A : 206031,
May 4, 1908 ; 2c. May 8, 1908. 12074

Dutch (The) prize fighter; a Dutch farce in 1
act, by F. L. Cutler. Clyde, O., A. D. Araes.
1886. 6 p. 12". ([Ames' series of standard and
minor drama, no. 102] )

© A. D. Ames, Clyde, O. ; 1886 : 2S0S1, Dec.
13 ; 2c. Dec. 13. 12075

Dutch (The) raffle; I smokes mine pipe, a bur-
letta extravaganza in 1 act, by H. Macarthy.

© Harry Macarthy, New York ; 1872 : 4381,
Apr. 26. 12076

Dutch (The) recruit; a military play, by E. S.
Heath.

© Edwin S. Heath, Kennerdell, Pa.; 1885:
10552, May 8 ; 2c. May 9. 12077

an original allegorical drama of the Civil

War of 1861 to 1866, in 5 acts, by J. T. Vegiard.
36 p. 16". Printed.

© J. T. Vegiard, Illinois; 1878:11479, Oct.
7 ; 2c. Nov. 11. 12078

Dutchey vs. Nigg-er; an original farce in 1
scene, by James O. Luster. Clyde, O., A. D.
Ames, 1887. 1 p. 1., 6. p. 12°. ([Ames' series
of standard and minor drama, no. 220] )

© A. D. Ames, Clyde, O. : 1887 : 5979, Mar.
14 ; 2c. Mar. 14. 12079

Dutchman (The) and the tramp; a comedy
sketch in 1 act, by Harry L. Newton and A. S.
Hoffman. Chicago and New York, The Dra-
matic publishing company, 1902. 10 p. 12".

© Dramatic pub. co., Chicago ; D : 2543, Nov.
3, 1902 ; 2c. Nov. 17, 1902. 12080

Dutchman's (The) ghost; in 1 scene, by Larry
Toolev, arr. by Charles White. New York,
R. M.^De Witt [1875] 1 p. 1., 6 p. 12". ([De
Witt's Ethiopiiin and comic drama, no. 64] )

© Robert M. De Witt, New York; 1875:
7702, July 23 ; 2c. Sept. 2. 12081

Dutchman's (The) honeymoon; comedy drama
of intense heart interest in 4 acts, by Chas.
Norton and W. C. Herman. 60 p. f". Type-
written.

© Ic. .Tulv 20, 1914; D: 37625; Alexander
Byers, Chicago. 12081a

an original farce comedy in 3 acts, by Wm.

A. Conway.

© W. A. Conway, Shamokin, Pa.; D:1334,
Jan. 22, 1902. 12082

Dutchman's (The) picnic; a farce in 1 act, by
Ennnet Haskett. Clyde, O., Ames publishing
■ company.

© Ames pub. co., Clyde, O. ; 1896:76401,
Dec. 11 ; 2c. Dec. 19. 12083

Dutchmen in Amerika; sketch in 9 scenes, by
H. Bulss. 26 p. f". Typewritten.

© Ic. May 22, 1912 ; D : 29738 ; Horst Bulss,
New York. 12084

Duty; an historical drama, by C. M. Caughy.
© Charles M. Caughy, Baltimore; 1883:
22695, Dec. 8. 12085

— a play in 5 acts, by C. Euiton.

© Chandos Fulton, Brooklyn; 1874:10348,
Aug. 6. 12086

— or, John Delmer's daughters, a comedy in
3 acts, by Henry C. De Mille. New York
[1883] 66 p. 8".

© M. H. Mallory, New York; 1883:21985.
Nov. 28 ; 2c. Nov. 30. 12087

or. Love and jealousy, an historical drama

of the days of the Stuart insurrection of 1745,
by C. M. Caughy.

© Charles M. Caughy, Baltimore; 1874:
4947, Apr. 14 ; 2c. Apr. 14. 12088

Duty, reason and passion; an American drama
in 5 acts, by L. A. Baratt.

© Luis A. Baratt, New York; 1875:3872,
Apr. 19. 12089

Duval pere et fils; coraedie en 1 acte, de
Charles Esquier. Paris, C. Joubert, 1905.
cover-title, 15 p. 4".

© Celestin Joubert. Paris ; D : 7476, Oct. 30,
1905 ; 2c. Oct. 30, 1905. 12090

Dwarf's (The) spell; a Christmas play, by J.
Edgar Park. Boston, New York [etc.] The
Pilgrim press [1912] 4 p. 1., [3]-55 p. 12".

© Dec. 5, 1912 ; 2c. Dec. 9, 1912 ; A : 330145 ;
Luther H. Gary, Boston. 12091

[Dwoireleh; drama in 4 acts, by H. Solotaroff J

-N'bNT bb' pc ,ir*^ps 4 ^•'N r^NTi n :"rb'."niD-i"

[110] p. 4". Ms.

© Ic. June 3, 1911 ; D : 24417 ; Hillel Solo-
taroif, New York. 12092

Dwyer, the rapparee; an Irish national drama

in 4 acts, by A. M. Quinn. Indianapolis, 1870.

© Alice May Quinn, United States; 1876:

11946, Oct. 25. 12093

Dying (The) pugilist; sketch, by Arthur E.
Morrison and John P. P. Watson.

© Milton Bromley, Chicago: D:5722, Oct.
26, 1904. 12094

580

12095

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

12117

Dynamite; comedy in 3 acts, from the Gerinan
of Oscar Bhinienthal, adapted and tr. by Geo.
Arthur and R. A. Weil.

© A. Blumenthal, New York; 1893:29338,
.Tune 20. 12095

play in 3 acts, by F. T. Martin. [96] p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 3, 1912; D: 31546; Frederick
Townsend Martin, New York. 12096

Dynamite, in three explosions; a new comedy
in 3 acts, by H. Fay. 41 p. f°. Typewritten
and Ms.

© Hugh Fay, Colorado Springs, Col. ; 188-5 :
5700, Mar. 9 ; 2c, June 1. 12097

Dynamite (A) plot; by Robert C. V. Meyers.
© P. Garrett & cc, Philadelphia; 1892:
46294, Nov. 14. 12098

Dynamite (The) vault; a comedy in 1 act, by
.1. W. Standish. 16 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Joseph W. Standish, New York ; D : 928.
Oct. 5, 1901 ; 2c. Oct. 5, 1901. 12099

Dynamiter (The); play in 1 act, by H. C. God-
dard. [2], 30 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 22, 1911; D: 28072; Harold C.
Goddard, Swarthmore, Pa. 12100

Dynamiters (The); play in 3 acts, by Kate Leon.
[87] p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 15. 1912 ; D : 28709 ; Kate L. Dal-
liba. New York. 12101

Dynasts (The) ; a drama of the Napoleonic wars,
in 3 parts, 19 acts and 130 scenes, by Thomas
Hardy, pt. 1.

© Macmillan co., New York ; D : 4527, Jan.
12, 1904 ; 2c. Jan. 12, 1904. 12102

Dyspepsia; a comedy of American life, in 4 acts,
by F. B. Stanford. Typewritten.

© Frederick B. Stanford, Brooklyn; 1897:
46557, Aug. 19 ; 2c. Aug. 19. 12103

Dyspepsia (The) asylum; a musical farce com-
edy, in 3 acts and 3 scenes, by J. M. Cooke.
Typewritten.

© John M. Cooke, New York ; 1899 : 57203,
Sept. 7 ; 2c. Oct. 7. 12104

Dyspepsia (The) cure; a comedy in 4 acts, by
J. W. Colegrove. 90 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© John W. Colegrove, W. Somerville, Bos-
ton ; D : 4710, Mar. 11, 1904 ; 2c. Apr. 5, 1904.

12105

Dyspeptic (The); a farce in 3 acts, by A. Luzzi.
151 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. July 9, 1909 ; D : 16223 ; Arthur Luzzi,
New York. 12106

Dziesiec lat karczmy; dramat w pieciu aktach,
na tie zycia Polakow w Ameryce przez, Ks.
Jana Kubackiego. South Bend, Ind., Gramza
i Rudyfiski, 1913. 67 p. 10".

© May 16, 1913; 2c. May 19, 1913; D:
33264 ; John Kubacki, South Bend, Ind. 12107

'E dun'no where 'e are; a farcical comedy in 8
acts, by John Douglas.

© Rosenquest & Arthur, New York; 1894:
20330, Apr. 20. 12108

E. H,, jr.; a drama in 4 acts, by Maurg Auldyn.
[11] p. 4". Typewritten.

© Fred L. Diggs, New York ; D : 15827. Mav
11, 1909; 2c. May 11, 1909. 12109

E pluribus unum; a romantic comedy drama in
3 acts, by L. Ditrichstein. 106 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Leo Ditrichstein, New York ; D : 3726.
July 15, 1903; 2c. July 15, 1903. 12110

Eachand Evry Wunufus; allegory in 5 acts
with a prologue and an epilogue, by D. Gold-
schmidt. 21 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan, 2, 1915 ; D : 39260 ; Daniel Gold-
schmidt, New York. 12110a

Eadred, Lionheart, the g-ladiator; a romantic
play, by Miron Leffing\vell and Wilson Day.
76 p. f. Typewritten.

© Charles Day Wilson, Cleveland; D:
10120. Mar. 11, 1907; 2c. Mar. 11, 1907. 12111

Eager heart; a Christmas mystery-play, by A. M.
Buckton. London, Methuen & co., 1904. 4 p.
I., 40 p. 12".

© Alice Mary Buckton, Loudon ; D : 6179,
Feb. 3, 1905 ; 2c. Jan. 9, 1905. 12112

play in 3 acts, by Marion Fairfax [pseud.

of M. F. Marshall] [135] p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. June 28, 1911 ; D : 24597 : Mrs. Tullv
Marshall, New York. 12113

Eagle (The); tragedy in 4 acts, by N. N. Cook.
56 p. f. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 17, 1910 ; D : 17955 ; Nina Nelson
Cook, Los Angeles. 12114

Eag'le (The) and the serpent; a 4 act spectacu-
lar serio-comedy drama, by W. M. Reece.

© AVilliam M. Reece, Ottumwa, la.; D:
15327, Mar. 13, 1909. 12115

Eagle Elsa; a romantic drama in 4 acts, tr.
and adapted from the German by the permis-
sion of tiie authoress. Baroness von Hillern, by
Fred Lyster and L. E. Stowell.

© Lilian E. Stowell. United States; 1882:
93, Jan. 5. 12116

Eagle Eye; a romantic Indian melodrama in 4
acts, by C. D. Peet. 56 p. f". TjT)ewritten.

© Charles D. Peet, Cincinnati; D: 10640.
May 25, 1907 ; 2c. May 25, 1907. 12117

581

12118

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

12136

Eagle Eye across the Rapidan; or, Zeak John-
son, the Ecout, at Bethesda church and the
Weldon railroad, by E. Johnson.

© Ezekiel Johnson, Wellsville, N. Y. ; 1802:
8937, Feb. 26. 12118

Eagle Eye, war-leader and peace-maker; play
in 1 net, by K. Abbott. [1], 9 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Apr. 3, 1913 ; D : 32838 ; Keene Abbott.
Omaha, Neb. 12119

Eagle (The) of the empire; play in 4 acts, from
f'yrus Townsend Brady's novel of same title,
dramatized by H. Leijihton. 105 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Jan. 5, 1915; D: 39310; Harry Lei^h-
ton. New York. 12119a

Ea^le Pass; a melodrama in 5 acts, by O. C.
Johnston.

© Orson Clifford Johnston, New York;
189G : 46277, Aug. 14. 12120

Eag-le tavern; a drama in 4 acts, by G. Andrews.
143 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Gertrude Andrews, Brooklyn ; D : 1580,
Mar. 13, 1902 ; 2c. Mar. 13, 1902. 12121

Eag'le's (The) claw; drama in 4 acts, by M. L.
Guelich. [351 P- 4". Typewritten,

© Ic. Feb. 27. 1914 ; D : 36179 ; Mary Louise
Guelich, Rock Hill, S. C. 12121a

Eagle's (The) flight. Sec America.

Eagle's (The) nest; a comedy drama in 3 acts,
by J. F. Ballard. 88 p. 4". Typewritten.

© .John Fred Ballard, Nucla, Col. ; D : 1.5978,
June 1, 1909 ; 2c. June 1, 1909. 12122

a tale of '70. a drama in 5 acts, by A. R.

Smith and E. Arden.

© Arden R. Smith and Edwin Arden, Brook-
lyn ; 1885 : 13267, June 16. 12123

— See also Are you an eagle? — Chattanooga.

Eaglet (The) See King of Rome.

Earl (The); a tragedy in 5 acts, by J. Larsen.
San Francisco, The Hicks Judd company, 1895.
32 p. 8".

© Joseph Larsen, San Francisco ; 1895 :
43324, Aug. 26 ; 2c. Sept. 13. 12124

Earl (The) and the girl; a new and original
musical play in 2 acts, by Seymour Hicks,
lyrics by Percy Greenbank, music by Ivan
Carvll. Lyrics. London, Chappell & co., ltd.,
1903. 30 p. 8".

© Cliappell & CO., London ; D: 4371, Dec. 11,
1903 ; 2c. Dec. 11, 1903. 12125

Earl (The) and the maid of Salem. See Puri-
tania.

Earl (The) of Essex; or. The history of a
queen's favorite, a metric tragedy in 5 acts,
by D. T. Calhihan.

© Daniel Thomas Callahan, San Francisco ;
D : 4170, Nov. 2, 1903. 12126

Earl of Glandore; by G. D. Steele.

© G. D. Steele, Washington ; D : 3210, Mar.
28, 1903. 12127

Earl of Munster; a drama in 4 acts, by T. H.
Davis. 132 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Thomas H. Davis, Wilkinsburg, Pa.; D:
9814, Jan. 18, 1907 ; 2c. Jan. 18, 1907. 12128

Earl of Norwich; sketch, by J. A. Westhauser.
7 p. f". Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 19, 1910; D: 20236; .Joseph A.
Westhauser, St. Paul. 12129

Earl (The) of Pawtucket; 3 act play, by A.

Thomas. 120 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 16, 1915; D: 40376; Augustus
Thomas, New York. 12129a

Earl (The) of Radnor; a comedy, by H. J.
O'Bryan.

© Henry J. O'Bryan, Denver ; 1899 : 56829
Sept. 5. 12130

Earle Wayne; a drama in 5 acts and a prologue,
by M. Talford.

© INIark Talford, Cleveland; 1885:20145,
Sept. 25. 12131

Earls and jesters; a dramatic composition, by
W. R. Beauchaine.

© Warren R. Beauchaine, Los Angeles ; D :
6920, July 7, 1905. 12132

Earl's (The) daughter; a drama in 5 acts, rearr.
and (h'amatized from Elizabeth Vanloon's
novel, A heart twice won, bv O. Richev. Clyde,
O., A. D. Ames [1882] 1 p. 1., 26 p. 12°.
( [Ames' series of standard and minor drama,
no. 145] )

© Octavia Richey, Findlay, O. ; 1882 : 2238,
Feb. 11 ; 2c. July 3. 12133

Earl's (The) heir; a drama in 4 acts, by John A.
Harrington (John Carboy)

© A. H. Wood, New York ; 1889 : 21229, July 9.

12134

Earlscourt farm; a comedy drama in 4 acts, by
Mrs. T. Miller. New York, John Polhenms,
1880. 50 p. 8°.

© ]\Irs. Thomas IMiller, United States ; 1880 :
1209, Jan. 20; 2c. Jan. 29. 12135

Early (The) bird; a commedietta, by A. J.
A\'haley, 19 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Arthur J. Whaley. Philadelphia ; D :
11755, Nov. 16, 1907 ; 2c. Jan. 29, 1908. 12136

582

12137

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

12154

Early (The) bird — (.'ontinued.

a farce in 2 acts, by Clara Harriet Sher-
wood. New York, T. H. French; London,
Samuel French. 1891. 17 p. 12°. (French's
minor drama, the acting ed., no. 340)

© T. H. French, New York; 1891:42777,
Nov. 30; 2c. Dec. 2. 12137

rural comedy and novelty act, with music

and song, by H. M. Stevenson. 12 p. 4°.
Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Jan. 17, 1913; D: 32057; Harry M.
Stevenson, Flint, Mich. 12138

Early (The) birds; vaudeville comedy act, by
M. G. Bicknell. 14 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Mav 21, 1915 ; D : 40718 ; Marian Gib-
ney Bicknell, Oak Park, 111. 12138a

See also Night (A) in the slums of Lon-

don.

Early days in North Dakota; a border drama
in 4 acts, by P. Rogoway.

© Philip Ilogowav, United States; 1896:
24738. Jan. 29. 12139

Early days in the gold fields; or. Good from
bad, a drama in 5 acts, by S. xVddis.

© Samuel Addis, Salt Lake City; 1878:
6398, May 27. 12140

Early (The) days of Kit Carson; a drama in 3
acts, by W. D. Marine.

© W. D. Marine, United States ; 1883 : 6907,
Apr. 12. 12141

Early in the morning; a farce comedy in 3 acts,
by J. A. Gulick. 69 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Joseph A. Gulick, New York ; 1884 : 16337,

Aug. 11 ; 2c. Sept. 3.

12142

— original vaudeville nmsical novelty, by I.
Witmark. [5], 14 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Li-
bretto only]

© Ic. Feb. 21, 1913 ; D : 32397 ; Isidore Wit-
mark, New York. 12143

by I. Witmark and Collin Davis, lyrics

by Louis Weslyn Jones, music by I. Witmark.
[6], 22 p. 4". Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Sept. 18, 1913 ; D : 34477 ; Isadore Wit-
mark, New York. 12144

Early mom; in 1 act, by Maurice Drew. Type-
written.

© Harry Thorne, Philadelphia; 1900 A:
16672, July 6 ; 2c. July 6. 12145

Early morning reflections; pantomime playlet,
by C. Feleky. 5 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 13, 1911; D: 25214; Charles
Feleky, New York. 12146

Early parted; or. Gentlemen emigrants, a com-
edy drama in 4 acts, by R. Ganthony. 80 p.
f°. Typewritten.

© Richard Ganthony, Chicago ; 1888 : 30362,
Oct. 25 ; Ic. Oct. 25. 12147

Early vows; a comedy in 2 acts, by C. F. Town-
send. Chicago, T. S. Denison [1889] 28 p.
p. 12". ( [Alta series] )

© T. S. Denison. Chicago ; 1889 : 24539, Aug.
9; 2c. Sept. 14. 12148

Earning a wife; farcical comedy in 3 acts, by
C. W. Tackenberg. [4], 94 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Dec. 16, 1912; D: 31715; Chas. W.
Tackenberg, Cincinnati. 12149

Earning the birthright. See Becoming a
prince.

Ears that hear not; play in 3 acts, by L. Wash-
burn. [1], 41 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 6, 1914 ; D : 35939 ; Lilian Wash-
burn, New York. 12149a

Earth (The); a new and original drama in 4
acts, by W. H. Rightmire.

© William H. Rightmire. New York; 1882:
9314, June 6. 12150

Earth-born (The); play in 3 acts, by H. Cornell
and Alfred Allen. 74 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 12, 1911; D: 24923; Hughes
Cornell, Los Angeles. 12151

Earth (The) child; a fairy pantomime in 1
scene, by Jessie (iertrude (^riste. New York,
Chicago [etc.] M. Witmark & sons, 1906. 7
p. 12°. OMtmark fairy and pantomime plays
for children)

© M. Witmark & sons, New York ; D : 9116,
Sept. 19, 1906; 2c. Sept. 18, 1906. 12152

Earth deities, and other rhythmic masques; by
Bliss Carman and Mary Perry King. New
York. M. Kennerley, 1914. 4 p. 1., 85 p. front.
12°.

Contents : Dance diurnal. — Earth deities. —
Children of the year. — Pas de trois.

© Nov. 18, 1914; 2c. Nov. 27, 1914; A:
387732 ; Mitchell Kennerley, New York.

12152a

Earthly (The) twins; a 1 act farce comedy, by
Mrs. H. S. Dexter.

© airs. Henry Stanley Dexter, Calistoga,
Cal. ; 1899:505.51, Aug. 5. 12153

Earthquake (The); by R. H. Burnside. 22 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 27, 1910; D: 21892; R. H. Burn-
side, New York. 12154

583

19155

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

12171

Earthquake (The) — Continued.

a inekxlrama in 4 acts, by Frederick Stand-

ish [pseud, of F. S. H. Keed]
© Frederick Standish H. Reed, Boston;

1893 : 393S9, Aug. 28. 12155

•play in 4 acts, by B. H. Voigt. [119] p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© 1 c. Jan. 5, 1914 ; D : 35551 ; Bernhard H.
Voigt, Brooklyn. 12155a

Easiest (The) way; an American play concern-
ing a peculiar phase of New York life, in 4 acts
and 4 scenes, by E. Walter. [New York,
Printed at the Goerck art press, 1908] So p.
8°.

© Eugene Walter, New York; D: 13987,
Oct. 5, 19U8 ; iic. Dec. 7, 1908. 12156

a play in 4 acts, by E. AV alter.
© Eugene Walter, New York; D : 13703,

Sept. 2, 1908. [For copies rec'd. see D : 13987]

12157

East and West; a drama in 4 acts, by A. E. Law-
rene. 48 p. f. Typewritten.

© Augustus E. Lawrene, Brooklyn; D:
7429, Oct 20, 1905; 2c. Jan. 3, 1906. 12158

a drama in 3 acts, by F. B. Devereaux and

J. C. Ver Planck.

© Francis Bohun Devereaux and J. Camp-
bell Ver Planck, United States; 1880:12645,
Aug. 16. 12159

play in 4 !;■:■, by W. F. Downing. 4 v. 4°.

Typewritten,
© Ic. Sept. 16, 1913 ; D : 34435 ; William Ful-
ler Downing, London. 12160

a sensation drama in 5 acts, by J, Dowling.
© James Dowling, San Francisco; 1871:

9605, Oct. 14. 12161

See also Baffled. — Cead mille f ailte.

East (An) Indian drug. See Aar-u-ag-oos,

East (The) Indian princess; in 4 acts, by L. A.
Smith.

© Louise A. Smith, Norwich, Conn. ; 1887 :
28953, Nov. 8. 12162

East Lynn up to date; by J. G. Howser. 5 p.
f. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 14, 1910; D: 20186; Josephine
Greenman Howser, Chicago. 12163

East Lynne; arr. from the book of Mrs. Henry
Wood, by Joseph King and W. A. Tulley. 34
p. i°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 4. 1910; D: 20111; William A.
TuUey, New York. 12164

East Lynne — Continued.

a drama in 5 acts, adapted from the famous

novel of that name, by Mrs. Henry Wood.

Philadelphia, The Penn publishing company,

1894. 1 p. 1., vii, 5-52 p. 16°. ([Keystone ed.

of popular plays] )

© Penn jub. co., Philadelphia ; 1894 : 28467,

July 7; 2e. Aug. 2. 12165

[play in 5 acts] a new version, by W. J.

Dean. 109 p. 8°. Printed.

© William J. Dean, Toledo, O. ; D:2319,
Sept. 11, 1902; 2c. Sept. 11, 1902. 12165a

— See aim East of Lynn, Mass. — ^West

Lynne. — Ye East Lynne.

East (The) Lynne elopement. See Isabel's ex-
piation.

East of Lynn, Mass.; gabfest burlesque on East
Lynne, in 1 act and some imaginary scenes,
bv Harrv L. Newton. Chicago, T. S. Denison
& CO. [1913] 20 p. 12°.

© Oct. 20, 1913 ; 2c. Oct. 23, 1913 ; D : 34812 :
Eben H. Norris, Chicago. 12166

East (An) side Fluffy Ruffles; a realistic sketch
of Bowery boy life in 1 act, music, sketch and
lyrics by P. Pauli. 20 p. 4°. Typewritten.
[Libretto only]

© Pauline Pauli, Philadelphia; D: 11930,
Dec. 17, 1907 ; 2c. Dec. 17, 1907. 12167

East (An) side masquerade; a sketch of East
side New York life, by W. H. Carson. 8 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© William Henry Carson, New York; D:
11186, Aug. 15, 1907; 2c. Aug. 15, 1907. 12168

East (The) side politician; a monologue, by
Jack M. Coyne. 2 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Jos. W. Stern & co.. New York ; D : 14428,
Dec. 1, 1908 ; 2c. Dec. 1, 1908. 12169

East side wisdom; play in 1 act, by T. E. Kyle.
8 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 2, 1915 ; D : 39869 ; Tom E. Kyle,
New York. 12169a

East (The) siders; a comedy drama of New
York life in 3 acts, bv Anthony E. Wills. New
York, Dick & Fitzgerald, 1909. 52 p. 12°.

© Dick i<s: Fitzgerald. New York; D: 15761,
May 1, 1909 ; 2c. June 24, 1909. 12170

East (The) wind; or, The pride of Amos Gray,
a play in 4 acts, by Frank Dupree. 143 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© F. Dupree, New York; D:8856, July 24,
1906 ; 2c. July 24, 1906. 12171

584

12172

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

12187

Easter; a play in 3 acts, and stories, from the
Swedisli of August Strindberg, tr. by Velma
Swanston Howard. Cincinnati, Stewart &
Kidd company, 1912. 5 p. 1., 3-263 p. 12°.

© Nov. 8, 1912; 2c. Nov. 11, 1912; A:
328325; Stewart «& Kidd co., Cincinnati. 12172

See also Plays; [by] August Strindberg.

Easter (The) flower queen; by Mrs. W. W.
Brown.

© W. W. Brown, United States; 1900 A:
3319, Feb. 5 ; 2c. Mar. 15. 12173

Easter (An) morning; dramatic playlet in 1 act,
by J. H. Fitzgerald. [1], 5 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Jan. 23, 1911 ; D : 23170 ; J. H. Fitz-
gerald, Chicago. 12174

a play of the resurrection, for childx-en, by

A. Corbin.

© Alice Corbin, Lake Bluff, 111. ; D : 14168,
Oct. 29, 1908. 12175

Easter tidings; an entertainment for girls, by
Willis N. Bugbee. New York, Dick & Fitz-
gerald, 1908. 6 p. 12».

© Dick & Fitzgerald, New York ; D : 13055,
May 25, 1908; 2c. June 5, 1908. 12176

Eastward ho! play in 4 acts, by E. E. Kidder.
[122] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. :Mar. 18. 1911 ; D : 23683 ; Edward E.
Kidder, New York. 12177

Eastward hoe; by Jonson, Chapman and INIars-
ton ; and Johnson's The alchemist, ed. by Felix
E. Schelling. Boston & London, D. C. Heath
& CO. [19031 xxxii. [1] 408 p. front. 16°.
(Half-title: The belles-lettres series, section 3,
The Engli.sh drama)

© D. C. Heath & co., Boston ; A : 75811, Dec.
29, 1903 ; 2c. Dec. 29, 1903. 12177a

Easy Jim, the straight crook; romance of the
underworld in 4 acts, by Jack Emmerson.
[3], 44 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 28, 1914; D:3G190; J. S. Angell,
La Mesa, Cal. 12177b

Easy (An) mark; farce in 1 act, by Innis Gard-
ner Osborn. Boston, W. H. Baker & co., 1911.
29 p. 4°.

© Dec. 24, 1910; 2c. Dec. 27, 1910; D:
22927 ; Walter H. Baker & co., Boston. 12178

play in 4 acts, by J. F. Ballard. [127] p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 20, 1911 ; D : 2-^326 ; .John Fred-
erick Ballard, Peterboro, N. H. 12179

Easy money; comedy drama in 4 acts, by Kaiser
and Lucas. [49] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 23, 1914; D: 38883; Bert Mel-
ville, Cincinnati. 12179a

Easy money — Continued.

comedy in 4 acts, by B. King. [87] p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. May 12, 1914; D : 37011 ; Bernadine
King, Pittsburg, Kan. 12179b

comedy in 1 act, by D. Foster and Charles

Laite. [19] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. .Tune 26, 1914; D: 37483; Dorothy
Foster, Edgemere, N. Y. 12179c

comedy playlet, by H. Lewis and A. Bern-

hard. 6 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 9, 1909 ; D : 16747 ; Adolph Bern-
hard and Harry Lewis, New York. 12180

farce comedy in 3 acts, by B. Kling. 34 p.

f°. Typewritten.

© Bernard Kling, New York ; D : 1607, Mar.
19, 1902 ; 2c. Mar. 20, 1902 ; Ic. new ed. Dec. 26,
1902. 12181

or. In soft, a farce of America to-day in 2

acts, by H. IMcAnarney. 80 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Sept. 25, 1912; D: 30954; Henry
Aloysius McAnarney, Baltimore. 12182

Easy payments; an original 1 act play, by D. S.
Genung.

© S. G. Genung, New York; D: 10717, June
7, 1907. 12183

Easy street; a farce comedy in 3 acts, by D.
Henderson and H. B. Smith. .55 p. 4°. Type-
written.

. © David Henderson, Chicago ; 1890 : 1.5062,
May 7 ; 2c. May 9. [Note : Copies bear second-
ary title. On easy street] 12184

a farcical comedy in 3 acts, by G. L. Furniss.

107 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Grace Livingston Furniss, New York ; D :
5334, July 25, 1904; 2c. July 25, 1904. 12185

Eat 'em up, Hennie. See Bravest of them all.

Eavesdroppers (The) See Under the royal
oak.

Ebb and flood. See Unmasked.

Eben and Angelina; a farce, by T. H. Dickin-
son. 17 p. 8°. Typewritten.

© Thomas H. Dickinson, Madison, Wis. ; D :
4558, Jan. 28, 1904; 2c. Jan. 28, 1904. 12186

Ebony flats and black sharps; a nonsensical
black-face melange, in 1 act and various situa-
tions, by George W. Goode.

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston; 1897:
34G19, June 9. 12187

Ebrea (L') See Jewess (The)

585

12187

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

12207

Ecce homo; proposed sacred play. [Bowie, Tex.,
Pi-intod bv Blade printing co., 1914] cover-
title. [66] p. S".

© Dee. 22, 1914; 2c. Dec. 16, 1914; A:
891169 ; Orris L. Williams, Bowie, Tex.

12187a

Same. [Dallas. Tex., Printed by Dor.sey

printing co., 1914] [34] p. illus., diagr. 16°.

© Nov. 30. 1914 ; 2c. Dec. 3, 1914 ; A : 3SS676 ;
Orris I.. Williams, Bowie, Tex. 12187b

Eccentric; by J. H. SolotarofE. 63 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Oct. 16, 1909 : D : 17122 ; Jobn H. Solo-
taroff. New Yorlc. 12188

Eccentric (The) electrician. See Excentric
(The) electrician.

Eccentric (The) teacher; play in 1 act, by Harry
A. Archibald. S p. 4". Ms.

© Ic. Sept. 28, 1912; D : 30991 ; Evelyn
Davis-W*estcoutt, Providence. R. T. 12189

Eccentric (The) violinist. See Kitchen (The)
domestics.

Eccles' girls; 3 act comedy, by M. Williams.
© Malcolm Williams. Cedar Rapids. In. ;
1893 : 4.5934, Oct. 13. 12190

Eche usted senoras; fantasia comico-lfrico-baila-
ble, en 1 acto, dividido en 3 cuadros, letra de
A. Fano.sa y Emilio G. del Castillo, musica
de los niaestros Quislant y Badia. INIadrid
I Sociedad de nutores espanoles] 1910. 43, [4]
p. 12°. [Libretto only]

© Sept. 6, 1910 ; 2c. Sept. 7, 1910 ; D ; 21958 :
Antonio Fanosa y G. del Castillo, Madrid.

12191

Echo (The); by B. J. Wolf. 11 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Mar. 22, 1910; D : 20.j61 ; Beniamiii
.James Wolf, New York. 12192

an original musical play in 2 acts, libretto

by W. Le Baron, music by Deems Taylor. Com-
plete libretto. 70 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Li-
bretto only]

© William Le Baron, Yonkers, N. Y. : D:
15796, May 7, 1909; 2c. INIay 20, 1909. 12193

or, Key to Aztec writings, a drama in pro-
logue and 4 acts, by Beulah [pseud, of B. D.
Elora]

© Beulah Don Elora, Boston ; 1885 : 7643.
Apr. 1. 12194

Echo and Narcisse; or, Don't know yourself,
pantomime. [2] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 15, 1909; D: 16794; Elisabeth
Marbury, New York. 12195

Echo (An) from Armenia; or. An Armenian
episode, in 3 scenes, by M. Godfrey [pseud,
of M. G. Rives] 19 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic Dec 8, 1910 ; D : 227.53 ; Madeleine God-
frey, New York. 12196

Echo (An) from Charleroi; plav in 1 act, by
C. J. Wilson and G. IL Woodward. 9 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

• © Ic. May 17, 1915; D : 40678 ; Charles .J.
Wilson antl Gertrude H. Woodward, lios An-
geles. 12196a

Echo (An) of the past; play in 4 acts, by S. T.
Tyng. 87 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 30, 1910; D: 22003; Sewell T.
Tyng, New York. 12197

Echo studio; a comedy sketch, by F. Shannon.
25 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Frank Shannon, New York ; D : 1.5314.
Mar. 12, 1909; 2c. Mar. 12, 1909. 12198

Echoes; a comedy in 3 acts, by G. A. Ernst.

© George A. Ernst, Jamaica Plain, IMass. ;
1871 : 12081, Dec. 20. 12199

a drama in 4 acts, by E. S. Hill.

© Elizabeth S. Hill, New Haven; 1890:
21892, .July 9. 12200

or. Our flag at sea, a plav drama in 4 acts,

by C. W. Barry.

© Charles W. Barry. New York; 1876: 7061.
June 7. 12201

Echoes from India. Sec Echos indiens.

Echoes of a great city.

© Frederick Sexauer, Canton. O. ; 1894 :
43.594, Sept. 17. 12202

Echos indiens (Echoes from India); 1 act play
in 3 scenes with music, book by G. Mercier,
music by Emile PI Mori. 4 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten. [T^ibretto only]

© Ic. Nov. 26, 1912 ; D : 31468 ; Georges aier-
cier and liertha Mori. Washington. 12203

Eclaireuses (Les); piece en 4 actes, par M. Don-
nay. .38 p. (In Petite illustration, no. 10.— 3
uuii 1913, serie-thea.tre, no. 5)

© May 3, 1913 ; 2c. May 24, 1913 ; D : 33308 ;
Maurice Donnay, Paris. 12204

Eclipse (The); a drama in 3 acts, by E. M. Kel-
ley. [102] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 5, 1913 ; D : 32199 ; Ethel M. Kel-
ley, New York. 12205

Eclipse of the honeymoon; by A. C. D. Riley.
10 p. f. Typewritten.

© Alice C. D. Riley. Evanston, 111.; D:
9433, Nov. 1.5, 1906; 2c. Nov. 15, 1900. 12206

Eclipse quartette; by Whallen and Martell.

© Whallen and Martell. Union Hill, N. J. ;
1893 : 52984. Nov. 28. 12207

586

12208

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

12227

Ecole (L') des menages; trasedie bourgeolse en
5 actes et en prose [par] Honore de Balzac,
prC'Cedee d'une lettre par le vte. de Spoelberch
de Lovenjoul. Oeuvre posthunie.

<g) res. under act of IMar. 3, 1905. b.v L. Car-
teret, Paris ; res. no. 899 ; Ic. Apr. 18, 1907.

12208

Ecole (L') du peuple; coraMie en 1 acte, en
vers, par Charles Delery. Nouvelle-Orleans,
Impr. du Propagateur catholique, 1877. 30 p.
8".

© Charles Delery, Bay St. Louis, Miss. ;
1877 : 3385. Mar. 20 ; 2c. Apr. 12. 12209

Ecole (L') en crinoline; dance and pantomime
in 1 act, by Mrs. C. Hemmick. 4 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Nov. 13. 1915 ; D : 42471 ; Mrs. Chris-
tian Hemmick, Washington. 12209a

Economical (An) boomerang'. W. H. Neall.

© P. Garrett & co.. Philadelphia: 1892:
46295, Nov. 14. 12210

Ecran (L') brise; piece en 1 acte, par H. Bor-
deaux. Paris, Plon-Nourrit et cie., 1908. 4
p. 1., X, 43 p. 12°.

© Henry Bordeaux, Paris; D : 13340, July
15, 1908; 2c. July 15. 1908. 12211

See also For love's sake.

Ecrase (L'); comedie en 1 acte, par Maurice
Froyez. Paris, C. Joubert, 1910. cover-title.
85 p. 8°.

© July 30, 1910 ; 2c. Aug. 1, 1910 ; D : 21G96 ;
Joubert, Paris. 12212

Edad (La) de hierro; pasatiempo comico-lirico
en 1 acto, dividido en 4 cuadros, original y en
prosa de Arniches. Garcia Alvarez y Asensio
Mas, mfisica de Hermoso y Garcia Alvarez.
Madrid [Sociedad de autores espaiioles] 1907.
48 p. 12". [Libretto only]

© Arniches, Garcia Alvarez v Asensio Mas,
Madrid; D: 11019, Julv 22, 1907; 2c. Julv 22.
1907. 12213

Edelfled of Barnard castle; historical drama in
4 acts, by O. Oes.

© Ovidia Oes, New York ; D : 15240, Mar. 5,
1909. 12214

Edelweiss; dramn in 4 acts, by A. W. Wright,
[51] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© le. Aug. 21. 1911 ; D : 25000 ; Adelle Wil-
liams Wright, Oakland, Cal. 12215

a play in 5 acts, by E. C. Mason. 62 p. 12°.

Typewritten.

© Eva Child Mason, Cincinnati ; 1886 : 3781,
Feb. 13; 2c. June 3. 12216

Edelweiss — Continued.

or, Frida the Alpine flower, a comedy ro-
mance in a prologue and 3 acts, by .J. A. Eraser
and E. Wood. 64 p. f». Typewritten.

© John A. Eraser and Eugene Wood, Chi-
cago ; 1889 : 3823, Feb. 1 ; 2c. Feb. 7. 12217

See also Snowflower.

Eden Gray; by C. A. Chase. Galveston, Strick-
land printing company, 1894.

© Carrie A. Chase, Galveston. Tex.; 1895:
40411, Aug. 6; 2c. Aug. 6. 12218

Eden (The) musee; a farcical, musical, comical,
dramatic absurdity, by R. G. Morris.

© Robert Griffin Morris, New York; 1887:
2372, Jan. 31. 12219

Eden 1914; comedy drama in 1 act, by A. J.
Price. [2], 7 p. f. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 17, 1913; D : 35327 ; Arthur J.
Price. New York. 12220

Edens have; af P. Lykke-Seest. Kristiania, H.
Aschehoug & co., 1911. 2 p. 1., 169 p. 12°.

© Nov. 8. 1911 ; 2c. Dec. 4, 1911 ; D : 2.5930 :
H. Aschehoug & co., Christiania, Norwav.

12221

Edessa; or. The veiled prophet of Khorassan,
an original drama in 5 acts, by M. Estes. Cin-
cinnati, The Ohio Valley pres.s, 1889. 46 p. 8°.
© IMedora Estes, Cincinnati ; 1889 : 8841.
Mar. 20; 2c. Mar. 25. 12222

Edgar; dramma lirico in 3 atti, di Ferdinando
Fontana, musica di Giacomo Puccini. Nuova
edizione. Milano [etc., etc.] G. Ricordi & c,
1905. 36 p. 8°. [Libretto only]

© G. Ricordi & co.. Milan; D : 6693. Mav
19, 1905 ; 2c. May 19, 1905. 12223

Edgar A. Poe; a tragedy in 3 acts, by S. B. Cor-
rington.

© S. B. Corrington, Fort Smith, Ark. ; 1876 :
5233, May 1. 12224

Edgar Arnold; or. The genius of the forge, an
American drama in 5 acts, bv L. P. Hills. At-
lanta, Ga., Fuller & Holcomb [1881] 58 p.
16°.

© L. P. Hills, Atlanta ; 1881 : 1644, Jan. 31 :
2c. Apr. 6. 12225

Edge o' dark; play in 1 act, by Given John
[pseud, of G. Jones] [2], 21 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Oct. 25. 1912 ; D : 31489 ; Gladys Jones,
London. 12226

Edge (The) of the storm; tale of the Indian
mutiny, by Henry Pettit. [3], 88 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 6, 1912; D: 28240; W. Leonard
Howe, New York. 12227

587

12228

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

12249

Edge (The) of the whirlpool; play in 1 act, by
E. F. Payne. 22 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 20, 1911 ; D : 25S12 ; Edward F.
Payne, Belmont, Mass. 12228

Edge (The) of the world; Irish drama in 3 acts,
by A. H. Gilmer, 77 p. 4". Typewritten.

' © Ic. .Tune 11, 1915 ; D : 40904 ; Albert Hat-
ton Gilmer, Boston. 12228a

Edge tools; an original lausbable comedy in 3
acts and tableaux, by A. G. W. Carter.

© A. G. W. Carter, New York ; 1874 : 12401.
Oct. 3. 12229

Edged tools; a comedy drama of American life,
by T. C. De Leon.

© T. C. De Leon, Mobile ; 1873 : 3313, Apr. 1.
^ 12230

a drama in 4 acts, by .7. L. Gilder.

© Jeannette L. Gilder, Newarii, N. J. ; 1876 :
6540, May 26. 12231

dramatic sketch, by E. P. Heath. 18 p. 4".

Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 3, 1915 ; D : 39855 ; Eugene Perei-
val Heath, New York. 12231a

— a play, by J. B. Matthews.

© J. Brander Matthews, New York; 1873:
13428, Nov. 19. 12232

• play in 1 act, by James London. [3] p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 17, 1914 ; D : 38628 ; Eva M. John-
sou, Glen Ellyn, 111. 12232a

Edgewood folks; a di-ama in 4 acts, by J. E.
Brown.

© J. E. Brown, Beverly, Mass. ; 1880 : 3249.
Mar. 1. 12233

or, Connecticut country life, a drama in 4

acts, by J. E. Brown.

© Joseph E. Brown, Beverly, Mass. ; 1880 :
7244, May 10. 12234

Edict (The) of Nantes. See Richelieu's strata-
gem.

Edil (El); pasillo comico en prosa, original [de]
li. IM. de Pereda y E. Armengod. Madrid [So-
ciedad de autores espauoles] 1908. 28 p. 8°.

© Ram6n Maria de Pereda y Emilio Arraen-
god, IMadrid ; D : 14547, Dec. 11, 1908 ; 2c. Dec.
11, 1908. 12235

Edith; dramatisches gemjilde in 5 aufziigen,
11 bildern, frei nach Ch. Dickens roman, Doni-
bey und sohn, hrsg. von H. F. L. M. Steen.

© H. F. L. M. Steen, Copenhagen; 1899:
n5G42, May 29; 2c. May 29. 12236

an original American society comedy, in 4

acts, by A. B. Miller.

© A. B. Miller, New York ; 1878 : 15165, Dec.
24. 12237

Edith — Continued.

or, The fatal passion, an American emo-
tional drama in 5 acts, by P. Stoner.

©Philip Stoner, New York; 1875 :169, Jan.7.

12238

Edith Cade, the musician's daughter; an origi-
nal drama in 3 acts, by R. N, Traver.

© Robert N. Traver, St. Joseph, Mo. ; 1882 :
3041, Feb. 28. 12239

Edith Dombey; a play in 5 acts dramatized from
Dickens' Dombey and son, by G. Garrigues.

© Gertrude Garrigues, St. Louis; 1872:
12822, Dec. 5. 12240

Edith Gray; an original comedy drama in 5 acts,
by J. K. Tillotson.

© James K. Tillotson, Easton, Pa.; 1880:
7377, May 11. 12241

Edith of eternity; drama in 3 acts, by Charles
Goddard. [14] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 3, 1914 ; D : 38045 ; Star co., New-
York. 12241a

Editha's burglar; a dramatic sketch in 1 act,
by G. Thomas and E. McP. Smith.

© Gus. Thomas and E. McP. Smith, United
States; 1884:2378, Feb. 1. 12242

Edith's divorce; by A. W. Greeley. 29 p. f".
Typewritten.

© Alfred W. Greeley, Washington; D:
11640, Oct. 31, 1907; 2c. Oct. 31, 1907. 12243

Edith's dream; an operetta for children, words
by IMargaret Fezandie and Edgar Morette, mu-
sic bv Eugene Fezandie, jr. Boston, W. H.
Baker & co., 1897.

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston; 1897:
413S2, July 17 ; 2c. Sept. 12. 12244

Editor (The); an American comedy in 4 acts,
by L. Aldrich and C. T. Vincent.

© Louis Aldrich and Chas. T. Vincent.
United States ; 1890 : 2635, Jan. 18. 12245

a dramatic sketch in several scenes, by

Frank B. Coigne. 6 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 14, 1912; D: 29044; Champion
film CO., New York. 12246

libretto, by Mrs. L. Adler.

© Mrs. Louis Adler and Isidor Schoenberg,
Baltimore ; 1S93 : 11363, Mar. 6. 12247

Editor-in-chief; farce comedy of newspaper
life, by Charles Ulrich. Chicago, T. S. Deni-
son [1909] 30 p. 12".

© Sept. 27, 1909; 2c. Sept. 29, 1909; D:
16955; T. S. Denison, Chicago. 12248

Editorial (The) excursionists; an American
musical extravaganza in 2 acts, by G. W. Dan-
nettell.

© George W. Dannettell, Seymour, Ind. ;
1880 : 19001, Dec. 13. 12249

588

12250

COPYKIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

12273

Editors (The); a comedy drama in 4 acts, by
J. M. Kramer and E. W. Hanley.

© John M. Kramer and Edward W. Hanley,
Dayton, O. ; 1883 : 11970, June 29. 12250

Editor's (The) daughter; a farce comedy in 4
acts, by C. C. Brown.

© Chalmers C. Brown, Columbus, Ind. :
1892 : 66S5, Feb. 11. 12251

Editor's (The) romance; a comedy drama in 4
acts, by J. D. Farrell.

© .Tohn D. Farrell, Chicago; D: 10155, Mar.
16, 1907. 12252

by W. C. Herman. 77 p. 4°. Typewrit-

ten,

© Ic. Nov. 7, 1914 ; D : 38722 ; William Cal-
vin Herman, Chicago. 12252a

- — ■ a comedy in 4 acts, by H. P. Mawson and H.

Douglas.

© Harrv P. Mawson and Harry Douglas,
United States ; D : 10365, Apr. 17, 1907. 12253

Editor's (An) sanctum. See Ribbons.

Editor's (The) troubles; a farce in 1 scene, by
Edward Harrigan. New Yorlc, R. M. De Witt.

© Robert M. De Witt, New York; 1875:
7700, July 23; 2c. Sept. 2. 12254

Edla Nord; a play in 4 acts, by G. Ottenberg.
© Gerda Ottenberg, New York ; D : 10488,
May 4, 1907. 12255

Edland's husband; dramatic inconsistency in
4 acts, by Hayden Talbot. [88] p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Aug. 6, 1913 ; D : 34031 ; Sanger & Jor-
dan, New York. 12256

Edmund Kean; a drama, by E. F. Goodwin. 20
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Edward F. Goodwin, Boston ; 1890 : 2.5600.
Aug. 18 ; 2c. Aug. 18. 12257

a play in 4 acts, by F. G. Cameron.

© F. G. Cameron, New York; 1871:4017,
Apr. 29. 12258

■ a romantic drama in 4 acts, by E. Hayes.

© Edmond Hayes, Chicago; 1893:21088.
May 4. 12259

romantic play in 4 acts, by P. A. Fitzger-

ald.

© P. A. Fitzgerald, United States; 1874:
9383, July 17. 12260

or, Genius and passion, a drama, by A. E.

Twiford.

© Albert Edmund Twiford, New York;
1892 : 40546, Oct. 6. 12261

Edna; by A. W. Dotson.

© Alexander AVhite Dotson, West Bay City,
Mich. ; 1886 : 1815, Jan. 22. 12262

Edna — Continued.
a play in 5 acts.

© George W. Beardsley, Boston ; 1874 : 2082,
Feb. 21. 12263

Edna Dean; a play, by E. A. Wood and J. R.
Garey.

© E. Allen Wood and J. R. Garey, Pitts-
burgh ; 1892 : 13346, Mar. 26. 12264

Edna, the veteran's daughter. See Tat.

Edna's ghost; a comedy in 1 act, by Alf Hamp-
ton. Typewritten.

© Mary Patrice Gunning, New York ; 1898 :
71915, Dec. 10; 2c. Dec. 10. 12265

Educating Moriarty; playlette in 1 act, by W.
Cluxton. 17 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 14, 1915 ; D : 41497 ; Walter Clux-
ton, New York. 12265a

Education; drama in 4 acts, by R. Danenbaum.
[109] p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 12, 1911 ; D : 25473 ; Roby Danen-
baum, Minneapolis. 12266

Education de prince; pifice en 4 actes [par
Maurice Donnay] [Paris, Impr. de I'lllustra-
tion] 1906. 2 p. 1., 96 p. 8".

© M. Donnay, Paris ; D : 9628, Dec. 13, 1906 ;
2c. Dec. 13, 1900. 12267

Education (The) of Beatrice; a play in 4 acts
and a prologue, by M. Champagne. 113 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Mildred Champagne, Cambridge, Mass. ;
D : 9382, Nov. 5, 1906 ; 2c. Nov. 5, 1906.

12268

Education (The) of Elizabeth; a comedy in 4
acts, by R. Horniman. 114 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Roy Horniman, Ix)ndon ; D : 11567, Oct.
19, 1907 ; 2c. Oct. 19, 1907. 12269

Education (The) of Mr. Surrage; comedy in 4
acts, by Allan Monkhouse. London, Sidgwick
& Jackson, ltd., 1913. 93 p. 12".

© Sept. 22, 1913 ; 2c. Oct. 6, 1913 ; D : 34639 ;
Sidgwick & Jackson, ltd., London. 12270

Educationalheimer's kollege of knowledge; by
W. E. Riley. 9 p. f". Typewritten.

© William E. Riley, Louisville; D:4957,
Apr. 29, 1904; 2c. Apr. 29, 1904. 12271

Edward and Isabel; a drama in 4 acts, by J.
Teackle.

© John Teackle, Baltimore ; 1888 : 3419, Jan.
31. 12272

Edward England; an operetta in 3 acts, by
Mrs. S. Crowninshield. 107 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten. [Libretto only]

© Mrs. Schuyler Crowninshield, New York;
D : 6171, Feb. 2, 1905 ; 2c. Feb. 2, 1905. 12273

589

12274

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

12290

Edward Garrett, a story of Mars; by Harry

Porter [i. e. J. H. Porter] Boston, Lincoln

publishing conipuny, 1909. 118 p. port. 12".

© James Henry I'ortor, Boston; D : 13150,

.Tune 9, 1908; 2c. Dec. 28,' 1909. 12274

Edward McBee, artist; by R. W. Frost. Type-
written.

© Kufus W. Frost, New York ; 1897 : 37209,
.Tune 24 : 2c. June 24. 12275

Edward Stanly; or, The pangs of remorse, a
play in 5 acts, by A. Brewster. fSan Fran-
cisco] The author, 1873. 48 p. 16".

© Albert Brewster, San Francisco; 1873:
11256, Oct. 2 ; 2c. Nov. 11. 12276

Edward the Confessor; or. Sceptre and sword,
drama in 5 acts, adapted from the French, by
Beruiett D. Charron. New York, J. F. Wagner.
1904. 41 p. 12°.

© Joseph F. Wagner, New York ; D : 5953,
Dec. 22, 1904 ; 2c. Dec. 22, 1904. 12277

Edward the Second, f^ce Masterpieces of the
English drama: Christopher Marlowe.

Edward the Third. Sec Lilies that fester.

Edward Whalley, the regicide; a drama in 5
acts, by W. F. Litch.

© Wilbur F. Litch, Philadelphia; 1876:
7668, June 26. 12278

Edward's play; or, The way out, comedy in 4
acts, by Thomas Louden. 145 p. 4". Type-
written.

© Ic. Aug. 30, 1915; D: 41600; Elizabeth

Valentine Louden. Fanwood, N. J. 12278a

Edwards, the spy; an original drama in 5 acts.

bv Arthur L. Buzzell. New York, Dick &

Fitzgerald, 1901. 44 p. 12°.

© Dick & Fitzgerald, New York ; D : 622,

July 1. 1901 ; 2c. Sept. 17, 1901. 12279

Edwin Drood, his mystery, its solution; in 5

acts, dramatized from Charles Dickens, by T.

C De Leon.

© T. C. De Leon. Baltimore ; 1870 : 2778.
Oct. 13. 12280

Edwin Wier; play in 4 acts, by B. Border. [48]
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 10. 1910 ; D : 22259 ; Bartlett Bor-
der. San Francisco. 12281
Eel (The) See Once a thief.
Eeny Meeny; moonshine fantasy in 3 acts, by
P. Mackaye. 117 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 24, 1913; D: 32067; Percy Mac-
kaye, Cambridge, Mass. 12282

Eether or eyther; a farce in 1 act, by Robert C.
Y. Meyers. Boston, W. H. Baker and com-
pany, 1909. 12 p. 16°. (On cover: Baker's
ed. of plays)

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston ; D : 14775,
Jan. 9, 1909; 2c. Jan. 16, 1909. 12283

Effect (The) of drugs; play in 1 act, by S. B.
:McHenry. [1], 32 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 20, 1914; D: 36429; Samuel B.
McHenry, Chicago. 12283a

Effects (The) of a wind pudding. See Dar-
win's missing links.

Effects (The) of the storm; by C. Wilford.

Proof.
■ © Charles Wilford. South Omaha, Neb.; D:
1.5455, Mar. 26, 1909; 2c. Mar. 26, 1909.

12284

Effects (The) of war. See Volunteers (The)

Effervescing; a comedv in 4 acts, by B. F. Seitz.
Newville, Pa., 1896. 68 p. 12°.

© B. Frank Seitz, Newville, Pa.; 1896:
3.589, Jan. 10; 2c. Jan. 22. 12285

Same. [Rev. ed.] Newville, Pa.. 1896. 68

p. 12°.

© B. Frank Seitz, Newville, Pa.; 1S96:
23.590, Apr. 16 ; Ic. Apr. 16. 12286

Same. Newville, Pa., 1902. 68 p. 8°.

© B. Frank Seitz, Newville, Pa.; D : 1753,
Apr. 17, 1902; Ic. Apr. 17, 1902; Ic. May 2,
1902. 12287

Efficiency (The) of man; an amusing play in 3
scenes, for men or boys only, by M. F. Hutch-
inson. London, J. Williams, ltd., 1909. 31 p.
8°.

© Joseph Williams, ltd., London ; D : 15403,
Mar. 22, 1909 ; 2c. Mar. 22, 1909. 12288

EfRe Gower; or. The forsaken, an emotional
drama in 5 acts, by P. A. Fitzgerald.

© Mrs. Andrew Flynn, Huntsville, Ala. ;
1876 : 12678, Nov. 1.5. 12289

Efla.e's Christmas dream; a play for children,

adapted by Laure Claire Foucher from A

Christmas dream and how it came true, by

Louisa M. Alcott. Boston, Little, Brown, and

company, 1912. .53 p. incl. front. 12°.

© Apr. 3, 1912 ; 2c. Apr. 9, 1912 ; A : 309833 ;
.John S. P. Alcott, Brookline, Mas.s. 12290

Efterladte skrifter; af Henrik Ibsen, udgivne
af Halvdan Koht og Julius Elias. Kristiania
og Ki0benhavn, Gyldendalske boghandel, Nor-
disk forlag, 1909. 3 v. 8°.

Dram.\tic contents : v. 1. Norma. — Cat-
ilina. — Rypen i .Tustedal. — Sancthansnatten. —
Fjeldfuglen. — Svanhild. v. 2. Peer Cynt. —
De unges forbund. — Kejser og Galilaeer. —
Samfundets st0tter.— Et dukkeh.iem. v. 3.
Gengangere. — Vildanden. — Rosmersholm. —
Fruen fra havet. — Hedda Gabler. — Bygmester
Solness. — Lille Eyolf. — John Gabriel Bork-
man. — NSr vi d0de vSgner. — Opstandelsens
dag.

© Oct. 27. 1909 ; 2c. Nov. 27, 1909 ; A— For-
eign 560; Gyldendalske boghandel, Nordisk
forlag. Christiania, Norway. 12290a

590

12291

COPYRIGHTED IN" THE UNITED STATES

12312

Egaree; an original play in 5 acts and a pro-
logue, by G. A. Meriglii.

© Caroline A. Merighi. New York; 1878:
12918, Nov. 9. 12291

in 3 acts, by C. A. Merighi.

© Caroline A. Merighi. New York; 1876:
13055. Nov. 24. 12292

Eggleston sisters; a musical comedy skit, by
Charles Horwitz. 5 p. f". Typewritten.
[Words only]

© Ann- Hannah Lesser, New York: D:
7453. Oct. 25. 1905; 2c. Oct. 9, 1905. 12293

Eggs; a fowl play, or musical comedy in 1 act,
with AAhich is hen-corporated the eggs-citing,
eggs-hilarating, eggs-traordinary and eggs-cru-
ciating comic opera, hen-titled Omelette, in
1 act, ink-ubated by the author, C. F. Pidgin,
musical lays by the composer, J. H. Woods.

© Charles F. Pidgin and J. Harrison Woods.
Boston ; 1881 : 17954, Nov. 18. 12294

Eglamore (The) portraits. See Little Mrs.
Cummin,

Eglantina; romantic parlor play, by M. E. W.
Freeman. (In The Ladies' home jouriial.
.Tuly, 1910)

© June 25, 1910 ; 2c. July 7, 1910 ; D : 21599 :
Marv E. Wilkins Freeman. Metuchen, N. J.

12295

Eglantine; or, The enchanted stream, a musi-
cal comedy extravaganza, by G. Kiper. 94 p.
f". Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Gertrude Kiper, Chicago : D : 2954. Feb.
n. 1903 ; 2c. Feb. 5, 1903. 12296

Egmont. See Faust.

Ego sum qui sum; a grand melodrama in 3 acts

and 7 tableaux, by Martha Lafitte Johnson.
© Emma L. Pridham. Philadelphia ; 1880 :

3062, Feb. 25. 12297

Egoist (The); play, by J. P. Blechman and J.
Wallach. [.30] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 20. 1910 ; D : 21844 ; Joseph Peter
Blechman. New York, and Jacob Wallach.
Newark. N. J. 12298

play in 3 acts, by J. Noel. [87] p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 1, 1911; D: 23836; Joseph Noel.
New York. 12299

Egotist (The); in 3 acts and 5 scenes, by A. H.
Hakanson. 69 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© A. Heimer Hakanson, New York : D :
10180, June 28, 1909 ; 2c. June 28, 1909. 12300

a play in 4 acts, by R. Strathy. 51 p. f°.

Typewritten.

© Robert Strathy, New York; D : 14242.

Nov. 9, 1908 ; 2c. Nov. 18, 1908. 12301

Egy szomouru haziur aki a Vig-utczaban
lakik; irta Heyder Bela.

© Hevder Bela. New York ; D : 10165. Feb.
25, 1907. 12302

Egypt; opera in 3 acts, by William J. McCov,
text by C. K. Field. 31 p. 8°. Printed. [Li-
bretto only]

© Ic. Sept. 8, 1914; D: 38085: Charles K.
P^ield, San Francisco. 12302a

an original American drama, in 4 acts, bv

.L M. Hoffman.

© John M. Hoffman. Chicago ; 1896 : 29303.
May 13. ' 12303

play in 4 acts, by E. Sheldon. 171 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 25, 1910 ; D : 20885 ; Edward Shel-
don. New l^ork. 12304

— Same. New York, Tower bros. stationery
CO. [1912] cover-title, 52 p. 16".

© Dec. 14, 1912; 2c. Dec. 19, 1912; D:
31742 ; Edward Sheldon, New York. 12305

— a tragedy in 4 acts, interspersed with mu-
sic, by A. L. Slade. 21 p. 4°. Typewritten.
[Words only]

© Anna Lee Slade, Washington ; D : 123S2,
Feb. 18. 1908 ; 2c. Feb. 18, 1908. 12306

Egypt B. C. 1300.
ian mythology.

See Abdel Kadir's Egypt-

Egypt through centuries; a spectacular drama,
by A. Francioli.

© Augusto Francioli. Guttenberg, N. J.',
1802 : 8341, Feb. 23. 12307

Egypt under Cleopatra; a spectacular panto-
mime, by G. B. Okey.

© George B. Okey, Columbus, O. ; 1888:
114.34, Apr. 19. 12308

Egypta; pantimime in 3 scenes without words.
3 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 19, 1910 ; D : 20241 ; Ruth Dennis.
New York. 12309

Egypta, the wondrous story of the Nile; sacred
opera in 4 acts, adaptation of words, plot, and
music by W. D. Chenery. Libretto. [Spring-
field, 111., 1893] 1 p. 1., 22 p. 16°.

© Will D. Chenerv, Springfield, III. ; 1893 :
47061, Oct. 21; Ic. Oct. 25; Ic. Dec. 7. 12310

Egyptian (The) bracelet; a drama in 4 acts,
by H. F. Taylor. 121 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Henry Fitch Taylor. Cos Cob. Conn. ; D :
10419, Apr. 26, 1907 ; 2c. Apr. 26, 1907. 12311

play in 3 acts, by C. M. Allen and Pearl O.

Pearson. 62 p. f. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 14. 1911 ; D : 23963 ; C. M. Allen.
Glendale, Cal. 12312

591

12313

DKAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

12329

Egyptian (The) dancer; drama in 4 acts, by
U. Akerstrom.

© UUie Akerstrom, Chicago; 1893:34115,
July 21. 12313

Egyptian (An) mummy; comedy in 3 acts, by
J. C. Parks and U. G. James. 37 p. 4". Type-
written.

© John C. Parks and Raymond G. James,
Chicago; D:6167, Feb. 2, 1905; 2c. Feb. 23,
1905. 12314

play in 1 act, by A. Finlayson and A.

Flatico. 6 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 19, 1913 ; D : 33339 ; Al Flatico,
Thos. Emerson and Alex. Finlayson, Cleve-
land. 12315

— See also Pharaoh.

Egyptian necromancy. See Abdel Kadir's
mystical lock and chain cross.

Egyptian (The) Pompeii; an electrical drama
in 5 acts, by .1. F. Palmer.

© John Fav Palmer, Cleveland; 1898:
12723, Feb. 21. 12316

Egyptian (An) princess; a farce-comedy sketch
in 1 act, by C. P. Brown. 8 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Aug. 12, 1909 ; D : 16548 ; Charles P.
Brown, Darien, Conn. 12317

or. The Princess Irma, a musical comedi-
etta in 1 act. by S. Clark. 6 p. 4". Typewrit-
ten. [Libretto only]

© Sadie Clark, United States; D: 10974,
July 15, 1907; 2c. .July 13, 1907. 12318

Egyptian (An) romance; or, A slave of the
Orient, a melodrama in 4 nets, by W. C. Chil-
ders. 28 p. f. Typewritten.

© Al. S. Evans, Portsmouth, O. ; D:5231.
.Tune 24, 1904; 2c. June 24, 1904. 12319

Egyptian (The) vagabonds; a comedy in 3 acts.
[31] p. f". Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 10, 1909; D: 16524; F. M.
Quiun, Portland, Or. 12320

Eh! what did you say? a farce in 3 scenes, by
Mrs. H. M. Toler. Clyde, O., A. D. Ames, 1885.
10 p. 12". ( [Ames' series of standard and
minor drama, no. 148] )

© A. D. Ames, Clyde, O. ; 1885 : 24026, Nov.
16 ; 2c. Nov. 16. 12321

Eh! what is it? a comedy in 2 acts, dramatized
by S. I. Waggaman.

© S. I. Waggaman, Washington ; 1871 : 4023,
May 18. 12322

an Ethiopian sketch, by J. C. Stewart

[pseud, of .Tohn Stewart Crossy] New York,
R. M. De Witt.

© Robert M. De Witt, New York; 1871:
12493, Dec. 29 ; 2c. Jan. 15, 1872. 12323

Ehe (Eine); die tragodie eines weibes in 3 auf-
ziigen, von Carl M. Jacoby. Leipzig, P. Re-
clam, jiin. [1911] 93 p. 24". (On cover: Uui-
versal-bibliothek, 5310)

© Aug. 1, 1911 ; 2c. Sept. 28, 1911 ; D : 25333 :
Philipp Reclam, jun., Leipzig. 12324

Ehebrecherin (Die); drama in 1 akt, von S. Va-
cano. Berlin, Dahlem, 1909. 16 p. 12".

© Apr. 1, 1910 ; 2c. Apr. 19, 1910 ; D : 20836 ;
Stefan Vacano, Austria. 12325

Ehemannerzug (Der); operette in 3 akten, von
Alexander Eugel und Karl Lindau, musik von
Karl Kappeller. Leipzig, Wien, J. Wein-
berger. 1909. 37 p. 12". [Libretto only]

© Oct. 9, 1909 ; 2c. Oct. 23, 1909 ; D : 17176 ;
Josef Weinberger, Leipzig. 12326

Ehemaskerade; lustspiel in 4 akten, von Ro-
bert Walter. Wien, Comoedia, 1914. 65 p. 8".

© Ic. July 11, 1914; D: 37533; Comoedia,
Vienna. 12326a

Ehrenwort; schauspiel in 4 akten, von E. Jacobi.
Kassel, F. W. Schmitt [1909] 90 p. 8°.

© Sept. 9, 1909; 2c. Sept. 23, 1909; D:
16855; Emil Jacobi, Cassel, Germany. 12327

Ehrgefiihl; schauspiel in 3 aufziigen, von Her-
bert Steineck. Berlin, Vertriebsstelle des Ver-
bandes deutscher biihnenschriftsteller, g. m.
b. h., 1914. 112 p. 8".

© Ic. Mar. 11, 1914; D: 30315; Vertriebs-
stelle des Verbandes deutscher biihnenschrift-
steller, g. m. b. h., Berlin. 12327a

Ehrlich wahrt am langsten; dramatisches spiel
fiir etwa 20 miiiuiliche rollen, einem alten
gesellenstiick nachgearbeitet und vielfach er-
weitert von E. .T. Freunil. Antigo. Wis., An-
tigo pub. CO., 1914. 1 p. 1., 34 p. 10".

© Mar. 9, 1914 ; 2c. Blar. 13, 1914 ; D : 36.334 ;
Antigo pub. co., Antigo, Wis. 12327b

Eibiger (Der) yid; tragedy in 4 acts, by D.
Pinski.

1914. 61 p. 12". [Translation: The eternal
.Jew]

© Apr. 28, 1914 ; 2c. IMay 7, 1914 ; D : 36961 ;
David Pinski, New York. 12327c

Eigensinn. See Einer muss heiraten.

Eight bells; a drama of the sea, in a prologue
and 3 acts, by A. Daly.

© Augustin Daly, New York ; 1874 : 388.
Jan. 12. 12328

a nautical pantomimic comedy, by J. F.

Byrne. Typewritten.

© John F. Byrne. Norwich, Conn. ; 1891 :
16071, IMay 6 ; 2c. aiay 14. 12329

592

12330

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

12343

Eight bells — Continued.

— — a nautical pantomimic comedy, in 3 acts, by

J. F. Byrne. Latest ed. Typewritten.

© John F. Byrne, Norwich, Conn. ; 1897 :

65472, Nov. 24; 2c. Nov. 24. 12330

Eight hours; a comcdj'-drama in 4 acts, by L.
P. Nelson.

© Lars P. Nelson, Chicago; 1890:37508,
Nov. 2G. 12331

— a comedy in 3 acts, by L. P. Nelson.

© Lars P. Nelson, Chicago; 1890:21752,
July 7. 12332

■Sec also, at end of alphabet, titles begin-

ning with figures : 8 hours.

Eight hundred rubles; play in 1 act, by J. G.
Neihardt. 12 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. July 31, 1913 ; D : 33966 ; John Gneise-
nau Neihardt, Bancroft, Neb. 12333

Eight-thirty (The) limited; a 1 act luusical
farce, by E. I^ixloy [psfud. of Edgar Grant
Bixler] and Henry Fink. 4 p. 4". Type-
written.

© Edgar Bixler, Washington ; D : 157G9,
May 3, 1909 ; 2c. May 3, 1909. 12334

■ ■ See also at end of alphabet, titles begin-
ning with figures : 8 : 30 (The) limited.

Eight years ago; a farce-comedy in 3 acts, by
G. F. Steely. Typewritten.

© Guy F. Steely, Chicago; 1898:27353.
May 2 ; 2c. May 2. 12335

Eighteen fifteen — nineteen fifteen. See, at end
of alphabet, titles beginning with figures :
1815-1915.

Eighteen hours after the wedding; by M. M.
Stanley. 2 p. f. Typewritten.

© Maud Mae Stanley. Chicago; D : 15420.
Mar. 19, 1909; 2c. Mar. 19, 1909. 12336

Eighteen hundred and seven. See, at end of
alphabet, titles beginning with figures : 1807.

Eighteen hundred and thirty. See, at end of
alphabet, titles beginning with figures: 1830.

Eighteen miles from home; a comedy ck'ama
in 4 acts, by W. T. Hodge. 108 p. f". Type-
written.

© William T. Hodge. Rochester. N. Y. ; D :
2188, Aug. 6, 1902 ; 2c. Nov. 21, 1904. 12337

Eighteen ninety. See, at end of alphabet, titles
beginning with figures: 1890.

Eighteen ninety-one — twenty ninety-one. See,
at end of alplial)et, til1(\-! beginning with fig-
ures: 1891-2091.

Eighteen ninety-three — nineteen ninety-three.
See, at end of alphabet, titles beginning with
figures: 1893-1993.

Eighteen ninety-two — twenty ninety-two. See
at end of alphabet, titles beginning with fig-
ures: 1892-2092.

Eighteen ninety - two — twenty ninety - two —
thirty ninety-two. See, at end of alphabet,
titles beginning with figures: 1892-2092-
3092.

Eighteen seventy-one. See, at end of alphabet,
titles beginning with figures: 1871.

Eighteen seventy-six. See, at end of alphabet,
titles beginning with ligures : 1876.

Eighteen sixty-three. Sec, at end of alphabet,
titles beginning with figures : 1863.

Eighteen twelve. See, at end of alphabet, titles
beginning with figures: 1812.

Eighteen years later. See Johanna.

Eighteenth century afternoon; a comedy in 3
acts, by J. O'Connor.

© Joseph O'Connor, Rochester, N. Y. ; D :
4894, Apr. 18, 1904. 12338

Eighteenth century lodge; by J. E. Morcombe.
53 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. .Tan. 26, 1910; D : 20032 ; .Toseph E.
Morcombe, Storm Lake, la. 12339

Eighth (The) century crime,
king of Spain.

See Roderick,

Eighth (The) commandment; a play in i acts,
by G. Middleton and L. Westervelt.

© George Middleton and Leonidas Wester-
velt, New York ; D : 72.52, Sept. 13, 1905.

12340

Eighth (The) day; play of states of m'uid in 3
acts, by S. F. Austin. 100 p. 4". Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. July 19, 1915; D: 412.55; Stephen
Finis Austin, Brooklyn. 12340a

Eighth (The) husband; comedy in 1 act, by
M. W. Kassler. 17, [2] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 26, 1911 ; D : 24294 ; M. W, Kass-
ler, New York. 12341

Eighty days around the world; or. A tour of
the earth on a wager, a sensational, spectacu-
lar comedy-drama in a prologue and 5 tab-
leaux, adapted from the French of Jules
Verne's La tour du monde, by W. H. Lytell.

© W. H. Lytell, New York; 1880:10887.
July 15. 12342

Eighty-five's record run; melodrama in 4 acts,
by M. Owen. 38 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 29, 1911; D : 24095 ; Martha
Owen, Cobalt, Canada. 12343

5379—15-

-^38

593

12343

DEAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

12360

Eileen; comedy drama in 4 acts, by A. Keir. 55
p. 4°. Typewi'itten.

© Ic. Feb. 5, 1915 ; D : 39587 ; Angela Keir,
New York. 12343 a

a play in 4 acts, by Mrs. R. E. Frey. 52 p.

12". Printed.

© Mrs. R. E. Frey, St. Louis; 1898:19738,
Mar. 26; 2c. Aug. 3. 12344

play in 3 acts, by E. li. Masters. Chicago,

The Rooks press, 1910. 84 p. 12".

© -Tune 10. 1910; 2c. .Tune 13, 1910; D:
21324 ; Edgar Lee Masters, Chicago. 12345

Eileen alannah; by A. M. Williamson. 35 p. f.
Typewritten.

© Alice Maude Williamson. Toronto, Can-
ada; D: 14863, Jan. 21, 1009; 2c. Jan. 21,
1909. 12346

Eileen og'e; or. Dark's the hour before the
dawn, a drauiu in -1 acts, by Edmund Fal-
coner [pseud, of Ednuuul O'Rourke]

© Charles D. Brown, N.'w York; 1871:
6015, June 24. 12347

Einer muss heiraten! lustspiel, von Alexander
AVilhelmi [pseud, of Alexander Victor Zeeh-
meister], [nm\] Eigensinn; lustspiel, von
[Julius] Roderich Benedix. 3 aufl. mit en-
glischen noten. New York, H. Holt and com-
jiauy; Boston, C. Schoenhof [1888] 75 p.
12*.

© Henry Holt & co.. New York ; 1888 : 27024.
Sept. 21; 2c. Oct, 11. 12354

ed. with notes and vocabulary by Wm.

Addison Hervey. New Yoi'k. H. Holt and
company, 1905. vii, 124 p. 12".

© Henry Holt & CO.. New York; D:7481.
()(•). ;M. 190.-,: •_><•. Oct. 31. 190.'>. 12355

Einer von imsere leute. See One of our peo-
ple.

Einheirat; schwank in 3 aktcn, von Alexander
Engol und Julius Horst. Wien, Verlag von
F. W. Schmieden, 1910. 06 p. 12".

© Apr. 9, 1910 ; 2c. Mav 3, 1910 ; I) : 20943 :
F. C. Schmieden, Vienna. 12356

Einleitung-. See Napoleon IL

Einsame menschen. Sec Dramatic (The)

an Irish drania in 4 Jic-ts, by Edmund ^.oi,ks of Gerhart Hauptmann.

Falconer [pseud, of Ednnind O'Rourke] New
York, R. M. De Witt [1870] 1 p. 1., 44 p. 12".
( [De Witt's acting plays, no. 202] )

• © Robert M. De Witt, New York; 1876:
8002, July 3 ; 2c. July 20. 12348

Eileen's love. Src Owen O'Neil.

Eilleen alanna; or, The dawning' of the day,
a drama in 4 a.cts, by N. 1j. Munro and Ken-
ward Philp.

© Norman Ij. Munro & co.. New York ;
1876 : 12214, Nov. 2. 12349

a new sensational Irish drania in 4

acts, by W. H. Rightmire.

© William H. Rightmire, New York; 1876:
11876, Oct. 23. 12350

Eilleen allanna; a new original Irish drama in
5 acts, by W. T. Dulalfc

© C. F. Nichols, New York; 1877:1310.
Feb. 2. 12351

Eily; an original Irish drania in 4 acts, being
an amended title of play originally entered for
copyright under the caption of Imp, by Fred
Marsden (W. A. Sliver) 45 p. 4". Type-
written.

© Fred Marsden (W. A. Sliver), United
States; 1885 : 17657, Aug. 19; 2c. Jan. IS, 1886.

12352

Einar Eskilson; dramatic legend in 3 acts writ-
ten for music, by E. F. laindstrom. 44 p.
4". Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Nov. 15, 1909; D: 17387; Emil Ferdi-
nand Lundstrom, Chicago. 12353

Einsame (Der) weg; schauspiel in 5 akten, von
Arthur Schnitzler. Berlin, S. Fischer verlag,
1004. 92 p. nar. 8".

© S. Fischer verlag, Berlin ; D : 4367, Dec.
10, 1903 ; 2c. Dec. 10. 1903. 12357

Einsamen (Die) briider; sentimentale komodie
in 3 akten, von Erich Oesterheld. Berlin, Ber-
Hner theater-verlag, g. m. b. h.. 1914. 79 p.
12".

© Ic. June 17, 1914; D : 38007 ; Berliner
tlieater-verlag, g. ni. b. h.. Berlin. 12357a

Eisen; schauspiel in 3 akten, von Walther
Ziersch. Berlin, Concordia deutsche verlags-
nnstalt. g. m. b. h. [1912] 90 p. 12".

© Dec. 31, 1912; 2c. Feb. 20. 1913; D:
32427 : Concordia deutsche verlags-anstalt,
g. m. b. h., Berlin. 12358

Eisenhammer (Der); oper in 3 akten, dichtung
von A. I\I. Willner, mnsik von Benito Bersa.
Leipzig, AVien, A'erlag von L. Doblinger (Bern-
hard Herzmansky) [1911] 55 p. 12". [Li-
liretto only]

© Ic. Feb. 3, 1911 : D : 23256 ; Ludwig Dol)-
linger (Bernliard Herzmansky), Leipzig.

12359

Eisenzahn (Der); historisches schauspiel in 5
aufziigen. von .iosef Lauflf. Koln, A. Ahn, 1899.
vi, 129 p. 8".

© Albert Ahn, Germany; 1899:314(K», Mav
9; 2c. May 9. 12360

Eiserne (Der) Heinrich. See Froschkonig'
(Der) und die prinzessin.

594

12361

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

12378

Eiserne (Die) jung-frau; operette in 3 akten,
von Victor Leon, musik von Robert Stolz.
Text der gesiinge. Wien, AV. Karczag, 1911.
48 p. 12^

© Nov. 13, 1911 ; 2c. Mar. 1, 1912 ; D : 28893,
W. Karczag, Vienna. 12361

Eiserne (Das) kreuz; lebensbild in 1 aufzug,
von Ernst Wicbert, in neuer einrichtung von
R. Kessler. Berlin, Vertriebsstelle des Ver-
bandes deutscher l)fibnensclu-iftsteller, g. ui.
b. h., 1914. 34 p. 12°.

© Ic. Dec. 28, 1914; D: 39246; Riclxard
Ke.s.sler, Berlin-Scboneberg. 12361a

•volksstiiek aus den deutscben freiheits-

kriegen in 5 akten, von A. Pinter. 121 p. 12°.
Printed.

<c) Ic. Aug. 27, 1913 ; D : 34259 ; Artnr Din-
ter, Berlin. 12362

Eithne; a play in 3 acts, by M. Kavanagli, jr.
© Marcus Kavanagh, jr., Des Moines;
1881: 401, Jan. 10. 12363

or, The Princess O'Toole, an Irish opera

boulfe, in 3 acts, by ^Marion Eseret [pseud, of
M. T. Fortescue]

© aiarion T. Forte-scue, New York ; 1874 :
5052, Apr. 16. 12364

or. The siege of Armagh, a drama in 4

acts, by J. A. Lanigan.

© .Tohn A. Lanigan, Buffalo; 1872:2.591,
Mar. 16. 12365

Ekkehard; a play in 4 acts, adapted from
[Joseph Victor] von Scheffel's story, by M. H.
B. Mussey and Maud D. Skinner.

© Mabel Hay Barrows Mussey, Bryn Mawr,
Pa. ; D : 11798, Nov. 21, 1907. 12366

See also Duchess (The) of Suabia.

El; drama en 1 acto y en prosa, original de Os-
car ]\I§t§nier, adaptacion de Jose Lopez Silva
y Julio Pellicer. Madrid [Sociedad de autores
espanoles] 1915. 17 p. 12°.

© Aug. 30, 1915; Ic. Sept. 1, 1915; D:
41660; J. Lopez Silva v J. Pellicer. Madrfd.

12366a

Elaine; a domestic society drama in 4 acts, by
R. G. Morris.

© Robert Griffin Morris, New York; 1884:
24430, Dec. 10. 12367

opera in 4 acts and 6 tableaux, French

woi'ds by Paul Ferrier, English tr. by Eugene
Oudin, music composed bv H. Bemberg. New
York, F. Rullman [1894] 1 p. 1., 23 p. 8°.
[Libretto only. French and English]

© F. Rullman, New York ; 1894 : 57778, Dec.
12; 2c. Jan. 5, 1895. 12368

Elaine — Continued.

op6ra-16gende en 4 actes et 0 tal)leaux,

poeme de Paul Ferrier, musique de IT. Bem-
berg.

© H. Bemberg, Paris ; 1892 : 25544, June 17 ;
Ic. June 17, 1892 ; Ic. Sept. 21, 1898. 12369

■ or, The lily maid, a romance, by A.

Rimini [founded on the poems of Tennyson]
12 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Alexander Rimini, Los Angeles; D:3672,
June 29, 1903 ; Ic. June 16, 1903 ; Ic. July 16,
1903. 12370

Elaine and Queen Guinevere; a lyric tragedy in
5 acts, adapted from Alfred Tennyson's idyls,
Elaine and Guinevere, dramatized by J. Cam-
eron.

© Josephine Cameron, San Francisco;
1880 : 1792, Jan. 31. 12371

Elaine in 1950; by W. Sonneberg.

© Walter Sonneberg, Philadelphia; D:
7216, Sept. 7, 1905. 12372

Elaine's last experience; play in 2 acts, by
Charles W. Goddard. 9 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 23, 1915; D : 41552 ; Star co.,
New York. 12372a

Elblanke; a tragedy, by W. B. Felts, n. p., The
author, 1890. 246 p. 16°.

© William B. Felts, Russell Springs, Kan. ;
1890 : 24918, Aug. 9 ; 2c. Dec. 17. 12373

Elder Sinks; comedy in 3 acts, by W. M. Gentle.
[2]. 88 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 6, 1914 ; D : 36618 ; William M.
Gentle, Los Angeles. 12373a

Elder (The) brother; play in 5 acts, by W. Daly.
17 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 26, 1912 ; D : 31544 ; Wilda Daly,
New York. 12374

play in 4 acts, by D. MacLaren. [146] p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Sept. 6, 1913; D: 34336; Donald Mac-
Laren, New York. 12375

Elder (The) person; play in 3 acts, by G. S.
Wlieat. [85] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 6, 1913 ; D : 34037 ; George Seay
Wheat, New York. 12376

Elder (The) son; drama in 5 acts, by F. Brack-
ett. [44] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 18, 1911; D : 23682 ; Frederick
Brackett, Washington. 12377

Eldest (The) Miss Peterman; comedy in 4 acts,
adapted from Jules Lemaitre's comedy,
L'ainee, tr. and adapted by B. B. Vallentine.

© Ella S. Doris, New York; 1899:7878,
Jan. 24. 12378

595

12379

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

12399

Eldest (The) son; domestic drama in 3 acts, by
John Galswortliv. New Yorlc, C. Scribner's
sons, 1912. 74 p. 12°.

© Nov. 23, 1912; 2c. Nov. 2G, 1912; D:
31465 ; Cliarles Scribner's sons, New Yorlf.

12379

See also Plays; by John Galsworthy.

Eldorado; a burlesque or spectacular extrava-
ganza in 3 acts, by J. A. Moore.

© James A. Moore, United States; 1S97 :
71096, Dec. 18. 12380

coracdy-drama in 5 acts, by M. Steinle.

© Max Steinle, Seattle; 1890:25208. Aug.
13. 12381

comic opera in 3 acts, by L. A. Dutro.

112 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. July 14, 1914; D : 37674 ; Laura A.
Dutro, Los Angeles. 12381a

a modern realistic drama in 4 acts, by Wil-

liam Staats.

© Charles E. Baker, Kansas City, Mo.:
1873 : 1426, Feb. 12. 12382

play in 3 acts, by Dorothea Du Trois

[pseud, of L. A. Dutro] [2], 56 p. f. Type-
written.

© Ic. Oct. 13. 1913; D : 34705 ; Laura A.

Dutro, Los Angeles. 12383

a tragedy in 5 acts, by [Frederic] Ridgely

Torrence. New York and London, J. Lane,
1903. 132 p., 1 1. 12".

© John Lane, New York; D : 4043, Oct. 3,
1903 ; 2c. Oct. 3, 1903. 12384

Eldyle; a drama, by M. Magnus.

© Maurice Magnus, New York : 1898 : 62147.
Oct. 22 ; 2c. Oct. 28. 12385

Eleanor; melodrama in 4 acts, hy G. N. Manas-
siotis.

© George N. Manassiotis, Stamford, Conn.:
D : 7434, Oct. 13, 1905. 12386

a romantic comedy in 1 act, by J. Rosen-

berg. Typewritten.

© John Rosenberg, Chicago ; 1896 : 53255,

Sept. 24; 2c. Sept. 25. 12387

or, The heir of Ross castle, a (Uama of

real life in 4 acts, by J. S. Griflin.

© Jane S. Grlfhn, New York ; 1872 : 7642,
July 17. 12388

Eleanor, Duchess of Guienne and Aquitaine,
queen consort of Ix)uis VII of France, and
afterwards of Henry II of England; an
historical play in 5 acts, by C. W. Chase.

© Charles Walhen Chase. New York: 1877:
3933, Apr. 3. 12389

Eleanor's visitor; by W. Stahr. 8 p. 4". Type-
written.

© Walter Stahr, St. Louis ; D : 14963, Feb.
1, 1909 ; 2c. Feb. 1, 1909. 12390

Election; entirely original farce comedy in 3
acts, by C. Redmond and A. Lawrence. Type-
written.

© Cornelia Redmond and Alice Lawrence,
Brooklyn : 1894 : 12240, Mar. 1 ; 2c. Mar. 2.

12391

^or, The returning board, an original com-
edy in 5 acts, by J. M. Thompson.

© ,Tohn M. Thompson, Buffalo ; 1877 : 2041.
Feb. 15. 12392

Election (An) bet. Typewritten.

© Jeff White, San Francisco; 1898:58671,
Oct. 5 ; 2c. Oct. 5. 12393

Election day; a suffrage play. l»y Emily Sargent
Lewis. 15 p. 12". Printed.

© Apr. 5. 1912 ; 2c. Apr. 27, 1912 ; D : 295.52 :
]\rrs. ^^'ilfred Lewis, Philadelphia. 12394

Election (An) episode; sketch for one woman
and two men, by V. Akerstrom. [2], 19 p. 4".
Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 14, 1910 ; D : 22560 ; Ullie Aker-
strom. Brooklyn. 12395

Election (An) in Primerville. See Voting (A)
demonstration,

Electra; iior Benito Perez Galdos. ed. witli notes
and vocabulary by O. G. Bunnell. New York.
Cincinnati [etc.] American book company
[1902] 185 p. 12".

© Otis Gridlev Bunnell, Louisville; A:
50097, Oct. 24, 1902 ; 2c. Dec. 31, 1902. 12395a

a comic opera in 2 acts, by A. Boucicault.

Typewritten.

© Aubrey Boucicault, New Yoi-k ; 1894:
3232, Jan. 11 ; Ic. Jan. 11. 12396

— a drama in 5 acts, by Benito Perez Galdos.

(In The Drama, no. 2, May, 1911; periodical

©May 8, 1911 ; 2c. June 17, 1911 ; B : 244982 ;

Dramatic pub. co.. Chicago) 12396a

tr. by J. de Susini-Etcheverry.

© Justus de Susini-J]tcheverry, New York ;
D : 462, May 7, 1901. 12397

in 4 acts, an adaptation from the Spanish

of B. Perez Galdos, by M. C. Smith. 153 p.
f". Typewritten.

© Minna C. Smith. New Yoi-k ; D : 1064. Oct.
25, 1901 ; 2c. Dec. 11, 1901. 12398

a play in 5 acts, by P. Milliet. 154 p. 4".

Typewritten.

© Paul Milliet, Paris; D : 50.50, May 19.
1904; 2c. ]\lay 19, 1904. 12399

596

12400

CGPYKIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

12419

Electra — Continued.

a ta]e. bv J. G. Un^lerliil]. founded upon the

Spanish by B. Perez Galdos. 13 p. 4". Type-
written.

© ,Tohn Garrett Underhill. New York: D:
15995, June 3, 1909 ; 2c. .June 3, 1909. 12400

a tragedy in 1 act. by Hugo von Hofnianns-

thal. tr. by Artliur Synions. 42 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Mrs. Patrick Campbell, London ; D :
IKJIo. Oct. 29. 1907; 2c. Oct. 29, 1907. 12401

Same. New York, Brentano's, 1908. 83,

[1] p. 8*.
© Brentano's, New York ; A : 199690, Feb.

21, 1908; 2c. Apr. 20, 1908. 12402

Electressa, the human Leyden jar; a new
monologue sketch, by H. J. Campbell.

© Harry .1. Campbell, New Yorlc : 1885:
1105, .Tan. 13. 12403

Electric affinities, f^ce Papilio's wand.

Electi-ic (The) age. .SVe Electricity.

Electric (An) belle; a farcical comedy in 3 acts,
by H. G. Donnelly.

© H. Grattan Donnelly, Philadelphia ; 1891 :
13212. Apr. 11. 12404

Electric chair; a melodrama in 5 acts and 9
scenes, by G. E. P. Schenck. 84 p. 4". Type-
written.

© G. Elliott Pendleton Schenck, Baltimore;
D : 8293, Apr. 7, 1906 ; 2c. June 13. 1906.

12405

— — -play in 2 scenes, by F. E. Mooney. 16 p.
4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 16. 1911: D: 2.5.100; Florence E.
Mooney. Brooklyn. 12406

Electric (An) episode; by Helen Booth.

© P. Gan-ctt cV: co., Philadelphia; 1886;
12541. May 27. 12407

Electric (The) inventor. Sec I have g-ot him.

Electric light; an American comic operj\ in 3
acts, by W. P.. Hazelton, W. W. Furst and E.
Spencer, including words, nuisic, and the full
orchestral score. Baltimore. The Sun print-
ing otHce. 1879. 1 p. 1., 42 p. 8". [Libretto
only]

© Wm. B. Hazelton, AVm. W. Furst and
Edward Spencer. United States; 1879:7047.
:\ray 27: 2c. July 15. 12408

Sec also Electricity.

Electric (The) light station; in 4 acts, by AVil-
liam B. Ingenbohs. Typewritten.

© (Miarle.s F. Vogel, St. Louis; 1897:22433.
Apr, 9 ; 2e. Apr. 9. 12409

Electric (The) rnan; nmsical comedy in 3 acts,
l)ook and lyrics by C. W. Tackenberg, music
by K. Kieserling; jr. 116 p. 4°. Typewritten.
[TJbretto only]

© Ic. Sept. 17, 1914 ; D : 38143 ; Charles
A\'illiam Tackenberg and Richard Kieserling,
ji"., Cincinnati. 12409a

1 act version of the successful 3 act farci-
cal comedy of the same name, by Charles Han-
nan. New Y''ork, S. French; I>ondon, S.
French, ltd.. 1910. 27 p. 12". (On cover:
French's acting ed., no. 2364)

© June 15, 1910; 2c. June 15, 1910; D:
21338 ; Samuel French, ltd., London. 12410

Electric shock. See Benjamin Forsickle.

Electric (The) spark. Typewritten.

© Harry C. Kenchard, Detroit ; 1894 : 10302,
Feb. 15; Ic. Feb. 16; Ic. Apr. 14. 12411

or. The romance of one summer.

© Annie Orr Powers, Brookline, Mass. ;
1898 : .5622. .Lan. 14 ; 2c. Feb. 14. 12412

Electric (The) thief; a sketch in 1 act, by G. H.
Adnnis. 33 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Geoi-ue H. Adams, Minneapolis ; D : 12771,
Apr. 17. 1908 ; 2c. Apr. 17, 1908. 12413

Electrical (The) doll. See Jollities.

Electrical (The) isle; by C. W. Noyes.

© Charles AVright Noyes, Cincinnati ; 1899 :
52.363, Aug. 15. 12414

Electrical (The) parasol dance; a pantomime, by
A. J. I^awrence.

© Anita J. Lawrence. New York ; D : .526,
I\[ay 29, 1901. 12415

Electrician (The); by F. E. Mooney. 9 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. July 19, 1911 ; D : 24733 ; Florence E.
IMooney, New York. 12416

a comedy drama in 4 acts, by C. E. Blaney.

© Chas. E. Blanev, Columbus, O. ; 1893:
47182. Oct. 23. 12417

Electricity; a comedy in 3 acts, Iiy William Gil-
lette. {Ill The Drama, no. 12, Nov. 1913;
periodical © Nov. 29. 1913; 2c. Dec. 9, 1913;
B : 294355 ; Drama league of America, Chi-
cago) 12417a

— a nmsical farce-comedy, !>y B. Kiralfy.

© Bolossy Kiralfy. New York ; 1888 : 7886,
Mar. 16. 12418

— ■ a protean comedy in 4 acts, by W. L.

Visscher.

© Will L. Visscher. Cheyenne, Wyo. ; 1881 :
16.568, Oct. 26. 12419

597

12420

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

12439

Electricity — ContinuecL

or, The electric age, a mechanical musical

cometly-drania in 6 acts, by A. C. Carson.
© Andrew Carlisle Carson, Columbus, O. ;

1892 : 14765, Apr. 4. 12420

or, The electric light, a play in 5 acts, by

J. B. Ilunnion.

© James B. Runnion, Chicago ; 1880 : 10428,
July 6. 12421

Electricity is life; comedy in 1 act, by F. X.
Conlan. 6 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Francis Xavier Conlan, New York ; D :
13174. June 13, 1908; 2c. June 13, 1908. 12422

Electro; a mythological and spectacular dra-
matic production representing what has been,
is now, or will be accomplished by electricity,
by G. AV. N. Lippincott. 62 p. 4". Typewrit-
ten.

© George W. N. Lippincott, Newarlv. O. ;
1896 : 17336, Mar. 18 ; 2c. July 20. 12423

Electrocuted at five a. m. ; original comedy
drama in 4 acts, by Lem B. Parker. [1], 62
p. f° . Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 22, 1914 ; D : 37930 ; M. M. and
Ed. Dubinslcy, Rock Island, 111. 12423a

Electrocution (An); by C. N. Campbell.

© Charles N. Campbell, Cincinnati; 1893:
28025, June 12. 12424

an accurate description of criminal execu-
tion by electricity, by W. D. Harrison.

© W. D. Harrison, Lima, O. ; D : 13403, Julv
20, 1908. 12425

Electrolysis; or. Society's sin, a modern drama
in 4 acts, by J. P. Healey.

© Joseph P. Healev, New York; 1894:
59759, Dec. 22. 12426

Electroniagnetism; draniu witli ])i-(>logue and 4
acts, 5 scenes, by C. E. Helm.

© Charles E. Helm, Marion. Ind. ; D : 1525.
Mar. 7, 1902. 12427

Elektra; tragedie en 1 acte, de Hugo von Hof-
mannsthal, tr. frangaise de H. Gauthier-Vil-
Jars, musique de Richard Strauss. Berlin, A.
Fiir.stner, 1909. 60 p. 12". [Libretto only]

© Dec. 14, 1909 ; 2c. Jan. 3, 1930 ; D : 17843 ;
Adolph Fiirstner, Berlin. 12428

tragedy in 1 act, by Hugo von Hofmanns-

thal, English version by Alfnvl Kalisch. music
by Richard Strauss. Berlin, A. Fiirstner,
1910. 58 p. 12°. [Libretto only]

© Feb. 3, 1910 ; 2c. Feb. 28, 1910 ; D : 20310 ;
Adolph Fiirstner, Berlin. 12429

Elektra— Continued.

— —tragic opera in 1 act, by Hugo von Hof-

iiiannsthal, music by Richard Strauss, tr.

franoaise de Jean IVIarnold, English tr. by

Charles T. Mason. Berlin, Adolph Fiirstner,

1909. 43 p. 4°. [Libretto only]

© Jan. 27. 1910; 2c. Jan. 28, 1910; D:

20044 ; Steinway & sons, New York. 12430

-tragodie in 1 aufzuge, von Hugo von Hof-

niannsthal, musik von Richard Strauss. Ber-
lin, A. Fiirstner, 1908. 74 p. 12". [Libretto
only]

© Adolph Fiirstner, Berlin ; D : 14642, Dec.
26, 1908; 2c. T>ec. 26, 1908. 12431

Elektra Athinellis; play in 4 acts, by Melissa
E. Ford. 74 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 11, 1913; D : 34399 ; M. Eleanor
Foi-d, New York. 12432

Elemental man; play in 4 acts, by W. B. Car-
lock. 95 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 21, 1915; D: 39463; Wavne
Bryan Carlock, North Salem, N. Y. 12432a

Elena, la bella Veneziana; a romantic opera in
3 acts, libretto by W. H. Gardner, music by
George H. Hayes [Boston, C. A. Pinkham &
CO., 1888] 1 p. 1., 34 p. 8°. [Libretto only]

© William Henry Gardner, Boston; 1888:
26909, Sept. 20 ; 2c. Oct. 4. 12433

Elenora; the great operatic comedy, by PI, Ran-
dall.

© Horace Randall, New York; 1892:42226.
Oct. IS. 12434

Elenore's leg-acy; or. A child or destiny, by M.

y[. Johnson.

© Minnie M. Johnson, Camden, N. J.; D:
10012, Feb. 23, 1907. 12435

Elephant (Der); koniischc oj)or in 3 aufziigen.
diclitnng von Leoi)old Sclnittcr, nnisik von
P.i-uiio Oolsner.

© Gcorg Thies, Daniisladt, Germanv ; 1899:
85538. Nov. 13. 12436

Elephant (The); comedy in 4 acts, by Arnold
Tanzer.

© Ida L. Tanzer, United States; 1876:302.
.Ian. 0. 12437

Elephant (An) on ice; an Ethiopian interlude,
in 1 scene. New York, Happy hours company.

© Happy hours co., New York ; 1875 : 7652,
July 22 ; 2c. July 28. 12438

Elettra; tragedia in 1 atto, di Hugo von Hof-
mnnnsthal, tr. ritmica italiana di Ottone
Schanzer, nnisica di Richard Strau.ss. Berlin,
A. Fiirstner, 1909. 62 p. 12°. [Libretto only]
© Adolph Fiirstner, Berlin ; D : 15215, Mar.
1, 1909; 2c. Mar. 1, 1909. 12439

598

12440

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

12458

Elevated (An) adventure; a comedietta in 1
act, by L. AVren. Typewritten.

© Lilv Wren and Walt IVI. Oest. Brooklyn ;
1S9S:(;TH4. Nov. 1G : 2c. Nov. 16. 12440

Elevating' the drama; monologue, by Marian
Bowlan. Chicaiio. T. S. Denison & co., 1912.
10 p. ]2°.

© Feb. ?,, 1912 ; 2c. Feb. 7, 1912 ; D : 2S.i7S ;
Eben H. Norris, Chicago. 12441

Elevation (The) of George; play in 3 acts and
a prelude, by C. T. L. Taylor. [21, 100 p. 4".
Typewritten.

© Ic. June 14, 1912 ; D : 30054 ; Charles T.
L. Taylor, (^hicago. 12442

Elevator (The); farce, by W. D. Howells. Bos-
ton, J. R. Osgood and company, 1885. 84 p.
24*.

© W. D. Howells, United States: 1885:
1581, Jan. 17 ; 2c. Jan. 30. 12443

• Same.

© by W. D. Howells. New York, as the
author, in renewal for 28 years. Renewal
no. 3811, Jan. 11. 1913. Original entry, Jan.
17, 1885 : no. 1581. 12444

an original comic opera in 2 acts, by W.

Carleton.

© William Carleton. Philadelphia; 1879:
7101. ^lay 29. 12445

Elevator (An) in a hotel; a sensational scene,
adapted to the use of the stage, by G. R. Ede-
son.

© George R. Edeson, Baltimore; 1873:
2934, INIar. 24. 12446

Eleve (L') du conservatoire; vaudeville-operette
en 3 actes, [<lel Paul Burani et Henri
Keroul. nmsid.ue de Leopold Wenzel. Paris, C.
Joubert, 1900." 39 p. 4". [Libretto only]

© Cflestin Joubert, Paris ; D : 8735, June
2.5, 190f>; 2c. June 25, 190G. 12447

Eleven forty-five; sjiectacular fai'ce witli musi-
cal interruptions, talk and tunes by N. Way-
burn, song-words by E. Ray Goetz. 1G4 p.
4°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. :Mav 9, 1913 ; P : 33186 ; Ned Wayburn.
New York. 12448

Eleven forty p. ni. ; monologue sketdi, by J.
(.'outhoui. 8 p. 4". Typewritt(>n.

© Jessie Couthoui, Chifago ; D : 5089. May
28. 1904 ; 2c. June 13. 1904. 12449

Eleven thirty p. m. ; musical comedy in 1 act,
byl>. Raynol. |21 | p. 4". Typewritten. | Li-
bretto only]

© Ic. Apr. 21. 1914; D : 30789 : I>or(»lhy
Raynol, St. James. N. Y. 12449a

Sec also, at end of aljthabet. litb^s begin-
ning with figures: 11:30 p. m.

Eleventh (The) conmiandment, thou shalt not
deny thy wife; a fai'ce comedy in 3 acts, tr.
and adai>ted from the Bohemian of Fred. F.
Samberk, by Cashman and Zelenka. Type-
written.

© D. P. Cashman and B. H. Zelenka, Chi-
cago; 1898: 60964. Oct. 17; 2c. Oct. 17 12450

Eleventh (The) hour; by H. Johnstone.

© Henrv Johnstone. Brooklyn; 1899:30527,
^ray 5. 12451

— ■ by W. M. Blatt.

© W. ^\. Blatt. Boston; t) : 8846, Julv 19.
1906. 12452

drama in 1 act, by G. Moyston. [2], 23 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 10. 1911 ; D : 24903 ; Guy Moys-
ton, San Francisco. 12453

— original modern play in 3 acts, bv P. Wil
stach. [1], 113 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 12. 1914; D: 36328; Paul AVil-
stacli. New York. 12453a

— -a play in 4 acts, by A. E. Burke.

© A nine Elizabeth Burke, New York; 1899:
50302; Aug. 4. 12454

by T. Dalton. 109 p. 4°. Typewrit-

ten.

© Ic. Jan. 4, 1915; D : 39281 ; Test Dalton,
Indianapolis. 12454a

play in 1 act, by A. W. Tillinghast. 17 p.

4". Typewritten.

© 1<-. Nov. 17. 1915; D : 42273 ; Albert War-
ren Tillingliast. Philadelphia. 12454b

by J. A. Culbert. 40 p. 4°. Type-

written.

© Ic. Nov. 11, 1914; D : 38780 ; Joseph A.
Culbert, I'hiladelphia. 12454c

a sensational dran)a in 4 acts, fi'om the

French, by J. J. Wallace.

© J. .L AVallace, San Francisco; 1888:
20(577. July 18. 12455

^a sketch, by .L A. Culbert. [1], 34 p. 4°.

Typtnvritten.

© Ic. June 22. 1912; D : 30081 ; Joseph A.
Culbert, Philadelphia. 12456

or. Two sisters, sketcli in 1 act. by U. Aker-

strom. [10] p. f. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 22. 1911; D: 23715; Ullie Alcer-
.strom, Brooklyn. 12457

— See also Dexter Digit.

Eleventh (An) hour offering; by B. P. Van
Norman. 14 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Bertha P. Van Norman, Denver; D:
14184, Oct. 31. 1908 ; 2c. Oct. 31, 1908. 12458

599

12459

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

12481

Elf; drama in 4 acts, by A. Wj'une. [119] p.
4°. Typev/ritten.

© Ic. Mar. 9, 1911 ; D : 23603 ; Anna Wynne,
Npw York. 1245fl

Elf (The) child; a melodrama, by W. N. Free-
juan.

© William Neely Freeman, Germantown,
Pa. ; D : 36S3, July 2, 1903. 12460

See also House of the heart.

Elfenreigen; ein raarclienspiel in 2 akten, li-
bretto von Carl Schloh.

© Adolph Carl Johannes Scliluli. Ni'w
York; D : 3026, Feb. 3, 1903. 12461

Elfrida; a drama, by D. Ilishell.

© Dvson Rishell, Kidgway, Pa.; 1882:
18000, Oct. 27. 12462

or. The witch, comic opera, libretto by C.

Wells and Hilda Johnson.

© Carolvn Wells, Railway, N. J.; 1900 A:
532, Jan. 5. 12463

Elfte (Die) muse; operette in einem vorspiel
und 3 akten, von Georg Okonkowski, musik
von Jean Gilbert [pseud, of Max AVinterfeld]
in.szenierung von Otmar Lang. Regiebuch.
Berlin. Biibnenverlag Ahn & Simrock, g. m.
b. h., 1912. 140 p. 8°.

© Ic. Apr. 16, 1913 ; D : 32961 ; Buhnenverlag
Ahn & Simrock, g. m. b. h., Berlin. 12464

Elga; play in 0 scenes, by Gerhart Hauptmann,
tr. from the German by Mary Harned, found-
ed on a short story of Grillparzer's. {In Poet
lore, V. 17, no. 1, spring 1906; periodical ©
June 25, 1906 ; 2c. May 22, 1906 ; B : 121941 ;
Poet lore co., Boston) 12464a

from the German of Gerhart Haupt-

mann, tr. by E. Terry. 83 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten,

© Ic. Apr. 30, 1012; D: 29545; Edith Terry,
Ne\\ York. 12465

Eli and Jane. See Town fool.

Eli Wheatfleld; a comedy drama in 4 acts.

© George AV. Farren, New York; 188G:

29546, Dec. 23.
by A. H. WoodhuU.

12466

© Aaron H. WoodhuU, New York; 1887:
819, Jan. 11. 12467

Eliduc; drama in blank verse based upon the
old lay by Marie of France and done into a
play by Emma Garrett Boyd (Mrs. W. N.
Boyd) 100 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 2. 1913: D: 33125; Mrs. Warren
Newcomb Boyd, Atlanta. 12468

Eligible (An) match; a melodrama in 3 acts,
by W. H. Shepard.

© W. Henri Shepard, Merchantville, N. J. ;
1897 : 39529, July 6. 12469

Eligibles; a comedietta in 1 act, by A. B. Ebin.
I !tev. ed.l [London, W. Straker, printer,
19021 1 p. 1.. 34.3-372 p. 12". (On cover:
Alex. B. Ebin's dramatic works. ... v. 2, no. 5)
© Alex. P.. Ebin. New York ; D : 3002. Feb.
6, 1903 : Ic. Jan. 27, 1903 ; Ic. Jan. 29, 1903.

12470

Elika; a play in 4 acts, adapted from the Italian
• (if Tcobaldo Cicconi, by R. Hughes.

© Rupert Hughes, New York; D: 12914,
May 6, 1908. 12471

Eline; or. A girl's devotion, a drama in 5 acts,
by W. R. Jarvis and W. B. Willard.

© Wilbor R. Jarvis and Wm. Barrv Wil-
lard. New York : 1876 : 2079, Feb. 17. 12472

Eline, the girl detective; an original sensa-
tional and emotional drama in 4 acts, by Mrs.
J. Ij. Sanford.

© Mrs. John L. Sanford, United States;
1878:114.50, Oct. 5. 12473

Elinor Craven; by J. M. McBarron. 63 p. 4".
Typewritten.

© Julia M. McBarron, Chicago; D : 2236.
Aug. 14, 1902; 2c. Oct. 29, 1903. 12474

Elinore's aunty; sketch in 1 act, by M. I'. Ter-
rell. [91 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 5, 1911 ; D : 24138 ; Maud Palmer
Terrell, New York. 12475

Eliot and Hampden in the Tower. See From
king' to king.

Elisa; a drama in 5 acts, by L. V. De Valin.

© Laura V. De Yalin, Ballimore; 1892:
13310, I\Iar. 20. 12476

a light opera in 2 acts, by R. B. Kellogg.

© Robert B. Kellogg, New York; D: 11771,
Nov. 19, 1907. 12477

Elisa Badziwill; drama der jugendlicbe Kaiser
\\'illielms I, von Ern.st Philipp Weigel. Leip-
zig, Schulze & CO.. 1911. 2 p. 1., 135 p. 12".

© Sept. 1, 1011 ; 2c. Oct. 28, 1911 ; D : 25913 ;
Sclud/.c iV; CO., Leipzig. 12478

Elise; an hist<)i-i<'al drama in 5 acts, by .T. .T.
Clievalicr, being a dramatization of Loui.sa
i\Iuhl bach's histoi"ical novel. The merchant of
Berlin.

© .John J. Chevalier, Philadelphia; 1879:
12620, Sept. 22. 12479

or. That girl again, a 5 act play, by R.

Mack.

© Rosetta Mack, Detroit; 1880:5455, Apr.
6. 12480

Elise's secret; a domestic drama in 5 acts, by
E. A. Chambliss. obi. f. Ms.

© Emma Amonett Chambliss, Helena,
Mont. ; 1891 : 47718, Dec. 29 ; Ic. received.

12481

600

12482

COPYEIGHTED IF THE UNITED STATES

12505

Elisha Ben Abuyali; drama, by Jacob Gordin.

New York, International library pub. co., 1910.
88, 4 p. 12".

© Mar. 31, 1910 ; 2c. Apr. 2, 1910 ; D : 20073 ;
Internatl. library pub. co., New York. 12482

Elissa; a tra^vilv in 5 acts, by N. Georgia. New
York, .1. Brown, jr., 1877. 25 p. 16°.

© Nevella Georgia, New York ; 1877 : 15189,
Dec. 27; 2c. Dec. 27. 12483

Elite (The) of Darktown. See Colored society.

Elixir (The) of life; by C. H. Slioeman.

© Charles Henry Sboeman, Ann Arbor ;
D : 365, Apr. 18, 1901. 12484

by W. A. Smith.

© William Augustus Smith, New Yoi'k ;
D : 13G21, Aug. 20, 1908. 12485

a comedy play or farce, by W. A. Smith.

© William A. Smith. Wilmington, Del.;
1889: 24874, Aug. 13. 12486

^a farce comedy in 4 acts, by Walker Ken-
nedy.

© Joe W. Spears, Kansas City, Mo. ; 1895 :
3993, Jan. 14. 12487

a medio-modico farce comedy in 3 injec-

tions, by H. N. Carlyle.

© Hal Newton Carlyle, Northampton,
IMass. ; 1889 : 25274, Aug. 19. 12488

play in 3 acts, by S. J. Bumstead. 106 p.

8°. Ms.

© S. J. Bumstead, Decatur, 111. ; 1890 :28723,
Sept. 18 ; 2c. Sept. 18. 12489

a playlet, by T. P. Bayer. 23 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Theobald Percy Bayer, New York ; D :
5381, Aug. G, 1904 ; 2c. Aug. 13, 1904. 12490

Elixir (The) of youth. Sen Disciple (A) of
old Ponce. — Fountain (The) of youth,

Eliza comes to stay; farce in 3 acts, by H. V.
I'^sniond. New York, S. French ; I^ondon, S.
French, ltd., 1913. 79 p. 12".

© .luly IS, 1913; 2c. July 19, 1913; D:
33844; Samuel French, ltd., London. 12491

Eliza of the Champs Elysees; a play in 4 acts,
by E. E. Hutton.

© Ethelvn Emery Hutton, New York; D:
8205, Mar. 21, 1906. 12492

Eliza Weathersby's froliques; I)y <r. W. Mur-
ray.

© George W. Murray, United States; 1878:
1618, Feb. 6. 12493

Elizabeth; original drama in 5 acts, by Virginia
Burr fpseud. of I^. S. Hauck] 47 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. July 7, 1913 ; D : 33728 ; Louise Storm
Hauck, New York. 12494

Elizabeth and her Dutch beer garden; a bur-
lesque in 1 act, by F. Harrison.

© Frances Harrison, Lvnn, Mass. ; D : 1674,
Mar. 18, 1902. 12495

Elizabeth Cooper; comedy in 3 acts, by G.
INIoore. Dublin and London, Maunsel and co.,
ltd., 1913. 80 p. 12".

© July 8, 1913 ; 2c. July 19, 1913 ; D : 33843 ;
George IMoore, London. 12496

Elizabeth Heath, atty. at law; plav in 3 acts,
by E. G. Sawyei-. 40 p. f". Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 28, 1912; D: 31266; Emily Grif-
fith Sawyer, Terrell, Tex. 12497

Elizabeth Lee of Tennessee; by E. Wheatley.

© Ednuind Wheatley, Chattanooga ; D :
8495, Jfay 7, 1906. 12498

Elizabethtown; 5 act drama of the Revolution
by F. G. Connolly. [35] p. f° Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 5, 1912; D : 28561 ; Francis G.
Connolly, Elizabeth, N. J. 12499

Elkdom; or. The rose of Mexico, historical
dramatic playlet, by R. L. Landrum. [9] p.
f". Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 18, 1912; D : 31411 ; Robert L.
Landrum, Detroit, 12500

Elk's (The) burlesque circus; in 3 spasms and
a fit or figlit, liy W. I^. Haskell. Typewritten.

© AV. L. Haskell, United States; 1899:
37070, June 5 ; 2c. July 21. 12501

Elk's (An) reception; by L. E. INIiller. 13 p. 4",
Typewritten.

© Louis E. Miller. New York; D : 14290,
Nov. 14, 1908 ; 2c. Nov. 14, 1908, 12502

Elk's (An) tooth; by M. G. Winstock.

© Melviu G. Winstock, New York; D : 331.
Apr, 10, 1901. 12503

Ella's all right; a study from life, by A. N.
Nicholson. 10 p. f". Typewritten.

© Angeline Norton Nicliolson. New York;
I) : 8048, Feb. 23, 1906 ; 2c. Dec. 29, 1905.

12504

Ella's apology. See Women in love,

Ellen Lovett; a play in 5 acts, by M. Jantzen.
[Houston, Tex., Ludtke - Haxthausen printing

co.l 1897. 173 p. 18".

© Marius Jantzen, Houston ; 1897 : 63381,
Nov. 12; 2c. Nov. 23. 12505

601

12506

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

12530

Ellida Riggsmore; play in 3 acts, by Jacques Eloped with a skating- rinic professor; :i nuisi-

Npuinann, tr. by G. Einson. 77 p. 4". Type-
M-ritten.

© Ic. 0,ct. IG. 1912: D: 31144; (J(>rtrml Elli-
son, New York. 12506

Ellie Laura; or, The border orphan, n flrama
by J. O'Leary.

© James O'Learv. Brooklyn; 1872:l!tir).
Fob. 28. 12507

Ells'-Roy; a romantic drama in ~^ acts, by
A. P. Brittell.

© Achille Paul P.rittell. Cincinnati; 1884:
10802. Oct. 2. 12508

Elm farm; a comedy-drama in 2 acts, by F.
Knell.

© Frederick Knell, Koxbnry, INIass. ; 1895 :
20194. Apr. 12. 12509

Elmir-al-omara; a fairy dramatic spectacle in
5 acts, by A. Grossi and A. Martin.

© Ancelo Grossi and Ausnste IMartin, Bal-
timore; 1881 : 236. Jan. 0. 12510

Elms (The) on the Hudson ; an American com-
edy in "( acts, liy C. Macrae.

© Charles iNIacrae, New York ; 1874 : 11002.
Aug. 24. 12511

Elm wood; drama in 4 acts. 186 p. 4". Type-
written.

© Ic. Dec. 9. 1912; D : 31635 ; Lena M.
Harke. Utica, N. Y. 12512

Elmwood folks; drama in 3 acts, by Charles S.
Bird. Boston, W. H. Baker & co., 1910. 49 p.
12".

© Sept. 30, 1910; 2c. t)ct. 1, 1910: D : 22195 :
Walter H. Baker & co., Boston. 12513

Elnora's astral lover; a farce in 3 acts, by T.
Bncbanan. 142 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Tbompson Buchanan, New York; D:
-1976, May 2, 1904: 2c. May 2, 1904. 12514

Eloise; a 1 act iilay relatinir a story of New Or-
leans about (be poriod of ISIS, l»y M. K. ISIech-
told.

© Marv Rider .Mccbtold. New York; D:
9736. Oct. 31. 1906. 12515

Eloped; a new and original sensatioiuil drama in
prologue and 3 acts, by J. Carden.

© James Carden, San Franci-sco; 1885:
16958, Aug. 10. 12516

See also Outwitted.

Eloped with a circus girl; by N. Beers.

© Newton Beers, Dayton, O. ; 1892: 33236.
Aug. 12. 12517

Eloped with a circus man; a comedy in 3 acts,
by J. W. McGrath.

© James AV. McGrath, New York; 1885:
20759, Oct. 3. 12518

cal comedy in 3 acts, by A. J. Powers.

© Andrew J. Powers, Providence. 11. T. ;
1886:14134, June 19. 12519

Elopement (The); comedietta in 1 act. by I. Kit-
see. 10 p. f. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. S, 1911 ; D : 23959 ; Isidor Kits(-(^
Pbiladelpbia. 12520

comedy drama in 1 act, by J. Hayden. [3],

23 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 12, 1913; D: 35003; Jack Hay-
den, New York. 12521

— -comedy in 4 acts, by D. Oppenbeim. 109

p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 25, 1909; D : 17272 ; David O))-
penheim. New York. 12522

— a farce-comedy in 4 acts, by W. D. Katon.

© AVilliam D. Eaton. Cbicago; 1876:9871,
Aug. 30. 12523

— ^ farce in 1 act. by Harold Ilargerson. ('bi-

cago. Chicago manuscript co., 1914. [21. 15 j).
f". Mimeographed.

© Oct. 22, 1914 ; 2c. Nov. 9, 1914 : D : .38753 ;
Alex. Byers. Chicago. 12523a

— ■ by J. Crossy.

© John Crossv. New York ; 1872 : 9857, Sept.
12. 12524

— -a grand spectacular drama in 5 acts, by
G. S. Fleming.

©George Stephen Fleming,New York ; 1SSS:
35614, Dec. 14. 12525

— a nuisical comedy in 2 acts, book by T'>.
King, lyrics by Mrs. S. M. Kahm.-inn. 19 p.
4". Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. May 25, 1912; D: 29806; Bernadine
King, Pittsburg, Kan. 12526

— -a 1 act sketch, by AV. II. Osborne. 10 p.

4". Typewritten.

© William Hannlton <^)sborne. Newark.

N. J.; D: 16179, June 28. 1909; 2c. .lune 2S.

1909. 12527

an original farce in 3 scenes, by J. C. Sle-

wart. New York, B. M. De Witt.

© Itobert M. De Witt, New York; 1876:
7994, July 3 ; 2c. Dec. 28. 12528

— play in 1 act. by W. Raymond. [31, 12 p.
f". Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 15, 1911; D : 23663 ; William
Raymond, New York. 12529

or. Marriage and its shadows, a ))lay in 4

acts adapted from the French, with the addi-
tion of a new and original act, by C. W. Tay-
leure.

© Clifton AV. Tayleure, Brooklyn: 1872':
1.3163; Dec. 14. 12530

602

12531

COPYKIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

Elopement (The) — Continued.

-or, Two loves, an AmenVnn pl:iy in 5 acts,

by C. MacRae. 81 p. 4". Ms.

© Charles INIacRae, New York ; 187.5 : 3910.

Apr. 20 ; 2c. Apr. 20. 12531

Elopement extraordinary; by E. Fassett. 26 p.
12". Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 2, 1910 : D : 22747 ; Editb Fassett.
Cbicaso. 12532

Elopement (The) of Ellen; a farce in .3 acts,
by M. .J. Warren. Boston, Walter H. Balier &
CO., 1905. 3G p. 12". (On cover: Balcer's ed.
of pla.vs)

© IMarie .Josephine Warren. Geneseo, N. Y. ;
D : 7219. Sept. 7. 190.5 : 2c. Oct. 12, 1905. 12533

Eloper; comedy in 1 act, I>y A. W. Cole. [9] p.
4". T.vpewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 22. 1914; D : 36794 ; Anna W.
Cole, Indianapolis. 12533a

Elopers (The); conieily dramatic playlette, by A.
Alton. 5 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Auff. 22, 1911 ; D : 25062 ; Arthur Al-
ton, New York. 12534

comedy in 1 act, by P. .Johnson. [2], 10 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 16, 1914 ; D : 36035 ; Peter .John-
son, Appin, Ontario. 12534a

■ a comedy in 3 acts, by E. Clayton.

© Estelle Clayton, New York; D : 4971,
Apr. 29. 1904. 12535

farce-comedy in 1 act. by Paul Merion.

New York, S. French ; T^ondon. R. French, ltd.,
1913. 21 p. 12".

© Oct. 21, 1913 ; 2c. Oct. 22, 1913 ; D : 34796 ;
Samuel French, New York. 12536

11 p.

12552

Typewrit-

-sketch in 1 act, bv It. F. IMcGowan.

r. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 5, 1910 ; D : 20713 ; Robert F. IMc-
CoAvan, Denver. 12537

'Vaudeville sketch, by (4. F. C%)le. 12 p. f".

Typewritten.

© Ic. .Tan. 26. 1911; D : 23201 ; George F.
Cole, Chicafi:o. 12538

Eloquent (The) Dempsy; an Irish comedy in 3
• acts, by AVilliam Boyle. Chica,?o, G. Horn-
stein CO., 1907. 4 p. 1., 86 p. 16°.

© .John P. Boyle, Chicago; D : 10580, Mav
17, 1907; 2c. May 17, 1907. 12539

El Paso, down by the Rio Grande; a melo-
(h-ania in 4 ads, l»y F. S. Rulile. 52 p. 4".
Typewritten.

© Freda Siemens Ruble. Monticello, Ark. ;
D: 1.3.523, Aug. 10, 1908; 2c. Aug. 10, 1908.

12540

Elsa; by B. L. Sanborn. 81 p. 4
ten.

© Blanche L. Sanborn, San Franci.sco; D:
13153, June 9, 1908 ; 2c. .lune 9, 1908. 12541

an American play in 5 acts, by C. T. Dazey.

© C. T. Dazey, New York ; 1881 : 163.52,
Oct. 22. 12542

or. Across the Delaware, an American

drama of 1776 in 4 acts, by William Ottomore
[pseud, of W. O. Soubron]

© W. O. Soubron, Milwaukee; 1880:6112.
Apr. 19. 12543

^or. The end of the carnival, a jilav in 1

act, by S. W. Cutting. 33 p. 4". Typewrit-
ten.

© Sarah AValker CuttinQ-, Brookline. Mass. ;
D : 5000, I\Iay 9, 1904 ; 2c. May 11, 1904. 12544

Elsa Beaufort, die waldhexe; von S. Stern.

© Samuel Stern, United States ; 1886 : 29873.
Dec. 27. 12545

Elsa Gerring-; a drama in 3 acts, l)y M. Ross.
75 p. 4". Typewritten.

© ]\Iorris Ross, Indianapolis; D:6941, .Tulv
10, 1905; 2c. July 10, 1905. 12546

Elsanita; her original romantic emotional drama
in 5 acts, by E. Serrano.

© Elsie Serrano, New York; 1886:20330.
Sept. 9. 12547

Elsa's relatives; a topical comedy in 1 act, by
C. Greve. 24 p. 4". T3>pewritt"en.

© Clifford Greve. St. Louis ; D : 15481, INIar.
29, 1909; 2c. Apr. 12, 1909. 12548

Elselille; historisches drama aus Djlnemarlcs
vergangenheit in 3 aufziigen mit einem vor-
spicl, von Fanny L. Feuerlein (d. i. Franz
Fenuers) Ziirich, Art. institut (). Fiissli, 1912.
SO p. front, (port.) 12".

© Dec. 2, 1912 ; 2c. Apr. 3. 1913 ; D : 32827 ;
Art. institut Orell Fiissli, Ziirich. 12549

Elsi; ojier in 2 aufziigen,di<*htungund musik von
Hermann Wette und Arnold Mendelssohn.
Koln, A. Ahn.

© Verlag von .Mbert Ahn, Cologne, Ger-
many; 1890:22750, Apr. 11; 2c. Apr. 11,

12550

Elsie; an original comedy, by M. T. Allen,

© Marie Townsend Allen, United States;
1885: 16957, Aug. 10. 12551

See also How she was saved.

Elsie Deene; an original American drama in 4
acts, by Fred. Marsden (W. A. Sliver)

© Fred. Marsden, New York ; 1882 : 9704,
June 13. 12552

603

12553

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

12573

Elsie Venner; :i play in 4 acts, by Ti. Lonergan.

© Lester Loiiercan, Kansas City, :Mo. ; D :

.-lOS. May 27, 1901 . 12553

Elsie's error; a couiedy in 3 acts, by E. Crapsey.

© Edward Crapsey, New York; 1873:820.

Jan. 30. 12554

Elsinore; a drama in 5 ac(s. by M. E. Roe. 122
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© INIarv E. Roe. Milwaukee; D : 4499. Jan.
13. 1904: "2c. Dec. 29, 1903. 12555

Elspeth of dreams; 1 act comedy, by M. C.
Keator. |31. 17 p. obi. W\ Typewritten.

© Ic. May 1. 1912: D : 29r).'i8 ; Maude C.
Keator. Alameda, Cal. 12556

Elusive (The) Alonzo; comedy in 1 act. by Mrs.

E. T>a I'eaume. | St. Louis, r.uxlon & Skinner,
1905] 29 p. 12".

© Mrs. Edmond La Beaunie, St. Louis ; I> :
G932. June 29. 190.1; 2c. Feb. 9, 1906. 12557

Elusive (The) club paper; jtlay in 1 act, by

F. M. Pendleton. Op. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. G, 191."i ; D : 40277 ; Fannie ]\Ied-
buiy Pendleton. Cuba, N. Y. 12557a

Elva, the medium; a comedy drama in 3 acts,
by F. Rider.

© Fremont Rider. Nyack, N. Y. ; D: 14719
Jan. 2. 1909.

Elves and the shoemaker,
for children.

12558

Sec Eairy plays

Elvira; roniuntic drania in •"> acts, by O. R.
^Vendley. 36 p. 4°. Typewritten. .

© Ic. Jan. 17, 1910; D: 17947; Otto R.
Wendley, Rochester, N. Y^. 12559

Elvira Bizarro's revenge; drania in 4 acts, by
R. B. Jones.

© Grace Evans Lelsc.n, Pluladelphia ; 1884:
17251. Aug. 27. 12560

Elvira, the Indian bride; or. The burning of
Buffalo in 1883, tragedy in 5 acts, by R. de
Maas. [11,00 p. i"\ Typewritten.

© Ic. Julv 9. 1913; D : 33922 ; Richard de
Haas, St. Paul. 12561

Elwood's first affair; original comedy-drama in
3 acts, by Cordon Mendelssohn. [93] p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 23, 1914; D : 36439 ; Gordon
Louis Mendels.sohn, Detroit. 12561a

Elysia; a comic opera in 2 acts, book and lyrics
by F. Ranken. 133 p. 4". Typewritten. [Li-
bi-etto only]

© Frederic Ranken, New York ; D : 5475,
Aug. 25, 1904 ; 2c. Aug. 25, 1904. 12562

Elysian fields, ltd.; operetta in 2 acts, text and
musi(; by H. E. Hammond. 21 p. f°. Type-
written. [Lil)retto only]

© Ic. iNIay 31, 1910; D : 21221 ; Harold E.
Hanmiond, Chicago. 12563

Elysium; a nuisical comedy, by W. Fleron.

© William Fleron, New York; 1892:13829,
. Mar. 29. 12564

or. The perfect man, a comic opera, book

and lyrics by F. E. Brooks, music by E. Bial.
101 p. 4°. Typewritten. [^^Libretto only]

© Fred Emerson Brooks and Ernst Bial,
New York; D : 14038, Sept. 29, 1908; 2c. Sept.
29, 1908. 12565

Emancipated; drama in 3 acts, by O. M. .Tobn-
son. [107] p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 21, 1911 ; D : 23700 ; Olive M. John-
son, Englewood, N. J. 12566

a play, by J. P. White. (//( Harvard

monthly, v. 31. no. .5, Feb., 1901)

© .Fames Piatt White, Cambridge. :Mass. : D:
224, Mar. "iO. 1901; 2c. Mar. 16, 1901. 12567

Emancipated (The) modern slave. iSVc Fortu-
nate (A) woman.

Emancipated woman; or, A scene from real
life in the year 2000, a burles(iue in 4 acts
|bv A\illiam R. (Jray and M. A. ^Nloore] Le
i\uirs, la., Ragsdale & Chas.sell. 1895. 14 p.
8°.

© Congr(\gational church society. L(> IMars.
la.^ 1895: 6.3028, Dec 16; 2c. Dec. 17. 12568

Emancipated (The) women; a club meeting in a
fasiiionable suburb, by B. T. Ballard.

© Bessie T. Ballard, Cleveland; D: 15.507.
Apr. 1, 1909. 12569

Emancipation; a drama in 5 acts, by H. and K.
Pierrepont.

© Howard and Karoline Pierrepont. San
Francisco ; 1881 : 6925, May 5. 12570

play in 3 acts, by Leonard Inkster. London,

Sidgwick & Jackson, ltd., 1913. 95 p. 12".

© July 7. 1913 ; 2c. July 14, 1913 ; D : 33780 ;
Sidgwick iVc Jackson, ltd., London. 12571

Emancipation act of 1900 for freeing the
white slaves. See Free silver.

Emancipation day; or. The centre figure, a
comedy in 4 acts, by J. Enright.

© .Tohn Enright, Detroit; 1890:18675, June
9. 12572

Emancipation (The) of Anne; comedy in 4 acts,
by B. Bloch. 87 p. f. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 6, 1913; D: 34948; Bertram
Bloch. New York. 12573

604

12574

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

12595

Emancipation (The) of Eve; or, Woman's day,
a conuHly in 3 nets, by E. Adair.

© Ellon Adair, San Francisco; 1897:39944,
Jnly S. 12574

Emancipation (The) of Middleton; a melo-
drama in 3 acts, by C. W. Bell. 41 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Internatl. copvrislit bureau, ltd.. I^ondon ;
D : .5349, July 28, 1904 ; 2c. July 28, 1904.

12575

Emanon;byM. C. Kann. 53 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 18, 1910; D: 20196; Mattye C.

Kann. San Franci.sco. 12576

Emanuela; a farce in 3 acts, by G. W. Walthew
and ITelene Ripley. Typewritten.

© Geo. W. Walthew and Hclene Ripley Wal-
thew. San Francisco; 1895: 16822, Mar. 25; 2c.
Way 24. 12577

by H. R. Noble. 80 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Helene Riplev Noble, Cambridge, Mass. :
D : 10839, June 25, 1907 ; 2c. July 1, 1907.

12578

Embarg-o (The); comic opera in 2 acts, by M. Q.
Dixon. 39 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto
only]

© Marv Quincey Dixon, Rosemont, Pa. ; D :
7607, Nov. 23, 1905 ; 2c. Nov. 23, 1905. 12579

Embarrassed (The) butler; comedy in 2 scenes,
by Keble Howard | pseud, of John Keble Bell]
London. S. Fi-oncb, ltd. ; New York, S. French,
1912. 16 p. 16".

© Aug. 2, 1912 ; 2c. Aug. 3, 1912 ; D : 30424 ;
Sanuiel French, ltd., London. 12580

Embarrassing (An) position; comedy in 1 act,
by Kate Chopin.

© Sunday mirror co., St. Louis ; 1895 : 64760.
Dec. 21. 12581

Embarrassment (The) of riches; a modern com-
(Mly in 3 acts, by L. K. Anspacher. 146 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ijouis Kaufman Anspacher, New I'ork ;
D : 7137, Aug. 21, 1905 ; 2c. Aug. 21, 1905.

12582

Embarrassments; 1 act serio-comic play in 2
scenes, by M. J. C. Goodman. 20 p. 4°. Type-
written,

© Ic. Nov. 12, 1909 ; D : 17347 ; Margaret J.
Campbell Goodman, Saginaw, Mich. 12583

Embattled (The) bachelor. See Bertie at bay.

Embers; a play in 1 act, by G. Middleton.

© George Middleton, New York ; D : 15715,
Apr. 26, 1909. 12584

■ Same. 17 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. June 8. 1911 ; D : 24434 ; George Mid-
dleton, New York. 12585

Embers — Continued.

-with The failures. The gargoyle, In his

house, Madonna, The man masterful, 1 act
plays of contemporary life, by George Middle-
ton. New York, H. Holt and company, 1911.
[5]. 192 p. 12°.

© Oct. 14, 1911 ; 2c. Oct. 18, 1911 ; D : 25516 :
Henry Holt & co.. New York. 12586

Embers of love; a play in 5 acts, by W. P.
Tynan.

© William P. Tynan, Paterson ; 1883 : 21058,
Nov. 15. 12587

Embers of the past; dramatic sketch in 1 act,
by R. MacDouald. 16 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 20, 1910 ; D : 17978 ; Ralph Mac-
Donald, Lowell, Mass. 12588

Embezzler (The); play in 3 acts, adapted by
N. 14. Hornstine. 45 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Nathan Harris Hornstine, Philadelphia ;
D : 15698, Apr. 23, 1909 ; 2c. May 13, 1909.

12589

Embezzler's (The) daughter; a drama in 4 acts,
7 scenes, by P. W. Hyde.

© Paul Woodworth Hyde, Pittsburgh ; 1898 :
9429, Feb. 3 ; 2c. Feb. 21. 12590

Embvtscade (L'); piece en 4 actes, par H. Kis-
temaeckei-s. (Jii Petite illusti'ation, no. 8, 19
avril 1913; serie-theatre, no. 4)

© Apr. 19, 1913; 2c. May 24, 1913; D:
33307; Henry Kistemaeckers, Paris. 12591

Emerald eyes; play in 1 act, by H. A. Boynton.
15 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 26, 1915 ; D : 40474 ; Hortense
Adele Boynton, Newport, R. I. 12591a

Emerald gem; oi", A beautiful maiden, by .1.
T. Walsh.

© J. Theo. Walsh, Milford, Conn.; 1895:
42609, Aug. 21. 12592

Emerald (The) Isle; a comedy drama in 5 acts,
by A. E. Gaylord. 108 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© A. E. Gaylord, New Yoi-k ; D : 10331. Apr.
12, 1907 ; 2c. Apr. 12, 1907. 12593

an original Irish musical sketch in 1 scene,

by J. Fielding.

© John Fielding, New York ; 1874 : 555, Jan.
16. 12594

— or. The caves of Carrig-Cleena, a new and
original comic opera in 2 acts, written by
Basil Hood, composed by Arthur Sullivan and
Edward German. London, Chappell & co., ltd. ;
New York, Boosey & co., 1901. 65, [1] p. 8°.
[Libretto only]

© Chappell & CO., London ; D : 405, Apr. 29,
1901 ; 2c. Apr. 29, 1901. 12595

— See also O'Donoho of the lakes.

605

12596

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

12616

Emerald (The) key; vaudeville sketch, by J.
Hay, jr. [2], 14 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 8, 1912; D: 31076; James Hay,
jr., Washington. 12596

Emerald (The) ring; a comedy drama in 4 acts,
by J. J. Drown, jr.

© Jolm J. Drown, jr., IMatlsburgli. N. Y. :
1SS7 : 30944, Nov. 30. 12597

Emerald (The) trio; by Casey and Le Clair.
© Casev and Lc Clair, Now York ; 1897 :
5S440, Oct! 14. 12598

Emergency (An) case; play in 1 act, by H. P.
MacDonald [psend. of H. M. Peggs] 35 p.
4". Typewritten.

© lc. May 4, 191.1 ; 1> : 10002 ; IT. MacDonald
Peggs, New York. 12598a

Emerson (The) club; comedy in 1 act, by Effie
W. Merriman. Cliicago, The Dramatic pub-
lishing company [1901] 12 p. 12°.

© Dramatic pub. co., Chicago ; D : 1026 :
Oct. 28, 1901 ; 2c. Oct. 28, 1901. 12599

Emeryville (The) ringer; a farce in 3 acts, by
D. li. Levy. 75 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© David Livingston Levy, San Francisco ;
D : 10602, May 20, 1907 ; 2c. May 20, 1907.

12600

Emeth (Der) und der scheker. See Yiidele.

Emigrant (The); drama in 1 act, by D. G.
Fischer. 11 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© lc. Feb. 23, 1911; D: 23426; David G.
Fischer, Chicago. 12601

play in 3 acts, by F. A. Kummer. [134] p.

4°. Typewritten.

© lc. May 8, 1911 ; D : 24162 ; Frederic Ar-
nold Kummer, Catonsville, Md. 12602

Emigrant (The) car; an original dramatic com-
position.

© Tonv Pastor, New York ; 1880 : 1860. Feb.
2. 12603

Emigrant (The) car in uproar. See Emigrant
(The) Pullman car.

Emigrant (The) palace car. See Go West.

Emigrant (The) prima donna. 7 p. f°. Type-
written.

© John J. Wilson, Philadelphia; D : 7630,
Nov. 28, 1905 ; 2c. Nov. 28, 1905. 12604

Emigrant (The) Pullman car; or. The emi-
grant car in uproar, an original dramatic
composition.

© Tony Pastor. New York ; 1880 : 1861. Feb.
2. 12605

Emigrant (The) sleeping car going West. See
Travel on the emigrant train.

Emigrant (The) train; or, Go West, burlesque
on The tourists.

© Tony Pastor, New York ; 1880 : 1021, Jan.
16. 12606

Emigrant (The) waif. See Phoebe.

Emigranten (Die); deutsch - amerikanisches
lebensbild in 5 akten. St. Louis, A. Weibusch

• tV son printing company, 1882. 51 p. 10°.
© Louis Gottschalk, St. Louis ; 1883 : 1469.
Jan. 22 ; 2c. Feb. .5. 12607

Emigrants (The); a comedy in 4 acts, by P. F.
P>aker and T. J. Farren.

© P. F. Baker and T. J. Farren, United
States; 1880:16602, Nov. 2. 12608

an opera in 3 acts, by P. Mackaye. 11 KM

p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© lc. July 24, 1912 ; D : 30336 ; Percy Mack-
aye, Windsor, Vt. 12609

sketch for two, by M. Kurzlicb. 6 p. f°.

Typewritten.

© lc. June 5. 1911 ; D : 24404 ; Martin Kurz-
lieb, Waxahachie, Tex. 12610

Emigrant's (The) daughter; a bonier drama in
3 acts, by Len Ellsworth Tilden. Clyde, O.,
A. D. Ames [1881] 1 p. 1., 28 p., 1 1. 12°.
( [Ames' series of standard and minor drama,
no. 143])

© A. D. Ames, Clyde, O. ; 1884:22862, Nov.
15; 2c. Nov. 15. 12611

Emigrants' (The) party; entertainment intro-
ducing folk songs and dances, bv Jessie A.
Kelley. Boston, W. H. Baker & co., 1914. 27
p. 12°.

© Dec. 4. 1913; 2c. Dec. 6, 1913; D: 35267:
Walter H. Baker & co., Boston. 12612

Emigrants (The) to America. See Greenhorns
(The)

Emigration to America; musical drama in 5
acts, by .Joseph Lateiner.

© Russian Hebrew opera co., United States :
1886 : 22699, Oct. 8. 12613

Emigre (L'); piece en 4 actes, par P. Bourget.

[Paris, Iuipr.de I'lUustration] 1908. 90 p. 8°.

© Paul Bourget, Paris ; D : 14209, Nov. 5,

1908 ; 2c. Nov. 5, 1908. 12614

Emilia Galotti; tragodie, von G. E. Lessing,
with introduction and notes by O. B. Super.

© Henry Holt & co.. New York ; 1894 : 46036,
Oct. 2. 12615

Emily; a farce-comedy in 3 acts, by J. Hinckley.
108 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Julian Hinckley, Lawrence, N. Y. ; D :
6674, May 17, 1905; 2c. May 17, 1905. 12616

606

12617

COPYRIGHTED IIST THE UNITED STATES

12634

Emily, the prodigal; play in 3 acts, by Mrs.
Wilson Woodrow and A. L. Sessions. 155 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 11, 1913 ; D : 32923 ; Archibald L.
Sessions, New York. 12617

Emir (The) of Bilbul; or. The ward of the
bashaw, a comic opera in 3 acts, by J. P. Wil-
son.

© .John P. Wilson, San Francisco; 1S91:
39854, Nov. 6. 12618

Emly's wedding; by Geo. M. Vickers.

© Lawrence ^iacdonald, St. Louis : 1894 :
30540, An?. 4. 12619

Emma, die perle; 5 biMer ans deni leben eines
madchen fiir alles, von Julius Horst und Ar-
tbur Lippsf'hitz. Miinchen, Drei masken ver-
h\g, 1912. 1 p. 1., 84 p. 8".

© Ic. June 25, 1912 ; D : 30094 ; Drei raasken
verlag, g. m. b. h., Munich. 12620

Emma Hart; schauspiel in 4 aufziigen, von
Franz Nepos. Diessen vor Miinchen, Verlags-
anstalt Jos. C. Huber. 1914. 110 p. 12°.

© Feb. 7, 1914 : 2c. Mar. 28, 1914 : D : 36495 ;
Jos. C. Huber. Diessen vor Miinchen, Ger-
many. 12620a

Emma Rivers; or, The father's curse, a play in
4 acts, by A. Brewster.

© Albert Brewster, San Francisco; 1878:
9589, Aug. 20. 12621

Emma Wakefield; a play in 4 acts, by E. H.
Sterling. [2], 102 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 10, 1913; D: 32300; Edward
Hamilton Sterling, Trenton, N. J. 12622

Emmanuel, the true son; historical drama in
4 acts and 9 scenes, by S. M. Dudley, drama-
tized from The Master's way, by Robert L.
Landrum. [61] p. f". Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 25. 1911; D : 23468 ; Sarah M.
Dudley, Detroit. 12623

Emmet; or. The hero of 1803, a drama in 5
acts, by J. O. Moneghan.

© James Charles :Moneghan, United States ;
1879 : 14718, Nov. 3. 12624

Emmett Bonlore. Sec John McAmlee.
Emmy; a drama in 4 acts, by J. Hartmann.
© Jacob Hartmann, New York ; 1880 : 18457.
Dec. 4. 12625

Emmy Breslau; American play in 4 acts, by L.
Eyre. 133 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 12, 1915; D : 41475 ; Laurence
Eyre, Philadelphia. 12625a

Empailleur (L'); vaudeville en 1 ncte, de Doug-
las, .Jos6 de Berys et H. J. Magog. Paris, C.
Joubert, 1911. 32 p. 8°.

© Feb. 25, 1911 ; 2c. Feb. 25, 1911 ; D : 23458 ;
Joubert, Paris. 12626

Emperador Billionis; or, Guthrie and Eureka,
a political satire, by G. A. Lewis. 213 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. May 9, 1910 ; D : 20993 ; Gladys Adel-
ina Lewis, New York. 12627

Emperor; play in 1 act, by L. Worrall and Har-
old Simpson. 14 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 18, 1909 ; D : 17128 ; Lechmere
Worrall, London. 12628

war satire, in 4 acts, by G. Schlotterbeck.

95 p. 4°. Tjpewritten.

© le. Feb. 27, 1915: D: 39943: G. Schlotter-
beck, Cincinnati. 12628a

Emperor and Galilean.
Henrik Ibsen.

NVr Works (The) of

Emperor and slave; play, by A. K. Sinclair. 29
p. f". Typewritten.

© le. Mar. 7, 1910 : D : 20409 ; Albert Kent
Sinclair, Detroit. 12629

Emperor (The) and the peasant; an original
American drama in 5 acts, b.v Mrs. 1j. D.
Shears. 56 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Mrs. L. D. Shears, Peekskill, N. Y. ; 1886 :
29335, Dee. 21 ; 2c. Dec. 21. 12630

See nlso Mathilda.

Emperor of America; dramatic composition in
2 acts, by C. S. Dixon. 44 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Chai'les Sumner Dixon. Boston ; D : 4826,
Apr. 1, 1904; Ic. Apr. 1, 1904; Ic. Apr. 13,
1904. 12631

Emperor (The) of Barataria; a romantic drama
in 4 acts, by L. Rutland and R. Cameron.
Typewritten.

© Lucile Rutland and Rhoda Cameron. New
York ; 1898 : 60280, Oct. 13 : 2c. Oct. 13. 12632

Emperor (The) of Mocha; by L. C. Probert and
J. R. Oisliei.

© Lionel C. Probert and John R. Oishei.
ButTalo : D : 7989, Feb. 13, 1906. 12633

Emperor's (The) cloak; incident of the present
war seen through a comedy lens in 1 act, by
Agnes Armstrong [pseud, of Agnes Bird I .
[i], 12 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 20, 1914 ; D : 38554 ; Agnes Bird,
Portland, Me. 12633a

Emperor's (The) lieutenant; by Mrs. S. Crown-
inshield.

© Mrs. Schuvler Crowninshield, AA'tishing-
ton ; D : 1619, Mar. 18, 1902. 12634

Emperor's (The) tale; story of Napoleon's cam-
paign against Prussia in 1 act, by S. P. Tucker.
[11. 15 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 8, 1915 ; D : 42440 ; Stanley Pat-
erson Tucker, London. 12634a

607

12635

DKAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

12655

Emphatic (An) hit; a monologue for a lady, by

Maurice Hageinan. Chicago, Dramatic pub. co.

© Dramatic pub. co., Chicago ; 189S : 68631,

Nov. 25 ; 2c. Nov. 25. 12635

Empire (The); a play in 3 acts, by W. J. Lynd.
© William .J. Lynd, Denver; 1881:2730,
Feb. 22. 12636

Empire ag'st republic. See Am.ericanus.

Empire anti republic. See Americanus.

Empire comedy four,

© Joseph A. Jenny, New York ; D : 5011,
May 17, 1901. 12637

Empire (The) of the East; sensational drama
concerning our national defence in prologue
and 4 acts, by H. S. Stange. 5 v. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Apr. 1, 1915 ; D : 40242 ; Hugh Stanis-
laus Stange, New Yorlv. 12637a

Empire (The) State express; by W. Montague.
57 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Walter Montague, New York; D : 3990,
Sept. 23, 1903 ; 2c. Sept. 23, 1903. 12638

a drama in 4 acts, by F. W. Prentice and

J. T. Foster. 28 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Frank W. Prentice and John T. Foster,
Cleveland ; 1894 : 52933, Nov. 13 ; Ic. Dec. 3.

12639

4 act melodrama.

© Cliarles B. Goes, Chicago ; D : 1490, Feb.
26, 1902. 12640

Empiric (The) student, from 1810-1814; by
S. T. Baer.

© Sylvan T. Baer, Dallas; 1900 A: 3708,
Feb. 9. 12641

Employe (L') du gaz; ou. La bonne conduite,
comedie en 1 acte et 2 tableaux, [par] Robert
Dieudonne. Paris, G. Oudet, 1909. 79 p. 12°.

© Sept. 1, 1909 ; 2c. Sept. 4, 1909 ; D : 16707 ;
Georges Ondet, Paris. 12642

Employers, bew^are. Sec Maids and bachelors.

Employment (The) exchange; dramatic compo-
sition, by C. W. Ingram. 8 p. f°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. .Ian. 27, 1913; D : 32099 ; Cardinal
Wolseley Ingram, New York. 12643

Empreinte (L'); piece en 3 nctes, par Abel Her-
mant. Paris, P. Ollendorfe, 1900. 3 p. 1., 185
p. 12".

© Paul Ollendorff, Paris; 1900 A: 5528,
Mar. 1 ; 2e. Mar. 2. 12644

Empress (The); historical drama in 4 acts, by
B. Dierkes. St. Louis, G. Ahner, 1887. 1 p. 1.,
53 p. 8°.

© Bernard Dierkes, St. Louis ; 1887 : 6070,
Mar. 15 ; 2c. Mar. 10. 12645

Empress (The) — Continued.
— — historical drama in 4 acts and 4 scenes, by
J. S. Berger.

© J. S. Berger, Brooklyn ; 1888 : 102.59, Apr.
9. 12646

Empress Eausta; di-ama in 5 acts, by M. A. Kal-
las. 96 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Marcus A. Kallas, Philadelphia ; D : 3111,
Mar. 10, 1903 ; 2c. Mar. 6, 1903 ; 2c. better od.
Mar. 21, 1903. 12647

Empress (The) Josephine; an historical drama,
l)y D. Welcli.

© l)e.shler Welch, New York; 1880: 32700,
June 1. 12648

in 5 acts, by S. A. V/ible.

© Mrs. S. A. Wible, Brooklyn; 1875 : 90.'>4,
Sept. 1. 12649

an historical 4 act drama, by F. Ij. Wool-

dridge.

© F. L. Wooldridge, St. Louis ; D : 5092, May
28, 1904. 12650

Empress (The) Josephine, the maiden, the vis-
countess, the widow, the empress; a drama
in 4 acts, by J. J. Lord.

© James Judson Lord, Springfield, 111.
1881 : 16032, Oct. 17. 12651

Same. Rev. and enlarged.

© James Judson Lord, Springfield, 111. ; D :
4304, Nov. 25, 1903. 12652

Empty (The) flat. See Getting a divorce.

Empty (The) purse. See Suspicious (The)
bridegroom.

Empty (The) room; play in 1 act, by J. W. Fitz-
Patrick. 37 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 28, 1913 ; D : 32467 ; James Wil-
liam FitzPatrick, Waterbury, Conn. 12653

Empty (The) sleeve; an original musical duet
with dialogue, by B. Newcomb.

© Bobby Newcomb, Philadelphia ; 1876 :
3157, Mar. 14. 12654

See also Mizpah.

En aras de la moral; entremes comico-lfrico,
original de J. Jackson Yeyan, miisica del
maestro Luis Romo. Madrid [Sociedad de
autores espanoles] 1914. 22 p. 12°. [Li-
bretto only]

© Mar. 28, 1914 ; Ic. Mar. 30, 1914 ; D : 30542 ;
Jose Jackson Yeyan, Madrid. 12654a

En cabeza ajena; pasatiempo en 1 acto y en
prosa, por L. Buceta y Mera. Madrid [Socie-
dad de autores espanoles] 1911. 26 p. 12°.

© May 26, 1911 ; 2c. May 27, 1911 ; D : 24319 ;
Luis Buceta y Mera, Madrid. 12655

608

12656

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

12671

En case no comemos; juguete comico en 1 acto,

en prosa por Antonio Lopez Monis. Madrid,

[ Sociedad de autores espauoles] 1908. 27 p. 8°.

© Antonio Lopez MonIs, Madrid ; D : 12473.

Mar. 3, 1908 ; 2c. Mar. 3. 1908. 12656

En Cuba; or, The just cause, a drama in 4 acts,
6 scenes, by P. W. Hyde. Typewritten.

© Paul Woodworth Hyde, Pittsburgh ; 1896 :
56888, Oct. 15; Ic. Oct. 15. 12657

En deshabille; play in 1 act, by E. Goodman.
[21, 14 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 9, 1913 ; D : 33740 ; Edward Good-
man, New York. 12658

Same. {In Snappy stories, v. 7, no. 2,

Mar., 1914)

© Feb. 10, 1914 ; Ic. June 6, 1914 ; D : 37242 ;
Edward Goodman. New York. 12658a

En el fondo de la mina; melodrama en 2 cua-
dros y en verso, original de J. Quilis, mtisica
del maestro Manuel Ribas. IMadrid [Sociedad
de autores espailoles] 1909. 38 p. 12". [Li-
l)retto only]

© Jos6 Quilis, Madrid ; D : 16139, June 23.
1909 ; 2c. June 23, 1909. 12659

En el portal de Belen. Sec Chico en grande.

En fallit. See Bankrupt.

En familia; comedia en 2 aetos, de A. Instia y
A. Hernandez Cata. Madrid, Buenos Aires,
Renacimiento, 1914. 148 p. 12".

© Mar. 28. 1914: Ic. Mar. 30, 1914; D:
36507; Alberto Instia y Alfonso Hernandez
Cata, Madrid. 12659a

En garde; comedie en 3 actes. par A. Capus et
P. V6ber. 32 p. 4". (L'lllustration theatrale,
8* ann§e-210, 20 avril, 1912)

© Apr. 20, 1912 ; 2c. May 11, 1912 ; D : 296.39 ;
Alfred Capus & Pierre Veber, Paris. 12660

See also Theatre complet; [de] Alfred

Capus.

En la boca del lobo; drama en 1 acto, original
de P. Mata. Madrid [Sociedad de autores es-
pauoles] 1910. 28 p. 12°.

© May 23, 1910; 2c. May 24, 1910; D:
21139; Pedro Mata, Madrid. 12661

En Mandchourie; piece en 1 acte, par Alfred
Savoir. 29 p. f". Typewritten.

© L. Michaud, Paris; D : 6203, Feb. 27,
1905 ; 2c. Mar. 1, 1905. 12662

piece historique en 5 actes et 9 tableaux, de

P. Lamarche. Paris, Librairie theatrale de .1.
Barbre, 1910. cover-title, 24 p. 4".

© Aug. 25, 1910; 2c. July 23, 1910; D:
21866; Pierre Lamarche, Paris. 12663

En musique; pi^ce en 1 acte, par Armand Char-
main. Paris, C. Joubert, 1914. 27 p. 8".

© Apr. 18, 1914; Ic. Apr. 29, 1914; D:
36870 ; .Toubert, Paris. 12663a

En penitence; comgdie en 1 acte pour jeunes
filles, par Alexandi-e Guillet. New York, W. R.
.Jenkins company [1914] 14 p. 12°. ([Theatre
pour la jeunesse, no. 11] )

© Sept. 28, 1914; 2c. Oct. 21, 1914; D:
38645; Wm. R. Jenkins co.,New York. 12663b

En voyage; comedy for two males and two fe-
males, bv Frances Aymar Mathews. New
York, E. S. Werner & co., 1907. 13 p. 12°.

© Edgar S. Werner & co.. New York; D:
11695, Nov. 7, 1907 ; 2c. Nov. 16, 1907. 12664

Enacted (The) will. See Shakespeare, Eng-
land's Ulysses, the masque of love's labors
won.

Enamorado (El) See Palacio triste.

Enamored; a domestic drama, by D. O'Brien.
© Denis O'Brien, New York State; 1884:
23933, Dec. 3. 12665

Enamoured of an ass; sketch comedy in 1 act,
by S. Shatford. [2], 11 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 7, 1914 ; D : 36967 ; Sarah Shat-
ford, New York. 12665a

Enath, the grand lama; by J. Gross.

© Josiali Gross, New Orleans ; D : 7473, Oct.
30, 1905. 12666

Enchained; play in 3 acts, by Paul Hervieu, tr.
bv Y. Asckenasy. (In The Dramatist, July,
1910)

© July 9, 1910 ; 2c. July 12, 1910 ; D : 21539 ;
Ysidor Asckenasy, St. Louis. 12667

Enchanted; grand spectacular play, by B. Ki-
ralfy.

© Bolossy Kiralfy, New York ; D : 1492,
Feb. 26, 1902. 12668

Enchanted art pictures; pantomimic illusion, by
Gustav Von Palm. 2 p. f". Typewritten.

© G. Von Palm, New York ; D : 505, May
25, 1901 ; 2c. May 25, 1901. 12669

Enchanted (The) clogs. See Munibo Jim.

Enchanted (The) doll; a sketch in 1 act, by
P. V. Mighels. 13 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Philip Verrill Mighels, New York; D:
9350, Oct. 30, 1906 ; 2c. Oct. 30, 1906. 12670

Enchanted (The) dream. See Lorline.

Enchanted (The) flute; Indian drama and pan-
tomime in 1 act, by L. B. McConville. 13 p.
f". Typewritten.

© Ic. May 13, 1913 ; D : 33218 ; Lee Bernard
McConville, Pasadena. 12671

5379—15-

-39

609

12671

DKAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

12689

Eiiclianted (The) garden; opera-ballet in 3 acts,
by Douglas Malloch. [24] p. T. Typewrit-
ten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. July 18, 1914 ; D : 37G22 ; Max Rabin-
off, New York. 12671a

•scenario conceived by M. Rabinoff, Euglisb

version and Ivrics, by Douglas Malloch, nuisic
by Josef Holbrooke. 31 p. 4". Printed. [Li-
bretto only]

© Dec. 16, 1914; 2c. Dec. IS, 1914; D:
39220: Max Rabinoff, New York. 12671b

-tragedy in 1 act, by H. Fort. 9 p. f".

Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 7, 1910; D : 2073."; ; Homer Fort.
Monrovia, Cal. 12672

— See also House of the heart.

Enchanted (The) heart; a now dramatic spec-
tacle.

© Imre Klralfy, New York; 1875:6263,
June 15. 12673

Enchanted (The) island; an operetta in 1 act,
by R. H. U. Bloor. Typewritten.

© Boosev & CO., London ; 1900 A : 11696.
May 9 ; 2c. May 9. 12674

Enchanted (The) isle; by E. F. Robbins.

© Emilv F. Robbins, New Haven ; D : 13916,
Sept. 24, 1908. 12675

a burlesque extravaganza in 3 acts, by F.

Triplett. St. Louis, Times printing house,
1879. 12 p. 12°.

© Frank Triplett, St. Louis; 1879:2341.

Feb. 18 ; 2c. Feb. IS. 12676

Enchanted (The) pallette; comedy drama in 4
acts and 5 scenes, by Egbert Norman Clarlv
and A. Howland. 44 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 18, 1915; D: 41527; Alice How-
land, Chicago. 12676a

Enchanted (The) princess; a fairy spectacle, by
C. L. Folsom.

© Clara Louise Folsom, New York ; D : 706,
July 30, 1901. 12677

Enchanted (The) stream. See Eglantine.

Enchanted (The) sword. See Bianco.

Enchanted (The) violin; a drama in 4 acts, by
H. Zwicker. [44] p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 9, 1909; D: 16620; Henry
Zwicker, Madison, Wis. 12678

Enchanted (The) wheel of destiny; in 6 sets,
by E. Helm. 10 p. 8°. Ms.

© Ic. June 13, 1911; D: 24550; Edith Helm.'
Atlantic City. 12679

Enchantment.

© Clara Rogers Owens, Omaha, Neb. ; D :
6519, Apr. 15, 1905. 12680

Enchantment — Continued.

by I. and B. Kiralfv. New York, J. A. Gray,

1879. 51 p. 12°.

© Tnn-e and Bolossy Kiralfy, New York ;

1879 : 9629, July 22 ; 2c. Sept. 15. 12681

comedie en 4 actes, par Hem-y Bataille.

Paris, E. Fasquelle, 1904. 179 p. 12°.

© Eugene Fasquelle. Paris ; D : 5761, Nov.
12, 1904; 2c. Nov. 12, 1904. 12682

— a fairy tale, by Arthur Law. I^ondon, J.
Williams, ltd.; New York. E. Schuberth & co.,
1904. 23 p. 8°.

© Joseph Williams, ltd., London: D : 4810,
:\r:ir. 30, 1904; 2c. Mar. 30, 1904. 12683

— fantasy in 3 acts, prologue and eiMlogue.
by R. B. Yewdale and V. Rubin. (In Wiscon-
sin ma.gazine, v. 13, no. 5, Feb., 1915)

© Feb. 27, 1915; Ic. Mar. 11, 1915; D:
.39960; Ralph Bailey Yewdale and Virtor Ru-
bin, Madi.son, Wis. 12683a

— -1 act drama, by M. C. Artliur. 12 p. 4".

Typewritten.

© Ic. May 29, 1913; D : 3335S ; INIerton C.
Arthur, Detroit. 12684

phantasy in 3 acts, a prologue and an epi-

logue, by Ralph Bailey Yewdale and V. Rubin.
113 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 13, 1915 ; D : 39671 ; Victor Rubin,
Milwaukee. 12684a

playful comedy in 3 acts, by Jj. Burleigh.

89 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 27, 1914 ; D : 36846 ; Louise Bur-
leigh, Boston. 12684b

Enchantments (The) of Cupid; comedy in 3
acts, from tlie Italian, by J. G. Underbill. [2],
109 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jidv 7, 1910 ; D : 21495 ; John Garrett
Underbill, New York. 12685

Enchantress (The); operetta in 2 acts, by Harry
B. Smith and F. de Gresac. [2], 114 p. 4°.
Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Oct. 9, 1911 ; D : 25444 ; M. Witmark &
sons. New York. 12686

■ -a romantic comic opera, in 2 acts, words

and music by A. H. Laidlaw, jr.

© Alexander H. Laidlaw, .jr.. New York :

1897 : 34778, June 10. 12687

Encore (The); 4 act drama, by M. P. Hartung.
81 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 11, 1911; D : 23331 ; Max Paul
Hartung, Brooklyn. 12688

a laughable novelty for exhibitions, by

H. N. Grant.

© H. N. Grant, Buffalo; 1896:11841, Feb.
21 ; 2c. Feb. 21. 12689

6]0

12690

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

12708

Encore Rafla.es; a play in 1 act, by C. Samson.
34 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Charles Samson, Paris ; D : 1506G, Feb.
13, 1909 ; 2c. Feb. 13, 1909. 12690

Encounter (The); play in 1 act, by H. K. Mocler-
well. 24 p. 4°. Typewritten.

<£) Ic. Aug. 14, 1912 ; D : 30537 ; H. K. Moder-
well, Fort Wayne, Ind. 12691

End (The) 5 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Frances Swartz, Peoria, III. ; D : 7341,
Sept. 29, 1905 ; 2c. Sept. 29, 1905. 12692

— —drama portraying political intrigue, by P. F.
Parrott. 6 p. f. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 25, 1915 ; D : 41043 ; Percy Frank-
lin Parrott, Toledo, O. 12692a

play in 3 acts and 2 scenes, by H. Talbot.

[84] p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 29, 1912 ; D : 29211 ; Hayden Tal-
bot, New York. 12693

-or. The brother's wrong', a comedy-drama

in 5 acts, by W. L. Jardella and W. R. Mc-
Kenley.

© W. L. Jardella and W. Ross McKenley,
Baltimore ; 1880 : 8050, May 25. 12694

End (The) and the beginning; play in 3 acts,
by H. B. Kohorn. [3], 54 p. f°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. July 26, 1910; D : 21651 ; Herman B.
Kohorn, Cleveland. 12695

a society play in 4 acts, by W. H. Carson.

83 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© William Henry Carson, New York ; D :
14517, Dec. 11, 1908 ; 2c. Dec. 3, 1908. 12696

End it as you will. See Her father's wife.

End (The) justifies the means. See Mrs. Smi-
ley's water cure.

End (The) must justify the means; play in 1
act, by E. Wurzburger. [1]. 21 p. 4°. Ms.

© Ic. Mar. 16, 1914; D : 36358 ; Estella
Wurzburger, Chicago. 12696a

End (The) of a love story. Typewritten.

© Paul Armstrong, New York; 1900 A:
9579, Apr. 14 ; 2c. Apr. 14. 12697

End (The) of a race; drama in 5 acts, after A.
Daudet's novel. Kings in exile, by C. Voss.
[87] p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. July 31, 1914 ; D : 37827 ; Carl Voss,
Hettinger, N. D. 12697a

End (The) of an experiment. See Utopia.

End (The) of faith; [sketch in 1 act, by E. S.
AVhinery] 11 p. f. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 17, 1900; D : 10472 ; Emmet S.
Whinery, Pasadena. 12698

End (The) of her string; play in 3 acts, by
H. C. Colwell. 181 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 25, 1913 ; D : 33891 ; Henry Clif-
ford Colwell, Kittanniug, Pa. 12699

End (The) of his rope; a comedy, by C. M, Hys-
kell. Typewritten.

© Chas. M. Hyskell, Burlington, la. ; 1895 :
52818, Oct. 17 ; Ic. Oct. 17. 12700

comedy in 3 acts, by C. M. Hyskell. 34 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© G. M. Hyskell, Portland, Or.; D : 6679,
May 17, 1905 ; 2e. May 17, 1905. 12701

End of his trail; sketch, by W.' F. Pfarr. 13 p.
t". Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 12, 1910 ; D : 17917 ; William F.
Pfarr, Newark, N. J. 12702

End (The) of old Grimes; play in 1 act, by
E. W. Fitiekl. [2], 13 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 6, 1913 ; D : 31895 ; Effie Wood-
ward Fifield, Minneapolis. 12703

End (The) of Pluto's realm. Sec Aurora's
dream.

End (The) of the battle; a play in 1 act, by
Jane Stone [pseud, of Jessie Trimble] [New
York] The Co-operative press, 1913. 20 p.
16°.

© Feb. 18, 1913; 2c. Feb. 26, 1913; D:
32445 ; Co-operative press. New York. 12704

End (The) of the bridge; play in 3 acts, by F. A.
Lincoln. 58 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 7, 1910 ; D : 22504 ; Florence A.
Lincoln, Boston. 12705

End (The) of the carnival. See Elsa.

End (The) of the chase; play in 1 act, by T. H.
Ollesheimer. [2], 22 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 13, 1914 ; D : 37355 ; Theodore H.
Ollesheimer, Centerville, la. 12705a

End (The) of the earth. See Millennium (The)

End of the feud; by J. B. Foster. 10 p. 4".
Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 24, 1909 ; D : 17779 ; Julia B. Fos-
ter, Berkeley, Cal. 12706

a dramatic playlet [by M. S. Keightley] 5

p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Mabel S. Keightley, South Bend, Ind.;
D : 12520, Mar. 9, 1908 ; 2c. Feb. 26, 1908.

12707

End (The) of the game; play in 1 act, by M. J.
Newman. [1], 14 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 8, 1912; D : 28248 ; Mordecai
Jesse Newman, Chicago. 12708
• vaudeville sketch in 1 scene, by E. J. Flana-
gan, jr. [1], 14 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 24, 1914; D: 36820; Edward J.
Flanagan, jr., St. Louis. 12708a

611

12709

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

12728

End (The) of the honey moon; by M. Kelso. 4
p. r. Typewritten.

© Miiym Kelso, New York ; D : 4500, Jan.
14, 1904 ; 2c. Jan. 7, 1904. 12709

End (The) of the journey; a play in 1 act, by
O. T. Diirgan. 28 p. 8". Typewritten.

© Olive Tllford Dargan, Almond, N. C. ; D:
11167, Aug. 12, 1907; 2c. Aug. 12, 1907. 12710

End (The) of the land. Sec Oklahoma.

End (The) of the road; a drama in 1 act, by

II. l'\>rd and C. Duer. 27 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Harriet Ford and Caroline Duer, New

York : D : 11747, Nov. 15, 1907 ; 2c. Nov. 15,

1907. 12711

drama of tlie golden West, in 3 acts, by

H. C. Pfaff. [2], 112 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 5. 1910 ; D : 22224 ; Harry Cross-
laud Pfall", Chicago. 12712

■ play in 4 acts, by H. Grattan Donnelly. 117

p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 13, 1915; D : 40340 ; Darcy &
Wolford, inc., New York. 12712a

End (The) of the stoi-y; play in 1 act, by W. I.
Cohn. 31 p. 4". Typewritten.

© William Isaac Cohn, Fort Smitb. Ark. ;
D:8.5,i5, :Mav 18, 1906; 2c. June 4, 190G.

12713

See also Proposing' by proxy.

End (The) of the strike; a railroad drama in 1
act, by R. M. Taylor.

© Robert M. Taylor, New York; 1877:
12952, Nov. 10. 12714

End (The) of the trail; a play in 4 acts, by C. B.
de Mille and William C. de jVIille.

© Cecil Blount de IMille, New York; D:
10938, July 10, 1907. 12715

—by D.Potter. [154] p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Feb. 17, 1913 : D : 32340 ; Dorotliy Pot-
ter, Chicago. 12716

See also Mohawk (The)

End (The) of the walk; novelty act in one, by
M. Wallace. 14 p. f". Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 17, 1912; D: 30870; Morgan
Wallace, New York. 12717

End of the world; by A. Hoffman. 20 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Aaron Hoffman, New York; D:8732,
June 23, 1906 ; 2c. June 23, 1906. 12718

comedy sketch, by R. B. M. Wilson. 10 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 15, 1913 ; D : 34735 ; Robert B. M.
Wilson, Cliicago. 12719

End of the world — Continued.

• a domestic and romantic play in 5 acts, by

J. W. earner. 4°. Typewritten.

© J. W. earner, Findlay, O. ; 1893:7999,
Feb. 11 ; 2c. Aug. 3. 12720

in 3 scenes and 3 acts, by W. A. Ellis. 3

p. 4". Typewritten.

© William A. Ellis, Brooklyn; D: 10645,
. May 22, 1 907 ; 2c. Sept. 7, 1907. 12721

nmsical extravaganza. [l],46p. 4". Type-
written. [Words only]

© Ic. Feb. 28, 1914; D: 36196; Estelle
Kditlia Lyndburst, San Francisco. 12721a

■ • a musical melodrama in 4 acts, by I.. W.

Hill.

© L. AVebster Hill. Binghamton, N. Y. ; D:
12641, Mar. 30, 1908. 12722

Ende (Das); ein scbauspiel in 3 akten und 1
scliliiss-szene, von Victor Auburtin. Miincben,
A. Langen, 1910. 126 p. 12°.

© June 14, 1910 ; 2c. July 9, 1910 ; D : 21517 ;
Albert I-angen, ^Munich. 12723

Ende (Das) des krieg'es. See Britisch-Trans-
vaal'sche (Der) krieg in Siid-Afrika, 1899-
1900.

Ended; dramatic sketch in 2 acts and 4 scenes,
by H. Talbert. 9 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 14, 1913 ; D : 35021 ; Harlin Tal-
bert, Albany, Or. 12724

Endicott (The) chimes; a play in 5 acts, by
A. L. Jansson. 31 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Augustus L. Jansson, West Somerville,
Mass. ; 1894 : 5893, Mar. 21 ; 2c. Get. 19. 12725

Ending; a tragedy in 1 act, by G. Gugert. 28 p.
4'\ Printed.

© George Gugert, Wayne, I'a. ; D : 7789,
Dec. 29, 1905 ; 2c. Dec. 22, 1905. 12726

Endless (The) tale; by A. Stevenson. 1 j). f.
Proof.

© Augusta Stevenson. New York ; D : 15367.
Mar. 17, 1909; 2c. Mar. 17, 1909. 12727

Endlich alleiu; lustspiel in 3 akten, von Max
Bernstein. Berlin, F. Blooli erben, 1911. 97
p. 8°.

© Ic. Nov. 9, 1911 ; D : 25711 ; Felix Blocli
erben, Berlin. 12728

-operette in 3 akten, von A. M. Willner und

Robert Bodanzky, nuisik von Franz LehS,r.
Regie- und .soufflierbuch. Leipzig, AYien, A\'.
Karczag, 1914. 48 p. 4°.

© Ic. July 15, 1914 ; D : 37610 ; W. Karczag,
Leipzig. 12728a

Same. Text der gesjinge. Leipzig, W.

Karczag, 1914. 48 p. 12°.

© Ic. July 11, 1914; D : 37.529 ; W. Karczag,
Leipzig. 12728b

6V2

12729

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

12749

Endurance; a drama in 5 acts, from the English
novel Set in diamonds, by Tlie Countess
[pseud.], by Mrs. B. D. Chester.

© Mrs. B. D. Chester, New Yorlc ; 1885 : 7066,
Mm: 25. 12729

Endymion; an allegorical nuisical sketcli, bv
H. O. Towne. 14 p. 4\ Typewritten. [Li-
bretto only]

© Helen Olcott Towne, Flushing, N. Y. ; D :
7890, Jan. 23, 1906; 2c. Jan. 23, 1906. 12730

comedy in 3 acts, by M. J. Warren. Boston,

^Valter H. Baker & co., 1909. 39 p. 12^

© Dec. 11, 1909 ; 2c. Dec. 13, 1909 ; I> : 17681 ;
Marie Josephine Warren, Brooklyn. 12731

Enemies; in 4 acts, by J. J. Wilson.

© James J. Wilson, Philadelphia; 1899:
22764, Mar. 31. 12732

Enemies for life; a sensational melodrama in 4
acts, by (Jharles H. Flennnint:;.

© Itobert E. Davev, United States; 1893:
35857. Aug. 2. 12733

Enemy (The); by Beulah Marie Dix [i. e. B.
M. D. Flebbe]. Boston, Auifi'ican school peace
league, 1915. 24 p. 8°.

© :Mar. 29, 1915 ; 2c. Apr. 2, 1915 ; D : 40256 ;
Beulah Flebbe, AVaban, Mass. 12733a

Enemy (The) at home; play in 3 acts, by M.
Lichteiistadter. 108 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 1, 1911 ; D : 24102 ; :Milton Lich-
ten.stadter, San Francisco. 12734

Enemy of the people. tS'ce Works (The) of
Henrik Ibsen.

Enemy (An) to society; roiiiaucc of New York
(if yesterday and today, by G. B. Howard and
W. Mizner. 92 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. :\Iar. 29, 1915 ; D : 40207 ; George Bron-
son Howard and Wilson Mizuer, New Yorlv.

12734a
Enemy (An) to the czar; drMnia in 4 acts, by
John A. Frasei". Typewritten.

© H. Walter Yun Dyke. Baxter, la.; 1899:
72680. Nov. 7 ; 2c. Nov. 7. 12735

Enemy to the queen; adapted from A'ictor
Hugo's Ituy Bias, by J. J. A. Loining. .76 p.
4". Ty]iewritten.

© John Jacob Arthur Loining, Chicago; D:
S218, Mar. 23, 1906 ; 2c. Mar. 12, 1906. 12736

— —a romantic drama in 3 acts nud 7 scenes, by
H. C. Wood. 59 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Hari-y ( 'olon Wood, Providence. R. I. ; D :
;;290, Apr, 15. 1903; 2c, Apr. .30, 1903. 12737

Enemy (An) within; or. A love that failed,
military drama in 1 act. by A. R. Allison, 7
p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 6, 1913 ; D : 33422 ; Archibald R.
Allison, Alameda, Cal. 12738

Enemy's (The) daughter; a story of love and
war in 3 acts, by M. S. Lackland. 15 p. t°.
Typewritten.

© Mary S. Lackland, St. Louis; D : 6670,
May 15, 1905 ; 2c. May 5, 1905. 12739

Energetic (The) West; in 4 acts, by E. Selwyn.
© Edgar Selwyn, United States ; D : 8356,

Apr. 16, 1906. 12740

Enfaldige (Den) smalanningen; lustspel med

sSng i 4 akter och 2 tablaer, af C. F. Johnson.

Duluth, Minn,, Pioneer book store, 1875. vi,

28 p„ 1 1. 12".

© C. F. Johnson, Duluth, Minn. ; 1875 : 6784,
June 28 ; 2c. July 15. 12741

Enfant (L') cherie; piece en 4 actes, par Romain

<Jo<>lus [pseud, de R. C. Weill] [Paris, Impr.

de ruiustration] 1906. 2 p. 1., 85 p. 12°.
© R. Coolus, Paris; D : 8461, May 2, 1906;

2c. .May 2, 1906. 12742

Enfant (L') de Pamour; piece en 4 actes, par H.

Bataille. 52 p. 4". (L'lllustration thgatrale,

T" aimee-180, 13 mai 1911)

© May 13, 1911; 2c. May 26, 1911; D:

24293; Henry Bataille, Paris. 12743

Enfant (L') de la bonne; vaudeville en 1 acte,
par Dlaverdct et Garofalo. Paris, C. Joubert,
1911. 39 1), 8".

© June 10. 1911; 2c. June 19, 1911; D:
24505 ; C. Joubert, Paris. 12744

Enfant de ma sceur; piece en 3 actes, [par]
A. iMouezy-Eon et R. Francheville. Paris,
P.-V. Stock, 1909. 179 p. 12°.

© Oct. 2. 1909 : 2c. Sept. 7. 1909 ; D : 16850 ;
Andre ^louezy-Eon et Robert Francheville,
Paris. 12745

Enfant de masseur; vaudeville en 1 acte, [par]
J.-M, Priollet. I'aris, C. .Joubert. 1909. 24 p.

8°.

© Sept. 30, 1909 ; 2c. Oct. 4, 1909 ; D : 16999 ;
C. Joubert, Paris. 12746

Enfant (L') des fortifs; piece en 5 actes et 8
tableaux, de J. Mary et K. Rochard. Paris,
P. Y. Stock, 1911. 169 p. 12".

© Oct. 13. 1911 : 2c. Oct. 12, 1911 ; D : 25470 ;
Jules Mary & Emile Rochard, France. 12747

Enfant (L') du miracle; comedie-bouffe en 3
actes, par P. Gavault et Itobert Charvay.
Paris. Calmann-Levy [1903] 2 p. 1., 180 p.
12".

© I'aul Gavault & Robert Charvav, France;
D : 3573, June 12, 1903 ; 2c. June 12. 1903.

12748
Enfant (L') du temple; piece en 5 actes et 9
tnbleiiux, de Alban de Polhes. Paris, H. Dara-
gon, 1907. [9] -161. [1] p. 12".

© res. under act of Mar. 3, 1905, by H.
Daragon, Paris ; res. no. 1335 ; Ic. Oct. 10. 1907.

12749

613

12750

DKAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

12769

Enfant (L') nature!. See Manoverkind (Das).

Enfant (L') prodigue; pantomime en 3 actes,
par Michel Carre et Andr§ Wormser.

© E. Biardot, France; D : 1G0S5, June 17,
1909. 12750

(The prodigal son) ; sc6ue lyrique en 1 acte,

de E. Guinand, musique de Claude Debussy,
textes frangais et an.sjlais, English words by
Nita Cox. Paris, A. Durand et fils, 1910. 25
p. 12°. [Libretto only]

© Feb. 9, 1910 : 2c. Feb. 9, 1910 ; D : 20141 ;
Durand & cie., Paris. 12751

See also Figliuol (II) prodigo. — Prodigal

(The) son.

Enfants (Les) a Bethleem; niystere en 2 parties
par Gabriel Nigond, mis en musique par
Gabriel Pierne. Paris, Heugel et cie., 1908.
32 p. 12°. [Libretto only]

© Heugel & CO., Paris ; D : 14794, Jan. 11,
1909; 2c. Jan. 11, 1909. 12752

Enforcing the Sunday law. See Dodging the
police.

Engaged; comedy in 4 acts, by J. F. Phillips.
[G6] p. f". Ms.

© Ic. Sept. 12, 1912 ; D : 30829 ; John Frank-
lyn Phillips, Great Neck, N. Y. 12753

a comedy in 1 act, by T. P.. Donaldson. 9 p.

4". Typewritten.

© Thomas B. Donaldson, Philadelphia ; D :
G972, July 15, 1905 ; 2c. July 15, 1005. 12754

a dramatic comedy of society of today, in

3 acts, by C. Fulton.

© Chandos Fulton, New York; 1872:1843,
Feb. 26. 12755

— an entirely oriuinal burlesque comedy in 3
acts, bv W. S. Gilbert, ed. by E. A. Sothern
and J. S. Clarke.

© E. A. Sothern, United States ; 1878 : 7.562,
June 27 ; 2c. Aug. 24. 12756

— vaudeville sketch, by E. K. INIarble. 13 p.
4". Ms.

© Ic. Dec. 4, 1911 ; D : 2.59.35 ; Elanora Kins-
ley Marble, Chicago. 12757

or. Surrendered hand and heart, a humor-

ous monologue for a woman, by Livingston
Russell. New York, E. S. Werner [1894] 12 p.
12".

© Edgar S. Werner, New York ; 1894 : 51217,
Nov. 2 ; 2c. Oct. 31. - 12758

Engaged by Wednesday; farce in 3 acts, by
Grace Arlington Owen. Boston, W. H. Baker
& CO., 1912. 51 p. 12".

© Oct. 14, 1912 ; 2c. Oct. 15, 1912 ; D : 31128 ;
Walter H. Baker & co., Boston. 12759

Engaged (An) girl; a comedy, by Elizabeth A.
Hyde.

© T. S. Denison, Chicago ; 1899 : 66567, Oct.
13 ; 2c. Oct. 21. 12760

Engagement (An); a comedy in 1 act, by H. H.
Pattee. [I'hiladclphin, 1900] cover-title, 8 p.
8". Prhited.

© Herlx'rt Horton Pattee, Phihidelphia;
■ 1900 A : 11990, May 12 ; 2c. May 17, 1901.

12761

Engagement in a lawyer's office; a comedy in
1 act, by W. S. J. MacAtee. 6 p. 4". Type-
written.

© W. Sylvester J. MacAtee, Portland, Or. ;
D: 5174, Juno 13, 1904; 2c. June 13, 1904.

12762

Engaging a chauffeur; by O. D. Reese. 16 p.
4". Typewritten.

© Ic. June 29, 1911 ; D : 24602 ; Olive Dibert
Reese. Jolnistown, Pa. 12763

Engaging Janet; a farce in 1 act, by Esther W.
Bates. Philadelphia, The Penn publishing
company, 1908. 18 p. 8°.

© Penn pub. co.. Philadelphia ; D : 13189,
June 15, 1908 ; 2c. June 15, 1908. 12764

Engaging (The) manager; 1 act vaudeville
sketcli, by Beatrice Shephard King. [11] p.
4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 15, 1910; D : 21798 ; Mrs. B.
Simpson, New York. 12765

Engaging (An) position; a comedy in 2 acts,
Itv Lewis 11 Miu r.ravne. Boston, W. II. Baker
cVc CO., 1S9S. 25 p. 12". ([Baker's ed. of
plays] )

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston; 1898:
55296, Sept. 21 ; 2c. Oct. 1. 12766

Engineer (The); drama in 4 acts, l)y A. T. Rem-
lap riiseud. of A. T. Palmer] [1], 43 p. f".
Typewritten.

© Ic. .Tan. 13, 1914; D : 35641 ; Alfred T.
I'ahu(>r, Boston. 12766a

drama of other days. l)y M. Upton. [70] p.

4". Typcnvritten.

© Ic. Auc. 2, 1910; D: 21713; Melville Up-
ton, New York. 12767

an original realistic American comedy

drama in 4 acts and 5 .scenes, by E. Bertram
and B. Wlllard.

© Eugene Bertram and Bassett Willard.
New York' ; 1892 : 32265, Aug. 5. 12768

England's powerful; an English society drama
in 4 acts and 7 scenes, by A. A. Adleman.

© Adolph Allen Adleman, Hartford, Conn. :
D : 3038, Feb. 24, 1903. 12769

614

12770

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

12787

England's throne; hy C. Lewis, 15 scenes. [150]
p. 4". Typewritten.

© Catherine Lewis, London ; D : 15011, Feb.
0, 1909 ; 2c. Fel). 6, 1909. 12770

a liistory, 8 scenes, by C. Lewis. 03 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ciitlierine Lewis. London; L> : 131G5. June
12, 1908; 2c. June 12, 1908. 12771

England's wrong; or, The legitimate though
unrecognized heir to the throne of England,
a dninia on tlie niavringe of tl>e Prince of
Wales (Georiio 3d) to Hannali Li.ahtfoot, l)y
L. Q. Jeffries.

© L. Q. Jeffries, Wooster, O. ; 1882 : 20491,
Dec. 4. 12772

English (The) See Son (The) and heir.

English born. Typewritten.

© Beulali ]\Iarie Dix, Cambridge, Mass. ;
1S9S : 48036, Aug. 15 ; Ic. Aug. 15 ; Ic. Dec. 13.

12773

English (An) chop; a farce comedy, by L. Rich-
ardson.

© Leander Richardson, New York; 1SS9:
8800, INIar. 20. 12774

English (The) consul; comedv in 3 acts, by
J. It. Clemens. [69] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 5, 1915 ; D : 42186 ; James Ross
Clemens, Noroton, Conn. 12774a

English (The) girl in America; a play in 5
acts, l\v Mrs. Dr. .Johnson.

© Mrs. Dr. John.son. New York ; 1881 :17112.
Nov. 3. 12775

English knight; I'omantic drauia founded on
the holy war in the time of Ith-hard the Third,
in 3 acts and S transformations, l»y A. Chros-
towski. Typewritten.

© Alphon.se Chrostowski, Brooklyn; 1896:
43401. .July 28: 2c. Aug. 10. 12776

English (An) lady packing; monologue, by
L. B. Ilayward. Ty[)ewritten.

© Beatrice B. Havward, Wavland, Mass. ;
1808:64370, Nov. 2; 2c. Nov. 3. 12777

English nobility; by E. AV. Vance.

© Earle Wayne Vance, Kalamazoo, Mich. ;
D : 6088, Jan. 18. 1905. 12778

English (An) party; monologue, by B. B. Hay-
ward. 6 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Beatrice B. Hay ward. Way land, IVIass. ;
D : 16, Jan. 7, 1901 ; 2c. Jan. 7, 1901. 12779

English (An) ti-ain sketch; monologue, by B. B.
Hay ward. Typewritten.

© Beatrice B. Hayward, Wavland, Mass. ;
1898; 64369, Nov. 2; 2c. Nov. 3. 12780

Englishman (The) and the maid; farce in 1
act, by D. H. Primrose. 8 p. f. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Apr. 23, 1913 ; D : 33194 ; Durward H.
Primrose, Wood Ridge, N. J. 12781

Englishman's (An) home; a play in 3 acts, by
Guy Du Maurier. New York and London,
Harper & brothers, 1909. 2 p. 1., 131 p. front.
4°.

© Harper & bros.. New York ; A : 236894,
Apr. 10, 1909 ; 2c. Apr. 15, 1909. 12782

Englishman's (An) idea of our national game;
play in 1 act, by L. Wardj [1], 7 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 24, 1913: D: 35114; Lawrence
Ward, New York. 12783

Englishman's (An) impression of an Ameri-
can baseball game; play in 1 act, by T.
Haydn. [2], 4 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 9, 1914; D : 36658 ; Tommy
Haydn, New York. 12783a

Enid; a comic opera in 3 acts, libretto by D. J.
Norton, music by C. N. Schneider.

© Charles N. Schneider and David J. Nor-
ton. United States; 1894:31215, .Tune 9; 2c.
Dec. 12. 12784

Enigma (The); by K. M. Flood. 12 p. f".
Typewritten.

© Kathleen M. Flood, Chicago; D : 10680,
May 31, 1907 ; Ic. Mar. 30, 1907 ; Ic. May 31,
1907. 12785

comedy-sketch in 1 act, bv V. V. Messer.

[14] p. 4". Typewritten.

• © Ic. Dec. 29, 1914 ; D : 39229 ; Vladimir
Victor Messer, New York. 12785a

Enigme (L'); piece en 2 actes, par P. Hervieu.
New York, Vincent Ciocia, printer, 1901. 70
p. 8".

© Paul Hervieu. Paris ; D : 1102, Nov. 16,
1001 ; 2c. Nov. 16, 1900. 12786

See (il.<<o Theatre complet; [de] Paul Her-
vieu.

Enjoleuse (L'); comedie en 3 actes, par X. Roux

et M. Sergine. 32 p. 4°.

(L' II lustration

theatrale, 8" annee-223, 9 novembre 1912)

© Nov. 9, 1912 ; 2c. Dec. 7, 1912 ; D : 31614 ;
Xavier Roux & Maurice Sergine, Paris. 12787

Enjoyable entertainments; by Lilian M. Heath.
Boston, LTnited society of Christian endeavor,
1913. 4 p. ]., [3]-184 p. illus. 12".

DitAJfATic CONTENTS : Scoucs from Pilgrims
Itrogress. — Longfellow's dream. — High jinks
along the milky way. — The beggar prince.

© Dec. 4, 1913 ; 2c. .Tan. 6, 1914 : A : 362058 ;
United soc. of Christian endeavor, Boston.

12787a

615

12788

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

12806

Enlevement (L') d'Agathe; comedie en 1 acte,
par T. Bernard. Proof.

© Tristan Bernard & Hacliette & co., Paris;
D: 14313, Nov. 18, 1908; 2c. Nov. 18, 1908.

12788

Enlevement- (L') d'Eulalie; fantaisie en 1 acte,
par L^on Jancey. Paris, C. Joubert, 1911. 27
p. 8°.

© Dec. 28, 1911 ; 2c. Jan. 23, 1912 : D : 28394 ;
Joubert,- Paris. 12789

Enlisted for the war; a drama, by the author of
Sylvia's soldier, etc.

© George M. Baker, Boston ; 1874 : 13289,
Oct. 26. 12790

Enoch Arden; oper in 1 aufzuge nach der idee
Lord Tennysons, von Vittorio di Dio, niusik
von Robert Erben. Berlin (Charlottenbiirg)
K. Kohler.

© Karl Kohler, Berlin; 1896:28798, May
11; 2c. May 11. 12791

See also Mighty (The) deep,

Enquete (L'); piece en 2 actes, par G. Henriot.
78 p. 4". Typewritten.

© George Henriot, Paris ; D : 5053, May 20,
1904 ; 2c. May 20, 1904. 12792

Ensign (The); an original comedy drama in 5
acts, a .story of the U. S. Navy, by W. Ha-
worth.

© William Haworth, New York; 1890:
22422, July 14. 12793

Entangled; play in 1 act. by E. li. Dudley. [2],
18 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 20, 1912 ; D : 31752 ; E. Lawrence
Dudley, Camden, N. J. 12794

Entangled (The) lover; 1 act drama, bv A. E.
Weiss, jr. [32] p. 04". Ms.

© Ic. Sept. 28, 1911 ; D : 25498 ; Albert E.
Weiss, jr., Los Angeles. 12795

Entanglements; a comedy drama in 3 acts, by
H. H. Peck. Typewritten.

© H. Hamlin Peck, Boston ; 1890 : 17402.
May 28 ; 2c. May 28, 1890. 12796

Same. Rev. 115 p. obi. f". Typewrit-
ten.

© H. Hamlin Peck. Boston ; 1891 : 2.5014,
July 9 ; 2c. July 9. 12797

an original dramatic sketch in 1 scene, by

C Finger.

© Carl Finger, Philadelphia ; 1900 A : 1.3354.
May 28. 12798

Entangling alliances; a comedy in 3 acts, bv
J. E. Middleton. 65 p. f . Typewritten.

© J. Edgar Middleton, Toronto, Canada ;
D : 4726, Mar. 16, 1904 ; 2c. Mar. 16, 1904.

12799

Entdeckung (Die) von Amerika. Sec Colum-
bus.

Entente (The) cotdiale; peace play in 2 acts,
by A. U. Harrison. 29 p. 4°. Tj'pewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 2, 1915 ; D : 40250 ; Agnes Riley
Harrison, Philadelphia. 12799a

Enterprise; or, Street life in New York, an
original drama in 3 acts, by J. Mcintosh, de-
signed for amateurs.

© John Mcintosh, Rochester, N. Y. ; 1872:
2473. Mar. 13. 12800

Entertainers (The); a vaudeville sketch, hv
J. R. -Tohnson. [2], 8 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 18, 1912: D: 29076; J. Rosa-
mond Johnson, % Jos. W. Stern & co.. New
York. 12801

Entertaining' the guests,
onettes.

See Iiauretta's mari-

Entertaining the neighbor's child. See Talk-
ing (The) woman.

Entertainment for Columbus day; consisting of
3 scenes, prose selections and poems, by F. G.
Stearns. [1], 19 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 2, 1912; D : 29262 ; Fannie G.
Stearns, Waverley, Ma.ss. 12802

Entgleisung; komndie in 3 akten, von Lothar
Schmidt [pseud, von Lothar Goldschmidt]
Berlin, E. Bloch, 1911. 67 p. 8°.

© Doc. 13, 1911 ; 2c. Fob. 17,1012 ; D : 28732 :
Eduard Bloch, Berlin. 12803

Enticed to drink; by V. J. Dowd. 9 p. f".
Typewritten.

© Victor .L Dowd. Chicago: D : 1.5.594, Apr.
12, 1909 : 2c. Apr. 12. 1909. 12804

Enticement; or, The dance of death, play in 1
act. by Wm. H. Lytell and Frank Fanning.
[1], 12 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 1, 1912; D: 30530; Harry M.
Brown, Riverside. R. I. 12805

Entierro (El) de la sardina; sainote en 1 acto y
on prosa, original do .\. Ramos Martin, mfisica
del maestro Rafael Cnlleja. Madrid [Socie-
dad de autores espanoles] 1915. 32 p. 12".
[Libretto only]

© Mar. 15, 1915; Ic. Mar. 17, 1915; D:
40092 ; Antonio Ramos Martin, Madrid. 12805a

Entomologist (The); a .spectacular operetta,
libretto by I. P. Sylvesfer. 84 p. 4°. Type-
written. [Libretto only]

© Ida Pond Sylvester. Passaic, N. J. ; D :
278, Mar. 28, 1901; 2c. Mar. 28, 1901. 12806

Entomology; original rapid-fire farce in 1 act,
by H. R. Denton. 37 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 25, 1915 ; D : 39789 ; Harvey Ros-
necht Denton, New York. 12806a

616

12807

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

12820

Entr' acte. /S'ec Short plays; by Mary MacMil-
lan.

Entrance song, Boobhamba and chorus; from
The Cingalee, by Adrian Ross. 1 p. f°. Type-
written. [Words only]

© Cliappell & CO.. London ; D : 5865, Dec. 5,
1904; 2c. Dec. 5, 1904. 12807

Entranced (The) bride. See Margrave and
magic.

Entre aniigos; entrenies en verso, original de
J. Selgas Ruiz. IMadrid [Sociedad de autores
espanoles] 1914. 21 p. 12°.

© Sept. 17, 1914; le. Sept. 21, 1914; D:
38246; Jose Selgas Ruiz, Madrid. 12807a

Entre amor ydeber (Between love and duty); a
tale of old Manila, a drama in 4 acts, by T. P.
Bayer. Typewritten.

© Theo. Percy Bayer, San Francisco; 1900
A : 21962. Sept. 4 ; 2c. June 17, 1901 ; Ic. new
ed. Oct. 14, 1901. 12808

Entre cuentos. Sec Comedias; [por] Victor
Manuel Diez Barroso.

Entre llamas; tragedia en 3 actus y un epilogo,
la vio y la escribio despues J. Grau. Madrid,
Renaciniiento, Sociedad anonima editorial
[1915] 2 p. 1., vii-xvii p., 2 1., 150 p., 2 1. 8".
© Aug. 30, 1915; Ic. Sept. 1, 1915; D:
41661 ; Jacinto Grau, Madrid. 12808a

Entre naranjos; zarzuela enScuadros, en prosa,
origiiutl de Jose Royo de Leon y Antonio P.
Camaclio. niiisica del maestro Miguel San-
tonja. Madrid [ Sociedad de autores espanoles]
1908. 38 p. 12°. [Libretto only]

© Rovo de Leon v P. Camacho, Madrid ;
D; 13460, July 25, 1908; 2c. July 25, 190S.

12809

Entre rocas; zarzuela en 1 acto y 3 cuadros, en
verso, original de J. Dicenta, nu'isica del maes-
tro Ruperto Chapi. INIadrid [Sociedad de au-
tores espanoles] 1908. 40 p. 12". [Libretto
only]

© Joaquin Dicenta, IMndrid ; D : 13784.
Sept. 14, 1908; 2c. Sept. 14, 1908. 12810

Entre tejas; entrenies en prosa, original de L.
Ijinares Becerra y F. Hernandez, iladrid [So-
ciedad de autores espanoles] ]908. 13 p. 12°.
© Luis Linares Becerra & Fernando Her-
nandez. Madrid; D : 13860. Sept. 21, 1908; 2c.
Sept. 21, 1908. 12811

Entry 13; a sketch of the turf, by S. Kerner
and S. S. Silver. [1], 13 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 12, 1912 ; D : 29029 ; Samson Ker-
ner and S. Sidney Silver, Brooklyn. 12812

Entziickende (Eine) frau; koinodie einer ehe in
4 akten, von Hugo Wolf. [119] p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Oct. 10, 1914; D: 38527; Comoedia.
Vienna. 12812a

Envidia (La); zarzuela de costumbres populares
en 1 acto y 3 cuadros, en prosa y verso, origi-
nal de D. Diaz Alvarez, mfisica del maestro
Jesus Aroca. ^Madrid [Sociedad de autores
espanoles] 1908. 41 p. 12°. [Libretto only]
© Diego Diaz Alvarez. Madrid ; D : 13781,
Sept. 14, 1908 ; 2c. Sept. 14, 1908. 12813

Envidiosos (Los); sainete lirico en 1 acto, di-
vidido en 3 cuadros, en prosa. original de A.
Fernandez Lepina y A. Plafiiol, mfisica del
maestro Luis Foglietti. Madrid [Sociedad de
autores espanoles] 1909. 38 p. 12°. [Li-
bretto only]

© Nov. 18, 1909; 2c. Nov. 19, 1909; D:
17484; Antonio Fernandez Lepina y Antonio
Plafiiol, Madrid. 12814

Environment; or. The derelict, drama in 3 acts,
by G. A. Olson. 52 p. f°. Sis.

© Ic. Mar. 13, 1913 ; D : 32673 ; Guy Arthur
Olson, Seattle. 12815

Envoy (An) extraordinary; a farce comedy in
4 acts, by H. Tyndale and B. Hilton.

© Hilgard Tyndale and Ben Hilton. New
York ; 1888 : 23432, Aug. 15. 12816

Envuelta en su red; dramatization by William
Francis Cox of Freeborn Wycroft Knight-
man's famous novel of the occult. His ward,
Ida Reeves ; or. The very strange case of the
Stuyvestants. Stock version.

© Emily W. Smith, .Jacksonville, Fla. ; D :
12187, Jan. 16, 1908. 12817

Envy; a drama in 3 acts. Ir. from the Swedish,
by E. Swanson.

© Edith Swanson, St. Louis; 1876:8527,
July 18; 2c. Sept. 5. 12818

• a play in 4 acts, by P. Raimondo. 87 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Philip Raimondo, New York; D: 10611,
May 22, 1907; 2c. May 22, 1907. 12819

Envy (The) of men; play in 4 acts, by N. Do-
nato. [31. 118 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 12, 1912 ; D : 30320 ; Neri Donato,
Ansonia, Conn. 12820

Epervier (L'); piece en 3 actes. par F. de Crois-
set. (In Petite illustration, no. 71, 11 juil-
let 1914, serie-theatre no. 41)

© July 11, 1914; Ic. Sept. 1, 1914; D:
37978 ; Francis de Croisset, Paris. 12820a

617

12821

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

12838

Eph; or, Before the amendments, by L. W. Har-
leigli.

© L. W. Harleigh, United States; 1872:
10076, Sept. 19. 12821

or. The slave's devotion, a drama in .">

acts, by G. M. Minor. Ms.

© George M. Minor, Cleveland, O. ; 1880:
6004, Apr. 16; le. Feb. 7, 1883. 12822

Eph calls up the boss; by Alexander Rogers. 2
p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 6, 1915; D: 41904; Columbia
graphophone co.. New York. 12822a

Ephraim and the winged bear; a Christmas-eve
nightmare in 1 act. by K. S. Goodman. New
York, Donald C. Vanghan, 1914. 31, [1] p.
16".

© Dec. 31, 1914; 2c. Jan. 13, 1915; D:
39382: Kenneth Sawyer Goodman, Cliicago.

12822b

Ephraims breite; a drama in 5 acts, by Carl
Flauptmann.

© P(.et lore co., Boston ; 1900 A : SISO-",

Dec. 28. . 12823

Same. (In Poet lore, v. 12, no. 4, Oct.-Dec

1900: periodical © Dec. 17, 1900; B: 18130
Poet lore co., Boston) 12824

Epic of the army of Igor. Sec Prince Igor.

Epicoene. See Silent (The) woman.

Epicure (The); a comic opera in 3 acts and G
scenes with an original American ballet, by
Edwin Lewis Holt (P^dwin P. Lewis) 80 p.
4". Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Edwin P. Lewis, New York ; D : 10676,
j\[ay 31, 1907 ; 2c. May 31, 1907. 12825

Epidemia nacional; revista en 1 acto, en 4 cua-
dros y apoteosis, en prosa y verso, libro de A.
Varela, mnsica del maestro Teodoro San Jose.
Madrid [Sociedad deautoresespanoles] 1911.
42 p. 12". [Libretto only]

© Mav 26, 1911; 2c. May 27. 1911; D:
24321 ; Aurelio Varela, IMadrid. 12826

Epilogo; conu'dia en 1 acto y on prosa. original
de J. Qnilis y R. Soriano. Madrid [Sociedad
de antores espafioles] 1908. 21 p. 12°.

© Jose Quilis y Rafael Soriano, Madrid ;
D: 13852. Sept. 21, 1908; 2c. Sept. 21, 1908.
[Note: Copies have also as joint author and
proprietor the name of Emilio Armengod]

12827

Episode (An) Typewritten.

© Minert H. Lindeman, Brooklyn: 1898:
55595, Sept. 22 ; Ic. Sept. 22. 12828

•sketch, von Max Simon. 13 p. 4°. Type-

written.

© Ic. Sept. 17, 1914 ; D : 38148 ; Anna Simon,
New York. 12828a

Episode de 1870. See Deserteur.

Episode (An) in college life; a college drama
in 3 acts, by C. F. Hahn. Utica, N. Y., Cur-
tis & Cbilds, 1881. 32 p. 16°.

© diaries F. Halm, Hamilton, N. Y. ; 1881 :
400, Jan. 10; 2c. Jan. 26. 12829

Episode (An) in the Bronx; play in 1 act, by
June Matbi.s. 5 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 2, 1914; D : 38675 ; June Beulab
Matbis, New York. 12830

Episode (An) in the life of an African million-
aire. See I. D. B.

Episode (An) of New Orleans; in 4 acts, by
D. A. Driscoll.

© I>avid A. Driscoll, Columbus, O. ; 1890:
58101, Sept. 11. 12831

Episodes; a play in 4 acts, by Hutb Hunt. 181
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Anita Dunbar Hunt, Hempstead. N. Y. :
D : 3875, Aug. 28, 1903 ; 2c. Aug. 28, 2903. 12832

-six monologues for both sexes, by C. W.

Hogg. 42 p. 12°.

© Cvril Wentwortb Hogg, London ; A :
241692, June 3, 1909; 2c. June 24, 1909. 12833

Episodes (The) of Lord Nelson and Lady
Hamilton; l)y J. ]\I. Clarke.

© Josepbinc Miller Clarke, "West Orange,
N. J. ; D : 3601, June 15. 1903. 12834

Episodios nacionales; revista bisiorica en 1
:i(i(i, dividido en 7 cuadros, en verso, original
de M.TliousyE. Cerda.musicade los maestros
Vives v Lleo. Madrid [Sociedad de antores
es])anoies] 1908. 54 p. 12°. [Libretto only]
© :Maximiliano Thous v Elias Cerda, Ma-
drid: D: 13870, Sept. 21, 1908; 2<: Sept. 21.
1908. 12835

Epouser le roi. Sec On frappe les trois coups.

Epouvantail (L'); 1 acte. en prose [par] Jean
Rol>v & I'aul Cazere.s. Paris, C. Joubert, 1913.
19 p. 8°.

© Nov. 22, 1913 ; 2c. Dec. 1, 1913 ; D : 3.5202 :
.Joul)ert. I'aris. 12836

Epreuve (I*') derniere; mystere en 3 parties ct
4 tableaux, de IMaria Star, musique de Emile
Nerini. Paris, A. Girard. 1912. 31 p. 12°.
[Libretto only]

© Apr. 4, 1912 ; 2c. ]May 11, 1912 ; D : 2963S :
Amand Girard, Paris. 12837

Equal rights; play in 3 acts, by E. A. Langman.
[113] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. INIar. 19, 1914; D : 36425 ; EbV.abelli
Axilbund Langinan, Pluladelpbia. 12837a

^ suffrage play, by A. N. Piper. 152 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 10, 1910; D: 17900; Ann Nortli

Piper, ]Mt. Vernon, N. Y. 12838

618

12839

COPYRIGHTED IK THE UNITED STATES

12857

Equal to a royal flush,
four aces.

See Lone (The) hand

Equality farm; coinetly in 3 acts, by P. L. Shaw.
58 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. July 21, 1909: D : 16.391 ; Percy L.
Shaw, New York. 12839

Equals; l)y A. M. Sluzzy. 93 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Alice I\I. Muzzy, New York ; D : 7580, Nov.
18, 1905 ; 2c. Nov. 18, 1905. 12840

Er; lustspiel in 3 aufziigen. von Wilhelni Wel-
ters. Berlin. Biihnenverlas Alin & Simrock,
g. m. b. h., 1912. 57 p. 8°.

© Ic. Jan. 12, 1M.2 ; D : 28290 ; Biihnenverlas

Ahn & Simrock, g. m. b. h., Berlin.

12841

Er muss tanzen; lustspiel in 1 akt, von C. A.
Paul, with table of difficulties by Sigmon M.
Stern. New York. H. Holt and company ; Bos-
ton, C. Schoenhof [1883] 51 p. 12°. (Stern's
selected German comedies prepared for stu-
dents, no. 6)

© Henry Holt & co., New York ; 1884 : 1258,
Jan. 17; 2c. Jan. 21. 12842

Same.

© by Ada N. Stern, New York, as widow of
the author, in renewal for 28 years. Renewal
no. 2400, Jan. 2, 1912, original entry, Jan. 17,
1884, no. 1258. 12843

Er nine; monologo de C. Antolfn Lorente. Ma-
drid [Sociedad de autores espauoles] 1909.
12 p. 12".

© Sept. 23, 1909; 2c. Sept. 24, 1909; D:
10880; C. Antolln Lorente, Madrid. 12844

Er soil dein Herr sein; lustspiel in 3 akten, von
Robert :Misch und Erieli :Motz. 105 p. 8°.
Printed.

© Ic. Sept. 3, 1910; D:2193G; Felix Bloch
erben. Berlin. 12845

Er sucht einen vetter; dramatisirte anekdote in
1 akt, von Jungniann, with table of difficidties
by Sigmon M. Stern. New Y'ork, H. Holt and
company; Boston, C. Schoenhof [1883] 49 p.
12". ( Stern's selected German comedies pre-
pared for students, no. 5)

© Honrv Holt & co.. New Y^ork ; 1883 : 18147.
Oct. 4 ; 2c. Jan. 21, 1884. 12846

• • Same.

© by Ada M. Stern, New York, as the widow
of the author, in renewal for 28 years. Re-
newal no. 1884. INIay 27, 1911. Original entry.
Oct. 4. 1883. no. 18147. 12847

Er wollte konig sein; operette in 3 akten, von
G. Schir.h. 84 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto
only ]

© Ic. June 5, 1913 ; D : 33410 ; Carl Schloh,
New York. 12848

Era mio figlio; dramma in 3 atti, di L. Mucelli.
Milano, Carlo Barbini. 86 p. 12".

© July 1, 1914; Ic. Aug. 6, 1914. Ic. Aug. 29,
1914; D: 38054; Luigi Mucelli, % M. Lalli.
New York, 12848a

Erasmus Montanus,
berg".

See Comedies by Hol-

Erbforster (Der); ein trauerspiel in 5 aufziigen,
von Otto Ludwig. ed. with introduction and
notes by Morton C. Stewart. New York, H.
Holt & CO., 1910. 2 p. 1., iii-xlviii, 159 p.
front, (port.) 16".

© July 6. 1910 ; 2c. Jnly 11. 1910 ; A : 268240 ;
Henry Holt & co.. New York. 12849

Erde; eine konuVlie des lebens in 3 akten, von
Karl Sch6nherr. Berlin, S. Fischer, 1908. 126
p., 1 1. 12".

© S. Fischer, verlag, Berlin ; D : 11454, Oct.
1, 1907 ; 2c. Oct. 1. 1907. 12850

Erebus and the star; tragic play in 2 acts and
4 scenes, by P. Wolff. 75 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. May 3, 1915 ; D : 40546 ; Perlita Wolfe,
New York, 12850a

Eric; or. The fall of a crown [by S. A. W. Duf-
field] 66 p., 1 1. 12". Printed.

© Samuel A. W. Duffield, Auburn, N. Y. ;
1878:3679, Mar. 27; 2c. Apr. 4. 12851

Eric Erighteyes. Sec Eric Starbright.

Eric Ravak; a romantic play in 3 acts, arr. by
C. Clarke. 64 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Creston Clarke, Norfolk, Va. ; 1889 : 30666,
Oct. 9; 2c. Oct. 18. 12852

Eric Starbright; tragedy, by P. Bissell, based
upon Rider Haggard's novel Eric Brighteyes.
[9], 92 p. f°.

© Ic. June S, 1910 ; D : 21303 ; Purdy Bissell,
Bedford, O. 12853

Erica; a dramatic composition, by H. A. Shep-
ard.

© Helen Anna Shepard. Grand Rapids,

Mich. ; D : 1882, INIay 14, 1902. 12854

Erick Erickson; an original comedy drama in 4
acts, by Bob Watt [pseud, of R. W. Smiley]

© A. R. Basford, Lancaster, Wis. ; D : 15569.
Apr. 8, 1900. [For copies reed, see D: 16220]

12855

Same. 76 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Julv 8, 1909 ; D : 16220 ; A. R. Basford,
Lancaster, Wis. 12856

Erin; a musical sketch in 1 act and 4 .scenes, by
W. F. Carroll. 1 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Syn-
opsis only]

© W. F. Carroll, Philadelphia; D : 9106,
Sept. 18, 1906; 2c. Sept. 5, 1906. 12857

619

12858

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

12878

Erin abu; or, Derniot O'Dwyer, an Irish druiUii
in 4 acts, written J. Palsrave Simpson, adapted
by B. H. Hilton.

© Snsan Denin, New Yorlv ; 1871:11354.
Dec. 1. 12858

Erin a-chorra; or, Irish hearts in Irish homes,
a modern Irisli sensational drama in 4 acts,
b.v J. T. Wallace.

© J. .T. Wallace. New York; 1873: 3522. Apr.
7. 12859

Erin asthore; a di-ama in 5 acts, by M. Flynii.

© Michael Flyim, United States; 1883:
12946, .Inly 14. 12860

Erin go bragh; a drama, by M. A. Denison.

© Marv Andrews Denison, AVashin;L;ton ;
1879: 3059, Mar. 5. 12861

or, The mountain rebel, an Irish drama in

3 acts, by Bernard F. Moore. New York, H.
Roorbach.

© Harold Roorbach, New York; 1896:57597.
Oct. 19 ; 2c. Oct. 20.

See also Four leaf shamrock.

12862

Erin mor; romantic and historical Irish drama
in 4 acts, by T. McSlieehy. Fremont, O., T.
McSheehy, 1911. 51 p. front, (port.) 12°.

© Ic. Dec. 11. 1911 ; D : 25986 ; Thomas Mc-
Sheehy, Fremont, O. 12863

Erin, the smile and the tear; a dramatic compo-
sition in 4 acts, by ^^'. J. llnrley. 21 p. S".
Printed.

© W. J. Tlurlev. San Francisco; D : 117G4,
Nov. 18, 1907; 2c. Apr. 20, 190S. 12864

in 7 acts, by AV. J. Hnrley.

© William J. Hnrley. San Francisco; D:
0215. Feb. 13, 1905. [For copies reed, see D:
11764] 12865

Erinnyes (The); an antique trairedy, in 2 parts
in verse, tr. from the French of [Charles Ma-
rie Rene] Leconte de I..isle by C Renanld,
musical introduction and interlndes for or-
chestra, by Jules ^lassenet. 47 p. Type-
written.

© Charles Renanld, New York ; 1S92 : 3G147,
Sept. 2 ; 2c. Aug. 26. 12866

Erinopticon (The) Sec Corney O'Carney.

Erin's dream; or. The patriot's fate, a (h-ania
in 3 acts, by T. .7. D. Do Voc. Act 3.

© T. J. Delavan De Voe, San Francisco ;
1872 : 2786. Mar. 23. 12867

Erin's Isle; vaudeville sinnin.<,' .scenic novelty in
4 scenes, by F. W. Hixon. 15 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Aug. 9, 1911; D:24SS4; Fred W.
Hixon, New York. 12868

Erin's vision.
bow.

See Birth (The) of the rain-

Erinyen (Die) See Orestes.

Eris; a dramatic allegory, by Blanche Shoe-
maker Wagstal'f. New York, IVloffat, Yard
and company, 1914. 3 p. I., 41 p. front,
(port.) 12°.

© May 29. 1914 ; 2c. July 7, 1914 ; A : 376593 ;
Moffat, Yard & co., New York. 12868a

Erlinda; a legend of the moon, by A. Jjucey. 2
■ p. 4°. Typewritten. [Synopsis only]

© Arturo Lucey, New York ; D : 7522, Oct.
30, 1905 ; 2c. Oct. 30, 1905. 12869

Erling the Bold; written by B. M. Ballantyne
and dramatized by E. Sharpies.

© Edwin Sharpies, Fall lliver, IMass. ; 1894:
18849, Apr. 11. 12870

Erlosung; drama in 3 akteu, 5 bildern, von Mar-
tin Gemeinliardt. 114 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 27, 1913; D : 33355 ; Alfred Spitz-
New York. 12871

Erma, the elf; coniedy-drania in 5 acts, by C. T.
Dazey.

© Charles T. Dazey, Lima, 111.; 1880:
12597, I\Iay 28. 12872

Ermine; play in 1 act, by J. Brady. [6] p. f".
Tyi:)cwritten.

© Ic. Dec. 10. 1913; D: 35299; Al Flatico
and Joshua Brady, Cleveland. 12873

Erminie; comic opera, libretto by Claxon Bel-
lamy and Harry Paulton, music by lOd. Jako-
bowski.

© Rudolph Aronson, New York; 1 SSC. : 7r>.")7,
Apr. 1. 12874

Sec (iJxf) Dear Minnie. — Two thieves.

Ernest, chauffeur pour dames; vaudeville en 1
acte, [de] P». I.ebreton. Paris, C. Joubert, 1909.
22 p. 4°.

© Nov. 13, 1909; 2c. Nov. 29, 1909; 1>:
17562; Joubert, Paris. 12875

Ernshaw manor; play in 4 acts, by T. Fitzger-
ald.

© Thomas Fitzgerald, Philadelphia: 1873:
12882, Nov. 7. 12876

Ernst (Der) des lebens. See Love (The) of
life.

Ernst Erdody; or. The watchword, a heroic
military drama in 4 acts, by .Tames li. I'atter-
son. 56 p. obi. f°. Typewritten.

© Lilian Richardson. New York; 1800:854.
Jan. 6 ; 2c. Apr. 8. 12877

Erntefest (Das) (La festa del Carro); oper in 2
akten. text und nuisik von C. Buongiorno, nach
den versen des E. Golisciani, deutsch von L[ ud-
wig] Hartmann. [Dresden, C. C. Meiidiold »&
soiuie, 1896] 96 p. 12". [Libretto only]

© C. Buoneiorno, Milan ; 1896 : 24109, Api-.
18 ; 2c. Apr. 18. 12878

620

12879

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

12896

Eroberer (Der); schauspiel in 5 akten, von D.
H. Sarnetzki. Stuttgart und Berlin, J. G.
Ootta'sciie buchhandliuig nachfolger, 1912. 116
p. 12".

© Nov. 23, 1912 ; 2c. Jan. 23, 1913 ; D : 32331 ;
Dettinar Heinricli Sarnetzki, Berlin. 12879

Eros; a di'ama in 3 acts, b.v B. Whitney.

© Bruce Whitney, Detroit ; 1SS7 : 10631.
Apr. 20. 12880

Eros and Psyche; dramatic story in 7 acts, by
George Zulawski. tr. from the Polish by E.
I.ilien and Charles Recht. 65 p. f. Type-
written.

© Ic. Sept. 19, 1911; D : 25262 ; Edward
Lilien, New York. 12881

Eros berger; ballet vn 1 acte, de Edouard
Daurelly, nmsique de Marius Lambert. Paris,
E. Gaudet, [etc., etc.] 1910. 7 p. 16°. [Li-
l)retto only]

© Sept. 17, 1910; 2c. Sept. 19, 1910: D:
22084 ; E. Gaudet, Paris. 12882

Erquickliche stiicke. .s'ee Dramatisclie werke;
Lvon] Bernard Sliaw.

Err-path; a drama in 5 acts, by Arthur H. Pal-
mer.

© Hans Reppert, New York; D:2418, Sept.
11, 1902. 12883

Errand boy; a comedy in 5 acts, by E. C. Brok-
meyer.

© Eugene C. Brokmeyer, St. Louis ; D : 4982,
May 4, 1904. 12884

a musical comedy in 3 acts, by George Tot-
ten Smith, music by Ren Shields.

© Sullivan & Harris, New York; D:5230,
.Tune 24, 1904. 12885

Errand (The) girl and the actress; a mono-
logue, ]iy B. B. Hayward. 5 p. 8°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Beatrice B. Hayward, Wayland, Mass. ;
D : 4540, Jan. 22, 1904 ; 2c. Jan. 22, 1904. 12886

Erreur (Una) judiciaire; piece en 1 acte, de Ch.
Esquire et I'harnel. Paris, C. Joubert, 1905.
14 p. 4".

© Celestin Joubert. Paris ; D : 7478, Oc*. 30.
1905 ; 2c. Oct. 30, 1905. 12887

Erreurs (Les) du mariage; comedie en 3 actes,
[de] A. Bisson. Paris, P. V. Stock, 1898. 2
p. 1., 163 p. 12».

© Alexandre Bisson, Paris ; 1898 : 57507.
Sept. 30 ; 2c. Sept. 30. 12888

Erring Geraldine. See Christening (The)

Error; a play in 4 acts, by H. B. Osborne. 99
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Hubert Benjamin Osborne, Kingston,
Canada ; D : 12177, Jan. 15, 1908 ; 2c. Jan. 15,
1908. 12889

Errors (The) of life; an emotional drama in 4
acts, by W. W. Crimans.

© William W. Crimans, Indianapolis ; 1893 :
46265, Oct. 16. 12890

Erste August, [und] Christnacht 1914; zwei
einakter. [von] Ludwig Thoma. Mlinchen, A.
Langen [1915] 4 p. 1., 9-68 p. 16°. (Langens
kriegsbiicher, geschichten aus Deutschlands
kiimpfen 1914, 5. bdchen. )

© May 28, 1915; Ic. Sept. 25, 1915; A—
Foreign 12836 ; Albert Langen, Munich.

12890a

Erste (Die) eisenbahn. Sec Alt-Potsdam.

Erste (Der) kuchen; filr 6 raiidclien, von E. .7.
Freund. Antigo, Wis., Antigo pub co. 11 p.
24". (Dialoge und vortriige fiir schulfeste, no.
28)

© July 20, 1915; 2c. July 28, 1915; D :
41333; Antigo pub. co., Antigo, Wis. 12890b

Erste (Der) liebhaber; Ivoniodie in 3 akten, von
Max Schach und Rudolph Schwarzkopf. Ber-
lin. Yertriebsstelle des Verbandes deutscher
biihnenschriftsteller [1912] 80 p. 12".

© Ic. Mar. 30, 1912; D : 29222 ; Yertriebs-
stelle des Yerbandes deutscher biihnenschrift-
steller, Berlin. 12891

Erste (Das) weib; operette in 3 akten, von Yic-
tor Leon, musik von Bruno Hartl. Leipzig,
Wien, J. Weinberger, 1910. 67 p. 12". [Li-
bretto only]

© Oct. 28, 1910 ; 2c. Dec. 1, 1910 ; D : 22694 ;
Josef Weinberger, Leipzig. 12892

Erster klasse; bauernschwank in 1 akt, von
Ludwig Thoma. Miinchen, A. Langen, 1910.
88 p. 12".

© Nov. 3, 1910 ; 2c. Dec. 9. 1910 ; D : 22767 ;
Albert Langen, Munich. 12893

Ervan, the king's singing boy; a Christmas
play for children, by H. P. Mosher.

© Harris Pevton Mosher, Boston ; D : 750,
Aug. 13, 1901. 12894

Erwin brothers on a motorcycle trip to win a
wager; by W. E. Hammond. [4] p. f". Type-
written.

© Ic. Nov. 13, 1911 ; D : 28582 ; Wm. Erwin
Hammond, Duluth, Minn. 12895

Erzieherin (Die); komodie in 4 akten, von A.
Dinter. 83 p. 12". Printed.

© Ic. Dec. 15, 1911 ; D : 26026 ; Artur Din-
ter, Berlin. 12896

Erziehuug zur liebe; ein erstes spiel in 4 akten,
von Hans Kyser. Berlin, S. Fischer verlag,
1913. 74 p. 12".

© Nov. 25, 1913; 2c. Jan. 19, 1914; D:
35984 ; S. Fischer verlag, Berlin. 12896a

621

12896

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

12915

— -1 act sketch, bj^ M. H. Flanner. 2G p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 1, 1011; D : 2350S ; Mary H.
Flanner, Indianapolis. 12905

by N. D. Anderson. S p. f". Type-

written.

© Ic. Mar. 6, 1911 ; D : 23558 ; N. D. Ander-

son, Baltimore.
— See also Blanchette.

Escape (The) from the tomb at Greenwood;
acl 5, scene 4, by (}. K. Walcott.

© George K. Walcott, New York ; 1871 : 31G(5,
Apr. 11. 12907

Escaped from. Joliet; a sensational melodrama
iu 4 acts, by L. W. Hill.

© L. Webster Hill, Binghaniton, N. Y. ; D :
12640, Mar. 30, 1908. 12908

Escaped from Sing Sing; a drama in 3 acts, by
Dominick IVIurray and C. W. Barry.

© Charles W. Barry, New York ; 1871 : 5400,
June 8. 12909

Es braust ein ruf ; volksstiick aus den tagen der Escape (The) — Continued,
mobilmachung 1914, in 3 akteu, von Hans
Gaus. Berlin, Biihnenverlag Ahn & Simrock,
g. m. b. h., 1914. 83 p. 8".

© Ic. Dec. 28, 1914 ; D : 30248 ; Biihnenver-
lag Ahn & Simrock, g. in. b. h., Berlin. 12896b

Es la juventud; comedia dramatica en 3 actos y
en prosa, original de L. Rodriguez Cuevas.
Madrid [Sociedad de autores espanoles] 1914.
74 p. 12°.

© Sept. 17, 1914; Ic. Sept. 21, 1914; D:
38242 ; I.uis Rodriguez Cuevas, Madrid.

12896c

Es lebe das leben; drama in 5 akten, von H.
Sudermann. New York, 10. Lederer, 1901. 143
p. 8".

© Hermann Sudermann, Berlin ; D : 1216,
Dec. 27, 1901 ; 2c. Jan. 30, 1902. 12897

See also Beata. — Joy (The) of living.

Es stimmt! Ueutsch - amerikauisches volksstiick
mit gesang, in 4 akten und 6 bildern, von C.
AVinter.

© Charles Chr. AVinter, Rock Island, 111.;
1878 : 14616, Dec. 14. 12898

Es werde recht; drama in 3 akten, von Walter
Bloem. Elberfeld, A. Martini u. Griittefien,
1903. 100 p. 8\

© Baedekersche buch- und kunsthandlung
und buchdruckerei A. Martini & Griittefien,
g. m. b. h., Elberfeld, Germany ; D : 3919, Sept.
10, 1903; 2c. Sept. 10, 1903. 12899

Esbroufe (L'); comedie en 3 actes, par A. Her-
mant. 1 p. 1., 91 p. 12". Printed.

© Abel Hermant, Paris ; D : 4839, Apr. 6,
1904 ; 2c. Apr. 6, 1904. 12900

Escalade (L'); piece en 4 actes et 5 tableaux, de
Maurice Donnay. [Paris, Impr. de I'lllustra-
tion] 1904. 2 p. 1., 81 p. 12".

© M. Donnay, Paris ; D : 5883, Dec. 8, 1904 ;
2c. Dec. 8, 1904. 12901

Escapade (L'); comedie en 3 actes, par G. Berr.
Paris, Calmann Levy, 1904. 3 p. 1., 258 p. 8°.

© Georges Berr. Paris ; D : 5106, June 1,
1904 ; 2c. June 1, 1904. 12902

pi^ce en 3 actes, par G. Trarieux. 17 p. 4°.

12906

original comedy sketch, by J. Madison. 13

p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 12, 1912 ; D : 29947 ; James Madi-
son, New York. 12910

Escaped from the law.

© Arthur R. Wilber, Gowanda, N. Y. ; 1888 :
9872, Apr. 4. 12911

— a comedy drama in 5 acts, l»y C. Walcott
Russell. New York, Dick & Fitzgerald, 1904.
58 p. 16°.

© Dick & Fitzgerald, New York; D:4471,
Jan. 5, 1904 ; 2c. Feb. 1, 1904. 12912

— See also Byer's library of tabloid plays.

(L'lUustration theatrale, S« annee-227, 21
dgcembre 1912)

© Dec. 21, 1912 ; 2c. Jan. 25, 1913 ; D : 32074 ;
Gabriel Trarieux, Paris. 12903

Escape (The); drama in 4 acts, by Paul Arm-
strong. [7], 100 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 10, 1912; D: 30901; Paul Arm-
strong CO., New York. 12904

Escaped (An) Mormon; or, Wholesale matri-
mony, a travesty, by J. I.e Fevre. 12 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Johnnie Le Fevre, New York ; D : 12822,
Apr. 24, 1008 ; 2c. Apr. 24, 1908. 12913

Escaped the gallows. See Wealth and crime.

Escarpolette (L'); 1 acte en vers, de Gabriel
Nigond. d'apres G. C. Lounsbery. 27 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© G. Constant I.ounsbery, Paris ; D : 4547,
Jan. 14, 1904; 2c. Jan. 14, 1904. 12914

Escenas de la vida boheme.
(La)

See Bohenaia

Eschatos; a poem, by J. B. Burgess.

© James Blyth Burgess, Brooklyn; 1880:
17145, Nov. 11. 12915

622

12916

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

12933

Esclarmonde; op§ra romanesque en 4 actes et 8
tableaux, poeme de Alfred Blau et Louis de
Graiuont, musiqiie de J. Massenet.

© James Henry Haynie, United States ;
1889: 1.3GS0, May 4. 12916

Esclavos (Los); comedia lirico-dranuitica, en 1
aeto y 2 cuadros, en verso, original de Federico
Iliera y Joaquin Prats Peralta, im'isica de los
maostros Quislant y Fonrat. Madrid [Socie-
<lad de autores espafioles] 1910. 59 p. 12°.
[Libretto only]

© Sept. 6, 1910 ; 2c. Sept. 7, 1910 ; D : 21952 :
F. Riera y J. Prats Peralta, Madrid. 12917

Escollera del diablo; zarzuela en 1 acto, di-
vidido en 5 cuadros, en prosa, original de E.
Montesiiios y A. Oton, rafisica del maestro
Pablo Luna. Madrid [Sociodad de autores es-
pauoles] 1909. 43 p. 12". [Libretto only]

© Nov. IS, 1909; 2c. Nov. 19, 1909; D:
17467; Eduardo Montesinos & Alfonso Oton,
Madrid. 12918

Escondida (La) senda; comedia en 2 actos de
S. y .T. Alvarez Quintero. Madrid [Sociedad
de autores espafioles] 1908. 57 p. 12°.

© Serafin v Joaquin Alvarez Quintero,
Madrid ; D : 13579, Any. 19, 1908 ; 2c. Aug. 19,
1908. 12919

Escuela (La) de las princesas; comedia, en 3
actos y en j^rosa. original de J. Benavente.
Madrid [Sociedad de autores espafioles] 1910.
75 p. 12°.

© May 19, 1910; 2c. May 20, 1910; D:
21101 ; Jacinto Benavente, Madrid. 12920

Escuela (La) de los maridos. >S'ee Tirano (El)

Esker dhu; or. The grey lady, a romantic Irish
drama in 4 acts, by C. Gayler.

© Charles Gavler, New York ; 1873 : 11570.
Oct. 9. 12921

Eskimo; a musical farce, chatter, doggrels and
nuisic, by C. I. Bolles.

© Charles I. Bolles, New York; D : 7898.

Jan. 25, 1906. 12922

Eskimo (The) chief; drama in 4 acts, by C. M.
Thiiland. [1], 108 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 5, 1913: D : 34024 ; Conrad M.
Thuland, San Diego, Cal. 12923

Eskompte; komodie in 3 akten, von Rudolph
Strauss. [2], 114 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. B, 1913 ; D : 34925 ; Thespis-ver-
lag, Charlottenburg, Germany. 12924

Eslabon de sangre; zarzuela dramatica en 1
acto, dividido en un prologo y 4 cuadros, prosa
y verso, original de L. Navarro Serrano, musica
de los maestros Francisco A. de San Felipe
y Cayo Vela. Madrid [Sociedad de autores
espafioles] 1908. 62 p. 12°. [Libretto only]

© Leon Navarro Serrano, Madrid ; D : 14678,
Jan. 2, 1909 ; 2c. Jan. 2, 1909. 12925

Esmeralda; a comedy drama in 4 acts, founded
on F. H. Burnett's story of the same name, by
F. H. Burnett and Wm. H. Gillette. New
York [Madison square theater] 1881. 124 p.
8°.

© Frances Hodgson Burnett, Waslilngton :
1881 : L5.525, Oct. 7 ; 2c. Jan. 4, 1882. 12926

■ Same.

© by Frances Hodgson Burnett and Wm.
H. Gillette, New York ; as authors, in renewal
for 28 years. Renewal no. 175, Sept. 14, 1909.
Original entry, Oct. 7, ISSl, no. 15.525. 12927

Esmeralda up to date; an operatic extrava-
ganza, by C. W. Bernai'd.

© Charles W. Bernard, Brooklyn; 1891:
13.569, Apr. 14. 12928

Esmerelda; or. The flower girl of Cuba, a lyri-
cal drama, opera libretto, by J. J. Stewart.

© Jo.seph J. Stewart, Baltimore; 1875:
11837, Nov. 9. 12929

Esmond; a play, founded on the novel Henry
Esmond, by W. 'SI. Thackeray, by Emily Baily
Stone and J. G. Whiteley.

© James Gustavus Whiteley, Baltimore ;
1896 : 37375. June 27. 12930

Esmond of Castlewood; a dramatic production,
by T. G. Frothingham, jr.

© Thomas G. Frothingham, ir., Boston ; D :
1171, Nov. 16. 1901. 12931

Espada; ballet, par Rene Maugars, nuisique de
J. Massenet. Livret. Paris. Heugel & co.,
1908. 12 p. 12°.

© Heugel & CO., Paris ; D : 12465, Mar. 2,
1908 ; 2c. Mar. 2, 1908. 12932

Espadachines (Los); novela escenica en 9 cua-
dros, adaptacion de una novela de Alejandro
Dumas, padre,, hecba por .Jose de la Loma y
p]milio G. del Castillo. Madrid [Sociedad de
autores espafioles] 1912. 79 p. 12°.

© May 24, 1912; 2c. June 20, 1912; D:
30035: .Jos6 do la Loma y Emilio G. del Cas-
tillo, Madrid. 12933

Espafia (La) de pandereta; espafiolada en 1
acto, dividido en 5 cuadros, original de M.
Moiicayo. musica del maestro Manuel Peuella.
Madrid [Sociedad de autores espafioles] 1914.
45 p. 12°. [Libretto only]

© Mar. 15, 1915; Ic. Mar. 17, 1915; D:
400fi9; Manuel Moncayo, Madrid. 12933a

Espafia nueva; profecfa comico-lirica en 1 acto,
dividido en 3 cuadros y nn frontispicio, origi-
nal de A. Paso y J. Abati, musica del maestro
Vicente Lleo. Madrid [Sociedad de autores
espafioles] 1914. 39 p. 12°. [Libretto only]
© Mar. 15, 1915; Ic. Mar. 17, 1915; D:
40035 ; Antonio Paso y Joaquin Abati, Madrid.

12933b

623

112934

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

12953

Espafia pintoresea; aproposito en prosa y verso,
por Aurelio Gonzalez-Rendon, miisica de los
raaestros Jos6 Padilla y Pedro Vilches. Ma-
drid [Sociedad de autores espaiioles] 1912.
12, [1] p. 12", [Libretto only]

© May 24, 1912; 2c. May 13, 1912; D:
29795 ; A. Gonztilez-Iiendon, Madrid. 12934

Esperanza; play in 5 acts, by S. L. Yalerga. 96
p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 14, 1910; D : 21337, Susan L.
Valerga, San Francisco. 12935

Espionne (L'); comedie en 4 actes, par V. Sar-
dou. cover-title, p. 771-81'), illus. 8°. [lie-
printed from Je sais tout]

© Victorien Sardou, Paris ; D : 7847, Jan.
15, 1906; 2c. Jan. 15, ]906. 12936

Esposa (La) de Jesus; juguete comico en 1 acto
y en prosa de F. Aguado. Madrid [Sociedad
de autores espanoles] 1907. 31 p. 12°.

© Francisco Aguado, Madrid ; D : 10796,
June 18, 1907 ; 2c. June 18, 1907. 12937

Esprit; or. Inclination versus duty, a play in 5
acts, by G. Porter.

© George Porter, Bridgeport, Conn. ; D :
2374, Sept. 24, 1902. 12938

Essilio, the renegade; a tragedy of ancient
Rome in 5 acts, by E. J. Weisenberg. 103 p.
8°. Typewritten.

© Edward J. Weisenberg, Cleveland; D:
8785, July 5, 1906 ; 2c. July 5, 1906. 12939

Essloffel's bakery; play in 1 act, by A. Roth.
[2], 16 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 8, 1913 ; D : 32610 ; Aaron Roth.
Brooklyn. 12940

Estella mia; play in 1 act, by G. E. Murdock.
[26] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 13, 1914 ; D : 37311 ; Gilbert Ed-
ward Murdock, Los Angeles. 12940a

Estelle; a comedy in 3 acts, by H. C. Col well.
119 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Henry C. Colwell, Kittanning, Pa. ; D :
14920, Jan. 28, 1909 ; 2c. Mar. 3, 1909. 12941

a dramatic composition in 5 acts, by A. E.

Lancaster.

© A. E. Lancaster, United States; 1880:
2215, Feb. 9. 12942

or. Ambition's curse, a tragedy in 5 acts.

by Mrs. A. W. Jordan, from the novel Estelle,
by Annie Edwards.

© Mrs. Augustus W. .Jordan, Philadelphia;
1888 : 25608, Sept. 8. 12943

Estelle of the Diamond F; or, Herinosillo's
daughter, drama in 4 acts, by E. G. W. Fergu-
son and Carleton A. Sawyer. [91] p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 29, 1914 ; D : 36858 ; Edw. G. W.
Ferguson, Melrose. Mass. 12943a

Estelle Warland; or, The mother's revenge, by
E. Chapman.

© Emmagene Chapman, United States;
1877 : 14912, Dec. 21. 12944

Esther; in 3 acts, by T. G. Rice.

© Thomas Carey Rice, Shrewsbury, Mass. ;
D : 5455, Aug. 16, 1904. 12945

> pageant play in 4 acts, based on the biblical

narrative, by B. P. Rider. [4], 94 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 26, 1914 ; D : 36575 ; Bertha Perl
Rider, Philadelphia. 12945a-

a Purim play in 2 acts, l)y G. H. Cohen.

[15] p. f. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 15, 1912; U: 29374; George
Harry Cohen, Hartford. 12946

— a society play in 4 acts, by I. M. Hood.

© I. M. Hood, Albany ; 1876 : 12735, Nov.
17. 12947

a tnigedy, by .L Racine, ed. with explana-

tory notes for the use of students, by Edward
S. Joynes. New York, H. Holt and company ;
Boston, C. Schoenhof [1883] vii, 66 p. 12".
(Students' series of classic French plays)

© Henry Holt & co.. New York ; 1883 : 1245,
Jan. IS ; 2c. Feb. 19. 12948

Same.
© by Edward S. Joynes, Columbia, S. C, as

author, in renewal for 28 years. Renewal no.
1441, Jan. 6, 1911. Original entry, Jan. 18.
1883, no. 1245. 12949

— a tragedy in 3 acts, tr. from the French of
J. Racine, by M. W. Oliver.

© Mary W. Oliver, New Orleans; 1873:
5917, May 26. 12950

— See also Queen Esther.

Esther (Book of) See Vashti.

Esther Pair; an emotional society drama in 5
acts, by C. P. Brown.

© Charles P. Brown, Brooklyn ; 1875 : 10.536,
Oct. 13. 12951

Esther in En Gedy; a tragedy, by Silvio Pellico.
Typewritten.

© Benedix Ben-Zion, New York; 1899:
84279, Dec. 29; 2c. Dec. 14. 12952

Esther, princesse d'Israel; drame en 4 actes,
par A. Dumas et S.-C. Leconte. 31, [1] p. 4°.
(L'Ulustration thgatrale, 8" annee-205,2 mars
1912)

© Mar. 2, 1912 ; 2c. Mar. 23, 1912 ; D : 29134 ;
Andre Dumas & Sebastien-Charles Leconte,
Paris. 12953

624

12954

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

12969

Esther Sandraz; a play in 3 acts, dramatized
from a French novel, by Sydney Grundy. 33
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Lillie Langtry, New York ; 1889 : 17796,
June 11 ; 2c. June 11. 12954

Esther, the beautiful queen; a sacred cantata,
scriptural selections adapted by C. M. Cady,
music by Wm. B. Bradbury, rev. for dramatic
presentation and furnished with additional
songs and choruses by Leon Keach. Boston,
O. Ditson company [etc., etc.] 1S9G. 22 p. 12°.
[Libretto only]

© Oliver Ditson co., Boston ; 1896 : 31795.
May 25 ; Ic. May 25, 1896 ; Ic. June 26, 1900.

12955

Esther, the brave young' queen. See Good
(The) Samaritan, and other Bible stories
dramatized.

Esther, the Jewish queen; Purim play for
young Israel, by E. M. Chapman. [8] p. 8°.
Printed.

© Dec. 23, 1911; 2c. Dec. 27, 1911; D:
28106; Edward M. Chapman, Albuquerque,
N. M. 12956

Esther, the Persian queen; a drama in 5 acts,
by J. P. Brennan. Youngstown, O., McNally
bros. [1897] 45 p. 16".

© John P. Brennan, Youngstown, O. ; 1897 :
72804, Dec. 27 ; 2c. Dec. 27. 12957

Esther, the queen; a Purim play, by Leon H.
Elmaleh. New York, Bloch publishing com-
pany, 1908. 15 p. 12°.

© Bloch pub. CO., New York ; D : 14297, Nov.
16, 1908 ; 2c. Nov. 21, 1908. 12958

Esther Wake; or. The spirit of the regulators,
play in 4 acts, by A. Vermont. Raleigh, N. C,
Edwards & Broughton printing co., 1913. 74
p. 12°.

© June 25. 1913; 2c. June 27, 1913; D:
33618; Adolph Vermont, Smithfield, N. C.

12959

Esther's guardian; a comedy-drama in 3 acts,
by J. A. Eraser, jr.

© B. S. Spooner, United States ; 1891 :
10954, Mar. 24. 12960

Estoria! an American society drama in 4 acts,
by A. P. Brittell.

© Achille Paul Brittell, United States;
1883: 24655, Dec. 29. 12961

Estranged; a drama in 4 acts, by Molyneus St.
John.

© Marie E. Raymond, New York; 1877:
11348, Oct. 4. 12962

Estranged — Continued.

an operetta in 1 act, adapted from Charles

Sears Lancaster's comedietta Advice to hus-
bands, by Alfred B. Sedgwick, music from
Verdi's II trovatore. New York, R. M. De
Witt, 1876. 30 p. 12°. ([De Witt's acting
plays, no. 200] )

© Robert M. De Witt, New York; 1876:
7975, July 3; 2c. July 26. 12963

or. The husband's jealousy, a comedy

drama in 4 acts, by G. W. Goode.

© George W. Goode, Lowell, Mass.; 1884:
6859, Mar. 29. ' 12964

— See also Zipporah.

Estranged, but they still loved; a drama in 4
acts, by L. J. L. Stilwell. 73 p. f". Type-
written.

© Laura Jean Libbey-Stilwell, Brooklyn;
D : 12063, Jan. 3, 1908 ; 2c. Feb. 11, 1908.

12965

Estrellas fugaces; entremes comico-lirico-baila-
ble y con vistas de hilo, original y en prosa,
letra de Ramon M. de Pereda y Pedro Ortiz-
Monti jano.musicade los maestros Arenas y Es-
cobar. ^Madrid [Sociedad de autores espa-
noles] 1910. 19, [3] p. 12°. [Libretto only]
© Sept. 6, 1910 ; 2c. Sept. 7, 1910 ; D : 21955 ;
R. Maria de Pereda y P. Ortiz-Montijano, Ma-
drid. 12966

Estudiante (El); zarzuela comica en 1 acto, di-
vidido en 3 cuadros, original de J. Lopez Silva,
musica de los maestros Federico Chueca y
LaureanoFontanals. Madrid [ Sociedad de au-
tores espauoles] 1907. 45 p. 12°. [Libretto
only]

© .Jose Lopez Silva, Madrid ; D : 11299, Sept.
5, 1907 ; 2c. Sept. 5, 1907. 12967

Etat (L') second; piece en 3 actes, de F. de
Nion. (In Supplement gratuit au no. 2957 du
Monde illustre, 29 novembre 1913)

© Nov. 29, 1913; 2c. Jan. 27, 1914; D:
35803 ; Frangois de Nion, Paris. 12967a

Etau (L'); pidce en 3 actes, par A. Sardou.
Paris, Calmann-Levy [1914] 4 p. 1., 123 p.
12°.

© Jan. 28, 1914 ; 2c. Feb. 9, 1914 ; D : 35956 ;
Andre Sardou, Paris. 12967b

Ete (L') de la Saint Martin, Sec Indian sum-
mer.

Etelka's choice; play in 3 acts, by E. Waller.
36 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 4, 1911 ; D : 23004 ; Edith Waller,
Morristown, N. J. 12968

Etelle; by A. Bachman and G. L. McKay. 78 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 23, 1909; D: 17775; Aurelia
Bachman and George L. McKay, New York.

12969

5379—15-

-40

625

12970

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

12984

Eterna (La) revista; humorada lirica en 1 acto,
dividido en 4 cuadros, original de R. Asensio
Mas y J. Capella, niGsica de los maestros
Cliapl y Gimenez. Madrid [Sociedad de au-
tores espanoles] 1908. 36, [1] p. 32". [Li-
bretto only]

© Ramon Asensio Mi'is y Jacinto Capella,
Madrid; D : 1385G, Sept. 21, 1908; 2c. Sejrt. 21,
1908. 12970

Eternal (The) chain; a drama in 8 acts with a
prologne, by G. Steernp. 7() j). 4". Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Sept. 19, 1912; D:3090."'); Godfrey
Steernp, Chicago. 12971

and epilogne, by G. Steernp. [2], SO p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 24, 1913; D : 33030 ; Godfrey
Steernp, Chicago. 12972

Eternal (The) crisis; in 3 acts and an epilogue,
by H. S. Stange and B. S. Mears. [74] p.
4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 23, 1915 ; D : 42,578 ; Hugh Stanis-
laus Stange and Ben Stannard Mears, New
York. 12972a

Eternal (The) dream; drama in 4 acts with a
pantomime play, by L. Smirnow.

s L'^?: r";rjj?N 4 *-« ntsn— . ;c'i^n ^rrnr -ir-

1 p. 1., 70 p. S". Ms.

© Ic. Sept. 24, 1914 ; D : 38298 ; T>ouis Smir-
now, Bridgeport, Conn. 12972b

Eternal (An) famine; play in 1 act, by I. Kino-
shita. 14 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 3, 1912; D: 29573; Imichiro
Kinoshita, New York. 12973

Eternal (The) feminine; comedy in 4 acts, by
.T. L. Seagrave. 126 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 7, 1914 ; D : 35579 ; Jane L. Sea-
graAe, Brookline, Mass. 12973a

a drama in 4 acts, by F. Nathan. 76 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Frances Nathan, New York ; D : 2050.
June 12, 1902 ; 2c. Sept. 23, 1903. 12974

monologue.s, by May Isabel Fish. New York

and London, Harper and brothers, 1911. 5 p.
1., 3-238, [1] p. front, (port.) plates. 12»

Contents: At the beauty parlors. — Over-
heard at the academy. — Photographing the
baby.— The lady help. — The country post-
oflice.— At the hair-dresser's. — On a seeing
London motor. — The consoler. — ^Almost a trag-
edy.— The way of the world. — The London
char-lady.

© Oct. 26, 1911; 2c. Oct. 28, 1911; A:
297711 ; Harper & bros.. New York. 12974a

Eternal (The) feminine — Continued.

a play in 4 acts, by F. Nathan.

© Frances Nathan, New York ; D : 1731,
Apr. 14, 1902. [For copies reed, see D : 2050]

12975

Eternal (The) flame; play in 3 acts, by R. W\
Smiley. [3], 67 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 10, 1911; D: 23910; Robert \V.
' Smiley, New York. 12976

Eternal (The) Jew. Sec Eibiger (Der) yid.

Eternal (The) laug'hter; a play, by E. Seuga.
11 p. f". Typewritten.

© Ic. June 22, 1912 ; D : 30084 ; A. K. M:i\-er.
New York. 12977

Eternal (The) law; a romantic tragedy drama
of the time of Nero, in prologue and 4 acts, by
K. L. Joslin. 83 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Edith L. Joslin, Winthrop Beach, Mass.;
D : 12635, Mar. 28, 1908 ; 2c. Mar. 28, 1908.

12978

Eternal (The) Magdalene; mystery play in 3
acts and prologue, by R. H. McLaughlin. 83 p.
4". Typewritten.

© Ic. June 24, 1915; D: 41026; Robert
Hugus McLaughlin, Cleveland. 12978a

Eternal (The) masculine; original play in 4
acts, by G. L. Mendelssohn. [91] p. 4".
Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 24, 1913 ; D : 35122 ; Gordon Louis
Mendelssohn, Detroit. 12979

• See also Morituri.

Eternal (The) mother; 1 act play, by R. Wilson.
15 p. f. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 30, 1910; D : 20641 ; Rus.sell
AVilson, Cincinnati, O. 12980

Eternal (The) mystery; play in 1 act, by G. J.
Nathan. [2], 18 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. .Tan. 31, 1913; D: 321.50; George Jean
Nathan, New York. 12981

Eternal (The) now; a drama in 4 acts, by M. < '.
Willis and F.M.Willis. [72] p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Mar. 6, 1912; D: 28967; Myrtle Cliap-
man Willis and F. Milton AVillls, New York.

12982

Eternal question; original play in 1 act, by St.
J. Perret. 54 ji. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 9, 1909 ; D : 17670 ; St. John Per-
ret, New Orleans. 12983

Eternal (The) savage; di-ama in 1 act, by J. S.
(Jarroll. [14] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 16, 1910; D: 22831; John S. Car-
roll, New York. 12984

626

12984

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

13003

Eternal (The) triangle; comedy in 1 act, by
E. N. Torry and Frederick Boris Humphries.
[1], 11 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 20, 1913 ; D : 35780 ; Ernest Nor-
man Torry, Rock Ferry, Cheshire, England.

12984a

drama in 1 act, founded on Eduardo Zama-

cois' Lo pasado, by Frances Douglas. [3], 48
p. t". Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 6, 1911; D: 25694; George M.
Ryall, New York. 12985

dramatic playlet, by E. F. Naulty. 14 p.

4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 7, 1911 ; D : 24875 ; Edwin Fair-
fax Naulty, New York. 12986

Eternal (The) wanderer (Vetchni stranuick);
drama in 3 acts with prologue, by O. Dymow.
[11, 89 p. S". Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 8, 1913 ; D : 35366 ; Ossip Dymow.
Brooklyn. 12987

Eternal (The) will; tragedy drama in 5 acts
and 5 scenes, by A. E. Weiss, jr. [10], 119 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 1, 1911; D : 25914 ; Albert E.
Weiss, jr., Los Angeles. 12988

Eternally (The) beloved; dramatic composition
in 4 acts, by V. J. Monteleone. [57] p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 23, 1914; D : 39202 ; Vincent J.
Monteleone, Los Angeles. 12988a

Eternel (L') mari; piece en 4 actes, de A. Savoir
et [Fernand] Nozi^re [pseud of Fernand
Weyl] 32 p. 4°. (Supplement gratuit au no.
2860 du Monde illustre, 20 Janvier 1912)

© Jan. 20, 1912; 2c. Feb. 14, 1912: D:
28675 ; Alfred Savoir & Noziere, Paris. 12989

Eternity (The) of love; drama in 4 acts and
prologue, by Carina Jordan. 89 p. f. Type-
written.

© M. J. .Jordan, Mt. Vernon, N. Y. ; D : 445,
May 9, 1901 ; 2c. May 9, 1901. 12990

Ethan Allen; an original comic opera in 2~acts,
by S. M. Brenner.

© Sol. M. Brenner, Baltimore; 1894:8136,
Feb. 1. 12991

or, The Green Mountain boys, drama in

5 acts, by John Campbell.

© John Thompson, Buffalo; 1873:5800,
May 22. 12992

Ethan Brand; a melodrama in 3 acts, by W. von
Schierbrand.

© Wolf von Schierbrand, Chicago; 1884:
11935, June 12. 12993

Ethel; by E. E. Renter. 61 p. f. Typewritten.

© Elsie E. Renter, Milwaukee ; D : 7443,

Oct. 23, 1905; 2c. Nov. 20, 1905. 12994

— a play in 5 acts, by J. Mortimer.

© James Mortimer, United States ; 1874 :
8539, June 25. 12995

Ethel,. a life loyal to love; a powerful American
drama in 5 acts, by C. A. Sweetland.

© Charles A. Sweetland, Cedar Falls, la. ;
1880 : 7092, May 7. 12996

Ethel Bowker; prologue and 3 acts, by P. P.
Aarons. 41 p. f". Typewritten.

© Perry Parsons Aarons, New York ; D :
5554, Sept. 23, 1904 ; 2c. Oct. 19, 1904. 12997

Ethel Churchill; or. The two bribes, a drama
founded on the novel of the same name, by Le-
titia E. Landon, and dramatized by W. S.
Monteith.

© Walter S. Monteith, Columbia, S. C. ;
1885:16401, July 30. 12998

Ethel hesitates; play in 1 act, by A. E. Ives.
[2], 20 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. June 24, 1914; D: 37397; Alice E.
Ives, New York. 12998a

Ethel, the drunkard's child; an original drama
in prologue and 4 acts, by G. F. McDonald. 83
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© George F. McDonald, Brooklyn; 1880:
8528, June 4 ; 2c. May 3, 1881. 12999

Ethelin; or. Under the shadow of the banshee,
a drama in 4 acts, by O. Richey.

© Octavia Richey, Chattanooga ; 1887 :
29955, Nov. 18. 13000

Ethelinda; tragedia lirica in 3 atti, di A. E. Jes-
sup, nuisica di M. Marion, versione ritmica
dair inglese di E. Golisciani. Lipsia, C. G.
Roder, 1895. 1 p. 1., 60 p. 12°. [Libretto
only]

© A. E. Jessup, Leipzig ; 1895 ; 7527, Feb. 2 ;
2c. Feb. 4. 13001

Ethel's fate; a 4 act comedy drama, by Harry
Elting.

© Louis W. Ehleider, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. ;
1894 : 29738, July 16. 13002

Ether (The) world; play in 5 acts, by F. B.
[L e. Fred B. Humphrey] Lincoln, Neb.,
Woodruff bank note co., 1915. 32 p. 16".

© June 16, 1915; 2c. June 26, 1915; D:
41235 ; Woodruff bank note co., Lincoln, Neb.

13002a

Etheria; or. Brigandage preferred, a phantasy
in 3 acts, by M. Leonard and H. G. Chapman.
© Martia Leonard and Henry Grafton Chap-
man, New York ; D : 1248, Jan. 4, 1902. 13003

627

13004

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

13027

Etherized (The) princess; a spectacular play,
by G. B. Bartlett.

© George B. Bartlett, Concord, Mass. ; 1889 :
2108, Jan. 16. 13004

Ethics; emotional episode in 1 act, by W. Clapp.
20 p. f". Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 13, li)15 ; D : 39975 ; Woodliridse
Clapp, Washington. 13004a

Ethiopian classic; by Robert Flannery. 2 p.
r. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 6, 1910; D : 20731 ; J. B. Ball,
Olean, N. Y. 13005

Ethiopia; dramatic and nmsical entertainment
in 2 scenes, by J. B. Willard. 16 p. f". Type-
written. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Sept. 16, 1909 ; D : 16824 ; J. Bassett
Willard, Blanchester, O. 13006

Etincelle (L'); comedie en 1 acte, par Edouard
Pailleron, ed. with introduction, notes and
vocabulary, by O. G. (Juerlac. New York, H.
Holt and company, 1906. xvii, 98 p. 16".

© Henrv Holt & co.. New York; D : 8547,
May 18, 1906; 2c. May 18, 1906. 13007

See also Sparkling.

Etiquette; farcical comedy, by D. O'Brien.

© Denis O'Brien, New York State; 1884:
24419, Dec. 9. 13008

Etranger (L'); piece inedite en 1 acte, de Ed-
mond Lepelletier. p. 795-812. illus. 8". [Re-
printed from Je sais tout, 8" annee]

© Pierre Lafitte, France ; D : 12323, Feb. 7,
1908; 2c. Feb. 7. 1908. 13009

Etrangere (L'); the Bernhardt ed., tr. by Fred-
erick A. Scbwab. New York, F. Rullman,
1880.

© F. Rullman, New York ; 1880 : 17291, Nov.
13; 2c. Jan. 15, 1881. 13010

• a play in 5 acts, by Alexander Dumas.

© John S. Clark, United States ; 1876 : 3.545,
Mar. 23. 13011

Etrangleuse (L'); tragi-comedie en 1 acte, par
[Paul, dit] Tristan Bernard, p. 8-13. illus.
4°. [Reprinted from Rions]

© Tristan Bernard, Paris; D: 12680, Apr.
6, 1908; 2c. Apr. 0, 1908. 13012

Ettelheim's folly; domestic comedy in 3 acts,
by P^. Stodart. [168] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 16, 1912; D: 29395; Robert Stod-
art, New York. 13013

Euchre; a drama in 4 acts, by T. Mongeon.

© Tweetie Mongeon, New Orleans ; 1873 :
1519, Feb. 15. 13014

Euchre — Continued.

or. Through fire and water, drama of to-
day in prologue and 3 acts, by T. C. De Leon.
© T. C. De Leon, New York ; 1871 : 7748,
Aug. 19. 13015

Euchred; comedy in 3 acts, by IT. V. Vogt. 42
p. f". Ms.

© Harry V. Vogt, Millville, N. J.; 1887:
■ 13708, May 25 ; 2c. July 6. 13016

dramatic composition in 3 acts, by W. B.

Young. 120 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 2. 1909: D : 16693 ; "Williiuu B.
Young, Chicago. 13017

■ one man, 1 act sketch, bv T. J. Vivian and

G. J. Bennett. 43 p. obi. 16". Typewritten.

© Thomas J. Vivian and Grena Bennett,
New York; I) : 14946, .Jan. 29, 1909: 2c. Jan.
29, 1909. 13018

or. Brother Jerrod, one man sketch, by

G. Bennett an<l John Quill [pseud, of T. J.
Vivian] 40 p. obi. 12". Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 15, 1910; D: 20189; Thomas J.
Vivian and Grena J. Bennett, New Y7>rk.

13019

Euchred and jilted; melodrama comedy in 4
acts, by C. F. Rognon. 92 p. 4°. Tyi)ewrit-
ten.

© Charles F. Rognon, Olvmpia, Wash. ; D :
6507, Apr. 13, 1905; 2c. Mar. 27, 1905. 13020

a romantic comedy, by C. F. Rognon.

© Charles F. Rognon, Atlanta; 1895:48411,
Sept. 23. 13021

Eudora; a comedy in 3 acts, by W. G. Storey.
12 p. f". Typewritten.

© W. G. Storey, Augusta, Ga. ; D : 5324,
July 5, 1904 ; 2c. July 30, 1904. 13022

Eudora, a ray of light; by R. Haas.

© Ritt Haas, St. Paul; D : 2985, Feb. 12.
1903. 13023

Eugene; drama in 3 acts, by Eli Donson [pseud,
of Kyle Onstott] 50 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 15, 1912; D: 28701; Kyle On-
stott. San Jose, Cal. 13024

Eugene Aram; a drama, by R. D. Walsh.

© Rcdmund D. Walsh, St. Louis; 1883:
8258, May 5. 13025

a play in 5 acts, founded on Bulwer, by

p]. W. H. Williams. Private ed. New Orleans,
A. S. Collins, 1874. 73 p. 12°.

© Espy W. H. Williams, New OrhMuis;
1873 : 8130, July 14 ; 2c. Aug. 10, 1874. 13026

See also Fate of Eugene Aram.

Eugene Aubrey; a drama in 4 acts, by E. M.

Alfriend. 53 i). 4°. Typewritten.

© Edward M. Alfriend, Richmond; 1889:

8748, Mar. 19; 2c. Mar. 19. 13027

628

13028

COPYRIGHTED IN TUE UNITED STATES

13047

Eugene De Serras; a draiiia in 5 acts, by A. ftl.
Steele.

© Asa M. Steele, Philadelphia; 1898: 27819,
May 3. 13028

Eug-ene Grammont; a tragedy iu G acts, by S.
({rollman. Typewritten.

© SolonK»n GroUnian, Chicago ; 1897 : 31968,
IMay 26 ; 2c. May 17. 13029

Eugene of Savoy; founded on an incident in
Louise Muhlbach's novel, Prinz Eugene und
seine zeiten. 132 p. 4". Typewritten.

© W. E. Harvey, Richmond ; D : 5838, Nov.
29. 1904 ; 2c. Dec. 21, 1904. 13030

Eugenia; drama in 4 acts, by J. F. Ortou. 58
p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 15, 1913; D: 34424; Jesse F.
Orton, New York. 13031

Eugenia's secret; a romance of 1864, by C. E.
Jensen.

© Cvnthia E. Jensen, Kansas City, Mo. ; D :
143S0, Nov. 27, 1908. 13032

Eugenic (The) man; farcical sketch, by C. W.
Tackenberg. 18 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 8, 1915 ; D : 39340 ; Charles Wil-
liam Tackenberg, Cincinnati. 13032a

Eugenic mating; problem comedy iu 3 acts and
5 tableaux, by L. Grover. 84 p. 4". Type-
written.

© Ic. Sept. 30, 1915; D : 41860 ; Leonard
Grover, Brooklyn. 13032b

Eugenica; or, The children of tomorrow, a
comic opera in 2 acts, by D. H. Buel. 42 p.
4". Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Mar. 20, 1913; D : 32725 ; David Hill-
house Buel. Watertowu. Conn. 13033

Eugenically speaking; c<Miiedy in 1 act, by E.
Goodman. [2], 19 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 9, 1914 ; D : 35962 ; Edward Good-
man, New I'ork. 13033a

Eugenics; dramatic duologue in 1 act, by G. A.
Hawkins-Ambler. [1], 7 p. 4". Typewritten.
© Ic. Jan. 27. 1914; D : .3.5945 ; George Ar-
thur Hawkins-Ambler, Los Angeles. 13033b

Eugenie; or. The banshee's dirge, a play iu 4
acts, by F. D. Arnold.

© F. D. Arnold, Sau Francisco ; 1872 : 60.52,
June 6. 13034

See also Beaumarchais theatre illustre.

Eugenie . . . donne-nioi done le joux-nal; par
H. de Brisay. 2 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic, June 21, 1912; D : 30057 ; Gaunxint
CO., New York. 13035

Eugenie Grandet; play in 5 acts, by Mrs. J. H.
Selz. 69 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Mrs. .L H. Selz, Chicago; D: 13690. Aug.
31, 1908; 2c. Aug. 31, 1908. 13036

Eugenist (The); comedy in 4 acts, by W. L.
Jones. [2], 69 p. f". Typewritten.

© Ic. June 30, 1914; D: 87432; Wilbur
Lloyd Jones, Yonkers, N. Y. 13036a

Eulalia; an operetta, by Anita Lee Brunsou.
Chicago, T. S. Denison.

© T. S. Denison, Chicago ; 1894 : 2449, Jan.
6 ; 2c. Jan. 8. 13037

• romantic operetta in 3 acts, by Z. B. Cutler.

55 p. 4". Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Feb. 7, 1910 ; D : 20123 ; Zene B. Cut-
ler, Chicago. ^ 13038

Eulalie; a drama in 5 acts, by E. S. Flynn.

© Evelvn Sexton Flynn, New York; 1896:
13570, Feb. 29. 13039

Eulalie's claim. See Legacy (The)

Eunice; or. The beautiful niustee, a drama in
4 acts, by J. F. Whyte.

© John F. Wliyte, Brooklyn; 1893:38027,
Aug. 17. 13040

Eunice and Neville; a melodrama in 3 acts, by
by V. J. Blubaugh.

© Vance Jos. Blubaugh, Arkansas City,
Kan. ; D : 12197, Jan. 6, 1908. 13041

Euphemore; or. The fashion queen, a comic
opera, in 3 acts, libretto by H. W. Styer. -

© Harriet Wasson Styer, San Francisco;
1893 : 15525, Mar. 29. 13042

Eurasian (The); a dramatic composition, by
\y. M. Cleveland.

© William M. Cleveland, Holyoke, Mass.;

I) : 9958, Jan. 22, 1907. 13043

play in 3 acts by S. Cowan. [4], 40 p. 4".

Typewritten.

© Ic. June 29, 1914 ; D : 37424 ; Sada Cowan,
New York. 13043a

Eureka; a comic opera libretto in 3 acts, by
K. Carle.

© Richard Carle, New York; 1896:4.5004,
Aug. 7. 13044

a dramatic composition in 3 acts, by E.

Harrigan.

©Edward Harrigan, New York; 1874:13333,
Oct. 28. 13045

— • a local comedy in 4 acts, by E. Boremsky.

© P^ugene Boremsky, New York; 1883:
16638. Sept. 11. 13046

— an operatic, pantomimic burlesque, by W.
H. Lytell and G. Bowles.

© William H. Tiytell and George Bowles,
Chicago; 1895:40143, Aug. 5. 13047

629

13048

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

13062

Eureka — Continued.

an original drama in prologue and 3 acts,

a rewritten version of Herr Franz, by F.
Marsden (AV. H. Sliver) 53 p. f° . Typewrit-
ten.

© Fred Marsden, New York; 1879:8722,
July 1 ; 2c. July 7. 13048

a pantomimic, operatic burlesque, by W. H.

Lytell and G. Bowles.

© William H. Lytell and George Bowles,
Chicago ; 1895 : 40142, Aug. 5. 13049

a society play in 3 acts and a prologue, by

F. M. S. Schindler.

© Florence M. S. Schindler, Meriden.
Conn. ; D : 5066, Jan. 26, 1904. 13050

Europaisclie (Das) konzert; lustspiel in 3 akten,
von Max Fontenay [pseud, of Max Roosen]
176 p. 8°. Printed.

'© Ic. Aug. 2, 1913; D : 34103 ; Anstalt fur
auffiihrungsreclit, Charlottenbui'g, Germany.

13051

—von :Max Koosen. Berlin-Charlotten-

burg, Biihnen-verlag anstalt fiir auffiihrungs-
recht, g. m. b. h., 1914. 104 p. 12°.

© Ic. Apr. 30, 1914 ; D : 36879 ; Anstalt fur
auffiihrungsreclit drama tischer werke d. lit-
eratur u. nuis^k, g. m. b. h., Charlottenburg,
Germany. 13051a

Euthanasia; a play, by G. C. Bancroft.

© Genevieve Cox Bancroft, San Francisco;
1891:32964, Sept. 15. 13052

Eva; opereta en 3 actos, arreglo (-astellano, texto
y cantables de A. Melantuche, miisica de
Franz Lehfir. Madrid fSociedad de autoi-es
espanoles] 1913. 73 p. illus. 12». [Libretto
only]

© Mar. 28, 1914; Ic. Mar. 30, 1914: D:
30540; Atanasio Melantuche, Madrid. 13052a

— oporette in 3 akten von A. M. Willner,
Robert Bodanzky und Eugen Spero, musik
von Franz Lehar. Textbuch der gesange.
Leii)zig, etc., L. Doblinger (Bernhard Herz-
mansky), 1911. 46 p. 12°.

© Dec. 4, 1911 ; 2c. Mar. 4, 1912 ; D : 28925 ;
Ludwig Doblinger (Bernhard Herzmansky),

Leipzig.

13053

— or. Reconstructed UhcIs Tom, a tale of
the bayous, founded upon incidents in the life
of Uncle Tom and Eva, as represented by Har-
riet Beecher Stowe in her great story of
Uncle Tom's cabin, by C. R. Gardiner.

© C. R. Gardiner, Chicago ; 1875 : 4731, May
7. 13054

— See also Eva, la nina de la f abrica.

Eva, la nina de la f abrica; refundici6n en 1
acto, dividido en 2 cuadros de la opera Eva
de Willner y Bodanski, por J. Myron y B. G.
del Castillo, musica de Franz Lehar. Madrid
[Sociedtul de autores espaiioles] 1914. 39 p.
12°. [Libretto only]

© Sept. 17. 1914; Ic. Sept. 21, 1914; D:
3S2.")3: Julian IMyron y Emilio G. del Castillo,
Madrid. 13054a

Eva Roland; playlet in 1 act, by A. Friedniann.
[1], 7 p. f". Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 6, 1913 ; D : 32206 ; Adolph Fried-
niann, Chicago. 13055

Eva Stone; an emotional societv play in 4 acts,
by B. l\ Colinsky.

©Barnette P. Colinsky, New Orleans; 1876:
4831, Apr. 2L 13056

Evader (The); a comedy in 3 acts, by J. Sea-
grave. 136 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 26, 1914; D : 38605 ; Jane Sea-
grave, Brookline, Mass. 13056a

Evadne's engag'ement; comedy in 3 acts, by
E. Stettheimer.

© Ettie Stettheimer, New York ; D : 7.j99.
Nov. 1. 1905. 13057

Evanell's sad secret; a drama in 4 acts, by
L. J. L. Stilwell. 106 p. f. Typewritten.

© Laura Jean Libbey Stilwell, Brooklyn ;
D : 12092, Jan. 3, 1908 ; 2c. May 26, 1908.

13058

Evangeline; an American grand opera from
Longfellow's poem, adaptation and original
lyrics by William Edgar Weills, music by C. R.
Weil Is. 2(; ]). f°. Typewi-ittcn. [Libretto
only]

© (!lias. Kavmond Weills, Harrisburg, Pa.;
D: 8045, Feb. 23, 1900; 2c. Feb. 23, 1906.

13059

drama in 2 parts and 33 scenes, by P. E.

Bissell. [22] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jnlv 7, 1911; D : 24648 ; P. E. Bissell,
Cleveland, O. 13060

— ^a dramatic composition, l)y Cheever Good-

win.

12.

© John Stetson, Boston ; 1878 : 10.507, Sept.

— a legitimate spectacular drama in
arr. and adapted for the stage by
Traver, from Longfellow's poem.
Mo., Freeman print, 1878. 32 p. 16°.

© Robert N. Traver, Albany, Mo.
9.">25, Aug. 19; 2c. Aug. 19.

— See also Promised (The) land.

13061

5 acts,

R. N.

Albany,

1878:
13062

Evangeline and Gretchen.
duty.

See Aflanity and

630

13063

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

13082

Evangeline entertainment; arr. in 5 acts for
school exhibitions and private tlieatricals, by
Mary O'Reilly. Chicago, A. Flanagan com-
pany 1 1905] 42 p. 12°. [With nuisic]

© A. Flanagan co., Chicago ; D : 7567, Nov.
15. 1905 ; 2c. Nov. 15 ; 1905. 13063

Evangeline's true love,
death.

See Faithful unto

Evangelist (The); a tragi-comedy of religious
life in England, in 4 acts, by Henry Arthur
Jones.

© H. A. Jones, London ; D : 11447, Oct. 1,
1907. 13064

Evans and Sontag, the outlaws of Visalia; a
drama in 6 acts, founded exclusively on facts,
by R. C. White.

© Richard Cullen White, San Francisco;
1893 : 43556, Sept. 29. 13065

Eva's caprice; musical comedy in 4 scenes,
words and nuisic by G. 11. Clark.

© a. Rob Clark, Boston ; 1892 : 38323, Sept.
22. 13066

Evasion (!.') See Prisoners of the dead.

Evasion (L') du capitaine; grand drame pa-
triotique en 5 actes, de Serge Basset et Henry
Darcourt. Paris, C. Joubert, 1912. 112 p.
12°.

© Oct. 1, 1912 ; 2c. Dec. 2, 1912 ; D : 31524 ;
Joubert, Paris. 13067

Eve and a man; 1 act comedy playlet, by Myles
.McCarthy. [6], 21 p. 4*'. Typewritten.

© Ic. .July 11, 1913; D: 33709; Selma Wal-
ters, P.ninlwood Wis. 13068

play in 1 act, by Myles MciJarthy. rewrit-
ten by S. Walttn-s. 20 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. June 11, 1914; D : 37341 ; Selma AVal-
ters, Brantwood, Wis. 13068a

Eve and the man; or. Loves of yestei'day,
drama in 3 acts, bv N. R. Rosilla [pseud, of
N. R. Taylor] 43 p. 8". Printed.

© Mar. 9, 1914 ; 2c. Mar. 14, 1914 ; D : 36655 ;
Nellie R. Taylor, Philadelphia. 13068b

Eve did it; n comedy drama in 4 acts, by H. E.
Vanderkar.

© Rebecca Elizabeth Vanderkar, Brooklyn ;
I) : 7424, Oct. 19, 1905. 13069

Eve (The) of fulfillment; play, by W. L. Con-
ner. [08] p. f". Typewritten.

© Ic. .Tune 23, 1913; D : 33577 ; Will Leroy
Cornier, Newport, Ky. 13070

Eve (The) of marriage; monologue for a lady,
Ity Cenevieve Stebbins. New York, E. S.
Werner.

© Edgar S. Werner, New York ; 1895 : 17350.
Mar. 27 ; 2c. Apr. 18. 13071

Eve (The) of St. Agnes; a pantomime based
on Keats' poem of that name, by S. C. Spald-
ing. 3 p. f. Typewritten.

© S. C. Spalding, New York; D : 15532,
Apr. 3, 1909; 2c. Apr. 3, 1909. 13072

Eve, the new medium; a scien to - spiritual
drama founded upon facts, compiled, rev. and
adapted to modern dramatic usage, by F. G.
Maeder.

© Fred G. IVIaeder, New York ; 1873 : 13769,
Nov. 28. 13073

Eve, the saleslady.

© G. W. Ridden, Philadelpliia; 1881 : 16076,
Oct. 28. 13074

— — ■ See also Only a shop girl.

Evelyn; drama in 4 acts, by N. H. Hornstine.
73 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Nathan H. Hornstine, Philadelphia; D:
9472, Nov. 20, 1906; 2c. Nov. 28, 1906. 13075

or. Only a woman, a drama in 4 acts, by

Ad. Neuendorff.

© George W. Hyatt, New York ; 1884 : 9004.
Apr. 30. 13076

Evelyn Gray; or. The victims or our western
Turks, a tragedy in 5 acts, bv H. I. Stern.
New York, John B. Alden, 1890. 236 p. 12°.

© H. I. Stern, San Diego, Cal. ; 1890:6236,
Feb. 21 ; 2c. Oct. 0. 13077

Even (An) balance; a 4 act drama of to-day, by
E. Marie Richmond.

© Searle & Gorton, Chicago; 1894:46189,
Oct. 3. 13078

Even exchange; comedy sketch, by Cnsper Na-
than and Barry Gi-ay. 14 p. 4". Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Dec. 26, 1912 ; D : 31870 ; .Tolin J. Pe-
ters, New York. 13079

Even (An) play; vaudeville sketch, by Mrs.
B. A. Armstrong. 12 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 28, 1910; D: 20606; Mrs. B. A.
Armstrong, Minneapolis. 13080

Even (The) score; drama of retribution in 1 act,
by E. Sterne. 18 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 30, 1915; D : 40219 ; Elaine
Sterne, New York. 13080a

Even unto death; a drama in 4 acts, by II.
Meredith.

© Harry Meredith, Charlestown, Mass.;
1872:9053. Aug. 23. 13081

Even unto the third and fourth generation;
play in 1 act, by A. Cowles. [1], 23 p. 4".
Typewritten.

© Ic. July 2.5, 1912; D : 30351 ; Albert
CoAvles, William.sport, Pa. 13082

631

13083

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

13101

Evening (An) at Helen's; a 1 act play, by Kate
Thomas. New York. S. French; London, S.
French, ltd., 1908. 26 p. 12°.

© Samuel French, New York ; D : 13116,
June 5, 1908; 2c. Sept. 21, 1908. 13083

Evening (An) at home; play in 1 act, by S. G.
A. Rogers. 21 p. f. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 18, 1913; D : 33525 ; Samuel
Green Arnold Rogers, West Chester, Pa.

13084

Evening (An) by the fireside; musical fantasy
in 1 act. by H. Riviere. 5 p. 4". Typewrit-
ten. [Words only]

© Ic. Nov. 3, 1914; D: 38685; Harriett
Riviere, San Francisco. 13084a

Evening (An) call; l>eing the life story of Chim-
mie Fadden, arr. by W. INIontague. 9 p. 4".
Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 29, 1914 ; D : 38631 ; Walter Mon-
tague, San Francisco. 13084b

a 1 act musical comedy, by C. T. Byrne.

6 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Charles T. Byrne, Corning, N. Y. ; D:
2400, Sept. 29, 1902 ; 2c. June 17. 1902. 13085

Evening dress; fai'ce, by W. D. Howells. New
York, Harper & brothers, 1893. 1 p. 1., 59 p.
front., pi. 25'. (Harpers black & white
series)

© William Dean Howells, New York; 1893:
37980, Aug. 17 ; 2c. Oct. 25. 13086

Evening (An) in Fairyland; written and com-
posed by P. A. Trowbridge.

© Percie A. Trowbridge, Cleveland; 1892:
21688, May 23. 13087

Evening (An) in Hawaii; vaudeville sketch,
by C. Alisky. [3] p. t". TypewrittcMi.

© Ic. Nov. 4, 1912 ; D : 31428 ; Carl Alisky.
San Francisco. 13088

Evening (An) in mythologyland. Sec Pranks
of a little love couple.

Evening (An) of quiet; a sketch in 1 act, by
A. Girard.

© Annie Girard, San Francisco ; D : 7272,
Sept. 15, 1905. 13089

Evening (An) of statuary and tableaux; a
summer evening's entertaiiunent. by G. B.
Bartlett. Boston, W. H. Baker & co., 1888.
50 p. 12°.

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston; 1888:
10875, Apr. 14 ; 2c. Apr. 24. 13090

Evening (An) with Chaucer; play, by Mrs.
P. D. Creag.-r. 24 p. 4". Typewritten.
© Ic. Jan. 28, 1914; D: 35830; Maude E.

Evening (An) with English queens; composed
by a class of young girls in Miss Allen's
school. Cincinnati, E. P. Allen, 1889.

© E. P. Allen, Terrace Park, O. ; 1899:
15163, May 29; 2c. June 21. 13091

Creager, Crown Point, Tnd.

13090a

Same. 2d ed.

© Eleanor P. Allen, Kennedy, O. ; 1893 :
53607, Dec. 4. 13092

Evening (An) with Janice Meredith; or, A
surprise party of the eighteenth century, [a
•farce in 1 act] by I. G. Bishop. 26 p. 8°.
Printed.

© Tola Getchell Bishop, Savannah, Ga. ; D :
4675, Mar. 2, 1904; 2c. June 15, 1904. 13093

Evening (An) with the Dewsnaps; by J. W.
Schwartz.

© Jacob W. Schwartz, New York; D:2513,
Oct. 28, 1902. 13094

Evening (An) with The merchant of Venice,
Romeo and Juliet and Hamlet. Cliicago,
New York [etc.] The Old Greek press [1907]
160 p. incl. front, (port.) 24°. (The nut-
shell library)

© Sherwin Cody, Lake Bluff, 111. ; A : 173895,
Apr. 1, 1907; 2c. Apr. 20, 1907. 13095

Eventail (L'); piece en 4 actes [pnr Robert de
Flers et G. A. de Caillavet] [Paris. Impr. de
I'lllustration] 1907. 2 p. 1., 87 p. 12".

© Robert de Flers et G. A. de Caillavet,
Paris; D: 11942, Dec. 19, 1907; 2c. Doc. 19,
1907. 13096

Eventful (An) honeymoon; a comedy playlet
in 1 scene, by Richmond Hutchius. 30 p. 4".
Typewritten.

© Joseph Cusack, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. ; D :
15030, Feb. 8, 1909 ; 2c. Feb. 8, 1909. 13097

Eventful (An) night; by G. Bayley. 7 p. f".
Typewritten.

© Grace Bayley, Lynn, Mass.; D: 10405.
Ai>r. 23, 1907 ; 2c. Apr. 23, 1907. 13098

Events of life; a comedy-drama, in 5 acts, by
H. E. Lorenz. 29 p. f". Typewritten.

© Henry Edward Lorenz, Alleghenv. Pa.;
D : 2296, Sept. 3, 1902 ; 2c. Oct. 13. 1902. 13099

Ever loving barber shop chord; play in 1 act,
by A. Allen and L. Morton. 4 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Mar. 8. 1913; D: 32608; Arthur Allen
and Leroy Morton, I'ittsburgh. 13100

Ever (The) open door; drama in 4 acts, bv G. R.
Sims and H. H. Herbert. [116] p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Nov. 1, 1913 ; D : 34916 ; George Robert
Sims, Loudon, and Herbert H. Herbert, Liver-
pool. 13101

632

13102

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

13118

Everlasting; a play in 4 acts, by Victor Pnini.
108 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 16, 1910; D:21S06; William J.
Perlnian, Brooklyn. 13102

Every Boy. See Everyboy.

Every bullet is marked; play in 3 acts, by A. K.
Shields. [2], 97 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 13, 1911 ; D : 23349 ; Angela Keir
Shields, New York. 13103

Every child; fairy play in 2 acts and 3 scenes,
by Mabel Louise Lowe [pseud, of M. L.Lowen-
thal] and Irene Brickner. 9 p. 4°. Type-
written. [Scenario]

© Ic. Dec. 14, 1911 ; D : 28297 ; Mabel Louise
Lowenthal, Rochester, N. Y.

— scenario, by R. L. Hausmaun.
Typewritten.

© Ic. June 24, 1913 ; D : 33734 ;
Hausniann, San Francisco.

13104

13 p. 4°.

Rosalie L.
13105

See also Everychild.

Every day; comedy in 1 act, by J. Simonson.
[2], 35 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 17, 1914; D: 37339; Julius Si-
monson, New York. 13106

Every day in the year; comedy in 1 act, by
Willard Mack. 9 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 10, 1915 ; D : 40365 ; Leslie Mor-
gan, New York. 13106a

E very-day life; in 5 acts, by Oscar D. Castro
and \V. G. Browne. Typewritten.

© W. Gault Browne, Chicago; 1900 A:
31102, Dec. 24; 2c. May 13. 1901. 13107

play in 1 act. by M. Cash. [7] p. f. Type-
written.

© Ic. July 0, 1914 ; D : 37565 ; Morris Cash,
Milwaukee. 13107a

Every-day (An) man; a comedy in 3 acts, by
M. Merington.

© Marguerite ^lerington, New York ; 1895 :
34258, July 1. 13108

by O. Davis. [155] p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. June 28, 1911 ; D : 24596 ; Owen Davis,
New York. 13109

Every-day (An) occurrence: comedy in 1 act and
1 scene by J. Frohart. 20 p. 4". Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Oct. 3, 1911; D:2.j383; Joseph Fro-
hart, Brooklyn. 13110

Every-day occurrences; drama in 3 acts, by
E. A. Braunworth. 23 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 11, 1915; D : 40907 ; Emma A.
Braunworth, New York. 13110a

Every-day occurrences — Continued.

a finale to the first part of a negro minstrel

entertainment, as presented by Schoolcraft
and Coes, ed. by George H. Coes. Boston,
W. H. Baker & co., 1893. 6 p. 12°. ( [Baker's
darky plays])

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston; 1893:
42859, Sept. 25; 2c. Oct. 20. 13111

Every dog has his day. See Hydrophobia,

Every dog — his day; morality play with a pro-
logue and an epilogue, and in 4 scenes, by
E. W. Mumford. [3], 19 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 12, 1912 ; D : 31376 ; Ethel Watts
Mumford, Port Washington, N. Y. 13112

Every gas man; morality play done into mod-
ern English, by A. B. Kelley. 31 p. 16°.
Printed.

© Jan. 22, 1914 ; Ic. Jan. 24, 1914 ; Ic. Jan.
28, 1914 ; D : 35848 ; Albert Bartram Kelley,
Philadelphia. 13112a

Every Girl. See Everygirl.

Every Graduate. *S'ee Everygraduate.

Every husband; or, A cowboy's paradise,
western comedy in 4 acts, by J. S. Angell.
[36] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 28, 1914 ; D : 36392 ; J. S. Angell,
La Mesa, Cal. 13112b

Every inch a queen. See Dolly Madison.

Every inch a woman; by A. Van Deventer. 18
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 15, 1911 ; D : 25228 ; A. Van De-
venter, New York. 13113

Evesry inch an American; an original 4 act mel-
odrama of Russian militai'y life, by J. H.
Cowan. 93 p. f°. Typewritten.

© James H. Cowan, Wilmington, N. G. ; D :
5938, Dec. 14, 1904; 2c. Jan. 19, 1905. 13114

Every Jack has his Jill; a play in 1 act, by E.
Sagendorf.

© E. Sagendorf, Scranton, Pa. ; 1896 : 36899,
June 24. 13115

Every little bit helps; a musical novelty act, by
E. Gardner. 3 p. 4°.

© Ethellvn Gardner, Milburn, N. J. ; D :
7842, Jan. 12, 1906; 2c. Jan. 12, 1906. 13116

Every little movement; comedy in 1 act, by
J. W. S. Sullivan. [1], 17 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Mar. 29, 1911 ; D : 23778 ; John W. S.
Sullivan, New York. 13117

Every Man. Sec Everyman.

Every man a penny; a drama in 3 acts, by D. F.
Tillisch and Henry Dumont. 65 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ditlev Frederik Tillisch, Chicago ; D :
14786, Jan. 11, 1909; 2c. Jan. 23, 1909. 13118

633

13119

DEAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

13133

Every man for himself; a melodrama in 5
acts, by J. T. Davis.

© James T. Davis, New York ; 1891 : 7519,
Feb. 27. 13119

Every man has his price; play in 4 acts, by
Luke North [pseud, of James H. Griffes] 131
p. obi. S". Typewi-itten.

© Ic. Fel). 21, 1910 ; D : 20256 ; James H.
Griffes, Los Angeles. 13120

Same. IjOS Angeles, Gorden press, 1910.

54 p. 12".

© Apr. 13, 1910; 2c. Apr. 21, 1910; A:
20854; James H. Grilles, Los Angeles. 13121

See also Walpole.

Every nig'ht; travesty on Everybody, by F. A.

Ooogan. 11 p. f. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 4, 1915 ; D : 40284 ; Francis Alan

Coogan, Boston. 13121a

Every Pupil; a twentieth century morality
play, by A. F. Learned.

© Abbie Fox I>>arned, Chicago ; D : 15404.
Mar. 22. 1909. 13122

Every-soul; drama in a foreword, 7 incarna-
tions and an afterword, founded on Justine
Sterns' [pseud, of Justine Sterns Lewisl book
Osru, by A. L. Pollock. [96] p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Oct. 24, 1913; D : 34859 ; Alice Leal

Pollock, New York. 13123

Every Student. See Everystudent.

Every thief has a soul; by D. M. Norris. 6 p.
4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 26, 1909; D: 17545; Don M.
Norris, San Diego, Cal. 13124

Every Wife. Sec Everywife.

Every Woman. Sec Everywoman.

Every woman's rights; in 3 acts, by August
Painia. |29] p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 2, 1912; D : 28188 ; Spirella Co.,
Meadville. Pa. 13125

Every Youngman, in search of Success; play
in 5 acts, by L. Loeb. [2], 113 p. 4". Type-
written.

© Ic. Sept. 18, 1914; D: 38163; Louis
Loeb, Nashville. 13125a

Every-Youth; an outdoor morality play in 1
act, by 0. D. Mackay. [1], 26 p. 4°. Type-
wi'itten.

© Ic. Oct. 8, 1912; D: 31071; Constance
D'Arcy Mackay, Shirley Centre, Mass. 13126

■ See alf<o Everyyouth.

Everyadvertiser, his pilgrimage in quest of
Success; publicity morality play in 3 acts, by
R. A. Foley. 18 p. f". Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 16, 1912; D : 28717 ; Richard A.
Foley, Philadelphia. 13126a

Everybody; play in 1 act, by P. G. Piattl. [1],
25 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 13, 1911; D: 23953; Peter G.
Piatti, New York. 13127

• iSee also Every night.

Everybody astonished; an original farce in 1
act, by E. Henri Baunian. Clyde, O., A. D.
Ames, 1887. 6 p. 12°. ([Ames' series of
standard and minor drama, no. 218])

© A. D. Ames, Clyde, O. ; 1887 : 3975, Feb.
18; 2c. Feb. 18. 13128

Everybody in search of fortune; morality
sketch in 4 scenes, by P. G. Piatti. [3], 53
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 8, 1912; D: 30206; Peter G.
Piatti, New York. 13129

Everybody kisses Hattie; comedy in 1 act, by
T. P. Morgan. 14 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Tom P. Morgan, Rogers, Ark. ; D : 10017.
May 22, 1907: 2c. May 22, 1907. 13130

Everybody's doin' it; luiuti nautical musical
comedy in 3 acts, by J. Gmunan. [1], 84 p.
4°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. July 12, 1912; D: 30248; Jack Gor-
man, New York. 13131

See also Married on the quiet.

Everybody's up; a protean farce in 1 act, plot
by Mr. and Mrs. G. Crane, dialogue by Ed-
mund Day. 36 p. f. Typewritten.

© Gardner Crane, New York ; D : 8278.
Apr. 5, 1906 ; 2c. Apr. 5, 1906. 13132

Everybody said so; play in 3 nets, with an
epilogue, by P.. Boder. [130] p. 4". Type-
written.

© Ic. Apr. 29, 1914; D : 36862 ; Bartiett
Boder, New York. 13132a

Everybody square. Sec When love shall con-
quer death.

Everybody will like it. See Terrapin's stew.

Everybody works but father; or. The roof of
the world, a comedy, by W. Fessler. 118 p.
4". TypeAvritten.

© Walter Fessler, New York ; D : 7891, J:in.
23, 1906; 2c. Feb. 14, 1906. 13133

Everyboy, and other plays for children; by
Isabel Anderson, with illustrations by Junius
Cravens. New York, The Shakespeare press,
1914. 155 p. incl. front., illus., plates. 12°.

Contents: Everyboy .^ — King Foxy of Muir
Glacier. — Little Doubt. — Merry Jerry. — The
Gee Whiz.— Justice Whisker's trial.— The
witch of the woods.— Little Madcap's jour-
ney.

© Oct. 1, 1914; 2c. Nov. 20, 1914; A:
388473 ; Isabel Anderson, Brookline, IMass.

13133a

634

13134

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

13149

Everychild; Christmas play in 3 acts, by M. A.
Barnes. [2], 7 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 2.5, 1913 ; D : 32077 ; Morton A.
Barnes, Newarlc, N. J. 13134

fairy music play in 1 act, [by] B. Reynolds.

Boston, The Gorham press ; Toronto, The
Copp Clark co., ltd. [1914] 4.5 p. 12°.
(American dramatists series) [Libretto only]
© Oct. 31, 1914 ; 2c. Nov. 7, 1914 ; D : 38735 ;
Beatrix Reynolds, Paterson, N. J. 13134a

— ■ music play in 3 acts for children, by B.
Reynolds. 21 p. 4". Typewritten. [Libretto
only I

© Ic. Nov. 26, 1913; D: 35151; Beatrix
Reynolds, Paterson. 13135

— play in 4 acts, by B. M. Johnson. [24] p.
f. Typewritteii.

© Ic. Feb. 17, 1912; D : 28746 ; Bertha M.
Johnson, Ogontz, Pa. 13136

•a play in 3 acts, iTy Gertrude Fulton

Tooker, with illustrations by Archie Gunn.
Indiantipolis, the Bol)bs - IMerrill company
[1914] 6 p. 1.. 141, [1] p. front., plates. 8°.
© Sept. 4, 1914; 2c. Sept. 10, 1914; A:
379456; Bobbs-Merrill company, Indianapolis.

13136a

See also Every child.

Everygirl; humorous morality play in 2 acts,
by William Ganson Rose. Philadelphia, Penn
publishing co., 1913. 38 p. 12°.

© Nov. 15, 1913 ; 2c. Oct. 7, 1914 ; D : 38414 ;
IVnn publishing co., I'hiladclphia. 13136b

Everygraduate, his quest for Success; an alle-
gorical playlet for graduating classes, in 3
acts, by Gustav Blum and E. Fern Hague.
New York, S. French ; London, S. French,
ltd., 1911. 16 p. 12°. (On cover: French's
international copyrighted ed. of the works of
the best authors, no. 217)

© Nov. 29, 1911 ; 2c. Dec. 1, 1911 ; D : 25909 ;
Sanuiel French, New York. 13137

Everyman; a morality play, ed. with an intro-
duction bv Montrose J. Moses. New Y^ork,
J. F. Taylor & company, 1903. 2 p. 1., Ixix
p., 3 1., 69 p. front., 11 pi. 8°.

© J. F. Taylor & CO., New York ; A : 71492.
Oct. 29, 1903; 2c. Oct. 29, 1903. 13137a

• ed., with an introduction, notes and

bibliography, bv Montrose J. Moses. New
York, M. kennerley [1908] 4 p. 1., 161 p.
front., 7 pi. 12°.

© Mitchell Kennerley, New York ; A : 211765,
July 11, 1908 ; 2c. July 11, 1908. 13138

Everyman — Continued.

■ or. The summoning' of Everyman, an old

morality play. 24 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Jessie Bonstelle Stuart, Philadelphia ;
D : 2132, July 18, 1902 ; 2c. July 18, 1902.

13139

■ Sec also Second (The) shepherds' play. —

Senior (The)

Everystudent; allegorical playlet, by M. Lew-
inson. [2], 12 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 19, 1912 ; D : 31807 ; Minna Lew-
inson, New York. 13140

Everystudent, his encounters in pursuit of
knowledge; modern morality play in 1 act,
bv Edith Everett. Chicago, A. Flanagan com-
pany [1912] 26 p. 12°.

© Jan. 25, 1912; 2c. Jan. 29, 1912; D:
28466; A. Flanagan co., Chicago. 13141

Everything by steam; an original Ethiopian
drama in 1 act, by Harry Newton.

© Arch McLean Crane, Durham Park,
Kan. ; 1876 : 8758, July 26. 13142

Everything goes; a musical comedy.

© Fannie Rice, New York; 1890:37189,
Nov. 24. 13143

Everything goes at the seashore; comedy
sketch, by C. I^yndon and Audrey Robinson.
[6] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 12, 1914 ; D : 36395 ; Cecil Lyn-
don, Chicago. 13143a

a comedy sketch in 1 act, by C. Lyndon

and E. Dorman. [2], 6 p. 4°. Typewritten.

©Ic. Mar. 11, 1912; 0:29002; Cecil Lyn-
don and Edna Dorman, New York. 13144

Everything goes in vod'ville; comedy in 1 act,
by T. P. Morgai\. 11 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Tom P. IMorgan. Rogers, Ark. ; D : 11111,
Aug. 5, 1907; 2c. Aug. 5, 1907. 13145

Every wife; symbolical story in 7 scenes, by
G. Y. Hobart. 27 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 6, 1911; D: 24413; George V.
Hobart, Pelham Manor, N. Y. 13146

Every woman; by F. Mandel. 17 p. obi. 12°.
Typewritten.

© Frank Mandel. San Francisco ; D : 6.501,
Mar. 28, 1905; 2c. May 1, 1905. 13147

by Walter Browne. New York, The H. K.

Fly company [1911] 5 p. 1., [7]-121 p.
front., plates. 12°.

© Mar. 15, 1911; 2c. Nov. 28, 1911; A:
303355; Clarisa E. Browne, New York. 13148

Everywonian, her pilgrimage in quest of
Love; a modern morality play, by W. Browne.
67 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© AValter Browne, New York ; D : 13219.
.June 20, 1908 ; 2c. June 20, 1908. 13149

635

13150

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

13168

Every woman's road; by J. Hanimoiul. I'ri-
vatelv printed by tbe Star printing company,
1911. 55 p. 8".

© May 20, 1911; 2c. June 3, 1911; D:
24392; Josephine Hanuiiond, Roxbury, Mass.

13150

Everyyouth; nior:il fantasy in 3 scenes, by
Harrv L. Newton, ('bicago, T. S. Denison &,
CO. [1912] 39 p. 12".

© July 5, 1912 ; 2c. July 8, 1912 ; D : 30196 ;
Eben H. Norris, Chicago. 13151

See also Every-Youth.

Evicted (The); drama in Irish country life, by
J. Donovan-Potter. [5], 40 p. f°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Feb. 17, 1914 ; D : 36054 ; Joseph Don-
ovan-Potter, New York. 13151a

Eviction (The); or. Adventures in the old
land and the new, an Irish-American drama
in o acts, by W. M. Lomasney.

© William Mackay Lomasney, Detroit ;
1880 : 5.561, Apr. 8. 13152

or, Ireland's wrongs, a new original

drama in 5 acts, by .1. and M. Callaus.

© J. and M. Calhius, New York; 1871:
9015, Sept. 27. 13153

See also Troubles in Ireland.

Evidence circumstantial; a comedy drama in
3 acts, by W. H. Hartley. 54 p. 4". Type-
written.

© William H. Hartley, Fall River, Mass.;
D : 14052, Oct. 13, 1908 ; 2c. Oct. 13, 1908.

13154

Evil (The) eye; or. The many merry mishaps
of Nid and the weird, wonderful wander-
ings of Nod, by Sidney R. Ellis. [Libretto J

© Y^ale & Ellis nmsic co., Philadelphia ;
1899:78084, Dec. 1; 2c. Dec. 2. 13155

fantastical, specta<ular trick comedy

in 3 acts.bv C. H. Yale and S. R. Ellis. [Phil-
adelphia, Grossman & Strafford] 1898. 83
p. 8°.

© Charles H. Yale and Sidney R. Ellis,
New York ; 1898 : 26786, Apr. 29 ; 2c. Aug. 3.

13156

(Malocchio); a satirical comedy in 3 acts.

adapted from the Italian of Gerolamo Enrico
Nani, by M. Walsh.

© Marie Walsh, Brooklyn; D : 5222, .Tune
22, 1904. 13157

— See also Malocchio.

Evil (An) genius; dramatized by Mrs. B. D.
Chester, from A fallen idol, by F. Anstey
[pseud, of Thomas Anstey Guthrie] 88 p.
obi. 8". Typewritten.

© Mrs. B. D. Chester, New York; 1890:
530, Jan. 3; Ic. Jan. 3. 13158

Evil (The) hunter; drama in 3 acts, by H.
Sandby. [2], 67 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 28, 1911; D : 25897 ; Mr.s. Her-
man Sandby, Philadelphia. 13159

Evil (The) men do; a melodrama in 5 acts,
by Theo Kremer. 140 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© A. H. Woods, New York; D : 3528, Mav
21, 1903; 2c. May 28, 1903. [Note: Described
on copies as a comedy dx-ama] 13160

Evil (The) that men do; a drama in 5 acts, by
A. Campbell. Rev. ed. 86 p. f°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Alcest Campbell, Denver ; D : 7710, Dec.
14, 1905; 2c. Dec. 23, 1905. 13161

a play in 1 act, by M. Flanagan.

© Matthew Flanagan, New York; 1898:
66821, Nov. 14; 2c. Nov. 14. 13162

Evil (The) thereof; play in 3 acts, by Stanley
Ford. [50] p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 28, 1914; D: 38624; F. Stanley
Smith, New York. 13162a

Evil to him who evil thinks,
qui mal y pense.

Sec Honni soit

Evil (The) women do; by L. Church.

© Lottie Church, Brooklyn; D:5295, Julv
7, 1904. 13163

Evlin Gray; 3 act comedy, by J. Hood. 64 p.
4". Typewritten.

© John Hood, Kearny. N. J. ; D : 9415, Nov.
12, 1906 ; 2c. Nov. 12, 1906. 13164

Evolution; a burlesque in 2 acts, libretto com-
plete and part of the music sketched, by C. F.
Webber.

© Charles F. Webber, Boston ; 1889 : 12825,
Apr. 26. 13165

satire with music, by H. Kolb. 6 p. 4°.

Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Dec. 6, 1913; D: 35270; Ilarland

Kolb, Philadelphia. 13166

tragedy in 4 acts, by F. Lucchetti. 46 p.

Evil fortunes of one Mr. Damocles Jones.
See Aphrodite.

4". Typewritten.

© Francesco Lucchetti, Philadelphia ; D :
14430, Dec. 2, 1908; 2c. Dec. 2, 1908. 13167

Evolution (An) in modern loving; a chapter
in the life of to-day, a tale of love without
a lover, a competitive play by S. Cecil.

© Sarah Cecil, New York; 1891:441.55,
Dec. 7. 13168

636

13169

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

13184

Evolution (The) of a Puritan; or, Mademoi-
selle Julie, a comedy in 3 acts, by C. W. Ger-
main.

■© Clmrlotte Wharton Germain, New York ;
D : 2438, Oct. 3, 1902. 13169

Evolution (The) of Dolly; comedy in 1 act, l)y
M. 10. Mooi'o. [1], 33 1). 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. July 31, 1914 ; D : 37705 ; Marion E.
Moore, New York. 13169a

Evolution (The) of Johnson and Wells; by D.
Delmore. 5 p. f . Typewritten.

© Drucie Delmore, Detroit; D : 40r)0, Oct.
6, 1903; 2c. Sept. 3, 1903. 13170

Evolution (The) of Lilian; plav in 4 acts, by
J. F. Phillips. [50] p. f. Ms.

© Ic. June 12, 1914 ; D : 37304 ; John FranR-
lyn Phillips, Great Neck, N. Y. 13170a

Evolution (The) of negro minstrelsy; or, The
savage, the slave, the soldier and the citi-
zen, being a theatric history of the negro
race in the 19th century, by W. Foote. 12 p.
4". Typewritten. [Synopsis onlyl

© William Foote, St. Louis; 1890:12940.
Apr. 19; Ic. Apr. 19. ' 13171

Evolution (The) of the American girl; dra-
matic composition, by R. C. Odoms.

© Odoms theatrical exchange, Indianapo-
lis; D: 13324, July 10, 1908. " 13172

Evolution (The) of the banjo. Sec Then and
now.

Evolution (The) of the cake walk; by AVilliam

D. Hall. 3 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Hei'bert Francis Roberts, Philadelphia ;
D : 1657, Mar. 27, 1902 ; 2c. Mar. 27, 1902.

13173

Evolutionist (The); a drama in 4 acts, by E.
and A. N. Shideler. Typewritten.

© Edwin and A. N. Shideler, Cincinnati ;
1900 A : 7719, Mar. 24 ; 2c. Mar. 2G. 13174

Ewig-weibliche (Das); ein heiteres phantasie-
spiel in 4 aufziigen, von R. Misch. New York,

E. Lederer, 1901. 146 p. 12".

© Robert Misch, Berlin ; D : 1197, Dec. 19,
1901 ; 2c. Jan. 24, 1902. 13175

Ewige (Die) angst; lustspiel in 3 akten, von
Leo Feld nnd Karl von Levetzow. Wien,
Deutsch-oesterreichischer vei-lag, 1912. 144
p. 16°.

© Ic. Oct. 25, 1912 ; D : 31234 ; Deutsch-oes-
terreichischer verlag, Vienna. 13176

Ewige lampe; posse mit gesang und tanz in 3
akten, von Jean Kren, gesangstexte von Al-
fred Schonfeld, musik von Max Schmidt. Ber-
lin. Felix Bloch erben, 1909. 68 p. 8". [Li-
bretto only]

© Ic. Dec. 28, 1901; D: 17795; Felix Bloch
erben, Berlin. 13177

Ewige (Das) paar (eine episode in seinem
leben); melodrama in 3 akten und einem epi-
log, von Conrad Rufus, mit teilweiser beniit-
zung einer idee von R. T. R. Milliken.
Miinclien, Drei masken verlag, g. m. b. li.,
1913. 94 p. 8".

© Ic. Jan. 9, 1913; D: 31956; Drei masken
vei'lag, g. m. b. b., Municb. 13178

Ewige (Der) wanderer; drama in 3 akten und
einem prolog, von Ossip Dymow, deutsch von
A. E. Licho. Berlin, Vertriebsstelle des Ver-
ba ndes deutscher biihnenschriftsteller, g. m.
b. h. 55 p. 12°.

© Ic. Jan. 14, 1914; D: 35650; Adolf Ed-
gar Licho, Berlin. 13178a

Ex post facto; play in 1 act, by J. Liberman.
8 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 4, 1915 ; D : 39862 ; Jules Liber-
man, New York. 13178b

Ex tenebris lumen (From darkness, light);
drama in 10 acts, by a Sister of mercy [Sis-
ter Mary Gregory] 59 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 23, 1915; D: 40146; Sisters of
mercy, Providence, R. I. 13178c

Exaltation of Pocahontas; graphically pre-
sented in a series of tableaux of living char-
acters, revived in actors, action, spectacle
and reading, by Randolph Keim.

© De B. Randolph Keim, Washington; D:
10161, Mar. IG, 1907. 13179

Examination day at school; by J. Hart. Type-
written.

© Joseph Hart, New York ; 1900 A : 23932,
Sept. 26; 2c. Sept. 26. 13180

Examination day at Woodhill school; farcical
entertainment in 1 act. by Ward Macauley.
Philadelphia, Penn publishing company, 1911.
30 p. 12°.

© Sept. 9, 1911; 2c. Sept. 12, 1911; D:
25195; Penn pub. co., Philadelphia. 13181

Examination (An) of school teachers fifty
years ago; nine characters, by W. N. Hull.
Corvallis, Or., Craig & Conover, 1889. 15 p.
8°.

© AV. N. Hull, Corvallis, Or. ; 1889 : 3622, Jan.
31; 2c. Jan. 31. 13182

Examination (The) of two students; or. The

daughter of a poor teacher, by H. Friedman.

© Hyman Friedman, New York ; D : 4616,

Jan. 26, 1904. 13183

Example (The); drama in 1 act, by H. R. Mil-
ler. 14 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 27, 1913; D: 34.547; Herbert
Rheinhart Miller, Seattle. 13184

637

13185

DEAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

13205

Excalibur; an Arthurian drama, by R. A.
Cram. Boston, Richard G. Badger, 1909. 4
p. 1., 160 p. 8°.

© Ralph Adams Cram, Boston ; D : 14649,
Dec. 28, 1908; 2c. Dec. 28, 1908. 13185

Exceeding the limit; a sketch in 1 scene, by
Matt Woodward. 10 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Brown & Kohler, Dayton, O. ; D : 15422,
Mar. 24, 1909 ; 2c. Mar. 16, 1909. 13186

Excellent (An) receipt; 1 act comedy, by
Charles H. E. Brookfield. New York, S.
French; London, S. French, ltd., 1910. 20 p.
12".

© Dec. 12. 1910; 2e. Dec. 14, 1910; D:
22802; Samuel French, ltd., London. 13187

Excelsior; a grand dramatic, musical and terp-
sichorean play and spectacular production, by
Kiralfy bros.

© Kiralfv bros.. New York; 1883:4071,
Mar. 5; 2c. Aug. 31. 13188

an original, spectacxdar and grand descrip-
tive ballet, in 6 parts and 11 tableaux, libretto
by Luigi Manzotti, music by Romualdo Ma-
renco.

© Edmund Gerson, New York ; 1882 : 20484,
Dec. 4. 13189

■or, The fate of a playwriter, a drama in

4 acts, by Barl^n llossu fpseud. of W. O. Sou-
bron]

© William Otto Soubron, Milwaukee; D:
590, May 29, 1901. 13190

Excelsior junior; a burlesque in 3 acts, by R. A.
Barnet.

© R. A. Barnet, Boston ; 1894 : 57416, 57417,
Dec. 10. 13191, 13192

Excentric (The) electrician; a comedy in 3 acts,
by G. Bruno.

© Gus Bruno, New York; 1887:1742,
Jan. 2L 13193

Except ye become. See Aladdin's joy.

Excess baggage; comedy in 1 act, by B. S.
Dean. [17] p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 14, 1912; D : 31703 ; Benjamin
Sager Dean, Philadelphia. 13194

farce in 1 act, by Louis Weslyn. 17 p. f.

Typewritten.

© Robert Carter. Buffalo ; D : 8320. Apr. 11,
1906; 2c. Apr. 11, 19306. 13195

•play in 1 act, by V. McCord and A. Shaw.

[3], 18 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 22, 1914; D: 37926; Vera Mc-
Cord and Arthur Shaw, New York. 13195a

Excessive militarism; play in 1 act, by F. M.
Franklin. [3J, 18 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 24, 1915; D: 42429; Frank M.
Franklin, New York. 13195b

Excessively married; comedy in 3 acts, by J. L.
Hobble. [103] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 3, 1914 ; D : 36605 ; John Lewis
Hobble, Brooklyn. 13195c

Exchange (An) of souls; by E. S. White.

© Elizabeth S. White, White Plains, N. Y. ;
1900 A : 23721, Sept. 24. 13196

a drama, by Pauline C. Rust and Dor6

Davidson.

© Rust & Davidson, New York; 1897 : 4.^)286,
Aug. 11. 13197

Ex-chorister's (An) dream; by R. D. Barrett.
Typewritten. ^

© Richard D. Barrett, St. Louis ; D : 128, '
Feb. 11, 1901; 2c. Feb. 11, 1901. 13198

Excise trials; burlesque negro sketch, in 1
scene, arr. bv Charles White. New York,
R. M. De Witt.

© Robert M. De Witt, New York; 1875:
7701, July 23; 2c. July 29. 13199

Exclusive (The) story; play in 1 act, by F. C.
Kelly. 22 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 13, 1911; D: 24205; Fred C.
Kelly, Cleveland, O. 13200

Excuse me! comedy in 2 acts, by G. R. Bridg-
ham. Boston, Walter H. Baker & co., 1915.
44 p. 12".

© June 29, 1915; 2c. June 30, 1915; D:
41127 ; Gladys Ruth Bridgham, Somerville,
Mass. 13200a

farce-comedy in 3 acts, by Rupert Hughes.

105 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 6, 1910; D: 20721; Henry W.
Savage, New York. 13201

Executed on circumstantial evidence.

© Tom Wright Jury, Newark, N. J. ; 1898 :
12721, Feb. 21 ; 2c. Apr. 7. 13202

Execution (The); play in 1 act, by C. Kenyon.
28 p. f". Typewritten.

© Ic. June 13, 1912; D : 29962 ; Charles
Kenyon, San Francisco. 13203

a sketch in 1 act, by W. J. McDermott. 11

p. t". Typewritten.

© William Joseph McDermott, West Home-
stead, Pa. ; D : 12312, Feb. 5, 1908 ; 2c. Feb. 5.
1908. 13204

Executioner's (The) daughter.

© Charles C. Weigel, New York ; D : 4447,
Dec. 29, 1903. 13205

Executive clemency; dramatic sketch in 1 act,
by A. Girard. 25 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 26. 1914; D: 39666; Annie
Girard, Braintree, Mass. 13205a

638

13206

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

13227

Executor (The); a farce in 1 act, by J. C Car-

lyle and H. IMorgan. 22 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Howard Morgan, New Yorli ; D : 599,

June 21, 1901 ; 2c. June 21, 1901. 13206

Exempel (Das); histspiel in 3 aufziigen, von
Ludwig Fulda. Berlin, F. Bloch erben, 1909.
178 p. 12".

© Ic. Sept. 15, 1909 ; D : 1G783 ; Felix Bloch
erben, Berlin. 13207

Same. 2. aufl. Stuttgart uiid Berlin, J. G.

Cotta, 1909. 180 p. 12".

© Oct. IG, 1909 ; 2c. Oct. 30, 1909 ; D : 17228 ;
Felix Bloch erben, Berlin. 13208

Exerbition; or. The deestrick skule of fifty
years ago, by M. H. Jaquith. Chicago, Dra-
matic publishing company.

© Dramatic pub. co., Chicago ; 1896 : 59787,
Oct. 30 ; 2c. Nov. 9. 13209

Exherbition day at Bingville deestrick skule.

© Chas. F. Dow, Newton, Mass. ; D : 11272,

Sept. 3, 1907. 13210

Exhibit no. 4,268; a comedy drama in 1 act,
by M. H. Emeigh. 17 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Mathilde Hunter Emeigh, Brooklyn ; D :
10401, Apr. 23, 1907; 2c. May 18, 1907. 13211

Exhibition (The) drama; comprising drama,
comedy and farce, together with dramatic
and musical entertainments, for private theat-
ricals, home representations, holiday and
school exhibitions, by G. M. Balder. Boston,
Lee and Shepard ; New York. Lee, Shepard
& Dillingham [1874] Ip. 1., 248 p. front, illus.,
pi., diagr. 16°. (The amateur drama series.)
© George M. Baker, United States ; 1874 :
14506, Dec. 2; 2c. Dec. 8. 13211a

Same.

© Emily F. Baker, Wellesley Hills, Mass.,
in renewal for 14 years from Dec. 2, 1902;
A: 34906. June 7, 1902; 2c. July 12, 1902.

13211b
Ex-husbands; comedy in 1 act, by E. G. Long-
man. 12, [1] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 28, 1911 ; D : 24161 ; Edward G.
Longman, Brooklyn. 13212

Ex-hussar (The); a comedy-drama in 3 acts,
by M. St. John.

© Molvneus St. John, St. Paul ; 1880 : 1020,
Jan. 16. 13213

Exile (The); modern romance in 3 acts, by
W. A. Rivers. [90] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 6. 1910; D: 21946; Walter A.
Rivers, Coalinga, Cal. 13214

Walt Raymond's ideal creation, by W. J.

Raymond.

© W. J. Ravmond, United States; 1877:
13850, Nov. 28. 13215

Exile (The) of Erin; a drama, by C. B. Grant.
© C. B. Grant, New York; 1887:32987,
Dec. 19. 13216

Exile (The) of Siberia. »S'cc Royal (A) pass.

Exiled; or. Which the traitor? a drama in a
prologue and 3 acts, by Dr. A. Thompson.

© Dr. A. Thompson, Lowell; 1880:6659,
Apr. 30. 13217

Exiled from home; melodrama in 4 acts and 7
scenes, by F. H. Kaplan. 60 p. 4". Type-
written.

© Frank H. Kaplan, New 'York; D : 5198,
June 17, 1904 ; 2c. June 17, 1904. 13218

Exiled (The) heir. See Lloyd Pennant.

Exilee (L'); piece in 4 actes, par H. Kistemaeck-
ers. (In Petite illustration, no. 26, 23 aoilt
1913. SOrie- theatre, no. 15)

© Aug. 23, 1913; 2c. Sept. 17, 1913; D:
34444 ; Henry Kistemaeckers, Paris. 13219

Exiles (The); drama in 5 acts, by G. F. Rowe,
from a novel by Lubomirski.

© George F. Rowe, New York ; 1878 : 2403,
Feb. 26. 13220

adapted from the French of Victorien

Sardou, Eugenus and Prince Lubomirsky, by
L. R. Shewell. Boston, 1877.

© Tompkins and Hill, Boston ; 1877 : 10717,
Sept. 17. 13221

a drama in 4 acts, by an exile.

© T. H. Thomason, New Orleans; 1882:
2971, Feb. 25. 13222

Exiles in Acadie; prologue and 3 acts, by W.
Hughes. 107 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Wallace Hughes, Louisville; D : 7267,
Aug. 28, 1905 ; 2c. Sept. 13, 1905. 13223

Exit Mr. Black; play in 3 acts, by A. J. Harn-
well. 15 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 3, 1915; D: 41154; Anna J.
Harnwell. Evanston, 111. 13223a

Exit Tessie; vaudeville sketch, by Leslie T.
Peacocke. 17 p. f. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 27, 1912 ; D : 30659 ; Selma Wal-
ters, Brantwood, Wis. 13224

Ex-member (The); a comedy in 3 acts, by A. A.
Hamilton.

© A. A. Hamilton, United States; 1878:
14078, Dec. 2. 13225

Exodus (The); a drama in 5 acts, by W. Patter-
son.

© William H. Patterson, Philadelphia ;
1886 : 6806, Mar. 24. 13226

a drama in 3 acts, by L. A. Smith. Ms.

© Louie A. Smith. Washington; 1880:
13881, Sept. 11; Ic. Oct. 16. 13227

639

13228

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

13242

Exodus (The) — Continued.

a 4 act melodrama dealing with the negro

problem and its solution, by Joseph D. Glass
and Jolm IMiller Gregory. 70 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Glass & Gregory. Atlanta ; D: 10022, Feb.
2, 1907 ; 2c. Feb. 25, 1907. 13228

— a spectacular play, by J. Rettig.

© John Rettig, Cincinnati; 1889:28330,
Sept. 18. 13229

— See also Zeida.

Exodus XX: 12; 1 act play, by C. Cooksey. 8
p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 1, 1915 ; D : 41629 ; Curtis Cook-
sey, New York. 13229a

Expansion; a dramatic composition, by G. W.
(.,)uigley. 26 p. 4". Typewritten.

© George William Quigley, New York; D:
1437, Feb. 13, 1902 ; 2c. Feb. 13, 1902. 13230

Expectations; or, Pip's fortune, a drama in 4
acts, by W. E. Blake.

© Wm. E. Blake, New York; 1871:6371,
July 5. 13231

Expedition (The) to Khartoum. See Wolse-
ley.

Experience; allegory in 7 scenes, by G. V. Ho-
bart. [3], 30 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 5, 1914; D : 36254 ; George V.
Hobart, Pelham Manor, N. Y. 13231a

a comedy in 2 acts, by F. P. Foster, adapted

and altered from the French.

© William K. Foster, New York; 1874:
9810, July 27. 13232

a morality play of today, by George V. Ho-
bart. Acting version. New York, The H. K.
Fly company [1915] 128 p. front, (ports.),
plates. 12°.

© Feb. 8, 1915; 2c. and aflf. Apr. 2, 1915;
A : 406733 ; H. K. Fly co.. New York. 13232a

original play in 3 acts, by George V. Ho-
bart. [60] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 25, 1914; D: 38309; Walter C.
Jordan, New York. 13232b

Experience (The) in a strange country; by J.
Blitzman. 11 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 25, 1915 ; D : 39939 ; John Blitz-
man, St. Louis. 13232c

Experience in Arcadia; acting romantic mono-
logue for woman, by Stanley Schell. p. 7-13.
12". (On cover: Stanley Schell's sketches)

© Apr. 4, 1914 ; 2c. Apr. 9, 1914 ; A : 370562 ;

13232d

Experience (An) in housekeeping; a comedy,
by J. C. Richards [pseud, of J. R. Condrin]
46 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© .Tames R. Condrin, West Newton, Mass. ;
D : 2878, Jan. 20, 1903 ; 2c. Feb. 2, 1903. 13233

See also Her busy day.

Experience (The) of a vaudeville star; or,
' Jones' dilemma, a dramatic composition, by

T. I'. Ablxjtt. \Vorcester, Mass., C. G. Marcy,

printer, 1905. [1], 10 p. 24".

© Thomas P. Abbott, Frankie R. Heath
and P^dyth R. McPhail. Worcester ; D : 7087,
Dec. 9, 1905 ; 2c. Dec. 26, 1905. 13234

Experience (The) of a winter in the Klondike.
See Klondike (The)

Experience smartweed; oi*. The county line,
a comedy of New-England life, by C. Barnard.
New York, S.imuel French ; London, Samuel
French, ltd., 1900. 2p. 1., 5-75p. 8". ([Ameri-
can dramatists club series, no. 1])

© Charles Barnard, New York; 1900 A:
29754, Dec. 7 ; 2c. Dec. 7, 1900. 13235

Experiences of Hop Sing; a monolog, by F. M.
Willis. 7 p. 4". Typewritten.

© F. Milton Willis, East Oakland, Cal. ; D :
12873, Apr. 30, 1908 ; 2c. Apr. 30, 1908. ' 13236

Experiences of Spafif and I; a monologue, by
C. E. Billings.

© Clarence Edward Billings, Winthrop,
Mass. ; D : 1733, Apr. 14, 1902. 13237

Experiment; by A. L. Pollock. 33 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Dec. 15, 1909 ; D : 17710 ; Alice Leal
Pollock, New York. 13238

drama in 4 acts, by G. II. Irving, jr. [68] p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 5, 1911; D: 24410; George H.
Irving, jr.. New York. 13239

drama in 3 acts, by C. H. Mason. 70 p.

Edgar Schell Werner, New York.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 25, 1914; D: 38305; Carl H.
Mason, Hamilton, O. 13239a

Experiment (An) in hypnotism; a tragedietta
in 1 act, by J. Ohetwood, jr.

© John Chetwood, jr., San Francisco ; 1896 :
43546, July 29. 13240

Experiment (An) in matrimony; by C. B.
Sternberg. 1U2 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Charles B. Sternberg, Portland, Or. ; D :
12978, May 16, 1908; 2c. July 9, 1908. 13241

Experiment (An) in resource; a play in 2 acts,
by R. L. Robuck. 13 p. 8". Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 5, 1913 ; D : 32518 ; R. L. Robuck,
Lincoln, Neb. 13242

640

13243

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

13259

Experiments in play writing; in verse and
prose, by J. L. Lambe. London, Sir Isaac Pit-
man & sons, ltd., 1911. xi, [1], 379 p. 8°.

© Oct. 10, 1911 ; 2c. Oct. 13, 1911 ; D : 25734 :
.lohn Lawrpnte liambo, London. 13243

Expert (The); or. The spider and the fly, by
S. M. McClintock. 28 p. f". Typewritten.

© S. M. McClintock, Burton, Wash.; D:
9118, Sept. 20, 1900; 2c. Nov. 16, 1906. 13244

Expiated. Sre Now and forever.

Expiation; a drama in 1 act, by W. G. HarrLson.

© William Greer Harrison, San Francisco ;

1896:35196, June 15. 13245

a 5 act drama, f i-om an original play en-
titled La colpa vendica la culpa, by 1'. Giaco-
metti, adapted by L. D. Ventura.

© L. D. Ventura, Boston ; 1883 : 3597, Feb.
26. 13246

a psychological play in 1 act, by George AV.

Stewart. 15 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Zeffie Tilbury Woodthorpe, San Fran-
cisco ; D : 7647, Dec. 2, 1905 ; 2c. Dec. 2, 1905.

13247

a society drama in 4 acts, by O. E. Graeve.

© Olma Emma Graeve, New York ; 1887 :
32557, Dec. 16. 13248

a tragic drama in 1 act, by Rollin Cutter,

Philadelphia, The Penn publishing company,
1897.

© The Penn pub. CO., Philadelphia; 1897:
29382, May 14 ; 2c. May 17. 13249

— See also Noris.

Exploded (An) prejudice; play in 5 acts, by
H. A. Guiremand. 92 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 23, 1911; D: 28073; Harry A.
Guiremand, New York. 13250

a play in 4 acts, by H. A. Guiremand.

[104] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 3, 1912; D: 29271; Harry A.
Guiremand, New York. 13251

Exploits of Elaine; drama in 3 acts, by Charles
(Joddard. [1], 28 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 12, 1914; D : 39071 ; StaV co.,
New York. 13251a

Exploration of the Mississippi. See Histori-
cal stories in dramatic form.

Explorers (The); a 1 act farce, by Frank Ken-
nedy. 16 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Adams & Guhl, New York ; D : 10458,
Apr. 23, 1907 ; 2c. Apr. 23, 1907. 13252

original farce comedy in 2 acts, by C. E.

Royal. .54 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 15. 1915 ; D : 39689 ; Charles El-
lit^tt Royal, Port Orchard, Wash. 13252a

Explorers (The) — Continued.

an original musical play in 2 acts, book and

lyrics by S. A. Merinbaum, music by Harry
Lahnde. 69 p. 4". Typewritten. [Libi-etto
only]

© Merinbaum & Lahnde, Chicago; D:
10825, June 22, 1907 ; 2c. .Tune 22, 1907. 13253

Explosion (The) of Mr. Smith's theory; a do-
mestic comedy, by A. W. Holbrook.

© Amelia Weed Holbrook, Chicago; 1893:
7.^01, Feb. 8. 13254

Explotados (Los); zaiv.iielu dramdtica, en 1
acto y 3 cuadro.s, eu prosa, original de J. Vil-
lasenor y E. Mugica, inusica del maestro Jose
Arenas. Madrid [Sociedad de autores espa-
noles] 1910. 31 p. 12°. [Libretto only]

© May 19, 1910; 2c. May 20, 1910; D:
21094 ; .luan Villasenor y Emilio Mtigica, Ma-
drid. 13255

Expose (An) of the Order of the sons of
Jupiter; in 2 acts, by A. O. Myers.

© A. O. Myers, Worthington, O. ; 1900 A:
3248, Feb. 5. 13256

Exposed by the dictograph; a dramatic playlet
in 4 scenes, by William V. Mong. [1], 20 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 7, 1912 ; D : 29906 ; Selig poly-
scope CO., Chicago. 13257

Exposition (The) girl; allegorical drama in 6
acts with 8 scenes, by J. T. Kelly. 15 p. 4".
Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 24, 1914; D: 38688; John T.
Kelly, New York. 13257a

Ex-po-tem-ti-si-mous; play in 1 act, by Rob-
inson and Nicholas. [1], 4 p. 4". Type-
written.

© Ic. Nov. 18, 1915 ; D : 42329 ; James Bar-
rett Robinson and Lee Nicholas, New York.

13257b
Expreso (El) de las 10; zarzuela en 1 acto y
4 cuadros, en verso y prosa, original de J.
Maldouado y J. Alvarado, musica de los maes-
tros Cayo Vela y Pablo Cambronero. Madrid
[Sociedad de autores espaiioles] 1913. 33 p.
12". [Libretto only]

© Mar. 28, 1914; Ic. Mar. 30, 1914; D:
36550; .lose Maldonado y Jorge Alvarado.
Madrid. 13257c

Express (The) agent; play, by N. M. Becker
and J. Gorman. 14 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 13, 1911; D: 2.5480; Ned M.
Becker and Jack Gorman, Charleston, S. C.

13258
Express (The) messenger; a melodramatic sen-
sational railroad novelty, by C. Haile and W.
W. Wilson.

© Chester Haile and Walfred W. Wilson.
Austin, Tex'. ; 1892:49072, Dec. 2. 13259

641

5379—15-

■41

13260

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

13279

Express (The) robber and the detectives; an
original drama in 5 acts, by James Pilgrim,
from Allan Pinkerton's book entitled The
expressman and the detective.

© Allan Pinkerton, New York ; 1878 : 4671,
Apr. 18. 13260

Expressman (The); a comedy-drama in 4 acts,
by F, Johnson. Ms.

© Frank Johnson, Brooklyn; 1896:22114,
Apr. 9 ; 2c. May 8. 13261

a drama of dialogue and song, by W. H.

Armstrong. . 5 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Words
only]

© William H. Armstrong, Boston ; D : 2920,
Jan. 28, 1903 ; 2c. May 26, 1903. 13262

Expressman (The) and the detective. See
Express (The) robber and the detectives.

Ex-prosecuting (The) attorney; a drama, by
M. Lee.

© Mary Lee, Philadelphia; 1894:56491,
Dec. 5. 13263

Extra (L') See New (The) waiter.

Extra (The) edition; by T. H. Dickinson. 31 p.
8°. Typewritten.

© Thomas H. Dickinson, Columbus, O. ; D :
3818, Aug. 11, 1903 ; 2c. Aug. 11, 1903. 13264

a musical comedy in 3 acts, by J. A. Reed.

49 p. obi. f . Typewritten.

© J. A. Reed, New York ; 1888 : 19208, July
5; 2c. Aug. 2. 13265

Extra! extra! a drama of the hour [in 4 acts]
by George Gordon. [170] p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Aug. 16, 1909; D: 16567; Kellogg
Durland, New York. 13266

Extra (The) man; melodramatic comedy for
vaudeville, by G. Harrison. 22 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Mar. 16, 1915 ; D : 40005 ; Grover Har-
rison, Colorado Springs, Col. 13266a

play in 1 act and 20 scenes, by R. H. Tyler.

7 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 6, 1913 ; D : 34642 ; Robert Hall
Tyler, New York. 13267

Extra (An) session; a chimerical satire on the
feasible possibilities which woman may attain
a hundred years hence, book and music by
William D. Hall. 37 p. 4". Typewritten.
[Libretto only]

© Harry Martell, Philadelphia; D : 2038,
June 23, 1902 ; 2c. June 23, 1902. 13268

Extractress (The); comedy in 1 act, by J. D.
Stone. [1], 40 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 23, 1914 ; D : 37659 ; Jane Drans-
field Stone, Crugers, N. Y. 13268a

Ex-train (The) dispatcher; play in 1 act, by
G. C. Cook. 18 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. June 29. 1911; D: 24005; Gertrmlo
Chadwick Cook, Los Angeles. 13269

Extraordinary conduct of the general; a
drama in 1 act, by R. Stodart. 18 p. 4".
Typewritten.

© Robert Stodart, New York ; D : 5287, July
5, 1904; 2c. July 5, 1904. 13270

Extravagance; or. Three partners in business,
an original comedy in 4 acts, by S. Howell.

© Stoddart Howell, New Orleans; 1877:
9223, Aug. 11. 13271

Extrazug (Der) nach Nizza; vaudeville-ope-
rette in 3 akten, von Arthur Lippschitz und
Max Schoenau, musik von Karl Weis. Regie-
buch. Miinchen, Drei masken verlag, 1913.
137 p. 8°.

© Mar. 14, 1913; 2c. Aug. 14, 1913; D:
34148; Drei masken verlag, Munich. 13272

Same.

© Ic. May 10, 1913 ; D : 33212 ; Drei masken
verlag, g. m. b. h., Munich. 13273

Same. Textbuch der gesange. Miinchen,

Drei masken verlag, g. m. b. h., 1913. 43 p.
12".

© Mar. 10, 1913; 2c. Sept. 18, 1913; D:
34473 ; Drei masken verlag, g. m. b. h., Mu-
nich. 13274

Extreme unction; play in 1 act, by M. Aldis.
11 p. 8°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 28, 1914 ; D : 38621 ; Mary Aldis,
Lake Forest, 111. 13274a

Extremes. See Votes.

Extremes meet; comedietta, by K. Field.

© Kate Field, United States; 1877:784.5.
July 6. 13275

play in 1 act, by H. Milner Stratton. 10

p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 11, 1911 ; D : 25994 ; Henriet M.
Stratton, Los Angeles. 13276

Exzellenz Max; eine spitzbubenkomodie in 4
akten, von Julius Bischitzkv. Berlin, E.
Bloch, 1913. 64 p. 12".

© Ic. Aug. 27, 1913; D: 34260; Eduard
Bloch, Berlin. 13277

Exzellenz Pompadour; komodie in 3 akten, von
Ludwig Hirschfeld. Regie- und soufllierbuch.
Leipzig, Wien, New York, W. Karczag, 1913.
48 p. 4".

© Ic. Nov. 17, 1913 ; D : 35038 ; W. Karczag,
Leipzig. 13278

Eybec; a dramatic composition, by Mrs. J. P.
Abbott.

© Mrs. .Joshua Plummer Abbott, San Fran-
cisco ; 1896 : 59186, Oct. 28. 13279

642

13280

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

13300

Eye (Au) for an eye; a drama iu 3 acts,
adapted from the French of Dumas, fils, by
I.. Du P. Syle.

© T.. Dn Pont Syle, Chicago ; D : 2684, Nov.
24, 1902. 13280

a dramatic composition, by W. F. S. Hart.

© William F. S. Hart, New York ; D : 3156,
Mar. 18, 1903. 13281

play in 1 act, by Hale Hamilton and B.

Mnsson. [3], 21 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 14, 1913 ; D : 35024 ; Bennet Mus-
son, New York. 13282

plav in 3 scenes, by H. L. Greenberg. 23 p.

4". Ms.

© Ic. Aug. 31, 1915 ; D : 41603 ; Harry Lee
Greenberg, New York. 13282a

play in 2 acts, adapted from the Roumanian

of I. L. Caragiale by O. Leonard. [2], 54 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 15, 1910 ; D : 21563 ; Oscar Leon-
ard, St. Louis. 13283

Eye (The) of the world; romantic, sensational
drama in prologue and 3 acts, adapted from
the Rag picker of Paris, for representation by
.T. M. Martin.

© James M. Martin, Waterloo, N. Y. ; 1887 :
8198, Apr. 5. 13284

Eye (An) on hubby; a comedy in 3 acts, by
R. J. Buchanan. 140 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© R. J. Buchanan, San Francisco ; D : 3571,
June 11, 1903 ; 2c. June 20, 1903. 13285

Eye-witness (An); comedy-drama in 4 acts, by
J. Hazelrigg.

© John Hazelrigg, New York; D:2625,
Nov. 10, 1902. 13286

— a 1 act drama, by Vivian Bennett [pseud,
of T. J. Vivian and G. J. Bennett] 19 p. 16".
Typewritten.

© Thomas J. Vivian and Grena J. Bennett,
New York ; D : 8107, Mar. 5, 1906 ; 2c. Mar. 8,
1906. 13287

Eyes (The) have it; or, The cave lady, musical
comedy in 3 acts, music by H. Bernhardt 01-
sen, libretto by Roland Oliver [pseud, of
Henry Wliite] and C. Dickson. [109] p. 4°.
Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Dec. 31, 1914; D: 39255; Henry
White and Charles Dickson, New York.

13287a

Eyes (The) in the balcony; a playlet, by Ethel
Shackelford, 20 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 12, 1913 ; D : 32444 ; Ethel Shack-
elford Piatt, Evanston, 111. 13288

Eyes in the house; by F. Solger. 72 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 26, 1910; D: 20033; Frederick
Solger, Washington. 13289

Eyes (The) of evil; Chinese play in 1 act, by
W. A. Snow. [25] p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 25, 1911; D: 24048; Walter
Augustine Snow, Peterborough, N. H. 13290

Eyes (The) of the g'overnment; drama of the
Secret service in 4 acts, by Miron Leffingwell.
Chicago, (vhicago manuscript co. [1911] [52]
p. f°. IMimeographed.

© Aug. 30, 1911; 2c. Sept. 18, 1911; D:
25246; Alexander Byers, Chicago. 13291

Eyes (The) of the heart; play in 1 act, by Re-
gina S. Albee. 22 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 3, 1911 ; D : 24399 ; Mrs. Morris
Albee, Los Angeles. 13292

Eyes (The) of the idol; a comedy drama in 4

acts, by J. H. Greene. 92 p. f. Typewritten.

© John Henrv Greene, New York ; D : 3160.

Mar. 19, 1903 ; 2c. Mar. 19, 1903. 13293

Eyes (The) of the world; comedy drama in 4
acts, by W. H. Rightmire.

© William H. Rightmire, New York; D:
5847, Dec. 1, 1904. 13294

Eyesight evidence; play in 1 act and 3 scenes,
by J. W. Brady. 37 p. f. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 25, 1910; D: 21634; James W.
Brady, Bartow, Fla. 13295

Ez-Zahra; by F. L. Galley.

© Florence Louise Galley. Detroit; 1898:
14074, Feb. 28. 13296

Ezekel Hook, a substitute; Zeke Hook, a
dramatic composition, by G. E. Stevens. 70 p.
4". Ms.

© George E. Stevens, Chicago; 1885:266,
Jan. 5 ; Ic. Jan. 5. 13297

Ezra Barnum; a character sketch, by F. Allen.
12 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 22, 1912; D: 29737; Frederick
Allen, Chicago. 13298

Ezra's way. See Book (The) of fools.

F; or, Branded, a romantic drama.

© Edgar Loomis Davenport, Boston ; 1896 :
62518, Nov. 16. 13299

F. (The) F. Vs. See Asa Bassett.

Fa; an occult tragedy, dramatic composition, by
O. Olivia. 43 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Oatman Olivia, Cincinnati ; D : 1274, Jan.
11, 1902 ; 2c. Jan. 11, 1902. 13300

643

18301

DRAMATIC C0MP0SITI0J!5S

13322

Fabiola; or, The age of the catacombs, by
Cardinal Wiseman, dramatized by the Rev.
Lu Griff a. Oswego, R. J. Oliphant, 1869. 43
p. 12".

© Lewis GrlfEa, Oswego, N. Y. ; 1872:
4450, Apr. 29 ; 2c. Feb. 10, 1876. 13301

Face (The); a pantomime, by M. W. Laughton.
4 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 4, 1910 ; D : 20776 ; Marie Ware
Laughton, Boston. 13302

Face (The) at the window; a drama in 3 acts,
bv W. C. Parker. Chicago, T. S. Denison
[1904] 39 p. 12°, (On cover: Alta series)

© T. S. Denison, Chicago ; D : 5272, July 8.
1904 ; 2c. Sept. 17, 1904. 13303

• a play in 4 acts, by H. C. Goddard. 125 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Harold C. Goddard, Evanston, 111.; D:
14791, Jan. 11, 1909 ; 2c. Jan. 12, 1909. 13304

Face (The) behind the mask; by M. O'Neill.
© Maurice O'Neill, Milton, Mass. ; D : 437,
May 6, 1901. 13305

Face (The) in the coffin; a play in 1 act, by
C. L. Moreau. 14 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© C. L. Moreau, New York ; D : 11955, Nov.
11, 1907 ; 2c. Nov. 11, 1907. 13306

Face (The) in the flash; by J. E. Butler.

© John E. Butler, Chelsea, Mass.; 1877:
10473, Sept. 10. 13307

Face (The) in the sand; playlet comedy, by

M. A. Sherwood. [2], 18 p. 4. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 14, 1911; D: 23357; Morgan A.

Sherwood, Washington. 13308

Face (The) in the star. See In old No'th
Ca'lina.

Face (The) in the star in the land of the sky.
See In old No'th Ca'lina.

Face (The) on the bar room floor; an original
light dramatic tragedy in 2 acts, by M. F.
Murphy. [3] p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 23, 1912; D: 28990; Mary F.
Murphy, Boston. 13309

a religious pastoral drama in 4 acts, by E.

Totten. 38 p. f. Typewritten.

© Edvth Totten, New York ; D : 1682, Apr.
2. 1902 ; 2c. Mar. 24, 1902. 13310

Face to face; a comedy in 3 acts, by R. G. Mor-
ris.

© Robert G. Morris, New York ; 1872 : 2372,
Mar. 9. 13311

drama in 1 act, 1 scene, by W. D. Dutilly.

17 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 9, 1915; D: 40431; W. Donald
Dutilly, New York. 13311a

Face to face — Continued.

a drama of the day in 4 acts, containing

new and original scenes, situations, and nio-
chanical effects, by J. B. Matthews.

© J. Brander Matthews, New York ; 1871 :
5288, June 5. 13312

a new and original drama in 4 acts, by H.

Laville Clarke.

© W. J. Florence, New York ; 1880 : 18455,
Dec. 4. 13313

a new play in 4 acts, by T. H. Glenney.

© T. H. Glennev, New York; 1884; 23557,
Nov. 25. 13314

play in 5 acts, by E. J. Bricker. [74] p. 4".

Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 1, 1912; D: 28549; Emma J.
Bricker, Toronto, Canada. 13315

or. Vis a vis, 1 act farcical comedy sketch,

by Addison Hathaway [pseud, of J. A. Niles]
83 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. July 7, 1913 ; D : 33729 ; John Addison
Niles, Chicago. 13316

- — —See also Katz.

Face (The) upon the floor; drama in 4 acts, by
H. A. D'Arcy.

© H. Antoine D'Arcy, New York ; D : 5483,
Aug. 26, 1904. 13317

Facheux (Les); comedie en 1 acte, par Marie
Louise P. Fontaine. New York, W. R. Jen-
kins CO., 1907. 41 p. 12".

© William R. Jenkins co.. New York; D:
11926, Dec. 5, 1907; 2c. Dec. 5, 1907. 13318

Facing death; drama in 1 act, by August
Strindberg. [16] p. 8". Printed.

© June 29, 1911; 2c. June 30, 1911; D:
24607 ; Olive M. Johnson, Fruitvale, Cal.

13319

See also Plays; [by] August Strindberg.

Facing the enemy; a comedy drama in 4 acts
and a prologue, by C. Ellis. 87 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Celie Ellis, New York ; D : 4818, Mar. 31,
1904 ; 2c. Mar. 31, 1904. 13320

Facing the foe; a pastoral play in 5 acts, by
T. W. Ford.

© T. W. Ford, New York; 1887 : 5691, Mar.
10. 13321

Facing the music; by J. H. Darnley. New
Y'ork. S. French ; London, S. French, ltd.,
1905. 71 p. 12°. (On cover: French's inter-
national copyrighted ed. of the works of the
best authors, no. 81)

© Samuel French, New York ; D : 6298,
Mar. 9, 1905 ; 2c. Mar. 25, 1905. 13322

644

13323

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

13345

Facing' the music — Continued.

a comedietta in 1 act, by Henry Oldham

Hanlon. Boston. AV. H. Baker & co., 1894.

1 p. 1., 15 p. 16°. ([Baker's ed. of plays])
© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston; 1894:

47728, Oct. 13 ; 2c. Nov. 8. 13323

Fact and fiction; a comedy in 3 acts, by A.
Trueman. 45 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Anita Trueman, New Haven, Conn. ; D :
2634, Nov. 20, 1902 ; 2c. Dec. 9, 1902. 13324

Factor (The); play in 3 acts, by E. H. Gould.
90 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 19, 1915; D: 42026; Elizabeth
Hull Gould, Rochester, N, Y. 13324a

Factor's (The) vengeance.

© John H. Rhod6, Cambridge; 1877:2898,
Mar. 9. 13325

Factory (The) bell; a drama in 4 acts, by J.
Gorman.

© James Gorman, Englewood, 111. ; 1891 :
4927, Feb. 4. . 13326

Factory (The) foundling; a melodrama in 4
acts, by J. Totten.

© Joseph Totten, New York ; D : 3342, Apr.
27, 1903. 13327

Factory (A) girl; by P. H. Sullivan, S. Harris
and A. H. Woods.

© Patrick H. Sullivan, Samuel Harris, and
Al. H. Woods, New York; D:1000, Oct. 23,
1901. 13328

Factory (The) inspector; a playlet, by M. Har-
field. 8 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© M. Harfield, Chicago ; D : 15750, Apr. 30,
1909 ; 2c. Apr. 30, 1909. 13329

Factory (A) Magdalen; or, The loom of life,
a pastoral mill play in 4 acts and 8 scenes, by
E. Totten. 54 p. f. Typewritten.

© Edvth Totten, New York ; D : 2009, June
14, 1902"; 2c. June 14, 1902. 13330

Facts; melodrama in prolog and 5 acts, by H. M.
Dills. 72 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 20, 1915; D : 42041 ; Holland
McTyrie Dills, New York. 13330a
vaudeville sketch in 1 scene, by E. J.- Flan-
agan, jr. [12] p. f". Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 24, 1913; D: 35127; Edward
James Flanagan, jr.. Ft. Madison, la. 13331

or. His little hatchet, a comedy in 4 acts,

by Wm. H. Gill and George Jessop.

© William .1. Florence, New York; 1883:

10891, June 14. 13332

Facts and fancies; or. The spirit of 1775,

1776, 1777. drama in 5 acts, by L, F. Jordan.

17 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 5, 1913; D: 32853; Linwood F.
Jordan, Portland, Me. 13333

Facts and fancies— Continued.

Same. 23 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 14, 1913 ; D : 33781 ; Linwood F.

Jordan, Portland, Me.

13334

Facts, follies and fancies of Uncle Sam; musi-
cal play in 3 acts, written and composed by
Mrs. A. J. Peterson. 108 p. 4°. Typewritten.
[Libretto only]

© Mrs. A. J. Peterson, New York ; D : 2266,
Aug. 25, 1902 ; 2c. Sept. 2, 1902. 13335

Facts (The) in the case; a farce in 1 act, by
Julie M. Lippmann. Philadelphia, The Penn
publishing company, 1897. '

© Penn pub. co., Philadelphia ; 1897 : 29383,
May 14; 2c. May 17. 13336

Faculty. See Deazle pop.

Faded flowers of Anderson ville; a drama in 5
acts, by C. C. Allen.

© Charles Cornell Allen, Easton, N. Y. ;
1891:10338, Mar. 18. 13337

Faded (The) rose; drama in 4 acts, by A Ross
and L. Lipsky. 91 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 19, 1911 ; D : 23132 ; Aaron Ross
and Louis Lipsky, New York. 13338

• See also Price (The) she paid.

Faded roses; a dramatic sketch, by T. Frost.
© Thomas Frost, New York; 1894:56252,
Dec. 3. 13339

See also Cinders Jimmie.

Fadeless (The) trail; a play in 3 acts, by Ad^le
Chase. 114 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. July 1, 1909; D: 16206; Florence
Adgle Chase, Washington. 13340

Fadette; opera comique in 3 acts, by Maillart,
libretto rewritten by B. B. Vallentine.

© Charles D. Koppel, New York; 1892:
44558, Nov. 1, 13341

Fadilla (The desired one); a pantomime in 1
act, by C. H. Murray.

© C. H. INIurray, Brooklyn ; 1898 : 6447, Jan.
18. 13342

Fads; farce-comedy in 3 acts, by Z. S. Charters.
[2], 60 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. June 27, 1913 ; D : 33635 ; Zelda Stew-
art Charters, New York. 13343

latest musical and comedy absurdity in

3 acts, by B. and E. McGinley. 39 p. 8".
Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Bob and Eva IMcGinley, St. Louis ; 1894 :
52703, Nov. 12; 2c. Nov. 13. 13344

a musical comedy in 3 acts, by J. Arthur.

© Joseph Arthur, New York; 1888; 7884,
Mar. 16. 1334S

645

13346

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

13364

Fads — Continued.

an original monologue, by H. L. Newton

and Addison Burljhardt. 6 p. fol. Typewrit-
ten,

© Billy S. Clifford, New York; D:1854,
May 8, 1902 ; 2c. May 8, 1902. 13346

Fads and fancies.

© Cluuies B. Arnold, Cinciiinnti ; D : 12850,
Apr. 27, 1908. 13347

a dramatic composition, by L. Shubert.

© Lee Shubert, New York; D:80S0, Mar.
1, 1906. 13348

Fads and follies.

© Charles B. Arnold, Cincinnati ; D : 12849,
Apr. 27, 1908. 13349

by G. R. Brown.

© Geo. R. Brown, Brooklyn; 1898:33527,
May 31. 13350

Fads and frankfurters; comedy drama in 1 act,
1 scene, by E. Blondell. [1], 14 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Oct. 8, 1915 ; D : 42222 ; Edward Blon-
dell, New York. 13350a

Fadville (The) sewing' circle; a burlesque dia-
logue, by I. D. Dailey.

© Isabella Davison Dailey, Jackson, Mich. ;
1897:72092, Dec. 22. 13351

Faerie (The) slippers; comedy in 1 act, by O. A.
Plamoudon, jr. 9 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 1, 1913; D : 3248S ; C. Ambrose
Plamondon, jr., Cambridge, Mass. 13352

Fagan's decision; a comedy drama in 1 act and

1 scene, by P. Usher. 10 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Julv 7, 1909; D: 16273; Fannie

Usher, York, Pa. 13353

Fagin's pupil; a dramatic playlet in 1 act, by
J. H. Hoffman. [1], 11 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 26, 1909 ; D : 16641 ; J. H. Hoff-
man, Chicago. 13354

Fahnenflucht; volksstiick in 3 akten, von Rob.
Nonnenbruch u. Ernst Korten. Berlin, Biih-
nenverlag Ahn & Simrock, g. m. b. h., 1914.
109 p. 12°.

© Ic. .June 17, 1914 ; D : 38010 ; Biihnenver-
lag Ahn & Simrock, g. m. b. h., Berlin. 13354a

Fahr treihn; or, Back to life, an Irish drama
in 4 acts, by lUion Daveau.

© .To.seph Lewis, Framingham, Mass. ; 1875 :
5650, June 1. 13355

Failure (The); modern drama in 3 acts, bj' Irv-
ing Pichel and G. S. Kaufman. [60] p. 4".
Tyi^ewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 3, 1911 ; D : 25391 ; Geo. S. Kauf-
man, Passaic, N. J. 13356

Failure (The)— Continued.

1 act comedy, by E. Ruff. 7 p. 4°. Type-

written.

© Ic. Feb. 15, 1911 ; D : 23368 ; Edgar Ruff,
New York. 13357

play in 4 acts, by A. Lanston.

© Aubr(\v Lanston, Washington ; D : 5840,
Nov. 29, 1904. ^ 13358

-T play in 1 act, by S. Bruce. [1], 19 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. .July 28, 1914; D: 37688; Stanley
Bruce, Los Angeles. 13358a

^^play in 3 acts, by J. F. Phillips. [701 p.

f. Ms.

© Ic. Jan. 23, 1914; D: 35766; John Frank-
lyn Phillips, Great Neck, N. Y. 13358b

Failure (The) of success; in 4 acts, by M. C.
Kann. 41 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 22, 1910 ; D : 22119 ; Mattye O.
Kann, San Francisco. 13359

or. Ask without knocking and you shall

receive, comedy drama in 4 acts, by A. J.
Price. [45] p. f. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 1, 1914; D: 36578; Arthur J.
Price, New York. 13359a

Failures; drama of American life in 4 acts, by
L. Mackall. [2], 99 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 3, 1911 ; D : 2,5392 ; Lawton Mack-
all, Baltimore. 13360

episode in a tragedy, by B. Forrest. [3],

23 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 12, 1914; D: 36477; Belford
Forrest, Los Angeles. 13360a

— a play in 1 act, by G. Middleton.

© George Middleton, New York ; D : 15716,
Apr. 26, 1909. 13361

— Same. 17 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. July 13, 1911 ; D : 24687 ; George Mid-
dleton, New York. 13362

— See also Embers.

Faint heart; a new and original American com-
edy in 3 acts, by Susan E. Verdenal and L.
Mann.

© Louis Mann, New York; 1893:22622,
I\hiy 10. 13363

Faint heart never won fair lady. Sec Comedy
(A) of Cupid.

Fainting' girl; sketch, by N, Lynch, 5 p, 4°,
Typewritten.

© Ic. May 20, 1910; D : 21102 ; Nellie

Lynch, New York. 13364

6^6

13365

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

13387

Fair (The); play in 5 acts, by W. H. Zinn. 20
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 24, 1913; D: 33047; William
Henry Zinn, Annistown, Ala. 13365

Fair and warmer; farce in 3 acts, by A. Hop-
wood. 176 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 25, 1915 ; D : 41571 ; Avery Hop-
wood, Cleveland. 13365a

fair (The) at Eichmond. See Martha.

Fair (A) Bohemian; a comedy in 4 acts, by
E. Stone and Mrs. C. A. Doremus.

© Emery Stone and Mrs. C. A. Doremus,
United States ; 1884 : 13589, July 5. 13366

Fair (The) co-ed; a comic opera in 3 acts, book
and lyrics by George Ade, music by Gustav
Luders. 117 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto
only]

© M. AVitmark & sons, New York ; D :
13941, Sept. 28, 1908 ; 2c. Sept. 28, 1908. 13367

Fair (A) colleen. See From over the sea.

Fair (A) daughter of Eve. See Mrs. Vernon.

Fair (A) deal. See Saved from the chair.

Fair (A) demon; comedy in 4 acts, by E. Hen-
dricks.

© Emma Hendricks, United States ; 1881 :
11130, July 18. 13368

Fair encounter ; by Giuseppe Giacosa, tr. by
Henry St. Ives from the Italian. 146 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Dirce St. Cvr, New York ; D : 8687. June
13, 1906 ; 2c. June 13, 1906. 13369

Fair (The) equestrienne; comedy in 1 act, by
Haslingden Russell.

© T. H. French, New York; 1898:76396,
Dec. 28 ; 2c. Jan. 23, 1899. 13370

Fair Erin; Irish pageant-drama in 3 episodes,
by E. F. Naulty. 25 p. t°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 11, 1913 ; D : 33474 ; Edwin Fair-
fax Naulty, New York, 13371

Fair (A) exchange. See Byrd and Hu^rd.

Fair Femmland; a fantastic comedy in 3 acts,
by R. Ganthony. 148 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Richard Ganthonv, England ; D : 1143.
Dec. 2, 1901 ; 2c. Nov. 27, 1901. 13372

Fair (A) forger. See Faith Mather.

Fair (A) fraud; a play, by A. Glanville. Chi-
cago, A. Francoeur & co., 1897. 63 p. 12".

© A. Glanville, Chicago ; 1897 : 49088. Sept.
1 ; 2c. Dec. 27. 13373

■ or, Liza Lorist, by L. F. Mars.

© Louise F. Mars, Albany ; 1884 : 609, Jan.
8. 13374

Fair Glengarriff; a romantic Irish drama in 4
acts, by M. J. Murphy.

© Myles J. Murphy, New York; D : 3080,
Jan. 16, 1903. 13375

Fair (The) god; an elaborate spectacular drama
in 5 acts, arr. from story by Lew Wallace,
by I. B. Goodrich, jr. 82 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ira B. Goodrich, jr., Boston; D:5249,
July 2, 1904 ; 2c. Mar. 14, 1905. 13376

Fair Hannah Lightfoot; 4 acts, by P. Kester.
87 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Paul Kester, New York; D:8104, Mar.
5, 1906 ; 2c. Mar. 5, 1906. 13377

Fair Helen of Troy; in 3 acts, by L. G. Hickox.
9 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 23, 1909 ; D : 16866 ; Laura Col-
ton Hickox, Washington, Conn. 13378

Fair (The) masquerader; a dramatic sketch for
vaudeville, by J, P, Frazer.

© J. P. Frazer, Detroit ; D : 7290, Sept. 21,
1905. 13379

Fair (The) nihilist; a drama in 4 acts, by James
Ward.

© James T. O'Brien, Philadelphia; 1879:
5914, May 2. 13380

Fair Oaks; a military comedy in 4 acts, by Wil-
lard and Chester Marvin.

© Thomas S. Nolan and Andrew J. Ryan,
Chicago ; 1890 : 27218, Sept. 5. 13381

an original war drama in 4 acts and 6

scenes, by B, B. Million. 39 p. f°. Typewrit-
ten,

© James Totton Dalrymple, Mount Holly,
N. J.; D:4646, Feb. 24, 1904; 2c. Mar. 16,
1904. 13382

Fair play; by W. G. Rose.

© William Ganson Rose, Cleveland; D:
10049, Feb. 28, 1907. 13383

a sensational comedy-drama in 4 acts, by

Frank I. Frayne and G. A. Booker.

© George A, Booker, United States; 1887:
29224, Nov. 11. 13384

sketch, by L. Shaffner. 18 p, f °. Typewrit-

ten.

© Ic. Jan. 3, 1911 ; D : 23072 ; Lillyan ShafE-
ner, Chicago. 13385

or. Our new schoolmarm, Nick Drubem,

a serio-comique drama in 4 acts, by S. D.
Marsh.

© S. D. Marsh, Watertown, N. Y. ; 1887:
3833, Feb. 17. 13386

Fair (A) politician; comedy in 3 acts, by S.
Solomons.

© Selina Solomons, Chicago; 1893:44508,
Oct. 5, X33Q7

647

13388

DEAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

13404

Fair (The) Puritan; dramatized by M. Herbert.

© Morgan Herbert, New York; 1889:4204,

Feb. 5. 13388

Fair (A) rebel; n military drama in 4 acts, by
H. P. Mawsou.

© Harry P. Mawson, New York; 1889:
7743, Mar. 11. 13389

Fair Rosamund; pastoral play adapted and arr.
in 3 acts, for the open air, by the late E. W.
Godwin, from Becket.

© Mrs. John V. L. Priiyn, Albany; 1895:
18116, Apr. 1 ; 2c. Apr. 11. 13390

Fair (The) Samaritan; by D. H. Schubmann,
a war drama in 3 acts.

© D. H. Schubmann, Washington; 1898:
52109, Sept. 6; 2c. Sept. 6. 13391

Fair (A) sinner; a comedy-drama in 5 acts, by
G. W. Appleton.

© George W. Appleton, United States ; 1885 :
13854, June 26. 13392

Fair (A) smuggler; by H. Fort.

© Homer Fort, New York ; D : 1114. Nov.
21, 1901. 13393

Fair smugglers; satire, by H. Fort. 14 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 30. 1910 ; D : 20632 ; Homer Fort.
Monrovia, Cal. 13394

Fair (A) trinity: n dramatic comnosition in 3
acts, by H. M. Marmon. 29 p. f. Typewrit-
ten.

© Hilda INIarmon. Memphis, Tenn. ; T> :
13611. Aug. 20. 1908 ; 2c. Aug. 10, 1908. 13395

Fairies' (The) child; play in 1 act. by Gertrude
Knevels. Philadelphin. Penn pub. co., 191.5.
13 p. 12".

© Apr. 2, 1915 : 2c. Apr. 10. 191 5 ; D : 40323 ;
Penn pub. co.. Philadelphin. 13395a

Fairies of today; entertainment in 3 scenes, by
Bertha Gaus. Tiebanon. O., INlarch brothers,
1915. 32 p. 12".

© Aug. 17, 1915: 2c. Aug. .30. 1915: T) :
41613; March brothers. Lebanon. O. 13395b

Fairies' (The) parade; nn exhibition drill for
ffirls. bv Maurlo L. Hall. New York, Dick &
Fitzgerald, 1906. 9 p. 12°.

© Dick & Fitzgerald, New York;' D:8822.
.Tuly 12; 1906; 2c. Aug. 10, 1906. 13396

Fairies' (The) plea. Sec Short plays about
famous authors.

Fairies' (The) tribunal; a play for children,
written in rhyme, by S. B. Alexander.

© S. B. Alexander, Boston; 1890: 26865,
Sept. 1. 13396a

Fairlawn; by J. F. Conlon. 52 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© James Frederick Conlon, Worcester; D:
9963, Feb. 14, 1907 ; 2c. Feb. 14, 1907. 13397

Fairly won; or. Love and pride, a domestic
play in 3 acts, by A. Matthison.

© Ai-thur Matthison, United States; 1873:
6197, June 2. 13398

Fairy (The); comedy in 1 act, by Octave Feuil-
let, tr. bv Barrett H. Clark. New York, S.
French ; London, S. French, ltd. [1915] 27 p.
12°.

© Sept. 13, 1915; 2c. Sept. 14, 1915; D:
41737 ; Samuel French, New York. 13398a

Fairy (The) and the witch; allegorical sketch
for Hallo\ve'en, by A. D. Nelson. Franklin, O.,
Eldridge entertainment house, 1915. 16 p. 12°.
© Nov. 2, 1915; 2 c. Dec. 20, 1915; D:
42.590 ; Eldridge entertainment house, Frank-
lin, O. 13398b

Fairy bells; an operatic spectacular fairy
drama in 4 acts, written and composed by
Anna Van Wert.

© Mrs. William M. Brown, Brooklyn; 1874:
11513, Sept. 9. 13399

Fairy (The) bracelet; Christmas fantasy in a
prologue and 1 act, by E. Singleton. [1], 16
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 30, 1912 ; D : 31347 ; Esther Sin-
gleton. New York. 13400

fantastic play in 4 acts, by E. Singleton.

[5], 36 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 14, 1913; D: 32678; Esther Sin-
gleton, New York. 13401

Fairy (The) bride: i)lay in 3 acts, by N. J.
O'Conor. 45 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 17. 1915; D: 42282; Norreys
.Tephson O'Conor, New York. 13401a

. See also Squanderer (The)

Fairy (The) changeling; flower and fairy play,
by Harriet Prescott Spofford. illustrated by
Fanny Y. Cory. Boston. B. G. Badger, Tho
Gorham press." 1911. 75 p. illus. 12°.

© .Julv 5. 1910: 2c. ,Tuly 8. 1910; D: 21.503:
Richard G. Badger, Boston. 13402

Fairy (The) changelings; or. The wooing of
the prince, an original fairy spectacle, com-
plete in 2 acts, composed and arr. by C. R.
Smith and P. G. Knapp.

© Clara Reynolds Smith and Penelope
Gleason Knapp. Albion, Mich.; 1891:29763.
Aug. 20. 13403

Fairy (The) circle; a romantic and spectacular
Irish drama in 3 acts.

© David H. Wilson, Buffalo; 1888:140.31,
May 14. 13404

See also Daniel O'Rourke and the fairies.

648

13405

COPYETGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

13419

Fairy (A) farce; a pluy in 2 acts, by A. M.
Bradley, 73 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Alice M. Bradley, New York; D : 861,
Sept. 13, 1901 ; 2c. Sept. 14, 1901. 13405

Fairy (The) G-len laundry; farcical play in 1
act, by J. Du U. MacPherson. [2], 19 p. 4".
Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 13, 1913 ; D : 34214 ; J. Du Ilociicr
MacPlierson, London. 13406

Fairy (The) god father; a playlet in 1 act, by
Mrs. I. Levinsohn. 15 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Mrs. Ivar I>evinsohn, New York ; D :
14348, Nov. 21, 1908 ; 2c. Nov. 21, 1908 13407

Fairy land; a spectacular pantomime in 9 scenes
and 3 acts, written and composed by A. J.
Powers. 69 p. 4". Typewritten. [Libretto
only]

© Andrew J. Powers, Providence, R. I. ; D :
5183, June 15, 1904; Ic. .Tune 8, 1904; Ic. July
25, 1904. 13408

— ■ — • See also Fairyland.

Fairy (The) maiden ; or, Thomas the rhymer, a
musical fairy play, in 3 acts by M. C. Gillington
and others, music bv Florian Pascal. London,
J. Williams, ltd. [New York, S. Scbirmer,1907]
20 p. 8". [Libretto only]

© Joseph Williams, ltd., London ; D : 11377,
Sept. IS, 1907; 2c. Sept. 24, 1907. 13409

Same. German libretto, with title : Das

feen-mjidcben ; oder, Thomas der reimer, feen-
oper in 3 akten, deutsche iibertragung von
AVilly Alexander Kastnor. London, J. Wil-
liams, ltd.; Leipzig, Breitkopf & Haertel
[1907] 20 p. 8°.

© Joseph Williams, ltd., London; D: 11378.
Sept. 18, 1907 ; 2c. Sept. 24, 1907. 13410

Fairy mirror; children's spectacular play in 3
acts, bv Rmil L. Anderson. New York. E. S.
Werner & co., 1904. 20 p. 12°.

© Edgar S. Werner, New York; D : 5207,
.[inie 11, 1904; 2c. Oct. 17. 100-1. 13411

Fairy (The) of Leadville; or. The vaudeville
rehearsal of a midnight di'ama, n comedy in
3 acts, by J. Hart.

© Josh Hart, New York ; 1890 : 16078, May
16. 13412

— - See also At the theatre.

Fairy (The) of the fountain; a musical play in
2 acts, by G. M. Baker. Boston, G. M. Baker
.^c company, 1878. 1 p. 1., 29 p. 12". ([Plays
for little folks, no. 1] ) [Words only]

© George M. Baker, Boston; 1878: 5429,
May 4 ; 2 c. May 6. 13412a

Fairy (The) of the fountain — Continued.

Same. Boston, Walter H. Baker & co.,

1900. 29 p. 12". ([Baker's ed. of plays])

© Emily F. Baker, Boston, in renewal for
14 years from May 4, 1906; D : 8463, May 2,
1906; 2c. May 16, 1906. 13413

Fairy (The) of the tunnel. See My pard.

Fairy plays for children; by Mabel R. Good-
lander. Chicago, New York, Rand, McNally
& company [1915] 137 p. incl. front., illus.
12».

Contents : The honest' woodcutter. — Mis-
tress IMary gives a garden party. — The pine
tree. — The house in the woods. — The elves and
the shoemaker. — Snow AVhite and Rose Red. —
King Midas or the golden touch. — Snow White
and the seven dwarfs. — Sleeping beauty.

© Apr. 2, 1915 ; 2c. and aff. Apr. 16, 1915 ;
A : 398354 ; Rand, McNally & CO., Chicago.

13413a

Fairy (The) queen and her magic mirror. See
Fountain (The) of youth.

Fairy (The) queen's revenge. See Sold.

Fairy (The) ring; a play for cliildren. by Mar-
.iorie Benton Cooke. Chicago and New York.
The Dramatic publishing company, 1906. 7
p. 12". (On cover: School plays, no. 3)

© Dramatic pub. co., Chicago ; D : 9535, Nov.
28, 1906; 2c. Dec. 24, 1906. 13414

Fairy (A) serenade; by J. J. Malloy and E. E.
Webb.

© John J. Mnllov and P^dwin E. Webb, Buf-
falo; D: 1611, Mar. 19, 1902. 13415

Fairy (The) steeplecrown ; a ]>l;iy for children
in 1 scene, bv Alice P. Carter. Boston, W. II.
Baker & CO.. 1887. 1 p. 1., 24 p. 12". ([Plays
for little folks, no. 7])

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston; 1887:
24273, Sept. 23; 2c. Oct. 7. 13416

Fairy (A) tale; in pantomime, adapted from an
old German legend, by A. Rossiter. [7] p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 20, 1910 ; D : 22097 ; .Alfred Rossi-
ter. New York. 13417

1 act sketch, by R. F. Bres. 5 p. 4". Type-
written.

© Rose P'alls Bres, New Orleans ; D : 11145,
Aug. 9, 1907 ; 2c. Aug. 9, 1907. 13418

Fairy tales a child can read and act; children's
classics in dramatic form, b.v Lillian Edith
Nixon. Gai-den City, N. 1'., Doubleday, Page
& company, 1912. 6 p. 1., 3-146, [2] p. illus.
12".

© May 20, 1912; 2c. May 23, 1912; A:
314352; Doubleday, Page «& co., Garden City,
N. Y. 13419

649

13419

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

13437

Fairy transformations. See Battle (The) of
love.

Fairy wedding and breakfast; puntomime, by
J. C. Wilson. 2 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. IS, 1915; D: 39726; Janette
Clarke Wilson, Monessen, Pa. 13419a

Fairyland; an opera in 3 acts, by B. Hooker.
New Haven, Yale university press, 1915. 137
p. 12". [Libretto only]

© Mar. 11, 1915 ; 2c. Mar. 12, 1915 ; aff. Apr.
G 1915 ; A : 398349 ; Brian Hooker, New York.

13419b

book by B. Hooker, music by Horatio

Parker. [105] p. 4°. Typewritten. [Li-
bretto only]

© Ic. Oct. 20, 1914 ; D : 38622 ; Brian Hooker,
New York. 13419c

Same. New York, G. Schinuer [1915] 2

p. 1., 36 p. 4°. (G. Schirmer's collection of
opera-librettos)

© Mav 12, 1915 ; 2c. May 15, 1915 ; D : 40675 ;
G. Schirmer, New York. 13419d

•See also Fairy land.

Faith — Continued.

■play in 3 acts, by O. Stevens.

87 p.

Fairyland festival ; an operetta in a prologue and
2 acts, by A. T. Ammerman. 29 p. 4". Type-
written.

© Ada Tiilly Ammerman, Brooklyn; D:
13764, Sept. 12, 1908 ; 2c. Aug. 19, 1908. 13420

Fairy's (The) dances; a spectacular, pantomimic
dancing act in 3 scenes, written and composed
by G. Von Palm. Typew^ritten.

© Gustav Von Palm, New York; 1900 A:
8919, Mar. 19; 2c. Mar. 19. 13421

Fairy's fortune; comedy in 3 acts, by Noel
Grant.

© John H. Ryley, New York State; 1886:
3089, Feb. 4. 13422

Fairy's (The) picnic; 1 act sketch, by M. Dillae.
5 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 13, 1911 ; D : 23085 ; Max Dillae,
Kansas City, Mo. 13423

Fairy's (The) well; a romantic Irish drama in 4
acts, by Con. T. Murphy.

© W. H. Power, United States; 1888:
12196, Apr. 27. 13424

Faith; an original play in 3 acts, by J. Lart.
New York, John M. Bennett's sous, 1883. 71
numb. 1. 16°.

© John Lart, New York ; 1883 : 21259, Nov.
16 ; 2c. Dec. 13. • 13425

play in 4 acts, by E. P. Chester. [109] p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 12, 1914 ; D : 36327 ; Ernest Ford
Chester, New York, 13425a

Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 30, 1913; D: 34590; Otheman
Stevens, Los Angeles. 13426

a religious drama in 4 acts, by J. E. Bradley.

Typewritten.

© John E. Bradley, Cleveland ; 1899 : 18690,
Mar. 13 ; 2c. Mar. 29. 13427

— a sketch in colors, by Brewer Corcoran. 17
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© James Brewer Corcoran, Springfield,
Mass.; D : 11148, Aug. 9, 1907; 2c. Aug. 24,
1907. 13428

or. The Jewish brothers, a drama in 5 acts,

written by the Count de Najac.

© W. J. Florence, New York ; 1873 : 2633, Mar.
17. 13429

Faith and fireside. See German classics of the
nineteenth and twentieth centuries.

Faith (The) cure; a farce in 1 act, by George H.
Coes. Boston. W. H. Baker & co., 1895.

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston; 1895:
24695, May 4 ; 2c. July 5. 13430

Faith (The) healer; a play in 4 acts, by W. V.

IVIoody. Boston and New York, Houghton

Mifflin company, 1909. 4 p. 1.. [3]-160 p. 12".

© William Vaughn Moody, New York; D:

14755, Jan. 6, 1909 ; 2c. Jan. 8, 1909. 13431

plav in 3 acts, by W. V. Moody. New York,

The Macmillan co., 1910. 4 p. 1., 3-164 p. 12".

© Mar. 2, 1910; 2c. Mar. 4, 1910; D: 20338;

William A^augbu Moody, Chicago. 13432

Faith, hope and charity; a curtain raiser for
five people, by R. G. Morris. 18 p. 4". Type-
written.

© Elenor de Berrein Morris, Brooklyn ; D :
6102, Jan. 19, 1905 ; 2c. Jan. 19, 1905. 13433

Faith Mather; or, A fair forger, an American
drama of to-day in 5 acts, by M. D. Flattery.
59 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© M. Douglas Flattery, Boston ; D : 6606.
Apr. 29, 1905 ; 2c. May 24, 1905. 13434

Faith (The) of Margaret Deane; play in 4 acts,
by B. W. Fifield. [131] p. 4". Typewritten.
© Ic. Mar. 6, 1912 ; D : 28964 ; Bflie Wood-
ward Fifield, Minneapolis. 13435

Faith (The) of the coward; a play in 4 acts, by
M. Walton. [39] p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 16, 1910 ; D : 21804 ; M. Walton.

Chicago. 13436

Faith, the actor's daughter; a new and original

drama in prologue, 4 acts and 4 tableaux, by

C. H. Day.

© Charles H. Day, New York; 1871:9433,
Oct. 9. 13437

650

13438

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

13456

Faith versus power; a series of moving tab-
leaux accompanied by reading and music,
adapted from H. W. Longfcllows' Judas Mac-
cabaeus, by A. R. Morgenroth.

© Amelia Ring Morgenroth, New York ; D :
852, Sept. 10, 1901. 13438

Faithful (The); tragedy in 3 acts, by J. Mase-
lield. Loudon, AVilliam Heinemann [1915] 5
p. 1., 131 p. 12°.

© July 1, 1915 ; Ic. July 15, 1915 ; D : 41234 ;
John Masefield. London. 13438a

Faithful and true; scenario of 4 act melodrama,
by O. Harper. 3 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 28, 1909 ; D : 17S02 ; Olive Har-
per, New York. 13439

Faithful (The) dad; a comedy dramatic playlet
in 1 scene, by J. Katzman. [1], 26 p. 16°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. May 21, 1912 ; D : 29S78 ; Jacob Katz-
man, New York. 13440

Faithful (A) friend.

© Charles C. Weigel and W. Hargreaves,
jr., New York ; D : 4704. Mar. 10, 1904. 13441

Faithful friends; a sensational drama in 4 acts,
by Charles Warren. Independence, la.. Bulle-
tin printing house, 1890. 61 p. 12".

© Robert W. Fryer, United States; 1890:
10526, Mar. 31 ; 2c. Apr. 15. 13442

Faithful (The) groom. See Black Beauty.

Faithful James; a farcical comedy in 1 act, by
B. C. Stephenson. New York. S. French ;
London, S. French, ltd., 1902. 22 p. 12".

© T. H. French, New York ; D : 1600, Mar.
19. 1902 ; 2c. Dec. 27, 1902. 13443

Faithful Mike; or, The Irish hero, a drama in
4 acts, by G. W. H. Griffin.

© G. W. H. Griffin, Brooklyn; 1875:1964.
Mar. 3. 13444

Faithful (A) promise,
elusion.

See Corrigan's con-

Faithful (The) shepherdess. Sec Masterpieces
of the English drama: Beaumont and
Fletcher.

Faithful to the end; a tlomostiC melodrama in
4 acts, by F. O. Rose.

© Frank Oakes Rose, New York; D : 1059,
Nov. 4, 1901. 13445

Faithful to the last; a totally original and pic-
turesque drama in 5 acts, by E. W. Fernald.

© E. Wilbur Fernald, Boston; 1898:7883,
Jan. 26. 13446

Faithful unto death; or, Evangeline's true
love, a play in 3 acts, with numerous scenes
and tableaux, adapted for the American stage,
by H. L. D'Entremont.

© Henry L. D'EntremoiU, Peabody, Mass.;
1889 : 13282, May 1. 13447

Faithful (The) wife; comedy in 1 act, by M.
Boros. [2], 19 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 13, 1913 ; D : 34199 ; Morris Boros,
New York. 13448

Faithless wife; drama in 4 acts, by I. Turk. 44
p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 31, 1909 ; D : 17833 ; Isidore Turk,
New Yorlc. 13449

Fake; comedy farce in 1 act, by Harry Sophus
Sheldon. 30 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 7, 1910 ; D : 21392 ; Darwin Karr,
New York. 13450

play in 1 act, by C. W. Jones. 15 p. 8°.

Tj'pewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 20, 1915 ; D : 39450 ; Clinton W.
Jones, Tacoma. 13450a

Fake (The) employment agent; bv L. Chick
and J. Welch.

© Lew Chick and Joe Welch, Pittsburgh;
D : 14751, Jan. 5, 1909. 13451

Faker (The); a comedy in 3 acts, by C. R.
Hardy. 62 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Charles Robertson Hardy, New York;
D : 7178, Aug. 22, 1905 ; 2c. Aug. 29, 1905.

13452

iSee also Fakir (The)

Fakers (The); 1 act farce, by A. Geyer. 23, [2]
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 8, 1911 ; D : 24164 ; Albert Geyer,
Los Angeles. 13453

Faking the film; or. The skinemoutograph,
sketch in 3 scenes, by Edward Man-is. [2],
23 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 18, 1912 ; D : 31825 ; Tom Terriss,
London. 13454

Fakir (The); play in 4 acts, by W. V. Pettit.
[129] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 18, 1911 ; D : 25791 ; AVm.

Vaughan Pettit, New York. 13455

See also Faker (The)

Fakir (The) and the foundling. Sec Princess
Goo-Goo.

Fakir (The) from Missouri; by J. Krauss.

© Joe Krauss, New York ; D : 16191, June
29, 1909. 13456

650.

13457

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

13473

Fakir (The) of Ava; an Ethiopian burlesque
in 1 act, by B. S. Taylor, E. J. Fry and W. H.
Fry.

© Bernard S. Taylor, E. J. Fry and Wm. H.
Frv. Danbnrv. Co\m. ; 1883 : 14709, Aug. 8.

13457

Fakir (The) of Kokomo; or, The keyhole and
the maid, a 20th century comic opera in 2
acts, by H. MacGrath and H. .7. Ormsbee.

© Harold MacGrath and Henry Jerome
Ormsbee, Syracuse, N. Y. ; D : 3814, Aug. 10,
1903. 13458

Falconthorne; original comic opera in 2 acts,
by S. H. Sargent. Libretto. [52] p. 4".
Typewritten.

© Ic. June 23, 1914 ; D : 37381 ; S. Harold
Sargent, Philadelphia. 13458a

Pall (Der) Cramer; eiu drama aus dem deutsch-
amerikanischen loben nach einem vortrage, des
O. F. Wegener.

© O. F. Wegener, Seattle; 1896:51553,
Sept. 17. 13459

Fall (Der) des schiilers Vehgesack; szenen
einer kleinen deutschen komodie, von Georg
Kaiser. [Weimar, Druck von R. Wagner
sohn. 19141 72 p. 8°.

© Ic. Apr. 30, 1914 ; D : 36882 ; Anstalt fiir
auffiihrungsrecht dramatischer werke d. litera-
tur u. rausik, g. m. b. h., Charlottenburg, Ger-
many. 13459a

Fall (The) dough; dramatic playlet, by C. F.
Ivins. 28 p. f". Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 13, 1915 ; D : 40844 ; Clifford F.
Ivins, Red Bank, N. J. 13459b

Fall (Der) Dreyfus; oder, Ein opfer franzo-
sischen justiz (The Dreyfus case), drama in
ri akteu nach dem weitverbreiteten roman,
bearbeitet von J. Wormser.

© Jean Wormser, Chicago ; 1899 : 7537, Jan.
23. 13460

Fall (A) from grace; vaudeville in 1 act, by
J. A. Fraser, jr.

© Fred. Bronson Taintor, Chicago; 1897:
24793, Apr. 21. 13461

Fall (The) guy; 1 act dramatic composition, by
F. J. P.eaman and Clifford F. Ivins. 16 p. 4".
Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 4, 1911 ; D: 24854; Fred J. Bea-
man, Washington. 13462

original playlet in 1 act, by H. Selraan.

[14] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 17, 1914 ; D : 35682 ; Harold Sel-
nian, Jersey City. 13462a

^play in 1 act, by A. H. Perna. 9 p. 8".

Fall (The) lawyer; play in 3 acts, by W. Max-
well. [2], 74 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 19, 1912; D: 28771; William
Maxwell, Orange, N. J. 13463

Fall (The) of a crown. See Ei'ic.

Fall (The) of a divinity. See Zero.

Fall (The) of Adam; original society comedy in
3 acts, by C. P. Brown. [83] p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Sept. 9. 1912 ; D : 30765 ; Charles Paul
Brown, Norwalk, Conn. 13464

Fall of an empire; a drama in 4 acts and 6
scenes, by William V. Mong. 48 p. t". Type-
written.

© Louis K. Phillips, Brunswick, Ga. ; D :
5615, Oct. 7, 1904 ; 2c. Oct. 7, 1904. 13465

Fall (The) of Atlanta; or. The Irish spy, an
historical and military drama in 5 acts, by
G. M. Connell. New Lisbon, O., The Ohio
patriot printing house, 1885. 48 p. 16°.

© G. M. Connell, New Lisbon, O. ; 1884:
4911, Mar. 7 ; 2c. Apr. 19, 1886. 13466

Fall (The) of Babylon; a dramatic poem in 4
acts and 8 scenes, by S. Johnson.

© Samuel Johnson, St. Paul ; D : 447, Mav
10, 1901. 13467

See also Feast of Belshazzar.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 24, 1915; D: 40157; Anthony
Henry Perna, New York. 13462b

Fall (The) of Frisco; dranialic comiiosition in
4 acts, by Si Condit. 132 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 8, 1910; D: 22014; John C. Fol-
ia nd, Pittsburgh. 13468

Fall (The) of Hiram; by C. E. Wilkinson.

© Claude E. Wilkinson, Carmel, Ind. : D :
4502, Jan. 14, 1904. 13469

Fall (The) of Jericho; a play in 6 acts, by T.
Reed. Typewritten.

© Tillie Reed, Lvons, Ta. ; 1900 A : 26465. Oct.
24 ; 2c. Oct. 24. 13470

Fall (The) of Jerusalem; musical and dramatic
composition, by I. Kiralfy.

© Imre Kiralfy, New York; 1887:25063.
Sept. 30. 13471

Fall (The) of Khartoum; a romantic, military
and spectacular drama in 5 acts, by A. Everly.

© Adam Everly, Philadelphia; 1885:3411,
Feb. 7. 13472

Fall (The) of Lisbon; a play in 4 acts, by C. W.
Chase.

© Charles Wathen Chase, United States;
1877: 2107, Feb. 17. 13473

I

652

13474

nOPYRIGHTED IN" THE UNITED RTATKS

13491

Pall (The) of man; a libretto for sacred cantata
for four solo voices and chorus, by L. M.
Wookey.

© Louisa M. Wookey, New York; 1899:
4414, Jan. 10 ; 2c. Jan. 28. 13474

See also Paradise lost.

Fall (The) of Maximilian. See Mexico.

Fall (The) of Maya; tragic drama of ancient
America in .5 acts and 9 scenes, by B. Betts,
founded on Queen Moo's tailsman ,by Alice D.
Le Plongeon. [Ill] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 14, 1911 ; D : 26025 ; Brooks Betts,
Brooklyn. 13475

Fall (The) of Mexico; musical and dramatic
composition, by I. Kiralfy.

© Imre Kiralfy, New York ; 1887 : 25066,
Sept. 30. 13476

Fall (The) of Mrs. Henshaw; a farcical comedy
in 3 acts and a prologue, by S. 0. Comstock.
80 p. 4^ Typewritten.

© Seth Cook Comstock, New York ; D : 670,
July 18, 1901 ; 2c. July 18, 1901. 13477

Fall (The) of Nineveh; a scenic, dramatic, his-
torical and biblical pantomime, composed and
arr. by J. Rettig.

© John Rettig, Cincinnati; 1891:45764,
Dec. 16. 13478

Fall of Paris and reign of the commune; a
drama without words, by L. Leubrie.

© Lou Leubrie, Memphis, Tenn. ; 1888 :
23249, Aug. 13 ; 2c. Oct. 8. 13479

Fall (The) of Pompeii; musical and dramatic
composition, by I. Kiralfy.

© Imre Kiralfy, New York; 1887:25065,
Sept. 30. 13480

Fall (The) of Port Arthur; or. The command-
ing' oflacer, a play in 4 acts, by F. M. Franklin.

© Frank M. Franklin, New York ; D : 6373,
Mar. 20, 1905. 13481

Fall (The) of Rome; a drama in 3 acts, intro-
ducing spectacular gymnastics, by M". T. Hayes.
[New York, Rooney & Otten print, co.] 1901.
31 p. 12°.

© Marcellus T. Hayes, New York ; 1900 A :
31782, Dec. 31 ; 2c. Jan. 14, 1901. 13482

musical and dramatic composition, by I.

Kiralfy.

© Imre Kiralfy, New York; 1887:25067,

Sept. 30. 13483

See also Antonina. — Nero. — Zero.

Fall (The) of San Juan Dulloa. See Bandits
(The) of the Rio Grande.

Fall (The) of '64; or, Polly and the spy, a
military drama in 1 act, by A. W. Stace. 24 p.
4". Typewritten.

© Arthur W. Stace, Grand Rapids, Mich.;
D : 11126, July 25, 1907 ; 2c. Aug. 23, 1907.

13484

Fall (The) of the Alamo; historical drama in 4
acts, concluded by an epilogue entitled The
battle of San Jacinto, by Francis Nona. New
York, G. P. Putnam's sons, 1879. 3 p. 1.,
[v]-vi, 257 p. 16". [With music]

© Francis Miinch, Bingliamton, N. Y. ;
1879 : 6420, May 13 ; 2c. Sept. 29. 13485

Fall of the Bastile; open air drama, by Lou
Leubrie.

© Lou Leubrie, Memphis, Tenn. ; 1889 :
22391, July 20. 13486

Scr, aUo Wizard (The) of Paris.

Fall of the Golden Gate and the destruction of
Chinatown.

© Frederick Everett, Chicago; D : 8688,
June 13, 1906. 13487

Fall (The) of the House of Ducas; tragedy in 4
acts, by Aristides Evangelus Phoutrides. [3],
92 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 3, 1912 ; D : 30907 ; A. E. Phou-
trides, Cambridge, Mass. 13488

Fall (The) of the Incas. See De Soto.

Fall (The) of the Roman Kingdom,
tus and Lucretia.

See Bru-

21 p.

Fall (The) of Troy; by O. H. Jones, jr.
8". Typewritten.

© Oliver Handy Jones, jr., Baltimore; D:
3165, Mar. 19, 1903 ; 2c. Apr. 9, 1903. 13489

musical and dramatic composition, by I.

Kiralfy.

© Imre Kiralfy, New York; 1887:25064,

Sept. 30. 13490

Fall (The) of TJg; a masque of fear, by Rufus
Steele, music by Herman Perlet. San Fran-
cisco, John Howell, 1913. xiii, 50 p. front.
12°.

© Aug. 1, 1913 ; 2c. Nov. 6, 1913 ; A : 369534 ;
Bohemian club, San Francisco. 13490a

Fall (The) of Vicksburg. See Musical (The)
caption.

Fall River; a modern play in 5 acts, by J. A.
Heme and H. Garland.

© James A. Heme and Hamlin Garland,
Boston; 1890:12433, Apr. 15. 13491

Fall (The), the night, the dawn; play in pro-
logue and 2 scenes. 7 p. t". Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 29, 1913; D : 36421 ; Genevieve
Clara Sl-.eridan, Berkeley, Cal. 13491a

653

1349!J

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

13511

Fall (Der) vou Granada.
Gazan.

Scv Muza ben Abil

Fallen among thieves; melodnunn in 5 acts, by
' Frank Harvey. Typewritten.

© Thomas H. Davis ami William T. Keogh,
New York ; 1895 : 30540, June 8 ; 2c. .Tune 10.

13492

Fallen (A) angel; drama in 3 acts, by Charles
,T. Bell.

© Eleanor Lane Boll, Now York; 1895:
6928, Tan. 30. 13493

Fallen by the wayside.

© Albert H. Woods, New York; D:5420,
Aug. 12, 1904. 13494

a drama in 5 acts, by F. Summerfield. 123

p. 40. Typewritten.

© Fred. Summerfield, New York ; D : 7938,
Feb. 2, 1906 ; 2c. Feb. 2, 1906. 13495

a drama in 4 acts, by F. Summerfield.

© Fred. Summerfield, New York ; D : 5360,
Aug. 1, 1904. [For copies rec'd. see D:7938]

13496

a melodrama in 4 acts, by A. H. Woods.

© A. H. Woods, New York ; D : 3146, Mar.
6, 1903. 13497

or, Victims of poverty, a drama in 4 acts,

by Fred. Summerfield. 103 p. 4". Typewrit-
ten.

© Joseph Maurice Weber, New York; D:
4020, Sept. 15, 1903 ; 2c. Aug. 1, 1904. 13498

Fallen fairies; or. The wicked world, original
opera in 2 acts, by W. S. Gilbert, composed by
Edward German. London, New York [etc.]
Ghappell & co., 1909. 50 p. S". [Libretto
only]

© Dec. 15, 1909 ; 2c. Dec. 16, 1909 ; D : 17716 ;
Ghappell & co., ltd., London. 13499

Fallen (The) god; by A. RoucoUe.

© Adrienne RoucoUe, Fort Collins, Colo. ;
D:9522, Nov. 26, 1906.

Fallen heroes,
throne.

13500

See Power (The) behind the

Fallen (A) idol; a farce in 1 act, by Helen
Sherman Griffith. Philadelphia, The Penn
pub. CO., 1900. 16 p. 12°.

© Penn pub. co., Philadelphia; 1900 A:
17371, .Tuly 14 ; 2c. July 14. 13501

See also Evil (An) genius.

Fallen (The) star; a 1 act playlet, by I. Hay.
22 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Irving Hay, Whitestone, N. Y. ; D : 10232,
Mar. 29, 1907 ; 2c. Mar. 29, 1907. 13502

Fallen (The) star — Continued.

a sketch in 1 act, by .7. M. Ciunming. 40 p.

4". Typewritten.

© .Toseph M. Gumming, San Francisco; D:
14207, Nov. 4, 1908 ; 2c. Nov. 4, 1908. 13503

Falling for her; <lialogue, by A. Hoffman. [2],
34 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. June 23, 1914 ; D : 37383 ; Aaron Hoff-
man, Now York. 13503a

Falling from grace. See Slice (A) of life.

Falling (The) leaves; ii drama in 4 acts, adapted
from the lialiaii of (Jiuseppe Giacosa, by Mil-
ton Sills. 127 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Robert Robertson, La Crosse, Wis. ; D :
12487, Mar. 5, 1908 ; 2c. May 15, 1908. 13504

Falling (A) out; play in 1 act, by J. S. Frank.
[1], 17 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 1, 1914; D: 38380; .Joseph S.
Frank, New York. 13504a

Fallow fields; a comedy in 3 acts, [by] W. Steell
and C. L. Delorme.

© Willis Steell and Charles L. Delorme,
New York ; 1889 : 13647, May 4. 13505

Falls (The) of Niagara; a drama in 3 acts, by
H. W. Eagan, and J. S. Edwards, adapted
from La maison du pont Notre Dame, a
drama, by Barriere and de Kock.

© H. W. Eagan, Baltimore; 1874: 4493, Apr.
4. 13506

Falsche heilige; or, False saints, a drama
in 4 acts, by Jacob O. Builder.

© Harry Weisberg, New York; D:2963,
Feb. 6, 1903. 13506a

Falsche wege. y^rc Ways that are wrong.

False; a sensational drama in 5 acts, a dramati-
zation of Mrs. Steven's novel, by F. Marsden.

© Fred Marsden, New York; 1871:7017,
.July 28. 13507

a society comedy, by B. Murphy.

© Blanche Murphy, Champion, Mont. ; 1890 :
5210, Feb. 11. 13508

or, Out of the depths, a domestic drama in

4 acts, by F. Marsden.

© Fred Marsden, New York ; 1875 : 5941,
June 8. 13509

False (The) alarm; comedy in 1 act, by Bert
Aldane [pseud, of I. Badanes] 16 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. June 27, 1914; D: 37487; Ida Ba-
danes, New York. 13510

farce in 1 act, by M. E. Swan. 26 p. 4".

Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 1, 1910; D: 20662; Mark E.
Swan, New York. 13511

654

13512

COPYRIGHTED IN" THE UNITED STATES

13531

False (The) alarm — Contiuued.

a farcical comedy in 3 acts, by J. T. Kelly

and J. W. McKinney.
© Jolin T. Kelly and John W. McKinney,

New York ; 1890 : 4784, Feb. 8. 13512

[play in 1 act] by E. Y. Case. Proof.

© Elizabeth York Case, Detroit; D:8035,
Feb. 20, 1906; 2c. Mar. 21, 1906. 13512a

False-alarm Watson; or, A fight for happiness,
play in 4 acts, by W. V. Mong. 108 p. 4".
Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 27, 1913 ; D : 3245.5 ; William V.
Mong, Chambersbiirg, Pa. 13513

False alarms; an eccentric comedy sketch, by
Dean Hart [pseud, of L. Droge] 8 p. 4°,
Typewritten.

© Lillian Droge, San Francisco ; D : 5996,
.Jan. 3, 1905 ; 2c. Jan. 3, 1905. 13514

False and fair; or, A wicked woman, by L. M.
Evans.

© Lillian May Evans, Frankford, Philadel-
phia : 1880 : 16604, Nov. 2. 13515

False charms; a comedy in 3 acts, by P. G.
Hubert. 23 p. 8. Mimeographed.

© P. G. Hubert, Stamford, Conn.; 1879:
2370, Feb. 19; 2c. May 11, 1880. 13516

False colors; a black sketch in 2 scenes, by
Frank Dumont. Chicago, The Dramatic pub-
lishing CO. [1897] 9 p. 16".

© Dramatic pub. co.. Chicago ; 1897 : 59885.
Oct. 22; 2c. Oct. 21. 13517

a drama in prologue and 3 acts, by M.

Price.

© Mark Price, St. Paul ; 1889 : 12966, Apr.
27. 13518

• -or. The lights and shadows of society, a

drama in 5 acts, by W. R. Jarvis and W. B.
Willard.

© Wilber R. Jarvis and William Barry Wil-
lard, New York ; 1875 : 1213, Feb. 9. 13519

False (The) conviction; a vision, founded upon
a foreign military drama of the first rank, by
W. E. Dentinger. Washington, 1907. 62 p.
front., port. 8°.

© Willet E. Dentinger, Washington; D:
11651, Nov. 2, 1907 ; 2c. Dec. 5, 1907, 13520

False (A) couple; a drama, by E. Sheridan.

© Eugene Sheridan, New York ; 1887 : 19536,
July 29. 13521

False (The) Dmitri. See Russia's stolen
throne.

False-faces; a sensational society play in 3 acts,
by St. G. Best.

© St. George Best, Columbus, O. ; 1887:
17761, July 11. 13522

Sgc also Uncle Jacob's money.

False faith. See Cavalleria rusticana.

False (A) friend; comedy drama in 4 acts, by
Nelson Compston. Chicago, The Chicago man-
uscript CO., 1911. 60 p. f°. Mimeographed.

© Aug. 10, 1911 ; 2c. Sept. 5, 1911 ; D : 25133 :
Alexander Byers, Chicago. 13523

a drama in 4 acts and ii prologue, by E.
Fawcett. Ms.

© Edgar Fawcett, United States; 1879:
16464, Dec. 8 ; 2c. .Jan. 14, 1880. 13524

a drama in 2 acts, by G. S. A. Vantrot.

Clyde, O., A. D. Ames, 1879. 16°.

© A. D. Ames, Clyde, O. ; 1879 : 14035, Oct.
22; 2c. Oct. 22. 13525

See also For want of confidence. — Little

Nellie.

False (A) god; a drama in 4 acts, by A. Steele.

© Asa Steele, New York; D : 1.3809, Sept.
16, 1908. 13526

False gods; love story without ethical complica-
tions in 3 acts, by L. H. Foster. 85 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 19, 1911 ; D : 24986 ; Lilian Hoyt
Foster, New York. 13527

play in 1 act, by L. M. Hickson. .54 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 8, 1915 ; D : 41943 ; Leslie Mathe-
Son Hickson, Boston. 13527a

(Les faux dieux); a drama in 5 acts and 6

tableaux, by Jules de Marthold.

© Frangois Mons and Louis Nathal, New
York ; 1886 : 19915, Sept. 3. 13528

False harmony. See Out of step.

False honor; a comedy in 5 acts, by T. Bentley.
© Thomas Bentley, New York ; 1879 : 4055,
Mar. 27. 13529

False idols. See Boy (A) in gray.

False imprisonment; or. Saved from the gal-
lows, by James Hohbert,

© F. H. and J. V. Hohbert, Brooklyn ; 1880 :
13424, Sept. 2. 13530

False (The) marriage; an original play in 6
acts, by A. Grey.

© Arthur Grey, New York ; 1880 : 8735, June
9. 13531

False (The) master of the abbey. See Joseph
Wilmot.

False (The) mother. See Holy (The) sister.

655

1353i2

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

13552

False (A) note; a comedy in 1 act, by J. De
Witt Gibbs. Ronton. W. IT. r.akor & co., 1888.
23 p. 12°.

(g) Walter U. Bakor iK: cc, Jioston ; 1888:
20587. Sept. 17 ; 2c. Oct. 6. 13532

False prophet; a comedy drama in o acts, by
S. Sbipman. 139 p. 4°.

© Samuel Sbipman, New Yoi-k ; D : 12939,
May 9, 1908 ; 2c. May 29, 1908. 13533

a comic opera in 3 acts, written by .T. A.

Knox and (". M. Snyder, composed by R<>bert
Stoepel.

© J. Armory Knox and Charles M. Snyder,
New York; 1887:6583, Mar. 19; 2c. Mar. 21.

13534

or, The death of Gordon, a romantic mili-

tary and spectacular drama in 5 acts, by A.
Everly.

© Adam Everly, Philadelphia; 1885:5565,
Mar. 6. 13535

— See also Athenia.

False (The) son; a drama in 5 acts, adapted
from the French of E. Vol nay, by E. Tomi>-
kins.

© Eugene Tompkins, Boston; 1880:6440,
Apr. 26. 13536

False (The) start; play in 4 acts, by G. W.
Ward. [173] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 6, 1914; D : 36263 ; George W.
Ward, New York. 13536a

False (A) step; a drama, by ,T. E. Dunn.

© Julia E. Dunn, San Francisco; 1874:
10287, Aug. 4. 13537

• drama in 4 acts, by Joseph Lateiner.

,*,rrpN 4 ^^x N?:x-n bxp^n?: :r'o'"-itt' nysjbxc "irn

73 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mav 6, 1915 ; D : 40581 ; David Kessler
and Max R. Wilner, New York. 13537a

original melodrama in 5 acts, by H. Mowat.

67 p. obi. i°. Typewritten.

© Helen Mowat. New York; 1888:11915,
Apr. 24 ; 2c. Apr. 24. 13538

False steps; a comedy in 3 acts, by Joseph A.
Nunez.

© H. Helen Nunez, T.ouisville; 1880: 11845,
July 31 ; 2c. June 3, 1887. 13539

False (A) title; a comedy in 4 acts, by F. Clark.

© Frederic Clark, New York ; 1878 : 10912,

Sept. 21. 13540

False to herself; by M. Bates and E. A. Barron.

© Margaret Bates and Elwyn A. Barron,

Chicago ; 1881 : 15762. Oct. 13. ' ""

False truths; a play in 5 acts, by J. E. Karel-
sen.

© .Ia<'ques 10. Knrelseii, New York: 1871:
3958, Apr. 28. 13542

Falsehood; ;i new and orisiiial .'^ocieiy comedy in
5 nets, by J. Hart jind C. A. Byrne.

© Josh Hart and C. A. Byrne, New York:
1876 : 6203, I\I:iy 20. 13543

Falsehood and truth. See Ugly (The) aunt.

Falsely accused; :i dnimn in 5 acts, by .T. San-
son.

© Joseph Sanson, I'liihulelphia ; 1880:
13457, Sept. 3. 13544

-1 act sketch, by Wm. Organ. Milwaukee, A.

E. Reim, 1910. 8 p. 16°.

© Mar. 4. 1911 ; 2c. Mar. 6, 1911 ; D : 23557 ;
Adolph E. Reim, Milwaukee. 13545

or, The lover's victory, by Harry McLean.

© Arch. McL. Crane, Durham Park, Kan. ;
1876 : 8757, July 26. 13546

See also Byer's library of tabloid plays. —

Lanty's luck.

Falstaff; commedia lirica in 3 atti, di Arrigo
Boito, musica di Giuseppe Verdi. Milano, G.
Ricordi & co. [1893] 89 p. 12°. [Libretto
only]

© G. Ricordi & co., Milan; 1893:2753, Jan.
U; 2c. Jan. 11. 13547

in 3 acts, correct English tr., words by Ar-
rigo Boito, music by Giuseppe Verdi. New
York, H. Grau.

© Herman Grau, New York; 1894:60873,
Dec. 29 ; 2c. Jan. 10, 1895. 13548

a lyrical comedy in 3 acts, by Arrigo Boito,

English version by W. Beatty Kingston, music
by Giuseppe Verdi. 109 p. 8°.

© G. Ricordi & co., Milan ; D: 1.5292, Mar. 9,
1909; 2c. Mar. 9, 1909. 13549

■from the Merry wives of Windsor,

13541

music by Giuseppe Verdi, English adaptation
by Frederic Lyster. New York, F. RuUman
[1894] 1 p. 1., .55 p. 8°. [Libretto only.
English and Italian]

© F. Rullman, New York ; 1894 : 57779, Dec.
12 ; 2c. Jan. 5, 1895. 13550

piece en vers en 5 actes et 7 tableaux,

imitee de Shakespeare, par Jacques Richepin.

Paris, E. Fasquelle, 1904. 3 p. 1., 272 p. 12°.

© Eugene Fa.squelle, Paris ; D : 4575, Feb.

2, 1904; 2c. .Jan. 29, 1904. 13551

FalstafE and the merry wives of Windsor;
comic opera in 3 acts, tr. adapted and arr.
for the English stage, by A. Neuendorflf.

© Ad. Neuendorff, New York; 1884: 18835:
Sept. 19. 13552

656

13553

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

13570

Falstaff in rebellion; or, The mutineers of
Eastcheap, Shakespearian travesty in 3 acts,
by J. W. Postgate. Boston, Walter H. Baker
& CO., 1915. 44 p. 12".

© Feb. 16, 1915 ; 2c. Feb. 17, 1915 ; D : 39708 ;
John W. Postgate, Chicago. 13553

Falstaff up to date; comedy drama in 3 acts, by
M. Gibney.

© M. Gibney, Chicago ; 1898 : 47191, Aug. 9 ;
2c. Aug. 10. 13554

Faltscher (Der) man mit den weisen kind;
Jewish-German play in 4 acts, [by] B. Mes-
singer. [46] p. 8". Ms.

© Ic. Jan. 6, 1911 ; D : 23024 ; Benjamin
Messinger, New York. 13555

Fame; by J. B. Dunn. 10 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Joseph Barrington Dunn, Cleveland ; D :

11593, Oct. 25, 1907 ; Ic. Oct. 16, 1907 ; Ic. Mar.

4, 1908. 13556

a comedy, by H. A. Rendle.

© Henry A. Rendle, Boston ; 1872 : 11425.
Oct. 26. 13557

comedy In 1 act and 3 scenes, by F. B. El-
kins. [2], 28 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 10, 1915 ; D : 41461 ; Felton B. El-
kins, San Francisco. 13557a

dramatic composition in 4 acts, by J. B.

Dunn. [38] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 22, 1912; D : 28376 ; Joseph B.
Dunn, Brooklyn. 13558

play in 4 acts, by E. Singmaster. 145 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 21 ,1910 ; D : 22890 ; Elsie Sing-
master, Gettysburg, Pa. 13559

Fame (The) maker; original comedy in 3 acts,
by A. Luzzi. [6], 143 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 24, 1910; D : 22132 ; Arthur
Luzzi, New York. 13560

original farce comedy in 3 acts, by A.

Luzzi. 162 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 24, 1913; D:33S80; Arthur
Luzzi, New York. 13561

Fame (The) makers; a play, by J. L. Wright.
© John Livingston Wright, Brookline,
Mass. ; D : 2995, Feb. 14, 1903. 13562

Familia (La) de la Sole; o. El casado casa
quiere, sainete en 1 acto y en prosa, original
de Antonio Casero. Madrid [Sociedad de au-
tores espaiioles] 1912. 29 p. 12°.

© Mar. 6, 1913 ; 2c. Mar. 7, 1913 ; D : 32569 ;
A. Casero, Madrid. 13563

Familiar faces of a funny family; a humorous
entertannnent introducing personal portraits,
by Bob O'ljink [pseud.] New York, Dick &
Fitzgerald, 1909. 17 p. 12°.

© Dick & Fitzgerald, New York ; D : 14816,
Jan. 14, 1909 ; 2c. June 10, 1909. 13564

Familie Estepan; operette in 3 akten, von Ho-
munkulus und F. Antony [pseud, of Anton
Nikolowsky] nach einem buche von H. Lie-
benfels, nuisik von Ludwig Roman Chmel.
Regiebuch. Leipzig, J. Schuberth & co., 1912.
88 p. 12°.

© Ic. June 21, 1912 ; D : 30047 ; J. Schuberth
& CO., Leipzig. 13565

Familie Grossgliick; komiklie in 3 akten, von
Schalom Asch. Berlin, S. Fischer verlag,
1909. 134 p. 16°.

© Dec. 15, 1909 ; 2c. May 3, 1910 ; D : 20942 ;
S. Fischer verlag, Berlin. ^ 13566

Familie Hoerner. See Horner (The) family.

Familie Jensen; lebensbild in 4 akten, von Ed-
gar Hoyer, fiir die deutsche biihne beai'beitet
von Emil Jonas. Berlin, Verlags - firma A.
r:ntsch. 84 p. 8°.

© Ic. Jan. 23, 1915; D : 39491 ; Emanuel
Lederer, New York. 13566a

Familienstiftung' (Die); lustspiel in 4 aufziigen,
von Georg HoUstein [pseud, of Georg Thran]
Berlin, Oesterheld & co. [1912] 2 p. 1., 157
p. 8°.

© Ic. May 17, 1912 ; D : 29697 ; Oesterheld &
CO., Berlin. 13567

Familientag (Der) See Komtesse Mizzi.

Familienvater; tragi.sche komcidie in 3 aufziigen,
von Dietrich Eckart. Leipzig, Berlin, Moder-
nes verlagsbureau. Curt Wigand ,1904. 162
p. 12°.

© Modernes verlagsbureau. Curt Wigand,

. Berlin ; D : .5491, Aug. 29, 1904 ; 2c. Aug. 29,

1904. 13568

Families supplied. See Blizzard (The)

Familie (La) See Family.

Familie (La) Bolero; pi^ce en 3 actes, par Mau-
rice Hennequin et Paul Bilhaud. Paris, P. V.
Stock, 1903. 2 p. 1., 172 p. 12°.

© P. V. Stock, Paris; D : 3540, June 6,
1903 ; 2c. June 6, 1903. 13569

Familie sans nom. .S'ee Nameless (A) family.

Family (The); American play in 3 acts, by Staly
Fordham. 93 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. .Tune 10, 1915; D: 40892; Joseph C.
Wettstein, New York. 13569a

-drama in 3 acts, by A. M. Lederer. 115 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 9, 1910; D: 20400; Alison Mi-
chael Lederer, Milford, Pa. 13570

by li. L. Schwartz. 76 p. f. Type-
written.

© Ic. May 24, 1915; D: 407.53; Louis Leon
Schwartz, MinneapolLs. 13570a

5379—15-

-42

657

13571

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

13594

Family (The) — Continued.

a modern American play in 4 acts, by R. H.

Davis.

© Robert Hobnrt Davis, New York; D:

15056, Feb. 11, 1909. 13571

modern drama in 3 acts, by G. F. Sturgis.

106 p. 4°. TjTpewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 24, 1913; D: 34526; Granville
Forbes Sturgis, Denver. 13572

(La f amille) ; by Edouard Cadol, tr. and

adapted by tlie Franco- American dramatic
agency.

© Francois Mons and Louis Nathal, New
York ; 1885 : 26500, Dec. 16. 13573

Family (A) affair. Typewritten.

© S. Dessau, New York ; 1898 : 66919, Nov.
15 ; 2c. Nov. 15. 13574

by J. J. Chatfield. 34 p. f. Typewritten.

© John .T. Chatfield, Chicago; D : 7387,
Oct. 11. 1905 ; 2c. Oct. 11, 1905. 13575

a comedy-drama in 5 acts, dramatized from

Hugh Conway's novel of the same name, by
M. F. Bishop. New York, De Witt.

© Mary F. Bishop, United States; 1886:
4987, Mar. 1. 13576

comedy in 1 act by Hilliard Booth. [1],

28 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 8, 1913; D : 35008 ; May Irwin
Eisfeldt, New York. 13577

— a comedy in 3 acts, adapted from Prete moi
ta femme, by Charles Townsend. Author's ed.
Philadelpliia, The Penn publishing company,
1898. 41 p. 12°. ([Keystone ed. of popular
plays. Dramatic library, v. 1, no. 133] )

© Penn pub. co., Philadelphia ; 1898 : 37089,
June 17 ; 2c. June 17. 13578

a domestic comedy drama, by D. Sully.

© Dan Sully, United States; 1886:2462,
Jan. 29. 13579

farce in 1 act, tr. from the German, by M.

S. Kuhns.

© Maurice S. Kuhns, Chicago ; 1895 : 64519,
Dec. 20 ; 2c. Dec. 21. 13580

a legitimate farce comedy in 8 acts, by I.

F. Stone.

© I. Frank Stone, Evanstou, 111.; 1892:
10310, Mar. 5. 13581

a play in prologue and 3 acts, founded on

the novel by Hugh Conway (F. J. Fargus)
dramatized by D. Ottolengui.

© Daniel Ottolengui, Brooklyn ; 1885:19687,
Sept. 18. 13582

Family (The) aid society; farce in 1 act, by
J. R. Farrell. [5] p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 1, 1910 ; D : 21702 ; John Rupert
Farrell, Bedford Hills, N. Y. 13583

Family (The) album; a descriptive humorous
sketch, by R. A. Barnet.

© R. A. Barnet, Boston ; 1896 : 8989, Feb. 7.

13584

Family (The) album, as exhibited by Mrs.
Almira Pease of Hockanum; by Kate F. El-
lis. Boston, W. H. Baker & co., 1893. 1 p. 1.,
16 p. 12°. ([Baker's novelties])

' © Walter H. Baker & co., Boston; 1893:
49204, Nov. 4 ; 2c. Dec. 28. 13585

Family (The) car. See Automania.

Family (The) circle; by D. Frohman.

© Daniel Frohman, New York ; 1888 : 1215,

Jan. 10.

13586

Family (The) cupboard; drama in 4 acts, by O.
Davis. 168 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 23, 1913 ; D : 33025 ; Owen Davis,
Yonkers, N. Y. 13587

Family (The) cure; play in 4 acts, by I. Levy.
[2], 52 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 4, 1914 ; D : 36239 ; I-mie Levy,
Trenton, N. J. 13587a

See also Homeopathy.

Family discipline; a monologue in 1 scene, for
a child, by N. Zediker. Clyde, O., A. D. Ames.

© A. D. Ames, Clyde, O. ; 1886 : 26606, Nov.
24 ; 2c. Nov. 24. 13588

Family (The) doctor; in 3 acts, by C. H. Oak-
wood.

© C. H. Oakwood, Danville, 111.; 1891:
15364, Apr. 25. 13589

Family (The) doll; or. The scarlet curtain, a
play in 4 acts, by A. Garrison. [55] p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 11, 1912 ; D : 29009 ; Alice Garri-
son, New York. 13590

Family (The) entrance; play in 1 act, by I. K.
Friedman and W. J. Bauman. 39 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. July 31, 1911 ; D : 24824 ; I. K. Fried-
man and W. J. Bauman, Winnetka, 111.

13591

Family (A) failure; a comedy in 5 acts, by E. R.
Coates.

© Elmer Ruan Coates, Philadelphia ; 1874 :
10718, Aug. 17. 13592

Family (The) friend; by C. S. Laney.

© Charles S. Laney, New York ; D : 844,
Sept. 6, 1901. 13593

Family heir-loom; a sketch, by I. M. Jones. 17
p. r. Typewritten.

© Irve M. .Tones, Palmira, N. J. ; D : 7331.
Sept. 28, 1905 ; 2c. Sept. 29, 1905. 13594

658

13595

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

13619

Family (A) hold-up; 1 act farce, by N. P. Bab-
cock. 15 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Nathaniel P. Babcock, Brooklyn ; D :
27S4, Dec. 29, 1902 ; 2c. Dec. 18, 1902. 13595

Family honor. See Deception.

Family idols; play in 3 acts, by G. F. Smith-
field. 80 p. r. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 6, 1910; D : 20733 ; George F.
Smithfield, Boston. 13596

Family jars; by K. Swan. 8 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Kathryn Swan. Kansas City, Mo. ; D :
6467, Mar. 27, 1905 ; 2c. Mar. 27, 1905. 13597

Family (The) jewels; a society drama in 5 acts,
by C. S. Beverly.

© C. Stuart Beverly, Georgia ; 1875 : 2762,
Mar. 24. 13598

Family (The) jinx; farce in 1 act, by J. A.
Pierce. [2], 36 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 25, 1913 ; D : 34310 ; John Alex-
ander Pierce, New York. 13599

Family (The) leavings; by J. Gorman. 19 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 8, 1911; D: 2.5170; Jack Gor-
man, New York. 13600

Family (The) locket; by G. Reading, jr.

© George Reading, jr., New Haven ; D : 7169,
Aug. 21, 1905. 13601

Family (The) of fools; frivolous farce in 1 act,
by C. G. Harris. 22 p. f. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 1, 1913; D : 32162 ; Charlotte
Glendyle Harris, New York. 13602

Family (The) physician; an original play in 4
acts, by W. Horgan.

© William Horgan, Memphis, Tenn. ; 1875;
638S. June 17. 13603

Family pride; play in 3 acts, by G. Gibson. 130
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. aiar. 10, 1910 ; D : 20417 ; Gerolt Gib-
son, New York. 13604

Family (The) purse; comedy in 4 acts, by F. C.
Phillips. [2], 131 p. 4°. Typewritten.,

© Ic. Feb. 24, 1913 ; D : 32412 ; Frank Cooke
Phillips, Cleveland. 13605

play in 4 acts, by F. Cooke Phillips. [11],

107 p.- 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 2.5, 1910; D: 22376; Frank O.
Phillips, Cleveland. 13606

Family (A) quarrel; by J. N. Tinnette and
W. E. Krieghoff.

© John N. Tinnette and William L. Krieg-
hofe, Detroit ; 1891 : 12915, Apr. 9. 13607

See also Neptune's isle, and other plays

for children.

Family resemblance; play in 3 acts, by B.
Hakoun. 130 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. July 28, 1913; D : 33912 ; Benjamin
Hakoun, New York. 13608

Family reunion; 2 act comedy, by A. S. Bock.
25 p. 24°.

© Ic. Oct. 2, 1909; D: 17394; Annie Sara
Bock, Wiikes-Barre, Pa. 13609

Family secrets; monologue for rube girl, by
Harry L. Newton. New York, M. Witmark &
sons. 9 p. 12°.

© Aug. 4, 1913 ; 2c. Aug. -5, 1913 ; D : 34010 ;
M. Witmark & sons, New York. 13610

Family (A) skeleton; a drama in 4 acts, by M.

E. Swan. Typewritten.

© Mark E. Swan, Chicago; 1897:13925,
Feb. 26 ; 2c. Feb. 27. 13611

musical farce comedy, by I. Witmark and

F. B. Hawkins.

© Isidor Witmark, New York; 1891:3369,
Jan. 22. 13612

Family (A) strike; a farce, by T. S. Denison.

© T. S. Denison, De Kalb, 111. ; 1877 : 13851,
Nov. 28 ; 2c. Dec. 6. 13613

Same. Chicago, T. S. Denison [1905] [3],

98-106 p. 12°. (On cover : Amateur series)

© T. S. Denison, Chicago, in renewal for
14 years from Nov. 28, 1905 ; D : 7515, Nov. 6,
1905 ; 2c. Nov. 6, 1905. 13614

Family ties; a comedy in 3 acts, by F. C. Bur-
nand.

© Imre Kiralfy, United States ; 1878 : 2239,
Feb. 21. 13615

play in 3 acts, by G. F. Abbott. 84 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© June 27, 1913 ; D : 33631 ; George F. Ab-
bott, Hamburg, N. Y. 13616

Family (A) tornado; a comic drama in 2 acts,
by B. Howard.

© Bronson Howard, New York ; 1874 : 12S30,
Oct. 15. 13617

Family (The) tree; a farce comedy in 3 acts,
by J. Hart.

© Joseph Hart, New York; 1893:48384,
Oct. 30. 13618

•satirical farce in 3 acts, by H. Shelley. 55

p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 10, 1915 ; D : 41506 ; Howard
Shelley, Philadelphia. 13618a

Famous (The) Brown vs. Brown separate
maintenance case; a woman's suffragette mock
trial, bv Lilian Clisbv Bridgham. Boston,
W. H. Baker & co., 1912. 45 p. 12°.

© Oct. 14, 1912 ; 2c. Oct. 15, 1912 ; D : 31129 ;
Walter H. Baker & co., Bo.stou, 13619

659

13620

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

13637

Famous (The) soup case; a playlet, by C. H.
Wells. Newark, N. J., Town talk printing cc,
1909. 20 p. 24".

© Charles Henry Wells, Newark, N. J. ; D :
16122, June 23, 1909 ; 2c. June 23, 1909. 13620

Fan (The); a baseball opera in 3 Innings, by
A. A. Knipe. [1], 152 p. 4°. Typewritten.
[Libretto only]

© Ic. Mar. 15, 1912; D: 29049; Alden Ar-
thur Knipe, New York. 13621

See also Three comedies. — Ventaglio (II)

See Short plays;

Fan and two candlesticks.
by Mary Mac^Millan.

Fan tan; a comedy in 3 acts, by C. M. Hyskell.
30 p. 4". Typewritten.

© C. M. Hyskell, Portland, Or.; D : 7053,
July 29, 1905 ; 2c. July 29, 1905. 13622

Fanatic (The); drama of the Civil War in 5 acts,
by J. S. Carroll and A. Walsh. 72 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 19, 1911 ; D : 24985 ; John S. Car-
roll and Austin Walsh, New York. 13623

Fanatics (The) ; a poetic drama, by J. C. Jordan.

© Joseph C. Jordan, Westfield, N. Y. ; D:

4463, Jan. 2, 1904. 13624

Fanchette, the daughter of Fanchon, the
cricket; or. Twenty years after, a play in 5
acts.

© Charlotte Thompson, United States;
1873 : 751, Jan. 27.

13625

Fanchon; or. Hearts ajar, musical comedy in 3
acts, by L. J. Berry. [52] p. r. Typewrit-
ten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Jan. 3, 1914 ; D : 35544 ; Louis Jules
Berry, Rochester, N. Y. 13625a

See also Bad (The) boy.

Fanchon, the cricket; or, The will o' the wisp,
from the German Die grille, musical version in
3 acts, by V. Morley, E. P. Bower and F. J.
Piesse. [140] p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto
only]

© Ic. Apr. 6, 1911 ; D : 23865 ; Victor Mor-
ley, Edward P. Bower, Francis J. Piesse, New
York. 13626

See also Pigeon, the torment.

Fanchonette; an opera in 3 acts. Libretto. 57
p. 8°. Printed.

© Effie H. Ober, Boston ; 1884 : 20579, Oct.
13 ; 2c. Oct. 13. 13627

Fanciulla (La) del West (The girl of the
golden West); founded on the drama of Da-
vid Belasco, Italian libretto by C. Zangarini
and G. Civinini, English version by R. H. El-
kin, music by Giacomo Puccini. New York,
Boosey & co., 1910. 113 p. 8°. [Libretto
only]

© Dec. 3, 1910 ; 2c. Dec. 5, 1910 ; D : 22735 ;
G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 13628

Fancy (A); by Vincent Bryan. [7] p. f".
Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 2, 1910 ; D : 22462 ; Belle Blanche,
New York. 13629

Fancy dress; comedy in 1 act, by Gerald Dunn.
New York, S. French ; London, S. French, ltd.,
1913. 23 p. 12°.

© June 27, 1913; 2c. June 28, 1913; D:
33648 ; Samuel French, ltd., London. 13630

Fancy-free; fantastic comedy in 1 act, by Stan-
ley Houghton. New York, S. French; Lon-
don, S. French, ltd., 1912. 21 p. 12°.
([French's acting ed., no. 2411])

© July 15, 1912 ; 2c. July 16, 1912 ; D : 30269 ;
Samuel French, ltd., London. 13631

.S'ce also Five one act plays.

Fancy-free, yet linked for life; a drama in 4
acts, by L. J. L. Stilwell.

© Laura Jean Libbey-Stilwell, Brooklvn ;
D : 12064, ,Lnn. 3, 1908. 13632

Fancy (A) mammy; vaudeville comic act, by
W. E. Dentinger. 14 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Willett E. Dentinger, Washington; D:
15785, May 6, 1909 ; 2c. May 12, 1909. 13633

Fancyville; a romantic fantastic creation of
possible probabilities, by Barney Fagan. 123
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Bernard J. Fagan, New York ; D : 8070,
Feb. 28, 1906 ; 2c. Feb. 28, 1906. 13634

Fand, the banshee; a play with music in 3 acts,
by F. M. Worthington. 28 p. 4°, Typewrit-
ten. [Libretto only]

© Fannie McC. Worthington, Sterling, 111. ;
D : 14945, Jan. 29, 1909 ; 2c. Jan. 23, 1909.

13635

Fandango; eine andalusische liebesgeschichte
in 3 akten, dichtuug und musili von Edgar
Schick. Textbuch. Leipzig, F. Schubert, inn.,
1912. 40 p. 2 pi. 8°.

© Aug. 13, 1912; 2c. Jan. 27, 1913; D:
32088 ; Internat. musik- und theaterverlag,
Berlin. 13636

Fanelle; an emotional society drama in 4 acts,
by C. S. Page.

© C. S. Page, Champaign, 111.; 1882:1501,
Jan. 28. 13637

660

13638

COPYKIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

13658

Fanfare; lustspiel iu 3 akten, von Ludwig Hel-
ler. Miinchen, Drei masken verlag, g. m. b. h.,
1913. 112 p. 8°.

© Ic. Nov. 12, 1913 ; D : 34993 ; Drei masken
verlag, g. ni. b. h., Munich. 13638

Fanfaron; play in 3 acts, by D. Cozzolino. 52
p. f°. Ms.

© Ic. Apr. 16, 1913 ; D : 32968 ; Donato Ooz-
zolino, Escondido, Cal. 13639

Fanny; a drama in 4 acts, by Jacob Grimm.

© 0. Marques, New York ; 1875 : 9201, Sept.
4. 13640

or, The Utah divorce, American comedy in

3 acts.

© Stephen Fiske, New York; 1882:5130,
Apr. 1. 13641

Fanny and the servant problem; a quite pos-
sible play in 4 acts, by Jerome K. Jerome.
New York, S. French ; London, S. French, ltd.,
1909. 89 p. 12°.

© Dec. 23, 1909 ; 2c. Dec. 27, 1909 ; D : 177SG ;
Samuel French, ltd., London. 13642

Fanny forgot; a surprise play in 1 act, by E. W.
Corliss. [2], 19 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 13, 1913; D: 35009; Edward
Warren Corliss, Providence, R. I. 13643

Fanny Le Grand; or, Sappho in twenty min-
utes. Typewritten.

© Ernest Stout, Chicago ; 1900 A : 8163, Mar.
29 ; 2c. Mar. 29. 13644

See also Sappho.

Fanny's face; farce in 1 act, by A. Blanchard.
[1], 27 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 19. 1912; D: 29082; Arthur
Blanchard, Cambridge, Mass. 13645

Fanny's first play. See Misalliance.

Fantabosse et Cavalo; vaudeville en 1 acte [de]

B. Lebreton et Henry Moreau. Paris, C. Jou-
bert, 1909. 18 p. 4°.

© Sept. 30, 1909 ; 2c. Oct. 4, 1909 ; D : 17002 :

C. Joubert, Paris. 13646

Fantaisie (Une); pantomime by Annette" Keller-
mann and Ricardo E. Manrique de Lara, music
by Max Hoffmann. 9 p. f°. Ms. [Words
«»nlyl

© If. Sept. 25, 1909; D : 16931 ; Eugenie
Prout, New York. 13647

by S. S

Shubert

Fantana; a musical comedy
and Robert B. Smith.

© Sam S. Shubert, New York; D : 3168,
Feb. 20, 1903. 13648

Fantasio ; opera in 3 acts, by Jacques Offenbach.

© Frederic Delgado, Brooklyn; 1872:2502,

Mar. 14. 13649

Fantasio — Continued.

phantastische comodie in 2 akten, dich-

tung, mit freier benutzung des gleichnamigen
lustspiels von A. de Musset, und musik von
E. M. Smyth. [Leipzig] Breitkopf & Hartel,
1898. 48 p. 16°. [Libretto only]

© Breitkopf & Hartel, Leipzig ; 1898 : 30850,
May 17; 2c. May 17. 13650

Fantasma; or, Funny frolics in fairyland.

© William Haulon, United States, 1884:
19801, Oct. 2. 13651

Fantasma (El) de la gloria.; drama en 3 actos
y en prosa, original de Carlos Allen-Perkins.
Madrid [Sociedad de autores espaiioles] 1908.
63 p. 12°.

© Carlos Allen-Perkins, Madrid ; D : 12474,
Mai-. 3, 1908 ; 2c. Mar. 3, 1908. 13652

Fantasmas (Los); comedia en 1 acto y en prosa,
original de A. M. Vi^rgol. Madrid [Sociedad
de autores espauoles] 1909. 22 p. 12°.

© Nov. 18, 1909; 2c. Nov. 19, 1909; D:
17476 ; Antonio M. Vigrgol, Madrid. 13653

Fantasmi (I); dramma in 4 atti, di R. Bracco.
Roma, Nuova antologia, 1907. p. [353]-377,
[636] -662. 8°. [Reprinted from Nuova anto-
logia, V. 132, serie 5, 1°, 16 dicembre ,1907]

© res. under act of Mar. 3, 1905, by Roberto
Bracco, Italy ; res, no, 1429, 1478 ; Ic. each
rec'd, acts 1-2, Dec. 18, 1907, acts 3-4, Jan. 9,
1908. 13654, 13655

Fantasticks (The); a romantic comedy in 3 acts,
by Edmond Rostand, freely done into English
verse by G. Fleming [pseud, of Julia Con-
stance Fletcher] New York, R. H. Russell,
1900. 3 p. 1., 146 p. front. 12°.

© Robert Howard Russell, New York ; 1900
A : 27637, Nov. 8 ; 2c. Nov. 15. 13656

Fantastico (II); a musical sketch or farce, in-
troduced in the play of Starlight, with selected
operatic airs and original situations, by F. G.
Maeder.

© Fred G. Maeder, New York ; 1883 : 10498,
June 9. 13656a

Fantastics (The)
butterfly.

See Princess (The) and the

Fantasy (A); a dramatic and musical sketch in
1 act. by G. T. Smith. Typewritten.

© George Totten Smith, New York; 1899:
3626, Jan. 9 ; 2c. Jan. 8. 13657

a fairy spectacular extravaganza in 5 acts,

and a grand transformation scene entitled.
The discovery of gold in California, by C.
Browne.

© Carl Browne, San Jo.se, Cal.; 1875:1368,
Feb. 13. 13658

661

13659

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

13677

Fantine; a comic opera in 3 acts, tr. and adapted

from the French, by B. E. Woolf and R. M.

Field, with musical additions by B. E. Woolf.

© B. E. Woolf and R. M. Field, Boston;

1SS4 : 15105, July 24. 13659

•play in 4 acts, with the characters and

storv taken from Victor Hu.so's masterpiece,
Les 'miserables, by A. H. Spink. [21] p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 17, 1914; D: 35698; Alfred H.
Spink, St, Louis. 13660

Fantograf (The); 1 act sketch, by F. INIerrill.
19 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 23, 1915; D : 41814 ; Fenimore
Merrill, New York. 13660a

Fantoma; drama policiaco en 4 actos, en prosa,
original de Aniaro G. iNIii-anda y T. N. Clara-
mora. Madrid [Sociedad de autores espa-
iioles] 1915. 74 p. 12°.

© June 24, 1915; Ic. June 25, 1915; D:
41057 ; A. G. Miranda y T. N. Claramora, Ma-
drid. 13660b

Faqtier's aniold method; voice culture up to
date, by M. I. Fisk.

© May Isabel Fisk, New York; 1900 A:
10026, Mar. 27. 13661

Far-away fields are green; outline of a play in
50 scenes, by A. H. Brachvogel. 13 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 23, 1912 ; D : 31770 ; A. H. Brach-
vogel, Aberdeen, Wash. 13662

Far-away (The) isles; comic opera, dialogue
and lyrics by A. Brooke.

© Arthur Brooke, Boston; D : 14748, Jan.
5, 1909. 13663

Far-away princess. See Roses.

Far (The) West; a drama of life in W^yoming's
hills, in 4 acts, by Granville Forbes Sturgis.
104 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© G. F. Sturgis, Brooklyn; D : 9526, Nov.
26, 1906 ; 2c. Nov. 20, 1906. 13664

or. The bounding fawn of the prairies,

an original romantic drama in 3 acts, by J. .1.
McCloskey.

© James J. McCloskey, Brooklyn ; 1871 :
4135, May 4. 13665

Faraona (La); juguete c6inico-lirico en 2 actos,
libi'o de F. Reparaz y R. Lopez-Montenegro,
mi'isica de los maestros Cayo Vela y Enrique
Bru. Madrid f Sociedad de autores espaiioles]
1914. 85 p. 12°. [Libretto only]

© INIar. 28, 1914; Ic. Mar. 30, 1914; D:
36541 ; Federico Reparaz y Ram6n Lopez-Mon-
tenegro, jMadrid. 13666

Farce (La) du cuvier; 2 actes, par Maurice
Lena, musique de Gabriel Dupont. Paris,
Hougol et cie., 1912. 4 p. 1., 57 p. 12". [Li-
bretto only]

© Apr. 13, 1912; 2c. Apr. 17, 1912; D:
29402 ; Heugel & cie., Paris. 13667

Farces; by Richard Harding Davis. New York,
C. Scribner's sons, 1906. viii, 332 p., front.,
. 16 p. 1., ports. 8°.

Contents : The dictator. — The galloper. —
Miss Civilization.

© Charles Scribner's sons, New York ; D :
9337, Oct. 27, 1906 ; 2c. Oct. 29, 1906. 13668

Farewell to the circus; by W. AV. Whalen. 6
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Will W. AVhalen, Emmitsburg, Md. ; D:
15997, June 4, 1909 ; 2c. June 4, 1909. 13669

Farewell to the grill; play in 3 acts, by W. C.
Lehman. [4], 47 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 20, 1911 ; D : 23696 ; AV. Cromwell
Lehman, Seattle. 13670

Farewell to the regiment; tragedy in 1 act of a
U. S. Armv barracks, by M. Walsh and M. J.
Safford.

© IMarie Walsh, Brooklvn, and Mary J.
Safford, Washington ; D : 5253, July 2, 1904.

13671

Farewell to thee. See Aloha oe.

Farkas (A); vigjatek luirom felvondsban, irta
Molnar Ferenc. litidapest, Franklin-tarsulat,
1912. 184 p. 24°.

© Nov. 9, 1912 ; 2c. Nov. 11, 1912 ; D : 31806 ;
Franklin-tfirsulat, Budapest, Hungary. 13672

Farm acres; or, Rocks and hills of Pennsyl-
vania, a rural romance, by C. C. Spalsbury.
32 p. 8°. Typewritten.

© Charles C. Spalsbury, East Orange, N. J. ;
D : 14975, Feb. 2, 1909 ; 2c. Feb. 2, 1909. 13673

Farm folks; rural play in 4 acts, by Arthur
Lewis Tubbs. Philadelphia, The Penn pub-
lishing company, 1909. 71 p. 12°.

© Oct. 21, 1909 ; 2c. Oct. 25, 1909 ; D : 17191 ;
Penn pub. co., Philadelphia. 13674

Farm-yard (A) awakening; by C. M. Krieger.
8 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Claire Merene Krieger, New Haven ; D :
8047, Feb. 24, 190G ; 2c. Feb. 24, 1906. 13675

Farmer (The) and the maid; play in 1 act, by
A. C. Mitchell. 5 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 2, 1913; D: 34613; Anna C.
Mitchell, New York. 13676

Farmer Brown and the stranger; by M. M.
Stanley. 1 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Maud Mae Stanley, Chicago ; D : 15417,
Mar. 19, 1909 ; Ic. Mar. 19, 1909. 13677

662

13678

COPYKIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

13698

Farmer (The) forsworn. See German classics
of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries.

Farmer Haskins; comedy-tlrama in 4 acts, by
David Baldridge. Clyde, O., Ames' publishing
CO., 1906. 33 p. 12°. (On cover: Ames' series
of standard and minor drama, no. 464)

© Ames pub. co., Clyde, O. ; D : 8470, May 3.
1906 ; 2c. May 3, 1906. 13678

Farmer Hathaway 's daughter; original play in
5 acts, by A. L. Johnson. 124 p. f . Type-
written.

© Annie Lewis Johnson, Harrisburg, Pa. ;
1884 : 6862, Mar. 29 ; 2c. July 9. 13679

Farmer Hayseed's vegetable social; operetta,
by E. Chidester.

© Emma Chidester, Massilon, O. ; 1892 :
46640, Nov. 16 ; 2c. Nov. 16. 13680

Farmer Larkin's boarders; an original comedy
in 2 acts, by Merit Osborn. Clyde, O., Ames'
publishing co.

© Ames' pub. co., Clyde, O. ; 1897:2.5681,
Apr. 26 ; 2c. May 8. 13681

Farmer or lord; a comedy in 5 acts, tr. from the
Spanish, by H. Wilson.

© Hattie Wilson, Chicago; 1885:18722.
Sept. 4. 13682

Farmer Porkberry; a comedy in 4 acts, by G.
Kronmiller, jr.

© George Kronmiller, jr., Baltimore ; 1871 :
6566, July 12. 13683

or. All's fair in love, a comedy in 4 acts,

adapted from the German of Kotzebue, by G.
Kronmiller, jr.

© George Kronmiller, jr., Baltimore ; 1874 :
10019, July 30. 13684

Farmer Roberts' daughter; a 5 act rural drama,
by L. A. W. Ball. 63 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Lillie A. Weston Ball, Jersev Citv ; D:
2477, Oct. 21, 1902 ; 2c. Dec. 15, 1902. 13685
Farmer Science; a novel musical comedy in 3
acts, by R. U. McLain. 31 p. f". Typewrit-
ten. [Libi'etto only]

© Ralf U. McLain, Masillon, O. ; D : 135.54,
A.ug. 15, 1908 ; 2c. Aug. 15, 1908. 13686

Farmerette (The); play in 3 acts, by Evelyn
Gray Whiting. Boston, W. H. Baker & co.,
1914. 45 p. 12". (On cover: Baker's ed. of
plays)

© Aug. 1.5, 1914; 2c. Aug. 17, 1914; D:
37867 ; Walter H. Baker & co., Boston. 13686a

Farmermiidchen (Das); operette in 3 akten, von
Georg Okonkowski, uuisik von Georg Jarno.
Regiebuch. Berlin, Vertriebsstelle des Ver-
bandes deutscher biilmenschriftsteller, 1913.
163 p. 12". [Libretto only]

© Ic. July 17. 1913; D : 33822 ; Vertrieb-
stelle d. Verbandos deutsclier biihnenschrift-
steller, g. m. b. h., Berlin. 13687

Farmers' (The) alliance; by A. H. Murray.

© Alexander Howison Murray, Hastings,
Neb. ; 1891 : 13945, Apr. 17. 13688

Farmer's (A) daughter; comedy drama in 3
acts, by Nelson Compston. 44 p. f. Tj'pe-
written.

© Ic. Oct. 14, 1914; D: 38485; Alexander
Byers, Chicago. 13688a

a dramatic composition in 4 acts, by E. An-

derson.

© Ed. Anderson, Chicago ; D : 13156, June 1.
1908. 13689

— tabloid drama in 1 act, by Nelson Richards.
Chicago, Chicago manuscript co., 1914. [1],
25 p. f". Mimeographed.

©Nov. 12, 1914; 2c. Nov. 23, 1914; D:3889;
Alex. Byers. Chicago. 13689a

Farmer's (The) secret; a dramatic composition,
by A. Flint, cover-title, 42 p. 8°. Printed.

© Adelbert Flint, Binghamton, N. Y. ; 1900
A : 30059, Dec. 11 ; 2c. Feb. 12, 1901. 13690

Farmer's son; play in 4 acts, by H. E. Cundey.
[54] p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 19, 1912; D: 28444; Hubert E.
Cundey, Philadelphia. 13691

See also Truepenny.

Faro; a burlesque, by J. Hart.

© Josh Hart, United States; 1876:3305,
Mar. 17. 13692

written expressly for the Grinnells, by

George Skelding.

© Mrs. A. Grinnell, New York ; 1880 : 3393,
Mar. 3. 13693

Faro- Jane; dramatic playlet in 1 act, by F, H.
James. New York, Wetzel, Rosener, and
James [1912] cover-title, 18 p. 24°.

© Nov. 15, 1912 ; Ic. Nov. 23, 1912 ; Ic. Nov.
30, 1912 ; D : 31485 ; Fred H. James, New York.

13694

Faro Jim; a true episode of the far AVest, by
E. S. Tupper. [3], 19 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 2, 1912; D : 30155 ; Edith Ses-
sions Tupper, New York. 13695

Faro Nell; by W. Steell.

© Willis Steell, New York ; D : 10509, May
7, 1907. 13696

vaudeville sketch in 1 act, by W. Steell.

Boston, W. H. Baker & co., 1912. 13 p. 12°.
(On cover: The vaudeville stage.)

© Feb. 14, 1912; 2c. Feb. 15, 1912; D:
28696 ; Willis Steell, Islip, N. Y. 13697

Farrago; a dramatic piece written expressly for
the Majiltons, by Frank Green.

© Charles Majilton, Philadelphia ; 1874 :
11081, Aug. 27. 13698

663

13699

DEAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

13717

Farrell's girl; play in 3 acts, by Lilian Ducey
and Tom Gallon. [79] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 12, 1913 ; D : 34114 ; Mary Bots-
ford Charlton, New York. 13699

Farsa real; zarzuela en 1 acto y 4 cuadros, de
,T. B. Pont, basada en el asunto de una novela
extranjera, mii.sica de Francisco Gimeno San-
chis. Madrid [^ociedad de autores espanoles]
1914. 40 p. 12°. [Libretto only]

© Sept. 17. 1914; Ic. Sept. 21, 1914; D:
38230; Juan B. Pont, Madrid. 13699a

Farthest south; play in 1 act ,l>y W. L. Chees-
man. [2], 15 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 18, 1914; D: 36401; AValter L.
Cheesman, Brooklyn. 13699b

Fasching. See Panspiele.

Faschingszauber; operette in 3 akten, von R.
von Goerne und K. Miiller-Malberg, nach einer
novelle von H. Zschokke, musik von P.
Gretscher. Text der gesilnge. Stettin, P.
Gretscher, 1913. 21 p. 12°.

© Ic. Mar. 8, 1913; D : 32638 ; Philipp
Gretscher, Stettin, Germany. 13700

Fascinating (The) Fanny Brown; farce in 2
acts, bv Helen F. Bagg. Philadelphia, Penn
publishing co., 1912. 44 p. 12°.

© Dec. 10, 1912 ; 2c. Dec. 12, 1912 ; D : 31684 ;
Penn pub. co., Philadelphia. 13701

Fascinating Flora; a musical comedy in 2 acts
and 3 scenes, by R. H. Burnside and .Joseph
W. Herbert, music by Gustave Kerker. 137
p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Robert H. Burnside, New York ; D : 10.365.
May 15, 1907 ; 2c. May 15, 1907. 13703

Fascinating (The) Mr. Crum; a comedy in 4
acts and 4 scenes, by I. B. Goodrich, jr. 7 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ira B. Goodrich, jr., Boston; D : 4492,
Jan. 12, 1904; 2c. Dec. 8, 1904. 13703

Fascinating (The) Mr. Vanderveldt; a comedy
in 4 acts, by Alfred Sutro. New I'^ork, S.
French; London, S. French, ltd., 1907. 90 p.,
plans. 12°.

© Samuel French, New York; D: 11249,
Aug. 29, 1907 ; 2c. Sept. 7, 1907. 13704

Fascinating (The) widow; in .3 acts, by O.
Hauerbacli. [3], 111 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 12, 1910 ; D : 22543 ; Otto Hauer-
bach, New York. 13705

a musical comedy in 3 acts.

© L. J. Rodriguez, New York ; 1897 : 2835,
.Tan. 5. 13706

Fascinating Winny; a comedy in 1 act, by M. O.

Zuckerberg.

© Minnie Olive Zuckerberg, Albuquerque,
N. Mex. ; D : 10505 ]\Iay 6, 1907. 13707

Fascination; comedy in 3 acts.

© Kdward S. Sears, Boston; 1877:8499,
.July 21. 13708

or, The way we live, a new and original

comedy in 3 acts, by Robert Buchanan and
Harriet Jay.

© Walter L. and Cora Sinn, Brooklvn ;
1886 : 13373, .June 9. 13709

or, The way we live now, a modern comedy

in 4 acts, by R. Buchanan.

© Robert Buchanan, New York ; 1885 : 6230,
Mar. 16. 13710

Fascinations (The) of the club; a dramatic
comedy in 5 acts, by A. Hyde.

© Agnes Hyde, Weymouth, Mass. ; 1894 :
48117, Oct. 20. 13711

Fascinator (The); a comedy in 3 acts, by F. W.
Elldridge and AV. R. Heustis. [91] p. t".
Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 2, 1909 ; D : 16446 ; Frederick W.
Eldridge and W. Reed Heustis, Los Angeles.

13712

Fascinators (The); musical burlesque entertain-
ment in 1 act, by Walter Ben Hare. Chicago,
T. S. Denison & company [1913] 19 p. 12°.
([Denison's specialties]) [Words only]

© Aug. 8, 1913 ; 2c. Aug. 11, 1913 ; D : 34078 ;
Eben H. Norris, Chicago. 13713

Fases de luna; pasatiempo comico-lfrico-bailable
en 1 acto, dividido en 3 cuadros y un prologo
astronomico, prosa y verso, original de A. L.
Rosso y Montero, mi'isica del maestro Juan
Crespo y Burcet. Madrid [Sociedad de autores
espanoles] 1909. 29 p. 12". [LiI)retto only]
© Nov. 18, 1909; 2c. Nov. 19, 1909; D:
17475 ; Antonio L. Rosso y Montero, INIadrid.

13714

Fashion; play in 1 act, by M. V. Samuels. [6] p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 8, 1913 ; D : 34.393 ; Maurice V.
Samuels, New York. 13715

a practical serio-comic opera in 3 acts, by

E. R. Coates.

© Elmer Ruan Coates, Philadelphia; 1886:
7745, Apr. 2. 13716

Fashion and foxes. See Tom. Warren.

Fashion club. Sec Kirk and Burke's fashion
club.

Fashion play; a social drama in 4 acts, by H. J.
Berl a go. 38 p. 16°.

© Jlerman .Joseph Berlage, Cincinnati; A:
228162, Jan. 16, 1909; 2c. .Jan. 26, 1909. 13717

Fashion (The) queen. Hce Euphemore.

664

13718

COPYKIGHTED IIST THE UNITED STATES

13740

Fashion (The) review; a playlet in pantomime,

by IMyrtle Waddell Jobe. 1 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© M. Harfield, Chicago ; D : 15869, May 15,

1909; 2c. May 15, 1909. 13718

Fashion (The) shop; musical comedy in 1 scene,
by J .G. Bostock. 8 p. 4". Typewritten.
[Words only]

© Ic. Dec. 11, 1914; D: 39065; J. Gordon
Rostock, New York. 13718a

Fashion (The) show; uuisical farce in 2 acts, by
n. W. Peck. 74 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Li-
bretto only]

© Ic. Aug. 27, 1912 ; D : 30663 ; Raymond W.
Peck. Rockville Center, N. Y. 13719

Fashionable intelligence; comedietta in 1 act,
by Percy Fendall.

© T. H. French, New York; 1898:68163,
Nov. 22 ; 2c. Dec. 5. 13720

Fashionable (A) physician,
friend.

See Club (The)

Fashionable (A) sin; a romantic, domestic com-
edy drama in 5 acts, by E. J. McCormick.

© Edw. J. McCormick, New York; 1886:
13630, June 12. 13721

Fashions; a 3 act musical comedy, by H. G.
Donnelly.

© H. Grafton Donnelly and Lewis Simmons,
Philadelphia ; 1888 : 10733, Apr. 13. 13722

Fasma; dramma lirico in 3 atti, di A. Colautti,
musica di Pasquale La Rotella. Libretto.
Milano, Edoardo Sonzogno, 1908. 4 p. 1.,
10-85 numb. 1. 8".

© Edoardo Sonzogno, Milan ; D : 14302, Nov.
16, 1908 ; 2c. Nov. 16, 1908. 13723

Fast (A) family. See Mamma's gone out.

Fast friends; comedy for 2 females, by Re
Henry, text and stage business ed. and rev. by
Pauline Phelps and Marion Short. [AVerner
ed.] New York E. S. Werner & company,
1906. 10 p. 12°.

© Edgar S. Werner, New York; D : 9441,
Nov. 15, 1906 ; 2c. Nov. 22, 1906. 13724

a farcical comedy in 3 acts, by E. E. Kidder.

© Edward E. Kidder, New York; 1885:
8270, Apr. 8. 13725

an original comedy-drama in 5 acts.

© National press intelligence co.. New York ;
1886 : 8654, Apr. 12. 13726

Fast life in Frisco after dark; melodrama in 3
acts and 8 scenes, by C. T. Boardman. 97 p.
4". Typewritten.

© Carro True Boardman, San Francisco ;
D: 8388, Apr. 20, 1906; 2c. Apr. 20, 1906.

13727

Fast life in New York; by A. H. Woods.

© A. H. Woods, New York ; D : 4741, Mar.
17, 1904. 13728

Fast (The) mail; a musical comedy in 3 acts,
by Fred. J. Beaman. 61 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© J. N. Rentfrow, United States; 1889:
6134, Feb. 22 ; 2c. Mar. 9. 13729

an original drama in 5 acts, by L. J. Carter.

61 p. t°. Typewritten.

© Lincoln J. Carter, Chicago ; 1889 : 29818,
Oct. 2 ; Ic. Oct. 17. 13730

Fast (A) old widow. See Age and youth.

Fastest (The) boy in New York; by H. P. Hal-
sey.

© H. P. Halsey, New York; 1872:11867,
Nov. 9. 13731

a dramatic composition in 3 acts and 80

tableaux, by T. L. Donnelly.

© Thomas L. Donnelly, Brooklyn; 1872:
13398, Dec. 21. 13732

Fastest (The) Irishman in New York; an
original drama in 3 acts, bv John F. Poole.
New York, 1873.

© Thomas Lester Donnelly, United States ;
1873 : 2398, Mar. 11. 13733

Fat man's club; or, Fat men's convention, a
play, by J. S. Crossy.

© John Stewart Crossy, United States;
1887 : 10093, Apr. 15. 13734

Fat men's club; or. The first degree, a musical
comedy in 4 acts, by J. S. Crossy, profession-
ally, J. C. Stewart.

© John Stewart Crossy, Cleveland ; 1888 :
33603, Nov. 26. 13735

■ — — or, The social session, a play, by J. S.
Crossy, professionally .T. C. Stewart.

© John Stewart Crossy, Cleveland ; 1888 :
38604, Nov. 26. 13736

Fat men's convention. See Fat man's club. —
Two (The) Johns club.

Fata Morgana; by L. Morley,
© L. Morley, New York
24571, Dec. 11.

Same.

© Leo. Morley, New York; 1893:39113,
Aug. 25. 13738

Fatal beauty; an ideal story of life at the capi-
tal, a drama in 5 acts, by J. B. Wilson.

© James Bird Wilson, Cleveland; 1881:
1522, Jan. 28. 13739

Fatal blow; melodrama in 3 acts, by Edward
M. Harris. Philadelphia, Penn publishing co.,
1909. 41 p. 16°.

© Oct. 23, 1909 ; 2c. Nov. 19, 1909 ; D : 17447 ;
Penn pub. co., Philadelphia. 13740

State ; 1884 :
13737

665

13741

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

13764

Fatal (A) card; a melodrama in 5 acts. Type-
written.

© Francis W. Courtenay, Chicago; 1900 A:
18S13, July 30; 2c. Oct. 31. 13741

bv G.E.Mac Farlane. La Crosse, Wis.,

W. J. Boycott, 1900. 64 p. sq. 8°.

© Dick Ferris, Mt. Carmel, 111.; 1900 A:
20539, Aug. 16 ; 2c. Aug. 22 ; 2c. Oct. 26. 13742

ratal coin; a drama, by J. Adams. 89 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© .Tustin Adams, Chelsea, Mass. ; D : 5132.
June 6, 1904; 2c. June 13, 1904. 13743

Fatal (The) diamond; by E. H. Rosenkrans.
Typewritten.

© Eueene H. Rosenkrans, Newark, N. J. ;
1899 : 50771, Aug. 7 ; 2c. Aug. 17. 13744

I

Fatal (The) discovery; a play, by F. Gellatly.
© Fruncis Gellatly, Evanston 111.; 1880:
5020, Mar. 30. 13745

Fatal (The) end; a drama in 4 acts, by H. J.
Bennett. Buffalo, N. Y. [1904] 55 p. 12°.

© Hugh Joseph Bennett, Buffalo ; D : 5299.
July 15, 1904 ; 2c. July 15, 1904. 13746

Fatal (A) error; an original melodrama in a
prologue and 4 acts, by C. A. Bancroft.

© Charles A. Bancroft, Boston ; 1888 : 29114,
Oct. 13. 13747

or. Beyond the law, comedy drama, by

E. K. Harris. 45 p. t". Typewritten,

© Clara Mathes Woodall, Peoria, 111.; D:
8958, Aug. 13, 1906 ; 2c. Aug. 13, 1906. 13748

Fatal (A) fancy. See On love's altar.

Fatal (The) field in Zululand. See Prince Na-
poleon.

Fatal (The) flower; a romantic drama in 5 acts,
by H. Hall. Typewritten.

© Howard Hall, Decatur, Mich.; 1897:
20524, Mar. 30 ; 2c. Apr. 6. 13749

Fatal Friday; a drama, by J. M. Findull.

© J. M. Findull, Boston ; 1872 : 6033, June
5. 13750

Fatal (The) gazogene. See Passion, poison
and petrifaction.

Fatal (The) glass; a dramatic sketch in several
scenes, by Frank B. Coigne, [1], 4 p, 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 12, 1912; D: 29023; Champion
film CO., New York. 13751

in 5 acts, by T. Irwin. 170 p. 4°. Type-

written.

© Thomas Irwin, Toronto, Canada; D:
3008, Feb. 18, 1903 ; 2c. Feb. 18, 1903. 13752

Fatal (The) glass — Continued.

or, The curse of drink, a temperance drama

in three acis, by J. J. McCloskey.
© .Tames J. McCloskey, Brooklyn; 1872:

3075, Mar. 28. 13753

Fatal (The) horoscope"; by M. G. Winstock.
Typewritten.

© IMelvin G. Winstock, Seattle ; 1897 : 302.")6,
• May 18 ; Ic. May 18. 13754

Fatal (The) hour; by F. Turner.

© Frank Turner, Philadelphia ; D : 15000,
Feb. 5, 1909. 13755

Fatal (The) letter; a 4 act sensational comedy,
by G. H. Eldon. Typewritten.

© Harris Eldon, Alexandria, Ind. ; 1897:
5923, Jan. 19; 2c. Dec. 29. 13756

Fatal love; an emotional and pathetic drama, in
prologue and 4 acts, by A. Corbett.

© Adolphe Corbett, New York ; 1888 : 32262,
Nov. 14. 13757

a tragedy drama in 4 acts, by C. J. Perry.

© Charles J. Perry, Amsterdam, N. Y. ;
1888 : 24810, Aug. 31. 13758

Fatal (The) marriage; a drama, by the author
of The tyrant of New Orleans. Atlanta, Ga.,
The Herald steam book and job print, 1875.
32 p. 16".

© A. C. Garlington, Atlanta; 1874:10.53,
Jan. 29; 2c. Sept. 3, 1875. 13759

a melodrama in 5 acts, by L. Vigoureux.

© Lizzie Vigoureux, San Francisco ; 1889 :
16973, June 5. 13760

See also Devil's (The) deceit. — Mystery

(A)— White friars.

Fatal (The) message; a farce, by John Kendrick
Bangs. [New York, Harper & brothers, 1896]
p. 479-483. 8°.

© Harper & brothers. New York; 1896:
8150, Feb. 3; 2c. Feb. 4. 13761

Fatal (The) necklace; burlesque melodrama, in
1 act, by .Joseph U. Harris and Harold B.
Allen. Chicago, T. S. Denison & co., 1912.
13 p. 12°.

© Aug. 16, 1912 ; 2c. Aug. 19, 1912 ; D : 30568 ;
Eben H. Norris, Chicago. 13762

Fatal (The) night; a comedy drama in 4 acts,
by D. Holden.

© David Holden, New York ; 1889 : 8484, Mar.
16. 13763

Fatal (A) passion; a modern drama in 4 acts,
by .T. A. Macdonald.

© John A. Macdonald, North Cambridge,
Mass.; 1895:54210, Oct. 2.5. 13764

See also Edith.

666

13765

COPYETGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

13786

Fatal (The) pill; a humorous sketch in 1 scene,
by G. F. Sturgis. 26 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Granville Forbes Sturgis, Brooklyn ; D :
14079, Oct. 17, 1908 ; 2c. Oct. 17, 1908. 13765

Fatal secret; by J. J. Brooke.

© J. J. Brooke, Philadelphia; 1879:5079,
Apr. 15. 13766

Fatal (The) step; or, Whiskey unmasked, a
temperance drama, by J. H. Linn.

© J. Heni-y Linn, Montezuma, Ind. ; 1879 :
769, Jan. 16. 13767

Fatal stockings; a dialogue, by A. Holmes-Gore.
11 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Arthur Holmes-Gore. London; D : 9093,
Sept. 17, 1906; 2c. Sept. IT, 1906. 13768

Fatal (The) throw; a prose romantic drama of

the 16th century in Italy, by W. W. Campbell.

© W. Wilfred Campbell, Ottawa, Canada;

1898 : 35327, June 9. 13769

Fatal (The) wedding; a drama in a prologue
and 4 acts, by F. J. Press. 60 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Frank J. Press, New York ; 1894 : 5.5400,
Nov. 27 ; 2c. Nov. 27. 13770

a drama in 4 acts, by L. Walter.

© Lester Walter, Harrisburg, Pa.; 1898:
27821, May 3. 13771

a drama in 7 acts, by F. Sexauer.

© Frederick Sexauer, Canton, O. ; 1896 :
19596, Mar. 30. 13772

play, by Protective amusement co. Printed.

© Jan. 24, 1914 ; 2c. Jan. 27, 1914 ; D : 35988 ;
Klaw & Erlanger, New York. 13772a

a sensational melodrama in a prologue and

3 acts, by T. Kremer [and Sam Harris] 47 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Theodore Kremer, New York ; D : 234,
Mar. 19, 1901 ; 2c. Nov. 26, 1901. 13773

or. The little mother.

© Sullivan, Harris & Woods, New York;
D : 1123, Nov. 26, 1901. 13774

Fatal (The) witness; or. When women love,

4 act melodrama, by W. W. Lapoint.

© William W. Lapoint and Kathryn Bray-
ham, Barre, Vt. ; D : 3381, May 5, 1903. 13775

Fatalist (The); play in 2 acts, by E. C. McEl-
hany. 7 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 22, 1915 ; D : 39557 ; E. C. McEl-
hany, Manistee, Mich. 13775a

Fatalite; di-ame en 5 actes et 8 tableaux, [de]
I^]ugene Quemeneur. Paris, P. V. Stock, 1903.
cover-title, 135 p. col. front. 12°.

© P. V. Stock, Paris; D:3635, .Tune 23,
1903 ; 2c. June 23, 1903. 13776

Fatality; by W. C. Haverstick. [4] p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. July 18, 1911; D: 24718; Wm. C.
Haverstick, New York. 13777

— drama in 4 acts, by J. H. Booth.

© .John Hunter Booth, New Orleans ; D :
8698, June 14, 1906. 13778

— drama in 3 acts, by M. Sirrine.

© Maria L. Sirrine, United States; 1899:
70625, Oct. 30. 13779

play in 4 acts, by C. F. Adamowicz. 74 p.

8°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 11, 1910 ; D : 20761 ; Casimir F.
Adamowicz, Detroit. 13780

Fate; by R. St. Carr. 9 p. 4°. Typewritten.
© Royal St. Carr, New York; D : 10472,
May 2, 1907; 2c. May 2, 1907. 13781

— a comedy in 1 act, by P. Gibson.

© Preston Gibson, Chicago ; D : 5499, Aug.
30, 1904. 13782

— a drama in 4 acts, by H. M. Coffin. Tama
City, la.. Herald print, 1884. 14 p. 12°.

© Hattie Mildred Coffin, Tama City, la.;
1884 : 23346, Nov. 21 ; 2c. Jan. 3, 1885. 13783

drama in 1 act, by E. Recht and M. Cass.

[2], 11 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 31, 1915 ; D : 41369 ; Emily Recht
and Maurice Cass, New York. 13783a

— a drama in 3 acts, by R. Ralph.

© Richard Ralph, New York ; 1871 : 11647,
Dec. 9. 13784

dramatic sketch, by N. De Vere. 6 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 17, 1915 ; D : 41768 ; Naomi De
Vere, Chicago. 13784a

— Italian comedy, by C. Hall. 10 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 1, 1909; D: 16984; Christine
Hall, Minneapolis. 13785

an original drama in 5 acts, by Bartley

Campbell.

© C. Le Clercq, United States ; 1873 : 5668,
May 21. 13786

play in 4 acts, by W. T. McKelvey and I. AV.

Rose. 40 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 9, 1915; D : 39641 ; Wm. T.
McKelvev and Irl Walter Rose, New York.

13786a

play in 1 act, by R. Weiman. 40 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr, 28, 1915; D: 40512; Rita Wei-
man, New York. 13786b

667

13787

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

13806

Fate — Continued.

play in 3 acts. [74] p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. May 1, 1912; D: 29541; Mrs. B. J.
Howard, San Antonio. 13787

scenario, by J. W. Riggs. [10] p. f.

p.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 4, 1912 ; D : 29021 ; J. W. Riggs,
Minneapolis. 13788

or, A woman's work, a play in 5 acts, by

E. C. Le Fevre.

© Emma C. Le Fevre, Chicago ; 1877 : 9871,
Aug. 29. 13789

— or, Germain Gerard, a social drama in 3
acts, by J. F. Milliken.

© James F. Milliken, New York ; 1884 : 4082,
Feb. 27. 13790

— or, liif e's vision, by J. Hart.

© Josh Hart, New York ; 1875 : 12153, Nov.
17. 13791

— or, Modern fate, play in 4 acts, by E. Law-
son. [5], 99 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 4, 1912 ; D : 31554 ; Eleanor Law-
son, New York. 13791a

or, Only an actress, a play by Antoinette

Van Hoesen [i. e. A. V. Wakeman] and L.
Grant.

© A. V. Wakeman and Leslie Grant. New
York ; D : 4865, Apr. 11, 1904. 13792

— or, Richard Halsted, by S. H. Berman.
[15] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 18, 1911 ; D : 28016 ; Samuel H.
Berman, Cincinnati. 13793

or, There is no hiding from God, drama in

4 acts, by M. Rosenfeld.

[1], 59 p. f. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 24, 1912 ; D : 31191 ; Morris Rosen-
feld, New York. 13794

See also Dangerous (A) woman.

Fate and the freshman; a musical farce in 3
acts, by H. Winslow. 132 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten. [Libretto only]

© Horatio Winslow, Madison, Wis.; D:
12128, Jan. 6, 1908 ; 2c. Mar. 21, 1908. 13795

Fate decides; 1 act play, by U. S. Lawrence.
L2], 10 p. f° Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 31, 1915; D: 42616; Vincent
Sargent Lawrence, Brookline, Mass. 13795a

Fate favors the fair; play in 1 act, by Charles
Goddard. 12 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 26, 1915 ; D : 39513 ; Star co., New
Y..rk. 13795b

Fate (The) of a coquette. See Camille.

Fate (The) of a playwriter. See Excelsior.

Fate (The) of a southern society belle; a play
in 5 acts, by L. B. Boyd.

© L. B. Boyd, New York ; 1880 : 14191, Sept.
17. 13796

Fate (The) of Eugene Aram; a drama, by W. G.
. Wills.

© H. L. Bateman, New York; 1873:4678,
Apr. 30. 13797

Fate (Tlie) of Frisco. See Stricken (The)
city.

Fate (The) of McCulloch. See Irish fidelity.

Fate (The) of Mr. Brady; play in 3 acts, by
J .R. Chase. 1 p. 1., 44 p. 16°. Printed.

© Mar. 18, 1915; 2c. Mar. 19, 1915; D:
40119; James Richard Chase, Boston. 13798

Fate (The) of the Burrs.
Theodosia.

See Aaron and

Fate of the Dalton gang; by S. Braunig.

© Sol Braunig. Little Rock, Ark. ; D : 1808,
Apr. 29, 1902. 13799

Fate (The) of the fallen.

© Charles C. Weigel, New York; D : 4639,
Feb. 23, 1904. 13800

Fate (The) of the libertine. See Insane (The)
lover.

Fate (The) of the morning glories; by T. Stone.
[7] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 23, 1910 ; D : 21864 ; Tillie Stone,
Brooklyn. 13801

Fate of the tenderfoot; by C. Kennedy. 9 p.
t". Typewritten.

© Ic. May 5, 1910 ; D : 20968 ; Clayton Ken-
nedy, Baltimore. 13802

Fate (The) of twins; or, A coachman's surprise
party, a comedy in 4 acts, by W. Buscli. 137
p. f. Typewritten.

© AVilliam Busch, St. Louis; 1887:22074,
Aug. 29 ; 2c. Sept. 8. 13803

Fate ordains; a drama in 4 acts, by W. F. Aus-
tin. 68 p. f. Typewritten.

© Walter F. Austin, Chicago; 1895:27902,
May 23 ; 2c. May 28. 13804

Fate (The) star; play in 3 acts and 5 scenes,
by A. Dunne. [2], 23 p. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 11, 1912 ; D : 29347 ; Alice Dunne,
New York. 13805

Fate, the magician; a playlet, by T. P. Bayer.
21 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Theobald Percy Bayer, New York; D:
5477, Aug. 25, 1904 ; 2c. Sept. 6, 1904. 13806

668

13807

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

13827

Fate will have its way; by F, P. Simon. 8 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 12, 1909 ; D : 17074 ; F. P. Simon.
New Haven. 13807

Fated (The) city; or, The last days of Pom-
peii, a spectacular melodrama in 4 acts and 16
scenes, adapted for the American stage, by
J. M. Aguayo.

© J. M. Aguayo, Boston; 1889:213-56, July
10. 13808

Fates and furies; or. The two brothers, a ro-
mantic play in 5 acts, by G. B. Densmore,
Louis A. Imhaiis, and G. M. Ciprico.

© George M. Ciprico, San Francisco ; 1875 :
9231, Sept. 6. 13809

a romantic play in 6 tableaux, by G. B.

Densmore and G. M. Ciprico. San Francisco,
Francis & Valentine, 1877. 3 p. 1., 100 numb.
1. 6 photos. 4°.

© George M. Ciprico, United States ; 1877 :
5227, May 1 ; 2c. May 1. 13810

Fate's caprice; a melodrama in 3 acts, by M.
Stevens and F. Young. 56 p. f. Typewrit-
ten.

© Millie Stevens and Frances Young, New
York ; D : 7068, Aug. 5, 1905 ; 2c. Aug. 5, 1905.

13811

Fate's cruelty; or. Circumstantial evidence, by
H. J. Rebsamen. 3 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 2, 1910; D : 21717 ; Harry J.
Rebsamen, New York. 13812

Fate's fooling; play in a prologue and 3 acts,
by L. H. Johnson. 93 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 4, 1915; D: 41688; Lute H.
Johnson, Denver. 13812a

Fate's handicap; an original play in 3 acts, by
H. C. Heverin.

© Harold Cator Heverin, Dover, Del. ; 1896:
32174, May 28. 13813

Fate's little jest; play in 1 act, by E. Gillespie.
7 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 20, 1915; D: 40.500; Ernestine
Gillespie, Toledo. 13813a

Fates (The) of the gods; drama of mythology,
by H. E. Parkhurst. [2], 81 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Mar. 17, 1914 ; D : 36372 ; Howard E.
Parkhurst, New York. 13813b

Fate's offering; a. 4 act comedy drama, by F.
Marquart.

© Fred Marquart, Sandusky, O. ; 1893:

30493, June 27. 13814

Father (The) ; a drama, by Henry Copley Greene.

Nelson, N. H., The Monadnock press, 1905. 4

p. 1., 11-89, [1] p. 8".

© H. C. Greene, Boston ; D : 5886, Nov. 25,
1904 ; 2c. Nov. 26, 1904. 13815

Father (The) — Continued.

a 1 act dramatic play, by C. L. Nagely.

© Carlton Lewis Nagely, Brooklyn ; D :
13772, Sept. 14, 1908. 13816

play in 1 act, by H. G. Kittredge. [1], 22

p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 3, 1914 ; D : 38988 ; Helen Gause
Kittredge, Minneapolis. 13816a

by M. Goldman. 21 p. 4°. Typewrit-

ten.

© Ic. Mar. 25, 1912; D: 29154; Matthew
Goldman, New York. ^ 13817

— a play in 3 acts, by H. de Vries.

© Henry de Vries, New York ; D : 9300, Oct.
24, 1906. 13818

See also Chief contemporary dramatists. —

Plays; [by] August Strindberg.

Father and daughter. See Shaughaun (The)

Father and son; an American society drama in
4 acts, by T. J. Murphy.

© Thomas James Murphy, Boston ; 1891 :
39294, Nov. 2. 13819

— comedy in 4 acts.

© Stephen Fiske, New York; 1883:13827,
July 27. 13820

— • a domestic drama in 4 acts, by Clarence
Black. [1], 48 p. f. Mimeographed.

© July 2, 1909 ; 2c. July 26, 1909 ; D : 16491 ;
Alex. Byers, Chicago. 13821

by F. Williams and G. L. Stout.

© Fred Williams and G. L. Stout, New-
York ; 1887 : 12564, May 12. 13822

— -a di-araa in 5 acts, by A. Durieu and W.

Henry.

© Arthur Durieu and William Henry, New
Orleans ; 1890 : 7253, Mar. 3. 13823

— - a drama in 4 acts, by F. R. Leroux.

© F. R. Leroux, Minneapolis ; 1894 : 10688,
Feb. 17. 13824

— a 4 act original drama, by L. N. Crakow
and A. L. Freed. 53 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Louis N. Crakow and A. Lincoln Fi'eed,
United States ; 1891 : 19885, June 1 ; Ic. June 1.

13825

— - a play in 4 acts, by E. Selwyn.

© Edgar Selwyn, New York ; D : 13704, Sept.
2, 1908. * 13826

by E. S. Tupper. 11 p. 4". Typewrit-

ten. [Synopsis only]

© Edith Se.ssions Tupper, New York; D:
1929, May 23, 1902 ; 2c. May 16, 1902. 13827

669

13828

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

13849

Father and son — Continued.

a play in 4 acts, by T. J. Kelly. [2], 70 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 5, 1912; D : 28553 ; Thomas J.

Kelly, Brooklyn. 13828

or, A chip of the old block, an American

comedy in a prologue and 3 acts.

© Charles F. Pidgin and George H. Sted-
man, Boston ; 1881 : 17345, Nov. 7. 13829

See also Diana.

Father and the baby; a monolog, by F. Allen.
[1], 6 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. May 31, 1912 ; D : 29877 ; Frederick Al-
len, Chicago. 13830

Father and the boys; drama in 4 acts, by G.
Ade.

© George Ade, Brook, Ind. ; D : 10879, June
28, 1907. 13831

Father and the frat; by M. Gulp [i. e. M. C.
Berry] 46 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 2, 1909 ; D : 17594 ; Muriel Gulp,
Lawrence, Kan. 13832

• farce in 3 acts, by M. O. Berry. 60 p. f°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 9, 1915 : D : 39850 ; Muriel Gulp
Berry, Kansas City, Mo. 13832a

Father and the girls; a 3 act comedy, by G.
Grant and Caroline M. Beaumont. 61 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Georgiana Grant, St. Paul; D: 13088,
June 1, 1908 ; 2c. June 1, 1908. 13833

Father Carolan; a tragedy in 5 acts, by W. D.
Fox,

© W. D. Fox, Murfreesboro, Tenn. ; 1899:
17147, Mar. 6. 13834

Father Christmas; an incident of the North
West, by G. Jervis. 10 p. f°. Typewritten.

© George Jervis, Elizabeth, N. J. ; D : 10885,
July 1, 1907 ; 2c. July 1, 1907. 13835

Father Christmas, every-body's friend.

© W. D. Folsom, Cleveland; 1891:33915,
Sept. 23. 13836

Father Christmas, the children's friend,

© William D. Folsom, Cleveland; 1890:
29960, Sept. 29. 13837

Father Ex-Officio; modern problem play in 3
acts, by R. O. Hanson. [33] p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Apr. 7, 1914 ; D : 36896 ; Raymond Os-
borne Hanson, San Francisco. 13837a

Father (A) for a mother; drama in 4 acts, by H.
Kempton. [1], 60 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 11, 1913; D: 34983; Hilda
Kempton, Los Angeles. 13838

Father Gapon; or, A struggle for liberty, by
G. M. Van Dyke.

© George Martin Van Dyke, Brooklyn ; D :
6356, Mar. 18, 1905. 13839

Father Godfrey. See Cripple (The)

Father-in-law (The) ; a farce in 3 acts, adapted
by J. H. Neebe from the German 4 act farce,
J3ie beiden reichen Mueller, by Anton Anno.
68 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. May 26, 1910 ; D : 21187 ; Joseph Heni\v
Neebe, Chicago. 13840

Father Jerome; a play in 4 acts, by Mark Louis
Coucy [1. e. Louis De Coucy] Typewritten.

© Gustav Frohman, New York; 1900 A:
30536, Dec. 18 ; 2c. Dec. 18. 13841

Father John; in 4 acts, by E. S. Tupper. Type-
written.

© Edith Sessions Tupper, New York; 1900
A : 24644, Oct. 3 ; 2c. Oct. 15. 13842

a melodrama in 4 acts, by E. S. Tupper. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Edith Sessions Tupper, New York ; D :
2332, Sept. 15, 1902 ; 2c. Sept. 22, 1902. 13843

a play in 4 acts, by William A. Tremayne

and Genevieve G. Hanley.

© AVilliam J. Hanley, New York ; D : 486,
May 20, 1901. 13844

Father John of Ban try; a drama in 5 acts and
a prologue, by J. J. Buckley.

© J. J. Buckley, Plymouth, Mass. ; D : 2.503,
Oct. 11, 1902. 13845

Father Junipero Serra; a new and original his-
torical drama in 4 acts, by C. G. Miller. Chi-
cago, Skeen, Baker & co., 1894. 160 p., 1 1., 2
ports. 16°,

© Chester Gore Miller, Chicago; 1891:
15361, Apr. 25 ; 2c. Dec. 19, 1893. 13846

Same. 116 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Chester Gore Miller, Portland, Me. ; D :
13505, Aug. 5, 1908 ; 2c. Dec. 4, 1908. 13847

Father Kelly; comedy drama in 4 acts, by Ed-
ward E. Rose. 154 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 2, 1915 ; D : 41152 ; Ed. W. Row-
land & Edwin Clifford, inc., Chicago. 13847a

Father Knickerbocker; u local musical comedy
in 3 acts, by E. Smith.

© Edgar Smith, New York; 1896:62104,
Nov. 13. 13848

a topical and nnisical extravaganza in 3

acts, by W. W. Randall.

© William W. Randall. New York: 1896:
62559, Nov. 16 ; 2c. Nov. 18. 13849

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COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

13866

Father Manners; from the original romance of
the same [by J. H. Young] New York, 1902.
cover-title, [3]-67 p. 12°.

© Joseph Hudson Young, New York ; D :
1530, Mar. 7, 1902; Ic. Apr. 1, 1902; Ic. Apr.
11, 1902. 13850

Father (The) married the mother. See Mar-
riage after death.

Father o' mine; a 1 act play, by Lucy Spencer
Sarver. 20 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© L. S. Sarver. New York; D : 9151, Sept.
27, 1906 ; 2c. Nov. 5, 1906. 13851

Father of Angelo; by W. Hughes.

© Wallace Hughes, Louisville ; D : 8273,
Apr. 4, 1906. 13852

Father (The) of her child; by Charles Darrall
and Owen Davis.

© Fred Darcy, Philadelphia ; D : 5509, Sept.
7, 1904. 13853

Father (The) of his country; an American
drama in 4 acts, by W. Pelissier.

© William Pelissier, Chicago; 1875:7776.
.Tuly 26. 13854

■an exercise for Washington's birthday, by

Marion West. Boston, Henry A. Young & co.
(Young's Standard series of plays)

© Henry A. Young & co., Boston; 1888:
2.564, Jan. 23 ; 2c. Jan. 23. 13855

Father of the hills; 4 act society drama, by J.
Angell. 33 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 24, 1913 ; D : 33042 ; Joseph An-
gell, Fall River, Mass. 13856

Father Penn; pageant presented by the mem-
bers of the summer session of the Pennsyl-
vania state college, book by W. S. Dye, jr.,
and J. H. Frizzell, prologues by Edwin E.
Sparks and William Day Crockett. 25 p. 8°.
Printed.

© Aug. 2, 1915 ; 2c. Aug. 5, 1915 ; D : 41515 ;
William Seddinger Dye, jr., and John Henrj
Frizzell, State College, Pa. 13856a

Father Serg'ius, and other stories; by Leo Tol-
stoy, ed. by Dr. Hagberg Wright. New York,
Dodd, Mead and company, 1912. 318 p. front.
12°.

Dramatic contents : The wisdom of chil-
dren.

© Feb. 7, 1912 ; 2c. Feb. 9, 1912 ; A : 309146 :
Dodd, Mead & co., New York. 13856b

Father Sergius, and other stories and plays;
by Count Leo Tolstoy, ed. by Dr. Hagberg
Wright, with an introductory essay l>y Aylmer
Maude. London, Edinburgh [etc.] T. Nelson
and sons [1912] 426 p. col. front. 12°.

Father Sergius, and other stories and plays —
Continued.

Dkamatic contents : The light that shines
in darkness. — The wisdom of children.

© Ic. Jan. 27, 1912; A ad int. 948; pubd.
Jan. 3, 1912 ; Dodd, Mead & co., New York.

13857

Father (The), son & the new ghost; drama in
4 acts, by M. Mikol. 46 p. t". Typewritten.

© Maurice Mikol, New York ; D : 13261,
June 29, 1908 ; 2c. June 24, 1908. 13858

Father, Thou art kind; a ropantic drama in 3
acts, by J. P. Delaney.

© .John P. Delaney, Chicago ; D : 11984,
Dec. 11, 1907. 13859

Father Time and his children. See Festival
plays.

Father Time's Christmas trial; entertainment
in 1 act, by Frank I. Hanson. Franklin, O.,
Eldridge entertainment house, 1913. 14 p.
12".

© Nov. 15, 1913; 2c. Dec. 26, 1913; D:
35442; Eldridge entertainment house, Frank-
lin, O. 13860

Father Tom's boys; vaudeville sketch in 1 act,
by M. A. Daly. [1], 13 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 20, 1913 ; D : 32106 ; Mark Avery
Daly, Buffalo. 13861

Fatherland; a comedy drama in 4 acts, by Ed-
ward Weitzel and F. Stewart Isham.

© Charles A. Gardner, Chicago ; 1888 : 2840,
Jan. 26. 13862

an original comedy-drama in 4 acts, by

E. E. Kidder.

© Edward E. Kidder, New York; 1883:
22077, Nov. 30. 13863

Father's blessings; sidesplitting comedy farce,
by M. Harding. 8 p. 4°. Type\vritten.

© Ic. Feb. 6, 1915 ; D : 39603 ; Mas Harding,
New York. 13863a

Father's (A) crime; a play in 4 acts, by S. H.
Morris. 114 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Samuel H. Morris, New York; D : 4674.
Mar. 1, 1904 ; 2c. Mar. 1, 1904. 13864

Father's (A) curse. See Driven from home. —
Emma Rivers.

Father's (A) doll; a playlet in 1 act, by A. E.
Wills. 24 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Anthonv E. WMlls, Brooklyn ; D : 10025,
Feb. 26. 1907 ; 2c. Mar. 18 1907. 13865

Father's (A) dream; by Edward J. Vaughn.
Milwaukee. A. E. Reim [1909] [4] p. 16°.

© Adolph E. Reim, Milwaukee ; D : 1.5110.
Feb. 17, 1909 ; 2c. Feb. 25, 1909. 13866

671

13867

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

13887

Father's (A) Dream — Continued.

vaudeville sketch in 1 act, by S. E. Stern.

[9] p. f°. Typewritten.
© Ic. Nov. 14, 1911 ; D : 25756 ; Sydney E.

Stern, Portland, Or. 13867

Father's famous flight; buoyant aviation farce,
by A. D. Leveridge. [46] p. obi. 16°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Nov. 22, 1911; D: 25830; Athos D.
Leveridge, New York. 13868

Father's five; a farce in 2 acts, by C. M. Bryan.
4°. Typewritten.

© Charles M. Bryan, Memphis, Teun. ; D:
12014, Dec. 31, 1907 ; 2c. Dec. 31, 1907. 13869

Same. 117 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 8, 1913; D: 32607; Chas. M.
Bryan, Memphis, Tenn. 13870

Father's folly; dramatic composition, by M. C.
Seches. 11 p. 4°, Typewritten.

© Ic. May 5, 1910 ; D : 20967 ; Minnette C.
Seches, Memphis, Tenn. 13871

Father's (A) forgiveness; play in 1 act, by M. J.
Beilock. 3 p. 8°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 2.5, 1914; D: 37215; Max J.
Beilock, New York. 13871a

Father's frolics; musical play in 2 scenes, by
W. L. Passpart, music by John M. Schouten.
[1], 29 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. May 31, 1912 ; D : 29846 ; W. L. Pass-
part, New York. 13872

Father's guess; by W. M. Blatt.

© William M. Blatt, Boston ; D : 8924, Aug.
6, 1906. 13873

Father's (A) love; a play in pantomime for mov-
ing picture shows, by D. Davidson. 7 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Dor6 Davidson, New York ; D : 15350,
Mar. 16, 1909 ; 2c. Mar. 16, 1909. 13874

See also Gertrude.

Father's (A) love for his son. See Wild Nell
at Fort Davis.

Father's (A) misdeeds; play in 1 act, by H. L.
Brown. [2], 19 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 21, 1914 ; D : 39171 ; Henry Lewis
Brown, Oakland, Cal. 13874a

Father's (A) pride. Sec Ophelia.

Father's (The) sin; play in 4 acts, by Guide von
Horvath and Dean Hoard. [2], 90 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. May 14, 1912; D : 29062 ; Guido Hor-
vath, Chicago. 13875

Father's (A) sins. See Revenge (A) of sor-
rows.

Father's vacation; sketch in 1 act, by W. C.
Weii'auch. [5] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 15, 1911; D: 23666; William
Chas. Weirauch, Olney, Pa. 13876

Father's (The) vengeance; a novel of the trop-
ics, by J. de A. Cespedes.

© J. de Armas Cespedes, New York; 1875:
6977, July 3. 13877

leather's (A) warning; by M. Rosenthal.

© Morris Rosenthal, San Francisco ; 1900
A : 17193, July 12. 13878

Father's (A) will. See Servants vs. master.

Fathnia, daughter of the Beys; by A. B. Adams.
49 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Anna Byrne Adams, Birmingham, Ala. ;
D : 13488, Aug. 3, 1908 ; 2c. Aug. 3, 1908.

13879

Fatigue; play in 1 act, by E. Wyatt. [7] p. 4".
Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 2, 1909 ; D : 16992 ; Edith Wyatt,
Chicago. 13880

Fatima, a flower of the Orient; a semi oriental
comedy, by R. D. Way. 12 p. f. Typewrit-
ten.

© Jule Walters and Roy D. Way, Chicago ;
D : 6512, Apr. 14, 1905 ; 2c. Apr. 14, 1905.

13881

Fatima and the fairy. See Bluebeard, jr.

Fatima Jenks; comedy in 3 acts, by L. Hatch.
[3], 144 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 6, 1911; D : 25952 ; Leonard
Hatch, Brookline, Mass. 13882

Fatima Yasmeen; play in 1 act, by I. Osgood.
8 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 23, 1911; D: 25839; Irene Os-
good, Northampton, England. 13883

Fato e virtii. See Vittime ignote.

Fattest wench in town.

© Heeley bros.. United States ; 1889 : 28136,
Sept. 16. 13884

Fatty Felix; a comedy in 3 acts, by S. Morris.
57 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ram Morris, Chicago ; D : 7186, Aug. 23,
1905 ; 2c. Sept. 16, 1905. 13885

Fatty's health cure; play, by W. Montague.
10 p. f". Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. S, 1912 ; D : 29317 ; Walter Mon-
tague, San Francisco. 13886

Faubourg (Le); comedie en 4 actes, de A. Her-
niant. [Paris] 1899. 1 p. 1., 103 p. S".

© Abel Hermant, Paris ; 1899 : 77095, Nov.
27; 2c. Nov. 27. 13887

672

13888

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

13900

Paugh-a balla; au Irish drama in 4 acts, by
Clias. Osborne.

© E. J. Parlfer and Dominick Murray;
United States ; 1887 : 10837, Apr. 22. 13888

Faugb-a-ballagh; a play in 3 acts, by Henry
Gardner Hunting and William Marrion Hight.
© H. G. Hunting and W. M. Hight, Chi-
cago ; D : 9210, Sept. 28, 1906. 13889

or, The boys of '67, an Irish drama in 3

acts, by T. S. Henderson.

© Thomas S. Henderson, Brooklyn; 1876:
2013, Feb. 16. 13890

or, The wearing of the green, a play in 3

acts, by Bernard Francis Moore.

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston; 1899:
20053, Mar. IS; 2c. May 4. 13891

Faulconbridge (The) scandal; play in 4 acts, by
Bridget Maclagan [pseud, of M. B. Turner]
119 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 1, 1915; D: 39829; Mary B.
Turner, Chicago. 13892

Faults vs. false; a comedy in 1 act, by E.
Ormonde.

© Eugene Ormonde, New York ; 1892 : 10682,
Mar. 9. 13893

Faun (The); comedy in 3 acts, by E. Knoblauch.
101 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 4, 1911 ; D : 23003 ; Edward Knob-
lauch, New York. 13894

Faun (The) and the puritan; play in 4 acts, by
I. J. Grandall. 72 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 29, 1911 ; D : 24813 ; Irene Jean
Crandall Chicago. 13895

Faun of the glen; or, The civilized Indian, a
burletta in 1 act, by B. Howard.

© Bronson Howard, United States; 1881:
4874, Mar. 21. 13896

Same.

© Bronson Howard, United States ; 1881 :
8381, May 28. 13897

Faust; by Goethe. 1. theil. Ed. with an intro-
duction and notes by James Morgan Hart.

© G. P. Putnam's sons. New York; 1878:
9808, Aug. 26 ; 2c. Sept. 5. 13897a

from the German by John Anster, pro-
fusely illustrated after new drawings by Fred-
erick J. Boston. Vignette ed. New York,
Frederick A. Stokes company, 1890. xiv, [15]-
360 p. inch front., illus. 12°.

© Frederick A. Stokes & bro.. New York;
1890 : 29319, Sept. 23 ; Ic. Sept. 12, 1892.

13897b

Faust — Continued.

de Goethe, tr. en 3 parties et 12 tableaux,

de E. Vedel. 32 p. 4°. (In L'lUustration
theatrale 9" ann6e-230, 18 Janvier 1913)

© Jan. 18, 1913 ; 2c. Feb. 28, 1913 ; D : 32462 ;
Emile Vedel, Paris. 13898

freely adapted from Goethe's dramatic

poem, by Stephen Phillips and J. Corayns
Carr. New York, The Macmillan company,
1908. xix, 208 p. 12°.

© Macmillan co.. New York; A: 215912,
Sept. 2, 1908 ; 2c. Sept. 2, 1908. 13898a

guide to the opera by Gounod, including a

biography of the composer and history of
work, by H. W. Hart. 12 p. 8°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. July 24, 1909 ; D : 16335 ; Henry W.
Hart, Brooklyn. 13899

— • the legend and the poem, by William S.
Walsh, with etchings by Hermann Faber.
Philadelphia, J. B. liippincott company, 1888.

©. J. B. Lippincott company, Philadelphia ;
1887 : 22266, Sept. 1 ; 2c. Sept. 26. 13899a

a lyric drama in 5 acts, book by J. Barbier

and M. Carre, music by Charles Gounod. Bos-
ton, O. Ditson company ; New York, C. H.
Ditson & CO. [etc., etc.] 47 p. 8°. [Libretto,
English and French, with music]

© Oliver Ditson co., Boston; D:8193, Mar.
10, 1906 ; 2c. Mar. 10, 1906. 13900

pt. 1, Egmont, Hermann and Dorothea, by

Johann Wolfgang von Goethe ; Doctor Faustus,
by Christopher Marlowe ; with introductions
and illustrations, notes. New York, P. F.
Collier & .son [1909] 1 p. 1., 431, [1] p. front,
(port.) 2 pi., double facsim. 8°. (The Har-
vard classics, ed. by C. W. Eliot [xix])

© Oct. 21, 1909; 2c. Oct. 30, 1909; A:
248974 ; P. F. Collier & son, New York.

13900a

sublime scenic and dramatic production of

Goethe's immortal drama in 5 acts, by Clar-
ence Black. [46] p. f°. Mimeographed.

© Ic. Nov. 22, 1915; D: 42316; Alexander
Byers, Chicago. 13900b

— a tragedy, by Goethe, pt. i, ed. and an-
notated by F. H. Hedge, metrical version by
Miss Swanwick. pt. ii, tr. by Miss Swanwick,
illustrated by A. von Kreling, engraved by
George T. Andrew. New York, T. Y. Crowell
& CO. [1883] 455 p. front, (port.) plates.
8°.

© Tliomas Y. Crowell & co., New York ;
1883 : 16930, Sept. 14 ; 2c. Sept. 14. 13900c

— Same. pt. 1, ed. and annotated by F. H.
Hedge, metrical version by Miss Swanwick,
also a prose translation of the same by A.
Hayward. pt. 2, tr. by Miss Swanwick, to

5379—15 43

673

13900

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

13904

Faust — Continued,
which is appended, Clavigo, Egmont, and Tlie
wayward lover. Boston, S. E, Gassino, 1882.
708 p. 12°. (People's edition, ed. and rev.
by F. H. Hedge and L. Noa)

© S. E. Gassino, Boston ; 1882 : 11877, July
19 ; 2c. Nov. 8. 13900d

by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, tr.

by Bayard Taylor, with illustrations. [Large
paper ed.] Boston and New York, Houghton,
Mifflin and company, 1906. 4 v. fronts., plates.
4°.

© Houghton, Mifflin & co., Cambridge,
Mass.; A : 1 ;iSC,07-] 5861 0, Oct. 22, 1906; 2c.
each Nov. 1, 1906. 13900e-13900h

— tr. in the original metres by

Bavavd Tavlor. Boston and New York,
Houghton, Mifflin & co. [1898] 2 v. 12°.

© M. H. Tavlor. Babylon, N. Y. ; 1898:
64350, 64356, Nov. 2 ; 2c. each Nov. 12.

139001, 13900J

— Same. pt. 1. Boston, Fields, Osgood & co..

1871.

© Bavard Taylor, Kennett Square, Pa. ;
1870 : 8852, Nov. 18 ; 2c. Jan. 5, 1871. 13900k

Same. pt. 1. Boston, New York [etc.]

Houghton Mifflin company [1911] xx, 368 p.
12°. (Riverside literature series)

© June 27, 1911: 2c. July 14. 1911; A:
292449 ; Houghton, Mifflin cc, Boston. 13901

Same. pt. 2. Boston, James R. Osgood &

CO., 1871. xvi, 536 p. 8°.

© Bavard Taylor, Kennett Square, Pa. ;
1871 : 1642, Feb. 27 ; 2c. Mar. 25. 13901a

— tr. in the original metres by

Thomas James Arnold, with fifty illustrations
after original designs by Alexander Liezen
Mayer, and with vignettes, and ornamental
borderings by Rudolf Seitz. pt. 1. New York,
G. Kirchner & co. [1877]

© George Kirchner & co.. New York ; 1877 :
13989, Dec. 1 ; 2c. Dec. 1. 13901b

— eine tragodie, von J. von Goethe. 1. theil.
with an introduction and notes by William
Cook, ed. by William Dwight Whitney. New
York, Henry Holt and company [1878]

© Henry Holt, New York ; 1878 : 1371, Jan.
31 ; 2c. Feb. 13. 13901c

— (Goethe's) ; ed. by C. Thomas. Boston, D. C
Heath & co., 1892. 2 v. illus., plates. 12°.
(Heath's modern language series)

© Calvin Thomas, Ann Arbor, Mich. ; 1892 :
39507, Sept. 30 ; 2c. Oct 6. 13901d

Faust — Continued.

■ — ■ — (Goethe's); ed. witli introduction and com-
mentary by Julius Goebel. 1. tell. New York,
H. Holt & CO., 1907. Ixi, 384 p. 12°.

© Henry Holt & co.. New York ; D : 10162,
Mar. 18, 1907 ; 2c. Mar. 19, 1907. 13902

from the German by John Anster, with

an introduction by Burdett Mason, illustrated
• by Frank M. Gregory. New York and London,
White and Allen.

© White and Allen, New York ; 1888 : 13495,
May 8 ; 2c. Nov. 8. 13902a

Same. New York, Dodd, Mead & company.

1894. 4 p. 1., 7-250 p. incl. illns., plates, front.,
9 pi. 8°.

© Dodd, Mead & co.. New York; 1894:
40179, Sept. 1 ; 2e. Sept. 1. 13902b

— ■ tr. by Anna Swanwick. New illus-
trated ed. New York, F. A. Stokes company
[1893] V p., 1 1., [9]-261, [1] p. front,
plates. 16°.

© Frederick A. Stokes co.. New York ; 1893 :
41540, Sept. 13 ; 2c. Oct. 19. 13902c

with an introduction by Edward

Brooks, jr. pt. 1. Philadelphia, D. McKay
[1898] X, 11-213 p. 16°. ([Pocket literal
translations of the classics] )

© David McKay, Philadelphia; 1898: 15327,
Mar. 4 ; 2c. Mar. 3. 13902d

— ■ eine trag(idie in 2 teilen, neue Wei-

marer einrichtung von Karl Weiser, musik
von Felix Weingartner. 1., 2. teil. Leipzig,
Breitkopf & Hartel, 1908. 2 v. 12°. [Li-
bretto only]

© Breitkopf & Hartel, New York; 12860,
12861, Apr. 28, 1908 ; 2c. each Apr. 28, 1908.

13903, 13904

(The tragedy of) ; by J. W. von Goethe, tr.

by Theodore Rlartin, ed. by Natliau Haskell
Dole. Edition de luxe. Boston, F. A. Niccolls
& company [1902] 2 v. front., pi. 8°.

Contents : v. 1. Faust [pt. 1, 2, acts 1, 2]-
V. 2. Faust [pt. 2, acts 3-5]-Clavigo (anony-
mous tr.) -Egmont, tr. by Anna Swanwick. —
The wayward lover, tr. by Edgar A. Browning.

© Francis A. Niccolls & co., inc., Boston ;
A : 40786, 40787, Sept. 4, 1902 ; v. 1, 2c. Sept.
20, 1902 ; V. 2, 2c. Oct. 23, 1902.

13904a, 13904b

— See also Devil's (The) bond. — Faust and
Helena. — Faust and Marguerite. — Faust's
death.^ — Feist. — German classics of the nine-
teenth and twentieth centuries. — Mephisto up
to date. — My-fist-toe-flees and Mar-gar-root.

674

13905

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

13927

Faust and Helena; the old English drama,
founded on the 2d part of Goethe's Faust,
oritrinal modern conception ; 4 acts, by Roy
Elbing. Columbus, O., A. Haak, 1898. 36 p.
12°.

© A. Haak, Columbus, O. ; 1898 : 53688, Sept.
14 ; 2c. Oct. 6. 13905

Faust and Marguerite; a burlesque, by Robert
II. Craii,', rewritten and rev. by A. Henlein,
51 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Abraham Henlein, New York ; 1887 : 1180,
Jan. 14 ; 2c. Jan. 22. 13906

-in 3 acts, by Robert H. Craig. 68 p.

4°. Typewritten.

©AIjralKim Henlein, New York ; 1888 : 10419,
Apr. 10 ; 2c. Apr. 10. 13907

a grand legendary drama in 5 acts and 8

tableaux, adapted from the German of Goethe,
by J. B. Roberts.

© James B. Roberts, Philadelphia ; 1S75 :
2112, Mar. 6. 13908

Faust et Marguerite; un drame en 12 tableaux,
tire de la premiere partie du Faust de Goethe,
[par] L. Hebert. Paris, L. F. Hubert, 1905.
2 p. 1., 11, [2], 124 p. 12°.

© Res. under act of Mar. 3, 1905, by L.
Frederic Hebert, Paris; res. no. 150; Ic. Jan.
13, 1906. 13909

Faust, jr.; a fantastic, magic and transforma-
tional dramatic and ballet, by B. Kiralfy.

© Bolossy Kiralfy, New York ; 1887 : 29305,
Nov. 12. 13910

Faust, N, Y.; an original burlesque-extrava-
ganza in 3 acts, by H. A. Covell and F. Solo-
mon.

© H. A. Covell and Frederic Solomon, New

York ; 1888 : 32291, Nov. 14. 13911

Faust up to date; a burlesque in 3 acts, by J.

Stetson.

© John Stetson, Boston ; 1889 : 1890, Jan. 14.

13912

■ a burlesque in 2 acts, by Geo. R. Sims and

Henry Pettitt.

© Marcus R. Mayer, United States; 1889:
22701, July 23. 13913

-by Geo. R. Sims, Henry Pettitt, and

J. Stetson, music by Meyer Lutz. 49 p. 4°.
Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© John Stetson, Boston ; 1889 : 26468, Aug.
30 ; 2c. Aug. 30. 13914

See also Have you seen Stella?— Mephis-

tophiles outwitted.

Fausta; 3 atti di Mario Cerati, per la musica di
Renzo Bianchi. Milano, E. Sonzogno, 1908.
.56 p. 12°.

© res. under act of Mar. 3, 1905. by M.
Cerati, Italy ; res. no. 1655 ; Ic. Mar. 26, 1908.

13915

Faustean; a drama, by E. C. Hoiie. Typewrit-
ten.

© Edith Carter Hope, Pittsburgh; 1899:
50548, Aug. 5 ; 2c. Mar. 13. 13916

Faustina; a comic opera, by M. Nicdson. 45 p.
f°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Malcolm Nicolson, Alma, Kans. ; 1893 :
45461, Oct. 10; 2c. Oct 10. 13917

Faustina, the Roman Empress; a tragedy in 4
acts, by M. Prescott. Boston, 1881.

© Marie Prescott, United States; 1881:
6340, Apr. 25. 13918

Faustine; by E. Allard. 20 p. 4°. Typewritten.
© Ic. Sept. 16, 1911; D: 25238; Eugenie Al-
lard, New York. 13919

■ a play, in 4 acts, by W. W. Young.

© William Wallace Young, Monmouth, 111.;
1870 : 2295, Sept. 28. 13920

Faust's death; a drama in 4 acts, based on the

second part of Goethe's Faust, by Ray p]lbing.

© Adolf Haak, Columbus, O. ; 1898:545,

Jan. 3. 13921

Faust's up-to-date extravaganza.

© Jack Faust, New York ; 1898 : 6119, Jan.
17. 13922

Fausts verdammung (La damnation de Faust) ;
dramatische legende in 5 akten und 10 bildern,
von Hector Berlioz, fiir die biihne bearbeitet
von Raoul Gunsbourg. Klavierauszug. Koln
[etc.] Albert Ahn, 1902. 275 p. f°. [French
and German]

© Albert Ahn, Cologne, Germany ; D : 2377,
Sept. 18, 1902 ; 2c. Sept. 18, 1902. 13923

See also Damnation (The) of Faust.

Faute de s'expliquer; par Henry de Brisay. 3
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 15, 1912; D: 29993; Gaumont
CO., New York. 13924

Fauteuil (Le) de Colbert. See Attache (L')

Fauvette; a comic opera in 3 acts, tr. and
adapted from the French, by B. E. Woolf and
R. M. Field.

© B. E. Woolf and R. M. Field, Boston;
1890 : 23332, July 24 ; 2c. July 24. 13925

Faiix (Les) dieux. See False gods.

Favltte, the story of a waif; a comedy drama

in 4 acts, by E. Clayton. 75 p. 16°. Printed.

© Estelle Clayton, United States; 1884:

23737, Nov. 29 ; 2c. Jan. 26, 1885. 13926

Favor (The) of the god; a comic opera, words
by J. H. Wallis, music by H. E. Hammond.
34 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© J. H. Wallis, Dubuque, la.; D : 12721,
Apr. 10, 1908 ; 2c. June 15, 1908. 13927

675

13928

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

13948

Favor of the king; a drama in 4 acts, adapted
from the French, by G. Porter. 84 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© George Porter, Bridgeport, Conn.; D:
5237, June 25, 1904 ; 2c. July 1, 1904. 13928

Favor (The) of the queen; a romantic comedy
in 4 acts, by R. S. Sensabaugh. 85 p. f° .
Typewritten.

© Roy Span Sensabaugh, New Yorl^; D :
2154, July 25, 1902 ; 2c. July 25, 1902. 13929

Favorita (La) (The favorite); grand opera in 4
acts, music by Donizetti. 31 p. 8°.

© F. Rullman, New York ; D : 7C65, Nov. 11,
1905 ; 2c. Dec. 12, 1905. 13930

Favorite (The); a comedy drama in 3 acts, by
A. Boucicault. 57 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Aubrev I'.DUcicuult, New York; 1892:
44238, Oct. 31 ; 2c. Oct. 31. 13931

dramatic playlet in 1 act, by A. J. Price.

[1], 13 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 3, 1913; D : 35013 ; Arthur J.

Price, New York.
— See also Favorita (La)

13932

Favorite (The) of the woods. See Goldee.

Favorite (The) son. See Way out West.

Favorites (Les); comMie en 4 actes, par A.
Capus. 36 p. 4°. (L'lUustration th^atrale,
8" annee-199, 20 Janvier 1912)

© Jan. 20, 1912; 2c. Feb. 14, 1912; D:
28678 ; Alfred Capus, Paris. 13933

See also Theatre complet; [de] Alfred

Capus.

Fawcetts; comedy in 4 acts, by E. C. Hales.
113 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 19, 1913; D: 32991; Ernest G.
Hales, London. 13934

Fay (The); or, The fountain of youth, an
original romance of Florida in 3 acts, by
J. Templeton.

© John Templeton, New York ; 1873 ; 9849,
Sept. 2. 13935

or, The old mam'selle's secret, a drama in

5 acts, by C. W. Tayleure. New York, 1871.

© Clifton W. Tayleure, Brooklyn; 1871:
7722, Aug. 18. 13936

Fe fo fi fum; by E. C. McElhany. 14 p. f.
Typewritten.

© Eugene C. McElhany, Kalamazoo, Mich. ;
D : 6729, May 25, 1905 ; 2c. July 3, 1905.

13937

Fea (La) del ole; sainete llrico en 1 acto, di-

vidido en 3 cuadros, original de A. Fernandez
Lepina y A. Planiol, ratisica del maestro Lle6.
Madrid [Sociedad de autores espauoles] 1907.
41 p. 12°. [Libretto only]

© Antonio Fernandez Lepina y Antonio
Planiol, Madrid; D : 11489, Oct. 7, 1907; 2c.
Oct. 7, 1907. 13938

Fealty; play in 1 act, by E. L. Starr. 18 p. 8°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 5, 1910 ; D : 17875 ; Ernest L.
Starr, Greensboro, N. C. 13939

Fear (The); 1 act drama of the Southwest, by
C. Lamb. 18 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 10, 1912; D: 28720; Charles
Lamb, New York. 13940

play in ] act, by Robert AVilliam Sneddon.

21 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 5, 1911 ; D : 23016 ; R. W. Sned-
don, New York. 13941

Fear (The) of consequences; a drama in 3 acts,
by J. H. Booth. 113 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© John Hunter Booth, New Orleans; D:
15163, Feb. 24, 1909 ; 2c. Mar. 25, 1909. 13942

Fearful (A) vengeance; a drama in 5 acts, by
F. Summerfield. 122 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Fred Summerfield, New York ; D : 4240,
Nov. 13, 1903 ; 2c. Nov. 13, 1903. 13943

Fearless Kate, the terror of Oklahoma; a sen-
sational drama in 4 acts, by J. W. Hayes.

© John Winsler Hayes, Philadelphia ; 1895 :
10743, Feb. 21. 13944

Fearless (A) man; a melodrama in 4 acts, by
W. Lee.

© Willard Lee, Altoona, Pa.; 1895:19782,
Apr. 10. 13945

Feas (Las); comedia en 1 acto, de J. Ortiz de
Pinedo. Madrid [Sociedad de autores es-
panoles] 1909. 26 p. 12°.

© Jose Ortiz de Pinedo, Madrid ; D : 16125,
June 23, 1909 ; 2c. June 23, 1909. 13946

Feast (The) at Solhoug.
Henrik Ibsen.

See Works (The) of

Feast (A) in the wilderness; children's play for
Christmas, by Archibald Huml)ol(lt [pseud, of
G. O. March] [Lebanon, O., March brothers]
cover-title, 5 p. 12°.

© March bros., Lebanon, O. ; D : 3957, Sept.
16, 1903 ; 2c. Oct. 5, 1903. 13947

Feast (The) of Belshazzar; dramatic spectacle
in 1 act and 7 scenes, by I. Bernstein. 9 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 25, 1913; D: 32133; Isadore
Bernstein, New York. 13948

676

13949

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

13968

Feast (The) of Belshazzar — Continued.

a musical spectacle, by G. Porter.

© George Porter, Bridgeport, Conn. ; D :
10272, Apr. 4, 1907. 13949

or, Tlie destruction of Babylon, in 1 act

and 1 scene, by W. A. Ellis. 4 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© AVilliani A. Kllis, Brooklyn; D:10G]4,
May 22, 1907 ; 2c. Sept. 7, 1907. 13950

or, The fall of Babylon, by F. R. Cole.

14 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Francis R. Cole. Chicago; D: 14466, Dec.
7, 1908 ; 2c. Dec. 7, 1908. 13951

Feast of Beltane. See Ye feast of Beltane.

Feast (The) of Esther; fairy play, from the Ger-
man of Dr. M. Gruenfeld, by Oscar Leonard.
3 p. 4°. Printed.

© Feb. 24. 1911 ; 2c. Mar. 6, 1911 ; D : 23568 ;
Young Israel, Cincinnati. 13952

Feast of Flora. See Floralia.

Feast (The) of lights; Christmas service for
children, by L. M. A. Haughwout. Meadville,
Pa., Lefferd M. A. Haughwout [1913] 8 p.
folder. 16°.

© Nov. 26, 1913; 2c. Nov. 29, 1913; D:
3.5262; Lefferd M. A. Haughwout, Meadville,
Pa. 13953

or, Chanukoh, three character poems and

grand tableau finale, by H. M. Bien. Vicks-
burg. Miss., Vicksburg printing and publishing
company, 1885. 27 p. 8°.

© H. M. Bien, Vicksburg, Miss.; 188.5:
13903, June 27 ; 2c. Dec. 14. 13953a

Feast (The) of Omar; comedy in 1 act, by C.
Fuller. 18 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 14, 1913; D: 33495; Caroline
Fuller, Lakewood, N. J. 13954

Feast (The) of peril; drama in 1 act, by Charles
Goddard. 4 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 6, 1914 ; D : 37771 ; Star co.. New
York. 13954a

Feast (The) of roses. See Vena.

Feast of roses drill and march; by ^ Mattie
Hardwicke.

© Edgar S. Werner pub. & supply co., New
Y(trk; 1900: A 8306, Mar. 30; 2c. June 9.

13955

Feast (The) of the angles; by Florence Gerard.
14 p. 8°. Typewritten.

© Teresa S. Toube, New York ; D : 3755,
July 25, 1903 ; 2c. July 25, 1903. 13956

Feast of the dragon; an original play in 1 act,
by John Smith. 47 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Sidney Drew, New York; D : 9646, Dec.
15, 1906 ; 2c. Dec. 15, 1906. 13957

Featherbrain; a comedy in 3 acts, from the
French, by James Albery.

© James C. Duff, New York ; 1887 : 21748,
Aug. 25. 13958

Feathers; by H. K. Webster. 20 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Feb. 8, 1912 ; D : 28600 ; Henry Kitch-
ell Webster, Evanston, 111. 13959

Feathertop. See My Lord Pretense.

February the twenty-ninth; by C. N. Water-
man. 8 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 9, 1909; D : 16841 ; Chauncey
Newell Waterman, Toledo, O. 13960

Fedalma; a drama in 5 acts, adapted from
George Eliot's The Spanish gypsy, by R. C.
Machesney.

© R. C. ]\Iachesnev, Alleghenv City, Pa. ;
1881 : 15160, Oct. 3. 13961

■ a romantic play in 4 acts, by W. H. Young,

adapted from George Eliot's dramatic poem
The Spanish gypsy.

© William H. Young, New York; 1897:
56621, Oct. 6. 13962

Fedalma, the Spanish gypsy; a romantic drama
in 4 acts, 1 scene and 1 tableau, adapted and
drainatizcMl for stage production from George
Eliot's dramatic poem. The Spanish gypsy, by
C. Colonna. 45 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Claudia Colonna, Seattle; D : 7286, Sept.
20, 1905; 2c. Oct. 14, 190.5. 13963

Federal eagle; drama, by K. B. Miller. 95 p.
obi. 8°. Typewi-itten.

© Ic. Apr. 18, 1910; D : 20831 ; Katherine
Browning Miller, Berkeley, Cal. 13964

play in 4 acts, by K. B. Miller. 130 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 18, 1911; D: 24967; Katherine
Browning Miller, Berkeley, Cal, 13965

Federal (The) spy. See Hal Hazard.

Federation (A) fantasy. See National conven-
tion of the P. O. G. societies.

Fedia; comedy in 3 acts, by A. B. Ebin. 42 p.
8". Printed.

© Dec. 20, 1912; 2('. Dec. 26, 1912; D:
31790 ; Alexander B. Ebin, New York. 13966

Fedora; comedie en 4 actes, par V. Sardou.
[Paris, Impr. de I'lllustration] 1908. 2 p. 1.,
87 p. 12°.

© Victorien Sardou, I'aris ; D : 13341, July
15, 1908 ; 2c. July 16, 1908. 13967

a drama of modern life, by A. D. Gordon.

© Archibald Douglas Gordon, United
States ; 1883 : 1784, Jan. 26. 13968

677

13969

DEAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

13987

Fedora — Continued.

a lyric drama in 3 acts, by V. Sardou, mu-
sic by Umberto Giordano. New York, F. Rull-
man, 1906. 77 p. 4°. [Libretto only, Italian
and English]

© F. Rullman, New York ; D : 9420, Nov. 13,
1906 ; 2c. Nov. 24, 1906. 13969

a play in 4 acts, by Victorien Sardou.

© Fanny Pavenport Price, Canton. I'a. ;
18S3 : 11873, Juno 28. 13970

4

— or, The Russian countess, a drama in
acts, by B. Wallston. Cliicai,'o, 1882.

© Blanche Wallston, United States; 1883:
8712, May 12. 13971

— See also Princess Romanoff.

Fedra; tragedia in 3 atti, di G. d'Annuuzio.
Milano, Fratelli Treves, 1909. 2 p. 1., 216 p.
8°.

© Gabriele d'Annunzio, Milan ; D : 1.5.590,
Apr. 12, 1909 ; 2c., Apr. 12, 1909. 13972

Fee (La); an original American comedy in 3
acts, by M. Gilmore.

© Minnie Gilmore, New York ; 1898 : 53279,
Sept. 12. 13973

Fee (The); drama, by A. S. Eichberg. 7 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 11, 1910; D: 20420; A. S. Eich-
berg, Atlanta. 13974

Fee (La) Aurore; drame en 3 actes, par G. M.
Heydiri. Pittsfield, Mass., Chickering & Ax-
tell, 1870. 48 p. 16°.

© Gustavo M. Heydiri, Pittsfield, ]\Tnss. ;
1870: 4548, Dec. 7; 2c. Dec. 19. 13975

Fee (Die) Caprice; lustspiel in 3 akten, von Os-
car Blumenthal. New York, I. Goldmann co.,
1901. 96 p. 12°.

© Heinrich Conried, New York ; D : 940,
Oct. 10, 1901; 2c. Oct. 16, 1901. 13976

Fee-G; a new and original burlesque, by Ed-
ward Harrigan.

© .Tosh Hart, United States; 1874:1.5394,
Dec. 22. 13977

Feed the brute; l)y George Paston. New York,
S. French; liOndon, S. French, ltd., 1909.
21 p. 12°.

© Dec. 30. 1909; 2c. Dec. 31, 1909; D:
17836 ; Sanmel French, ltd., London. 13978

Feeding the flames; a drama of life, in a pro-
logue and 4 acts, by G. Clair.

© George Clair, Boston; 1872:1631, Feb.
19. 13979

Feeling; by Oliver Curtis.

© John A. Samborn, New Rochelle, N. Y. ;
D : 11838, Nov. 30, 1907. 13980

Feeling- (The) of justice; musical comedy in 4
acts, by S. Small.

[126] p. 8". Ms. [Transliteration: Der
Yoshcr ; or, The feeling of justice, by Solo-
mon Smulewitz] [Libretto only]

© Ic. Mar. 11, 1914; D : 36390 ; Solomon
•Small, Brooklyn. 13980a

Feen-madchen (Das) See Fairy (The) maiden.

Feet (The) of clay; by R. H. Traux. 33 p. 8°.

© Ravaud H. Truax, New York ; D : 15117,

Feb. 18, 1909 ; 2c. Feb. 18, 1909. 13981

^ drama in 3 acts, by J. A. Dobson. 68 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 8, 1909; D: 16727; Mrs. ,L A.
Dobson, Birdsboro, Pa. 13982

— emotional drama in 4 acts, by E. Lissner.
163 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 3, 1909; D: 16695; Emanuel
Lissner, Boston. 13983

extravaganza in 2 scenes, by A. H. Shirk

and Edward Gage. 63 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 15, 1915 ; D : 40814 ; Adam Hull
Shirk, Oakland, Cal. 13983a

Feierklange; 4 aufziige, von R. Wilde. Berlin.

Vertriel)sstelle des Verbandes deutscher blih-

nenschriftsteller, g. m. b. h., 1915. 80 p. 8°.

© Ic. INIar. 1, 1915; D: 40734; Richard

Wilde, Berlin. 13983b

Feiertag (Ein); schauspiel in 3 akten, von
Richard Fellinger. 2. aull. Berlin, Vita,
deutsches verlagshaus [1908] IIS p. 12°.
( Bihliotlick modcrni'r dramen, bd. no. 29)
[Bound with his Der zeuge]

© Vita, deutsches verlagshaus, Berlin; D:
14393, No. 21, 1908 ; 2c. Oct. 26, 1908. 13984

Feind (Der) und der bruder; tragodie in 4
akten, von Moritz Heimann. Berlin, S.
Fischer, verlag, 1911. 166 p. 12°.

© Nov. 29, 1910; 2c. Dec. 28, 1910; 1>:
22933 ; S. Fischer, verlag, Berlin. 13985

Feist; a musical burlesque in 1 act, founded
iil»on the fourth act of Gounod's opera Faust,
l>y W. Brede. 6 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Li-
bretto only I

© Willian\ Brede, New York; D : 132.57,
June 27, 1908 ; 2c. June 27, 1908. 13986

Feldherrnhiigel (Der); eine schnurre in 3 akten,
von Roda Roda und Carl Rossler [pseud, von
Franz Ressner] Berlin, S. Fischer verlag
[1910] 1 p. 1., 105 p. 12°.

© Feb. 23, 1910; 2c. Mar. 19, 1910; D:
20495 ; S, Fischer verlag, Berlin, 13987

678

13988

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

14007

Feldmarschallkneipe (Die); Instspiel in 3 akten,
von ■\Villielm IMeyer-Forster und Heinrich Lee.
Berlin, A. Entsch, 1905. 64 p. 8°.

© res. under act of Mar. 3, 1905, by Eman-
uel I.ederer, New York ; res. no. 69 ; Ic. Nov.
11, 1905. 13988

Felecia. See Woman (A) of niystei-y.

Felen; skuespil i 4 akter, af Peter Egge. Kris-
tiania og Kjobeidiavn., (4vldendalske boghan-
del, Nordisk forlag, 1912. 203 p. 12°.

© Oct. 2.5, 1912; 2c. Nov. IS, 1912; D:
31409; Gyldendalske boghandel, Nordisk for-
lag, Christiania, Norway. 13989

Felesegiink (A); vigjatek 8 felvonasban, Irta
Balazs Siindor. Budapest, Marton Sdndor.
123 p. 4°.

© Sept. 27, 1913; 2c. Jan. 27, 1914; D:
35818; Marton Sandor, Budapest. 13989a

Felice; or, Tartufe demasque, a play in 5 acts,
l)y C. Puerner.

© Charles Puerner, New York; 1900 A:
16154, June 30. 13990

Felice, the maid of Trouville; opera comique in
2 acts, by Benj. Thorn Gilbert and Geo. E.
Stoddard. [3], 56 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Li-
bretto only]

© Ic. Dec. 17, 1910; D : 22838 ; Gilbert &
Stoddard, Utica, N. Y. 13991

Felicia; or. Woman's love, a dramatic composi-
tion in 4 acts, l)y A. Delpit and A. R. Ca-
zauran. 86 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© A. R. Cazauran, New York ; 1881 : 8857,
June 6 ; 2c. June 13. 13993

a play and dramatic composition in 4

acts, adapted, composed and arr. from the
French, by A. R. Cazauran.

© A. R. Cazauran, New York ; 1881 : 24C6,
Feb. 17: 13993

Felicia and Ernest; romantic play, by H. C.
Stueven. 49 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 28, 1915 ; D : 41594 ; Hermine C.
Stueven, SufCern, N. Y. 13993a

Felicia d'Aufro; or. The finished picture, a ro-
mantic comedy in 5 acts, by C. Mathews.

© Cornelius Mathews, New York ; ISSo :
18173, Oct. 4. 13994

Felicidad! entremes liric<j en verso, original de J.
Iluete Ordonez, musica del maestro Vela.
Madrid [Sociedad de autores espauoles] 1907.
21 p. 12°. [Libretto only]

© J. Huele Ordonez, Madrid : D : 11304,
Sept. 5, 1907 ; 2c. Sept. 6, 1907. 13995

Felicita; by Kurt Matull,

© Charles Racine Tyler, Ne\y York; D:
4557, Jan. 28, 1904. 13996

Felicitator (The); comedy in 3 acts, by M. V.
Samuels and May Isabel Fisk. 160 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 5, 1912 ; D : 30441 ; Maurice V.
Samuels, New l^'ork, and M. I. Fisk, London.

13997

Felipe Segundo. See Huron (El)

Felix .ffiternus; or. The Christmas bride, a
Cliristmas idyl, by A. F. Klarmann. Brook-
lyn, N. Y., A. F. Klarmann, 1902. cover-title,
15 p. 8°.

© Andrew F. Klarmann, Woodhaven, N. J. ;
D: 2631, Nov. 19, 1902; 2c.. Nov. 19, 1902.

13998

Felix and Jovita; or. The cost of a race, a
Spanish-American play in 5 acts, by F. C. Ful-
ton. Typewritten.

© Frances Charlotte Fulton, Los Angeles;
1897 : 22814, Apr. 12 ; 2c. Apr. 12. 13999

Felix McKusick; a comedy drama in 3 acts, by
J. E. Brown.

© J. E. Brown, Boston ; 1885 : 13591, June
22. 14000

Felix Porter, gentleman; a comedy-drama in 3

acts, by James W. Piggott and E. H. Sothern.

© Edward H. Sothern, United States ; 1891 :

14118, Apr. 18. 14001

Felix, the funny duck; 1 act dramatic composi-
tion, by the Van der Koors. 4 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. .Tan. 21, 1910; D: 17990; Alfred W.
Van der Koor, New Y'^ork. 14002

Felix, the hunchback; a tragedy in 4 acts, by
C. W. Chase.

© Charles Wathen Chase, United States;
1877 : 1193, Jan. 30. 14003

Fellow (The) that looks like me; a farce in 1
act, by A. O. Swallow.

© Alpheus O. Swallow, Baltimore; 1898:
19574, Mar. 25. 14004

-a laughable interlude in 1 scene, by Oliver

Dun-varge, arr. by Charles White. New York,
R. M. De AVitt, 1874. 1 p. 1., 7 p. 12°. ([De
Witt's Ethiopian and comic drama, no. 25])

© Robert M. De Witt, New York; 1S74 :
15S27, Dec. 31 ; 2c. .Jan. 9, 1875. 14005

Fellow with the green umbrella; 1 act farce,
by Aaron S. Hoffman. 9 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 11, 1909; D: 1767S; Knight bros.,
Chicago. 14006

Fern sem (Female seminary); by R. K. McCul-
loch and O. Eagle. 89 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Reeda Kerfoot McCuUoch, Indianapolis,
and Oscar Eagle, New York ; D : 11603, Ott.
26, 1907 ; 2c, Oct. 26, 1907. 14007

679

14008

DKAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

14031

Female (The) base ball club; a comic drama in
1 net, by H. A. Darley.

© H. Alston Darley, Brooklyn ; 1875 : 6184,
June 12. 14008

Female (The) broker; a drama in 5 acts, by
J. S. Norton.

<c) John S. Norton, New York; 1872:9.572,
Sept. 6. 14009

Fem^ale Buster Brown.

© Mrs. Frank S. Powers, Phihidelpliia ; I:> :
5935, Dec. 20, 1904. 14010

Female (The) Continentals; or, A hundred
years ago, a centennial drama, by J. Hart.

© Josh Hart, United States ; 1875 : 8341,
Aug. 12. 14011

Female detective; comedy, 1 act playlet for
male and female, by C. R. Fox and A. D. Fox.
12 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 25, 1909 ; D : 16925 ; C. Roy Fox
and Abigail D. Fox, Chicago. 14012

comedy sketch, by W. Cluxton. 16 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 21, 1912 ; D : 28797 ; Walter Clux-
ton, Boston. 14013

Female (A) devil. »SV'e His nibs and his nobs.

Female (The) doctor; comedy playlet, by F. Sid-
dons. 7 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 23, 1910; D: 22634; Fred Sid-
dons, Philadelphia. 14014

Female (The) dope; a celestial playlet, by R. A.
Deaves. 12 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Rillie Anita Deaves, San Francisco ; D :
11104, July 16, 1907 ; 2c. July 16, 1907. 14015

Female (The) drummer; by G. N. Hames. 3 p.
f°. Typewritten.

© George N. Hames, Chicago ; D : 15478.
Mar. 29, 1909 ; 2c. Mar. 29, 1909. 14016

— by N. Nye. 12 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 15, 1910; D : 20195 ; Ned Nye,
New York. 14017

a 1 act comedy sketch, by C. E. Blaney.

© Chas. E. Blaney, New York ; 1898 : 5292,
Jan. 13. 14018

Female (The) globe trotter; [by Barry Gray]
4 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Adelaide Walters, Bedford, Ind. ; D:
14546, Dec. 16, 1908 ; 2c. Dec. 16, 1908. 14019

— an original monologue, by B. Moreland. 6
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Beatrice Moreland, New York; D:1579,
Mar. 14, 1902 ; 2c. Mar. 14, 1902. 14020

Female (The) highwayman; monologue, by A. S.
Hoffman. 4 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Mark Sullivan, New York; D:1955, Mav
31, 1902 ; 2c. May 31, 1902. 14021

Female (A) hotel. Typewritten.

© Arthur Louis Zeller, St. Louis; 1900
A: 5959, Mar. 5; 2c. Mar. 5. 14022

Female (The) lobbyist; a 1 act dramatic com-
. position [by F. J. Beaman] [18] p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 2, 1909 ; D : 16441 ; Fred. J.
Beaman, Jackson, Mich. 14023

Female masonry.

© Maria Jackson, Council Bluffs, la. ; 1899 :
20973, May 2; 2c. May 2. 14024

Female masonry a la Lease; by M. Jackson.
© Maria Jackson, Council Bluffs, la. ; 1894 :
54226, Nov. 20; 2c. Mar. 16, 1895. 14025
-an easy and laughable farce, by M. Jack-
son. 29 p. 12°. Printed.

© Maria Jackson, Council Bluffs, la.; D:
15399, Mar. 22, 1909 ; Ic. Jan. 6, 1909 ; Ic. Mar.
22, 1909. 14026

Female minstrels up to date,
belles.

See Creole (The)

Female (The) of the species; psychological
preamble on heredity in 4 acts and a pro-
logue, by Gordon Leeramm Leake [psend. of
Gordon Lee Leake] 36 p. f°. Typewritten.
© Ic. Aug. 9, 1915 ; D : 41448 ; Gordon Lee
Leake, New York. 14026a

sketch, by D. E. Giffin. 22 p. 4". Type-

written.

© Ic. Feb. 24, 1912 ; D : 28892 ; Don Eddv
Giffin, Duluth, Minn. 14027

tragedy in 1 act, by Katherine L. Shearar.

cover-title, 21 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 14, 1913; D : 32311 ; Katherine
Shearar, New York. 14028

Female (The) patriot. Sec Lasalvarietta.

Female (A) police force; vaudeville act in 2
scenes, by John A. Murphy. [2], 19 p. f".
Typewritten.

© Ic. July 2, 1910; D: 21576; Herbert F.
Roberts, Philadelphia. 14029

Female (The) Rigo; or. The gypsy boy vio-
linist, l)y 15. de Jeneppe. 1 p. 8°. Printed.
© Bianca de Jeneppe, Philadelphia; D:
2638, Nov. 19, 1902 ; 2c. Dec. 4, 1902. 14030

Female seminary. See Fern sem.

Female (The) spy; a thrilling and romantic
drama of the great northern empire in 6 acts,
by A. Conly. 64 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Alexis Conly, San Francisco; 1887:
29378, Nov. 14; 2c. Jan. 18, 1888. 14031

See also Scarlet (The) cord. — Strife.

680

14031

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

14046

Femina; comedia en 1 acto y en prosa, original
de Ij. Pardo. Madrid [Sociedad de autores es-
panoles] 1914. 35 p. 12".

© Sept. 17, 1914; Ic. Sept. 21, 1914; D:
38214; Leopoldo Pardo, Madrid. 14031a

Feminine (A) episode,
your bow.

^cc T^wro string's to

Feminine (A) Mephisto; a dramatic sketch, by
W. W. Dunkle. 8 p. f°. Typewritten.

© W. W. Dunkle, South Bend, Ind. ; D:
11108, Aug. 3, 1907; 2c. Oct. 21, 1907. 14032

Feminine strategy; musical duologue in 1 act,
words by Catherine Adams, music by Frank
G. Hollis. Vocal score. London, Joseph Wil-
liams, ltd. [1912] 27 p. 4°.

© Jan. 31, 1912 ; 2c. Feb. 1, 1912 ; D : 28542,
Joseph Williams, ltd., London. 14033

Femininity vs. feminism. See Trial marriage.

Femme (La) de Claude (The wife of Claude);
a play in 3 acts, by Alexandre Dumas fils, put
into English by Charles Alfred Byrne. New
York, F. Rullman, 1905. 66 p. 4°.

© F. Rullman, New York ; D : 7668, Nov. 11,
1905; 2c. Dec. 12, 1905. 14034

Femme (La) de feu; a drama in 6 acts, by
Adolphe Belot.

© J. B. Booth, New York ; 1873 : 14124, Dec.
9. 14035

Femme (La) de I'acteur; comedie en 1 acte,
[par] Morlev Steynor. Paris, Librairie
theatrale, 1906. 34 p. 12°.

© M. Steynor, Sceaux, France ; D : 9680,
Dec. 21, 1906 ; 2c. Dec. 21, 1906. 14036

Femme (La) de Narcisse; operette en 8 actes,
de Fabrice Carre, musique de Louis Varney.

© Choudens fils, Paris; 1892:21312. May
20; 2c. May 20. 14037

Femme (La) de tabarin.
wife.

See Mummer's (The)

Femme (La) et le pantin; piece en 4 actes, par
P. Louys et P. Frondaie. 24 p. 4". (I/Illus-
tration theatrale, 7" annee. — 172, ll'fevrier,
1911)

© Feb. 11, 1911 ; 2c. Mar. 4, 1911 ; D : 23545 ;
Pierre Louys and Pierre Frondaie, Paris.

14038

See also Conchita.

Femme (La) masque. Src Mysteria.

Femme (La) nue; pi^ce en 4 actes, par H. Ba-
taille. [Paris, Impr. de I'lUustration] 1908.
2 p. 1., 94 p. 12°.

© Henry Bataille, Paris; D:12772, Apr. 18,
1908; 2c. Apr. 18, 1908. 14039

Femme (Une) passa; pi6ce en 3 actes, par R.
Coolus [pseud, de R. C. Weill] 32 p. 4°.
(L'lllustration theatrale, no. 145, 9 avril 1910)

© Apr. 9, 1910 ; 2c. May 5, 1910 ; D : 20959 ;
Romain Coolus, Paris. 14040

Femme (La) seule; comedie en 3 actes, par
Brieux. 32 p. 4°. (L'lllustration theatrale,
9'' annee— 233, 8 fevrier 1913)

© Feb. 8, 1913 ; 2c. Feb. 28. 1913 ; D :324.59 ;
Brieux, Paris. 14041

Femme (La) X; piece en 5 actes dont un pro-
logue, par A. Bisson. Paris, Librairie the-
atrale, 1908. 2 p. 1., 167 p. 12°.

© Alexandre Bisson, Paris ; D : 14588, Dec.
22, 1908; 2c. Dec. 22, 1908. 14042

See also Fremde (Die) frau. — Madame X.

Femmena scellarata; scenetta drammatica, di
L. Marmorino. 4 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 16, 1914 ; D : 37062 ; Luigi Mar-
morino, New l^'ork. 14042a

Femmes (Les) de lettres. See Literary women.

Femmes (Les) fortes; by Victorien Sardou, ed.
by Albert Cohn McMaster . . . and Francis
B. Barton . . . New York, Oxford university
press, American branch ; London, Toronto
[etc.] H. Milford, 1913. xii, 216 p. 16°. (Ox-
ford French series)

© Nov. 10, 1913; 2c. Nov. 20, 1913;
A : 358339 ; Oxford univ. press, Amer. branch,
New York. 14043

Femmes savantes; par MoliSre, ed. with intro-
duction, notes and vocabulary, by C. A. Eg-
gert. New York, Cincinnati [etc.] American
book company [1911] 187 p. 16°.

© Apr. 21, 1911; 2c. Apr. 25, 1911;
A : 286429 ; Charles A. Eggert, Chicago.

14044

■ — — ed. with introduction, notes and vo-
cabulary, by Murray Peabody Brush. Now
York, The Macmillan company, 1911. 165 p.
16°.

© Dec. 13, 1911; 2c. Dec. 14, 1911;
A : 300972 ; Macmillan co.. New York. 14045

comedie de Moliere, publiee et annotee en

collaboration avec H. P. Junker, par Henri
Bornecque. Leipzig et Berlin, B. G. Teubner,
1910. iv, 150 p. 12°.

© Oct. 11, 1910 ; 2c. Oct. 28, 1910 ; D : 22403 ;
B. G. Teubner, Leipzig. 14046

See also Precieuses ridicules and Les

femmes savantes.

Fence (The); drama in 1 act, by J. Shively.
15 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 9, 1914 ; D : 38737 ; Josephine
Shively, San Francisco. 14046a

681

14047

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

14065

Fence (The) between; 1 act comedy, by G. M.
Simpson and Kollo Lloyd. 14 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Feb. 2, 1911; D: 23249; Grant M.
Simpson, Now York. 14047

Fencing (The) musketeers. Sec Mousquetaires
(Les)

Fencing with fate: an oritjinal melodrama in
4 acts, by E. M. Leonard. 91 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© E. M. Leonard, New York ; D : 2674, Dec.
4, 1902 ; 2c. Dec. 4, 1902. 14048

Fenian (The); a drama, by W. Stuart.

© Will Stuart, New York ; 1S73 : 7287, June
25. 14049

drama of Ireland, by J. S. Carroll and A.

Walsh. [2], 89 p. t°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aus:. 25, 1910; D: 21877; John S.
Carroll and Austin Walsh, New York. 14050

Fenisa la comsdianta; zarzuela en 1 acto y 2
cuadros, inspirada en un cuento francos,
escrita en verso por G. Jover y E. G. del Cas-
tillo, mUsica del maestro Rafael Calleja.
IVIadrid [Sociedad de au tores espaiioles] 1908.
51 p. 12°. [Libretto only]

© Gonzalo Jover v P^milio G. del Castillo,
Madrid ; D : 13452, July 25, 1908 ; 2c. July 25,
1908. 14051

Fenris, the wolf; a tragedy, by Percy Mackaye.
New York, The Macmillan company, 1905.
6 p. 1., 3-150 p. 12°.

© Macmillan co., New York ; D : 6561, Apr.
21, 1905; 2c. Apr. 21, 1905. 14052

Feramorz; or, The king's rival, oriental drama
in 4 acts, by Aeona [pseud, of AUie Isabel
Lucas] 30 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 2, 1915; D : 40412 ; Herman
Wallace Lucas, Los Angeles. 14052a

Ferdinand and Isabella; a spectacular, dramatic
composition, designed and painted by J. Ilet-
tig.

© John Rettig, Cincinnati; 1890:28111.
Sept. 12. 14053

Sec (iltio Their majesties abroad.

Ferdinand I, Bourbon king of Naples; a jday in
4 acts, I>y A. Paterno.

© Angelo Paterno, Cleveland ; D : 11143,
July 31, 1907. 14054

Ferdinand Lassalle; a drama in 3 acts, by I. P.
Hanford. New Y'ork, liondon, G. P. Putnam's
.sons, 1893. 59 p. 8°.

© Ion Perdicaris, Great Britain; 1893:
50684, Nov. 14 ; 2c. Nov. 22. 14055

Ferdinand, le noceur. See Joseph.

Ferdinand Magellan. See Historical stories
in dramatic form.

Ferdinand, vas-tu t'en aller? comedie en 1 acte,
de Alfred Gragnon et Edmond Segrestaa.
Paris, Librairie theiltrale du nouveau sificle,
1910. 40 p. 12°.

© Sept. 1, 1911 ; 2c. Oct. 23, 1911 ; D : 25.561 ;
G. Ondet et M. Viterbo, Paris. 14056

Fergus; a drama in 5 acts, by M. Lewis.

© Mattie Lewis, Ketchum, Id. ; 1884 : 24453,
Dec. 10. 14057

Ferguson; a new play, I'lnuuled on one of Bal-
zac's, by J. B. Runniou.

© James B. Runnion, Chicago ; 1883 : 8345,
May 7. 14058

Ferguson and Macks comedy company; an Irish
comedy in 3 acts and 3 scenes, by B. Fergu-
son.

© Barney Ferguson, United States ; 1891 :
3277, Jan. 22. 14059

Ferguson, of Troy; a farce comedy in 3 acts,
by Bernard Francis Moore. Boston, W. H.
Baker & co., 1900. 50 p. 12°. (Baker's
edition of plays)

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston;
1900 A : 24385, Oct. 1 ; 2c. Nov. 19. 14060

Feria de abril; pasatiempo llrico en 1 acto y 4
cuadros, original de V. de la Vega, niGsica de
los maestros Quinito Valverde y Luis Fog-
lietti. Madrid [Sociedad de au tores espanoles]
1914. 53 p. 12°. [Libretto only]

© Mar. 28, 1914; Ic. Mar. 30, 1914;
D: 30561; Ventura de la Vega, Madrid.

14060a

Fern (The); an original, picturesque and roman-
tic play in 5 acts, by R. McWade.

© Robert McWade, United States; 1877:
111S7, Sept. 29. 14061

Fem-Heath-place; a drama, by Frank H. Stauf-
fer, from his serial of that title.

© Frank H. StaufEer, Philadelphia; 1874:
5630, April 27. 14062

Fernanda; or. Forgive and forget, a drama in 3
acts, by Victorien Sardou, adapted to the
English stage by Henry L. Williams, jr.

© Robert M. DeWitt, New York; 1870:1:540,
Aug. 2!). 14063

Fernanda. .SVt; Clotilde.

Feniando; a play in 1 act, by L. F. Wheeler,
20 p. 8°. Typewritten.

© La Verne Frangois Wheeler, Chicago;
D : 1328, Jan. 20, 1902 ; 2c. Jan. 20, 1902.

14064

FernclifF; a comedy drama in 4 acts, by W.
Haworth.

© William Haworth, Cleveland ; 1889 : 6951,
Mar. 5. 14065

682

14066

COPYRIGHTED IN" THE UNITED STATES

14082

Fernclyffe; a romantic drama in 4 acts, by G.
Earle.

'© Graham Earle, Fort Wayne, Intl. ; 1884 :
12923, June 27. 14066

Feme (Die) prinzessin. Sec Rosen.

Ferreol; a comedy-drama in 4 acts.

© yiieridau Shook and A. M. Palmer, United
States; 1876:2584, Mar. 1. 14067

— — Same. Ms.

© Sheridan Shook and A. M. Palmer. New
York; 1876:3453, Mar. 21; 2c. Mar. 21. 14068

Ferret (The); an episode in 1 act, by H. McAl-
lister. [2], 15 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 12, 1913 ; D : 32288 ; Hall McAl-
lister, Washington. 14069

modern play of the French police in 4 acts,

by P. Knight. " 79 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 12, 1914; D : 37821 ; Percival
Knight, New York. 14069a

Ferry (The) girl; a play in 5 acts, by Rodney
Brooks. 87 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Abbie Henrietta Wolcott, Brookline,
Mass.; D : 11356, Sept. 16, 1907; 2c. Sept. 5,
1907. 14070

Ferry (A) tale. See At the ferry.

Ferval; action musicale en 3 actes et un pro-
logue, de Vincent d'Indy. Nouvelle ed. Paris,
A. Durand et fills [1913] 69 p. 12°.

© Sept. 1, 1913; 2c. Oct. 25, 1913;
D: 34829; Durand & cie., Paris. 14071

Fest (Das) der ernte; tragisches gedicht in 1
prolog und 2 akten, von Fausto Salvatori, ins
deutsche frei iibertragen von IMax Kalbeck,
musik von Giocondo Fino. INIailand, Edoardo
Sonzogno, 1910. 51 p. 16°. [Libretto only]
© .Inly 19, 1911; 2c. Aug. 21, 1911;
D : 24990 ; Ed. Sonzogno, Milan. 14072

Festa (La) del Carro. See Erntefest (Das)

Feste (Eiu') burg ist unser Gott; volksstuck in
4 aufziigen, von Arthur Miiller, fiir die.biihne,
liearbeitet von Lion Feuclitwanger. Diessen
\()r Miinchon, Jos. C. Huber, 1911. 95 p. 12°.
© Nov. 24, 1911 ; 2c. Dec. 19, 1911 ; D : 28027 ;
,ros. C. Huber, Diessen, Germany. 14073

Festgesang (Eiu) Neros (Un chant de fete de
Neron); dichtung von Victor Hugo, deutsch
\<)n Frilz Karmin, fiir tenor-solo, gemischten
chor, orchester und orgel, von Friedrich Klose.
Leipzig, C. F. Kahnt nachfolger, 1913. 7 p.
12°. [Textbuch]

© Feb. 18, 1913; 2c Mar. 21, 1913;
D: 32735; O. F, Kahnt nachfolger, Leipzig.

14074

Festival of days; comprising New Year, Wash-
ington's birthday, Valentine's day, St. Patrick's
day, washing day, house-cleaning day, April
fool's day, etc., by Ida M. Buxton. Clyde,
O., Ames' publishing co., 1888. 1 p. 1., 10 p.
12°. ([Ames' series of standard and minor
drama, no. 250])

Ames pub. co., Clyde, O. ; 1888:14295,

May 16 ; 2c. May 24.

14075

Festival (A) of feasts; a Purim fantasy [in 1
act] bv Ruth E. Levy. New York, Bloch pub.
CO., 1911. cover-title, 12 p. 16°.

© 'Jan. 20, 1911; 2c\ Mar. 13, 1911;
D : 23625 ; Bloch pub. co., New York. 14076

Festival (A) of flowers; a musical and spectacu-
lar entertainment for children, by Clarence E.
Sinister. New York, H. Roorbach.

© Harold Roorbach, New York ; 1897 : .52645,
Sept. 20; 2c. Oct. 7. 14077

Festival (The) of Pomona; a spring festival in
1 scene, by Constance D'Arcy Mackay. {In
Drama, no 17, Feb., 1915; periodical © Feb.
26, 1915 ; 2c. Mar. 5, 1915 ; B : 330332 ; Drama
league of America, Chicago) 14077a

Festival plays; 1 act pieces for New Year's day,
St. Valentine's day, Easter, All Hallowe'en,
Christmas and a child's birthday, by Mar-
guerite Merington. New York, Duffield & com-
pany, 1913. 5 p. 1., 9-302 p. front., plates. 8°.

Contents : Father Time and his children.^
TertuUa's garden; or. The miracle of good
St. Valentine. — Seven sleepers of Ephesos.—
Princess Moss Rose. — Testing of Sir Ga-
v.ayne. — Christmas party.

© Nov. 22, 1913; 2c. Nov. 25, 1913;
A : 358402 ; Duffield & co., New York. 14078

Festive (A) day at Brighton; a musical specialty
comedy in 2 acts, by J. Douglas.

© James Douglas, Cincinnati; 1888:23822,
Aug. 20. 14079

Festspiel in deutschen reimen; von Gerhart
Haiiptmann. Berlin, S. Fischer, 1913. 110 p.,
1 1. 16°.

© May 29, 1913; 2c. Aug. 27, 1913; A— For-
eign 8125; S. Fischer verlag, Berlin. 14080

Festung (Die) ist erobert; Oder, Herr Baer,
lustspiel in 1 akt, von G. Herrmann.

© G. Herrmann, Detroit; 1892:36599,
Sept. 6. 14081

retards (Les); operette en 3 actes et 4 tableaux,
[de] Antony Mars et Maurice Hennequin.
Paris, Heugel et cie., 1897. 175 p. 16°.

© Nov. 26, 1909; 2c. Dec. 17, 1909;
D : 17722 ; Heugel & co., Paris. 14082

683

14083

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

14103

Fete chez Therese; ballet-pantomime en 2 actes,
de CatuUe Mendes, musique de Reynaldo
Hahn. Livret. Paris, Heugel et cie., 1010.
4 p. 1., 36 p. 16°.

<c) Feb. 19, 1910; 2c. Feb. 7, 1910;
D : 20131 ; Heugel & cie., Paris. 14083

Fete (La) de Catherine. Sec Ombres chinoises.

Fettered by fate; an original sensational com-
edy drama in 4 acts, l)y H. S. Sargent.

© Harry S. Sargent, Lowell; 1899:35268,
May 26. 14084

Fettered for life; a drama in 3 acts, by Noel
Ruthven.

© Nugent Robinson, New York ; 1889 : .38491,
Dec. 17. 14085

4 act comedy, by C. L. Crisfield.

© Charlotte Lennox Crisfield, Washing-
ton; 1893:16257, Apr. 1. 14086

Fettered (The) mind; dramatic sketch in 2
scenes, by E. J. Euphrat. [2], 20 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 7, 1913; D: 34645; Ernest J.
Euphrat, New York. 14087

Fetters; a drama in 4 acts, by E. Fuller.

© Edward Fuller, Providence, R. I. ; D :
3680, July 1, 1903. 14088

play in 1 act, by H. E. Richardson. [1],

17 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 20, 1911 ; D : 23410 ; Helen Ed-
wards Richardson, Oakland, Cal. 14089

Feu (Le) de la Saint- Jean; comedie en 3 actes,
de F. Fonson et F. Wicheler. 32 p. 4°.
(Supplement gratuit au no. 2896 du Monde
illustre, 28 septembre, 1912)

© Sept. 28, 1912; 2c. Oct. 26. 1912;
D : 31247 ; Frantz Fonson et Fernand Wich-
eler, Paris. 14090

(Feuersnot) ; po6me lyrique en 1 acte, de

Ernst Wolzogen, tr. frangaise de Jean Mar-
nold, musique de Richard Strauss. Berlin, A.
Ftirstner, 1909. 44 p. 12°. [Libretto only]
© Adolph Fiirstner, Berlin ; D : 15214, Mar.
1, 1909; 2c. Mar. 1, 1909. 14091

(The fire of St. John's eve) ; po^me

lyrique in 1 acte, de Ernst von Wolzogen,
musique de Richard Strauss, tr. frangaise de
Joan Marnold, English tr. by Charles T.
Mason. Berlin, Adolph Fiirstner, 1909. 31 p.
8°. [Libretto only. French and English]

© Mar. 18, 1910; 2c. Mar. 19, 1910;
D : 20498 ; Steinway & sons, New York. 14092

Feu (Le) du voisin; comedie en 2 actes, par F.
de Croisset [pseud, de Francis Wiener] 22 p.
4°. (L'lUustration thgatrale, no. 167, 24
d^cembre, 1910)

© Dec. 24, 1910; 2c. Jan. 21, 1911;
D : 23155 ; Francis de Croisset, Paris. 14093

Feu (Le) sous la cendre; comedie en 1 acte,
[par] Michel Provins [pseud, de Gabriel La-
gros de Langeron] Paris, Librairie theatrale,
1903. 34 p. 12".

© Mme. L. Michaud, Paris; D:2997, Feb.
16, 1903; 2c. Feb. 16, 1903. 14094

Feud (The); a play in 4 acts, by C. Mosgrove.
105 p. 4°. Typewritten.

. © Clifford Mosgrove, Kittanning, Pa. ;
D : 14611, Dec. 17, 1908 ; 2c. Jan. 6, 1909.

14095

Feud (A) in the Sierras; a drama in 5 acts.
Brooklyn, 1878. Ms.

© Morris Krauskopf. Brooklyn ; 1878 : 102.TO,
Sept. 6 ; 2c. Aug. 30, 1880. 14096

Feud (The) matrimonial; by R. McAdam.

© Rezin McAdam, Atlanta ; D : 14955, Jan.
30, 1909. 14097

Feud (The) of Maidensford; a drama in 4 acts,
by W. J. Gait.

© William J. Gait, Philadelphia; 1900:
A : 6839, Mar. 14. 14098

Feudal knights; a play in 4 acts, by A. Wort-
mann. 61 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Albert Wortmann, New York ; D : 543,
.June 3, 1901; Ic. June 3, 1901; Ic. .Tune 15,
1901. 14099

Feuersnot; ein singgedicht in 1 akt, von Ernst
von Wolzogen, musik von Richard Strauss.
Berlin, A. Fiirstner, 1901. 48, 6 p. 12°. [Li-
bretto only]

© Adolph Fiirstner. Berlin; D: 647, Julv 10,
1901 ; 2c. July 10, 1901. 14100

(Beltane fire) ; opera in 1 act, the poem by

Ernst von Wolzogen, the English text by

William Wallace, music by Richard Strauss.

Berlin, Adolph Fiirstner, 1910. 51 p. 12°.
[Libretto only]

© June 23, 1910; 2c. July 22, 1910;

D: 21605; Adolph Fiirstner, Berlin. 14101

— See also Feu de la Saint-Jean.

Feuerversicherung; lustspiel in 1 aufzug, von
Ludwig Fulda. Berlin, Felix Bloch erben,
1912. 34 p. 8°.

© Ic. Oct. 10, 1912; D: 31104; Felix Bloch
erben, Berlin. 14102

Few (A) hours at Gibraltar; play in 1 act, by
Katherine Vaughan and Harry Welsh. 8 i».
f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 7, 1915; D: 39628; Harry A.
Welsh, Romeo, Mich. 14102a

Few minutes in the bleechers; by F. N. Melvin.
3 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 8, 1910; D: 20393; Frank N.
Melvin, Toledo. O. 14103

684

14104

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

14125

Few simple Irish stories; by L. Sharkey. 9 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 7, 1910; D: 20987; Lawrence
Sharkey, Philadelphia. 14104

Fez of Fezzan; a comic opera in 2 acts, by H.
MacGrath and H. J. Ormsbee.

© Harold MacGrath and Henry Jerome
Ormsbee, Syracuse, N. Y. ; D : 4241, Nov. 14,
1903. 14105

Fiaccola (La) sotto il mogg-io; dramma in 4
atti in versi, di G. d'Annunzio. New York,
Vincent Ciocia, 1905. 134 p. 12°.

© Ga1)riele d'Annunzio, Milan ; D : 6.546,
Apr. 20, 1905 ; 2c. Apr. 20, 1905. 14106

Fiamma; tragedia in 4 atti, di Francesco Pas-
tonclii e Giannino Antona-Traversi. Torino,
Italy, S. Lattes & co., 1911. 6 p. 1., [11]-
219 p. 8°.

© May 26, 1911; 2c. June 10, 1911;
D : 24447 ; S. Lattes & co., Turin, Italy. 14107

Fiamme. See Dramas.

Fiance (Le) malgre lui; comgdie en 3 actes,
[par] A. Sylvane [pseud, de Paul G6rard] et
A. De Farges. Paris, Librairie th^atrale,
1900. 2 p. 1., 165 p. 12°.

© Andre Sylvane, Paris ; 1900 A : 9443, Apr.
13; 2c. Apr. 13. 14108

Fiance (Le) sans nom. See Betrothed's (The)
mother.

Fiancee's trials; a comedy drama, by H. H.
Peck. 15 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Harry H. Peck, Boston; D : 7278, Sept.
19, 1905; 2c. Sept. 19, 1905. 14109

Fickle fortune — Continued.

a romantic drama in 5 acts, by Mrs. R.

Same.

© H. H. Peck, Boston; D : 11983, Dec. 26,
1907; 2c. Dec. 26, 1907. 14110

Flander's widow; a comedy in 3 acts, by M. E.
Blundell (M. E. Francis) and Sidney Valen-
tine. 97 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Arthur Bourchier, Hertford, England ;
D : 11648, Nov. 2, 1907 ; 2c. Nov. 2, 1907.

.14111

Fianza (La); a comic opera in 2 acts, by B. W.
Ball, music by Willard Patten. Minneapolis,
1889. 47 p. 16°. [Libretto only]

© Bert W. Ball, Minneapolis ; 1889 : 2.5926,
Aug. 26; 2c. Sept. 2. 14112

Fickle fortune; a comedy in prologue and 3
acts, by F. E. Greene.

© Frank E. Greene, Boston ; 1878 : 1515,
Feb. 4. 14113

a drama in 5 acts, by E. Milliken.

© Edwin Milliken, Somerville, Mass. ; 1884 :
637, Jan. 9. 14114

Pacheco.

© Mrs. Romualdo Pacheco, Oakland, Gal.;
1891:26254, July 22. 14115

Fickle Juliet. See Lumber room and other
plays.

Fiddle (The) told; play in 1 act, by E. W.
Blanchard. 11 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© le. Feb. 13, 1911; D: 23400; Evelyn
Winegardner Blanchard, Columbia City, Ind.

14116

Fidele (Der) bauer; operette in einem vorspiel
und 2 akten, von Victor Leon, musik von Leo
Fall, in szene gesetzt von Victor Leon. Berlin,
F. Bloch erben. 116 p. 16".

© Ic. Sept. 15, 1909 ; D : 16784 ; Felix Bloch
erben, Berlin. 14117

Fidelia, the fire waif; dramatized from the
story published in the Fireside companion, by
Little Nell, the California diamond.

© Little Nell, Chicago; 1871:10802, Nov.
13. 14118

a protean sensation drama in 4 acts, from

Frank H. Stauffer's story of that name, pub-
lished in the Philadelphia Saturday night,
dramatized expressly for Little Nell, the Cali-
fornia diamond, by H. A. Weaver.

© Little Nell, Chicago; 1872:9898, Sept.
13. 14119

Fidelio; Beethoven's opera, containing the Ger-
man text, with an English tr., and the music
of all the principal airs.

© Heirs of T. Barker, United States, in re-
newal for 14 years from Sept. 27, 1892 ;
1892 : 26902, June 27. 14120

Fidelity; or, The model wife, a drama, by H, E.
Hill.

© Helen E. Hill, Brooklyn; 1883:56.54,
Mar. 27. 14121

Fidelity, valor and honor; a drama in 5 acts,
by H. V. Vogt. 52 p. f°. Mimeographed.

© Harry V. Vogt, Milville, N. J.; 1887:
878, Jan. 11; 2c. Jan. 22. 14122

Fido; a comic opera in 3 acts, by S. Thomp-
son.

© Somerville Thompson, New York ;
D:1095, Nov. 14, 1901. 14123

Fidura; or. The Russian countess, a drama in
4 acts, by B. Wallston, Chicago, 1882.

© Blanche Wallston, United States; 1883:
411, Jan. 6. 14124

Field and fireside; a play in 5 acts, by J. A. B.
Williams.

© J. A. B. Williams, Philadelphia; 1873:
6528, June 11. 14125

685

14125

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

14141

Field (The) of glory; or, A soldier's atone-
ment, drama in 1 act, by E. Hopkins. 18 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 3, 1915; D: 40545; Edwin
Hopkins, New York. 14125a

Field (The) trial. Sec My brother.

Fielding manor; a drama in a prologue and 4
acts, by M. L. Wright. Clyde, O., A. D.
Ames, 1885. 1 p. 1., 37 p. 12°. ([Ames' series
of standard and minor drama, no. 162] )

© A. D. Ames, Clyde, O. ; 1880 : 3366, Feb.
8; 2c. Feb. 8. 14126

Fiend; dramatic incident in 1 act, by M. Wal-
lace. 13 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 10, 1912; D: 28048; Morgan
Wallace, New York. 14127

or, Torturer of innocence, an original sen-
sational dninui in 2 ads and 6 tableaux, by
S. M. Land is.

© Simon M. I^andis, Philadelphia ; lS7r) :

1181, F(>1). 8. 14128

Fiera (La) Corrupia; caricatura italiana, de R.

Lopez-Montenegro, Madrid [Sociedad de au-

tores espaiioles] 1907. 18 p. 8°.

© Ramon L6pez-Montenegro, Madrid ;
D: 11029, July 22, 1907; 2c. July 22, 1907.

14129

Fierce (A) constitutional battle between the
Wolverine poet vs. the bear hunting author.
See Freddy vs. Teddy et al.

Fiery (The) caldron; play in 4 acts, by J. S.
Litt. 131 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 27, 1912; D: 29281; Jacob S.
Litt, Chicago. 14130

Fiesco. See Robbers (The)

Fiesta (La); a spectacular play in 3 acts, by
J. W. Hays.

© Jenny Ward Hays, San Francisco;
1900 A : 11914, May 11. 14131

Fiesta (La) de San Xavier; a song story of old
California in 3 acts, score by Owen Foster,
book by G. Bowers. 128 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Grace Bowers, San Diego, Cal. ; 1899:
27221, Apr. 19 ; 2c. Apr. 19. 14132

Fiesta (The) of Santa Barbara. See Blond
(The) dona.

Fifi; 1 act comedy, by B. Honora. 11 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

"© Ic. .July 7, 1915; D : 41175 ; Bertha
Honora, Chicago. 14132a

Fifi Chiffon; musical novelty in 1 act, by
G. Jones. [2], 24 p. 4°. Typewritten.
. [Libretto only]

© Ic. July 3, 1913; D: 33860; Grahame
Jones, New York. 14133

Fifi, Fifi! a comedy in 3 acts, by L. Travis.

48 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Lawrence Travis, New York ; D : 8784,
July 5, 1900; 2c. July 5, 1906. 14134

Fifi just from Paris; a nmsical comedy in 3
acts, constructed for laughter and anti-dys-
peptic reasons, by H. N. Carlyle and S.
Golson.

. © Hal Newton Carlyle and Samson Gol-
son, Chicago ; 1893 : 17218, Apr. 7. 14135

Fifi of the toy shop; spectacular musical ex-
travaganza in 3 acts, l>y J. B. Rogers. [2],
23 p. f°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Dec. 17, 1913; D: 3.5376; John B.
Rogers, Fostoria, O. 14136

Fifine; operette in 3 acts. 73 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten. [Ijibretto only]

© Mux Fuchs, Cincinnati ; D : 4339, Dec. 3,
1903; 2c. Dec. 3, 1903. 14137

Fifinella; a fairy frolic, designed by Barry
.Tackson and B. Dean, lyrics by Barry Jack-
son, illustrations by George W. Harris, music
by Norman Hayes, play adapted for publica-
tion in book form, by Esther Van Gruisen.
Liverpool, Philip, son & nephew, ltd. [1912]
94 p. front, illus. 12°. [Libretto only]

© Dec. 26, 1912; 2c. Jan. 11, 1913;
D: 32683; Basil Dean, Liverpool, England.

14138

Fifteen dollars a week. See, at end of alpha-
bet, titles beginning with figures: $15.00 a
week.

Fifteen eighty-eight. See, at end of alphabet,
titles beginning with figures : 1588.

Fifteen thousand a year. See, at end of alpha-
bet, titles beginning with figures: 15,000 a
year.

Fifteen years later; oi'. The shyster's trick, a
local melodrama in 5 acts and prologue, by
J. Barrington. 87 p. 12°. Typewritten.

© John Barrington, San Francisco ; 1892 :
33235, Aug. 12 ; 2c. Aug. 12. 14139

See also Shyster's (The) trick.

Fifteenth (The) amendment exemplified. See
Miscegenation.

Fifteenth (The) of January; college comedy in
3 acts, by Lindsay Barbee. Chicago, T. S.
Denison & co. [1911] 76 p. 12°. ([Alta
series] )

© Oct. 20, 1911 ; 2c. Oct. 23, 1911 ; D : 25.553 ;
Eben H. Norris, Chicago. 14140

Fifth avenue; a comedy in 5 acts, by J. S.

Norton.

© John S. Norton, New York; 1873:1790.
Feb. 22. 14141

686

14142

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

14154

Fifth, avenue — Continued.

an oi-iginal drama in 5 acts, by G. F. Rowe.

<c) George Fawcett Rowe, New York ;
1896 : 2869, Mar. 7. 14142

Fifth, avenue hotel. See Porter's troubles.

Fifth ave. photo's. See, at end of alphabet,
titles beginning with figures : 5th ave. photo's.

Fifth (A) avenue romance; comedy in 1 act,
by H. M. Fechheinier.

© Henry M. Fechheimer, Detroit; 1893:
12715, Mar. 13. 14143

Fifth avenue to the Bowery; a vaudeville
sivetch in 1 scene, by Franklyn Whitman. .5 p.
f°. Typewritten.

© Solomon Stern, New Yorlj ; D : 8220, Mar.
,30, l'.>03; 2c. Mar. 30, 1903. 14144

Fifth (The) commandment; a comedy drama in
f) acts, by George A. Lemming. 101 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© .Tohn Clay Rowe, .Jersey City; D : 6316,
Mar. 11, 1905; 2c. Mar. 11, 190.5. 14145

■ 1 act dramalet with music, by J. Steger,

24 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Words only]

© Ic. Sept. 1, 1915 ; D : 41625 ; Julius Steger,
New York. 14145a

a play in 1 act, by W. Steell. Boston,

Walter H. Baker & co., 1909. 12 p. 12°. (On
cover: The vaudeville stage)

© Willis Steell, New York ; D : 10372, Apr.
18, 1907; 2c. Mar. 5, 1909. 14146

See also Five one act plays.

Fifth jewel; a play in 4 acts, by G. G. Sheerin.

© George Garfield Sheerin, Dallas ; D : 7921,

Jan. 30, 1906. 14147

Fifth (The) Mrs. Murphy; by W. TI. Hartley.

© William Henry Hartley, Fall River,

Mass. ; D : 5880, Dec. 6, 1904. 14148

Same. 72 p. 12°. Typewritten.

© William Henry Hartley, Fall River,
Mass.; D : 6064, Jan. 12, 1905; 2c. Jan. 12,
1905. 14149

Fifth (The) nocturne; drama In 1 act, by C. S.
Garrison. [16] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 1, 1911; D : 28220 ; C. S. Gar-
rison, Indianapolis. 14150

Fifth (The) race at Juarez; farce in 4 acts, by
W. Maxwell. [2], 83 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 19, 1912 ; D : 28772 ; William
Maxwell, Orange, N. J. 14151

Fifth string; by H. Irwin and Minerva Court-
ney, from story of same title, by John Philip
Sousa. 20 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 13, 1910 ; D : 17929 ; Harry Ir-
win, Clinton, la. 14152

Fifth (The) wheel; or, Fig'hting blood, sketch
by R. A. Donnan, Chas. Sticknev and W. B.
Clark. 9 p. f°. Typewritten. [With music]
© Ic. Sept. 14, 1910 ; D : 18718 ; R. A. Don-
nan, Kansas City, Mo. 14153

Fifty breaks in eight minutes. See Photo-
graphic fun.

Fifty days of Europe,
cookies.

See Batch (A) of
See Pepita,

Fifty-dollar (A) milliner's bill,
the gipsy girl of Andalusia.

Fifty-fifty; play in 1 act, by A. Metzger. [1],
11 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 25, 1915; D : 42075 ; Adrian Metz-
ger, San Franciscu. 14153a

-by J. P. Mulgrew. 15 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© le. Dec. .5, 1914; D : 39232 ; John P. Mul-
grew, Dubuque, la. 14153b

■ by R. J. Beamish. [20] p. 24°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 24, 1915 ; D : 42337 ; Richard .1.
Beamish, Philadelphia. 14153c

-song farce in 3 acts, words by Charles

Dickson, rhymes by Will B. Johnstone, tunes
by Will R. Anderson. 154 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten. [Words only]

© Ic. June 16, 1915; D: 40962; Isidore
Witmark, New York. 14153d

3 act farce comedy, by Russell M. Mur-

dock. 86 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 3, 1915 ; D : 39859 ; Russell Mur-
dock, Maroa, 111. 14153e

or. The profit sharers, play in 3 acts, by

F. Kennedy. 97 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 12, 1915 ; D : 40920 ; Frank Ken-
nedy, East Pepperell, Mass. 14153f

or, The worst actress in New York, com-
edy drama in 1 act, by E. Itoy. 15 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 24, 1914; D: 38300; Elberta
Roy, Brooklyn. 14153g

Fifty miles from Boston; a musical comedy in
3 acts, by G. M. Cohan. 123 p. 4°. Type-
written. [Libretto]

© Geo. M. Cohan, New York ; D :10203, Mar.
23, 1907; 2c. Apr. 6, 1907. 14154

Fifty miles from. Cheyenne; or. The man from
l/ouisville, farce in 1 act, by A. Kirby. 19 p.
4°. Ms.

© Ic. Nov. 23, 1914 ; D : 38884 ; Alvin Kirby,
Elnora, Ind. 14154a

Fifty miles from nowhere. See, at end of
alphabet, titles beginning with figures : 50
miles from nowhere.

687

14155

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

14172

Fifty million dollars in gold; a drama in a pro-
logue and 3 acts, by F. Howe, jr.

© Frank Howe, jr., Philadelphia ; D : G589,
April 13, 1905. 14155

Fifty per; farce in 3 acts, by V. S. Lawrence.
104 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 8, 1915; D 40600; Vincent Sar-
gent Lawrence, Brookline, Mass. 14155a

Fifty per cent; comic opera in 3 acts, by J. R.
Cocke.

© James R. Cocke, Boston ; 1897 : 5332, Jan.
15. 14156

Fifty-seven varieties. See, at end of alphabet,
titles begiuning with figures: 57 varieties.

Fifty (The) thousand dollar beauty. See, at
«'iui of ulpliabet, titles begiuning with ligures:
$50,000 (The) beauty.

Fifty (The) thousand dollar bride. See, at end
of alphabet, titles begiuniug with figures:
$50,000 (The) bride.

Fifty thousand dollars. Sec, at end of alphabet,
titles beginning with figures : $50,000.

Fifty thousand dollars reward. See, at end of
alphabet, titles beginning with figures:
$50,000 reward.

Fifty thousand pounds. See, at end of alpha-
bet, titles beginning with figures: £50,000.

Fifty to one; comedy in 4 acts, by H. Y. Col-
lins. 44 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Hal Young Collins, JeflEersonville, Ind. ;
1892:30910, July 25; Ic. July 25. 14157

musical comedy, introducing an original

Fight (A) for a fortune; by C. S. Booth.

© Charles Stewart Booth, New Orleans;
D:9494, Nov. 22, 190G. 14162

1 act comic opera, entitled The thespians,
written and composed by I. Witmark.

© Isidore Witmark, New York; 1893:
40934, Sept. 8. 14158

Fifty years after; playlet in 1 act, by M. Keene.
13 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 7, 1911 ; D : 24429 ; Mattie Keene,
New York. 14159

Fifty years from now. See, at end of alpha-
bet, titles beginning with figures; 50 years
from now.

Fifty years hence. See Coming (The) man.

Fifty years of freedom; or From cabin to con-
gress, drama in 5 acts, by K. D. Tillman,
I'hiladelphia, A. M. E. book concern, 1910.
52 p. 16°.

© July 1, 1910 ; 2c. Dec. 24, 1910 ; D : 23018 ;
Katherine Davis Tillman, Pasadena. 14160

Fight (A) against fate; drama in 4 acts, by
John Rupert Farrell. New York, Dick &
Fitzgerald, 1911. 50 p. 12°.

© Apr. 12, 1911; 2c. Apr. 13, 1911;
D: 23941; Dick & Fitzgerald, New York.

14161

See also Phillis' inheritance.

14162a

Fight (A) for a home; a melodramatic sketch,
by C. Dean. 7 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Cliff Dean, Chicago; D: 12836, Apr. 25,
,1908; 2c. Apr. 25, 1908. 14163

Fight (A) for a million; a comedy drama in 4
acts, by M. G. Spooner.

© Mary G. Spooner, Centerville, la. ; 1892 :
12445, Mar. 21. 14164

— a melodrama, by R. Vaun. Typewritten.

© Russell Vaun, Great Britain; 1900;
A: 12884, May 22; 2c. May 22. 14165

tabloid comedy drama in 3 acts, by Nel-

son Compton. Chicago, Chicago manuscript
CO., 1914. [32| p. f°. Mimeographed.

© Sept. 30, 1914; 2c. Nov. 11, 1914;
D : 38773 ; Alex. Byers, Chicago. 14165a

Fight (A) for control; by E. B. Pope.

© Edwin B. Pope, St. Louis ; D :16116. June
23, 1909. 14166

Fight (A) for fame; by F. Quiun. 8 p. 16°.
Printed.

© Feb. 3, 1911 ; 2c. Feb. 8, 1911 ; D : 23295 ;
Frank Quiun, Philadelphia. 14167

a play in 2 scenes, by F. R. Johnson. 13 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Frank R. Johnson, Chicago; D : 12969,
May 6, 1908 ; 2c. May 6. 1908. 14168

Fight (The) for freedom; or. The sacrifice,
drama in 1 act, by J. J. Carniol [pseud, of
John J. Karniol] 1 p. 1., 33 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Oct. 7, 1911 ; D : 25426 ; John J. Car-
niol, New York. 14169

Fight (A) for happiness. See False alarm
Watson.

Fight (A) for honor; a drama in 4 acts, and 8
scenes, by William W. Lapoint. 125 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ed. N. McDowell, New York ; D : 1749,
Apr. 16, 1902; 2c. Apr. 10, 1902. 14170

drama of love and hatred in 4 acts, by

Renge Dabney [i. e. R. D. Mesa] 101 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 20, 1913 ; D : 35400 ; Ren6e Dab-
ney Mesa, New York. 14171

an idyllic romantic drama of the South-

west in 4 acts, by Miron Leffingwell. Chicago,

Chicago manuscript co., 1912. [2], 47 p. t°.

© Sept. 24, 1912; 2c. Oct. 10, 1912;

D : 31098 ; Alexander Byers, Chicago. 14172

688

I

14173

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

14193

Fight (A) for life; a sensation drama in 3 Fighter's (A) last fight; an act in 4 scenes.

acts, by Stanley McKenna.

© George J. Croolier, New York; 1873:
SS40, Aug. 4. 14173

6 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 30, 1910; D : 22955 ; James P.
Van, Chicago. 14183

or, The vision of victory, 1 act sketch in Fighting blood. See Fifth (The) wheel.

2 scenes and 2 moving picture films, by R. H.
Davis. [2], 25 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 20, 1911; D: 23144; Robert H.
Davis, New York. 14174

— See also Jube Slogan. — Lost in the desert.

Fight (A) for love; 4 act melodrama, by H.
Reid [i. e. James Halleck Reid] 74 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Hal Reid, Highlands of Navesiuk, N. J. ;
D:5077, May 25, 1904; 2c. May 18, 1904.

14175

Fight (A) for millions; melodrama in 4 acts,
by M. Douglas. 87 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Malcolm Douglas, New York ; D : 1951,
May 31, 1902 ; 2e. May 31, 1902. 14176

Fight (The) for reform; drama in 4 acts, by
H. M. Grave-s. [1], 76 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Apr. 19, 1912; D: 29425; Harry M.
Graves, Chicago. 14177

Fight for the state; an American comedy drama
in 4 acts, by J. A. Murphy and Richard
Baker. 78 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© James Anthony Murphy. Rochester,
N. Y. ; D:7585, Nov. 20, 1905; 2c. Nov. 20,
1905. 14178

Fight (A) for wealth; a drama in 5 acts, by
J. W. Graham.

© .Tames W. Graliam, Philadelphia ; D : 4514,
Jan. 18, 1904. 14179

Fight (The) in the lighthouse; by Robert
Stodart. 20 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Robert S. Stodart, New York ; D : 11579.
Oct. 24, 1907 ; 2c. Oct. 24, 1907. 14180

Fight (A) with the dragon; play in 1 act, by
A. Heine. [1], 15 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 21, 1913; D: 33566; Adolf
Heine, Philadelphia. 14181

Fighter (The), the peddler, the girl; play in 3
scenes, by A. Marks and Charles Potts. [1],
9 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 12, 1914 ; D : 36009 ; Abe Marks,
New York. 14181a

by Charles Potts. [11] p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Dec. 23, 1912 ; D : 31769 ; Abe Marks,
New York. 14182

Fighting Bob; by E. E. Rose.

© Edward E. Rose, New York; D : 2573,
Nov. 10, 1902. 14184

Fighting (A) chance; drama in 4 acts, by
William Nelson. 56 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Frank Hannan, Chicago ; D : 15659, Apr.
19, 1909; 2c. Apr. 26, 1909. 14185

— dramatic sketch in 1 act, by J. Byrnes.
13 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 25, 1914; D: 37016; Jack
Byrnes, San Francisco. 14185a

— 4 act play, by E. Ferris and B. P. Mat-
thews. 142 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 11, 1910; D: 20425; Edward

Ferris and B. P. Matthews, London. 14186

— a melodrama in 4 acts, by C. P. Rice.

© Charles P. Rice, New Haven; D:5632.
Oct. 12, 1904. 14187

by M. Russell.

© Marion Russell, New York; D : 4981,
Apr. 23, 1904. 14188

a 1 act play, by E. L. Merritt. 16 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Edward Lawrence Merritt, Oakland,

Gal.; D: 14559, Dec. 17, 1908; 2c. Dec. 17,

1908. 14189

— a story of the funerals, by E. J. Fredell.

© Edwin J. Fredell, Seattle ; D :15651, Apr.

19, 1909. 14190

or, For the blue or the gray, a play in 3

acts for female characters only, by Dora A.
Shoemaker. Boston, W. PI. Baker & eo., 1900.
46 p. 12°. (Baker's edition of plays)

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston; 1900
A: 396, Jan. 4; 2c. Jan. 31. 14191

Fighting cocks; 1 act play, by M. K. Brookes.
[1], 35 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 24, 1915; D : 42333 ; Mary
Kouncelor Brookes, Washington. 14191a

Fighting fate; a melodrama in 4 acts, by Ed-
ward Locke. 118 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© American amusement assn., Chicago ;
D : 6857, June 21, 1905 ; 2c. June 21, 1905.

14192

a melodramatic novelty in 4 acts, by

Lem B. Parker. 106 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© American amusement assn., Chicago ;
D:5624, Oct. 10, 1904; 2c. Dec. 9, 1904. 14193

5379—15-

-44

689

14194

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

14212

Fighting for freedom; a drama in 4 acts, by
Anthony E. Wills. Boston, W. H. Baker &
CO., 1906. 70 p. 12°.

© Walter H. Balder & co., Boston ; D : 8983,
Aug. 22, 1906; 2c. Oct. 23, 1906. 14194

Fighting- for friends. See Willie Live around
the world.

Fighting for gold; by M. Francis.

© May Francis, New Bedford, Mass;
D:6994, July 19, 1905. 14195

Fighting fortune; a comedy drama in 4 acts
and 5 scenes, by H. N. Dowley.

© Harrv N. Dowley, New York; 1892:
4551, Jan. 29. 14196

Fighting (The) 4th; by M. Whitney. 25 p.
f°. Typewritten.

© Mary Whitney, San Bernardino, Cal. ;
D:9363, Nov. 1, 1906; 2c. Feb. 20, 1907.

14197

Fighting (The) hope; play in 3 acts, by William
J. Hurlbut. 95 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 16, 1915; D : 42691 ; David Be-
lasco, New York. 14197a

Fighting (The) man; comedy-drama in 3 acts,
by M. Crighton and V. Kline. [67] p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 29, 1914; D: 36865; Marian
Crighton and Virginia Kline, Cleveland.

14197b

Fighting (The) parson.

© W. F. Mann, Chicago; D : 11596, Oct.
26, 1907. 14198

by R. C. MacCulloch. 22 p. 4°. Type-

written.

© Robert C. MacCulloch, New York;
D:5652, Oct. 17, 1904; 2c. Oct. 17, 1904.

14199

— drama in 4 acts, by Lem B. Parker.

[123] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 16, 1912 ; D : 29684 ; Goes litho-
graphing CO., Chicago. 14200

melodrama, by L. B. Parker. 91 p. t°.

Typewritten.

© Lem B. Parker, Jersey City ; D : 12539,
Mar. 14, 1908; 2c. Mar. 17, 1908. 14201

a melodrama in 4 acts, by A. M. Ander-

son.

© A. M. Anderson, Utica, N. Y. ; D : 4031,
Sept. 30, 1903. 14202

— play in 1 act.

© Ernest A. Fink, New York; D : 6087, .Tan.
17, 1905. 14203

Fighting Sam Houston of Texas; a historical,
melodramatic, sensational and equestrian
drama in 6 acts, by J. H. Wallick.

© James H. Wallick, Middletown, N. Y. ;
1889:3010, Jan. 25. 14204.

Fighting the flames. See Darktown's bravest
in Fighting the flames. — Fire (The) show.

Fighting the system; modern melodrama in 4
acts, by Agnes Cameron. [2], 65 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. June 11, 1914; D: 37288; William
Francis Burke, New York. 14204a

Fighting the trades; or, All for love, a play in
5 acts, by C. Thornton.

© Charles Thornton, New York; 1873:
14278, Dec. 13. 14205

Figli (I) della livoluzione; drama in 5 acts,
by C. Pozzoni. 116 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct 7, 1910; D: 22246; Carlo Poz-
zoni. New York. 14206

Figlia (La) di lorio; tragedia pastorale, di G.
d'Annunzio. New York, Vincent Ciocia, 1904.
134 p. 12°.

© Gabriele d'Annunzio, Italy ; D : 4590, Feb.
6. 1904; 2c. Feb. 6, 1904. 14207

• musica di A. Franchetti. Milano,

[etc., etc.] G. Ricordi & co., 1906. 40 p. 8°.
[Libretto only]

© G. Ricordi & co., Milan; D:8200, Mar.
20, 1906; 2c. Mar. 20, 1906. 14208

Figliuol (II) prodigo (L'enfant prodigue);
scena lirica in 1 atto, di E. Guinand, musica di
Claudio Debussy, versioue italiana di Fran-
cesco Casanovas. Paris, A. Durand et fils,
1910. 16 p. 12°. [Libretto only]

© Oct. 29, 1910 ; 2c. Oct. 31, 1910 ; D : 22441 ;
Durand et cie., Paris. 14209

Figments of fancy; by W. D. Hall. 7 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© William D. Hall, Philadelphia ; D : 7791,
Dec. 30, 1905; 2c. Dec. 30, 1905. 14210

Figments of fancy and diversified drollery; a
monologue satirical and reminiscent, by Wm.
D. Hall. 5 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© John L. Hayes, Philadelphia ; D : 8477,
May 4, 1906; 2c. May 4, 1906. 14211

Figs and thistles; college comedy in 3 acts, by
F. L. Windolph and W. S. Raub. 77 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 16, 1910; D: 20844; Francis L.
Windolph and William S. Raub, Lancister.
Pa. 14212

690

14213

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

14231

riguras (Las) del Quijote; comedia, en 2 actos
y en verso, de C. Fernandez Sliaw, basada en
el libro de la comedia llrica del mismo autor,
La venta de Don Quijote. Madrid [Sociedad
de autores espauoles] 1910. 85, [4] p. 12°.
© Sept. 6, 1910 ; 2c. Sept. 7, 1910 ; D : 21986 ;
Carlos Fernandez Shaw, Madrid. 14213

Fiji; a comedy, by 0. M. Coolidge.

© Cassius M. Coolidge, Rochester, N. Y. ;
1896:13680, Dec. 11. 14214

Fil (Un) a la patte; comedie en 3 actes, by G.
Feydeau. Paris, P. Ollendorfe, 1899. 3 p. 1.,
246 p. 12°.

© Georges Feydeau, France; 1899:66166,
Oct. 12; 2c. Oct. 12. 14215

Filarmonica (La); sainete de costumbres madri-
leiias, en 1 acto y 2 cuadros, en prosa, original
de J. Ilomeo y J. Palacios. Madrid [Sociedad
de autores espaiioles] 1912. 35 p. 12°.

© Dec. 5, 1912 ; 2c. Dec. 6, 1912 ; D : 31564 ;
Jose Romeo y Javier Palacios, Madrid. 14216

Filia hospitalis; by Ferdinand Wittenbauer, tr.
for the Yale university dramatic assu., by
Prof. Farr. 113 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 3, 1909; D : 17273 ; Yale uni-
versity dramatic assu., New Haven. 14217

Filibuster (The); a comedy opera in 3 acts,
boolj and lyrics by John P. Wilson, music by
William Loraine. 122 p. 4°. Typewritten.
[Libretto only]

© M. Witmark & sons. New York ; D : 5872,
Dec. 5, 1904 ; 2c. Dec. 5, 1904. 14218

a drama in 4 acts, by H. C. Rowland. 85

p. 4°. Typev,^ritten.

© Henry Cottrell Rowland, New York;
D : 8209, Mar. 22, 1906 ; 2c. Mar. 22, 1906.

14219

dramatic composition, by J. Eddie. 27 p.

8°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 12, 1910; D: 20773; Jennie
Eddie, Newark, N. J. 14220

— farcical comedy in 1 act, by A. P. Sinnett
and M. Hoffman. [2], 30 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. June 18, 1914 ; D : 37349 ; A: P. Sin-
nett and Maud Hoffman, London. 14220a

— an historical drama in 4 acts, by Vernon

Mead and Bruce Hallam.

© V. M. Porter, St. Louis; 1900 A: 22170,

Sept. 6. 14221

— an original drama in 5 acts, by F. Keller.

© Frederick Keller, Brooklyn ; 1888 : 10231,

Apr. 9. 14222

— ■ a theatrical production, by M. Von Go-
linsky, story by A. H. Hyer.

© Mark Von Golinsky, Savannah, Ga. ;
1890 : 24682, Aug. 7. 14223

Filibuster (The) — Continued.

or, Perkins' perfidy, a comic opera bur-
lesque in 3 acts on a timely topic, book by
R. L. McCardell, music by Muniz and Julius
Andino.

© Roy L. McCardell, New York; 1897:
20828, Apr. 1. 14224

Filibusters (The); musical comedy in 4 acts, by
R. V. Spencer. 59 p. f°. Typewritten.
[Libretto only]

© Ic. Aug. 1, 1910; D: 21711; Richard V.
Spencer, Los Angeles. 14225

an original comic opera in 3 acts, by G. F.

Cole. Typewritten.

© George F. Cole, Chicago; 1898:37139,
June 17; Ic. Dec. 11, 1902; Ic. Oct. 3, 1903.

14226

a story of Nicaragua, a drama in 3 acts,

by F. White and H. H. Marks.

© Fountavne White and Harry H. Marks,
New Orleans ; 1873 : 2343. March 10. 14227

Filipino (The) girl. See Philippine (The) girl.

Fille a la cassette. See Casket (The) girl.

Fille (La) aux marins. See Marine-Gustl
(Die)

Fille (La) de Pilate; piece en 3 actes en vers,
par R. Fauchois. [Paris, Impr. de I'lUustra-
tion] 1909. 1 p. 1., 34 p. 12°.

© Rene Fauchois, Paris ; D : 15568, Apr. 8,
1909; 2c. Apr. 8, 1909. 14228

Fille (La) des Eabenstein; pigce en 4 actes, de
Ernest de Wildenbruch, tr. de M. Remon et
N. Valentin. [Paris, Impr. de I'lUustration]
1909. 1 p. 1., 82 p. 8°.

© Maurice Remon et N. Valentin, Paris;
D : 15075, Feb. 15, 1909 ; 2c. Feb. 15, 1909.

14229

Fille (La) du ciel; en 4 actes, par Pierre Loti
[pseud, de Julien Viand] et Judith Gautier.
{In Revue des deux mondes, 15 mars-
1" mai, 1911)

© Mar. 15, Apr. 1, 15, May 1, 1911; Ic.
Mav 26, 1911; D: 24291; Calmann-Levy,
Paris. 14230

par Pierre Loti [pseud, de Julien Viaud]

et Judith Gautier. 2'"''-4'"' actes. {In Revue
des deux mondes, I'"' avril-l*' mai, 1911)

© Apr. 1, 15, May 1, 1911 ; Ic. May 22, 1911 ;
D : 24258 ; Calraann-Levy, Paris. 14231

Fille (La) du docteur; comedie en 1 acte pour
jeunes filles. par Alexandre Guillet. New
York, W. R. Jenkins company [1914] 13 p.
12°. ([Theatre pour la jeunesse, no. 12])
© Sept. 28, 1914; 2c. Oct. 21, 1914;
D : 88644 ; Wm. R. Jenkins CO., New York.

14231a

691

14232

DEAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

14246

Fille (La) du far-West; op6ra en 3 actes, tirg du
drame de David Belasco, par Guelfo Oivinini
et Carlo Zaugarini, adaptation frangaise de
Maurice Vaucaire, musique de Giacomo Puc-
cini. Paris, G. Ricordi et cie., 1912. 2 p. 1.,
ii, 121 p. 12°. [French libretto only]

© Apr. 15, 1912; 2c. Apr. 16, 1912;
D: 29378; G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 14232

Fille (La) du garde-chasse; drame en 5 actes et
6 tableaux, par Alexandre Fontanes et Louis
Decori. Paris, P. V. Stock, 1902. 2 p. 1.,
139 p. 12°.

© P. V. Stock, Paris; D : 2829, Dec. 26,
1902; 2c. Dec. 26, 1902. 14233

Fille (La) naturelle; piece en 1 acte, de B. Le-
breton et Henry Moreau. Paris, G. Joubert,
1911. 36 p. 8°.

© June 10, 1911; 2c. June 19, 1911;
D : 24508 ; C. Joubert, Paris. 14234

Same.

© Dec. 20, 1911; 2c. Dec. 26, 1911;
D: 28091; Joubert, Paris. 14235

Fille (La) sauvage; pigce en 6 actes, par Fran-
cois de Curel. Paris, P. V. Stock, 1902. 2 p. 1.,
168 p. 12".

© P. V. Stock, Paris; D : 1297, Jan. 16,
1902; 2c. Jan. 16, 1902. 14236

Filles (Les) Jackson et cie.; operette k spec-
tacle en 3 actes, [par] Maurice Ordonneau,
musique de Justin Glerice. Paris, P. V. Stock,
1906. 138 p. 12". [Libretto only]

© P. V. Stock, Paris; D : 7925, Jan. 31.
1906; 2c. Jan. 31, 1906. 14237

Fillette; comedy in 3 acts, by F. Older and
E. B. Harris. [4], 172 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 20, 1910; D: 22869; Mrs. Fre-
mont Older and Elmer B. Harris, New York.

14238

Filmzauber; posse mit gesang in 4 bildern, von
Rudolf Bernauer und Rudolph Schanzer,
musik von Walter KoUo und Willy Bred-
schneider. Regia. Miinchen, Drei masken
verlag, 1912. 81 p. 8°.

© Nov. 20, 1912; 2c. Jan. 23, 1913;
D : 32335 ; Drei masken verlag, g. m. b. h.,
Munich. 14239

posse mit gesang und tanz in 4 bildern,

von Rudolf Bernauer und Rudolph Schan-
zer, musik von Walter Kollo und Willy
Bredschneider. Textbuch der gesange.
Miinchen, Drei masken verlag, g. m. b. h.,
1912. 42 p., ports. 12°.

© Nov. 20, 1912; 2c. Jan. 23, 1913;
D : 32446 ; Drei masken verlag, g. m. b. h..
Munich. 14240

Fils (Un) d'Amerique; comedie en 4 actes, par
P. Veber et M. Gerbidou. 30 p. 4°. (In La
petite illustration, no. 51, 21 levrier, 1914,
serie-theatre, no. 31)

© Feb. 21, 1914; 2c. Mar. 17, 1914;
D: 36381; Pierre Veber & Marcel Gerbidon,
Paris. 14240a

Fils (Le) de Coralie. See Coralie.

Fils (Le) de I'homme; piece en 5 actes et 10
tableaux, par A. Valabrdque. Paris, A. Vala-
br§que, 1912. 117 p. 8°.

© Ic. Aug. 29, 1912 ; D : 30681 ; Albin Vala-
breque, Paris. 14241

Fils (Le) de Porthos. See Perthes' son.

Fils (Le) du mauvais fils; de Georges Docquois.
[pseud, of Henry Gauthier-Villars] [8] p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. May 9, 1913 ; D : 33182 ; Gaumont co.,
Flushing, N. Y. 14242

Fils (Le) du regiment. See Sou (The) of the
regim^ent.

Fils (Le) surnaturel. See Papa's darling.

Fin de condena; drama en 3 actos y 6 cuadros,
original de J. Arzadun. Madrid [Sociedad de
autores espaiioles] 1912. 63 p. 12°.

© May 24, 1912; 2c. May 13, 1912;
D : 29786 ; Juan Arzadun, Madrid. 14243

Fin (El) del mundo; fenSmeno politico, en 1
acto y 3 cuadros, en prosa y verso, original
de E. Paradas y J. Jimenez, mGsica de los
maestros San Felipe y Larruga. Madrid
[Sociedad de autores espauoles] 1910. 30, 3 p.
12°. [Libretto only]

© May 23, 1910; 2c. May 24, 1910;
D : 21157 ; Enrique Paradas y Joaquin Jime-
nez, Madrid. 14244

Fin (El) del viaje; segunda parte de Reservado
de seiioras, original de E. Tecglen, mfisica
del maestro Manuel M. Faixa. Madrid [So-
ciedad de autores espanoles] 1911. 16 p.
12°. [Libretto only]

© Dec. 30, 1911; 2c. .Tan. 2, 1912;
D : 28174 ; Ernesto Tecglen, Madrid. 14245

Fin du nionde; [piece en 3 actes et 20 tableaux]
de R. Francheville, illustrations de A. Barrere.
Paris, Librairle illustree, J. Tallandier [1910]
119 p. illus. 8°.

© Aug. 12, 1910; 2c. Sept. 3. 1910:
D : 21932 ; Robert Francheville, Paris. 14246

Final (The) cup tie. See Foot-ball (The)
match.

Final (El) de Don Alvaro; drama Ifrico en 2
actos, de C Fernandez Shaw, basiido en la
obra celebre del duque de Rivas, mfisica
del maestro Conrado del Campo. Madrid

692

14247

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

14265

Final (El) de Don Alvaro — Continued.

I Sociedad de autores espanoles] 1911. 28 p.
12°. [Libretto only]

© May 26, 1911; 2c. May 27, 1911;
D: 24320; Carlos Fernandez Shaw, Madrid.

14247

Final (The) heat; a trotting race play in 4
scenes, by P. Lynch.

© Philip Lvnch, Highlands, N. J. ; D : 1.5884,
May IS, 1909. 14248

Final (The) lesson; by Matthew Barry. 14 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© George H. Brown, New York; D : 9663,
Dec. 19, 1906; 2c. Dec. 19, 1906. 14249

■ by M. Flanagan.

© Matthew Flanagan, New York; 1898:
11748, Feb. 15 ; 2c. Feb. 16. 14250

vaudeville comedietta, by Louis Weslyn.

[IS] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 23, 1912; D: 28413; Maid a Du-
pree, New York. 14251

Final rehearsal; 1 act musical sketch, by E. G.
Seymour. Niagara Falls, Ont., Frontier
printing co. 7 p. 12°.

© Mar. 17, 1910; 2c. Mar. 19, 1910;
D : 20543 ; Emma Carter Seymour, Niagara
Falls, Ontario, Canada. 14252

Final (The) settlement. See Married for
money.

Final (The) test; play in 1 act, by L. Kyn.
15 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 6. 1914; D: 38410; Lucy Kyn,
New York. 14252a

Finale (The); sensational comedy drama sketch,
by C. D. Pflrrmann. 15 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 18, 1911; D : 25265 ; C. David
Ptirrmann, Newark, N. J. 14253

Finally he wins. See Parvenu.

Financial (A) chameleon; plav in 1 act, by
B. P. Glenn. 20 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 23, 1913; D: 32179; B^ron P.
Glenn, Ontario, Cal. 14254

Financier (The); a comedy in 4 acts, by E. J.
Chapman. Typewritten.

© Ezekiel .Tones ChanmaTi, Rochester. N.
Y. ; 1892:2886.5. .Tulv 11; Ic. Mar. 6. 1893;
Ic. Mar. 24. 1893. 14255

drama in 3 acts, by L. C. Moise. 68 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 11, 1909; D: 17341; Leonard
Corapton Moise, Covington, La. 14256

Financier of New York. See Six dramas of
American ronia,nce and history.

Finches (The) and the dudes; a comedy in 5
acts, \yf a citizen of New Orleans [pseud, of
G. P. Harrison]

© George Pettigrew Harrison, New Or-
leans ; 1885 : 23455, Nov. 9. 14257

Find (The); comedy in 1 act, by W. Bowman.
[1], 8 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 30, 1915; D: 42377; Willard
Bowman, New York. 14257a

dramatic sketch in 1 act, by Lester Foun-
tain. 8 p. f°. Type'CTTitten.

© Ic. Sept. 23, 1914 ; D : 38286 ; William
Brewer, San Francisco. 14257b

Find the clown; play in 1 act, by K. J. Town-
send. [6], 42 p. 4°. Typewritten,

© Ic. Dec. 2, 1915; D: 42397; Katharine
J. Townsend, Cooperstown, N. Y. 14257c

Find the lady; farce in 3 acts, by C. W. Colli-
son. 107 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 1, 1913; D: 32160; C. Wilson
Collison, Columbus, O. 14258

Find thou the other half; a play in prologue,
3 acts, 7 scenes and epilogue, by Frances
Lynn. 99 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© F. Hieston Head, New York ; D : 7778,
Dec. 28, 1905; 2c. Dec. 28, 1905. 14259

Finding- a fatherland; by N. L. Almirall.

© Nina L. Almirall, Brooklyn; 1897:
26756, May 1. 14260

Finding- a flaw; by W. Z. Lange. 6 p. f°.
Type^vTitten.

© Ic. Nov. 30, 1909; D: 17570; William
Z. Lange, Cleveland. 14261

Finding her aflfinity; a drama in 4 acts, by
L. J. L. Stilwell. 03 p. f°. Typewritten.
© Laura Jean Libbey Stilwell, Brooklyn;
D: 12093. Jan. 3, 1908; 2c. Julv 16, 1908.

14262

Finding- of the North Pole; melodrama in 4
acts, by F. T. Echezabal. 65 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Oct. 9, 1909; D: 17157; Frank T.
Echezabal, Nev,- Orleans. 14263

Finding- the North Pole; musical comedy in 3
acts and 6 scenes, by H. H. Wilcox. 36 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. June 20, 1910; D: 21378; Harold
H. Wilcox, Cleveland. 14264

Fine feathers; an American comedy in 4 acts,
partly based on La maison neuve of V. Sar-
dou, by J. B. Matthews.

© 1. Brander Matthews, New York; 1871:
8848, Sept. 22. 14265

693

14266

DEAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

14282

Fine feathers — Continued. ^

an entirely original modern comedy, by

M. Meadows.

© Marie Meadows, New Yorlc ; 1SS5 : 1S550 ;

Sept. 1. 14266

play in 4 acts, by E. Walter. 132 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 2, 1915 ; D : 39844 ; Eugene Wal-
ter, New York. 14266a

a play in 1 act, by O. M. Hucffer. Chelsea,

S. AV. [Eng.] 1S99. 20 p. 12°.

© Ellen Terry, London ; 1900 A : 5151, Feb.
26; 2c. J^eb. 26. 14267

Fine feathers do not make fine birds. See
Millionaire (The) janitor.

Finish (The) of Mr. Fresh; an original farce
comedy in 3 acts, by Scott Marble.

© Davis & Keogh, New York ; 1898 : 40694,
July G ; 2c. July 6. 14274

Finish (The) of Pete; an original farce in 1
act, by Edwin Baker. Chicago and New
York, The Dramatic publishing company,
1906. 12 p. 12°. (On cover: The comic
drama, 212)

© Dramatic pub. co., Chicago ; D : 9537,
Nov. 28, 1906; 2c. Dec. 15, 1906. 14275

an original sketch in 1 act, by E. Baker.

17 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Edwin Baker, Nogales, Ariz. ; D : 4570,
Jan. 30, 1904; 2c. Feb. 15, 1904. 14276

Finer (The) shades of honor; a play for 8th Finished; comedy character sketch by L. Ben
grade pupils, by Marjorie Benton Cooke. nison. 17 p. 4°. Typewritten.

Chicago and New York, The Dramatic pub-
lishing company, 1906. 16 p. 12°. (On
cover: School plays, no. 4)

c) Ic. Apr. 7, 1915; D: 40298; Louis Ben-
nison, Los Angeles. 14276a

© Dramatic pub. co., Chicago; D:9534,
Nov. 28, 1906 ; 2c. Dec. 15, 1906. 142ba

Finesse; by E. Meade.

© Edwards Meade, Iron IMountain, Mich. ;
1892 : 7977, Feb. 19. 14269

Finger (The) of fate; comedy in 1 act, by W. W.
Quinton. 33 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 12, 1914; D: 37818; William
Warren Quinton, Buffalo. 14269a

a 1 act play, by M. C. Deering. 18 p.

8°. Typewritten.

© Mabel Craft Deering, San Francisco;
D:3866, Aug. 24, 1903; Ic. Aug. 24, 1903;
Ic. Sept. 9, 1903. 14270

or, The death letter, a melodrama in 3

acts, bv Len Ellsworth Tilden. Boston, W. H.
Baker & co., 1893. 32 p. 12° ([Baker's ed.
of plays] )

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston; 1893:
28018, June 12; 2c. July 28. 14271

Finger (The) of God. See Dawn; with The
noble lord, etc.

Finished (A) coquette; a comedietta in 1 act,
by Frances Ayniar aiathews. Boston, W. H.
Baker & co., 1895.

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston; 1895:
29578, June 3 ; 2c. July 5. 14277

comedy for five males and sis females, by

Frances Aymar Mathews. New York, E. S.
Werner & co., 1907. 22 p. 12°.

© Edgar S. Werner & co.. New York;
D: 11696, Nov. 7, 1907; 2c. Nov. 22, 1907.

14278

Finished (A) education; a finale for the first
part of a negro minstrel entertainment, ed.
bv George H. Coes. Boston, W. H. Baker
& CO., 1893. 1 p. 1., 6 p. 12°. ([Baker's
darkey plays])

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston; 1893:
428.57, Sept. 25; 2c. Oct. 20. 14279

Finished (A) fight; a 1 act monologue drama,
by A. S. Hoffman. 3 p. f. Typewritten.

© Harrv L. Newton and Aaron S. Hoffman,
Cliicago; b:1155, Dec. 5, 1901; 2c. Dec. 5,
1901. 14280

Finger (The) of scorn; a play in 4 acts, by Finished (The) picture. See Felicia d'Aufro.
A. L. Tubbs. Philadelphia, The Peun pub-

lishing company, 1901. 57 p. 12°.

© Penn pub. CO., Philadelphia ; D : 326,
Apr. 9, 1901 ; 2c. Apr. 10, 1901. 14272

Finger prints; or. No evidence, sketch by D.
Cunningham. 10 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 2, 1914; D: 35.528; Daniel Cun-
ningham, New York. 14272a

Finish (The); sittings from everyday life, in
1 act. by B. (Swede) Hall. 18 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Sept. 12, 1910; D: 22036; Billy
(Swede) Hall, Chicago. 14273

Finished (The) play; first act, by J. C. lloeber.
Ms.

© Ic. Feb. 14, 1914; D: 36023; Joseph C.
Roeber, New York. 14280a

Finisher (The) girl of New York; a comedy
drama in 5 acts, by I. Barsky.

© Israel Barsky, Conneaut, O. ; D : 2676,
Dec. 4, 1902. 14281

Finlay's Christmas baby; play in 1 act, by
J. A. Loining. [2], 8 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 9, 1912; D: 28622; John Ar-
thur Loining, New York. 14282

694

14283

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

14300

Finnegan and Tlanagan; drama, by W. Cole-
man Parker.

© Harold Roorbach, New York; 1899:
63257, Sept. 29; 2c. Oct. 14. 14283

Finnegan pasha; a comic opera in 3 acts,
words by S. MacDonald, music by Guenther
Kiesewetter.

© Samuel J. MacDonald, Newark, N. J. ;
1898:77315, Dec. 31. 14284

Finnegan's mistake; 3 act comedy, by P. Miles.

© Patrick Miles, Mount Summit, Ind. ;
1890:1491, Jan. 10. 14285

Finnegan's wake; an Irish comedy, by J. H.
Smith.

© .T. H. Smith, New York; 1892:24008,
June 8. 14286

Finnigan's ball; a comedy in 3 acts, by George
H. Emerick. cover-title, 1 p. 1., 51 p. 4°.
Printed.

© Frank T. Merritt, Mark Davis and Ollie
Mack, New York; 1894:20003, Apr. 19; 2c.
Oct. 10, 1899. 14287

Finnigan's courtship; a musical farce comedy
in 3 acts, by George H. Emerick,

© Joe W. Spears, New York; 1895:61861,
Dec. 6. 14288

Finnigan's finish; a farce in 1 act, by Howard
Amesbury. Clyde, O., Ames' publishing co.,
1906. 9 p. 12°. (On cover: Ames' series of
standard and minor drama, no. 27)

© Ames pub. co., Clyde, O. ; D : 8469, May
3, 1906; 2c. May 3, 1906. 14289

Finnigan's fortune; ar original comic Irish
play in 3 acts, by C. Townsend. Author's
ed. Boston, W. H. Baker & co., 1893. 38 p.
12°. ( [Baker's ed. of plays] )

© Charles Townsend, United States ; 1893 :
49203, Nov. 4; 2c. Dec. 28. 14290

Finnigan's 400; an Irish farce comedy in 3
acts, by J. D. Flynn.

© James D. Flynn, New Yorks 1898:
39026, June 27 ; 2c. Nov. 3, 1899. 14291

Finnigan's wedding; a musical farce comedy
in 3 acts, by Geo. H. Emerick.

© Charles Murry and Ollie Mack, United
States; 1895:18154, Apr. 1. 14292

Finola. See Tara.

Fior di neve; dramma lirico in 4 atti, parole
di A. Colautti, musica di Lorenzo Filiasi.
[Milano] Society editrice Sonzogno, 1910.
5 p. 1., 8-92 numb. 1. 8°. [Libretto only]

© Sept. 15, 1910; 2c. Oct. 10, 1910;
D: 22254; Edoardo Sonzogno, Milan. 14293

Fiore del passato; bozzetto drammatico in 1 atto,
da Edmondo de Amicis. (In II secolo XX.
gennaio, 1906, anno 5, no. 1)

© res. under act of Mar. 3, 1905, by Fra-
telli Treves, Milan; res. no. 160; Ic. Jan.
19, 1906. 14294

Fiorella; comedie lyrique en 1 acte, de Vic-
torien Sardou et P.-B. Gheusi, musique de
Amherst Webber. Paris, Enoch et cie., 1905.
20 p. 4°. [Libretto only]

© Enoch & CO., Paris; D : 6742, May 27,
1905 ; 2c. May 27, 1905. ^ 14295

Fire; drama in 3 acts, by M. Austin. Act 1.
{In Playbook, v. 2, no. 5, Oct. 1914)

© Dec. 30, 1914; Ic. Dec. 26, 1914;
D : 39208 ; Mary Austin, New York. 14295a

Same. Act 2, 3. {In Playbook, v. 2, no. 6,

7, Nov., Dec, 1914)

© Feb. 13, 1915; Ic. Feb. 17, 1915; D:
89923 ; Mary Austin, New York. 14295b

play in 1 act, by I. Badanes and M. Z.

Shomer. 14 p. 4 . Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 30, 1915 ; D : 41597 ; Ida Badanes
and Miriam Z. Shomer, New York. 14296

Fire (The) brigade; drama in 4 acts, by H. L.
De Long. [64] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 17, 1911; D : 23982 ; Harry L.
De Long, Easton, Pa. 14297

Fire-bringer (The); [in 3 acts] by William
Vaughn Moody. Boston and New York,
Houshton, Mifflin and company, 1904. 4 p. 1.,
107, [1] p. 12°.

© W. V. Moody, Chicago; A: 82811, Mar.
26, 1904; 2c. Mar. 26, 1904. 14297a

See also Poems (The) and plays of

■William Vaughn Moody.

Fire (The) chief; a comedy in 1 act, by Jo-
seph W. Staudish. 11 p. 4°. Typewritten.
© Jos. B. Maxwell, New York ; D : 887,
Sept. 20, 1901 ; 2c. Sept. 20, 1901. 14298

Fire (A) cracker drill; for boys, by Adelaide
Westcott Hatch. New York, Hints publishing
company, 1903. cover-title, 2 p. 12°.

© Hints pub. co., New York ; D : 4190. Nov.
5, 1903; 2c. Nov. 17, 1903. 14299

Fire (The) crackers; a singing and dancing
skit in 4 scenes, book and lyrics by C. B.
Casad. 12 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Campbell B. Casad, New York ; D : 10618,
May 22, 1907; 2c. May 22, 1907. 14300

Fire (The) damp. See Down in a coal mine.

Fire (The) escape, 1 a. m. ; farce in 1 act, by
E. C. Griffin. [1], 19 p. 4°, Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 6, 1914 ; D : 37769 ; Emily Cora
Griffin, New York. 14300a

695

14301

DKAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

14323

Fire (The) fiend; a pyrotechnic and fire drama Fire (The) worshiper; a romantic tragedy of
in 2 acts, bv H. Dumurs. Typewritten. ancient Persia in blank verse, by A. Silvani

and M. D. Buchanan, adapted from The
strange story of Ahrinziman by A. Silvani.
115 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Horace Dumars, New York ; 1891 : 28S6S,
Apr. 11; 2c. Feb. 17, 1892. 14301

See also Devastation.

© Anita Silvani and Marcia Darrali Bu-
chanan, Chicago ; D : 16095, June 19, 1909 ;
2c. June 19, 1909. 14313

Fire (The) fiends of Chicago; a revelation
of the great conflagration, by A. P. Morris, jr.

© A. P. Morris, jr., Baltimore; 1872:3741, pire (The) worshipers; a drama

Apr. 9. 14302

Fire fighters on ship and sliore; a dramatize
play in 1 scene, by C. L. Hagcn. 8 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Claude L. Hagen, New York; D; 9812,
Jan. 18, 1907; 2c. Jan. 28, 1907. 14303

Fire (The) fount; or, The Pirates of the Black
Isles, by Z. Evans.

© Zachary Evans, Louisville ; 1873 : 7375,
June 26. 14304

Fire (The) king; an original romantic drama,
with prologue and 3 acts, written in interest
of the fire department, by R. Hutchinson.

© Rodolphe Hutchinson, Garnerville, N.
Y. ; D : 2569, Nov. 10, 1902. 14305

Fire (The) of life; by K. V. Ridsdale.

© Kate Vinson Ridsdale, Milwaukee ; 1897 :
4568, Jan. 12; Ic. Jan. 12. 14306

Fire (The) of St. John's eve. See Feu de la
Saint-Jean.

Fire (The) patrol; by J. W. Harkins, jr.

© James W. Harkins, jr., V.'orcester ; 1891 :
6308, Feb. 16. 14307

Fire play; play in 4 acts, by H. A. Woodworth.
44 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 1, 1913 ; D : 32817 ; Helen Alden
Woodworth, Brookline, Mass. 14308

Fire (The) regained; play in 2 acts, by S. M.
Hirsch. [2], 38 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 7, 1913; D: 32216; Sidney M.
Hirsch, Nashville. 14309

Same. New York, The Knickerbocker

press (G. P. Putnam's sons). 1913. 42 p.
12°.

© May 3. 1913 ; 2c. May 8, 1913 ; D : 33319 ;
Sidney M. Hirsch, Nashville. 14310

Fire (The) show; fighting the flames, a 1 act
play, by C. L. Hagen. 14 n. f°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Claude L. Hagen, New York ; D : 10681,
May 31, 1907; 2c. May 23, 1907. 14311

Fire witch; or, Mrs. Lester's surprise, an his-
torical comedy-drama in 4 acts, by Franklin
Frederic. 112 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Marie B. Schrader, Washington ; D :
7474, Oct. 30, 1905; 2c. Oct. 30, 1905. 14312

© C. F. Newcomb and J. M. Hanks, United
States; 1882:17624, Oct. 23. 2c. Nov. 4.

14314

— dramatized from Thomas Moore's Lallah

Rookh, with songs and music by C. L. Moss.

© Clara Lewis Moss, Butte City, Mont;
1882:19016, Nov. 9. 14315

Fire (The) zouave; a historical spectacular
drama in 4 acts, by J. A. Reed.

© J. A. Reed, New York ; 1890 : 40133, Dec.
18. 14316

Firebrand; a drama in 5 acts, by J. H. Slater.

© J. H. Slater, Nashua, la.; 1890:9803,
Mar. 27. 14317

— drama in 4 acts, by A. Stringer. 121 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 9, 1910; D: 22773; Arthur
Stringer, New York. 14318

1 act play, by H. A. Phillips. [29] p. 4°.

Typewritten.

(g) Ic. Feb. 17, 1911; D: 23378; Henry Al-
bert Phillips, Sound Beach, Conn. 14319

— play in 3 acts and 3 scenes, by J. H. Price.
[159] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 18, 1912 ; D : 29703 ; J. H. Price,
New York. 14319a

or, The mystery of the masked 12, an

Irish picture in 4 acts and a prologue,
adapted by Wm. Tasker Dulany.

© W. T. Dulanv and Harry Duffield, Roch-
ester, N. Y. ; 1873 : 1875 ; Feb. 26. 14320

Firebug (The); in 4 acts, by W. L. Beers and
K. Stagg. [80] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 8, 1911; D : 25165 ; William
Lerov Beers and Katherine Stagg, New Y'^ork.

14321

a play in 1 act, by Clement Easton [i. e.

H. C. Easton] 14 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Henry Clement Easton, New York ; D :
8338, Apr. "l3, 1906 ; 2c. Apr. 13, 1906. 14322

Firefly (The); dramatic composition, by H. R.
H. Hayward. IS p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 22, 1912 ; D : 30611 ; Harry R. Hill
Hayward, Maplewood, Mo. 14323

696

14324

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

14343

Firefly (The)— Continued.

opera comedy in 3 acts, by O. A. Hauer-

bach. 120 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto

only]

© Ic. Aug. 24, 1912; D: 30621; Otto A.

Haiiorbnch, New York. 14324

play in 4 acts, by E. West. 31 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 23, 1910 ; D : 20277 ; Elise West,
New York. 14325

Fireman Bob; by F. L. Jones. 25 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 12, 1909 ; D : 17348 ; Frank L.
Jones, Lynn, Mass. 14326

Fireman's (The) Christmas eve; a silent story
in 7 scenes, by C. L. Hagen. 20 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Claiide L. Hacen, New York; D:9872,
Jan. 30, 1907 ; 2c. Jan. 30, 1907. 14327

sketch in 7 pictures with musical and

vocal accompaniments, by C. L. Hagen. 12 p.,

7 diagr. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Claude L. Hagen, New York; D:2907,

.Tan. 26, 1903; 2c. Jan. 26, 1903. 14328

Fireman's (The) heart; by B. IMaroan.

© Beatrice Marean, Ocala, Fla. ; 1894:
37722, Aug. 13. 14329

Fireman's (The) sweetheart; comedy drama in
4 acts, by Nelson Compston. [56] p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. July 23, 1914; D : 37655 ; Alexander
Byers, Chicago. 14329a

Firemen (The) of the Wissahickon inn; or.
How the chief fell off the waterwag'on,
operatic farce in 1 act. book and lyrics by
H. F. Norton, music adapted by Mary C.
Moore. 15 p. 8°. Printed. [Libretto only]

© Jan. 21. 1915; 2c. .Tan. 27. 1915; D:
39515; H. F. Norton. Seattle. 14329b

Firemen's (The) darling; a comedy drama in
4 acts, by Joseph H. Slater.

© Fi-ank J. Wesson, Chicago; 1891:40979,
Nov. 16. 14330

Firemen's (The) ward; a sensational comedy
in a prologue and 3 acts, by W. M. WiHiams.

© Wilbur M. Williams. Chicago; 1888:
33240, Nov. 24. 14331

Fires of St. John; a drama in 4 acts, from the
German of Hermann Sudermann, tr. and
adapted by Charles Swickard. Boston, J. W.
Luce & company. 1904. 139 p. incl. front,
(port.) 12°.

© .John W. Luce & co., Boston; D : .5607.

Sept. 26, ]904; 2c. Oct. 22, 1904. 14332

Fires of youth; drama in 4 acts, by A. Dwan.

[2], 95 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 19, 1910 ; D : 22092 ; Allan Dwan.

Chicago.

14333

Firescreen (The); comedy in 4 acts, by Alfred
• Sutro, New York, S. French ; London, S.
French, ltd., 1912. 109 p. 12°.

© Aug. 8, 1912; 2c. Aug. 12, 1912; D:
30508; Samuel French, ltd., London. 14334

Fireside (A) story; a Christmas comedietta in
1 act, by Walter Gordon. New York, De Witt,
1884. 10 p. 12°. ([De Witt's acting plays,
no. 329])

© A. T. B. De Witt, New York ; 1884 : 26395,
Dec. 30; 2c. Jan. 22, 1885. 14335

Fireworks; by E. L. Waitt. 11 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ernest L. Waitt, Boston ; D : 11682, Nov.
7, 1907; 2c. Nov. 7, 1907. 14336

a comedy in 3 acts, by E. A. Locke.

© E. A. Locke, Boston; 1880:9445, June
21. 14337

musical and farcical comedy.

© G. W. Purdy, New York; 1893:31893,
July 6. 14338

Firing- (The) line; 4 act comedy drama, drama-
tized from Ilobert W. Chambers' novel of
same title, by F. Searight. [14], 152 p. 4".
Typewritten.

© Ic. July 28, 1910; D: 21665; Franklyn
Searight, New York. 14339

play, from the book by Robert W. Cham-
bers, dramatized by F. Jackson. 116 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 1, 1909; D: 17239; Fred Jack-
son, New York. 14340

Firm as a rock; a play in 5 acts, by F. Mayo
and J. G. Wilson.

© Frank Mavo and John G. Wilson, Chi-
cago; 1882:14535, Sept. 1. 14341

Firm (The) of Satan, St. Peter & co. See

Hereafter (The)
First (The) acquaintance; talking sketch for

male and female, by B. C. May. 2 p. f°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 27, 1914; D: 36176; Benjamin

Chapman May, Sioux City, la. 14341a

First aid; unconventional comedy in 1 act, by

Joan and Richard Edridge. New York, S.

French; London, S. French, ltd., 1913. 20 p.

12°.

© Julv 28, 1913; 2c. July 29, 1913; D:

33929; Samuel French, ltd., London. 14342

■ Same.

© Sept. 19, 1913; 2c. Sept. 20, 1913; D:
34498; Samuel French, ltd., London. 14343
First aid to matrimony; comedy sketch in 1
!K!t, by W. Wray, jr. 18 p. f°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Sept. 1, 1915; D: 41623; William
Wray, jr., New York. 14343a

697

14344

DEAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

14361

First aid to the injured; farce, by H. A. Conk-
lin. 11 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 3, 1909 ; D : 17601 ; Harry Adams
Oonklin, New York. 14344

First aid to the wounded; a duologue, by
Harold Montague. New York, S. French;
London, S. French, ltd., 1905. 9 p. 12°.
(On cover: French's international copyrighted
ed. of the works of the best authors, no. 8S)
© Samuel French, New York ; D : 7000, July
19, 1905; 2c. Apr. 11, 1906. 14345

First and last; or, Down the river, a drama
in 3 acts and a prologue, by John F. Sears.

© Fred A. Cooper, United States; 1878:
11941, Oct. 16. 14346

First and second Mrs. Delauze; play in 3 acts,
by Mme. Gabriel Mourey, tr. by D. Austrian.
[70] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 4, 1910; D: 21266; Delia Aus-
trian, Chicago. 14347

First (The) baby; original sketch, by Mrs. W.
S. Blackburn. 8 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Mrs. Willie Scott Blackburn, Memphis,
Tenn.; D: 10639, May 25, 1907; 2c. May 25,
1907. 14348

First blood; play in 1 act, by R. H. Truax. [1],
31 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 18, 1915; D: 42103; Ravaud
Hawley Truax, New York. 14348a

First (The) born; by F. Powers. Typewrit-
ten.

© Francis Powers, San Francisco; 1897:
29169, May 13; 2c. May 7. 14349

romantic tragedy in 3 acts, by A. C. Che-

ney. [5], 71 p. 4 . Typewritten.

© Ic. July 22, 1912 ; D : 30311 ; Anne Cleve-
land Cheney, Brookline, Mass. 14350

First (The) brother; war satire in 4 acts, by

G. Schlotterbeck. [85] p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Nov. 24, 1914; D: 38902; G. Schlot-
terbeck, Cincinnati. 14350a

First (A) cabin passenger; play in 3 acts, by
H. E. Moss. 37 p. f. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 1, 1914; D: 37433; Harry E.
Moss, Kansas City, Mo. 14350b

First (The) cause; tabloid drama of social and
political intrigue in 1 scene, written by Her-
bert Thomson, from a scenario by Howard
Wall. [2], 20 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 31, 1915; D: 42624; Herbert
Thomson cc. New York. 14350c

First class; a drama in 5 acts.

© Oliver D. Byron, Long Branch, N. J. :
1886:10688, May 4. 14351

First (A) class hotel; a farce, by T. S. Denison.
Chicago, T. S. Denison.

© T. S. Denison, Chicago ; 1895 : 35808, Julv
9; 2c. Aug. 24. 14352

First class through; a farce comedy in 3 acts,
by W. J. Kohlman. 43 p. obi. 12°. Type-
written.

© "William Jacquard Kohlman, New York ;
" 1887 : 5327, Mar. 7 ; 2c. Mar. 7. 14353

First (The) cloud; a comedietta In 1 act, by
H. Clendenen, adapted from the Italian of
Luigi Alberti. Typewritten.

© Helena Clendenen, Maywood, HI. ; 1893 :
5867, Jan. 30; Ic. Jan. 30. 14354

First come, first served; a comedietta in 1
act, by John Maddison IMorton. New York,
De Witt [1886] 16 p. 12°. ( [De Witt's act-
ing plays, no. 339] )

© A. T. B. De Witt, New York ; 1886 : 30299,
Dec. 29; 2c. Aug. 30, 1888. 14355

First (The) consul. 60 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Bartlett Boder, St. Joseph, Mo.; D:

10679, May 31, 1907 ; 2c. May 16, 1907. 14356

First (The) contract; original sketch, by B.
McClure, and V. Watrous. [6] p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. June 8, 1912; D: 2991 8; Beatrice
McClure and Valerie Watrous, Seattle. 14357

First day of school; musical comedy, by O. E.
Schrader. 7 p. 4°. Typewritten^

© Ic. Aug. 30, 1912; D: 30785; Olive E.
Schrader, Cincinnati. 14358

First (The) day of the holidays; comedy in 4
acts, by C. A. Pellauus [pseud, of W. S.
Booth] Boston, Walter H. Baker & co., 1914.
35 p. 12°.

© Mar. 12, 1914; 2c. Mar. 13, 1914; D:
36331; Walter H. Baker & co.. Boston.

14358a

First (A) defender; drama In 2 acts, by J. A.
Herman. [3], 122 p. f°. Typewritten.
© Ic. Mar. 30, 1911 ; D : 23792 ; John Arm-

strong Herman, Harrisburg, Pa.

14359

First (The) degree. See Fat men's club.

First (The) degree of the Sorosis; a drama, by
W. Busch. Rev. Ms.

© William Busch, St. Louis; 1886:6976.
Mar. 26; 2c. Apr. 10. 14360

First (The) duchess of Marlborough; a play
in 4 acts and 5 scenes, by C. H. Meltzer.
182 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Charles Henry IMeltzer, New York ; D :
866, Sept. 16, 1901; 2c. Sept. 16, 1901. 14361

698

14362

COPYKIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

14379

First (The) edition; an entirely original com-
edv drama in 3 acts, by J. W. Shettel and
w! M. George.

© Jas. W. Shettel and W. M. George,
United States ; 1892 : 43883, Oct. 28. 14362

First (The) flag-. See Holiday plays.

First generation; a play in 4 acts, by J. Cor-
bin.

© John Corbin, New York; D : 7038, July
26, 1905. 14363

First (The) glass. See Rum.

First (The) Kentucky; a war drama, by W. W.
Gordon. 90 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© William W. Gordon, Rosedale, Kan.;
D:3498, Mav 27, 1903; 2c. May 27, 1903.

14364

First (The) kiss; a comedy in 1 act, by Maurice
Hageraan. Chicago, The Dramatic publishing
CO. [1897] 16 p. 12°. ([American acting
drama] )

© Dramatic pub. co., Chicago ; 1897 : .59872.
Oct. 22; 2c. Oct. 21. 14365

a drama in 4 acts, by L. J. L. Stilwell.

88 p. f°. Typewritten.

© I^aura Jean Libbey-Stilwell, Brooklyn;
D: 12057, Jan. 3, 1908; 2c. Jan. 3, 1908.

14366

or, The rival tenors, comic opera in 2 acts

and 4 scenes, by V. A. Pomeroy [i. e., V. A.
P. Todman], music by G. Carmini Morley, in-
troducing selections from the best composers.
© Yiola A. Pomerov Todman, San Fran-
cisco ; 1871 : 6463, July 10. 14367

See also Wallburger.

First (The) lady in the land; by J. B. Totten.
85 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Joseph Bvron Totten, New York ; D :
9982, Felj. 18, 1907 ; 2c. Feb. IS, 1907. 14368

-by Mrs. I. B. Campbell.

© IMrs. I. B. Campbell, Leadville, Col. ;
1896:30012, Moy IS. 14369

First (The) lady of the land; a play, by J. B.
Rickey. .56 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© John Boleman Hickey, Roxbury, Mass. ;
D : 11037, July 24, 1907 ; 2c. May 21, 1908.

14370

play in 4 acts, by C. F. Nirdlinger. 134 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 3, 1914 ; D : 35598 ; Charles Fred-
eric Nirdlinger, New York. 14370a

Same. Boston, Walter H. Baker & co.,

Hinds, New York; 1877:

14375

1914. 209 p. 12°.

© Mar. 27, 1914; 2c. Mar. 28, 1914; D:
36489; Charles Frederic Nirdlinger, New
York. 14370b

First (The) law of nature; dramatic sketch in
1 act, by Francis Powers. [1], 11 p. f°.
Type\^'Titten.

© Ic. Mar. 22, 1911; D: 23716; Martha
Russell, Chicago. 14371

First (The) locust; sketch in 1 act, by Hugh
Mytton. New York, S. French; London, S.
French, ltd., 1911. 20 p. 12°.

© Apr. 25, 1911; 2c. Apr. 26, 1911; D:
24057; Samuel French, ltd., London. 14372

First love; a drama in 5 acts, by J. A. Stevens.

© John A. Stevens, New York ; 1883 : 10229,

June 6. 14373

drama in 3 acts, by L. O. Moise. 62 p.

f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 23, 1912; D: 29137; Leonard
Compton MoTse, Covington, La. 14374

First love fatal; a drama in 3 acts, by W. P.
Hinds.

© William P.
41.39, Apr. 9.

First (The) man; by A. M. Davidson.

© Abbie M. Davidson, Chicago ; D : 14992,
Feb. 4, 1909. 14376

First (The) mate; melodrama in 4 acts, by
T. W. King and G. Levick. 60 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Thomas W. King and Gustavus Levick,
New York ; 1890 : 24676, Aug. 7 ; 2c. Aug. 12.

14377

First (The) national boot; farce in 2 acts, by
M[orton] G[oodspeed] Boston, W. H. Baker
& CO., 1914. 23 p. 12°.

© Aug. 15, 1914; 2c. Aug. 17, 1914; D:
37872; Walter H. Baker & co., Boston.

14377a

First (The) negro jury; or, The lost verdict,
play in 1 act, by J. J. Morrow. [4] p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 5, 1914; D: 36138; Joseph
James Morrow, St, Helen, Or. 14377b

First night; by G. V. Hobart. 41 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Jan. 31, 1910; D: 20065; George
V. Hobart, Pelham Manor, N. Y. 14378

drama in 1 act, by A. Fawcett. 8 p. 1.,

2-10 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 24, 1914 ; D : 36125 ; Allen Faw-
cett, New York. 14378a

a very pleasing farce in 1 act, by James

Budworth, arr. by Charles White. New York,
R. M. De Witt [1876] 1 p. 1., 16 p. 12°.
( [De Witt's Ethiopian and comic di'ama, no.
88])

© Robert M. De Witt, New York; 1876:
7984, July 3; 2c. July 26. 14379

699

14379

DEAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

14399

First-nighters; American comedy in 3 acts, by
H Forst. [94] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 14, 1915 ; D : 42493 ; Emil Forst,
New York. 14379a

First of April; a protean sketch, by W. F. Car-
roll. 12 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© W. F. Carroll, Philadelphia; D : 9107,
Sept. 18, 1906; 2c. Sept. 6, 1906. 14380

First (The) of his family; comedy drama in
a prologue and 3 acts, by D. E. Davenport.
48 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 12, 1913; D: 33699; Delbert
Essex Davenport, Kansas City, Mo. 14381

First (The) of May; a sketch, by Edward Ellis
and Edith Ellis Baker. 8 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Edw^ard M. Ellis, New York; D : 7717,
Nov. 29, 1905; 2c. Nov. 29, 1905. 14382

First (The) stone — Continued.

•play in 3 acts, by B. Israeli. [107] p. 4°.

First (The) of
Chief Enos.

the Modoc massacres. See

First (The) of the vendettas. See Paola.

First (The) precinct; comedy in 4 acts, by G.
Jacobson. [42] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 31, 1911; D: 23810; Gershon
Jacobson, Washington. 14383

First (The) quarrel; a farce in 1 act, by E.
Foreman. 8 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Edgar Foreman, New York ; D : 11898,
Dec. 9, 1907; 2c. Dec. 11, 1907. 14384

First (The) reproach; by C. D. Charles.

© Clement D. Charles, New York ; D : 450,
Apr. 23, 1901. 14385

First Samuel, 25th chap. See Nabal.

First (The) settler; a play in 1 act, by F.
Douglas. 11 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Frederick Douglas, Philadelphia ; D :
1309, Jan. 17, 1902 ; 2c. Jan. 17, 1902. 14386

First step; drama in 3 acts, by H. Scherman.
57 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 28, 1910 ; D : 20901 ; Harry Scher-
man, New York. 14387

First (The) stone; American play in 4 acts,
by H. Clifton. [8], 70 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 12, 1912 ; D : 31116 ; Henry Clif-
ton, Detroit. 14388

a play in 4 acts, by A. M. Bleich. [4], 52 p.

4°. TjTiewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 18, 1912 ; D : 30888 ; Arthur M.
Bleich, Cleveland. 14389

Moss.

by F.

[3], 48 p. f°. Type-

written.

© Ic. Jan. 8, 1912 ; D : 28258 ; Fredric Moss,
Kansas City, Mo. 14390

Typewritten.

© Ic. July 30, 1913; D: 33951; Baruch
Israeli, Washington. 14391

First (The) Thanksgiving,
for the school-room.

See Colonial plays

First (The) Thanksgiving dinner; a play for

' 6th to 12th grade schools, by Marjorie Benton

Cooke. Chicago, The Dramatic publishing

company, 1906. 16 p. 12°. (On cover:

School plays, no. 5)

© Dramatic pub. co., Chicago ; D : 9492, Nov.
22, 1906 ; 2c. Nov. 22, 1906. 14392

First (The) time; a 1 act play, by J. W. Tomp-
kins.

© Juliet Wilbor Tompkins, U. S. ; 1899:
51484, Aug. 10. 14393
See also Lawbreakers (The)

First (The) toll gate; or, Buth Tipton, by G. W.
Dannettell.

© George W. Dannettell, Evansville, Ind. ;
1884: 11658, June 9. 14394

First (The) violin; a comedy in 4 acts, drama-
tized from the novel of the same name, by
Jessie Fothergill. Typewritten.

© Richard Mansfield, New York; 1896:
61352, Nov. 9; 2c. Nov. 24. 14395

a drama in 5 acts, by E. C. Winter, founded

on the novel by Jessie Fothergill.

© Elizabeth C. Winter, New Brighton,
N. Y. ; 1897 : 51981, Sept. 17 ; 2c. Jan. 19, 1898.

14396

First (The) volunteer; 1 act playlet, by G. El-
more. 10 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 13, 1915 ; D : 39980 ; George El-
more, New York. 14396a

First (The) warning; by August Strindberg, tr.
by Velma Swanston Howard. 34 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Hilda Englund, New York; D: 11046,
July 26, 1907 ; 2c. July 16, 1907. 14397

First (The) woman governor; dramatic playlet
in 1 act, by Jessie Shirley. 15 p. 8°. Type-
written.

© Ic. July 26, 1909 ; D : 16357 ; Mrs. Henry
W. Smith, Spokane, Wash. 14398

First (The) world's sporting congress, and
carnival, and universal sporting goods ex-
position; by I. Mondschein.

© Isaac Mondschein, Cincinnati ; D : 1462,
Feb. 19, 1902. 14399

Fish (The); play in 1 act, by S. M. Childrey.
4 p. f °. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 8, 1915 ; D : 40113 ; Stanley Mor-
gan Childrey, Philadelphia. 14399a

700

14400

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

14422

Fish (The) limit; little comedy in 1 act, by
J. H. Turner. [24] p. f °. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 27, 1913 ; D : 34551 ; John Hast-
ings Turner, London. 14400

Fish (The) net; a society comedy in 3 acts, by
E. Ormonde.

© Eugene Ormonde, New York; 1892:
10683, Mar. 9. 14401

Fish (A) out of water; a comedy in 1 act, by
J. D. Jaxone. 22 p. f°. Typewritten.

© J. Duke Jaxone, New York ; D : 3205,
Mar. 28, 1903 ; 2c. Mar. 28, 1903. 14402

Fish (A) story. 7 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Virginia Dudley, Florence, S. C. ; D :
10167, Mar. 18, 1907 ; 2c. Mar. 18, 1907. 14403

melodramatic comedy in 1 act, by W. Mack.

13 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 27, 1915; D: 41584; Charles
Bachmann and Willard Mack, New York.

14403a

Fisher (The) maiden; an entirely original
comic opera in 2 acts, libretto by Arthur ,J.
Lamb, score by H. Von Tilzer. 72 p. 4°.
Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Harry Von Tilzer music pub. co., New
York; D:3777, July 31, 1903; 2c. July 31,
1903. 14404

musical comedy in 2 acts, by J. K. Bangs

and Roderic C. Penfield.

© John K. Bangs and R. C. Penfield, New
York ; D : 3797, Aug. 6, 1903. 14405

Fisherman (The) and the pearls; a water spec-
tacle in 1 act and 2 scenes, by D. G. Aron-
berg and J. A. Taylor. [3] p. 12°. Printed.
© J. A. Taylor and D. G. Arouberg, Cleve-
land; D: 12387, Jan. 27, 1908; 2c. Feb. 18,
1908. 14406

Fisherman's (The) daughter. 59 p. f. Type-
written.

© W. H. Harder, Port Huron, Mich.; D:
6438, Mar. 31, 1905 ; 2c. Mar. 31, 1905. 14407

a comedy-drama, by W. Gillette.

© William Gillette, Hartford ; 1884 : 16498,
Aug. 14. 14408

Fisherman's (The) hut; libretto, by W. F.
Peirce, music by A. S. Kendall.

© W. Fred Peirce, Boston ; 1884 : 3704, Feb.
20. 14409

Fisherman's (A) luck; a comedy-drama in 4
acts, by W. P. Getchell.

© Wendell P. Getchell, Plymouth, Mass.;
1891:13659, Apr. 15. 14410

Same. Boston, W. H. Baker & company,

1893. 47 p. 12°. ([Baker's ed. of plays])

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston; 1893:

53198, Dec. 1; 2c. Feb. 19, 1894. 14411

Fisherman's (A) luck — Continued.

an Ethiopian sketch in 1 scene, by Charles

White. New York, R. M. De Witt.

© Robert M. De Witt, New York; 1875:

7699, July 23; 2c. July 29. 14412

a humorous lyric pastoral, by M. D. Kim-

ball, music by Wm. Hubbard Harris. 39 p.
12°. Printed. [Libretto only]

© Mather Dean Kimball, Milwaukee; D:
4588, Jan. 20, 1904 ; 2c. Dec. 9, 1905. 14413

Fisherman's (A) romance. See If I were
only king. — Were I the king.

Fishermen (The); sketch in 1 act, by J. C. So-
lari. [1], 9 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 25, 1912; D: 28429; Joseph C.
Solari, St. Louis. 14414

Fisher's scoop; comedy sketch, by J. W. Sayre.
13 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 3, 1911 ; D : 22995 ; J. W. Sayre,

Seattle. 14415

Fishing; by Wal Pink, music by George Le
Brunn. 11 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto
only]

© Harry Tate, London; D : 8794, July 9,
1906; 2c. July 9, 1906. 14416

farce comedy, by the Clipper comedy four.

3 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Frank Millard and Andv Leigh, New
York ; D : 7235, Sept. 8, 1905 ; 2c. Sept. 8, 1905.

14417

Fishland; by J. L. Lasky.

© Jesse Louis Lasky, New York ; D : 10756,
June 12, 1907. 14418

Fishtown (The) heiress; or Sal Shadfish's luck,
a farcical absurdity in 1 act, by L. C. Tees.

© Levin C. Tees, Philadelphia ; 1897 : 01G44,
Nov. 1 ; 2c. Nov. 1. 14419

Fisku.s (Der) See Schauspiele.

Fit and Suitemall fashions; a fantastic enter-
tainment in 2 scenes and a tableau, by Kate
F. Ellis. Boston, W. H. Baker & co., 1904.
19 p. 16°. (On cover: Baker's novelties)
© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston ; D : 4441,
Dec. 28, 1903; 2c. Feb. 18, 1904. 14420

Fit (A) in three spasms; a musical comedy in
3 acts, by B. W. Wallace.

© Bart W. Wallace, Chicago; 1892:48911,
Dec. 1. 14421

Fits, and Miss Fitz; another comedy of errors,
a farcical comedy in 3 acts and 4 tableaux,
by C. F. Pidgin.

© Charles F. Pidgin, Boston ; 1880 : 12824,
Aug. 20. 14422

701

14423

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

14438

Fitz in full dress; a dramatic composition in
1 act and 1 scene, by E. A. Rackett. 6 p. f °.
Typewritten.

© Ernest A. Racliett, Chicago ; D : 10078,
Mar. 5, 1907; 2c. Mar. 5, 1907. 14423

Fitzebutze; nacli dem gleiclinamigen bilder-
bucli von Dehmel-Kreidolf als traumspiel
fiir die biihne eingericlitet von Willy Seibert,
musilf von Bernhard Kohler. Koln am Rliein,
Schafstein & co., 1901. 16 p. 16°. [Extracts
with stage directions]

© Schafstein & co., Cologne, Germany; D:
1218, Dec. 28, 1901 ; 2c. Dec. 28, 1901. 14424

Fitznoodle; an original American comedy in 3

acts, by B. B. Vallentine and John G. Wilson.

© B. B. Vallentine, New Yorls: ; 1886 : 6805,

Mar. 24. 14425

Fitzsimmons-Corbett figM; or, The contest of
the century, by T. F. Gaynor.

© Thomas F. Gaynor, Brooklyn; 1897:
19366, Mar. 25. 14426

Five a. m. See, at end of alphabet, titles be-
ginning with figures : 5 a. m.

Five and 6 off; an original comedy in 4 acts.

© Henry B. Phillips, Chicago ; 1SS3 : 11042,

June 18. 14427

Five (The) Barrison sisters' extravaganza; a
musical drama. Typewritten.

© Fred Irwin, New York ; 1897 : 18667, Mar.
22; 2c. Apr. 3. 14428

Five (The) cent barber shop; negro farce, l>y
Frank Dumont. New York, Cliicago [etc.] M.
Witmark & sons [1902] 10 p. 12".

© M. Witmark & sons. New York ; D : 2752,
Dec. 10, 1902; 2c. Dec. 9, 1902. 14429

Five dancing ushers; by L. J. Curley. 4 p. f °.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 15, 1909; D: 19750; Leo J.
Curley, Waterbury, Conn. 14430

Five feet of comic opera; a monologue in 1 act,
by G. Hazard. 2 p. 4°. Typewritten.
[Words only]

© Grace Hazard, Washington ; D : 9374.
Nov. 3, 1906; 2c. Nov. 3, 1906. 14431

Five feet of novelty; a musical monologue in
1 act, by G. Hazard. 3 p. 4°. Typewritten.
[Words only]

© Ic. May 20, 1910; D: 21103; Grace
Hazard, Woodridge, D. C. 14432

Five-fifteen; comedy of suburban life in 1 act,
by E. A. Adelman. 5 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 1, 1915 ; D : 40802 ; Ethel Alton
Adelman, Des Moines. 14432a

Five (The) Frankforters; comedy in 3 acts, by
Carl Roessler [pseud, of Franz Ressner], au-
thorized English version, by J. Fuchs. Nev>'
York, The H. K. Fly co. [1913] 127 p. 12°.
© Nov. 25. 1913; 2c. Dec. 29, 1913; D:
30003 ; H. K. Fly co.. New York. 14432b

Five (The) Froliques and their friends. See
Kriss Kringle's holiday.

]^ve hundred dollars reward; by Y. De W.
Kaplan.

© Ysabel De Witte Kaplan, Englewood, N.
J.; D: 13642, Aug. 25, 1908. 14433

Five hundred thousand devils.

alphabet, titles beginning
500,000 devils.

See, at end of
with figures :

Five in the morning; a dramatic poem in 1
act, by H. Hagedorn. 37 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Hermann Hagedorn, Cambridge, INIass. ;
D: 15813, May 10, 1909; 2c. Mav 17, 1909.

14434

■See also Troop (A) cf the guard, and

other poems.

Five (The) million dollar picture; comedy in
1 act, by M. J. Newman. [1], 13 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Jan. 23, 1913 ; D : 32049 ; M. J. New-
man, Chicago. 14435

Five minutes from Yell college; Dutch rapid-
fire talking act, by Harry L. Newton. Chi-
cago, T. S. Denison [1909] 8 p. 12°.
( [Denison's vaudeville sketches] )

© Sept. 27, 1909; 2c. Sept. 29, 1909; D:
16962; T. S. Denison, Chicago. 14436

Five o'clock; sketch in 1 act, by O. Dymow, tr.
from the Russian by Bernard Edelhertz. 23 p.
4°. Ms.

© Ic. .Tilly 21, 1915; D: 41282; Ossip Dy-
mow, New York. 14436a

Five o'clock tea; farce by W. D. Howelis. New
York, Harjior and brothers, 1894. 46 p. front.,
pi. 24°. (Harper's black &, white series)

© Harper & bros.. New York ; 1894 : 24537,
May 15 ; 2c. June 19. 14437

See also Kora (La) del te. — Mouse-trap

(The) and other farces.

Five one act plays; by Stanley Houghton.
New York, S. French ; London, S. French, ltd.,
1913. Ill p. 12°.

Contents : The dear departed. — Fancy
free. — The master of the house. — Phipps. —
The fifth conunandment.

© .Tan. 23, 1913 ; 2c. Jan. 25, 1913 ; D : 33621 ;
Samuel French, ltd., London. 14438

702

14439

COPYRIGHTED IN" THE UNITED STATES

14452

Five pies; romance of Avalia in 3 acts, by D.
Carb. 100 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 21, 1911 ; D : 24997 ; David Carb,
Fort Worth, Tex. 14439

Five playlets; written for the Department of
social betterment, Brooklyn bureau of chari-
ties, by H. D. Jenkins. [Brooklyn, P. J. Col-
lison & CO., 1915] 39 p. 8°.

Contents : Mother Goose up-to-date. —
Judith and Ariel. — Our friends the foods. —
In a tenement. — Killing giants.

© Sept. 7, 1915; 2c. Sept. 13, 1915; D:
41740; Hester D. Jenkins, Brooklyn. 14439a

Five plays; by G. Fitzmaurice. Loudon and
Dublin, Maunsel & co., ltd., 1914. 4 p. 1.
203 p. 12°.

Contents : The country dressmaker. — The
moonlighter. — The pie-dish. — The magic
glasses. — The dandy dolls.

© July 12, 1914; Ic. July IS, 1914; D:
37G31; George Fitzmaurice, Dublin. 14439b

Five thousand dollars reward,
alphabet, titles beginning
$5,000 reward.

See, at end of
with figures :

by Lord Dunsany (Edward Jolin Moreton

Drax Plunkett) New York, Mitchell Ken-
nerley, 1914. xii, 116 p. 12°.

Contents : The gods of the mountain.— The
golden doom. — King Argimenes and the un-
known warrior. — The glittering gate. — The
lost silk hat.

© Apr. 1, 1914 ; 2c. Apr. 9, 1914 ; D : 36699 ;
Mitchell Kennerley, New York. 14439c

Five points; a drama, by F. G. Maeder.

© Fred G. Maeder, New York ; 1873 : 7982,
July 10. 14440

Five pound note; by S. Gait.

© Sterling Gait, New York ; 1897 : .59353,
Oct. 19. 14441

Five (The) secrets; a tragedy in 4 acts, by E.
E. Holt.

© Eva E. Holt, Haverhill, Mass.; 1894:
1466, Jan. 3. 14442

Five (The) sisters; libretto of comic opera in 3
acts, by C. F. Pietseh. [4], 70 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Dec. 7, 1912; D: 31626; Charles F.
Pietseh, New York. 14443

Five (The) thousand dollar purse; a 1 act
comedy, by Edwin Hanford. 29 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© J. Herbert Mack', New York ; D : 12638,
Mar. 30, 1908; 2c. Mar. 23, 1908. 14444

Five thousand dollars; or, Wanted, a partner,
an original comedy in 3 acts, by J. B. Key
and W. A. Mestayer [pseud, of Wm. A. Houpt]
New York, 1884.

© James Barton Key and W. A. Houpt,
United States; 1884:5576, Mar. 17. 14445

Five thousand pounds sterling. See, at end of
alphabet, titles beginning with figures:
£5,000.

Five thousand teapots; a comedy in 3 acts, by
M. B. Goodman.

© Minnie Buchanan Goodman, New York;
1889 : 33226, Nov. 1. 14446

Five times a wife; a middle-aged female
sketch, by W. H. Lingard. ^

© William Horace Lingard, Kew York;
1872:8656, Aug. 13. 14447

Five (The) wrinkles; a play in 1 act, by O. T.
Johnsone. 13 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 18, 1915; D: 42519; Otto T.
Johnsone, Brooklyn. 14447a

Five years away.

See Deed (The)

See Grass (The) or-

Five years to find out.
phan.

Fix in a fix; a dramatic composition in 1 act,
by C. H. Bradshaw. 18 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Charles H. Bradshaw, New York; D:
845; Sept. 6, 1901; 2c. Sept. 6, 1901. 14448

Fixed; drama in 1 act, by S. A. Thomson. 8 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 15, 1912; D: 30268; Stanlev
Allan Thomson, Menlo Park, Cal. 14449

Fixed for life. See Skein (A) of yarn.

Fixed (A) idea; a drama in 4 acts, by W. G.
Harrison.

© William Greer Harrison, San Francisco ;
1896 : 64352, Nov. 25. 14450

play in 1 act, by F. Schleitcr. [1], 15 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 4, 1914; D: 36242; Frederick
Schleiter, New York. 14450a

psychological drama of modern life, by

L. E. Bisch. 100 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 5, 1910; D: 20382; Louis B.
Bisch, New York. 14451

Fixed post; comedy in 1 act, by E. Hopkins.
[2], 18 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 11, 1914 ; D : 35996 ; Edwin Hop-
kins, New York. 14451a

Fixed (A) race; a comedy drama in 4 acts, by
J. A. Eraser and E. Wood. 64 p. f°. Type-
written.

© John A. Eraser and Eugene Wood, Chi-
cago ; 1889 : 3824, Feb. 1 ; 2c. Mar. 21. 14452

703

14452

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

14469

Fixer (The) ; comedy sketch, by J. Slevin. 17 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 16, 1915; D: 40374; James
Slevin, Los Angeles. 14452a

-play in 1 act, by G. Nagel. 8 p. f. Type-

written.

© Ic. May 14, 1914 ; D : 37034 ; Geo. Nagel,
Newark, N. J. 14452b

Fixing a Ford; farce comedy, by H. N. James.
9 p. f°. TypewTitten.

© Ic. Jan. 23, 1914; D: 35990; Harry New-
ton James, Venice, Gal. 14452c

Fixing sister; comedy drama in 4 acts, by W.
Hodge. 122 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 30, 1915; D: 40527; William
Hodge, New York. 14452(1

Fixing the furnace; dramatico-musical compo-
sition in 1 act, by B. Burke. [1], 11 p. 4°.
Typewritten. [Words only]

© Ic. Au?. 10, 1912 ; D : 30499 ; Billy Burke,
New York. 14453

Fixing up Bessie; a rural comedy sketch, by
M. O'Neill. 8 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Maurice O'Neill, Milton, Mass. ; D : 438,
May 6, 1901 ; 2c. May 19, 1903. 14454

Fiz! bang!! boom!!! a musical comedy in 3 acts,
by J. E. Henshaw and M. Ten Broeck.

© John E. Henshaw and May Ten Broeck,
Boston ; 1885 : 4970, Feb. 27. 14455

Fjeldfuglen. See Efterladte skrifter; af Hen
rik Ibsen.

Flachsmann als erzieher; a comedy, by Otto
Ernst [pseud, of O. E. Schmidt] ed. with
notes and vocabulary by Elizabeth Kingsbury.
Boston, London [etc.] Ginn & co. [1904] vii,
190 p. front, (port.) 16°.

© Elizabeth Kingsbury, Lincoln, Neb. ; A :
92610, July 25, 1904 ; 2c. Aug. 24, 1904.

14455a

Flag (The) lieutenant; by W. H. Allderdice.
© William Hillary Allderdice, Philadel-
phia ; 1896 : 60009, Oct. 31. 14456

a naval comedy in 4 acts, by Major W. P.

Drury and Leo Trevor. 127 p. 4". Type-
written.

© Cvril Maude, London; D: 13751, Sept.
10, 1908 ; 2c. Aug. 7, 1908. 14457

Flag (The) of courage; allegorical 1 act play
for amateurs, by Emma Gary Wallace.
Franklin, O., Eldridge entertainment house,
1913. 9 p. 12°.

© Nov. 1, 1913 ; 2c. Dec. 26, 1913 ; D : 35443 ;
Eldridge entertainment house, Franklin, O.

14458

Flag (The) of honor; an historical, romantic
and spectacular drama.

© Edmund Gerson, New York ; 1877 : 7369,
June 23. 14459

Flag (The) of the army. See Eachel.

Flag (The) of the free; an original American

sensation comedy in 3 acts, by J. Templeton.

© John Templeton, New York ; 1873 : 9847,

• Sept. 2. 14460

Flag, the claw witch; or. Border life in Ne-
vada, a drama in 4 acts, by Mi's. G. Goldth-
waite.

© Mrs. Geo. Goldthwaite, Leadville, Col. ;
1891 : 30169, Aug. 24. 14461

Flagman (The); 1 act sketch, by J. Gorman.
9 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 11, 1911; D: 23332; Jack Gor-
man, New York. 14462

Flags of the world; poetical composition with
musical and pictorical embellishments in 1
scene, by Frank Tannehill, jr.

© Maude Tannehill, Greenville, N. J. ;
1898 : 15731, Mar. 7 ; 2c. Mar. 7. 14463

Flaherty's masquerade; a farce comedy in 3

acts, by Cashman and Zalenka. Typewritten.

© Daniel P. Cashman and Barbara H.

Zalenka, Chicago; 1898:14077, Feb. 28; 2c.

Jan. 27 ; 2c. Feb. 21. 14464

Flambeaux (Les); piece en 3 actes, par H.
Bataille. [In Petite illustration, no. 6, 5 avril
1913, serie-th6atre, no. 3)

© Apr. 5, 1913 ; 2c. Apr. 25, 1913 ; D : 33064 ;
Henry Bataille, Paris. 14465

Flambee (La); pi^ce en 3 actes, par H. Kiste-
maeckers. 36 p. illus. 4°. (L'lllustration
theatrale, 8* ann§e-207, 16 mars 1912)

© Mar. 16, 1912 ; 2c. Apr. 16, 1912 ; D : 29375 ;
Henry Kistemaeckers, Paris. 14466

Flame (The); drama in 1 act, by V. Kline. 28
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 30, 1912; D: 31615; Virginia
Kline, New York. 14467

musical romance, by Overall Dean [pseud.

of J. O. W. Dean] 14 p. f°. Typewritten.
[Libretto only]

© Ic. Mar. 11, 1913 ; D : 32816 ; Janet Wil-
liams Dean, Corona, Cal. 14468

a play in 4 acts, dramatized from story of

same title, by L. E. Taber. Ill p. f°. Type-
written.

© Ic. July 1, 1912; D: 30148; Louise E.
Taber, San Francisco. 14469

704

14469

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

14490

Flame (The) of heaven; original play in 1 act,
by L. D. Kornfield. [1], 31 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Feb. 3, 1914 ; D : 35892 ; Louis David
Kornfield, Cambridge, Mass. 14469a

Flaming eyes; a 1 act play of French Canada,
by John T. Prince, jr. 11 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© J. T. Prince, jr.. New Torlj ; D:6665,
May 15, 1905; 2c. May 15, 1905. 14470

Flaming ramparts; play in 4 acts, by E. B.
Delano. 72 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 21, 1915 ; D : 42537 ; Edith Bar-
nard Delano, East Orange, N. J. 14470a

See also Unbidden (The) guest.

Flaming (The) sword; play in 4 acts, by M.
Goldsmith. 125 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 9, 1913 ; D : 33743 ; Milton Gold-
smith, New York. 14471

Flanigan's fiats; a musical comedy in 3 acts,
by J. D. Flynn.

© James D. Flynn, Cincinnati ; 1897 : 71099,
Dec. IS. 14472

Flannigan's kaflfee-klatsch. See Hash.

Flannigan's wedding; an original Irish
musical farce comedy in 3 acts and 6 scenes,
by W. E. Bickett. Typewritten.

© Wm. E. Bickett, Columbus, O. ; 1895:
22204, Apr. 22; 2c. Apr. 22. 14473

Flash (The); tragedy of today in tabloid form,
by J. N. Wilson. 8 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 28, 1913; D : 33088 ; Jerome
Nelson Wilson, New York. 14474

Flash-light (The); a romantic picturesque
drama, by J. J. McCloskey.

© James J. McCloskey, Brooklyn; 1886:
18206, Aug. 10. 14475

sketch, by L. Volkman and S. P. Carr. [1],

Flash (The) of diamonds; 4 act molodramn, by
B. Kling. G6 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Bernard Kling. Now York; D : 286."), .Tan,
15, 1903; 2v. ,lan. 15, 19(«. 14480

or. The Sovithern cross, a niclodrania in

5 acts, by F. 11. I'ai'ker, jr.

© Frank Robinson Parker, jr., IMiiladel-
phia; 1890:6472, Feb. 24. 14481

Flash (A) of lightning; or. The Confederate's
daughter, a play in 5 acts, by E. F. Rum-
ley.

© Ed. Forest Rumlev, Keuka. F(a. ; 1895 :
37836, July 22. ^ 14482

Flash (A) of red; a marine romance in 1 act,
by A. W. Stace. 28 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Artluir W. Stace, Grand Rapids, Mich. ;
D : 12275, Jan. 30, 1908 ; 2c. Jan. 30, 1908.

14483

Flash-point (The); play in 3 acts, by Mrs.
Scott-Maxwell. London, Sidgwick & Jackson,
ltd., 1914. 128 p. 12°.

© Apr. 2, 1914 ; Ic. Apr. 10, 1914 ; D : 36663 ;
Sidgwick & Jackson, ltd., London. 14483a

Flashers (The); a farce in 1 act, by R. W. Peck.

oS p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Raymond W. Peck, Chicago; D : 3870,

Aug. 24, 1903; 2c. Aug. 24, 1903.

14484

28 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 25, 1912; D : 30349 ; Lillian
Volkman, Baltimore, and Sarah Pratt Carr,
San Francisco. 14476

Flash-light Cragin; playlet in 1 act, by C. H.
O'Dounell. [1], 10 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 13, 1913 ; D : 33248 ; C. H. O'Dou-
nell, New York. 14477

Flash-light (A) from vaudeville land; play in
1 act, by Thomas J. Gray. Male version.
19 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 1, 1912; D: 29201; Henry B.
Toomer, New York. 14478

Same. Male and female version.

© Ic. Mar. 1, 1912; D: 29202; Ilonry B.
Toomer, New York. 14479

5379—15 45 705

Flashes; C. Scholield's new comedy.

© Charles Schofiold, Detroit ; 1882 : 362,
Jan. 10. 14485

Flat (The) hunters; play in 1 act, by J. MeCrce.
[1], 13 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 29, 1914; D : 38367 ; Jiinie Mc-
Cree, New York. 14485a

Flat (The) next door; a comedy in 1 act, by
J. C. Fox. Typewritten.

© John C. Fox. New York; 1897:40271,
July 10; 2c. Aug. 16. 14486

Same.

© John C. Fox, New York; 1897:71291,
Dec. 20; Ic. Dec. 20. 14487

Flatiron (The) girl; In 3 acts, by L. Ditricli-
stein and W. Stcoll. 94 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Loo Ditrichstoin, Stamford, Conn., and
Willis Steell, Now York: D : 6919, July 7,
1905; 2c. Aug. 18, 1905. 14488

Flatterer (The); an Amorican coniod.v in 4 acts,
by C. J. Smith.

© Charles Jeffrey Smith, New York ; 187."; :
2674, Mar. 23. 14489

Flaw (The); or. The flaw in the armor, play
in 4 acts, I)y A. H. Gibson and Myrtle M.
Nuttall. 176 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 13, 1912 ; D : 29656 ; Addison H.
Gibson, Los Angeles. 14490

14491

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

14505

Flaw (The) in the armor. Sec Flaw (The)

Flaw in the title; a rural play in 4 acts, by
C. E. Turner. 77 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Celie Ellis Turner, New York ; D : 8028,
Feb. 19, 1906; 2c. Feb. 19. 1906. 14491

Flecktyphus (Der); dramatisches spiel, einem
schwank, von B. Schumann nach umgearbeit
und erweitert von E. J. Freund. Antigo, Wis..
Antigo publishing company [1915] 23 p. 16°.
© Oct. 1, 1915 ; 2c. Oct. 15, 1915 ; D : 42004 ;
Antigo pub. co., Antigo, Wis. 14491a

Fledermaus (Die) (The bat); operetta in 3 acts,
book by C. Haft'ner and Richard Geuee, Eng-
lish lyrics by Charles Henry Meltzer, music
by .Tohann Strauss. New York, F. Rullman,
1905. 31 p. 4°. [Libretto only. German
and English]

© F. Rullman, New York; D : 6222, Feb.
14, 1905 ; 2c. Feb. 11. 1905. 14492

Fleecing' the lambs; a comedy in 2 acts, by
F. Damsel. 23 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Frank Damsel, New York; D : 9524,
Nov. 10, 1906; 2c. Nov. 12. 1906. 14493

Fleeing (The) flyer; farce in 1 act, by F. J.
Vreeland. New York, Dick and Fitzgerald.
1914. 18 p. 12°.

© Jan. 2, 1914 ; 2c. Jan. 3, 1914 ; D : 35534 ;
Dick & Fitzgerald, New York. 14493a

Fleet (A) wedding; a romantic comedy in a
prolog\ie nnd 3 .'"kts, by G. L. Furniss. 117 p.
4". Typewritten.

© Grace Livingston Furniss, New York ;
D : 1506, Mar. 1, 1902 ; 2c. Mar. 1, 1902.

14494

Flesh and blood; dramatic composition in 3
acts, by H. G. Ebertz. [19] p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Sept. 21, 1914; D: 38272; Henry C.
Ebertz, Stapleton, N. Y. 14494a

Flesh (The) and the devil; drama in 3 acts,

by G. Fulton and T. H. Walther. [Torquay,

The Devonshire press, ltd., 1914] 119 p. 12°.

© Ic. Mar. 26, 1914; D: 36585; Grenville

Fulton, London. 14494b

Flesh-pots (The) of Egypt; drama in 4 acts,
by F. G. Buchanan. [3], 59 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Dec. 26, 1912 ; D : 31795 ; Frances G.
Buchanan, Denver. 14495

Fletcher's revenge; a dramatic composition in
4 acts, by E. Gillespie. 131 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Ethel Gillespie, Chicago ; D : 1684, Apr.
2, 1902 ; 2c. Apr. 2, 1902. 14496

Fleur (La); tragedy in 5 acts, by M. Montagu
[i. e., Marie Montague Hubges] 94 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Marie Montagu, New York ; D : 3167,
Feb. 17, 1903; 2c. Mar. 20. 1903. 14497

Fleur de neige. See Snegourotchka.

Fleur des ondes; drame en 4 actes et un tab-
leau linal, de G. de Montreuil. 32, 2 p. 12°.
Printed.

© July 28, 1913; 2c. July 31. 1913; D:
34185 ; Gaetane de Montreuil, Montreal.

14498

Fleur (La) merveilleuse; comedie en 4 actes,
en vers, par M. Zamacois. 44 p. 4°. (L'lllus-
tration theatrale, no. 153)

© June 25, 1910; 2c. July 30, 1910; D:
216S6; Miguel Zamacois, Paris. 14499

Fleurette; a dramn, by J. B. Marvin.

© .Toseph B. Marvin, Washington; 1887:
20058, Aug. 5. 14500

a play in 3 acts, by Marion Eseret [pseud.

of M. T. P^ortescue]

© Marion T. Fortescue, New York; 1874:
5051, Apr. 16. 14501

Fleurs (Les) de lis; a dramn in 3 acts, by H.
F. Taylor. 85 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Henry Ficch Taylor, Cos Cob, Conn.;
D:830G, Apr. 9, 1906; 2c. Apr. 9, 1906.

14502

Flickered (The) way; play in 4 acts, by G. M.
Fee. [2], 95 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 12, 1914 ; D : 36062 ; Grace Marie
Fee, Detroit. 14502a

Flickerscope (The); by R. H. Hazard.

© R. H. Hazard, St. Louis; 1897:24116,
Apr. 19. 14503

Fliegende (Der) Hollander. See Flying (The)
Dutchman. — Tristan und Isolde.

Fliegende (Der) rittmeister; operette in 1 akt,
von Leo Stein [pseud, des Leo RosensteinJ
und Bela Jenbach, musik von Hermann Dos-
tal. Soufilierbuch. Leipzig, L. Doblinger
(Bernluird Herzmansky) 1912. 29 p. 8°.

© Nov. 14, 1912; 2c. Apr. 16, 1913; D:
33731; Ludwig Doblinger (Bevnliard Herz-
mansky), Leipzig. 14504

Flight (The); original play in 1 act and 3
scenes, by A. J. Lamb. [2], 20 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Oct. 10, 1912; D: 31143; Arthur J.
Lamb, New York. 14505

48 p.

— play in 4 acts, by B. L. Seacombe.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 14, 1915; D: 40361; Belle Levi-
son Seacombe, New York. 14505a

706

14506

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

14529

Flight (The) from tyranny; drama in 4 acts,
by H. Benmosche. [2], 39 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Aug. 8, 1913; D: 34066; Herman
Benmosche, Roxbury, Mass. 14506

Flight of a dove; 1 act play, by H. P. Jameson
(Mme. Qui Vive) Proof.

© Helen Follett Jameson, Chicago ; D :
11793, Nov. 18, 1907 ; 2c. Sept. 4, 1907. 14507

Flight (The) of Aeneas; a Latin tragedy in 3
acts, arr. from the first four boolcs of Vir-
gil's Aeneid, by M. H. Barrows.

© Mabel Hay Barrows, Washington; 1898:
32128, May 24 ; 2c. June 24. 14508

Flight (The) of man; comedy in 1 act, by L.
Smitli. 10 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 1, 1911 ; D : 2.5651 ; Lillian Smith,
St. James, N. Y. 14509

Same. [2], 12 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 16, 1914; D: 37326; Lillian
Smith, St. James, N. Y. 14509a

Flight (The) of the dragon-flies. See King
(The) of the air.

Flight (The) of the duchess; a romantic
drama from the poem of Robert Browning,
by H. H. Hay.

© Henry Hanby Hay, Philadelphia ; D :
1416, Feb. 7, 1902. 14510

Flight of the moth; by Richard Lane. 138 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Richard Bachelder Lane, Chicago ; D :
7684, Dec. 8, 1905; 2c. Dec. S, 1905. 14511

Flight (The) of the sun goddess. See King's
(The) jester and other shoi't plays.

Flimflam (A) game; a farce in 2 acts, by A.
M. Sanford.

© A. M. Sanford, Chelsea, Mass.; 1898:
16217, Mar 9. 14512

Flimflamming father; rah ! rah ! sketch, by
L. J. Curley. [1], 12 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 6, 1912 ; D : 30752 ; Leo J. Curley,
Waterbury, Conn. 14513

Flinders; or. The superior man, by H. C. Har-
back. 11 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© H. C. Harback, Philadelphia ; D : 10362,
Apr. 16, 1907; Ic. Apr. 8, 1907; Ic. Apr. 16.
1907. 14514

Fling (A) in society; play in 8 acts, by J. W.
Morgan. [6], 104 p. 4°. Type^vl•itten.

© Ic. Nov. 14, 1911 ; D : 25755 ; Joanna W.
Morgan, Plymouth, Mass. 14515

Flint and Steel; or. The heiress hunters, a
comedy in 3 acts.

© Harry Webber, Chicago ; 1882 : 6304, Apr.
20;2c. Aug. 7. 14516

Flip; or. Tracked to death, drama in 3 acts, by
F. Dumont.

© Frank Dumont, Philadelphia; 1873:
11569, Oct. 0. 14517

Flirt (The); a comedy in 4 acts, and containing
4 scenes, by Louis IMelbourne and William
Gill.

© W. J. Florence, New York ; 1886 : 16916,
July 24. 14518

comedy playlet, by F. Hoyt. [8] p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. .Tan. 22, 1912; D: 28385; Francis
Hoyt, Harrisburg, Pa. ^ 14519

Flirt with your own wife; a play, by M. J. New-
man. [1], 5 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 27, 1912 ; D : 30981 ; M. J. New-
man, Chicago. 14520

Flirtation; an American comedy in 5 acts, by
J. B. Matthews.

© J. Erander Matthews, New York; 1871:
8847, Sept. 22. 14521

— a drama in 4 acts, by M. Walsh.

© Marie Walsh, Brooklyn ; 1872 : 4913, May
10. 14522

— a nautical comedy in 2 acts, by C. Barnard.

© Charles Barnard, New York ; 1879 : 16992.
Dec. 17. 14523

— play in 4 acts, by W. H. Hodgkiss. [2], 71
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 1, 1912 ; D : 31013 ; William Henry
Hodgkiss, Alameda, Cal. 14524

— a play in 3 acts, by J. W. Watson.

© J. W. Watson, New York; 1876:214,
Jan. 5. 14525

— a romantic drama of the Hudson in 5 acts
and numerous scenes, by B. C. Cuvellier.

© Bernard Charles Cuvellier, San Fran-
cisco ; 1878 : 1421, Feb. 1. 14526

■a society play, by N. Ames [i. e. Eleanor

Maria Easterbrook Ames]

© Nellie Ames, Brooklyn ; 1874 : 509, Jan.
15. 14527

— Same. Act 3, scene 1.

© Nellie Ames, Brooklyn; 1874:862, Jan.
24. 14528

— or. The married mashers, a farcical com-

edy in 3 acts, by IM. Hudson.

© Millie Hudson, San Francisco: 1888:
8854, Mar. 26. 14529

Flirtation (A) by telephone; comedy in 1 act,
by S. L. Sternlield. 25 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 18, 1915; D: 39434; Simon L.
Sternfield, Brooklyn. 14529a

'07

14530

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

14547

Flirtation cured; farce comedy in 1 act, by
Francis Lester. New York, Tlie Roxbury
publisliing company, 1899. 1 p. 1., 10 p. 16°.
(Wizard series)

© Roxbury pub. co.. New York; 1899:12672,
Feb. 15 ; 2c. Feb. 15. 14530

Flirting; or, Belinda B. Boles, a play in 1 act,
by D. Thompson.

© Den Thompson, United States; 1877:
1132, Jan. 29. 14531

Flirting (The) duchess; play in 2 acts, by Lin-
coln ,T. Polluk. [l],58p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 29, 1914 ; D : 39231 ; Mrs. Lincoln
J. Pollak, New York. 14531a

Flirting (The) husband; a comedy in 2 acts, by

B. Collins. 6 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Benjamin Collins, New York; D : 12355,
Feb. 12, 1908 ; 2c. Feb. 12, 1908. 14532

Flirting princess; musical comedy in 2 acts, by
F. R. Adams and W. M. Hough. 79 p. 4°.
Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Dec. 31, 1909; D: 17827; Frank R.
Adams and Will M. Hough, Chicago. 14533

Flirting (The) widow; comedy in 2 acts, by F.
Weisberg. 35 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 30, 1912 ; D : 32059 ; Frank Weis-
berg, Chicago. 14534

Flirting with Shakespeare; dniiiiatic skit, by

C. Cunningham. [11] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 26, 1914; D : 38691 ; Cecil Cun-
ningham, New York. 14534a

Flirtology; 1 act playlet, by J. McCormack and
Eleanor Irving. 6 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 24, 1910; D : 22362 ; James Mc-
Cormack, Denver. 14535

Flirt's (A) finish; or, Is your father in? play
in 1 act, by H. P. Pollock. 6 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Jan. 5, 1915 ; D : 39314 ; H. Percy Pol-
lock, New York. 14535a

Flitter's flirtation; or, A strange proposal, a

character comedy in 1 act, by F. F. Schrader.

© Frederick F. Schrader, Washington ;

1896 : 14589, Mar. 5. 14536

Flitterwochen; schwank in 4 akten, von Arthur
Pserhofer. Milwaukee, 1900. cover-title, 74
p. 12°.

© Leon Wachsner, Milwaukee ; 1899 : 79480,
Dec. 7 ; 2c. Sept. 28, 1900. 14537

Flo Flo. See Maid of money.

Flo of the Black Hills; a melodrama in 4 acts,
by C. De La Celigne.

© Carlos De La Celigne, Plainfield, N. J. ;
D : 14589, Dec. 22, 1908. 14538

Floating Island; comic opera in 2 acts, music
by Thaddeus Goreeki, dialogue and lyrics by
C. L. Parsons. [74] p. 4°. Typewritten
[Libretto only]

© Ic. May 18, 1912; D: 29710; Chauncey
L. Parsons. New York. 14539

Floating kidneys; farce in 3 acts, by INI. P. B.
Graham. [2], 44 p. 4°. Typewritten.

■ © Ic. Oct. 5, 1914; D : 38399 ; Mercy Pris-
ciUa Bateson Graham, Sinking Spring, Pa.

14539a

Flock (A) of geese; by C. W. Walters.

© C. W. Walters, Philadelphia ; 1880 : 8981.

June 15.

14540

a musical farce comedy, by H. E. Webster.

© H. ICffa Webster, Chicago ; D : 7624, Nov.
18, 1905. 14541

Flogeo; an American comic opera in 3 acts,
nuisic by F. J. Heppe, libretto by G. M.
V^ickers.

© George M. Vickers and Florence J.
Heppe, Phihadelphia ; 1885:553, Jan. 8.

14542

an original comic opera in 3 acts, libretto

by Geo. M. Vickers. music by F. J. Heppe.
I'hiladelphia, Avil & co., 1886. 27 p. f°.
[Libretto only]

© Florence .T. Heppe and William H. Halm,
I'liihidelpliia; 1886:7996, Apr. 5; 2c. Apr. 15.

14543

Flood (The) of Johnstown; 5 act drama, by J.
Paley.

© John Palev, New York ; 1890 : 8755, Mar.
17. 14544

Flood-tide; a drama in 4 acts, by E. W^eitzel
and Ennna Louise Orcutt. Detroit, E. AVeit-
zel, 1897. 253 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Edward Weitzel, Detroit; 1897:14249.
Feb. 27 ; 2c. Mar. 19. 14545

Floor (The) walker; farce comedy in 3 acts, by
J. C. Ellis. Typewritten.

© John C. Ellis, Pittsburgh; 1898:16230*,
I\Iar. i); 2<'. Jan. 3, 1899. 14546

Floor (The) walker and the customer; a dra-
matic slvetcli, by F. Murphy and .1. E. Magei'.
11 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Frank Murpliy and Jack E. Magee, Chi-
cago; D: 11661, Nov. 5, 1907; 2c. Nov. 5,
1907. 14547

Floor (A) walker's romance,
love one.

See When two

708

14548

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

14565

Flor (I»a) de la serrania; zarzuela draraatica en
1 acto, dividido en 3 cuadros, en prosa y
verso, original de Francisco Ramos de Cas-
tro y Jose Mesa Andres, mCisica del maestro
p]nri'que Mayol. Madrid [Sociednd de aiitores
espaiioles] 1911. 44 p. 12°. [Libretto only]
© Aug. 21, 1911; 2c. Aug. 22, 1911; D:
25044; F. Ramos de Castro y J. Mesa An-
dres. Madrid. 14548

Flor de los Pazos; comedia en 2 actos y en
prosa, original de M. Linares Rivas. Madrid,
[Sociedad de autores espanoles] 1912. 6 p. 1.,
60 p. illus. 12°.

© Dec. 5, 1912 ; 2c. Dec. 6, 1912 ; D : 31.568 ;
Mannel Linares Rivas. Madrid. 14549

Flora-Bella; operette in 3 akten, von Felix
Dormann [pseud, of Felix Biedermann] musik
von Charles Cuvillier. Vollstandiges regie-
buch. Leipzig, Leipziger biihnenverlag Erhard
Schultz, 1913. 1 p. 1., 188 p. 12°.

© Ic. Mar. 4, 1914; D: 36235; Leipziger
biihnenverlag Erhard Schultz, Leipzig.

14549a

Flora Flitabout's flight; farce in 1 act, by E.
F. Payne. [2], 17 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© ic. Jan. 8, 1912; D: 28247; Edward F.
Payne, Belmont, Mass. 14550

Flora Florizel; a musical play in 1 act, by
Doris Francklyn. cover-title, [12] p. 8°.
Printed.

© D. Francklyn, New York ; D : 6475, Mar.
27, 1905 ; 2c. Mar. 16. 1905. 14551

Flora, la viuda verde; humorada comico-llrica
en 1 acto, dividido en 3 cuadros, en verso
(parodfa de la opereta Dora, la viuda alegre)
por Federifo Riera, Leon Navarro y Manuel
Peris, mtisica de los maestros Francisco A.
de San Felipe y Cayo Vela. Madrid [Sociedad
de autores espaiioles] 1911. 44 p. 12°. [Li-
bretto only]

© May 26, 1911; 2c. May 27, 1911; D:
24304; F. Riera, L. Navarro y M. Peris.
Madrid. 14552

Floral (The) star addenda; play in 1 act, by
D. D. D. Pinney. [3], 22 p. 8°. Typewrit-,
ten.

© Ic. Sept. 16, 1914; D : 38127 ; Delia De-
light Dorrance Pinney, Seattle. 14552a

Floralia; or, Feast of Flora, a dramatic com-
position, by J. M. Diamond.

© Juliet M. Diamond, United States ; 1898 :
24127, Apr. 16. 14553

Floraline; a pantomime, by .T. H. Connelly.
© James H. Connelly, Boston; 1873:2.575,
March 15. 14554

Flora's garden; or, The choice of a flower, dra-
matic ballet in 1 act, by A. Thompson.

© Alfred Thompson, New York ; 1890 : 6703,
Feb. 26. 14555

Florell; or. Unclaimed, an original comedy
drama in 4 acts, by W. C. Cowper.

© Will C. Cowper, New York ; 1886 : 12748,
June 1. 14556

Florence; a play in 4 acts, with a prologue,
dramatized from a story called Florence of
Faulkland, by George Chapman, sr.

© Dewey & co., San Francisco ; 1874 :
10846, Aug. 20. ^ 14557

Florence of Faulkland. See Florence.

Florentine (A) enchantment; a romantic light
opera in 3 acts, by Julia S. Bowring Maltese.

© Salvatore R. Maltese, Salt Lake Citv ;
D : 11.528, Oct. 12, 1907. 14558

Florentine (A) tragedy; by Oscar Wilde, open-
ing scene by Sturge Moore. Boston and Lon-
don, J. W. Luce & company, 1908. 1 p. 1., v-x,
[2], 66 p. 8°.

© John W. Luce & co., Boston ; D : 13923,
Sept. 25, 1908 ; 2c. Nov. 27, 1908. 14559

Florentines (The); a play in 3 acts, by M. V.
SaniueLs. 72 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Maurice V. Samuels, San Francisco; D:
4146, Oct. 27, 1903; 2c. Oct. 27, 1903. 14560

Floret; or. The poor girl, a domestic drama in
4 acts, from the tales of Pierce Egan, by J. F.
Babcock. Bangor, Me,, S. O. Bailey, 1874.
1 p. 1. 62 p., 1 1. 12°.

. © J. Frederick Babcock, Bangor, Me. ; 1874 :
15951, Dec. 31 ; 2c. Dec. 31. 14561

Florette; a comedy, by Con T. Murphy.

© C. E. Callahan, New York ; 1885 : 14473,
July 6. 14562

comedy in 1 act, by L. E. Taber. 14 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. June 19, 1915 ; D : 40993 ; Louise E.
Taber, San Francisco. 14562a

Florette et Patapon; piece en 3 actes, par
Maurice Hennequin et Pierre Veber. Paris,
P. V. Stock, 1906. 192 p. 12°.

© P. V. Stock, Paris; D : 7996, Feb. 15,
1906 ; 2c. Feb. 15, 1906. 14563

Florian's dream; for an original pantomime in
1 act, by V. Thompson.

© Vance Thompson, New York ; 1898:22573.
Apr. 9. 14564

Florida; a romance of the Reconstruction, com-
edy drama in 3 acts, by B. C. Cuvellier.

© Bernard Charles Cuvellier, San Fran-
cisco ; 1885 : 12122, June 1, 14565

709

14566

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

14582

Florida (A) enchantment.
Travers.

tScc Mr. Lillian

Florida (A) honeymoon; musical play in 2 acts,
words by W. A. Kyan, music by Oscar P.
Condon. 100 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Words
only]

© Ic. July 19, 1911 ; D : 24727 ; William A.
Kyan, St. Louis. 14566

Florida water; a burlesque in 3 acts.

© Frederick W. Arnold, jr., Edward W.
Corliss, William Adams Slade, and Borden D.
Whiting, Providence, R. I. ; 1896 : 10945, Feb.
17 ; 2c. May 2 ; 2c. May 9. 14567

Florimel; a romantic drama, by S. Rosenfeld.

© Sydney Rosenfeld, New York; 1881:
16414, Oct. 24. 14568

Florinda, the vagabond heroine; a society play
in 4 acts, by R. Hoskin. 33 p. 8°. Printed.

© Robert Hoskin, New York; 1873:9930,
Sept. 4; 2c. Sept. 13. 14589

Florist (The) shop; comedy in 1 act, by W.
Hawkridge. 35 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 9, 1915; D : 40313 ; Winifred
Hawkridge, Boston, 14569a

Florist's (The) daughters (Hasemans toech-
ter); a comedy in 3 acts, by Adolph L'Arronge.

© Imre Kiralfy, New York; 1878:2363,
Feb. 25. 14570

Florist's (The) shop; [in 3 acts, English tr. and
adaptation by Oliver Herford from Alexander
Engel and Julius Horst's Gliick bei frauen]
[147] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 23, 1909 ; D : 16321 : Henry W.
Savage, New York. 14571

Florita; an episode of Napoleon's invasion of
Spain, a comic opera in 3 acts, libretto by
H. R. Evans, music by M. Lichtenstein-Koe-
vessy. 121 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto
only]

© Henry R. Evans, Washington, and Maxi-
milian Lichtonstein-Koevessy, New York; D:
7124, Aug. 18, 1905 ; 2c. Aug. 18, 1905. 14572

Florizel; imaginary adventui'e of Prince Flori-
zel of Bohemia, play in 4 acts, suggested by
Robert Louis Stevenson's stories, The new
Arabian nights, by C. C. L'Estrange. 162 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 13, 1915; D: 39976; Constance
Collier L'Estrange, London. 14572a

Flossie Fewclothes; 1 act vaudeville sketch, by
CLlaudia] Lucas. 17 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 1, 1912 ; D : 29563 ; Leslie Moros-
00, New York. 14573

Flossie's aunt. See Miss Impossible.

Flossie's lover; play in 1 act, by E. W. Fifield.

[2], 21 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 9, 1912 ; D : 30730 ; Effie Wood-
ward Fifield, Minneapolis. 14574

Flossie's stage wait; comedy dramatic sketch,
by J. D. Jaxone. 15 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 23, 1910; D : 20265 ; Jay Duke
.Taxone, Chicago. 14575

Flossie's wedding; a farcical comedy in 3 acts,
by F. J. Piesse.

© Francis James Piesse, Chicago ; 1896 :
33927, June 8. 14576

Flossy of the five and ten; vaudeville offering,
by F. A. Brennan. 15 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 13, 1915; D: 39977; Florence
Agnes Brennan, New York. 14576a

Flotsam; playlet in 1 act, by A. E. Smylie. 20
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 29, 1914 ; D : 35845 ; Adolphe Ed-
ward Smylie, Brooklyn. 14576b

Flotsam and jetsam; a play in 5 acts, by L. R.

Shewell.

© L. R. Shewell, Baltimore ; 1879 : 1484,
Jan. 30. 14577

Flower (The) and the leaf; an original 1 act
play, by F. Cowan.

© Fletcher Cowan, Hoboken, N. J.; 1891:
2S130, Aug. 5. 14578

Flower (A) fantasie; a garland drill arr. for 25
girls, by Adelaide Westcott Hatch. New York,
Hints publishing company, 1903. cover-title,
[4] p. 12°.

© Hints pub. co., New York ; D : 4193, Nov.
5, 1903 ; 2c. Nov. 17, 1903. 14579

Flower girl; comedy drama in 4 acts, by L.
Engel. 40 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Leo Engel, New York ; D : 4884, Apr. 15,
1904; 2c. Apr. 15, 1904. 14580

M

— a play in 1 act, by M. A. Dittenhoefer
p. f°. Typewritten.

© Mortimer A. Dittenhoefer, Mansfield, O. ;
I> : 58, Jan. 21, 1901 ; 2c. Feb. 28, 1901. 14581

Flower (The) girl of Cuba.
. Nightingale (The)

Sec Esmerelda.-

Flower (The) girl of New York, i^rc Sweet-
brier.

Flov/er (The) girl of the Innocents; or. The
broken medal; or, Lenora Concini, the Gali-
gai; or, The death of Henri Quatre, tr. and
adapted from the French, by E. Wnller.

© Emma Waller, New York; 1872:81.58,
Aug. 1. 14582

Flower (The) of Chinatown. See Little Kai
Jing.

710

14583

COPYKIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

14602

riower (The) of chivalry; a romance of Bayard,
the blameless knight, by Lilian White [i. e..
Lilian White Spencer] and George Soule
Spencer.

© George Soule Spencer and Lilian White
Spencer, Milwaukee; D : 83G, Sept. 5, 1901.

14583

Same. 24 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© George Soule Spencer, New York; D:
5241, June 16, 1904 ; 2c. June 16, 1904. 14584

Flower (The) of Connamara; or, The patriot's
dream, a play in 4 acts, by H. Robinson.

© Hugh Robinson, San Francisco; 1870:
3310, Nov. 1. 14585

Flower of destiny; an historical romantic
drama in 6 tableaux, by W. D. Orcutt and
L. T. Orcutt. 4 p. 1., 138 p. 8°. Printed.

© William Dana Orcutt and Louise Thomp-
son Orcutt, Boston; D : 8112, Mar. 6, 1906:
2c. Mar. 21. 1906. 14586

Flower (The) of Italy; adapted by W. A. Tre-
mayne. 65 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Pasqualina De Voe, Boston; D:10290,
Apr. 8, 1907; 2c. Apr. 19, 1907. 14587

a drama in 3 acts, by C. E. Turner. 95 p.

4 . Typewritten.

© Celie Ellis Turner, New York ; D : 12915,
May 6, 1908; 2c. May 6, 1908. 14588

— romantic emotional drama in 4 acts. 81 p.

f . Typewritten.

© Pasqualina De Voe, Boston ; D : 8456, May
1, 1906; 2c. May 16, 1906. 14589

Flower (A) of Japan; by L. Kugel. Typewrit-
ten.

© Lee Kugel, New York; 1900 A: 21501,
Aug. 28; 2c. Aug. 28. 14590

Flower (The) of Kilmona. See Art. O'Brien.

Flower (The) of Louisiana; melodrama in 4

acts, rewritten and rev. by L. Macdonald.

© Lawrence Macdonald, New York ; D :
2491, Oct. 24, 1902. 14591

Flower (The) of Moorish chivalry; by Fides
A. Kiefer.

© Delia C. Kiefer, New York; D : 10209,
Mar. 25, 1907. 14592

Flower of Plymouth; drama in 3 acts, by I.
Wolff Richards.

© Isaac W^olff, New York; 1887:34094,
Dec. 28. 14593

Flower (The) of power; play in 4 acts, by V.
Kelsey. 10 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 13, 1912 ; D : 30839 ; Vera Kel-
sey, Grand Forks, N. D. 14594

Flower (The) of the family; a comedy in 3
acts, by the author of Sylvia's soldier, etc.
Boston, G. M. Baker and company.

© George M. Baker, United States; 1876:
13980, Dec. 15; 2c. Dec. 19. 14595

See also Handy dramas for amateur

actors.

Flower (The) of the fiock; a comic opera, by
M. Nicolson.

© Malcolm Nicolson, Alma, Kan. ; 1893 :
39463, Aug. 29. 14596

Flower of the peach; play in 4 acts, by Justin
Sterns [pseud, of J. S. Lewis] [92] p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. July 17, 1914; D: 37615; Justine
Sterns Lewis, Buffalo. 14596a

Flower (A) of Yeddo; a Japanese comedy in
1 act in verse, adapted from the French bj'
Victor Mapes. New York, S. French ; Lon-
don, S. French, ltd., 1906. cover-title, 27 p.
12°. (French's international copyrighted ed.
of the works of the best authors, no. 102)

© Samuel French, New York; D:8640,
June 5, 1906; 2c. June 12, 1906. 14597

Flower (The) on the moor. See Redknights.

Flower (The) shop; play in 1 act, by A. W.
Curtis and W. Blake. [15] p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. June 1, 1914; D: 37182; Winfield
Blake and A. W. Curtis, San Francisco.

14597a

a play in 3 acts, by M. C. Wentworth.

103 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© IVIarion Craig Wentworth, Salem, Mass. ;
D : 15041, Feb. 9, 1909 ; 2c. Apr. 24, 1909.

14598

Same. Boston, Richard G. Badger, 1912.

117 p. 12°.

© Nov. 2, 1911 ; 2c. Nov. 8, 1911 ; D : 25821 ;
Marion Craig Wentworth, Boston. 14599

Flower (The) show; a burlesque, by W. De-
lavoye. Typewritten.

© Will Delavoye, New York; 1898:75514.
Dec. 24; 2c. Apr. 5, 1899. 14600

Flowerette; or. Child of the streets, sensa-
tional drama in 2 acts, by W. F. Lingard.

© W. P. Lingard, Boston ; 1876 : 3107, Mar.
13. 14601

Flowerland; by B. K. Shipley.

© Bertie K. Shipley, New York : D : 14350,
Nov. 21, 1908. 1460g

711

14603

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

14620

Flowers (The) and the storm; in dance and
pjiiitonjime. with niusicjii nnd (electrical effects,
by C. Tliompson. (5 p. nbl. IG". Typewrit-
ten. [Words oidy]

© Charlotte Thompson, New York ; D : 737,
Aug. 9, 1901; 2c. Aug. 9, 1901. 14603

Flowers and weeds. .SVe Heart (The) of Lon-
don.

Flowers' convention; dramatico-musical com-
position in 1 act. by R. M. Sidey. [4], 18 p.
f°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Oct. 23, 1914; D: 38793; Rose M.
Sidey, Los Angeles. 14603a

Flowers (The) of Avalon; play by J. A. Tay-
lor. 17 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 27, 1915; D: 41682; Jeanie A.
Taylor, Boston. 14603b

Flowers (The) of Kama; play in 4 acts, by
Frere Cliampuey. [11, 41 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Aug. 18, 1914; D : 37883 ; E. Frere
Chanipney, San Francisco. 14603c

Flowers of passion; drama in 3 acts, by .Tame.s
Cricliton. 11 p. f. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 26, 1911; D : 24068 ; Elizabeth
IV I. Crichton Clarke, AVashington. 14604

Flowers (The) of progress. Sec Utopia
(limited)

Flowing (The) bowl; a dramn in 3 acts, by
G. M. Baker. Boston, G. M. Baker and com-
pany, 1885. 6G p. 12°. ( [Tlie Gl(»l)e drama] )
© George M. Baker, Boston; 1885:5291,
Mar. 4; 2c. Mar. 20. 14605

Fluff; or, A clean sweep, wilful absurdity in 3
acts, by J. F. McArdle. [70J p. 4". Type-
written.

© Ic. June 3, 1911; D: 24397; J. F. Shell
and J. F. Stephens, New York. 14606

Fluffy Baffles; a comedy sketch, by Charles
De Argentage. 7 p. 16°. Typewritten.

© C. De Argentage, Albany ; D : 13483, Aug.
1. 1908; 2c. Aug. 2.5, 1908. 14607

an original comedy drama, by C. Sidney

Cusack. 95 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Chismore Homer Packard, New York ;
D: 11384. Sept. 20. 1907; 2c. Oct. 4. 1907.

14608

Fluffy Ruffles.

© New York herald co., Jer.sey City ; D :
10555, May 13, 1907. 14609

comedy in 3 acts, by C. Wells.

© Carolyn Wells, Rahway, N. .T. ; D : 10804,
June 19, 1907. 14610

Fluffy Ruffles— Continued.

■ — — a 1 act play, by F. R. King. 5 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Frances Rockfeller King, New York ;
D: 11009, July 20, 1907; 2c. Julv 20, 1907: 2<-.
(printed) Aug. 21, 1907. 14611

Flug-ten; komedie i 4 akter, [af] Helge Rode.
Kobenhavn og Kristiania, Gyldendalske bog-
liandel, Nordisk forlag, 1909. 177 p. 12°.

•© Sept. 14, 1909; 2c. Sept. 29, 1909; D:
17393; Gyldendalske boghandel, Nordisk for-
lag, Copenhagen. 14612

Flung- from the foam; a drama, by W. Wnre.
arr. from Wm. Mason Turner'.s story of same
name.

© Willie Ware, Brooklyn ; 1872 : 1202, Feb.
7. 14613

Flurry (A) in wheat; vaudeville sketch by
B. W. Fifield. [2], 18 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 20, 1912; D: 30305; Ellic Wood-
ward Fifield, Minneapolis. 14614

Flusterbudget; a play in 4 acts.

© Percy West, New York ; 1892 : 0599, Feb.
10. 14615

Flute of Pan; a comedy in 4 acts by John
Olivei- Hobbes [pseud, of Mrs. P. M. T.
Craigie] Proof.

© Pearl Mary Teresa Craigie, l^ondon : 1 » :
4913, Apr. 21, 1904; 2c. Apr. 21, 1904. 14616

Flute (The) of the g'cds; opera libretto in pre-
lude and 3 acts, by M. E. Ryan. 49 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Fel:». 18. 1911; D: 23397; Marah Ellis
Ryan, New York. 14617

Fly-away land; children's fantasy in 1 act, by
Ella J^'eist. London, S. French, ltd. ; New
York, S. French, 1912. 19 p. 16°. ([Fairy
and home plays for home performance, no.
37])

© Jan. 9, 1912 ; 2c. Jan. 10. 1912 ; D : 28263 ;
Samuel French, ltd., London. 14618

Fly (The) by nig-hts; play in 1 act, ))y E.
Bern. [2], 4 p. 4°. Tyitewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 19, 1915; D: 42202; Edna Bern,
Atlantic City. 14618a

Fly Cashington; or, Make haste to be rich,
a comedy in 3 acis, by J. I. C Clarke.

© Joseph T. C. Clarke, New York: 1875:
.5830, June 4. 14619

Fly (The) in the ointment; vaudeville sketch,
by J. B. Craig. 12 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 4, 1915; D : 41995 ; Josephine
Berkeley Craig, St. Paul. 14619a

Fly (A) old jay.

© William H. Harell and Harry W. Young,
New York ; 1900 : 9221, Apr. 10. 14630

'12

14621

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

14642

Flyers (The); comedy in 4 act.s, (Inuujitized
from Geo. B. McCutrheon's navel entitled The
flyers, by E. E. AVeston. [3], 84 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 10, 1912 ; D : 28270 ; Effie Ells-
ler Weston, Nutley, N. J. 14621

musical comedy, book and lyrics by C. R.

White. [11, 9 p. 4°. Typewn-itten. [Li-
bretto only]

© Ic. Oct. 25. 1913 ; D : 34899 ; Charles Ross
White. Naples, Me. 14622

Flying Dreadsnaught ; 1 act drama in 3 scenes,
by A. L. Turton. 5 p. obi. 8°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 28, 1910; D: 20046; .\rthur
Leonard Turton, East Orange, N. J. 14623

Flying' (The) Dutchman; a legendary and
spectacular drama in prologue and 2 parts,
by W. De Wagstaffe.

© C. P. Flockton, New York ; 1897 ; 20820,
Apr. 1. 14624

musical comedy in 2 acts, A. Hoffman.

[3], 147 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]
© Ic. July 16, 1912 ; D : 30271 ; Aaron Hoff-
man. New York. 14625

romantic opera in 3 acts, by Richard Wag-

ner, tr. by John P. Jackson.

© Julius Chambers, New York ; 1876 :11991,
Oct. 27. 14626

— or, The maid and the motor, play in 1
act, by Edw. F. Gallager. [1], 18 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 3, 1914; D : 36229 ; Earl D.
Chenoweth, Denver. 14626a

-or. The phantom vessel, a play in 4 acts

and a prologue, by G. Lipslier. Typewritten.

© George Lipsher, New Orleans; 1897:
30804, May 21; 2c. May 20. 14627

(Der fliegende Hollander) opera in 3

acts, by Richard Wagner, English tr.
by lOrnest Newman, German text rev.
by W. Golther. London, Breitkopf & Hjirtel
[1912] 38 p. 4°. ([Breitkopf & Hartel's
textbooks] ) [Libretto only. German and
English]

© June 29, 1912; 2c. Sept. 7, 1912; D:
30758; Breitkopf & Hartel, New York.

14628

Flying from justice; a drama in 3 acts, by
Mark Melford.

© Marcus R. Mayer, New York; 1890:
25233, Aug. 13. 14629

Flying (The) hawk; a comedy-drama in 4 acts,
by A. Kelcy, J. J. Kennedy and H. W. Becker.
© Alfred Kelcy, John J. Kennedy and H. W.
Becker, New York ; 1893 : 49916, Nov. 9.

14630

Flying (The) jib; or, The Derby lost and the
Leger won, the great sporting drama in 3
acts, by T. H. Glcnney.

© Edmund Law Rogers, Baltimore ; 1883 :
11213, June 19. 14631

Flying (The) machine; a highly romantic, in-
structive and amusing drama in 4 acts, by
J. S. Foster.

© Joseph S. Foster, Salem, Mass. ; 1885 :
14011, June 29. 14632

monologue from the Italian of Gandolin, by

A. L. Godoy. 4 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 31, 1910; D: 22452; Alberto L.
Godoy, Washington. 14633

a spectacular extravaganza for Lilliputians,

by Mrs. C. F. McLean. 53 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Mrs. C. F. McLean, Cincinnati; 1894:
56493, Dec. o ; 2c. Dec. 10. 14634

Flying (The) ship; an American melodrama in
4 acts, by L. B. Parker.

© Lottie Blair Parker, New York; 1893:
20715, Apr. 28. 14635

Flying squadron; comedy drama in 4 acts, by
A. Labbo.

© Alexander Labbe, Huntington, Ind. ;
1899 : 16622*, Mar. 3. 14636

Flying (The) tailor. See Schneider (Der) von
TTlm.

Flying (A) visit; by Arthur Law. London,
J. W. Williams, ltd. ; New York, E. Schuberth
& CO., 1904. 30 p. 8°.

© Joseph Williams, ltd., London ; D : 4929,
Apr. 23. 1904 ; 2c. Apr. 23, 1904. 14637

Flying (The) vulture; a comedy drama in 4
acts, by A. Kelcy and J. Kennedy.

© Alfred Kelcy and John Kennedy, New
York ; 1893 : 50476, Nov. 13. 14638

Flying (A) wedge; by A. B. Paine.

© Albert Bigelow Paine, New York; 1897:
29379, May 14. 14639

a football farce in 1 act, by Grace Living-
ston Furniss. Boston, W. H. Baker & co.,
1896.

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston; 1896:
51200, Sept. 12 ; 2c. Oct. 22. 14640

Fo' de people called 'em coon; monologue for
vaudeville, by A. L. Price. 7 p. 12°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Feb. 24, 1910; D : 20281 ; Arthur L.
Price, Los Angeles. 14641

Fo' Marse Gawge; by W. H. Say ward, jr. 13 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© William H. Sayward, jr., Wayland,
Mass.; D : 14179, Oct. 30, 1908; 2c. Oct. 30,
1908. 14642

713

14643

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

14665

Foam (The) maiden. Sec Silver (The) thread.

Fog (The); conietly in 3 acts, by J. .Tex. [109]
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 10, 1912; D: 30223; John Jex,
New York. 14643

See also Thirst.

Fog-gerty's fairy; an entirely original fairy
farce in 3 acts, by W. S. Gilbert and E. A.
Sothern.

© E. A. Sothern, United States; 18S0:
14249, Sept. IS. 14644

by W. S. Gilbert and H. Wall.

© Horace Wall, United States ; 1880 : 12741,

Aug. 18.

14645

Fogg's Ferry; a comedy in 4 acts, by C. E. Cal-
lahan.

© Charles E. Callahan, Cincinnati; 1882:
4702, Mar. 25. 14646

Fogtown (The) club; a play, by M. B. Crown-
inshield.

© Mary Bradford Crowninshield, New
York ; 1891 : 6296, Feb. 16. 14647

Foi (La); pi^ce en 5 actes, par E. Brieux, mu-
sique de scSne de Camille Saint-Saens. Paris,
P. V. Stock, 1912. [1], 227 p. 12°. [Words
only]

© June 12, 1912; 2c. June 13, 1912; D:
80042 ; Euggne Brieux, Paris. 14648

Same. 32 p. 4°. (L'Ulustration tlseatrale,

8" ann6e,-218, 15 juin 1912) [Words only]

© June 15, 1912; 2c. July 24, 1912; D:
30328 ; Brieux, Paris. 14649

Foibles (The) of men, the follies of women
and the wisdom of babes. Sec Dead (The)
hand.

Foil (The); a play of the day in 3 acts, by J.
Leiser. [122] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 12, 1912; D: 29015; Joseph
Leiser, AUentown, Pa. 14650

Foil (The) of Laertes; a 1 act play, by F. G.
Blakeslee. 13 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Fred Gilbert Blakeslee, Hartford; D:
9954, Feb. 12, 1907 ; 2c. Feb. 12, 1907. 14651

Foiled; a drama in 5 acts, by S. H. Cassey. 85
p. obi. 8°. Typewritten.

© S. H. Cassey, New York; 1886: 3891, Feb.
15; 2c. Feb. 15. 14652

a drama in 4 acts, by J. A. Knowlton.

© J. A. Knowlton, Boston ; 1889 : 23156, July
27. 14653

- — based on a novel, The mystery of M.

Foiled — Continued.

in 5 acts, by C. B. and M. V. Held. 29 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. .Tune 5, 1911 ; D : 24408 ; Clarence B.
and Mae Valiant Held, Long Beach, Cal.

14655

a protean sensational drama in 3 acts, by

W. H. Langdon and P. M. Allison.

, © W. H. Langdon and P. M. Allison, Co-
lumbus, O. ; 1874 : 2692, Mar. 5. 14656

or, A struggle for life and liberty, a

drama in 4 acts, by O. W. Cornish. New
York, R. M. De Witt, 1871. 41 p. 12°.
([De Witt's acting plays, no. 102])

© O. W. Cornish, Birmingham, Conn. ; 1871 :
1680, Feb. 28; 2c. May 5. 14657

or, Reunited, a sensation drama, by F. A.

Felix, by B. L. Farjeon, arr. by E. L. Potter.

© Ettie Lines Potter, Brooklyn; 1890:
25577, Aug. 18. 14654

Noble.

© Franklin A. Noble, Baltimore; 1873:
5157, May 9. 14658

or. The wit got bit, a comedy in 4 acts,

by L. M. K:ohn.

© Leopold M. Kohn, Philadelphia; 1888:
135, Jan. 3. 14659

Foiled at last. Sec Light.

Foiled by cunning. Sec Mysterio.

Foiled by dogs. See After a fortune.

Foiled by fate; a melodrama in 4 acts. Type-
written.

© Robert W. Criswell, New York ; 1900 A :
18810, July 30; 2c. July 30. 14660

Fol de rol; by F. Cowan.

© Fletcher Cowan, Hoboken, N. J. ; 1900 A :
SOlO, IMar. 27. 14661

Folgen (Die) einer entdeckung; komodie in 4
aufziigen, von W. Blamont.

© Wilhelm Blamont, New York; 189.T:
29599, June 3. 14662

Folie (La) blanche; drame en 2 actos, par H.
R. Lenormand. Paris, P. V. Stock, 1906.
45 p. 12°.

© P. V. Stock, I'aris; D : 7995, Feb. 15,
1906 ; 2c. Feb. 15, 1906. 14663

Folk-lore; or, Current topics of the past, a
comedy in 3 acts and 8 scenes, by E. C. Under-
burg.

© Emmiel C. Underburg, Stanton, Neb. ;
1897 : 53913, Sept. 25. 14664

Folk tales from Grimm; a dramatic reader for
third and fourth grades, by Ethelyn Abbott.
Chicago, A. I'^lanagan company [1913] 126 p.
col. front., illus., col. plates. 12°.

© .July 8. 1913; 2c. July 14, 1913; A:
347990; A. Flanagan co., Chicago. 14665

714

14666

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

14687

Folk tales of India. See Court (The) of Indra.

Folks back home; a pastoral dr:ima in 4 acts,
by Newton Newkirk [pseud, of C. Newkirkl
107 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 12, 1910 ; D : 21019 ; Clyde New-
kirk, Boston. 14666

Folks from Cross Timbers; by F. U. Piper, jr.
44 p. t°. Typewritten. ' ■' '

© F. R. Piper, jr., Clinton. Mo. ; D : 10185,
Mar. 21, 1907; 2c. Mar. 21, 1907. 14667

Folks (The) up "Willow Creek; a comedy-drama,
in 4 acts, by Travers-Vale. Typewritten.

© Frank S. Davidson, Cleveland; 1899:
4.3258, July 3; 2c. Aug. 3. 14668

Folks (The) we m.eet in Ireland. See Shaun
O'Heilly.

Folle (La) du logis; comedie en 1 acte, en vers,
par C. Renauld. New York, I.. Weiss & co.,
1891. 21 p. 8°.

© Charles Rennuld. New York ; 1891 : 17680,
May 14; 2c. May 14. 14669

Folle (La) enchere; comedie en 3 actes, de L.
Besnard. 28 p. (/« Monde illustre, no. 36,
26 juiilet 1913)

© July 26, 1913; 2c. Aug. 16, 1913; D:
34168; Lucien Besnard, Paris. 14670

Folle (La) journee. See Eeaumarchais the-
atre illustre.

Follie and fancie; an original Irish musical
sketch in 1 scene, by J. Fielding.

© John Fielding, United States ; 1870 : 2156,
Feb. 18. 14671

Follies (The) of a night. See Opium. — Snow-
balls.

Follies (The) of a title; in 2 acts, by B. B. Lip-
set. [6] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 23, 1911; D : 2.5847 ; Benj. B.
Lipset, Brooklyn. 14672

Follies of Frisco; play in 2 acts, by Clifford
Harris. [23] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 23, 1912; D : 29140 ; Lubelski
and Schivo, San Francisco. 14673

Follies of 1907; a review of the year, by H. B.
Smith. 51 p. 4°. Typewritton.

© Harry B. Smith, New York; D: 10933.
July 9, 1907; 2c. .July 20, 1907. 14674

Follies (The) of 1908; book and lyrics by Victor
H. Smalley, music by Bernie Adler. 24 p.
4°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Robert T. Motts, Chicago ; D : 12813, Apr.
23, 1908; 2c. Apr. 23, 1908. 14675

a review in 2 acts, by H. B. Smith. 56 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Harry B. Smith, New York; D: 12614,
Mar. 25, 1908; 2c. July 13, 1908. 14676

Follies (The) of 1911; acts 1-3, by G. V. Ho-
bart. [63] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 29, 1911 ; D : 24603 ; George V.
Hobart, Pelham Manor, N. Y. 14677

Follies of 1912; Olympic scene, by W. K. Evans
and S. Brown. [2], 11 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 10, 1912; D: 30500; William
Kendall Evans and Seymour Brown, New
York. 14678

Follies (The) of Paris; a farce comedy in 1 act,
by C. Kelly. 2 p. 1., 28 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 19, 1914 ; D : 38849 ; Claud Kelly,
Los Angeles. ' 14678a

Follies (The) of San Francisco; a musical ex-
travaganza embracing local events in and
around San Francisco in 2 acts, by Clifford
Harris. [2], 22 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Words
only]

© Ic. Mar. 1, 1912; D: 28899; Lubelski &
Schivo, San Francisco. 14679

Follies of the day; by B. Gerard.

© Barney Gerard, New York; D : 1293.5,
May 9, 1908. 14680

Same. 43 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Barney Gerard, New York ; D : 16092,
June 18, 1909 ; 2c. June 18, 1909. 14681

■ -comedy in 3 acts, by J. Chalmers. 8 p. f°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 7, 1910; D: 20375; John Chal-
mers, Dallas. 14682

Follies of the Moulin Rouge; by F. Hatch and
W. Holcomb. 36 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 24, 1909 ; D : 16743 ; Frank Hatch
and Willard Holcomb, New York. 14683

Follies of the screen; play in 2 parts, by T. P.
Lancaster. 10 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 24, 1915 ; D : 41300 ; Theodore P.
Lancaster, Lynn, Mass. 14683a

Follies (The) of youth. See Vivian Dawn.

Follies up-to-date; comedy in 1 act, by C. Hill.
14 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. .Tan. 17, 1911; D : 23114 ; Christine
Hill, Los Angeles. 14684

Folline; a comedy in 4 acts, by A. Daly.

© Augustin Daly, Now Y'ork : l.S74:.3Sn.
Jan. 12. 14685

a play in 4 acts and prologue, adapted and

written by R. Evelyn.

© Katie Putnam, Brooklyn; 1882:4193,
?Iar. 16. 14686

Follow on; or, Me and Dave, play in 1 act, by
[Junie] McCree and [Edward] Clark. [2],
25 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 8, 1913; D: 33162; McCree &
Clark, New York. 14687

715

14688

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

14708

Follow the leader; play in 2 acts, by A. Hoff-
man. [219] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 2, 1913 ; D : 34294 ; Aaron Hoff-
man, New York. 14688

Followed by fate; a melodrama in 4 acts, by
Arthur I^ewis Tubbs. Philadelphia, The Penn
publishing company, 1903. 54 p. 12°.

© Penn pub. CO., Philadelphia ; D : 3658,
June 26, 1903 ; 2c. June 26, 1903. 14689

Following' her star; a play in 4 acts, by E.
Burnham. 178 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic Apr. 2, 1912 ; D : 29282 ; Edith Burn-
ham, Boston. 14690

Following his nose; by W. Bullock.

© William Bullock, Brooklyn ; D : 9997. Feb.
21, 1907. 14691

Folly; spectacle extravaganza in 2 acts, by S. T.
Jack.
© Sam T. Jack, Chicago ; 1895 : 8777, Feb.

11. 14692

Folly land; a farcical comedy.

© Fanny Rice, New York ; 1891 : 5930, Feb.

12. 14693

Folly (The) of fools; comedy in 4 acts, by Mary
French-French. Ill p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 13, 1910 ; D : 22801 ; Mrs. Daniel
C. French, New York. 14694

Folly (The) of Lucille; play in 1 act, by C.
Goodman. 16 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 19, 1911; D : 23998 ; Corinne
Goodman, St. Louis. 14695

Folly (The) of Mr. Jinks' hobby; sketch in 1
act, Iby S. Harrison. 7 p. f°. Typewritten.
© Ic. Apr. 10, 1911; D: 23897; Sam Har-
rison, Sacramento, Cal. 14696

Folly reign; a musical burlesque on Lover's
lane, by E. Katz and A. Stauffer.

© Eugene Katz and Aubrey Stauffer, Chi-
cago ; D : 740, Aug. 10, 1901. 14697

Folly's folly; or, The hotel squab, denouement
in 1 act, by H. McAllister. [1]. 23 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 29, 1914 ; D : 36866 ; Hall McAl-
lister, Washington. 14697a

Fond but not foolish; a comedy-drama, by Olive
I^ogan and W. Sikes.

© Wirt Sikes, New York; 1872:7624, .July
17. 14698

Fond (A) delusion; a farce tr. from the French
of Eugene Verconsin, by C. F. and F. M.
Brooks. Philadelphia, The Penn publishing
company, 1896.

© Penn pub. co., Philadelphia ; 1896 : 34062,
June 8 ; 2c. June 8. 14699

Fond of Peter; drama in 1 act, by John Ken-
dall. New York, S. French ; London, S.
French, ltd., 1913. 23 p. 12°.

© Oct. 21, 1913 ; 2c. Oct. 24, 1913 ; D : 34854 ;
Samuel French, ltd., London. 14700

Fonda; or. The trapper's dream, by J. W.
Crawford.

© J. W. Crawford, New York ; 1888 : 32709,
Nov. 19. 14701

a drama in 5 acts, with original songs,

by the poet scout. 79 p. 4°, Typewritten.

© J. W. Crawford, New York ; 1888 : 31918.
Nov. 10 ; 2c. Nov. 19. 14702

Fontaine (La) des innocentes; opera comique
in 3 acts, by Francois Oswald. m\isic by
Laurens.

© Francois Mons and Louis Nathal. New
York ; 1886 : 19930, Sept. 3. 14703

Fontenoy; an Irish comedy drama, by P. Scott.

© Paul Scott, United States; 1893:19.59.
Jan. 7. 14704

■ an Irish drama in 3 acts, by F. C. Kelley.

© Francis Clement Kelley, Lapeer, Mich. ;
1898:10614, Feb. 9. 14705

Food; tragedy of the future in 1 act, by William
C. de Mille. New York, Samuel French ; Lon-
don, Samuel French, ltd., 1914. 16 p. 12°.
© Apr. 4, 1914 ; 2c. Apr. 7, 1914 ; D : 36631 ;
A. G. de Mille, New York. 14705a

Food for powder; story of the recent un-
pleasantness, by W. Montagiie. 9 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 22, 1915; D : 40141 ; Walter
Montague, San Francisco. 14705b

Food for the cannon; drama in 1 act, by O
Dymow.

IlynieqHoe Maco; /i;paMa B'b 1 ^'fcitcxBlH, Ocnna
.ZI^MOBa.
47 p. 8°. Ms.

© Ic. Apr. 21, 1915; D: 40493; Ossip Dy-
mow, New Y'ork. 14705c

Food (The) of the foolish; a biblical comedy
in 3 nets, by B. McKee.

© Brainerd McKee, United States ; D : 3984,
Sept. 21, 1903. 14706

Fool (The) ; a comedy in 5 acts, by W. W. Tufts.
© AVilliam Whittemore Tufts, Arlington,
IMass. ; 1898:66471, Nov. 14; 2c. Nov. 30.

14707

dramatic playlet, by W. Schilling. [4] p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 24. 1911; D: 25848; William
Schilling, Baltimore. 14708

716

14708

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

14729

Fool (The) — Continued.

play in 4 parts, by D. I. Cantor, .j.j p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 11, 1915; D : 40619 ; David I.

Cantor, New York. 14708a

-play in 1 act, by L. McCormick. 15 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. July 30, 1909 ; D : 16425 ; Langdon
McCormick, New York. 14709

play in 3 parts, by D. I. Cantor. 17 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 2, 1915; D: 39843; David I.
Cantor, New York. 14709a

Fool (A) and a girl; a dramatic composition
of 5 acts, by D. VV. C4ril1ith. 156 p. f°. Type-
written.

© David Wark Griffith, New York; D:
9197, Oct. 5, 1906; 2c. Oct. 5, 1906. 14710

Fool (A) and his money; a comedy in 2 acts,
by -Tulie M. Lippmann. I'hiladelphia, The
Penn publishing company, 1897.

© Penn pub. co., Philadelphia ; 1897 : 29384,
May 14; 2c. May 17. 14711

an original American comedy in 4 acts, by

George Howells Broadhurst. 115 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© G. H. Broadhurst, New York; D : 4081,
Oct. 12, 1903; 2c. Oct. 12, 1903. 14712

Fool (The) club; a dramatic composition in 3
acts, by J. J. Morton.

© James Joseph IMorton, Ne\\' York ; D :
2012, Oct. 28, 1902. 14713

Fool for luck; a comedy in 2 acts, by W. M.

Browne. Boston, W. H. Baker & co., 1890.

1 p. 1., 28 p. 12°. ([Baker's ed. of plays])

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston; 1SS9 :

35038, Nov. 18; 2c. Dec. 13. 14714

an extravaganza [adapted from the Ger-

man of Der barometermacher aus der zauber-
insel, von Ferdinand Raimund] by J. A.
Dobson. 56 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Joanna A. Dobson, New York ; D : 5929,
Dec. 19, 1904; 2c. Dec. 39, 1904. ^4715

■ or. The mole, play in 3 acts, by V. F.

Pritchard. [1], 37 p. f". Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 15, 1913 ; D : 35344 ; Virgil Fel-

ton Pritchard, Fayetteville, Ark. 14716

Fool-killer (The); comedy drama in 3 acts, by

W. H. Locke. 27, [3] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 26, 1911; D : 24064 ; Will H.

Locke, Mound City, Mo. 14717

farce, by H. Chase. 16 p. 4°. Typewrit-

Fool-killer (The) — Continued.

a modern comedy of farcical tendencies,

in 3 acts, by W. J. Chappelle.

© Lizzie A. Chappelle, Binghamton, N. Y. ;

1892 : 45620, Nov. 9. 14718

Same.

© Lizzie A. Chappelle, Binghamton, N. Y. ;
1892:49369, Dec. 5. 14719

or. The cannibals of Carriboo, a comic

opera in 3 acts, by F. Ranken.

© Frederic Ranken, New York ; 1898 : 58710,
Sept. 13. 14720

Fool (The) king; or, With Charles the Twelfth
of Sweden at the Euxine, a comedy in 3 acts,
by C. A. Kaiser.

© Charles Alexander Kaiser, Bath Beach,
N. Y. ; D:2214, Aug. 11, 1902. 14721

Fool (A) of fortune; a comedy in 4 acts, by
William Richards. Chicago, 111., The Chicago
manuscript co., 1914. [57] p. f°. Mimeo-
graphed.

© Ic. Oct. 26, 1914; D: 38613; Alexander
Byers, Chicago. 14721a

Fool (The) of the family. Typewritten.

© Roland R. Dennis, Auburn, N. Y. : 1896 :
5813, Jan. 22; 2c. Jan. 22. 14722

comedy drama in 3 acts and 2 scenes, by

ten.

© Ic. Aug. 27, 1915;
Chase, Detroit.

D:415S0; Howard
14717a

L. Corde.

© Leslie Corde, New York; 1896:47093,
Aug. 18. 14723

■ melo-burlesque in 1 act, by J. M. Irwin.

7 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 2, 1912; D : 29266 ; John Mer-
rick Irwin, Chicago. 14724

Fool (A) or a saint; a comedy in 3 acts, by
A. W. Holbrook.

© Amelia Weed Holbrook, Chicago; 1897:
51069, Sept. 13. 14725

Fool or saint; by F. P. Gooch. 91 p. 8°. Type-
written.

© Ic. May 25, 1910; D: 21 289; Frances
Pusey Gooch, Cleveland. 14728

Fool (A) sanitarium; a musical comedy con-
coction in 2 acts, by B. Hart. 44 p. 4°.
Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Billy Hart, Philadelphia; D: J0183. Mar.
21, 1907 ; 2c. Mar. 21, 1907. 14727

Fooled (The) Irishman; musical sketch in 1
act, by N. H. Hornstine. Typewritten.

© Nathan H. Hornstine, Philadelphia;
1897 : 41407, July 17 ; 2c. July 24. 14728

Foolhardy (A) dare; play in 1 act, by L. B.
Foley. 8 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 16, 1912; D: 31713; Louis B.
Foley, Detroit. 14729

717

14730

DEAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

14751

Fooling; by J. A. Dehn.

© John A. Dehn, Rochester, N. Y. ; D:
9131, Sept. 22, 1906. 14730

Fooling a count; sketch in 1 act, by J. C. De
Mar. [9] p. 8°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 27, 1914 ; D : 37131 ; .T. C. Deh-
mer, Pittsburg. 14730a

Fooling father; comedy in 1 act, by Raymond
M. Robinson. Boston, W. H. Baker & co..
1910. 21 p. 12°.

© Nov. 5, 1910 ; 2c. Nov. 7, 1910 ; D : 22497 ;
Walter H. Baker & co., Boston. 14731

comedy sketch, by K. James. 16 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 10, 1912 ; D : 2S653 ; Kate James.
Chicago. 14732

Fooling Flo's folks; farce comedy in 3 acts,
by J. W. Allen. [27] p. 4°. Ms.

© Ic. June 24, 1912; D: 30276; J. Weller
Allen, Richmond, 111. 14733

Fooling with the wrong man; a farce in 1 act,
by Bert Richards. Clyde, O., A. D. Ames,
1887. 1 p. 1., 11 p. 12°. ([Ames' series of
standard and minor drama, no. 224] )

© A. D. Ames, Clyde, O. ; 1887 : 8196, Apr.
5; 2e. Apr. 6. 14734

Foolish (A) investment; a comedietta in 1
act, adajited from the German, by M. Morse.
New York, De Witt, 1888. 15 p. 12°. ([De
Witt's acting plays, no. 350])

© A. T. B. De Witt, New York; 1888:
8496, Mar. 22; 2c. Aug. 30. 14735

Foolish Mr. Wise; a comedy in 3 acts, by li.
J. Carter.

© L. J. Carter, Chicago ; 1898 : 71671, Dec.
9. 14736

Foolish moments in one.
nut?

See Are you a

Foolishly fond; a comedy, by W. Sikes and
Olive Logan.

© Wirt Sikes, New York ; 1872 : 7861, July
23. 14737

Foolishness in 1915; play in 1 act, by A. J.
Mendelssohn. 10 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 22, 1915; D: 40445; Albert J.
Mendelssohn, Chicago. 14737a

Fools; in 4 acts, 5 scenes, by W. F. AUert.
49 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 29, 1910; D: 21899; Waldemar
F. Allert, New York. 14738

Fool's castle; a drama in 3 acts, by G. P. Mc-
I'artland. 112 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© George Parnell McPartland, Washing-
ton; D: 12791, Apr. 20, 1908; Ic. Apr. 20.
1908; Ic. Apr. 28, 1908. 14739

Fool's comedy; original play in 3 acts, by J.
Hartley Manners. 71 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 10, 1909; D: 16753; Frederic
Thompson, New York. 14740

Fool's (A) errand; a drama, by A. W. Tour-
gee.

© A. W. Tourgee, United States; 1880:
17668, Nov. 19. 14741

- — —a historical American drama of life in

the South after the War of the Rebellion, in
a prologue and 4 acts, by A. N. Field.

© A. D. Ames and A. Newton Field, Ohio ;
1880 : 17805, Nov. 22. 14742

or, Reconstructed, a drama, foimded on

the novel, A fooFs errand, by A. W. Tourgee
and S. I\Iackaye.

© Albion W. Tourgee and Steele Mackaye,
United States ; 1881 : 12511, Aug. 12. 14743

Fool's (The) folly; sensational playlette in 1
act, by Oliver J. White. 13 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. June 15, 1910; D: 21349; George K.
Rolands, Carmel, N. J. 14744

Fool's gold; a drama in 4 acts, by A. Stringer,
[120] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 4, 1909 ; D : 16617 ; Arthur
Stringer, Cedar Springs, Ontario, Canada.

14745

an incident of our West, by E. Brandt.

15 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© E{h\ in Brandt, New York ; D : 13562, Aug.
17, 1908; 2c. Aug. 17, 1908. 14746

See also Sinners.

Fool's (The) idol; a comedy drama in 5 acts,
by H. Stanton.

© Hugh Stanton, Philadelphia ; 1891 : 15678,
Apr. 28. 14747

Fool's (A) illusion; a drama in 3 acts and 5
scenes, by F. M. Kelly.

© Frank Mortimer Kelly, Victoria, Canada ;
1897 : 22724, Apr. 12. 14748

Fool's paradise; by F. Pusey Gooch. 88 p. 8°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 23, 1910; D: 20332; Frances
Pusey Gooch, Cleveland. 14749

— ■ drama in 3 acts, by W. H. King, jr.
[2], 56 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 18. 1913; D: 34178; William
Harvey King, jr., New York. 14750

adapted by J. H. Connelly.

© J. H. Connelly, New York; 1881:20138,
Dec. 27. 14751

718

14752

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

14772

Fool's paradise — Continued.

an original play in 3 acts, by Sydney

Grundy. New York, S. Frencli; London, S.
Frencli, ltd., 1S9S. 64 p. 12°. ([French's in-
ternational copyrighted ed. of the works of
the best authors, no. 1] )

© Samuel French, New York ; 1898 : 63009,
Oct. 27 ; 2c. Jan. 2, 1899. 14752

Fools, puppets and madmen; or, Not as we

plan, a drama in 5 acts, by L. Rohr. 98 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Louis Rohr, Chicago ; D : 9067, Sept. 12,

1906; 2c. Nov. 2, 1906. 14753

Fool's (The) revenge. Sec Miscellaneous (The)

plays of Edwin Booth.

Fool's (A) wisdom; a sketch of 1586, by^E. W.
Presbrey. n. p. [1904] 26 numb. 1. 12°.

© Eugene W. Presbrey, New York ; D : 4769,
Mar. 22, 1904 ; 2c. Mar. 24, 1904. 14754

Foot-ball; by I. S. Clous and R. W. Snow.

© Irving S. Clous and Ray W. Snow, New
York ; D : 13105, June 3, 1908. 14755

comedy in 1 act, by William Fitzsimmous

and E. Metcalfe. 14 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 23, 1911; D: 23174; Earl Met-
calfe, Indianapolis. 14756

— a monologue, by Frank Dumont. New-
York, Chicago [etc.] M. Witmark & sons,
1905. 0 p. 12°.

© M. Witmark & sons. New York ; D : 6123,
Jan. 23, 1905 ; 2c. Jan. 23, 1905. 14757

Foot-ball (The) fiends; or, The coach and the

freshman halfback, a 1 act comedy of college

life, by Jack Burnett. 7 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 24, 1912; D: 30091; Eugene

Kelly and Harry Ford, New York. 14758

Foot-ball (A) game; comedy, by C. S. Turner.
© C. S. Turner, Minneapolis ; 1894 : 44731.
Sept. 24. 14759

a comedy in 1 act, by S. K. Wiley.

© Sara King Wiley, East Orange, N. .L ;
1894 : .54529, Nov. 22. 14760

Same. New York, S. French; London,

S. French, ltd. 15 p. 12°. (On cover:
French's international copyrighted ed. of tlie
works of the best authors, no. 75)

© Samuel French, New York ; D : 5792,
Nov. IS, 1904; 2c. Nov. 28, 1904. 14761

Foot-ball (The) match; or, The final cup tie,
by F. J. Westcott. 32 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Frederick John Westcott, London; D:
10967, July 15, 1907 ; 2c. Aug. 12, 1907. 14762
Foot-ball (A) romance; college play in 4 act?,
bv Anthony E. Wills. New York, Dick & Fitz-
gerald, 1912. 74 p. 12°.

© Feb. 8, 1912 ; 2c. Feb. 9, 1912 ; D : 28617 ;
Dick & Fitzgerald, New York. 14763

Foot-hills (The); or, $300.00 reward, dramatic
playlet, by E. W. Lewis. [1], 13 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. May 10, 1912; D: 29633; Edwin W.
Lewis, New York. 14764

Foot (The) of a princess; a play in 3 acts, by
P. Whitson. [4], 113 p. 4. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 25, 1912; D: 30950; Pauline
Whitson, New York. 14765

Foot (The) of Princess Hermonthis; phantasy
in 3 acts, by H. M. Dawley. 60 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Mar. 4, 1915; D: 39868; Herbert
JMarshall Dawley, Buffalo. 14765a

Foot (The) of the mountain; allegory in 1 act,
l>y J. H. Booth. 22 p. 4. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 22, 1913 ; D : 33288 ; John Hunter
Booth, Boston. 14766

Foot (The) of the rainbow; play in 3 acts, by
M. G. Roberts. [1], 73 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 3, 1913 ; D : 32506 ; Myrtle Glenn
Roberts, Seattle. 14767

Same. San Francisco, P. Elder and com-
pany [1914] 6 p. ]., 5-45 p. 8°.

© Mar. 16, 1914; 2c. Mar. 26, 1914; A:
369476 ; Paul Elder & co., San Francisco.

14767a

Footin' the bill; a comedy playlet in 1 act, by
D. S. Kusell. 10 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 17, 1914; D: 38823; Dan S.
Kusell, Chicago. 14767b

Footlights and fireside; in 4 acts, by Hal. Reid
[i. e. James Halleck Reid] 82 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Bertha Westbrook Reid, New York; D:
411, Apr. 30, 1901 ; 2c. Apr. 30, 1901. 14768

Footman (The); an English domestic drama in
4 acts, by D. L. Hart.

© Daniel L. Hart, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. ; 1891 :
10514, Mar. 20. 14769

For a brother's life; or. The fortunes of war,
an original American play in 4 acts, by C. T.
Dazey. 131 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© C. T. Dazey, Chicago ; 1885 : 14472, July
6 ; 2c. July 31. 14770

For a father's honor. See On dark ways.

For a girl's honor. See Girl's honor.

For a man; play in 4 acts, by H. Hencken. 161
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 2. 1912; D: 31528; Harry
Hencken, New York. 14771

For a million; a musical comedy drama in 4
acts, by J. A. Eraser, jr.

© J. A. Frasor, jr., Chicago; 1893:42889,

Sept. 25. 14772

719

14773

DRAMATIC COMPOSITION'S

14793

For a mother's love; Russian play in 1 act, by
F. Bernard. 15 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 22, 1912; D: 31222; Franklin
Bernard, Denver. 14773

For a title; a drama in 4 acts, by J. M. Fran-
coeur and F. Neilson.

© J. M. Francoeur and Francis Neilson,
New Yorli ; 1897 : 17822, Mar. 18. 14774

For a woman's life. See Verdict (The)

For all eternity; in 4 acts, by C. H. McGur-
rin.

© Cliarles Henri McGurrin, Kalamazoo,
Mich.; 1900 A: 3259, Feb. 5; 2c. Jan. 15.

14775

For ambition's sake; a drama in 4 acts, by
H. Allaway.

© Henry Allaway, New Haven ; 1885 : 14152,
July 1. 14776

For another's crime. See Queen (A) of treach-
ery.

For another's sin; a melodrama in 4 acts, by
C. F. Gotthold and G. D. Parker. 61 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Charles F. Gotthold and George D.
Parker, Baltimore; D:7895, Jan. 25, 1906;
2c. Jan. 31, 1906. 14777

tabloid domestic drama in 2 acts, by

Charles Norton. Chicago, Chicago manu-
script CO., 1915. [29] p. f°. Mimeographed.
© Oct. 14, 1915; 2c. Nov. 22, 1915; D:
42326; Alexander Byers, Chicago. 14777a

For baby's sake; a comedy sketch, by J. S.
Lopez. 13 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© John S. Lopez, Philadelphia; D:4585,
Feb. 3, 1904; 2c. Feb. 3, 1904. 14778

See also Terrible (The) torpedo.

For better, for worse; comedy in 1 act, by H.
F. Taylor. 25 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Henry Fitch Taylor, Cos Cob, Conn. ;
D:6413, Mar. 28, 1905; 2c. Mar. 28, 1905.

14779

play in 1 act, by M. A. Singleton. 21 p.

4 . Typewritten.

© Mary Alexander Singleton, Macon, Ga. ;
D:9387, Nov. 5, 1906; 2c. Nov. 5, 1906.

14780

play of modern American life in 4 acts,

by O. Moffett. 105 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 1, 1909; D: 17237; Cleveland
Moffett, New York. 14781

For better or worse; domestic drama in 4 acts
and 6 scenes, by Mrs. J. Meyer. [3], 51 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 28, 1913 ; D : 34862 ; Mrs. .Tames
Meyer, Seattle. 14782

For Bonnie Prince Charlie; opera in 2 acts,
by A. C. Ruggeri. 64 p. 4°. Typewritten.
[Libretto only]

© Ic. Oct. 23, 1913 ; D : 35073 ; Agnes Clem-
entine Ruggeri, New York. 14783

For business reasons.

© Kate Jordan, New York; 1894:15274.
Mar. 17. 14784

For charity; a monologue written expressly
for Mrs. W. P. Mattoon, by Clyde Fitch. 10 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Laura I. Mattoon, Springfield, Mass. ;
D: 13442, July 24, 1908; 2c. July 24, 1908.

14785

For conscience sake; comedy in 1 act, by P. G.
K. Schillinger. 0 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Philip G. Kingston Schillinger, New
York; D : 9099, Sept. 17, 1906; 2c. Sept. 17,
1906. 14786

For Cuba; comedy in 1 act, by H. D. Rose.

© Heloise Durant Rose, New York; 1898:
37902, June 21. 14787

— — melodrama in 4 acts, by Edward E. Rose.

© Clara F. Rose, Marshfield Hills, Mass.;
1807 : 7767. .Tan. 28. 14788

For de love o' Mike; comedy drama, by J.
Maginnis. 25 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 13, 1915; D : 41489 ; James

Maginnis, New York.

14788a

For dear old Penn; a dramatic episode in 1
act, by Fred G. Nixon Nirdlinger. 13 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Frederick G. Nirdlinger, Philadelphia ;
D:473, May 15, 1901; 2c. May 15, 1901.

14789

For district attorney; play in 1 act, by V. W.
Mnsher. 23 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 12, 1912; D: 28660; Victor W.
]\Iosher, East Grand Forks, Minn. 14790

For duty's sake. See Sappho.

For Elaine's sake; a drama in 3 acts and 6
scenes, by Eloise Hammond. 29 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Eloise Leona Hammond, Goldfield, Nev. ;
L):9929, Feb. 9, 1907; 2c. Feb. 11, 1907.

14791

For Eng'land; melodrama in 5 acts, by Sutton
Vane. Typewritten.

© William Calder, New York; 1893:7489,
Feb. 8; 2c. Feb. 27. 14792

For Erin and thee; a play in 4 acts, by S. J.
Large.

© Samuel J. Large, Bristol, Conn. ; D :
5501, Sept. 1, 1904. 14793

720

14794

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

14814

For fair Virginia; a drama in 4 acts, by A.
R. Whytal. 77 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© A, Russ Whyta?, Philadelphia; 1895:
21958, Apr. 20; 2c. May 17. 14794

For he's a jolly good fellow. 17 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Lucien Fairchild, Cleveland ; D : 14283,
Nov. 13, 1908; 2c. Nov. 13, 1908. 14804

For fame and fortune; the beautiful play of For he's my man; play in 1 act, by L. G. White.

real life in 4 acts, by Hal Reid [i. e. James
Halleck Reid] 90 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Sullivan & Harris, New York ; D : 5826,
Nov. 26, 1904; 2c. Dec. 29, 1904. 14795

For fortune and love; exclusive dramatic
sketch in 1 act, by E. L. Gamble. 10 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. June 14, 1910 ; D : 21335 ; Edward L.
Gamble, East Liverpool O. 14796

For France; drama in 1 act, by M. O. French.
15 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 2, 1915 ; D : 39S32 ; Marion Ogil-
vie French, Oswego, N. Y. 14797

episode of Franco-Prussian war, by J. O.

Francis. 23 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 19, 1914; D: 38167; John Os-
wald Francis, London. 14797a

a romantic drama in 5 acts, adapted by

E. B. Tilton.

© Edwin B. Tilton, New York ; 1S9G : 2907,
Jan. 6; 2c. Jan. 6. 14798

For free Cuba ! a melodrama in 4 acts, by C. R.
Foreman.

© C. R. Foreman, New York ; 1895 : 66403,
Dec. 30. 14799

For freedom's cause; by J. A. Westhauser.
Typewritten.

© Joseph Aloysius Westhauser, St. Paul;
1900 A : 30864, Dec. 21 ; 2c. Dec. 21. 14800

For girls only; play in 1 act, by Wm. L. Ballauf.

[2 J, 31 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 28, 1915 ; D : 42102 ; Fred Irwin,
New York. 14800a

For gold; a drama in 4 acts, by A. Giannitelli,
adapted into English by J. P. Corr. 31 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Alfred Giannitelli and James P. Corr,
New York; D : 13758, Sept. 11, 1908; 2c.
Sept. 11, 1908. 14801

For half a million; a play in 1 act, by Clara
Harriet Sherwood. New York, T. H. French ;
London, Samuel French, 1891. 12 p. 12°.
(French's minor drama, the acting ed., no.
338)

© T. H. French, New York; 1891:42779,
Nov. 30; 2c. Dec. 2. 14802

For happiness; drama in 3 acts, by Stanislav
Pshibislievsky, tr. by Lucille Baron. {In
Poet lore, v. 23, no. 2, Mar.-Apr. 1912; peri-
odical © Apr. 26, 1912 ; Ic. Apr. 28, 1912 ; Ic.
Apr. 29, 1912; B : 255354 ; Poet lore co.,
Boston) 14803

[22] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 12, 1914 ; D : 37012 ; Lucy Goode
White, San Francisco. 14804a

For hearth, and home; a melodrama in 4 acts,
by Hal Reid [i. e. James Halleck Reid]
37 p. f°. Typewritten.

© American amusement assn., Chicago;
D:361, Apr. 18, 1901; 2c. Apr. 18, 1901.

14805

For hearts or the king; a romance of the
Revolution, a play in 3 acts, by W. H. Thomas.
52 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© William H. Thomas, Yonkers, N. Y. ;
D : 2421, Oct. 7, 1902 ; 2c. Oct. 7, 1902. 14806

For her body and soul; a play in 3 acts, by

Cecil Spooner. [1], 40 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 17, 1912; D: 30874; Blaney-

Spooner amusement co., New York. 14807

For her brother's sake; drama in 4 acts, by
William Nelson. 56 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Frank Hannan, Chicago; D : 15658, Apr.
19, 1909; 2c. Apr. 26, 1909. 14808

■ ■ drama in 4 acts and 10 scenes, by F. Tucker.

29 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Francis Tucker, Galesburg, 111. ; D :7415,
Oct. 7, 1905; 2c. Oct. 17, 1905. 14809

For her child's sake; a drama in 4 acts, by
Clarence Black. 46 p. f°. Typewritten.

© July 2, 1909 ; 2c. July 26, 1909 ; D : 16381 ;
Alexander Byers, Chicago. 14810

For her child's sake, and other plays; by
Frank Hannon and Anna Kernann.

© Internatl. play exchange, Chicago; D:
3133, Feb. 16, 1903. 14811

For her daddy's sake; play in 1 act, by W.
Crosby. 9 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 26, 1914; D: 39359; Wallace
Crosby, Omaha, Neb. 14811a

For her daily bread; by T. Kremer.

© Theodore Kremer, New York ; D : 9827,
Jan. 23, 1907. 14812

— a melodrama in 4 acts and 8 scenes, by
W. C. IMurpliey. 86 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Will C. Murphey, Camden, N. J. ; D :7383,
Oct. 10, 1905; 2c. Oct. 10, 1905. 14813

a melodrama of life in tlie great metropo-

lis, in 4 acts, by W. Osgood.

© Whitman Osgood, United States; 1897:
55298, Oct. 1. 14814

5379—15-

-46

721

14815

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

14810

For her father's sake; by J. M. Trimble.

© James Marion Trimble, Fox, O. ; D :
1224; Dec. 30, 1901. 14815

sketch in 1 act, by Frank B. Coigne. 4 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 10, 1912; D: 28641; Champion
film CO., New York. 14816

For her father's sin; a melodrama in 4 acts,

by L. M. Sawyer. 98 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Lucy M. Sawyer, New York; D : 7832,

Jan. 9, 1906 ; 2c. Jan. 9, 1906. 14817

For her money; or, The widow's secret, so-
ciety comedy drama in 4 acts, by A. L. John-
son. 86 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Annie Lewis Johnson, New York; 1889:
32650, Oct. 28; 2c. Jan. 27, 1890. 14818

For her mother's sake; drama in 4 acts. 48 p.
f°. Typewritten.

© Clarence E. UpdegrafE, jr., Reading, Pa. ;
D:2911, Jan. 20, 1903; 2c. Feb. 3, 1903.

14819

For her sake; a play in 1 act, by B. L. C.
Griffith. Philadelphia, The Penn publishing
company, 1897.

© Penn pub. co., Philadelphia; 1897:
29385, May 14; 2c. May 17. 14820

a romantic Russian drama in 4 acts, by

Alvin P. Seilhamer.

© Edwin Gordon Lawrence, New York;
1895 : 10475, Feb. 20.

See also Plays and monolog'ues.

14821

For her sister's honor; a melodrama in 4 acts,
by F. R. Stewart.

© Francis R. Stewart, New York ; D : 3035,
Feb. 24, 1903. 14822

a 1 act comedy drama, by Z. W. Covington.

Green Bay, Wis., Gazette publishing co. [1907]
12 p. 8°.

© Zellali Wall Covington, Los Angeles; D:
11324, Sept. 10, 1907; 2c. Sept. 10, 1907.

14823

For her son's sake; an Irish and English play,
an exciting drama from real life in 5 acts,
accompanied by a laughable farce and song,
by C. McNeff.

© Clerinda McNeff, New York; D:7134,
Aug. 14, 1905. 14824

For high stakes; comedy in 1 act, by P. C. John-
son.

© Philander C. Jolinson, United States;
1892 : 49603, Dec. 5. 14825

For his brother's crime; a melodrama in 4
acts, by C. E. Blaney. 116 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Chas. E. Blaney, Newark, N. J. ; D : 4089,
Oct. 7, 1903 ; 2c. Oct. 7, 1903. 14826

For his child's sake; a melodrama, by Clyde
Bates.

© Clyde Jackson Bates, New York; D:
5104, May 31, 1904. 14827

For his country's sake; romantic drama in a
prologue and 4 acts, by A. Golden.

© Alexander Golden, Gloversville, N. Y. ;
1899 : 84069, Dec. 28. 14828

For his sake; by John Arthur Eraser. Type-
written.

© R. W. Marks, Perth, Canada; 1900 A:
27453, Nov. 5; 2c. Sept. 6. 14829

by W. R. Dodge.

© William Ramsey Dodge, Melrose, Mass. ;
D : 926, Oct. 5, 1901. 14830

a drama in 4 acts, by F. A. Stearns.

© F. A. Stearns, Brooklyn; 1882:9086,
June 1. 14831

by J. A. Eraser.

© John Arthur Fraser, Chicago; 1900 A:
30398, Dec. 17. 14832

For his sister's sake. See For love's sake.

For his son's sake; by W. H. Hartley.

© William Henry Hartley, Philadelphia ;
D : 2621, Nov. 18, 1902. 14833

For home and country; by David Clifford. 11
p. 8°. Ms.

© Ic. Apr. 18, 1910; D: 20891; Burritt &
Marlowe, Denver. 14834

For home and honor; a drama in 4 acts, by
Lem B. Parker.

© McGill & Shipman, Altoona, Pa. ; D :1341,
Jan. 20, 1902. 14835

a dramatic sketch in several scenes, by

Fi-ank B. Coigne. [5] p. 4. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 18, 1912; D: 29067; Champion
film CO., New York. 14836

For honor's sake; by B. F. Waterman. 85 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© B. Frank Waterman, New York ; D : 3159,
Mar. 18, 1903; 2c. Mar. 18, 1903. 14837

— by J. Breath, jr. 1 p. 1., 51 p. 8°. Printed.

© James Breath, jr., Flushing, N. Y. ; 1880 :

17738, Nov. 20 ; 2c. Dec. 9. 14838

a drama of the Civil War, in 5 acts, by

La^vl•ence Moore [pseud, of W. M. Lawrence]
53 p. 12°. Printed.

© William Moore Lawrence, Janesville,
Wis.; 1879:4135, Mar. 29; 2c. Apr. 30. 14839

— in 3 acts, by C. A. Bowman.

© Charles A. Bowman, New York ; 1900 A :
26557, Oct 25. 14840

722

14841

COPYRIGHTED IN THE tTNITED STATES

14664

Tor honor's sake — Continued.

play in 4 acts, by Alex Shirvann and I>. K.

Babigian. 79 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 27, 1911 ; D : 25876 ; Dickran K.

Babigian, Cambridge, Mass. 14841

For humanity; a semi-dramatie spectacular in
1 act, by A. H. Hallett. 6 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Albert H. Hallett, San Francisco; D:
3809, Aug. 8, 1903 ; 2c. Aug. 8, 1903. 14842

For bunaanity's sake; drama, by B. H. Osborne.
|3], 33 p. f °. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 15, 1910; D: 21564; Bertha
Hoover Osborne, Washington. 14843

For Ireland's sake; an Irish drama in 5 acts,
by S. Henry.

© Symons Henry^ Minneapolis ; 1896 : 23196,
Apr. 14. 14844

For lack of evidence; play for ladies in 1 act,
by M. Lefuse. London, S. French, ltd.. New
York, S. French, 1910. 12 p. 12°. (On
cover: French's acting ed., no. 2358)

© Dec. 31, 1910 ; 2e. Jan. 3, 1911 ; D : 22983 ;
Samuel French, ltd., London. 14845

For lack of gold; sensational drama in 3 acts,
by J. J. McCloskey.

© James J. McCloskey, Brooklyn; 1873:
3343, Apr. 2. 14846

For liberty; a historical melodrama, by R. Stod-
art and W. Hurlbut. 106 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Robert Stodart and William Hurlbut,
New York ; D : 6314, Mar. 2, 1905 ; 2c. Mar. 2,
1905. 14847

■ a play for Chanukah, for school and home,

hi 3 acts, by J. Jacobson. cover-title, 16 p.
8°. Printed.

© Janie Jacobson, New York; I>: 4101, Oct.
15, 1903; 2c. Dec. 8, 1903. 14848

For life; a 4 act drama, by T. H. Glenney.

© T. H. Glenney, New York ; 1884 : 5292,
Mar. 12. 14849

or, Down in a coal mine, an original drama

in 3 acts, by J. F. Poole.

© John F. Poole, New York; 1872:6205,
June 11. 14850

For life and liberty; a melodrama in 4 acts and
6 scenes, by T, E. B. Henry. 80 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Thos. E. B. Henry, Chicago; D: 14284,
Nov. 13, 1908; 2c. Nov. 13, 1908. 14851

For life and love; by L. Underwood.

© Lawrence Underwood, New York; D:
5378, Aug. 6, 1904. 14852

For Lizzette; a play in 1 act, by Mark Lo^is de
Coucy. 17 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Gustave Frohman, New York ; D : 5037,
May 17, 1904 ; 2c. Apr. 30, 1904. 14853

For love alone; fifteen minute sketch, by A, M.
Lindgren. 7 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© A. M. Lindgren, Worcester ; D : 3534,
June 5, 1903 ; Ic. May 5, 1903. 14854

For love and country. See Irish King Kerry.

For love and gold; or, Dice of death, sensa-
tional western drama in 4 acts, by C. G.
Rockwell. 70 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Clara Grady Rockwell, New York; D:
4263, Nov. 18, 1903; 2c. Nov. 18, 1903.

14855

For love and honor; a comedy drama in 4 acts
and 7 scenes, by W. W. Lapoint. 120 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ed. N. McDowell, New York; D : 2168,
July 30, 1902; 2c. Sept. 23, 1902. 14856

a dramatic sketch, by Florence Gerald.

Chicago, T. S. Denison, 1906. 13 p. 12°

© T. S. Denison, Chicago; D:9103, Sept.
17, 1906; 2c. Oct. 20. 1906. 14857

— an original romantic drama in a prologue

and 3 acts, by D. F. Perkins.

© David Fessenden Perkins, Portland,

Me. ; 1900 A : 12389, May 17. 14858

a play in 4 acts, by Edward Hamilton

Cahill. 85 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Lillian Cahill, New York; D:5179, June
1.5, 1904; 2c. June 15, 1904. 14859

a romantic drama in 5 acts and 9 scenes.

by I. B. Goodrich, jr. 127 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ira B. Goodrich, jr., Boston; D:3679,
July 1, 1903; 2c. July 10, 1903. 14860

For love and life; a play in prelude and 3 acts,
by J. G. Lincoln.

© Jeanie Gould Lincoln, Washington;
1896:3.5427, June 16. 14861

playlet in 1 act, by W. W. Norton. 15 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 16, 1910; D: 20810; Winiam
Wan-en Norton, Detroit. 14862

For love of a Geraldine; a drama of the Irish
rebellion of '98, in 3 acts, by C. L. Adams.
93 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Constance L. Adams, New York ; D :
8234, Mar. 27, 1906; Ic. Nov. 5, 1906. 14863

For love of country; musical play in .3 acts,
by C. F. Stayner. 22 p. 4°. Ms. [Libretto
only]

© Ic. .Tune 19, 1911; D: 24516; Charles
Frederick Stayner, Salt Lake City. 14864

723

14865

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

14888

For love of gold; a drama in 4 acts, by M. E.
Smith.

(c) Mary Ellis Smith, Chicago; 1886:5267,
Mar. 5. 14865

a drama of today in 4 acts, by M. Walsh.

i© Marie Walsh, Brooklyn ; 1897 : 8020, Jan.
29. 14866

For love of her; drama in 3 acts and prologue,
by C. Clarke.

© Creston Clarke, New York ; D : 882, Sept.
20, 1901. 14867

For love of Manon Lescaut; an original play
in 5 acts and 7 scenes, founded upon the
immortal romance of Abbe Prevost [entitled
Histoire du chevalier Des Grieux et de Manon
Lescaut] by C. H. Meltzer. 107 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Charles Henry Meltzer, New York; D:
291, Apr. 1, 1901 ; 2c. Apr. 1, 1901. 14868

For love of me; a tragedy in 1 act, by A. R.
Whytal. 43 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© A. R. Wliytal, New York; 1890:6701,
Feb. 26; 2c. June 18, 1892. 14869

For love of money; a society drama, by J. F.
McLean.

© J. Francis McLean, Galveston. Texas;
1895:5310. Jan. 21. 14870

For love of title; a drama of London and Pa-
risian social life, by J. T. Malone.

© James T. Malone, Rochester, N. Y. ;
1899; 60386, Sept. 20. 14871

For love of you; a drama in 4 acts and a pro-
logue, by O. Harper. 103 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Olive Harper, New York ; D : 11923, Dec.
16, 1907; 2c. Dec. 16, 1907. 14872

For love or money; by F. M. Kingsley.

© Florence Morse Kingsley, West New
Brighton, N. Y. ; D : 15663, Apr. 19, 1909.

14873

For love's sake — Continued.

or. For his sister's sake, a play in 3 acts,

a comedy in 3 acts, by Helen Sherman

Griffith. Philadelphia, The Penn publishing
company, 1903. 36 p. 12°.

© Penn pub. co., Philadelphia ; D : 3657,
June 26, 1903; 2c. June 26, 1903. 14874

For love's sake; a melodrama in 4 acts, drama-
tized and arr. by A. E. Gaylord. 94 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Albert E. Gavlord, New York; D : 9640.
Dec. 14, 1906; 2c. Dec. 14, 1906. 14875

— a play in 4 acts, by H. G. Donnelly.

© H. Grattan Donnelly, New York; D:
544, June 3, 1901. 14876

by G. McDowell.

© George McDowell, Portland, Me. ; D :

2964, Feb. 7, 1903. 14877

(L'ecran brise); a 1 act play, by Henry

Bordeaux, authorized tr. from the French by
Y. Asckenasy.

© Ysidor Asckenasy, St. Louis ; D : 14022,
■ Oct. 9, 1908. 14878

For mayor, Godfrey Buehler; deutsch-ameri-
kanisches characterbild in 3 aufzuegen, von J.
Gugler.

© Julius Gugler, Milwaukee; 1888:37333,
Dec. 29. 14879

For memory's sake; a 1 act playlet, by Tom
Fitch. 12 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Julia Romaine Marks, New York; D:
8189, Mar. 19, 1906; Ic. Mar. 19, 1906; Ic.
Apr. 5, 1906. 14880

For money; drama in 4 acts, by G. Scarbor-
ough. 105 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 12, 1913; D : 33197 ; George
Scarborough, New Brighton, N. Y. 14881

For mother's sake.

© Charles Line, Menominee, Mich. ; 1898 :
8733, Jan. 28. 14882

a comedy drama in 4 acts, by Carrie Ashley

Clarke. 136 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Wm. A. Rosco and John J. Holland, Chi-
cago ; D : 2904, Jan. 24, 1903 ; 2c. Jan. 24, 1903.

14883
by Joseph Byrou Totten.

© W. H. Woods, New York ; D : 7985, Feb.
3, 1906. 14884

a melodrama in 4 acts, by S. Strauss.

© Samuel Strauss, New York ; D : 3419,
May 12, 1903. 14885

See also Royal (A) perjury.

For mother's sake and yours. See World
against him.

For my son; a domestic drama in 4 acts and 6
scenes, by G. T. Wallace.

© Gus T. Wallace, Brooklyn ; 1897 : 16865,
Mar. 12. 14886

For myself alone; a drama in 3 acts, by Marius
[pseud, of S. O. Lloyd] New York, De Witt,
1884. 20 p. 12°. ([De Witt's acting plays,
no. 322] )

© A. T. B. De Witt, New York ; 1884 : 26389.
Dec. 30 ; 2c. Jan. 22, 1885. 14887

For Norway's queen; a comedy in 5 acts, based
on Danish-Norwegian history, English ver-
sion by M. E. Coe.

© Marie Evelyn Coe, San Francisco; D:
6916, July 6, 1905. 14888

724

14889

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

14910

For Odan-Felsburg; a fantastic comedy in 1 act,
by F. Truesdell.

© Frederick Truesdell, New York ; D : 5224,
June 22, 1904. 14889

For old Eli; a comedy of Yale life [in 4 acts],
by L. O. Thompson. 107 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Lovd Oscar Thompson, Los Angeles ; D :
13560, Aug. 17, 1908; 2c. Aug. 17, 1908.

14890

Same. New York, S. French; London, S.

French, ltd., 1909. 75 p. 12°.

© Dec. 30, 1909; 2c. Dec. 31, 1909; D:
17838 ; Samuel French. New York. 14891

For old England; historical drama in 5 acts and
4 scenes, by L. Cleveland.

© Lucy Cleveland, New York ; D : 1191,
Nov. 21, 1901. 14892

For old love's sake; a comedy in 2 acts, by Mary
G. Woodhull. Philadelphia, The Penn pub-
lishing company, 1896.

© Penn pub. co., Philadelphia ; 1896 : 39727,
July 7; 2c. July 7. 14893

a playlet in 1 act, by Perce R. Benton

[pseud, of P. B. Robinson] 8 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Perce Benton Robinson, Chicago; D:
4756, Mar. 19, 1904 ; 2c. Mar. 19, 1904. 14894

For old time sake; pastoral comedy sketch, by
S. Chambers. 12 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Stephen Chambers, Chico, Cal. ; D : 10105,
Mar. 9, 1907 ; 2c. Mar. 9, 1907. 14895

For old times sake.

© Albert H. Woods, New York; D:5533,
Sept. 14, 1904. 14896

drama in 4 acts, by Lawrence Barbour.

110 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. June 14, 1913; D: 33499; Darcy &
Wolford, New York. 14897

dramatic playlet in 2 scenes, by Harry

Sophus Sheldon. 14 p. f . Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 13, 1909; D: 17363; G. Harris
Eldon, Alexandria, Ind. 14898

For one night only; a comedy in 4 acts, tr.
from the German by R. M. Baker. Boston,
W. H. Baker & CO., 1900. 44 p. 12°. (Baker's
edition of plays)

© Walter H. Baker & cc, Boston; 1899:
80955, Dec. 14 ; 2c. Jan. 22, 1900. 14899

For papa's sake; a comedietta in 1 act, by Mel B.
Spurr.

© T. H. French, London ; 1899 : 20776, Mar.
21 ; 2c. Mar. 31. 14901

For Reck and Tech; play in 4 acts, by J. W.
Cox. Atlanta, Gershon printing co., 1913.
1 p. 1., 14 p. 12°.

© Jan. 15, 1914; 2c. Jan. 21, 1914; D:
35850; John William Cox, Atlanta. 14901a

For reform; political satire for a singing quar-
tette, by Harry L. Newton. Chicago, T. S.
Denison, 1909. 10 p. 12°. ([Denison's vaude-
ville sketches] ) [Words only]

© Sept. 27, 1909; 2c. Sept. 29, 1909; D:
16960 ; T. S. Denison, Chicago. 14902

For rent tomorrow; comedy sketch, by Harry
L. Newman [i. e. Newton] and A. S. Hoffman.
Chicago and New York, The Dramatic pub-
lishing company [1903] 10 p. 12°. (On
cover: The darkey & comic drama)

© Dramatic pub. co., Chicago ; D : 4251, Nov.
16, 1903 ; 2c. Nov. 16, 1903. 14903

For revenue only; by D. Lloyd.

© David Lloyd, New York; D:8466, May
3, 1906. 14904

a comedy in 4 acts, by M. Nobles.

© Milton Nobles, Brooklyn; 1892:16710,
Apr. 18. 14905

or, A third party movement, farcical com-
edy in 3 acts, by M. Nobles. 121 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Apr. 26, 1912; D: 29500; Milton
Nobles, Brooklyn. 14906

For right of way; a realistic and romantic play,
abounding in strong dramatic effects and
startling tableaux, by W. H. Young.

© William H. Young and John Leslie
Gossin, United States ; 1889 : 16783, June 1.

14907

For royal Charlie; an episode of the escape,
after the battle of Culloden, of Charles Ed-
ward Stuart, the Young Pretender, by J. G.
Duffy. 10 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© John Gibbon Duffy, New York ; D : 241,
Mar. 20, 1901 ; 2c. Mar. 30, 1901. 14908

For Russia; a dramatic episode in 1 act, by'
F. Ormonde. [1], 13 p. 8°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 30, 1909; D: 16508; Frederic
Ormonde, Boston. 14909

For our country; by P. V. Kern. 59 p. f°. For Russia free; a dramatic sketch in 1 act,
Ms. by H. B. Dox. 12 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 8, 1910 ; D : 22016 ; Penelope V. © Hamilton Bogart Dox, Peoria, 111. ; D :

Kern, Brazil, Ind. 14900 9942, Feb. 11, 1907; 2c. Apr. 4, 1907. 14910

725

14911

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

14932

For sake of Alice; in 1 act, by Hugh Irving For the flag; a comedy in 1 act, by Waite

Ilowells.

© Lyceum pub. co., Philadelphia ; 1000 A :

34726. Oct. 4. 14911

For sale; Fislier's new musical farce comedy,
in 3 acts.

© Perkins D. Fisher, New York; 1891:

14876, Apr. 21, 14912

Drake.
© Axlele Payn, New York ; 1896 : 46882, Aug.

17.

14922

— play in 4 acts, by J. E. Goodman. 92 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Jules Eckert Goo<lman, New York ; D :
13720, Sept. 4, 1908; 2c. .Tune 9, 1909. 14913

play in 3 acts, by E. B. Harris. 121 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 9, 1912; D: 30489; Elmer B.
Harris, New York. 14914

For Scotland's liberty. See Sir "William Wal-
lace.

For sweet charity's sake.

© I. B. Brooks, New York; 1894:39621,
Aug. 29. 14915

— a comedy, by E. O. Towne.

© Edward Owings Towne, Chicago; 1897:
59127, Oct. 18. 14916

curtain raiser for four people, by Robert

Griffin Morris. 14 p. 4°, Typewritten.

© Elenor de Berrein Morris. Brooklyn ; D :
6098, Jan. 19, 1905; 2c. Jan. 19, 1905. 14917

For sword or song; a poetical music play in 3
acts, written by Robert George Legge. made
by Louis Calvert, inusick'd by Raymond
Roze. London, J. Williams, ltd., 1902. 8 p.
8*. [Lyrics only]

© Joseph Williams, ltd., London ; D : 2337,
Sept. 16, 1902; 2c. Sept. 16, 1902. 14918

For the girl he loved; or, Down in Texas, an
original melodrama in prologue and 3 acts,
by W. T. Burke.

© William Talbot Burke, Long Branch, N.
J. ; 1895 : 56280. Nov. 6. 14923

For the girl I love; play in 4 acts, by E. M.
Royle. 122 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 1, 1914; D: 38978; Edwin Mil-
ton Royle, Darien, Conn. 14923a

For the gold; 1 act tragedy, by P. C. Georgis.
[2], 10 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 27, 1911; D: 25860; Peter C.
Georgis, Mason City, la. 14924

For the good of all; play in 1 act, by O.
Leonard.

© O. Leonard, St. Louis; D : 11203, Aug.
19, 1907. 14925

For the good of the order; comedy in 1 act,
by M. Drew. 9 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 23, 1910; D : 20871 ; Maurice
Drew, Montvale, N. J. 14926

For the good of the service; military drama
in 4 acts, by Wolcott Beard and Brandon
Douglas. 142 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 27, 1910; D: 20042; Virginia
Clarke, New York. 14927

For the heart of Evelyn; dramatic sketch in
1 act, by R. C. Copeland. 5 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Sept. 8, 1911; D: 25171; Ralph C.

Copeland, Portland, Or. 14928

Same. 69 p. 8 .

© Joseph Williams, ltd., London; D:2251, For the honor of a name; comedy drama in 4

100 p. 4°. Typewrit-

Aug. 19, 1902; 2c. Aug. 19, 1902. 14919

For the blue or the gray. See Fighting (A)
chance.

For the cause; play in 1 act, by L. A. Back.
[1], 8 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 23, 1914; D: 37378; Louis A.
Back, Harrow, England. 14919a

acts, by A. Gross,
ten.

© Ic. Apr. 28, 1910 ; D : 20902 ; Anna Gross,
New York. 14929

For the honor of the duke.

© Ella Madeline Merli Mills, Inwood, N.
Y. ; D:1183, Dec. 13, 1901. 14930

For the crown; drama tr. from the French ^^^ ^^^ king; an historical drama in 5 acts,
[Pour la couronne] of Francois Copp#e, by hy C. Prescott.

C. Renauld. 89 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Charles Renauld, New York; 1895:
9969, Feb. 18; 2c. Mar. 22. 14920

■ — Same.

© f Charles Renauld, New York ; 1895 : 12052,
Feb. 28. 14921

© Clive Prescott, United States; 1873;
6442, June 7. 14931

an historical drama of the days of the

Stuart insurrection of 1745, by C. M. Caughy.

© Charles M. Caughy, Baltimore; 1873:

5581, May 17. 14932

726

14933

COPYRIGHTED IK THE UNITED STATES

14952

For the king — Continued.

a romance of the days of Cromwell, play

in 4 acts, by John S. Crellin, Homer Grant,
and William Harcourt. 128 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© William Harcourt King, New York; D:
3481, May 25, 1903 ; 2c. May 25, 1903. [Note :
This play was first called The royal lover, and
was copyrighted 1899 : 20055] 14933

a tragedy in 5 acts, by W. Ellis.

© Walter Ellis, Kalamazoo, Mich.; 1882:
9750, June 14. 14934

— See also Strathroy.

For the land's sake; comedy sketch in 1 act,
by J. W. Sayre. 24 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 8, 1910 ; D : 22251 ; J. W. Sayre,
Seattle. 14935

For the love of Kitty; farce in 3 acts, by J. A.
Westhauser and Winter Russell. 89 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. July 18, 1913; D: 33842; Joseph A.
Westhauser. New York. 14936

For the love of mammy; a 1 act playlet for a
child, by M. Goldman. 16 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Matthew Goldman, New York ; D : 11848.
Dec. 2, 1907; 2c. Dec. 2, 1907. 14937

For the love of Mike; 3 act Irish farce comedy,
by W. M. Goff. 36 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 22, 1913; D: 33015; William
M. Goff, Pleasantville, N. J. 14938

For the love of Olympia; drama in 4 acts, by
L. M. Mangold. 64 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Louisa M. Mangold, Detroit; D : 4387,
Dec. 14, 1903; 2c. Jan. 11, 1904. 14939

For the man she loved; by C. H. Percifield.
© Charley Harrison Percifield, Chariton,
la.; D:5824, Nov. 16, 1904. 14940

or, How hearts are broken, a drama in

5 acts, by Fessler and Rae. 114 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Walter Fessler, New York ; D : 5974, Dec.
12, 1904; 2c. Jan. 30, 1905. 14941

For the men higher up; play in 4 acts, by M.
van de Sande-Bakhuyzen. 120 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Nov. 13, 1915; D: 42250; Mary van
de Sande-Bakhuyzen, New York. 14941a

For the ministry; a farce, by E. S. Keller and
W. G. Burns.

© Edward S. Keller and Walter G. Burns,
Fort Wayne, Ind. ; 1899:81697, Dec. 18.

14942

For the one woman; a comedy in 3 acts, by
W. H. Carson. 90 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Wm. Henry Carson, New York ; D : 13378,
July 20, 1908; 2c. July 20, 1908. [Note:
Copies bear title. Married? or. For the one
woman] 14943

For the party; a comedy in 4 acts, by E. Mc-
Kernon. Ill p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Edward McKernon, New York ; D : 16098,
June 19, 1909 ; 2c. June 22, 1909. 14944

For the people; drama in 1 act, by E. Magie.
17 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 2, 1909; D: 17089; Elizabeth
Magie, Chicago. 14945

play in 4 acts, by B. Boder. 52 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 16, 1911; D: 23106; Bartlett
Boder, Denver. 14946

For the queen; a romantic drama In 3 acts,
period of 1785, by G. F. Bragdon. 27 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Guy Fletcher Bragdon, Boston ; D : 6931,
June 28, 1905; 2c. Aug. 14, 1905. 14947

For the red, white and blue; an American
drama, in 4 acts and 9 scenes, by H. E. De
Lasaux. 95 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 28, 1910; D: 21204; Harry E.
De Lasaux, San Francisco. 14948

For the sake of a thousand. See Half hours
of vaudeville.

For the sake of happiness; drama in 3 acts,
tr. from the Polish, by F. Newton. 34 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 18, 1910; D: 20490; Felix
Newton, Lincoln, Neb. 14949

For the sake of honor; dramatic sketch, by
J. A. Mucela. [2], 7 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 16, 1912; D: 31407; James A.
Mucela, New York. 14950

social drama in 1 act, by C. Glikis. [2], 8 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 18, 1915; D: 42518; Constan-
tin Glikis, San Francisco. 14950a

For the sake of the duchesse; by F. "Dawson.
Typewritten.

© Forbes Dawson, England ; 1899 : 56060,
Sept. 1; 2c. Sept. 1. 14951

For the sake of the prince; by F. C. Dleu-
donnS.

© Florence Carpenter Dieudonng, Wash-
ington ; D : 14275, Nov. 12, 1908. 14952

For the service; drama In 1 act, by W. W.
Smith. 7 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 7, 1915 ; D : 41692 ; Winfield W.
Smith, Seattle. 14952a

.727

14953

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

14965

For the special edition. See Miss Jones, jour-
nalist.

For the wages of sin is death. Typewritten.

© Helena Clendeneu, Maywood, 111. ; 1900 A :

8809, Apr. 5 ; 2c. Apr. 5. 14953

For the white rose; a romantic comedy in 3
acts, by O. Davis.

© Owen Davis, Brooklyn ; 1898 : 40979, July
8. 14954

For their children's sake; play in 1 act, by

C. S. Bolkowitz. [1], 3 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 4, 1914; D : 3G244 ; Charles S.

Bolkowitz, Brooklyn. 14954a

For their flags; drama in 5 acts, by F. E.
Hiland.

© F. E. Hiland, Bradford, Vt. ; 1890 : 26903,
Sept. 2. 14955

For two weeks; by Edythe Rollins. 3 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Will N. Hoyt, Brockton, Mass. ; D : 14754,
Jan. 6, 1909; 2c. Jan. 6, 1909. 14956

For value received; drama in 3 acts, by F.
Nathan and A. Wynne. 102 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Nov. 26, 1912; D: 31473; Frances
Nathan and Anna Wynne, New York. 14957

For want of confidence; or, A false friend, by
I. S. McGiehan.

© Isaac S. McGiehan, New York; 1887:
3973, Feb. IS. 14958

For wife and children; a melodramatic novelty
in 4 acts, by Geo. E. Stevens. 59 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© American amusement assn., Chicago ; D :
9346, Oct. 30, 1906 ; 2c. Oct. 30, 1906. 14959

For you and me. See Pig brother play-book.

Foraar og efteraar; komedie i 4 akter, af O.
Benzon. Kj0benhavn og Kristiania. Gyldeii-
dalske boghandel, Nordisk forlag, 1913. 6 p.
]., 184 p. 12°.

© Feb. 11, 1914; 2c. Feb. 26, 1914; D:
36136 ; Otto Benzon, Copenhagen. 14959a

Forasteros (Los); comedia en 2 actos en prosa,
original de J. Luengo y Conde. Madrid [So-
ciedad de antores espaiioles] 1914. 46 p.
12°.

© Mar. 15, 1915; Ic. Mar. 17, 1915; D:
40041; Jestis Luengo y Conde, Madrid.

14959b

Forbes (The) case; a drama in 3 acts, by J. T.
Prince, jr. 80 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© John T. Prince, jr., Chicago; D: 14459,
Dec. 5, 1908; 2c. Dec. 5, 1908. 14960

Forbidden (The) entrance; play in prologue
and 3 acts, by J. C. Hawk. 92 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Nov. 22, 1915 ; D : 42327 ; John Clyde
Hawk, Ontario, Cal. 14960a

Forbidden fruit; comedy in 1 act, by H. H.
Hoyt and R. E. Barton. 7 p. f°. Type-
written.

. © Ic. July 9, 1910 ; D : 21519 ; Hal H. Hoyt
and Ralph E. Barton, New York. 14961

a comedy in 3 acts, by D. Boucicault. New

York, Metropolitan printing company, 1876.
52 numb. 1. 8°.

© Dion Boucicault, New York ; 1876 : 10550,
Sept. 18 ; 2c. Oct. 28. 14962

— Same. New ed. New York, 1876. 52
numb. 1. 8°. Printed.

© Dion Boucicault, New York ; 1876 : 13282,
Dec. 1 ; 2c. Dec. 1. 14963

— drama in 4 acts, by I. B. Kaplan. [7], 87 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 2, 1914; D: 36201; Isidore B.
Kaplan, Brooklyn. 14963a

by N. H. Hornstine.

■'i-i ]^t ,")r::|*K 4 ^>' N?:N"n ;'L:2"nc rJi"'::s2nrD

43 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 1, 1915 ; D : 41622 ; Nathan H.
Hornstine, Philadelphia. 14963b

by W. E. Hunt. [1], 46 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Oct. 20, 1913 ; D : 34782 ; William Ed-
win Hunt, Easton, Pa. 14964

— a drama in 3 acts, by J. F. Delaney. 6 p. 1.,
97 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 2, 1914 ; D : 38671 ; John Francis
Delaney, Chicago. 14964a

libretto of comedy opera, in 3 acts. 1 p. 1.,

34 p. 12°.

© Orlando S. Mears, St. Louis ; 1894 : 18821,
Apr. 11; 2c. July 23. 14965

1 act comedy adapted from the French of

Octave Feuillet, by G. J. Smith. 14 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 13, 1915 ; D : 40339 ; George Jay
Smith, New York. 14965a

Forbidden (The) guests. See Husband.

Forbidden (The) man; playlet in 1 act, by
W. W. Whalen. 11 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 7, 1914; D: 36964; Will W.
Whalen, Harrisburg, Pa. 14965b

728

14966

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

14987

Forbidden marriag-e; an original melodrama in

4 acts, by C. P. Rice. 90 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ciiarles P. Rice, New Haven; D : 4962,

Apr. 30, 1904 ; 2c. Apr. 30, 1904. 14966

Porbidden (The) path; play in 3 acts, by H.
Turberville. [121] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 8, 1911 ; D : 24880 ; Henry Tur-
berville, Washington. 14967

religious drama in 3 acts, by M. Gilbert.

[71] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 19, 1913 ; D : 34202 ; Marie Gil-
bert, New York. 14968

Forbidden (The) way; a dramatic composition
of the South- West in 3 acts and 3 scenes, by
M. W. Bennett. 42 p. 4°. Type^^Titten.

© Martin Wesley Bennett, Columbus. O. ;
D: 15951, May 25, 1909; 2c. May 25, 1909.

14969

play, by J. A. Preston. 38 p. 4°. Type-

written.

© Ic. Nov. 9, 1011 ; D :25732 ; John A. Pros-
ton, Providence, R. I. 14970

play in 3 acts, by A. De Luca. [3], 88 p.

4. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 29, 1912; D: 28884; Angelo De
Luca, New York. 14971

Force (The); play in 4 acts, by A. E. Thomas.
[136] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 7, 1914; D: 36274; Albert E.
Thomas, New York. 14971a

Force and finesse. See Carmelita.

Force majeure; play in 1 act, by Francis Rollis-
ton. [2], 7 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 11, 1913; D: 35309; Frank
Ricard, New York. 14972

Force (The) of a title; in 4 acts, by J. T. Mc-
Geary.

© John Thomas McGeary, United States;
1900 A : 25325, Oct. 11. 14973

Force of circumstances. Type^Titten.

© Sidney Drew, New York ; 1900 A : 12571,
May 19; 2c. June 7. 14974

drama in 4 acts, by M. Van der Voort.

62 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 1, 1911 ; D : 25650 ; Maybelle Van
der Voort, Palo Alto, Cal. 14975

Force (The) of destiny. See Dacia.

Force (The) of habit; a farce, in 3 acts, ad-
mitting of specialty work, by W. B. Hardin.
Typewritten.

© William Budd Hardin, New York, 1890:
81334, Dec. 15; 2c. Dec. 15. 14976

Forced (A) compromise; 1 act play, by H. S.
Sheldon. [1], 26 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 13,, 1911; D: 23634; H. S.
Sheldon. Chicago. 14977

Forced (A) friendship; a farce in 1 act. by
Robert C. V. Meyers. Philadelphia, The Penn
publishing company, 1903. 12 p. 12°.

© Penn pub. co., Philadelphia; D:3660,
June 26, 1903; 2c. June 26, 1903. 14978

Forced (A) marriage. See Nil desperandum.

Forced (A) proposal; by A. E. Hamilton. 5 p.

f°. Typewritten.

© Alice Ethel Hamilton, New York; D-
2371, Sept. 24, 1902; 2c. Sept. 4, 1902. 14979

1 act playlet, by C. E. Royal.

© Charles E. Royal, San Francisco; D:
7489, Nov. 2, 1905. 14980

Forced to the wall; by A. Schwartz.

© Albert Schwartz, St. Louis ; D : 120, Feb
6, 1901. 14981'

Forced to the war; or. The sub runners of '63-4,
a drama in 4 acts, by David Hill [pseud, of
D. W. Hildreth] Boston, Walter H. Baker
& CO. [1886] 76 p. 12°.

© D. W. Hildreth, United States; 1886:
19327, Aug. 26; 2c. Sept. 30. 14982

Forced to work; play in 1 act. by R. L. Jenne

and G. A. Martin. 12 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 21, 1912; D: 29114; Robert L.

Jenne and George A. Martin, Indianapolis.

14983
Forcing- an opportunity; original comedy, in
1 act, by S. H. Pearl. [3] p. f°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. July 15, 1910 ; D : 21566 ; Samuel H.
Pearl, Philadelphia. 14984

Ford (The) mechanic; romantic burletta musi-
cal vaudeville drama in 1 act, by R. L. Lan-
drum. [l],19p. f°. Typewritten. [Libretto
only]

© Ic. Mar. 7, 1914; D: 36277; Robert Lee
Landrum, Detroit. 14984a

Forecast; by E. A. Crowe.

© Eugene Arthur Crowe, New York •
1877:2896, Mar. 9. 14935

Foreign exchange; a play in 4 acts, by N. B.
Tarkington and H. L. Wilson. 1,53 p 4°
Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 20, 1909; D: 16656; N. Booth
Tarkington, Indianapolis, and Harry Leon
Wilson, New York. 14986

Foreign friendships; a comedy sketch in 1 scene

by T. Sheridan. New York, 1883. 11 p. 12°!

© Thomas Sheridan, New York; 1883-

5318, Mar. 22; 2c. Mar. 28. 14987

729

14887

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

15002

Foreign service; play in 4 acts, by G. F. Liimb.
12 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 4, 1915 ; D : 41893 ; George Fretl-
erick Lumb, Harrisburg, Pa. 14987a

Foreign (The) wife; a tragedy in 5 nets, by
G. M. Girardeau.

© Claude Monica Girardeau, New Orleans ;
D:2940, Jan. 22, 1903. 14988

See also Nadjeska.

Foreman (The) and the Swede; play in 1 act,
by A. S. Tenney. 5 p. 4°. Typewritten.

(c) Ic. Feb. 26, 1915 ; D : 40136 ; Allan Spen-
cer Tenney, New York. 14988a

Foreman (The) of Twilight ranch; comedy
drama in 4 acts, by M. Evans. 49 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 11, 1913; D: 34997; Manford
Evans, Thompson, la. 14989

Forest (A) comedy; by B. B. French.

© Elizabeth B. French, Montclair, N. J. ;
D: 15791, May 6, 1909. 14990

Forest (The) fairies; fantasy in prologue and
3 acts, by G. T. Baldwin. [127] p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Sept. 4, 1914; D: 38173; Clarissa
Townshend Baldwin, Rosebank, N. Y. 14990a

Forest farm folks; 1 act rural drama, by F. A.
Ferguson. 23 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Frank A. Ferguson, Chicago; D : 12569,
Feb. 28, 1908; 2c. Feb. 28, 1908. 14991

Forest (The) fire; play in 2 scenes, by Lang-
don McCormick. [2], 18 p. 4°. Typewritten.
© Ic. Jan. 28, 1914 ; D : 35837 ; Sylvia Bid-
well McCormick, Chicago. 14991a

Forest (The) fires. See Jim Boot.

Forest (A) hearth; dramatization of Charles
Major's romance of Indiana, in 4 acts, by
M. S. Keightley. [2], 75 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. June 24, 1912; D: 30088; Mabel S.
Keightley, South Bend, Ind. 14992

Same. [124] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 19, 1911; D: 28030; Mabel
Keightley, South Bend, Ind. 14993

Forest ranger; comedy drama in 4 acts, by W.
H. Nichols. 113 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 15, 1909; D : 17391 ; Walter H.
Nichols, Monrovia, Cal. 14994

play in 1 act, by H. M. Jones. [2], 17 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 24, 1914; D: 36127; Haviland
McCormick Jones, San Francisco. 14994a

Forest (The) rose; a tale of the frontier, by
Emerson Bennett. New ed.

© Edward E. Dumm, Columbus, O. ; 1892:
28412, July 7. 14995

Forest (The) spring. See Silver (The) thread.

Forest (The) warden; a tragedy in 5 acts, by
Otto Ludwig, tr. from the German by Paula
Green. (In Poet lore, v. 24, no. 3, May- June
1913; periodical © May 29, 1913; 2c. May
29, 1913; B: 285076; Poet lore co., Boston)

14995a
Forester (The); by A. Chapman.

. © Artliur Chapman, Denver ; D : 15365,
Mar. 17, 1909. 14996

Forester's (A) daughter; melodrama, by J. L.
F. C. Kober. 43 p. f°. Typewritten.

© John L. F. C. Kober, Fernbank, O. ; D:
3743. July 21, 1903 ; 2c July 21, 1903. 14997

Foret (La); reve musical en 2 actes, de Laurent
Tailliade, musique d'Augustin Savard. Paris,
I-ibrairie Charpentier et Fasquelle, 1910. 64 p.
12°. [Libretto only]

© Feb. 11, 1910; 2c. Mar. 11, 1910; D:
20418; Eugene Fasquelle, Paris. 14998

Foret (La) bleue; conte lyrique en 3 actes,
d'apres Les contes de Perrault, poeme de
Jacques Cheneviere, musique de Louis Aubert.
Paris, A. Durand & fils, 1910. 61 p. 12°.
[Libretto only]

© Aug. 11, 1910; 2c. Aug. 13, 1910; D:
21788; A. Durand & fils, Paris. 14999

(The blue forest); conte lyrique en 3 actes.

d'apres Les Contes de Perrault, poeme de
Jacques Cheneviere, English version by Her-
mann Klein, musique de Louis Aubert. Textes
frangais et anglais. Paris, A. Durand et fils,
1910-1911. 123 p. 16°.

© Dec. 28, 1911 ; 2c. Jan. 2, 1912 ; D : 28137 :
A. Durand & fils, Paris, 15000

lyrical tale in 3 acts, poem by Jacque.s

Cheneviere [English tr. by C. P. Mason] music
by Louis Aubert. New York, F. RuUman,
inc., 1911. 43 p. 4°. [Libretto only. French
and English]

© Oct. 25, 1911 ; 2c. Oct. 26, 1911 ; D : 25595 ;
Fred Rullman, inc., New York. 15001

Forge and castle; a romantic drama in 5 acts,
written and adapted to the American stage,
by J. S. Houghton.

© J. S. Houghton, Philadelphia; 1870:
2613, Mar. 2. 15002

Forged (The) bill. See Tempter (The)

Forged (The) coupon, and other stories and
dramas; by Count Leo Tolstoy, ed. by Dr.
Hagberg Wright. London, New York [etc.]
T. Nelson and sons [1911] 429 p. col. front
12°.

Dramatic contents: The cause of it all. —
The man who was dead.

© Ic. Dec. 19, 1911; A ad int. 920; pubd.
Nov. 20, 1911; Dodd, Mead & co.. New York.

15002a

730

15002

COPYKIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

15022

Forged (The) coupon, and other stories and
dramas — Con ti n ued .

by Leo Tolstoy, ed. by Dr. Hagberg Wright.

New York, Dodd, Mead and company, 1911.
3 p. I., [3]^21 p. 12°.

Dramatic contents : The cause of it all. —
The man who was dead.

© .7an. 13, 1912; 2c. Jan. 15, 1912; A:
303828; Dodd, Mead & co.. New York. 15002b

Forged (The) will; or, The hidden secret, a sen-
sational drama in 5 acts, dramatized from
Emerson Bennet's thrilling novel of the above
name by E. K. Worrall and G. E. Molloy.

© E. K. Worrall and Geo. E. Molloy, New
Orleans ; 1873 : 9525, Aug. 23. 15003

See also Lucy Fairlove.

Forger (The); a drama in 4 acts, by F,
Erner. 20 p. f°. Typewritten.

© F. A. Erner, Sterling, Va. ;
Mar. 2, 1909 ; 2c. Mar. 23, 1909.

D : 15222,
15004

— dramatic sketch, by H. T. De Vere. [1], 20
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 24, 1914; D: 39090; Harry T.
De Vere, Los Angeles. 15004a

— romantic sensational drama in 4 acts, by
J. M. Martin.

© James M. Martin, Jersey City ; 1891 :
32231, Sept. 10. 15005

a society problem play of N. Y., by Joseph

Byron Totten. 65 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Totten and Roberts, New York ; D : 14231,
Nov. 7, 1908; 2c. Nov, 7, 1908. 15006

Forger's (The) daughter; a 4 act comedy
drama, by C. E. Blaney.

© Charles E. Blaney, New York; D:471,
May 15, 1901. 15007

by O. T. Crawford.

© Orlin T. Crawford, Topeka, Kan.; D:
2461, Oct. 18, 1902. 15008

Forget me not; a drama, by G. Ward.

© Genevieve Ward, United States; 1879:
11430, Aug. 27. 15009

a modern emotional drama in 3 acts.

© John Stetson, Boston ; 1879 : 15458, Nov.
17. 15010

an original play in 3 acts, by Herman

Merivale and Florence Crawford Grove.

© Genevieve Ward, New York ; 1879 : 12963,
Sept. 30. 15011

or, A night in Rome, a comedy in 3 acts,

adapted from the French and arr. by G. F.
Bird.

© George F. Bird, New York; 1886:6671,
Mar. 23. 15012

Forget-me-nots; a curtain raiser, by B. L. C
Griffith. Philadelphia, The Penn publishing
company, 1894.

© Penn pub. co., Philadelphia ; 1894 : 10484,
Feb. 16; 2c. Feb. 16. 15013

See also Plays and monologues. — School

and parlor comedies.

Forgetful Henry; play in 2 acts, by C. Davis
and H. W. Swope. 72 p. 4°. Typewritten.
© Ic. June 25, 1913 ; D : 33736 ; Collin Davis,
Chicago, and Howard Whitney Swope, Green-
ville, O. , 15014

Forgetful (The) teacher; musical act, by J. A.
Murphy. 7 p. f°. Typewritten. [Words
only]

© Ic. Mar. 4, 1911; D: 23642; The Stod-
dards, Syracuse, N. Y. 15015

Forging his chains; a drama in 5 acts, by G.
Bidwell and M. A. Casey.

© George Bidwell and Marcus A. Casev,
Hartford ; 1888 : 15079, May 23. 15016

See Triple (The)

See Duel for the

Forging (The) of the ring,
wedding.

Forgive and be forgiven,
lily of the valley.

Forgive and forget; a comedy drama in pro-
logue and 3 acts, by Theodore Kremer. 142 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Patrick H, Sullivan, Samuel Harris, and
Al. H. Woods, New York ; D : 999, Oct. 23,
1901 ; 2c. Apr. 10, 1902. 15017

— —an original comedy in 4 acts, by G. F.
Rowe.

© George Fawcett Rowe, New York ; 1873 :
14933, Dec. 27. 150I8

See also Fernanda.

Forgiven; a 1 act dramatic sketch, by Jesse S.
Halstead.

© Marie E. Walker and A. Luttringer, San
Francisco; D : 94, Jan. 30, 1901. 15019

a romantic melodrama in 4 acts, by F.

Bryton and C. Greene.

© Frederic Bryton and Clay Greene, United
States ; 1885 : 24025, Nov. 16. 15020

a sequel to Forsaken, by J. H. Wise.

Noblesville, Ind., 1898. 66 p. port. 12°.

© John H, Wise, Noblesville, Ind.; 1898:
45190, July 29; 2c. Jan. 3, 1899. 15021

Forgiven and forgotten; contemporary drama
in 5 acts, by A. E. Nowicki, 73 p. f °. Type-
viTitten.

© Ic. Dec. 22, 1913; D: 35412; Adolph E.
Nowicki, St. Louis. 15022

731

15023

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

15040

Forgiveness; a 1 act drama in verse, tr. by per-
mission of Francois Copp§e, author of the
original in French, Le pater, by C. Renanld.

© Charles Renauld, New York ; 1890 : 3657,
Jan. 28. 15023

-play in 3 acts, by Jules Lemaltre, tr. from

the French by Frances C. Fay. (Only author-
ized translation) {In Poet lore, v. 24, no. 4,
July-Aug. 1913; periodical © July 25, 1913;
2c. Aug. 4, 1913; B 288479; Poet lore co.,
Boston) 15023a

— See also Paternoster.

Forgiveness is divine. Sec Wills of the gods.

Forgotten; a drama in 5 acts, by D. Davidson.

© Dore Davidson, New York ; 1893 : 17044,

Apr. 6. 15024

an idyl comedy-drama in 4 acts and 3

scenes, by R. F. Carroll.

© Richard F. Carroll, New York; 1884:

18834, Sept. 19. 15025

Forgotten (A) melody; in 1 act, by E. F. Payne.
17 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Edward F. Payne, Belmont, Mass. ; D :
14826, Jan. 16, 1909 ; 2c. Jan. 16, 1909. 15026

Forgotten will; a tragedy in 4 acts, by J.
Sheppman. 60 p. 4°. Ms. and typewritten.

© John Sheppman, Philadelphia; 1887:
13906, May 27; Ic. Sept. 6, 1888; Ic. May 8.
1890. 15027

Forked lightning; comedy in 3 acts, by K.
Howard [pseud, of Jolm Keble Bell] 102 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 16, 1914 ; D : 35670 ; Keble How-
ard, Merstham, England. 15027a

Same. 95 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 15, 1915; D: 39989; Arthur

Bourchier, London.

15027b

Forks (The) of the road; comedy, by F. Allen.
14 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 17, 1912; D: 28345; Frederick
Allen, Chicago. 15028

Formerly 35, now 19; or, The stolen tango
trousers, comedy in 1 act, by Harry J. Ash-
ton and S. Cox. 27 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 22, 1915 ; D : 42312 ; Sidney Cox,
Chicago. 15028a

Formidable (A) rival; a dramatic sketch in 3
scenes, by J. E. Hall. Typewritten.

© James Eugene Hall, New York; 1900 A:
330, Jan. 3; 2c. Jan. 3. 15029

Formula (The); drama in 4 acts, by J. S. Bar-
cus. 98 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 2, 1913; D: 33688; James S.
Barcus, New York. 15030

Fornarina (La); drama of 4 acts, by Queen
SteUa of the Gonzales tribe of Gypsies.

© Queen Stella of the Gonzales tribe of
Gypsies, New York ; 1896 : 22872, Apr. 13.

15031
Forsaken; an emotional play, by J. H. Wise.

© John H. Wise, Noblesville, Ind. ; 1897:
29675, May 15 ; 2c. Dec. 10. 15032

.S'ee also Effie Gower. — Forgiven. — Poems

and plays; by Harry Lorenzo Chapin.

Fort Donaldson; military comedy drama in 4
acts, by G. F. Dittmar and C. F. Dittmar.

© George F. Dittmar and Charles F. Ditt-
mar, Jersey City ; 1890 : 9725, Mar. 26.

15033

Fort Flower; a romantic drama in 5 acts, by
S. M. Gardenhire. 83 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Samuel M. Gardenhire, Brooklyn; D:
S(H)2, Feb. 16, 1906; 2c. Feb. 16, 1906. 15034

Fort Mackinac; drama, by William Singer
[pseud, of John F. Volkert] 43 p. 8°. Ms.

© Ic. Jan. 25, 1912 ; D : 28437 ; John F. Vol-
kert, Philadelphia. 15035

Fort Riley; a military society drama in 4 acts,
by W. Montague. 62 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Walter Montague. New York ; D : 2090.
July 7, 1902; 2c. July 7, 1902. 15036

Fortescues' dinner party. See Lumber room,
and other plays.

Fortezza (La) trionfante; operetta in 3 atti,
rappresentazione sacra, per S. Elena, vergine
romita di Laurino, con im cenno di spiega
scritto da C. Paruolo. New l^ork, F. Antonio,
L. Paruolo, P. Maffia, 1902. 2 p. 1., [9]-120 p.
front. 16°. [Libretto only]

© Carlo Paruolo, Ferdinando Antonio, Luigi
Paruolo y I*asquale IMaffia, New York ; I> :
1984, June 5, 1902; 2c. June 5, 1902. 15037

Fortissimo (The) music society; farce in 1 act,

by Grace Hilton Chamberlin. Franklin, O.,
Eldridge entertainment house, 1913. 29 p.
12°.

© Nov. 15, 1913; 2c. Dec. 26, 1913; D:
35444 ; Eldridge entertainment liouse, Frank-
lin, O. 15038

Fortnight's (A) flirtation; a comedy in 3 acts.

© Charles Warren, Washington ; 1874 : 1976,

Feb. 19. 15039

Fortunate (A) burglary; by H. T. Perry. 11 p.
f°. Typewritten.

© H. Theodore Perry, Chicago; D:6133,
Jan. 24, 1905; 2c. Jan. 24, 1905. 15040

732

15041

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

15063

Fortunate (The) man; or, A nervous wife, a
farcical comedy in 3 acts, from the French,
by H. L. Fiuinger.

© H. L. Fininger, San Francisco; 1898:
5112, Jan. 12; 2c. Jan. 13. 15041

Fortunate (A) meeting; an original comedy in
4 acts, by G. M. Travis.

© George M. Travis, Brooklyn; 1898:
49438, Nov. 6. 15042

Fortunate thief; comedy drama in 1 act, by
B. F. Barnett. 23 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 8, 1909 ; D : 17308 ; Benjamin F.
Barnett, New York. 15043

Fortunate (A) woman; or, The emancipated
modern slave, a drama in 5 acts, by Barba
Ilossa [pseud, of W. O. Soubron]

© William Otto Soubron, Milwaukee ; D :
370, Apr. 20, 1901. 15044

Fortune; a comedy for the times in 5 acts by
James Alberry and Stephen Fiske.

© Stephen R. Fiske, United States; 1873:
13374, Nov. 18. 15045

an original comedy in 4 acts, by S. Rosen-

feld and J. W. Brainsby. New York.

© Svdney Rosenfeld and John W. Brains-
by, United States ; 1877 : 7591, June 29. 1504b

an original English comedy in 3 acts, by

P. Robertson.

© Peter Robertson, San Francisco; 1880:
9840, June 25. 15047

— a society drama of to-day in 4 acts, by L.
Q. Jeffries.

© L. Q. Jeffries, Wooster, O. ; 1881:6257,
Apr. 23. 15048

— See also Nemesis,

Fortune and men's eyes; [drama in 1 act]
Itv Josephine Preston Peabody. Boston,
Small, Maynard & co., 1900. viii, 111, [1] p.
12°.

© Small, Mavnard & co., Boston; 1900 A:
25474, Oct. 13 ; 2c. Nov. 26, 1900. 15048a

Fortune (The) and the girl; by C. S. Landes,
8 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© C. S. Landes, Chicago ; D : 10687.^ June
3, 1907 ; 2c. June 3, 1907. 15049

Fortune (La) au violon; par Henry de Brisay.
3 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jime 15, 1912; D : 30001 ; Gaumont
CO., New York. 15050

Fortune favors fools; musical comedy at the
court of the Czar, by Ivan Narodny, tr. from
the Russian by Maria Ossipovna Mieler. (In
Poet lore, v. 23, no. 5, autumn, 1912) [Words
only]

© Oct. 25, 1912; 2c. Oct. 22, 1912; B:
259834 ; Poet lore co., Boston. 15051

Fortune-hunter (The); a comedy, by W. Smith.
150 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Winchell Smith, New York ; D : 15315,
Mar. 12, 1909; 2c. Mar. 12, 1909. 15052

Sam Pitman's production of the 4 act melo-
drama, by Chas. A. Taylor.

© Charles E. Blaney, New York; 1898:
22313, Apr. 8. 15053

See also Byer's library of tabloid plays.

Fortune-hunters (The); or. Lost and found,
comedy in 2 acts. New York, The Roxbury
publishing company, 1899. .1 p. 1., 21 p. 16°.
(Wizard series)

© Roxbury pub. co.. New York; 1899:
12667, Feb. 15 ; 2c. Feb. 15. 15054

See also Bradstreets.

Fortune (A) in feathers. See Peacock (The)
plume.

Fortune (A) in rags; a melodrama in 5 acts,
by J. H. Slater.

© J. H. Slater, Chicago ; 1890 : 14067, Apr.

28- 15055

Fortune (The) of war; or, All's quiet on the

Potomac, a military comedy drama in 5 acts,

by Capt. A. B. Snow. Typewritten.

© Arch. B. Snow, Boonville, N. Y. ; 1892-
14016, Mar 30 ; 2c. Sept. 19. 15056

Fortune-teller (The); a comedy drama in 5
acts, by R. F. Sullivan.

© R. F. Sullivan, New York ; 1895 : 11719
Feb. 27. 15057

— a comedy in 1 act, by J. F. Milliken.

© .James F. Milliken, New York; 1892-
6564. Feb. 10. 15058

^ comedy in 3 acts, written and composed

by J. F. Dolan.

© James F. Dolan, New York ; 1893 : 8743,
Feb. 16. 15059

comedy sketch in 1 act, by F. Hoyt. [8] p.

4 . Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 25, 1913; D: 34531; Francis
Hoyt, Harrisburg, Pa. 15060

a comic opera in 3 acts, libretto by Harry

B. Smitli, music by Victor Herbert.

© M. Witmark & sons. New York; 1898:
5S034, Oct. 3 ; 2c. Oct. 3. 15061

Same. New York, M. Witmark & sons.

1901. 26 p. 8°. [Lyrics only]

© Marcus Witmark & .sons, New York; D:
417, Apr. 30, 1901; 2c. Apr. 30, 1901. 15062

— a comic opera libretto, by H. B. Smith.

© Harry B. Smith, New l^ork ; 1898:
16548, Mar. 11. 15063

733

15064

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

15080

Fortune-teller (The) — Continued.

a farce comedy in 1 act, by Olga Steiner.

© Roxbury pub. co., New York ; 1899 : 76319,
Nov. 22; 2c. Nov. 15. 15064

a farcical skit in 1 act, by Harry L. New-
ton. Chicago, H. L. Newton pub. co., 1902.
cover-title, 8 p. 12°. (Newton's vaudeville
sketches)

© Harry L Newton pub. CO., Chicago; D:
2602, Nov. 1, 1902; 2c. Nov. 1, 1902. 15065

original dramatic playlet in 1 act, by H. G.

Donnelly. 16 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 24, 1915 ; D : 39782 ; H. Grattan
Donnelly, Orange, N. J. 15065a

play in 1 act, by Ben Lowen, 3 p. f°.

Typewritten.

© Jennie Costelli, Chicago; D : 3017, Feb.
19, 1903; 2c. Feb. 19, 1903. 15066

by Louisd'Coucy, [2],16p. 4°. Type-

written.

© Ic. Feb. 24, 1918;
Frohraan, New York.

D: 32410; Gustave
15067

a playlet by C. A. McMullen. Printed.

© Ic. Aug. 2, 1909; D: 16603; Clarence A.
McMullen, Oakland, Cal. 15068

Fortune-teller (The) of Dismal Swamp; a
melodrama in 4 acts, by Howard Amesbury.
Clyde, O., Ames' publishing co., 1904. 27 p.
16°. ([Ames' series of standard and minor
drama, no. 454] )

© Ames' pub. co., Clyde, O. ; D : 5131, .Tune
6, 1904 ; 2c. June 6. 1904. 15069

Fortune-teller (The) of Killarney; or, The
Leperacaun, an original Irish drama in 3
acts.

© William C. Rockwell and Augustus Rey-
nolds, New York; 1882:20615, Dec. 6.

15070

Fortune (The) teller of New York,
vorced by death.

See Di-

Fortune-tellers (The); play in 1 act, by H. R.
Abbott. London, S. French, ltd.; New York,
S. French, 1912. 20 p. 12°. (On cover:
French's acting ed., no. 2425)

© Dec. 23, 1912 ; 2c. Dec. 24, 1912 ; D : 31780 ;
Sanniel French, ltd., London. 15071

Fortunes (The) and misfortunes of war. See
Pride.

Fortune's bridg-e; a play in 5 acts.

© Rose Coghlan, New York; D:950, Oct.
14, 1901. 15072

Fortune's favor; a comedy in 1 scene, by H.
MacCuUoch, music by Adam Geibel.

© Hunter MacCulloch, Philadelphia; 1889:
36733. Dec. 4. 15073

Fortune's fool; a modem society drama in 4
acts, by W. S. Marion. 77 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Will S. Marion, New York ; 1885 : 10801,
May 12; 2c. Aug. 26, 1886. 15074

Sir Walter Scott's Kenilworth, dramatiza-
tion in 5 acts, by W. O. Daly. 57 p. f°.
Typewritten.

. © William Oliver Daly, Mobile; D:7070,
Aug. 7, 1905 ; 2c. Aug. 16, 1905. 15075

Fortune's fools; comedy drama in 4 acts, by

Clarence Black. [43] p. f°. Mimeographed.

© July 2, 1909 ; 2c. July 26, 1909 ; D : 16362 ;

Alex. Byers, Chicago. 15076

Fortune's leer; play in 1 act, by I. B. Lelbson.
12 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 20, 1914; D: 36097; Israel B.
Leibson, New York. 15076a

Fortunes (The) of a country girl. See Belle
of Liberty farm.

Fortunes (The) of a foundling.

Fortunes (The) of a naval officer
(The) of Pensacola.

See Gipsy.
See Middy

Fortunes of Fremont's flag; an historical
drama of early California, by G. H. Burchard.

© George H. Burchard, Areata, Cal. ; D :
3241, Apr. 4, 1903. 15077

Fortunes (The) of Mr. Bob; drama in 4 acts and
5 scenes, by Guillaume De Lisle [pseud, of W.
Lilly] 73 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© William Lilly, Lambertville, N. ,T. ; D:
11083, July 30, 1907; Ic. July 30, 1907; Ic.
Aug. 26, 1907. 15078

Fortunes (The) of O'Leary. See Irish valor.

Fortunes of the king; a romantic play in 4
acts, by Mrs. Charles Doremus and Leonidas
Westervelt.

© Leonidas Westervelt, New York ; D :
4300, Nov. 25, 1903. 15079

Fortunes (The) of war; a farce in 1 act, by
liduiso Latham Wilson. Philadelphia, The
IVnn publishing co., 1904. 10 p. 16°.

© Penn pub. co., Philadelphia; D:.5416,
Aug. 12, 1904; 2e. Aug. 11, 1904, 15080

— play in 1 act, by M. White,, jr., and Reese
D. James. 15 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 2, 1915; D: 39932; Matthew
White, jr., New York. 15080a

by R. M. Woodward. 20 p. 4°. Type-

written.

© Ic. June 11, 1915; D: 40910; Ruth Mar-
garet Wowlward, New York. 15080b

— See also For a brother's life.

734

15081

COPYRIGHTED IIS" THE UNITED STATES

15097

Fortune's waif; a drama in 5 acts, by Broad-
brim [pseud, of J. H. Warwick]

© James Henry WarwicI?, Brooklyn; 1893:
45931, Oct. 13. 15081

Fortune's wheel; an American play in 5 acts,
by L. McLandburgh.

© Lillah McLandburgh, Chicago; 1874:
4424, Apr. 3. 15082

the story of the play. Typewritten.

© John Ernest McCann, New York; 1895:
30553, June 8; 2c. June 8. 15083

Fortunio; eomedie lyrique en 4 actes et 5 tab-
leaux, d'apres Le chandelier d'Alfred de Mus-
set, par G.-A. de Caillavet et Robert de Flers,
musique de Andr§ Messager. Paris, Choudens,
1907. 3 p. 1., 148 p. 12°. [Libretto only]
© Choudens, Paris ; D : 10841, June 25,
1907; 2c. June 25, 1907. 15084

Forty-eig'ht. See, at end of alphabet, titles be-
ginning with figures : 48.

Forty-eight hours; farce in 3 acts, by W. K.
Semple. 74 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 20, 1913; D: 33272; William
Kennedy Semple, Washington. 15085

Forty (The) female thieves. See Ali Baba.

Forty-five miles from nowhere; plav in 1 act,
by G. M. Rosener. [4], 12 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Sept. 21, 1914 ; D : 38315 ; George M.
Rosener, New York. 15085a

Forty-five minutes from Broadway; in 3 acts,
by G. M. Cohan. 108 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© George M. Cohan, New York; D : 7642,
Dec. 1, 1905; 2c. Dec. 1, 1905. 15086

Forty-five minutes married; by G. Pring. [13]
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 26, 1911; D: 24573; Gerald
Pring, New York. 15087

Forty minutes with a crank; or. The Seldarte
craze, a farce, by G. M. Baker. Boston, W.
H. Baker & co. [1889] 29 p. 12°. CLGlobe
drama] )

© George M. Baker, Boston; 1889:37840,
Dec. 12; 2c. Dec. 26. 15088

Forty-nine; a California drama in 4 acts, by
J. Miller [pseud, of C. H. Miller] San Fran-
cisco, The California publishing company,

1882.

© .Toaquin Miller, United States; 1882:
3287, Mar. 2. 15089

— Same. 1 p. 1., 102 p. sq. 16 .

© C. H. Miller, New York ; 1882 : 9435, June
8 ; 2c. June 8. 15090

Forty-nine — Continued.

a sensational drama in 6 acts, by F. Bryton.

© Fi-ederic Bryton, Minneapolis; 1880:
3112. Feb. 26. 15091

See also, at end of alphabet,, titles begin-

ning with figures: ^49

Forty-nine camp. See, at end of alphabet,
titles beginning with figures: 49 camp.

Forty-nine mining camp. See, at end of al-
phabet, titles beginning with figures : 49 min-
ing camp.

Forty-niners (The); or. The pioneer's daugh-
ter, a picturesque American drama in 5 acts,
dramatized from his own story of same title,
by T. W. Hanshew and H. Merry. Clyde, O.,
A. D. Ames, 1879. 29 p. 12°. ( [Ames' series
of standard and minor drama, no. 119] )

© T. W. Hanshew and Harley Merry,
United States; 1879:2617, Feb. 25; 2c. Nov.
30, 1880. 15092

Forty-seven, ^^ee, at end of alphabet, titles
beginning with figures: 47.

Forty-seven ways to catch a man; 1 act drama,
by L. H. Foster. 10 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 20, 1910 ; D : 21591 ; Lilian Hoyt
Foster, New York. 15093

Forty thieves; spectacle extravaganza in 2 acts,
by S. T. Jack.

© Sam T. Jack, Chicago; 1895:8778, Feb.
11- 15094

Forty thousand and forty; by G. A. Jamieson.

© Guy Arthur Jamieson, Tottenville, N. Y. ;

D : 14092. Oct. 13, 1908. 15095

Forty winks; comedy in 1 act, by E. S. Ruskay.
[IJ, 27 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 20, 1915 ; D : 42304 ; Everett S.
Ruskay, New York. 15095a

a farce in 3 acts, adapted from the French

by Henry Francis [pseud, of F. H. Mead]
Typewritten.

© Francis Heni-y Mead, National City, Cal. ;
1899 : 43399, July 3 ; 2c. July 3. 15096

— farcical sketch in 1 act, by A. P. Campbell.
[2], 13 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 22, 1910 ; D : 21610 ; Alan Pat-
rick Campbell, Wheaton, 111. 15097

— play in 1 act, by W. J. Jones. 8 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 11, 1915 ; D: 39469; Will J. Jones,

15097a

New York
Forty years ago

See In the gloaming.

735

15098

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

15117

Forty years young; whimsical sermon for
womtin liaters, in 3 acts, by L. Hatch. 145 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 6, 1911; D: 24640; Leonard
Hatch, Brookline, Mass. 15098

Foscari (La); or, The lion of Venice, a drama
in 4 acts, by A. Wortmaun and P. G. Piatti.
47 p. 12°. Printed.

© Albert Wortmann and Peter G. Piatti,
New York; D:4831, Mar. 26, 1904; 2c. Apr.
11, 1904. 15099

Fossegrim (The); a folk play of Norway, by
Sigurd Eldegard, adapted from the Norwegian
by H. H. D. Pierce. 38 p. f°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Herbert Henry David Pierce, Cambridge,
Mass. ; D : 13331, June 17, 1908 ; 2c. Aug. 17,
1908. 15100

Fossil (The) hunter; by R. W. McCulloch.

© Robert W. McCulloch, Chicago; 1897:
19381, Mar. 25. 15101

Fossil (The) man. See, at end of alphabet,
titles beginning with figures: 2492, not up
to date. — 2894, up to date.

Fossils. See Four plays of the Free theater.

Foster (The) brother; an original drama in 3
acts, by John Frederick Smith.

© Charles H. Crawford, Albany; 1895:
5148, Jan. 21. 15102

Foster (The) mother; play in 1 act, by S. Shat-
ford. [2], 8 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 7, 1914 ; D : 36966 ; Sarah Shat-
ford. New York. 15102a

Foster (The) sister; a drama in 3 acts, by C. W.
Tayleure. New York, 1870.

© Clifton W. Tayleure, Brooklyn; 1870:
1003, Aug. 18. 15103

Fotheringay (The); a play in 5 acts, by Wayne
Ellis.

© Isabell M. Ellis, New York; D : 2708,
Nov. 6, 1902. 15104

Fotografo (El); juguete c6mico en 1 acto y en
prosa, original de P. Munoz Seca. Madrid
LSociedad de au tores espaiioles] 1909. 24 p.
12°.

© Pedro Munoz Seca, Madrid; D: 16128,
June 23, 1909; 2c. June 23, 1909. 15105

Fought to the end; by W. E. Dentinger. 38 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Willet E. Dentinger, Washington ; D :
13449, July 30, 1908; 2c. Aug. 10, 1908. 15106

Foul (A) tip; comedy drama in 3 acts, by
Charles S. Allen. Boston, W. H. Baker & co.,
1912. 68 p. 12°.

© Oct. 18, 1912 ; 2c. Oct. 19, 1912 ; D : 31174 ;
Walter H. Baker & co., Boston. 15107

Found; comedy drama playlet in 1 act, by
Charles Kenyon. 30 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 23, 1912; D: 31448; Mable F.
Booth, New York. 15108

comedy dramatic tabloid, by W. E. Scott.

15 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 10, 1914 ; D : 35972 ; William Ed-
ward Scott, San Francisco. 15108a

play in 4 acts, by W. A. Searle. [145] p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 16, 1913 ; D : 34181 ; William Al-
bert Searle, Fairport, N. Y. 15109

— play in 1 act, by H. A. Sims. [5], 15 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 4, 1911 ; D : 23271 ; Haig A. Sims,
New York. 15110

— or. Trials and triumph, an original sen-
sation play in 5 acts.

© George W. Beardsley, Boston; 1874:
4648, Apr. 8. 15111

or. True to the last, a spectacular drama

in 5 acts, by J. A. Bruce. New York, C, G.
Burgoyne, printer, 1881. 64 p. 12°.

© Joseph A. Bruce, Brooklyn ; 1881 : 19914,
Dec. 22 ; 2c. Jan. 12, 1882. 15112

Found, a partner; a musical comedy in 3 acts,
by C. F. Pidgin and J. H. Woods.

© Charles F. Pidgin and John H. Woods,
Boston; 1884:13529, July 3. 15113

Found at last; a drama in 3 acts, by W. T.
Madigan.

© William T. Madigan, Cincinnati; 1872:
740, Jan. 24. 15114

Found (The) chord; a sketch with music, for 2
people, by S. F. Desinger. 13 p. 4°. Type-
written. [Words only]

© Ic. May 25, 1910 ; D : 21173 ; Sophy Flor-
ence Desinger, Ocean City, N. J. 15115

Found guilty; American drama in 4 acts, by

J. D. Dower, vii, 44 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 4, 1914 ; D : 36251 ; James Daniel

Dower, Reading, Pa. 15115a

Found in a cabinet; playlette, by E. G. Long-
man. 12 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 19, 1910 ; D : 20245 ; Edward G.
Longman, Brooklyn. 15116

Found in a four wheeler. See Cabman no 93.

Found in Chinatown; play in 1 act, l»y F. G.
Brodie. 3 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. .Tuly 28, 1914; D: 37741; Fred G.
Brodie, Atlantic City. 15116a

Found in New York.

© Harry Knapp, St. Louis ; 1893 : 8751, Feb.
16. 15117

736

15118

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

15135

Found in New York — Continued.

a melodrama in 5 acts, by R. G. Morris.

© Harry Knapp and Robert Griffin Morris,
St. Louis ; 1892 : 49399, Dec. 5. 15118

Found in the Rockies; or. Cave Creek, a melo-
drama in 4 acts, by E. C. Lamson. 81 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

<£) Ernest Clyde Lamson, Phoenix, Ariz. ; D :
2073, July 2, 1902; 2c. July 2, 1902. 15119

Found out, See That guilty pair.

Found the true vein; a drama in 5 acts, by A.
('). Gunter. San Francisco, C. A. Murdock &
CO., printers, 1872. 46 p. front. 12°,

© Archibald C. Gunter, San Francisco;
1871:3550, Feb. 24; 2c. Sept. 20, 1872. 15120

Found wanting; an original modern drama of
American life in 1 act, by J. Bearhope.

© John Bearhope, Chicago ; 1891 : 48377,
Dec. 3. 15121

Foundation (The) of love. See Town (The)
gossip.

Founding (The) of Lincoln. See Pageant of
Lincoln.

Foundling (The); a comedy in 4 acts, by J. Bar-
rlngton.

© .John Barrington, Santa Rosa, Cal. ; 1885 :
23150, Nov. 5. 15122

comedy in 1 act, by E. F. Naulty. 15 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 2, 1911 ; D : 24383 ; Edwin Fair-
fax Naulty, New York. 15123

dramatic composition, by F. Solger. 12 p.

4°. Typev/ritten.

© Ic. Apr. 19, 1910; D: 20838; Frederick
Solger, Washington. 15124

or, Trinity tragedy, under the Trinity

chimes, a drama in 4 acts, by O. F. G. Day.
© Oscar F. G. Day, Minneapolis; D : 4892,
Apr. 16, 1904. 15125

See also Molly Maybud.

Foundling (The) of Charity camp. See Goldie,

Foundlings (The); a drama in 5 acts, "by R.
Lisle.

© Rose Lisle, New York ; 1878 : 13393, Nov.
20. 15126

Foundryman (The); melodrama in 4 acts, by
H. S. Gurney. Typewritten.

© Harry Stanton Gurney, South Framing-
ham, Mass.; 1895:3261, Jan. 11; 2c. Jan. 11.

15127

Fountain (The); comedy in 3 acts, by G. Cal-
deron. [2], 108 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 1, 1910 ; D : 21926 ; George^Cal-
deron, London.

15128

Fountain (The) — Continued.

Same. London, Gowans & Gray, 1911.

161 p. 24°. (Half-title: Repertory plays,

no. 2)

© Apr. 3, 1911 ; 2c. Apr. 20, 1911 ; D : 24019 ;
George Calderon, London. 15129

dance, by C. C. Cooper. 4 p. 4°. Type-

written.

© Ic. Dec. 29, 1914 ; D : 39226 ; Colin Camp-
bell Cooper, New York. 15129a

Fountain (The) of Pan; fairy play for chil-
dren, by Ann Dare [pseud, of M. McMaster-
Clarke] 73 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 17, 1914 ; D : 36368 ; Mabel Mc-
Master-Clarke, Ocean Park, Cal. 15129b

Fountain of youth; by V. Morris.

© Victoria Morris, Chicago; 1899:917'i.
Jan. 30. 15130

a comedy opera in 3 acts with a prologue in

pantomime, book by Charles J. Fue, music by
F. E. Peycke.

© Hamilton, Peycke and Fue, Chicago; D:
9342, Oct. 8, 1906. 15131

— comic opera in 2 acts and an intermezzo, by
Mrs. E. N. Morgan and Fi'ank Chaffee. 41 p.
4°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Sept. 9, 1912; D: 30767; Mrs. Ed-
nmud Nash Morgan, Cleveland. 15132

— fantasy in 3 acts with prologue and epi-
logue, by E. Lieberman. 124 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. June 23, 1913 ; D : 33573 ; Elias Lieber-
man, New York. 15133

a Hindu comic opera in 3 acts, by O. Girard,

music by Paul West.

© Oscar Girard, Brooklyn; 1895:57430,
Nov. 13. 15134

6 p.

— [play in 1 act, by N. G. Thompson]
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 7, 1914; D: 38731; Newton G.
Thompson, Los Angeles. 15134a

— play in prologue and 3 acts, by R. C. Pond.
[29] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 13, 1914; D: 35636; Richard
Cecil Pond, Leonia, N. J. 15134b

play in 3 acts, by Ben Tindall. 151 p. f ".

Typewritten.

© Ic. May 26, 1914 ; D : 37129 ; John Benton
Tindall, Webb, Miss. 15134c

a tragedy-drama in 4 acts and transfor-

mation, by J. D. Hern.

© Joseph Davis Hern and Harry William-
son Slack, Allegheny, Pa. ; 1891 : 19904, June 1.

15135

5379—15 47

737

15136

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

15152

Fountain of youth — Continued.

and The elixir of youth; by M. Severance.

Chattanooga, Tenn., Press publishing co., 1901.

Proof.

© Margaret Severance, Chattanooga; D:

626, July 1, 1901; 2c. Aug. 21, 1901. 15136

or, The fairy queen and. her magic mir-

ror, an original fairy extravaganza in 2 acts,
by F. H. Eaton and F. E. Sparhawli.

© Frederick H. Eaton and Florence B.
Sparhawk, Gloversville, N. Y. ; 1896:62244,
Nov. 14. 15137

■See also Fay (The).— Friska. — Nada.

Pantomime almanac. — Plays of the pio-
neers.— Ponce de Leon.

Fountainhead (The); an original 1 act comedy,
by F. Cowan.

© Fletcher Cowan, Hoboken, N. J.; 1891:
641, Jan. 5. 15138

Four a. m. ; a satirical sketch, by Charles Town-
send. Philadelphia, The Penu publishing
company, 1S9T.

© Penn pub. co., Philadelphia; 1897:
29386, May 14; 2c. May 17. 15139

Four acting monologues; by Margaret Cam-
eron. New York, S. French ; London, S.
French, ltd., 1910. 26 p. 12°.

Contents : Unexpected guests. — The P. A.
I. L. W. R. — In a street car. — A patron of art.

© Dec. 30, 1910; 2c. Dec. 31, 1910; D:
22964; Samuel French, New York. 15140

Four American waifs.

© George W. Blackburn, Chicago; D:4183,
Nov. 3. 1903. 15141

Four and twenty blackbirds. See, at end of
alphabet, titles beginning with figures : 4 and
20 blackbirds.

Four (The) armed lady; in 1 act, by F. M.
Livingston. Typewritten.

© Francis M. Livingston, New York ; 1900 :
A: 13357, May 28; 2c. May 28. 15142

Four bites of a cherry; farce in 4 acts, by G.
Folsom. [77] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 19, 1912 ; D : 28759 ; George Fol-
som, New York. 15143

Four Christmas nights; a drama in 4 acts, by
George Morton.

© AValter Jarvis, New York; 1873:4191,
Apr. 21. 15144

Four corners of the earth; a sensational melo-
drama in 4 acts, by W. L. Roberts. 140 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© William Lynch Roberts, Gainesville,
Fla. ; D:8187, Mar. 12, 1906; 2c. Jan. 20,i
1908. 15145

Four crimes. See Tempted by man.

Four-eleven-forty-four. See, at end of alpha-
bet, titles beginning with figures: 4-11-44.

Four fat fortunes. See Eun (A) of luck.

Four-flusher (The); comedy in 1 act, by F. X.
Conlan and Stanley Murphy. 14 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Francis Xavier Conlan, New York ; D :
11239, Aug. 27, 1907; 2c. Aug. 27, 1907. 15146

play in 1 act, by J. A. Culbert. 37 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 30, 1914; D : 39235 ; .Joseph A.
Culbert, Philadelphia. 15146a

Same. 30 p. 4°. Typewritten.
© Ic. Feb. 12, 1915; D : 39665 ; Joseph A.

Culbert, Philadelphia.

15146b

Four-flushers (The); satirical farce in 1 act, by
G. Kinkead. 36 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 30, 1914; D: 35800; Cleves
Kinkead, Cambridge, Mass. 15146c

Four-flushing; or, BlufEs, a comedy in 3 acts.
by L. Ditrichsteiu. 176 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Leo Ditrichstein, Stamford, Conn. ; D :
12356, Feb. 12, 1908; 2c. Feb. 12, 1908. 15147

Four (The) gamesters; a sketch in 1 act. 12 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Geo. Folsom, New York ; D : 15242, Mar.
5, 1909; 2c. Mar. .5, 1909. 15148

Four girls in a canoe; [by Bernard Cowen]
2 p. f°. Typewritten.

© A. Frank Cowen, New York; D: 12590,
Mar. 21, 1908; 2c. Mar. 21, 1908. 15149

Four hundred and ninety six Madison avenue.
See, at end of alphabet, titles beginning with
figures : 496 Madison avenue.

Four hundred and sixty-eight. Sec, at end of
alphabet, titles beginning with figures : 468.

Four hundred years; or, The prince and the
Aham.

© Joseph Lateiner, New York ; 1899 : 55350.

Aug. 30.

15150

Four hundred years after. See Telephonia.

Four-in-hand; a comedy in 3 acts, by H. C.
Husted.

© H. C. Husted, New York; 1886:18285,
Aug. 11. 15151

or, Tally-ho! a farce comedy in 3 acts, bv

M. W. Van Hamm.

© INIary Wolfe Van Hamm, Cincinnati ;
1889:20288, Aug. 29. 15152

738

15153

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

15171

Four-in-hand (The) club; or, A day's racing at
Jerome, a romantic, musical and farcical
comedy in 3 acts. New YorK, 1880.

© W. J. Comley and J. S. Key, United
States; 1880:4776, Mar. 25. 15153

Four (The) innocents; play for girls, in 3 acts,
by Maxi Sherrod. New York, S. French;
London, S. French, ltd., 1910. 38 p. 12°.

© Nov. 21, 1910; 2c. Not. 22, 1910; D:
22617; Samuel French, New York. 15154

Four Irish plays; by St. John G. Ervine. Lon-
don and Dublin, Maunsel & co., ltd., 1914.
3 p. 1., 117 p. 12°.

Contents : Mixed marriage. — The magnani-
mous lover. — The critics.— The Orangeman.

© July 3, 1914 ; Ic. July 18, 1914 ; D : 37632 ;
St. .John G. Ervine, London. 15154a

Four (The) Jacks; or, The dog- detective, a
drama in 4 acts, by R. M. Taylor.

© R. M. Taylor, United States ; 1878 : 4672,
Apr. 18. 15155

Four jig-eni-ups; comedy, talking, singing and
dancing sketch, in 1 act, by P. Lawrence. 9 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 24, 1909 ; D : 10910 ; Pete Law-
rence, New York. 15156

Four (The) leaf clover; or, Irish heads and
German hearts, a Germi^n-Irish pathetic com-
edy drama, by T. A. Daly.

© Thos. A. Daly, Boston ; 1SS9 : 12463, Apr.
22. 15157

Four leaf shamrock; Irish character sketch
with songs, in 1 act, by J. M. Gumming.

© Ic. Sept. 28, 1909; D: 16951; Joseph M.
Gumming, San Francisco. 15158

or, Erin go bragh.

© Richard R. Risley, Philadelphia; 1872:
4347, Apr. 25. 15159

Four (A) leafed clover; a protean sketch, by

W. R. Hildreth. [2], 12 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 17, 1909; D: 16575; W. Robt.

. Hildreth, San Diego, Gal. 15160

Four (The) leafed shamrock; a picturesque
Irish drama in 3 acts, written for R. Gor-
man by Frank Dumont.

© Richard Gorman, New York; 1889:
11565, Apr. 12. 15161

Four (The) leaved clover; a play in 4 acts, by
W. W. Young.

© William Wallace Young, Monmouth, 111. ;
1871 : 7847, Aug. 22. 15162

a tragedy of the desert, in 5 acts, with ap-
propriate tableaux, arr. for the stage from one
of the fairy tales of Laboulaye.

© S. Howell, New Orleans; 1876:10069,
Sept. 4. 15163

Four (The) leaved shamrock; or, A breath of
Irish airs, sketch in 1 act, by D. Quinn. [1],
7 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 6, 1911 ; D : 23572 ; Daniel Quinn,
Brooklyn. 15164

See also Banshee (The)

Four (A) legged fortune; a comedy-drama in
4 acts, by Wilson Barrett.

© Glark S. Sammis, New York ; 1890 : 38330,
Dec. 4. 15165

Four (The) magnets; by J. F, Whitney and E.
R. Lang.

© John F. Whitney and Edwin R. Lang,
New York ; 1883 : 21364, Nov. 19. 15166

Four (The) Mix's mixed. See, at end of alpha-
bet, titles beginning with figures: 4 (The)
Mix's mixed.

Four monarchs of music. See, at end of al-
phabet, titles beginning with figures: 4 mon-
archs of music.

Four o'clock and all's well; comedy playlet, by
E. Worthington. 16 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 17, 1915. D: 40974; Edward
Worthington, New York. 15166a

Four of a kind; a farce comedy In 3 acts, by
D. Baldwin and W. J. Cobb.

© Dwight Baldwin and Weldon J. Cobb,
Chicago; 1882:14629, Sept. 2. 15167

— in 3 acts, by G. W. Blackburn.

© George W. Blackburn, Cincinnati; 1900
A: 25765, Oct. 16. 15168

Four one act plays; by Gertrude .Jennings. Lon-
don, Sidgwick & Jackson, ltd., S. French, ltd. ;
New York, S. French, 1914. 102 p. 12°.
Contents: The rest cure. — Between the
soup and the savoury.— The pros and cons. —
Acid drops.

© May 7, 1914 ; Ic. May 9, 1914 ; D : 36976 ;
Samuel French, ltd., London. 15168a

Four (The) orphans; composed by W. H. Well-
man.

© William H. Wellman, Pullman, HI. ; 1887 :
2870, Feb. 5. 15169

Four (The) pecks; the new and original farci-
cal comedy in 3 acts, by Charles H. Fleming.
© .Joseph Pettingill, Boston ; 1884 : 20240.
Oct. 8. 15170

Four plays; by Archibald Eyre. London, Ward,
Lock & CO., ltd., 1909. 320 p. 12°.

Contents : The leading lady. — The girl in
waiting. — The custodian. — The intervention of
Miss Watson.

© Ward. Lock & co., London; D: 15673,
Apr. 9, 1909; 2c. Apr. 9, 1909. 15171

739

15171

DEAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

15185

Four plays — Continued.

by Emile Augier, tr. \vith an introcluction

by Barrett H. Clark, witli a preface by
Brieux. New York, A. A. Knopf, 1915. xxviii.
234 p. S°.

Contents: Olympe's marriage (L,e mariage
tl'Olympe). — Moiisieur Poirier's son-in-law
(Le'gendre de M. Poirier). — The house of
Fourcliambault (Les Fourchnmbault).— The
post-script (Le post-scriptum)

© Oct. 29, 1915; 2c. and aff. Nov. 1, 1915;
A: 414354; Alfred A. Knopf, New York.

15171a

by

Gilbert Cannan. London, Sidgwick &
Jackson, ltd., 1913. 4 p. 1. 84 p. 12°

Contents: James and John. — Miles Dix-
on.— Mary's wedding. — A short way with
authors.

© Mar. 14, 1913; 2c. July 25, 1913; D:
33924; Sidgwick &. Jackson, ltd., London.

15172

Four plays for children; by John Jay Chap-
man. New York, Sloffat, Yard & co., 1908.
viii, 156 p. 12°.

Contents: The lo.st prince. — King Ithu-
riel. — ^The hermits. — Christmas in Leipsic.

© Moffat, Yard & co.. New York; A:
206739, May 12, 1908; 2c. ]\Iay 12, 1908.

15173

Four plays of the Free theater; tr. with an in-
troduction by Barrett H. Clark. Preface by
Brieux. Cincinnati, Stewart & Kidd company,
1915. xl, 257 p. 12°.

Contents: Tlie fossils, by Frangois de Cu-
rel. — The serenade, by Jean Jullien. — Fran-
coise' luck, by Georges de Porto-Riche. — The
dupe, by Georges Ancey.

© Dec. 4, 1914 ; 2c. Dec. 7, 1914 ; A : 387836 ;
Stewart & Kidd co., Cincinnati. 15173a

Four (The) room flat; 1 act play, by E. T.
Spears. 12 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 17. 1912 ; D : 29692 ; Edward T.
Spears, Brooklyn. 15174

Four scenes from the time of Lincoln, See
Little plays from American history for
young folks.

Four (The) seasons; a dramatic ballet diver-
tisement, by B. Kiralfy,

© Bolossy Kiralfy, New York; 1888:7888,
Mar, 16. 15175

scenario of a musical vaudeville act in 4

scenes, arr. by W. C. HofE. 7 p. 4°. Type-
written. [Words only]

© Ic. Mar. 9, 1912 ; D : 29180 ; Mabel Hester,
Des Moines. 15176

Four (The) shamrocks; or, Working'men to the
front, a novel and eccentric burlesque in 1
act, by the Webster brothers.

© James Webster, New York; 1881:3593,
Mar. n. 15177

Four sixes; little comedy, by J. W. FitzPatrick,
24 p. 4°. Typewritten.

• © Ic. Sept. 9, 1912; D:307G9; James Wil-
liam FitzPatrick, Waterbury, Conn, 15178

Four (The) spans of life; play in 4 acts, by
S. A, Grass, [1], 22 p. f°. Typewritten,

© Ic. Mar. 18, 1911; D: 23086; Susie An-
netta Grass, New York, 15179

Four twins; by M. L. Allen.

© Martha Louise Allen, Chicago; D: 13726,
Sept. 5, 1908. 15180

Four (The) walls of home; play in 4 acts, by
G. Kelly, 94 p. i°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 12, 1913; D: 34116; George
Kelly, New York. 15181

Fourberies de Scapin (Moliere's les); with in-
troduction, appendix, notes and vocabulary,
by Kenneth McKenzie. Boston, New York
tetc] D. C. Heath & co. [1914J xvii, 107 p.
front, (port.) illus, 16°, (Heath's modern
language series)

© Sept. 26, 1914; 2c. Oct. 6, 1914; A:
379900; D. C. Heath & co., Boston. 15181a

See also Scapin's artifices,

Fourclia,mbauit (Les); a drama in 5 acts,
adapted from the French of iSmile Augier, by
Julian Magnus and H. C. Bunner.

© Wheat and Coruett, New York; 1878:
8780, July 31. 15183

See also Four plays; by Emile Augier.

Fourteen (The) black hussars featuring The
bass drum trust; by J. L. Lasky.

© Jesse Louis Lasky, New York ; D : 10759,
June 12. 1907. 15183

Fourteen hundred ninety two; a musical, his-
torical, mellow drama, by R. A. Barnet.

© R, A. Barnet, Boston ; 1891 : 13143. Apr.
13. 15184

Fourteen ninety two; a musical, historical, mel-
low drama, by R. A. Barnet.

© R. A. Barnet, Boston ; 1891 : 13444, Apr,
13. 15185

See also, at end of alphabet, titles begin-
ning with figures: 1492.

Fourteen ninety-two-seventeen seventy-six.
See, at end of alphabet, titles beginning with
figures: 1492-1776,

740

15186

COPYKIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

15206

Foui-teenth (The) Eameses; original niiisical
c'oinedy in a prologue and 2 acts, by J. S. Car-
roll and A. Walsh. 63 p. 4°. Typewritten.
[Libretto]

© le. Jan. 15, 1912; D : 28317 ; John S.
Carroll and Austin Walsh, New York. 15186

Fourth (The); by A. W. Dotson.

© Alexander White Dotson, Chicago ; 1891 :
14262, Apr. 20. 15187

Fourth (The) and after; musical play in 2 acts,
book by A. N. C. Fowler, lyrics by A. N. C.
Fowler and Manuel Klein. 6G p. 4. Type-
written. [Libretto only]

© A. N. C. Fowler, Glens Falls, N. Y. ; D :
9485, Nov. 21, 1906; 2c. Nov. 21, 1906. 15188

Fourth (The) anniversary; play in 1 act, by
G. V. Smith. 6 p. 24°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 26, 1913; D: 35464; Georgia
Violet Smith, Omaha, Neb. 15189

Fourth (The) commandment; drama in 4 acts,
tr. from the German of Ludv/ig Anzengruber,
and adapted for the American stage by A.
Sigmann. [2], 42 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 19, 1912 ; D : 31419 ; Alfred Sig-
mann. Pittsburgh. 15190

Fourth (The) congressional; American comedy-
drama in 5 acts. 87 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Edward S. Van Zile, Hartford ; D : 6495,
Apr. 11, 1905 ; 2c. Apr. 11, 1905. 15191

Fourth (The) degree; play in 1 act, by V.
Royer. 11 p. f°. Typev.ritten.

© Ic. Nov. 10, 1914 ; D : 38761 ; Vera Royei ,
New York. 15191a

Fourth (The) dihiension; play in 1 act and 2
scenes, by A. d'E. Scott and Anita Berry.
47 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 19, 1913; D: 35055; Anita
d'Este Scott, New York. 15192

play in 7 parts, by Ben Ouami. 120 p. f.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 5, 1911 ; D : 23851 ; Nelda Blain
Rosenthal, Portland, Or. 15193

Foiirth (The) disappearance; melodrama in 4
acts, by M. E. Mann. 81 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 25, 1915 ; D : 39498 ; Millicent E.
Mann, Berkeley, Cal. 15193a

Fourth (The) estate; by H. H. Murdoch.

© H. H. Murdoch, Hastings, New Zealand ;
1891:36143, Oct. 7. 15194

an original comedy-drama in 8 acts, by

C. A. Moss.

© Charles A. Moss, New York; 1880:2896,
Feb. 2L 15195

Fourth (The) estate — Continued.

- — —play in 4 acts, by Joseph Medill Patterson

and Harriet Ford. 81 p. 4°. Typewritten.
© Ic. Sept. 30, 1909; D : 17072 ; Liebler &

CO., New York, 15196

Fourth (The) floor back; a wheeze in 1 spasm,
by E. H. Thomas. [2], 8 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 6, 1912; D : 29893 ; Edgar H.
Thomas, Seattle. 15197

Fourth (The) generation; a play in 4 acts, by
L. D. Howell. 94 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Logan Douglass Howell, New York; D:
11130, Aug. 7, 1907 ; 2c. Aug. 7, 1907. 15198

play in 3 acts, by V. W. Mosher. 102 p.

f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 4, 1913; D : 34002 ; Victor W.
Mosher, East Grand Forks, Minn. 15199

Fourth (The) libation; playette, by E. J. Tus-
tin. 9 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 8, 1912; D : 31073 ; Edward J.
Tustin, Philadelphia. 15200

Fourth (The) of July; a comedy drama in 4
acts, by A. H. Westfall.

© Anson Hewett Westfall, New York ; 1893 :
5939. .Tan. 30. 15201

— — See also Holiday plays.

Fourth (The) of July parade; or. Celebrating
the Fourth, a musical comedy in 3 acts, by
C. A. Reade.

© Charles A. Reade, Chicago; 1884:7821,
April 12; 2c. Jan. 2, 1902. 15202

Fourth (The) of July, 1776. See Wayaniko.

Fourth (The) physician; a play in 4 acts, by
M. B. Pickett. 82 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 29, 1909 ; D : 16413 ; Montgomery
B. Pickett, May wood. 111. 15203

play in 3 acts, by M. B. Pickett. 100 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 15, 1909 ; D : 17392 ; Montgomery
B. Pickett, May wood, 111. 15204

Fourth race; a 1 act play, by J. T. Prince, jr.
14 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© John T. Prince, jr., New York ; D : 7732,
Dec. 18, 1905; 2c. Dec. 18, 1905. 15205

Fourth (The) waltz; comedy drama with songs
and 3 acts, by Charles Morton. 63 p. f°.
Typewritten. [Words only]

© Ic. Nov. 22, 1915; D: 42315; Alexander
Byers, Chicago. 15205a

Fourth ward Bryan; play in 1 act, by F. Gerald.
17 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. .July 13, 1911; D : 24676 ; Florence
Gerald, New York. 15206

741

15207

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

15231

Fourth (The) week; play in 3 acts, by G. Scar-
borough. [3], 116 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 29, 1912; D: 31494; George Scar-
borough, New Brighton, N. Y. 15207

Fowl (A) afEair; a playlet, by K. M. AVitlmer,
15 p. 4°. TypeAvritten.

© Kate Mavhew Widmer, New York ; D :
7017, July 13, 1905 ; 2c. July 13, 1905. 15208

Fox (The); play in 1 act, by M. S. Vidaver. 8 p.
f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 21, 1914; D : 38265 ; Matthias
Samuel Vidaver, San Francisco. 15208a

play in 3 acts, by L. Arthur. [2], 80 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 26, 1910; D: 22386; Lee Arthur,
United States. 15209

Fox and geese; a farce comedy in 3 acts, by B.
Gaylor.

© William A. Brady and Bobby Gaylor,
United States; 1891:0039, Feb. 13. 15210

Fox and rat; or. Old and new departures, in
3 acts, by S. Stern.

© Samuel Stern, New York; 1871:7018,
.July 28. 15211

Fox, goose and hunter; play in 1 act, by W.
Owen. 10 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 21, 1913; D : 35078 ; William
Owen, Chicago. 15212

Fox (The) hunt; drama in 1 act, by G. R. Craw.
5 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 10, 1910 ; D : 22257 ; George Rock-
hill Craw, Chicago. 15213

Fox (The) hunters; by Aaron Hoffman. 11 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Henry Frey, New York; D:6783, June
7, 1905; 2c. June 7, 1905. 15214

Fox (A) in a trap; a comedy in 5 acts, by S. W.
Cooper. Washington, Stanley Snodgrass,
1880. 36 p. 12°.

© Sidney AV. Cooper, New York. 1874:
11926, Sept. 23; 2c. July 24, 1880. 15215

Foxey (A) boy; by the Gillen printing com-
pany.

© Gillen printing co., New Y'ork ; D : 1947,
May 29, 1902. 15216

Fox's footlig'ht favorites.

© Will H. Fox, Danbury, Conn.; 1899:
27560, Apr. 21. 15217

Foxy grandma; or. Two foxy kids, by E. G.
Estey.

© Ern G. Estey, Lynn, Mass. ; D : 1737, Apr.
15, 1902. 15218

Foxy (A) guy; a musical farce comedy in 3
acts, by Mark E. Swan.

© Ferd Noss, New Brighton, Pa. ; 1897 :
13750, Feb. 25. 15219

Foxy Mrs. Katzenjammer; by S. Hart.

© Sadie Hart, Rochester, N. Y. ; D : 2810,
Oct. 23, 1902. 15220

comedy in 3 acts by S. Hart. 00 p. f °.

Typewritten.

© Sadie Hart, New York ; D : 41.56, Oct. 29,
1903; Ic. Oct. 29, 1903; Ic. Dec. 8, 1903.

15221

Foxy Quiller; in 3 acts, libretto by H. B. Smith.
Typewritten.

© Harry B. Smith, New York; 1900 A:
28345, Nov. 17; 2c. Sept. 20. 15222

Foxy (A) tramp; by H. L. Truby.

© Harry L. Truby, Chicago ; D : 2288, July
5, 1902. 15223

a comedy drama in 4 acts. 86 p. f°. Type-

written.

© IMarv E. Hill, Akron, O. ; D:9189, Oct.
4, 1906 ; 2c. Oct. 15, 1906. 15224

Foyer (Le); pi^ce en 3 actes, par O. Mirbeau et
T. Natanson. 2 p. 1., 139 p. 12°. Printed.

© Octave Mirbeau & Thadee Natanson,
Paris; D: 12523, Mar. 12, 1908; 2c. Mar. 12,
1908. 15225

Fra Diano; an original 1 act drama, by R.
Drouet.

© Robert Drouet, Chicago; 1891:38131,
Oct. 24. 15226

Fra due baci! commedia in 3 atti, di R. Son-
zogno. Milan, Society editrice Sonzogno, 1908.
147 p. 12°.

© Riccardo Sonzogno, IMilan ; D : 12369,
Feb. 17, 1908; 2c. Feb. 17, 1908. 15227

Fra Griacomo. See Maletesta's wife.
Fra i pazzi; di F. Vela.

© Frank Vela, New York; D : 8993, Aug.
24, 1906. 15228

ovvero, Lo spettro del castello dei Conti

Falconieri, dramma in un prologo e 6 atti, di
B. Ciambelli.

© Berardino Ciambelli. New York ; D : 8881,
July 19, 1906. 15229

Fra Paola; a play in 4 acts, by Clarence Ousley

and Ben C. Mason. Galveston, Tex., Knapp

bros., 1896. 88 p. 24°.

© Ousley & Mason, Galveston, Tex. ; 1896 :

45660, Aug. 10; 2c. A.ug. 10. 15230

Fractured (The) Borneo and the stage struck

maids; a 1 act vaudeville sketch, by .Tosoph

Kershaw.

© William H. .Jacob, Philadelphia; D : 1.5.5.
.Ian. 26, 1901. 15231

742

15232

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

15243

Fraulein (Das) aus gutem hause; wiener
komrxlie in 3 akten, von Betty Winter [pseud,
(ler Fran Betty-Rosl von Sclieibenhof] und
Siegfried Geyer. Wien, F. W. Sclimiedell &
CO. [1912] 1 p. 1., 7G p., 1 1. 8°.

© Ic. Way 20, 1912; D: 29713; F. W.
Schmieden, Vienna. 15232

Fraulein chef; lustspiel in 3 akten, von Julius
Horst und Artliur Lippscliitz. Berlin, Biihnen-
verlag Aim & Simrock, g. m. b. h., 1913. 63 p.
8°.

© Ic. Jan. 21, 1914 ; D : 35721 ; Biihnenver-
lag Ahn & Simrock, g. m. h. h., Berlin. 15232a

Fraulein Direktor; lustspiel in 4 aufziigen, von
Paul Fr. Evers und Otto Metterhausen. Leip-
zig, P. Reclam, jun. [1913] 96 p. 24°.

© Aug. 12, 1913; 2c. Oct. 28, 1913; D:
34869; Philipp Reclam, jun., Leipzig. 15233

Fraulein Fl-au; operette in 3 akten, von Victor
Leon und Alexander Engel, musik von Victor
Hollaender. 128 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Li-
bretto only]

© Ludwig Doblinger, Vienna ; D : 12761,
Apr. 16, 1908 ; 2c. Apr. 16, 1908. 15234

Fraulein Teufel; phantastische operette in 3
akten, von Otto Schwartz, text von Leopold
Arnold und dem kompouisten. Berlin, Verlag
der Schlesinger'schen bucli- und musikliand-
lung (Rob. Lienau), 1911. 48 p. 12*. [Li-
bretto only]

© Oct. 10, 1911 ; 2c. Jan. 29, 1912 ; D : 28468 ;
Felix Bloeh erben, Berlin. 15235

Fraulein Trallala; posse mit gesang, in 3
akten, von Georg Okonkowski, gesangstexte
von Leo Leipziger, musik von Jean Gilbert.
Berlin-Wilmersdorf, Felix Bloch erben, 1914.
117 p. 8°. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Mar. 5, 1914; D : 36261 ; Felix Blocli
erben, Berlin-Wilm-ersdorf. 15235a

Fraulein (Das) vom Globus; lustspiel in 3
akten, von Hans Hauptmann. Miinchen, Drei
raasken-verlag, g. m. b. h., 1915. 77 p. 8°.

© Ic. May 31, 1913 ; D : 3338S ; Drei masken-
verlag, g. m. b. h., Munich. --15236

Fraulein Winter; Viennese play in 4 acts, by
I. Kanitz. [2], 51 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 18, 1912 ; D : 29711 ; Isabel Ka-
nitz, San Francisco. 15237

Fraulein Yulia; by August Strindberg, tr. by
S. Shapiro.

New York, 1910 [1911] 59 p. 16°.

© Mar. 5, 1911; 2c. Sept. 26, 1911; A:
295998; Maisel & co., New York. 15238

Fragmented (The) Maine shatters proud
Spain; a dramatic sketch, in 1 act, by Col. J.
A. Nunez. 8 p. 8°. Printed.

© Joseph A. Nunez, New York ; 1S98 : 14073,
Feb. 28; 2c. Mar. 7. 15239

Fragments; drama in 3 lives, by M. Owen. 44 p.
f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 29, 1913; D : 32127 ; Martha
Owen, New York. 15240

Fraguas (Las); comedia dramatica en 2 actos
y en prosa, original de J. Andres de Prada.
Madrid [Sociedad de autores espanoles] 1915.
47 p. 12°.

© June 24, 1915; Ic. June 25. 1915; D:
41052 ; ,L Andres de Prada, Madrid. 15240a

'Fraid (The) cat; comedy in 4 acts, by O. Davi.s.
160 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 3, 1915 ; D : 40261 ; Owen Davis,
Yonkers, N. Y. 15240b

Frail (The) co-ed; by D. Herold.

© Don Herold. Bloomfield, Ind. ; D : 15591,
Apr. 12, 1909. 15241

Frail woman; a society drama In 4 acts, by A,
Alexander.

© Adelaide Alexander, New York ; D : 7161,
Aug. 25, 1905. 15242

Frame-up (The); crook sketch, by J. B. Mc-
Keon. [2], 17 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 3. 1914; D: 35895; James B.
arcKeon, Oakland, Cal. 15243

— — drama of modern city life in 4 acts, by
Lem B. Parker. 120 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 27. 1915; D : 41581 ; Fred A.
Byers, Chicago. 15243a

farce-comedy in 3 acts, by L. Clemens and

William M. Blatt. 153 p. 4°. Ms.

© Ic. Dec. 24, 1914 ; D : 39292 ; Le Roy Clem-
ens, New York. 15243b

-play in 1 act, by M. Linder. 27 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 22, 1915 ; D : 89621 ; Mark Linder,
New Y'ork. 15243c

play in 3 acts, by E. Rosenthal. 47 p. f°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Mav 6. 1915 ; D : 40577 ; Ellas Rosen-
thal, New York. 15243d

See also In a trap.

Framed up; or. His pal's wife, play in 1 act,
by J. A. Pollack. [1], 18 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Apr. 24. 1914 ; D : 86826 ; Joseph Abel
Pollack, New York. 15243e

743

15243

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

15258

Fran; play in 4 acts, by Charles T. Dazey,
founded on the novel, Fran, by John Brecken-
ridge Ellis. 135 p. 4°, Typewritten.

© Ic. May 2, 1914 ; D : 36906 ; Bobbs-Merrill
CO., Indianapolis. 15243f

Frangaise (La); piece en 3 actes [par Eugene
Brieux] [Paris, Impr. de I'lUustration] 1907.
2 p. 1., 78 p. 12°.

© Brieux, Paris; D : 10516, May 8, 1907;
2c. May 8, 1907. 15244

France and Russia in 1812. See Moscow in
flames.

France and the maid; drama in 3 acts, by E. A.
Gerrard. [Lincoln, Neb.] Priv. print. 210
p. illus. 12°.

© Ernest A. Gerrard, Columbus, Neb. ; D :
5404, Aug. 10, 1904; 2c. Dec. 17, 1904. 15245

France vs. America; musical comedy in 1 act,
books, lyrics, and music, by R. C. Michel. [2],
17 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Aug. 26, 1912; D 30637; Rodolphe C.
Michel, New York. 15246

Frances; drama in 4 acts, by M. Ferber. [2],
57 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 31, 1912; D 29835; Maurice
Ferber, Boston. 15247

Frances, the suffragette; comedy in 3 acts, by
Agnes Hyde. Philadelphia, Penn publishing
company, 1914. 40 p. 12°.

© Oct. 8, 1913 ; 2c. June 24, 1915 ; D : 41039 ;
Penn pub. co., Philadelphia. 15247a

Francesca da Rimini; by Gabriele d'Annunzio,
tr. by Arthur Symons. New York, F. A.
Stokes company [1902] xiv, 223 p. 16°.

© Frederick A. Stokes co.. New York ; D :
2497, Oct. 27, 1902 ; 2c. Oct. 15, 1902. 15248

drame lyrique en 3 actes, paroles de

Francis-Marion Crawford, tr. frangaise de
Marcel Schwob, musique de Franco Leoni.
London, Chappell & co., ltd., 1914. 30 p. 12°.
[Libretto only]

© Jan. 8, 1914 ; 2c. Jan. 9, 1914 ; D : 35603 ;
Chappell Sc co., ltd., London. 15248a

a play in 5 acts, adapted from the Italian,

by E. Eisner.

© Edward Eisner, New York; 1900 A:
20021, Aug. 11. 15249

a play in 4 acts, by F. Marion Crawford.

New York, London, The Macmillan company,
1902. 2 p. 1., vii-viii, 73 p. 12°.

© Macmillan co.. New York ; D : 1784. Apr.
16, 1902; 2c. Apr. 16, 1902. 15250

■tragedia [di] Gabriele d'Annunzio. [New

York] V. Ciocia, printer, 1902. 186 p. 8"

© Fratelli Treves, Milan ; D : 1581, Mar. 14,
1902; 2c. Mar. 14, 1902. 15251

Francesca da Rimini — Continued.

tragedia in 4 atti, di Gabriele d'Annunzio,

ridotta da Tito Ricordi per la musica di Ric-
cardo Zandonai. Parigi, Society anonyme des
Editions Ricordi. Milauo, G. Ricordi & c,
1914. 74 p. 12°. [Libretto only]

© Feb. 21, 1914; 2c. Mar. 28, 1914; D:
36494 ; Societe anonyme des Editions Ricordi,
Paris. 15251a

— a tragedy, by G. H. Boker. Acting ed.

© George H. Boker, Philadelphia; 1883:
17715, Sept. 27. 15252

tragedy in 4 acts, by Gabriele d'Annunzio,

libretto adapted by Tito Ricordi, music by
Riccardo Zandonai. London, G. Ricordi &
CO., 1914. 51 p. 8°. [Libretto only]

© June 27, 1914; Ic. June 29, 1914; D:
37425 ; G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 15252a

See also Francesca, the unfortunate. —

Plays and poems; by G. H. Boker.

Francesca of Rimini. See Hunchback's (The)
bride.

Francesca, the unfortunate; a tragedy in 1
act, being a psychological version of Dante's
Francesca da Rimini, by H. Donahue.

© Hal Donahue, Kansas City, Mo. ; D : 2876,
Jan. 19, 1903. 15253

Francesco Carrara; a drama in 3 acts, from the
French, by Kathryn Manning.

© Roxbury pub. co.. New York; 1899:
76308, Nov. 22 ; 2c. Nov. 15. 15254

Franchise (The) grafters. See Powers (The)
that be.

Francillon; a drama in 3 acts, by Alexandre
Durjas, tr. from the French by L. T. Sheffield.

© L. T. Sheffield, United States; 1887:
6817, Mar. 22. 15255

See also Honors are easy.

Francine's love problem; a drama in 3 acts,
adapted from the French of Dumas fils, bv
L. Du Pont Syle.

© L. Du Pont Syle, Berkeley, Cal. ; D : 186,
Mar. 7, 1901. 15256

Francis Bacon; drama in 5 acts, by Mervyn
Murray [pseud, of Moye Wicks] Spokane,
Wash., The A. F. Grazer co. 49 p. 8°.

© May 15, 1911; 2c. May 24, 1911; D:
24416; Albert F. Grazer co., Spokane, Wash.

15257

Francis Drake. See Complete (The) poems of
S. Weir Mitchell. — Historical stories in dra-
matic form.

Francis Key; a play in 4 acts, by R. H. Gerke.
108 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Robert Henry Gerke, Marietta, O. ; D :
46, Jan. 19, 1901 ; 2c. Jan. 19, 1901. 15258

744

15259

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

15276

Francisco Ferrer; tragedy in 5 acts, by J. Tietze.
New York, Dramatological pub. co. S3 p. 12°.

© Sept. 5, 1912; 2c. Sept. 12, 1912; D:
30801 ; Julius Tietze, New York. 15259

Francisque; a tragedy, by L. E. Salmon and
F. W. Bald, jr. Baltimore, C. C. Bartgis &
bro., 1884. 19 p. 8°.

© Louis E. Salmon and F. W. Bald, jr.,
Baltimore ; 1885 : 18018, Aug. 25 ; 2c. Sept. 29.

15260

Francis's awakening; sketch, by N. F. Burdick.

5 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 3, 1910 ; D : 22214 ; Nellie Follis
Burdick, Chicago. . 15261

Franco-Bussian (The) spy. See Olg'a.

Frangois, le champi; comedy in 3 acts, by
Madame Dudevant (George Sand), adapted
for the American stage by A. PI. Janus.

© A. H. Janus, Washington; 1886:4482,
Feb. 23. 15262

Frangois Villon; romantische komodie in 4
akten, von Leo Lenz, nach J. H. McCarthy.
Dresden und Leipzig, Carl Reissner, 1909.
xvi, 238 p. 12°.

© Emanuel Lederer, New York; D : 14820,
Jan. 16. 1909; 2c. Jan. 18, 1909. 15263

See also Complete (The) poems of S. Weir

Mitchell.

Frangoise; drame lyrique, en 4 actes, par
Maurice Boukay et Edouard Francklin, mu-
sique de Ch. Pons. Paris, C. Joubert, 1913.
68 p. 12°. [Libretto only]

© Nov. 22, 1913 ; 2c. Dec. 1, 1913 ; D : 35204 ;
J<nibert, Paris. 15264

Frangoise' luck. See Four plays of the Free
theater.

Francs-magons; vaudeville en 3 actes, [par]
Glaiide Roland et G. Leprince. Paris, C. Jou-
bert, 1900. 155 p. 8°.

© Celestin Joubert, Paris ; D : 9305, Oct.
23, 1906 ; 2c. Oct. 23, 1906. 15265

Frank Duniont's minstrel joke book; dialect
dialogues and recitations collected, revised
and originated by Frank Dumont. Chicago,
The Dramatic publisliing company, 1898.

© Dramatic pub. co., Chicago; 1898:69244,
Nov. 28 ; 2c. Nov. 28. 15266

Frank James, the Missouri avenger; an en-
tirely new and orighial drama, founded on
the history of the celebrated James boys, by
S. C. France.

© Sidney Charles France, New York ; 1883 :
2174, Feb. 1. 15267

Frank La Mondue's clown.

© Emil Newhaus, United States; 1890:
32774, Oct. 21. 15263

Frankfurter (The) man. See Red hot Muel-
ler.

Frankfurters (The) of Coney Island; comedy
drama in 4 acts and 6 scenes, by D. Dundas.
78 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 25, 1915; D: 40810; Don Dun-
das, New York. 15268a

Frankie's triumph. See Appearances.

Frank's cousin, a Cantabrigian joke; a comedy
in 5 acts, by G. Ireland.

© Gordon Ireland, Cambridge, Mass. ; 1899 :
65483, Oct. 9. 15269

Franz Herchelle; an original 5 act play, bv R.
McWade.

© Robert McWade, United States; 1883:
7356, April 19. 15270

Franz von Assisi; szenen aus dem leben des
heiligen Franziskus, in einem prolog und 2
teilen, dichtung von Gabriel Nigond, deutsch
von Wilhelm Weber, [musik] von Gabriel
Pierne. Leipzig, C. F. Kahnt, nachfolger,
1912. 38 p. 12°. [Libretto only]

© Julv 15. 1912; 2c. Nov. 22, 1912; D:
31442 ; Max Eschig, Paris. 15271

Franz von Sickingen; tragedy in 5 acts, tr.
from the German of Ferdinand Lassalle, by
Daniel De Leon. New York, N. Y. labor news
CO. [1910] 3 p. 1., 149 p. 12°.

© Mar. 2. 1910; 2c. Mar. 14, 1910; D:
20475 ; New York labor news co.. New York.

15272

Frappe O'Freeze, king of the Pole; an extrava-
ganza in 2 acts, by M. Smith and H. R.
Evans, music by H. G. Martin. 93 p. 4°.
Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Mark Smith, New York; 1896:23207.
Apr. 14; 2c. .July 30. 15273

Fraquita; a Spanish midsummer night's
dream, opera bouffe in 3 acts [adapted from
the novel of Pedro Antonio de Alarcon. El
sombrero de tres picos] libretto by T. C.
Minor. 47 p. 8°. [Libretto only]

© Thomas C. Minor, Cincinnati ; 1885 : 104,
Jan. 2; 2c. Jan. 15. 15274

Frasquita; by A. Ernst.

© Alfred Ernst, St. Louis; D : 8374, Apr.
18, 1906. 15275

comic opera in 3 acts, text by F. Harrsen.

44 p. f . Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Ferdinand Harrsen, Chicago ; D : 3523,
June 1, 1903 ; 2c. June 1, 1903. 15276

745

15277

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

15294

Frat initiation; college sketch, by Louise Boyce
]\[urpliv. Philadelphia, The Penn publishing
company, 1909. 11 p. 16°.

© Oct. 21, 1909 ; 2c. Oct. 25, 1909 ; D : 17192 ;
Penn pub. CO., Philadelphia. 15277

Fraternity; or, The initiation of a candidate,
by G. P. Monagon. 8 p. 1"°. Typewritten.

© Geo. P. Monagon. Lincoln, Neb.; D: 5481,
July 27, 1904; Ic. July 15, 1904; 2c. Aug. 19,
1904. 15278

Frau Anne; drama in 4 akten, von Marx Mol-
ler. Berlin, O. Eisner, 1902. 1 p. 1., 97 p.
12°.

© Otto Eisner, Berlin; D : 1319, Jan. 20.
1902; 2c. Jan. 28, 1902. 15279

Frau Anne, die dame am putztisch; ein opern-
s\nv\ aus der Rembrandtzoit in 2 aui'ziigen (3
bildern), musik von Stanislav Letovsky, text
A'on Walter Ramdohr. Berlin, Wien, Schles-
inger'sche buch- und musikbandlung (Rob.
Lienau) 1914. 62 p. 4°. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Oct. 81, 1914 ; D : 386G0 ; Schlesinger'-
sche buch- und musikbandlung (Rob. Lienau),
Berlin. 15279a

Frau (Die) Gretl; posse mit gesang in 3 akten,
von Beruhard Buchbinder, musik von Rudolf
Raimann. Berlin, F. Bloch erben, 1911. 97 p.
8°.

© Ic. Oct, 23, 1911 ; D : 25570 ; Felix Bloch
erben, Berlin. 15280

Same. Text der gesange. Leipzig, Wien,

L. Doblinger, 1911. 31 p. 12°.

© Apr. 7, 1911 ; 2c. May 19, 1911 ; D : 24175 ;
Ludwig Doblinger, Leipzig. 15281

Frau (Die) im hemd; operette in 1 akt, frei
nacli dem franzosischen, von Fritz Limzer und
Alfred Spitzer, musik von Carl W. Zeller.
Texte der gesange. Leipzig, New York, etc.,
Bosworth & CO., 1912. 16 p. 12°.

© Mar. 7, 1912; 2c. June 29, 1912; D:
30124; Bosworth & CO., Leipzig. 15282

Frau Nadja Bielew. See Panspiele.

Frau Bausenbarth; biirgerliche tragodie in 3
akten, von Max Dauthendey. T^eipzig, E.
Rowohlt verlag, 1911. 82 p. 12°.

© Sept. 15, 1911; 2c. Sept. 21, 1911; D:
25280; Ernst Rowohlt verlag, Leipzig. 15283

Frau Sophie Moulis; tragodie einer ehe in 3
akten, nach dem leben, von Carl M. Jacobv.
[Leipzig, F. B. Kohler, 1910] 2 p. 1., 95 p. 8°.

© Oct. 27, 1910; 2c. Nov. 21, 1910; D:
22602; Arion verlag, Berlin. 15284

Frau von Yam. See Gesammelte dramen; von
Henrik Ibsen.

Fraud; play in 3 acts, by M. V. Samuels. 116 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 5, 1912; D: 30442; Maurice V.
Sanmcls, New York. 15285

Frauds of New York; a new, comic, local sen-
sation drama, by J. Hart.
© Josh Hart, New York ; 1875 : 5096, May
, 17. 15286

Frauen; schauspiel in 4 aufziigen, von Franz
Adam Beyerlein. Berlin, Vertriebsstelle des
Verbandes deutscher biihnenschriftsteller,

1912. 70 p. 12°.

© Ic. Oct. 19, 1912; D: 31166; Vertriebs-
stelle des Verbandes deutscher biihnenschrift-
steller, g. m. b. h., Berlin. 15287

Frauen-kongress (Der); oder, Die hochzeit im

luftballon, lustspiel mit gesang in 3 akten,
von D. A. Strandt.

© Dora Albertine Strandt, Brooklyn ; D :
12171, Jan. 13, 1908. 15288

Frauen-stinimrecht (Das); lustspiel in 1 akt,
von J. Diners. 22 p. 8°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 29, 1910 ; D : 20625 ; Julius Din-
ers, New York. 15289

Frauen (Die) vom Sundsvallhof; schauspiel in
5 aufziigen nach dem gleichnamigen roman
von A. Wothe [d. i. I'rau Anny Wothe Mahn]
fiir die biihne bearbeitet von A. Wothe u.
Otfrid V. Hanstein. Berlin, Emil Streisand,

1913. 46 p. 8°.

© Ic. Sept. 17, 1913; D: 34453; Anny Wo-
the, Leipzig. 15290

Frauenfresser (Der); operette in 3 akten, von
Leo Stein [pseud, des Leo Rosenstein] und
Carl Lindau, nmsik von Edmund Eysler. Souf-
flier- und regiebuch. Leipzig, L. Doblinger,
1912. 139 p. 8°.

© Ic. Apr. 16, 1913 ; D : 32965 ; Ludwig Dob-
linger (Bernhard Herzmansky), Leipzig.

15291

Same. Textbuch der gesange. Leipzig,

L. Doblinger (B. Herzmansky), 1912. 45 p.
12°.

© Jan. 21, 1912 ; 2c. Apr. 17, 1912 ; D : 29400 ;
Ludwig Doblinger (Bernhai'd Herzmansky),
Leipzig. 15292

(The woman hater); operette in 3 acts, text

by Leo Stein [pseud, of Leo Rosenstein] and
Carl Lindau, music by Ednumd Eysler, Eng-
lish version by Grace Isabel Volbron. 101 p.
4°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Mar. 26, 1912; D: 29171; Hans
Bartsch, New York. 15293

Frauenmut (Der); lustspiel in 5 aufziigen, von
Hermann Essig. Berlin, F. Bloch erben, 1912.
105 p. 8°.

© Ic. Jan. 23, 1912 ; D : 28409 ; Felix Bloch
erben, Berlin. 15294

746

15295

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

15316

Freak (A) of Cupid; a drama in 5 acts, by
William J. Gait.

© William J. Gait, Philadelphia; D:1SS0,

May 14, 1902. 15295

Same. 123 p. obi. 24°. Typewritten.

© Wm. J. Gait, Philadelphia; D : 12490,
Mar. 5, 1908 ; 2c. Mar. 5, 1908. 15296

Freak (A) of fortune; a comedy in 5 acts,
by W. Ames. 19 p. 8°. Printed.

© William Ames, Philadelphia; 1891:
33476, Sept. 19; 2c. Dec. 22. 15297

■ a domestic comedy in 3 acts, by C. F. Mon-

taine.

© C. F. Montaine, New York ; 1892 : 17883.
Apr. 25. 15298

Freaks; a farcical comedy in 4 acts, tr. and
angmented from the German of Julius Iloder-
ich Benedix, with original business adapted
to the American stage, by F. F. INIackey.

© J. Gosche, Philadelphia; 1879:4958. Apr.
14. 15299

Same.

© F. F. Mackav. Philadelphia ; 1880 : 8330,
May 31. 15300

■ or, Old Myddelton's money, a comedy in 5

acts, adapted from IMary Cecil Hay's story,
by F. W. Bacon.

© Fred Walton Bacon, Boston ; 1877 : 12.569,
Oct. 31. 15301

Freaks (The) and fortunes of a newsboy. See
Will Whaffles, the street Arab.

Freaks and frauds; a satirical farce, by Wil-
liam Ellison Harvey, n. p. 1905. cover-title,
66 p. 16°.

© W. B. Harvev, Richmond ; D : 7092, Aug.
10, 1905 ; 2c. Aug. 30, 1905. 15302

Freaks (The) of a phonograph. See New
(The) detective.

Freaks of fortune; a comedy-drama in 3 acts,
by E. O. Jepson.

© Eugene O. Jepson, New York; 1884:
16645, Aug. 16. 15303

an original American comedy in 5 acts, by

C. M. Greene and A. S. Thompson. 126 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Clay M. Greene and A. S. Thompson,

San Francisco ; 1877 : 7843, July 6 ; 2c. Sept.

26, 1880. 15304
-Sec also Pretty (The) beggar girl.

Frechling (Der); operette in 3 akten, von Fritz
Griinbaum und Heinz Reichert, musik von
Charles Weinberger. Soufflier- und regiebuch.
Leipzig, L. Doblinger (B. Herzmansky), 1913.
159 p. 8°.

© Ic. .July 30, 1913; 33940; Ludwig
Doblinger (Bernhard Herzmansky), Leipzig.

15305

Frechling (Der) — Continued.

Same. Textbucli der gesjinge. Leipzig, L.

Doblinger (B. Herzmansky) 1913. 46 p. 12°.

© Jan. 31, 1913 ; 2c. Apr. 16, 1913 ; D : 32959 ;

Ludwig Doblinger (Bernhard Herzmansky),

Leipzig. 15306

Freckled (The) hand; play, by F. L. AVilson.

62 p. 8°. Ms.

© Ic. Aug. 25, 1913; D 34922; Ford La
Bruyere Wilson, St. Louis. 15307

Freckles; dramatization in 3 acts, by N. Two-
mey, from the book by Gette Stratton Porter.
120 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 16, 1915; D : 39702 ; Neil Two-
raey, Dorchester, Mass. . 15307a

Freda; a drama in 4 acts, by Howard P. Tay-
lor. 83 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Louise Litta, New York; 1888: 33255,
Nov. 24; 2c. Dec. 6. 15308

Freddie; a drama, by H. Peterson.

© Henry Peterson, Philadelphia ; 1875 :
11450; Nov. 2. 15309

Freddie's aunt; sketch, by C. J. Bates. 27 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. .Tan. 25, 1910 ; D : 20021 ; Clyde Jack-
son Bates, New York. 15310

Freddy vs. Teddy et al; or, A fierce constitu-
tional battle between the Wolverine poet
vs. the bear hunting author, by F. C. Swartz.
© Fred C. Swartz, Adrian, Mich. ; D : 10672,
May 31, 1907. 15311

Freddy's great aunt; a play for female char-
acters, by Ella Crane Wilkinson. New York,
S. French; London, S. French, ltd., 1904.
1 p. 1., 12 p. 12°. (On cover: French's inter-
national copyrighted edition of the works of
the best authors, no. 82)

© Samuel French, New York ; D : 5793,
Nov. 18, 1904; 2c. Nov. 28, 1904. 15312

Fredegonde; a historical tragedy in 5 acts, by
E. E. Sherman.

© Ellen E. Sherman, Buffalo ; 1872 : 12406,
Nov. 2.5. 15313

Frederic a eu chaud; comMie-bouffe en 1 acte,
par R. Chavance et F. Lemon. Paris, Joubert,
1911. 31 p. 8°.

© Dec. 28, 1911; 2c. Jan. 23, 1912; D:
28396 ; .Joubert, Paris. 15314

Frederic Lemaitre; a comedy in 1 act, by C.
Fitch.

© Clyde Fitch, New York; 1890:3.5099.
Nov. 7. 15315

Frederic of Szark; the romance of a kingdom, a
drama in 4 acts, by R. H. Allan.

© Ralph Henry Allan, San Francisco ; D :
15120, Feb. 18, 1909. 15316

747

15316

DEAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

15339

Frederick and Corrine; tragedy in 5 acts, by

F. A. Schwemin. 69 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 30, 1915; D 39548; Frank An-
drew Schwemin, Brooklyn. 15316a

Frederick Lawrence or not; an improbable inci-
dent of the Civil War in America, a drama,
by A. J. De Zeyk, jr.

© A. J. De Zeyk, jr., Sacramento, Cal. ;
1883:16696, Sept. 12. 15317

Frederick the Great; a comedy in 4 acts, by

G. F. Piatt.

© George Foster Piatt, Denver ; 1898 : 14069,
Feb. 28; 2c. June 28. 15318

drama in 4 acts, by F. D. S. Bethune. [7],

51 p. 8°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 3, 1912 ; D : 31081 ; Faneuil Dun-
kin Stein Bethune, New York. 15319

an historical drama in 4 acts, by M. C.

Wilson.

© Marian Calvert Wilson, Washington;
1891 : 29707, Aug. 19. 15330

•or, Love and majesty, an historical drama

of the life and times of a royal friend, in 5
acts, with an introduction, by Randolph Keim.
28 p. front, (port.) 6 pi. 4°. Printed.

© De Benneville Randolph Keim, Washing-
ton; D : 5043, May 17, 1904 ; 2c. Oct. 19, 1904.

15331

Frederick with the empty pockets; a play in
4 acts, by F. M. Lightner.

© Francis M. Lightner, Detroit ; D : 10939,
July 10, 1907. 15333

Fredonia of the Isles; play in 3 acts, by H. N.
Riley. 88 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 20, 1911; D: 24743; Harry N.
Riley, Atlantic City. 15333

Fred's Jac. rose; a comedy in 1 act, by V. A.
Barber. 17 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Victoria Adams Barber, W^innetka, 111. ;
D : 14240, Nov. 7, 1908 ; 2c. Nov. 7, 1908.

15334

Free. See Bound and free.

Free and unlimited coinage of silver; a drama,
by W. A. Douglas.

© William A. Douglas, Bronson, Mich. ;
1895:48338, Sept. 23. 15335

Free Cuba; a play in 4 acts, by D. Boucicault
and J. J. O'Kelly.

© Dion Boucicault and James Joseph
O'Kelly, New York ; 1874 : 62.50, May 8.

15336

Free (A) knowledge-ist; a comedy in 2 acts, by
S. Jennie Smith. Chicago, T. S. Denison.

© T. S. Denison, Chicago ; 1893 : 48258, Oct.
28; 2c. Nov. 18. 15337

Free lance; a comic opera libretto in 2 acts, by
H. B. Smith. 49 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Harry B. Smith, New York; D : 8680,
June 12, 1906 ; 2c. June 12, 1906. 15338

Free love; farce in 1 act, by C. G. Eichel. [2],
15 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 10, 1915; D: 42459; Charles
Gerard Eichel, Brooklyn. 15338a

— a play of the period, by A. W. Aiken.

© Albert W. Aiken, New York ; 1872 : 9275,
Aug. 29. 15339

or, A wife's jealousy and revenge, by Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph O. Sefton.

© T. W. Keene, New York; 1872:10668,
Oct. 5. 15330

Free milling; drama, by Mrs. G. O. Kelsey. 42
p. obi. 12°. Ms.

© Ic. Dec. 16, 1909 ; D : 17706 ; Mrs. George
O. Kelsey, Cherry Creek, Nev. 15331

Free (A) pardon; drama in 4 acts, by Henry
Pettitt and George Conquest.

© Eugene Tompkins, Boston; 1882:13631,
Aug. 18. 15333

Free (The) prisoner; play in 3 acts and a pro-
logue, by Blanchard Steadman De Mille. 148
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 6, 1913 ; D : 34036 ; Beatrice De
Mille, New York. 15333

Free (A) show; by J. A. Eraser.

© John Arthur Eraser, New York ; D : 1790,
Apr. 28, 1902. 15334

Free silver; or. Emancipation act of 1900 for
freeing the white slaves, by D. Hyndmann.

© D. Hyndmann, Norvell, Mich. ; 1898 :
58669, Oct. 5 ; 2c. Oct. 5. 15335

Free soil, free soul; comedy in 3 acts, by Lucas
Cleeve [pseud, of Georgiana Kingscote]

© Georgiana Kingscote, Washington; D:
3966, Sept. 18, 1903. 15336

Free (The) thinker. See Conversion (The) of

Professor Eameau.

Free trade; modern play of the 19th and 20th
centuries, in 16 scenes, by M. Armbruster. 92
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 22, 1910; D: 20614; Mat Arm-
bruster, Columbus, O. 15337
Free trade in America; or, The conflict of '88,
by H. H. Wray.

© H. H. Wray, Kansas City, Mo.; 1888:
21283, July 24. 15338

Free (A) woman; drama in 4 acts, by R. Mur-
ray. [2], 107 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 23, 1913; D: 32112; Richard
IMurray. New York. 15339

See also Lovers.

748

15340

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

15354

Freedman's (The) light; [comedy drama in 5
acts, by J. G. Brattou] 56 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. July 28, 1909 ; D : 16460 ; Jacob Cur-
tis Bratton, St. Louis. 15340

Freedom; drama in 3 acts, by E. W. Waldron.
56 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 5, 1910; D: 22221; E. W. Wal-
dron, Detroit. 15341

an original play in 4 acts, by G. F. Rovve

and Augustus Harris.

© George Fawcett Rowe, New York; 1883:
11838, June 27. 15343

— a play in 4 acts, by A. Groff. Boston,
R. G. Badger, 1904. 58 p. 12°.

© Alice Groff, Philadelphia ; D : 5317, July
19, 1904; 2c. July 19, 1904. 15343

play in 3 acts, by A. Sutro. London, Duck-

worth and CO., 1914. 3 p. 1., 106 p. 16°.

© Ic. Sept. 2, 1915; D: 41694; Alfred Su-
tro, London. 15343a

by E. Rosenblatt. 74 p. 4°. Type-

written.

© Ic. Apr. 11, 1913 ; D : 32927 ; Ethel Rosen-
blatt, New York. 15344

— See also Hinterwalder (Die) von Caro-

lina.

Freedom (The) of the city; play in 3 acts, by
R. S. Fife. [3], 57 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 15, 1914; D: 37582; Reginald
Spinks Fife, New York. 15344a

Freedoin of the soul; or, A page from Bo-
hemia, in 4 acts, by Mary d'Este [pseud, of
Mrs. S. Sturges] 46 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Mrs. Solomon Sturges, Chicago; D:
9758, Jan. 7, 1907; 2c. Jan. 7, 1907. 15345

Freedot's Venus; by F. Wirsing.

© Fred Wirsing, Newport, Ky. ; 1894 : 37614,
Aug. 11. 15346

Freeman (The); an American play in 3 acts
and an epilogue, by F. Wagner. 43 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Frederick Wagner, New York ; D : 15311,
Mar. 12, 1909; 2c. Apr. 20, 1909. 15347

Freeman (The) mill strike; a comedy drama
in 3 acts, by Bert C. Rawley. Clyde, O., Ames
publishing co.

© Ames pub. co., Clyde, O. ; 1897:16823,
Mar. 12; 2c. Mar. 15. 15348

Freemason (The); comedy in 1 act, by August
von Kotzebue.

© Anton Ankersmit, Memphis, Tenn. ; D :
3246, IMar. 26, 1903. 15349

See also Mason (The)

Freemasonry outdone; or. The up-to-date
order of Goosie girls, a mock initiation
for female characters in 1 scene, adapted
from The meeting of the secret order of the
Golden goose, by Susie B. Pendleton. Boston,
W. H. Baker & co., 1905. 25 p. 12°. (On
cover: Baker's novelties) [With music]

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston ; D : 7199,
Sept. 2, 1905; 2c. Oct. 12, 1905. 15350

Freeport (A) mystery; a psychological drama
in 3 acts, by M. Doran. 91 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Oct. 31, 1914; D: 38664; Marie
Doran, Jamaica, N. Y. 15350a

Freeport (The) pageant of the Black Hawk
country; conunemorating the 80th anniver-
sary of the founding of Freeport, by E. T.
Rockwell. 48 p. 8°. Printed.

© Aug. 7, 1915; 2c. Sept. 11, 1915; D:
41716; Etiiel Theodora Rockwell, Madison,
AVis. 15350b

Freeze out.

© Joseph M. Weber and Lewis M. Fields,
New York; 1898:74049, Dec. 19. 15351

Freezing out; allegorical rendering of the game
of poker, by U. Faucitt. 10 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Apr. 29, 1915; D: 40614; Ursula Fau-
citt, Oakland, Cal. 15351a

Frei Vasco; a Lusitanian drama in a prologue
and 4 acts, by C. Marques.

© C. Marques, New York ; 1880 : 202S2, Dec.
30. 15352

Freiheit; ein scliauspiel von 1812 in 3 akten,
von Max Halbe. Mxinchen, A. Langeu, 1913.
181 p. 12°.

© Dec. 28, 1913; Ic. May 21, 1914; D:
37096; Albert Langen, Munich. 15352a

Fremde (Der); capriccio in 1 akt, von Johan-
nes Brandt. [1], 20 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 15, 1914; D: 37605; Comoedia,
Vienna. 15352b

Fremde (Die) frau. (La femme X . . .); scliau-
spiel in 4 akten, von Alexandre Bisson. Ber-
lin, F. Bloch erben, 1909. 135 p. 8°.

© Felix Bloch erben, Berlin ; D : 15299,
Mar. 11, 1909; 2c. Mar. 11, 1909. 15353

Fremde (Der) von distinktion; komodie in 3
akten, von Felix Dormann [pseud, des Felix
Biedermann] und Alexander Engel. Wien, O.
Eirich, 1913. 86 p. 12°.

© Ic. Mar. 1, 1913 ; D : 32601 ; Otto Eirich,
Vienna. 15354

749

15354

DKAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

15373

Premdling (Ein); drama in 4 aufziigen, von
Ferdinand Wittenbauer. Berlin, Vita,
deutsclies verlagsliaus [1909] 3 p. I., [5]-
148 p. 12°. (Bibliottiek nioderuer dramen,
bd. no. 35)

© Sept. 25, 1909 ; 2c. Oct. 25, 1909 ; A— For-
eign 407 ; Felix Heinemann, Vita, deutsches
verlagshaus, Berlin-Cli., Germany. 15354a

French (The) ball; a local New York sketch
in 1 act, by McKee Rankin. Typewritten.

© Eugene O'Rourke, New York; 1897:
34755, June 22; Ic. June 22. 15355

French (The) bloomer girls; a farce comedy in
3 acts, by W. B. Watson.

© W. B. Watson, New York; 1896:18019,
Mar. 21. 15356

French bread; play in 3 acts, by C. A. de Lima.
[4], 63 p. 4\ Typewritten.

© Ic. July 12, 1912; D: 30250; Charles
A. de Lima, Florence. 15357

French (The) chauffeur; vaudeville for 3 actors,
by E. H. Clement.

© Edward Henry Clement, Boston; D:
13721, Sept. 4, 1908. 15358

French (The) crisis; historical drama in 5
acts, by R. K. Holahan. 63 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. each, acts 1-3, Nov. 10, 1913; acts
4-5, Jan. 5, 1914; D: 35563; Richard Ken-
rick Holahan, Hollywood, Cal. 15358a

French (A) dinner in. three courses; an orig-
inal comic opera in 3 acts, words by M. C.
Woodward, music by Herman Perlet.

© Matt C. Woodward, New York; 1890:
23921, July 31. 15359

French (The) dolls' drill; play for sixteen small
girls, by J. Lilian Vandevere. Franklin, O.,
Eldridge entertainment house, 1914. 6 p.
12°.

© Nov. 1, 1914 ; 2c. Dec. 19, 1914 ; D : 39299 ;
Eldridge entertainment house, Franklin, O.

15359a

French (A) flat in four stories; by Henri Chi-
vot, tr. and adapted to the American stage,
by Kerchival Smith.

© Bronson Howard, United States; 1879:
10144, Aug. 1. 15360

French flats; an adaptation from the French,
by C. A. Byrne.

© C. A. Byrne, United States; 1876:8649,
July 21. 15361

in 2 acts, by C. A. Byrne.

© C. A. Byrne, United States; 1876:8937,
Aug. 31. 15363

French flats — Continued.

a farcical comedy in 4 acts, adapted from

the French of Henri Chivot, by A. R. Ca-

zauran.

© A. M. Palmer, New York; 1879:15258,
Nov. 13; 2c. Nov. 13. 15363

See also Dutch flats.

French (The) girl; or, A pretty Parisienne, a
nmsical comedy, by M. R. Mayer.

© Marcus R. Mayer, New York; 1896:
29638, May 15.- 15364

French (The) heiress. See Urrazilla de Lave.

French (The) in Canada. See Historical
stories in dramatic form.

French (A) inheritance; a drama in 4 acts,
plot, dialogue and dramatization, by H. An-
tonine Biossat. 31 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Henry A. Biossat, Chicago; D : 5035,
May 16, 1904; 2c. May 16, 1904. 15365

French Jim; sketch in 1 act, by J. N. Raphael.
20 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 12, 1910; D: 20774; John N.
Raphael, Paris. 15366

French (The) lioness; comedy in 4 acts, by
M. Compan.

© Marcel Compan, New York; D: 10843,
May 3, 1907. 15367

French made; a dramatic composition in 2 acts,
by J. M. Weber and L. M. Fields.

© Joseph M. A^'eber and Lewis M. Fields,
New York; 1897:32229, May 27. 15368

French (The) maid; a monologue, by H. Heron.
3 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 20, 1911; D: 23444; Herbert
Heron, Carmel, Cal. 15369

a musical comedy, by E. E. Rice.

© Edward E. Rice, New York ; 1897 : 23100,
Apr. 13. 15370

play in 1 act, by C. Towne. 26 p. S\

Typewritten.

© Charles Towne, San Francisco ; D : 10058,
July 12, 1907; 2c. July 12, 1907. 15371

Same. Revised. 23 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Charles Towne, San Francisco; D:
12759, Apr. 16, 1908; 2c. Apr. 16, 1908. 15373

French (The) maid and the phonograph; play
in 1 act, by Madaleue D. Barnum. New
York, S. French; London, S. French, ltd.,
1911. 35 p. 12°. (On cover: French's in-
ternational copyrighted ed. of the works of
the best authors, no. 207)

© Apr. 25, 1911; 2c. Apr. 26, 1911; D:
24055; Samuel French, New York. 15373

750

15374

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

15393

French maid's extravaganza and burlesque
company; in 2 acts, by J. Jermou.

© Joseph Jermon, Philadelphia ; 189S :
61210, Oct. 18. 15374

French (The) professor; play in 1 act, by L. F.
]\Ierriam. [1], 21 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 6, 1914 ; D : 37915 ; Lillie Fuller
aierriam, So. Framingliam, Mass. 15374a

French spy; spectacle extravaganza in 2 acts,
by S. T. Jack.

© Sam T. Jack, Chicago; 1895:8781, Feb.
11. 15375

French without a master; farce in 1 act, by
Tristan Bernard, tr. by Barrett H. Clark.
New York, S. French ; London, S. French, ltd.,
[1915] 20 p. 12°. ( [The world's best plays
by celebrated European authors, Barrett H.
Clark, general ed.])

© Feb. 12, 1915; 2c. Feb. 15. 1915; D:
39679; Samuel French, New York. 15375a

Fi-enchee; by Paul Tierret. 84 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Chester De Vonde, New York ; D : 15020,
Feb. 6, 1909 ; 2c. July 12, 1909. 15376

Frenchman (The); a comedy in 3 acts, by R.
Mansfield.

© Richard Mansfield, United States ; 1890 :
8473, Mar. 14. 15377

Frenchman (The) and his pupil. See Tootle,
tootle, too.

Frenchwoman (The); by D. Austrian.

© Delia Austrian, Chicago ; D : 15984, May
25. 1909. 15378

Frenchwomen; a play in 5 acts, from the
French of Henri Murger's great comedy, La
vie de Bohgme, tr. and adapted by A. R.
Cazauran.

© A. R. Cazauran, United States; 1873:
9931, Sept. 4. 15379

Frenchy's invention; a comedy in 1 act, by
W. T. EUwanger. 7 p. f°. Typewritten."

© William Theodore EUwanger, Rochester.
N. Y. ; D : 10873, June 28, 1907 ; 2c. June 28,
1907. 15380

Frenzied fancies; rev. by Charles Horwitz. 17
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Malinda Harriette Pease, New York:
D : 7787, Dec. 30, 1905 ; 2c. Dec. 30, 1905.

15381

vaudeville sketch. 32 p. obi. 24°. Type-
written.

© Malinda Harriette Pease, Denver; D:
6886, June 26, 1905; 2^. May 22, 1905. 15382

Frenzied finance; by W. G. Rose.

© William Ganson Rose, Cleveland; D:
5803, Nov. 21, 1904. 15383

the story of amalgamated, by Thomas W.

Lawson.

© Ridgway-Thayer co.. New York ; D : 5524,
Sept. 12, 1904. 15384

Frenzied (The) financiers; a musical satire, in

2 acts, by M. Forrest.
© Mark Forrest, Milwaukee ; D : 8796, July

9, 1906. 15385

Frenzied fools of finance; melodrama in 5 acts,

by B. F. Summers. 43 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Edwin Francis Summers, Mound City,
Mo. ; D : 5999, Jan. 3, 1905 ; 2c. Jan. 3, 1905.

15386
Frere Jacques; comedie en 4 actes, par H. Bern-
stein et P. Veber. Paris, P.-V. Stock, 1912.
186 p. 12°.

© July 31, 1912; 2c. July 27, 1912; D:
30496 ; Henry Bernstein et Pierre Veber, Paris.

15387

Freres (Les) Danilo; nouvelle dramatique en 2

actes, paroles et musique de Jean Nougues.

Paris, Pathe freres, 1913. 3 p. 1., 11-32 p. 12°.

[Libretto only]

© Jan. 29, 1913; 2c. Feb. 28, 1913; D:
32458 ; Pathe freres, Paris. 15388

Freres (Les) de la haine; par A. Handfield. 45
p. 16°. Printed.

© Alferie Handfield, Centredale, R. I. ; D :
10591, May 18, 1907; May 7, 1907. 15389

Freres (Les) de St. Bernard; piece en 4 actes,
d.'Antoine Ohorn, adaptation de M. Remon.
[Paris, Impr. de I'lllustration] 1907. 2 p. 1.,
62 p. 8°.

© Maurice Remon, Paris ; D : 10762, June
13, 1907 ; 2c. June 13, 1907. 15390

Freres (Les) Karamazov; pi^ce en 5 actes. par
J. Copeau et J. Croue. 32 p. 4°. (L'lllustra-
tion theatrale, 7^ ann§e 179, 6 mai, 1911)

© May 6, 1911 ; 2c. May 26, 1911 ; D : 24292 ;
Jacques Copeau et Jean Croue, Paris. 15391

Fresa (La); pasatiempo lirico en 1 acto y en
prosa, original de Jose Jackson VeySn y .Tose
Lopez Silva, mtisica del maestro Amadeo Vives.
Madrid [Sociedad de autores espanoles] 1910.
28 p. 12°.

© Oct. 29, 1910 ; 2c. Oct. 31, 1910 ; D : 22420 ;
Jackson Veyttn y L6pez Silva, Madrid. 15392

Fresco (El) de Goya; sainete lirico en 1 acto,
dividido en 3 cuadros, en prosa, original de
los senores [Carlos] Arniches, [Enrique]
Garcia Alvarez, [Antonio] Domlnguez y Val-
verde. Madrid [Sociedad de autores espan-
oles] 1912. 54 p. 12°.

© Dec. 5, 1912 ; 2c. Dec. 6, 1912 ; D : 31562 ;
Arniches, G". Alvarez, Domlnguez y Valverde,
Madrid. 15393

751

15394

DEAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

15413

Fresh air; a comedy in 4 acts, by L. R. Smith
and Lilian Thompson.

© Lena R. Smith, New York ; D : 3137, Mar.
9, 1903. 15394

Fresh (The) air fund; musical farce, by Louis
Weslyn. 15 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 28, 1911 ; D : 24799 ; Maurice De
Wolf, New York. 15395

Fresh beef; a commissary romance, by T. G.
Springer. 15 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 11, 1910; D: 20428; Thomas
Grant Springer, Oakland, Cal. 15396

Fresh freshman; comedy singing and talking
sketch, by P. Lawrence. 8 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Ic. May 5, 1910; D: 20965; Pete Law-
rence, New York. 15397

Fresh fun; monologue, by a funny fellow. New
York, Dick & Fitzgerald, 1911. 6 p. 12°.

© Apr. 12, 1911; 2c. Apr. 13, 1911; D:
23940 ; Dick & Fitzgerald, New York. 15398

Fresh, the American; comedy in 4 acts, by
Ai-chibald Clavering Gunter. 115 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 24, 1910; D: 22920; John F.
Stephens and Frank J. Shell, New York.

15399

or. The man who can, a fantastic comedy

in 4 acts, by A. C. Gunter.

© Archibald O. Gunter, New York; 1881:
1643, Jan. 31. 15400

Fresh Timothy Hay; a vaudeville sketch, by
Harry L. Newton. Chicago, T. S. Denison
[1904*] 14 p. 12°. ([Denison's vaudeville
sketches] )

© T. S. Denison, Chicago ; D : 5158, June 10,
1904 ; 2c. July 30, 1904. 15401

Fresh- water (The) pirates of Paris; a play in

11 tableaux, dramatized from Eugene Sue's

novel. The mysteries of Paris, by W. Pelissier.

© William Pelissier, Chicago ; 1878 : 10660,

Sept. 16. 15402

Freshman; college comedy in 3 acts, by Edwin
Bateman Morris. Philadelphia, The Penn
publishing company, 1909. 44 p. 16°.

© Oct. 21, 1909 ; 2c. Oct. 25, 1909 ; D : 17190 ;
Penn pub. co., Philadelphia. 15403

a college drama in 3 acts, by W. J. Rose.

47 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Wm. J. Rose, Chicago ; D : 13390, July 22,
1908 ; 2c. July 31, 1908. 15404

— sketch, by J. Wellington. 5 p. 8°. Type-

written.

© Ic. Jan. 27, 1910 ; D : 20041 ; Jay Welling-
ton, Pittsburgh. 15405

Freshman (The) and the sophomore; by E.
Wynn. 5 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ed. Wynn, Philadelphia ; D : 11650, Oct.
28, 1907 ; 2c. Oct. 28, 1907. 15406

Freshman (The) helps; playlet in 1 act, by
E. G. Birge. [2], 21 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 15, 1911 ; D : 23654 ; Edward G.
Birge, Altoona, Pa. 15407

Fresnay (Les); comedie en 1 acte, par F. Van-
derem [pseud, de Fernaud Henri Vanderheym]
[Paris, Impr. de I'lllustration] 1907. 1 p. 1.,
16 p. 12°.

© Fernand Vanderem, Paris ; D : 10664, May
31, 1907 ; 2c. May 31, 1907. 15408

Freudenmeister (Der); komodie in 4 akten, von
K. Martens. Berlin, Egon Fleischel & co.,
1907. 4 p. 1., 148 p. 12°.

© res. under act of Mar. 3, 1905, by Kurt
Martens, Bavaria, Germany ; res. no. 864 ; Ic.
Mar. 28, 1907. 15409

Freydela, the milnerin. See Mamma (The)

Freyja, daughter of the gods; grand opera in
3 acts, words by Peter Gibson. New York,
C. E. Burden, 1910. 39 p. 8°. [Libretto
only. German and English]

© Mar. 23, 1910; 2c. Mar. 24, 1910; D:
205C0; Charles E. Burden, New York. 15410

Freyja, the daughter of the gods; grand opera
in 3 acts and prologue, adapted from the
original Freyja's saga by P. Gibson, Ger-
man tr. by Maximilian Schapiro. New York,
The Knickerbocker press, 1910. 75 p. 8°.
[Libretto only. German and English]

© July 2, 1910 ; 2e. July 16, 1910 ; D : 21571 ;
Peter Gibson, New York. 15411

Freyja's saga. See Freyja, the daughter of
the gods.

Freyschutz (Der); or. The rifle rangers, an
erratic operatic absurdity in 5 scenes, by J. B.
Matthews.

© J. Brander Matthews, New York; 1871:
5287, June 5. 15412

Fri OS fra det cnde; 4 skuespil, af V. Jacob-
sen. K0benhavn, Lehmann & Stages forlag,
1914. 389 p. 12°.

Contents : I egen gard. — En sk&l. —
Dr0mme. — Officeren.

© Dec. 17, 1914; Ic. Jan. 30, 1915; D:
39553; Vigo Jacobsen, Copenhagen. 15412a

Friar (The) and the don; a musical comedy,
by C. B. Going and M. O. Corbin.

© Charles Buxton Going and Marie Over-
ton Corbin, New York ; D : 1003, Oct. 24. 1901.

15413

752

15414

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

15433

Friar Tuck; [by] Sidford F. Hamp.

© P. Garrett & co., Philadelphia; 1895:
15065, Mar. 15. 15414

Frida the Alpine flower. Sec Edelweiss.

Friday afternoon; a monologue, by A. W. Hol-
brook.

© Amelia Weed Holbrook, New York; D:
335S, Apr. 20, 1903. 15415

Friday afternoon at a village school; farcical
entertainment in 1 scene, by A. W. Holbi'ook.
New York, S. French ; London, Samuel
French, ltd., 1909. 19 p. 12°. ([French's
international copyrighted ed. of the works of
the best authors, no. 179] )

© Dec. 14, 1909; 2c. Dec. 15, 1909; D:
17704; Amelia Weed Holbrook, New York.

15416

Friend (The); a comic drama in 3 acts, by M.
Robinson. 52 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 6, 1909; D: 16210; Michael
Robinson, New York. 15423

Friday afternoon at deestrick no. 4.
Spellin' (The) skewl.

See

Friday, November the thirteenth; an original
play in 1 act, by F. A. Connor. 12 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Frank A. Connor, New York ; D : 14403,
Nov. 28, 1908; 2c. Nov. 28, 1908. 15417

Friday the 13th; farce in 8 acts, by FrederIcK
George [pseud, of F. Berger, jr.] [3], 130 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 6, 1911 ; D : 23562 ; Fred Berger,
jr., Washington. 15418

Friday the thirteenth; sketch, by S. Shatford.
[2], 4 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 15, 1912 ; D : 31409 ; Sarah Shat-
ford, Memphis, Teun. 15419

-tragedy in 1 act, by W. E. Bonney and

J. M. Ficken. [2], 18 p. 4°. Typewritten.
© Ic. Jan. 8, 1914; D : 35583 ; William E.
Bonney and John M. Ficken, Brooklyn.

15423a

Friend and foe; an original comedy in 3 acts,
by B. Campbell.

© Bartley Campbell, Cleveland ; 1877 : 3970,
April 4. 15424

Friend (A) at court; a play in 3 acts, by J.
E. Mofl-at. 82 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Jessie Emerson Moffat, New York; D:
2124, July 15, 1902 ; 2c. July 31, 1902 ; Ic. new
ed. Jan. 28, 1903. 15425

Friend Bill; an original title, by E. R. Lang.

© Edwin R. Lang, New York ; 1885 : 26115,

Dec. 12. 15426

Friend Fritz; a comedy in 3 acts, by S. Stange,
being a free adaptation of Erckmann-Cha-
trian's L'ami Fritz, with original lyrics by
the adapter.

© Stanislaus Stange, NeW York; 1893:
3627, Jan. 16. 15427

play in 3 acts, by Erckmann-Chatrian, tr.

by R. B. Delano and Roxie Odiorne. [2], 69 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 16, 1912; D: 30275; Ruth B.
Delano, Boston. 15428

See also Ami (I/) Fritz. — Amico (L')

Fritz.

Fridthjof and Ing'eborg; opera in 3 acts,
drauiatized from Tegner's Fridthjof saga, by Friend (A) in need; a comedietta, adapted and
Anna Cronhjelm Wallberg, music by C. F. arr. by Mrs. F. W. Kitchel.

Hanson. Worcester, Mass., C. F. Hanson &
sons, 1898. 3 p. 1., 138 p. illus. port. 8°.
© Charles F. Hanson, Worcester; 1898:

by

© Mrs. Francis Wilmot Kitchel, Perth
Amboy, N. J.; 1895:5445, Jan. 22. 15429

71602, Dec. 9; 2c. Dec. 9. 15420

Fridthjof saga. See Fridthjof and Inge-
borg'.

Frieda; 1 act Christmas sketch, by H. Morris
and L. C. King. 13 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 12, 1910; D: 22789; Harriet
Morris and Laura Clayton King, Los Angeles.

15421

Friedensfest (Das) See Dramatic (The) works
of Gerhart Hauptmann.

Friedman, Demurrage & company; comedy in
2 acts [by Robert Y. Kerr] Chicago, Amer-
ican lumberman, 1913. 11 p. 4°.

© Ic. Nov. 7, 1913; D: 34959; American
lumberman, Chicago. 15422

— comedy sketch, by C. W. Calhoun. 20 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 25, 1910; D: 22382; C. W. Cal-
houn, Berkeley, Cal. 15430

— drama in 4 acts, by J. D. Steell.

© J. D. Steell, Los Angeles; 1898:52412,
Sept. 7. 15431

play in 1 act, by H. P. Briggs. 19 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 21, 1911; D: 24021; Harlan P.
Briggs, Allen, Mich. 15432

Friend (A) indeed; by William Diamond and
M. M. Heine. 7 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Max M. Heine, New York ; D : 11355,
Sept. 16, 1907; 2c. Sept. 16, 1907. 15433

5379—15-

-48

753

15434

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

15454

Friend Karl; comedy in 3 acts, by D. B. Sorlin.
109 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Daniel B. Sorlin, New York ; D : 1543,
Mar. 10, 1902 ; 2c. Mar. 10, 1902. 15434

Friend o' the family; an original domestic Irisli
comedy in 3 acts and 6 scenes, by E. W.
Scully.

© Eugene W. Scully, Chicago ; 1888 : 34009,
Nov. 30. 15435

Friend (A) of Jack's; a musical farce, book
and lyrics by V. Cassard, suggested by W. S.
Gilberfs comedy, Tom Cobb, iii, 172 p. 4°.
Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. iNIay 23, 1910 ; D : 21132 ; Vernon Cas-
sard, Bronxville, N. Y. 15436

Friend (A) of mine; an original 3 act comedy,
by G. A. Beane.

© George A. Beane, New Bedford, Mass. ;
1898 : 57753, Oct. 1. 15437

Friend (A) of the boys; by S. W. Combs.

© Samuel W. Combs, New York; 189S :
9583, Feb. 4. 15438

Friend (A) of the family; a comedy in 1 act,
by S. Wilmer. Typewritten.

© Sidney Wilmer, New York ; 1898 : 63730,
Oct. 31; 2c.. Jan. 6. 1899. 15439

— a comedy in 3 acts, by C. J. Campbell and
R. M. Skinner. 108 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Chas. J. Campbell and R. M. Skinner,
New York ; D : 5107, May 25, 1904 ; 2c. Mav
25, 1904. 15440

— a farcical comedy in 3 acts, adapted from
the French, by M. C. Lonsdale.

© M. C. Lonsdale, New York ; 1S88 : 6526,
Mar. 2. 15441

— tabloid portrayal of the eternal triangle
nnnus the base, by J. N. Wilson. [1], 20 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 24, 1914 ; D : 36461 ; Jerome N.
Wilson, New York. 15441a

— See also Don't be bashful.

Friend (A) of the people; play in 4 acts, by
T. F. Bonnet. 26 p. t\ Printed.

© Ic. .Tuly 21, 1913; D: 34087; Tlieodore
Fierman Bonnet, San Francisco. 15442

— Same. San Francisco, Pacific pub. co.,
1914. xxviii, 115 p. 8°.

© Mar. 15, 1914; 2c. Apr. 18, 1914; D:
36763; Theodore Bonnet, San Francisco.

15442a

— play in 1 act, by W. Browne. 14 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. May 29, 1913; D : 33361 ; Willis
Browne New York. 15443

Friend (A) of the whole family; a farce com-
edy in 3 acts, by W. C. Parker. Chicago, T.
S. Denison [1904] 36 p. 12°. (On cover:
Alta series)

© T. S. Denison, Chicago; D : 5274, July
8, 1904; 2c. Sept. 17, 1904, 15444

Friend (The) of the wind; play for children,
by M. Anderson. 15 p. 4°. Typewritten.

• © Ic. June 11, 1915; D: 40903; Madge
Anderson, Milwaukee. 15444a

Friend (The) of women; comedy.

© Robert Whittier, New York ; 1896 : 6633,
Jan. 25. 15443

Friend or country; a drama in 4 acts, by R.
Danenbaum. 55 p. 4°. Tyi>ewritten.

© Roby Danenbaum, Minneapolis; D:
13444, July 30, 1908; 2c. Feb. 19, 1909. 15446

Friend wife; a comedy in 3 acts, by E. V. Rod-
din.

© Eugenia Vincent Roddin, Chicago; D:
160SS, June 17, 1909. 15447

Friend Wilson's daug'hter; a comedy in 4 acts,

by M. I. Taylor. [127] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 20 1913; D: 32726; Mary Im-

lay Taylor, Mamaroneck, N. Y. 15448

Friendly (A) call; original dramatic comedy in
1 act, by Harry Jackson. [10] p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Dec. 29, 1914; D : 39221 ; Charles
Mack, New York. 15449

Friendly divorces and happy remarriag'es;
comedy in 4 acts, by I*. Raimondo. 103 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 5, 1909; D: 17294; Philip Rai-
mondo, New York. 15450

Friendly (A) enemy; a drama in 4 acts, bv A.
Griffin and T. Friel.

© Artliur Griffin and Tliornton Friel,
United States; D: 162, Feb. 21, 1901. 15451

Friendly (A) foe. See Mysterious (The)

actress.

Friendly (The) inn; a musical comedy, by C.
R. Carroll.

© Chas. R. Carroll, New Brighton, N. Y. ;
1895:35657, July 9. 15452

Friendly (A) joke; by A. L. Atwell. 9 p. f°.

Typewritten.

© Allen Lee Atwell, New York ; D : 6251,
Feb. 21, 1905; 2c. Feb. 11, 1905. 15453

Friendly (A) neighbor; a comedy in 1 act, bv
C. H. Child.

© Charles Henry Child, Kansas City, Mo. ;
D : 261, Mar. 25, 1901. 15454

754

15455

COPYEIGHTEi) IN THE UNITED STATES

15473

Friendly (A) tip; a comedy drama iu 4 acts,
by Hiram (W. J. Ferguson)

© W. J. Ferguson, Brooklyn ; 1882 : 16266,
Oct. 2. 15455

Same.
© W.

J. Ferguson, Brooklyn; 1883:7322,
Apr. 19; 2c. Apr. 19. 15456

■or. The dude, comedy drama in 3 acts, by

Jeremiah Hiram Farell and W. J. Ferguson.
70 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 24, 1913 ; D : 35113 ; William J.
Ferguson, Brooklyn. 15457

Friends; by J. G. Dorso. 11 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Sept. 13, 1911 ; D : 25218 ; J. G. Dorso,
San Francisco. 15458

a comedy, by B. M. Royle.

© Edwin Milton Royle, New York; 1892:
18588, Apr. 29. 15459

a comedy drama in 5 acts, by G. B. Arm-

strong.

© George Buchanan Armstrong, Chicago ;
1881:14372, Sept. 20. 15460

— comedy drama in 4 acts, by E. M. Royle.
[6], 144 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 22, 1912 ; D : 31444 ; Edwin Mil-
ton Royle, Darien, Conn. 15461

— modern society and domestic drama, in 4

acts and 4 tableaux, adapted for the stage,
and dramatized, by R. S. Hill.

© Robert S. Hill, New York ; 1878 : 11055.
Sept. 25. 15462

Friend's (A) advice; by Brandon Hurst. 20 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Nina Morris, New York ; D : 7148, Aug.
19, 1905; 2c. Aug. 23, 1905. 15463

a 1 act play, by D. Clarke [i. e. D. C.

Sullivan] 17 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Delia Clarke, New York ; D : 10712, .Tune
G, 1907; 2c. June 6, 1907. 15464

Friends, enemies — and you; comedy in 4 acts,

by S. D. Gaspers. [117] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 22, 1915 ; D : 40443 ; Sebastian D.

Gaspers, Chicago. 15464a

Friends in adversity; play in 4 acts, by G.
Peters. 26 p. f. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 24, 1915; D: 40469; Gertrude
Peters, Richmond Hill, N. Y. 15464b

Friends in need; play in 4 acts, by H. W. Haw-
ley. 160 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 2, 1915; D: 41149; Harry W.
Hawley, Springfield, Mass. 15464c

Friends of freedom; or, Cuba's struggle for
liberty, an original play, by S. C. Hunt. Type-
written.

© Samuel C. Hunt, Omaha, Neb.; 1898:
25615, Apr. 23; 2c. Apr. 23. 15465

Friends of Satan; original play in 4 acts, by
Scott Marble. 63 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 22, 1909; D: 17165; John C.
Folland, Pittsburgh. 15466

Friends — yes? by A. A. Maxwell. 28 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 25, 1909; D: 46714; A. A. Max-
well, Santa Rosa, Cal. 15467

Friendship in business is nix; 1 act play, by
F. Bruegger. 16 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 19, 1915; D : 39753 ; Frederick
Bruegger, Chicago. 154e7a

Friendship (The) of two women. See Test
(The) of friendship.

Frilby; an operatic burlesque, words by F.
Almy, W. Cary, J. B. Olmsted, and C. Sprague,
music by M. E. Robinson. 1 p. 1., 44 p. 2 I.
12°. Printed. [Libretto only]

© Frederic Almy, Walter Cary, John B.
Olmsted, Carleton Sprague and Minott E.
Robinson, Buffalo ; 1895 : 22233, Apr. 22 ; 2c.
Apr. 22, 1895; Ic. Jan. 16, 1896. 15468

Fringale (La); pi^ce en 1 acte, par M. Lau-
mann. [1], 64 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 21, 1914; D: 37123; M. Lau-
mann, Paris. 15468a

Fringe (The) of society; a comedy in 4 acts,
tr. and adapted from Alexander Dumas' Le
demi-monde, by Edward P. Clancy.

© Harry L. Pugh, Racine, Wis.; 1893:
7840, Feb. 10. 15469

a play in 4 acts, by M. R. Mayer.

© Marcus R. Mayer, New York; 1892:
32460, Aug. 6. 15470

Fripouille et cie. ; drame en 5 actes en prose, .
par Alevy et Marcel Nadaud. Paris, C. Jou-
bert, 1913. 142 p. 8°.

© Nov. 8, 1913; 2c. Nov. 17, 1913; D:
35093; Joubert, Paris. 15471

Friquet; a play in 4 acts, by P. Berton and Gyp
[pseud, of S. G. M. A. de Riquetti de Mlra-
beau Martel de Janville] 98 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Pierre Berton and Countess Martel,
Paris; D:6259, Jan. 30, 1905; 2c. Jan. 30.
1905. 15473

Frisco; a domestic drama in 5 acts and pro-
logue, by C. Glenn. 47 p. f°. Typewritten.
© Charles Glenn, Allegheny, Pa. ; 1889 :
11462, Apr. 11; 2c June 27. 15473

755

15474

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

15494

Frisco — Continued.

a farce, by R. O. Whitehead.

© R. O. Whitehead, Oakhiud, Cal. ; 1892:

3795, Jan. 23; 2c. Jan. 23.

15474

Fritz in a madhouse; by J. K. Emmet.

© J. K. Emmet, Albany ; 1888 : 11632, Apr.
21. 15486

See also Uncle Joe.

or. Unspoken love, a western drama in 5

acts, by F. Rowley.

© Frank Rowley, Philadelphia; 1893:
47083. Oct. 21. 15475

Frisco Sal; play in 4 acts, by Dion Clayton Cal-
throp and Cosmo Gordon-Lennox. 89 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 15, 1913; D: 32953; James
Forbes, New York. 15476

Friska; or, The Fountain of youth, a light
opera in 3 acts, by R. Callender. Halifax,
N. S., Chronicle printing co., ltd., 1898. 50 p.
8°. [Libretto only]

© Romaine Callender, Philadelphia ; D :
13195, June 1, 1908; 2c. Aug. 27, 1908. 15477

Frisky; a rural play, by J. H. Konkle. 84 p.
f°. Typewritten.

© Janios Howard Konkle, Newark, N. J. ;
D : 136J5, Aug. 25, 19U8 ; 2c. Aug. 25, 1908.

15478

Frisky (The) Mister Brown; by D. H. Knox.

© Dorothea Heness Knox, Glenelg, Md. ;
D: 12917, May 6, 1908. 15479

Frisky (The) Mrs. Johnson; bv C. Fitch. New
York, Alice Kauser [1908] 74 p. 12°.

© Clyde Fitch and Alice Kauser, New York ;
D : 12619, Mar. 25, 1908 ; 2c. Apr. 9, 1908.

15480

Frisky (A) widow from 'Frisco; comedy in 3
acts, by C. W. Colburn.

© Carrie W. Colburn, Boston ; 1898 : 50197,
Aug. 27. 15481

Frisson de I'aigle; drame en 5 actes et 6 tab-
leaux, par P. Gavault. 48 p. 8°. Proof.

© Paul Gavault, Paris; D:8393, Apr. 21,
1906 ; 2c. Apr. 21, 1906. 15482

Fritz; a comedy drama in 4 acts, by J. T. Mcln-
tyre.

© John T. Mclntyre, Philadelphia; D:
12576, Mar. 18, 1908. 15483

Fritz at the world's fair; a German dialect
drama.

© William H. Wilson and Albert Strass-
man. New York ; 1893 : 9305, Feb. 20. 15484

Fritz down South; a 3 act comedy drama, by
R. Wilson.

© Ray Wilson, Jersey City; 1897:17036,
Mar. 13. 15485

Fritz in America; a drama in 3 acts and 3
scenes, by A. P. Laughlin. Decatur, Ala.,
Valley print [1887] 2 p. 1., 80 p. 16°.

© Angus Prather Laughlin, Courtland, Ala. ;
'1887: 12689, May 13; 2c. June 15. 15487

Fritz in Good for evil; a melodrama in 3 acts,
by W. A. Scott, jr. 28 p. f°. Typewritten.

© W. A. Scott, jr., Pittsburgh ; 1889 : 2583,
Jan. 21 ; 2c. Apr. 23. 15487a

Fritz in Ireland; an entire new drama, by J. K.
Emmet.

© Joseph K. Emmet, United States; 1879:
4552, Apr. 5. 15488

Fritz in Scotland; by John J. McNally.

© Klaw & Erlanger, New York; D : 7388,
Oct. 11, 1905. 15489

Fritz, the detective; a comedy drama with a
prologue and 3 acts, by F. Eversmann, jr.

© Fred Eversmann, jr., Baltimore ; 1881 :
3595, Mar. 11. 15490

Fritz, the ferryman; a musical comedy-drama
in 4 acts, by C. J. S. Palmer. 33 p. 12°,

© Charles James Spry Palmer, Bristol,
Tenn. ; D : 894, Sept. 23, 1901; 2c. Aug. 31,
1901. 15491

Fritz, the photographer; a 1 act dramatic com-
position, by F. J. Beaman. 15 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Aug. 2, 1909 ; D : 16439 ; Fred. J. Bea-
man, Jackson, Mich. 15492

Fritz, the wandering musician; a musical com-
edy in 4 acts, by Wilbur Crane.

© Joseph Hortiz, Philadelphia; D : 12685,
Apr. 6, 1908. 15493

Fritzchen; drama in 1 akt, von H. Sudermann.
New York [I. Goldmann] 1896. 32 p. 12°.

© Hermann Sudermann, Berlin ; 1896 :
20093, Apr. 1 ; Ic. Apr. 10. 15494

See also Morituri.

Fritzi; operette in 1 akt, von Otto Hein und
Ferdinand Stein, musik von Otto Stransky.
Leipzig, Wien, W. Karczag ; New York, Karc-
zag publishing co., 1913. 1 p. 1., 56 p. 4°.
[Regie- und souftlierbuch]

© Ic. Apr. 23, 1914 ; D : 36806 ; W. Karczag,
Vienna. 15494a

Same. 14 p. 12°. [Text der gesSnge]

© Ic. June 1, 1914 ; D : 37166 ; W. Karczag,

Vienna.

15494b

756

15495

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

15515

Fritz's brother; or, The new German, a comedy
drama, by Joseph Bradford and J. K. Emmet.
© Joseph K. Emmet, St. Louis, and Joseph
B. Bradford, Boston ; 1875 : 2G43, Mar. 22.

15495

Fritz's troubles; a comedy in 3 acts, by C. L.
Konollman.

© Charles L. Konolhnan, Brooklyn; 1880:
18831, Dec. 10. 15496

Frivolity; an original farcical comedy in 3 acts
and 3 scenes, by Mark Melford and Leopold
brothers.

© Leopold bi'os. & co.. United States ; 1884 :
18937, Sept. 20. 15497

Frivollus; or. The power of love, an entirely
new and original burlesque extravaganza, by
J. A. Mack and J. De Bonay.

© John A. Mack and John De Bonay, New
York; 1874:5309, Apr. 20. 15498

Frivolous Bonnie; a farce comedy in 3 acts [by

George Fletcher] [21] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 3, 1909 ; D : 16467 ; American

amusement co., Manistee, Mich. 15499

Frivolous Geraldine; musical comedy in 2 acts,
by T. Stempfel, jr. 69 p. 4°. Typewritten.
[Libretto only]

© Ic. Aug. 19, 1912; D : 30577 ; Theodore
Stempfel, jr., Indianapolis. 15500

Frivolous men. See Mutton chops.

Frivolous (The) side; a monologue, by B. B.
Ilayward. 8 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Beatrice Brooke Hay ward. New York;
D : 1170, Dec. 10, 1901 ; 2c. Dec. 10, 1901.

15501

Frivols; drama in 4 acts, by L. C. King. 61 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 11, 1909 ; D : 17066 ; Laura Clay-
ton King, Los Angeles. 15502

Froken Julie. See Countess Julia.

Frog' (The); play in 1 act, by A. Stenhouse^ [4],
13 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 27, 1912 ; D : 28463 ; Arthur Sten-
house, Salt Lake City. 15503

Frog' (The) and the owls; a singing and danc-
ing sketch in 5 scenes, book and lyrics by C.
B. Casad. 12 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto
only]

© Campbell B. Casad, New York ; D : 10478,
May 2, 1907 ; 2c. May 2, 1907. 15504

Frog (A) he would awooing go. See Frog
opera with pollywog chorus.

Frog opera, with pollywog chorus; a burletta
founded upon the nursery tale and old song
of A frog he would awooing go. Boston,
Alfred Mudge and son, 1872. 48 p. 16°.
[Libretto only]

© Charles T. Miller, Barrington, R. I.;
1873:2943, Mar. 24; 2c. Mar. 29. 15505

Frog (The) prince; or, Zelzebud, by C. J.
JMorey. 1 p. Proof. [Synopsis]

© Charles J. Morey, Chicago ; D : 4053, Oct.
8, 1903; 2c. Oct. 8. 1903. 15506

Frog (The) trust; dramatic farce in 1 act, by
J. Ketler. [2], 13 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 28, 1912 ; D : 29208 ; Joe Ketler,
Grove City, Pa. 15507

Frogs. See Aristophanes Birds, Frogs and
Clouds.

Frogs (The) of Old Windham; a comic opera,
by N. W. and Burton E. Leavitt.

© Naason Wesley Leavitt, Willimantic,
Conn. ; 1889 : 15595, May 24. 15508

Frogs (The) of Windham; by N. W. Leavitt.

© Nason Wesley Leavitt, New Haven ;
1891 : 15038, Apr. 23. 15509

Frolic (A) in the cooking class; musical bur-
letta [by] Lucy Allen [and] Richard Thiele.
© Roxbury pub. co.. New York ; 1899 : 76330,
Nov. 22; 2c. Nov. 15. 15510

Frolic of the bees and butterflies; by de-
mentia. Chicago, Sisters of Mercy, St. Pat-
rick's academy, 1910. 8 p. 12°.

© Apr. 20, 1910; 2c. May 7, 1910; D:
20977 ; Sisters of Mercy, St. Patrick's acad-
emy, Chicago. 15511

Frolic (The) of the holidays; an entertainment
for children, by Hovv'ard \'\'. Tilton. New
York, S. French ; London, S. French, ltd.,
1909. 19 p. 8°.

© Samuel French, New York ; D : 16009,
June 5, 1909; 2c. June 24, 1909. 15512

Frolics in a cafe chantant; by Nelson, Glinseriti
and Demoneo.

© Thos. H. Nelson, New York ; 1899 : 25981,
Apr. 13. 15513

Frolics in our boarding house; a musical
comedy in 2 acts, by J. K. Eraser.

© James Knowlan Eraser, Boston ; 1880 :
7246, May 10. 15514

Frolics (The) of a day; a musical comedy ab-
surdity in 3 acts.

© J. Alexander Brown, New York; 1883:
15453, Aug. 22. 16515

757

15516

DEAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

15533

Frolics of chance; by N. L. Clark and W. B.
Hardin.

© Nathaniel Lucas CUu-lc and Williani
Budd Hardin, Brooklyn; 1898:35379, June
9; 2e. June 9. 15516

Frolics of Venus; musical comedy in 2 acts,
l)Ook and music by R. Stretti.

© Rene Stretti, New York; D:3107, Mar.
9, 1903. 15517

Frolicsome friars; novelty singing sketch, by
G. Reed. [5] p. f°. Typewritten.

© lo. Nov. 26, 1915; D : 42382 ; Gus Reed,
Chicago. 15517a

Frolicsome girls; a comedy, by W. H. Benson.

© W. H. Benson, United States; 1884:

20207, Oct. 8. 15518

Frolicsome (A) spook; a farce comedy, by
C. B. Inslee. S p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Charles Edwin Inslee, New York; D:
289, Mar. 30, 1901; 2c. Mar. 30, 1901. 15519

Frollickers (The); musical frolic in 1 act, by
L. De Wolfe. [1], 20 p. 4°. Typewritten.
[Words only]

© Ic. Jan. 8, 1914; D: 35586; Linton De
AVolfe, New York. 15519a

From a blue sky; play in 1 act by L. Kyn.
8 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 6, 1914; D: 38409; Lucy Kyn,
New York. 15519b

From a feminine point of view; a satirical
monologue, by W. D. Hall. Typewritten.

© Wm. D. Hall, Philadelphia; 1900 A:
27771, Nov. 9; 2c. Nov. 9. 15520

From a poor orphan to wealth; by Mrs. N.
Dorn and Mrs. Valentine Niebel. 14 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Mrs. Nicholas Dorn. Utica, N. Y. ; D :
1.59G3. May 27, 1909; 2c. May 27, 1909. 15531

From aborigines to now; an historical enter-
tainment, arr. by H. G. Provines. Chicago,
A. Flanagan company [1907] 19, [9] p. iilus.
8°. [With music]

© A. Flanagan & co., Chicago; D : 10342,
Apr. 1, 1907; 2c. Apr. 1, 1907. 15522

From abroad; an original drama containing a
prologue and 4 acts, by H. Guyenette.

© Harry Guyenette, New York ; 1872 : 7623,
July 17. 15523

From across the pond; farce comedy in 3 acts.

© Yanka Philipp, New York ; D : 11346,

Sept. 13, 1907. 15524

From afar; or. Reunited, a melodrama in a
prologue and 3 acts, by F. A. Noble.

© Franklin A. Noble, Baltimore; 1873:
2716, Mar. 18. 15525

From Broadway to Cairo; miniature nnisical
comedy in 1 act and 2 scenes, by C. Birk and
P. Salomone. 7 p. f°. Typewritten. [Words
only]

© Ic. Apr. 23, 1914; D: 36808; Cornelius
Birk and Peter Salomone, New York. 15525a

From Broadway to Iowa; or. The man that
made good, drama in 3 acts and 6 scones, by
AI. D. Reilly. 40 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 28, 1915; D: 40494; Marguerite
Dorothy Reilly, Brooklyn. 15525b

From Broadway to Monte Carlo; drama in 4
acts, by E. B. De Ligny and R. Brunet. [2],
132 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 11, 1911; D : 23621 ; Ernest B.
De Ligny and Rene Brunet, New York.

15526

From Broadway to the Bowery; by Hal. Reid
[i. e. James Halleck Reid] 82 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© William T. Keogh, New York; D: 10631,
May 24, 1907; 2c. May 24, 1907. 15527

From cabin to castle; a play in 3 acts, by A.
S. Hickman. 85 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© All)ert Scott Hickman, Pearl River,
N. Y. ; D: 15114, Feb. IS, 1909; 2c. Mar. 16.
1909. 15528

From cabin to Congress. See Fifty years of
freedom.

From camn to kingdom; a drama in 4 acts, by
E. F. Riggs.

© Eva F. Riggs, Swanton, Md. ; 1886 : 13959,
June 17. 15529

From camp to palace. See Gypsy (The) out-
cast.

From carpenter to king; drama, by L. Cleve-
land.

© Lucy Cleveland, New York; 1900 A:
15487, June 22. 15530

From childhood to maturity; symbolic fanta.sy
in 1 act, by F. E. White. 15 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. June 13, 1912; D : 29967 ; Frank E.
White, New York. 15531

From cornfield to palace; a play in 3 acts, by
V. Bradley.

© Vincent Bradley, Butte, Mont. ; D : 1147,
Dec. 2, 1901. 15532

From cotton field to race track; by G. T.
Smith. 5 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© George Totten Smith. New York ; D : 43,
Jan. 18, 1901; 2c. Jan. 18, 1901. 15533

From dark to dawn. See Under a mask.

758

15534

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

15549

From darkness into light; religious play of
street life in 5 scenes, by Charles E. Thomas.
[S] p. 8°. Printed.

© Oct. 2, 1911; 2c. Sept. 30, 1911; D:
25459; Sarah E. Thomas, Columbus City, la.

15534

From darkness, light. See Ex tenebris lu-
men.

From darkness to dawn; drama in 5 acts, by
L. M. Mangold.

© Louise M. Mangold, Detroit ; D : 2515,
Oct. 29, 1902. 15535

a melodrama in 5 acts, by C. Puerner.

© Charles Puerner, New York ; D : 185,
Feb. 9, 1901. 15536

play in 1 act, by C. Bedai'd. 4 p. V.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 31, 1913; D: 32793; Constance
Bedard and Robert F. Humphreys, Water-
bury, Conn. 15537

From darkness to light. See Walburga.
From door to door; a piny in 5 acts, by E. Webb.
© Enuua Webb, Brooklyn ; 1874 : 4182. Mar.
28. 15538

From East to West. See Nathan Pillsbury.
From eight to eleven; a comedy in 3 acts, con-
sisting of 5 scenes, by W. B. Hardin. Type-
written.

© William Budd Hardin, New York ; 1899 :
81333, Dec. 15; 2c. Dec. 15. 15539

From farm to nobility; [a play in 4 acts] [1],
30 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 21, 1909; D: 16.541; Thomas
Patrick O'Brien, East Weymouth, Mass.

15539a

From fatherland to the far West. See Hein-
I'ich.

From fear of the enemy. See Kanjundu,

From 5th avenue to Sing Sing. See Victims
(The) of faro.

From '49 to '94 — California; a spectacular and
realistic play.

© J. S. Craig and Wells Drury, San Fran-
cisco ; 1894 : 13451, Mar. 8. 15540

From generation to generation; a play in 4
acts, by Augustus W. Droosten, nom de plume
of E. W. ]\iaclean.

© Eda Wilhelmi Maclean, New York ; 1898 :
4061, Jan. 8. 15541

From happiness to the gallows; [drama in e
acts, by Solomon Small]

,',r::pN 4 i^x r'^nrss "jx ;p^Tjr _ dii: p^'?3 lie

[85] p. 8°. Ms.

© Ic. Oct. 20, 1915; D : 42143 ; Samuel
Small, Philadelphia. 15541a

From Harlem to the Battery; a 4 act comedy
drama, by C. E. Blaney.

© Charles E. Blaney, New York; 1897:
60623, Oct. 26. 15542

From Hester to Wall st.; character comedy in
1 act, by A. Goldknopf. [1], 28 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Mar. 20, 1912; D : 29098 ; Abraham
Goldknopf, Bath Beach, L. I., N. Y. 15543

From home to exile; a 4 act drama, by A. J.
Kidd.

© A. J. Kidd, Mendota, 111.; 1887:34192,
Dec. 29. 15544

From Ibsen's workshop. See Works of Hen-
rik Ibsen.

From Ireland to America; an Irish-American
drama, by J. M. B. Stapleford. 39 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Julia M. Baker Stapleford, Fort Wayne,
Ind. ; D: 12218, Jan. 20, 1908; 2c. Jan. 13.
1908. 15545

From jeans to broadcloth; by M. M. Longhi.
65 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Marian Middleton Longhi, Denver ; D :
4127, Oct. 22, 1903; 2c. Oct. 20, 1903. 1554b

play, by M. Longhi. 28 p. f°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. July 29, 1912; D: 30524; Marian
Longhi, Denver. 15547

From king to king; the tragedy of the Puritan
revolution, by G. Lowes Dickinson. New-
York, McClure, Phillips & cc, 1907. vii,
129 p. 12°.

Contents: Eliot r.nd Hampden in the
Tower.— Laud and Chilliugworth.— Strafford
and his former tutor Greenwood in the Tower.
— Laud in the Tower. — Milton and his former
tutor. Young. — Lord I'alklund and Edwaru
Hyde at the house of the former. Great Tew,
near Oxford. — The camp of the parliamentary
troops after Naseby.— The king and his groom
of the chamber, Thomas Herbert, at New-
port.—Cromwell. — John Lilburne before the
council. — Cromwell and Vane. — Yane on the
scaffold.

© McClure, Phillips & co.. New York; A:
170644, Mar. 9, 1907 ; 2c. Mar. 9, 1907. 15547a

From kitchen-maid to actress; farce in 1 act,

by Katharine Kavanaugh. Chicago, The

Dramatic publishing co. [1910] 10 p. 12 .

© Dec. 29, 1910 ; 2c. Jan. 3. 1911 ; D : 22978 ;

Dramatic pub. co., Chicago. 15548

From land to land; or. Our German- Americans,
drama in 4 acts, by Barba Rossa [pseud.
of W. O. Soubron]

© William Otto Soubron, Milwaukee; D:
.585, May 29, 1901. 15549

759

15550

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

15569

From Maine to South Africa. Sec Colonel

Dick.
From manger to throne; an illustrated art

monologue, by M. A. N. Pollard.

© Marie Antoinette Nathalie Pollard,

Washington ; 1893 : 22865, May 11. 15550

From Matamoras to Mexico; a national war
drama in 5 acts, by D. Spillane.

From out the past; a drama in 1 act, by E. F.
Johnson. 4 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Elizabeth F. Johnson, Cleveland; D:
5297, July 14, 1904; 2c. July 14, 1904. 15559

play in 4 acts, by S. King.sbury. 59 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 10, 1913 ; D : 32635 ; Sara Kings-
bury, Indianapolis. 15560

© Daniel Spillane, New York; 1891:4005, From over the sea; or, A fair colleen, a ro-
Jan. 28. 15551 mantic Irish comedy drama in 4 acts, by F,

De Lydston.

© Frank De Lydston, Lynn, Mass. ; 1891 :
18709. May 22. 15561

From midnight to dawn; play in 1 act, by G.
Gibson. 29 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 10, 1910 ; D : 21011 ; Gerolt Gib-
son, New York. 15553

From mill to mansion; a comedy drama in 4
acts, by G. W. Heath.

© Geo. W. Heath, Haverhill, Mass.; D:
7707, Dec. 6, 1905. 15553

From mill to millions. See Confessions of a
wife.

From Morocco to vaudeville; musical playlet
in 1 act, by A. Denvir. [2], 14 p. 4°. Type-
written. [Words only]

© Ic. May 12, 1914 ; D : 37009 ; Arthur Den-
vir, New York. 15554

From Mount Olympus to Washington. See
Gods and men.

From New York to the border,
of need.

See In time

From night to light; a modern emotional
drama in 5 acts, by G. F. Sturgis. 103 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Granville Forbes Sturgis, Brooklyn; D:
lO.Wl, May 6, 1907; 2c. May 6, 1907. 15555

From nine to eleven; play of adventure in 3

acts, by W. Ilackett. 91 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 17, 1914; D: 37597; Walter

Hackett, New York. 15555a

From nuthin' to nuthin'; play in 1 act, by E.
Marcus. [14] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 29, 1913; D: 35189; Eugene
Marcus, Philadelphia. 15556

From, ocean to ocean; a modern American play,
by P. Kingsley. 114 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Pierce Kingsley, New York ; D : 7754,
Dec. 23, 1905; 2c. Dec. 22, 1905. 15557

See also Head (The) of a nail.

From out the deep; drama in 5 acts, by H.
Jackson, introducing new and original scenes,
scenic effects, dialogue and situations, each
act to be known as a cable's length.

© Harry Jjn k.son, Saint Paul ; D : 4107,
Oct. 31, 1903. 15558

From palace to prison; by E. Musgrove.

© Ethel Musgrove, liOuisville ; D : 7557,
Sept. 25, 1905. 15562

From poverty to fortune. See Dinner-pail
(The) man.

From poverty to prosperity. See Street (The)
singer's reward.

From prison to pulpit; a 4 act comedy drama,
by John A. Eraser.

© Jule Walters, Bellevue, Ky. ; 1899 : 78731,
Dec. 4. 15563

From Rag alley to Broadway; or, Thief and
the girl, playlet, by Annie Mack Berlein.
27 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 23, 1909; D: 17180; Elizabeth
Kennedy, Bensonhurst, L. I. 15564

From rags to riches; melodrama of New York
life, in 4 acts, by Charles A. Taylor. 105 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© John Crittenden Webb, Chicago ; D :
2933, Jan. 31, 1903; 2c. July 16, 1903. 15565

a sensational melodrama in 4 acts, by F.

Murphy.

© Fitzgerald Murphy, New York ; D : 3331.

Apr. 24, 1903. 15566

in 4 acts and 7 scenes, by Chas. A.

Taylor.

© Max H. Meyers, New York ; D : 3728,
July 16, 1903. 15567

From rough-rider to President; melodrama by
L. B. Parker.

© Lem B. Parker, Jersey City; D:1253S,
Mar. 14, 1908. 15568

From St. Joe to Mexico; sensational comeoy
drama in 3 acts, by John W. Ransone. 84 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 6, 1914 ; D : 30610 ; IVIargaret II.
Ransone, New York. 15568a

From Scotland Yard; a melodrama in 4 acts,
by L. ,1. Rodriguez.

© L. J. Rodriguez, New York ; 1899 : 58989,
Sept. 14. 15569

760

15570

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

15688

From Scotland Yard — Continued.

pluv iu 1 act, by C. Henry [i. e., Catherine

Henry West] 21 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 13, 1911; D : 23629 ; Catherine

Henry, New Kockford, N. D. 15570

From Scotland's hills; a beautiful drama in 5
acts, I)y M. J. Norton. 57 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© IMarearet Jane Norton, Brooklyn ; D :
6038, Dec. 31, 1904; 2c. Dec. 31, 1904. 15571

From shadows to sunshine; dramatic sketch
iu 1 act, by C. Banks. 3 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Oct. 11, 1913; D:347S6; Catherine
Banks, Soutli Norwalk. Conn. 15572

From Sing Sing to liberty. See Jack, the
jail breaker.

From sire to son; or. The hour and the man,
an original drama in 4 acts, by M. Nobles.
Philadelphia, Ledger job print, 1887. 85 p.
8°.

© Milton Nobles, New York; 1887:7571,
Mar. 30; 2c. May 19. 15573

From '61 to '65. See Love versus treachery.

From slavery to citizenship, and from the
cotton fields to grasshopper plains; a moral
drama, by C. S. Smith. 1 p. 1., 24 p. 8°.
Printed.

© C. S. Smith, Pittsburgh ; 1880 : 1864, Feb.
2; 2c. Mar. 11. 15574

From slavery to kingdom; a pathetic drama
in 1 act, 3 scenes, by J. A. McMurray. 3 p.
f°. Typewritten.

© Joseph A. MclMurray, New Orleans ; D :
4138, Oct. 26, 1903; 2c. Nov. 12, 190.3. 15575

From son to father; musical comedy playlet,
by J. Stone and Lillian Durham Stone. 8 p.
4°. Typewritten. [Words only]

© Ic. July 29, 1912 ; D : 30375 ; June Stone,
Louisville. 15576

From sorrows to joy. See Mother's (A) de-
light.

From soup to nuts; by Edward Locke.

© Frankie Carpenter, New York; D:7385,
Oct. 10, 1905. 15577

See also Vaude villainies.

From start to finish; or. One hundred to one,
a farce comedy in 3 acts, by J. H. Springer
and 11. C. Campbell.

© .Tohn H. Springer and R. C. Campbell,
New York; 1888:32.578, Nov. 17. 15578

From sublime to ridiculous. See King Pat-
rick the First.

From Sumter to Appomattox; a drama of the
60's, by W. E. Horton.

© William Edward Horton, St. Louis; D:
8117, Feb. 26, 1906. 15579

a war drama in 4 acts, by E. G. Whalen.

Clucago, T. S. Denison [1889] 59 p. 12°.
( [Alta series] )

© T. S. Denison, Chicago; 1889:24535,
Aug. 9; 2c. Sept. 14. 15580

From the cannon's mouth; an original drama
in 4 acts, by F. C. Griffith.

© Frank Carlos Griffith, Boston; 1891:
9483, Mar. 12. 15581

From the chaparral to Wall St. See Man
(The) from the West.

From the depths; or, Nachtasyl (A night
refuge), scenes from Russian life, by Maxim
Gorki [pseud, of A. M. Pieshkov] tr. by E. S.
Hopkins, jr. 135 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© E. S. Hopkins, jr.. New York; D : 6569,
Apr. 25, 1905; 2c. June 5, 1905. 15582

From the farm to the stage; or. Only a coun-
try girl, an original drama, by L. B. Parker.

© Lem B. Parker, Chicago ; D : 10447, Apr.
30, 1907. 15583

From the fireplace to the electric grill. See
Past (The) and the present.

From the manger to the cross; or, Jesus of
Nazareth, drama in 5 acts, by Gene Gaun-
tier. [New York, Kalem companv, 1912] 29 p.
8°.

. © Oct. 7, 1912 ; 2c. Oct. 7, 1912 ; D : 31130 ;
Kalem co.. New York. 15584

From the mines to the stage. See Collier's
(The) daughter.

From the picture shows to Broadway; by R.
C. Buffington. 9 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 6, 1910; D : 17871 ; Richard C.
Buffington, Chicago. 15585

From the reef; a drama in 1 act, by Edwin
Balmer and Irving Windley [pseud, of L W.
Edwards]. 14 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© E. Balmer and I. W. Edwards, Brook-
lyn; D : 12302, Feb. 4, 1908 ; 2c. Feb. 14, 1908.

15586

From tramp to millionaire.

© Albert H. AVoods, New York; D : 8137,
Mar. 10, 1906. 15587

From twelve to one, midnight; or. The spooks,
ghosts, and skeletons' flirtation, by D.
Wishar. 3 p. 8°. Typewritten.

© Daisy Wishar, Oakland, Cal. ; D : 4051,
Sept. 25, 1903; 2c. Sept. 9, 1903. 15588

761

15589

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

1560T

From up the river; comefly-ilraniatic sketch in
one scene, by J. M. Wiest. 12 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Sept. 27, 1909 ; D : 16936 ; John M.
Wiest, Ashland, O. 15589

From Vermont to the Blue E,idge. See Her
southern lover.

From votress to spinster statesman. Sec Her
excellency, the president.

From Wall st. to Idaho; a dramatic comedy in
4 acts, by D. Edwin. 74 p. f°. Typewrit-
ten.

© David Edwin, Brooklyn ; D : 7146, Aug.
22, 1905; 2c. Aug. 22, 1905. 15590

From Washington; a drama in 4 acts, by W.
W. Davis. 71 p. f°. Typewritten.

© William Webb Davis, Kansas City, Mo. ;
D:146, Feb. IS, 1901; 2c. Feb. 18, 1901.

15591

From wax to kisses; l)y A. Lanston.

© Aubrey Lanston, Washington; D: 5672,
Oct. 22, 1904. 15592

From West Point to the surrender of Lee.
See Colonel Harry Estes.

Fronde (La); comedie en 3 actes, par L. Bes-
nard. Paris, Librairie Moli&re [1906] cover-
title, 4 p. 1., 131 p. 12°.

© Lucien Besnard, Paris; D : 9618, Nov.
8, 1906; 2c. Nov. 14, 1906. 15593

Front; vaudeville sketch in 1 scene, by W. Hol-
conib.

© Willard Holcomb, Washington; 1897:
44556, Aug. 5. 15594

Front (The) page picture; play in 1 act, by
M. Larkin. 8 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 16. 1912 ; D : 31404 ; Mark Lar-
kin, San Francisco. 15595

Frontier life; a comedy-drama in 4 acts, by
F. C. Hammond. Typewritten.

© Frank Charles Hanmiond, Philadelphia ;
1893:36254, Ang. 4; 2c. Aug. 26. 15596

Frontier life in Minnesota.
Een, the boy pioneer.

See Break-neck-
Frontier (The) war. See Big Foot Wallace.

Frontiersmen (The); play in 4 acts, by A. G.
Towle. [3], 1.5 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 26. 1913 ; D : 33327 ; Anne Gault
Towle, Manchester, N. H. 15597

Frontleys (The); a sketch of flat life, by B.
Scpiire.

© Belle Squire, Chicago ; D : 11042, .Tnlv
25, 1907. 15598

Frosch (Der) von Seeburg; satirischer schwank
in 4 akten, ^■on Robert Overweg und Heiu-y
F. Urban. [3], 132 p. 4°, Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 31, 1911; D: 25645; Ednani
Bloch. Berlin. 15599

Froschkonig; romantische komodie in 3 auf-
ziigen, von Dietrich Eckart. Leipzig, Berlin,
Modernes verlagsbureau. Curt Wiegand, 1904.
:196 p. 12°.

© Modernes verlagsbureau, Cnrt Wiegand,
Berlin; D : 5855, Dec. 1, 1904; 2c. Doc. 1,
1904. 15600

Froschkonig (Der) und die prinzessin; weih-
nachtsmjirchen mit musik in 4 aufziigen, von
Carl Kleemann, nach Grimms marchen Der
fi'oschkonig ; oder, Der eiserne Heinrich.
Gera, Bohme & sohn, 1914. 56 p. 12°.
[Lyrics only]

© Apr. 20, 1914; Ic. Oct. 16, 1914; D:
38514 ; Bohme & sohn, Gera, Germanv.

15600a

Frost (The) king; fairy play in 3 acts, by L.
C. Foucher and L. M. Briggs. 30 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 4. 1912 ; D : 30781 ; Laure Claire
Foucher and Lilian Marie Briggs, New York.

15601

Frost (The) on the pane; by O. W. Firkins.

© O. W. Firkins, Minneapolis; D: 10082.
June 16, 1909. 15602

Frosty (A) day; in 3 shakes and a sliiver, a 3
act musical and farcical comedy by F. Girard
and C. Burke.

© Frank Girard and Charles Burke, Chi-
cago; 1885:10879, May 13. 15603

Froth; a drama, by J. E. Dunn.

© Julia E. Dunn, San P'l-ancisco ; 187-1:
10285, Aug. 4. 15604

Froth (The) of society; adapted by Mrs. Frank
Leslie from the F'rench drama by Alexander
Dumas, entitled, Le demi monde.

© Mrs. Frank Leslie, New York; 1803:
7825, Feb. 10. 15605

Frou-Frou; a coinedy in 5 acts, by Augustin
Daly, as performed by Madame He]r>ria I\Iod-
jeska (Countess Bozenta Chlapowski)

© Fred Stinson, Andover, Mass.; 18S3:
15106, Aug. 16. 15606

a play in 5 acts, freely adapt(Ml from the

French of Meilhac and Halevy, by S. Dark.
Ill p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Stanley Dark, New York ; D : 1922. Jfav
22, 1902; 2c. May 22, 1902. 15607

762

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

15625

Frou-Frou — Contimiod.

a plav of powerful huiiiau interest, in 5

acts, hv'A. Daly. New York, T. H. French;
■ London, Samuel French, 1897. 59 p. 12°.
(French's standard drama, no. 359)

© Au2;usthi Daly, New York; 1897:64638,
Nov. 20; 2c. Jan. 14, 1898; 2c. Jan. 20, 1898.

15608

Same.

© Joseph F. Daly and Richard Dorney,
New York, as executors, in extension for 14
years. Renewal no. 1898, June 15, 1911. Re-
newal entry, Nov. 20, 1897. no. 64638. 15609

Frozen (The) deep.

© Edwin A. Holl>rook, East Medway,

]\!ass. ; 1881 : 12109, Auj

15610

a powerful play of absorbing interest, in

4 acts, adapted from AVilkie Collins' great
and popular work of the same name, drama-
tized by W. H. Y''oung.

© William H. Young, Albany ; 1874 : 12898,
Oct. 16. 15611

{?cc also Self conquest.

Frozen-in; play in 1 act, by V. Dalton. 12 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. ]\Iar. 25, 1914 ; D : 36408 ; Vashta Dal-
ton, New Y^ork. 15611a

Frozen cut. See Game (A) of freeze out.

Frozen (The) policeman; vaudeville sketch in
1 act and 1 scene, by W. Wray, jr. [1], 17 p.
f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 18, 1913; D : 35052 ; William
AVray, jr., New York. 15612

Frozen (The) trail; drama in 4 acts, by George
M. Rosener. New York, Dick & Fitzgerald,
1911. 58 p. 12°.

© .Tulv 21, 1911; 2c. July 22, 1911; D:
24753 ; Dick & Fitzgerald, New York. 15613

drama of life in the far North in 4 acts,

bv G. M. Rosener. n. p. [G. M. Ro.sener pub-
lishing CO.] 1910. 55 numb. 1., 8°.

© Aug. 18, 1910; 2c. Oct. 20, 1910; D:
22;;2S; Geo. M. Rosener, Boston. 15614

Frozen violets; a dramatic story, by Edwin
Barret Hay. Chicago, The dramatic publish-
ing co!U}>any, 1008. 9 p. 12°.

© Dramatic pub. co., Chicago ; D : 14724,
Jan. 2, 1909; 2c. Jan. 2, 1909. 15615

Friihling am Erhein; operette in 3 akten, von
Carl Lindau, Beda und Oskar Fronz, musik
von Edmund Eysler. Textbuch der gesange.
Leipzig, Wien, Ludwig Dobling^^r (Bernhard
Herzman.sky), 1914. 30 p. 12°.

© Ic. JuTie 10, 1915 ; D : 40958 ; Ludwig
Doblinger (Bernhard Herzmansky), Leipzig.

15615a

Friihlingsabend (Ein); drama in 3 aufziigen,
von A. Gutheil-Hardt. Berlin, Vertriebsstelle
des Verbandes deutscher buhnenschrlftsteller,
g. m. b. h., 1913. 67 p. 12°.

© Ic. Dec 30, 1913 ; D : 35498 ; Arthur Gut-
heil-Hardt, Berlin. 15616

Fruen fra havet. See Efterladte skrifter; af
Henrik Ibsen.

Fruit; a comedy in 3 acts, by J. S. Norton.
© John S. Norton, New York; 1872 : .5137,
May 16. 15617

Fruit (Le) defendu; comedie en 1 acte, par
Michel i'rovius [pseud, de Lagros de Lan-
geron] Paris, Librairie theatrale, 1904. 47 p.
12°.

© L. Michaud, Paris; D:5842, Nov. 30,
1904; 2c. Nov. 30, 1904. 15618

Fruit (The) girl's love affair; protean sketch,
by Mrs. T. W. MuUaly. 6 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Oct. 22, 1910 ; D : 22353 ; Mrs. Thomas
W. Mullaly, Fort Worth, Tex. 15619

Fruit (The) of divorce; a play in 4 acts, by
H. C. Colwell. 97 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Henry C. Colwell, Kittanning, Pa. ; D :
15378, IMar. 18, 1909 ; 2c. Apr. 5, 1909. 15620

Fruit of forbidden fruit; play, by S. Secord.

© Sarah Secord, St. Paul; 1897:69370,
Dec. 13. 15621

Fruit (The) of his folly; a society drama In
5 acts, by Arthur Lewis Tubbs. Philadelphia,
The Penn publishing company, 1894. 58 p.
12°. ( [Keystone ed. of popular plays] )

© Penn pub. co., Philadelphia; 1894;
28470, .July 7 ; 2c. Aug. 2. 15622

Fruit (The) of the tree; a modern play in 4
acts, by G. Porter.

© George Porter, Bridgeport, Conn. ; D :
10633, aiay 24, 1907. 15623

Fruits (The) of culture; a comedy in 4 acts, by
Count Leo Tolstoi, tr. by George Schumm.
Boston, B. R. Tucker, 1891. 185 p. 12°.

© Benj. R. Tucker, Boston; 1890:41368,
Dec. 26; 2c. Jan. 13. 1891. 15624

Fruits (The) of enlightenment; a comedy in
4 acts, by Count Lyof Tolstoi. Authorized
ed. New York, United States book company
[1891] 149 p. 12°. (On cover: Lovell's
Westminster series, no. 27)

© United States book co.. New York ;
1891 : 6878, Feb. 20 ; 2c. Mar. 16. 15624a

Fruits of fancy; a play in 5 acts, by F. Her-
ondo [pseud, of F. A. Swallow]

© F. A. Swallow, Boston; 1880:3148, Feb.
27. 15625

Fruits (The) of the glass. See Lost.

763

15625

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

15642

Fruto de la tierra; ciiadro de postumbres ara-
gonesas, original de J. M. Acevedo. Madrid,
[Sociedad de autores espaiioles] 1914. 31 p.
12°.

© Sept. 17, 1914; Ic. Sept. 21, 1914; D:
38193 ; Jose M. Acevedo, Madrid. 15625a

Fucar XXI; disparate coinico en 2 actos (el
sogundo dividido en 2 eiiadros) con ilnstra-
ciones musicales, original de Enrique Garcia
Alvarez, Pedro INIunoz Seca y I'edro Perez
Ferntlndez. Madrid [Sociedad de autores
espanoles] 1915. 54 p. 12°.

© Mar. 15, 1915; Ic. Mar. 17, 1915; D:
40080; E. Garcia Alvarez, P. Munoz Seca y
P. Perez Fernandez, Madrid. 15625b

Pudge and a burglar; a farce for girls, by
Alice C. Thompson. Chicago, T. S. Deni.son,
1907. 8 p. 12°.

© T. S. Denison, Chicago ; D : 11096, Aug.
1, 1907; 2c. Oct. 25. 1907. 15626

Fiihrmann Henschel. See Fuhrmann Hen-
schel.

Fiinf (Die) Frankfurter; lustspiel in 3 akten,

von Carl Rossler [pseud, des Franz Ressner]

5. aufl. Berlin, S. Fischer, 1912. 98 p. 12°.

© Jan. 2.5, 1912; 2c. June 6, 1912; D:

29884; S. Fischer verlag, Berlin. 15627

Fiinf (Die) komodien des Marquardt van
Vryndt; niit einer einfiihrung von Arthur
Sakheim. Dresden, C. Reissner, 1913. 8 p. 1.,
641 p. 8°. (Neue maske. 1. bd.)

Contents : Die dumme Doortie. — Der
schrecken des vermiscliten.- — Seine sekundan-
tin. — Venezianische liebespolitik. — Die beiden
stromer.

© Oct. G. 1913 ; 2c. Dec. 3, 1913 ; D : 35261 :
Carl Reissner, Dresden. 15628

Fiinfuhrtee. See Lachen und sterben,

Fuente (La) de Orfeo; medio acto de disparate
comico-lirico, original y en prosa de Manuel
Garrido, musica del maestro Felipe Orejon.
IMadrid [Sociedad de autores espanoles] 1911.
1 p. 1., 16 p. 8°. [Libretto only]

© Dec. 30, 1911 ; 2c. Jan. 2, 1912 ; D : 28147 ;
Manuel Garrido, Madrid. 15629

Fiir ihr kind und fiir ihr volk; scliauspiel in

1 akt, von .Jacob Ben Lazar [pseud, des Fritz

van Straaten] [1], 18 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 10, 1912; D: 28269; B>itz van

Straaten, New York. 15630

Fiirst (Der) von Diisterstein ; operette in 3
akten, text von Gaudeamus, musik von
Richard Heuberger. Text der gesange. Leip-
zig, Wien, J. Weinberger, 1909. 44 p. 12°.
© Josef Weinberger, Leipzig ; D : 1.5352,
Mar. 16, 1909; 2c. Mar. 16, 1909. 15631

Fiirst (Der) von Marokko; operette in 3 akten
mit benutzung eines Holberg'schen lustspiels,
von E. Schlaek, musik von Heinrich Mann-
fred. Texte der gesange. 48 p. 8°.

© Allegro buch- und musikverlag, Breslau,
Germany; D: 14158, Oct. 27, 1908; 2c. Oct.
27, 1908. 15632

Fiirst (Der) von Zansibar; spiel in 3 akten, von
Rudolf Baron. 77 p. f°. Typewritten.
• © Ic. Apr. 16, 1913; D : 337-32 ; Revera
verlag, Berlin. 15633

Fiirstenkind (Das); operette in einem vor.spiel
und 2 akten, teilweise nach motiven einer
erzahlung Abouts, von Victor Leon, musik
von Franz Lehar. Text der gesiinge. Leip-
zig. Ludwig Doblinger (Bernhard Herzman-
sky), 1909. 47 p. 12°.

© Oct. 7, 1909 ; 2c. Oct. 23, 1909 ; D : 17174 ;
Ludwig Doblinger (Bernhard Herzmansky),
Leipzig. 15634

operette in 3 akten, teilweise nach einer

erzahlung Abouts, von Victor Leon, musik
von Franz Lehar. 96 p. 4. Typewritten.
[Libretto only]

© Ludwig Doblinger (Bernhard Herzman-
sky), Vienna; D: 14476, Dec. 7, 1908; 2c. Dec.
7, 1908. 15635

Fiirstenschiff (Das); scliauspiel in 3 akten, von
Eugen Mohacsi. 98 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 17, 1913; D : 3.5041 ; Comoedia,
Vienna. 15636

Fug'itive (La); comedie en 4 actos, par A.
Picard. 40 p. f°. (L'lUustration, 6" annge.
168, 7 Janvier 1911)

© Jan. 7, 1911 ; 2c. Feb. 8, 1911 ; D : 23387 ;
Andre Picard, Paris. 15637

Fvigitive (The); drama in 4 acts, bv J. S. Wood-
house. [3], 130 p. 8°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 14, 1912 ; D : 29970 ; J. S. Wood-
house, Des Moines. 15638

Same. [Cedar Rapids, la.. The Torch

press] 1913. 80 p. 12°.

© July 16, 1913; 2c. Julv 21, 1913; D:
33851; J. S. Woodhouse, Des Bloines. 15639

dramatic vaudeville sketch, by A. Geyer.

[2], 20 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 24, 1912; D : 30089 ; Albert
Geyer, Los Angeles. 15640

a 4 act melodrama, by Tom Craven, as

produced at the Surrey theatre, London, June
4, 1888.

© J. E. Nugent, New York; 1888:21.546,
July 27. 15641

1 act sketch, by F. W. Clark. [3], 10 ]).

24°. Typewritten.

© Ic. INlar. 13, 1911; D: 23635; Florence
Woodruff Clark, Seattle. 15642

764

15643

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

15661

Fugitive (The) — Continued.

play in 4 acts, by C. L. Nagely. 68 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 7, 1913; I) : 34652 ; Carlton

Lewis Nagely, New York. 15643

by John Galsworthy. London, Duck-

worth and CO., 1913. [6], 95 p. 16°.

© Sept. 16, 1913 ; Ic. Oct. 10, 1913 ; Ic. Oct.
15, 1913 ; D : 34772 ; Charles Scribner's sons,
New York. 15644

— See also Plays, 3d series.

Fugitive (The) fortune. See Original (An)
widow's pension.

Fugitive (A) from justice; a melodrama in 4
acts, by Hal Reid [i. e. James Halleck Reid]
© Harry Doel Parker and J. Wesley Rosen-
quest, New York; D : 10775, June 15, 1907.

15645

Fugitive minister; in 4 acts, by F. M. Kerner.
76 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Frank M. Kerner, Hamburg, la. ; D :
7002, July 17, 1905; 2c. Sept. 11, 1905. 15646

Fugitives; play in 1 act, by J. G. Lyle. [2],
19 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 16, 1914; D : 30036 ; H. Sliker-
man, San Francisco. 15646a

■ by M. G. Michaels and W. W. Du-

breuil. [1], 7 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 9, 1914; D : 3G660 ; Morris G.
Michaels and Walcer W. Dubreuil, New York.

15646b

Fugitive's (The) sacrifice; by H. S. Pickering.
7 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 25, 1910; D: 22646; Harry S.
I'ickering, Lawrence, Mass. 15647

Fuhrmann Henschel; play in 5 acts, by Gerhart
Ilauptniaun. tr. by Marion A. Redlich. Chi-
cago, The Dramatic publishing co. [1910] 3
p. 1., 3-149 p. 8°.

© Apr. 29, 1910 ; 2c. May 2, 1910 ; D : 20930 ;
Dramatic pub. co., Chicago. [Note: Copies
deposited have the title, Fuhrmann Henschel]

15648

schauspiel in 5 akten, von Gerhart Haupt-

mann. New York, I. Goldman, 1898. 88 p.
8°.

© Carl an<l Theodor Rosenfeld, New York ;
1898:62464, Oct. 24; 2c. Dec. 1. 15649

— • See also Dramatic (The) works of Ger-

hart Hauptmann.

Fujiyama; operetta in 1 act, by A. E. Krows,
music by Walter L. Rosenberg. Libretto.
19 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 5, 1912; D : 28235 ; Arthur Ed-
win Krows, New York. 15650

Fujiyama — Continued.

original operetta in 1 act and 2 scenes,

book by G. Choos and Walter L. Rosenberg,

music by W. L. Rosenberg. [2], 18 p. 4°.

Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. July 10, 1912; D: 30222; George

Choos, New York. 15651

Full (A) dress burglar; by F. Grahame. 27 p.
f°. Typewritten.

© Ferdinand Grahame, Philadelphia; D:
3177, Mar. 23, 1903 ; 2c. Mar. 23. 1903. 15652

Full (A) fledged politician; by J. Constas.
117 p. 4°. Typewritten. '

© Ic. July 9, 1909 ; D : 16222 ; John Con-
stas. New York. 15653

Full (A) hand; a comedy in 3 acts, by Mrs. C.
A. Doremus.

© Mrs. Charles A. Doremus, New York ;
1885 : 12872, June 11. . 15654

Full (A) house; a comedy sketch by Fred H.
Graham. 10 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Walter Rivers and Nina Rochester, New
York; D : 11794, Nov. 23, 1907; 2c. Nov. 23,
1907. 15655

farce in 1 act, by Dorothy Waldo. Boston,

Walter H. Baker & co., 1914. 13 p. 12°.

© Aug. 15, 1914; 2c. x\ug. 17, 1914; D:
37868; Walter H. Baker & co., Boston.

15655a

Full moon.

© Clifton Mallory and Harry Richards,
Auburn, N. Y. ; 1892 : 36458, Sept. 5. 15656

comedy in 1 act, by Lady Gregory. Dublin,

The author, 1911. 49, [2] p. 8°.

© Jan. 26, 1911; 2c. Mar. 24, 1911; D:
23748; Lady Gregory, Gort, Ireland. 15657

— See also New comedies.

Full of fun; or. The widow of Whymple, a
new and original farcical and musical comedy
in- 3 acts and 2 scenes, by W. Gill.

© William Gill, Greenlield, Miss.; 1882:
25, Jan. 3. 15658

Full of the devil.

© William Schepp Campbell, Chicago; 1897 .
63608, Nov. 15. 15659

Full (The) penalty; play in 3 acts, by G. B.
Nash and M. T. Winchester. 115 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. July 31, 1912 ; D : 31072 ; Garrita B.
Nash and Maud T. Winchester, St. Paul.

15660

Same. New York, 1913. 168 p. 12°.

© June 24, 1913; 2c. June 27, 1913; A:
347942; Garrita B. Nasli, New York. 15661

765

15662

DEAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

15677

Full (A) purse never lacks friends; by H. M. Fun at Five Point school; burlesque, by Elizu

Dolinsky. 48 p. 4 . Typewritten.

© Herman M. Dolinsky, New York; D:
12405, Feb. 21, 1908; 2c. Feb. 21, 1908. 15662

Full value; melodrama, by J. B. Maxwell and
A. L. Pollock. [Ill] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 31, 1914; D: 39253; Joseph B.
Maxwell and Alice Leal Pollock, New York.

15662a

Fultons (The); comedy in 5 acts, by B. A.
Cromwell.

© Richard Agrippa Cromwell, New York;
1886:27773, Dec. 9. 15663

Fumbled; a comedy in 4 acts, by R. A. McCon-
nell and B. K. Fredendall. 74 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Aug. 23, 1910; D: 21865; Raymond
A. McConnell, Claremont, Cal. and Bess K.
Fredendall, Pomona, Cal. 15664

Fumeurs d'opium! vaudeville en 1 acte, par
Paul Bonliomme. Paris, O. Joubert, 1914.
44 p. 8°.

© May 30, 1914; Ic. June 8, 1914; D:
37250; Joubert, Paris. 15664a

Fun; comedy in 5 acts, by M. L. Johnson.

© Martha Lafitte Johnson, Philadelphia ;
1872:10936, Oct. 14. 15665

a farce comedy in 3 acts, by J. P. Franke.

20 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© J. P. Franke, Knoxville, Tenn. ; 1891:
24807, July 7; 2c. July 6. 15666

Fun afloat; a musical comedietta in 1 act, by
H. W. Hayes, music by E. V. Maclntyre.

© Hiram W. Hayes, St. Louis; D : 74.57,
Oct. 25, 1905. 1566T

Fun among de clouds; a minstrel sketch in 1
act, by C. F. Kinnaman, Clyde, O., Ames'
publishing co., 1901. 9 p. 12°. ([4mes'
series of standard and minor drama, no.

424])

© Ames pub. co., Clyde, O. ; D : 237, Mar.
20, 1901 ; 2c. Mar. 20, 1901. 15668

Fun among the actors. See Pastor's evening
party.

IVn and frolic in a museum; by Williams and
Walker.

© Williams and Walker, New York; 1900:
A:1G05, Jan. 17. 15669

Fun at an Irish hop; an original title for a
comedy, by J. Callan.

© John Callan, Brooklyn ; 1884 : 1798, Jan.
25. 15670

l)eth F. Guptill. Franklin, O., Eldridge en-
tertainment house, 1912. 23 p. 12°.

© Nov. 1, 3912 ; 2c. Dec. 9, 1912 ; D : 31G54 ;
Eldridge entertainment house, Franklin, O.

15671

Fun at Long Branch. See Dude (The)

Fun at the theatre; a 3 act farcical comedy,

, by J. Hart.

© Josh Hart, New York ; 1880 : 4869, Mar.
26. 15672

Fuu in a boarding school; a musical comedy
in 2 acts, written and composed by C. P.
Brown. 60 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto
only]

© Charles P. Brown, Brooklyn; 1882:
15900, Sept. 26; 2c. Oct. 5, 1883. 15673

or, A school girl's romance, in 3 acts, by

Charles P. Brown. Typewritten.

© Enmia Brennan Ince, New York ; 1899 :
84355, Dec. 29; 2c. Dec. 30. 15674

Fun in a butcher shop; nuisical melange in 1
act, by P. J. Lewis and A. P. Mead. 14 p.
4°. Ms. [Words only]

© le. Dec. 7, 1915; D: 42512; Philip J.
Lewis and Addison P. Mead, New Yorlc.

15674a

Fan in a candy shop; 1 act comedy farce, by
A. Rankin. 9 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 6, 1915 ; D : 40414 ; Art. Rankin,
Nev^' Bedford, Mass. 15674b

Fun in a Chinese laundry. See Stars.

Fun in a department store; original comedy
acrobatic act, by G. Cole and Edward Wright.
3 p. 4°. Typevi-ritten.

© Ic. Dec. 23, 1914 ; D : 39420 ; George Cole,
Belleville, N. J. 15674c

Fun in a detective's office; by A. H. Waas.

© Allan H. Waas, Philadelphia; 1896:
23209, Apr. 14; 2c. Apr. 14. 15675

Fun in a dining car. See Howard and Field's
dining car minstrels.

Fun in a farm house. Sec Oddities.

Fun in a fog; the new and entirely origiiuil
musical comical and saltatorial farce in 1 act,
invented, written, and arr. by the Yokes
family.

© Lewis Morrison, United States; 1S72:
11217, Oct. 22. 15676

Fun in a grocery store. See Tim Flannigan.

Fun in a matrimonial agency; play in 1 act,
by M. Hyman. 8 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 23, 1913 ; D : 32050 ; Milton Ily-
mnn, San Francisco. 15677

766

15677

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

15695

Fun in a music store; comedy act, by R. E.
Kumry. 5 p. f°. Typevv'ritten.

© Ic. Mar. 23, 1914; D : 36591 ; Ray Earl
Kuniry, Chicago. 15677a

Fun in a parlor; or, A crazy lot, by J. R.
Adams.

© James R. Adams, Boston; 1887:26016,

Oct. 10. 15678

Fun in a pawnshop. See Pledged.

Fun in a photograph gallery; by A. H. Wyetli.
27 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Adelaide H. Wyeth, Chicago; D : 8808,
Apr. 9, 1906; 2c. Apr. 28, 1906. 15679

• a farce in 1 act, by James F. Parsons.

Chicago, T. S. Denisou [1904] 13 p. 12°.
( [Amateur series] )

© T. S. Denison, Cliicago; D : 5280, July
8, 1904; 2c. Sept. 17, 1904. 15680

Fun in a photographer's gallery; an entertain-
ment in 1 scene, by Adelaide H. Wyeth. 25 p.
12°. Typewritten.

© Dramatic pub. co., Chicago ; D : 14294,
Nov. 14, 1908; 2c. Nov. 14. 1908. 15681

Fun in a photographic gallery. See Dreams.

Fun in a physical culture studio; novel,
comedy slietch, by C. Glocker. 3 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Oct. 30, 1909; D : 17233 ; Chas.
Glocker, Piiiladelphia. 15682

Fun in a post office; a farce in 1 act, by E.
Henri Baiimau. Clyde, O., A. D. Ames, 1885.
9 p. 12°. ( [Ames' series of standard and
minor drama, no. 154] )

© A. D. Ames, Clyde, O. ; 1885:24516,
Nov. 23; 2c. Nov. 23. 15683

Fun in a railroad station,
(The)

See Drummer

Fun in a restaurant; a farcical comedy in 3
acts, tr. and adapted from the French, by
J. H. Ligon.

© Junius Henri Ligon, United States;
1886:16.575, July 20. 15684

Fun in a sale stable.

© Brown and Lyon, Missouri ; 1881 : 2731,
Feb. 23. 15685

Fun in a sanctum; a comedy, by J. S. Miller.

© John S. Miller, Clarksville, Tenn. ; 1888 :
5844, Feb. 24. 15686

Fun in a school room; a farcical sketch in 1
act, by Henry E. Shelland. New York, Dick
& Fitzgerald, 1908. 13 p. 12°.

© Dick & Fitzgerald, New York ; D : 12435,
Feb. 20, 1908 ; 2c. May 1, 1908. 15687

Fun in a school room — Continued.

play in 1 act, by J. Emanuel. 8 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 16, 1914; D : 36629 ; John
Emanuel, New York. 15687a

Fun in a studio. See Araminta Snow.

Pun in a theatrical office; vaudeville enter-
tainment, by Maravene Kennedy Thompson.
Boston, W. H. Baker & co., 1909. 36 p. 12°.
([Baker's ed. of plays])

© Oct. 25, 1909 ; 2c. Oct. 26, 1909 ; D : 17202 ;
Walter H. Baker & co.. Boston. 15688

Fun in an artist's studio; musical comedy
sketch, by C. S. King. Typewritten.

© Carleton S. King, Chicago; 1897:9864,
Feb. 8 ; Ic. Feb. 8. 15689

Fun in black; or, Sketches of minstrel life,
by Charles H. Day, with the origin of min-
streLsy, by Col. T. Allston Brown. New York,
R. M. De Witt [1874] 70 p. 12°.

© Robert M. De Witt, New York; 1874:
15825, Dec. 31; 2c. Jan. 9, 1875. 15690

Fun in the farm-house; entertainment, by E.
M. Crane. New York, Dick & Fitzgerald,
1913. 20 p. 12°.

© July 19, 1913; 2c. July 21, 1913; D:
33885; Eleanor Maud Crane, New York.

15691

Fun in the kitchen. See Thespian ambition.

Fun in the Maine woods. ,S'ee Guide (Le)
canadien.

Fun on a clothes-line; an original gymnastic,
musical, Chinese and Irish sketch, by R. A.
Hewlette.

© Robert A. Hewlette, Wilmington, N. C. ;
1890:41434, Dec. 27. 15692

Fun on a farm; [furiously funny farce] by C.
E. Taylor. 29 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Chas. E. Taylor, East Hnmoton, Conn. ;
D:9423, Nov. 14, 1906; 2c. Nov. 5, 1906.

15693

Fun on a hand car. See Kranks.

Fun on a trolley car; a comedy sketch, by W. J.
Plinnner. 8 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Walter J. Pliramer, New York ; D : 15186,
Feb. 27, 1909 ; 2c. Feb. 27, 1909. 15694

Fun on an emigrant car; an original dramatic
composition.

© Tony Pastor, New York ; 1880 : 1862, Feb.
2. 15695

Fun on Coney Island. See Teezy-weezy.

767

15695

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

15714

Fun on the Bingville branch; entertainment
in 1 scene, by Jessie A. Kelley. Boston, W.
H. Baljer & co., 1915. 29 p. 12°.

© May 13, 1915; 2c. May 14, 1915; D:
40643; Walter H. Baker & co., Boston.

15695a

Fun on the Bristol; or, A night on the sound,
a musical dramatic extravaganza.

© Henry C. Jarrett, New York ; 1880 : 1863,
Feb. 2. 15696

Fun on the docks; 1 act 1 scene playlet, by
H. W. Brennan and B. Carr. 17 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 24, 1915; D: 40238; Harry W.
Brennan and Bernice Carr, New York.

15696a

Fun on the Hudson. See Spooks.

Fun on the Podunk limited; a comic enter-
tainment, by Mayme Riddle Bitney. Chicago,
T. S. Denison, publisher, 1906. 38 p. 12°.

© T. S. Denison, Chicago; D:9088, Sept.
14, 1906; 2c. Oct. 20, 1906. 15697

Fun on the rail; a musical comedy in 2 acts,
by C. Barnard.

© Charles Barnard, New York; 1880:
15101, Oct. 5. 1569b

Fun on the road. See Our advance agents.

Fun on the stage; or, A manager's trials, an
original dramatic conception of the incidents,
humors, and actions of performers at re-
hearsal and behind the scenes.

© Tony Pastor, New York ; 1880 : 16458,
Oct. 30. 15699

Fun on the 20th century limited; a farce
comedy, by Frank Dumont. 18 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Joe Oppenheimer, New York ; D : 2342,
Sept. 15, 1902 ; 2c. Aug. 8, 1902. 15700

Funabashi; an original musical comedy, book
by I. S. Cobb, music by SafCord Waters.

© Irvin S. Cobb, New York ; D : 11723,
Nov. 12, 1907. 15701

Functionary (The); a romantic play in 3 acts,
by A. P. Gabbert. 88 p. f°. Typewritten.

© A. Paul Gabbert, Chicago ; D : 10096 ;
Mar. 8, 1907. 15702

Fundicion (La); zarzuela dramatica en 1 acto,-
dividido en 3 cuadros, letra de G. Farfan y
G. I'eraita, mtisica del maestro Luis Foglietti.
Madrid [Sociedad de autores espanolesl 1909,
35, [2] p. 12°.

© Gerardo Farfan y Gabino Peraita, Ma-
drid ; D : 16148, June 23, 1909 ; 2c. June 23,
1909. 15703

Funerailles (Les) de I'oncle Totoche; par Ra-
phael Valabr&gue. 6 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 21, 1912; D : 3005S ; Gauinont
CO., New York. 15704

Funnic-spelling (The) German; by E. Roach, m
1 p. obi. 12°. Typewritten. %

© Ed. Roach, New York ; D : 14855, Jan.
20, 1909 ; 2c. Jan. 20, 1909. 15705

Funnic-spelling (The) judge; a cliaracter
comedy absurdity, by E. Roacli. 7 p. f".
Typewritten.

© Ed. Roach, New York ; I) : 14854. Jan.
9, 1909 ; 2c. Jan. 9, 1909. 15706

Funniest (The) thing ever happened; a farci-
cal play, by G. W. Purdy.

© G. W. Purdy, New York ; 1899 : 76056,
Nov. 21. 15707

Funny (A) affair; in 1 act, by M. Mauley and
Ivy Rose. 7 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Morris Mauley, Chicago ; D : 34, Jan. 14,
1901; 2c. Jan. 14, 1901. 15708

Funny (A) countess; a comedy drama in 6
tableaux, I)y Eunice Goodrich.

© William Pottle, jr., Chicago ; 1891 : 18182,
May 18. 15709

Funny face; play in 1 act, by John P. Mulgrew.
20 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 26, 1915; D : 40769 ; Bert Ska-
telle, San Francisco. 15709a

Funny frolics in fairyland. See Fantasma.

Funny graft; a twenty -five minute sketch for
two women, a man and a phonograph, by W.
A. Frisbie. 12 p. f°. Typewritten.

© William A. Frisbie, Minneapolis; D:
8074, Feb. 28, 1906; 2c. Feb. 28, 1906. 15710

Funny (The) man; dramatic plavlet, by R.
Thayer. 17 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 27, 1910; L) : 21196 ; Royale
Thayer, New York. 15711

•or. The woes of a writer, [by] W. Hul-

comb.

© Willard Holcomb, VVasiiingtuu ; 1899:
62972, Sept. 28. 15712

Funny (The) Mr. Dooley; a musical farce
comedy in 3 acts, by P. E. Quinn. 49 p. f°.
Typewritten. [Words only]

© Paul E. Quinn, New York; D : 3138.
Mar. 9, 1903; 2c. Feb. 12, 1903. 15713

Funny mokes in a fog; a burlesque extrava-
ganza in 1 act and 1 scene, containing origi-
nal dialogue, comic situations and effects, by
A. Rymau.

© Addison Ryman, New Y^'ork ; 1873 :
9281, Aug. 18. 15714

768

15715

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

15732

Funny musician and the musical girl; by O.
Kohler. 1 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 12, 1910 ; D : 17913 ; Otto Kohler,
Plollister, Mo. 15715

Funny (A) pantomime; in 1 act, by W. O.
Dawkins. [1], 2 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 11, 1912; D: 29053; Walter O.
Dawkins, New York. 15716

Funny (The) part of the movies — the mak-
ing; vaudeville sketch by J. F. Byrnes. 6 p.
f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 28, 1914; D: 37154; John F.
Byrnes, Evanston, 111. 15716a

Funny (A) side of life; a 3 act vaudeville
farce, by Frank Dumont. 34 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Ruby Yoder, Oley, Pa. ; D : 3327, Apr. 23,
1903; 2c. Apr. 23, 1903. 15717

or. Stung, play in 1 act, by A. Flamme.

3 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 7, 1912 ; D : 29462 ; Stanton and
Flamme, Cumberland. Md. 15718

Funny (The) story,
lady.

See Lyric (A) and the

Funny valentines; farce in 3 acts, by J. H.
Farroll. 125 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Jeremiah Hiram Farrell, Brooklyn ; 1885 :
8G8G, Apr. 13 ; 2c. June 13. 15719

Fur (The) cloak; a play in 1 act, by J. H. Ir-
vine. 27 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© J. Harry Irvine, London ; D : 14991, Feb.
4, 1909; 2c. Feb. 4, 1909. 15720

Furcht vor der schwiegermutter. See Playing
with fire.

Furchtbar
(Die)

durchgefallen. See Kuenstler

Furie (La); pi^ce en 5 actes en vers, par J.
Bois. [Paris, Impr. de I'lUustration] 1909.
1 p. 1., 80 p. 12°.

© .Tules Bois, Paris; D : 14957, Feb. 1, 1909;
2c. Feb. 1, 1909. 15721

Furious (The) tragedy of Trombone; an epic
ttf tlie age, by E. Lyons.

© Edward Lyons, New York; 1884:6614,
Mar. 27. 15722

Furled (The) banner of the South; a grand
carnival of the Southern states contesting for
the keeping of the old battle flag of the Con-
federacy, compiled by Mrs. L. P. Crow and
Mrs. C. P. White. [Gatesville, Tex., Don C.
Curtis, 1903] [2], 16 p. 12°.

© Mrs. L. P. Crow and Mrs. C. P. White,
Gatesville, Tex.; D : 3347, Apr. 10, 1903; 2c.
Apr. 25, 1903. 15723

Furlough; play of American army life in 3
acts, by C. E. Freybe and Dennis J. Shea.
[1], 15 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 9, 1914; D : 36989 ; Carl E.
Freybe, Boston. 15723a

Furnace (The); or. Love and the fool, a drama
by E. M. Altman. 68 p. f °. Typewritten.

© E. M. Altman, Brooklyn; D:8717, June
19, 1906 ; 2c. June 19, 1906. 15724

Furnished (A) house; play in 2 acts, by Mar-
garet Collier Graham. 35 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Dec. 5, 1911; D: 25939; Jemiie E.
Collier, South Pasadena, Cal. 15725

Furnished rheumatism; play in 1 act, by G.
Rowland and B, Burke. 18 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. June 4, 1913 ; D : 33401 ; George Row-
land and Billie Burke, New York. 15726

Furnished (A) room to let; comical sketch in
1 act, by N. H. Hornstine.

© Nathan H. Hornstine, Philadelphia;
1897 : 62144, Nov. 4. 15727

Furnished rooms; comedy in 1 act, by W.
Bradshaw. 8 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 13, 1914 ; D : 38790 ; Will Brad-
shaw, Chicago. 15727a

— comedy tabloid drama in 1 act, by Chas.
Norton. Chicago, Chicago manuscript co.,
1914. [2], 19 p. f°. Mimeographed.

© Oct. 22, 1914; 2c. Nov. 11, 1914; D:
38771; Alex. Byers, Chicago. 15727b

a farce-comedy in 4 acts, adapted by J. A.

Gulick.

© Joseph A. Gulick, Chicago; 1881:8541;
June 1. 15728

sketch, by G. D. Goldenburg. 6 p. f°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 15, 1910; D: 20464; Grace De-
laney Goldenburg, Cincinnati. 15729

Furnished rooms for rent; vaudeville sketch,
by A. J. Hughes. 16 p. 4°, Typewritten.

© Ic. June 12, 1913; D: 33481; Arthur J.
Hughes, Notre Dame, Ind. 15730

Furniture man; or, Matrimonial tangle, 1 act
comedy, by T. C. Moya. 4 p. f°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Oct. 8, 1909 ; D : 17046 ; Thomas C.
Moya, Boston. 15731

Fuss and feathers; a comedy, dramatic com-
position in 1 act, by E. Le Croix. 10 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Eleanore Le Croix, Indianapolis ; D :
13973, Oct. 1, 1908 ; 2c. Oct. 1, 1908. 15732

5379—15-

■49

769

15733

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

15751

Fuss and feathers — Continued.

a laughter play with pretty music, by J.

F. Cooke and W. G. Stewart.

© James Francis Cooke and William God-
man Stewart, Brooklyn; D:8241, Mar. 28,
1906. 15733

•or, The gilded tree, a social satire set to

iimsic, by O. A. Hauerbach. 120 p. 4°. Type-
written. [Libretto only]

© Otto A. Hauerbach, New York ; D : 5561,
Sept. 24, 1904; 2c. Nov. 21, 1904. 15734

Fuss vs. Feathers; a mock trial, by Everett
Franklin. New York, Dick & Fitzgerald,
1913. 11 p. 12°.

© Jan. 29, 1913; 2c. Jan. 31, 1913; D:
32200; Dick & Fitzgerald, New York. 15735

Fussy (The) old maid, See Miss Rattler.

Futility; a play in 1 act of twenty minutes,
showing how futile the attempt is to reform
some women, by E. O. Von Berries. 11 p.
f°. Typewritten.

© Edward Otto Von Berries, Chicago ; D :
9826, Jan. 22, 1907; 2c. Jan. 22, 1907, 15736

Future (The); or. The tables turned, a comic
opera in 2 acts and 3 scenes, by H. Weir.
[Synopsis]

© Hamilton Weir, New York ; 1890 : 21741,
July 7 ; 2c. July 26. 15737

Future conting'encies; comedy in 3 acts, by L,
W. Smith. [1], 73 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 24, 1913 ; D : 35570 ; Lewis Worth-
ington Smith, Des Moines. 15738

Future flat; sketch, by E. L. Poor. 8 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 11, 1910; D: 20766; Edwin L.
Poor, Oak Park, 111. 15739

Future (The) Lady Holland; comedy in 3 acts,
by Helen P. Kane. New Yorlj, Dick & Fitz-
gerald, 1911. 32 p. 12°.

© July 20, 1911; 2c. July 21, 1911; D:
24748; Dick & Fitzgerald, New York. 15740

Future (The) Mrs. Brice; comedy playlette in
1 act, by W. B. Wright. 12 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Apr. 15, 1911 ; D : 23967 ; Willard B.
Wright, Philadelphia. 15741

Futurists. See Short plays; by Mary Mac-
Millan.

Futurity v/inner; a racing event in 1 act, by
E. Day. 20 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Edmund Day, Brooklyn; D : 9192, Oct.
4, 1906; 2c. Oct. 4, 1906. 15742

Futurity land; a musical farce in 2 acts, by
S. V. Brewster, 34 p. f°. Typewritten. [Li-
bretto only]

© Stephen Van Buren Brewster, East
Orange, N. J.; D : 11551, Oct, 15, 1907; 2c.
Oct. 7, 1907, 15743

Fuzzy; original comedy drama in 4 acts, by B,
Eyferth.

■ © Bruno Eyferth, Duluth, IMinn. ; D : 1326
Jan. 20, 1902. 15744

G, A, R. boys of '61, See Brother against
brother.

G. Christopher; or. The landing of Columbus,
a comedy in 4 acts, by A. Gardner. 72 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Allan Gardner, United States; 1893:
2438, Jan. 10; 2c. Feb. 4. 15745

G. (Der) m. b. h. tenor; schwank in 4 akten,
von Arthur Lipiischitz. Berlin, Eduard
Bloch, 1910. 79 p. 12°.

© Ic. Jan. 7, 1911 ; D : 24126 ; Eduard Bloch,
Berlin. 15746

Gabe's home run; comedy in 1 act, by William
and Josephine Giles. Milwaukee, A. E. Reim
[1910] 6 p. 16°.

© Apr. 15, 1911; 2c. Apr. 21, 1911; D:
24013; Adolph E. Reim, Milwaukee. 15747

Gabiua; rausikdrama in 3 aufziigen, dichtung
von Robert Overweg, musik von Arthur Wulf-
fius. Leipzig, Leipziger biihnenverlag Ehr-
hard Schultz, 1914. 58 p. 12°. [Libretto
only]

© Apr. 20, 1914; Ic. May 21, 1914; D:
37097; Leipziger biihnenverlag Ehrhard
Schultz, Leipzig. 15747a

Gabri und die frauen; ein schauspiol in 3
akten und 4 bildern, von David Pinski. Ber-
lin, Theaterverlag E. Bloch, 1911. 79 p. 12°.

© Dec. 13, 1911; 2c. Feb. 17, 1912; D:
29417; Eduard Bloch, Berlin. 15748

Gabriel Grub; a goblin legend, a demoniac
sketch, by C. Majilton.

© Charles Majilton, New York; 1873:
12842, Nov. 6. 15749

Gabriel Prime; play in 3 acts, by A. M. Pope.
03 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 16, 1915; D: 42009; Allan M.
Pope, Manlius, N, Y. 15749a

Gabriel Schillings flucht; drama, von Gerhart
Hauptmann. Berlin, F. Bloch erben, 1912.
88 p. 8°.

© Ic. Aug. 21, 1912 ; D : 30584 ; Felix Bloch
erben, Berlin. 15750

— Same. Berlin, S. Fischer verlag, 1912.
181 p. 12°.

© May 29, 1912; 2c. Aug. 28, 1912; D:
32428; S. Fischer verlag, Berlin. 15751

770

15752

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

15773

Gabriella; a lyric drama in 1 act, Italian li-
bretto by Charles Alfred Byrne and Fulvio
Fulgonio, English version by Mowbray Mar-
ras, music by Emilio Pizzi. London, R. Cocks
& CO., 1893. 3 p. 1., [5]-27 p. 8°. [Lyrics
only. Italian and English]

© Robert Cocks & cc, London ; 1893 : 54094,
Dec. 7; Ic. Dec. 8. 15752

Gabrielle; a comedy drama in' 4 acts, adapted
from the French of Dumas, by A. D. Hall.

© Arthur D. Hall, New Rochelle, N. Y. ;
1897:52001, Sept. 17. 15753

a play in 4 acts, by C. W. Tackenberg. 53 p.

f°. Typewritten.

© (Jliarles W. Tackenberg, Cincinnati ; D :
8681, June 12, 1906; 2c. Oct. 30, 1906. 15754

Gabrielle "West; a play in 3 acts, by Katherine
Gordon.

© Charlotte Z. Church, Boston ; D : 13267,
June 22, 1908. 15755

Gabriello der fischer; eine burleske in 4 auf-
ziigen, von Ernst Preczang. Berlin, Theater-
verlag Arion, 1910. 55 p. 12°.

© Oct. 27, 1910; 2c. Nov. 21, 1910; D:
22604 ; Arion verlag, Berlin. 15756

Gaby; com^die en 3 actes, par G. Thurner. (In
L'lllustration theatrale, 12 mars, 1910)

© Mar. 12, 1910 ; 2c. Apr. 2, 1910 ; D : 20665 ;
Georges Thurner, Paris. 15757

■review in 1 act, by Harry B. and R. B.

Smith. 53 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 12, 1911 ; D : 25272 ; Robert B.
Smith, Nev; York. 15758

Gadfly (The); a drama, by J. L. Gilder.

© Jeaunette L. Gilder, New York; 1898:
2879, Jan. 4. 15759

Gadsby's girls; a farce in 3 acts, by Bertha
('urrier Porter. Boston, W. H. Baker & co.,
1909. 36 p. 12°.

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston ; D : 15529,
Apr. 3, 1909; 2c. May 14, 1909. 15760

Ganscben von Buchenau; lustspiel in 1 akt,
nach Bayard, von W. Friedrich, with table of
difficulties by Sigmon M. Stern. New York,
H. Holt and company. (Stern's selected Ger-
man comedies prepared for students, no. 7)

© Plenry Holt & co., New York ; 1884 : 8836,
Apr. 28; 2c. May 21. 15761

Same.

© by Ada N. Stern, New York, as widow
of the author, in renewal for 28 years. Re-
newal no. 2403, Jan. 2, 1912. Original entry,
Apr. 28, 1884, no. 8836. 15762

Gaeton, the dumb brigand; or. The wronged
heir, a melodrama in 2 acts, by [C. S.] Con-
stantine.

© Sig. Constantine, St. Louis; 1873:10208,
Sept. 9. 15763

Gafas (Las) negras; sainete de costumbres
madrilenas, en 1 acto y 3 cuadros, original de
M. Moncayo y J. DIaz-Plaza, mtisica del maes-
tro Manuel Penella. Madrid [Sociedad de
autores espanoles] 1909. 47 p. 12°. [Libret-
to only]

© Nov. 18, 1909; 2c. Nov. 19, 1909; D:
17491 ; Manuel Moncayo y Jose Dfaz-Plaza,
Madrid. 15764

Gaffer's daughter; a play in 5 acts, dramatized
from Dickens' Our mutual friend, by G. Gar-
rigues.

© Gertrude Garrigues, St. Louis; 1872:
12823, Dec. 5. 15765

Gaietes (Les) du huis-clos; revue judiciaire en
1 acte, de Louis Bouvet et Ch. DarantiSre.
Paris, C. Joubert, 1911. 32 p. 8°.

© Feb. 25, 1911; 2c. Feb. 20, 1911; D:
23402; Joubert, Paris. 15766

Gaiety girl; by G. Nagel. 8 p. f°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Mar. 30, 1910; D : 20645 ; George
Nagel, Newark, N. J. 15767

Gaikwar; Thibetan comic opera in 3 acts, by
F. R. Bellamy, music by W. S. Valentine.
[55] p. f°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. May 17, 1910 ; D : 21294 ; Frank R.
Bellamy and William S. Valentine, Rochester,
N. Y. 15768

Gainsborough (TLe) hat; by W. D. Nesbit.

© Wilbur D. Nesbit, Evanston, 111.; D:
12215, Jan. 20, 1908. 15769

drama, by W. D. Nesbit. 70 p. 4°. Type-

written.

© Ic. Mar. 4, 1910; D: 20339; Wilbur D.
Nesbit, Evanston, 111. 15770

Gainsborough (A) lady. See Picture plays.

'Gainst kith and kin; a drama in 3 acts, by
H. Dumars. Typewritten.

© Horace Dumars, New York ; 1889 : 1459,
Jan. 10; Ic. Jan. 10. 15771

Gaites (Les) du veuvage; comedie bouffe en
3 actes, par E[rnest] Grenet-Dancourt. Paris,
Librairie theatrale, 1904. 2 p. 1., 155 p. 12°.

© L. Michaud, Paris ; D : 4858, Apr. 11,
1904; 2c. Apr. 11, 1904. 15772

Gal (The) from Skowhegan; by B. Remsey
and J. Bradham. 6 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Bill Remsey and Juanita Bradham, New
York; D:3074, Feb. 24, 1903; 2c. Apr. 22,
1903. 15773

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15773

DBAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

15790

Gal (The) of my dreams; original comedy
drama in 5 acts, by Lem B. Parker. [67] p.
f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 22, 1914 ; D : 37931 ; M. M. and
Ed. Dubinslvy, Pvock Island, 111. 15773a

Gal (The) what walked in her sleep. See
Somnambula (La)

Galatea; a drama in 5 acts from the Greek, by
L. Ganiaris. 69 p. f°. Ms.

© Ic. Mar. 6, 1912 ; D : 29054 ; Louis Gani-
aris, New York. 15774

Galatea of Greenbaum's; or, Why Hogan left
the forg'e, a protean .sketch, by K. G. Mc-
Loiighlin. [2], 20 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 3, 1910; D: 21937; Katlierine
G. McLoughlin, New York. 15775

Galatea of the toy-shop. See Po' white trash
and other one act dramas.

Galathea; or, Woman always woman, fantas-
tic drama in 4 acts, by Michael Goldberg.

-CNLJJND ,""^"1-12 ttr"*b3 ^"nc" ,irnx :'"j^rn'L:N''psy'

Galeria popular; revista en 1 acto y 4 cuadros,
libro de F. Carrasco y T. Gutierrez, mfisica
de Jose Martin Domingo y Juan Mula Ortega.
Madrid [Sociedad de autores espaiioles] 1915.
33 p. 12°. [Libretto only]

© Aug. 30, 1915 ; Ic. Sept. 1, 1915 ; D : 41658 ;
Fausto Carrasco y Teodoro Gutierrez, Mad-
rid. 15781a

Gall; an American comedy in a prologue and 4
acts, by G. H. Je.ssop and J. B. Polk.

© George H. Jessop and Josiah B. Polk,
New York; 1879:8490, June 26. 15782

Gallant (The) Fifth; original character act,
words, music and title, by E. Harrigan.

© Edward Harrigan, Brooklyn; 1874:365,
Jan. 10. 15783

Gallant (The) Pole and the gal who was stole.
See Bohemian (The) gyurl.

Gallant (The) 69th; a drama in 4 acts, by P.
H. Grant. 70 p. f°. Typewritten.

© P. H. Grant, Chicago; 1888:32099, Nov.
19; 2c. July 25, 1891. 15784

JirD-l^S: .?2 p2 ^r'OpX 4 ^-N Kr:sn r2;^'0 Gallery (The) god; comedy in 1 act and 2 scenes,

by H. J. Butzow and Jack Burnett. 11 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 27, 1911 ; D : 23474 ; Herbert J.
Butzow, Ardmore, Okla. 15785

Gallery gods; or, Irish pluck, a comedy drama,
in 3 acts, by Dr. O. P. Sweet.

© O. P. Sweet, Boston; 1885:6479, Mar.
18. 15786

Galley (The) slave; an original drama in 5
acts, by B. Campbell.

© Bartley Campbell, United States; ISSO:
13549, Sept. 4. 15787

65 p. 4 . Mimeographed.

© Ic. Sept. 4, 1913 ; D : 34321 ; Julius Bro-
der. New York. 15776

Galaxy (A) of stars; or, Peter Ihbetson's
dream, an operatic potpoui-ri, dialogue by E.
S. Barnett, music selected from the earlier
operas of Gilbert and Sullivan.

© Evelyn Snead Barnett, Louisville; 1896:
11828. Feb. 21. 15777

Gale (The); semi-rural American comedy in
3 acts, by A. Luzzi. [2], 119 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Jan. 22, 1912; D:2S388; Arthur
Luzzi, New York. 15778

Gale (Den) onkel; eller, TJten skalp, farce i 1
akt, af Per Urdahl. Kristiauia, H. Asche-
houg & CO., 1913. 2 p. 1., 28 p. 12°. (For
amat0r teatret)

©Nov. 19, 1913; 2c. Dec. 29, 1913; D:
35489; H. Ascliehoug & co., Christiania,
Norway. 15778a

Galeed; a play in 4 acts, by M. E. Ryan. 149 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Marah Ellis Ryan, Jumonville, Pa.; D:
3751, July 23, 1903; 2c. July 23, 1903. 15779

Galeotto! a drama in 3 acts and prologue, adap-
tation from Spanish, by S. C. de Soissons.
Typewritten.

© S. C. de Soissons, Campello, Mass.;
1895: 19696, Apr. 9; Ic. Apr. 9. 15780

a play.

© Hugo Relaliiger, New York; 1889:5485,
Feb. 16. 15781

Galliger; a high school comedy in 3 acts with a

prologue, by R. Woodman. Franklin, Ohio,

Eldridge entertainment co., 1911. 52 p. 8°.

© Feb. 3, 1911 ; 2c. Feb. 25, 1911 ; D :

23575; Rea Woodman, Poughkeepsie, N. Y.

15788

Gallo (El) de la pasion; entrenies en prosa
original, de J. L6pez Silva y J. Pellicer, con
mtisica de los maestros Valverde. Madrid
[Sociedad de autores espafioles] 1907. 25 p.
12°. [Libretto only]

© Jose Lopez Silva y Julio Pellicer, Madrid ;
D : 11301, Sept. 5, 1907 ; 2c. Sept. 5, 1907.

15789

Galloper (The) See Farces; by Richard Hard-
ing Davis.

Gallus Jake; an Ethiopian comicality, in 1
scene. New York, Happy hours company
[1874] 7 p. 12°. (The Ethiopian drama,
no. 70)

© Happy hours co.. New York; 1874:
12225, Sept. 28; 2c. Oct. 17. 15790

772

15790

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

15811

Galope de araor; opereta en 1 acto, dividido en 4
ciuulros, original de E. Ferraz Revenga,
nitisica del maestro Penella. Madrid [Socie-
dad de autores espaSoles] 1915. 40 p. 12°.
[Libretto only]

© June 24, 1915; Ic. June 25, 1915; D:
41068 ; Emilio Ferraz Revenga, Madrid.

15790a

Galvanizer (The); by P. D. Hunter.

© Peter D. Hunter, Forest Lake, Minn. ;
D: 15453, Mar. 26, 1909. 15791

Gamaliel; a comedy in 5 acts, written and arr.
by Mrs. Benjamin G. Noyes and Katie St.
John Noyes.

© Mrs. Beniamin G. Noyes and Katie St.
Jolin Noyes, New Haven; 1875:7329, July
12. 15792

Gamble and graft; 1 act drama in 5 scenes, by
G. Edwards. 5 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 30, 1912 ; D : 31287 ; Gustav Ed-
wards, Portland, Or. 15793

Same. 12 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 21, 1912; D: 31545; Gus. Ed-
wards, San Francisco. 15794

Gambled for gold; a drama, by Mrs. A. M. Free-
man.

© Mrs. A. M. Freeman, Chicago ; 1881 :
6793, May 2. 15795

Gambler (The); by Edwin Holland. [3], 24 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 14, 1911 ; D : 23355 ; Harvey
Clark, Winthrop Highlands, Mass. 15796

by M. M. Cohn. 6 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 28, 1911 ; D : 24826 ; Matilda
Marion Cohn, Sacramento, Cal. 15797

an entirely new and original sensational

drama in 3 acts and 7 tableaux, by E. T.
Goodrich.

© E. T. Goodrich, Buffalo; 1882:14983,
Sept. 9. 15798

intensely dramatic comedy drama in 1 act.

by James Edwards. Chicago, Chicago manu-
script CO., 1913. [1], 24 p. f°. Mimeo-
graphed.

© Nov. 14, 1913; 2c. Nov. 26, 1913; D:
85147; Alexander Byers, Chicago. 15799

— a play in 5 acts, by F. J. Syme.

© Frederick James Syrae, New York ; 1888 :
7060, Mar. 7. 15800

— play in 1 act, by P. Shaw. [2], 15 p. 4°.

Gambler (A) in hearts; 4 act comedy. Type-
written.

© Ai-thur Weld, Milwaukee; 1899:74791,
Nov. 16; 2c. Nov. 17. • 15802

Gambler of the West.

© Albert H. Woods, New York ; D : 7762,
Dec. 26, 1905. 15803

Gamblers (The); in 3 acts, by C. Klein. [3],
114 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 17, 1910; D : 22075 ; Charles
Klein. New York. 15804

Gambler's (The) atonement. See Sibyl Grey.

Gambler's (The) crime; a melodrama in 4 acts,
by J. Jarx'ow.

© Joseph Jarrow, New York; D : 6421,
Mar. 29, 1905. 15805

— See also Alvina.

Gambler's (A) daughter; 4 act melodrama, by
Owen Davis.

© Richard L. Crescy, Chicago ; D : 1016,
Oct. 26, 1901. 15806

-See also Gyp.

Gambler's (The) dream and his awakening;
in 3 parts, by L. M. Browne. 5 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Sept. 6, 1911; D: 25145; Lacey M.
Browne, New York. 15807

Gambler's (The) ghost; an original 1 act play
of the novthland, by C. K Royal. 2 p. I., 13 p.
8°. Typewritten.

, © Ic. Nov. 2, 1914 ; D : 38674 ; Charles El-
liott Royal, Port Orchard, Wash. 15807a

Gambler's (The) hunch; play in 1 act, by W.
W. Hughes. 3 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 29, 1913; D: 35188; William
Wauters Hughes, University Place, Neb.

15808

See also Seventeen-twenty.

Gambler's (A) life; a melodrama in 4 acts, and
11 scenes, by E. Garrick. 77 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Edwin Garrick, Chicago ; 1891 : 13743.
Apr 16; 2c. Apr 16. 1894. 15809

Gambler's (The) love; by E. H. Meyer.

© Emma Herey Meyer, Denver ; D : 1299S
May 18, 1908. 15810

Typewritten.

© Ic. May 17, 1913 ; D : 33278 ; Percy Shaw,
New York. 15801

dramatic composition in 1 act, by F. .1

Mahon. 6 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Frank J. Mahon, Detroit ; D : 3720, July
13, 1903; 2c. June 29, 1903. 15811

Gambler's (The) romance. See On the Rio
Grande. — Tenderfoot's (The) turn.

773

15812

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

15831

Gambler's (A) son; a drama in 4 acts, by H.
D. lUieker.

© H. David Kucker, Watertown, Wis.; D:
2472, Oct. 20. 1902.. 15812

Gamblers (Tbe) trials; a sensational drama of
tlie Frencli Revolution, 1848, by M. Moses.

© Maiu-ice Moses, New York ; 1896 : 26484,
Apr. 30. 15S13

Gambling; 1 act play, by F. Kiper. [19] p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 5, 1912; D: 28233; Florence
Kiper, Chicago. 15814

play in 1 act, by E. Hansen. 8 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. July 15, 1911; D: 24701; Edward
Hansen, New York. 15815

Gambling (The) duke. Sec Ideal (The)

Gambrinus; historical sensation drama in 4
acts and 7 parts, with songs, ballet and phan-
tasmagoria, by Max Illar.

© C. D. Hillman, Chicago; 1877:12646,
Nov. 2. 15816

spieloper in 3 akten, text von A. v. Wen-

ing.

© Adolf von Wening, Brooklyn; 1896:
50720, Sept. 10. 15817

Gambrinus, king of lager beer; a historical,
musical, comical and nonsensical Ethiopian
burlesque, by Frank Dumont, music arr. for
the pianoforte, by Alfred B. Sedgwick. New
York, R. M. De Witt.

© Robert M. De Witt, New York; 1876:
14578, Dec. 29; 2c. Sept. 15, 1877. 15818

Game (The); comedy drama in 3 acts, by G. S.
Booth. [132] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 23, 1911; D: 28077; Charles
Stewart Booth, New York. 15819

comedy drama of modern American life

in 3 acts, by C. S. Booth. [166] p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Jan. 30, 1912; D: 28490; Charles
Stewart Booth, New York. 15820

Same. [150] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 1, 1912; D: 292.57; Charles
Stewart Booth, Easton, Pa. 15821

— comedy in 4 acts, by J. E. Fillmore. 136 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 30, 1915 ; D : 39541 ; John Eldon
Fillmore, Fairfield, Conn. 15821a

comedy in miniature, by C. W. Tackenberg.

[3], 19 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 8, 1914 ; D : 39032 ; Charles Wil-
liam Tackenberg, Cincinnati. 15821b

Game (The) — Continued.

drama in 3 acts, by G. Bolton. 94 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. July 15, 1913 ; D : 33795 ; Guy Bolton.
New York. 15822

— dramatic composition in 3 acts, by Jerrold
Sheppard. 85 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 5, 1910; D: 20355; Darcy &
Wolford, inc.. New York. 15823

— 1 act play, by L. Bryant. 15 p. 4°. Type-

written.

© Ic. Aug. 25, 1915 ; D : 41574 ; Louise Bry-
ant, Portland, Or. 15823a

play in 4 acts, by A. Ramsey. 140 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. July 23, 1914; D: 37654; Alicia Rnm-
sey. New York. 15823b

by F. Moss. 51 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. ,Tuly 6, 1911; D: 24642; Fredric
Moss, Kansas City, Mo. 15824

- — play in 1 act, by A. Hoffman. [2], 14 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 2, 1913 ; D : 35230 ; Aaron Hoff-
man, New York. 15825

play in 3 acts, by H. L. Rockwell. [65] p.

f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 1, 1912; D: 28627; Horace L.
Rockwell, Chicago. 15826

— -play of college life in 4 acts, by L. Clem-
ens aiid T. G. Springer. 103 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Nov. 13, 1913; D: 35016; Thomas
Grant Springer and Le Roy Clemens, Ivong
Island City, N. Y. 15827

— play of to-day in 3 acts, by T. L. Brady.
5 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 23, 1913; D: 34534; Thurman
Lemiul Brady, Muncie, Ind. 15828

sketch in 1 act, by W. C. Lengel. 10 p. f".

Typewritten.

© Ic. July 26, 1910; D: 21647; William
Charles Lengel, Kansas City, Mo. 15829

Game (The) and candle; a comedy iu 1 act, by
E. B. Perkins.

© Elizabeth B. Perkins, New York; 1899:
76110, Nov. 21. 15830

Game (The) and the candle; an American play
in 3 acts, by A. Glassmire. 97 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Albert Glassmire, Philadelphia ; D : 9339,
Oct. 29, 1906; 2c. Dec. 3, 1906. 15831

comedy in 4 acts, by T. Scott. 153 p. 4".

Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 16, 1914; D: 38136; Temple
Scott, Stamford, Conn. 15831a

774

15832

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

15854

Game (The) and the candle — Continued.

a play in 3 acts, by Paxil Harness [pseud.

of F. P. Holden]

© Florence P. Holden, Milwaukee; 12222,
Jan. 22, 1908. 15832

Game (The) by rule; a drama, by L. W. Smith.
4G p. 4°. Type\Yritten.

© Lewis Worthington Smith, Des Moines;
D: 12975, Mav 6, 1908; 2c. June 1, 1908.

15833

Game (A) for life. See Jack.

Game (A) for two; a comedy in 1 act, by Walt
Makee [pseud, of W. H. Maguire]

© Walter Haynes Maguire, Philadelphia :
D:357, Apr. 17, 1901. 15834

an episode in 1 act, for a man and his wife,

by P. Wilstach. Ms. and typewritten.

© Paul Wilstach, Washington; 1896:
68258, Dec. 14; 2c. Dec. 14. 15835

See also Monolog'ues and duologues.

Game Jim Gaylord; by W. Danforth.

© Webster Danforth, Ehuhurst, 111. ; D :
7766, Dec. 23, 1905. 15836

Game-keeper (The); comedy in 3 acts with
music, by N. H. Saylor. 65 p. f°. Typewrit-
ten. [Libretto only]

© Nathan H. Saylor, Portland, Or.; D:
14261, Nov. 11, 1908 ; 2c. Dec. 14, 1908. 15837

an Irish comedy drama in 4 acts, by Con

T. IMurphy,

© Ed. W. Ilowland, Chicago ; 1900 A : .5088.
Feb. 24. 15838

Game (The) king'; a comic opera, [by] B. D.
Wliiting and F. W. Arnold, jr.

© Borden D. Whiting and Frederick W.
Arnold, jr.. Providence, R. I. ; 1897 : 28026,
May 6. 15839

Game (A) of base ball; a farce comedy, by L.
Forrester.

© Lon Forrester, Elizabeth, N. .T. ; 1889:
14874, IMay 16. 15840

Game (A) of billiards; a temperance sketch in
1 scene, by McDermott & Trumble. ' New
York, Happy hours company [1875] 1 p. 1.,
9 p. 12°. ( [The amateur stage, no. 39] )

© Happy hours co., New York ; 1875 : 10546.
Oct. 13; 2c. Nov. 5. 15841

Game (A) of bluflf; a comedy drama in 4 acts,
by F. W. Byrdsall.

© F. W. Byrdsall, New York; 1888:14981,
May 22. 15842

a comedy sketch in 1 act, by T. Krebs. 8 p.

f°. Typewritten.

© Tony Krebs, Boston ; D : 605, June 24,
1901 ; 2c. June 24, 1901. 15843

Game (A) of bluff — Continued.

a farce comedy in 3 acts, by W. A. Sone-

born.

© Walter A. Soneborn, New York; 1899:
2310; Jan. 4; 2c. Jan. 4. 15844

fin original American comicality, in 1 act.

© .John E. Owens, Towsontown, Md. ; 1874 :
10968, Aug. 22. 15845

Game (A) of bridg'e; a monologue, by Helen
Bagg. Philadelphia, The Penn publishing
company, 1905. 7 p. 12°.

© Penn pub. co., Philadelphia ; D : 68-53,
June 21, 1905; 2c. June 21, 1905. 15846

Game (A) of cards; a comedietta in 1 act,
freely tr. from the French, German, and Dan-
ish editions, by L. J. Hollenius. New Yorlc,
R. M. De Witt, 1875. 16 p. 12°. (De Witt's
acting plays, no. 192] )

© Robert M. De Witt, New York; 1875:
14054, Dec. 30; 2c. Mar. 1, 1876. 15847

Game (A) of chance; or. Allotting- the bride,
a comedy in 1 act, by Irving Metcalfe,

© Roxbury pub. co.. New York; 1899:
76314 ; Nov. 22 ; 2c. Nov. 15. 15848

See also Demaris Lestrange. — Otto.

Game (A) of checkers; by L. Clifford. Type-
written.

© Leo Clifford, New York ; 1900 A : 14235,
June 8; 2c. June 8. 15849

Game of chess; by Robert C. V. Meyers.

© P. Garrett & co.; Philadelphia; 1889:
34447, Nov. 12. 15850

— —a drama in 5 acts, by L. de V. Chaudron.

© Louis de V. Cliaudron, Mobile; 1880:

8600, June 5. 15851

drama in 1 act, by K. S. Goodman. 24 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 13, 1913; D: 35015; Kenneth
Sawyer Goodman, Chicago. 15852

play in 1 act, by K. S. Goodman. New

York, Vaughan & Gomme, 1914 ; 29 p. 12°.

© May 22, 1914; 2c. May 23, 1914; D:
87105; Kenneth Sawyer Goodman, Chicago.

15852a

by N. D. Anderson. 7 p. f°. Type-

written.

© Ic. Sept. 11, 1911 ; D : 2.5188 ; N. D. Ander-
son, Baltimore. 15853

— See also Quick curtain. — ^Women in love.

Game (A) of comedy; a dramatic sketch in 1
act, from the French, bv Sherwin Lawrence
Cook. Boston, W. H. Baker & co., 1902. 10 p.
12°.

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston ; D : 2504.
Nov. 8, 1902 ; 2c. Nov. 19, 1902. 15854

7,75

15855

DEAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

15875

Game of consequences; play in 1 act, by F.
Nathan. 20 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 19, 1910; D: 20505; Frances
Nathan, New York. 15855

Game (A) of craft; by F, Grabame. 139 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Ferdinand Graliame, Pliiladelphia ; D :
3355, Apr. 29, 1903; 2c. Apr. 29, 1903. 15856

Game of crime; a sensational drama in 3 acts
and prologue, written by C. Schroder and J.
AVhite.

© Charles Schroder and John White, United
States ; 1873 : 3010, Mar. 26. 15857

Game (A) of destiny; by E. O. Child. 24 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Edwin Ogden Child, New York ; D : 717,
Aug. 5, 1901; 2c. Aug. 5, 1901. 15858

Game (A) of dominoes; a comedy in 1 act,
adapted from the French of Louis Emile Du-
bry, by L. A. Bradbury. Boston, W. H. Baker
& company, 1885.

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston; 1885:
24809, Nov. 27; 2c. Dec. 14. 15859

See also Masqueraders (The)

Game (The) of finance; drama in 3 acts, by
M. A. Rose. [75] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 17, 1913 ; D : 33521 ; IMary Ann
Rose, San Francisco. 15860

Game (A) of freeze out; by F. Aulich. 7 p.
f°. Typewritten.

© Frederic Aulich, Chicago ; D : 11013, July
20, 1907; 2c. July 20, 1907. 15861

vaudeville .sketch in 1 act, by F. Gerald.

24 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 19, 1915; D : 39737 ; Florence
Gerald, New York. 15861a

or. Frozen out, a comedy sketch, by T. F.

O'Malley.

© Eugene O'Rourke, New York; 1897:
34756, June 22. 15862

Game (A) of gold; melodrama, by A. G. Stuart.

25 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 25, 1915; D : 39788 ; Alan Gor-
den Stuart, New York. 15862a

Game (A) of golf; an original sketch, by George
M. Cohan. Typewritten.

© Beatrice Moreland, New Y'ork ; 1898:
14868, Mar. 2; 2c. Mar. 2. 15863

Game (A) of hearts; a comedy drama in 4
acts, by A. H. Laidlaw, jr. 62 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Alexander H. Laidlaw, jr.. New York;
1896 : 24940, Apr. 22 ; 2c. Sept. 25. 15864

Game (A) of hearts — Continued.

a comedy drama in 3 acts, by C. Pollock.

82 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Channing Pollock, New York ; D : 3494,
May 26, 1903; 2c. July 13, 1903. 15865

comedy in 3 acts, by M. J. Newman. 51 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 9, 1910 ; D : 20990 ; Mordecai J.
JMewman, Chicago. 15866

from the Spanish by L. X. Floyd.

© Lucretia Xavier Floyd, Boston; 1900 A:
2091, Jan. 23. 15867

— comic opera in 3 acts, by A. M. Ford.

© Anna M. Ford, Philadelphia ; D : 656,
July 15, 1901. 15868

— See also Pioneer (The)

Game (The) of life; a melodrama in 5 acts, by

W. Howell Poole. 62 p. 4°. Typewritteii.

© Dixon, Slater & Swart, New York; D:

2149, July 24, 1902; 2c. July 25, 1902. 15869

a melodrama in prologue and 4 acts, by

Clarence Black. 54 p. f . Typewritten.

© July 2, 1909; 2c. July 26, 1909; D:
16371; Alexander Byers, Chicago. 15870

— See also Child hero. — Paying the price.

Game (A) of lobby; a comedy in 1 act, by W.
L. Lock wood.

© W. L. Lockwood, Washington; 1898:
28348, May 6. 15871

Game (The) of love; modern romance in 3
acts, by H. S. Sheldon. 126 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Sept. 25, 1914; D: 38307; H. S. Shel-
don, Tappan, N. Y. 15871a

^a play in 4 acts, by F. Mariani. 105 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Federico Mariani, New York ; D : 14947.
Jan. 30, 1909; 2c. Jan. 30, 1909. 15872

Game (The) of masks; comedy in 3 acts, by
F. Gottschalk. 162 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 7, 1912; D: 29902; Ferdinand
Gottschalk, New York. 15873

Game of pinochle. See Pride and charity.
Game (A) of poker. See Straight (A) flush.
Game (The) of tag; a comic .sketch in 1 act.

by D. Conger. 22 p. 8°. Typewritten.
© David Conger, Syracuse, N. Y. ; D : 3066,

Feb. 19, 1903; 2c. Feb. 19, 1903. 15874

Game (The) of three; a sea tale, a comedy

drama in 1 act, by A. H. Laidlaw, jr. 20 p.

4°. Typewritten.
© Alexander H. Laidlaw, jr.. New York;

1895:58287, Nov. 19; 2c. Nov. 27. 15875

See also Captain Walrus.

776

15876

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

15893

Game (A) of tickle tockle; comedietta, by Theo-
dore Kremer. [1], 17 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 12, 1912; D: 28337; Albert An-
druss, Whitestone, N. Y. 15876

Game (A) of tit-for-tat. Sec Quits.

Game (A) of wits; a comedy in 1 act, by E. O.
Towne.

© Edward Owings Towne, Chicago ; 1897 :
25959, Apr. 26. 15877

Game (A) on the government. See Titled (A)
American.

Game to the last; a sensational drama in 3 acts,
by H. C. Franck.

© Harry C. Franck, Chicago; 1882:21501,
Dec. 18. 15878

Gamin de Paris. See Vagabond (The) of Paris.

Gamine (La); com^die en 4 actes, par P. Veber

et H. de Gorsse. 41 p. 4°. (L'llhistration

thgatrale. Paris, 7* ann§e, 177, 22 avril 1911)

© Apr. 22, 1911; 2c. May 12, 1911; D:

24193 ; Pierre Veber & Henry de Gorsse, Paris.

15879

Gamle-landet; folkespel i 4 akter, af Sigurd
Eldegard. Kristiania, Olaf Norlis forlag, 1914.
Ill p. 12°.

© Nov. 15, 1913 ; Ic. Dec. 8, 1913 ; Ic. Jan.
10, 1914; D: 35631; Olaf Norli, Christiania,
Norway. 15879a

Gamle (De) paa Maaseholmen; skuespil i 3
akter, af Laurits Fj0rtoft. Kristiania, H.
Aschehoug & co., 1913. 2 p. 1., 107 p. 12°.

© Nov. 19, 1913; 2c. Dec. 23, 1913; D:
35425; H. Aschehoug & co., Christiania, Nor-
way. 15880

Gamma Grethel. See Golden (The) goose.

Gammon and spinach; a play, by H. M. O'Kane
Conwell.

© H. M. O'Kane Conwell, Larchmont, N.
Y.; D:7438, Oct. 21. 1905. 15881

Gammon's hired girl; sketch in 1 act, by M. H.
Thurston. 16 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© May Henderson Thurston, Mechanic
Falls, Me. ; D : 6460, Apr. 4, 1905 ; 2c. Al>r. 4,
1905. 15882

Gang (The) on the comer; monologue, by A.
Denvir and E. Hopkins. [l].19p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. June 26, 1914 ; D : 37461 ; Arthur Den-
vir and Edwin Hopkins, New York. 15882a

Gangster (The)

4 act drama of East Side life, by D. B.
Bartelstone. [1], 87 p. 4°. Ms.

© Ic. Oct. 2, 1912; D: 31023; David B.
Bartelstone, New York. 15883

Gaol gate; by Lady Gregory. ( In Tlie Gaelic
American, Dec. 1, 1906)

© Lady Gregory, Gort, Ireland ; D : 9647 ;
Dec. 1, 1906; 2c. Dec. 1, 1906. 15884

Gap (The) of Inchegora; sensational drama, by
J. Pritchard.

© Johana Pritchard, Brooklyn ; 1871 : 1210,
Feb. 14. 15885

Garada (The) stone; a comedy in 3 acts, by M.
Morton [i. e. M. M. Conlieim]

© Martha Morton, New York; 1884:5371,
Mar. 13. ^ 15886

Garafelia's husband; play in 1 act, by E. W.

Bates. 27 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 20, 1915 ; D : 41259 ; Esther Wil-
lard Bates. Boston. 15886a

Garage (Die); komodie in 1 akt, von Hans
Miiller. Berlin, F. Bloch erben, 1912. 32 p.
12°.

© Ic. Aug. 21, 1912 ; D : 30967 ; Felix Bloch
erben, Berlin. 15887

Gargonniere a louer; vaudeville en 1 acte, [de]
Henry Moreau et Marc Sonal [pseud, de
Georges Lanos] Paris, C. Joubert, 1909.
23 p. 4°.

© Sept. 29, 1909; 2c. Dec. 28, 1909; D:
17797; Joubert, Paris. 15888

Garden (The) of affinities. See Land (The) of
alimony.

Garden (The) of destiny; oriental fantasv in
4 acts, by H. Marshall. [1], 27 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Sept. 12, 1914 ; D : 38100 ; Herbert
Marshall, Rochester, Nev. 15888a

Garden (A) of dreams; by H. J. Lebo.

© Harvey J. Lebo, Tipton, Ind. ; D : 12257,
Jan. 27, 1908. 15889

a fantastic comedy in 1 act, by M. D, Bu-

chanan. 3 p. 4 . Typewritten.

© Marcia Darrah Buchanan, Kansas City,
Mo. ; D : 2909, Jan. 26, 1903 ; 2c. Jan. 26, 1903.

15890

romantic drama in 4 acts, by L. A. Winch.

[118] p. f . Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 7, 1911; D: 25160; Lewis A.
Winch, Cleveland, O. 15891

Garden of Eden; a comedy in 4 acts, by E. W.
Presbrey. 162 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Eugene W. Presbrey, New York ; D :
5001, May 9, 1904; 2c. May 9, 1904. 15892

See also Book (The) of Portia.

Garden of girls; by B. Gerard.

© Barnev Gerard, New York; D: 10028,
June 8. 1909. 15893

777

15894

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

15910

Garden of g-irls — Continued.

book and lyrics by B. Gerard, music by

Albert von Tilzer. [3], 82 p. 4°. Type^Yrit-
ten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Au£?. 9, 1910 ; D : 21766 ; Barney Ger-
ard, New York. 15894

'Play in 3 acts, by F. Chapin. 124 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. May 1, 1912 ; D : 29562 ; Frederic Cha-
pin, New York. 15895

play in 2 acts, book and lyrics by B. Goi'-

ard, music by Albert von Tilzor. Rev. edition.
[91] p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Au^. IS, 1913; D: 341S7; Barney Gei-
ard, New York. 15896

Garden (The) of graft; a municipal ownership

idyl in 2 acts, by H. W. Hayes. 42 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Hiram W. Hayes, St. Louis; D:7095,

Aug. 11, 1905; 2c. Sept. 11, 1905. 15897

Garden (The) of illusions; comedy in 3 acts,

by Cora Maynard [pseud, of E. C. Griffin]

120 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 8, 1915 ; D : 41702 ; Emily Cora
Griffin, Mamaroneck, N. Y. 15897a

Garden (The) of lies; an original dramatic
romance in 5 acts, by M. Williamson. 66 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© IMaud Williamson, New York ; D : 7107.
Aug. 15, 1905; 2c. Aug. 24, 1905. 15898

Garden (The) of love; by S. F. Parker. Proof.

© Sophia Field Parker, Boston; D:420;

Apr. 20, 1901 ; 2c. May 1, 1901. 15899

a 1 act nmsical comedy, by F. Hunt. 10 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 23, 1912; D : 30929 ; Fannie
Hunt, New York. 15900

opera in 1 act, by S. Shatford. [8], 16 p.

4°. Typewritten, [Libretto only]

© Ic. Nov. 15, 1912; D: 31497; Sarah
Shatford, Memphis, Tenu. 15901

or, Love's young dream, musical play in

1 act, by F. Smithson. 21 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Aug. 30, 1913; D: 34289; Frank
Smithson, Great Neck Station, N. Y. 15902

Garden (The) of Paradise; play in 11 scenes, by
E. Sheldon, based on a story by Hans Ander-
sen. 240 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 14, 1914; D : 37031 ; Edward
Sheldon, New York. 15902a

•based on The little mermaid, by

Hans Andersen. New York, Macmillan co.,
1915. xi, 244 p., front. 12°.

© ]Mnr. 24, 1915; 2c. Mar. 25, 1915; D:
40335; Macmillan co., Ncav York, 15902b

Garden (The) of Paradise — Continued.

play in 9 scenes, by E. Sheldon, based on

a story of Hans Andersen. 190 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. June 4, 1914 ; D : 37223 ; Edward Shel-
don, New York. 15902c

Same. 102 p. 12°. Printed.

© Nov. 23, 1914; 2c. Nov. 21, 1914; D:
• 38863 ; Edward Slieldnn, New York. 15902d

Garden (The) of Punchinello; musical panto-
mime in 1 act, libretto by K. Banning, music
by Harvey Wortliington Loomis. [9], 24 p.
4°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Dec. 9, 1912; D : 31705 ; Kendall Ban-
ning, New l^'ork. 15903

Garden of the Pacific; drama in 5 acts, by W.
Winchell. 79 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Wallace Winchell, .Tersey City ; D : 8487,
May 7. 1906 ; 2c. May 7, 1906. " 15904

Garden (The) of the serpents; a monologue in
1 act, by M. Nicolson.

© Malcolm Nicolson, Alma, Kan. ; 1897 :
21547, Apr, 5. 15905

Garden (The) of weeds; idyl of autumn in 4
acts, by J. Corbin. 138 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 23, 1914 ; D : 38292 ; John Cor-
bin, Nev/ York. 15905a

play in 4 acts, by C. C. Cooper. 48 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. July 6, 1915 ; D : 41161 ; Colin Camp-
bell Cooper, New York. 15905b

Garden (The) of youth; comedy of discrimina-
tion in 3 acts and 2 scenes, by A. E. Krows.
51 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 17, 1910; D: 22076; Arthur
Edwin Krows, New York. 15906

Garden secrets; cantata for children in 4 short
acts, by F. M. Longley. 23 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. .Tune 10, 1910; D: 21377; Florence
aiinckler Longley, St. Paul. 15907

Gardeoffizier (Der) (Der leibgardist) ; komodie
in 3 aufziigen, von Franz Molnjir. Budapest,
Wien, Franz Bard & bruder. 145 p. 12".

© Ic. Feb. 24, 1913; D : 32525 ; Hans
Bartsch, New York. 15908

Gareloch (The) mystery; a play in 4 acts, by
W. S. Smyth. Typewritten.

© William S. Smvth, Kansas City, Mo. ;
1899:78083, Dec. 1; 2c. July 20, 1900. 15909

Gareth and Lynette; spectacidar production
adapted from Alfred Tennyson's epic poem,
Idylls of the king, by G. G. Hanley. [2].
27 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 9, 1912; D: 29623; Genevieve
G. Hanley, New York. 15910

778

15911

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

15930

Gareth of the Round table; from Alfred Ten-
nyson's Idylls of the king, dramatized by
E. L. Stern. [2], 31 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 8, 1910 ; D : 22517 ; Eva L. Stern,
New York. 15911

Garfield; or, The murdered President, by M.
O'llea.

© Murphy O'Hea, Chicago ; 1883 : 3532, Feb.
23. 15912

Garg-antua, the nation's guest; a new local
and original grand comic and musical fairy
extravaganza, by E. Harold.

© Ernest Harold, Washington ; 187G : 5891,
May 13. 15913

Garg'oyle (The); a play in 1 act, by G. Middle-
ton.

© George Middleton, New York ; D : 14770,
Jan. 7, 1909. 15914

■ Same. 21 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Julv 13, 1911 ; D : 24G88 ; George Mid-
dleton, New York. 15915

play in 3 acts, by E. Scribner. [1], 47 p.

f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. IS, 1914 ; D : 3G764 ; Edwin Scrib-
ner, Waterville, Me. 15915a

See also Embers.

Garibaldi; drama in 4 acts, by F. S. Vane and
A. Shirley. 69 p. 4°. TypeAvritten.

© F. Sutton Vane and Artliur Shirley, Lon-
don; D:6958, July 13, 1905; 2c. Julv 15,
1905. 15916

Garland (A) to Sylvia; dramatic reverie with
a prologue, by Percy Mackave. Nev^' York,
Macmillan co., 1910. xxi, 177 p. 12°.

© May 27, 1910 ; 2c. June 1, 1910 ; D : 21224 ;
Macmillan co.. New York. 15917

Garret Frederick's wife. Sec Bei'ceuse (The)
from Jocelyn.

Garrick fever. See Black (The) forest.

Garrick's greatest act; a 1 act farce, by Geoi-ge
H. Carr.

© Carr & Jordan, New York ; 1896 : 43.545,
July 29. 15918

Garroters (The) ; farce, by W. D. Howells. New
York, Harper & brothers, 1886. 3 p. 1., 90 p.
24°.

© W. D. Howells, Massachusetts; 1885:
26732, Dec. 18; 2c. Dec. 18. 15919

Same.

© by William Dean Howells, New York,
as the author, in renewal for 28 years. Re-
newal no. 4357, July 16, 1913. Original entry.
Dec. 18, 1885, no. 26732. 15920

Garroters (The) — Continued.

■ Same. New York, Harper and brothers,

1894. 90 p. front, 3 pi. 24°. (Harper's

black & white series)

© Harper & bros.. New York ; 1894 : 26190,
May 24; 2c. Aug. 3. 15921

See also Mouse-trap (The) and other

farces.

Garrotin (El); entremSs en prosa, original de
R. Asensio Mfis y J. Capella, mtisica del mae-
stro Luis Foglietti. Madrid [Sociedad de
autores espanoles] 1908. ,16 p. 12°. [Li-
bretto only]

© Ramon Asensio M^s y Jacinto Capella,
Madrid ; D : 14716, Jan. 2, 1909 ; 2c. Jan. 4,
1909. 15922

Garry Owen; an Irish melodrama in 4 acts, by
M. O'Hea.

© IMurphy O'Hea, Chicago; 1894:27405,
July 2. 15923

or. Land and liberty, an Irish drama in

a prologue and 4 acts, by T. S. Henderson.

© Thomas S. Henderson, Brooklyn; 1882:
10127, June 20. 15924

Garter (The); dramatic comedy in 1 act, by
W. K. Nixon. 18 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 26, 1915; D: 40184; Wilson
Kirckhofer Nixon, New York. 15924a

or, The Order of the Garter, by G. H.

Paine. 29 p. 8°. Printed.

© George Hebbard Paine, Chicago; D:
11932, Dee. 7, 1907 ; 2c. Feb. 6, 1909. 15925

Gas; a farcical comedy in 3 acts, by G. Richards.

© George Richards, San Francisco ; 1884 :

7841, Apr. 12. 15926

Gas fixtures; an original comedy in 3 acts, by
Tony Denier, Bill Nye [pseud, of Edgar Wil-
son Nye] and Scott Marble.

© Denier. Nye and Marble, Chicago; 1886:
7236, Mar. 29. 15927

Gas-man (The); play in 3 acts, by M. E. Rod-
house. 32 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 11. 1913; D: 34197; Mary Eliza-
beth Rotlhouse, Wellington, O. 15928

Gasela; by A. Nona Wellborn. 105 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Alice W. Loomis, Memphis, Tenn. ; D :
3228, Apr. 2, 1903; 2c. Aug. 10, 1903. 15929

Gaslight green; serio-comic song or musical
dramatic composition, written, composed, and
published for and sung with great success by
Annie Adams.

© Harry Wall, New York ; 1871 : 8428. Sept.
9. 15930

779

15931

DBAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

15948

Gaston Beauvais; a drama in 5 acts, by J.
Harris.

© Joseph Harris, Chacalioula, La. ; 1893 :
16267, Apr. 1. 15931

Gaston Neville, the story of a studio in Flor-
ence; a drama in 5 acts, by J. R. McCay and
W. O. Partridge.

© J. R. McCay and William Ordway Part-
ridge, Brooklyn; 1886:30700, Dec. 31. 15932

Gate (The); a 1 act play, by F. Solger. [1],
40 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 7, 1913; D : 32217 ; Frederick
Solger, AVashington. 15933

Gate (The) of dreams; play in 1 act, by Dion
Olavton Calthrop. New York, S. French;
London, S. French, ltd., 1914. 23 p. 12°.

© May 21, 1914; Ic. May 23, 1914; D:
37113 ; Samuel French, ltd., London. 15933a

Gate of the gods; tragedy in 5 acts and 7
scenes, by 0. O. Harney. [3], 128 p. f°.
Mimeograplied.

© Ic. June 20, 1914; D: 37402; Clifford O.
Hamey, Epsom, England. 15934

Gate (The) of wishes; in 1 act, by Mary Mac-
Millan. (/» Poet lore, v. 22, no. 6, Nov.-
Dec. 1911; periodical © Jan. 29, 1912; 2c.
Feb. 2, 1912; B: 251901; Poet lore co., Bos-
ton) 15934a

See also Short plays.

Gate to freedom; a musical comedy in 2 acts,
book and lyrics by A. C. Fairman. 104 p.
4°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Anna C. Fairman, New York; D : 9700.
Nov. 20, 1906; 2c. Jan. 29, 1907. 15935

Gates of bliss; a drama in illustration of the
experiences of the author, by S. A. Colman.
23 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Samuel A. Colman, Chicago; D : 9217,
Oct. 10, 1906; 2c. Nov. 2, 1906. 15936

Gates (The) of Eden; a play in 4 acts, by W.
E. Danforth. 55 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© William E. Danforth, Elmhurst, 111.;
D: 10283, Apr. 5, 1907; 2c. May 22, 1908.

15937

Gates (The) of hell; a drama in a prologue, 4
acts and 8 scenes, by R. J. Clolierty. 13 p.
f°. Typewritten.

© Richard Joseph Cloherty, New Haven;
D:2715, Dec. 15, 1902; 2c. Dec. 15, 1902.

15938

Gates (The) of hope; immigration play in 3
acts, by H. Berman. [1], 96 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. July 5, 1913; D: 33711; Henry Ber-
man. Bronxville, N. Y. 15939

Gates (The) of joy; a play in 4 acts, by E. Sal-
tus. 72 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 24, 1910 ; D : 21167 ; Edgar Sal-
tus, Los Angeles. 15940

and a prologue, by B. Saltus. Rev.

version. 135 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 20, 1910 ; D : 21597 ; Edgar Sal-
tus, IjOS Angeles. 15941

Gates (The) of justice; by Clinton G. Ford.
110 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Lillian H. Ford, New York; D:2212,
Aug. 11, 1902; 2c. Aug. 11, 1902. 15942

Gates (The) of memory; a draino in 4 acts and
5 scenes, by T. A. St. Clair, jr. 59 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 2, 1909; D : 16449 ; Tlieo A. St.
Clair, jr., Philadelphia. 15943

Gateway (The) of dreams; comedy in 3 acts, by
F. Nathan. 128 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Frances Nathan, New York ; D : 4673,
Mar. 1, 1904; 2c. Mar. 1, 1904. 15944

Gathering (The) of the clans,
days.

See Bygone

Gathering (The) of the Mayflower; a play in
4 acts, by Clarissa Towushend Baldwin. [1],
65 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 10, 1913; D: 32253; John AV.
Rumsey play co.. New York. 15945

Gato (El) rubio; zarzuela melodranultica en 1
acto, dividido en 5 cuadros, letra de E. Lopez-
Marin, mfisica del maestro Ramon L6pez-Mon-
tenegro. Madrid [Sociedad de autores espa-
fioles] 1912. 46 p. 12°. [Libretto only]

© May 24, 1912; 2c. May 13, 1912; D:
29789; Enrique L6pez-Marin, Madrid. 15946

Gatos (Los); sainete de costumbres madrile-
iias en 1 acto y 3 cuadros, en prosa y verso,
original de E. G. Gereda y A. Soler, mfisica
del maestro Marquina. Madrid [Sociedad de
autores espafioles] 1908. 38 p. 12°. [Libret-
to only]

© Eduardo G. Gereda y Antonio Soler,
Madrid; D: 13862, Sept. 21, 1908; 2c. Sept.
21, 1908. 15947

Gaucho land; play in 2 acts, by E. J. Broom-
hall. [2], 55 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 11, 1915; D: 42465; Edith Jano
Broomhall, Spokane. Wash. 15947a

Gauntlet (The) Sec Plays; by Bj0rnstjerno
Bj0rnson.

Gautama Buddha, the illuminated prince and
mendicant; by S. C. Scovell.

© Sarah C. Scovell and Margaret C. Bon-
ton, Peoria, 111.; 1897:32411, May 28. 15948

780

15949

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

15970

Gautamozin; an historical drama, being a spec-
tuc'ular play in 4 acts, by M. Bates.

© Morgan Bates, Cliicago ; 1883 : 2521. Feb.
7. 15949

Gawk and the girl; or. Well for goodness sake!
by G. E. Powers and Queenie Wilson. 4 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 6, 1910; D: 17872; George E.
Powers, New Orleans. 15950

Gawky John; by E. T. Cowles.

© Eugene T. Cowles, Claremont, N. H. ;
1899 : 23184, Apr. 1. 15951

Gawlooler (The); a comic operatic extrava-
ganza in 2 acts, by O. Cohen.

© Octavus Cohen, New York ; 1896 : 69269,
Dec. 21; 2c. Sept. 1, 1897. 15952

Gay Bettina; South American operetta in 3
acts, book by I. M. Sevin, music by Harry
I.ahnde. 60 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto
only]

© Ic. June 26, 1914; D : 37372 ; Sevin &
Lahnde, Forest Park, 111. 15952a

Gay (The) boulevardier; a musical comedy in
2 acts, book by D. B. Sorlin and F. Joseph,
music and lyrics by D. B. Sorlin. 149 p. 4°.
Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. June 19, 1912 ; D : 80024 ; D. B. Sor-
lin and Frank Joseph, New York. 15953

Gay (A) boy; a musical farce comedy in 3
acts, by J. Hart.

© Joseph Hart, New York; 1894:60302,
Dec. 26. 15954

Gay (The) cafe; or, The toast of the town,
musical comedy in 1 act, book and lyrics by
F. De Witt, music by D. Don Mathews. [2],
19 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Oct. 14, 1912 ; D : 31206 ; Francis De
Witt, New York. 15955

Gay (A) chaperon; by B. F. Webb.

© Benjamin Franklin Webb, New York ;
1899 : 69151, Oct. 24 ; 2c. Oct. 24. 15956

Gay (The) city; a comedy in 3 acts and 3
scenes, by G. Richards.

© George Richards, San Francisco; 1883:
18605, Oct. 10. 15957

a musical comedy in 3 acts, by G. Rich-
ards. 38 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto
only]

© George Richards, New York; D : 9906,
Jan. 29, 1907; 2c. Jan. 29, 1907. 15958

Gay (The) coquette; a musical comedy in 2
acts, by M. B. Hayes. TypeAvritten.

© Maude Blanche Hayes, New York ; 1898 :
58413, Oct. 4; 2c. July 14, 1900. 15959

Gay (The) debutante; a musical comedy in 3
acts, music by Samuel B. Weiler, book by Al-
fred Calien. Typewritten.

© S. B. Weiler and A. Cahen, Pittsburgh;
1897:36649, June 21; 2c. Sept. 30. 15960

a play in 3 acts.

© Samuel B. Weiler, Pittsburgh; 1897:
54811, Sept. 30. 15961

Gay (A) deceiver; a comedy in 4 acts, by M. E.
Smith.

© Mary Ellis Smith, Chicago; 1886:4320,
Feb. 20. ' 15962

play in 1 act, by G. H. Petty. 9 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 4, 1915; D : 39285 ; George Hu-
bert Petty, Kansas City, Mo. 15962a

the prodigal son in a comedy of errors, de-

vised by D. Clift. [3], 104 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Jan. 16, 1912; D: 28327; Denison
Clift, Oakland, Cal. 15963

or. Baby's adventures, comedy sketch, by

Frank B. Goigne. 10 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 17, 1912; D: 29407; Champion
film CO., New York. 15964

Gay (A) farmer; farce comedy in 3 acts, by
E. M. Kimball.

© E. M. Kimball, Reading, Pa.; 1899:
67043, Oct. 16. 15965

Gay financier; a musical farce comedy in 2
acts, by G. Arthurs and B. Scott. 74 p. 4\
Typewritten. [I^ibretto only]

© George Arthurs and Bennett Scott, Eng-
land; D:5310, July 16, 1904; 2c. July 11,
1904. 15966

Gay (The) game; farce comedy in 3 acts, by
W. Nichols. [2], 97 p. 2 plans. 4°. Type-
v/ritten.

© Ic. Jan. 17, 1912; D: 28339; Walter
Nichols, Monrovia, Cal. 15967

Gay (The) girl; a 1 act sketch, by H. W. Mac-
Allester. 15 p. 4°, Typewritten.

© H. Wilson MacAllester, Chicago; D:
10085, Mar. 6, 1907; 2c. Apr. 8, 1908. 15968

Gay (The) girl from Paris; a musical farce
comedy in 2 acts, by E. E. Rice.

© Edward E. Rice, New York ; 1896 : 60763,
Nov. 5. 15969

Gay girls from Paris; a musical extravaganza,
by C. G. Ball.

© C. G. Ball, Medina, N. Y. ; 1897:13576,
Feb, 24. 15970

781

15970

DEAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

15992

Gay (The) grenadiers; original musical play in
3 acts, book by William llyau, music by Oscar
Condon. 76 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Ijibretto
only]

© Ic. acts 1 & 2, Aug. 8, 1914 ; D : 37895 ;
AVilliam A. Ryan, St. Louis. 15970a

Gay (The) grisette; an original musical
comedy in 2 acts, by G. Dance, music com-
posed by C. Kiefert.

© George Dance and Carl Kiefert, Eng-
land; 1899:26975, Apr. 18. 15971

Gay (The) Johnny; vaudeville sketch in 1 act,
by D. Potter. [2], 36 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 17, 1913; D: 32343; Dorothy
Potter, Chicago. 15972

Gay (The) lieutenant; by T. De Augelis. 194 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Thomas De Angelis, Yonkers, N. Y. ; D :
827, Sept. 3, 1901 ; 2c. Sept. 3, 1901. 15973

musical comedy in 3 acts, by G. Stewart.

Ill p. 4 . Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Aug. 5, 1912 ; D : 30443 ; Grant Stew-
art, New York. 15974

Gay (The) Lord Quex; a comedy in 4 acts, bj'
Arthur Wing Pinero. New York, II. H. Rus-
sell, 1900. 186 p. front, port. 8°.

© Robert Howard Russell, New York ; 1900
A: 28205, Nov. 16; 2c. Nov. 15. 15974a

Gay niasqueraders; burlesque and travesty, by
G. Hill.

© Gus Hill, New York ; D : 14064, Oct. 15,
1908. 15975

Gay (The) matinee girl; musical farce comedy,
by Monroe and Hart.

© Monroe and Hart, New York; 1897:
24141, Apr. 19. 15976

Gay (The) Mr. Bluff; a 3 act comedy, by B. R.
Clawson, jr.

© Bowen R. Clawson, ji-., Chicago; 1899:
15367, Feb. 27. 15977

Gay (The) Mr. Bold; comedy sketch, by Harry
L. Newton. Chicago and New York, The dra-
matic publishing company [3903] 8 p. 12°.
(On cover: The darkey & comic drama)

© Dramatic pub. co., Chicago ; D : 4282,
Nov. 21, 1903; 2c. Nov. 21, 1903. 15978

Gay Mr. Gibbs; by J. F. Rogers. 12 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 16, 1909 ; D : 17628 ; John F.
Rogers. New York. 15979

Gay (The) Mr. Goldstein; by T. I. Keogh. 65 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Thomas Ignatius Keogh, New York;
D : 340, Apr. 12, 1901 ; 2c. June 26, 1901.

15980

Gay Mr. Tompkins; a comedy in 3 acts.

© Warren and Geo. M. Noble, Guthrie,
Okl. ; 1897:11865, Feb. 18. 15981

Gay (The) musician; a comic opera in 2 acts,
book and lyrics by Chas. J. Campbell and
Edward Siedle, music by Julian Edwards.
101 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Marcus Witmark & sons. New York ; D :
•12672, Apr. 3, 1908; 2c. Apr. 3, 1908. 15982

Gay (A) New York ball; in 2 acts, book by M.
Kemp.

© Morris Kemp, St. Louis; 1898:31816.
May 23. 15983

Gay (A) New Yorker; 3 act musical comedy,
by E. Rogers and Ryan.

© Ed. Rogers and Ryan, New York; 1897:
47711, Aug. 25. 15984

Gay (A) old boy; a musical farce comedy in 3
acts, by J. Hart.

© Joseph Hart, New York; 1894:60301,
Dec. 26. 15985

Gay (A) old girl; a farce-comedy in 3 acts, by
E. P. Bower. 30 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Eddie P. Bower, New York ; D : 1573,
Mar. 13, 1902; 2c. Mar. 13, 1902. 15986

— — a sketch in 1 act, by F. G. Ruthven.

© Florence Gertrude Ruthven, New York;
D:5600, Oct. 4, 1904. 15987

Gay (A) old time; farcical, pantomimic comedy
in 3 acts, replete with songs, dances and
medleys, by J. H. Carlon.

© J. H. Carlon, New York; 1897:63515,
Nov. 13. 15988

Gay (The) Parisians; a comedy, by George
Feydeau and Maurice Deroaliese.

© Charles Frohman, New York; 1895:
42120, Aug. 17. 15989

Gay (The) Parisienne; a new and original
musical comedy in 2 acts, written by George
Dance, composed by Ivan Caryll. London,
Chappell & CO., 1896. 27 p. 12°. [Libretto
only]

© Chappell & CO., London ; 1896 : 21222, Apr.
4; 2c. Apr. 4. 15990

Gay (The) pasha; comic opera in 2 acts, words
and lyrics by E. Mitcliell. 82 p. 4°. Type-
written. [Libretto only]

© Edmund Mitchell, Los Angeles ; D : 8067,
Aug. 17, 1906; 2c. Aug. 25, 1906. 15991

Gay (El) saber; sainete en 1 acto y 3 cuadros,
en prosa, original de Pablo Parellada y Al-
berto Casanal [Shakery] Madrid [Sociedad
de autores espaiioles] 1911. 34 p. 12°.

© May 26, 1911; 2c. May 27, 1911; D:
24322; P. Parellada y A. Casafial, Madrid.

15992

782

15993

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

16014

Gay (The) society girls; musical burlesque in
2 acts, by E. F. Rush.

© Edward F. Rush, New York; 1897:
15164, Mar. 3. 15993

Gay (The) whirl; play of American society life
in 4 acts, by G. S. Booth. [2J, 138 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 20, 1912; D: 31749; Charles
Stewart Booth, New York. 15994

Gay (A) young gander; or. He would a wooing
go, in 3 acts, by W. A. Snow. Typewritten.

© Walter Augustine Snow, Boston ; 1899 :
22.519, Mar. 29; Ic. Mar. 29. 15995

Gaybeal's guest; play in 4 acts and a tableau,
by A. Adams. 126 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 26, 1912; D : 30642 ; Andy
Adams, Colorado Springs. 1599tf

Gayest Manhattan; a musical melange in 3
acts, by \V. A. McConnell.

© William A. McConnell, New York ; 1897 :
9633, Feb. 6. 15997

Gayrusans' (The) legacy; drama of 3 scenes
a.nd 3 acts, by H. Gaylord, L. R. and O. A.
Sanders. 19 p. 16°. Printed.

© Aug. 17, 1910; 2c. July 30, 1910; D:
21759 ; Helen Gaylord, Luzetta R. and Cora
A. Sanders, Canton, 111. 15998

Gay world's (The); a 1 act play, by R. Warner.
20 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Richard Warner, New York; D : 11549,
Oct. IS, 1907; 2c. Oct. 18, 1907. 15999

Gazabo (The); a musical absurdity in 3 acts
and 3 scenes, by S. W. Murray.

© Stewart Wms. Murray, Buffalo ; 1900 A :
15231, June 19. 16000

Gedvin Rex; lyric romance in 3 acts, by A. A.
Augustus. 108 p. t°. Typev/ritten.

© Ic. June 21, 1911; D : 24532 ; Albert A.
Augustus, Cleveland. 16001

Gee Whilekins; by J. P. Tillson. Ms. and type-
written.

© Jesse P. Tillson, Toledo, O. ; 1896 : 32102,
May 27; 2c. July 11. 16003

Gee whiz; farce in 1 act, by T. Connor. [1],
10 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 7, 1913 ; D : 32865 ; Torrey Con-
nor, Oakland, Cal. 16003

See also Everyboy, and other plays for

Geezer (The) of Gullabaloo; a musical and
mythical salad garnished with 2 spicy dress-
ings, by Thos. T. Railey. 85 p. 4°. Type-
written. [Libretto only]

© Ic. July 20, 1909; D: 16296; John H.

Reid, St. Louis. 16005

Gefahrliche jahre; komiidie in 3 akten, von

Siegfried Trebitsch. IVIiinchen, Drei masken

verlag, 1913. 107 p. 8°.

© Ic. Mar. 12, 1913; D: 32705; Drei mas-
ken verlag, g. m. b. h., Munich. 16006

Geheimnis (Das) (Le secret);, schauspiel in 3
aufziigen, von Henri Bernstein. 116 p. 12°.
Printed.

© June 4, 1913; 2c. Sept. 29, 1913; D:
34.561 ; Literarische agentur des Ungarischen
schauspielervereins, Budapest. 16007

Geheimnisse von New York (Secrets of New
York); by A. Philipp.

© Adolph Philipp, New York; 1900 A:
15905, June 27. 16008

Geheimniss voile (Das) modell; operette in 3
akten, von G. Hackenschmidt. [61] p. 4°.
Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. .July 30, 1914; D: 37700; Gustav
Hackenschmidt, New York. 16008a

Gehorsam; revolutionsdrama in 3 aufziigen,
von Armin Petersen. Berlin, Berliner the-
aterverlag, 1911. 47 p. 8°.

© le. Aug. 27, 1912 ; D : 30652 ; Alfred Spitz,
New York. 16009

Geier Wally; by [Wilhelmine] von Hilleru,
dramatized by I. G. Newton.

© Ida Gray Newton, Brooklyn ; D : 4852,
Apr. 7, 1904. 16010

— — ■ a drama founded upon Wilhelmine von
Hillern's novel, by E. Greey.

© Edward Greey, Manchester, Mass. ; 1876 :
3158, Mar. 14. 16011

a drama in 5 acts, tr. and adapted for the

children.

Gee whiz and hully gee; a 1 act dramatic com-
position, by F. J. Beaman. 15 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Fred J. Beaman, Jackson, Mich. ; D :
15628, Apr. 15, 1909 ; 2c. Apr. 15, 1909. 16004

American stage from a romance of that name
by WhilhelmSne Hellerin [Wilhelmine von
Hillern?]

© J. Hartmann, New York; 1881:18520,
Dec. 1. 16012

Geisha (The) ; a story of a tea house, a
Japanese musical play, libretto by Owen Hall,
lyrics by Harry Greenbank, music by Sidney
Jones.

© Hopv.ood & Crew, London ; 1896 : 33121,
June 4. 16013

Japanese musical play in 2 acts, words

by Owen Hall, lyrics by Hari-y Greenbank,
music by Sidney Jones. New York, I. Gold-
mann, 1896. 96 p. 12°. [Libretto only]

© Augustin Daly, New York; 1896:27717,
May 6; 2c. July 13. 16014

783

16015

DKAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

16033

Gekreuzigte (Der); drama in 3 aufzugen, von
Ernst Hammer. Berlin-Cliarlottenburg, Vita,
deutsches verlagshaus [1911] 116 p. 12°.

© Nov. 10, 1911; 2c. Dec. 15, 1911; D:
26028; Vita, deutsches verlagshaus, Berlin-
Charlottenburg. 16015

Gelbe (Die) nachtigall; von Hermann Bahr.
Berlin, S. Fischer, 1907. 193 p. 12°.

© Albert Ahn, Cologne, Germany ; D : 11452,
Oct. 1, 1907; 2c. Oct. 1, 1907. 16016

Gelbe prinz; operette in 3 akten, text von J.
Siener und H. Ohnesorg, musik von Carl
Ohnesorg. Coin, Berlin [etc.] Verlag von A.
Ahn, 1909. 69 p. 8°. [Libretto only]

© Dec. 31, 1909; 2c. Feb. 18, 1910; D:
20227; Albert Ahn, Cologne, Germany. 16017

Gelbstern; eine groteske in 3 akten, von
Jacques Burg und Walter Turszinsky. Ber-
lin, Vita, deutsches verlagshaus, 1907. 120 p.
12°.

© Vita, deutsches verlagshaus, Berlin; D:
11815, Nov. 25, 1907; 2c. Nov. 25, 1907. 16018

Geld; original-volksstiick in 4 akten und 6 bil-
dern, von C. Hauenstein. New York, C.
Hauenstein, 1894. 106 p. 16°.

© Conrad Hauenstein, New York; 1894:
5716, Jan. 23; 2c. Jan. 23. 16019

Geld, love and gaivah. See Lady (The) of

Lyons.

Geldzauber; komodie in 3 akten, von Otto Soy-

ka. Munchen, A. Langen, 1912. 188 p. 12°.

© Sept. 25, 1912; 2c. Dec. 22, 1913; D:

35415; Albert Langen, Munich. 16019a

Geliebte (Die) des abbe; mimodrama, von S.
Vacano. [Berlin, Alfred Unger, 1913] 11 p.
8°.

© June 1, 1913; 2c. Jan. 21, 1914; D:
35875; Stefan Vacano, Berlin. 16019b

Gelka, the Siberian exile maiden; a romantic
drama in 4 acts and 5 scenes, by R. Rutledge.
02 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Robin Rutledge, Waterbury, Conn.; D:
393, Apr. 24, 1901 ; 2c. Apr. 24, 1901. [Note :
Title on copies reads Gelka.] 16020

Gelta; or. The Czar and the cantatrice, a
drama in 4 acts, by N. Doree.

© Nadage Doree, New York; 1897:19311,
Mar. 24. 16021

Gem ballet; a musical, dramatic and terpsi-
chorean composition, by I. Kiralfy.

© Imre Kiralfy, New York; 1886:22864,
Oct. 11. 16022

Gem (The) of Circassia; or. Between love and
duty, drama in 5 acts, by N. Savay. Type-
written.

© Norbert Savay, Boston ; 1897 : 16285,
Mar. 9; Ic. June 4. 16023

Gem (The) of the Antilles; a drama in 4 acts,
by B. Robinson.

© Benjamin Robinson, Fayetteville, N.
C. ; 1873:15000, Dec. 29. 16024

Gem (The) of the Orient; a mystery, founded
on Wilkie Collins' Moonstone, in a prologue,
4 acts and an epilogue, by J. F. Wakefield.

© John F. Wakefield, Boston; 1890:4234,
■Feb. 3. 16025

Gemini; by D. K. Janowitz, music by Sigmund
Herzog. 67 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto
only]

© Mrs. D. K. Janowitz, Atlantic Highlands,
N. J. ; 1895 : 38318, July 25 ; Ic. July 25.

16026

a comedy drama in 4 acts, by E. Best.

© Eva Best, Dayton, O. ; 1889 : 15165, May
20. 16027

Gemini (The) Jones; 3 act western play in 5
scenes, by G. E. Murdock. 56 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Nov. 1, 1915; D: 42264; Gilbert Ed-
ward Murdock, San Francisco. 16027a

Geminy (A) of vipers; a drama in 4 acts, by
A. H. Hickerson. Fort AVorth, Texas printing
and lithographing co., 1894. 57 p. 8°.

© Allen H. Hickerson, Fort Worth, Tex.;
1894 : 35264, July 23 ; 2c. Aug. 6. 16028

Gems; an original first part in Ethiopian min-
strelsy, for a first class variety entertain-
ment, by J. B. Armstrong and E. Deaves.

© J. B. Armstrong and E. Deaves, San
Francisco ; 1873 : 1168, Feb. 6. 16029

Gemsjagd; ein krax'l-schwank in 3 akten, von
E[mil] Tschirch und C. Weisenberg, musik
von Carl Beines. Text der gesiinge. Berlin,
E. Bote & G. Bock, 1909. 43 p. 12°

© Oct. 14, 1909 ; 2c. Nov. 1, 1909 ; D : 17598 ;

Ed. Bote & G. Bock, Berlin.

16030

Gemiitsmenschen; schwank in 3 akten, von
Fritz Friedmann-Frederich. Berlin, E. Bloch,
1912. 69 p. 12°.

© Ic. Feb. 19, 1913; D: 33458; Eduard
Bloch. Berlin. 16031

Gendre (Le) de M. Poirier; com6die en 4 actes,
par Emile Augier et Jules Sandeau, ed. witli
introduction and notes by Stuart Symington.
New York, H. Holt and company, 11399. 2
p. 1., v-xviii p., 1 1., 95 p. 12°.

© Henry Holt & co.. New York; 1899:
30208, May 4; 2c. May 9. 16032

See also Four plays; by Emile Augier.

Genealogist (The); a comedy in 3 acts, by D.
S. Foster.

© David S. Foster, Utica, N. Y. ; 1890:
36978, Nov. 22. 16033

784

16034

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UISriTED STATES

16055

General (The); farcical comedy in 3 acts, by
F. (J. Burnard.

© James C. Scanlaii, New York; 1881:
13942, Sept. 12. 16034

General (Der) Bonaparte; ein schauspiel, von
Ernst Reinmann. Berlin, S. Fistlier verlag,
1910. 3 p. 1., 9-163, [1] p., 1 1. 12°.

© May 28, 1910; 2c. June 17, 1910; D:
21357 ; S. Fischer verlag, Berlin. 16035

General Custer's last charge on Sitting Bull;
by E. J. Kirk.

© Edward J. Kirk. Camden, N. J.; 1S84:
5453, Mar. 14. 16036

General De Wet's last dash; by E. Rees.

© Evan Rees, Johannesburg, Transvaal
(South African Republic); D : 4361, Dec. 9,
1903. 16037

General (The) election; a musical comedy, by
W. Van C. Casey.

© William A'an Cleve Casey, Boulder, Col. ;
1898:41437, July 11. 16038

General Faulkner's daughter; a play of west-
ern militai-y life in 4 acts, by A. E. Wills.
123 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Anthonv E. Wills, New York ; D : 10396,
Apr. 22, 1907; 2c. May 2, 1907. 16039

See also Lost (The) trail.

General Grant; by D. R. Olmsted.

© David R. Olmsted, Proplietstown, 111. ;
1881 : 14772, Sept. 27. 16040

a drama in 4 acts and a tableau, by G.

Stocker. 34 p. f°. Typewritten.

© George Stocker, New York; D : 9184,
Oct. 3, 1906; 2c. Oct. 4, 1906. 16041

General Grant's trip around the world; a
burle.sque, by W. P. Sweatnam.

© William P. Sweatnam, United States;
1878 : 14679, Dec. 16. 16042

an original burlesque, by C. Banks.

© Charles Banks, Philadelphia; 1878:
14563, Dec. 13. 16043

— — ■ See also Burlesque (A) on General Grant's
trip around the world.

General housework; or, What is home with-
out a cook? by W. Holcomb.

© Willard Holcomb, New York; 1900 A:
10591, Apr. 26. 16044

General Jackson; historical drama in 5 acts, by
.T. T. McNary and J. D. Bowden. 123 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 17, 1915; D: 39709; John T.
McNary and Joseph D. Bowden, Boston.

16044a

General Lee of '76; a war play in 5 acts, by
R. Frimel.

© Rudolf Frimel, New York ; D : 3961, Sept.
17, 1903. 16045

General (The) manager; drama in 4 acts, by
Addison Hathaway [pseud, of J. A. Niles]
[2], 107 p. 4°. Type^vritten.

© Ic. Sept. 20, 1912 ; D : 30979 ; John Addi-
son Niles, Chicago. 16046

a musical farce comedy in 8 acts and 3

scenes, by W. J. Echols.

© Walter ,J. Echols, Kansas City, Mo.;
1890 : 6403, Feb. 24. ^ 16047

or, A shot from the kitchen range, a

musical farce-comedy in 3 acts, by Walter J.
Echols. Clyde, O., Ames publishing co., 1892.
1 p. 1., 24 p. 12°. ( [Ames' series of standard
and minor drama, no. 304] )

© Ames pub. co., Clyde, O. ; 1892 : 19436,
May 6 ; 2c. May 9. 16048

General Mehitable Lee; musical comedy in 3
acts, book and lyrics by E. H. Welch and
E. Lefevre. [2], 32 p. 4°. Typewritten.
[Libretto only]

© Ic. Aug. 4, 1913 ; D : 33994 ; Emily Hamil-
ton Welch, Brooklyn, and Elizabeth Lefevre,
New Paltz, N. Y. 16049

General (A) mix up; a comedy in 1 act, by
H. M. Givens. 18 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Helen M. Givens, Oakland, Cal. ; D : 7610,
Nov. 23, 1905 ; 2c. Dec. 11, 1905. 16050

General (A) reception; a 1 act comedy, by D.
Sully.

© Dan Sully, United States; 1883:7969,
Apr. 30. 16051

General Beputation; a comedy in 3 acts, by
G. McDowell.

© George McDowell, Portland, Me.; 1898:
77618, Dec. 31. 16052

General Sam Houston of Texas; a historical,
melodramatic, sensational and equestrian
drama, in 6 acts, by J. H. Wallick.

© James H. Wallick, Middletown, N. Y. ;
1889 : 3008, Jan. 25. 16053

General Sherman's trip around the world; in
which will be introduced a panorama of for-
eign lands, by J. Hart.

© Josh Hart, United States ; 1875 : 11567,
Nov. 4. 16054

a new and original drama and panorama in

3 acts, by J. Hart.

© Josh Hart, New York ; 1875 : 6619, June
23. 16055

General Stanley's daughter. See Beadles pi-
rates for ten cents.

5379—15 50

785

16056

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

16076

General Stoessel; or, The siege of Port Axtkur,
by J. Hodge.

© John Hodge, Chatleroi, Pa.; D : 5866,
J^OY. 23, 1904. 16G56

General Tom Thumb's wedding; an entertain-
ment for children in 1 act, by Mrs. Tom
Thumb.

® Samuel French, New York; D : 4293,
Nov. 19, 1903. 16057

General Washington; nord americanisches
vaterliindisches schauspiel in .3 acten und 5
aufziigen, von F. Schneider. 95 p. 4°. Ms.

© Ic. Sept. 10, 1912; D: 30789; Fred
Schneider, Clifton, N. J. 16058

Generala (La); opereta comica en 2 actos y en
prosa, original de Guillermo Perrin y Miguel
de Palacios, mtisica del maestro Amadeo Vives.
Madrid [Sociedad de autores espaiioles] 1912.
68 p. 12°. [Libretto only]

© Dec. 5, 1912 ; 2c. Dec. 6, 1912 ; D : 31599 ;
G. Perrin y M. de Palacios, Madrid. 16059

General's (The) daughter; or, News from
the front, a travesty on the Boer war, by
Johnnie Le Fevre [i. e. J. J. Le Fevre]

© John Jules Le Fevre, Dayton, O. ; 1900
A : 19100. Aug. 1. 16060

or, Shabbona, the last of the Pottawot-

tomis, an historical drama of the Black Hawk
war, in 4 acts, by E. W. Blaisdell. Type-
written.

© Elijah Whittier Blaisdell, Rockford, 111. ;
1894 : 44155, Sept. 21 ; 2c. Nov. 13, 1895.

16061

General's (The) last fight; play in 1 act, by
J. Kornick. 3 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 15, 1913 ; D : 35062 ; Joel Kornick.
Chicago. 16062

General's (The) match-making; a petite com-
edy in 2 acts, dramatized from a tale by
Ouida [pseud, of Louise De la Ramee] by
G. Garrigues.

© Gertrude Garrigues, St. Louis ; 1872 :
13096, Dec. 13. 16063

General's (The) niece; military comedy playlet
in 1 act, by F. J. Beaman and James S.
Devlin. 23 p. 4°. Typewritten.

.© Ic. Apr. 10, 1911; D: 23898; Fred J.
Beaman, Washington. 16064

General's (A) ofE-day; by A. C. Fisher. Type-
written.

© Aug. C. Fisher, Houston; 1896:46161.
Aug. 13; 2c. Aug. 13. 16065

General's (The) wife; comedy in 1 act, by J.
Hart and L. Oberwarth. [1], 18 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Apr. 6, 1912 ; D : 29299 ; John Hart
and Louis Oberwarth, New York. 16066

Generalsecke (Die); lustspiel in 3 akten, von
Richard Skowronnek. Berlin, F. Bloch erben,
1912. 131 p. 8°.

© Ic. Oct. 10, 1912 ; D : 31103 ; Felix Bloch
erben. Berlin. 16067

Generation unto generation; by L. L. Fitch. 85
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 9, 1909 ; D : 17316 ; Louise Law-
rence Fitch, Albany. 16068

Generations (The); a play in 3 acts, by Florida
Pier [i. e., F. Scott-Maxwell] [2], 113 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

"© Ic. Aug. 22, 1912; D: 30938; Florida
Scott-Maxwell, Glasgow. 16069

Genero (El) alegre; humor ada llrico-fantdstica
en 1 acto, dividido en un prologo y 5 cuadros,
original de Carlos Arniches y Ramon Asensio
Mas, miisica de los maestros Penella y Garcia
Alvarez. Madrid [Sociedad de autores espa-
iioles] 1911. 50 p. 12°. [Libretto only]

© Dec. 30, 1911 ; 2c. Jan. 2, 1912 ; D : 28144 ;
C. Arniches y R. Asensio Mas, Madrid.

16070

Genero (El) grande; juguete llrico en 1 acto, de
[Jose] Jackson Veyan y [M.] Flores Gonzalez,
mtisica del maestro Crespo. Madrid [Sociedad
de autores espafioles] 1908. 29 p. 12°. [Li-
bretto only]

© Jackson Vev^n y Flores Gonzalez, Mad-
rid; D: 13786, Sept. 14, 1908; 2c. Sept. 14,
1908. 16071

Genesis of the Christian church; dramatic nar-
rative compiled from the Acts of the Apostles,
by L. P. Nelson. 27 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 22, 1915; D: 40444; Lars P.
JNelson, Denver. 16071a

Geneva; a melodrama in 4 acts, by L. Vig-
oureux.

© liizzie Vigoureux, San Francisco; 1888:
15093, May 23. 16072

Geneva (The) consul; a play in 3 acts, by W.
Meyer. 94 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 7, 1909 ; D : 16215 ; Winifred
Meyer, Cambridge, Mass. 16073

Geneva (The) cross; an original drama in 4
acts, by G. F. Rowe.

© George Fawcett Rowe, New York ; 1873 :
10703, Sept. 17. 16074

Genevieve; J. O. Moore's operetta.

© J. Owen Moore, Albany ; 1888 : 11518, Apr.
,20. 16075

1 act drama, by A. L. MacLaren. 8 p. f °.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 7, 1912; D: 30760; Alma L.

MacLaren, New York. 16076

(786

16077

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

16094

Genevieve — Continued.

or, Not the murderer's child, a melo-
drama in 4 acts, by A. M. Becker.

© Amelia Magdalen Becker, Detroit ; 1894 :
52683, Nov. 12. 16077

See also Creniveve.

Genevieve de Brabant. See Leap-year,

Genevieve of Brabant; historical drama, by
J. T. Van Gestel.

© Jean Theodore "Van Gestel, New York;
1899 : 41228, June 24. 16078

Geng-angere. See Efterladte skrifter; af Hen-
rik Ibsen.

Genie's (The) talisman; play in 4 acts of 12
scenes adapted from the Arabian night tale,
Camaralzeman and Budoura, by L. F. Fogg.
96 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 2, 1915; D : 41383 ; Louis F.
Fogg, Cleveland. 16078a

Genii (The) and the lamp. See Aladdin.

Genii (The) of the vase; a spectacular fairy
play in 1 act, by Alf. Hampton. Typewritten.

© Mary Patrice Gunning, New York ; 1897 :
58751, Oct. 16 ; 2c. Oct. 16. 16079

Genio (El) alegre; comedia en 3 actos, de Sera-
fin y Joaquin Alvarez Quintero. Madrid
[Sociedad de autores espanoles] 1907. 79 p.
12°.

© Serafin y Joaquin Alvarez Quintero,
Madrid ; D : 10657, May 29, 1907 ; 2c. May 29,
1907. 16080

Genirva; or. The g-ypsy's ward, a drama in 5
acts, by W. H. Whitney.

© William H. Whitney, Milwaukee; 1883:
2969, Feb. 14. 16081

Genius (The); comedy in 4 acts, by Ine Chenier
[pseud, of A. E. Cheney]

© Annie Elizabeth Cheney, Los Angeles ;
1898 : 4231, Jan. 10 ; 2c. July 5. 16082

. by W. C. De Mille and C. B. De Mille.

© William C. De Mille and Cecil B. De
Mille, New York ; D : 5059, May 21, 1904.

^ 16083

Genius and passion.
Kean.

See Edmund Kean.-

— a drama in 5 acts, by J. Hlavacek.

© John Hlavacek, New York ; 1897 : 73600,
Dec. 30. 16084

— drama in 4 acts, by A. Kempster and W. L.
Robins. [113] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 1, 1911 ; D : 23824 ; Aquilia Kemp-
ster, New York, and Wm. Littleton Robins,
Washington. 16085

— 1 act playlet, by J. C. Nugent. 18 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. May 19, 1913 ; D : 33258 ; J. C. Nugent,
Canal Dover, O. 16086

Genius (The) and the gentleman; a drama in 4
acts, by Miron Lefflngwell. 46 p. f°. Type-
^vritten.

© Alexander Byers. Chicago ; D : 14981, Feb.
3, 1909 ; 2c. Apr. 22, 1909. 16087

Genius (A) girl; by W. Payne.

© William Payne, Waupun, Wis. ; D : 3925,
Sept. 11, 1903. 16088

Genius inc.; comedy in 4 acts, by E. Goodman
and S. F. Morris. [120] p. 4°. Typewritten.
© Ic. Jan. 16, 1914; D : 35673 ; Edward
Goodman and S. Fred Morris, New York.

16088a

Genius (The) of love; an opera, by H. A. Shep-
ard.

© Helen A. Shepard, New York; 1899:
61610, Sept. 23. 16089

Genius (The) of sleep; or, The poor man's
friend, a modern fairy tale in 4 acts, by G.
Hartzheim and E. Huebner.

© Gustave Hartzheim and Erna Huebner,
Milwaukee ; 1900 A : 29840, Dec. 8. 16090

Genius (The) of the forge. See Edgar Arnold.

Geniveve; by L. H. Carpenter.

© Lucy Hewlett Carpenter, Toledo, O. ;
1885:8702, Apr. 13. 16091

See also Genevieve,

Genji at Suma, See Noh dramas.

Genoveffa; a powerful royal drama in 4 acts
and 5 scenes. 14 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Jas. Lichetti, Philadelphia ; D : 15394.
Mar. 22, 1909; 2c. Apr. 16, 1909. 16092

Gensfleisch, dit Gutenberg; comedie en 1 acte,

en vers, de R. Fiquet. 19 p. 12°. Printed.

© Sept. 1, 1911; 2c. Oct. 23. 1911; D:

25566; Rene Fiquet, Paris. 16093

Gente (La) de rompe y rasga; zarzuela de cos-
tumbres populares en 4 cuadros, en ver.so y
prosa, original de J. de Burgos, mtisica del
maestro Ortells. Madrid [Sociedad de autores
espanoles] 1912. 47 p. 12°. [Libretto only]
© Dec. 5. 1912 ; 2c. Dec. 6, 1912 ; D : 31595 :
Javier de Burgos. Madrid. 16094

Gente distinguida; comedia en 1 acto y en
pi'osa, original de A. L. Buenretiro. Madrid
[Sociedad de autores e.spanoles] 1913. 23 p.
12°.

© Mar. 28, 1914; Ic. Mar. 30, 1914; D:
36527 ; Antonio L. Buenretiro, Madrid.

16094a

78,7

16095

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

16112

Gente menuda; sainete Ifrico en 2 actos, dividi-
dos en 7 cuadros y en prosa, original, libro
y niusica de los seuores Arniches, Garcia
Alvarez y Valverde. Madrid [Sociedad de
antores espaiioles] 1911. 83 p. 12°. [Li-
bretto only]

© Aug. 21, 1911; 2c. Aug. 22, 1911; D:
25017 ; Arniches, Garcia Alvarez y Valverde,
Madrid. 16095

Gente (La) seria; sainete llrico en 1 acto y en
l>rosa, original de C. Arniches y K. Garcia Al-
varez, niusica de Jose Serrano. Madrid [So-
ciedad de autores espaiioles] 1907. 45 p.
8°.

© Carlos Arniches y Enrique Garcia Al-
varez, Madrid; D : 11020, July 22, 1907; 2c.
July 22, 1907. 16096

Gentilhoinme (Le) pauvre; comedie en 2 actes,
par Dunianoir et Lafargue, with explanatory
notes by Casimir Zdanowicz. New Yorlv, W.
II. Jenkins ; IJoston, C. Schoenhof, 1889. 82 p.
12°. ([Theatre contemporain, no. 4])

© William R. Jenkins, New York; 1889:
1453, Jan. 10; 2c. May 4. 16097

Gentility of the private dining room; by M.
Tileston.

© Merrill Tileston, Chicago; D : 9207, Oct.
9, 1906. 16098

Gentilius, the prodigal. Sec Prodigal (The)
son.

Gentle (The) craft. See Representative Eng-
lish comedies.

Gentle (A) jury; a farce in 1 act, by A. Bates.
Boston, W. H. Baker & co., 1897, 14 p. 12°.
([Baker's ed. of plays])

© Arlo Bates, Boston; 1897:30913, IMay
22; 2c. Aug. 7. 16099

Gentle (The) thief; ou, L'aimable voleur,
comedie en ] acte, par L. Kozenberg et Robert
Bonnet. Paris, Librairie theatrale du nou-
veau siecle, 1910. 51 p. 12°.

© July 23, 1910 ; 2c. July 18, 1910 ; D : 21579 ;
G. Ondet et M. Viterbo. Paris. 16100

Gentle (A) touch; vaudeville sketch in 1 act,
bv Katharine Kavanaugh. New York, Dick
and Fitzgerald, 1912. 10 p. 12°.

© Aug. 5, 1912 ; 2c. Aug. G, 1912 ; D : 30445 ;
Dick and Fitzgerald, New York. 16101

Gentleman baboon; scenario of a play in 3 acts,
by S. H. Morris. [9] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 7, 1909; D : 16821 ; Samuel H.

]\Iorris, New York.

Gentleman burglar; farce in
Carniol [pseud, of John J.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 21, 1911; D: 24993;
Carniol, Nev/ Y'ork.

16102

1 act, by
Karniol]

J.

15

J.

John J.
16103

Gentleman burglar — Continued.
play in 1 act, by H. Fort. 15 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Mar. 19, 1910 ; D : 20499 ; Homer Fort,
Monrovia, Cal. 16104

Sec also Gentleman (A) by day, a burglar

by night.

Gentleman (The) burglar and the lady luna-
tic; farce in 1 act, by J. T. Abeles. 49 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 15, 1912; D : 29373 ; John T.
Abeles, St. Loui.s. 16105

Gentleman (A) by day, a burglar by night;
or, The gentleman burglar, [an original
melodrama in 5 acts] by James R. Garey.
148 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Walter C. Jordan, New York ; D : 4365,
Dec. 9, 1903; 2c. Dec. 9, 1903. [Note: Copies

16106

in 4

bear title. The gentleman burglar]

Gentleman (The) convict; a melodrama
acts and 6 scenes, by C. E. Verner.

© Charles Edward Verner, Alameda, Cal. ;
D:6807, June 12, 190.5. 16107

Gentleman (A) cow-boy; by E. B. Cauthorn.

© Eudora Belle Cauthorn, Portland. Or. ;
1900 A: 7970, Mar. 26. 16108

Same.
© Emily

Burns Cauthorn,
1146, Nov. 21, 1901.

St.

Louis ; D :
16109

or. The South Spring ranch, by E. B.

Cauthorn. 114 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Eudora Belle Cauthorn, Porthmd, Or.
D:641S, Feb. 6, 1905; 2c. Feb. 6, 1905. 16110

Gentlemen crooks; play in 1 act, by G. J.
Young. 9 p. f" Typewritten.
© Ic. Oct. 1, 1915; D: 41877; (ieorge J.

Young, Columbus, O.

16110a

Gentleman Dick,
loid plays.

See Byer's library of tab-

Gentleman from Cheyenne; a 1 act comedy, by
T. P. Morgan. 6 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Tom P. ^Morgan, Rogers, Ark. ; D : 5103,
May 31, 1904; 2c. June 25, 1904. 16111

Gentleman (The) from China; a dramatization
in 1 act of Sophie Swett's story of the same
name, by D. Kimball.

© David Kimball, New York ; D : 1282, Jan.
13, 1902. 16112

Gentleman (The) from Cook; play in 4 acts.

by O. W. Stewart. 66 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 22, 1915; D: 41286; Oliver W.

Stewart, Indianapolis. 16112a

788

I

16113

COPYKIGHTED IN" THE UNITED STATES

16131

Gentleman (The) from East Blueberry; u
sketch of the Vermont legislature [in 2 acts]
[and] State vs. Burton, a drama of the court
room, bv B. IMarsliall. Montpelier, Vt., Cap-
ital city press, 1909. 128 p. 12°.

© Aug. G, 1909 ; 2c. Aug. 0, 1909 ; D : 16G22 ;
Bernard Marshall, Montpelier, \t. 16113

Gentleman (A) from Gascony; a drama in 6
tableaux, by C. 11. Buchanan. 121 p. 4°.
Type\\ritten.

© Claude Robinson Buclianan, Grand
Rapids, Mich. ; D : 696, July 26, 1901 ; 2c. July
26, 1901. 161141

■ a romantic drama in .5 acts, by D. F. Per-
kins. Typewritten.

© David Fessenden Perkins, Portland, Me. ;
1900 A : 5091, Feb. 24 ; 2c. June 10, 1901.

16115

Gentleman (A) from Idaho; a drama in pro-
logue and 3 acts. Boston, W. H. Baker &
CO., 1889. [48] p. 12°. ([Walter H. Baker
& co.'s Boston list] )

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston; 1889:
19625, June 24; 2c. July 1. 16116

Gentleman (A) from Nevada; a comedy drama
in 4 acts, by G. H. Jessop and J. B. Polk.
90 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Jessop and Polk, New York ; 1880 : 44.53,
Mar. 19; 2c. Apr. 30. 16117

Gentleman (A) from Pike's Peak; a comedy
drama in 4 acts, by P. Plunkett. Typewrit-
ten.

© Percv Plunkett, New York ; 1899 : 719.33,
Nov. 3; 2c. Dec. 27. 16118

Gentleman (The) from the secession; farce in
1 act, by Alexander Engel. 18 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Aug. 27, 1915; D: 41620; Klaw &
Erlanger, New York. 16118a

Gentleman George.

© George W. Blackburn, Chicago ; D : 4182,
Nov. 3, 1903. 16119

Gentleman Jay; by J. J. Carrell.

© John Jefferson Carrell, Lake Charles,
La. : 1897 : 42827, July 28. 16120

Gentleman Jim; a comedy drama in 4 acts, by
J. v.. Brown.

© Fvelvn P. Brown, Newton, Mass.; 1890:
13098, Apr. 21. 16121

an original dramatic sketch by W. R.

Walkes. New York, S. French; London. S.
French, ltd., 1899. 1 p. 1., 12 p. 12°.
(French's international copyrighted edition of
tbe works of the best authors, no. 28)

© T. H. French, New York; 1899:70515,
Oct. 30; 2c. Jan. 3, 1901. 16122

Gentleman of leisure; comedy of American life,
by J. Stapleton and P. G. Wodehouse. 137 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 12, 1910 ; D : 21027 ; John Staple-
ton, New York. 16123

Gentleman (A) of letters; a comedv-drama in
4 acts, W. D. Hall.

© Wm. D. Hall, Philadelphia ; 1892 : 11022,
ISIar. 11 ; 2c. Mar. 11. 16124

Gentleman (A) of polish; noveltv comedy
skeccli, by J. E. Ryan. [1], 4 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Aug. 7, 1914; D : 37776 ; .lames Edwin
Ryan, Milwaukee. 16124a

Gentleman (The) of the color; or, Washing-
ton in 1876, a burlesque in 3 acts, by Ben
Horst [i>seud. of E. G. Fast]

© Edward G. Fast, Baltimore ; 1872 : 1369.
Feb. 10; 2c. Jan. 13, 1874. 16125

or, Washington reconstructed, a bur-
lesque in 3 acts, by Ben Horst [pseud, of
PI G. Fast] Baltimore, John Woods, 1874.
48 p. 8°.

© Edward G. Fast, Baltimore ; 1873 : 14730,
Dec. 22; 2c. Jan. 13, 1874. 16126

Gentleman of the highways; a romantic drama
in 3 acts, from the novelette by Katharine
.Jarboe, by A. E. Lyon. 118 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Anna E. Lvon, New York ; D : 76.50. Dec.
2, 1905 ; 2c. Dec. 2. 1905. 16127

Gentleman (A) of theory; play in 3 acts, by
Ethel Rosen Tliaule [pseud, of E. Rosenthal]
[1], 52 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 8. 1914; D : 37499 ; Ethel Rosen-
thal, San Francisco. 16127a

Gentleman (A) rogue; drama in 4 acts. Type-
written.

© Frank AViesberg, Chicago ; 1897 : 11879,
Feb. 18; 2c. Mar. 2. 16128

Gentleman (A) vagabond; comedy of Wash-
ington life before the war, by W. Holcomb.

© Willard Holcomb, Washington; 1897:
7752, Jan. 28. 16129

Gentleman Waife; a drama adapted from Bul-
wer's novel. What will he do with it? by G.
D. Saltonstall.

© G. D. Saltonstall, Hoboken, N. J.; 1873:
10904, Sept. 23. 16130

a dramatization of Bulwer's What will he

do with it? by J. Ward.

© Johnson Ward, Virginia; 1877:12618,
Nov. 1. 16131

789

16132

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

16150

Gentleman Waife — Continued.

a dramatization of Ixn-d Lytton's novel,

Wliat will he do with it? in 4 acts, by L.

Stoddard.
© Lorimer Stoddard, New York; 1896:

55535, Oct. 6. 16132

Gentleman who burgles; slietch, by C. N. Buck.
24 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 28, 1910; D: 20314; Charles
Neville Buck, Louisville. 16133

Gentlemanly (The) savage; a social satire, a
comic opera in 3 acts, by Edward I. Darling.
New York, The Theater ticket office [1886]
20 p. 8°. [Libretto only]

© Eugene J. Wetherell, United States;
1886 : 9894, Apr. 24 ; 2c. Apr. 28 ; 2c. Sent. 13.

16134

Gentleman's (A) game; play in 1 act, by Earl
Derr Biggers and Grover Harrison. [1], 26 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 8, 1913 ; D : 35277 ; Grover Wil-
liam Harrison, Nordhoff, Cal. 16135

Gentlemen coons' parade; musical sketch in 1
act, and Don't get weary; or, Johnny, you've
been a bad boy, musical sketch in 1 act. New
York, De AVitt, 1885. 12 p. 12°. ([De Witt's
Ethiopian and comic drama no. 157] )

© A. T. B. De Witt, New York; 1885:
19758, Sept. 19; 2c. Sept. 26. 16136

Gentlemen emigrants. See Early parted.

Gentlemen of the jury; a farce by G. M.

Baker. Boston, G. M. Baker & co. [1873]

2 p. 1., 171-186 p. 12°. ([Amateur drama,

no 6])

© George M. Baker, Boston ; 1873 :725 ; Jan.

25; 2c. Jan. 27. 16137

Gentlemen of the road. See Sur la route.

Gentlemen, the king! a comedy in 4 acts, by
H. Lindsley.

© Harris Lindsley, New York ; D : 1803,
Apr. 29, 1902. 16138

military drama in 1 act, by Campbell Tmld.

New York, S. French ; London, S. French, ltd.,
1913. 32 p. 12°.

© Dec. 31, 1913; 2c. Dec. 31, 1913; D:
35559; Samuel French, ltd., London. 16139
Gentlemen, think it over; dramatic playlet,
by W. Mack. 25 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. INIay 17, 1915 ; D : 40(581 ; Willard
Mack and Chas. Bachmann, New York.

16139a
Gentuza (La); coniedia ile costumbres popu-
lares con mfisica en 2 actos, divididos en 5
cuadros, original de C. Arniches, niGsica del
maestro Jose Serrano. Madrid [ScK-iedad de
autores espanoles] 1913. 91 p. 12°. [Li-
bretto only]

© Mar. 28, 1914; Ic. Mar. 30, 1914: D:
36557 ; Carlos Arniches, Madrid. 16139b

Genuine (A) opium joint; a play in 1 act, by
E. W. Wood.

© E. W. Wood, New York; 1899:52362,
Aug. 15. 16140

Genus clerk; drama in 3 acts, by T. P. Bayer.
187 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 24, 1909 ; D : 17783 ; Theobald
Percy Bayer, New York. 16141

Geoffrey Middleton, gentleman; an original
play in 3 acts, by M. Morton [i. e. M. M. Con-
heim]

© Martha Morton, New York; 1891:908.5,
:\Iar. 10. 16142

Geoffrey's faith; or. The Russian, a play in 5
acts, by F. A. IMathews.

© Fannie Aymar Mathews, New York ;
1881: 15308. Oct. 5. 16143

Geoff rez Dorellez; a drama in 4 acts, by H. K.
Kichniond-West.

© H. Kate Richmond-West, Chicago; 1882:
21371, Dec. 16. 16144

Geografi og kjaerlighed. See Plays; l>y Bjorn-
stjerne Bjornson.

George Douglas; a dramatic idyl in 3 acts, by
Defenthy Wright (William Minturn) 64 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© William Minturn, New York; 1876:1186,
Jan. 26; 2c. Apr. 26. 16145

as arr. for, and played at the Lyceum

theatre. New Y^'ork, in aid of the AVashing-
ton and Lee university telescope fund, on the
2nd of March, 1878, by Defenthy Wright (W.
IVIinturn) Revised. 67 p. 4°. Typewritten.
© William Minturn, New York; 1878:2508,
Feb. 28; 2c. Feb. 2S. 16146

George F. Allen's original cowboy minstrels.
See Cowboy's (A) life at twilight.

George Frederick Cooke; a drama in 4 acts,

by R. W. Smiley. 102 p. 4°, Typewritten.

© Robert W. Smiley, New York; D: 11892.

Dec. 9, 1907 ; 2c. Dec. 9, 1907. 16147

George Gordon; drama in 4 acts and 5 scenes,

by C. S. Ougman. 49 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 14, 1909 ; D : 17093 ; Clarence S.

Ongman, Chicago. 16148

George has a grouch on sisters; monologue, by
IMary ^Nloncurc Parker. Chicago, Dramatic
publisliing co., 1913. 7 p. 12°.

© Jlay 29, 1913 ; 2c. June 2, 1913 ; D : 33404 ;
Dramatic pub. co., Chicago. 16149

George Pembroke's patient; by S. E. Fried-
hold.

© Stella E. Frieflhold, Boston ; 1893 : 2862,
.Tan. 12. 16150

790

16151

COPYEIGHTED IN. THE X!rN.ITED STATES

16169

George Rogers Clark. See Historical stories
in dramatic form.

George says boys don't have such, a snap in
life after all; monologue, by IMary INIoncure
Parker. Chicago, Dramatic pub. co., 1910.
6 p. 12°.

© Dec. 22, 1910; 2c. Dec. 24, 1910; D:
22912 ; Dramatic pub. co., Chicago. 16151

George Washington; historical grand opera in 3
acts, by A. Hinrichs, jr., libretto by Ricliard
Geuee, tr. and adapted by A. H. Hoffman.

© August Hinrichs, jr., San Francisco ;
1892:53068, Dec. 27. 16152

a story and a play, by Mary Hazelton

Wade. Boston, R. G. Badger [1914] 91 p.

12°. (Little follis plays of American heroes)

© Dec. 11, 1914; 2c. Jan. 2, 1915; A:

393029; Richard G. Badger, Boston. r6152a

— or. An American in heaven, a burlesque
for tlie stage, liy J. J. Jennings.

© John J. Jennings, New York ; 1886 :
21001, Sepc. 18. 16153

or. Life and death of George Washing-

ton, an historical drama, by P. Wales.

© Philip Wales, Minneapolis; 1884:19693,
Oct. 1. 16154

■or. The trials of a hero, a dramatic trib-

ute to the great centennial of American inde-
pendence in 4 acts, a prelude and grand finale,
by H. M. Bien.

© H. M. Bien, Port Henry, N. Y. ; 1875:
432, Jan. 13. 16155

See also Historical stories in dramatic

form,

George Washington and the birth of Amer-
ican independence; a scenic, dramatic and
historical pantomime.

© J. T. McCaddou, Philadelphia; 1892:
29150, July 13. 16156

George Washington, jr.; musical comedy in 3
aces, l)y G. M. Cohan.

© George M. Cohan, New York ;. D : 6769,
May 24, 1905. 16157

Georgetown (The) centennial and other
dramas. >s'fcc Alma mater.

Georgia; by M. McCusker. 51 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© M. IVlcCusker, New York ;. D : 10942, July
10, 1907 ; Ic. July 10, 1907. 16158

melodrama in 4 acts, by W. B. Saunders.

25 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Wm. B. Saunders, Waterloo, N. Y. ; D:
7991, Feb. 12, 1906; 2c, Jan. 4, 1906. 16159

a play in 1 act, by G. Middleton.

© George Middleton;. New York ; D : 15717,
Apr. 26, 1909. 16160

Georgia (The) debtors. See Colonial plays
for the school-room.

Georgianna's wedding gown; farce in 2 acts,
by Bell Bayless. New York, Dick & Fitzger-
ald, 1914. 26 p. 12°.

© .Jan. 21. 1914; 2c. .Lin. 22, 1914; D:
35742; Dick c^: Fitzgerald, New York. 1616Ca

Georgie; or. Which is which? or. Who's who?
original comedietta in 1 act, by Mrs. D. Lyon.
10 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 20, 1910 ; D : 21413 ; Mrs. Dore
Lyon, New York. , 16161

Georgie limited; farcical comedy in 3 acts, by
J. Stone. [72] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 8, 1012 ; D : 29319 ; John Stone,
Cambridge, Mass. 16162

Georgie. the girl who does as she pleases;
comedy in 4 acts, by Rita Leo. [105] p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 18, 1914 ; D : 38106 ; Mrs. E. F.
Leo, Mt. Vernon, N. Y. 16162a

Georgiennes (Les); opera bouffe in 3 acts, by
M. Jules Moinaux, music by Offenbach,
libretto in French and English. New York,
Metropolitan job printing & engraving estab-
lishment, 1870. 41 p. 8°.

© John F. Cole, New York ; 1871 : 1489, Feb.
22; 2c. Feb. 27. 16163

Georgie's debut; farce in 1 act, by Hubert Ben-
jamin Osborne. [2], 19 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug 24, 1910; D : 21869 ; Hubert
Osborne, New York. 16164

Georgina; lustspiel in 3 akten, von Franz von
Schonthan. Berlin, F. Bloch erben, 1908.
1.54 p. 8°.

© Felix Bloch erben, Berlin; D: 14396,
Nov. 28, 1908; 2c. Nov. 19, 1908. 16165

Same. Berlin, Felix Bloch erben, 1908.

169 p. 8°.

© Felix Bloch erben, Berlin ; D : 13243,
June 25, 1908 ; 2c. June 26, 1908. 16166

Georgo Dandin; au. La konfuzita edzo, kom-
edio en 3 aktoj, de Moliere, el franca lingvo
tradukis Ludoviko Lazaro Zamenhof. (In
La Revuo, Julio-Septembro, 1908)

© July 1, Aug. 1, Sept. 1, 1908 ; Ic. Dec. 24.
1909; A— Foreign 820; Hachette & co., Paris.

16167

Same. Akto 2, 3. {In La Revuo, Augusto,

Septembro, 1908.)

© res. under act of Mar. 3, 1905, by Hach-
ette & CO., Paris; res. no. 1973, 2017; Ic.
each rec'd Aug. 15, 1908, Sept. 14, 1908.

16168, 16169

7^t

16170

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

16184

Geraldine; comedy drama in 3 acts, by E. J.
Doherty. [33] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 10, 1011; D: 24458; Edward J.
Doherty, Cliicago. 16170

or, Love and war, a drama in 4 acts, by

M. I. Hannnond.

© Marie Isabelle Hammond, Baltimore;
1879:563. Jan. 13. 16171

Geraldine wants to know; play in 1 act by
J. Steer. 22 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 16, 1911; D: 24961; Janette
Steer, London. 16172

Geraldine's treachery; a play in 5 acts, by M.
Sinniions. 17 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 10, 1911 ; D : 23068 ; Maud Sim-
mons, South Omaha, Neb. 16173

Same. New York, The Shakespeare press,

1913. 61 p. 12°.

© Mar. 25, 1913; 2c. Apr. 23, 1913; A:
346419; Maude E. Sinmions, South Omaha.
Neb. 16174

Geranium of Arizona: melodrama in 4 acts,
by G. IMcVean. 109 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© George McVean, Cleveland ; D : 6794.
May 26, 1905; 2c. May 26, 1905. 16175

Gerechtig-keit (Die); eine komodie in 5 akten,
von Otto Ernst [pseud, des O. E. Schmidt]
New York, E. Lederer, 1902. 122 p. 12°

© Emanuel Lederer, New York ; D : 2427,
Oct. 9, 1902; 2c. Nov. 21, 1902. 16176

Gerettete (Das) Venedig; tragJidie in 5 auf-
ziigen, von Hugo von Hofmannsthal. 2. aufl.
Berlin, S. Fischer verlag, 1905. 235 p. 16°.

© S. Fischer verlag, Berlin ; D : 5629, Oct.
12, 1904: 2c. Oct. 12, 1904. 16177

Gerl Woodward; or. The victim of revenge,
a mekxlrama in 4 acts, by M. G. Morgan.

© Mary G. Morgan, United States; 1SS6:
22200, Oct. 4. 16178

Germ (The) of love; or. Dote and antidote,
pl^ay in 2 acts, by E. R. Cummins. [3], 29 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 8, 1912; D: 30483; Edmund
Richard Cummins, Worcester. 16179

Germain Gerard. Sec Fate.

German- American (A); a comedy drama in 4
acts, by C. E. Blaney.

© Charles E. Blaney, New York; 1897:
24780, Apr. 21. 16180

German aristocracy; nmsical farce comedy in
3 acts, by I. Witmark.

© Isidore Witmark. New York; 1893:
41673, Sept. 14. 16181

German astrologers; or, The German astrono-
mers, by Sam Shannon [pseud, of S. llafsky]
14 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Sam Rafsky. New York; D : 7970, Fe!).
10, 190(5; 2c. Feb. 10, 1906. 16182

German astronomers. See German astrolo-
gers.

German (A) baron; a comedy drama, in 4 acts,
by F. W. Lee. 41 p. 4°, Typewritten.

© Franklyu W. Lee, St. I'aul ; 1S95 : 27654,
May 21; 2c. May 21. 16183

Sec also New Years in New York.

German brokers; farce comedy in 3 acts, by
R. J. Bentley. 79 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 29, 1909; D : 17221 ; Robert J(.lm
Bentley, Monroe, Mich. 16184

German (The) classics of the nineteenth and
twentieth centuries; masterpieces of German
literature tr. into English. Editor-in-chief:
Kuno Francke. Assistant editor-in-chief: Wil-
liam Guild Howard, v. 1-20. New York, The
German publication society [1914] 20 v.
fronts., plates, ports. 8°.

Dramatic contents : v. 1. Iphigenia in
Tauris, and Faust, pt. 1, 2, by Goethe. — v. 3.
Death of Wallenstein, and William Tell, by
Schiller. — v. 4. The prince of Homburg, by
Heinrich von Kleist. — v. 6. Medea, and The
Jewess of Toledo, by Franz Grillparzer. —
v. 7. The sword and queue, by Karl Ferdi-
nand Gutzkow. — V. 9. Maria Magdalena, and
Siegfried's death, by Friedrich Hebbel, The
hereditary forester, by Otto Ludwig. — v. 12.
The journalists, by Gustav Freytag. — v. 16.
The master of Palmyra, by Adolf Wilbrandt,
The farmer forsworn, by Ludwig Anzcn-
gruber, Faith and fireside, by Karl Schon-
herr. — v. 17. King Henry, by Ernst von Wil-
denbruch, John the Baptist, by Hermann
Sudermann, Tete-a-tete, by Ludwig Fulda,
Death and the fool, and The death of Titian,
by Hugo von Hofmannsthal. — v. 18. The
weavers, The sunken bell, and Michael
Kramer, by Gerhart Hauptmann. — v. 20.
Mother Earth, by Max Halbe, The marriage
of Sobeide, by Hugo von Hofmannsthal, The
green cockatoo, and Literature, by Arthur
Schnitzler, The court singer, by Frank Wede-
kind, Tristram the jester, by Ernst Hardt.

v. 1-5 © Dec. 15, 1913; Ic. Dec. 22, 1913;
Ic. Jan. 23, 1914; A: 362501.

V. 6-9 © Mar. 23, 1914 ; 2c. May 28, 1914 ;
A : 371159.

V. 10-13 © Sept. 1, 1914 ; 2c. Sept. 26, 1914 ;
A : 379981.

V. 14-17 © Nov. 25, 1914 ; Ic. Dec. 30, 1914 ;
Ic. Jan. 16, 1915; A: 393828.

v. 18-20 © Dec. 24. 1914 ; Ic. Dec. 30, 1914 ;
Ic. Jan. 16, 1915; A: 393829; German publ.
soc. New York. 16184a-16184e

792

16185

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

16199

German colonel; a musical comedy in 2 acts,
book and lyrics by L. D. Hirsch. 73 p. f°.
Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Leon D. Hirsch, Trenton, N. J. ; D :
9448, Nov. 16, 1906; 2c. Nov. 16, 1906. 16185

German (The) congressman; a monologue, by
A. Hoffman. 20 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 9, 1914 ; D : 722 A ; Aaron Hoff-
man, New York. [Registered in Class C rec-
ord book] 16185a

German (A) conspiracy; serio comedy playlet,
by H. Turberville. [1], 17 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Nov. 26, 1915 ; D : 42409 ; Henry Tur-
berville, Washington. 16185b

German (The) courier. See Prince Karl.

German (The) dentist; a 1 act musical comedy,
by W. L. ShTusonne and Birnie Louis [pseud,
of L. Birnbaum] 3 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© W. Le Claire Slausonne and Louis Birn-
baum, New York ; D : 11784, Nov. 11, 1907 ;
2c. Nov. 4, 1907. 16186

German dialect political monolog'ue; To the
Speaker of the House of Miss Representa-
tives, by B. Niemeyer. 2 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 2, 1914; D: 36726; Bernhardt
Niemeyer, Brooklyn. 16186a

German (The) dude; or, Gotlip's scheme, a
comedy in 3 acts, by L. Church.

© Louis Church, Buffalo ; 1884 : 22973, Nov.
17. 16187

German (The) emigrant; or. Love and sour-
krout, a laughable sketch in 1 scene, by
Larrv Toolev, arr. bv Charles White. New
York, R. M. De Witt, 1876. 7 p. 12°. ([De
Witt's Ethiopian and comic drama, no. 83] )

© Robert M. De Witt, New York; 1876:
7978, July 3 ; 2c. July 26. 16188

See also Nobody.

German (The) Jonah; a musical drama in 4
acts, by R. M. Taylor.

© Robert M. Taylor, New York; 1880:
14439, Sept. 23. 16189

or. The ship we crossed the sea in, a

musical drama in 4 acts.

© R. M. Taylor, New York; 1880:14718,
Sept. 29. 16190

German lessons; in 1 act, by Herbert Hall
Winslow. New York, Chicago [etc.] M. Wit-
mark & sons, 1906. 20 p. front, (port.) 12°.
(Charles Dickson's famous 1 act plays)

© M. Witmark & sons. New York ; D : 8714,
June 18, 1906; 2c. June 16, 1906. 16191

German life on the Mississippi. See Chris
and Lean.

German made; a dramatic composition in 2
acts, by J. M. Weber and L. M. Fields.

© Joseph M. Weber and Lewis M. Fields,
New York; 1897:32230, May 27. 16192

German (The) minstrel; in 3 acts, bv C. T.
Ellis.

© Chas. T. Ellis, Syracuse, N. Y. ; 1S8G:
24488, Oct. 30. 16193

German old maid as American concert leader;
a play in 1 act, by C. Ritter. 10 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Constanze Ritter, Atlantic City ; D :
13285, July 3, 1908 ; 2c. July 3, 1908. 16194

German (A) picnic; play, by H. A. Pearce. 3
p. f°. Ms.

© Ic. Feb. 17, 1912; D: 28745; Harry A.
Pearce, New York. 16195

German politician. Sec German (The) sen-
ator.

Gei-man (The) professor. See Herr Arnim.

German roses; tragic scene, by G. F. Sturgis.
[1], 17 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 20, 1914; D: 37906; Granville
Forbes Sturgis, Denver. 16195a

German (The) senator; monologue being a re-
vision of the same title with added matter, by
A. Hoffman. [1], 12 p. 4°. Typewritten.
(Series B, pt. 1)

© Ic. Mar. 3, 1914 ; D : 36230 ; Aaron Hoff-
man, New York. 16195b

The German politician; a monologue, by

Aaron Hoffman. [4th ed.] New York, A.
Hoffman ; London, B. F. Stevens & Brown co.,
1914. 5 p. 1., 3-387 p. 12°.

© Nov. 14, 1914; 2c. Nov. 18, 1914; A:
388453; Aaron Hoffman, New York. 16195c

— See also Speaker (The) of the house.

German (A) soldier; an original singing com-
edy drama in 4 acts and 6 scenes, by Harry
W. Emmet.

© James A. Reilly, Baltimore ; 1893 : 21884.
May 5. 16196

German (The) volunteer; a military allegory

and comedy drama in 5 acts, by W. D. Saphar.

© Will D. Saphar, Philadelphia; 1883:

20202, Nov. 1. 16197

a military allegory in 5 acts, with appro-

priate tableaux, by W. D. Saphar.

© Will D. Saphar, Philadelphia; 1880:
6158, Apr. 20. 16198

— a military allegory with appropriate tab-
leaux, by W. D. Saphar.

© Will D. Saphar, Warsaw, Ind. ; 1878:
4503, Apr. 15. 16199

793

16200

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

16221

German (The) volunteers; a fnrce comedy in 4
acts, by J. D. Farrell.

© John D. Farrell, Chicago; 1899:21267,
Mar. 23. 16200

a musical farce comedy libretto in 3 acts,

by J. D. Farrell.

© John D. Farrell, Chicago; 1899:35266,
May 26. 16201

German (The) wanderer, Schnieder; or, The

tmknown wanderer, a play by C. B. Grant.

© C. B. Grant, New York ; 1884 : 1307,

Jan. 18. 16202

G^rmania.

© Henry Ji. Pain, New York; 1801:36762,
Oct. 12; 2c. Oct. 12. 16203

book of comic opera in 2 acts, libretto by

La V. A. Barber. Typewritten.

© La Verne A. Barber. IMars, Pa.; 1000 A:
13351, May 28 ; 2c. Dec. 9, 1901. 16204

dramma lirico in xm prologo, 2 quadri e un

epilogo. di Luigi Illica, musica di Alberto
Franchettl. Milano [etc.] G. Ricordi & e. ;
New York, Boosey & co., 1902. 46 p. 8°.
[Libretto only]

© G. Ricordi & co., Milan; D:1509: Mar.
3, 1902; 2c. Mar. 3, 1902. 16205

— Same. 2d ed. Milano [etc.] G. Ricordi &
c. ; New York, Boosey & co., 1902. 47 p. 8".
[Libretto only]

© G. Ricordi & co., Milan; D : 1521, IMar.
7, 1902; 2c. Mar. 7, 1902. 16206

-handlung in 2 bildern, einem vor- und einem

naclispiel, von Luigi Illica, deutsch von Al-
fred Briiggemann, nuisik von Alberto Fran-
chetti. Mailund [etc.] G. Ricordi; New York,
Boosey & co., 1907. 59 p. 12°. [Libretto
only]

© G. Ricordi & co.. Milan ; D : 11828. Nov.
27, 1907; 2c. Nov. 27. 1907. 16207

— a lyrical drama in a prologue, 2 scenes and
epilogue, Italian libretto by Luigi Illica, with
an English prose tr. by Claude Aveling.
music bv Alberto Francbetti. London, G.
Ricordi & co., 1907. 1 p. 1., [3], 4-61, 4-61 p.
[Libretto only. Italian and English]

© G. Ricordi & co., Milan ; L) : 11639, Oct.
31, 1907; 2c. Oct.. 31, 1907. 16208

or, A Roman conspiracy, a play in 5 acts

and; allegorical tableau of Herman's statue,
by A. L. Adams.

© A. Lemuel Adams, New York ; 1879 : 3624.
Mar. 17. 16209

Germantown Dutch minstrels; by J. J. Ben-
nett and F. B. Darling. 3 p. 8°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Feb. 1, 1912 ; D : 28512 ; Jules J. Ben-
nett and Fayette B. Darling, New York.

16210

Germelshausen; a drama in 4 acts, by Mary
(Jray I'eck, Carl Kchlenker, [and] Frances B.
Potter. IMlnneapolis, The H. W. Wilson com-
pany, 1904. 53 p. 12°.

© Carl Schlenker, Minneapolis; I> : 5963.
Dec. 27, 1904; 2c. Jan. 14, 1905. 16211

Germen (El); drama en 2 actos y un epilogo,

original de M, de Zarraga. Madrid [Sociedad

de autores espanoles] 1910. 46, [8] p. 12°.

© Sept. 6, 1910; 2c. Sept. 7, 1910; D:

21981; Miguel de Zarraga, Madrid. 16212

Germinal; or, The Knights of labor, drama in
5 acts and 12 tableaux, by Emile Zola, tr.
and adapted by the Franco-American agency
for dramatic literature, ltd.

© Franeois Mons and Louis Nathal, New
York; 1886:7087, Mar. 26. 16213

Germs; a farce comedy in 3 acts, by E. Beau-
(lette. 71 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ernest Beaudette, Lavinia, Mont. ; D :
16053, June 11, 1909; 2c. June 11, 19(»9.

16214

Gemot; dramati.sche dichtung, von Gustav Kas-
tropp.

© Breitkopf & Hjirtel, Leipzig ; 1897 : 26567,
Apr. 30; 2c. May 26. 16215

Gertie, a child heroine; a drama in 3 acts and
tableaux, by Jeff. S. Loreton.

© William H. Tuttle, San Francisco; 1878:
9103, Aug. 7. 16216

Gertie's loyalty; or. The notorious raid on
the Driggs Guyon counterfeiting gang, by
F. C. Thomas.

© Florence C. Thomas, Dayton, O. ; 1896:
44047, Aug. 1. 16217

Gertie's vindication; a drama in 2 acts, by G\, H.
Pierce. Clyde, O., Ames' publishing co., 1888.
1 p. 1., 16 p. 12°. ( [Ames' series of standard
and minor drama, no. 2-55] )

© Ames pub. co., Clyde, O. ; 1888:32045.
Nov. 12 ; 2c. Nov. 21. 16218

Gertrude; drama in 3 acts, by HJalniar Soder-
berg, authorized tr. by A. B. Fries.

© Anna B. PYies, Milwaukee, D: 10441,
Apr. 29, 1907. 16219

a play, prologue and 5 acts, by Philip Shir-

ley and E. W. Townsend.

© Edward W. Townsend, San Francisco;
1883 : 9011, May 15. 16220

play in 4 acts, by Alfred Bouchinet, adapted

to the American stage by A. Douzet. [1],
123 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 21, 1910; D: 22880; Antonin
Douzet, Paris. 16221

794

16222

COPYRIGHTED IN" THE UNITED STATES

16238

Gertrude — Continued.

or, A daughter of the Revolution, in

5 act.s, by W. H. Wliitney.

© William H. Whitney, Milwaukee; 1900

A: 26752, Oct. 27. 16222

or, A father's love, a play in 5 acts, by

S. Isaacs.

© Simon Isaacs, Chicago ; 1876 : 1677.
P'eb. 7. 16223

Gervaise (La) — Continued.

or, L'assommoir, a drama in 5 acts, drama-
tized from the French of Emile Zola, by E.
Binsse and J. W. Overall.

© Edward Binsse and John W. Overall,
United States ; 1879 : 519G, Apr. 18. 16234

[ Gesammelte dramen; von Anton Tcheclioff,
Yiddisli von M. Warsha und K. Teper] [New
York, Maisel & co.] 1911. 224 p. 12°.

or, The price of liberty, a drama in 5 -•r ^j;^-;-)^ rir^XTl r'^br^NTI?:! .lIN^rS?:: INtJllN

acts, by W. H. AVliitney

© William H. Whitney, Milwaukee; 1879:
15335, Nov. 15. 16224

a drama in 6 acts, by W. H. Whitney.

© William H. Whitney, Milwaukee; 1885:
15616, July 20. 16225

Gertrude Denning's love affair; a drama In
4 acts, by L. J. L. Stilwell. S3 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Laura Jean Libbey Stilwell, Brooklyn;
D : 12094, Jan. 3, 1908 ; 2c. Feb. 27, 1908.

16226

Gertrude Hoffmann's new revue; play in 12
scenes, by (J. Hoffmann. 28 p. f. Type-
written.

© Ic. Oct. 3, 1913; D: 34616; Gertrude
Hoffmann, Coney Island, N. Y. 16227

Gertrude Mason; a drama in 4 acts, by M. M.
Sliedd. Buchanan, Mich., Independent book
and job rooms, 1883. 2 p. 1., 91 p. 12°,

© Mary M. Shedd, Three Oaks, Mich. ; 1883 :
11073, June 18 ; 2c. June 28. 16228

Gertrude Mason, M. D.; or. The lady doctor,
a farce in 1 act for female characters only,
by L. M. C. Armstrong. New York, H. Roor-
bach, 1898. 14 p. 12°.

© Harold Roorbach, New York; 1898:
57011, Sept. 28; 2c. Oct. 10. 16229

Gertrude of Wyoming; a burlesque in 2 acts,
by Philo-dramatis [pseud, of De W. C. Cooley]

© De Witt C. Cooley, Wilkes-Barre, Pa.;
1872 : 12132, Nov. 18. 16230

Gertrude Wheeler, M. D.; a comedy in 1 act
(female cliaracters), by Harry Parker.- New
York, The Roxbury publishing company [1899]
18 p. 16°. (The Wizard series)

© Roxbury pub. co.. New York ; 1899 :
76306, Nov. 22; 2c. Nov. 15. 16231

Gertrude's inheritance; by A. D. Higgius. 40 p;
f°. Typewritten.

© Agnes Dyer Higgins, Custer, Mont. ; D :
7863, Jan. 17, 1906 ; 2c. Jan. 17, 1906. 16232

Gervaise (La); piece realiste en 1 acte . . .
[par E. Duesberg] Paris, Barbre, 1905. 66 p.
12°.

© PJdmond Duesberg, I»aris ; D : 7757, Dec.
26; 1905; 2c. Dec. 26, 1905; 16233

Contents: [Onkel Vania (Uncle Vanya). —
Der wasser fogel (Tlie sea gull). — Der kar-
shen gorten (The cherry garden)]

.^ri:-;K.i ]mNp nn-

© June 10, 1911; 2c. Sept. 26, 1911; A:
297181 ; Maisel & co., New York. 16235

von Henrik Ibsen] [New York, Maisel &

CO.] 1910. 2 p. 1., 3-107, 3-149 p. 12°.

Contents : [Nora ; ibersezt von M. Wint-
shevsky. — Wilde ente ; ibersetzt von A. Frum-
kin]

i?-ib^n ^-i-.^pDHDr^tim .^s ps toiirnrs^N- ;xix3

© Jan. 10, 1911; 2c. Sept. 26, 1911; A:
297179; Maisel & co.. New York. 16236

— —Same. [New York, Maisel & co.] 1910.
122, 133 p. 12°.

Contents: [Rosmersholm ; ibersezt von A.
Goldwin. — Frau von Y'^am ; ibersezt von A,
Yam]

.2^ .X ps 'jurT"ir2*N ;c'' p£ '^nc

© Jan. 10, 1911; 2c. Sept. 26, 1911; A:
297174; Maisel & co.. New York. 16237

Same. [New York, Maisel & co., 1911] 91,

3-120, 3-88 p. 12°.

Contents: [Der kleiner Eyolf ; ibersezt von
K. Teper. — Johann Gabriel Borkman, und
Wenn mir todte erwachen ; ibersezt von A.
Frumkin]

© Oct. 7, 1911 ; 2c. Oct. 12, 1911 ; A : 297435.
Maisel & co.. New York. 16238

795

16239

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

16255

Gesammelte dramen — Continued.

von Leonid Andrcev] [New York, Maisel

& CO.] 1911. 9.'), 118, 92 1). 12°.

Contents: fDas loben 1'un'ui nienschen .
Yiddisli von Wnrslui und Liijjin. — Keiiii?
Hunger ; Yiddish von OlKin. — Die teg fun
unser leben ; Yiddisli von M. Katz]

.Y'l:nP .-;: pD a^^nr \yj2i'b ^yty.N

© Sept. 10, 1911; 2c. Sept. 26, 1911; A:
297180 ; Maisel & co., New Yorl^. 16239

Gesammelte werke; [von] Bj0rnstjerue B.i0rn-
son, einzige autorisiorte deutsclie volksaus-
gabe, In-sg. von Julius Elias. 4., 5. bd. Berlin,
S. Fischer verlag, 1911. 2 v. 12°

Contents : 4. bd. Dramen. — H. bd. Dramen
und briefe.

© Dec. 13, 1911; 2c. each Feb. 17, 1912;
A — Foreign 4494 ; S. Fischer verlag, Berlin.

16240

von Detlev von Liliencron. 4. bd. Dramen.

1.-3. aufl. Berlin, Schuster & Loeffler, 1912.
2 p.l ., 7-418 p. 1 1. 12°.

Contents : Knut der lierr. — Der rachezug. —
Die Rantzow und die Pogwisch. — Der Trifels
und Palermo. — Die Merowinger. — Pokahon-
tas.

© May 23, 1912 ; 2c. July 5, 1912 ; A— For-
eign 5444; Schuster & Loemer, Berlin. 16241

Geschiedene (Die) frau; operette in 3 akten,
von Victor Leon, musik von Leo Fall. 81 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ludwig Doblinger (Bernhard Herzraan-
sky), Vienna; D : 14248, Nov. 9. 1908; 2c. Nov.
9, 1908; 2c. June 17, 1909. (Printed) 16242

See also Girl (The) in the train.

Geschundene (Der) raubritter.

© Oscar Hammerstein, New York ; 1870 :
9196. Aug. 7. 16243

Geschwister (Die); bluette iii niehreren scenen,
von G. Boehm. New York, 1906. 5 p. 1., 20 p.
12°.

© Gustav Boehm, Hobokeu, N. J. : D :
9236, Oct. 15, 1906; 2c. Nov. 20, 1906. 16244

— dramatisches sittenbild in 4 akten, von
H. EUermann. Appleton. Wi.s., Im selbst-
verlag des verfassers, 1894.

© Hermann EUermann. Appleton, Wis. ;
1894:9820, Feb. 12; 2c. Feb. 12. 16245

Gesellschaftsspiel; 3 akte aus dem leben einer
tlame, von Felix Joskv. Berlin, E. Bloch, 1912.
.^>0 p. 12°.

© Ic. Feb. 19, 1913; D : 33449 ; Eduard
Bloch, Berlin. 16246

Geste of Hynde Horn. .S'ct; Ye geste of
Hynde Horn.

Gesundbeter (Der); schwank in 3 akten, von
• A. O. Weber. Berlin, Weber-haus, 1910.
103 p. 16°.

© Oct. 18, 1910; 2c. Nov. 30, 1910; D:
22683 ; Weberdiaus verlagsgesellschaft. Ber-
lin. 16247

Get away quick. <S'ee Put it down easy.

Get-away-quick Dug'an; comedy in 1 act, by
H. Leighton. 26 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 27, 1911; D : 25615 ; Harry
Leighton, New York. 16248

Get backs; dialogiie for 2 comedians, by Frank
Duniont. New York, Chicago [etc.] M. Wit-
iiiark ^ sons [1902] 8 p. 12°.

© IM. Witmark & sons, New York ; D : 27.^)3,
Dec. 10, 1902; 2c. Dec. 9, 1902. 16249

Get busy with Emily; a farce in 3 acts, from
the French, by Walter Hackett. 161 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 18, 1910 ; D : 20821 ; A. H. Woods,
New York. 16250

Get happy; 1 act comedy, by Tom Fitch. 14 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 26, 1909 ; D : 16338 ; Julia Ro
maine and Sarah Louise Marks, New Y'^ork.

16251

Get-poor-quick Welling'ton; musical farce in
1 act, by J. B. Haviland. [20] p. 4°. Type-
written. [Libi'etto only]

© Ic. Apr. 17, 1914; D : 36745 ; J. Butler

Haviland, Mattapan, Mass. 16251a

Get-rich-quick; a 3 act comedy, by I. Lenharr.

© Ida Lenharr, New York; D : 3287, Feb.

18, 1903. 16252

Get-rich-quick society; or. One hundred for

thirty, farce, by Frank Dumont.

© Dramatic pub. co., Chicago; 1899:6784,
Jan. 19; 2c. Jan. 19. 16253

Get-rich-quick Walling'ford.

© George 11. Chester, Cincinnati ; D : 13520.
_Aug. 10, 1908. 16254

dramatic composition, by B. Ongley, based

on novel of same name by George Randoli»h
Chester. 189 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 2, 1910 ; D : 20741 ; Byron Ong-
ley, Hartford. 16255

play in 4 acts, by G. M. Cohan. 164 p

f°. Printed.

© Ic. Dec. 28, 1910; D: 22949; George M.
Cohan, New York. 16256

79G

16256

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UKITED STATES

16274

Get rig-ht out of this theatre; play in 1 act, by
Willard Mack. 6 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 19, 1913 ; D : 34586 ; Sylvester &
Vance, Hudsonville, Mich. 16257

Get the business; play in 1 act, by S. E. Smyth.
14 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 16, 1914 ; D : 36354 ; Samuel E.
Smyth, Omaha, Neb. 16257a

Get the hook; a comedy sketch in 1 act, by
F. A. Kummer. 23 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Frederic Arnold Kummer, Baltimore ; D :
14361, Nov. 24, 1908; 2c. Nov. 24, 1908.

16258

a comi-dramatic etching in 2 scenes, by

Edwin Brandt. 19 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© E. Brandt, New York ; D : 12185, Jan. 16,
1908 ; 2c. Jan. 16, 1908. 16259

Get the money; life play of the present, by
D. Caughlan. [1], 28 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 1, 1912 ; D : 29248 ; D. Caughlan,
Chicago. 16260

modern reflection in 1 act, by E. G. Long-

man. [3], 13 p. 4 . Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 30, 1913 ; D : 32146 ; Edward G.
Longman, Brooklyn. 16261

Get your tickets; 14 minute monologue, by E.
Warren Hatch. 10 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 21, 1909; D: 16305; Albert L.
Washburn, Roxbury, Mass. 16262

Getaway (The); comedy surprise in 1 act, by
N. Leffingwell. 14 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 28, 1911 ; D : 25093 ; Nat Lefling-
well, New York. 16263

drama in 1 act, by W. A. Page. 10 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 9, 1910; D: 22770'; William A.
Page, New York. 16264

— dramatic sketch, by G. Loane. 19 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 19, 1910; D : 22671 ; George
Loane, New York. 16264a

— play, by M. E. Campion. 14 p. 4°. Type-

written.

© Ic. Feb. 11, 1915; D : 39650 ; Moli.se E.
Campion, New York. 16264b

— play in 1 act, by D. J. Shea. [2], 13 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. July 2, 1913; D: 33690; Dennis J.
Shea, Brighton, Mass. 16265

by J. G. Lyle. [2], 16 p. 4°. Type-

written.

© Ic. Mar. 23, 1914; D: 36446; H. Sliker-
man, San Francisco.

16265a

Getaway (The) — Continued.

sketch in 1 scene, by Howard Lindsay,

Jack C. Grey, and H. Maitland. 15 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 22, 1912 ; D : 28386 ; Harry Mait-
land, Geneva, O. 16266

a western sketch, by B. M. Bower [pseud.

of B. M. Sinclair] 22 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 18, 1910 ; D : 20827 ; B. M. Sin-
clair, Santa Cruz, Cal. 16267

or. The raft, melodramatic farce in 3 acts.

by J. C. Daly. [100] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 27, 1914; D : 36852 ; John C.
Daly, Winnipeg, Canada. 16267a

Getaway (The) of Jimmy; comedy sketch, by
E. R. Smith. [1], 6 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 8, 1914; D: 37887; E. Richard-
son Smith, Chicago. 16267b

Getthemoneygroph; by Will Kilroy.

© W. Kilroy, New York ; 1897 : 65469, Nov.
24. 16268

Gettin' an angel; a farcical sketch, by L. Lon-
ergan. 17 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Lester Lonergan, New York ; D : 14018,
Oct. 9, 1908 ; 2c. Oct. 5, 1908. 16269

Getting a divorce; sketch in 1 act, by Aaron
HofCman. 24 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 13, 1911; D: 23955; Carlin &
Penn, Buffalo. 16270

or. The empty flat, comedy in 1 act, by

E. M. L. Cook. [13] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 18, 1911; D: 23684; Edith
Maida Lessing Cook, Chicago. 16271

Getting a job; by G. H. Neiswender. 23 p. 4°.
Typewritten,

© George H. Neiswender, New York ; D :
5081, May 26, 1904 ; 2c. June 15, 1904. 16272

Getting a reputation; in 1 act, by J. A. Flynn.

22 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 4, 1909 ; D : 17010 ; Joseph A.
Flynn, Brooklyn. 16273

play in 1 act, by J. Wallace. 23 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 26, 1915; D: 40216; Joseph
Wallace, Brooklyn. 16273a

Getting a start; or. At rehearsal, play in 1
act, by L. E. Coflield. [8] p. f°. Type-
written.

© Ic. July 19, 1911; D: 24731; Loretto E.
Coffield, Chicago. 16274

Getting acquainted with money; play in 1 act,
by T. E. Kyle. 18 p. 8°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 4, 1915 ; D : 40836 ; Thomas E.
Kyle, New York. 16274a

797

16275

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

16293

Getting acquainted with mother; original play
Ln 1 act, by W. B. Patton. 20 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. July 29, 1910 ; D : 21679 ; William B.
Patton, Rochester, N. Y. 16275

Gretting away with it; comedy playlet, by G.
Kelly. [1], 24 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 3, 1912 ; T> : 31032 ; George Kelly,
New York. 16276

— drama in 3 acts, by R. H. Davis. 121 p.
f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 10, 1914 ; D : 3S451 ; Robert Hark-
ness Davis, Washington. 16276a

play in 1 act, by Ann Brown [pseud, of

Ann Stewart] and Jack Miller [pseud, of
R.D.Miller] 6 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 15, 1913 ; D : 34725 ; Rolford D.
Miller and Ann Stewart, New York. 16277

— See also Cinch (A)

Getting' engaged; vaudeville skit in 1 scene, by
Kolund Oliver [pseud, of Henry White] 7 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 29, 1913; D : 35183 ; Henry
White. Sacramento, Cal. 16278

Getting even; comic playlet in 2 scenes, by J. S.
Ennis. 14 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 1, 1911 ; D : 25918 ; Jennie Shei-
man Ennis, Detroit. 16279

— dramatic playlet, by M. Keightley. 15 p.
f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 4, 1910 ; D : 21255 ; Mabel Keight-
ley, South Bend, Ind. 16280

— play in 4 acts. 12 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 12, 1912 ; D : 31689 ; Wilda Daly.
New York. 16281

Getting her rights; comedy in 1 act, by Roland
Oliver [pseud, of Henry White] 15 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 29, 1913 ; D : 35182 ; Henry White.
Sacramento, Cal. 16282

Getting his; comedy sketch, l)y J. W. Sayr^.
9 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 31, 1910; D : 21918 ; J. W. Say re,
Seattle. - 16283

Getting hooked up; 1 act farce, by H. M. Har-
vey. [1], 38 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 17, 1913; D: 32978; Harold Mel-
lor Harvey, Grand Rapids, Mich. 16284

Getting into society; comedy dialogue, by L.
Chevalier. [10] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 13, 1911 ; D : 25752 ; Louis Che-
valier, New York. 16285

Getting married; comedy of love and busi-
ness in 4 acts, by F. C. Rodgers. [133] p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. May 10, 1914; D: 37048; Frank C.
Rodgers, Chicago. 16285a

play in 1 act, by C. TVI. Lindsay [2], 22 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 13, 1912; D : 30837 ; Clarence
]\ransfield Lindsay, Brooklyn. 16286

with preface, by Bernard Shaw. New

York, Brentano's, 1913. 205 p. 16°

© Sept. 10, 1913; 2c. Nov. 13, 1913; A:
.3611 55 ; -G. B. Shaw, London. 16287

— or. A million for a husband, play in 1
act, by G. Dehly. [1], 14 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Feb. 8, 1913; D: 32314; Gerhard
Dehly, Alorristown, N. J. 16288

— See also Doctor's dilemma.

Getting out; play in 1 act, by E. Ann. 10 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 21, 1915; D: 42054; Emily Ann,
New York. 16288a

Getting ready for Christmas eve. See Little
(The) toy band.

Getting rich; comedy in 4 acts, by 1'. E. Browne.
[7], 100 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 4, 1913; D: 31876; Porter Emer-
son Browne, Norwalk, Conn. 16289

Getting rid of himself; or, One foot in the
grave, comedv of a coffin, bv David De Wolf
[pseud, of W. A. Snow] [40] p. 4". Type-
v.ritten.

© Ic. Mar. 13, 1914; D: 36336; Walter A.
Snow, Peterborougli, N. H. 16289a

Getting rid of the minister; or, The tittle-tattle
society, a comediette in 2 scenes.

© C. H. Pierson. Prairie City, 111. ; 1.S83 :
16046, Sept. L 16290

Getting square on the call boy; a humorous
negro sketch in 1 scene, as arr. by Charles
Wiiite. New York, R. M. De Witt, 1875.
5 p. 12°. ( [De Witt's Ethiopian and comic
drama, no. 77] )

© Robert M. De Witt, New York; 187.-5:
14046, Dec. 30; 2c. Mar. 1, 1876. 16291

Getting the evidence; in 1 act, by R. Stodart.
[2], 27 1). 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 6, 1910; D: 22232; Robert Stod-
art, New York. 16292

Getting the goods; pl;iy in 1 act, by S. H. Keat-
ing and .Mary Slieridan. [2], 26 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. May 17, 1913; D: 38252; Stella Ham-
merstcin Keating, New York. 16293

798

16294

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

16310

Getting the money.; sketch iu 1 act, by C. W.
Govier. [7] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 3, 1911 ; D : 232G6 ; C. W. Govier,
Toledo, O. 16294

Getting- there; by T. J. Gaffney. 43 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 11, 1910 ; D : 20426 ; Tliomas J.
Gaffney, Albany. 16295

R.

comedy and drama in 3 acts, bv F

Curda. [1], 53 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. .Tune 4, 1914; D: 37225; Frank R.
Curda, Chicago. 16295a

Getting wise; 3 act satire on the present day
society, by C. O. Carver. [55] p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Sept. 16, 1911; D : 25239 ; Christine
Oliver Carver. New York. 16296

Getting wise to Josie; thirty minute sketch,

book by S. H. Pool, music and lyrics by

Jeanne M. Boyd. 8 p. f°. Typewritten.
[Words only]

© Ic. Apr. 1, 1913; D : 32811 ; Sophia H.
Pool, Louisville. 16297

Gettysburg; a drama of the American Civil
War, by W. J. McKee. [Pittsburgh] Nevin
Gribbin & co., printers, 1879. 87 p. 12°.

© W. J. McKee, Pittsburgh; 1879:9573,
July 21; 2c. Aug. 8. 16298

a military drama in 5 acts, by C. C. Conlee.

© Cheever Clinton Conlee, Washington ;
1890 : 19193, June 14. 16299

a military play iu 5 acts, by A. C. Butts.

© Arthur C. Butts, New York ; 1892 : 24751,
June 13. 16300

play in 1 act, by P. Mackaye. 17 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. June 22, 1911 ; D : 24537 ; Percy Mac-
kaye, Windsor, Vt. 16301

or, Crossing the line, a military drama in

3 acts and a prologue, by C. Scott an^ S. K.
Coburn.

© Claire Scott and S. K. Coburn, United
States ; 1889 : 37403, Dec. 9. 16302

or. Through two wars, a military melo-

drama in 5 acts, by E. T. Edgerton and W. F.
Felch, originally copyrighted in 1884 as
Through two wars, rev. and rewritten by
the original authors.

© Ernest T. Edgerton and W. Farrand
Felch, United States ; 1888 : 12138, Apr. 26.

16303

— See also Yankee fantasies.

Gettysburg (The) gun; or, A day with Sedg-
wick in Pennsylvania; or, Reminiscences of
the civil war, by P. H. Heffrenan. 21 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Patrick Henry Heffrenan, New York ; D :
2991, Feb. 13, 1903 ; 2c. Feb. 13, 1903. 16304

Gevatter Tod; ein marchen von der menschheit,
drama in 5 aufziigen, von Eberhard Konig.
Berlin, S. Fischer, 1900. 132 p. 12°.

© S. Fischer verlag, Berlin; 1899:84280,
Dec. 29; 2c. Dec. 29. 16805

Gewandte (Der) Fritz; lustspiel in 3 akten
najch einer erzahlung aus dem Ungarischen,
von Heinrich Friede. Leipzig, B. Friede,
1914. 57 p. 12°.

© May 6, 1914 ; Ic. July 17, 1914 ; D : 38025 ;
Bernh. Friede, Leipzig. 16305a

Gewgaws. See Bazoo (The)

Gewissenssache (Die); komodie in 1 akt, von
Hans Miiller. Berlin, F, Bloch erben, 1912.
25 p. 8°.

© Ic. Jan. 17, 1913 ; D : 31984 ; Felix Bloch
erben, Berlin. 16306

Gezunkene (Die) (The reprobate); drama iu 4

acts, by N. H. Hornstine.

2 p. 1., 80 p. 8°. Ms.

© Ic. Aug. 13, 1914 ; D : 37832 ; Nathan H.
Hornstine, Philadelphia. 16306a

Verwun-

Gezv/ungene (Eine) heirath
schene (Die) princessin.

See

Ghetto (The)
scenes.

See Certain new and original

Ghetto (The) girl; by G. R. Sims. [29] p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 5, 1910; D: 21784; George R.
Sims, London. 16307

Ghost (The); by A. Roucolle. 14 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Adrienne Roucolle, Denver; D : 15082,
Feb. 15, 1909 ; 2c. Feb. 15, 1909. 16308

Ghost (The) breaker; a comedy-drama in 4
acts, by C. AY. Goddard and P. Dickey. 97 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Charles W. Goddard and Paul Dickey,
New York; D : 15073 ; Feb. 13, 1909; 2c. Feb.
13, 1909. 16309

Ghost-flower (The) ; drama in 5 acts, by J. T.
Moore. [113] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 29, 1911; D: 24093; John Trot-
wood Moore, Nashville. 16310

799

16311

DKAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

16328

Ghost in a pawn shop; an Ethiopian sketch in
1 scene, by Mr. Macliey, arr. by Charles
White. New York, R. M. De Witt [1875] 1
p. 1., 6 p. 12°. ([De Witt's Ethiopian and
comic drama, no. 58] )

• © Robert M. De Witt, New York; 1875:
7710, July 23; 2c. Sept. 2. 16311

Ghost (The) in the boarding school; a comedy
in 1 act, by Oh^n Steiner. New Yoi-k, The
Roxbury publishing company [1899] 9 p.
16°. (Wizard series)

(£) Roxbury pub. co., New York ; 1899 :
76323, Nov. 22 ; 2c. Nov. 15. 16312

Ghost (The) of an idea; a comedietta in 1 act
and 3 scenes, by Amelia Sanford. Philadel-
phia, The IViui publishing company, 1898.
13 p. 12°. ([Dramatic library, no. 141])

© Penn pub. co., Philadelphia ; 1898 : 47183,
Aug. 9; 2c. Aug. 10. 16313

Ghost (The) of Bone Squash; an Ethiopian
burlesque, in 1 scene. New York, Happy
hours company [1874] 8 p. 12°. (On cover:
The Ethiopian drama)

© Happy hours co.. New York ; 1874 : 12226,
Sept. 28; 2c. Oct. 17. 16314

Ghost (The) of Clifton; a drama in 5 acts, by
I\I. .7. Mitchell. 69 p. 8°. Typewritten.

© Marv Jane Mitchell, Martinsville, Ind. ;
D : 4728, Mar. 16, 1904 ; 2c. Mar. 16, 1904.

16315

Ghost (The) of Hastings; a poetical drama
based on fiction, by N. Hilts.

© Nellie Hilts, Cincinnati; 1896:57162,
Oct. 17. 16316

Ghost (The) of Jerry Bundler; [a comedy in 1
act] by W. W. Jacobs and Chas. Rock, adapted
from W. W. Jacobs' story, Jerry Bundler.
New York, S. French ; London, S. French, ltd.,
1908. 19 p. 12°. ([French's international
copyrighted ed. of the works of the best
authors, no. 138] )

© W. W. Jacobs and Charles Rock, Lon-
don ; D : 12566, Mar. 18, 1908 ; 2c. Apr. 14,
1908. 16317

Ghost (The) of John Dilks; 3 act problem play,
by W. :m. Goff. 38 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 2, 1913; D: 33119; William M.
Goff, Pleasantville, N. J. 16318

Ghost of Rosalys; a play, by C. L. Moore.
Philadelphia, For the author, 1900. 174 p.
12°.

© Charles Leonard Moore, Philadelphia;
1900 A: 24899, Oct. 6; 2c. Oct. 27. 16319

Ghost of the groom; by P. N. Jans. 7 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 12, 1912; D: 28662; Peter N.
Jans, Evanston, 111. 16320

Ghost (The) of Wiggly X; musical comedy in
2 acts, books and lyrics by D'Evelyn Lurl
Wallace [pseud, of H. C. Anderson] and A. T.
McNulty. [7], 33 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Li-
bretto only]

© Ic. Dec. 16, 1912 ; D : 31709 ; H. Chester
Anderson and Ancyn T. McNulty, San Fran-
cisco. 16321

Ghost (The) party; a play in 3 acts, by R. G.
Morris.

© Robert Griffin Morris, New York; 1882:
2841, Feb. 23. 16322

See also Skating-rink (The)

Ghost (The) walks. See Octopus (The)

Ghosts; a drama of family life, in 3 acts, by
Henrik Ibsen, tr. from the Norwegian by
Henrietta Frances Lord. New ed. rev. Chi-
cago, Lily publishing house, 1890. xii, 108 p.
16°.

© Lily pub. house, Chicago; 1890:26092,
Aug. 23 ; 2c. Sept. 10. 16323

a farcical nightmare in 3 acts and 4 scenes,

by A. H. Laidlaw, jr. Typewritten.

© Alexander H. Laidlaw, jr., New York ;
1896 : 66435, Dec. 7 ; 2c. Jan. 5, 1897. 16324

-See also Hants. — Works (The) of Henrik

Ibsen.

Ghost's (The) guest; dramatic tableau of the
future, by M. E. Moore. 3 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. May 19, 1913; D : 33255 ; Marion E.
IMoore, Tompkinsville, N. Y. 16325

Ghoul (The); drama in 3 acts and final scene,
bv [D. B.] Taylor and [Geraldine Devere]
Canfield. [7], 100 p., illus. (incl. ports.) 4°.
Typewritten. [With music]

© Ic. Dec. 15, 1915 ; D : 42500 ; Taylor-
Canfield, St. Louis. 16325a

Giafar; a tragedy, l)y A. Bard.

© Andreas Bard, Walla Walla, Wash.;
D : 10605. Apr. 20, 1!)07. 16326

Gianconnimo; nnierikanisches drama in 3 acten,
von E. Wetzstein-Kleffner. [New York, Meyer
l)rothers] 1908. 38 p. 8°.

© Emmv Wet/stein-Kleffner, New York ;
D:121G7, FtL. C, 1:m)8; 2c. Mar. 20, 1908.

16327

Giannettas traenen; schauspiol in 3 akton, von
Francesc(» Pastonchi, deutsch von Otto Eisen-
schltz. 102 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 26, 1913; D: 32434; Conuedia,
Vienna. 16328

800

16329

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

16344

Giant (The); a modern American drama in 3
acts, by A. E. Luzzi. 127 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Arthur Edward Luzzi, New York ; D :
15059, Feb. 11, 1909; 2c. Feb. 11, 1909. 16329

Giant's (The) awakening; a play of tlie future
in 4 acts, by A. Vogt. 95 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© August Vogt, Dallas ; D : 15975. May 29,
1909; 2c. May 27, 1909. 16330

Giant's (The) Causeway; a romantic Irish
drama in 4 acts, by W. H. Dougherty. 99 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© William H. Dougherty, Washington; D:
67.3, July 18, 1901; 2c. Dec. 15, 1903. 16331

Giant's robe; by Anstey [pseud, of Thomas
Anstey Guthrie], dramatized by M. Morton
[i. e. M. M. Conheim]

© IMartha Morton, New York ; 1884 : 2173"( .
Oct. 30. 16332

Gib; play in 4 acts, by E. D. Biggers. 123 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 16. 1914; D : 38503 ; Earl Derr
JBigger.s, Pittsfield, Mass. 16332a

Giboyer's son; a comedy in 5 acts, by Emile
Augier, tr. by Benedict Papot. {In The
drama, no. 4, Nov. 1911 ; periodical © Nov.
15, 1911; 2c. Nov. 21, 1911; B: 249491; Dra-
matic pub. CO., Chicago) 16332b

Gibson (The) girl; a complicated musical draw-
ing in 3 acts, book by M. Ott. nuisic by Milan
Bennett. 86 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Words
only]

© Matt. Ott, Boston ; D : 5113, June 2. 1904 :
2c. Oct. 21, 1904. 16333

a play in 4 acts, by S. E. Taylor.

© Samuel Elmer Taylor, St. Louis ; D : 7875,
Jan. 19, 1906. 16334

Gibson (A) widow; a 3 act farce comedy, by
Carrie W. Colburn. 152 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Robert B. Monroe, New York ; D : 1433,
Feb. 12, 1902 ; 2c. Jan. 18, 1902. . 16335

Gibson's little model; by M. Rohde. 5 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Mary Rohde, New York ; D : 10785, June
7, 1907 ; Ic. June 7, 1907. 16336

Gid ap; non-equine gallop in 3 heats, by Frederic
S. Isham. 107 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 18, 1914; D: 37054; Bobbs-Mer-
rill CO., Indianapolis. 16336a

Giddy (The) elders; comedy in 4 acts, by B.
Fisher. [130] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 18, 1914; D : 37345 : Boyd
Fisher, Detroit. 16336b

Giddy (The) gusher; farcical comedy in 3

acts.

© Stephen Fiske, New York; 1883:13828.
July 27. 16337

Giddy (The) gusher in the latest fad; a farce
comedy in 3 acts, by T. B. Butler.

© Lizzie Daly, New York ; 1891 : 17357,
May 11. 16338

Giddy (A) old pair; the new farce comedy in
3 acts, by G. H. Emerick.

© A. E. Peck and Geo. H. Emerick, United
States ; 1894 : 19609, Apr. 16. 16339

Gideon's rock; drama in 5 acts, by M. L. John-
son.

© IM. Lafitte Johnson, Philadelphia; 1883:
2971, Feb. 14. 16340

GifEord's luck; an original romantic drama in
5 acts, by C. H. Hoyt.

© Charles H. Hoyt, Boston ; 1881 : 2349,
Feb. 15. 16341

Gifle (La) de M. Tourtebaisse; vaudeville en
1 acte, par Georges Fagot. Paris. C. Joubert.
1912. 27 p. 8°.

© Dec. 28, 1912; 2c. .Jan. 21. 1913: D:
32018; Joubert, Paris. 16342

Gift (The); 1 act drama, by M. S. Strang. 8 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 15, 1915 ; D : 39660 ; Mabel Sher-
man Strang, Los Angeles. 16342a

1 act play, by G. Jacobson. 21 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© le. Apr. 16, 1915 ; D : 40384 : Gershon
Jacobson, Washington. 16342b

a poecic drama, by Margaret Douglas Rog-
ers. Cincinnati, Stewart & Kidd companv,
1914. 47 p. 8°.

© Dec. 3, 1913 ; 2c. Dec. 8, 1913 ; A : 361500 ;
M. D. Rogers, Piqua, O. 16342c

Gift (A) from the stars; romantic comedy in
1 act, by U. Raphael. [1], 9 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Apr. 11, 1914; D : 36683 ; Rudolph
Raphael, New York. 16342d

Gift (The) of Aphrodite. See King's (The)
jester and other short plays.

Gift (The) of his fathers; play in 3 acts, by
A. A. Rosenljaum. [3], 106 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Dec. 7, 1912; D : 31622 : Arthur A.
Hosenbaum, Lawrence, N. Y. 16343

Gift of the old songs; comedy in 1 act, by C.
Fuller.

© Caroline Fuller, Minncftpolis ; D : 5236,
June 25, 1904. 16344

5379—16-

-51

801

16344

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

16362

Gifted (The) givers; Christmas play, by Alice
Cook Fuller. Lebanon, O., March brothers
[1914] 14 p. 12°.

© Jan. 22, 1914; 2c. Jan. 23, 1914; D:
35761 ; March brothers, Lebanon, O. 16344a

Gifts of Saint Francis; play in 3 acts, by Lea
Siria (Countess Venturini) English version
by A. Chance. 77 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 8, 1910 ; D : 20136 ; Countess Ven-
turini, Belgium, and A. Chance, United States.

16345

Giggles by telephone; an original burlesque ab-
surdity in 1 act, by Scott Marble.

© Charles B. Hicks, Chicago ; 1880 : 14572,
Sept. 25. 16346

Gigs; an original sketch in 2 scenes.

© Frank Dalzell, United States; 1883:
15347, Aug. 20. 16347

Gila Jim; a comedy drama in 4 acts, by E. A.
Locke.

© Edwin Adelbert Locke, Chelsea, Mass. ;
D : 8066, Feb. 27, 1906. 16348

Gila (The) monster; a play in 1 act, by E.
Brodlique.

© Eve Brodlique, Chicago; 1898:72190,
Dec. 12; Ic. Dec. 12; 2c. Dec. 13. 16349

Gilbert and Sullivan's divertisement. See
Dancing (The) operettas.

Gilberta; play in 4 acts, by B. Israeli. [85] p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 22, 1915 ; D : 42047 ; Baruch Isra-
eli, Washington. 16349a

Gilda; a play in 4 acts, by B. A. Hunter. 71 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Bertha Ancella Hunter, Los Angeles;
D : 11572, Oct. 2, 1907 ; 2c. Oct. 2, 1907. 16350

Gilday's bad girl, her pal and her dad; an

original comedy drama in 3 acts, by C. Gilday.

© Charles Gilday, Chicago; 1884:6951.

Mar. 31. 16351

Gilded (The) age; a drama, by Mark Twain
(Samuel L. Clemens) and C. D. Warner.
' © Samuel L. Clemens and Charles Dud-
ley Warner, Hartford ; 1873 : 5604, May 19.

16352

Gilded (A) brick; a comedy in 1 act, by Wil-
lard Holcomb. Philadelphia, The Penn pub-
lishing company, 1898. 10 p. 12°.

© Penn pub. co., Philadelphia ; 1898 : 37088.
June 17 ; 2c. June 17. 16353

or. Hunting an heiress, comedy in 1 act.

Gilded (The) cane; farce comedy in 3 acts, by
A. S. Brown and H. Lewis. 127 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Mar. 19, 1915; D : 40124 ; A. Sey-
mour Brown and Harry Lewis, New York.

16354a

Gilded (A) fool; a comedy in 4 acts, by H. G.

Carleton.
■ © Henry Guy Carleton, Boston; 1892:
17939, Apr. 25. 16355

Gilded (The) geese; drama in 4 acts, by J. F.
Dorrance. [2], 121 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 12, 1911; D: 23079; .Tames
French Dorrance, Chicago. 16356

drama of to-day in 3 acts, by J. F. Dor-
rance. 126 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 17, 1913; D : 32982 ; James
French Dorrance, Bayside, N. Y. 16357

Gilded (The) pill; operetta in 3 acts, music by
Helen L. Knibbs, text by F. H. Barnard.

© Frank H. Barnard, Boston; 1892:3456,
Jan. 2L , 16358

or, A bunch of shingles, a comedy drama

in 4 acts, by F. Mower.

© Fred Mower, Lynn, Mass.; 1884:10816,
Aug. 20. 16359

Gilded (The) tree; by O. A. Hauerbach.

© Otto A. Hauerbach, New York ; D : 5563,
Sept. 24, 1904. 16360

See also Ftiss and feathers.

Gilded (A) youth; a comedy in 3 acts, by
Charles Townsend. Author's ed. Boston,
AV. H. Baker & co.. 1898. 35 p. 12°.
( [Baker's ed. of plays] )

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston; 1898:
55297, Sept. 21 ; 2c. Oct. 11. 16361

See also Vanity Fair company.

Giles Corey of the Salem farms; by Henry
W. Longfellow, with an introductory note and
an appendix containing hints and directions for
the representation of the play on the st;ige.
Boston, New York [etc.] Houghton, Mifflin &
CO. [1900] ix, 76 p. 16°. (The Riverside
literature series, no. 146)

© Houghton, Mifflin & co.. Cambridge,
Mass.; 1900; A : 31498, Dec. 29; 2c. Dec. 29.

16361a

See also New (The) England tragedies.

by W. Holcomb.

© Willard Holcomb, Washington; 1892:
48555, Nov. 29. . 16354

Giles Corey, yeoman; a play, by Mary E. Wil-
kins [i. e. M. E. W. Freeman] New York,
Harper and brothers. 1893. 3 p. 1., [3]-108 p.
front., 3 pi. 24°. ( [Harper's black and white
series] )

© Harper & bros.. New York; 1893:6969.
Feb. 4; 2c. Mar. 13. 16362

802

16363

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

16385

Gilhooleys (The) abroad; a comedy in 3 acts,
by J. Gorman.

© James Gorman, Greenpoint, N. Y. ; 1892 :
38935, Sept. 26. 16363

Gilhooley's birthday; an original comedy in 3
acts, by T. E. Murray.

© Tliomas E. Murray, Chicago; 1892:
50608, Dec. 12. 16364

Gilhooley's debut in society; by Barry Gray.
9 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 21, 1909; D : 17759 ; Fred W.
Kennedy, Chicago. 16365

Gilhooley's dream; a 3 act farce comedy, by
W. T. Wynn.

© William Thomas Wynn, Danville, Va. ;
1898 : 6407, Jan. 18 ; 2c. Jan. 18 ; Ic. new ed.
Apr. 5. 16366

Gilhooley's reception; Irish farce comedy, by
W. J. McDonald. Ms.

© Walter J. McDonald, Abilene, Kan.;
1897 : 48661, Aug. 30 ; Ic. Aug. 30. 16367

Gilhooly's troubles; a farce comedy in 3 acts.

© J. H. Taylor, Lancaster, O. ; 1898 : 65663,

Nov. 9. 16368

Gilligan's masquerade; by Chas. Docen and
H. J. Sayers. 8 p. 4°. Typewriten.

© Chas. Docen, New York ; D : 12492, Mar.
5, 1908 ; Ic. Mar. 5, 1908 ; Ic. Mar. 16, 1908.

16369

Gilt edg'e; or. The cool sport, a drama in 4

acts, by T. J. Williams and G. W. Schoener.

Shenandoah, Pa., J. S. Kirkwood & co., 1886.

© Thomas J. Williams and George W.

Schoener, United States ; 1886 : 24223, Oct. 2G.

16370

Gimp; a 1 act playlet in story and rhyme, by
Sammey Ross. 11 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 21, 1914; D : 38569 ; Sammey
Ross, Chicago. 16370a

Gina; poeme lyrique en 4 actes et 5 tableaux,
paroles de Michel Carre, musique de Jacques
Larmanjat. Paris, Enoch & cie., 1912. 79 p.
12°. [Libretto only]

© Mar. 22, 1912; 2c. Mar. 23, 1912; D:
29130; Enoch & co., Paris. 16371

Ginevra; dramatic monologue [with lesson-talk,
poem by Susan Coolidge, illustrations and
lesson-talk by Mrs. Byron Brown] New York,
Edgar S. Werner & co., 1906. cover-title. 22
p., incl. illus., pis. 12°.

© Edgar S. Werner, New York; D : 9473,
Nov. 12, 190C ; 2c. Nov. 26, 1906. 16372

play of medieval Florence, by E. Doyle.

New York, Doyle & co., 1912. 94 p. 8°.

© Jan. 15, 1912; 2c. Jan. 11, 1912; D:

- - ■ 16373

Ginevra — Continued.

or, Bernado's daughter, by A.

R. Mac-

28276; Edward Doyle, New York.

Arthur.

© Adella R. MacArthur, St. Clair, Mich.;
D : 2301, Sept. 5, 1902. 16374

Ginger; comedy in 1 act, by E. S. Dorrance.
39 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 14, 1911 ; D : 25493 ; Ethel Smith
Dorrance, New York. 16375

Ginger (The) girl; musical comedy, by D.
Sabel.

© Dave Sabel, Bowling' Green, Ky. ; 1898 :
35382, June 9. 16376

Ginger snap; the greatest and funniest com-
edy on earth.

© Richard Hume and Frank V. Dunn, Bos-
ton ; 1887 : 21616, Aug. 23. 16377

Ginger snaps; the greatest and funniest com-
edy on earth.

© Richard Hume and Frank V. Dunn, Bos-
ton ; 1887 : 19177, July 25. 16378

a musical comedy, by C. N. Edwards.

© C. N. Edwards, New York ; 1887 : 14496,
June 3. 16379

Gingerbread; 1 act vaudeville sketch, by R. H.
Barrat. 13 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 24, 1915; D: 41308; Robert H.
Barrat, New York. 16379a

Gingerbread (The) man; a fanciful fairyesque
in 2 acts, book and lyrics by F. Ranken. 122
p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Frederic Ranken, New York ; D : 7089.
Aug. 10, 1905 ; 2c. Aug. 10, 1905. 16380

Gink; monologue, by J. Gorman. [30] p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 17, 1911; D: 23380; Jack Gor-
man, New York. 16381

Gink (The) of Gunk; musical play libretto in
2 acts, book and lyrics by A. M. Stevenson.
[3], 69 p. 4°. Typewritten,

© Ic. Jan. 29, 1912; D: 28470; A. M.
Stevenson, Glens Falls, N. Y. 16382

Ginx and his babies; a dramatic composition,
by J. B. Runnion, previously copyrighted
under the title of Running a corner.

© James B. Runnion, Chicago ; 1878 : 2009,
Feb. 15. 16383

Ginx's baby; a comedy in 3 acts, by J. S.
Houghton.

© John S. Houghton, Philadelphia; 1873:
2863, Mar. 22. 16384

a drama in 5 acts, by M. H. Gilbert.

© Mary Haines Gilbert, New York ; 1871 :
10787, Nov. 13. 16385

803

16386

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

16406

Gio, the Tyrian armorer; an original historical
drama in 4 acts, by A. A. Anderson. 49 p.
f°. Typewritten.

© A. A. Anderson, New York ; 1888 : 1217,
•Tan. 10; 2c. Jan. 10. 16386

Gioconda (La) ^ee Devil's (The) daughter. —
Key (The) and the ring. — 'Twixt love and
life.

Gioie e tormenti del dottore sociale; scherzo
comico coloniale deH'avv. R. Canulo. Scena
prima-sesta. (In New Yorlc Sicilia)

© .Tune 8. 1912; Ic. June 8. 1912; A:
322278; Raimondo Canudo, New York.

16387

Gioja; a drama of ancient Rome, in 5 acts,
founded on Ariadne, l>y J. M. Caldwell. 85 p.
f°. Typewritten.

© Jean Mawson Caldwell, New York; D:
2169, July 30, 1902 ; 2c. Sept. 23, 1902. 16388

tragedy in 4 acts, by H. G. Millward.

© Henrv G. Millward, Brooklyn ; I) : 8895,
Aug. 1, 1900. 16389

Giojelli (I) della Madonna. Sec Schmuck
(Der) der Madonna.

Giordano; or. The conspiracy, a tragedy.
Yonkers, 1875. 2 p. 1., 107-192 p. 8°.

© James Lawson, Yonkers. N. Y. ; 1870 :
9975, Sept. 28 ; 2c. Sept. 28. 16390

Giorgione. See Collected plays and poems;
by Cale Young Rice. — Immortal (The) lure.

Giorno (II) della cresima; counnedia in 3 atti.
Idi] Gerolamo Rovetta. Milano. Fratelli Tre-
ves, 1906. 216 p. 12°.

© res. under act of Mar. 3, 1905. by Fra-
telli Treves. Milan ; res. no 757 ; Ic. .Tuly 2.
1906. 16391

Giovanni and the Miserere; melodrama in 1
act, by Roberc Montgomery Sterrett. [2],
18 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 31, 1914 ; D : 3.5868 : R. M. Ster-
rett. Jamaica, N. Y. 16391a

Giovanni da Verrazzano alia corte di Fran-
cesco I; di A. Tua. New Y'ork, Italian Amer-
ican printing, 1913. ix, 126 p., 2 1., 2 ports.
12°.

© Dec. 1, 1913; 2c. Dec. 19, 1913; A:
3612.50 ; Anthony Tua, New York. 16392

Giovanni Gallurese; melodramma storico in 3
atti, di Francesco d' Angelantonio, musica di
Italo ilontemezzi.

© G. Ricordi & co., :Milan ; D : 6791. June
8, 1905. 16393

■ Same. Milano [etc.] G. Ricordi & c. ;

New York, Boosey & co. [1905] 44 p. 12°.

© res. under act of IVIar. 3, 1905. by (i.
Ricordi «& co., Milan; res. no. 10; Ic. June 8.
1905. 16394

Gipsey (The) queen. Sec Little (The) gipsey
queen.

Gipsy; an original drama In 3 acts, by F. Mars-
den (W. A. Sliver)

© Fred Marsden. New York: 1880:3761.
Mar. 10. 16395

a play in 4 acts, from the German, by C.

Duval [pseud, of C. D. Koppell]

© Charles D. Koppell, New York; D:
15546, Apr. 6, 1909. 16396

or. The fortunes of a foundling, a pro-

tean play in 3 acts, by W. P. Parker.

© W. Polyblank Parker, New York: 1873:
9546, Aug. 23. 16397

— or, "Wolves and waifs, a domestic drama

in 3 acts, by B. Carter.

© Barry Carter, Philadelphia; 1879:13821.
Oct. 18. 16398

Gipsy born; comedy in 4 acts, by William C.
Cowper. Typewritten.

© S. De.s.sau, New Y<.rk; 1899; 30706. Mav
6; 2c. May 6. 16399

Gipsy (The) boy; a descriptive drama in 3 acts,
by Henry Simon.

© Samuel Simon, New York: 1884:22086.
Nov. 4. 16400

Gipsy (The) brother; a romantic drama in 3
acts, by Arnold Reeves. 75 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Mrs. Aubrey Ruggles, Cambridgeport,
Mass.; D : 1576, Mar. 12, 1902; 2c. Mar. 12.
1902. 16401

Gipsy (The) census; sketch in 1 act, by George

Ta gga r t. Ty pe wr i tten.

© J. Knox Gavin, Detroit: 1900; A : 21847.
Sept. 1: 2c. Sept. 1. 16402

Gipsy (The) circus. See Queen of the arena.

Gipsy (The) countess; operetta in 3 acts, by
Leonard Bach, nmsic by L. Dimond. 65 p.
4°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Feb. 15, 1912; D : 28702 : Louis Di-
mond, Seattle. 16403

a play in 4 acts, by O. F. Bean.

© O. U. Bean, Richfield, Utah; D:3123.
:Mar. 13, 1903. 16404

a tale of old England, play in 4 acts, by

Orestes Bean. 149 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© O. V. Bean, New York: D : 6484, Apr.
10, 1905; 2c. Apr. 24, 1905. 16405

Gipsy (The) fortune-teller; or. Revenge is
sweet, drama in 3 acts, by Mrs. P. Jackson.

© Mrs. I'hilip .Jackson, .Alexander Citv,
Ala. : 1893 : .54481, Dec. 9. 16406

804

16407

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

16422

Gipsy (The) girl; u iiuisical ]ila.v In - acts, by
('laude Aruiidale.

© lienbrick Blanchard, London ; D : 10384.
Apr. 20, 1007. 16407

Gipsy (The) guardian; or. Man and his master,
an original drama in 5 acts, together with
the song.s and nuisic appertaining tliereto,
l).v E. H. Chapman.

© E. H. Chapman. New York: 1873:9236,
Aug. Ifi. 16408

Gipsy life; pantomine. by Kurt Matull.

© Charles Racine Tyler, New York: I> :
4378. Dec. 11. 1903. 16409

Gipsy love; new musical play in 3 acts, by A.
M. Willner and Robert Bodansky. p]nglish li-
l)retto by Basil Hood, lyrics by Adrian Ross,
nnisic by Franz Lehar. London, New York
[etc.] Chappell & co., ltd. [etc., etc.] 1912.
34 p. 8°. [Libretto only]

© June 8, 1912; 2c. June 10, 1912: D:
29921: Chappell & co., ltd., London. 16410

Gipsy (The) maid; 1 act opera, libretto by G.
B. Brigham. nuisic by J. A. West.

© Florence Coleman Rosenthal. Chicago ;
1899 : 51175, Aug. 9 ; 2c. Aug. 9. 16411

Gipsy (The) of Wicklow. Sec Deaf and dumb.

Gipsy (The) queen; or. Love's young dream,
dramatic .sketch in 1 scene, bv V. Allen, AY.
Allen and Oscar P. Wells. 15 p. 8°. Ms.

© Ic. Apr. 30, 1914 ; I) : 36983 ; Van Buren
.Vllen, Walter Allen and Oscar 1'. Wells, New
York. 16411a

>S'( '(■ (ilso Little (The) gipsey queen.

Gipsy (The) queen's revenge. Sec Leoni.

Gipsy (A) rover; musical comedy drama in 4
acts, by E. Riley. 47 p. f°. Typewritten.
[Libretto only]

© Edward Riley. New York ; D : 12755, Apr.
16, 1908; 2c. Apr. 18, 1908. 16412

Gipsyland; book jind lyrics by J. Pardee-Clark.
.32 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Jean Pardee-Clark. New Haven: D:
.1.5842, May 13. 1909; 2c. May 13, 1909.. 16413

Gipsy's (The) curse; by J. W. Lee.

© Jessie Wannall Lee. St. Louis; D : 3496.
May 27, 1903. 16414

See also Verduga (La)

Gipsy's (The) prophecy. See Meg Merrilies.

Gira o non gira. See Brother (A) in intel-
lect.

Giraffe (The); comic opera in 3 acts, by F. M.
.leffery. 36 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto
oidy]

© Ic. June 9, 1910; D : 21309 ; Fvnnk Moore
Jeffery. East Orange, N. J. 16415

Giralda (La); zarzuela comica en 1 acto y 3
cuadros, libro de V. de la Vega, musica del
maestro Rafael Calleja. Madrid [Sociedad
de autores espanoles] 1907. 38 p. 12°. [Li-
bretto only]

© Ventura de la Vega, Madrid; D : 11.524,
Oct. 12, 1907: 2c. Oct. 14, 1907. 16416

Girl (The); comedy drama in 3 acts, by E.
I'epie. 1(»6 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 15. 1915; D : 42001 ; Edward
Peple. Arrochar, Staten Island, N, Y. 16416a

4°.

— dramatic act. by E. Langman.
Typewritten.

© Ic. May 12, 1915; D : 40624
Langman, Philadelphia.

— play, by J. A. Sutton

21 p.

Elizabeth
16416b

written

© Ic. Oct. 12, 1911
Sutton, Brooklyn.

— .sketch. 1»y

Edward Peple
Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 26. 1912
^lacGregor, New York.

— See also Love.

[28] p. f°. Type
D : 25477

3]. 23 p
D : 29561

John A.
16417

Edgar J.
16418

Girl (The) across the hall; play in 1 act, by
E. Payne. 18 p. 4°. Typewrit cen.

© Ic. Apr. 13. 1915; D: 40346: Fa\ Payne.
}?elmont. :Mass. 16418a

play in 3 acts.

by T. E. D.

131. 81 p.

of T. C. Wellsted
ten.

© Ic. July 16. 1914; D
Cedric Wellsted, Cleveland.

Wells [pseud.
4°. Typewrit-

37587

Thomas
16418b

Girl (The) across the street; )ilay in 3 acts, by
S. K. Royle. 140 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. L 1913; D: 32164: Sinclair K.
Royle. New York. 16419

Girl (The) ahead; a comedv in 1 act and 1 scene,
l)y James P.utler Haviland. 14 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Fred W. Force. Titusville. Pa.: D:
13845, Sept. 21. 1908: 2c. Sept. 21. 1908. 16420

Girl (A) and a burglar; play in 1 act, by H. \\'.
Murray. 9 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Ain-. 29, 1915 ; D : 40522 : Herl)eri W.
:\Iurray, Chicago. 16420a

Girl (The) and the ballot; drama in 3 acts, by

E. S. Van Zile. [93] p. f°. Typewritten.
© Ic. Apr. 22, 1911 : D : 24936 ; Edward S.

Van Zile, New York. 16421

Girl (The) and the baron; play in 2 acts, ))y

Al Rich. 6(5 p. f". Tyiiewritten.

© Ic. :\ray 10, 1913; D : 33193 ; Al Ricli

production co.. New York. 1642S

Girl (The) and the beast. Sec Queen oi the

jungiet

805

16422

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

16443

Girl (The) and the bomb; salt-air musical
comerty in 3 acts, by S. Ayres, jr., R. R.
Miller and F. W. Pirkey. [73] p. 4°. Type-
written. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Mar. IS, 1914; D: 36391; Samuel
Ayres, jr., Robert R. Miller and Frank W.
Pirkey, Columbia, Mo. 16422a

Girl (The) and the boy; musical comedy in 2
acts, by W. De Leon. [62] p. 4°, Typewrit-
ten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Sept. 5, 1913; D: 34331; Walter De
Leon, Berkeley, Cal. 16423

Girl (The) and the breed; play in 1 act, by
J. E. Medland. [2], 11 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 25, 1914; D : 37672 ; John Ed-
ward Medland, Oakland, Cal. 16423a

Girl (The) and the burglar; a farce in 1 act,

by Frank Maltese. 10 p. f°. Typewritten.

© William Cole, New York ; D : 14994, Feb.

4, 1909 ; 2c. Feb. 4. 1909. 16424

a play in 1 act, by P. R. Kellar. 17 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Philip R. Kellar, Chicago ; D : 9497, Nov.
22, 1906; 2('. Nov. 22, 1906. 16425

Girl and the caddie; a vaudeville sketch, by
W. B. McCorniick.

© William B. McCormick, New York; D:
5290, July 13, 1904. 16426

Girl (The) and the cloak; comedy drama in 4
acts, by Mrs. S. M. Kahmann. 58 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 18, 1913 ; D : 31995 ; Mrs. S. M.
Kahmann, Pittsburg, Kan. 16427

Girl (The) and the clown; comedy drama in 3
acts, by E. M. Johnson. [3], 45 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Aug. 27, 1910; D: 21885; Emma M.
Johnson, Chicago. 16428

Girl (The) and the cowboy; a 4 act comedy-
melodrama, by M. A. Somers. 52 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Martin A. Somers, New York ; D : 8442,
Apr. 28, 1906; 2c. Apr. 28, 1906. 16429

Girl (The) and the crook. See Price (The) of
happiness.

Girl (The) and the detective; or. My little de-
tective, play in 4 acts, by C. E. Blaney and
J. Searle Dawley. 121 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Charles E. Blaney, New York ; D : 12113,
Jan. 3, 1908 ; 2c. Jan. 3, 1908. 16430

Girl (The) and the Directoire gown; a musical
comedy in 3 acts, by H. J. Pullen. 62 p. 4°.
Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Horace J. Pullen, Seattle; D : 13742,
Sept. 9, 1908; 2c. Sept. 9, 1908. 16431

Girl (The) and the drummer; by Louis Weslyn.
12 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 11, 1911; D : 25191 ; Wheeler
Earl and Vera Curtis, New York. 16432

Girl (The) and the gawk; a play in 4 acts, by
W. H. Locke. 34 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Will H. Locke, Mound City, Mo.; D:
10833, June 24, 1907; 2c. June 24, 1907.

16433

Girl (The) and the gee; comedy, by H. L. New-
ton. 4 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Harry L. Newton, Chicago ; D : 2260,
Aug. 22, 1902 ; 2c. Aug. 22, 1902. 16434

Girl (The) and the general; a 1 act play, by
L. S. Sarver. 14 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Lucy Spencer Sarver, New York; D:
9366, Nov. 1, 1906; 2c. Nov. 9, 1906. 16435

Girl (The) and the goblin; a musical sketch,
by D. J. Mydans. 9 p. obi. 16°. Typewrit-
ten. [Words only]

© David Jan Mydans, Winthrop, Mass. ;
D: 13367, July 18, 1908; Ic. July 18, 1908:
Ic. Aug. 14, 1908. 16436

Girl and the governor; dramatic playlet in 1

act, by D. H. Lyall. 11 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 26, 1910; D : 20304 ; Darrell H.

Lyall, Cincinnati. 16437

an original comic opera in 3 acts, by S. M.

Brenner.

© S. M. Brenner, New York ; D : 5724, Nov.
5, 1904. 16438

music by Julian Edwards. 52 p.

4°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© M. Witmark & sons. New Y^ork ; D : 9180,
Oct. 2, 1906 ; 2c. Sept. 29, 1906. 16439

Girl (The) and the grafters; play in 3 acts, bv
B. M. Shorey. [49] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 15, 1913; D: 35349; Ethel May
Shorey, Lynn, Mass. 16440

Girl (The) and the Indian; a dramatic compo-
sition in 4 acts, by F. M. Childs. 28 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© F. M. Childs, Villisca, la. ; D : 12402, Feb.
21, 1908 ; 2c. Feb. 21, 1908. 16441

Girl (The) and the jockey; comedy in 1 act, by
D. G. Ingram. 12 p. f°. Ms.

© Ic. Mar. 3. 1911; D : 23529 ; Decima O.
Ingi'am, Mound City, Mo. 16442

Girl (The) and the law; by S. Chambers. 15 p.
f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 8, 1912; D: 28604; Stephen
Chambers, Chico, Cal. 16443

806

16444

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

16463

Girl (The) and the messenger boys; a 1 act
comedy, by H. L. Crystal. [3], 6 p. 24°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. June 27, 1912 ; D : 30113 ; Herman L.
Crystal, New York. 16444

Girl (The) and the millions; by Mrs. B. A.
Armstrong.

© Mrs. B. A. Armstrong, Minneapolis; D:
15126. Feb. 19, 1909. 16445

Girl (The) and the monk; study of Little Italy,
by A. M. Levinson. [5] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 6. 1913; D: 34955; Agnes M.
Levinsohn, Tenafly, N. J. 16446

Girl and the moon; a musical comedy in 3 acts,
by E. E. Vance.

© Elmer E. Vance, Clifton, N. J. ; D : 4932,
Apr. 23, 1904. 16447

Girl (The) and the mouse; play in 1 act, by
M. Larghi. 4 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 7, 1913; D: 34650; Marian

Larghi, Denver, 16448

Girl (The) and the outlaw; dramatic playlet,
by Katharine Kavanaugh. Chicago, Dramatic
pub. CO., 1914. 14 p. 12°. (Sergei's acting
drama, no. 631)

© Dec. 31, 1914 ; 2c. Jan. 6, 1915 ; D : 39327 ;
Dramatic pub. co., Chicago. 16448a

Girl (The) and the pearl; sketch in 1 act, by
W. Mack. 7 p. 8°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 26, 1909; D: 16360; Wilbur
Mack, New York. 16449

Girl (The) and the race; original dramatic rac-
ing act, by P. P. Williams. [1], 17 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. July 31, 1912 ; D : 30460 ; Francis P.
Williams, Philadelphia. 16450

Girl (The) and the ranger; play in 4 acts, by
H. E. Moles. [21] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 30, 1912 ; D : 31278 ; H. E. Moles,
Muncie, Ind. 16451

Girl and the roses; drama in 1 act, by H. B.
Morgan. 26 p. 8°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 23, 1909; D : 17527 ; Henry B.
Morgan, Mt. Pleasant, Mich. 16452

Girl (The) and the soda clerk; musical comedy
in 1 act, book and lyrics, by W. Le Baron.
19 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Words only]

© Ic. Dec. 2, 1913; D: 35233; Wm. Le
Baron, New York. 16453

Girl (The) and the soldier; or. At the call of
duty, a comedy drama in 4 acts, by H. D.
Grant. 127 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Homer D. Grant, New York; D:138,
Feb. 13, 1901 ; 2c. Feb. 13, 1901. 16454

Girl (The) and the song; musical comedy in 3
acts, book by S. H. Pool, lyrics and music by
Jeanne Margaret Boyd. 27 p. f°. Type-
written. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Apr. 1, 1913; D: 32812; Sophia H.
Pool, Louisville. 16455

Girl (The) and the spy; a 1 act play, by J. F.
Hume.

© John Floyd Hume, New York ; D : 9307.
Oct. 24, 1906. 16456

Girl and the stampede; by^ V. E. Lambert.
© Victor Emanuel Lambert, Waukegan,
111.; D:8131, Mar. 8, 1906. 16457

Girl (The) and the student; a football scrim-
mage in 3 tackles, by R. M. Sperry. 46 p.
f°. Typewritten.

© Robert M. Sperry, Bridgeport, Conn. ;
D : 10322, Apr. 11, 1907 ; 2c. Apr. 18, 1907.

16458

Girl (The) and the thief; dramatic play in 3
acts, by E. M. Shorey. [2], 47 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Feb. 27, 1914; D: 36180; Ethel May
Shorey, Lynn, Mass. 16458a

rural comedy drama in 4 acts, by B. L.

Miller. [80] p. f°. Mimeographed.

© Aug. 20, 1911; 2c. Aug. 28, 1911: D:
25082 ; Bruce L. Miller, Fontanelle, la. 16459

Girl (The) and the undergraduate; comedy in
1 act, bv Grace Cooke Strong. Philadelphia,
Penn publishing co., 1912. 20 p. 12°.

© Dec. 30, 1912; 2c. Jan. 2, 1913; D:
31839 ; Penn pub. co., Philadelphia. 16460

Girl (The) around the corner; musical playlet
in 1 act, by G. M. Rosener. [1], 4 p. 4°.
Typewritten. [Words only]

© Ic. June 3, 1913; D: 33393; George M.
Rosener, New York. 16461

playlet in 1 act, by R. Jordan. 13 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 2, 1915; D: 42462; Robert Jor-
dan, Brooklyn. 16461a

Girl at home; by L. B. Thomson.

© Lucia Bliss Thompson, San Francisco:
D : 7786, Dec. 30, 1905. 16462

Girl (The) at the cigar stand; comedy drama
in 1 act, by George Bloomquest. [1], 26 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 3, 1914 ; D : 37728 ; Joseph Hart,
New York. 16462a

sketch, by G. Bloomquest. 25 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. July 28, 1913; D: 33913; George
Bloomquest, Minneapolis. 16463

807

16464

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

16483

Girl (A) at the helm; a musical comedy in 2 Girl (The) from Arizona; 1 act comedy, by
acts, book and lyrics by R. B. Smith, music — • — -.

by Raymond Hubbell. 89 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten. [Libretto only]

© Robert B. Smith, New York ; D : 13665,
Aug. 27, 1908 ; 2c. Aug. 27, 1908. 16464

Girl behind the counter; a new musical comedy
in 2 acts, book by Leedham Bantock and
Arthur Anderson, lyrics by Arthur Anderson,
music by Howard Talbot. London and Mel-
bourne, Chappell & CO.. ltd.. 1906. 28 p. 8°.
[Libretto only]

© Chappell «& CO., London. D : 8405, Apr.
23, 1906 ; 2c. Apr. 23, 1906. 16465

Girl (The) behind the lunch counter; 1 act
comedy for two people, bj' ("harlcs M. Jelleft'.
[1], 15 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 19, 1912; D: 31182; Wm. A.
Tulley, New York. 16466

Girl (A) between two gentlemen; original
drama in 3 acts, by P. Raimondo. [3], 137 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 18, 1914 ; D : 38824 ; Philip Rai-
mondo, Paris. 16466a

Girl (A) convict. Sec Millionaire (A) hobo.

Girl (The) decides; bv F. M. Kingslev and L. (i.
White.

© Florence Morse Kingslev and Laura
r.lavis White. Staten Island. N. Y. ; D : 148SS.
Jan. 23, 1909. 16467

Girl (A) detective; or. The alley L, a melo-
drama of American metropolitan liie in 5 acts,
by E. Stout. 43 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ernest Stout, Chicago ; D : 1215. Dec.
26, 1901 ; 2c. Dec. 26, 1901. 16468

Girl (The) disposes; a comedy, bv L. W. Smith.
78 p. 8°. Typewritten.

© Lewis W^orthington Smith. Des ^Moines,
la. ; D : 12973, May 6, 1908 ; 2c. .Tune 1. 1908.

16469

Girl engineer; by C. A. Taylor.

© Charles A. Taylor, Mt. Vernon, N. Y. ;
D : 5852, Dec. 3, 1904. 16470

Girl (The) from across the hall; a comedy in

1 act, by J. Street. 48 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© .Julian Street, New York ; D : 5740, Nov.

8, 1904 ; 2c. Dec. 1, 1904. 16471

Girl from Albany; musical c(tinedy in 1 act and
3 scenes, by F. Graham. .58 p. 4°. Type-
written. [Words only]

© Ic. Sept. 22, 1909 ; D : 1(5830 ; Frank Gra-
ham, Bi'ooklyn. 16472

musical comedy in 2 acts, by F. Graham.

© Frank Graham, Brooklyn ; D : 15252.
Mar. 5, 1909. 16473

H. A. Faling. [6] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 10, 1911 ; D : 23610 ; Harry Alton
Faling, .Jackson, Mich. 16474

Girl (The) from Bagdad; in 1 act [by Clara
Adams Logwood] 17 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Myers «& Logwood, Abilene, Kan. : D :
10375. Apr. IS. 1907 : 2c. .June 10, 1907. 16475

Girl (The) from Bohemia; a play in 3 acts, by
S. Stange and V. Bryan.

© Stanislaus Stange and Vincent Brvan,
\ew York ; D : 15948, May 25, 1909. 16476

Girl (The) from Boston; a musical comedy in
2 acts, libretto by George Dance and E. E.
Rice, music by Ivan Caryll.

© Edward E. Rice, New York ; 1897 : 13425,
Feb. 23. 16477

Girl (The) from Brighton; play in 2 acts, book
and lyrics, by .T. Havez, music by William
Becker. [3], 108 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Li-
bretto only]

© Ic. Sept. 23, 1912; D: 30928; Jean C.
Havez, New York. 16478

See also At the seashore.

Girl (The) from Broadway; musical comedy
tabloid drama in 1 act, by Chas. Norton.
Chicago, Chicago manuscript co., 1914. [2],
22 p. f°. Mimeographed. [Words only]

© Dec. 7, 1914 ; 2c. Dec. 23, 1914 ; D : 39194 ;
Alex. Byers, Chicago. 16478a

Girl (The) from Butte; a musical comedy in
2 acts, by C. Hull. 47 p. 4°. Typewritten.
[Libretto only]

© Caroline Hull, Lewistown, 111. ; D : 4548.
Jan. 25, 1904 ; 2c. Jan. 25, 1904. 16479

Girl (The) from Calcutta; by Charles F. Cogh-
lan.

© George Paxton, Long Island City, N. Y'. ;
1900 A : 24493, Oct. 2. 16480

Girl (The) from Carlisle; drama in 4 acts, by
P. J. Glanz and J. V. Rowan. [94] p. t".

Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 10, 1912; D : 28727 ; P. John
(ilanz and John \. Rowan, Fort Stevens, Or.

16481

Girl (The) from Centralia, Kansas; 1 act play,
l)y a. Stewart.

© Grant Stewart, Philadelphia ; D : 5832,
Nov. 28, 1904. 16482

Girl (The) from Chantilly; play in 3 acts, by
(Jeoige V. Hobart. 74 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Dec. 24, 1910 ; D : 22918 ; Joe Wei)er.
New York. 16483

808

16484

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

16505

Girl (The) from Chicago; a musical comedy
in 2 acts, libretto l).v Georiie Dance and E.
K. Rice, music by Ivan Caryll.

© Edward E. Rice, New York : 1897 : 13426,
Feb. 23. 16484

1 act comedy drama, by B. Gray. 11 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 23, 1910 ; D : 22638 ; Barry Gray,
Pliiladelphia. 16485

— or. Shoe strings, by K. M. Lacey. 12 p.

4 . Typewritten.

© K. M. Lacey. Columbus, O. ; D : 13266,

June 30, 1908 : 2c. June 30, 1908. 16486

Girl (The) from Child's; by A. Colby. [1], 24 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 3, 1912 ; D : 29863 : Archie Colbv.

New York. 16487

-comedy in 3 flavoi's, by A. Colby. [1],

113 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 20. 1914; D: 38366: Archie
Colby. New York. 16487a

Girl (The) from Cleaver's way; play in 4 acts,

by M. L. Harbach. 143 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 30, 1914; D : 38375 ; Marie

Louise Harbach, Orange, N. J. 16487b

Girl (The) from Colorado. Sir Disguised
affections.

Girl (A) from Dixie; musical comedy in 3 acts,
by Carroll l>o(lson and H. B. Smith.

© Harrv B. Smith, New York ; D : 2493.
Oct. 7. 1P02. 16488

Girl (The) from down there; by P. R. Francis

iind J. (). ]Mortimer. 72 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Rieman and Oaks, Buffalo ; D : 796, Aug.

24, 1901 : 2c. Dec. 31, 1901. 16489

Girl from dreamland; nmsical comedy in 3
acts. l»y D. L. Matthews. .57 p. 4°. Type-
written. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Aug. o. 1909; D : 16660, Dorothy L.
Matthews, Worcester. 16490

Girl (The) from Fifth avenue; monologue, by
J. Gorman. [3] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Julv 7. 1910: D: 21500; Jack Gorman.
New York. 16491

Girl (The) from Flinks; comedy playlet in 1
act, by Nora F. Krag. 11 p. f°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Sept. 27. 1913; D: 34550; William
F. Sailor, St. Paul. 16492

Girl (The) from Gotham; by M. M. Parker.

© Marv Moncure Parker, Chicago; D:
15707, Apr. 24, 1909. 16493

Girl (The) from Harvard; comedv in 3 acts, bv
M. E. Swan. [3], 118 p. 4°. Typewritten.'
© Ic. Mar. 24, 1911; D : 23737 ; Mark E.
Swan, New York. 16494

Girl (The) from Haverstraw; by Budd Ross.
6 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Herman Walter Eisenstaedter, New
York; D : 13838, Sept. 19, 1908; 2c. Sept. 19,
1908. 16495

Girl (The) from home; comedy in 3 acts, by
F. Chamberlin. [99] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 20, 1911; D: 23148; Frederick
Chamberlin, Boston. 16496

by J. R. Nelson. 84 p. 4°. Type-

written.

© Ic. Sept. 23, 1911 ; D : 25299 ; J. Raleigh
Nelson, Ann Arbor. 16497

play in 1 act, by B. E. Watson. 7 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 21, 1912; D: 31199; Bernice

Ellen Watson, Sandusky, O. 16498

by Enid Mayo. 12 p. 4°. Type-

written.

© Ic. Nov. 4, 1912 ; D : 31306 ; Theresa Eus-
tis, Boston. 16499

■ a southern racing play in 4 acts and 5

scenes, by G. M. Anderson. 54 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Ic. July 17, 1909 ; D : 16286 ; George IM.
Anderson. Princeton, Ind. 16500

Girl (The) from Idalio; play in 3 acts, bv E. W.
Fifield. [143] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 9. 1912 ; D : 29330 ; Efhe Wood-
ward Fifield. Minneapolis. 16501

Girl (The) from Kansas; by H. O. Garn.

© Henry O. Garn, Chicago ; D : 4561, Jan.
28, 1904. 16502

a comedy drama by H. H. Palmer. 50 p.

t . Typewritten.

© Henry Harmon Palmer, Chicago ; D :
8532, Apr. 24. 1906 ; 2c. Apr. 24, 1906. 16503

Girl (The) from Kay's; a new musical play in
3 acts, by Owen Hall, lyrics by Adrian Ross.
Claude Aveling and others, music by Cecil
Cook and others. [New York. Mvers-Rosen-
feld CO.] 1902. 24 p. 8°. [Libretto only]

© Chappell & CO., London ; D : 2662, Dec. 1,
1902; 2c. Dec. 1, 1902. 16504

Girl (The) from L Triangle ranch; a drama
in 3 acts, by Frank Dumont. Philadelphia,
The Penn publishing company. 1908. 53 p.
diagrs. 12°.

© Penn pub. co., Philadelphia; D: 14143,
Oct. 26, 1908; 2c. Oct. 26, 1908. 16505

809

16506

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

16526

Girl (The) from London; a farcical comedy, in
3 acts, by P. T. O'Connor.

© Patrick Thomas O'Connor, Buffalo; D:
6209, Feb. 11, 1905. 16506

a musical comedy in 2 acts, libretto by

George Dance and E. E. Rice, music by Ivan
Caryll.

© Edward E. Rice, New York ; 1897 : 13427,
Feb. 23. 16507

Girl (The) from Macy's; domestic comedy in
1 act, by A. Colby. [1], 19 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Sept. 6, 1913 ; D : 34338 ; Archie Col-
by, New York. 16508

1 act comedy, by H. Delaro. 3-12 p. 12°.

Printed.

© Hattie Delaro, New York ; D : 5721, Oct.
28, 1904 ; 2c. Oct. 21, 1904. 16509

Girl (The) from Mars. See AflSnity beach.

Girl (The) from Midway; a farce comedy in 1
act, by Bernard Francis Moore. Clyde, O.,
Ames publishing co., 1895. 1 p. 1., 19 p. 12°.
( [Ames' series of standard and minor drama,
no. 359] )

© Ames pub. co., Clyde, O. ; 1895:36048,
July 11; Ic. July 19. 16510

Girl (The) from Missoui'i; a melodrama in 4
acts, by L. McDonald. 40 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Lawrence Macdonald, St. Louis ; D : 3999,
Sept. 24, 1903; 2c. Sept. 24, 1903. 16511

Girl (The) from Montana; play in 4 acts, taken
from the novel of the same name, by Mrs.
Grace Livingston Hill-Lutz, arr. by A. N.
Melton. 32 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 17, 1913; D: 31990; Allan N.
Melton, Colorado Springs, Col. 16512

Girl (The) from Mumms; comedy in 3 acts, by
J. A. Lacy. 51, [3] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 12, 1911 ; D : 24201 ; J. A. Lacy,
Minneapolis. 16513

Girl (The) from Nevada; by F. J. Perkins.

© Frank J. Perkins, Chicago ; D : 9905, Feb.
4, 1907. 16514

Girl (The) from New York; a comedy in 3 acts,
by E. Sardou.

© Emma Sardou, New York; 1897:66684,
Nov. 30; 2c. Nov. 30. 16515

comic opera in 2 acts, by F. P. Patterson

and H. R. R. Hertzberg.

© Franklin P. Patterson, New York ; 1897 :
51377, Sept. 14. 16516

a musical comedy in 2 acts, libretto by

George Dance and E. E. Rice, music by Ivan
Caryll.

© Edward E. Rice, New York ; 1897 : 13424,
Feb. 23. 16517

Girl (The) from out yonder; play in 4 acts, by
P. Phelps and M. Short. 114 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. May 21, 1913; D: 33279; Pauline
Phelps and Marion Short, New York. 16518

Girl (The) from over there; a musical comedy
in 2 acts, by J. J. Cooper.

, © Justin J. Cooper, Minneapolis ; D : 12881,
May 2, 1908. 16519

Girl (The) from Paris; a musical farce comedy
in 2 acts, by E. E. Rice.

© Edward E. Rice, New York ; 1896 : 64366,
Nov. 25. 16520

Girl from Porto Rico; a farce comedy in 3
acts, by Joseph Le Brandt. New York, Dick
& Fitzgerald, 1906. 66 p. 12°.

© Dick & Fitzgerald, New York ; D : 7805,
Jan. 2, 1906; 2c. Jan. 10, 1906. 16521

Girl (The) from Rector's; a comedy in 4 acts,
by P. M. Potter, adapted from the French of
Pierre Veber.

© Paul M. Potter, England ; D : 14891, Jan.
25, 1909. 16522

Girl (The) from Shanley's; comedy playlet in
1 act and 1 scene, by Arthur Glenn [pseud,
of G. A. Wilson] 5 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 10, 1914; D : 37283 ; Glenn A.
Wilson, Westfield, N. J. 16522a

Girl (The) from Somewhere; play in 3 acts,
by J. H. Selbold, adapted by Edward Eisner.
New York, Samuel French; London, Samuel
French, ltd., 1914. 138 p. 12°. [Originally
printed with title The mover's daughter]

© Aug. 1, 1914; Ic. Apr. 26, 1915; Ic. May
5, 1915; D: 40568; Jenny Hopkins Seibold,
New York. 16522b

Girl (The) from stageland; a musical comedy
in 2 acts, book and lyrics by Thornton Cole,
music by O. Luckstone.

© Thornton Cole and Oscar Luckstone,
New York ; D : 12837, Apr. 25, 1908. 16523

Girl (The) from Stratford; a land deal in 2
shuffles, by R. M. Sperry. 37 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Robert M. Sperry, Bridgeport, Conn.;
D : 13066, IMay 26, 1908 ; 2c. June 9, 1908.

16524

Girl (A) from Sweden; a comedy-drama in 4
• acts, by C. W, Chase.

© Charles Wathen Chase, New York; D:
3103, Mar. 9, 1903. 16525

by Edward John Kadow. 35 p. f°.

Typewritten.

© C. Jav Smith and E. J. Kadow, Chicago ;
D : 13993, Oct. 5, 1908 ; 2c. Oct. 5, 1908.

16526

810

16527

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

16547

Girl (The) from Tennessee; comedy drama in
4 acts, by E. A. I^ocke.

© Edwin A. Locke, Chelsea, Mass. ; D :
8145, Mar. 12, 1906. 16527

Girl (The) from Texas; a comedy, by Dick
Naylor (I. B. Naylor)

© Richard Naylor, New York ; 1897 : 52972,
Sept. 22. 16528

— a musical farce comedy, by L. Shubert.

© Lee Shubert, Syracuse, N. Y. ; 1897:
22553, Apr. 10. 16529

a western drama true to Texas life, in 4

acts, by Mortimer D. Preston.

© Bender & Hirschfield, New York ; D :
8862, July 25, 1906. 16530

Girl from the quarry; a classic drama in 1 act,
by A. Alexander. 17 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Adelaide Alexander, New York ; D : 8186,
Mar. 12, 1906; 2c. Mar. 12, 1906. 16531

Girl from the ranch; a romantic military com-
edy, by G. Heath.

© George Heath, Bryn Athyn, Pa. ; D :
8021. Feb. 17, 1906. 16532

Girl (The) from the South. See Tom papers.

Girl (The) from the sun-kissed East; a play
of Western life in 1 act, by G. D. Parker.
25 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Geo. D. Parker, Baltimore ; D : 8703, June
15, 1906 ; 2c. .July 2, 1906. 16533

Girl (The) from the U. S. A.; a spectacular
comedy-drama in 3 acts. 61 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Harrv Scott co., Chicago; D : 14527, Dec.
12, 1908; 2c. Dec. 12, 1908. 16534

Girl (The) from Tim's place; a drama of the
wilderness, by Charles Clark Munn and James
W. Harkins, jr.

© C. C. Munn, Springfield, Mass. ; D : 9510.
Nov. 24, 1906. 16535

Girl (The) from Tipperary; musical con'^edv in
3 acts, by W. Wamsher. 91 p. 4°. Type-
written. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Apr. 16, 1915 ; D : 40508 ; Wm. Wam-
sher, Chicago. 16535a

Girl (The) from Tokio; comedy in 3 nets, by
Frank Tannehill, jr., and Geo. W. Barnum.
142 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 31, 1912; D : 30396 ; William E.
Gorman, New York. 16536

Girl (The) from U. S. A. ; 3 act musical comedy,
by Nadyne Shannon and Geo. Fletcher.

© Charles B. Goes, Chicago; D : 11772, Nov.
20, 1907. 16537

Girl (The) from upper 7; original comedy in 3
acts, by Gladys Ruth Bridgham. Boston, W.
H. Baker & co., 1915. 64 p. 12°.

© May 13, 1915; 2c. May 14, 1915; D:
40044 ; Walter H. Baker & co., Boston. 16537a

Girl (A) from Utah; musical play in 2 acts,
by James T. Tanner. 126 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Oct. 11, 1913; D: 34698; Walter C.
Jordan, New York. 16538

a new musical play in 2 acts, by James T.

Tanner, lyrics by Adrian Ross, Percy Green-
bank, and Paul A. Rubens, music by Sidney
Jones and Paul A. Rubens. Book of lyrics.
London, New York [etc.] Chappell & co.,
ltd., 1913. 35 p. 8°.

© Oct. 18, 1913; 2c. Oct. 20, 1913; D:
34771 ; Chappell & co., ltd., London. 16539

Girl (The) from Vassar; by M. Ott.

© Matthew Ott, Boston; D : 8488, Mav 7.
1906. 16540

— by W. O. Johnson.

© William Otis Johnson, Chelsea, Mass. ;
1897 : 29196, May 13. 16541

a dramatic sketch in 2 scenes, by Charles

E. Grapewin and George Totten Smith.

© May Boorum, Brooklyn; D:338, Apr. 12.
1901. 16542

-a musical comedy in 3 acts, by J. F. Milli-

ken.

© James Foster Milliken, New York ; 1897 :
2.5721, Apr. 26. 16543

Girl (The) from Vienna; a miisical comedy in
2 acts, book and lyrics by R. H. Burnside,
music by Ludwig Engltinder.

© R. H. Burnside, New York; D: 12863,
Apr. 29, 1908. 16544

Girl (The) from Walker; a comedy in 1 act.
by E. Burdette Smith. [12] p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Aug. 11. 1909 ; D : 16.538 ; DoUie Rath-
bun Smith, Binghamton, N. Y. 16545

Girl (The) from Yankee land; an American
musical .satire in 2 acts, book and lyrics by
the Treitels, music by R. W. Edwards. 61 p.
4°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© The Treitels and R. W. Edwards. Woon-
socket, R. I. ; D : 11582, Oct. 24, 1907 ; 2c. Oct.
24, 1907. 16546

Girl (The) from Yonkers; a 1 act comedy
sketch, by F. J. Beaman. 17 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Fred J. Beaman, Jackson, Mich. ; D :
10767, June 6, 1907 ; 2c. June 6, 1907. 16547

Girl graduates. See Vassar.

811

16548

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

16563

Girl (The) habit; t-oiueily with imisic, in 2 actis,
book by C. Dickson. [2], 138 p. 4°. Typo-
written. [Libretto or.lyl

© Ic. Mar. 2, 1911; D : 23518 ; Charles
Dickson, New York. 16548

Girl (The) he left behind; coniecly with a
punch, by K. Warner. [21, 20 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. July 3, 1914; D: 37456; Kichard
Warner, New York. 16548a

Girl (The) he met; 1 act conietly, by Herbert
Hall Wiuslow. [1], 30 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. .Tune 22, 1912; I):3016(J: Julie Rins.
New York. 16549

Girl (The) he overlooked; in 4 acts, by G. H.
Rogers. [107] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 2G, 1911: D: 24780; Gertrude
H. Rogers. South :Manch('ster, Conn. 16550

Girl (The) I left behind me. See Si Perkins.

Girl (The) I love; musical farce in 2 acts, book
by C. V. Kerr and R. H. Burnside. lyrics by
R. H. Burnside. 80 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Li-
bretto only]

© Ic. Jan. 30, 1911 ; D : 23214 : R. H. Burn-
side, New York. 16551

Girl (A) in a thousand; a ])lay in 4 acts, for
female characters only, by Evelyn Gray Whit-
ing. P.oston. AV. H. Baker & co., 1907. 03 p.
12°.

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston : D : 9733,
Jan. 2, 1907; 2c. Jan. 3, 1907. 16552

Girl (The) in front; by C. H. Fowler.

© Charles Ilenrv Fowlci-. Brooklyn ; D •
5775, Nov. 15. 1904. 16553

Girl (The) in gold; jnusical comedy in 3 acts,
boolc and lyrics by F. T. lUchards, music bv
F. Dewey Richard.s. 131 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten. [Libretto only]

© 1<'. Apr. ."), 191.") ; 1 ) : 40268 ; Frederick T.
Richards, Philadelphia. 16553a

Girl in green; by J. M. Clarke.

© Josephine M. Clarke, New York ; D :
8009. Feb. 28, 1900. [For copies reed, see
D : 8780] 16454

a vaudeville sketcli in 1 act. bv J. M. Clarke

and Adella R. Tafft. 37 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© .Josephine M. Clarke and Adella R. TafEt,

New York: I) : 8780. June 12, 1906; 2c. June

12, 1906. 16555

or. The masked model, by John A. Burns.

9 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 21, 1912; 1) : 28793 ; W. Oscar
Sullivan, Savannah, Ga. 16556

Girl (The) in hiding; tabloid musical comedy
in 1 act, by Agnes Cameron. [2], 21 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. June 11. 1914; D : 37290 ; William
Francis Burke, New York. 16556a

Girl (The) in pink. Sec Mysterious (The)
Thompson.

Girl (The) in question; a play in 4 acts, by
G. llnzelton. novel by L. C. Violett Houck.

© George Hazel ton. New York ; D : 9380.
Nov. 5, 1906. 16557

Girl (The) in red; by E. P. Churchill.

© Edward P. Churchill, Peoria, 111.: 1>:
11803, Nov. 25, 1907. 16558

Girl in royal purple; an American comedv
drama in 4 acts, by A. N. Shideler. 101 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Albert Newton Shideler. New York: D:
7032, July 25, 1905; 2c. July 25, 1905. 16559

Girl (The) in the aeroplane. See High life.

Girl (The) in the bank; original comedy sketch
in 1 scene, by H. H. Winslow. [1], 12 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 16. 1914 ; D : 37588 ; Herbert
Hall AVinslow, New York. 16559a

Girl (The) in the bath; musical .scream in 3
acts, by R. R. (Til)son and G. Fidton, nuisic
by Hubert Bath. 92 p. 4°. Typewritten.
[Libretto only]

© Ic. Feb. 15, 191."); D : 39684 ; Ui.wland R.
Gibson and Grenville Fulton. liondon. 16559b

Girl in the clouds; a mythological fantasy with
musical interpolations, in 3 scenes, by A.
Kingsbury. 5 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Li-
bretto only]

© Audrey Kingsbury. New York; D : 7298.
Sept. 23, 1905 ; 2c. Sept. 23, 1905. 16560

Girl (The) in the dark; original fantastic song-
farce in 3 acts, book and lyrics by L. Dalton.
music by James W. Gearhart. [77] p. f°.
Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Dec. 7, 1912: D : .31628 ; Lionel Dal-
ton, Fre.sno, Cal. 16561

Girl (The) in the front row; l»y K. M. Lacey.
12 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© K. M. Lacey, Columbus, ( ). : D : 13 1 70.
.Tune 12. 1908: Ic. June 12. 1908: Ic. June
22. 1908. 16562

Girl in the garden; play in 4 acts, by K. Arden.
101 p. 4°. Typewritten. i

© Ic. Dec. 2. 1915: D : 42,395 ; Edwin Arden,
Forest Hills, N. Y. 16562a

Girl (The) in the hammock; by .M. Whallen
and F. Fogerty.

© Mike Whallen and Frank Fogerty, Brook-
lyn; 1900; A: 7441, Mar. 21. 16563

812

16564

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

16583

Girl (The) in the heart of Maryland. See
Price (The) he paid.

Girl (The) in the mantilla; :i comic opera in
2 acts, book and lyrics 1).\- H. N. Farrar,
music by Harry Patterson Hopkins. 8.3 p.
4°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Herbert Nash Farrar, Baltimore ; D :
10830, June 24, 1907; 2c. .lune 24. 1907.

16564

book and lyrics by H. N. Farrar and

S. Noot, music by Harry Piitterson Hopkins.
77 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Herbert Nash Farrar ami Simon Noot.
Baltimore : D : 13487, Aug. 3, 1908 ; 2r. Aug.
3, 1908. 16565

Girl (The) in the moon; [by] George Totten
Smith.

© Patrice \Yhitbeck, New York; 1899:

43858. July G. 16566

a musical comedy, book, um.sic, lyrics, by

E. Hanford. 82 p. 4°. Typewritten. ri>i-
bretto only]

© Edwin Hanford, New York ; D : 14434,
Dec. 2, 1908 ; 2c. Dec. 2, 1908. 16567

Girl (The) in the muff; vaudeville skit, by G.
Des Roches. [1], 6 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 11, 1914 ; D : 36996 ; Gertrude Des
lloches, New York. 16567a

Girl (The) in the North; play in 1 act, by \Y.
H. Sayward, jr. 14 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 12, 1911 ; D : 23081 ; \Villiam H.
Sayward, jr., AVaylaud, Mass. 16568

Girl (The) in the picture; farce in 2 acts, by
A. \Y. Shaw. 80 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 2.J, 1913 ; D : 34252 ; Alexander
"SYilson Shaw, South Bethlehem, Pa. 16569

play in 2 acts, by A. \Y. Shaw. Boston,

The Gorham press [etc., 1914] 4 p. 1., 5-87 p.
12°. (American dramatists' series)

© Nov. 10, 1914; 2c. Nov. 20. 1914; D:
38854; Alexander W. Shaw. So. Bethlehem.
Pa. a6569a

Girl (The) in the pool; nuisical sketch in 1
act, by R. R. Gibson. 32 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Dec. 20, 1913; D : 35397 ; Rowland
Routledge Gib.son, New York. 16570

Girl (The) in the purple mask; l)y S. Le.slie.
2 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Scott Leslie, Knoxville. Tenn. ; D : 12408.
Feb. 21, 1908; 2c. Feb. 21. 1908. 16571

Same, Rev. ed. 3 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Scott Le.slie. Knoxville. Tenn. ; D : 13179.
June 13, 1908 ; 2c. June 13, 1908. 16572

Girl (The) in the ring; an original comedy in
3 acts, by Mrs. C. Doremus and Leonidas
Westervelt.

© Mrs. Charles Doremus and L. Westervelt.
New York ; D : 9310, Oct. 24, 1906. 16573

Girl in the taxi; comedy in 3 acts, bv Anthony
Mars. 226 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 28. 1909 ; D : 17800 ; A. H. Woods.
New York. 16574

-drama in 3 acts, by Stanislaus Stange.

145 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 18, 1910 : D : ^0234 ; A. H. Woods,
New York. 16575

Girl (The) in the telegram; farce in 1 act, bv
S. E. Smyth. 14 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 16, 1913; D: 34748; Sam E.
Smyth, Omaha, Neb. 16576

Girl in the tower; twenty minute vaudeville
melodrama, by G. A. Norton. [7] p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 17, 1909 ; D : 16732 ; George A.
Norton, Sheridan, AVyo. 16577

Girl (The) in the train; comic opera in 3 acts,
adapted from Die geschiedene frau, by H. B.
Smith. 123 p. 4". Typewritten. [Libretto
only]

© Ic. July 21. 1910; D : 21600 ; Harrv B.
Smith, New York. 16578

Girl (The) in the uniform; a 1 act war play,
by L. :\I(riung. 19 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Littell McClung, Baltimore ; D : 11862.
Dec. 5, 1907; 2c. Dec. 5, 1907. 16579

Girl (The) in the window; pla.v in 1 act, by
A. L. Bethel. 17 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 7, 1911; D: 24650: Allan Lewis
P.ethel. St. Louis. 165S0

Girl in violet; a modern American emotional
comedy in 4 acts, by A. N. Sb.ideler. 141 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Albert Newton Shideler. New York ; D :
7014, July 24, 1905; 2c. July 10, 1905; 1<'.
new ed. July 25, 1905. 16581

Girl (The) in waiting. See Four plays; by
Archibald Eyre.

Girl (The) miner. See Joe Buggies.

o 1).

Girl (The) next door; by C. H. Lischer.
f°. Typewritten.

© Charles Harold Lischer. New York ; D :
782, Aug. 21, 1901 ; 2c. Aug. 21, 1901. 16582

a comedy in 1 act, by J. Cowgill.

© Jean Cowsill. New Y^irk : D : 758. Aug.
1.5, 1901. 16583

813

16583

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

16602

Girl (The) next door — Continued.

1 act sketch, by M. C. Cherrill. 10 p. f°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 6, 1915 ; D : 41933 ; Mildred Con-

sidine Cherrill, Chicago. 16583a

Girl of Broadway; dramatico-musical composi-
tion in 2 acts, by B. Stoddard. [23] p. f°.
Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Nov. 21, 1912 ; D : 31437 ; Burt Stod-
dard, New Britain, Conn. 16584

Girl (The) of Eagle ranch; a melodrama in 4
acts, by W. Woods. 115 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Walter Woods, Boston ; D : 11680, Nov. 7,
1907 ; 2c. Nov. 7, 1907. 16585

Girl (The) of Ghizen. See Khedive (The)

Girl (The) of Granada. See Myrtle (The)
maiden.

Girl (A) of Illinois; or. An American girl, a
play in 4 acts, by W. S. Lockwood. Ill p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Walter Scammon Lockwood, Wilmette,
111. ; D : 9100, Sept. 17, 1906 ; 2c. Sept. 17, 1906.

16586

Girl (The) of my dreams; book and lyrics by
Wilbur D. Nesbit and Otto Hauerbach, music
by Karl Hoschna. [3], 126 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. July 22, 1910; D: 21672; M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York. 16587

Girl (The) of my heart; a play in 4 acts, by
Jobn T. Mclntyre.

© J. T. Mclntyre, Philadelphia; D : 5660,
Oct. 19, 1904. 16588

See also Ben-my-chree (The). — Colleen

machree.

Girl (A) of resources; by J. C. Rosenberg. 10 p.
f°. Typewritten.

© Jane Church Rosenberg, Malott Park,
Ind. ; D: 13208, Juue 17, 1908; 2c. June 17,
1908. 16589

Girl (A) of '76; by M. Goldstein. Typewrit-
ten.

© Moses Goldstein, Brooklyn ; 1897 : 10433,
Feb. 10; 2c. Feb. 10. 16590

Girl (The) of Seville; operetta in 2 acts, book
by Augusta Osborn, Leonard Liebling and
B. Meredith Langstaff, lyrics by Augusta Os-
born, nnisic by P. Guetary. [Ill] p. 4°.
Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Aug. 30, 1913 ; D : 34285 ; Pedro Gue-
tary, New York. 16591

Girl of Tangiers; spectacular extravaganza in
2 acts, by S. T. Jack.

© Sam T. Jack, Chicago; 1895:24495,
May 3. 16592

Girl (The) of the Bowery; play in 3 acts, by
G. F. Hagadoru. [20] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 24, 1914 ; D : 37932 ; Gladys Fre-
donia Hagadorn, Cleveland. 16592a

Girl (A) of the century; a comedy in 1 act, by
Frank Dumont. Pliiladelphia, The Penn pub-
lishing company, 1897.

© Penn pub. co., Philadelphia ; 1897 : 293S7,
. May 14 ; 2c. May 17. 16593

Girl (The) of the golden dream; a dramatic
composition, by M. S. Barratt. 12 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© M. S. Barratt, Scranton, Pa. ; D : 14597,
Dec. 22, 1908 ; 2c. Jan. 11, 1909. 16594

Girl (The) of the Golden Gate; dranuitic sketch,
by H. W. Laugenour. [4] p. f°. Type-
written.

© le. Oct. 2, 1911; D : 25378 ; Henry W.
Laugenour, San Francisco. 16595

Girl (The) of the golden West; play in 4 acts,
by D. Belasco. 211 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 16, 1915; D: 42684; David Be-
lasco, New York. 16595a

See also Fanciulla (La) del West. — Fille

(La) du far-West.

Girl (A) of the hills; play in 4 acts, by E. F.
Bishop. 53 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 6, 1912; D : 31329 ; Ernest F.
Bishop, Los Angeles. 16596

Girl of the hour; vaudeville sketch in 1 act, by
D. Marnell. 14 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Dec. 5, 1910 ; 2c. Dec. 10, 1910 ; D : 22778 ;
David Marnell, San Francisco. 16597

Girl (A) of the mountains; by Lem B. Parker.
89 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Oscar Edward Wee, Oxfordville, Wis. ;
D : 16062, June 5, 1909 ; 2c. June 7, 1909.

16598

twenty-five minute act, by E. J. West. 7 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 11, 1910 ; D : 20432 ; Edward J.
West, New York. 16599

Girl (The) of the North Woods; drama in 4
acts, by J. A. Daubert. 75 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Dec. 12, 1912; D: 31690; .Joseph A.
Daubert, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 16600

Girl of the range; comedy drama in 4 acts, by
A. Roucolle. 134 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 30, 1910; D : 20630 ; Adrienne
Roucolle, Denver. 16601

Girl (The) of the Rockies; drama in 3 acts, by
S. E. Lester. [23] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 18, 1911 ; D : 24233 ; S. E. Lester,
HarrLsburg, Pa. 16602

814

16603

COPYRIGHTED IN" THE UNITED STATES

16620

Girl (The) of the silver East; by T. J. Gaffney.

II p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Thomas J. Gaffney, Albany; D : 8166,
Mar. 8, 1906 ; 2c. Mar. 8, 1906. 16603

Girl (The) of the streets; play in 4 acts, by
M. Gabel.

^iD f^r^iipN 4 ]*s Nr:sn-i ;'?j?t^)2 "jyccs:i dnt

III p. 4°. Ms.

© Ic. July 1, 1915 ; D : 41145 ; Max Gabel,
Brooklyn. 16603a

Girl (A) of the Tenderloin; by J. R. Gandolfo.

© James Rodney Gandolfo, New York; D:
3663, June 15, 1903. 16604

Girl of the times; an episode in 1 act, by Fred
Niblo. 14 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 12, 1910; D: 21026; Sanger &
Jordan, New York. 16605

Girl (The) of the underworld; 4 act comedy
drama, by J. Gorman. 80 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. June 27, 1912 ; D : 30115 ; Jack Gor-
man, New York. 16606

Girl (A) of the West; vaudeville, by H. D. Cot-
trell. 25 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 3, 1910; D : 22471 ; Alphonse
Luttringer, San Francisco. 16607

Girl (The) of the whispering pines; comedy
drama in 4 acts, by S. L. Jones. [3], 50 p.
f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 28, 1914; D : 38352 ; Sherman
La Louis Jones, Findlay, O. 16607a

Girl (The) of the woods; play in 1 act, by Mrs.
V. Niebel. [1], 28 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 4, 1912; D : 31548 ; Mrs. Val-
entine Niebel, Utica, N. Y. 16608

Girl (The) of to-day; comedy in 4 acts, by
P. E. Browne. 126 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 27, 1915 ; D : 39517 ; Porter Em-
erson Browne, Norwalk, Conn. 16608a

Girl (The) of tomorrow; musical farce in 2
acts, book and lyrics, by R. H. Moulton. 76
p. 4°. Typewritten. [Words only]

© Ic. Oct. 13, 1915; D : 41989 ; Robert H.
Moulton, Chicago. 16608b

■ 2 act play, by J. Noel. 77 p. 4°. Type-

\vritten.

© Ic. Oct. 11, 1915 ; D : 41963 ; Joseph Noel,
Yonkers, N. Y. 16608c

Girl (The) of Twilig'ht trail; western drama in
4 acts, by Gus Heege, jr. [45] p. f°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Apr. 27, 1912; D : 29519 ; Philip A.
Heege, Tampa, Fla. 16609

Girl (The) on hand; a comedy novel episode,
with humor, songs and music, by D. A. Mar-
tin. 9 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Words only]

© Ic. Feb. 23, 1912; D: 28818; David A.
Martin, Chariton, la. 16610

Girl (The) on the film; new musical play in 3
acts, book by James T. Tanner, from the
German of Rudolf Bernauer and Rudolf
Schanzer, lyrics by Adrian Ross, music by
Walter Kollo, Willy Bredschneider, and addi-
tional numbers by Albert Sirmay. Book of
lyrics. London, New York [etc.] Chappell &
CO. ltd., 1913. 28 p. 8°. .

© Apr. 10, 1913; 2c. Apr. 11, 1913; D:
32920; Chappell & co., ltd., London. 16611

Girl (The) on the whirl; a comedy drama with
music in 3 acts, by W. W. Dunkle.

© W. W. Dunkle, South Bend, Ind. ; D:
12783, Apr. 13, 1908. 16612

Girl outcast; an emotional drama in 4 acts, by
Vail Wright. 51 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Enid Mayo, Boston; D : 8412, Apr. 18,
1906; 2c. Apr. 18, 1906. 16613

Girl outside; comedy, by B. E. Levin. 36 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 4, 1910; D: 20113; B. Edwina
Levin, Chicago. 16614

Girl (The) Patsy; in 4 acts, by J. M. Feigl. 109
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Jane Mauldin Feigl, New l^ork ; D : 8251,
Mar. 8, 1906 ; 2c. Mar. 8, 1906. 16615

Girl (The) question; a comedy in 3 acts, by
Hough and Adams, with music by Joseph E.
Howard. 137 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto
only]

© Hough & Adams, Chicago ; D : 11085, July
31, 1907 ; 2c. July 31, 1907. 16616

Girl Rafla^es; a comedy drama in 4 acts, by C. E.
Blaney. 126 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Chas. E. Blaney, New York ; D : 7964,
Feb. 8, 1906; 2c. Feb. 8, 1906. 16617

Girl (The) rangers.

© George W. Lederer, Chicago ; D : 11740,
Nov. 14, 1907. 16618

Girl scout play; by F. S. Gabel. 6 p. f°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 22, 1913; D: 35562; Fannie S.
Gabel, Savannah, Ga. 16619

Girl (The) spy of Chickamauga; by M. B.
Miller.

© M. B. Miller, Cleveland; 1894:24302,
May 14; 2c. May 14. 16620

Girl (The) spy of Dixie. See Lieutenant (The)
and the girl.

815

16620

DBAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

16639

Girl (The) that God forgot; play in 4 acts, by
H. C. Hickman. Ill p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 2, 1914; D: 36599; Howard C.
Hickman, San Francisco. 16620a

Girl (The) that I love; an entirely original,

emotional drama in 5 acts, by W. E. Barnes.

© W. Elliott Barnes, New York; 1881:

18070, Nov. 21. 16621

Girl (The) that kicks the time; by O. Lamonde.
4 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© OUie Lamonde, New York ; D : 12466.
Mar. 3, 1908; Ic. Feb. 20, 1908; Ic. Mar. 21,
1908. 16622

Girl (The) that loved a brakeman. See TJ. D.
V. railway.

Grirl that's all the candy; musical comedy
drama in 2 acts, by B. M. Garfield. Type-
written.

© Ic. Aug. 23, 1909; D: 20184; French &
Garfield, Lansing, Mich. 16623

Girl (The), the man, and the widow; play in 2
acts, by M. Ott. 79 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 8, 1914 ; D : 37785 ; Matthew Ott,
WoUaston, Mass. 16623a

Girl (A) to order; comedy in 1 act, by Bessie
^\'ret■ ord Springer. New York, S. French ; Lon-
don, S. French, ltd., 1914. 27 p. 12°. (On
cover: French's international copyrighted ed.
of the works of the best authors, no. 286)

© Oct. 13, 1914 ; Ic. Oct. 14, 1914 ; Ic. Oct.
20, 1914; D: 38560; Samuel French, New
York. 16623b

Girl (The) untamed; a dramatic comedy, by
J. Burnett. 12 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Jack Burnett, Chicago ; D : 11589, Oct.
25, 1907; 2c. Oct. 25, 1907. 16624

Girl (A) up-to-date; a farce comedy in 3 acts,
by Ellie Norwood.

© Frank Currier, New York; 1895:28090.
May 24. 16625

Girl (The) volunteer; comic opera in 2 acts,
by D. P. Mathews.

© David Porter Mathews, Hull, Mass.; D:
4219, Nov. 9, 1903. 16626

Girl (The) waif; by C. A. Taylor.

© Charles A. Taylor, New York ; D : 3349,
Apr. 25, 1903. 16627

Girl wanted; a farce comedy, by R. N. Stephens.
Typewritten.

© Thomas H. Davis. New York: 1895:
35803, .July 10; 2c. .Tuly 10. 16628

Girl (The) we didn't leave behind us; an origi-
nal military comic opera or musical extrava-
ganza, by G. F. Cole.

© George F. Cole, Chicago ; 1895 : 15603.
Mar. 18. 16629

Girl (The) we love; in 3 acts, bv C. Dickson
and II. White.

© Charles Dickson and Henrv White,
Brooklyn ; 1900 A : 28343, Nov. 17. 16630

Girl (The) who blew in; original 1 act play,
by Kate Jordan [i. e. K. J. Vermilye] [1],
25 p. 4°, Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 19, 1913; D: 34489; Kate Jordan
• A'ermilye, New York. 16631

Girl (The) who couldn't lie; comedy in 3 acts,
by K. Howard [pseud, of J. K. Bell] 100 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 11, 1911 ; D : 24()(J8 ; Keble How-
ard, London. 16632

Girl (The) who dared; musical comedy in 2
acts, book and lyric-s by T. T. Railey, music
by Alfred G. Robyn. 55 p. 4°. Typewritten.
[Libretto only]

© Ic. Aug. 24, 1911; D:2.5069; Thos. T.
Railey, St. Louis. 16633

or, Little grit, the street g'amin, comedy-
drama in 4 acts, by IM. S. Tuyloi-.

© Malcolm Stuart Taylor, Rochester, N.
Y. ; D : 1980, May 26, 1902. 16634

Girl (A) who did; by J. A. Eraser.

© John Arthur Fraser, New York ; D : 1791,
Apr. 28, 1902. 16635

Girl who didn't know Rockefeller; drama in 1
act, by W. H. Nichols. 22 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Mar. 2, 1910; D : 20328, Walter H.
Nichols, Monrovia, Cal. 16636

Girl (The) who helped; play in 4 acts, by E. F.
Payne. [2], SO p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 28, 1911; D: 24593; Edward F.
I'ayne, Belmont, Mass. 16637

Girl (The) who laughed; comedy in 3 acts,
prologue and epilogue, by A. Miller. 117 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 16. 1915; D : 40377 : Abraham
Miller, New York. 16637a

Girl (The) who lost her honeymoon; play in
1 act, by Payne Nunn. I» p. 4". Typewi-it-
ten.

© Ic. May 11, 1915; D : 40605 ; Ruby Ce-
leste, New York. 16637b

Girl (The) who made a million; liy S. H. Ma-
guire. ]3U p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Sylvester PI. Maguire, New York ; D :
13672, Aug. 27. 1908: 2c. Aug. 21, 1908. .

16638

Girl who paid the bills; a comedy in 1 ac-t, by

N. Rhoades. Boston, Walter H. Baker & co.,

1909. 20 p. 12°. ([Baker's ed. of plays])

© Nina Rhoades, New York ; D : 14774, Jan.

9, 1009; 2c. Feb. 3, 1909. 16639

816

16640

COPYEIGHTED IN" THE UNITED STATES

16661

Girl (The) who paints; American musical
comedy in 3 acts, words and music by C.
Fique. 6S p. 4°. Typev/ritten. [Libretto
only]

© Ic. June 3, 1911 ; D : 24396 ; Carl Fique,
Brooldyn. 16640

Girl (The) who ran away; play in 1 act, by
A. R. P. Owens. 7 p. f°. Typewritten.

© A. R. Penly Owens, Newark, N. J.; D:
12484, ]Mar. 4, 190S; 2c. ]\Iar. 4, 1908. 16641

Girl (The) who was spanked; a 1 act comedy,
by E. Lissner. 28 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Emanuel Lissner, Boston ; D : 15294, Mar.
9, 1909 ; 2c. Mar. 9, 1909. 16642

Girl (The) who wasn't; farce in 3 acts, by N.
L. Swartout. 130 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 9, 1911 ; D : 24889 ; Norman Lee
Swartout, Rochester, N. Y. 16643

Girl (The) who winked; musical comedy drama
in 3 acts, by D. E. Davenport. [1], 40 p. f°.
Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Sept. 6. 1912; D: 31068; Delbert E.
Davenport, St. Louis. 16644

Girl (The) who would; play in 3 acts, by R. J.
Brick-Dale. 73 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 23, 1911; D: 28074; Robert
James Brick-Dale, Seattle. 16645

sketch, by L. Dahlberg. 6 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Ic. May 24, 1911 ; D : 24279 ; Lila Dahl-
berg, Chicago. 16646

Girl (A) with a million; society comedv drama
in 3 acts, by Billie Burke. [2], 54 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. July 8, 1912; D: 30204; William
Francis Burke, New York. 16647

Girl (The) with a practical head; by A. AUen.

© Alfred Allen, Baltimore ; 1890 : 7479,

Mar. .5. 16648

Girl (The) with a tin heart; a comedy, by C.
Barnard.

Stamford, Conn. ;
16649

Girl (A) with sense; musical comedy in 4 acts,
by A. Schorr.

1*.V t''^"l^>'>

© Charles Barnard,
1890 : 36065, Nov. 15.

a comedy in 3 acts, by C. Barnard.

© Charles Barnard, Mountainville, N. Y. ;
1885 : 14911, July 10. 16650

Girl (A) with money; musical farce comedy in
3 acts, by K. Clarke.

© Kit Clarke, New York ; 1891 : 12852, Apr.
9. 16651

:732? '0^?2 1^1)2 N

[2], 121 p. 8°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Dec. 5, 1914 ; D : 39008 ; Anshel Schorr,

Philadelphia. 16651a

Girl (The) with the auburn curls; burlesque,
by .T. .J. Murdock.

© John J. Murdock, Chicago ; 1899 : 46369,
.Tuly 17. ^ 16652

Girl (The) with the auburn hair; by J. J. Mur-
dock.

© John J. Murdock, Chicago; 1899:69732,
Oct. 26. 16653

farce comedy, by J. .T. Murdock.

© John ,L Murdock, Chicago; 1899:46368,
July 17. 16654

Girl (The) with the auburn locks. See Mys-
terious (The) girl.

Girl (The) with the bad habit. Sec Pick
(The) of Oakham.

Girl (The) v/ith the balloons; novelty produc-
tion in 1 act, by Leon Berg.

© Jos. W. Stern & co., New York ; D : 14552,
Dec. 16, 1908. 16655

Girl (The) with the diamond heels; [by] F.
Browning. 5 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Flora Browning, New York ; D : 12878,
May 1, 1908 ; 2c. May 1, 1908. 16656

Girl (The) with the gab; by M. Wagner. 8 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Marguerite Wagner, New York ; D :
14054, Oct. 14, 1908; 2c. Oct. 14, 1908. 16657

Girl (The) with the glass eyes. See Pepita.

Girl (The) with the golden hair; by L. B.
Mendenhall.

© Luella B. Mendenhall, Chicago; 1899:

70029, Oct. 27. 16658

Girl (The) with the green eyes; a play in 4
acts, by Clyde Fitch. New York, London, The
Macmillan company, 1905. 200 p. 12°.

© Macmillan co.. New York ; D : 7627, Nov.
27, 1905 ; 2c. Nov. 27, 1905. 16659

See also Plays; by Clyde Fitch.

Girl with the green skin; 1 act comedy, by
H. H. Pattee. 13 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. .Ian. 31, 1910; D: 20060; Herbert
Horton Pattee, Washington. 16660

Girl with the grip; 3 act comedy drama, by
C. A. Taylor.

© Chas. A. Taylor. Cumberland, Md. ; 1898 :
57288, Sept. 29. 16661

5379—16-

-52

817

16662

DBAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

16677

Girl (The) with the red domino; or, The red
domino's mystic mirror dance, a pantomime
revealing the mystery of the red domino.

© Sterling amusement co., New York ; D :
7179, Aug. 23, 1905. 16662

Girl with the whooping cough; farce in 3 acts,
by Arthur Weld. 169 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 28, 1910 ; D : 20379 ; A. H. Woods,
New York. 16663

Girl (The) without a chance; story of the
white slave traffic, by W. Collins. [3], 40 p.
f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 12, 1914; D : 35621 ; Whitney
Collins, Chicago. 16663a

Girl worth while; play in 4 acts, by G. E.
Blaney and Cecil Spooner. 157 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Dec. 22, 1909 ; D : 17770 ; Charles E.

Blaney, New York. [Note: — Application

bears the alternative title. Adventures of

Polly] 16664

Girls (The); an American comedy in 3 acts, by
C. F. Pidgin.

© Charles F. Pidgin, Boston; 1879:6993,
May 26. 16665

Girls and grandfather; modern comedy in 3
acts, by O. T. Fiske and N. McDonough. 188
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 13, 1909; D: 17082; Oliver T.
Fiske and Nellie McDonough, New York.

16666

Girl's (The) battle; by Kate Jordan [i. e. K. J.
Vermilye]

© Kate Jordan Vermilye, New York; D:
13323, June 29, 1908. 16667

Girls (The) decide; comedy drama in 3 acts, by
Chas. Morton. 57 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 2, 1914; D : 38152 ; Alexander
Byers, Chicago. 16667a

Girl's (A) devotion. Sec Eline. — Vagaries.
Girl's (A) dream; drama in 4 acts, by M. Gabel.

112 p. 8°. Ms.

© Ic. Oct. 20, 1914 ; D : 38551 ; Max Gabel,
Brooklyn. 16667b

Girl's (A) folly. Sec Archie.— Who is she?

Girl's (A) frolic; by F. Holland. 9 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 15, 1911 ; D : 25231 ; Frank Hol-
land, New York. 16668

Girls (The) from. Bennet's; comedy in 4 acts,

by U. Uaphael. [5J, 127 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 15, 1910; D : 22812 ; Rudolph

Raphael, New York. 16669

Girls from BlufEencrib; musical play in 2 acts
and 5 scenes, book and lyrics by S. B. Tall.
55 p. f°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Oct. 20, 1909; D : 17155 ; Stanlev
Broughton Tall, Baltimore. 16670

Girls (The) from California; an original comedy
dnnua in 4 acts, by T. Stebbins.

© Thaddeus Stebbins, Washington; 1S92 :
38971, Sept. 26. 16671

Girls (The) from Reno; burlesque in 2 acts, by
J. Madison and M. D. Collins. 51 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. May 9, 1912 ; D : 29619 ; James Madi-
son and Mike D. Collins;. New York. 16672

Girl's (A) good name; a domestic comedy
drama in 4 acts, by Homer IMiles. 93 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Sam Allen, New York; D: 11507, Oct.
11, 1907; 2c. Oct. 11, 1907. 16673

Girl's honor; comedy drama in 4 acts, by J. F.
Millikeu. 70 p. 4°. Typewritten. (Cover
title: For a girl's honor)

© Ic. Oct. 15, 1909 ; D : 17107 ; James Fos-
ter Milliken, New York. 16674

Girls (The) of Gottenberg; a musical play,
book by Geo. Grossmith, jr., and L. Bernian,
lyrics by Adrian Ross and Basil Hood, nuisic
by Ivan Cai-yll and Lionel Monckton.
Lyrics. London, New York [etc.] Chai)p(^l)
& CO., ltd., 1007. 35 p. 8°.

© Chapped & CO., ltd., London; D:10.").53,
May 13, 1907; 2c. May 13, 1907. 16675

Girls (The) of New York. See Mad (The) de-
tective.

Girls of Pallas; a drama of school life in i'.
acts, by Miron Leffingwell. Chicago, 111., The
Cliicago manuscript co., 1914. 41 p. f°.
Mimeographed.

© Ic. Oct. 21, 1914; D: 38576; Alexander
Byers, Chicago. 16675 a

Girls (The) of 1776; a drama in 3 acts, for
female fliaructers only, by Dora Ad.ele Sluu'-
maker. Boston, W. H. Baker & co., lOO-l.
59, [2] p. 12°. [With music] (On cover:
Baker's ed. of phiys)

© Walter 11. Baker & co., Boston ; D : 7410,
Oct. 17, 1905; 2'-. Nov. 22, 190."). 16676

Girls (The) of the gay white way; comedy in 2,
acts, by A. Hoffman. 110 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Aug. 10, 1914; D: 37802; Aaron Hoff-
man, New York. 16676£>.

Girls (The) of the Liberty; or. Captain Angel,
book ancl lyrics by S. Deane, music by Theo.
Northrup. 48 p. 8°. Typewritten. [I>i-
l)retto only]

© Sydney Deane, New York; D:403l, Oct.
1, 1903 ; 2c. Sept. 22, 1903. 16677

818

10678

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

16695

Girls (The) of the Moulin Rouge; extravaganza
in 2 acts, by Willard Holcomb. 58 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Hurtig & Seamon, inc., New York ; D :
14886, Jan. 23, 1909 ; 2c. Feb. 20, 1909. 16678

Girls of the period. See Woman's rights.

Girl's (A) peril; play in 1 act, by D. J. West-
fall. 18 p. S°. Ms.

© Ic. Jan. 6, 1914 ; D : 35567 ; Berlin James
Westfall, Detroit. 16678a

Girl's (A) secret; a play in 3 acts, by Effie W.
Merriman. Chicago, The Dramatic publish-
ing company [1901] 29 p. 12°.

© Dramatic pub. co., Chicago ; D : 1082,
Nov. 11, 1901; 2c. Nov. 11, 1901. 16679

Girls will be girls; a musical farce in 3 acts,
by Robert Melville Baker and J. Hart. 108 p.
4°. Typewritten. [Libretto onlj^]

© Ic. Apr. 11, 1912 ; D : 29349 ; Joseph Hart,
New York. 16680

Girofle Girofla; a comic opera, music by [Alex-
andre] Charles Lecocq, duly purchased by,
and assigned to, J. Mortimer, in virtue of deed
of sale made in London, England. June 10th,
1874.

© James Mortimer, United States; 1874:
8538, June 25. 16681

See also Twin (The) sisters.

Girth (The); play in 3 acts, by E. M. L. Cook
and B. P. Smith. 50 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 27, 1910; D: 21430; Edith
Maida Lessing Cook and Betty Parker Smith,
United States. 16682

Gismonda, argument of; drama in 4 acts, by
Victorien Sardou, argument by E. Beall Ginty.
New York, P. RuUman.

© F. Rullman, New York ; 1896 : 8734, Feb.
6; 2c. Feb. 8. 16683

Git thar Eli; or, Bound to see the girls.

© Andrew J. Powers, Providence, R. I. ;
1886 : 16904, July 24. 16684

Gitanada (La); sainete llrico en 1 acto, dividido
en 4 cuadros, original de G. CorrochafiX) y
Ortega y R. Fernandez y Murrieta, mlisica de
los maestros Valverde y Foglietti. Madrid
[Sociedad de autores espafioles] 1914. 42 p.
12°. [Libretto only]

© Mar. 28, 1914; Ic. Mar. 30, 1914; D:
36559; Gregorlo Corrochano y Ortega, y Ri-
cardo Fernandez y INIurrieta, Madrid. 16684a

Gitaneria; boceto de sainete de costumbres
andaluzas en 1 acto y en prosa, de C. E. Gon-
zalvo. Madrid [Sociedad de autores espa-
fioles] 1909. 19 p. 12°.

© July 2, 1909 ; 2c. July 14, 1909 ; D : 16244 ;
Celestino E. Gonzalvo, Madrid. 16685

Gitanna; or. The Gy^jsy's revenge, a melo-
drama in 3 acts, by I. A. Jones. 52 p. obi.
8°. Typewritten.

© Ida Anne Jones, Detroit ; 1887 : 3972,
Feb. 18; 2c. Feb. 18. 16686

Gittin' 'sperience in a doctor's oflSLce; an Ethi-
opian farce in 1 act, by B. F. Eberhart.
Clyde, O., Ames publishing co.

© Ames pub. co., Clyde, O. ; 1896 : 70938,
Dec. 30 ; 2c. Jan. 8, 1897. 16687

Giuliano; schauspiel in 5 aufziigen, von H.
Pliimacher. Koln, Hans Pliiraacher, 1908. 141
p. 12°.

© res. under act of Mar. 3, 1905, by Hans
Pliimacher, Cologne, Germany ; res. no. 1897 ;
Ic. July 13, 1908. 16688

Giuseppina; a play in 1 act, by Thomas Little-
field Marble. Chicago and New York, The
Dramatic publishing company, 1909. 11 p.
12°. (On cover: Sergei's acting drama, no.
596)

© Nov. 12, 1909; 2c. Nov. 15, 1909; D:
17365 ; Dramatic pub. co., Chicago. 16688a

Give and take; a comedy in 3 acts, by F. de
Gresac and C. Thompson. New York, Alice
Kauser [1909] 81 p. 12°.

© Fred de GrSsac and Charlotte Thompson.
New York ; D : 14739, Jan. 4, 1909 ; 2c. Jan. 4,
1909. 16689

— by F. Mandel. [6], 126 p. 4°. Type-

written.

© Ic. Mar. 2, 1911 ; D : 23519 ; Frank Man-
del, New York. 16690

■ a hat duologue, by Frank Dumont. New

York, Chicago [etc.], M. Witmark & sons,
1904. 9 p. 12°. (On cover: The Witmark
stage publications)

© M. Witmark & sons, New York ; D : 6042,
Dec. 28, 1904 ; 2c. Dec. 27, 1904. 16691

Give head; a modern morality, by B. G. Vul-
liamy. 34 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Blanche G. Vulliamy, London ; D : 13997.
Oct. 6, 1908. [For copies reed, see D : 14408]

16692

Give heed; a modern morality in 2 acts, by
B. G. Vulliamy. 34 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Blanche G. Vulliamy, London ; D : 14408,
Nov. 30, 1908 ; 2c. Nov. 20, 1908. 16693

Same. [4], 43 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 23, 1910; D: 22127; Blanche
Georgiana Vulliamy, London. 16694

Give him a chance. See Our Hebrew partner.

Give it back; sketch for vaudeville, by Anne
France. 5 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 28, 1911; D: 24795; Eugenie
Allard, New York. 16695

819

16695

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

16714

Give me a chance; playlet in 1 act, by M.
Sch\Yartz. 12 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 22, 1914; D: 37920; Morris
Schwartz, New York. 16695a

Give me my share; drama in 1 act, by W. Mack.
16 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 19, 1915; D: 40701; Willard
Mack and Chas. Bachmann, New York.

16695b

Give the women a chance; suffragette mono-
logue, by Harry L. Newton. New York. Chi-
cago [etc.], M. Witmark & sons, 1914. 7 p.
12°.

© Sept. 1, 1914 ; 2c. Sept. 2, 1914 ; D : .38030 ;
M. Witmark & sons, New York. 16695c

Give thy love to thy Creator; by C. M. Egan.
© Catherine M. Egan, Peoria, 111.; D:
6529, Apr. 17, 1905. 16696

Give up your gods; a drama in 3 acts, of pagan
and Christian Russia, by A. D. Rees. Phila-
delphia, J. B. Lippincott CO., 1908. 119 p.
12°.

© Arthur Dougherty Rees, Philadelphia;
D : 14334, Nov. 21, 1908 ; 2c. Dec. 3, 1908.

16697

Give us this day; play in 1 act, by R. E. Rine-
hart. [1], 13, [1] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 13. 1913; D: 32298; Robert E.
Rinebart, Los Angeles. 16698

Giving a show; a burlesque in 2 acts, by J.
Flagg.

© Jared Flagg, New York ; 1888 : 9977, Apr.
5. 16699

Giving Madame X the axe; travesty in 1 act,
by G. H. Trader. 10 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 1, 1913; D : 33671 ; George H.
Trader, New York. 16700

Gjengangere. See Apparitions. — Son (The) of

Don Juan.
[Gkolpho] Tk6\4>o} (H); (Golfo); Spaixa eldvWlaKov,

els Trpd^ets Trevrs, [Trapa] XpriffTOV M. Xa tl vtovttj.

F^v Nea TopK-q, Ekooccs KevrpLKov Bi/SXtoircoXetoi;,

Xp-n<7Tov M. Xa'i'i^TovTT,, 1910. 79 p. 8°.

© Apr. 20, 1910; 2c. May 17, 1910; D:
21171; Christ M. Hayntutis, New York.

16701

Glace (La) brisee; scenario, de Marcel Delhery.
3 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 9, 1913 ; D : 33177 ; Gaumont co..
Flushing. N. Y. 16702

Glad (The) hand; a dramatic composition in 2
acts, by J. M. Weber and L. M. Fields.

© Joseph M. Weber and Louis M. Fields,
New York ; 1897 : 46263, Aug. 18. 16703

Glad (The) hand — Continued.

a musical comedy in 3 acts, by C. E. Blaney.

© Charles E. Blaney, New York; 1896:
55515, Oct. 6. 16704

Glad (The) surprise; by D. R. Richberg.

© Donald R. Richberg, Chicago; D: 15732,
Apr. 28, 1909. 16705

Gladiator (The); a tragedy in 5 acts, by A.
Saumet, with English and Italian words.
New York, Charles D. Koppel [1889] 56
p. 8°.

© C. D. Koppel, New York; 1889:31996.
Oct. 23 ; 2c. Nov. 5. 16706

See also Nero below zero.

Gladiators (The); musical comedy, by E. L.
Merritt. 56 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 25, 1914; D : 37281 ; Edward
Lawrence Merritt, Oakland, Cal. 16706a

Gladiator's last race; an equestrian dramatic
composition, by E. B. Crane.

© Edward B. Crane, California, Mo.; D:
7303, Sept. 15. 1905. 16707

Gladwin (The) collection; comedy in 3 acts, by
A. MacHugh. 83 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 15, 1911; D: 23363; Augustin
MacHugh, New York. 16708

now entitled, Oflacer 666, play in 3 acts, by

A. MacHugh, rewritten by W. Smith. 119 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 25, 1912; D: 31240; Augustin
MacHugh and Winchell Smith, New York.

16709

Gladys; a comedy drama in 4 acts, by H. T. Gib-
son.

© Hugh T. Gibson, New York ; 1885 : 79S7.
Apr. 4. 16710

a domestic drama in 4 acts, by W. Kep-

linger.

© V\'alter Keplinger, United States; 1883:
8309, Alay 7. 16711

^or, A London beauty, a comedy drama in

5 acts, bv Allen Horsford [pseud, of Mrs. L.
A. Friediieb] 137 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Adolph M. Friediieb, New York; 1S8G:
8378, Apr. 8; 2e. Apr. 24. 16713

or, A wife's trial, a drama, by E. S.

Blanchard.

© Edward S. Blanchard, Toledo, O. ; 1887 :
563, Jan. 8. 16713

— or. The bride of Woodwilde, in 5 acts, b.y
C. Gayler.

© Charles Gayler, Buffalo ; 1883 : 2405, Feb.
n 16714

820

16715

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

16736

Gladys Greye; a dramatization of Bertha M.
Clay's [Charlotte M. Braeme's] famous novel,
by Wra. and Josephine Giles. 43 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Richard Allen Chapman, Chicago ; D :
1593S, IMay 24, 1909; 2c. May 24, 1909. 16715

Gladys's sudden change; dramatic sketch in 1
act, by E. L. Schwalm. 7 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. July 26, 1912; D: 30354; Emma L.
Schwalm, Buffalo. 16716

Glaserne (Der) niagister; schauspiel in 4 aliten,
von Fried rich Adler. Stuttgart und Berlin,
J. G. Cotta'sche buchhandlung nachfolger,
1910. 148 p. 12°.

© Dec. 15, 1909; 2c. May 10, 1910; D:
21002; Felix Bloch erben, Berlin. 16717

Same.

© Feb. 23, 1910; 2c. May 23, 1910; D:
21117; Felix Bloch erben, Berlin. 16718

mit benutzung der grundidee More-

to's, von Friedrich Adler. 135 p. 4°. Ms.

© Ic. Sept. 30, 1909 ; D : 169G9 ; Felix Bloch
erben, Berlin. 16719

Glamour (The) of love; opera in 3 acts, by H.
C. Hopkins. 39 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Li-
bretto only]

© Ic. Oct. 31, 1913 ; D : 34905 ; Henry Clay-
ton Hopkins, Baltimore. 16720

Glance (A) ahead; comedy in 1 act, by W. Bow-
man. 21 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 27. 1915; D: 40896; Bertha
Creighton and Willard Bowman, New York.

16720a

Glanzpartien; lebensbild in 5 akten, mit einem
beispiel, von A. Hepner.

© Adolph Hepner, St. Louis; 1893:40.575,
Sept. 7. 16721

— —lebensbild in 6 aufziigen, von A. Hepner.

Proof.

© Adolf Hepner, St. Louis ; D : 121, Jan. 16,
1901 : 2c. Jan. 17, 1901. 16722

Glare (The) of Gotham; a local melodrama, in
5 acts, by W. A. Brady.

© Wm. A. Brady, Now York, 1895:62636,
Dec. 10. 16723

Glass (The) house; bv R. H. 'J'ruax. Clinton,
N. Y., G. W. Browning, 1907. 23 p. 8°.

© Ravaud Hawley Truax, Clinton, N. Y. ;
D: 11897, Dec. 9, 1907; 2c. Oct. 28. 1907.

16724

a comedy drama in 3 acts, by Edgar Allan

Woolf and I. von Trautman. 106 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ida von Trautman, New York : D : 8063,
Feb. 17, 1906; 2c. Feb. 17, 1906. 16725

Glass (The) house — Continued.

a modern play in 4 acts, by L. K. Anspacher,

99 p. 4°. Tyi)ewritten.

© Louis Kaufman Anspacher, New York ;
D : 16197, June 30, 1909 ; 2c. June 30, 1909.

16726

Glass houses; play in 1 act, by E. W. Fifield.
[2], 14 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 9, 1912 ; D : 30771 ; Effie Wood-
ward Fifield, Minneapolis. 16727

a play of to-day in 4 acts, by W. S. Craven.

© Walter Stokes Craven, New York ; 1894 :
20962, Apr. 24. 16728

Glass (The) of fashion; a comedy, adapted and
arr. by F. P. Clark and Charles M. Clay
[pseud, of Charlotte M. Clark] 134 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Frank Pinckney Clark, Newark, N. J. ;
1883 : 9460, May 22 ; 2c. Dec. 20. 16729

— a drama in 4 acts, by George R. Sims and
Sydney Grundy, readapted by J. Stetson.

© John Stetson, Boston ; 1883 : 20415, Nov.
5. 16730

an original comedy in 4 acts, by Sidney

Grundy. New York, S. French ; London, S.
French, ltd., 1898. 60 p. 12°. ( [French's in-
ternational copyrighted ed. of the works of
the best authors, no. 3] )

© Samuel French, New York ; 1898 : 63010,
Oct. 27; 2c. Jan. 2, 1S99. 16731

Glass (The) of tmth. See Scarecrow (The)

Glass (A) of wine; an emotional temperance
drama in 5 acts, by C. P. Brown ;ind G.
Tompkins.

© Charles P. Brown and Abraham G. Tomp-
kins. Brooklyn; 1877:2585, Mar. 1. 16732

Glass put in. New York, 1884.' [Song]

© ,Tohn F. Kellers, Brooklyn; 1884:21443,
Oct. 27; 2c. Dec. 26. 16733

a drama in 5 acts, by J. S. Norton.

© .Tohn S. Norton, New York; 1872:6686,
June 22. 16734

a farce-comedy in 3 acts, by L. Myer.

© Louis Mver, San Francisco ; 1885 : 27731,
I^ec. 28. 16735

Glastonbury; an hi-storical drama in 4 acts, by
W. T. Saward. London, The Kingsgate press,
1911. 78 p. 8°.

© June 5, 1912 ; Ic. I\Tar. 22. 1912 ; Ic. June
.5. 1912; P;29SS7; William T. Saward, Lon-
don. 16736

821

16737

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

16759

Glatigny; drame funambulesque en vers, m61t'
de chansons et de danses [en 5 actes et 6
tableaux] par Catulle Mendes. Paris, EugSne
Fasquelle, 1906. 4 p. 1., 118 p. 12°. [Libretto
only]

© Eugene Fasquelle, Paris ; D : 8126, Mar.
8, 1906; 2c. Mar. 8, 1906 (proof) ; 2c. Apr. 4,
1906. 16737

Same. [Paris, Impr. de I'lllustration]

1906. 2 p. 1., 118 p. 12'

© Catulle Mendes, Paris ; D : 8163, Mar. 15,
1906; 2c. Mar. 15, 1906. 16738

Glatteis; schauspiel in 3 akten, von Filibert
Embach. 80 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© William B. Brown, New York; D:
12636, Mar. 28, 1908; 2c. Mar. 28, 1908.

16739

Glaube und. heimat; die tragodie eines volkes,
von Karl Schonherr. Leipzig, L. Staackmann,
1910. 115 p. 12°.

© Sept. 14, 1910 ; 2c. Oct. 7, 1910 ; D : 22240 ;
L. Staackmann, Leipzig. 16740

Glaucus, the Athenian; a romantic drama in 5
acts, founded on Sir E. Bulwer Lytton's cele-
brated novel, The last days of Pompeii, by
H. Knight.

© Harry Knight, United States; 1886:
6182, Mar. 17. 16741

Gleichheit; politisches schauspiel in 4 aufzugen,
von K. Bottcher. Berlin, Vertriebsstelle des
Verbandes deutscher biihnenschriftsteller, g.
m. b. h., 1909. 108 p. 12°.

© Karl Bottcher, Schlachtensee, Germany ;
D: 15799, May 7, 1909; 2c. May 7, 1909.

16742

Glen Moor Gulch; by G. E. Stevens. Ms.

© George E. Stevens, Rochester, N. Y. ;
1882 : 8018, May 17 ; Ic. May 17. 16743

Glendale; a play in 5 acts, by J. S. Norton.
© John S. Norton, New York; 1873:6807,
June 17. 16744

Glendaloug'h; a domestic drama in 5 acts, by
T. S. Henderson.

© Thomas S. Henderson, Brooklyn; 1876:
4232, Apr. 8. 16745

a drama in 4 acts, founded upon (Jerald

Griflin's celebrated tale of The rivals, arr.
and adapted for the stage by the author, De
Mar (D. M. Reynolds)

© D. M. Reynolds, Davenport, la.; 1880:
6439, Apr. 26. 16746

• a romantic Irish drama in 4 acts, by Ed-
mund S. Gurney.

© Wm. H. Power, United States; 1892:
32458, Aug. 6. 16747

Glendowar; or, A wild Irish girl, a sensa-
tional comedy drama in 4 acts, by J. Bur-
leigh.

© Jennie Burleigh, Akron, O. ; 1896 : 4.5033,
Aug. 10. 16748

G-lenflesh; by L. C. Fletcher.

© Lydia Coyne Fletcher, Washington;
1882:9202, June 3. 16749

CrlGnniore Crawfield; by J. A. Meyer, drama-
tized by Adolphus Beattie. 92 p. 4°. Ms.

© Ic. Nov. 2, 1909 ; D : 17261 ; Jean Adolphe
Meyer, New York. 16750

Glenn's wife. See Woman (A) with a history.

Glenora; an Irish drama in 4 acts, by R. Quinn.

© Richard Quinn, Chicago; 1889:32022,
Oct. 28. 16751

Glenshe; Irish melodrama in 4 acts, by T. F.
Glancy and J. A. McCarthy. Typewritten.

© Thos. F. Glancy and .John A. McCarthy,
Manchester, N. H. ; 1894:26541, May 26; 2c.
Sept. 2, 1899. 16752

Glent, Jr. and Grill, Sr.; by J. Hartmann. Ms.

© J. Hartmann, New York; 1881:7410,
]\Iay 11 ; Ic. May 11. 16753

Glenwood; or, Avenged, a drama in 3 acts, by
J. Uhler.

© Jennie Uhler, Lebanon, Pa. ; 1872 : 12407,
Nov. 25. 16754

Gli asparagi. See Bunch (A) of asparagus.

Glickman, the glazier; a vaudeville sketch, by
Harry L. Newton and A. S. Hoffman. Chi-
cago, T. S. Denison [1904] 13 p. 12°.
([Denison's vaudeville sketches])

© T. S. Denison, Chicago ; D : 5154, June
10, 1904; 2c. July 30, 1904. 16755

Gliederpuppe (Die) See Rettungen.

Glimpse (A) into the future; comedy in 4 acts,

by R. E. Dunbar. 86 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 8, 1912 ; D : 28610 ; Robin Ernest

Dunbar, South Bend, Ind. 16756

Glimpse (A) of Bohemia; a sketch, by Z. Wil-
liams.

© Zenaide Williams, New York; 1897:
13159, Feb. 22. 16757

Glimpse (A) of Elysium; in 2 phases, by G.
Stewart.

© Grant Stewart, New York ; 1898 : 24274.

Apr. 18. 16758

Glimpse (A) of grammar land; dramatization,
by M. F. Brown. Typewritten.

© Minnie Frances Brown, Kalamazoo,
Mich.; 1894:39044, Aug. 24; Ic. Aug. 24.

J6759

822

16760

COPYRIGHTED IN THE TTlSriTED STATES

16775

Glimpse (A) of graminar land — Continued.

a farce, by M. Frances Brown. Syracuse,

N. Y., C. W. Bardeen, 1894. 16 p. 12°. [With
music]

© C. W. Bardeen, Syracuse, N. Y. ; 1894:
.'17544, Dee. 8; 2c. Doc. 21. 16760

Glimpse (A) of Paradise; a play in 1 act, by
F. S. Pixley. Typewritten.

© Frank S. Pixley, Akron, O. ; 1892 : 38070.
Sept. 19 ; 2c. Dec. 9. 16761

Glimpse (A) of the brownies. See Odd operas
for eventide.

Glimpse (A) of tlie gutter. Sec Binxy's ro-
mance.

Glimpse (A) of the twentieth century; or.
Bachelor life in New York in the year 1999,
a farce in 1 act, by M. .J. Sulli^'an. 25 p. f°.
Typev,Titten.

© M. J. Snllivna, New York; 1890:14580.
May 2; 2c. May 2. 16762

Glitter and guilt; a drama in 5 acts.

© H. Edwin Tremain, New Y'ork ; 1874:
2392, Feb. 27. 16763

Glitter Gulch; a drama in 3 acts and 16 scenes,
by J. J. Enriglit.

© .Tolm J. Enright, Detroit; 1884:14159,
.July 12. 16764

Glitter (The) of gold. Sec Bight (The) bower.

Glittering brass; play in 4 acts, by A. H.
Fromenson. 119 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 9, 1913 ; D : 344.58 ; Abraham H.
Fromenson, Nev/ York. 16765

Glittering gate,
sany.

See rive plays; by Lord Dun-

Globe (The) trotter; American comedy in 3
acts, by L. De Lange.

© Louis De Lange, Philadelphia ; 1894 :
22862, May 5. 16766

Globe (The) trotters; burlesque in 1 act, by
James E. Cooper. 5 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 18, 1914; D : 36073 ; Isaac E.
Cooper, New York. 16766a

Glockenspiel (Carillon); koraisclie oper in 1
alvt, von Bruno Warden \\n(\ .1. M. Wellemin-
sky, musik von Jan Brandts-Buys. Leipzig,
Josef W^einberger, 1913. 24 p. 12°. [Li-
bretto only]

© Sept. 25. 1913; 2c. Mar. 4, 1914; D:
36232 ; .Josef Weinberger, Leipzig. 16766b

Gloire (La) ambulanciere; comedie en 1 acte,
par [Paul, dit] T. Bernard. {In Petite illus-
tration no. 15, 7 juin 1913, s^rie-theatre, no. 10)

© .Tune 7, 1913; 2c. .July 18, 1913: D:
33829; Tristan Bernard, Paris, 16767

Gloomy Fanny; comedy in 4 acts, by A. Davis.
154 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 17, 1913 ; D : 33816 ; Allan Davis,
Pittsburgh. 16768

Gloomy Gus; or, Happy Hooligan's brother, a
musical farce comedy, by Rudolph Block. 3
p. 4°. Typewritten. [W^ords only]

© William Randolph Hearst, New York;
D : 1633. Mar. 31, 1902 ; 2c. Mar. 21, 1902.

16769

Gloria; a comedy in 1 act, by Alf. Hampton. 11
p. f°. Typewritten.

© Mary Patrice Whitlock, New York; D:
8157, Feb. 17, 1906 ; 2c. Feb. 17, 1906. 16770

dramma lirico in 3 atti, di Arturo Colautti,

musica di Francesco Cilea. Libretto. Milano,
E. Sonzogno, 1907. 64 p. 8°.

© Edoardo Sonzogno, Milan ; D : 10250,
Apr. 1, 1907 ; 2c. Apr. 1, 1907. 16771

Gloria (La) del barrio; sainete lirico de cos-
tumbres madrilenas en 1 acto, dividido en 3
cuadros, en prosa y verso, original de J. Al-
varez Diaz y L. Martel, musica de los maes-
tros G. de Aquino y M. Rebollo, Madrid [So-
ciedad de autores espafioles] 1915. 41 p. 12°.
[Libretto only]

© June 24, 1915; Ic. June 25, 1915; D:
41093 ; Jestis Alvarez Diaz y Luis Martel,
Madrid. 16771a

Gloria (La) del inventor; zarzuela en 1 acto,
dividido en 4 cuadros, letra de Enrique G.
Sarasate y Enrique Jardiel, mtisica del maes-
tro Julio Gomez. Madrid [Sociedad de
autores espauoles] 1909. 39 p. 12°. [Li-
bretto only]

© Sept. 23, 1909; 2c. Sept. 24, 1909; D:
1G885; Enrique G. Sarasate y Enrique Jar-
diel, Madrid. 16772

Gloria victis; [drama, by M. M. Norton]
[Warner, N. H., E. C. Cole, 1900] 50 p., 3 1.
nar. 8°.

© Morilla M. Norton, Warner, N. H. ; 1900
A : 8995, Apr. 7 ; Ic. June 12 ; Ic. June 22.

16773

drame lyrique en 4 actes et en prose

rvthmee, par P. Thys. [Paris, Alcan-L^vy,
[1907] 40 p. 8°.

© Pauline Thys, Paris ; D : 11979, Dec. 9,
1907 ; 2c. Dec. 9, 1907. 16774

Gloria's gamble; comedy sketch, by L. Buchan-
an [pseud, of Lorraine Hall-Russell] 19 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 16, 1915; D: 42016; Lorraine
Buchanan, Chicago. 16774a

Glorie Aston, the female poisoner; by F.
Dawson. Typewritten.

© Forbes Dawson, London; 1898:14433,
Feb. 28 ; 2c. Feb. 28, 16775

823

16776

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

16792

Glorieux (Le); a drama in 5 acts, by C. Stow.
16 p. f °. Printed.

© Charles Stow, Girard, I'a. ; 1886 : 14103,
June 19 ; 2c. July 1. 16776

Glorification (The) of Columbus; a drama in
6 acts, by the Sisters of St. Joseph. 16 p.
12°. Printed.

© Sisters of St. Joseph, St. Augustine, Fla. ;
1892 : 36774, Sept. 8 ; 2c. Sept. 8. 16777

Glorification (The) of Pinkie Hugge; a farce
in 4 acts, by E. U. Valentine and Herbert
Dansey.

© Edward Uffington Valentine, Brooklyn ;
D : 12963, May 13, 1908. 16778

Glorious Anna; comedy in 3 acts, adapted from
the French of Chivot and Duru, by M. L.
Vieira.

© Martha Lafitte Vieira, Philadelphia;

1892 • 22022. May 25. 16779

Glorious Betsy; play in 4 acts, by Rida John-
son Young. 108 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 24, 1913; D: 35434; American
play CO., New York. 16780

Glorious (A) Fourth; a comedy drama in 4
acts, by A. Westfall. Typewritten.

© Anson Hewett Westfall, New York State ;

1893 : 12175, JNIar. 9 ; 2c. Apr. 17. 16781

Glorious (The) gossip; play in 3 acts, by J. F.
Babb. 30 p. 8°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 4, 1915; D: 39282; J. Franklin
Babb, Haverhill, Mass. 16781a

Glorious time; or, Night at the carnival, com-
edy in 1 act, by W. J. Echols. 15 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 21, 1910 ; D : 20249 ; William Jar-
rell Echols, Chicago. 16782

Glory; a 4 act military drama, by E. E. Kidder.

© Edward E. Kidder, New York; 1885:

8269, Apr. 8. 16783

Glory (The) of Clementina; play in 3 acts,
founded upon the famous novel of the same
name by William J. Locke, by George C.
Hazelton. 135 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 13, 1915; D: 422.53; George C.
Hazelton, jr.. New York. 16783a

Glory of 1876. See Independence.

Glory of Ireland; musical comedy drama in 3
scenes, written and composed by H. Coleman.
24 p. 4". Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Sept. 26. 1914; D: 38336; Hamilton
CSoIeman Chicago. 16783b

Glory of the morning; a play in 1 act, by W. E.
Leonard. Madison, Wisconsin dramatic so-
ciety, 1912. 54 p. 16°.

© Mar. 3, 1912; 2c. Mar. 11, 1912; D:
28992 ; William Ellery Leonard, MadisoD, Wis.

16784

See also Wisconsin plays.

Glory (The) of understanding; play in 4 acts,
.by W. O. Raue. ISO p. 4°. Typewritten.

© le. Feb. 25, 1913; D: 32423; W. Carl
Raue, Philadelphia. 16785

Glove (The); by AV. r.esjint and W. H. Pollocl<.
© AValter Besant iind Walter Herries Pol-
lock, England; 1896:32231, May 28. 16786

— ~a prose play in 3 nets, by Bjornstjerne
Bjornson, tr. fnmi the Danish-Norwegian by
Thyge Sogard.

© Poet lore co., Philadelphia, 1892:634,
Jan. 4. [Also in Poet lore, v. 4, no. 1, Jan.
1892 ; periodical © Poet lore co., Philadelphia ;
1892 : 2487, Jan. 14 ; 2c. Jan. 16. And in v. 4,
nos. 6 and 7, June-July, 1892; periodical ©
Poet lore co.. Boston, 1892 : 28487, Jnlv 7 ;
2c. June 23] 16787

Gloves (The); a comedy drama in 3 acts, by
N. A. Tefft. Bangor, Me., Bangor commercial
print, 1895. 2 p. 1., 42 p. 8°.

© Nate A. Tefft, Brewer, Me. ; 1895 : 46179.
Sept. 10; 2c. Sept. 21, 1S96. 16788

Gloves and a wonip.n; a comedy in 1 act, by G.
Middleton.

© George Middleton, New York; D : 1220,
Dec. 28, 1901. 16789

Glu (La); drame :nusical populaire en 4 actes
et 5 tableaux [de] Jean Richepin & Henri
Cain, musiqne de Gabriel Dupont. Paris,
Heugel & cie., 1910. 87 p. 16°. [Libretto
only]

© Jan. 29, 1910; 2c. Feb. 1, 1910; D: 20076;
Heugel & cie., Paris. 16790

Glueck auf. See Against odds.

Gliick bei frauen; schwank in 3 akten, von
Alexander Eugel und Julius Horst. 182 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Henry W. Savage, New York ; D : 14878,
.Ian. 23, 1909; 2c. .Tan. 23, 1909. 16791

-See also Florist's (The) shop.

Gliick (Das) im winkel; schauspiel in 3 akten,

von II. Suderniann. Nov.- York [L. Goldmann]
1896. 1 p. 1., 91 p. 12°.

© Hermann Sudermann, Berlin ; 1896 : 3321,
Jan. 9; 2c. Jan. 23. 16792

See also Vale (The) of content.

Gliicklich werden kinder. Sec Du sollst vater
und mutter ehren.

824

16793

COPYEIGHTED IN" THE UNITED STATES

16810

Gllickliche (Das) gesicht; schwank in 3 akten,
von Ernst Gettke. Berlin, Felix Bloch erben,
1909. 100 p. 12°.

© 1(\ Nov. 17, 1909; D : 17421; Felix Bloch
erben, Berlin. 16793

Gllickliche (Die) hand; histspiel in 3 aufzugen
von Hugo Lubliner. Berlin, F. Bloch erben.
1911. 98 p. 8°.

© Ic. Nov. 29, 1911 ; D : 2.5901 : Felix Bloch
erben, Berlin. • 16794

Glueckliche (Der) Kcenig Kroisos. Srr Diony-
sische tragoedien.

Giiickliche (Die) wahl; komodie in 5 akten, von
Nils KjjTer, iibersetzt iind fiir die deutsche
biiline bearbeitet von Carl Morburger. Ber-
lin, Vertriebsstelle de.s Verbandes deutscher
biihnenscliriftsteller, g. ni. b. h. 149 p. 8°.

© Ic. June 17, 1914; D: 38013; Vertriebs-
stelle d. Verbandes deutscher biilinenschrift-
steller, g. m. b. h., Berlin. 16794a

Gliicklichen (Die); ein lustig mt\rchenspiel in 3
akten, von I. C. Poritzky. Berlin, H. Schild-
berger, 1908. 159 p. 12°.

© p:u)anuel Lederer, New York ; D : 13497,
Aug. 4, 1908 ; 2c. Aug. 11, 1908. 16795

Gliicklichste (Die) zeit; lustspiel in 3 akten, von
Kuoul Auernheimer. Berlin. Vita, deutsches
verlagshaus [1909] 3 p. 1., [5]-122 p. 12°.
(Bibliothek moderner dramen, bd. nr. 31)

© Vita, deutsches verlagshaus, Berlin : D :
15155, Feb. 23, 1909; 2c. Feb. 24, 1909. 16796

Gluecks jaeger (Der); lustspiel in 4 akten, von
H. Mayer. [2], 137 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 27, 1910 ; D : 22395 ; Henry Mayer,
New York. 16797

Gliicksmadel (Das); operette in 3 akten, von
Robert Bodanzky und F. Thelen, musik von
Robert Stolz. Text der gesange. Leipzig,
Wien, W. Karczag & K. Wallner, 1910. 43 p.
12°.

© Nov. 7, 1910 ; 2c. Nov. 29, 1910 ; D : 22678 ;
W. Karczag & K. Wallner, Vienna. 16798

Gliicksschweinchen (Das); operette in 4 bil-
il')rn, nacli einor idee des D. .Tourda, von Leo
Rtoin [pseud, von Leo Rosenstein] und Carl
Lindau, musik von Ednnnid Evsler. T<eipzis,
Wien, Josef Weinberger, 1908. 35 p. 12°.
[Libretto only]

© Joseph Weinberger, Leipzig; D: 13321,
July 10, 1908; 2c. July 10, 1908. 16799

Glug (The) family; a dialog, by W. E. Watt.
Chicago, The School weekly, 1903. 32, [2] p.
front, (port.) 12°.

© AVilliam E. Watt, Chicago ; D : 4157, Oct.
29, 1903; 2c. Oct. 29, 1903. 16800

Glugrubia, the witch; fairy play in 4 acts, by
M. Dadmun. [1], 7 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 3, 1913; D: 32834; Margaret
Dadmun, Vanderwerken, Va. 16801

Glycerine oil; an Ethiopian sketch, by John
Arnold, arr. by Charles White. New York,
R. M. De Witt, 1874. 5 p. 12°. ( [De Witt's
Ethiopian and comic drama, no. 31] )

© Robert M. De Witt, New York; 1874:
15829, Dec. 31; 2c. Feb. 19, 1875. 16803

Gnadenbild (Das); komodie in 4 aufzugen, von
Rudolf Brix. Vollsttindiges regiebuch. Wien,
W. Karczag, 1911. 60 p. 4°.

© Ic. Mar. 6, 1912; D: 28957; VV. Karcza?;,
Vienna. 16803

Gnome (The) of Ouray; a musical farce, by
H. A. D'Arcy.

© Hugh Antoine D'Arcy, New York ; D :
1770, Apr. 23, 1902. 16804

Gnomen (The) See Lucy.

Go; [by] Robert C. V. Meyers.

© P. Garrett & co., Philadelphia; 1894:
19828, Apr. 17. 16805

Go and come. See Pig brother play-book.

Go home; comedy in 3 acts, by B. M. Connor.
[2], 77 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 3, 1914 ; D : 37460 ; Brevard Mays
Connor. Dallas. 16805a

Go see Robert Hall; tragic-comedy in 1 act and
2 scenes, by D. G. King. 16 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. June 23, 1913; D: 33575; Donald
Grooms King, Chicago. 16806

Go slow; skit in 1 act, by Max Temple [pseud,
of M. IM. and M. W. Skinner] 4 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Jan. 16, 1912; D: 28321; M. M. and
M. W. Skinner, Strassburg, Germany. 16807

Go West; a drama in 3 acts, by G. W. Hooper.

© George W. Hooper, United States ; 1875 :
6816, July 1. 16808

or, The Emigrant palace car, an original

dramatic composition, by William Carleton.
30 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Tony Pastor, New York ; 1880 : 2183, Fol).
7 ; 2c. Feb. 7. 16809

■ See also Emigrant (The) train.

Goal (The); by Henry Arthur Jones. 11 p.

illus. 8°.

© Henry Arthur Jones, London ; D : 9846,
Jan. IS, 1907; 2c. Jan. 18, 1907; 2c. Feb. 23,
1907. (In American magazine, Mar., 1907)

16810

825

16811

DRAMATIC COMPOSITION'S

16827

Goal (The) — Continued.

-drama in 4 acts, by S. G. Eghian. 155 p.

f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 17, 1913; D: 33811; Setrak G.

Eghian, Cliicago. 16811

drama in 3 acts, by E. H. Smith and G. S.

Macdonald. 62 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 10, 1912; D: 30503; Earle H.
Smith and George S. Jlacdonald, Los Angeles.

16812

play in 4 acts, by H. ,T. Morgan. 68 p. f°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. June 26, 1913 ; D : 33616 ; Harriet J.
Morgan, Oakland, Cal. 16813

See also Theatre of ideas.

Goal (The) of intemperance. See Bottled up.

Goat (The); comedy drama in 1 act, by G.
Carpenter. [1], 18 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 14, 1914 ; D : 36710 ; Grant Car-
penter, San Francisco. 16813a

comedy in 3 acts, by E. Hanford. 90 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 14, 1911 ; D : 24934 ; Edwin Han-
ford, New York. 16814

drama in 3 acts, by R. Danenbaum. 105 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 13, 1915 ; D : 40714 ; Roby Danen-
baum, New York. 16814a

dramatic playlet in 1 scene, by W. Mon-
tague. 9 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 9, 1911 ; D : 25440 ; Walter INIon-
tague, San Francisco. 16815

— 1 act comedy, by R. C. Mitchell [i. e., R. C.
M. Young] [2], 22 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 3, 1913; D: 33247; Ruth Com-
fort Mitchell, Los Angeles. 16816

■1 act farce, by T. P. Murphy. 11 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 22, 1911 ; D : 25832 ; Thomas P.
Murphy, Chicago. 16817

play in 3 acts, by H. Van Valkenburgh and

R. W. Schoyer. [2], 56 p. 4. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Mar. 23, 1911 ; D : 23732 ; Helen Van
Valkenburgh and Robert Waldo Schoyer, Mil-
waukee. 16818

Goat (The) let loose; or, Rebekah Lodge
secrets exposed, a farce, by A. S. Wayland.
Washington, Kan., W. H. Besack, 1891. 15 p.
8°.

© Adelaide Schmidt Wayland, Washington,
Kan. ; 1891 : 39505, Nov, 3 ; 2c. Dec 12. 16819

Goat (The) skin hand; a drama of early Cali-
fornia taken from life, by G. B. Cooke. 60 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© George B. Cooke, Monrovia, Cal. ; D :
15840, May 13, 1909 ; 2c. May 13, 1909. 16820

Goblin g-uests; playlet in 1 act, by G. Richard-
son. 17 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 13, 1915; D : 41727 ; Grace
■ Richardson, New York. 16820a

Goblins (The); or, Ruebezahl (Rootcount) and
how he g'ot his name, spectacular play in 4
acts, by D. H. Rosenstein.

© David H. Rosenstein, St. Louis ; 1871 :
8.356, Sept. 7. 16821

Goblins (The) and the ghostly glide; Ijy Eliza-
beth F. Guptill. Franklin, O., Eldridge en-
tertainment house, 1914. 8 p. 12°.

© Nov. 1, 1914 ; 2c. Dec. 19, 1914 ; D : 39295 ;
Eldridge entertainment house, Franklin, O.

16821a

Goblinski, hypnotist; a play in 1 act, by Mont-
gomery B. Pickett.

© Edward C. Waller, Chicago ; 1896 : 60760,
Nov. 5. 16822

God and the man; or. Love's victory, a new

sensation drama in 4 acts, adapted from

Buchanan's well known novel, by T. H. Glen-

ney. 57 p. 8°. Ms.

© T. H. Glenney, United States ; 1883 : 4313,

Mar. 8; 2c. Mar. 9.
— See also Storm beaten. -

16823
-Storm beaten in

the polar seas.

God bless Victoria.

© Robert Cocks & co., London ; 1897 : 19717,

Mar. 26 (?).

16824

God for the right. Typewritten.

© James B. Fagan, London ; 1899 : 55816,
Aug. 31 ; 2c. Sept. 1. 16825

God is love; or, A bride adorned for her hus-
band, [by F. L. Albertson]

© Florence Lovina Albertson, Chicago;
1899 : 78732, Dec. 4. 16826

God is one; historical pageant of Israel's loy-
alty, by Milton Marks, Henry Hart and Martin
A. Meyer. New York, Bloch publishing com-
pany, 1914. 30 p. 12°.

© Dec. 14, 1914; 2c. Nov. 19, 1915; D:
42292; Bloch pub. co.. New York. 16826a

God, man and devil; drama, by Jacob Gordin.
[Yiddish] New York, The International
library pub. co. [1910] 1 p. 1., 5-102, 4 p.
12°.

© Mar. 31, 1910; 2c. Apr. 2, 1910; D:
20672; Internatl, library pub. co„ New York.

16827

826

16828

COPYRIGHTED IN" THE TJliriTED STATES

16843

God, man and devil — ^Gontinued.

■ drama in 4 acts with a prolog, tr. from the

Russian,

.1913 ,s?:Np ::^'£-bDii:-z prnL-x-^'prD -jba:

102 p., 1 1., front, port. 16°.

© Jacob Gordiu, Brooklyn ; D : 3474, Mav 22,
1903; 2c. May 22, 1903. 16828

God (The) of his fathers; dramatization in 1
act of Jack London's story of the same name,
by D. Kimball. [2], 28 p. 4°. Typewritten.
© Ic. Nov. 2, 1910 ; D : 22468 ; David Kim-
ball, Berck, France. 16829

Goddard Earl; a tragedy in 5 acts, by G. Ilear-
ilen.

© Godfrey Rearden, Chicago ; 1899 : 56128,
Sept. 1; 2c. Sept. 1. 16830

Goddess (The); play in 2 acts, by Charles God-
dard. 13 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 13, 1915; D: 39987; Star co..
New York. 16830a

Goddess (The) dancer; play in 3 acts, by F. G.
Williams. 53 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 1, 1915; D: 39830; Florence
Goodhue Williams, Los Angeles. 16830b

Goddess (The) of chance; a play in 5 acts, by
J. A. King and G. E. Hall. Typewritten.

© .John A. King and George E. Hall, Brook-
lyn ; U : 1230, Dec. 31, 1901 ; 2c. Jan. 8, 1902.

16831

Goddess of Liberty; musical comedy in 3 acts,
by F. K. Adams and W. M. Hough. 86 p.
4°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Sept. 18, 1909 ; D : 16819 ; Frank R.
Adams and Will M. Hough, Chicago. 16832

Goddess of love; a vaudeville sketch, by Harry

L. Newton. Chicago, T. S. Denison [1904]

12 p. 12°. ( [Denison's vaudeville sketches] )

© T. S. Denison, Chicago; D : 5159, June

10, 1904; 2c. July 30, 1904. 16833

Goddess (Tiae) of nicotine; play in 1 act, by
[Junie] McCree and [Edward] Clark. [1],
11 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 5, 1913; D: 33143; McCree and
Clark, New York. 16834

Goddess (The) of radium; a 1 act plavette in
2 scenes, by W. F. Callicatt, jr. 3 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© William Floyd Callicatt, .ir-, Chicago ; D :
8761, June 29, 1906; Ic. June 29, 1906; Ic.
July 21, 1906. 16835

Goddess (The) of sunshine; comedy sketch.
4 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Wanita Mundoza, Chicago ; D : 4076, Oct.
10, 1903; 2c. May 4, 1903. 16836

Goddess to the dying; 1 act war tragedy, by
F. I^aines-Reed. 19 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 19, 1915; D: 41253; Florence
Haines-Reed, Los Angeles. 16836a

Godefroi and Yolande; a mediaeval play in 1
act, by L. Irving. New York [The De Vinne
press] 1894. 45 p. 12°.

© Laurence Irving, London ; 1894 : 53604,
Nov. 17; 2c. Dec. 13. 16837

Godfather (The) See Seraphine.

Godfrida; a play, by J. Davidson.

© John Davidson, London ; 1898 : 38968,
June 27. 16838

Godiva; ein drama, von Victor Hardung. Zii-
rich, H. Bachmann-Gruner [1911] 96 p. 12°.
© June 20, 1911; 2c. Sept. 12, 1911; D:
25196; H. Bachmann-Gruner. Zurich, Swit-
zerland. 16839

Godo and Bobo; a dramatic composition in 3
acts, by A. R. Cazauran.

© A. R. Cazauran, Chicago ; 1881 : 14374,
Sept. 20. 16840

Godcleva; dramatic composition, by Hilda Ram.

© Breitkopf & Hartel, Leipzig ; 1897 : 9079,

Feb. 3; 2c. Feb. 3; 2c. Mar. 2. 16841

Godpapa. See Ihr pathe.

Godred, king; romantic piay in 3 acts, by Jean
and L. D. Macpherson. 69 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Apr. 20, 1915 ; D : 40410 ; La Margaret
Du Rocher Macpherson, New York. 16841a

Gods and men; or, From Mount Olympus to
Washington, a political musical farce comedy,
in 2 acts, with prologue and epilogue, by J.
T. Pratt.

© .John T. Pratt, New York; 1891:6059.
Feb. 13. 16842

Gods (The) are good; play in 3 acts and an
epilogue, by C. I. Wheat. [Pomona, Cal.,
King printing co., 1915] 68 p. inch front, plan,
plates. 12°.

© June 10, 1915; 2c. June 14, 1915; D:
40931 ; Carl Irving Wheat, Claremont, Cal.

16842a

God's heroes; a drama in 5 acts, by Laura Clif-
ford Barney. 79 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© L. A. Clifford Barney, Washington; D:
15775, May 4, 1909 ; 2c. May 4, 1909. 16843

827

16844

DEAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

16861

God's heroes — Continued.

Same. London, Kegan Paul, Trench, Triib-

ner & co., ltd.; Philadelphia, J. B. Lippin-
cott company [1910] xii, 106 p. 8°.

© Oct. 10, 1910 ; 2c. Oct. 18, 1910 ; D : 22337 ;
Laura Cliflford Barney, Washington. 16844

God's kiss; drama in 1 act, by G. E. Crater, jr.
23 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 26, 1915; D: 42090; George E.
Crater, jr., Brooklyn. 16844a

God's liegeman; play of Canadian life today, by
I>ancelot Lovelace. [5], 49 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Kov. 23, 1911 ; D : 28197 ; John Rich-
ard Barker, Winnipeg, Canada. 16845

Gods (The) of the mountain. See Five plays;
by Lord Dunsany.

Gods (The) to the rescue; a 1 act dramatic
composition, by F. J. Beaman. 12 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Fred J. Beaman, .Jackson, Mich. ; D :
3495, May 18, 1903 ; 2c. May 18, 1903. 16846

God's will; play in 1 act, by R. Baldwin. 10 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 16, 1915; D: 42006; Runyon
Baldwin, New York. 16846a

Gottin (Die) der vemunft; von A. M. Willner
and Bernhard Buchbinder. Leipzig, Emil
Berte & co.

© Emil Berte & cie., Leipzig ; 1897 : 38381,
June 30 ; 2c. July 24. 16847

Gotzen; kolonial-drama in 4 akten, von Richard
Kiias, Berlin, Vita, deutsches verlagshaus,
1907. 127 p. 12°.

© Vita, deutsches verlagshaus, Berlin ; D :
10442, Apr. 29, 1907; 2c. Apr. 29, 1907.

16848

Going abroad; comedy sketch in 1 scene, by
F. Lalor. 22 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Frank Lalor, New York ; D : 6286, Mar.
6, 1905; 2c. Feb. 23, 1905. 16849

Going and coming; vaudeville sketch, by John
Bentley. 3 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 13, 1913; D: 34706; .John H.
Bentley, St. Louis. 16850

Going back to college; a nuisical comedy li-
bretto in 1 act and 1 scene for five characters,
by Thomas B. Donaldson. 17 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© T. B. Donaldson, Philadelphia; D:9377.
Nov. 3, 1906; 2c. Nov. 3, 1906. 16851

Going hack to mother; comedy playlet, by L.
Gordon and Olive Warren. 7 p. 4". Type-
written.

© Ic. Jan. 10, 1912; D: 28268; Laurence
Gordon, % P. J. Fisher, New York. 16852

Going! going!! gone!!! tale of a toupee in 1 act,
by P. Pauli. [1], 14 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 15, 1913; D: 35063; Pauline
Pauli, Coytesville, N. J. 16853

2 scenes from everyday life, by H. O. Stech-

han. 36 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 30, 1915 ; D : 41754 ; H. O. Stech-
han. Long Beach, Cal. 16853a

Going home; drama in 3 acts, by F. Bacon. 110
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 6, 1913 ; D : 34950 ; Frank Bacon,
New York. 16854

Going into vaudeville; comedy in 3 scenes, by
A. Hoffman. 84 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 25, 1914 ; D : 37941 ; Aaron Hoff-
man, New York. 16854a

musical sketch, by Pierce Kingsley. 10 p.

4°. Typewritten. [Words only]

© Ethyl Grazer, San Francisco; D: 10646,
May 27, 1907; 2c. May 27, 1907. 16855

an original satire in 1 act, by M. M. Theise.

10 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Mortimer M. Theise, New York ; D : 9637,
Dec. 14, 1906; 2c. Dec. 14, 1906. 16856

Going it; a musical comedy in 3 acts, by C. T.
Vincent and Kenneth Lee.

© Charles T. Vincent, New York; 1888:
15913, June 2. 16857

Going on the stage; play in 1 act, by O. T,
Johnsone. 13 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 8, 1915; D: 42210; Otto T.
Johnsone, Brooklyn. 16857a

Going South; 1 act farce, by G. Fortescue. 24
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 24, 1911; D : 23452 ; Granville
Fortescue, Washington. 16858

Going the limit; farce-comedy in 3 acts, by
Augustin and Albert Glassmire. Ill p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 1, 1912 ; D : 29252 ; Albert Glass-
mire, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 16859

Going to housekeeping; a skit, by F. C. Bar-
clay. [2], 24 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. .Tan. 18, 1912; D: 28349; Fannie C.
Barclay, New York. 16860

Going to school in Mother Goose land; play in
1 act, by Elizabeth F. Guptill. Franklin, O.,
Eldridge entertainment house, 1914. 8 p.
12°.

© Nov. 15, 1914; 2c. Dec. 19, 1914; D:
39151; Eldridge entertainment house, Frank-
lin, O. 16860a

Going to the city; comedy sketch, by Ed.
Chrissie. 7 p. f°. Typewritten.

© .John C. Meany, New York ; D : 4784, Mar.
24, 1904 ; 2c. Mar. 16, 1904. 16861

828

16861

COPYETGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

16880

Going to the dogs; vaudeville comedy, by L. A.
Bahner. [1], 22 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 5, 1914 ; D : 36944 ; Leo Aloysius
Bahner, New York. 16861a

Going- to the fair; a Columbian vaudeville in 2
acts, by G. C. Rankin.

© George C. Rankin, United States ; 1893 :
47230, Oct. 23. 16862

Going to the races; a pantomimic racing com-
edy in 3 acts, by J. F. Byrne.

© John F. Byrne, Norwich, Conn. ; 1898 :
49431, Aug. 23 ; 2c. Aug. 23. 16863

Going to the reception; comedy drama, [by]
W. Hallback.

© William Hallback, Lancaster, Pa. ; D :
12141, Jan. 6, 1908. 16864

Going up; farce comedy in 3 acts, by A. M.
Coultas. 115 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 25, 1915; D : 41573 ; Alta May
Coultas, Chicago. 16864a

farce in 1 act, by M. V. Powers. 15 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 2, 1914 ; D : 38830 ; Minnie Van
Carapen Powers, Grand Rapids, Mich.

16864b

farce in 3 acts, by Emil and Arnold Golz,

authorized adaptation by C. R. Schubering.
167 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 7, 1912; D: 28590; Charles R
Schubering, New York. 16863

■ by G. S. Wheat. 112 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Feb. 4, 1915 ; D : 39584 ; George Seay
Wheat, New York. 16865a

Gojam; by G. S. Marks.

© Geori^e S. Marks, Elmhurst, 111. ; D :
7975, Feb. 10, 1906. 16866

Gold; a drama.

© A. K. Hadel, Baltimore; 1873:6344.
June 5. 16867

a drama in 4 acts, by J. B. INIatthev/s.

© James Brander Matthews, New York;
1871 : 8014, Aug. 28. 16868

■ by J. Burnside and Robert G. Morris,

with synopsis of act 1, scene 1, and act 2,
scene 1.

© Jean Burnside, New York ; 1871 : 7656,
Aug. 16. 16869

Same. Additional scenes : Grant and Bout-
well conferring on the gold question on Black
Friday, September 24, 1869; Fisk and Gould
in the ollicc of Belden & co.. Now York, on
Black Friday, September 24, 1869.

© Jean Burnside, New York; 1872:3074,
Mar. 28. 16870

Gold — Continued.

a drama of 5 acts, bv Physico [pseud, of

S. J. Wightman]

© Samuel J. Wightman, Pittsburgh; 1891:
48274, Dec. 31. 16871

-dramatization of George Eliot's Silas IMar-

ner, in 3 acts, by G. E. Baldwin. 85 p. f°.

Ms.

© Ic. Nov. 1, 1915 ; D : 42156 ; Gratia Eaton
Baldwin, New York. 16871a

— play in 4 acts, by B. Ancella Hunter. [5],
146 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 29, 1910 ; D : 21441 ; Bertha A.
Hunter, Los Angeles. 16872

play in 3 acts, by H. Heron and Jack Lon-

don. 107 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 9, 1913; D: 33439; Herbert
Heron, Carmel, Cal. 16873

— Same. 110 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 22, 1910; D: 20863; Herbert
Heron, Carmel, Cal. 16874

symbolic play in 3 acts and epilogue, by D.

G. Mukerji. [2], 23 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 6, 1915 ; D : 42192 ; Dhan Gopal
Mukerji, Palo Alto, Cal. 16874a

or, California in '49, a romantic drama in

5 acts, by C. B. Edwards.

© Charles B. Edwards, Brooklyn; 1883:
281, Jan. 5. 16875

Gold and dross; a drama in 4 acts, by W. R.
Leigh. 209 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Wm. R. Leigh, New York; D : 12508,
Mar 7, 1908; 2c. Feb. 27, 1908. 16876

— Same. 116 p. 4 , Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 17, 1915; D: 40392; William
Robinson Leigh, New York. 16876a

— -a drama in 3 acts and a prologue. [Re-

vised] 118 p. 4 . Typewritten.

© William Robinson Leigh, New York;
D : 13679, Aug. 29, 1908 ; 2c. Aug. 29, 1908.

16877

Gold and name; a play in 4 acts, dramatized
from the German of Marie Swartz, by A. P.
Hossie.

© Anna Poole Hoxsie, Buffalo ; 1874 : 13007,
Oct. 19. 16878

Gold (The) belt; a new and original sensation

drama in a prologue i'.nd 3 acts, by C. Foster.

© Charles Foster, New York; 1871:3912,

Apr. 27. 16879

Gold bird; an original comic drama in 4 acts.

© Jennie Abbot, Niagara Falls ; 1872 : 7387.

July 10. 16880

829

16880

DEAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

16903

Gold (The) brick; comedy vaudeville sketch, by
A. Geyer. 22 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 14, 1914 ; D : 39330 ; Albert Geyer,
Los Angeles. 16880a

■a farce in 1 act, by Willard Bassett. Chi-

cago and New York, The Dramatic publishing
company [1903] 8 p. 12°. (On cover: The
darkey & comic drama)

© Dramatic pub. co., Chicago ; D : 4309,
Nov. 27, 1903; 2c. Nov. 27, 1903. 16881

— a farce in 3 acts, by E. M. Richmond.

© E. Marie Richmond, Chicago; 1899:
83420, Dec. 26. 16882

in 1 act, by H. A. D'Arcy. Typewritten.

© H. A. D'Arcy. New York; 1900; A:
25602, Oct. 15; 2c. Oct. 15. 16883

Gold (The) bug-; a melodrama in 5 acts, by
W. H. Hagarty. Typewritten.

© W. H. Hagarty, Chicago ; 1896 : 49084,
Aug. 31 ; 2c. Sept. 4. 16884

See also Goldbiig.

Gold (The) bugs; by J. Hurtig.

© Jules Hurtig, New York ; D : 4762. Mar.
21, 1904. 16885

Gold (A) cure; farcical comedy in 3 acts, by
G. M. Wood.

© George Murray Wood, New York; 1898:
24835, Apr. 20. 16886

— vaudeville act in 1 act, by F. P. Folsom.
17 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© le. Feb. 24, 1910; D: 20285; Frank P.
Fowler, Brooklyn. 16887

or, Rescued from drink, a realistic drama

of modern times comprised in a prologue and
4 acts, [by] S. H. Wandell.

© Samuel Henry Wandell, Syracuse, N.
Y. ; 1892 : 51912, Dec. 19. 16888

Gold (The) diggers; 4 act western comedy
drama, by Langdale Williams. Chicago, The
Chicago manuscript CO., 1912. 55 p. f°.
Mimeographed.

© Jan. 10, 1912; 2c. Mar. 23, 1912; D:
29145 ; Alex. Byers, Chicago. 16889

or, Staking the claim, a play of western

life in 4 acts, by W. H. Carson. 120 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© William Henry Carson, New l''ork ; D :
10G49, May 27, 1907 ; 2c. May 14, 1907. 16890

Gold-dust; a drama in 5 acts, founded upon
Burke Brentford's story, by D. E. Preston.

© P. Charles Hager, Buffalo; 1875:5.55,
Jan. 18. 16891

Gold (The) dust twins; by J. Byron.

© Jean Byron, Atlantic City ; D : 3837, Aug.
17, 1903. 16892

Gold (The) dust twins — Continued.

a ragtime opera in 3 rags, by B. Woolfolk.

70 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Boyle Woolfolk and Henry D. Grahame,
New York ; D : 6865, June 15, 1905 ; 2c. June
15, 1905. 16893

Gold fiir eisen; historisches schauspiel, eiu

vorspiel und 4 aufziige, von Hans Herbert

Ulrich. Schweidnitz, L. Heege [1912] 94 p.
l'2°.

© Aug. 1, 1912 ; 2c. Dec. 3, 1912 ; D : 31538
L. Heege, Schweidnitz, Germany. 16894

Gold (Der) graeber von Klondike, Alaska
melodrama in 4 acten, von M. Finkelstein.

© Marcus Finkelstein, New York; 1897
43916, Aug. 3. 16895

Gold (The) hunters of California.
Siddons.

See Sam

Gold hunters of the Black Hills; by D. Howe.

© Den Howe, Leadville, Col.; 1883:8479,

May 9. 16896

Gold is not all; heroic colonial love comedy, by
W. (}. Barrows. 48 p. 4°. Typewritten.'

© Wayne Groves Barrows, Chicago; D:
7321 , Sept. 27, 1905 ; 2c. Oct. 13, 1905. 16897

Gold (The) king; or, A life prisoner, by W. J.

Cumberland.

© William James Cumberland, United
States ; 1885 : 22414, Oct. 26. 16898

or. After seven years, dramatic composi-
tion in prologue and 5 acts, by W. H. Foerster,
© William H. Foerster, Columbus, O. ;
1888 : 34049, Nov. 30. 16899

See also Byer's library of tabloid plays.

Gold mad; an American drama in a prologue
and 4 acts, by C. T. Dazey.

© Charles Turner Dazey, Cambridge, Mass. ;
1877 : 15350, Dec. 28. 16900

Gold, mask, revenge. See Hunted down.

Gold (A) mine; an original comedy in 3 acts,

by B. Matthews and G. H. Jessop.
© Brander Matthews and Geo. H. Jessop,

United States; 1880:7458, Mar. 31. 16901
— - a play in 5 acts, by I. Ackevman. New

York, J. Polhemus, 1881. 52 p. 8°.

© Irene Ackerman, New York; 1880:1092,

Jan. 17 ; 2c. Aug. 23, 1881. 16902
a play in 3 acts, by B. Matthews and G. H.

Jessop. New York, Samuel French ; London,

Samuel French, ltd., 1908. 74 p. 12°.
© Brander Matthews and Geo. H. Jessop,

New York ; D : 14662, Dec. 21, 1908 ; 2c. Jan. 7,

1909. 16903

Gold nuggets from Alaska. See Soldier's

(The) reward.

830

16904

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

16926

Gold (The) pocket; an original drama in 3
acts, by Andrew Romeyn.

© H. B. Warner, New York; 1893:25744,
I\Iay 27. 16904

Gold (The) princess; a drama in 5 acts, by A. E.
Ives.
© A. E. Ives, Detroit ; 1883 : 8354, May 7.

16905

Gold (The) strike stampede; by J. L. Dellen-
baugh.

© Jesse Laubie Dellenbaugh, Salem, O. ;
19U0 A : 18581, July 27. 16906

Golda; a drama in 3 acts, by M. Wolf.

© Mark Wolf, Boston ; 1886 : 120G7, May 21.

16907

Goldbug" (The) conspiracy; or, The crime of
'73, a drama in 4 acts, by A. E. Ross.

© A. E. Ross, Alpena, Mich. ; 1895 : 63521,
Dec. 14. 16908

Goldee; or, The favorite of the woods, a drama
in 6 acts, by L. H. Caldwell. 49 p. 12°.
Typewritten.

© Laura Henrietta Caldwell, New York;
1885 : 8326, Apr. 9 ; 2c. May 1. 16909

Golden (The) age; or, Pierrot's sacrifice, idyllic
musical play in 1 act. written by Henry Byatt,
composed by Florian Pascal. London, Joseph
Williams, ltd., 1911. 16 p. 12°. [Libretto
only]

© Apr. 21, 1911; 2c. Apr. 22, 1911; D:
24027; Joseph Williams, ltd., London. 16910

Golden (The) apple; comedy dramatic sketch,
by J. P. Smith. [2], 15 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 28, 1910; D: 21670; J. Philip
Smith, New York. 16911

Golden (The) ass. See Transformation.

Golden (The) bond; romantic drama in a pro-
logue and 4 acts, by J. B. Mulholiand and
Harry B. Thearle. 108 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© H. B. Thearle, Chicago ; 1889 : 16749,
June 1 ; 2c. June 1. 16912

Golden (The) bracelet; comedy in 1 act, by
H. L. Brown. [3], 23 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 7, 1914 ; D : 38416 ; Henry Lewis
Brown, Oakland, Cal. 16912a

Golden (The) branch. See Devil's (The) auc-
tion.

Golden bumblebee; or, Scenes in a country-
hotel, rural comedy in 2 acts, by S. Chandler.
37 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 13, 1910; D : 20784 ; Sophia
Chandler, Chicago. 16913

Golden Butte; or. The pride of the Yukon, a

sensational comedy in 5 acts, by J. Burleigh.

© Jennie Burleigh, D: 10274, Mar. 20. 1907.

16914

Golden butterfly; by E. Macvane.

© Edith IMacvane, Cambridge, Mass. ; D :
8282, Apr. 5, 1906. 16915

— by L Fuller.

© Ida Fuller, Forest City, la.; 1900 A:
26141, Oct. 20. 16916

an adaptation, a society drama in 3 acts.

by C. W. Colburn.

© Carrie W. Colburn, Boston ; 1898 : 50196,
Aug. 27. 16917

an Anglo-American comedy in 4 acts,

adapted from the English 'novel of Walter
Besaut and James Rice, by J. Hedley.

© James Hedley, Rochester, N. Y. ; 1879:
9570, July 21. 16918

a comedy-drama in 5 acts and 12 scenes,

adapted from tlio English novel of Walter
Besant and James Rice, by J. Hedley.

© James Hedley, Rochester, N. Y. ; 1879:
13767, Oct. 17. 16919

— a comic opera libretto in 3 acts, bv H.
B. Smith. 144 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Harry B. Smith, New York; D: 13835,
Sept. 19, 1908; 2c. Nov. 7, 1908. 16920

166 p.

— drama in 4 acts, by F. A. Schreiber.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 16, 1912 ; D : 31711 ; Flora Adele
Schreiber, Philadelphia. 16921

a drama in prologue and 4 acts, from the

novel of that name, by F. Carlos [pseud, of
F. C. Griffith]

■ © Frank Carlos, Boston ; 1878 : 2007, Feb.
15, 16922

— Same. Boston, W. H. Baker & co. [1886]
67 p. 12°.

© Frank Carlos Griffith, United States;
1886 : 14362, June 23 ; 2c. Sept. 20. 16923

— a dramatic comedy, by Colonel P. Ingra-
ham and T. W. King. New York, 1884.

© Prentiss Ingraham and Tom W. King,
Saratoga Springs, N. Y. ; 1885:3857, Feb. 11.

16924

— -lyrics of the Van Studdeford opera, by
Harry B. Smith. 53 p. 4°. Tyj^ewritten.

© Joseph W. Stern & co.. New York; D:
14237, Oct. 22, 1908 ; 2c. Oct. 1, 1908. 16925

a play in 4 acts and 6 scenes, by James

Hedley, adapted and dramatized from an
English story by Besant and Rice.

© James Hedley, Cleveland ; D : 13245, June
25, 1908. 16926

— Sec also Streak (A) of luck.

831

16927

DKAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

16d49

Golden (The) calf; by W. Danforth. 86 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 21, 1909; D:1659S; William
Danforth, Elmhurst, 111. 16927

a comedy in 3 acts, by A. J. Miller. 41 p.

4 . Typewritten.

© Anna Jenness Miller, Washington ; D :
10779, June 17, 1907 ; 2c. July 15, 1907. 16928

a drama in 4 acts, by Madeleine Lucette

Ryley.

© J. H. Ryley, New York ; 1894 : 11608, Feb.
26. 16929

driuna in 3 acts, by A. Chrostowski. 105 p.

4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 17, 1912; D: 30500; Alphonse
Chrostowski, New York. 16930

a piny in 4 acts, by A, Rogfi. New York,

1876. 98 p. 8°.

© Adolphe Rog^, New York ; 1876 : 13646,
Dec. 9; 2c. Jan. 6, 1877. 16931

• — -play in 3 acts, by P. Peltret. 82 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. July 30, 1913; D: 33948; Frank Pel-
tret, Los Angeles. 16932

Golden (The) candelabrum; by J. D. Long.
© John David Long, Douglas, Wyo. ; D :
11421, Sept. 10, 1907. 16933

Golden (A) chain, in three links; a comedy, by
C. A. Sweetland.

© Charles A. Sweetland, Nebraska City,
Neb.; 1879:8194. June 19. 16934

Golden (The) chrysanthemum; a Japanese play
in 3 acts and 4 scenes, by H. Ringrose.

© Hyacinthe Ringrose, New York; 1899:
75375, Nov. IS. 16935

Golden (The) circlet; comic opera in 2 acts, by
N. D. Mann.

© Nat D. Mann, United States ; 1897 : 15309,
Mar. 3. 16936

Golden (The) cliff; dramatic composition. 68 p.
f°. Typewritten.

© George Myron Glidden, Lynn, Mass. ; D :
4635, Feb. 23, 1904; 2c. Mar. 15, 1904. 16937

Golden cloud; scenario for a spectacle plav, by
T. S. Clarke. 38 p. 4°. Typewritten.'

© Ic. Oct. 18, 1909; D: 17135; Thomas
Shields Clarke, New York. 16938

Golden (The) coin; an original play in 5 acts,
by S. Felch.

© Stanley Felch, Chicago ; 1884 : 14160,
July 12. 16939

Golden (The) crook; extravaganza, a spectacu-
lar burlesque in 3 acts, by J. G. Jermon.

© .L G. Jermon, Philadelphia; 1896:8.58.5,
Feb. 5. 16940

Golden (The) crook — Continued.

■ play in 2 acts, by Geo. T. Smith. 17 p.

4°. Typewi-itten.

© Ic. June 2.5, 1914; D : 87492 ; Jacobs &
Jermon, inc., New York. 16940a

Golden (The) crown; a drama in 3 acts and 24
scenes and tableaux, by .1. Miller.

© John jMiller, Cedar Rapids, la.; 1878:
.14310, Dec. 7. 16941

Golden (The) days of '49. Sec Happy Valley.

Golden (The) dog; romantic di-ama in 4 acts,
dramati/.cd by J. T. Prince, ji-.. from the novel
of the same name by William Kirby. 55 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© .John Tucker Prince, jr., Cambridge,
Mass. ; D : 1210, Dec. 26, 1901 ; 2c. Dec. 28,
1901. [Note: Copies bear title, Le cliien d' or
(The golden dog)] 16943

Sec also Beaumanoir.

Golden (The) doom. Sec Five plays; by Lord
Dunsany.

Golden (The) dragon; a melodrama in 4 acts,
by O. U. Warreu and R. D. Carter. 153 p.
4". Typewritten.

© Giles Reynolds Warren nnJ. llavmond
Dexter Carter, Dumont, N. J. ; D : 15479, Mar.
29, 1909; 2c. Mar. 29, 1009. 16943

Golden (The) dustman; or, The righting- of
Eella, dramatic adaptation of Our mntual
friend, by Charles Di(;kens, in 1 acts, by Mal-
colm Arthur. 90 p. f°. Typewi-itten".

© Ic. June 24, 1911 ; D : 24564 ; Arthur R.
Potter, Providence, R. I. 16944

Golden (The) egg; by Jerome Ravel and I.
Kiralfy.

© Imre Kiralfy, NeNV York ; 1887 : 2S006,
Oct. 29. 16945

See also Little mother goose.

Golden (The) feather; fantastic comedv in 3
acts, by W\ P.. Young. 140 p. 4°. ' Type-
written.

© Ic. May 29, 1911 ; D : 24356 ; William B.
Young, Chicago. 16946

Golden (The) fiend; a niolodrnnia in 4 ads, bv
J. C. ^Vel.b.

© .Tohn Crittenden Vrebb, Chicago; D: 1387.
Feb. 3, 1902. 16947

Golden fire; play in 1 act, by K. Walter. [1],
20 p. 4°. Typev/ritten.

© Ic. Aug. 7, 1913 ; D : 34049 ; Karl Walter,
Kan.sas City, JMo. 16P48

Golden (The) fleece; a comedy in 3 act-', by
:\I. Felix. 57 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. .Tuly 23, 1909; D : 16318 : Mildred
Felix, Cos Cob, Conn. 16949

832

16950

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

16967

Golden (The) fleece — Continued.

a comic opera in 3 acts, by A. D. Crabtroe.

© Addison Darre Crabtree, Boston ; 1895 :
45697, Sept. 7. 16950

— play in 4 acts, by J. H. Wilson.

(c) John H. Wilson, Jamaica Plain, Mass. ;
D:4075, Oct. 9, 1903. 16951

— play in 3 acts, by J. L. Morrison. 38 p.
8°. Printed.

© Sept. 20, 1915; 2c. Sept. 22, 1915; D:
41800; John L. Morrison, Greenville, Pa.

lG95ia

■See also Adam and Eve. — Toison (La)

d'or.

Golden flower (Kim far); a drama in 1 act, by
W. N. Lawrence, F. H. Mead and T. D. Beas-
ley. Typewritten.

© W. N. Lawrence, F. H. Mead and T. D.
Beasley, New York; 1898:10061, Feb. 7; 2c.
Feb. 7. 16952

Golden (A) game; or. Spiders and fly, a comedy
drama in 4 acts, by J. W. Shannon.

© J. W. Shannon, New York; 1880:7997,
May 24. 16953

Golden (The) garter; a comedy in 3 acts, by
E. E. Kidder. 133 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 22, 1909 ; D : 16459 ; Edward E.
Kidder, New York. 16954

Golden (The) Gate; play in 4 acts, by C. A.

McMullen. 82 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 14, 1914; D: 38107; Clarence
Allen McMullen. Baltimore. 16954a

— or, A harvest storm, by C. L. Graves.

© Con. L. Graves, New York; 1895:6068,
Jan. 25. 16955

— See also To 'Frisco.

Golden (A) Gate girl; a comedy-drama in 3
acts, by J. P. Wilson,

© John P. Wilson, Sau Francisco r 1-896:
20822, Apr. 2. 16956

Golden (The) Gate trophy. See Varsity vil-
lainy.

Golden (The) giant; a drama in 5 .-lOts, by
C. Greene and M. Rankin.

© Clay Greene and McKee Rankin, United
States; 1884:8244, Apr. 19. 16957

Golden girl; a farce in 1 act, by II. F. Bags.
17 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Helen Frances Bagg, Chicago; D:S799,
July 9, 1906 ; 2c. July 9, 1906. 16933

Golden girl — Continued.

a musical comedy, by F. R. Adams and

W. M. Hough. 83 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Li-
bretto only]

© Frank R. Adams and Will M. Hough, Chi-
cago; D: 15102, Feb. 17, 1909; 2c. iNIar. 1,
1909. 16959

a new and original musical ooivedy in 2

acts, by Basil Hood, music by Hamish Mac-
Cunn. London and Melbourne, Chappell &
CO., ltd., 1905. 27 p. 8°. [Libretto only]

© Chappell & CO., London ; D : 7140, Aug. 21,
1905; 2c. Aug. 21, 1905. ' 16960

Golden goal; by S. D. Gaspers. 97 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Jan. 7, 1910 ; D : 17879 ; Sebastian D.
Gaspers, Chicago. 16961

in 4 acts [by S. D. Gaspers] 108 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 25, 1910; D: 22763; Sebastian
D. Gaspers, Chicago. 16962

Golden (The) goblet; farce in 3 acts, by Louise
Rand Bascom. Lebanon, O., March brothers,
[1911] 35 p. 8°.

© Sept. 1, 1911; 2c. Sept. 6, 1911; D:
25161; March bros., Lebanon, O. 16963

Golden (The) goose; comedy in 1 act, by L. B.

Wylie. (In Atlanta journal. Mar. 8, 1914)

© Mar. 8, 1914; 2c. Mar. 26, 1914; D:

36480 ; LoUie Belle Wylie, Atlanta. 16963a

a comedy in 3 acts, adapted from the

French, by J. B. Booth. Typewritten.

© Junius B. Booth, New York ; 1896 : 55923,
Oct. 9; 2c. Oct. 17. 16964

a play for children in 4 scenes, by H. Cun-

ningham, dramatized from Gamma Grethel.
Boston, W. H. Baker & co., 1890.

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston; 1890:
20667, June 27; 2c. Oct. 15. 16965

Golden Gulch; dramatic composition, by B.
Chesterman. 5 p. 4°. Typewj-itten.

© Ic. Mar. 23, 1914 ; D : 36447 ; Bruce Ches-
terman, Richmond. 16965a

Same. 24 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 8, 1915 ; D : 39616 ; Bruce Ches-
terman, Richmond. 16965b

an original drama in 3 acts, by C. Town-
send. Author's ed. New York, H. Roorbach
[1894] 1 p. 1., 42 p. 12°. ([Roorbach's
American ed. of acting plays, no. 64] )

© Charles Townsend, Weedsport, N. Y. ;
1893 : 57885, Dec. 28 ; 2c. Dec. 17, 1894. 16966
Golden hair; play in 4 acts, by J. H. Wallis. [2],
32 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 17, 1912 ; D : 28340 ; J. H. Wal-
lis, Dubuque, la. 16967

5379—16-

-53

833

16968

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

16990

Golden Hair and her knight of the beanstalk

in the enchanted forest; by N. G. Clfivke.

Cambridge, H. E. Lombard, 1887. 33 p. 8°.

© Nina Gray Clarke, Cambridge, IMass. ;

1887 : 22924, Sept. 9 ; 2c. Sept. 26. 16968

Golden Hair and the three bears; play, by M.
W. Laugliton. 14 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 20, 1912 ; D : 28364 ; Marie Ware
Laughton, Boston. 16969

Golden Hair's birthday party; by a Sister of
Mercy.

© William H. Young & CO., New Yorlc ; D :
6302, Feb. 28. 1905. 16970

Golden (The) harp; a lyrical drama in 3 acts,
by 1). E. Heineman and H. M. Fechheimer.

© D. E. Heineman and H. M. Fecblieimer,
United States ; 1882 : 18430 Nov. 1. 16971

Golden (A) heart; an original drama in a pro-
logue and 3 acts, by W. T. Dulany.

© W. T. Dulany, New York; 1889:0723,
Mar. 1. 16972

Golden (The) helmet; by AV. B. Yeats. New
York, John Quiun, 1908. 33 p. 16°.

© Wra. Butler Yeats, Gort, Ireland; D:
13149, June 9, 1908; 2c. June 9, 1908. 16973

Golden (The) hen; or. The maiden's vow, comic
opera in 3 acts, adaptation of Serment
d'ainour, by M. Audran.

© S. W. Fort, Baltimore ; 1886 : 14543, June
25. 16974

Golden hope; a comedy in 4 acts, by K. S.
Baxter.

© Katharine Schuyler Baxter, Oswego,
N. Y. ; 1896:4846, Jan. 17. 16975

play in 1 act, by A. Reall. 4 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Dec. 30, 1913; D: 35502; Arthur
Reall, Philadelphia. 16976

Golden (The) horse-shoe; a drama, by W. P.
McCarty, founded on the historical acccmnts
and the legendary account by Caruthers of
the Tramontane order, or Knights of the
golden horseshoe, llichuiond, F. A. Christian,
1876. 45 p. 8°.

© W. Page McCarty, Richmond; 1S7G-
6205, May 20; 2c. July 27. 16977

Golden (The) idol; play in 3 acts, bv O. A.
Plietz. [1], 74 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 16, 1914; 1): 35676; Oscar A.
Plietz, Cleveland. 16977a

Golden image; play in 1 act, by H. E. Lucas.
(In ^lorning telegraph. Mar. 20, 1910)

© Mar. 20, 1910; Ic. Mar. 22, 1910: D:
20532 ; Helena Eiise Lucas, New York. 16978

Golden (The) key; a comedy in 4 acts, by M.
L. Hasbrouck.

© ]\Iary Lascelles Hasbrouck, New York ;
D:45G0, Jan. 28, 1904. 16979

comedy in 3 acts and an afterpiece, by L.

Eyre. 142 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 7, 1913; D: 34655; Laurence
Eyre, Philadelphia. 16980

a drama in 3 acts, by A. Golze. Type-
written.

© Albert Golze, Philadelphia; 1898:5835.
Jan. 15; Ic. Jan. 15. 16981

-play in 4 acts, by F. P. Swain. 86 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 9. 1912; D : 28987 ; F. Potter
Swain, Boston. 16982

sensational comedy drama in 4 acts, by

Francis Tucker.

© Richard Allen Chapman, Ashley, Mich. ;
D:4207, Nov. 7, 1903. 16983

Golden (The) ladder; a play in 4 acts, book
and lyrics by F. E. Browo. 55 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Frances Evans Brown, Chicago; D:
10490, May 4, 1907 ; 2c. May 6, 1907. 16984

Golden (The) ladle; by E. Carpenter.

© Edward Carpenter, Philadelphia; 1898:
75-508, Dec. 24; 2c. Dec. 24. 16985

Golden (The) legend. See Christus.

Golden (The) lever; or, Paul & Tekla, plav
in 5 acts, by C. W. Clark. [1], 30 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 3, 1913; D : 32170 ; Christina
Woodward Clark-, Washington. 16986

Golden lilies; a Chinese drama in 5 acts, by
E. I. W. A. Schramm (Edda Lythwyn)

© Emma I. W. A. Schramm, Chicago ; 1900 ;
A: 30034, Dec. 10. 16987

Golden Locks, the little tramp; a comedy
drama, by L. D. Shears. 84 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© L. D. Shears, Huntington, N. Y. ; 1889:
20G26, July 2; 2c. July 2. 16988

Golden (The) lure; or. Trusted and won, [play
in 4 acts] by Wm. INI. Inman. 55 p. f °. Type-
written.

© Ic. Jan. 10, 1912 ; D : 28267 ; Wm. M. In-
man, Nashville. 16989

Golden (The) maize; a musical extravaganza
in a prelude and 3 acts, book and lyrics by
H. H. Luther, J. W. Luce and Charles W.
Towne, music by George H. Hayes. 98 p. 4°.
Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Harry H. Luther and John W. Luce,
Boston; D : 4337, Dec. 2, 1903; 2c. Mav 3.
1904. 16990

834

16991

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

17013

Golden (The) mariner; bj' E. R. Cosson.

© Eugene R. Cosson, St. Louis; 1876:
13115, Nov. 25. 16991

Golden moments of lovers; a drama in 4 acts,
by L. J. L. Stihvell.

© I.aura Jean Libbey-Stilwell, Brooklyn ;
D: 12065, Jan. 3, 1908. 16992

Golden (A) nest egg; play in 1 act, by O. D.
Byron. [1], 25 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 10. 1911 : D : 23902 ; Oliver Doud
Byron, Long Branch, N. J, 16993

Golden nugg'ets. See Life in the Black Hills.

Golden (A) pauper. Sec Millionaire (The)

Golden (The) plough; melodramatic romance in
4 acts, by Paul Merritt. [Orion, 111., J. B.
Richardson] 1910. cover-title, [3]-48 p. 12°.

© Aug. 15, 1910; 2c. Sept. 6, 1910; D:
21941; J. B. Richardson, Orion, 111. 16994

Golden (Die) quarry; drama in 2 aufziigen,
von Erich Korn. Berlin, F. Bloch erben,
1912. 72 p. 8°.

© Ic. May 10, 1912 ; D : 29635 ; Felix Bloch
erben, Berlin. 16995

Golden Ridge; a 1 act play, by R. G. Tompson.
23 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Rosewell Graves Tompson, Newark, N.
J. ; D : 1485, Feb. 25, 1902 ; 2c. Feb. 25, 1902.

16996

Golden (The) rod; operatic comedy in 2 acts,
by R. W. Peck. 75 p. 4°. Typewritten.
[Libretto only]

© Raymond W. Peck, New York ; D : 5320,
July 20, 1904 ; 2c. July 20, 1904. 16997

or. The Wall street girl, a musical comedy

in 2 acts, by E. Selwyn.

© Edgar Selwyn, New York ; D : 9913, Feb.
7, 1907. 16998

Golden rod and asters; a flower quadrille, by
Harriette Wilbur. Lebanon. O., March
brothers [1908] cover-title. 4 p. 12°.^ (Har-
riette Wilbur's series of flower plays)

© March bros., Lebanon, Ohio ; D : 13892.
Sept. 21, 1908 ; 2c. Nov. 17, 1908. 16999

Golden (The) rose; comedy with music in 3 acts,
book and lyrics by Arthur M. Purcell, music
by C. L. Seller, adapted from a story of the
same name, by Meredith Nicholson. [104] p.
4°. Typewritten. [Words only]

© Ic. Oct. 15, 1915; D: 42147; C. Linn
Seller, Bronxville, N. Y. 16999a

Golden (The) rule; by D. Thompson.

© Dennian Thompson, West Swanzey, N.
H. ; D:2339, Sept. 16, 1902. 17000

Golden (The) rule — Continued.
by E. H. Cahill. 7 p. 4'

Typewritten.

© Edwin H. Cahill, New York; D: 10699,
June 5, 1907 ; 2c. June 5, 1907. 17001

comedy drama in 4 acts, by Jerrold Shep-

pard. Ill p. 8°. Typewritten,

© Ic. Mar. 5, 1910; D: 20354; Darcv &
W^olford, inc.. New York. 17002

Golden rule city. See Golden (The) rulers.

Golden (The) rule I't'd; comedy in 4 acts, by
C. Dickson. 140 p. 4°. ^ Typewritten.

© Ic. July 28, 1911; D: 24803; Charles
Dickson, New York. 17003

Golden (The) rulers; or. Golden rule city, by
W. A. Smith.

© Wm. Augustus Smith, New York ; D :
12938, May 9, 1908. 17004

Golden (The) sands; or, A romance of Nome,
a drama, by O. L. Colburn. 25 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Otis Lincoln Colburn, Chicago ; D : 12166,
Jan. 13, 1908; 2c. Jan. 22, 1908. 17005

Golden (The) search; opera in 3 acts, by F. L.
L. May. 142 p. f°. Typewritten. [Libretto
only]

© Florence Lister Land Mav, Boston ; D :
14879, Jan. 23, 1909; 2c. Jan. 13, 1909. 17006

Golden (The) secret.

© Joseph Schmitt, New York; 1889:6307,
Feb. 25; 2c. Feb. 25. 17007

a melodrama in 5 acts.

© Joseph Schmitt, New York ; 1889 : 21605,
July 12; 2c. July 12. ' 17008

Golden showers; a musical duologue, by J.
Ma as.

© James Maas, Brooklyn ; 1871 : 2267, Mar.
17. 17009

a sketch for two characters, Pompey and

Lisa Jane.

© Robert M. De Witt, New York; 1875:

7725, July 23; 2c. Oct. 26. 17010

Golden (A) slipper; a farcical comedy in 1 act
and 1 scene, by J. Long Sims.

© J. Heath Futrelle, New York; 1897:
63772, Nov. 15. 17011

Golden spider; operetta in 1 act, book and lyrics
by R. Fax. 12 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libret-
to only]

© Ic. Nov. 29, 1909 ; D : 17555 ; Reuben Fax,
Toronto, Canada. 17012

Golden thoughts; a play for children, by G. A.
Long. 4 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Gertrude Allyn Long, Los Angeles ; D :
15171, Feb. 25, 1909 ; 2c. Feb. 25, 1909. 17013

835

17014

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

17032

Golden (The) touch; or, A modern King Midas,
a 1 act playlet of eastside life in New York
city, by J. H. Hayman. 13 p. f°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Jack H. Hayman, Columbus, O. ; D :
10623, May 23, 1907; 2c. May 10, 1907.

17014

Golden trail; dramatic sketch of the west in 1
scene, by Kit Owsley [pseud, of E. Roy] 18 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 16, 1909 ; D : 17115 ; Elberta Roy,
Springfield, 111. 17015

Golden (A) tyrant; a comedy drama in 5 acts,

by C. Stow, New York, 1887. 54 numb. 1. 8°.

© Charles Stow, New York; 1887:34165,

Dec. 29; 2c. Jan. 16, 1888. 17016

Golden (The) way; a drama in 4 acts, by H.
Connelly. 63 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Hubert Connelly, Elmira, N. Y. ; D :
8612, May 29, 1906; 2c. May 19, 1906. 17017

Golden (A) wedding'; comedy in 1 act, by Eden
Phillpotts and Charles Groves.

© T. H. French, New York; 1898:76.897,
Dec. 28; 2c. Jan. 23, 1899. 17018

a comedy operetta in 3 acts, by F. Miller,

jr.

© Fred. Miller, jr., Evansville, Ind. ; 1893:
16052, Mar. 31. 17019

•play in 1 act, by Beulah Gwyne and D. A.

Gossette. 6 p. 4 . Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 21, 1912 ; D : 31201 ; Gwyne and
Gossette, Ida, Kan. 17020

playlet in 1 act, by W. W. Armin. [2],

26 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 26, 1912 ; D : 31469 ; Walter W.
Armin, New York. 17021

See also One-act plays.

Golden (The) widow; a comedy in 3 acts, from

the French of Victorien Sardou, by A. Daly.

© Augustin Daly, New York; 1889:28549,

Sept. 20. 17022

Goldene (Der) hahn (Le canard jaune); schwank
in 3 akteii, von Carl Lahm und Claude Ro-
land. VoUstandiges regiebuch. Leipzig,
Wien, W. Karczag, 1911. 292 p. 4°.

© Ic. Apr. 20, 1912 ; D : 29431 ; W. Karczag,
Leipzig. 17023

Goldene (Das) Horn; schauspiel in 4 aufziigen,
von Pierre Frondaie, nach dein roman,
L'homme qui assassina, des Claude Farr^re
[pseud, of Charles Bargone] Miinchen, Drei
masken verlag, g. m. b. h., 1913. 2 p. 1., 82 p.
16°.

© Ic. Nov. 26, 1913 ; D : 35142 ; Drei masken
verlag, g. m. b. h., Munich. 17024

Goldene (Die) locke; lustspiel in 3 akten, von
Kurt Kuchler. 117 p. 8°. Printed.

© Ic. Sept. 18, 1913 ; D : 34475 ; Felix Bloch
erben, Berlin-Wilmersdorf, Germany. 17025

Goldene (Der) schatten; tragikomodie in 3
akten, von Hans Hauptmann. Berlin-Wilmers-
dorf, Felix Bloch erben, 1914. 89 p. 8°.

© Ic. Apr. 8, 1914 ; D : 36650 ; Felix Bloch
(Then, Berlin-Wilmersdorf. 17025a

Goldenheart; western drama in 3 acts, by W. F.
Burke. [2], 41 p. 4°, Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 24, 1912 ; D : 30625 ; Wm. Fran-
cis Burke, New York. 17026

Goldenlocks and the bears; drama in 4 acts,
by M. S. Zunser and I. Badanes. 108 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 9, 1915; D : 40015 ; Miriam S.
Zunser and Ida Badanes, New York. 17026a

Goldenrod's treason. Sec My world shall be
your world.

Goldgruben (Die) in Klondyke. See Alaska.

Goldie; or. The foundling of Charity camp, a
comedy-drama in 4 acts, by J. P. Campbell.

© J. P. Campbell, Philadelphia; 1880:
5032, Mar. 30. 17027

Goldie Pride; a play in 5 acts, by J. Tietze.
New York, Ewald brothers, 1906. 2 p. 1., 75 p.
16°.

© Julius Tietze, New York ; D : 8907, July
26, 1906; 2c. Nov. 16, 1906. 17028

Goldner leichtsinn; operette in 3 akten, von
Josef V. Koblinski, musik von Charles Alfredy.
Textbuch. Berlin, Roland deutsche verlagsge-
sellschaft m. b. h., 1912. 46 p. 16°.

© Sept. 20, 1912; 2c. Feb. 24, 1913; D:
32598 ; Roland deutsche verlagsgesellschaft
m. b. h., Berlin. 17029

Gold's victims; a 4 act drama, by G. W. Reed.

© Geo. W. Reed, Newport, R. I.; 1890:

1905, Jan. 13. 17030

Goldsmith's (The) daughter. See Walpurgis,

Goldstein (The) wedding; Yiddish comedy
drama in 1 act, by G. M. Rosener. New York,
Wetzel, Rosener & James, 1912. 14 p. 24°.
© Nov. 15, 1912 ; Ic. Nov. 23, 1912 ; Ic. Nov.
30, 1912 ; D : 31486 ; Geo. M. Rosener, New
York. 17031

Goldstein's luck. See Diamond (The) broker.

Golem (Der); ghettolegende in 3 aufziigen, von
Arthur Holitscher. Berlin, S. Fischer, 1908.
4 p. 1., 11-134 p. 16°.

© S. Fischer, verlag, Berlin ; D : 14037. Oct.
12, 1908; 2c. Oct. 12, 1908. 17032

836

17033

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UlSriTED STATES

17050

Grolf ; a play in 2 acts, by Julia Lincoln Andrews.
New York, S. French ; London, S. French,
ltd., 1902. 39 p. 12°.

© T. H. French, New York ; D : 1G09. Mar.
19, 1902; 2c. Dec. 27, 1902. 17033

Golf (The) girl; a lyric comedy in 2 acts, by
J. \V. Harrington. 19 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© John Walker Harrington, New l''ork ; D :
2136, July 19, 1902 ; 2c. Aug. 30, 1902. [Note :
Copies bear title, The golf girl (Caroline and
the caddy)] 17034

Golf (A) match; a farce, by J. B. Carrington.

© John B. Carrington, Louisville ; 1898 :

18227, Mar. 18. 17035

a musical comedy in 2 acts, music by Louis

Garcia Muniz, libretto and lyrics by Frances
Coe [pseud, for M. H. Francisco]

© INIargaret Holmes Francisco, Rutland,

Vt. ; 1900; A: 27152, Oct. 20.

17036

Golf (The) players; play in 1 act, by J. D.
Ekartd and N. Parker. 2 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Aug. 19, 1915; D : 41.541 ; John D.
Ekartd and Norman Parker, Philadelphia.

17036a

Golf a (La); sainete llrico en un acto, dividido
en un prologo y 3 cuadros, en prosa y verso
original de A. Munilla y L. Ferreiro, mtisica
de Luis Reig y Pedro Badla. Madrid [Socie-
diid de autores espafioles] 1908. 43 p. 12°.
[Libretto only]

© Angel Munilla y Luis Ferreiro, Madrid ;
D: 14713, Jan. 2, 1909; 2c. Jan. 2, 1909.

17037

Golf a (La) del Manzanares; sainete en 1 acto
y en prosa, original de R. R. Sala, nnisica
de los maestros Calleja y Lleo. Madrid
[Sociedad de autores espafioles] 1908. 39 p.
12°. [Libretto only]

© Ramon R. Sala, Madrid; D : 14G81, .Tan.
2, 1909; 2c. Jan. 2, 1909. 17038

Golfo; a rustic tragedy in 5 acts, by P. <,'. Geor-
gis. 84 p. 8°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 8, 1909; D : 16355 ; Peter C.
Georgis, San Francisco. 17039

-See also [Gkolpho] YkSX^u (H)

Golfo (El) de Guinea; sainete en 1 acto y 5
cuadros, en prosa. original de Enrique Para-
das, Joaquin Jimenez y Adolfo Sanchez Car-
rOre, musica de los maestros Cayo Vela y En-
rique Brti. Madrid [Sociedad de autores
espafioles] 1912. 43 p. 12°, . [Libretto only]

© Mar. 6, 1913; 2c. May 7, 1913; D: 32.544;
E. I'aradas, J. Jimenez y A. Sanchez Carrere,
Madrid. 17040

Golgatha; ein drama in 2 teilen, von Felix
Weingartner. Leipzig, Breitkopf & Hiirtel,
1908. 205 p. 12°.

© Breitkopf & Hiirtel, New York ; D : 12763,
Apr. 16, 1908; 2c Apr. 16, 1908. 17041

Goliath; or, At the break of the market, play
in 4 acts, by E. F. Day. 77 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Apr. 2, 1910 ; D : 20689 ; Emily Foster
Day, Honolulu, H. I. 17042

Golly wog- (The); in 2 acts,, by Edward Cadman,
music by J. Greebe. 72 p. 4°. Typewritten.
[Libretto only]

© Ic. Oct. 25, 1910 ; D : 22379 ; Alan Reid,
London. 17043

Gollywog's; from The Cingalee, by Paul A.
Rubens. 1 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Chappell & CO., London ; D : 5857, Dec.
5, 1904; 2c. Dec. 5, 1904. 17044

Golondrina (La) (The swallow); romance of
the golden age of California in 3 acts, by J.
S. McGroarty. 54 p. 8°. Printed.

© Aug. 8, 1913 ; 2c. Aug. 13, 1913 ; D : 34131 ;
John Steven McGroarty, Los Angeles. 17045

Golondrinas (Las); drama lirico en 3 actos, de
G. Martinez Sierra, mtisica de Jos§ Maria
Usandizaga. Madrid, Renacimiento, 1914.
143 p. 12°.

© Sept. 17, 1914; Ic. Sept. 21, 1914; D:
38260; G. Martinez Sierra, Madrid. 17045a

Gondolier (The); a play in 2 acts, by H. S.
Mildraay. 69 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Harry St. John Mildmay, New York ; D :
1448, Feb. 15, 1902; 2c. Feb. 15, 1902. 17046

Gone; a drama in 3 acts, adapted from the Ger-
man of F. Friedrich, by Ryam Notlag [p.seud.
of M. P. Galton]

© Mary Pyne Galton, Baltimore; 1871:
10172, Oct. 30. 17047

Gone abroad; a sketch in 1 act for female char-
acters only, by Evelyn Gray Whiting. Bos-
ton, W. H. Baker & co., 1904. 14 p. 16°.
(On cover: Baker's ed. of plays)

© Walter H. Baker & co. ; D : 5090, May
28, 1904; 2c. Aug. 6, 1904. 17048

Gone mad; a play in 5 acts, by J. B. Renauld.
© John B. Renauld, Brooklyn ; 1884 : 12674,
June 23. 17049

Gontran demenage; comedie-bouffe en 1 acte
[de] Robert Savieres et Rosal-Berry. Paris,
C. Joubert, 1909. 28 p. 8°.

© Nov. 13, 1909; 2c. Nov. 29, 1909; D:
17561; .Joubert, Paris. 17050

837

17051

DEAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

17073

Gonzargo, photographer; dramatic sketch, by
E. Rordica and I. H. Smith. 7 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Dec. 27. 1909 ; D : 17878 ; I. H. Smith
and Edmund Rordica, Lowell. 17051

Goo goo eyes; a sensational spectacular comedy
in 3 acts, by E. Blondell. 13 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Edward Blondell, New York; D : 3, .Tan.
2, 1901; 2c. Dec. 4, 1900. 17052

Good against evil; or, Dr. Jekyll and Mr.
Hyde, an original 5 act drama founded upon
Robert Louis Stevenson's story of Dr. .Tekyll
and Mr. Hyde, by D. Davidson and C. Young.
© Dore Davidson, New York ; 18SS : 17673,
June 21. 17053

Good and evil; play in 1 act, by Wra. Hanlon.
[1], 18 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 31, 1911; D : 23803 ; Wm. Han-
lon, Cohasset, Mass. 17054.

Good (The) angels of Valley Torge. See Patri-
otic plays, tableaux and recitations.

Good as gold; by Henry Herman and David
Christie Jlurray.

© .Tohn R. Rogers, New York; 1888:3016.5,
Oct. 23. 17055

a comedy in 4 short acts, by K. M. Rice.

[Nortliampton, Mass.. Printed by Gazette
printing co., 1902] 43 p. 12°.

© K. McDowell Rice, Worthington, Mass. ;
D:1819, May 2, 1902; 2c. July IS, 1902.

17056

a drama in 4 acts, by W. L. Bowron and

E. Browne.

© Edwin Browne, Pittsburgh; 1879:3784,
Mar. 21. • 17057

a drama in 4 acts and 4 scenes, by E.

Browne. Rev. ed. 78 p. 4°. Typewritten.
© Edwin Browne, Brooklyn; 1885: 554, Jan.
8; 2c. Jan. 8. 17058

story of Alaska, by Langdale Williams.

Chicago, The Chicago manuscript co., 1912.
59 p. t°.

© Nov. 14, 1912; 2c. Dec. 11, 1912; D:

31670; Alex. Byers, Chicago. 17059

Good (A) beat; a comedietta in 1 act, by L.
Wren [pseud, of Lily Westman] and W. M.
Oest. Typewritten.

© Lilv Wren and Walt M. Oest, Brooklva :
1898:07113, Nov. 16; 2c. Nov. 16. 17060

Good (The) boy and the bad; a comedietta, by
S. J. Adair Fitz-Gerald.

© T. H. French, New York; 1899:62632.
Sept. 27; 2c. Nov. 17. 17061

Good-bye; a play in 3 acts, by M. Merington.
© Marguerite Merington, United States;
1892 : 19082, May 3. 17062

Same.

© R. M. Field, Boston ; 1892 : 30227, Julv 20.

17063

Good-bye, adieu; a play in 2 scenes, by M. L.
King. Typewritten.

© Marie Louise King, New York; 1900 A:
19431, Aug. 4 ; 2c. Oct. 15. 17064

Good-bye, Biddy dear; a sketch for 2 char-
acters.

© Robert M. De Witt, New York; 1875:
7724, July 23 ; 2c. Oct. 26. 17065

Good-bye, Bill; farce comedy playlet in 1 act,
by I. Fraser. 12 p. t°. Typewritten,

© Ic. Aug. 6, 1913; D: 34039; Iva Fraser.
Des Moines. , 17066

Good-bye, boys; marital episode, by J. McCree.
[1], 12 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 6, 1913; D : 34033 ; Junie Mc-
Cree, New York. 17067

Good-bye, girlie; by J. A. Dehn.

© John A. Dehn, Rochester, N. Y. ; D :
9218, Oct. 11, 1906. 17068

Good-bye, sweetheart; an emotional drama, by
D. Bidwell, dramatized from Rhoda Brough-
ton's popular novel.

© Dollie Bidwell, Seabrook, N. H. ; 1872:
8026, July 29. 17069

Sec also Lenore. — Leonore.

Good-bye to Bohemia; a vivid portrayal of
night life in a large city in 1 act, by W.
Montague. 10 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 19, 1913 ; D : 32361 ; Walter Mon-
tague, San Francisco. 17070

Good company. See Bijou.

Good (The) conduct prize. See Jane Annie.

Good (A) end to a bad game; a drama in 1 act,
by F. W. Norris. 15 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 18, 1912 ; D : 29077 ; F. Wickham
Norris, Brooklyn. 17071

Good (The) fairy, and the wicked dwarf. See
Young America's triumph.

Good fellow; J. A. Lawson.

© .Joseph A. Lawson, Albany ; D : 205, Mar.
12, 1901. 17072

by J. Glendinning. 10 p. 8°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 4, 1910; D: 20695; John Glen-
dinning, Chicago. 17073

838

17073

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

17091

Good fellow — Coutiuued.

- — - comedy drama in 3 acts, by Harry L. New-
ton, Chicago, T. S. Denison & co. [1914] 85
p. 12°. ( [Alta series] )

© Jan. 16, 1914; 2c. Jan. 22, 1914; D:
35743 ; Eben H. Norris, Cliicago. 17073a

a comedy in 4 acts, by G. W. Ilyer.

© George W. Ryer, Brooklyn ; 1895 : 53247.
Oct. 19. 17074

60 p.

— comedy in 3 acts, by J. C. Nugent.
f°. Typewritten.

© J. C. Nugent, Canal Dover, O. ; D : 8583.
May 24, 1906; 2c. May 17, 1906. 17075

— episode dramatized in 1 act, by J. G. Lyle.
[1], 18 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 16, 1914; D : 36037 ; H. Sliker-
man, San Francisco. 17075a

150 p.

— a farce in 3 acts, by M. E. Swan.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 7, 1909; D : 16495 ; Mark E.
Swan, New York. 17076

•protean monologue, by W. C. Bristor. [1],

8 p. t°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 31, 1914 ; D : 39254 ; William C.
Bristor, New York. 17076a

Good (The) fight; a military drama in 5 acts,
by J. Newton Gotthold and Wm. C. Smythe.

© Samuel A. Barr, Pittsburgh ; 1871 : 2294,
Mar. 18. 17077

Good (A) finish; original sketch, by N. Twomey.
[1], 12 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 2, 1914 ; D : 37192 ; Neil Twomey,
Dorchester, Mass. 17078

Good for evil. See Fritz in Good for evil.

Good for nothing Dick; an original drama in 5
acts, by airs. M. E. Milden.

© Mrs. F. G, Hackett, Philadelphia ; 1879 :
3127, Mar. 7. 17079

Good for nuthin' Nan; by herself.

© Georgie Hamlin, Cambridge, 111. ; 1889 :
5342, Feb. 15. 17080

Good Friday; dramatic poem, by J. Mtisefield.
New York, Macmillan company, 1915. 3 p. 1.,
64 p. 12°.

© Dec. 22, 1915; 2c. Dec. 24, 1915; D:
42556; John Masefield, London. 17080a

Good from bad. See Early days in the gold

fields.
Good (The) giant. See Good times with the

juniors.

Good (The) guest; 1 act play, by G. H. West-
ley. 41 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 26, 1911 ; D : 28095 ; G. Hembert
Westley, Boston. 17081

Good Hawk's white daughter; a melodrama in
4 acts, by R. Everett. 121 p. f°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ruth P^verett, New York ; D : 8440, Apr.
28, 1906; 2c. May 5, 1906. 17082

Good'hearted (The) Hebrew; musical comedy
in 1 act. l>y G. Kogelmann. [1], 22 p. 4°.
Ms. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Dec. 13, 1910; D : 22797 ; Gustav
Kogelmann, New Yorlv. 17083

Good (The) Hope; a drama of tlie sea in 4 acts,
by Herman Heijermans, tr. by Harriet Gam-
pert Higgins.

{In The drama, no. 8, Nov. 1912; periodi-
cal © Nov. 19, 1912; 2c. Nov. 21, 1912; B:
260471 ; Dramatic pub. co., Chicago) 17083a

a pla.v in 4 acts, by Hermann Heijermans,

tr. by Christopher St. John.

© Harper & bros.. New York ; D : 3373, Apr.
27, 1903. 17084

Same. 147 p. 4°. Tj'pewritten.
© Christopher St. .Tobn, London; D : 3408.

May 11, 1903 ; 2c. May 11, 1903.

17085

Good (A) Indian; a vaudeville sketch, by P.
Hamlin.

© Philip Hamlin, Denver; D : 14412, Nov.
30, 1908. 17086

Good intentions; play in 3 acts, by E. S. Field.
163 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 5, 1910 ; D : 1786S ; Edward Salis-
bury Field, Santa Barbara, Cal. 17087

Good intentions, but — ; farcical comedy in 3
acts, by E. E. Greville and K. T. Woolsey.
190 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 30, 1913; D: 35500; Eden Er-
skine Greville and Kate Trimble Woolsey,
Covington, Ky. 17088

Good (A) investment; play in 1 act, by J. Bell-
Ranske. 10 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Jutta Bell-Ranske, New York ; D : 1.5893,
May 20, 1909 ; 2c. May 20, 1909. 17089

Good King Wenceslas; a Christmas play for
children in 2 acts, by K. M. Rice. Worth-
ington, Mass., K. McDowell Rice 1 1907] 25 p.
12°.

© K. McDowell Rice, Worthington ; D:
10198, Mar. 23, 1907 ; 2c. Aug. 16, 1907. 17090

Good law but poor justice; an original drama
and tragedy in 6 acts, by A. E. Geismardo.

© A. E. Geismardo, San Francisco; 1887:
,5981, Mar. 14. 170S'J

839

17091

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

17108

Good (A) little devil; fairy play in 3 acts, by
Roseraonde Gerard and Maurice Rostand,
adapted by Austin Strong. 236 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Feb. 16, 1915; D: 42688; David Be-
lasco. New York. 17091a

See also Bon petit diable.

Good luck; original operatic comedy sensation
in 4 acts, by J. Templeton.

© Juan Templeton, New York ; 1881 : 10560,
July 7. 17092

tr. by Ernest Sliaw from the German of E.

Werner [pseud, of Elizabeth Burstenbinder]
dramatized by J. Ward, New York, 1878.

© Johnson Ward, Virginia ; 1878 : 679, Jan.
14. 17093

Good (The) Mr. Best; a musical comedy in ii
acts, by J. J. McNally.

© John J. McNally, Dorchester, Maps. ;
1897:23673, Apr. 16; 2c. Apr. 16. 17094

Good mornin', judge; minstrel afterpiece, by
Harry L. Newton. Chicago, T. S. Denison &
company [1915] 20 p. 12°. (On cover: The
Ethiopian drama)

© July 26, 1915; 2c. July 29, 1915; D:
41347; Eben H. Norris, Chicago. 17094a

Good morning'; the gilt edge comedy.

© Frank Y, Dunn, Boston; 1894:10287,
Feb. 15. 17095

Good morning, girls; octette by Robert F.
Roden. 1 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Jos. W. Stern & co., New York; D:
389, Apr. 23, 1901 ; 2c. Apr. 23, 1901. 17096

Good news; a domestic drama in 3 acts, by E.
T. Webber.

© Anthony Allaire, United States; 1884:
19249, Sept. 25. 17097

a drama in 3 acts, by H. J. Byron.

© W. J. Florence, New York ; 1872 : 11018,
Oct. 16. 17093

a melodrama in 5 acts, by S. J. Wheeler.

© S. .T. Wheeler, New York; 1889:31498,
Oct. 17. 17099

Good-night; farce in 3 acts, by E. Weitzel. [5],
139 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 8, 1912 ; D : 29015 ; Edward Weit-
zel, New York. 17100

by Johnson Hughes. 68 p. 4°. Type-:

written.

© Ic. Nov. 26, 1915 ; D : 42345 ; Charles A.
de Lima, New York. 17100a

vaudeville farce in 1 act, by R. W. Gra-

ham. 22 p. 4 . Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 26, 1914 ; D : 37955 ; Robert W.
Graham, Pawtucket, R. I. 17100b

— See also "What every man knows.

Good-night drill and songs; a drill for eight
little girls, by S. Schell. New York, E. S.
Werner pub. & supply co., 1900. 11 p. illus.
12°.

© Stanley SchoU, New York; IHOO; A:
8312, Mar. 30; 2c. June 9. 17101

Same. 2d ed. rev. and enlarged. Now

York, Edgar S. Werner & co., 1905. 16 p.
Illus. 12°. [With music]

© Stanley Schell, New York ; A : 1150S5.
Apr. 24, 1905 ; 2c. May 19, 1905. 17101a

Good night Mr. Knight; comedy sketch, by
Nellie E. Wheeler. 15 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 6, 1915 ; D : 39607 ; Bert Wheeler.
I.ynbrook. N. Y. 17101b

Good-night-nurse; comedy in 3 acts, bv PI W.
Mumford [i. e. E. W. Grant] 131 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. July 9, 1915 ; D : 41193 ; Ethel Watts
Mumford, New York. 17101c

Good-night, schatz! realistic joke and earnest
in 1 act, by A. Hepner.

© Adolph Hepner, St. Louis; 1893 : 40.'i74,
Sept. 7; 2c. Aug. 31, 1894. 17102

Good night's rest; a sketch in 1 scene, arr. by
Charles White. New York, R. M. De Witt,
1876. 7 p. 12°. ( [De AVitt's Ethiopian and
comic drama, no. 82] )

© Robert M. De Witt, New York; 187G:
7979, July 3; 2c. July 26. 17103

Good (The) of wishing; or, A proposal by
proxy, a comedy in 3 acts, by C. Kenny.

© Celia Kenny, St. Paul; 1896:3752.5, J-ine
29. 17104

Good (The) old days; comedy in 1 act, by Alice
C. Thompson. Philadelphia, Penn publishing
CO., 1912. 14 p. 12°.

© Dec. 27, 1912; 2c. Dec. 28, 1912; D:
31814; Penn pub. co., Philadelphi;!. 17105

Good (A) old pal; a 1 act sketch, by R. B.
Raymond. 18 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ray B. Raymond, New York; D: 14138,
Oct. 24, 1908; 2c. Oct. 26. 1908. 17106

Good (A) old sport; a musical farce comedy in
3 acts, by Charles F. Jerome.

© Eugene Wellington, New York; 1898:
49884, Aug. 26. 17107

Good old times; a romantic play in 4 acts, by
Wilson Barrett and Hall Caine.

© William E. Sinn and W.nlter L. Sinn,
Brooklyn; 1890:1223, Jan. 7. 17108

See also Now and then.

840

17109

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

17121

Good (The) pirates; a semi-historical comic
opera, by Mainville [pseud, of S. M. Bur-
roughs] London, Simpkins, Marshall & co.
[1888] 46 p. 16°. Proof.

© Silas Mainville Burroughs, Medina,
N. Y. ; 1888:26355, Sept. 15; 2c. Sept. 15.

17109

Good (A) reputation; play in 4 acts, by Her-
mann Sudermann, tr. into English by Mar-
garet Holz and 01 ga Marz. 72 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Sept. 4, 1915; D : 41689 ; Charles
Kraus, New York. 17109a

Good (The) Samaritan; a biblical drama, by
O. M, Bennett. Emporia, Kan., The Rowland
printing company. 35 p. 8°.

© Clara Marion Bennett, Emporia, Kan. ;
D : 11110, Aug. 5, 1907 ; 2c. Nov. 29, 1907.

17110

drama in 3 acts, by E. F. Dunlavy. 85 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 15, 1913 ; D : 35411 ; Edward F.
Dunlavy, Pontiac, Mich. 17111

original comedy drama in 3 acts, by W. B.

Patton. 77 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 11, 1914; D: 36684; William
Bealford Patton, Rochester, N. Y. 17111a

play in 2 acts, by N. L. Williams. 31 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Neva Lillian Williams, Harrodsburg",
Ky. ; D:9520, Nov. 26, 1906; 2c. Nov. 26,
1906. 17112

and other Bible stories dramatized; [Ity]

Edna Earle Cole, illus. by Harold Wagner. Bos-
ton, R. G. Badger; Toronto, Copp Clark co.,
ltd. [1915] 133 p. front, plates. 12°.

Contents : The good Samaritan. — Paul and
the jailer. — The king's life spared. — Esther,
the brave young queen. — Peter and the Roman
captain. — Two journeys to Bethlehem. — Tbe
story of the twelve spies. — The story of Jo-
seph.— Naaman and Gehazi. — The story of the
baby Moses. — The story of little Samuel.

© Oct. 18, 1915; 2c. and aff. Oct. 26, 1915;
A : 416099 ; Richard G. Badger, Boston.

17112a

Good (A) scheme; an American comedy in 5
acts, by C. G. Harger, jr.

© C. G. Harger, jr.. Canton, O. ; 1881:
10567, July 7. ♦ 17113

Good (The) shepherd of County Mayo; play
in 1 act, by W. Montague. 11 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Oct. 8, 1914 ; D : 38441 ; Walter Mon-
tague, San Francisco. 17113a

Good ship Nancy Lee; a singing comedy nfiuti-
cal sketch, by Herbert Holcombe. 6 p. 4°.
Typewritten. [Words only]

© Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Haynes, San Jose,
Cal.; D: 10643, May 25, 1907; 2c. Apr. 20,
1907. 17114

Good (The) ship Non Such; a comedy in 3 act^,
by J. F. Milliken.

© James F. Milliken, United States ; 1884 :
11218, June 3. 17115

Good (A) substitute; comedy sketch, by Harry
L. Newton. Chicago and New York, The Dra
matic publishing company [1903] 8 p. 12°.
(On cover: The darkey & comic drama)

© Dramatic pub. co., Chicago ; D : 4310.
Nov. 27, 1903; 2c. Nov. 27, 1903. 17116

Good (A) thing-, push it along.

© Harry F. Jordan, Pittsburgh; 1894:
49945, Oct. 26. 17117

Good thing's; comedy sketch in 1 act, by H. H.
Landes. Typewritten.

© Harry H. Landes, New York; 1899:
57036, Sept. 6. 17118

Good thing's to drink; or, How Johnny excited
jealousy, a little parlor play in 1 act, by W. C.
Hirscb.

© William Crawford Hirsch, New York ;
D : 2153, July 25, 1902. 17119

Good times with the juniors; by Lilian M.
Heath. Boston and Chicago, United society of
Christian endeavor [1904] 178 p. illus.,
diagrs. 16°.

Dramatic contents: The good giant.— The
tuffet and the web. — Teddy and the goblin. —
The bells of Bonnydingle.

© George B. Graff, Boston ; A : 94412, Aug.
12, 1904; 2c. Aug. 1, 1904. 17119a

[New ed.] Boston and Chicago,

United society of Christian endeavor [1915],
190 p. 16°.

Dramatic contents : The good giant. — The
tuffet and the web. — Teddy and the goblin. —
The bells of Bonnydingle.

© Apr. 22, 1915 ; 2c. and aff. Apr. 27, 1915 ;
A : 397747 ; United society of Christian en-
deavor. Boston. 17119b

Good (A) touch; 1 act playlet, by H. A. von
Meybohn. 4 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 2, 1911; D: 24843; H. A. von
Meybohn, Birmingham, Ala. 17120

Good Will and bad Bill; or, A runaway boy,
farce comedy in 3 acts. 12 p. 8°. Typewrit-
ten. [Synopsis only]

© J. L. Day, Pittsburgh; D:2702, Dec. 5.
1902; 2c. Nov. 4, 1903. 17121

841

17121

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

17140

Good (A) woman; play in 1 act, bj' G. Middle-
ton. [3], 13 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 24, 1914; D : 38913 ; Geor.w
Middleton, New York. 17121a

See also Possession.

Gooseberry; a vaudeville sketch, by F. Wilkin-
son. Typewritten.

© Florence Wilkinson, New York; 1900
A:30S03, Dec. 21; 2c. Dec. 21. 17132

Good-a bye, Marie; dramatic playlet, by E.
Andreas. 21 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 20, 1915 ; D : 40793 ; Eulalie An-
dreas, New York. 17121b

Goodrich (The) mystery. See Kate Stoddard.

Goodwin Bey; a comedy in 4 acts, by B. I. Bar-
rett. 90 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Bertha I. Barrett, Boston ; D : 6735, May
20, 1905; 2c. May 20, 1905. 17122

Goodwin's luck; by W. J. Jones.

© Will J. Jones. New York ; D : 12776, Apr.
IS. 1908. 17123

Goody Two Shoes; comedy in 4 acts, by B.
Poynter. 72 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 18, 1915; D : 40982 ; Beulah
Poynter, New York. 17123a

Goose (A) and some geese; a Mother Goose
play by Harriette Wilbur. Lebanon, O., March
brothers [1908] cover-title. 6 p. 12°.

© March bros., Lebanon, O. ; D : 13S79,
Sept. 21, 1908; 2c. Nov. 9, 1908. 17124

Goose (The) and the gander; comedy in 4
acts, by J. H. Solotaroff. [8], 74 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 18, 1910; D: 22318; David H.
Solotaroff, New York. 17125

farce comedy in 4 acts, by Tom Donovan.

© IMuriel C. Donovan, New York ; D : 6911.
.fuly 0, 1905. 17126

Goose (The) family; a farce comedy, by H. E.
^^"ebster.

© H. Effa Webster, Chicago; D:2189, July
12, 1902. 17127

Goose (The) feather bed; farce, by Willis N.
Bugbee. Lebanon, O., March brothers, 1912.
4 p. 8°. (Famous five-cent funny farces)

© Sept. 9. 1912; 2c. Sept. 12, 1912; D:
30819; March bros., Lebanon, O. 17128

Goose (The) flowers; farce comedy in 3 acts,
by G. II. Craw. 108 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 11, 1912 ; I) : 30790 ; George R.
Craw, Chicago. 17129

Goose girl; by H. MacGrath.

© Harold JNIacGrath, Syracuse, N. Y'. ; D :
9742, Jan. 3, 1907. 17130

romantic drama in 4 acts, by Geo. D. Baker.

116 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 7, 1911; D : 246-51 ; Baker &
Castle, New York. 17131

Gooseherd (The) and the goblin,
of the heart.

See House

Goossy Island; a 3 act comedy, by A. Ram-
.spachcr. 16 p. 8°. Printed.

© Anna Ramspacher, Philadelpliia : D :
14900, Jan. 26, 1909 ; 2c. May 19, 1909. [Note :
Title on copies, Goosey Island] 17133

Gordian (The) knot. See Way (The) out.

Gordon; or. The relief of Khartoum, a roman-
tic, military and spectacular drama in 5 acts,
by A. Everly.

© Adam Everly, Philadelphia ; 1884 : 23230.
Nov. 20. 17134

Gordon and el Mahdi. Sec Prophet (The) of
the Nile.

Gorgeous (The) durbar at Delhi; a grand dra-
matic, pantomimic, musical and equestrian
spectacle, designed and arr. from liisto)-y for
circus representation, by B. Kii-alfy. 11 p.
S°. Typewritten.

© Bolossy Kiralfv, New Yoi-k ; D : 4522,
.Lan. 8, 1904; 2c. Feb. 6, 1904. 17135

Gorilla (The); by G. Jervis. 9 p. f°. Type-
written.

© George Jervis. p]lizabetli, N. J. ; D :
11208, Aug. 19, 1907; 2c. Aug. 12, 1907.

17136

Fren(!h pantomime in 1 ;u't, V»y Charles

Lauri. 2 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 14, 1909; D : 17021 ; James H.
Kavanagh, New York. 17137

Gorilla's (The) prisoner; drama in I act, by
Charles Goddard. 3 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 24, 1914; D : 37997 ; Star co.,
New York. 17137a

Gospel (The) of hate.

© Marie Vaughan Wilde, New York; 1896:
32367, May 29. 17138

Gospel (The) play; a story of the days when
Christianity was in its infancy, by D. McEd-
wards. 1 p. 1., 30 p. 16°. Printed.

© Duncan IMcEdwards, Hamilton, Ontario;
D : 182, IMar. 6, 1901 ; 2c. Mar. 6, 1901. 17139

Gosse (Le); piSce en 1 acte, dfe M. Level et. J. J.
Frappa. 6 p. 4°. (Svipplement gratuit au
no. 2917 du Monde illustr$, 22 fSvrier, 1913)
© Feb. 22, 1913; 2c. Mar. 31, 1913; D:
32784; Maurice Level et Jean Jase Frappa,
Paris. 17140

842

17141

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

17163

Grosse (Le) du miracle; piece en 1 acte, et 3
tableaux, par Fabrice Lemon et Maurice de
Marsan. Paris, C. Joubert, 1903. 34 p. S°.

© C. Joubert, Paris; D:4247, Nov. 16,
1903; 2c. Nov. 16, 1903. 17141

Gossip; by F. S. Holmes. 13 p. f°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. June 22, 1911 ; D : 24541 ; Florence S.
Holmes, Trenton, N. J. 17142

-a comedy, by C. W. Foster.

© Charles William Foster, Haddonfield.
N. J.; 1889:6454, Feb. 26. 17143

a comedy of American society, by T. C.

De Leon.

© T. C. De Leon, New York; 1871:9219.
Oct. 3. 17144

episode in apartment house life, by F. J.

McGettigan. 6 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 28, 1913; D: 34267; Frank J.
McGettigan, Portland, Or. 17145

— • monologue, by F. J. Lewis. Proof.

© Frank J. Lewis, Bryn Mawr, Pa. ; D :
7641, Dec. 1, 1905; 2c. Dec. 18, 1905. 17146

— a play in 4 acts, by C. Fitch and L. Die-

trichstein.

© Clyde Fitch and Leo Dietrichstein, New
York ; 1895 : 6945, Jan. 30. 17147

by E. W. Bliss. 115 p. 4°. Typewrit-

ten.

© Edwin Ward Bliss, New York ; D : 6758,
JNFay 3, 1905; 2c. May 6, 1905. 17148

Gossipers (The); by H. L. Clark.

© H. Lewis Clark. Indianapolis; D : 11.538,
Oct. 15, 1907. 1714.9

rural comedy in 3 acts, by D. Wiley Ten-
nis. 86 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 2.5, 1911; D : 25591 ; Dora Wilev
Tennis, New York. 17150

Gossips (The) of Kingsville; play in 4 acts,
by Anne Armstrong. [2], 85 p. f°. , Type-
written.

© Ic. Dec. 9, 1912 ; D : 31639 ; Mrs. Robert
F. Armstrong, New York. 17151

Gossoon (The); an original comedy-drama iii
4 acts, by E. E. Kidder.

© Edward E. Kidder, New York; 1891:
8229, Mar. 4. 17152

an original 4 act comedy drama, by E. E.

Kidder.

© Edward E. Kidder, New York; 1886:
8510, Apr. 9. 17153

Got sol aich hiten. See May God save you.

Got to have a husband; 1 act comedy sketch,
by R. Rhode. 12 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 13, 1913; D : 31950 ; Raymond
Rhode, Brooklyn. 17154

Gotberg-a; ein dramatisches gedicht, von Joseph

Lauff [i. e. Joseph von Lauff] Berlin, KcHn,

[etc.] Albert Ahn [1908] 2 p. 1., 78 p. 12°.

© Albert Ahn, Cologne, Germany; D:

13007, May 26, 1908; 2c. May 26, 1908. 17155

Gotham! a drama in 5 acts," by L. Vider. 112 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Louis Vider, New York ; 1878 : 13581.
Nov. 21; 2c. Nov. 27. 17156

Gotham comedy quartette; by E. Lang.

© Edward Lang, New York; 1897:7965,
Jan. 29. 17157

Gothamites; a society drama in 5 acts, by C. A.
Rounds and H. T. Root.

© C. A. Rounds and H. T. Rfx)t, Sioux-
Falls, S. D. ; 1884 : 17196, Aug. 25. 17158

Gotham's prisons and palaces. See Little
Becky, the make-believe.

Gotlieb, the wanderer; by W. Carleton.

© William Carleton, Brooklyn; 1882:10700.
June 29. 17159

Gotlip's scheme. See German (The) dude.

Gott (Der) der rache; drama in 3 akten, von
Schalom Asch. Berlin, S. Fischer, 1907. 59 p.
8°.

© S. Fischer verlag, Berlin ; D : 10053. Mar.
1, 1907 ; 2c. Mar. 1, 1907. 17160

Gottlieb Faust; or. Alchemy and empire, an
original romantic play in 3 acts, and series
of tableaux, an Austrian legend, by A. G. W.
Carter.

© A. G. AV. Carter, New York ; 1874 : 10314,
Aug. 5. 17161

Gourmand (The), Mr. Brown Jones; or, In-
heritance is fate, a play in 4 acts, by Whea-
ton Seabury [i. e. F. W. Seabury]

© Frederick W. Seabury, Providence, R. I. ;
1897: 7.547, Jan. 27; 2c. Feb. 15. 17162

Gout (Le) du toe; comedie en 1 acte, de R.
Bergeret ct J. Pellerin. 6 p. 4°. (Supple-
ment gratuit :ui no. 2957 du Monde illustre,
29 novembre 1913)

© Nov. 29, 1913; 2c. Jan. 27, 1914; D:
35806; Rene Bergeret and Jean Pellerin.
Paris. 17162a

Goiit (Le) du vice; comOdie en 4 actes en prose,
par H. Lavedan. 40 p. 4°. (In L'lUustra-
tion. 7' annee. — 184. 17 juin, 1911)

© June 17, 1911; 2c. Julv 15, 1911: D:
24099; Henri Lavedan, Paris. 17163

843

17164

DEAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

17184

Governess (The); an American comedy drama
in 4 acts, by E. J. Swartz.

© Edward J. Swartz, Philadelphia; 1S90 :
31535, Oct. 11. 17164

— a comedy in 3 acts, by Betsy Bancker.

© Mary E. C. Bancker, New York; 1885:
5899, Mar. 10. 17165

— — a dramatic sketch in 1 act, by W. B. Ger-
ard [pseud, of G. B. Werner] 12 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 6, 1913; D: 32522; Gerard B.
Werner, New York. 17166

Government bonds; by Charles Foster. Type-
written.

© Frederick Gottlob, Alton, 111.; 1900: A:
27148, Nov. 1 ; 2c. Nov. 1. 17167

a domestic drama, by B. Campbell.

© Bartley Campbell, United States; ISSO:
13550, Sept. 4. 17168

Government claims; a comedy drama, by N. R.
Craven.

© Nettie R. Craven, San Francisco ; 1890 :
GOT, Jan. 4. 17169

Government (A) clerk; a play in 4 acts, by
G. H. Lee.

© George Hyde Lee, Washington; 1894:
56032, Dec. 1. 17170

Government (A) contract; drama in 4 acts, by
C. E. Helm.

© Charles E. Helm, Marion, Ind. ; D : 4622,
Feb. 18, 1904. 17171

Government (A) countess; by M. L. Schneider.

© Martha Lemon Schneider, Washington ;
D : 7894, June 24, 1906. 17172

Government despatclies. See Lost (The) will.

Government detective; a- play in 4 acts, by
Bernard Francis Moore. Boston, W. H. Baker
& CO., 1910. 51 p. 12°.

© May 20, 1910; 2c. May 21, 1910; D:
21111 ; Walter H. Baker & co., Boston. 17173

Government (The) employee; 1 act drama, by
R. H. Real. 38 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 19, 1915, D: 41258; Robert H.
Real, Washington. 17173a

Government of the TJnited States; historical
charade, by F. Roach.

© Florence Roach, Washington ; 1890 :
38331, Dec. 4; 2c. Jan. 16, 189L 17174

Governor (The); by J. J. Ward. 18 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© John J. Ward, Highbridge, N. Y. ; D:
12349, Feb. 10, 1908 ; 2c. Feb. 4, 1908. 17175

Governor (The) — Continued.

comedy with songs in 3 acts, by C. R.

Burke and L. Harrington. 65 p. f°. Type-
written. [Words only]

© Ic. May 16, 1910 ; D : 21049 ; Charles Rus-
sell Burke and Louise Harrington, Chicago.

17176

dramatic composition in 1 act for two peo-

. pie, by AV. L. C. [1], 9 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 2, 1912; D: 31533; William
Brewer, Seattle. 17177

— a modern musical myth in 2 acts, books,
lyrics and music by N. D. Mann. [76] p. 4°.
Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Aug. 7, 1909 ; D : 16501 ; Nathaniel D.
Mann, Chicago. 17178

— musical comedy in 2 acts, by R. F. Fergu-
son, jr. 41 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto
only]

© Ic. Mar. 15, 1913; D: 32691; Robert F.
Ferguson, jr., New York. 17179

— sketch, by E. Clifton and B. Fowler. 26 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 18, 1915 ; D : 41526 ; Ethel Clif-
ton and Brenda Fowler, Boston. 17179a

Governor (The) and Brick,
of babes.

See Mouth (The)

Governor (The) and the prophet; an American
drama in 5 acts, by E. S. Golding. 135 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Edwin S. Golding, Bath Beach, N. Y. ;
D : 12314, Feb. 5, 1908 ; 2c. Feb. 5, 1908.

17180

Governor-general; a play, being a translation,
adaptation and dramatization in English of
the novel ^^Titten in Spanish by Pedro de
Alarcon, El sombrero de tres picos, by J. R.
Bullock, jr. 24 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 14, 1910; D : 17939 ; Joseph R.
Bullock, jr.. Providence, R. I. 17181

Governor, girl and guardsman; by H. M. Hoke.

23 p. 8°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 26, 1908 ; D : 17249 ; H. M. Hoke,
Harrisburg, Pa. 17182

Governor John A. Johnson at the capitol;
drama in 1 act, by Germain Quinn. 14 p. f".
Typewritten.

© Ic. July 30, 1910 ; D : 21690 ; Gus London,
Minneapolis. 17183

Governor (The) of Guam; comic opera in 2 acts,
book by T. D. Beasley, music by Alexander
Brymner Swan. [2], 55 p. f°. Typewritten.
[Libretto only]

© Ic. Nov. 4, 1912 ; D : 31308 ; Thomas Dykes
Beasley, Alameda, Cal. 17184

844

17185

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

17203

Governor (The) of La Guayra; an entirely
original comic opera in 3 acts, by S. M.
Brenner.

© S. M. Brenner, Baltimore; 1899:84068,
Dec. 28. 17185

Governor (The) of Midway; a musical comedy
in 3 acts, by J. K. Bangs and R. C. Penfield.

© John Kendrick Bangs and Roderic C.
Penfield, New York ; D : 3415, May 11, 1903.

17186

Governor (The) of Palawan; play in 3 acts, by
S. M. Cady. 41 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 10, 1914; D: 37520; Schuyler
M. Cady, Summit, N. J. 17186a

Governor (The) of Seville; a play in 3 acts, by
George G. HoUister and G. W. Pound.

© George W. Pound, New York ; D : 12266,
Jan. 28, 1908. 17187

Governor (The) of Walleroo; a comic opera in
2 acts, by A. Frank. 35 numb. 1. 8°. Printed.
[Libretto only]

© Alfred Frank, St. Louis ; D : 13223, June
22, 1908 ; 2c. July 3, 1908. 17188

Governor (The) pro tern; comedy-drama in 1
act, by Burt Weston and Eunice Raymond.
9 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 18, 1911 ; D : 23124 ; Weston and
Raymond, Chicago. 17189

operatic comedy in 3 acts, by D. Kohn and

B. Harris. 30 p. f°. Typewritten. [Libretto
only]

© Ic. Sept. 8, 1911 ; D : 25163 ; David Kohn
and Benjamin Harris, Newark, N. J, 17190

Governor (The), the girl and the wise guy.
See White (The) hat.

Governor's (The) boss; drama in 4 acts, by J. S.
Barcus. 109 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 27, 1913; D: 34255; James S.
Barcus, New York. 17191

Same. 118 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 24, 1913; D: 35429; James S.
Barcus, New York. 17192

drama in 3 acts, by J. S. Barcus. 133 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 19, 1914; D: 37361; James S.
Barcus, New York. 17192a

political drama in 4 acts, by R. M. Mur-

dock. 78 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 10, 1914 ; D : 37525 ; Russell Mur-
dock, Denver. 17192b

Governor's (The) cruise; a comic opera in 3
acts, book and lyrics by Maurice Switzer,
music by S. William Brady. 54 p. 4°. Type-
written. [Libretto only]

© Leo Feist, New York; D: 13669, Aug. 27,
1908; 2c. Aug. 27, 1908. 17193

Governor's (The) daughter; a drama in 5 acts,
by T. B. Ford. 48 p. 8°. Printed.

© Thos. B. Ford, Frankfort, Ky. ; 1895:
44500, Aug. 31 ; 2c. Dec. IS. 17194

See also Lady Geraldine.

Governor's (The) dilemma; a comedy drama
in 3 acts, by C. A. Williams.

© Chas. Alf. Williams, Cincinnati; 1898:
17568, Mar. 15. 17195

a society drama, illustrating the conflict be-

tween mercy and ambition >[by] Robert C. V.
Meyers.

© Lyceum pub. co., Philadelphia; 1899:
34735, May 23 ; 2c. May 24. 17196

Governor's (The) guardian; a comedy in 3 acts,
by F. Tibbetts. Columbus, O., Tibbetts press.
Board of trade, 1905. 61 p. 12°.

© Frederick Tibbetts, Columbus, O. ; D:
6901, July 3, 1905; 2c. July 3, 190.5. 17197

Governor's (The) husband; play in 3 acts, by
J. Hall, jr. [2], 101 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 25, 1913 ; D : 34236 ; John Hall,
jr., Tucson, Ariz. 17198

Governor's (The) lady; play in 3 acts and
epilogue, by Alice Bradley. 120 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Feb. 16, 1915 ; D : 42687 ; David Be-
lasco, New York. 17198a

Governor's (The) pardon; a melodrama in 5
acts, by B. Devereux and J. C. Ver Planck.

© Bohun Devereux and J. Campbell Ver
Planck, Marshfield, Mass. ; 1882 : 7858, IMav
15. 17199

Governor's (The) prerogative; a political play
in 4 acts, by W. R. Randall. 80 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© William R. Randall, Rochester, N. Y. ;
D : 11619, Oct. 29, 1907 ; 2c. Dec. 13, 1907.

17200

Governor's (The) son; by G. Cohan. Type-
written.

© George M. Cohan, New York; 1900 A:
5961, Mar. 5; 2c. Mar. 19. 17201

Governor's (The) staff; a musical comedy, by
W. E. Dampier and Claude Madden. 72 p.
4°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Arthur Bergh, St. Paul
25, 1903; 2c. Apr. 25, 1903.

D

3340. Apr.
17202

Governor's (The) ward; a
by E. Plumb. 64 p. 4°.
© Ic. Aug. 17, 1909;
Plumb, Cleveland, O.

comedy in 4 acts.
Typewritten.

D : 16572 ; Eugene
17203

845

^7204

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

17219

Governor's (The) wife; by C. Hill. 11 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Christine Hill, Minneapolis ; D : 13126,
June 4, 190S; Ic. June 6, 190S ; Ic. June 22,
1908. 17204

[1],

Grace Milton; drama in 4 acts, by W. Orion.
59 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 24, 1911; D : 24762 ; Walter

Orion, Spokane, Wash. 17212

comedy drama, by John T. Doyle.

27 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 17, 1915; D: 42280; Marion Wil-
lard Doyle, Allston, Mass. 17204a

a comedy drama in 5 acts, by G. E. Russell.

73 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© George E. Russell, Newark, N. J. ; D :
309, Apr. 4, 1901 ; 2c. Apr. 4, 1901. 17205

Gown (The) of madame; a comedietta in 1 act,
))y L. F. Peaster. 27 p. 8°. Typewritten.

© Lydia F. Peaster, New York ; D : 13661,
Aug. 26, 1908 ; 2c. Aug. 26, 1908. 17206

Gown (The) of many dreams; dramatic mono-
logue, by E. Barrlngton. [3], 11 p. 16°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 24, 1913 ; D : 35561 ; Ethel Bar-
rington, Phialdelphia. 17207

Goya (La); drama en un pr61ogo, un acto y un

epilogo, original de P. Mata. Madrid. [Socie-

dad de autores espafioles] 1910. 50 p. 12°.

© Sept. 6, 1910; 2c. Sept. 7, 1910; D:

21979 ; Pedro Mata, Madrid. 17208

Goya in the cupola. See Pilgrim (The) kings.

Goyescas; or, The rival lovers, opera in 3
tableaux, book by Fernando Periquet, music
by Enrique Granados, English version by
James Weldon Johnson. New York, G. Schir-
mer [1915] 42 p. 8°. (G. Schirmer's col-
lection of opera-librettos)

© Dec. 10, 1915; 2c. Dec. 15, 1915; D:
42506; G. Schirmer, New York. 17208a

Grabbe and Runne; farce in 3 acts, by P. Gib-
son. 87 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 25, 1913 ; D : 32419 ; Preston Gib-
son, Washington. 17209

Grace Arlington, the rightful heiress; an
American (h-ama in 4 acts, by J. W. O'Keeffe
and J. B. Healy. Baltimore, Price-Current job
printing house, 1886. 56 p. 12°.

© James William O'Keeffe and James
Beauregard Healy, Baltimore ; 1886 : 11305,
May 13; 2c. June 23. 17210

Grace Darling; or. The heroine of the light-
house, an original drama in a prologue and
4 acts, by W. H. Rightmire.

© William H. Rightmire, New York ; 1877 :
8220, July 11. 17211

Grace of man.
Grace of soul.

See Thuma Zithra.
See Thuma Zithra.

Grace Mary. See Theatre of ideas.

Gracia; play in 3 acts, by N. A. Tefft and Luther
• B. Anthony. 65 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 21, 1911; D: 25545; Nathan A.
Teft't, Bangor, Me. 17213

Gracia y justicia; exposicion c6mico-lfrico-bail-
able en un pr61ogo, un auto de . . . buena fe y
3 cuadros, en verso y prosa, original de M.
Mihura y R. Gonzalez, mCisica del maestro
Manuel Penella. Madrid [Sociedad de au-
tores espafioles] 1910. 50 p. 12°. [Libretto
only]

© May 23, 1910; 2c. May 24, 1910; D:
21158; Miguel Mihura y Ricardo Gonzalez,
Madrid. 17214

Graduate (A) crook; a comedy drama in 1 act,

by John T. Doyle. 20 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 14, 1914; D : 38811 ; Marion

Willard Doyle, Allston, Mass. 17214a

Graduate (A) of Yale; a farcical sketch in 1
act, by F. C. Y''oung.

© Frank C. Young, Evansville, Ind. ; 1899 :
10541, Feb. 4. 17215

Graduated; sketch in 1 act, by Chester S. War-
ner and F. R. Angevine. [1], 8 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Aug. 17, 1912; D : 30562 ; Fred. R.
Angevine, Missoula, Mont. 17216

Graduate's (The) choice; commencement playlet
in 1 act, by Edith F. A. U. Painton. Chicago,
T. S. Denison & co. [1914] 20 p. 12°. (On
cover: Amateur series)

© Sept. 29, 1914; 2c. Oct. 2, 1914; D:
38383; Eben H. Norris, Chicago. 17216a

Graduation day at Wood Hill school; farcical
school entertainment in 2 scenes, by Ward
Macauley. Philadelphia, Penn publishing co.,
1909. 34 p. 16°.

© Oct. 21, 1909; 2c. Nov. 19, 1909; D:
17446; Penn pub. co., Philadelphia. 17217

Grady the grafter; by J. M. Irwin. 14 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Jolm M. Irwin, Chicago ; D : 16184, June
28, 1909; 2c. June 28, 1909. 17218

Grady's man; play in 4 acts, by Charles
Vayre, E. Garnier and C. A. de lAma, adapta-
tion from tlie French play entitled La Sape.
69 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Charles A. de Lima, New York; D:
12840, Apr. 25, 1908; 2c. Apr. 2.5, 1908. 17219

846

17220

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

17236

Graeco-Turkish. war; or, The cross and the
crescent.

© Henry J. Pain, New York ; 1877 : 36919,
Jnne 22. 17220

Griifin Fifi; operette in 3 akten, nach dem
franzosischen von E. de Najac, A. Henne-
qnin und A. Millaud, von Oskar Friedmann
und Ludwig Herzer, musik von Albert Chan-
trier. Textbuch der gesiinge. Berlin u.
Miinchen, Drei masken-verlag, g. m. b. h.,
1913. 62 p. 16°. [Libretto only]

© Sept. 1, 1913 ; 2c. Mar. 4, 1914 : D : 36233 ;
Drei raasken verlag, g. m. b. h., Mnnioh.

17220a

von Oscar Friedmann nnd Lndwig

Herzer, musik von Albert Chantrier. Regie-
buch, Miinchen, Drei masken verlag, g. m.
b. h., 1913. 236 p. diagrs. & illus. 8°.

© Ic. June 1, 1914 ; D : 37177 ; Drei masken
verlag, g. m. b. h., Munich. 17220b

Graf d'Orsays letzte tat; eine romantische
komodie in 3 aufziigen, von Georg Enders.
Berlin-Charlottenburg, Biihnen-verlag Anstalt
fiir auffuhrungsrecht, g. m. b. h., 1914. 127 p.
12°.

© Ic. Apr. 30, 1914 ; D : 36874 ; Anstalt fiir
auffiihrungsrecht dramatischer werke d.
literatur u. musik, g. m. b. h., Charlottenburg,
Germany. 17220c

Graf Esterhazy u. seine opfer; oder, Zu leben-
digem tode verurtheilt, sensations-drama in
5 akten, und 16 bildern, nach vorhandenem
stoffe, bearbeitet von J. Wormser.

© Jean Wormser, Chicago ; 1899 : 7538, Jan.

23. 17221

Graf Pepi; ein lustspiel aus dem jahre 1866 in
3 akten, von Robert Saudek und Alfred Halm.
Berlin, Ahn & Simrock, 1912. 49 p. 8°.

© Ic. Nov. 30, 1912; D: 31496; Biihnen-
verlag Ahn & Simrock, g. m. b. h., Berlin.

17222

Graf (Der) von Charolais; trauerspiel, von
Richard Beer-Hofmann. Berlin, S. Fischer,
1905 [1904] 265, [1] p. 12°.

© S. Fischer verlag, Berlin ; C : 83655, Dec.
8, 1904; 2c. Dec. 8, 1904. 17223

Graf (Der) von Gleichen; ein scliauspiel, von
Wilhelra Schmidtbonn.

© res. under act of Mar. 3, 1905, by Egon
Fleischel & co., Berlin ; i-es. no. 1850 ; Ic. June

24, 1908. 17224

Graft; comedy in 4 acts, by F. INI. Franklin.
101 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 13, 1913; D: 35337; Frank M.
Franklin, New York. 17225

Graft — Continued.

by Harold Brighouse. New York, S.

French; London, S. French, ltd., 1913. 91 p.
12°

© Feb. 20, 1913; 2c. Feb. 24, 1913; D:
32401 ; Samuel French, ltd., London. 17226

■drama in 4 acts, by W. Munsell. 117 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 2, 1911 ; D : 23254 ; Warren IMun-
sell, Des Moines, la. 17227

•an incident of the Jersey plains, by I..

Lonergan. 17 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Lester Lonergan, New York ; D : 14020,
Oct. 9, 1908; 2c. Oct. 5, 190S. 17228

1 act sketch, by W. II. Wales. 15 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. June 19, 1911; D: 24518; Warner
Harding Wales, Chicago. 17229

a play in 4 acts, by L. Brewer. 86 p. 4'^.

Typewritten.

© Laytou Brewer, Montclair, N. J. ; D :
7281, Sept. 5, 1905 ; 2c. Aug. 30, 1905. 17230

■ playlette founded on fact, by W. Montague.

8 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 24, 1914; D: 38904; Walter
Montague, San Francisco. 17230a

political episode in 1 act, by Harry L. New-

ton. Chicago, T. S. Denison & co. [1913]
15 p. 12°. ( [Half hour dramas] )

© Dec. 17, 1913; 2c. Dec. 20, 1913; D:
35401; Eben H. Norris, Chicago. 17231

or. The victim and the vulture, sketch, by

J. B. McKeon. [1], 12 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 21, 1914; D:38S04; James B.

McKeon, Oakland, Cal. 17231a

Grafter (The); by W\ Kumpf.

© William Kumpf, La Salle, Ilk ; D : 1776,
Apr. 23, 1902. 17232

play in 1 act, by J. C. Carroll. [1], 13 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 16. 1913; D : 33238 ; James C.
Carroll, Chicago. 17233

■by L. de Cordova and William Hamil-

ton Cline. 22 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Leander de Cordova, New York ; D :
16060, June 12, 1909 ; 2c. June 12, 1909. 17234

— play in 3 acts, by H. L. Rockwell. [1],
48 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 1, 1912 ; D : 29256 ; H. L. Rock-
well, Chicago. 17235

a serio-comic 1 act play of American poli-

tics, by W. Arey and E. Carr. 12 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Wayne Arey and Ernest Carr, New
York ; D : 13162, June 11, 1908 ; 2c. June 11.
1908. 17236

847

17237

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

17251

Grafters; by Nikolas V. Gogol, tr. by Max S.
Mandell, with an introduction by William
Lyon Phelps.

© Yale university dramatic assn., New
Haven; D: 12457, Feb. 29, 1908. 17237

book for a comic opera, by J. N. Edwards

and W. V. Brumby. 53 p. f°. Typewritten.
[Libretto only]

<£) John N. Edwards and William V. Brum-
by, St. Louis; D:7116, Aug. 15, 1905; 2c.

Aug. 2, 1905.

17238

— 1 act play, by P. Boswoll. 12 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Sept. 24, 1910 ; D : 22135 ; Peyton Bos-
well, Chicago. 17239

play in 1 act, by E. L. Sheldon. [2], 18 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 29, 1913; D: 34576; Eugene
Lloyd Sheldon, New York. 17240

or, Red headed John, comedy in 3 acts,

by G. L. Pollock. 70 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Gabriel L. Pollock, Chicago; D:6000,
.Tan. 3, 1905; 2c. Jan. 3, 1905. 17241

Grafter's (The) awakening; original melodrama
in 4 acts, by T. A. Campbell. 83 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Mar. 19, 1913 ; D : 32716 ; Thomas A.
Campbell, New York. 17242

Grafter's (A) mother; sketch in 1 act, by V.
Brooks. 9 p. f°. "Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 29, 1911; D: 23773. Virginia
Brooks, Hammond, Ind. 17243

Graham's defeat; by H. F. Noake.

© Harrison Francis Noake, Oak Park, 111. ;
D:9408, Nov. 9, 1906. 17244

Graham.'s valet; a protean playlet in 2 scenes,
by C. C. Burnison and K. Taylor. 6 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. May 20, 1910 ; D : 21104 ; C. Clayton
Burnison and Kathleen Taylor, Mineral
Wells, Tex. 17245

Grain (A) of dust; a play in 4 acts founded on
the novel of David Graham Phillips, by Louis
Even Shipman. 117 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 18, 1912; D : 29063 ; James K.
Hackett, New York. 17246

Gramm (Ein) radium; komodie nach einer
novelle A. H. Herings, von Rudolf Eger. Ber-
lin, F. Bloch erben, 1912. 31 p. 8°.

© Ic. Aug. 21, 1912 ; D : 30585 ; Felix Bloch
erben, Berlin. 17247

Grammaire (La); comedie en 1 acte, par Eu-
gene Labiche, ed. with introduction and
notes, by H. S. Piatt. Boston, Ginn & com-
pany, 1899. V, 62 p. 12°.

© Herman S. Piatt, Urbana, 111.; 1899:
34110, May 22; 2c. June 3. 17248

Grammaire (La) — Continued.

with English notes, by Scheie

De Vere. New York, W. R. Jenkins; Boston,
C. Schoenhof, 1888. 54 p. 12°. ([Theatre
contemporain, no. 3] )

© William R. Jenkins, New York; 1888:
5104, Feb. 16; 2c. Mar. 30. 17249

Grammar; comedy in 1 act, by Labiche, tr. bv
. Barrett H. Clark. New York, S. French ; Lon-
don, S. French, ltd. [1915] 25 p. 12°. ([The
world's best plays, by celebrated European
authors, B. H. Clark, general ed.])

© Sept. 2, 1915; 2c. Sept. 8, 1915; D:
41707; Samuel French, New York. 17249a

Grammar school fun. See Short plays for
small players.

Gran (El) Carracedo; ocurrencia c6mica en 1
acto microscopico, en prosa, original de J.
Romeo. Madrid [Sociedad de autores espa-
noles] 191L 19 p. 12°.

© Aug. 21, 1911; 2c. Aug. 22, 1911; D:
2.5022; Jos6 Romeo, Madrid. 17250

Gran (El) democrata; zarzuela comica en 1
acto, dividido en 4 cuadros, en prosa, original
de A. Estremera, mtisica de los maestros Ri-
bas y Ruiz de Arana. ISIadrid [Sociedad de
autores espaiioles] 1914. 44 p. 12°. [Li-
bretto only]

© Mar. 28, 1914; Ic. Mar. 30, 1914; D:
36545; Antonio Estremera, Madrid. 17250a

Gran (El) embustero; zarzuela comica en 1
acto y en prosa por M. Fernandez de la Puen-
te, mtisica del maestro Pablo Luna. Madrid
[Sociedad de autores espanoles] 1908. 38 p.
12°. [Libretto only]

© Manual Fernandez de la Puenta, Mad-
rid; D: 13853, Sept. 21, 1908; 2c. Sept. 21,
1908. 17251

Gran (El) Galeoto; drama en 3 actos y en
verso, precedido de un diftlogo en prosa por
Jose Echegaray, ed. with introduction, notes
and vocabulary by Aurelio M. Espinosa . . .
Boston, C, A. Koehler & co., 1903. xix p., 2 1.,
243 p. front, (port.) 16°.

© George Reuschel, Boston ; A : 69385,
Sept. 19, 1903; 2c. Jan. 13, 1904. 17251a

See also World (The) and his wife.

Gran (El) simpatico; zarzuela comico-extrava-
gante en 1 acto, dividido en 3 cuadros, en
prosa original de R. Gonzalez del Toro, mti-
sica del maestro Amadeo Vives. Madrid
[Sociedad de autores espanoles] 1913. 42 p.
12°. [Libretto only]

© Mar. 28, 1914; Ic. Mar. 30, 1914; D:
36549; Ricardo Gonzalez del Tor'^, Madrid.

17251b

848

17251

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

17267

Gran (El) simulacro; zarzuela coraica, en 1
acto y 3 cuadros, de Luis Linares Becerra y
Javier de Burgos, mQsica del maestro Geroni-
mo Gimgnez. Madrid [Sociedad de autores
espaiioles] 1914. 51 p. 12°, [Libretto only]
© Sept. 17, 1914; Ic. Sept. 21, 1914; D:
38183 ; L. Linares Becerra y Javier de Bur-
gos, Madrid. 17251c

Granada; a drama in 4 acts, by G. R. Morse.
104 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© George R. Morse, New York; 1894:
54998, Nov. 24; Ic. Oct. 28, 1895. 17252

Grand and historical production of the dis-
covery and growth of the United States of
America; by H. E. Ragan. 7 p. t°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Mar. 80, 1910 ;i D: 20639; H. E.
Ragan, Chicago. 17253

Grand (The) army man; play in 4 acts, by D.
Belasco, Marion Phelps and Pauline Short.
139 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 16, 1915; D: 42692; David Be-
lasco, New York. 17253a

Grand (A) army woman; by C. H. Brady. 20 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Catherine Helen Brady, Denver ; D :
16103, June 21, 1909; 2c. June 21, 1909.

17254

Grand (The) baby show; an entertainment for
little folks, originally written and produced
by the Sisters of Mercy, Meriden, Conn.
Boston, W. H. Baker & co., 1896. 8 p. 12°.
([Baker's novelties])

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston; 1896:
8983, Feb. 7 ; 2c. Mar. 30. 17255

Grand bazar parisien; comedie en 1 acte pour
jeunes filles, par ]Marie J. Bois. New York,
W. R. Jenkins company [1914] 28 p. 12°.
([Theatre pour la jeunesse, no. 19])

© Sept. 28, 1914; 2c. Oct. 21, 1914; D:
38637; \Vm. R. Jenkins co., New York.

17255a
Grand (Un) bourgeois; piece en 3 actes, par
E. Fabre. {In La petite illustration, no. 55;
serie-theatre, no. 34, 21 mars l'.ii4)

© Mar. 21, 1914; Ic. Apr. 16, 1914: D:
36722; Emile Fabre, Paris. 17255b

Grand (The) bull fight; a realistic and ro-
mantic play in 4 acts, by E. Adams.

© Evelyn Adams, New York ; 1893 : 1013.
Jan. 5. 17256

Grand (The) centennial; oi% One hundred years
of American history, ending with union and
harmony of all nations, a national dramatic
spectacle in 4 acts, preceded by a prologue, by
J. Pilgrim.

© James Pilgrim, United States; 1875:
7146, July 9. 17257

Grand (The) chance; American drama in 3 acts,
by C. Henry [i. e., Catherine Henry West]
114 p. f. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 11, 1911; D: 24913; Catherine
Henry, New Rockford, N. D. 17258

-play in 1 act, by Catherine Henry [i. e.,

Catherine Henry West] 16 p. f°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Oct. 5, 1910 ; D : 22223 ; Eugene West,
New York. 17259

Grand (La) collera; opera in 9 atti, di D. Vani-
netti. 46 p. 8°. Ms. [Lijbretto only]

© Ic. Oct. 12, 1912 ; D : 31217 ; Daniele Vani-
netti, % Muldoon, Purchase, N. Y. 17260

Grand cross of St. Vladimir; or, The iron
order of the czar, romantic play in 4 acts,
by E. Felln6r.

© Eugene Fellner, Boston ; D : 5335. Julv
25, 1904. 17261

Grand-daughter (A) of Eve; comedy in 1 act,
by Charles Saxby [pseud, of H. E. Twose]
20 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 16, 1913; D: 33809; Henry E.
Twose, Los Angeles. 17262

Grand (The) duchess; opera bouffe in 3 acts,
music by Jacques Offenbach, English tr. and
adaptation by Charles L, Kenney and Edgar
Smith.

© Rudolph Aronson, New York; 1890:
6426, Feb. 24. 17263

Grand duchess ballet; in several compositions,
invented and arr. by B. Kiralfy.

© Bolossy Kiralfy, New York ; 1887 : 2675,
Feb. 3. 17264

Grand (The) duchess of Gerolstein; comic
opera in 3 acts, music by Offenbach, the
French book by Meilhac & Halevy, English
lyrics by Arthur Ropes, English dialogue by
Charles H. E. Brookfield. New ed. London,
Boosey & co.

© Boosey & co., London ; 1897 : 67580, Dec.
6; 2c. Dec. 6. 17265

• See also Eegolstein.

Grand (The) hotel reception; a 2 act comedy
by R. Harris Matthews and R. T. Mosby Mon-
tague. 11 numb. 1. 8°. Printed.

© Robert Harris Matthews and Robert
Trigg Mosby Montague, Christiansburg, Va. ;
D: 12571, Mar. IS, 1908; 2c. Mar. 25, 1908.

17266

Grand (The) infanta; an operatic, pantomimic

and hippodramatic public entertainment.

© Brooks, Dickson and McGeachy, Indian-
apolis ; 1880 : 18109, Nov. 29. 17267

Grand (Le) inquisiteur. See Grand (The) in-
quisitor.

5379—16-

54

849

17268

DBAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

17289

Grand (The) inquisitor (Le grand inquisi-
teur); a historical drama in 0 acts and 7 tal:)-
Icaux, by Francis Dc Saint Lary.

© Francois Mons and Louis Natlial, New
Yorlc ; 1886 : 19932, Sept. 3. 17268

Grand (The) lama; comic opera in 2 acts, li-
bretto by R. D. Ware, music by D. K. Stevens.
© Richard D. Ware, Boston ; D : 5459,
Aug. 18, 1904. 17269

Grand (Le) match; piece en 1 acte, par Andr6
Lerov et Paul Cartoux. Paris, C. Joubert,
1912. 23 p. S°.

© Dec. 28, 1912; 2c. Jan. 21, 1913; D:
3202G; Joubert, Paris. 17270

Grand mistake; a comedy sketch in 1 act, by
B. Gerard.

© Barney Gerber, New York; 1898:41696,
July 12; 2c. July 12; 2c. rev. ed. Dec. 2.

17271
Grand mogul; by W. B. Watson.

© W. B. Watson, New Yui'k ; D : 9412, Nov.
9, 1906. 17272

■a comedy in 3 acts, by K. 3. DeG. Tomp-

kins, under the name George Gladwyn Gale.
© Edward Staats De Grote Tompkins,
Kinderhook, N. Y. ; 1891:14126, Apr. 18.

17273

comic opera in 3 acts, book and lyrics by

Frank Pixley, music by Gustav Luders. 115 p.
4°. Typewritten [Libretto only]

© M. Witmark & sons, New York ; D : 9362,
Nov. 1, 1906; 2c. Oct. 30, 1906. 17274

Grand Nazar; or. The poet prince of Shali-
mar, comic opera in 3 acts, libretto by G. L.
Hutchin, music by Francis ^V. Richter. 44 p.
4°. Typev^'ritteu. [Libretto only]

© George L. Hutchin, Portland. Or.; D:
5932, Dec. 5, 1904 ; 2c. Nov. 22, 1904. 17275

Grand (The) old flag; military comedy drama
in 4 acts, by F. Hunt. [1], 31 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Apr. 17, 1914; D: 37218; Franklin
Hunt, Chicago. 17275a

Grand old time fiddlers' contest; a musical
burlesque, by J. L. l*eters and K. M. Hull.

© J. Lewis Peters and Edwin M. Hull, Ca-
yuga, Ind. ; 1899:33994, May 20. 17276

Grand opera by wire; play in 1 act, Frederic
Hatton. [2], 8 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© le. Mar. 2, 1914; D : 3G207 ; J. Riley
Gardner, Chicago. 17276a

Grand (The) parada; an operatic melange of
songs, dances, dialogue, marches and stage-
pictures with musical arrangement, by C. F.
Paine.

© G. W. Eddy, Hoosick Fall.s. N. Y. ; 1895:
9602, Feb. 15. 17277

Grand spectacular production of the new
world; arr. by F. L. Clendenen.

© F. lieslie Clendenen, Davenport, la. ;
1898; 17942, Mar. 16; Ic. Aug. 31, 1906.

17278

Grand (The) tour; or, Americaas abroad,
comedy, oddity, farcical and musical, in 3
acts, by George De Valois.

© Mary C. Walsh, United States; 1880:
11154, July 20. 17279

Grand (The) vizier; comic opera in 2 acts, by
M. L. Lake. 42 p. f". Typewritten.

© Ic. June 2, 1911 ; D : 24386 ; Meyhew Les-
ter Lake, New York. 17280

a libretto in 2 acts, by E. Smith. Type-
written.

© Edgar Smith, United States ; 1895 : 4930.
Jan. lt);^2c. Feb. 4. 17281

Grand (A) wind-up; a dramatic playlet, by J.
Brandon Walsh. 15 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Nick Santoro, Chicago ; D : 15173, Feb.
25, 1909 ; 2c. Feb. 27, 1909. 17282

a dramatic playlet in 1 scene, by J. Bran-
don Walsh. [2], 10 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 27, 1909; D: 16647; Nick San-
toro, Chicago. 17283

Grande (La) famille; pi6ce en 6 actes, par
Arquilliere, [Paris, Impr. *de I'lllustration]
1905. 2 p. 1., 94 p. 12°.

© Arquilliere, Paris ; D : 7753, Dec. 23, 1905 ;
2c. Dec. 23, 1905. 17284

Grande (La) semaine; comedie en 3 actes, par
P. d'lvoi [pseud, of Paul Charles Philippe
Eric Deleutre] 115 p. 4°. Typewritten.

® Ic. Jan. 12, 1912 ; D : 28288 ; Paul d'lvoi.
Paris. 17285

Grande (La) vie. See High life.

Grandes (Les) manoeuvres; piece en 3 actes, de
Gaston Marot. Paris, Librairie Moliere, 1903.
191 p. 12°

© F. Demoly, Paris ; D : 3552, June 8, 1903 ;
2c. July 6, 1903. 17286

Grandest (The) pagan of them all; by A. Van

Vredenburgh.

© Anna Van Vredenburgh, Hot Springs,
Ark. ; I) : 6785, July 7, 1905. 17287

Grandfather (The); drama in 5 acts, by Perez
Galdos, tr. from the Spanish by E. Wallace.
{In Poet lore, May-June, 1910)

© June 13, 1910; 2c. .Tune 15, 1910; D:
21341 ; Elizabeth Wallace, Chicago. 17288

Grandfather's birthday; a new antique in 2
iiarts, I)y.I. C. G. Reynolds.

© Icie C. G. Reynolds, New Brunswick.
N. J. ; 1897 : 51379, Sept. 14. 17289

850

17{JdO

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

17310

Grandfather's clock; an American comedy
drama, in 3 acts, by A. McKee Rankin.

© Charles Cowles, New York ; 1893 : 24686,
May 22. 17290

4 act domestic comedy-drama, by W. C.

Cowper.

© Will C. Cowper, New York ; ISSS : 22453,
Aug. 4. 17291 ,

play in 3 acts, by E. Panchen. 116 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 25, 1912; D: 28440; Elizabeth
Panchen, Atlanta. 17292

Grandma's money; 1 act vaudeville, by E. Ben-
ton.

© Edward Benton, Brooklyn; 1900 A:
15828, June 26. 17293

Grandma's picture; idyl in 14 scenes, by Andor
Garvay, authorized translation from the Hun-
garian by Antal Nandory [pseud, of Feri Felix
Weiss] [2], 31 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 29, 1913 ; D : 34277 ; Armin Szat-
milry, Boston. 17294

Grandmother (The); or. Marriage, a comedy in
3 acts, by L. H. Hooper.

© Lucy H. Hooper, United States; 1874:
11050, Aug. 26. 17295

Grandmother Fiddlesticks; a college farce com-
edy skit in 1 act, by W. Pyre. 12 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 23, 1909 ; D : 16606 ; Walton
Pyre, Milwaukee. 17296

Grandmother Gloom; a comedv monologue, by
L. B. Griffin.

© Lucia B. Griffin, New York ; 1899 : 34948,
May 24. 17297

Grandmother Hildebrand's legacy; or, Mae
Blossom's reward, a drama in 5 acts, by C. A.
Lamson. Clyde, O., Ames' publishing co., 1892.
25 p. 12°. ([Ames' series of standard and
minor drama, no. 300] )

© Ames pub. co., Clyde, O., 1892:11750,
Mar. 17 ; 2c. Mar. 30. 17298

Grandmother's money; a musical comedy drama
in 5 acts, by B. C. Akin.

© Blanche Clifton Akin, Templeton, Cal. ;
1889:3122.5, Oct. 15. 17299

Grandmother's story of the great Civil War;
drama in 4 chapters, prologue and epilogue,
by D. Potter. 95 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 24, 1914; D : 37392 ; Dorothy
Potter. Seattle. 17299a

Grandpa; a farce-comedy in 1 act, by S. Decatur
Smith, Jr. Philadelphia, The Penn pub. co.,
1900. 15 ]). 12°.

© Penu pub. co., Philadelphia; 1900 A:

17370, July 14; 2c. JiUy 14.

17300

851

Grandpa and the boys; a sketch, by E. W.
Fifield. [2], 4 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 29, 1912 ; D : 30139 ; Effie Wood-
ward Fifield, Minneapolis. 17301

Grandpa and the country cousins; play in 1

act, by N. J. Roller. 11 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 18, 1912 ; D : 29070 ; Nannie J.

Roller, St. Louis. 17302

Grandpa's baby; sketch in 3 scenes, by E. L.

Didier. 20 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 19, 1911; D: 23131; Eugene L.
Didier, Baltimore. 17303

Grandpa's birthday; by V. Pendleton.

© Virginia Pendleton, Chicago ; 1892 : 40141.
Oct. 3. 17304

Grandpa's foxy boys in school; by C. Crawford.
14 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Clifton Crawford. New York ; D : 1932,
May 24, 1902 ; Ic. May 10, 1902. 17305

Grandpa's meadow; a comedy drama in 4 acts,
by C. F. Ryan. 24 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Charles F. Ryan, Turners Falls, Mass. ;
D : 2673, Dec. 3, 1902 ; 2c. Dec. 3, 1902. 17306

Grandpa's reception; a rural comedy in 4 acts,
by E. F. Kreyer.

© Edmund F. Kreyer, Chicago ; D : 1779,
Apr. 24, 1902. 17307

Grands (Les); comedie en 4 actes, par P. Veber
& S. Basset. [Paris, Impr. de I'lllustration]
1909. 2 p. 1., 90 p. 8°.

© Pierre Veber & Serge Basset, Paris; D:
15100, Feb. 17, 1909 ; Ic. Feb. 17, 1909. 17308
Grandsire Pinkham's singin skewl; 7 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Harry Elmer Pinkham, Lvnn, -Mass. ; D :
4151, Oct. 27, 1903; Ic. (incomplete) Oct. 20,
1903. 17309

Gran'father Coquesne; by Cosmo Hamilton. 19
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© C. Aubrey Smith, London ; D : 8647, June
6, 1906 ; 2c. June 6, 1906. 17310

Grange one-act plays, no. 2. New & rev. ed.

Chatham, N. Y., 1915. 32 p. 8°.

Contents : Wanted, a wife. — Troubles of
a housekeeper. — The Rosedale sewing circle,
by Arlo Bates. — Ladies of the jury, by Eva
C. Bryant. — A letter from home. — Wiggin's
Waterloo. — Maw Moseley's courtin' lamp,
adapted from Emily Hewett Leland. — Mrs.
Elwell's paper, adapted from J. L. Harbour.—
The two brothers, adapted from Anna
Sprague Packard. — The birthday lamp, by
Madeline S. Bridges.

© Oct. 2, 1915; 2c. Oct. 11. 1915 ; aff. Oct.
26, 1915; A: 416093; James Wallace Darrow.
Chatham, N. Y. 17310a

17310

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

17325

Grange plays, no. 1. See One-act plays; coiiip.
by J. W. Darrow.

by Alice Marie Donley. Chatham, N. Y.,

,T. W. Darrow, 1915. 24 p. 16 .

Contents : An emergency call.— The spir-
itual boost at Sallytown. — The wrong man. —
Cranberry Corners.

© Aug. 25, 1915 ; 2c. and aff. Aug. 27, 1915 ;
A : 411239 ; James Wallace Darrow, Chatham,
N. Y. 17310b

Grang'ecolman; a domestic drama in 3 acts, by
Edward Martin. Dublin, Maunsel & com-
pany, 1912. 2 p. 1., 47 p. 12°.

© Jan. 25, 1912; 2c. Feb. 15, 1912; D:
29419; Edward Martyn, Co. Galway, Ireland.

17311

Granger (The); or. Caught in his own trap, a
comedy in 3 acts, by David Hill [pseud, of
David W. Hildreth] Boston, W. H. Baker &
CO., 1890. 63 p. 12°. ([Baker's ed. of
plays)

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston; 1890:
35096, Nov. 7; 2c. Feb. 20, 1891. 17312

Grangers (The); or, Patrons of husbandry vs.
monopoly, an original financial play in 9 tab-
leaux, by N. C. Forrester.

© N. C. Forrester, Utica, N. Y. ; 1874 :3999,
Mar. 25. 17313

Granger's (The) daughter; or, Town vs. coun-
try, an original domestic play in 4 acts and
7 tableaux, by N. C. Forrester.

© N. C. Forrester, Utica, N. Y. ; 1874 : 3998,
Mar. 25. 17314

Grania. See Irish folk-history plays.

Granite Hills; a domestic comedy drama in 4
acts, by J. A. Holland.

© John A. Holland, New York ; 1895 : 19777,
Apr. 10. 17315

Granito de sal; humorada llrica en 1 acto, di-
vidido en 3 cuadros, en prosa y verso, original
de J. Capella y J. Gonzalez Pastor, mtisica
del maestro Louis Foglietti. Madrid [Socie-
dad de autores espaiioles] 1908. [1], 33 p.
12°. [Libretto only]

© J[acinto] Capella y J[oaquIn] Gon-
zalez Pastor, Madrid ; D : 13457, July 25, 1908 ;
2c. July 25, 1908. 17316

Grannie's picture; a play for children, by L.

Debenham.

© T. H. French, New York; 1899:62629,
Sept. 27 ; 2c. Nov. 17. 17317

Granny Maumee; play in 1 act, by R. Torrence.
20 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 28, 1914 ; D : 36503 ; Ridgely Tor-
rence, Cos Cob, Conn. 17317a

Granny of the hills; home missionary play, by
Belle Brown Clokey. New York, Missionary
education movement of the United States and
Canada [1915] 23 p. 8°.

© Dec. 6, 1915 ; 2c. Dec. 10, 1915 ; D : 42456 ;
Missionary education movement of the United
States and Canada, New York. 17317b

Granny's Juliet; an impression by Herbert
Swears. New York, S. French; London, S.
French, ltd., 1911. 24 p. 12°. [French's act-
ing ed.]

© June 30, 1911 ; 2c. July 1, 1911 ; D : 24614 ;
Samuel French, ltd., London. 17318

Grant before Vicksburg.

© Pain's spectacle co.. New York; 1895:
36522, July 13. 17319

its siege, defense and surrender, compiled

from various sources, by Herbert Wycherley.

© Pain's pyro spectacle co., New York;
1895 : 36693, July 15. 17320

Grant Dawson; play in 3 acts, by G. Macdonald.
[2], 59 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 16, 1912 ; D : 31722 ; George Mac-
donald, Los Angeles. 17321

Granting (The) of Magna Charta; by Adelaide
Grim. Brooklyn, T. J. McEvoy, 1910. 4 p. 4°.
(McP]voy publicatioas, no. .50)

© May 23, 1910; 2c. May 25, 1910; D:

20283; Thomas J. McEvoy, Brooklyn. 17322

Grant's Crater; or. Siege of Petersburg, mili-
tary carnival.

© E. T. Haines and D. J. Dal ton. Cincin-
nati ; 1894 : 39546, Aug. 28. 17323

Grape girl; operette in 3 acts, from the German
of Engel and Landesberg, by James Clarence
Harvey. 126 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 20. 1910; D: 20850; Henry W.
Savage, New York. 17324

Grape juice; farce in 1 act, by E. J. Freund.
Antigo, Wis., Antigo pub. co., 1914. 1 p. 1., 23
p. 16°. (Dramatic plays for young people's
societies )

© Feb. 19, 1914 ; 2c. Feb. 24, 1914 ; D : 36131 ;
Antigo pub. co., Antigo, Wis. 17324a

play in 1 act, by M. Salzman. 24 p. 4".

Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 31, 1915; D: 41606; Maurice
Salzman, Los Angeles. 17324b

Graphteopathy. See Long green.

Grasping an opportunity; a 1 act play, by
W. M. Cressy.

© Will M. Cressy, Concord, N. H. ; 1899:
3320, Jan. 7. 17325

852

17325

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

17346

Grass (The) orphan; comedy in 3 acts, by I.
Lowden, after, Five years to find out, novel
by I. A. R. Wylie. 169 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 6, 1915; D : 41218 ; Isabel
Lowden, New York. 17325a

Grass vs. granite. See Test (A) case.

Grass (A) widow; by A. Allen.

© Alfred Allen, Baltimore ; 1890 : 7478, Mar.
5. 17326
a farcical comedy in 3 acts, by C. T. Vin-
cent.

© Charles T. Vincent, New York; 1886:
14237, June 22. 17327

Grass (The) widows club; comedy drama, by
Frank Kennedy.

© George W. Rice and Charles Barton, New
York ; 1897 : 28687, May 10. 17328

Grasshopper (The); a dramatic composition.
© John Stetson, Boston ; 1879 : 4081, Mar.
28. 17329

1 act sketch, by W. M. Snail and H. K.

Tootle. 5 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 26, 1912 ; D : 28451 ; William M.
Snail and Harry King Tootle, St. Louis.

17330

Gratitude; dramatic episode, by G. Mann. [2],
18 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 12, 1912; D: 30246; Gustav
Mann, San Francisco. 17331

play in 4 acts, by A. Marix. 138 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 11, 1913; D : 34981 ; A. Marix,
New York. 17332

Gratitude (The) of Carthage; a historical play
in 5 acts, by A. Justus. 41 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Antonia Justus, Jersey City ; D : 14903,
Jan. 26, 1909 ; 2c. Jan. 26, 1909. 17333

Graustark; a dramatic adaptation in 5 acts, by
G. Hayward.

© Grace Hayward, Mt. Carmel, 111. ; D :
1537, Mar. 10, 1902. 17334

— or. Love behind a throne, dramatized by
G. H. Gatts. [2], 62 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 24, 1912 ; D : 28829 ; Grace Hay-
ward Gatts, Oak Park, 111. 17335

or, The story of a love behind a throne,

a play in ^ acts, dramatized by George D.
Baker from George Barr McCutcheon's novel
of the same name. 59 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 15, 1910 ; D : 21799 ; Herbert S.
Stone & CO., New York. 17336

— Same. 102 p. f °. Typewritten.

© Richard Ferris, Los Angeles ; D : 15711,
Apr. 26, 1909 ; 2c. Apr. 26, 1909. 17337

Grave (The) by the cedars. See Crassus.

Grave-digger (The); play in 1 act, by H. C.
Goddard. [4], 64 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 22, 1911 ; D : 24533 ; Harold C.
Goddard, Swarthmore, Pa. 17338

Grave (The) robbers; a drama in 6 acts, by J.
Teackle.

© John Teackle, Baltimore; 1888:4448,
Feb. 11. 17339

Gravel; 1 act play, by Ola Owen Vorum. 13 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 18, 1912; D: 29316; Mrs. A. H.
Vorum, Chicago. 17340

Graven image; new 4 act modern society-drama,
by J. W. Cutshaw.

© James W. Cutshaw, Chicago ; D : 14838,
Jan. 18, 1909. 17341

play in 3 acts, by A. Metzger and W. A.

Rivers. 98 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 22, 1913 ; D : 33864 ; Adrian Metz-
ger and Walter A. Rivers, San Francisco.

17342

Gray and blue. See Lost cause.

Gray (The) champion; or, True to the flag, a
romantic centennial drama in 3 acts, by F. A.
Durivage.

© Francis A. Durivage, New York; 1876:
3846, Mar. 30. 17343

Gray (The) kitten; 1 act drama, by L. H.
Foster. 10 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 25, 1910 ; D : 21874 ; Lilian Hoyt
Foster, New York. 17344

Gray (The) nun; a musical drama in 4 acts, li-
bretto by N. Du S. Cloward, music by Carl
Busch.

© N. Du Shane Cloward, Kansas City, Mo. ;
1891 : 33811, Sept. 22. 17345

Gray (The) overcoat; play in 1 act, by William
R. Randall. New York, S. French ; London,
S. French, ltd. [1915] 21 p. 12°.

© Aug. 26, 1915; 2c. Aug. 30, 1915; D:
41595 ; Samuel French, New York. 17345 a

See also Grey (The) overcoat.

Gray (The) parrot; [a comedy in 1 act] by
W. W. Jacobs and C. Rock, adapted from
W. W. Jacobs' story of that title. New York,
S. French; London, S. French, ltd., 1908. 19
p. 12°. ([French's international copyrighted
ed. of the works of the best authors, no. 137] )
© W. W. Jacobs and Charles Rock, London ;
D : 12567, Mar. 18, 1908 ; 2c. Apr. 14, 1908.

17346

853

irstr

DHAMATIG COMPOSITIONS

17362

Gray (The) tigers of Smlthvllle; or, tie would
and lie wouldn't, n school cxtnivii^'iiir/ii In 3
aclM, ed, by k. Koth. ridladolphla, fW. F.
K(«ll & CO.] 1S87. RU p. 1(5". (Ainorlcan
school and concjio plays)

(«5 lOdward Itoth, Phihidrlplda ; 1 SS7 : 1 0nCif),
Ai>r. 10; 2c. A]iV. ID. 17347

Gray (The) vs. the blue. Scv Rivals (The)

dray walls; phiy In prohif^iio, .'") acts, and an
('pllo;;ni\ h.v U. I'-ccvlur. KM p. 1°. Typo-
wrlttcn.

(c) ic. Nov. :::{, lUl.^); I ) : 'llliWl ; Koborl
IW'cclu'i-, Nnw York. 17347a

Orft«iella; jiot'^inc roiiiaiUlqno en I ai-l(>s ot .'')
l!ililc;iii\, do llcuri <'!iin el Unoiil « iasljiMihidc,
d'ajji'^s lo ronian (h* lianiaiMiiic, nnislcpic (li>
.Fulos Ma/.cllior. Paris, dalinann l/'vy 1 101:5 1
(\H p. V2". |l,lbn>l(o only I

© Mar. V2, 1J)1:?; Uc. Mar. Ml, IPK?; I>:
;{2«K;{; IkMH'i Cain i>( Uaoiil ({aslaniltido,
Paris. 17348

Greasor (The); dninia in 1 ads, liy Knlph Mor-
;;an and Adolpli lldwards. 7S p. I", Typo-
wrllton.

© Ic. Dec. -J I, l!)ll; I ) : ;5!)120(> ; lJali)h K.
Wnppcrniaini, Vcw York. 17348a

- -play in 1 nd. hv i{. Mor.uan. pJl, IM) p. -r.
'i'yiK'Wrlllt'n.

© If. Dec. 17, 1014; I>: 30120; Kalpli Mor-
KMh, Now YoiU. 17348b

Great (The) adventure; coniody in I ads, by
.\rnold P.tMindl. Ni>w Yoik, (i. 11. Doran com-
pany 110131 14!-. p. 12'.

© Mar. 2r), 1013; 2c. J\lar. 2(5, 1013; D:
327»)2 ; (icor;i«^ 11. l>oran co., New York.

17349

play in 3 ads, by .1. .1. ("wnunln^s. .30 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 31, 1011 ; 1 ) : 2,''>()13 ; .lohn .7. Cuni-
ibinK."^, Dorchester, Mass. 17350

or, Buried alive, play of fancy in I ads,

by A. Uennetl. 121 ]), 4". TypewriU(Mi.

© Ic. Mar. 20, 1012; l>:2021S; Arnold Uen-
nelt, l.ond(ai. 17351

Giretlt air ship sensation; u nu^lodranialic
f.,'llnipse into llie I'ldnre. in I thrills, by S.
Mor.se. 22 p. 4". 'rypewriUen.

(r) Sanniel Mor.se, New ^ ork ; D : (lO.'v"?, .Ian.
11, lOOf); 2e. .Iiln. IS, lOOn. 17352

Great (The) ambition; conu'dy in 1 act, by P.
Irvin^c. 4 |>. \'\ TyptnvrHten.

© Ic. No\. Itt. 1013; D: 350(5,"); Paul Irvin;:.
Host on. 17353

Ql'eat (The) American detective.

© Albert 11. \Yoods, New York; D : 0.502.
Ajn-. 2S, 1005. 17354

Great American drama; .satiro in 1 act, by .1. D.

Williams. 13 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 2, 1010; D: 20(570; .loini D. Wil-
liams, Now York. 17355

Great (The) American duel; play in 1 act, by
11. P. (:!ors(M-. :n p. 4°. Tyiu-written.

© Ic. Feb. 20, 1015; D: 41130; Harry Pros-
l)er Cor.scr, Ketcldkan, Alaska. 17355a

Great (The) Anaericau scandal. Sec Holy
estate.

Great (The) npostlo. Saint Paul; dramatic spec-
tacle l»ase(l on Holy \Yrit in 11 scenes, by
II. O. Stecldian. 184 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 17, 101 I ; D: 3S147; II. O. Stedi-
han, Los An,!;-eli>.s. 17355b

Great auto match; sketch lor vaudeville, by A.
Klan(;hard. 12 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Artlnir I5lancliard, (l;imi)rid.u,(>, Mass.;
D: 12210, .Ian. 21, lOPS; 2c. .Ian. 21, 1!»0S.

17356

Groat (The) awakening'; comedy drama in 1
ads, by W . (*. Ilerjiian and Nelson Comi»loM.
74 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Od. II, 1014; D:3S4SS; Alexander
Uyer.s. (Mnca^o. 17356a

-play in I acts, liy S. Ma.i,'nlre. 1.52 p. 4°.
Tyi)e\vritten.

© Ic. l)ec. 2(5, 1013; D : 35474 ; Sylvester
Maniiire, SI. l-onis. 17357

Great (The) bank robbery; by O. T. (Crawford.

© (). '1\ ("rawford, St. Louis; D:4317, Nov.
27,'lO<t:5. 17358

Great (The) betrayer, Aseff. Sec Velikiy
provokator, Aseff.

Great (The) beyond; drama In 4 acts, by Clem-
ent Kutherlord. 10 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ihdb (Mnindler, (MucaRo; DrOIOS, Mar.
27, 1005; Ic. Mar. 27, 1005; Ic. May .3, 1!M».5.

17359

-sk(>ldi in I :id, by A. .1. l>ui-an. 4 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© le. .Ian. .31. 1011; D: 23224; Andrew .1.
Duran, U.iston. 17360

Great (The) bicycle meet of the L. A. W.; a
comedy-drama in 4 ads, by W. T. Hurko.

© AYllliam Talbot Pnrko, Lonj: Pranch.
N. .1. ; 180(5: .320!»S, .lun(> 2. 17361

Gi-eat (The) bond robbery; or, The shadows of
New York, an ori;j;inal .scenic melodrama in
7 ads. I)y L. (Irover and L. fJrovcM-, jr.

© Leonard (trover and liComird Grover, jr..
TTnlted Stales; 1889: 4484, Feb. 7. 17362

854

17363

COPYBIQHTJDD IN TJ£K UNITED STATES

17379

Great (The) Brooklyn handicap; ii draiiiii In 4
ju.Lh, hy Ali<(.' JO. IvoH.

© Aubrey Mlttentlml, New York; 1894:
18978, Mar. 12. 17363

Great (The) Buffalo mystery; u romantic trag-
edy of to-day, by ii. M. Wood.

© George M. Wood, New York; lJ:y2lG,
Mar. .'iO, im:i. 17364

Great (The) Burdick mystery.

© Sauuicl McKec, N<;w York; 0:3192, Mar.
26, 1903. 17365

Grf^at (The) catastrophe; a comedy in 2 acts,
by iiell<; Marsliall Locltc. I'hiladeipiiia, Tin;
Penn publishing company, 189.").

© Penn pub. co., Philadcli)hla ; 1.895:39214,
.ruly 30; 2<: .July .30. 17366

Great (A) catch; a musical comedy in 2 acts,
by C. F. Pidgin, music by C. D. IJiak(!.

© Chas. F. Pidgin and Clias. D. I';iake, Bos-
ton ; 1884 : 21449, Oct. 27. 17367

- — an original musical comerly lu 3 ar-ts, story,
plot, construction and revision i)y 'I'. K. Ser-
riino, dialogue by Charb's V. Pidgin, nnislc by
Klsie .1. Serrano. 84 p. 4^ Typewritten.
[Libretto onlyl

© Thomas K. Serrano, New York; 1886:
24307, Oct. 27 ; 2c. Oct. 27. 17368

Great Catherine; a tbunii)nall skelcli of court
life in St. Pot;ersbiirg in the eiglitcenth cen-
tury, by Bernard Hbiiw, illus. by Henry
Ilalelgii. (fn Fvervbfxly's miigazine, Feb.,
1915)

© .Tan. 2.3, 1915; ic. .fan. 2.j, 1915; A:
.'',83474; fiertrire P,(;rniird Sb;iw, London.

17308a

-[in 1 act and 4 scenes] l)y Oeorgi;

P.ernard Sbiiw. ( fn Kv<;rybody's Magazine,
V. 32, no. 2, Feb. 1915; periodical © .Tan. 25,
1915; 2c. .Tan. 25, 1915; P>: 328.359; Ridgway
CO., New York) 17368b

Great (The) centennial; a comedy-farc(». In 3
acts, by S. Ilosenfeld.

© Sydney Ilosenfeld, New Yorir ; 1875:

6220, .Tune 14. ^17369

Great Cha^wick case; by A. K. Hyrc. 47 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© K. Emerson Humphrey, Cleveland; T):
.5894, Dec. 10, 1904; 2c. .Tan. 12, 1905. 17370

Great (The) chance; play in 4 acts, by Mrs. W.
K. difford. 18 p. 4". Tyriewritten.

© Ic. rjec. 8, 1914; T):.3;K).37; Mr.s. W. K.
TMifford, Ix>ndon. 17370a

Great (The) change; comofly in prologue Jind 3

acts, by H. .T. Finiay. 86 p. f. Typewritten.

© Ic. .Tune 24, 1915; D: 41030; Henry .T.

FInlay, New York. 17370b

Great (The) charity ball; a coriH^dy of con-

tciiiljoi'aneotis so':iet.y, by A. i>aly.

© Augustln Daly, New York; 1871:8693,
Sept. 18. 17371

Great (The) chicken case; mock trial, by Allan
P.iirns. Loston, W. II. Laker & co., 191.5. 26
p. 12°.

© Feb. 17, 1915; 2c. Feb. 18, 1915; I):
39721 ; Waller H. Laker & co., P.OHton.

17371a

Great (The) choir; by W. W. (irant.

© William Wiillace (Jrunt, Brooklyn; D:
2237, Aug. 14, 1902. ' 17872

Great (The) club house tragedy; a drama In 4
acts, by II. A. Hnrdy, .f. A. Dob.son and T).
Davidson.

(r) DorA Davidson. H. A. Hardy and .1. A.
Dol.son, S^'W York; D : 2742, Dec. 3, 1902.

17373

Great (The) coal strike; or. A romance of the
mines, i»y .1. .1. Nolan. .55 p. 4". Tyjiewrlt-
ten.

© .John .1. .Noliin, Mahanoy ^)ity. Pa.; D:
.3598, .Jnne 10, 190.3; 2c. Aug. 7, LK).3. 17374

Great (The) command; drama of modern life,
In 4 acts, by i'.. Luttier Mall. 91 r>- 't"- Type-
written.

© Ic. Aug. 3, 1911; D: 24848; Burton L.
Hull, Lrrkeley, f^ai. 17375

Great (The) conspiracy; a 4 act Atrutvlc'An play,
by .lolin Frnesl. Mr-Cann. 79 f). 4^ Type-
wril.len.

© Oeorge Sairnjels, New York; D: 281.5,
.fan. 6, 1903; 2r.. .Ian. 6, 1903. 17376

Great (The) decision; drnmu In 4 acts, by E. H.
Sterling. [2|, 107 ]>. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 31, 1914; D : .37889 ; Ldward
Hamilton Sterling, Tfenton, N. J. 17376a

Great (The) deed; play In 1 act, by A. F. F.
Stodd. 15 It. f". Typ(;writt('n.

© Ic. June 11, 1915; D:4f>914; Alex. F. F.
Stodd, San Francisco. 17376b

Great (The) desire; !i drama In 4 acts, by T. K.
I',. Henry. 84 p. 4°. Tyrniwrltten.

© Ic. Aug. 22, 1910; D: 21846; T. K. B.
Henry, Chicago. 17377

play in 4 jicts, by D. ('.-Arh. 108 [>. 4".

Tyi)ewrltten.

© Ic. Aug. 8, 1913; D:.31fKK); Davhl rjjirb.

Boston. 1'''378

Great (A) detective; comedy in 1 act, by S. Fl.
PIccldanti. [1], 14 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 17, 1913; D: 34448; Silvio H.
I'lcchiJinti, New York. 17379

Great detectives. Sm Nip and Tuck.

855

17380

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

17397

Great (The) diamond trust; a melodrama in 4
acts, by G. D. Baker. 100 p. f\ Type-
written.

© Geo. D. Baker, New York ; D : 7076, Aug.
S, 1905 ; 2c. Aug. 8, 1905. 17380

Great (The) divide; a comedy drama in 5 acts,
by J. C. Webb.

© John Crittenden Webb, Chicago; D:
1952, May 31, 1902. 17381

a melodrama in 5 acts, by Mr. and Mrs. O.

Clifford.

© Mr. and Mrs. Orson Clifford, New York ;
1894 : 461, Feb. 15. 17382

See also Chief contemporary dramatists. —

Sabine (A) woman.

Great (The) divorce case, in three trials; a
comedy in 3 acts, by H. Ewin?.

© Horace Ewing, San Francisco ; 1889 :
32620, Oct. 28. 17383

Great (The) doug-hnut corporation; a farce, by
T. v*^. Denison. Chicago, T. S. Denison [1903]
19 p. 16°. (On cover: Amateur series)

© Thos. S. Denison, Chicago ; D : 3716, Julv
11, 1903 ; 2c. Aug. 3, 1903. 17384

Great (The) electrocution act.

© C. C. Shelby, Paterson ; 1896 : 50673, Sept.
10. 17385

Great (A) encounter; or, Heenan and Sayers
at Farnsborough, a prologue and 4 acts, by
J. Arthur.

© Joseph Arthur, Brooklyn ; 1878 : 1883,
Feb. 12. 17386

Great (The) exodus.

migrants.

See Kansas (The) im-

Great expectations; a drama in 5 acts, by C. A.
Scott, dramatized from Dickens. Newark,
N. J., N. J. Soldiers' home print [1877] 3 p. 1.,
59 p., 1 1. 16°.

© Charles A. Scott, Newark, N. J.; 1877:
7844, July 6 ; 2c. July 28 ; 2c. rev. ed. July 18,
1901. 17387

Great (The) experiment; play in 1 act, by A.
Colby. 20 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 24, 1915 ; D : 41027 ; Archie Col-
by, Brooklyn. 17387a

a Shakespearean fantasy, by Anna Morgan

and Alice Ward Bailey. Chicago. R. F. Sey-
mour company, 1909. .31, [1] p. 8°.

© Ralph Fletcher Seymour co., Chicago;
D : 15788, Apr. 26, 1909 ; 2c. Apr. 28, 1909.

17388
Great (The) express robbery.

© Albert H. Wr>ods, New York; D : 9021,
Sept. 1, 1906. 17389

Great (The) express robbery — Continued.

a melodrama in 4 acts, by J. W. Wren.

© John W. Wren, Chicago; 1895:26010,
May 11. 17390

Great (The) feast. See Pig (The) brother
play-book.

Great (The) fire of 1872 and the business men
of Boston; by A. O. Corbett.

■ © Augustus O. Corbett, Milford, Mass. ;
1873 : 10072, Sept. 6. 17391

Great fire of London, 1666; [by] Pain.

© T. Hewitt Ryan, Morris Park, N. Y. ;
1S8S : 16876, June 12. 17392

Great (The) forest fire; realistic romance of the
Canadian west, by Langdon McCormick. [2],
22 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 22, 1914 ; D : 37439 ; Sylvia Bid-
v/ell McCormick, Chicago. 17392a

Great (The) frontier; by F. Hammond.

© Frank Hammond, Philadelphia; 1898:
4062, Jan. 8. 17393

Great (The) Galeoto; drama in 3 acts and a
jjrologue, by Jose Echegaray, tr. from the
Spanish by Jacob S. Fassett, jr. Boston, R.
G. Badger, [etc., etc. 1914] 4 p. 1., 5-202 p.
12°. (Contemporary dramatists series)

© July 20, 1914 ; 2c. Aug. 1, 1914 ; D : 37709 ;
Richard G. Badger, Boston. 17393a

■ play in 3 acts with a prologue, by Jos6

Echegaray, tr. by Hannah Lynch, with an
introduction by Elizabeth R. Hunt. Garden
City, N. Y., Doubleday, Page «& co., 1914.
xiii, 141 p. 12°.

© Apr. 11, 1914; 2c. Apr. 14, 1914; D:
36707; Doubleday, Page & co.. Garden City,
N. Y. 17393b

Great (The) gamble; play in 3 acts, by J. K.
Jerome. 108 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 28, 1914 ; D : 37147 ; Jerome K.
.Jerome, London. 17393c

Great (The) game; comedy in 3 acts, by L. C.
Clark. [2], 136 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 12, 1912 ; D : 30516 ; Lot Curran
Clark, San Francisco. 17394

— — a melodrama in 4 acts, by W. Bonelli.

© William Bonelli, Closter, N. J. ; D : 1431,
Feb. 12, 1902. 17395

a play in 5 acts, by T. B. Sayre and W. J.

Hurlbut.

© Theodore Burt Sayre and Wm. J. Hurl-
but, New York ; D : 139S2, Oct, 3, 1908. 17396

play in 1 act, by W. Cronin Wilson. 14 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 14, 1912; D: 29660;

Broughton, New York.

Lewis
17397

856

17398

COPYBIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

17418

Great (The) game — Continued.

a play of the period in 3 acts, by L. Bell

and R. H. Davis.

© Lilian Bell and Robert H. Davis, New
York ; D : 15254, Mar. 6, 1909. 17398

Great-grandfather's ghost; play in 3 acts, by
Charlton Andrews. [2], 94 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Apr. 15, 1911; D: 23968; Charlton
Andrews, Cambridge, Mass. 17399

Great (The) guff-gufE; a spectacular play in 4
acts, by W. Fleron.

© William Fleron, New York; 1891:28137,
Aug. 5. 17400

Great guns; a political farce comedy, by L.
Mowry.

© Lincoln Mowry, Woonsocket, R. I. ; 1891 :
4375, .Tan. 31. 17401

Great Hadja-Kasson, the white Maharaja, in
a magical feast; a 3 act farce comedy, by
F. A. Harriman.

© Frank A. Harriman, Boston ; D : 6030.
Jan. 9, 1905. 17402

Great (The) hidden treasure; or, Big bonanza
of Arizona, by J. C. Swearingen. 18 p. f°.
Ms.

© John C. Swearingen, Pittsburgh ; 1890 :
22786, July 18 ; Ic. July 18. 17403

Great (The) Hindoo secret; a comedy in 3 acts,
arr. by J. V. Prichard. New York, De Witt,
1884. 46 p. 12°. ( [De Witt's acting plays,
no. 835] )

© A. T. B. De Witt, New York; 1884:
26402, Dec. 30 ; 2c. Jan. 22, 1885. 17404

Great (A) hit; a farce comedy in 3 acts, by
W. C. Fulton, J. A. Welch and Frank C. Mc-
Clenthen.

© Webster C. Fulton, Des Moines, la., and
James A. Welch, New York ; 1889 : 37960, Dec.
13. 17405

Great (The) Hogg diamond; play in 1 act and
2 scenes, by L. M. Green. 20 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Aug. 29, 1912; D : 30695 ; Louisa
Meigs Green, Winchester, Va. 17406

Great (The) I am; musical comedy in 2 acts,

by Edward Moran and William Heelan. 62 p.

4°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Max H. Meyers, New York; D : 6743

May 12, 1905 ; 2c. May 17, 1905. 17407
8ee also Hot (A) Scotch major. — Wanted.

the earth.

Great (The) illusions; allegorical fantasy in 3
acts, by R. de Cordova and A. Gerstenberg.
80 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 17, 1914 ; D : 37343 ; Alice Ger-
stenberg, Chicago, and Rienzi de Cordova,
New York. 17407a

Great international marriage; comedy in 4
acts, by M. Newman.

© Mordecai Newman, Chicago ; D : 10807,
June 19, 1907. 17408

Great (The) inventor; an original drama in 5
acts, by S. Howell.

© S. Howell, New Orleans; 1873:12118,
Oct. 23. 17409

Great (The) Jew; drama in 4 acts, by Leon
Kobrin. New York, Hebrew publishing com-
pany, 1911. Ill p. 12°. [Yiddish]

© July 14, 1911; 2c. July 15, 1911; D:
24761 ; Hebrew pub. co.. New York. 17410

Great (The)
boarders.

jewel mystery. See Summer

Great Jupiter; a comic opera in 3 acts, book by
Rhoda Cameron [pseud, of L. L. Ayres], lyrics
by H. M. Mayo, music by H. Wehrmann . . .
[New York, Rooney & Otten printing co.,
1900] 69 p. 12°. [Libretto only]

© Lucie Lev^que Avres, New York ; 1900
A : 28344 ; Nov. 17 ; 2c. Dec. 5. 17411

Great Keinplatz experiment; arr. for amateur
dramatics, by A. W. Weysse, from a short
story by A. Con an Doyle. 25 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Oct. 13, 1909 ; D : 17081 ; Arthur W.
Weysse, Boston. 17412

Great (The) Kenton feud; a Kentucky drama
in 5 acts, by L. C. Downing. Typewritten.

© Laura C. Downing, Nebraska City, Neb. ;
1896 : 37912, June 30 ; 2c. June 30. 17413

Great (The) Kleinplatz experiment; by A.
Conan Doyle, a 2 act farce dramatized by
A. W. Holbrook.

© Amelia Weed Holbrook, Chicago ; 1895 :
49664, Sept. 30. 17414

Great Kleopatra; play in 3 acts, by J. Stone.
76 p. 12°. Printed.

© Ic. Apr. 18, 1911 ; D : 24952 ; John Stone,
Cambridge, Mass. 17415

Great (The) law; play in 4 acts, by P. H. Chipps.
75 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 16, 1913; D : 34176 ; Pleasant
Hildebrand Chipps, Oakland, Cal. 17416

Great (The) Lehigh Valley case; a melodrama
with realistic mechanical effects in 5 acts,
[by] L. B. Parker. Typewritten.

© Lottie Blair Parker, United States ; 1892 :
3669, Jan. 22 ; 2c. Apr. 10, 1893. 17417

Great (The) lesson; a play in 4 acts, by C.
Baker, jr. 62 p. f °. Typewritten.

© Colgate Baker, jr., San Francisco; D:
1422, Feb. 10, 1902 ; 2c. Feb. 10, 1902. 17418

857

17419

DBAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

17441

Great (The) light; a drama, by F. Philippi, tr.
from the German and adapted by C. Swickard.
73 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Felix Philippi and Charles Swickard,
New York ; D : 374S, July 22, 1903 ; 2c. July 29,
1903. 17419

Great (The) love; 3 act play, by Beatrice Ram-
say Walcot. 79 p. f °. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 5, 1911; D: 25410; Mrs. C. M.
Walcot, New York. 17420

Great (The) lynching- party of the South; by
M. S. Dingle.

© Moses Samuel Dingle, New York; 1896:
6296S, Nov. 18. 17421

Great (The) mademoiselle; a comedy in 3 acts,
by F. Nathan.

© Frances Nathan, New York ; D : 2048,
June 12, 1902. 17422

Great (The) Maladesta; a play by M. Wineman.
Typewritten.

© Mode Wineman, Chicago; 1898:53063,
Sept. 10; 2c. Sept. 10. 17423

Great (The) man (Cher maitre); play in 3 acts,
by Fernand Vanderem [pseud, of Fernand
Henri Vanderheym], English version by Grace
Isabel Colbron. [2], 116 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. June 12, 1912; D : 29952 ; Hans
Bartsch, New York. 17424

Great (The) mandarin; by E. B. Foote.

© E. Brainard Foote, Indianapolis; 1888:
36194, Dec. 19. 17425

Great Marston sensation; a drama in 4 acts,
by E. Eisner. 88 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Edward Eisner, New York; D : 4770,
Mar. 22, 1904 ; 2c. Mar. 22, 1904. 17426

Great (The) may fall; by M. Snyder. 37 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Marcus Snyder, Omaha, Neb. ; D : 5552,
Sept. 21, 1904 ; 2c. Sept. 21, 1904. 17427

Great (The) medical dispensary; a farce in 1
act, by Larry Vane. Chicago, T. S. Denison
[1901] 12 p. 12°. ( [Amateur series] )

© T. S. Denison, Chicago ; D : 964, Oct. 16,
1901 ; 2c. Nov. 15, 1901. 17428

Great (The) metropolis; a melodrama in 6 acts
and 11 scenes, by George H. Jessop and Ben
Teal.

© Klaw and Erlanger, New York; 1889:
15959, May 27. 17429

Same.

© Klaw and Erlanger, New York; 1889:
17901, June 12. 17430

Same. ll4 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Klaw and Erlanger, New York; 1889:
17899, June 12 ; 2c. Aug. 28. 17431

Great (The) metropolis — Continued.

an original scenic melodrama in 7 acts, by

L. Grover and L. Grover, jr.

© Leonard Grover and Leonard Grover, jr.,
St. Louis ; 1889 : 4787, Feb. 9. 17432

Great (A) mischief of destiny; melodrama in
3 acts, by Hobo Author [pseud, of J.M. Lakey]
[lj,35p. f°. Typewritten.

. © Ic. Apr. 18, 1913; D: 32986; Joseph
Monus Lakey, Orlando, Fla. 17433

Great (The) mistake; a play consisting of a
prologue and 3 acts, by Oscar Elsworth. [60]
p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 6, 1913; D : 32531 ; Oscar Els-
worth Robinson, Chicago. 17434

Great mock trial of Deacon Huggins; by
Maynard A. Clemens. New York, The Hints
publishing and supply company, 1905. 49 p.
12°.

© Hints pub. & supply co., New York; D:
7498, Oct. 26, 1905; 2c. Dec. 20, 1905. 17435

Great (The) mogul; by G. E. Stoddard.

© George E. Stoddard, Utica, N. Y. ; D:
4374, Dec. 2, 1903. 17436

a comedy in 3 acts, by D. Thomas Callahan.

© Daniel T. Callahan, San Francisco ; 1899 :
22719, Mar. 3U. 17437

romantic comic opera in 3 acts, by A. Owen.

34 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Anita Owen, Chicago ; D : 3835, Aug. 17,
1903 ; 2c. Aug. 22, 1904. 17438

Great (The) moral dime show; an entertain-
ment in 1 scene, by Mary B. Home. Boston,
W. H. Baker & co., 1892.

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston; 1892:
8824, Feb. 26 ; 2c. Mar. 10. 17439

Great (The) Mormon murder mystery. See
Blood atonement.

Great (The) m.ystery; play in 3 acts, by E.
Chantler. 147 p. 4°. Ms.

© Ic. Dec. 20, 1911; D:28045; Everett
^.'hantler, Pittsburgh. 17440

See also Letter (A) of marque.

Great (The) need; play in 3 acts, by M. Thomp-
son. 84 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 27. 1914; D : 37133 ; Maraveno
Thompson, Boston. 17440a

Great (The) North American voltaic pile
cable; [play in 4 acts] by M. A. Osmun. 47
p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 1, 1912; D: 28597; Manly A.
Osmun, Muskegon, Mich. 17441

858

17442

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

17457

Great (The) oil syndicate; spectacular, inter-
national drama, by A. G. and J. P. M. Wheeler.
124 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Jennie P. M. Wheeler, Monsey, N. Y. ; D :
2886, Jan. 22, 1903 ; 2c. Jan. 22, 1903. 17442

Great (The) P. and A.; a melodrama in 4 acts
and 6 scenes, dealing with life in the Penn-
sylvania coal mines, by Seth Albert Arnold.

© Seth A. Arnold, Quincy, Mass. ; D : 5366,
Aug. 1, 1904. 17443

Great (The) passion; original playlette in 1 act,
by E. Grandin. [2], 11 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 13, 1910; D : 22043 ; Elmer
Grandin, Patchogue, N. Y. 17444

Great (De) Pete Bawnum's minstuls, de
greates' minstuls what is. l^cc De great
Pete Bawnum's minstuls, de greates' min-
stuls what is.

Great (The) pink pearl; a play, by Will E.
Chapman.

© Leander Richardson, New York : 1885 :
15680, July 21. 17445

Great plays: English; by Marlowe, .fonson.
Fletcher, Sheridan, Payne, and Browning,
with biographical notes and a critical intro-
duction by Joseph O'Connor. [Aldine ed.]
New York, D. Appleton and company, 1900. 2
p. 1., iii-xxxi, 421 p. front., plates, ports.,
col. facsim. 8°.

Contents : Edward the Second, by C. Mar-
lowe.— The alchemist, by B. Jonson. — The
faithful shepherdess, by J. Fletcher. — The
school for scandal, by R. B. Sheridan. — Bru-
tus ; or, The fall of Tarquin, by J. H. Payne.—
A blot in the 'scutcheon, by R. Browning.

© D. Appleton & co., New York; 1900 A:
14009, June 5, 1900 ; 2c. June 6, 1900. 17445a

French and German; by Corneille, Moliere,

Racine, Lessing, Schiller and Hugo ; with bio
graphical notes, and a critical introduction by
B. Matthews [Aldine ed.] New York, D. Ap-
pleton and CO., 1901. 1 p. L, xii, 504 p. front.,
port, col. facsim. 8°.

Contents: The Cid, by Corneille, tr. by
Florence K. Cooper. — Tartuffe, by Moliere, tr.
by C. H. Wall.— Athaliah, by Racine, tr. by
R. B. Boswell. — Minna von Barnhelm, by
T.essing, tr. by E. Bell. — Wilhelm Tell, by
Schiller, tr. by Sir T. Martin. — Ruy Bias, by
Hugo, tr. by Mrs. Newton Crosland.

© D. Appleton & CO.. New York ; A : 6643,
Apr. 6, 1901 ; 2c. Apr. 20, 1901. 17445b

Great (The) Plummer breach of promise case;
a mock trial, by Effie W. Merriman. Chicago,
The Dramatic publishing company [1902] 35
p. 12°.

© Dramatic pub. co., Chicago ; D : 2532, Nov.
Nov. 3, 1902 ; 2c. Nov. 22, 1902. 17446

Great (The) poison mystery; a melodrama in

4 acts, founded on the great Molineux case,

by Victor G. Calver. 120 p. f °. Typewritten.

© Charles E. Blaney, Newark, N. J. ; D :

2630, Nov. 19, 1902 ; Ic. Nov. 26, 1902. 17447

Great possessions; or. The rich youth, a trag-
edy in 4 acts, by Karl Rossler [pseud, of
Franz Ressner]

© Maurice Magnus, Berlin ; D : 10979, July
15, 1907. 17448

Great (The) price; a drama in 3 acts [by N. A.
Lublin] 163-p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 11, 1909; D: 16535; Nathan
Arios T;ublin, Brooklyn. 17449

Great (The) Prophetstown bank robbery; play
in 1 act, by F. R. Adams. [1], 15 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. July 5, 1912; D : 30179 ; Frank R.
Adams, Wabaningo, Mich. 17450

Great psychic welder; vaudevillette, by F.
Ree.se. 7 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 18, 1909 ; D : 16718 ; Frank Reese,
Minneapolis. 17451

Great (The) pumpkin case of Guff vs. MufE; a
farcical trial, bv T. S. Denison. Chicago, T. S.
Denison [1903] 20 p. 16°. (On cover:
Amateur series)

© Tlios. S. Denison, Chicago ; D : 3715,
July 11, 1903 ; 2c. Aug. 3, 1903. 17452

Great (The) Quackqua; or. Brothers of the
shadow, a burlesque operetta in 2 acts, by
A. J. Requier. 42 p. 8°. Printed.

© A. J. Requier, New York; 1880: 3391,
?.Inr. 3 ; 2c. i.Iar. 15. 17453

Great (The) question; an original play in 4
acts, by Paul Prester Temple [pseud, of W. W.
Davis]

© Wm. Whiting Davis, New York; D:
13769, Sept. 12, 1908. 17454

a play in 4 acts, by F. Paulding.

© Frederick Paulding, New York ; D : 11371,
Sept. 18, 1907. 17455

-play in 1 act, by W. Montague. 11 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. June 2, 1914 ; D : 37197 ; Walter Mon-
tague, San Francisco. 17455a

Great (The) Randolph mystery; in 4 acts, by
K. Cameron. Typewritten.

© Ella Cameron, Lawrence, Mass. ; 1000 A :
26251, Oct. 22 ; Ic. Oct. 22 ; 2c. Nov. 27. 17456

Great (The) rebellion; an allegorical, historical,
nmsical drama founded on Sherman's grand
march from Atlanta to the sea, by J. H. Hor-
ton. Rev., 1886.

© .L H. Horton, Cincinnati; 1886:16090.
July 15. 17457

859

17458

DKAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

17474

Great (The) rebellion — Continued.

rt'iiiiiiiscencos of the stx'uggle that cost a

million lives, a drama in 5 acts, by C. O.

Ward. New York, 1881. 1 p. 1., 7-126 p. 24°.

© C. Osborne Ward, Brooklyn ; 1881 : 1576,
Jan. 29; 2c. Mar. 19. 17458

Great (The) release; play in 3 acts, by C. Skin-
ner. [2], 114 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 28, 1910; D: 22663; Constance
Skinner, Chicago. 17459

Great (The) release and end of journeying;
comedy in 3 acts, by C. Skinner. 126 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. July 30, 1913; D: 33946; Constance
Skinner, New York. 17460

Great (The) reward, l^ee Stolen (A) sunbeam.

Great (The) Ritson case. Sec Modera (A)
Hagar.

Great (The) ruby; an original drama in 3 acts,
by Cecil Raleigh and Henry Hamilton. New
York, Alice Kauser [1908]. 82 p. 12°.

© Alice Kauser. New York ; D : 12501 ; Mar.
7, 1908; 2c. Mar. 9, 1908. 17461

Great (The) Russian anarchist; monologue, by
E. Hopkins. [1], 31 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 12, 1914 ; D : 37280 ; Edwin Hop-
kins, New York. 17461a

Great (The) sacrifice; war drama in 1 act, by
H. Lewis. 16 p. 4°. Type^^Titten.

© Ic. May 13, 1915 ; D : 40629 ; Harry Lewis,
New York. 17461b

or, Buried alive, drama in 2 acts, by

Charles W. Goddard. 9 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 14, 1914; D : 38112 ; Star co..
New York. 17461c

Great St. Louis cyclone of May 27, 1896;
spectacular play in 4 scenes, by I. B. Sager.
3 p. 4°. Printed.

© Israel B. Sager, East St. Louis, 111. ; D :
1065, Oct. 26, 1901 ; 2c. Dec. 3, 1901. 17462

Great (The) scandal case; a comedy in 3 acts,
by J. O. Kaler.

© James Otis Kaler, United States ; 1876 :
11923, Oct. 24. 17463

Great (A) scheme, our dime museum and
Barkadoo's great scheme; nn extravaganza
in 3 acts, by L. Grover.

© Leonard Grover, New York; 1884:7884,
Apr. 14. 17464

Great Scot; drama in 4 acts, by A. W. O'Ryan.
141 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 12, 1913; D : 34408 ; Anna
Wynne O'Ryan, New York. 17465

Great Scot — Continued.

a racing drama in 4 acts, by H. Paulton

and Mostyn Tedde.
© Harry Paulton, New York ; 1890 : 15386,

May 9. 17466

Great Scott; a farcical comedy in 3 acts, by
Byron T. Wilbur.

© John W. Palmoni, Washington; 1888:
24528, Aug. 29. 17467

a novel laughing spell, in 3 acts and 3

scenes, by R. F. Carroll. 55 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Richard F. Carroll, New York; 1888:
7681, Mar. 14; 2c. July 12. 17468

Great (The) suburban race; a drama in 4 acts,
by Alice E. Ives.

© Aubrev Mittenthal, New York; 1894:
13979, Mar. 12. 17469

Great (A) success; a comedy in 3 acts, by Wil-
liam Winkle [pseud, of William Horgan]
Author's ed. New York, De Witt [1882] 1 p. 1.,
46 p. 12°. ([De Witt's acting plays, no.
306])

© A. T. B. De Witt, New York ; 1882 : 19919,
Nov. 24; 2c. Dec. 24, 1883. 17470

Great (A) surprise. See Remarkable (A) mar-
riage.

Great (The) symbol; play in 4 acts, by H. liea
and R. C. Croxton ; new ed. of The crimson
spider, by same authors, adapted from the
novel The vermilion pencil. 83 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. June 13, 1913 ; D : 33557 ; Homer Lea
and Richard Claiborne Croxton, New York.

17471

adapted from The vermilion pencil, by

Homer Lea. [7], 82 p. 4°. Tj^pewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 12, 1913; D: 32291; Ethel Lea,
Los Angeles. 17472

Great (A) temptation; a comedy drama in 5
acts, by W. H. Constantine.

© W. H. Constantine, Chicago ; 1888 :27255,
Sept. 24. 17473

a comedy drama in 4 acts, by W. H. Con-
stantine.

© W. H. Constantine, Chicago ; 1892 : 49374.
Dec. 5. 17474

Great (The) trail; Indian mystery play, by
Marie E. .7. Hobart. New Yorlv. Domestic
and foreign missionary society, 1913. 62 p.
12°.

© Oct. 15, 1913 ; 2r. Mar. 7, 1914 ; D : 36324 ;
Mrs. Henry L. Hobart, East Hampton. N. Y.

17474a

860

17475

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

17498

Great (The) train robbers; a sensational
comedy drama in 4 acts. 46 p. f °. Typewrit-
ten.

© .Judith Le Moyne, Bedford, Pa.; D:
10819, June 21, 1907 ; 2c. June 21, 1907. 17475

Great (The) train robbery; a comedy drama in
4 acts, by Edward E. Rose.

© Clara F. Rose, Marshfield Hills, Mass. ;
1896 : 48410, Aug. 26. 17476

an original western drama, in 4 acts, by

Scott Marble. Typewritten.

© Thomas H. Davis and William T. Keogh,
New York ; 1896 : 40780, July 13 ; 2c. July 13.

17477

play in 4 acts, by Scott Marble. 73 p. f °.

Typewritten.

© Wm. T. Keogh, New York ; D : 10470,

May 2, 1907; Ic. May 8, 1907; Ic. May 27.

1907. 17478

a realistic dramatic spectacle in 3 scenes.

by A. Voegtlin. 20 p. 4°. Printed.

© Arthur Voegtlin, New York ; D : 7518,
Nov. 6, 1905; 2c. Mar. 26, 1906. 17479

Great (The) triple alliance; or. The three
crowned kings of the mystic world, by M. B.
Leavitt.

© M. B. Leavitt, New York; 1899:41230,
June 24. 17480

Great (The) trust co.; a drama in 4 acts, by
S. B. Holt.

© Sarah Barton Holt, New Orleans; 1890:
28354, Sept. 15. 17481

Great (The) tunnel disaster.

© Jacob Remick Shattuck, New York; D:
1992, June 10, 1902. 17482

Great 2\ De Greaus; by H. De Greau.

© Henri De Greau, Pittsford, Vt. : D : 5968,
Dec. 27, 1904. 17483

Great (The) umbrella case; a mock trial, by

F. E. Chase. New ed., thoroughly rev. and
adapted for dramatic representation. Boston,

G. M. Baker & company, 1883. 36 p. ^ 12°,
© W. H. Baker, Boston; 1883:1919, Jan.

29; 2c. Feb. 1. 17484

Great Uncle Tom's widow; comedy in 3 acts,
by M. E. Wadlington. 113 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Aug. 3, 1915 ; D : 41395 ; Mary Emma
Wadlington, Columbus, O. 17484a

Great (The) unknown; comedy in 3 acts, by C.
H. Dittman.

© C. H. Dittman, New York; 1871:1091.5,
Nov. 17. 17485

Great western train hold up; a melodramatic
spectacle in 1 act, by Joseph Le Brandt. 16 p.
4°. Printed.

© William N. Norris, Philadelphia; D:
8238, Mar. 28, 1906; 2c. Mar. 28, 1906. 17486

Great (The) western train robbery; by O. T.
Crawford.

© O, T. Crawford, St. Louis; D:4316.
Nov. 27, 1903. 17487

Great (The) white diamond; a melodrama, by
W. W. Fessler. Typewritten.

© Walter W. Fessler, . New York ; 1899 :
16142, Mar. 1 ; 2c. Sept. 25. 17488

Great (The) white way; by E. Hopkins.

© Edwin Hopkins, New York ; D : 11348,
Sept. 11, 1907. 17489

-by O. F. Wood.

© Otis F. Wood, New Brighton, N. Y. ; D :
9642, Oct. 23. 1906. 17490

new and original melodramatic, musical

comedy in 3 acts, by W. Jones.

© Walter Jones, Chicago ; D : 9109, Sept.
18, 1906. 17491

1 act playlet, by A. Leavitt. 21 p. t".

Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 22, 1912; D: 29443: Abe Lea-
vitt, New York. 17492

Great (The) Winglebury duel; a farce in 1 act,
by George M. Rosener. {In Stagelore, v. 1,
Feb., 1912)

© Feb. 10, 1912; 2c. Feb. 17, 1912; A:
305907 ; Wetzel, Rosener & James, New York.

17493

Great Winterson mine; a rural comedy in 3
acts, by Gordon V. May. New York, Dick &
Fitzgerald, 1904. 34 p. 12°.

© Dick & Fitzgerald, New York ; D : .5120,
June 2, 1904 ; 2c. June 25, 1904. 17494

Great (The) world; in 4 acts, by L. J. Howard.

© Lorin J. Howard, Chicago ; 1900 A : 24817,
Oct. 5. 17495

Great (A) wrong righted; a picturesque play, a
prologue and 5 acts, by J. A. Stevens.

© John A. Stevens, New York ; 1886 : 5270,
Mar. 5. 17496

69 p.

-play in 4 acts, by John A. Stevens.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 20, 1913; D: 33270; Darcy &
Wolford, New York. 17497

Greater (The) agony; a problem play in 3 acts,

by Louis E. Thayer. 46 p. f °. Typewritten.

© Louis E. Thayer, Collinsville, Conn. ; D :

15991, June 3, 1909; 2c. June 3, 1909. 17498

861

17499

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

17514

Greater (The) alternative; a play in 4 acts, by
T. McKean. [4], 109 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 19, 1909 ; D : 16592 ; Thomas
McKean, Philadelphia. 17499

Greater ambition; play in 4 acts, by H. Roemer.
108 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 9, 1910; D: 20988; Henry
Roemer, St. Louis. 17500

Greater America; a patriotic spectacle in 1 act,
by Frank Tanneliill, jr.

© Primrose & Dockstader, New York;
1898 : 36704, June 15 ; 2c. June 15. 17501

Greater (The) cause; by R. Lorraine.

© Khe Lorraine, New York ; D : 10225, Mar.
28, 1907. 17502

Greater Cincinnati; a spectacular drama in 7
scenes, by J. C. Macgregor.

© Joseph O. Macgregor, Cincinnati ; 1895 :
28984, May 31. 17503

Greater (The) claim; a latter day problem in
4 acts, by Linton Tedford. 105 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© F. E. Tedford, Pasadena, Cal. ; D : 15210,

Mar. 1, 1909 ; 2c. Mar. 1, 1909.

17504

— modern American play in 3 acts, by C. W.
CoUisou. 108 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 11, 1912; D : 29380 ; C. Wilson
CoUison, Columbus, O. 17505

[a play in 4 acts] by Linton Tedford. 82 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 21, 1909 ; D : 1G468 ; Mrs. F. E.
Tedford, Los Angeles. 17506

play in 1 act, by E. M. Clement. [1], 12 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 6, 1914 ; D : 37233 ; Eloise May
Clement, New York. 17506a

Greater (The) cowardice; by I. Demens. 159 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Inna Demens, Los Angeles ; D : 14292.
Nov. 14, 1908 ; 2c. Nov. 14, 1908. 17507

Greater evil; comedy in 3 acts, by E. Steele. 84
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Eloise Steele, Oberlin, O. ; D : 7943, Feb.
3, 1906 ; 2c. Jan. 26, 1906. 17508

play in 4 acts, by G. Kelly. 108 p. 4°.

Type\vritten.

© Ic. Aug. 4, 1914 ; D : 37737 ; George Kelly,
New York. 17508a

Greater (The) faith; play in 3 acts, by F. D. S.
Bethune. [1], 63 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 2, 1914; D: 37195; Faneuil Dun-
kin Stein Bethune, New York. 17508b

Greater (The) fortune; play in 3 acts, by A.
llives (Princess Pierre Troubetzkoy) 107 p.
4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 31, 1915; D: 40228; Amelie
Rives (Princess Pierre Troubetzkoy), Cob-
liam, Va. 17508c

Greater (The) light; drama in 4 acts, by
Dorothy Potter and M. S. Keightley. 120 p.
4^ Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 26, 1914; D: 38340; Mabel S.
Keightley, South Bend, Ind. 17508d

play in 4 acts, by D. Potter. 80 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 24, 1914 ; D : 35776 ; Dorothy Pot-
ter, Seattle. 17508e

Greater love; drama in 4 acts, by M. C. Camp-
bell. 68 p. f". Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 1, 1914; D: 38005; Morton C.
Campbell, Cambridge, O. 17508f

a play in 4 acts, by A. Cleveland. 100 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Arthur Cleveland, Philadelphia ; D :12708,
Apr. 8, 1908 ; 2c. Apr. 8, 1908. 17509

— ■ by Frank Grant Macomber.

© L. B. Macomber, Hartford ; D : 12793,
Apr. 21, 1908. 17510

— play in 1 act, by A. Brooks [pseud, of
Irving Hayward] 28 p. 4°, Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 2, 1911 ; D : 23520 ; Irving Hay-
ward, New York. 17511

by A. Roemer. [1], 15 p. 4°. Type-

written.
© Ic.

Roemer, New York.

July 10, 1914; D: 37522; Adele

17511a

-by C. Hatch. 15 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 25, 1914; D: 38308; Corinne
Hatch, New Rochelle, N. Y. 17511b

— ■ See also Sog'oro.

Greater love hath no man; drama in 4 acts, by
B. H. Osborne. 29 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 20, 1913; D: 35396; Bertha
Hoover Osborne, Brightwood, D. C. 17512

by C. Thompson and G. Raby. 119 p.

4 . Typewritten.

© Charlotte Thompson and George Raby.
New York ; D : 1743, Apr. 16, 1902 : 2c. Apr.
16, 1902. 17513

Greater love hath none; or. What true love
means, a drama in 3 acts, by Fessler and Rao.
122 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Walter Fessler, New York ; D : 6018. Dec.
27, 1904; 2c. Jan. 30, 1905. 17514

862

17515

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

17531

Greater (The) man; play in 4 acts, by J. A.
Lazar. 49 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 10, 1913; D: 34974; Jacob
Aaron Lazar, Philadelphia. 17515

Greater (The) need; play in 4 acts, by S. J.
Gilman. 74 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 29, 1912; D: 28478; Stephen J.
Gilman, Everett, Mass. 17516

Greater (The) New York; a new and original
comedy drama in 4 acts, by W. H. Rightmire.
Typewritten.

© William H. Rightmire, New York ; 1895 :
GlllO, Dec. 4^ 2c. Mar. 16, 1896. 17517

Greater (The) power; drama in 4 acts, by A. S.
Riggs. 43 p. 4. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 6, 1911 ; D : 28565 ; Arthur Stan-
ley Riggs, New York. 17518

— dramatic playlet with music, by A. Borne.
[2], 17 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. July 25. 1912; D : 30348 ; Augusta
Borne, New York. " 17519

play in 3 acts, by M. C. Donnell. 69 p. f°.

Typewritten

© Ic. July 2, 1913 ; D : 33687 ; Murray Gush
ing Donnell, Atlanta

Greater (The) price; in 1 act, by L. Q.
12 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 30, 1911; D: 25108;
Quinn Starke, San Francisco.

17520

Starke.

Lillian
17521

[2],

— playlet in 1 act, by Thomas Trebell.
12 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 23, 1911; D: 24273; Chas. K.
Farrell, San Francisco. 17522

Greater (The) sufferer,
commissioner.

See New (The) police

Greater than a king; an English romantic
drama in 4 acts, a new version of the author's
Henry Esmond, from a story of William M.
Thackeray, by I. B. Goodrich, jr. 90 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ira B. Goodrich, jr., Roxburv, Mass. ; D :
6395, Mar. 23, 1905 ; 1 c. Dec. 15, 1905. 17523

Greater than king; a romantic play in 4 acts,
by H. Raeder, [Chicago, F. T. Peterson co.,
1901]. 3 p. 1., 9-95 p. incl. front, (port.) illus.
8°. (Souvenir ed.)

© Henry Raeder. Chicago ; D : 283, Mar 30,
1901: 2c. Apr. 10, 1901. 17524

Greater than queen; romance of the eighteenth
century, by M. S. Keightley. 95 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Mar. 19. 1913; D: 32718; Mabel S.
Keightley, South Bend, Ind. 17525

Greater works than these; play in a prelude
and 4 acts, by H. Hagedorn. 144 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. .July 28, 1914; D: 37680; Hermann
Hagedorn, Fairfield, Conn. 17525a

Greatest (The) day in the year. See Jolly
plays for holidays.

Greatest (The) game; a drama in 2 acts, by
D. N. C. Astenius. 51 p. 4°. Typewritten.
© David N. O. Astenius, Chicago; D:
13626, Aug 21, 1908 ; 2c Aug. 21, 1908. 17526

Greatest (The) gift; Christmas play l)y K. Lord.
7 p. {In Little playbook, series no. 2)

© Nov. 8, 1915 ; 2c. Nov. 10, 1915 ; D : 42231 ;
Katharine Lord, New York. 17526a

-a comedy in 1 act, by C. W. Collins. (In

Green book album)

© Charles Wood Collins, Chicago; D:
15985, June 1, 1909 ; 2c. June 1, 1909. 17527

See also Jolly plays for holidays.

Greatest (The) gold camp on earth. See Crip-
ple Creek in ashes.

Greatest (The) haul; playlet in 2 acts, by Mrs.
H. B. Waterhouse. 4 p. f°. Typewritten.

© July 16, 1914; D: 37593; Ella Crandall
Waterhouse, Aurora, 111. 17527a

Greatest (The) love; romantic emotional drama
in 4 acts, by Paul Merritt. 100 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. June 29, 1910; D: 21446; Geo. S.
Fleming, New York. 17528

Greatest (The) man in the East. See Lord
Timothy Dexter,

Greatest (The) of these; play in 1 act, by A.
Metzger. 14 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 12, 1914 ; D : 38459 ; Adrian Metz-
ger, San Francisco. 17528a

-a play in 3 acts, by L. B. Ely. 54 p. 8°.

Printed.

© Luther B. Ely, St. Louis ; D : 15696, Apr.
23, 1909 ; 2c. Apr. 28, 1909. 17529

■ a society play in 4 acts, by Dvvight Stevens

[pseud.] 178 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Elenore Boyd Tuck, Bronxville, N. Y. ;
D: 15016, Feb. 4, 1909; 2c. Jan. 27, 1909.

17530
See also Mouse-traps,

Greatest (The) question; 1 act tragedy, by E. J.
Keen-Covey. 18 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 15, 1915; D : 42002 ; Emma J.
Keen-Covey, Denver. 17530a

Greatest (The) sacrifice; by M. Bejach. 15 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Milton Bejach, Cleveland ; D : 9934, Feb.
9, 1907; 2c. Jan. 31, 1907. 17531

863

17532

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

17550

Greatest (The) thing in the world; a drama in
4 acts, by George Harned.

© Beatrice de Mille and Harriet Ford,
romptou, N. J. ; 1899 : 53451, Aug. 21. 17532

Greatest (The) thing out. See Eoped in.

Greatest (The) treasure; drama in 3 acts, by
H. Longan and E. Altheimer. [2], 50 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 3, 1910 ; D : 22215 ; Hattie Longan
and Elizabeth Altlieimer, St. Louis. 17533

Greatheart; by I. B. Goodrich, jr.

© Ira B. Goodrich, jr., Dorchester, Mass. ;
D : 10089, Mar. 6, 1907. 17534

Greatly improved; comedy in 1 act, by E. S.
Hopkins, jr. 23 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© E. S. Hopkins, jr.. New York ; D : 6774,
June 5, 1905; 2c. June 5, 1905.. 17535

Greatness in sin; drama in 4 acts, by D. Carpat.
71 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 7, 1911; D: 23043; Demetre
Beraud, Savannah, Ga. 17536

Grecian (A) bend. See Social (The) stage.

Grecian (The) princess; a sacred drama in 4
acts, by A. Matre. Cincinnati, O., Jos. Bern-
ing printing co., 1897.

© Anthonv Matre, Cincinnati ; 1897 : 10944,
Feb. 12 ; 2c. Feb. 25. 17537

Greco paints his masterpiece. See Pilgrim
(The) kings.

Greco's last judgment. See Pilgrim (The)
kings.

Greed; a play in 5 acts, by P. S. M. Munro.

© P. S. M. Munro, Brooklyn ; 1876 : 13054,
Nov. 24. 17538

Greed (The) for gold — Continued.

a melodrama in 5 acts, by J. Sansone.

© John Sansone, Keokuk, la. ; 1899 : 72196,
Nov. 4. 17543

— play in 3 acts, by F. Nathan. 46 p. 4 .
Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 7, 1913; D: 32586; Frances
Nathan, New York. 17539

La marchande de modes; or. My sweet

little cousin, a drama in 1 act, by Mrs. E. S.
Roberts.

© Mrs. E. S. Roberts, New York; 1891:
38533, Oct. 27. 17540

Greed and anarchy, their cause and remedy;
a dramatic poem, by D. R. Hill. (In his
Works)

© David R. Hill, Hickory Top, W. Va. ; D :
4686, Mar. 5, 1904 ; 2c. Aug. 3, 1905 ; 2c. Aug.
15, 1905. 17541

Greed (The) for gold; a drama in prologue and
4 acts, by W. B. Davy. 36 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Wm. B. Davy, Chicago ; D : 10533, May
10, 1907 ; 2c. Dec. 19, 1907. 17542

— new 4 act comedy melodrama.

© M. E. Rafert, Indianapolis; 1896:22039,
Apr. 8. 17544

— iSee also Klondike.

Greed (The) for money; a drama in 5 acts, by
G. Lewis.

© Gus Lewis, Erie, Pa. ; 1885 : 4743, Feb. 23.

17545

Greed of gold; or. The broken promise, a 4 act
drama, by P. Lassen. 29 p. 12°. Printed.

© Peter Lassen, Oakland, Cal. ; D : 64.55,
Apr. 3, 1905 ; 2c. May 15, 1905. 17546

Greed vs. love; drama in 4 acts, by W. O.
Smith. Central City, Ky., The Argus print.

I p. 1., 20 p. 12°.

© Apr. 12, 1914; 2c. Apr. 22, 1914; D:
36895 ; William Oscar Smith, Cleaton, Ky.

17546a
Greed's toll; drama in 1 act, by W. S. Franklin.

II p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 15, 1914 ; D : 37318 ; William S.
Franklin, San Francisco. 17546b

Gi'eek at the university. See Trial of classics.

Greek (A) slave; a musical comedy in 2 acts,
by Owen Hall, lyrics by Harry Greenbank,
music by Sidney Jones. [New ed.] New
York; I. Goldmark, 1898. 96 p. 8°.

© Augustin Daly, New York; 1898:38067,
June 22 ; 2c. June 25. 17547

Greek (The) twins; a domestic drama in 6 acts,
by W. Holland.

© W. Holland, Longmont, Col. ; 1882 : 2237,
Feb. 11. 17548

Green-all-over; in 3 splashes, several musical
dabs, by C. Harold Lewis, book painted by
R. F. Murphy and H. J. Brown. 35 p. 4°.
Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Mar. 25, 1915; D: 40358; Ralph F.
Murphy and Harry J. Brown, Syracuse, N. Y.

17548a

Green and gold. See Derby (The) race.

Green (The) beetle; play in 2 parts, by J. Wil-
lard. [l],24p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 29, 1913; D: 33095; John Wil-
lard, New York. 17549

Green (The) bird; farce-comedy in 3 acts, by
J. U. Harris. .58 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 12, 1912; D: 28295; Joseph U.
Harris, Watertown, N. Y. 17550

864

17551

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

17571

Green (The) bird — Continued.

Same. Boston, W. H. Baker & co., 1912.

38 p. 12°.

© Nov. 9, 1912 ; 2c. Nov. 11, 1912 ; D : 31359 ;

Walter H. Baker & co., Boston. 17551

a musical play in 2 acts, libretto by D. K.

Stevens, music by John Arnold Bennett.

© David Kilburn Stevens, Boston ; D :
10530, May 9, 1907. 17552

Green (The) cat; musical comedy in 2 acts,
words and music, by R. L. Castle Beale. [3],
38 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Aug. 10, 1914 ; D : 37797 ; Ralph Los-
ie Beale, Dedham, Mass. 17552a

Green chartreuse; a musical comedy, by M. M.
Pope. Typewritten.

© Marion Manville Pope, Trenton, N. J. ;

1896:60762, Nov.
1901.

Ic. Nov. 5 : 2c.

Nov. 15,
17553

words by M. M. Pope, music by Frederick

Hatfield Clarke. 79 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Li-
bretto only]

© M. Manville Pope, Bordentown, N. J. ;
D:1940, Mar. 21, 1902; Ic. Mar. 21, 1902;
Ic. .Tune 21, 1902. 17554

Green City graft; 1 act playlet, by E. Roy. 37 p.
f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 20, 1912 ; D : 28788 ; Elberta Roy,
Chicago. 17555

Gx-een (The) coat; comedy in 1 act, by Alfred
de Slusset and Emile Augier, tr. from the
French by Barrett H. Clark. New York, S.
French; London, S. French, ltd., 1914. 21 p.
12°. ( [French's international copyrighted ed.
of the works of the best authors, no. 296] )

© Dec. 30, 1914 ; 2c. Jan. 23, 1915 ; D : 39490 ;
Samuel French, New York. 17555a

Green (The) cockatoo. See German classics
of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries.

Green devil; a melodrama, by A. Black and B.
White.

© Leonidas Westervelt, New York ; D :
5144, June 7, 1904. ,17556

Green (The) elephant; play in 4 acts, by M.
Baring. 113 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 14, 1911; D: 25143; Mam-ice
Baring, London. 17557

Green-eyed (The) monster; comedy in 1 act,
by A. Klauber. [1], 22 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 16, 1913; D: 31981; Adolph
Klauber, New York. 17558

— an extravaganza in 3 acts, by E. Selden.
8 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Edgar Selden, New York; 1892:21012,
May 18; 2c. Jan. 26, 1893. 17559

Green-eyed (The) monster — Continued.

farce in 1 act, by T. A. Crowley. 10 p. f ".

Typewritten.

© Teresa A. Crowley, Brookline, Mass. ; D :
14304, Nov. 16, 1908; 2c. Nov. 16, 1908.

17560

monologue for a woman, by Livingston Rus-

sell.

© Edgar S. Werner, New York ; 1897 : 42633,
July 26. 17561

— an original dramatic monologue, by L. Rus-
sell. Typewritten.

© Livingston Russell, New York; 1896:
69020, Dec. 19; 2c. Dec. 19. 17562

play in 1 act, by M. S. Hope. 20 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 24, 1915 ; D : 40467 ; Muriel Syl-
vester Hope, New York. 17562a

3 act society comedy, by W. A. Demmon.

© Great western printing co., St. Louis;
1900 A : 4544, Feb. 19. 17563

a vaudeville sketch, by M. Forrest. 2 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Mark Forrest, Milwaiikee ; D : 14976, Feb.
3, 1909; 2c. Feb. 3, 1909. 17564

Green fire; play in 1 act, by K. Walter. [1],
24 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 5, 1913 ; D : 33470 ; Karl Walter,
Kansas City, Mo. 17565

Green (The) fire escape; play in 1 act, by John
Towers. [1], 23 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 30, 1913 ; D : 32139 ; Mrs. J. H.
Holden, New York. 17566

Green (The) girl. See Rachel Goldstein.

Green (The) god; dramatic-comedy playlette,
by L. Chevalier. 19 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 12, 1911 ; D : 25997 ; Louis Che-
valier, New York. 17567

Green (The) goddess or devil; a drama in 4
acts and 4 scenes, by R. Vaun. 78 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Russell Vaun, Chelsea, London ; D : 617,
June 27, 1901 ; 2c. June 27, ,1901. 17568

Green goods; drama in 4 acts, by G. W. Middle-
ton.

© George W. Middleton, New York; 1893:
38460, Aug. 21. 17569

— farce comedy in 3 acts, by P. Dresser.

© Paul Dresser, United States ; 1894 : .57177,
Dec. 7. 17570

■or. Check no. 66, farce comedy in 3 acts.

by W. Barry.

© William Barry, New York ; 1891 : 39244.
Nov. 2. 17571

5379—16 55

865

17572

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

17590

Green (The) goods game; farce comedy in 3
acts, by P. Dresser.

© Paul Dresser, United States ; 1894 : 57180,
Dec. 7. 17572

Green-goods (A) man; a farce comedy in 3 acts,
by P. Dresser, f. Typewritten.

© Paul Dresser, Merrilan, Wis. ; 1894 :
18740, Apr. 10 ; 2c. Aug. 9. 17573

Same.

© Paul Dresser, United States ; 1894 : 57179,

Dec. 7.

17574

Green (The) goods men; farce comedy in 3
acts, by P. Dresser.

© Paul Dresser, United States ; 1894 : 57178,
Dec. 7. 17575

Green (The) helmet, and other poems; by Wil-
liam Butler Yeats. Churchtown, Dundrum,
The Cuala press, 1910. 3 p. 1., 32 p. 1 1. 8°.
© Ic. Dec. 21, 1910; A ad int. 417; pub-
lished Nov. 23, 1910 ; W. B. Yeats, London.

17575a

— Same. New York, R. Harold Paget, 1911.
40 p. 12°.

© Jan. 16, 1911; 2c. Jan. 17, 1911; A:
280151 ; William Butler Yeats, London.

17575b

Same. New York, London, The Macmillan

company, 1912. 3 p. 1., 91, [1] p. 12°.

© Oct. 23, 1912 ; 2c. Oct. 24, 1912 ; A : 328161 ;
Macmillan co., New York. 17575c

Green hills of Erin.

© John Leishman, Newark, N. J. ; 1897 :
11131, Feb. 15. 17576

Green (The) horse; or, I wouldn't do it, com-
edy sketch, by Bernard Kling. 7 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Demarest and Oberman, Newark, N. J. ;
D : 1226, Dec. 31, 1901 ; 2c. Dec. 31, 1901.

17577

Green knight; a vision, by Porter Garnett,
music by Edward G. Stricklen . . . San Fran-
cisco, Priv. print, for the Bohemian club by
some of its members, 1911. xxviii, 62, [1] p.
col. front., fold diagr. 8°.

© Aug. 13, 1911 ; 2c. Oct. 2, 1911 ; A 297273 ;
Bohemian club, San Francisco. 17578

Green (A) lane in Ireland; a comedy drama in
1 act, by Frank INIaltese.

© Salvatore R. Maltese, Salt Lake City;
D : 9164, Oct. 1, 1906. 17579

Green lights; a melodrama of life in New York
city, in 5 acts, by A. Kennedy and A. E. Berg.

© Alfred Kennedy and Albert Ellery Berg.
New York ; 1890 : 20431, June 24. 17580

Green meadows; a rural comedy drama in 4
acts, by J. Fowler and E. C. Whitton. 82 p.
4°. Typewi'itten.

© John Fowler and Ernest C. Whitton,
Philadelphia ; 1891 : 4959, Feb. 4 ; 2c. Mar. 20.

17581

Green (The) millionaire; comedy in 4 acts, by
A. S. Schomer.

113 p. 4°, Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 9, 1915 ; D : 40312 ; Abraham S.
Schomer, New York. 17581a

Green (The) Mr, Black; a society comedy in
4 acts, by M. B. Hayes. 201 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Maud Blanche Hayes, New York; D:
1740, Apr. 15, 1902 ; 2c. Apr. 15, 1902. 17582

Green (The) monster; by Jerome Ravel and I.
Kiralfy.

© Imre Kiralfy, New York; 1887:28002,
Oct. 29. 17583

an American comedy-drama in 3 acts, by

Edward Coleman.

© Alfred McDowell, Baltimore; 1887:

22076, Aug. 29.

17584

Green Mountain boy; comedy in 3 acts, by A.
Carr and his assistant author.

© Albert Carr, New York; 1874:12710,
Oct. 12. 17585

Green (The) Mountain boys; a thrilling his-
torical drama, by J. W. Bessel.

© John W. Bessel, Hoboken, N. J.; 1877:
14621, Dec. 15. 17586

see also Ethan Allen.

Green (The) Mountain ranger; or. The hunt-
er's protege, a sensational drama, by C. H.
Webber.

© Charles H. Webber, Salem, Mass. ; 1872 :
1993, Mar. 1. 17587

Green Mountains; a comedy drama in 4 acts,
by C. A. Clarke.

© Carrie Ashley Clarke, Dixon, 111. ; 1898 :
14766, Mar. 2 ; 2c. Mar. 4. 17588

Green pastures; a 4 act play, by H. V. Wake-
field. 45 p. f°. Typewritten.

© H. V. Wakefield, New York: D : 14747,

Jan. 5. 1909 : 2c. Jan. 5. 1909. 17589

Green peppers; comedy in 3 acts, by H. White.
Woodstock, N. Y.. Maverick press [1913]
cover-title, 70 p. 8°.

© Feb. 5, 1913 ; 2c. Feb. 26, 1913 ; D : 32527 ;
Hervey White, Woodstock, N. Y. 17590

866

17591

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

17608

Green (The) room; an interlude in 1 scene, by
E. F. Bishop.

© E. F. Bishop, Philadelphia; 1889:5827,
Feb. 19. 17591

Green (The) star; 4 act play, by E, S. Van Zile.
89 p. 4°. Type^Yritten.

© Ic. May 8, 1912; D: 29604; Edward S.
Van Zile, New York. 17592

Green stockings; comedy in 3 acts, by A. E. W.
Mason. New York, Samuel French ; London,
Samuel French, ltd., 1914. 117 p. 12°.
( [French's standard library ed.] )

© Dec. 29, 1914; 2c. Dec. 31, 1914; D:
39251 ; Margaret Anglin Hull, New York.

17592a

play in 4 acts, by A. E. W. Mason and

George Fleming [pseud, of Julia Constance
Fletcher] 124 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 29, 1910 ; D : 22951 ; Louis Nether-
sole, New York. 17593

a play in 3 acts, by A. E. W. Mason. 115

p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 14, 1912; D : 29042 ; Margaret
Anglin Hull, New York. 17594

Green (The) tutor,
lamed.

See Greener (Der) me-

Green (The) umbrella; a farce in 1 act, by
T. A. Crowley. 12 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Teresa A. Crowley. Brookline, Mass. ;
D: 13765, Sept. 12, 1908 ; 2c. Sept. 12, 1908.

17595

Greenback (The) campaign. See Labor and
capital.

Greenbacks; a play, by G. W. Riddell.

© G. W. Riddell, Philadelphia ; 1873 : 2414,
Mar. 12. 17596

Greenblow; a comedy, by W. Sikes and Olive
Logan.

© Wirt Sikes, New York ; 1872 : 7859, July
23. 17597

Greene (The) girls; a farcical and musical
comedy in 3 acts, by J. B'owler and J. K.
Adams. 78 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto
only]

© John Fowler and .Jacob K. Adams, New
York ; D : 766, Aug. 16, 1901 ; 2c. Aug. 1, 1901.

17598

Greener (Der) melamed (The green tutor);
comedy in 4 acts, by H. M. Gastwirth.

110 p. 4°. Ms.

© Ic. Apr. 28, 1915; D: 40495; Henry M.
Gastwirth, New York. 17598a

Greengooders (The); a stirring comedy drama
of the city and the country, by B. Maguire.

© Bart Maguire, New York ; D : 1.5033, Feb.
8, 1909. 17599

Greenhorn (The); original play of modern social
conditions in 4 acts, by W. Steell and G.
EUiston. 92 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. .July S, 1915 ; D : 411S0 ; Willis Steoll
and Grace EUiston, New York. 17599a

Greenhorn (The) from Breslau; comedy drama
in 4 acts, by Herbert Hall Winslow. 135 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Maurice B. Curtis, New York ; D : 1911.
May 21, 1902; 2c. May 21, 1902. 17600

Greenhoi'ns; a musical extravaganza in 2 acts,
book and lyrics by A. C. Fairman.

© Anna C. Fairman, New York; D: 11204,
Aug. 20, 1907. 17601

■ or. The emigrants to America, a dramatic

work in 5 acts, by J. A. Moller.

© .John A. Moller, New York; 1880:7.553.
May 14. 17602

(Griinhorner); comedy with music in 5

acts, by H. Dobers, music by Max Gabriel.

© Hans Dobers, Philadelphia ; 1894 : 56945,
Dec. 7. 17603

Greenroom fun; comic play in 3 acts, by B.
Howard.

© Bronson Howard, United States; 1882:
4196, Mar. 16. 17604

Greenroom (The) rivals; a comedietta in 1 act,
by Annie Eliot [pseud, of A. E. Trumbull]
Boston, AV. H. Baker & co., 1894. 16 p. 12°.
( [Baker's ed. of plays] )

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston; 1894:
29711, July 16; 2c. Aug. 2. 17605

Greetings in Bingville; play in 1 act, by H. E.
Knight. 3 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 12, 1915; D: 41478; Harlan E.
Knight, New York. 17605a

Gregory Otrepief; by C. R. Reed.

© Claude R. Reed, Denver; 1899:35265,
May 26. 17606

Gregory Shovel; a drama in 5 acts, adapted by
P. A. J. Russell from the novel The chaplain
of the fleet, by James Rice and Walter Be-
sant.

© Phil. A. J. Russell, New York; 1886:
7556, Apr. 1. 17607

Greluchon; com6die en 4 actes, [par] M. Sergine.

Paris, Librairie theatrale, 1910. 186 p. 12°.

© Jan. 20, 1910; 2c. Dec. 31, 1909; D:

17835; Maurice Sergine, Paris. 17608

867

17609

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIOKS

17628

Grenzsperre; lustspiel in 3 akten, von Heinrich
Stobitzer und Richard Kessler, MJinchen,
Drei masken verlag, 1912. 87 p. 12°.

© Ic. May 15, 1912 ; D : 29676 ; Drei masken-
verlag, Munich. 17609

Gretchen; a 4 act play, by W. S. Gilbert.

© E. A. Sothern and J. S. Clarke, United
States ; 1879 : 4725, Apr. 9. 17610

■ groteske in 3 akten, von Gustav Davis und

Leopold Lipschiitz. Wien, G. Davis & co.,
1908. 106 p. 12°.

© Emanuel Lederer, New York ; D : 12385,
Feb. 19, 1908 ; 2c. Feb. 25, 1908. 17611

or. Who knows best? a picture of every day

life, in 4 acts, adapted from the German and
augmented by O. Peltzer.

© Otto Peltzer, Chicago; 1879:8244, June
21. 17612

Gretchen, queen of the ballet; a nmsical comedy
in 2 acts, by R. A. Bar net.

© R. A. Barnet, Boston ; 1898 : 15375, Mar.
4. 17613

Gretchen, the shepherdess of Jura; by A. I.
Knowlton.

© Amv Iraogene Knowlton, Philadelphia :
1876:10851, Sept. 25. 17614

Gretna Green; comedy-opera in 2 acts, by W. G.
V. Sutphen.

© W. G. Van Tassel Sutphen, Morristown,
N. J.; 1890; 11250, Apr. 5. 17615

a romantic comedy in 3 acts, by G. L. Fui*-

niss. 124 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Grace Livingston Furniss, New York;
D : 1666, Mar. 29, 1902 ; 2c. June 19, 1902.

17616

or. A hairbreadth, escape, a 1 act comedy.

by William Busch. Typewritten.

© William Busch, St. Louis ; 1900 : A : 6305,
Mar. 8 ; 2c. Mar. 19. 17617

Grettir the strong; [play in 1 act] by R. God-
dard. 30 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 28, 1912 ; D : 29753 ; Ralph God-
dard, New York. 17618

Grevilla (The) tree; play in 4 acts, by E. M.
Dolsen. 97 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 28. 1915 ; D : 41592 ; Ethel Mow-
bray Dolsen, San Francisco. 17618a

Grey and old rose; 1 act play in 1 scene, by S.
M. Summers. 3 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 9, 1915; D: 42223; S. M. Sum-
mers, Chicago. 17618b

Grey cats; 1 act play, by C. Cooksey. 9 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 19, 1915; D: 41537; Curtis
Cooksey, New York. 17618c

Grey (The) dome; play in 4 acts, by John Bos-
worth Crocker. 105 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 13, 1915; D: 39981; Mrs. Lud-
wig Lewisohn, Columbus, O. 17618d

Grey (The) lady. See Esker Dhu.

Grey (The) mare; a comedy in 3 acts, by
Charles Francis Coghlan.

© Rose Coghlan, Ft. Hamilton, N. Y. ; 1892 :
• 4548, Jan. 29. 17619

Grey (The) nun; a melodrama in 4 acts and a
prologue, based upon an episode of the rebel-
lion which occurred at St. Eustache, in prov-
ince of Quebec, Canada, in 1837, by Joseph
Adolphe Patenaude.

©.Joseph A. Patenaude, Indianapolis; D:
12798, Apr. 22, 1908. 17620

Grey (The) overcoat; play in 1 act, by W. R.
Randall. 20 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 9, 1910 ; D : 20754 ; William K.
Randall, New York. 17621

See also Gray (The) overcoat.

Grey (The) room; dramatic nocturne, by M.
Pemberton and E. Norwood. [12], 21 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

©r Ic. Feb. 3, 1912 ; D : 28540 ; Max Pember-
ton and Eille Norwood, London. 17622 '

Grey (The) stocking; play in 4 acts, by M. Bar-
ing. 70 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 14, 1911; D: 25141; Maurice
Baring, London. 17623

Grey (The) stocking, and other plays; by M,
Baring. London, Constable and company, ltd.,
1912. [6], 366 p. 8°.

© Jan. 15, 1912 ; Ic. Jan. 12, 1912 ; Ic. Jan.
17, 1912; D: 28331; Maurice Baring, West-
minster, England. 17624

Gribouille; piece en 1 acte, en vers, de Paul
Souchon et A. Aveze. 24 p. 4°. (Supple-
ment gi-atuit au no. 2858 du Monde illustre,
6 Janvier 1912)

© Jan. 6, 1912 ; 2c. Feb. 14, 1912 ; D : 28G7G ;
Souchon & Andre Aveze, Paris. 17625

Griddles; a sketch, by G. Mitchell. 8 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Grant Mitchell, New York ; D : 5109, June
1, 1904; 2c. June 1, 1904. 17626

Gridiron king; a comedy in 1 act. by Eugene
B. Lewis. 21 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Grace D. Rauworth, Los Angeles; D:
14540, Dec. 15, 1908 ; 2c. Dec. 15, 1908. 17627

Griechisches feuer; lustspiel in 3 aufzilgen, von
Heinrich Lee. Berlin, E. Bloch, 1912. 64 p.
12°.

© Ic. Feb. 19, 1913; D: 33453; Eduard
Bloch, Berlin. 17628

868

17629

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

17648

Grif; a play in 5 acts, dramatized from the

Englisli novel of that name, by G. W. Wang.

© George W. Wang, New Orleans; 1873:

2285, Mar. 8. 17629

See also GrifE.

Griff; a drama in 5 acts, taken from the work
entitled Grif, by B. L. Farjeon, by A. Powers.

© Ada Powers, New York ; 1872 : 7601, July
16. 17630

Griffe (La); piece en 4 actes, par H. Bernstein.
Paris, Imp. de I'lllustration, 1906. 2 p. 1.,
72 p. 12°.

© Henry Bernstein, Paris ; D : 8720, June
20, 190G; 2c. June 20, 1906. 17631

Grig'gsby's gal; a tale of the primeval West in
4 acts, by Granville Forbes Sturgis. 82 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© G. F. Sturgis, Brooklyn ; D : 11792, Nov.
22, 1907; 2c. Nov. 22, 1907. 17632

Same. Acting version. 126 p. 4°. Type-

written.

© Granville Forbes Sturgis. Brooklyn ; D :
12789, Apr. 20, 1908 ; 2c. Apr. 20, 1908. 17633

Grille (Die) See Tanclion, the cricket.

Grille (II) del focolare; commedia musicale in
3 atti, di Cesare Hanau, musica di Riccardo
Zandonai. Milano [etc.] G. Ricordi & c. ; New
York, Boosey & co., 1907. 54 p. 8°. [Libret-
to only]

© G. Ricordi & co., Milan ; D : 11717, Nov.
11, 1907; 2c. Nov. 11, 1907. 17634

Grim Eyan; sketch, by M. Dobyns. [1], 6 p.
f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 25, 1915 ; D : 42085 ; Mabel Dob-
yns, Shelbina, Mo. 17634a

Grimes' cellar door: a musical burlesque in 8
acts, by Thomas Addison and J. B. Mackie
[pseud, of J. B. McDonald]

© .James B. Mackie, Georgetown, Mass. ;
1889 : 20817, July 5. 17635

by Thomas Addison and J. B. Mc-
Donald.

© James B. McDonald, Georgetown, Mass. ;
1889:28419, Sept. 19. 17636

Grimesey, me boy; Mackie's comedy nightmare
in 3 acts, by James B. Mackie [pseud, of J.
B. McDonald]

© James B. McDonald, Georgetown, Mass. ;
1891:8773, Mar. 9. 17637

Grimm's Fairy tales. See Prince Goldhair
and the goosegirl. — Princess (The) Snow-
White.

Grinder's Kid; or, The pirates of Goose Creek,
a 3 act comedy, by H. Dumars, Springfield,
Mo., 1885. 1 p. 1., 27 numb. 1., 8°.

© Horace Dumars, Springfield, Mo. ; 1885 :
3019, Feb. 3 ; 2c. Apr. 20. 17638

■ See also Little Nug-get.

Gringo; a drama in 4 acts, by A. Van Houten.
44 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 20, 1912 ; D : 29106 ; Albert Van
Houten, New York. 17639

by W. Vernier. 149 p. 4°. Type-

written.

© Ic. Nov. 27, 1911 ; D : 25872 ; Walter Ver-
nier, Mount Kisco, N. Y. 17640

in 1 act, by Owen Davis. 19 p. 4°. Type-

written.

© Ic. Dec. 2, 1911; D:25926; Arthur De
Voy, New York. 17641

— a melodrama in 4 acts, by J. H. Nones.

© Jefferson H. Nones, Philadelphia; 1875:
7337, July 13. 17642

romantic comic opera in 3 acts, by T. Field.

107 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Oct. 11, 1913; D: 34686; Thomas
Field, Los Angeles. 17643

Gringoire; comedy in 1 act, by Theodore de
Banville. New York, F. Rullman, 1888. 24 p.
4°. (On cover: The Coquelin-Hading ed.)
French and English on opposite pages.

© F. Rullman, New York; 1888:27479.
Sept. 27 ; 2c. Oct. 8. 17644

1 act comedy, tr. from the French of Theo-
dore de Banville, by C. Renauld. Typewrit-
ten.

© Charles Renauld, New York; 1896:
34974, June 13 ; 2c. June 13. 17645

or, The street singer, melodrama in 1 act,

[freely adapted from the French of De Ban-
ville] by Willard Holcomb and Julian Ed-
wards. Arlington, N. J., Beckwith & Speare,
1901. 20 p. front., ports. 12°. [Title on
copies reads Gringoire, the street singer.]

© Homer Lind, New York ; D : 83, Jan. 26,
1901 ; 2c. Dec. 16, 1901. 17646

Gringos (Los) in the tropics. See Mavadia.

Grip (The); an original comedy in 3 acts, and
4 scenes, by E. Harrigan.

© Edward Harrigan, New York; 1885:
24372, Nov. 20. * 17647

or. Roguish Tom, an original drama in 5

acts, introducing songs, dances, etc., and an
English country circus, by M. Walsh.

© Marie Walsh, Brooklyn ; 1873 : 781, Jan.
28. 17648

869

17649

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

17668

Grip (A) of steel; drama in 4 acts, by Arthur
Shirley and Benjamin Landed^.

© William Calder, New York ; 1896 : 62509,
Nov. 16. 17649

Grip sack: a negro sketch in 1 scene, by John
Arnold, arr. by Charles "White. New York,
R. M. De Witt, 1876. 5 p. 12°. ([De Witt's
Ethiopian and comic drama, no. 86] )

© Robert M. De Witt, New York; 1876:
7982, July 3 ; 2c. July 26. 17650

Gripful (A) of trouble; melodramatic farce in
4 acts, by F. Jackson. 153 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. June 24, 1914 ; D : 37396 ; Fred Jack-
son, Bayside, N. Y. 17650a

Gripp Scott, the moonshiner; a comedy drama
in 5 acts, by Rolla Ryan.

© Mrs. H. Zada B. Ryan, Boerne, Tex.:
1891 : 19085, May 25. 17651

Griselda; by Gerhart Hauptmann. Berlin, S.
Fi-scher [Binghamton, N. Y., Printed by the
Binghamton book mfg. co.] 1909. 2 p. 1., [3]-
54 p. 16°.

© Alice Kauser, New York ; D : 15238, Mar.
5, 1909 ; 2c. Mar. 8, 1909. 17652

a comic opera in 2 acts, by W. Thorpe and

E. Lawrence Dudley. 62 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten. [Libretto only]

© Warren Thorpe, Philadelphia ; D : 3187,
Mar. 25, 1903 ; 2c. Mar. 25, 1903. 17653

a play in 3 acts, by P. G. Hubert. 40 p.

12°. Printed.

© P. G. Hubert, Stamford, Conn.; 1877:
281, Jan. 6 ; 2c. Jan. 30. 17654

Griselda, the peasant duchess. Typewritten.
© Virna Woods, Sacramento, Cal. ; 1900 A :
14308, June 9 ; 2c. June 9. 17655

Griselidis; grand opera in 3 acts and a pro-
logue, poem by Armand Silvestre and Eugene
Morand, music by M. Massenet. New York.
C. E. Burden, 1908. 47 p. 4°. [Libretto
only. French and English]

© Charles E. Burden, New York ; D : 14059.
Oct. 15, 1908 ; 2c. Dec. 3, 1908. 17656

Griswold's resurrection; drama in 1 act, by

H. A. Butler. 5 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 3, 1913; D : 32173 ; Harry A.
Butler, Baltimore. 17657

Grit; dramatic novelty in prologue, 4 acts, and
epilogue, by Oliver D. Bailey and J. Noel. 138
p. 4°. Typewi-itten.

© Ic. Feb. 8, 1915 ; D : 40813 ; Joseph Noel,
Yonkers, N, Y. 17657a

Grit^Continued.

play in 1 act, by E. E. Read and Aurania

Ellerbeck. [1], 12 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 7, 1911 ; D : 23580 ; Edyth Eller-
beck Read, Salt Lake City. 17658

.sensational comedy in 4 acts, by E. La-

mieri'e.

© Elise Lamierre, United States; 1884:
8449, Apr. 22. 17659

or. Away down South, a drama in pro-
logue and 2 acts, by Chas. C. King.

© J. Branton Murray and Lacy Logan,
United States ; 1879 : 5362, Apr. 22. 17660

or. Out on the plains, a sensation drama

in prologue and 3 acts, by D. R. Young.

© David R. Young, New York ; 1871 : 4149,
May 5. 17661

or, The nugg-et of Calamity Bar, a drama

of Western American life, in 5 acts, by R. B.
Davenport. ,

© Reuben Briggs Davenport, New York;
1878 : 5260, May 1. 17662

Grito (El); drama en 2 actos, original de F.
Sassone. Madrid [Sociedad de autores espa-
noles] 191L 35 p. 12°.

© Aug. 21, 1911; 2c. Aug. 22, 1911; D:
25014 ; Felipe Sassone, Madrid. 17663

Grito (El) de independencia; episodio Ifrico-
dramatico, en 1 acto, dividido en 3 cuadros y
apoteosis, en verso, original de G. Farfan y
J. de Burgos, nulsica del maestro Geronim'o
Gim4nez. Madrid [Sociedad de autores espa-
noles] 1908. 46 p., illus. 12°. [Libretto
only]

© Gerardo Farfan y Javier de Burgos,

Madrid; D: 13794, Sept. 14, 1908; 2c. Sept.

14, 1908. 17664

Grit's Thanksgiving; comedy by Fred. J. Bea-

man and P. Mack. 8 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 17, 1910; D: 20224; Pete Mack.
Chicago. 17665

in 1 act, by F. J. Beaman. 9 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Fred J. Beaman, Jackson, Mich. ; D :
11198, Aug. 19, 1907 ; 2c. Aug. 19, 1907.

17666
Gritty (The) American; a drama in 4 acts, by
A. Ovilgie. 53 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Note:
The author's name on the copy is Ogilvie]

© Annie Ovilgie, Long Island City, N. Y. ;
D : 10377, Apr. 18, 1907 ; 2c. Apr. 18, 1907.

17667
Grizzly (The) ; modern drama in 3 acts, by J. M.
Handley and S. H. Picchianti. 80 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 28, 1910; D: 22168; John M.
Handley and Silvio H. Picchianti, Chicago.

17668

870

17669

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

17685

Grizzly Adams, the hunter of the Sierra Ne-
vada; a drama in 3 acts, dramatized by E. T.
Goodrich, from The boy miner, pubd. in the
New York Weekly.

© Edward T. Goodrich, Buffalo; 1874:
2728, Mar. 6. 17669

Grizzly (The) bear; musical comedy in 2 acts,
by A. L. Weir. 14 p. 8°.

© Arthur L. Weir, Springfield, 111.: D:
13037, May 23, 1908 ; 2c. May 23, 1908. 17670

irrobbelaars (Die); trauerspiel in 4 aufzligen,
von Hans Grimm. Berlin, Vita, deutsches
verlagshaus, 1907. 195 p. 12°. (Bibliothek
moderner dramen)

© Vita, deutsches verlagshaus, Berlin ; D :
11004, .July 20, 1907; 2c. July 20, 1907. 17671

Grobe (Das) hemd. See Wholesome (A) les-
son.

Groceryman (The) and Peck's bad boy; a com-
edy dramatized from Geo. AV. Peck's cele-
brated Bad boy sketches, by C. F. Pidgin.

© Charles F. Pidgin, Boston ; 1884 : 5583,
Mar. 17. 17672

a

musical
from G. W

comedy in 3 acts, dramatized
Peck's celebrated Bad boy
sketches, by Chas. F. Pidgin. 87 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Georse W. Peck, Milwaukee; 1884:
24262, Dec. 8; 2c. Dec. 8. 17673

Groesste (Das) opfer; schauspiel in 4 akten, von
Paul Grzybowski. [3], 75 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Dec. 17, 1910 ; D : 22839 ; Paul Grzy-
bowski, Chicago. 17674

Grogan's elevation; a 3 act Irish comedy. Al-
bany. 1884.

© Sheehau and Coyne, New Yorl
25643, Dec. 22.

Groom (The) forgot; 1 act comedy,
Tully and Bozemau Bulger.
© Ic. May 7, 1913; D:
Devitt, Brooklyn.

Groove (The); play in 1 act, by

[3], 18 p. 4°. Typewritten.

TS8 4 :
17675

by May
4°. M.S.

J. Alan
17676
G. Middleton.

14 p.
33320 :

D : 38911 :

George
17676a

Fel-

© Ic. Nov. 24, 1914
rdiddleton, New York.

See also Possession.

Gropers; play, by Janet Von Shroder and
ton B. Elkins. 28 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 10. 1912; D : 29922 ; F. B.

Elkins, San Mateo, Cal. 17677

Grosse (TJne) affaire; piece en 3 actes, [par] M.

Hennequin et P. Veber. Paris, P. V. Stock,

1909. 203 p. 12°.

© Oct. 2, 1909 ; 2c. Sept. 7, 1909 ; D : 16849 ;
Maurice Hennequin & Pierre Veber, Paris.

17678

Grosse (Der) bummel; schwank in 4 akten, von
Julius Horst und Arthur Lippschitz. Berlin,
Oesterheld & co., 1912. 86 p. 12°.

© Ic. Sept. 17, 1912 ; D : 30863 ; Oesterheld
& CO., Berlin. 17679

Grosse (Die) gemeinde; lustspiel in 3 aufziigen,
von Rudolpli Lothar und Leopold Lipschiitz.
Leipzig, Philipp Reclam, jun., 1907. 80 p.
2 diagrs. 24°.

© Emanuel Lederer, New York ; D : 10407.
Apr. 24, 1907; 2c. Apr. 29, 1907. 17680

Grosse (Der) kampf; myst^rienspiel in 8 bild-
ern, von Franz Theodor Csokor. Berlin, S.
Fischer, verlag, 1915. 127 p. 12°.

© Oct. 7, 1915 ; Ic. Dec. 30, 1915 ; D : 42609 ;
S. Fischer, verlag, Berlin. 17680a

Grosse (Das) licht; schauspiel in 4 aufziigen,
von Felix Philippi. Breslau, S. Schottlaender ;
New York, G. E. Stechert [etc., etc.] 1902.
1 p. 1., 223, [1] p. 12°.

© Schlesische buchdruckerei, kunst-und ver-
lags-anstalt von S. Schottlaender, Breslau,
Germany ; D : 1584, Mar. 17, 1902 ; 2c. Apr.
17, 1902. 17681

Grosse (Das; loos; lustspiel in 3 aufziigen, von
Adolf Douai. 23 p. 4°. Printed.

© Max A. Douai, Brooklyn ; D : 11101, Aug.
2, 1907; 2c. Aug. 2, 1907. 17682

Grosse (Der) name; wiener-comodie in 3 akten,
von Victor Lgon und Leo Feld, musik von
Robert Stolz. [Berlin, F. Bloch erben] 88 p.
12°.

© Ic. Nov. 6, 1909 ; D : 17299 ; Felix Bloch

. erben, Berlin. 17683

Grosse (Die) pause; lustspiel aus sorglosen
friedenstagen, von Oscar Blumenthal und
Max Bernstein. Berlin-Wilmersdorf, F. Bloch
erben. 1915. 96 p. 8°.

© Ic. Oct. 11. 1915 ; D : 41956 ; Felix Bloch
erben, Berlin-Wilmersdorf. 17683a

Grosse rosinen; grosse originalposse mit gesang
und tanz in 3 akten (5 bildern), von Rudolf
Bernauer. Rudolnh Schanzer imd M. A. Wei-
kone (M. A. BeiiKoHe), musik von Willy
Bredschneider und Walter Kollo, mit einlagen
von Bogumil Zepler und Leon Jessel. Regie-
buch. IMiinchen, Drei masken verlag, 1912.
162 p. 8°.

© Ic. Mar. 26, 1912 ; D : 29172 ; Drei masken
verlag, Munich. 17684

musik und tanz in 3 akten (5 bildern).

von Rudolf Bernauer. Rudolph Schanzer und
M. A. BeftKoHe (M. A. Weikone), musik von
Willy Bredschneider und Walter Kollo, mit
einlagen von Bogumil Zepler und Leon Jes-
sel. Miinchen, Drei masken verlag, 1912.
40 p. ports. 12°. [Textbuch der gesange]
© Feb. 24, 1912; 2c. Feb. 26, 1912; D:
28842; Drei maskea verlag, Munich. 17685

871

17686

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

17705

Grosse (Die) stadt; schauspiel in 3 aufziigen,
von Olga Wohlbriiclj. Berlin, Ahn & Simrock,
g. m. b. li., 1911. 51 p. 8°.

© Ic. Apr. 15, 1912; D: 29364; Biihnen-
verlas Ahn ^S: Simrock, Berlin. 17686

Groose (Der) tag; ein schauspiel in 5 akten, von
Heinrich Lilienfein. Berlin, Egon Fleischel
& CO., 1907. 2 p. 1., 114 p. 12°.

© Emanuel Lederer, New York; D : 11279,
Sept. 4, 1907 ; 2c. Sept. 5, 1907. 17687

Grosse (Der) tenor; lustspiel in 3 akten, von
Victor Leon. Berlin, F. Bloch erben, 1913.
114 p. 8°.

© Ic. Jan. 9, 1913; D: 31955; Felix Bloch
erben, Berlin. 17688

Grosse (Die) vergangenheit; lustspiel in 3
akten, von Franz Wagenholf. Jliinchen, Drei
masken verlag, g. m. b. h., 1914. 102 p. 12°.
© Ic. May 4, 1914 ; D : 36921 ; Drei masken

verlag, g. m. b. h., Munich.

17689

Grosserer Ohlzens store Juleselskap; farce i 1
akt efter det tyske, at li. Wiers-Jenssen.
Kristiania, H. Aschehoug & co., 1913. 2 p. 1.,
23 p. 12°.

© Dec. 16, 1913; 2c. Jan. 27, 1914; D:
35800; H. Aschehoug & co.. Christiauia, Nor-
way. 17689a

Grossknecht (Der); drama in 3 aufziigen, von
F. A. Beyerlein. Berlin, Vita, deutsches ver-
lagshaus [1905] 3 p. 1., 132 p. 12°.

© res. under act of Mar. 3, 1905, by Franz
Adam Beyerlein, Leipzig; res. no. 68; Ic. Nov.
11, 1905. 17690

Grossmama; ehi junggesellenschwank, in 4 auf-
ziigen, von M. Dreyer. New York, Emanuel
Lederer, 1898. 160 p. 12°.

© Mas Dreyer, Berlin; 1898:60901, Oct.
17; 2c. Nov. 8. 17691

Grotesques (The); a decoration in black and
white, by C. Head. LI], 23 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Nov. 1, 1915 ; D : 42148 ; Cloyd Head,
Oak Park, 111. 17691a

Grotto (The) witch; spectacular play in 4 acts,
by A. S. Hickman.

© Al. S. Hickman, Fort Scott, Kan. ; 1895 :
32848, June 24. 17692

Grouch (The) and the waif; comedy-dramatic
sketch in 1 act, by J. C. Robisch. IS p. 24°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 27, 1910; D: 22393; John Carl
Robisch, Chicago. 17693

Groundlings (The); a drama in 4 acts, by M. C.
Doremus. 64 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 20, 1910; D: 21843; Mary C.
Doremus, Kingston, N. Y, 17694

Grounds for a divorce; by G. T. Smith and
William Blaisdell.

© George T. Smith, New York ; 1898 : 41803,
July 12; 2c. July 12. 17695

Grounds of Mocha; by L. C. Probert and J. R.
Oishei. 50 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 19, 1910 ; D : 20500 ; J. R. Oishei,
Buffalo. 17696

Giroup-marriage; fantasia on modern themes in
3 acts, by G. Bolton. 108 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Aug. 7, 1913 ; D : 34051 ; Guy Bolton.
New York. 17697

Grove (The) of Single-blessedness; a play in
2 acts, by A. E. Phillips.

© Arthur Edward Phillips, Chicago; 1898:
51731, Sept. 2. 17698

Grover and Queen Lil. See Queenmaker (The)

Groves (The) of Blarney; by AV. Barron.

© William Barron, San Francisco; 1872:
11697, Nov. 4. 17699

Growler (The) See Our aldermen. — Politics.

Growth (The) of liberty in America; scenic
and dramatic reproduction of American his-
tory, by L. L. Fitch. Rochester, N. Y. [B. R.
Andrews, printer] 1897. 14 p. 8°.

© Louise Lawrence Fitch, Rochester, N. Y. ;
1897:56742, Oct. 7; 2c. Oct. 7, 1897. 17700

Same. pt. 2. Rochester, N. Y., 1897. 1 p. 1..

p. 15-25. 8°.

© Louise Lawrence Fitch, United States;
1897 : 65650, Nov. 26 ; 2c. Dec. 1. 17701

Grub (A) stake; an American drama in 5 acts,
by G. T. Lanigan and W. H. Hicks, jr.

© George T. Lanigan and William H. Hicks,
jr., St. Louis; 1882:12612, Aug. 1. 17702

Grub-worm (The) and the star; in 1 Jict, by
B. A. Dwyer.

© Bessie Agnes Dwyer, 'Washington ; D :
3931, Sept. 12, 1903. 17703

Grue (La) de la scene. See Arche (Die) Noah.

Griine (Der) zweig; scliauspiel in 3 aufziigen,
von Felix Philippi. Breslau, S. Schott-
laender; New York, E. G. (!) Stechert [etc.,
etc.] [1904] 165, [1] p. 12°.

© Schlesische buchdruckerei, kunst- und
verlagsanstalt, von S. Schottlaender, Breslau,
Germany; D:4647, Feb. 25, 1904; 2c. Mar.
16, 1904. 17704

Griinende (Der) zweig; schauspiel in 4 akten
von M. I7)reyi'r. Berlin, Vertriebsstelle des
Verbandes deutscher biihnenschriftsteller,
g. ra. b. h., 1913. 148 p. 12°.

© Ic. Dec. 30, 1913 ; D : 35499 ; Max Dreyer.
Berlin. 17705

872

17705

COPYEIGHTED IN" THE UIsTITED STATES

17727

Griinhorner. See Greenhorns.

Grumpy; play in 4 acts, by Horace Hodges and
Wigney Percyval. 142 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic Feb. 10, 1914 ; D : 36067 ; Oyril Maude,
London. 17705a

Grundies (The); extravaganza comedy-tragedy
in 1 act, by N. D. Anderson. 40 p. 4°,
Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 4, 1911 ; D : 24853 ; N. D. Ander-
son, Parkersburg, la. 17706

Guard (The) on the Rhine; a military alle-
gory of the German-Franco war in 5 acts
and 6 tableaux, music, marches, etc., by J. W.
Hill, Dayton, O., Reynold's job printing house
[1871] 33 p. 12°.
© John W. Hill, Dayton, O. ; 1871:2104,

• Mar. 11; 2c. May 26. 17707

Guarda (El) jurao; zarzuela en 1 acto, dividido
en 3 cuadros, en prosa, original de M. Fernan-
dez de la Puente y A. Osete, mtisica del maes-
tro TomSs Barrera. Madrid [Sociedad de
autores espanoles] 1908. 37 p. 12°. [Libret-
to only]

© Manuel Fernandez de la Puente y An-
tonio Osete, Madrid ; D : 14502, Dec. 11. 1908 ;
2c. Dec. 11, 1908. 17708

Guardian (The); by W. A. Mercer.

© W. A. Mercer, Elmwood Place, O. ; D :
7620, Nov. 25, 1905. 177Q9

— comedy drama in 5 acts, by A. Corbett.

© Adolphe Corbett, New York ; 1891 : 2578,
Jan. 17. 17710

— a dramatization in 4 acts, by G. W. Ryer.

© George W. Ryer, Brooklyn ; 1887 : 15070,

June 10. 17711

a play in 4 acts, by H. D. Day.

© Hallock Drake Day, Upper Falls, Md. ;
1897 : 50778, Sept. 11. 17712

Guardian (A) angel; a comedy in 1 act, by O.
Flinch.

© Olga Flinch, New York; D:232. Mar.
18, 1901. 17713

— a spiritual drama in 4 acts, by A. L. Bal-
lou. 32 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Addle L. Ballou, San Francisco; 1894:
25065, May 18; 2c. Jan. 12, 1895. 17714

or. The spy of the wilderness, by D. R.

Symonds and N. B. Fitts.

© D. R. Symonds and N. B. Fitts, Gardner,
Mass.; 1871:11925, Dec. 16. 17715

Guardian (The) angels; by M. Blake. 67 p.

illus., music. 4°. Typewritten.

© Mary Blake, Plantersville, Tex. ; D :7088,
Aug. 4, 1905; 2c. Aug. 4, 1905. 17716

Guardian (The) angels — Continued.

drama in 4 acts, by S. C. Clark. 50 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 27, 1911; D: 23484; Susie C.
Clark, Cambridge, Mass. 17717

Guardian Jerry; or, The boss of the ward, a

farce, by E, Flower.

© Elliott Flower, Chicago; D:934, Oct. 7,
1901. 17718

Guardian (The) of fame; a 1 act drama in 3
scenes, by H. B. Hoffman. 18 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Herman B. Hoffman, New York; D:
3179, Mar. 23, 1903 ; 2c. Mar. 23, 1903. 17719

Guardian (The) of the sword; an historical
drama in prologue and 4 acts, by S. Aral and
M. G. Winstock. 128 p. 8°. Typewritten.

© Melvin G. Winstock, New York ; D : 4160,
Oct. 30, 1903; 2c. Oct. 30, 1903. 17720

Guasa (La) viva; sainete llrico de costumbres
andaluzas, en 1 acto y 3 cuadros, en prosa
original de Silvio y Figarelo, mtisica de los
maestros Torregrosa y Candela. Madrid
[Sociedad de autores espanoles] 1909. 44, [1]
p. 12°. [Libretto only]

© Sept. 23, 1909; 2c. Sept. 24, 1909; D:
16888; Silvio & Figarelo, Madrid. 17721

Guenever; a romance in 4 acts, by H. W. Boyn-
ton. 81 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Henry Walcott Boynton, Andover, Mass. ;
D : 8662, June 9, 1906 ; 2c. June 11, 1906.

17722

Guenevere; a play in 5 acts, by S. Young. New
York, The Grafton press, 1906. 82 p. 12°.

© Stark Young, University, Miss. ; D : 9645,
Dec. 15, 1906 ; 2c. Dec. 17, 1906. 17723

Guenn. See Cost (The) of his great picture.

Guenn, a wave on the Breton coast; a romantic
drama, by M. Stuart.

© Marion Stuart, New York ; D : 1756, Apr.
18, 1902. 17724

Guepe (La); comgdie dramatique en 1 acte, par
Trebla [pseud, de Albert Delvaille] et G.
Coquiot. Paris, C. Joubert, 1907. 23 p. 8°.

© Joubert, Paris ; D : 10391, Apr. 22, 1907 ;
2c. Apr. 22, 1907. 17725

Guerilla (The) chief; a play in 4 acts, by J. H.
Benner. 98 p. f. Typewritten.

© Joseph Henry Benner, Fullerton, Pa. ; D :
4551, Jan. 25, 1904; 2c. Jan. 25, 1904. 17726

a drama in 5 acts, by B. C. Howarth.

Trenton, N. J., Murphy & Bechtel, printers,
1872. 30 p. 12°.

© E. Clementine Howarth, Trenton, N. J, ;
1872 : 7170, July 5 ; 2c. July 10. 17727

873

17728

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

17748

Guerilla's (The) doom,
ears.

See Loyal mountain-

4°.

Guerison radicale; par Hubert Genin. 3 p.
Typewritten.

© Ic. June 21, 1912; D: 30059; Gaumont
CO., New York. 17728

Guerra (La); dramma in 3 atti, di A. Flamma.
41 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 26, 1915 ; D : 39506 ; Ario Flam-
ma, New York. 17728a

Guess; a comedy in 3 acts, by Frederick Mobleau
and Gustavo Sclilater.

© F. Mobleau and G. Schlater, Peoria, 111. ;
1S9S : 50961, Aug. 31 ; 2c. Aug. 31. 17729

— a farce comedy in 2 acts, by C. J. Stine.

© Charles J. Stine, Holton, Kan.; 1889:
32232, Oct. 25. 17730

— luusical farce comedy, by A. Riel.

© Al. Riel, United States; 1893:28960,
June 17. 17731

1 act play, by J. L. Seagrave. [1], 19 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 7, 1912 ; D : 31063 ; Jane L. Sea-
grave, Brookliue, Mass. 17732

Guess again; play in 1 act, by E. E. Sa%vyer and
E. W. Johnson. 6 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 16, 1915 ; D : 40371 ; Eleanor E.
Sawyer and E. Waldo Johnson, Portland, Or.

17732a

Guess not; an art pantomime and play, in 3
acts, by Cassius M. Coolidge. 7 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© C. M. Coolidge, New York; 1875:2181,
Mar. 9 ; 2c. June 2. 17733

Guest (The); play in 4 acts, by M. Delcomyn.
125 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 12, 1913 ; D : 32655 ; Marion Del-
comyn, New York. 17734

Guest (The) of honor; character sketch in 1 act,

by Frances Norris [pseud, of C. F. N. Wright]

© C. Frances Norris Wright, Brooklvn;

1897 : 51744, Sept. 16. 17735

[2],

— comedy in 3 acts, by W^. H. Carson.
59 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 15, 1910; D: 21569; William
Henry Carson, New York. 17736

— comedy of army life in 3 acts, by E. M.
Crane and J. Victor. 143 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Mar. 18, 1910; D : 20488 ; Eleanor
Muude Crane and Josephine Victor, New York.

17737

Guest (The) of honor — Continued.

a 3 act comedy drama, by W. T. Hodge. 90

p. f°. Typewritten.

© William T. Hodge, Rochester, N. Y. ; D :
10226, Mar. 28, 1907 ; 2c. Mar. 29, 1907.

17738
Guest (A) of the state; moral drama in 1 act,

by A. R. Allison. 6 p. t°. Typewritten.
. © Ic. June 12, 1913; D : 33482 ; Archibald
R. Allison. Alameda, Cal. 17739

Guests (The) at the grand hotel; a musical
travesty on American social life, by C. F. Pid-
gin.

© Charles F. Pidgin, Boston; 1880:6438,
Apr. 26. 17740

Gitests of the state up the river; dramatic
sketch in 1 act, by A. O. Warburg. [3], 21 p.-
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 24, 1913; D: 33131; Albert O.
Warburg, New York. 17741

Gueule (La) du loup; piece en 3 actes, [par
Maurice Hennequin et Paul Bilhaud] Paris,
P. V. Stock, 1904. 183 p. 12°.

© P. V. Stock, Paris; D : 5945, Dec. 22,
1904 ; 2c. Dec. 22, 1904. 17742

Guicowar (The); original comic opera in 2 acts,
by W. L. O'Brien. Typewritten.

© W. L. O'Brien, Minneapolis ; 1895 : 27656,
•May 21 ; 2c. May 21. 17743

Guide (The); comedy and dramatic sketch in 1
act, by F. McGlynn. [1], 13 p. 4°. Type-
w^ritten.

© Ic. Feb. 21, 1913 ; D : 32394 ; Frank Mc-
Glynn. San Francisco. 17744

Guide (Le) canadien; or. Fun in the Maine
woods, a farce, by T. H. B. Pierce.

© Thos. H. B. Pierce, Dexter, Me.; 1892:
43787, Oct. 27. 17745

Guide (The) of Killarney; a coniedv in 3 acts,
by W. J. Going.

© Wm. J. Going, Amsterdam, N. Y. ; 1890 :
16611, May 21. 17746

Guide (The) of Monte Carlo; [play in 1 act, b\-
Ernest Liddard] 4 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 24, 1914 ; D : 38595 ; E. F. Ches-
ter, Oakland, Cal. 17746a

Guide to the stage; or. Unappreciated talent,
an Ethiopian sketch, by Charles White. New
York, R. M. De Witt, 1875. 6 p. 12°. ([Dc
Witt's Ethiopian and comic drama, no. 70] )
© Robert M. De Witt, New York; 1875:
7698, July 23; 2c. Sept. 2. 17747

Guiding (The) hand; drama in 4 acts, by S.
Reece. [2], 108 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 20, 1911 ; D : 23146 ; Simon Reece,
New York. 17748

874

17749

OOPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

17770

Guiding star.

© Leo Feist, New York ; D : 1741, Apr. 15,
1902. 17749

or, The patriot spy, a play, by Frank Rog-

ers.

© Fred G. Maeder, New York ; 1875 : 6769.
June 29. 17750

Guignol; original little play with a punch, by
R. W. Sneddon. [2], 21 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Jan. 22, 1914 ; D : 35751 ; Robert Wil-
liam Sneddon, New York. 17750a

Guile (The) of the girl; vaudeville sketch, by
M. A. Daly. [2], 17 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 7, 1913; D: 34054; Mark A.
Daly, Buffalo. 17751

Guilt; a dramatic sketch, by G. Edwards. 18 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Gurden Edwards, Oakland, Cal. ; D :
15390, Mar. 20, 1909; 2c. Mar. 20, 1909.

17752

1 act play, by H. W. Dunning. 12 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 23, 1910 ; D : 20544 ; Harold Wol-
cott Dunning, Saint Germain-en-Laye, France.

17753

— play in 1 act, by H. W. Dunning. [1] , 15 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 1, 1913 ; D : 33975 ; Harold Wol-
cott Dunning, Paris. 17754

•by J. A. McCollom, jr. 21 p. -4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 21, 1913; D : 32399 ; John A.
McCollom, jr., AUentown, Pa. 17755

Guilty; drama in 3 acts, tr. and adapted from
the German of Richard Voss, by R. C. Mitchell
[i. e., R. C. M. Young] [2], 113 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. July 25, 1910 ; D : 21636 ; Ruth Com-
fort Mitchell, Los Angeles. 17756

•dramatic playlet, by Victor H. Smalley.

20 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 13, 1910; D : 20783 ; Donald
Bowles, Gloucester, Mass. 17757

play in 3 acts and prologue, by Ruth Com-

fort Mitchell [i. e., R. C. M. Young] adapted
from the German play by the same name, by
Richard Voss. 115 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 3, 1915; D: 41394; Ruth Com-
fort Mitchell Young, Five Islands, Me.

17757a

— a society drama in 5 acts, by H. C. Franck.

© Harry C. Franck, New York; 1886:
11176, May 11. 17758

Guilty (The) brain; play in 4 acts, by I. Levy
and S. Thurman. [2], 56 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Aug. 12, 1913 ; D : 34118 ; I— mie Levy
and Samuel Thurman, Trenton, N. J. 17759

Guilty, but no crime; a drama in 4 acts, by
D. Davidson.

© Dore Davidson, New York ; 1889 : 16023,
May 27. 17760

Guilty conscience; comedy in 3 acts, by G. D.
jNIorris. 89 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 22, 1910 ; D : 21398 ; George D.
Morris, Boston. 17761

^ in 4 acts, by H. L. Cate. 101 p. f°. Type-

written.

© John Stiles and Harry Leon Cate, Man-
chester. N. H. ; D:6228, Feb. 15. 1905; 2c.
Feb. 15, 1905. 17762

— playlet, by R. A. Marchand. 15 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 15, 1912; D: 31396; Ralph A.
IMarchand, Cambridge, Mass. 17763

— sketch for three people, by R. H. Davis.

[2], 31 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 11, 1912; D: 30243; Robert H.
Davis, New York. 17764

Guilty (A) love (Les amants de Ferrare); a
drama in 5 acts, by Jules de Marthold.

© Frangois Mens and Louis Nathal. New
York ; 1886 : 19907, Sept. 3. 17765

Guilty (The) man; drama in 4 acts, founded on
incidents in Le coupable, of Francois Copp§e,
by R. H. Davis. 93 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 14. 1912 ; D : 28690 ; Ruth Helen
Davis, New York. 17766

Guilty (The) man, nineteen fourteen; play in 4
acts, l)y R. H. Davis. 114 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Jan. 28, 1914 ; D : 35821 ; Ruth Helen
Davis, New York. 17767

Guilty (The) m.an, nineteen thirteen; original
drama in 4 acts, by R. H. Davis. 90 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 17. 1913 ; D : 34760 ; Ruth Helen
Davis, New York. 17768

Guilty (A) mother; a new and original emo-
tional drama in 5 acts, by J. H. Wallick and
Arthur D. Hall. Typewritten.

© James H, Wallick, United States ; 1897 :
44597, Aug. 6 ; 2c. Oct. 4. 17769

Guilty o' trespass; comedy in 1 act, by K. McD.
Rice. 20 p. 8°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 2, 1910: D:206S0: Knthnrine
McDowell Rice, Worthington, Mass. 17770

875

17771

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

17789

Guilty, or not guilty? an original drama in 1
act, and 7 scenes, by Frank Dumont.

© B. C. Hart, Cleveland; 1874:2389, Feb.
27. 17771

Guilty without crime; by W. L. Dennis.

© Walter L. Dennis, Washington; 1883:
22796, Dec. 10. 17772

a comedy drama, by D. Davidson.

© Dore Davidson, New York ; 1888 : 17674,
.Tune 21. 17773

Guilty without sin; a drama in 4 acts, by D.
Davidson.

© Dore Davidson, New York; 1889:16022.
May 27. 17774

Guimera. See Terra bassa.

Gulf (The) between; drama in 4 acts, by C. R.
Cooper. 86 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 25, 1910; D: 22644; Courtney
Ryley Cooper, Kansas City, Mo. "*'~

Gulliver voyag'e through Lilliput; or, Scenes
in Fairy-land, by R. Cutler. 32 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Robert Cutler, New York; 1886:24053,
Oct. 23 ; 2c. May 15, 1891. 17776

Gum-shoe man; tlramatic composition, by L.
Owen. 13 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 30, 1910 ; D : 20648 ; Leo Owen.
Oakland, Cal. 17777

Gun (The) men of New York; play in 4 acts,
by James R. Garey. 86 p. 4°, Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Aug. 28, 1912: D:. 30674; Blanoy-
Spooner amusement co., New York. 17778

Gun (The) on the wall. See Sun (The) glass.

Gunfighter; or, The rancher's daughter, comedy
in 1 act and 1 scene, by George Pattulle and
R. Barker. 26 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 2. 1910 ; D : 20678 ; Raymond
Barker, New Orleans. 17779

Gunmaker (The) of Moscow; by D. D. Gilbert,
jr. 66 p. i\ Typewritten.

© Daniel D. Gilbert, jr., Cincinnati ; D :
3197, Mar. 27, 1903; 2c. Apr. 3, 1903. 17780

— ■ a drama in 4 acts and 7 scenes, by F. A.
Van Deventer. 75 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Frank A. Van Deventer, New York ; D :
2808, Jan. 3, 1903; 2c. Jan. 3, 1903; Ic. new
ed. Jan. 26, 1904. 17781

play in 3 acts, dramatized by W. B. Reed,

from a novel of the same name, bv Sylvanus
Cobb. [3], 35 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 22, 1913 ; D : 33294 ; W. B. Reed,
White Cloud, Mich. 17782

Gunmaker' s (The) bride,
last shot.

See Rebel's (The)

Gunman (The); drama in 3 acts, by G. N. An-
drews. 47 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 20, 1914; D: 37079; Gertrude
Nelson Andrews, Lily Dale, N. Y. 17782a

27 p. 4°.

Nell Ship-
17782b

— play in 1 act. by N. Shipman.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 12, 1914; D: 36021
man, New York.

Gunner (A) in the navy; a melodrama in 3
acts, by Frank Dumont. Philadelphia, The
Penn publishing company, 1909. 46 p. 12°.

© July 21, 1909; 2c. July 24, 1909; D:
16327; Penn pub. co., Philadelphia. 17783

Gunner's (The) mate; a melodrama in 4 acts,
by Hugh J. Gallagher and William J. McKier-
nan.

© Gallagher &; McKiernan, Newark, N. J. ;
1899:6513, Jan. 18; 2c. May 10. 17784

17775 Gunpowder and glory. See H. I. M. Caesar.

Gunpowder (A) plot; farce, by C. O. Burton
and Frank M. Bicknell. Typewritten.

© C. O. Burton, New York; 1898:30265,
May 16; 2c. Oct. 22. 17785

Guns (The) of glory; play of today, by Vernon
Radcliffe and M. Coleman. 27 p. 4°. Type-

v.-ritten.

© Ic. May 22, 1915; D: 40744; McAlister
Coleman, New York. 17785a

Guptill's new Christmas book; by Elizabeth F.
Guptill. Lebanon, O., March brothers [1915]
64 p. 12°.

© Aug. 17, 1915 ; 2c. Aug. 30, 1915 ; aff. Aug.
31, 1915 ; A : 410266 ; March bros., Lebanon, O.

17785b

Gus Edwards' Rube kids; a 1 act Yap op'ry.
The straw ride, written, composed and staged
by Gus Edwards, lyrics, by Ed. Garden ier,
dances arr. by James Doyle. 9 p. 4°. Type-
written. [Libretto only]

© Gus Edwards music pub. co., New York ;
D: 11292. Aug. 27. 1907; Ic. Aug. 27, 1907:
Ic. Oct. 7, 1907. 17786

Gush; an original comic and fantastic opera in
2 acts, by G. F. Rowe.

© George Fawcett Rowe, New York ; 1885 :
5166, Mar. 2. 17787

Gusher (The); 1 act playlet by M. M. Medbury.
18 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 26, 1910; D: 22659; Margaret
Martin Medbury, Alameda, Cal. 17788

Gussie's uncle; or, A mess of sweet pickles, by
L. E. Bates. Typewritten.

© Louise E. Bates, St. Louis ; 1895 : 54874.
Oct. 29 ; Ic. Oct. 29. 17789

876

17790

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

17807

Gust (A) of wind; an entertainment in 3 acts,
by E. R. Busby.

© Eben Robert Busby, Dubuque, la. ; 1894 :
51549, Nov. 5. 17790

Gustaf, the viking; an opera in 2 acts, words
and music by G. E. Quinton. cover-title, 18 p.
8°. Printed. [Libretto only]

© George E. Quinton, Bristol, Va. ; D : 2060,
June 28, 1902; 2c. Aug. 8, 1902. 17791

Gustave, the professor; a comedy in 1 act, tr.
from the French of Gaston Maques and Alfred
Bertinot by G. M. Baker. Boston, W. H.
Baker and co., 1888.

© George Melville Baker, Boston; 1888:
13013, May 3 ; 2c. May 3. 17793

Gute (Die) auskunft; lustspiel in 3 akten von
Richard Skowronnek. Berlin-Wilmersdorf, .
Felix Bloch erben, 1914. 120 p. 8°.

© Ic. June 25, 1914 ; D : 37407 ; Felix Bloch
erben, Berlin-Wilmersdorf. 17792a

Gute (Der) biirger; schauspiel in 3 akten, von
Henri Nathansen, autorisierte iibersetzung
aus dem danischen von J. Josephsohn. Berlin,
Oesterheld & co. verlag, 1914. 100 p. 12°.

© Ic. Sept. 26, 1914 ; D : 38319 ; Oesterheld
& CO., Berlin. 17792b

Gute (Der) kamerad; tlieaterstiick fiir musik
in 2 akten, von Victor L6on und K. v. Bakonyi,
musik von Emmerich Kaimfm. Text der
gesJinge. Wien, W. Karczag, 1911. 48 p. 12°.
© Oct. 27, 1911 ; 2c. Mar. 1, 1912 ; D : 28894 ;
W. Karczag, Vienna. 17793

Same. Vollstandiges regiebuch. 156 p. 8°.

© Ic. Mar. 6, 1912 ; D : 28959 ; W. Karczag,
Leipzig. 17794

Gute (Der) konig; lustspiel in 3 akten, von R.
Auernheimer. Stuttgart und Berlin, J. G.
Cotta'sche buchhandlung nachfolger, 1907.
108 p. 12°.

© Raoul Auernheimer, Vienna ; D : 11574,
Oct. 23, 1907 ; 2c. Oct. 25, 1907. 17795

Gute Konig Dagobert (Le bon roi Dagobert);
lustspiel in 4 aufziigen, von Andre Rivoire,
deutsche bearbeitung, von Felix Salten. Ber-
lin, Felix Bloch erben, 1909. 121 p. 12°.

© Ic. Dec. 28, 1909 ; D : 17796 ; Felix Bloch
erben, Berlin. 17796

Gute nacht, schatz; scherz und ernst in 1 auf-
zuge, von A. Hepner.

© Adolf Hepner, St. Louis ; 1900 A : 13587,
May 31 ; Ic. May 31 ; Ic. June 14. 17797

Gute (Der) ruf ; schauspiel in 4 akten, von H.
Sudermann. Berlin, Vertriebsstelle des Ver-
bandes deutscher biihnenschriftsteller, g. m. b.
h., 1912. 90 p. 12°.

© Ic. Jan. 29, 1913; D: 32124; Hermann
Sudermann, Berlin. " ""'"''

17798

Gute (Der) ruf — Continued.
Same. Stuttgart and Berlin, I. G. Cotta'-
sche buchhandlung nachfolger, 1913. 168 p.

12°.

© Feb. 15, 1913 ; 2c. Apr. 7, 1913 ; D : 32940 ;
Hermann Sudermann, Berlin. 17799

Gute (Der) vogel; lustspiel in 4 akten, von Max
Bernstein. Berlin, F. Bloch erben, 1911. 81
p. 8°.

© Ic. Nov. 9, 1911 ; D : 25710 ; Felix Bloch
erben, Berlin. 17800

— — Same. Berlin-Wilmers'dorf, F. Bloch erben,
1913. 84 p. 8°.

© Ic. Nov. 26, 1913 ; D : 35144 ; Felix Bloch
erben, Berlin-Wilmersdorf. 17801

Guthrie and Eureka. See Emperador Bil-
lionis.

Gutsitzende (Der) frack; komodie in 4 akten,
von Gabriel Dregely. Regiebuch. Budapest,
Max Mtlrton, 1912. 90 p. 12°

© Ic. Oct. 19, 1912 ; D : 31168 ; Max Marton,
Budapest. 17802

Gutter (The) of time. See Women in love.

Guv'nor (The); farcical comedy in 3 acts, by
E. G. Lancaster. New York, S. French ; Lon-
don, S. French, ltd., 1909. 48 p. 12°.

© Samuel French, New York; D: 15986,
June 3, 1909 ; 2c. June 24, 1909. 17803

Guy Earlscourt's wife. See Paulina.

Guy Mannering. See Brown of India. — Meg
Merrilies.

Guy Raglan's wife; a drama in 5 acts, by E.
Arden.

© Edwin Arden, New York; 1886:25316,
Nov. 9. 17804

Gwendolyn's subterfuge; farce in 1 act, by
Carl R. Moore. 14 p. f °. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 10, 1910 ; D : 21013 ; George H.
Shelton, New York. 17805

Gwynne's oath; a play in 4 acts, by Nelson
Wheatcroft.

© Samuel P. King, New York ; 1881 : 4411,
• Feb. 22. 17806

Gwynny Glyn; play in 4 acts, by A. M. Bradley.
140 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 30, 1915; D: 42376; Alice M.
Bradley, Garden City, N. Y. 17806a

Gwynplaine; a drama in 5 acts, by M. H. Gil-
bert, adapted to the stage from the French
novel L'homme qui rit, by Victor Hugo.

© Mary Haines Gilbert, New York; 1872:
5912, June 3. 17807

877

17808

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

17828

Gwynplaine — Continued.

■ a dramatization of "Victor Hugo's By order

of the king, in 4 acts, by Carl Mason. 74 p.
f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 21, 1912; D: 29113; Carl H.
Mason, Hamilton, O. 17808

romantic play of the seventeenth century,

by C. E. Wright, dramatized from Victor
Hugo's novel By order of the king. Vicks-
burg, W. A. Jewell, 1910. 37 p. 8°.

© June 3, 1910 ; 2c. June 13. 1910 ; D : 21323 ;
Chas. E. Wright, Vicksburg, Miss. 17809

Gyda; a play in 5 acts, adapted from Mosenthal,
by J. Schonberg.

© James Schonberg, New York ; 1875 : 6185,
June 12.' 17810

Gynmastique suedoise; vaudeville en 1 acte, de
Andre Perye. Paris, C. Joubert, 1911. 24 p.
8°.

© Dec. 20, 1911; 2c. Dec. 26, 1911; D:
28087 ; Joubert, Paris. 17811

Gyp; or, Nature and art, a comedy-drama in
.5 acts, by C. Gayler.

© Charles Gayler, Buffalo ; 1883 : 2407, Feb.
5. 17812

or. Queen of the bluffs, a comedy drama

in 4 acts and 5 scenes, by A. Z. Chipman.
54 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Adelbert Z. Chipman. New York; 1887:
31652, Dec. 8; 2c. Dec. 9. 17813

or. The g-ambler's daug'hter, drama in 5

acts and 5 tableaux, by M. Ij. Johnson.

© Martha Lafitte Johnson, Philadelphia :
1873 : 15001, Dec. 29. 17814

Gyp, the heiress; or. The dead witness, a drama
in 4 acts, by L. L. Ware [pseud, of Lew
Ward] Clyde, O., Ames publishing company.

© Ames pub. co., Clyde, O. : 1892:53633,
Dec. 29; 2c. Jan. 16, 1893. 17815

Gyp, the little jewel; comedy drama in 4 acts,
by A. Z. Chipman. 67 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 22, 1915; D: 40514; Darcy &
Wolford, inc.. New York. 17815a

Gypie, the waif; by E. Barker.

© Eugenia Barker, Geneseo, 111.; 1900 A:
12245, May 15. 17816

Gypsey (The) chief. See Romany rye.

Gypsey (The) king; or, The perilous pass of
the cataract, a romantic drama in r] acts, by
A. Wallace.

© Alfred Wallace, Philadelphia; 1878: 87.58,

July 30. 17817

Gypsey 's (The) secret; a drama, by E. Emery.

Peoria, 111., Transcript co., 1879. 51 p. 12°.

© E. Emery. Peoria, 111. ; 1879 : 4553, Apr.

5 ; 2c, Apr. 17, 1880. 17818

Gypsie Suzanne; romantic musical comedy, by
I. A. Bickelhaupt. 52 p. 4°. Typewritten.
[Libretto only]

© Ic. Nov. 10, 1913 ; D : 34973 ; Ivan Adair
Bickelhaupt, Madison, Wis. 17819

Gypsies' (The) festival; a musical entertain-
ment for young people, arr. for public repre-
sentation at church entertainments, school ex-
.hibitions, social gatherings, etc., bv N. Earle.
New York, H. Roorbach [1888] 28 p. 12°.
© Harold Roorbach, New York; 1888:
27724, Sept. 29; 2c. Oct. 17. 17820

G-ypsy; comic opera in miniature, book and
lyrics by F. Clifford Harris, music by Eddie
Jewell. 20 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto
only]

© Ic. June 9, 1910; D: 21314; Harris &
Jewell, San Francisco. 17821

-di-ama in 3 acts, adapted from the French,

by Anthony E. Wills. New York, Dick & Fitz-
gerald, 1911. 55 p. 12°.

© Apr. 12, 1911; 2c. Apr. 13, 1911: D:
23938 ; Dick & Fitzgerald, New York. 17822

-transcription of a letter by Habato d'Aci-

rema, giving a plot for a play to be entitled
The gypsy. 9 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 3, 1910 ; D : 17854 ; Hermann B.
Tobias, New York. 17823

See also Cheek.

Gypsy (The) baron (Der zig-eunerbaron) ;
operetta in 3 acts, words by Jokay and
Schnitzer, music by Johann Strauss, tr. and
adaptation by Sydney Rosenfeld.

© Rudolph Aronson, New Y''ork ; 1885:
25507, Dec. 5. 17824

G-ypsy (The) belles; an extravaganza, by F.
Harvey.

© Fred Harvey, Mount Vernon, N. Y. : D:
1708, Mar. 21, 1902. 17825

Grypsy (The) boy violinist.
Rigo.

See Female (The)

Gypsy (A) courtship; by Daly and Doyle.

© James Knox Garvin, Detroit; 1899:
03451, Sept. 30; 2c. Sept. 30. 17826

Gypsy Faa; 3 act comedy, by J. Hood. 31 p.
8°. Typewritten.

© Jolm Hood, Kearny, N. J. ; D : 9678, Dec.
21, 1906 ; 2c. Dec. 22, 1906. 17827

Gypsy (The) fortune teller; or. The little out-
cast in her crazy dance, by M. Mitchell.

© Mary Mitchell, Rochester, N. Y. ; 1895:
42709, Aug. 22. 17828

878

17829

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

17850

Gypsy Gabriel; romantic comic opera in 3 acts,
by Walter Parke and William Hogarth, music
by Florian Pascal. London, J. Williams, ltd. ;
New York, Edward Schuberth & cc, 1907.
54 p. 8°. [Libretto only]

© Joseph Williams, ltd., London ; D : 11326,
Sept. 11, 1907; 2c. Sept. 11, 1907. 17829

Gypsy (The) girl; a drama in 5 nets, by E. L.
Nelson.

© Elva L. Nelson, Chicago ; 1S86 : 546, Jan.
7. 17830

play in 4 acts, by Hal Reid [i. e., James

Halleck Reid] 77 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© William T. Keogh, New York ; D : 10471,
May 2, 1907; Ic. May S, 1907; Ic. May 27.
1907. 17830a

Gypsy (The) girl of Hungary. See King's
(The) jester and other short plays.

Gypsy (A) idyll; 1 act sketch, by P. Bartholo-
mae. [1], 4 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 14, 1912 ; D : 29751 ; Philip Bar-
tholomae, New York. 17831

Gypsy Jane; by L. Levy.

© Leah Levy, New York; D : 2403, Oct. 1,
1902. 17832

Gypsy love; comic opera in 3 acts, by Harry B.
and R. B. Smith. 86 p. 4°. Typewritten.
[Libretto only]

© Ic. Sept. 12. 1911 ; D : 25201 ; Robert B.
Smith, New York. 17833

■ 1 act play, by H. Stanton. 8 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Mar. 3, 1911; D: 23535; Howard
Stanton, New York. 17834

Gypsy (The) maid; or, The wild rose, a musical
comedy in 3 acts, by H. B. Smith.

© Harry B. Smith, New York; D:6021.
Jan. 7, 190.5. 17835

Gypsy (The) moth; play in 4 acts, by J. F.
Martin. 38 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 28, 1910 ; D : 21671 ; John F.
Martin, Westerly, R. I. 17836

Gypsy Nell; a melodrama in 5 acts, by Mag-
dalena Hauser. 46 p. f°. Typewritten.

© M. Hauser, New Orleans ; D : 9525, Nov.
24, 1906 ; 2c. Jan. 14, 1907. 17837

Gypsy (The) of Dunswold; by B. Vaughan.

© Beatrice Vaughan, Toledo, O. ; D : 10487,
May 4, 1907. 17838

Gypsy (The) outcast; or. From, camp to palace,
a domestic comedy drama in 4 acts, by F. C.
Molyneaux.

© Fred C. Molvneaux, Memphis. Tenn. ;
1889 : 20815, July 5. 17839

Gypsy (The) queen; a drama in 4 acts, by H.
C. Dale. New York, Harold Roorbach, 1901.
52 p. 12°.

© Horace C. Dale, Reading, Pa.; D:980,
Oct. 18, 1901 ; 2c. Oct. 21, 1901. 17840

original comedy drama, by Bob Watt

[pseud, of R. W. Smiley]

© A. L. Southmayd, Middletown, Conn. ;

1894 : 13312, Mar. 7. 17841

a play, by E. L. Nelson. 72 p. 4°. Type-

written.

© Elva L. Nelson, Chicago; 1895:39193,
July 30; 2c. July 30. 17842

Gypsy (The) queen's revenge. See Heiress
(The) of Marcy.

Gypsy (The) quintette,

© Gypsy quintette. New York ; 1898 : 65745,
Nov. 10. 17843

Gypsy (The) singers; play in 1 act, by M. C.
Berry. 16 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 3, 1915 ; D : 39849 ; Muriel Culp
Berry, Kansas City, Mo. 17843a

Gypsy (A) wooing; a 1 act comedy, by J. T.
Prince, jr. 12 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© John T. Prince, jr., New York; D:6809,
.Tune 12, 1905; 2c. June 12, 1905. 17844

Gypsy's curse; by H. T. De Vere. 8 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 19, 1910; D : 20515 ; Harry T.
De Vere, Waco, Tex. 17845

Gypsy's (A) love; a romantic love melodrama
in 4 acts, by F. J. Hallo.

© Frank J. Hallo, Minneapolis ; 1885 :26989.
Dec. 21. 17846

Gypsy's (A) love and revenge. See Tit for
tat.

Gypsy's (A) revenge; drama in 5 acts, by P.
Shields.

© Phoebe Shields, New York ; 1886 : 15072.
July 2. 17847

See also Gitanna.

Gypsy's secret; a drama, by E. Emery.

© E. Emery, Peoria, 111. ; 1876 : 12369. Nov.
6. 17848

Gypsy's (The) ward. See Genirva.

Gypsy's (The) warning; by B. Peritz. 12 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. .July 9, 1910; D: 21518; Bernard
Peritz. Brooklyn. 17849

an illustrated pantomime, arr. and posed

for public exhibition, by Anna D. Cooper.
New York, Dick & Fitzgerald, 1907. 17 p.

illus. 12°.

© Dick & Fitzgerald, New York ; D : 11465,
Oct. 5, 1907 ; 2c. Oct. 5, 1907. 17850

879

17851

DEAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

17867

Gypsy's (The) warning — Continued.

playlet in 1 act, by J. H. Doyle. [1], 14 p.

f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 29, 1912; D: 31490; James H.

Doyle, New York. 17851

a Southern American melodrama in 6 acts,

by W. D. Marine.

© Will D. Marine, Indianapolis; 1890:
22429, July 14. 17852

Gypzene and Roma; or, The demon and the
fairy, a dramatic sketch in 1 act, by O.
Ritchie.

© Octavia Ritchie, New York ; 1S99 : 50550,
Aug. 5. 17853

Gyves of gold; a play in 5 acts, by W. E. Keller.
© AV. E. Keller, Pittsburgh; 1877:8957,

Aug. 4.

17854

H. I. M.; a musical comical sequel to Me, him
& I, by W. Holcomb.

© Willard Holcomb, New York; D:9918,
Feb. 7, 1907. 17855

H. I. M. Caesar; or, Gunpowder and glory, a
sentimental satire in 3 acts, by D. Rochester.

© Dolf Rochester, Erie, Pa.; 1880:6277;
Apr. 22. 17856

H. M. S. Pinafore. See Dutch Pinafore. — T.
P. S. canal boat Pinafore. — IT. S. S. Pinback.

H. M. S. Plum (His mollified sugar plum); a
musical sketch in 1 act, by F. Marmaduke
Dey. Clyde, O., A. D. Ames, 1883. 1 p. 1.,
6 p., 1 1. 12°. ( [Ames' series of standard and
minor drama, no. 120] )

© A. D. Ames, Clyde, O. ; 1884 : 49, Jan. 2 ;
2c. Jan. 5. 17857

H. R. H., the prince; otherwise, But, a dis-
junctive conjunction, farce comedy in 4 acts,
by L. Grover.

© Leonard Grover, United States; 1879:
2247, Feb. 17. 17858

H with the enemy; play in 1 act, by J. M.

Fields. [l],5p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 15, 1914; D: 38117; .Toe M.
Fields, New York. 17858a

Ha! ha! vaudeville comedy sketch, by C. Phil-
lips. [2], 16 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 15, 1912; D: 30543; Charles
Phillips, New York. . 17859

Ha Ha (The) family; a comedy, by J. E. Mur-
phy.

© .John E. Murphy, Philadelphia; 1896:
2593, Jan. 6. 17860

Habanera (La); drame lyrique en 3 actes, 3
tableaux, poeme et musique de Raoul Lap-
para. Paris, Calmann-L6vy [1908] 4 p. 1.,
[3]-64 p. 12°.

© res. under act of Mar. 3, 1905, by Cal-
mann-Levy, Paris; res. no. 1612; Ic Mar. 7,
1908. 17861

lyric drama in 3 acts, by Raoul Laparra.

[English and French versions with duplicate
' paging] New York, Boosey & co., 1908. 35 p.
8°. [Libretto only]

© Enoch & CO., Paris; D: 14464, Dec. 5,
1908 ; 2c. Dec. 5, 1908. 17862

— — musik-drama in 3 akten, dichtung und
musik von Raoul Laparra, deutsch von Georg
Droescher. Coin a. Rh., A. Ahn, 1909. 35 p.
12°. (Ahns operntext-bibliothek, nr. 135)

© July 27, 1909; 2c. July 28. 1909; D:
16428 ; Enoch & co., Paris. 17863

Haberdashery (The); comedy, by H. Rapf. 7
p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 15, 1915 ; D : 39409 ; Harry Rapf,
New York. 17863a

Habit (The); drama in 3 acts, by H. V. Roff.

72 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 10, 1913; D: 34986; Harry Ver-
non Roff, Pulteney, N. Y. 17864

Habit (L') vert; com§die en 4 actes, par R. de
Flers et G.-A. de Caillavet. {In Petite illus-
tration, no. 14. 31 mai 1913, s6rie-th6atre. —
no. 9)

© May 31, 1913; 2c. June 23, 1913; D:
33586; Robert de Flers & G.-A. de Caillavet,
Paris. 17865

Habitant's (The) revenge; a play in 1 act, by
Gordon Rogers. (In Entertaining, June,
1909)

© M. Witmark & sons. New York ; D : 16014,
June 5, 1909 ; 2c. June 5, 1909. 17866

Habits (The) of Hamilton; an original comedy
in 3 acts, by A. L. Bascom. 91 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ada Lee Bascom, San Francisco; D:

3759, July 27, 1903 ; 2c. July 6, 1903. 17867

Hablando se entiende la gente; entreraes, de

S. y J. Alvarez Quintero. Madrid [Sociedad

de autores espanoles] 1913. 17 p. 12°.

© Mar. 28, 1914; Ic. Mar. 30, 1914; D:
36536; Serafin y Joaquin Alvarez Quintero,
Madrid. 17867a

Hace falta una mujer; disparate c6mico-nrico
en 1 acto, dividido en 3 cuadros en prosa,
original de L. Navarro Serrano, mtisica del
maestro Pascual Marquina. Madrid [Socie-
dad de autores espaiioles] 1915. 49 p. 12°.
[Libretto only]

© Aug. 30, 1915; Ic. Sept. 1, 1915; D:
41651 ; LeCn Navarro Serrano, Madrid.

17867b

880

17868

COPYRIGHTED IK THE UNITED STATES

17882

Hachi and Oclio; or, Wise wife of the Jap-
anese street iish merchant, dramatized
vaudeville sketch, by S. Kuzuoka. 15 p. 8°.
Ms.

© Ic. Aug. 23, 1912; D: 30613; Sokichi
Kuzuoka, Brooklyn. 17868

Hacia la dicha; comedla en 3 actos, original

de J. Lopez Pinillos (Parmeuo) Madrid [So-

ciedad de autores espauoles] 1910. 70 p. 12°.

© Sept. 6, 1910; 2c. Sept. 7, 1910; D:

21985 ; J. Lopez Pinillos, Madrid. 17869

Had dinner with a friend; [dialogue] by J. E.
Dailey. 8 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 6, 1912; D: 29297; James E.
Dailey, Brooklyn. 17870

Had I wist; a romantic play in 4 acts, by M, E.
Mann. [3], 69 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 14, 1914 ; D : 38802 ; Millicent E.
Mann, Berkeley, Cal. 17870a

Hadassah; or, The Persian queen, opei'etta in
3 acts, by W. Goldschmidt, music by Sigmund
Sabel. [New York, 1891] 35 p. 8°. [Li-
bretto only]

© William Goldschmidt, New York; 1891:
1637, Jan. 10 ; 2c. Mar. 16. 17871

Hadassah, the faithful Jewess; in 4 acts, by
H. Benmosche. 41 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© H. Benmosche, Washington ; D : 12420,
Feb. 25, 1908 ; 2c. Feb. 25, 1908. 17872

a musical drama, by H. Benmosche.

© Herman Benmosche, Norfolk, Va. ; D :
3891, Sept. 2,. 1903. 17873

Hadda Padda; drama i 4 akter, af G. Kamban.
K0benhavn og Kristiania, Gyldendalske bog-
handel, Nordisk forlag, 1914. 123 p. 12°.

© Feb. 2, 1914 ; 2c. Feb. 26, 1914 ; D : 36137 ;
Gudmundur Kamban, Copenhagen. 17873a

Haddon hall; a light English opera in 3 acts,
by Sydney Grundy, music by Arthur Sullivan.
London, Chappell & co., 1892. 53 p. 8°. [Li-
bretto only]

© Chappell & CO., London; 1892:36221,
Sept. 3 ; 2c. Sept. 26. 17874

Hades and paradise; a burlesque in 2 acts, by
B. M. Turner and J. F. Milliken.

© Beverly M. Turner and James F. Milli-
ken, New York ; 1889 : 31805, Oct. 21. 17875

Hades and the 400; spectacular farcical satire
in 1 act, by L. Robie.

© Louis Robie, New York; 1892:20064,
May 11. 17876

Hades up-to-date; spectacular comedy, by L.
Robie.

© Louis Robie, New York; 1892:20063,
May 11. 17877

Hadjii, an American sultan; a comic opera in
3 acts, by F. P. Pratt. 53 p. f°. Typewrit-
ten. [Libretto only]

© Frank P. Pratt, Jackson, Mich. ; D : 2465,
Oct. 18, 1902 ; 2c, Oct. 18, 1902. 17878

Iladley; a Bucks County romance in 5 acts, by
F. Walter Norcross.

© Frederic Watts Norcross, Philadelphia;
1898 : 44019, July 23. 17879

Haeng ham! skuespil i 5 akter, af G. Bech.

© George Bech, Seattle; 1898:59022, Oct.
7 ; 2c. Nov. 7. 17880

Hansel and Gretel; a fairy opera adapted from
the libretto of Adelheid Wette, tr. by Norreys
J. O'Conor, with 12 illustrations in colors, by
M. L. Kirk. New York, F. A. Stokes company
[1909] iv, 75 p. col. front. 11 col. pi. 8°.
© Sept. 30, 1909 ; 2c. Oct. 1, 1909 ; A : 248208 ;
Fx-ederick A. Stokes co., New York. 17880a

— a fairy opera in 3 acts, by Adelheid Wette,
music by Engelbert Humperdinck. New York,
F. Rullman, 1905. 34 p. 8°. [Libretto only
in Gex'man and English]

© F. Rullman, New York ; D : 7667, Nov. 11,
1905; 2c. Dec. 12, 1905. 17881

adapted by Norreys J. O'Conor from

the libretto of Adelheid Wette, music by En-
gelbert Humperdinck. New York, 1909. 61 p.
12°.

© Frederick A. Stokes co., New York ; A :
232009, Feb. 26, 1909; 2c. Feb. 26, 1909.

17882

a play for little children, adapted from the

opera by Humperdiuclv, dramatized by Jane
Minerva McLaren and Edith Mary Harvey.
New York, F. A. Stokes company [1915]
7 p. 1., 3-44 p. front, plates. 8°. [With
music]

© Sept. 1, 1915; 2c. Sept. 3, 1915; aff.
Sept. 4, 1915 ; A : 410487 ; Frederick A. Stokes
CO., New York. 17882a

Hansel und Gretel; Weihnachtsmarchen mit
tanz und gesang in 5 bildern, von 0. Bieder-
mann, musik von Lutz Baschwitz. Berlin,
Vertriebsstelle des Verbandes deutscher biih-
nenschriftsteller, 1914. 43 p. 12°. [Libretto
only]

© Ic." Sept. 16, 1914 ; D : 38138 ; Cliire Bje-
dermann, Bromberg, Germany. 17882b

Hassliche (Der) ferante; lustspiel in 3 akten,
von Sabatino Lopez, deutsch von Otto Eisen-
schitz. [Regiebuch] Wien-Berlin, Comoedia,
ges. m. b. h., 1913. 90 p. 12°.

© Ic. Mar. 4, 1914; 0:36236; Comoedia,
ges. m. b. h., Vienna. 17882c

5379—16 56

881

17883

DBAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

17901

Hafen (Der) der ehe; lustspiel in 3 akten, von
Auer-AYuldborn. Wien, O. Eirich. 1913. 84 p.
12°.

© Ic. June 20, 1913 ; D : 33550 ; Otto Eirich.
Vienna. 17883

Hagar; by C. H. Allen.

© Charlotte H. Allen, Arlington, Mass. ; D :
7071, May 25, 1905. 17884

a dramatic poem in 3 acts, by R. J. Wells,

62 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Rollin J. Wells, Sioux Falls, S. D. ; D:
2054, June 26, 1902 ; 2c. Aug. 2S, 1902. 17S85

illustrated by William L. Hud-

son. New York, Broadway publishing com-
pany, 1903. 4 p. 1., 125 p. front., 7 pi. 12°.
© Rollin J. Wells, Sioux Falls, S. D. ; D:
3924, Sept. 11, 1903; 2c. Sept. 11, 1903. 17888

schauspiel in 4 akten, von E. A. Glogau, mit

einer einleitung von Theobald Ziegler. Friiuk-
furt a. M. u. Leipzig, Verlag Gebriider Knauer,
1914. 67 p. illus. 8°.

© Ic. Apr. 30, 1914 ; D : 36871 ; Emil August
Glogau, Frankfurt a. M., Germany. 17886a

a Spartan tragedy, by Aida [pseud, of F. D.

Baker]

© Frances D. Baker, Buffalo ; 1899 : 30119.
May 3. 17887

Hagar and Islimael; a Bible drama in 3 acts,
by r. F. Flocton. 24 p. 4°.

© Lillen J. Foudray, Boston ; D : 7013, July
10, 1905; 2c. June 29, 1905. 17888

a biblical drama in prologue and 2 acts,

compiled by C. P. Flockton.

© Charlotte H. Allen, Boston ; 1898 : 5673.
Jan. 14. 17889

Hagar Lot. See Poor (The) girl.

Hahn (Der) im kerb; operette in 3 akten. von
Frjinx Wolff, musik von Alfred Rieger. Leip-
zig, Aug. Cranz, 1911. 1 p. 1., 96 p. 8°. [Li-
bretto only]

© Ic. Nov. 25, 1911 ; D : 25861 ; Aug. Cranz,
Leipzig. 17890

Haidee; a melodrama in 4 acts, by H. WilsOn
MacAllester. 87 p. f°. Typewritten.

© H. Wilson MacAllester, Chicago; D:

10084, Mar. 6, 1907; 2c. Apr. S, 190S. 17891

Haidee and Azim; oriental phantasy-play, in 3

acts, written for music, by E. F, Luudstrom.

44 p. f°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Feb. 10, 1910 ; D : 2015G ; Emil F.
Lundstrom, Chicago. 17892

Haidvogel und frau; schauspiel in 3 akten, von
Friedrich Hebbel [Berlin-Lichterfelde, Kah-
lenberg u. Giinther, 1912] 165 p. 16°.

© Nov. 20, 1912 ; 2c. Jan. 6, 1913 ; D : 31914 ;
Kahlenbei-g & Giinther, Berlin-Lichterfelde.

17893

Haifische (Die); schauspiel in 3 akten, von
Dario Nicodemi, deutsche uebersetzung von
Paul Frank. Regie- und soulRierbuch. Leip-
zig, Wien [etc.] W. Karczag [1914] 2 p. 1.,
[3]-67 p. 8°.

© Ic. Oct. 31, 1914 ; D : 38657 ; W. Karczag,
Vienna. 17893a

Hail Columbia; in 3 acts, by F. Raymond.
Typewritten.

© Fitch Raymond, Cleveland; 1893:32606,
July 10; 2c. July 15. 17894

Hail to the New Year; a musical masque in 6
scenes, by H. Ma-^Culloch and W. Stobbe.

© Hunter MacCulloch and William Stobbe.
Philadelphia ; 1S88 : 35328, Dec. 11. 17895

Haine (La) See Helena.

Hair; 1 act play, by J. J. Maginnis. 22 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 9, 1909; D : 17315 ; .Tames J.
Maginnis, Brighton, Mass. 17896

See also Lady (The)

Hair (The) and the heiress; by W. D. Nesbit.

© Wilbur D. Nesbit, Evanston, 111.; D:
13773, Sept. 14, 1908. 17897

Hair (The) apparent; or. The treacherous wig,
a farce in 1 act, from the German of M. A.
Grandjean, by Sydney Rosenfeld. New York,
R. M. De Witt, 1876. 1 p. 1., 10 p. 12°.
([De Witt's acting plays, no. 206])

© Robert M. De Witt, New York; 1876:
8905, July 31 ; 2c. Dec. 28. 17898

Hair breadth (A) escape. See Gretna Green.

Hair (The) of the heiress; comic operetta in 1
act, by H. E. Schwab. [3], 16 p. 4°. Type-
v.ritten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Apr. 6, 1914; D: 36626; Henry E.
Schwab, Milwaukee. 17898a

Hair-pins; by H. C. Bruninghaus. [2], 18 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 8, 1912; D : 28251 ; Henry C.
Bruninghaus, Burnet, Tex. 17899

Hair Trigger Smith; by K. Abbott, a play in 1
act based upon The Sliot, a Russian short
story, by Alexander Poushkin. cover-title,
11 p. 12°. Printed.

© Keene Abbott, Omaha, Neb. ; D : 15910.
May 21, 1909; 2c. June 30, 1909. 17900

Haj (The) See Pilgrimage (The)

Hr.l Hazard; or. The federal spy, a military
drama ia 4 acts, by Fred T. Andrews. Clyde,
O., A. D. Ames, 1883. 30 p, 12°. ([Ames'
series of standard and minor drama, na 117] )

© A. D. Ames, Clyde, O. ; 1884 : 9147, Mav
2 ; 2c. May 3. 17901

882

17902

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

17921

Hal Lyons; a drama in 4 acts, by B. L. Hall.
Typewritten.

© Burton Luther Hall, Los Angeles; 1897:
40967, July 14; 2c. July 14; Ic. rev. ed. May
17, 1899. 17902

Hal o' the hall; a comedietta, by .1. Harrison.
27 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© John Harrison, Brooklyn ; 1893 : 14558,
Mar. 23 ; 2c. Mar. 24. 17903

Hal o' the hills; 4 act comedy drama, by J.
Lawrence. 30 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 23, 1911 ; D : 28199 ; John Law-
rence, Cincinnati. 17904

Hal of the "Wyhd; a drama in 4 acts, seven
scenes, by W. J. Grinden, adapted from Sir
Walter Scott's story. The fair maid of Perth.
49 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© William J. Grinden, Brooklyn ; D : 12026,
Jan. 2, 1908 ; 2c. Jan. 21, 1908. 17905

Hal, the highwayman; a play in 1 act, by H.
M. Paull. New York, S. French ; London,
S. French, ltd., 1904. 22 p. 12°.

© Samuel French, New York ; D : 4733, Mar.
17, 1904; 2c. Nov. 19, 1904. 17906

Halali; lustspiel in 1 szene und 3 akten. von
[Alexander Frdr. Ladislaus] Roda Roda.
Berlin, Biihnenverlag, Ahn & Simrock, g. m.
b. h., 1914. 63 p. 8°.

© Ic. Mar. 1, 1915; D : 40732 ; Biihnen-
verlag Ahn «& Simrock, g. m. b. h., Berlin.

17906a

Half a ghost; book and lyrics by H. B. Weaver,
music by W. P. Van Ness. 175 p. 4°. Type-
written. [Libretto only]

© Harold B. Weaver, New York ; D : 14496,
Dec. 11, 1908; 2c. Dec. 11, 1908. 17907

■ a farce in 3 acts, by R. S. Thompson. 60 p.

4 . Typewritten.

© Ralph Somerville Thompson, New York;
D:4724, Mar. 15, 1904; 2c. Mar. 25, 1904.

17908

Half a king; a comic opera in 3 acts, adapted
from tlie French of Eugene Leterrier ancl Al-
bert Vanloo, by Harry B. Smith.

© Francis Wilson, New Rochelle. N. Y. ;
1895 : 52804, Oct. 17. 17909

-a 3 act comedy, by J. Noel. 115 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 19, 1913 ; D : 32367 ; Joseph Noel,
Bedford Park, N. Y. 17910

Half a million; comedy, by Willard Bowman
and Bertha Creighton. [2], 20 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Jan. 15, 1914; D: 35714; Jennie
Creighton, Newark, N. J. 17910a

Half a million devils; 500,000 devils, a comic
musical spectacular extravaganza in 4 acts,
reconstructed and arr. by B. Kiralfy.

© Bolossy Kiralfy, New York ; 1888 : 11.520,
Apr. 20. 17911

Half an hour in a studio; 1 act play, by M. F.
Smiley. 7 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 9, 1913; D: 31920; May Fran-
ces Smiley, St. Joseph, Mo. 17912

Half an hour with a giant; a holiday operetta
for children, adapted to familiar and popular
airs, by Gertrude Manly Jojies. Boston, W.
H. Baker & co., 1892. 1 p. 1., 9 p. 12°. (On
cover: Baker's ed. of plays) [Libretto only]
© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston; 1892:
41929, Oct. 17; 2c. Nov. 12. 17912a

Half and half; a sketch, by P. Rooney. 13 p.
f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 22, 1912 ; D : 29744 ; Pat Rooney,
Southold, N. Y. 17913

Half-back (The); college comedy in 3 acts, by
W. Brooke and R. Frazer. 163 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Jan. 29, 1912; D : 28481 ; Winthrop
Brooke and Ray Frazer, Chicago. 17914

a dramatico-musical playlet in 1 act, by

Lewis and Lake. [1], 11 p. f°. Typewrit-
ten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Jan. 17, 1913; D: 32180; Harry O.

Lewis, Chicago. 17915

a play, by J. Arthur.

© Joseph Arthur, New York; 1892:16082,
Apr. 13. 17916

Half-back Sandy; a college comedy in 3 acts,
by N. L. Swartout. Boston, Walter H.
Baker & co., 1905. 81 p. 12°. (On cover:
Baker's ed. of plays)

© Norman Lee Swartout, Rochester, N. Y. ;
D:6594, Apr. 28, 1905; 2c. Nov. 24, 190.5.

17917

Half-back's (A) interference; farce in 1 act,
by M. N. Beebe. Boston, W. H. Baker & co.,
1912. 22 p. 12°.

© Oct. 9, 1912 ; 2c. Oct. 10, 1912 ; D : 31095 ;
Walter H. Baker & co., Boston. 17918

Half-breed; play in 4 acts, by A. N. Piper.
128 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 25, 1909; D: 17189; Ann North
Piper, Mt. Vernon, N. Y. 17919

a play in prologue and 4 acts, by C. Wells.

© Charles Wells, Saugerties, N. Y. ; D:
10039, Feb. 15, 1907. 17920

— — - a tale of Indian Territory, comedy-drama
in 4 acts, by H. D. Cottrell and O. Morosco.
156 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Oliver Morosco and H. D. Cottrell, Los
Angeles; D:8655, June 7, 1906; 2c. Aug. 11,
1906. 17921

883

17922

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

17939

Half-breed — Continued.

a western drama in 3 acts, by Frank Du-

mont. Philadelphia, Penn pub. co., 1908. 32 p.

12°.

© Penn pub. co., Philadelphia ; D : 131ST,

June 15, 190S; 2c. June 15, 1908. 17922

Half-breed (The) of Wounded Knee; a fron-
tier drama in 4 acts, by J. H. Burns. 56 p.
16°. Typewritten.

© John H. Burns, Deadwood, S. D. ; D :
7880, Jan. 20 190G ; 2c. Jan. 20, 1906. 17923

Half-brothers (The); a play, by F. Gellathy.
© Francis Gellathy, Lake Forest, 111.;
1874:3164, Mar. 16. 17924

Half dozen hearts; a drama in 4 acts, by S. B.
Molander and A. Molander. 80 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Swan B. Molander and Alfred Molander,
Meora, IMinn. ; D : 2505. Oct. 28, 1902 ; Ic. Oct.
28, 1902 ; Ic. Nov. 8, 1902. 17925

Half -hour (The); sketch, by H. M. Harvey. [2],
47 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 18, 1913 ; D : 33528 ; Harold IM-
lor Harvey, Grand Rapids, Mich. 17926

Half -hour (A) of madness; a monologue, by
Adrieune RoucoUe. Chicago, The dramatic
publishing company, 1908. 6 p. 12°.

© Dramatic pub. co., Chicago ; D : 14730.
Jan. 2, 1909; 2c. Jan. 2, 1909. 17927

Half -hour (A) with Washington; play, by
Harriette Wilbur. Franklin, O., Eldridge
entertainment house, 1912. 8 p. 12°.

© Nov. 1, 1912 ; 2c. Dec. 9, 1912 ; D : 31655 ;
Eldridge entertainment house, Franklin, O.

17928

Half -hours; by J. M. Barrie. New York, C.
Scribner's sons, 1914. 3 p. 1., 207 p. 12°.

Contents: Pantaloon. — The twelve-pound ,
look. — Rosalind. — The will.

© Oct. 24, 1914; 2c. Oct. 28, 1914; A:
388086 ; Charles Scribner's sons, New York.

17928a

Half -hours of vaudeville; by Gordan V. May.
Boston, W. H. Baker & co., 1913. 83 p. 12°.

Contents : After many years. — The baby. —
Dr. Dobbs' assistant. — For the sake of a thou-
sand.—Just notions. — A lesson in love. —
Marinda's beaus. — One little shoe. — Vengeance
is mine.— 1750-1912.

© Apr. 18, 1913; 2c. Apr. 19, 1913; D:
33354 ; Walter H. Baker & co., Boston. 17929

Half -moon (The); or. Name and gnome, an
entirely new and original American comic
opera, by T. Frost.

© Thomas Frost, New York; 1889:17921,
June 12. 17930

Half-moon (The) phantom. See Hendrick
Hudson.

Half past two; a 1 act play, by D. Clarke [i. e.
D. C. Sullivan] 8 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Delia Clarke, New York ; D : 7230, Sept.
2, 1905 ; 2c. Aug. 28, 1905. 17931

Half (The) pound sample; comedy in 3 acts, by
F.Dawson. [3], 109 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 22, 1910 ; D : 22356 ; Forbes Daw-
son, Wimbledon, England. 17932

Half seas over; a farcical comedy in 3 acts, by
J. F. Milliken.

© James F. Milliken, New York; 1888:
14173, May 15. . 17933

Half (A) shot snap shot; comedy sketch, by
P. A. Heege. [2], 17 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 11, 1914; D: 38095; Philip A.
Heege, Tampa, Fla. 17933a

Half-sisters (The); a drama in 5 acts, by W.
J. Weir.

© William J. W^eir, San Francisco; 1881:
15636, Oct. 10. 17934

Half the world; play in 4 acts, by P. E. Browne.
104 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 9, 1911 ; D : 24888 ; Porter Emer-
son Browne, New York. 17935

Half (The) truth; original play in 3 acts, by
R. H. Gibbons. 152 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 3, 1915 ; D : 39571 ; Robert Hume
Gibbons, Detroit. 17935a

Half-way (The) house; comedy in 1 act, by
F. Dumont.

© Frank Dumont, Philadelphia; 1884:

22S65, Nov. 15. 17936

a rural comedy in 1 act, by Ezra F. Ken-
dall. 16 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Perkins D. Fisher, Brookline, Mass. ; D :
6718, May 24, 1905 ; 2c. May 16, 1905. 17937

rural comedy in 3 acts, by Joseph Le

Brandt. 97 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 4, 1909; D: 17617; Perkins D.
Fisher, Newton, Mass. 17938

Half -ways; drama in 4 acts, by F. E. White.
121 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 7, 1915 ; D : 41917 ; Frances Elsie
White, Chicago. 17938a

Half white (Ka hapa haole); a Hawaiian play
In 4 acts, by W^ E. Wilkes.

© Wm. Ernest Wilkes, Los Angeles; D:
8038. Feb. 19, 1906. 17939

Hall marked; satiric trifle, by .John Galsworthy.

{In New weekly, v. 1, no. 1, Mar. 21, 1914)
© Mar. 21, 1914; Ic. Apr. 22, 1914; D:

36987 ; Atlantic monthly co., Boston, 17939a
»S'ec also Little (The) man.

884

17940

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

17959

Hall (The) of fame; a burlesque, by S. Rosen-
feld.

© Sydney Rosenfeld, New York; D:880,
Sept. 20, 1901. 17940

Hall room boys; a farce in 1 act, by Charles
Horwitz. 15 p. f". Typewritten.

© Elias J. Marks, New York ; D : 5888, Dec.
8, 1904; 2c. Dec. 8, 1904. 17941

musical comedy in 3 acts, by J. Totten. 143

p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Joseph Totten, New York ; D : 6961, July
13, 1905 ; 2c. July 13, 1905. 17942

— musical farce-comedy, by J. S. Lopez and
Albert Edward Ullman. 8 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten. [Libretto only]

© John S. Lopez and A. E. Ullman, New
York; D:8427, Apr. 26, 1906; 2c. May 17,
1906. 17943

or, A pair of bluffs, in 2 acts, by T. Whif-

fen. 99 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Thomas Whiffen, New York; D : 9765,
Dec. 17, 1906 ; 2c. Dec. 17, 1906. 17944

Hall (The) room girls; by R. Crosby-Dimmick.
6 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ruth Crosby Dimmick, St. Louis ; D :
9282, Oct. 20, 1906 ; 2c. Oct. 20, 1906. 17945

Hallabahoola, the medicine m^an; or, The
squirtgun treatm.ent, an original farce in 1
scene, by Bert Richards.

© Ames pub. co., Clyde, O. ; 1892:40981,
Oct. 10. 17946

Halliday of the press; drama in 4 acts, by C. T.
Eagan. 91 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 15, 1914; D: 36711; Charles T.
Eagan, Chicago. 17946a

Hallo; vigjat§k harom felvonasban, irta Foldes
Imre. Budapest, Dick Mano kiad^sa, 1913.
156 p. 16°.

© Oct. 25, 1913 ; 2c. Jan. 27, 1914 ; D : 35815 ;
Imre Foldes, Budapest. 17946b

Halloway; or, A prom.inent citizen, a drama in
4 acts, by Barba Rossa [pseud, of W. O. Sou-
bron]

© William Otto Soubron, Milwaukee ; D :
591, May 29, 1901. 17947

Hallowe'en; by C. Vance.

© Clarice Vance, New York ; 1900 A : 20473,
Aug. 16. 17948

— or. The night of the rehearsal, by Bessie,
Beatrice and Byron J. Robyn. 7 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Bessie and Marguerite Butters and .Lick
F. Smith, New York ; D : 1110, Nov. 19, 1901 ;
2c. Nov. 19, 1901. 17949

Hallowe'en — Continued.

— — -or, The Scottish heiress, a 4 act comedy-
drama, by A. G. Rogers. f°. Typewritten.

© A. G. Rogers, Kingston, Mo. ; 1893 : 2151,
Jan. 9; 2c. Jan. 9. 17950

See also Wedding-feast (The)

Hallowe'en (A) adventure; a play for young
people, by Llffie Louise Koogle. Lebanon, Ohio,
March bros., 1906. 25 p. 12°.

© March bros., Lebanon, O. ; D : 9257, Oct.
IS, 1906; 2c. Oct. 23, 1906. 17951

Hallowe'en (A) fantasy; by 'W. L. Romaine
ana Florence May Smith. 8 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Aug. 22, 1910; D: 21850; Worthing-
ton L. Romaine, New York. 17952

Hallowe'en party. See Complete Hallowe'en
book.

Hallowe'en (A) romance; a drama in 1 act,
by A. W. Rollins.

© Alice W. Rollins, New York ; 1892 : 5285,
Feb. 2. 17953

Hallowe'en shadow picture show. See Com-
plete Hallowe'en book.

Hall's animal alliance; a comedy creation for
children, in 1 act. 8 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Wm. D. Hall, Philadelphia ; D : 9453, Nov.
17, 1906 ; 2c. Nov. 17, 1906. 17954

Hallucination (The); play in 3 acts, by S. M.
IModry. 30 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 8, 1915 ; D : 41701 ; Southard M.
Modry, Livermore, Cal. 17954a

Ilalniar Chandor, king of the mountains; his-
torical drama in 4 acts and 10 tableaux, by
L. Durand and Alexander Hollwitz. 35 p.
f°. Typewritten.

© Lucien Durand, Paris ; D : 6876, June 26.
1905 ; 2c. June 26, 1905. 17955

Halo (The) and the toad; musical comedy in 3
acts, by C. G. Holland. 46 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Mar. 22, 1911; D: 23724; Cecilia
Gaines Holland, Montclair, N. J. 17956

Halte-la! idylle tragique en 1 acte, par L. .Tan-
cey. Paris, C. Joubert, 1911. 18 p. 8°.

© Dec. 28, 1911; 2c. Jan. 23. 1912; D:
28398; .Joubert, Paris. 17957

Ham, jam, and jelly; a new musical farce
comedy in 3 acts, by H. P. Clarke.

© Henry P. Clarke, Boston; 1891:29143,

Aug. 14. 17958

Ham (The) tree; a comedy, with music, in

3 acts. 84 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto

only]

© George V. Hobart, New York ; D : 7110,

Aug. 15, 1905; 2c. Aug. 15, 1905.

17959

885

17960

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

17980

Haman; a historical, dramatic tragedy in 5
acts, by G. A. Lafayette. 56 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© G. A. Lafayette, St. Paul ; 1885 : 1GS8,
Jan. 19; 2c. May 4. 17960

a tragedy, by A. E. Trumbull. 63 p. 24°.

© Annie E. Trumbull, Hartford ; A : 178-566,
.Tune 5, 1907: 2c. June 14, 1907. 17961

Haman der Zweiter; oder, Der comislier her-
sher, comedy in 5 acts and 8 tableaux, by
N. M. Shaikewitz, Schomer.

© Nochem Mayer Shaikewitz, Schomer,
New York; 1896:66764, Dec. 8. 17962

Hamblet; a travesty on Hamlet, by F. G. Blakes-
lee. 8 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Fred Gilbert Blakeslee, Hartford; D:
9561, Dec. 1, 1906; 2a Nov. 23, 190G. 17963

Hambonesville; musical comedy, by L. A. Cop-
pridge. 14 p. f°. Typewritten. [AVords
only]

© Ic. Aug. 9, 1912; D : 30612 ; L. A. Cop-
pridge, St. I..ouis. 17964

Hambre (El) nacional; pasatiempo comico-
llrico-bailable en 1 acto, dividido en 4 cuadros
y una apoteosis, original de Enrique Paradas
y .Toaquln Jimenez, mfisica de los maestros
Manuel Quislant y Cayo Vela. IMadrid [Socie-
dad de autores espanoles] 1912. 35, [3] p.
12°. [Libretto only]

© Dec. 5, 1912 ; 2c. Dec. 6, 1912 ; D : 31590 ;
E. Paradas y J. Jimenez, Madrid. 17965

Hamilton; play in 3 acts, by K. B. Miller.
133 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 9, 1912; D: 29332; Katherine
Browning Miller, Berkeley, Cal. 17966

tragedy of ambition, in 4 acts, by G. P.

McPartland. 52 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 27, 1910 ; D : 21426 ; George Par-
nell McPartland, Washington. 17967

Hamilton and Burr; 5 act drama, by L. Mu-
celli. 131 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 31, 1911; D: 25647; Louis Mu-
celli, Brooklyn. 17968

Hamilton e Burr; dramma in 5 atti, di 1j. INTu-
celli. Milano, Carlo Barbini [1914] 2 p. 1.,
158 p. port. 12°.

© .July 1, 1914; 2c. Aug. 6, 1914; Ic. Aug.
29, 1914 ; D : 38055 ; Luigi Mucelli, New York.

17968a
Hamilton station; a drama in 4 acts, by W. G.
Ruskin. 31 1. nar. 4°. Printed.

© W. Gray Iluskin, Chicago ; 1899 : 12741,
Feb. 16; 2c. May 12, 1900. 17969

Hamilton, U. S. N.; a navy play, comedy in 4
acts, by Louise Winter [pseud.]

© Louise W. vom Dorp, Spring Lake, N. J. ;
D: 13948, Sept. 29, 1908. 17970

Hamilton's second marriage. See Plays; Mrs.
W. K. Clifford.

Hamite (The); a drama in 4 acts, by C. De
Kalb.

© Courtenay De Kalb, San Francisco; D:
13389, July 22, 1908. 17971

Hamlet; by William Shakespeare, ed. with an
introduction and notes by C. L. Hooper. Chi-
cago, Ainsworth & co., 1902. xi, 192 p. 12°.
(XXth century Shakespeare)

© Cyrus Lauron Hooper, Chicago ; D : 1252,
Jan. 6, 1902; 2c. Jan. 14, 1902. 17972

from the Riverside edition, ed. by

Richard Grant White, with additional notes
by Helen Gray Cone. Boston, New York
[etc.] Houghton, Mifflin and company [1897]
193 p. 12°. (The Riverside literature series,
[no. 116])

© Houghton, Mifflin & co., Boston; 1897:
48330, Aug. 28; 2c. Sept. 7. 17973

— ed. by Horace Howard Furness. Phila-

delphia, .L B. Lippincott & co., 1877. 2 v. 8°
(New variorum edition of Shakespeare, v.
3, 4)

© .T. B. Lippincott & co., Philadelphia;
1877:4753, 4754, Apr. 20; 2c. each. May 2.

17974, 17975

— Same.

© Horace Howard Furness, United States,
in renewal for 14 years from Apr. 20, 1905;
A: 111311, 111312, Mar. 11, 1905; 2c. each.
May 12, 190.5. 17976, 17977

— -a tragedy, by William Shakespeare. The

E. H. Sotheru acting version. New York,
McClure, Phillips & co., 1901. v p., 1 1., 136 p.
front, pi. S°.

© McClure, Phillips & co.. New York; D:
184, Mar. 6, 1901 ; 2c. Mar. 6, 1901. 17978

— a tragedy in 5 acts, by William Shake-
speare. New York, F. Rullman [1894] 66 p.
4°. ([Mounet-Sully edition]) [French and
Englisli on opposite pages]

© F. Rullman, New York ; 1894 : 18306, Apr.
7; 2c. May 21. 17979

— with a special introduction, by George
Santayana, iind an original frontispiece by

F. C. Cowper. [The University press Shake-
speare. Renaissance ed.] New York, George
D. Sproul, 1908. xxxiii, 210 p. front. 4°.
The complete works of William Shake.speare,
with annotations and a general introduction
by Sidney Lee. v. 30)

© University press, Cambridge, ]\Lass. : A :
210709, June 29, 1908 ; 2c. June 29, 1908.

17980

886

17981

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

17996

Hamlet — Continued.

prince of Denmark. New York, D. H.

Phillips, 1886. 94 p. front, illus. 16°.

(Phillips's Avondale edition of Shakespeare.

V. 1, no. 1)

© D. H. Phillips, New York; 1886:7978,

Apr. 5; 2c. Apr. 21. 17981

•by William Shakespeare, ed. by A. C

Pendleton. Cincinnati, Standard publishing
company, 1890. 112 p. 12°. (Expurgated
texts for schools, families and reading clubs)
© A. C. Pendleton, Bethany, W. Va. ; 1890 :
15451, May 10 ; 2c. May 10. 17982

•ed. by George Pierce Baker. New

York, The Macmillan company, 1913. xx,
219 p. front. 24°. (The Tudor Shakes-
peare)

© May 7, 1913 ; 2c. May 8, 1913 ; A : 346511 ;
Macmillan co., New York. 17983

ed. by S. Thurber. Boston, AUyn and

Bacon [1897] v, 183 p. 12°. (The Academy
series of English classics)

© Samuel Thurber. Roxbury, Mass.; 1897:
54076, Sept. 27; 2c. Nov. 5. 17984

ed. with notes by William J. Rolfe.

Harper's library ed. New York and London,
Harper & brothers, 1898. (Shakespeare's
complete works, v. [13] )

© Harper & bros., New York ; 1898 : 32093,
May 24; 2c. Jan. 13, 1899. 17985

a new and original arr. of William

Shakespeare's tragedy.

© Emma Sheridan Fry, New York; 1899:
2313, Jan. 4. 17986

— a new arr. in 4 acts, by E. S. Fry.

© Emma Sheridan Fry, New York; 1899:
70263, Oct. 28. 17987

(Shakespeare's tragedy of). East

Aurora, N. Y., Roycroft shop, 1902. 3 p. 1.,
172 p., 1 1. 4°.

© Elbert Hubbard, East Aurora, N. Y. ; D :
2200; Aug. 8, 1902; 2c. Oct. 22, 1902. 17988

ed. with introduction and notes

by Allan Abbott. New York and Chicago, C.
E. Merrill company [1915] 207 p. front,
(port.) illus., plate. 16°.

© Sept. 23, 1915; 2c. and aff. Oct. 6, 1915;
A : 411826 ; Charles E. Merrill co.. New York.

17988a

ed. with notes, an introduction

and outline questions, by L. A. Sherman.
New York, London, The Macmillan company,
1903. XX, 323 p. incl. front. 24°. ( [Mac-
millan's pocket American and English clas-
sics] )

© Macmillan co., New York ; A : 605G1,
May 27, 1903; 2c. May 27, 1903. 17989

Hamlet — Continued.

ed. with notes by Homer Baxter

Sprague, with critical comments, suggestions
and plans for study, specimens of examina-
tion papers and topics for essays. Chicago,
S. R. Winchell & co. [1885] 230 p. 12°.

© Homer B. Sprague, United States ; 1885 :
26891, Dec. 19; 2c. Dec. 24. 17990

— Same.

© by H. B. Sprague, % Silver, Bur-
dett & CO., Boston, as the author, in renewal
for 28 years. Renewal no. 3578, Dec. 20,
1912. Original entry, Dec. 19, 1885, no. 26891.

17991

— - — — ed. with notes, by William J.

Rolfe. New York, Harper & brothers, 1878.
vi. [7]-285, front, illus. 16°.

© Harper & bros., New York ; 1878 : 10018,
Aug. 31; 2c. Sept. 24. 17992

— Same. New York, Cincinnati [etc.] Amer-
ican book company [1903] 350 p. incl. front.,
illus. 16°.

© Wm. J. Rolfe, Cambridge, Mass.; A:
61614, June 11, 1903 ; 2c. Feb. 1, 1904. 17993

— Same. New York, Cincinnati [etc.] Amer-
ican book company [1906] 287, [1] p. incl.
front, illus. 16°.

© W. J. Rolfe, Cambridge, Mass., in re-
newal for 14 years from Aug. 31, 1906; A:
149774, .June 30, 1906; 2c. July 26, 1906.

17994

(Shakspeare's tragedy of) ; ed., with

notes and an introduction, by David T. Pot-
tinger. IS^ew York, Chicago, Longmans, Green
& CO., 1915. xxxii, 190 p. 12°. (Longmans'
English classics)

© Sept. 23, 1915 ; 2c. and aff. Oct. 4, 1915 ;
A : 411768 ; Longmans, Green & co., New York.

17994a

(The tragedy of); by William Shake-

speare. New York, American book company,

1895. 163 p. 12°. (Eclectic English classics)

© American book co.. New York; 1895:

r)2797, Oct. 17; 2c. Dec. 31. 17995

— with illustrations, by How-

ard Chandler Christy. New York, Dodd,
]\Iead & company, 1897. 2 p. 1., 254 p. incl.
plates, front. 8°.

© Dodd, Mead & co.. New York; 1897:
60627, Oct. 26; 2c. Nov. 17. 17996

— prince of Denmarke (The tragedie of); by
William Shakespeare, ed. with notes, intro-
duction, glossary, list of variorum readings
and selected criticism by Charlotte Porter
and Helen A. Clarke. [First folio ed.] New

887

17997

DKAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

18013

Hamlet— Continued.
York, T. Y. Crowell & co. [1905] 3 p. 1.,
v-xxsiii, 339 p. front. 16°.

© Thomas Y. Crowell & co., New York ; A :
117406, May 22, 1905; 2c. May 22, 1905.

17997

(Selections from Shakespeare's); by M.

Gaily. 15 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Merritt Gaily, New York; D:5506, Sept.
3, 1904 ; Ic. Sept. 3, 1904 ; Ic. Sept. 17, 1904.

17998

— (Shakespeare's); biographical outline ami
notes, by Margaret Hill McCarter. Topcka,
Kan., Crane & company, 1908.

© Crane & co., Topeka, Kan. ; A : 214812,
Aug. 19, 1908; 2c. Oct. 17, 1908. 17999

ed. by Albert E. Shower. New York,

Cincinnati [etc.] American book company
[1911] 176 p. 16°. (Eclectic English clas-
sics)

© Apr. 6, 1911 ; 2c. Apr. 8, 1911 ; A : 286032 ;
Amer. book co.. New York. [Copyright is
claimed on The Elizabethan theatre and notes
and questions] 18000

ed. by John Livingston Lowes. New

York, H. Holt and company, 1914. xxxiii.
[3], 252 p. front., illus., map. 16°. (English
readings for schools. General editor, Wilbur
Lucius Cross)

© Apr. 28, 1914; 2c. May 23, 1914; A:
376013 ; Henry Holt & co.. New York. 18000a

with introduction, notes and examina-

tion papers, selected, by Braiuerd Kellogg.
New York, Maynard, Merrill & co. [1902]
320 p. front, (port.) illus., pi. 24°.

© Maynard, Merrill & co.. New York; A:
28600, Mar. 11, 1902 ; 2c. June 7, 1902. 18001

with notes, examination papers and

plans of preparation, selected, by Brainerd
Kellogg. New York, Clark & Maynard, 1882.
24°.

© Clark & Maynard, New York ; 1882 : 8046,
May IS ; 2c. May 22. 18002

— (Shakespeare's tragedy of); the prompt-
book ed. by W. Winter, as presented by Edwin
Booth. [V. 2] New York, Francis Hart & co.,
1878. 136 p. 16°.

© William Winter, New York ; 1878 : 1641,
Feb. 7 ; 2c. Feb. 26. 18003

a study for classes in English litera-

ture, by C. L. Maxcy. Boston, Ginn & com-
pany, 1892.

© Carroll Lewis Maxcy, Troy, N. Y. ; 1892 :
S361, Feb. 23 ; 2c. Mar. 5. 18004

Ham^let — Continued.

with introduction and notes, explana-
tory and critical, by H. N. Hudson. Boston,
Ginn & Heath, 1879.

© Henry N. Hudson, Cambridge, Mass.;
1879 : 2358. Feb. 19. 18005

— (Shakspere's) ; ed. for school use, by Wil-
liam Allan Neilson. Chicago, Scott, Foresman
and company, 1903. 2 p. 1., 13-286 p. 16°.
(The Lake English classics)

© Scott, Foresman & co.. New York; A:
71559, Oct. 30, 1903 ; 2c. Oct. 30, 1903. 18006

— (The tragedy of); introduction and notes
by Henry Norman Hudson, ed. and rev. by
Ebenezer Charlton Black, with the coopera-
tion of Andrew Jackson George. School ed.
[Boston] Ginn and company [1909] Ixxxix,
23^5 p. front., facsims. 16°. (The new Hud-
son Shakespeare)

© Oct. 25, 1909 ; 2c. Oct. 27, 1909 ; A : 251311 ;
Ginn & co., Boston. 18007

See also Evening' (An) with The mer-
chant of Venice. — Long-lost (The) nephew. —
Shakespeare's works. — Travesty without a
pun. — When Ham lets her.

Hamlet keyed up to the minute; by G. Stocker.

© George Stocker, New York ; D : 13822,

Sept. 18, 1908. 18008

Hamilet revamped, modernized, and set to
m.usic; a travesty without a pun, by the au-
thor of Romeo and Juliet. St. Louis, G. I.
Jones and company, 1879. 1 p. 1., 48 p. 8°.

© Charles C. Soule, United States; 1879:
17445, Dec. 23 ; 2c. Jan. 2, 1880. 18009

Hamlet II; an operatic bui'lesque, by H. G.

Donnelly.

© H. Grattan Donnelly, Chicago; 1895:
8743, Feb. 11. 18010

Hamlet, the ghost fighter; a burlesque in 2
acts, by W. H. Cloud.

© William H. Cloud, Philadelphia; 1875:
2898, Mar. 27. 18011

Hamlet, without the ghost; by T. P. Sullivan,
St. Louis, 1887.

© T. P. Sullivan, United States; 1887:
2822, Feb. 4. 18012

Hamlet's brides; a Shakespearean burlesque in
1 act, by Sara H. Sterling. Boston, W. H.
Baker & CO., 1900. 19 p. 12°. ( [Baker's edi-
tion of plays] )

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston ; 1900 A :
397, Jan. 4 ; 2c. Feb. 17. 18013

Hamlet's father's deceased wife's sister. Sec
Hecuba.

888

18014

COPYETGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

18036

Hamnet Shakspere; a romantic drama in 3
acts for male characters, by J. L. Connor. 51

p. 4°. Typewritten.

© John Lane Connor, Chicago ; D : 4948,
Apr. 27, 1904 ; 2c. Apr. 27, 1904. 18014

Ham(om)Iet, Prince of Dunkirk; burlesque on
Hamlet, white or black face by Frank Du-
mont. New York, Chicago [etc.], M. Wit-
mark & sons, 1905. 13 p. 12°. (On cover:
The Witmark stage publications)

© M. Witmark & sons. New York ; D : 6067,
Jan. 12, 1905; 2c. Jan. 12, 1905. 18015

Hampden; or, The pearl cross, a protean drama
in 4 acts, with original songs, solos, marches,
choruses, tableaux, and scenic effects, by J. B.
Gomez.

© Joseph Binard Gomez, United States;
1873: 1425, Feb. 12. 18016

Hampered; a play in 3 acts, 1 dance and 1 tab-
leau, an adaptation of a novel with permis-
sion of the authoress, by J. B. Samuel. Blana-
squan, N. J., Star democrat print, 1892. 47 p.
12°.

© J. Bunford Samuel, Philadelphia ; 1891 :
17715, May 14; 2c. Nov. 19, 1892. 18017

Hampton (The) club; play adapted from the
novel of Robert Louis Stevenson, by S. Hicks.
[5], 21 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 14, 1912; D: 30895; Seymour
Hicks, London. 18018

Hampton Roads; a naval drama in 4 acts, by
B. F. Honor.

© Benjamin F. Honor, New York ; 1892 :
6508, Feb. 9. 18019

— a war drama in 4 acts, by M. Brenan.

© May Brenan, Chicago ; 1897 : 48759, Aug.
30. 18020

or, Virginia, a drama, by C. E. Banks and

G. K. Cook. Typewritten.

© Charles Eugene Banks and George Kram
Cook, Davenport, la.; 1897:45272, Aug. 11;
2c. Dec. 8. 18021

Hampton village; a border drama in 5 acts, by
W. H. Cloud.

© William H. Cloud, Philadelphia; 1881:
46S3, Mar. 28. 18022

Ham's otiting'; play, by Charles Smith. 24 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 5, 1912; D: 30230; Samuel .L
Curtis, Manasquan, N. J. 18023

Hamza; or. The medallion, a social play in 4
acts, tr. and arr. by E. M. Delescluze, from
the French comedy of L'Africain, by Charles
Edmond.

© Elizabeth M. Delescluze, Jersey City;
1875 : 2296, Mar. 11. 18024

Hand (The); play in 1 act, by Andre de Lorde
and Alfred Binet, adapted into English by
L. J. Vance. 42 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 29, 1913 ; D : 35190 ; Louis Joseph
Vance, New York. 18025

Hand in hand; musical dramatic sketch, by
J. H. Rohde. 18 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 27, 1910; D : 21437 ; John H.
Rohde, New York. 18026

a siiffraget playlet in 1 act, by G. C. Gage.

[2], 12 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 3, 1912; E) : 29859 ; Gertrude
Candler Gage, Detroit. 18027

or, At sunrise, by L. R. Huffman. 50 p.

f". Typewritten.

© Louis Richard Huffman, Columbus, O. ;
D:3685, July 3, 1903; 2c. .July 24, 1903.

18028

Hand (The) of a friend. See Conrad.

Hand (The) of death; a melodrama in 4 acts,
by M. Hauser. 27 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Magdalena Hauser. New Orleans : D :
11617, Oct. 26, 1907 ; 2c. Feb. 15, 1908. 18029

Hand (The) of destiny; drama in 4 acts, by
C. T. Eagan. 104 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 20, 1913 ; D : 33555 ; Cliarles T.
Eagan, Chicago. 18030

— dramatic composition in 4 acts, by E. Lind-
sey. [3], 38 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 20, 1910 ; D : 21612 ; Evelyn Lind-
sey, St. Louis. 18031

- — See also 'Twas better so.

Hand (The) of fate; by C. Hill. 5 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Christine Hill, Minneapolis : D : 13127.
June 4, 1908; Ic. June 6, 1908; Ic. June 22,
1908. 18032

a melodrama in 5 acts, by Vad de Nois

[pseud, of Dore Davidson]

© Dor6 Davidson, New York ; 1891 : 7844,
Mar. 2. 18033

an original comedy drama, in 3 acts, by

E. M. Bradford.

© E. M. Bradford, Augusta, Wis.; 1896:
30496, May 19. 18034

M.

— an original 4 act melodrama, by E
Sinuuonds. 133 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Edward M. Simmonds, New York; D:
3483, May 25, 1903 ; 2c. May 25, 1903. 18035

— an original melodrama in 5 acts, by C. H.
Buechler. Typewritten.

© Chas. H. Buechler, Allegheny, Pa. ; 1891 :
12240, Apr. 4 ; 2c. June 12. 18036

889

18037

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

18057

Hand (The) of fate — Contintied.

playlet in 1 act, by S. L. Cohen. 7 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 16, 1910 ; D : 22827 ; Soloman I..

Cohen, New York. 18037

a tragedy, by John M. Pryse, incidental

music score by Wenzel A. Raboch. 59 p. f°.
Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© J. M. Pryse, New York; D:9239, Oct.
16, 1906; 2c. Sept. 13, 1906. 18038

Hand (The) of God; dramatic sketch, by E. II.
Smith. [1], 7 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 6, 1914 ; D : 36949 ; U. Richardson
Smith, Chicago. 18038a

See Count Cordova.

Hand (The) of justice; an incident of West
Africa in 1 fict. 15 p. f°. Typewritten.

© George Jervis, Elisabeth. N. J. ; D : 10980,
July 16, 1907; 2c. July 16, 1907. 18039

a powerful " melodrama in 5 acts, by F.

Tucker. 35 p. f °. Typewritten.

© Francis Tucker, Galesburg, 111. ; D : 7155,
Aug. 24, 1905 ; 2c. Aug. 24, 1905. 18040

Hand (The) of man; by Lem B. Parker.

© Lawrence B. McGill and Robert W. Ship-
man, Altoona, Pa.; D:931, Oct. 7, 1901.

18041

■play in 4 acts, by E. C. Carpenter. 72 p.

4°. Typewritten;

© Ic. Sept. 6, 1911; D: 25150; Edward
Childs Carpenter, New York. 18042

Hand (The) of Russia; a play of diplomacy in
4 acts, by A. Kennedy.

© Alfred Kennedy, New York ; 1894 : 38792.
Aug. 22. 18043

Hand (The) of the law; rural drama in 3 acts,
C. R. Angell. 71 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 1, 1911; D: 25917; Charles R.
Angell, Grand Rapids, Mich. 18044

Same. New York, S. French ; London, S.

French, ltd., 1913. 89 p. 12'

© Sept. 25, 1913; 2c. Sept. 26, 1913; D:
34541 ; Samuel French, New York. 18045

Hand (The) of the pastor; play in 4 acts, by
P. Hill. 29 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 4, 1913 ; D : 33397 ; Packer Hill,
Fort Stockton, Tex. 18046

Hand (The) of the prophet; Arabian play in 4
episodes, by M. S. Oliver. 12 p. 4°. Printed.
© Mar. 8, 1913; 2c. Mar. 11, 1913; D:
32648; Margaret Scott Oliver, Moylan, Pa.

18047

Hand (The) of the red line. See Moondyne.

Hand (The) of treachery; in 5 acts, by F. J.
Mahon. 79 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Frank J. Mahon, Detroit ; D : 3723, July
14, 1903; 2c. July 14, 1903. 18048

Hand on the latch; play in 1 act, by L. R. Stan-
wood, adapted from the story by Mary Chol-
mondeley. 21 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 15, 1910 ; D : 20462 ; Louie Rog-
. ers Stanwood, Boston. 18049

Handshake (The); a comedy by I. AVitmark.

© Isidore Witmark, United States; 1897:
28215, May G. 18050

Hand-shaker (The); a comedy drama in 4 acts.

© Harry Lacy, New Haven; 1893:3992,
Jan. IS. 18051

Hand (The) that rales; play in 3 acts, by F. V.
Frankel. [1], 23 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 6, 1914; D: 35942; Frances V.
Frankel, New York. 18051a

Hand (The) that rules the world; by F. G.
Partington.

© Frederick George Partington, Worcester,
Mass. ; D : 7918, Jan. 30, 1906. 18052

Hand (The) that wins; by H. C. Wood.

© Harry Colon Wood, Boston; D:6304,
Mar. 9, 1905. 18053

Hand to hand; a romantic and sensational
American drama in 5 acts, by T. C. De Leon,
and J. B. Matthews.

© T. C. De Leon and J. Brander Matthews,
Saratoga, N. Y. ; 1871 : 7591, Aug. 14. 18054

Hand (A) up; dramatic sketch, by C. M. Green-
ing. 15 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 8, 1914; D : 38431 ; Clara M.
Greening, Los Angeles. 18054a

Hand (The) upon the lever; 3 act comedy-
drama, by R. A. Wason. 146 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Robert Alexander Wason, Delphi, Ind. ;
D : 12846, Apr. 27, 1908 ; 2c. Apr. 27, 1908.

18055

Hand (Die) von driiben; schauspiel in 3 akten,
von Selma Erdmann-Jesnitzer. Berlin, Ver-
triebsstelle des Verbandes deutscher biihnen-
schriftsteller, 1910. 89 p. 12°.

© July 27, 1910; 2c. Aug. 17, 1910; D:
21811 ; Vertriebsstelle des Verbandes deutscher
biihnenschriftsteller, g. m. b. h., Berlin.

18056

Handcuffed; comedy in 1 act, by V. H. Smalley.
24 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 15, 1910; D:220G0; Victor H.
Smalley, New York. 18057

890

18058

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

18078

Handful (A) of toys. Typewritten.

© Gertrude S. Dunkin and .Tohn Terris,
New York ; 1900 A : 6643, Mar. 12 ; 2c. Mar. 12.

18058

Handicap (The); a 1 act play, by Ernest Gar-
field Kast. 11 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© O. E. Johnson, Pittsburg ; D : 14094, Oct.
19, 1908 ; 2c. Oct. 19, 1908. 18059

a 3 act comedy, by G. F. Marion and H. A.

Covell.

© George F. Marion and H, A. Covell. New
York ; 1891 : 25208, July 11. 18060

Handicapped; by A. K. Harned. 55 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 10, 1910; D : 22522 ; A. K.

Harned, New York. 18061

in 4 acts, by A. K. Harned. 20 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 19, 1911; D: 25101; Ada K.
Harned, New York. 18062

■ synopsis of a play, by K. Denrah [pseud, of

A. K. Harned] 11 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 12, 1909; D: 17078; Ada K.
Harned, New York. 18063

or, A racing romance, an original comedy

in 2 acts, by Sallie Toler. New York, The De
Witt publishing house.

© R. H. Russell & son, New York; 1894:
60039, Dec. 24 ; 2c. Oct. 9, 1895. 18064

Handkerchief (The) drill; an imitation of a
snow storm, for boys and girls, by Adelaide
Westcott Hatch. New York, The Hints pub-
lishing & supply company, 1904. cover-title,
3 p. 12°.

© Hints pub. & supply co.. New York; D:
5730 ; Nov. 5, 1904 ; 2c. Nov. 23, 1904. 18065

Handle with care; farce in 1 act, by H. Heron.
[2], 18 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. .Tan. 15, 1913; D: 31972; Herbert
Heron, Carmel, Cal. 18066

Hands Hind; drama in 4 acts, by Pauline Brad-
ford Mackie (Blrs. Herbert MuUer Etopkins)
119 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 16, 1913; D: 35354; Pauline
Mackie Hopkins, New York. 18067

Hands not hearts; a domestic comedy in 4 acts,
by Jean Barrymore, adapted from the old
story, Only a country girl. 72 p. f. Type-
written.

© United amusement ca., Erie, Pa. ; D :
8752, June 29, 1906 ; 2c. June 29, 1906. 18068

a drama in 5 acts, by C. Rohlfs.

© Charles Rohlfs, Brooklyn; 1879:12455,

Hands (The) of death; or, A brother's treach-
ery, a drama in 5 acts, by R. Hanish.

© Richard Hanish, Dayton, O. ; 1900 A:
3761, Feb. 9. 18070

Hands (The) of the clock; comedy in 3 acts,
by V. Hall. [2], 137 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 29, 1912 ; D : 29534 ; Violette Hall,
Catskill, N. Y. 18071

Hands up; comedy drama in 4 acts, by Zelda
Sears. 135 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 30, 1915 ; D : 39542 ; L. C. Wis-
well, New York. ' 18071a

dramatic farce in 3 acts, by A. Richards

Cass [pseud, of A. R. Cassidy] 128 p. 4°.
Tyi^e written.

© Ic. Jan. 27, 1915 ; D : 39522 ; Asa Richards
Cassidy, New York. 18071b

farce comedy sketch in 1 act, by A. V.

Vea.-^ie. 19 p. 4 . Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 13, 1914 ; D : 36015 ; Albert Val-
entine Veazie, New Orleans. 18071c

— sketch in 1 act, by M. W. Brown. [2], 10

Sept. 17.

18069

p. f . Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 26, 1912 ; D : 29503 ; Melville W.
Brown, Portland, Or. 18072

or. The sure thing man, 1 act play, by E.

Locke. 18 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Edward Locke, New York ; D : 7249, Sept.
13, 1905 ; 2c. Sept. 13, 1905. 18073

Handsome Charley; by B. Allen.

© Benjamin Allen, New Orleans ; 1896 :
57200, Oct. 17. 18074

Handsome doctor; comedy in 3 acts, by O. A.
Hauerbach. 116 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 16, 1909; D: 16807; Otto A.
Hauerbach, New York. 18075

Handsome Jack, the highwayman; an original
drama in 4 acts, by G. A. Hill.

© Geo. A. Hill, United States ; 1893 : 51610,
Nov. 20. 18076

Handsome (The) tramp; an ideal romantic
melodrama in prologue and 4 acts, by C. Pear-
son.

© Charles Pearson, New York ; 1888 : 36648,
Dec. 24. 18077

Handy Andy. Sec Ned of the hill.

Handy (The) closet; a comedy in 1 act, by J.
W. Standish. 9 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Joseph W. Standish, New York ; D : 620.
June 29, 1901 ; 2c. June 29, 1901. 18078

891

18078

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

18093

Handy dramas for amateur actors; new pieces
for home, school and public entertainment,
by G. M. Baker. Boston, Lee and Shepard,
1877. 1 p. 1., 6, 3-356 p. front., illus. 12°.

Contents : The flower of the familj\ —
A mj'sterious disappearance. — Above the
clouds. — Shall our mothers vote? — Paddle
your own canoe. — One hundred years ago. —
The little brown jug. — Seeing the elephant.

© George M. Baker, United States; 1876:
13550, Dec. 7 ; 2c. Dec. 11. 18078a

Same. Boston, Lee and Shepard ; New

York, C. T. Dillingham [1904] 1 p. 1., 6,
3-356 p. front., illus. 12°.

© Emily F. Baker, Wellesley Hills, Mass.,
in renewal for 14 years from Dec. 7, 1904 ; A :
92885, July 21, 1904; 2c. Oct. 19, 1904.

18078b

Handy (The) grandmother; for 5 girls, by A.
Gockel. Antigo, Wis., Antigo publishing com-
pany. 8 p. 24°. (Dialogs for school picnics,
no. 11)

© July 20, 1915; 2c. July 28, 1915; D:
41337; Antigo pub. co., Antigo, Wis. 18078c

Handy (A) headache; a dramatic composition,
by E. C. Lamson. Typewritten.

© Ernest Clyde Lamson, Prairie Vievv^, 111. ;
1899: 21841, Mar. 27; 2c. IMar. 27. 18079

Handy Solomon; farce in 1 act, by Ralph W.
Tag. New York, Dick & Fitzgerald, 1914.
14 p. 12°.

© Jan. 21, 1914; 2c. Jan. 22, 1914; D:
35741 ; Dick & Fitzgerald, New York. 18079a

Hang-over (The); a comedy in 1 act, by R. W.
Peck. 16 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 7, 1909; D: 16496; Raymond
W. Peck, Rockville Center, N. Y. 18080

Hanged; play in 1 act, by J. D. Barry. [1],
17 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 22, 1914; D: 36791; John D.

Barry, San Francisco. 18080a

Hangman's (The) noose. See Neck and neck.

Hangmen (The) of Captain Dreyfus; drama in

5 acts, by T. Stein.

© Thomas Stein, New York; 1899:59767,
Sept. 18; 2c. (in parts) Sept. 18-Sept. 23.

18081
Hank Hoover's holiday; being a comedy skit
of society foibles and rustic simplicity, em-
bracing a variegation of humor, harmony and
terpsichore, by Wm. D. Hall. 16 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Joseph D. Chadwick, Philadelphia ; D :
4732, Mar. 16, 190-1 ; 2c. Mar. 16, 1904. 18082

Hank, the bootmaker; sketch in 1 act, by J. M.
Fix. 4 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 14, 1911; D: 23995; .L M. Fix,
Monocacy Station, Pa. 18083

Hank's proposal; by J. Davis. 7 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Jack Davis, Jeannette, Pa. ; D : 11845,
Dec. 2, 1907 ; 2c. Dec. 2, 1907. 18084

Hanley's lunatics; an original musical comedy
in 3 act.s, by M. E. Hanley.

© M. E. Hanley, Peoria, 111.; 1888:33652,
Nov. 26. 18085

Hanna Jagert; [play in 3 acts] by Otto Erich
Hartleben, tr. from the German by Sarah
Elizabeth Holmes. (In Poet lore, v. 24, no. 6,
Nov.-Dec. 1913; periodical © Jan. 30, 1914;
2c. Feb. 7, 1914; B: 297401; Poet lore co.,
Boston) 18085a

Hannah and the money; comedy in 3 acts, by
P.. C. Smith. lOS p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 22, 1909; D: 17506; Rita 0.
Smith, Now York. 18086

Hannah gives notice; a comedy in 1 act, by
Alice C. Thomijson. New York, S. French;
London, S. French, ltd., 1907. 18 p. 12°.

© Samuel French, New York ; D : 11925,
Dec. 17, 1907; 2c. Mar. 19, 190S. 18087

Kannele; a dream poem, by Gerhart Haupt-
niann. rendered into English verse and prose
by Cliarles Henry Meltzer. New York.
Doubleday, Page & co., 1908. 3 p. 1. 103 p.
12°.

© Harrison Grey Fiske, United States ; A :
202082, :\Iar. 20, 1908; 2c. Mar. 19, 1908.

18088

Hanneles himnielfahrt. See Dramatic (The)
v/crks of G=rhart Kauptniann.

Hannetons (Les); comedie en 3 actes, [de M.
Eugene] Brieux. [Paris, Impi-. de I'lUustra-
tion] 1906. 2 p. 1., 62 p. 12.

© M. Brieux, Paris; D:8010, Feb. 17,
1906; 2c. Feb. 17, 1906. 18089

Hanni, die braut des wildschiitzen; volksstiick
in 3 akten, von Bernliard Meinicke. Ziirich,
Art. institut O. Fiissli [1911] 89 p. 12".

© Sept. 10, 1911; 2c. Dec. 30, 1911; D:
28127; Art. institut Orell Fiissli, Ziirich,
Switzerland. 18090

Hannibal; by D. T. Brennan. 91 p. f°. Type-
written.

© David T. Brennan, Grant Works, 111. ;
D : 39, Jan. 17, 1901 ; 2c. Jan. 10, 1902. 18091

ein drama, von B. Schottky. Wiesbaden,

Feller & Geeks ; New York, G. Stechert, 1888.
3 p. 1., 144 p. 12°.

© Ernst Schottky, New York ; 1888 : 15167,
May 24; 2c. May 24. 18092

— a tragedy in 5 acts, by H. D. Gray. Priv.
print.

© Henry David Gray, Auburn, N. Y. ; 1893 :
43896, Oct. 2 ; 2c. Nov. 21. 18093

892

18094

COPYRIGHTED IN" THE UNITED STATES

18114

Hannibal and Kathama; a drama in 5 acts,
by Lieut.-Colonel J. C. Fife-Cookson. New
York, G. P. Putnam's sons, 1S93. 190 p. 12°.

© J. C. Fife-Cookson, London ; 1893 : 51574.
Nov. 20; 2c. Nov. 27. 18094

Hans and Christina; or. Uncle Heinrich's por-
trait, a local sensational drama in 3 acts,
vpith original effects, songs, and music, by
Walter E. McCann.

© Nicholas R. Woodward, jr., Baltunore ;
1874:433, Jan. 13. 18095

Hans and Dennis, and what insurance did
for them; a serio-comic court of honor dram.'i
in 6 acts. Benton, 111., W. F. Burkitt, IfiOS.
28 p. 12°.

© W. F. Burkitt, Benton, 111. ; D : 12936,
May 9, 1908; 2c. May 20, 1908. 18096

Hans and Fritz; a Dutch farce in 1 act, by
Reginald Kinnaman. Clyde, O., Ames pub-
lishing CO., 1904. 6 p. 12°. ( [Ames' series
of standard and minor drama, no. 448] )

© Ames pub. co., Clvde, O. ; D : 4874, Apr.
12, 1904; 2c. Apr, 13, 1904. 18097

Hans and Nix; in 3 acts, by Ernest Watters.
67 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Harry F. Mathews, Springfield. O. ; D :
10731, June 10, 1907; 2c. June 10, 1907.

18098

Hans Brunimers cafe; an original farce in 1
act, by C. F. Ingraham. Clyde, O.. Ames pub-
lishing co., 1889. 1 p. 1., 6 p. 12°. ([Anu\s'
series of standard and minor drama, no. 2711 )

© Ames pub. co., Clyde, O. ; 1889:38835,
Dec. 20 ; 2c. Dec. 31. 18099

Hans Christian Andersen; fairy play, by Mrs.
H. Sandby. 59 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 28, 1912; D : 28864 ; Mrs. Her-
man Sandby, Philadelphia 18100

Hajis Danske; musical comedy, by K. (-. I^Iur-
phy. 9 ]). 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 22, 1911; D : 28198 ; Katherine
C. Murphy, Toledo, O. 18101

Hans Distelfink; lustspiel in 3 aufziigen, von
Willy Rath.

© Albert Ahn, Cologne, Germany ; 1899 :
67480, Oct. 18; 2c. Oct. 18. 18102

Hans eneste kone; lystspil i 3 akter, af J. Mag-
nussen. Kj0benhavn og Kristiania, Gylden-
dalske boghandel, Nordisk forlag, 1913. 123 p.
12°.

© .Tan. 22, 1913; 2c. Feb. 10, 1913; D:
32231; Julius Magnussen, % Gyldendalske
boghandel, Copenhagen. 18103

Hans Hableman; or, Next door to hell and its
consequences, a play in 3 acts, by C. E. But-
ler.

© Charles E. Butler, New York; 1887:
19971, Aug. 4 ; 2c. Aug. 4. 18104

Hans Hamann, German- American; a melo-
drama in 4 acts, by F. W. Meyers. 45 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© F. W. Meyers, Denison, la. ; D : 10911,
July 5, 1907; 2c. July 5, 1907. 18105

Hans Hansen; comedy in 3 acts, by J. C. Miller.
17 p. 4°. Typevrritten.

© Ic. May 10, 1911; D: 24182; John C.
Miller, Now York. 18106

Hans Hanson; comedy drama in 4 acts, by W.
C. Herman, from the original play by Jas. T.
McAlpin. 73 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 31, 1914; D: 37934; Nelson J.
Loranger, Chicago. 18106a

the Sv/ede dialect comedy.

© A. B. Beall and Jas. T. McAlpin, Sioux
City, In. ; 1898 : 32300, May 25. 18107

Hans Hanson, the yolly Swede yodeler; a
comedy-drama in 4 acts, by J. T. McAlpin.

© James P. Colton and James T. McAlpin,
New York ; 1899 : 10036, Feb. 2. 18108

Hans Huckebein (Die dame aus Ostende);
schwank in 3 akten, von Oscar Blumenthal
und Gustav Kadelburg. New York, I. Gold-
mann, 1897. Ill p. 8°.

© Augustin Daly, New York ; 1897 : 64786,
Nov. 22; 2c. Dec. 10. 18109

Hans, il suonatore di flauto; opera comica in 3
atti, di M. Vaucaire e G. Mitchell, tr. italiana
di Carlo Zangarini, musica di Luigi Ganne.
Milano [etc.] G. Ricordi & c. ; New York,
Boosey & co., 1907. 73 p. 12°. [Libretto
only]

© G. Ricordi & co., Milan ; D : 11847, Dec.
2, 1907; 2c. Dec. 2, 1907. 18110

Hans Kohlhase; drama in 5 aufziigen, von Ru-
dolf Holzer. Berlin, Vita, deutsches verlag-
haus [1909] 129 p. 12°. (Bibliothek mod-
erner dramen, bd. no. 33)

© July 9, 1909 ; 2c. July 30, 1909 ; D : 16621 ;
Vita, deutsches verlagshaus, Berlin. 18111

Hans, le joueur de fliite; opera-comique en 3
actes, livret de Maurice Vaucaire et Georges
Mitchell, musique de Louis Ganne. Paris, G.
Ricordi et cie., 1906. 2 p. 1., 148 p. 12°. [Li-
bretto only]

© G. Ricordi & cie., Milan ; D : 8153, Mar.
12, 1900; 2c. Mar. 12, 1906. 18112

Same. Paris, G. Ricordi et cie., 1910. 4

p. 1. 132 p. 12°. [Libretto only]

© July 25, 1910; 2c. July 26, 1910; D:
21638; G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 18113

Same. [Mise en scene et choi-eographie

de Paul Edmond] 97 p. f°

© Sept. 15, 1910; 2c. Sept. 16, 1910; D:
22069; G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 18114

893

18115

DRAMATIC COMPOSITION'S

18137

Hans, our bruder German; a drama in 3 acts,
by J. J. Kirkpatrick.

© John J. Kirkpatrick, Albany ; 1S73 :
2618, Mar. 17. 18115

Hans Sonnenstossers hbllenfahrt; ein traum-
spiel, von Paul Apel. Berlin, Oesterheld &
CO., 1911. 122 p. 12°.

© Feb. 16, 1911 ; 2c. Apr. 1, 1911 ; D : 23820.
Oesterheld & co., Berlin. 18116

Hans, the Alpine guide; a drama in 4 acts, in-
troducing original songs by various composers,
by F. A. Meyenschein and W. B. Jones.

© F. A. Mevenschein and William B. Jones,
New York; 1887:2757, Feb. 4. 18117

Hans, the boatman; an American comedy-
drama in 3 acts, by C. M. Greene.

© Clay M. Greene, New Tork ; 1889 : 12636,
Apr. 23. 18118

Hans, the Dutch emigrant, just landed; 3 act
sensational drama, by Sol Yewell.

© James Hays, Pittsburgh ; 1871 : 2968, Apr.
5. 18119

Hans, the grocery boy; by M. and L. Davis.
5 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Mark and Laura Davis, Lebanon, Pa. ;
D : 11575, Oct. 22, 1907 ; 2c. Oct. 12, 1907.

18120

Hans von Smash; a farce, by T. S. Denison.
Chicago. T. S. Denison, 1878. 1 p. 1., [49]-
59 p. 12°. ([School and social drama])

© T. S. Denison, Chicago ; 1878 : 12819, Nov.
7; 2c. Nov. 11. 18121

Same. Chicago, T. S. Denison [1908] 1 p. 1.,

[49] -59 p. 12°. (Amateur series)

© T. S. Denison, Chicago, in renewal for
14 years from Nov. 7, 1906 ; D : 9323, Oct. 26.
1906; 2c. Oct. 26, 1906. 18122

Hans von Stemmel; or. The devil's hollow, a
legend of the treasures of Captain Kydd in the
Highlands of the Hudson, an original ro-
mantic play in 4 acts and series of tableaux,
by A. G. W. Carter and Miranda Carter.

© A. G. W. and Miranda Carter, New
York; 1874: 13908, Nov. 12. 18123

Hans von Suzi; or. The builder of New York,
by J. Hartmann.

© Jacob Hartmann, New York ; 1881 : 40S5.
Mar. 17. 18124

Hanske (En)
Bj0rnson.

Sec Plays; by Bj0rnstjerne

Hants (Ghosts); by R. M. Jonas. 10 p. 12°.
Typewritten.

© Rosalie M. Jonas, New Y'^ork ; D : 7597,
Nov. 21, 1905 ; 2c. Nov. 21, 1905. 18125

Hap Haggerty; dramatization of William
Slavens IMcNutt's story of the same name, by
M. S. Keightley. [1], 10 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 19, 1913; D: 32717; Mabel S.
Keightley, South Bend, Ind. 18126

Haphazard; romantic drama in 5 acts, by James

A. Heme.

© Katharine C. Heme, Dorchester, Mass. ;
•1888 : 9003, Mar. 27. 18127

Hapless honeymoon; a comedy in 4 acts, bv

B. K. Adams and A. E. Snyder. Ill p. 4°.
, Typewritten.

© Belle K. Adams and Anne E. Snyder,
Cleveland ; D : 4845, Apr. 6, 1904 ; 2c. Apr. 15,
1904. 18128

Happenings behind the curtain; by G. Nagel.
5 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 6, 1912 ; D : 28567 ; Geo. Nagel,
Newark, N. J. 18129

Happenings (The) of Hooligan; a farce com-
edy, by W. Dunlap. 26 p. f°. Typewritten.
© Willis Dunlap, Manistee, Mich. ; D : 5906,
Dec. 1, 1904 ; 2c. Dec. 17, 1904. 18130

Happie Heinie; comedy-dramatic playlet in 1

act, by Ben Holmes. 8 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 23, 1912 ; D : 31763 ; B. H. Droste,

Ashland, Va. 18131

Happie of the chorus; original farce in 3 acts,
by L. Dalton and Alexander C. Joy. 44 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 12, 1910 ; D : 20178 ; Lionel Dal-
ton, Fresno, Cal. 18132

Happiest (The) day; libretto in 2 acts, by E.
Boltwood. 71 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Edward Boltwootl, Pittsfield, Mass.; D:
6714, May 23, 1905 ; 2c. May 23, 1905. 18133

Happiest (The) day of his life; play in 1 act,
by W. F. Downing. [1], 22 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Sept. 16, 1913; D : 34436 ; William
Fuller Downing, London. 18134

Happiest (The) jay on the rancho. See Trule.

Happiest (The) man in ISTew York; comedv in
3 acts, by H. B. Smith.

© Harry B. Smith, New York; D : 10999.
July 19, 1907. 18135

Happiest (The) man in town; a comedy with
music in 3 acts, by H. B. Smith.

© Harry B. Smith, New York ; D : 11323,
Sept. 10, 1907. 18136

Happiest (The) night of his life; book and
lyrics by J. McCree, music by Albert von
Tilzer. [2], 121 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Li-
bretto only]

© Ic. Dec. 5, 1910 ; D : 22728 ; Junie McCree,
Sheepshead Bay, N. Y. 18137

894

18138

COPYRIGHTED IF THE UNITED STATES

18156

Happily married; 1 act farce, by W. Richard-
son. 13 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 20, 1913 ; D : 34779 ; Walter Rich-
ardson, Chicago. 18138

Happiness; drama in 1 act, by A. Flamma, tr.
by Arthur Bennington. [5], 25 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Aug. 31, 1910 ; D : 21920 ; Ario Flam-
ma, New York. 18139

Happiness, and otlier plays; by J. Hartley
Manners. New York, Dodd, IMead, and com-
pany, 1914. 8 p. 1., 5-170 p. plates. 12°.

Contents : Happiness. — Just as well. — The
day of dupes.

© Sept. 26, 1914; 2c. Oct. 1, 1914; A:
379824 ; Dodd, Mead & co.. New York. 18139a

Happiness and you; comedy in 4 acts, by Se-
bastian D. Gaspers. 102 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 5, 1912 ; D : 28228 ; S. D. Gaspers,
Chicago. * 18140

Happiness gap; a comedy in 3 acts, by W.
Monksoiumers.

© Wm. Monksommers, Chicago ; D : 16050,
June 11, 1909. 18141

Happy; or, How do I know? a comedy nov-
elette, by F. J. Byrd and Jack Burnett. 9 p.
f°. Typewritten.

© F. Julian Byrd, Chicago ; D : 13517, Aug.
8, 1908; 2c. Aug. 10, 1908. 18142

Happy and Gloomy Gus; a comedy in 3 acts, by
W. W. Haigh.

© Clife W. Grant, New York ; D : 2794, Dec.
3, 1902. 18143

Happy Arcadia; by W. S. Gilbert, music by
Fred Clay. London, J. Williams ; New York,
E. Schuberth & co., 1895. 34 p. 8°. ( [The
German-Reed repertory of musical pieces] )
[Libretto only]

© Joseph Williams, London ; 1895 : 40486,
Aug. 7 ; 2c. Aug. 7. 18144

Same.

© Joseph Williams, London; 1896:18866,
Mar. 26 ; Ic. Mar. 26. 18145

Happy Billy, Major, U. S. A. ; 1 act sketth, by
H. C. Woodward. 7 p. 4°. Typewi'itten.

© Ic. Nov. 4, 1912; D : 31315 ; Harold C.
Woodward, New York. 18146

Happy (The) book- worm; original comedy in 3
acts, by J. F. Thompson. [1], 130 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. July 1, 1914 ; D : 37438 ; Julian Francis
Thompson, Jersey City. 18146a

Happy (A) bungalow; by Arthur Law. Lon-
don, J. Williams, ltd. ; New York, E. Schuberth
& CO., 1904. 30 p. 8°.

© Joseph Williams, ltd., London ; D : 4928,
Apr. 23, 1904; 2c. Apr. 23, 1904. 18147

Happy (A) climax,
tabloid plays.

See Byer's library of

Happy (The) couple; a short humorous farce,
by Charles White. New York, R. M. De Witt,
1875. 7 p. 12°. ( [De Witt's Ethiopian and
comic drama, no. 61] )

© Robert M. De Witt, New York ; 1875 :
7722, July 23 ; 2c. Sept. 2. 18148

Happy (A) day; a domestic farce in 1 act and
1 scene, by Richard Henry [pseud.] adapted
for the American stage, by H. L. Williams.
New York. De Witt, 1886. > 15 p. 12°. ( [De
Witt's acting plays, no. 347] )

© A. T. B. De Witt, New York; 1886:
30295, Dec. 29 ; 2c. Aug. 30, 1888. 18149

■ ■ farce in 1 act, by Octavia Roberts. Boston,

W. H. Baker & co., 1915. 20 p. 12°.

© June 30, 1915; 2c. July 1, 1915; D:
41143 ; Walter H. Baker & co., Boston.

18149a

Happy days; by Clementia. Chicago, Sisters
of Mercy, St. Patrick's academy, 1910. 19 p.
12° [Contains music]

© Apr. 20, 1910 ; 2c. May 7, 1910 ; D : 20978 ;
Sisters of Mercy, St. Patrick's academy, Chi-
cago. 18150

— a comedy in 3 acts, by F. Richmond.

© Frank Richmond, New York ; 1888 : 7059.
Mar. 7. 18151

a musical comedy in 4 acts, by H. K. Cham-
bers.

© Wm. A. Brady, New York; D : 11121,
Aug. 6, 1907. 18152

Happy days at the old Kentucky homestead;
a spectacular domestic drama in 4 acts.

© Mary Kleinfelter, Cincinnati; 1896:
62542, Nov. 16. 18153

Happy days in Dixie; by Bob Russell, intro-
ducing a plantation episode, — the wedding of
Sambo and Dinah. 6 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Albert Mattison, New York; D:9784,
Jan. 4, 1907; 2c. Jan. 29, 1907. 18154

play in 1 act, by Bob Russell.

© Nathan Bivins, New York ; D : 9638, Dec.
14, 1906. 18155

Happy days in jail; by G. Fay. 7 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Aug. 12, 191 1 ; D : 24921 ; Gus Fay,
Buffalo. 18156

Happy (A) dream and a sad dream; Chinese
fantastic comedy, by K. Sato. 194 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 24, 1915; D: 40152; Ken Sato,
New York. 18156a

895

18156

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

18179

Happy (A) ending; comedy consolation, by
P. Johnson. 12 p. 24°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 28, 1914; D : 38G18 ; Philander
Johnson, Washington. 18156b

a comedy drama in 4 acts and 13 scenes,

by J. Kopp.

© Jacob Kopp, New York ; 1884 : 5454, Mar.
14. 18157

— romantic pathos play for 2 females, by
Bertha Moore, text and stage business ed.
and rev. by Pauline Phelps and Marion Short.
Now York, E. S. Werner, 1906. 11 p. 12°. (On
cover : Werner ed. )

Happy Heinle; comedy-drama in 4 acts, by B.
H. Droste. 105 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 1, 1913 ; D : 32803 ; Ben Holmes,
llichmond. 18170

comedy-drama in 3 acts, by Ben Holmes

[pseud, of B. H. Droste] 100 p. f°. Type-
^vritten.

© Ic. July 31, 1915; D : 41375 ; Ben. II.
■ Droste, Richmond. 18170a

Happy Hollow; by C. J. Mitchell.

© Charles Joe Mitcliell, Chicago ; D : 7433,
Oct. 20, 190.5. 18171

© JJdgar S. Werner, New York ; D : 9479, ^f PP?" ^^l^^^^'f^^'^ comedy sketch in 1 seen.-,
Nov. 12, 1906 ; 2c. Nov. 26, 1906. 18158 by .1. H. ^\;isli))urne. 9 p. 4 . Typewritten.

Happy (A) family; a comedy in 4 acts, by G.
W. Ryer.

© George W. Ryer, Brooklyn ; 1887 : 29204.
Nov. 11. 18159

© Ic. Jan. 31, 1913; D : 32152 ; John Kurd
Washburne, Chicago. 18172

Happy Hoolig'an.

© Ross Snow, New York; D: 1719, Mar. 11.
1902. • 18173

a comedy In 3 acts, by Frank Duniont.

47 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ous Hill, New York ; D : 489 ; May 20,
1901 ; 2c. June 10, 1901. 18174

3 act dramatic composition, by Henry Fen-
ton.

© Dan Fenton, Cohoes, N. Y., and William
J. McDermott, Philadelphia ; D : 364. Mar. 25,
1901. 18175

Happy-go-lucky. Happy Hooligan's brother. See Gloomy Gus.

© Patrick H. Sullivan, New York ; D : 8016, Happy Hooligan's fortune; a comedy in 3 acts,

18163 ^y ^^- find M. Harvey. 35 p. f°. Typewrit-

ten.

a comedy in 3 acts, by G. W. Ryer.

© George W. Ryer, Brooklyn ; 1895 : 53246,
Oct. 19. 18160

Happy (A) finish; a comedy, by J. H. Smith.
© John H. Smith, New York ; 1892 : 39529,
Sept. 30. 18161

Happy funeral; a comedy sketch, by B. Smith.
21 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Burton Smith, New York ; D : 4897, Apr.
18, 1904; 2c. Apr. 18, 1904. 18162

Feb. 17, 1906.

— by J. J. Morton.

© James J. Morton, New York ; D : 14030,
Oct. 10, 1908. 18164

— by Jules Hurtig.

© Hurtig & Seamon, New York ; D : 2489,
Oct. 24, 1902. 18165

© Victor and Mae Harvev, San Francisco;
D:1849, May 8. 1902; 2c. Julv 15, 1902.

18176

Happy hour at Squires drawing room; by B.
Raps.

© Bruno Raps, Cleveland: 0:12391, Feb.
19, 1908. 18177

19.

ballad comedy in 3 acts, by J. R. Hald.
© J. R. Hald, Chicago; 1892:51860, Dec. Happy (The) hunters; complicated farce, l)y

3 act musical farce comedy, by B. Gaylor.

© Bobby Gaylor, Chicago ; 1891 : 8120, Mar.
3. 18167

Happy-go-lucky 's; comedy sketch, by Harriet
Holmes Haslett. 20 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 18. 1909; D: 17134; Alexander
Mackay Sutherland, Oakland, Cal. 18168

Happy (A) Hallowe'en; a sketch, by T. H.
Davis. 16 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Thomas Henry Davis, Wilkinsburg, Pa.;
D:31S8, Mar. 25, 1903; 2c. Mar. 25, 1903.

18169

18166 M. Ott. [11, IS p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. S. 1914; D : 37782 ; Matthov.-
Ott, AVollnston, IMas.s. 18177a

Happy (The) island of Rory Bory Alice. See
Colonel Wherefore.

Happy Jack; 1 act play, by H[elena] M. Cahili.
15 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 21, 1912; D: 29722; H. M. C-d-
hill, New York. 18178

or. The sailor's home, a drama in 3 acts

and 13 scenes, by J. C. Welch.

© James Charles Welcli, San Francisco;
1885 : 23056, Nov. 4. 18179

896

18180

COPYEIGHTED IN" THE UNITED STATES

18195

Happy Joe; or, The young boy from tlie coun-
try, a drama in 4 acts, adapted and arr. for
stage representation from S. W. Pearce's
story of The young boy from the country,
published in the Fireside companion, drama-
tized by O. B. Collins.

© O. B. Collins, New York ; 1S72 : 463, Jan.
17. 18180

Happy (The) kingdom; comedy in 3 acts writ-
ten in blank verse and prose, by A. Maquarie.
London, Bickers and son, ltd., 1913. 5 p. 1.,
150 p. 12°.

© June 25, 1913 : 2c. Aug. S, 1913 ; D : 34186 ;
Arthur Maquarie, London. 18181

Happy (The) man at last; musical comedietta
in 1 act. by N. Childs.

© Nathaniel Childs, Boston; 1878:1814,
Feb. 11. 18182

Happy (The) man of Punjaubi. See Princess
Ko-Ket.

Happy (A) marriage. See Lykkeligt (Et)
aegteskab.

Happy medium; a musical comedy in 3 acts,
libretto by Juliet Wilbor Tompkins, music by
Gilbert Tompkins. 49 p. 4°. Typewritten.
[Libretto only]

© J. W. Tompkins, Boston; D : 9591, Dec.
8, 1900; 2c. Dec. 6, 1906. 18183

1 act farce, by E. Hammond. 43 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Elizabeth Hammond, Lakewood, N. J. ;
D : 15935, May 24, 1909 ; 2c. May 24, 1909.

18184

play in 1 act, book and lyrics by D. M.

Wiley, music by Russell M. Tarbox. [1], 26 p.
4°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Apr. 4, 1914; D : 36825 : Dwight
Mitchell Wiley, San Francisco. 18184a

Happy Nan and the suffragist court; or. The
taming of Mrs. Green, comic opera in 3 acts
by H. L. Pierce. Passaic, Daily news print
[1911] 31 p. 4°. [Libretto only]

© Aug. 24, 1911; 2c. Aug. 26, 1911; D:
25079; Henry Lewis Pierce, Passaic, N. J.

18185

Happy (A) New Year; comedy playlet, by E. B.
Carr. [1], 11 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 9, 1913 ; D : 32904 ; Ernest B.
Carr, New York. 18186

dramatic sketch in 1 act, by E. F. Bowers.

8 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 25, 1914; D: 37271; Edwin F.
Bowers, New York. 18186a

Italian melodrama, by R. de Luca. . 6 p.

f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 11, 1914; D: 36760; Ralph de
Luca, New York. 18186b

See also Spirits.

Happy (A) pair; a comedietta in 1 act, by S.
Theyre Smith, new American ed. correctly
reprinted from the original authorized acting
ed. New York, H. Roorbach, 1890. 1 p. 1.,
19 p. 12°. ( [Roorbach's American ed. of
acting plays, no. 30] )

© Harold Roorbach, New York ; 1890 : 5367,
Feb. 12; 2c. Mar. 2.5. 18187

Happy (A) papa; a male sketch, by W. H. Lin-
gard.

© William Horace Lingard, New York ;
1872 : 8659, Aug. 13. ^ 18188

Happy (The) prince; by Oscar Wilde, drama-
tized by L. W. Moore and M. T. Allen. 5 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 10, 1915; D : 40922 ; Lou Wall
Moore and Margaret T. Allen, Chicago.

18188a

Happy (A) Swede; by E. Delaney.

© Edward Delaney, Chicago ; D : 12709,
Apr. 8, 1908. 18189

Happy tho' married; play in 1 act, by M. E.
Swan. 40 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 17, 1910; D: 20274; Mark E.
Swan, New York. 18190

Happy (A) tramp; a farce comedy in 3 acts, by
William Jerome Mills. 93 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Michiel Joseph Tighe, New York ; D :
3394, ]\Iay 7. 1903 ; 2c. May 7, 1903. 18191

Happy Valley; or. The golden days of '49,
an original romantic and picturesque drama in
4 acts, by J. J. McCloskey.

© James J. McCloskey, Brooklyn; 1881:
2614, Feb. 21. 18192

Happy (The) world; a burlesque version of The
wicked world, by W. C. Hudson.

© William C. Hudson, Brooklyn ; 1874 : 146,
Jan. 6. 18193

Happy youngsters; miniature musical comedy,
book by Harold Atteridge, music by Wm.
Frederick Peters. 5 p. f°. Typewritten.
[Libretto only]

© Victor "Kremer, United States; D : 121.52,
Jan. 10, 1908; 2c. Jan. 10, 1908. 18194

Happy land; or. The king of Elysia, a comic
opera in 2 acts, book and lyrics by F. Ran-
ken.

© Frederic Ranken, New York ; D : 7097,
Aug. 9, 1905. 18195

Haps and mishaps of Mr. Prihoda. See Mer-
chant and poet.

5379—16-

-57

897

18196

DEAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

18$^16

Hara-kari; 1 act comedy, by A. Mison. 17 p.
f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 8, 1911 ; D : 23302 ; Ada Mixou,
Washington. 18196

Harakiri; or, The cup of resignation, tragedy
of Japanese life in 1 act and 2 scenes, by A.
Armband and Kinosita. 13 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. June 2, 1913; D: 33381; Abraham
Armband and Kinosita, New York. 18197

See also Hari-kari.

Harbinger (The) ; play in 3 acts, by R. Housum.
89 p. 4^ Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 17, 1910 ; D : 22304 ; Robert
Housum. Cleveland. 18198

Harbor shoals; a comedy drama in 4 acts, by
W. H. Carson. 119 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© William Henry Carson, New York; D:
6143, Jan. 27, 1905; 2c. Jan. 27, 1905. 18199

Harbour (The) watch; play in 1 act, by R. Kip-
ling. [2], 29 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 19, 1913; D: 32997; Rudyard
Kipling, London. 18200

Harburn's heartburn; a comedy sketch, by
S. J. Macdonald.

© Samuel J. IMacdonald, Newark, N. J. ;
1899:36577, June 2. 18201

Hard cider; temperance sketch, by T. S. Deni-
son. Chicago, T. S. Denison, 1880. 8 p. 12°.
([School and social drama])

© T. S. Denison, Chicago ; 1880 : 15808, Oct.
16; 2c. Oct. 26. 18202

Same. Chicago, T. S. Denison, 1908. 8 p.

12°. ([Amateur series] )

© T. S. Denison, Chicago, in renewal for
14 years from Oct. 16, 1908 ; D : 13814, Sept.
17, 1908 ; 2c. Sept. 17, 1908. 18203

Hard Knox; or, A marriage settlement, a farce
comedy in 3 acts, by E. Eagleton. Kansas
City, Mo., E. Eagleton & A. J. Davis, 1894.

© Edward Eagleton and Arthur J. Davis,
Kansas City, Mo.; 1895:8628, Feb. 9. 18204

Hard lines; a farce comedy for two people, in
1 act, by T. B. Donaldson. 9 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Thomas P. Donaldson, Philadelphia ; D :
7257, Sept. 14; 1905; 2c. Sept. 14, 1905. 18205

Hard (A) luck proposal; a 1 act play, by K. C.
Merrill. 10 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Katharine C. Merrill, Cumberland Cen-
tre, Me. ; D : 10213, Mar. 26, 1907 ; 2c. Mar.
26, 1907. 18206

Hard of hearing; comedy in 1 act, for young
ladies, by Olga Steiner. New York, The Rox-
bury publishing company, 1899. 18 p. 16°.

© Roxbury pub. co., New York; 1899:
12656, Feb. 15; 2c. Feb. 15. 18207

See also Professional (A) gardener.

Hard (A) pull; a farce comedy in 3 acts, by
A. Colburn. 42 p. f°. Typewritten.
■ © Arthur Colburn, Boston; 1887:30181,
Nov. 21; 2c. Dec. 3, 1888. 18208

Hard (A) time for Flannagan; by Charles
Horwit/.. 20 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Augustus Schade, Brooklyn ; D : 8855,
Apr. 7, 1906; 2c. Apr. 7, 1906. 18209

Hard times; dramatic story, by VV. Montague.
9 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 3, 1915 ; D : 39570 ; Walter Mon-
tague, San Francisco. 18209a

a negro extravaganza, 1 scene, by Daniel

D. Emmett, arr. by Charles White. New York.
R. M. De Witt, 1874. 9 p. 12°. ( [De Wittt's
Ethiopian and comic drama, no 23] )

© Robert M. De Witt, New York; 1874:
15818, Dec. 31 ; 2c. Jan. 9, 1875. 18210

Hardee, countess of Monte-Cristo; a play in
4 acts, by J. R. Abarbanell.

© Jacob R. Abarbanell, Coney Island, N. Y. ;
D: 2733, Dec. 18, 1902. 18211

Hardest way; a protean comedy in 1 act, by
George Totten Smith and Idalene Cotton.
27 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 8, 1910; D: 20747; N. J. Long.
Greenlawn, N. Y. 18212

Harding Knox, prize fighter; a 5 act play, by
G. L. Webster. 29 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© George Lamont Webster, Midlothian,
Tex.; D:2575, Nov. 10, 1902; 2c. (incl. act 6)
Nov. 10, 1902. 18213

Hardtack; a 4 act comedy drama, by J. R.
Musick.

© John R. Musick, New York; 1890:38310.
Dec. 4. 18214

Harem (The); a burletta in 3 acts, by G. Bruno.

© Gus Bruno, New York ; 1887 : 1743, Jan.

21. 18215

a comedy in 2 acts, by G. F. Jones. 114 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Georgina Francis Jones, New York ; D :
14925, .Ian. 28, 1909 ; 2c. Mar. 23, 1909. 18216

Harem (The) strike; operetta in 3 acts, by P.
Ker, book by P. Ker and Mrs. C. A. Doremus.
129 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 10, 1914; D : 39061 ; Paul Ker,
New York. 18216a

898

18317

COPYRIGHTED IN" THE UNITED STATES

18235

Haremsnacht (Eine); sketch in 1 autzuge, von
Max Scliwarz unci Georges Robert. [2], 9 p.
t°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 17, 1910 ; D : 22582 ; M. Schwarz,
New York. 18217

Haren (El); leyenda oriental en 1 acto, dividido
en 3 cuadros, original de Guillermo Perrfn y
Miguel de Palacios, mtisica del maestro Vin-
cente Lleo. Madrid [Sociedad de autores
espanoles] 1915. 41 p. 12°, [Libretto only]
© Aug. 30, 1915; Ic. Sept. 1, 1915; D:
41648; G. Perrin y M. de Palacios, Madrid.

18217a

Hargudl am bach; Oder, Die lig'a der person-
lichkeiten, lustsplel in 4 akten, von Hans
IVIiiller. Berlin, Felix Bloch erben, 1909.
108 p. 12°.

© Ic. Sept. 15, 1909 ; D : 16790 ; Felix Bloch
erben, Berlin. 18218

Hari-kari; play in 1 act, by J. Johnson. 22 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 6, 1913 ; D : 35272 ; Julian John-
son, New York. 18219

See also Hara-kari. — Hara-kiri.

Harriette's dilema; a play, by J. Nordenshield.
25 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 31, 1912 ; D : 29845 ; Jeannette
Nordenshield, New York. 18220

Harischandra, the model of truth; or. The man
of his word, by N. Panthaky. cover-title,
7 p. 24°. Printed. [Synopsis onlyl [Note:
Copies received bear tlie title, Harischun-
dra, by Nusserwan Panthaky]

© Nuservan Panthaky, New York: D:
7566, Nov. 15, 1905; 2c. Apr. 19, 1906. 18221

Hark, hark, my soul; an illustrated panto-
mime, arr. and posed for public exhibition, by
Anna D. Cooper. New York. Dick & Fitz-
gerald, 1907. 25 p. illus. 12°.

© Dick & Fitzgerald, New York ; D : 11464,
Oct. 5, 1907 ; 2c. Oct. 5, 1907. 18222

Harkoways (The); a play by F. Wilkinson. .71 p.

f°. Typewritten.

© Florence Wilkinson. New York ; D : 795,
Aug. 24, 1901 ; 2c. Aug. 24, 1901. 18223

Harlequin (The) and the world of wonders.
See Seven (The) dwarfs.

Harlequin Bob Cratchet and ding-dong-dell.
See Santa Claus.

Harlequin (The) king; a dramatic composi-
tion in 4 acts, by F. J. Duquesne. 87 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Fritz Joubert Duquesne, New York; D:
5436, Aug. 13, 1904 ; 2c. Jan. 8, 1906. 18224

Harlequin (The) king — Continued.

a play in 4 acts, by J. Severance, founded

upon Rudolf Lothar's Konig Harlekin. cover-
title, 37 p. 8°. Printed.

© John Severance, New York ; D : 8084,
Mar. 1, 1906; 2c. Mar. 19, 1906. 18225

Harlequin Sinbad, the sailor; or, Hi diddle
diddle, the cat in the fiddle, wi'th the grand
transformation of the four seasons, by J.
Hart.

© Josh Hart, United States; 1875:11568,
Nov. 4. ' 18226

Harley's wife; a play in 5 acts, by J. C. Roach
and J. A. Knox. 83 p. f °. Typewritten.

© James Connor Roach and J. Armov Knox,
New York ; 1885 : 3613, Feb. 9 ; 2c. Feb. 9.

18227

Harrnachis; or. The last Pharaoh, drama in 5
act.i, by J. W. Ring.

© John W. Ring, Chicago ; D : 13738, July
31, 1908. 18228

Harmless (A) flirtation; a comedy in 1 act, by
Jef-ioy T. Branen. Chicago, H. L. Newton
pub. CO., 1902. cover-title, 8 p. 12°. (New-
ton's vaudeville sketches)

© Harry L. Newton pub. co., Chicago; D:
2603, Nov. 1, 1902 ; 2c. Nov. 1, 1902. 18229

— society sketch in 1 scene, by Frank Du-
mont. New York, Chicago [etc.] M. Wit-
mark & sons [1902] 14 p. 12°.

© M. Witmark & sons. New York; D:

18230

sons,
27.57, Dec. 10, 1902 ; 2c. Dec. 9, 1902

Hai-mless (A) hobby; farce comedy in 4 acts,
by H. Tyndale and M. M. Weill.

© Hilgard Tyndale, New York, and M. M.
Weill, Brooklyn ; 1888 : 19464, July 6. 18231

Harmon (The) inheritance; by G. MacAuliffe.
© Grisella MacAuliffe, East Oakland, Cal. ;
D : 8023, Feb. 19, 1906. 18232

Harmonious (A) family; a play for children,
in 3 acts, by Elizabeth Polding. New York,
The Roxbury publishing companv, 1899. 12 p.
16°. (Tlie Wizard series)

© Roxbury pub. co.. New York; 1899:
12671, Feb. 15; 2c. Feb. 15. 18233

Harmonus; a 4 act drama, by Charlotte R. Van
Woglum. Typewritten.

© Mrs. Bleecker Bangs, Brooklyn; 1898:
73196, Dec. 15; 2c. Dec. 15. 18234

Harmony discord; comedy of harmonious dis-
cords, by Una Clayton. [3], 15 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Dec. 15, 1910; D: 22813; Bayone
Whipple, New York. 18235

Harmony in a flat. See Monologues and duo-
logues.

899

18236

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

18256

Harmony (The) of discord; or, Love concen-
trated, a comedy in 3 acts [and] Unmasked;
01-, The Wilberfords, a comedy in 3 acts, by
R. P. Leahy. 146 p. 24°. Printed.

© Richard P. Leahy, Tiffin, O. ; 1892 : 1G090,
Apr. S ; 2c. June 17. 18236

Harmony versus discord; by \Vm. D. Hall.
17 p. 8°. » Typewritten.

© Frisco comedy four, Philadelphia ; D :
4454, Dec. 30, 1903 ; 2c. Dec. 30, 1903. 18237

Harold; a drama in 5 acts, by Ernst von AVil-
denbruch, tr. from the German by Otto Heller,
done into English verse by Hugh A. Clarke.
Philadelphia, Poet-lore co., 1891.

© Poet-lore co., Philadelphia; 1891:19449,
May 27. (Also published in I'oet-lore, v. 3,
nos. S and 9, Aug. and Sept. 1891; periodical
© Poet-lore co., Boston: 1891:33020, Sept.
16; 2c. Sept. 19) 18238

Harold M. Seidensticker and his big tov^^n
boys; a 1 act comedy with music, book and
lyrics by H. M. Seidensticker. 6 1. 8°.
Printed. [Libretto only]

© Harold M. Seidensticker, Meridan, Mich. ;
D : 14S24, Jan. IG, 1909 ; 2c. Jan. 16, 1909.

18239

Harolde, the envoy of Artois; a tragic play in
5 acts, by J. A. J. Ncafie. Now York, Plain-
dealer printing establishment, 1879. 93 p.
front, port. 8°. .

© John A. J. Neafie, New York ; 1880 : 8897,
June 14; 2c. July 28. 18240

Harolde. the merchant of Calais; a tragic play
in 5 acts, by J. A. J. Neafie.

© J. A. J. Neafie, New York ; 1879 : 3623,
Mar. 17. 18241

Haroun Al Raschid and his mother-in-law.
See Arabian (An) night.

Harp of Erin; or, The warbling shepherd, a
musical comedy-drama in 4 acts, by C. B.
Grant.

© Charles Buron Grant, Brooklyn : D : 388.
Apr. 23. 1901. 18242

Harp (The) slave. See Italian (The) padrone.

Harpers Ferry; a play.

© James S. Stevens, Philadelphia; 1892:
G717, Feb. 11. 18243

HarrePs medals; comedy play, by E. M. Ben-
nett. 3 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 12, 1911; D : 25213 ; Edward
Milton Bennett, New York. 18244

Harriet Story; a drama, by Mark Douglas
[pseud, of D. M. Lemon]

© Don Mark Lemon, San Francisco; 1897:
64331, Nov. 19. 18245

Harriet's honeymoon; an original comedy in 3
acts, by L. Ditrichstein. 161 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Leo Ditrichstein, New York ; D : 3615,
June 18, 1903; 2c. June 18, 1903. 18246

Harrigan; play of American life in 3 acts, by
J. Johnson. 104 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 16, 1909 ; D : 17405 ; Oliver Mo-
>-'>sco and Julian Johnson, Los Angeles.

18247

Harris & Harris, attorneys and counsellors
at law; a comedy in 3 acts, by F. D. Hen-
nessy and G. W. Fleming.

© Frank D. Hennessy and George Walt.
Fleming, Syracuse, N. Y. ; 1894 : 15426, Mar.
19. 18248

Harrison's love; a tragic drama in 4 acts, by
G. A. Lafayette.

© G. A. Lafayette, St. Paul; 1885:9874,
Apr. 30. 18249

Harry Allen, the Union spy; allegorical mili-
tai-y drama in 5 acts, by J. Barton. liansing,
Midi., W. S. George <& co., 1873. 4 p. 1., 5-32 p.
12°.

© Joseph Barton, Chicago ; 1872 : 9944, Sept.
14; 2c. June 2, 1873. 18250

Harry and the dude; a romantic play in 3 acts,
from the play When the signal sounds, by
A. P. Gabbert. 95 p. f°. Typewritten.

© A. Paul Gabbert, Cincinnati ; D : 1162G,
Oct. 30, 1907 ; 2c. Oct. 30, 1907. 18251

Harry Dare of New Amsterdam; a drama in 5
acts, by H. Fuehrer. Brooklvn, J. F. Becker,
1SS2. 32 p. 12°.

© Henry Fuehrer. Brooklyn ; 1881 : 17349,
Nov. 7; 2c. Feb. 9, 1882. 18252

Harry Delmar; or. The road to rviin, a temi)er-
ance drama in 4 acts, founded on incidents in
real life, by L. C. Arnold. Columbus, Ind.,
Democrat print, 1880. 1 p. 1., 24 p. 12°.

© Laura C. Arnold, Columbus, Ind. ; 1880 :
3146, Feb. 27; 2c. Apr. 21. 18253

Harry Hill's travels in the Oklahoma coun-
try. Sec Oklahoma Hill's Oklahoma his-
torical exhibition.

Harry Macarthy's New Year's day; or, The
kaleidescope of fun.

© Harry Macarthy, Oakland, Cal. ; 1884:
8562, Apr. 24. 18254

Harry, the flagman's son; by S. S. Johnston.

© S. Sterrette Johnston, S;ilem. Or. ; 1895 :
G2324, Dec. 9. 18255

Hartly, the useless; a drama of life in the
Indian secret service in 4 acts, by K. Mac-
Dougall.

© Kenneth MacDougall, New York ; D :
15095, Feb. 16, 1909. 18256

900

18257

COPYRIGHTED IIST THE UNITED STATES

18275

Harum-scarum; a musical comedy in 2 acts, by
L. W. Lister.

© Lydia AVarren Lister, San Francisco ; D :
10644, May 25, 1907. 18257

Same.

© Lydia M. Lister, San Francisco; D:
1149G, Oct. 8, 1907. 18258

Harum-scarum (The) harem; by A. V. Char-
tres.

© Anita Vivanti Chartres, New York ; 1897 :

48184, Aug. 27.

18259

Harvard; a spectacular-panoramic-minstrel com-
edy in 2 acts, by E. Marble.

© Edward Marble, Baltimore ; 1892 : 51083.
Dec. 15. 18260

Harvard cow boy: a musical comedy in 2 acts,
by F. Bruegger and W. C. E. Seeboeck.

© Frederick Bruegger. Chicago ; D : 5572.
Sept. 21, 1904. 18261

Harvard (The) doctor; a comedy drama in 4

acts, by E. Saxton. 135 p. . f °. Typewritten.

© Evelyn Saxton. New York ; D : 5357, July

30, 1904; 2c. July 30, 1904. 18262

See also Down our way.

Harvard (The) girl; a musical frolic in 3 acts,
by Edgar Selden. 85 p. 4°. Typewritten.
[Libretto only]

© Spitz & Natlianson, Providence. II. I. ; D :
11043, Oct. 31, 1007; 2f. Oct. 2G, 1907. 18263

Harvard (A) man; a play in 3 acts, by G. A.
L<\Msey and H. C. Browne. 54 p. f°. Type-
written.

© G. Alanson Lessey, Amherst, Mass., and
Harrv C. P.rowne, Quaker Hill, Conn.; D:
4501, Jan. 14, 1904; 2c. Feb. 1, 1904. 18264

Harvard (A) student; a dramatic composition
in 3 acts, by J. Hurtig.

© Jules Hurtig, New York; 1897:48849,
Aug. 31. 18265

Harvard vs. Yale. See Vacation.

Harvest (The); a drama in 1 act, by E. C.
Maxwell. 1 p. 1.. 10 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 30. 1912; D : 29551 ; Everett
Carroll Maxwell, Los Angeles. 18266

drama in prologue and 3 acts, by E. M. Un-

sell. 53 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 31, 1913 ; D : 34903 ; Eva M. Un-
sell. New York. 18267

play in 1 act, by F. M. Rice. 15 p. 4°,

Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 26, 1915; D : 39805 ; Frances
Martin Rice, New York. 18267a

Harvest (The) — Continued.

by J. E. Fillmore. [1], 20 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 2, 1914 ; D : 35SSS ; John Eldon
Fillmore, Cambridge, Mass. 18267b

by P. B. Sipe. [3], 38 p.

4°. Type-

written.

© Ic. Mar. 27, 1914; D: 36483; Paul Ber-
nard Sipe, Pittsburgh. 18267c

— See oJso Two plays; by Lennox Robinson.

Harvest (The) hold-up; libretto for a comic
opera in 2 acts, by M. F. Hudson. 51 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 29, 1912; D : 28878 ; Millard F.
Hudson, Washington. 18268

Harvest home.

© H. C. Gifford, Columbus, O. ; 1894 : 32661,
June 20. 18269

Harvest (A) night's dream; an operetta for

Thanksgiving time, by A. S. Huntington.

Syracuse, N. Y., E. C. Johnson. 8 p. 16°.
[Libretto only]

© Arria S. Huntington, Syracuse, N. Y. ;
1896 : 20804, Apr. 2 ; Ic. Apr. 1. 18270

Harvest (A) of sin; sensational melodrama in
4 a<.'ts, by V. De Noie. 122 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Vera De Noie, New York ; D : 3G51, Juno
25, 1003; 2c. June 25, 1903. 18271

Harvest of tares; play in 4 acts, by A. Andros-
Hawley. 96 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Annie Andros-Hawlev, Brookline. Mass. ;
D:9852, Jan. 26, 1907: 2c. .Tan. 28, 1907.

18272

Harvest (The) of the roses; a traged.v, pro-
logue and 4 acts, by F. Lucchetti. 51 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Francesco Lucchetti, Philadelphia; D:
13538, x\ug. 12, 1908; Ic. Julv 29, 1908; Ic.
Aug. 12, 1908. 18273

Harvest (A) storm. See Golden (The) Gate.

Harvest time; a miniature musical comedy
scenic production in 1 act, by Lawrence Rus-
sell. 14 p. f°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© David Martin and Percie Martin, Chari-
ton, la.; D:8296, Apr. 7. 1906; 2c. Mar. 22,
1906. 18274

Harvester (The); a play adapted from the
French, by C. M. Skinner.

© Charles M. Skinner, Brooklyn; D:4679,
Feb. 25, 1904. 18275

Harvester (The) agent. See Country (A) boy.

901

,16276

DKAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

18393

Harvey Bircli, tlie spy; a drama based upon
the novel of The si\v of the neutral ground,
by F. G. Maeder.

© Fred G. Maeder, New York ; 1875 : 11994.
Nov. 13. 18276

a play in 5 acts, readapted from previously

copyrigiited play, by F. G. Maeder, now em-
bodying an original final act.

© Fred G. Maeder, United States; 1875:
12829, Dec. 6. 18377

Harvey Vance; or, The cost of vengeance, a
drama in 4 acts, by A. Homer.

© Augustus Homer, Philadelphia ; 1880 :
1858, Feb. 2. 18378

Has-been (A); by L. Shaffuer. [2], 16 p. f.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 19, 1910; D : 22599 ; Lillyan
Shaffner, Chicago. 18279

Has-beens (The); drama in 4 acts, by L. E.
Miller. 102 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 6, 1915; D: 42419; Louis E.
Miller, Brooklyn. 18379a

Haschisch; dichtung, von Axel Delmar.

© Ed. Bote and G. Bock, Berlin; 1897:
34203, June 5; 2c. June 4; 2c. June 28.

18280

a drama, by C. Gatchell.

© Charles Gatchell, United States; 1884:
1924G, Sept. 25. 18281

operetta lirica, in 3 atti, di Alberto Colan-

tuoni, musica di R. Delli Ponti e E. Gregori.
Milano, E. Sonzogno, 1910. 125 p. 8\ [Li-
bretto only]

© Aug. 5, 1910 ; 2c. Sept. 3, 1910 ; D : 21931 ;
Edoardo Sonzogno, Milan. 18382

Hasemans toechter. See Florist's (The) daugh-
ters.

Hash; or, Flannigan's kaffee-klatsch, a dainty
morsel in 1 act vv-ith music for dessert, writ-
ten and composed by E. Rivarz. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ernest Rivarz, St. Louis; 1898:28669.
May 7 ; Ic. May 7 ; Ic. June 11. 18283

Haskum (The) homestead; comedy sketch in
1 act, by Wm. Organ. Milwaukee, A. E. Reim,
1910. 16 p. 16°.

© Apr. 15, 1911; 2c. Apr. 21, 1911; D:
24015 ; Adolph E. Reim, Milwaukee. 18284

Hassanbad; or. The pretty prince.

© Lillie Hall, United States ; 1883 : 5094,
Mar. 19. 18285

Hassenpheffer's troubles; musical farce in 2
acts, by Bonner & Bachraann. 55 p. 4°,
Typewritten.

© Ic. June 10, 1911 ; D : 24451 ; Bonner and
Bachmann. Rochester, N. Y. 18286

Haste to the wedding; a comedy in 3 acts, by
Ernest Elton.

© Evelyn L. Hamilton, Stanleton, N. Y. ;
1894 : 40622, Sept. 5. * 18287

Haste without waste; a musical accident, by
A. Kalisz. 4 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto
only]

© Ic. May 25, 1910; D : 21175 ; Armand
Kalisz, New York. 18388

Hastily wooed, and as quickly parted; a drama
in 4 acts, by L. J. L. Stilwell. 108 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Laura Jean Libbey-Stilwell, Brooklvn;
D:1206G, Jan. 3, 1908; 2c. July 16, 1908.

18389

Hastings (The) case,
ney.

Sec Prosecuting attor-

Hat (A), a cup, and a girl; 1 act of a comedy,
by .L M. French. 22 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© John M. French, New York ; D : 12866,
Apr. 29, 1908; 2c. Aug. 5, 1908. 18290

Hat department; a monologue, by B. B. Hay-
ward. 8 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Beatrice Brooke Hay ward, Wayland.
Mass.; D : 7731, Dec. 18, 1905: 2c. Dec. 18,
1905. 18291

Hat harlequinade. See Tom (A) Thumb wed-
ding.

Hatchets and canes; Washington pantomime

and drill, by Alice Cook Fuller. Franklin,

O., Eldridge entertainment house. 6 p. 12°.

© Nov. 1, 1914 : 2c. Dec. 19, 1914 ; D : 39294 ;

Eldrid.ge entertainment house, Franklin, ().

18291a

Hate-breeders (The); war-play in 5 scenes, by
Ednah Aiken. 19 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 5, 1915 ; D : 39305 ; Mrs. Charles
Sedgwick Aiken, Los Altos, Cal. 18291b

Hate-child (The); drama in 1 act, by G. H.
Trader. 13 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 3, 1915; D: 40835; Geo. H.
Trader, Kansas City, Mo. 18291c

Hath sin a sex? or. The world never forgives
her, play in 2 acts, by R. D. Kathrens. 18 p.
8°. Printed.

© May 9, 1911 ; 2c. May 12, 1911 ; D : 24195 ;
Richard D. Kathrens. Kansas Citv, Mo.

18292

Hats; 1 act farce, by W. S. Trumbull and E. L.
Fox. 24 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. ]\Iar. 2, 1911; D: 23516; Walter S.
Trumbull and Edward L. Fox, New York.

18293

902

18294

COPYRIGHTED IIST THE UNITED STATES

18313

Hats, not bearts, are trumps; bj' E. B. Robert-
son. 6 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 18, 1909 ; D : 17747 ; Elizabeth B.
Itobertson, New Yorlc. 18294

Haunt (The) of the fairies; a drama in 3 acts,
by F. J. Finn. 19 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Francis J. Finn, Cincinnati ; D : 8664,
June 11, 1906 ; 2c. June 11, 1906. 18295

Haunted boarding' house; a musical comedy,
boolv and lyrics by J. M. Pryse. music by
Wenzel A. Raboch. 84 p. f°. Typewritten.
[Libretto only]

© John M. Pryse, New York ; D : 8819. July
12, 1906 ; 2c. July 9, 1906. 18296

Haunted by a shadow; or. Hunted down, a
drama in 4 acts, by Geo. B. Chase. Clyde.
0., Ames publishing co., 1890. 1 p. 1., 23 p.
12°. ( [Ames' series of standard and minor
drama, no. 283])

© Ames pub. co., Clyde, O. ; 1891 : 34379,
Sept. 28; 2c. Dec. 24, 1890. 18297

Haunted (The) chamber; a drama in 4 acts,
by E. S. Kaliske.

© Edward Sachs Kaliske. New York ; 1890 :
37867, Dec. 1. 18298

Haunted (The) dell. See Waldeck.

Haunted for life. See Woman's (A) secret.

Haunted (The) fountain; a drjuna in 3 acts,
liy S. Howoli.

© S. Howell. New Orleans; 1874:10719.
Aug. 17. 18299

Haunted (The) gate; play in 1 act by lOdylli M.
A\'()rmw()od. Franklin, O., Eldridge enter-
tainment hou.se, 1913. 18 p. 12°.

© Nov. 1, 1913 ; 2c. Dec. 26, 1»13 ; D : 35445 ;
Eldridge entertainment house. Franklin, O.

18300

Haunted (The) guide; an original melodra-
matic episode, a sequel to The adventures of
liarney, the guide, by J. MacEvoy.

© John MacEvoy, New York; 1872:3349,
Apr. 1. 18301

Haunted (The) hat; farce in 1 act, by J. R. Far-
roll. Clyde, O., Ames publishing co.

© Ames pub. co.. Clyde. O. ; 1898:38718,
June 25 ; 2c. June 27. 18302

Haunted (The) hats; musical comedy in 2 acts,
based on a bastinado by Thgophile Gautier,
book by F. R. Adams, musir' by Melville J.
Gideon. 78 p. 4°. TypeMTitten. [Libretto
only]

© Ic. Aug. 21, 1911: D: 24999; Frank R.
Adams, Chicago. 18303

Haunted hearts; a new and original American
comedy, by H. H. Webber.

© Harry H. Webber, Brooklyn ; 1875 : 10591,
Oct. 14. 18304

Haunted house; a comic drama in 3 acts, by
^V. E. Cowan.

© William E. Cowan, New York; 1887:
32988, Dec. 19. 18305

— -dialog for 5 males, by M. C. Thieme. An-
tigo, Wis„ Antigo publishing co., 1913. 1 p. 1.,
20 p. 24°. (Dialogs for young people's socie-
ties, no. 34)

© Nov. 10, 1913; 2c. Nov. 20, 1913; D:
35070; Antigo pub. co., Antigo, Wis. 18306

drama in 1 act, by F. E. Hatt. 2 p. f°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 17, 1914 ; D : 36047 ; Fred Elmer
Hatt, Reading, Pa. 18306a

— a play in 1 act. by Billy O'Brien. 29 p. 4°,
Typewritten.

© William L. O'Brien, Minneapolis; D:
8011, Feb. 17, 1906 ; 2c. Feb. 17. 1906. 18307

by F. B. Bennett. 8 p. 4°. Typewrit-

ten.

© Ic. May 2, 1912 ; D : 29566 ; Frederick B.
Bennett, Springfield, Mass. 18308

by Y. De W. Kaplan. 27 p. ^

Type-
written.

© Ic. Mar. 15, 1910; D : 20.556 ; Ysabel Do
Witte Kaplan, Englewood, N. J. 18309

See also Complete Hallowe'en book. — Sin

(The).— Three (The) o'clock train.

Haunted (The) house of Whitefriar.
Claude du Val.

See

Haunted (The) house on the lake; drama in 3
acts, by R. Fitzgerald.

© Riter Fitzgerald, Philadelphia; D:.538.
June 1, 1901. 18310

Haunted houses; a farce in 3 acts, by M. Nobles.

© Milton Nobles, Brooklyn; 1886:6522.

Mar. 22. 18311

Haunted (The) husband. See Lady Chet-
"wynd's spectre.

Haunted man; a drama in 3 acts, by Helen
Ada Bennett. 65 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Mrs. Frank Pierce Foster, .ir.. New York ;
D:5101, May 31, 1904; 2c. Mav 28, 1904.

18312
a dramatization in 3 acts of Charles Dick-
ens' Christmas story of the same title, by C. A.
Scott. Newark, N. J., New Jersey soldiers'
home print, 1878. 61 p. 12°.

© Charles- A. Scott. Newark. N. .L ; 1878:
6466, May 6; 2c. July 22, 1880. 18313
See also TWo wives.

903

18314

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

18328

Haunted (The) mill; or, Con 0'E.agen's secret,
an Irish drama in 3 acts, by Bernard F.
aioore. Clyde, O., Ames pub. co., 1893. 1 p. 1.,
28 p. 12°. ([Ames' series of standard and
minor drama, no. 314] )

© Ames pub. co., Clyde, O. ; 1893:8879,
Feb. 17; 2c. Feb. 20. 18314

Haunted (The) pajamas; farcical fantasy in 3
acts and prologue, by G. H. Atkinson, dram-
atization of the Haunted pa.iamas, by Fran-
cis Perry Elliott. 179 p. 4°. Typewritten.
© le. May 8, 1915; D: 40712; George
Henry Atkinson, New York. 18314a

Haunted (The) piano. See One piano by
freig-ht.

Haunted (The) room. See Modern (A) witch.

Haunted (The) room at Horsham; dream of the
future, by M. Dawson and L. Carpenter. 9 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 19, 1911 ; D : 24511 ; Louise Car-
penter and Mary Dawson, New York. 18315

Haunted (The) spring; romantic drama in 4
acts, by A. Silvani. A re-written and re-arr.
version of The wishing well, by the same
author. 77 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 3, 1910 ; D : 22472 ; Anita Silvani,
New York. 18316

Haunted widow; a fanciful farce in 1 act, by
Louis Weslyn and Arthur D. Hall. 19 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Mr. and Mrs. Howard Truesdell, New
York; D : 7830, Dec. 28, 1905; 2c. Dec. 28,
1905. 18317

• farce in 1 act, by Louis Weslyn.

© Louis Weslyn Jones, Indianapolis; D:
6471, Apr. 6, 1905. 18318

Haus (Das) der grafin Kiesel. See Napoleon

II.
Haus (Das) gegeniiber (The house opposite);

ein spiel in 4 akten, von Perzeval Landon.

Regie- und soufflierbuch. Leipzig, W. Karczag,

1914. 66 p. 8°.

© Ic. Oct. 31, 1914 ; D : 38656 ; W. Karczag,
Vienna. 18318a

Hausminister (Der); lustspiel in 4 akten, von
J. Bischitzky. 67 p. 12°. Printed.

© Ic. Apr. 3, 1914; D: 36602; Julius Bi-
schitzky, Bremen, Germany. 18318b

Hausweihe. See Housewarming.

Havana; new musical play, book by Geo. Gros-
smith, jr., and Graham Hill, lyrics by Ad-
rian Ross, additional lyrics by Geo. Arthurs,
music by Leslie Stuart. Lyrics. London, New
York [etc.] Chappell & co., ltd., 1908. 43 p.
8°.

© Chappell ix co., ltd.. New York; D: 12927,
May 7, 1908: 2c. May 7, 1908. 18319

Have a care; a 1 act comedy, by A. Kennedy and
J. ^■. Bryce. Typewritten.

© Anthony Kennedy and John V. Brvce,
Philadelphia; 1897:38302, June 30; 2c. June
30. 18320

Have you ever noticed that? tramp monologue,
by S. S. Tibbals. Franklin, O., Eldridge en-
tertainment house [1912] cover-title. 4 p.
_ 12°. (The Seymour S. Tibl)als monologues)

© Nov. 1, 1912 ; 2c. Dec. 9, 1912 : D : 31656 ;
Seymour S. Tibbals, Franklin, O. 18321

Have you got the Prince? See By cable.

Have you reformed? farce comedy in 3 acts,
liy I. Shulsinger. 152 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 22, 1915; D: 41802; Irvin Shul-
singer, St. Louis. 18321a

Have you seen Bill? a 1 act musical farce,
scenario by Carrie Perkins, dialogue, lyrics,
music, by .Tohn Gilroy. 15 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten. [Libretto only]

© William W. Black, New York; D : 3917,
Sept. 9, 1903; 2c. Sept. 9, 1903. 18322

Have you seen my sister? an operatic comedy
in 3 acts, by H. Grattan Donnelly.

© H. R. Jacobs, Albany ; 1899 : 84964. Dec.
80. 18323

Have you seen Myah? a 3 act comedy with
music, by C. H. White. 21 p. f°. Typewrit-
ten. [Libretto only]

© Chas. H. White, San Francisco; D:
15790, May 6, 1909 ; 2c. May 6, 1909. 18324

Have you seen Sally? comedy in 4 acts, by M.
S. Reardon, 3d. 150 p. 4°. Typewritten.
© Ic. Oct. 18, 1911; D: 25522; Mark S.

Reardon, 3d., New Y'ork.

18325

Have you seen Smith? an original farce comedy
in 3 acts, by Scott Marble.
© Davis & Keogh, New York ; 1898 : 40695,
.July 6; 2c. Aug. 5. 18326

Have you seen Stella? or, Faust up to date,
play in 3 acts, by Junie IMcCreo and John
Oliver. 92 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 4, 1915; D: 42484; Gns Hill.
New York. 18326 a

Haven (The); drama in 1 act, by L. Judson.
[2], 31 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 18, 1911; D: 25787; T;eonard
Judson, New York. 18327

Haviland's bride; a drama in 1 act, by D.
Cohen. Typewritten.

© David Cohen, St. Paul ; 1899: 21842, ]\Inr.
27; 2c. Mar. 27. 18328

904

18329

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UISriTED STATES

18346

Having' fun; by Nellie H. Bradley. [New
York, National temperance society and pub-
lication house, 1883] 8 p. 16°

© National temperance society & publi-
cation liouse, New York ; 18S3 : 3850, Mar. 1 ;
2c. Mar. 7. 18329

Having her say; 1 act playlet, by B. E. de
Rapal.ie. 20 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 9, 1915; D: 39908; Bertha
Eletta de Rapalje, Seattle. 18329a

Havoc; play in 3 acts, by J. H. Turner. 81 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 1, 1913 ; D : 34921 ; Jolm Hast-
ings Turner, London. 18330

Hawaii; a diplomatic comic opera in 2 acts, by
E. C. Mitchell.

© Elliott C. Mitchell, Portland, Me. ; 1894 :
24842, May 17. 18331

• libretto of comic opera in 3 acts, by M. '

Townsend.

© Blansficld Townsend, Ferguson, Mo. ;
1894 : 20288, Apr. 20. 18332

a nautical comedy in 2 acts, by Thornton

Cole and Theodore H. Northrup. 53 p. 8°.
Typewritten.

© M. Witmark & sons, New York ; D : 4490,
Jan. 12, 1904; 2c. Jan. 8, 1904. 18333

or. How are ye, Lil? a burlesque, by Ta

Kogasey.

© Louis Ilogasey, New York ; 1894 : 52.50,
Jan. 20. 18334

Hawaiian king, pro tern; a spectacular bur-
lesque, by T. P. Getz.

© Thos. P. Getz, Portland, Or. ; 1895: 31914.
Jime 17. 18335

Hawaiian queen; extravaganza, v.'ords and
music l)y B. Fagan.

© Biirney Fagan and M. Teller, Chicago;
1894 : 9618. Feb. 10. ' 18336

Hawaiian (A) romance; vaudeville sketch, by
C. Alisky. 4 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 4, 1912 ; D : 31429 ; Carl Alisky,
San Francisco. 18337

Hawk (The); dramatic play in 3 acts, by Fran-
cis de Groisset [pseud, of Francis Wienerl
tr. by INIarJe Jane Taylor. 115 p. 4°. Type-
\\ritten.

© Ic. Sept. 18, 1914; D: 38312; William
Faversham, New York. 18337a

or, A mis-deal, play in 1 act, by R. Lloyd.

[11, 18 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 6. 1914; D : 36678 ; Rollo Llovd.
New Bedford, Mass. 18337b

Hawk (The) of gold; Egyptian masque in 5
scenes, arr. and dramatized by L. W. Moore.
33 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 30, 1914; D: 39236; Lou Wall
Moore, Chicago. 18337c

Hawkesworth; a play in 4 acts, by M. T. Stone
and Shelden Lyon [pseud, of Leonora Shel-
don Smith] 91 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Leonora Smith and M. T. Stone, New
York and Easton, Md. ; 1886 : 24526. Oct. 30 ;
2c. Oct. 30. 18338

Hawkeye; a sketch in 2 scertes, by J. M. Lc-
veque. 9 p. f°. Typewritten.

© J. M. Leveque, New Orleans ; D : 10258,
Apr. 1. 1907; Ic. Mar. 13, 1907. 18339

or. Life in the Black Hills, an original

melodrama in 4 acts and a prelude, by A. J.
Schmidt.

© Arthur J. Schmidt, St. Joseph, Mo. ;
1877:6.520, May 31. 18340

Hawkeye, the Huron; drama, 4 acts, by T. F.
Ryan. Ms.

© T. F. Ryan, New York ; 1876 : 4476. Apr.
12; 2c. Dec. 20. 18341

Hawks (The); a farce in 3 acts, by Patrick J.
Sheehan. 57 p. 4°. Typewritten,

© P. J. Sheehan, lilverett, Mass.; D : 9312,
0(;t. 25, 1906 ; 2c. Oct. 25, 1906. 18342

Hawks and doves; a comedy drama in 3 acts,
by H. Saint Maur.

© Harry Saint Maur. Richmond ; 1892 :
37173, Sept. 12. 18343

Hawser Trunnion, commodore; a drama in 4
acts, by S. C. Gallaher and Cornelius IMathews.

© S. C. Gallaher and Cornelius Mathews,
NeAv York; 1880:6173, Apr. 20. 18344

Hawthorne, TJ. S. A.; a comedy in 4 acts, bv
J. B. Fagan. 106 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© James Bernard Fagan, London ; D : 6734,
Jlay 26, 1005; 2c. May 26, 1905. 18345

Kay que picarlas; ensayo de sainete llrico en
1 acto divldido en 2 cuadros. original de R.
Agudo y A. Padin, mtisica de Modesto Ro-
mero y German Matute. Madrid [Sociedad
de autores espaiioles] 1914. 32 p. 12°. [Li-
bretto only]

© Mar. 28, 1914; Ic. Mar. 30. 1914; D:
36555; Rafael Agudo y Abelardo PadIn, Mad-
rid. 18345a

Haydee; a problem play in prologue and 4 acts,
by D. T. Callahan.

© D. T. Calhihan, San Francisco ; D : 3760,
July 27, 1903. 18346

905

18347

DEAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

18369

Haymakers (The); by N. Monroe and W. S. K.
Mack.

© Ned Monroe and W. S. K. .Alack. Pliila-
delphia; 1894:18948, Apr. 12. 18347

Hayseed; a comedy-drama in 4 acts, by M. P.
Piee.se and Mary XL E'ord.

© Mary Palmer Reese, Kansas City, Mo. ;
1891 : 29058, Aug. 13. 18348

Haytians' (The) hero; ti-agedy in 4 acts, by
W. H. Thomas. [4], 22 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 22, 1914 ; D : 37371 ; W. Henry
Thomas, Peru, Ind. 18348a

Hazanas (Las) de Juanillo, el de Molares;
aproposito, de Seral'in y Joaquin Alvarez
(^Hiintoro. Madrid [Sociedad de autores es-
pafioles] 1912. 13 p. 12°.

© IMar. 6, 1913 : 2c. Mar. 7, 1913 ; D : 32584 ;
S. y J. Alvarez Quintero, Madrid. 18349

Hazard; or, Pearce Dyceton's crime, a sensa-
tional comic drama in 3 acts, by W. H. Cooper.
© Walter H. Cooper, San Francisco; 1872:
11091, Oct. 18. 18350

Hazard, a game of chance; a play in 4 acts, by
Mrs. B. Jenks.

© Mrs. Barton Jenks, Boston ; 1894 : 47344,
Oct. 11. 18351

Hazard of the die.

See Bobbery under law.
4 p. 4°. Typewr it-

Hazed; by 11. D. Breniser.
ton.

© Ic. .Tuly 5, 1910; D: 21480; Ross D.
Breniser, Philadelphia. 18352

colU'ge collision in 1 bump, by Don Augur

and James Willard Connely. [1], 19 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 2, 1913 ; D : 32821 ; Donald G.
Augur, New York. 18353

Hazel Adams; a drama in 3 acts, by Clifton E.
Jordan. Clyde, O., Ames' publishing co.

© Ames pub. co., Clyde, O. ; 1897:25680,
Apr. 26 ; 2c. May 8. 18354

a romantic melodrama in 3 acts, by C. E.

Jordan. Typewritten.

© Clifton E. Jordan, Red Oak, la.; 1895:
11252, Feb. 25 ; 2c. Feb. 25. 18355

Hazel burrs; or. In the jungle, by F. Hudgings.

© Frank Hudgings, Ash Grove, Mo. ; D :

8057, Feb. 26, 1906. 18356

Hazel Dell; a romantic American melodrama in
5 acts, by W. H. Brent.

© William Henry Brent, Hartford; 1883:
22644, Dec. 7. 18357

a romantic pastoral drama in 4 acts, by

W. S. Montgomery. Typewritten.

© William S. Montgomery, Carthage, Mo. ;
1900 A : 29195, Nov. 30 ; 2c. Nov. 30. 18358

Hazel-eye. See Wild-fire and Kit Carson.

Hazel-eye, the girl trapper; a drama of the
far West, by E. Z. C. Judson (Ned Buntline)

© E. Z. C. Judson, New York ; 1872 : 1951,
Feb. 29. 18359

a play founded upon Ned Buntline's story,

by F. G. Maeder and E. Z. C. Judson.

© Fred G. Maeder and E. Z. C. Judson, New
■ York ; 1872 : 8696, Aug. 14. 18360

Hazel Green in Dixieland; a comedy drama in
5 acts, by W. Gault and A. W. Browne. 45 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Alice Wilson Browne, Chicago; D:7821,
.Tan. 5, 1906 ; 2c. Jan. 5, 1906. 18361

Hazel Hampden; a drama in 6 acts, by Elouise
Forrester.

© E. Hoag, Danbury, Conn.; 1897:7751,

Jan. 28.

18363

Hazel Kirke; a domestic comedy drama in 4
acts, by J. S. Mackaye. 142 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© J. Steele Mackaye, New York; 1880:

10355, July 3 ; 2c. July 3.

18363

Same. 95 p. incl. front, (port.) 8°.

© Jlary M. MacKaye, Shirley, Mass., in re-
newal for 14 years from July 3, 1908 ; D :
13184, June 9, 1908 ; 2c. June 2, 1908. 18364

a drama in 4 acts, by .T. Steele IMackaye.

© Laura A. Palmer, United States; 1899:
70622, Oct. 30 ; 2c. Nov. 17. 18365

Hazel Weston; or. More sinned against than
usual, drama of up-state folks, by E. Shinn.
16 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 13, 1911; D: 28066; Everett

Shinn, New York.

18366

Hazing a freshman; vaudeville sketch [by W.
E. Gerberick] 5 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Walter E. *Gerberick, Aurora, 111. ; D :
1.2373, Feb. 17, 1908 ; 2c. Feb. 17, 1908. 18367

He; or. He, the mighty, a spectacular operatic
drama in 4 acts, by E. Stevens.

© Edwin Stevens, San Francisco; 1887:
22077, Aug. 29. 18368

He and she; by George M. Rosener, (In Stage-
lore, V. 1, Feb., 1912)

© Feb. 10, 1912; 2c. Fel). 17, 1912; A:
305907 ; Wetzel, Rosener & James, New York.

18369

He came, he saw, but — he didn't conquer;
playlet in 1 act, by H. A. G\iii-emand. 12 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 12, 1914; D: 3.5626; Harry A.
Guireraand, New York. 18369a

906

18370

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

18382

He could marry three; comedy drama, by Jno.
J. Kennedy.

© Charles Hassenforder, Philadelphia;
1892 : 10268, Mar. 5. 18370

.He couldn't marry; comedy drama, by Jno. J.
Kennedy.

© Gharles Hassenforder, Philadelphia ;
1892 : 10276, Mar. 5. 18371

He couldn't marry three; comedy drama, by
Jno. ,7. Kennedy.

© Charles Hassenforder, Philadelphia;
1892 : 10275, Mar. 5. 18372

He didn't want to do it; farcical play in 3 acts,
by Georsre Broadhurst and Walter Hackett.
1.37 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 5, 1915 ; D : 39875 ; Basil Broad-
hurst, New York. 18372a

He fell in love with his wife; play in 4 acts, by
H. S. Sheldon, founded on E. P. Roe's famous
novel of the same title. 137 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. July 13, 1914; D: 37556; Walter C.
.Jordan, New York. 18372b

He forg-ot he had moved; playlet in 1 act, by
Henry Norman. [1], 11 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 12, 1911 ; D : 23930 ; Henry Nor-
man, New York. 18373

He found out; a farce in 1 act, by F. Weddell.
]4 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Frank Weddoll, Tarrytown, N. Y. : D:
12512, Mar. 9, 1908 ; 2c. Nov. 16, 1907. 18374

He got there; comedy in 1 act, by R. D. Tracy.

1 2 ] , 29 p. 4 ° . Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 24, 1914; D: 36929; Royal Dana
Tracy, Scranton, Pa. 18374a

He had to get under; vaiideville travesty, by
Frederick Wallace and G. Abbott. 22 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 17, 1914; D: 39118; George Ab-
bott, Hamburg, N. Y. 18374b

He is coaning'; a play in 1 act, by Alvilde Prydz,
tr. from the Norwegian by Hester Coddington.
(In Poet lore, v. 25, no. 3, May-June 1914;
periodical © June 12, 1914; 2c. June 15, 1914;
P. : 304033 ; Poet lore eo., Boston) 18374c

He isn't a regular actor; monologue, by F. G.
Westphal. 3 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 23, 1915 ; D : 42099 ; Frank Chris-
tian Westphal, Chicago. 18374d

He knew he was right. See Divorced.

He lost his rabbit's foot; a farce in 3 acts, by
II. G. Carlcton.

© Henry Guy Carlcton, Now York; 1S98 :
38153, June 22. 18375

He loves his girl; play in 3 acts, by Tsung
Yu Goon. [2], 44 p. S". Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 23, 1914; D: 39143; Tsung Yu
Goon, Boston. 18375a

He never knew (the skunk); play in 3 acts,

by A. H. Barnett. 19 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 19, 1915 ; D : 41534 ; Arnold H.

Barnett, New Y^ork. 18375b

He never told one; farce comedy in 3 acts, by
F. Durnont.

© Frank Dumont, Philadelphia; 1889:
26860, Sept. 3. . 18376

He paid to advertise; 1 act dramatic comedy,
l)y Darby Clay [pseud, of D. Freedman] 15
p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 23, 1915; D: 40145; Davhl
Freedman, Brooklyn. 18376a

He plays to win; a comedy in 3 acts, adapta-
tion by Fred Emerson Brooks. 30 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Kate Mavhew '\Vidmer, United States ;
1888 : 316.32, Nov. 0 ; 2c. Nov. 1. 18377

He's a king; a comedy drama in 5 acts, by E.
Schifl: and A. Benrimo.

© Emma Schiff and A. Benrimo, New
York ; 1877 : 7330, June 22. 18373

He's got the money. Sec Twenty thousand
pounds.

He's got them again; farce in 1 act, by .T. A.
Boshell. 14 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 14, 1914; D: 38110; .Tames Al-
l)ert Boshell, New York. 18378a

He's got to marry a widow; comedy in 3 acts,
by W. R. Siedle.

© William R. Siedle, Pittsburgh.; 1899:
42689, June 30. 18379

He's just gone out; melodramatic comedy in 1

act. by D. S. Hall. 21 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 24, 1915; D: 41560; David S.

Hall, New York. 18379a

He said he was dead; a farce in 4 acts, by N.
Mason. 146 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. IMar. 12, 1912 ; D : 29022 ; Norman H.
Mason, New York. 18380

He, she and he; comedy in 1 act, by R. Horslcy.
17 ]\ 4". Typewritten.

© Rudolf Horsky, St. Louis ; D : 5767, Nov.
4, 1904 ; 2c. Apr. 27, 1905. 18381

He, t-he and it; matrimonial comedy for 1 male
and 1 feniale, by William Muskerry, text and
starve business ed. and rev. by Pauline Phelps
and Marion Short. [Werner ed.] New York,
E. S. Werner & co., 1906. 11 p. 12°.

© Edtrar S. Werner, New York; D:9437,
Nov. 15, 1906; 2c. Nov. 22, 1906. 18382

907

18383

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

18402

He, she and it — ContiiUTed.

■ play in 1 act, by .Tolm Quincy Flynn. 11 p.

t■^ Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 29, 1913; D:34S90; G. S. Gar-
land. Port liichmoncl, N. Y. 18383

a playlet, by Jeanie Peet.

© Herbert Peet, Los Angeles; D : 3286,
Apr. 14, 1903. 18384

a society comedy in 4 acts, by L. Don.

© Laura Don, United States; 1880:8913.
.Tune 14. 18385

a vaudeville, by Edmund Day. 15 p. f °.

Typewritten.

© AYilliani H. Gerald. Bayonne. N. J.; D:
3068, Feb. 28. 1903 ; 2c. Feb. 21, 1903. 18386

— See also Adam and Eve. — Lucky (A) duck.

He showed his wife; a domestic comedy in 1
act, by A. W. Stace. 16 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Arthur W. Stace, Grand llapids, Mich. ;
D : 8160, afar. 14, 1906 ; 2c. Mnr. 14, 1906.

18387

He sings to-night; comedy in 1 act, by C. and
C. G. Childo. 13 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 22, 1915; D: 41284; Cromwell
and Carrie Germain Cbilde, Brooklyn.

18387a

He stoops to conquer; a comedy in 4 acts, by
I. G. Jacobson.

© Isidor G. Jacobson, Mobile; 1894:26162.
May 24. 18388

He that keepeth Israel; drama in 4 acts, by
M. E. Johnson. 38 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 8. 1911; D : 24168 ; Margaret
Emma Johnson, Detroit. 18389

He, the mighty. See He.

He thought he owned the town; in 4 acts, by
G. E. Roebuck. 40 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 22, 1911; D: 2-5058; George E.
Roebuck, Norton, Va. 18390

He thought he was right; an original comedy
in 4 acts, by W. S. Johnson,

© W. Sherwood Johnson, San Francisco;
1870:635, Aug. 4. 18391

He tried to be nice; 1 act farce, by G. Stewart.
18 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 24. 1910 ; D : 22139 ; Grant Stew-
art, New York. 18392

He understood women; 1 act play by J, Con-
nt^ry. 13 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. .Tune 3, 1915; D: 40831; John Con-
nery, New York. 18392a

He wanted to be a soldier; by A. F. Neumann.

10 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Albert F. Neumann, New York ; D : 11934,
Nov. 13, 1907; 2c. Dec. IS, 1907. 18393

He was a Bowery boy; a local melodrama in 5
acts, by W. A. Brady.

© Wm. A. Brady, New York ; 1895 : 63910,
Dec. 17. 18394

He was only a man; in 4 acts and 2 scenes, by
A. Weiss, jr. 1.06 p. 4°. Ms.

© Ic. Dec. 15, 1909 ; D : 17713 ; Albert Weiss,
jr., Los Angeles. 18395

He was with Booth; comedy in 1 act, by T. P.
Morgan. 9 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Tom P. Morgan, Rogers, Ark. ; D : 12648.
Mar. 31, 1908 ; 2c. Mar. 31, 1908. 18396

He who explains last; vaudeville sketch, by C.
F. Crane. 16 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Chas. P. Crane, Shreveport, La. ; D :
14474, Dec, 7, 1908; 2c. Dec. 7, 1908. 18397

He who laughs last; play in 1 act, by M. E.
Robertson. 11 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 9, 1914 ; D : 36659 ; Marguerite E.
Robertson, New York. 18397a

He won his commission; a military drama in 3
acts and 8 scenes, by E. Ryan* 24 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Edward Ryan, Mesa, Ariz.; D: 1.^,514,
Apr. 1, 1909; 2c. aiar. 17, 1909. 18398

He would a wooing go. See Gay (A) young
gander.

He would and he wouldn't. See Gray (The)
tigers of Smithville.

He would be a mason; a burlesque drama in 1
act, by F. H. Nelson.

© Frank H. Nelson, Baltimore ; 1871 : 10-588,
Nov. 8. 18399

He wouldn't marry three; comedy drama by
Jno. J. ICennedy.

© Charles Hassenforder. Philadelphia ;
1892 : 10274, Mar. 5. 18400

Head-master (The); domestic comedy in 4 acts,
by Wilfred T. Coleby and Edward Knoblauch.
New York, S. French ; London, S. French, ltd.,
191.3. 117 p. 12°.

© July 30, 1913; 2c. July 31, 1913; D:
33957; Samuel French, ltd., London. . 18401

a play in 3 acts, by W. C. Duncan. 98 p.

f°. Typewritten.

© William Cary Duncan, Brooklvn ; D :
15018, Feb. 6, 1909 ; 2c. Apr. 8, 1909. * 18402

908

18403

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

18422

Head (The) of a nail; or, From ocean to ocean,
a dramatization in 4 acts, by G. Morton.

© George Morton, New Orleans ; 1872 : 2839,
Mar. 23. 18403

Kead (The) of Romulus; a comedietta in 1 act,
founded on the French of Eugene Scribe, by
Sydney Grundy. New Yorlv, Samuel French;
Lon.don, Samuel French, ltd., 1900. 24 p. 12°.
([French's international copyrighted . . . ed.
of the works of the best authors, no. 34])

© T. H. French, New York ; 1900 A : 25459,
Oct. 13 ; 2c. Jan. 3, 1901. 18404

Head (The) of the firm. See Headless (The)
man.

Head (The) of the house; by M. R. Malone.

© Mary R. Malone, Troy. N. Y. ; D:7191,
Aug. 31, 1905. 18405

a domestic comedy of New York in 3 acts

and 3 scenes, by E. W. Townsend and F. W.
O'Malley. 132 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Edward W. Townsend and Frank W.
O'Malley, New York ; D : 15007, Feb. 5, 1909 ;
2c. Feb. 5, 1909. 18406

original comic opera in 1 act, lyrics and

dialogues by Edward F. Payne, music by Gus.
C. Knight. 25 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Li-
bretto only]

© Ic. Oct. 14, 1909; D : 17148 ; William
Wolff, Boston. 18407

Head (The) of the poll; in 2 acts, by Arthur
Law. London, J. Williams, ltd. : New York,
Edward Schuberth, 1904. 39 p. 8°.

© Joseph Williams, ltd., London; D : 5398,
Aug. 9, 1904 ; 2c. Aug. 9, 1904. 18408

Head (The) that wears a crown; an historical
drama in 4 acts, by W. Scott. Proof.

© Walter Scott, New York ; D : 1767, Apr.
22, 1902 ; 2c. Apr. 22, 1902. 18409

Head (The) waiters; a musical play in 2 parts,
by John Ward and Harry Yokes. 50 p. 4°.
Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. May 22, 1912 ; 29740 ; B. C. Whitney,
Detroit. 18410

Headless horseman; opera in 3 acts, adapted
from Washington Irving's Legend of Sleepy
Hollow, by J. S. Van Dresser. 74 p. 4°.
Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Oct. 16, 1909 ; D : 17120 ; Jasmine Stone
Van Dresser, New York. 18411

— a play based on Washington Irving's Legend
of Sleepy Hollow, arr. by C. S. Griffin. New
York, A. S. Barnes & co. [1906] 16 p. 12°.

© A. S. Barnes & co.. New York ; D : 8972,
Aug. 17, 1906; 2c. Aug. 20, 1906. 18412

Headless horseman — Continued.

or. The trail of the lasso, a romantic

drama in 4 acts, dramatized and adapted from
Wayne Reed's novel The headless horseman,
by C. Thornton.

© Charles Thornton, New York ; 1881 : 1033,
Jan. 18. 18413

See also Brom Bones. — Sleepy Hollow.

Headless (The) man; or, The head of the firm,
an eccentric comedy in 3 acts, by T. C. Bur-
nard and Arthur Sketchly.

© George Clarke, United States ; 1877 : 1307,
Feb. 2. 18414

Headline (The) act; comedy in 1 act, by J. E.
Ryan. 11 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 6, 1911; D: 23559; James E.
Ryan, Milwaukee. 18415

Headliner (The); by A. K. and C. T. Schlueter.
8 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 21, 1910 ; D : 20260 ; Augusta K.
and Charles T. Schlueter, Chicago. 18416

a playlet in 1 act, by V. H. Sothern. 10 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Virginia Harned Sothern, New York ; D :
14942, Jan. 29, 1909; 2c. Jan. 29, 1909. 18417

Heads, hearts and hands; a realistic romance
of Aiiiericnn society in 5 acts, by Edward
Chesleigh [pseud, of E. C. Swett]

© Edward C. Swett, Boston ; 1879 : 11429.
Aug. 27. 18418

Heads of death; 1 or 3 acts drama and histor-
ical Indian life, by F. W. Simpson. 6 p. f°.
Typev.ritten.

© Fred William Simpson, Chicago : D :
14872, Jan. 2, 1909; 2c. Jan. 2, 1909. 18419

Heads or tails Gary; play in a prologue and 3
acts, by L. Arthur. 103 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Sept. 12, 1913 : D : 34410 ; Lee Arthur.
Rockville Center, N. Y. 18420

Headsman (The); a tragedy, by E. Sylvester
Hopkins.

© Edwin S. Hopkins, Louisville: 1896:
37678, June 29. 18421

Headsman's (The) ape (Le sing'e du bour-
reau); drama in 5 acts, by Charles Garand.

© Francois Mons and Louis Nathal, New
York ; 1886 : 19901, Sept. 3. 18422

Headsmen (The) of Westminster.
Murray's secret.

See Count

Healing it with healo; comedy drama in 3 acts,

by W. J. Terry. 169 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© ic. Feb. 16, 1914; D : 36031 ; Wallace

Jefferson Terry, Kansas City, Mo. 18422a

909

18422

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

18440

Heard in camera; thrill in 1 act, by Graham
Hill. 24 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 10, 1915; D: 40379; Eric Mayne.
New York. 18422b

Heard on the beach. See Monologues.

Heart and dollar; an American society play in
3 acts and 11 tableaux, by Cohuheim, English
version by William Corvinus.

© Robert Gantzberg, Hoboken, N. J. ; 1889 :
15351, May 21. 18423

•character-piece in 4 acts and 11 tableaux,

tn from German into English, by R. Gantz-
berg.

© Robert Gantzberg, New York ; 1877 : 4196,
Apr. 10. 18424

Heart and hand; a drama in 3 acts, by S. W.
Cooper.

© Sidney W. Cooper, New York; 1874:
11049, Aug. 26. 18425

an original 3 act Irish drama, by D. Sully.

© Dan Sully, United States; 1883:7968,
Apr. 30. 18426

or, Under the shadow of fate, a new origi-

nal sensation drama in 4 acts, by H. A. Dar-
ley.

© H. Alston Darley, Brooklyn; 1875:4144,
Apr. 26. 18427

Heart (The) and the cross; a play of passion
and repentance, by J. M. Downey and L.
Bingham. 71 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© John M. Downey, East Cleveland, O.,
and Lloyd Bingham, New York ; D : 14788, Jan.
11, 1909; 2c. Jan. 11, 1909. 18428

Heart (The) bowed down; a 4 act drama, by
G. Kearns. 51 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© George Kearns, McCook, Neb. ; D : 10122,
Mar. 11, 1907; Ic. Mar. 11, 1907; Ic. Apr. 18,
1907. 18429

Heart fires; play in 5 acts, by A. Bartlett. [2],
107 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 11, 1913 ; D : 32644 ; Arthur Bart-
lett, Colorado Springs, Col. 18430

Heart (The) has reasons. See Coeur (Le) a
des raison.

Heart hunger; drama in 3 acts, by Angel Gui-
mera, English version by W. Gillpatrick and
G. Marburg. 118 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 26, 1909 ; D : 17534 ; Guido Mar-
burg and Wallace Gillpatrick, New York.

18431

Heart hungry; a play in 5 acts, by H. D'Este,
dramatized by permission of the authoress,
Maria Joi'dan Westmoreland, from the
Southern novel of that name.

© Helen D'Este, Raleigh, N. C. ; 1872:
4177, Apr. 20. 18432

Heart-in-the-Lodge; all a mistake, [by] A. M.
Beede. [Whitestone ed.] [Bismarck, N. D.,
Bismarck tribune company, 1915] 61 p. 1 1.
12°.

© Feb. 17, 1915; 2c and afe. Mar. 2, 1915;
A : 391971 ; Aaron McGaffey Boede, Ilekton,
N. D. 18432a

Heart (The) interferes; drama in 1 act, by J,
"Maily. [1], 14 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 5, 1914; D: 36940; Jcannette
Mally, New York. 18432b

Heart (The) o' Dixie; dramatic playlet in 1 act,
by W. C. Wonderly and M. S. Keightley. [2],
17 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 13, 1914; D : 38787 ; W. Carey
Wonderly and Mabel S. Keightley, South
Bend, Ind. 18432c

Heart (The) of a boy; by C. E. Vallance.
26 p. 8°, Typewritten.

© Charlie Edwin Vallance, Elkhart, Ind.;
D:579, June 17, 1901; 2c. July 11, 1901.

18433

by J. Hickenlooper. 45 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Jean Hickenlooper, Albia, la. ; D : 16029,
June 8, 1909 ; 2c. June 8, 1909. 18434

an emotional comedy in 1 act, by F. Liste-

man. 12 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Franz Listemau, New York ; D : 8649,
June 6, 1906; 2c. June 20, 1906. 18435

play in 3 acts, by J. Hickenlooper. [1],

24 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 29, 1911 ; D : 23779 ; Jean Hick-
enlooper, Albia, la. 18436

Heart (The) of a child; play in 4 acts, by N.
Twomey, dramatized from the book The heart
of a child. 125 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 31, 1913; D: 32796; Neil
Twomey, Dorchester, Mass. 18437

dramatized from Frank Danby's [Julia

Frankau's] celebrated novel, by L. C. Wis-
well. 115 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. act 1, Apr. 12, 1913, Ic, acts 2-4, Apr.
30, 1913; D: 32936; Louis C. Wiswell. New
Y^ork. 18438

Heart (The) of a cowboy; western drama in 1
act, by J. W. Wilson. 10 p. f°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Sept. 5, 1913 ; D : 34394 ; Jordan Wal-
ter Wilson, Reading, Pa. 18439

Heart (The) of a cracksman; bj"^ D. H. Clem-
ents. [2], 12 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 31, 1912 ; D : 28500 ; Dudley H.
Clements, New York. 18440

910

18441

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

18460

Heart (The) of a cracksman — Coutinued.

play iu 1 act, by J. H. Wasliburne. [1],

13 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. IS, 1913; D: 32350; John H.
Washburne, Chicago. 18441

Heart of a geisha; a play of modern Japan in 4
acts, by Colgate Baker. 50 p. 4". Type-
written.

© C. Baker, San Francisco ; D : 5889, Dec.
5, 1904; 2c. Aug. 7, 1905. 18442

Heart (The) of a gypsy; drama in 1 act, by

( 'Imrlotte Lambert. 16 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 1, 1911; D: 24620; Carrie M.

Laliue, New York. 18443

Heart (The) of a harp. See Tara.

Heart (The) of a h.ero; a domestic drama in 4
acts, by Arthur Lewis Tiibbs. Philadelphia,
The Penn publishing co., 1897.

© Penn pub. co., Philadelphia ; 1897 : 29388,
May 14; 2c. May 17. 18444

-a western melodrama in 4 acts, by Jean

Barrymore. 79 p. f°. Typewritten.

© United amusement co., Erie, Pa. : D :
8524, May 14, 1906 ; 2c. June 29, 1906. 18445

Heart (The) of a man; a comedy of today in 4
acts, by K. M. Crane. 112- p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Eleanor Maud Crane, New York; D:
10947, July 10, 1907 ; 2c. July 17, 1907. 18446

in 3 acts, by C. Buster. 29 p. 4°. Type-

written.

© Clark Buster. Chicago; D : 12333, Jan.
29, 1908; 2c. Jan. 29, 1908. 18447

Heart of a ranchman; melodrama iu 4 acts, by
W. F. Pfarr. 64 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 22, 1909; D : 17501 ; William
F. I'farr. Chicago. 18448

Heart (The) of a rose; comedy in 1 act, by
A. M. Bradley. 28 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Alice M. Bradley, New York; D : 6570,
Apr. 25, 1905; 2c. Apr. 10, 1905. 18449

Heart (The) of a savage; a dramatic composi-
tion in 1 act, by E. Le Croix. 8 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Eleanore Le Croix, Indianapolis; D:
13277, July 2, 1908 ; 2c. July 2, 1908. 18450

Heart (The) of a shamrock; play in 3 acts, by
George M. Rosener. Chicago, Dramatic pub-
lishing company, 1914. 49 p. 12°. ([Sergei's
acting drama, no. 632] )

© Dec. 31, 1914 ; 2c. Jan. 6, 1915 ; D : 39328 ;
Dramatic pub. co., Chicago. 18450a

Heart (The) of a star; play in 3 acts, by S. H.
Cornell and Alfred Allen. 66 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Feb. 6, 1914 ; D : 35936 ; Sarah Hughes
Cornell, Inglewood, Cal. 18450b

Heart (The) of a tenor; play in 1 act, by Frank
Wedekind, adapted by A. Tridon. 25 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 1, 1913; D: 32830; Andre Tri-
don, New York. 18451

Heart (The) of a thief; play in 4 acts, by Paul
Armstrong. 136 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 30, 1914; D : 37701 ; Paul Arm-
strong CO., New York. 18451a

Heart (The) of a wall-iiower; plav in 1 act,
by M. Z. Jalfa. [1], 11 p. l". Typewritten.

© Ic. June 24, 1913 ; D : 33591 ; M. Z. Jaffa,
Los Angeles. 18452

I-Ieart (The) of a woman. See Monologues.

Heart (The) of Africa; or. Hypnotism, a
drama.

© Oliver Byron, New York; 1893:49377.

Nov. 6. 18453

Heart of an actress; a drama in 4 acts, by M.
Walsh.

© Marie Walsh, New York; 1893:48227,
Oct. 28. 18454

play in 1 act, by D. Dell. 8 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. May 6, 1915; D: 4.0720; Dorothy Dell,
Los Angeles. 18454a

Heart (The) of Bohemia; Austrian comedy
drama in 5 acts, by W. Conger.

© Winfield Conger, Chicago ; 1897 : 42515.
July 26. 18455

comedy in 4 acts, by G. H. Jessop,

© G. H. Jessop, New York ; 1879 : 9475, July
19. 18456

Heart (The) of Brahma; 1 act play upon the
laws of change, by F. Dupree. 14 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Frank Dupree, New York ; D : 6400, Mar.
24, 1905; 2c. Mar. 24, 1905. 18457

Heart (The) of Chinatown; a sensational melo-
drama in 3 acts, by W. Campbell. 72 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Walter Campbell, Chicago ; D : 403, Apr.
27, 1901; 2c. Apr. 27, 1901. 18458

Heart (The) of crime; or, After many years,
by Wm. Withers, jr.

© Edwiird S. Marble, New York; 1878:
1297, Jan. 30. 18459

Heart of Cuba; a 4 act drama, by W. G. Browne.

© VV^ Gault Browne, Naperville, 111. ; 1897 :
342S2. June 7. 18460

911

18461

DRAMATIC COMPOSITION'S

18481

Heart (The) of Dixie; 4 act war drama, by L.
Jaraieson. [2], 38 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 10, 1912 ; D : 30098 ; Mrs. Louvicy
Jamieson, Portland, Or. 18461

Heart (The) of Erin; or. The last of the Ger-
aldines, an original Irish tragedy in 3 acts
and 3 tableaux, by N. F. Washington.

© Napoleon Fitz-Greene Washington, West
New Brighton, N. Y. ; 1883:19172, Oct. 18.

18462

Heart (The) of Eve; or. The lady killer, by
G. Villiers Stuart.

© Gerald Villiers Stuart, Cappoquin. Ire-
land ; D : 7115, Aug. 16, 1905. 18463

Heart (The) of Georgia; a romantic comedy
drama in 5 acts, by S. C. Arthur.

© Stanley Clisby Arthur, New York; D:
13715, Sept. 3, 1908. 18464

Heart of gold; by J. Kaiser. 47 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Nov. 2, 1909 ; D : 17399 ; John Kaiser,
Kansas City, Mo. 18465

— a drama, by J. C. McCormick.

© James Cabot McCormick, East Cam-
bridge, Mass. ; 1896 : 37911, June 30. 18466

— a play in 1 act, by L. Grant and Beatrice
De Burgh. 20 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Lawrence Grant, London ; D : 14907, Jan.
27, 1909 ; 2c, Mar. 11, 1909. 18487

— See also Big Jim. — Gush.

Heart of Hamlet; a psychic hypothesis of scenes
and events based upon an historical incident,
in 1 act, 2 scenes, bj' E. W. Morrison. 5 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Edwin Willett Morrison, New York; D:
7923, Jan. 30, 1906 ; 2c. Jan. 24, 1906. 18468

Heart (The) of her husband; a domestic drama
in 3 acts, by K. Kidder.

© Kathryn Kidder, New York ; 1897 : 63019,
Nov. 10. 18469

Heart (The) of Kentucky; drama in 5 acts, by
G. A. Weber. 65 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 8, 1911; D: 23888; Gustav
Adolph Weber, Milwaukee. 18470

Heart (The) of kings; a dramatization of the
story by A. Russell Weekes, by Campbell Mac-
Culloch. 13 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Transatlantic press alliance, ltd.. New
York; D : 6538, Apr. 18, 1905; 2c. Apr. 18,
1905. 18471

Heart (The) of London.

© Solomon Myers, New York ; 1899 : 70942,
Oct. 31. 18472

Heart (The) of London — Continued.

or, Flowers and weeds, a melodrama in 4

acts, by J. R. Kemble.

© John R. Kemble, New York ; 1883 : 20378,
Nov. 5. 18473

Heart (The) of Lough Hill. See Kathleen.

Heart (The) of Mexico; western drama in 4
• acts, by B. L. Spiller. 45 p. 4°, Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 11, 1915 ; D : 39366 ; Burton Low-
ell Spiller, East Rochester, N. H. 18473a

Heart (The) of Nevada; a romantic drama in 5
acts, by J. McDermott.

© Joseph McDermott, Minneapolis; 1895:
56165, Nov. 5. 18474

Heart (The) of New York; melodrama in 4
acts, by O. Wall. 77 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Orlando W^all, New York ; D : 6078, Jan.
16, 1905 ; 2c. Jan. 16, 1905. 18475

Heart (The) of Newark; a drama in 4 acts, by
C. Lomas and A. Murphy.

© Clayton Lomax and Alfred Murphy, New-
ark, N. J. ; D : 313, Apr. 5, 1901. 18476

Heart of oak; a drama in 5 acts, by A. H. Hick-
erson.

© A. H. Hickersou, Dallas ; 1900 A : 22171,
Sept. 6. 18477

Heart (The) of old New England; play in 3
acts, by L. L. Slater. 83 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 9, 1915 ; D : 42228 ; Lewis Leon-
ard Slater, Boston. 18477a

Heart (The) of Pontiac; a musical drama in 4
acts, by L. L. Sawj'er. 20 p. f°. Typewrit-
ten. [Libretto only]

© Laura L. Sawyer, Columbus, O, ; D.
13169, June 12, 1908 ; 2c. June 12, 1908.

18478

Heart of Punchinello; a 3 act play in prose
and verse, by C. Hamilton. 104 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Clayton Hamilton, New York; D:9712,
Dec. 28, 1906 ; 2c. Dec. 28, 1906. 18479

Heart of Rosita; dramatico-musical composi-
tion, by K. Stewart. 118 p. 4°. Typewritten.
[Libretto only]

© Ic. Apr. 28, 1910; D: 20900; Katherine
Stewart, New York. 18480

Heart (The) of saucy Susalyn; a drama in 4
acts, by L. J. L. Stilwell. 88 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Laura Jean Libbey-Stilwell, Brooklyn;
D : 12046, Jan. 3, 1908 ; 2c. Jan. 3, 1908.

18481

912

18482

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

18502

Heart (The) of Spotted Tail. See Buffalo
Bill's best shot.

Heart (A) of steel; a rural melodrama in 4 acts,
by R. Blake.

© Rawdon Blake, Brooklyn; 1896:25899,
Apr. 28. 18482

Heart (A) of stone; a sensational melodrama in
prologue and 4 acts, by Lorraine Hollis. 133
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Lillias Lorraine Hollis, New York ; D :
2067, June 30, 1902 ; Ic. June 30, 1902 ; Ic. July
17, 1902. 18483

Heart (The) of Tennessee; a melodrama in 4
acts, by M. Gibney. Typewritten.

© Morgan Gibney, United States; 1900 A:
4927, Feb. 23 ; 2c. Mar. 14. 18484

Heart (The) of the captain; a play in 4 acts, by
E. S. Tupper. 67 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Edith Sessions Tupper, New York ; D :
3690, July 7, 1903; 2c. July 7, 1903. 18485

Heart of the city; drama in 1 act, by E. E.
Shepherd, adapted from story by Eleanor
Hallowell Abbott (E. H. A. Coburn) 25 p.
4°. Typewritten,

© Ic. Feb. 13, 1911 ; D : 23344 ; Edmund El-
liott Shepherd, Detroit, and Eleanor Hallowell
Abbott Coburn, Lowell. 18486

Heart (The) of the Estelles; a modern romantic
drama in 4 acts, by P. L. Brittell.

© Paul L. Brittell, Canton, O. ; 1895 : 6457,
Jan. 28. 18487

Heart (The) of the forest; drama in 3 acts, by
Andor Garvay. [1], 104 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. May 1, 1914 ; D : 30891 ; Armin Szat-
mary, Boston. 18487a

Heart (The) of the Irishman; a play in 1 act,
suggested by an incident in Charles Lever's
Con Cregan, by L. Hatch. 51 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Leonard Hatch, Brookline, Mass. ; D :
15836, May 12, 1909 ; 2c. May 17, 1909. 18488

Heart (The) of the Klondike; an <n'iginal
drama, by Scott Marble. Typewritten. "

© Davis & Keogh, New York ; 1897 : 4S64S,
Aug. 30; 2c. Sept. 10; 2c. Dec. 17. 18489

Heart of the Ozarks; a dramatic composition,
by Phineas O. IMacLean and B. H. Atwell.
89 p. f°. Typevv^ritten.

© Benjamin H. Atwell, Mayv.'ood, 111,; D:
3478, May 23, 1903; 2c. May 23. 1008, 18490

Heart (The) of the proletarian; a comedy
drama in 3 acts, by L. Pelee. 48 p. f. Type-
written.

© Ic. Feb. 5. 1913; D:r,2190; Lillian Pe-
lee, San Gabriel, Cal. 18491

Heart of the Rockies; an original romantic
melodrama in 4 acts, by Scott Marble. 76 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Thomas H. Davis and William T. Keogh,
New York ; 1896 : 67087, Dec. 9 ; 2c. Dec. 10.

18492

Heart (The) of the Sierras. See Banites (The)

Heart (The) of the storm; by Charlotte Pendle-
ton. 6 p. 8°. Typewritten.

© Edmund Pendleton, Laurel, Md. ; D:
3214, islar. 30, 1903 ; 2c. scenario INIar. 30, 1903.

18493
a nev/ and original melodrama, by E. B. Til-
ton.

© Willard Lee, Altoona, Pa.; 1896:62797,
Nov. 17. 18494

Heart of the Tenderloin; a 1 act comedy, by
Newton Macmillan and Paul Armstrong. 23 p.
f°. Typewritten.

© N. Macmillan and P. Armstrong, New
York ; D : 5881, Dec. 7, 1904 ; 2c. Jan. 7, 1905.

18495

Heart (The) of the world; a drama in 4 acts,
by Charles Eugene Banks.

© T. Daniel Frawley, Seattle ; D : 14039.
Oct. 12, 1908. 18496

— — ■ a play in 1 act, by C. W. Tackenberg. 7 p.
f°. Typewritten.

© Charles William Tackenberg, Cincinnati ;
D:106G2, May 29, 1907; 2c. Mav 29, 1907.

18497

Heart of vice; a 4 act melodrama, by John A.
Eraser.

© Louise Llewellyn, Belleverre, Kv. ; 1900
A: 1323, Jan. 15. 18498

Heart (The) of Virginia; by J. Kennedy,

© James Kennedy, New York ; D : 2797, Dec.
31, 1902. 18499

a military drama in prologue and 4 acts, by

M. B. Miller.

© M. B. Miller, Cleveland ; 1898 : 3467, Jan.
6. 18500

or, Joseph Caesar Jefferson's dream, by

S. R. Maconochie. " Typewritten.

© Sophie Ringgold Maconochie. New York;
1899: 24586, Apr. 7; Ic. Apr. 7. 18501

Heart (The) of youth; play in prologue and 4
scenes, by H. Hagedorn. New York, Macmil-
lan CO., 1915. 5 p. 1., 83 p. 12°.

© June 4. 1915 ; 2c, June 5, 1915 ; D : 40968 ;
Hermaini Hagedorn, Fairfield, Conn. 18501a

Heart (The) sDecialist; a comedy in 3 acts, by
J. \V, and Virginia Church. 116 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© John W. Church, Richmond : D : 15908.
May 21, 1909 ; 2c. June 26, 1909. 18502

5379—16-

-58

913

18503

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

18524

Heart (The) specialist — Continued.
play in 3 acts, by E. B. Lent.

98 p. 4°

Typewritten.

© Ic. June 10, 1913 ; D : 33468 ; Edward B.
Lent, Freeport, N. Y. 18503

Heart (The) that squeaked. See Puppet (The)
princess.

Heart (The) that truly loved; in 4 acts, by P. A.
Gifford.

© Pliilip A. Gifford, Newark, N. J.; 1900
A:31694, Dec. 31. 18504

Heart throbs; a musical comedy extravaganza
in 2 acts and 3 scenes, book, lyrics and music,
by Jos. G. Scoville. 40 p. 16°. Printed. [Li-
bretto only]

© May 11, 1914; 2c. May 18, 1914; A:
375425; Jos. G. Scoville, New York. 18504a

Heart throbs from the desert; drama in 5 acts,
by M. D. Braiuard, collaborated with E. Red-
mond. 236 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© If. Aug. 7, 1912 ; D : 30472 ; Margaret
Downing Brainard and Edward Redmond, San
Jose, Cal. 18505

Heart throbs of a great city; few incidents
culled from a San Francisco police court, l)y
W. Montague. 15 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 23, 1913 ; D : 33296 ; Walter Mon-
tague, San Francisco. 18506

Heart to heart talks; in 1 act, by Jei*rold
Sheppard. New York, Chicago [etc.] M. Wit-
mark & sons, 1906. 20 p. front, (port.) 12°.
(Charles Dickson's famous 1 act plays)

© M. Witmark & sons. New York ; D : 8713,
June 18. 1906; 2c. June 16, 1906. 18507

Heart (A) twice broken.

© Betty Hyatt, Chicago : 1895 : 52817, Oct.
17. 18508

Heart (A) twice won.
ter.

See Earl's (The) daugh-
by C.

play of 3 acts.
Typewritten.

D: 21508; Cora Ma-
18509

Heart (The) within us
Mawhinney. 130 p. 4

© Ic. July 8, 1910
whinney, Pittsburgh.

Heartbreaker (The); by P. Dickey. 12 p. 4'.
Typewritten.

© Paul Dickey. Chicago ; D : 7188, Aug. 31,

190.-); 2c. Aug. 31, 1905. 18510

Heartbreakers (The); musical comedy in 3 acts,

by F. R. Adams and W. M. Hough. 210 p.

4°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. May 20, 1911; D: 24251; Will M.
Hough and Frank R. Adams. Chicago. 18511

play in 3 acts, by W. H. Putnam. li;5 ]^.

f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 5, 1911; D: 25135; William

18512

0,
Hammond Putnam, New York.

Heartbroken; drama, 5 acts and 5 tableaux, by
M. L. Johnson.

© Martha Laffitte [Lafitte] Johnson, Phila-
delphia ; 1873 : 94, Jan. 6. 18513

Hearth-ashes; a play, by A. Gerstenberg. 89 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Alice Gerstenberg, Chicago ; D : 15277,
Mar. 8, 1909; 2c. Apr. 19, 1909. 18514

Hearth of California; by M. B. Sherman. 34 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 28, 1911 ; D : 28116 ; Matthew B.
Sherman, San Diego, Cal. 18515

Hearthstone (The); a domestic comedy drama
in 4 acts, by S. T. Farrell.

© Sophie T. Farrell, St. James, N. Y. ; 1896 :
66416, Dec. 7. 18516

Heartless (The) brother. See Mad (A) match.

Heartless (The) pirate and artless maiden.
See Buccaneer (The)

Heartrending (A) affair; a monologue, by Belle
M. Locke. Philadelphia, The Penn publishing
CO., 1895.

© The Penn pub. co., Philadelphia; 1895:
39215, July 30; 2c. July 30. 18517

Hearts; a comedy in 1 act, by W.Echard Golden.
New York, T. H. French.

© T. H. French, New York ; 1892 : 18693,
Apr. 30 ; 2c. May 2. 18518
a drama in 5 acts, by M. T. Allen.

© Marie T. Allen, United States; 1883:
1468, Jan. 22. 18519

drama in 4 acts, by C. W. Tackenberg. 31

p. f°. Typewritten.

© Charles William Tackenberg, Cincinnati ;
D : 5702, Oct. 28, 1904 ; 2c. Oct. 28, 1904.

18520

a drama of the day, embodying scenes of

life and love in New Orleans and New York,
by J, B. Matthews.

© J. Brander Matthews, New York; 1871:

8012, Aug. 28. 18521

Hearts adrift; in 4 acts, by L. McCormick. 159

p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Langdon McCormick, Port Huron, Mich. ;
D : 2366, Sept. 23, 1902 ; 2c. Jan. 28, 1903.

18522
Hearts aflame; 4 act drama, by F. V. Mershon
and G. T. Mallory.

© Frederick V. Mershon, McGregor, la., and
Grant T. Mallory, Canton, S. D. ; D : 8405,
May 3, 1906. 18523

a society drama in 4 acts founded on Louise

Winter's novelette of the same name, by G.
G. Haines. 122 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Genevieve Grenville Haines, New York;
D ; 469, May 15, 1901 ; 2c. May 15, 1901.

18524

914

18525

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

18548

Hearts aflame — Continued.

Same.

© Genevieve Grenville Haines, New York;
D : 959, Oct. 15, 1901. 18525

Hearts a'glow; melodrama in 5 acts and 10
scenes, by C. C. West. 109 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Sept. 23, 1914 ; D : 3828S ; Cliarlotte C.
West, New York. 18525a

Hearts ajar. See Fanchon.

Hearts and clubs; a comedy in 3 acts, by Amy
E. Blanchard. Philadelphia, The Penn pub-
lishing CO., 1896.

© Penn pub. co., Philadelphia ; 1896 : 34057,
June 8; 2c. June 8. 18526

in 4 acts, by E. S. Tupper. 75 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 23, 1911 ; D : 25301 ; Edith Ses-
sions Tupper, New York. 18527

Hearts and coronets; a romantic American

drama, in prologue and 3 acts, by M. Madison.

© Marie Madison, Los Angeles ; D : 3.511,

May 18, 1903. 18528

Hearts and diamonds; a comedy drama, by E.
W. Merriman.

© Effie W. Merriman, Minneapolis ; 1890 :
4930, Feb. 10. 18529

a comedy in 3 acts, dramatic adaptation for

the American stage.

© James B. Runnion, Chicago ; 1875 : 7967,
July 29. 18530

Hearts and dollars; the story of a Wall street
deal, by D. S. Anderson. 10 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Dwight S. Anderson, Cleveland ; D : 9828,
Jan. 23, 1907 ; 2c. Jan. 28, 1907. 18531

Hearts and faces; a bit of society life, in 1 act,
by F. C. Test. Typewritten.

© Frederick Cleveland Test, Washington ;
1895 : 36320, July 12 ; 2c. July 12. 18532

Hearts and flowers; a playette in 1 act, by L. A.
Barber. 10 p. f°. Typewritten.

© L. A. Barber, Johnstown, Pa. ; D :14454,
Dec. 4, 1908 ; 2c. Dec. 4, 1908. 18533

Hearts and hampers; or, Love, lobster and
pickles, a new and original farcical comedy
in 3 acts, by Marlande Clarke [pseud, of
W. E. M. Clarke] and F. Gerald. 73 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© W. E. Marlande Clarke and Florence
Gerald, Brooklyn; 1883:8619, May 11; 2c.
May 11. 18534

Hearts and hands; a drama in 4 acts, by F.
Suminerfiekl.

© Fred. Summerfield, New York ; D : 2020,
June 7, 1902. 18535

Hearts and heads; a drama in 5 acts, by E.

Crapsey.

© Edward Crapsey, New York ; 1873 : 821,
Jan. 30. 18536

Hearts and hobbies; or, Dick doesn't care, an
original drama, by L. B. Parker.

© Lem B. Parker, Chicago ; D : 10531, Apr,
26, 1907. 18537

Hearts and homes; by E. .T. McCormick.

© P^dward J. McCormick, New York ; 1888 :
31162, Nov. 2. 18538

-a comedy drama in 3 acts, by J. C. Roach.

© James Conner Roach, New York; 1887:
11461, Apr. 29. 18539

Hearts and men; play in 3 acts, bv L. Morti-
mer. [2], 159 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 3, 1912 ; D : 30169 ; Darcy & Wol-
ford, inc., and Lillian Mortimer, New Yoi'k.

18540

Hearts and tarts. See Beauteous Beatrice.

Hearts and titles; a drama in 4 acts, by S. S.
Vance. Typewritten.

© Susan S. Vance, Chicago ; 1900 A : 2363,
Jan. 26; 2c. Jan. 26. 18541

Hearts and trumps. See Soubrette (The)

Hearts and wheels; a 2 act bicycle comedy, by
J. B. Lockhart.

© Jessie Bruce Lockhart, Galveston, Tex. ;
1896 : 35963, June 19. 18542

Hearts are trumps; comedy-drama in 4 acts, by
John A. Fraser.

© Dramatic pub. co., Chicago ; 1900 A :
19425, Aug. 4. 18543

a comedy in 3 acts, tr. and adapted from

the Spanish, by L. Xavier Floyd.

© Lucretia Xavier Floyd, Boston ; 1899 :
29103, Apr. 28. 18544

di-ama in 5 acts, by C. E. Holmes.

© Charles E. Holmes, Medford, N. J. ; D:
8168, Mar. 15, 1906. 18545

a musical comedy in 4 acts, by C. F. Ditt-

mar.

© Charles F. Dittmar, New York; 1896:
44165, Aug. 3. 18546

— -nmsical fantasy in 2 acts. J. N. Edwards.

[3], 71 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Feb. 14. 1912; D : 28687 ; John N.

Edwards, New York. 18547

— a sensational drama in 5 acts, by Ta R.
Shewell.

© L. R. Shewell, New York; 1883:18784,

Oct. 12.
— See also Dolly Varden.

18548

915

18549

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

18574

Hearts astray; an original romantic society
drama in 3 acts, by C. T. Rogers.

© Charlotte Thompson Rogers, Lincoln,
Neb., 1889:27394, Sept. 9. 18549

Heart's blood; play in 1 act, by L. Hatch. 14 p.
4**. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 2, 1910; D: 20684; Leonard
Hatch, Brookline, Mass. 18550

Heart's by-ways; a play in 4 acts, by Effie EUs-
ler Weston. 84 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© E. E. Weston, New Yorli ; D : 9243, Oct.
16, 1906; 2c. Oct. 16, 1906. 18551

Heart's desire; comedy drama in 3 acts, by J.
H. Booth. 123 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 26, 1912 ; D : 30641 ; John Hunter
Booth, New Orleans. 18552

sketch in 1 act and 2 scenes, by W. G.

Walls. 15 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 30, 1911; D : 28132 ; Walter G.
Walls, Chicago. 18553

Hearts enduring; play in 1 act, by J. Erskine.
8 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 1.5, 1914; D : 35661 ; John Ers-
kine, New York. 18554

Hearts enthroned; a drama, by J. Adams.
100 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Justin Adams. Chelsea, Mass. ; D : 672.5,
May 17, 1905; 2c. June 2, 1905. 18555

Hearts for money; 4 act society drama, by J.
Rotolo.

© Joseph Rotolo, Brooklyn ; D : 9607, Nov.
19, 1906. 18556

Hearts for sale; dramatic composition, by J. P.
Lowell. Newspaper clipping.

© J. Paul Lowell, Minneapolis ; D : 979,
Oct. 18, 1901 ; 2c. Sept. 12, 1901. 18557

Heart's (The) highway; original play, by J.
Rieger. 5 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 2, 1910 ; D : 22465 ; John Rieger,
Minneapolis. 18558

Hearts insurgent; a play in 1 act, by M. F.
Essig. 10 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Montgomery F. Essig, Nashville; D:
10995, July 18, 1907 ; 2c. July 18, 1907. 18559

Hearts of Erin; an original thrilling and realis-
tic Irish melodrama founded on scenes and
incidents of the Fenian uprising of 1866, in a
prologue and 3 acts, by P. W. TurnbuU.

© P. W. Turnbull, New York ; 1891 : 344.3,
Jan. 23. 18560

Hearts of gold; by J. H. Bauman.

© J. Howard Bauman, New Castle, Pa. ;
D:769, Aug. 17, 190L 18561

Hearts of gold — Continued.

a drama in 5 acts, by Harry Jackson.

founded on Chas. Dickens' novel, entitled

David Copperfield.

© Harry Jackson, St. Paul; D : 4132, Oct.
23, 1903. 18562

a drama in 4 acts, by John Rupert Farrell.

Clyde, O., Ames publishing co., 1896. 34 p.
. 12°. ( [Ames' series of .standard and minor

drama, no. 374] )

© Ames pub. co., Clyde, O. ; 1896 : 33.507.
June 5; 2c. June 15. 18563

an original melodrama in 5 acts, by Jay

Hunt. 124 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Phil Hunt, New York; D : 5910, Dec.
13, 1904; 2c. Dec. 13, 1904. 18564

Hearts of men; a drama in 4 acts, by John T.
Mclntyre.

© Penn pub. co., Piiiladelphia ; 1899 : 47045,
July 20; 2c. July 20. 18565

See also Yolande.

Hearts of New England; a comedy drama in 5
acts, ))y li. Linden.

© Laura Linden, New York; 1897:43293.
July 31. 18566

Hearts of New York.

© Wm. E. Hines and Earle Remington, De-
catur, 111. ; 1890: 12555, Apr. 16. 18567
Hearts of oak; by J. A. Heme.

© James A. Heme, San Francisco; 1880:
1793, Jan. 31. 18568

a domestic drama, by J. A. Heme.

© James A. Heme, Southampton, N. Y. ;
1898: 52415, Sept. 7. 18569

a drama in 6 acts, by J. A. Heme.

© James A. Heme, Southampton, N. Y. ;
1899 : 50549, Aug. 5. 18570

an original American play in 5 acts and 6

tableaux, by D. Belasco and J. A. Heme.

© David Belasco and James A. Heme, Chi-
cago; 1879:14441, Oct. 28. 18571

Hearts of Russia; a drama in 5 acts, by F.
Listemann. 104 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Franz Listemann, New York; D:]044,
Oct. 30, 1901: 2c. Oct. 30. 1901. 18572

Hearts (The) of steel; or. The siege of Athlone,
a pictorial drama in 3 acts, by G. Clarke.

© George Clarke, New York; 1879:16073,
Nov. 28. 18573

See also V. V. V.

Hearts of stone; a thrilling and sensational
drama in 5 acts, by C. A. Myers. 64 p. 8°.
Printed.

© Charles A. Myer.s, Hastings, Mich. ; 1883:
9396. May 21 ; 2c. July 27. 18574

916

18575

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

18596

Hearts of Tennessee; a story of yesterday and
today in 4 acts, by U. B. Collins. 145 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ulric Blair Collins, New York ; D : 6437,
Mar. 31, 1905; 2c. Mar. 31, 1905. 18575

Hearts of the Blue Ridge; a tale of the North
Carolina hills, by Hal Reid [i. e. James Hal-
leck Reid] Typewritten.

© H. A. Lewis, Chicago ; 1899 : 38393, June
10; 2c. Nov. 13. 18576

Heart's (The) one need. 92 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Carle D. Boynton, Port Washington,

N. Y. ; D: 10563, May 14, 1907; 2c. May 14,

1907. 18577

by M. M. Boynton.

© Mary M. Boynton, Lima, O. ; D : 1467.
Feb. IS, 1902. 18578

Heart's (The) philosophy (Die philosophic des

herzens); an original comedy in 4 acts, by
R. Kneisel.

© Imre Kiralfy, United States; 1877:
12533, Oct. 30. 18579

Hearts tested and true; [scenario in 4 scenes,
by A. L. Moore] cover-title, 24 p. 16°.
Printed.

© Apr. 15, 1913; 2c. Apr. 19, 1913; A:
345542; Annie L. Moore, Dallas. 18580

Hearts trumps; comedy in 4 acts, by H. F. Bus-
well and B. J. Farrington.

© Henrv F. Buswell and Edward J. Far-
rington, Boston; 1880:3209, Feb. 28. 18581

Hearts united; by Mrs. A. Nicholls. 23 p. f*.
Typewritten.

© Ic. July 3. 1909 ; D : 16302 ; ISIrs. Andrew
Nicholls, St. Louis. 18582

Hearts versus cluhs; a 1 act sketch, by A.
Myers. 6 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Anna Myers, Los Angeles ; D : 13961,
Sept. 30, 1908; 2c. Sept. 30, 1908. 18583

Hearts win; a drama in 4 acts, by E. C. Hardy.
70 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Evelina Cooke Hardy, New York'; D :
509. May 27, 1901 ; 2c. Sept. 10, 1901. 18584

Heartsearching (The); drama in a prologue and
4 acts, by W. C. Marble. [l],47p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Jan. 21, 1913; D: 32030; W. C.
Marble, Mangum, Okl. 18585

Heartsease; a play in 4 acts, founded upon the
comedy by Alexander Dumas, the younger,
entitled La dame aux Camelias, by J. Mor-
timer.

© James Mortimer, United States; 1875:
4149, Apr. 26; 2c. Apr. 26. 18586

Heartshaven; by A. F. Blanchard.

© Arthur Franklin Blanchard, Cambridge,
Mass. ; D : 4792, Mar. 25, 1904. 18586a

Heartsmate; in a prologue and 3 acts, by H. O.
Towne. 74 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Helen Olcott Towne, Flushing, N. Y. ;
D : 6376, Mar. 21, 1905 ; 2c. Mar. 21, 1905.

18587

Heartstrings; a comedy drama in 4 acts, by
L. W. Chandler.

© Lawrence W. Chandler, Kewanee, 111. ;
1893 : 47730, Oct. 26. > 18588

^a drama in 5 acts, by C. I. Price.

© Clara I. Price, Seattle ; 1894 : 60182, Dec.
24. 1 8589

drama in 4 acts, by C. I. von Ravn. 113 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 19, 1915; D: 40996; Clara Iza
von Ravn, Lynchburg, Va. 18589a

Heartstrings, and purse strings; or. The con-
victs' revolt, a drama in 4 acts, by A. Ivers.
© Alfred Ivers, New York ; 1886 : 4871. Feb.
27. 18590

Heathcliff, the waif. See Wuthering Heights.

Heathen; drama in 3 acts, by Bryce Macgregor.
[2], 191 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 10, 1911 ; D : 24902 ; E. R. Pres-
cott, Boston. 18591

Heathen (The) Chinee; a drama, by J. H. War-
wick.

© J. H. Warwick, New York; 1871:2588,
Mar. 25. 18592

Heathen Chinese labor; a farcical comedy in 1
act, by L. Thompson.

© Lysander Thompson, New York; 1882:
19667, Nov. 20. 18593

Heather bell; an entirely new and original do-
mestic drama in 5 acts, by Hannie M. Ingham
(Mrs. E. T. Stetson)

© Mrs. E. T. Stetson, Newark, N. J. ; 1892 :
902, Jan. 5. 18594

Heatherglade (The) mystery; by A. Duchemin.

© Amelia Duchemin, Maiden, Mass. ; D :

276, Mar. 28, 1901. 18595

Heaven and hell; a musical drama in 2 acts,
prelude and interlude, by A. Hercz. 35 p. f ".
Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Arthur Hercz, Chicago ; D : 3048, Jan. 28,
1903 ; 2c. Jan. 28, 1903. 18596

Heaven help the men; or. The impatient Gri-
selda, play in Sacts, by E. A. McFadden. 161
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 30, 1915; D: 41598; Elizabeth
Apthorp McFadden, New York. 18596a

917

18597

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

18615

Heaven (A) on earth; a comerly by C. M. Cool-
Uiixe. 113 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Cassius M. Coolidge, New York ; D : 117.
Feb. 5, 1901 ; 2c. Mar. 25, 1901. 18597

Heaven, prologue to Faust; a dramatic and
lyric composition in 1 act and several trans-
formations, by Charlotte Thompson. 6 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Jules Murry and Lewis Morrison, New
York ; D : 497, May 15, 1901 ; 2c. May 15, 1901.

18598

Heavenly (The) spark of love. See Pandora.

Heavenly (The) twins; a farce in 3 acts, by
Lilian Stair Schrciner.

© A. Flanagan, Chicago ; 1899 : 17945, Mar.
9 ; 2c. Mar. 9. 18599

a musical comedy in 3 acts, dramatization

of the novel of the same name by Sarah
Grand, libretto by Geo. T. Richardson, music
by Charles Dennee. 113 p. 4°. Typewritten.
[Libretto only]

© Street & Smith, Boston; 1900 C : 10086,
July 2 ; 2c. Sept. 5, 1902. 18599a

— See also Queen of the Mardi gras.

Heaven's vengeance; a drama in 3 acts, from
the French of Erckmann-Cliatrian, by J. S.
Mackaye and G. Kreisler.

© James Steele Mackaye and George Kreis-
ler, Boston ; 1871 : 7359, Aug. 5. 18600

Heavy chains; drama in 4 acts, by A. Rahders.
[1], 12 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 16, 1914; D: 36736; Auguste
Rahders, New York. 18600a

Heavy (The) man; by H. A. Conklin. 24 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 17, 1910; D: 21820; Harry A.
Conklin, Huntington, N. Y. 18601

Heavy (The) villain; a comedy-drama, by W.
Si,kes and Olive Logan.

© Wirt Sikes, New York ; 1872 : 7858, Julv
23. 18602

Hebraic types; lyrical characterization of divers
Hebrews, by J. McCree. 10 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Aug. 13, 1915; D: 41542; Junie Mc-
Cree, New York. 18602a

Hebrew (The); dramatic sketch, by Charles Ul-
rich. Chicago, T. S. Denison & co., 1910. 17 p.
12°. ( [Half hour dramas] )

© Dec. 1, 1910 ; 2c. Dec. 5, 1910 ; D : 22724 ;
T. S. Denison & co., Chicago. 18603

Hebrew (A) ball; a kocha farce in 3 acts, by
J. M. Walsh.

© ,Tohn Moiling Walsh, New York; 1890:
8047, Jan. 25. 18604

Hebrew (The) business woman; by M. Rhode.
4 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Mary Rhode, New York ; D : 13177, June
13, 1908 ; 2c. June 13, 1908. 18605

Hebrew (The) detective; sensational comedy
tabloid drama in 3 acts, by Chas. Norton.
Chicago, Chicago manuscript co., 1914. 28 p.
f°. Mimeographed.

© Oct. 22, 1914 ; 2c. Nov. 11, 1914 ; D : 38770 ;
Alex. Byers, Chicago. 18605a

Hebrew (The) dude; original title, by H.
Thompson.

© Harry Thompson, New York; 1883:

23155, Dec. 14. 18606

Hebrew (The) fireman and the foreman; a

comedy in 1 act, by Will Mahoney. 7 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Brady & Mahoney, Brooklyn ; D : 12227,
•Tan. 28, 1908 ; 2c. Jan. 23, 1908. 18607

Hebrew (The) lady; original society drama, by
A. L. .Johnson. 56 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Annie Lewis Johnson, New York ; 1889 :
7.35, .Tan. 5 ; 2c. Jan. 25. 18608

Hebrew (The) prince; or, Jonathan and David,
a tragedy in 5 acts, by W. H. Cogswell. Con-
cord, N. H., Republican press association. 1885.
22 p. 8°.

© Warren H. Cogswell, Pembroke, N. H. ;
1885 : 20774, Oct. 3 ; 2c. Jan. 6, 1886. 18609

Hebrew recruit; comedy sketch, by L. T. Brix-
ton. 5 p. 12°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 3, 1909 ; D : 17395 ; L. Taub Brix-
ton, Brooklyn. 18610
Hebrewing and shewooing; character sketch in
1 act and 1 scene, by Junie McCree. [1], 11 p.
f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 10, 1909; D: 16.525; Carl A.

Gerlach, Geary, Okl. 18611

Hebrews' Christmas; a story of Yuletide, play

in 1 act, by W. Robyns and Melvin Winstock.

[3], 15 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 16, 1909; D : 16561 ; William

Robyns, New York. 18612

Hebrew's (The) son in Egypt. See Joseph

and his brethren.
Heckenrbschen (Das); lustspiel in 3 akten, von
Ernst Albert. Berlin, Felix Bloch erben, 1912.
71 p. 8°.

© Ic. Nov. 2.5, 1912; D : 314.14 ; Felix Bloch

erben, Berlin. 18613

Hector; a farce in 1 act, by Gustav Von Moscr.

© Bolossv Kiralfy, United States; 1878:

.3.382, Mar. 20. 18614

by Maurice Hageman. Chicago, The

Dramatic publishing company [1897] 23 p.
12°. ([American acting drama])

© Dramatic pub. co., Chicago ; 1897 : 59877,
Oct. 22; 2c. Oct. 21. 18615

918

18616

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

18631

Hector and Helen; tragedy in 4 acts, by M. P.
Hartung and F. S. Blossom. New York,
Isaac Goldmann co. [1909] 32 p. 8°.

© Max Paul Hartung and Fred Smith Blos-
som, Brooklyn ; D : 15654, Apr. 19, 1909 ; 2c.
May 29, 1909. 18616

Hector's farewell. See Homeric scenes.

Hector's wife; an original society play in 4
acts, by D. E. Townsend.

© Dan. E. Townsend, New Orleans; 1875:
3572, Apr. 10. 18617

Hecuba; or, Hamlet's father's deceased wife's
sister, comic opera in 2 acts, libretto by J. W.
Bengough, music by G. Barton Brown.

© F. P. Siddall, Milwaukee ; 1885 : 7864,
Mar. 28. 18618

Hedda; by E. W. Underwood.

© Edna Worthley Underwood, Kansas City.
Mo.; D:7662, Dec. 4, 1905. 18619

Hedda Gabler; by Henrik Ibsen.

.1910 ,.Np 'cr bv't^ii -piN* r J .D- .N

137 p. 12°.

© Sept. 9, 1910; 2c. Sept. 13, 1910; A:
273873; Maisel & co.. New York. 18620

•a drama in 4 acts, by Henrik Ibsen, tr.

from the Norwegian, by Edmund Gosse. New
York, United States book company [1891]
4 p. 1., [7]-272 p. 1 1. 12°.

© United States book co., New York ; 1891 :
5426, Feb. 7 ; 2c. July 23. 18621

■See also Efterladte skrifter; af Henrik

Ibsen. — Works (The) of Henrik Ibsen.

Hedge (The) waif; a play rearr. and adapted
from tlie drama entitled Castle garden, by
J. J. McCloskey and F. G. Maeder.

© Fred. G. Maeder„New York ; 1875 : 3370,
Apr. 6. 18622

Heenan and Bayers at Farnsborough. See
Great (A) encounter.

Hee-ro-een (The) See Compromised. ^

Heiden; Lapplandsdrama in 3 aufziigen, von
Bengt Berg, aus dem manuskript fiir die
deutsche biihne bearbeitet von Ferdinand
Stieber. Berlin, Ahn & Simrock, g. m. b. h.
47 p. 8°.

© Ic. Dec. 19, 1911; D : 28024 ; Blilmen-
verlag Ahn & Simrock, g. m. b. h., Berlin.

18623

Heights; drama in 4 acts, by A. Goetze, tr. from
the German by Sasha Best. (In Poet lore, v.
25, no. 1, Jan.-Feb. 1914; periodical © Mar.
18, 1914; 2c. Mar. 20, 1914; B : 299534 ; Poet
lore CO., Boston) 18623a

Heights — Continued.

a drama in 3 acts, by W. A. McGuire. 63 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© William Anthony McGuire, Chicago ; D :
15648, Apr. 14, 1909; 2c. Apr. 19, 1909.

18624

Heilige (Der); trauerspiel in 5 akten. von Paul
Heyse. New York, E. Lederer. 1902. 142 p.
12°.

© Emanuel Lederer, New York; D : 1298,
Jan. 16, 1902; 2c. Feb. 17, 1902. 18625

Heilige (Der) Aloisius; lustspiel in 3 aufziigen,
von Leo Walther Stein und Ludwig Heller.
95 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 29, 1910; D: 21898; Felix Bloch
erben, Berlin. 18626

Heilige (Der) Antonius; burleske-operette in 3
akten, nach einer idee des Ad. INIurard, vnn
Bruno Decker und Robert Pohl, musik von
Siegfried Nicklass-Kempner. Berlin, F. Bloch
erben, 1913. 78 p. 8°. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Apr. 19, 1913 ; D : 33048 ; Felix Bloch
erben, Berlin. 18627

Same.

© Ic. Oct. 15, 1913 ; D : 34721 ; Felix Bloch
erben, Berlin. 18628

Same. Text der gesange. Berlin, Verlag

der Schlesinger'schen buch- und musikhand-
lung (Rob. Lienau) 1911. 52 p. 12°.

© Jan. 14, 1911; 2c. Sept. 15, 1913: D:
34429; Felix Bloch erben, Berlin. 18629

Heilige (Das) band; volksstiick in 4 aufziigen,
von August Stern und Rudolf Woller. Ber-
lin. E. Bloch, 1912. 64 p. 12°.

© Ic. May 26, 1913; D : 33333 ; Eduard
Bloch, Berlin. 18630

Heilige (Der) berg; dichtung in 1 vorspiel und
2 aufziigen. von Dora Duncker. musik von C.
Sinding. [Leipzig, Breitkopf & Hartel, 1914]
38 p. 16°. [Libretto only]

© Mar. 3, 1914; Ic. July 11, 1914; D:
37536; Christian Sinding, Christiania. Nor-
way. 18630a

Heilige (Die) ehe; lustspiel in 3 aufziigen, von
Richard Wilde und Richard Wurmfeld. Ber-
lin, Vertriebsstelle des Verbandes deutscher
biihnenschriftsteller, 1912. 73 p. 12°.

© Ic. Oct. 28, 1912; D: 31258; Vertriebs-
stelle des Vei-bandes deutscher biihnenschrift-
.steller, g. m. b. h., Berlin. 18631

Heilige (Der) Florian; satire in 3 akten, von
Max Neal und Philipp Weichand. Miinel)en,
Rubinverlag M. & W. Kohler. 1913. 78 p.
12°.

© Oct. 15, 1913; Ic. June 8, 1914; D:
37254; Rubinverlag M. & W. Kohler, Munich.

18631a

919

18632

DEAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

18644

Heilige (Der) hain (Le bois sacre); lustspiel in
3 alctcn, von Robert de Fler.s luul O. A. de
Cailhivet, inusik von Emile Lassailly. Berlin,
Felix much orbon, 1910. 105 p. 8°. [Li-
brotto only]

© Ic. Dec. 9, 1910; D: 22775; Felix Blocb
erbon, Berlin. 18632

Heilige (Die) liige; handlung in 4 aufziisen,
v<in K. M. !Stan.i^eland. jMiiuclien, Albert
Laugen [1915J 181 p. 12°.

© Apr. 1, 1935 ; Ic. July 21, 1915 ; D : 41473 ;
Kariu Michaelis Stangeland, New Kocbelle,
N. Y. 18632a

Same.

© May 28, 1915; Ic. Sept. 25, 1915; D :
41 820: Albert Langen, Munich. 18632b

Heilige (Die) not; schauspiel aus den tagen der
deutschen mobilmachung in 3 akten, von Jo-
hannes Wiegand und Wilhelm Scharrelmann.
Berlin, Berliner theater-verlag, g. m. b. h.,
Oesterheld & co., 1914. 75 p. 12°.

© Ic. Dec. 28, 1914 ; D : 39244 ; Oesterheld &
CO., Berlin. 18632c

Heimat; schauspiel in 4 akten, von Hermann
Sudcrmann, ed. with an introduction and notes
by F. G. G. Schmidt. Boston, D. C. Heath &
CO., 1909. xi, 129 p. front, (port.) 16°.

© Dec. 9, 1909 ; 2c. Dec. 11, 1909 ; A : 252836 ;
D. C. Heath & co., Boston. 18633

Heimat (Die) hinterm meer. See TJmweg
(Der) zum tod.

Heimath; schauspiel in 4 akten, von Hermann
Sudermann. New York, E. Lederer, 1893. 127
p. 12°.

© Emanuel Lederer, New York ; 1893 : 61.53,
Jan. 31 ; 2c. Feb. 6. 18634

Heimchen (Das) am herd; oper in 3 abtheilun-
gen, frei nach Dickens gleichnamiger erziih-
lung, von A. M. Willner, musik von Carl Gold-
mark. Leipzig, E. BertS & co. [1896] 52 p.
12°. [Libretto only]

© Emil Bert§ & cie., Leipzig ; 1896 : 9371,
Feb. 8 ; 2c. Mar. 3. 18635

(The cricket on the hearth) ; opera in 3

acts, book by A. M. Willner, freely adapted
from Dickens. English singing words by C. H.
Meltzer, music by Cnrl Goldmark. New York,
Fred Rullman, 1912. 37 p. 8°. [Libretto
only. German and English]

© Feb. 6, 1912 ; 2c. Feb. 7, 1912 ; D : 28579 ;
Charles Henry Meltzer, New York. 18636

Heimkehr; drama in 2 akten, von Clara Bliith-
gen. Berlin, Berliner theater-verlag, g. m. b.
h.. 1910. 62 p. 8°.

© Ic. Aug. 27, 1912 ; D : 30651 ; Alfred Spitz.
New York. 18637

Heimkehr — Continued.

schauspiel in 3 akten, von E. Jacobi. Dort-
mund, W. Cruwell, 1909. 83 p. 8°.

© Emil Jacobi, Cassel, Germany; D: 15800.
May 7, 1909; 2c. May 7, 1909. 18638

Heimkehr des Odysseus; burleske operette in 3
akten von Karl Ettlingor uud Erich Motz,
musik aus werken J. Offenbachs, zusammen-
. gestellt und bearb. von Leopold Schmidt.
Textbuch der gesange. Miinchen, Drei masken
verlag, g. m. b. h., 1913. 56 p. 12°.

© Apr. 8, 1913 ; 2c. Oct. 15, 1913 ; A-Foreign
8386 ; Drei masken verlag, g. m. b. h., Munich.

18638a

burleske operette in 2 akten, von Karl Ett-

linger und Erich Motz, musik nach werken
J. Offenbachs, zusammengestellt und bearb.
von Leopold Schmidt. Regiebuch. Miinchen,
Drei masken verlag, 1913. 141 p. 8°.

© Ic. June 1, 1914 ; D : 37171 ; Drei masken
verlag, g. m. b. h., Munich. 18638b

musik nach Offenbach'schen mo-

tiven, bearb. von Leopold Schmidt. Text-
buch. Berlin, Miinchen, Drei masken verlag,
g. m. b. h., 1913. 62 p. 12°.

© Oct. 1, 1913 ; Ic. Apr. 23, 1914 ; D : 36801 ;
Drei masken verlag, g. m. b. h., Munich.

18638c

Heimliche (Der) konig; romantische komodie
in 4 aufziigen, von Ludwig Fulda. New York,
F. Bloch erben, 1906. 154 p. 8°.

© Felix Bloch erben, Berlin ; D : 9531, Nov.
28, 1906 ; 2c. Nov. 28, 1906. 18639

Heimliche liebe; operette in 3 akten, von .Tulius
Bauer, musik von Paul Ottenheimer. Wien,
W. Karczag, 1911. 48 p. 12°.

© Oct. 14, 1911 ; 2c. Jan. 31, 1912 ; D : 28496 ;
W. Karczag, Leipzig. 18640

Heindrick Hudson; or, The discovery of Co-
lumbus, a burlesque opera comique in 3 acts
and 5 scenes, by W. Ofill and R. Eraser.

© William Gill and Robert Fraser, New
York ; 1890 : 15611, May 12. 18641

Heine Fritz, the African dodger; comedy act
in 2 scenes, by Will Lester [pseud, of William
Lester Levy] 11 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 10, 1909; D : 17672 ; William
Lester Levy, Detroit. 18642

Heine's toothache; study of tenement life in St.
Louis, by E, G. Perkins. 4 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Sept. 7. 1910; D: 22009; Edgar Guy
Perkins, St. Louis. - 18643

Heinie, the German cobbler; by Eva and F.
Mozart. 5 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 11, 1910 ; D : 21014 ; Fred Mozart,
Newton, Mass. 18644

920

18645

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

18666

Ileinrich; or, From fatherland to the far West,
a drama in a prologue and 3 acts, by Julian
Cross.

© Gus Williams, New York; 1884:3725,
Feb. 20. . 18645

Heinrich and Hettie; a characteristic drama of
New York life, from Wall street to Astoria,
by C. W. Tayleure.

© C. W. Tayleure, Baltimore; 1875:6742,
June 28. 18646

Heinrich der Hohenstaufe; deutsche historie in
4 vorgiingen, von D. Eckart. Berlin-Steglitz,
Verlag Herold, 1915. 99 p. 8°.

© Ic. Feb. 24, 1915; D : 40731 ; Dietrich
Eckart, Blankenburg i. Th., Germany.

18646a

Heinrich der Lowe; schauspiel in 4 akten, von
W. Bloem. Schlachtensee bei Berlin, W.
Bloem [1908] 150 p. 8°.

© Walter Bloem, Schlachtensee. Germany ;
D : 13944, Sept. 28, 1908 ; 2c. Sept. 28, 1908.

18647

Heinrich, the bold; a burlesque in 3 acts, by
William Granville Baker.

© Baker and Fonda, Spokane. Wash. ;
1897 : 21057, Apr. 2. 18648

Heinz, in a pickle; a dramatic composition in
1 act, by M. Ott. 20 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Matthew Ott, Boston ; D : 1655, Mar. 27,
1902; 2c. Mar. 27, 1902. 18649

Heir (The); comedy-drama in 3 acts, by P.
Eaton.

© Paul Eaton, Washington ; 1SS9 : 14384,

May 11. 18650

a play in 1 act, by C. M. Sharpstein. 10 p.

f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 2, 1912 ; D : 30154 ; C. M. Sharp-
stein, Walla Walla, Wash. 18651

Heir (The) apparent; a comedy drama in 4 acts,
by J. H. Rogers. 16 p. f°. Typewritten.

© James Henderson Rogers, Saugerties,
N. Y. ; D : 13310, July 7, 1908 ; 2c. July 7, 1908.

18652

— — - a romantic drama in 4 acts, by J. McCulley.

© .Johnston McCulley, Portland, Or. ; D :

7003, June 28, 1905. 18653

Heir (The) at law; play in 4 acts, being the old
comedy of the same name by George Coleman,
rev. by J. V. Blake. 88 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 7, 1913 ; D : 32587 ; James Vila
Blake, Chicago. 18654

Heir (An) direct; by W. C. Carver. 11 p. i°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 22, 1910; D : 22632 ; Will C.
Carver, New York. 18655

Heir (An) of Chink Jingle; a comedy in 3 acts,
by F. Summerfield. Tj^pewritten.

© Fred. Summerfield, New York; 1896:
23934, Apr. 17 ; 2c. Apr. 18. 18656

Heir of Barrel towers; drama in 6 acts, by M.

E. Buckley. 114 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Mattie E. Buckley, Gresham, Or. ; D :
7911, Jan. 29, 1906; 2c. Jan. 29, 1906. 18G57

Heir (The) of Greylock; by A. F. Butler.

© A. F. Butler, New York ; 1881 : 347, Jan.
8. 18658

Heir (The) of Greyson. 8ee Cap, the boot-
black.

Heir (The) of Mt. Vernon.

© March bros., Lebanon, O. ; D : 9256, Oct.
18, 1906. 18659

Heir (The) of Ross castle. See Eleanor.

Heir (The) of the manor; a play in 3 act.s, by

F. M. Roser.

© Francis M. Roser, New York ; 1875 :
10183, Oct. 4. 18660

Pleir (The) of the Wallabout; a comedy drama
with music in 4 acts and 6 scenes, by F. M.
Knowles and T. W. Jackson. 29 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Fred M. Knowles, Brooklyn ; D : 7676,
Dec. 7, 1905; 2c. Jan. 4, 1906. 18661

Heir (The) of Tottenham; a farce, by P. C.
Willard and D. PI. Moreliead.

© Paul C. Willard and David H. More-
head, Utica, N. Y. ; D : 4691, Mar. 7, 1904.

18662

Heir (The) of Wingate hall; a comedy in
twenty minutes, by C. Thompson. 25 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Charlotte Thomson, New York ; D : 939,
Oct. 9, 1901; 2c. Oct. 9, 1901. 18663

Heir (The), the houri and the height-day
clock. See Prince Sapolio.

Heir (The) to Greenwood. See Sarah's cousin.

Heir (An) to millions; by C. S. Booth.

© Chas. Stewart Booth, New Orleans ; D :
5657, Oct. 17, 1904. 18664

Heir (The) to the hoorah; a comedy in 4 acts,

by P. Armstrong. 122 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Paul Armstrong, New York ; D : .39 W,

Sept. 14, 1903 ; 2c. Sept. 14, 1903. 18665

Heir (The) to the soft-soap millions; or. The
age of kinder-right, comedy in 1 act, by
O. M. Johnson. [1], 32 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Apr. 13, 1911; D : 23949 ; Olive IL

18666

.Johnson, Englev\'00d, N. J.

921

18667

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

18689

Heirat (Die) aus lieb; familienbild in 3 nkten,
von N. Sulzberger. 173 p. f°. ]M.s.

© Ic. Jan. 6, 1911 ; D : 23026 ; Nathan Sulz-
berger, New York. 18667

Heiress (The); an American comedy in 4 acts,
by F. Clark.

© Frederic Clark, New York ; 1877 : 7046,
June 14. 18668

a comedietta in 1 act, by R. Espinasse.

© R. Espinasse, San Francisco ; 1873 : 12511.
Oct. 31. 18669

a comedy, by E. Taylor.

© Emerson G. Taylor, Hartford ; D : 14S47.
Jan. 19, 1909. 18670

comedy in 3 acts, by F. J. and W. Sinn.

105 p. 4 . Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 6, 1911 ; D : 25946 ; Frederick J.
and Walter Siim, New York. 18671

a drama in 4 acts, by N. Ames [i. e. Eleanor

Maria L]astcrbrook Amos]

© Nellie Ames, Brooklyn ; 1875 : 2488. l\Tnr.
17. 18872

— a drama of modern life in 4 acts, by A.
Douzet.

© Antonin Douzet, Paris ; D : 1941, May 28,
1902. 18673

— in 5 acts, by E. Wright. 63 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Ic. June 15, 1910; D: 21344; P^dnn
Wright, Philadelphia. 18674

— -a play in 4 acts, by S. G. Brigel. 106 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 26, 1913; D: 32440; Samuel G.
Brigel, Oakmont, Pa. 18675

— See also Wise (A) country boy.

Heiress (The) and the attorney; by J. Brooke.

© J. Brooke, Philadelphia ; 1879 : 15571.

Nov. 18. 18676

Heiress (The) hunters; comedy in 3 acts, by
W. B. Hare. Boston, Walter H. Baker & co.,
1915. 60 p. 12°.

© Feb. 25, 1915 ; 2c. Feb. 26, 1915 ; D : 39794
Walter Ben Hare, Springfield, Mo. 18676a

See also Flint and steel.

Heiress (An) in Irish. Sec Ten minutes for
refreshments.

Heiress (The) of Arne; a play in 4 acts, by K.
M. AVillrich.

© Kate M. Willrich, Buffalo ; D : 1786, Apr.
23, 1902. 18677

Heiress (The) of Barrister hall; a comedy in
4 acts, by P. C. Renard. 74 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Paul Charles Renard, St. Louis ; D : 7098,
Aug. 14, 1905; 2c. Aug. 14, 1905. 18678

Heiress of Cherry farm; a dramatic farce in 1
act, by M. V. Emeigh. 9 p. 16°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Mathilda Victoria Emeigh, Brooklyn ; D :
5551, Sept. 21, 1904; 2c. Sept. 21, 1904. 18679

Heiress (The) of Clodenside and the scally-
wag; an ori.ijinal drama in 4 acts, by C. Hud-
son and J. Carter.

• © Charles Hudson and John Carter, IjOU-
don ; 1898 : 56644, Sept. 27. 18680

Heiress (The) of Desmond hall; by A. Donog-
hue. Typewritten.

© Andrew Donoghue, Baltimore ; 1893 :
15761, Mar. 30; Ic. Mar. 30. 18681

Heiress (The) of Hoetown; a rural comedy in
3 acts, by Harry L. Newton and John Pierre
Roche. Chicago, T. S. Denison [1908] 55 p.
12°. ([Alta series])

© T. S. Denison, Chicago; D : 13054, May
25, 1908 ; 2e. July 17, 1908. 18682

Heiress of London; by R. Hutchinson.

© Rodolphe Hutchinson, Philadelphia ; 1885 :
24807, Nov. 27. 18683

Heiress (The) of Marcy; or. The Gipsey
Queen's revenge, a sensational drama in 4
acts, by T. R. Hann.

© Thomas R. Hann, Buffalo; 1873:11078,
Sept. 27. 18684

Heiress (The) of Molyneux; a drama in 4 acts
and a prologue, by A. Mansfield.

© Alice Mansfield, New York; 1881:15639,
Oct. 10. 18685

Heiress (The) of Percy hall; a drama in 3 acts,
by J. II. Freeman.

© J. Henry Freeman, New York; 1879:
2371, Feb. 19. 18686

Heiress of Rosedale; a drama in 5 acts, by P.
Hercht.

© Pauline Hercht, Brooklyn; 1883:20.528,
Nov. 6. 18687

Heiress (The) of St. Maurice; a drama for

young ladies' seminaries, by C. F. W. Dankers.

© Charles F. W. Dankers, New York ;

1886:8379, Apr. 8. 18688

Heiress (The) of Salvador; play in 4 acts, l)y
F. M. Cary. 41 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 26, 1914; D: 38337; Francis M.
Cary, Oakland, Cal. 18688a

Heirloom (The); play in 1 act, by R. B. Hamil-
ton and E. C. Ranck. 21 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. July 22, 1910; D : 21608 ; Robert B.
Hamilton and Edwin C. Ranck, Brooklyn.

18689

922

18690

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

18711

Heirloom ( The) — Continued.

play in 1 act, by W. Hitchcock and Charles

A. de Lima. 10 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© AValter Hitchcock and Charlie de Lima,
New York ; D : 159.58, May 26, 1909 ; 2c. IMay
26, 1909. 18690

Heirs (The) affiance; intrigue in high places;
Cresus shattered, a dramatic composition, by
W. W. Grant.

© William Wallace Grant, Brooklyn : 1898 :
71122, Dec. 7. 18691

Heirs at law; comedy in 1 act. by Anthony E.
Wills. New York, S. French; London. S.
French, ltd., 1909. 28 p. 12°.

© Nov. 13, 1909; 2c. Nov. 15, 1909; D:
17S78; Samuel French, New York. 18692

Heirs (The) of Aunt Em'ly; play in 3 acts, by
N. and O. T. Fiske. 128 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Nov. 18, 1911 ; D : 25789 ; Nellie and
O. T. Fiske, Hingham, Mass. 18693

Heirs (The) of Brandon hall. See Cord and
creese.

Heirs (The) of Idlewild; a melodrama in 4
acts and 6 tableaux, by S. B. Alexander.
47 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Sigmund B. Alexander, Boston ; 1892 :
10848, Mar. 10; Ic. Mar. 10. 18694

Heirs to the devil; a play in 4 acts, by Barry
Strong. 112 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Anna Wynne, New Y^ork ; D : 107G8, June
14, 1907; 2c. Aug. 12, 1907. 18695

Heitere (Die) residenz; lustspiel in 3 akten. von
Georg Engel. Berlin, Theaterverlag E. Bloch,
1912. 117 p. 12°.

© Ic. Jan. 23, 1913; D : 32333 ; Eduard
Bloch, Berlin. 18696

Hej! Strzelcy wraz! obrazek sceniczny w jednej
odslonie, napisal Czeslaw Lukaszkiewicz. New
York, Polish l)00k importing co., inc., 1915.
39 p. 12°.

© Jan. 8, 1915 ; 2c. Jan. 9, 1915 ; D : 39357 ;
Polish book importing co., inc.. New Y'^ork.

i8696a

Held asunder; an original drama in 4 acts, by
T. Malcolm Watson.

© J. M. Hill, New York; 1888:20754. July
19. 18697

Held by a thread; a play in 1 act, by E.
Gregory.

© Eliot Gregory, United States; 1807:

62679, Nov. 8. 18698

Held by the enemy; an American drama in 5
acts, by W. Gillette. Typewritten.

© William Gillette, New York ; 1898 : .59518,
Oct. 10; 2c. Oct. 10. 18699

Held for postage; a comedy drama in 4 acta,
by J. H. Slater.

© Joseph H. Slater, Chicago ; 1891 : 40833.
Nov. 14. 18700

farce comedy in 2 acts, by Robert Henry

Diehl. New York, Dick & Fitzgerald. 1913.
26 p. 12°.

© Jan. 29, 1913 ; 2c. Jan. 31, 1913 ; D : 32271 ;
Dick & Fitzgerald, New York. 18701

Held for ransom; by C. A. Taylor. 79 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Charles A. Taylor, New York ; D : 17.54.
Mar. 31, 1902; 2c. Dec. 13, 1902. 18702

by R. C. Barry. 9 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Richard C. Barry, Chicago ; D : 8369, IMar.
31, 1906; 2c. Mar. 10, 1906. 18703

— comedy in 1 act, by J. Keane. ii, 16 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. May 26, 1910; D: 21188; .Tames
Keane, Berkeley, Cal. 18704

a drama in 4 acts, by R. Carlyle. 103 p.

4 . Typewritten.

© Rita Carlyle, London ; D : 12133, Jan. 7,
1908; 2c. Jan. 22, 1908. 18705

a play by D. J. Foster (Willis Ardennes

.Tones-Foster )

© Dennes J. Foster, Philadelphia; 1888:
10444, Apr. 10. 18706

Held in bondage. See Alma.

Held in check; play in 4 acts, by E. Ruber. 73
p. f °. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 1, 1911 ; D : 23246 ; Edwin Ruber.
Philadelphia. 18707

by M. Watson, New York, 1873.

© Mary Watson, United States ; 1873 : 3571,
Apr. 8. 18708

Held in slavery; a melodrama in 4 acts, by M.
Hayden and E. Besserer.

© Martin Hayden and Eugenie Besserer,
New York ; 1889 : 7628, Mar. 9. 18709

Held up; by Mr. and Mrs. H. Russell. 14 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Mr. and Mrs. Howard Russell, Portland,
Or.; D: 13905, Sept. 23, 1908; 2c. Sept. 23,
1908. 18710

comedy in 1 act, by L. B. Waterhouse. [3] ,

16 p. 4 . Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 1, 1915; D: 42155; Leslie B.
Waterhouse, Hartford. 18710a

— a 1 act farce, by W. S. Brintnall. 39 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Woodbury Saxton Brintnall, San Rafael,
Cal. ; D : 13479, Aug. 1, 1908 ; 2c. Jan. 25, 1909.

18711

923

18712

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

18731

Held up — Continued.

a play in 4 acts, by Bret Harte and T. Ed-
gar Pemberton. 93 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Artliur Bourchier, London ; D : 3785, Aug.
3, 1903 ; 2c. Aug. 3, 1903. 18712

Held (Der) vom wald; schauspiel in 5 aufziigen,
von Hermann Essig. Berlin [F. Bloch ei'ben]

1912. 87 p., 2 1. 8°.

■ © Ic. Jan. 23, 1912 ; D : 28410 ; Felix Bloch
erben, Berlin. 18713

Held (Der) von Troja; schwank in 3 akten, von
Gebh. Schatzler-Perasini. Berlin W., Berliner
theater-verlag, g. m. b. h., 1914. 94 p. 8°.

© Ic. June 17, 1914; D: 38006; Berliner
theater-verlag, g. m. b. h., Berlin. 18713a

Helda; operetta in 3 atti, parole di Tom de
Godement e Michel Farlane, musica di Au-
gusto M. Fechner. Paris, Augusto M. Fechner,

1913. 64 p. 4°. [Libretto only]

© Nov. 8, 1913 ; 2c. Nov. 17, 1913 ; D : 35099 ;
A. M. Fechner, Paris. 18714

opgrette en 3 actes, par Maurice Ordonneau

et de Godement-Farlane, musique de Auguste
M. Fechner. Paris, A.-M. Fechner et cie.,
1911. 119 p. 12mo. [Libretto only]

© July 15, 1911; 2c. July 24, 1911; D:
24759; A. M. Fechner, Paris. 18715

Helden. See Tapf ere (Der) soldat.

Heldt's moving picture plant; play in 1 act, by
A. A. Heldt. 8 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 1, 1913 ; D : 32990 ; A. A. Heldt.
Evansville, Ind. 18718

Helen; comedy in 3 acts, by H. Leclaire. [2],
128 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 6, 1912; D: 28569; Helene Le-
claire, New York. 18717

a drama, by H. Peterson.

© Henry Peterson, Philadelphia; 1875:
9230, Sept. 6. 18718

■ or, One hundred years ago, a drama, by H.

Peterson.

© Henry Peterson, Philadelphia ; 1876 :
8152, July 8. . 18719

Helen, a child of chance; a play in 4 acts.

© Eulalia Bennett, Chicago; 1899:38701,
June 12. 18720

Helen Devonshire; a drama in a prologue and 4
acts, by Z. M. Clark.

© Zeba Montgomery Clark, New York;
1886 : 20264, Sept. 8. 18721

Helen dreams true; drama in 4 acts and a pro-
logue, dramatized from Mrs. M. L. Rayne's
book. Her desperate victory, by Mrs. Sidney S.
Niles. 48 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 4, 1912; D: 31313; Mrs. S. S.
Niles, Oak Park, 111. 18722

Helen from Harlem; by C. De Vonde. 79 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Chester De Vonde, New York ; D : 13502,
Aug. 4, 1908 ; 2c. Aug. 27. 1908. 18723

Helen Gordon's choice; original melodrama in 4

acts, by B. Eyferth. 65 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Bruno Eyferth, Duluth, Minn. ; D : 1156,

Dec. 5, 1901 ; 2c. Jan. 8, 1902. 18724

Helen Kuss for family matters; play in 3 acts,
by W. Hodgkis.s. 74 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© 1 c. Jan. 19, 1914 ; D : 35705 ; Wm. Hodg-
kiss, Alameda, Cal. 18724a

Helen of Ilsley's; play in 4 acts, by W. J.
Neidig. 122 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 16, 1915 ; D : 40014 ; William J.
Neidig, Chicago. 18724b

Helen of Troy; farcical comedy in 4 acts, adapt-
ed by M. L. Johnson.

© M. Lafitte Johnson, Philadelphia; 1882:
17306, Oct. 18. 18725

a 1 act dramatic burlesque, by E. T. Holli-

day.

© Emma Thacker Holliday, New York;
1896 : 18816, Mar. 26. 18726

— See also Helene.

Helen with the high hand; play in 3 acts, by
Richard Pryce, adapted from Arnold Bennett's
novel. New York, S. French ; London, S.
French, ltd., 1914. 103 p. 12°.

© Aug. 8, 1914 ; Ic. Aug. 8, 1914 ; D : 37779 ;
Samuel French, ltd., London. 18726a

Helena; by M. B. Weyman.

© Mollie Beers Weyman, Washington ; 1899 :
41961, June 27; 2c. June 27. 18727

- a drama, by D. Roberts. Typewritten.
© Dwight Roberts, Hinsdale, 111.; 1894:

12251, Mar. 1; Ic. Mar. 19.

18728

— a drama, by E. I. Williams, founded op
F. W. Robinson's novel, Her face was her for-
tune.

© E. Ida Williams, New York ; 1873 : 14.363,
Dec. 16. 18729

a romantic tragedy in 4 acts, adapted from

La haine of Victorien Sardou, by A. D. Hall.

© Robert L. Downing, Washington; 1895:
44990, Sept. 4. 18730

Helena boarding school; a farce comedy in 3
acts, by J. A. Eraser. 58 p. 4". Typewrit-
ten.

© John Arthur Eraser, New York; D: 1679.
Apr. 2, 1902: 2r. Apr. 2, 1902. 18731

924

18732

COPYRIGHTED IN TH]!; UNITED STATES

18753

Helena de la Seigliere; comedy in 4 acts [by
Jules Sandeau] New York, F. lluUman, 1SS8.
54 p. 4°. ([The Coquelia-Hading ed.])
[French and English]

© F. Rullman, New York; 1888:29093,
Oct. 19 ; 2c. Oct. 19. 18732

Helena's husband; or, At last the truth, his-
torical comedietta, by P. Moeller. 41 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 8, 1915 ; D : 41940 ; I'hilip Moel-
ler, New York. 18732a

Helene; drama of the twentieth century, by
J. K. Connor. [1], 64 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 7, 1914 ; D : 39027 ; James K.
Connor, Los Angeles. 18732b

drame en 4 actes, par P. Delair and A.

Messager.

© Paul Delair and Andre IMessager, Paris ;
1891:34751, Sept. 30. 18733

— a play in 4 acts, by M. Morton [i. e. M, M.
Conheim] 109 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Martha Morton, New York ; 1885 : ISOGG.
Aug. 20; 2c. Sept. 10, 1888. 18734

(Helen of Troy) ; lyric poem in 1 act, words

and music by Camille Saiiit-Saens, Englisli
version by Hermann Klein. New York, G.
Schirmer [1907] 29 p. 8°. (G. Schirmer's
collection of opera librettos)

© G. Schirmer, New York ; D : 10109. Feb.
27, 1907; 2c. Feb. 28, 1907. 18735

Helene Ardouin; comedie en 5 actes, par A.
Capus {In Petite illustration, no. 11. — 30 raai
1913, serie-theatre. — no. 6)

© May 10, 1913; 2c. June 23, 1913; D:
33583; Alfred Capus, Paris. 18736

See also Theatre complet; [de] Alfred

Capus.

Helene du Broissart; an emotional play, dram-
atized from Florence Marry at's novel, Love's
conflict, by C. Davenant.

© Cicely Davenant, New York ; 1888 : 28099.
Oct. 3. 18737

Helene Fairfax; or, A double tragedy ^, by G.
W. Dunn.

© George W. Dunn, Morning View, Ky. ;
1883:927, Jan. 15. 18738

Helene Rubecks ehe; ein tag aus dem leben
einer ungliicklichen frau. drama in 3 akten,
von Carl M. Jacoby. Berlin, Arion-verlag,
1910. cover-title, 1 p. 1., 83 p., 1 1. 8°.

© Oct. 27, 1910; 2c. Nov. 21, 1910; D:
22603; Arion verlag, Berlin. 18739

Helene's love; play in 1 act, by W. Whitcomb.
[1], 12 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 27, 1913; D : 32450 ; Winchell
Whitcomb, Brookline, Mass. 18740

Helen's babies; a comedy, by W. F. Gill.

© William F. Gill, Boston; 1877:11066,
Sept. 26. 18741

Helen's experiment; 1 act play, by M. C. New-
haus. 7 p, 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 4, 1913 ; D : 32926 ; Marie Cross
Newhaus, New York. 18742

Helen's funny babies; an Ethiopian burlesque
in 1 scene, by Frank Dumont. New York, C.
T. De Witt, 1878. 6 p. 12°. ( [De Witt's
Ethiopian and comic drama, no. 118] )

© Clinton T. De Witt, ^ New York ; 1878 :
15373, Dec. 27 ; 2c. July 10, 1880. 18743

Helen's hate; or, A woman's vengeance, a
dramatization in 5 acts of the novel of the
latter name, by R. G. Morris.

© Robert Griffith Morris, New York ; 1873 :
344; Jan. 14. 18744

Helen's husband; comedy, by G. Mansfield. [2],
112 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 30, 1910; D : 21912 ; Gertrude
IMansfield, New York. 18745

Helen's inheritance; a drama in 4 acts, by L. H.
Hooper.

© Lucy H. Hooper, United States; 1884:
13910, July 9. 18746

Helen's letter; a 1 act play, by Mrs. W. II. King.
Typewritten.

© Mrs. Wm. R. King, Nev^^ York; 1S99:
76779, Nov. 24; 2c. Nov. 24. 18747

Helen's rainbows; in 5 acts, by L. S. Gillespie.

© Lizzie Safford Gillespie, New York ; 1896 :

61587, Nov. 10. 18748

Helen's secret; comedy in 1 act, bv J. Simon-
.son. [2], 36 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 10, 1913 ; D : 34681 ; Julius Simon-
son, New York. 18749

Heletian (The) prince; by B. T. Graves.

© Belden Taylor Graves, St. Louis ; D : 5544.

Sept. 19, 1904. 18750

Heifer (Der); schauspiel in 4 aufziigen, von

Felix Philippi. New I'^ork, Felix Bloch erben,

1905. 98 p. 8°.

© Felix Bloch erben, Berlin ; D : 7547, Nov.
11, 1905; 2c. Nov. 18, 1905. 18751

Helg-a Holgerson; schauspiel in 3 aufziigen. von
Fritz Brehmer. Leipzig, Verlag von L. Staack-
mann, 1912. [5], 114 p. 12°.

© Oct. 10, 1912; 2c. Dec. 17, 1912; D:
31727 ; L. Staackmann, Leipzig. 18752

Helga, the phantom wife; a romantic drama in
4 acts and S scenes, tr. and adapted from the
Scandinavian, by H. Wilson and R. Gan-
thony.

© Hattie Wilson and Richai'd Ganthony.
Chicago; 1885:16956, Aug. 1. 18753

925

18754

DBAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

18777

Heliogabalus; a tragedy in 5 acts, by J. O'Con-
nor.

© Jeremiah O'Connor, Washington; 1899:
76121, Nov. 21. 18754

Heliograph (The); play in 1 act, by William
Patterson White and L. G. White. 12 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan, 4, 1910; D : 17861 ; mura
Glavis White, New York. 18755

Helios; a sunstroke in 3 fits, by E. C. de Bo-
nilla. 104 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© E. Camoin de Bonilla, New York ; D :
5350, July 18, 1904 ; 2c. July 18, 1904. 18756

Hell; burlesque in 1 act, by C. Pollock and R.
Wolf. [18], 47 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 18, 1911; D : 23689 ; Channing
Pollock and Rennold Wolf, New York. 18757

a moral spectacular drama in 4 acts, by

L. Franklin.

© Lester Franklin, Philadelphia. 1893:
26110, May 31. 18758

— play in 3 acts, by J. A. Murray. 71 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 24, 1911; D: 23453; John Allen
Murray and H. R. Stanton, Louisville. 18759

or. Bud's inferno, fantasy of the lower

regions, by W. J. Jacobs and E. D. Burrows.
[2], 19 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 28, 1910 ; D : 22173 ; Burrows &
Jacobs, San Francisco. 18760

Hell hath no fury; play in 3 acts, by C. Owen
and C. W. Bell. [2], 137 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. June 29, 1912 ; D : 30132 ; Cecil Owen
and Charles W. Bell, New York. 18761

Hellas; a dramatic composition in 2 divisions,
by H. W. Pfankuch. 20 p. f°. Typewritten.
© Herman W. Pfankuch, St. Paul; D:
11228, Aug. 26, 1907; 2c. Sept. 21, 1907.

18762

Hellenika; a Greek pantomime, by M. H. Bar-
rows. Typewritten.

© Mabel Hay Barrows, Dorchester, Mass. ;
1898 : 64.54G, Nov. 3 ; 2c. Dec. 15. 18763

Hell-e-vating' the stage. See Passing (The)
review.

Hello! a comedy in 1 act, by J. Golden. 14 j).
1l°. Typewritten.

© Jack Golden, Berkeley, Cal. ; D : 10460.
Apr. 29, 1907; 2c. Apr. 9, 1907. 18764

Hello, Bill! a comedy in 3 acts, by K. Oster-

nuin.

© Kathryn Osterman, New York ; 1900 A :
2260, Jan. 25. 18765

Hello, Bill — Continued.

a farce comedy in 3 acts, rev. and adapted

by Jean Barry more. 87 p. f°. Typewrit-
ten.

© United Amusement co., Erie, Pa.: D:
8884, July .30, 1906; 2c. Aug. 1, 1906. 18766

in 3 acts, by Fi*ank J. Hallo and Marie

Madison. Typewritten.

• © AValter N. Lawrence, New York; 1900
A: 28169, Nov. 15; 2c. Nov. 15. 18767

Hello, central! an original farce comedy, by
A. Deaves.

© Ada Deaves and W. C. Anderson, New
Orleans ; 1891 : 1.5744, Apr. 29. 18768

Hello (The) girls; 1 act sketch, by Felix Fan-
tus. 12 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 15, 1910; D: 22054; Mrs. S.
Wakefield, Chicago. 18769

Hello, heaven! a farce comedy in 3 acts, by
L. E. F. Prince. [3], 115 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Sept. 18, 1912 ; D : 30886 ; Leslie E. F.
Prime, Washington. 18770

Hello! hello! comedy in 1 act. adapted from
the French of Pierre Valdagne, by M. de L.

© J. G. Burchell, United States; ISSG:
15024, July 1. 18771

Hello, Jane! 1 act comedy, by N. Leffingwell.
[2], IS p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 23, 1911; D : 25836 ; Nat Lef-
fingwell, New York. 18772

Hello (The) lady. See City hall central.

Hello, then the deluge; dramatic ccmiposition,
l)y A. S. Burleson. 15 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 19, 1910; D: 20509; Adele S.
Burleson, Washington. 18773

Hell's kitchen; in 4 acts, by H. A. Murphy.
© H. A. Murphy, Fall River, Mass.; 1900
A : 21185, Aug. 24. 18774

Hells (The) of hate; drama hi 4 acts, 6 scenes,
by L. D. Follett. 79 p. f°. Typewritten.

© L. D. Follett, Buffalo; D:8387, Apr.
20, 190G; 2c. Apr. 20, 1906. 18775

Helmbrecht; oper in einem vorspiel und 3
akten, i'rei nach Wernher des giirtners Meier
nelmbrecht, text von Emil und Paul liliein-
hardt und dem komponisten, musik von
Julius Zaiczek. Berlin, A. Fiirstner, 1908.
G8 p. 12°. [Libretto only!

© Adolph Furstner, Berlin; i:> : 143.58, Nov.
23, 1908; 2c. Nov, 23, 190S. 18776

Helmichis; tragic play, a tale of the Lom-
bard invasion of Italy, by K. P. M^tour.

© Eugene Paul Metour, New York ; D :
90GG, Sept. 11, 1906. 18777

926

18778

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

18797

Heloise; lustspiel-schwank in 3 akten, nach clem
franzosischen des Henri Leonce, frei bear-
beitet von Charles Adair. Miinchen, Interna-
tionales verlags-institut, C. Profit, 1900. 64 p.
8°.

© International pub. institute, C. Pi;6fit,
Munich; 1900 A : 21553, Aug. 29; 2c. Au:,'.
29. 18778

or, Love's sacrifice, a play in 5 acts, b.v

G. Kronmiller. jr. Baltimore, The Sun book
and job printing office, 1870.

© George Kronmiller, jr., Baltimore ; 1870 :
4547, Dec. 7. 18779

or. The unrevealed secret, a melodrama in

5 acts, dramatized from a novel bv that name,
b.v W. O. Leslie. Philadelphia, 1882. 70 p.
12°.

© William O. Leslie, Philadelphia; 1882:
11245, July 8; 2c Nov. 1. 18780

Help; by G. Mitchell. 9 p. 4°. Typewi-itten.

© Grant Mitchell. New York ; D : 5055, IMav

20, 1904 ; 2c. May 20, 1904. 18781

an adaptation of a play, by A. D. Livan-

dais (A. P. Knutt)

© A. D. Livandais, New York ; 1882 : 2687,
Feb. 21. 18782

— a drama reconstructed from drama of same

name, by F. G. Maeder.

© Fred G. Maeder, Buffalo ; 1871 : 352. Jan.
16. 18783

— play in 1 act, by S. T. Nott. [1], 12 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 3, 1913 ; D : 32842 ; Sarah Thurs-
ton Nott, Oakland, Cal. 18784

•or. Your humble servant, a comic drama.

by F. G. Maeder.

© Fred G. Maeder, New York; 1870:2.^69,
Oct. 7. 18785

Help! help! fantastic farce formed from facts,
in 2 pts., by M. R. Palmer. 55 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Apr. 21, 1915; D : 40430 ; Martha
Royle Palmer, Salt Lake City. 18785a

play in 1 act, by Nixon Waterm.an.

20 p. 4°. Printed.

© Ic. Dec. 7, 1910 ; D : 22795 ; Home talent
entertainment bureau, Arlington, Mass.

18786

Help! Police! comedy in 3 acts, by R. E. Dun-
bar. [3], 131 p. 12°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 8, 1912 : D : 28611 ; Robin Ernest
Dunbar, South Bend, Ind. 18787

Help (The) question; comedy, by S. A. Rose.
6 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 10, 1914 ; D : 38157 ; Seymour
A. Rose, Chicago. 18787a

Help the widder; by M. H. Lindeman. Type-
written.

© M. H. Lindeman, Brooklyn ; 1899 : 33018,
May 16; 2c. May 16. 18788

Help-U (The) drill book for intermediate
grades; collection of new and original drills
and marches [by Harry C. Eldridge] Frank-
lin, O., Eldridge entertainment house, 1912.
59 p. 12°.

© Nov. 1, 1912 ; 2c. Dec. 9, 1912 ; D : 31657 ;
Eldridge entertainment house, Franklin, O.

18789

Help-U (The) drill book for primary grades;
collection of new and original drills and
marches [by Harry C. Eldridge] Franklin,
O., Eldridge entertainment house, 1912. 55 p.
12°.

© Nov. 1, 1912 ; 2c. Dec. 9, 1912 ; D : 31658 ;
Eldridge entertainment house, Franklin, O.

18790

Help wanted; by G. M. Russel.

© G. M. Ru.ssel, New York; 1888:2.5975.
Sept. 12. 18791

a comedy in 2 acts, by Helen Sherman

Griffith, Philadelphia, Penn pub. co., 1908.

2? p.

12°

© Penn pub. co., Philadelphia ; D : 13203,
June 17, 1908 ; 2c. June 17, 1908. 18792

— humorous playlet, by William Edmunds
and A. Goettler. [2], 23 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Mar. 10, 1913; D: 32636; Alphonse
Goettler, New York. 18793

play of to-day in 3 acts and 4 scenes, by

J. Lait. 83 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 18, 1913; D: 34479; Jack Lait,
Chicago. 18794

Helping a friend; a comedy in 3 acts, by J.
Frederick. 88 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Joseph Frederick, New York ; D : 3453,
May 15, 1903 ; 2c. Apr. 27, 1903. 18795

Helping father in a business deal; comedy

monologue for a lady, by Agnes Electra Piatt.

Boston, W. H. Baker & co., 1906. 7 p. 12°.

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston ; D : 9402.

Nov. 8, 1906; 2c. Dec. 17, 1906. 18796

Helping (The) hand; drama in 1 act, by J.

Shively. 20 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 5, 1915; D: 40266; Josephine
Shively, San Francisco. 18796a

— 1 act dramatic sketch, by J. W. Carey.
14 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© John W. Carey, Sioux City, la. ; D :
15604, Apr. 13, 1909; 2c. Apr. 21, 1909. 18797

927

18798

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

18819

I

Helping (The) hand — Continued.

sketch in 1 act, by W. J. Boemper.

10 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 13, 1912; D: 30255; Willie J.
Boemper, New York. 18798

Helping hands; in 4 acts, by L. E. Cole. [4],
36 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 24, 1910 ; D : 22364 ; Lou E. Cole,
Seattle. 18799

Helping out; sketch in 1 act, by K. B. Benite.
[1], 12 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 23, 1914; D : 39044 ; Katlieriue
Burke Benite, San Francisco. 18799a

Helpless (A) couple; by M. J. Williams. New-
York, S. French ; London, S. French, ltd.,
1905. 8 p. 12°. (On cover: French's inter-
national copyrighted ed. of the works of the
best authors, no. 87)

© Samuel French, New York ; D : 7001,
July 19, 1905; 2c. Apr. 11, 1906. 18800

Helpmate (The); play in 4 acts, by S. E. V.
Taylor. 127 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 22, 1910; D: 21400; Stanner
E. V. Taylor, New York. 18801

Helpmates; 1 act play in 3 pts., by M. E. Pes-
nel. 15 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Mar. 15, 1915; D : 39999 ; Maxunilian
Edwin Pesnel, East Orange, N. J. 18801a

play in 3 acts, by M. F. Gareissen. 120 p.

4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 14, 1911 ; D : 24931 ; Mabel Fon-
da Gareissen, New York. 18802

Helpmeet; play in 1 act, by E. Goodman. 22 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 23, 1913; D: 33027; Edward
Goodman, New York. 18803

by S. G. A. Rogers. 26 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Ic. June 18, 1913; D: 33526; Samuel
Greene Arnold Rogers, West Chester, Pa.

18804

Helpmeets; modern play in a prologue and 3
acts, by H. L. Bimm. [3], 64 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. July 26, 1910 ; D : 21650 ; Harry Lee
Bimm, Dayton, O. 18805

Hemmed in; an Ethiopian sketch, by J. C.
Stewart [pseud, of .John Stewart Crossy]
New York, R. M. De Witt, 1871. 12°. ( [De
Witt's Ethiopian and comic drama, no. 3] )

© Robert M. De Witt, New York; 1871:
12495, Dec. 29; 2c. Jan. 15, 1872. 18806

Hendric Hudson; or. The American Rhine
gold, by G. A. Morrison, jr.

© George Austin IMorrison, jr., New York ;
1890:11537, Apr. 8. 18807

Hendrick Hudson; or, The Half -moon phan-
[1]^ torn, a semi-historic comic opera.

© Elizabeth B. Perkins, New York; 1898:
55898, Sept, 23. 18808

Henker's niahlzeit; by A. Ramsey. [3], 17 p.
4*. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 21, 1909 ; D : 16601 ; Alicia Ram-
sey, London. 18809

Henna of the Geraniums; a comedy in 4 acts
and 7 scenes, l)y A. D. Clement.

© Ada D. Clement, San Francisco ; D :
2202, Aug. 9, 1902. 18810

Henpeck (The) singin' skewl's exerbition con-
certe; a musical burlesque entertainment, by
Archibald Humboldt [pseud, of G. O. Marcli]
Lebanon, O., March brothers [1908] cover-
title. 8 p. 12°.

© March bros., Lebanon, O. ; D : 13897. Sept.
21, 1908; 2c. Nov. 9, 1908. 18811

Henpecked; a comedy in 4 acts.

© Frank L. Gardner, Philadelphia; 1877:
9993, Aug. 31. 18812

4 act comedy, by De L. King.

© De Loss King, United States; 1882:
2371, Feb. 14. 18813

Henpeckos (The); or. What might have been,
sketch by Frank B. Coigne. 5 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. May 15, 1912; D: 29674; Champion
film CO., New York. 18814

Henri Beauchamp; a play in 4 scenes, by M.
De Comeyn.

© M. De Comeyn, United States; 1880:
2686, Feb. 18. 18815

Henri Iia Joel; a drama in 4 acts, by Joe Kauf-
mann.

© Josie Kaufmann, Port Richmond, N. Y. ;
D:7211, Sept. 6, 1905. 18816

Henrietta (The); a comedy in 4 arts, by B.
Howard. New York, S. French; London. S.
French, ltd., 1901. 82 p. 8°.

© Bronson Howard, New York; I):029.
July 2, 1901; 2c. Oct. 9, 1901. 18817

Henrietta's emancipation; a comedy in 3 act.
by W. S. Brintnall. 31 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Woodbury Saxton Brintnall, Oakland,
Cal.; D: 13771, Sept. 14, 1908; 2c. Jan. 30,
1909. 18818

Henrietta's lord; dramatic playlet to run
twenty minutes, by C. E. Van Loan. 13 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 9, 1910; D: 20398; Charles E.
Van Loan, New York. 18819

928

18819

COPYRIGHTED IN" THE UNITED STATES

18840

Henriette Jacoby; drama in 5 akten, von
Georg Hermann [pseud, des Georg Hermann
Borchardt] Berlin, Berliner theater-verlag,
g. m. b. h., 1915. 1 p. 1., 104 p. 12^ (Jett-
chen Gebert, 2. teil)

© Ic. Nov. 19, 1915; D: 42294; Berliner
theater-verlag, g. m. b. h., Berlin. 18819a

Henry III. See Barred (The) door.

Henry IV (King); with a special introduction
by Augustine Birrell, and an original frontis-
piece by Fred Roe. pt. 1. [The University
press Shakespeare. Renaissance od.] New
York, George D. Sproul, 19US. xxi, 151 p.
front. 4°. (The complete works of William
Shakespeare, with annotations and a general
introduction by Sidney Lee. v. 23)

© University press, Cambridge, Mass. ; A :
2004G3, Mar. 2, 190S; 2c. Mar. 2, 1908.

18820

and an original frontispiece by

Arthur Rackhani. pt. 2. [The University
press Shakespeare. Renaissance ed.] New
York, George D. Sproul, 1908. xx, 163 p.
front. 4°. (The complete works of William
Shakespeare, with annotations and a gen-
eral introduction by Sidney I-^ee. v. 24)

© University press, Cambridge, Mass. ; A :
200464, Mar. 2, 1908; 2e. Mar. 2, 1908.

18821

(Shakespeare's); with introduction, and

notes explanatory and critical, by H. N. Hud-
son, pts. 1, 2. Boston, Ginn & Heath, 1880.
2 v. 16°. (Annotated English classics)

© Henry N. Hudson, Boston ; 1880 : 17127,
17128, Nov. 11; 2c. pt. 1, Dec. 7; 2c. pt.
2, Dec. 24. 18822, 18823

introduction, notes and phm of prep-

aration, selected by Brainerd Kellogg, pt. 1.
New York, Clark & Maynard, 1885. 5, vi-ix,
[ll]-144p. 1 illus. 24°. (On cover: English
classics )

© Clark & Maynard, New York; 1885:
18235, Aug. 28 ; 2c. Aug. 31. 18824

Same. Boston, New York [etc.] Ginn &

company [1908] 2 v. 16°.

© Kate W. Hudson, Cambridge, Mass., in
renewal for 14 years from Nov. 11, 1908; A:
212765, 212763, July 24, 1908; 2c. each July
24, 1908. 18825, 18826

Henry the Fourth; by William Shakespeare,
ed. with notes, introduction, glossary, list of
variorum readings and selected criticism by
Charlotte Porter. [1st folio ed.] New York,
T. Y. Crowell company [1911]. 2 v. fronts.
16°.

© June 19, 1911; 2c. each June 21, 1911;
A : 289939-289940 ; Thomas Y. Crowell co..
New York. 18827, 18828

Henry the Fourth — Continued.

ed. by Frank Wadleigh Chandler, pt. 1.

New York, The Macmillan company, 1911.
xxii, 163 p. front. 24°. (The Tudor Shakes-
peare)

© Nov. 22, 1911; 2c. Nov. 23, 1911; A:
303076 ; INIacmillan co., New York. 18829

ed. by Elizabeth Deering Hanscom. pt. 2.

New York, The Macmillan companv, 1912.
xxi, 176 p. front. 24°. (The Tudor Shakes-
peare)

© June 12, 1912; 2c. J^une 13, 1912; A:
316167; Macmillan co.. New York. 18830

•ed. with notes by William J. Rolfe. pts.

1 and 2. Hai-per's library ed. New York and
London, Harper & brothers, 189S. 212, 214
p. fronts, illus. 12°. (Shakespeare's com-
plete works. V. 8)

© Harper & bros., New York ; 1898 : 26693,
26694, Apr. 29; 2c. each Jan. 13. 1899.

18831, 18832

— (Shakespeare's history of King); ed. with
notes by William J. Rolfe. pts. 1 and 2.
New York, Harper & brothers, 1880. 2 v,
illus. front. 16°.

© Harper & bros.. New York ; 1880 : 134,
135, Jan. 3; 2c. each Apr. 29. 18833, 18834

Same. New York, Cincinnati [etc.]

American book company [1904] 2 v. fronts.,
illus. 16°.

© William J, Rolfe, Cambridge, Mass. ;
A: 99552, 99553, Oct. 21, 1904; 2c. each Dec.
17, 1904. 18835, 18836

Same. New York, Cincinnati [etc.]

American book company [1908] 2 v. fronts.,
illus. 16°.

© William J. Rolfe, Cambridge, Mass., in
renewal for 14 years from Jan. 3, 1908 ; A :
195669, 195670, Jan. 2, 1908; 2c. each Feb.
29, 1908. 18837, 18838

— See also Shakespeare's works.

Henry V (King); a history in 5 acts, by Wil-
liam Shakespeare, the Richard Mansfield act-
ing version. New York, McClure, Phillips
& CO., 1901. xviii, 124 p. front., port. 8°.
© McClure, Phillips & co.. New York ;
1900 A : 31642, Dec. 31 ; 2c. Dec. 31, 1900.

18839

with a special introduction by Sid-

ney Lee and an original frontispiece by W.
Hatherell. [The University press Shakes-
peare. Renaissance ed.] New York, George
D. Sproul, 1908. xxix, 155 p. front. 4°.
(The complete works of William Shakespeare,
with annotations and a general introduction
by Sidney Lee. v. 25)

© University press, Cambridge, M«ss. ; A:
200465, Mar. 2, 1908; 2c. Mar. 2, 1908. 18840

5379—16-

-59

929

18840

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

18855

Hery V — Continued.

(Shakespeare's); ed. by Frederick Houk

Law. New York, Cincinnati, [etc.] American
book company [1914] 135 p. 16°. (Eclec-
tic EnglLsli classics)

© Aug. 28, 1914; 2c. Sept. 1, 1914; A:
380187; American book company, New York.

18840a

(Shakespeare's King); with notes, exami-

nation papers and plan of preparation, se-
lected, by Brainerd Kellogg. New York,
Clark & Maynard, 1883. 24°. (English clas-
sics)

© Clark & Maynard, New York; 1883:
14501, Aug. 3; 2c. Sept. 5. 18841

Henry the Fifth; historical play in 5 acts, by
William Shakespeare, historical sketch of the
play, remarks and notes upon its characters
and incidents, ed. and arr. for representation
by Charles E. Newton. New York, R. M. De
Witt. 63 p. 12°. (De Witt's acting plays,
no. ISO)

© Robert M. De Witt, New York; 1875:
7716, July 23 ; 2c. July 29. 18842

— a play, by William Shakespeare, arr. for
representation, by J. Hart.

© Josh Hart, United States; 1875:679,
Jan. 22. 18843

— (King-); by William Shakespeare, from the
Riverside edition, ed. by Richard Grant
White, with an introduction and additional
notes by Edward Everett Hale, jr. Boston,
New Yoi-k [etc.] Houghton, Mifflin and com-
pany [1905] 147 p. 12°, (The Riverside
literature series)

© Houghton, Mifflin & co., Boston; A:
132948. Dec. 8, 1905 : 2c. Dec. 19. 1905. 18844

ed. with notes by William J. Rolfe.

Harper's library ed. New York and London,
Harper & brothers, 1898. 193, [1] p. front,
illus. 12°. (Shakespeare's complete works.
V. 9)

© Harper & bros., New York ; 1898 : 26696,
Apr. 29 ; 2c. Jan. 13, 1899. 18845

introduction and notes by Henry Nor-

man Hudson, ed. and rev. by Ebenezer Charl-
ton Black with the cooperation of Andrew
Jackson George. School ed. [Boston, New
York, etc.] Ginn and company [1908] Iv,
176 p. front, (facsim.) illus. 16°. (The
new Hudson Shakespeare)

© Ginn & co., Boston; A: 222038, Oct. 22,
1908; 2c. Oct. 21, 1908. 18846

— (The life of); by William Shakespeare, ed.
with notes, introduction, glossary, list of vari-
orum readings and selected criticism by Char-
lotte Porter and Helen A. Clarke. [First
folio ed.] New York, T. Y. Crowell & co.

Henry the Fifth (The life of)— Continued.

[1906] 3 p. 1., v-xxiii, 292 p. front, (port.)
pi. 16°.

© Thomas Y. Crowell & co., New York ; A :
162316, Dec. 5, 1906 ; 2c. Dec. 5, 1906. 18847

ed. by Lewis F. Mott. New York, The

Macmillan company, 1911. xv, 177 p. incl.
front, (port.) 24°. (The Tudor Shakes-
peare)

© Oct. 2.5, 1911; 2c. Oct. 26, 1911; A:
297656; Macmillan co., New York. 18848

(Shakespeare's history of King); ed. with

notes by William J. Rolfe. New York, Harper
^: brother.s, 1878. [iii]-vi, [7]-191, [1] p.
illus., front. 16°.

© Harper & bros.. New York ; 1877 : 11060,
Sept. 26 ; 2c. Jan. 26, 1878. 18849

— Same. New York, Cincinnati [etc.] Ameri-
can book company [1904] 260 p. incl. front,
illus. 16°.

© Wm. J. Rolfe, Cambridge, Mass.; A:
80367, Feb. 26, 1904 ; 2c. June 25, 1904.

18850

— • Same. New York, Cincinnati [etc.] Ameri-
can book company [1905] 2 p. 1., [9]-193,
[1] p. front, illus. 16°.

© W. J. Rolfe, Cambridge, Mass., in re-
newal for 14 years from Sept. 26, 1905; A:
120344, June 28, 1905 ; 2c. Julv 25, 1905.

18851

— (Shakespeare's King); ed. for use in sec-
ondary schools by Edgar Coit Morris. Boston,
New York [etc.] Silver, Burdett and com-
pany [1911] 136 p. illus. 16°.

© Dec. 16, 1911; 2c. Dec. 18, 1911; A:
303429 ; Silver, Burdett & CO., Boston. 18852

ed. with an introduction and notes by

Brainerd Kellogg. New York, C. E. Merrill
company [1911] 181 p. front, (port.) plates.
16°. (Merrill's English texts)

© Jan. 14, 1911; 2c. Jan. 24, 1911; A:
280.309; Chas. E. Merrill co., New York.

18853

with introduction, and notes explana-

tory and critical, by H. N. Hudson. Boston,
Ginn & Heath, 1880. 194 p. 16°. (Annotated
English classics)

© Henry N. Hudson, Boston ; 1881 : 1117,
Jan. 19 ; 2c. Jan. 19. 18854

— Same. Boston. New York [etc.] Ginn &
company [1908] 194 p. 16°.

© Kate W. Hudson, Cambridge, Mass., in
renewal for 14 years from Jan. 19, 1909 ; A :
215153, Aug. 24, 1908 ; 2c. Aug. 24, 1908.

18855

930

18856

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

18879

Henry the Fifth — Continued.

(Shakespeare's life of King) ; ed. with in-
troduction and notes by Ralph Hartt Bowles.
New York, London, The Macmillan company,
1905. xli, 219 p. front, port. 24°. ([Mac-
uiillan's poclcet American and English clas-
sics] )

© aiacmillan co., New York ; A : 127181,
Sept. 26, 1905 ; 2c. Sept. 26, 1905. 18856

(Shakespere's King); ed. with notes and

an introduction by George C. D. Odell. New

Y^ork [etc.] Longmans, Green and co., 1905.

Ivi, 146 p. 12°. (Longmans' English clas-
sics)

© Longmans, Green & co.. New York; A:
132987, Dec. 8, 1905 ; 2c. Jan. 10, 1906. 18857

(Shakspere's) ; ed. by William Allan Neil-

son. Chicago, Scott, Foresman and company
[1909] 2 p. 1., 9-240 p. 16°. (The Lake
English classics)

© Nov. 9, 1909; 2c. Nov. 11, 1909; A:
251379; Scott, Foresman & co., Chicago.

18858

— See also Shakespeare's works.

Henry VI (King); with a special introduction
by Adolphus William Ward, and an original
frontispiece by Byam Shaw. pt. 1. [The
University press Shakespeare. Renaissance
ed.] New York, George D. Sproul, 1907. lix,
180 p. front. 4°. (The complete works of
William Shakespeare, with annotations and a
general introduction by Sidney Lee. v. 17)

© University press, Cambridge, Mass. ; A :
190087. Oct. 21, 1907; 2c. Oct. 21, 1907.

18859

and an original frontispiece, by El-

eanor F. Brickdale. pt. 2. [The University
press Shakespeare. Renaissance ed.] New
York, George D. Sproul, 1907. xxv, 149 p.
front. 4°. (The complete works of William
Shakespeare, with annotations and a general
introduction by Sidney Lee. v. 18)

© University px-ess, Cambridge, Mass. ; A :
190088, Oct. 21, 1907 ; 2c. Oct. 21, 1907. 1-8860

and an original frontispiece by Gerald

Moira. pt. 3. [The University press Shake-
speare. Renaissance ed.] New York, George D.
Sproul, 1907. xxxviii, 142 p. front. 4°. (The
complete works of William Shakespeare, with
annotations and a general introduction by
Sidney Lee. v. 19)

© University press, Cambridge, Mass. ; A :
190089, Oct. 21, 1907 ; 2c. Oct. 21, 1907. 18861

Henry the Sixt; by William Shakespeare, ed.
with notes, introduction, glossary, list of
variorum readings and selected criticism by
Charlotte Porter, pts. 1-3. [First folio ed.]

Henry the Sixt — Continued.
New York, T. Y. Crowell company [1912] 8
V. fronts. 16°.

© Oct. 22, 1912 ; 2c. each Oct. 24, 1912 ; A :
328( "57-328059; Thomas Y. Crowell co.. New
York. 18862-18864

Kenry the Sixth; ed. by Louise Pound. 1st pt.
New York, The Macmillan company, 1911.
xvii. 141 p. front. 24°. (The Tudor Shake-
speare)

© Nov. 29, 1911; 2c. Dec. 1, 1911; A:
303171 ; Macmillan co.. New York. 18865

^ed. by Charles H. Barnwell. 2d. pt. New

York, The Macmillan company, 1913. xx, 165
p. front. 24°. (The Tudor Shakespeare)

© June 25, 1913; 2c. June 26, 1913; A:
347822 ; Macmillan co., New York. 18866

— ed. by Robert Adger Law. 3d pt. New
York, The Macmillan companv, 1913. xix, 159
p. front. 24°. (The Tudor Shakespeare)

© Mar. 5, 1913 ; 2c. Mar. 6, 1913 ; A : 332692 ;
Mariiiillan co., New York. 18867

— (King-); ed. with notes by William J. Rolte.
pts. 1, 2 and 3. Harper's library ed. New
York and London, Harper & brothers, 1898.
2 V. fronts, illus. 12°. (Shakespeare's com-
plete works. V. 1, 2)

© Harper & bros., New York ; 1898 : 25048-
25045, Apr. 21 ; 2c. each Jan. 13, 1899.

18868-18870

— (Shakespeare's history of King); ed. with
notes by William J. Rolfe. pts. 1-3. New
York, Harper and brothers, 1882. 3 v. fi-ont,
illus. 16°.

© Harper & bros.. New York ; 1882 : 13497-
13499, Aug. 15; 2c. each Nov. 11.

18871-18873

— Same.

© by W. J. Rolfe, Cambridge, Mass., as
author, in renewal for 28 years. Renewal no.
447-^49. Jan. 8, 1910. Original entry, Aug.
16, 1882, no. 13497-13499. 18874^18876

— - Same. pt. 1. New York, Cincinnati [etc.]
American book company [1905] 223 p. incl.
front., illus. 16°.

© William J. Rolfe, Cambridge, Mass.; A:
117313, May 20, 1905 ; 2c. Oct. 17, 1905.

18877

— Same. pt. 2. 240 p. illus. 16°.

© William J. Rolfe, Cambridge, Mass. ; A :

122409, July 26, 1905 ; 2c. Oct. 21, 1905. 18878

— Same. pt. 3. 240 p. illus. 16°.

© William J. Rolfe, Cambridge. Mass. ; A :

122410, July 26, 1905; 2c. Oct. 23, 1905.

18879

— See also Shakespeare's works.

931

18880

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

18896

Henry VIII; a historical drama in 5 acts and
8 tableaux, by Jules de Martliold.

© Frangois IMons and I.ouis Nathal, New
York; 1886:19929, Sept. 3. 18880

with introduction and notes, by H. N. Hud-
son. Boston, Giun brothers, 1873. (Plays of
Shakespeare, no. 6)

© Henry N. Hudson, United States ; 1873 :
8436, July 23; 2e. July 24. 18881

Henry VIII and his court. See Catharine
Parr.

(King); with a special introduction by

Edward Dowdcii and an orij^iiuil frontispiece
by F. C. Cowper. [Tlie University press
Shakespeare. Renaissance ed.] New York,
George D. Sproul, 1908. xxxi, 155 p. front.
4", (The complete works of William Shakes-
peare, with annotations and a general intro-
duction by Sidney Lee. v. 26)

© University press, Cambridge, Mass. ; A :
200466, Mar. 2, 1908; 2c. Mar. 2, 1908.

18882

Henry VIII's four o'clock tea. See Royalty
at home.

Henry the Eight (The life of); by William

Shakespeare, ed. with notes, introduction,
glossary, list of variorum readings and
selected criticism by Charlotte Porter [First
folio ed.] New York. T. Y. Crowell company
[1912] 4 p. 1., vii-xviii, 251 p. front. 16°.
© .Oct. 22, 1912; 2c. Oct. 24, 1912; A:
328055; Thomas Y. Crowell co., New Y^ork.

18883

Henry the Eighth (King); ed. with notes by
William J. llolfe. Harper's library ed. New
York and London, Harper & brothers, 1898.
217 p. front, illus. 12°. (Shakespeare's
complete works. , v. 19)

© Harper & bros.. New York : 1898 : 30035,
May 17 ; 2c. Jan. 13, 1899. 18884

(The life of); ed. by Charles G. Dunlap

New York, The Macmillan company, 1912.
xix, 168 p. inch front, (port.) 24°. (The
Tudor Shakespeare)

© Feb. 14. 1912; 2c. Feb. 15, 1912; A:
305632; Macmillan co.. New York. 18885

(Shakespeare's history of King) ; ed. with

notes by William J. llolfe. New York, Harper
and brothers, 1872. 210 p. illus. 16°.

© Harper & bros.. New York ; 1871 : 10459,
Nov. 4; 2c. Feb. 2, 1872. 18886

Same. New York, Harper & brothers,

1884. 215 p. front, illus. 16°.

© Harper (S: bros.. New York ; 1883 : 24327
Dec. 27 ; 2c. Feb. 20, 1884. 18887

Henry the Eighth (Shakespeare's history of

King) — Continued.
Same. New York and London, Harper and

brothers, 1899. 217 p. illus. 16°. (English

classics )

© William J. Rolfe, Cambridge, Mass., in
renewal for 14 years from Nov. 4, 1899 ; 1899 :
07968, Oct. 20; 2c. Nov. 2. 18888

Same. New York, Cincinnati [etc] Amer-

ican book company [1904] 266 p, inch front,
(port.) illus. 16°.

© William J. llolfe, Cambridge. Mass. ; A :
98367, Oct. 6, 1904; 2c. I>ec. 6, 1904. 18889

- — (Shakespeare's King); with introduction,
and notes explanatory and critical, by H. N.
Hudson. Boston, Ginn cV: Heath, ISSO." 196 p.
16°. (Amiotated English classics)

© Henry N. Hudson, Boston ; 1881 : 1093.
Jan. 19; 2c. Jan. 19. 18890

— Same. Boston, New York [etc] <;inn iV:
company [1908] 196 p. 16°.

© Kate W. Hudson, Cambridge, Mass

in

renewal for 14 years from Jan. 19, 1909; A:
218611, Oct. 3, 1908; 2c. Oct. 3, 1908. 18891

with notes and exann'nation ])apers.

and plan of preparation, selected by Brain-
erd Kello.gg. New York, ('lark & Mavnard,
1884. 24°.

© Clark & Maynard, New York; 1884:
177.53, Sept. 2; 2c. Oct. 9. 18892

and The tempest; prepared l)y Emma

Mont. McRae, with introduction and explana-
tory notes by Henry N. Hudson. Boston and
London, Ginn & company, 1895. iv, [1], 461 p.
12°.

© Ginn & co., Boston; 1895:37420. July

8.

18893

19; 2c. Aug.

— — (Shakespeare's play of); the prompt-book
ed. by W. Winter, as presented by Edwin
Booth, [v. 15.] New York, Francis Hart !k
company, 1878. 71 p. 16°.

© William Winter, New York ; 1878 : 14323,
Dec. 7; 2c. Dec. 17. 18894

(S'ee also Shakespeare's works.

Henry Bruce and Amelia Ross; a dramatic
exhibition of the triumph of loyal ambition,
with panorama and diorama of Sherman's
march to the sea, by A. J. Ryan.

© A. J. Rvan, Topeka, Kan. ; 1880 : 10420,
July 6. 18895

Henry Dunbar. See Wilmot or Dunbar?

Henry Emerson, profound atheist; dramatic
tragic comedy in 4 acts, by E. H. Sterling.
[3], 84 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 18, 1913; D : 33531 ; Edward
Hamilton Sterling, Trenton, N. J. 18896

932

18897

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

18918

Henry Esmond; a drama in 4 acts, by L. R.
Cautley.

© Lucy Randolph Cautlev, Baltimore ; D :
274, Mar. 28, 1901. 18897

a drama in 4 acts and 5 scenes, from inci-

dents in W. M. Thackeray's novel of the same
name, by I. B. Goodrich, jr. 103 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ira B. Goodrich, jr., Boston; D : .3774.
July 31, 1903; 2c. Aug. 11, 1903. 18898

a play in 4 acts, founded on Thackeray's

novel of the same name, by W. L. Lockwood
and E. F. Boddington.

© W. L. Lockwood and Ernest F. Bodding-
ton, Brooklyn; 1900 A: 1555, Jan. 17. 18899

See also Esmond. — Greater than a king.

Henry Granden; or. The unknown heir, by
F. L. Bingham.

© Frank Lester Bingham, Delta, O. : 1872 :
3, .Tan. 2. 18900

Henry Grattan; drama in 3 acts, by R. R. Mur-
ray. [1], 43 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 15, 1913 ; D : 34737 ; Ralph Ran-
kin Murray, Philadelphia. 18901

Henry Hudson in the New World. See His-
torical stories in dramatic form.

Henry James from Williamsburg; a comedy
in 4 acts, by C. F. Ryan. 9 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Cliarles F. Rvan, Turners B\al]s, Mass. ;
I) : 2089, July 5, 1902 ; 2c. Dec. 8, 1902. 18902

Henry Morton; or, The twin brothers, a driinia
in 4 iK'ts, by G. Bernard. Fall River. Mass..
Daily sun publishing co.. 1880. .'53 p. S°.

© G. Bernard, Fall River, Mass.; 1880:
18456, Dec. 4; 2c. Dec. 29. 18903

Henry number 8; a musical l)urlesque in 2
acts, libretto by E. Boltwood.

© Edward Boltwood, I'ittsfield, Mass.;
1895: 19758. Apr. 10. 18904

Henry of Aue. See Dramatic works of^Ger-
hart Hauptmann.

Henry of Lancaster; a romantic play in 4 acts,
by <r. Unger. 117 p. 8°. Typewritten.

© Gladys LTnger, Loughton, p]ngland ; D :
12667, Mar. 5, 1908; 2c. Mar. 5, 1908. 18905

Henry of Navarre; a dramatic fiction after
Dumas in 4 acts, by W. North.

© Wilfrid North, New York; 1898:60036,
Oct. 12 ; 2c. Oct, 13, 18906

— a romantic historical drama.

© Kiralfy bros., New York; 1875:7821,
July 27. 18907

Henry of Navarre — Continued.

a romantic play in 4 acts, by William

Devereux. New York. The Knickerbocker
press, 1908. 1 p. 1., 101 p. 12°.

© Greening & co., ltd., London ; D : 14101,
Oct. 20. 3908; 2c. Oct. 21, 1908. 18908

Henry the Second; lyric drama in 3 acts, from
the Danish, by J. Anderson.

© J. Anderson, Brooklvn ; 1878 : 2117, Feb.
18. 18909

Her; play in 3 acts, by H. T. Harrison. 69 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 20, 1911 ; D : 25810 ; H. T. Har-
rison, Leesburg, Va. 18910

Her ambition; play in 4 acts, by M. Ellis.
02 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 4, 1912 ; D : 31212 ; Marion Ellis,
Granite Falls, Minn. 18911

Her American highness; by R. Hughes.

© Rupert Hughes, New York ; 1898 : 11.397,
Feb. 14. 18912

Her American prince; modern comedy-drama
in 3 acts, by I. B. Goodrich, jr. 72 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ira B. Goodrich, jr., Boston; D : 4175,
Nov. 2. 1903; 2c. Dec. 1, 1903; Ic. new ed.
July 30, 1904; Ic. new ed. Mar. 14, 1905; Ic.
new ed. Dec. 15, 1905. 18913

or. His royal sweetheart, a modern

comedy-drama in 4 acts and 6 scenes, by O. H.
Fast.

© Carl Herbert Fast. Rochester, N. Y. ;
D:7887, .Jan. 22, 1906. 18914

iler ang'el husband; farce in 1 act, by G. W.
Merchant. 11 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 2, 1912 ; D : 29565 ; Grace Winona
Merchant, Brockton, Mass. 18915

Her answer; drama in 3 acts, by G. D. Golden-
burg. 23 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 31, 1911 ; D : 23230 ; Grace De-
laney Goldenburg, Cincinnati. 18916

Her atonement; combination fotoplay and 1
act spoken drama, by F. Staples. 14 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. May 27, 1915; D : 40779 ; Frank
Staples, San Gabriel, Cal. 18916a

a drama in 5 acts, by A. P. Pond.

© A. P. Pond, New York ; 18S0 : 20668. Dec.
31 ; 2c. June 29, 1881. 18917

Her awakening; by Earl Roosevelt Becker and
John Haran Cannon. [2], 46 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Oct. 16, 1911 ; D : 25500 ; E. R. Becker
Elnglewood, N. J., and J. H. Cannon. New
York. 1891t

933

18918

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

18933

Her awakening — Continued.

play in 1 act. Ijy J. Dyer. 11 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Nov. 30, 1014 ; D : 38958 ; June Dyer.
Spokane, Wash. 18918a

See also Ihr erwachung-.

Her baby; play in 1 act, by H. K. Tootle. [1],
22 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 20, 191.5; D : 42301 ; Harrv Kina
Tootle, Flushing:, N. Y. 1891813

Her beauty doctor; by Charles Horwitz.

© Wesson and Walters, Chicago ; D : 4, Jan.
2, 1901. 18919

Her best audience; sketch, by Scott Sidney.
4 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 23, 1912; D;317G6; Harry W.
Siggins, Bradford, Pa. 18920

Her best foot forward; play in 1 act, by W.
Coleman. 232 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 2, 1915 ; D ; 40255 ; Walter Cole-
man, New York. 18920a

Her better half; play in 3 acts, by P. L. Shaw.
108 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 29, 1914; D: 37694; Percy L.
Shaw, New York. lS920b

'ler better self; by Mrs. M. P. Arnold. 10 p.
f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 31, 1911 ; D : 24817 ; Mrs. M. P.
Arnold, Denver. 18921

play in 1 act, by A. L. MacLaren. 18 p.

4 . TypeAvritten.

© Ic. Oct. 22, 1912; D: 31210; Alma L.
MacLaren, New York. 18922

Her big- assignment; comedy in 1 act, by F. M.
McLane. 22 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 14, 1912; D : 29CG4 ; Fannie
Moulton McLane, New York. 18923

comedy in 3 acts, by F. M. McLane. 47 p.

4 . Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 27, 1914; D : 37956 ; Fannie
Moulton McLane, New York, 18923a

Her big- idea; play in 3 acts, by G. M. Freeman.

[2], 95 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 9, 1914; D: 38446; Gladys M.
Freeman, New York. 18923b

Her birthday letter; farce in 1 act, by D.
Stuart. 22 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 1, 1915; D: 39818; D. Stuart,
Los Gatos, Cal. 18923c

Her birthday present; a 1 act play, by C 01-
ney. 35 p. obi. 16°. Typewritten.

© Channez Olney. Watertown, N. Y. ; D :
9357, Oct. 31, 1906 ; 2c. Oct. 31, 1906. 18924

Her birthday present — Continued.

or. The Sanford and Merton railway,

American play in 4 acts and 1 inter-act, by T.

Val. Baylie [pseud, of H. B. White] 94 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 22, 1910; D; 20865; Harry B.
White, Brooklyn. 18925

iS'ee also Me, she or him.

Her bitterest foe; a sensational tabloid drama
of western life in 3 acts, by Nelson Compston.
34 p. f°. Mimeographed.

© Oct. 15, 1914 ; 2c. Nov. 9, 1914 ; D : 38751 ;
Alex'. Byers, Chicago. 18925a

Her bridal eve.

© IMarshall W. Taylor, Camden, N. J. ; D :
3121, Mar. 13, 1903. " 18926

Her brother; a musical farce in 2 acts, by R. E.
Phillips.

© Roland Edward Phillips, Flushing, N. Y. ;
1900 A : 29037, Nov. 27. 18927

;play in 3 acts, by George Gould and Paul

Harness [pseud, of F. P. Holden] 167 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. ]\Iar. 6, 1914 ; D : 36268 ; F. P. Holden,
New York'. 18927a

Her brother's chum; play in 3 acts, by Richard
11. Rollins. 89 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 31, 1912; D: 31286; Elbert and
Getchell, Des Moines. 18928

Her brother's honour; play in 1 act, by J. O.
Hartes. [2], 19 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 25, 1912; D : 29542 ; John Or-
lando Hartes, New York. 18929

Her brother's keeper; by W. IMontague. 6 p.
f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 27, 1910; D: 21546; Walter
ISIontague, San Francisco. 18930

Her brother's misfortune. See Character
saves reputation.

Her brother's sin; in 4 acts, by F. J. Mahon.

72 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Frank J. Mahon. Detroit; D : 8125, Mar.
7, 1906; 2c. Mar. 7, 1906. 18931

Her brother's sister; an original comedy in 3
acts, by W. Browne.

© Walter Browne, New York ; 1895 : 379,
.Jan. 2. 18932

Her burglar; a 1 act skit, by H. Fitzgerald,
© Harrington Fitzgerald, Philadelphia ; D :
686, July 24, 1901. 18933

Her business; comedy in 3 acts, by E. F. Hague.
SO ]\ f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 11, 1914; D: 37809; E. Fern
Hague, New York. 18933a

934

18934

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

18953

Her busy day; a farce in 1 act, by J. C. Hyde.
Proof.

© James Clarence Hyde, New York ; D :
.5188, June 16, 1904 ; 2c. June 16, 1904. 18934

or, An experience in housekeeping-, a

farce in ] act, hy James C. Richards [pseud,
of J. II. Condrin] Boston, W. H. Baker & co.,
1903. 33 p. 12°. (On cover: Baker's ed.
of plays)

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston ; D : 4130,
Oct. 23, 1903 ; 2c. Nov. 16, 1903. 18935

Her chance; or, Just before rehearsal, mono-
logue comedy, by M. V. Freese. 10 p. 8°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 12, 1910 ; D : 20172 ; Myron Vin-
cent Freese, Boston. 18936

Her choice. See After many days.

Her Christmas gift; comedy in 1 act, by O.
Fuller. 12 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 29, 1910; D : 21897 ; Caroline
Fuller, Northampton, Mass. 18937

Her country cousin.

© Frank .Tones, Fairview, W. Va. ; 1892:
50230, l^ec. 9. 18938

Her cowboy brother; by G. Wilson and W.
Zimmermann.

© Gordon Wilson and William Zimmer-
mann, Chicago; D : 15337, Mar. 1.5, 1909.

18939
l)y O. Parker. 29 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 7, 1910 ; D : 20129 ; Olive Parker,
Syracuse, N. Y. 18940

Her cowboy lover; a monologue, by Adrieinie
Koucolle. Chicago, The dramatic publishing
company, 190S. 6 p. 12°.

© Dramatic pub. co., Chicago ; L» : 14726,
Jan. 2, 1909; 2c. Jan. 2, 1909. 18941

Her cowboy visitor; a 4 act comedy drama, by
C. F. Harrison. 47 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Cbarles F. Harrison. St. Louis; D:6335,
Mar. 14, 1905; 2c. May 15, 1905. 18942

Her cowpuncher boss; a society sketch for two

people, by T. K. Kyle. 6 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Thomas E. Kyle, Toronto, Canada; D:

12934, May 9, 1908 ; 2c. May 9, 1908. 18943

Her cross of gold; 5 act melodrama, by W.

Shea.
© Walter Shea, Maiden, Mass.; D : 5797.

Nov. 19, 1904. 18944

Her Cuban tea; bumorous monologue for a

woman. l>y Pauline Plielps. [New York. E. S.

\\^ei-ner puldishing and supply company (in-
corporated) 1902] 6 p. 8°.

© Edgar S. Werner pub. & supply co., New

York; A: 31627; Apr. 25, 3902; 2c. Oct.

18, 1902. 18944a

Her daddy's boy; play in 1 act, by K. E. Ro-
mans. 36 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 7, 1915 ; D : 41691 ; Robert Ed-
ward Plomans, Northampton, I\Iass. 18944b

Her dad's own girl; a modern play in 4 acts,
by F. M. Knowles.

© Frederick Milton Knowles, Brooklyn ; D :
11325, Sept. 10, 1907. 18945

Her dark marriage morn; bv E. A. Bell. 32 p.
8°.

© Emma A. Bell, Los Angeles; D:8029,
Feb. 19, 1906; Ic. Feb. 19, 1906. 18946

drama in 4 acts, by Lem B. Parker. 82 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 16, 1912 ; D : 29686 ; Goes litho-
graphing CO., Chicago. 18947

Her daughter; play in 4 acts, by H. Osborne
and Adele Blood. 105 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. .Jan. 2, 1914; D : .^.5.527 ; Hubert Os-
borne. New York. 18947a

Her day of grace; by R. W. McCulloch.

© Robert William McCulloch, Chicago ;
1899:123.53, Feb. 1.3. 18948

Her deaf ear; a parlor farce in 1 act, by A.
Bates. Boston, W. H. Baker & co., 1907.
12 p. 12°.

© Arlo Bates, Boston; D : 11420, Sept. 26,
1907; 2c. Oct. 24, 1907. 18949

Her dearest enemy; a drama in 4 acts, by F.
Summerfield. 91 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Fred. Summerfield, New York ; D : 4775,
Mar. 23, 1904; 2c. Mar. 2.3. 1904. 18950

dramatic sketch in 1 act, by W. D. Eaton

and John E. McWade. 12 p. 4°. Printed.
© July 19, 1909; 2c. July 19, 1909; D:
16542; William D. Eaton, Chicago. 18951

Her dearest friend; play in 1 act, by Rose-
mary Rees. New York, S. French ; London,
S. French, ltd., 1910. 24 p. 12°.

© Nov. 21, 1910; 2c. Nov. 22, 1910; D:
22619; Samuel French, ltd., London. 18952

Her death before dishonor. See More to be
pitied than scorned.

Her debut; play in 3 acts, by F. J. Kovach.
56 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© le. Mar. 17, 1915; D: 40026; Franyo J,
Kovach, Cambridge, Mass. 18952a

Her decision; a twenty minute playlet, by Wm,
F. Sailor. 15 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 6, 1912 ; D : 29889 ; William F.
Sailor, St. Paul. 18953

Her desperate victory,
true.

See Helen dreams

935

18954

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

18976

Her devil; a tragedy in 4 acts, by J. H. Twells,
jr.

© J. H. Twells, jr., Berlin ; D : 12446, Feb.
3, 1908. 18954

Her dream; 1 act drama, by R. H. Maudy. 7 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 6, 19] 5; D: 39870; Reuben Her-
bert Mandy, Newark, N. .7. 18954a

an operatic and descriptive sketch, by A. S.

Rhorer. Typewritten.

© A. S. Rhorer, Chicago ; 1898 : 18685, Mar.
21; 2c. Mar. 21. 18955

Her dressing- room; playlet, by T. Goldberg.
13 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 7, 1909; D: 16717; Jack Gold-
berg, New York. 18956

Her Dutch, uncle; a farce comedy in 1 act, by
I\r. J. A. IMcDonald.

© Morton J. A. McDonald, San Francisco;
D:7900, Jan. 26, 1906. 18957

Her Easter choice; an Easter dialogue for ten
girls, by Margaret Slattery. (In Pilgrim
teacher, March, 1907)

© Luther H. Gary, Boston; D:9801. .Tan.
16, 1907; 2c. Feb. 23, 1907. 18958

Her eng-agement ring; comedy in 1 act, by

G. A. Ouraud. [2], 16 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 30, 1910; D: 21694; Guy A.

Ourand, Washington. 18959

Her English, company; or, A London engage-
ment, by H. R. Hosmer and Walter Cluxton.
11 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Harriet Ross Hosmer, New York ; D :
8570, May 21, 1906; 2c. May 21, 1906. 18960

Her excellency; a comedy, by Marwell Hall.
© Bvron P. Stephenson, New York; 1S94:
49082, Oct. 20. 18961

Her excellency, the governor; or, A woman of
some importance, phiylet in 1 act, by V. G.
Yisscher. 22 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 18, 1911 ; D : 2.5249 ; Viva Glenn
Visscher, New York. 18962

Her excellency, the president; or, From
votress to spinster statesman, comedy of the
dim future. 124 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 17, 1010; D: 21052; Wallace
Peck, Brooklyn. 18963

Her face her fortune; a drama in 4 acts, by
B. Darling.

© Bessie Darling, New York; 1874:9758,

July 25. 18964

Her face was her fortune. See Helena.

Her faith justified; drama in 4 acts, by G. W.
Ward. 104 p. f°. Typewritten.

© George AVesterfield Ward, Alexandria,
Minn.; D:S699, June 14, 1906; 2c. -Tune 14.
1906. 18965

Her family; or, Cured, comedy dramatic sketch,
by W. W. Scott. [1], 11 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

. © Ic. Dec. 10, 1912 ; D : 31649 ; Wm. Waide
Scott, New York. 18966

Her family tree; a comedy in 3 acts, by W. N.
Freeman.

© Wm. Neely Freeman, New York ; D : 507,
May 27, 1901. 18967

Her famous boxing roosters. See Lucy's day
off.

Her fatal beauty; a melodrama, by Wm. B.
Hurst.

© Thomas W. Broadhurst, New York; D:
1976, June 6, 1902. 18968

Her fatal gift; melodrama in 5 acts and 7
scenes, by J. Caldwell. 110 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© .Jean Caldwell, New York; D:672S. IMiiv
17, 1905 ; 2c. May 17, 1905. 18969

Her fatal love; a comedy di*ama in 5 acts, by
George Morton. 97 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Georse Samuels, New York : D : 2748,
Dec. 22, 1902 ; 2c. Jan. 2, 1903. 18970

an original drama, by L. B. Parker.

© Lem B. Parker, New York; D : 109.32,
July 9. 1907. 18971

Her fatal shadow; drama in 4 acts, by Jean
Barrymore. 75 p. f°. Typewritten.

© United amusement co., Erie. Pn.; D:
8522, May 14, 1906; 2c. June 29, 1906. 18972

Her fatal sin; melodrama in 4 acts, by Robert
Leeland. 125 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Charles W. Fonda, Springfield, Mass. ;
D:3375, Apr. 28, 1903; 2c. May 8, 1903.

1897.3

Her fate; a drama in 3 acts, by .T. F. IMilJi-
ken.

© .James F. Milliken, New York; 1884:
6962, Mar. 31. 18974

Her father's crime. See Bonds and vaga-
bonds.

Her father's fault; original play in 4 acts, by
J. F. Martin. 109 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 24, 1912; D : 29764 ; .John F.
Martin, Boston. 18975

Her father's pal; sketch in 1 act, by G. Chad-
wick Cook. 10 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 29, 1911; D: 24604; Gertrude
C. Cook, Los Angeles. 18976

9H6

18977

COPYRIGHTED IIT THE UNITED STATES

18994

Her father's sin; a miniature ten, twenty,
thirty melodrama, by P. A. Gastrock and
Helen Warren. 8 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Phil A. Gastrock, New York; D : 8253,
Mar. 30, 1906; 2c. Mar. 30, 1906. 18977

Her father's sword; drama in 1 act, by T. P.
Morgan. 14 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Tom P. Morgan, Ro£>ers, Ark. ; D : 10366,
Apr. 17, 1907; 2c. Apr. 17, 1907. 18978

Her father's wife; sketch, by L. M. Cowen.
4 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 12, 1915; D: 39669; Lewis M.
Cowen, Brooklyn. 18978a

or. End it as you will, dramatization in

1 act of Maarten Maartens' [pseud, of Jozua
Marius Willem Schwartz] story of same
title, by David and Astrid Kimball. 15 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 4, 1910 ; D : 22483 ; David Kim-
ball, Berck, France. 18979

Her fidelity; an emotional society play in 3
acts and 4 scenes, by J. S. Berger.

© ,T. S. Berger, Brooklyn; 1892:3658, .Tan.
22. 18980

Her fight; play in 3 acts, by S. J. Gilman. [87] p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 30, 1911 ; D : 24613 ; Stephen J.
Gilman, Everett, Mass. 18981

Her first appearance. Sec littlest (The) girl.

Her first assignment; comedy in 1 act, by
Gladvf-! Ruth Bri(igham. Boston, Walter H.
Baker & co., 1914. 26 p. 12°.

© Feb. 20, 1914; 2c. Feb. 21, 1914; D:
36104; Walter H. Baker & co., Boston.

18981a

Her first cake; dialog for 6 girls, by E. J.
Freund. Antigo, Wis.. Antigo publishing com-
pany. 12 p. 24°. (Dialogs for school pic-
nics, no. 12)

© July 20, 1915; 2c. July 28, 1915; D:
413.38; Antigo pub. co.. Antigo, Wis. 18981b

Her first call on the butcher; a monologue, by
May Isabel Fisk. 2 p. 8°. Printed.

© Harper & bros.. New York; D : 3625,
June 20, 1903 ; 2c. July 23, 1903. 18982

See also Monologues.

Her first case; farcical skit, by Z. Covington.
[1], 20 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 11, 1912; D: 30798; Zellah
CJovington, New York. 18983

Her first chance; comedy drama in 1 act, by
A. S. Carman. 12 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 21, 1910; D : 22109 ; Albert S.
Carman, New York. 18984

Her first day in ofiice; play in 1 act, by S. D.
Taylor. 9 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 27, 1915 ; D : 42571 ; Stella Den-
nis Taylor, Oakland, Cal. 18984a

Her first divorce; comedy in 3 acts, by C. W.
Bell. 143 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 5, 1913; D : 32951 ; C. W. Bell,
Hamilton, Canada. 18985

Her first divorce case; a 1 act comedy sketch,
by Ella Wheeler Wilcox. 15 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Mattie Keene, New York ; D : 1605. IMar.
19. 1902; 2c. Mar. 22, 1902. 18986

Her first false step; melodrama in a prologue
and 3 acts, by C. E. Blaney. 49 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Charles E. Blaney. Newark N. J. ; D : ♦
3060, Feb. 27, 1903; 2c. June 9, 1903. 18987

Her first great part; vaudeville sketch in 1 act,
by-L. Grattan. 15 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Lawrence Grattan, Chicago ; D : 8757.
June 29, 1906; 2c. June 29, 1900. 18988

Her first love; a drama in 5 acts, by J. A.
Stevens.

© John A. Stevens, New York ; 1883 : 10231,
June 6. 18989

musical play in 4 acts, by A. Scliorr. TDr^b

r'^'Z?"ir N^-i 83 p. 8°. Ms. [Words only]

© Ic. Apr. 30, 1910 ; D : 20917 ; David Kess-
ler and Max R. Wilner, New York. 18990

Her first marketing. See Monologues of to-
day.

Her first mistake; 1 act comedy, by J. Hood.
4 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© .John Hood. Kearney, N. .L ; D : 10829,
June 24, 1907; 2c. June 24, 1907. 18991

Her first temptation and how it came about;
a drama in 4 acts, by L. J. L. Stilwell. 64 p.
f°. Typewritten.

© Laura .Jean Libbey-Stilwell, Brooklyn;
D : 12104, Jan. 3, 1908 ; 2c. Apr. 13, 1908.

18992

Her first trip abroad. See Talking (The)
woman.

Her foe; a romantic play in 4 acts, by A. K. Ful-
ton.

© A. K. Fulton, Baltimore; 1882:21066,
Dec. 12. 18993

Her foot was her fortune; a new play in 4 acts
and a prologue, by J. B. Mason and T. H.
Glenney.

© J. B. Mason and T. H. Glenney, United
States ; 1887 : 29206, Nov. 11. 18994

937

18995

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

19016

Her football hero; college comedy sketch, by
Tex Charwate [pseud, of Arthur Charwate]
12 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 15. 1910 ; D : 20320 ; Arthur Char-
wate, New York. 18995

Her friend and enemy; a Civil War drama in 3
acts, by H. Van Demark. 59 p. 8°. Type-
written.

© Harrv Van Domark, Houston ; D : 2647,
Nov. 28, 1902 : 2c. Dec. 8, 1902. 18996

Her friend the enemy; war drama in 4 acts, by
Harry Van Demark. Philadelphia, Penn pub.
CO., 1911. 71 p. 12°.

© Jan. 21, 1911; 2c. Jan. 24, 1911; D:
23180 ; Penn pub. co., Philadelphia. 18997

Her friend's friend: an original 1 act dramatic
. composition, by F. J. Beaman. 11 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Fred J. Beaman, Jackson, Mich. ; D :
6148, Jan. 28, 1905 ; 2c. Jan. 28, 1905. 18998

Her gentleman friend; sketch, by David Dan-
iels. 15 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 18, 1912 ; D : 31740 ; W. F. Sailor,
St. Paul. 18999

Her gift; play of to-day in 4 acts, by A. Athen-
son. 30 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 18, 1913 ; D : 35047 ; Angel Athen-
son. New York. 19000

Her gloves; farce in 3 acts, by Anthony E. Wills.
Chicago, Dramatic pub. co., 1910. 66 p. 12°.
([Sergei's acting drama, no. 603])

© Dec. 21, 1910 ; 2c. Dec. 23, 1910 ; D : 22903 ;
Dramatic pub. co., Chicago. 19001

Her grace; a comedy in 4 acts, by Lincoln Balch
[i. e. W. L. Balch] 127 p. 8°. Typewritten.

© William L. Balch, Boston; D: 3250, Apr.
6, 1903 ; 2c. Oct. 21, 1903. 19002

Her grace of Kentucky; by M. Schmitz.

© ]\Iargaret Schmitz, Kansas City, Mo. ;
D : 15009, Feb. 5, 1909. 19003

Her grace, the major; a comedy in 3 acts, by
C. Gayler.

© Charles Gayler, New York ; 1885 : 19979,
Sept. 23. 19004

Her great ambition; 3 act comedy, by M. Magin.
123 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 24, 1915 ; D : 41817 ; Mary Magin,
New York. 19004a

See also Dispossessed.

Her great aunt; a comic opera in 1 act, with
selected music, words by C. Barnard.

© Charles Barnard, New York ; 1879 : 8495,
June 26. 19005

Her great career; or, The squirrel cage, a play
in 3 acts, by J. F. Cooke. 103 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© James Francis Cooke, Brooklyn ; D :
15942, May 24, 1909 ; 2c. May 24, 1909." 19006

Her great desire; drama in 4 acts, by W. Young.
173 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 28, 1915 ; D : 39533 ; William B.
. Young, Chicago. 19006a

Her greatest gift; drama in 4 acts, by G. S.
Beckham. [75] p. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 1, 1913; D:33G70; Genevieve
Stuart Beckham, St. Louis. 19007

Her greed for gold; in 3 acts, by L. M. Boyer.
© L. Milton Boyer, Pittsburgh ; 1890: 11965,
Apr. 11. 19008

Her half brother; drama in 4 acts, by L. Lester.

© Lillian Lester, Minneapolis ; 1894 : 12354,

alar. 1. 19009

Her happiness; play in 1 act, by T. E. Griffin.
[2], 8 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. .Tune 1, 1914; D:. 37189; Tracy Fa\-
wavd Griffin, Tlie Dalles, Or. 19009a

Her heart's command.
Rockies.

See Rose (A) of the

Her heart's desire; a dramatization of Charles
Garvice's book, by F. M. Bray.

© Frances M. Bray, Brooklyn; D:4420,
Dec. 22, 1903. . 19010

farce in 1 act, by William J. Boemper. 10

p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Hans Lorbel, New York; D : 690S. Julv
20, 1905; 2c. July 20, 1905. 19011

Her hero; a drama, by W. Stuart.

© Will Stuart, New York; 1S75: 2899. Mar.
27. 19012

farce comedy in 3 acts, by G. F. Von Knl-

man. [46] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 2, 1913; D: 34615; George Fran-
cis Von Erdman, Washington. 19013

a vaudeville sketch, by (Jeoj-ge Totron

Smith. Chicago, T. S. Denison [1006] 11 p.
12°. (On cover: Denison's vauilovill(>
sketches )

© T. S. Denison, Chicago; D:9I6S, Oct. 1.
1906; 2c. Oct. 29, 1906. 19014

or, The wrong burglar, (^unedy in 1 ncl.

by E. Ruff. 12 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 27, 1911; D : 25328 : Edgnr KnlV.

New York. 19015

Her highness, the prince; a comic opera in 2

acts, book and lyrics bj K. S. Webb. 50 \t.

4°. Typewritten. [Liln-etto only]

© Kenneth Seymour Webb. New Y'ork ; D :
7920, Jan. 30, 1906; 2c. Mar. 26. 1906. 19016

938

19017

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

19039

Her honeymoon; comedy in 3 acts, by G. F.
Sturgis. [2], 73 p. 4°. Typewritteu.

© Ic. Sept. 24, 1913: D: 34524; Granville
Forbes Sturgis, Denver. 19017

Her honor and her offspring; a drama in 5 acts,
Dy L. Graves. 126 p. 4°. Ms.

© Lillian Graves, Manliattan, Kan. ; 18S9 :
21G96, Aug. 12; 2c. Dec. 26. 19018

Her honor, the judge; a light comedy in 4 acts,
by James Rodney. 103 p. obi. 12°. Type-
written.

© James Rodnev Gandolfo, New York ; D :
1301, Jan. 16, 1902; 2c. Mar. 7, 1902. 19019

Her honor, the mayor; a comedy drama in 4
acts and 4 scenes, by W. Gill.

© William Gill, New York; 1892:49382.
Dec. 5. 19020

play in 4 acts, by E. C. Ranck. [135] p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. May 1, 1914 ; D : 36898 ; Edwin Carty
Ranck, Cambridge, IMass. 19020a

Her horseless husband; a comedy sketch, by
II. L. Newton and A. Hoffman. 6 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Harry L. Newton and Aaron S. Hoffman.
Chicago ; D : 512, May 27, 1901 ; 2c. ]\Iay 27,
1901. 19021

Her hour; by A. S. Burleson. 23 p. 12°.
'^i'ypewritten.

© Ic. June 6, 1911; D: 24414; Adele S.
Burleson, Austin, Tex. 19022

Her hungry heart; musical delight in 2 acts,
by Sea mmon Lockv, ood. [44] p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Jan. 29, 1914; D: 35847; Walter S.
Lockwood, Chicago. 19022a

Her husband; by A. G. Miller.

© Allen Gregorv Miller, New Orleans ; D :
15393, Mar. 22, 1909. 19023

by A. Luzzi. 28 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 8, 1909 ; D : 17311 ; Arthur Luzzi,
New York. 19024

domestic drama in 5 acts, by A. L." John-
son. 88 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Annie Lewis Johnson, New York ; 1888 :
14755, May 21 ; 2c. June 4. 19025

Her husband thought her guilty; an exciting
drama of real life in 4 acts, accompanied by
a laughable farce and song, by C. McNeff.

© Clerinda McNeff, New York; D:7133.
Aug. 14, 1905. 19026

Her husband's back; farce in 1 scene, by Robt.
Offor. 24 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mav 19. 1911 ; D : 24240 ; J. R. Oishei,
Buffalo. 19027

Her husband's defence; modern comedy drama
in 4 acts, by Loring G. Bartlett.

© William B. McCallum, Rochester, N. Y. ;
D : 7994, Feb. 14, 1906. 19028

Her husband's friend; by H. M. Royale. [2],
14 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 28, 1910; D: 22669; Harry M.
Royale, Chicago. 19029

drama in 5 acts, by V. Selvaggi. [134] p.

f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 12. 1915; D : 42246 ; Vincenzo

Selvaggi, St. Louis. ^ 19029a

-in 1 act, by L. A. Ennnert. [14} p. f°. Type-

written.

© Ic. Dec. 5. 1910; D: 22729; Leonard A.
Emmert, Toledo, O. • 19030

Her husband's honor; a play in 3 acts, by J.
Louzada.

© J. Louzada, New York; D : 14320, Nov.
20, 1908. 19031

Her husband's parents: or. The marital squall,
a 1 act comedy in future, bv L. L. Schwartz.
6 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Louis Leon Schwartz, New York ; D :
13270, July 1, 1908 ; 2c. July 1, 1908. 19032

Her husband's return; a drama in 1 act, bv
E. G. Sheer. 13 p. 12°. Typewritten.

© E. George Sheer, Detroit ; D : 3257, Apr.
8, 1903; 2c. Apr. 27, 1903. 19033

Her husband's sin. Typewritten.

© Morgan Gibney, United States; 1900 A:
4928, Feb, 23 ; 2c. Mar. 14. 19034

Her husband's sister; by Mrs. C. Furrer.

© Mrs. Charles Furrer, Toledo. O. ; D: 0201,
Jan. 28, 1905. 19035

Her husband's widow; play in 1 act, by W. G.
Keir. 23 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 26, 1912; D: 30632; William
G. Keir, New York. 19036

Her husband's wife; a comedy in 3 acts, by
A. E. Thomas. 96 p. 4°, Typewritten.

© Albert E. Thomas, New York ; D : 14410,
Nov. 30, 1908; 2c. Dec. 4, 1908. 19037

■- -with an introduction by Walter

Prichard Eaton. New York, Doubleday, Page
& CO., 1914. X, 133 p. 12°.

©May 23, 1914 ; 2c. May 26, 1914 ; D : 37190 ;
A. 10. Thomas, New York. 19037a

Her ideal man; a play in 4 acts, by R. G. Jones.
50 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Russell G. Jones, Cleveland; D: 15564.
Apr. 7, 1909; 2c. Apr. 30, 1909. 19038

Her kid; sketch, by G. Bloomquest. [22] p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 6, 1913; D: 34028; George
Bloomquest, Minneapolis. 19039

939

19040

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

1G060

Her kitchenette; a comedy playlette, by R. A.
Deaves. [3] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 19. 1909; D : 164G1 ; Rillie Anita
Deaves, Mount Vernon, N. Y. 19040

Her ladyship; an American comedy drama in
4 acts, by H. G. Donnelly.

© H. Grattan Donnellv. Philadelphia: 1890:
1621.3, IMay 17. 19041

comedy sketch in 1 act. bv H. W. G.

Plunkett. [2], 2G p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. IS, 1913; D: 34762: Harry Wil-
lou.ijbby Grattan Plunkett, New Maiden, Eng-
land. 19042

Her ladyship, the cook; in 1 act, bv R. F. Car-
roll.

© Richard F. Cnrn.ll, New Y(»rk; D : 3698,
•July 9, 1903. 19043

Her ladyship, the naayor; by W. B. Lewis.
[54] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 4, 1912; D: 28216; W. Barran
Lewis, Philadelphia. 19044

Her ladyship's niece; a comedy in 4 acts, by
Evelyn Sinnns. New York, Dick & Fitzgerald,
1905. 33 p. 12°.

© Dick & Fitzgeiald. New York; D : 6004.
Jan. 4, 1905; 2c. Jan. 11, 1905. 19045

Her last appearance; dramatic sketch, by E.
AValdrige. 20 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 15, 1914; D: 37315; Ernest
Waldrige, New York. 19045a

sketch in 1 act, by B. Meyers. [4] p. f°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 12, 1911 ; D : 23928 ; Belle Meyers,
New York. 19046

Her last assignment; monodraraa, by H. D.
Rollins. 32 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 13, 1914 ; D : 36335 ; Harry Doug-
las Robins, New York. 19046a

Her last bet; comedy in 1 act, by Lorraine Bu-
(banan [pseud, of Lorraine Hall-liusscll] and
riiarles Harrold [pseud of Mrs. L. Hall-Rus-
sell] 19 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 24, 1912; D: 30338; Mrs. Lor-
raine Hall-Russell, New York. 19047

Her last hope; a melodrama in 4 acts, by AVill

C. Cowper.

© .John E. Warner, New York ; 1884 : 23934,

Dec. 3. 19048

Her last jump; a 1 act sketch, by Fritz Thayer

Pheasant. [1], 6 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 12, 1912 ; D : 29025 ; Wm. Quayle
SetlifEe, New York. 19049

Her last moments; drama in 4 acts, by J. Mel-
ville.

© Jeanette Melville, New York ; D : 3014,
June 18, 1903. 19050

Her last pose; by Mabelle Browning [pseud, of
M. Brown] 16 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Mabelle Brown, Chicago ; D : 9425, Nov.
14, 1906; 2c. Nov. 16, 1906. 19051

Her last rehearsal; a 1 act play, by W. Hoi comb.
Washington, Will A. Page [1897] 28 p. 16°.
© Willard Holcomb, Washington; 1894:
36230, Aug. 2, 1894; 2c. Sept. 1, 1897. [Note:
• Title on copies is. Her last rehearsal ; or. Dis-
enchanting an amateur] 19052

Her last stand; 1 act play, by A. W. Cole. 7 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 26, 1912; D: 30643; Anna W.
Cole, Indianapolis. 19053

Her last will and testament; a dramatic ex-
position of real life in 4 acts, bv Fred Fritz
(F. G. Parkinson)

© F. G. Parkinson, AVhatcheer, In.; 1897:
50555, Sept. 10. 19054

Her letter; ])lay in 1 act and 4 scenes, bv J.
Strano. [4], 79 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 11, 1914; D : 38769 ; .Tohn Strano,
New York. 19054a

Her lineag'e. See Creola.

Her little highness; comic opera in 3 acts,

book and lyrics, by C. Pollock and Ronnold

Wolf. [Ill] p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto
only]

© Ic. Feb. 26. 1913; D : 32430 ; Chnnning
Pollock, New York. 19055

Her living image; drama in 4 a(!ts, by Ijucy
H. HoojX'r and Laurcncin. 82 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Lucy H. Hooper, United States; ISSO:
13869, June 15 ; 2c. July 23. 1905G

Her lord and master; comedy in 4 acts, by
IMartha Morton. New York, Sanuiel French ;
London, Sanuiol Fi-ench, ltd.. 1912. 97 p. 12°.

© Dec. 7, 1912 ; 2c. Dec. 10, 1912 ; D : 31()40 :
Martha Morton Conheim, New Y'ork. 19057

— a society drama in 5 acts, by L. Purdon.

© Lilla Purdon, Philadelphia; 1872:821.5,

Aug. 3. 19058

society drama in 4 acts, by Clarence Black.

57 1. f°. Mimeographed.

© July 2, 1909 ; 2c. July 26, 1909 ; D : in:',72 :
Alexander Byers, Chicago. 19059

— See also Lady Ethel. — Lord and mas-

ter.

Her lordship; play in 1 act, by G. Parker. [10]
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 9, 1912; D: 30212; Gordon
Parker, London. 19060

940

19061

COPYRIGHTED IK THE UNITED STATES

19080

Her love; a drama in 5 acts, by J. A. Ste-
vens.

© John A. Stevens, New York ; 1883 : 10228,
June G. 19061

a 4 act comedy, by C. A. Hague, 27 p. f°.

Typewritten.

© Charles Arthur Hague, New York ; D :
5410, Aug. 11, 1904 ; 2c. Aug. 11, 1904. 19062

Her love against the world; original romantic
modern play in 4 acts, by W. Howard. 125 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 27, 1913; D : 34556 ; Walter
Howard, London. 19063

Her luck; 1 act sketch, by W. J. Boemper. [6]
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 24, 1911; D: 23450; Willie J.
Boemper, New York. 19064

Her mad marriag'e; a melodrama in 4 acts, by
Frank Allen.

© Joseph Allen, administrator estate of
Frank Allen, New York ; D : 4736, Feb. 20.
1904. [For copies reed, see D:5759] 19065

: Same. 137 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Joseph Allen, Collingswood, N. J. ; D :
5759, Nov. 12, 1904 ; 2c. Nov. 12, 1904. 19066

Her majesty; a drama in 5 acts, dramatized by
E. H. Clement from Virginia Champlin's trans-
lation of Kings in exile, by Alphouse Daudet.
' © E. H. Clement, Boston ; 1880 : 13154, Aug.
27. 19067

a drama of the 17th century in 3 acts, by

G. T. Steckell and C. C. Osborne. 51 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Grace Thelma Steckell and Clifton Car-
lisle Osborne, California ; D : 15911, May 21,
1909 ; 2c. May 21, 1909. 19068

Her majesty, myself; by A. Jenness-Miller.

© Anna Jenness-Miller, Washington; D:
10943, July 10, 1907. 19069

Her majesty, the cook; a farce comedy in 3
acts, by George W. Monroe and J. P. Colton.

© James P. Colton, Sayville, N. Y. ; 1898:
42160, July 13. 19070

Her majesty's mail; an Irish comedy drama in
4 acts, W. H. Gough.

© William H. Gough, United States ; 1893 :
7134, Feb. 6. 19071

Her majesty's opera; a farce, by J. A. Gulick.
© Joseph A. Gulick, New York ; 1883 : 3172,
Feb. 17. 19072

Her master; a drama adapted from an old for-
eign play in 3 acts and 7 tableaux, by M.
Walsh.

© Marie Walsh, Brooklyn ; 1875 : 5988, June
9. 19073

Her merry Christmas; dramatic comedy playlet
in 1 act, by M. M. Theise. 7 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Sept. 26, 1910; D: 22150; Burt M.
Jack, Philadelphia. 19074

Her militant majesty; comedy drama in 4 acts,

by W. R. Randall. [122] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 5, 1914; D : 38702 ; William R.

Randall, New York. 19074a

Her millionaire butler; by H. Hudson. 9 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 10, 1910; D: 17899; Holland
Hudson, Washington, 19074b

Her mission; by A. M. Fauntleroy.

© Anne M. Fauntleroy, Washington; D:
635, July 3, 1901. 19075

Her mistake; drama in 4 acts with music, by
H. Frummer.

[1], 129 p. 4°. Ms. [Words only]

© Ic. May 16, 1914 ; D : 37047 ; Henry Frum-
mer, Brooklyn. 19075a

Her mother; a drama in 3 acts, by Mrs. M.
Hahn. 8 p. 12°. Printed.

© Mrs. Malvine Hahn, Chicago; D : 13477,
Aug. 1, 1908 ; 2c. Aug. 8, 1908. 19076

Her mother's choice; a comedy in 1 act, by
W. H. Niemeyer. 19 p. f°. Typewritten.

© William H. Niemeyer, Chicago; D :
15304, Mar. 11, 1909 ; 2c. Mar. 11, 1909.

19077
Her mother's last wish. See Advance (The)
agent.

Her mother's sin; dramatization of Charlotte
M. Braeme's famous novel of the same name,
by F. K. Weiser. 34 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 22, 1909 ; D : 17768 ; Fred K.
Weiser, Stonington, HI. 19078

Her movie hero; play in 1 act, by Charles Hor-
witz. 22 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 12, 1914; D: 36326; Albert E.
Terflinger, Tacoma Park, D. C. 19078a

Her name; sketch, by S. P. Carr. [1], 81 p, 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 23, 1912 ; D : 31056 ; Sarah Pratt
Carr, San Francisco. 19079

Her name is Maude; by D. W. Perrine.

© Dave W. Perrine, Eaton Rapids, Mich.;
D : 7612, Nov. 24, 1905. 19080

Her name was Dennis; little episode, by M. Ott.
[3], SO p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 22, 1914 ; D : 39172 ; Matthew Ott,
WoUaston, Mass. 19080a

941

19081

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIOlSrS

19099

Her name was Mary; American comedy in 3
acts, by C. W. Collison. [110] p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. June 30, 1911; D: 24608; C. Wilson
Collison, Columbus, O. 19081

Her name was Maud; a comedy in 3 acts. 52 p.

f°. Typewritten.

© Mary E. Hill, Reading, Pa.; D : 13086,
May 25, 1908 ; 2c. June 12, 1908. 19082

Her nearest neighbor; comedy-drama in 4 acts,
by J. F. Ballard. [105] p. 4°. Typewritten.
© Ic. Mar. 8, 1911; D: 23604; John Fred-
erick Ballard, Cambridge, Mass. 19083

Her nephew; comedy playlet, by D. G. King. 16
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 27, 1915; D: 39519; Donald G.
King, Indianapolis. 19083a

Her nephew-in-law elect; a farce in 1 act, by
Helen P. Kane. Philadelphia, The Peun pub-
lishing company, 1906. 12 p. 12°.

© Penn pub. co., Philadelphia; D:9033,
Sept. 4, 1906 ; 2c. Sept. 4, 1906. 19084

Her new lover; an original comedy sketch, by

A. Sinclair. 2 p. 1., 21 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 18, 3914; D : 38833 ; Arthur Sin-
clair, New York. 19084a

Her new partner; comedy sketch, by Barry
Gray. 6 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 1, 1909; D: 17331; Ed. Frink,
Springfield, Mo. 19085

Her newsboy son; (h'anuitic playlet by G. W.
Watts and Rose Herald. 13 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Dec. 27, 1910 ; D : 23023 ; George W.
Watts, Brooklyn. 19086

Her next husband; a comedy in 4 acts, by C.

B. Lewis.

© Charles B. Lewis, Detroit; 1876:3631.
Mar. 25. 19087

Her noble ancestor; a play in 1 act, by F. Wed-
dell. 21 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Frank Weddell, New York; D: 13129.
June 6, 1908 ; 2c. June 8, 1908. 19088

Her oath; by F. B. Rae.

© Fanny Beckwith Rae, Cleveland ; D :
3501, May 20, 1903. 19089

Her one false step; by Owen Davis. 92 p. 4°,
Typewritten.

© Walter Scott Butterfield, New York ; D :
3254, Mar. 21, 1903 ; 2c. Apr. 7, 1903. 19090

Her one great sin; V)y F. Stanley.

© Florence Stanley, New York; D: 13622,
Aug. 20, 1908. 19091

Her one great sin — Continued.

sensational melodrama in 4 acts, by Frank

M. Thorne.

© Frank J. Connor and Chas. F. Dittmar,
Brooklyn ; D : 1874, May 12, 1902. 19092

Her only ambition; sketch of to-day life, by
T. J. Chambers. 15 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 16, 1914; D : 38.501 ; Thomas .L
'Chambers, Hartford, Conn. 19092a

Her only fault; a comedietta in 1 act, from tlie
(Jormaii of Goerlitz, by Svdnov Roseiifeld.
New York, De Witt. 1882. 1 p. 1., 13 p. 12°.
([Do Witt's acting plaj's, no. 303])

© A. T. B. De Witt, New York ; 1882 : 19925,
Nov. 24 ; 2c. Jan. 22, 1883. 19093

Her only love; comedy drama in 4 acts, bv
E. S. Sears.

© Edward S. Sears, Boston; 1877:8498,
July 21. 19094

Her only sin; a drama in 4 acts, by J. D. Jax-
one. 94 p. f°. Typewritten.

© J. Duke Jaxune, New York; D : 3093,
Mar. 6, 1903 ; 2c. Mar. 6, 1903. 19095

Her only way; or, The higher law, plav in 4
acts, by R. T. Epstein. [2], 114 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Oct. 12, 1914 ; D : 38458 ; Rosalind T.
Epstein, New York. 19095a

Her other husband; a tragi-comedy in 1 act, bv
G. A. Henderson. 19 p. 4°. Ms.

© Ic. Aug. 11, 1910 ; D : 21776 ; George A.
Henderson, New York. 19096

Her own boss; comedy in 4 acts, by H. P. Maw-
son. 132 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 29, 1909; D: 17607; Harry P.
Mawson, New York. 19097

Her own house; comedy drama in 3 acts, by
J. F. Ballard. 89 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 5, 1910; D : 20359 ; John Fred
Ballard, Nucla, Col. 19098

Her own money; comedy in 3 acts, by M. Swan.
New York. Samuel French ; London, Samuel
French, ltd., 1915. 94 p. 12°.

© Oct. 5, 1915 ; 2c. Oct. 15, 1915 ; D : 41998 ;
Mark Swan, New York. 19098a

play in 4 acts, by M. E. Swan. 114 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 20, 1913; D : 34221 ; Mark E.
Swan, New York. 19099

Her own press agent. See Notoriety.

Her own rival; melodrama in 5 acts, by R. M.
Bernfeld. 33 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 7, 1915 ; D : 40874 ; Rose Morris
Bernfeld, New York. 19099a

942

19100

COPYRIGHTED IN" THE UNITED STATES

19121

Her own way; a play in 4 acts, by Clyde Fitch.
New York, The Macmillan company, 1907.
235 p. 12°.

© IMacmillan co.. New York ; D : 10390. Apr.
22, 1907 ; 2c. Apr. 22, 1907. 19100

^ »S'r e also Plays; by Clyde Fitch.

Her pal's sv/eetheart; l^y L. M. Meaney. 12 p.
t°. Typewritten.

© Lottie Myrtle Meanev, Charlestown,
Mass.; I>: 11927, Dec. 16, 1907; 2c. Nov. 29.
1907. 19101

Her past; a drama of Jewish life, by Zet Lebin.

© Iieoj)old Spachner, New York ; D : 7uo.l,

July 24, 1905. 19102

Her philosophy; a drama in 4 acts, by E. M.
Plullips.

© Kirov Max Phillips, Chicago; D:6499.
Apr. 3, 1905. 19103

Her picture; a corned v in 1 act, by II. K. Baker.
Boston, Walter H. Baker & co., 1894. 17 p.
12°. ([Baker's ed. of plays])

© Rachel E. Baker, Boston; 1894:11080,
Feb. 21 ; 2c. Oct. 27. 19104

Her point of view; a pastoral play in 4 acts,
by E. A. Chambliss and Dore Davidson.

© Ennua Amonett Chambliss, Springfield.
Mo. ; D : 8285, Mar. 16, 1906. 19105

Her price; play in 1 act, by A. Dupont. [2],
24 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 11, 1913 ; D : 34095 ; Albert Du-
pont, New York. 19106

Her profession; play in 4 acts, by E. R. Terry.
114 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 28, 1913; D: 33082; Edmund
R. Terry, New York. 19107

Her purchase price; play in 3 acts, by H. Buck-
ingham. 97 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 13, 1913; D: 34128; Hal Buck-
ingham. Clarion, Pa. 19108

Her radiancy; by G. A. Schulte.

© George Anthony Schulte, Brooklyn; D:
3431, May 14, 1903. 19109

Her rain beau; a dramatic composition, by F. R.
Cutter. 7 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Frederick RoUin Cutter, Cincinnati ; D :
13376, .July 20, 1908 ; 2c. July 20, 1908. 19110

Ker ransom; a romantic drama in 4 acts, by F.
L. O'Reilly. 81 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Francis L. O'Reilly, Woonsocket, R. I.;
D:4389, Dec. 14, 1903; 2c. Dec. 14, 1903.

19111

Her reason; play in 1 act, by S. J. Gilman. [1],
19 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 8, 1911; D : 23887 ; Stephen J.
Gilman, Everett, Mass. 19112

Her reason — Continued.

play in 3 acts, by E. F. Joyce, jr. [1],

16 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 18, 1915 ; D : 42288 ; Edward F.

Joyce, jr., New York. 19112a

Her red devil; by F. La Pierre.

© Frederic La Pierre, Buffalo; D : 6579,
Apr. 26, 1905. 19113

Her reputation; by Flo Field (Flora Field von
Cassel) {In Times-democrat, New Orleans,
Dec. 22, 1907)

© Flora Field von Cassel, New Orleans;
D : 11922, Dec. 14, 1907 ; 2c. Dec. 26. 1907.

19114

Her revenge; drama in 4 acts, by N. H. Horn-
stine.

— •— vr"->

'J

[3], 97 p. 4°. Ms.

© Ic. Dec. 16, 1913; D : 35360 ; Nathan H.
Hornstine, Philadelphia. 19115

Her right to happiness; melodrama in miuiti-
ture in 3 acts, by Clarence Black. [35] p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 29, 1915; D: 42114; Chicago
manuscript co., Chicago. 19115a

Her royal highness; a comic opera in 2 acts,
by G. V. I-Iobart.

© George V. Hobart, Baltimore; 1898:
76417. Dec. 28. 19116

— an extravaganza in 2 acts, words by Basil
Hood, music by Walter Slaughter. Libretto.

© E. Ascherberg & co., London; 1898:
65534, Nov. 8 ; 2c. Nov. 8. 19117

— a play in 4 acts, by F. Mariani. 94 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Federico Mariani, New York ; D : 13426,
July 28. 1908; 2c. July 28, 1908. 19118

Her royal highness, the infanta of Spain; a
dramatic pageant, by the author of Longfel-
low's dream.

© Henrv Redington Browne, Dorchester.
Mass. ; 1893 : 44271, Oct. 4. 19119

Her royal nibs; the great Irish American com-
edy, by William Carleton.

© Barrv and Hay, United States; 1883:
18956, Oct. 15. 19120

Her sacrifice; drama in prologue and 3 acts, by
E. Mitchell. Los Angeles, Cal., Grafton pub-
lishing company press, 1909. [40] p. 8°.

© Edmund Mitchell, Los Angeles ; D : 15810,
May 8, 1909 ; 2c. May 8, 1909. 19121

943

19122

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

19147

Her sacrifice — Continued.

a 4 act emotional drama, by W. D. Coxey.

© W. D. Coxey, Chicago ; 1890 : 34793, Nov.
5. 19122

-titled by J. A. Stevens.

© John A. Stevens, New York ; 1884 : 4347,
Feb. 29. 19123

Her scarlet slippers; a comedy in 1 act, by
Alice C. Thompson. Philadelphia, Penn pub.
CO., 1908. 14 p. 12^

© Penn pub. co., Philadelphia ; D : 13542,
Aug. 13, 1908; 2c. Aug. 11, 1908. 19124

Her second chance; a drama in 4 acts, by Frank
Hai-rls. TypL!\vritten.

© John Burke Hendry, London ; 1900 A :
21603, Aug. 30 ; 2c. Aug. 30. 19125

Her second husband; comedy drama in 4 acts,
by W. C. Herman. Chi<iago, Chicago manu-
script CO. [1911] [GO] p. f°.

© Sept. 5, 1911; 2c. Sept. 18, 1911; D:
25247 ; Alexander Byers, Chicago. 19126

a comedy in 3 acts, by Max Adeler.

© Charles Heber Clark, Philadelphia ; 1877 :
11776, Oct. 12. 19127

Her second love; a romantic Russian drama in
4 acts, by J. A. Stevens.

© John A. Stevens, New York ; 1883 : 8576,
May 10. 19128

Her second marriage; drama on divorce in 5
acts, by C. Rechtfertig. 88 p. f°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Aug. 9, 1912 ; D : 30492 ; Christ Recht-
fertig, Minneapolis. 19129

Her second time on earth; comedy sketch in 1
act, by Harry L. Newton. Boston, W. H.
Baker & co., 1904. 13 p. 12°. (On cover:
The vaudeville stage)

© Walter H. Baker & CO., Boston ; D : 5559,
Sept. 23, 1904 ; 2c. Oct. 6, 1904. 19130

■ a dramatic composition in 4 acts, by G.

Le Soir.

© George Le Soir, New York ; D : 3908, Sept.
8, 1903. 19131

a 3 act fantastic comedy, by F. Kennedy.

97 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Frank Kennedy, Brookline, N. H. ; D:
6185, Feb. 4, 1905; 2c. Jan. 30, 1905. 19132

See also Vaudevillainies.

Her secret; comedy in 1 act, by C. A. Thomas.
© Charles Ashford Thomas, New York ;
1899:70623, Oct. 30; 2c. Dec. 18. 19133

drama of Russia in 5 acts, by A. Chrostow-

ski. [2], 46 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 23, 1910; D: 22908; Alphonse
Chrostowski, New York. 19134

Her self immolation; dramatic composition in 1
act by A. Simon.

© Albert Simon, Cincinnati ; D : 4713, Mar.
11, 1904. 19135

Her shattered idol; by B. Scoville.

© Benjamin Scoville, New Haven; D:
14145, Oct. 26, 1908. 19136

Her sin has found her out; a melodrama in 4
acts and 10 scenes, by A. H. Woods.

© A. H. Woods, New York ; D : 5922, Dec.
13, 1904. 19137

Her sister; American drama in 3 acts, by Mrs.
I. Levinsohn. 70 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 29, 1909; D: 17559; Mrs. Ivar
Levinsohn, Brooklyn. 19138

play in 4 acts, by J. C. De Kolty. 57 p. f°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 12, 1912 ; D : 28657 ; Jean C. De
Kolty, San Francisco. 19139

Her sister's honor; by M. F. Walker. 39 p. f °.
Typewritten.

© Mary F. Walker, Columbus, Kan.; D:
13754, Sept. 10, 1908 ; 2c. Sept. 25, 1908.

19140

a 4 act melodrama, by C. E. Blaney.

© Charles E. Blaney, Newark, N. J.; D:
3258, Apr. 8, 1903. 19141

Her sister's predetermination; a 1 act playlet,
by C. D. Harvey.

© Chas. Doran Harvey, Newark, N. ,L ; D :
14849, Jan. 8, 1909. 19142

Her slave; drama in 4 acts, by C. J. Meunier.
77 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 10, 1913; D: 33467; Christian
Joseph Meunier, New Orleans. 19143

Her soldier; a comedy in 1 act, by M. Campbell.

© Maurice Campbell. New York; 1899:

60205, Sept. 19 ; 2c. Nov. 27. 19144

Her soldier boy; military comedy drama, by
E. L. Copeland. 29 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 21, 1909 ; D : 17161 ; Edwin L.
Copeland, Wichita. 19145

Her soldier patient; 1 act play, by Angela Keir
and Ruth Comfort Mitchell [i. e. R. C. M.
Young] 24 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 11, 1915; D: 41964; Ruth Com-
fort Mitchell Young, New York, 19145a
Her son; drama in 3 acts, by R. M. Sterrett.
[104] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 16, 1911; D : 23101 ; Robert M.
Sterrett, Battle Creek. 19146

Her son, the g'overnor; 1 act drama, by W, S.
Franklin. [4] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 22, 1912; D: 28374; Wm. S.
Franklin, San Francisco.- 19147

944

19147

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

19165

Her son's sweetheart; comedy in 2 acts for fe-
male characters, by Josepha Marie Murray.
Franklin, O., Eldridge entertainment house,
1915. 32 p. 12°.

© Nov. 15, 1915; 2c. Dec. 20, 1915; D:
42591 ; Eldridge entertainment house, Frank-
lin, O. 19147a

Her soul and her body; dance drama in 3 acts,
by L. C. Hale. 230 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 5, 1913 ; D : 33712 ; Louise Closser
Hale, New York. 19148

Her Southern lover; or, From Vermont to the
Blue Ridg-e, an original military drama in 4
acts, by C. Daly.

© Carroll Daly, New York ; 1894 : 9043, Feb.
8. 19149

Her spirit and his death at the grave. See
In the shade of the old apple tree.

Her spirit husband; by D. Richardson. 23 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Dorothy Richardson, New York ; D : 2286,
Sept. 2, 1902 ; 2c. Sept. 2, 1902. 19150

Her splendid sin; a melodrama in 4 acts and 7
scenes, by George Byron. 63 p. 4°. Type-
WTitten.

© Byron Ongley, New York ; D : 5848, Dec.
2, 1904; 2c. Dec. 2, 1904. 19151

Her story; a play in 1 act, by Roi Cooper
INIegrue. 18 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 21, 1910; D: 21114; Elisabeth
Marbury, New York. 19152

Her success; drama in 3 acts, by L. Kobrin. 58
p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 15, 1915 ; D : 39441 ; Leon Kobrin,
Brooklyn. 19152a

Her superior intelligence; comedy, by Ema Suc-
kow Hunting. Lebanon, O., March brothers
[1914] 58 p. 12°.

© Sept. 25, 1914; 2c. Sept. 28, 1914; D:
38342 ; March bros., Lebanon, O. 19152b

Her tailor-made gown; a monologue, by May
Isabel Fisk. illus. (In Harper's monthly
magazine. Mar., 1904)

© Harper & bros.. New York ; D : 4628, Feb.
19, 1^04 ; 2c. Feb. 23, 1904. 19153

Her terrible power; a drama in 4 acts, by J. D.
Jaxone. 110 p. f°. Typewritten.

© J. Duke Jaxone, New York ; D : 3775,
July 31, 1903 ; 2c. July 31, 1903. 19154

Her tongue. See Theatre of ideas.

Her trial marriage; an original 1 act play, by
L. B. Parker. 22 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Lem B. Parker, Chicago ; D : 9685, Dec.
24, 1906; 2c. Jan. 23, 1907. 19155

Her triumph; an American drama in 3 acts, by
E. B. Comins.

© Elizabeth Barker Comins, Jamaica Plain,
Mass. ; 1897 : 37585, June 26. 19156

play in 4 acts, by P. A. Hord. [102] p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 2, 1914; D: 36596; Parker A.
Hord, Maysville, Ky. 19156a

Her two loves; a drama in 4 acts, by J. A.
Stevens.

© John A. Stevens, New York ; 1883 : 10230,
June 6. 19157

Her uncle's boots; farce in 1 act for female
characters only, by Myrtle Barber Carpenter.
Boston, W. H. Baker & co., 1910. 12 p. 12°.

© Sept. 17, 1910; 2c. Sept. 19, 1910; D:
22080 ; Walter H. Baker & co., Boston. 19158

Her undoubted right; by L. Osbourne. 20 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Lloyd Osbourne, San Francisco ; D : 2072,
July 1, 1902; 2c. July 1, 1902. 19159

Her vacation. See Matchless match.

Her vagabond father; dramatic composition in
4 acts, by Louis Egau. [2], 111 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Sept. 8, 1910 ; D : 22013 ; John C. Fol-
land, Pittsburgh. 19160

Her value; play in 1 act, by T. D. Cooper. 8 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 12, 1915; D : 40333 ; Thomas
Dibblee Cooper, San Francisco. 19160a

Her virgin love; or, The ruling passion, play
in 3 acts, by G. F. Smithfield. 101 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. May 7, 1913; D: 33160; George F.
Smithfield, New York. 19161

Her vote; comedy in 1 act, by H. V. Esmond.
New York, S. French ; London, S. French,
ltd., 1910. 8 p. 12°.

© June 1.5, 1910; 2c. June 15, 1910; D:
21339; Samuel French, ltd., London. 19162

Her vow; a society drama in 4 acts, by S. Dam-
seaux.

© S. Damseaux, New York; 1882:4123.
Mar. 15. 19163

Her waist of effort; a comedy in 1 act, by W. S.
liOckwood. 18 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 18, 1912; D: 30884; Walter
Scammon Lcx-kwood, Chicago. 19164

Her way and his; vaudeville sketch, by M. S.
Speakinau. 10 p. 4°. Typewritten.
© Mabelle S. Speakman, Dorchester, Mass. ;
D: 15762, Mav 1, 1909; 2c. Mav 1, 1909.

19165

5379—16-

-60

945

19166

DKAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

1918

Her wedding day; in 4 acts. 68 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Dave A. Weis, Brooklyn; D:.3036, Feb.
24, 1903; 2c. Feb. 24, 1903. 19166

— a pastoral melodrama in 4 acts, by J. T.
Walsh and C. P. Brown. 40 p. f°. Type-
written.

© J. Theo. Walsh and Chas. P. Brown, New
York; D : 2071, July 1, 1902; 2c. July 23,
1902. 19167

■ play in 1 act, by J. Du R. Macpherson. [2],

16 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 19, 1913 ; D : 33849 ; J. Du Rocher
Macpherson, London. 19168

Her wedding eve. See Awakening (The). —
Scapegoat (The)

Her wedding gown; 1 act comedy, by M. K.
Brookes. [2], 20 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 9, 1915 ; D : 41456 ; Mary Koun-
celor Brookes, Washington. 19168a

Her wedding morn; a comedy in 1 act, by A. W.
Stace. 15 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Arthur W. Stace, Grand Rapids, Mich. ;
D:5634, Oct. 13, 1904; 2c. Oct. 13, 1904.

19169

melodrama in 4 acts, by F. Fauley.

© Finley Fauley, New York ; D : 5213, June
13, 1904. 19170

Her wedding night; a modern melodrama in 4
acts, by William M. Drake and B. Elroy.
50 p. f°. Typewritten.

© W. M. Drake and Edwin Elroy, Elizabeth,
N. J.; D:3256, Feb. 25, 1903; 2c. Mar. 30,
1903. 19171

Her weekly allowance; a farcical entertain-
ment in 1 act, by Jessie A. Kelley. Boston,
AV. H. Baker & co., 1907. 23 p. 12°.

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston ; D : 13294,
Sept. 5, 1907 ; 2c. Oct. 26, 1907. 19172

Her worst enemy; a melodrama of Russian life
in 4 acts, by William L. Roberts.

© Daniel Lester Martin, Chicago ; 1900 A :
22503, Sept. 10. 19173

Her writeup; 1 act comedy drama, by C. H.
HufE. [1], 14 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 23, 1912; D: 29747; Cha.s. H.
Huff, Chicago. 19174

Her wrongs avenged; a comedy drama in 4
acts, by C. H. Carlton.

© Carl H. Carlton, New York; D : 3948.
Sept. 15, 1903. 19175

Her younger sister; comedy in 3 acts, by A.
Wynne. 84 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 6, 1915, D : 41167 ; Anna Wynne.
New York. 19175a

Hera; by R. B. Birch. 17 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. May 17, 1910; D: 21054; Reginald
Bathurst Birch, Dover, N. J. 19176

Heraclides; or, Callippius, the Athenian, a
tragedy in 5 acts on Sicilian history, by G. A.
Lafayette.

© G. .A. Lafayette, Minneapolis; 1S87 :
13246, May 19. 19177

Herald; by J. C. Holloway.

© James Crawford Holloway, Galesburg.
111.; D: 16183, June 28, 1909. 19178

Herald (A) personal; by J. Pardee-Clark.

© Jean Pardee-Clark, New Haven; 1899:
10751, Feb. 6. 19179

Same. 38 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Jean Pardee-Clark, New Haven ; D :
14369, Nov. 25, 1908 ; 2c. Nov. 27, 1908. 19180

Heralds of the dawn; a play in 8 scenes, by
William Watson. New York, J. Lane com-
pany, 1912. 93 p. front, (port.) 12°.

© Mar. 7, 1912 ; 2c. Mar. 9, 1912 ; A : 309534 ;
John Lane co.. New York. 19181

Herbert De Bazan; or. The soldier of the
Tennessee, a tragical drama in 3 acts, by S.
W. Burroughs.

© Samuel W. Burroughs, United States ;
1873 : 8281, July 18. 19182

Herbert's afllnity; a comedy sketch in 1 act, by
R. W. Harden. 12 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ray W. Harden, San Jose, Cal. ; D:
14448, Dec. 3, 1908 ; 2c. Dec. 3, 1908. 19183

Herbstmanover; operette in 3 aufziigen, von
Karl von Bakony, deutsch von Robert Bo-
danzky, musik von Emerich K&lmi1,n, revi-
diert und herausgegeben von Johannes Watt-
ke. 108 p. 4°, Typewritten. [Libretto only]
© Breitkopf & Hartel, New York ; D : 14118,
Oct. 22, 1908; Ic. Oct. 22, 1908; Ic. printed
ed. July 9, 1909. 19184

Herculene, the last Pharaoh; spectacular
tragedy in 4 acts, by J. AV. Ring. 89 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 8, 1909; D : 17389 ; John W.
Ring, San Diego, Cal. 19185

Hercules; a sensational drama in 5 acts, by H.
C. Goode.

© H. C. Goode, Brooklyn ; 1888 : 15852, June
1. 19186

a spectacular play in 5 acts, by J. C. Webb.

© John Crittenden Webb, Chicago ; 1900 A :
13350, May 28. 19187

Hercules furens. See Three tragedies of
Seneca. — Tragedies (The) of Seneca.

Hercules oetaeus. See Tragedies (The) of
Seneca.

946

19188

COPYEIGHTED IN" THE UNITED STATES

19205

Here; a drama in 4 acts, by G. S. Husch. 51 p.
f°. Ms.

© George Stanley Husch, New York ; 1887 :
29469, Nov. 15 ; 2c. Nov. 15. 19188

Here and back; comedy sketch, by E. Roe.
20 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 9, 1915 ; D : 40336 ; Editha Roe,
Edgar C. Mayo, D. C. Bennett, and J. H. Gau-
thier, Chicago. 19188a

Here and hereafter; a 3 act drama, by W., M.
Goff. 30 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 19, 1913 ; D : 32362 ; William M.
Goff, Pleasantville. N. J. 19189

Here and there; drama in prologue and 3 acts,
by A. Ottinger. 150 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 17, 1914 ; D : 36367 ; Albert Ot-
tinger, New York. 19189a

musical comedy in 2 acts, by S. V. B.

Brewster. 36 p. 4°, Typewritten. [Libretto
only]

© Ic. Nov. 18, 1909; D: 17439; S. V. B.
Brewster, New York. 19190

Here, come here; by P. De Voe [pseud, of P.
Richardson]

© Pasqualina De Voe, Boston ; D : 768, Aug.
16, 1901. 19191

adapted by permission from Come here, by

Pasqualina De Voe [pseud, of P. Richardson]
11 p. 16°. Printed.

© Pasqualina Richardson, Boston; D : 807,
Aug. 28, 1901; 2c. Sept. 10, 1901. 19192

Here comes the bride; a comedy in 1 act, by
G. Kelly. [1], 14 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 28, 1912; D: 29823; George
Kelly, New York. 19193

Here's to Alice; comedy in 3 acts, by S. P. Levy.
[2], 103 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 13, 1911; D: 23348; Sidney P.
Levy, Pensacola, Fla. 19194

Here's to our toastmaster; by C. Winter. [2],
9 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 28, 1910 ; D : 22672 ; Chas. Win-
ter, Chicago. ^19195

Here's your hat; an original comedy sketch,
by H. Dryden. Typewritten.

© Harrv Dryden, New York; 1899:34167,
May 22; 2c. May 22. 19196

Here she goes and there she goes; an Ethi-
opian farce in 2 scenes, by George H. Goes.
Boston, W. H. Baker & co., 1893. 12 p. 12°.
([Baker's darkey plays])

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston; 1893:
48955, Sept. 18 ; 2c. Oct. 20. 19197

Here, there and everywhere; an original sketch
replete with illusions, by F. De Villiers. 13 p.
f°. Typewritten.

© Frangois De Villiers, New York; D:
2059, June 28, 1902 ; 2c. June 28, 1902. 19198

Here we are again.

© Seaman and Berton, New York; D:
11970, Dec. 21, 1907. 19199

nonsensical revue of people and pieces and

things in 1 act and 6 scenes, book and lyrics
by W. H. Risque, music by Howard Talbot.
[3], 80 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]
© Ic. Feb. 26, 1914; D: 36168; William
Henry Risque, London. 19199a

Hereafter (The); or, The firm of Satan, St.
Peter & co., a spectacular comedy in 3 acts,
by A. J. Blethen, jr. 81 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Alden Joseph Blethen, jr., Minneapolis ;
1895:24054, May 1; 2c. June 1. 19200

Heredity; play in 4 acts, by Linton Tedford.
[3], 96 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 9, 1910; D: 22520; Mrs. F. E.
Tedford, Pasadena. 19201

Heredity is law; play in 3 acts, by Helen
Gushing Vail. [77] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 25, 1912 ; D : 29246 ; Mrs. Louis
M. Vail, Geneva, N. Y. 19202

Hereditary (The) forester. See German clas-
sics of the nineteenth and twentieth cen-
turies.

Herencia (La) de Gil; . relato escenico en 4
actos, original y en prosa, de A. Domfnguez.
Madrid [Sociedad de autores espafioles] 1915.
172 p. 12°.

© .June 24, 1915; Ic. June 25. 1915; D:
41088 ; Antonio Domfnguez, Madrid. 19202a

Herencia (La) roja; zarzuela en 1 acto, dividido
en 3 cuadros, original de Thous, Gantes y H.
Rico [i. e. Jose Hermindez Rico] mflsica del
Miguel Asensi. Madrid [Sociedad de autores
espauoles] 1909. 43 p. 12°. [Libretto only]
© Thous, Gantes y H. Rico, Madrid; D:
16151, June 23, 1909 ; 2c. June 23, 1909. 19203

Heresy and planets. See Thirty hours for
three thousand years.

Heretic (The); a drama in 5 acts, by E. F.
Boddington. 86 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ernest Fearby Boddington, Rutherford,
N. J.; D:2957, Feb. 5, 1903; 2c. Jan. 28.
1903. 19204

— drama in 4 acts, by L. Pendleton. [5],
89 p. 4°. Typev^-ritten.

© Ic. Aug. 11, 1909 ; D : 16543 ; Lcniis Pendle-
ton, Bryn Athyn, Pa. 19205

947

m

19206

DEAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

19226

Heretics (The) ; drama in 3 acts, by B. W. Stark-
weather. [2], 51 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 21, 1912 ; D : 31192 ; Bertha Wil-
kins Starkweather, Los Angeles. 19206

Heretiques (Les); op6ra en 3 actes, de A. Ferdi-
nand Herold, musique de Charles Levad6.
Paris, Society du Mercure de France [etc.]
1905. 72 p. 12°. [Libretto only]

© Societe du Mercure de France, Paris ; D :
7125, Aug. 12, 1905 ; 2c. Aug. 12, 1905. 19207

Hereward; a tragedy in a prologue and 4 acts,
by ^^illiam Akernian. 39 p. f°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Elk in Matthews, London ; D : 4213, Nov.
9, 1903; 2c. Nov. 9, 1903. 19208

Herida de muerte; paso de comedia. de Serafin

y Joaquin Alvarez Quintero. Madrid [Socie-

dad de autores espaiioles] 1910. 24 p. 12°.

© Oct. 29, 1910 ; 2c. Oct. 31, 1910 ; D : 22434 ;

S. y J. Alvarez Quintero, Madrid. 19209

Heritage (The); play in prologue, 3 acts and
epilogue, by B. F. Burkwitt. 55 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Apr. 12, 1915; D: 40332; Benjamin
F. Burkwitt, New York. 19209a

• play in 3 acts, by F. Smithson. 155 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 16, 1911; D: 25602; Frank
Smithson, Great Neck, N. Y. 19210

by W. W. Dubreuil and M. G. Mi-

chaels. 101 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 7, 1913; D : 32871 ; Walter W.
Dubreuil, New York, and Morris G. Michaels,
Brooklyn. 19211

•playlet in 1 act, by M. Medbury. [14] p.

f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 28, 1911 ; D : 25088 ; Martin Med-
bury, Alameda, Cal. 19212

— - See also Home circles.

Heritage (L') de M. Plumet. See Dear uncle.

Heritage (The) of a sin; by J. P. RafEerty.

© Joseph P. RafEerty, Denver; D:3207,
Mar. 28, 1903. 19213

Heritage (The) of Eden; play in 3 acts, by W.
C. Raue. [3], 63 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 2, 1910; D: 21470; W. Carl
Raue, Philadelphia. 19214

Heritage (The) of Langsdale; drama in 5 acts,
by J. Ward.

© Johnson Ward, Virginia ; 1877 : 12617,
Nov. 1. 19215

Heritage of the red; a western comedy in 3 acts,
by H. Bashford. 51 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Herbert Bashford, Monrovia, Cal. ; D :
9697, Dec. 10, 1906 ; 2c. Feb. 1, 1907. 19216

Herlibergs tod. See Napoleon II.

Herman de Ruyter; or. The surprise of Lowen-
stein, a historical tragedy in 4 acts and pro-
logue, by J, Barrington.

© John Barrington, Santa Rosa, Cal. ; 1885 :
23153, Nov. 5. 19217

Herman L. Crystal and his newsboy squad; a
sketch, by H. L. Crystal. 10 p. f °. Typewrit-
. ten.

© Herman L. Crystal, New York ; D : 10881,
June 28, 1907; Ic. June 7, 1907, with title:
Herman L. Crystal and his funny hotel mes-
sengers. 19218

Herman, the German; comedy in 5 acts, by H.
Johnstone.

© Henry Johnstone, Brooklyn ; 1898 : 29650.
May 12. 19219

Hermana (La) piedad; comedia llrica, en 1 acto
y 3 cuadrus, en prosa, original de E. G. del
Castillo y J. Perez L6pez, mfisica de los
maestros Quislant y Badla. Madrid [Socie-
dud de autores espanoles] 1910. 46, 1 p. 12°.
[Libretto only]

© May 23, 1910; 2c. May 24, 1910; D:
21159; Emilio G. del Castillo y Jose Perez
L6pez, Madrid. 19220

Hermanas (Las) frescales; opereta bufa en 1
acto, dividido en 2 cuadros y un prologo, libro
de Ram6n Lcipez-Montenegro, mQsica del
maestro Tomas Barrera. Madrid [Sociedad de
autores espanoles] 1912. 40 p. 12°. [Li-
bretto only]

© May 24, 1912; 2c. May 13, 1912; D:
29790; Lopez-Montenegro, Madrid. 19221

Hermann and Dorothea. See Faust.

Hermann, the armorer; a drama in 5 acts, by
R. S. Tracy.

© Roger S. Tracy, New York; 1873:9565,
Aug. 25; 2c. Sept. 2. 19222

Hermann und Dorothea; lyrische oper in 3
aufziigen, text nach Gothe's epos, von Karl
Miiller-Rastatt, musik von J. Urich. Berlin
[etc.] Albert Ahn, 1898. 35 p. 16°. [Libretto
only]

© A. Ahn, Cologne, Germany ; 1898 : 44977.
July 28; 2c. July 28. 19223

Hermann's (The) battle; historical play in 4
acts, by F. Meyer.

© F. Meyer, Detroit; D:8760, June 29,
1906. 19224

Hermet (The); Norway drama of the ninth cen-
tury, a tragedy in 5 acts, by E. Rule.

© Edward Rule, New York ; D : 2173, July
31, 1902. 19225

Herminie; by W. Redmund.

© William Redmund, Providence, R. I. ;
1889 : 25890, Aug. 26. 19226

948

19227

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

19244

Herminie — Continued.

or, Lost and found, a romantic drama in

prologue and 3 acts, by W. Redmund. 68 p.
f°. Typewritten.

© William Redmund, United States ; 1887 :
17529, July 8 ; 2c. Aug. 29, 1888. 19227

or, The cross of gold, a play in 4 acts, by

Annie Kernanan. 56 p. 4°. Mimeographed.

© July 2, 1909 ; 2c. July 26, 1909 ; D : 16350 ;
James Edwards, Chicago. 19228

a romantic drama in 4 acts, by W. Red-

mund.

© William Redmund, Boston; 1888:24517,
Aug. 29. 19229

Hermione; by T. Dickinson. 61 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Thomas Dickinson, Madison, Wis.; D:
6106, Jan. 19, 1905 ; 2c. Feb. 11, 1905. 19230

Hermit (The); a drama in 4 acts, by R. E. Ker-
by. 98 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 3, 1909; D: 16464; Robert E.
Kerby, Syracuse, N. Y. 19231

or, The days of 1776, a sensational drama

in 3 acts.

© E. R. Foreman, United States; 1880:
15628, Oct. 13. 19232

Hermit (A) of Carmel, and other poems; by
George Santayana. New York, C. Scribner's
sons, 1901. vi, 234 p. 12°.

Dramatic contents : A hermit of Carmel. —
The knight's return.

© Charles Scribner's sons. New York; A:
19988, Oct. 30, 1901 ; 2c. Oct. 30, 1901. 19232a

Hermit of Cashell; opera in 4 acts, by H. New-
comb. Libretto.

© Harley Newcomb, Boston ; 1884 : 15229,
July 25. 19233

Hermit (The) of Plymouth Colony. See Che-
Ban- A-Kong-Ko-Muno.

Hermit (The) of Spongecake; play in 1 act,
from Richard Washburn Child's story, drama-
tized by G. Moyston. 21 p. f°. Typewritten.
© 1 Aug. 28, 1911 ; D : 25091 ; Guy Moyston,
San Francisco. 19234

Hermit (The) of the hills; dramatico-musical
sketch, by A. A. Van Brunt, words and mu.sic
of songs by A. A. Van Brunt, Bob Watt
[pseud, of R. W. Smiley] and Arthur A. Penn.
13 p. f°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Oct. 15, 1909; D: 17106; Andrew A.
Van Brunt, Missoula, Mont. 19235

Hermits (The); a comedy in prologue and 3 acts,
by P. L, Ripsom.

© Philip L. Ripsom, Rochester, N. Y. ; 1889 :
9670, Mar. 27. 19336

See also Four plays for children.

Hermits at Happy Hollow; musical comedy in

2 acts, by Clarence Vincent Kerr and R. H.
Burnside. 107 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Li-
bretto only]

© Ic. Apr. 28, 1910 ; D : 20944 ; R. H. Burn-
side, New York. 19237

Hermits (The) in Africa; a comic opera in 2
acts, scenario, book and lyrics by W. H. Al-
burn, W. H. Brooks, H. H. Kendall, C. V. Kerr
and S. W. Hubbard, music by .Tohn S. Zamec-
nik and Henry L. Sanford. 64 p. f°. Type-
written. [Libretto only]

© Hermit club co., Cleveland ; D : 15886,
May 18, 1909 ; 2c. June 1, 1909. 19238

Hermits (The) in California; or, Prairieland,
a musical comedy in 3 acts, by L. Ingersoll and
C. V. Kerr. 62 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Li-
bretto only]

© Leland Ingersoll and Clarence V. Kerr,
Cleveland; D : 10599, May 20, 1907; 2c. May

25, 1907. 19239

Hermits (The) in Dixie; a musical comedy in

3 acts, by Clarence Vincent Kerr and Norman
C. McLoud. 57 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Li-
bretto only]

© Hermit club co., Cleveland; D: 12946,
May 11, 1908; 2c. May 25, 1908; 2c. printed
musical score rec'd. same day. 19240

Hermits (The) in Paris; play in 2 acts, book by
Clarence V. Kerr and R. H. Burnside. 108 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 24, 1912 ; D : 29762 ; R. H. Burn-
side, New York. 19241

Hermits (The) in Vienna; musical comedy in 2
acts, by Clarence Vincent Kerr and R. H.
Burnside. 88 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto
only]

© Ic. June 24, 1914 ; D : 37395 ; R. H. Burn-
side, New York. 19241a

Hermosillo's daughter. See Estelle of the
Diamond F. '

Hemani; the Bernhardt ed., tr. by Frederick A.
Schwab.
© F. Rullman, New York ; 1880 : 16256, Oct.

26. 19242

a drama, by Victor Hugo, ed. with notes

and an essay on Victor Hugo, by George Mc-
Lean Harper. New York, H. Holt and com-
pany [etc.] Boston, C. Schoenhof [1894]
xlvii, 126p. front, (port.) 12°.

© Henry Holt & co., New York ; 1894 : 41334.
Sept. 10 ; 2c. Sept. 10. 19243

Hernarne; a comedy, by W. B. Felts. [Russell
Springs, Kan.] The author, 1891. 288 p. 16°.
© Wm. B. Felts, Russell Springs, Kan.;
1890 : 28100, Sept. 12 ; 2c. May 19, 1891.

19244

949

19345

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

19265

Hero (The); a comedy in 3 acts, by Hubert Ben-
.ianiiu Osborne. 116 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© H. B. Osborne, Kingston, Ontario, Can-
a«la ; D : 11456, Oct. 2, 1907 ; 2c. Oct. 2, 1907.

19245

-comedy sketch, by Charles M. Anson. [3],

25 p. 4°. TypewTitten,

© Ic. May 16, 1913 ; D : 33239 ; Frank Sheri-
dan, New Yorlj. 19246

1 act dramatic sketch, by J. U. Giesy. 15 p.

f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 21, 1915 ; D : 4178S ; J. U. Giesy,
Salt Lake City. 19246a

play in 4 acts, by M. N. Everett. [1], 58 p.

4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 17, 1915 ; D : 42520 ; Mary Nixon
Everett, Pasadena. 19246b

Hero and heroine; melodramatic absurdity in 1
act, by Herbert Swears. New York, S.
French; London, S. French, ltd., 1911. 19 p.
12°. ([French's acting ed.])

© Aug. 10, 1911; 2c. Aug. 11, 1911; D:
24907; Samuel French, ltd., London. 19247

Hero and Leander; by Kyrle Bellew. 31 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Cora Urquhart Potter, New York ; 1890 :
41792, Dec. 29 ; 2c. Dec. 29. 19248

■ • a tragedy, by M. Schiitze. 67 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Martin Schutze, Chicago ; D : 12004, Dec.
30, 1907 ; 2c. Dec. 30. 1907. 19249

Same. New York, Henry Holt & co., 1908.

176 p. 12°.

© Henry Holt & CO., New York ; D : 13942,
Sept. 28, 1908 ; 2c. Oct. 2, 1908. 19250

a tragedy in 4 acts, by G. P. Lathrop.

© George Parsons Lathrop, New York;

1888 : 26044, Sept. 13. 19251

Hero (A) and no mistake; play of long ago in

4 acts, by G. C. Sheldon and Magdalene Mer-

ritt. 77 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 25, 1913 ; D : 34318 ; Grace Carew
Sheldon, Buffalo. 19252

Hero (A) by mistake; original comedy skotcli
in 1 act, by A. Sinclair. [2], 18 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Nov. 5, 1914; D: 38829; Arthur Sin-
clair, New York. 19252a
Hero (Un) de la Vendee; comedie en 1 acte, par
H. Duraut.

© Heloise Durant, United States; 1884:

S580, Apr. 24. 19253

Hero (The) drummer boy; an emotional play

in prologue, 3 acts and tableaux, by A. T.

Oakes.

© A. T. Oakes, New York ; 1889 : 837, .Tan.
5. 19254

Hero (A) for a while; play, by O. Gaddan.
21 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 15, 1912; D: 28710; Oscar Gad-
dan, New York. 19255

Hero (A) for hers; comedy in 1 act, by IloUind
Oliver [pseud, of Henry White] [1], 20 p.
4°. Typewritten; ",l"

© Ic. Nov. 29, 1913; D: 35184; Henry
White, Sacramento, Cal. 19256

Hero (The) in rags; by E, Kriz.

© Edward Kriz, United States ; 1885 : 17495,
Aug. 17. 19257

Hero (The) of a courtship. See Chimes (The)
of life.

Hero (The) of a hundred battle fields. See
Napoleon the great.

Hero (The) of a hundred years hence. See
Hypnotizer.

Hero (The) of Barrackpoor; drama in 3 acts,
by R. Newcomb.

© Robert Newcomb, New York; 1879:
14719, Nov. 3. 19258

Hero (The) of 1803. See Emmet.

Hero (The) of Lexington; a military drama in
6 acts founded on historical incidents of the
late war, by R. B. Howell. Salineville, O.,
L. Anderson [1883] cover-title, 1 p. 1., 18 p.
24°.

© R. B. Howell, Salineville, O. ; 1883:

10948, Sept. 15 ; 2c. Jan. 5, 1892. 19259

Hero (The) of Libby prison. See Sheridan's

spy.
Hero (The) of Manilla; by H. Reid [i. e. James
Halleck Reid]

© John Havlin and Hal Reid, St. Louis;
1S9S: 59519, Oct. 10. 19260

• in 4 acts, by F, B. Coigne. Typewritten.

© Frank B. Coigne, Philadelphia; 1898:
47678, Aug. 12; 2c. Nov. 25. 19261

Hero (The) of San Juan; a 1 act military melo-
drama, by B. B. Henry.

© Burton B. Henry, New Orleans; 1900 A:
4760, Feb. 21. 19262

Hero (The) of Saratoga; an historical drama
in 5 acts and a prologue, by E. K. Cowing.

© Edward Kirkland Cowing, New York ; D :
1223, Dec. 30, 1901. 19263

Hero of the Alps; a romantic tone-drama in 4
acts, by B. R. Kappeler and H. E. Lorenz.

© Ernest R. Kappeler and Henry E. Tiorenz,
Allegheny, Pa. ; 1897 : 3-5446, June 14. 19264
Hero (The) of the day; a musical comedy in 3
acts, by Harry B. Smith.

© H. B. Smith, New York ; D : 11789, Nov.
22, 1907. 19265
See also Bright (A) penny.

950

19266

COPYEIGHTED IN" THE UNITED STATES

19283

Hero (The) of the gridiron; a college comedy
in 5 acts, by Estelle Cook. Boston, W. H.
Baker eS: co., 1908. 34 p. 12°.

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston ; D : 13110,
June 4, 1908 ; 2c. July 18, 1908. 19266

Hero (The) of the hour; a drama in 4 acts,
founded on the French of Paul Feval, by
George Fawcett Rowe.

© Jarrett and Palmer, United States ; 1874 :
14484, Dec. 1. 19267

Hero (The) of the Nevada; a romantic drama
in 3 acts, by Harry Stuart.

© Harry J. Stuart, Buffalo; 1886:7339,
Mar. 30. 19268

Hero (The) of the Oregon; a naval drama in 5
acts, by Violet Ray [pseud, of V. R. Aiken]
Typewritten.

© Violet Ray Aiken, Jersey City; 1899:
34884, May 24 ; 2c. Sept. 11. 19269

Hero (A) of two flags; a semi-military Irish-
American melodrama in 5 acts, by J. T. Walsh.
© J. Theo. Walsh, New York ; D : 2445, Oct.
14, 1902. 19270

Hero to his valet; comedy in 1 act, by C. An-
drews. 23 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 30, 1909; D: 17231; Charlton
Andrews, Valley City, N. D. 19271

Hero (A) to order; a comedy in 3 acts, by V.
Lopez. 116 p. obi. 16°. Typewritten.

© Virgil Lopez, New York; 1890:17530,
May 29; 2c. Jan. 17, 1891. 19272

Hero wanted; playlet by R. A. Marchand. 13 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 21, 1913; D: 32396; Ralph A.
Marchand, Cambridge, Mass. 19273

Hero (The) worshipper; play in 3 acts, by C. G.
Eichel. [81] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 13, 1911; D: 23947; Charles
Gerard Eichel, New York. 19274

Herod; a tragedy, by H. Iliowizi. Minneapolis,
[Tribune book print] 1884. 80 p. 8°.

© Henry Iliowizi, Minneapolis ; 1884 : 1817,
Jan. 25 ; 2c. Mar. 26 ; 2c. Aug. 15. 19275

-a tragedy in 3 acts, by Stephen Phillips.

Proof.

© John Lane, New York; 1900 A: 26983,
Oct. 30 ; 2c. Oct. 31. 19276

Herod and Mariamne; a tragedy In 5 acts, by
Christian Friedrich Hebbel. tr. into English
by Edith J. R. Isaacs and Kurt Rahlson. (In
The drama, no. 6, May 1912 ; periodical © Apr.
25, 1912; 2c. Apr. 27, 1912; B: 254368; Dra-
matic pub. CO., Chicago) 19276a

Herod krol Judei; czyli rzez niewiniatek, przed-
stawienie w czterech czgsciach ze gpiewem i
muzykij, ulozyl J. Paczoski. Warszawie, C.
Witanowski [1914] 8 p. obi. 4°. [With
music]

© Dec. 15, 1914; Ic. Dec. 15, 1914; D:
39744 ; Julius Pacz6ski, New York. 19276b

Herod the Great; a play in 5 acts, by E. Baruch.
Typewritten.

© Emanuel Baruch, New York; 1900 A:
24597, Oct. 3 ; 2c. Nov. 14. 19277

Herodes und Mariamne; tragodie in 5 akten,
von Friedrich Hebbel, ed. by Edward Stockton
Meyer. New York, H. Holt and company,
1905. xxxviii, 192 p. 16°.

© Henry Holt & CO., New York; D : 7464,
Oct. 27, 1905 : 2c. Oct. 27, 1905. 19278

Herodias; opera in 5 acts [by Henry Chapman]
French words by P. Milliet, H. Gr^mont and
A. Zanardini, music by J. Massenet. New
York, Charles E. Burden, 1909. 43 p. 8°.
[Libretto only. French and English]

© Nov. 4, 1909 ; 2c. Nov. 5, 1909 ; D : 17285 ;
Charles E. Burden, New York. 19279

Heroe (El) del cortijo; zarzuela en 1 acto y 3
cuadros, en prosa, original de R. Sanchez
Sar^chaga, mfisica de los maestros Barba y
Padilla. Madrid [Sociedad de autores espa-
noles] 1907. 34 p. 12°. [Libretto only]

© Ram6n Sanchez Sarachaga, Madrid ; D :
10308, Apr. 10, 1907 ; 2c. Apr. 9, 1907. 19280

Heroes and heroines; a drama of the Civil War,
in 4 acts, by A. R. Whytal. 21 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© A. Russ Whytal, New York ; 1891 : 4960,
Feb. 4 ; 2c. Jan. 2, 1892. 19281

Heroes (Los) del Rif ; episodios de la campafia
de Melilla, recopilados en 1 acto, y 5 cuadros,
en prosa y verso, original de E. Prieto y J.
Villamil, mfisica de los maestros Quislant y
Crist6bal. Madrid [Sociedad de autores espa-
fioles] 1910. 45 p. 12°. [Libretto only]

© May 19, 1910; 2c. May 20, 1910; D:
21085 ; Enrique Prieto y Jesfis Villamil, Mad-
rid. 19282

Heroes (The) of Andersonville. See Bunch of
violets.

Heroes of 1898-1902. See Our boys in khaki.

Heroes of Japan. See Bowl-wearing (The)
princess.

Heroes of the blue and gray; by Frank B.
Coigne. 4 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 31, 1912; D: 29869; Champion
film 00. New York. 19283

951

19284

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

19304

Heroes of the mines; by J. T. McGeary.

(c) John Thomas McGeary, United States;
1900 A : 25323, Oct. 11. 19284

Heroes of '98; Cuban military play in 4 acts, by
J. C. Webb.

© John Crittenden Webb, Chicago; 1898:
49430, Aug. 23. 19285

Heroes they would be; a drama, by J. McKib-
ben. 51 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Joseph McKibben, Portland, Or.; D:
13525, Aug. 10, 1908; 2c. Aug. 10, 1908.

19286

Heroic (The) blacksmith; a comedy in 1 act
and 3 scenes, by Harry Emmet.

© Robert Fitzsimmons, New York; 1892:
27162, June 29. 19287

Heroic (The) Dutchman of '76; a comedy in 5
acts, by V. B. Grinnell.

© V. B. Grinnell, Waverly, la. ; 1880 : 19834,
Dec. 24. 19288

Heroic hearts; scenic melodrama in 4 acts, by
J. C. Webb.

© John Crittenden Webb, Chicago ; D : 4005,
Sept. 25, 1903. 19289

Heroic love; an American drama in 4 acts,
adapted from the French by Prof. A. Corbett.

© Adolphe Corbett, New York ; 1892 : 2080.
Jan. 12. 19290

Heroic Mr. Popkorn; by J. Peet.

© Jeanie Spring Peet, Los Angeles ; D :
.5874, Dec. 5, 1904. 19291

Heroics. See Dime (A) novel.

Heroine (A) in rags; melodrama in 4 acts, by
Scott Marble. 73 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Francis R. Stewart and Fred G. Follett,
New York ; D : 3998, Sept. 24, 1903 ; 2c. Sept.
24, 1903. 19292

an original romantic drama in 5 acts, by

B. Campbell.

© Bartley Campbell, Cleveland ; 1877 : 3969,
Apr. 4. 19293

Heroine (The) of Bassano; drama in 4 acts, by

C. Peter, tr. from the original German by
E. S. Du Poncet. [25] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 24, 1911; D: 25849; Charles
.Peter, Salt Lake City. 19294

Heroine (The) of Butte; or. The peace of the
mines, a drama of the last decade, by E. P.
Hill. 41 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Earl P. Hill, Kansas City, Mo. ; D : 12513,
Mar. 9, 1908 ; 2c. Mar. 19, 1908. 19295

Heroine (The) of King's Court. See Loriena.

Heroine (The) of the lighthouse. See Grace
Darling.

Heroine (The) of the mountain rift; or, Among
the moonshiners, an original comedy-drama
in 4 acts, by M. Perdue.

© M. P. Sharp, Dayton, O. ; 1896:3.553.5,
Juno 17. 19296

Heroines of France; an historic tragedy in 2
pts. and 7 acts, by G. de Nottbeck, 1 p. 1.,
4G p. 8°. Printed.

. © Gabrielle de Nottbeck, New York ; 1877 :
7069, June 14 ; 2c. June 14. 19296a

Same. 1 p. 1., 51 p. 8°. Printed.

© Gabrielle de Nottbeck, New York ; 1877 :
8411, July 18 ; 2c. July 18. 19297

Heroism (The) of Dr. Price; farce-comedy in
1 act, by H. Hudson. [1], 15 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Oct. 28, 1912; D: 31260; Holland
Hudson, New York. 19298

Heron do's classical tableaux; a drama of
mythology in 5 acts, by F. Herondo [pseud,
of F. A. Swallow]

© F. Herondo, Boston ; 1879 : 8246, June 21.

19299

Hero's (The) bride. See Love for love.

Hero's (The) triumph; play in 1 act, by N. K.
P.sachos. 9 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 16, 1914 ; D : 36827 ; Nicholaos K.
Psachos, Detroit. 19299a

Herostratos; by E. Henrici. Baltimore, 1904.
p. 51-89. 8°. (E. Henrici's dramatische
werke [no.] 2)

© Ernst Henrici, Baltimore ; D : 5342, July
26, 1904 ; 2c. July 26, 1904. 19300

Herr Arnim; or, The German professor, an
original comedy in 3 acts, by F. Marsden (W.
A. Sliver)

© Fred Marsden, New York; 1879:2878,
Mar. 1. 19301

Herr Baer. See Festung (Die) ist erobert.

Herr Christensen; bilder aus dem leben eines
junggesellen in 3 akten, von Anton ^lelbye
und Valdemar Koppel, bearbeitet von Ludwig
Brahm. Berlin, Felix Bloch erben, 1909.
102 p. 12°.

© Ic. Oct. 30, 1909; D : 17229 ; Felix Bloch
erben, Berlin. 19302

Herr (Der) der welt; drama in 3 akten und
eineni vorspiel, von Nlkolaus Kisban. 101 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 17, 1913; D: 35040; Comooilia.
Vienna. 19303

Herr Franz; an original drama in prologue and
3 acts, by F. Marsden (W. A. Sliver)

© Fred Marsden, New York ; 1878 : 12815,
Nov. 7. 19304

See also Eureka. — Yulie.

952

19305

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

19318

Herr Kunnzlemann's dramatic school; farce
in 1 act, by N. L. Manheim. 16 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Nov. 22, 1912 ; D : 31445 ; N. L. INIan-
heim, Brooklyn. 19305

Herr (Der) kurator; schwanlc in 3 akten, von
Arniin Friedmann. Wien, F. W. Schmieden,
1911. 83 p. 12°.

© Ic. Nov. 6, 1911 ; D : 25684 ; F, W. Schmie-
den, Vienna. 19306

Herr Lustig; ein stiick aus dera leben, 5 akten,
von Karl Milliner. [88] p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Nov. 27, 1911 ; D : 25867 ; Alfred Spitz,
New York. 19307

Herr (Der) minister; komodie in 3 akten, von
Andreas Nagy. Leipzig, F. Bard & bruder,
1913. 78 p. 12°.

© Ic. Nov. 12, 1913 ; D : 34992 ; Franz Bard
& bruder, Leipzig. 19308

Herr (Der) mit der griinen krawatte; groteske
in 1 akt, von Andre Villard. [1], 15 p. f°.
Mimeographed.

© Ic. July 24, 1912; D: 30329; Osterlield
& CO., Berlin. 19309

Herr (Der) ohne wohnung; possensketsch in 1
akt, 2 bildern, von Rudolf Oesterreicher und
Bela Jenbach. Berlin - Charlottenburg, Thes-
pisverlag [etc., etc.] 1914. 37 p. 12°.

© Ic. May 4, 1914 ; D : 36920 ; Musikverlag
und biihnenvertrieb Apollo, Vienna. 19309a

Hr. sakforer! lystspil i 1 akt, af H. Wiers-
Jenssen, frit efter Jean Decourelle. Kristi-
ania, H. Aschehoug & co. (W. Nygaard) 1913.
2 p. 1., 48 p. 12°.

© Dec. 16, 1913; 2c. Jan. 27, 1914; D:
35802; H. Aschehoug & co., Christiania.

19309b

Herr und diener; schauspiel in 3 aufziigen, von
Ludwig Fulda. Stuttgart und Berlin, J. G.
Cotta'sche buchhandlung nachfolger, 1910.
153, [1] p. 12°.

© Oct. 29, 1910 ; 2c. Nov. 12, 1910 ; D : 22541 ;
Felix Bloch erben, Berlin. 19310

Herr (Der) verteidiger; groteske in 3 akten,
von Franz Molnar und Alfred Halm. VoU-
standiges regiebuch. Leipzig, Wien, W. Karc-
zag & C. Wallner, 1910. 152 p. 4°.

© Apr. 1, 1910 ; 2c. Apr. 19, 1910 ; A— For-
eign 1147 ; W. Karczag & C. Wallner, Leipzig.

19310a

Same.

© Ic. Apr. 16, 1910; D: 20808; W. Karc-
zag & C. Wallner, Vienna. 19311

Same.

© Ic. Feb. 4, 1911 ; D : 23276 ; International
copyright bureau, ltd., London. 19312

Herr Vetter; a play in 4 acts, by J. M. Lipp-
mann. Ill p. 4°, Typewritten.

© Julie M. Lippmann, New York ; D : 6814.
June 13, 1905; 2c. June 13, 1905. 19313

Herr (Der) v. Pamstinger; komodie in 1 akt
von Homunkulus. Wien, Otto Eirich. 18 p.

8°.

© Ic. Aug. 3, 1914 ; D : 37732 ; Otto Eirich.
Vienna. 19313a

Herrgottsmusikanten ; lustspiel in 4 akten, von
R. Herzog. Stuttgart, Druck der Union
deutsche verlagsgesellschaft, 1912. 186 p<
12°.

© Ic. July 13, 1912 ; D : 31016 ; Rudolf Her-
zog, Berlin. 19314

Same. Stuttgart und Berlin, J. G. Cotta'-
sche buchhandlung nachfolger, 1912. 172 p.
12°.

© Oct. 19, 1912 ; 2c. Feb. 20, 1913 ; D : 33476 ;
Rudolf Herzog, Berlin. 19315

Herrgottswarter (Der); ein drama in 3 auf-
ziigen, von Heinrich Lilienfein. Berlin, Egon
Fleischel, 1906. 4 p. 1., 119 p. 12°.

© res. under act of Mar. 3, 1905, by
Emanuel Lederer, New York; res. 573; Ic.
Oct. 17, 1906. 19316

Herrschaftlicher diener gesucht; schwank in 3
akten, von Eugen Burg und Louis Taufstein.
Berlin, Biihnenverlag Ahn & Simrock, g. m. b.
h., 1915. 54 p. 8°.

© Ic. Aug. 5, 1915; D: 41423; Biihnen-
verlag Ahn & Simrock, g. m. b. h., Berlin.

19316a

[Hershele Astrepolier; comedy with song in 4
acts, by M. Gabel]

[1], 85 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 15, 1915 ; D : 41238 ; Max Gabel,
Brooklyn. 19316b

Hervor, the Gaul; a drama in 5 acts, by T. T.
Timayenis. Boston, The National press, 1908.
72 p. 8°.

© T. T. Timayenis, Boston ; D : 12810, Apr.
13, 1908; 2c. June 1, 1908. 19317

Herzog Philipps brautfahrt; opern-lustspiel in
3 akten, nach einer historischen anekdote, von
Hanns von Gumppenberg, musik von A. Reuss.
[Miinchen. Kgl. hofbuchdruckerei, Kastner &
Callwey] 71 p. 12°.

© August Reuss, Charlottenburg, Germany ;
D : 14641, Dec. 26, 1908 ; 2c. Dec. 26, 1908.

19318

953

19318

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

19337

Herzog Utz; ein schausplel [in 5 akten] von
Hermann Burte. Leipzig, Verlag von G. K.
Sarasin, 1913. 202 p. 12°.

© Sept. 15, 1913; Ic. June 8, 1914; D:
37253; Gideon I\;ui Sara.siu, Leipzig. 19318a

Herzog (Der) von Westminster; groteske in
1 aufzuge, von Hugo Marck und Harry Wal-
den. Berlin, Deutsclier theater verlag. 34 p.
12°.

© Ic. Dec. 27, 1912; D: 31804; Deutsclier
tlieater verlag, Berlin. 19319

Herzogin (Die) von Palliano; drama in 3 akten,
von H. Lilienfein. Stuttgart, Union deutsche
verlagsgesellscliaft, 1914. 122 p. 12°.

© Ic. May 20, 1914; D: 37099; Heinrich
Lilienfein, Berlin. 19319a

Hesitation; a comedietta in 1 act, by Thomas
Frost, ^e^v York, The De Witt pub. house,
1893, 1 p. 1., 16 p. 12°. ([De Witt's acting
plays, no. 397] )

© R. H. Russell & son, New York; 1893:
56959, Dec. 23 ; 2c. Dec. 26. 19320

Hessian (The); a Revolutionary drama in 3
acts, by Thomas Littlefield Marble. Phila-
delphia", Penn pub. co., 1908. 34 p. 12°.

© Penn pub. co., Philadelphia ; D : 13166,
June 12, 1908; 2c. June 12, 1908. 19321

or, Tlie angel of Trenton, a drama of the

Revolution in 4 acts, by Barba Rossa [pseud,
of W. O. Soubron]

© William Otto Soubron, Milwaukee; D :
270, Mar. 27, 1901. 19322

— See also Across the Delaware.

Hessie Helfman, the nihilistic heroine; by P.
Fox.

© Pincus Fox, New York ; D : 812, Aug. 29,
1901. 19323

Hester Blair; or, A woman's word, a play in 4
acts, by W. H. Carson. Typewritten.

© William H. Carson, Brockton, Mass. ;
1899 : 46822, July 19 ; 2c. July 19. 19324

Hetty Green, the richest woman in the world;
a farce in 1 act, by F. H. James, ii, 34 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. May 25, 1910; D: 21176; Fred. H.
James, New York. 19325

Hetty macht alles; Pariser vaudeville in 3
Mkten, vou H. Richard und H. Bulss. [85] p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 17, 1911; D: 23415; Hedwig
Richard ^c Horst Buls.s, New York. 19326

Hetty Ross; 3 act drama, by N. E. Walkup. 70
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 28, 1915; D: 41849; Nellie
Eunice Walkup, New York. 19326a

Hetty Sorrel; a play in 5 acts, founded upon
George Eliot's novel, Adam Bede, by J. O'Con-
nor. 98 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Jeremiah O'Connor, Washington ; D :
1292, Jan. 14, 1902 ; 2c. May 14, 1902. 19327

— a drama, by M. St. John.

© Mary St. John, New York ; D : 1527, Mar.
7, 1902. 19328

a play, dramatized from George Eliot's

novel, Adam Bede, by M. C. Craft.

© Mabel Claire Craft, East Oakland, Cal. ;
D : 2215, Aug. 11, 1902. 19329

Heuchler (Der); oder, Nach 15 jahren, ein
volksstUck der gegenwart in 5 akten, von O. C.
Rappoid, bearbeitet nach einem roman von
E. Hahn.

© Otto C. Rappoid, Brooklyn; 1878:3950,
Apr. 3. 19330

Heure (L') des tziganes; pi6ce en 1 acte, en
vers, par L. Larguier. 6 p. 4°. (L'lllustra-
tion theatrale, 8" annee, 227, 21 decembro
1912)

© Dec. 21, 1912; 2c. Jan. 25, 1913; D:
32075; L6o Larguier, Paris. 19331

Heure (L') espagnole; com6die musicale en 1
acte, po^me de Franc-Nohain [pseud, of
Slaurlce Le Grand] musique de Maurice
Ravel. Paris, A. Durand et fils, 1909. 34 p.
12°. [Libretto only]

© A. Durand et fils, Paris ; D : 15330, Mar.
15, 1909 ; 2c. Mar. 15, 1909. 19332

Same.

© Aug. 24, 1909; 2c. Aug. 24, 1909; D:
16624 ; A. Durand et fils, Paris. 19333

Heureuse; com^die en 3 actes, par Maurice
Hennequin et Paul Bilhaud. Paris, P. V.
Stock, 1903. 3 p. 1., 191 p. 12°.

© P. V. Stock, Paris ; D : 3539, June 6, 1903 ;
2c. June 6, 1903. 19334

Hexe (Die) ; operette in 3 akten, text und musik
von Richard Jager. Breslau, Allegro buch-
und musik-verlag, 1911. 124 p. 12°. [Li-
bretto only]

© Ic. Sept. 18, 1911; D: 25258; Allegro
buch- und musik-verlag, Breslau, Germany.

19335

orig. manage schauspiel des Circus Busch

in 6 bildern, verfasst von Paula Busch. 35 p.
8°. Printed.

© Jan. 13, 1912; 2c. Feb. 29, 1912; D:
28869 ; Theaterverlag Eduard Bloch, Berlin.

19336

Hexe Eva; spiel in 3 aufziigen, von Franz
Herczeg, deutsch von Rudolf Lothar. Leipzig-
Wien, W. Karczag. 87 p. 8°.

© Ic. Mar. 1, 1913 ; D : 32602 ; W. Karczag,
Leipzig. 19337

954

19338

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

19353

Hexenlied (Das) 8ee Witch's (The) song.

Hey diddle-diddle, the cat's g-ot the fiddle.
See Pat-a-cake, pat-a-cake, baker's man.

Hey, Bube; a monologue, by Harry L. Newton,
Chicago, T. S. Denison [1904] 10 p. 12°.
( [Denison's vaudeville sketches] )

© T. S. Denison, Chicago ; D : 5165, June 10,
1904 ; 2c. July 30, 1904. 19338

Hezekiah Hapgood; or. Adventures of a specu-
lative Yankee, a comedy in 3 acts, by J. F.
Warner.

© J. Franklin Warner, Boston; 1895:
23105, Apr. 26. 19339

Hezekiah Perkins. See Cook's comers.

Hi diddle diddle, the cat in the fiddle.
Harlequin Sinbad, the sailor.

See

Hi Holler; by Wallace Campbell.

© Felix Haney, New York ; 1900 A : 25830,
Oct. 17. 19340

Hi Hubbard; comedy in 4 acts, by H. H. Hortbn.

© Hiram H. Horton, New York; 1899:

48313, July 26. 19341

Hiartville (The) Shakespeare club; farce in 1
act, for girls, by Belle Marshall Locke.

© P. Garrett & co., Philadelphia; 1896:
16155, Mar. 12. 19342

Pliawatha; a drama from Longfellow's poem,
arr. by A. L. Warner.

© E. Devine & co., Chicago ; 1889 : 15620,
May 24. 19343

a dramatization of Longfellow's Hiawatha,

in 6 acts, rev., arr. and dramatized by A. L.
Devine. 2 p. 1., 43 p. 16°. Printed.

© Alice L. Devine, St. > aul ; 1894:42110.
July 27; 2c. Jan. 12, l*"-^:. 19344

— Same.

© Alice L. Devine, St. Paul ; 1895 : 8741,
Feb. 11; 2c. Feb. 15. 19345

— Indian passion play dramatized from Long-
fellow's immortal poem, by F. E. Moore,
cover-title, 16 p. 8°. Printed.

© July 5, 1913 ; 2c. July 7, 1913 ; D : 33882 ;
Frank E. Moore, Middletown, O. 19346

— - a poetic drama in 3 acts and prologue
dramatized from Henry W. Longfellow, by S.
Toler. [71] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 3, 1909 ; D : 16470 ; Sidney Toler,
New York. 19347

•or, Manabozho, an Ojibway Indian play,

by L. O. Armstrong.

© L. O. Armstrong. Montreal, Canada ; D :
21, Jan. 9, 1901 ; 2c. Jan. 9, 1901. 19348

Hiawatha — Cont i nued .

• or, Manabozho, an Ojibway Indian play, by

L. O. Armstrong. Boston, Rand Avery supply
CO., 1900. 21 p. nar. 8°. (Descriptive notes
and excerpts to be used as a libretto for Hia-
watha, or Manabozho)

© L. O. Armstrong, Montreal, Canada ; 1900
A : 24195, Sept. 27 ; 2c. Jan. 7, 1901. 19349

or. Pretty Laughing- Water, an extrava-

ganza in 3 acts, by N. Childs.

© Nathaniel Childs, Boston; 1877:9011,
Aug. 6. ^ 19350

See also Arrow (The) maker's daughter. —

Life (The) of Hiawatha. — Os-ka-wawa
(The). — Song of Hiawatha.

Hiawatha and his friends; play in 7 scenes, by
A. W. Bailey. 11 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 8, 1913 ; D : 32239 ; Alice Ward
Bailey, Minneapolis. 19351

(Dramatization of) for primary grades.

Monmouth, Or., C. L. McCarthy [1915] 28 p.
illus. 8°.

© July 14, 1915; 2c. July 19, 1915; A:
412160; Charles Loren McCarthy, Monmouth,
Or. 19351a

Hiawatha dramatized; arr. in 8 scenes for
school exhibitions, by Katherine S. Netzorg
and Lucetta P. Kellenbarger, incidental music
by Harry C. Eldridge. Lebanon, O., March
brothers, 1915. 63 p. .12°.

© Sept. 7, 1915; 2c. Sept. 11, 1915; D:
41747; March bros., Lebanon, O. 19351b

Hiawatha entertainments; by Stanley Schell,
• illus. by Irving Vining, 2d ed. rev., enl., illus.
New York, E. S. Werner & company, 1907.
92 p. illus., plates. 12°.

© Edgar S. Werner, New York ; A : 1710.53.
Mar. 13, 1907; 2c. Mar. 23, 1907. 19351c

Hiawatha, the Mohawk; play, by W. D. Light-
hall and L. O. Armstrong. 24 p. 8°.

© July 20. 1909; 2c. July 21, 1909; D:
17287; W. D. Lighthall and L. O. Armstrong,
Montreal, Canada. 19352

Hiawatha the Ojibway-Iroquois prophet; dra-
matic spectacle drama, or masque, arr. from
Longfellow's poem and other legends, by C. E.
Lloyd. [4], 31 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 9, 1914; D: 37302; Clinton E.
Lloyd, Pittsburgh. 19352a

Hiawatha's childhood. See Snow (The) im-
age.

Hibernians (The); an Irish drama in 3 acts,
by D. J. Greene.

© D. J. Greene, Jersey City ; 1897 : 72802.
Dec. 27. 19353

955

19354

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

19374

Hick love; 1 act play, by G. Bloomquest. [18]
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 13, 1913; D: 33209; George
Bloomquest, I\Iinneapolis. 19354

Hickey's finish; comedy sketch in 1 act, by
J. Woodman. 12 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 9, 1912; D: 31632; Joe Wood-
man, Broolvlyn. 19355

Hickory Wood's soliloquies; including Wild
West dramatics, the sequel to The cricket
club of Red Nose flat.

© T. H. French, New Yorli ; 1899:62626,
Sept. 27 ; 2c. Nov. 17. 19356

Hick'ry farm; a comedy-drama of New England
life in 2 acts, by Edwin M. Stern. New York,
The De Witt publishing house, 1891. 28 p.
12°.

© R. H. Russell & son. New York; 1891:
23469, June 27 ; 2c. Sept. 12. 19357

Hicks at college; by Sara Preston, Amy Oliver
and Ralph E. Dyar, Chicago, Dramatic pub-
lishing CO., 1909. 47 p. 12°. ([Sergei's act-
ing drama no. 595] )

© Nov. 12, 1909; 2c. Nov. 15, 1909; D:
17366 ; Dramatic pub. co., Chicago. 19358

Hidalg'a (La); a tale of California in 1847, in
3 acts, by E. Gerberding.

© Elizabeth Gerberding, San Francisco ;
1898 : 13083, Feb. 23. 19359

Hidden away; a sensational drama, from Eddie
Price's Hidden away ; or. The .spectre of Des-
mond hall, by S. H. Chapman.

© S. H. Chapman, Sacramento, Cal. ; 1873 :
2164, Mar. 6 ; 2c. Mar. 6. 19360

Hidden bonds. See Phyllis Dene.

Hidden (A) crime; 4 act melodrama.

© Charles B. Goes and John P. Locknev,
Chicago ; D : 1711, Apr. 9, 1902. 19361

sensational drama in 4 acts, by J. P. Lock-

ney. 4 v. 8°. Printed.

© .John P. Lockney, Chicago ; D : 1407, Feb.
6, 1902 ; 2c. Apr. 9, 1902. 19362

Hidden (The) cross; an adaptation in 4 acts,
by M. S. L. Parr. [93] p. f°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Dec. 8, 1911 ; D : 28204 ; Margaret S.
l;inn Parr, Philadelphia. 19363

Hidden (A) enemy; a comedy drama in 4 acts,
by Chas. H. Flemming.

© Joseph J. Sullivan and Larry Smith,
Pittsburgh ; 1894 : 52738, Nov. 12. 19364

Hidden fires; a drama in 4 acts, by C. W. Tack-
enberg. 31 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Charles William Tackenberg, Cincinnati ;
D : 8686, June 12, 1906 ; 2c. Apr. 25, 1907.

19365

Hidden (The) gold,
scout.

See Winning Hand, the

Hidden (The) hand; a drama in ?, acts, from
Emma D. E. N. Southworth's celebrated novel
of the same name, by A. S. Partridge.

© Amos S. Partridge, St. Louis; 1883:
197.52, Oct. 26. 19366

-* — a dramatization of the celebrated story
of same name, by Chas. Morton. Chicago
manuscript co., 1912. 61 p. f°. Mimeo-
graphed.

© May 8, 1912 ; 2c. June 8, 1912 ; D : 29910 ;
Alexander Byers, Chicago, 19367

dramatized by Eugene Moore. 130 p. f°.

Typewritten.

© Frederick G. Conrad, Chicago; D : 9247,
Oct. 17. 1906; 2c. Oct. 19, 1906. 19368

— See also Cap, the news girl. — Capitolia.

Hidden help; or, A working girl's luck, a
drama by F. H. Stauffer.

© Frank H. Stauffer, Philadelphia; 1874:
9755, July 25. 19369

Hidden house; play in 3 acts, founded on the
novel of that name by the same author, by
A. Rives (Princess Pierre Troubetzkoy) 89 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 31, 1915; D : 40227 ; Amelie
Rives (Princess Pierre Troubetzkoy), Cobham,
Va. 19369a

Hidden (The) inn; a comedy in 1 act, by M.
Warren. 31 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Maude Warren, Toledo, O. ; D : 1033.5,
Apr. 13, 1907; 2c. Apr. 15, 1908. 19370

Hidden (The) key; by N. Wiegel. 29 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Nettie Wiegel, San Francisco ; D : 11180,
Aug. 13, 1907; Ic. July 16, 1907; Ic. Aug, 13,
1907 19371

Hidden (The) Messiah; or. As one is taught,
drama in 4 acts, by E. Hallett. 108 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 23, 1911; D: 2.5296; Eldora
Hallett, Bloomington, 111. 19372

Hidden passion; a fairy comedy in 3 acts, by
Mme. R. Neuvillo.

© Jake Berry, New York; 1877: 11991, Oct.
17. 19373

Hidden (The) path; serious drama in 4 acts
and epilogue, by M. Gilbert. 22 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Apr. 17, 1913 ; D : 32977 ; IMarie Gil-
bert, New York. 19374

956

19375

COPYRIGHTED IF THE UNITED STATES

19397

Hidden (The) prince; a romantic drama in 4
acts, by L. Pendleton. 102 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Louis Pendleton, Bryn Atliyn, Pa. ; D :
5831, Nov. 28, 1904 ; 2c. Dec. 5, 1904. 19375

Hidden (The) secret. See Forged (The) will.

Hidden (The) spring; a drama in 4 acts, by
Iloberto Bracco, tr. by D. St. Cyr. Palermo,
1906. p. 144-186. 4°.

© Dirce St. Cyr, New York ; D : 10726, June
10, 1907 ; 2c June 10, 1907. 19376

Hidden (The) treasures; or, Martha's triumph,
a drama in a prologue and 4 acts, by Zella
Careo. Clyde, O., A. D. Ames, 1884. 15 p.
12°. ( [Ames' series of standard and minor
drama, no. 141])

© A. D. Ames, Clyde, O. ; 1884 : 4959, Mar.
8; 2c. Mar. 8. 19377

Hidden (The) truth; play in 3 acts, by N. H.
Hornstine. 49 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 29, 1911 ; D : 25908 ; Nathan H.
Hornstine, Philadelphia. 19378

Hidden (A) village; a drama in 4 acts, by
W. W. Davis. 140 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© William Webb Davis, Moulton, la. ; D :
15688, Apr. 22, 1909 ; 2c. Apr. 22, 1909. 19379

Hidden violin; playlet in 2 pts. by A. Skoogaard.
5 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 15, 1913; D : 34788 ; Axel Skoo-
gaard, New York. 19380

Hidden (The) will; by N. A. Stratton. 2d. ed.
[32] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept 27, 1910; D : 22154 ; Nathaniel
A. Stratton, New York. 19381

-in 3 acts, by N. A. Stratton. 22 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 10, 1910; D: 22064; Nathaniel
A. Stratton, New York. 19382

melodrama in 3 acts, by N. A. Stratton.

[8], 89 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 29, 1910; D : 22415 ; Nathaniel
A. Stratton, New York. ^9383

Hide and seek; an American spectacular play,
by William Busnach and H. F. Weed.

© Harry F. Weed, New York ; 1883 : 1540,

Jan. 23. 19384

Same.

© Harry F. Weed, New York; 1883:2003,
Jan. 30. 19385

-descriptive ballad, words and music by

Jaques Colligne.

© Leonard Vv' ales. New York ; 1885 : 17759,

19386

Hide and seek — Continued.

an original farce in 3 acts and 1 scene, by

Walter S. Craven. 134 p. 4°. Typewritten.
© Daisy H. Craven, New York ; 1890 : 4997,

Feb. 10; 2c. Feb. 18. 19387

Hide (The) thief; 1 act play, by B. P. Briscoe.
27 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 14, 1910 ; D : 20188 ; Birdsall P.
Briscoe, Houston. 19388

Hiding the regicides. See Little plays from
American history for young folks.

Hiedra (La); tragedia vulgar en 3 actos y en
prosa, de E[duardo] Marquina [y Angelo]
Madrid, Buenos Aires, Renacimiento, 1914.
241 p. 12°.

© Sept. 17, 1914; Ic. Sept. 21, 1914; D:
38259; E. Marquina, Madrid. 19388a

Higbee of Harvard; a comedy drama in 3 acts,
by Charles Townsend. Boston, W. H. Baker
& CO., 1906. vi, 7-58 p. 12°. (On cover:
Baker's ed. of plays)

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston; D:
9178, Oct. 2, 1906 ; 2c. Dec. 17, 1906. 19389

Higby's aunt; play in 1 act, by H. A. Conklin.
[1], 14 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 27, 1912; D: 29196; Harry
Adams Conklin, Huntington, N. Y. 19390

Higginbotham; play in prologue and 3 acts, by
G. Hirsch. [132] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 6, 1913; D : 34305 ; Gilbert
Hirsch, New York. 19391

Higgledy-piggledy; an extravaganza in 2 acts,
by E. Smith.

© Edgar Smith, Elmhurst, N. Y. ; D : 5717,
Nov. 2, 1904. 19392

High and low; or. Phases of life, by G. L.
Doyle. 1 p. f°. Typewritten.

© George L. Doyle, Saratoga, Cal. ; D :
7336, Sept. 28, 1905 ; 2c. Nov. 1, 1905. 19393

High art; farce in 3 pts., by A. M. Fay. [29] p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 25, 1912; D : 29487 ; Alice M.
Fay, New York. 19394

High art in the Hinnissy flat; sketch, bv L. H.
Foster. [1], 28 p. 4°. Typevs-ritten. '

© Ic. Aug. 17, 1912 ; D : 30557 ; Lilian Hoyt
Foster, New York. 19395

High (The) ball; farce comedy in 1 act, by
H. C. Barnes and B. Grassby. [19] p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. May 18, 1911 ; D : 24239 ; Howard C.
Barnes and Bertram Grassby, New York.

19396

Aug. 21

— a farcical comedy in 3 acts, by J. Wild.

© John Wild, New York ; 1888 : 8746, Mar.
24. 19397

957

19398

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

19416

Higli (The) ball — Continued.

1 act dramatic comedy, by E. K. Marble.

[2], 23 p. 8°. Ms.
© Ic. Oct. 10, 1912 ; D : 31215 ; Elanora K.

Marble, Chicago. 19398

High (The) ball and the bat; by J. T. Fare.
6 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Jolm Threllall Fare, San Francisco; D:
1659, Mar. 28, 1902 ; 2c. Mar. 28, 1902. 19399

High-born lady; musical farce comedy, by
Monroe and Hart.

© Monroe and Hart, New YorlJ ; 1897:

24142, Apr. 19. 19400

original comedy in 3 acts, by Herbert Hall

Winslow.

© Clifford and Huth, United States ; 1898 :
7511, Jan. 24. 19401

High C; a comedietta in 1 act, being a free
adaptation from the German of M. A. Grand-
jean, by Sydney Rosenfeld. New Yorlj, R. M.
De Witt, 1875. 17 p. 12°. ( [De Witt's act-
ing plays, no. 191] )

© Robert M. De Witt, New York; 1875:
14053, Dec. 30; 2c. Mar. 1, 1S76. 19402

^a comedy in 3 acts, by B. Dierkes. 84 p,

f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 30, 1909; D : 16427 ; Bernard
Dierkes, St. Louis. 19403

High (The) cost; play in 3 acts, by Sophie
Treadwell [pseud, of S. T. McGeehan] [91]
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 7, 1911 ; D : 25963 ; Sophie Tread-
well McGeehan, San Francisco. 19404

High (The) cost of living; musical play li-
bretto in 2 acts, book and lyrics, by A. N.
C. Fowler. [2]. 99 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 5, 1914 ; D : 35548 ; Albert N. C.
Fowler, Glens Falls, N. Y. 19404a

High (The) cost of loving; farce in 3 acts,
founded on the German, Die spanische fliege,
by F. Mandel. 132 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 29, 1914 ; D : 35840 ; Frank Man-
del, New York. 19404b

High (A) dive; playlet in 1 act, by A. E. Smylie.
[18] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 29, 1914; D: 35846; Adolphe
Edward Smylie, Brooklyn. 19404c

High finance; vaudeville act in 3 scenes, by C.
C. Kendall. [6] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 17, 1911; D : 24502 ; Clifford
Chas. Kendall, Chicago. 19405

High five; a farce comedy in 3 acts, by J. H.

Slater.

© Jos. H. Slater, New York; 1893:24753.
May 22. 19406

High Jack, the heeler; an Ethiopian sketch in
1 scene, by A. J. Leavitt, arr. by Charles
White. New York, R. M. De Witt, 1875. 6 p.
12°. ( [De Witt's Ethiopian and comic drama,
no. 48] )

© Robert M. De Witt, New York; 1875:
2457, Mar. 16 ; 2c. May 21. 19407

High jinks along the milky way. See Enjoy-
able entertainments.

High jinks on board; musical comedy in 1 act,
book by Lotta Alger, lyrics by Agnes L. Gage,
music by G. J. Wetzel. 15 p. 8°. Typewrit-
ten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. July 8, 1910; D: 21515; George J.
Wetzol, New York. 19408

High license; or. Local option, a musical com-
edy farce in 3 acts, by J. W. Frankel.

© Joseph W. Frankel, New York; 1888:
16423, June 8. 19409

High (The) license court; burlesque, by Frank
Dumont. New York, Chicago [etc.] M. Wit-
mark & sons [1902] 13 p. 12°,

© M. Witmark & sons. New York ; D : 2751,
Dec. 10, 1902 ; 2c. Dec. 9, 1902. 19410

High life; or, The girl in the aeroplane,
musical comedy in 3 acts, by D. A. Kahn.
44 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 26, 1910 ; D : 22143 ; Donald A.
Kahn, South Bend, Ind. 19411

(La grande vie); a comedy in 4 acts and 6

tableaux, by Edouard Cadol, tr. and adapted
by the Franco-American dramatic agency.

© Francois Mons and Louis Nathal, New
York; 1885:26505, Dec. 16. 19412

See also Compromised.

High life at Narragansett. See Seaside dar-
lings.

High life in jail; a play in 1 act, by Edgar
Selwyn and Randolph Shields. 27 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Michael Simon, New York ; D : 124.56,
Feb. 29, 1908 ; 2c. Mar. 9, 1908. 19413

High life in Reno; a comedy sketch in 1 act,
by N. Brown. [2], 16 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 25, 1912 ; D : 29807 ; Nat Brown,
Brooklyn. 19414

High, 10V7, jack and the game. See Daring
Dick, the detective. — Trumps.

High (The) mills; a domestic drama, by E. .1.
McCormick.

© Edward .Tames McCormick, New York ;
1883 : 8408, May 9. 19415

High mountain; drama in 4 acts, by E. H.
Hanna. [41] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 25, 1910; D: 21416; Elizabeth
Heming Hanna, Atlanta. 19416

958

19417

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

19439

High. (The) old court of impeachment; or, As
good as a play, in 3 acts, by P. E. R. Simmons
[pseud, of D. C. Cooley] St. Paul, O. E.
Dodge, 1878. 28 p. 8°.

© De Witt O. Cooley, St. Paul ; 1878 : 8308,
July 17; 2c. July 24. 19417

High (A) old time; a farce-comedy in 3 acts,
by G. Wolford.

© Gus Wolford, St. Louis; 1887:31953,
Dec. 12. 19418

an original farce comedy in 3 acts, by E.

Selden. Typewritten.

© Edgar Selden, New York; 1896:6.^54,
Dec. 4; 2c. Mar. 3, 1897. 19419

High-pressure; a play in 4 acts, by B. Lock-
wood. 57 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Benoni Lockwood, jr.. New York ; D :
11555, Oct. 19, 1907 ; 2c. Oct. 19, 1907. 19420

High-priest (The) of the sun; a Darwinian
play, by Innes Randolph and H. Austin.

© Henry Austin, New York; 1898:59021,
Oct. 7. 19421

High-priest's (The) daughter; original drama
in 5 acts, by E. Haun. [2], 60 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. May 81, 1913 ; D : 33372 ; Ewald Haun.
Cincinnati. 19422

High (A) roller; a spectacular, farcical and
nmsical comedy in 3 acts, by Clay M. Greene
and Barney Fagan.

© E. G. Gilmore and Alexr. Gomstock, New
York; 1890:28177, Sept. 13. 19423

High (The) rollers, De Veres; a comedy in 1
act and 2 scenes, by A. H. Woodlmll.

© Aaron H. Woodhull, New York; 1898:
37638, June 20 ; 2c. June 20. 19424

High school freshman; comedy for boys in 3
acts, by Charles Ulrich. Chicago, T. S. Deni-
son [1909] 54 p. 12°.

© Oct. 5, 1909 ; 2c. Oct. 7, 1909 ; D : 17037 ;
T. S. Denison, Chicago. 19425

High school skeleton; a modern mystic drama

in 4 acts, by J. Fell. 21 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Joseph Fell, Cleveland ; D : 10184. Mar.

21, 1907 ; 2c. Apr. 4, 1907. 19426

High tariff; or, Salt o' the earth, a comedy
drama in 4 acts, by J. Arthur. 114 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Joseph Arthur, New York; 1888:7.564.
Mar. 12 ; 2c. Apr. 26. 19427

High tide; a musical comedy in 3 acts, by F.
P. Weadon and L. De Lange.

© Frank Percy Weadon and Louis De
Lange, Philadelphia ; 1889 : 11575, Apr. 12.

19428

High (A) tide clam; a farce in 3 acts, by A. D.
Clement.

© Ada D. Clement, San Francisco; D:
2204, Aug. 9, 1902. 19429

High-toned (A) burglar. Typewritten.

© James Francis Dolan, United States ;
1S99 : 27559, Apr. 21 ; 2c. Sept. 23. 19430

High-toned (The) hobo; play in 1 act, by J.
McCree. [1], 8 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 17, 1913; D: 33820; Junie Mc-
Cree, New York. 19431

High treason; historical drama in 5 acts, by
Harvey De Baun Iserman. '35 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Feb. 16, 1913; D : 36039 ; Harvey Iser-
man, Ridgewood, N. J. 19431a

a romantic play of American history in 4

acts, founded on the treason of Benedict Ar-
nold and the capture of Major Andre, by R.
Hamilton.

© Raymond Hamilton, United States;

1893 : 6345, Feb. 1.

19432

or. The adventures of Arthur Lynch, late

colonel of the Boer army, a 4 act melodrama,
by C. E. Verner.

© Charles Erin Verner, Alameda, Cal. ; D :
2970, Jan. 21, 1903. 19433

Highbinder (The) and the missionaries; 2 act
drama, by W. S. Franklin. 12 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Nov. 29, 1911; D : 25959 ; Wm. S.
Franklin, San Francisco. 19434

Higher call; play in 4 acts, by W. H. Carson.
61 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 15, 1910; D: 20193; William
Henry Carson, New York. 19435

Higher (A) court case; drama in 4 acts, by G.
C. Golden. 29 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 24, 1915; D: 401.56; George
Charles Golden, New York. 19435a

Higher (The) education; comedy in 3 acts, by
E. O'Connor.

© Evelyn O'Connor, New York ; D : 5406.
Aug. 10, 1904. 19436

Same. 71 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 30, 1909; D: 17566; Evelyn
O'Connor. Rochester, N. Y. 19437

a comedy in 2 acts, by Francis Howard

Williams. Philadelphia, The Penn pub. co.,
1907. 43 p. 12°.

© Penn pub. co., Philadelphia; D: 11093.
Aug. 1, 1907 ; 2c. Aug. 1, 1907. 19438

a farce comedy in 1 act, by Louis J. Cella.

26 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© L. J. Cella, New York; D:9673, Dec.
17, 1906 ; 2c. Dec. 17, 1906. 19439

959

19440

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

19457

Higher (The) education — Continued.
a lark in 1 scene, by F. A. Hoadley.

© Frances A. Hoadley, New York; 1897:
62681, Nov. 8. 19440

Higher (The) good; play in 1 act, by Thacher
Howard Guild. 28 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 17, 1914 ; D : 40972 ; Lois Greene
Guild, Urbana, 111. 19440a

Higher (The) jurisdiction; play in 4 acts, by
M. E. Harris. [83] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 10, 1912 ; D : 30225 ; Maurice E.
Harris, Seattle. 19441

Higher (The) law; drama in 3 acts and 7
scenes, by D. Boehm. 115 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Feb. 12, 1915; D: 39668; David
Boehm, New York. 19441a

— a play in 4 acts, by C. H. Lee.

© Colton Hyde Lee, Washington ; D : 2714,
Dec. 13, 1902. 19442

•play in 3 acts, by W. C. Van Brunt. 58,

f3] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 1, 1911; D: 24109; Walter C.
Van Brunt, Brooklyn. 19443

— sketch, by C. Reader and L. Shaffner. 10 p.

4 . Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 3, 1911 ; D : 22997 ; Claude Reader
and Lillyan Shaffner, Chicago. 19444

— 3 act play, by H. L. Rockwell. 65 p. f°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 24, 1912 ; D : 28824 ; H. L. Rock-
well, Chicago. 19445

— See also Her only way.

Higher (The) laws; a play in 4 acts, by A. E.
Adelnuin. 177 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Abram E. Adelman, Chicago ; D : 11171,
Aug. 14, 1907; 2c. Aug. 19, 1907. 19446

Higher life; a comedy .sketch, by J. R. Pavilla.
10 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© John Richard Pavilla, New York ; D :
7263, Sept. 15, 1905 ; 2c. Sept. 15, 1905. 19447

Higher (The) love; play in 4 acts, by E. Leavitt
and W. L. Laurence. 71 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Jan. 20, 1915; D: 39454; Ezekiel
Leavitt and W. L. Laurence, Boston. 19447a

play in 3 acts, by C. L. Fox. 58 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 30. 1910 ; D : 22959 ; Constance
Levien Fox, New York. 19448

Higher (The) scale; a play in 1 act, by M. Con-
sidine. [8] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 20, 1913; D: 32730; Mildred
Considine, Chicago. 19449

Highest (The) bidder; play in 1 act, by E. S.
Ruskay. 25 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 21, 1915; D : 41569 ; Everett S.
Ruskay, New York. 19449a

Highflyer (The); a musical extravaganza in 3
acts and 4 scenes, book and lyrics, by E. Fore-
man. 97 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto
only]

© Ic. July 27, 1909 ; D : 16392 ; Edgar Fore-
man, New York. 19450

Highland (A) legacy; a play in 1 act, by Bran-
don Thomas.

© T. H. French, New York ; 1898 : 68164,
Nov. 22; 2c. Dec. 5. 19451

Highland soldier's romance; by J. Hood. 6 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 11, 1910 ; D : 20161 ; Jane Hood.
New York. 19452

Highlanders (The); a Scotch burletta in 3 acts,
libi-etto by F. Norcross.

© Frank Norcross, New York ; 1892 : 11971,
Mar. 18. 19453

Highroad (The); modern melodrama in 4 acts,
by W. Elwood. 117 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 10, 1912 ; D : 28645 ; Walter El-
wood, Amsterdam, N. Y. 19454

— a play in 5 acts, by E. B. Sheldon. [5],
197 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 3, 1912; D: 31029; Edward B.
Sheldon, New York. 19455

Higher (A) power,
the r. r. station.

See Robbery (The) at

Same. New York, Tower bros. stationerv

CO. [1912] cover-title, 81 p. 16°.

© Dec. 14, 1912 ; 2c. Dec. 19, 1912 ; D : 31743 ;
Edward Sheldon, New York. 19456

Highway (The) of life; being the personal his-
tory of David Copperfield, by Charles Dick-
ens, made into a play in 4 acts, by L. N.
I'arker. 141 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 2, 1914; D : 36211 ; Louis N.
Parker, London. 19456a

Highway (The) of love; modern play in 4 acts,
by C. H. MeGurrin and J. T. Goodwin. 39 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 1, 1915; D: 40895; (Charles
Henry MeGurrin, Salt Lake City. 19456b

Highway (The) robbers; a play for twelve boys.

by Eleanor Allen Schroll. Cincinnati, New

York, Fillmore music hou.se, 1908. 15 p. 12°.

© Fillmore bros. co., Cincinnati; D: 14085,

Oct. 17, 1908; 2c. Oct. 17, 1908. 19457

960

19458

COPYKIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

19474

Highway (The) strollers; a comedy-opera in 3
acts, by A. Hanseler and M. Moller, adapted
by Francis Neilson, music by Gustave Meyer.
Typewritten.

© E. C. Hedmondt, New York ; 1899 : 33184,
May 17 ; 2c. May 17. 19458

Highwayman (The); a comic opera libretto, by
H. B. Smith.

© Harry B. Smith, New York ; 1898 : 16549,
Mar. 11. 19459

original duologue, by Justin Huntly Mc-
Carthy. New York, S. French; London, S.
French, ltd., 1910. 17 p. 12°. ([French's
acting ed.])

© Nov. 21, 1910; 2c. Nov. 22, 1910; D:
22613; Samuel French, ltd., London. 19460

or, Claud Duval, a sketch, by W. Hawley.

20 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© William Hawley, Englewood, N. J. ; D :
2255, Aug. 20, 1902; 2c. Mar. 12, 1903. 19461
Hija (La) del guarda; zarzuela en 1 acto y en
1 solo cuadro, original de A. M. Viergol,
musica del maestro Rafael Calleja. Madrid
[Sociedad de autores espauoles] 1914. 39 p.
12°. [Libretto only]

© Mar. 28, 1914; Ic. Mar. 30, 1914; D:
36560; Antonio M. Viergol, Madrid. 19461a
Hija (La) del mar; zarzuela en 1 acto, dividido
en 3 cuadros, en verso, original de M. Fer-
nandez de la Puente, mlisica del maestro,
Tomas Barrera. Madrid [Sociedad de au-
tores espaiioles] 1912. 49 p. 12°. [Libretto
only]

© Mar. 6, 1913 ; 2c. Mar. 7, 1913 ; D : 32555 ;
Manuel Fernandez de la Puente, Madrid.

19462

Hija (La) del pueblo; zarzuela en 1 acto y 3
cuadros, letra de V. de la Vega, mfisica del
maestro Calleja. Madrid [Sociedad de au-
tores espanoles] 1910. 50 p. 12°. [Libretto
only]

© Sept. 6, 1910; 2c. Sept. 7, 1910; D:
21966 ; Ventura de la Vega, Madrid. 19463
Hijas (Las) de Lemnos; fantasia c6mico-lirica
en 1 acto, dividido en 6 cuadros, en prosa y
verso, original de M. Fernandez de la Puente
y Luis Pascual Frutos, mtisica del maestro
Luna. Madrid [Sociedad de autores espa-
iioles] 1911. 45 p. 12°. [Libretto only]

© Dec. 30, 1911 ; 2c. Jan. 2, 1912 ; D : 28140 ;
Manuel Fernandez de la Puente y L. Pascual
Frutos, Madrid. 19464

Hi jo (El) de Budha; opereta de gran espectacu-
lo en 1 acto y 5 cuadros, letra de Gabriel
Briones y Atanasio Melantuche, mfisica de los
maestros Valverde, hijo, y Calleja. Madrid
[Sociedad de autores espauoles] 1909. 35 p.
12°. [Libretto only]

© Briones y Melantuche, Madrid ; D : 10315,
Apr. 10, 1907; 2c. Apr. 9, 1907. 19465

Hijo de la patria; drama en 3 actos y 5 cuadros,
en prosa original de A. B. Alfaro. Madrid
[Sociedad de autores espanoles] 1909 52 p.
12°.

© Nov. 18, 1909; 2c. Nov. 19, 1909; D:
17409 ; Alfonso B. Alfaro, Madrid. 19466

Hijo (El) del general; juguete comico-lirico, en
1 acto y en prosa, original de J. Pernas y G.
Vivas, mtisica de los maestros Augustin Gos-
set y A. G. Hernandez. Madrid [Sociedad de
autores espauoles] 1910. 41, [2] p. 12°. [Li-
bretto only]

© May 23, 1910 ; 2c. May 24,^ 1910 ; D : 21154 ;
Jesus Pernas y Caspar Vivas, Madrid.

19467

Hijos (Los) de Hungria; poema llrico, en 1
acto, dividido en 4 cuadros, en verso y prosa,
original de J. de Burgos y Jose Carmona,
mlisica del maestro Federico Chaves. Madrid
[Sociedad de autores espaiioles] 1911. 42 p.
12°. [Libretto only]

© May 26, 1911; 2c. May 27, 1911; D:
24327 ; Javier de Burgos y Jose Carmona,
Madrid. 19468

Hijos (Los) del aire; zarzuela en 2 actos, divi-
didos en 4 cuadros, original de J. de Castro,
mtisica del maestro Pedro Cordoba. Madrid
[Sociedad de autores espanoles] 1911. 48 p.
12°. [Libretto only]

© May 26, 1911; 2c. May 27, 1911; D:
24315 ; Juan de Castro, Madrid. 19469

Hilarion; a 1 act play, by Josephine Howell-
Carter {In Poet lore, v. 26, no. 3, May- June
1915 ; periodical © June 28, 1915 ; 2c. July 1,
1915; B: 342110; Poet lore co., Boston)

19469a

Hilarity; in 2 scenes, by C. A. Loder.

© Charles A. Loder, Leadville, Col. ; 1883 :
12695, July 11. 19470

Hilarity at Haddain hall; a comedy in 1 act,
by A. S. Hickman. 28 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Albert Scott Hickman, Montvale, N. J. ;
D : 13337, July 14, 1908 ; 2c. July 24, 1908.

19471

Hilarity in McFadden's row of flats; a 3 act
farce comedy, by C. A. Loder.

© Chas. A. Loder, New York ; 1896 : 68304,
Dec. 15. 19472

Hilary's folly; dramatized from Bertha M.
Clay's novel, by L. L. Morgan.

© Laura Louise Morgan, Terre Haute, Ind. ;
1886 : 3894, Feb. 15. 19473

Hilda; drama in 2 acts, with a prelude, by R. B.
Lane. 67 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Richard Bachelder Lane, Chicago; D:
6011, Jan. 5, 1905; 2c. Jan. 6, 1905. 19474

5379—16-

-61

961

19475

DEAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

19496

Hilda — Continued.

a dramatic composition, by H. Johnstone.

Typewritten.

© Henry Johnstone, Brooklyn ; 1897 : 53420,
Sept. 23 ; 2c. Oct. 19. 19475

fl play in 4 acts, by M. C. Wentworth. 90

p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Marion Craig Wentworth, Boston; D:
12325, Feb. 7, 1908 ; 2c. Feb. 8, 1908. 19476

a society drama in 5 acts, by A. L. John-
son. 99 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Annie Lewis Johnson, New York ; 1888 :
17471, June 19 ; 2c. July 30. 19477

a society play in 5 acts, adapted by R. E.

Mack.

© Mi-s. R. E. Mack, New York ; 1876 : 1064,
Jan. 22. 19478

Hilda's letter; a comedy in 1 act, by J. M. Cum-
niing. 16 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Joseph M. Cumming, San Francisco; D:
10732, June 10, 1907 ; 2c. June 10, 1907. 19479

Hilde Herbig; a drama in 3 acts, by Heinz Gor-
don and M. Morisson. 101 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Maurice Morisson, New York ; D : 14462,
Dec. 5, 1908 ; 2c. Dec. 5, 1908. 19480

• schauspiel in 3 akten, von Heinz Gordon.

118 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Leon Wachsner, Milwaukee ; D : 14301,
Nov. 12, 1908 ; 2c. Nov. 12, 1908. 19481

• von Heinz Gordon und M. Morisson.

94 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Maurice Morisson, New York ; D : 14461,
Dec. 5, 1908 ; 2c. Dec. 5, 1908. 19482

Hildebrand; a drama in 5 acts, by J. L. Carle-
ton.

© John L. Carleton, St. John, New Bruns-
wick ; D : 2S81, Jan. 21, 1903. 19483

See also Dramatic works of Daniel Bed-

inger Lucas.

Hildegunde; ein ritterlicher minnesang fiir ge-
raischten chor, solostimmen und orchester,
dichtung von Erich Langer, musik von Fran-
ciscus Naglet. Textbuch. Leipzig, C. F.
Kahnt nachfolger, 1912. 19 p. 12°.

© Sept. 19, 1912; 2c. Feb. 24, 1913; D:
32595; C. F. Kahnt nachfolger, Leipzig.

19484

Hildetua; by G. B. Seitz. 27 p. 4°. Ms.

© Ic. Nov. 5, 1909; D : 17291 ; George B.

Seitz, Boston. 19485

Hilf dir selbst; volksschauspiel mit gesang aus

dem deutsch-amerikanischen leben in 6 bil-

dern, von K. R. Kerger.

© Karl Renter Kerger, New York; 1892:
40123, Oct. 3. 19486

Hilfe! ein kind ist vom himmel gef alien; eine
tragikomodie in 3 aufziigen, von Wilhelm
Schmidtbonn, Berlin, E. Fleischel & co., 1910.
103 p. 12°.

© Feb. 25, 1910; 2c. Feb. 28, 1910; D:
20309 ; Egon Fleischel & co., Berlin. 19487

Hill Billy; southern comedy-drama, by C. Ins-
keep. 35 p. f °. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 20, 1909 ; D : 17496 ; Carlos Ins-
keep, Darlington, Ind. 19488

Hill (The) of the bells; drama of American
empire, by C. F. Hurd. 49 p. 4°. Type-
written,

© Ic. June 6, 1910; D: 21292; Carlos F.
Hurd, St. Louis. 19489

Hills (The) of hope; 1 act play, by M.; K.
Brookes. [2], 23 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 9, 1915 ; D : 41455 ; Mary Koun-
celor Brookes, Washington. 19489a

Hilma, the wanderfoot; or. The days of the
Knickerbockers, a drama in 5 acts, by G. W.

Goode.

© George W. Goode, Lowell; 1886:25433,
Nov. 10. 19490

Hilo (A) kahuna; a fantastic comedy of Ha-
waii, by C. Keeler. 66 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Charles Keeler, Berkeley, Cal. ; D : 3058,
Feb. 24, 1903 ; 2c. Feb. 3, 1903. 19491

Hilt to hilt; or. Last days on the Opequon,
by J. P. Bridges.

© J. P. Bridges, Luling, Tex. ; 1891 : 10216,
Mar. 17. 19492

Him and him; a dramatic composition in 3 acts,

by Aaron S. Hoffman,

© Ruby Loder, New York; D:2639, Nov.
20, 1902. 19493

Him, her and the trunk; musical comedy skit,
by David Higgins. [1], 12 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten. [Words only]

© Ic. Nov. 27, 1912; D: 31672; Billy E.
Gladstone, Utica, N. Y. 19494

Himmel auf erden; schwank in 3 akten, von
Julius Horst. Wien, Verlag von F. W.
Schmieden, 1910: 77 p. 12°.

© Mar. 3, 1910 ; 2c. Mar. 19, 1910 ; D : 20494 ;
F. W. Schmieden, Vienna. 19495

Himmelbett (Das); vaudeville in 3 akten, text
von PYanz Wagner und Heinz Reichert, musik
von Fritz Lehner. Leipzig, Aug. Cranz [etc.,
etc.] 1909. cover-title, 101 p. 8°. [Libretto
only]

© Aug. Cranz, Leipzig ; D : 16208*, Apr. 14,
1909 ; 2c. Apr. 14, 1909. 19496

962

10496

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

19510

Himmelblaue (Die) zeit; singspiel in 3 akten,
von Paul Wertheimer, bearbeitet von Ricliard
Batka, musik von Oscar Straus. Textbuch.
Miinchen u. Berlin, Drei masken verlag, g. m.
b. h., 1914. 70 p. 8°.

© Feb. 25, 1914; Ic. July 15, 1914; D:
37608; Drei masken verlag, g. m. b. h., Mu-
nich. 19496a

wiener singspiel in 3 akten von Paul Wert-

heimer, bearbeitet von Richard Batka, musik
von Oscar Straus. Miinchen u. Berlin, Drei
raasken-verlag, g. m. b. h., 1914. 70 p. 8°.
[Libretto only]

© Feb. 15, 1914; Ic. July 15, 1914; D:
37609; Drei masken verlag, g. m. b. h., Mu-
nich. 19496b

Himmelsleiter (Die); lustspiel in 3 akten, von
Julius V. Gans-Ludassy. [2], 96 p. 4". Type-
vi^ritten.

© Ic. Oct. 15, 1913; D: 34723; Comoedia,
Vienna. 19497

Himmelstein; a comedy, by F. Gellatly.

© Francis Gellatly, United States; 1875:
11262, Oct. 28. 19498

Himno (El) del pueblo; episodio llrico-dra-
matico en 1 acto, dividido en 5 cuadros, en
verso, libro de Jos6 Royo de LeCn y Salvador
Jordan Dor6, mtisica del maestro Miguel San-
ton ja. Madrid [Sociedad de autores espa-
fioles] 1912. 46 p. 12°. [Libretto only]

© Mar. 6, 1913 ; 2c. Mar. 7, 1913 ; D : 32542 ;
J. Royo de Le6n y S. Jordan Dore, Madrid.

19499

Hinauf zur ehe; liebesdrama in 4 akten, von
Otto Grund. 105 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 3, 1911 ; D : 24632 ; Alfred Spitz,
New York. 19500

liebesdrama in 3 akten, von Otto Grund.

Berlin, Oesterheld & co., 1912. [2], 73 p. f
Mimeographed.

© Ic. July 17, 1913 ; D : 33825 ; Oesterheld &
CO., Berlin. 19501

Hindle wakes; play in 3 acts, by Stanley Hough-
ton. London, Sidgwick & Jackson, ltd., 1912.
109 p. 12°.

© July 26, 1912; 2c. Aug. 12, 1912; D:
30509 ; Sidgwick & Jackson, ltd., London.

19502

Hindoo (The) bride; musical play in 2 acts,
book and lyrics, by R. J. Rosenthal and S. A.
Merinbaum, music by H. H. Hoyt, jr. 80 p.
4°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Apr. 7, 1913 ; D : 32868 ; Howard H.
Hoyt, jr., Ralph J. Rosenthal, and S. A.
Merinbaum, Evanston, 111. 19503

Hindoo (The) god; a musical play in 2 acts,
book and lyrics by D. R. Miller, music by S.
Engelke. 47 p. f°. Typewritten. [Libretto
only]

© D. R. Miller and Sandy Engelke, Phila-
delphia ; D : 16123, June 23, 1909 ; 2c. June 23,
1909. 19504

Hindoo vengeance; original play in 1 act, by
J. W. Home. [15] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 13, 1914; D: 37548; James W.
Home, Glendale, Gal. 19504a

Hindu (The); a comic opera in 3 acts, by O.
Girard.

© Oscar Girard, Port Chester, N. Y. ; 1897 :
60045, Oct. 23. 19505

Hindu (The) prince; play in 4 acts, by W. H.
Lardie. [1], 26 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 27, 1912 ; D : 30660 ; William H.
Lardie, Traverse City, Mich. 19506

Hinge (The); play in 4 acts, by W. C. Raue.
[187] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 7, 1914; D: 37486; W. Carl

Raue, Philadelphia. 19506a

Hinko; play in 5 acts, and a prologue called
The younger son, by W. G. Wills and H.
Vezin. London, Diprose & Bateman, 1871. 3
p. 1., 4-66 numb. 1. 8°.

© Hermann Vezin, London; 1871:8386,
Sept. 8 ; 2c. Nov. 9. 19507

Hinotito; romance of love and politics, libretto
for comic opera, by F. W. Pangborn.

© F. W. Pangborn, Jersey City; 1891:
25013, July 9. 19508

Hint (A) to husbands. See House (The)
party.

Hinter den schlachten. See Umweg (Der)
zum tod.

Hinter mauern; schauspiel in 4 akten, von
Henri Nathansen, autorisierte ubersetzung
aus dem danischen von John Josephsohn.
Berlin, Oesterheld & co. verlag, 1912. 134 p.
16 .

© Ic. July 30, 1912 ; D : 30381 ; Oesterheld
& CO. verlag, Berlin. 19509

Hinterwalder (Die) von Carolina; drama in 4
akten, [von] E. C. Harbort. [New York, F C
Stechert co., 1915] 72 p. 8°. (Freedom;
historisches drama aus der amerikanischen
geschichte. 1, t.)

© Nov. 15, 1915; 2c. Nov. 15, 1915; D:
42483 ; Ewald C. Harbort, New York. 19509a
Hints to Hymen. See Love in harness.

Hints to plain girls; farce comedy in 1 act, by
M. Ferber. [1], 15 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 27, 1913; D: 34843; Maurice
Ferber, Boston. 19510

963

19511

DBAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

19527

Hippodrome (The); an acrobatic farcical drama
iu 3 acts, by W. D. Cosey.

© W. D. Cosey, Pliiladelphia ; 1891 : 10676,
Mar. 21. 19511

Hippolyte's abenteuer; le zebre, schwank in 3
alvten, von Armont uud Nancey. Berlin, F.
Bloch erben, 1911. 78 p. 8°.

© Ic. Feb. 27, 1911 ; D : 28488 ; Felix Bloch
erben, Berlin. 19512

Hippolytos. See Adam.

Hippolytus; by Euripides, ed. with introdnc-
tion. notes, and critical appendix by .7. E.
Harrv. Boston & London, C4inn & co., 1899.
1 p. I., xlv, 175 p. illus. pi. 8°.

© John William White, Cambridge, Mass.,
and Thomas Day Seymour, New Haven, Conn. ;
1899:24439, Apr. 7; 2c. Sept. 6. 19512a

■ See also Tragedies (The) of Seneca.

Hippotheatron; or, Burlesque circus, an ex-
travagant funny sketch, by Charles White.
New York, R. M. De Witt, 1875. 6 p. 12°.
([De Witt's Ethiopian and comic drama, no.
68])

© Robert M. De Witt, New York; 1875:
7717, July 23; 2c. Sept. 2. 19513

Hiram; rural comedy in 1 act, by F. J. Ardath.
[1], 15 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 29, 1912; D: 30374; Fred J.
Ardath, Saskatoon, Sask., Canada. 19514

Hiram Buxton, promoter; a comedy in 3 acts,
by L. B. Parker.

© Lottie Blair Parker, Thomaston, N. Y. ;
1899 : 79046, Dec. 5. 19515

Hiram Gotrox, widower; 3 act comedy, by R. P.
Smith. 43 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 3, 1912; D: 29879; Robert
Poweslaud Smith, Marion, Ind. 19516

Hiram Green's beard; play in 1 act, by J. B.
Mathis. 5 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 12, 1914 ; D : 38918 ; June Beulah
Mathis, New York. 19516a

Hiram Howe in Wall street; American comedy
in 4 acts, by W. H. Carson. 137 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Aug. 24, 1915; D:' 41576; William
Henry Carson, New York. 19516b

Hiram Jones; rural drama in 4 acts, by PI. J.
Bennett. 61 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 28, 1910; D: 20318; Hugh .7.
Bennett, Portland, Or. 19517

Hiram Jones' bet; a farce in 1 act, by May E.
Countryman. Boston, W. PI. Baker & <'o.,
1915. 15 p. 16°.

© Nov. 5, 1914; 2c. Nov. 6, 1914; D: 38716;
Walter H. Baker & co., Boston. 19517a

Hiram. Sibley; a comedy drama in 3 acts, by
J. H. Grube.

© Joseph H. Grube, Binghamton, N. Y. ;
1891 : 11052, Mar. 25. 19518

Hiram Spivins; a rural comedy drama in 4
acts, by B. St(xldard. 37 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Burt Stoddard, New Britain, Conn. ; D :
■ 15634, Apr. 16, 1909 ; 2c. Apr. 16, 1909. 19519

Hiram's birthday; a 1 act comedy drama, by
Charles J. Stine. 12 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© C. J. Stine, New York; D : 9172, Sept.
29, 1906; 2c. Sept. 13, 1006. 19520

Hiram's troubles and the burnt soup; by 11. J,
Bennett.

© Hugh J. Bennett, Buffalo ; D : 2118, Julv
14, 1902. 19521

Hired (A) baby; by J. J. Mackie.

© Joseph J. Mackie, Brooklvn ; 1898: 59812,
Oct. 10. 19522

Hired (The) bridegroom; play in 4 acts, by O.
Dymow.

[100] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 4, 1914 ; D : 362.50 ; Ossip Dymow,
Brooklyn. 19522a

Hired eyes; 1 act play, by W. E. Medcalf and
A. Hosea. [2], 13 p. f°. Typev^Titten.

© Ic. May 26, 1913 ; D : 33322 ; William E.
Medcalf and Anna Hosea, Indianapolis.

19523

Hired, fired and hired; play in 1 act. by Junie
McCree. [1], 12 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 14, 1914; D: 37029; Al. K. Hall,
Brooklyn. 19523a

Hired (A) ghost; a comedy in prose, by A. H.
Laidlaw, jr.

© Alexander H. Laidlaw, jr.. New York;
1896 : 32397, May 29. 19524

Hired (A) girl; by W. Harris.

© William Harris, Boston ; 1884 : 23733,
Nov. 29. 19525

— ^a farce comedy satire, by C. W. Chase.

© Ghas. Wathen Chase, Benton Harbor,
Mich. ; 1893 : 48573, Oct. 31. 19526

— a farcical burlesque in 3 acts, by C. B.
Blanoy.

© Charles E. Blaney, New York; 1896:
55514, Oct. 6. 19527

964

19528

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

19548

Hired (The) girl's dream; novel and original
playlet for children or grown-ups, in 1 act,
by Charles Noel Douglas. New York, Chicago
[etc.] M. Witmark & sons, 1913. 20 p. 12°.

© Nov. 10, 1913; 2c. Nov. 11, 1913; D:
34979 ; M. Witmark & sons. New York. 19528

Hired (The) girl's millions; a musical comedy
drama in 4 acts, by C. E. Blaney. 103 p. 4°.
Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Chas. E. Blaney, New York; D : 9619,
Dec. 12, 1906; 2c. Dec. 12, 1906. 19529

Hired (The) guest; comedy in 3 acts, by O. J.
Booth. [76] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 18, 1913; D: 35387; Oliver J.
Booth, Huntingdon, Canada. 19530

Hired (The) man; by F. G. Howie and R. F.
Price.

© Frank G. Howie and Richard F. Price,
New York; 1899:79100, Dec. 5. 19531

Hirelings (The); in 4 acts, by J. Gissin. 94 p.
8°. Ms.

© Ic. June 24, 1911 ; D : 24587 ; James Gis-
sin, New York. 19532

Hiring a beau; play in 1 act, by A. Gallatin.
[1], 13 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 3, 1914 ; D : 37454 ; Alberta Gal-
latin, New York. 19532a

Hiring a cook; play in 1 act, by James London.
[1], 6 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 25, 1914; D: 39093; Ella Wnt-
kins, Chicago. 19532b

Hiring a lord; play in 1 act, by J. H. Bentley.
3 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 16, 1915; D: 41030; John H.
Bentley, St. Louis. 19532c

Hirondelle (L'); piece en 2 actes, par A. Moreux
et J. Perard. (L'lllustration theatrale, T
annee-lS6, 19 aoflt 1911)

© Aug. 19, 1911; 2c. Sept. 1, 1911; D:
25178 ; Ath. Moreux et J. Perard, Paris.

19533

Hirondelles (Les); op6rette en 3 actes,^ par

IMaurice Ordonneau, musique de Henri Hirch-

mann. Paris, Clioudens, 1907. 158 p. 12°.

© Clioudens, Paris ; D : 10329, Apr. 10, 1907 ;

2c. Apr. 10, 1907. 19534

His accidency; a comedy in 3 acts, by H. Cou-
rard.

© Harrison Conrard, Flagstaff, Ariz. ; D :
7961, Feb. S, 1906. 19535

His adopted daughter; or. An old lady from
the West, by I. Barsky. 23 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Israel Barsky, Conneaut, O. ; D : 13161,
June 10, 1908 ; 2c. June 10, 1908. 19536

His affinity; by E. Judson Craft. [77] p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ernest J. Craft, Bridgeport, Conn.; D:
13906, Sept. 23, 1908 ; 2c. Oct. 1, 1908. 19537

— a dramatic sketch, by J. A. Golden. 14 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Joseph A. Golden, New York; D: 12351,
Feb. 10, 1908 ; 2c. Feb. 10, 1908. 19538

— a dramatic sketch in 1 act. liv L. E. Sal-

mon.

© Louis E. Salmon, New vYork ; D : 12808,
Apr. 22, 1908. 19539

a modern farce in 3 acts, by A. E. Luzzi.

184 p. Typewritten.

© Arthur E. Luzzi, New York ; D : 12003,
Dec. 30, 1907 ; 2c. Dec. 30, 1907. 19540

— a modern play in 1 act, by L. Grant.

© Lillian Grant, New York; D : 14218, Oct.
22, 1908. 19541

— - a new character novelty, by C. Gramlich.

© Chas. Gramlich, New York; D : 14884.

Jan. 23, 1909. 19542

a vaudeville sketch, by S. Howard. 25 p.

4 . Typewritten.

© Shafter Howard. New York ; D : 11405.
Sept. 24, 1907; 2c. Sept. 24, 1907. 19543

His alibi; play in 1 act, by J. Shively. 22 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 1. 1914; D: 38379; Josephine

Shively, San Francisco. 19543a

His amber witch; in 4 acts and 6 tableaux, by
A. E. Rodgers.

© Addie E. Rodgers, San Francisco; 1882:
10883, July 1. 19544

His ancestors; original playlet in 1 act, by C. P.
Brown. [1], 9 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 1, 1913 ; D : 35223 ; Charles Paul
Brown, Norwalk, Conn. 19545

His apprenticeship; a new and original comedy
drama in 3 acts, by C. E. Bunnell.

© Charles E. Bunnell. Boston ; 1892 : 22698,
May 31. 19546

Same.

© Charles E. Bunnell, Boston ; 1S92 : 29692,
July 16. 19547

His artistic temperament; a modern play in 4
acts, by G. G. Haines. 141 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Genevieve Greville Haines, Mt. Vernon,
N. Y. ; D:7982, Feb. 12, 1906; 2c. Feb. 12.
1906. 19548

965

19549

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

19572

His atonement; Ji drama in 5 acts, adapted
from Hall Caine's novel, A son of Hagar, by
G. Kearns. 69 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© George Kearns, Jacksonville, 111. ; D :
1838, May 3, 1902; 2c. May 13, 1902. 19549

drama in 4 acts, by C. Romaine. 40 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 28, 1915; D: 40499; Cora Ro-
maine, New York. 19549a

His aunt; an entirely original American comedy
in 4 acts, by A. B. IMiller. Macon, Ga., J. W.
Burke & co., 1881. 40 p. 8°.

© A. B. Miller, United States; 1881: 13110,
Aug. 25; Ic. Sept 5. 19550

His aunt's advice; by A. J. Brown. 14 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Arthur J. Brown, IMilwaukee ; D : 13743,
Sept. 9, 1908; 2c. Sept. 9, 1908. 19551

His aunt's legacy; sketch, by Lon Hascall. 15
p. f°. Typewritten.

© .Joseph Harris, New York ; D : 12739, Apr.
13, 1908 ; 2c. Apr. G, 1908. 19552

His awful nightmare; a comedy playlet, by
G. H. Eldon. [10] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 6, 1909; D: 16493; G. Harris
Eldon, Alexandria, Ind. 19553

His bachelor friend; sketch, by O. D. Lan-
caster. 10 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 13, 1910 ; D : 17931 ; Charles D.
Lancaster, Shelbyville, Ind. 19554

His bachelor uncle; sketch in 1 act, by R. A.
Marchand. [15] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 10, 1913; D: 33462; Ralph A.
Marchand, Cambridge, Mass. 19555

His best friend; 1 act playlet, by E. Nyitray.
11 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 4, 1911 ; D : 23005 ; Emil Nyitray,
New York. 19556

play in 1 act, by F. Gerald and William De

Ford. 13 p. 4 . Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 6, 1913; D: 31894; Florence
Gerald, New York. 19557

His best girl; a comedy in 1 act, by M. Cooper.
24 p. f°. Ms.

© May Cooper, San Francisco ; 1888 : 37750,
Dec. 31 ; 2c. Feb. 28, 1889. 19558

5.'ee also Original monologues and

sketches.

His best man. See Wee (A) teeny one.
His better half.

© Lawrence J. Rodriguez, Newark; 1898:
58670, Oct. 5. 19559

by S. S. Baldwin. Typewritten.

© S. S. Baldwin, New York; 1898:73062,

Dec. 15 ; 2c. Dec. 15.

19560

His billboard; comedy in 1 act, by M. M. Suck.
26 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 24, 1909 ; D : 17780 ; Marie Made-
leine Suck, Boston. 19561

His bitter atonement; a comedy drama in 3
acts.

© Harley A. Wickham, Gowanda, N. Y. ;
1888 : 26704, Sept. 18. 19562

His blood; drama in 3 acts, by D. Perkins.
[33] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 29, 1914; D: 37157; Dana Per-
kins, Rocklin, Cal. 19562a

His bluff called. See Matadore (The)

His borrowed plumes; a comedy in 3 acts, by
Mrs. G. C. West. [100] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 2, 1909 ; D : 16584 ; Mrs. George
Cornwallis West, London. 19563

His bounden duty; in 4 acts, by O. L. Rogers.
54 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© O. Ligare Rogers, New York; D:5616,
Oct. 7, 1904 ; 2c. Oct. 7, 1904. 19564

His boy; dramatic sketch in 1 act, by Hal Reid
[i. e. James Halleck Reid] 10 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Bertha Belle Westbrook Reid, Chicago;
D : 92, Jan. 30, 1901 ; 2c. Jan. 30, 1901. 19565

His boyhood friend; tragedy in 1 act, by Y.
Geiger. 16 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 21, 1910; D: 21115; Yvonne
Geiger, San Francisco. 19566

His breach of promise; a 2 act college comedy,
by B. A. Searle. [2], 56 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 20, 1909; D: 16596; Billy A.
Searle, Rochester, N. Y. 19567

His brother's birthright; a romantic drama in
5 acts, by G. D. Baker. Typewritten.

© George D. Baker, Beatrice, Neb.; 1897:
6637G, Nov. 29 ; 2c. Nov. 29. 19568

His brother's bondsman; in 4 acts, by J. T.
McGeary.

© John Thomas McGeary, United States;
1900 A : 25324, Oct. 11. 19569

His brother's crime; a 4 act melodrama, by
C. K. Champlin.

© Charles K. Champlin, Long Branch, N.
J. ; D : 2353, Sept. 19, 1902. 19570

an original drama in 4 acts, by W. De

Wilde and M. J. Sterne.

© William De Wilde and Melville J. Sterne,
Husted, Col. ; 1886: 7237, Mar. 29. 19571

His brother's keeper; an international drama
in 3 acts, by Philip Verrill Mighels and
Michael White. 108 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© P. V. Mighels, New York ; D : 9971, Feb.
15, 1907 ; 2c. Feb. 15, 1907. 19572

966

19573

COPYRIGHTED IK THE UKITED STATES

19590

His brother's keeper — Continued.

play in prologue and 3 acts, by C. F. Read.

[71] p. 4°. Typewritten.
© Ic. July 31, 1913; D: 33968; Charles

Francis Read, Kankakee, III. 19573

a .social-military drama in 3 acts, by C.

Greve.

© Clifford Greve, St. Louis ; D : 15200, Mar.
1, 1909. 19574

His brother's sin; a comedy drama in 4 acts,
by F. Allen. 95 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Frank Allen, Collingswood, N. J. ; D :
2981, Feb. 12, 1903 ; 2c. Feb. 12, 1903. 19575

His brother's wife; play in 1 act, by Harold
Orbe [pseud, of H. D. Oberdorfer] 4 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 11, 1915; D: 41471; Harold
Dixon Oberdorfer, Oklahoma, Okl. 19575a

His brown tweed suit; a farce in 1 act, by J.
aicCurtney. 8 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© .Tames McCartney, Ardsley, N. Y. ; D :
6787, June 8, 1905 ; 2c. June 8, 1905. 19576

His busy day; a farcical comedy in 3 acts, by
H. L. Mayer.

© H. L. Mayer, Buffalo; 1899:7016, .Tan.
20. 19577

His chance; play in 1 act and 1 scene, by R. K.
Rolfe. [1], 8 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 8, 1910; D: 21301; Rose K.
Rolfe, Chicago. 19578

play in 3 acts, by H. C. Colwell. [194] p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 8, 1913; D: 34348; Henry Clif-
ford Colwell, Kittanning, Pa. 19579

His charity patient; orierlnal play in 1 act, by
11. Robinson. [6] p. 8°. Printed.

© June 1, 1914; Ic. July 27, 1914; Ic. Aug.
10, 1914; D: 37824; Reed Robinson. San
Diego, Cal. 19579a

His Chinese friend; American comedy drama
in 4 acts, by D. E. Davenport. [1], 46 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 6, 1912; D: 31069; Delbert E.
Davenport, St. Louis. 19580

His choice; musical comedy in 1 act, by D. W.
Kent. 5 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Words only]

© Ic. Julv 27, 1914; D: 38026; Dolores
Wilkens Kent, Los Gates, Cal. 19580a

His Christian wife; a 4 act social drama, by
E. A. Barron and .Tames M. Flagg.

© Elwyn A. Barron, New York ; D : 14069,
Oct 10, 1908. 19581

His chum's widow; a 1 act comedy, by Si U.
Collins. 20 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Si U. Collins, Detroit; D : 392, Apr. 24.
1901; 2c. Apr. 24, 1901. 19582

His club friend; play in 1 act, by J. M. Barry.
17 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Mar. 11, 1915; D: 39961; James M.
Barry, Dingmans Ferry, Pa. 19582a

His college chum; a comedietta, by J. Ferrar.
24 p. 8°. Typewritten.

• © Jules Ferrar, Brooklyn; D : 3909, Sept.
8, 1903; 2c. Sept. 8, 1903. ^ 19583

His colour saved him; 1 act comedy, by John
Guerin. 19 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 28, 1915; D : 41591 ; Frank
Powers Murphy, New York. 19583a

His come back; play in 1 act, by R. Ober. [2],

15 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 12, 1914? D : 36330 ; Robert Ober,
New York. 19583b

His compensation; a playlet, by E. Warren.

16 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Eliza Warren, Cleveland ; D : 5531, Sept.
14, 1904 ; 2c. Oct. 27, 1904. 19584

His country cousin.

© Frank Jones, Fairview, W. Va. ; 1892:
50237, Dec. 9. 19585

His country sweetheart; comedy drama in 5
acts, by G. H. Trader. 129 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© George Ileni'y Trader, Brooklyn; D:
4601, Feb. 29, 1904 ; 2c. Mar. 5, 1904. 19586

His cousin Felix; a comedy in 3 acts, by H. L.
Blaisdell. Typewritten.

© Ilenrv Lawrence Blaisdell. United States;
1899 : 14612, Feb. 23 ; 2c. Feb. 23. 19587

His crime and punishment. See Rodion.

His cure for love; a 1 act comedy, by E. T.
Sweet.

© Ellingham Tracy Sweet, Scranton, Pa. ;
D : 2.591, Nov. 11, 1902. 19588

His Danish friend; a melodrama in 3 acts, by
O. B. Muir. 69 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Olive Beatrice Muir, Brooklyn; 1893:
22630, May 10; 2c. Mar. 16. 19589

His daughter; a comedy drama in 5 acts, by
G. A. Faylor.

© George A. Faylor, Oakland. Cal. ; 1893 :

8402, Feb. 13. 19590

play in 1 act, by G. D. Crain, jr. 10 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 15, 1915 ; D : 39990 ; G. D. Crain.
jr., Louisville. 19590a

967

19591

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

19614

His daughter's father; a playlet, by L. Mal-
loy. cover-title, [16] p. 12°. Printed.

© Louise Malloy, Baltimore ; D : 7074, Aug.
8, 1905; 2c. Aug. 8, 1905. 19591

His daughter's sentence; drama in 4 acts, by
A. Block. 77 p. 8°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 25, 1913; D: 33890; Alexander
Block, New York. 19592

His death sentence; 1 act play, by F. Brueg-
ger. [1], 22 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 27, 1912; D:314S7; Frederick
Bruegger, Chicago. 19593

His defence; a play in 1 act, by V. J. Hoyt.
[15] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 11, 1910 ; D : 21779 ; Vance Jos.
Hoyt, Los Angeles. 19594

His dinner for two; a comedietta in 1 act, by
Franklin Johnston. New York, Dick & Fitz-
gerald, 1913. 11 p. 12°.

© Jan. 29, 1913; •2c. .Tan. 31, 1913; D:
32274 ; Dick & Fitzgerald, New York. 19595

His divorce double; farce comedy in 1 skit, by
H. Fort. 14 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 24, 1910; D : 20567 ; Homer
Fort, Monrovia, Cal. 19596

His double life; a melodrama in 4 acts, by
J. A. Stevens. Typewritten. [Synopsis only]

© John A. Stevens, New York ; 1890 : 5307,
Feb. 12; Ic. Feb. 12. 19597

His dream of Cleopatra; dramatic sketch in 1
act, by Barry Gray. [1], 9 p. 4°, Type-
written.

© Ic. Aug. 9, 1911 ; D : 24894 ; V. F. Peralta,
Chicago. 19598

His duty; an American drama in prologue and
3 acts, by A. French and George R. Morse,
78 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© G. E. Morse, New York, and Alice
French, Davenport, la. ; D : 9586, Nov. 22,
1906; Ic. Dec. 0, 1906; Ic. Nov. 22, 1906.

19599

His eleventh commandment; a musical and
dramatic sketch, by P. N. Vek. 9 p. 4°.
Typewritten. [Words only]

© Perry N. Vek, New York ; D : 10931, June
26, 1907 ; 2c. June 19, 1907. 19600

His eminence; romantic drama of Cardinal
Richelieu in 3 acts, by K. and J. Benedict.
73 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 17, 1913; D: 32698; Kingsley
and Jeanette Benedict, New York, 19601

His eminence, the cardinal; a tragedy of
ancient Rome, in 5 acts, by E. J. Weisenberg.
127 p. 8°. Typewritten.

© Edward J. Weisenberg, Cleveland ; D :
7621, Nov. 25, 1905; 2c. Nov. 25, 1905. 19602

His engagement; a farce comedy, by J. B. Car-
rington.

© John B. Carrington, Louisville ; 1897 :
10987, Feb. 13. 19603

His evil genius; a melodramatic play in 3 acts,
by Marion Sackett.

© Marion .Jenkins, Oakland, N. .L ; 1892:
22336, May 27. 19604

His excellency; an entirely original comic opera
in 2 acts, by W. S. Gilbert, music by Osmond
Carr. New York, T. B. Harms & co. [etc.,
etc.] 1894. 62 p. 8°. [Libretto only]

© George Edwardes, United States; 1894:
50103, Oct. 27 ; Ic. Oct. 27. 19605

— a 4 act comedy drama, by E. A. Davis.

© Edwin Abraham Davis, St. Paul; 1898:
14070, Feb. 28. 19606

— from the French of Marie Henri Beyle,

dramatized in 5 pts. by T. Lowe and Anne C.
Shymer. 72 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 11, 1913 ; D : 32650 ; Theo Lowe,
New York. 19607

a play in 5 acts, by S. Fleischmann and

C. Ilagar.

© Simon Fleischmann and Charles Hagar.
Butfalo; 1888:2308, Jan. 20. 19608

His excellency, the governor; a farcical ro-
mance in 3 acts, by R. Marshall. Boston, W.
H. Baker & co., 1901. 3 p. 1., 152 p. 12°.

© R. Marshall, London; D : 434, May 6,
1901; 2c. ]\Iay 14, 1901. 19609

His exceptional mother-in-law; 1 act drama,
bv Mrs. F. W. Pender. [New York, Edgar
S. Werner & co., 1905] cover-title, 7 p. 12°.
(On cover: Werner's plays)

© Edgar S. Werner, New York; D : 7128,
Aug. 19, 1905; 2c. Oct. 10, 1905. 19610

His fate; or, The romance of life, by J. C.
Gruzard.

© James C. Gruzard, Evansville, Ind. ; 1883 :
19643, Oct. 25. 19611

His father-in-law; comedy in 1 act, after the
French of Paul Pinasseau, by A. Danziger.
{In Society, vol. 1, no. 19, Sept. 6, 1913)

© Sept. 20, 1913; 2c. Sept. 23, 1913; D:
34512 ; Adolphe Danziger, Los Angeles.

19612

His father's boy; fifteen minute sketch, by W.
C. Percival. 13 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 27, 1911; D: 25868; Walter C.
Percival, Akron, O. 19613

His father's chum; or. Perils and rescues, a
melodrama in 3 acts, by Capt. T. J. Spencer.
© Thomas J. Spencer, Washington: 1883:
238, Jan. 4. 19614

968

19615

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

19630

His first bride; piny in 4 acts, by
Libin.

Solomon

His father's house; play in 4 acts, by W. Byn-
ner. 98 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 11, 1910 ; D : 20164 ; Witter Byn- ."j^S^b .T pC ,]T^'pii 4 ]*N N?:X-n ;r.^3 rom? ]^^T
ner, Windsor, Vt.

19615

His father's mistake; play in 4 acts, by D. I.
Jersky. [1], 178 p. 8°. Ms.

© Ic. Aug. 1, 1912; D:3040G; David I.
Jersky, Troy, N. Y. 19616

His father's son; a comedy drama in 4 acts, by
B. J. Young.

© Eugene Jared Young, New York; D:
3782, Aug. 1, 1903. 19617

comedv in 3 acts, by Gladys Ruth Bridg-

ham. Boston, W\ H. Baker & co., 1916. 42 p.
12°. (On cover: Baker's ed. of plays)

© Nov. 24, 1915; 2c. Nov. 26. 1915; D:
42344; Walter H. Baker & cc, Boston.

19617a

a farce comedy in 1 act, by Helen Mor-
rison Howie. Philadelphia, Tlie Penn publish-
ing company, 1900. 20 p. 12°.

© Penn pub. co., Philadelphia; 1900 A:
17372, July 14; 2c. July 14. 19618

1 act playlet, by B. C. Levy. [8] p. 4°.

Type^^ritten.

© Ic. Jan. 7, 1911; D: 23046; Bernard C.

Levy, New York. 19619

an original drama in 5 acts, by J. M. Cald-
well. 120 p. 4°, Typev/ritten.

© Jean Mawson Caldwell, New York ; D :
2170, July 30, 1902 ; 2c. Sept. 23, 1902. 19620

play, by C. G. Armstrong. [44] p. obi.

16°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 20, 1912 ; D : 28370 ; Carl Gilmore
Armstrong, New York. 19621

plavlet in 1 scene, dramatization by T. C.

Shipley. [3], 8 p. f. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 8, 1912; D: 29321; T. Charles
Shipley, Sioux City, la. 19622

or. My boy, play in 4 acts, by Virginia

Kline. 113 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Julv 23, 1912; D: 30418; Harry D.
Kline, New York. ^19623

His father's wife; comedy in 3 acts, by P. D.
Emmons. [1], 60 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 29, 1912; D: 28480; Paiil D.
Emmons, East Boston, Mass. 19624

His final bout; comedy drama in 5 scenes, by
IT. Barnett. 17 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 6. 1914 ; D : 35944 ; Henry Bar-
nett, New York. 19624a
His first and last offense; in 1 act, by J. J.
Peters. 8 p. f°. Typewritten.

© John J. Peters, New York ; D : 5744, Nov.
1, 1904; Ic. Nov. 1, 1904; Ic. Nov. 28, 1904.

19625

96 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 6, 1915 ; D : 40580 ; David Kessler
and Max R. Wilner, New York. 19625a

His first case; a comedy in 1 act, by W. S.
(Jack) Brintnall and Ferno (Jimniie) Schuhl.
44 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Woodbury Saxton Brintnall, Oakland,
Cal. ; D: 15062, Feb. 12, 1909; 2c. Feb. 12,
1909. 19626

a farce in 1 act, by George Albert Drovin.

Philadelphia, The Penn publishing company,
1902. 14 p. 12°.

© Penn pub. co., Philadelphia ; D : 1853,
May 8, 1902 ; 2c. May 8, 1902. 19627

play in 1 act, by J. E. Thompson. 8 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 7, 1914 ; D : 36018 ; John Ehner
Thompson, New York. 19627a

— or, Billy Todd's mother, vaudeville sketch,
by C, V. Kerr. 19 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Clarence Vincent Kerr, Cleveland ; D :
5758, Nov. 11, 1904 ; 2c. Jan. 3, 1905. 19628

His first courting,
daughter.

See Butcher's (The)

His first experience; draima in 1 act, 3 scenes,
by J. J. Goldburg. 12 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 27, 1915; D: 40775; Jesse J.
Goldburg, New York. 19628a

His first false step,
than scented.

See More to be pitied

His first kiss; or. Squaring accounts, farce
comedy in 1 act, by G. L. Sweatman. 15 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 1, 1914 ; D : 36902 ; George Lip-
pincott Sweatman, Colorado Springs, Col.

19628b

His first love; a comedy in 5 acts, 3 scenes, by
C. A. Watson.

© Charles Arthur Watson, Pittsburgh;
1899 :12070, Feb. 11. 19629

His first masterpiece; comedy-drama in 4 acts,
by Adam Mesco.

[2], 95 p. 4°. Ms.

© Ic. July 23, 1913; D: 33871; Julius
Broder, New York. 19630

969

19631

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

19655

His first mount; a dramatic episode in the rac-
ing world, in 1 act and 1 scene, by M. Waters.
13 p. f°. Typewritten.

© May Waters, New York ; D : 11578, Oct.
23, 1907 ; 2c. Oct. 23, 1907. 19631

His first official act; by L. Underwood.

© Lawrence Underwood, New York ; D :
5380, Aug. 6, 1904. 19632

His first pupil; burlesque in 1 act, by J. J.
Karniol. 26 p. 4°. Type^vritten.
. © Jolin J. Karniol, New York ; D : 13238,
June 24, 1908 ; 2c. June 24, 1908. 19633

His first start in business; a sketch, by N.
Twomey. 17 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Neil Twomey, Chelsea, Mass. ; D : 609,
June 25, 1901 ; 2c. June 13, 1901. 19634

His first wife; a comedy in 1 act, by F. Allen.
12 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 22, 1912; D: 29734; Frederick
Allen, Chicago. 19635

original drama, by Caroline I. Hibbard.

(In Strauss magazine theatre program, Jan.
22, 1912)

© Jan. 22, 1912 ; 2c. Feb. 9, 1912 ; A : 307773 ;
Frank V. Strauss & co., New York. 19636

His flag-. See His life.

His flirting propensities; a comic operetta in

1 act, by F. H. Head.

© Francis Heiston Head, Washington ;
1897 : 28539, May 8. 19637

His fortune; a California drama in 5 tableaux,
by W. F. Sage.

© Will F. Sage, Boston ; 1881 : 10506, July
6. 19638

His freedom; an American drama in 1 act and

2 scenes, by F. M. Eaton. 6 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Ic. May 22, 1912; D: 29731; Fred M.
Eaton, Los Angeles. 19639

His rrench doll; a comedy burlesque in 3 acts,
by H. B. Clifford.

© Harry B. Clifford, Chicago ; 1897 : 41002,
July 15. 19640

His friend, the enemy; a drama in 4 acts, by
J. H. Booth. 44 p. 4°, Typewritten.

© John Hunter Booth, New Orleans ; D :
9789, Jan. 14, 1907 ; 2c. Jan. 15, 1907. 19641

His friend, the liar; a 3 act comedy, by A.
Miller. 125 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ashley Miller, New York ; D : 4273. Nov.
20, 1903; 2c. Nov. 20, 1903. 19642

His genius; play in 4 acts, by W. Kingsbury.
[2], 85 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 24, 1914; D: 37661; William
Kingsbury, San Francisco. 19642a

His good genius; a comedietta, by Arthur M.
Heathcote, New York, S. French; London, S.
French, ltd., 1907. 24 p. 12°.

© Samuel French, New York; D: 11878,
Dec. 7, 1907 ; 2c. Mar. 19, 1908. 19643

His good name; by W. G. Rose.

© William Ganson Rose, Cleveland ; D :
10046, Feb. 28, 1907. 19644

Itis grace, the duke; a farce, by A. H. Hardy.

© Albert H. Hardy, New York; 1892:
35275, Aug. 26. 19645

farce in 3 acts, by J. U. Harris. 27 p. f°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. June 2, 1911; D: 24388; Joseph U.
Harris, Gouverneur, N. Y. 19646

His great part; sketch in 1 act, by L. C. King.
17 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 20, 1910 ; D : 21596 ; Laura Clay-
ton King, Los Angeles. 19647

His great revenge; play in 6 acts, founded on
the novels by Fortun6 du Boisgobey, drama-
tized by B. A. R. Ottolengui.

© Benjamin A. R. Ottolengui, Brooklyn;
1883 : 7695, Apr. 25. 19648

Kis guilty father; a farce in 3 acts, by K. Lee.
© Harry Davis and Kenneth Lee, Pitts-
burgh ; 1899 : 64170, Oct. 4. 19649

His gypsy sweetheart; comedy singing and
talking sketch, written by I^ouis Chevalier.
[11] p. 4°. Typewritten. [Words only]

© Ic. Nov. 26, 1913; D : 35158 ; Glenn H.
Eastman, New York. 19650

His heart's blood; drama in 3 acts, by Madame
la duchesse d'Uzes.

© Tello J. D'Apery, New York; 1892:
36417, Sept. 5. 19651

His heritage; a drama in 4 acts, by L. J. Wood-
worth. Typewritten.

© Lita J. Woodworth, San Francisco ;
1899 : 10037, Feb. 2 ; 2c. Feb. 2. 19652

dream tragedy in 1 act, by E. Ro.ss. [1],

13 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 22, 1913 ; D : 35408 ; Earle Ross,
Chicago. 19653

His heroine; a farce in 1 aft, by Margaret
Louise Holbrook.

© Penn pub. co., Philadelphia ; 1894 : 30183.
June 2. 19654

His highness. See Crafty (A) rajah.

His highness, my husband; a comedy in 3 acts,
adapted from the French of Xanrof [pseud,
of Leon Fourneau] and Chancel, by W.
Boosey. 84 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© William Boosey, London ; D : 6154, Jan.
30, 1905; 2c. Jan. 30, 1905. 19655

970

19656

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

19676

His highness, the bey; a musical satire in 2
acts, book and lyrics by W. M. Housh and
F. R. Adams, music by Joseph E. Howard.
55 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Will M. Hough and Frank R. Adams,
Chicago; D:6423, Mar. 29, 1905; 2c. Mar.
29, 1905. 19656

His highness, the first gentleman of Europe;
or, The truth well told is better than a lie,
a comedy-drama in 4 acts, by W. S. Bredin.
71 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© William S. Bredin, New York; 1894:
17193, Mar. 28 ; 2c. June 13. 19657

His holiday; a farce in 1 act, by R. M. Skinner
and C. J. Campbell. Typewritten.

© Ralph M. Skinner and Charles J. Camp-
bell, New York; 1900 A: 25499, Oct. 13; 2c.
Oct. 13. 19658

His honor, the alderman; by William H. King.
24 p. 8°. Typewritten.

© Melnot & Henry, Philadelphia; D : 10982,
July 16, 1907; Ic. July IG, 1907; Ic.
Aug. 9, 1907. 19659

His honor, the mayor of Coney Island; by A.
Esmann.

© Albert Esmann, Brooklyn ; D : 7494, Nov.
3, 1905. 19660

His honor's honor; play in 4 acts, by C. N.
Buck and Eustace Leroy Williams. [2], 155
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 13, 1911; D: 23345; Charles
Neville Buck, Louisville. 19661

His honour; a play in 5 acts, by P. S. Sharpe.
95 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Percy Seymour Sharpe, Chicago ; D : 2645,
Nov. 28, 1902 ; 2c. Nov. 19, 1902. 19662

His house in order; a comedy in 4 acts, by A.
W. Pinero. Boston, W. H. Baker & co, 1907.
204 p. 12°.

© Arthur W. Pinero, London ; D : 9429.
Nov. 15, 1906; 2c. Dec. 12, 1906. 19663

His ideal; by C. B. Sternberg. 105 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© diaries B. Sternberg, Portland, Or. ; D :
13227, June 22, 1908 ; 2c. July 9, 1908. 19664

His inheritance; 3 act comedy, by O. Parraele.
120 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 4, 1915; D: 39290; Olive Par-
mele, Atlanta. 19664a

— or, A stolen birthright, play in 3 acts, by

V. F. Pritchard. [1], 35 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 12, 1912; D: 29356; Virgil F.

Pritchard, Fayetteville, Ark. 19665

His Japanese wife; playette in 1 act, by G.
Griswold. 32 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Grace Griswold, Chicago; D : 2822, Jan.
7, 1903; 2c. Jan. 7, 1903. 19666

Same. 52 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Grace Griswold, New York ; D : 2341,
Sept. 16, 1902 ; 2c. Sept. 16, 1902. 19667

His jealous wife; a comedy from the Yiddish
of Bride and bridegroom, adapted by A. Dan-
ziger.

© Adolphe Danziger, New York ; D : 9893,
Feb. 2, 1907. . 19668

■a drama, by J. Adams. 89 p. 4°. Type-

written.

© Justin Adams, Chelsea, Mass. ; D : 6726,
May 17, 1905 ; 2c. June 2, 1905. 19669

His just reward; or, Bound by his oath, an
original tragedy drama, by W. J. Cannon.

© William J. Cannon, New York ; D : 9881,
Jan. 31, 1907. 19670

His last act; drama In 1 act, by A. Armband.

8 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 12, 1911; D: 24920; Abraham
Armband, New York. 19671

His last appearance; play in 1 act, by F. Allen.
11 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 24, 1909; D: 16916; Frederick
Allen, Salt Lake City. 19672

His last assignment. See Double alarm.

His last bet; by M. Stern. 13 p. obi. 8°.
Ms.

© Ic. Dec. 29, 1909 ; D : 17814 ; Max Stern,
Newark, N. J. 19673

His last break; sketch, by R. A. Marchand.

9 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 23, 1910 ; D : 20553 ; Ralph Aus-
tin Marchand, North Cambridge, Mass.

19674

Htts last card; dramatic cojnposition, by W. R.
Van Courtland. 6 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 24, 1914 ; D : 39308 ; W. R. Van
Courtland, Lima, O. 19674a

48 p.

play in 1 act, by E. Worthington.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 22, 1914; D : 38279 ; Edward
Worthington, New York. 19674b

His last case; by M. G. Winstock.

© Melvin Germaine Winstock, New York;
D : 1890, May 14, 1902. 19675

— 1 act drama, by Bertha Perl Rider and E.
Fern Hague. 18 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 22, 1912; D: 28384; E. Fern
Hague, New York. 19676

971

19677

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

19698

His last chance; a romantic, comedy, by J.
Abbott. 54 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© John Abbott, Columbus, O. ; D : 9795,
Jan. 16, 1907; 2c. Jan. 16, 1907. 19677

or. The little joker, a comedy in 3 acts, by

Carrie \V. Coll)iuu. Boston, W. II. Baker &
CO., 1895.

© AValter H. Balder »"(: co., Boston; 1895:
27905, May 23; 2c. July 10. 19678

See also Wrong (The) side of the game.

His last day at colleg-e; by J. M. P. Parker.
[9] p. f°. Typewritten.

© J. M. Ferris Parker, St. Louis ; D : 14333,
Nov. 20, 1908; 2c. Nov. 20, 1908. 19679

His last drink; comedy Irish plavlet. with a
moral, by J. McCree. [2], 16 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Nov. 5, 1914; D: 38708; Junie Mc-
.Cree, New York. 19679a

a melodrama in 5 acts, by James Keaue and

Melvin G. Winstock. 60 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© :M. G. Winstock and J. Keane, Portland,

Or. ; D : 5973, Dec. 12, 1904 ; 2c. Dec. 12, 1904.

19680

His last duel; a 1 act play, adapted from the
French of Tlieo. Barriere, by A. H. Cady and
W. Seymour.

© Alice Howard Cady and William Sey-
mour, Boston; 1892:47263, Nov. 21. 19681

His last effort; a dramatic episode in 1 act, by
H. E. De Lasaux. 12 p. 4°. Typewritten. '
© Harry E. De Lasaux, New York; D:
14121, Oct. 22, 1908 ; 2c. Oct. 22, 1908. 19682

His^ last fight; drama, by J. R. Farrell. 5 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 7, 1910 : D : 20980 ; J. Rupert Far-
rell, Bedford Hills, N. Y. 19683

His last hour; drama in 1 act, by H. Bnles [i. e.
H. Bulss] English version by L. J. Rosett.
[2], 11 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 12, 1914; D: 36003; Louis J.
Rosett and Horst Bules, New York. 19683a

from the French of Horst Bulss, by David

Pfirrmann. [2], 8 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 16, 1910 ; D : 22068 ; Pfirrmann
amusement co., New York. 19684

His last hurdle; by W. B. Young. 20 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© W. B. Young, Chicago ; D : 10201, Mar.
23, 1907; 2c. Mar. 23, 1907. 19685

His last jag; dramatic sketch, by G. F. Smith-
field. 13 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 28, 1910; D: 21667; Geo. F.
Smithfield, Boston. 19686

His last lesson; an original comedy in 1 act,
by J. F. Corrigan.

© Jolm P. Corrigan, Brooklyn ; 1897 : 20213,
Mar. 29. 19687

His^ last match; a sketch, by E. G. Grey. 8 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Eddie G. Grey, Cbicago; D : 8809. Julv
10, 1906; Ic. July 2, 1906. 19688

His last mount; by I. AVeintraub. 3 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Isidor Weintraub, New York ; D : 12890,
May 4, 1908; Ic. Apr. 25, 1908; Ic. INIay 4.
1908. 19689

His last offense; play in 1 act, bv John T.
Doyle. [2], 17 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 22, 1914; D: 39174; Marion Wil-
lard Doyle, Allston, Mass. 19689a

His last performance. See Indian actor.

His last race; dramatic sketch in 1 act, by E.

J. Sharpsteeu. [1], 7 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 22, 1912; D: 30312; Ernest J.

Sharpsteen, Grand Rapids, Mich. 19690

a 1 act playette for three people, by C. M.

Dale. 4 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Chauncey M. Dale, Chicago ; D : 14609,
Nov. 13, 1908; 2c. Nov. 13, 1908. 19691

— or, A tale of Latonia, dramatic sketch, by
E. E. Ottke. [10] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 6, 1910; D: 21287; Ernest E.
Ottke, Cincinnati. 19692

— Sec also Jockey Jones.

His last scout; a military drama in 2 acts, by
W. Boothman. Chicago, 1887. 16 p. 8°.

© William Boothman. Chicago; 1887: 284S0.
Nov. 2 ; 2c. Nov. 19 ; 2c. 2d ed. Dec. 5. 19693

Same. 2d ed. rev.

© William Boothman, Chicago; 1887:
31050, Dec. 12; 2c. Dec. 12. 19694

His lawful wife; a drama in 4 acts, by C. K.
Hager.

© Charles Keemle Hager, St. Louis; 1803:
34226, July 22. 19695

His lesson; an original comedy in 1 act, bv C. S.
Clark.

© Charles Sumner Clark, Pittsburgh; 1802:
19295, May 5. 19696

His life; or, His flag, a military drama in 4

acts, by A. L. Ricks. 16 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Anderson L. Ricks, New York ; D : 3272,

Apr. 11, 1903; Ic. Mar. 26, 1903. 19697

His life for hers; a melodrama in 6 acts, by
G. Wuensch.

© George Wuensch, Indianapolis; 1889:
9818, Mar. 28. 19698

972

19699

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

19723

His life's happiness; by E. Percy Noel.

© Joseph A. Brainerd, New York ; D :
12434, Feb. 26, 1908. 19699

His little error; a comedy in 1 act, by W. F.
Gilchrest. Typewritten.

© William F. Gilchrest, New York; 1897:
36042, June 17 ; 2c. June 17. 19700

His little friend; a drama in 6 acts, by M.
I'ernhard. 62 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Magnus Bernhard, New York; D:6409,
Mar. 27, 1905 ; 2c. Aug. 14, 1905. 19701

His little girl; drama, by C. C. Taylor. 10 p.
f". Typewritten.

© Colin C. Taylor, New York; D : 8003,
Feb. 16, 1906 ; 2c. Feb. 16, 1906. 19702

a play in 1 act, by H. M. Fechheimer.

© Henry M. Fechheimer, Detroit; 1899:
12744, Feb. 16 ; 2c. Feb. 16. 19703

His little hatchet. See Tacts.

His little sister; a 4 act pastoral drama, by
Hal Reid [i. e. James Halleck Reid]

© B. S. Spooner, Centerville, la.; 1893:
45929, Oct. 13. 19704

His lordship; a comedy in 1 act, by A. W.
Greeley. 21 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Alfred Wm. Greeley, Washington ; D :
G354, Mar. 17, 1905 ; 2c. Mar. 17, 1905. 19705

a drama in 4 acts, by E. Atwell. 99 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Edwin Atwell, New York; 1887:23879.
Sept. 20 ; 2c. May 5, 1888. 19706

light opera in 2 acts, book and lyrics, by

F. T. Cardoze. 73 p. 4°. Typewritten, [Li-
bretto only]

© Ic. Dec. 10, 1912 ; D : 31673 ; Frederic T.
Cardoze, Albany. 19707

— romantic comedy, by M. E. M. Davis. New

York, E. S. Werner & co., 1907. p. 50-89. 16°.

© Edgar S. Werner & co.. New York; D:

11332, Sept. 11, 1907 ; 2c. Oct. 7, 1907. 19708

or, The American nobility, a musical

farce comedy in 3 acts, by W. A. Smith.

© William Augustus Smith, Philadelphia ;
1892 : 20462, May 13. 19709

— See also One-act plays.

His lordship absent-minded; a comedy in 1
act, by T. Blaine Donaldson. 9 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Thomas B. Donaldson, Philadelphia; D:
6385, Mar. 22, 1905; 2c. Mar. 22, 1905. 19710

His lordship, the burg'lar; a comedietta in 1
act, by Edith M. Willett. Philadelphia, The
Penn publishing company, 1902. 17 p. 12°.

© Penn pub. co., Philadelphia; D : 2109,
July 12, 1902; 2c. July 12, 1902. 19711

His lordship, the chauffeur; farce comedy In
3 acts, by E. W. Taylor. [2], 74 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 2, 1910; D: 21930; Edward
Willis Taylor, Lexington, Mass. 19713

His lost child; play in 1 act, by J. E. Cervenka.
5 p. 4°. Ms.

© Ic. Jan. 23, 1911; D: 23171; Joseph E.
Cervenka, St. Louis. 19713

His love for her; drama in 5 acts, by H. W,
Lambert. [47] p. f°. TypewTitten.

© Ic. Sept. 11, 1911; D:. 25185; Henry W\
Lambert, Philadelphia. 19714

His love story; a drama in 1 act, by E. E.
Weston. 23 p. 8°. Typewritten.

© Effie Ellsler Weston, Nutlev, N. J.; D:
11470, Oct. 7, 1907 ; 2c. Oct. 7, 1907. 19715

His lucky day; farce in 1 act, by F. T. Rich-
ards. 31 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 10, 1909 ; D : 17322 ; F. T. Rich-
ards, New York. 19716

a sketch in 1 act, by Susan Thayer Bowker.

Boston, W. H. Baker & co., 1902. 17 p. 12"

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston ; D : 2469,

Oct. 20, 1902 ; 2c. Nov. 19, 1902. 19717

His majesty; episode in 1 act, by J. Lewis. 10
p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 30, 1913 ; D : 34288 ; Jay Lewis,
Richmond. 19718

musical comedy in 2 acts, by S. Howard.

81 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Shafter Howard, New York; D : 6279,
•Mar. 6, 1905; 2c. Mar. 6, 1905. 19719

His majesty and the maid; romantic costume
play in 4 acts, by Joseph Le Brandt. 93 p.

f°. Typewritten.

© Samuel Lewis, Arlington, Mass. ; D :
4855, Apr. 9, 1904 ; 2c. Apr. 9, 1904. 19720

His majesty of Nicobar. See Isle (The) of
Spice.

His majesty, the baby; a 3 act comedy, by M.
D. Buchanan. 33 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Marcia Darrah Buchanan, Kansas City,
Mo. ; D : 2642, Nov. 24, 1902 ; 2c. Jan. 16, 1903.

19721

His majesty, the fool; play in 4 acts, based on
Dumas' La dame de Monsoreau, by C. An-
drews. [3], 90 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 13, 1910; D: 22800; Charlton
Andrews, Cambridge, Mass. 19722

His majesty's guests; or. The dandy thieves,
by F. J. Westcott. 62 p. 4°. Typewi-itten.

© Frederick John Westcott, London ; D :
10969, July 15, 1907; 2c. Aug. 12, 1907.

19723

973

19724

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

10743

His master's slave; by T. A. Doucet. 37 p. 4".
Typewritten.

© Theodore A. Doucet, United States; D:
8262, Apr. 2, 1906 ; 2c. Apr. 2, 1906. 19724

His master's voice; dramatic composition in 1
act, by C. Wilbur. [2], 11 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. May 29, 1911 ; D : 24351 ; Crane Wil-
bur, Athens, N. Y. 19725

story of modern political conditions, by W.

Montague. 9 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 27, 1910; D: 21545; Walter
Montague, San Francisco. 19726

His memory green; original vaudeville sketch,

by T. S. Davies. [2], 26 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 10, 1914; D: 36303; Thomas

Smith Davies, New York. 19726a

His Mexican bride; by J. A. Golden. 14 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Joseph A. Golden, New York ; D : 12796,
Apr. 21, 1908 ; 2c. Apr. 21, 1908. 19727

His model wife; a comedy in 1 act, by Helen
F. Bagg. Philadelphia, Penn publishing com-
pany, 1908. 28 p. 12°.

© Penn pub. co., Philadelphia; D: 13202.
June 17, 1908 ; 2c. June 17, 1908. 19728

His money's worth; sketch in 1 act, by W.
Bullock. [2], 17 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 29, 1911; D: 23775; William
Bullock, New York. 19729

His mother; farce in 1 act, by Edward de
Corsia. 15 p. 4°. ' Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 21, 1911; D: 24020; Louis W.
Bates, Chicago. 19730

an original drama in prologue and 5 acts,

by J. K. O'Neil. 76 p. f°. Typewritten.

© John K. O'Neil, Louisiana, Mo. ; D :
2861, Jan. 6, 1903; 2c. Feb. 10, 1903. 19731

His mother and I; a melodrama In 4 acts, by
M. R. Perkins. 24 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Mary R. Perkins, New York ; 1890 : G811,
Feb. 27; 2c. Mar. 18. 19732

His mother-in-law; farce comedy in 1 act, by
Jim London. 6 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 8, 1914; D : 38432 ; Marguerite
Marlake and Dora Hurless, Chicago. 19732a

monologue act, by J. A. Lorenz. 9 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 28, 1910; D: 22443; John A.
Lorenz, New York. 19733

His mother's boy; comedy in 3 acts, by A. Carr
and his assistant author.

© Albert Carr, New York; 1874:12704,
Oct. 12. 19734

His mother's face. See Picture plays.

His mothers-in-law; farce in 1 act, by J. H.
Neebe. 25 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 19, 1911; D: 24002; Joseph
Henry Neebe, Chicago. 19735

His mother's jewels; or, The strange detective,
5 act drama complete with songs, by L. R.
Bass.

© Louis R. Bass, Brooklyn ; D : 10098, Mar.
8, 1907. 19736

His mother's legacy; in 5 acts, by L. Jamerson.

© Lucinda Jamerson, Buffalo ; 1884 : 4913,
Mar. 7. 19737

His mother's life. See Louis Montey.

His mother's money; character sketch in 1 act,
by L. Kyn. 7 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 18, 1914 ; D : 36412 ; Lucy Kyn,
New York. 19737a

His mother's rosary; play in 4 acts, by J. K.
MacCurdy. [57] p. f. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 14, 1915 ; D : 42487 ; James Kyrle
MacCurdy, Brooklyn. 19737b

His mother's sin. See Madame Jeanette.

His mother's son; a comedy in 3 acts, by L.
Corde.

© Leslie Corde, New York; 1893:30710,
June 28. 19738

1 act play, by L. Lazarus. 17 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. July 29, 1915; D: 41354; Lillian
Lazarus, Brooklyn. i9738a

His musical friend; a farce in 1 act, by A. H.
Laldlaw, jr. 20 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Alexander H. Laidlaw, jr., New York ;
D : 7329, Sept. 21, 1905 ; 2c. Oct. 5, 1905.

19739

His name; play in 3 acts, by J. M. Willard.
26 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 20, 1910 ; D : 17985 ; J. Milton
Willard, Joliet, 111. 19740

His name is Mud; a comedy in 4 acts, by E.
Grimm. San Francisco, J. H. Barry, 1890.
30 p. 16°.

© Edward Grimm, United States; 1890:
3668, Jan. 28 ; 2c. Mar. 5. 19741

His name on the door; a play in 3 acts, by F. A.
Lord.

© Frank A. Lord, New York; D : 15635,
Apr. 16, 1909. 19742

His natural life; a spectacular psychological
drama in 6 acts and tableaux, by Ignico
[Inigo] Tyrrell and Marcus Clarke.

© Inigo Tyrrell, San Francisco ; 1888 : 8238,
Mar. 19. 19743

974

19T44

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

19768

His neighbor's wife; or, Between the lights,
comedy drama in 5 acts, by Annie Mack Ber-
lein. 53 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 24, 1909 ; D : 16416 ; Edward J.
McCormick, Bensonhurst, N. Y, 19744

His neighbor's window; an episode of city life,
by J. P. Gavit.

© John Palmer Gavit, Albany; D:3762,
July 28, 1903. 19745

His nephew; by M. W. StoU. 14 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Marcus W. Stoll, Irvington, N. J.; D:
10228, Mar. 28, 1907; 2c. Mar. 28, 1907.

19746

His new pupil; a comedy in 1 act, by G. Moy-
ston. 6 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Guy Movston, Memphis ; D : 15340, Mar.
15, 1909 ; 2c. Mar. 15. 1909. 19747

His next deal; an original comedy in 3 acts, by
B. Hemming. 72 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Byron Hemming, Philadelphia ; D : 4491,
Jan. 12, 1904; 2c. Jan. 12, 1904. 19748

His nibs; or. The noble footman, Anglo-Ameri-
can farce comedy in 3 acts, by R. W. Sneddon
and M. Douglas. 189 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 1, 1913 ; D : 33114 ; Robert Wil-
liam Sneddon and Minnie Douglas, New York.

19749

His nibs and his nobs; or, A female devil,

with dialogue songs and choruses, by M. E.

Nibbe. 12 p. f°. Typewritten. [Words only]

© Michael E. Nibbe, Chicago ; D : 3831, Aug.

15, 1903; 2c. July 20, 1903. 19750

His nibs, the baron; a musical farce comedy in
3 acts. Typewritten.

© Thomas A. Winnett, New York; 1891:
6656, Feb. 19; 2c. May 12. 19751

His niece's hero; comedietta, by H. L. Newton
and A. S. Hoffman. 6 p. f°. Typewritten.

© H. L. Newton and A. S. Hoffman, Chi-
cago ; D : 818, Aug. 31, 1901 ; 2c. Aug. 31, 1901.

19752

His oath; play in 1 act, by A. Gran. [2], 16 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 20, 1913 ; D : 35072 ; Albert Gran,
New York. 19753

His old love letter; 1 act comedy, by F. Allen.
12 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 9, 1912; D: 28632; Frederick
Allen, Chicago. 19754

His only salvation; play, by R. L. Sheldon.
52 p. f°. Ms.

© Ic. Apr. 9, 1910 ; D : 20939 ; R. L. Sheldon,
Akron, O. 19755

His only wife; a comedy in 3 acts, by R. Bu-
chanan.

© Robert Buchanan, San Francisco; D:
2931, Jan. 30. 1903. 19756

His other self; drama in 4 acts, by M. R. Rine-
hart. 59 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Mary Roberts Rinehart and Stanley
Marshall Rinehart, Allegheny, Pa. ; D : 8480,
May 5, 1906 ; 2c. May 5, 1906. 19757

a farcical comedy, by M. R. Clark.

© Marvin R. Clark, New York ; 1897 : 45729,
Aug. 13. ^ 19758

a melodrama in 4 acts, by C. Fletcher.

© Coyne Fletcher, Washington ; D : 3519,
June 1, 1903. 19759

or. The parting of the ways, a play in 4

acts, by Rinehart Roberts.

© Mrs. H. C. De Mille, New York; D:
8995, Aug. 27, 1906. 19760

See also Under the shadow.

His own; drama in 4 acts, by L. Thiem. [84]
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 15, 1911 ; D : 23966 ; Lena Thiem,
Sandusky, O. 19761

His own confession; by R. B. Rush.

© "Robert B. Rush, Harrison, N. J.; D:
3269, Apr. 10, 1903. 19762

His own enemy; a drama in 3 acts, by H. Davis.
50 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Harriet Davis, New York ; D : 7711, Dec.
14, 1905; 2c. Dec. 14, 1905. 19763

■ a farce in 1 act, by the author of A happy

pair [S. Theyre Smith] New York, R. M.
De Witt, 1876. 20 p. 12°. ([De Witt's act-
ing plays, no. 187] )

© Robert M. De Witt, New York; 1876:
8907, July 31 ; 2c. Dec. 28. 19764

play of modern life in 4 acts, by J. J. Dilley.

43 p. 16°. Printed.

© July 1, 1909 ; 2e. Sept. 2, 1909 ; D : 16982 ;
Joseph J. Dilley, S. Croydon, England.

19765

His own father; a comedy in 3 acts, by E. R.
White.

© Edmund R. White, New York; 1883:
2782, Feb. 12. 19766

His own household; a play in 4 acts, by L.
Dodge. 72 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Louis Dodge, St. Louis ; D : 9113, Sept.
19, 1906 ; 2c. Oct. 1, 1906. 19767

His own people; an Irish-American play in 4
acts, by J. C. Nugent.

© J. C. Nugent, Canal Dover, O. ; 1899:
76775, Nov. 24. 19768

975

19769

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

19789

His own physician; a play in 4 acts, by C. W.
Sills and Charles S. Hayes. 123 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Clarence William Sills, Chicago ; D :
12812, Apr. 23, 1908 ; 2c. May 23, 1908. 19769

His own wife; a comedy in 3 acts, by M. Pe-
travsky. Typewritten.

© Marie Petravsky, New York ; 1899 : 64.56,
Jan. 17 ; 2c. Jan. 17. 19770

His pal; comedy dramatic composition, by P. J.
Mack. 10 p. 4°, Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 23, 1909 ; D : 16859 ; P. J. Mack,
Chicago. 19771

play in 1 act, by W, H. Marshall. 5 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 20, 1915 ; D : 40221 ; William H.
Marshall, Detroit. 19771a

His pal's wife. See Framed up.

His Parisian raodel; a play in 1 act, by H. H.
Gardener. Typewritten.

© Helen H. Gardener, New York; 1899:
66229, Oct. 12; 2c. Jan. 12, 1900. 19772

His partner; a play, by M. Caretti. 2 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 14, 1912; D: 30843; Maxine
Caretti, Hot Springs, Va. 19773

His partner's wife; a play in 3 acts, by L.
Landes. [New York] Chambers print [1900]
2 p. 1., 55 p. 8°. [With The playwright . . .
by L. Landes. New York, 1900]

© Leonard Landes, New York; 1900 A:
14709, June 13; Ic. June 8; Ic. July 21.

19774

His passion's Waterloo; play in 1 act by L.
Judson. 30 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 13, 1915; D: 41491; Leonard
Judson, New York. 19774a

His past; drama in 1 act, by James Andrew
Sweinhart. 7 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 17, 1910 ; D : 22841 ; John Henry
Fairfax-Lucy, Boston. 19775

His pay in wine; war drama playlet of to-day
in 1 scene, by F. Cromwell. [3], 17 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 9, 1915; D: 41447; Frederic
Cromwell, Chicago. 19775a

His Pearl; play in 1 act, by J. Sonin. [4] p.
f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 9, 1913; D: 34068; John Sonin,
New York. 19776

His pet theory; drama in 3 acts, 4 scenes, by
R. B. Lane. 181 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Richard Bachelder Lane, Chicago ; D :
5505, Sept. 3, 1904 ; Ic. Sept. 3, 1904. 19777

His phantom sweetheart; or. The millionaire's
dream, a 1 act play, by F. Allen. 13 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Frederick Allen, Los Angeles; D : 13206,
June 17, 1908 ; 2c. June 17, 1908. 19778

His pipe; sketch in 1 act, by J. H. Greene. 24 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 5, 1911 ; D : 23012 ; John Henry
Greene, New York. 19779

His place is the armory; a play in 1 act, by
A. D. Miller. 13 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 21, 1912 ; D : 29109 ; Alice Duer
Miller, New York. 19780

His pretty typewriter; a socifety drama, by J.
A. Fraser and E. Wood.

© John A. Fraser and Eugene Wood, Chi-
cago; 1890:5005, Feb. 10. 19781

His prisoner; synopsis, by G. J. Young. 4 p. f °.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 20, 1912; D : 30579 ; George J.
Young, Columbus, O. 19782

His private honor; a comedy in 4 acts, by H.
Lindsley.

© Harris Lindsley, New York; D:1802.
Apr. 29, 1902. 19783

His private life; drama in 4 acts, by M. E.
Swan. 112 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 4, 1910; D: 20110; Mark E.
Swan, New York. 19784

His private mark; musical comedy in 3 acts,
by L. De Smidt.

© Louis De Smidt, Philadelphia; 1889:
10853, Apr. 5. 19785

His real chum; a play in 1 act, by G. Glid-
don. 14 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© George Gliddon, New York ; D : 7617. Nov.
25, 1905 ; 2c. Nov. 25. 1905. 19786

His real self; comedy playlet, by F. H. Shreiner.
[7] p. 4°. Tj'pewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 2, 1914 ; D : 38979 ; Francis Hoyt
Shreiner, Harrisburg. 19786a

His requiem; a drama in 5 acts, by T. M. Bi-
laskl.

© Theresa M. Bilaski, Jackson, Mich.;
1900 A : 8371, Mar. 31. 19787

His revenge. See Which is her choice.

His reverence, the cowboy; by W. C. Patter-
son.

© Wm. Chandler Patterson, Berkeley, Cal. ;
D : 8300, Mar. 19, 1906. 19788

His reward; original dramatic playlet, by T. B.
Carnahan. [3], 7 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 28, 1910 ; D : 21438 ; Thomas B.
Carnahan, Pittsburgh. 19789

976

19790

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

19812

His rich relation; a farce in 1 act, by R. H.
Graves. 64 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ralph H. Graves, New York; D : 4941,
Apr. 25, 1904 ; 2c. Apr. 25, 1904. 19790

His richest haul; by R. St. Carr. 7 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Royal St. Carr, New York ; D : 10710,

May 25, 1907; 2c. May 25, 1907. 19791

His royal highness; American comedy in 3 acts,
by H. Van Demark. 127 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten

© Ic. Sept. 13, 1909 ; D : 16771 ; Harry Van
Demark, Houston. 19792

comedy in 3 acts, by Jack Montague. Phila-

delphia, Penn publishing company, 1915. 63 p.
12°.

© Oct. 30, 1915 ; 2c. Nov. 3, 1915 ; D : 42167 ;
Penn pub. co., Philadelphia. 19792a

a farce-comedy in 3 acts [by Arthur Sehvyn

and Jacques Kruger] 71 p. f . Typewrit-
ten.

© Newell and Thomas, Chicago; 1888:
18367 ; June 27 ; 2c. Sept. 7. 19793

His royal highness, the duke; by W. J. Black.

© William James Black, New Brunswick,
N. J.; 1899:30120, May 3. 19794

His royal highness' ferry boat, Staten Island,
Lord high Admiral Neil Von der Built, the
late emperor of railroads, a ruler of bulls
and bears in Wall street; a startling melo-
drama in 5 acts, composed and arr. to choice
music, by E. F. Bishop.

© Eleanor Fletcher Bishop, New York ;
1879:5241, Apr. 19. 19795

His royal jags; a musical, satirical farce, by
W. Gavine.

© Walter Gavine, Chicago ; 1898 : 44299,
July 25. 19796

His royal nibs; the great Irish American
comedy, by William Carleton.

© Barry and Fay, United States; 1883:
18957, Oct. 15. 19797

His royal nobs; nmsical comedy, by W. L.
Visscher. [45] p. 4°. Typewritten. [Words
only]

© Ic. Jan. 24, 1912; D : 28673 ; William
Lightfoot Visscher, Chicago. 19798

His royal sweetheart, ^ee Her American
prince.

His sacrifice; problem play in 3 acts, bv C. G.
Eichel. 103 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 17, 1912; D: 30559; Charles
Gerard Eichel, New York. 19799

His Satanic majesty, the tramp; by Jeffrey and
La Pierre. 8 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Frederic La Pierre and Cornie Jeffrey,
Chicago ; D : 3671, June 29, 1903 ; 2c. May 29,
1903. 19800

His second choice; play in 3 acts, by J. J. Kar-
niol. 106 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© John J. Karniol, New York ; D : 14557
Dec. 17, 1908; 2c. Dec. 17, 1908. 19801

His second mother; by A. M. Kerr. 25 p. 4".

Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 18, 1909 ; D : 17434 ; Alvah Mil-
ton Kerr, Chicago. 19802

His second time on earth; a farce in 2 acts, by
E. H. Gurney. 79 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ebenezer H. Gurney, Edgewood, R. I.;
D : 669, July 18, 1901 ; 2c. July 25, 1901.

19803

a farce comedy in 3 acts, by W. C. Parker.

Chicago, T. S. Denison [1904] 47 p. 12".
(On cover: Alta series)

© T. S. Denison, Chicago ; D : 5611, Oct. 6,
1904 ; 2c. Nov. 3, 1904. 19804

His secret; an original drama in 4 acts, by M. P.
Delgado.

© M. P. Delgado, New York State; 1882:
21707, Dec. 21. 19805

Itsit-isit, romantic vaudeville playlet, by

R. L. Landrum. 8 p. f °. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 24, 1913 ; D : 33878 ; Robert Lee
Landrum, Detroit. 19806

His secretary; a drama in 1 act, by A. S. Burle-
son. 13 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Adele S. Burleson, Austin, Tex.; D:
13012, May 20, 1908 ; 2c. May 20, 1908. 19807

His sensitive nose; a farce in 1 act, by E.
Mitchell. [2], 17 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 4, 1912; D: 29579; Edmund
Mitchell, Berkeley, Cal. 19808

His signature; a melodrama in 4 acts, by F. M.
Witmark and F. B. Hawkins.

© Frank M. Witmark and F. B. Hawkins,
New York ; 1895 : 58086, Nov. 18. 19809

His silent partner; a duet and a chorus in 1
flat, by Dorothy Usner [pseud, of D. U. Bax-
ter] 6 p. f °. Typewritten.

© Dorothy Usner Baxter, New York; D:
5013, May 13, 1904 ; 2c. May 7, 1904. 19810

His sister; 1 act play, by I. Harris. 13 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. July 1. 1912 ; D : 30143 ; Irving Harris,
Little Rock, Ark. 19811
a playlet, by C. W. Hunt.

© Carl W. Hunt, Chicago ; D : 12540, Mar.
14, 1908. 19812

5379—16 62

977

19813

DEAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

18885

His sister's beau; a comedy in 1 act, by A. F.
Hanson. Typewritten.

© Arthur F. Hanson, Chicago; 1900 A:
29674, Dec. 6; 2c. Dec. 5. 19813

His sister's choice; by L. Mandel. 11 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Louis Mandel, Chicago ; D : 9650, Dec. 17,
1906 ; 2c. Dec. 17, 1906. 19814

His sister's honor; a sketch from high life, by
Charles H. Bloomfield. Denver, J. A. Hamer,
printer, 1906. [14] p. front, (port.) 16".

© C. H. Bloomfield, Denver ; D '. 9569, Dec.
3, 1906 ; 2c. Dec. 27, 1906. 19^15

His sister's shame; a melodrama in 4 acts, by
J. F. Kirke. 93 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© J. Francis Kirke, Wilmington. Del. ; D :
4305, Nov. 25, 1903 ; 2c. Dec. 16, 1903. 19816

a spectacular comedy drama in 5 acts, by

D. Davidson. 134 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Dore Davidson, New York ; D : 3517,
June 1, 1903 ; 2c. Aug. 5, 1903. 19817

His slave; drama In 4 acts, by H. Frummer.
132 p. 8°. Ms.

© Ic. Feb. 15, 1915; D : 39687 ; Henry
Frummer, Brooklyn. 19817a

His son; comedy in 3 acts, by L. K. Anspacher.
126 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 28, 1913 ; D : 33903 ; Louis Kauf-
man Anspacher, New York. 19818

His song' bird; or, A little flirtation, by C. M.
Borjes. 6 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Camille Muori Borjes, Allegheny, Pa. ;
D : 3301, Apr. 17, 1903 ; 2c. Apr. 17, 1903.

19819

His son's father; a play in 1 act, by G. H.
Irving, jr. 30 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© George H. Irving, jr., New York; D:
15684, Apr. 14, 1909 ; 2c. Apr. 14, 1909. 19820

His soul. See Little Miss Wanda.

His soul's mate; a comedy drama in 4 acts, by
A. Griffin. [132] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Arthur Griffin, Pottersville, Mass. ; D :
13972, Oct. 1, 1908 ; 2c. Oct. 19, 1908. 19821

Same. 109 p. f °. Typewritten.

© Arthur Griffin, Pottersville, Mass. ; D :
14473, Dec. 7, 1908 ; 2c. Feb. 27, 1909. 19822

His stepmother-in-law; farce in 3 acts, by J. H.
Neebe. 53 p. 4", Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 15, 1913; D: 34157; Joseph H.

Neebe, Chicago. 19823

His terrible dream. See Italian (The) man.
His terrible secret; or. The man monkey, by

C. E. Blaney. 89 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Chas. E. Blaney, New York ; D : 10269,
Apr. 4, 1907 ; 2c. Apr, 4, 1907. 19824

His to-morrow; in 4 acts, by S. C. Clark. 35 p.
4°. Typewritten,

© Ic. July 18, 1911; D: 24720; Susie C.
Clark, Cambridge, Mass. 19825

His true wife; a melodrama in 4 acts, by M.
Flanagan. 82 p. 4°, Typewritten.

© Matthew Flanagan, New York ; D : 8733,
July 17, 1903 ; 2c. July 17, 190S. 19826

His two wives; a sensational comedy in 4 acts,
by W. L. Murdock.

© William L. Alurdock, Crescent Beach,
Mass. ; 1891 : 45748, Dec. 16. 19827

His typewriter lady; a farce, by W. A. Mc-

Closky.

© William A. McClosky, New York; D:
11072, Dec. 23, 1907. 19828

His uncle John; a play in 3 acts with a pro-
logue, by H. R. Woodman. Franklin, O., The
Eldridge entertainment house, 1908. 39 p.
8°.

© Hannah Rea Woodman, Washington ; D :
13849, Sept. 21, 1908 ; 2c. June 30, 1910. 19829

His uncle's rival; comedy sketch, by F. J.
Harvey. 12 p. f°. Typewtitten,

© Ic. Nov. 26, 1909; D: 17528; Frank J.
Harvey, Lynn, Mass. 19830

His unlawful right; a play in 1 act, by H.
De Witt.

© Henry De Witt, New York ; 1891 : 41925,
Nov. 23. 19831

His unloved wife; a society <lrama, by R. Til-
lers.

© Reta Villers, New York; 1892:20086,
May 11. 19832

His vacation; farce-comedy in 1 act, ky J. H.
Hanover [pseud, of J. H. Ernst] [1], 26 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 9, 1915; D: 42275; Jessie Heln
Ernst, New York. 19832a

His victims; a drama in 4 acts, by M. C.
Quimby.

© Milton C. Quimby, Newark, N. J. ; ISOO :
06, Jan. 2. 19833

His ward, Ida Reeves. /S'ec Envuelta en su
red.

His wayward son; serio-coniedy drama, by S.
Chambers. 36 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Stephen Chambers, Chicago; D:911,
Sept. 30, 1901; 2c. Sept. 30, 1901. 19834

His wedded wife; 1 act play, based on the story
of Rudyard Kipling, by P. Davis. 21 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 30, 1912; D: 31005; Paul Davis,
New York. 19835

See also Shirley.

978

l&§3g

copyeigIited In the united states

19858

His wedding eve; an illusttated taonologue, by
M, Armailya [pseud, of M, Armstrottg]

© Mary Armstrong, Chicago ; D : 8326, Apr.
2, 1906. 19836

His wedding morning'; 1 act comedy playlet,
by D. Austin, ii, 10 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 27, 1910 ; D : 21193 ; Dare Austin,
Loiidon. 19837

His wedding night; in 1 act, by F. J. Hill. 8 p.
f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 5, 1910; D: 21477; F. J. Hill,
Chicago. 19838

His whiskers; an original comedy-drama in 3
acts and 3 scenes, by C. C. McCarthy.

© Charles C. McCarthy, New York ; 1885 :
3657, Feb. 9. 19839

His white beauty. See Wong Hi.

His wif6.

© Kate Josephine fiateman Crowe, New
York ; 1881 : 5815, Apr. 16. 19840

— by M. Kidder.

© Mary Kidder, San Francisco ; D : 9056.
Sept. 10, 1906. 19841

— comedy drama in 4 acts, by O. E. Downs.
[45] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 15, 1912 ; D : 29372 ; Olive Edna
Downs, Waltham, Mass. 19842

A.

— a farcical comedy in 3 acts, by C
Thomas. 51 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Charles Ashford Thomas, New York;
1895:43711, Aug. 28; 2c. Sept. 27. 19843

— 1 act sketch, by A. Bradley. [1], 14 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 22, 1912; D: 29117; Alice M.
Bradley, Hudson, N. Y. 19844

— play in 1 act, by V. J. H. Blubaugh. [18] p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 5, 1910; D: 21478; Vance Jos.
Hoyt Blubaugh, Grand Junction, Col. 19845

[21,

— :Play in 3 acts, by F. D. S. Bethune.
ill p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 21, 1914; D: 37093; Feneuil
Dunkin Stein Bethune, New York. 19845a

rev. ed. of The reform attornev gen-
eral, by B. Israeli. [176] p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Sept. 17, 1913; D : 34455 ; Baruch
Israeli, Washington. 19846

a play of Jewish life on two continents,

in 4 acts by Leon Kobrin.

© Leopold Spachner, New York ; D : 6815,
Sxlhe 13, 1905. 19847

His wife^Continued.

a society drama in 3 acts, by F. B. Hayes.

© Francis B. Hayes, Lexington, Mass.;
1886 : 14969, June 30. 19848

His wife and her husband; comedy in 3 acts,
by A. Vatter and W. Campbell.

© August Vatter and Wallace Campbell,
Boston ; D : 248, Mar. 22. 1901. 19849

family affair in 1 act, by M. and F. Nord-
strom. [2], 15 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 18, 1914 ; D : 36403 ; Marie Nord-
strom and Frances Nordstrom, Washington.

19849a

His wife and his faith; play in 3 acts, by Chal-
1am [pseud, of C. A. de Lima] 40 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Charles A. de Lima, New York ; D : 12933,
May 8, 1908 ; 2c. May 8, 1908. 19850

His wife and his sweetheart; comedy sketch in
1 act, by M. Ferber. [1], 7 p. 4°. Type-
w^ritten.

© Ic. Apr. 9, 1913 ; D : 32902 ; Maurice Fer-
ber, Boston. 19851

His wife by his side; comedy in 3 acts, by E. E.
Keays. [113] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 14, 1912; D : 31708 ; Ethelyn
Emery Keays, Great Neck, N. Y. 19852

His wife came back from the country; a
comedy in 1 act, by F. H. La Rue. 1 p. 1.,
19 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 18, 1912; D: 29544; Frank H.
La Rue, Port Jefferson, O. 19853

His wife, the leading lady; a comedy in 4 acts,
by H. Douglas.

© Harry Douglas, Great Barrington, Mass. ;
D : 14183, Oct. 31, 1908. 19854

His wife's brother; a modern drama in 4 acts,

by I. W. Edwards. 75 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Irving W. Edwards, Brooklyn ; D : 14371.

Nov. 25, 1908 ; 2c. Feb. 9, 1909. 19855

Same. [2], 81 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 29, 1911; D: 23777; Irving W.
Edwards, Brooklyn. 19856

His wife's butler; 1 act farce comedy, by Vic-
tor H. Smalley and J. A. O'Brien. 14 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 18, 1911; D: 23120; J. Arthur
O'Brien, New York. 19857

His wife's club; comedy in 3 acts, by E. S. Van
Zile. [75] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 26, 1911 ; D : 25080 ; Edward S.
Van Zile, New York. 19858

His wife's daughter. See In wrong.

97&

19859

DEAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

19880

His wife's fool; drama in 3 acts, by G. N. Albyn.
90 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 7, 1909 ; D : 17042 ; Genevieve N.
Albyn, Brooklyn. 19859

His wife's handkerchief. See Reformer (The)

His wife's husband; a farce comedy in 3 acts,

by J. A. Flynn. [128] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 13, 1909 ; D : 16553 ; Joseph A.

Flynn, Brooklyn. 19860

a farcical play in 3 acts with music,

adapted by Al Flatico. [25] p. 4°. Type-
written. [Words only]

© Ic. Oct. 31, 1914 ; D : 38663 ; Al Flatico,
Cleveland. 19860a

His wife's idolater; a dramatic fragment in 1
act, by A. E. Phillips.

© Arthur Edward Phillips, Chicago; 1895:
9357, Feb. 13. 19861

His wife's jewels; a drama in 1 act, by C. R.
Clifford. 9 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Chandler R. Clifford, Philadelphia ; 1891 :
40579, Nov. 12; 2c. Nov. 12. 19862

His wife's mistake; by A. W. Le Mieux.

© Alvin W. Le ^Mieux, Lebanon, N. H. ; D :
10788, June 18, 1907. 19863

His wife's money; a play in 4 acts, by M. E.
Swan. 112 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 11, 1913; D : 32279 ; Mark E.

Swan, New York. 19864

His wife's niece; play in 1 act, by J. B. Foster.
[1], 26 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 24, 1913; D: 33057; Julia B.
Foster, Berkeley, Cal. 19865

His wife's old sweetheart; a drama in 4 acts,
by Clifford De Glopper. 136 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© C. De Glopper, Nashville ; D : 9582, Dec.
5, 1906 ; 2c. Dec. 5, 1906. 19866

His wife's proxy; a comedy in 1 act, by A. A.
Smith.

© Alfred A. Smith, Washington; 1897:
63924, Nov. 16. 19867

His wife's sister; drama, by M. E. Hoyle. 46 p.
f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 18, 1910 ; D : 20493 ; Mary Elvira
Hoyle, Chicago. 19868

His wife's visitor; dramatic sketch, by A. W.
Grant. 10 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 29, 1909; D: 17222; Thos. W.
Mullaly, Fort Worth, Tex. 19869

His wife's will; a farce-comedy in 3 acts, by
A. E. Duffy.

© Alice E. Duffy, San Francisco; 1S9S :
71405, Dec. 8. 19870

His winning touchdown. See College (The)
scapegoat.

His wives; an operetta in 1 act, libretto by
M. J. McDonald, music by Lyle C. True.

© Morton Joseph Aloysius McDonald, San
Francisco ; D : 4816, Dec. 29, 1904. 19871

His wonderful aunt; farce-comedy in 1 act and
,1 scene, by W. Hainer. 7 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Jan. 5, 1915; D: 39306; Whitfield
Hainer, Providence, R. I. 19871a

His word of honor; comedy in 3 acts, by Charles
Gott. Boston, W. H. Baker & co. [1911] 45 p.

. 12". ,...^

© Aug. 5, 1911 ; 2c. Aug. 7, 1911 ; D : 24871 ;

Walter H. Baker & co., Boston. 19872

a drama in 3 acts, by L. S. Myers. 54 p.

8°. Printed.

© Lloyd Shilton Myers, Newport, Ky. ; D :
1078, Nov. 11, 1901 ; 2c. Apr. 9, 1902. 19873

His worst enemy; by H. Watkins.

© Harry Watkins, New York ; 1872 ; 12018,
Nov. 14. 19874

Hiscrassy's Anna Bell; an original Comedy
drama in 4 acts, by M. Lotz.

© Mamie Lotz, San Jose, Cal. ; D : 6137.

Jan. 25, 1905. 19875

Histoire (Une) de brigands; piece en 1 acte, par
Daniel Jourda. Paris, C. Joubert, 1912. 27 p.

© Oct. 1, 1912 ; 2c. Dec. 2, 1912 ; D : 31520 ;
Joubert, Paris. 19876

Histoire du chevalier Des Grieux et de Manon
Lescaut. Sec For love of Manon Lescaut.

Historia; an historical play in 2 pts., by J. C.
Mountjoy. Chicago, J. C. Mountjoy, 1902.
[18] p. 8°.

© John C. Mountjoy, Chicago; I) : 1313,
Jan. 17, 1902 ; 2c. Mar. 13, 1902. 19877

Historia de un principe; opereta en 3 actos y 5
cuadros, libro de T. A. JuliiV, mfisica del
maestro E. Silncbez de Fuentes. 79 i^. 4°.
Mimeographed. [Libretto only]

© Ic. May 8, 1913; D : 3.3443 ; J. Giralt e
liijo, Havana, Cuba. 19878

Historic scenes and battles of 1776, the
American Revolution.

© .L T. McCaddon, Philadelphia; 1893:
5163. Jan. 25. 19879

Historical and presidential tableaux; by G.
Goldberg. 5 p. 12°. Ms.

© Ic. Jan. 5, 1910 ; D : 17804 ; Gabriel Gold-
berg, San Francisco. 19880

980

19881

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

19892

Historical fete.

© Frank P. Pease, Buffalo; 1879:7967,
June 14. 19881

Historical pageant; closing the centennial cele-
bration, June 6-13, 1914, of tiie founding of
New Harmony, Ind., in 1814. Book of words
by C. Dye, historian, Nora Fretageot. [Indian-
apolis, The Hollenbeck press, 1914] 3 p. 1.,
[9]-48 p. ports. 8°.

© May 14, 1914; 2c. May 21, 1914; A:
374162 ; Charity Dye, Indianapolis. 19881a

Historical (An) pageant of Illinois; by T. W.

Stevens. Book of words. [Chicago, The Alder-
brink press, 1909] 67 p. 8°.

© Oct. 7, 1910 ; 2c. Oct. 11, 1910 ; D : 20390 ;
Thomas Wood Stevens, Chicago. 19881b

Historical (The) pageant of Portland, Maine;
produced on the Fourth of July, 1913, author,
C. D. Mackay, musical director and composer,
Will C. Macfarlane. 47 p. 12°. Printed.

© July 3, 1913 ; 2c. July 5, 1913 ; D : 33708 ;
Constance D'Arcy Mackay, Portland, Me.

19882

Historical plays for children; by Grace E.
Bird and Maud Starling. New York, The
Macmillan company, 1912. si, 292 p. incl.
front., illus. 12°. (Every child series)

© Sept. 25, 1912; 2c. Sept. 26, 1912; A:
320597; Macmillan co.. New York. 19883

Historical plays of colonial days for 5th year
pupils; by Louise E. Tucker and Estelle L.
Ryan. New York, London [etc.] Longmans,
Green, and co., 1912. 157 p. front. 12°.

© Dec. 13, 1912; 2c. Dec. 18, 1912; A:
330320 ; Longmans, Green, & co.. New York.

19884

Historical stories in dramatic form; by Ger-
trude Hand. Boston, The Palmer company,
1914. 16 V. 12°.

Contents : v. 1. Christopher Columbus.
Ferdinand Magellan. — v. 2. Francis Drake.
John Smith.— V. 3. The French in Canada.
Henry Hudson in the New World. — v. 4. Miles
Standish. Roger Williams. — v. 5. Peter
Stuyvesant in New Amsterdam. Exploration
of the Mississippi. — v. 6. William Penn and
the Quakers. La Salle and his journey down
the Mississippi. — v. 7. The Charter oak. Pat-
rick Henry. — v. 8. George Washington. — v. 9.
Washington, the commander, at Valley
P^orge. — V. 10. The Boston tea party. Paul
Revere and battle of Lexington. — v. 11. Israel
Putnam. Nathan Hale. — v. 12. Daniel
Boone. — v. 13. John Paul Jones. George Rog-
ers Clark. — V. 14. The Swamp Fox. Thomas
Jefferson. — v. 15. Daniel Webster. Abraham
Lincoln. — v. 16. Ulysses Simpson Grant.

© Sept. 11, 1914; 2c. Dec. 23, 1914; A:
389962-389977; Palmer co., Boston

19884a-19884p

History (The) of a hand; an original American
drama in 4 acts, by J. M. Hoffman.

© John M. Hoffman, Chicago ; 1896 : 2580,
Jan. 6. 19885

History (A) of a queen's favorite. See Earl
(The) of Essex.

History (A) of American civilization; a di'ama
of wild West deeds and exploits, in 5 epochs,
originated, invented and presented by W. F.
Cody and N. Salisbury.

© William F. Cody and Nate Salisburv,
United States; 1886:26688, Nov. 26. 19886

Same. Epoch 1-5.

Contents : 1. The primeval forest of Amer-
ica.— 2. The prairies. — 3. The cattle ranch. —
4. The mining camp. — 5. The military post
[including] The tragedy of the Little Big
Horn and The death of Custer.

© William F. Cody and Nate Salisbury,
United States ; 1886 : 26689-26692, 26694. Nov.
26. 19887
See also Wild (A) West war.

History (The) of an ant. See Temper.

History (The) of G-eronimo's summer cam-
paign in 1885; a drama, by G. D. Cummings.

© G. D. Cummings, Mott, Cal. ; 1890 : 10934.
Apr. 2; 2c. May 15, 1893. 19888

History (The) of marriage; a drama of the

centuries, illustrated by moving art tableaux.

© Charlotte H. Allen, Boston ; 1890 : 32390.

Oct. 18 ; 2c. Oct. 27. 19889

History (The) of the great petrification scheme
of Fresno for millions; by S. L. Packwood,
J. F. Sherrard and T. E. Lucas.

© Samuel Lee Packwood, Joel Franklin
Sherrard and Thomas Eldon Lucas, Stockton.
Cal. ; 1891 : 44523, Dec. 8. 19890

History of the United States; an exercise for
thirteen bovs, bv PI A. Crowl. Pana, 111., E. A.
Crowl [1909] 13 p. 16°.

© E. A. Crowl, Pana, 111.; D : 14812. .Tan.
13, 1909; 2c. Jan. 30, 1909. 19891

Histrionic (The) scrub woman; episode at a
morning rehearsal in vaudeville, by .1. Mc-
Cree. 15 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 16, 1915; D: 40010; Junie Mc-
Cree, New York. 19891a

Hit (The) of my life. 6 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Jo.seph J. Woods, Chicago; D: 16121,

June 23, 1909 ; 2c. June 23, 1909. 19892

Hit the trail Holliday; American farce in 4
acts, bv G. M. Cohan (suggested by George
Middleton and Guy Bolton) 1.56 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Nov. 29, 1915 ; D : 42372 ; George M.
Cohan, New York. 19892a

981

19893

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

19913

Hitch (A) in her honeymoon; n play in 1 act,
by C. E. Kic'h. 21 p. 8°. Typewritten.

© Charles Edward Kicli, New York ; D :
3019, Feb. 20, 1903; 2c. Mar. G, 1903. 19893

Hits; comedy, by K. T. Deroode.

© Kate T. Deroode, Covington, Ky. ; ISS."! :
19297, Sept. 12. 19894

Hittem, the wonder man; a farcical play in
1 scene, by Rachel Penn [pseud, of Caroline
McCoy White Willard] 20 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Mrs. E. S. Wiliard, London; D:ini01.
Feb. 17, 1909; 2c. Feb. 17, 1909. 19895

Hitting the toboggan; comedy in 1 act, by J. T.
Prince, jr. 17 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 23, 1911 ; D : 23726 ; J. T. Prince.

19896

Sec Savitri,

jr., Chicago.
Hitvesi (A) hiiseg diadala.

Hix's fix; a mangerial episode in 3 acts, writ-
ten by C. F. Pidgin and Dexter Smith, com-
posed by Henry Walden.

© Charle.s F. Pidgin and John H. Woods,
Boston; 1883:5411, Mar. 23. 19897

Hizzoner; or. The mayor and the monkey, a
comic opera in 2 acts, by Edmund Vance
Cooke and Clarence Vincent Kerr. 97 p. 4°.
Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© E. V. Cooke and C. V. Kerr, Cleveland;
D : 5643, Oct. 7, 1904 ; 2c. Oct. 11, 1904. 19898

Hjalmar and Huldah; a drama in 4 acts, by A.
Marlowe. 59 p. 8". Printed.

© Ic. June 10, 1912; D: 30050; Alexander
Marlowe, St. Paul. 19899

Hj0rnestene; drama i 4 handlinger, af Ejlert
Bierke. Kristiania, H. Aschehoug & co., 1911.
[3], 213 p. 12°.

© Oct. 10, 1911 ; 2c. Nov. 4, 1911 ; D : 25673 ;
H. Aschehoug & co., Christiania, Norway.

19899a

Hoarse and Hoarse; a musical farce-comedy, in
3 acts, by W. Collier and C. Reed.

© William Collier and Charlie Reed, New
York; 1891:42, 43, .Jan. 2. 19900, 19901

Hoax (The); travesty-comedy in 2 acts, by D- S.
Marion. 93 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. il, 1915; D : 39365 ; David S.
Marion, San Francisco. 19901a

Hobbe's hobby. Sec Adventure (An) in jus-
tice.

Hobbies; a burletta bagatelle, by B. E. Woolf
Ms.

© B. E. Woolf, United States ; 1878 : 2118,
Feb. 18; 2c. Feb. 20. 19902

Hobblegettes (The); comedy in 1 act, by James
Selvin. 8 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 11, 1911 ; D : 24662 ; George Wil-
liam von Spiegel, New York. 19903

Hobby-horse (The); a comedy in 3 acts, by A.
W. Pinero. New York, United States book
company [1892] 3 p. 1., 168 p. 12^,

© Arthur W. Pinero, London ; 1892 : 23848,
, June 7 ; 2c. Mar. 2. 19904

Hobby-horse (The) guards; or, The musical
story of a Dresden china shepherdess, l^ook
by Arthur Augustus Power and C. C. Sargeiit,
jr., music by D- MacGregor.

© C. C. Sargent, jr., and Donald Mac-
Gregor, New York ; D : 572, June 12, 1901.

18905

Hobo and prince; musical comedy in 3 acts, by
P. Hoffrichter. [22] p. 4°. Typewritten. [Li-
bretto only]

© Ic. Sept. 19, 1913 ; D : 34484 ; Paul Hoff-
rjcjiter, Detroit. 19906

Hobo (The) and the girl; romantic melodrama
playlet in 1 act, by C. E. La Rew. [2], 20 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 3, 1912 ; D : 30429 ; Charles Elmer
La Rew. Detroit. 19907

Hobo (The) and the lady; a \ a(^t drqma, by
J. T. Fare. 6 p. f°. Typewritten.

© John Threlfall Ff^re, Sjin fr^nci^cQ ; D:
1660, Mar. 28, 19Q2; 2c. Mar. 218. 1902. 19908

Hobo (The) king; by M. Tileston.

© Merrill Tile.stqn, Chicago; D : 9^06, Oct.
9, 1906. 19909

Hobo (The) musketeers; by D. L. Livingston
and B. Carroll.

© David L. Livingston and Boyd Carroll.
New York; 1900 A : 4329, Feb. 16. 19910

Hobo (The) prince. §pe Prince (A) for an
hour.

Hoboe (The); a musical comedy drama in 4
acts, libretto and music by G. B. Brighaip.

© Geo. B. Brig]iam, Chicago; 1892:32738,
Aug. 9. 19911

■ Same.

© Geo. B. Brigham, Chicago ; 1892 : 35825.
Aug. 31. 19912

Hoboken Heinies; comedy in 4 S(;enes, by H.
M. Shaw. 10 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 24, 1910; D: 23919; Harold M.
Shaw, New York. 19913

Hobo-ology; monologue, by Jauies Ma4ison.
13 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 8, Ipl^; 0:408^9; Q]e^^ A.
Squires, New York. 19913a

982

19014

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

19933

Hobo's (A) hoodoo; a play by M. Wallace. 17 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 17, 1912; D : 30871 ; Morgan
Wallace, New York. 19914

Hobo's (A) luck. See Lucky.

Hobson blowing up the Merrimac in Santiago
Bay; a drama, by I. H. Trabue.

© Isaac H. Trabue, Punta Gorda, Fla. ;
1898 : 37635, June 20. 19915

Hobson's choice; a drama in 4 acts, by Hal.
Ileid [i. e. James Halleck Reid]

© B. S. Spooner, Franklin, Pa.; 1898:
42467, July 15. 19916

Hoch, the consul; by C. F. Nirdlinger. 50 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Charles Frederic Nirdlinger, New York ;
D : 2311, Sept. 9, 1902 ; 2c. Sept. 9, 1902.

19917

Hoche und Bonaparte; drama in 4 akten und
historischer anhang mit 4 essais, von Charles
Leyst. Halle (Saale), Otto Hendel verlag
[1914] 8 p. 1., 196 p. 12°.

© Apr. 14, 1914; Ic. Oct. 16, 1914; D:
38511; Otto Hendel, Halle (Saale), Germany.

19917a

Hocheimer's nightmare; by J. M. Byrnes. [7]
p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 18, 1911; D: 28020; John Mac-
kay Byrnes, Paterson, N, J. 19918

Hochgeboren; schwank in 3 akten, von Ourt
Kraatz. Berlin, Biihnenverlag Ahn & Sim-
rock, g. ni. b. h., 1913. 84 p. 8°.

© Ic. Jan. 21, 1914 ; D : 35719 ; Buhnenver-
lag Ahn & Simrock, g. ni. b, h., Berlin. 19918a

Hochherrschaftliche wohnungen; posse mit
allem komfort in 4 bildern, von Toni Impe-
koven, musik von Willv Bredschneider. Ber-
lin, E. Bloch, 1913. 77 p. 12°. [Libretto
only]

© Ic. June 9, 1913 ; D : 33543 ; Theaterver-
, lag Edward Bloch, Berlin. 19919

Hochzeit; drama in 5 akten, von Emil Strauss.

Berlin, S. Fischer verlag, 1908. 163 p. 12°.

© S. Fischer, verlag, Berlin ; D : 12208, Jan.

18, 1908 ; 2c. Feb. 3, .1908. 19920

Hochzeit (Die) des Mozart; ein heiteres volks-
stiick in 3 akten, von Ingo Krauss und Otto
SchAvartz. Berlin, Vertriebsstelle des Ver-
bandes deutscher biihnenschriftsteller, g. m.
b. h. 88 p. 12°.

© Ic. Oct. 19, 1912; D: 31176; Vertriebs-
stelle des Verbandes deutscher biihraenschrift-
steller, g. m. b. h., Berlin. 19921

Hochzeit (Die) von Poel; komodie in 3 akten,
von Georg Engel. Berlin, Vita, deutsches ver-
lagshaus, 1906. 3 p. 1., [5]-115 p. 12°.

© Vita, deutsches verlagshaus, Berlin; D:
9061, Sept. 10, 1906 ; 2c. Oct. 10, 1906. 19922

Hochzeitsfackel (Die); spiel einer maiennacht,
von Max Dreyer. Stuttgart und Leipzig,
Deutsche verlags-anstalt, 1907. 121 p. 12°.

© res. under act of Mar. 3, 1905, by Eman-
uel Lederer, New York ; res. no. 681 ; Ic. Dec.
5, 1906. 19923

Hock-shop (The); play in 4 acts, by J. E. Good-
man. 113 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Jules Eckert Goodman, New York; D:
8593, May 25, 1906 ; 2c. May 25, 1906. 19924

Hockmigandy; or, Colonel Buncombe, the
horse trader, by J. P. Arthur.

© John Preston Arthur, New York; 1885:
5292, Mar. 4. 19925

Hodge, Podge & co.; by George V. Hobart.

© Frank McKee and William Harris, New
York ; 1900 A : 17767, July 19. 19926

Hodgepodge; by J. P. Broome.

© James P. Broome, Oakland, Cal. ; 1880 :
3867, Mar. 11. 19927

— by N. 0. Goodwin.

© Nat C. Goodwin, Cincinnati; 1884:48,
Jan. 2. 19928

a practical joke in 4 acts, by C, A. Crosby

Hochzeit (Die) im
kongress (Der)

luftballon. See Frauen-

and I. G. Reid, jr.

© Charles A. Crosby and Isaac G. Reid, jr..
United States ; 1879 : 12157, Sept. 12. 19929

Hbchste (Das); komodie in 1 akt, von Hans
Muller. Berlin, F. Bloch erben, 1912. 36 p.
12°.

© Ic. Aug. 21, 1912 ; D : 30966 ; Felix Bloch
erben, Berlin. 19930

Hogt spel. See Desperate game.

Hohe (Die) des gefiihls; szenen, verse, tros-
tungen [von] Max Brod. Leipzig, E. Rowohlt
verlag, 1913. 2 p. 1., 3-118 p., 1 1. 8°.

Contents : Die hohe des gefiihls. — Szene im
dorf. — Winterliche landstrasse. — Die Arche
Noachs.

© Nov. 15, 1912 ; 2c. Feb. 17, 1913 ; A-For-
eign 6887 ; Ernst Rowohlt verlag, Leipzig.

19931

Hohere menschen; schauspiel in 3 aufztigen,
von Otto Gysae. Miinchen, A. Langen, 1910.
159 p. 12°.

© June 30, 1910; 2c. July 22, 1910; D:
21604 ; Albert Langen, Munich. 19932

983

19933

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

19955

Horrohr (Das); burlesker schwank in 1 akt, von
K. Steidl, niit nuisikalischen einlagen, duos
uufl couplets. Berlin, R. Steidl [1913] cover-
title, 14 p. 8°. [Libretto only]

© Mar. 4, 1913; 2c. Sept. 18, 1913; D:
34466; Robert Steidl, Berlin. 19933

Hoffman's love tales; fantastique opera, music
by .7. Offenbach, tr. and adapted by G. F.
Fuller. 77 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto
only]

© Witmark music library, New York; D:
11895, Dec. 9, 1907; 2c. Dec. 9, 1907. 19934

Hoflfnung (Die) des landes; lustspiel in 4 akten,

von Georg Okonkowski. 93 p. 12°. Printed.

© Ic. Sept. 29, 1910 ; D : 22183 ; Felix Bloch

erben, Berlin. 19935

Hoffnung (Die) des vaganten; schauspiel in 5
aufziigen, von Emil Rosenow. Berlin, F.
Bloch erben, 1911. Ill p. 8°.

© Ic. Nov. 9, 1911 ; D : 25716 ; Felix Bloch
erben, Berlin. 19936

Hofiieferantin (Die); lustspiel in 3 akten. von
Leo Walter Stein. Berlin, E. Bloch, 1912. 65
p. 12°.

© Ic. May 26, 1913; D: 33335; Eduard
Bloch, Berlin. 19937

Same. Wien, F. W. Schmieden & co. [1912]

65 p. 12°.

© Ic. Feb. 24, 1913; D : 32593 ; F. W.
Schmieden & co., Vienna. 19938

Hofnagel's first love; comedietta in 1 act, by
J. O. Cantor. 21 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© J. O. Cantor, Brooklyn ; D : 10484, May 3,
1907; 2c. May 3, 1907. 19939

Hogan (The) family; farce in 3 acts, by James
Kartell [pseud, of Gustave Hartzheim] and
Nina Heather [pseud, of M. Milton] [74] p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 25, 1912 ; D : 29157 ; Melita Mil-
ton, New York. 19940

Hogan in London; episode of the slang king's
only day in the English capital, by F. J. Mc-
Gettigan. 20 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 30. 1914; D: 36883; Frank J.
McGettigan, Portland, Or. 19940a

Hogan of the hansom; a farce in 1 act, by
George M. Cohan.

© Le Rov and Clayton, New York; 1899:
75039, Nov. 17 ; 2c. Nov. 17. 19941

Hogan on the stand; satiric comedy in 8 acts,

by A. D. Rees. [2], 122 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 14, 1914; D: 36026; Arthur

Dougherty Rees. Philadelphia. 19941a

Hogan's alley.

© .Joseph M. Freeman, Norwich, Conn. ;
1896 : 36927, June 25. 19942

Hogan's alley — Continued.

a musical comedy in 3 acts, by Gilmore and

Leonard.
© Gilmore and Leonard, New York; 1896:

17902, Mar. 21. 19943

Same. Typewritten.

© John F. Leonard and Bernard F. Gil-
more, New York; 1897:12811, Feb. 20; 2c.
Feb. 20. 19944

Hogan's alley afloat and ashore; a 3 act Irisli
comedy, by Gilmore and Leonard.

© Bernard F. Gilmore and John F. Leon-
ard, United States; 1897:6286, Jan. 2L

19945

Hogan's alley circus and band; by W. S. Lut-
ton.

© William S. Lutton, Rockville, Ind. ;
1897: 52156, Sept. 18. 19946

Hogan's christening; by J. F. Leonard.

© John F. Leonard, Hartford ; 1897 : 65476,
Nov. 24. 19947

Hogan's honeymoon; 1 act Irish farce, by W.
Le Roy. [1], 17 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 4, 1912; D: 31551; Walter Le
Roy, New York. 19948

Hogan's Irisli jubilee; the laughable Irish
comedy in 3 acts, by J. F. Leonard.

© John F. Leonard, Hartford ; 1897 : 65477.
Nov. 24. 19949

Hogan's Irish wedding; a laughable Irish
comedy in 3 acts, by J. F. Leonard.

© John F. Leonard, Hartford ; 1897 : 65475,
Nov. 24. 19950

Hogan's millions; by George M. Cohan. [2],
24 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 17, 1911; D: 25512; Walter Le

Roy, New York. 19951

Hogan's troubles; a drama, by J. R. Smith.

© James Russey Smith, Muncie, Ind. ; 1898 :

7091S, Dec. 6. 19952

Hogar (El) alegre; pasillo c6mico on 1 acto y

en prosa, original de A. Estremera. Madrid

[Sociedad de autores espanoles] 1909. 34 p.

12°.

© Antonio Estremera, Madrid; D:161.S8,
June 23. 1909 ; 2c. June 23, 1909. 19953

Hohe (Das) lied. See On approval.
Hohe politik; schwank in 3 akten, von Richard
Skowronnek. 142 p. 12°.

© Ic. Oct. 30, 1909; D: 17230; Felix Bloch
erben, Berlin. 19954

Hoheit amiisiert sich! vaudeville-operette in
3 akten. von Juli\is Freund, musik von Ru-
dolph Nelson. Regie-buch. Berlin, Harmonie,
1911. 141 p. 12°.

© Aug. 4. 1911 ; 2c. Aug. 4, 1911 ; D : 24849 ;
Ilarmonie-verlag, Berlin. 19955

984

19955

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

19969

Hoheit — der Franz; inusikulische groteske iu 3
iiktf n, von Artur I>andsberger nnd Willi Wolff,
musik von Robert Winterberg. Texte der
lieder und gesange. MUnchen - Berlin, Drei
masken vei'lag, g. ni. b. h., 1913. 48 p. 12°.
© Nov. 14, 1918; Ic. Apr. 23, 1914; D:
36800; Drei masken verlag, g. m. b. h., IMu-
nich. 19955a

operette in 3 akten von Artur Landsberger

und Willi Wolff, musik von Robert AVinter-
borg. Berlin, Figaro-verlag, 1913. 86 p. 8°.
[Libretto only]

© Oct. 27, 1913; Ic. Apr. 24, 1914; D:
36955; Figaro-verlag, Berlin. 19955b

Hoheit soil heiraten; sfliwank in 4 akten, von
C. Kraatz und A. Hoffmann. Berlin, Ver-
triebsstelle des Verbandes deutsoher biihnen-
schriftsteller, g. m. b. h., 1914. 79 p. 12°.

© Ic. Sept. 16, 1914 ; D : 38140 ; Curt Kraatz
nnd Arthur Hoffmann, Wiesbaden, Germany.

19955c

Hoheit tanzt walzer; operette in 3 akten von
.Julius Bramnier und Alfred Griinwald. musik
von Leo Ascher, mise en szene verfasst von
Franz Glawatsch. Vollstandiges regiebuch.
Wien, W\ Karczag, 1912. 91 p. 8°.

© Ic. Aug. 6. 1912; D: 30449; W. Karczag,
Vienna. 19956

Same. Text der gesange. Wien, W. Karc-
zag, musikverlag. biihnenverlag und vertrieb,
1912. 32 p. 12°.

© .Time 21, 1912; 2c. Oct. 16, 1912; D:
31139 ; W. Karczag, Vienna. 19957

Hokey-pokey. See, Pig (The) brother play-
book.

Holbein in Blackfriars; improbable comedy, by
K. S. Goodman and T. W. Stevens. Chicago,
The Stage guild [1913] 32 p. 12°. ([Stage
guild plays] )

© Nov. 1.5, 1913; 2c. Mar. 13, 1914; D:
36464; Kenneth Sawyer Goodman, Chicago,
and Thomas Wood Stevens, Pittsburgh.

19957a

Holbrook's daug'hter; an emotional American
drama in 4 acts, by P. Stoner.

© Philip Stoner, New York; 1876:80.50,

Holcombe, the Rube band and Anna Wood-
ward; by G. H. Holcombe. 14 p. f°. Type-
written.

© George H. Holcombe, Chicago; D: 13956,
Sept. 30, 1908; 2c. Sept. 30, 1908. 19959

Hold the fort; or. The spirit of the Kanawah.
an idvl of the Kanawah. Simon Kenton, In 5
acts, "by F. D. Skiff.

© Frank D. Skiff, Chicago ; 1877 : 5774,
May 12. 19960

Hold the home; a domestic drama in 3 acts,
adapted to amateur exhibitions. Boston, Lee
and Shepard. 1877. 97 p. 12°.

© J. H. Wiggiu, Boston; 1877:5594, May
9; 2c. May 21. 19961

Hold the wire; a short sketch for a sister team,
with songs, by Myles McCarthy. 9 p. f°.
Typewritten. [Words only]

© Clara Seymour and Virginia Seymour,
New York; D : 5042, May 3, 1904; 2c. May
17, 1904. 19962

Hold-up (The); a comedy sketch, by J. J.
Dunn, jr. 11 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© .John J. Dunn, jr.. New York; D : 84.51.
Apr. 30, 1906 ; 2c. Apr. 30, 1906. 19963

— dramatic playlet of the Arizona desert.
11 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 5, 1910; D: 20964; William S.
Hart, New York. 19964

romance of the American South West.

.sketch in 1 scene, by T. Granville. 12 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 1. 1909; D: 17240; Taylor
Granville, New York. 19965

Hold-up (The) man; play in 4 acts, by D. L.
Mitchell. [143] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 17, 1911; D : 24226 ; Dodson L.
Mitchell, New York. 19966

— or. The midnight express, play in 2 pts.,
by M. Price. 5 p. 4°, Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 11, 1915 ; D : 39556 ; Max Price.
Nanticoke, Pa. 19966a

— See also Mouth (The) of babes.

Holding on; comedy in 4 acts, by A. Hunter
[190] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 15, 1914; D: 39099; Ancella
Hunter. New York. 19966b

Holding out; dramatic composition, by H. R. H.
Hay ward. 9 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Harrv R. Hill Havward. Wichita : D :
1.5124, Feb. 19, 1909 ; 2c. Feb. 19. 1909. 19967

19958 Holding the fort. See Pug.

Holding up father; a musical comedy in 1 act,
by C. H. Myers. 13 p. f°. Typewritten. [Li-
bretto only]

© Charles H. Myers, Joliet. 111. ; D :
15709, Apr. 24, 1909; 2c. Apr. 24, 1909.

19968

Hole (The) in the dike; by A. Stevenson. 1 p.
f°. Proof.

© Augusta Stevenson, New York ; D : 15366,
Mar. 17, 1909; 2c. Mar. 17, 1909. 19969

985

19970

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

19990

Hole (A) in the fence; n farce comedy in 2
acts, hy Esther B. Tiffany. Boston, W. II.
Baker & CO., 1909. 26 p. 12°. ( [Baker's ed.
of plays] )

© Walter 11. Baker & oo., Boston ; D :
14236, Nov. 7, 1908; 2c. Dec. 12, 1908. 19970

Hole (The) in the net; play in 1 act, by L. K.
Devendorf. 14 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 10, 1913; D : 34972 ; La Motte
K. Devendorf, Albany. 19971

Hole (The) in the wall; original 1 act comedy
drama, by ('. K. Elliott. [11] p. f°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Mar. 30, 1912; I) : 29228; Cliarles
Elven f]lliott. Port Orchard, Wash. 19972

Holiday (A) jumble; introducing New Year's,
Easter, Fourth of July, Thanksgiving; and
Christmas holidays, especially arr. for Christ-
mas entertainments for schools, by \Y. J.
Scott. 11 p. f°. Typewritten.

© William .T. Scott, Philadelphia; D:2989.
Feb. 13, 1903; 2c. Fe]). 21, 1903. 19973

Holiday on the levee; by W. T. Asher.

© William Thomas Asher, Philadelphia ;
D : 8260, Apr. 2, 1906. 19974

Holiday plays; five 1 act pieces for Washing-
tpn's birthday, Lincoln's birtlujay. Memorial
day, Fourth of July and Thanksgiving, by
Marguerite Merington. New York, Duffield
and company, 1910. 164 p. ipcl. pi. col.
front. 8".

C0NTENT.S : Priscilla, Myles and John. — A
Washington's birthday pageant. — The first
flag.— Abe I>incoln and little A. D.— The Dulce
et decorum club.

© Oct. 22, 1910; 2c. Oct. 27, 1910; A:
273928; Duffield & co., New York. 19975

Holiday's carnival; by Elizabeth F. Guptll.
Lebanon. O., March brothers, 1904. cover-
title, 13 p. 12°.

© March bros., Lebanon, O. ; D : 5488, Aug.
15, 1904; 2c. Sept. 29, 1904. 19976

Holland Heinies; 1 act musical comedy, by
(Jeorge Totten Smith, music by G. Edwards.
7 p. 4°. Printed. [Words only]

© Nov. 9, 1909 ; 2c. Nov. 9, 1909 ; D : 17409 :
fhis Edwards, New York. 19977

Holland (A) holiday; a musical comedy in 3
acts, book and lyrics by L. Ingersoll. 55 p.
4°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Leland Ingersoll, Cleveland ; D : 67.56,
June 1. 1005; 2c. .Tune 9. 1905. 19978

Holly; a jumping rope drill, by Harriette Wil-
bur. Lebanon, O., March brothers [1908]
cover-title. 6 p. 12°. (Harriette Wilbur's
series of flower plays)

© March bros., Lebanon, O. ; D : 13889.
Sept. 21. 1908 ; 2c. Nov. 17, 1908. 19979

Holly Tree inn; play in 1 act, by Mrs. Oscar
Beringcr. New York, S. French; London, S.
French, ltd., 1905. 32 p. 12°. (On cover:
French's international copyrighted ed. of the
works of the best aiithors, no. 93)

© Samuel French, New York; D:8407,
May 8, 1900; 2c. Mar. 14, 1900. 19980

Holly's dream. *s'ce She.

Holocaust (The); play in 1 act, by R. E. Mar-
' shall. 10 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 5, 1912; D: 30437; 11. E. Mar-
shall, Seattle. 19981

Holy America; by I. P. Noyes. 23 p. 8°.
Printed.

© Isaac Pitman Noyes, Washington; D:
3895, Sept. 3, 1903 ; 2c. Sept. 4, 1903. 19982

Holy (The) city; a biblical drama, by W. B.
Hurst.

© Thomas William Broadhurst, New York ;
D: 2949, Feb. 4, 1903. 19983

— — a drama, by Thomas W. Broadhurst, with
an introduction by William Allan Neilson.
Philadelphia, G. W. Jacobs & co. [1904] 214
p. front., 7 pi. 12°.

© George W. Jacobs & co.. Philadelphia;
D:4227, Nov. 4, 1903: 2c. Mar. 14, 1904.

19984

a romance of the first crusade, by A. Leitz-

bach.

© Adeline Leitzbach, Buffalo; D : 1842,
May 7, 1902. 19985

or, Barabbas, a drama in 5 acts, by G. L.

Pollock.

© Gabriel L. Pollock, Chicago; D: 23.34,
Sept. 15, 1902. 19986

Holy (The) estate; a drama in 3 acts, by K. G.
McLoughlin. [109] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 19, 1912; D: 30936; Katherine
G. McLoughlin, New York. 19987

or. The great American scandal, comedy-
drama in 3 acts, by P. N. Davey. 86 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. .Jan. 3, 1910; D: 17845; Paul N.
Davey, Carthage, Mo. 19988

Holy (The) face. See Veronica.

Holy lucre; drama in 4 acts, by E. Staats De
Grote Tompkins. Boston, Blanchard print-
ing CO., 1912. 97 p. 12°.

© Ic. Feb. 5, 1912; D : 28684 ; Edv.-ard S.
De G. Tompkins, Coxsackie, N. Y. 19939

Holy (The) name; drama of domestic life in 4
acts, by J. R. Berlin. 75 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Oct. 6, 1911; D: 25419; John Berlin
Reynolds, Pittsburgh. 19990

986

19R91

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

20011

Holy (The) night; being a masque to be per-
formed by young children at Christmas tide,
bv F. Converse. (In Churchman, Dec. 22,
1900)

© Florence Converse, Boston ; 1900 A :
30763, Dec. 20; 2c. Dec. 22. 19991

Holy (The) scrolls. See Toirele (Das)

Jloly (The) sister; or, The false mother,
melodrama in 4 acts, by Louis Lazarzon,
music by D. Lazarzon.

© David Lazarzon, Philadelphia ; D : 11502.
Oct. 10, 1907. 19992

Holy (A) terror; a farce in 1 act, for four male
characters, by Oliver Wenlandt. New York,
H. Roorback.

© Harold Roorback, New York ; 1896 : 57596,
Oct. 19 ; 2c. Oct. 30. 19993

Holyrood; an original drama in prologue and 4
acts, by Richard Davey and Walter Harris
Ppllock.

© Marcus R. Maver, New York ; 1890 :
28483, Sept. 16. 19994

Hombre (El) que hace llorar; cuasi monologo,
de A. Gonzalez-Rendon. Madrid [Sociedad de
autores espanoles] 1912. 14 p. 12°.

© May 24, 1912; 2c. June 20, 1912; D:
30036; Aurelio Gonzaiez-Rendon, Madrid.

19995

^ombre (El) que hace reir; mpnfilogo de Sera-
fin y Joaquin Alvarez Quintero. Madrid [So-
ciedad de autores espanoles] 1912. 12 p. 12°.

© May 24, 1912; 2c. May 13, 1912; D:
29771 ; S. y J. Alvarez Quintero, Madrid.

19996

Hombres (Los) que son hombres; sainete llrico
en 2 actos, divididos en 5 cuadros, original de
J. MoyrSn, mQsica del maestro Ger6nimo Gi-
mgnez. Madrid [Sociedad de autores espa-
fioles] 1913. 66 p. 12°. [Libretto only]

© Mar. 6, 1913 ; 2c. Mar. 7, 1913 ; D : 32548 ;
Julian Moyr6n, Madrid. 19997

Home; by L. N. Trimble and M. L. Githens. 15
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Laurence N. Trimble and Marie Xouise
Githens, United States ; D : 10780, June 17,
1907 ; 2c. June 17, 1907. 19998

by R. R. Russell. 23 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. .Jan. 28, 1910; D: 20050; Ralph R.
Russell, Portsmouth, O. 19999

a comedy in 3 acts, by T. W. Robertson.

New American ed. correctly reprinted from
the original authorized acting ed. New York,
H. Roorback, 1890. 40 p. 12°. ( [Roorback's
American ed. of acting plays, no. 38] )

© Harold Roorback, New York; 1890:
14§42, Apr. 29 ; 2c. May 1. 20000

Home — Continued.

drama iu 3 acts, by L. C. King. 121 p. 4".

Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 20, 1910 ; D : 20845 ; Laura Clay-
ton King, Los Ange]es. 20001

dramatic sketch in 1 act, by J. A. Mott. 3

p. f . Typewrittei).

© Ic. Mar. 11, 1910 ; D : 20421 ; J. Addison
Mott, Hamilton, N. Y. 20002

— in 4 acts, by D. A. Reynolds. [2], 88 p.
4 . Typewritten.

© 1 c. Dec. 9, 1910; D: 22771; Seruah E.
Reynolds, New York, ^ 20003

— play in 4 acts, by M. B. Cooke. 136 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 19, 1910; D: 20237; Marjorie
Benton Cooke, Chicago. 20004

: playlet in 1 act, by G. W. Sutton, jr. 10 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 25, 1913 ; D : 35132 ; George W.
Sutton, jr., New Rochelle, N. J, 20005

See also Plays (The) of Maurice Maeter-
linck.

Home ag-ain; by C. Hamilton. 20 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Nov. 29, 1910 ; D : 22681 ; Cicely Ham-
ilton, London. 20006

comedy drama in 4 acts, by Tom Fitch. 53

p. f°. Typewritten,

© James H. La Pearl, Danville, 111.; D-
321, Apr. 8, 1901 ; 2c. Apr. 8, 1901. 20007

comedy in 3 acts, by T. Louden. 94 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. July 10, 1915; D: 41202; Thomas
Louden, Fanwood, N. J. 20007a

a domestic drama in 3 acts, by H. A. Jones.

© W. J. Florence, United States; 1881:
13143, Aug. 26. ^0008

an original play, by W. Sikes.

© Wirt Sikes, United States; 1875:12921,

20009

Dec. 8.

play in 4 acts, by H. A. Van Landingham.

105 p. 4°, Typewritten,

© Ic. Apr. 26, 1913 ; D : 83079 ; Henry Asa

Van Landingham, Richmond. 20010

— ^ tuneful return to the dearest place on earth,

' boojv and lyrics by J, H. Wehn. 13 p. 4°.

Typewritten. [Words only]

© Ic. Aug. 2. 1915 ; D : 41382 ; Josephine H.
Wehn, Far Rockaway, N. Y. 20010a

Home and abroad; play in 1 act, by Rankin and
Cramer, 10 p. 4^. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 24, 1913 \ D : 33316 ; Rankin and
Cramer, Brooklyn. 20011

9^7

20012

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

20030

Home and country; a military drama in 5 acts,
by G. H. Wallier. Hartford, Soldiers' record
print, 1871. 80 p. 16°.

© W. F. Walker, New Britain, Conn. ; 1872 :
2264, Mar. 7 ; 2c. Mar. 7. 20012

Home breakers; comedy and burlesque.

© John August, Brooklyn ; 1897 : 19648, Mar.
26. 20013

farce comedy in 3 acts and 4 scenes, by

W. A. Curtis. [73] p. 4°, Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 11, 1915 ; D : 41465 ; William Al-
bert Curtis, Oakland, Cal. 20013a

Home buster; dramatic composition, by E. T.
Gibson. 13 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 17, 1909 ; D : 17429 ; Edward T.
Gibson, Brooklyn. 20014

Home (A) by two brides; a play in 3 acts, by
T. B. Mitchell.

© T. Berrv Mitchell, United States; 1872:
4898, May 9 ; 2c. June 7. 20015

Home circles; or, The heritage, a domestic
drama in 5 acts, by Benj. J. Goodrich (John
Barbour)

© A. E. Barbour, New York ; 1884 : 19248,
Sept. 25. 20016

Home-coming; 1 act play, by A. N. C. Fowler.
9 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 3, 1909; D: 17605; A. N. C.
Fowler, New York. 20017

Home (The) defenders; a Revolutionary com-
edy in 1 act, by S. F. Johnson. Meriden,
Conn., Susan Carrington Clarke chapter, D.
A. R., 1907. 28 p. 12°.

© Sherman F. .Tohnson, Meriden, Conn. ;
D : 10608, May 16, 1907 ; 2c. May 31, 1907.

20018

Home folks; a comedy drama of rural life, by
C. T. Dazey.

© C. T. Dazey, Quincy, 111. ; 1900 A : 27066,
Oct. 31. 20019

rural tabloid drama in 1 act, by Nelson

Compston. Chicago. Chicago manuscript co.,
1914. [1]. 16 p. f°. (Byer's library of tab-
loid plays) Mimeographed.

© Nov. 12, 1914; 2c. Nov. 23, 1914; D:
38890; Alex. Byers, Chicago. 20019a

Home (A) for the Christ; an exercise for
eleven boys, by Adaline Hohf Beery. Cincin-
nati, New York, Fillmore music house, 1908.
cover-title, 8 p. 12°.

© Fillmore bros. CO., Cincinnati ; D : 14086,
Oct. 17, 1908; 2c. Oct. 17, 1908. 20020

Home from college; protean sketch, by J. B.
Hennings. 3 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 20. 1914 ; D : 37418 ; J. Bernard
Hennings, Chicago. 20020a

Home from college — Continued.

sketch for 4 males, by Marion Short and

Pauline Plu^lps. New York, S. French; I^on-
don, S. French, ltd., 1915. 12 p. 12°. (On
cover: French's American acting ed., no. 19)

© .July 9, 1015; 2c. July 13, 1915; D: 41213;
Sanniel French, New York. 20020b

Home from school; comedy in 5 acts, by E.
Spencer.

© Edward Spencer, Randallstown, Md. ;
1875; 13066, Dec. 11. 20021

or. Christmas merrymaking, drawing-

room musical comedy, by T. M. Hengler.

© T. M. Hengler, Greenpoint, N. Y. ; 1880 :
13880, Sept. 11. 20022

Home (The) guard; an all female comedy in 1
act, by S. Jennie Smith. Philadelphia, The
Penn publishing company, 1904. 22 p. 12°.

© Penn pub. co., Philadelphia ; D : 5414,
Aug. 12, 1904 ; 2c. Aug. 11, 1904. 20023

Home (A) in Dixie Land; drama, by O. L.
Allen.

© Oscar Lamar Allen, Los Angeles ; 1897 :
39465, July 6. 20024

Home in war times; a comedy in 4 acts, by
Lewis Charles [pseud, of E. L. Charles]

© Eliiah Lewis Charles, United States;
1885:17968, Aug. 24. 20025

Home jewels. See Little Ruby.

Home life of an American chauffeur; by E. C.
Cox.

© Ernest C. Cox, Philadelphia; D : 8093,
Feb. 26, 1906. 20026

Home-made (The) burglar; play in 1 act, by
W. Gould. 11 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 14, 1912; D: 31704; William
Gould, New York. 20027

Home-made Santa Claus; a new Christmas play
for children, by H. C. Eldridge. Franklin,
O., Eldridge entertainment house, 1906. 8 p.
8°.

© Harry C. Eldridge, Franklin, O.. D:
9443, Nov. 15, 1906 ; 2c. Nov. 15, 1906. 20028

Home (The) of confusion; play in 3 acts, by

B. E. I'almer. [0], 71 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 2.5, 1912; D: 28434; Bell Elliott

Palmer, Jacksonville, 111. 20029

Home (The) of ideals; a play in 3 acts, by E. J.
Rosenstirn.

© Eric Julius Rosenstirn, San Francisco;
D : 12413, Feb. 24, 1908. 20030

988

20031

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

20055

Home (The) of the devil; a sensational melo-
drama in 4 acts, by R. B. Longmire. 46 p.
f°. Typewritten.

© Robert Bill Longmire, New York; D:
2303, Sept. 6, 1902; 2c. Sept. 19, 1902. 20031

Home (The) of the wolf; a drama in 4 acts,
by H. L. Kreusler. 108 p. f°. Typewritten.
© Harry L. Kreusler, Pittsburgh; D:
15442, Mar. 25, 1909; 2c. Mar. 25, 1909.

20032

Home rule; by W. Hogan.

© William Hogan, Newark, N. J.; 1889:
25869, Aug. 26. 20033

■or, Jealousy vs. love, in 1 act, by RoUin

.J. Wells. 7 p. f°. Typewritten

© R. J. Wells, Sioux Falls, S. D. ; D:
10901, July 3, 1907 ; 2c. July 3, 1907 ; 2c. new
ed. Nov. 26, 1907. . 20034

■ or, Justice for Ireland, a new and original

drama in 3 acts, by J. Brougham.

© John Brougham, United States; 1880:
1617, Jan. 28. 20035

See also Yacob's hotel experience.

Home (A) run; a drama of the diamond in 4
acts, by Mirou Leffingwell.

© Alexander Byers, Chicago ; D : 14980,
Feb. 3, 1909. 20036

• Same. Chicago, Chicago manuscript co.,

1911. [55] p. f°. Mimeographed.

© Aug. 18, 1911; 2c. Sept. 29, 1911; D:
25345; Alex. Byers, Chicago. 20037

— in 3 acts and 10 innings, a satirical com-
edy, by J. K. Green.

© .Joseph K. Green, Brooklyn; 1887:22391,
Sept. 2. 20038

•play in 3 acts, by W. B. Bennett. 37 p.

f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 9, 1914; D : 36285 ; W. Bendon
Bennett, Milaca, Minn. 20038a

a vaudeville sketch, by Harry W. Osborne.

Chicago, T. S. Denison, 1908. 9 p. 12°.

© T. S. Denison, Chicago ; D : 13085, May
29, 1908; 2c. Sept. 4, 1908. 20039

- or, Whitewashed, a farcical comedy in 3

acts, by J. W^ild.

© John Wild, New York ; 1888 : 8745, Mar.
24. 20040

Home, suite home; a farce in 1 act, by A.
Kicliardson. 17 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Alice Richardson, Oakland, Cal. ; D :
I860, May 9, 1902; 2c. May 14,1902. 20041

Home sweet home; by A. T. Bell.

© Alonzo Theodore Bell, Birmingham.
Ala.; 1891:31648, Sept. 7. 20042

Home sweet home — Continued.

-by L. M, Sawyer. 20 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Lucy M. Sawyer, New York; D : 10427,
Apr. 26, 1907; 2c. Apr. 26, 1907. 20043

the beautiful story of a mother's love, by

S. Litt. 72 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Sol Litt, Chicago ; D : 800, Aug. 10, 1901 ;
2c. Aug. 12, 1901. 20044

comedy-drama in 4 acts, by C. C. Carver.

[88] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 31, 1911 ; D : 23232 ; Charles C.
Carver, Rochester, N. Y. ' 20045

by E. Smith. 122 p. 4°, Typewritten.

© Edgar Smith, Elmhurst, N. Y. ; D : 558,
June 7, 1901; 2c. Oct. 18, 1901. 20046

— a domestic play in 4 acts, by M. E. Swan.
© Mark E. Swan, United States; 1896:

14680, Mar. 6. 20047

— a drama, by J. R. S. Birch.

© Joseph R. S. Birch, Washington, Kan. ;
1894:13615, Mar. 9. 20048

— a drama in 5 acts, by R. E. Morri.son.

© Robert E. Morrison, Cohoes, N.Y. ; 1890:
18245, June 4. 20049

— a drama, with full revisions, by J. R. S.
Birch.

© J. R. S. Birch, Washington, Kan. ; 1894 :
46939, Oct. 8. 20050

— dramatic sketch, by C. H. Blocklinger.
7 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 8. 1913; D: 346.56; Carl H.
Blocklinger, Portland, Me. 20051

— a farce comedy in 2 acts, by L. W^esley.

© John Morrissey, Louis Wesley and James
C. Flynn, United States ; 1891 : 13953, Apr.
17. 20052

— a grim farce in 3 acts, by C. W. Seymour.
New York. The author, 1879. 70 p. 12°.

© Charles W. Seymour, New York; 1879:
5167, Apr. 17; 2c. Apr. 18. 20053

— a Maccabee playlet, by Katherine Coles
Clay. Port Huron, Mich., The ladies of the
aiaccabees of the world, 1908. 1 p. 1., 20 p.
16°. ([World series no. 1])

© Ladies of the Maccabees of the world.
Port Huron. Mich. ; D : 15201, Mar. 1, 1909 ; 2c.
May 24. 1909. 20054

— musical comedy drama in 1 act, by Una
Clayton and W. J. White. 8 p. 4°. Type-
written. [Words only]

© Ic. Nov. 22, 1909; D: 17500; William J.
White, New York. 20055

989

20056

i)KAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

200r3

Home sweet home — Continued.

ah Original American play in 4 acts, by

S. Marble.
© Scott Marble, Chicago ; 1883 : 7l62, Apr.

16. 20056

— —original comedy drama in ^ acts, by W. D.

Stone.

© W. D. Stone, New York; 1898:18496,
Mar. 24. 20057

play in 1 act, by J. G. Lyid [1], 14 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 16, 1914; D: 36038; H. Sliker-
niah, San Francisco. 20057a

bv V. B. Rbbihsoh. 3S p. 4°. Type-

written.

© Ic. Oct. 14, 1914 ; D : 38479 ; Violet Brook-
house Robinson, Cambridge, Mass. 20057b

— sketch for ladies quartette, with piano
player, by B. M. Aarons. 6 p. f°. Typewrit-
ten. [Words only]

© Ic. May 13, 1910; D: 21032; Bee M.
Aarons, Pittsburgh. 20058

or, In old New Hampshire, a drama of

New England life in 3 acts, by W. E. Ches-
ter. 74 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© William Eugene Cliester. Boston; D-.
394, Apr. 24, 1901 ; Ic. Apr. 10, 1901 ; Ic. May
15, 1901. 20059

— See also Whispers.

Home sweet home rule; Irish play in 3 acts,
by K. R. Gibson. 89 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 26, 1914; D: 35783; Rowland
Routledge Gibson, London. 20059a

Home talent; comedy in 4 acts, by S. Lund.
[2], 152 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 23, 1910 ; D : 22124 ; Sally Lund.
New York. 20060

Home ties; a comedy drama in 3 acts, by H. O.
Johnson.

© Herbert O. Johns-oh, Boston ; 1897 : 30228.
May 18. 20061

rural play in 4 acts, by Arthur Lewis

Tubbs. Philadelphia, Penn publishing com-
pany, 1910. 73 p. 12°.

© Oct. 10, 1910; 2c. Oct. 12, 1910; D:
22274; Penn pub. co., Philadelphia. 20062

■ — — a 3 act comedy, by H. Johnson. Typewrit-
ten.

© Herbert Johnson, Boston ; 1900 A : 18676,
July 28; 2c. July 28. 20063

Home to Mayo; by J. Quinn. 7 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© James Quinn, Canada ; D : 12163, Jan.
13, 1908; 2c. Jan. 13, 1908. 20064

Home (The) town. See Mts. i>oray.

Home (The) wreckers; comedy in 4 acts, by
L. D. Hirsch. xii, 76 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 6, 1910; D: 21278; Leon D
Hirsch, Trenton, N. J. 20065

Homebody's outing; by W. D. Hall. Type-
written.

© William D. Hall, Philadelphia; 1900 A:
28572, Nov. 20; 2c. Nov. 20. 20066

Homeburg junction; or, How it happeiied,
vaudeville skit, by W. G. Bristor. [13] p.
f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 15, 1915; D: 42505; William C.
Bristor, New York. 20066a

Homeless; vaudeville sketch in 1 act, by ^. L.
Manheim. 19 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 20, 1912 ; D : 31424 ; N. L. Man-
heim, Brooklyn. 20067

1

Same. 14. p. 4 . Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 13, 1915; D:3997£l; Nathaniel
L. Manheim, New York. 20067a

Homeless (A) hobo; by Copeland ahd Cope-
land.

© Copeland and Copeland, Wichita ; D :
3318, Apr. 20, 1903. 20068

Homeopathic (A) remedy; by O. B. Du Bois.
11 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Orin Du Bois, Arlington, N. J. ; D :
1778, Apr. 24, 1902 ; 2c. Apr. 24, 1902. 20069

Homeopathy; or, The family cure, a farce in
1 act, by J. C. Frank. Chicago, T. S. Deni-
son, 1884. 15 p. 12°. ([The Anmteur
.series] )

© T. S. Denison, Chicago ; 1884 : 22911.
Nov. 17; 2c. Nov. 22. 20070

Homeric scenes; Hector's farewell, and The
wrath of Achilles, bv .John Jav Chapman.
New York, L. J. Gomme, 1914. 76 p. 16°.

© Dec. 20, 1914; 2c. Dec. 30, 1914; A:
388997 ; Jjaurence J. Gomme, New York.

20070a

Homeseekers (The); a comedy drama in 4
acts, by E. E. Sanniel and Staidey Wood.

© Ed. E. Samuel, Chicago; D : 7311, Sept.
14, 1905. 20071

Homespun (A) heart; by Hal Reid [i. e. James
Halleck Reid]

© Clawsoh and Macoy, Chicago; 1899:
40198, June 19; 2c. May 27. 20072

Same.

© T. M. Levering, Minneapolis ; 1897 : 38132,
June 29. 20073

990

20074

COPYRIGHTED IK THE UJflTED STATES

20092

Homespun (A) lieart^Continued.

a beautiful story of farm life in 4 acts,

by Hal Raid [i. e. James Halleck Reirt]
© Fiedeldey and Bigger, Cincinnati, 1890:

3670, Jan. 28. 20074

Homespun hearts; a rural play in 4 acts, by
Annie Andros Hawley and W. Lawrence,
[pseud, of William Boehner] 117 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Wm. Lawrence, Brookline, Mass. ; D :
14401, Nov. 28, 1908 ; 2c. Nov. 4, 1908. 20075

Homestead (The) See Little Amy.

Homestead in 92. See Monongahela.

Homestead life in the New World. See Poca-
hontas.

Homestead on the Cane-tuck-ee. See Daniel
Boone, the woodman.

Homesteader (The); play, by W. F. Munch.
[2], 10 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 26, 1912 ; D : 28447 ; William F.
Munch, Crookston, Minn. 20076

a romance of the Northwest in 4 acts, by

T. D. Ferguson, cover-title, 24 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Mar. 5, 1913 ; D : 32721 ; Thomas Dun-
can Ferguson. Astoria, Or. 20077

Homesteaders (The); play in 1 act, by H. T.
Battin. 25 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 1, 1914 ; D : 38972 ; Henry Theo-
dore Battin, New York. 20077a

-a sketch, by S. P. Carr. [1], 31 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 2, 1912 ; D : 31530 ; Sarah Pratt
Carr, St. Helena, Cal. 20078

Homethrust (The); play in 1 act, by C. Caffin.
11 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 5 ; 1912 ; D : 28229 ; Caroline Caf-
fin, New York. 20079

Homeward bound; a drama in 8 tableaux, by
M. H. Barrymore and J. Magnus.

© Maunce H. Barrymore and Julian Masr-
nus, New York; 1882: 10657, June 28. 20080

a drama in 3 acts, by L. M. Phillips. 59 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ludern M. Phillips, Penn Yan. N. Y. ; D :
158G, Mar. 17, 1902; 2c. Mar. 20, 1902.

20081

in 4 acts, by L. M. Phillips. Typewritten.

© laidern Merris Phillips. Penn Yan, N. Y. ;
1900 A : 31101, Dec. 24 ; 2c, Dec. 24. 20082

or, A policy game, by M. Peters. 5 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Mason Peters, New York ; D : 15726, Apr.
28, 1909; 2c. Apr. 28, 1909. 20083

Homme (L') au chapeati gris; com§die en 1
acte, de Paul Cazeres. Paris, G. Joubert,
1913. 24 p. 8°.

© Oct. 1, 1913 ; 2c. Oct. 25, 1913 ; D : 34838 ;
Joubert, Paris. 20084

Homme (L') de deux mondes. See Marquis
de La Fayette, the man of two wotlds.

Homme (L') de la Montagne} vaudeville en 3
actes, par Claude Roland et Curt Kraatz,
adaptation par A. de Mauprey. Paris, C.
Joubert, 1909. 178 p. 8°.

© C. Joubert, Paris; D : J4987, Feb. 3,
1909; 2c. Feb. 3, 1909. 20085

Homme (L') de neige. See Storm (The) king.

Homme (L') de paille. See Man (The) of
straw.

Homme (L') du jour; comedie en 3 actes, par
Pierre Morgand et Claude Roland. Paris, C.
Joubert, 1903. 3 p. 1., 171, [1] p. 12°.

© C. Joubert. Paris ; D : 4245, Nov. 16, 1903 ;
2c. Nov. 16, 1903. 20086

Homme (L') mysterievix; a drama in 6 acts, by
Alexandre Dumas, pere, tr. by W. A. White-
car.

© W. A. Whitecar, New York ; 1878 : 8256,
July 15. 20087

piece en 3 actes, de A. de Lorde et A.

Binet. 32 p. 4°. [Supplement au Monde
illustre, no. 2799, du 19 novembre 1910]

© Nov. 19, 1910; 2c. Dec. 16, 1910; D:
22821 ; Andre de Lorde et Alfred Binet, Paris.

20088

Homme (L') qui a vu le diable; piece en 2

actes, par G. Leroux. 12 p. 4°. (L'lUustra-

tion theatrale, 8' annee.— 220, 24 aoflt 1912)

© Aug. 24, 1912; 2c. Sept. 13, 1912; D:

30832; Gaston Leroux, Paris. 20089

Homme (L') qui assassina; pi^ce en 4 actes,
d' apres le roman de Claude Farrere, par P.
Frondaie. {In Petite illustration, no. 4. — 22
mars 1913; serie-theatre, no. 2)

© Mar. 22, 1913; 2c. Apr. 25, 1913; D:
33065; Pierre Frondaie, Paris. 20090

See also Goldene (Das) Horn.

Homme (L') qui rit. See Gwynplaine.

Homo sum (We are but human); drama of New
York life in 3 acts, adapted from the Ger-
man of Adolf Heine, by F. H. James. [2]
66 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 22. 1913; D : 35404 ; Fred H.
James, New York. 20091

■ a melodrama in 4 acts, by J. M. James

(Julia Morrison, Rosalind Anderson, Rosalind
de Candales) 26 p. 8°. Printed.

© .Julia Morrison James, New York ; 1899 :
31015, May 8; 2c. May 8. 20092

991

20093

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

20112

Homo zoo; an original ballet pantomime, by Honest (An) man; an American melodrama,

C. Constantine.

© Ciiarles Constantine, New Yorli; 1896:
61900, Nov. 12.

Honest (An) election.

20093

See Judge Babin.

Honest (An) fool; play in 4 acts, by F. B. Pur-
die. 127 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 21, 1915; D: 41002; Francis
Baillie Purdie, St. Josepli, Mo. 20093a

Honest (An) fraud; by E. B. Pope.

© Edwin B. Pope, St. Louis ; D : 6867, June
23, 3905. 20094

Honest (The) friend; or, Womankind, comedy
in 5 acts, by A. C. Hingst.

© Adolphine Charlotte Hingst, New York;
1898 : 37570, June 18. 20095

Honest hearts; comedy tabloid drama in 1
act, by Langdale Williams. Cliicago, Chicago
manuscript co., 1914. 28 p. f°. Mimeo-
graphed.

© Oct. 22, 1914 ; 2c. Nov. 9, 1914 ; D : 38754 ;
Alex. Byers, Chicago. 20095a

a pastoral comedy drama in 4 acts, by

W. L. Roberts. 119 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© William Lynch Roberts, Gainesville,
Fla. ; D : 6788, June 8, 1905.; 2c. Mar. 12, 1906.

20096

Honest Injun; a musical satire in 2 acts, by
L. Richardson and William Gill.

© Leander Richardson, New Yorli; 1886:
1400, Jan. 15. 20097

Honest Jack Warren; a comedy-drama, by M.
M. Gay.

© Mary M. Gay, United States; 1880:
5671, Apr. 10. 20098

Honest Jim Blunt; play in 3 acts, by William

Boden. [3], 136 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 17, 1912; D: 30876; Liebler

CO., New Yorli. 20099

Honest Joe; comedy in 4 acts, adapted by W.
Gierlings. 85 p. f°. Typewritten.

© W. Gierlings, Boston; 1884:2519, Feb.
4; 2c. Feb. 11. 20100

Honest John; comedy in 3 acts, by T. D. Beas-
ley. 48 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 14, 1911; D: 24936; Thomas
Dykes Beasley, Alameda, Cal. 20101

Honest John McGuire; political comedy play-
let, by Louis Chevalier. [1], 17 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. June 2, 1913; D: 33384; William
Richard McKey, Salt Lake City. 20102

by C. V. Johnston. Typewritten.

© Cecil Van Every Johnston, Mount Ver-
non, N. Y. ; 1895 : 57720, Nov. 15 ; 2c. Nov. 21.

20103

a melodrama in 5 acts, by C. F. Von

Brunck.

© Carl F. Von Brunck, Chicago; 1884:
■ 21853, Nov. 1. 20104

Honest (An) moment; in 1 act, an arr. of Bret
Harte's story of Brown of Caleveras, by
Robert Edeson. 7 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© R. Edeson, Sag Harbor, Mass. ; D : 8424,
Apr. 26, 1906; 2c. May 18, 1906. 20105

Honest money. See Wall street.

Honest Peggy; farce, by Alice C. Thompson.
Chicago, T. S. Denison & co. [1912] 16 p.
16°. ([Amateur series])

© Oct. IS, 1912; 2c. Oct. 21, 1912; D:
31189; Ebeu H. Norris, Chicago. 20106

Honest people; a comedy.

© Herman Lee Ensign, Rochester, N. Y. ;
1883 : 5043, ]\Iar. 17. 20107

Honest (The) policy; in 4 acts. 95 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Lionel Strachey, New York ; D : 10906,
July 5, 1907; 2c. July 5, 1907. 20108

Honest (An) politician; a farce, by B. Gerard.
20 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Barney Gerard, New York ; D : 5693, Oct.
26, 1904; 2c. Oct. 17, 1904. 20109

Honest (An) rogue; a musical comedy, by
Hagan and Cure.

© John J. Hagan, Camden, N. J., and
Frank I). Cure, Newark, N. J. ; D : 337, Apr.
11, 1901. 20110

Honest Bube; or, The queen of Wild Cat City.

© John L. Tempest, Shenandoah, Pa. ; 1SS6 :

14541, June 25. 20111

Honest (The) shoemaker; domestic play for
little folks in 4 scenes, adapted from Grimm's
fairy tale, The shoemaker and the elves, by
R. Woodman. Franklin, O., Eldridge enter-
tainment house, 1912. 16 p. 12°.

© Oct. 1, 1912; 2c. Oct. 19, 1912; D: 31169;
Ilea Woodman, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. 20112

Honest (The) woman; play in 3 acts, by W.
Frank. [3], 106 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 22, 1914; D : 37373 ; Waldo
Frank, New York. 20112a

Honest woodcutter. See Fairy plays for chil-
dren.

992

20112

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

20129

Honesty; play in 1 net, by B. W. Starkweather.
[1], 13 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© June 23, 1914; D:373S4; Bertha Wil-
kins Starkweather, Santa Maria, Cal. 20112b

Honesty is the best policy; comedy in 4 acts,
by Rupert House. New York, The Roxbury
publishing company, 1899. 20 p. 16°.

© Roxbury pub. co., New York ; 1899 : 12670,
Feb. 15; 2c. Feb. 15. 20113

play for some 20 males in 4 scenes, by

E. J. Freund. Antigo, Wis., Antigo publish-
ing company, 1914. 1 p. 1., 40 p. 16°. (Dra-
matic plays for young people's societies)

© Feb. 10, 1914; 2c. Feb. 13, 1914; D:
36010; Antigo pub. co., Antigo, Wis. 20113a

Honesty (The) pill; play in 1 act, by Z. Coving-
ton. [2], 24 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 15, 1914; D : 38116 ; Zellali
Covington, New York. 20113b

Honey-bee (The); comedy in 4 acts, by H.
Boyd and R. Bunner. 110 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Oct. 27, 1913; D: 34847; Hutcheson
Boyd, New York, and Rudolph F. Bunner,
Ridgefield, Conn. 20114

Honey -bug (The); farce in 1 act, by M. Row-
land. IS p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 16, 1915 ; D : 40901 ; Mabel Row-
land. New York. 20114a

play in 4 acts, by E. A. McFadden. 156 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 3, 1914 ; D : 37721 ; Elizabeth Ap-
thorp McFadden, Cambridge, Mass. 20114b

Honey Bunch and the spooks; singing, musical,
comedy sketch, by E. .Teaure and Clara Ells-
worth. 5 ID. 4°. Typewritten. [Words only]
© Emil .Teanre, AVinsted, Conn. ; D : 15019,
Feb. 6, 1909; 2c. Feb. 6, 1909. 20115

Honey lamb; a farce in 1 act, by Hanley and
Gonklin. [2], 20 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 27, 1912 ; D : 29195 ; H. A. Conk-
lin, Huntington, N. Y. 20116

Honey (The) market; opera in 2 acts and an
interlude, by E. McRae. 25 p. 4°. Type-
written. [Libretto only]

© Ic. May 31, 1913 ; D : 33369 ; Emma Mc-
Rae, Omaha, Neb. 20117

Honey mountain; by J. L. Dellenbaugh.

© Jesse Laubie Dellenbaugh, Salem, O. ;
1900 A: 18580, July 27. 20118

Honey less (A) honeymoon; by A. J. Burger.
9 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 6, 1909 ; D : 16577 ; Anthony J.
Burger, Brooklyn. 20119

Honeymoon (The); comedy in 3 acts, by A.
Bennett. [4], 75 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 14, 1911 ; D : 25491 ; Arnold Ben-
nett, London. 20120

a comedy with nmsical interruptions, by

F. G. N. Nirdliuger and F. F. Leopold. 57 p.
4°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Fred G. Nixon Nirdlinger and F. Fred-
erick Leopold, Philadelphia ; D : 3808, Aug. 8,
1903; Ic. Aug. 8, 1903; 2c. Aug. 17, 1903.

20121

dramatic composition, by V. H. Smalley.

16 p. f. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 31, 1910; D: 20655; Victor H.
Smalley, New Orleans. 20122

play in 1 act, by J. M. Van Deursen. 14 p.

8°. Typewritten.

© ]c. Nov. 3, 1914; D: 38884; John Myron
Van Deursen, San Bernardino, Cal. 20122a

Honeymoon eclipse; a brief play in 1 act, by
H. E. De Lasaux. 15 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Harry E. De Lasaux, San Francisco ;
D : 7030, July 8, 1905 ; 2c. July 8, 1905. 20123

comedy farce in 3 acts, by W. Hodgkiss.

69 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 18, 1911 ; D : 25253 ; Wm. Hodg-
kiss, Alameda, Cal. 20124

a comedy in 1 act, by Malcolm Stuart Tay-
lor. New York, H. Roorbach, 1900. 13 p.
12°.

© Harold Roorbach, New York; 1900 A:
23880, Sept. 25 ; 2c. Oct. 5. 20125

Honeymoon (The) fourth quarter; comedy for
2 males and 2 females, by Frances Aymar
IMatliews. Nev/ York, E. S. Werner & co.,
1907. 13 p. 12°.

© Edgar S. Werner & co., New York; D:
11697, Nov. 7, 1907; 2c. Nov. 22, 1907.

20126

Honeymoon Hollow; comic opera in 3 acts, by
H. Fay. 78 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto
only]

© Ic. Mar. 15, 1913; D: 32685; Howard
Fay, New York. 20127

Honeymoon (A) in Paradise flats; a farce, by
B. K. Phillips.

© Bettine Kavanaugh Phillips, New York ;
1898 : 18684, Mar. 21. 20128

Honeymoon (The) in Sovidan; by E. H. Hack-
ley.

© Edwin H. Hackley, Denver; 1899:530^4,
Aug. 18. 20129

Honeymoon (The) line; play in 1 act, by L.
Bowman. 12 p. 4°. Ms.

© Ic. Dec. 3, 1914 ; D : 39043 ; Leroy Bow-
man, El Monte, Cal. 20129a

5379—16-

-63

993

20130

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

30150

Honeymoon of Mr. and Mrs. Potts.

© Louis Robie, New York; D : 2506, Oct.
28, 1902. 20130

Honeymoon (A) on a cannibal island; or,

Princess Pruna, n farce comedy in 2 acts,

by Dr. W. H. Bennett. 30 p. 12°. Printed.

© W. H. Bennett, Wellesley Hills, Mass.;

D:8413, Mar. 13, 1906; 2c. Apr. 25, 1906.

20131

Honeymoon (The) suite; by L. T. Peacocke.
© Leslie Tufnell Peacocke, Los Angeles; D:
11715, Nov. 11, 1907. 20132

Honeymoon trail; a musical comedy in 3 acts.
by Hough and Adams. 163 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten. [Libretto only]

© Hough & Adams, Chicago ; D : 12449, Feb.
28, 1908; 2c. Feb. 28, 1908. 20133

Honeymooners (The); a play in 1 act, by K. H.
Smith. 14 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 19, 1912; D: 30025; Katherine
H. Smith, Kichmond, Cal. 20134

silent drama in 1 act, by J. S. Blackton.

[9] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 4, 1914; D : 35987 ; J. Stuart
Blackton, New York. 20134a

Honeymoon's (The) eclipse; a sketch by W. H.
Carson. 11 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© William Henry Carson, New York; D:
11185, Aug. 15, 1907; 2c. Aug. 15, 1907.

20135

Honey's burglar; play in 1 act, by M. E. Pesnel.
13 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 3, 1915; D : 39848 ; Maximilian
Edwin Pesnel, East Orange, N. J. 20135a

Honeysuckle; play in 3 acts, by Gabriele d'An-
nunzio, tr. by Cecile Sartoris and Gabrielle
Enthoven. London, William Heinemann
[1915] 3 p. 1., 214 p. 12°.

© Sept. 30, 1915; 2c. Nov. 18. 1915; D:
42284; Mrs. Gabrielle Entlioven, London.

20135b

a sketch, by P. S. Sharpe. 13 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Percv Seymour Sharpe, Chicago ; D : 778,
Aug. 20, 1901; 2c. Aug. 20, 1901. 20136

Hong Kong; a comic, spectacular melodrama,
by H. Meredith. 90 p. f°. Typewritten.
© Harry Meredith, Cohasset, Mass. ; 1884 :

24294, Dec. 8 ; 2c. Dec. 8.

20137

Honi soit qui mal y pense. Sec Honni soit qui
nial y pense. — To let, two girls.

Plonnas; or, The old brewery.

© Harry Rainf orth, Montgomery, O. ; 1874 :
8846, July 3. 20138

Honneur (L') et I'argent; comedie en 5 actos
et I'H vers, par F. Ponsard, with granuuatical
and explanatory notes by Frederick C. Sumi-
chrast. New York, W. R. Jenkins [etc., etc.]
1890. 135 p. 12°. ([Theatre contemporain,
no. 191)

© William R. .Jenkins, New York; 1890:
19102, June 13; 2c. Mar. 13. 20139

Honneur (L') japonais; drame en 5 actes et 6
tableaux, par P. Anthelme. (L'lHustration
thefitrale, 8° annee — 215, 25 mni 1912)

© Mav 25. 1912; 2c. June 13, 1912; D:
20956; Paul Anthelme, Paris. 20140

Honneurs (Les) de la guerre; comedie en 3
actes, par Maurice HennL^quin. Paris, P. V.
Stock, 1913. 192 p. 12°.

© Nov. 20, 1913; 2c. Nov. 26, 1913; D:
35418; P. v. Stock. Paris. 20141

Honni soit qui mal y pense (Evil to him who
evil thinks); by A. L. Rankin.

© Arthur L. Rankin, New York ; D : 11713,
Sept. 4, 1907. 20142

See also To let, two girls.

Honokilu; a musical, farcical extravaganza in
3 acts, by V. Fortescue.

© Viola Fortescue, Boston; 1893:39598.
Aug. 30. 20143

Honolulu (A) coon; a musical comedy in 2
acts.

© Howard McCarver, Atlanta ; D : 932, Oct.
7, 1901. 20144

Honolulu (A) girl; a comedy in 3 acts, by T.
Addison.

© Thomas Addison, Boston; 1893:11976.
Mar. 8. 20145

Honor; a drama in 5 acts, by F. P. Foster.

© William K. Foster, New York; 1874:
9809, July 27. 20146

■ a drama in 5 acts and 7 tableaux, by F.

Bassford.

© Franklvn Bassford, New York; 1877:
4496, Apr. 14. 20147

partly adapted from the French, by

J. C. Cretin and W. F. Miller. New York,
Lyons & Miller, 1878.

© Jules C. Cretin and AVm. F. Miller, United
States; 1878:13576, Nov. 21. 20148

a drama of American life in 4 acts.

© George P. Burnham, Melrose, Mass.

1873:1169, Feb. 6.

20149

— a family drama in 3 acts, by J. F. Phillips.
New York, The author, 1909. 53 p. 12°.

© John Franklyn Phillips. Great Neck, N.
Y. ; D: 15722, Apr. 27, 1909; 2c. June 16,
1909. 20150

994

20151

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

20168

Honor — Continued.

a new Engluiul opera-drama in 3 acts, by

J. Ilohde.

© John Rohde, Boston; 1881:10139, May

17. 20151

play in 4 acts, by Hermann Sudermann, tr.

Honor bright — Continued.

a comedy in 3 acts, by B. K. Phillips.

© Bettine Kavanaugh Phillips, New York;
1886 : 25985, Nov. 17. 20160

an original comedy in 3 acts, by F. Allen

by Hilmar 11. Baukhage, witli a preface by
Barrett H. Clark. New York, S. French ; Lon-
don, S. French, ltd., 1915. 104 p. 12°.
([French's standard library ed.])

© June 22, 1915; 2c. June 24, 1915; D:
41025; Samuel French, New York. 20151a

■ by M. H. Barrymore.

© Maurice H. Barrvmore, United States;
1881:14267, Sept. 19. 20152

Honor ag'ainst money; military drama in 5
acts and 6 tableaux, by Maxim [pseud, of A.
De Vervins]

© Alfred De Vervins, St. Louis; 1879:
5599, Apr. 26. 20153

Honor among gentlemen; curtain raiser for
tbree people, by Robert Griffin Morris. 31 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Elenor de Berrein Morris, Brooklyn ; D :
6100, Jan. 19, 1905; 2c. Jan. 19, 1905. 20154

Honor among thieves; play in 1 act, by E. I.
La Beaume. [2], 12 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 23, 1910; D : 22640 ; Edmond
Irving La Beaume, New York. 20155

Honor and fame; a 1 act sketch. 7 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Charles J. Dwyer, Chicago ; D : 4169, Oct.
19, 1903 ; 2c. Oct. 8, 1903. 20156

Honor and loyalty; drama in 5 acts and 1 scene,
by G. L. Salisbury, jr. 42 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. June 5, 1915 ; D : 40857 ; George Len-
ard Salisbury, jr., Lafayette, R. I. 20156a

Honor and the man; by W. J. Frazier. Ill p.

f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 18, 1910; D: 20235; Walter J.
Frazier, Milwaukee. 20157

Honor and vengeance. »?ee Onore e vendetta.
Honor bound; or. The banker's clerk, a drama

in 4 acts, by G. W. Goode.
© George W. Goode, Lowell; 1884:26699,

Dec. 31. 20158

Honor Bright; comedy in 3 acts, by C. C. Gush-
ing. 193 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 29, 1915 ; D : 41124 ; Catlierine
Chisholm Gushing, New York. 20158a

Honor bright; by William Harlowe [pseud, of
William H. Briggs] 130 p. 12°. Typewrit-
ten.

© William H. Briggs, New York ; D : 8750,
June 29, 1906 ; 2c. June 29, 1906. 20159

Horsford [pseud, of Mrs. L. A. Friedlieb]
325 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© A. M. Friedlieb, New York ; 1886 : 24996,
Nov. 5 ; 2c., act 1, Dec. 7 ; 2c., act 2, Jan. 20,
1887 ; 2c., act 3, May 27, 1887. 20161

sketch in 1 act, by Geo. Welcome. 11 p.

f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 16, 1911; D: 23669; Edmund
Stover, San Francisco. 20162

Honor d'Everel; serio comedy in 3 acts, by A.
Schwartz and B. Yechton [pseud, of Lyda
Farrington Krausg] [86] p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Feb. 16, 1912; D: 28725; Annette
Schwartz and Barbara Yechton, Port Rich-
mond, N. Y. 20163

Honor is satisfied. See Honour is satisfied.

Honor of a cow-boy; a comedy drama in 4 acts,
by (Jharles Ulrich. Chicago, T. S. Denison
[1906] 76 p. 12°.

© T. S. Denison, Chicago; D : 9121, Sept.
20, 1906 ; 2c. Oct. 29, 1906. 20164

Honor (The) of a princess; by O. H. Jones, jr.

22 p. 8°. Typewritten.

© Oliver Handy Jones, jr., Baltimore ; D :
2973, Feb. 10, 1903 ; 2c. Feb. 21, 1903. 20165

Honor (The) of a savage; a melodrama in 1 act,
by E. Hailey. 9 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 30, 1909; D : 16412 ; Estrella
Hailey, Charleston, W. Va. 20166

Honor (The) of a woman; drama in 4 acts, by
B. Ch. Stashefe.

219 p. 8°. Ms.

© Ic. June 3, 1913; D: 33391; Boris Ch.
Stasheff, New York. 20167
or, A dream, by B. C. Stasheff.

Nr^Nm ,'dbn in nnx ;^nD nn ps nny -"i

[69] p. 8°. Ms.

© Ic. Aug. 14, 1914; D: 37852; Boris Ch.

Stasheff, New York. 20167a

Honor of Cassel; a romantic play in 4 acts, by

G. McDowell and D. F. Perkins. 58 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© George McDowell and David Fessenden
Perkins, Portland, Me.; D : 4866, Apr. 11,
1904 ; 2c. Apr. 11, 1904. 20168

995

20169

DKAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

20191

Honor (The) of John Carson; dramatic episode
in 1 act, by Montgomery Holland and L. Webb.
[2], 12 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 19, 1910 ; D : 22853 ; Leland Webb,
Monmouth, Me. 20169

Honor (The) of the class; a school-room sketch
for girls in 1 act and 1 scene, by Eleanor
Maud Crane. New York, S. French ; London,
S. French, ltd., 1912. 21 p. 12°.

© Nov. 11, 1912 ; 2c. Nov. 21, 1912 ; D : 31436,
Samuel French, New York. 20170

Honor (The) of the Crequy.
Cupid.

See Masques of

Honor of the hvimble.
humble.

See Honour of the

Honor (The) of the OrlofEs; drama in a pro-
logue and 3 acts, by E. Burdette Smith. 48 p.
8°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 27, 1909 ; D : 16356 ; Dollie Rath-
bun Smith, Ringhamton, N. Y. 20171

Honor (The) of the Van Burens; play in 3 acts,
by Charlie de Lima. 52 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Charles A. de Lima, New York ; D : 14238,
Nov. 7, 1908 ; 2c. Nov. 7, 1908. 20172

Honor of women.

Sec Honour of women.

Type-

Honor thy father; by J. Hemingway
written.

© Jerrold Hemingway, Albany ; 1897 : 22821,
Apr. 12 ; 2c. Apr. 12. 20173

Honor thy mother; drama in 1 act, by D. A.
Bragdon. 17 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 15, 1913 ; D : 35343 ; Dudley Acton
Bragdon, St. Louis. 20174

Honora; in 3 acts, by F. R. Solger. 50 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Frederick R. Solger, Washington; D:
6977, July 17, 1905 ; 2c. July 17, 1905. 20175

original 1 act comedy, by Charles -Lee

Calder. [2], 28 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 2, 1912; D: 28191; Francesca
Redding, New York. 20176

an original 1 act farce, by Charles Lee

Calder.

© Francesca Redding, New York ; D : 13531,
July 31, 1908. 20177

Honorable (The) See Honourable (The)

Honorable (The) Ag'atha; by E. H. Mason.

© Edith Huntington Mason, Chicago; D:
8947, Aug. 10, 1906. 20178

Honorable (The) Bobby; play in 4 acts, by C.
Skinner.

© Constance Skinner, Los Angeles ; D : 8672,
June 11, 1906. 20179

Honorable (The) cobbler; comedy, by Gustav
Ronaszeky, tr. from Hungarian, by S. Skodak
and S. Demeter. [Lorain, O., The Lorain
printing co.] 1912. cover-title, 34 p. 8°.

© Feb. 27, 1912 ; 2c. Feb. 29, 1912 ; D : 28867 ;
Stephen Skodak and Stephen Demeter, Lo-
rain, O. 20180

'Hon. John North; original comedy in 4 acts,
by H. Basiit'onl. Oakland, Cal., West coast
printing company, 1903. 1 p. 1., 64 p. 12°.

© Herbert Bashford, Fruitvale, Cal.; D:
3080, Jmu' 24, 1903; 2c. Aug. 20, 1903. 20181

Honorable (The) love; play in 4 acts, by B. J.
Hakoun. 178 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 30, 1910; D: 229.56; Beniamin
J. Hakoun, New York. 20182

Honorable (An) man; musical drama in 4 acts,
by K. Formes, jr. Typewritten. [Libretto
only]

© Karl Formes, jr., New York; 1893;
7818, Feb. 10; 2c. Feb. 10. 20183

Honorable mention; a drama in 4 acts, by Jolm
T. Prince, jr. 114 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© J. T. Prince, jr.. New York; D : 9314.
Oct. 25, 1906; 2c. Oct. 25, 1906. 20184

Honorable (The) Miss Stork; bv Harold Bal-
lagh (C. E. Harrell)

© Carrie Elizabeth Harrell, Baltimore ; D :
6084, Jan. 16, 1905. 20185

Hon. Mr. Turnipseed, member of Congress; a
comedy in 4 acts, by Inde [pseud, of Mrs.
M. F. Williams]

© Mrs. M. F. AVilliams, Vienna, Va. ; 1883 :
13508, July 23. 20186

Honorable (The) moon-beam; a play in 1 act,
by L. Marix. 26 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Lvda Marix, Washington; D: 11511, Oct.
11, 1907; Ic. Oct. 11, 1907; Ic. Oct. 19, 1907.

20187

Honorables (The); by J. L. Berry.

© John Louis Berry, Denver ; D : 12907,
May 5, 1908. 20188

Honors are easy; or, Francillon, a play in 3

acts, by K. Bellew. 95 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Kvrle Bellew, New York ; D : 14152. Oct.

27, 1908 ; 2c. Oct. 27, 1908. 20189

Honor's choice; in 1 act, by J. Redmond. 19 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. .lune 15, 1911; D: 24488; Jolianna
Redmond, Wicklon, Ireland. 20190

Honors even. See Bernice.

Honour is satisfied; play in 1 act, by Charles
lOddy. [2], 18 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 16, 1911; D: 24959; Austin
Brereton, London. 20191

996

20193

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

20213

Honour (The) of the humble; a drama arlapted
from the French of I'ierre Newsky, by H.
Ford. 82 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Harriet Ford. Seymour, Conn. : D : 2285,
Sept. 2, 1902 ; 2c. Aug. 23, 1902. 20192

Honour (The) of women; comedy in 4 acts, by
B. Hamilton. [lOG] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 8, 1913; D: 34058; Bernard
Hamilton, London. 20193

Honourable (The); or, Pinched for life, musical
comedy event in 1 act, by Spry-Palmer. 16 p.
4°. Typewritten. [With music]

© Ic. Mar. S, 1912; D : 289S3 ; Spry-Palmer,
London. 20194

Honra y venganza; zarzuela dramiitica, en 1
acto, dividido en 3 cuadros. en prosa y verso,
original de .7. M. Martin de P^ugenio, mfisica
de los maestros E. J. Arderius y F. A. de
San Felipe. Madrid [Sociedad de autores
espanoles] 1910. 37 p. 12°. [Libretto only]

© May 19, 1910; 2c. May 20, 1910; D:
21090; Jose M. Martin de Eugenlo, Madrid.

20195

Honto, the red man's daughter; by F. H.
Shock.

© H. W. Young. Pueblo, Col.; 1892:1009(1.
Mar. 9 ; 2c. Mar. 7. 20196

Hooded cobra; a 1 act drama, by Howard Wis-
wall Bible. 10 p. 8°. Typewritten.

© Nellie Malcolm. New York ; D : 7300,
Sept. 23, 1905; 2c. Sept. 23, 1905. 20197

Hooded (The) lady; play in 4 acts, by J. P.
Lynne. [95] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 1, 1911; D : 25129 ; John T'eter
I>ynne, New York. 20198

Hoodlum: or. Life in Frisco, by W. A. PIoui)t

and S. L. Ryan.

© AVilliam A. Houpt, San Franci.sco; 1874:

11188, Aug. 29. 20199

Hoodlum's (The) holiday; a nmsical comedy in

2 acts, styled a musical rum])us in 2 romj)s,

book, lyrics and nuisic by J. G. Gibson. 55 p.

4°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© J. Grant Gibson, IMount Carmel. Pa. ;
D : 14.581, Dec. 21, 1908 ; 2c. Dec. 21, 1908.

20200

Hoodoo (The); farce in 3 acts, bv W. P.. Hare.
Boston. Walter H. Baker & co., 1913. 83 p.
12°.

© Sept. 10, 1913; 2c. Sept. 11, 1913; D:
34.382; Walter Ben Hare, Palestine, Tex.'

20201

farcical cmnedy in 3 acts, from the Span-
ish, by F. li. Hare and A. L. Godoy. 99 p,
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 26, 1910; D : 20308 : F. Lumsden
Hare, New York, and Albert L. Godoy, Wash-
ington. 20202

Hoodoo (The) — Continued.

in 3 acts, by E. Goldbeck and H. G. Als-

berg. 58 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 1, 1911; D: 24379; Edward
Goldbeck and Henry G. Alsberg, New York.

20203

Hoodoo (The) a Jonah; a trick musical comedy,
by R. Eraser.

© Robert Eraser, New York ; 1887 : 29307,
Nov. 12. 20204

Hoodoo (The) tramp; a comedy in 1 act, by
J. R. Condrin. 38 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© James Richard Condrin. West Newton,
Ma.ss. ; D : 381, Apr. 9, 1901; 2c. June 4, 1901.

20205

Hoodwinked; being a truthful narrative in
operatic form of the subsequent operations of
Robin Hood and the inception of Hood's Sar-
saparilla [by L. Burns] [Indianapolis] Lee
Burns, 1907. 1 p. 1., 24 p. 12°. [Libretto
only]

© Lee Burns, Indianapolis; D: 11975, Dec.
23, 1907; 2c. Dec. 21, 1907. 20206

or. Dead and alive, by A. P. Morris, jr.

© A. P. Morris, jr., Baltimore ; 1872 : 6267.
June 11. 20207

Hoogan's alley in Greater New York; a 3 act
farce comedy, by W. Gilson.

© William Gil.son, New York ; 1896 : 61326,
Nov. 9. 20208

Hoogeland; ein drama vom' meer in 4 aufziigen,
von Ludwig Heilbronn. Dresden, Carl Reiss-
nc^r, 1909. 3 p. 1., 3-124 p. 12°.

© res. under act of Mar. 3, 1905, by Carl
Reissner, Dresden, Germanv ; re.s. no. 2618;
Ic. Mar. 8, 1909. 20209

Hook and (eye) I; an original comedy in 4
acts, romance of the South Sea Islands, bv
G. Heath. 67 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© George Heath, Brvn Athvn. Pa.; D:
10917, .July 6, 1907; 2c. July 6, 1907. 20210

Hook and I; a burlesque comedy in 3 acts, by
Lester and Williams.

© Lester and Williams, Baltimore; 1890:
35527. Nov. 11. 20211

Hooked and crooked; play in 1 act, by J. Mc-
Cree. 17 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 12, 1915; D : 40625 ; Junie Mc-
Cree, New York. 20211a

Hooked by crook; a vaudeville playlet, by Ge-
lett Burgess. 7 p. f°. Tyiiewritten.

© Guy Homer Hubbard, Brooklyn ; D : 4180,
Nov. 3, 1903: 2c. Nov. 3, 1903. 20212

Hoolahan's castle; a comedy in 1 act, 5 scenes,
by T. E. Powers.

© Thomas E. Powers, New York; 1883:
15456, Aug. 22. 20213

997

20214

DEAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

20235

Hooley's return; by T. Dickinson, 9 p. 4°.
Typewiitten.

© Thomas Dickinson. Madison, Wis. ; D :
4995, May 6, 1904; 2c. May 6, 1904. 20214

Hooligan in New York; a comedy drama in 4
acts, by Harry Sheldon. 45 p.^ f°. Type-
Avritten.

© Clias. B. Marvin and Sam Morris, Chi-
cago; D:6092, Jan. 19, 1905; 2c. .Tan. 19,
1905. 20215

Hooligan's hot finish; 1 act dramatic compo-
sition, by F. J. Eeaman. 15 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Fred J. Beaman, Jackson, Midi.; D:
4653, Feb. 25, 1904; 2c. Feb. 25, 1904. 20216

Hooligan's luck; a sensational comedy drama

in 4 acts. 92 p. obi. 24°. Typewritten.

© Jasper Newton Rentfrow, Chicago; D:

2113, June 30, 1902; 2c. July 12, 1902. 20217

Hooligan's misfortunes; 3 act farce comedy.
© Charles B. Goes, Chicago ; D : 1304, Jan.
16, 1902. 20218

Hooligan's troubles; an original nmsical farce
in 3 acts, by Mark E. Swan. 179 p. 4°.
Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Union amusement co., New York; D:
2029, June 12, 1902; 2c. Aug. 29, 1902. 20219

Hoop of gold; a drama of 4 acts, by J. Morti-
mer aiurdock. 128 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Frederick Booth Swift, United States;
1SS3 : 15462, Aug. 22 ; 2c. Sept. 1. 20220

Hoop (The) roller; a comedy in 1 act, by W.
Everhart.

© William Everhart, Columbus, O. ; 1S99 :
4.3857, July 6. 20221

Hoopers.

© Kolb & Gruhler, Philadelphia; D:3190,
Mar. 4, 1903. 20222

Hoops. Sec Borderlands and thoroughfares.

Hooptoroo (The) of Hullabalooloo; original
nmsical comedy in 2 acts, by Frank O. French,
music by B. C. Peters. [49] p. f°. Type-
Avritten.

© Ic. Oct. 2, 1911; D: 2.5373; Brooks C.
Peters, St. Johnsbury, Vt. 20223

Hoor David kjpbte ollet. See Politiske rover e.

Hoosier (The); a domestic comedy drama in 4
acts, adapted by Edwin Barbour.

© Neil Scully, Chicago; 1894:10487, Mar.
23. 20224

Hoosier (The) boy; by C. S. King.

© Carlton Spencier King, Brooklyn ; D :
3003, Feb. 3, 1903. 20225

Hoosier (A) circus; by Charles Davis. 30 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© H. E. Wheeler and Charles Davis, New
York; D : 4778, Mar. 23, 1904; 2c. Mar. 24,
1904. 20226

Hoosier (A) daisy; a comedy drama in 4 acts,
. by John Arthur Eraser. 80 p. f°. Type-
written.

© George Harris Eldon, Alexandria, Ind. ;
D:1452, Feb. 15, 1902; 2c. Feb. 15, 1902.

20227

Hoosier (The) detective. See Zeb, the clod-
hopper.

Hoosier (The) girl; a modern Trilby, a 1 act
vaudeville sketch, by C. Bastien. 3 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Claire Bastien, New York ; D : 11209,
July 8, 1907; 2c. Aug. 19, 1907. 20228

— play in 1 act, by James Olivei-. [2], 32 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 24, 1914 ; D : 37752 ; Cohwal at-
tractions, Chicago. 20228a

or. Who's yer girl? an original 1 act com-

edy, by K. Watson. 20 p. 4°. Typevv-ritten.

© Kate Watson, Waterville. Minn. ; D :

615, June 27, 1901 ; 2c. June 17, 1901. 20229

Hoosier (A) heroine; a comedy drama in 4 acts,
by .T. A. Eraser and E. Wood.

© John A. Eraser and Eugene Wood, Chi-
cago ; 1889 : 18129, June 14. 20230

Hoosier Hindoo; 1 act farcical dramatic com-
position, by F. J. Beaman. 10 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Fred J. Beaman, Jackson, Mich. ; D :
7828, Jan. 8, 1906; 2c. Jan. 8, 1906. 20231

Hoosier Hollow; by C. Stewart. 27 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Cal Stewart and Gus W. Hogan, Brook-
lyn; D:2430, Oct. 10, 1902; 2c. Oct. 10, 1902.

20232

Hoosier kid; ))y L. Maulsby. 54 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Lillian IMaulsby, Chicago; D:6691, May
19, 1905; 2c. May 19, 1905. 20233

Hoosier Odd fellows; a new American comedy-
drama, Willi a prologue and 5 acts, by T. B.
Manning, dramatized from J. H. Kinkead's
story of Indiana, entitled Hoosier Odd fol-
lows, by .special permission of the publisher.
© Thomas B. Manning, Springfield, O. ;
1882 : 3040, Feb. 28. 20234

Hoosier school; farcical sketch, by William and
Josephine Giles. New York, Dick & Fitz-
gerald. 1910. 9 p. 12°.

© Jan. 18, 1910 ; 2c. Jan. 19, 1910 ; D : 17966 ;
Dicli & Fitzgerald, New York. 20235

998

20236

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

20259

Hoosier (The) school marm; a comedy drama
in 3 acts, by F. M. Childs. 40 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Fred M. Childs, Villisca, la. ; D : 10256,
Apr. 1, 1907 ; 2c. Apr. 1, 1907. 20236

Hoosier (A) schoolmaster; a comedy drama, by
J. Cummins. Chicago.

© John Cummins, United States ; 1891 :
10517, Mar. 20. 20237

— drama in 4 acts, by B. Poynter, adapted
from Edward Eggleston's novel. [1], 78 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 12, 1910; D : 22788 ; Beulah
Poynter, New York. 20238

adapted to the stage from the novel of

the same name, by permission of the author
and publishers, by M. H. Gilbert.

© Mary Haines Gilbert, New York; 1872:
5913, June 3. 20239

dramatization of Edward Eggleston's novel,

by H. S. Rogers. 56 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Hiram S. Rogers, Denver ; D : 10501, I\Iay
6, 1907 ; 2c. Feb. 23, 1909. 20240

Hoosier (A) town; a comedy drama in 4 acts,
by Richard Goodall.

© Charles E. Blaney, Newark, N. J.; D:
1195, Dec. 18, 1901. 20241

Hoosiers (The); by J. A. Wickersham.

© James A. Wickersham, Terre Haute, Ind. ;
D:3570, June 13, 1003. 20242

Hop (The) head; an episode, by W. Montague.
[0] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 24, 1912 ; D : 28826 ; Walter Mon-
tague, San Francisco. 20243

Hop-pickers (The) Typewritten.

© Huttie May Caverly, Manchester, N. H. ;
1900 A : 19296, Aug. 8 ; 2c. Aug. 3. 20244

— — a drama in 4 acts, by J. Toohey. 75 p. 4°.
Type^vritten.

© John Toohey, Milwaukee; 1889:4588.
Feb. 8 ; 2c. Mar. 16. 20245

Hop-scotch, the duke, the dowag'er, the Fenian,
the German ambassador, the two maids of
honor, and the Ilaja,h of Singapore; comedy
in 3 acts, by M. C. Lester, E. L. Williams, D.
Mason, and D. Sully.

© M. C. Lester, E. L. Williams, Dan Mason
and Dan Sully, United States; 1880:11713,
July 28. 20246

Hop, skip, and a jump; an extravagant vehicle
with 3 wb.eels, by L. J. Loring and W. S.
Dal>oll.

© L. J. Loring and W. S. Daboll, United
States ; 1885 : 807, Jan. 10. 20247

Hop (A), skip, and jump; a 1 act farce, bv
C. A. Hartley.

© Charles A, Hartley, Scranton, Pa. ; 1886 :
14971, June 30. 20248

Hope; dramatic playlet in 1 act, by S. J. Fried-
man. 22 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 1, 1913; D: 34602; Simon J.
Friedman, Cleveland. 20249

• in 4 acts.

© John A. Stevens, New York ; 1884 : 3370.
Feb. 10. 20250

in 3 acts, by E. F. Robbins. Ill p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 28, 1909 ; D : 17212 ; Emily F.
Robbins, New Haven. 20251

sketch, by G. Bloomquest. 19 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. June 16, 1913; D: 33505; George
Bloomquest, Minneapolis. 20252

Hope and ambition; drama, prologue and 5 acts,
written and dramatized by J. Sansom. Phila-
delphia [The Chandler printing house] 1879.
55 p. 12°.

© .Joseph Sansom, Philadelphia ; 1878 : 9750,
Aug. 24 ; 2c. Mar. 13, 1879. 20253

Hope and death; an incident of Chinese life, in
a prologue and 3 acts. Typewritten.

© Perrie Kewen, Edwin Tilden and William
L. Ward, San Francisco; 1897: 35789, June

15 ; 2c. Aug. 2J

20254

Hope McDonald; a 1 act play, by W. W. Massee.
13 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 14, 1913 ; D : 32724 ; W. Welling-
ton Massee, Bronxville. N. Y. 20255

Hope (The) of Cuba; a realistic drama of the
day, by A. K. Heilmann.

© Alfred K. Heilmann, San Francisco ;
1897 : 47702, Aug. 25. 20256

Hope (The) of glory; 3 act play, by E, Chantler.

213 p. 4°. Ms.

© Ic. May 2, 1013; D: 33168; Everett
Chantler, Pittsburgh. 20257

Hope Valley; rural drama, by P. J. Burrell.
rustic melodies by members of the Sinfonia
fraternity of America. 68 p. 4°. Type-
written. [Li])reLto only]

© Ic. Apr. 4, 1910 ; D : 20700 ; Percy Jewett
Burrell, Boston. 20258

Hopeless; a drama in 1 act, by C. Kohen. [1],
7 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 6, 1913 ; D : 32297 ; Chas. Kohen,
Washington. 20259

999

20260

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

20281

Hopkins of Connecticut; a comedy in 5 acts, by
A. Jacobson.

© Augustus Jacobson, Chicago ; 1882 : 744,
Jan. 16. 20260

Hops has riz. See Rolling in money.

Hora (La) del amor; comedia en 1 acto y en
prosa, original de V. Alinela JNIengot. Madrid
[Sociedad de autores espaiioles] 1909. 23 p.
12°.

© Sept. 23, 1909; 2c. Sept. 24, 1909; D:
16876 ; Vicente Almela Mengot, Madrid.

20261

Hora (La) del te (Five o'clock tea); comedia en
1 acto y en prosa, por M. Chac6n. Madrid
[Sociedad de autores espanoles] 1911. 16 p.
12°.

© May 26, 1911 ; 2c. May 27, 1911 ; D : 24305 ;
Manuel Chacon, Madrid. 20262

Horace; tragedie en 5 actes, par P. Corneille,
with grammatical and explanatory notes, by
Frederick C. Sumichrast. New York, W. R.
Jenkins [etc., etc.] 1890. viii, [2], 102 p. 12°.
([Classiqiies frangais, no. 5])

© William R. Jenkins, New York; 1889:
86942, Dec. 5 ; 2c. Jan. 23, 1890. 20263

See also Cid (Le)

Horace Greeley; American drama of 1872 in 3
acts, by M. Silberstein. [2], 34 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Aug. 26, 1912 ; D : 30634 ; Martin Sil-
berstein, New York. 20264

Horace Manning; a domestic drama in 4 acts,
by H. M. White.

© H. Montgomery White, New York ; 1884 :
6461, Mar. 25. 20265

Horace Walpole; romantic drama in 4 acts, by
G. Simonson. 50 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 29, 1912; D : 30692 ; Gustave
Simonson, New York. 20266

Same. New York, Moffat, Yard «& com-
pany, 1913. 64 p. 12°.

© July 18, 1913; 2c. July 24, 1913; D:
33959 ; Gustave Simonson, New York. 20267

Horas dichosas; apunte de comedia, en 1 acto
y on prosa, original de J. G. ylenovales. Ma-
drid [Sociedad de autores espanoles] 1910.
18, [2] p. 12°

© Sept. 6. 1910; 2c. Sept. 7, 1910; D:
21977; Juan G. Renovales, Madrid. 20268

Horatii (The) & Curatii; a tragedy, by A.
Wallace.

© Arthur Wallace, Houghton, Mich. ; 1886 :
12926, June 2. 20269

Horatio Brewster, lawyer; sketch for 3 per-
sons, by H. M. Cloude. Typewritten.

© Harry M. Cloude, Cincinnati; 1900 A:
31191, Dec. 24; 2c. Dec. 24. 20270

Horatius; a tragedy, by V. Woods. Typewrit-
ten.

© Virna Woods, Sacramento, Cal. ; 1S99:
36049, May 31 ; 2c. July 5. 20271

Horizon; a play of contemporaneous events
upon the borders of civilization, in 5 acts and
7 tableaux, by A. Daly. New York, The
author, 1885. 67 p. 8°.

© Augustin Daly, Nev,^ York ; 1871 : 1703,
Tvlar. 1 ; 2c. Dec. 3, 1886. 20272

Same.

© Augustin Dalv, New York, in renewal
for 14 vrs. from Mar. 1, 1899; 1899:9524, Jan.
31; 2c. Feb. 25. 20273

• Same.

© by Joseph F. Daly and Richard Dorney,
New York, as executors, in extension for 14
vears. Itenewal no. 2840, Mar. 4, 1912. Re-
newal entry, Jan. 31, 1899, no. 9524. 20274

Horn (Das) des marquis. See Don Juan und
die kurtisane.

Horner (The) family (Familie Hoerner); an
original comedy in 3 acts, by Anton Anno.

© Imre Kiralfy, United States ; 1877 : 12534,
Oct. 30. 20275

Hornet's (The) nest; a comedy in 3 acts, by
J. Stetson.

© .John Stetson, Boston; 1888:2773, Jan.
25. 20276

original dramatization in 4 acts, by Scott

Marble. 91 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 22, 1909; D: 17513; Rose Win-
niett, Brooklyn. 20277

an original farcial comedy in 3 buzzes and

a stinger, by H. J. Byron and E. A. Sothern.
Albany, N. Y.

© E. A. Sothern, United States; 1876: 3.379,
Mar. 20. 20278

a 3 act farce comedy, by E. F. Rush.

© Ed. F. Rush, New York ; 1898 : 5111. Jan.
12. 20279

Horoscope (The); monologue, by James II.
Clia'^e. Providence, R. I., Kensmoro publish-
ing company, 1913. 7 p. 12°.

© Dec. 26, 1913; 2c. .Tan. 2, 1914; D:
35593; Kensraore pub. co.. Providence, R. I.

20280

musical comedy in 2 acts, by E. De L. Wey-

burn. 40 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 22, 1910; D: 20002; Elbert De
Los Weyburn, New York. 20281

1000

20281

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

20304

Horrible (The) crime; play in 1 act, by D. Pot-
ter. [2], 21 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 29, 1914; D : 37422 ; Dorothy
Potter, Seattle. 20281a

Horridoh; liistspiel in 3 aufziigen, von G. W. E.
Schlack. Berlin, Berliner theatex'-verlag, g. m.
b. h., 1911. 80 p. 8".

© Ic. Aug. 27, 1912 ; D : 30650 ; Alfred Spitz.
New York. 20282

Horror (The) of Snake Swamp; a drama in 5
acts, by K. Stagg. 145 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Katherine Stagg, New York; D : 1894,
May 16, 1902 ; 2c. May 16, 1902. 20283

Horrors; or, The Maharajah of Zogobad, a new
and original nuisical burlesque in 5 acts and
6 scenes, w'ords and music by W. B. Gill.

© AVilliam B. Gill, United States; 1878:
5236, Apr. 30. 20284

Horrors (The) of Andersonville prison. See
Rebellion of '61,

Horrors (The) of war; comedy, by R. Leo. [1],
26 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 8, 1915; D : 42439 ; Rita Leo,
New York. 20284a

Hors d' oeuvres; play in 1 act, by A. Reich-
man. [2], 24 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 19, 1913; D: 33000; Arthur
Reichman, New York. 20285

Horse and horse; a musical comedy in 3 acts,
l)y W. R. Ogden.

© W. R. Ogden, Chicago ; 1890 : 10984. Apr.
3. 20286

a musical farce-comedy in 3 acts, by W.

Collier and C. Reed.

© William Collier and Charlie Reed, New
York; 1891:40, Jan. 2. 20287

Horse and hoss; a musical farce-comedy in 3
acts, by W. Collier and C. Reed.

© William Collier and Charlie Reed.-New
York; 1891:39, Jan. 2. 20288

Horse (The) car episode; or, Who'll get the
umbrella? comedy sketcli.

© Janet Melville and Evie Stetson, New
York ; 1892 : 33552, Aug. 15. 20289

Horse (The) doctor; comedy sketch in 1 act, by
Aaron Hoffman. IS p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 13, 1911; D: 24266; Henry
Prey, New York. 20290

Horse (The) is in the kitchen; by B. Kling.
8 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Bernard Kling, New York ; D: 3832. Aug.
15, 1903; 2c. Aug. 15, 1903. 20291

Horse (The) of another color; play in 3 acts
and 4 scenes, by M. I\Ioore Clement. [127] p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 12, 1914; D: 37297; Maud
Moore Clement, Chicago. 20291a

Horse (A) on father; play in 1 act, by J. W.
Cope. 23 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 27, 1911 ; D : 23487 ; J. AV. Cope,
New York. 20292

Horse sense. See Jehu Hig'gins.

Horse shoe. See Horseshoe,

Horse (The) thief; drama in 5 acts, by A. Carr.
Hill City, S. D. [Harney Peak mining news]
1914. 104 p. 16°.

© May 2, 1914 ; 2c. May 5, 1914 ; D : 36936 ;
Albert Carr, Hill City, S. D. 20293

1 act drama, by R. Thayer. 12 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 23, 1912; D: 31760; Royale

Thayer, New York.

J0294

Horse (The) thieves; a comedy in 1 act, by
H. Hagedorn. 50 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Hermann Plagedorn, Cambridge, Mass. ;
D : 15814. May 10, 1909 ; 2c. May 17, 1909.

20295

Horse thieves of Bar X ranch; western dra-
matic sketch, by Frank B. Coigne. 5 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. May 1, 1912; D: 29556; Champion
fiUu CO., New York. 20296

Horse trainer; comedy in 3 acts, by A. Roucolle.
122 p. 4°. Typewritten.-

© Ic. May 2, 1910; D: 20936; Adrienne
Roucolle, Denver. 20297

Horseless (A) cab.

© Frank Bvron and Larrv Smith, New
York; 1899:51907, Aug. 12. 20298

Horseless (A) carriage; by L. Smith and F.
Byron.

© L. Smith and F. Byron, New York;
1899 : 51732, 51733, 51735, Aug. 11.

20299-20301

Horseless (A) coach.

© Frank Byron and Larry Smith, New
York ; 1899 : 51908, Aug. 12. 20302

Horseless rider; a novelty monologue and songs,
by M. Harfield. 5 p. 4°. Typewritten.
[Words only]

© M. Harfield, Chicago; D : 15592, Apr. 12,
1909; 2c. Apr. 12, 1909. 20303

Horse's (A) neck; a musical farce comedy.
© J. V. Brvce and J. B. Burton, Philadel-
phia ; 1899 : 61993, Sept. 25. 20304

1001

20305

DEAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

20321

Horses (The) of old Itentuck. See Simon
Kenton.

Horseshoe (A); a comedy in 3 acts, by E. Wel-
lington.

© Eusene Wellington, New York; 1900 A:
3035, Feb. 2. 20305

comedy sketch in 1 act, by A. F. Mack.

[10] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 30, 1911 ; D : 25362 ; Albert F.
Mack, New York. 20305a

an original dramatic composition,

© Harry S. Sanderson, New York; 1879:
16152, Dec. 1. 20306

Horsetooth-Charlie; western co-incident in 1
scene, )iy E. L. Bourke. 27 p. 8°. Type-
written.

© Ic. May 4, 1915 ; D : 40555 ; Edwin I^yn;]-
sey Bonrke, Brooklyn. 20306a

Hortense; a comedy drama in a prologne and
3 acts, by W. E. iM. Golden.

© AVilliam E. M. Golden, Bloomington.
Ind. ; 1886:11911, May 20. 20307

Hortense va mieux; piece en 1 acte, [de]
Henry Morean et Marc Soual [psend. de
Georges Lanos] Paris, C. Jonbert. 1909. 16
p. 4°.

© Dec. 11, 1909; 2c. Dec. 28, 1909; D:
17799; Jonbert, Paris. 20308

Horticulturist (The); a dramatic composition
in 1 act, by F. J. Malion. 14 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Frank .T. Mab(m, Dctnvit ; D : 3428. May
14, 1903 ; 2c. :.Iay 14, 1903. 20309

Hose (The) of Marie Sose; nuisical comedy in
3 acts, by Donovan O'Donovan [pseud, of
IMr.s. B. Gunnnerel and Franklin Ford. [70]
p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Jan. 22, 1914 ; D : 35852 ; Mrs. Barker
Gunnuere, Princeton, N. J. 20309a

Hoshu; problem sketch in 5 scenes, by S.
Hunter. [18] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 4, 1912; D : 31070 ; Sherley
Hunter, Los Angeles. 20310

Hospitable (A) house; drama in 3 acts, by Gio-
vanni Parillo, tr. by Francis Powles. 47 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 11, 1915; D:400S6; Pasqualc C.
Funaro, Pittsburgh. 20310a

Hospital (The) nurse of Tennessee. See
Lights and shadows of the great rebellion.

Hospodar (L'); comedy in 3 acts, by Leopold
Stapleaux and Arnuind d'Artois.

© Frangois IMons and Louis Nathal, New
York; 1886:19904, Sept. 3. 20311

Hoss and hoss; a musical farce-comedy in 3
acts, by W. Collier and C. Reed.

© AVilliam Collier and Charlie Keed, New
York ; 1891 : 41, Jan. 2. 20312

Hostage (The); play in 4 acts, by H. B. Key.

© Henry B. Key, New York; 1894:46020.
■ Oct. 2. 20313

Hosteria (La) del laurel; zarzuela en 1 acto,
dividido en 3 cuadros, original de I'aso y
[Joaquin] Abati, mijsica del maestro IJeO.
Madrid [Sociedad de autores espaiioles] 1907.
45 p. 12°. [Libretto only]

© Paso V Abati, Madrid; D : 11023. July
22, 1907; 2c. July 22, 1907. 20314

Hostess (The) See Locandiera (La)

Hostile (The) friends; a war drama in 5 acts,
by G. H. Fullerton. North Bridgewater,
Gazette steam job printing establishment,
1873. 37 p. 12°.

© George H. Fullerton, North Bridgewater,
I\Iass. ; 1873:2448, Mar. 13; 2c. Apr. 7.

20315

Hostler Joe; a drama in 3 acts and 7 scenes, by
J. C. Welch.

© .Tames Charles Welch, San Francisco ;
1885 : 23053, Nov. 4. 20316

See also 'Ostler Joe.

Hot air; vaudeville sketch, by George Totten
Smith. Chicago. T. S. Donison [1909] 14 p.
16°. ([Denison's vaudeville skelclie?])

© Sept. 27, 1909; 2c. Sept. 29, 1909; D:
1G963; T. S. Denison, Chicago. 20317

See also Hotair.

Hot (The) air merchant; by J. A. Mitchell.
© Joseph A. Mitchell, Philadelphin ; D:
4559, Jan. 28, 1904. 20318

Hot and cold; a musical comedy in 3 acts, by
J. Hurtig.

© Jules llurtis. New York ; D : 1149. Dec.
3, 1901. 20319

Hot ashes; an original monologrie, by E. Ken-
dall. 16 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ezra Kendall, Cleveland ; D : 13775, Sept.
14, 1908; 2c. Sept. 14, 1908. 20320

Hot biscuits; dramatic comedy episode in 1

act, by H. Coleman. 17 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 30, 1915; D : 39547 ; Hamilt.m

Coleman, Chicago. 20320a

Hot (A) box; a musical comedy in 3 acts, by
G. F. Dittmar. 6 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Goo. F. Dittmar, Jersey City; 1895:
42499, Aug. 20; 2c. Dec. 27. 20321

1002

20322

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

20346

Hot cinders; a farce comedy in 3 acts, by J.
Wedekiiul.

© Julius Wedekind, Cincinnati ; 1894 :
44785, Sept. 24. 20322

Hot (A) coon from Mississippi; a comedy
drama in 3 acts, by W. Hallback. cover-title,
17 p. S°. Printed.

© William Hallback. Jackson, Miss. ; D :
2148, July 23, 1902; 2c. July 10, 1902; 2c.
July 23, 1902. 20323

Hot dog; or. What does the public wantP play
in 2 acts, by B. Gerard. 5G p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Oct. 6, 1915 ; D : 41919 ; Barney Ger-
ard. New York. 20323a

Kot (The) house; a burlesque in 1 scene, by
B. Gerard. 25 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Barney Gerard. New York ; D : 5186.
June 16, 1904; 2c. June 16, 1904. 20324

Hot (A) member; by C. E. Blaney.

© Chas. E. Blaney, New York ; 1898 : 45607,
Aug. 1. 20325

Hot (A) night in New York; a comic play in
3 acts, by Monroe and JIack.

© Edward L. Bloom, New York; 1899:
70033, Oct. 27. 20326

Hot (A) night on the roof; farce-comedy in 1
act, by F. Dumont.

© Frank Dumont, Philadelphia; 1884:
25106, Dec. 17. 20327

a practical and nmsical comedy in 3 acts,

l)y J. G. Willett.

© George W. June, United States; 1SS3 :
24462, Dec. 28. 20328

Hot (A) old time; a farce in 3 acts, by Edgar
Selden.

© John Rav. Chicago; 1897:71789. Dec.
21; 2c. Feb. 7, 1898. 20329

Hot (A) old time in Dixie; farce comedy in 2
acts, by Mcintosh and Davis.

© Howlev. Haviland & co., New York ; 1899 :
50.592, Aug. 5. 20330

Hot (A) reception; a comedy sketch for two
peopl«\ by Pj. L. Herring. Typewritten.

© Ella L. Herring, Dulnique, In.; 1899:
.58100, Sept. 11; 2c. Sept. 11. 20331

Hot (A) Scotch major; or. The great I am, in
3 acts, by William Gill and George Totten
Smith.

© Sliipman bros., inc., New York; D : 1964,
June 6, 1902. 20332

Hot stuff; dramatic composition in 1 act, by

Joseph Robie. 40 p. 4°. Tvpewritten.

© Ic. July 13, 1911 ; D : 24681 ; Louis Robie.
New York. 20333

Hot stuff — Continued.

a 1 act dramatic composition, by A. Deaves.

Ms.

© Ada Deaves, New Rochelle, N. Y.
58319, Oct. 14 ; 2c. Oct. 14.

; 1897:
20334

56 p.

— a 3 act farce comedy, by B. Kling.
t". Typewritten.

© Bernard Kling, New York; D:18]2,
May 1, 1902 ; 2c. May 3, 1902. 20335

or. The jay and the jasper, a farce com-
edy in 4 acts, by F. P. Weadon.

© Frank Percy Weadon, Indianapolis ;
1885 : 4836, Feb. 25. 20336

Hot (A) time; a farce comedy in 3 acts, by
.lohn B. Reynolds, Samuel W. Combs.

© J. B. Reynolds, Pittsburgh ; 1897 : 69073,
Dec. 11. 20337

Hot- (A) time in Blackville; by B. McClain and
E. Hogan. 36 p. t°. Typewritten.

© Billie McClain and Ernest Hogan, New
York ; D : 1564, Mar. 12, 1902 ; 2c. Feb. 3, 1902.

20338
Hot (A) time in New York; a comic play in 3
acts, by INIonroe and Mack.

© Edward L. Bloom, New York; 1899:
70034, Oct. 27. 20339

Hot time in Old Town, Maine, and Circus
Royal; by D. W. Daley. Typewritten.

© D. W. Daley, Holyoke, Mass.; 1899:
22721, Mar. 30 ; 2c. Mar. 30. 20340

Hot (A) time in old town to-night; a farce
comedy in 3 acts, by D. Sherman.

© Daniel Sherman, New York ; 1900 A : 650,
Jan. 6. 20341

Hot time in the old town; by Eugene Jacobs.
Typewritten.

© Fred Follett and Wm. McGuire, Pitts-
burgh ; 1897 : 69282, Dec. 13 ; 2c. Dec. 13.

20342

farce comedy, by A. L. Bryan.

© A. L. Brvan, Crooked Lake, Mich. ; 1898 :
8037*, Jan. 27. 20343

Hot (A) tip; by F. B. Jolly. [6] p. 4°. Type-
■written.

© Ic. Jan. 8, 1912; D : 28255 ; Frank B.
Jolly, Ann Arbor. 20344

Hot tomales; an original comedy in 3 acts, by
J. C. Fox.

© John C. Fox, New York; 1894:32659,
June 20. 20345

Hot town; 1 act musical farce, by Lon Hascall.
26 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Nov. 10, 1911 ; D : 2.5741 ; Jack Singer,
New York. 20346

1003

20347

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

20367

Hot water; a musical farce, by J. B. Everham.

© J. B. Everham, Chicago ; 1879 : 6905, May
23. 20347

a musical farce in 3 acts, by W. Morse and

E. Hoist.

© Woolson Morse and Edward Hoist, New
York ; 1885 : 15225, July 15 ; 2c. July 15.

20348

Hot wiener wurst; a musical comedy in 3 acts,
by S. II. Mountain and J. M. Gaites.

© S. R. Mountain and J. M. Gaites, Colum-
bus, O. ; 1886 : 11912 ; May 20. 20349

Hotair; 1 act farce, by C. Simone. 13 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. June 29, 1910; D: 21444; Charles
Simone, New York. 20350

See also Hot air.

Hotel (The) See Bunch (A) of keys.

Hotel a la carte; tabloid musical comedy, by D.
S. Kusell. [1], 19 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Li-
bretto only]

© Ic. July 2, 1913 ; D : 33683 ; Dan S. Kusell,
Chicago. 20351

Hotel (The) clerk; a musical comedy in 2 acts,
book and lyrics by R. B. Smith, music by Al-
fred E. Aarons. 92 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Li-
bretto only]

© Robert B. Smith, New York ; D : 12847,
Apr. 27, 1908 ; 2c. Apr. 27, 1908. 20352

Hotel Comfort; a farce in 1 act, by W. Hanson
Bovce. Clyde, O., Ames pub. co., 1907. 11 p.
12°.

© Amos pub. CO., Clyde, O. ; D : 12002, Dec.
30, 1907 ; 2c. Dec. 30, 1907. 20353

Hotel de Thespian; burlesque in 2 acts, by J. H.
Lee. 11 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 19, 1910 ; D : 20511 ; Joe H. Lee,
New York. 20354

Hotel Europe; farce in 1 act, by J. Simonson.
[2], 21 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 24, 1912; D: 30335; Julius Si-
monson, New York. 20355

Hotel Healthy; farce in 1 act, by G. H. Hamil-
ton.

© Ames pub. co., Clyde, O. ; 1896:14862,
Mar. 7 ; 2c. Mar. 18. 20356

Hotel (The) Inside Out; vaudeville act, by J. ]M.
Clinton and C. A. Clayton. [3], 16 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 13, 1910 ; D : 22354 ; J. M. Clin-
ton and C. A. Clayton, Terre Haute, Ind.

20357

Hotel life; a new American comedy in 4 acts, by
J. Hart.

© Josh Hart, New York ; 1877 : 2993. Mar.
12. 20358

Hotel Lively; comedy episode, by J. F. White.
4 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 10, 1913; D: 31933; John F.
White, Chicago. 20359

Hotel Nearly; comedy cocktail in 1 gulp, by Nat.
Le Roy. [13] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 19, 1914; D: 37996; Ross &
Stuart, New York. 20359a

Hotel Otherwise; pantomimic vaudeville sketch,
by William Hanlon and Q. Kilby. 6 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 21, 1913 ; D : 32034 ; Quincy Kil-
by, Boston. , 20360

Hotel piazza ladies; acting humorous mono-
lounie for woman, by Stanley Schell. p. 1.5-19
12°. (On cover: Stanley Schell's sketches)

© Apr. 4, 1914 ; 2c. Apr. 9, 1914 ; A : 370563 ;
Edgar Schell Werner, New York. 20360a

Hotel (The) Ritch case (L'affaire de I'hotel
Ritch); a play in 4 acts, by P. Berton.

© Pierre Berton, Paris ; D : 12653, Apr. 1,
1908. 20361

Hotel Slow; cast for two people, by B. N. Deely.
10 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 15, 1912; D : 30667 ; Ben N.
Deely, Saginaw. Mich. 20362

Hotel (The) squab. See Folly's folly.

Hotel (The) Topsy Turvy; black art comedy,
by R. R. McAfee. [7] p. 4°. Ms.

© Ic. Sept. 13, 1911; D: 2.5219; R. R.
McAfee & co., Atlanta. 20363

musical comedy in 1 act, by Charles Norton.

Chicago, ('liicago manuscript co., 1915. [3],
15 p. f°. Mimeographed.

© Oct. 14, 1915 ; 2c. Nov. 22, 1915 ; D : 42325 ;
Alexander Byers, Chicago. 20363a

Hotel Variety; by T. P. Lancaster. [7] p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. July 8, 1910 ; D : 21507 ; Theodore P.
Lancaster, Boston. 20364

Hotelregisseur (Der); sclnvank in 3 akten, von
Leo Kastner. 78 p. 8°. Printed.

© Ic. Feb. 27, 1913; D: 324.56; Anstalt fiir
auffiihrungsrecht, Charlottenbui'g, Germany.

20365

Hottest (The) coon in Dixie; a nuisical comedy
in 3 acts, by P. R. Miller.

© Phil R. Miller, Chicago; 1899:48.312.
July 26. 20366

a musical farce comedy in 2 acts, by C.

Moore. Typewritten.

© Charles Moore. Chicago ; 1900 A : 14420,
June 11; 2c. July 30. 20367

1004

20368

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

20384

Hottest (The) coon in Dixie — Continued.
sketch in 1 net, by A. Gideon. 12 p.

Typewritten.

© Ic. July 27, 1909 ; D : 16393 ; L. E. Gideon,

Boston. 20368

Houdini upside down. See Challenged.

Hound of the city; play in 1 act, by M. Bond.
27 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 17, 1910; D: 17951; MacGreuor
Bond, Brooklyn. 20369

Hounds (The) of California.
(The) of 1849.

See Pioneers

Houp-la; a musical comedy in 3 acts, by G. F.
Rowe.

© George Fawcett Rowe, New York; 1879:
12416, Sept. 16. 20370

Houppelande (La); 1 acte en prose, [de] Didier
Gold. 35 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 19, 1910; D : 22085 ; G. Ondet,
Paris. 20371

Hour (The); play in 3 acts, by R. H. Davis.
[122] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 8, 1914 ; D : 37507 ; Ruth Helen
Davis, New York. 20372

Hour (An) after; by T. B. Webster. 12 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Thomas B. Webster, Baltimore; D:
8689, June 13, 1906 ; 2c. June 13, 1906. 20373

Hour (The) and the man. See From sire to
son.

Hour (The) and the woman; American drama
in 5 acts, by E. S. Van Zile. 67 p. f °. Type-
written.

© Edward S. Van Zile, Hartford ; D : 6514,
Apr. 14, 1905 ; 2c. Apr. 14, 1905. 20374

Hour (An) at home; a protean entertainment
in 1 act, by C. M. Greene.

© Clay M. Greene, Los Angeles ; 1875 :
6658, June 24. 20375

Hour (The) before dawn; a society drama, by
M. E. Osbon.

© M. E. Osbon, New York; 1896:59803.
Oct. 30. 20376

Hour (The) before the dawn; comedy in 3 acts,
by G. Cannet and G. Rolland. [128] p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 8, 1914 ; D : 35599 ; Georges Can-
net and Gustave Rolland, Hubbard Woods,
111. 20376a

Hour-glass (The); a morality, by W. B. Yeats.
[London, Wm. Heinemann, 1903] cover-title,
14 p. 8°.

© W. B. Yeats, London ; D : 3868, Aug. 13.
1903; 2c. Aug. 15, 1903. 20377

Hour-glass (The) — Continued.

4°. Same. London, W. Heinemann, 1903. 14

p. 8\

© W. B. Yeats, London; A : 67032, Aug.
24, 1903 ; 2c. Sept. 2, 1903. 20377a

■ • See also Chief contemporary drama-
tists.— Unicorn (The) from the stars and
other plays.

and other plays; by William Butler Yeats.

New York, London, The Macmillan company,
1904. viii, 113 p. 12°. (Plays for an Irish
theatre, v. 2)

Contents : The hour glass. — Cathleen Ni
Hoolihan. — A pot of broth.

© Macmillan co.. New York ; A : 76935, Jan.
13, 1904; 2c. Jan. 13, 1904. 20377b

Hour (The) of execution; by E. Venter and
G. R. Sumpter. [6] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 12, 1911 ; D : 24673 ; Ella Venter
and G. Roy Sumpter, Seattle. 20378

Hour (The) of judgment; a play, by S. E. Tay-
lor.

© Samuel Elmer Taj-lor, St. Louis; D:
7217, Sept. 7, 1905. 20379

Hour (The) of retribution. See Sorceress
(The)

Hour (The) of the man; a dramatic sketch, by
P. M. Willis and H. M. Shaw. 16 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© P. Milton Willis and Harold M. Shaw,
East Oakland, Cal; D: 12954, May 11, 1908;
2c. May 11, 1908. 20380

Hour (The) of William; original book for
musical comedy in 2 acts, by K. Stewart.
124 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 11, 1915; D : 39368 ; Katharine
Stewart, Nev.- York. 20380a

Hour (An) on the picket line; an army sketch,
by J. Burrows, jr.

© James Burrows, jr., Boston ; 1884 : 2863,
Feb. 9. 20381

Hour (An) with Thomas Moore; in 1 act, by
F. V. Hubbard.

© Frances V. Hubbard, Cohoes, N. Y. ;
1900 A : 16854, July 9. 20382

Hour's (An) conversation; a comedietta,
adapted from the German, by R. Kaufman.

© Rosalie Kaufman, United States ; 1881 :
9834, June 22. 20383

House (The) across the alley; dramatic play
in 1 act, by L. T. Ollesheimer. [17] p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Aiag. 1, 1913; D: 33972; Louis T.
Ollesheimer, Detroit. 20384

1005

20384

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

20400

House (The) across the way; comedy drama,
by Lee Owen Snook. Franklin, O., Eldridge
entertainment house, 1915. 38 p. 12°.

© Nov. 2, 1915 ; 2c. Dec. 20, 1915 ; D : 42592 ;
Eldridge entertainment house, Franklin, O.

20384a

play in 1 act, by Katharine Kavanaugh.

Chicago, Tlie Dramatic publishing company,
1910. 10 p. 12°. ([Sergei's acting drama,
no. 605])

© Dec. 29, 1910 ; 2c. Jan. 3, 1911 ; D : 22975 ;
Dramatic pub. co., Chicago. 20385

by S. Lewis. [2], 14 p. 4°. Type-

written.

© Ic. Aug. 26, 1909; D: 16640; Samuel
Lewis, New York. 20386

House (A) divided; American play In 3 acts, by
A. Davis. [133] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 22, 1911 ; D : 24255 ; Allan Davis,
Pittsburgh, 20387

comedy in 3 acts, by S. Meuke. 166 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 28, 1911; D: 25343; Samuel
Menke, Chicago. 20388

play in 4 acts, by Mary Arnold and John

Bosworth Crocker [pseuds, of M. A. Lewisohn]
137 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 1, 1910 ; D : 20661 ; Mary Arnold
(Mrs. L.) Lewisohn, New York. 20389

romantic comedy in 3 acts, by A. Harding,

jr. 40 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 6, 1914 ; D : 38718 ; Alfred Hard-
ing, jr., Hartford. 20389a

House hunting; a farcical comedy in 3 acts, by
A. Clifton and E. Mollenhauer.

© A. Clifton and E. Mollenhauer, New
York ; 1885 : 9827, Apr. 29. 20390

House (The) in the Blue Canyon; a drama in
3 acts and a prologue, by H. Holbrook Curtis
and R. Hughes. 50 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Rupert Hughes, New York ; 1894 : 46561,
Oct. 5 ; 2c. Oct. 6. 20391

House (The) in the forest; original play in 4
acts, by K. D. Morse. [135] p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. July 21, 1914; D : 37637 ; Katharine
Duncan Morse, Amherst, Mass. 20391a

House (A) in the moon. See Odd operas for
eventide.

House in the woods. See Fairy plays for
children.

House (The) master; a play in 1 act, by R. M.
Baxter. 21 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 2, 1909 ; D : 16266 ; Robert Miller
Baxter, New York. 20392

House (The) next door; comedy in 3 acts, by
J. H. Manners. Boston, W. H. Baker & co.,
1912. 4 p. 1., 156 p. 12°.

© Jan. 11, 1912; 2c. Jan. 12, 1912; D:
28287 ; J. Hartley Manners, New York.

20393
House (The) of a thousand candles; play in 4
• ac'ts, by G. Middleton, founded on the novel
by Meredith Nicholson. 96 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Mar. 24, 1915 ; D : 40154 ; George Mid-
dleton, New York. 20393a

House (The) of bondage; dramatization of
Reginald Wright Kauffman's famous novel,
in 4 acts, by J. B. Totten. [89] p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Nov. 20, 1913 ; D : 35076 ; Joseph By-
ron Totten, New York. 20394

House (The) of Brood; a play in 4 acts, by G. B.
McCutcheon. 151 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© George Barr McCutcheon, Chicago ; D :
13278, July 2, 1908 ; 2c. July 2, 1908. 20395

House (A) of cards; by J. Gorman and B. R.
McKinney. 7 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Jack Gorman and B. R. McKinney, New
York; D : 15644, Apr. 17, 1909; 2c. Apr. 17,
1909. 20396

— - a comedy in 4 acts, by M. C. Smith. 110 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Margaret Cameron Smith, Oakland, Cal. ;
D : 168, Feb. 26, 1901 ; 2c. Feb. 7, 1901. 20397

— play in 3 acts, by C. Klein. 91 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 17, 1914; D: 36373; Charles
Klein, Rowayton, Conn. 20397a

— See also Dawn; with The noble lord, etc.

House (The) of clay (La maison d'argile); a

play in 3 acts, by Emile Fabre, authorized tr.

by Y. Asckenasy and Samuel Edward Ellman.

© Ysidor Asckenasy and S. E. EUraan, St.

Louis ; D : 16067, June 14, 1909. 20398

House (The) of Danderell; drama in 3 acts, by
E. B. Benedict. 90 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 16, 1913; D : 34747 ; Edwin B.
Benedict, New York, 20399

House (The) of death. See By Giotto's tower.

House (The) of dolls; or, Basil house, play in
1 act, by I. Osgood. [1], 14 p. 4°, Type-
written.

© Ic. Nov. 18, 1912; D : 31441 ; Irene Os-
good, Northampton, England. 20400

1006

20401

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

20415

House (The) of Durrisdeer; a play in 3 acts,
adapted from Robert Louis Stevenson's tragic
story, The master of Ballantrae, by D. Ma-
clure and M. Maclure. 121 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© David Maclure and Malcolm Maclure,
Irvinston. N. J. ; D : 10703, June 5, 1907 ; 2c.
June 5. 1907; Ic. new ed. May 15, 1908, with
title The reprobate. 20401

House (The) of fear; a melodrama in 1 act, by
B. Emmett and Arthur Stringer. 14 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Burton Emmett, New York ; D : 10261,
Apr. 3, 1907 ; 2c. Apr. 3, 1907. 20402

House (The) of Fourchambault; comedy in 5
acts, by fimile Augier, tr. by Barrett H. Clark.
New York, S. French ; London, S. French, ltd.
[1915] 89 p. 12°. ([French's standard li-
brary edition] )

© Mar. 27, 1915; 2c. Mar. 29, 1915; D:
40203 ; Samuel French, New York. 20402a

.SVe aUo Four plays; by Emile Augier.

House (The) of glass; drama in 3 acts, by M.
Marein. [3], 121 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 12, 1912; D : 31687 ; Max Mar-
ein, New York. 20403

play in 4 acts, by G. M. Cohan and M.

Marein. 143 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 29, 1915 ; D : 42367 ; George M.
Cohan and Max Marein, New York. 20403a

House (The) of Grandet; or. What love will do,
by G. C. Warren.

© George C. Warren, Chicago; D: 12411.
Feb. 24, 1908. 20404

House (The) of hearts; novel playlet in 3
scenes, by H. A. Huguenot. 24 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Jan. 18, 1915; D: 39429; Harry
Ameda Huguenot, New York. 20404a

House (The) of Job; play in 4 acts, by N. and
Albert Hesse. 116 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 1, 1914; D: 38413; Nevada
Hesse, New York. 20404b

House (The) of Larabee; play in 1 act, by J. R.
Froome, jr. 16 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 25, 1910; D: 21633; John R.

Froome, jr., Cincinnati. 20405

House (The) of liars; original comedy-dramatic

playlet in 1 act, by C. E. Royal. 7 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 9, 1915; D: 39354; Charles El-
liott Royal, Los Angeles. 20405a
House (The) of Lords; equal suffrage play in
1 act, by L. E. Buford. 16 p. 12°. Printed.
© Sept. 15, 1914; 2c. Sept. 18, 1914; D:
38314; Mrs. L. E. Buford, Montvale, Va.

20405b

House (The) of the Malatesti. See Hunch-
back's (The) bride.

House (The) of Mauprat; a play in 5 acts, by
W. Young and J. G. Wilson.

© William Young and John Grosvenor Wil-
son, Chicago ; 1881 : 19546, Dec. 17. 20406

House (The) of Maybrick; play in 4 acts, by
I. M. Turpin. 114 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 13, 1913 ; D : 33485 ; Isabel Tur-
pin, New York. 20407

House (The) of mirth; an American comedy in
3 acts, by P. Rainiondo. 115 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© I'hilip Raimondo, New York ; D : 14245,
Nov. 9, 1908; 2c. Nov. 9, 1908. 20408

House (The) of mystery; a sensational melo-
drama, by L. McCormick. 79 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Langdon McCormick, New York; D:
6952, July 11, 1905 ; Ic. July 11, 1905. [Note :
Copy bears title The house of mystery and
the black five] 20409

or. The wishing ring, pantomimic comedy

in 2 acts, by A. J. Powers. [1], 63 p. 4°.

© Ic. Mar. 18, 1911 ; D : 23751 ; Andrew J.
Powers, Providence, R. I. 20410

or, Zoka, a farce comedy in 3 acts, by V. F.

Pritchard. [41] p. 4. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 15, 1910; D : 21862 ; Virgil F.
Pritchard, Fayetteville, .Ark. 20411

House (The) of mystery and the black five.
See House (The) of mystery.

House (The) of Oedipus; a tragedy in 3 acts,
by Ferdinaudo Fontana, tr. by Arthur
Stringer and Dirce St. Cyr, 105 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© A. Stringer and D. St. Cyr, New York:
D : 10030, Feb. 27, 1907 ; 2c. Mar. 2, 1907.

20412

House of Renaud; a drama in 4 acts, by H.
Thompson. 73 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Hallett Thompson, New York ; D : 7233,
Sept. 8, 1905 ; 2c. Sept. 8, 1905. 20413

House (The) of rest; drama in 1 act, by J.
Noel. 16 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 17, 1914; D : 36049 ; Joseph
Noel, New York. 20413a

House (The) of Kimnion; a drama in 4 acts, by
H. Van Dyke.

© Henry Van Dyke, Princeton, N. J. ; D :
10818, June 20, 1907. [For copies reed, see
D : 14024] 20414

Same. New l^'ork, C. Scribner's sons, 1908.

121 p. illus. 12°.

© Henry van Dyke, Princeton. N. J. ; D :
14024, Oct. 1, 1908; 2c. Oct. 2, 1908. 20415

1007

20416

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

20433

House (The) of Rimnion — Continued.
Same. 1st instalment. (//iSeribner's maga-
zine, Aug., 190S)

© Henry Van Dyke, Princeton, N. J. ; A :
212471, July 17, 1908; 2c. July 21, 1908.

20416

Same. 2d instalment. (In Scribner's mag-

azine, Sept. 1908)

© Henry Van Dyke, Princeton, N. J. ; A :
212481, July 21, 1908; 2c. Aug. 19, 1908.

20417

House (The) of Saville; play in 1 act, by A.
Roemer. [20] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 5, 1914 ; D : 37230 ; Adele Roe-
mer, New York. 20417a

House (The) of secrets; a drama in 6 acts, by
K. E. Ruby. 50 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Kittle E. Ruby, Toledo, 111.; D : 1546,
Mar. 10, 1902; 2c. Mar. 10, 1902. 20418

House (The) of shadows; a comedy-drama of
today, by E. G. Clemens.

© Edna G. Clemens, New York ; D : 12489,
Mar. 5, 1908. 20419

House (The) of sin.

© Elizabeth T. Metcalfe, New York; D:

8437, Mar. 10, 1906. 20420

House (The) of Stern; play in 4 acts, by G. B.
Holbrook. [1], 121 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 21, 1911; D: 23709; George
Bliss Holbrook, Victorville, Cal. 20421

House of the Golden cat; a drama in 4 acts, by
M. C. Doremus. 68 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Mary C. Doremus, Kingston. N. Y. ; D :
8240, Mar. 28, 1906 ; 2c. Mar. 28, 1906. 20422

House of the heart, and other plays for chil-
dren; designed for use in the schools, by Con-
stance D'Arcv Mackay. New York, Henry
Holt & CO., 1909. 226 p. 16°.

Contents : The house of the heart. — The
gooseherd and the goblin. — The enchanted gar-
den.—Nimble-Wit and Fingerkin. — A little
pilgi'im's progress. — A pageant of hours. —
On Christmas eve. — The elf child. — The prin-
cess and the pixies. — The Christmas guest.

© Nov. 26, 1909; 2c. Nov. 29, 1909; D:
17578; Henry Holt & co.. New York. 20423

House (The) of the perfect servants; emotional
see-saw in 4 acts, by Thomas McNamara and
Herbert E. Hancock. 87 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Feb. 12, 1915; D: 39662; Lewellyn
Dormer Jordan, New York. 20423a

House (The) of the sinner.

© Elizabeth T. Metcalfe, New York; D:

8438, Mar. 10, 1906. 20424

House (The) of the wolf; a comedy drama in
5 acts, adapted from novel of Stanley Wey-
man, by R. F. Jones.

© Rose F. Jones, Chicago ; 1897 : 9861, Feb.
8. 20425

House (The) of the women; a play in 3 acts,
by H. Saint-Gaudens. 128 p. 4°. Typewrit-

' ten.

© Homer Saint-Gaudens, Windsor, Vt. ; D :
12922, May 7, 1908 ; 2c. May 7, 1908. 20426

House (The) of two exits; by D. French. 10 p.
f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 26, 1911; D: 24775; Daphne
French, New York. 20427

House (The) of Usna; a drama, by Fiona Mac-
leod [pseud, of William Sharp] Portland,
Me., T. B. Mosher, 1903. xxxii, 75, [1] p,
1 1. 8°.

© Thos. B. Mosher, Portland, Me. ; A :
71464, Oct. 8, 1903 ; 2c. Nov. 6, 1903. 20427a

See also Poems and dramas, by William

Sharp.

House (The) of Van Pelt. Sec Reprobate
(The)

House (The) on 46th st.; playlet in 1 act, by
E. Blair. [1], 7 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 16, 1914; D: 38137; Eugenie
Blair, New York. 20427b

House (The) on the avenue; or The little mis-
chief makers, a drama in 6 scenes, by Winnie
Rover. New York, Catholic publication so-
ciety, 1877. 62 p. 24°.

© L. Kehoe, New York ; 1877 : 5164, Apr.
30; 2c. Apr. 30. . 20428

House (The) on the cliff; a melodrama in 5 acts,
by R. Snoad. 76 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Russell Snoad, Ft. Worth. Tex.; D:
11612, Oct. 28, 1907 ; 2'^. Oct. 28, 1907. 20429

House (The) on the corner; drama in 4 acts, by
AV. W. Stevens and W. P. Terrell. 33 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 4, 1913; D: 34627; Walter W.
Stevens and William P. Terrell, Washington.

20430

House (The) on the hill; play in 4 acts, by J. C.
Spills. [3], 87 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 16, 1913; D: 34746; J. Clement
Spills, Chicago. 20431

— —play in 3 acts, by J. Perlraan. [1], 70 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 1, 1913; D: 34918; Jesse Perl-
man, New York. 20432

House (The) on the marsh; a play in 4 acts,
by M. Dallas.

© Mervyn Dallas, New York; 1892:5746,
Feb. 5. 20433

1008

30434

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

20455

House (The) on the marsh — Continued.

or, Woman's ransom, romantic drama in

4 acts, by M. Dallas.

© Mervyn Dallas, New York; 1892:32740,

Aug. 9. 20434

House (The) on the Rhine. See Schnider.

House (The) on the sands; a modern play in 3
acts, by F. -Jackson. 105 p. 4°, Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. July 7, 1909; D:162i:>; Fred Jack-
sou, New York. 20435

a play in 4 acts, by S. Toler. [96] p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 3, 1909 ; D : 16469 ; Sidney Toler,
New York. 20436

-See alfio Man (The) of dreams.

House (The) opposite; an original character
comedy in 4 acts, by L. Updegrove.

© L. Updegrove, Philadelphia; 1883:280,
Jan. 5. 20437

Sec also Haus (Das) gegeniiber.

House (The) painted white; a comedy in 4 acts,
by A. E. Wills.

© Anthony F. Wills, Brooklyn; D : 7081,
Aug. 9, 1905. 20438

House (The) party; a farce in 3 acts, by A. I..
Farley, music by E. Otto. 22 p. 16°. Printed.
[Libretto only]

© A. L. Farley, Davenport, la. ; D : 10387,
Apr. 20, 1907; 2c. Apr. 20, 1907. 20439

a musical melodrama in 3 acts, by R. T.

Whitehousc and F. B. Whitehouse.

© Robert Treat Whitehouse and Florence
Brooks Whitehouse, Portland, Me. ; 1897 :
53914, Sept. 25. 20440

or, A hint to husbands, a contemporary

(•omedy in 4 acts, by G. A. llibbard

© George A. Hibbard, Buffalo; 1891 : 32199,
Sei)t. 10

House (Tlie) that Dan built,
brary of tabloid plays.

20441

See Byei-^s li-

House that Jack built; a cluldren's operetta
in 2 acts, libretto and lyrics by A. C. D. Riley,
music by Jessie L. Gaynor, orchestration by
Frederick Fleming Beale. 47 p. f°. Type-
written. [Libretto only]

© Alice O. D. Riley, Evanston, III.; D:
8650, June 6, 1906; 2c. June 6, 1906. 20442

an (M-uption of extravaganza in 2 n<'ts, liy

G. F. McMichael.

© (nayton Fotterall McI\Iicliael, Phihulel-
l>liia; 1898: 6559, Jan. 19; 2c. .Ian. 29. 20443

House that Jack built — Continued.

an original comedy in 4 acts, by F. Cowan.

© Fletcher Cowan, Hoboken, N. J.; 1899:
8735, Jan. 28. 20444

— a pantomimic opening, by G. R. Edeson.

© George R. Edeson, Baltimore ; 1872 : 3877,
Apr. 12. 20445

play in 4 acts, by J. P. Ritter. [2], 121 p.

4°.

© Ic. Aug. 4, 1910; D: 21739; John P.
Ritter, New York. , 20446

House (The) that Jill built; a comedy in 3 acts,
by Lincoln Batch [i. e. W. L. Balch] 114 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© William L. Balch, Boston ; D : 4760, Mar.
21, 1904 ; 2c. Mar. 30, 1904. 20447

House to let; farce in 3 acts, by C. Kenyon.
138 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 26, 1912; D: 30646; Charles
Kenyon, San Francisco. 20448

an original farce comedy in 4 acts, by S.

Marble.

© Scott Marble, Chicago ; 1882 : 9313, June

6.

20449

House with green blinds; an original melo-
drama in 3 acts, by S. Marble. Typewritten.
© Scott Marble, New York; 1893:38458,
Aug. 21 ; 2c. Aug. 21. 20450

House (The) with one window; playlet, by F.
Thorn. [3], 21 p. 8°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 20, 1913; D: 33561; Fanny
Thorn, New York. 20451

House (The) with two doors. See Central
park.

House (The) with two windows; in 2 acts, by
A. Del Mar.

© Alexander Del Mar, New York ; D : 6,
Jan. 2, 1901. 20452

Housebreaker (The); dramatic sketch in 1 act,
by C. W. Collins. 14 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 25, 1910 ; D : 21631 ; Charles W.
Collins, Chicago. 20453

a farce in 1 act, by G. Moyston. 12 p. f °.

Typewritten.

© Guy Moyston, Memphis ; D : 13733, Sept.
8, 1908 ; 2c. Sept. 8, 1908. 20454

Household affairs; or, A cause for divorce,
comedy in 1 act, by Joseph Rosetti. Ne\\-
York, The Roxbury publishing company, 1899.
1 p. 1., 16 p. 16°. ( [Wizard series] )

© Roxburv pub. co.,New York; 1899: 126^3,
Feb. 15; 2c. Feb. 15. 20455

5379—16-

-64

1009

20456

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

20473

1

Household gods; a romantic emotional drama,
in 4 acts, by F, D. Skiff.

© Frank D. Skiff, United States; 1875:
12830, Dec. 6. 20456

Households (The) of Paris (Les menages de
Paris); piece in 5 acts and 6 tableaux, by H.
Raymond, P. Burani, and M. Bouclieron.

© Francois Mons and Louis Natlial, New
York ; 1886 : 19928, Sept. 3. 20457

Housewarmers (The); play in 1 act, by K.
Mack and F. Orth. [1], 15 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Oct. 27, 1913 ; D : 34947 ; Keller Mack
and Frank Orth, Philadelphia. 20458

Housewarming (The); a comic extravaganza,
written and composed by F. Miller, jr.

© Fred Miller, jr., United States; 1880:
11895, Aug. 2. 20459

farce in 3 acts, by C. T. Barker. 115 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 4, 1913 ; D : 33400 ; Cecil Tilley
Barker, Chicago. 20460

(Hausweihe); a dramatic composition in 3

acts and 4 pictures, by F. Huld. 22 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Franz Huld, New York; D : 15319, Mar.
11, 1909 ; 2c. Mar. 11, 1909. 20461

Houston, the hero of San Jacinto; a historical,
melodramatic, sensational and equestrian
drama in 6 acts, by J. H. Wallick.

© James H. Wallick, Middletown, N. Y. ;
1889 : 3009, Jan. 25. 20462

How a mine and maiden were lost and won.
Sec Brittle silver.

How a woman keeps a secret; comedy in 1 act,
l)y Frank Dumout. Philadelphia, Penn pub-
lishing company, 1911. 17 p. 12°.

© Nov. 20, 1911; 2c. Nov. 22, 1911; D:
25S23; Penn pub. co., Philadelphia. 20463

How a young American physician beat a duke
out of an heiress. See Lady (A) of quan-
tity.

How about Kitty? comedy singing and talking
sketch, by Har^y Stephen Gay. 5 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. July 23, 1910; D: 21618; Laird Mc-
Pherson Johnstone, Cincinnati. 20464

How-ah-ya? burlesque opera, by E. R. Buff-
ington.

© Ernest R. Buffington, Boston; 1894:
24771, May 16. 20465

How America was discovered. See Columbus.

How an actress enjoyed married life; by B.
Allen.

© Benjamin Allen, New Orleans; 1896:
70983, Dec. 30. 20466

How are ye, LilP See Hawaii.

How Barney got his passage money; a farce in
1 act, by J. M. T. Murray. [1], 13 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. July 5, 1912; D: 30175; John M. T.
Murray, Brooklyn. 20467

How Bertie won out; comedy dramatic sketch,
. by W. E. Scott. 9 p. f °, Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 12, 1914; D: 35618; William
Edward Scott, San Francisco. 20467a

How Bill Brown got a wife; by Mrs. C. H.
Crockett. 15 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Mrs. C. H. Crockett,- Lima, O. ; D : 9805,
Jan. 17, 1907 ; 2c. Jan. 17, 1907. 20468

How brothers atone; by M. Gordin. 5 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Michael Gordin, Brooklyn ; D : 7487. Oct.
31, 1905; 2c. Dec. 9, 1905. 20469

How Brown was hypnotized; a comedy in 5
acts, by L. Grover.

© Leonard Grover, Brooklyn ; 1898 : 47829.
Aug. 13. 20470

How Christmas came to Ti'uelove Mountain;
mystery play by Isabel Rawn. {In Southern
liighlander, v. 8, no. 1, Feb., 1915)

© Feb. 23, 1915 ; Ic. Mar. G, 1915 ; D : .S98SG ;
Berry school, Mt. Berry, Ga. 20470a

How Cinthy got even; by F. A. Doughty.

© Frances Albert Doughty, Washington ;
1899:41962, June 27; 2c. June 27. 20471

How Clancy got out; come<ly sketch, by F.
Finney. [2], 22 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 9, 1914; D: 37513; Frank Fin-
ney, Winthrop, Mass. 20471a

How Cohn made good; play in 1 act, by W.
Montague. 9 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 17, 1913; 1): 33511); Walter
Montague, San Francisco. 20472

How could she do it? i)]ay in 1 act, by Lang-
don McCormick. fll, 19 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© If. Aug. 31, 1914; D : :iS559 ; Sylvia Bid-
well, Chicago. 20472a

How de Figeac came to court; a play in a pro-
logue and 3 acts, by A. H. Gore and W. S.
Dixon. 138 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Arthur Holmes Gore, London, and Wil-
liam Scarth Dixon, York, England ; D : 7209.
Sept. 6. 1905 ; 2c. Sept. 6. 1905. 20473

How Dewey you do, Philippine? See Our fe-
male blue jackets.

How do I know?

1010

See Happy.

20473

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

20493

How Farmer Jones was won; suffrage play in
6 acts, by Mrs. I. L. Armstrong. Fairbury,
Neb., Mrs. Ingram L. Armstrong [1914] [19]
p. 12°.

© Mar. 28, 1914; 2c. Apr. 2, 1914; D:
36583; Mrs. Ingram L. Armstrong, Fairbury,
Neb. 20473a

How father changed his mind; comedy sketcli.
by F. Allen. 15 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 27, 1911; D : 25327 ; Frederick
Allen, Chicago. 20474

How Flo won her beau. See Stung'.

How he avenged her; comedy drama in 5 acts,
by D. Davidson.

© Dore Davidson, New York ; D : 4671. Mar.
1, 1904. 20475

How he committed suicide; comedy in 1 act,
by M. S. Reardon, 3d. 14 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Mar. 21, 1913; D : 32741 ; Mark S.
Iteardon, 3d, New York. 20476

How he do grow; farce in 1 act, by G. F. Ab-
bott. 41 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 27, 1913 ; D : 33632 ; George F.
Abbott, Hamburg, N. Y. 20477

How he found out; a 1 act farce, by B. K.
Phillips.

© Bettine Kavanaugh Phillips, New York ;
1900 A : 0117. Mar. 6. 20478

How he lied to her husband; [by Bernard
Shaw] [New York, Breutano's, 1913] 30 p.
16°. {With this: The man of destiny. New
York, Brentano's, 1913. [31]-S4 p.)

© Sept. 10, 1913; 2c. Nov. 13, 1913; A:
361502; G. Bernard Shaw, London. 20479

-See also John Bull's other island, and

Major Barbara. — Man (The) of destiny.

How he lied to his wife; in 1 act, from the
Fi-ench, by F. C. Fay and Harry Jelf. 48 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 21, 1910 ; D : 22609 ; Fay Douzet,
N<-\v York. , 20480

How he popped the question; an original
sUetch in 1 scene, by Ida M. Buxton. Clyde,
()., A. D. Ames, 1884. 6 p. 12°. ([Ames'
series of standard and minor drama, no. 140] )
© A. D. Ames, Clyde, O. ; 1885 : 4243, Feb.
10; 2c. Feb. 17. 20481

How he told her; a farce in 1 act, by G. H.
Trader.

© George Henry Trader, New Yoi-k : 1900
A : 10452, Apr. 25. 20482

How he was fooled; corned v sketch in 1 scene,
by S. Z. Fehlnian. [23] p. 4". Ms.

© Ic. .July 16, 1910; D : 21587 ; Stelhi ZeMa
FrJdman, Galveston, Tex. 20483

How hearts are broken; an emotional melo-
drama, by L. McCormick. 76 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Langdon McCormick, New York ; D :
6951, July 11, 1905 ; 2c. July 11, 1905. 20484

See also For the man she loved.

How hearts are won; a drama in 4 acts, by D.
Conger. Chicago, 1901. 22 p. 8°.

© David Conger, Chicago ; D : 126, Jan. 7,
1901; 2c. Mar. 5, 1901. 20485

How Hopper was sidetracked; comedy-drama,
by J. ^^'alters.

© Jule Walters, Bellevue, Ky. ; 1898 : 49883,
Aug. 26; 2c. Aug. 26. 20486

-4 act comedy drama.

© Jule Walters, Bellevue, Ky. ; 1898 : 13640,
Feb. 25. 20487

How I became the editor of an agricultural
paper. See Cultivateur (Le) de Chicago.

How I died at San Juan; a pipe dream, by
Frank Dumont. New York, Chicago [etc.^
M. Witmark & sons, 1905. 8 p. 12°.

© M. Witmark «& sons. New York ; D : 6128.
Jan. 23, 1905; 2c. Jan. 23, 1905. 20488

How Ignatius got Pneumonia; travesty for 2
people, by A. Denvir. [15] p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Dec. 1, 1914 ; D : 38975 ; Arthur Den-
vir, New Y^ork. 20488a

How it all came about; comedy in 4 acts, by C.
Strueh. 44 p. f°. Typev/ritten.

© Ic. Jan. 6, 1912 ; D : 28243 ; Carl Strueh.
Chicago. 20489

How it happened; or. The woodsman, drama in
4 acts, by James I^uther Warnes and !>. E.
Wheeler. [39] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 23, 1901; D: 23437; Lillian K
Wheeler, Milwaukee. 20490

See also Homeburg junction.

How it is done; an original domestic drama in
4 acts, by W. O. McCartv. Philadelpiiia,
Horting & Snader, 1894. 51 p. 16°.

© William Okie McCartv. Philadelphia ;
1888 : 22086 ; Aug. 1 ; 2c. Feb. 21, 1S94. 20491

See also Something on dad.

How it's done; or. The result of wisdom at
long range, a drama, by Merryman. [New
York, Walter Logan, 1880] 55 p. 12°.

© M. A. Sabin, New York ; 1880 : 8331, May
31 ; 2c. June 21. 20492

How it was done; by F. Q. Stuart.

© Frank Q. Sluart, Chariton. In.; D : 23,
•Tan. !), 1901. [For copies reed, see D : 3525]

20493

1011

20494

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

20512

How it was done in Jefferson; a drama in 5
acts, by F. Q. Stuart. Des Moines, la., T.
Koch printing co., 1903. 67 p. 12°.

© Franlv Q. Stuart, Cliariton, la. ; D : 3525,
June 1, 1903; 2c. Apr. 27, 1903. 20494

How it was settled; comedy in 1 act, by B.
Gold Cross. [1], 5 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 2, 1914; D : 38388 ; Belle Gold
Cross, New York. 20494a

How Jack got busy; a vaudeville sketch in 1
act, by H. E. Lower and W. P. Watts. 8p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Henry Eastman Lower and William
Prescott Watts, United States ; D : 7956, Feb.
6, 1906; 2c. Feb. 7, 1906. 20495

How Jim made good; comedy drama in 4 acts,
by Charles S. Bird. Boston, W. H. Baker
& CO. [1911] 45 p. 12°.

© Aug. 4, 1911 ; 2c. Aug. 5, 1911 ; D : 24862 ;
Walter H. Baker & co., Boston. 20496

How Johnny excited jealousy. Sec Good
things to drink.

How Kate Craddock came to be married. See
Love made to order.

How Kriss Kringle made a convert. See
Surprised (A) grumbler.

How Larson yumped his yob; comedy sketch
))y Barry Gray. 10 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Spencer Hailthropc, S. Omaha, Neb. ; D :
8725, June 20, 1906; 2c. June 13, 1906.

20497

How London lives. See Camelot (Le)

How Lucy got even; by S. Morse. 14 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Samuel Morse, New York ; D : 7243, Sept.
12, 1905; 2c. Sept. 12. 1905. 20498

How Mabel succeeded; a vaudeville act, by W.
L. Schneider. S p. 4°. Typewritten.

© William L. Schneider, New York; D:
7998, Feb. 15, 1906 ; 2c. Feb. 15, 1906. 20499

How Mandy got the vote; monologue, by Mary
Moncure Parker. Chicago, The Dramatic
publishing co., 1910. 7 p. 4°.

© Dec. 29, 1910 ; 2c. Jan. 3, 1911 ; D : 22979 ;
Dramatic pub. co., Chicago. 20500

How Mary lost her lamb; sketch for three
people, by Charlotte Maude Miller. 8 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© C. M. Miller, New York; D:9667. Dec.
19, 1906; 2c. Dec. 10, 1906. 20501

How Matilda got a husband; a comedy in 1
act, by J. A. Golden. 19 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Jo.seph A. Golden, New York ; D : 12170,
Jan. 14, 1908; 2c. Jan. 14, 1908. 20502

How men are made; an original play, by C. E.
F. Greve. 44 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Cliiford Ellwood Fisher Greve, Cincin-
nati ; D : 5311, July 16, 1904 ; 2c. July 16, 1904.

20503

How Miss Ceely took the cake,
monologues and sketches.

See Original

How Mr. Carter got out of it; sketch, by G. L.
Webster. 14 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© George Lamont Webster, Midlothian,
Tex.; D:2576, Nov. 10, 1902; 2c. Nov. 10.
1902. 20504

How Mrs. Dunn done Dunn; a comedy in 1
act, by Fred J. Beaman. 8 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© John F. Webber, New York; D : 1635,
Mar. 22, 1902 ; 2c. Mar. 22, 1902. 20505

How Mrs. Mann missed her man; dramatic
composition in 1 act, by F. .L Beaman. [1],
19 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 4, 1914 ; D : 35919 ; Fred J. Bea-
man, Washington. 20505a

How Mrs. Roxbury was elected mayor. See
Way of a woman.

How much I loved thee; a drama, by H. A.
Blood. [New York, C. M. Green printing
company, 1884] vi, [2], 1.53 j). 12°.

© Henrv Ames Blood, Wasliington ; 1884 :
4360, Feb. 29; 2c. Apr. 26. 20506

How much is a million? comedy in 4 acts, by
C. R. Hopkins. 209 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 17, 1913 ; D : 33244 ; Charles Rob-
erts Hopkins, New York. 20507

How Officer Flaherty won the widow; a com-
edy in 1 act, by J. F. Mooney. 7 p. f°. Type-
written.

© John Francis Mooney, Chicago ; D : 7260,
Sept. 15, 1905; 2c. Sept. 23, 1905. 20508

How old is Ann? a farce comedy in 2 acts, by
B. Gerard. 50 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Barney Gerard, New York ; D : 4503. Jan.
14, 1904; 2c. Jan. 14, 1904. 20509

How one woman met it; play in 1 act, by
Margaret Raven. [1], 22 p. 8°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. May 9, 1913; D: 33175; E. Daniell
Lockwood, New York. 20510

Same. [1], 29 p. 8°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 11, 1913; D: 33472; Margaret
Raven, New York. 20511

How one woman was cured of club fever;
a sketch, by C. Granice.

© Celeste Granice, Sonora, Cal. ; D:1809,
Jan. 25, 1902. 20512

1012

20513

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

20527

How Patsy went to war; by B. Jones. 2 p.
f . Typewritten.

© Ic. .Tan. 18, 1910 ; D : 17960 ; Bobby .Jones,
Boston. 20513

How Peter paid Paul; playlet, by F. Thorn.
[2], 18 p. 8°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mav 6, 1913 ; D : 33154 ; Fanny Thorn,
New York. 20514

How pleasant; 1 act comedy, by E. C. D'Art.
13 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 16, 1915; D: 41762; Eugene
Clement D'Art, New York. 20514a

How props butted in; sketch in 1 act, by G.
Nagel. [7] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 6, 1911; D : 23025 ; Geo. Nagel,
Newark, N. J. 20515

How Hi veil was won; a dramatic composition,
by V. D. Steinman.

© Virginia Donan Steinman, San Fran-
cisco; 1900 A: 11724, May 9. 20516

How Bobin Hood once was a wait; in 1 act, by
R. G. Hazard. 3 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 30, 1910 ; D : 22870 ; Roland Gib-
son Hazard, Peace Dale, R. I. 20517

miracle play or Christmas masque, by

Rowland Gibson Hazard. Providence, S. P.
C, 1912. 27 p. 12°.

© Dec. 1, 1912; 2c. June 24, 1913; D:
33647; R. G. Hazard, Peace Dale, R. I.

20518

How's Edna? a farce comedy in 3 acts, by J.
Trew Gray and Henry Francis [pseud, of
Francis Henry Mead]

© Francis Henry Mead and J. T. Gray,
San Diogo, Cal. ; D : 9289, Oct. 4, 1906.

205 ISa

a farce in 3 acts, by F. B. Mead and J. T.

Gray. 56 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Florence E. Mead and John Trew Gray,
San Diego, Cal. ; D : 12782, Apr. 20, 1908 ; 2c.
Apr. 20, 1908. 20518b

Same. 43 p. f °. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 26, 1910 ; D : 20600 ; Francis H.
Mead and John Trew Gray, San Diego. Cal.

20518c

How saloons are smashed in state of Kansas.
See Mighty Mrs. Station.

How Santa came to the home; a play for boys
and girls, by Lizzie De Armond. Cincinnati,
New York, Fillmore music house, 1908. 8 p.
12°.

© Fillmore bros. co., Cincinnati ; D : 14087,
Oct. 17, 1908; 2c. Oct. 17, 1908. 20519

How she acquired a husband; 1 act comedy
playlet, by C. Miner. [41] p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Oct. 31, 1911 ; D : 25638 ; Craig IMiner,
New York. 20520

How she got on the stage; a 1 act play, by
F. T. Raileigh.

© Francis T. Raileigh, New York; D:176,
Mar. 5, 1901. 20521

How she kept her secret; a comedy in 3 acts
and 2 scenes, by F. C. Barclay.

© Fannie C. Barclay, New York ; D : 3217,
Mar. 30, 1903. 20522

See also New (The) oflB.ce boy.

How she lied to his wife; by Dorothy Usner
[pseud, of D. U. Baxter] 13 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Dorothy Usner Baxter, New York ; D :
5648, Oct. 15, 1904; 2c. Oct. 15, 1904. 20523

How she lost him; a parlor sketch for vaude-
ville, by H. Heineman. 5 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Helen Heineman, St. Louis ; D : 12557,
Mar. 17, 1908; 2c. Apr. 2, 1908. 20524

How she managed it; society play for two
characters, adapted from a story by Jessie
Williamson, by Archibald Humboldt [pseud,
of G. O. March] Lebanon, O., March bros.,
1907. 5 p. 12°.

© March bros., Lebanon, O. ; D : 11275,
Sept. 3, 1907; 2c. Sept. 26, 1907. 20525

How she married him; a farce in 3 acts, by
A. H. Laidlaw, jr.

© Alexander H. Laidlaw, jr.. New York ;
1899:21637, Mar. 25; 2c. act 1, June 7; 2c.
acts 2 & 3, July 25. 20526

How she settled her bills,
year venture.

See Nanka's leap

Kow she was saved; by Mrs. M. S. Condon.
28 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Mrs. Minard S. Condon, Detroit; D:
4706, Mar. 10, 1904; 2c. Mar. 2, 1905. 20527

How she won him. See Stag'e struck.

How she won the wager. See Wager (The)

How she wooed and won him. See Substi-
tutes.

How small the world is; drama in 1 act, by
A. Forrest. [1], 12 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 24, 1914 ; D : 37985 ; Arthur For-
rest, New York. 20527a

1013

20528

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

20546

How small the world is — Continued.

a 4 act play, by L. T. Bradley.

© IJllian T. Bradley, New York

Feb. 26, 1909
— play in 4 acts, by E. S. Sampson

!>: ir.17(5,
20538

85 p.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 10, 1914; D: 38078; Emuia
Speed Saunison, Richmond. 20528a

How Smith met Jones; a comedy in 3 acts, by
C. F. Piltmar.

© Charles F. Dittmar, Jersey City; 1899:
14613, Feb. 23. 20529

How the Bumping troupe got even; comedy in
1 act,by A. Van OverbtTghe. [20] p. 4°. Ms.

© Ic. July 27, 1911 ; D : 24787 ; Albert Van
Overberghe, New York. 20530

How the chief fell off the waterwagon. See
Firemen (The) of the Wissahickon inn.

How the cigarette girl made a pufE; dramatic
travesty dialogue, by A. Myers. 3 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. June 18, 1913; D: 33522; Alfred
Myers, Brooklyn. 20531

How the club was formed; entertainment in 3
scenes, bv O. W. Gleason. Boston, W. H.
Baker & co., 1909. 26 p. 12°. ( [Baker's ed.
of plays] )

© Sept. 9, 1909; 2c. Sept. 10, 1909; D:
16751 ; Walter H. Baker & co., Boston. 20532

How the Delmars got in society. See Nobody.

How the night fell; by F. L. Rees.

© Frank L. Rees, Connecticut ; 1884 : 5526,
Mar. 15. 20533

How the shrew was tamed; farce in 1 act, by
I\I. A. Rask. New York, S. French ; London,
S. French, ltd., 1909. 20 p. 12°.

© Dec. 30, 1909; 2c. Dec. 31, 1909; D:
17837 ; Samuel French, New York. 20534

How the story grew; an entertainment for
women's clubs, by O. W. Gleason. Boston,
W. H. Baker & co., 1908. 14 p. 12°.

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston ; D : 12483,
Mar. 4, 1908 ; 2c. Mar. 21, 1908. 20535

How the vote was lost; play in 3 acts, by H.
Bennett. [20] p. 24°. Printed.

© Feb. 14, 1914; 2c. Mar. 12, 1914; D:
36322; Handon Bennett, San Rafael, Cal.

20535a

How the widow caught the bird. See Bird
(The), M. D.

How the widow was won; or, The colonel's
boots, by Nan Engleton [pseud, of N. E.
Shackleford] 11 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Nan Engleton Shackleford, Omaha, Neb. ;
D : 7391, Oct. 5, 1905 ; 2c. Oct. 5, 1905. 20536

How the Yankee won in China; a curtain
raiser for two people, in 1 act, by Robert
Griffin Morris. 26 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© EloiKir de Berrein Morris, Brooklyn; I):
6103, Jan. 19, 1905 ; 2c. Jan. 19, 1905. 20537

How they finished the play; comedy in 1 act,
by R. Stodart.

. © Robert Stodart, New York; D:4297,
Nov. 13, 1903. 20538

How they get it; play in 4 acts, by A. H. and
S. R. Bogue. [76] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. .Tune 9, 1911; D: 24439; Arthur Hoyt
and Samuel Russell Bogue, New York. 20539

How they got husbands,
more.

See Old maids no

How they lost their husbands; comedy drama
in 3 acts, by S. Simone. 21 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Ic. May 5, 1913; D: 33147; Saverio Si-
mone, Los Angeles. 20540

Same. 27 p. f°. Typewritten.
© Ic. May 31, 1913 ; D : 33371 ; Saverio Si-

mone, Los Angeles.
How they won. See Comtesse (La)

20541

How they won the caucus; play in 1 act, by
E. H. Denison. [2], 25 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 14, 1913 ; D : 33783 ; Emily Herey
Denison, Butte, Mont. 20542

How they wooed in Bavaria,
custom.

Sec Queer (A)

16

How time does fly; in 1 act, by J. Gorman
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 27, 1910; D: 22398; .Tack Gor-
man, New York. 20543

How to be a burglar; farcical playlet in 1 act,

by C. L. Danforth. 20 p. 12°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 27, 1915; D: 40487; Charles

Lloyd Danforth, Philadelphia. 20543a

How to be happy; farce in 3 acts, by F, Jack-
son. 89 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 9, 1912 ; D : 31636 ; Fred Jackson,
Bayside, N. Y. 20544

How to bluff a bill; drama, by L. Cleveland.

© Lucy Cleveland, New York; 1900 A:
20375, Aug. 15. 20545

How to choose a husband; drama in 1 act, bv
G. A. Weber. 14 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. .Tan. 22, 1912; D: 28375; Gustav
Adolph Weber, Milwaukee. 20546

1014

20547 \ r

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

20567

How to get a divorce; farce-comedy in 4 acts,
adapted from the Frencli, by Tj. Grover.

© Leonard Grover, United States; 1878:
11295, Oct. 1. 20547

-a farce in 1 net, by Frank Dumont. Chi-
cago, Tlie Dramatic publistiing company
[1897] 9 p. 16°. ([The Darkey and comic
drama])

© Dramatic pnb. co., Chicago; 1897:59884,
Oct. 22 ; 2c. Oct. 21. 20548

How to get rid of a husband in 15 minutes; 1
act dramatic sketch, by A. E. Fay. 4 p. t°.
Typewritten.

© Anna Eva Fay, Melrose Highlands, Mass. ;
D : 9701, Dec. 10, 1906 ; Ic. Nov. 28, 1906.

20549

How to make one's fortune. See Parasite
(The)

How to manage a husband; comedy in 1 act,

by A. R. P. Owens. 10 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 21, 1910 ; D : 20859 ; A. R. Penly

Owens, Newark, N. J. 20550

How to marry; a dramatic composition.

© John Stetson, Boston; 1879:2.525. Feb.
22. 20551

How to tame your mother-in-law; farce in 1
act, by Henry J. Byron. New American ed. cor-
rectly reprinted from the original authorized
acting ed. New York, H. Roorbach, 1889.
21 p. 12°. ([Roorbach's American ed. of
of acting plays, no. 8])

© Harold Roorbach, New York; 1889:
37525, Dec. 9; 2c. Dec. 14. 20552

How to touch the ladies' hearts; a vaudeville
in 1 act, tr. from the French and rev. by Mrs.
W. A. Wray.

© Louise AVray, Sand Lake, N. Y. ; 1880:
11818, .July 30. 20553

How to win a bachelor; by S. M. Sutherland.
11 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Saza M. Sutherland, New York; D:
7611. Nov. 23, 1905 ; 2c. of p. 1. Nov. 23, 1905 ;
2c. of p. 2-11. Dec. 11, 1905, 20554

How to win a pretty wife; a pantomime in 1
act, by Blme. de Kermen.

© Valerie de Kermen, New York ; 1896 :
27746, May 6. 20555

How Tom won out. See Tom's home run.

How Troy fell. See "Wooden (The) horse.

How Uncle Nathan lost his farm. See Placer
gold.

How Uncle Sam got his family; by J. L. Mc-
Millan.

© .Julia L. McMillan, Kansas City. Mo. ;
12671, Apr. 2, 1908. 20556

How uncle was cured; by H. F. Noake.

© Harrison Francis Noake, Oak Park, 111. ;
D:9409, Nov. 9, 1906. 20557

a musical comedy-drama in 3 acts, book

and lyrics by Harrison Francis Noake. 66 p.
4°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© H. F. Noake, Chicago ; D : 9463, Nov. 19,
1906; 2c. Nov. 19. 1906. 20558

How vaudeville acts are made; comedy sketcli
in 1 act, by L. Chevalier. [8] p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Feb. 21, 1911; D:^23419; Louis Che-
valier, New York. 20559

How we apples swim,
the Old Dominion.

See Tycoon (The) of
See Actor's (The)

How we got our dinner,
scheme.

How Wilkins got married; a farce in 3 acts,
by C. Horwitz. 82 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Charles Horwitz, New York ; D : 2972,
Feb. 9, 1903; 2c. Feb. 9, 1903. 20560

How women love; comedy drama in 3 acts, by
Sidney R. AUis. 49 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© James Patrick Gallagher, Medina, N. Y. ;
D : 6675, May 17, 1905 ; 2c. May 17, 1905.

20561

How women sin; 4 act comedy drama, by J.
Lawrence. [32] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 23, 1911; D: 28200; .John
Lawrence, Cincinnati. 20562

How women win men; a modern melodrama in

4 acts, by E. Elroy. 97 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Edwin Elroy, Rahway, N. J. ; D : 5851,

Dec. 3, 1904 ; 2c. Jan. 10. 1905. 20563

How would you like to be in crazy asylum?
by A. F. Anderton. 3 p. f°. Typewritten.
© Albert Fred Anderton, Deuison, la. ; D :
794, Aug. 24, 1901 ; 2c. Aug. 24, 1901. 20564

Howard and Field's dining car niinstrels; or.
Fun in a dining car, play in 1 act, by H. B,
Howard. 8 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. IMar. 7, 1914 ; D : 36270 ; Hugh Burns
Howard, Cliicago. 20565

Howard Livingston; a melodrama, by F. A.
Grab.

© Frederick Augustus Grab, New York;
1885 : 12610, June 6. 20566

Howler (The); a musical comedy, by H. Ran-
dall.

© Horace Randall, New York; 1891:32790,
Sept. 14. 20567

1015

20568

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

20588

Howling (A) success; a cotuody in 3 acts, by
r. Dresser.

© Paul Dresser, United States; 1895:
22146, Apr. 20. 20568

Howling" (The) tree: or, The power of cheer-
fulness, allegory in 3 acts, by T. Calhoun.
42 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 22, 1913; D : 32042 ; Theora Cal-
lioun, Brooklyn. 20569

Hoxey and orthodoxey; a comedy in 5 acts, by
W, C. M. Steckel. Author's ed. New York,
1875. 47 p. 12°.

© W. C. M. Steckel, United States; 1875:
13.583, Dec. 21 ; 2c. Dec. 27. 20570

Hoyden (The); a play in 4 acts, by Mrs. S.
Crowninshield. 202 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Mrs. Schuvler Crowninshield, Rochester,

N. Y.; D:5668, Oct. 20, 1904; 2c. Oct. 22.

1904. ^0571

Hoy's A trip to Tramptown; a comedy drama

in 5 acts.

© Nat Reiss, United States ; 1900 A : 12778,
May 21. 20572

Huascar; or, The swimming courier, play in
4 acts, by Octavius Nash Ogden. Amite City,
La., Duncan F. Young, 1903. 51 p. 12°.

© O. N. Ogden, Amite, La. ; D : 3141, Mar.
34, 1903; 2c. Dec. 8, 1905. 20573

Hubbie's flirtation; farce in 1 act, by Tennie
Burdock [pseud, of T. G. Baird] 35 p. 8°.
Typewritten.

© Tennie G. Baird, Jersey City ; D : 15482,
Mar. 29, 1909 ; 2c. Mar. 29, 1909. 2057 1

Hubby; miniature farce, by C. W. Tackenberg.
16 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 28, 1915; D: 39523; Clmrles
^\'illiam 'i'ackenberg, Cincinnati. 20575

Hubby, his father and I; a comedy in 1 act,
by Frederick Reynolds.

© Pasqualina Richardson, New Y'ork ; D :
851, Sept. 10, 1901. 20576

Hubby in a fix; comedy in 1 act, by C. M.
Jelleff and W. Terry. [1], 20 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Dec. 23, 1912; D : 31774 ; Chas. M.
Jelleff and Wilson Terry, New York. 20577

Hubby's away; farce comedy in 1 act, by L.
(./lemens. 26 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 4, 1915 ; D : 40572 ; Le Roy Clem-
ens, Wellesley Hills, Mass. 20578

Hubby's bluff; comedy skit in fifteen minutes,
b;v Mr. and INIrs. F. Lavarjiie. 18 p. 8°. Ms.
© Ic. Jan. 19, 1910; D: 20005; Mr. and
Mr.s. Frank Lavarnie, New Y'ork. 20579
Hubby's dream; or, Songs my mother sang,
musical comedietta in 1 act, by Olive West.
9 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 4, 1910; D: 17859; A. W. F.
MacCollin, New York. 20580

Hubby's surprise; a twenty minute sketch, by
M. J. Bennett.

© Marian Jeffersonia Bennett, Detroit ; D :
6847, June 19, 1905. 20581

Huberstein; or. The rose of the Black Forest,
a ronuintic drama in 5 a<-ts, by (i. Kruiniiiller,

.n:

© George Kronmiller, ji*., Baltinuu-e; 1871 :
. 9014, Sept. 27. 20582

Hubert Lee; comedy in 3 acts, by K. Fax. 73 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 1, 1910; D: 21461; Keul)on Fax,
Toronto, Canada. 20583

Hubert of Gloucester; a romantic play in 4 acts,

by Stuart Maclean. 60 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Adelaide Ziegler, Atlanta ; D : 3439, May

13, 1903; 2c. May 13, 1903. 20584

Huckins' run; a 1 act rural plavlet, bv B.
Walsh and F. E. Lynch. 16 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Billy Walsh and Frank E. Lynch, New
York; D: 10925, July 8, 1907; 2c. .July 8,
1907. 20585

Huckster (The); comedy in 1 act, by R. P.
Janette. 5 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 19, 1910; D: 22803; Robert P.
-Lanette and Don Ramsay, Boston. 20586

Hudson home; a comedy, by R. C. Talbott.

© Robert C. Talbott, Paris, Ky. ; 1895:
23662, Apr. 29. 20587

Kahnerhof (Der); kom6die, von Friedrich
Neubauer. Berlin, S. Fischer, verlag, 1913.
65 p. 12°.

© Ic. Feb. 21, 1914; D: 36118; S. Fischer,
verlag, Berlin. 20587a

cine komodie in 3 akten, von Friedrich

Neubauer. Berlin, S. Fischer verlag, 1914.
67 p. 12°.

© Nov. 28, 1914; Ic. Sept. 26, 1914; D:
38.331; S. Fischer verlag, Berlin. 20587b

Huelga de senoras; chirigota, casi historica, en
un prologo y 4 cuadros, original de Juan J.
Lorente y T. Aznar, niCisica del maestro Ma-
nuel Penella. Madrid [Sociedad de autores
espanoles] 1911. 33, [4] p. 12°. [Libretto
only]

© May 26, 1911; 2c. May 27, 1911; D:
24326; J. Jose Lorente y Tomas Aznar, Mad-
rid. 20588
Huespedes tranquilos; sainete lirico en 1 acto
y en prosa, original de J. G. Renovales y F.
<}'. Pacheco, musica del maestro Contreras.
Madrid [Sociedad de autores espanoles] 1914.
35 p. 12°, [Libretto only]

© Sept. 17, 1014; Ic. Sept. 21, 1914; D:
38192; Juan G. Renovales y Francisco G*.
Pacheco, Madrid. 20588a

1016

20588

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES.

30607

Hiiter (Der) der schwelle; scliwaiik in 1 ukt,
von Johann de Ruyter. Berlin, Vertriebs-
stelle des Verbandes deufcscher biihnensclirift-
stollcr, g. m. b. h., 1914. 26 p. 12°.

© Ic. Apr. 3, 1914 ; D : 36600 ; Vertriebsstelle
des Verbandes deutsclier biihnenscbriftsteller,
Berlin. 20588b

seelenvorgange in scenisclien bildern, von

Rndolf Steiuer. 2. ansg. Berlin, Philoso-
pliisfh-theosophiseher verlag, 1912. vii, 101,
[11 p. S\

© Aug. 20, 1912; Ic May 9, 1914; A— For-
eign 10223; Philosopbisch-theosophischer ver-
lag, Berlin. 20588c

Hug' me, Honeycrust; a trifle in 1 act, adapted
and remodelled from the E'rench of Jjabiclie,
by H. H. lioech.

© Harrv Harewood Leech, New York ;
1873:1337, "Feb. 10. 20589

Hugh Buancompagno; a play in 4 acts, founded
upon incidents in the histoi'y of I'alernio, A.
D. 1560, by Chas. Nevins. 74 p. 4°. Type-
■\vritten.

© Emma T. Nevins, New York; 1885:
24070, Nov. 17 ; 2c. Nov. 23. 20590

Hugh Manity; play in 1 act, by E. Eliscu. 18
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 22, 1915; D: 41294; Edward
Eliscu, New York. 20590a

Hugo, an Italian romance; prologue and 3 acts,
an entirely original emotional play, by W.
Elliott Barnes. 75 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Elsie J. H. Mason, Chicago ; 1885 : 9645.
Apr. 27; 2c. Apr. 27. 20591

Hugo, the Koman fighter; by N. Levy. Ms.
© Nathan Levy, Los Angeles ; 1895 : 14252.
Mar. 11; 2c. Mar. 14. 20592

Hula-hula; a burlesque opera in 2 acts, by
C. E. Fillet and E. B. Moore.

© C. Edmimd Fillet and Edwin B. Moore,
United States; 1880:1300, Jan. 22. 20593

Hulda; or. The prophecy, a drama in 2 acts,
by S. B. Alexander.

© Sigmund B. Alexander, Boston; 1883:
11623, J^une 25. • 20594

a romantic draina in 4 acts, by Sig-

Huldah's parin' bee; an entertainment repre-
senting the old time customs of New England,
by Adelaide H. Wyeth. Chicago and New
Yoi-k. The Dramatic publisliing company, 1908.
28 p. 12°.

© Dramatic pub. cc, Chicago ; D : 14215,
Nov. 5, 1908 ; 2c. Nov. 5, 1908. 20597

Hullaboloo (A); dramatic composition in 3 acts,
by S. Drumb. 81 p. 4°, Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 5, 1912; D: 31213; Samuel
Drumb, Bandon, Or. 20598

play in 3 acts, by S. Drumb. 78 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 30, 1915; D: 40797; Samuel
Drumb, Bandon, Or. 20598a

Huloa; a contemporary comedy drama of Ha-
waiian and American life in 4 acts, by P.

Kider.

© Fremont Rider, Nyack, N. Y. ; D : 14721,
Jan. 2, 1909. 20599

Human (The) battery; comedy in 3 acts, by V.
Hall. 100 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 24, 1911 ; D : 23186 ; Violette Hall,
Catskill, N. Y. 20600

Hitman (The) call; sketch in 1 act, by J. B.
Poster. [1], 17 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 18, 1913; D: 33837; Julia B.
Poster, Berkeley, Cal. 20601

Human (The) chain; play in 4 acts, by Charles
Goddard. 17 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 6, 1915 ; D : 41164 ; Star co.. New
York. 20601a

Human game; 4 act drama, by E. R. Kenney.

© Eugene R. Kenney, New York; D: 16160,
June 25, 1909. 20602

Human hearts; a tragedy in 3 acts, by G.
Knittle.

© Gus. Knittle, Chicago ; 1885 : 5761, Mar. 9.

20603

or, Logan's luck, by H. Reid [i. e. James

nnmd B. Alexander. 34 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© S. B. Alexander, Boston; 1887:85, Jan.
3; Ic. Jan. 3. 20595

Huldah; or, A woman's wit, by Harry Mark-
ham. Typewritten.

© R. W. Marks, Ferth, Ontario, Canada;
1900 A : 30964, Dec. 22 ; 2c. Dec. 22. 20596

Hal leek Reid]

© H. C. Miner and Hal. Reid, New York;
1895 : 37615, July 20. 20604

Human insects. Sec Zigzags.

Human (The) market; drama in 4 acts, by J.
.Tensen. [2], 45 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 6, 1912; D: 29587; J. Jensen,
Chicago. 20605
Same. 89 p. 12°. Printed.

© June 18, 1912; 2c. July 11, 1912; D:
30227 ; J. Jensen, Chicago. 20606

Human nature; an American comedy in 5 acts,
1\V C. G. Harger, jr.

© C. G. Harger, jr.. Canton, O. ; 1881 : 1197,
Jan. 20. 20607

1017

20608

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

20625

Human nature — Continued.

a (Irnnia of men and women, a melodrama

in 5 acts, by W. H. Post.
© Willmarth H. Tost, New York; D:732,

Aug. S, 1901. 20608

a drama of the present day in 4 acts and

9 scenes, by W. (Jill and Robert Fraser.

© William Gill, New York; 1895:2537.5,
May 8. 20609

an Irish comedy sketch, by Robert I.ee-

land. 6 p. f. Typewritten.

© Lawrence Haggarty, Detroit ; D : 8261 ,
Apr. 2, 1906; 2c. Apr. 2, 1906. 20610

— a play, by J. A. Stevens.

© ,Tohn A. Stevens, New York ; 1885 : 677,
.Tan. 9. 20611

play in 1 act and 2 scenes, by A. .T. Kilty

and H. D. Obernauor. 5 p. f°. Ms.

© Ic. ]\Iay 23, 1912; D: 29756; A. .1. Kilty
and H. D. Obernauer, McKees Rocks, Pa.

20612

-or. The traduced wife, English domestic

drama in 4 acts, by H. F. Downing. London,
Francis Griffiths [1913] 75 p. 12°.

© Nov. 10, 1913; 2c. Dec. 30, 1913; D:
35851; Henry Francis Downing and Francis
Griffiths, London. 20612a

or. The way of the world, drama in 3

acts, by F. Dnmont.

© Frank Dumont, New York; 1882:741,
Jan. 16. 20613

— See also My Hebrew friend.

Human (The) race; an American comedy drama
in 4 acts, by G. Barr.

© George Barr, Buffalo ; 1894 : 59208, Dec.
19. 20614

Human (A) slave; 4 act comedy melodrama, by
W. L. Roberts. 115 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Wm. L. Roberts, Chicago ; D : 1942, May
28, 1902; 2c. Apr. 22, 1903. 20615

Human soul; or. The mysterious spell of
science, playlet based upon advanced ])hysics
and chemistry, by J. A. Schwenk. 9 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 15, 1910; D: 17943; J. A.
Schwenk, Williamsport, Pa. 20616

Human (A) target; drama in 1 act, by Charles
Goddard. 2 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 22, 1914; D: 38000; Star co.,
New York. 20616a

Human (The) vampire; by T^ C. Chambers.
74 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Lee Cecil Chambers. St. Louis; D : 3.579,
June 12, 1903; 2c. June 12, 1903. 20617

Human (The) vampire — Continued.

drama of today in 3 acts, by F. Cantello,

[31, 68 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 24, 1913; D: 32757; Frank Can-
tello, lios Angeles. 20618

Human (The) whirlpool; psychic drama in 4

acts, by C Hawkes. .53 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 8, 1913; D:32G16; Clarence

■ Hawkes, Hadley, Mass. 20619

Humane hair shop. See Ye humane hair
shop.

Hurnanitaet; festspiel, arr. imd geleitet von I.
Mueller-Morss. [11, 11 p. f°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Nov. 2, 1914 ; D : 38777 ; Irma Muel-
ler-Morss, Chicago. 20619a

Humanity; by Arthur Gillespie and J. M.
Reilly. (In Will Rossiter's vaudeville
prompter, no. 4)

© Will Rossiter, Chicago; D : 4072, Oct.
5, 1903; 2c. Oct. 5, 1903. 20620

— — -a drama in 5 acts, by W. A. Brady. 67 p.
f°. Typewritten.

© W. A. Brady, New York; 1894:. 51447,
Nov. 3; 2c. Jan. 4, 1895. 20621

a drama in 3 acts, by R. A. Kasper and

J. A. Dwan. 44 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Robert A. Kasper and Joseph A. Dwan,
Evanston, 111.; D : 15558, Apr. 7, 1909; 2c.
Apr. 7, 1909. 20622

• a melodrama in 5 acts, by Sutton Vane, J.

R. Grismer and W. A. Brady.

© J. R. Grismer and Wm. A. Brady. New
York ; 1895 : 1597, Jan. 4. 20623

play in 1 act, by H. K. Duffey and Anna

Nichols. [1], 8 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 1, 1913; D:3290G; Henry K.
Duffev and J. Anna Nichols, Brooklyn.

20624

or. 'Only a Jew, 1 act, by M. Bayly. 36 p.

4°. Ms.

© Ic. Dec. 5, 1910; D: 22793; Monte Bayly,
New York. 20625

See also Pathfinder (The)

Humanity and politics. See Ambassador's
(The) daughter.

Humanity's express; play in 1 act, by W. A.
Rafferty. [2] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jidy IS, 1914; D: 37620; William
Aloysius Rafferty, San Francisco. 20625a

Humanlike; play in 3 acts, by J. H. Lawson,
based on the l^frs. Polly stories by James Op-
penheim. 124 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 9, 1915; D: 41948; John Howard
Lawson, New York. 20625b

1018

20626

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

20646

Humble (An) apothecary; i> dramn in 3 acts,
by J. Fell.

© Joseph Feil, Cleveland; D : 10382, Apr.
19, 1907. 20626

Humble pie; comedy in 1 act, by W. D. Emer-
son. Chicago, The Dramatic publishing cc,
1910. 18 p. 4°.

© Dec. 29, 1910 ; 2c. Jan. 3, 1911 ; D : 22981 ;
Dramatic pnb. co., Chicago. 20627

Humbug'; an original farcical comedy in 4 acts,
l)y F. Marsden (W. A. Sliver) 52 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Fred Marsden, New York; 1875:6387.
June 17 ; 2c. Dec. 31, 1884. 20628

Same. 94 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© William C. Andrews, Paterson ; in re-
newal for 14 vears from Juno 17, 1903; D:
3464, May 21, 1903; 2c. June 16, 1903. 20629

play in 1 act, by P. B. Sipe. [2], 14 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 29, 1914; D: 38308; Paul P..
Sipe, Pittsburgh. 20629a

Humbug's (The); by H. L. Meader.

© Herman Lee Meader, New York ; D :
10765, June 13, 1907. 20630

a musical comedy in 2 acts, book and lyrics

by J. Smith and F. A. Wilcox, music by F. R.
Rix.

© F. A. Wilcox and Joseph Smitb, United
States; D:(>477, Apr. 8, 1905. 20631

Humility; a comedy in 4 acts, by J. P. Voor-
hees.

© James Paxton Voorhees, Washington :
1895 : 63807, Dec. 16. 20632

Humming'-bird (The) — Continued,

in 1 act, by B. A. Dwyer.

© Bessie Agnes Dwyer, Washington ; 1900
A : 28295, Nov. 16. 20637

a musical comedy in 3 acts, by F. Williams

a play in 3 acts, by J. P. Voorhees.

© James Paxton Voorhees, W^ashington ;
1890 : 40642, Dec. 22. 20633

Hummeln (Die); ein miirchentraum im deut-
sclien waltle, in wort und ton fiir die biihue
in 3 aufziis?Pn, von R. Zwintscher. Leipzig,
Verlag von Carl Rlersebur'ger, 1911. 55 p.
16°.

© Nov. 13, 1911; 2c. Mar. 1, 1912; D:
28898; Rudolf Zwintscher, Laubegast. Ger-
many. 20634

Hummer (The); a farce comedy in 3 acts, by
W. Chasemore. 11 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© AVilfred Chasemore. New York; 1890:
33111, Oct. 24 ; Ic. Oct. 24. 20635

Humming-bird (The); a comedy, by Olive
Logan.

© W^rt Sikes, United States; 1878:2242,
Feb. 21. 20636

and G. L. Stout.

© Fred Williams and G. L. Stout, New
York; 1888:2307, Jan. 20. 20638

Humor (The) of the court room; or, Jones
versus Johnson, a lawful comedy, by P.
Lindsley, with illustrations by Prescott Too-
mey. Dallas. Tex., John F. Worley & co.,
1899. 70 p. illus. 12°.

© Philip Lindsley, Dallas; 1897:66375,
Nov. 29; 2c. Nov. 29. 20639

Humor the ladies; comedy in 4 acts, by S. J.
Gilman and J. F. Ballard. [165] p. 4°.
Type^^ritten.

© Ic. July 28, 1913; D: 33917; Stephen
J. Gilman, Everett, Mass., and John Fred-
erick Ballard, Cambridge, Mass. 20640

Humorous monologues and dramatic scenes;
by Belle Marshall Locke and others. Boston,
W\ H. Baker & co., 1908. 101 p. 12°.

© W^alter H. Baker & co., Boston; D:
11770, Nov. 19, 1907 ; 2c. Jan. 11, 1908. 20641

Humors (The) of Lady Isabel. See Ye East

Lynue.

Humour (The) of it; a comedy in 3 acts, by
Leon Brodzky. 90 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 21, 1912; D: 29103; Interna-
tional copyright bureau, ltd., London. 20642

Humours (The) of the court; comedy in 3 acts,
and other poems, by Robert Bridges. New
York, Macmillan and co. ; London, G. Bell
and sons, 1893. v, 185 p. 12°.

© Macmillan & co.. New York ; 1893 : 46501,
Oct. 17; 2c. Nov. 13, 1893. 20643

Humpty Dumpty; motion picture play, by
George Adams. [4] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 23, 1912 ; D : 28876 ; Photo drama
motion picture co., inc.. New York. 20644

Humpty Dumpty in the web. See Spider
(The) and the fly.

Humpty Dumpty out West among the In-
dians; a melodrama pantomime, by the
Adams brothers.

© Adams bros., Brooklyn ; D : 3130, Feb. 17,
1903. 20645

Eumpty Dumpty up-to-date (fin de siecle);
a grand comic spectacular burlesque extrava-
ganza pantomime, by T. Denier.

'© Tony Denier, Chicago; 1894:5708. .Tan.
23. 20646

1019

20647

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

20667

Humpty Dumpty's dreams of old and new
times; Ji comic dramatic and Tex'psichorean
pantomime, by B. Kiralfy.

© Bolossy Kiralfy, New York ; 18S7 : 1657,
Jan. 20. 20647

Humpty Dumpty's tour of the world; comic

spectacular ballet pantomime, by B. Kiralfy.

© Bolossy Kiralfy, New York; 1887:1658,

Jan. 20. 20648

a grand pantomimical-dramatic and musi-

cal spectacle, by Kiralfy brothers.

© Imre and Bolossy Kiralfy, New York;
1882 : 5968, Apr. 15. 20649

Humpty Dumpty's trip to the moon; a grand
pantomimical-dramatic and musical spectacle,
by Kiralfy brothers.

© Imre and Bolossy Kiralfy, New York;
1882 : 5967, Apr. 15. 20650

Hunchback (The); a play in 5 acts, by James
Sheridan Knowles, an entirely new acting ed..
preserving the author's text entire, ed. by
.John M. Kingdom. New York, R. M. De Witt,
1876. 69 p. 12°. ([De Witt's acting plays
no. 197])

© Robert M. De Witt, New York; 1876:
7998, July 3; 2c. July 26. 20651

Hunchback (The) of King Frederic's court;
a tragedy in 5 acts, by J. J. Allen.

© J. J. Allen, Chicago; 1889:28565, Sept.
20. 20652

Hunchback (The) of Not-er-dam. See Blue
(The) book.

Hunchback's (The) bride; or, Francesca of
Rimini, founded on the Italian story of The
house of the Malatesti, a tragedy in 6 acts,
by J. S. Macy. 52 p. f°. Typewritten.

© J. Sydney Macy, New York; D:2588,
Oct. 21, 1902; 2c. Nov. 11, 1902. 20653

Hunchback's (The) daughter; by P. X. Reilly.
Typewritten.

© Francis Xavier Reilly, Brooklyn; 1900
A : 5521, Feb. 28 ; 2c. Feb. 28. 20654

Hunchback's (The) love; a comedy drama in
4 acts, by J. C. Nugent.

© J. C. Nugent, Canal Dover, O. ; 1899:

76774, Nov. 24. 20655

Hundred dollar bill; college comedy in 3 acts,
by V. Bryant. [3], 75 p. 4°. Typewritten.
© Ic. Jan. 4, 1912 ; D : 28221 ; Vaughn Bry-
ant, Kansas City, Mo. 20656

Hundred (The) dollar whopper; comedy sketch
in 1 act, by B. Couners. 11], 16 p. 4°, Type-
written.

© Ic. Dec. 16, 1913; D: 35353; Barry* Con-
ners, Milwaukee. 20657

Hundred (A) to one shot; an original 1 act
dramatic composition, by F. J. Beaman. 16 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Fred J. Beaman, Jackson, Mich. ; D : 5982,
Dec. 23, 1904; 2c. Dec. 23, 1904. 20658

Hundred wives. See, at end of alphabet, titles
bcuinning with figures: 100 wives.

Hundred (The) yard dash; play in 1 act, by
McCree and Clark. [1], 9 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Nov. 1, 1912; D : 31293 ; McCree and
Clark, New York. 20659

Hundred (A) years ago; by Alf Hampton.
10 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Mrs. Harmon B. Whitebeck, Brooklyn;
D:8S97, July 31, 1906; 2c. Aug. 1, 1900.

20660

• See also Female (The) continentals.

Hundred (A) years hence; a fancy forecast in
4 acts, by M. Stanley Clark. 82 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ernest Mayer, London ; D : 10417, Apr.
26, 1907; 2c. Apr. 26, 1907. 20661

Hundredth bead; comedy in 1 act, by H. Hud-
son. 9 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 22, 1909; D : 17769 ; Holland
Hudson, Washington. 20662

Hundredth night of Hamlet. See, at end of
alphabet, titles beginning with figures : 100th
night of Hamlet.

Hundredth (The) trick. See Allison's lad.

Hundstage; lustspiel in 3 akten, von KorHr,
Holm. Munich, A. Langen, 1911. 208 p. 12°.

© Aug. 25, 1911; 2c. Sept. 12, 1911; D:
25197; Albert Langen, Munich. 20663

Hungarian (The) baron; comedy in 3 acts, by
M. J. Newman. [3], 52 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 14, 1911 ; D : 24926 ; M. J. New-
man, Chicago. 20684

Hunger; play in 3 acts, by B. J. Legere. [3],
84 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 26, 1913; D: 35463; Benjamin
J. Legere, Bridgeport, Conn. 20665

Hungry gods; a comedy, by C. L. Moore.

© Charles Leonard Moore, United States ;
1894 : .50702, Dec. 6. 20666

Hungry (The) heart; drama in 4 acts, by B. G.
Erdman, dramatized from the book of the
same name by D. G. Phillips. [134] p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 17. 1911; D: 23983; Blanclu- O.
Erdman, New York. 20667

1020

20668

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

20687

Hungry hunters; original, cliaracter, comedy
sketch, by William Henry Coyle. 4 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 21, 1909; D: 17054; Muffs &
Pearl, Philadelphia. 20668

Hungry (The) laborer; comedy in 1 act, by
F. Pons y Pou. tr. by Augustus Cavassa.

© Francisca Pons y Pou, New York ; 1881 :
6589, Apr. 28. 20669

Hungry suffragette; vaudeville sketch for two
persons, by J. M. Loughboi'ough. 10 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 16, 1909 ; D : 17403 ; J. M. Lough-
borough, New York. 20670

Hunkers' Corners; an entertainment in 3
scenes, by Adelaide H. Wyeth. Chicago and
New York, The Dramatic publishing company,
1908. 38 p. 12°.

© Dramatic pub. co., Chicago ; D : 14216,
Nov. 5, 1908 ; 2c. Nov. 5, 1908. 20671

Hunker's P. C; a farce in 1 act, by C. J. H.
Hurd. Cleveland, Sayers & Goldsmith [1900]
44 p. 8°.

© Clara .T. H. Hurd. Cleveland; 1900; A:
1.5150, June 18 ; 2c. Sept. 1. 20672

Hunks of Dan's Mt. ; an American drama in 4
acts, by Ilidge V/aller [psend. of C. R. Dim-
mitt]

© Charles Ridgely Dimmitt, Baltimore ;
1SS5 : 12759, June 9. 20673

Hunk's wedding day; an Ethiopian burlesque
in 1 scene. New York, Hapi)y hours company
[1874] 8 p. 12°. ([Ethiopian drama no.
78])

© Happv hours co.. New York ; 1874 : 1221G.
Sept. 28; 2c. Oct. 17. 20674

Hunt (The) ball; phiy in 4 acts, by A. Kennedy.

© Alfred Kennedy, New York ; 1894 : 49799,

Oct. 25. 20675

Hunt (A) for a husband. ^Sc<: Widow Bedott.

Hunt (A) for a title. See American (An)
countess.

Hunt (A) for an heiress; a comedy in 3 acts,
by M. B. Nash. Cincinnati, 1882.

© Marv Belle Nash, United States; 1882:
.5914, Apr. 14. 20676

Plunt (The) for antiques. See Box of per-
fectos.

Hunt (The) for happiness; in 4 acts, drama-
tized from tlie novel of A. V. Chartres, by C.
Heverin. 172 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Cator Heverin. East Orange, N. J. ; D :
1453, Feb. 15, 1902 ; 2c. Feb. 15, 1902. 20677

Hunt (The) for happiness — Continued.
— in 3 acts, by B. G. Erdman. [92] p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. June 21, 1911 ; D : 24530 ; Blanche G.
Erdman, New York. 20678

Hunted; playlet with a punch in 1 act, by P.
Dunning. 16 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 5, 1915 ; D : 40272 ; Philip Dun-
ning, New York. 20678a

Hunted and hounded; crook-ed drama in 1 act,
by E. Rosenthal. 21 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 8, 1915 ; D : 39614 ; Ethel Rosen-
thal, San Francisco. 20678b

Hunted by a woman; by C. A. Taylor.

© Charles A. Taylor, Mt. Vernon, N. Y. ;
D : 5816, Nov. 23, 1904. 20679

Hunted down; a comedy drama in 4 acts, by
A. H. Woodhull.

© Aaron H. Woodhull, New York; 1887:
817, Jan. 11. 20680

or, Gold, mask, revenge, a drama in 4

acts, by .T. M. Miller. Shenandoah, Pa., J. K.
Boyer & J. B. Scheuhiug, 1887. 41 p. 16°.

© .Joseph M. Miller, Shenandoah, Pa.;
1887 : 21750, Aug. 25 ; 2c. Sept. 1. 20681

See also Haunted by a shadow.

Hunted to death; or. The pony express, a
drama of early frontier life in 5 acts, by H.
Simon.

© Henry Simon, New York; 1886:18875,
Aug. 20. 20682

Hunter (The) and the game warden; dramatic
sketch, by H. J. Burns. 30 p. f°. Ms.

© Ic. Sept. 1, 1911 ; D : 25128 ; H. J. Burns.
St. Louis. 20683

Hunter's game; a musical comedietta, by C. E.
Royal.

© Charles E. Royal, Tacoiiu! ; D : 4940, Apr.
25. 1904. 20684

Hvmters of American heiresses; comedy in 4

acts, by Saint Aubin [pseud, of A. A. Corbett]

© Adolph St. Aubin, New York; 1896:

24767, Apr. 21. 20685

Hunter's (The) protege. See Green (The)
Mountain ranger.

Hunter's (The) story; a drama in 1 act, by
A. A. Augustus.

© Albert A. Augustus, Chicago ; 1888 : 6099,
Feb. 27. 20686

Huntin' for Hawkins; a farce comedy in 3 acts,
by G. F. Steely.

© Guy F. Steely, Chicago ; 1899 : 15159,
Feb. 25. 20687

See also Hunting for Hawkins.

1021

20683

DKAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

20705

Hunting a detective; a dramatic composition,
by Bernard Kliug. 11 p. f°. Typewritten.
© Cliarles Ruppel, New Yorli ; D : 4494.
Jan. 9, 1904; 2c. Jan. 9, 1904.

20688

Hunting an heiress. Sec Gilded (A) brick.

Hunting big game; comedy in 3 acts, by B. J.
Hakoun. [149] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 17, 1912; D: 29406; Benjamin
J. Halvoun, New York. 20689

Hunting for an apartment; a monologue, by

M. I. Fisk. {In Harper's magazine, v. 107)

© May Isabel Fisk, New York; D : 3S47,

Aug. 19, 1903; 2c. Aug. 22, 1903. 20690

See also Monologues.

Hunting for de 'possum an' de coon; a negro
comedy in 1 act and 2 scenes, by S. T. Sutor.
Lyncliburg, Va., The Lynn printing co., 1894.
[7] p. 12°.

© Sam T. Sutor, Lynchburg, Va. ; 1S8S :
29677, Oct. 19; 2c. July 24, 1894. 20691

Hunting for Hapgood; a farce in 1 act, by
Frank H. Shepard. Boston, W. H. Baker &
CO., 1906. 18 p. 12°. (On cover: Baker's
ed. of plays)

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston; D:
9043. Sept. 6, 1906; 2c. Nov. 6, 1906. 20692

Hunting for Hawkins; farce-comedy in 3 acts,
by (x. F. Steely. Typewritten.

© Guy F. Steely, Chicago; 1899:72195.
Nov. 4; 2c. Nov. 4. 20693

See also Huntin' for Hawkins.

Hunting for Hooligan; a farce comedy in 3
acts, by C. E. Royal and A. Beeson.

© Chai'les E. Roval and Alvin Beeson, T:i-
coma ; D : 1783, Apr. 23, 1902. 20694

Hunting (The) of the Snark; a play, by Mar-
shnli Pinckney [pseud, of M. P. W. Locke]
Indianapolis, Andrews & Moore, 1883. 2 p. 1.,
108 p. 12°.

© Marshall P. W. Locke, Indianapolis;
1882:22347, Dec. 28; 2c. July 28, 1883.
[Note: Title on the copies received is — Hunt-
ing of the Snark; or. The professor's dream]

20695

or. The professor's dream, in ii prologu<»

and 5 acts, by Mai'shall Pincknev [pseud, of
M. P. W. Locke]

(c) Marshall P. W. Locke, Indianapolis;
1883:18116, Oct. 3; 2c. Oct. 3. 20696

Hunting the slippers; or, Painless dentistry,
a farce in 1 scene, by Martin Beclier. Ne\v
York, Ii. M. De Wilt, 187.^). 14 p. 12°. ([De
Witt's acting plays, no. 190] )

© Robert M. De Witt. New York; 1876:
8906, July 31 ; 2c. Dec. 28. 20697

Hunting the wren. See Droleen.

Hunting (The) tour; a musical comedy in 2
acts, by S. Wertheim.

© S. AVertheim, Fremont, O. ; 1883 : 15238,
Aug. 17; 2c. Aug. 31. 20698

Huon of Gwyenne; or. The knight of the
golden horn, a spectacular drama in 5 acts,
by L. V. Ohapin.

© L. V. Chapin, Chicago ; 1888 : 5442, Feb.
20. 20699

Hurdy-gurdy (The) girl; musical comedy in 3
acts, by Richard Carle. 112 p. 4°. Type-
written. [Libretto only]

© M. Witmark & sons. New York; D:
10692, June 3, 1907 ; 2c. June 1, 1907. 20700

Hurley hurley.

© Joseph M. Weber and Lewis M. Fields,
New York ; 1898 : 52883, Sept. 9. 20701

Huron (The) queen. See Huronne (La)

Huron (El) y Felipe Segundo; entremeses
liricos de C. Arniches y E. Garcia Alvarez,
musica del maestro Torregrosa. Madrid
[Sociedad de autores espanoles] 1908. 45 p.
12°. [Librettos only]

© Carlos Arniches y Enrique Garcia Al-
varez, Madrid; D : 13795, Sept. 14, 1908; 2c.
Sept. 14, 1908. 20702

Huronne (La); or, The Huron queen, a play
in 3 acts, by Leopold Stapleaux and Armand
d'Artois, tr. and adapted by the Franco-
American agency for dramatic literature, ltd.

© Frangois Mons and Louis Nathal, New
York ; 1886 : 7090. Mar. 26. 20703

Hurricane (The); play in 1 act, by G. Atherton.
founded on her novel. Prologue. [18] p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 25, 1914; D: 38317; Gertrude
Atherton, New York. 20703a

• foinided upon her story of Pro-

logu(> contained in The bell in the fog. [2],
14 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 9, 1914; I) : 38792; Gertrude
Atherton, New York. 20703b

^play in 3 acts, by H. A. Littlclale. 12], 11.T

p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 9, 1914; D : 38449 ; Harold AvI-
nier Littl'Mlale, New York. 207d3c

Hurricanes; a comic drama in ;*> acts, by P..
Hov.ard.

© P.i-onson Howard, United Stales; 1878:
6274, May 24. 20704

Hurroo; or, The Irish tenement, a musical
dialect sketch, by R. M. Carroll.

© R. M. Carroll, TTnlted States; 1873:
11910, Oct. 17. 20705

1022

20706

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

20723

Hurry (A) call marriage; a comedy in 1 act,
by A. E. Ives and J. Newton Humes. 19 p.
8°. Typewritten.

© Alice E. Ives and John Newton Humes.
Brooklvn; D:2952, Jan. 19, 1903; 2c. Jan.
11, 1904. 20706

Hurry, hurry, hurry; farce comedy of today in
3 acts, by L. Arnold. 67 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Oct. 4, 1915 ; D : 41904 ; Le Roy Ar-
nold, Minneaoolis. 20706a

Hurry up lunch.; comedy dialogue for two
characters, by Perrine Lambert. 13 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© James H. Lambert, jr., Philadelphia ; D :
10319, Apr. 11, 1907 ; 2c. Apr. 30, 1907. 20707

Hurt (The) that heals; play in 3 acts, by G.
A. Thompson. 93 p. 4°. Typewritten.

■© Ic. July 5, 1913 ; D : 33720 ; Grace Allen
Thompson, Fairhaven, IMass. 20708

Hurtig- & Seamen's first prize beauties; by J.
Hurtig.

© Jules Hurtle, New York: 1898:4.5007,
July 28. 20709

Husar (Der); komische oper in 2 acten, nach
einera Scrilie'schen stoffe, von Victor Leon
miisik von Ignaz Briill, op. 79. Leipzig, J.
Weinberger, 1897.

© Josef ^Veinberger, Leipzig ; 1897 : 59475,
Oct. 20; 2c. Nov. 13. 20710

Kusarenfieber; lustspiel in 4 akten, von Gus-
tav Kadelburg und Richard Skowronnek.
Berlin [F. Bloch, erben] 190G. 130 p. 8°.

© Felix Bloch, erben, Berlin; D:9G79, Dec.
21, 1906 : 2c. Dec. 21. 1906. 20711

Husareng'eneral (Der); operetta in 3 akten, vcm
K. Elherg, Oskar Friednianu und Fritz
Lunzer. nuisik von C. M. Ziehrer. Regie- und
soufflierbuch. Leipzig, [etc.] AV. Karczag,
New York, Karczag pub. co., 1913. 35 p. 4°.

© Ic. Apr. 23, 1914 ; D : 36807 ; W. Karczag,
Vienna. 20711a

— • Same. Text der gesiinge. 24 p. 12°.

.© Ic. Apr. 23, 1914; D : 36797 ; W. Kar^i-zag,
Leipzig. 20711b

Husares de la princesa; zarzuela c6mica en 1
acto, dividido en 4 cuadros, en prosa, original
de Leopoldo Garcia Cotta y Joaquin Garcia
Tieon,, miislca del maestro Eduardo Fuentes.
Madrid [Sociedad de autores espanoles] 1915.
48 p. 12°. [Libretto only]

© Aug. 30, 1915 ; Ic. Sept. 1, 1915 ; D : 41644 ;
Garcia Cotta y Garcia Leon, Madrid. 20711c

Husband (The); drama in 4 acts, by N. Breiter.
[2], 102 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 27, 1911; D: 28108; Nathan
Breiter, New York. 20712

Husband (The) — Continued.

an original one man comedy drama in 1

scene, by H. S. Sheldon. 11 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. July 14, 1909 ; D : 16237 ; Harry So-
phus Sheldon, Chicago. 20713

— — a society play in 4 acts, by E. Williams.
New Orleans, Theo. A. Ray, 1898. 1 p. 1., 89
p. 16°.

© Espy W. H. Williams, New Orleans;
1898 : 39641, June 30 ; 2c. .July 7. 20714

and The forbidden guest^s; two plays, by

J. Corbin. Boston and New York, Houghton,
Mifflin company, 1910. xxxiii, 271 p. 12°.

© Nov. .5, 1910; 2c. Nov. 11, 1910; D:
22.531 ; John Corbin, New York. 20715

Hustand (A), a wife and a friend; a drama in
3 acts, by Harry Sophus Sheldon. [132] p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 26, 1909 ; D : 16635 ; Martin and
Emery, Chicago. 20716

Husband and judge (Le justicier); a drama in

5 acts, by Jules de Marthold.

© FrauQois Mons and Louis Nathal, New
York ; 1886 : 19918, Sept. 3. 20717

Husband and lover; a dramatization in 4 acts,
by L. B. Parker.

© Lottie Blair Parker, Thomaston, N. Y. ;
1893 : 58022, Dec. 29. 20718

Husband (The) hunters; an American musical

comedy in 2 acts, by S. M. Brenner.

. © S. M. Brenner, Baltimore ; D : 15830,
May 5, 1909. 20719

Hvisband (A) in clover; comedy for 1 male and
1 female, by 11. C. Merivale, text and stage
Imsiness ed. and rev. by Pauline Phelps and
Marion SlK)rt. New York, E. S. Werner & co.,
1906. 17 p. 12°. (On cover: Werner ed.)

© Edgar S. Werner, New York; D:9480,
Nov. 12, 1906 ; 2c. Nov. 26, 1900. 20720

Husband (The) of a celebrity; a drama
adapted and tr. from the Russian of Prince
Alexander I. Sumbatoff, by I. F. Hapgood.

© Isabel Florence Hapgood, New York ;
D: 13654, Aug. 26. 1908. 20721

Husband of a suffragette; vaudeville sketch,

by N. Marshall. 7 }). 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 3, 1910; D: 20101; Nancy Mar-
shall, Kansas City, Mo. 20722

Husband (The) of his widow; little comedy in
1 act, tr. from the Spanish of .Tacinto Bena-
vente, by J. A. Herman. [2], 31 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Feb. 2, 1912; D : 28.524 ; .Tohn Arm-
strong Herman, Harrisburg, Pa. 20723

1023

20724

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

20741

Husband (The) of Kate; by E. I. Joy.

© Elizabeth Ina Joy, St. Louis ; D : 14469,
Dec. 7, 190S. 20724

Husband (The) of one wife; comedy-drama in
3 acts, by Ancella Hunter [i. e. B. A. Hunter]
143 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 21, 1910 ; D : 228S2 ; Bertha An-
cella Hunter, Los Angeles. 20725

Husband (The) of the wife; farce, by C. M.
Waage. 13 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 13, 1915 ; D : 41486 ; Josephine
Bastian, San Francisco. 20725a

Husband or lover; a dramatization in 4 acts,
by L. B. Parker.

© Lottie Blair Parker, Thomaston, N. Y. ;
1893 : 58023, Dec. 29. 20726

Husband (The) proposition; monologue, by E.
Hopkins. 17 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 14, 1915; D: 39439; Edwiu Hop-
kins, New York. 20726a

Husband (A) to order; a bit of foolishness in
1 act, by C. W. Tackenberg. 7 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Chas. W. Tackenberg, CUncinnati ; D :
5341, July 25, 1904 ; 2c. July 25, 1904. 20727

Husband (A) wanted; comedy playlet, by Blos-
ser Jennings and H. Holman. 11 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 7, 1915; D : 40355 ; Harry Hol-
man, New York. 20727a

Husbandless (A) wife; by J. C. Morris, 12 p.
f". Typewritten.

© Joseph Charles Morris, Put-in-Bay, O. ;
D : 5391, Aug. 8, 1904 ; 2c. Aug. 8, 1904. 20728

Husbands by purchase; a society play in 5 acts,
by S. O. de Soissons.

© S. C. de Soissons, Cambridge, Mass. ;
1896:68222, Dec. 14. 20729

Husband's (A) error; drama in 5 acts, by Mrs.
F. Broaker.

© Mrs. Frank Broaker, New York; 1896:
57848, Oct. 21. 20730

Husband's (A) honor; a romantic drama in 2
acts, ])y H. Hall.

© Howard Hall, Decatur, Mich.; 1897:
40039, July 9. 20731

Husband's (A) infatuation. Sec Supper at
Sherry's.

Husband's (The) jealousy. S(>e Estranged.

Husbands made to order; a play in 1 act, by
J. A. Gulden. 8 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Joseph A. Golden, New York ; D : 12900,
May 5, 1908; 2c. May 5, 1908. 20732

Husbands of mine: 4 act comedv of multi-
matrimony, by W. A. Curtis. [112] p. 4°.
Tyjiewritten.

© Ic. May 16, 1912 ; D : 29691 ; William Al-
bert Curtis, Oakland, Cal. 20733

Husbands on approval; comedy in 3 acts, by
W. M. Kliitt. Boston, Walter H. Baker & co.,
1914. 197 p. 12°.

© Oct. 29, 1913 ; 2c. Oct. 30, 1913 ; D : 35558 ;
William M. Blatt, Boston. 20734

Husband's (A) reflection; play in 1 act, by
B. Q. Meyer. 22 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 30, 1915; D: 39546; Blakoman
Q. Meyer, New York. 20734a

Husband's (A) rights; comedy-drama in 1 act
by H. Adler and Meyer Schwartz. 20 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Hyman Adler, New York; D : 12607.
Mar. 13, 1908; 2c. Mar. 13, 1908. 20735

Husband's (A) sacrifice. See St. Marc.

Husbands to burn; a farce comedy in 3 acts.

© Pliilip B. Hunt, Minneapolis; 1899:
69733, Oct. 26. 20736

Hush-money; drama in 4 acts, by C. Kinkead.
[121] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 2, 1914; D : 38037 ; Cloves Kin-
kead, Louisville. 20736a

original comedy drama in 2 scenes, by E.

De Forrest. 18 p. 8°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 14, 1915; D: 41988; Edward Do
Forrest, New York. 20736b

play in 3 acts, by E. E. Kidder. [108] p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 28, 1911 ; D : 23501 ; Edward E.
Kidder, New York. 20737

Kusking-bee (The); a comedy in 2 shrieks and
a yell, by M. Drew and Edgar Selden.

© Maurice Drew and E. Selden, Uiiilcd
Slates; 1884:22620, Nov. IL 20738

— a drama, by C. L. Thompson.

© Clara Louise Thompson, Minneapolis ;
1898 : 45613, Aug. 1. 20739

— dramatic composition in 1 act, by Evange-
line Campbell. Haverhill, Mass., Frank P.
Stiles, 1910. 12 p. 8°.

© Apr. 1, 1910; 2c. Apr. 5, 1910; D: 20710;
Mrs. Geo. B. Holden, Haverhill, Mass. 20740

— -an original farce in 2 acts, by S. Marble.

© Scott INIarble, Chicago; 1882:21708, Dec.
24. 20741

1024

20741

COPYKIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

20760

Huss, Zilla, huss; lustspiel in 1 szene und 3
ukteu, vou lloda lioda. Berlin, Biiliuenver-
lag Aim & Simrock, g. m. b. h., 1913. 67 p.
8°.

© le. Mur. 23, 1914; D : 3G450 ; Biihueu-
verlag Aim & Simrock, g. m. b. h., Berlin.

20741a

Hustler (The); a farce comedy in 3 acts [by
T. H. Davis, W. T. Keogh and J. .J. Rosen-
tliHl] rA p. 4°. Typewritten.

© William T. Keogh, New York, Thomas
H. Davis, and J. J. Rosenthal, United States;
1890 : 1741G, May 28 ; 2c. July 28. 20742

See also Byer's library of tabloid plays.

Hustlers (The); by H. L. Lyman.

© Herbert Lucius Lyman, INIilwaukee ; D :
G1U9, Feb. 9, 1905. 20743

a farce comedy in 3 acts.

© Thomas H. Davis, William T. Keogh and

.T. J. Rosenthal, Nev/ York; 1890:18388, June

. 5. 20744

Hustling' of Hiram.

© Mrs. M. J. Goodrich, B<.st(m; D : 7G61,
Dec. 5, 1905. 20745

Huzulenliebe! dramntiches sitlenbild aus den
VValdkarpatheu, von Otto Steinbach. Leip-
zig, T. Gerstenberg [1915] S3 p. 12°.

© Oct. 14. 1915; Ic. Nov. 18, 1915; D:
4229,'!; Tlieod(»r Gerstenberg, Leipzig.

20745a

Hyacinth Halvey; ti comedy, by T>ady Gregory,
Xcw Y<vrk. Printed for John guinn, 190G.
2 p. 1., 3-51, [1] p. 12°.

© Lady Gregory, Ireland; D : 9725, Dec. IM.
190G: 2c. Dec. 31, 190G. 20746

Hydra (The). Sec Reaping the whirlwind.

Hydrophobia; or, Every dog' has his day, a
I'anical comedy in 3 acts, by F. H. Gassaw;iy.

© Frank Harrison Gass:nvi!v, California;
18SG : 8815, Apr. 13. " 20747

Hymen (The) affinity co., ltd.; farce in 1 act,
l)y J. C. Dox.

© .Julia C. Dox, Peoria, 111.; D :-,148S0,
.Tan. 23, 1909. 20748

Hynde Horn. See Ye geste of Hynde Horn.

Hypatia; dramatized in 3 acts, by G. B. de
(..Mielin and F. E. Peck.

© (Jrace B. de Quelin and Fannie F. Peck,
Mt. Vernon, N. Y. ; 1900 A: 18677, July 28.

20749

a play in 4 act», founded on Charles Kings-
ley's novel of that name, by G. Stuart Ogilvie.
Railway. N. J., The Mer.shon company, 1894.
4 p. 1., 63 p. 16°.

© W. Heinemann, London; 1894:7313, Apr.
2; 2c. Apr. 2. 20750

Hypatia — Continued.

^a play in prologue and 6 acts, dramatized

from Charles Kingsley's novel, by T. D. Bea.s-

ley. Typewritten.

© T. D. Beasley, Berkeley, Cal. ; 1900 A:
15267, June 19; 2c. July 9. 20751

a play in 3 acts, by F. E. Peck.

© Fannie E. I'eck, Mount Vernon, N. Y. ;
I > : 2045, June 25, 1902. 20752

a tragedy in 4 acts, by G. B. de Quelin

;ind \<\ E. Peck. Typewritten.

© l-'annie E. Peck and Grace B. de Quelin,
Mt. Vernon, N. Y. ; 1900 A : 7442, Mar. 21 ; 2c.
Apr.

6.

20753

Sec also Adventures of Hypatia. — Hy-
patia, the heathen.— Hypatia, the pagan,

Hypatia, the heathen; a play in 4 acts, founded
on Charles Kingsley's novel of that name, by
G. Stuart Ogilvie. Rahway, N. J., The Mer-
shon company, 1894.

© W. Heineiuann, London; 1894:7314, Apr.
2. 20754

Hypatia, the pagan; a play in 4 acts, founded
on Charles Kingsley's novel of that name, by
(i. Sluart Ogilvie.

© W. Heinemaim, London; 1894:7315, Apr.
2. 20755

Hypnotic cure; a I'arce in 1 act, by I. Alex-
ander. Typewritten.

© Israel Alexander, Boston; 1899:16370,
Mar. 2; 2c. Mar. 2. 20756

Hypnotic (The) doctor; or, The doings of Doc
tor Louder, an addition to Bert Baker's, The
man from Klondyke. by Roger Imhof [i. e.
V. R. Indiof] 4 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Fred Roger Indiof, Rock Island, 111. ; D :
4908, Apr. 20, 1904; 2c. Apr. 20, 1904.

20757

Hypnotic (The) rehearsal; comedy sketch in 1
act, by R. Cornelius Raby. 9 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Ic. May G, 1912; D : 29584 ; Milberg,

Brown & Milberg, New York.

20758

Hypnotic (An) spree; farce in 1 act, by R.
Strauss. 13 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 5, 1910 ; D : 22488 ; Robert
Strauss, New York. 20759

Hypnotic victims; or. Wanied by a vision,
sensational melodrama, by Elsie M. Mac-
Kay. 96 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© E. M. MacKay, Buffalo; D : .5022. Mav
13, 1904; 2c. July 14, 1904. 20760

Hypnotising (The) minister; dramatic compo-
sition, by D. I'. Ferguson. 68 p. f°. Ms.

© Ic. Jan. 8, 1914; D:. 85582; Dolly P.
Ferguson, Whitehall, Mich. 20760a

5379—16-

65

1025

20761

DRAMATIC COMPOSTTTONS

20781

Hyiinotisni; drama in 3 acts, )).v A. W^'ld. ii,
f)! p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. IVIuy 31, 3U10; 1>: 21209; Arthur
^^'('l(l, New Yorlj. 20761

— -a dramatic composition, ]}y Mi's. E. B.
i\ol l(>i-. Typewritten.

© Mrs. E. K. Kolier, P.altimore; 1895:
44510, Aus,'. P.l; 1e. Aug. lU. 20762

a farce in 1 act, by NewiMl Bent. Boston,

W. H. Baicer ^c co., 19(«. 8 \\ ](>

© Walter II. Balder & co., Boston; D:2918,
Jan. 28, 1903; 2c. Mar. 24, 1903. 20763

— a novelty playlet in 1 act, by J. .lex. 6 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© John Jex, Newarlj, Del.; D : 6265, Feb.
27, 1905; 2c. Feb. 20, 1905. 20764

— or. Dr. Kabala, a psycliological drama, by
A. Mongenais. Typewritten.

© Agnes Mongenais, St. Louis ; 1896 : 28021,
May 7; 2c. Sept. 12. 20765

— Sec also Heart of Africa.

Hypnotism and crime. See Dark (The) con-
tinent.

Hypnotism foiled; play in 5 acts, by E. Gold-
berg. 72 p. 4°. Tyi)ewrit1en.

© Ic. Mar. 13, 1915; I > :39979 ; lOlias Gold-
berg, Chelsea, Mass. 20765a

Hypnotist (The)

© Beatrice l.ieb, Omaha, Neb.; 1899:35484,
May 27; 2c. May 27. 20766

a comedietta in 1 act, by Eflie W. Merri-

man. Chicago, The Di-amatic pulilishing com-
pany [1901] 8 p. 12°.

© Dramatic pub. co., Chicago ; D : 1025,
Oct. 28, 1901; 2c. Oct. 28, 1901. 20767

a farce comedy in 3 acts, by Napheys and

Pitzer. 37 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© B. F. Napheys and R. C. I'itzer, Denver;
D:9230, Oct. 15, 190G; 2c. Mar. 21, 1907.

20768

— See also Hypnotiste (L')

Hypnotiste (L') (The hypnotist); a comedy-
drama, by AV. G. Harrison.

© William Greer Harrison, San Francisco;
1891:0310, Feb. IG. 20769

Hypnotized; i)l;iv in 4 acts, by A. J. Eddy.
13G p. 8°.

© Ic. Oct. 29, 1909; D: 17217; Arthur
Jerome Eddy, Chicago. 20770

Hypnotized husband; or. Dolly Smoothboy's
experiment, by M. Godfrey 1 pseud. <»f M. G.
Rives] 9 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 30, 1909: T):175f>S; Madeline
Godfrey, East Orange, N. J. 20771

Hypnotized (The) janitor; by (!. Sniilh. :*. p.
r". Typewritten.

© !c. SepL 1, 1911; D : 25205 ; ({.-in Siiiilii.
New York. 20772

Hypnotizer (The); dram.-i in 1 ads, !iy K. K.
Wilson. .'>4 p. I". Typewritten.

© Ic. IVIay 1, 1911; 1):2415(;; Kosanna

King Wilson, Tn»y, O. 20773

or. The hero of a hundred years hence,

a sensational comedy drama, by E. Dermody.

© Elmer I>ermo(lv, New York; IS'.rJ: 31717.
Aug. 1. 20774

Hypnotizing" a landlord; by Lrviii < '.. Tt'(\s.

© Dramatic pub. co., Chicago; 1899:08877,
Oct. 23; 2('. Nov. 17. 20775

Hypnotizirte (Die) braut. See Drei (Die)
brueder.

Hypochonder (Der); a comedy in 4 ads, by
G. O. Moser.

© Bnre and I'.olossv Kirnll'y, TTnilcd
Stales; 1877:1199,s, Oct. 17. 20776

Hypochondriac (The); a comedv in I n<ls. liv
M. Walsh and H. i). De ISIille".

© Marie Walsh, Brooklyn; 18SS:1(;27, .Ian.
14. 20777

Hypocrisy; a iMuiantic socidy drain;! in .'? ads
and a ])rologiie, Ir. and adai)ted from th(>
S)):inisli, by H. Tra])man and 1"]. Dillon.

© Henrv Trapman and Ed. Dillon, Mil-
waukee ; 1892 : 38528, Sept. 23. 20778

Hypocrite (The); a comedy in 5 ads, by (\ Nil-
rose.

© Charles Nilrose, New York; 1885:5.590,
Mar, G. 20779

— or. Secret foes, a drama in 4 ads, by L.
Marston.

© Lawrenc(> Marston, Chicago; 1887: 1:5178,

Mav 18.

20780

• See (iho Continental drama. — Wife for

wife.

Hypocrites (The); a play in 4 acts, by II. A.
.lones. New Yoi-k, Sanniel French ; l/ondon,
Samuel li\-ench, ltd., 1908. :; p. 1., 11-1(59 p.
I)hins. 8°. (|The plays of Henry Arthin-
.lones I )

© Heiu'v Ailhnr .Tones, Tiondon ; D: 12771,
Apr. IS, 1908; 2c. ]\Iay 19C 1908. 20781

Hypodermics; vaudeville sketch, by G. Cariien-
ter. 1 25] j). 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 12. 1914; D::;7014: Grant Car-
l)cntcr, San I'^randsco. 20781a

1026

20781

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

20793

Hysterische (Der) maim; lustspiel in 3 auf- I clasn't think of it; comedy in 4 acts, by L. R.

— - - -— - De Li.sle. [G9] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 21, 1914; D : 35729 ; Louise R.
De Lisle, New Yorlt. 20788a

ziigeii, von Oscar A. H. Scliniitz. Miinclien
und Leipzig, (ieorg Miiller verlag [1914]
322 p. 12°.

© Ic. Mav 11, 1914 ; D : 37027 ; Georg Mill- ^
ler, Miniich. , 20781b

I; an egotistical comedy in 3 acts, by J. B.
Matthews. j

© J. Braiider Matthews, New York; 1871:
0122, June 27. 20782

I am a Buffalo; a comedy drama in 3 acts, by
M. L. Kinsey. IG p. 4°. Typewritten. -

© M. L. Kinsey, Shreve, (). ; D : 621, July 1,
1901; 2c. July 1, 1901. 20783

I am a Missourian. .

© Martin L. McKean, San Francisco; D:
13333, July 13, ]908. 20784

I am engaged; a comedy in 4 acts, by E. j
Poesche.

© Enuna Poesclie, Wasliingion; 1894:

2G2r)G, M:iy 24. 20785

I am little but good; a lady serio-comic sketch, j
written and composed by \V. H. Tiingard.

© William Horace Ling:\rd, New York;
1872:8GG3, Aug. 13. 20786

I am the king; a nuisical play, by Carmoser, I,
I pseud, of O. E. Moser] 34 ]>. 4°. Type-
written. [Libretto only]

© Carlotta E. IMoser, Erie, Pa.; D : 3819,
Aug. G, 3903; 2c. Aug. 31, 190:;. 20787

I am U. tS'ce Abe Zekener.

I and U. See Abe Zekener. I

I beg your -oardon; comedy in 1 act, by J. R. ^
Selman. [12], 22 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 29, 1914 ; D : 3GSG3 ; Joseph Rob-
(>rts Selman, Jersey City. 20787a

comedy talking and singing act, by L. -^

li'leming. 12 p. 4". Typewritten. [Words
only]

© Ic. Oct. 4. 1915; D: 41895; Len Flem-
ing, Wellsboro, Pa. 20787b i

L D. E.; an episode in the life of an African
millionaire, by B. B. Rice and W. M. Cald-
well. 10 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Emmit B. Rice and William M. Caldwell,
Los Angeles ; D : 7281, Sept. 19, 1905 ; 2c. Sept. i
19, 1905. 20787c

I. (An) D. B. in South Africa. Hee Cupid
and diamonds.

I'd rather die; by H. Quester. 77 p. 8°. Type- I
written.

© Henrv Quester, Rochester, N. Y. ; D :
15187, Feb. 27, 1909; 2c. Apr. 22, 1909. 20788

1027

didn't expect it so soon; by G. X. Wilson.

© George X. Wilsim, New York; D : 13046,
May 18, 1908. 20789

died: farce in 1 act, by J. Slmonson. [2], 17
p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. IS, 1911; D: 25788; Julius
Sinionson, New York. 20790

— ■ Same. [2], 19 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. June 29, 1912; D: 30127; Julius
Slmonson, New York. 20791

dine with my mother; a monologue, by B.
Purdy. 5 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Belmont Purdy, New York; D : 3916,
Sept. 1, 1903; 2c. July 15, 1903. 20792

don't care; farce comedy in 1 act, by V. Mas-
sari. [1], 7 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 1, 1914 ; D : 37712 ; Vincent Mas-
sari, New York'. 20792a

don't say nothing; a 1 act comedy, by Philip
Singer. 12 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 2, 1914; D : 38796 ; Philip
Singer, New York. 20792b

Edward Gilbert; a business episode in 3
scenes [by Charles F. Dowd] Toledo, O., The
Guardian trust and savings bank of Toledo,
1914. 5 p. 1., 15-44 p. 16°.

© Aug. 3, 1914; 2c. Aug. 10, 1914; A:
3790S5 ; Guardian trust & savings bank of
of Toledo, Toledo, O. 20792c

egen gard. See Fri os fra det onde.

got troubles; monologue, by A. Hoffman. [1],
54 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 9, 1914; D : 35677 : Aaron Hoff-
man, New York. 20792d

had an auto; monologue, by A. Hoffman. [1 |,
11 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 19, 1914; D: 35756; Aaron Hoff-
man, New York. 20792e

have got him; or. The electric inventor, a
play in 4 acts, by .1. B. Bradley. 12 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© J. B. Bradley, Pittsburgh; 1891:36273,
Oct. 8; 2c. Oct. 8. 20793

have reaped all I sowed; play in 1 act, by
E. O. Farmer. 13 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 1.5, 1914; D : 36715 ; Ethel
Orange Farmer, Chicago. 20793a

hear you calling me; drama in 5 scenes, by
C. E. Noll. 63 p. 4'. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 10, 1915; D: 41710; Chas. E.
Noll, Reading, Pa. 20793b

20794

Dratvtatic compositions

20812

I left Ireland and mother because we were I love your wife; u jmisical ski^cli, wriltoii

poor; Irish chariu'ter souj;, words and iiuisic
l).v Olmrles It. Dockstiuler, Washiiij^tun.

© Andy Hughes, UriittMl States; 1876:
3586, Mar. 24. 20794

I like your name; fa ret' in ."{ nets ada])ted
rroin Fritz Fi'it'dniann-lt'i-cdericii's Meyers, by
E. Ilopliins. |;j|, 146 ]». 4". 'i'ypewritten.

© Ic. July 10. 1013; I ) : 337.'') ; ; Edwin Iloi)-
Icins. New Yorl<. 20795

I'll keep my little keepsake; a nKinoiduuc, l>y
C. H. Artliur. 3 j). 4". Trinted.

© (ieorse H. Arthur, (Jiiicago; D: 10114.
Mar. 11, 1907; 2c. Mar. 11, 1J)07. 20796

I'll lose de money; by C. K. Scliotield. Ty]»e-
written.

© C. E. Schofield, Buffalo; 1900 A : 10970,
Apr. 30; 2c. Apr. 30. 20797

original banjo act, by ('. E. Sch(^field.

© C. E. Scliolield, Owatonna, Minn.; 1S9S:
56341, Sept. 26. 20798

Same.

© C. E. Scliolield, Owabmna, .Minn.; b'>98 :
59517, Oct. 10; 2c. Oct. 10. 20799

See also I lose de money.

I'll make you happy; farce comedy in 4 acts,
liy ^\■. Coleman. Kio ]). 4". Tyiiewritten.

© Ic. Mav 7, 1913; D : 3315S ; Walter <'ole-
maii. New York. 20800

I'll remain single; monolojiiie lor a .uentlenian,
by Maurice Hageinan. ('hicatio, Dramaric
pu))lislung company.

© Dramatic i)uii. co., (Miican'o; 1898:68627,
Nov. 25; 2c. Nov. 25. 20801

I'll stay awhile; farce, by 11. Elliott iMcBride.

Chicago, T. S. Deni.son [1882) 1 p. 1., JO p.

12°. ([School and social drama 1)

© T. S. Denison, Chica-o; 1.SS2 : IS.VJI.

Nov. 2; 2o. Nov. 6. 20802

Same.

© by H. Elliott McBride. Coraopolis, Pa..

us author, in renewal for 2S years. Uenewal

no. 1222, Oct. 14, 1910. Original entry, Nov.

2, 1882, no. 18521. 20803

I'll tell my mother on you; or. The boy
sleuth of Bugville, sketch in 1 act, by Josepli
B. Jacobi and J. J. Maxwell. 12 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. June 22, 1914; D: 37370; .Tohn .Jo-
seph Maxwell, Baltimore. 20803a

I lose de money; original banjo skit in 1 act
and 1 scene, by C. E. Schofield. 6 p. 8°.
Typewritten.

and composed by Alfred P>. Sedgwick. New
York, Happy hours company.

© Happy hours co., New Yoi-k ; 1875:
10.548, Oct. 13; 2c. Nov. 5. 20805

I'm a long way from Tipperary; farce comedv
in 2 acts, l»y W. Wamsher. .'!:! p. f". Tyiie-
written.

• © Ic. Apr. 16, 1915; !>: 40617; William
Wamsher, Chicago. 20805a

I'm all alone tonight; jilay, by i\ 'I'icknor. II
p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 11, 1911; D: 2.5462; Caroline
Ticknor, .laniaica Plain, Mass. 20806

I'm awfully tired; a coniedy drama, by W. F.
Mann.

© W. F. Mann, Chicago; I>:9715, Dec. 2i).
190(5. 20807

I'm engaged; acting humorous romantic mono-
logue for woman, by Stanley Scbeli. [New
York, E. S. Werner iS: company, 1914 1 ]).
49-51. 12'. (On cover: Slaidey Sc-reli's
skel<-hes)

© Mar. 2;'.. 1914: 2c. Mar. .".(), 1914; A:
:!72(»S<»; Edgar Sdiell Werner, New York.

20807a

I'm from Missouri; coniedy skelch, hy M. S.
Cagwin. 6 ]>. 4'\ Tyi^ewritten.

© l!'. Sept. l(j, 1911; D: 2.52.37; Mary S.
Cagwin, New York. 20808

-or, Show me, a musical i'arce comedy in

3 acts, by W. B. Hene and .1. W. Frankel.
.".9 p. r. Typewritten. | Libretto onlyj

© W. P.. Hene and .1. W. Frankel, DtMiver;
D:1474, Fell. 21. 19(»2; 2.-. .Iniv 19, 1902.

20809

I'm glad I came; comedy in 3 acts, by W. H.
Shell on. 82 ]). 4". Typewritten.

© Wm. Henry Shelton, New York ; 1 > :
1928, Sept. 29, 1903; 2c. Sei>t. 29, 1903.

20810

I'm going! comedy in 1 act, by Tristan P>er-
nard. tr. by 15arrett H. Clark. New York,
S. French; Eondon, S. French, ltd., [1915 1
12 p. 12°.

© Oct. 30, 1915 ; 2c. Nov. 2, 1915 ; P : 42160 ;
Samuel Frendi, New York. 20810a

I'm liv'n in hopes of gett'n a man; by li.
Roberts.

© Lew Roberts, Nashville; D: 11351, Se|.t.
3, 1907. 20811

I'm this, and that's me. Sec Business is
business.
© C. E. Scliotield, Marshall. Mich.; D: I must marry; or, "Wanted, a husband, by , I. .\.

4539, Jan. 22, 1904; 2c. Feb. 11. 1904.

20804

See tilso I'll lose de money.

Golden. 16 p. 4 . Typewritten.

© Joseph A. (Jolden, New York; D; 12960,
May 12, 1908; 2c. May 12, 1998. 20812

1028

20813

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

20830

I need the money; cdniiHly in ■"> acts, by A. Roil- I
colli'. \W)\ V- -i'- Typewritten.

© Ic. June 31, 1913; D: 33961; Adrienne
Koucollc. nenver. 20813

I never break my vow. Sec Daniel Boone. j

I never thought of that; .sin;;in^- novelette, by
llany L. Newton. 0 p. 4°. Typewritten.
I \\'<tnls only I

© 1c. Oct. 23, 1915; D : 42122 ; Ivsirl A.
Kaynoi-e, Oak Park, 111. 20813a

I. O. O. F. ; or, The daughter of the order, a I
drama in 4 acts, by O. Kicliey. j

(r) (>c(avia Kicliev, New York; lSi^)2 : 27180,
.Iiiiie 29. 20814

I. O. S. L. T. M'S; a farce in \ a<'l, by .1. ('rossy.

© John ("rossv, iNew York; 1S72 : 98C.O. j
Sept. 12. 20815

I. 0. U.; by J. C. Brusie.

® Jndson C. Brusie, San I'^rancisco ; D:
42(),S. Nov. 18, 19(t3. 20816 j-

a chain of circumstances in 3 links, by

C A. Sweetland.

© ('harle.s A. Sweetland, Kansas (.'ity, Mo.;
1880:20952, Sept. 17. 20817 j

comedy in 3 acts, by W. Eville. 106 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. July 15, 1914; D : 37579 ; William
Eville, Nutley, N. J. 20817a j

I promised mother. See Jack McCarthy.

I saw a sliip a-sailing; Christmas allegory of

jK-ace in 2 acts, by K. (). Baker. 18 p. f°.

Typewritten. j

© Ic. Nov. 24, 1914; D : 38917 ; Katharine

O. Baker, Chicago. 20817b

I say no; a jilay of today in 4 acts, by C. and
.M. llemstreet.

© Charles and Marie Hemstreet, New
Vorl<: l):13(t22, May 21, 1908. 20818

I'se got a chicken trust; a 1 ai't sketch, by
J. L. Taylor.

© Julia Louisi- Taylor, New York; I > : 427,
May 3, 19(11. 20819

I see Zenith, lost rib; oiieiatic bul•les(lU(^

© Carl Schilling and William Krobel. lio-
boken, N. J.; 1895 : .524.".2, (tcl. 15. 20820

I serve the queen; a romantic drama in 1 acts,
. by Mrs. {'. F. McLean.

© Sallie U. McLean, Cincinnati; 1897:
(>(>S91, Oct. 28; 2c. Jan. 1.5, 1898. 20821

I shall invite the major; a petite comedy in 1
act, by C. von Moser, literally tr. by Sydney
Kosenfeld. New York, R. M. De Witt, 1875. I
10 i». 12°. (|De Witt's acting plays, no,
177])

© Robert M. De Witt, New York; 1875:

9120; S<'j)l. 1<>; i^c. Oct. 21. 20822

should worry; farc(> with music, by M. Ott.
|3|, 18]i. 4". Typewritten. [Words only]

© Ic. Aug. 8, 1914; D : 37783 ; Matthew Ott,
WoUaston, Mass. 20822a

shouldn't like to say; a hidy serio-comic
sketcli, by \V. H. Lingard.

© William Hoi'ace Lingard, New York;
1872:8057, Aug. 13. 20823

smokes m.ine pipe. See Dutch (The) raffle.

spy. Sec Criss-cross.

take this woman; play iiC3 acts, by W. J.
Josscy. 75 j>. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. June 5, 1913; D: 33414; William J.
.iossey, Chicago. 20824

thought it was you; a comedy in 1 act, by

H. Muller.

!>■

Typewritten.

© Henry Muller, East Orange, N. J.; D:
7720, Nov. 27, 1905 ; 2c. Nov. 27, 1905. 20825

ve got another job now; a dramatic composi-

lion, by It. W. ('raig. 5 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Richy ^.^■. (Jraig, New York ; D : 1355,

Jan. 25, 1902 ; 2c. Dec. 10, 1901. 20826

want a divorce; play in 1 act, by N. Doree.
7, [1] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 4, 1911; D : 24132 ; Nadage
Doree, New York. 20827

want a fiddle; play in 2 acts, by E. White-
head. 10 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 7, 1914 ; D : 36632 ; Ethel White-
head, Winfield, Kan. 20827a

want money; farce in 3 acts, by M. Marcin.
91 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 15, 1914 ; D : 39096 ; Max Marcin
and Sanger cV: .Ionian, New York. 20827b

want to be the leading man; a 1 act melo-
drama, by C. I-. Fleming. 13 p. 16°.
Printed.

© Charles Ligori ji'leming, Philadelithia ;
D:3703, Julv U), 1903; Ic. June 30, 1903; Ic.
July 10, 1903. 20828

want to know why; character sketch, by
J. Mari-iolt-llodgkin.s. [5J p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. July 7, 191(»; D: 21491; Jessie Mar-
riott-Hodgkins, I.ondon. 20829

will repay; a dramatic composition in 1 act,
I)y E. Le Croix. 10 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Eleanore Le Croix, Indianapolis; D:
14213, Nov. 5, 1908 ; 2c. Nov. 5, 1908. 20830

won't do it again; comedy sketch in 1 act,
by J. Tragasso and AV. Carter. 22 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. ,30, 1915; D : 40531 ; Tragasso
& Cai-ter, Brcroklyn. 20830a

1029

20831

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

20850

I would if I could, but can't; miisical-dra-

iiiatic composition, l)y II. W;ill.

© Harry Wall, New York; 1871:8424,

Soi)t. 0. 20831

I wovild like to be your pal; a musical play

ill 1 act. 7 p. 4°. Typowritton. [AVords
only i

© New York mus^ic co.. New York" ; D : 71)40,
K(>1). -2, 1900 ; 2c. Fcl). 2, IIJOG. 20832

I wouldn't do it. /S'rc Green (The) horse.

lascaire; a new and orijiinal Irisli drama in
1 act and 9 tableavix, ])y K. Han'i^'an. 49 j).
4°. Typewritten.

© Edward Harri-un, New York; 1870:
lOSlO, Sept. 23; 2c. Dec. 4. 20833

Ice (The) lens; a 4 act i)lay on (•olk^^,■e morals
(causes and consc(iiiences) by (J. Frederick
(Jundeltinger. . . . New York. The Shakes-
peare press, 1913. 212 p. 12°.

© Feb. 10, 19ir5; 2c. F(>l). 20, 1913; A:
832003; George F. Gundeltin;;cr, New Haven.

20834

play in 4 acts, by G. F. (^undellinger. [78]

p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 20, 1911; D : 25813 ; George F.
Gundelfinger, New Haven. 20835

Ice (The) man. See Iceman (The)

Ice water; a new comed.v oC errors, in 1 act, by
,r. 0. Law. 10 1). 4°. Tyjiewritten.

© Joseph Chester Law, Foi-t Wavne, Iml. ;
D: 12153, Jan. 10, 1908; 2c. .Ian. 10, 190S.

20836

-sketch, by M. P. I'crry. 19 p. 4". Type-
written.

© Ic. Mav 11, 1910; D: 21010; Minnie V.
Ferry, New York. 20837

Iceland sag'a-nat; a drama in the Toi-m of a
series of dramatic tableaux, with music,
songs, dances, etc., b;> Iv. Ma<-hynU'(li and T.
H. Neilsen.

© Lyon Machynleth and Theodora H. Neil-
sen, Boston; 1890: 79 !7, Mar. 10. 20838

Iceman (The); by F. I\). Moore. Typewritten.

© Forrest Miller Moore, Lincoln, Neb.;
1900 A: 3400, Feb. 0; 2c. I'eb. (5. 20839

comedy-sketch in 1 a<t, by F. H. F.ernard.

© Frank H. Bernard, Baltimore; D : 481,
May 10, 1901. 20840

a farce in 1 act, by Laurence Ditto Young.

Philadelphia, The Penn publisldng conlpanv,
1909. 24 p. 12°.

© Penn pub. co., Philadelphia; D:15G42,
Aim-. 17, 1909; 2c. Apr. 17, 19(t9. 20841

■ or, Jack Lovejoy's surprise, 1 act sketch,
by n. P.urtttn. |2|, 13 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 25, 1911; D : 23400 ; Kuhvvt Bur-
ton, Portland, Or. 20842

or. The jay mazetteers.

© Fraidv W. Noxon, Boston; 1899:2075-,
May 1. 2084:?

Ich bin verlobt; lustspiel in 1 anIVaig |und|
Das liebhaber-theater; last.si)iel in 3 auf-
ziigen ; lustspiel von K. Pitscbe.

© Fnnna Poesche, Washington; 1885:
27702, Dec. 28. 20844

Ich liebe dich; komrxlie in 3 anf/>ii.gen, von
Ivudolpli Lothar. Berlin, llarnionie verlags-
gesellschaft, 1910. 00 p. 8°.

© .Ian. 15, 1910; 2c. Feb. 10, 1910; D:
20198; Harmonie verlags.gescllschaft, B(>rlin.

20845

stiifk in 3 anf/.iigen, von Undolpb l>olhar.

I^ei'lin, Harmonie verlagsgesellscba!'i, 1910.
0(; p. 8°.

© Dec. 3, 1910; 2c. Dec. 3, 1910; D : 22700 ;
Harmonie-verlag, Berlin. 20846

Ich suche arbeit; fiir fiinf knaben und zwei
madchen, von E. J. Freund. Antigo, Wis.,
Antigo publishing coilipany. 12 p. 24°.
(l>ialoge und vortriige fiir schulfeste, no.
31)

© July 20, 1915; 2c. July 28, 1915; D:
4i:!:!! ; Aidigo pub. co., Antig(«, A\'is. 20846a

Ich weiss etwas; schwank in 3 aktcn, von
AuL;nst Kdllci'. Berlin, P>erliner t heat<>r-ver-
lag, g. m. I), h., 1914. 104 p. 12".

© Ic. Sept. 20, 1914; D : 38328 ; Berliner
Iheater-verla.g, g. m. b. h., P.erlin. 20846b

Ichabod; play in 4 acts, by Taidgin Roe | pseud,
of P. Uamsbotlom] [5.1, 79 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Dec. 10, 1913; D : 35308 ; I'. Uam.s-
bottom. Fargo, N. D. 20847

Ichabod Crane; a comedy-drama in 4 acts,
founded on Irving's Legend (tf Sleepy Hol-
low, by F. P. Pratt. 49 i). f ". Typevvrilten.

© l''rank Pierce Pratt, Jackson, Midi.: D:
801, Aug. 12, 1901; 2.-. Aug. 24, 1901. 20848

-conKMly in 4 acts, by F. A. lljirris.

© I'^ranc A. Harris, Boston: 1S7X:4I1(>.
Apr. 12. 20849

-a Dutch and Yankee plav in 4 acts, bv A.

U. Tairt. 152 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Adella Ren6 Tafft, New York ; D : 7392,
Oct. 12, 1905; 2c. Oct. 14, 1905. [Note: Also
copyrighted in April 1905 under the title.
Sleepy Hollow] 20850

Sec also Sleepy Hollow.

1030

20851

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

20869

IrJ-t.-nbofl Crane and the leg'encl of Sleepy Hol-
low; pl.'iv in 4 jicts, l>v W. F. F>ro:i<Ins. [-''^1
p. 4°. Ms.

© Ic. Fel). 2n, mil; 1 > : li:M2:', ; Will tor V.
KiMjuliis, Fort Leaveiiwui'tli, Kiiii. 20851

Saiiic. cover-tit I(>, !."> ]>. 10°. rriiitod.

© Ai.r. ir^ mil; 2c. A))!-. 24, 1911; D :
2411(5; Wiiltoi- F. Broadns, Ft. L<>!ivonwortli,
Kan. 208r)3

Same.

© IMay 12, 1!)11 ; 2c. Jtiix' 0, 1911 ; D: 24412;
Walter h\ liroadus. F<rrt fioaveinvdilli. Kan.

20853

Ici on parle frangais; or. The major's mistake,

a iarce in 1 act. by Tli »ii!as .1. Williams. New
.\nKM-ican e<1. correctly repriiUerl from th(>
ori.uina) aulli<»i"iz<'{l actint;- ed. New York, H.
Kooi'ha*']!.

© Harold Uoorliacli, New York; IRSO:
.'JT.IOR, Dec. 0; 2c. Dec. 14. 20854

Ida: a iHnv drama in a nroloinie and ."> acts, by
.T. T. Davis.

© James T. Da.vis, New York; 1 87:". ; 1 47.".2,
Dec 22. 20855

Ida (La) Flambeau; by I. Fuller.

© Ida Fuller, Forest City, la.; 1900 A;
20140, Oct. 20. 20856

Ida Lee; or, Tlie secret marriag'e.

© Emma Aiider.son, Brooklyn; 1S72; 11312,
Oct. 24. 20857

Idalia; a drama by Ouida | pseud, oi" l.ouise T>e
la Kameel (b-amntized by .1. S. Miller.

© Jolni S. Miller, (larksville, Tenn. ; ISSS:
584.^. Fell. 24. 20858

a libretto, by M. A. Hose. r».l p. 12^

Typewritten.

© Mary Ann l{os(>, San Fi-ancisco; D : 40S7.
.Mar. r., 1904; 2c. Mar. T., 1904. 20859

Idalia, the quecii of the silver ivy; a pla.v in
•") ads, fi-em Ouida's | li(>uis(> r>e la Kamee'sl
n(i\el (if llie same name, dramatized l».v <!.
(Jarri^ues.

© tj<'r(nid<' ( J.'iii'imies. St. Leuis; 1.S71 :
10;',29, Nov. 1. 20860

Idea (Th<3); dramalic composition in 1 ai-(. l>y
Cbas, ;,andoii Carter. II 1, 9 i^. f. Type-
written.

© 1c. l<Vb. 20, 1914; D : .'{009S ; Kob(M-t
King, Cliicago. 20860a

■ a uuisical farce comedy, by J. Hart.

© Frederick Plallen and .Joseph Hai't, New
(>rl(-aiis; 1 S8S : .''.O-lfjO, Oct". 20. 20861

Ideal (El) l:>cc Palacio triste.

Ideal (The); a rt act s<-enic drama, by (1. Coul-
ter. Typewritten.

© Cuy C<uilter, San [(^raiicisco ; 1890:
.".";r>22, Oct. 0; 1c. Nov. 30. 20862

or. The gambling- duke, in 4 acts, by C.

Ilutclieson. 48 p. f". Tyi>ewritten.

© Cliarles Hutclies(m, New York; D ; l.'")47,
IVlar. 10, 1902; Ic. Mai". 10, 1902; Ic. Mar. 24,
1902. 20863

Ideal (The) and the real; musical comedy, liy
M. P. Welch.

© Mary I'arks Welch, r,allim(»r(> ; D:
1.",027. -Vug. 21, 1908. ' 20864

Ideal (The) ball player; a divei-sion in 3 acts,
by O. 1>. Adams. .30 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Orville Davenport Adams. Berkeley,
<'al.; D: 1.^338, Mar. 1.1, 1909; 2c. Apr. 19.
1909. 20865

Ideal — festin; /arzuela ( omica en 1 acto, di-
vidido en 3 cuadros, en i»-osa. original de
.Tose Pei'ez T>6pez, nuisica de los maestros
Francisco Alonso y Em-ique Garcia Alvarez.
Madrid r!^o<*i<'dad de autores espanoles] 1914.
.10 p. 12°. [Libi-etto only]

© Sept. 17, 1914: Ic. Sept. 21, 1914; D:
38188 ; .lose IV'rez Lopez, Madrid. 20865a

Ideal (The) head; farce in 1 act, by N. L.
Tliompson. 31 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 27. 1912; D: 28854; Nellie
Louise Thompson, Boston. 20866

Ideal japones; humorada lirica en 1 acto, di-
vidido en 5 cuadros. en prosa, original de E.
llai'o y .T. Martfn Diaz, mtisica del maestro
Teodoro San .Tose. Madrid [Sociedad de au-
tores es))anoles] 1910. [Lil)retto only] 37
m p. 12°.

© Sept. 0, 1910; 2c. Sept. 7, 1910; D:
21998; Eduardo llaro y .L INlarlin Diaz, Ma-
<lrid. 20867

Ideal moderno; comedia en 2 actos y en i>rosa,
original de F. Calderon y Ceruelo. Madrid
f Sociedad de aniores e.spanoles] 1909. 40 p.
12°.

© l''ernando C.-ilderon v Coruelo, Madrid;
D: 10129, .June 23, 1909; 2c. .Ttme 23, 1909.

20868

Ideal-recuelo; (>n(remes Ifrico dividido en 2
<-uadros, original de M. Fernandez de la
ruente, nuisica del maestro Ltiis Foglietti.
Madrid | Sociedad <h' .autores espanoles] 1915.
20 J). 12°. [Libretto only]

© .luue 24, 1915; Ic. .Tune 25, 1915; D:
41000; INlanuel Fernandez de la Puente, Ma-
drid. 20868a

Ideal (The) Uncle Tom's cabin company.

© Hathaway and Pond, Boston ; 1880 : 4044,
Mar. 13. 20869

1031

20870

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

20888

Ideal warriors; a dramatic pooni in (3 acts, arr.
by A. W. Dotson.

© Alexander AVIiite Dotson, Wost Superior,
Wis. ; 1S95 : 62315, Dec. 9. 20870

Ideal (The) woman; play iu 1 act, by A. F.
Uellmyor. 8 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. July 7, 1915; 1>: 41266; Artiun- F.
Rellmyer, Brooklyn. 20870a

Ideale (Die) gattin; (ijterelle in 3 akten, voii
.(ulius HraMinier und AlfnMl (Jriinwald, musik
von Franz Lotiar. Snulilier- und rejiiebucli.
1 einzii?, Ludwigc Doblinjior (Bernluird Herz-
nian.sky) 1913. 179 p. 8°.

© Ic. .Juno 1, 1914; D : 3727;") ; Lud\vi.u'
Doblinger (Bei-nliard Hciv.inansky), Leipzig.

20870b

- — — .Same. Texlbucli der .Lr<'s;in;A«>. Leipzig;,
Ludwiji Doblinjrer ( P>(>rnliard Herzniansky),
1913. 58 p. 12°.

© Oct. 9, 1913 ; Ic. Ai)r. 23. 1914 ; D : 36802 ;
Ludwip; Dobliu^er (lieruliard Herziuansky ).
Leipzig'. 20870c

Idealist (The); a drama in 3 acts, I)y F. Shid-
eler. Typewritten.

© Edwin Shideler, Cincinnati ; 1897 : 40295,
July 10; 2c. July 17; Ic. new ed. Aug. 28,
1899 ; Ic. new ed. Feb. 19, 1900. 20871

• iu 6 acts, by E. Shideler and A. Shideler.

Typewritten.

© Edwin Shideler and Albert Shideler,
New York ; 1900 : 8629, Ai)r. 3 ; Ic. Apr. 3 : 1 c.
May 21. 20872

Ideals (The); by J. F. Feiniessy.

© James F. Fenn(>ssv, Cincinn;i(i : 1899:
74574, Nov. 15. 20873

— — • a di'ama in 3 acts, l)y (Jeorge Hai iu"d.

© Beatrice de Mi lie and Harriet Fonl.
Pompton, N. J. ; 1899 : 54172, Aug. 25. 20874

play in 1 act, by J. B. Ould. 21 ).. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 30, 191<t; I):2L:'.»(il ; .1. B. Ould,
IJnicdi, Tenn. 20875

Ideas are dollars; a cnmedy et lite, by O.
Cohen.

© Octavus Cohen, <Jliarleston, S. C. ; 1891 :
3811, Jan. 26. 20876

Idee (L') de Frangoise; couiedie en 4 actes,
par P. Gavault. 40 p. 4°. (I/Ilhistration the-
atrale. 8" annee— 226, 14 decembre 1912)

© Dec. 14, 1912; 2c. Jan. 25, 1913; D:
32073; Paul Gavault, Paris. 20877

Ides (The) of March; short plaj', by S. Whit-
man. [3], 45 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 22, 1911; D: 25833; Stephen
Whitman, New York. 20878

Idilio; comedia lirica en 1 acto, on prosa. origi-
n:il, libro de F. Perez Capo, musica de .Jose
Maria Carboneli. Madrid | Sociedad de au-
tores esi)anoles] 1907. 20, [IJ p. 12°. [Li-
bretto only]

© Felipe Perez Capo, Jladrid ; D : 11021 ,
•Inly 22, 1907; 2c. July 22, 1907. 20879

Idiot (The); draiuatic playlet, ))y D. Maka-
renko. 6 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 9, 1912; D : 31348 ; Daniel Mal^a-
renko. New York. 20880

play, by P.. Wallou. L5J p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Nov. 2(J. 1912; D: 31171; Bfrl \\:\\-
ton, New York. 20881

I'lay in 4 a<'ts. liy }<\\(id((r 1 >i>s(()e\sky, 1 1-.

by I'aul, freiherr von llolien Schleijer. |104|
p. 8'. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 7, 1915; D : 41929 ; Paul, freiherr
\(>n llolien Schleijer, Rome. 20881a

Idiot (The) at home. Sec One-act plays.

Idiot (The) king; a romantic drama, by \\.
Sikes and Olive Logan.

© Wirt Sikes, New York; 1872; 10109,
Sei)t. 20. 20882

Idiot (An) slave; sensational melodrama in 4
acts and 6 scenes, by Thomas Kramer.

© Fred C. Tavlor, Buffalo; D : 4027, Sept.
29, 1903. 20883

Idiot (Der) von Fedor Dostojewski. Sec Me-
dusa.

Idiot's (The) revenge. Srr Lost (The) note.

Idislie (Die) nishume (The Jewish soul);
drama in 4 acts, by .Jacol» Terr.

© Fdeistein & Tbomashefsky, New York ;
I>; 14031. Dec. 26. 1908. - 20884

Idle (The) born; a play in 4 acts, by PL (\
Cbattield-Taylor and U. de Koven. 116 i>.
4°. 'J\vi)ewritten.

© llobart C. Chatlield-Taylor and Reginald
de Koven, United States; D ; 3550, .June 8,
1903; 2c. June 8, 1903. 20885

Idle dream; jtiay, by F. Marblestene. (i."> ii. 4°.
'J\vpewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 13, 1909; D: 17691; Flias
Marblestone, New York. 2088G

Idle hours; the Tile cluii in Iheir oi-iginal.
nuisical, society satire, in 2 effects, by A. II.
Clark and F. O. Marble.

© A. H. Clark and F. o. .Marble, New
York; 1880:6097, Apr 19. 20887

Idle (The) prentice; drama in prologue and 4
acts, by H. C. Husted.

© H. C. Husted, New York; 1878:8927,
Aug. 3. 20888

1032

20889

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

20910

Idle women; a play in 5 acts, by La F. Parks.

123 p.

Typewritten.

© La Fayette Parks, New York ; D : 297S,
Vch. 11, 1903; 2c. Feb. 11, 1903. 20889

a play in 3 acts, liy La F. ParlvS.

© La Fayette Parks, New York; D:2175,
\\v^. 2, 1902. 20890

Idle (All) word; play in 1 act, by W. J. Konier.
I H, 40 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aufe'. 21, 1912; D: 30599; William
.(ohnstivne Konier, Ithaca, N. Y. 20891

Idler (The); by W. .1. .Tones. 12 p. 4°. Type-
wiMtten.

© Will J. Jones, New York; D : 12GS2. Ai>r.
(), n)OS; 2c. Aug. 11, 1908. 20892

— a farce consedy in 3 acts, by .7. W. Wilson.
® .Tobn W. Wilson, New York; 1894:24318.

May 14.

20893

a play in 4 acts, by C. Haddon Clianibei-s.

.\ew York, Sanuiel French ; London, Samuel
French, ltd., 1902. 64 p. 12°.

© T. H. French, Ncv.- York; D : 2228, An-
13, 1902; 2c. Dec. 27, 1902. 20894

a play in 3 acts, by F. L. Collins. 183 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Frederick Lewis Collins. New Rochelle,
N. Y. ; D: 15-515. Apr. 2, 1909; 2c. Apr. 3,
1909. 20895

Idlewild; a drama, P. A. Fitzgerald.

© W. A. Gregston, United States; 1872:
905!). Ang. 23. ' 20896

an entirely original sensational protean

drama, in a prologue and 3 acts, by W. A.
(Jregston.

© W. A. (Iregslon. New York; 1873:13005.
N(.v. 24. 20897

Idol (The); a drania in 4 acts, by Henry Crisa-
lulli and !>eopold Stapleaux, tr. and adapted
l)y liie Franco-American dramatic agency.

© l-'rancois IMons and Louis Nathal, New
\nvk\ 1885:24518, Nov. 23. 20898

-a play in 4 acts, by P.. Harling.
© P.essie Darling, United States; 1879:
117.5.5, Sept. 3. 20899

Idol (The) breaker; a iilay of the present day,
in 5 jicis, l»y Charles Ilann Kennedy. New
Viirk & London, Harper & brolhers, 1914. 177
111 p. front, (port.) 8°.

© Feb. 5, 1914 ; 2c. Feb. 9, 1914 ; A : 362497 ;
C. U. Kennedy, New York. 20899a

*Idol (The) breaker, a man with the courag-e
of conviction; play in 5 acts, by Gratiot Ut-
loy [pseud, of N. F. Douglas] [4], 76 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© 1c. .Ian. 11. 1913; D: 31941; N. F. Doug-
las, Anoka, Minn. 20900

Idol (The) makers; a play in 4 acts, by Robert
\^'ilford Clarke.

© .John Arthur Murrav, Kansas City, Mo. ;
D : 13714, Aug. 13, 1908. 20901

Idol (The) of an hour; drama in 5 acts, l)y
G. G. CoUingham. Typewritten.

© George Gervase CoUingham. I^ondon ;
1898 : 72799, Dec. 13 ; 2c. Dec. 9. 20902

Idol (An) of Bhung'tung'. Sec Bhugga-Bhu.

Idol (An) of clay; a play in 1 act, by F. Gerald.
16 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Florence Gerald, Nev/ ^York ; D: 11965.
Dec. 21, 1907; 2c. Dec. 21, 1907. 20903

Idol (The) of the hour; a playlet in 1 act, by
\'. IT. Sothern. 15 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Virginia Harne<l Sotliei-n. New York ;
D : 13152. June 9, 1908 ; 2c. June 9,1908. 20904

See also Modesta.

acte, par Henri
n. Jenkins, 1902.

Idole (L'); comedie en 1
Michauil. New York. W.
2 p. 1., 17 p. 12°.

© William R. .Tenkins, New York; D: ITT.*!.
Apr. 23, 1902 ; 2c. Apr. 23, 1902. 20905

• a drama in 4 acts, by Henry Crisafulli and ^

Tieopold Stapleaux, tr. and adapted by the*
Franco-American dramatic agency.

© Francois Mons and I^ouis Natlial, New
York ; 1885 : 24519, Nov. 23. 20906

Idolo (El); coinedia eu 2 actos y en prosa. origi-
nal de Manuel Linares Rivas. Madrid
FSociedad de autores esparioles] 1907. 71 p.
12°.

© IManuel T>inares Rivas, Madrid: I> :
11024, July 22, 1907: 2c. .luly 22, 1907. 20907

Idolo (El) de barro; comi>dia en 2 actos, origi-
nal de R. Rocabert. Madrid | Sociedad de
autores e-spafioles] 1912. 38 p. 12°.

© Mar. 6, 1913: 2c. Mnv. 7, 1913; D: 325X1 :
l{anion R(»cal)ert, Madrid. 20908

Idolos (Los); conn'(lia en 2 actos y en prosa,
original de .1. Pcllicer y .1. Fernande/. <lel Vil-
lar. IMadrid ISocicdjul de autores espanoles]
1915. 68 p. 12°.

© June 21, 1915; Ic. ,lune 25, 1915; D:
41051; .Tniio I'ellicer y .lose Fernandez del
Villar, Madrid. 20908a

Idols; (li-;>.ma in 4 acts, by C. ClemenI and ( '. K.
Banks.

© Clav Clement, Chicago, and Charles Eu-
gene Banks. Paris, Tex.; D : 40.39, Ocf. 2,
1903. 20909

Sec also Swanii (The)

Idol's (The) eye; comic opera in 3 acts, libretto

by Harry B. Smitli, music by Victor Herbert.

© Fduard Schuberth iK: co., New York ;

1897:61483, Nov. 19. ' 20910

1033

20911

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

20927

Idothea; ;iu ERy))tinn love tale in 3 nets, l).v H.
Kidlor. fl], 01 )). 4°. Typewrit h'li.

© If. Sept. 7, 1912; D: 31039; Horace Rid-
1«M-, London. 20911

Idyl of Erin; by L. Tjonergan. 17 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Jan. 3. 1910; 1): 17sr.l; Lester Loncr-
,uan, New York. 20912

Idyl of home; play in 1 act, l)y I. C. Jones.
9 p. 4'. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 7, 19(19; 1):1()71G; Isabella
Caldwell Jones. Ocean I'ariv, (Jal. 20913

Idyl (An) of Virginia. Sec Colonel Bob,

Idyl (The) of Welcome Canyon. Sec Argo-
nauts (The) of '49.

Idyll (An) of the Evening Isles (Hawaii);
play in 1 act, by L. A. Hruljanik. 7 p. 4".
Typewritten.

© le. Apr. 1(3, VJlo; D: 10381; Laura A.
llrubanik, Alameda, Cal. 20913a

Idyll (An) of the Ghetto; a play in 1 act, by
K. Abbott. 17 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Edward Abbott, New York ; D : 14047,
Oct. 13, 190S; 2c. Oct. 13, 1908. 20914

Idyll (The) of the mill; a romantic historic
opera of colonial times, music by B. E. Lea-
vitt, libretto by N. W. Leavitt.

© Burton E. Leavitt, Putnam, Conn. ; 1897 :
51076, Sept. 13; Ic. May 3, 1898. 20915

Idyll (The) of the white lotus. See Sensa.

Id y 11a rusticana; or, The nymph's reward,
faix'y farce in 1 act, by E. L. Black.

© Edith Lawrence Black, United States;
1898:3221, Jan. 5. 20916

Idyllen; af Peter Egge. Kristiauia og Kj0ben-
liavn, (Jyldendalske b«»gliandel, Nordisk tor-
lag, 1910. 2 p. ]., L7J-260 1). 12°.

© Nov. 23, 1910; 2c. Jan, 21, 1911; D:
23158 ; Gyldendalske boghandel, Nordisk for-
lag, Christ i an ia, Norwiiy. 20917

Idylls of the king. See Gareth and Lyn-
ette. — Gareth of tlie Round table. — Lance-
lot and Elaine.

Idylvale; or, The merry milk maid, an outline
of the new and original Ainericiin comic oiitT.-i
in 3 acts, founded on a famous New Hamp-
shire legend, libi-etto by CJ, B. French and
.1. ^\■. Caverly, music by (ie<n"g(; Lowell Tracy.
Lynn, E. F. Bacheller, 1889.

© G. B. French and J. W. Caverly, Lynn,
Mass.; 1889:10095, Mar. 30. 20918

If; a comedy, by H. A. Rendle.

© Henry A. Bendle, Bosl<m ; 1872:13424,
OcL 26. 20919

If — Colli inucd.

a c(nuedy in 3 acts, by K. ({;intliony. 95 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Richard Ganthonv. FhvM Hants, lOng-
innd; 1 >: 13843, Sept. 21, 1908; 2c. S(M)t. 21,
i;)<).S. 20920

comedy of contentment in 4 acts, by H. B.

Osborne. IKKJI p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. l>ec. 3, 1914; i ) : 3S997 ; Hubert P.en-
jamin Osborne, New York. 20920a

play in 4 acts, by H. B. l)c!;im;i|er. .58 p.

f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 21, 1911 ; I>: 23420; H. B. Dela-
matci-, .New York. 20921

If a miss must (marry); comedy in 3 acts, by
.1. I). Jaxonc. 1110] p. 4°. Typewritten. '

© Ic. Aug. 19, 1011; D: 24989; J. Duke
Jaxone. (Jovans, Md. 20922

If business permits; drama in 4 ads, bv A. P..
:ind L. B. Copeland. 122 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Mar. 10, 1913; D : 32634 ; A. P.. and
L. B. Copeland, Providence. 11. I. 20923

If dreams were true; a dramatic sketch in 1
act, by .T. A. Mitchell. 17 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Joseph Albert Mitchell, Philadelphia ; D :
.•'.7.58, July 22, 1903; Ic. July 22, 1903; le.
Aug. 4, 1003. 20924

If I could only get suited; dramatic sketch
with songs and ilances, by (t. Berger.

© (!eza Berger, Cincinn.-iti ; !>: 12.50, J;in.
(I, 19(12. ■ 20925

If I had money; by N. B. Tarkington and
11. L. Wilson. 4 pts., [KJIJ p. 4". Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Aug. 20. 1909; L):1(J6.55; N. I'.ooth
Tarkington, Indianapolis, and Harry L(>on
Wilson, New York. 2092G

If I only had a million; coni(»dy in 3 acts, bv
J. C. I'owers. |2|, .50 it. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 21, 1914; I): 38473; Jay Clay
Puwcis, P>;islrop, Tex. 20926a

S:imt\ Boston, W. !l. B:d<er & co.. 1010.
52 p. 12". (<^n cover: Baker's ed. of phiys)
© l)e<-. 17, 1015; 2c. Dec. 18, 101-1; ]►:
4251(5; Walter II. Baker & co., Boston.

20926b.

If I only had your chance; emotional dritniri
in 4 acts, by J. De Bonay.

© .John De Bonay, New York; 1873: (5471 .
.(une 0. 20927

1034

20928

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

20947

If I were a king-; a drauiii in 4 acts for male If Racliel had only been born a boy; comedy

cliaracters oidy n>y Aui^ustus Tiemonnier,
adapted by Mrs. Guthrie, known as Sister Is-
natia of the Sisters of the Holy Cross] Spe-
cial limited ed. Notre Dame, Ind., University
press, 18S2. 64 p. 12°.

© Joseph A. I.vons. Notre Dnme, Ind. ;
1SS2: 20120, Nov. 27; 2c. Apr. 24, 1883.

20928

If I were czar; a dream, comedy sketch in 1
act and 2 scenes, by H. I\f. Dolinsky. 10 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Herman M. Dolinskv. New York; D:
12406, Feb. 21, 1908; 2c. Feb. 21, 1908.

20929

If I were dean; in 3 acts, by G. Blanchard and
.1. A. Clark. 24 p. 8°. Printed.

© Gordon F>1anchard and Tohn A. Clark.
Hanover. N. H. : D : 1012S, Mar. 13. 1907;
2c. Jlar. 13, 1907. 20930

sketch, I)y W. S. Grillith. -lersev Citv. Riant
studio [1914] 14 p. 16°.

© Mar. 7, 1914; 2c. :\I;ir. IS. 1014; D:
36388; AValter Smith Griffith, Brooklvn.

20937a

If she only knew; a skittish sketch, by Edgar
Solden. 24 p. 4°. Typevv-ritten.

© Harry R. Travis, New York ; D : 4482,
Jiin. 0, 1904; Ic. Jan. 9, 1904; Ic. ATav 6.
1904. 20938

If the heart is truly mated; a drama in 4 acts,
by L. J. L. Stilwell. 92 p. t°. Typewritten.
© Laura Jean Libbey-Stilwoll. Brooklyn;
D : 12077, Jan. 3, 1908 ; 2c. Jan. 1.3. 1908.

20939

If we had money; comedy in 4 acts, by .1. R.
Hastings. 170 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 26, 1913; D: 33326; John Itus-
sel Hastings, New York. 20940

If I v/ere God: drama in 4 acts, from the Span-

isji of Jose Ec'iicsavay, Ity A. B. Godoy. 118 if -j^e had only known; pliiy in 3 acts, by I.

p. 4 . Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 22, 1909 ; D : 16831 ; Albert L.
Godoy, Washington. 20931

If I were kin^; comic opera in 2 acts, by
Adolphe Charles Adam.

© E. J. Wetherell. Now York ; 1882 : 12613.
Aug. 1. 20932

Allen. 147 p. 4 . Typev.ritten.

© Ic. May 21, 1913; D: 33340; Inglis Allen.
London. 20941

If we only had a job; sketch, by T. J. Burns
and Phil H. IMonninghcr. [1]. 5 p. 4". Type-
written.

© Ic. Jan. 7, 1913; D: 31902; Thomas .L
Burns, Terre Haute, Ind. 20942

If I were only king; or. A fisherman's ro-
mance, a mvthical roniantic play in 4 acts, the ,^ ,... ^.i^tttt-i
only versh.n founded on the original French If you; a_ comedy in 1 act,_ by M. H. Lmdeman.

play Si .i"<''liiis i'<<i. Ity Tl. P.i-uce.

© Harry T'.ru<'e. London: l>:613-"i. .Tan. 2.1.
190r>. 20933

If I wsre rich; 4 act dr-iiiiM, by M. J. Carle.
18 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 30, 1910; D: 22192; Jlark J.

(^•lrl(^ Union Hill, N. J. 20934

If it should happen; dran\a in 3 acts and an
epilogue, by I>. G. King. ^Ci p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. July 31. 191.3; D: 41372; D<Minld G.
King, Tndiaiiaiiolis. 20934a

If it were only winter; by 1*. Sciiwill.

© Briiiin Schwill, Chicago; I):1222S, .bin.
•.>:^. 1O0S. 20935

If Morning Glory wins; by 11. P.agg. 21 p.
1°. Typewritten.

® Helen P.asg, Cbu-airo; D : 5372, Aug. 3.
1904; 2c. Aug. 3, 1904. 20936

a comedy in 1 act, by Helen Bagg. Phila-

del])hia. The Penn publishing company, 1905.
20 p. 12°.

© Peim pub. CO., niiladcli.ina ; !> : 6854.
.lune 21. 1905; 2c. Jun(> 21. 1005. 20937

Typewritten.

© Minert H. Tiindeman, Brooklyn; 1897:
47525, Aug. 24 ; Ic. Aug. 24. 20943

If you are lucky; world's drama of idealism in

4 acts, by C. A. Richardson. [1], 76 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 1, 1913; D: 33977; Carlitus
Augustus Ricbard.son, Portland. I\Ic. 20944

Igala; an extravaganza in 2 acts.

© William AVnller, New York; 1880:2216,
Feb. 9. 20945

Ig^natia; or. The old life's shadows, a play in

5 acts, from a In-dger slory. dnniKilizi'd by
(i. Garrigues.

© ({ertrude <;an-igucs. St. l.taiis; 1S72:
12821, Dec. 5. 20946

Ig-nis fatuus; a di-:iiiin ol" U sc(MK'S, by I. N.
Terrill.

© T. N. Terrill, Lansing. Kan.; 1898:63806,
Oct. 31. 20947

Isn^norance personified; .sketch, by G. P. Nal-
'liacii. [11,15 p. f\ Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 21, 1914; D : .36842 ; Geor-.- 1".
Nan)ach, Philadelpliia. 20947a

1035

20948

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

20965

Iliavatrathe; (li-;iiii:i in ~ allien, von .lulivis
IJcrstl. lU'i-liii, Vita (ItMilsclics v('rliip,slr,nis.
|1;m)7| 87 1). 12°. (r.il)li(>tliok niodcrner
(Iraiueri)

© Vita, (Iciitsclics v(M-laKsliaus. Berlin; D:
mS7. Vvh. IS, inOT; 2c, I'^'b. IS. ]!)07. 20948

Ihr atschied; i)!aiiilcr(>i in I al<l. von Kurt Nimi-
i-«m1(> liisiMnl. of Knrt. baron von Kotlikircii
und raiuluMil J'.crlin. F. r.lo.h. orlicn, lOOi).
16 p. 8°.

@ FHix Rloch, criion. I'.crlin; I):ir)741,
Apr. no. i;»PJ); 2c. .May S. l!Mf.>. 20949

Ihr adjutant; operiMlo in o al<t('n, von Fr. von
SclK'intlian nnd 1{. (V^^ti'rrciclicr, nmsij.; Mm
]{ol)ci-t WinlerlKMr. Text dcr ^csiintio. T>(>ip-
'/Aii. Wien. AV. Karc/,a,si; & K. Wallncr, 11)11.
47 p. ^2^

© Mar. G, 1011: 2('. Mar. 25. 1911: D:
2:i739; W. Karcza^' vK: K. Wallner, Vienna.

20950

Ihr erwachung (Her awakening); drama in 4
acts, by INFosos Kicliler.

112 p. 8°. Ms.

© 1c. Mav 29. 191."); D : 4079S ; Kenny TJp-
zin, New York. 20950a

Ihr geheimnis (In trance); koniiidie in 3 akten,
von G. (). Loeffler. Wels, druck von John
Han.s, 1910. 97 p. 12°.

© Apr. l.j, 1910; 2c. May 10. 1910; D:
21001 : Custav Otto LoefTlcr, Leipziij Gohlis,
Gcrniany, 20951

Ihr pathe (Godpapa); scluvank in o akt(>n.
frei nach dem eniilisclien des F. ('. IMiilips
inul C'. IT. Tirookdcid von ('lan>n<'e Sherwood
nnd Cliarle.s .\dair. l.oijr/.iu:, <"'. O. l^■■|der,
Miinclien, Tnlcrnationales verla.us-inslitnt, C
I'roHt. 19(X). 80 p. S°.

© Inlernati<inal i)nl>. institul. ( ". I'rotit.
.Mnnicli; 1900 A: l-'iStU), .hnu^ 27; 2c. .lune 27.

20952

Ihr stilles gliick: dr.'inia in -1 anl'-'iiuen, von
Hermann Fssifi'. I'.erlin. l'\ C.h.cli erben, 1912.
100 p. 8°.

© Ic. Feb. ■_•(•,, 191::; I > : 2Ss:;(t ; Felix Klocb
erben. I'.crlin. 20953

Ikarus und Daedalus; ein oratoriniu, xon Her-
b(M-t EnUMiberiT. Feipzii;-. Vj. Ko\v(»ldt verlag,
1912. 51 p. 8°.

© Oct. 15, 1912: 2<-. Jan. G. 1913; D : 31880 :
Ernst Uowoldt verlag. Leipzi.t?. 20954

Ike Glidden in Maine; by A. D. McFaul.

© A. D. ISIcFaid, Macliias, Me.; D : 4G9,3,
Mar. 7. 1904. 20955

Ike Glidden in Maine — Contiiuied.

■ comedy in 4 acts, by A. 1 >. J\i(4<^anl. | 3S |

p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 4, 1911; I):2413! ; Ab'xander D.
]\rcFaul, Machias, Me. 20956

Ike Partington; a home i»ictur(> in 4 ads, by
Charles 1<\ Stevens.

© Charles Fostelle, Canton. N. V. ; ISSl :

• 19912, I>ec. 22. 20957

Ikey and Abey; a Hebraic pot-ponrri, by Ed-
ward Locke. 9G p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Jas. 1>. I'.arton an<l Edw.-ird It. Saltei-,
New York; O : GS5G, June 21, 19(M; 2c. Aujr.
17, 1905. 20958

Ikey and Abie; farcical melodramatic comedy
with nnisic in 3 acts, book and lyrics by
(jharlcs Morton. 75 p. f°. Typewritten.
[Libretto only]

© Ic. Mar. 3, 1915; D : 39858 ; Aiexand<T
I?yer.s, Chicago. 20958a

Ikey Goldstien's experience with the customs
officers; in 1 act, by (J. F. Ellis. 5 p. 4".
Tyi)ewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 9, 1911; 0:23053; Certrnde F.
Ellis. Foi-t Thomas, Ky. 20959

Ikey's mother; character slietcli, by B. Cron-
son. [11. 1G p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 10, 1912; D:3110«; Bernard
Cronson, New York. 20960

Ila; a Hindu idyl in 2 parts, by A. C. Ketchum.

© Annie Chambers Ketchum, N(>w York :

1875: 1003, Feb. 2. 20961

lie (L') deserte. .sV(: Ombres chinoises.

Iliad. Ncc Chryseis. — Tale of Troy.

Ilion's fall. Ncr Siege of Troy.

Ill-starred Babbie; a drama of the anthracite
.(.at strike of 1902 in 4 acts, i)y W. W.
WhaliMi. 1 110 1 ]). 8°. M.S.

© Ic. Ati^-. 10, 1909; I):1H5.".2; Will W.
>Vh;den. [.(u-nst Cap, Pa. 20902

111 (An) wind; tra^^edy in 1 act, by ii. .1. Holt.
14 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© ic. Apr. 15, 1912; 1^:29370; Harrison
.b-well Holt, Portland. M(\ 2096:$

Illinois; play in 4 acts, by F. I>. Skiff. Ty|>c-
written.

© Frank O. Skiff. Chicapi; 1S99:2G175.
A])r. 14; 2c. J:in. 9. 1905. 20964

Illma; or. Which was wife? dramalization
from M. L. Armstrong's «ovel of the same
name, by Scott Marble.

© Minnie L. Armstrong, United States;
1SS4 : 1027, Feb. 26. 20965

1036

S0966

COPYRTGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

20984

Illma; di", Which was wife? — (Continued.
inolodramu iu 4 nets and H scenes, a

(Iraniatization Iroiii hei- novel of the same

name, by M. L. Armstrong. 123 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Minnie L. Armstntnt;, Minneapolis; 1S90:

;ir.O!)S, Nov. 7 ; lie. Nov. 7. 20966

Iliuminali (The); a drama in H acts and 7
lableanx. -IS ]). 1"°. Typewritten.

© .lacob <5. Freno and Altred U. Van Horn.
I'liiladelpliia ; 1880:12944, Kel). 23; 2c. Mar.
-<). 20967

Illusion; or. My sweet revenge, by M. Lenboff.

© Moses Leidioff, Bav City, Mich.; 1900 A:

G310, B'eb. 12. 20968

Illusion (An) ride around the world; a drama
in 2 acts, [by] F. W. Gifford. cover-title,
If) p. 16". Printed.

© Fred W. Gifford, Kansas City, Mo.; D:
8188. Mar. 5, 1906; 2c. Apr. 3, 1906. 20969

Illvisions; comedy, by K. Krnst. 85 p. i'°. Type-
written.

© Kate Ernst, Toledo, O. ; D : 5243, June
29, 1904; 2c. June 17, 1904. 20970

a comedy in 1 act, adapted from tlie

Frencli, by E. Marbury.

© Elizabetli Marbury, New York; 1SS6:
5674, Mar. 11. 20971

Illusory martyrdom; Kirbye's original and sen-
sational tlrama iu 5 acts, illustrating the
Roman and Spanish inquisitions.

© G. \V. Kirbve, Portland, Midi.; 1881:
9933, June 24. ' 20972

Illustrated lies; original sketrh in 3 act, by
Scott Marble.

© A. H. Hart, United States; 1892:30847,

July

20973

Illustrated readings; a series of novel panto-
mime entertainments, by E. U. Snow. Bos-
ton, W. H. Baker & co., 1902. 76 p. 12°.

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston; D:^411,
Oct. 1, 1902; 2c. Oct. 27, 1902. 20974

Illustrious (The) prince; play in 4 acts, drama-
tized IJ-om E. Phillips Oppenheim's story of
tliat name, by R. Hume Gibbons. [2J, 73 p.
4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 8. 1911; D: 23590; Robert Hume
(Jibbons, New York: 20975

Im; Gbristmas fantasy in 1 act, by R. W. Sned-
don. [21] ]). 4°. Tyiiewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 2, 1911; D: 2.5920; Robert Wil-
liam Sneddon, New York. 20977

Ini bei-gwaldfrieden; bauernstiick mit gesang
in 4 akten, von Albert Paul. Berliii-Wilmers-
dorf. F. Blo.li erben, 1914. 74 ]>. 8°. [Ui-
bretto only]

© Ic. Jan. 12, 1915; I): 39381; Felix Blocli
erben, 15erlin-Wilmersdorf. 20977a

Ini goldenen tempelbuche verzeichnet.
Panspiele.

,9fe

Im griinen rock; schwank in 3 akten, von Gus-
tuv Kadelburg und Richard Skowronnek. Ber-
lin-Wiimersdorf, F. Bloch erben, 1913. 112 p.
8°.

© Ic. Nov. 26, 1913; D : .35145 ; Felix Bloch
erben, Berlin-Wilmersdorf. 20978

Ini heiligen Russland; I'in intriguens]Mel in 5
akten, von Kuil Neurode [pseud, of Kurt,
baron von Rothkirch und Panthen] Berlin,
l'\ Hhich erben. 1.35 ]). 8°.

© 1c. Oct. 10, 1912; I>: 31105; Felix Bloch
orben. P.erlin. 20979

Im klubsessel; Instsjiiel in 3 aufziigen. von
!\arl Roesslei- [pseud, of Fi-anz Ressner | und
Ludwig Heil(>r. Berlin. F. Bloch erben, 1909.
106 p. 8°.

© Felix i'.Ioch erben, Berlin; ]>: 15740, Apr.
30, 1909; 2c. May 8, 1909. 20980

Same. Soulllierbucli. Ueii)zig, P. Reclam,

jun. [1913] 80 ]). 24°. (On cover: Uni-
versaM>ibliothek, 5552)

© May 27, 1913; 2c. Aug. 27, 1913; D :
34261 ; Philipp Ifedam, jun., Leipzig. 20981

Im lande der f reiheit (In the land of freedom) ;
by A. I'hilipii.

© Adolf Philipp, New York; 1 ) : (i49, July
11, 1901. 20982

Im lande der lotophagen; lustspiel in 5 bildern,
von J J. Tj. lioser.

© Lotla L. Le.ser; Philadelphia; D : 9.-):!2,
Nov. 28, 1906. 20983

Im regiment Gambrinus. ,SVc Paragraph 11.

Im schlaf coupe; operetta in 1 akt, von Erich
Urban und Louis Taufstein, musik von Mar-
tin Knopf. Berlin, Harmonie-verlag [1911]
19 p. 16°. [Libretto only]

© Jan. 13, 1911; 2c. Jan. 13, 1911; D :
2.3083; Harmonie-verlag, Berlin. 20984

Illyria; a comic-romantic opera in 3 acts,
founded on Shakespeare's Twelfth night, by
R. M. Sterrett. 34 p. 4°. Printed.

© Robert M. Sterrett, Chicago ; I) : 8585,
]\ray 24, 1906; 2c. Aug. 1, 1906. 20976 Im stillen abgemacht. Sec Seelenkunde.

Im sniel der wellen. .SVy; Umweg (Der) zitm
todi

Im stift. Sec. Drei kammerspiele.

1037

20985

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

^1003

Im Weissen Riissl; lustspii'l in ."> -ciulV-Ui^on, von
Oscar BUinientluil und (Jiishiv Kadfelbnr.n-.
New York, Oiierounv printinn" and imljlisli-
iiig company, 189S. 132 p. H°.

© Sydney Kosenfcld, New York; 1 80S:
HOI 90, May 14; 2c. May 23. 20985

Im wunderschoiien nionat mai; lust spiel in 4
akfeii yon Ludwi;^ Spannnth-BoiU'iistedt.
Hamburg, Verlagsgesellscbai'l llanilturg, ni. b.
h., 1912. 4 p. I., [7]-10G p. 12°.

© Mar. IS. 1912: 2c. .Tan. 29, 1913; D:
32330; Kduard I'.locli, Berlin. 20986

- — — Same.

© Apr. 1, 1912: 2c. .Tan. 0, 1913; D : 31S7S :
Eduard Bloch, Berlin. 20987

Im zwanzigsten jahrhundeyt; drama in 3
acten, you T. Kuittau. [53] p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Oct. 29, 1913; D : 34SS9 ; Theresa
Kuittau, Philadelphia. 209S8

Im zwischenakt; ein trai^ischt^s spiel, yon M.
M. Simon. 10 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 24. 1912; D:297G7; Max M.
Simon, New York. 20989

Image (The); play in 3 acts, by T^ady (Ireuory.
iMiblin. Mauns.-I .V: co., ltd., 1910. [4|, 102 ]».
12°.

© .Tune 2, 1910: 2c. Sept. 9. 1910 ; D : 22781 ;
Augusta C.regory, (iort, Ireland. 20990

Image (The) av his faither; sl<etcb. by L. T.
Oilesheimer. 7 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 1, 1912; D: 31297; Louis T.
OUesheimer, Detroit. 20991

Image (The) breaker; a drama in 4 acts, by F.
Converse. 4.5 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Florence Converse, Brookline, Mass. ; D :
4G1S, Feb. 15, 1904 ; Ic. Feb. 8, 1904 ; Ic. Mar.
1, 1904. 20992

Image (The) of Biz Biz; in 2 acts, by S. V. B.
Brewster. [32] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 1, 1911 ; D : 24838 ; Stephen V. P..
Brewster, East Orange, N. .1. 20993

Image (The) of God. See Pipe (The) of de-
sire, and other plays.

Image (The) of his pa. See Bad (The) boy.

Imag-es of the mind; by F. Solger. 11 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Frederick Solger, Washington ; D : 7317.
Sept. 25, 1905 ; 2c. Sept. 25, 1905. ., 20994

Imaginary (An) aunt; comedietta in 1 act for
ladies only, by Wni. Muskerry. New York, S.
French; London, S. Frencli, ltd., 1908. 28 p.
12°.

© Samuel French, New Y^ork ; D : 14659,
Dec. 21, 1908 ; 2c. .Tune 3, 1909. 20995

Imagination; vaudeville .sketch, by A. Raymo.
12 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. .Tune 13. 1913; D: 33512; Anthony
Kaymo, New York. 20996

Imaginitis; farce, by S. Morse. [107J p. 4".
'I'ypewritten.

© Ic. iMar. 4, 1912; D : 289.33 ; Sanmel
M()r,se, New York. 20997

Imaum (The) of Muskratte; a comedy o]iera in
3 ac(s, l)y S. B. Cassia. Typewritten.

© Stephen B. Cassin, New York; 1897:
32()f)S, Mny 29; 2c. May 29. 20998

Imbecile (An) king; a .song play in 2 acts, book
and lyrics by .1. W. Miliikin. music by Edw.
Llewellyn. 97 p. t°. TypewrlKvn". [Li-
bretto only]

© .Joseph W. Miliikin, Chicago; D : 9.598,
Dec. 8, 1900 ; 2c. Dec. S, 190G. 20999

ImLroglio; a drama, by George Alexander. San
Francisco, S. Carson & co., 1885.

© Samuel Car.son & co., San Francisco;
1885:1228.5, .Tune 3; 2c. .Tune 3. 21000

Imitating a vampire; 1 act vaudeville sketch,
by C. A. Collins. [4] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 11, 1911; T> : 28.309 ; C. A. Clol-
lins, Kan.sas City, JMo. 21001

Imitation:?; play in 3 acts, l)v E. Coodman.
1173] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. .Tan. IG, 1912; D : 28325 ; Edw.ai-d
Goodman, New York. 21002

Immanuel cf Basonna. Sec Corona.

Imrnensaphone (The); a marvel of ingenuity
and interest featuring a descriptive battle
scene, by J. L. La sky.

© .Tesse Louis Lasky, New York ; D : 10748,
June 12, 1907. 21003

Immer feste druff; vaterliindisches volksstiick
in 4 bildern, von Hermaun Haller und Willi
Wolff, nuisik von Walter KoUo. Regiel)uch.
Milnchen, Drei masken verlag, 1914. 2 p. I.,
51 p. 8°.

© Ic. .Tune 16, 1915; D : 40953 ; Drei masken
verlag, Munich. 21003a

vaterlandisches volksstiick mit gesang in 4

]>ildern, vou Hermann Hallei- und Willi Wolff,
musik von Walter Kollo. Textbuch der
ge;-;iiuge. Miinchen-Berlin, Drei masken ver-
lag, g. m. b. h., 1914. 40 p. 12°.

© Oct. 5, 1914 ; Ic. .Tune IG. 1915 ; D : 4;»957 ;
Drei nuisken verlag, g. m. 1>. li., ..iii.iicli.

21003b

Inimermann. Sec Miinchhausen.

Immigrant (The); detective jtlaylet in 1 scene,
by A. Pris(,o. 8 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 22, 1915; D : 41798 ; Albert
Prisco, New York. 21003c

1038

21003

COPYKTGIITED IN THE UNITED STATES

21022

Immigrant (The) inspector; comedy tulkfest,
l).v Iliirrv Tj. Newton. New York, Chicago
fetc.l M." AVitmark & sons, 1914. 10 p. 12°.
( I Harry L. Newton's one-act comedy sketches,
mouoloKues and dramatic episodes])

© Sept. 1, 1914 ; 2c. Sept. 2, 1914 ; D : 38032 ;
M. Witmark & sons. New York. 21003d

Immigrants (The); a lyi-ical drama, l)y 1*. Mac-
Kave, with an introdnction by Frederic C.
Howe. New York. B. W. Huebsch, 1915. xix,
138 p. 12°.

© Nov. 23, 1915; 2c. and aff. Dec. 7, 1915;
A:42()(tS(>; TVr(W RiacTvave, New York.

210036

Immigrant's dream and the reality; Ity A. Van
\Vi1<lt. 4 p. 8°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. IS, 1909 ; D : 17745 ; Adelaide
Van V.'ildt, New York. 21004

Immortal (The) Charlie E-oss; or. Stolen from

home, a drama in 4 acts, by D. Hendershot.

.Jackson, Mich., L. S. Weeks [1876] 32 p. 8°.

© Dell Hendershot. .Tackson, IVIich. ; 187() :

1230, .Tan. 27; 2c. May 23. 21005

Immortal (The) hour; a drama in 2 acts, by
Fiona Macleod ri:»!^eud. of William Sliarp]
Portland, Me.. T. P.. Mosher, 1907. 7 p. 1.,
.3-40 p., 2 1. 8°.

© Tliomas B. Tvlosher, I'orlland, iMe. : D:
11379, Sept. 9, 1907; 2c. Oct. 7, 1907. 21006

See also Poems and dramas; by William

Sharp.

Immortal (An) in the case; or. A jilted Venus,
dramatized by Mrs. F. W. Harrell.

© Mrs. Francis Woodleiyli HiU'rell. New
York; 1890:68866, Dec. 18. 21007

Immortal (The) lure; l)y C. Y. Rice. Garden
City, N. Y"., Doubleday, Page & company, 1911.
5 p. 1., 3-92 p. 12°.

Contents : Giorgione. — Arduln. — O-Ume's
yods'. — The immortal lure.

© Feb. 23, 1911; 2c. Feb. 25, 1911; A:
28.3011; Cale Young Rice, Louisville. 21008

■ ■ Sec also Collected plays and poems; by

Cale Young Rice.

Immortelles; a comedy-drama in 4 acts, by
R. G. Morris.

© Robert Griffin Morris, New York; 1881:
16.581, Oct. 26. 21009

Immunity; 3-act di-ama, by R. A. Kasper.
[145] p. 4. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 13, 1911; D: 20013; Robert A.
Ka.sper, Evanston, 111. 21010

Immunity (The) bath; drama in 3 acts, by R.
A. Kas])er. S3, [2] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 31, 1911; D: 24362; Robert A.
Kasper, Evanston, 111. 21011

Immunity (The) bath — Continued.

Sanje. 45 p. 4°. I'rinted.

© June 3, 1911; 2c. June 5, 1911 ; D: 24400;
Itobert A. Kasper, Evanston, 111. 21012

19 p. 4°.

Robert A.
21013

— -play in 1 act, by R. A. Kasper.
Typewi'itten.

© Ic. Apr. 19, 1911; D : 24(¥I3
Kasper, Evanston, III.

— 3 act drama, by R. A. Kasper. 113 p. 4°
Typewritten.

© Ic. Miiv 10, 1912: I>: 2903(1

Kasjior, Evanston, 111.

Robert A.
21014

Immutable (Tlie) law; ])lay in 1 act, by E. L.
r>udley. [2 1, IS p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 8, 1912; D : 29919 ; E. Lawrence
Dndley, Camden. N. .L 21015

Iraogene; play in 4 acts, by M. Wise. [18] p.
4". Typewritten.

® Ic. Mar. 27, 1914; D: 30484; Morse "Wise,
Evansvillc, Ind. 21015a

or. The old man's will, a di-:ima in 4 .acts,

by W. .1. St urges.

© W. J. Stnrges. Galway, N. Y. ; 1885;

24517, Nov. 23.

21016

• or, The witch's secret, a 4 act realistic

drama, by II. C. Dale.

© Horace C. Dale, Readin.g, Ta. ; 1801:
154.58, Apr. 27. 21017

■ an original realistic drama in 4 acts,

by H. C. Dale. New York, H. Roorbach.

© Horace C. Dale, Reading, Pa.; 1892:
9626, Mar. 3: 2c. Mar. 9. 21018

Imp: an original Irish di-ama in 4 .-uts, by
F. Marsden (AV. A. Sliver)

© Fred. Marsden, New York; 1884:. 5512.
Mar. 15. 21019

Sec alao Eily.

Imp of Satan; a domestic drama in 4 acts, by

Dorothy Delniar. 18 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Dora Ogden, Brockton, Mass.: D:8159.

Mar. 14, 1906; 2c. Mar. 24, 1900. 21020

Imp of the sea; comed.v di'ama in 5 acts, by
:\r. L. .Johnson. 102 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Martha Lafitte .Tohn.son, Philadelphia ;
1887:. 5980, Mar. 14; 2c. Mar. 15. 21021

Impatient (The) Griselda. See Heaven help
the men.

Impatient (The) patient; 1 act sketch for three
men, l)y P.eatrice Shephard King. [10] p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 15, 1910; D. 21797; Mrs. B.
Simpson. New York. 21022

1039

21023

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

21043

Impecunious (An) actor; :\ cIim racier mono-
logue, by Livingston Kussell.

© Edgar S. Werner pub. <No ,su])i)lv en., New
York; 1900 A : 8309, Mar. 30. 21023

Impending- (The) sword; !).v .!. I*.. Oiild. '2'2 p.
4". 'typewritten.

© .T. B. Quid, Uicliinond ; 1>: HOST, 1 >ec. 27,
1907; 2c. Dec. 27, 1907. 21024

Imperatrice (L'); iiiece en 3 tietes et 0 tab-
leaux, en prose, par C I\Iendt-s. 1 p. 1., G9 p.
12°. Printed.

© Oatulle Mendes, Paris; D : l.liJDl, Ai>r.
23, 1909; 2e. Apr. 23, 1909. 21025

Imperia; a drama in H acts, adapted trom tlie
French, by L. IS'atlial.

© Louis Nathal. New York ; 188-5 : 2r,.'-)00,
Dec. 16. 21026

Imperial (The) divorce; a semi-historical
drama in 4 acts, l)y .lohn (irtisvciior Wilson
and William .1. Humphrey. 112 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© .L G. Wilson and \Y. .1. Humphrey, New
York; I):.")(;80. (h-\. 11. 1904; 2c. Oct. 17,
1904; Ic. new ed. (act 3, 4) Nov. 21, 1904.

21027

Imperial extravaganza & burlesque co. ; a
I'ai-co comedy in 3 acts, by U'. i>. Watson.

© W. ]'-. Watson, New York; 1890 : Oi;5r>4,
Nov. 9. 21028

Imperial green; a <-o!uedy in 2 acts, by W. A.
iiitchie.

© William Adams Ritchie, St. Louis; 187."):
11409, Nov. 1. 21029

Imperial (The) highway; a rcnnantic comedy
drama in 4 acts, by II. D. Cottrell. 128 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Oliver Morosco, Los Angeles; 1):G721,
May 24, 1905; 2c. .Tuly T, 1905. 21030

Imperial (The) inspector; comedy in 5 acts, by
Nicholas [V.] Gogol, tr. by A. S. Weuduui.
[2], 55 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 14, 1911 ; D : 23G52 ; A. S. Wen-
dum, St. Louis. 21631

Imperial intrigue; play in 1 act, by Fennwood.
[1], 15 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 28, 1913; D : 3329S ; Ivan Wood.
Forest Hills, N. Y. 21032

Imperial (The) republic; a drama of the day,
by Elizabeth G. Grane. New York, The Graf-
t(m pre.ss [1902] 2 p. 1., 122 p. 12°.

© Grafton press, New York ; D : 2273, Aug.
26, 1902; 2c. Aug. 20, 1902. 210.33

Impersonation of Cindy's chance; play in 4
scenes, arr. by Christine Kuir/. [from original
by Kate W. Hamilton] [New York, The Wil-
lett press, 1912] [14] p. 8°.

© May 13, 1912; 2c. May 14, 1912; A:
.313531 ; Woman's board of home nussions of
the Presbyterian < hurch in the H. S. A., New
York. 21034

.Impertinence (The) of the creature; a duo-
logue, by C. Gordon-Lennox. London, S.
I*^ren<h. lid. ; New York. Samuel French, 1909.
9 1). 12".

© ('osmo Gordon-Lennox, London: D:
1.5987. ,Iuno 3, 1909; 2c. .Tune 5, 1909. 21035

Impetuous Mary; a play, by P. W. Hyde. 0 ]•.

t'°. Typewritten.

© Paul Woodworth Hvde, Ghicago: D:
102G0, Apr. 3. 1907; 2c. Apr. 12, 1907: !<•.
rev. ed. May 13, 1907. 2103G

Importance (The) of bein^- earnest. Sec
Writings (The) of Oscar Wilde.

Importance (The) of coming' and going; salir(>
on s:ic)-(h1 sentiments in .3 acts, by P>utl(>r
Davenport. 101 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. G, 1915; D : 40285 ; P.ranih.ill
lilayors, inc.. New York. 21036a

Important (The) letter; sketch in 1 act, by
M. A. Lorimer. 19 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 16, 1911; D:23GGS; Marshall A.
Lorimer. New York. 21037

Imported (The) footman; a comedy in 1 act,
adai)ted from the P'l-ench, by L. B. Mason.

© Louis P.. Mason, New York; D: 11285.
Aug. 22, 1907. 21038

Impcssible (The); plav in 4 acts, by G. M. Scar-
borough. [31, 1.37 p. 4°. Typewritten.
© Ic. May 14. 1912; D : 29G63 : George M.

Scarborough, New Brighton, N. Y.

21039

play in 3 acts, by S. Morse. [130] p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Mav 21, 1912; D: 29726; Sanuiel
Morse, New York. 21040

Impossible (An) case; a farce comedy in .".
acts, by .1. W. Ransone.

© .Tolm W. Ransone, Richmond; 1SSS:
13028, May 3. 21041

Impossible (The) husband; play in 2 scenes,

by E. Goodman. [2], 23 p. 4°. ^I'vnovn-itten.

© Ic. Nov. 12, 1913; D : ;'.5i(02 ; l«:<lwar<l

Goodman, New York. 21042

Impossible (An) mother; serious comedy in .".
acts, by W. Munsell. [125] p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Apr. 9, 1912; D : 293.33 ; Warren Mun-
sell, Des Moines. 21043

1040

I

21044

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

21063

Imposteur (L') See Tartuffe (Le)

Impostor (The); a comedy in 4 acts, by A. Tas-
siu and Hawley Francks. 71 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Algernon Tassin, Washington ; D : 431,
May 4, 1901 ; 2c. May 4, 1901. 21044

30

comedy in 2 acts, by C. B. Yardley, jr.

p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 3, 1910; D: 22212; Cliarles B.
Yardley, jr., New York. 21045

a 1 act comedy, by Edmund Day and J. L.

Kearney. 15 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© John Lawrence Kearney, New Dorches-
ter, Mass. ; D : 2S2G, Jan. 8, 1903 ; 2c. Jan. 8,
1903. 21046

an orighial and realistic Anglo-Californian

drama in prolo.mie and 3 acts, by A. D. Sa-
ville. 113 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Alec D. Saville, New York ; D : 9370, Oct.
22, 1906; 2c. Nov. 2,1906. 21047

— an original comedy-drama in 5 acts, by A.

Grant.

© Alfred Oraiit, New York; 1880:17444,
Nov. 16. • 21048

— ■ play in 4 acts, by C. Andrews. [2], 77 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 29, 1912; D: 30696; Charlton
Andrews, Valley City, N. D. 21049

22

— a playette. in 1 act, by Edmund Day
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© May Durvea, New York; D : 2780, Dee.
16, 1902; 2c. Dec. 16, 1902. 21050

— ■ 3 act domestic drama, by D. A. Reynolds.
74 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 29, 1915 ; D : 41182 ; D. A. Rey-
nolds, New York. 21050a

.SVc also Byer's library of tabloid plays. —

Tartuffe.— -Wanderer (The)— Winning (The)
hand.

Impostors (The); comedy in 3 acts, by M. B.
Cooke. 37 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© IMarjorie Benton Cooke, Chicago; D:
0183, Feb. 4, 1905; 2c. Feb. 4, 1905. 21051

Imposture (The) See Pretender (The)

Imposture (Le) del Vaticano e le crudelta
della S. inquis-izione; ovvero, II conclave di
Papa Pio Sesto anno 1774, drannna tragico
in 4 atti, opera inedita tlell' Abb. Pietro Me-
tastasio. New York, A. Acuti [1904] 4 p. 1.,
83 p. 12°.

© Caniu'lo Onasid, New York; D:6416,
Aug. 20, 1905; 2c. Sept. 22, 1904. 21052

Impressionist pictures; 1 act comedy, by J. G.
Bray ton. 10 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 17, 1910 ; D : 17945 ; John G.
Brayton, Los Angeles. 21053

Impressment (The) See Bridge of stars.

Imprevu (L'); comedie en 2 actes, par V. Mar-
gueritte. 14 p. 4°. (L'lUustration theatrale,
no. 143, 2 avril 1910)

© Apr. 2, 1910 ; 2c. Apr. 15, 1910 ; D : 20795 ;
Victor Margueritte, Paris. 21054

Impromptu (An) marriage; a romantic drama
in 4 acts, l)y G. W. Burns.

© Guy Wendell Burns, ' New York ; D :
10983, July 16, 1907. 21055

Impromptu (An) wedding; a romantic play
in 3 acts, by W. G. Tebault.

© William G. Tebault, New Orleans; D:
7149, xVug. 22, 1905. 21056

Improving nature; farce in 2 acts, by Frank
Kennedy. 67 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 15, 1915; D: 41240; William
Schoepf Campbell, Brooklyn. 21056a

Improvisatore (The); an operetta in 1 act, by

B. C. Stephenson, nuisic by P^dward Jaka-

bouski. London, Boosey & co. Typewritten.

© Boosey & co., London ; 1893 : 36469, Aug.

7; 2c. Aug. 7. 21057

Imps and angels; a comedy vaudeville, by P.
McCarty.

© Page McCarty, United States ; 1881 :
8470, May 31. 21058

Imp's (The) blessing; original vaudeville
sketch, by S. B. White. [4] p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. July 25, 1911; D: 24772; S. Bailey
White, East Lynn, Mass. 21059

Imps of gossip; drama in 4 acts, by J. E.
Bausch. 56 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 18, 1910; D: 20817; Jacob E.
Bausch, New York. 21060

Impulse; a play in 5 acts, by B. Rowe.

© Bolton Rowe, New York; 1880:1 7098,
Nov. 10. 21061

Impulsive (The) Mr. Dickson; farce in 4 acts,
by B. P. Rider. [5], 118 p. 4°, Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Sept. 22, 1910; D: 221 17; Berth Perl
Rider, New York. 21062

In a bachelor's
strategy.

flat. See Lady Jimmie's

In a balloon; playlet in 1 act, hy W. Hanlon.
[1|, 19 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© le. Mar. 15, 1911; D: 23656; Win. Hnn-
lon, Coliasset, Mass. 21063

5379—16-

-66

1041

21063

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

21082

In a cabaret; comedy cross-fire, by Harry L. In a mansion of acbing hearts; or, The wages
Newton. New York, Chicago [etc.] M. Wit-
mark & sons, 1914. 10 p. 12°. ([Harry L.
Newton's one-act comedy sketclies, monologue.s
and dramatic episodes])

© Sept. 1, 1914; 2c. Sept. 2, 1914; D:
38033; M. Witmark & sons. New York.

21063a

In a college town; a comedy in 2 acts, by A. li.
Zeller.

© Arthur Louis Zeller, St. Louis; 1898:
23642, Apr. 14; Ic. Apr. 14. 21064

In a cottage by the sea. See Beach (The) of
life.

In a deck chair. Sre Monologues of to-clay.

In a fog; 1 act musical comedy, [by] Jas. Still-
man, jr.

© Paddy Murpliy, United States; 1892:
22017, May 25. 21065

In a foreign port; by C .Tackson and B. Gniy.
8 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Christopher Jackson and Barry Cray,
P.loomington. 111.; D : 12999, M:iv 18, ]90S; 2c.
May 38, 1908. 21066

In a German garrison; a romantic drama in
4 acts, liy F'rod S. Cibbs.

© Adele F. Dronberg, Orchard Lake, Mi'li. ;
D : 4603, Jan. 20, 1904. 21067

In a horseless carriage; by L. Smith iirid F.
Byron.

© L. Smith and F. Byron, New York' ; 1899 :
ni734, Aug. 11. 21068

In a hurry; farcif-al sketch of modern Anun'ican
life, in 1 act, by C. S. B(K)th. 14 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. June 22, 1910; D : 21397 ; Charles
Stewart Booth, New Orleans. 21069

In a Japanese garden; play in 1 art, by K.
Gottstein. 7 p. 8°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 8, 1913; D : 34603 ; Fli/.abetli
Gottstein, Chicago. 21070

by M. R. Nevitt and William Patter-
son White. [1], 25 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 26, 1911; D: 23197; Marv Ross
Nevitt, Stapleton, N. Y. 21071

In a lifetime; 5 act drama, by G. A. Weber.
West Dulutli, X-ray printing co., 1902. cover-
title, 34 p. 16°.

© Gustav Adolph Weber, West Duluth,
Mum. ; D : 1222, Dec. 30, 1901 ; 2c. Julv 5,
1902; 2c. July 10, 1902. 21072

In a little bit and then some. See Soff and
fresh.

In a Manila garden. See Manila Rosa.

of a heart of stone, by R. F. Wiessel.. 41 p.
f°. Typewritten.

© Robert Frederick Wiessel, Cincinnati;
D:9136, Sept. 24, 1906; Ic. Sept. 24, 1906; Ic.
Oct. 11, 1906. 21073

In a measure; a farce in 1 act, by .T. McCJart-
ney. 12 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© James McCartney, Ardsley, N. Y. ; D :
5463, Aug. 19, 1904 ; 2c. Aug. 19,' 1904. 21074

In a moment of anger; a play in 5 acts, ;idiipted
by (). F. Montaine.

© C. F. Montaine, New York; 1886:5110.
Mar. 3. 21075

In a moment of temptation; a drama in 4 acts,
by L. J. L. Stilwell. 81 p. f°. Typewritten.
© Laura Jean Libbey-Stilwell, Brooklyn ;
D: 12056, Jan. 3, 1908; 2c. .Jan. 3, 1908. "

21076

In a monster's clutches; or, The diamond
maker's secret, drama in 3 acts, by A. V(tgt.
44 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© August Vogt. Dallas; D: 13231, .Tune 23,
1908; 2c. June 23, 1908. 21077

In a museum; by B. A. AVilliams and G. W.
Walker.

© Bert A. Williams and Geo. W. Walker.
New York; 1900 A: 1600, Jan. 17. 21078

In a new light; leper pageant, collal»or{!led by
the Cai'ey league. Iowa City, la. Caml>ridge,
Mass., The Mission to lepers, 1914. 15, Hip.
illus. 8°.

© Oct. 24, 1914 ; 2c. Oct. 27, 1914 ; 1 ) : IJSGIG ;
Mission to lepers, Cambridge, Mass. 21078a

In a nutshell; a drama in 3 acts, by M. T\f.
Lewis. 15 p. f°. Type\^ ritten.

© Mark M. Lewis, New Yorlc ; 1889:37277,
Dec. 7; 2c. Dec. 14, 1890. 21079

In a pickle; a farcical coHKnly.

© Jolui A. Stevens, New York ; 1884: 23085.
Nov. 28. 21080

In a policy shop; or, 4-11-44, nnisical comedy
in 2 acts, by L. Richardson and W. A. Mc-
(>)nnell.

© Leandcr Ric'hardson and \Y. A. IMcCon-
nell, United States; 1S97: 41893, .lulv 21.

21081

In a railway carriage; incident, by F. ]*owell.
[2], 18 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 16, 1914; D: 39105; Francis
Powell, Dauphin. Pa. 21081a

In a restaurant; a monologue. 1)y I>. P.. Tlay- '
ward. 10 p. 8°. Typewritten.

© Beatrice B. Havward, Wayland. Miss. ;
D: 4475, Jan. 7, 1904; 2c. .Tan. 7, 1904. 21082

1042

21083

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

21104

In a restaurant — Continued.

a sketch, arr. by E. Cora Yeager and C. G.

Brumbaugh. 4 p. 4°. Typewritten,

© Christine G. Brumbaugh. Philadelphia;
D:5918, Dec. 17, 1904; 2c. Dec. 17, 1904.

21083

In a Roman garden; by K. Jones.

© Kallula Jones, New Yorlc ; D: 114(32, Oct.
5, 1907. 21084

In a spider's web; musical farce comedy in 3
acts, bv Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Kinunii>.:ni. (Jlyde,
()., Anies pub. co., 1900. 33 p. 12^ (Ames
series of standard and minor drnma, no. 421)
© Ames pub. co., Clyde, O. ; 1900 A : 29070,
Dec. 6; 2c. Dec. S. 21085

Jn a strange country; comedy, ))y S. N. Stew-
art.

© Sylvester N. Stewart, Brooklyn ; 1900 A :
197.^).5, Aug. S. 2108G

In a street car; play in 1 act, ))y W. Hodgkiss.
[2], 16 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 27, 1912; D: 28402; William
Hodgki.ss, Ahuneda, Cal. !31087

See also Four acting monologues.

In a tea-house; by R. M. Barbour. 22 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. May 5, 1910; D : 20902 ; E. M. P.ar-
bour, Boston. 21088

In a tenement. See Five playlets.

In a trance; by L, Zuik,

© Louise Zuik, Newark, N, J.; D : 2297
Sept. 3, 1902. 21089

— — ; keep off the grass, an original nuisical
comedy in 3 acts, by R. F. (Jarroll.

© llichard F. Carroll, New York; 18SS;:
1G176, June i"). 21090

In a trap; or, The frame-up, dramatic playlet,
by II. Russell. 20 p, 4°. Typewrilten.

© Ic. Feb. ,23, 1915; D : 39700 ; Howard
IJussell, Poitland, Or. 21090a

In a whirl; a farcical come<ly in 3 ads', by
Clouston Hogarth. Typewritten.

© Isabel Morris and Stanley Feldi, New
York; 1890:29209, Sept. 23; 2c. Nov. 1.^).

21091

In a whirl of excitement; a farcical comedy
in .3 acts, ity Clouston Hogarth.

© Isabel Morris, New York; 1890: 328.".0,
Oct, 22. 21092

In a woman's power; drama in 4 acts, by W.
(ti-ion. [GGl p. t°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb, 3, 1912; D: 28.'")38; Walter Orion.
Clucago. 21093

In a woman's power — Continued.

in 4 acts, by John Arthur Eraser. Type-
written.

© American amusement assn., Chicago ;
1900 A : 28446, Nov. 19 ; 2c. Nov, 21. 21094

In advertisement land; libretto in 1 act, by
Jutta Bell-Ranske. [1], 15 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Mar. 28, 1911 ; D : 23765 ; Jutta Bell-
Ranske, New York, 21095

In after years; dramatic sketch, by M. Stevens,
[14] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec, 19, 1911 ; D : 28031 ; Millie Stev-
en.s, Chicago, 21096

In Amazonia; in 2 acts, by E. L. Joslin, 44 p.
4°, Typewritten.

© Edith L. Joslin, Boston; D:4490, .Ian.
12, 1904; 2c. .Tan. 12, 1904. 21097

In ambush; melodrama in 4 acts and 6 tab-
leaux, by S. B. Alexander.

© Signmnd B. Alexander, Brookline, Mass. ;
D: 395.5, Sept. 16, 1903. 21098

In an hour of peril; a 1 act military drama, by
A, W. Davis. 13 p. 4°, Typewritten.

© Alfred Warren Davis, New York; 1>:
158, Feb, 20, 1901; 2c. Feb, 20, 1901. 21099

In an unguarded moment; a drama in 4 a<.'ts,
by L, J. L, Stilwell, 87 p, f°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Laiira Jean Libby-Stilwell, Brooklyn ; D :
12053, Jan, 8, 1908; 2c. Jan. 3, 1908. 21100

In and out; a negro sketch in 1 scene, by A. J.
Leavitt, arr. bv Charles White. New York,
R. M. De Witt, 1875. 4 p. 12°. ([De Witt's
ethiopian and comic drama, no. 71] )

© Robert M, De Witt, New York; 1875:
7709, July 23 ; 2c, Sept. 2. 21101

In and out of bondage; a nmsical drama in 3
acts, by Joseph Bradford.

© S. B. Hyers, Boston; 1877: J 720, Feb. 12.

21102

In Andalusia long ago; poetic drama in 4 acts,
hy Iv Hill, London, Sampson Low, Marston
& CO., ltd., 1914. 47 p. front, plates. 8°.

© June 23, 1914; Ic. .July 0, 1914; 1>:
37474; Roland Hill, London. 21102a

In April; sketch in 1 act, by R. P, Stoke.s. [2],
15 p. 4°, Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 17, 1913; D: 34757; Rose IVstor
Stokes, Stamford, Conn. 21103

In Arizona,

© Charles W. Fonda, Springfield, Mass. ;
D: 382,5, Aug. 12, 1903. 21104

1043

21105

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

21125

In Arizona — Continued.

original comedy drama in 4 acts, by Addi-
son Aulger. [34] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 2, 1912 ; D : 28916 ; A. M. Aulger,
Missouri Valley, la. 31105

In Arkansaw; a comedy drama in 4 acts, by
H. D. Cottrell. 129 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Harry Durfee Cottrell, Oakland, Cal. ;
D : 2594, Nov. 12, 1902 ; 2c. Dec. 16, 1902.

21106

In Atlantic City; musical comedy in 3 acts, by
.r. B. Wills. 24 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Li-
bretto only]

© John B. Wills, Woodliaven, N. Y. ; D:
10536, May 2, 1907 ; Ic. May 2, 1907 ; Ic. May
21, 1908. 21107

In Aunt Chloe's cabin,
and other sketches.

tiCe In office hours.

In bad; farce in 3 acts, by John P. Mulgrew.
[3], 70 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 17, 1911 ; D : 24964 ; John Artluii-
Murray, Cedar Rapids, la. 21108

See also Dark and stormy night.

In beauty's realm; by E. Clayton. 4°. Type-
written.

© Estelle Clayton, New York; D : 7852,
Jan. 15, 1906; 2c. Jan. 2, 1906. 21109

In Berkshire Hills; a drama in 4 acts, by G.
Andrews. 157 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Gertrude Andrews, Brooklyn ; D : 2685,
Dec. 3, 1902 ; 2c. Nov. 25, 1902. 21110

In Beulah land; a musical comedy in 3 acts, by
H. S. Huggs.

© Harry S. Hiiggs, New York ; D : 1351G,

Aug. 7, 1908.

21111

In Bohemia; a musical and dramatic sketch, by
inia Clayton and C. A. Parker. 10 p. 4°.
"^I'ypewritten.

© Charles A. l»arker, New York ; D : 14328,
Nov. 20, 1908; 2c. Nov. 20, 1908. 21112

In bondage; drama in 4 acts, by I. L. Strueh.
[.54] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 2.5, 1912; D: 29481; Ida Louise
Strueh, Chicago. 21113

a drama in 3 acts, by B. Glaucy.

© Bernard Glancy, Fall River, Mass. ; 1898:
3470, Jan. 6. 21114

In broad daylight. .S'fr Sentenced to death.

In Buffalo; l)y I. Hobson. 20 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Sept. 4, 1909 ; D : 16711 ; Irene Hob-
son, New York. 21115

In camp; a military, romantic, drama in 5
tableaux, from the French, by William Clare.

© William Redmund, Boston ; 1885 : 11757,
May 25. 21116

In canal land. See Digging the ditch.

In cap and bells; comedy in 1 act, by E. F.
Cole.

© Edward F. Cole, Brooklyn ; 1886 : 23871,
• Oct. 21. 21117

In cartoon laud; musical mix-up, by Chas. W.
Daniels and Edgar Selden. [1], 60 p. 4°.
Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Sept. 3, 1912 ; D : 30726 ; Harrv Mar-
tell, Brooklyn. 21118

In cattleland; dramatic composition in 1 act,

by W. P. Burt. 17 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 2, 1909; D: 16687; William P.
Burt, New York. 21119

— a 1 act playlet, by F. J. Sheedy. 6 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Frank J. Sheedy, Schenectady, N. Y. ;
D: 14862, Jan. 20, 1909; 2c. .Tan. 21, 1909.

21120

In chains; a drama in 4 acts, by Frank Rogers.

© Charles C. Phillips, New York; 1879:

3762, Mar. 20. 21121

■ a play in 3 acts, by Paul Hervieu, tr. by Y.

Asckenasy. (In Poet lore, March-April, 1909.
p. 81-112)

© Ysidor Asckenasy, St. Louis ; D : 11554,
Oct. 19, 1907; 2c. May 12, 1909. 21122

In chancery; an original fantastic comedy in 3
acts, by Artliur W. Pinero. New York, S.
French; London, S. French, ltd., 190.5. 4
p. 1., .5-72 p. 12°. (On cover: French's stand-
ard library ed.)

© Sanuu'l French, New York; D : 7246,
Sept. 13, 1905; 2c. Apr. 11, 1900. 21123

In charge of the consul; comedy in 3 acts, by
Ella Florence I'adon. Franklin, O., Eldridge
(>ntertainraeut house, 1915. 35 p. 12°.

© Nov. 15, 1915; 2c. Dec. 20, 1915; D:
42.593; Eldridge entertainment house, Frank-
lin, O. 21123a

In China; a burlesque in 2 acts, by L. De Lange
and R. F. Carroll.

© liOuls De Lange and Richard F. (Jarroll,
New York; 1886:20074, Sept. 6. 21124

In Cleon's garden. Sec Masques of Cupid.

In clouds or sunshine. See Mighty (The)
truth.

In clover; a farce comedy in 3 acts.

© Thomas S. Martin, New York; 1890:
.5969, Feb. 18. 21125
■ See also Nerve.

1044

21126

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

21148

In clownland; niimo-dramatic burlesque, by

W. J. Boeniper. [20] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© 1c. Sept. 13, 1911; D: 25215; Willie J.

Boeniper, New Yorl?. 21126

In colonial days; by S. E. Burch.

© Saidee E. Burch, Cincinnati; DtlfiOTI.
Eel). 13, 1909. 21127

In Colorado; by Meade and Ciiandler.

© INIeade and Chandler, San Francisco; D:
1954, Apr. 21, 1902. 21128

or, The saving of Morton, by B. GoM-

Cross. 82 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Belle CTold-Cross, New York; D:616,
June 28, 1901; 2c. June 18, 1901. 21129

In command; a military drama, by A. C. Willys.

39 p. f°. Typewritten.

© A. C. Willys, New Haven; 1888:9156.
Mar. 29 ; 2c. Mar. 29. 21130

In contempt of court; farce comedy in 3 acts,
by E. K. Coulter. 90 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ernest Kent Coulter, New York; D:8,
Jan. 4, 1901 ; 2c. Jan. 4, 1901. 21131

In crazy asylum, is worse than the slave; in
3 acts, by A. F. Anderton. Typewritten.

© Albert Fred Anderton, Denison, la. ; 1900
A : 26558, Oct. 25 ; 2c. Oct. 4. 21132

In cruel Russia; a comedy drama in 4 acts, by
Alexander Dumas, modernized and adapted
by P. R. Benton [pseud, of P. B. Robinson]

40 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Perce Benton Robinson. Chica^-o: D:
4832, Apr. 4, 1904; 2c. Apr. 4, 1904. 21133

In Cuba; a musical comedy in 3 acts, by Jud-
son C'. Rrusie. 66 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Mrs. Judson C. Brusie, San Francisco;
D: 15289, Mar. 9, 1909; 2c. Mar. 9, 1909.

21134

In Cupid's folds, i^ec Love conquers.

In Cupid's net; a 4 act society comedy, by P'.
r.iH-kcr. 03 p. 4° Typewritten.

© Frank Becker, Peoria, 111.; D: 1858. May
9, 1902; 2c. May 9, 1902. 21135

In CuDid's palace; a classical burletta in 3 acts,

l)y E. Tho'mas Reed, music by E<lith A. Watts.

© Edwin T. Reed, Moorhead, Minn. ; D :

1841. May 5, 1902. 21136

In Dahomey; musical play in 3 acts, book by
.Jesse Shipp. lyrics by Paul Laurence Dun-
bar and W. M. Cook, music by W. M. Cook.
53 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Will Marion Cook, New York ; D : 2318,
Sept. 11, 1902; 2c. Sept. 14, 1902. 21137

In Dakota; a western play in 4 acts, by C. Pey-
ton. 45 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Chas. Peyton, Chicago ; D : 11061, July 27.
1907; Ic. July 27, 1907; Ic. July 30, 1907.

21138

In darkest Eng-land, and the way out; a re-
ligious drama in 6 acts, by Mrs. M. .1. Cahill.

© Mrs. M. J. Cahill, New York ; 1891 : 13562,
Apr. 14. 21139

In darkest Rome; or, The quest of a sacred
hen, 1 act travesty, by A. G. Miller. [20| p.
f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 17, 1911 ; D : 23379 ; Allen Greg-
ory Millei-. New York. 21140

In days of old; by J. P. S. Lawrence. Type-
written.

© J. P. S. Lawrence. Philadelphia; 1889:
23865, Aug. 3; Ic. Aug. 3. 21141

a colonial romance in 5 acts, by L. L.

Clemans. Wabash, Ind., Monson-Corrie press
[1902] 92 p. incl. front, (port.) 8°.

© Louis L. Clemans, Wabash, Ind. ; D : 2046,
June 24, 1902; 2c. Dec. 23, 1902. 21142

In days of yore; an operetta in 2 acts, written
and composed by J. S. Egan. 56 p. 4°. Type-
written. [Libretto with 1 p. music]

© John S. Egan, Wilmington, Del. ; D :
12376, Feb. 18, 1908; 2c. Feb. 18, 1908. 21143

In de kingdom ob Alabama; a comedy sketch
in 2 acts, by W. C. Meeker. 12 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Willis Calvin Meeker. Worcester: D:
8483, May 5, 1906 ; 2c. May 21, 1906. 21144

In Deadwood and Leadville; or, 20 years in
the mountains, by F. N. Burgess.

© F. N. Burgess, Anaconda, Mont. ; 1886 ;
9711, Apr. 22. 21145

In dear old Colorado; by Z. Snyder.

© Zela Snyder. Galena, Kan.; D: 4911, Apr.
20. 1904. 21146

In dear old New Orleans; by M. Thompson.
© Marshall Thompson, Chicago; D:6871.
June 23, 190.5. 21147

In Death Valley; playlet, by Edward M. Parker
and B. .Jeftrey, jr. 11 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 22, 1910 ; D : 20707 ; Bernard Jef-
frey, jr., San Francisco. 21148

In defense of home; tabloid comedy drama in 3
acts, by Miron Leffingwell. Chicago, Chicago
manuscript co., 1914. [30] p. f°. Mimeo-
graphed.

© Dec. 7, 1914 ; 2c. Dec. 23, 1914 ; D : 39199 ;
Alex. Byers, Chicago. ail48a

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In Denver; musical conietly in 1 act, by II. A.
Eaton. 26 p. 4°. Tyiu'writteu. [Libretto
only]

© Kaviiioiul A. Eaton, Denver; D: 13004,
May 20, 1908; 2c. I\lay 20, 1908. 21149

In disguise; by W. F.. Holland.

© ^V. Bob Holland, New York ; 1897 : 55294,
Oct. 1. 31150

In Dixie; a play in 3 acts, by M. O. Uobiuson.
3G p. 8°. I'rinted.

© Mary C. Rol>inson, Ashevllle, N. C. ; I > :
11120, Aug. 5, 1907 ; 2c. .July 26, 1907. 21151

In Dixie Land; burles(iue for male eliaracters,
by S. S. Tibbals. Franklin, O., Eldridse en-
tertainment bouse, 1912. 23 p. 12°.

© Nov. 1, 1912; 2c. Dec. 9, 1912; D: 31059;
Seymour S. Tibl)als, Franklin, O. 21152

In double peril (near Gettysburg '63); a semi-
military drama of tbe Civil War in 3 acts,
adapted from tbe Frencb by Gilbert Pat-
ten. Boston. W. II. Baker & cc, 1903. 58 p.
12°. (Baker's ed. of plays)

© Walter H. Baker & cc, Boston ; D : 2917,
.Jan. 28, 1903 ; 2c. Apr. 23, 1903. 21153

In doubt; an emotional drama in 4 acts, by C. C.
D'Estaing.

© C. Corinne D'Estaing, New York; 1879:
16012, Nov. 26. 21154

In dreamland; a dramatic fantasy in 3 acts,
by Eunnet Devoy. 120 p. 4°. Typewritten.
© Ic. Aug. 9, 1909 ; D : 16.522 ; Ennnet De-
voy CO., inc., New York. 21155

a sensational farce in 1 act, by Emmet De-

voy. 26 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© William Gore Devoy, New York; D:
0762, June 2, 1905 ; 2c. June 3, 1905. 21 156

In durance vile; a comedy in 1 act, by S. Wil-
mer and W. Vincent.

© Sidnev Wilnun- and Walter Vincent,
New York ;" 1898 : 56956, Sept. 28 ; 2c. Sept.
28. 21157

In Dutch; or. An old man's darling, American
comedy in 3 acts, by W. B. Young. [169] p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 27, 1914; D: 37957; William
Bertram Young, Cbicago. 21157a

In duty bound; a sketcli for male, female, and
child, by J. M. Ferdon.

© James Munroe Ferdon, Litchfield, 111.;
D:231, Mar. 18, 1901. 21158

In 1849; a melodrama in 7 acts, by A. M.
Hilaud. 16 p. port. 8°. Printed.

© Alimla M. Hiland, De Kalb, 111.; D:
13518, Aug. 10, 1908; 2c. Mar. 15, 1909.

21159

In 1865; a romantic drama of the late Civil
War in 4 acts, by T. W. Wliarmby. Type-
written.

© Thomas Washington Wliarmby, New
York ; 1897 : 21299, Apr. 3 ; 2c. May 7. 21160

In elfland straying; a fairy play in 1 act, by
A. M. Tower.

© Alice M. Towex', Allegheny Citv, Pa.;
. 1895:29981, June 5. 21161

In ewigkeit, amen; ein gerichtsstiick in 1 akt,
von Anton Wildgans. Leipzig. Verlag von L.
Staackmann, 1913. 64 p. 12°.

© June 1, 1913; 2c. Aug. 27, 1913; D:
34262; L. Staackmann, Leipzig. 21162

In exile. See In golis.

In expiation; an original drama in 5 acts, by
J. S. Leerburger.

© JefE S. Leerburger, California; 1880:
1019, Jan. 16. 21163

In fair Bohemia; a comedy satire in 4 acts,
dramatized and arr. by F. Ormonde. 94 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Frederic Ormonde, Boston; D: 1051, Nov.
1, 1901; 2c. ]\Iar. 6, 1902. 21164

In fairyland; in 1 act, by L. M. Meaney. 20 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 17, 1910 ; D : 22301 ; Lottie Myrtle
Meaney, Cbarlestown, Mass. 21165

In far Bohemia. See Po' white trash and
other one act dramas.

In father's custody; playlet in 1 act, by J. Car-
iiiol [jiseud. of John J. Karniol] 25 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. July 18, 1910; D: 21614; John Car-
niol, New York, 21166

In fifteen minutes; an original sketch, by Bob
AVatt [pseud, of K. W. Smiley]

© Nina Bradford, Atlantic City; D: 1.5.52.
Mar. 11, 1902. 21167

In fifty years; comedy in 4 acts, by M. Wal-
lace, ix', 147 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 2, 1910; D : 21235 ; Morgan Wal-
lace, New York. 21168

In five thousand years; play in 3 acts, by Agnes

Florida Chalmers. [50] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 12, 1911; D: 26000; Agnes F.

Chalmers, (Jrand Kapids, Mich. 21169

In Flemmerlanda (II paese della flemma); op-
era comica in 3 atti, di Antonio Uuliino, per
la nuisica di Giuseppe I'ietri. Miiano, E.
Sonz(.gno, 1913. 94 p. illus. 12°. [Libretto
only]

© July 14, 1913; 2c. July 28, 1913; D:
33925; Edoardo Sonzoguo, Milan. 21170

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21190

In Flemmerlanda (II paese della flemma) —

Continued.

• Same.

© Sept. 13, 1913; 2c. Sept. 24, 1913; D:

34521; Edoardo Sonzogno, Milan. 21171

In flower land; fairy story in 2 acts, by E. D.
JNIiller. 17 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 1. 1910; D : 21462 ; Emma D.
Miller, Phihulelpliiii. 21172

In for it; or. Uncle Tony's mistake, an Ethi-
opian farce in 1 act, by Dave E. Allyn. Clyde
O., Aines pub. co., 1893, 11 p. 12°. ([Ames'
series of standard and minor drama, no. 319] )
© Ames pub. co., Clyde, O. ; 1893:13620,
Mar. 18; 2c. Mar. 24. 21173

In fortune's paws; a tragedy in 5 acts, by
Lewis Charles [pseud, of E. L. Charles]

© l<]lijah I>ewis Charles, United States;
1885:17967, Aug. 24. 21174

In fortune's power. See Price (The) of si-
lence.

In Forty-fourth street; a melodramlette in 8
scenes, by E. Ellis. [2], 25 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Feb. 7, 1913 ; D : 32222 ; Edward El-
lis, New York. 21175

In '49; a comedy drama, by P. Medhurst and
Lily Wren [pseud, of L. AVestman] 92 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Francis Medhurst and Lily Westman,
New Yorli; D:8564, May 19, 1906; 2c. Apr.
30, 1906. 21176

In freedom's name; a play in 4 acts, by J. R.
Brouson.

© J. lUisli Bronson, Indianapolis; D:1173,
Dec. 11, 1901. 21177

In full cry; or, They grind exceedingly fine,
(h-ama in 4 acts, by C. H. West. [70] p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 7, 1914; D: 38420; Catherine
Henry West, Chicago. 21177a

In garrison; a play in 1 act, by C. E. F,reybe.

(In Poet lore, v. 26, no. 4, July-Aug., 1915;

periodical © Sept. 3, 1915; Ic. Sept. 6, 1915;

Ic. Sept. 27, 1915; B : 340011 ; Poet lore co.,

Boston) 21177b

In gay Bohemia; by F. Thoroughman. 6 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Frances Thoroughman, San Francisco;
D : 15206, Mar. 1, 1909 ; 2c. Mar. 1, 1909.

21178

In gay Gazoozaland; musical farce comedy, by
]Monroe and Hart.

© Monroe and Hart, New York; 1897:
24146, Apr. 19. 21179

In gay Paree; play in 2 acts, by A. Hoffman,
[169] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 7, 1912; D: 29590; Aaron HolT-
man, New York. 21180

In germ-land; in prologue and 2 acts, by W. H.
Matchette. 47 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 28, 1910 ; D : 22407 ; W. H. Match-
ette, Milwaukee. 21181

■ tragedy in 3 scenes, by A. E. Howe. Mil-

waukee, Wis., Dramatic press association,
1909. 30 p. 24°.

© Dec. 20, 1909; 2c. Dec. 23, 1909; D:
20004; A. E. Rowe, Milwaukee. 21182

In glass houses; a play in 4 acts and 5 scenes,
by C. R. Hopkins and C. R. Housum. 11?. p.
f°. Typewritten.

© Charles Roberts Hopkins, Philadelphia,
and Charles Robert Housum, Cleveland ; D :
13648, Aug. 20, 1908; 2c. Dec. 8, 1908. 21183

In gnomeland; opera, by R. P. Smith. 35 p.
4°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Aug. 22, 1910; D: 21875; Robert P.
Smith, Marion, Ind. 21184

In God's country; [by Lillian Mortimer] 66 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 9, 1910 ; D : 22772 ; J. L. Veronee,
Milwaukee. . 21 185

a drama in 4 acts, by B. B. Vallentine.
© B. B. Vallentine and Fred C. Whitney,

New York ; 1896 : 62120, Nov. 13. 21 186

In golis (In exile); drama in 4 acts, by M. Katz.

.yttxp .)3 ]iD ,"|r*jpx 4 ^^N Nr:N-n ;mb:i ]^n

113 p. 8°. Ms.

© Ic. Oct. 15, 1914 ; D : 38497 ; David Kess-
ler and Max R. Wilner, New York. 21186a

In good old colony days; a colonial love story
of storm and struggle, a drama in 4 acts, ?»y
B. Hall. 91 p. 4°. TypewritteH.

© Burton Hall, Berkeley, Cal. ; D: 10619,
May 22, 1907; 2c. May 22, 1907. 21187

In good old colony times; rural colonial comedy
in 3 acts, by William H. Sayward, jr. New
York, S. French ; London, S. French, ltd.. 1911.
70 p. 12°.

© Nov. 20, 1911; 2c. Nov. 20, 1911; D:
25798; Sanmel French, New York. 21188

In good old New York town; by Paul Dressei*.

© Howlev, Havilaud & co.. New York;

1899:78222, Dec. 1. 21189

by Sam C. Miller. Typewritten.

© R. W. Marks. Perth, Canada; 1900 A:
27452, Nov. 5 ; 2c. Nov. 5. 21190

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In gossip town; a comedy-drama in 5 acts, by
C. H. Bates.

© Claude H. Bates, Roxbury, Mass. ; 1899 :
78517, Dec. 2. 21191

In Granada; imisic play in 3 acts, words and
music by R. I.. Castle Beale. [3], 58 p. 4°.
Typewritten. [Words only]

© Ic. Aus. 10, 1914; D: 37796; Ralph Les-
lie Beale, Dedhnm, Mass. 21191a

In Greater New York; by A. G. Delamater.
© Arthur G. Delamater, Costello, Pa. ;
1896:43715, July 30. 21192

by O. Hammerstein.

© Oscar Hammerstein, New York; 1897:
14495, Mar. 1. 21193

by P. Kingsley.

© Pierce Kingslev, Syracuse, N. Y. ; 1897:
6645, .Jan. 22. 21194

In Hades; a farce in 1 act, by Albert H. Drovin.
Philadelphia, The Penn publishing company,
1901. 25 p. 16°.

© Penn pub. co., Philadelphia ; D : 724, Aug.
6, 1901; 2c. Aug. 5, 1901. 21195

In hard luck; a comedy in 5 acts, by E. A.
Lovejoy.

© E. A. Lovejoy, DetVoit ; 1885 : 11599, May
22. 21196

a dramatic comedy in 5 acts, by E. A. Beau-

dry.

© E. A. Beaudry, West Denver, Col.; 1887:
29350, Nov. 14. 21197

In Harlem Saturday night; a farco comedy in
1 act, by I. A. Dodge. 27 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ira Avery Dodge, New York ; D : 6765,
June 3, 1905; 2c. June .3, 1905. [Note: Copies
bear title. In Harlem] 21198

In harm's hands; a comedy drama in 3 acts,
by C. F. ]\Iontaine.

© C. F. Montainc, New York ; 1886 : 2.3889.
Oct. 21. 21199

In hell and out; by Ben Ouami. 125 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 6, 1911; D: 23030; Nelda Bhiin
Rosenthal, Portland, Or. 21200

spectacular comedy in 4 acts, l)v Fishel

Hannah Esther.son. [1], 62 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Dec. 28. 1914; D : .39214 ; Ephriain
Phillip Rosenthal, Portland, Or. 21200a

In her defence; a comedy drama in 5 acts, by
D. Davidson.

© Dore Davidson, New York; D: 3424, May
13, 1903. 21201

In her father's house; or. At the old home, a
play in 4 acts, by E. C. Lamson. 128 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ernest Clyde Lamson, Phoenix, Ariz.;
D: 11738, Nov. 14, 1907; 2c. Dec. 10, 1907.

21202

In Hezekiah's store; rural comedy drama in 1
act. by C. W. Bahn. 42 p. 4°. Ms.

© le. July 31. 1911; D: 24822; Charles W.
Bahn, Harrisburg, Pa. 21203

In his house; a play in 1 act, by G. Middleton.

© George Middleton, New York; D:1571S,
Apr. 26, 1909. 21204

— Same. [2], 31 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 13, 1911 ; D-: 24686 ; George Mid-
dleton, New York. 21205

— See also Embers.

In his image; drama, [by] B. T. Kofocd [i. c.
B. I. Brenmer] 29 p. f°. Typewritten

© Blanche Irbe Kofoed, Portland. Or.; D:
15247, Mar. 5, 1909; 2c. Mar. 5, 1909. 21206

In His name. Sec. Mabel.

In his power; a play in 3 acts, by Mark Quin-
ton.

© Marcus R. Mayer, San Francisco ; 1884 :
17344, Aug: 28. ' 21207

In his professional capacity; a play in 1 act,
by Leila Burton [i. e. L. B. Wells] 17 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Leila Burt(m Wells, Redlands, Cal. ; D:
12202, Jan. 18, 1908; 2c. Feb. 15, 1908. 21208

In His steps; religious drama in 3 acts, by C. M.
Sheldon and Frank H. Lane. 43 p. 12°.
Printed.

© July 2, 1912; 2c. July 6. 1912; D:, 30183;
Charles M. Sheldon, Topeka, Kan. 21209

to do each day as Jesus would, by H. II.

Mix.

© Harry H. Mix, Cedar Rapids, la.; 1900
A: 9085, Apr. 0. 21210

See also Crucifixion (The) of Phillip

Strong-.

In his wife's name; a farce-comedy, in 3 acts,
by J. R. K. Taylor and E. Gerstenberger. 80
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 24, 1915; D : 39773 ; James R.
Keene Taylor and Emil Gerstenberger, Nev.-
York. 21210a

In hoc signo vinces; a drama of the time of
Constantine the Great, by W. F. Weick. 76
p. 16°. Printed.

© Wm. F. Weick, Lynn, Mass.; D : 6270.
Mar. 1, 1905; 2c. Mar. 1, 1905. 21211

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21233

In Holland; play in 1 act, by McCree and Clark,
tl], 5 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 23, 1913; D: 32108; McCree and
Clark, New York. 21212

In honor bound; a comedy in 3 acts, bv I. M.
Hood.

© Ida M. Hood, Albany ; 1883 : 11049, June
18. 21213

In honor of the college; by D. M. Lyteli. 25
p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Doc. 14, 1909; D: 17690; D. M. Lyteli,
A'ancouvor, British Columbia. 21214

In hospital; by T. Dickinson. 18 p. 4°. Type-
written,

© Ic. Nov. 24, 1909; D : 17522 ; Thomas
Dickinson, Madison, Wis. 21215

See also Wisconsin plays.

In humbler walks. See Dark (The) side of
society.

In hundred years. See, at end of alphabet,
titles beginning with figures: 1893-1993.

In Illinois; a comedy melodrama in 4 acts, by
I. C. Tichenor.

© Ira Carleton Tichenor, Los Angeles ; D :
7755, Dec. 23, 1905. 21216

In Indiana; comedy in 4 acts, by W. J. Frazier.
98 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. ,Tuly 1, 1910; D : 21465 ; Walter J.
Frazier, Jlilwaukee. 21217

In Injianny; an original dramatic episode in 1
act. by Herbert Hall Winslow.

© Alba and O. AY. Heywood, Chicago ; 1894:
38882, Aug. 23. 21218

In Ireland; a romantic drama in 4 acts, by O.
Ferree.

© Owen Ferree, New York ; 1897 : 19109,
Mar. 23. 12219

In Ireland's cavise; romantic drama in 3 acts.
by G. Townshend. [2], .53 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. .Tuly 15, 1912; D : 30262 > George
Townsliend, Sewanee, Tenn. 21220

In Japan; sketch in 1 act, by C. P. Ongawa.
20 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 1, 1911; D: 23675; Clara Page
Ongawa, Oak Park, 111. 21221

In Kankakee; a comedy, by H. M. Cloude.

© H. M. Cloude, Cinciimati ; 1899:12.352,
Feb. 13. 21222

In leafy June; modern American farce comedy
in 3 acts, by J. Wedekind. [3], 71 p. 4°.
Tyi)ewritten.

© Ic. Feb. S, 1912; D: 28599; Julius Wede-
kind, New York. 21223

In letters of blood. See Son of Allah.

In Lincoln green. See Robin Hood.

In Little Italy; play in 1 act, by G. Naught.
[2], 20 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 24, 1914; D: 36784; George
Naught, Elizabeth, N. J. 21223a

——by George Winner. [18] p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 3, 1914 ; D : 35540 ; Thomas Ebert,
New York. 21223b

In London's midst; in 1 act, by J. O. Gray.

5 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. .Jan. 11, 1911; D: 23076; James Or-
man Gray, Vancouver, British Columbia.

21224

In Louisiana; a melodrama in 4 acts, by Robert
Bill Longmire. 68 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Lawrence Macdonald, St. Louis ; D : 2.340,
Sept. 16, 1902; 2c. Sept. 16, 1902. 21225

In Louisiana before the war; a drama in 4
acts, by M. B. Dugey. 67 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Mattie Belle Dugey, Palestine, Tex. ; D :
1721, Apr. 11, 1902 ; 2c. Apr. 11, 1902. 21226

In love; a comedy in 4 acts, by W. Babbitt.

© William Babbitt, Philadelphia; 1879:
161.54, Dec. 1. 21227

a comedy in 3 acts, by E. Merron. 57 p.

f°. Typewritten.

© Eleanor Merron, New York; D:415. Anr.
20, 1901; 2c. Apr. 20, 1901. 21228

— ^or. Love, vaudeville sketch, by Ned Ken-
nedy [pseud, of E. F. Kennedy]" [3] p. 4°.
Ms.

© Ic. Apr. .5, 1912; D: 29288; Edgar F.
Kennedy, New York. 21229

In love alike. See Two (The) destinies.

In love and out; a drama in 1 act, by Sutton
Broome [pseud, of A. M. Smith] 11 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Alice M. Smith, Tacoma; D : 10172. Mar.
18, 1907; 2c. Mar. 25, 1907. 21230

In love with a glove; l)y G. R. Coil. 5 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 22, 1911; D: 25063; George
Ralph Coil, Portland, Or. 21231

In Lovers lane; nmsical comedy drama by Ford
and Bratton.

© M. Witmark & sons, New York; 1896:
29843, May 15. 21232

In love's captivity; drama in 4 acts, by A. J.
I':bert. 98 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Albert .L Ebert. Milwaukee; D:1918,
May 2t, 1^52; ga J»jne 19, 1902. 21233

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21249

In love's name; drainu iu 5 acts, by G. Rlar-
buri;. Typewritten.

© Guido Marburj,', New York ; 1897 : 22576.
Apr. 10; 2c. Apr. 16. 21234

In love's uncertain paths; play in 1 act, tr. from
tlie Italian by Leoi»ol(l Flameug, dramatized
by H. Martin. 30 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 4, 1913; D : 35245 ; Ilaveluck
Martin, Toronto. Canada. 21235

In luck at last; a play in 4 acts, by .1. B. Booth.
Tyi>ewritten.

© .lunius B. Booth, New York; 1890:22672,
Apr. 11; 2c. Apr. 27. 21236

In Luzon; spectacular military sketch in 3
scenes, by Test Dalton. 8 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Sept. 21, 1909; D : 16828 ; Albert G. Kru?:,
Indinnapolis. 21237

In Manhattan; a hx-al melodrama in 4 acts, by
M. Walsh.

© Marie Walsh, Brooklyn ; D : .5369, Au^. 2,
1904. 21238

In manor and wood; or. The play of Robin
Hood, by E. Waymire.

© Edna Waymire, Alameda, Cal. ; D : 1327.
Jan. 20, 1902. 21239

In marble halls; comedy in 4 acts, by Challan
Tpseiid. of O. A. de Lima] 51 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Charles A. de Lima, New York ; D : 128.".2,
Apr. 24, 1908; 2c. Apr. 24, 1908. 21240

In Mephisto's shadow; a confession of error.
20 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Allan L. Bethel, St. Louis; D:160'.)3,
.lime 18. 1909 ; 2c. Nov. 5, 1909. 21241

In Mexico; play in 1 act, by Btith Towle. [2],
13 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© 1c. .Tilly 28, 1914; D: 37683; Ruth Towle
Harris, New York. 21241a

romance in 1 act, by H. E. De Lasaux. [2J,

16 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. ]\Tar. 3, 1914; D : 36225 ; Harrv E.
De Lasaux, Orland, Cal. 21241b

a 2 act musical comedy in 5 scenes, book by

S. Camp. [.56] p. 4°. Typewritten. [Li-
bretto only]

© Ic. Aug. 28, 1909 ; D : 16409 ; Sheppard
Camp, Atlanta. 21242

Sec also Miffiffif (The)

In Michigan; play, by J. B. Dunn. 28 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 4, 1910 ; D : 20697 ; J. B. Dunn.
Cleveland. 21243

In Mississippi.

© C. l>urward Serviss, Rochester, N. Y., ami
Frederick G. Ferguson, Buffalo; D: 2633, Nov.
20, 1902. 21244

■ -by J. M. r.ird.

© .Tames Marion Bird, Smithville, Tex.; D:
0556, Apr. 21, 1905. 21245

In modern Plumville; 1 act playlet, by F. Hin-
' drelet. 9 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. .Tuly 7, 1915; D: 41277; Frank Hin-
drelet, San Francisco. 21245a

In Montana; play in 3 acts, by E. ,T. Sharpsteen.
[1], 28 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 30, 1914; D : 36564 ; Ernest .L
Sharpsteen, Grand Rapids, Mich. 21245b

In moonbeams; play for children in 1 act, by
Mary E. True. S p. 4°. Printed.

© .Tuly 31, 1915 ; 2c. Aug. 2, 1915 ; D : 41833 ;
Extension division, University of Wisconsin,
Madison, Wis. 21245c

In Mulberry Bend. See Just a man.

In music's thrall; farce in 1 act, by Harold
Chamberlain. 29 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 1, 1914; D: 378.59; Aeolian co..
New York. 21 245 d

In my home town; an incident with music, bv
T. F. Swift and J. P. Mulgrew. 91 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. IS, 1910 ; D : 20820 ; T'homas F.
Swift, IMinneapolis, and .Tohn P. Mulgrew. Du-
buque, la. 21246

In name only; 1 act dniniatic sketch, by Eleanor
Ecob [pseud, of E. E. Sawyer] and E. W.
.Tolmson. 6 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 28, 1915; D: 40-504; Eleanor E.
Sawyer and E. Waldo Johnson, Porthuul. Or.

21246a

In need of a secretary. Sec Walter's desire.

In Neptune's realm; a musical episode in 2
acts, book and lyrics by I^e Mar Doroine
[pseud, of M. E. Dojine] music by Valentine
Doan(>. 45 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto
only]

© Maude Estelle Doane, Brooklvn; D:
7849, Jan. 15, 1906; 2c. Feb. 5, 1906. 21247

In Nevada; musical comedy in 3 acts, by R. S.
Light and Frederick J. Mason. lp.l.,34p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. July 26, 1911 ; D : 24779 ; Raymond S.
Light, Villisca, la. 21248

In New England; a pastoral play in 4 acts, by
S. Wilmer and W. Vincent.

© Sidney WilmiT and Walter Vincent, New
York ; 1900 A : 5701, Mar. 2. 21249

1050

21250

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

21269

In new Virginia; au original play in 4 acts, by
I'aiil I'roster Temple [p.seud. of W. W. Davis]

© Win. Whiting Davis, New York; D:
1376S, Sept. 12, 1008. 31250

In New York; dramatic scenes in 3 pts., by
N. I. Kolsky. [48] p. 8°. Ms.

© Ic. Dec. 27, 1911 ; D : 28304 ; N. I. Kolsky.
New York. 21251

Same. Jersey City, N, I. Kolsky [1913]

30 p. 12°.

© .Tilly 3, 1913; 2c. Oct. 8, 1913; D: 34816;
Nusliim Israil Kolsky, Jersey City. 21252

a travesty in 2 acts, by Franklin Winter.

SO p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Frank Howe, jr., Philadelphia ; D : 14147,
Oct. 26, 1908; 2c. Nov. 7, 1908; [Note: Title
on copies deposited reads, In New York with
Betsy Bacon's boarders] 21253

In New York town; farce comedy in 3 acts, by
Toney Haskell.

© Hurtig and Seamon, New York ; 1900 A :
30746, Dec. 20. 21254

In New York with. Betsy Bacon's boarders.
^See In New York.

In 1999; problem play of the future in 1 act,
by William C. de Mille. New York, Samuel
French ; London, Samuel French, ltd., 1914.
15 p. 12°.

© Apr. 4, 1914 ; 2c. Apr. 7, 1914 ; D : ,36630 ;
A. G. de Mille, New York. 21254a

In 1973, while a living on the 0. A. G. H. P.;

a melodrama in 5 acts, by I. M. Silkworth.
18 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Israel M. Silkworth, Baltimore; D:8721,
June 20, 1906; 2c. June 20, 1906. 21255

In nonsense land; a musical comedy in 2 acts.
Typewritten.

© Frank A. Green, Louisville ; 1900 A :
9885, Apr. 18; 2c. June 4, 1901. 21256

In office hours, and other sketches; for vaude-
ville or jirivate acting, by Evelyn Greenleaf
Sutherland. Boston, W. A. Baker & co., 1900.
61 p. 12°.

Contents : In aunt Chloe's cabin. — In of-
fice hours. — Quilting party in the thirties. —
Story of a famous wedding.

© AValter A. Baker & co., Boston ; 1900 A :
18463, July 26; 2c. Sept. 29, 1900. 21256a

In official society; an American comedy-drama
in 4 acts, by F. F. Schrader.

© Frederick F. Schrader, Washington ;
1896 : 27478, May 4. 21257

In old Algeria; or, My Morocco maid, musical
comedy in 2 acts, by Charles Morton. Chi-
cago, Chicago manuscript co., 1914. [34] p.
f°. Mimeographed. [Libretto only]

© Dec. 3, 1914 ; 2c. Dec. 21, 1914 ; D : 39184 ;
Alex. Byers, Chicago, 21258a

In old Cheyenne; by K. S. Hammond. 8 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 10, 1910; D: 17896; Kathryn
Swan Hanunond, Kansas City, Mo. 21259

•

In old colonial days; a romantic comedy in 4
acts, by J. IM. Dunn and Barrie Ashley
Clarke.

© Julia Mills Dunn, Moline, 111.; 1899:
83086; Dec. 23. 21260

In old Edam; comedy sketch in 1 act, by Anna
Maible Pollock. 13 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 16, 1909; D: 16336; John W.
Dunne, New York. 21261

In old Japan; pantomime in 2 acts and 3 scenes,
by I^ilian Thompson.

© L. Thompson, New York; 1897:61865,
Nov. 2. 21262

In old Kentucky; an American play in 4 acts,
by Charles T. Dazey.

© Jacob Litt, New York ; 1897 : 26051, Apr.
27; 2c. May 7. 21263

In old Madrid; a musical comedy in 3 acts, by
E. O. Towne.

© Edward Owings Towne, Chicago; 1897:
25961, Apr. 26. 21264

In old Maine; a Yankee comedy in 4 acts, by
Dan Darleigh.

© Hazel Darleigh, Syracuse, N. Y. ; 1896:
8410, Feb. 4. 21265

In old Manila; a military romance of the Philip-
pines in 4 acts, by J. W. Noble and J. A. Loin-
ing. 63 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 7, 1912 ; D : 29907 ; John Win-
throp Noble and J. Arthur Loining, New York.

21266

In old Mexico; a drama in 4 acts, by C. R.
Foster. 80 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Carlton Russell Foster, Los Angeles ; D :
15631, Apr. 15, 1909; 2c. Apr. 16, 1909. 21267

In old Missouri; a sweet told story of the Ozark
Hills, by C. A. Marshall.

© Carrie A. Marshall, Kansas City, Mo. ;
D : 2005, June 11, 1902. 21268

In old Alabama; southern plantation melo-
di-ama, by D. Cruger and B. S. Carnes.

■ © Dix Cruger and B. S. Carnes, New York ;
D : 3305, Apr. 17, 1903. 21258

1051

In old New England; a rural comedy drama in
4 acts, by H. M. Doty. Chatham, N. Y., J. W.
Darrow, 1908, 38 p. 12°.

© Harrv M. Doty, Canaan, Conn. ; D : 12.5159,
Mar. 17, 1908 ; 2c. Oct. 31, 1908. 21269

21270

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

21289

In old New Hampshire; by L. E. Miller. 44
p. f°. Typewritten.

© Louis E. Miller, New York; D : 11947,
Dec. 9, 1907 ; 2c. Dec. 9, 1907. 21270

■ See also Home sweet home.

In old Nieuw Jorck; a comedy in 5 acts with
musical suggestions, by E. A. Gerrard. 151
p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto oidy |

bus. Neb.; D:
190.5. 21271

© Ernest A. Gerrard. Columb
721.5, Sept. 6, 1905; 2c. Sept. 20,

In old No'th Ca'lina; or. The face in the star,
a beart story of tbe South, a comedy drama
in 4 acts, by Beaumont Claxton [pseud, of T.
C. Taylor]

© Thomas Claxton Taylor, Richmond. 111. ;
D : 4214, Oct. 26, 1903. 21272

oi\ The face in the star in the land of

the sky, a lieart story of tlie South, a comedy
drama in 4 acts, by Beaumont Claxton [pseud,
of T. C. Tnylor] [Cartlias^e, Mo.. Laclede
printing co.] 1904. [06] p. 16°.

© Tlios. Claxton Taylor, Richmond, 111.;
D : 5411, Aug. 11, 1904 ; 2c. Aug. 11, 1904.

21273

In old Provence; romantic opera in 3 acts, lyrics
by Henry H. Chamberlin, libretto and music by
H. L. Belisle. 45 p. 12°. Printed. [Libretto
only]

© Dec. 28, 1911; Ic. Jan. 3, 1912; Ic. .Jan.
17, 1912; D: 28329; Hector L. Belisle, Mv-
thuen, Mass. 21274

In old Quebec; earful of Canuck philosophy, by
.1. McCree. [1], 16 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. .July 29, 1915; D: 41362; .Tunie Mc-
Cree, New York. 21274a

In old San Gabriel; social problem play in 3
acts, by L. Pelee. 36 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 31, 1913; D: 32798; Lillian Pe-
lee, San Gabriel, Cal. 21275

In old Seville; a pantomimic musical vaudeville
[)roduction.

© Ferd I'. Noss, New Brighton, Pa.; D:
12342, Feb. 10, 1908. 21276

In old Stamboul; play in 2 scenes, by .1. A. Cul-
bert. 27 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 6, 1915; D: 42422; .loseph A.
Culbert, Philadelphia. 21276a

In old Tennessee; by O. C. Floto.

© Otto C. Floto, Chicago ; 1895 : 18440, Apr.
2. 21277

In old Trinity; by W. B. Watson.

© W. B. Watson, Brooklyn; D:2172. Jidv
30, 1902. 21278

In old Venice; a romantic drama in 4 acts, by
E. Emerson.

© Evalyn Emerson, Brookline, Mass. ; D :
3113, Mar. 10, 1903. 21279

In old Vermont; a drama in 4 acts, bv A. M.
Sinitli.

© Alice Maude Smith, Tacoma ; D : 4.329,
Nov. 30, 1903. 21280

See also Vermont.

In old Virginia; by W. C. Wjire. 46 p. t°.
Typewritten.

© William C. AVare, Pittsfield, 111.; D:
6.542, Apr. 19, 1905; 2c. Apr. 5, 1905. 21281

comedy-drama in 4 acts, by John A. Eraser.

© Dramatic pub. co., Chicago; 1899:31016,
^lay 8. 21282

a drama in 5 acts and 7 scenes, by G. V.

Hobart, and Wm. L. McCray.

© Wm. Cradoc, Unitetl States; 1894:49626.
Oct. 24. 21283

— a southern drama, by H. West.

© Harry West, Cincinnati; 1896:18023,
Mar. 21. 21284

— or, A soldier's love, an original comedy in
1 act, by Frank Kennedy.

© Edward Sanford, New York ; 1898 : 11066,
Feb. 15; 2c. Feb. 16. 21285

— See also Tanis, the sang digg'er.

In old Virginny; or. Queen of the chase, a
romantic melodrama in 5 acts, bv M. S. Tay-
lor.

© IVFalcolm Stuart Taylor, Rochester, N. Y. ;
1894:56501, Dec. 5. 21286

In old Wyoming; or, Where bugles blow, in 4
acts, by G. M. Laing. 70 p. f°. Typewrit-
ten.

© G. Mayhood Laing. Brainerd, l\Iinn. ; D:
8054, Veh. 24, 1906; 2c. Feb. 24, 1906. 21287

In ole Nu 'Leans; sketch, bv A. R. Do Beer and
Adam Hull Shirk. [2], 21 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Dec. 2, 1915; D: 42393; Abralinm
Ray field De Beer, New York. 21287a

In ole Virginny; a domestic comedy drama in
5 acts, by A. L. .Johnson and II. Tyndale.
87 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Annie Lewis .Tolmson jind Ililsard Tyn-
dale, New York; 1889:7629, Mar. 9; Ic. May
11- 21288

In one hour; a melodramji in 5 acts, l)y T.
Bryce.

© Tileston Bryce, Riclnnond ; D : 2665, Dec.
1. 1902. 21289

1052

21290

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

21312

In one hundred years; a farcical satire in 3
acts, by John Wiuthrop Noble and J. A. Loin-
ing. [3], 117 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 24, 1912; D: 30090; J. Arthur
Loining, New York. 21290

In Panama; a musical comedy in 2 acts, by S.
Wood and O. Colburn. 55 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten. [Libretto only]

© Stanley Wdod and Otis Colburn, Chi-
cago ; D : 7310, Sept. 25, 1905 ; 2c. Oct. 11, 1905.

21291

In paradise; a comedy in 4 acts and 4 scenes,
by G. H. Jessop and W. Gill.

© Geo. H. .Tessop and Wm. Gill, Now York;
1882:17159, Oct. 16. 21292

a comedy in 3 acts, by Louis Harrison and

B. B. Vallentine, adapted from Maurice Hen-
nequin, Paul Bilhaud and A. Barre's comedy
entitled Le paradis.

© Ella S. Doris, New York; 1899:22264.
Mar. 28. 21293

or, Paradise, a farce in 1 act, by B. B. Val-

lentine. 20 p. 12°. Printed.

■© B. B. Vallentine, New York; 1899:74575.
Nov. 15; 2c. Feb. 19, 1900. 21294

In passion's power; a comedy drama in 4 acts,
by .J. R. Bronson.

© J. Rush Bronson, Los Angeles; D : 078,
Jnly 22, 190L 21295

In Pensacola; a musical comedy in prologue
and 2 acts, by A. A. Frudenfeld and I. H.
Jones. 38 p. f°. Typewritten. [Libretto
only]

© A. A. Fi-ndenfeld and I. H. .Tones, Sioux
Falls, S. D. ; D : 12019, Dec. 31, 1907 ; 2c-. Dec.
31, 1907. 21296

In peril; a melodrama in 4 acts, by O. Davis.
© Owen Davis, New York; 1898:72830,
Dec. 14. . 21297

In Plum Valley; rural comedy drama in 4 acts,
bv Cbarles Ulrlch. Chicago, T. S. Denis<m
& CO. [1910] 64 p. 12°.

© Sept. 22, 1910; 2c. Sept. 24, igiO"; D:
22131 ; T. S. Df nison & co., Chicago. 21298

In power; play in 4 acts, by Paid Harness
[psend. of F. P. Holden] [1], 182 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 24, 1912 ; D : 317S2 ; Florence P.
Holden, New York. 21299

In publicity's net; satirical farce-comedy in 3
acts, by M. Wiener. [144] p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Aug. 21, 1913; D: 34217; Miriam
Wiener, New York. 21300

In quad. See Commandant (The) of La-
Tour.

In quarantine; a comedy in 3 acts, by Belle
Elliott Palmer. Chicago, Co-operative maga-
zine press [1907] 16 p. 8°.

© Henry Elliott, Chicago; D : 11761, Nov.
18, 1907 ; 2c. Dec. 2, 1907. 21301

In Queen Elizabeth's time; a romantic drama
in 4 acts, by PI Eisner. 101 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Edward Eisner, New York ; D : 738, Aug.
10, 1901; 2c. Aug. 10, 1901. 21302

In quod; or. Courting' the wrong lass, a com-
edy in 2 acts. 34 p. 16°. Printed.

© William Bush, St. Louis; 1879:4136,
Mar. 29, 2c. Apr. 11. 21303

In Keno; play in 3 acts, by L. G. White. 82 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 22, 1910; D: 20537; Laura
Glavis White, Staten Island, N. Y. 21304

In rig'ht; by R. Stodart. 22 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Robert Stodart, New York ; D : 160.54,
Jnne 12, 1909; 2c. June 12, 1909. 21305

In room sixty-five; comedy sketch in 1 scene,
by E. Barto. 4 p. 4°, Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 9, 1910; D: 20787; Eddie Barto,
Philadelphia. 21306

In Roumania; a drama in 4 acts, by L. L.
Schwartz. 67 p. f°. Typewritten.

© liOuis Leon Schwartz, Minneapolis ; D :
1.5346, Mar. 15, 1909; 2c. Mar. 15, 1909. 21307

In ruin's path; drama in 1 act, by D. J. Fleck-
ensteln. 24 p. 24°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 29, 1912; D: 30685; Dominick .L
Fleckenstein, Brooklyn. 21308

In sackcloth and ashes; better known as Nora

Shannon, a drama in 5 acts, by L. F. Witzig.

© Leon F. Witzig, St. Louis; 1877:15709,

Dec. 31. 21309

In sanctuary; drama in 1 act, by W. C. Morrow.
12 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 9, 1910; D : 20395 ; W. C. Mor-
row, San Francisco. 21310

In Santa Glaus land; a Christmas play in

rhyme, bv Elizabeth F. Guptil. Lebanon, O.,

Mai-ch brothers, 1904. cover-title, 26 p. 12°.

© March bros., Lebanon, O. ; D : 5486, Aug.

1.5, 1904; 2c. Sept. 29, 1904. 12311

In Saramede; a comedy-pastoral in 3 acts, by
Marianne Stay ton. New York, S. French;
London, S. French, ltd., 1912. 69 p. 12°.

© Jnne 7, 1912 ; 2c. June 7, 1912 ; D : 29897 ;
Sanuiel French, ltd., London. 21312

1053

21313

DEAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

21334

In scarlet mourning; play in 3 acts, by T. Dal-
ton. [56] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 17, 1911; D: 23375; Test Dal-
ton, Indianapolis. 21313

In search of a hero; by E. L. Currier. 17 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 24, 1911; D: 25850; Evelyn L.
Currier, St. Louis. 21314

In search of a sinner; comedy in 3 acts, by C.
Thompson. [5], 154 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 16, 1910; D: 22067; Charlotte
Thompson, New York. 21315

In search of a wife; comedy in 3 acts, by L. R.
Austin and B. H. Kinney. 65 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Sept. 25, 1909; D: 17110; Lucy R.
Austin and Bertha H. Kinney, New Haven.

21316

In search of happiness; a romantic drama in
5 acts, by T. T. Timayenis.

© T. T. Timayenis, New York ; 1896 : 44629,
Aug. 5. 21317

In self-defense; a comedy drama in 4 acts and
5 scones, by G. Bowles.

© George Bowles, Port Washington, N. Y. ;
D:2609, Nov. 3, 1902. 21318

or, A double life, by T. R. Edwards and

Mrs. C. A. Doremus.

© Thomas R. Edwards and Mrs. Charles A.
Doremus, New York ; 1888 : 22812, Aug. 8 ; 2c.
Aug. 8. 21319

— See also Two (The) isrothers.

In 1781; a play in 1 act, by P. W. Hyde. 17 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Paul Woodworth Hyde, Pittsburgh; D:
506, May 25, 1901 ; 2c. July 16, 1901. 21320

In Shadowland; by Edith Yeager. [22] p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 21, 1911; D: 28207; Edith H.
Yeager, Brooklyn. 21321

fairy-play in 4 acts, by Ray Lewis [pseud.

of Ray Leviusky] [35] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 24, 1914 ; D : 37990 ; Ray Levinsky,
Toronto, Canada. 21321a

In Siam; a musical comedy, in 3 acts, book and
lyrics by Le Mar Dorome [pseud, of M. E.
Doane] 44 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto
only]

© Maud Estelle Doane, Brooklyn ; D : 8930,
Aug. 9, 1906 ; 2c. Aug. 24, 1900. 21322

In sight of land; in 5 acts, by Emma Herrick
Weed.

© Henry Clarence Weed. Walnut l'laf'(>.
Mass.; 1900 A: 26398, Oct. 23. 21323

In sight of St. Pauls; a new and original
drama in 4 acts, by Sutton Vane. Typewrit-
ten.

© William Calder, New York; 1895:9108,
Feb. 12; 2c. June 29. 21324

In Silver Valley; or, A diamond in the rough,
a western comedy drama in 4 acts, bv F.
Tucker. 18 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Francis Tucker, Galesburg, 111. ; D : 7(K)8.
July 22, 1905 ; 2c. July 22, 1905. 21325

In society; a dramatic play, by W. O. .Tolinson.
15 p. f°. Typewritten.

© William Otis .Johnson, Chelsea, Mass.; D:
2354, Sept. 17, 1902; 2c. Sept. 10, 1902. 21326

In society's whirl; a farcical comedy in 3 acts,
by R. Stodart and C. Lindsay. 77 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Robert Stodart and Clarence Lindsay,
New York ; D : 4233, Nov. 5, 1903 ; 2c. Mav 19.
1904. 2i327

In soft. See Easy money.

In Sonora; dramatic sketch in 1 act. by J.' U.
(}lesy. 15 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 24, 1913; D: 34820; J. U. (Jiesy,
Salt Lake City. 21328

In South Car'liney; a rural comedy drama in
4 acts, by II. D. Cottrell. 138 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Harry D. Cottrell, Oakland, Cal. ; D:
3823, Aug. 12, 1903; 2c. Sept. 14, 1903. 21329

In spite of all; a comedy in 4 acts, by S. M:ic-
kaye, founded upon a French play, by Vic-
torien Sardou.

© Steele Mackaye, New York; 1885:1 7082,
Aug. 20. 21330

a comedy in 1 act, by G. W. Wessells and

M. N. Hall.

© G«>orge W. Wessells and Mildred N. Hall,
Denver; D:5093, May 28, 1904. 21331

a playlet, by K. R. Frodert. 6 ]\ f°.

Typewritten.

© K. R. Frodert, Milwaukee; D: 1.5271.
Mar. 8, 1909; 2c. Mar. 8, 1909. 21332

In spite of her; cdmedy in 3 acts, fmm the
French of La ma.jorite d'Alex.

© William T. Ingli.s, Boston; 1884:0<r)7,
Mar. 2L 21333

In spite of odds; a play in 4 acts, by C. Kaston
[i. e. II. C Eastoii]

© Henry Clement Easton, New York; 1>:
H349, Nov. 21, 1908. 21334

1054

21335

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

21352

In spite of the law; or. Right against might,
a melodrama in a prologue and 3 acts, by J. A.
King and G. E. Hall. 5 p. f°. Typewritten.
[Scenario]

© George Edward Hall and Jolin A. King,
Brooklyn ; D : 1960, May 31, 1902 ; 2c. May 31.
1902. 21335

In story book land; play in 2 acts, by J. B.
Rogers. 40 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 17, 1913; D: 3537.5; John B.

Rogers, Fostoria, O. 21336

In strange New York; a farce comedy, by L.
.Shubert.

© Lee Shubei-t, Syracuse, N. Y. ; 1897:
23G74, Apr. 16. 21337

In sunny Tennessee; by M. W. Sterling. Type-
written.

© Marie Wellesley Sterling, Camden, N. .T. ;
1900 A: 5697, Mar. 2; 2c. Mar. 2. 21338

a pastoral play of the mountains in 4 acts,

by Pierce Kingsley. 76 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Mrs. Pierce Kingsley, New York ; D :
10826, June 22, 1907; 2c. June 22, 1907.

21339

In sunset land. See Lasca.

In Tall Grass valley; rural ooisode, I)y Harry
L. Newton. 11 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 3, 1915 ; D : 42406 ; Charles Stulz-
mnn, Chicago. 21339a

In that darkest hour; dramatic incident, by
F. P. Dade. [1], 19 p. 16°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 13, 1914; D: 36014; Frances
Pemberton Dade, Philadelphia. 21339b

In the absence of Susan; a comedy in 3 acts,
bv Alice C. Thompson. New York, Dick &
Filzgerald, 1904. 48 p. 12°.

© Dick & Fitzgerald, New York ; I^ : 4859.
Apr. 11, 1904; 2c. June 25, 1904. 21340

In the absence of the major; comedy sketch, by
K. lielmont. 8 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 25, 1914; D: 37120; Edward Bel-
mont, Leavenworth, Kan. 21340a

In the air: musical comedy in 3 nets, book by
I), ('althroj). lyrics by Harry Gr:iliam, music
by L'raser Simpson. 108 p. 4°. Typewritten.
[Libretto only]

© Ic. Nov. 18, 1912; D : 32917 ; Dion Cal-
throp, London. 21341

In the Alps; 1 act play, by L. Williams. 12 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 9, 1913 ; D : 31929 ; Lew Williams,
New York. 21342

In the Arab's power; melodrama in 5 acts, by
Jaclv I<]merson. 36 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Felx 24. 1915; D: 39778; .Tohn S.
Angell, La Mesa, Cal. 21342a

In the Arctic regions; or, A trip to the North
Pole, an historical and spectacular burlesque
in 3 acts, by C. Huff.

© Clarence Huff, Topeka, Kan. ; 1891 : 19701,
May 29. 21343

In the artist's studio; comedy in 1 act, by H.
Heaton. 21 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© H. Heaton, New York; D:6643, Mav 6,
1905; 2c. May 6, 1905. 21344

In the background; play in 4 acts, by Allen
Abbott. 87 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 5, 1915 ; D : 40853 ; Mrs. W. Le-
graud Howland, New York. 21344a

In the balance: a drama in 4 acts, by D. Mac-
Laren. [107] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 10, 1909 ; D : 16526 ; Donald Mac-
Laren, New York. 21345

In the bar; a melodrama in 3 acts, by A. Rob-
inson.

© Annie Robinson, Philadelphia ; 1888 :
33165, Nov. 23. 21346

In the barracks; play in 1 act, by Cecil B. de
Mille. [2], 35 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 19, 1913; D : 32364 ; Constance
A. de Mille, New York. 21347

In the barrister's house; [a play by C. C.
West] 69 p. 8°. Typewritten.

© Charlotte C. West, Philadelphia; D:
12345, Feb. 10, 1908; 2c. Feb. 10, 1908. 21348

In the beginning; by A. Har trick. 11 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Albert Hartrirk. Philadelphia; D : 5636,
Oct. 13, 1904; 2c. Oct. 13, 1004. 21349

In the billet; iday in 1 act, by C. D. Morgan.
23 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Julv 2.3, 1915; D : 41298 ; Charles D.
IMorgan, New Yorlc. 21349a

In the biograph; an adaptation in 1 act, by W.
Clarke.

© Wilfred Clarke, New York; D:524, May
29, 1901. 21350

In the bishop's carriage; C. Pollock's dramati-
zation of tlie novel of the same name, by
IMiriam Michelsou. 113 p. 4°. Typewritten,

© Channing Pollock, New York; D:6950,
July 11, 1905; 2c. Aug., 8, 1905. 21351

In the blood. Sec Tainted.

In the borough of Manhattan; musical comedy,
by I. Witmark.

© Isidore Witmark, New Y''ork ; 1897:
56498, Oct. 6. 21352

1055

21353

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

21373

In the bosom of death; a drama, adapted from
the Spanisli, by J. De Armas. 91 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© .1. De Armas, New York; 1887:26317,
Oct. 12 ; 2e. Nov. 2. 21353

In the bureau drawer; foolish skit, by F. Al-
len. 7 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© le. June 11, 1912; D: 29929; Frederick
Allen, Chicago. 21354

In the Canal Zone; a melodrama in 4 acts, by
C. L. Howard. 94 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Charles Lowell Howard, Wushinston ;
D : 13919, Sept. 24, 1908 ; 2c. Sept. 24, 1908.

21355

In the Carolina hills; in 4 acts, by H. Lindley.

© Plarrv T.indlev, Youngstown, N, Y. ; 1900

A : 14902, June 15. 21356

In the Catskills; by J. B. Fit%patrick.

© .T. B. Fit74)atrick, Jersey City; 1898:
57972, Oct. 3 ; 2c. Oct. 4. 21357

In the cause of science; play in 3 acts, by T. H.
Grifliths. [83] p. 12°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 15, 1911; D: 28000; Thomas
Henry Griffiths, Toronto, Canada. 21358

In the city of sighs and tears; by Kerry
Mills fpseud. of F. A. Mills]

© Frederick Allen Mills, New York; D:
2507, Oct. 3, 1902. 21359

In the coal hole. ^S'ee One (The) leg man.

In the coat department; vaudeville sketch, by
A. N. Meyer. [13] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 18, 1911; D: 28021; Annie Na-
than Meyer, New York. 21360

In the college days; a group of monologues, by
Lindsey Barbee. Chicago, T. S. Denison &
company [1914] 120 p. 12'.

© Mar. 19, 1914; 2c. Mar. 23, 1914; A:
3G2986 ; Eben H. Norris, Chicago. 21360a

In the corn country; a comedy, by C. M.
llyskell.

© Charles M. Hyskell, Burlington, la.;
1895:14862, Mar. 14; 2c. Mar. 9. 21361

In the corral; play in 4 acts and epilogue, by
L. T.. Ayres. 84 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 1, 1911; D: 23500; Lucie Le-
veque Ayres, Stamford, Conn. 21362

In the country; comedy in 4 acts, by J. K.
Adams. 132 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 7, 1911; D: 23290; Jacob K.
Adams, New York. 21363

In the court of honor; a serious romantic
play in 4 acts, by B. Ongley. 160 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Bvron Ongley, New York; D : 225, Mar.
16, 1901; 2c. Mar. 18, 1901. -^-^-^^

In the cow country; play in 1 act, by B. Brown.
[2], 70 p. obi. 16°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 15, 1912; D: 31136; Beriah
Brown. Seattle. 21365

In the currency of kindness; comedy in 4
acts, by E. H. Culbertson. [3], 209 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. June 2, 1914 ; D : 37200 ; Ernest How-
. ard Culbertson, Washington. 21365a

In the dark; comedy in prologue and 5 acts, by
J. C. Goodwin, and F. A. Harris.

© J. Cheever Gdudwin and Franc A. Har-
ris, Boston; 1874: 7845, June 11. 21366

— a comedy in 3 acts, by F. R. Kelly.

© Fred Robert Kelly, Boston; 1876:6590,
May 27. 21367

— a new and original drama in 3 acts, by

Gardiner and ftlcCuUoch.

© Charles R. Gardiner and J. H. McCul-
loch. United States ; 1875 : 10285, Oct. 6.

21368

— an original domestic drama in 5 acts, 2 of
which are in prologue, by S. Mackaye.

© Steele Mackaye, New York; 1878:10342,
Sei)t. 9. 21369

— ■ an original sensational drama in 5 acts.

by E. Wren.

© Ella Wren, New Orleans; 1875:3573,
Apr. 10. 21370

— a play, by J. A. Stevens.

© John A. Steveu.s, New York; 1885:676,

Jan. 9.

21371

21364

1056

-play in 1 act, by E. Wurzburger. [1], 20 p.

4°. Ms.

© Ic. Jan. 5, 1914; D: 35546; Estella Wurz-
burger, Chicago. 21371a

a society farce, by W. G. Van Tassel Sut-

l.hen. Chicago, T. S. Denison, 1886. 9 p. 12°.
( [Tlie amateur series] )

© T. S. Denison, Chicago; 1886:22808, Oct.
11 ; 2c. Oct. 15. 21372

vaudeville sketch, by L. Bradstreet and G.

Wright. [1], 12 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 23, 1914; D: 36817; Lora P.rad-
street and Grace Wright, New York. 21372a

In the darkness of light; play in 3 acts, by S.
G. Eghian. [103] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 28, 1913; D: 33910; Setrak 0.
Eghian, Chicago. 21373

In the dawn; drama in 3 acts, by M. Daw.son.
10 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 9, 1914 ; D : 39051 ; Mary Dawson,
Bayside, N. Y. 21373a

21374

COPYKIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

21396

In the dawn of a new century; a comedy in 3
acts. Typewritten.

© Karl P. Hangl, New York ; 1893 : 35124,
July 27 ; 2c. Aug. 24. 21374

In tlie days of auld lang' syne; a pastoral
drama in 4 acts, by C. F. Harrison. 48 p.
t°. Typewritten.

© Chas. F. Harrison, St. Louis; D : 8264,
Apr. 2, 1906; 2c. June 7, 1906. 21375

In the days of Dexter; 1 act dramatic composi-
tion [by F. J. Beaman] [17] p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Aug. 2, 1909 ; D : 16438 ; Fred J. Bea-
man, Jackson, Mich. 21376

In the days of '49; by W. A. Bell. Typewrit-
ten.

© William A. Bell, Sigourney, la. ; 1900 A :
18279, July 24; Ic. July 24. 21377

a California scene in the early days, by S.

Chambers. 10 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Stephen Chambers, Chico, Cal. ; D : 13197,
June 16, 1908; 2c. June 16, 1908. 21378

In the days of King Herod; a biblical romance
in 1 act, by Hal Reid [i. e. James Halleck
Reid] and B. B. Westbrook. 16 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Hal Reid and Bertha Belle Westbrook,
Highlands of Navesink, N. J. ; D : 2110, July
12, 1902; 2c. July 12, 1902. 21379

In the days of Noah; by C. Parsons. 41 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Cornelia Parsons, Flushing, N. Y. ; D :
1593, Mar. 17, 1902 ; 2c. Mar. 17, 1902. 21380

In the days of old; comedy in 1 act and 2
scenes, by L. Chevalier. [15] p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. June 22, 1910 ; D : 21394 ; Louis Che-
valier, New York. 21381

In the days of real sport; play in 2 acts, by
Grace Adelaide Reed. 17 p. f°. Ms.

© Ic. Jan. 24, 1912 ; D : 28418 ; G. A. Reed,
Chicago. ^ 21,382

In the days of '76; romantic drama in 4 acts, by
Lillian Stair Schreiner. Chicago, A. Flanagan
CO., [1913] 35 p. 12°.

© Mar. 17, 1913; 2c. Mar. 19, 1913; D:
32875; A. Flanagan co., Chicago. ^1383

In the days of war; military drama in 1 act, by
H. W. Smith. 3 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 3, 1913; D: 34617; Louis Moor
Butler and Harry Walter Smith, Harrisburg,
Pa. 21384

In the days to come,
tury elopement.

See Thirtieth (A) cen-

In the dead of night; a drama in 4 acts, by W.
C. Cowper.

© Wm. Curtis Cowper, United States ; 1899 :
41229, June 24. 21385

In the depths. See IshmaeL

In the devil's grasp; by R. P. Polizzi. 12 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 9, 1910 ; D : 20996 ; R. Pasquale
Polizzi, Brooklyn. 21386

In the devil's power; by J. King. 23 p. t".
Typewritten.

© Joseph King, New York ; D : 6117 Jan.
23, 1905 ; 2c. Jan. 16, 1905. 21387

In the devil's web; in 4 acts, by Hal Reid [i. e.
J. H. Reid] Typewritten.

© James Halleck Reid, Chicago; 1900 A:
30160, Dec. 13; 2c. Dec. 13. 21388

the 20th century comedy drama, by H. Reid

[i. e. J. H. Reid]

© Hal Reid, Chicago ; 1900 A : 29193. Nov.
30. 21389

In the diplomat's house; play in 3 acts, by W.
H. Nichols. [3], 125 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 2, 1911; D: 23522; W^alter H.
Nichols, Monrovia, Cal. 21390

In the dominion of the crown; a melodrama, by
J. McKibben. 31 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Jos. McKibben, Portland, Or. ; D : 13038,
May 23, 1908 ; 2c. May 23, 1908. 21391

In the driftwood of the night; drama in 3 acts,
by R. Lane. 79 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Richard Lane, Chicago ; D : 8999. Aug.
27, 1906; 2c. Aug. 27, 1906. 21392

In the duke's cabinet; a drama in 1 act, by N.
Lusk. 16 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Norbert Lusk, New York ; D : 7319, Sept.
27, 1905 ; 2c. Sept. 27. 1905. 21393

In the enemy's camp; or, The stolen
despatches, a drama in 3 acts, by S. J. Brown.
Boston, W. H. Baker & co., 1889. 33 p. 12°.
([W. H. Baker & co.'s Boston list])

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston; 1889:
25273, Aug. 19; 2c. Oct. 5. 21394

In the enemy's service; in 4 acts, by F. H. Shep-
ard. Typewritten.

© Frank Hall Shepard, Detroit; 1900 A:
27794, Nov. 9 ; 2c. Nov. 2. 21395

In the evening; a playlet, by O'S. E. Redden.
13 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© O'Shea E. Redden, New York ; D : 15786,
May 6, 1909; 2c. May 6, 1909. 21396

In the Everglades; an entirely new and origi-
nal romantic drama in 4 acts, by Herbert
Hall Winslow and Will R. Wilson.

5379—16-

-67

1057

21397

DEAMATIC COMtOSITIONS

21417

In the Everglades — Continued.

© Willard Lee, Altoona, Pa. ; 1S95 : 55214,
Oct. 31. 31397

In the eyes of the world; a drama in prologue
and 3 acts, by S. McKerrow.

© Stewart McKerrow, New York ; D : 5325,
July 21, 1904. 21398

In the face of the storm; an original play in
5 acts, by J. Stansill.

© Jerome Stansill, Long Island City, N. Y. ;
1893 : 4733, Jan. 28. 21399

In the far East; military play in 4 acts, by J. C.
Webb. 61 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© John Crittenden Webb, Chicago; D:
4904, Apr. 20, 1904 ; 2c. May 7, 1904. 21400

In the far North. See Bit (A) of glass.

In the fashion; a comedy drama in 5 acts, by
Selina Dolaro.

© Henry E. Abbey, New York ; 1887 : 23522,
Sept. 16. 21401

In the ferry house; character sketches in 1 act
and 1 scene, by Eleanor Maud Crane. New
York, Dick & Fitzgerald, 1906. 29 p. 12°.

© Dick & Fitzgerald, New York ; D : 8820,
July 12, 1906 ; 2c. Aug. 10, 1906. 21402

In the feud country; a playlet in 1 act, by
C. W. Tackenberg. [2], 11 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Feb. 10, 1913 ; D : 32261 ; Charles Wil-
liam Tackenberg, Cincinnati. 21403
In the larelight; by Cyril Norman. Chicago,
Brown & co.

© Brown & co., Cliicago ; 1898 : 14760, Mar.
2; 2c. May 14. 21404

an original episode in 1 act. by Forbes

Heermaus. New York, The De Witt publish-
ing house, 1892. 14 p. illus. 12°. ( [De
Witt's acting plays, no. 380] )

© R. H. Russell & son, New York; 1892:
52679, Dec. 23 ; 2c. Dec. 24 ; Ic. Dec. 26, 1893.

21405

■See also Love by induction, and other

plays.

In the fool's bauble; a drama in 3 acts, by
.John D. INIcCarthy. New York, The College
of St. Francis Xavier [1905] 07 p. 12°.

© College of St. Francis Xavier, inc., New
York ; D : 7371, Oct. 7, 1905 ; 2c. Nov. 4, 1905.

21406

In the foothills; a comedy-drama in 4 acts, by
Mr. and Mrs. O. Clifford.

© Mr. and Mrs. Orson Clifford, New York;
1894 : 612, Mar. 21. 21407

See also Man (The) from Indiana.

In the forest; a play for children in 3 acts, by
.T()sei)h Rosetti. New York, The Roxbui-y pub-
lishing company, 1S99. 11 p. 16°. (Wizard
series j

© Roxbury pub. co.. New York ; 1899 : 12663,
Feb. 15; 2c. Feb. 15. 21408

In the game; comedy-drama in 1 act, by M.
Drew. 11 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 10, 1910; D: 21005; Maurice
Drew, Montvale, N. J. 21409

In the garden of Eden; by Thall brothers.

© Thall bros., Jacksonville, Fla. ; D : 6813,
June 10, 1905. 21410

In the gloaming; a petite drama in 1 act, by
G. Backus. 26 p. f°. Typewritten.

© George Backus, New York; 1891:4219,
Jan. 29 ; 2c. Mar. 5. 21411

rural comedy drama in 4 acts, by Nelson

Compston. 55 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 14. 1914; D: 38489; Alexander
Byers, Chicago. 21411a

or, 40 years ago, rural slietch in 3 scenes,

by D. S. Hall. [1], 19 p. 4. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 12, 1915; D: 42242; David S.
Hall, Cincinnati. 21411b

In the golden days; a play in 4 acts, by A.
Lowry. 54 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Agnes Lowry, San Francisco; D : 1989,
June 9, 1902; 2c. June 9, 1902. 21412

■ See also Mondisfield.

In the goldfields; a western comedy drama in

4 acts, l\v J. H. Lee. 25 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. ]\Iar. 11, 1910 ; D : 20433 ; Joe H. Lee.

New York. 21413

In the good green wood; a play for boys, by
Mai-jorie Benton Cooke. Chicago and New
York. The Dramatic publisliing company,
1906. 12 p. 12°. (On cover: School plays,
no. 6)

© Dramatic pub. co., Chicago ; D : 9541,
Nov. 28, 1906; 2c. Dec. 15, 1906. 21414

In the good old days; a pastoral drama in 4
acts, by Hal. Reid [i. e. J. H. Reid] 67 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© James Halleck Reid, New York ; D : 855,
Sept. 11, 1901 ; 2c. Sept. 11, 1901. 21415

In the good old summertime; a musical farce
comedy, by Geo. Evans and Ren Shields.

© Howley, Havilaud & Dresser, New
York; D : 2351, Sept. 3, 1902. 21416

In the governor's inner ofB.ce; play in 1 act,
A. K. Harned. [19] p. 4°. Ms.

© Ic. Jan. 6, 1913; D: 31887; Ada K.
Harned, New York. 21417

1058

21418

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

21440

In the granite hills; by W. M. Cressy.

© Will M. Cressy, Concord, N. H. ; 1900
A: 2089. Jan. 23. 21418

In the gray of the dawn; play in 1 act, by
Mary Asquith and David Higgins. 23 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 12, 1912; D: 30513; Carleton
Macy, Sheepshead Bay, N. Y. 21419

In the great Southwest; a 5 act melodrama, by
H. W. Banker.

© Harry Wilkes Banker, Newark, N. ,T. ;
1S9S : 27818, May 3. 21420

In the grip of a crime; a melodrama in a pro-
logue and 3 acts, by Carl Leigbton (pseud, of
A. W. Greeley) 107 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Alfred W. Greeley, Washington ; D : 4623,
Feb. IS, 1904; 2c. Feb. 18, 1904. 21421

In the grip of greed; 5 act drama, by F. R.
Turrell. 83 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 23. 1913 ; D : 32048 ; Franc Robin-
son Turrell, West Orange, N. J. 21422

In the grip of the Black Hand; a melodrama in
5 acts and 6 scenes, by Campbell Mack [pseud,
of R. C. MacCulloch] 99 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Robert C. MacCulloch, New York; D:
5573, Sept. 28, 1904; 2c. Sept. 21, 1904. 21423

In the grip of the law; drama in 5 acts, by O.
Leon [pseud, of C. Pollock] 79 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 13, 1911 ; D : 23167 ; Carl Pollock.
Chicago. 21424

In the halter; operatic comedy in 3 acts, by
C. St. Martin.

© Clement St. Martin, New York; 1888:
5390, Feb. 20. . 21425

In the hands of his friends; a comedy drama
in 3 acts, by M. D. Buchanan. 33 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Marcia Darrab Buchanan, Chicago ; D :
9620, Dec. 12, 1906; 2c. Dec. 12, 1906. 21426

In the hands of the devil; play of human life,
in 3 acts, by Hal Reid [i. e. J. H. Reid] 61 p.

f°. Typewritten.

© James Halleck Reid, Chicago; D:211,
Mar. 13, 1901; 2c. Mar. 13, 1901. 21427

In the heart of a child; play in 1 act, by John
G. Brandon. [2], 10 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 29, 1913 ; D : 34396 ; Molly Aileen
Simmons, Reading, Berks, England. 21428

In the heart of Africa; a spectacular panto-
mimic melodrama in 3 acts and 9 scenes, by
A. J. Powers. 74 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Andrew Joseph Powers, Providence, R.
I. ; D : 1572, Mar. 13, 1902 ; 2c. Mar. 13. 1902.

21429

In the heart of crime,

© George W. Blackburn, Chicago ; D : 4184,
Nov. 3, 1903. 21430

In the heart of India; [by] A. R. Cassidy and
M. E. Raymond, jr.

© Asa R. Cassidy, Cincinnati, and Melville
B. Raymond, jr.. New York ; 1899 : 67040, Oct.
16. 21431

In the heart of Maryland; a melodrama in 4
acts and prologue, adapted from the French,
Une cause celebre of D'Ennery and Cormon,
by E. Elroy.

© Edwin Elroy, Elizabetii, N. J.; 1897:
8355, Jan. 30. 21432

In the heart of the earth; by O. W. Firkins.

© O. W. Firkins, Minneapolis; D : 16080,
June 16, 1909. 21433

In the heart of the oil belt. See Zadiel Simp-
son.

In the heart of the Ozarks; comedy drama in 3
acts, by G. and V. Engesser. [1], 27 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. May 23, 1914 ; D : 37107 ; George En-
gesser and Vates Engesser, St. Peter, Jlinn.

21433a

In the heart of the storm; a comedy drama in
4 acts, by Jean Barrymore. 54 p. f°. Type-
written.

© United amusement co., Erie, Pa. ; D :
8753, June 29, 1906; 2c. June 29, 1906. 21434

-melodrama in 4 acts, by Herbert Hall

Winslow and Will R. Wilson.

© Willard Lee Hall, New York; 1896:
11234, Feb. 18. 21435

In the hills of Nevada; by G. F. Steely.

© Guy F. Steely, Oak Park, 111.; D : 8836,
.July 16, 1906. 21436

In the home of the magician; play in 3 scenes,
by J. A. Lyons. 20 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 29, 1913; D : 34900 ; Jonathan
Albert Lyons, Nuevitas, Cuba. 21437

In the hospital A. D. 1963; dramatic sketch,
by M. Paige and A. W. Bailey. [1], 9 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 24, 1913; D: 33053; Mabeth
Paige and Alice Ward Bailey, Minneapolis.

21438

In the house of the enemy; a story of love and
war in 4 acts, founded on colonial times and
incidents, by Edwin A. Summers.

© Katharine Summers, New York ; D : 1280 ;
Jan. 13, 1902. 21439

In the jaws of death; a drama in 5 acts, by H.
V. Fitzgerald.

© Henry Vee Fitzgerald, New York ; D :
2613, Nov. 14, 1902. 21440

1059

21440

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

21457

In the judge's chambers; play in 1 act, by
S. Weiller. 17 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 19, 1915 ; D : 42032 ; Simon Weil-
ler, New York. 21440a

In the jungle; play in 1 act, by P. Nobbe.
21 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Paul Nobbe, New York ; D : 5286, July 12,
1904; 2c. July 12, 1904. 21441

See also Hazel burrs.

In the kingdom of Solomon; play in 1 act, by
F. Hadley. [2], 13 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 14, 1913; D: 33222; Florence
Hadley, Brooklyn. 21442

In the Ladrones. See Manuella.

In the land of canes; by E. Garland.

© Elizabeth Garland, New York ; D : 1365,
Jan. 29, 1902. 21443

In the land of cotton; in 3 acts, by D. L. Hart.
138 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Daniel L. Hart, Wilkesbarre, Pa.; D:
7348, Oct. 2, 1905 ; 2e. Oct. 2, 1905. 21444

In the land of flowers; or. The rising sun and
the morning dew, an historical romantic play
in 5 acts, by J. M. Colville. 137 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© James Malcom Colville, Philadelphia ;
1894 : 51991, Nov. 7 ; 2c. Nov. 19. 21445

In the land of freedom. See Im lande der
freiheit.

In the land of Fuji San; play of 3 acts, by M.
A. Ewald. [44] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 5, 1913; D: 34329; Mildred A.
Ewald, Cincinnati. 21446

In the land of uproar (opera); a musical mono-
logue novelty, by Charles Horwitz. 7 p. 4°.
Typewritten. [Words only]

© Sadie Julia Gompers, Washington ; D :
11543, Oct. 15, 1907; 2c. Oct. 15, 1907. 21447

In the land where God speaks; drama in 4
acts, by K. U. Thoruburgh. [3], 74 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. May 23, 1914 ; D : 37110 ; Ralph Urban
Thoruburgh, Oakland, Cal. 21447a

In the Latin quarter; a dramatic composition,
by H. Pincus. 3 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Henry Pincus, New York ; D : 9555. Nov.
30, 1906; 2c. Nov. 30, 1906. 21448

In the library; play in 1 act, by W. W. Jacobs
and Herbert C. Sargent, adapted from W. W.
Jacobs' story of that title. New York, S.
French; London, S. French, ltd., 1913. 20 p.
12°.

© Apr. 23, 1913; 2c. Apr. 24, 1913; D:
33034; Samuel French, ltd., London. 21449

In the life class; monologue, by Marian Bow-
Ian. Chicago, T. S. Denison & co., 1913. 14 p.
12°. ([Denison's monologues])

© Oct. 2, 1913 ; 2c. Oct. 0, 1913 ; D : 34670 ;
Eben H. Norris, Chicago. 21450

In the light of a brother-in-law; a play for
parlor acting, by L. W. Champney.

© Lizzie W. Champney, New York; 1884:
5532, Mar. 15. 21451

In the light of the stone
l)y H. L. Enander.

See Three plays;
In the limelight; comedy in 4 acts, by J.

Forbes. [156] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 16,
Forbes, New York.

1914 ; D : 39104 ; James
21451a

In the line of duty; military drama in 2 acts,
by Edwin Bateman Morris. Philadelphia,
Penn publishing co., 1910. 19 p. 12°.

© Mar. 10, 1910; 2c. Mar. 12, 1910; D:
20439; Penn pub. co., Philadelphia. 21452

In the lobby. See Cigar (The) girl.

In the long run; a comedy in 3 acts, by A. G.
Jones. 59 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Archer G. Jones, Richmond ; D : 15533,
Apr. 3, 1909; 2c. Apr. 3, 1909. 21453

— a drama in 3 acts and epilogue, by E.
Quinn. [75] p., 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 31, 1914; D: 38661; Esther
Quinn, New York. 21453a

— in 4 acts and 4 tableaux, by C. R. Gilbert.

Typewritten.

© Chas. Reade Gilbert, New York; 1897:
15985, Mar. 8; 2c. Aug. 20, 1901. 21454

In the matter of the widow; a musical play-
let, book and lyrics by H. Saxby, jr.. music
by Herman Bellstedt. 11 p. f°. Typewrit-
ten. [Libretto only]

© Howard Saxby, jr., Cincinnati ; D :
14251, Nov. 9, 1908; 2c. Nov. 9, 1908. 21455

In the merry month of May; by Francis J.

Finn.

© Benziger bros.. New York; 1809:42363.
June 29 ; 2c. June 29. 21456

In the meshes of a net; a social drama in 5
acts, by C. H. Robinson.

© Cbarles H. Robinson, Denver; 1894:
48343, Oct. 17. 21457

In the middle of June; play in 4 acts, by Wil-
son Barrett. 123 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 9, 1915 ; D : 40886 ; Mrs. Frank
Heath and Dorothea Wilson Barrett, Lon-
don. 21457a

1060

21457

COPYEIGHTED IF THE UNITED STATES

21479

In the middle of the night; farce in 1 act, by
E. Strakosch. 27 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 4, 1913; D : 34633 ; Edgar Stra-
kosch, New York. 21457b

In the midst of fire; a problem play in 4 acts,
by U. I. Davis.

© Ulysses Isaac Davis, Chicago ; D : 16177,
June 26, 1909. 21458

In the midst of life; a domestic drama in 4
acts and 5 tableaux, by E. J. Abraham.

© Edw. J. Abraham and Chas. A, Miller,
United States; 1885:21396, Oct. 12. 21459

melodrama in a prologue and 3 acts, by

H. H. Curtis.

© H. Holbrook Curtis, New York ; D : 2392,
Sept. 27, 1902. 21460

In the midst of the ball; by L. B. Waugh. 22
p. f°. Typewritten.

© Laura B. Waugh, Middleport, O. ; D:
14835, .Tan. IS. 1909; 2c. Feb. 11, 1909.

21461

In the month of May; a village romance, a
play of the granite hills in 4 acts, by W. A.
Snow. 100 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Walter Augustine Snow, Roxbury, Mass. ;
D : 1408, Feb. 6, 1902 ; 2c. Feb. 6, 1902. 21462

In the morning; play in 2 scenes, by E. O. H.
Von Stroheim. 25 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 16, 1912; D: 31405; E. O. H.
Von Stroheim, Oakland, Cal. 21463

In the morning oh, so early! or, Jones and
the doctor, a farcical comedy in 1 act, by
C. Lee.

© Colton Lee, Washington; 1895:20347,
Apr. 12. 21464

In the mystic world; or, A battle of minds, a
drama in 5 acts, by T. P. Bayer. 161 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Theobald Percy Bayer, New York; D:
6957, July 12, 1905; 2c. July 3, 1905. 21465

a drama in 4 acts, by T. P. Bayer. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Theobald Percy Bayer, New York; D:
6792, June 8, 1905. [Entry abandoned, see
D : 6957] 21466

In the name of the czar; a melodrama in 4
acts, by G. C. Jenks.

© Geo. C. Jenks, Pittsburgh; 1894:13980,
Mar. 12. 21467

In the name of the law; drama in 1 act, by H.
Weisberg. 11 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 27, 1911 ; D : 24077 ; Henry Weis-
berg, Chicago. 21468

• a melodrama in 5 acts, by W. H. Matthews.

© William H. Matthews, New York ; 1894 :
9825, Feb. 12. 21469

In the net; playlet in 1 act, by R. A. Marchand.
[7] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 2, 1913 ; D : 33988 ; Ralph A. Mar-
chand, Cambridge, Mass. 21470

In the new world; or, 22 miles from Manila,
a burlesque in 1 act. 20 p. f°. Tyiiewritten.

© Eddie P. Bower, New York ; D : 10248,
Apr. 1, 1907 ; 2c. Apr. 1, 1907. 21471

In the nick of time; a serio-comic drama in 3
acts, bv Alex. S. Arnold. Boston, W. H. Baker
& CO., 1892. 35 p. 12°. ([Baker's edition
of plays])

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston; 1892:
24397, June 10; 2c. Sept. 2. 21472

■ ■ See also Nick Carter's great coup.

In the North Woods; a drama of the Adiron-
dacks in 3 acts and 3 scenes, by E. Harrigan.
178 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Edward Harrigan, Brooklyn ; D : 10913,
July 5, 1907 ; 2c. July 5, 1907. 21473

In the office up-stairs; by J. Madison.

© James Madison, New York ; 1898 : 50301.
Aug. 4. 21474

In the Old Dominion; in 3 acts, 5 scenes, by
G. S. Whitmore.

© George S. Whitmore, Washington ; 1898 :
46941, Aug. 8; 2c. Nov. IS. 21475

In the operating room; play in 1 act, by R. W.
Nicholls. 19 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 25, 1915 ; D : 41041 ; Robert W.
Nicholls, New York. 21475a

In the Ozarks. See Rebel's (The) daughter.

In the palace of the king: a dramatization in
6 scenes, by Lorinier Stoddard, from the novel
by F. M. Crawford, written for Viola Allen.
[New York, Gilliss bros., 1900] 26 p., 1 1., inch
front, pi. f°.

© Liebler & co.. New York ; 1900 A : 26147,
Oct. 15 ; 2c. Oct. 22, 1900. 21475b

In the park; musical comedy in 1 act, book and
lyrics, by C. Lean. 23 p. 4°. Typewritten.
[Libretto only]

© Cecil Lean, Chicago; D: 11576, Oct. 23,
1907 ; 2c. Oct. 23, 1907. 21476

In the path of faith; by D. B. Rouse.

© Daisv Belle Rouse, Milan, Ind. ; D : 5828,
Nov. 25, 1904. 21477

In the path of the plague; a romantic play in 4
acts, by Alvin P. Seilhamer. Typewritten.

© Edwin Gordon Lawrence, New York;
1900 A: 24816, Oct. 5; 2c. May 8, 1901. 21478
In the Philippines; comic drama in 4 acts,
[by] J. R. McMahon.

© John R. McMahon, Brooklyn; 1899:
72560, Nov. 6. 21479

1061

21480

DEAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

21497

In the Philippines — Continued.

a melodrama in 4 acts, by J. R. Ai'rastrong

and J. D. Steell.
© J. R. Armstrong and J. D. Steell, Los

Angeles; 1899:52031, Aug. 14. 21480

In the pit and out of the pit; historical drama,
by A. Peck. Newburgh, N. Y., 1891. 20 p. 8°.

© Abel PecJc, Newburgh, N. Y. ; 1891 : 2172,
Jan. 14; 2c. Feb. 12. 21481

In the professor's corner; 1 act farce, by E.
Lissuer. 42 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 21, 1910; D : 20528 ; Emanuel
Lissner, Boston. 21482

In the public eye; comedy in 3 acts, by S.
Burus and Stafford Houston. [2], 88 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 30, 1911; D : 25413 ; Shirley
Burns, New York. 21483

or. The question of the hoiir, by A. S. Lip-

man and F. Gerald. 122 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© A. S. Lipman and Florence Gerald, New

York; D : 13002, May 19, 1908; 2c. May 19.

1908. 21484

In the queen's name; sensational drama of
London life, prologue and 3 acts, by Trevor
and Delille.

© John D. Delille, United States; 1890:
6134, Feb. 20. 21485

In the quicksands; a drama of every day life
in 5 acts and 6 tableaux, from the French, by
J. J. Wallace.

© J. J. Wallace, San Francisco; 1888:
21403, July 25. 21486

In the realm of the shah; drama in 4 acts and
epilogue, by S. Eisler. [3], 69 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. June 4, 1912 ; D : 29873 ; Samuel Eis-
ler, New York. 21487

In the realms of the other world; or, A divine
law suit, by C. M. Egan.

© Catherine M. Egan, Peoria, 111. ; D : 0528,
Apr. 17, 1905. 21488

In the reign of Solomon, king of Israel; an
historical drama in 4 acts, by Royd Coleman
[pseud, of E. C. Brown] Pittsburgh, Pa.,
Standard printing co., 1905. 45 p. 12°.

© E. Coleman Brown, Brockton ; D : 6031,
Jan. 9, 1905 ; 2c. Feb. 13, 1905. 21489

In the renegade's power; by G. F. Smith. 19 p.
f". Typewritten.

© Charles F. Smith, Rochester, N. Y. ; D:
2070, July 1, 1902; Ic. July 1. 1902; Ic. July
21, 1902. 21490

In the ring; a 3 act vaudeville comedy.

© n. A. Covell, New York ; 1889 : 11939,
Apr. 16. 21491

In the ring — Continued.

vaudeville comedy sketch, by W. L.

Champenois. 16 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 1, 1915; D: 41621; Wm. Louis
Champenois, New Orleans. 21491a

See also Votes.

In the Bookies; a play in 4 acts, by L. J.

. Gella.

© Louis J. Cella, New York; 1894:17997,
June 1. 21492

play in 1 act, by Charles M. Anson. [3],

IS p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 16, 1913; D: 33240; Frank
Sheridan, New York. 21493

a sensational melodrama in 4 acts, by H.

W. SchefC,

© H. W. Scheff, Chicago ; D : 783, Aug. 21,
190L 21494

In the rough; a drama, by W. S. Liscomb.

© William S. Liscomb, Providence, R. I.;
1882:2649, Feb. 20. 21495

In the sacristy; or. The answer, drama in 3
acts, by C. Inskeep. [2], 41 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Dec. 26, 1914; D: 39207; Carlos Ins-
keep, Darlington, Ind. 21495a

In the same boat; by H. C. Grant and R, S.
Conover. 12 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Richard S. Conover and Henry Clay
Grant, New York; D: 15361, Mar. 17, 1909;
2c. Mar. 17, 1909. 21496

1 act farce comedy, by N. N. Beery, jr.

14 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 6, 1915; D:4210S; Noah N.
Beery, jr.. New York. 21496a

In the service of the czar; sketch, by E. Clif-
ton. [3], 21 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 17, 1914 ; D : 38310 ; Ethel Clif-
ton and Brenda Fowlei', Boston. 21496b

In the service of the emperor; or. The Countess
de Fontenay, a romantic play in 4 acts, by
W. J. Ferguson. 161 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© William Jason Ferguson, Bayonne, N. J. ;
D:3820, Aug. 12, 1903; 2c. Aug. 12, 1903.

21497

In the seven woods; being poems chiefly of the
Irish heroic age, by W. B. Yeats. New York,
The Macmillan company; London, Macmillan
& CO., ltd., 1903. V, 87 p. 12°.

Dramatic contents : On Baile's strand.

© Macmillan co.. New York ; A : 66985,
Aug. 25, 1903; 2c. Aug. 29, 1903. 21497a

In the 17th century,
the ogrillon.

See Paul Arackneeda,

1062

21498

COPYKIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

21518

In the shade of the old apple tree; or, Her
spirit and his death at the grave, play in
4 acts, by G. C. De Ilerradora. [29] p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. July 10, 1913; D: 33759; G. Cleve-
land De Herradora, Charlotte, N. C. 21498

In the shadow of Calvary; a drama in 5 acts,
by Theodore Sydney Vaughn. 84 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Charles Henry Moise, St. Paul ; D : 2608,
Nov. 13, 1902; 2c. Nov. 14, 1902. 21499

In the shadow of darkness; comedy-drama in
4 acts, by M. J. Fielding. 122 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Maurice J. Fielding, New York ; D : 6212,
Feb. 11, 1905; 2c. Feb. 11, 1905. 21500

In the shadow of night; a sensational melo-
drama in 4 acts and 8 scenes, by M. A. Som-
ers. 63 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© iMartin A. Somers, Carteret, N. J. ; D :
2921, Jan. 28, 1903; 2c. Feb. 7, 1903. 21501

In the shadow of Pike's Peak; by Mrs. N. M.
Benninger. 10 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Mrs. N. M. Benninger, Chicago ; D : 3319,
Apr. 20, 1903; 2c. Apr. 20, 1903. 21502

In the shadow of St. Francis; sketch in 1 act,
by M. Cole Gould. 21 p. f°. Ms.

© Ic. Aug. 25, 1913 ; D : 34235 ; Maude Cole
Gould, San Francisco. 21503

In the shadow of statues; drama in 3 acts, by
Georges Duhamel. authorized tr. from the
French by Sasha Best. (In Poet lore, v. 25,
no. 5, Sept.-Oct. 1914; periodical © Oct. 29,
1914; 2c. Nov. 2, 1914; B : 317941 ; Poet lore
CO., Boston) 21503a

In the shadow of the bridge; play in 1 act, by
J. W. Cope. 13 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 27, 1911 ; D : 23486 ; J. W. Cope,
New York. 21504

In the shadow of the church; a romantic
drama in 5 acts, by F. L. Bixby. 100 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Frank L. Bixby, New York; D : 2096,
July 2, 1902; 2c. July 2, 1902. 21505

In the shadow of the cross; an English ro-
mantic drama in 5 acts, by L. Dean. 34 p.
f°. Typewritten.

© Louis Dean, United States ; D : 397, Apr.
25, 1901; 2c. Apr. 25, 1901. 21506

In the shadow of the dome; an original comedy
drama in 4 acts, by F. W. Eldridge.

© F. W. Eldridge, Philadelphia; 1890:
35921, Nov. 14. 21507

In the shadow of the firs; an original comedy
ill 3 acts, by H. Bashford.

© Herbert Bashford, Fruitvale, Cal. ; D :
4516, Jan. 18, 1904. 21508

In the shadow of the gallows; by Lillian Mor-
timer. 32 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Edward Decker, jr., Algoma, Wis., and
James L. Veronee, Chicago ; D : 1903, May 19,
1902 ; 2c. July 23, 1902. 21509

In the shadow of the glen; a play in 1 act, by
J. M. Synge. New York, 1904. Proof.

© J. M. Synge, Dublin, Ireland; D : 5921,
Dec. 10, 1904; 2c. Dec. 10, 1904. 21510

In the shadow of the harem; dramatic sketch
in 1 act, by R. MacDonald. 20 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Feb. 3, 1910 ; D : 20098 ; Ralph Mac-
Donald, Lowell. 21511

In the shadow of the pines; by E. Alderson.
108 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 19, 1910; D: 20240; Erville
Alderson, Kansas City, Mo. 21512

In the shadow of the Rockies; a romance of
the golden West in 3 acts, by Frank H. Ber-
nard. New York, S. French ; London, S.
French, ltd. [1906] 68 p. 12°. (On cover:
French's American acting ed., no. 6)

© Samuel French, New York; D:8220,
Mar. 23, 1906; 2c. Nov. 3, 1906. 21513

In the shadows; drama in 1 act, by Ed. C. Main-
ville. [2], 8 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 21, 1914; D: 36785; Melvin L.
Broad well, jr., Oakland, Cal. 21513a

1 act play, by B. Boder. [1], 19 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. May 9, 1913; D: 33188; Bartlett
Boder, New York. 21514

■play in 1 act, by James Hussey. 8 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. July 7, 1915; D : 41172 ; Robert J.
Higgins, Brooklyn. 21514a

In the Sierras; or. The ItTck of Roaring Camp,
a drama in 4 acts, by F. B. Harte.

© Francis Bret Harte, San Francisco;
1870:672, Aug. 5. 21515

In the soup; a comedy, by D. P. Holland. 2 p.
1., 2-6 numb. 1. 8°. Printed.

© Daniel P. Holland, New York; 1889:
11662, Apr. 13; 2c. Apr. 24. 21516

• a dramatic composition.

© Edwin J. Abraham, Indianapolis; 1889;

487, Jan. 4.

21517

In the spring, a young man's fancy; comedy
in 1 act, by Will Smith Ranson. Chicago,
Dramatic publishing co., 1912. 24 p. 12°.
([Sergei's acting drama, no. 617])

© Dec. 31, 1912 ; 2c. Jan. 2, 1913 ; D : 31846 ;
Dramatic pub. co., Chicago. 21518

1063

21519

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

21539

In the spring of '63; 1 act play, by A. Kahn.
12 p. 4°. Typewritten,

© Ic. Feb. 9, 1912 ; D : 28623 ; August Kahn,
New York. 21519

In the star's dressing-room; a sketch, by F. Al-
len. 5 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Frederick Allen, Salt Lake City; D:
15578, Apr. 9, 1909 ; 2c. Apr. 9, 1909. 21520

In the stormy days; drama in 4 acts, by M.
Karpilove.

© Grazel, Freger & co., New York ; D :
15140, Feb. 20, 1909. 21521

In the street; play in 1 act, by A. B. Krows.
[2], 18 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 17, 1914 ; D : 3G052 ; Arthur Ed-
win Krows, New York. 21521a

In the street of the sea; di-ama in 3 acts, by
J. R. McMahon. 113 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© John R. McMahon, Scotch Plains, N. J.;
D: 2279. Aug. 27, 1902; 2c. Sept. 22, 1902.

21522

In the stretch.

© Ned Wayburn's vaiideville attractions,
inc.. New York ; D : 8298, Apr. 7, 1906. 21523

In the suburbs; comedy in 1 act, by J. R. Far-
rell. [13] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 1, 1910 ; D : 21701 ; John Rupert
Farrell, Bedford Hills, N. Y. 21524

play in 1 act, by Charles Dickson. [2], 23

p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 7, 1912; D: 31618; Patrick J.
Casey, New York. 21525

In the sunny South; a comedy drama in 4 acts,
by L. B. Parker.

© Lottie Blair Parker, Thomaston, N. Y. ;
D:433, May 4, 190l 21526

In the swim; a satirical comedy-drama, by B.
Murphy.

© Blanche Murphy, Milwaukee ; 1894 : 5400,
Jan. 22. 21527

In the tents of Abdallah; done into spectacu-
lar drama, by C. K. Soper. 16 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Ic. July 2, 1913; D: 33684; Charles
Knowles Soper. St. Joseph, :Mo. 21528

In the time of Louis; a historical drama in 4
acts, by La :\lar Dorome [pseud, of M. E.
Doane] 135 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Maude Estelle Doane, Philadelphia; D:
5596, Sept. 23. 3904; Ic. Dec. 20, 1904; Ic. Jan.
16, 1905. 21529

In the times of George the Third; a musical
comedy in 2 acts, by L. E. Shipman, lyrics by
G. Stewart, iinisic by Aime Lachaume. Type-
written.

© Louis Evan Shipman and Grant Stewart,
United States ; 1897 : 41752, July 20 ; 2c. July
20. 21530

In the toils; by J. H. Hale. Ms.
. © James H. Hale, West Milton, O. ; 1895:
43664, Aug. 28; 2c. Apr. 29, 1896. 21531

a drama in 3 acts, partially founded upon

one of Jlay Carleton's novels, by F. Marsden.

© Fred Marsden, New York ; 1871 : 7016,

July 28. 21532

a melodrama in 5 acts, by John T. Mcln-

tyre. Philadelphia, The Penn pub. co., 1898.
53 p. 12°. ([Keystone ed. of popular plays.
Dramatic library, v. 1., no. 135])

© Penn pub. co., Philadelphia ; 1898 : 37091,
June 17 ; 2c. June 17. 21533

■3 act comedy drama, by E. R. Kenney and

S. Wilchins. 55 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 19, 1915 ; D : 40121 ; Eugene R.
Keuney and Saul Wilchins, Mt. Vernon, N. Y.

21533a
In the trenches; a drama of the Cuban war in
3 acts, by Abel Seaman [pseud, of Frank Eu-
gene Chase] Boston, Walter H. Baker & co.,
1898. 37 p. 12°. ( [Baker's ed. of plays] )

© W. H. Baker & co., Boston ; 1898 : 53281,
Sept. 12 ; 2c. Oct. 8. 21534
See also Rough (The) rider.

In the tub; by V. Cassard. 31 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Sept. 18, 1911 ; D : 25254 ; Vernon Cas-
sard, Stamford, Conn., and Grace Liiders,
New York. 21535

In the twilight; musical playlet, by E. E.
Drisko. 8 p. f°. T3TDewritten. [Words
only]

© Ic. Oct. 25, 1910 ; D : 22375 ; Eleanor Earl
Drisko, Kansas City, Kan. 21536

In the valley below; a comedy drama in 5 acts
and 6 scenes, by J. Caldwell. 101 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Jean Caldwell, New York ; D : 6727, May
17, 1905; 2c. May 17, 1905. 21537

In the valley of the Genesee. See Detective's
(A) romance.

In the vanguard; drama in 4 acts, by K. Trask.
208 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 24, 1913; D: 34770; Katrina
Trask, Saratoga Springs, N. Y. 21538

play in 3 acts, by Katrina Trask. New

York, The Macmillan co., 1913. 148 p. 12°.

© Mar. 26, 1913; 2c. Mar. 27, 1913; D:
32844; Macmillan co., New York. 21539

1064

21539

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

21559

In the vault; play in 1 act, by R. S. Stodart
[3], 25 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 28, 1914 ; D : 35829 ; Robert Shep-
pard Stodart, New Yorlj. 21539a

In the wake of Paul Revere; a historical play,
by Elizabeth F. Guptill. Lebanon, O., March
brothers, 1906. cover-title, 33 p. 12°.

© March bros., Lebanon, O. ; D : 9268, Oct.
18, 1906; 2c. Oct. 27, 1906. 21540

In the Wall street undertow. See Riibe.

In the war zone; play in 1 act, by R. Morris.
24 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 13, 1915; D: 41219; Ramsay
Morris, Jersey City. 21540a

In the way; tragical comedy in 1 act, by E. G.
Longman. 11 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 6, 1911; D: 25417; Edward G.
Longman, Brooklyn. 21541

or, Over the cliflf, a drama in 5 acts, by

S. F. Hornett.

© Stephen Francis Hornett, Pittsburgh ;
1874:3663, Mar. 23. 21542

14 p.

Maud
21543

In the West; play by M. Strouse
Typewritten.

© Ic. June 10, 1912; D: 29923;

Strouse, San Francisco.

In the West Riding'; a drama, by W. D. Eaton,
being an adaptation of the novel The parson
o' Dumford, by George Manville Fenn.

© AVilliam Dunseith Eaton, Chicago; 1890:
182.38, June 4. 21544

In the whirlpool; a new sensational comedy
drama in 4 acts, by W. F. Cattell and Charles
Hayne.

© William F. Cattell, Brooklyn; 1888:
16477, June 8. 21545

In the white light; drama in 4 acts, by C. M.
Allen. [4], 136 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 9, 1914 ; D : 36988 ; Constance M.
Allen, Los Angeles. 21545a

In the wilderness; or, A romance of Chris-
tianity, a drama in 40 scenes, by R. W^ Ham-
mett. Fort Smith, Ark., press of Thrash-Lick
printing company [1896] iv, [5]-315 p. 8°.

© R. W. Hammett, Fort Smith, Ark. ; 1896 :
40781, July 13; Ic. July 13; Ic. July 24.

21546

In the World's Fair city; a melodrama in 5
acts, by F. Mertens. 69 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ferdinand Mertens, St. Louis ; D : 4637,
Feb. 23, 1904; 2c. Feb. 23, 1904. 21547

In the wrong flat; a farce comedy in 1 act and
1 scene, by Sidney Wilmer.

© Claude B. Gillingwater, New York ; 1898 :
31366, May 20. 21548

In the wrong pew; a playlet in 1 act, by W. W.
Norton. 14 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© William Warren Norton, Detroit; D:
37G6, July 29, 1903; 2c. Aug. 18, 1903. 21549

Same. Rev. version. 24 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© William Warren Norton, Detroit ; D :
4801, Mar. 28, 1904; 2c. Mar. 28, 1904. 21550

In the year 21 hundred; a farce comedy in 3
acts, by L. Beddard.

© Lillian Beddard, New York ; D : 676, July
20, 1901. ^ . 21551

In thousand years. See, at end of alphabet,
titles beginning with figures: 1892 — 2092 —
3092.

In time; a 1 act play, adapted from the Italian
of Enrico Montecorboli, by Alice Howard
Cady.

© Wm. Seymour, Boston ; 1893 : 48350, Oct.
30. 21552

In time of need; or. From New York to the
border, an American drama in 5 acts, by
J. A. Brown.

© Junius A. Brown, Farmington, 111. ; 1880 :
2377, Feb. 13. 21553

In time of war; military burlesque in 1 act, by
West and Morris. 21 p. 4°, Ms.

© Ic. Feb. 16, 1910; D: 20205; West and
Morris, Chicago. 21554

In Tin Cup alley; play in 3 acts, by W. A.
Dromgoole. [1], 70 p. 4°. Tj'pewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 5, 1914; D: 35550; Will Allen
Dromgoole, Nashville. 21554a

In-toe-natural (The) walking march; a farce
in 1 act and 1 scene, by E. Harrigan.

© Edward Harrigan, New York; 1879:
3761, Mar. 20. 21555

In town: musical farce comedy in 3 acts, writ-
ten and adapted by H. Laurent.

© Henri Laurent, New York ; 1893 : 2678,
.Tan. 11. 21556

In trance. See Ihr g'eheimnis.

In treasure land; or. On the Hulda Jane, a
musical comedy in 2 acts, by Lydia Warren
Lister.

© Henry B. Lister, San Francisco; D:
9573, Dec. 3, 1906. 21557

In troubles of our own; by F. G. Briede.

© Fred G. Briede, Chicago; 1899:76975,
Nov. 25. 21558

In trust; a drama in 4 acts, by C. C. Allen.
36 p. 12°. Printed.

© Charles C. Allen, .Jersey City; 1898:

44635, .Tuly 26; 2c. Aug. 15. 21559

1065

21560

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

21579

In two hundred years. See, at end of alpha-
bet, titles beginning with figures: 1892 —
2092.

In 2001; satirical comedy in 4 acts, by P. Gib-
son.

© Preston Gibson, Clucago ; D : G543. Apr.
19, 1905. 21560

In Uncle Sanx's house; 1 act play, by J. G.
Sager. 21 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 3, 1915; D: 42411; Juliet G.
Sager, Belvidere, 111. 21560a

In uniform; military comedy in 3 acts, by C. R.
Schubering. [2], 54 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 9, 1911 ; D : 23312 ; C. R. Schuber-
ing, Oaliland, Cal. 21561

In vertretung; ein soldatenschwank in 3 akten,
von Heinz Gordon. Halle a. S., Otto Hendel.
2 p. 1., front, (port.) 70 p. 12°. ( [P.iblio-
thek der gesamtliteratiir des in- und aus-
landes] )

. © Emanuel Lederer, New York ; D : 13798,
Sept. 1.5, 1908; 2c. Oct. 7, 1908. 21562

In Wakeland; play in 4 acts, by L. E. Rose.
[61] p. 4°. Typeva-itten.

© Ic. Feb. 7, 1913; D : 32221 ; Lillian E.
Rose, New York. 21563

In walked Jimmy; comedy in 4 acts, by R. H.
Jaffa. [134] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 28. 1914; D: 38351; Ronie H.
Jaffa, Los Angeles. 21563a

In Wall street; 1 act comedy drama, by C. C.
Littleton. 7 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 28, 1911; D: 28120; Charles
Carter Littleton, Union Hill, N. J. 21564

In V/alla Walla land; 3 act musical comedy, by
T. P. Lancaster. 8 p. f°. Typewritten.
[Libretto only]

© Ic. July 8, 1910 ; D : 21506 ; Theodore P.
Lancaster, Boston. 21565

In Washington time; a dramatic composition,
by L. Griffith.

© Lawrence Griffith, Louisville ; D : 476,
May 16, 1901. 21566

In Willow- tree alley; comedy, by G. Henlyn
Eatman. Typewritten.

© George H. Eatman, Chicago; 1900 A:
11035, May 1; 2c. May 1. 21567

In woman's reign A. D. 2012; comedy in 3
acts, words by W. H. Howe] Is, music by
Homer Grunn, orchestration by Adolph Tand-
ler. 52 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Jan. 2, 1912 ; D : 28187 ; William
Hooper Howells, Los Angeles. 21568

In Wonderland; fairy operetta for children, in
2 acts, founded on Lewis Carroll's [Charles
Lutwidge Dodgson's] book, Alice in Wonder-
land, adapted and lyrics written by Edith
Wheeler, music by Florian Pascal. Loudon, J.
Williams, ltd.; New York, G. Scliirmer (inc.) ;
1908. 4G p. 8°. [Libretto only]

© Joseph Williams, ltd., London ; D : 12746,
Apr. 14, 1908; 2c. Apr. 14, 1908. 21569

In woodland; by G. Nagel. 9 p. f°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Sept. 14, 1911 ; D : 25224 ; Geo. Nagel.
Newark, N. J. 21570

In wrong; comedy in 3 acts, by R. W. Bloeser.
63 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 23, 1913; D: 32055; Raymond
W. Bloeser, Erie, Pa. 21571

— comedy sketch in 1 act, by C. Moore. 14.
[1] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 24, 1911; D: 24277; Carlvle
Moore, New York. 21572

by F. H. La Rue and E. Gresham.

13 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 3, 1914; D: 35538; Frank H.
La Rue and Elsie Gresham, Port Jefferson, O.

21572a

drama in 1 act, by I. A. Root. 31 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 23, 1912; D : 28401 ; Ivy Ash-
ton Root, New York. 21573
dramatic sketch, by M. J. Stevenson. 7 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 8, 1912; D: 29914; Morton .L
Stevenson, Cliicago. 21574

a 1 act sketch, by Oliver Curtis.

© Alexander Gordon, New York ; D : 11103,
Aug. 2, 1907. 21575

play in 4 acts, by F. Truesdell. 104 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 7, 1909; D: 17650; Frederick
Truesdell, New York. 21576

or, His wife's daughter, a comedy in 1

act, by P. K. Mindil. 16 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Philip Kearny Mindil, New York; D:

5200, June 17, 1904; Ic. Apr. 23, 1904; Ic.

Sept. 28, 1904. 21577

In wrong again; 1 act comedy sketch, by P.

Fredericks. 24 p. obi. 24°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 20, 1909 ; D : 16838 ; Phil Fred-
ericks, Los Angeles. " 21578
In Wupland; a play in 3 acts, by C. R. Porter
and J. S. Ashbrook. 38 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Charles Robert Porter and Jolm Stew-
art Ashbrook. Pittsburgh ; D : 12698, Apr. 6,
1908; Ic. Apr. 2, 1908; Ic. Apr. 7, 1908.

21579

1066

21580

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

21599

In Wyoming; western melodrama in 1 act, by
G. Huntington. 7 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Grace Huntington, New York; D : 9897,
Jan. 23, 1907; 2c. .Jan. 23, 1907. 21580

In ye old colony; a comedy in 3 acts, by V. D.
Hyde.

© Virginie Douglass Hyde, Denver ; D :
2730, Aug. 26, 1902. 21581

In Yellowstone Park; play in 1 act, by O. T.
.Tolmsone. [16] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 7, 1912 ; D : 31058 ; Otto T. John-
sone, Brooklyn. 21582

In your mind; a burly burlesque in 2 acts, by
.T. D. Gilbert. 28 p. f°. Typewritten.

© John D. Gilbert, United States; 1885:
19774, Sept. 19 ; 2c. Sept. 19. 21583

In Zululand; a musical comedy in 3 acts, by
C. S. Adelinan. 57 p. f°. Typewritten. [Li-
bretto only]

© Chas. S. Adelman, Chicago; D : 9403,
Nov. 8, 1906; 2c. Nov. 8, 1906. 21584

Ina; a play in a prologue and 4 acts, by E. E.
Renter. 70 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Elsie E. Renter, Milwaukee; D : 6678,
May 17, 1905; 2c. June 17, 1905. 21585

Inaugural; or. Inauguration ball, a charming
and effective play in 3 acts, by C. H. Rivers.

© C. H. Rivers, Brooklyn ; 1885 : 8290, Apr.
8. 21586

Inauguration (The); a political travesty in 1

act, by D. Malloch. 17 p. 4°. Typewritten.
© Ic. Mar. 13, 1913; D : 32723 ; Douglas

Malloch, Chicago. 21587

Inauguration icall. See Inaugural.
Inazeta, the wizard of the wilds; or. The

spirit of the cave, a drama in 4 acts, by T.

Davis.
© Thomas Davis, New York; 1884:13718,

July 5. 21588

Incendarian (The); twentieth century drama

in 1 act. by F. W. Moore. [1], 22 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. July 30, 1913 ; D : 34163 ; Floyd Wm.

Moore, Lackawanna, N. Y. 21589

Incendiary (The); play in 4 acts, by H. E. De
Lasaux. 77 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 2, 1911; D: 25927; H. E. De
Lasaux, Orland, Cal. 21590

Incendio (El) de Roma; pelfcula c6mico-lIrica
de largo metraje, en 1 acto y 8 cuadros, origi-
nal de P. Muiloz Seca y P. Perez Fermlndez,
mtisica del maestro Barrera. Madrid [Socie-
dad de autores espaiioles] 1914. 47 p. 12°.
[Libretto only]

© Sept. 17, 1914; Ic. Sept. 21, 1914; D:
38220; Pedro Munoz Seca y Pedro Perez Fer-
nandez, Madrid. 21590a

Incident (An); a drama, by D. H. Farquharson.
72 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Daniel Herbert Farquharson, Norfolk,
Va. ; D:7486, Nov. 1, 1905; 2c. Nov. 1, 1905.

21591

Incident (L') du 7 avril; comedie en 1 acte,
par [Paul, dit] T. Bernard. (L'Ulustration
theatrale, 7* annge— 185, 25 juillet 1911)

© July 22, 1911; 2c. Aug. 19, 1911; D:
24974; Tristan Bernard, Paris. 21592

Incidentally war; play in 1 act, by Z. A. Moody.
18 p. f". Ms.

© Ic. Oct. 1, 1914; D: 38382; Zeta Abbott
Moody, Cranford, N. J. 21592a

Inclination versus duty. See Esprit.

Inclusero; drama lirico en 1 acto en verso,
original de J. A. Iniesta, musica de los maes-
tros Lapuerta y Alcaraz. Madrid [Sociedad
de autores espauoles] 1909. 46 p. 12°. [Li-
bretto only]

© Sept. 23, 1909; 2c. Sept. 24, 1909; D:
16903 ; Jesus Alfredo Iniesta, Madrid. 21593

Incog; a farce comedy in 3 acts, by Mrs. R.
Pacheco. New York, Chicago [etc.] M, Wit-
mark & sons, 1906. 74 p. front, (port.)
12°.

© M. Witmark & sons.. New York ; D : 9117,
Sept. 19, 1906; 2c. Sept. 18, 1906. 21594

a farcical comedy jn 3 acts, by Mrs. R.

Pacheco.

© Mrs. Romualdo Pacheco, New York;

1890: 36840, Nov. 21. 21595

Incognito; drama in 8 scenes, by C. Kahn.
[2], 8 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 9, 1913; D: 34368; Clairette
Kahn, New York. 21596

■ ■ a Greek tragedy in 4 acts, by H. J. Berlage.

38 p. 16°. Printed.

© Herman Joseph Berlage, Cincinnati ;
A : 204352, Apr. 15, 1908 ; 2c. May 9, 1908.

21597

Inconscients (Les); comedie en 4 actes, par O.
Bouwons van der Boijen. Paris, Typographie
Philippe Renouard, 1915. 4 p. 1., 218 p. 8°.

© Oct. 22, 1915; Ic. Dec. 23, 1915; D:
42554 ; O. Bouwens van der Boijen, Paris.

21597a

Inconsistent (The) bachelor; vaudeville sketch,
by Ralph W. De Haven. 9, [1] p. 4°. Ms.

© Ic. May 25, 1911 ; D : 24287 ; Ralph W. De
Haven, Philadelphia. 21598

Inconstancy, thy name is — Man; a domestic
drama in 4 acts, by L. Watkius.

© Llewellyn Watkins, Georgetown, Del.;
D : 235, Mar. 19, 1901. 21599

1067

21600

DEAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

21619

Incorrigible (The); a 1 act sketch, by H. V.
Boswell. 4 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 14, 1912; D: 29045; Helen
Varick Boswell. New York, 21600

•play in 1 act, by M. W. Loraine. [2], 19

p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 27, 1912; D: 30657; M. W. Lo-
raine, Plioenis, Ariz. 21601

— Same. Revised. [2], 21 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Oct. 8, 1912; D : 31081 ; M. W. Lo-

21602

raine. Phoenix, Ariz.

Incredulous woman; comedy in 3 acts, by G.
Hunting. [6], 95 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 3, 1913; D: 32505; Gardner
Hunting, New York. 21603

Incubator (The) babies; sketch, by Al. Hol-
brook. 5 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© M. Witmark & sons, New York ; D : 6397,
Mar. 29, 1905 ; 2c. Mar. 22, 1905. 21604

Incubator (The) baby; comedy sketch in 1 act,
by R. Conville. 6 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 24, 1914 ; D : 38296 ; Robert Con-
ville, New York. 21604a

Incubus (The); comedy drama in 4 acts, by
H. M. Yost. 90 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 24, 191^ ; D : 40155 ; Howard M.
Yost, Cleveland. 21604b

— farce comedy in 4 acts, by M. B. Cooke.
[130] p 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 18, 1911; D: 24970; Marjorie
Benton Cooke, Chicago. 21605

■3 act comedy, by L. J, Berry. 57 p. f°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 14, 1915 ; D : 41986 ; Louis Jules
Berry, Rochester, N. Y. 21605a

Incurable; or. An awful dad, a farcical comedy

in 2 acts, by F. J. Stanton. 16 p. 8°. Printed.

© Frank J. Stanton, Norwich. N. Y. D:

8343, Apr. 12, 1906; 2c. Apr. 3, 1906. 21606

Indelible (The) brand; or. Badly matched,
society drama in 4 acts, dramatized from the
New York Weekly, by W. H. Vondersmith.

© W. H. Vondersmith, Philadelphia; 1875:
2005, Mar. 4. 21607

Indelible (The) kiss. See Catado (El)

Indemnity (The) ; drama in 1 act, by B. W.
Starkweather. 7 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 8, 1912 ; D : 28606 ; Bertha Wil-
kins Starkweather, Los Angeles. 21608

Indenfor murene; skuespil i 4 akter. af H.
Nathansen. K0benhavn og Kristiania, Gyl-
dendalske boghandel, Nordisk forlag, 1912. 1
p. 1., [2], 177 p. 12°.

© Mar. 26, 1912; 2c. May 23, 1912; D:
29746; Henri Nathansen, Copenhagen. 21609

Independence; a comedy in 4 acts, by M. Turn-
bull.

© Margaret TurnbuU, New York ; D : 5227,
June 23. 1904. 21610

or, Glory of 1876, a grand patriotical

drama.

© Imre Kiraify, New York; 1875:6264,
June 15. 21611

or. The American Revolution, historical

drama in 5 acts, by G. M. Ritchie. Typewrit-
ten.

© George M. Ritchie, Chicago ; 1893 : 29308,
June 19; Ic. received. 21612

Independence day; a comedy drama in 4 acts,
by A. H. Westfall.

© Anson Hewett Westfall, New York ; 1893 :
11056, Mar. 2. 21613

Independence (An) day pageant; in 4 scenes,
by T. W. Stevens and K. S. Goodman. [40] p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 24, 1911; D:24S56; Thomas
Wood Stevens and Kenneth S. Goodman, Chi-
cago. 21614

Independence (The) of Ira; comedy in 4 acts,
by B. Musson. 136 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Bennet Musson, New York ; D : 12242,
Jan. 25, 1908; 2c. Feb. 6, 1908. 21615

Independence (The) of the United States of
America; a dramatic representation, illus-
trated.

© Xavier Pene, Paris ; 1895 : 58313, Nov. 19.

21616

Independent (The) broker; 1 act playlet, by
B. N. Livingston. 13 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 23, 1911 ; D : 23549 ; Benjamin N.
Livingston, Baltimore. 21617

Independent (The) governor; a drama in 4
acts, by A. Carr.

© Albert Carr, Rapid City, S. D. ; 1894:
25067, May 18. 21618

Independent means; comedy in 4 acts, by Stan-
ley Houghton. New York, S. French ; London,
S. French, ltd., 1911. 87 p. 12°. ([French's
acting ed. no. 2378])

© Feb. 6, 1911; 2c. Feb. 7, 1911; D: 23286;
Samuel French, ltd., London. 21619

1068

21620

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

21642

Independent Thea; a modern comedy in 3 acts, Indian (The) mail carrier; a western drama in
by N. McDonough and O. T. Fiske. ii, 121 p. 4 acts, by Go-won-go Mohawk and Charlie

4°. Typewritten. Charles.

Ic. May 23, 1910; D : 21131 ; Nellie Mc- © Go-won-go Mohawk, Brooklyn; 1889:

Donough and O. T. Fiske, New York. 21620 6953, Mar. 5. " 21632

India; or Be Sombre's prize a si^ectacular i^^ian (The) mutiny; play in 3 acts, by M. M.
drama m 3 acts, by W. L. D. O'Grady and ^6] p 40^ Typewritten.

© Ic. June 19, 1911 ; D : 24576 ; M. de Nas-
cimento, Washington. 21633

H. E. Warren.

© W. L. D. O'Grady and H. E. Warren,
New York; 1883:23016, Dec 12. 21621

Indian (The); play in 1 act, by J. M. Feigl.
32 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 4, 1909; D : 17611 ; J. Mauldin
Feigl, New York. 21622

Indian actor; or. His last performance, a dra-
matic composition in 1 act, by H. B. Jen-
nings. 10 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© H. Blosser Jennings, Buffalo ; D : 7685,
Dec. 8, 1905; 2c. Dec. 2, 1905. 21623

Indian (An) captive; a 1 act drama for vaude-
ville, by A. Lucey. 6 p. 8°. Typewritten.

© Arturo Lucey, New York; D : 8439, Apr.
28, 1906 ; 2c. Apr. 28, 1906. 21624

Indian (The) cattle rustler; a dramatic act, by

H. T. De Vere. [1], 15 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 29, 1912; D: 29594; Harry T.

De Vere, Ronkonkoma, N. Y. 21625

Indian (The) dispossessed; by S. K. Humphrey.
77 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Seth K. Humphrey, Boston ; D : 12199,
Jan. 18, 1908; 2c. Jan. 18, 1908. 21626

Indian (An) g'iver; a comedy, by W. D. How-
ells. Boston & New York, Houghton, Mifflin
& CO., 1900. 99 p. 24°.

© W. D. Howells, New York; 1900 A:
19426, Aug. 4; 2c. Aug. 15. 21627

Indian (The) image; by A. Van Deventer. 58
p. f°. Tyepwritten.

© Abram Van Deventer, New York ; D :
1663, Mar. 29, 1902; 2c. Mar. 22, 1902; le.
new ed. Dec. 15, 1903. 21628

Indian life, a chase for a wife; or. Scenes on
the plains, in 1 act and 7 scenes, a panto-
mimic, equestrian drama, by J. M. Nixon.

© James M. Nixon, New York ; 1875 : 1902,
Mar. 1. 21629

Indian (The) niaidens; by L. Washburn. Type-
written.

© Lillian Washburn, New York; 1900 A:
3710, Jan. 15; 2c. Feb. 9. 21630

— a musical and dramatic composition in 3
acts, by F. B. Carr.

© Frank B. Carr, Brooklyn; 1899:65850,
Oct. 10. 21631

Indian (An) princess; a comic opera, by J. W.
Hamby.

© J. W. Hamby, Cleveland ; 1892 : 13719,
Mar. 28. 21634

comic opera in 3 acts, by A. C. Grissom.

Libretto.

© Arthur C. Grissom, New York; 1892.
18164, Apr. 26. 21635

Indian riding; by J. J. Deer, jr., and J. D.
Deer. [Scenario]

© John J. Deer, jr., and James D. Deer,
Hogansburg, N. Y. ; 1892 : 33941, Aug. 17 ; 2c.
Nov. 28. 21636

Indian (An) romance; by Mrs. V. M. Pierce.
15 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Mrs. V. Mott Pierce, Buffalo ; D : 6262,
Feb. 25, 1905; 2c. Feb. 25, 1905. 21637

a forest tragedy, a drama in 1 act, by

Go-won-go Mohawk. [22] p. f°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Go-won-go Mohawk, Edcrewater, N. J. ;
D : 15413, Mar. 23, 1909 ; 2c. Mar. 12, 1909.

21638

melodrama in 4 acts, by I. M. Silkworth.

17 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Israel M. Silkworth, Baltimore; D:
8737, June 26, 1906; 2c. June 26, 1906. 21639

Indian (An) story. See Colonial plays for the
school-room.

Indian summer; comedy in 1 act, by Meilhac
and Halevy, adapted by B. H. Clark. New
York, Samuel French ; London, Samuel
French, ltd., 1913. 30 p. 12°.

© July 2, 1913 ; 2c. July 3, 1913 ; D : 33703 ;
Barrett H. Clark, Chicago. 21640

— drama in 4 acts, by A. Thomas. 116 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. June 20, 1913; D: 33554; Augustus
Thomas, New York. 21641

a 1 act comedy, tr. by C. Renauld from

the French L'ete de la Saint Martin, by H.
Meilhac and Lud. Halevy.

© Charles Renauld, New York ; 1889 : 34038,
Nov. 9. 21642

1069

21642

DBAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

21661

Indian (The) trail; drama in 4 acts, by S. R.
Hill. [1], 65 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 2, 1914; D:358S3; S. R. Hill,
Grand Rapids, Mich. 21642a

Indian veng-eance. See Trailed to the chasm.

Indian (An) wooing; dramatic sketch in 1 act,
by M. A. Aydelotte. [3], 15 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Apr. 4, 1911; D:23S44; Minna A.
Aydelotte, Santa Cruz, Cal. 21643

Indiana; comedy drama in 4 acts, by H. Ed-
wards. 26 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Harry Edwards, Peoria, 111.; D : 3770,
July 30, 1903 ; Ic. June 13, 1903 ; Ic. July 30,
1903. 21644

— a drama of progress, a history of Indiana
in a play of 4 acts, by L. A. McKnight. Fow-
ler, Ind., The author, 1908. 50 p. illus. port.
4°.

© L. A. McKnight, Fowler Ind. ; D : 13370,
July 9, 1908 ; 2c. July 29, 1908. 21645

a. drama of the times in 4 acts, by G. P.

Taber.

© Graham Paul Taber, La Porte, Ind. ; D :
1461, Feb. 7, 1902. ' 21646

a society drama in 4 acts, by G. Paul Taber.

© Graham P. Taber, La Porte, Ind.; D:
1338, Jan. 22, 1902. , 21647

Indiana folks; a comedy drama in 4 acts, by E.
Young.

© Edwin Young, Harrisburg, Pa. ; D :
1473, Feb. 21, 1902. 21648

a play in 4 acts and 5 scenes, by H. Barre

Day and Chas. Reed. 84 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Homer B. Daj', New York; D: 13833.
Sept. 19, 1908; 2c. Sept. 19, 1908. 21649

Indiana (An) man; a comedy in 4 acts, by Le-
roy Armstrong. Chicago, T. S. Denison.

© T. S. Denison, Chicago ; 1897 : 41653, July
19; 2c. Oct. 21. 21650

Indiana (An) mayor; in 4 acts, by J. C. Nu-
gent. Typewritten.

© J. C. Nugent, Canal Dover, O. ; 1900 A :
15688, June 25 ; 2c. June 25. 21651

Indiana (An) romance; comedy in 4 acts, by
J. C. Nugent.

© Robert Downing, United States; 1899:
47595, July 22. 21652

Indiana schoolmaster; by T. Dickinson. 55 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Thomas Dickinson, Madison, Wis.; D:
5083, May 26, 1904 ; 2c. June 15, 1904. 21653

Indiano (El); comedia en 3 actos y en prosa, en
ingles y en espaiiol, inspirada en una de los
mejores obras del famoso vate Garcia de la
Vega, por R. D. de la Cortina. 2d ed. New
York, R. D. Cortina, 1893. S3 p. 12°. (Serie
de Cortina)

© R. D. de la Cortina, New York; 1893:
39454, Aug. 29 ; 2c. Aug. 29. 21654

Indians (The); a poetic American drama in 4
• acts, by L. C. Fletcher.

© L. Coyne Fletcher and A. McKee Rankin,
United States ; 1882 : 18511, Nov. 2. 21655

Indian's (The) claim; dramatic sketch in 1
scene [by John P. Wilson] 9 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Sept. 7, 1915; D: 41690; Joe White
Eagle, New York. 21655a

Indian's (An) gratitude during a duck hunt;
or, Mrs. Alden's awakening, sketch, by
Frank B. Coigae. 4 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 17, 1912; D: 29695; Champion
film CO., New York. 21656

Indian's (An) love; play in 1 act, by J. A.
Loining. [2], 19 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 26, 1912 ; D : 28833 ; John Arthur
Loining, New York. 21657

Indian's (The) revenge; play in 3 acts, by P.
King. [5] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 5, 1913; D: 33172; Peter King,
Brooklyn. 21658

western tragedy in 5 acts, by F. W. Jack-
son. 26 p. f. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 30, 1914 ; D : 35856 ; Frederick W.
Jackson, Salt Lake City. • 21658a

— or, Across the border, by H. B. Lewis. 53

p. 4°. Typewritten.

© H. B. Lewis, Muskegon, Mich. ; D : 12994,
May 18, 1908; 2c. May 18, 1898. 21659

Indian's (The) secret; or. Trailed into the des-
ert, by L. J. Carter. 55 p. f°. Typewritten.
© Lincoln .J. Carter, Chicago ; D : 13844,
Sept. 21, 1908; 2c. Sept. 22, 1908. 21660

Indicateur (L') See On frappe les trois coups.

Indfgena (El); comedia en 1 acto y en prosa,
original de J. A. y F. Fernandez-Portero. Ma-
drid [Sociedad de autores espaiioles] 1914. 22
p. 12°.

© Mar. 28, 1914; Ic. Mar. 30, 1914; D:
30518; Jose A. y Fernando Fernaudez-Portero.
Madrid. 21660a

See Bachelor's

Indigestible (An) romance.
(A) banquet.

Indignant (The) subscriber; a comedy, by U.

Sinclair. 27 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Upton Sinclair, New York ; D : 14931,
Jan. 28, 1909; 2c. Jan. 28, 1909. 21661

1070

21662

COPYKIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

21682

Indiscretion; a drama in 4 acts, by I. Carrillo
and C. liebello.

© Isaac Carrillo and Charles Rebello, United
States ; 1874 : 14527, Dec. 2. 21662

Indizien-beweis (Der); 1 akt. von Oscar Fried-
mann und Fritz Lunzer. Berlin, F. Blocli er-
ben, 1912. 22 p. 8°.

© Ic. Aug. 21, 1912; D : 30587 ; Felix Blocli
erben, Berlin. 21663

Indulto (El); monologo dramfitico en prosa,
original de A. Conesa. Madrid [Sociedad de
autores espauoles] 1909. 12 p. 12°.

© Nov. 18, 1909; 2c. Nov. 19, 1909; D:
17454 ; Alfredo Conesa y Ruiz de Zuniga, Ma-
drid. 21664

Industrious (The) moth; or, The perplexity
of Monsieur Victor, a comedy in 3 acts, from
the French, by A. M. Knapp.

© A. Melvin Knapp, New York ; 1871 : 5176,
June 1. 21665

Inebriates; comedy of intoxication in 4 acts, by
J. H. Reynolds, jr. [78] p. 4°. Typewritten.
© Ic. Aug. 21, 1914 ; D : 37910 ; John Haz-
ard Reynolds, jr., New York. 21665a

Ines de Castro; trag§die en 3 actes, en vers, de

A. Poizat. 13 p. 4°. (Supplement gratuit

au no. 2887 du Monde illustre, 27 juillet 1912)

© Julv 27, 1912; 2c. Aug. 21, 1912; D:

30588 ; Alfred Poizat, Paris. 21666

Inevitable (The); by J. Lewis. [17] p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 12, 1911; D: 26006; Joseph
Lewis, New York. 21667

a comedy drama in 3 acts, by H. Strauss.

54 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Herman Strauss, Albany, Ga. ; D : 15871,
May 15, 1909; 2c. May 15, 1909. 21668

modern play in 3 acts, by C. R. Schubering.

[1], 62 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 5, 1912; D: 29290; Charles R.
Schubering, New York. 21669

— play in 4 acts, by M. McGoveru. [83] p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 8, 1914; D : 37780 ; Milton Mc-
Govern, Atlanta. 21669a

— by W. A. Phelon. [80] p. 4°. Type-

written.

© Ic. Dec. 15, 1910 ; D : 22815 ; W. A. Phe-
lon, Cincinnati. 21670

— See also Marriage (The) bond.

Inevitable (The) postscript; 1 act comedy, by

E. D. Coolidge. [3], 10 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 23, 1912; D : 28404 ; Emma

Downing Coolidge, Allston, Mass. 21671

Inevitable (The) truth; drama in 4 acts, by
A. E. Lyon, 121 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Anna E. Lyon, New York ; D : 9823, Jan.
21, 1907 ; 2c. Jan. 21, 1907. 21672

Inez; a drama in 3 acts, by I. Ackerman.

© Irene Ackerman, New York ; 1879 : 17922,
Dec. 30. 21673

Same. New York, Charles H. Bauer, 1882.

62 p. 8°

© Irene Ackerman, New York ; 1882 : 11907,
July 19; 2c. July 19. 21674

or, A wife's secret, a play in 5 acts, by

Robert Johnston.

© Frank Broaker, New York ; 1887 : 10838,
Apr. 22. 21675

or, Was she guilty? a play in 5 acts.

dramatized from May Agnes Fleming's story
A terrible secret.

© Charles F. Richards, Boston ; 1873 : 9166,
Aug. 14. 21676

Inez, a romance of old Mexico; a drama in 4
acts, by J. A. Eraser, jr.

© B. S. Spooner, United States; 1891:
10955 Mar. 24. 21677

Inez de Castro; a tragedy in 5 acts, by A. J.
Surman. 59 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Arthur J. Surman, Philadelphia; D:
3717, July 13, 1903; 2c. July 13, 1903. 21678

Inez de Castro and Prince Pedro; a tragedy,
by J. H. Garnier.

© .John H. Garnier, Lucknow, Canada :
1S93 : 2676, .Jan. 11. 21679

Infant (Der) dar menschheit. See Schiller,

Infant (The) prince of Tongaboo; a musical
farce in 3 acts, by E. H. Guruey. 38 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Ebenezer H. Guruey, Edgewood, R. I. :
D : 1139, Dec. 2, 1901 ; 2c. Dec. 2, 1901. 21680

Infants (The); or. Young Travers' fiancee, a
comedy in 3 acts, by L. D. Humphrey.

© Lewis David Humphrey, Cambridge,
Mass. ; D : 993, Oct. 21, 1901. 21681

Infatuation; an emotional drama in 4 acts,
by XXX.

© Jacob Levy and Samuel Herschberger,
Albany ; 1873 : 8632, July 30. 21682

Infedele; [di Roberto Bracco] New York, V.
Ciocia, printer, 1908. 62 p. 16°. (Teatro,
V. 2)

© Dirce St. Cvr, New York ; A : 197058, Jan.
20, 1908 ; 2c. Jan. 20, 1908. 21682a

See also Teatro.

Infelica italinie. See Italian hurdy gurdy
boy.

1071

21683

DEAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

21704

Infelice; a play in 5 acts, adapted from Augusta
Evans Wilson's romance of the same name,
by W. G. Scott.

© Wisner Gillette Scott, Elmira, N. Y. ;
1878:14561, Dec. 13. 21683

Infelicia; or, Unliappiness, by G. E. Wagner.
© George Ernest Wagner, Manchester,
N. H. ; 1899 : 67330, Oct. 17. 21684

Infernal (The) feminine; book and lyrics by
C. Bloomingdale, jr., music by Charles Gil-
fin. 95 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]
© Ic. Aug. 30, 1910; D: 21908; Charles
Bloomingdale, jr., Philadelphia. 21685

Infernal (The) lyre; an extravaganza in 3 acts,
libretto by F. Standish [pseud, of F. S. H.
Reed] music by Frederic James. Liddle.
Typewritten.

© Frederick Standish. Boston ; 1894 : 60054,
Dec. 24; Ic. May 22, 1895. 21686

Infernal (The) machine; [play in 1 act] by H.
Elliott McBride; The crusaders, by Ellen
Murray ; [and] The premature proposal.
Philadelphia, P. Garrett & co., 1886. p. 193-
216. 12°. (Dramatic supplement to One hun-
dred choice selections, no. 13)

© P. Garrett & co., Philadelphia; 1886:
6011, Mar. 15; 2c. Apr. 15. 21687

or. The mysterious satchel, 1 act comedy,

by E. Roy. 13 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 16, 1913; D: 32970; Elberta
Roy, Chicago. 21688 •

Infernal (The) question; or. The mystery of
Chinatown, a comedy drama in 4 acts, by A.
Griffin. [7], 78 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 22, 1909 ; D : 16308 ; Arthur Grif-
fin, Somerset, Mass. 21689

Infernal (The) triang'le; play in 1 act, by C. A.
Hough. 8 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 31, 1913 ; D : 33967 ; Clarence A.
Hough, Oak Park, 111. 21690

Inf emails; or, The devil's conqueror, a musi-
cal legendary play in 3 acts, with prologue
and epilogue, book by A. Donaldson and J. L.
Brigham, lyrics by T. Saxe. 105 p. 4°. Type-
written. [Libretto only]

© Arthur Donaldson, J. Le Pierre Brigham,
Tenipler Saxe, New York ; D : 10143, Mar. 5,
1907; 2c. Mar. 5, 1907. 21691

Inferno. See Dante's Inferno.

Infidel (The); a drama of the twelfth century
in a prologue and 3 acts, by G. B. Seitz.

© George Brackett Seitz, Boston; D: 15819.
May 10, 1909. 21692

Same. 105 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 31, 1909; D: 16667; George
Brackett Seitz, Minot, Mass. 21693

Infidel (The) — Continued.

a romantic drama in 4 acts, by K. Mina-

han. 60 p. 12°. Printed.

© Katharine Minahan, Orange, N. J. ; D :
7673, Dec. 7, 1905; 2c. Dec. 5, 1906. 21694

— See also Appikoires (Der)

Infidelity; a play in 5 acts, by S. Howell.

© Stoddart Howell, New Orleans; 1877:
14566, Dec. 14. 21695

a play in 4 acts, by G. W. Presbrey.

© G. W. Presbrey, New York ; 1886 : 26072,
Nov. 18. 21696

play in 1 act, by H. Russell. 12 p. 4°,

Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 23, 1915 ; D : 39758 ; Howard Rus-
sell, Portland, Or. 21696a

Infidels (The); a drama, by J. T. Richards.

© Jarrett T. Richards, Santa Barbara.
Cal. ; 1885:23276, Nov. 6. 21697

■music by Gerard Bnrton. 83 p. 4°.

Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Jarrett T. Richards, Santa Barbara, Cal. ;
D:1848, May 7, 1902; 2c. May 24, 1902.

21698

Infidel's (The) conversion. See Money (The)
leaner.

Inflation; a new and original comic play in 3
acts and 4 scenes, by E. Harrigan.

© Edward Harrigan, New York; 1882:
19371, Nov. 15. 21699

— —or, The Xs of the X roads, an original

comedy-drama in 5 acts, bv D. R. Locke and
C. Gayler. New York, 1876.

© D. R. Locke and Charles Gayler, United
States; 1876:2119, Feb. 18. 21700

Influence; a nmsical comedy in 3 acts, written
and composed by J. Franklin Warner.

© Mrs. M. J. AVarner, Boston ; 1889 : 30338,
Oct. 7. 21701

Informer (The); play of Irish folk life in 1 act,

by D. J. Shea. [1], 13 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 26, 1912; D: 31798; Dennis J.

Shea, Brighton, Mass. 21702

Infortune (L') voyag'eur. See Ombres chi-
noises.

Inge; das drama einer liebe, 3 akte und ein
vorspiel, von .Johannes Tralow. Berlin, Oes-
terheld & co., verlag, 1912. 134 p. 12°.

© Apr. 1, 1912 ; 2c. May 17, 1912 ; D : 29698 ;
Oesterheld & co., Berlin. 21703

Ingemisca; a drama in 5 acts, by A. L. Knowl-
ton. Boston, 1873.

© Amy L. Knowlton, United States; 1873:
3341, Apr. 2. 21704

1072

21705

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

21720

Ingemisca — Continued.

a drama in 5 acts and 5 tableaux, by

George Dion.

© Imogene Knowlton, New York ; 1874 :

9576, July 22. 21705

Ingenu (L'); comedie en 3 actes, d'apres le
conte de Voltaire, par G. Mere et R. Gignoux.
25 p. 4°. (Supplement gratuit au no. 2970 du
Monde illustre, 28 fevrier 1914)

© Feb. 28, 1914; 2c. Mar. 17, 1914; D:
36384 ; Charles Mere et R6gis Gignoux, Paris.

21705a

Ingenue (L') libertin; conte galant en 3 actes,
[par] L. Artus, musique de Claude Terrasse.
Paris, Librairie theatrale, 1908. 165 p. 12°.
[Libretto only]

© Louis Artus, Paris; D : 12122, Jan. 6,
1908; 2c. Jan. 7, 1908. 21706

Ingenuity (The) of genius; by A. Mahr. 10 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic July 5, 1910 ; D : 21481 ; Agnes INIahr,
San Francisco. 21707

Ingerberge; a dramatic composition, by H. A.
Shepard.

© Helen Anna Shepard, Grand Rapids,
Mich.; D:1881, May 14, 1902. 21708

Ingersoll's destruction of hell; adapted to
opera, dramatic, tent, or out-door exhibitions,
by H. Robbins.

© Hiram Robbins, Little Rock, Ark. ; 1895 :
57445, Nov. 13. 21709

Ingomar; new play in 4 acts, based on the old
legend, by P. Mackaye. 112 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. June 11, 1915 ; D : 40909 ; Percy Mac-
kaye, Windsor, Vt. 21709a

Ingomar, the barbarian; play in 5 acts, adapted
from Der sohn der wildnis of Friedrich
Halm [pseud, of Eligius Franz Joseph Miiuch-
Bellinghausen] by Maria Lovell, printed by
permission from the prompt book of Julia
Marlowe Taber. Boston, W. H. Baker & co.,
1896.

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston ; '1896 :
27901, May 7 ; 2c. Sept. 30. 21710

Ingram's isle; comic opera in a prologue and
two acts, by R. Fax. 63 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Apr. 7, 1910 ; D : 20739 ; Reuben Fax,
Toronto, Canada. 21711

Ingrate (The); a drama adapted from an old
foreign play in 4 acts and 7 tableaux, by M.
Walsh.

© Marie Walsh, Brooklyn ; 1877 : 6155, INLay
23. 21712

Ingrate (The) — Continued.

drama in 3 acts, by M. Kallesser.

4°. Typewritten.

[64] p.

■© Ic. Dec. 22, 1915 ; D : 42544 ; Michael Kal-
lesser, New York. 21712a

- play in 4 acts, by C. Dickson. 133 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 28, 1911; D: 23494; Charles
Dickson, New York. 21713

Ingratitude; by Mrs. E. A. Thomson. Type-
written.

© Mrs. E. A. Thomson, New York; 1892:
29993, July 18; Ic. May 6. 21714

drama in 4 acts, by E. Eisner. 102 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Edward Eisner, New York ; D : 6381.
Mar. 22, 1905; 2c. Mar. 22, 1905. 21715

Ingrid. See Spasndte sind.

Inlieritance; a comedy in 3 acts, tr. and adapted
from the French, by J. C. Cretin and W. F.
Miller. New York, Lyons & Miller, 1878.

© Jules C. Cretin and Wm. F. Miller,
United States; 1878:13577, Nov. 2L 21716

— drama in 4 acts, by J. A. Pierce and C. E.
Friend. [62] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 9, 1913 ; D : 34070 ; Jerry Albert
Pierce and Chas. E. Friend, Denver. 21717

— by J. V. Wilson. [98] p. 4°. Type-

written.

© Ic. Jan. 22, 1914 ; D : 35753 ; J. Victor

AVilson. New York.

21717a

by W. A. Wolff, jr. [7]. 92 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 26, 1912; D: 30962; William
Almon Wolff, jr., Yonkers, N. Y. 21718

— play in 3 acts, by K. B. Benite. [50] p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 23, 1914 ; D : 39019 ; Katherine
Burke Benite, San Francisco. 21718a

by O. Davis. 98 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 3, 1915 ; D : 40825 ; Owen Davis,
Yonkers, N. Y. 21718b

— play of the underworld in 1 act, by G. M.
Rosener, [3], 15 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 19, 1913; D: 33540; Geo. M.
Rosener, New York. 21719

— prelude and 3 acts, by S. Carpenter.
© Sarah Carpenter, Washington ; D : 2986,

Feb. 12, 1903.

Inheritance is fate.
Erown Jones.

21720

See Gourmand (The) Mr.

5379—16-

-68

1073

21721

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

21738

Inheritance (The) of the meek; a play in 5
acts. lounUed on Dortoieli'ski'.s Crime and
punishment, by L. Irving. 120 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Laurence Irving, London ; D : 11313, Sept.
9, 1907; 2c. Sept. 9, 1907. 21721

Inherited; a drama in 4 acts, by Lucy Hooper

and Richard Davey. US p. f ^. Typewritten.

© jMaude Granger, New York ; 1890 : 10533,

Mar. 31; 2c. Apr. 8. 21722

Inhuman (The) See TJnmensch (Der)

Initiated; 1 act comedy, by H. H. Pattee. [12]
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 27, 1912; D : 31810 ; Herbert
Horton Pattee, Revere, Mass. 21723

Initiating a granger; a farce, by T. S. Denison.
Chicago, T. S. Denison, 1877. 1 p. 1., 43-51 p.
12°.

© T. S. Denison, De Kalb, 111. ; 1877 : 395.
Jan 9; 2c. Jan, 19. 21724

Same.

© T. S. Denison, Chicago, in renewal foi» 14
years from Jan. 9. 1905 ; D : 5971, Dec. 27,
1904; 2c. Dec. 27, 1904. 21725

Initiation night at Raggedy Man's Corner;
[play in 1 act] by A. S. Wayland. [Washing-
ton, Kan.. Printed by Republican power print,
1904] cover-title. 21 p. 12°.

© Adelaide Schmidt Wayland, Washington,
Kan. ; D : 44G8, Jan. 5, 1904 ; 2c. Jan. 22. 1904.

21726

Initiation (The) of a candidate. See Are you
a member? — Fraternity.

Initiative (L'); comedie en 1 acte, de Audr6

Mounier. Paris, C. Joubert, 1911. 23 p. 8°,

© Sept. 1, 1911 ; 2c, Oct. 23, 1911 ; D : 255G8 :

Joubert, Paris. 21727

Injunctions a specialty. Sec Camp (The)
ground. — Slaughter of the innocents.

Injured Innocents; a horrid musical drama in 3
acts, founded on the old English ballad of
Babes in the wood, by R. A. Barnet. Boston,
E. B. Stillings & co., 1890. 32 p. 8°. [Li-
bretto only]

© R. A. Barnet, Boston; 1890:4014. .Tan.
31; 2c. Jan, 31, 21728

libretto of the musical farce tragedy in 3

acts, founded on the old English ballad of
Babes in the wood, by R. A, Barnet. Boston,
E, B, Stillings, 1890,

© R. A. Barnet, Boston; 1890:6135, Feb.
20. 21729

Injustice; a melodrama in 4 acts [bv Alfred
Samuel Smith] 47 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Emma Jane Smith, Chicago ; 1886 : 29132.
Dec, 20; 2c. Dec, 22, 21730

Inky dinks in Southland; by T. Johnson,
© Thomas Johnson, New York ; D : 11623
Oct. 29, 1907. 21731

Inmate (The) of the dungeon; drama in 1 act
by W. C. Morrow. 17 p. f°. Typewritten,

© Ic. Sept, 28, 1910 ; D : 22167 ; W, C, Mor-
row, San Fi-ancisco, 21732

Inner (The) circle. See Bigamy,

Inner (The) world; play in 3 acts, by M. J,
Newman. 43 p, 4°. Typewritten,

© Ic, Feb, 25, 1911; D: 23464; Mordecai

Jesse Newman, Chicago, 21733

Innisfail; or, The wanderer's dream, a drama
of Irish life in 4 nets, by Richard Quinn, Bos-
ton. AV. H, Baker & co., 1890. 53 p, 12°,
([Baker's ed. of plays])

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston; 1890:
28376, Sept. 15; 2c. Nov, 10, 21734

an Irish drama in 4 acts, by R, Quinn,

© Richard Quinn, Chicago; 1889:32621,
Oct, 28, 21735

Innisfallen; or, A tale of '98, an Irish drama

in a prologue and 3 acts, by T, S. Hender.son.

© Thomas S. Henderson, Brooklyn; 1876:

299, Jan, 6. 21736

Innocence (The) of youth; or, The white
slavers of a great city, cometly drama in 4
acts, by W, C, Herman, 76 p, f°. Type-
written,

© Ic. May 25, 1915; D: 40760; Alexander
Byers, Chicago, 21736a

Innocent; par R. Valabregue et A. Melroy, 9 p.
4°, Typewritten.

© Ic. June 15, 1912; D: 30012; Gaumont
CO., New York. 21737

adaptation in 3 acts, by A.B.Morgan. [70]

p. 4^, Typewritten.

® Ic. Apr, 15, 1914; D:3G712; Shubert
theatrical co., New York. 21737a

drama in 3 acts, adapted from the original

Plungarian of Arp^d Pasztor, by Byron Ong-

ley and E. Nyitray. 97 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 1, 1914 ; D : 37441 ; Emil Nyitrav.

New York. 21737b

a melodrama in 5 acts, by P. B. Christen-

sen. 46 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Paul B. Christensen, Spreckels, Cal. ; D :
5834, Nov. 28, 1904; 2c. Apr. 22, 1905. 21738

play in a prologue, 4 acts and an epilogue,

adapted from the Hungarian of Arpiid Pasz-
tor, by G. [H.] Broadhurst. New York,
Sanmel French ; London, Samuel French, ltd.,
1914. 98 p. 12°.

© Sept. 12, 1914; 2c. Sept. 14, 1914; D:
38113; George Broadhurst, New York.

21738a

1074

21738

COPYKIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

21756

Innocent — Continued.

play in 3 acts, by M. G. Williams. [20] p.

f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 27, 1914; D: 36485; Moritt

George Williams, Philadelphia. 21738b

•play in 3 acts with prologue and epilogue,

by ArpSd Prisztor [tr. by Paul Benedict] [68]
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 11, 1914 ; D : 36455 ; Edward F.
Rush, New York. 21738c

szihmii 3 felvonasban, irta PS^sztor Ar-

pttd [2], 72 p. t°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 20, 1914; D:367S0; Arpftd
Pasztor, Budapest. 21738d

Innocent (An) abduction; play in 1 act, by R.
Stodart. 23 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 15, 1915; D: 39400; Robert
Stodart, New York. 21738e

Innocent (The) bigamist; a melodrama in 4
acts, by A. Alexander.

© Adelaide Alexander, New York ; D : 7162,
Aug. 25, 1905. 21739

Innocent (An) bystander; play in 1 act, by H.
Miles. [2], 22 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 18, 1914; D : 38161 ; Homer
Miles, New York. 21739a

Innocent (An) crowd; comedy in 3 acts,
adapted from the German, by K. Ernst. 63
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Kate Ernst, Toledo, O. ; D : 3361, Apr. 30,
1903; 2c. May 1, 1903. 21740

Innocent (An) devil; by W. R. Cattelle.

© Wallis Richard Cattelle, Tenafly, N. J.;
1899:63650, Oct. 2. 21741

Innocent (Der) drummer; a comedy-drama, by
M. B. Curtis.

© M. B. Curtis, United States ; 1881 : 18194,
Nov. 23. 21742

Innocent (An) error; character sketch, by
Harry L. Newton. Chicago and New York,
The Dramatic publishing company [1903]
9 p. 12°. (On cover: The darkey & coinic
drama)

© Dramatic pub. co., Chicago ; D : 4285,
Nov. 21, 1903; 2c. Nov. 21, 1903. 21743

Innocent Florabelle; 1 act farce, by W. O.
Iserloh. [4], 28 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 27, 1913; D: 33341; Wm. O.
Iserloh, Los Angeles. 21744

Innocent (An) imposter; comedy in 3 acts, by
H. Conway. 85 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Hart Conway, Chicago ; 1893 : 6546, Feb.
2; 2c. Feb. 6. 21745

Innocent (The) kid; by F. Hobbs. 10 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Fred Hobbs, Marion, Ind. ; D : 2536, June
5, 1903; 2c. June 5, 1903. 21746

comedy sketch in 1 act, by H. R. de Leon.

© Henry R. de Leon, Hicksville, O. ; D:
862, Sept. 13, 1901. 21747

Innocent man; satire in 3 acts, by L. Jordan.
85 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 9, 1914; D: 37515; Leslie Jor-
dan, Oxford Depot, N. Y. 21747a

Innocent (An) outlaw; a melodrama in 4 acts.
by W. W. Cook. 67 p. f°. Typewritten.

© William Wallace Cook, Marshall, Mich.;
D:2862, Jan. 14, 1903; 2c. Feb. 18, 1903.

21748

Innocent (The) polygamist. See Little (The)
heiress.

Innocent salt; a comedy, by Eunice Goodrich.

© William Pottle, jr., Clarksville, Teun. ;

1888:5591, Feb. 2L 21749

Innocent (The) shall not suffer; play in 4

acts, by J. Rose. [90] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 1, 1912; D: 29249; Jane Rose,

Cleveland. 21750

Innocent (An) sinner; a character comedy
drama in 4 acts, by Lawrence Marston and
L. Lewis.

© Lillian Lewis, New York; 1896:35426,
June 16. 21751

play in prologue and 2 acts, by W. P.

Chase. [83] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 15, 1913; D: 34728; William
Parker Chase, New York. 21752

Innocent (The) usurper; a romantic drama in 3
acts, by George Irving. 61 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© G. H. Irving, jr.. New York; D:9513,
Nov. 24, 1906; 2c. Nov. 24, 1906. 21753

Innocent widow; play in 4 acts, by C. Morgan,
dramatized from Delpit's novel, Coralie's .son.
43 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 27, 1910; D: 20037; Courtenay
Morgan, Oklahoma City, Okl. 21754

Innocent (The) wife; in 3 acts, by M. B. Hayes.
Typewritten.

© Maud Blanche Hayes, New York; 1900
A: 24931, Oct. 6; 2c. Oct. 6. 21755

Innocents (I*') prigionier; dramma in 4 atti,
da mettersi in iscena in questa citta [di] T.
Marzo. New York [Staraperia di La follia]
1907. 66 p. incl. port. 12°.

© Trifone Marzo, New Y^ork ; D : 11003,
July 20, 1907; 2c. Aug. 13, 1907. 21756

1075

21757

DKAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

21773

Innocents abroad; by Louis Weslyn. 13 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© ic. May 7, 1910 ; D : 209S3 ; Wheeler Earl
and Vera Curtis, New York. 21757

an original drama in 4 acts, by J. H. Mulli-
gan.

© James H. Mulligan, New York; 1S74:
10536, Aug. 8. 21758

or, The naughty continong, a musical bur-

lesque in 3 acts, by J. E. Campbell.

© John E. Campbell, New York; 1900 A:
13746, June 1. 21759

— See also Mark Twain.

Innominata; a medical drama in 5 acts, by W.
E. Weller.

© William Edward Weller, St. Louis; D:
3980, Sept. 21, 1903. 21760

Inoculating uncle; farce in 1 act, by L. D.
Humphrey. [1], 17 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 30, 1914 ; D : 36886 ; Lewis David
Humphrey, Cambridge, Mass. 21760a

Inquisitive women (Le donne curiose); musical
comedy in 3 acts, after Carlo Goldoni, by
Luigi Sugaua, English version by A. I. du P.
Coleman, music by Ermanno Wolf-Ferrari.
New York, G. Schirmer [1911] 72 p. 4°.
(G. Schirmer's collection of opera librettos)
© Nov. 27, 1911; 2c. Nov. 29, 1911; D:
25900; G. Schirmer, New York. 21761

Ins and outs.

See Civil service examination.

3 p.

Insane asylum play; by A. F. Auderton.
t°. Typewritten.

© Albert F. Anderton, Denison, la. ; D :
2550, Nov. 1, 1902; 2c. Nov. 1, 1902. 21762

Insane (The) bride; a comedy-drama, in 5 acts,
bv I. Barsky, tr. into English by Ethel Mil-
lard.

© Israel Barsky, United States; 1898:
66003, Nov. 11; 2c. Nov. 11. 21763

Insane (The) king; a drama in 4 acts, by W. L.
Hartshorn. 107 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Willard La Monte Hartshorn, Evanston,
111. ; D : 4342, Dec. 3, 1903 ; 2c. Dec. 14, 1903.

21764

Insane (The) lover; or, The fate of the liber-
tine, an original sensational drama in 2 acts
and 6 tableaux, by S. M. Landis. 27 p. 12°.
Printed.

© Simon M. Landis, Philadelphia; 1875:
1183, Feb. 8; 2c. June 14. 21765

Insanity; a comedy-farce in 3 acts, by A. Guil-
let and E. Schwab.

© Alexandre Guillet and Emil Schwab,
Boston; 1881:10624, July 8. 21766

Insanity for two; a sketch, by P. G. Hubert, jr.
12 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© P. G. Hubert, jr.. New York; D : 10306,
Apr. 10, 1907; 2c. Apr. 10, 1907. 21767

Insects (The) See Zigzags.

Insel (Die); schauspiel in 4 akten, von Hugo
Wolf. 118 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 24, 1912; D: 29769; Comoedia,
Vienna. 21768

Insel (Die) der traenen; drama in 4 akten, von
Jacob Ben Lazar [pseud, des F. van Straaten]
[2], 57 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 19, 1912; D: 29089; Fritz van
Straaten, New York. 21769

Inside; a play in 1 act and 2 scenes, by B. P.
Noel and Hanlon Douglas. 23 p. 8°. Type-
v.'ritten.

© Edwards P. Noel, New York; D : 7698,
Dec. 12, 1905; 2c. Dec. 18, 1905. 21770

play in 3 acts, by H. J. Ryan. 52 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 26, 1915 ; D : 39798 ; H. J. Ryan,
Nashville, Tenn. 21770a

Inside and outside; or, A cottage in the sub-
urbs, play in 1 act, by C. A. Hough. 10 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 30, 1913 ; D : 33104 ; Clarence A.
Hough, Oak Park, 111. 21771

Inside (An) job; play in 1 act, by Howard
Fielding [pseud, of C. W. Hooke] 20 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 6, 1915; D: 39600; Charles W.
Hooke, New York. 21771a

Inside (The) of our flag; play in 1 act, by C. L.
Swaim. 13 p. 4°. Ms.

© Ic. Sept. 19, 1913 ; D : 34488 ; Chas. Lewis
Swaim, Rochester, N. Y. 21772

Inside of the little green door; play in 3 scenes,
by H. A. Meola. [3] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 17, 1914; D: 35690; Harry A.
Meola, New York. 21772a

— - Same. 14 p. f °. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 9, 1915; D: 39348; Harry A.
Meola, Middletown, N. Y. 21772b

Inside (The) of the shell; play in 1 act, by K.
Burke. 16 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 16, 1915; D: 41507; Katherine
Burke, San Francisco. 21772c

Inside politics; a dramatic sketch, by B. J. Mc-
Connell, jr. [8] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 16, 1912 ; D : 29058 ; Bernard J.
McConnell, jr., Philadelphia. 21773

1076

I

21773

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

21791

Inside stuff; play in 1 act, by Willard Mack.
13 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 26, 1915; D : 40765 ; Maude

Leone, New York. 21773a

Inside the earth; a fantastic play in 5 scenes,
by R. H. Burnside, music by Manuel Klein.
12 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Sept. 3, 1909 ; D : 167TS ; R. H. Burn-
side, New York. 21774

Inside the lines; drama in 5 acts, by Samuel E.
Anderson. Newport, Ky., Campbell county
print. CO., 1900. 62 p. 12°.

© S. E. Anderson, Ne\^-port, Ky. ; 1900 A:
29523, Dec. 8 ; 2c. Jan. 12, 1901. 21775

— —play in 8 acts.b^^ E. D. Biggers. 124 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. May 14, 1915; D : 40655 ; Earl Derr

Biggers, Pelhani, N. Y. 21775a

Inside (The) track; a drama in 5 acts.

© Oliver Byron, United States ; 1885 : 5987,
Mar. 12. 21776

a local play. arr. and written exiiressly for

Inspiration — Continued.

- — - 1 act play, by Y. Eville. 19 p. 4°

Type-

written.

© Ic. Apr. 28, 1915; D: 40452; Vernon
Eville, Nutley, N. J. 21783a

Installments; farce in 1 act, by A. T. Williams.
[1], 8 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 80, 1915 ; D : 42180 ; Albert Thurs-
ton Williams, Providence, R. I. 21783b

Instalment (The) plan; a new 8 act comedy, by
F. A. Harriman.

© Frank A. Harriman, Boston ; 1891 : 26149,
July 21. 21784

Instinct; piece en 8 actes, de H. Kistemaeckers.
[Paris, Impr. de I'lUustration] 1905. 2 p. 1.,
46 p. 12°.

© Henry Kistemaeckers, Paris ; D : 6107,
Jan. 20, 1905; 2c. Jan. 20, 1905. 21785

play in 8 acts, by P. Stanlaws, adapted

from the French of Henry Kistemaeckers.
[4], 63 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 14, 1912; D: 31394; Penrhyn
Stanlaws, New York. 21786

Rena and F. G. IMaeder, partially from notes
and suggestions furnished by them, by George
W. Middleton.

© Fred G. Maeder, New York; 1874:10245, institut (L') de beaute; comedie en 3 actes,

Aug. 4. 21777

Insomnia; vaudeville sketch for three charac-
ters, by M. Hageman.

© Maurice Hageman, New York; 1900 A:
20581, Aug. 17. 21778

Inspector (The); a metropolitan melodrama in
5 acts, by W. R. Wilson.

© Will Rauney Wilson. New York; 1890:
2879, Jan. 21. 21779

a play in 3 acts, by E. A. Meysenburg.

[85] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 3, 1913 ; D : 32246 ; Edward Ar-
nold IMeysenburg, New York. 21780

Inspector from Kansas; a 1 act play, by G.
Stewart.

© Grant Stewart, New York ; D : 5884, Dec.

1, 1904. 21781

Inspector Jimmy Donavon; comedy dramatize

playlet in 1 act, by G. L. Herriman. 10 p. f°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 12, 1914 ; D : 38786 ; Guin L. Her-
riman, Des Moines. 21781a
Inspiration; comedy in 1 act, by R. W. Harris.
[3]. 11 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 28, 1911; D : 25895 ; Ren6 W.
Harris, New York. 21782

drama in 1 act. by F. J. Ziegler. [2], 31 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 7, 1912 ; D : 28586 ; Frederick J.
Ziegler, New York. 21783

par A. Capus. (In Petite illustration, no. 49,
7 fevrier 1914; Serie-theatre, no. 29)

© Feb. 7, 1914 ; 2c. Mar. 17, 1914 ; D : 36388 ;
Alfred Capus, Paris. 21786a

Insufficient evidence; by G. K. Buck.

© George Kendrick Buck, Scranton. Pa. ;
D : 2648, Nov. 28, 1902. 21787

Insurance, a curse in disgviise; a play in 5 acts,
by V. Varrie.

© Yida Varrie, Chicago; 1872:6981, June
29. 21788

Insurance (The) agent; by S. Liebert. 12 p.
f°. Typewritten.

© Samuel Liebert, New York; D: 14565,
Nov. 27, 1908; 2c. Nov. 27, 1908. 21789

an eccentric character and comedy sketch.

by Harry S. Miller. Boston, W. H. Baker
& CO., 1899.

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston; 1898:
75509, Dec. 24; 2c. Jan. 18, 1899. 21790

a 1 act vaude^^lle skit in 1 scene, by Chris

Bruno [pseud, of C. Bonnichsen] 4 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Chris Bonnichsen, Menlo Park, N. J. ;
D : 10495, May 4, 1907 ; 2c. May 4, 1907.

21791

Insurance (An) ag'ent's mistake. See Piano
(The) tuner.

1077

21792

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

21814

Insurance (The) man; or, Little Tommy
Dodge, comedy in 3 acts, by C. Stratton. 105
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© le. Feb. 3, 1913; D: 32176; Clarence
Stratton, St. Louis. 21792

Insurgent (The); comedy in 4 acts, by D. Cad-
dell. [1], 58 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 28, 1912; D: 30673; Douglas
Caddell, New York. 21793

play of American public life, by H. B.

Needham. [162] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 25, 1911; D : 25857 ; Henry
Beach Needham, Evanston, 111. 21794

a three character sketch, by M. Marcus.

[2], 8 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 27, 1912 ; D : 29815 ; Marius Mar-
cus, Chicago. 21795

Insurgents (The); by E. Randall.

© Emily Randall, Chicago; 1899:. 50072,
Aug. 3. 21796

a drama in a prologue and 3 acts, by Alice

Scovill Smith [pseud, of A. M. Smith]

© Alice Maude Smith, Tacoma ; D : 14796,
Jan. 11, 1909. 21797

•play in 3 acts, by R. T. Edwards. [4], 61

p. f . Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 16, 1911; D: 23098; Russell T.
Edwards, St. Louis. 21798

Insurrection; or, Is it contagious? a truthful
tragi-comical absurdity in 3 acts, adapted
from the Bohemian, by Helen Zelenka. 59 p.
f°. Typewritten.

© Barbara H. Smidl, New York; D:470,
May 15, 1901; 2c. May 15, 1901. 21799

Inteckning; by H. Warwick.

© Henry Warwick, New York ; D : 6396,
Mar. 22, 1905. 21800

lutelectuales (Las); sainete en 1 acto, de L.
Buceta. Madrid [Sociedad de autores espa-
fioles] 1914. 30 p. 12°.

© Sept. 17, 1914; Ic. Sept. 21, 1914; D:
38206; Luis Buceta, Madrid. 21800a

Intelligence (The) oflace; monologue, by B. B.
Hayward. Typewritten.

© Beatrice B. Hayward. Wavland, Mass.;
1898:68560, Nov. 25; 2c. Nov. 25. 21801

a negro act in 1 scene, arr. by George H.

Coes. Boston, W. H. Baker & co., 1894. 10
p. 12'. ( [Baker's darkey plays] )

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston; 1894:
3298.5, June 22; 2c. Aug. 2. 21802

Intelligent (The) lovers; a comedy in 4 acts,
by M. Fromholz. 75 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Max Fromholz, New York ; D : 1559, Mar.
12, 1902; Ic. Mar. 3, 1902; Ic. Apr. 21, 1902.

21803

Intelligent (The) lover s— Continued.

^a play in 4 acts, by M. Fromholz. 90 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Max Fromholz, New York ; D : 4611, Feb.
8, 1904; 2c. Apr. 20, 1904. 21804

Intense (An) interview; 1 act play, by I. Os-
good. [2], 27 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 3, 1912; D: 31.541; Irene Os-
• good, Northampton, England. 21805

Intercepted; in 4 acts, by J. F. Malloy,

© .John Francis Malloy, Meriden, Conn.;
D : 6913, July 6, 1905. 21806

Intercepted (The) letter; monologue, by James
H. Chase. Providence, R. I., Kensmore pub.
CO., 1911. 8 p. 12°.

© Dec. 20, 1911; 2c. Dec. 22, 1911; D:
28064; Kensmore pub. co.. Providence, R. I.

21807

Intercepted (The) message; or. What might
happen if we had war with Japan, by E. W.
Weathers. 11 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 2.5, 1911; D: 25105; E. W.
Weathers, Woodlawn. Ala. 21808

Intereses (Los) creados. See Para ingleses,
mi criado.

Interesting (An) state law; play in 4 acts from
the German, by B. F. Markbreit. [70] p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 7, 1914; D: 39026; Bertha Fie-
bach Markbreit, New York. 21808a

Interests created; Jacinto Benavente's comedy,
tr. and adapted from the Spanish by L. J.
Rosenberg.

© Louis J. Rosenberg, Detroit ; D : 14645,
Dec. 16, 1908. 21809

Interference; 1 act drama, by H. N. Bruun. 8 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 28, 1910; D: 21678; Harold N.
Bruun, Chicago. 21810

Interference (The) of Martha; play in 3 acts,
by H. A. Woodworth. 46 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Mar. 21, 1913 ; D : 32740 ; Helen Alden
Woodworth, Brookline, Mass. 21811

Interference of Patricia; a play, by L. Bell and
Cecil B. De Mille. •

© Lilian Bell, New York ; D : 7769, Dec. 13,
1905. 21812

Interim (The); dramatic sketch in 1 act, by W.
Bradshaw. 7 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 13, 1911 ; D : 25753 ; Will Brad-
shaw, Chicago. 21813

Interior decorating; sketch, by Countess T. Er-
dody. 6 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. .Tan. 25, 1913; D: 32087; Countess
Thea Erdody, New York. 21814

1078

21815

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

21834

Interiors voni danischen hof. See Charlotte
Friederike.

Interloper (The); play in 4 acts, by G. Y. Mac-
Murphy. [187] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 29, 1912; D: 29539; George Y.
MacMurphy, Roslyn, N. Y. 21815

a play in 3 acts, tr. from the French of

Augier, by Louise I. Guiney.

© John Stetson, Boston; 1893:9957, Feb.
23. 21816

Interlopers' (The) elopement. See Irma.

Interlude (An); play in 1 act, by L. R. Morris.
7 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 12, 1914 ; D : 38785 ; Lloyd Regi-
nald Morris, New York. 21816a

Intermezzo. See Lonely (The) way.

International (The); historical, patriotic and
sacred dramatized opera, by R. H. Mace.

© Russell H. Mace, St. Louis; 1900 A:
28739, Nov. 23. 21817

International (An) affair; a musical comedy in

2 acts, by H. J. Pullen. 78 p. 4°. Type-
written. [Libretto only]

© Horace J. Pullen, Los Angeles ; D : 14982,
Feb. 3, 1909; 2c. Feb. 3, 1909. 21818

International arbitration treaty; by E. Riley,
jr.

© Edward Riley, jr., Spokane, Wash. ;
1895 : 20407, Apr. 13. 21819

International ball. See Sub station 13.

International (An) comedy; play in 1 act, by
E. R. Barnett. 21 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 13, 1914; D: 38788; Edith R.
Barnett, Woodmere, N. Y. 21819a

International (The) cup; spectacular melo-
drama in 7 scenes, by R. H. Burnside. 42 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 27, 1910 ; D : 21891 ; R. H. Burn-
side, New York. 21820

International episode; in 3 acts, by G. S. Dun-
kin. 120 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Gertrude Scott Dunkin, New York ; D :
824, Sept. 3, 1901; 2c. Sept. 3, 1901. 21821

International (An) flirtation; in prologue and

3 acts, by S. Morse. 60 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 8. 1910; D : 22.514 ; Samuel
Morse, New York. 21822

play in 3 acts, by S. Morse. [152] p. f°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. May 10. 1911; D: 24184; Samuel
Morse, New York. 21823

International (An) match; a farcical comedy
in 3 acts, by C. S. Laney. 175 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Charles S. Laney, New York ; D : 353,
Apr. 17, 1901 ; 2c. Apr. 17, 1901. 21824

an original American naval comedy drama

in 4 acts, by M. J. Hooley. Typewritten.

© M. J. Hooley, Oakland, Cal. ; 1899:46370,
July 17; 2c. July 17. 21825

International (The) war; comedy in 3 acts, by
B. M. Kaye. [1], 91 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 19, 1914; D:, 38171; Benj. M.
Kaye, New York. 21825a

Interpreter (The); an original comedy in 3 acts,
by J. M. Feigl. 121 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© J. Mauldin Feigl, New York ; D : 5285,
June 27, 1904 ; 2c. June 27, 1904. 21826

Interrupted; entertainment in 1 act and 1 scene,
by G. L. Spaulding. [1], 9 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Sept. 13, 1913; D : 34412 ; George
Leonard Spaulding, Hollywood, Cal. 21827

play in 1 act, by H. Gregory. [16] p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. May 6, 1911 ; D : 24147 ; Harvey Greg-
ory, New Orleans. 21828

Interrupted (An) burg'lary; by R. Pels.

© Renee Pels, Denver; D : 8590, May 24,
1906. 21829

Interrupted (The) curry; comedy dramatic
playlet, by G. Villiers Stuart. 14 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 22, 1913 ; D : 34500 ; William
Morris, Brooklyn. 21830

Interrupted (The) elopement; by L. Lanphear.
25 p. obi. 24°. Typewritten.

© Louise Lanphear, Chicago ; D : 11611,
Oct. 28, 1907; 2c. Oct. 28, 1907. 21831

Interrupted (An) fight; play in 1 act, by Astrid
Penn [pseud, of A. Kimball] and Malcolm
Morley. [2], 13 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 28, 1914 ; D : 35991 ; Astrid Kim-
ball, Boston. 21831a

Interrupted honeymoon; a comedy drama in 3
acts, by V. Pniui.

© Victor Pnini, Brooklyn ; D : 11548, Oct.
18, 1907. 21832

— — a comedy in 1 act, by Frank Kennedy. 33
p. 4"'. Typewritten.

© John F. Sully, New York; D:3456, May
18, 1903; 2c. Mar. 11, 1903. 21833

farce comedy in 1 act, by J. Lortcher. 7 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 29, 1912; D: 31270; Jean Lort-
cher, New York. 21834

1079

21835

DKAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

21852

1 act sketch, by E. W. Quaife. 13 p. 4°,

Typewritten.

© Ic. June 13, 1910 ; D : 21332 ; Elise West
Quaife, New York. 21835

Interrupted (An) proposal; by Dorothy Usner
[pseud, of D. U. Baxter] 13 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Dorothy Usner Baxter, New York ; D :
5263, June 16, 1904; 2c. June 16, 1904. 21836

a parlor play in 1 act, by A. Bates. Bos-

ton, W. H. Baker & co., 1907. 11 p. 12°

© Arlo Bates, Boston ; D : 10494, May 4.
1907 ; 2c. Aug. 20, 1907. 21837

Interrupted (The) revels; jilay in 1 act, by C.
Andrews. 27 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 19, 1910; D: 22598; Charlton
Andrews, Cambridge, Mass. 21838

Intertaining- nobility; musical comedy sketch,
by Searle Allen and Chas. Doty. [16] p. 4°.
Typewritten. [Words only]

© Ic. Dec. 4. 1914; D: 39094; Nicholas A.
Marx, New York. 21838a

Intervention (The) of Miss Watson. Sec
Four plays; by Archibald Eyre.

Interview (The); a 1 act comedy, by Jack Bur-
nett. 9 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Hoyt & McDonald, Hyde Park, Mass.;
D : 13009, May 20, 190S ; 2c. May 20, 1908.

21839

1 act play, by M. E. Pesnel. [2], 12 p.

12 . Typewritten.

© Ic. July 12, 1913; D: 33777; Maximilian
Edwin Pesnel, East Orange, N, J. 21840

a play in 1 act, by Lord William Ellison.

18 p. 4 . Typewritten.

© C. E. Parker, New York ; D : 11380, Sept.
19. 1907; 2c. Sept. 10, 1907. 21841

Interviewers (The); a farce in 1 act, by A. J

O'Hara. New York, Stephen Mearns, 1884.

© Arthur J. O'Hara, New York ; 1884 : 8703,

Apr. 26. 21842

Interviewing a granger; a vaudeville sketch
in 1 scene, by O. E. Young. Boston, W. H.
Baker & co., 1905. 11 p. 12°. (On cover:
Baker's ed. of plays)

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston ; D : 7222.
Sept. 7, 1905; 2c. Oct. 12, 1905. 21843

Interviewing Adam; fantastic satire in 1 act.

by F. W. Tebbetts. 12 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 23, 1915 ; D : 41295 ; Forrest AV.

Tebbetts, New York. ., > 21843a

Interviewing Napoleon; comedy duologue, by
W. Macnamara. 3 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 8, 1912 ; D : 29607 ; Walter I\Iac-
namara, New York. 21844

Interviews; or. Bright Bohemia, an Amerif'nn
comedy in 4 acts, by M. Nobles.. Philadelphia,
Ledger job print, 1881. 77 p. 12°.

© Milton Nobles, Brooklyn; 1881:8382,
May 28 ; 2c. Oct.. 10. 21845

Intimate problems; by G. de la Jara. 54 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Gustavo de la Jara, New York ; D : 3569,
• June 9, 1903; 2c. May 12, 1903. 21846

Into darkness; a play in 1 act, by M. B. Cooke.
11 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Marjorie Benton Cooke, Chicago; D:
535, May 31, 1901 ; 2c. May 31, 1901. 21847

Into each life; comedy in 4 acts, bv Helene
Ripley [i. e. H. R. Noble] 135 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Feb. 19, 1910 ; D : 20247 ; Helene Rip-
ley Noble, Boston. 21848

Into the fire; farce in 1 act, by J. L. Balder-
ston. [1], 13 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 2, 1914 ; D : 35881 ; John Lloyd
Balderston, New York. 21848a

Into the forest; play in 3 acts and 6 scenes.

by G. E. Murdock. 52 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 20, 1915; D: 42531; Gilbert

Edward Murdock, San Francisco. 21848b

Into the light; biblical allegory in 2 acts, by
Carlyle Moore, i, 15 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 31, 1910; D: 21220; Ethelyn
Palmer, Kansas City, Mo. 21849

-play in 3 acts, by A. Dwan. 86 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 4, 1910 ; D : 20702 ; Allan Dwan,
Chicago. 21850

sketch in 2 scenes, by Ellen Edwards.

27 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 18, 1915; D : 42012 ; Lucy Ellen
Edwards Bi-uce, Portland, Or. 21850a

Into the open; a drama in 4 acts, by C. Gilde-
haus.

© Chas. Gildehaus, St. Louis ; 1897 : 11118,
Feb. 15. 21851

See also Rebel's (The) daughter.

Into the primitive; sketch of Alaskan life, by
J. B. McKeon. [15] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 15, 1912 ; D : 31132 ; James B. Mc-
Keon, Oakland, Cal. 21852

Into the sunset; comedy drama in 4 acts, by
C. A. Page. [2], 29 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 27, 1914 ; D : 38930 ; Cleo Adams
Page, Brodnax, Va. 21852a

Intra muros. See Snow top.

1080

21853

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

21872

Intransigeant (L'); com^die en 1 acte, par L.

Boucot. Paris, C. Joubert, 1914. 27 p. 8°.

© Feb. 2, 1914 ; 2c. Feb. 9, 1914 ; D : 35968 ;

Joubert, Paris. 21852b

Intricacy; a drama in 5 acts, by H. Cahill.
© Helena Cahill, New York; 1891:13763,
Apr. 16. 21853

Intrigo del amore; an extravaganza, by F. E.
Copland.

© Frederick E. Copland, Minneapolis;
1891; 43094, Dec. 1. 21854

Intrigue; by S. I. Brown and A. Kampe.

© Samuel I. Brown and Annie Kampe,
Philadelphia; 1894:9602, May 3. 21855

comedy in 3 acts, by Le Mar Dorome [pseud.

of M. E. Doane] [SO] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© le. Apr. 13, 1911 ; D : 23948 ; Maude Es-

telle Doane, Philadelphia. 21856

a drama in a prologue and 4 acts, by W.

C. Hudson.

© William C. Hudson, Brooklyn; 1873:
8629, July 30. 21857

— a drama in .5 acts, by R. Espinasse.

© R. Espinasse, San Francisco; 1873:
12510, Oct. 31. 21858

— a drama in prologue and 5 acts, by B.
McCrarv. :Marshall, Tex., Jennings bros.,
1883. 15 p. 16°.

© Ben McCrarv, Hot Springs, Ark.; 1883:
1911, Jan. 29 ; 2c. Feb. 23. 21859

— original comedy playlet, by L. R. Dildine.
12 p. 12°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 8, 1915; D : 40601 ; Lewis R.
Dildine. Washington, N. J. 21859a

— play in 5 acts, by E. Hendricks.

© Emma Hendricks, United States ; 1877 :
9377, Aug. 14. 21860

— a Russian drama in 5 acts, by F. Bohun
Devereux and J. 'C. Ver Planck.

© F. B. Devereux and J. Campbell Ver
Planck, Boston; 1881:2671, Feb. 21. 21861

— ■ a tragedy in 1 act, by L, MacG. Bond. 10
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Lewis MacGregor Bond, Brooklyn; D:
7296, Sept. 22, 1905; Ic. Sept. 15, 1905; Ic.
Oct. 6, 1905. 21862

or, The guardian angel, a drama in 5 acts.

by M. Taylor.

© Malcolm Taylor, Chicago; 1876:7796,
June 29. 21863

Intrigue in high places. See Heirs (The)
affiance.

Intrigue (An) in the days of Henri Trois.
See Cavalier (A) of France.

Intriguers (The); a farcical romance in 4 acts,
by Sam R, Mook. [56] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 21, 1912 ; D : 29112 ; Sam Mook,
Memphis, Tpn. 21864

Introduce me; play in 4 acts, by Delia Clarke
[i. e. D. C. Sullivan] [80] p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Aug. 9, 1911 ; D : 24891 ; Delia Clarke
Sullivan, New York. 21865

Intruder (The); by Harry L. Cohn. 8 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Cliff Dean, Chicago; D : 6804, June 12,
1905; 2c. June 3, 1905. 21866

— -by J. T. Thornton.

© John Thurston Thornton, Marquette,
Wis. ; 1900 : A : 4925, Feb. 23. 21867

32 p.

— drama in 1 act, by W. W. Quinton.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 16, 1914; D: 37590; William
Warren Quinton, Buffalo. 21867a

— dramatic playlet in 1 act, by J. J. O'Rourke.
[5], 10 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 18, 1913; D : 34191 ; John J.
O'Rourke, Danbury, Conn. 21868

— dramatic sketch, by T. G. Springer and H.
Del Ruth. 11 p. 4°. Tj^pewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 31, 1910; D: 20070; Thomas
Grant Springer, Oakland, Cal., and Hampton
Del Ruth, San Francisco. 21869

— dramatic sketch of playlet, by J. de Caus-
sin. 7 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 7, 1913; D: 32589; Juliet de
Caussin, Detroit. , 21870

farcical playlet, by F. Bruegger. 16 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. June 4, 1915; D: 40843; Frederick
Bruegger, Chicago. 21870a

— a funny Dutch skit, by Harry L. Newton.
Chicago and New York, The Dramatic pub-
lishing company, 1902. 13 p. 12°.

© Dramatic pub. co.. Chicago ; D : 2540,
Nov. 3, 1902 ; 2c. Nov. 17, 1902. 21871

— 1 act comedy, by T. L. Darling. 19 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 24, 1915 ; D : 40462 ; Thomas Les-
lie Darling, Oakland, Cal. 21871a

— 1 act dramatic sketch in 1 scene, by R.
Brown. 7 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 27, 1915 ; D : 42570 ; Ray Brown,
San Mateo, Cal. 21871b

— a 1 act play, by Edward A. Braniff.

© Edward A. Braniff, Kansas City, Mo. ;
1899 : 81701, Dec. 18. 21872

1081

21873

DBAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

Intruder (The) — Continued.

-a 1 act play, by George Hembert Westley.

17 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 10, 1910 ; D : 22777 ; .lames Hip-

pisley. New York. 21873

a play in 1 act, by A. E. Wills.

© Anthony B. Wills, Brooklyn; D : 13329,
July 11, 1908. 21874

— by R. Thomas. [1], 6 p. f. Type-
written.

© Ic. Apr. 3, 1914; D: 36786; Richard
Thomas, San Francisco. 21874a

a play in 3 acts, by T. Buchanan. 165 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Thompson Buchanan, New York; D:
11742, Nov. 14, 1907; 2c. Nov. 14, 1907. 21875

playlet, by C. W. Tackenberg. [2], 11 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 13, 1914 ; D : 37835 ; Charles Wil-
liam Tackenberg, Cincinnati. 21875a

or. Seaside society, a comedy in 3 acts, by

A. A. Augustus.

© Albert A. Augustus, Lake View, 111.;
1886:14104, June 19. 21876

or, The other Erskine, comedy in prologue

and 3 acts, by H. Heaton. 167 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Harold Heaton, New York ; D : 6375, Mar.
21, 1905 ; 2c. Mar. 21, 1905. 21877

See also Blind.— Plays (The) of Maurice

Maeterlinck.

Intruders (The); a drama in 3 acts, by H. Pen-
dexter and F. Patchin.

© Hugh Pendexter and Frank Patchin,
Rochester, N. Y. ; D : 158S0, May 17, 1909.

21878

— a farcical playlet in 1 act, by Frances St
John-Brenon. 14 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Herbert Brenon. Fairhope, Ala. ; D :
15575, Apr. 9, 1909; 2c. Apr. 9, 1909. 21879

•a modern 1 act playlet, by De Wolfe Allen

[pseud, of A. A. Adleman] 14 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© A. Allen Adleman, Hartford; D : 16072,
June 15, 1909; 2c. June 15, 1909. 21880

Intrus (L'); comedie en 1 acte, de M. Fabre et
Henry Dupuy-Mazuel. (In Supplement gra-
tuit an no. 2944 du Monde illustr^, 30 aoflt
1913)

© Aug. 30, 1913; 2c. Oct. 11, 1913; D:
346S4; Marcel Fabre, Paris. 21881

Intuition; sketch in 2 scenes, by A. B. Foans.
11 p. 4°. Tjpewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 29, 1915; D : 42604 ; Andrew B.
Foans, New York. 21881a

Invaded and robbed by the spirits; 1 act pan-
tomime, by R. P. Polizzi. 16 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Jan. 6. 1910 ; D : 17876 ; R. Pasquale
Polizzi, Brooklyn. 21882

Invader (The) ; a new American play, by Walter

Ilackett.

© Sol Litt, Chicago; D : 13210, June 5,
190S. 21883

Invaders (The); modern comic opera in 2 acts,
by L. A. Baiber. 39 p. f°. Typewritten.
[Libretto only]

© La Verno A. Barber, Pleasantville, Pa. ;
D: 4134, Oct. 8, 1903; 2c. Oct. 8, 1903. 21884

Invalid (The); monologue, by May Isabel Fisk.

© Harper & bros., New York ; D : 5467,
Aug. 20, 1904. • 21885

sketch in 1 act, by E. W. Sweeney. Proof.

© Ic. Jan. 26, 1911; D: 23223; E. Willard
Sweeney, Brooklyn. 21886

— — Set! also Talking (The) woman.

Invalid pupils; by John P. Addams.

© Lusette Webster, United States; 1879:
16608. Dec. 10. 21887 ■

Invalids (The); farce in 3 acts, by J. S. Car-
roll and A. Walsh. 75 p. f°. Typewritten.
© Ic. Apr. 26, 1911; D: 24069; John S.
Carroll and Austin Walsh, New York. 21888

Invalid's (The) dream; by B. Grieves. 8 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Bestella Grieves, Chicago ; D : 14376,
Nov. 25, 1908; Ic. Nov. 25, 1908; Ic. Dec. .30.
1908. 21889

Invasion; a dramatic composition in 3 acts, by.
McKee Rankin and Henry Kirke. 95 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Sidney Drew, New York ; D : 15281. Mar.
8, 1909; 2c. Mar. 12, 1909. 21890

play of the future in 4 acts, by J. .Tohn-

sou. 72 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 14, 1909 ; D : 17096 ; Julian John-
son and Oliver Morosco, Los Angeles. 21891

Invasion (The) of Mexico. See C!ortez.

Invasore (L'); dramma in 3 atti, di Annie Vi-
vanti [i. e. A. V. Chartres] Milano, Ric<'ardo
(}uintieri [1915] 2 p. 1., 188 p. 12°.

© Aug. 15, 1915; Ic. Sept. 3. 1915; D:
42065; Annie Vivanti Chartres, Milan.

21891a

Invention (The); play in 4 acts, by J. Rolnick.

[2], 83 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 14, 1912; D: 29666; Jacob Rol-
nick, Brooklyn. 21892

1082

21892

COPYEIGHTED ITS THE UNITED STATES

21910

Inventor (The); business drama in 4 acts, by
D. A. Keynolds. [3]. 94 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Feb. 14, 1914; D: 36025; D. A.
Reynolds, New York. 21892a

— dramatic sketch, by H. Faustina. [1],
16 p. 4°. Type^Yritten.

© Ic. Aug. 26, 1914 ; D : 37948 ; Helen Faus-
tina. New York. 21892b

a farce, by F. W. Parkin. Chicago, F. W.

Parkin [1901] [11] p. 16°.

© Frank William Parkin, Chicago ; D : 660,
July 15, 1901; 2c. July 15, 1901. 21893

— 4 act comedy-drama, words and arrange-
ment, by W. James.

© William James, Brooklyn; 1891:21779,
June 15. 21894

introducing the wishing box, a Christmas

plav. bv Elsie Duncan Yale. Philadelphia,
Hail-Mack co., 1915. 19 p. 12°.

© Oct. 12, 1915 ; 2c. Nov. 1, 1915 ; D : 42150,
Hall-Mack co., Philadelphia. 21894a

— an operetta, by C. W. Barrett.

© C. W. Barrett, Lemoore, Cal. ; 1893:
39026, Aug. 25. 21895

— an original melodrama in 5 acts, by T.

Stebbins. 92 p. 4°. Ms.

© Thaddeus Stebbins, Washington; 1892:
723, Jan. 4; 2c. Jan. 4. 21896

— play in 3 acts, by C. R. Macauley. [100] p.

4 . Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 10, 1914 ; D : 36669 ; Charles R.
Macauley, New York. 21S96a

Inventor's daughter; a drama in 5 acts, by E.
I. W. A. Schramm.

© Emma I. W. A. Schramm, Chicago; D:
8683, June 12, 1906. 21897

Inventor's (The) defence; 1 act sketch, by G.
IM. Hopkins. 3 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 29, 1910 ; D : 22948 ; G. Monroe
Hopkins, Minneapolis. 21898

Inventor's (The) hell; socialistic play, by R. K.
Wilson. 38 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 8, 1915; D : 40147 ; Rosanna
King Wilson, Piqua, O. 21898a

Inventria; a comic opera in 3 acts, by C. lie
Onarde [pseud, of C. L. Drake]

© Charles Le Onarde, St. Louis; 1893:
20832, Apr. 29. 21899

a libretto in 3 acts and 5 scenes, by Charles

Le Onarde [pseud, of C. L. Drake]

© Charles Leonard Drake, St. Louis ; 1898 :
55112, Sept. 20. 21900

Investigating" (The) conimittee; comedy in 3
acts, by R. A. Weill. 98 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ralph A. Weill, New York ; 1890 : 16564,
May 21; le. May 31. 21901

Investigation (The); travesty on deduction, by
P. Finney. [2], 20 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© le. Aug. 1, 1914; D: 37713; Frank Fin-
ney, Winthrop, Mass. 21901a

Invincible (The); play in 4 acts, by Janet Bar-
rington [pseud, of J. B. Fedris] 108 p. 4".
Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 30, 1910; D:^2691; Janet Bar-
rington Fedris, New York. 21902

Invisible barrier; play in 4 acts, by Frederick
Allen. 74 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 18, 1910; D: 20830; Edith Ivy
Allen, Salt Lake City. 21903

Invisible bond; by W. E. Bartlette. 8 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 30, 1909; D: 17109; W. W.
Wiswell, Portland, Or. 21904

Invisible (The) empire; American drama in 3
acts, by D. Clift. [3], 117 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Apr. 9. 1912 ; D : 29334 ; Denison Clift,
Mill Valley, Cal. 21905

'a drama, by A. W. Tourgee.

© A. W. Tourgee, United States; 1880:
17667, Nov. 19. 21906

drama in 4 acts, by D. Clift. 105, [3] p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. :May 6, 1911; D: 24152; Denison
Clift, Mill Valley, Cal. 21907

or, A romance of a millionaire's daugh-
ters, a comedy opera in 3 acts, written and
composed by B. F. Stalnaker.

© Benjamin Frank Stalnaker, New
Brighton, N. Y. ; 1898 : 18226, Mar. 18. 21908

or. Cavaliers and carpet-baggers in South

Carolina, a drama in 5 acts, by W. H. Max-
well and W. M. Wood.

© W. H. Maxwell and W. M. Wood, Brook-
lyn ; 1880 : 5993, Apr. 16. 21909

Invisible (The) eye; diplomatic episode, by
P. W. Porter. [16] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© le. May 18, 1912; D: 29707; Paul W.
Porter, New York. 21910

Invisible (The) man; farce in X act, by Cyril
Twyford and Leslie Lambert, suggested by a
story by H. G. Wells. [2], 23 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Oct. 18, 1913 ; D : 37414 ; Alfred Ware-
ing, London. 21910a

1083

21911

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

21927

Invisible (The) prince; or, The war of the
Amazons, a drama, by Charles P. Shiras.

© Rebecca Shiras Morris, Allegheny, Pa. ;
1895 : 15228, Mar. 16. 21911

Invisibles (Les); tableau dramatique en 1 acte,
par A. de Lorde et A. Binet. (In Supplement
gratuit au no. 2902 du Monde illustrg, 9 no-
vembre 1912)

© Nov. 9, 1912 ; 2c. Dec. 7, 1912 ; D : 31611 ;
Andr6 de Lorde et Alfred Binet, Paris.

21912

Invitation (An) to the ball; comedy sketch, by
Harrv L. Newton. New York, M. Witmark &
sons,'l913. 15 p. 12°. ( [Harry L. Newton's
1 act comedy sketches, monologues and dra-
matic episodes] )

© Aug. 4, 1913 ; 2c. Aug. 5, 1913 ; D : 34007 ;
M. Witmark & sons, New York. 21913

Invite done Ferdinand; vaudeville en 1 acte,
par Henry Moreau et Marc Sonal [pseud, of
Georges Lanos] Paris. C. Joubert, 1913. 35
p. S".

© Nov. 22, 1913 ; 2c. Dec. 1, 1913 ; D : 35195 :
Joubcn-t, Paris. 21914

Invocation (An); by F. Heiskell.

© Ferdinand Heiskell, Ebenezer, Tenn. ;
1889:28378, Sept. 18; 2c. Sept. 27. 21915

a play in 1 act. by Peter Banks [pseud, of

H. S. Wagner] 15 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 19, 1912 ; D : 30027, Hazel Shep-
pard Wagner, Toronto, Canada. 21916

Involuntary (An) understudy; a dramatiza-
tion in 1 act of Percival Pollard's A life or
deatli performance, by D. Kimball. 9 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© David Kimball, Boston; D : 15915, May
21, 1909; 2c. May 22, 1909. 21917

loci iocosi; acta Saturnalibus, by Frederick W.
Coburu, music by Maximilian P. E. Grosz-
mann. New York, Ethical culture schools
[189G] cover-title. 12 p. 16°. [Latin text
with music]

© Ethical culture schools, New York ; 1896 :
11254, Feb. 18; 2c. Feb. 22. 21918

lolanthe. Sec Dancing (The) operettas.

lola's sin; a drama in 4, acts, by L. J. L. Still-
wpll. 92 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Laura Jean Libbey-Stilwell, Brooklyn;
D : 12105, Jan. 3, 1908 ; 2c. May 26, 1908.

21919

Ion and lole; a Paphian play in 4 acts, by G. G.
Hazelton, jr.

© George' C. Hazelton, jr.. New Rochelle,
N. Y. ; D : 4627, Feb. 17, 1904. 21920

lone; by L. Cox.

© Laura Cox, St. Louis; 1879:6994, May
26. 21921

lone — Continued.

Petrella's opera containing the Italian text,

with an English tr. and music of all the prin-
cipal airs. Boston, Oliver Ditson co.

© Heirs of T. Barker, United States, in re-
newal for 14 yrs. from Sept. 27, 1892; 1892:
2600L June 27; Ic. June 27; Ic. Jan. 6, 1899.

21922

a tragedy from Lytton's Last days of Pom-

peii, by C. A. Deninger.

© Chas. Aurelius Deninger, Baltimore;
1897 : 68298, Dec. 8. 21923

Iphigenia; a play in 4 acts, by C. S. Elgutter.

Omaha, Press of C. Chase [1902] 100 p. 12°.

© Charles S. Elgutter, Omaha, Neb.; D:

2174, July 31, 1902 ; 2c. Sept. 8, 1902. 21924

a tragedy in 5 acts, by Jean Racine, tr.

from the ed. of 1697, the last rev. by Racine,
and adapted for tlie English-speaking theatre
by M. Thomson. 87 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Mortimer Thomson, New York ; D : 12368,
Jan. 31, 1908 ; 2c. Jan. 31, 1908. 21925

Iphigenia in Tauris; [by] Euripides, an Eng-
lish version by Witter Bynner. New York,
M. Kenuerley, 1915. 3 p. 1., 87 p. 12°.

© Nov. 15, 1915 ; 2c. and aff. Dec. 1, 1915 ;
A: 416629; Mitchell Kennerlev, New York.

21925a

ed. by William Nickersou Bates.

Text ed. New York, Cincinnati [etc.] Ameri-
can book company [1903] 55 p. 12°.

© Amer. book co.. New York; A: 51333,
Jan. 22, 1903; 2c. May 13, 1904. 21925b

ed. with an introduction, notes, and a

critical appendix, by William Nickerson Bates.
New York, Cincinnati [etc.] American book
company [1904] 164 p. front., illus. 12°.
© Amer. book co.. New York; A : 80369,
Feb. 26, 1904; 2c. Apr. 18, 1904. 21925c

tr. into English rhyming verse with

explanatory notes, by Gilbert Murray. Lon-
don, G. Allen & sons, 1910. x p., 1 1., 105,
[1] p., 1 1. 12°.

© Ic. Apr. 0, 1010 ; A ad. int. 194 ; pub. IMar.
10, 1910; Oxford university press, American
branch. New York. 21925d

— Same. New York, Oxford university press,
American branch, 1910. xi, 105 p. 12°.

© May 4, 1910; 2c. May 6, 1910; A: 261755;
Oxford universitv press, American brancli.
New York. 21926

— a drama in 5 acts, by Goethe, tr. from the
German by F. Butler. Reading, Pa. [Albright
& Shenton] 1898. 75 p. 12°.

© Frederick Butler, Reading, Pa.; 1898:
27996, May 4; 2c. May 19. 21927

1084

21928

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

21948

Iphigenia in Tauris — Continued.
See also G-erman classico of the nine-
teenth and twentieth centuries.

Iphig-enia mit dem. gotte.
tragoedien.

See Dionysische

Ipso; fantasy in 1 period, by H. W. Bible. [2],
7 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 29, 1913; D: 34570; Howard
Wiswall Bible, New York. 21928

Iras of Antioch; a tragedy, by H. Abend. Ken-
drick, O., Gazette print [1906] 2 p. 1., 22 p.
8°.

© Hallett Abend, Belleville, 111. ; D : 7913,
Jan. 29, 1906; 2c. Jan. 29, 1906. 21929

Ireland; or. The voice of the people, a drama
of real life in 4 acts, by IMrs. R. Pacbeco.

© Mrs. Romualdo Pacheco, New Y^ork ;
1890: 36S41, Nov. 21. 21930

Ireland and Israel; comedy-dramatic sketch in
1 act and several scenes, by Frank B. Coigne.
[5] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 22. 1912 ; D : 29127 ; Champion
film CO., New York. 21931

Ireland as it is. See Connemara.
Ireland forever; by S. C. Goodman.

© Samuel Clarence Goodman, Kansas City,

Mo.; D: 15518, Apr. 2, 1909.

21932

Ireland of to-day; a play in 4 acts, by H. S.
Briggs.

© Hamlet S. Briggs, Rochester, N. X. ; 1882:
19354, Nov. 15. 21933

Ireland severing her chains.

© Marie Antoinette Nathalie Pollard, New
York ; 1878 : 11587, Oct. 9. 21934

Ireland's wrong. See Eviction (The)

Irene; by F. Rothchild, jr.

© Frank Rothchild, jr.. New York: 1887:
16130, June 22. 21935

Roman spectacular drama, by J. L. Daniels.

48 p. f°. Typewritten.

© John Louis Daniels, St. Louis ; D : 1946.
May 29, 1902; 2c. May 29, 1902. 21936

Irene Ashton; or. The stolen child, drama in
5 acts, by H. B. Lochlan. Boston, S. J. Park-
hill & CO., 19n. 15 p. 12°.

© Mar. 27, 1911; 2c. Mar. 24. 1911; D:
23760 ; Helen Beatrice Lochlan, Enfield, Mass.

21937

Irene, queen of Cyprus; by B. M. AVilson.

© Bertha M. Wilson, New York; 1805:
14739, Mar. 13; 2c. Mar. 20. 21938

Irene, the empress of Byzantium; a historical-
romantic drama in 4 acts, by W. L. Roberts.
100 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© William Lynch Roberts, Miami, Fla. ; D :
10920, July 8, 1907 ; 2c. Jan. 20. 1908. 21939

Iris; comedy drama in 3 acts, by C. Line. [2],
65 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 23, 1913; D: 33024; Charles
Line, Virginia, Minn. 21940

a drama in 5 acts, by Arthur W. Pinero.

New York, H. R. Russell, 1902. 3 p. 1., 224 p.
12°.

© Robert Howard Russell, New York; D:
2578, Oct. 31, 1902; 2c. Oct. 31, 1902. 21941

— Italian libretto, by Luigi lUica, English tr.
by Willard G. Day. 30 p. 8°.

© G. Ricordi & co., Milan; C: 34467, Oct.
8, 1902; 2c. Oct. 8, 1902. 21942

— an opera in 3 acts, Italian libretto by
Luigi lUica, English version by W. G. Day,
nmsic bv Pietro Mascagni. New York, Boosey
& CO., 1898. 39, [2] p. 8°. [Libretto onlyl

© G. Ricordi & co., Milan ; 1898 : 63394, Oct.
29; 2c. Oct. 29. 21943

with an English prose tr. by

Alfred Kalisch, music by Pietro Mascagni.
London, G. Ricordi & co., 1907. Ip. 1., [3, 4]-
38, [4] -38 p. 8°. [Libretto only]

© Ricordi & co., Milan ; D : 11035, July 24,
1907; 2c. July 24, 1907. 21944

Iris intervenes; Arabian night of the suburbs
in 3 acts and 5 scenes, by J. H. Turner. 74 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 14, 1914 ; D : 39080 ; John Hast-
ings Turner, London. 21944a

Irish (The) agent; a domestic drama in 5 acts,
by J. P. Hill.

© Joseph P. Hill, Brooklyn; 1885:12874.
June 11. 21945

a play of Irish life in 4 acts, by Bernard

F. Moore. Boston, W. H. Baker & co., 1896.

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston; 1895:

61544, Dec. 5; 2c. Dec. 21. 21946

Irish (The) ahead again; comedy sketch in 1
act, by O. E. La Rew. 21 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. July 19, 1912; D: 30302; Charles
Elmer La Rew, Detroit. 21947

Irish (The) alderman. See Politician (The)

Irish- American (The); a comedy drama in 5
acts, by E. Hanford.

© Edwin Hanford, Chicago; 1892:14781.

Apr. 4. 21948

1085

21949

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21971

Irish-American (The) — Continued.

a comedy melodrama in 4 acts. Typewrit-
ten.

© Franklvn W. Lee, St. Paul ; 1S93 : 42917,
Sept. 25; 2c. Sept. 25. 21949

monologue, by A. Hoffman. 12 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© le. June 4, 1915 ; D : 40S38 ; Aaron Hoff-
man, New York. 21949a

new American comedy-drama in 4 acts, by

C. Barringer.

© Charles Barriuger, Providence, R. T. ;
1892 : 10580, Mar. 8. 21950

an original drama, by J. L. Sullivan.

© John L. Sullivan, Boston; 1893:42726,
Sept, 23. 21951

Irish- American (The) ex-congressman; com-
edy vaudeville playlet, by H. S. Gaskell. 7 p.
f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 14, 1911 ; D : 28039 ; Harry Stev-
ens Gaskell, Detroit. 21952

Irish and Dutch comedy; by V. J. Raymo. [2],
23 p. 8°. Ms.

© Ic. Jan. 24, 1913; D: 32113; Varick J.
Raymo, Syracuse, N. Y. 21953

Irish (The) and Dutch emigrants; a comic
musical sketch in 1 act, by Mrs. S. E. Caw-
thorn.

© Mrs. S. E. Cawthorn, United States;
1876 : 4572, Apr, 15. 21954

Irish (An) Arab; a spectacular melodrama in

6 tableaux, by W. A. Brady and M. J. Haw.

© William A. Brady and Michael J. Haw.

New York; 1890:3467, Jan. 27, 21955

Irish aristocracy; an original farcical comedy

in 3 acts, by William Carleton. 49 p. f" .
Typewritten.

© Barry and Pay, Chicago; 1882:3623,

Mar. 7; 2c. Apr, 17. [Note: Title on the

copies deposited reads, Irish aristocracy; or,

Muldoon's picnic] 21956

Irish (The) authoress; domestic comedy in 1
act, by J. Emery. [1], 6 p. 4°, Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Apr. 8, 1912; D: 29322; Josephine
Emery, Hilliards, O. 21957

Irish (The) booking agents; an original 2 act
comedy, by C. O'Leary. 10 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Con O'Leary, Milwaukee; D : 13734,
Sept. 8, 1908; 2c. Sept. 8, 1908. 21958

Irish (The) brigade; an original play in 5 acts,
by B. Mathews and G. H. Jessup.

© Brander Matthews and George H. Jes-
sup, United States; 1886:3783, Feb. 13.

21959

Irish (The) brigade at the battle of Fredericks-
burg; play in 3 acts, by P. McDermott. 12 p.
f°. Typewritten.

© Ic, Feb. 27, 1911; D : 23482 ; P. Mc-
Dermott, Carnegie, Pa. 21960

Irish (An) cavalier; a romantic drama of the
17th century, by Frank T. Eohezabal, J. R.
Echezabal, jr., collaborator in the plot. 51 p,
• f°. Typewritten.

© Joseph R. Echezabal, jr.. New Orleans:
D:864, Sept, 13, 1901; 2c. Sept. 13, 1901.

21961

a romantic play in 4 acts, by T. B. Sayre.

133 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Theodore Burt Sayre, New York ; D :
10675, May 31, 1907; 2c. May 31. 1907.

21962

Irish ceildh; or. Cottage concert, by C. M. Fox
and A. Milligan. [16] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 11, 1911; D : 23351 ; C. Milligan
Fox and Alice Milligan, New York. 21963

Irish (An) Christmas; comedy in 4 acts, by W,
Montague. 75 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 18, 1911 ; D : 24235 ; Walter Mon-
tague, San Francisco, 21964

Irish (The) contractors; by C, Sabine.

© Chas. Sabine, Brooklyn ; 1899 : 65484, Oct.
9. 21965

Irish (The) corporal; an American comedy war
drama in 4 acts, by T. Farrell.

© Tony Farrell, United States ; 1891 : 4390,
Jan. 31. 21966

Irish (The) countess; a comedy in 4 acts, by
E. J. H. Mason.

© Elsie .L H. Mason, New York; 1885:
17680, Aug. 20. 21967

Irish (The) dentist; a comedy farce in 1 act,
by J. C. Fox.

© John C. Fox, New York ; 1899 : 57201,
Sept. 7. 21968

Irish (The) detective; a drama in 3 acts, by
J. F. Poole.

© John P. Poole, Brooklyn ; 1873 : 1054, Feb.
4. 21969

a farce comedy, by G. Pemberton.

© George Pemberton, New York; 1898:
52409, Sept. 7. 21970

a melodrama in 4 acts, by Robert L. Parkin-

son. Philadelphia, The Penn publishing com-
pany, 1906. 65 p. 12°,

© Penn pub, co., Philadelphia ; D : 9277,
Oct. 19, 1906 ; 2c. Oct. 19, 1906. 21971

1086

£1972

COPYRIGHTED IN- THE UNITED STATES

21988

Irish (The) detectives; a farce comedy, by G.
I'enibertou.

© George Pemberton, New York; 1898:
52410, Sept. 7. 21972

Irish diplomacy; a 1 act dramatic composition,
by Feutoii A. Farnham.

© Esphorst and Farnham, St. Louis ; D :
15888, May 19, 1909. 21973

Irish musical

Fielding.

Irish domestics; an original
'sketch in 1 scene, by J.

© John Fielding, New York ; 1874 : 556, .Tan.
16. 21974

Irish (An) Dutchman; an original singing
comedy drama in 3 acts, by J. A. Reilly.

© James A. Reilly, Baltimore ; 1893 : 21SS3,
May 5. 21975

Irish (An) Eden; comedy drama in 3 acts, by
George M. Rosener. New York, Dick & Fitz-
gerald, 1911. 42 p. 12°.

© Apr. 12, 1911; 2c. Apr. 13, 1911; D:
23935 ; Dick & Fitzgerald, New York. 21976

Irish emigrant; an Irish-American drama in 5
acts, by M. A. O'Loughlin. Chicago, T. H.
Bush, 1884. 29 p. 16°.

© Mary A. O'Loughlin, United States ;
1884:18905, Sept. 20; 2c. Nov. 10. 21977

play in 1 act, by W. Montague. 10 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. May 5, 1914 ; D : 36943 ; Walter Mon-
tague, San Francisco. . 21977a

— u realistic 5 act Irish American drama, by

H. McGolrick.

© Henry McGolrick, Chicago; 1896:27282,
May 4. 21978

Irish (The) exile; or. The return of the wan-
derer, a drama in prologue and 3 acts, by
B. W. Wallace.

© Bart W. W^allace, Philadelphia; 1879:
10792, Aug. 13. 21979

Irish (The) fairy queen; by M, P. Gaughran.
4 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Michael Paul Gaughran, Jamaica, N. Y. ;
D : 10459, Apr. 29, 1907 ; 2c. Apr. 29, 1907.

21980

Irish fern; or. The land of nod, by R. McWade.

© Herman Jahn, San Francisco ; 1883 : 19514,

Oct. 23. 21981

Irish fidelity; or. The fate of McCulloch, a do-
mestic Irish drama in 3 acts, by J. N. Fort.

© J. Neil Fort, Edward P. Wilks and
George M. Vickers, Philadelphia ; 1871 : 10798,
Nov. 13. 21982

Irish flats; an original burlesque on French
flats.

© Tony Pastor, New York; 1879:14948,
Nov. 8. 21983

Irish folk- history plays; by Lady Gregory. Se-
ries 1, 2. New York and London, G. P. Put-
nam's sons, 1912. 2v. 12°.

Contents : 1st ser. Grania. — Kincora. —
Dervorgilla. — 2d ser. The Canavans. — The
white cockade. — The deliverer.

© INIar. 30, 1912 ; 2c. Apr. 2, 1912 ; A : 309749/
Lady Gregory, % G. P. Putnam's sons, New
York. ' 21984

Irish (The) genius. See Corney O'Camey.

Irish (An) gentleman; a play of life in Ireland
in 3 acts, by R. Morris. New York, 1897.
Typewritten.

© Ramsay IVIorris, Jersey City ; 1897 : 41881,
July 21 ; 2c. Aug. 27. 21985

Irish (The) girl.

See Irlandaise (L')

See Rttby (The)

Irish (The) girl's fortune
ring.

Irish (The) gossoon; an original romantic com-
edy-drama in 4 acts, by E. E. Kidder.

© Edward E. Kidder, New York; 1891:
823a, Mar. 4. 21986

Irish heads and German hearts.
(The) leaf clover.

See Four

Irish hearts; Irish play in 1 act, by S. E. San-
des(in and J. J. Portley. 4 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Feb. 15, 1915 ; D : 39873 ; Stephen E.
Sandeson and J. Joseph Portley, Ogden, Utah.

21986a

— romantic Irish comedy in 1 act, by W.
Montague. 14 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 17, 1914 ; D : 37875 ; Walter Mon-

tague, San Francisco.

21986b

— or. Love in the ould sod, being the adven-
tures of Barney the guide and his own Nora
Agra, a dramatic episode, by F. G. Maeder.

© Fred G. Maeder, New York ; 1871 : 6SS3,
July 22. 21987

— or, Mona Crehan, comedy in 3 acts, by
E. A. Houston. 120 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 30, 1915; D: 41223; Edith A.
Houston, New York. 21987a

Irish hearts
a-chorra.

in Irish homes. See Erin

Irish hearts of old; a comedy drama in 3 acts.

© Eugene Gorman and John Curry, New

Orleans ; 1889 : 22513, July 22. 21988

1087

21989

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

22010

Irish (The) Hebrew; a comedy drama of New
York life in 5 acts and 7 scenes, by E. W.
Scully.

© Eugene W. Scully, New York; 1892:
52893, Dec. 24. 21989

Irish (The) heir; play in 3 scenes, by H. Miles.
34 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 30, 1912; D: 31505; Homer
Miles, New York. 21990

Irish help; a 1 act comedy, arr. by F. G. Mae-
der.

© Fred G. Maeder, New York ; 1870 : 4045,
Nov. 25. 21991

Irish (The) hero. See Faithful Mike.

Irish historic pageant (Book of the) See Book
Of the Irish historic pageant.

Irish (An) idyl; a romantic play in 4 acts, by
Mary Wolfe Van Hann.

© Mary Dumont, United States; 1900 A:
12570, May 19. 21992

Irish (The) insurgent chiefs of 1803. See
Rebels (The)

Irish (An) invasion; comedy in 1 act, by Alice
C. Thompson. Boston, W. H. Baker & co.,
1911. 12 p. 12°.

© Aug. 31, 1911; 2c. Sept. 1, 1911; D:
25120; Walter H. Baker & co., Boston. 21993

Irish (The) jailer; comedy sketch, by G, Ellis.
11 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 19, 1910 ; D : 21888 ; Chas. Ellis.
Rock Island, III. 21994

Irish (The) Jew; a monologue, by Humphrey
Burke. 10 p. f°. Typewritten.

© M. B. Curtis, Los Angeles ; D : 1296, Jan.
11, 1902; 2c. Jan. 11, 1902. 21995

Irish (The) jockey; an Irish racing comedy-
drama in 4 acts, by J. Wheelock, jr.

© Joseph Wheelock, jr., New York; 1892:
52461, Dec. 22. 21996

Irish (The) jubilee; a farce comedy in 3 acts,
by Fisher and Carroll.

© Fisher and Carroll, New York; 1898:
73309, Dec. 16. 21997

Irish justice; comedy sketch in 1 scene, by
Charles Morton, Chicago, Chicago manuscript
CO., 1914. [1], 13 p. f°. Mimeographed.
(Byer's library of tabloid plays)

© Nov. 12, 1914; 2c. Nov. 23, 1914; D:
38887; Alex. Byers, Chicago. 21997a

Irish King Kerry; or. For love and country,
by J. W. Jlurphy.

© Joseph William Murphy, Boston; D:
6072, Jan. 14, 1905. 21998

Irish (The) know-nothing; a comedy in 3 acts,
by H. Morford.

© Henry Morford, New York ; 1874 : 13940,
Nov. 13. 21999

Irish (The) landlord; a drama in 5 acts, by
J. P. Hill.

© Joseph P. Hill, Brooklyn ; 1888 : 16069,
June 4. 22000

Irish (The) linen peddler; a farce in 2 acts, by
T. S. Denison. Chicago, T. S. Denison, 1879.
17 p. 12°. ([School and social drama])
. © T. S. Denison, Chicago; 1879:13031, Oct.
14; 2c. Oct. 22. 22001

Same.

© T. S. Denison, Chicago, in renewal for
14 years from Oct. 14, 1907 ; D : 11400, Sept.
23, 1907; 2c. Sept. 23, 1907. 22002

Irish (The) lord; a farce comedy in 1 act, by
P. Dalton. [1], 7 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 4, 1909 ; D : 16581 ; Pat Dalton,

Chicago.

22003

Irish (An) love story; a musical comedy in 3
acts, by Michael E. Hanley.

© Mary Ellen Hanley, Chicago ; 1899 : 2529,
Jan. 5; 2c. Jan. 26. 22004

Irish loyalty; or, Acushla machree, an Irish

comedy drama in 4 acts, by Marcus Moriarty.

© Fred A. Hodgson, New York; 1892:

27079, June 28. 22005

Irish luck; by W. H. Powers.

© Will H. Powers, Brooklyn; 1887:27996,
Oct. 29. 22006

Irish (The) mail; a sensational, musical, Irish
comedy drama, by Edward Coleman, J. W.
Thompson and W. H. Lytell. 20 p. f°. Type-
written.

© W. H. Lytell, Portland, Or. ; 1892 : 26289,
June 23; Ic. June 23. 22007

Irish (The) match-makers; play in 1 act, by
M. Lovel. 7 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 12, 1913 ; D : 35124 ; Mary Lovel,
Lakewood, N. J. 22008

Irish (The) millionaire; a comedy drama, by D.
Sully.

© Daniel Sully, United States; 1890:404,
Jan. 2. 22009

comedy in 1 act, by S. Cox and V. Van Ett.

[2], 9 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 16, 1914 ; D : 38126 ; Sid Cox and
Vernal Van Ett, Chicago. 22009a

a play in 1 act, by C. J. Sullivan. [9] p.

f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 10, 1913; D: 32255; Cornelius
J. Sullivan, Boston. 22010

1088

22010

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

22033

Irish (The) minstrel; comedy in 1 act, by M. E.
Mann. [2], 24 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 5, 1914 ; D : 37748 ; M. E. Mann,
New York. 22010a

See also Bryan Couline.

Irish neighbors; sketch, by M. M. Stanley.
3 p. 4°. Typewritten,

© Maude May Stanley, Chicago ; D : 1.5087,
Feb. 15, 1909; 2c. Feb. 15, 1909. 22011

Irish nobility; melodrama in 3 acts, by W.
Rolff. 34 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© William Rolff, Brooklyn; D : 6-371, Apr.
25, 1905 ; 2c. Apr. 25, 1905. 22012

Irish (An) nobleman; a comedy drama in 3
acts, by C. Fletcher.

© Coyne Fletcher, Washington ; D : 3520,
June 1, 1903. 22013

Irish (The) orator; original dramatic sketch, by
.T. J. Sully. 6 p. f°. Typewritten.

© .Tohn J. Sullv, Philadelphia; D : 5254.
July 5, 1904 ; 2c. July 5, 1904. 22014

Irish (The) outlaw. See Captain Jack.

Irish (The) patriot's dream. Sec Dawn (The)
of freedom.

Irish pawnbroker; farce comedy, by T. F. Bal-
lenger.

© Thomas F. Ballenger, New York; 1898:
61454, Oct. 19. 22015

a farce-comedy in 3 acts, by J. W. Spears.

© Joe W. Spears, New York ; 1900 A : 21.504,
Aug. 28. 22016

Same. Typewritten.

© Joe W. Spears, New York ; 1900 A : 21505.
Aug. 28; 2c. Sept. 5. 22017

Irish pawnbrokers.

© Josenh AYellinc;tou Spears, New York;
1900 A: 7240, Mar. 19. 22018

■ a farce comedy in 3 acts, by Edgar Seldeu.

3d ed. 161 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Joseph W. Spears, New York; D : 2253,
Aug. 19, 1902; 2c. Sept. 3, 1902. 22019

• ^by J. W. Spears.

© Joe W. Spears, New York ; 1900 A : 21503,
Aug. 28. 22020

Irish pluck. See Gallery gods.

Irish (The) prince; a drama in 4 acts, by A.
Carr.

© Albert Carr, Rapid City, S. D. ; 1891:

1943, Jan. 13; 2c. Apr. 10, 1894. 22021

Irish (The) professor; or. The mystery of

Glengara, a petite Irish drama in 3 pts., by

F. Marsden [pseud, of W. A. Sliver]

© Fred Marsden, New York; 1874^3669
Mar. 23.

Irish Puck; a 3 act musical farce comedy, by
C. Buike, J. K. Gibson, and S. J. Ryan.

© Charles Burke, James K. Gibson and
Samuel J. Ryan, New York; 1887:1953.5,
July 29. 22023

Irish (The) raffle, widow Hennessy's raffle,
raffling a clock; or. A raffle at Duffy's, an
original sketch, by J. F. Poole.

© John F. Poole, Brooklyn; 1874:13006,
Oct. 19. 22024

Irish (The) rebel; a romantic play of the days
of '98, in 3 acts, by Bernard' Francis Moore.
Boston, W. H. Baker & co., 1903. 38 p. 12°.
(On cover: Baker's ed. of plays)

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston; D : 4131.
Oct. 23, 19(i;5 ; 2c. Nov. 16, 1903. 22025

Irish romance; dramatized from The Duchess'
[Margaret A. Hungerford's] novel. The
duchess, by R. C. and O. Hevia. 57 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Rhoda C. Hevia and Orlando Hevia,
Brooklyn; D : 4853, Apr. 7, 1904; Ic. Apr. 7,
1904. 22026

Irish (The) rose; burlesque comedy.

© Patrick Murphy, New York ; 1890 : 37199,
Nov. 24. 22027

Irish drama in 3 acts, by F. A. Sheridan.

[.51] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 28, 1914 : D : 37146 ; Francis Al-
bert Sheridan, Bourbonnais, 111. 22027a

Irish (The) round-up. See Dinny.

Irish (The) senator; by J. W. Spears.

© Joseph AV. Spears, Centerville, Ind. ; D :
10348, Apr. 15, 1907. 22028

— — a farce C(nnedy in 3 acts, by A. E. Gaylord.

© A. E. Gavlord, Syracuse, N. Y. ; 1892:

52433, Dec. 22. 22029

Irish (The) spy. See Fall (The) of Atlanta.

Irish (The) statesman; a progressive Irish-
American jilny in 5 acts and 8 scenes, by F.
IMurphy. 120 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Fitzgerald Murphy, New York ; 1892 .
41987, Oct. 17; 2c. Feb. 3, 1893. 22030

' Irish stew.

© Fred Erwin Terry, Chicago ; 1895 : 57050,
Nov. 11. 22031

by H. S. Cawthorn.

© Herbert S. Cawthorn, Elmwood place,
O. ; 1889 : 5625, Feb. 18. 22032

a local musical farce comedy, in 3 acts, by

5379—16-

-69

22022

1089

Annie Mack Berlein.

© Edward J. McCormick, New York ; 1889 :
28305, Sept. 17. 22033

22034

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

22058

Irish stew — Continued.

or, Scenes in the Emerald Isle, an Irish

drama in 3 acts, by J. Hart.

© Josh Hart, United States; 1875:61.5.

Jan. 20. 22034

• See also American (The) Macs.

Irish story. See Lost (The) certificate.
Irish (The) tenants; by Casey and Le Clair.
© Casey and Le Clair, New York; 1897:
58441, Oct. 14. 22035

Irish (The) tenement. See Hurroo.

Irish (The) tycoon; a drama in 4 acts, by O.
Nugent.

© Owen Nugent, Kansas City, Kan. ; 1893 :
36484, Aug. 7. 22036

Irish valor; or, The fortunes of the O'Leary
family, a musical comedy in 3 acts, by O. P.
Sweet.

© O. Preston Sweet, Boston; 1884:8657,
Apr. 25. 22037

Irish (The) volunteer; an historical comedy-
drama of 1798, in 3 acts, by Francis Tyrone
(T. F. Lawlor) 24 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Thos. F. Lawlor, Norwalk, Conn.; 1891:
28438, Aug. 7 ; 2c. Sept. 30. 22038

a serio-comic military drama of the war

of the Rebellion, 1861-1865, by D. R. Frazer.

© Don R. Frazer, Mount Carroll, 111. ; 1885 :

10554, May 8. 22039

— — a war drama in 4 acts, by C. E. Johnson.
© Clarence E. Johnson, Elgin, 111.; 1892:
28878, July 11. 22040

Irish volunteers; Irish military drama in 4 acts
and 7 scenes. Typewritten.

© Eugene W. Scully and J. Theo. Walsh.
Milford, Conn. ; 1897 : 37237, June 24 ; 2c. June
24. 22041

Irish whiskey; an exhilirating farce comedy in
4 acts and 4 climaxes, a combination of old
spirits and chestnuts, by F. Wilson.

© Fred Wilson, United States ; 1890 : 12917,
,Apr. 19. 22042

Irish (The) widow; farce comedy in 3 acts, by
E. J. Mack.

© Ernest J. Mack, Jersey City ; 1898 : 29728,
May 13. 22043

Irish wit; by H. B. Lewis. 12 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© H. B. Lewis, Muskegon, Mich. ; D : 12995,
May 18, 1908; 2c. May 18, 1908. 22044

Irish (The) wolf dog; by M. De Fenelon.

© Marie De Fenelon, New York; 1879:
12099, Sept. 10. 22045

Irish (The) Yankee; sketch in 1 act, by J.
Brennan. 13 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 21, 1910; D : 22895 ; Joe Bren-
nan, New York. 22046

Irishman (The); a comedy drama in 4 acts, by
J. W. Whitehead.

© H. S. Taylor and W. H. Power, New
York; 1890:36028, Nov. 15. 22047

a drama in 4 acts, by J. Flynn.

© J. Flynn, New York ; 1890 : 38592, Dec. 6.

22048

Irishman (The) and the coon; a vaudeville act,
by Harry L. Newton. Philadelphia, The Penn
publishing company, 1904. 12 p. 12°.

© Penn pub. co., Philadelphia ; D : 5413,
Aug. 12, 1904; 2c. Aug. 11, 1904. 22049

Irishman's (An) devotion; by J. H. Lester.

© J. Henry Lester, New York ; 1891 : 6796,
Feb. 20. 22050

Irishman's (An) home; or, The little Boreen,
an Irish comedy in 4 acts, by E. E. Price.

© Edmund E. Price, New York; 1890:
40130, Dec. 18. 22051

Irishman's (An) honor; or, The paymaster, a
sensational comedy melodrama in 5 acts, by
D. B. Harrison.

© Duncan Bradley Harrison, San Fran-
cisco; 1888:8211, Mar. 19. 22052

Sec also Paymaster (The)

Irishman's (An) love; an Irish melodrama in 5
acts and 9 scenes, [by] W. J. McGi'ath.

© William J. McGrath, New York; 1889:
11292, Apr. 9. 22053

J. H. Lester's melo-comedy drama in 5 acts

and 9 scenes. 77 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© J. H. Lester and John D. Hopkins, New
York ; 1891 : 32326, Sept. 11 ; 2c. Sept. 11.

22054

Irishman's (An) luck. Typewritten.

© Georgie Livingston, New York ; 1890 :
37401, Nov. 25; 2c. Dec. 9. 22055

Irlandaise (L'); or. The Irish girl, a drama in
6 acts, by Henri Rochefort, tr. and adapted
by the Franco-American agency for dramatic
literature, ltd.

© Fraugois Mons and Louis Nathal, New
York ; 1886 : 13445, June 10. 22056

Irma; a drama in a prologue and 4 acts, by
Mrs. I. Levinsohn. 52 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Mrs. Ivar Levinsohn, New Y'ork ; D :
4885, Apr. 9, 1904 ; 2c. Apr. 9, 1904. 22057

folkeskuespil i 5 akter, af H. F. L. M.

Steen.

© H. F. L. M. Steen, Copenhagen; 1898:
14676, Mar. 2; 2c. Mar. 2. 22058

1090

22059

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

22074

Irma — Continued.

or, The interlopers' elopement, a comic

opera in 2 acts, by C. T. Barnes, music by J.

A. West.

© Cliarles Theo. Barnes and John A. West,

Chicago; 1892:38320, Sept. 22. 22059

Irma, the serf; a Russian- American melodrama,
prologue and 4 acts, by H. S. Raleigh.

© H. Stuart Raleigh, Oxford, Md. ; 1894:
48337, Oct. 17. 22060

Iron (The) Ann; farce in 1 act, by Arthur
Grahame and Adelaide St. Clare. New York,
S. French; London, S. French, ltd., 1911.
39 p. 16°. ([French's acting ed.] )

© Dec. 30, 1911 ; 2c. Jan. 2, 1912 ; D : 28180 ;
Samuel French, ltd., London. 22061

Iron ball; dramatic composition, by Rita David.
95 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 3, 1910; D : 20949 ; Rita Well-
man, Washington. 22062

Iron bands; by W. Ware, arr. from Davis' story,
Iron bands.

© Willie Ware, Brooklyn ; 1872 : 1197, Feb.
7. 22063

Iron (An) creed; a drama of today in 5 acts,
by C. Stow. 26 numb. 1., 8°. Printed.

© Charles Stow, New York; 1888:30691,
Oct. 27 ; 2c. Nov. 27. 22064

Iron (The) cross; an original drama in 5 acts,
by J. Brougham.

© John Brougham, New York ; 1875 : 12451,
Nov. 24. 22065

play in 4 acts, by E. L. Reizenstein. 110 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 12, 1915; D: 41971; Elmer L.
Reizenstein, New York. 22065a

Iron (The) hand; a drama in 4 acts, by Charles
Townsend. Chicago, T. S. Denison [1897] 39
p. 12°.

© T. S. Denison, Chicago ; 1897 : 41651, July
19; 2c. Oct. 21. 22066

Iron (The) heel; drama in 4 acts, dramatized
by W. G. Henry, from the book of the same
name by Jack London. 79 p. 16°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. May 1, 1911 ; D : 24105 ; W. G. Henry,
Oakland, Cal. 22067

Iron jaws; a drama in 5 acts, by H. S. Caton.
© E. M. Sheridan, Washington; 1887:
21664, Aug. 24. 22068

lion (The) man; play in 1 act, by C. A. Strand-
berg. 15 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 11, 1915 ; D : 42468 ; Carl Arthur
Strandberg. New York. 22068a

Iron (The) man— Continued.

• musical drama in four acts, by Moses Rich-

ter.

89 p. 4°. Ms. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Dec. 2, 1910; D: 22718; Max M.
Thomashefskj^ Philadelphia. 22069

Iron (The) manacles. See Zildah.

Iron-masters; a drama of the toilers in the
mills, in 4 acts, by J. M. Martin. 86 p. 4°.
Typewritten. [With music]'

© James Marshall Martin, New Castle, Pa. ;
D : 8090, June 13, 1906 ; 2c. Aug. 9, 1906.

22070

Iron (The) nerve man.
Brown County.

See Mr. Babbitt of

Iron (The) order of the czar,
of St. Vladimir.

See Grand cross

Iron (The) way; a drama of the builders in 4
acts, made from the novel, by S. P. Carr.

© Sarah Pratt Carr, Seattle ; D : 11700, Oct.
29, 1907. 22071

Iron (An) will; a domestic comedy drama in
4 acts, by S. Mackaye.

© Steele Mackaye, New York ; 1879 ; 13889,
Oct. 9. 22072

Ironsides (The); or. Colonel Cromwell, by Ar-
thur Paterson and Charles Cartwright. [Phil-
adelphia, D. Biddle, 1900] 13, [1] p. 16°.

© A. J. Drexel Biddle, Philadelphia ; 1900
A : 22572, Sept. 11 ; 2c. Sept. 12. 22073

Irony (The) of fate; tragedy in 1 act, by G.
Kelly. [2], 28 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 14, 1914; D : 39087 ; George
Kelly, Philadelphia. 22073a

Ir-regular (The) army; 1 act skit. 7 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 23, 1910 ; D : 20273 ; Kate Elinore
and Sam Williams, Kings Park, N. Y. 22074

Irreguliere (L'); comedie en 4 actes, par E.
See. {In Supplement gratuit au no. 2961 du
Monde illustre, 27 decembre 1913)

© Dec. 27, 1913 ; 2c. Feb. 3, 1914 ; D : 35904 ;
Edmond S6e, Paris. 22074a

Irreparable (Lo); boceto de comedia en prosa,
original de G. Seijas y J. Reygadas. Madrid
[Sociedad de autores espanoles] 1915. 24 p.
12°.

© June 24, 1915; Ic. June 25, 1915; D:
41062; Gonzalo Seijas y Jose Reygadas, Ma-
drid. 22074b

1091

22075

DEAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

22095

Irresistible (The) current; [a play iu 5 acts,
by Mrs. I. LowenbergJ [33] p. iiar. f°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. July If), 1909 ; D : 16523 ; IMrs. I.
Lowenberg and Mattye C. Kami, San Fran-
cisco. 22075

Irresistible (The) Miss Bishop; a play in 4

acts, by J. Hay, jr. 113 p. f°. Typewritten.

© James Hay, jr., Washington ; D : 12712,

Apr. 9, 1908; 2c. Apr. 9, 190S. 22076

Irresistible (L') vocation du fils Monducet.
See Jean III.

Irresolu (L'); comodie en 4 actes, par G. Berr.
I'aris, C. Levy, 1903. 3 p. 1., 264 p. 16°.

© Georges Berr, Paris; D:3979, Sept. 21,
1903 ; 2c. Sept. 21, 1903. 22077

Irrley; oper in 1 akt, dichtung von [H.]
Schwerdtner, musik von Robert Pay'r. Regie-
bueh. Wien, Jos. Eberle & co., 1913. 40 p.
12°.

© Ic. B^eb. 9, 1914; D : 35954 ; Hugo
Schwerdtner, Vienna. 22077a

Irving of the pines; a New England romance
in 4 acts, by H. Burky.

© Henry Burkv, Brooklyn ; D : 11366, Sept.
17, 1907. 22078

Irwin brothers Harvard burlesquers; a spec-
tacular extravaganza in 2 scenes.

© Fred Irwin, New York ; 1898 : 6117. Jan.
17. 22079

Irwin brothers Princeton burlesquers; a spec-
tacular extravaganza in 2 scenes.

© Fred Irwin, New York; 1898:6118, Jan.
17. 22080

Irwin brothers Venetian burlesquers; a musi-
cal extravaganza in 3 pts.

© Fred Irwin. New York; 1897:26287,
Apr. 29. 22081

Irwin brothers Yale burlesquers; a spectacu-
lar extravaganza in 2 scenes.

© Fred Irwin, New York ; 1898 : 6116, Jan.
17. 22082

Is Christianity a failure? play in a prologue
and 3 acts, by A. Walsh. 45 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Nov. 30, 1915; D : 42542 ; Austin
Walsh, New York. 22082a

Is gambling a sin? a play in 5 acts and 13
scenes, by J. M. Reese. Detroit, A. W.
Brookes [1909] 31 p. 8°.

© Ic. Aug. 23, 1909; D: 16604; John M.
Reese, Detroit. 22083

Is he in? a comedy- sketch, by Harry L. New-
ton, ('liicago and New Yiu-k, The Dramatic
puhlislilug c(»mpany L19(K5] 8 p. 12°. (Ou
cover: The darkey & comic drama) .

© Dramatic pub. co., Chicago; D : 4311,
Nov. 27, 1903 ; 2c. Nov. 27, 1903. 22084

Is it a murder? original drama in 3 acts, by
C. von Veltlieim-Hiilse.

© Carrie von Veltheim-Hiilse, Erie. Pa. ;
D:6862, May 27, 1905. 22085

Is it best to marry twice? a comedy in 4 acts,
by C. T. Grant. Typewritten.

© Charles T. Grant, South Boston, Mass.;
1894 : 27118, May 31 ; 2c. June 1. 22086

Is it coming? a vaudeville sketch in 1 act, by
i'riscilla Leonard [pseud, of E. P. Bissell]
35 p. 4°. Typewritten.'

© Ic. May 31, 1912; D : 29833 ; Emily P.
Bissell, Wilmington, Del. 22087

Is it contagious? See Insurrection,

Is it raining? a vaudeville sketch, by Harry
L. Newton and A. S. Hoffman. Chicago, T. S.
Denison [1904] 8 p. 12°. ([Denison's vaude-
ville sketches] )

© T. S. Denison, Chicago ; D : 5164. June
10, 1904; 2c. July 30, 1904. 22088

Is it too late? a play in 1 act, by P. Eytinge and
K. Lee.

© Pearl Eytinge and Kenneth Lee, New
York; 1897:18086, Mar. 19. 22089

Is love a disease? Sec Cupid.

Is love blind? drama in 4 acts, by E. J. Strohm.
188 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 19, 1910; D: 20245; Edward J.
Strohm, Cliicago. 22090

Is marriage a failure? a comedy in 4 acts, by
A. Corbett.

© Adolphe Corbett, New York ; 1888 : 29000,
Oct. 12. 22091

by J. Bonner.

© John Bonner, San Francisco ; 1888 :
35439, Dec. 12. 22092

• adiipted by Adolphe Corbett.

© Stuart Robson, New York ; 1890 : 14031,
Apr. 28. 22093

— a comedy in 3 acts, by H. V. Donnelly.

© Henry V. Donnelly, New York; 1888:
34811, Dec. 6. 22094

by Leo Ditrichstein, tr. and adai)ted

from the German of Blumenthal and Kadel-

burg.

© David Belasco, New York ; D : 15773.
May 4, 1909. 22095

1092

22096

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

22112

Is marriag'e a failure? — Continued.

^a comedy in 3 acts, by R. Vnun and A. At-

wood. 100 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Russell Vaun and Alban Atwood, Lon-
dou; D: 11908, Dec. 11, 1007; 2c. Dec. 11,
1907. 22096

a drama of high life in 4 acts, founded

upon facts and fiction, by 31. .T. Blanc.

© Moritz .J. Blanc, Cincinnati; 1888:31441,
Nov. 5. 22097

dramatico-musical play in 5 acts, by M. E.

Bradley. [1], 32 p. 4°. Typewritten.
[Words only]

© Ic. Sept. 28, 1912; D : 30988 ; Mary E.
Bradley, Mt. Healthy, O. 22098

musical, farcical comedy, by J. W. Ran-

sone.

© .John W. Ransone, Richmond; 1888:
31302, Nov. 3. 22099

a 1 act comedy, by G. De Carlton. 6 p.

f°. Typewritten.

© George De Carlton, Boston ; D : 10522,
iMay 8, 1907; 2c. May 8, 1907. 22100

a society drama in 4 acts, by O. Oes.

© Ovidia Oes, Chicago; 1888:34223, Dec.
3. 22101

or, Put to the test.

© G. D. I'iquett, Baltimore ; 1895 : 19960.
Apr. 11. 22102

/S'cc f//so Byer's library of tabloid plays.

Is Santa Glaus a fraud? See Jolly plays for
holidays.

Is she guilty? See Diane.

Is she Lenore? farce comedy in 3 acts, by
W. M. Blatt. 95 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 16, 1915 ; D : 41503 ; William M.
Blatt, Boston. 22102a

Is she married? comedy in 3 acts, by E. forst.
[97] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 7, 1915 ; D : 41439 ; Emil Forst,
Nev.' York. 22102b

Is the editor in? a farce, by T. S. Denison.
Chicago, T. S. Denison. 1879. 11 p. 12°.
([School and social drama])

© T. S. Denison, Chicago ; 1879 : 13630, Oct.
14 ; 2c. Oct. 22. 22103

Same. 11 p. 12°. [Amateur series]

© T. S. Denison, Chicago, in renewal for
14 vears from Oct. 14, 1907 ; D : 11399, Sept.
2.3. 1907; 2c. Sept. 23, 1907. 22104

Is this the promised land? drama in 3 acts,
by A. Koblitz and S. J. Warshawsky. 75 p.
f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 8, 1914; D : 37504 ; Albert Kob-
litz and S. J. Warshawsky, Cleveland.

22104a

Is wrong" right? play in 4 acts, by Mrs. C. Hem-
mick. [79] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 23, 1914; D : 36808 ; Alice P.
Hemmick, Washin.^ion. 22104ta

Is your father in? See Flirt's finish.

Is your name Smith? farcical comedy in 3
acts, by Richard Foy Reune. [1], 114 p. f°.
Ms.

© Ic. .Tune 8, 1910 ; D : 21295 ; R. F. Reune,
Springfield, O. 22105

Isa; an original American play, by Olive Logan
and W. Sikes.

© Wirt Sikes, New York; 1873:306, Jan.

11. 22106

Isaac of York; a drama in 4 acts, by B. B.
Ussher. 53 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© B. B. Ussher, Dedham, Mass.; D:1665.
Mar. 29. 1902; Ic. Sept. 29, 1902. 22107

Isaac, you tell her; comedy playlet in 1 act, by
James Hoi'an. 21 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 22, 1915; D: 39527; Harry
Rapt New Y'ork. 22107a

Isaacs and his nephew; slcetch for two males,
by G. B. Fox. 3 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Geor!:;e Barton Fox, New Y'ork ; D :
16047, June 11, 1909 ; 2c. June 11, 1909.

22108

Isaac's lottery ticket; a comedy in 1 act, by J.
Rosenv\asser. 15 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Julius Rosenwasser, New York; D;
10916, July 5, 1907; 2c. June 14, 1907. 22109

Isaak Walton; a comedy drama in 4 acts, by
C. R. Sherlock. 107 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Charles R. Sherlock, Syracuse, N. Y. ;
D: 1317, Jan. 18, 1902; 2c. Jan. IS. 1902.

22110

Isabeau; dramatische legende in 3 teilen, von
Luigi Illica, deutsch von Rudolf Cahn-Speyer,
musik von P. Mascagni. Mailand, E. Son-
zogno, 1912. 62 p. 16'. [Libretto only]

© Oct. 29, 1912; 2c. Nov. 11, 1912; D:
31361; Edoardo Sonzogno, Milan. 22111

legende dramatique en 3 parties, de Louis

Illica, adaptation frangais par Henri Cain,
musique de Pierre Mascagni. Milan, E. Son-
zogno, 1912. 59 p. 8°. [Libretto only]

© June 28, 1912; 2c, July 9, 1912; D:
30219; Edoardo Sonzogno, Milan. 22112

1093

22113

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

22132

Isabeau — Continued.

(Ysobel); trilogia, livret de Luigi Illica,

musique de Pietro Mascagni. IMilano, E.
Sonzogno, 1910. 8 p. 1., 12-47 numb. 1. 4°.
[Libretto only]

© Sept. 30, 1910; 2c. Oct. 22, 1910; D:
22347; Edoardo Sonzogno, Milan. 22113

Isabel; a comedy in 4 acts, by W. Echard
Golden.

© William E. Golden, Brooklyn; 1900 A:
2770, Jan. 30; 2c. Jan. 30. 22114

a drama in 5 acts, by E. Hamilton. Type-

written.

© Edith Hamilton, New York ; 1892 : 8987,
Feb. 27; Ic. Mar. 15; Ic. Mar. 17. 221.15

Isabel and Columbus; or, The discovery of
America, grand historical drama in 4 pts.
and 8 journeys, arr. for the American stage
by F. J. Parody Rodriguez.

© Francisco J. Parody Rodriguez, Phila-
delphia; 1890:21115, July 1. 22116

Isabel Gary; play in 3 acts, by C. W. Camp.
[2], 159 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 3, 1912; D: 30168; Charles
Wadsworth Camp, New York. 22117

Isabel, the pearl of Cuba; a melodrama in 4
acts, by Charles Townsend. New York, Dick
& Fitzgerald, 1908. 43 p. 12°.

© Dick & Fitzgerald, New York ; D : 12238,
Jan. 24, 1908; 2c. May 29, 1908. 22118

Isabella; oder, Der niirnberger reichstag (von
1524), dramatische dichtung, von Emil
Schneider (Sartorius) Niirnberg, J. P.
Raw'sche buchhandlung, 1880. 52 p. 16°.

© Louis Emil B. Schneider-Wiesner, Law-
rence, Mass. ; 1880 : 2447, Feb. 14 ; 2c. May 18.

21119

or, No escape, a romantic domestic drama

in 3 acts, by L. Rushton.

© Lucy Rushton, Chicago ; 1870 : 1528, Sept.
5. 22120

Isabella, patroness of the discovery of the
new world; na original historical pageant,
with notes, by H. R. Browne.

© Henry Redington Browne, Brunswiclv,
Me.; 1889:29626, Sept. 30. 22121

Isabel's expiation; or, The East Lynne elope-
ment, a drama in 3 acts, adapted from the
French, by C. W. Tayleure.

© Clifton W. Tayleure, Brooklyn; 1871:
7724, Aug. 18. 22122

Iscariot; a drama in 4 acts [with scenario] by
J. M. Martin. [92] p. 8°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 19, 1909; D : 16588 ; James M.
Martin, New Castle, Pa. 22123

Iseult; a drama of modern American life in
5 acts and 7 tableaux, by J. Bonner.

© .John Bonner, San Francisco ; 1888 : 795,
Jan. 7. 22124

Ishmael; by Miss Braddon, dramatized by M.
Morton.

© Martha Morton, New York ; 1884 : 21736,
Oct. 30. 22125

-^ — drama in 4 acts, dramatization from novel

of the same name, by W. C. Herman. [74]
p. f°. IMimeographed.

© Ic. Oct. 5, 1914; D : 38405 ; Alexander
Byers, Chicago. 22125a

from book of the same name, by G. H.

Gatts. 59 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 1 1910 ; D : 20657 ; Grace Hay-
ward Gatts, Mt. Carmel, 111. 22126

— dramatization of E. D. E. N. Southworth's
novel of the same name, by Arthur L. Col-
lins. 55 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 21, 1915 ; D : 41003 ; R. C. Smith,
Bedford, O. 22126a

original comedy-drama in 4 acts, by Marie

Doran. [2], 101 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 1, 1910; D: 22200; Mrs. Francis
Doran, Jamaica, N. Y. 22127

play in 4 acts, by A. E. Ives. 131 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 5, 1910; D: 20714; Alice E.
Ives, New York. 22128

play in 3 acts, by E. C. McElhany. 17 p.

f . Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 20, 1915; D: 39742; E. C. Mc-
Elhany, Manistee, Mich. 22128a

or. In the depths, drama in 4 acts, drama-

tized from novel of Mrs. E. D. E. N. South-
worth, by Beaumont Claxton [pseud, of T. C.
Taylor] [85] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 14, 1912; D : 29973 ; Thomas
Claxton Taylor, Montgomery, Ala. 22129

or, Out of the depths, dramatization of

Mrs. E. D. E. N. Southworth's novel, by G.
Sherwood. 132 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 6, 1910 ; D : 20729 ; Grace Sher-
wood, New York. 22130

Ishmaelites (The) of America; a drama in 4
acts, 12 scenes, by Hon. W. H. Stanton.

© W. H. Stanton, Scranton, Pa.; 1891:
43061, Dec. 1. 22131

Isidore a du galon; vaudeville militaire en 1
acte de I)hn'(n'det. Paris, C. Joubert, 1911.
34 p. 1 1. 8°.

© June 10, 1911; 2c. June 19, 1911; D:
24507 ; C. Joubert, Paris. 22132

1094

i

Mig

..•^

22133

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

Isidore Cloufin et son cochon ch.ez le photo-
graphe; par Eiuile Archer. 3 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. June 21, 1912; D: 30060; Gaumont
CO., New York. 22133

Isidore, Sam'l of Posen's brother; a comedy in
4 acts, by M. B. Curtis.

© M. B. Curtis, United States ; 1SS4 : 21218,
Oct. 23. 22134

Isidrin; o. Las cuarenta y nueve provincias,
sainete de Serafin y .Joaquin Alvarez Quintero,
con miisica de Geronimo GimSnez. Madrid
[Sociedad de autores espaiioles] 1915. 31 p.
12°. [Libretto only]

© Aug. 30, 1915; Ic. Sept. 1, 1915; D:
41659; S. y J. Alvarez Quintero, Madrid.

22134a

Isis; dramatic playlet, by R. F. C. Leithold.
3 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 28, 1913 ; D : 32470 ; Rialto F. C.
Leithold, New York. 22135

Isla (La) de los placeres; astracanada en 1
acto dividido en 4 cuadros, original de M.
Moncayo, miisica del maestro Manuel Penella.
Madrid [Sociedad de autores espanoles]
1914. 56 p. 12°. [Libretto only]

© Sept. 17, 1914; Ic. Sept. 21, 1914; D:
38257; Manuel Moncayo, Madrid. 22135a

Isla (La) de los suspiros; extravagancia c6mi-
co-lirica, en 1 acto, dividido en un prologo y 3
cuadros, de Manuel Gonzales de Lara y Juan
Valverde, miisica del maestro Valverde
(padre). Madrid [Sociedad de autores espa-
noles] 1910. 39 p. 12°. [Libretto only]

© Sept. 6, 1910; 2c. Sept. 7, 1910; D:
31976; M, Gonzaies de Lara y J. Valverde,
Madrid. 22136

Isla (La) verde; humorada en 1 acto, dividido
en 3 cuadros, original de J. Quilis Pastor y
E. Espantaleon, mtisica del maestro Federico
Chaves. Madrid [Sociedad de autores espa-
noles] 1911. 36 p. 12°. [Libretto only]

© Dec. 30, 1911 ; 2c. Jan. 2, 1912 ; D : 28150 ;
Jose Quilis Pastor y Enrique Espantaleon,^ Ma-
drid. 22137

Island or anywhere; minstrel show, by Gerald
L. Moore [pseud, of Grace L. Metcalf] 8 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Grace L. Metcalf, Boston ; D : 10063, Mar.
2, 1907; 2c. Mar. 2, 1907. 22138

Island (The) of Desire; a musical comedy in 3
acts, by Alice May Liudholm [i. e. A. M.
Chase] and Howard Gibbs Chase. 120 p. 4°.
Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Alice IMay Chase, Philadelphia ; D : 9250,
Oct. 18, 1906; 2c. Dec. 13, 1906. 22139

Island (The) of Love; comedy novelty, by John
B. Hymer. 15 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 1, 1915 ; D : 42387 ; Eleanor Hy-
mer, New York. 22139a

a travesty in 2 acts, by Eleanor Raeburn

[pseud. E. R. Waddell]

© Eleanor Raeburn Waddell, New York ; D :
10211, Mar. 26, 1907. 22140

Island (The) of mystery; a drama in 5 acts,
by T. Friel.

© Thornton Friel, Chicago ; D : 4161, Oct.
30, 1903. 22141

Island of Pokah. See Lost (The) ace.

Island (The) of regeneration; play in 4 acts,
dramatized by H. Leighton, from Cyrus
Townsend Brady's novel of the same title.
93 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 24, 1912; D: 30628; Harry
Leighton, New York. 22142

Island of the sirens; text for comic opera in
3 acts, by C. von Veltheim-Hiilse.

© Carrie von Veltheim-Hiilse, Erie, Pa. ;
D:6864, June 22, 1905. 22143

Island (The) of Treasure; libretto for a comic
opera, by J. P. Graham. 56 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Sept. 13, 1915; D: 41722; J. Paul
Graham, Pittsburgh. 22143a

Island (The) of Trouble; 2 act musical comedy,
by G. F. Madden, nui.sic by G. F. Madden,
dances by Walter Kee. 22 p. f°. Typewrit-
ten. [Words only]

© Ic. May 14, 1912; D: 29659; George F.
Madden, Dorchester, Mass. 22144

Island (The) of Ziz. See Captain Kidd.

Island (The) waif; an original 5 act comedy, by
C. G. Davenport.

© Clara Grady Davenport, New York ;
1893 : 46596, Oct. 17. 22145

Isle (The) of Atlantis; by J. G. Bell. Type-
written.

© John G. Bell, St. Louis; 1898:12404,
Feb. 19 ; 2c. Feb. 19. 22146

See also Ocean (The)

Isle of Bing; a 3 act comedy, by B. L. Cook, jr.

© Benjamin Ladd Cook, jr.. Providence,

R. I.; D:8616, May 26, 1906. 22147

Isle (The) of Bong-Bong; musical comedy in 2
acts, book and lyrics by W. M. Hough and
F. R. Adams, music by Joseph E. Howard.
80 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Will M. Hough and Frank R. Adams,
Chicago; D:6274, Mar. 2, 1905; 2c. Mar. 24,
1905. 22148

1095

22149

DEAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

22169

Isle (The) of Boy; a comedy, by T. H. H. Caine.
New York. D. Appleton and company, 1903.
5 p. 1., 11-121 numb.. 1. S°.

© Thomas Henry Hall Caine, Great Brit-
ain ; D : 3610, June 6, 1903 ; 2c. June 6, 1903.

22149

Isle (The) of Chance. See Mistigris.

Isle (The) of destiny; play in 1 act, by W. W.
Wheeler. [13] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© ic. July 28, 1909 ; D : 1G399 ; W. AY.
Wheeler, Cleveland. 22150

Isle (The) of dreams; by G. J. Edwards.

© Guy J. Edwards, Nutley, N. J. ; D : 15174,
Feb. 26, 1909. 22151

drama in 4 acts. 68 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© IMrs. Edmund Nash Morgan, Cleveland ;
D : 5577, Sept. 28, 1904 ; 2c. Sept. 28, 1004.

22152

or. The kingdom of Somnolens, a musical

comedy in prologue and 2 acts, book and
lyrics, by L. A. Barber, nuislc by J. Franclyn
Beyer.

© La Verne A. Barber, Johnstown, Pa. ; D :
6485, Apr. 10, 1905. 22153

Isle (The) of Ease; comic opera in 2 acts, bv
W. H. Kohl. [2], 84 p. 4°, Typewritten.
[Libretto only]

© Ic. Dec. 29, 1911; D : 28124 ; W. H. Kohl.
Melrose Highlands, Mass. 22154

50 p.

Type-

Isle of Eden; by H. Dozier,
written.

© Henry Dozier, Seattle ; D : 12214. Jan.
20, 1908; 2c. Jan. 20, 1908. 22155

^play in 3 acts, by H. Dozier. 47 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 2, 1913; D: 31849; Henry Do-
zier, New York. 22156

Isle (The) of Glow Worms: play in 3 acts, by
C. A. .Johnson and R. A. Kretschmer. [62] p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 18, 1911; D: 2.3086; Cha.s. A.
Johnson and R. A. Kretschmer, Chicago.

22157

Isle of Illusia; comic opera in 2 acts, book by
R. C. Megrue. lyrics by R. C. Gaige,
music by C. J. Penny.

© Roi Cooper IMegrue, Roscoe Crosby Gaige
and Clarence John Pennv, New York; D:
4697. Mar. 8. 1904. 22158

Isle (The) of illusion; a comedy in 3 acts, by
O. R. Lamb.

© Osborn Rennie Lamb, New York; D:
14620, Dec. 24, 1908. 22159

Isle (The) of Karama; an original comic opera
in 3 acts, by S. K. Grigsby and J. F. Bald-
win.

© Sioux K. Grigsby, Sioux Falls, S. D. ; D :
3763, July 28, 1903. 22160

Isle of Love; a musical burlesque, by John S.
Loi)ez and Lou Anger. 5 p. f°. Typewrit-
ten. [Synopsis only]

© John S. Lopez, Philadelphia; D : 4802,
:\rar. 21, 1904; 2c. Mar. 21, 1904. 22161

Isle of Mira Mar; drama in 4 acts, by W. H.
Nichols. 122 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 15, 1909 ; D : 17390 ; Walter H.
Nichols, Monrovia, Cal. 22162

Isle (The) of mirth; a musical comedy.

© Edmond B. Bigelow, Chicago; D : 1640,
Mar. 24, 1902. 22163

Isle (The) of Nippon; a Japanese- American
musical comedy in 2 acts, book by J. F. Corr
and G. W. Raynes, jr., music by G. R. Crum.
41 p. 8°. Printed.

© Glen It. Crum. Geo. W. Raynes, jr., and
Harold Harrington. Dayton, O. ; D : 10.537,
May 11, 1907; 2c. July 5, 1907. 22164

Isle (The) of Paprica; by W. H. Penn.

© William H. Penn, Peoria, 111.; 1897:
57011, Oct. S; Ic. Oct. 8. 22165

Isle (The) of Pines; a musical comedy, by C.
Davis, Max Rosenfeld and Hilding Anderson.
SO p. 4°. Typewritten,

© Collin Davis, Chicago; D : 8902, Aug. 1.
190G ; 2c. Aug. 1, 1906. 22166

Isle (The) of Pygma; a musical fantasy in 1
act and 3 scenes, book by F. Maltese, lyrics
by Julia S. Maltese, music by Alan Barry.
23 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. June 18, 1912 ; D : 30017 ; Frank Mal-
tese, New York. 22167

Isle (The) of Rest; farce with music in 2 acts,
by J. B. Archer. 68 p. 4°. Typewritten.
[Libretto only]

© Ic. Apr. 23, 1914; D: 36814; .John B.
Archer, Providence, R. I. 22167a

Isle (The) of romance; a comic opera in 4
acts, libretto and music by L. F. Jerome.
Typewritten.

© Leona Fontainebleau Jerome, New York ;
1893:27881. .June 10; 2c. June 10. 22168

Isle (The) of roses. See Zirilla.

Isle (The) of Smiles; merry nmsical mixture in
2 sets of laughter, by Hal Hoyt. 31 p. 4°.
Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Sept. 13, 1911 ; D : 25217 ; Polack bros.
and Arnold. Pittsburgh. 22169

1096

22170

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

22192

Isle (The) of spice; comic opera, new version,
by Allen Lowe, Georye E. Stoddard, Frederick
Riinidn and Gus Sohike. [TG] p. 4°. Type-
written. [Librett<j only]

© B. C. AVhitney, Detroit; D : 5655, Oct.
17, 1904: 2c. Oct. 17. 1904. 32170

-or, I-Iis Majesty of Nicobar, musical com-

edv in 3 acts, book and lyrics by A. Lowe and
Geo. E. Stoddard, music by Paul Sclundler.
112 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Allen Lowe, New York; D : 2364, Sept.
9, 1902; 2e. Sept. 23, 1902. 22171

Isle (The) of the blessed; a drama in 3 acts, by
I. K. Friedman. [110] p. 4°. Typewritten.
© Ic. Aut,'. 9, 1909; D : 16512, I. K. Fried-
man, Winnetka, 111. 22172

Isle (The) of years ago; musical play in 2 acts,
book and lyrics by G. A. Walter, jr., music
by A. O. Olmsted, n. p., The soothsayer pub-
lishing CO., 1913. cover-title, 47 p. 8°. [Li-
bretto only]

© IJar. 17, 1913; 2c. :>Iar. 24, 1913: D:
32882; G. A. Walter, jr., Chicago. 22173

Isles (Tlie) of slaps: by H. De Greau.

© Henri De Greau, Pittsford. Vt. ; D : 5969,
Dec. 27, 1904. 22174

Islet's (The) spirit; a drama in 4 acts and 5
scenes, bv W. F. Austin. Pittsburgh, Printed
for tbe author, 1877. 22 p. 8°.

© Walter F. Austin, United States; 1877:
622, .Tan. 15; 2c. Jan. 15. 22175

Ismene; (>r. The maidens, a Greek comedy, by
Mrs. R. ilcVickar.

© airs. Robert McVickar, Mount Vernon,
N. Y. ; 1896:37361, June 27. 22176

Isn't it grand to be foolish? a farce comedy in
2 acts, by J. K. Sanko.

© James K. Sanko, Kansas City, Kan.; D:
11072, July 18, 1907. 22177

Isn't it simple? in 1 act, by G. W. Darragh.
© George Washington Darragh, I'hiladel-
phia; 1900 A : 25162, Oct. 9. -22178

Isola; a drama in 1 act, by L. C. Jones.

© L. Caldwell Jones, New York; D : 5942.
Dec. 21, 1904. 22179

-play in 3 acts, by L. Liebling. Typewrit-

ten.

© Leonard Liebling, New York ; 1896 :
27597, May 5; 2c. Apr. 27. 22180

Isole de Chartres; a drama in 5 acts and 6
t;i!ileaux, by Jules De Jlarthold.

© Francois Mons and Ijouis Nathal, New
York; 1886:19916, Sept. 3. 22181

Ispean; drama in 3 acts, by S. G. Sheftel. 58 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© S. Grunwald Sheftel, New York; D:
5039, May 17, 1904; 2c. May 17, 1904. 22182

Israel; by J. M. Cahan.

© Jacob M. Cahan, Philadelphia ; D : 12662,
Apr. 2, 1908. 22183

piece en 3 actes, par H. Bernstein. [Paris,

Impr. de I'lllustration] 1908. 2 p. 1., 77 p.
12°. ■ "•^•■■

© Henry Bernstein, Paris ; D : 14264, Nov.
12, 1908 ; 2c, Nov. 12, 1908. ^ 22184

or. The twelve sons of Jacob, drama in

prelude and 5 acts, by R. P. Wiessel, 63 p.
f°. Typewritten.

© Robert Frederick Wiessel, Cincinnati;
D : 10852, June 26, 1907 ; 2c. June 26, 1907.

22185

Israel Br ana; an historical tragedy in 5 acts
[bv] G. Deutsch. Boston, Richard G. Badger,

1908, 95 p. 12°.

© Gotthard Deutsch, Cincinnati ; D : 13685,
Aug. 29, 1908 ; 2c. Aug. 29, 1908. 22186

Israel in Ibcndage; a drama in 4 acts, by R. L.
Hensley.

© Rosa Locke Hensley, Lexington, Ky. ; D :
7935, Feb. 1, 1906. 22187

Israel in Russia. See Shuttlecock (The)

Israel Isaacs; or, A Jew's gratitude, 20th cen-
tury melodrama in 4 acts, by Hal. Reid [i. e.
James Halleck Reid] ,56 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© American anuisement assn., Chicago; D:
4682, Mar. 4, 1904; 2c. Mar. 4, 1904. 22188

Israel Putnam. See Historical stories in dra-
matic form.

Israel, the convert: or. The deserted orphan,
by M. Rosen.

© Max Rosen, Albany; D: 14937, Jan. 20,

1909. 22189

Israelite (The); a drama in 4 acts, by E. C.
Winter,

© Elizabetli G. Winter, New Brighton,

N. Y. ; 1899 : 26238, Apr. 14. 22190

Israel's trip to the circus; a farce comedy in 2

acts, bv C. George Hamilton. Clyde, O.,

Ames' publishing cc, 1903. 21 p. 12°.

(Ames' series of standard and minor drama,

no. 440)

© Ames pub. co., Clyde, O. ; D : 3591, June
15, 1903 ; 2c. June 13, 1903. 22191

Issue (The); a modern drama in 4 acts, by H.
Steele. 75 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Harrison Steele, Chicago ; D : 14375, Nov.
25, 1908; 2c. Dec. 28, 1908. 22192

1097

22193

DEAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

22210

1st (The) club; a comedy drama in 3 acts, by
Jeff. T. Braiien and E. M. Blinn.

© Edith Maynard Blinn, Chicago ; D : 12452,
Feb. 28, 1908. 22193

Isteni (Az) szikra; komgdia negj' felvonasban,
irta Drejiely Gabor. Budapest, Frauklin-
Tarsuhxt, 1913. 220 p. 12°.

© Mar. 1, 1913 ; 2c. Jan. 30, 1914 ; D : 35874 ;
Mtirton Miksa, Budapest. 22193a

Istrianische hochzeit; drama in 3 aufziigen,
von Luigi lUica, fiir die deutsche biihne
ilbertrageu von Felix Falzari, musik von An-
tonio Sniareglia. Triest, C. Schmidl & CO.,
1907. 71 p. 12°. [Libretto only]

© Friedrich Hofmeister, Leipzig ; D : 10541,
May 11, 1907 ; 2c. May 11, 1907. 22194

Istrians (The)

© Manley H. Pike, Augusta, Me.; 1895:
48914, Sept. 26. 22195

Isuelt, the Fair; a tragedy in 5 acts, by Z.
Akins.

© Zoe B. Akins, St. Louis ; D : 10295, Mar.
26, 1907. 22196

It; play in 1 act, by Richard Florance. 10 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 30, 1915; D: 41958; Robert
Gruntal Nathan, New York. 22196a

or, A tale of the Kanaka kingdom, a

comic opera, by A. VN'elcker, umsic by Mariano
Xicoy. San Francisco, Cubery & co., 1888,
32 p. 8°. [Libretto only]

© Adair Welcker, San Francisco; 1888:
7832, Mar. 16; 2c. Mar. 27. 22197

•or. The millennium, morality comedietta,

by M. Nobles. 40 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Julv 19, 1911 ; D : 24730 ; Milton Nobles,
Brooklyn. 22198

It ain't my face, it ain't my grace, it's per-
sonality; play in 1 act, by J. P. Mulgrew. 8
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 6, 1915 ; D : 39941 ; John P. Mul-
grew, Dubuque, la. 22198a

It can't be done without a makeup; by G.
Nagel. [3] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 7, 1911 ; D : 25699 ; George Nagel.
Newark, N. J. 22199

It happened at Brighton; tabloid musical com-
edy, by Agnes Cameron. [2], 26 p. 4°. Type-
written,

© Ic. Mar. 18, 1914; D: 36408; William
Francis Burke, New York. 22199a

It happened at home; a 1 act play, by R. P.
Puraphrey. 8 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ravmond Paul Pumphrey, New York ; D :
12415, Feb. 24, 1908 ; 2c. Mar. 12, 1908. 22200

It happened at Waycross, Ga.; a sketch, by
A. W. Greeley. 26 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Alfred William Greeley, AVashington ; D :
6885, June 27, 1905 ; 2c. June 27, 1905. 22201

It happened in a taxi; by A. Seymour Brown.
7 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 29, 1910; D : 20911, Jerome H.
Remick & co., New York. 22202

It happened in Dixie; playlet, by Odette Tyler,
[i.e. E. L. Shepherd] 25 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 27, 1912; D: 28846; Elizabeth
Lee Shepherd, \\'ashington. 22203

It happened in Georgia; comedy drama in 4
acts, by W. E. La Rose. [1], 64 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Feb. 6, 1914; D : 35938 ; Wm. E. La
Rose, La Crosse, Wis. 22203a

It happened in London; a .comedy sketch,
by J. Le Fevre. 9 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Johnnie Le Fevre, New York ; D : 11893,
Dec. 9, 1907; 2c. Dec. 9, 1907. 22204

It happened in Lonely ville; 1 act comedy, by
Norman Field and H. B. Toomer. 14 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 19, 1910; D: 22321; Henry B.
Toomer, New York. 22205

It happened in Nordland. See American
(The) ambassadress.

It happened in Paris; play in 1 act, by B. Dale.
[1], 15 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 13, 1915 ; D : 42254 ; Billy Dale,
Brooklyn. 22205a

or. Never again, by F. Pabst. 8 p. f°.

Typewritten.

© Frederic Pabst, Los Angeles ; D : 11048,
June 7, 1907 ; 2c. June 7, 1907. 22206

It happened in Reno; travesty comedy sketch,
bv Lorraine Buchanan [pseud, of L. Hall-
Russell] 18 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 24, 1912; D : 30337 ; Lorraine
Hall-Russell, New York. 22207

It happened in Bubetown; a vaudeville sketch,
by Raymond A. Browne. 10 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Charles Graham Hunt, New York; D:
10746, June 12, 1907; 2c. June 12, 1007.

22208

It happened in Spook-land; Clendenen's musi-
cal comedy in 3 acts, arr. by F. L. Clendenen.
© F. Leslie Clendenen, Davenport, la.; D:
9839, Jan. 15, 1907. 22209

It happened in Topeka; play in 1 act, by G.
V. Hobart. [3], 20 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 29, 1912; D: 29535 v.; George
V. Hobart, Pelham Manor, N. Y. 22210

1098

22211

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

22231

It happened in Venice. See Other (The) fel-
low.

It happened on Broadway; playlet in 1 act, by
C. E. Whalen. [5] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 30, 1911; D: 25354; Chas. E.
Whalen, New York. 22211

It happened one New Year's eve; by Jack
Gorman. 6 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© If. July 14, 1909; D: 16239; Vaudeville
producing CO., New York. 22212

It happened this way; dramatic in 1 act, by
C. H, Smith and F. X. Conlan. [1], 10 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 30, 1912; D: 30995; Chas. H.
Smith and F. X. Conlan, New York. 22213

It is enough; play in 3 acts, by M. B. Long.
121 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 22, 1909; D: 17168; Maxwell
Budd Long, Cincinnati. 22214

It is home; comedy in 1 act, by B. P. Mullen.
[1], 9 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 16, 1911 ; D : 23667 ; Bernard P.
Mullen, New York. 22215

It is love that saves the world; a melodrama in
4 acts and 6 scenes, by I. B. Goodrich, jr. 66
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ira B. Goodrich, jr., Boston; D:2474,
Oct. 21, 1902; 2c. Apr. 13, 1903. 22216

It is never too late to mend; by H. M. Fugit.
13 p. 12°. Ms.

© Ic. Dec. 22, 1909 ; D : 17766 ; Helena Mod-
jeska Fugit, Chicago. 22217

comedy in 1 act, by Dorothy Reynartz.

New York, The Roxbury publishing company,
1899. 8 p. 16°. (Wizard series)

© Roxbury pub CO., New York ; 1899 : 12659,
Feb. 15; 2c. Feb. 15. 22218

It is the law; American play in 4 acts, by C. M.
Greene and L. H. Robinson. 135 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 23, 1910; D: 20276; Clay M.
Greene and Laiu-a Hewett Robinson, New
York. 22219

play in 3 acts, by H. Hagedorn. 149 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. ,Tuly 26, 1915; D: 41311; Hermann
Hagedorn, Fairfield, Conn. 22219a

a temperance drama in 5 acts, by Mrs.

Flewellyn.

© Julia Flewellyn, Lockport, N. Y. ; 1895:
27793, May 22 ; 2c. Jan. 18, 1897. 22220

It is to laugh; a comedy in 3 acts, by Louis
Mann.

© Nat. D. Mann, United States; 1897:
15308, Mar. 3. 22221

It is to spend; farce in 1 act, by G. Bloomquest.
19 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 1, 1913; D : 32492 ; George
Bloomquest, Minneapolis. 22222

It isn't what you wear but how you wear it;
composition to be produced by various scene
shifts, and augmented by proper music by E.
Schuyler. 3 p. f°. Typewritten. [Words
only]

© Ic. Apr. 19, 1915 ; D : 40586 ; Elise Schuy-
ler, Oakland, Cal. 22222a

It'll all come out in the .wash; vaudeville
sketch, by Emery Pottle aiid C. Hamilton.
37 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Clayton Hamilton, New York; D:7933,
Feb. 1, 1906; 2c. Feb. 1, 1906. 22223

It matters not; comedy in 4 acts, by N. Tharp.
80 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Nov. 1, 1911 ; D : 25652 ; Norman Tharp,
New York. 22224

It might have been; by G. H. Browne.

© Grant Hugh Browne, New York; 1890:
24085, Aug. 1. 22225

——a comedy in 1 act, by E. F. Riggs and E.
Sagendorf.

© E. F. Riggs, New York ; 1895 : 61726, Dec.
5. 22226

— a drama in 4 acts, by M. Le Vere.

© I\Iary Le Vere, New York ; 1896 : 1799^.
Mar. 21. 22227

——in 3 acts, by H. Clendenen. Typewritten.

© Helena Clendenen, La Grange, 111. ; 1900

A : 16853, July 9 ; 2c. July 9. 22228

It never happened; by J. L. Stiebel. Typewrit-
ten.

© Joseph Leonard Stiebel, Kansas City,
Mo.; 1898:73308, Dec. 16; 2c. Dec. 16.

22229

a musical farce in 3 acts, by R. Shields.

[5], 105 p. 4 . Typewritten. [Words only]

© Ic. Sept. 5, 1912 ; D : 30744 ; Ren Shields,

New York. 22230

— original playlet in 1 act, by H. Selman.

[1], 18 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 20, 1914 ; D : 37366 ; Harold Sel-
man, Jersey City. 22230a

It ought to be; original sketch in 3 scenes, by

N. Twomey. 10 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 8, 1909 ; D : 17659 ; Neil Twomey,
Boston. 22231

It passes by. See Passing (The) show.

1099

22231

DEAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

22246

It pays to advertise; orisiiial farce in 3 acts,
by Kate Jordan [i. e. K. J. Vennilye] [180 1
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 13, 1914; D: 35679: Kate Jor-
dan Vermilye, New York. 22231a

It pays to be polite; play in 1 act, by E. Linds-
ley. [2], 9 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 18, 1912; D: 30913; Edward
Lindsley, New York. 22232

It runs in the family. 8ee Like father like
child.

It's a business; comedy drama in 1 act, by R. P.
Janette. 6 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 1, 1911; D : 25955, Robert P.
Janette and Don H. Ramsay, Boston. 22233

It's a girl; musical play in 2 acts and 1 scene,
by J. R. Alden. 88 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 12, 1913; D : 32931 ; Joseph R.
Alden, Grand Rapids, Mich. 22234

It's a long way to dear old Yonkers; or. The
refugees, 1 act play, by J. C. Drum. 9 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 3. 1914; D: 38984; Joseph C.
Drum, Boston. 22234a

It's a long way to Tipperary; Irish romance in
1 act, by N. R. Feusier. 9 p. f°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Dec. 10, 1914; D : 39054 ; Norman R.
Feusier, San Francisco. 22234b

—• — play of to-day in 3 acts, by W. A. McGuire.
[94] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 2G, 1914; D : 39209 ; William
Anthony McGuire, New York. 22234c

It's a shame to take the money; a farce com-
edy in 1 act, by Thomas H. Ince. 14 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© John E. and Ennna Ince, Sheepshead
Bav, N. Y. ; D : 11499, Oct. 9, 1907 ; 2c. Sept.
27, 1907. 22235

It's all in the draw; a sketch in 1 act, by F. L.
IMathieu. IG p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 30, 1909 ; D : 16613 ; Frank L.
Mathieu, San Francisco. 22236

It's all in the game; play in 1 act, by A. Du-
pont. [2], 21 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 9, 1914; D: 36283; Albert Du-
pont, New York. 22236a

It's all in the pay-streak; a comedy in 3 acts,
by T. S. Denison. Chicago, T. S. Denison.

© T. S. Denison, Chicago ; 1895 : 35810, July
9; 2c. Aug. 24. 22237

It's all on the quiet; by Rose Stillman. 7 p.

f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 26, 1910 ; D : 20030 ; Ralph Riggs,
Chicago. 22238

It's all your fault; farce comedy in 3 acts, by
W. Coleman. 152 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 7, 1915 ; D : 41438 ; Walter Cole-
man, New York. 22238a

It's born in 'em; a study in men, by Miss Nor-
ton I pseud, of A. N. Nicholson] 5 p. f ".
Tyjiewritten.

© Angeline N. Nicholson. New York ; !> :
• 15487, ]Mar. 29, 1909 ; 2c. iMar. 29, 1909. 22239

It's' catching; studio episode, by W. Hugh Hig-
ginbottom. 17 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 1. 1914; D : 37436 ; Christian
Emanuel Ilaeusgen-Hedmondt, London.

22239a

It's come; a musical comedy.

© Nelson Waldron, New York ; 1888 : 25974.
Sept. 12. 22240

It's contagious; or. Dot insane crazy tic, a
farce comedy in 4 acts, by I\I. F. I)(^kinoy
(IMarlon Eddy) rev. by M. F. Delanoy (M.
Frances Hanford )

© Marian F. and M. Frances Delanov, Ala-
meda, Cal.; 1899:38.588, June 12. 22241

It's great to be crazy; a farce in 1 act, by J. J.
Stein. Philadeipliia, Penn publisJiinu com-
pany, 1908. 14 p. 12°.

© Penn pub. co., Philadel))hia ; I>:i;nS6,
Jime 15, 1908 ; 2c. June 15, 19UN. 22242

It's Maggie; by H. IMysel. 7 p. f°. Tyjx'writ-
ten.

© Hyman Mysell. New York ; D : 10706.
June 5, 1907; 2c. June 5, 1907. 22243

It's the man; play in 4 acts, by I. Levy and S.
Thurman. [2], 56 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 4, 1914; D: 36240; Imie Levy
and Samuel Thurman. Trenton, N. J.

22243a

It's the way they have in the army; liy G.
Hounstield Ford.

© George H. Ford, Brooklyn ; D : 1399, Feb.
5, 1902. 22244

It's up to me; a comedy in 1 act, by M. Keene.
35 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Mattie Keene, New York ; D : 15587. Apr.
10. 1909; 2c. Apr. 10. 1909. 22245

It's up to you; comedy in 3 acts, by M. Doran.
© ]Marie Doran, New York; D:6301. Feb.

24, 1905.

22246

— play in 1 act. by Broughton Tall |i. e. S. B.
Tall. 25 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 2.5. 1915; D : 39.503 ; Stanley
Broughton Tall. P.altimore. 22246a

1100

22246

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

22263

It v/as a miracle; acting liunioi-ous romantic
luonoloKUc ior man, by Stanley Scliell. [New
York, E. S. Werner & company, 1914] p. 99-
103. 12°. (On cover: Stanley Schell's
sketches)

© Mar. 24, 1914; 2e. Mar. 30, 1914; A:
372084; B(\snr Sclieil Werner, New York.

22246b

It was a shame to treat her so; a comedy, by
F. Gellatly.

© Francis Gellatly, Lake Forest, 111. ; 1874 :
3168, Mar. 16. 22247

It was for her sake. See Olivia.

It was the Dutch; comedy in 1 act, by William
and .Josephine Giles. Milwankee, Wis., A. E.
Reim, 1910. 12 p. 16°.

© Apr. 15, 1911 ; 2c. Apr. 21, 1911 ; D : 24014 ;
Adolph E. Rein, Milwaukee. 22248

It will be; a farce on the latest hypnotic craze,
liliretto by George W. Day, music by Wm.
Nelson. Typewritten.

© William Van Duzer, New York; 1895:
3849S, July 26; 2c. July 27. 22249

It works both ways; original playlet in 1 act,
by H. Selman. 32 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Julv 2. 1915 ; D : 41147 ; Harold Sel-
man, Jersey City. 22249a

Italian (The); a dramatic sketch in 1 act,
adapted by Marie Coe. 13 p. f°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Marie Evelyn Coe, San Francisco ; D :
10857, June 26, 1907 ; 2c. June 26, 1907. 22250

Italian (The) and the boss; vaudeville sketc-li
in 1 act. by Allen Spencer Tenney. 4 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Julv 22, 1914 ; D : 37652 ; Wardell &
Hoyt, New York. 22250a

Italian (The) bootblack; a character sketch
witli .song, by Percy Gaunt.

© Beckv Haight, New York; 1893:47192,
Oct. 23. ■ 22251

Italian (The) convict; sketch in 3 scenes, by
A. A. Lloyd. [9] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 9, 1913; D: 34666; Al Ambrose
Lloyd, Los Angeles. 22252

• or. The bank messenger's dog, a sensa-
tional drama in 3 acts, by W. J. Thompson.

© W. J. Thompson, Philadelphia; 1883:
18878, Oct. 13. 22253

Italian (The) fisherman; or, O'Brien, the de-
tective, a drama in 3 acts and 13 scenes, by
J. C. Welch.

© James Charles Welch, San Francisco;
1885 : 23052, Nov. 4. 22254

Italian (The) hand; a drama in 4 acts, by P.
Armstnjng.

© Paul Armstrong. Chicago ; 1896 : 57845,
Oct. 21. 22255

Italian hurdy gurdy boy (Infelica italinie);
v>'ritteu and compo.sed by W. H. Lingard.

© William Horace Lingard, New York ;
1872:8662, Aug. 13. 22256

Italian Joe, the organ grinder and original
mariuccia; an Italian comedy, by M. E. Nibbe.
7 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Michael E. Nibbe. Chicago; D : 14866,
Jan. 21, 1909; Ic. Jan. 21, 1909; Ic. Feb. 11,
1909. 22257

Italian (The) man; or. His terrible dream,
playlet by Nat Sully. [1], 8 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. July 15, 1912; D: 30267; Nat Sully,
Cleveland. 22258

Italian (An) mother; monologue, by G. G. Sco-
field and A. M. Frazier. 2 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. .July 6, 1914; D: 37.517; Gladys G.
Schofield and Anna McPherrin Frazier, Los

Angeles.

22258a

Italian (The) padrone; or. The harp slave, an
original drama in 3 acts, by J. F. Poole.

© .John F. Poole, Brooklyn; 1873:10078,
Sept. 6. 22259

Italian (The) piano movers; play in 1 act, by
F. ?.Iarino. 3 p. f". Typewritten.

© Ic. May 13, 1915 ; D : 40690 ; Frank Ma-
rino, Brooklyn. 22259a

Italian (An) romance; a dramatic sketch, by
Frank B. Coigne. 6 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May .3, 1912; D : 29571 ; Cliamplon
film CO., New York. 22260

romantic drama in 4 acts, by Chas. W.

Tackenberg. Typewritten.

© C. W. Tackenberg, Cincinnati; 1898:
62676, Oct. 25 ; 2c. Oct. 26. 22261

Italian (The) tragedian; in 1 act, by H. G.
Carpenter. 4 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 15, 1910 ; D : 22810 ; Harry G.
Carpenter, San Bernardino, Cal. 22262

Italian vote; dramatic composition in 1 act, by
M. Drew. 6 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 10, 1910; D: 21006; Maurice
Drew, Montvale, N. J. 22263

Italian's (The) revenge. See Betribution.

Italy in 1859. See Dodge (The) club.

Itch (The); satire in 1 act, by A. Reichman.
[2], 17 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 8, 1914 ; D : 35592 ; Arthur Reich-
man, New York. 22263a

1101

22264

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

22285

Items; a Washington society play in 5 acts,
bv A. M. Fitch. New Yorlc, B. F. McBreen,
1874. 52 p. 8°.

© Anna M. Fitch, New York ; 1874 : 7885,
June 11 ; 2c. June 11. 22264

Its first tooth; a nnisical slietch with a few
discords, by L. Family Brown.

© Lawrence P. Brown, Peekskill, N. Y. ;
D : 5382, Aug. 6, 1904. 22265

Its 16th president. See Young (The) re-
public.

Its workmen.

© Charles C. Maubury and Charles Over-
ton, New York ; 1884 : 676, Jan. 10. 22266

Itsit-isit. 8ee His secret.

Itt; a hysteric in 1 scream, by Perce R. Ben-
ton [pseud, of P. B. Robinson] [2], 18 p.
4°. Tjrpewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 19, 1913 ; D : 32996 ; Perce Ben-
ton Robinson, New York. 22267

Ivan, the Terrible; a historical drama in 5

Ivanoff. Sec Plays: Anton Tchekoff.

Ivanrofif; a modern tragedy, 4 acts and 5 tab-
leaux, by T. D. Wright.

© T. D. Wright, Rochester, N. Y. ; 1884:
7699, Apr. 10. 22274

Ivenwold; or, The slave of St. Marks, a play
in 5 acts, by Elizabeth Walbridge [i. e. L. E.
Walbridge]

© Lillie E. Walbridge, Toledo, O. ; 1880:
17500, 17514, Nov. 17. 22275, 22276

Ivers Bean; a comedy in 3 acts, by Charles L.
Young and B. Howard.

© Bronson Howard, New York ; 1877 :
15316, Dec. 27. 22277

Ivory's peril; oi". The plot of Scotland yard,
a melodrama in 5 acts, by J. M. O'Kelly.

© James M. O'Kelly, New York; 1897:
11567, Feb. 17. 22278

Ivy; a comedy-drama in 3 acts, by Mark IMel-
ford.

© Willie Edouiu, United States; 1S87 :
10091, Apr. 15. 22279

acts, tr. and ad^apted by G. Pollock and S. ivy and the oak; a romance in a prologue and

Wood. 81 p. f . Typewritten.

© Gabriel L. Pollock and Stanley Wood,
Chicago ; D : 4474, Dec. 28, 1903 ; 2c. Dec. 28,
1903. 22268

Ivan, the terrible tsar; or, When a woman
wills, by H. S. Rogers. 9 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Hyde Scott Rogers, Denver; D: 13300,
July 6, 1908; 2c. July 6, 1908. 22269

Ivanhoe; by A. Gallatin. 82 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Alberta Gallatin, New York; D : 9960,
Feb. 13, 1907; 2c. Feb. 13, 1907. 22270

by H. W. Hayes.

© Hiram W. Hayes, St. Louis ; 1899 : 77803,
Nov. 29. 22271

adapted from Sir Walter Scott's novel, by

C. H. Curtis.

© Cortland H. Curtis, Buffalo ; D : 14, Jan.
7, 1901. 22272

dramatization in 4 acts, by P. D. Emmons.

[1], 68 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 18, 1913 ; D : 35053 ; Paul Dyer
Emmons, Boston, 22273

(Scott's); dramatized, by E. Hawxby. 43

p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 18, 1915; D : 42015 ; Elizabeth
Hawxby, Everett, Wash. 22273a

See also By wager of battle. — Tourna-
ment.

Ivanhoe and the Black Knight,

3 acts, by H. E. De Lasaux. 65 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Harry E. De Lasaux, San Francisco ; D :
7740, Dec. 20, 1905 ; 2c. Feb. 12, 1906. 22280

Ivy (The) leaf; an original Irish comedy drama
in 5 acts, by Con. T. Murphy.

© William H. Power, Detroit ; 1884 : 16044,
Aug. 5. 22281

Ivy (An) leaf the token of love; original play-
let for vaudeville, by A. F. Power. 11 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 30, 1915; D: 42206; Adele F.
Power, Mt. Clemens, Mich. 22281a

Ivy Otis; a prose drama in 5 acts, by E. J.
Greene and C. Raynaud.

© Emily J. Greene and Charles Ravnaud,
United States ; 1885 : 6121, Mar. 13. 22282

Iwoz; or, A tale of Tenochtitlan, an entirely
original xVztec comic opera in 2 acts, written
bv W. S. Brooke, composed bv Charles S.
Hill.

© William S. Brooke, Brooklyn; 1892:
33822, Aug. 16. 22283

Ixotle, the drooping flower; an opera in 3 acts,
libretto by A. L. Kline.

© Amelia L. Kline, San Francisco; 1900 A:
26809, Oct. 27. 22284

ment.

See Tourna-

1102

Iza; a play in 5 acts, from Alexander Dumas,
tils, L'affaire Clemenceau, by W. Fleron.

© William Fleron, New York ; 1890 : IIWO,
Apr. 3. 22285

22286

COPYRIGHTED IIT THE UNITED STATES

22306

Izeyl; a drama in verse, tr. from the French of
Armand Sylvestre and Eugene Morand, by
C. Renaiild.

© Charles Renauld, New York ; 1896 : 4G75,
Jan. IG. 22286

musikdrama in 3 aufziigen, 4 bildern, nach

Armand Silvestre iind Eugen Morand, von
Rudolpli Lothar, musik von Eugen d'Albert.
[Textbuch] Berlin, Ed. Bote & G. Bock
[1909] 60 p. 12°.

© Ed. Bote & G. Bock, Berlin; D : 15212,
Mar. 1, 1909; 2c. Mar. 1, 1909. 22287

(Argument of); drama in 4 acts, by Ar-

mand Sylvestre and Eugene Morand, argu-
ment by E. Beall Ginty.

© F. Rullman, New York ; 1896 : 5321, Jan.
20; 2c. Jan. 24. 22288

Izzy's vacation; summer episode in 2 scenes,
by Harrv L. Newton. New York, M. Wit-
mark & sons, 1913. 12 p. 12°. ([Harry L.
Newton's one-act comedy sketches, monologues
and dramatic episodes] )

© Aug. 4, 1913 ; 2c. Aug. 5, 1913 ; D : 34006 ;
M. Witmark & sons. New York. 22289

J'ai faim, moi; comedie en 1 acte, de G. Paraf.
Paris, Librairie theatrale du nouveau siecle,
1911. 28 p. 12°.

© Nov. 18, 1911; 2c. Nov. 20, 1911; D:
25S03 ; G. Ondet et M. Viterbo, Paris. 22290

J. Dolby's doll shop; by G. D. Clarke. 21 p.

4°. Typewi*itten.

© Grace Dalrymple Clai'ke, Bridgeport,
Conn.; D : 12296, Feb. 3, 1908; Ic. Feb. 3,
1008; Ic. Mar. 27, 1908. 22291

J'en ai plain le dos de margot; comedie en 2
actes, par G. Courteline et P, Wolff. [Paris,
Impr. de I'lllustration] 1909. 1 p. 1., 49 p.
12°.

© Georges Courteline & Pierre. Wolff, Paris;
D : 15447, Mar. 26, 1909 ; 2c. Mar. 26, 1909.

22292
See also Cruche (La)

J'ose pas; comedie vaudeville en 3 actes, de G.
' Berr. 36 p. 4°. (Supplement gratuit au no.
2989 du Monde Ulustre 11 juillet 1914) .

© July 11, 1914; Ic. Sept. 1, 1914; D:
37977 ; Georges Berr, Paris. 22292a

J. Wilkes Booth; or. The national tragedy,
an original tragedy in 5 acts, by W. A. Luby,
Kalamazoo, Mich., W. A. Luby, 1880. 51 p.
12°.

© William A. Luby, Kalamazoo, Mich. ;
1880 : 13947, Sept. 13 ; 2c. Oct. 8. 22293

J. Willes Cobb; comedy sketch for two charac-
ters, by Thomas R. Beaty. 8 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Robert Howard Meredith, Milwaukee;
D : 7999, Feb. 15, 1906 ; 2c. Feb. 5, 1906. 22294

Jachsen (Der); drama in 4 acten, by M. Schorr.

© Morris Schorr, New York ; D : 15086, Feb.

16, 1909. 22295

Jacinta; an original Mexican comic opera in 2
acts, libretto by W. H. Lepere, music by A. G.
Robyn.

© William H. Lepere and Alfred Robyn,
St. Louis ; 1892 : 34070, Aug. 18. 22296

Jacinta, the maid of Manzanillo; an original
Mexican comic opera in 2 acts, libi*etto by
W. H. Lepere, music by A. G. Robyn. St.
Louis, The Meheel press, 1893. 36, [9] p.
16°. [Libretto only]

© Wm. H. Lepere and Alfred G. Robyn, St.
Louis ; 1893 : 26117, May 31 ; 2c. May 23.

22297

Jack; a comedy drama in 3 acts, by Charles
Gayler.

© Charles S. Rogers, United States; 1882:
17627, Oct. 23. 22298

a protean drama in 3 acts, by James Cole-
man Glynn.

© Johnny Thompson, New York; 1870:
1775, Sept. 13. 22299

— or, A game for life, a drama in 1 act, by
G. L. Stout.

© G. L. Stout, United States ; 1874 : 15398,

Dec. 22. 22300

or. The commodore's grandson, a comedy

in 5 acts, by A. W. Holbrook.

© Amelia Weed Holbrook, Chicago; 1893:
27663, June 9. 22301

Jack (A) and a Jill; by Mrs. T. McRae. 9 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Mrs. Thomas McRae, New York; D:
4523, Jan. 19. 1904 ; 2c. Dec. 16, 1903. 22302

Jack and a pair of queens; comedy in 1 act, by
L. B. Koepke. [8] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 10, 1912 ; D : 28635 ; Lillian Bil-
lings Koepke, Brooklyn. 22303

Jack (A) and his queen; comedietta in 1 act,
by Harry L. Newton. New York, M. Witmark
& sons, 1913. 15 p. 12°. ([Harry L. New-
ton's one act comedy sketches, monologues
and dramatic episodes] )

© Aug. 4, 1913 ; 2c. Aug. 5, 1913 ; D : 34016 ;
U. Witmark & sons. New York. 22304

Jack and Jill; by S. M. MacDonald.

© Samuel M. MacDonald, South Bend,
Ind. ; D : 6177, Jan. 21, 1905. 22305

by S. T. Shaw.

© Sam T. Shaw, Hartford; 1894:9853,
Feb. 12. 22306

1103

22307

DEAMATIC COMPOSITlOISrs

22329

Jack and Jill — Continued.

comedy in 2 acts, by O. luskeep. 27 p. f °.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 25, 1910 ; D : 20293 ; Carlos Ins-
keep, Darlington, Ind. 22307

comic operetta iu 2 acts, by E. T. Corbett.

New York, Gilliss brotliers [1883] 47 p. 16 .
[Libretto only]

© E. T. Corbett, United States ; 1883 : 15467,
Aug. 22 ; 2c. Aug. 31. 22308

— a fairyesque in 3 acts, lyrics and story
by S. P. Levy, music by Robert A. Keiser. 23
p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Sidney P. Levy, Peusacola, Fla. : D :
12522, Feb. 26, 1908 ; 2c. June 8, 1908. 22309

— a musical comedy.

© George W. Purdy, New York; 1888:
33621, Nov. 26. 22310

a play in 1 act, by Walba Meegan. 20 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Stella Boylan, Bellewood, 111.; D : 6235,
Feb. 17, 1905; 2c. Feb. 17, 1905. 22311

a 3 act farce comedy, by W. H. Shelton.

66 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© William Henry Slielton, New York; D:
3621, June 19, 1903; 2c. June 19, 1903. 22312

Jack and Jill and a friend; by Cicely Hamil-
ton. I^^ew York, S. French ; London, S.
French, ltd., 1911. 20 p. 12°.

© Oct. 20, 1911 ; 2c. Oct. 27, 1911 ; D : 25612 ;
Samuel P'rench, ltd., London. 22313

Jack and Jill and company; by I. B. Goodrich,
jr.

© Ira B. Goodrich, jr., Dorchester, Mass. ;
D : 9752, Jan. 5, 1907. 22314

Jack and Jill and the house they built; play
in 3 acts, by A. Moore. 83 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Dec. 7, 1909 ; D : 17648 ; Anne Moore,
New York. 22315

Jack and John; a vaudeville sketch, by S. Au-
worth Rutherford and I. M. Wilson.

© Irving M. Wilson, San Francisco; D:
10976, July 15, 1907. 22316

See also Poems; bv William Birdsley Ben-
ton.

Jack and the baked-bean stalk; a fairy tale in
2 acts, modernized and set to nmsic by Fred-
eric Field Bullard. New York, G. Schirmer
[etc., etc.] [1909] 20 p. 8°. [G. Schirmers
collection of opera-librettos)

© July 2, 1909 ; 2c. July 2, 1909 ; D : 16231 ;
G. Schirmer, inc.. New York. 22317

Jack and the bean-stalk; a comedy extrava-
ganza for vaudeville, by M. Forrest. 21 p.
f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 16, 1909 ; D : 16388 ; Mark For-
rest, Milwaukee. 22318

comic opera in 3 acts, music by W. T. Jel-

lifte, libretto by C. A. Beard.

© W. T. Jelliffe and Chas. A. Beard, (ialva,
111.; 1894:32296, June 18. 22319

— an extravaganza in 3 acts, by G. F. Piatt.
63 p. 8°. Typewritten,

© George Foster Piatt, Milwaukee: D:
4303, Nov. 25, 1903 ; 2e. Nov. 25, 1903. 22320

- — an operette in 2 acts, by K. D. Cather, mu-
sic by Lessie M. Hancock.

© Katherine D. Cather, San Jose, Cal. ;
D : 14395, Mar. 22, 1909. 22321

— -an original fairy myth burletta and spec-
tacular travesty in 4 acts, founded on the
popular nursery tale of the same name, by
M. R. Tufts.

© Matthias R. Tufts, Chicago ; 1895 : 57448,
Nov. 13. 22322

3 act comedietta, by C. Rockwell.

75 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Clara Rockwell, New York; D : .5819,
Nov. 25, 1904; 2c. Nov. 25, 1904. 22323

— See also Short plays for small players.

Jack Carter's affinity; drama in 4 acts, by A.
Vogt. 52 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© August Vogt, Dallas ; D : 13117, June 5,
1908; 2c. June 5, IDOS. 22324

Jack Courtney's wife; a play in 5 acts, by Mrs.
F. Breaker. 117 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Mrs. Frank Broaker, Brooklyn ; D : 1511,
Mar. 4, 1902; 2c. Mar. 4, 1902. 22325

Jack Daw's delirium; a new original farce in 1
act, by Mr. Weld.

© Sumner Weld Bugbee, Brooklyn ; 1 801 :
37361, Oct. 17. 22326

Jack Deering-'s dilemma; a playlet in 1 act, l>^■
W. W. Norton. 37 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© William Warren Norton, Detroit ; D :
4898, Apr. IS. 1904; 2c. July 23, 1904. 22327

Jack Denton's devotion; a naval drama in 3
acts, bv Gordiin V. May. New York, Dick &
Fitzgerald, 1913. 52 p. 12°.

© Jan. 29, 1913; 2c. Jan. 31, 1913: D:
32262 ; Dick & Fitzgerald, New York. 22328

Jack (A) for every Jill; a comedy in 1 act, by
Will D. Felter. New York, Dick & Fitzgerald,
1903. 14 p. 12°.

© Dick & Fitzgerald, New York ; D : 3654,
June 20, 1903; 2c. July 23, 1903. 22329

1104

22330

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

22351

Jack Frost; an extravaganza, by V. Cassard.

© Vernon Cassard, Chicago; 1897:59542,

Oct. 20. 22330

an extravaganza in 3 acts, by G. F, Steely.

© Guy F. Steely, Chicago; D:41S7, Nov.
4, 1903. 22331

Jack Frost's mistake; a 1 act opei'etta, by
Clara J. Denton.

© March bros., Lebanon, O. ; D.: 11277, Sept.
3, 1907. 22332

Jack Gascoigne of Wall street; by M. New-
man.

© Max Newman, Chicago ; D : 10093, Mar.
8, 1907. 22333

play in 3 acts, by M. J. Newman. 73 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 24, 1910 ; D : 20007 ; Mordecai J.
Newman, United States. 22334

Jack Goodwill; a musical drama in 5 acts, by
O. Wall. Typewritten.

© Orlando Wall, Buffalo, 1900 A: 25249,
Oct. 11 ; 2c. Oct. 11. 22335

Jack Gordon's Phyllis; a comedy in 1 act, by
Harry Lacy.

© Mrs. Harry Lacy, New York ; 1898 : 64870,
Nov. 5. 22336

Jack Harkaway; a nautical sensation drama
in 5 acts, by H. Foster.

© Hernandez Foster, New York; 1873:
14279, Dec. 13. 22337

a romantic play.

© John B. Sparrow, Montreal, Canada ;
1895 : 23478, Apr. 29. 22338

Jack Harkaway afloat and ashore one hun-
dred years ago; an original romantic and new
historic play.

© John B. Sparrow, Montreal, Canada;
1895 : 23479, Apr. 29. 22339

Jack Harkaway among the brigands. See
Monday.

Jack Harkaway among the Mormons; a new
American play in 5 acts, by F. I. Frayne.

© Frank I. Frayne, Pottstown, Pa.; 1878:
2238, Feb. 21. 22340

Jack Harkaway and his son's adventures
round the world; a drama in 5 acts, drama-
tized from an English story of same name, by
E. Mason, jr.

© Mason and Davidge, Philadelphia ; 1874 :
3993, Mar. 25. 22341

Jack Harkaway at Oxford; an English play in
5 acts, dramatized from the story of same
name in the London magazine entitled The
boys of England, by E. Mason, jr.

© E. Mason, jr., and W. Davidge, jr., Phila-
delphia; 1873:11914, Oct. 17. 22342

Jack Harkaway at sea; an English play in 5
acts, dramatized from the story of same name
in the London magazine entitled The boys of
England, by E. Mason, jr.

© E. Mason, jr., and W. Davidge, jr., Phila-
delphia ; 1873 : 11913, Oct. 17. 22343

Jack Harkaway's adventures in the army and
among the brigands; an English play in 4
acts and a prologue, dramatized from the
story of same name in the London magazine
entitled The boys of England, by E. Mason,
jr.

© E. Mason, jr., and W. Davidge, jr., Phila-
delphia ; 1873 : 11912, Oct. 17. 22344

Jack Harkaway's school days, and what came
of them; an English play, consisting of a pro-
logue, 4 acts, and a tableau, dramatized, from
a story of same name, in the London maga-
zine entitled The boys of England, by E.
Mason, jr.

© E. Mason, jr., and W. Davidge, jr., Phila-
delphia ; 1873 : 11911, Oct. 17. 22345

Jack Horner's Christmas pie. See Best (The)
author's Christmas plays.

Jack (The) in the box; a 3 act musical comedy,
by P. White. 7 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libret-
to only]

© Pat White, Sandy Hook, Conn. ; D : 13371,
July 8, 1908 ; 2c. June 30, 1908. 22346

See also Two (The) plums.

Jack, Jill and a friend; play in 2 acts, by C.
Hamilton. 25, [2] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 8, 1911; D: 24165: Cicely Hamil-
ton, London. 22347

Jack Lovejoy's surprise. See Iceman (The)

Jack McCarthy; or, I promised mother, by
D. F. Brown. Typewritten.

© David Franklin Brown, Denison, la. ,
1900 A : 31286, Dec. 26 ; 2c. Dec. 26. 22348
Same. 8 p. f °. Typewritten.

© David Franklin Brown, Denison, la. ;
D : 10890, July 1, 1907 ; Ic. June 10, 1907 ; Ic.
June 20, 1907. 22349

Jack Mason's baby; comedy sketch in 1 scene,
by H. Cornell. 15 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 12, 1910 ; D : 20441 ; Harry Cor-
nell, Hart, Mich. 22350

Jack Miner's wife; a four character comedy
sketch, by M. D. Buchanan. 15 p. obi. 16°.
Typewritten.

© Marcla Darrah Buchanan, Chicago ; D :

9621, Dec. 12, 1906; 2c. Dec. 12, 1906. 22351

Jack-o'-chance; play in 4 acts, by Rav Hepburn

Taylor [pseud, of Cora G. Sadler] 38 p. 4°.

Printed.

© Ic. May 8, 1915; D: 40867; Fr-ank Wait-
still Sadler, West Newton, Mass. 22351a

5379—16 70

1105

22352

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

22374

Jack o' hearts; comedy in 3 acts, by Edith M.
Burrows. Boston, W. H. Baker & co., 1913.
24 p. 12°.

© June 25, 1913; 2c. June 26, 1913; D:
33697 ; Walter H. Baker & co., Boston. 22352

Jack-o'-the-fields; fantasy in 4 acts, by Emer-
son Taylor. 125 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 1, 1913 ; D : 32491 ; Emerson G.
Taylor, Hartford. 22353

Jack of the Pacific fleet; by T. J. GafEney. 10 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Thomas J. Gaffney, Albany ; D : 14780,
Jan. 9, 1909 ; 2c. Jan. 9, 1909. 22354

Jack on time; or, The race of life, a protean
drama in 3 acts, by J. F. Poole.

© John F. Poole, New York; 1870:1297,
Aug. 27. 22355

Jack Reynard, a gold digger of the California
pioneer mining days; a 5 act drama, by A.
Roman. 135 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Anton Roman, San Francisco; 1887:
14498, June 3; 2c. June 18. 22356

Jack roses; a dramatic sketch in 1 act, 1 scene,
by E. W. Scully and L. M. Ulmer. Typewrit-
ten.

© Eugene W. Scully and Lizzie May Ulmer,
New York; 1893:58610, Dec. 30; 2c. Jan. 8,
1894. 22357

Jack Royal of the Ninety-second; a romantic
military melodrama in 6 tableaux, by A. C.
Wheeler (Nym Crinkle) 137 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Harry Lacy, New York; 1891:25647,
July 16 ; 2c. Oct. 14. 22358

Jack Ryerson in Texas. See Bertha, the sew-
ing machine girl of New York.

Jack Shepherd; or, Newgate routed, a bur-
lesque in 2 acts, by W. G. Baker and J. C.
Arnold.

© William G. Baker, San Francisco;
1882 : 21065, Dec. 12. 22359

Jack Sheppard; an opera in 3 acts, libretto by
A. K. Fulton, music by A. Itzel, jr.

© A. K. Fulton and Adam Itzel, jr., Balti-
more; 1885:5056, Feb. 28. 22360

a romantic opera in 3 acts, the libretto by

W. Day, music by Adam Itzel, jr.

© Willard G. Day, Baltimore ; 1885 : 25063,
Nov. 30. 22361

Jack Sheppard and Joe Blueskin; or. Amateur
road agents, melodramatic burlesque in 1 act,
by Frank Dumont. Chicago, The Dramatic
publishing co. [1897] 10 p. 12°. ([Darkey
and comic drama] )

© Dramatic pub. co., Chicago ; 1897 : 59883,
Oct. 22 ; 2c. Oct. 21. 22362

Jack Stanford's experiment; by W. G. Wil-
liams. 4 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Will G. Williams, Waynesburg, O.; D:
6805, June 12, 1905 ; Ic. June 12, 1905 ; Ic. July
15, 1905. 22363

Jack Storm; drama in 7 tableaux, by Pierre
Elzear, tr. and adapted by the Franco-Ameri-
can agency for dramatic literature, ltd.

© FrauQois Mons and Louis Nathal, New
York ; 1886 : 7089, Mar. 26. 22364

Jack, the American newsboy; a thrilling and
sympathetic melodrama in 5 acts, by Otto P.
Prague, dramatized by W. Davidson. 45 p.
f°. Typewritten.

© Wm. Davidson, Portland, Or. ; D : 12268,
Jan. 28, 1908 ; 2c. Jan. 28, 1908. 22365

Jack, the friendless; in 5 acts, by K. Estelle.
© Katie Estelle, Brooklyn ; 1900 A : 31350,
Dec. 27. 22366

Jack the Giant-killer; by G." Auger. 9 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© George Auger, New York ; D : 10330, Apr.
11, 1907 ; 2c. Apr. 3, 1907. 22367

by G. T. Smith, A. B. Sloane and H. N.

Farrar. 78 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Geo. Totten Smith, A. Baldwin Sloane
and Herbert N. Farrar, New York ; D : 14846,
Jan. 19, 1909 ; 2c. Jan. 19, 1909. 22368

an extravaganza in 1 act, by Frank H. Nel-

son.

© William E. Sinn, Baltimore ; 1871 : 11732,
Dec. 12. 22369

— a pantomime, arr. by George R. Edeson.

© Wm. E. Sinn, Baltimore; 1871:11733,
Dec. 12. 22370

a spectacular, musical comedy in 4 acts, by

E. Maynard and W. H. McBride.

© Edwin Maynard and W. H. McBride,
Troy, N. Y. ; 1890:681, Jan. 4. 22371

Jack, the jail breaker; or, From Sing Sing to
liberty, comedy drama in 4 acts, by H. C.
Blaney. 72 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Harry Clay Blaney, Center Moriches,
N. Y. ; D : 10139, Mar. 14, 1907 ; 2c. Mar. 14,
1907. 22372

Jack the Ripper; or. The Whitechapel mys-
tery, a sensational melodrama in a prologue
and 4 acts, by M. Clarke [pseud, of W. E. M.
Clarke] and F. Gerald.

© Florence Gerald and Marlande Clarke,
Philadelphia ; 1888 : 36463, Dec. 22. 22373

Jack, the tramp; a comedy in 4 acts, by D. E.
Dennedy.

© Domlnick E. Dennedy, Nashville; 1878:
12541, Nov. 1. 22374

1106

22375

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

22397

Jack (The) trust. See Box (A) of monkeys,
and other farce comedies.

Jack Wilson, the scout; or, Adventures in the
far West. n. p. 1883. 19 p. 12°.

© Daniel J. Rapp, Reading, Pa.; 1883:
3843, Mar. 1; 2c. Mar. 12. 22375

Jackal (The); climax in 1 act, by H. McAllister.
[1], 20 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 19, 1913; D: 32995; Hall Mc-
Allister, Washington. 22376

Jackdaw (The); by Lady Gregory. 5 sheets.
f°. Proof.

© Lady Gregory, Galway, Ireland : D :
1G040, June 8, 1909 ; 2c. June 8, 1909. 22377

Same. {In The Gaelic American)

© Lady Gregory, Gort, Ireland ; D : 16175,

June 11, 1909 ; 2c. June 11, 1909.

22378

Same. pt. 2.
© Lady Gregory, Gort, Ireland; D: 16185.

June 18, 1909.
Jacko. the sunbeam.

22379

See Sans souci.

Jack's affair; by I. W. Evans. 16 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Isabelle Whitlock Evans, New York ; D :
2910, Jan. 26, 1903; 2c. Jan. 28, 1903. 22380

Jack's afanity; comedy playlet in 1 act, by E.
T. Emery. 8 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 22, 1911; D: 24540; Edwin T.
Emery, San Francisco. 22381

— - sketch of stage life, by Robert E. Ander-
son. 4 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 12, 1912; D: 28681; Olga Brit-
ton and Betty Lorraine, Providence, R. I.

22382

Jack's birthday gift; play in 1 act, by M. J.
Smith. 24 p. 4°. Ms.

© Ic. Jan. 9, 1911; D: 23057; Maude J.
Smith, San Francisco, 22383

Jack's bluff; a comedy sketch in 1 act, by Denis

O'Hazlitt. Boston, W. H. Baker & co., 1905.

13 p. 12°. (On cover: Baker's ed. of plays)

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston ; D : 6926,

July 8, 1905 ; 2c. Sept. 28, 1905. 22384

Jack's brother's sister; sketch in 1 act, by
Pauline Phelps and Marion Short. Boston,
W. H. Baker & co., 1916. 16 p. 12°. (On
cover: Baker's ed. of plays)

© Dec. 7, 1915 ; 2c. Dec. 8, 1915 ; D : 42434 ;
Walter H. Baker & co., Boston. 22384a

Jack's cure for suffragettes; 1 act sketch, by
E. Rosenshine. 15 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 23, 1910; D: 21617 ; Edna Rosen-
shiiae, Sau Francisco. 22385

Jack's godmother; a drama of contemporane-
ous human interest in 3 acts and 1 scene, by
G. F. Judkins. 9 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Georgine Flagg Judkins, Nantucket
Island, Mass.; D : 12117, Dec. 24, 1907; 2c.
Dec. 24, 1907. 22386

Jack's heroine; bj' Nettie Knight.

© Antoinette Blanche Chevalier, Wellesley,
Mass.; D : 927, Oct. 5, 1901. 22387

Jack's honeymoon; a comedy in 3 acts, by H.
G. Carleton. 151 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Henry Guy Carleton, New York ; D :
10029, Feb. 27, 1907 ; 2c. Mar. 7, 1907. 22388

Jack's marriage; a romance of the lower five,
comedy drama in 4 acts, by T. Krebs. 46 p.
f°. Typewritten.

© Tony Krebs, Boston ; D : 550, June 5,
1901; 2c. June 5, 1901. 22389

Jack's pardner; comedy playlet in 1 act, by W.
R. Bennington. 12 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 19, 1911 ; D : 24515 ; Wilber R.
Bennington, Moberly, Mo. 22390

Jack's predicament; a comedietta in 1 act, by
Giselle d'Unger. Chicago, Dramatic pub. co.,
1907, 8 p. 12°.

© Dramatic pub. co., Chicago ; D : 12016,
Dec. 31, 1907 ; 2c. Dec. 31, 1907. 22391

Jack's romance; a play in 1 act, by R. Stuart
and D, A. Bragdon.

© Ralph Stuart and Dudley A. Bragdon,
St. Louis ; 1897 : 55738, Oct. 4 ; 2c. Oct. 4.

22392
Jack's sister; by I. B. Goodrich, jr.

© Ira B. Goodrich, jr., Boston; D : 5812,
Nov. 23, 1904. 22393

Jack's Thanksgiving; a comedy sketch, by S.
Morris. 11 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Sam Morris, Chicago ; 1900 A : 9709, Apr.
16; 2c. Apr. 16. 22394

Jack's uncle; a vaudeville sketch in 1 act, by
Tony Cummings and Willard Holcomb.

© George S. Coleman, Washington ; D : 277,
Mar. 28, 1901. 22395

^or. The little conqueror, 1 act farce, by

Edwin Peter Does. 10 p. f°. Typewritten.

© George Palmer Moore, Brookline. Mass. ;
D : 271, Mar. 23, 1901 ; Ic. Mar. 23, 1901 ; Ic.
Mar. 27, 1901. 22396

Jack's victory; by E. Cornell. 9 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Elizabeth Cornell, New York ; D : 15137,
Feb. 19, 1909; 2c. Feb. 19, 1909. 22397

1107

22398

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

22419

Jack's visitors; or, The school boy's dream, a
patriotic and historical play in 1 act, by
Lilian Stair Schreiner. Clyde, O., Ames' pub-
lishing CO., 1904. 13 p. 12°. ([Ames' series
of standard and minor drama, no. 450] )

© Ames pub. co., Clyde, O. ; D : 4871, Apr.
13, 1904; 2c. Apr. 18, 1904. 22398

Jack's wife; by J. Pardee-Clark. 15 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Jean Pardee-Clark. New Haven ; D :
SG07, May 24, 1906 ; 2c. May 24. 1906. 22399

Jack's wife, Jill; an entirely new and original
comic opera in 3 acts, by J. Yeanmns.

© Jennie Yeamans, New York ; 1895 : 2842.
Jan. 9. 22400

Jackson's honeymoon; by Charles Horwitz. 18
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Perrin G. Somers, Duluth, Minn. ; D :
10371, Apr. IS, 1907; 2c. Apr. 18, 1907.

22401

Jacob and Laban; dramatic and musical drama
in 3 tableaux, by II. Roland.

© Richard Roland, Brooklyn; 1886:16238,
July 17; 2c. July 22. 22402

Jacob Busby. Typewritten and Ms.

© Jesse P. Tillson, Toledo, O. ; 1896 : 32103,
May 27; 2c. July 11. 22403

Jacob Leisler; play of old New York in 4 acts,

by W. O. Bates. [105] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 4, 1911 ; D : 25936 ; William O.

Bates, Indianapolis. 22404

Same. New York, M. Kennerlev, 1913. xi,

248 p. front., plate. 12°.

© June 25, 1913; 2c. July 2, 1913; A:
351312; Mitchell Kennerley, New York.

22405

Jacob ShlafE's mistake; a farce in 1 act, by J.
E. Crary.

© Ames pub. co., Clyde, O. ; 1892 : 40980,
Oct. 10. 22406

Jacob Warner; play in 4 acts, by Ernest Cush-
man Whitton. 94 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 10, 1910 ; D : 22256 ; E. C. Whit-
ton, Brooklyn. 22407

Jacobines (Les); comedie en 4 actes, par A.
Hermant. [Paris, Impr. de I'lUustration]
1907. 2 p. 1., 83 p. 12°.

© Abel Hermant, Paris ; D : 10090, Mar. 7,
1907 ; 2c. Mar. 7, 1907. 22408

Jacobite (The) regiment; tragic opera in 3
acts, written by J. M. Levien and H. O. Nichol-
son, composed by Paul Colberg. 33 p. 4°.
Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© J. Mewburn Levien, London ; D : 2099,
.luly 10, 1902; 2c. ,Iuly 10, 1902. 22409

Jacqueline's mothers; play in 3 acts with sce-
nario and scene plots, by J. R. Hastings.
[153] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 23, 1910 ; D : 21403 ; John Rus-
sel Hastings, New York. 22410

Jacquette; a drama in 3 acts, by Fred Mars-
den [pseud, of W. A. Sliver]

© William A. De Long, Philadelphia ; 1871 :
• 9013, Sept. 27. 22411

or. The mystery of Fontelle, a drama in 4

acts.

© William A. De Long, New York; 1872:
1954, Feb. 29. 22412

Jacquine, the beggar's daughter; a serio-
comic play in 3 acts, by C. Gayler.

© Charles Gayler, New York; 1879:9417,
July 17. 22413

Jael; a 1 act play, by F. G. Gibbs. 13 p. f.
Typewritten.

© Frances Guignard Gibbs, Boston; D:
4038, Feb. 23, 1904 ; 2c. Feb. 27, 1904. 22414

— a play of 3 acts, by L. Fogg.

© Louis Fogg, Cleveland ; D : 8844, July 17,
1906. 22415

poetic drama in 1 act, by F. Kiper [1. e.

F. K. Frank] [1], 28 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 2, 1914; D: 36208; Florence

Kiper, Chicago. 22415a

•by Florence Kiper Frank. 30 p. 12°.

Printed.

© Oct. 20, 1914; 2c. Nov. 9, 1914; D:
38746; Chicago little theatre, Chicago.

22415b

— See also Sanctuary (The) of womanhood.

Jael, daughter of Israel; by A. M. Smith.

© Alice Maude Smith, Tacoma ; D : 13532,
Aug. 11, 1908. 22416

Jael, the wife of Heber, the Kenite; a dra-
matic monologue, by Oliver J. Booth. 13 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Lucy Nelson Whitfield, New York; D:
721, Aug. 6, 1901; 2c. Aug. 6, 1901. 22417

See also Coming (The) of Sisera.

Jaffray's double; a comedy in 8 acts, by A. E.

Ives.

© Alice E. Ives, New York; 1895:49203,
Sept. 28. 22418

Jag; a nuisical comedy in 2 acts, by H. R. Evans.
103 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Henry Ridgely Evans, Washington; D:
9386, Nov. 5, 1906; 2c. Nov. 5, 1906. 22419

1108

22420

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

22441

Jag^ (A) dance; vaudeville sketch dialogue to
accompany dance, by A. Brugard. [7] p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 5, 1912 ; D : 29403 ; Adrienne
Brugard, New York. 22420

Jag (A) of joy; a comedy drama in 1 act, by
E. Blondell. 18 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Edward Blondell, New York ; D : 7058,
Aug. 1, 1905; 2c. Aug. 1, 1905. 22421

Jagon; or. A daughter's atonement, a melo-
drama in 4 acts, by Arnold Reeves. 65 p.
f°. Typewritten.

© Mrs. Aubrey Ruggles, Cambridgeport,
aiass. ; D : 1775, Apr. 23, 1902 ; 2c. Apr. 23,
1902. 22422

or. The stranglers of Paris, a melodrama

in a prologue in 2 pts. and 5 tableaux, dram-
atized by Mrs. W. A. Vigoureux.

© Mrs. W. A. Vigoureux, San Francisco ;
1887:10564, Apr. 19. 22423

Jail (The) bird; a drama in 5 acts, by C. Town-
send. Author's ed. New York, Harold Roor-
bach, 1893. 46 p. 12°. ( [Roorbach's Ameri-
can ed. of acting plays, no. 621 )

© Charles Townsend, Weedsport, N. Y. ;
1893 : 57886, Dec. 28 ; 2c. Oct. 11, 1894. 22424

dramatic sketch, by W. Duncan. 12 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 27, 1912; D: 28853; William
Duncan, Hoboken, N. J. 22425

play in 4 acts, by G. F. Lydston. 183 p.

■ 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 20, 1911; D: 25814; G. Frank

Lydston, Chicago. 22426

Jail (The) bird coon; by J. Norworth [pseud,
of John Klem]

© Jack Norworth, New York; 1900 A:
3599, Feb. 8. 22427

Jail breakers; by J. B. Rice. 11 p. f°. Type-
written.

© James B. Rice, Chicago; D : 9017, Aug.
31, 1906 ; 2c. Sept. 26, 1906. 2,2428

Jail limits; comedy sketch in 1 act, by J. Tay-
lor Lewis. 15 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 4, 1909 ; D : 17280 ; D. Trevor
Lewis, Brooklyn. 22429

Jail up to date; 1 act comedy skit, by D. Darby
Aaronson. 17 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 25, 1915 ; D : 41044 ; Walter E.
Colby, New York. 22429a

Jainkef Josef, the Jew detective; comedy
drama in 3 acts.

© Harry Thompson, New York ; 1887 : 397,
Jan. 7. 22430

Jake and Louise; a comic musical sketch in 1
act, by Mrs. S. E. Cawthorn.

© Mrs. S. E. Cawthorn, United States;
1876:4571, Apr. 1.5. 22431

Jake and Snow; a musical sketch in 1 act. by
Emmett Heskett. Clyde, O.. Ames' publish-
ing CO., 1895. 6 p. 12°. ([Ames' series of
standard and minor drama, no. 261] )

© Ames pub. co., Clyde, O. ; 1895:36049,
July 11 ; Ic. July 19. 22432

Jake, the showman; a drama of every day life
in 3 acts, by G. Clair.

© George Clair, Boston ; ^ 1871 : 6794, July
19. 22433

Jakey Einstein; or. Life on the road, a comedy
drama in 4 acts, hy C. Baswitz. Springfield
[111.] State journal book and job printing co.,
1886. 50 p. 8°.

© Charles Baswitz, Springfield, 111.; 1886:
11021, May 8; 2c. June 12. 22434

Jakob der schmied; schauspiel in 4 akten, von
David PInski. Berlin, Theaterverlag E.
Bloch. 1911. 114 p. 12°.

© Dec. 13, 1911 ; 2c. Feb. 17, 1912 : ' D :
29418, Eduard Bloch, Berlin. 22435

Jalouse; coraMie en 3 actes [par] Alexandre
[Charles Auguste] Bisson et Adolphe Le-
clercq. Paris, P. V. Stock, 1899. 2 p. 1., 152
p. 12°.

© P. V. Stock, Paris ; 1899 : 82214, Dec. 20 ;
2c. Dec. 20. 22436

Jaloux (Le); comedie en 3 actes, par A. Bibesco.
168 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Antoine Bibesco, Paris ; D : Oct. 11, 1904 :
2c. Oct. 11, 1904. 22437

Jamaica; a nnisical comedy in 2 acts, by F. M.
Knowles and Edwin B. Burch.

© Frederick M. Knowles, Brooklyn ; D :
7901, Jan. 18, 1906. 22438

James and John. See Four plays; by Gilbert
Cannan.

James and Mary; a drama in 5 acts, by J. A.
Manning.

© James A. Manning, Boston ; 1886 : 24785,
Nov. 2. 22439

James boys (The) in Missouri; a sensational
comedy drama in 4 acts, by James M. Martin.
63 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© George Klimt, Chicago ; D : 718, Aug. 5,
1901 ; 2c. Aug. 5, 1901. 22440

a western drama in 4 acts, by N. Alvarez.

Clyde, O., Ames' pub. co., 1907. 31 p. 12°.
( [Ames' series of standard and minor drama,
no. 467])

© Ames pub. co., Clyde, O. ; D : lOSSO, June
26, 1907; 2c. June 26, 1907. 22441

1109

22442

DBAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

22459

James (The) boys' last raid; by E. M. Kimball
and J. Abbott.

© E. M. Kimball and John Abbott, Colum-
bus, O. ; D : 1134, Nov. 29, 1901. 22442

James (The) boys, Missouri outlaws, Jessie
and Frank; or. Run to death, in 5 acts and
16 tableaux, by F. Lavarnie.

© Frank Lavarnie, Chicago ; 1882 : 17363,
Oct. 19. 22443

James (The) boys, the bandit kings of Mis-
souri; a comedy drama in 5 acts, by M. Gib-
ney. 90 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Morgan Gibney, Newark, N, J. ; D : 2523,
Oct. 30, 1902 ; 2c. Oct. 30, 1902. 22444

James Harding; a play in 5 acts, by A. Amos.
95 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Andrew Amos, Des Moines ; D : 172, Feb.
28, 1901 ; 2c. Feb. 28, 1901. 22445

James Warner, the rancher; or. The outcast
fugitive, a drama in 4 acts, by W. Herboth.
70 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 27, 1909 ; D : 16394 ; William
Herboth, New York. 22446

James "Wobberts, freshman; a 3 act farce, by
R. W. Tully. 84 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Richard Walton Tullv, Berkeley, Cal. ;
D : 229, Mar. 18, 1901 ; 2c. Mar. 18, 1901.

22447

Jamestown; historic, patriotic and spectacular
drama in 4 acts, by James Arthur MacKnight
and J. Walton.

© J. A. MacKnight, Calera, Ala., and Jose-
phine Walton, New York; D:9173, Sept. 21,
1906. 22448

Jamestown (A) romance. See Phyllis.

Jamieson; a character comedy, by F. S. Potter.
20 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Frances Squire Potter, Minneapolis ; D :
13480, Aug. 1, 1908 ; 2c. Aug. 3, 1908. 22449

Jammerpepi (Die); komodie in 3 akten, von
Alexander Engel. 148 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 17, 1910; D: 22840; Henry W.
Savage, New York. 22450

Jan Vedder's wife; play in 5 acts, adapted and
dramatized from the novel by Amelia E. Barr,
by J. Hedley. 48 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© July 28, 1909 ; D : 16401 ; James Hedlev.
Cleveland. 22451

Jan Vyrava; a drama in 5 acts, by Frantisek
Adolf Hubert, tr. from the Bohemian by SSrka
B. Hrbkova. {In Poet lore, v. 26, no. 3.
May- June, 1915 ; periodical © June 28, 1915 ;
July 1, 1915 ; B : 342110 ; Poet lore co., Boston)

22451a

Jane; a farce in 3 acts, by Harry Nicholls and
W. Lestocq. New York ; Samuel French ;
London, Samuel French, ltd., 1900. 62 p. 12°.
( [French's international copyrighted ed. of
the works of the best authors, no. 41] )

© T. H. French, New York ; 1900 A : 29904,
Dec. 10; 2c. Jan. 3, 1901. 22452

play in 4 acts, by R. Leo. 115 p. 4°.

■ Typewritten.

© Ic. May 13, 1915; D: 40631; Rita Leo,
New York. 22452a

Jane Annie; or, The good conduct prize, a
new and original English comic opera, writ-
ten by J. M. Barrie and A. Conan Doyle,
music by Ernest Ford. New York, Novello.
Ewer & CO., 1893. 51 p. 8°. [Libretto only]

© Chappell & CO., London; 1893:2,3488,
May 15; 2c. May 15. 22453

Jane Clegg; a play in 3 acts, by St. .John G.
Ervine. London, Sidgwick & Jackson, ltd.,
1914. 4 p. 1., 112 p. 12°.

© Aug. 31, 1914; Ic. Aug. 31, 1914; D:
37970; Sidgwick & Jackson, ltd., London.

22453a

Jane Douglas; an historical drama in 5 acts,
by Marguerite Hernulewicz and J. Burnside.

© Jean Burnside, New York ; 1872 : 2166,
Mar. 6. 22454

Jane Eyre; by Charlotte Bronte, dramatized by
C. E. Blaney. 70 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 17, 1910; D : 20481 ; Chas. E.
Blaney, New York. 22455

a play in 5 acts, an adaptation of Charlotte

Bronte's celebrated novel, by Miron Leffing-
well. 48 p. f°. Mimeographed.

© July 2, 1909; 2c. July 26, 1909; D:
16367; Alexander Byers, Chicago. 22456

See also Love and duty. — Master (The)

of Thornfield.

Jane Eyre, the orphan of Lowood; a drama in
5 acts, adapted from the German of IMadame
Birch Pfeiffer, by C. W. Tayleure.

© Clifton W. Tayleure, Brooklyn; 1871:
6,58, Jan. 26. 22457

a romantic drama in 4 acts, written, com-

piled, and arr. upon the novel of Jane Eyre,
by Charlotte Bronte, by J. S. Houghton.

© J. S. Houghton, Philadelphia; 1874:
11925, Sept. 23. 22458

Jane Gentleman; comedy in 3 acts, by R. A.
Wood-Seys. 77 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 11, 1910 ; D : 20762 ; Roland A.
Wood-Seys, San Diego, Cal. 22459

1110

22460

COPYKIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

22479

Jane Haggerstone; a drama in 4 acts and 5
scenes, by G. H. Howard. 104 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© George H. Howard, Washington; D:
4149, Oct. 27, 1903 ; 2c. Oct. 27, 1903. 22460

Jane Ingram; a drama of the Civil War in 5

acts, by F. Peltret. 59 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Frank Peltret, Los Angeles; D : 2313,

Sept. a 1902; 2c. Sept. 9, 1902. 22461

Jane McCrea; by G. J. Stillman.

© George J. Stillman, Jersey City ; D : 4513,
Jan. 16, 1904. 22462

a tragedy, by Richard Henry

Lewis
Type-

[ pseud, of P. H. Carroll] 77 p. 4°
written,

© Philip H. Carroll, Albany ; D : 5261. June
25, 1904; 2c. June 17, 1904. 22463

Jane Seton; a drama in 5 acts, by C. Ulrich,
jr.

© Charles Ulrich, jr., Cincinnati ; 1881 :
19802, Dec. 21. 22464

Jane Shore; drama in 5 acts, by E. Morand, V.
Thompson and M. Schwob. 113 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Eugene Morand, Vance Thompson and
Marcel Schwob, Paris ; D : 191, Feb. 25, 1901 ;
2c. Oct. 2, 1901. 22465

a play in 5 acts, by Genevieve Ward and

W. G. Wills.

© Jarrett and Palmer, New York; 1878:
8046, July 12. 22466

Jane the first; 1 act farce, by E. H. Gould. 18
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 11, 1915; D: 39364; Elizabeth
Hull Gould, Rochester, N. Y. 22466a

Jane, the miner's pet. See Down in a coal
mine.

Jane Vail's mission; or. Boomed for life, a
drama in 5 acts, by J. L. Ashton, drama-
tized from Annie Ashmore's story of that
name.

© J. L. Ashton, Providence, R. I.; 1874:
1931, Feb. 18. 22467

Jane vs. John; comedy in 4 acts, by J. Sea-
grave. 139 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 2, 1915; D: 39566; .Tane Sea-
grave, Brookline, Mass. 22467a

Janet; play in 4 acts, by F. C. Barclay. [105]
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 8, 1911; D: 24878; Fannie C.
Barclay, New York. S2468

Janet Ramo; by H. Burky.

© Henrv Burky, Brooklyn; D:9804, .Tan.
X7, 1907. 22460

Janet Ramo — Continued.

play In 3 acts, by H. Burky. 83 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 29, 1913; D: 32131; Henry
Burky, Brooklyn. 22470

Janet, the sorceress; in 3 acts, by A. G. Baker.

© Anna Genura Baker, Syracuse, N. Y. ;
1900 A: 24025, Sept. 27. 22471

Janey; a comedy in 3 acts, by L. Hall.

© Louis C. Hall, Canton, O. ; D : 14521, Dec.
5, 1908. 22472

Janey Junkins; a comedy-dtama, by Pierce
Kingsley. 106 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Mrs. Pierce Kingslev, New York ; D :
14316, Nov. 18, 1908 ; 2c.. Nov. 18, 1908.

22473

Jangle (The); operetta in 1 act, book and lyrics
by L. A. Barber, music by J. Franclyn Boyer.
13 p. f°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© L. A. Barber, Johnstown. Pa. ; D : 93.''>1,
Oct. 15, 1906; 2c. Oct. 15, 1906. 22474

— original modern romantic drama in 5 acts,
by W. A. Hayes. [5], 66 p. f°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. May 23, 1914; D: 37115; William
Alois Hayes, Philadelphia. 22474a

Janice Meredith.
Janice Meredith.

See Evening (An) with

Janie's doll; drama In 1 act, by F. P. Stock-
bridge. 11 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 11. 1910; D:2226S; Frank
Parker Stockbrldge, Cincinnati. 22475

Janitor (The): a farce comedy in 1 act, by J. J.
Sullivan and C. D. Webber.

© .Joseph J. Sullivan and Carrie D. Webber,
Pittsburgh ; 1900 A : 1461, Jan. 16. 22476

monologue, by A. Hoffman and Joseph L.

Browning. [1], 25 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 25, 1914 ; D : 37988 ; Aaron Hoff-
man, New York. 22476a

— a 1 act comedy, by Arthur Manovill and
Dennis Mullen. 11 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Mullen and Manovill, New York; D:
14746, Jan. 5, 1909 ; 2c. Jan. 12, 1909. 22477

— -a play, by H. Miles. 11 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Sept. 24, 1912; D: 30945; Homer
Miles, New York. 22478

— or. The janitor of the flats, a farce comedy
in 1 act.

© .Joseph J. Sullivan and Carrie D. Webber,
New York ; 1900 A : 10592, Apr. 26 ; 2c. Apr.
26 22479

nil

..J

22480

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

22498

Janitor (The) and the Jap; farce in 1 act, by
Francis Baker Fairfax [pseud, of F. H.
Wheelan] [2], 24 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 28, 1911; D: 23644; F. H.
Wheelan. San Francisco. 22480

Janitor (The) of the flats. See Janitor (The)

Janitor's (The) joke; a sketch for two persons,
by V. Cassard. 13 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Vernon Cassard, New York ; D : 14154,
Oct. 27, 1908; 2c. Oct. 27, 1908. 22481

Janizaries (The) of Jane; a musical play in 2
acts, by Alice May Lindholm [i. e. A. M.
Chase] and Howard Gibbs Chase.

© Alice May Chase, Baltimore ; D : 11411.
Sept. 25, 1907. 22482

Jap (The); by W. G. O'Doherty. 105 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© William G. O'Doherty, Portland, Or. ; D :
14531, Dec. 14, 1908 ; 2c. Dec. 14, 1908. 22483

play in 3 acts, by L. Weadock. [50] p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. July 13, 1911 ; D : 24679 ; Louis Wea-
dock, New York. 22484

Japanese (A) bride; original comedy in 3 acts,
by L. Bascom. 14 p. 4. Typewritten. [Syn-
opsis]

© Lee Bascom, San Francisco ; D : 4087.
Oct. 12, 1903 ; 2c. Oct. 12, 1903. 22485

Japanese (The) doll; a pantomime in 1 act, by
V. Thompson.

© Vance Thompson, New York; 1895:
55010, Oct. 30. 22486

Japanese (A) experiment; thirty-minute sketch,
by A. Dunlap. 17 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Adeline Dunlap, New York ; D : 3191,
Mar. 21, 1903 ; 2c. Mar. 12, 1903. 22487

Japanese fantastics; illustrated pantomime and
drill with musical accompaniment, by L. May
Haughwout, rev. by Stanley Schell. New
York city, E. S. Werner & co., 1904. 9, 6 p.
illus., pis. 4°.

© Edgar S. Werner, New York ; D : 4993.
May 4, 1904; 2c. June 25, 1904. 22488

Japanese (The) from the Neck.
kado.

See Mr. Mi-

Japanese (A) honeymoon; an operatic spec-
tacular extravaganza, compiled, arr. and
adapted by J. A. Beall and E. H. Coates.
[Libretto] Bradford, Pa., Ingram printing
company, 1905. 8 p. illus. obi. 4°.

© James A. Beall and Edward H. Coates;
D : 6925, July 8, 1905 ; 2c. July 8. 1905.

22489

Japanese idyll; vaudeville comedietta, by A.
Johnson.

© Alice Johnson, New York; 1900 A: 9495,
Apr. 13. 22490

Japanese lesson; by Robert Northgate [pseud,
of Ellen M. Barbour] 20 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Oct. 6, 1909; D: 17034; E. M. Bar-
bour, Boston. 22491

Japanese pottery ballet; a dramatic, musical

and terpsichorean composition, by I. Kiralfy.

© Imre Kiralfy, New York ; 1886 : 21939,

Sept. 30. 22492

Japanese (The) prince; miniature comic opera,
books, lyrics, and music, by E. Clark. 23 p.
4°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Sept. 21, 1914; D: 38357; Edward
Clark, Brooklyn. 22492a

[IJ,

play in 1 act, by McCree and Clark.

19 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 1, 1913; D: 32485; McCree &
Clark, New York. 22493

Japanese (A) romance; in 1 act, by F. H.
James. [18] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 17, 1910; D: 21819; Fred H.
James, New York. 22494

Japanese spy; a 1 act drama, by La F. Parks.

© La Fayette Parks, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. ;

D : 6066, June 12. 1905. 22495

Japanese (A) wedding; a 1 act play, by Wil-
liam Henry Shelton. 17 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© W. H. Shelton, New York ; D : 9146, Sept.
26, 1906; 2c. Sept. 26, 1906. 22496

a vaudeville sketch, by W. H. Shelton. 12

p. 4 . Tj-pewritten.

© William Henry Shelton, New York; D:
8518, May 11, 1906 ; 2c. May 11, 1906. 22497

See also Mitsu-Yu-Nissi.

Japanese (The) wife. See Adzuma.

Japhet in search of a father. See Two (The)
foundling's.

Japonica; a nuisical comedy in 2 acts, by H. B.
Smith.

© Harry B. Siiiitb, New York; D : 4825.
Mar. 26, 1904. 22498

Jar (The) of olives; play in 4 acts, from The
Arabian nights, arr. by Beatrice Clay and
Claribel Spurling. Philadelphia, Penn pub.
CO., 1914. 32 p. 12°.

© Nov. 23, 1914; 2c. Nov. 25, 1914; D:
38920; Penn pub. co., Philadelphia. 22498a

1112

22499

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

22520

Jardin (El) de los amores; opereta en 1 acto,
(lividido en 2 cuadros, original y en verso,
letra de E. Lopez-Marin, mrisifa de Ramon
Lopez-Montenegro y Enrique Brn. ^Madrid
[Sociedad de autores espanoles] 1910. 52,
[3] p. 12°. [Liljretto only]

© May 19, 1910; 2c. May 20, 1910: D:
21080; Enrique Lopez-IMarin, Madrid. 22499

Jardin (The) de Paris girls; by T. Miner.

© Tom Miner, New York ; D : 16163, June
25, 1909. 22500

musical comedy in 1 act. by F. E. Stewart.

39 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Words only]

© Ic. Jan. 2.5, 1912; D: 28435; J'rank E.
Stewart, Baltimore. 22501

Jardin (The) Mabille burlesquers.

© Arthur Falk, New York ; 1899 : 14702,
Feb. 23. 22502

Jardin (The) Mabille spectacular extrava-
ganza.

© Arthur Falk, New York; 1899:14701,

Feb. 23. 22503

Jared Jones; a dramatic composition, by E. T.
Gibson. 34 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 19, 1909 ; D : 16287 ; Edward T.
Gibson, Brooklyn. 22504

Jarg'tine, pride of Maximilian's army; mili-
tary drama in 4 acts, by J. Jj. De Bonay.

© John L. De Bonay, New York; 1870:
2283, Sept. 28. 22505

Jarius Jordan; or. The carpenter's son, a New
p]ngland drama in 3 acts, bv Len Ware (Lew
Ward) Clyde, O., Ames pub. co., 1893. 36 p.
12°. ( [Ames' series of standard and minor
drama, no. 324] )

© Ames pub. co., Clyde, O. ; 1893:23495.
May 15; 2c. May 24. 22506

Jarman's own; a comedy in 3 acts, by G. A.
Hibbard.

© George A. Hibbard, Buffalo ; 1892 : 27399,
June 30. 22507

Jarotte; or. The thieves, a comedy drama in 4
acts, by G. Sherwood.

© Grace Sherwood, New York; 1891:^809,
Feb. 20. 22508

Jaskinia Pot§pienca; dramat w pi^ciu aktach.
przerobiony na scen(,\ przez Antoniego Ste-
faiia Zdzieblowskiego.

© W. Dyniewicz, Chicago ; 1894 : 56483. Dec.
.5. 22509

Jasmin; musikalisches lustspiel in 1 akt. von
Leo Heller und Richard Wurmfeld, musik von
James Rothstein. Berlin, Harmonie verlag
[1911] 40 p. 12°. [Words only]

© Feb. 18, 1911. 2c. Feb. 18, 1911; D:
23385; Harmonie verlag, Berlin. 22510

Jasmine; a comedy drama in 1 act, by J. Dwig-

gins. 17 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 16, 1912 ; D : 30858 ; Jay Dwig-
gins, New York. 22511

Jason, das weihnachtsschifE; milrchenspiel in
4 aufziigen und 12 bildern, von Max Moller
und Hendrichs Hormann. [3], 99 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 1, 1915; D: 42176; Anton .L
Benjamin, Hamburg, Germany. 22511a

Jasper; a comedy-drama in 4 acts, by Frank
Dumont.

© Sam Devere, New York; 1882:743. .Tan.
16. 22512

-a drama in 5 acts, suggested by and based

upon the fragment by Charles Dickens, The

mystery of Edwin Drood, by T. C. De Leon.

© T. C. De Leon, New York; 1871:7747,

Aug. 19. 22513

— an original play in 4 acts, by F. Rogers.

© F. Rogers, New York; 1877:8620, July
24. 22514

- — - Same.

© Sam Devere, United States ; 1877 : 9447,
Aug. 17. 22515

Jasper (The) judgment; a melodrama in 5 acts
and 6 scenes, by J. H. Wilson.

© John H. Wilson, Jamaica Plain, Mass. ;
D:1556, Mar. 11, 1902. 22516

Jasper Luckings, the Kanuck landlord and
California gardener. See Violets.

Jasper's fortune,
world.

See Not the way of the

Jasper's love; or, The master of Bed hall,
drama in 4 acts. 67 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Catherine Mary Winslow, Boston; 1885:
12820, .June 10; 2c. July 28. 22517

Jasper's promise; drama in 4 acts, by H. Stark.

© Henry Stark, Baltimore ; D : 561, June
10, 1901. 22518

Jasper's troubles; a farce in 1 act, by Theodore
A. Doucet. Clyde, O., Ames publishing co.,
1908. 9 p. 12°. ([Ames' series of standard
and minor drama, no. 478] )

© Ames pi*. CO., Clyde. O. ; D : 14577, Dec.
21, 1908; 2c. Dec. 21, 1908. 22519

Jassemine; in 4 acts, by S. B. Kennedy and L.
Norton. 161 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Sara Beaumont Kennedy and Leonard
Norton, Memphis; D : 1518, Mar. 5, 1902; 2c.
Mar. 5, 1902. 22520

1113

22520

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

22542

Jaune & rouge; piece sociale en 1 acre, par
Louis Bouvet & Charles Darantiei-e. Paris,
C. Joubert, 1914. 24 p. 8°.

© Mar. 7, 1914; Ic. Mar. 18, 1914; D:
36652; Joubert, Paris. 22520a

Javelin (The) and sceptre; or, The demoniac
king, a drama, by A. Snider.

© A. Snider, Princeton, Ind. ; 1875 : 13065,
Dec. 11. 22521

Javelle les Eaux; vaudeville-operette en 1 acte
et 2 tableaux, de F. Vercourt et J. R. Bever,
musique de Geo. Clarett. Paris, C. Joubert,
1909. 51 p. 8°. [Libretto only]

© Sept. 1, 1909; 2c. Sept. 4, 1909; D:
16704; C. Joubert, Paris. 22522

Jay (The) and the jasper. See Hot stuff.

Jay, BlvifE & co. ; a farce comedy in 3 acts, by
A. W. Bell. S3 p. 12°. Ms.

© Allen W. Bell, Washington ; 1894 : 49034,
Oct. 20; 2c. Nov. 8. 22523

Jay Cesar, esquire; a [umsical] burlesque,
words by M. Goldsmith. [Philadelphia, Gil-
lam's sons company] 1893. 1 p. 1., 25 p. 12°.
[Words only]

© Milton Goldsmith, Philadelphia; 1893:
49694, Nov. 7 ; 2c. Dec. 28 ; 2c. June 2, 1894.

22524

Jay (A) circus; a farce comedy innovation,
written for Dan Sherman.

© Dan Sherman, New Rochelle, N. Y. :
1894: 14555, 14556, Mar. 14. 22525, 22526

a vaudeville farce in 1 act, by N. Harper.

5 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Neal Harper, New York ; D : 7594, Nov.
21, 1905; 2c. Nov. 21, 1905. 22527

Jay (A) company in a jay hotel in a jay
town; a loller in 2 acts, by D. Thompson and
G. W. Ryer.

© Denman Thompson and George W. Ryer,
United States ; 1885 : 25210, Dec. 2. 22528

Jay (The) criminal lawyer; monologue, by F.
Bell. [1], 6 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 23, 1914 ; D : 36925 ; Frank Bell,
New I'ork. 22528a

Jay (A) from Jaysville; a musical comedy in 3
acts, by E. B. Chesterman, jr. (Bruce Ber-
nard)

© E. Bruce Chesterman, Richmond ; 1897 :
10422, Feb. 10. * 22529

Jay (The) mazetteers. See Iceman (The)

Jay (A) on Broadway; a musical farce comedy
in 3 acts, by Edward Blondell.

© Blondell & Fennessy, Lowell; 1898:
63071, Oct. 27. 22530

Jays (The); June's jolly, jovial, jollity, a farce
comedy, by George Willett June.

© G. W. June, Indianapolis; 1888:6324,
Feb. 29. 22531

Jayville Junction; an hour and a half of com-
edy in a railroad depot, by Harry L. New-
ton. Chicago, T. S. Denison, 1906. 39 p. 12°.
© T. S. Denison, Chicago; D : 9074, Sept.

, 12, 1906; 2c. Oct. 18, 1906. 22532

Je dine chez ma mere, See Contrast.

Je (Le) ne sais quoi? coraMie en 3 actes, [de]
Francis de Croisset et Maurice de Waleffe.
Paris, Librairie Moli6re, 1905. 91 p. 12°.

© F61ix Demoly, Paris; D : 6115, Jan. 23,
1905 ; 2c. Feb. 28, 1905. 22533

Je vous aime; play in 1 act, by B. Laska. [2],
30 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 4, 1912; D : 28213 ; PMward
Laska, New York. 22534

Jealous (The) God; a modern American play,
by J. L. Berry.

© John Louis Berry, Denver ; D : 6537, Apr.
18, 1905. 22535

Jealous (The) husband; a comedy in 1 act, by
M. Walsh.

© Marie Walsh, Brooklyn ; 1897 : 16044,
Mar. 8. 22536

• a Negro sketch, arr. by Charles AVhite.

New York, R. M. De Witt, 1874. 6 p. 12°.
([De Witt's Ethiopian and comic drama, no.
33])

© Robert M. De Witt, New York; 1874:
15830, D(>e. 31 ; 2c. Feb. 19, 1875. 22537

Jealous (The) wife; comedy in 1 act, adapted
from German of Kokebue, by Marion Eddy
[pseud, of M. F. Delanoy]

© Marian F. Delanoy, Alameda? Cal. ; 1898 :
43361, July 20. 22538

a monologue, by Adrienne Roucolle. Chi-
cago, Dramatic publishing co.. 1908. 6 p. 12°.

© Dramatic pub. co., Chicago ; D : 14731,
Jan. 2, 1909 ; 2c. Jan. 2, 1909. 22539

Jealousies (The) of good Mrs. Goode; farce, 1
act, by Franklin Winter.

© Frank Howe, jr., Philadelphia; D: 14150,
Oct. 26, 1908. 22540

Jealousy; a comedietta in 1 act, by M. W. Wild-
rick. Philadelphia, L. R. Hamerslev & co.,
1889. 10 p. 8°.

© Marion AVhite Wildrick, Fort Hamilton,
N. Y. ; 1889 : 7206, Mar. 6 ; 2c. Mar. 13. 22541

comedy 1 act playlet, by J. L. Thompson.

ii, 11 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 28, 1910 ; D : 21192 ; J. L. Thomp-
son, Chicago. 22542

1114

22543

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

22557

Jealousy — Continued.

■ a drama in 5 acts and 1 tableau, by J. F.

Scott and J. C. Jacobson.

© J. F. Scott and J. C. Jacobson, United
States ; 1879 : 14268, Oct. 25. 22543

drama in 4 acts, by Meyer Schwartz.

[2], 1.56 p. 8°. Ms.

© Ic. July 15, 1913; D : 33797 ; .Julius
Broder, New York. 22544

drama in 4 acts and 5 scenes, by M. Arzi-

basheff, tr. into Yiddish, by Abram NaumoJf.

[186] p. 8°. Ms.

© Ic. Jan. 28, 1914; D: 35819; Latest
tlieatre co., inc.. New York. 22544a

farce in 1 act, by J. T. Powers. 20 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. June 4, 1915 ; D : 40837 ; James T.
Powers, New York. 22544b

•play in 4 acts, founded on the great Car-

man mystery, by G. Gaden and S. McCloskey.
[120] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 13, 1914; D: 38562; Garland
Gaden and Stuart McCloskey, Roosevelt, N. Y.

22544c

play in 1 act, by J. Turnour. [1], 8 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 7, 1911 ; D : 23578 ; Jules Turn-
our, Independence, Mo. 22545

sketch in 1 scene, by H. Maitland. [3], 15

p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 10, 1912 ; D : 28654 ; Harry Mait-
land, Geneva. O. 22546

See also What should she do?

Jealousy and love; a drama in 3 acts, by C. W.
Flythe. [17] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 5, 1913; D: 32517; Clarence
Wilbur Flythe, Richmond. 22547

Jealousy (The) cure; farce comedy sketch in 1
act, by E. Hansen and G. Sraithfield. [2],
19 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 10, 1913 ; D : 31987 ; Edward
Hansen and Geo. Smithfield, New York.

22548

[2],

— playlet in 1 act, by N. H. Hornstine.
14 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 5, 1912; D: 31322; Nathan H.
Hornstine, Philadelphia. 22549

Jealousy cured; a society sketch, by C. L. Mon-
roe and A. A. Shearer. Rochester, N. Y., Mon-
roe & Shearer [1897] cover-title, 12 p. 24°.
(Up-to-date series)

© Monroe & Shearer, Rochester, N. Y". ;
1897 : 64641, Nov. 20 ; 2c. Nov. 20. 22550

Jealousy vs. love. See Home rule.

Jealousy's tangles; comedy in 1 act, by L. X.
Floyd. [2], 20 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 11, 1911; D: 24908; Lucretia
Xavier Floyd, Cambridge, Mass. 22551

Jean; [play in 1 act] by Donald Colquhoun.
London and Glasgow, Gowans & Gray, ltd.,
1914. 41 p. 24°.

© Apr. 21, 1914 ; Ic. May 4, 1914 ; D : 36912 ;
Gowans & Gray, ltd., Glasgow. 22551a

Jean, a dainty maid; drama with lyrics for the
comic opera, by F. C. H. Hubbard. 66 p. f°.
Ms. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Jan. 24, 1910 ; D : 20012 ; Frieda Car-
lotta Hinrichs Hubbard, Denver. 22552

Jean and the plumber; play in 1 act, by M,
Nybloc. 20 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 19, 1915; D: 40700; Margaret
Nybloc, New York. 22552a

Jean Baptiste of Cangahawaga, P. Q.; a drama
in 4 acts, by M. B. Curtis.

© M. B. Curtis, United States ; 1884 : 21217,
Oct. 23. 22553

Jean Baudry; or, Love and gratitude, drama
in 4 acts, by Auguste Vaquerie, tr. from the
French into English by M. Davidson. [69]
p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 28, 1915; D: 42587; Mollie
Davidson, Philadelphia. 22553a

Jean Blanchard; a drama in 4 acts, by M. E.
Erun.

© Martha E. Brun, St. Louis ; 1898 : 36364,
June 13. 22554

Jean Cevenol; a drama in 5 acts, by Auguste
Fraisse and Henri Sena.

© Francois Mons and Louis Nathal, New
York; 1886:19906, Sept. 3. 22555

Jean la cocarde; pi^ce en 5 actes et 7 tableaux,
[de] Eugene Gugenheim et Georges Le Faure.
Paris, P.-V. Stock, 1902. 2 p. 1., 146 p. 12°.

© P. V. Stock, Paris; D : 2376, Sept. 25,
1902; 2c. Sept. 25. 1902. 22556

Jean Lafitte; a play in 5 acts, by Hilliard Hol-
den. 157 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Oliver Hilliard Booth, Poughkeepsie,
N. Y. ; D:6798, June 9, 1905; 2c. June 9,
1905. 22557

1115

22558

DKAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

22578

Jean Lafitte — Continued.

a play in 4 acts, by W. D. Fox.

© W. D. Fox, Murfree.sboro, Tenn. ; D :
1650, Mar. 26, 1902. 22558

Jean Lafitte, the pirate of the Gulf; a drama
in 4 acts, by J. A. Fraser. Typewritten.
[Synopsis]

© John Arthur Fraser, Chicago ; D : 195,
Mar. 11, 1901 ; 2c. May 28, 1902. 22559

Jean Lajoie; 1 act of a drama, by J. M. French.
40 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© John McLean French. New Yorlc ; D :
8769, June 30, 1906 ; 2c. June 30, 1906. 22560

Jean-Marie; drama in 1 act, from the French of
Andre Theuriet, rendered into English verse,
by A. Lawrence.

© Alice Lawrence, New York ; 1891 : 8232,
Mar. 4; 2c. Feb. 16, 1898. 22561

play in 1 act, by Andre Theuriet, tr. by

Barrett H. Clark. New York, Samuel French ;
London, Samuel French, ltd. [1915] 16 p.
12°. (The world's best plays by celebrated
European authors)

© Sept. 17, 1915; 2c. Sept. 20, 1915; D:
41786; Samuel French, New York. 22561a

Jean III; ou, L'irresistible vocation du fils
Mondoucet, comedie en 3 actes, par S. Gui-
try. 18 p. 4°. (L'lllustration th§atrale, 8*
annee— 217, 8 juin 1912)

© June 8, 1912; 2c. .July 24, 1912; D:
30327; Sacha Guitry, Paris. 22563

Jean Valjean; a drama, adapted from Victor
Hugo's Les miserables, by W. E. McDermut
and B. H. Atwood.

© Wilson E. McDermut and Bertrand H.
Atwood, Fort Wayne, Ind. ; 1884 : 12924, June
27. 22563

— a play in 4 acts, by C. Lawson.

© Charles Lawson, New York ; D : 8842,
July 18, 1906. 22564

or. Branded for life, a spectacular roman-

tic drama in 6 acts, founded on Les misSrables
by Victor Hugo, by J. P. Craig.

© John Paul Craig, San Francisco ; 1891 :
34398, Sept. 28. 22565

or. The shadow of the law, a dramatiza-

tion of Victor Hugo's Les miserables, in 5 acts
by H. C. Fulton. Davenport, la., Glass &
Axtman, 1886. 65 p. 16°.

© H. C. Fulton, Davenport, la.; 1886:
8512, Apr. 9; 2c. June 1. 22566

— — See also Miserables (Les)

Jean Valjean, the convict; by C. E. Blaney.
© Charles E. Blaney, Newark, N. J.; D:
2062, June 28, 1902. 22567

Jeanie; or, Mrs. Terry's Thursday at home, a
drama in 3 acts, by Mrs. J. McL. Beach. 29
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Mrs. Jesse McLean Beach, Los Angeles;
D : 14419, Nov. 30, 1908 ; 2c. Nov. 30, 1908.

22568

Jeanie Jewell's mosaics; by J. J. Hotchkiss.

© .Jeanie Jewell Hotchkiss, Elmira, N. Y. ;
, 1880 : 5045, Mar. 30. 22569

Jeanne; in 4 acts, by E. F. Power.

© Edward F. Power, New York ; D : 24.
Jan. 11, 1901. 22570

Jeanne d'Arc; a play in 5 acts, by M. V.
Samuels. 109 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Maurice V. Samuels, San Francisco ; D :
4119, Oct. 20, 1903; 2c. Oct. 20, 1903. 22571

by Percy Mackaye. New York, Jjon-

don, The Blacmillan company, 1906. ix, 163
p. 11. plates. 12°.

© Macmillan co., New York; D:9176, Oct.
2, 1906 ; 2c. Oct. 2, 1906. 22572

— — a play in 4 acts and 9 tableaux, by Ij. Mars-
ton. 98 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Lawrence Marston, New York ; D : 8399,
Apr. 13, 1906; 2c. Apr. 13, 1906. 22573

Jeanne d'Arc at Vaucouleurs; romantic drama
for the stage, by W. Hutchins. (In Poet Jjore,
V. 21, no. 2)

© Mav 5, 1910 ; 2c. May 13. 1910 ; D : 21035 ;
Will Hutchins, Greenfield, Mass. 22574

Jeanne de 'Veney; a romantic play of the 16th
century, time of Louis XIV of France, in 4
acts, by .J. Ivaufmann.

© Joe Kaufmann. Port Richmond, N. Y. ;
D : 6024, Jan. 9, 1905. 22575

Jeanne Dore; pi§ce en 3 actes et 7 tableaux, par
T.Bernard. (/?). Petite illustration, no. 6.5. 30
mai 1914, serie-theatre no. 39)

© May 30, 1914; Ic. June 22, 1914; D:
37368; Tristan Bernard, Paris. 22575a

Jeanne du Barri; an historical drama in 5 acts,
by L. Hollis. 218 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Lorraine Hollis, New York; D:1012.
Oct. 7, 1901; 2c. Nov. 8, 1901. 22576

Jeanne Ingalls; by Mrs. M. G. Kern.

© Mrs. M. G. Kern, St. Louis; D: 13139,
June 8, 1908. 22577

Jeanne Morelet; a drama in 6 acts .•ind 19
tableaux, by Clairville.

© ^^rancois Mons and Louis Nathal. New
York ; 1886 : 19917, Sept. 3. 22578

Jeanne of his dreams; comedy in 3 acts, by

H. K. G. Bosch. [1], 59 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 14, 1914; D: 36028; Helene R.

Greanelle Bosch, New York. 22578a

1116

22579

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

22601

Jeannette; by F. C. Patterson. 7 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Frederick C. Patterson, New York ; D :
8202, Mar. 21, 3906; 2c. Mar. 21, 1906. 22579

• an emotional melodrama in 5 acts and 7

scenes.

© George Heister, New York ; D : 12230,

Jan. 23, 1908. 22580

— a play in 3 acts, by F. Mariani. 109 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Federico Mariani, New York ; D : 10960,

July 1, 1907; 2c. July 1, 1907. 22581

a spectacle drama in 5 acts.

© Stephen Fiske, New York; 1882:2307,
Feb. 13. 22582

Jeannette La Var. -See Cardinal (The)

Jeannette's wedding; comic operetta in 1 act,
composed by Victor Mass§, text, by Jules
Barbier and INIichel Carre, tr. and adapted
from the French for the English stage, by
E. Schwab.

© Emil Schwab, Boston ; 1884 : 12208, June
16. 22583

Jeannine; piece en 3 actes, de P. Grasset. (I.i
Comoedia, lundi, 7 octobre 1912)

© Oct. 7, 1912 ; 2c. Oct. 26, 1912 ; D : 31246 ;
Pierre Grasset, Paris. 22584

Jean's airship; by E. H. Randall.

© Emilv Home Randall, Chicago ; D :
1472, Feb. 20, 1902. 22585

Jean's happiness; play, by A. J. Pierce and
A. S. Baxter. 35 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 10, 1912; D : 29925 ; Alfred
James Pierce and Annie Scott Baxter, Erie,
Pa. 22586

Jed Prouty, the man from Maine; a domestic
drama in 4 acts, by W. Gill and R. Golden.

© William Gill and Richard Golden, United
States ; 1889 : 2546, Jan. 21. 22587

Jedediah Basset's kettle drum and kitchen
of ye olden time; by J. Bassett.

© Jedediah Bassett, Baltimore ; 1887 : 5005.
Mar. 5. 22588

Jedediah Judkins, J. P.; a drama in 4 acts, by
Warren J. Brier. Chicago, T. S. Denison,
1888. 62 p. 12°. ( [Alta series] )

© Thomas S. Denison, Chicago; 1888:
26351, Sept. 15 ; 2c. Oct. 23. 22589

Jedermann; das spiel vom sterben des reichen
maunes, erneuert von Hugo von Hofmannsthal.
5. aufl. Berlin, S. Fischer, verlag, 1912. 107,
[1] p. 12°.

© Nov. 26, 1911; 2c. Feb. 17, 1912; D:
28734; S. Fischer, verlag. Berlin. 22590

Jeems Macbeth; a travesty, by J. Ross.

© Julia Ross, Asbury Park; 1897:60748,
Oct. 27; 2c. Jan. 17, 1898. 22591

JefE; drama in 3 acts, with prologue, by S. J.
Batchelor,

© Stanton J. Batchelor, Pittsburgh; 1874:
4693, Apr. 9. 22592

dramatic sketch in 1 act, by F. Allen. [4],

21 p. 4 . Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 14, 1910; D: 22086; Frank Al-
len, Plainfield, N. J. 22593

or, The slave's return, a new 2 act drama,

by F. R. Tibbitts.

© Frank R. Tibbitts, Cleveland ; 1879 : 6231,
May 9. 22594

Jeff, the black detective; a sensational comedy
drama in 4 acts, by W. T. Melville.

© W. T. Melville, Brooklyn; 1892:18702,
Apr. 30. 22595

Jefferson Kipp; a comedy in 3 acts, by P. Wil-
stach. 52 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Paul Wilstach, New York ; D : 7926, Jan.
30, 1906; 2c. Jan. 13, 1906. 22596

Jeffersons (The) of Georgia; society luelodrama
in 3 acts, by Billie Burke. 41 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. July 18, 1912; D: 30290; William
Francis Burke, New York. 22597

Jeg vil vserge mit land; skuespil i 5 akter,
af Gunnar Heiberg. Kristiania, H. Asche-
houg & CO., 1912. 3 p. 1., 161 p. 12°.

© Feb. 6, 1912 ; 2c. June 21, 1912 ; D : 30049 ;
H. Aschehoug & co., Christiania, Norway.

22598

Jehovah's triumph. See Nebuchadnezzar.

Jehu Higgins, in Horse sense; a vaudeville

monologue, words and music by B. E. Leavitt.

© Burton Emerson Leavitt, Putnam, Conn. ;

D : 15933, May 24, 1909. 22599

Jekyll's soliloquy; by S. G. Benson. 24 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 8, 1910 ; D : 22373 ; Samuel Crans-
ton Benson, San Francisco. 22600

Jemima; farce in 1 act, by E. Gervase. 30 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. .Tune 5, 1915; D: 40860; Edward
Gervase, New York. 22600a

01% The witch of Bender, a comedy in 3

acts, bv H. Elliott McBride. Dick's American
ed. New York, Dick & Fitzgerald, 1901. 29
p. 12°.

© Dick & Fitzgerald, New York; D:623,
Tuly 1, 1901; 2c. Sept. 17, 1901. 22601

1117

82602

DEAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

22618

Jenkins, of Dubuque and New York; by B.
Douglas.

© Boyd Douglas, Lima, O. ; 1899:25561,
Apr. 12. 22602

Jenkin's tragedy; comedy sketch in 1 act, by
D. L. Beckingsale. 8 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 19, 1011; D: 23994; Daniel
Loftus Beckingsale, New York. 22603

Jenkin's vacation; dramatic sketch, by H. G.
Bates. 11 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. IS, 1914; D: 36397; Harry G.

Bates, New York. 22603a

Jenkinses (The) go to the circus; rural romp in
1 act, by Sarah Pratt Carr. New York, E. S.
Werner & company, 1912. 21 p. 12°.

© Apr. 16, 1912; 2c. Apr. 19, 1912; D:
29514; Edgar S. Werner, New York. 22604

Jenks, the unexpected; a comedy of the present
day in 3 acts, by G. S. Dunkin. 107 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Gertrude Scott Dunkin, New York; D:
10428, Apr. 26, 1907; 2c. Apr. 26, 1907.

22605

Jenna, the flower of Kabylia; comic opera in 2
acts, by M. L. Lake. 42 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. July 10, 1912 ; D : 30224 ; M. L. Lake,
New York. 22606

Jennie knows.
Sobel.

See Three plays; by Bernard

Jennie Lyman, the mill girl; a 5 act play, by
F. H. Stauffer.

© Frank H. Stauffer, Philadelphia; 1874:
588, Jan. 17. 22607

Jennie o' the hills; drama of Kentucky life in
3 acts, by S. D. Eccles. [44] p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Dec. 14, 1914; D : 39082 ; Samuel
Douglas Eccles, Los Angeles. 22607a

Jennie Vail's mission; or. Doomed for life, a
play in 5 acts, dramatized by J. W. Lewis.
(Lewis' dramatic works, no. 11)

© J. Warren Lewis, United States; 1874:
2798, Mar. 7, 22608

Jenny; play in 4 acts, by H. K. Webster. [118]
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 8, 1911 ; D : 25704 ; Henry Kit-
chen Webster, Evanston, 111. 22609

Jenny, the flower of the plains; by E. de Cor-
sia. 96 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Edward de Corsia, New York; D: 11075.
July 29, 1907; 2c. July 29, 1907. 22610

Jenny Wren, the lost guinea hen and Dame
Fay; a play and dance for children, words and
music by O. B. Drew. New Orleans, L.
Grunewald, 1885. 5 p. 8°.

© Louis Grunewald, New Orleans ; 1885 :
2401, Jan. 27; 2c. Jan. 28. 22611

Jephtha sacrificing, and Dinah; two dramatic
poems, by Edwin Thomas Whiffen. New York,

. The Grafton press [1908] 89 p. 12°.

© Grafton press. New York ; A : 209120,
June 8, 1908; 2c. June 8, 1908. 22611a

Jephthah's daughter; additional acts to sacred
drama, by Lucy Cleveland (Leo di San-Mare)

© Lucy Cleveland, New York ; D : 1558,
Mar. 12, 1902. 22612

— a biblical drama in 3 acts, by Lucy H.
Nelson. . . . Chicago, A. Flanagan company
[1909] 32 p. illus. 8°.

© A. Flanagan co., Chicago ; D : 15944,
May 17, 1909; 2c. May 17, 1909. 22613

a drama in 3 acts, by L. H. Nelson.

Chicago, A. Flanagan company [1909] 32 p.
incl. front., illus. 8°.

© Lucv H. Nelson, Decatur, 111. ; D : 14806,
Jan. 7, 1909; 2c. May 17, 1909. 22614

Jephthah's vow; by J. Jacobson.

© Janie Jacobson, New York ; D : 6657,
May 3, 1905. 22615

Jeppe of tJie hill See Comedies by Holberg.

Jeppe on the hill; or, The transformed peas-
ant, comedy in 5 acts, tr. from the Danish of
Ludwig von Holberg by Waldemar C. Wester-
gaard and Martin B. Ruud ; with a biographi-
cal sketch of Holberg by Morris Johnson and
an introduction by W. C. Westergaard. Grand
Forks, N. D., The Evening times company,
1906, xiv, [2], 17-51 p. incl. front., illus.
12°.

© W. C. Westergaard, Buffalo, N. D. ; D:
8061, May 28, 1906; 2c. June 22, 1906. 22616

Jerome park with the four-in-hand club.
Tally-ho (The)

Sec

Jerome's wife; a comedy drama in 3 acts, by
F. Keller.

© Frederic Keller, Brooklyn; 1881:16501,
Oct. 25. 22617

Jerry; comedy in 3 acts, by C. C. Gushing.
[177] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 27, 1914; D: 36487; Catherine
Chisholm Gushing, New York. 22617a

an original comedy drama, by H. A. Daw-
trey.

© L. E. Weed, New York; 1892:27195,
June 29. 22618

1118

22619

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

22639

Jerry-builder (The); a play in 3 acts, by Mark
Melford.

© Prank W. Sanger, New York; 1897:
32409, May 28. 22619

Jerry Bundler. See Ghost (The) of Jerry
Bundler.

Jerry Chub; a local drama in 4 acts, by C. T.
Parsloe,

© Charles Thomas Parsloe, New York;
1872 : 8157, Aug. 1. 22620

Jerry Coyne's double; or, The dream in the
fairy ring. Huddersfield, Geo. Harper's
exrs., 1907. 47 p. 12°.

© William O'Connor, New York ; D : lOSOl,
June 18, 1907 ; 2c. June 18, 1907. 22621

Jerry Hoolagin; by W. D. A. O'Brien.

© W. D. A. O'Brien, Springfield, O. ; 1882 :
19068, Nov. 10. 22622

Jerry Judson; a comedy in 3 acts, by P. Plun-
kett. 98 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Percy Plunkett, New York ; D : 1451.
June 15, 1902 ; 2c. Feb. 25, 1902. 22623

Jerry Monohan, ice-man; play in 1 act, by T. E.
Kyle. [8] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 14, 1914; D ; 36349 ; Tom E.
Kyle, New York. 22623a

Jerry, the squealer; melodrama in 1 act and 4
scenes, by E. Mitchell. 27 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Dec. 31, 1914 ; D : 39256 ; Earle Mitch-
ell, Rutherford, N. J. 22623b

Jersey (The) coast; by J. Wetmore.

© Jennie Wetmore, West Superior, Wis. ;
D:3633, June 22, 1903. 22624

Jersey (A) home; a rural comedy drama in 4
acts, by Ki chard Lyle. 118 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Richard Swift Lyle, New York ; D : 2841,
Jan. 12, 1903; 2c. Jan. 12, 1903. 22625

Jersey (The) lillies; burlesque in 1 act, by
E. F. Rush.

© Ed. F. Rush, New York ; 1900 A : 27067,
Oct. 31. 22626

Jersey (The) lilys. Typewritten.

© Alf Grant, New York; 1900 A : 21273,
Aug. 25; 2c. Aug. 25. 22627

Jerseyman (The); comedy-drama in 4 acts, by
E. A. Locke.

© Edwin A. Locke, Boston; 1882:13255,
Aug. 11. 22628

Jerusalem; piece en 5 actes, en prose, par G.
Rivollet. 26 p. (In Petite illustration, no.
50, 14 f^vrier 1914; serie-theatre, no. 30)

© Feb. 14, 1914; 2c. Mar. 17, 1914; D:
36380 ; George Rivollet, Paris. 22628a

Jerusalem; a spectacular comedy in 3 acts, by
W. B. Watson.

© W. B. Watson, Brooklyn ; D : 548, June
4, 1901. 22629

a spectacular psychic drama in 5 acts, by

Lincoln Balch. 143 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Henry Wood, Cambridge, Mass. ; D :
9018, Aug. 31, 1906 ; 2c. Sept. 24, 1906. 22630

Jerusalem and the crusades; the sublime his-
torical spectacle in 2 pts., by .Tohn Rettig. 11
p. 4°. Printed.

© Ringling bros., Baraboo, Wis. ; D : 3418,
May 4, 1903; 2c. May 26, 1903. 22631

Jerusalem delivered. See Crusades (The)

Jerusalem, the holy city; an original play in
4 acts, by C. Bennett. Springfield, 111., C.
Bennett, 1904. 1 p. 1., 5-53 numb. 1. 8°.

© Clarence Bennett, Springfield, 111.; D:
4508, Jan. 15, 1904 ; 2c. Apr. 14, 1904. 22632

Jerusha Dow's album no. 2, her friends and
neighbors; by Laura M. Parsons.

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston; 1899:
25920, Apr. 13; 2c. May 12. 22633

Jerusha, the devil's dam and the Satan's con-
coctions; or. The devil's pills, drops, drinks
and physic, a great magical and spectacular
play in prologue and 4 acts, by F. D. Reinau.
© Francis D. Reinau, New York; D : 631,
July 3, 1901. 22634

Jes' lak white fo'ks; negro operetto in 1 act,
by W. M. Cook, with additional lyrics by
Paul Laurence Dunbar, cover-title, 8 p. 16°.
Printed. [Libretto only]

© Will Marion Cook, Brooklyn; 1900 A:
14937, June 15; 2c. June 15. 22635

Jes' like white folks; a negro farce in 2 acts,
by C. I. Emms. Clyde, O., Ames' publishing
CO., 1903. 7 p. 12°. (On cover: Ames' series
of standard and minor drama, no. 444)

© Ames pub. co., Clyde, O. ; D : 4434, Dec.
26, 1903 ; 2c. Dec. 26, 1903. 22636

Jess; a comedy drama in 5 acts, by Alfred
Dampier.

© May Nannary, Oakland, Cal. ; 1895 :
53513, Oct. 21. 22637

• a drama in 4 acts, adapted from H. Rider

Haggard's novel with the author's permis-
sion, by J. J. Bisgood.

© Marcus R. Mayer, United States ; 1888:
1431.5, May 16. 22638

-a 1 act play, by Alan Bryce. 12 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Lester B. Deveaux, Everett, Mass.; D:
12803, Apr. 22, 1908 ; 2c. Apr. 22, 1908.

22639

1119

22640

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

22662

Jess — Continued.

or, Th.e love of two women, a drama in 5

acts, by A. Herclit.

© Aim6e Hercht, New York; 1887:26318,

Oct. 12. 22640

Jess James; a sensational and equestrian
drama in 5 acts, by J. J. McCloskey.

© James J. McCloskey, Brooklyn ; 1882 :
2309, Feb. 13. 22641

Jess Mortimer's dream.; a story of Old Har-
mony Junction, in 5 acts, by R. H. Gill.
42 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Richard Hamilton Gill, Chicago ; D : 892,
Sept. 23, 1901 ; 2c. Sept. 23, 1901. ^2642

Jess of the bar Z; in 4 acts, by F. Heermans.
© Forbes Heermans, Syracuse, N. Y. ;
1900 A : 31539, Dec. 29. 22643

Jess of the bar Z ranch; a comedy drama of
New Mexico ranch life in 4 acts, by F. Heer-
mans. 185 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Forbes Heermans, Syracuse, N. Y. ;
D : 1251, Jan. 4, 1902 ; 2c. Jan. 4, 1902.

22644

Jessamine Earle; or. The test of gold, a novel,
by Mary H. Fiske.

© Stephen R. Fiske, New York; 1877:
2G11, Mar. 2. 22645

Jesse James; the 4 act sensational drama, by
Clarence Black. 41 p. f°. Mimeographed.

© July 2, 1909; 2c. July 26, 1909; D:
16383; Alexander Byers, Chicago. 22646

tabloid play in 1 act and 3 scenes, by

Clarence Black, Chicago, Chicago manu-
script CO., 1914. [29] p. f°. Mimeographed.
© Nov. 2, 1914; 2c. Nov. 21, 1914; D:
38876; Alex. Byers, Chicago. 22646a

See also Byer's library of tabloid plays.

Jessica; by Mrs. S. S. Johnston.

© Mrs. S. Sterrett Johnston, Salem, Or. ;
1895 : 59248, Nov. 23. 22650

Jesse James, the American outlaw; or, The
life and death of Jesse James, a sensational
western melodrama in 4 acts, by Henry Bel-
mar, 103 p, 4°. Typewritten.

© Elizabeth Belmur, New York; D:977,
Oct. 18, 1901 ; 2c. Oct. 29, 1901. 22647

Jesse James, the bandit king'; an American
melodrama in 4 acts, by J. D. Clifton.

© Joseph D. Clifton, Greenwood Lake, N.
Y. ; D:2587, Oct. 17, 1902. 22648

Jesse James, the mission outlaw. See Bandit
hero.

Jesse Junior; farce comedy in 3 acts, bv Lena
R. Smith and Mrs. V. Thompson. 126 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 13, 1912; D : 30.521 ; Mrs. Vance
Thompson, Colebrook, Conn. 22649

— a play, by T. H, Sayre. Typewritten.

© T. H. Sayre, New York; 1896:17198.
Mar. 17; 2c. Mar. 17. 22651

— a story of Venice, by E. Stoddard.

. © Evalyn Stoddard, New York; D : 8196,
Mar. 20, 1906; 2c. Apr. 2, 1906; 2c, Apr, 13,
1906. 22652

Jessica, sweet Jessica; in 3 acts, by R. P.
Smith. [37] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 21, 1911 ; D : 24527 ; R, Powes-
land Smith, Marion, Ind. 22653

Jessie; or, Turned out to starve, a new and
original local drama, by G. L. Stout.

© G, L. Stout, United States; 1876:518.
Jan. 12. 22654

Jessie La Vere's Circassian lady minstrels;
an evening's entertainment, a play in 3 pts.,
by H. W. Eagan.

© Hubert W, Eagan, Chicago; 1885:13402,
June 18. 22655

Jessie left the village; by L. McCormick. 86 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Langdon McCormick, New York; D:
11212, Aug. 21, 1907; 2c. Aug. 27, 1907.

22656

Jessie, the country maid; by B. de Young.

© Belle de Young, New York ; 1896 : 31884.
May 26, 22657

Jessie, the nymph of the foot-hills; a twenty-
five minute play, by D. E. McMurry. Van-
couver, B. C, M. L, Jewell, cover-title, 13 p,
24°,

© Dorothy E. McMurry, Vancouver, British
Columbia; D: 14140, Oct. 10, 1908; 2c. Oct.
10, 1908. 22658

Jessie Vere.' See Miner's (The) oath.

Jessie's lovers; a farce in 1 act, by J. Neil
Fort.

© Harry Josephs, Philadelphia ; 1872 : 2229.
Mar. 7. 22659

Jest (The); a comedy in 1 act, by C. H, Keogh.
8 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Chester Henry Keogh, Chicago; D:
8591, May 24, 1906; 2c. May 24, 1906. 22660

Jest (A) of fate; a drama in 5 acts, by R. Fax.

© Reuben Fax, Toronto, Canada; D: 15008,

Jan. 27, 1909. 22661

Jester (The); a comedy, by L. S. Daniel.

© Louis Spencer Daniel, Clarksville, Tenn. ;
1893 : 36304, Aug. 4; Ic. Aug. 4. 22662

1120

22663

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

22681

Jester (The)— Continued.

a dnima in 5 acts, by Henry Churchill

Goodspeed. Typewritten.

© C. P. Goodspeed, adm'r. estate of Henry

C. Gootlspeed, Salt Lalve City; 1890:31554

22663

May 25 ; 2c. June 13.

iin original 3 act comedy, by Paul Granger.

© Editli Sinclair Favor, Ilutherford, N. Y. ;
1895:44187, Aul,^ 30. 22664

Jester (The) and Time Junior; sketch, by L. H.
Foster. [1], 18 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 28, 1912 ; D : 30672 ; Lilian Hoyt
Foster, New York. 22665

Jester (A) to king; a dramatic composition in
2 acts, by W. B. Young. 128 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© William B. Young, Chicago; D: 11160,
Aug. 12, 1907; 2c. Aug. 12, 1907. 22666

Jesters (The); a comedy drama in 4 acts, by
C. T. Jackson. 108 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Charles Tenney Jackson, San Francisco;
D : 1792, Apr. 28, 1902 ; 2c. Apr. 28, 1902.

22667

a simple story in 4 acts of verse, adapted

from the French of Miguel Zamacois, by John
N. Raphael. New York, Brentano's, 1908. 3
p. 1., [3]-175 p. 8°.

© Brentano's, New York ; A : 195599, Jan.
2, 1908; 2c. Feb. 7, 1908. 22667a

Jester's (The) vision; spectacular play in 1 act,
by A. Adams.

© Adolph Adams, New York; 1899:80696,
Dec. 13. 22668

Jesuiten; schauspiel in 3 aufziigen, von Jos. M.
van Mens, fiir die deutsche biihne iibertragen
von Else Otten. 62 p. 12°. Printed.

© Ic. Aug. 10, 1912 ; D : 30501 ; Vertriebs-
stelle des Verbandes deutscher biihnenschrifts-
teller, g. m. b. h., Berlin. 22669

Jesuit's (The) plot. See Lady Isabel.

Jesus; historisches schauspiel in 5 acten, von
F. Schnake.

© Friedrich Schnake, St. Louis ; 1872 : 7564,
July 15; 2c. Feb. 14, 1873. 22670

■ a passion play, by M. Ehrmann. New York,

The Baker & Taylor co. [1915] 282 p. 12°.
© Jan. 19, 1915; 2c. Jan. 13, 1915; A:
391336 ; Max Ehrmann, Terre Haute, Ind.

22670a

Jesus and Barabbas; a play in 5 acts, showing
modern issues in olden events, by C. L.
Phifer.

© Charles Lincoln Phifer, Rich Hill. Mo.;
D : 10082, Feb. 23, 1907. 22671

Jesus Christ's men; a progress, 1810-1826, by
Caroline Atwater Mason. Philadelphia, Bos-
ton [etc.] The Griffith & Rowland press [1914]
xii, 163 p. front. 12°.

© Jan. 9, 1914 ; 2c. Feb. 5, 1914 ; A : 362462 ;
A. J. Rowland, sec, Philadelphia. 22671a

Jesus lover of my soul.

© p:dgar S. Werner, New York; 1894:
54743, Nov. 23. 22672

Jesus of Nazareth. See From the manger to
the cross.

Jet; a play in 4 acts, by L. Lovell.

© Louise Lovell and F. 'A. Parker, New
York ; D : 10G35, May 25, 1907. 22673

Jethro Jingle, jr.; or. The matrimonial bu-
reau, a farcical comedy in 1 act, by C. F.
Pidgin.

© Charles F. Pidgin, Boston ; 1880 : 11417,
July 26. 22674

Jettchen Gebert; schauspiel in fflnf akten, von
Georg Hermann [pseud, of Georg H. Bor-
chardt] INIiinchen, Drei masken verlag, g. m.
b. h., 1913. 123 p. 12°.

© Ic. May- 10, 1913 ; D : 33211 ; Drei masken
verlag, g. m. b. h., Munich. 22675

Same. 81 p. 8°.

© Ic. Dec. 8, 1913 ; D : 35285 ; Drei masken
verlag, g. m. b. h., ]Munich. 22676

• See also Henriette Jacoby.

Jeu (Le) de I'amour et des beaux-arts; com§-
die en 1 acte, de Urbain Gohleret Jean Drault.
Paris, Librairie theatrale du nouveau si^cle,
1910. 56 p. 12°.

© Sept. 1, 1911 ; 2c. Oct. 23, 1911 ; D : 25555 ;
G. Ondet et M. Viterbo, Paris. 22677

Jeune (Le) dieu; tragedie en 4 actes, par A.-F.

H§rold. Paris, Mercure de France, 1911. 93

p. 12".

© June 21, 1911; 2c. .July 15, 1911; D:

24695; A.-Ferdinand Hgrold, Paris. 22878
Jeunesse; piece en 3 actes, par A. Picard.

[Paris, Impr. de I'lllustration] 1905. 2 p. 1.,

96 p. 12°.

© Andre Picard, Paris ; D : 7670, Dec. 7,

1905; 2c. Dec. 7. 1905. 22679

Jeunesse de prince, vieil Pleidelberg; piece en 5

actes, [par] Wilhelm [Meyer] -Fogrster, tr.de

Maurice Remou et W. Bauer. [Paris, Impr.

de I'lllustration] 1905. cover-title, 163 p. 12°.
© Remon et Wilhelm Bauer. Paris ; D :

7773, Dec. 28, 1905 ; 2c. Dec. 28, 1905. 22680
Jeux (Les) sont faits; comedie en 1 acte, de

Yves Mirande et Guillaume Wolff. Paris,

Librairie theatrale du nouveau siecle, 1910.

32 p. 12°.

© Sept. 1, 1911; 2c. Oct. 23, 1911; D:

25558 ; G. Ondet et M. Viterbo, Paris. 22681

5379—16 71

1121

22682

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

22702

Jew (The); drama in 4 acts, by W. Edlin and
Leon Cooperman.

62 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 18, 1911; D: 25792; William
Edlin, New York. 22682

a military romance of Jewish life in 4 acts,

by P. F. Rogoway. 44 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Pliil F. Rogoway, Portland, Or. ; D : 6457,
Apr. 4, 1905 ; 2c. Apr. 4, 1905. 22683

— play in 4 acts and 6 pts., by M. Wittels
[1], 25 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 5, 1912 ; D : 31558 ; Max Wittels
and William Timbell, Denver. 22684

play in 1 act, by P. B. Sipe. [3], 20 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 6, 1914 ; D : 35565 ; Paul B. Sipe,
Pittsburg. 22684a

Jew and gentile; a drama in 5 acts, by B. F.

Waterman. 45 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© B. Frank Waterman, New York ; D : 2138,
July 19, 1902 ; 2c. Aug. 28, 1902. 22685

Jew (The) and the gentile; play in prologue
and 3 acts, by C. A. Davy. [3], 134 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. July 14, 1913 ; D : 33784 ; Catherine A.
Davy, Chicago. 22686

Jew (The) around the corner; a play in 4 acts,
by L. Franklin. Typewritten.

© Lester Franklin, Chicago; 1899:42898,
July 1 ; 2c. July 1. 22687

Jew (The) friend; drama in 1 act, by M.
Thompson. 18 p. f °. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 23, 1910; D : 20873 ; Marshall
Thompson, Opelousas, La. 22688

Jew (The) in exile on the threshold of social-
ism; a drama-fantasy in 4 acts, by M. Mena-
ker.

© Meyer Menaker, New York ; D : 10076,
Feb. 23, 1907. 22689

Jew (The) next door; dramatic playlet, by J.
Golden. [2], 13 p. 8°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 18, 1911; D: 23103; Jack Golden,
Berkeley, Cal. 22690

Jew (The) of Malta. See Masterpieces of the
English drama: Christopher Marlowe.

Jew (The) of Zemplin; a drama in 5 acts, by
P. H. Calmus. Hawkinsville, Ga., J. R. Bev-
erly, 1886. 31 p. 8°.

© P. H. Calmus, Hawkinsville, Ga. ; 1886:
673, Jan. 8; 2c. May 24. 22691

Jewel; comedy in 3 acts, by A. N. Burton,
founded on Clara Louise Burnham's book of
the same name. 136 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 27, 1914 ; D : 37749 ; Alberta N.
Burton, New York. 22691a

Jewel (The) fantasie; modern plav in 4 acts,
by A. Cowles and M. Short. [i47] p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. July 30, 1913; D : 33952 ; Albert
Cowles and Marion Short, New York. 22692

Jewel (A) of a husband; comedy, by W. D. Nes-
bit. 6 p. 8°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 8, 1912 ; D : 28979 ; Wilbur Dick
Nesbit, Evanston, 111. 22693

Jewel (The) of Asia; a musical comedy in 2
acts, words and lyrics, by F. Ranken and H.

B. Smith. 136 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Li-
bretto only]

© Frederic Ranken and Harrv B. Smith,
New York; D:2729, Dec. 12, 1902; 2c. Jan.
3, 1903. 22694

Jewel (The) of consistency; play in 1 act, by
W. C. Hamilton. 14 p. -f . Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 20, 1911; D: 23406; W. C.
Hamilton, Oakland, Cal. 22695

Jewel of her soul; drama in 4 acts, by M.
Boylan. 44 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 16, 1909 ; D : 17404 ; Mary Boy-
lan, New York. 22696

Jewel (The) of Java; spectacular musical od-
dity in 2 acts and 10 scenes, by F. Wiesberg.
[2], 52 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]
© Ic. Sept. 8, 1913 ; D : 34362 ; Frank Wies-
berg, Chicago. 22697

Jeweled (The) feather; by G. Eraser.

© Georgia Eraser, New York ; D : 11512,
Oct. 11, 1907. 22698

Jeweled hearts; a domestic melodrama in 4 acts,
by C. C. Brown. [Terre Haute, Ind., I. M, &

C. C. Brown, printers, 1882] 30 p., 1 1. 12°.

© Chalmers C. Brown, Terre Haute, Ind. ;
1882 : 13413, Aug. 14 ; 2c. Aug. 14. 22699

Jeweled (The) lily; by .1. A, Handforth.

© John Armitage Handforth, Easthamp-
ton, Mass. ; 1900 A : 24024, Sept. 27. 22700

Jeweled (The) toad; an extravaganza in 5
acts, based on the kingdom of wonderland
and the loss of the jewel of knowledge, by I.
M. Johnston. Ill p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Isabel McElhany Johnston, Evanston,
111. ; D : 2021, June 19, 1902 ; 2c. Nov. 24, 1902.

22701

extravaganza or a musical comedy in 3

acts, by I. M. .Johnston. 86 p. 4°. Type-
written. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Mar. 12, 1913; D: 32657; Isabel M.
.Tolmston, Stony Brook, N. Y. 22702

1122

22703

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

22716

Jewel-less Kaisar (continental for Julius
Caesar); an alleged travesty in 4 acts, by
J. T. Wheeler. Burlington, la., J. T. Wheeler,
1883. 1 p. 1., 31 p. 12°.

© John T Wheeler, Burlington, la.; 1883:
1288, Jan. 18; 2c. Mar. 1. 22703

Jewels (The); a drama in 4 acts.

© J. Alexander Brown, New York; 1883:
19807, Oct. 27. 22704

Jewels (The) of France. See Marcelle.

Jewels of Miss Julian.

© Doris Diamond, Lester G. Diamond, Leon
P. Diamond, Fort Wayne, Ind. ; D : 4860, Mar.
30, 1904. 22705

Jewels (The) of my aunt; by Robert C. V.
Meyers.

© P. Garrett & co., Philadelphia; 1895:
15064, Mar. 15. 22706

Jewels (The) of the Madonna; opera in 8 acts
on Neapolitan life, by Ermanno Wolf-Ferrari,
verse by C. Zangarini and E. Golisciani, Eng-
lish version by Claude Aveling. New York,
G. Schirmer, 1912. 60 p. 4°. [Italian and
English] (G. Schirmer's collection of opera
librettos)

© Jan. 9, 1912; 2c. Jan. 10, 1912; D:
28265; G. Schirmer, New York. 22707

Jewess (The) (L'Ebrea); a grand opera in 5
acts, by F. Halevy, English version, after the
French of E. Scribe, by W. E. Hoffmann.
[Italian tr. by M. Marcello] New York, K.
Glover, 1895. 1 p. 1., 82 p. 8°. [Libretto
only. English and Italian]

© Kate Glover, New York; 1895:51223,
Oct. 9; 2c. Oct. 14. 22708

Jewess (The) of Spain; a drama in 5 acts, an
adaptation of Grace Aguilar's Vale of cedars,
by S. Herzberg.

© Sigmund Herzberg, United States; 1875:
9960, Sept. 28. 22709

Jewess (The) of Toledo. See German clas-
sics of the nineteenth and twentieth cen-
turies.

Jewish (The) brothers. See Faith.

Jewish (A) child; musical play in 4 acts, by

N. M. Shaikewitz.

78 p. 8°. Ms. [Libretto only]

© Ic. April 30, 1910; D: 20916; David
Kessler and Mux R. Wilner, New York.

22710

Jewish (The) country peddler; a comical
sketch, by A. Blessman.

© Adolph Blessman, Philadelohia ; D : 98,
Jan. 31, 1901. 22711

Jewish (The) crown; play in 4 acts, by B.

Thomashefsky.

.^pci"irux):Nna

84 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 30, 1914; D: 38954; Boris
Thomashefsky, New York. 22711a

Jewish (A) daughter; or, A child of Israel,
play in 3 acts, by M. Arnstein.

"::jin pix?D pc fy^'^cpn 3 ]^x :nrt:2xa 'jiD^'-ra x

[1], 98 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 11, 1914 ; D : 36317 ; Mark Arn-
stein, New York. 22711b

Jewish (The) fighter. See Zionist-socialist.

Jewish (The) ghosts; or, Striving to the ideal,
a drama in 4 acts, by B. Carmell.

© Ben Carmell, New York ; D : 11721. Nov.
12, 1907. 22712

Jewish (The) heart; musical play in 4 acts, by
Joseph Lateiner.

.irr^'jxb •■'[rrx" pc ;y-ixn 2?2;^nr cxn

93 p. 8°. Ms. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Apr. 30, 1910 ; D : 20918 ; David Kess-
ler and Max R. Wilner, New York. 22713

Jewish (The) philosopher. See Uriel Acosta.

Jewish (The) soul. See Idishe (Die) nish-
ume.

Jew's (A) gratitude. See Israel Isaacs.

Jezebel; drama in 1 act, by R. G. Welsh. 17 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 22, 1915 ; D : 40437 ; Robert Gil-
bert Welsh, Floral Park, N. Y. 22713a

a dramatic composition in the days of

Ahab, King of Israel, by C. V. Leonard.

© Clara Virginia Leonard, Martinsbiirg.
W. Va. ; D : 2813, Jan. 5, 1903. 22714

Jhavatrathe. See Ihavatrathe.

Jig Potter. See Right at last.

Jigs, jags and jingles. See Pete Beetroot.
Jill and Jack; a musical comedy.

© George W.
33620, Nov. 26.

Purdy, New York; 1888:

22715

Jilt (The); comedy drama in 5 acts, by Dion

Boucicault. New York, Samuel French, 1909.

64 p. 12°. ([French's acting edition, 2266])

© Dec. 14, 1909; 2c. Dec. 15, 1909; D:

17705; Josephine Cheney, New York. 22716

1123

22717

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

22737

Jilted; comedy in 1 act, by G. G. Belden. [1],
13 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aiig. 15, 1913; D: 34165; George G.
Belden, Spokane, Wash. 22717

a drama in 5 acts, by D. Ilancbett.

© D. Hanchett, Terre Haute, Ind. ; 187.^:
8SS0, Aug. 27. 22718

Jilted (A) Venus. See Immortal (An) in the
case.

Jim; a western musical comedy in 3 acts, by
Lillian Buckingham [pseud, of L. B. Dick.son]
79 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Lillian Buckingham Dickson, New York ;
D : 13372, June 30, 1908 ; 2c. June 30, 1908.

22719

or. The closing- of the trail, by Arcliie

Colby. 10 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 7, 1911; D: 24430; Hal Clem-
ents, New York. 22720

Jim and I; a playlette in 1 act, by E. E. Weston.

21 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Effie EUsler Weston, New York; D:
9418, Nov. 12, 1906; 2c. Nov. 12, 1906. 22721

Jim and me; a play by G. Gliddon. 22 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© George Gliddon, New York; D:5752,
Nov. 10, 1904; Ic. Nov. 10, 1904; Ic. Nov. 28,
1904. 22722

Jim Belford of Carson; a melodramatic ro-
mance of life on the ranges in 5 acts, by C.
P. Brown. [92] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 5, 1912 ; D : 28949 ; Charles Paul
Brown, Norwalk, Conn. 22723

Jim Bludso; play in 4 acts, founded on The
Pike County ballads of John Hay, by I. N.
Morris. [2], 26 p. 4°. Typewritten.'

© Ic. Feb. 29, 1912; D: 28885; Darcv &
Wolford, New York. 22724

Jim Brooks, detective; American detective
story in 1 act, by L. Adams. 10 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Feb. 1, 1910; D : 20082 ; Lionel Adams.
New York, 22728

Jim Burman's finish; comedy-sketch, ]>y C.
Adams. [1|, 8p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. .Tan. 26, 1912; D:2S452; Clau<l(^

• Adams, Chicago. 22729

Jim dandy girls; by A. Schiller.

© Annie Schiller, Brooklyn; 1) : 8Gr)0, Juno
8, 1906. 22730

Jim Dumps. See Sunny Jim.

Jim Hill's helpers; or. The wreck at Nyack,
dramatic sketch, by W. W. Hughes. 4 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 3, 1913; D:3,'')367; William W.
Hughes, University Place, Neb. 22731

Jim Jubilee's dream; or. New York in 1971,
an extravaganza in 1 act, by E. C. Wriglit.

© Edward C. Wright, New York; 1871:
4016, Apr. 29. 22732

Jim Mange, D. D.; in 3 acts, by W. Gould.
110 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© William Gould, New York; D : 9019.
Sept. 1, 1906; 2c. Sept. 20, 1906. 22733

Jim Manning's debt; romance of New York
and the Southland, in 4 acts, by Charles Mor-
ton. [55] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 22, 1915; D: 42314; Alexander
Byers, Chicago. 22733a

Jim Merwin's journey; play in 1 act and 1
scene, by K. P. Janette. [1], 16 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. June 12, 1914; D: 37300; Robert
Pierre Janette, Boston. 22733b

■'^^!!^„?3^-^^°1'„^^' S°^^™;is.ns^and ^detectives, a Jim Robinson; drama, by H. I. Dodge. 85 p.
„i„ A ..... v... AT T^T_,.,,. ^o^ Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 5, 1909 ; D : 17292 ; Henry Irv-
ing Dodge, New l^ork. 22734

sensational play in 4 acts, by M. Nobles.

© Milton Nobles, United States; 1875:
1033, Feb. 3; 2c. June 30, 1876. 22725

Jim Bowie and David Crockett, heroes of the
Alamo; by B. Fountain. 10 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Bobby Fountain, Clinton, Mo. ; D : 11086,
July 31, 1907; 2c. July 31, 1907. 22726

Jim Bradbury; a drama in 4 acts, by H. Var-
ney.

© Horace Varney, Boston; D:1403, Feb.

5, 1902. 22727

Jim Bradley's woman; play in 4 acts, by L. de Jim, the governess; an original comedy in 3

Casanova. 102 p. 4°. Typewritten. acts, by J. Carton. 123 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 16. 1915; D: 39703; Louis de © .Tosephiue Carton, New York; D: 1.54.54,

Casanova, New York. 22727a Mar. 26, 1909 ; 2c. Mar. 26, 1909. 22737

1124

Jim Root, engineer; or, The forest fires, by
Hal Ileid [i. e. James Halleck Reid] Type-
written.

© Hal Reid, St. Louis ; 1895 : 3280, Jan. 11 ;
2c. Jan. 11. 22735

Jim Rubric; a drama, by L. Ransom.

© Louis Ransom, Troy, N. Y. ; 1880 : 20121,
Dec. 28. 22736

22738

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

22753

Jim, the penman; a comedy drama in 4 acts,
adapted from tlie English by L. J. Howard.

© T.orin J. Howard, Chicago; 1898:44017,
Jnly 23. 22738

Jimjams; by E. A. Meriwether.

© Elizabeth Avery Meriwether, St. Louis;
1885 : 18693, Sept. 3. 22739

Jimmie; plav in 4 acts, by John Hanover
[pseud, of J. H. Ernst] 126 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Apr. 23, 1915 ; D : 40-565 ; Jessie Hein
Ernst, New York. 22739a

a playlet in 1 act, by L. W. Lister. 10 p.

t°. Typewritten.

© Lvdia Warren Lister, San Francisco ; D :
14305, Nov. 16, 1908 ; 2c. Nov. 16, 1908. 22740

Jim^mie Jones; or. Our hopeful son, a farce in
1 act, by C. F. Ingraham.

© Ames pub. co., Clyde, O. ; 1892:11933,
Mar. 18. 22741

Jimmie, junior; farce in 3 acts, by E. E. Keays.
[2], 70 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 29, 1914; D : 37421 ; Ethelyn
Emery Keays, Gretit Neck, N. Y. 22741a

Jimmie Pinkerton's first case; a 1 act play,
by "W. M. Cressy.

© Will M. Cressy, Concord, N. H. ; D : 13970,
Oct. 1. 1908. 22742

Jimmie's cigar butt; sketch, by A. Ross. [1],
22 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 20, 1912 ; D : 28389 ; Aaron Ross
and John P. Ritter, New York. 22743

Jimmie's kid; dramatic sketch, by G. P. Ran-
dall. 14 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 28, 1910; D : 22405 ; Geo. P.
Randall. Jamaica Plain, Mass. 22744

Jimmy; a 1 act play, by M. A. Riley. 8 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Marvin A. Riley, Trenton, N. J. ; D :
10131, Mar. 13, 1907 ; 2c. Mar. 13, 1907. 22745

play in 1 act, by A. Patrick, jr. New York,

S. French; London. S. French, ltd., 1913. 9
p. 12°.

© Oct. 21, 1913; 2c. Oct. 22, 1913: D:
34797; Samuel French, New York. 22746

Jimmy and his ang-el; playlet, by A. Keir. 19
n. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. S, 1915 ; D : 40105 ; Angela Keir,
New York. 22746a

Jimmy Benny the marriage broker; comedy
in 1 act, by A. Kantrowitz. 31 p. 8°. Ms.

© Ic. Dec. 1.5, 1914; D: 39301; Abraham
Kantrowitz, New York. 22746b

Jimmy Crow. 8ee Odd operas for eventide.

Jimmy's busy day; character comedy, by P.
Pauli. [2], 19 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 13, 1914; D: 35644; Pauline
Pauli, Coytesville, N. J. 22746c

Jimmy's practical joke; play in 1 act, by Maxi-
milian Edwin Pesnel. 14 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Sept. 27, 1911 ; D : 25332 ; M. E. Pes-
nel, Brooklyn. 22747

Jim's Columbia; a 1 act drama of the great
Northwest, by De W. Allen [pseud, of A. A.
Adleman]

© De Wolfe Allen, New York; D : 9045,
Aug. 21, 1906. 22748

Jim's woman; play in 4 acts, by W. B. Carleck.
[107] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 14, 1914; D: 37849; Wavne
Bryan Carlock, North Salem, N. Y. 22748a

Jim's wrong play; by B. P, Johnston.

© Burton P. .Tohnston, Indianapolis ; D :
12983, May 16, 1908. 22749

Jimsy; comedy drama in 3 acts, by F. Wilt.
24 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jixn. 21, 1915; D: 39464; Frank Wilt,
Portland, Or. 22749a

Jingle; or. The Pickwick club, the celebrated
Pickwickian comedy in 8 acts, adapted from
the Pickwick papers, by G. F. Rowe.

© George Fawcett Rowe ; New York ; 1887 :
17876, July 12. 22750

Jingles; a comedy sketch in 1 act, by T. F.
Tracey. 15 p. 4°. Typewritten.

. © Thomas F. Tracev. New York ; D : 12838,
Apr. 25, 1908; 2c. Apr. 2.5, 1908. 22751

Jingling, dingling bells; a comedy farce, by
E. Pierce. [6] p. diagr. 24°. Printed.

© Sept. 1. 1913 : 2c. Oct. 25, 1913 ; A : 3.56959,
Edward Pierce, New York. 22751a

Jingo; farce-comedy in 3 acts, by P. B. Sipe.
[60] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 18, 1911; D: 252.51; Paul B.
Sipe, Pittsburgh. 22752

Jinx (The) breakfast; play in 3 acts, by H. J.
Ryan. [147] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 31, 1914 ; D : 35863 ; H. J. Ryan,
Nashville. 22752a

Same. [96] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 21, 1914 ; D : 36623 ; H. J. Ryan,
Nashville. 22752b

Jipijapa (El); juguete c6mico en un prologo y 3
actos. divididos en 7 cuadros, escrito sobre el
episodio de una obra extranjera por A. Fer-
nandez Lepina y A. Plniiiol. Madrid [Socie-
dad de autores espanoles] 1911. 77 p. 12°.

© Dec. 30, 1911 ; 2c. Jan. 2, 1912 ; D : 28146 ;
Antonio Fernandez Lepina y Antonio Planiol,
Madrid. 22753

1125

22753

DBAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

23776

Jisella's trouble; comedy in 4 acts, by F. C,
Springer and A. Spadoni. 87 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Aug. 25, 1915 ; D : 41568 ; Fleta Camp-
bell Springer and Adriana Spadoni, New
York. 22753a

Jitney (A) banquet; comedy k la mode, by H.
L. Newton. [1], 8 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 11, 1915; D: 42237; Harry L.
Newton, Chicago. 22753b

Jiu jitsu; a dramatic sl^etch in 1 act, by W. M.
Hough and F. R. Adams. 9 p, 4°. Type-
written.

© Will M. Hough and Frank R. Adams,
Chicago; D:6427, Mar. 29, 1905; 2c. Mar.
29, 1905. 22754

Jo, a mountain fairy; a comedy in 3 acts, by
W. M. Williams.

© Wilbur M. Williams, Cameron, Mo. ;
1885 : 18173, June 15. 22755

Jo March; by E. L. Gould.

© Elizabeth Lincoln Gould, Boston; 1900
A : 7100, Mar. 16. 22756

Jo proposes; a comedy in 1 act, by F. Mandel.
14 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Frank Mandel, San Francisco ; D : 13262,
June 29, 1908 ; 2c. June 29, 1908. 22757

Jo, the waif of the streets; dramatized from
Charles Dickens' novel Bleak House, by Rich-
ard H. Cox.

© Edward T. Anthony, San Francisco ;

1876 : 4902, Apr. 22.

22758

92 p. 4°.

Joan; play in 3 acts, by M. Douglas.
Typewritten.

© Ic. May 16, 1913; D: 33237; Minnie
Douglas, New York. 22759

Joan d'Arc; a drama in 5 acts, by A. Flamant.

© Adolphe Flamant, Napa, Cal. ; 1890:
1262, Jan. 7. 22760

Joan of Arc; by W. L. Mitchell.

© William Louis Mitchell, San Francisco;
1899:74032, Nov. 13. 22761

— a drama, by C. James.

© Charles James, Washington ; 1888 : 8129.
Mar. 17. 22762

— Same. Washington, The Neale company,

1899. xii, 64 p. front, (port.) plates. 8°.

© Charles James, Washington; 1899:

37514, June 6; 2c. Oct. 14. 22763

— historical burlesque opera in 2 acts, by
J. L. Shine and Adrian Ross.

© Frank W. Sanger, New York; 1890:
37502, Nov. 26. 22764

Joan of Arc — Continued.

historical drama in 4 acts, by H. W. Ellis

and D. Davidson. 75 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Dor6 Davidson and H. Wayne Ellis, New
York; D : 8805, July 10, 1906; 2c. July 10,
1906. 22765

historical tragedy for 6 males, 13 females

and supes, by the Ursulines of St. Teresa's.
New York, E. S. Werner & company, 1906.
39 p. 12°. (On cover: Werner's piays)

© Edgar S. Werner, New York; D : 9476,
Nov. 12, 1906; 2c. Jan. 14, 1907. 22766

— in 5 acts, by Midlothian Circe [pseud, of
W. L. Mitchell] San Francisco, W. L. Mitch-
ell] San Francisco, W. L. Mitchell, 1900. 68
p. 12°.

© Wm. Louis Mitchell, San Francisco ; 1900
A : 30035, Dec. 10 ; 2c. Dec. 26. 22767

a romantic and historical play in 6 acts.

by H. Wayne Ellis.

© Isabel M. Ellis, New York; 1890:3098,
Jan. 23. 22768

— a tragedy, by M. Banks.

© Maude Banks, Boston ; 1887 : 22.584, Sept.
5. 22769

— a tragedy in 4 acts, by H. H. Comanor.

© Harry H. Comanor, New York ; D : 3S77,
May 8, 1903. 22770

or. The monarch, the maid, the minister

and the mag'ician, musical extravaganza in
2 acts, by G. W. Carryl.

© Guy Wetmore Carryl, New York; 1894:
14236, Mar. 13. 22771

Joan of Arc drill for eig'ht, twelve or six-
teen girls; by B. F. Eberhart. Clyde, O.,
Ames publishing co.

© Ames pub. co., Clyde, O. ; 1896:67402.
Dec. 11; 2c. Dec. 19. 22772

Joan of Arc, Maid of Orleans and deliverer of
France; by K. Tingley.

© Katherine Tingley, Point Loma, Cal. ; D :
3490, May 26, 1903. 22773

Joan of the people; a dramatic composition in
4 acts [by J. E. Laferriere] 41 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Feb. 6, 1913; D: 32208; Joseph E.
Laferriere, Boston. 22774

Joan of the shoals; by E. G. Sutherland.

© Evelyn Greenleaf Sutherland, Boston ;
D : 1386, Jan. 24, 1902. 22775

Joan (A) of to-day; a tragedy in 5 acts, by
Aida [pseud, of F. D. Baker]

© Frances D. Baker, Buffalo ; 1898 : 22140,
Apr. 7. 22776

1126

22777

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

22797

poem of Lamartine, by D. A, Blanchard. 18
p. f°. Typewritten.

© Dawson A. Blanchard, New Orleans;
1887 : 31398, Dec. 5 ; 2c. July 3, 1888. 22788

a play and thirty verses, by Charles Wil-

Joan, the parricide; from the French of Fon- Jocco's dinner; a pantomimical sketch in 1 act,

tan and Herbin, by M. H, Mathieu. by F. Hoffman. 3 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Michael H. Mathieu, New Orleans ; 1877 : © Frank Hoffman, New York ; D : 11258,

15348, Dec. 28. 22777 Aug. 29, 1907 ; 2c. Sept. 23, 1907. 22787

Joanna of Naples; a drama in 4 acts, by Willis Jocelyn; a dr^ma in 5 acts, adapted from the
Irwin.

© W. W. Irwin, Cincinnati ; D : 8853, July
23, 1906. 22778

Joanna, queen of Naples; a tragedy, by E. E.
Sherman.

© Ellen E. Sherman, Williamsburgh, N. Y. ;
1872 : 10337, Sept. 27. 22779

Job; 1 act play dramatized from the book of
Job, by P. F. Valentine. 20 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. June 26, 1915; D: 41097; Percy
Friars Valentine, San Francisco. 22779a

• — poeme de Charles Raff alii & Henry de
Gorsse, musique de Henri Rabaud. (Oratorio,
soli, choeur et orchestre, op. 9)

© Enoch & cie., Paris ; 1900 A : 21704 ; Aug.
31; 2c. Aug. 23. 22780

•■ See also Comforters all powerful.

Job, a post-office romance; a comedy-drama in
1 act, by A. H. Laidlaw, jr. 13 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Alexander H. Laidlaw, jr., New York;
1896:51691, Sept. 15; 2c. Oct. 1. 22781

Job lot; a 1 act sketch, by L. Demain-Grange.
12 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Leighton Demain-Grange, New York ; D :
7638, Dec. 1, 1905; 2c. Dec. 1, 1905. 22782

or. The drummer's joke, the latest musical

mixture in 3 doses, by C. A. Warde.

© Charles A. Warde, Boston ; 1887 : 15556,
June 16. 22783

Job lots; a comedy-drama in 4 acts, by A. S.
Philips. 60 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Alfred S. Philips, Philadelphia; 1887:
8440, Apr. 7 ; 2c. Apr. 7. 22784

an original 3 act musical comedy, by F. J.

Beaman.

© Fred. J. Beaman, Jackson, Mich. ; 1889 :
23970, Aug. 5. 22785

Job, the man of Uz; a Lenten play, by E.
Melville. 33 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ernest Melville, Fayetteville, N. Y. ; D :
9935, Feb. 11, 1907 ; 2c. Feb. 11, 1907. 22786

Job's girl; play in 3 acts, by R. Morris. 100
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 2, 1915; D: 41669; Ramsay
Morris, Jersey City. 22786a

liam Brackett. Boston, R. G. Badger [1915]
93 p. 12°. .

© Apr. 3,' 1915 ; 2c. and aff. Apr. 12, 1915 ;
A: 397512; C. W. Brackett, Williamstown,
Mass. 22788a

Jocelyn's rock; a drama in 5 acts, adapted for
the stage, by H. Williams.

© Harry Williams, New York; 1889:
39606, Dec. 26. 22789

Jock, my love; by A. L. O'Brien. 19 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 27, 1909 ; D : 17792 ; Anna Louise
O'Brien, Dorchester, Mass. 22790

Jock o' Hazeldean; an original comedy in 8
acts, by W. Young.

© William Young, Monmouth, 111. ; 1886 :
10796, May 6. 22791

Jockey (The) ^ in 2 acts, by F. Wright, jr.. 93 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 7, 1911 ; D : 25156 ; Fred Wright,
jr.. New York. 22792

Jockey (The) and a tout; by C. Green. 9 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© C. Green, New York ; D : 11931, Dec. 17,
1907 ; 2c. Dec. 28, 1907. 22793

Jockey Jones; or, His last race, a dramatic
sketch in 1 act, by A. N. P. Zilles. 20 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© A. N. P. Zilles, New York ; D : 5914, Dec.
15, 1904 ; 2c. Dec. 15, 1904, 22794

Jockey (Le) malgre lui; op6rette en 3 actes,
[par] M. Ordonneau and P. Gavault. Paris,
Librairie th^atrale, 1903. 2 p. 1., 156 p. 12".
[Libretto only]

© L. Michaud, Paris ; D : 4580, Feb. 3, 1904 ;
2c. Feb. 3, 1904. 22795

Jockey's (The) revenge; a racing sketch, by C.
Green. 10 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Clifton Green, New York ; D : 11733,
Nov. 13, 1907 ; Ic. Nov, 11, 1907. 22796

Jocko, the bicyclist; 1 act drama, by H. Parque.

© Harry Parque, Washington ; 1899 : 68739,

Oct. 23. 22797

1127

22798

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

22815

Joe; comedy dramatic sketch in 1 act, by L. C.
Langlois. 5 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 11, 1910; D : 21534 ; Leslie Clay-
ton Langlois, Chicago. 22798

a comedy of child life in 2 acts, by Charles

Barnard. Chicago, The Dramatic publishing
CO., 1897. 22 p. 12°. ( [Children's plays] )

© Dramatic pub. co., Chicago ; 1897 : 59876,
Oct. 22 ; 2c. Oct. 21. 22799

Joe Bowers; a drama in 3 acts, by W. C. Tur-
ner and J. Maas.

© James Maas, Philadelphia; 1878:11942,
Oct. 16. 22800

Joe of El Caney; by T. J. Gaffney. 20 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Thomas J. Gaffney, Albany ; D :4206, Nov.
7, 1003; 2c. Nov. 7, 1903. 22801

Joe, rig-ht from Slab City, b'gosh; a farcical
comedy in 3 acts, by W. E. Davis.

© William E. Davis, Boston; 1883:279,

Jan. 5. 22802

Joe Rug'g'les; or. The girl miner, a comedy
drama in 4 acts, by Frank J. Dean. New
York, The De Witt publishing house.

© R. H. Russell & .son. New York; 1895:
64536, Dec. 20 ; 2c. Dec. 20. 22803

Joe Silverthorn's Tictory. See Stolen (The)
sabre,

Joe Simpson's double; a sketch in 1 act for
male characters only, by Chas. S. Reid. Bos-
ton, W. H. Baker & co., 1892. 9 p. 12°.
([Baker's ed. of plays])

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston; 1892:
36088, Sept. 2; 2c. Oct. 22. 22804

Joe, the bootblack; plot by E. Forraro, adapted
by Una Clayton. [10] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 19, 1911; D: 25268; Eduard
Ferraro, Bath Beach, N. Y. 22805

Joe, the waif ; or, The pet of the camp, a com-
edy drama in 6 acts, by F. L. Cutler. Clyde,
O., Ames publishing co.

© Ames pub. co., Clyde, O. ; 1898 : 38717,
June 25 ; 2c. June 27. 22806

Joel Mellrose, a laborer in the cause of tem-
perance. See Temperance drama.

Joe's redemption; in 1 act, by T. H. Ince and
J. W. Smiley. 7 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Thos. H. Ince and Jos. W. Smiley, New
York ; D : 7885, Jan. 5, 1906 ; 2c. Nov. 8, 1905.

22807

Joe's tactics; a petite comedy, by L. S. Walker.

© L. S. Walker, San Francisco ; 1870 : 3902,

Nov. 19. 22808

Joey; original dramatic playlet in 1 act, by
W. A. Playter. [2], 8 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 14, 1914; D : 38993 ; Welling-
t(m Arthur Playter, Englewood Cliffs, N. J.
[Note: Second copy received Nov. 30, 1914 has
the title Wanted ; or, Joey] 22808a

Jogtalanok; szinmii 4 felvonS,sban a tanoncSlet-
bol meritve, irta Parker Le6.

© Kalman Parker, Philadelphia; D : 8913.
June 29, 1906. 22809

Johanes Blatz's mistake; or, The two elope-
ments, a farce comedy in 2 acts, by J. E.
Crary. Clyde. O., Ames publishing company,
1893. 15 p. 12°. ([Ames' series of standard
and minor drama, no. 323] )

© Ames pub. co., Clyde, O. ; 1893:19547,
Apr. 21 ; 2c. Apr. 24. 22810

Johann der Zweite; operette in 3 akten, von
Leo Stein [pseud, von Leo Rosenstein] und
Carl Lindau, musik von Edmund Eysler.
Leipzig [etc.] J. Weinberger, 1908. 47 p. 12°.
[Lii)retto only]

© Josef Weinberger, Leipzig ; D : 14097,
Oct. 19, 1908; 2c. Oct. 19, 1908. 22811

Johann Gabriel Borkman. See Gesammelte
dramen: Henrik Ibsen.

Johann, the broommaker; a 4 act musical com-
edy drama, by J. Reilly.

© James Reilly, Baltimore; 1890:17229.
May 26. 22812

Johanna; a play in 5 acts, by J. H. Roberts.
64 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. .Tune 3, 1914; D : 37208 ; Josephine
Howard Roberts, Woodside, N. Y. 22812a

■ or. Eighteen years later, a melodrama in

4 acts, by J. Barrington.

© .Tohn Barrington. San Francisco; 1882:
20701, Dec. 7. 22813

Johanna Baumann; drama in 3 auH'-iigen, von
L. Jungmann. Berlin, Vertriebsstelle des Ver-
bandes deutscher biihnenschriftsteller, g. m.
b. h. 63 p. 12°.

© Ic. Dec. 30, 1913; D: 3.5196; Leo Jung-
mann, Berlin. 22814

Johannes; tragodie in 5 akten und einem vor-
spiel. von H. Sudermann. New York, I. Gold-
mann, 1897. 101 p. 8°.

© Hermann Sudermann, Berlin ; 1897 :
45931, Aug. 16; 2c. Aug. 28. 22815

ed. with an introduction and notes

by F. G. G. Schmidt. Boston, D. C. Heath
& CO., 1901. X, 126 p. 16°.

© D. C. Heath & co., Boston; A: 10148.

May 27, 1901; 2c. May 27, 1901. 22815a

1128

22816

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

22834

Johannisfire; drama from the German of Herr-
mann Sudermann, tr. and adapted by C.
Swickard. 62 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Charles Swickard, Chicago; D:4259.
Nov. 16, 1903; 2c. Nov. 16, 1903. 22816

Johannisnaclit; oper in 3 akten, 4 bildern, [von]
Edgar Vogel, text von G. Nicolai. . . . Ber-
lin, Eisoldt & Rohkramer, 1909. 46 p. 12°.
[IJbretto only]

© Eisoldt & BohkrJimer, Berlin ; D : 16041.
June 10, 1909; 2c. June 10, 1909. 22817

Johannistraum; operette in 3 akten, text von
J. J. Weiman und A. Schoenstadt, nnisik von
Paolo Gallico. 95 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Li-
bretto only]

© Ic. June 29, 1910 ; D : 21443 ; Aug. Cranz,
Leipzig. 22818

Same. Text der gesange. Leipzig, Aug.

Cranz, 1910. 32 p. 12°

© Dec. 9, 1910 ; 2c. Dec. 21, 1910 ; D : 22875 ;
Aug. Cranz, Leipzig. 22819

Johanniszauber; operette in 3 akten. von Fritz
Eckerle, musik von Theodor Kupprecht. 102
p. 4°. Typewritten. [VoUstandiges regie-
buch]

© F. Eckerle and T. Ruppracht, IMunicli;
D: 15180, Jan. 30, 1909; 2c. Jbn. 30, 1909.
[Note: 2 printed copies. Text der gesange by
Fritz Erie, pseud, of F. Eckerle, reed. Jan.
30, 1909] 22820

Same. Regiebuch. Leipzig, Verlag von

Lauterbaoh & Kuhn, 1909. 78 p. 12°.

© Sept. 6, 1909; 2c. Nov. 10, 1909; D:
17320; Lauterbach & Kuhn, Leipzig. 22821

John; a drama in 5 acts and an introduction,
by Hermann Sudermann, tr. by N. M. Bau-
mann and G. P. Dingee. 92 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Nelly Margaret F.aumann and Gertrude
Parker Dingee, Chicago; D:2492, Oct. 24.
1902; Ic. Oct. 23, 1902. 22822

— farce in tabloid, by H. Howard [pseud, of
H. H. Levy] 13 p. 4°. Typewritten..

© Ic. Mar. 12, 1915 ; D : 39967 ; H. Howard
Levy, New York. 22822a

play in 4 acts, by L. E. F. Prince. [1],

62 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 17. 1909; D: 16576; Leslie E. F.
Prince, Washington. 22823

John Alden. See Priscilla.

John and Mary; original comedy in 3 acts, by
J. B. Wills.

© .Tohn B. Wills, Woodhaven, N. Y. ; D:
7227, Aug. 30, 1905. 22824

John and Priscilla; a historic romantic opera
in 3 acts, book by H. G. Sommers, music by
H. H. Thiele. Typewritten.

© Harry G. Sommers, Chicago ; 1892 :
42747, Oct. 22; Ic. Oct. 22. 22825

John and the couturiere. See Sir John and

Mademoiselle.

John Anderson, my Jo; by M. R. Perkins,

© Mae Rosback Perkins, Chicago; 1900 A:
8158, Mar. 29. 22826

John Anderson my Jo, John; love story in 1

act, by S. E. Warner. 0 p. 'f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 11, 1911; D: 25463; S. Eleanor

Warner, Montrose, Pa. 22827

John Antony Winston; or, Life in the cotton
belt, a play in 5 acts, by IMrs. E. W. Allder-
dice.

© Mr.s. E. W. Allderdice, Portland, Me.;
1881:8651, June 3. 22828

John Aubrey's dream. Sec Lumber room, and
other plays.

John Baint ridge; a drama, by J. F. Orton. 125
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Jesse P. Orton, Grand Rapids, Mich. ;
D : 11756, Nov. 16, 1907 ; 2c. Nov. 16, 1907.

22829

John Baker's ride; a story of the Johnstown
flood, a drama in 3 acts, by F. Thompson.

© Frederic Thompson, New York ; D : 1161,
Dec. 9, 1901. 22830

John Berkeley's ghost; comedy in 4 acts, by
Arthur Anderson and Hartley Carrick. [2],
93 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 15, 1910 ; D : 22287 ; International
copyright bureau, ltd., London. 22831

John Borden's daughter; a character sketch in
1 act, dramatized from Leland IngersoU's
story, A boniface of Broom Falls, by kind
permission of The Frank A. Munsey co., by
C. Walcott Russell. New York, Dick & Fitz-
gerald, 1909. 14 p. 12°.

© Dick & Fitzgerald, New York ; D : 14805,
Jan. 12, 1909; 2c. June 21, 1909. 22832

John Brag, deceased; a farce in 4 acts, by Gor-
don V. May. New York, Dick & Fitzgerald,
1902. 37 p. 12°.

© Dick & Fitzgerald. New York; D : 2329,
Sept. 15, 1902 ; 2c. Oct. 1, 1902. ' 22833

John Brown; by J. W. Hastings.

© John Walter Hastings, Cambridge, Mass. ;
D : 6892, July 1, 1905. 22834

John Brown and old Abe. See Time of the
slaves.

1129

22835

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

22852

John Brown of Harpers Ferry; an historical
di-ama in 4 acts, by C. J. Errant.

© Charles J. Errant, Chicago; 1893:6856,
Feb. 3. 22835

a play.

© James S. Stevens, Philadelphia; 1892:
6716, Feb. 11. 22836

John Brown, the hero of Harpers Ferry; trag-
edy, by W. K. Moorehead.

© Warren King Moorehead, Columbus, O. ;
1896 : 65184, Nov. 30. 22837

John Brown's hat; or, About June sixteenth,
a play with music, in 3 acts, by E. P. Bower
and Francis J. Piesse. [4], 87 p. 4°. Type-
written. [Libretto only]

© Ic. May 31, 1912 ; D : 29841 ; Edward P.
Bower, New York. 22838

John Brown's raid; a drama in 4 acts, by J. T.
Morris.

© John T. Morris, Baltimore ; 1892 : 33840,
Aug. 16. 22839

John Brunn from Woonsocket; comedy farce
in 3 acts, by Y. Cras and Galwiel Frery. [1],
76 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 14, 1912; D : 30804 ; Yvonne
Cras, New York. 22840

John Bull's other island; with preface for poli-
ticians, by Bernard Shaw. New York, Bren-
tano's, 1913. 1 p. 1., v-lxii, 126 p. 16°.

© Sept. 10, 1913; 2c. Nov. 13, 1913; A:
361167; G. B. Shaw, London. 22841

and Major Barbara; by Bernard Shaw.

New York. Brentano's, 1907. Ixii p., 2 1.,
3-311 p. 12°.

Contents: John Bull's other island. — How
he lied to her husband. — Major Barbara.

© G. Bernard Shaw, London; 1907 A:
178359, June 3, 1907 ; 2c. June 17, 1907.

22841a

John Carver; a drama in 5 acts, by H. W. C.
Block. Author's ed. London, P. M. Justice
[1902] 286 p. 12°.

© Henry William Charles Block, St. Louis ;
D : 1357, Jan. 27, 1902. 2c. Apr. 14, 1902.

22842

John Chalmer's daughter; by M. K. Hamilton.

© Marion K. Hamilton, Salt Lake City ; D :

10293, Mar. 6, 1907. 22843

John Champe; a play in 4 acts, by E. E. Enos.
60 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Earl Edward Enos, Chicago; D : 951,
Oct. 14, 1901 ; 2c. June 13, 1903. 22844

John Clayton, actor; a play in 1 act, by llida
Johnson Young. New York, Cliicago [etc.]
M. Witmark & sons, 1906. 19 p. 12°. (Rider
Johnson Young's 1 act plays, dramatic scenes
and monologs)

© M. Witmark & sons. New York ; D : 8803,
July 9, 1906 ; 2c. July 10, 1906.. 22845

John Colmore's power; play in 3 acts, by G. M.
Freeman. [103] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 16, 1914; D: 38129; Gladys
M. Freeman, New York. 22845a

John Curtis. See Three plays; by C. De Lima.

John D.; an adventure, by U. Sinclair. 23 p.
f°. Typewritten.

© Upton Sinclair, New York ; D : 14933,
Jan. 28, 1909 ; 2c. Jan. 28, 1909. 22846

John Delmer's daughters; a comedy in 3 acts,
bv Henry C. De Mille. New York [1883] 66
p. 8°.

© M. H. Mallory, New York ; 1883 : 18972,
Oct. 15 ; 2c. Oct. 15. 22847

See also Duty.

John Dorsey's success; a drama in 3 acts, by
J. O'Connor. (In New century, v. 17, no. 5,
Oct. IS, 1902— V. 17, no. 14, Dec. 20, 1902)

© Jeremiah O'Connor, Washington : D :
1293, Jan. 14, 1902 ; 2c. Oct. IS-Dec. 22, 1902.

22848

John Eldridge junior; play in 2 acts, by F. 11.
Shepard. [1], 24 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. jNIar. 27, 1911 ; D : 23752 ; Frank Hall
Shepard, Detroit. 22849

John Endicott. See New (The) England
tragedies.

John Ermine; play in a prologue and 4 acts, by
L. E. Shipman, founded on the story by Fred-
eric Remington. 109 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. ]\Iay 14, 1915 ; D : 40656 ; Louis Evan
Shipman, Plainfield, N. H. 22849a

John Gabriel Borkman. See Efterladte skrif-
ter; af Henrik Ibsen. — Works (The) of
Henrik Ibsen.

John Garno; a drama of American life at the
present time, in 4 acts, by H. C. Lowrie. 100
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Harvey C. Lowrie, Denver ; D : 152. Feb.
18, 1901 ; 2c. Apr. 20, 1901. 22850

John Garth; a drama in 5 acts, by J. Brough-
am.

© .John Brougham, New York; 1871:163,
Jan. 7. 22851

John Gilyard; or. The black knight, a drama
in 4 acts, by J. S. Reynolds.

© Joe S. Reynolds, Augusta, Ga. ; 1890:
22053, July 10. 22852

1130

22853

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

22873

John Glayde's honour; a new and original play
in 4 acts, by Alfred Sutro. New York, S.
French; London, S. French, ltd., 1907. 95 p.
12°.

© Samuel French, New York; D : 11039.
July 25, 1907 ; 2c. Dec. 20, 1907. 22853

John Grouch's dream; a domestic comedy in
1 act, by E. W. Vance Buttery. 8 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© E. W. V. Buttery, Kalamazoo, Mich. ; D :
10291, Apr. 6, 1907; 2c. Mar. 30, 1907.

22854

John Halifax, gentleman; dramatized by Mrs.
C. A. Doremus. ii, 91 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 23, 1910 ; D : 21129 ; Mrs. Charles
A. Doremus, New York. 22855

play in 4 acts, based on the novel of the

same name, by W. Webb and Dollie Davis.
[80] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 26, 1914; D: 36472; William
W^ebb, New York. 22855a

John Hardy; a drama in a prologue and 4 acts,
by F. Clark.

© Frederic Clark, New York; 1886:6521,
Mar. 22. 22856

John Henson's sign.

© Marv May Boynton, Franklin, O. ; 1898 :
61059, Oct. 17 ; 2c. Nov. 16. 22857

John Herkner; play in 5 acts, by Elsa Porges
Bernstein (Ernst Rosmer) tr. from the Ger-
man by Mary Harned. (In Poet lore, v. 22,
no. 5, Sept.-Oct. 1911; periodical © Dec. 15,
1911 ; 2c. Dec. 19, 1911 ; B : 250264 ; Poet lore
CO., Boston) 22858

John Jasper's confession; a dramatization in 4
acts, of [Charles Dickens'] The mystery of
Edwin Drood, by J. C. Carr. 101 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© J. Comyns Carr, London ; D : 12246, Jan.
27, 1908; 2c. Jan. 27, 1908. 22859

John Johnson, Yohnny Yohnson, our Swed-
ish cousin; a Swede dialect comedy drama in
4 acts, with musical interpolations, by Carl
Williams.

© C. Wm. Bachman, Minneapolis; 1890:
37415, Nov. 25. 22860

John Jones, jr.; a sensational comedy drama
in 4 acts, by C. Gillingwater and Frederick
C. Molyneaux.

© Claude Gillingwater, New York ; D : 218,
Mar. 14, 1901. 22861

John Lane — wife tamer; dramatic composition,
by F. W. Eldridge. 121 p. t\ Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 22, 1910; D: 20653; F. W. El-
dridge, Los Angeles. 22862

John Langton's wife. See Woman (The)
pays.

John Lilburne before the council. See From,
king to king.

John McAmlee; a play in 4 acts, founded on
Emmett Bonlore, a novel by Opie Read, dram-
atized by A. C. Butts. Typewritten.

© Arthur C. Butts, New York; 1900 A:
11820, May 10; 2c. May 10. 22863

John March, preacher; a timely drama of the
times,' by J. W. Hudson. Typewritten.

© Jay William Hudson, Santa Rosa, Cal. ;
1898 : 74369, Dec. 20 ; 2c. Dec. 20. 22864

John Marden, financier; by f*. B. Arnold.

© Pearl B. Arnold, Boston ; D : 14971, Feb.
2, 1909. 22865

John Martin's secret; a new and original melo-
drama in 4 acts, by Sutton Vane.

© William Calder, New York ; 1895 : 40577,
Aug. 7. 22866

John Mask, exile; a delineation of character in
3 acts, by De S. G. Drew. [28] p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Mar. 6, 1913; D: 32535; De Silver
George Drew, Little Valley, N. Y. 22867

John Masterman; by H. Knott.

© Henry Knott, Rogers Park, HI. ; D :
13711, Sept. 3, 1908. 22868

John Middleton's wife; a play iu 3 acts, by M.
Goldman. 81 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Matthew Goldman, New York ; D : 1482.5,
Jan. 16, 1909 ; 2c. Jan. 16, 1909. 22869

John Mishler; a play in 3 acts and a prologue,
by J. Bradford.

© Joseph Bradford, Philadelphia; 1882:
7642, May 11. 22870

John of Gascony; an adventure of Jean du
Gascogne, an original romantic play in 1 act,
by P. McAllister. 25 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Paul McAllister, New York ; D : 10789,
June 18, 1907; 2c. June 18, 1907. 22871

John of Ilsley's; play of today in 4 acts, by W.
J. Neidig. [104] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 20, 1914; D: 37077; William J.
Neidig, Chicago. 22871a

John of Palma; a drama in 4 acts, by W. G.
Harrison.

© William Greer Harrison, San Francisco;
1895:5866, Jan. 24. 22872

John Park and Dr. Dott's doings; a moral play
in 6 scenes, ending with a grand tableau, by
L. Lesaulnier. 37 p. 8°. Printed.

© Louis Lesaulnier. Paterson ; 1872 : 9172,
Aug. 26 ; 2c. Apr. 6, 1877. 22873

John Paul Jones. See Historical stories in
dramatic form.

1131

22874

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

22892

John Ralston; a play in 4 acts, by E. J. Liver-
nash. 236 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Edward J. Livernash, San Francisco ;
D:6138, Jan. 25, 1905; 2c. Mar. 7, 1905.

22874

John Rankin's wife; play in 1 act, by M.
Keene. [2], 45 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 30, 1914; D: 36569; Mattie
Keene, New York. 22874a

John Rawn; play in 3 acts, by D. G. Fischer,
from Emerson Hough's book of the same title.
[110] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 28, 1913; D: 35169; David G.
Fischer, Chicago. 22875

John Ridpath, editor; a comedy of the fourth
estate, by J. D. Haag and .1. S. Myers. Proof.

© Jackson D. Haag and .Joseph S. Myers,
Pittsburgh ; 1900 A : 27330, Nov. 3 ; 2c. Nov. 3.

22876

John Royce, senator; a phiy in 3 acts, by Cath-
erine M. Winslow and C. E. A. AVinslow.

© Cliarles Edward Amory Winslow, Bos-
ton ; D : 1463, Feb. 19, 1902. 22877

John Ruffin; a phiy in 4 acts, by E. W. Gilliam,
M. D. 142 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Edward Winslow Gilliam, Baltimore;
1893 : 3989, Jan. 18 ; 2c. Jan. 24. 22878

John Smith; a comedy in 3 acts, by R. C. El-
liott. Typewritten. .

© Robert Clark Elliott and Frank Shelberg,
Pescadero, Cal. ; 1898 : 69213, Nov. 28 ; 2c.
Feb. 21, 1899. 22879

See also Historical stories in dramatic

form.

John Smith and Pocahontas; a play, by C. E.
Thomas. 11 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Charles Edward Thomas, Des Moines;
D : 11441, Sept. 30, 1907 ; 2c. Sept. 30, 1907.

22880

John Staunchwood, American; play in 4 acts,
by Nellie and O. T. Fiske. [158] p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Mar. 29, 1911; D: 23697; Nellie and
O. T. Fiske, Hingham, Mass. 22881

John Templeton Maribean; a drama, by L.
Rohr. 107 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Louis Rohr, Chicago; D : 6623, Apr. 26,
1905 ; 2c. May 18, 1905. 22882

John the Baptist. See German classics of the
nineteenth and twentieth centuries.

John, the barber; by A. N. Nicholson. 8 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. July 15, 1909 ; D : 16323] Angeline N.
Nicholson, Flushing, N. Y. 22883

John, the janitor; comedy drama in 4 acts, by
F. Wlnninger. 20 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 6, 1909 ; D : 17033 ; Frank Wln-
ninger, Wausau. Wis. 22884

John, Tom, and Sarah. See Bachelor's visit.

John W. Isham's Parisian gaiety co.; by J. W.
Isham.

© John Wallace Isham, New York; 1897:
59333, Oct. 19. 22885

John "Ward, Preacher,
ister.

See Marrying a min-

John Wilton, philanthropist; social problem
drama in 3 acts, by L. Pelee. [75] p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 18, 1914 ; D : 36761 ; Lillian Pelee,
San Gabriel, Cal. 22885a

Johnathan's courtship; a 1 act comedy in 2
episodes, by Howard P. Taylor. 12 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Charles On-in Cowles, San Francisco;
D : 7451, Oct. 24, 1905 ; 2c. Nov. 11, 1905.

22886

Johnnie number twenty-three; by J. Jex.

© John Jex. New York ; D : 11903, Dec. 11,
1907. 228S7

Johnnie-on-the-spot, matrimonial agent; farce
comedy in 3 acts, by R. E. Homans. [162] p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 12, 1911 ; D : 24674 ; Robert Ed-
ward Homans, Brookline, Mass. 22888

Johnnj^-C Lantern; modern fairy tale in 3 acts,
by UvH. Ronie H. Jaffa. 109 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Oct. 6, 1915; D: 41997; Minnie Z.
Jaffa, Los Angeles. 22888a

Johnny on the spot; by H. L. Lyman.

© Herbert L. Lyman, Spring Lake, I\Iich. ;

D: 72.51, Sept. 13, 1905.

22889

a musical farce comedy in 3 acts, drama-
tized by Dan'l Sully.

© Charles Marks, New York ; 1898 : 60645,
Oct. 15. 22890

Johnny Wise. 65 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Wilbur Le Grand Ferris, Stamford,
Conn.; D : 9635, Dec. 13, 1906; 2c. Dec. 13,
1906. 22891

Johnny, you've been a bad boy.
men coons' parade.

See Gentle-

John's dad; comedy sketch, by Robert Craig.
[1], 18 p. 4°. Typewritten.

. © Ic. Apr. 9, 1912; D: 29327; Robert H.
Craig, New York. 22892

1132

22893

COPYKIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

22915

John's Emmy; vandeville sketch in 1 act, by
Charles Stuurt. New York, Dick and Fitz-
gerald, 1910. 9 p. 12°.

© Anc:. 8, 1910 ; 2c. Aiis;. 9, 1910 ; D : 217G0 ;
Dick & Fitzgerald, New York. 22893

Johnson, the janitor; by Mary E. P. Thayer.
7 p. 4°. Typewritten.
© Ic. Sept. 23, 1909 ; D : 16S61 ; Cassinier H.
Moore, Revere, Mass. 22894

Johnson's busy day; a farce in 1 act, by George
Elberou. Chicago, The Dramatic publishing
company, 1901. 16 p. 12°.

© Dramatic pnb. co., Chicago ; D : 1019,
Oct. 28, 1901 ; 2c. Oct. 28, 1901. 22895

Johnson's Island; a historic drama of the war,
by C. W. Frazer. Typewritten.

© Charles Wesley Frazer, Memphis, Tenn ;
1896 : 19906, Mar. 31 ; Ic. Mar. 31 ; Ic. Nov. 27.

22896

Johnstown (The) flood; by Mrs. E. Houghton.
© Mrs. Edwin Houghton, Batavia, N. Y. ;
D : 151.5, Mar. 5, 1902. 22897

Joie (La) du sacrifice; comedie en 1 acte, par
J, J. Bernard. (In I'lllustration theatrale, 8*
anngfr— 217. 8 juin 1912)

© June 8, 1912; 2c. July 24, 1912; D:
30325; Jean-Jacques Bernard, Paris. 22898

Joie (La) fait peur. See Sunshine follows

rain.
Joies (Les) de la paternite; comedie en 3 actes,

par A. Bisson.

© Alexandre Bisson, Paris ; 1891 : 24477,

July 6. 22899

Joiner (The); a 3 act comedy, by F. E. Cutler.

© Frank E. Cutler, San Francisco; D:

7930, Jan. 30, 1906. 22900

Joining the Maccabees; a drama in 3 acts, by

J. S. Ennis. 16 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Jennie Sherman Ennis, Detroit ; D :

1066, Nov. 6, 1901; 2c. Nov. 6, 1901. 22901
Joining the parasites; a farce in 3 acts, by H.

M. Strong.

© Howard Marcus Strong, Springfield,

Mass. ; D : 13211, June 18, 1908. 22902

Joining the privileged few; an Ethiopian com-
edy in 1 act and 1 scene, by Charles Gropp-

Reade, with The crowning of King Bee-Zone.

6 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Charles A. Reade, Chicago ; D : 5293, July

11, 1904; 2c. June 11, 1904. 22903

Joining the tinpanites; or, Paddy McFling's

experience, a mock initiation, in 3 pts., by

David Hill [pseud, of David W. Hildreth]

pt. 1. Boston, W. H. Baker & co., 1891. 22 p.

12°. ([Baker's ed. of plays])

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston; 1891:

34031, Sept. 29 ; 2c. Nov. 13. 22904

Joining the tinpanites; or, Paddy McFling's

experience — Continued.
' Same. pt. 2. Boston, W. H. Baker & co.,

1892. 20 p. 12°. ( [Baker's ed. of plays] )
© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston; 1892:

5729, Feb. 5; 2c. Mar. 2. 22905

Same. pt. 3. Boston, W. H. Baker & co.,

1S92. 20 p. 12°. ([Baker's ed of plays])

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston; 1892:
20974, May IS; 2c. June 24. 22906

Joint (A) conspiracy; or, Cuban independence,
melodrama, by C. M. Blakeley. 20 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Clo M. Blakeley, Detroit ; D : 2348, Sept.
17, 1902; 2c. Sept. 13, 1902. 22907

Joint owners in Spain; comedy in 1 act, by
Alice Brown. 2 p. 1., 20 p. 12°. Printed.

© Oct. 20, 1914 ; 2c. Nov. 9, 1914 ; D : 38747 ;
Chicago little theatre, Chicago. 22907a

play in 1 act, by A. Brown. 19 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. IMar. 1, 1913 ; D : 32484 ; Alice Brown,
Boston. 22908

Joke (The); an original 1 act play, by S. G.
Genung.

© S. G. Genung, New York; D: 10716,
June 7, 1907. 22909

Joke (A) on April fool; by L. Price. 12 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 21, 1911; D : 25817 ; Leona
Price, New York. 22910

Joke (A) on Jerry; by Walter Dauphin [pseud.
of N. E. Solomons] Typewritten.

© N. E. Solomons, Savannah, Ga. ; 1897:
67827. Dec. 6; Ic. Dec. 6. 22911

Joke (The) on Squinim; or. The black statue
revised, bv W. B. Sheddan. Chicago, T. S.
Denison. 1883. 11 p. 12°. ([Ethiopian
drama] )

© T. S. Denison, Chicago; 1883:208.51,
Nov. 12; 2c. Nov. 17. 22912

Joke on the judge; a comedy drama in 3 acts,
by W. T. Hodge. 97 p. f°. Typewritten.

© William T. Hodge, New York ; D : 8259,
IMar. 31, 1906; 2c. Mar. 31, 1906. 22913

Joke (A) on the optimist; farce-comedy, plot
by M. Lebovitz, written by C. Cook. [1], 11 p.
f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 30, 1912; D: 31281; Chadwick
Cook, San Francisco. 22914

Joke's (The) on me; a farce in 1 act, by E. G.
Longman. 27 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Edward G. Longman. Brooklyn : D :
14075, Oct. 17, 1908; 2c. Oct. 22, 1908.

22915

1133

22916

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

22935

Joker (The); farce comedy in 3 acts, by E.
Hanlon. 93 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 12, 1913; D: 32659; Edward
Hanlon, New York. 22916

farce with specialties in 2 acts, by J. W.

Ransone. [55] p. 4°. Typewritten,

© Ic. July 24, 1912; D: 30339; John W.
Eansone, New York. 22917

Joker (A) joked; by M. Dunkle. [17] p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. July 7, 1910; D: 21496; Marie

Dunkle, Los Angeles. 22918

Jokers (The); play in 3 acts, by K. P. Emery
[116] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 25, 1914; D: 38306; Katherine
Putnam Emery, Chicago. 22918a

Jokes; an original dramatic comedy in 3 acts.

© John F. Sheehan, Flora Sheffer, Charles

T. Sheffer, and Robert F. Jones, United

States; 1880:8768, June 10. 22919

Jolie (La) Persians. See Who's your hullah.

Jollier (The); by E. C. Robinson.

© Eugene C. Robinson, New York; 1893:
18351, Apr. 14. 22920

Jollier's dream; in 1 act, by H. C. Washburn.
7 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© H. C. Washburn, Springfield, Mass. ; D :
9729, Jan. 2, 1907; 2c. Jan. 17, 1907. 22921

Jolliest little maid in town; a drama in 4 acts,
by L. J. L. Stilwell. 66 p. f°. Typewritten.
© Laura Jean Libbey-Stilwell, Brooklyn;
D: 12078, Jan. 3, 1908; 2c. July 16, 1908.

22922

Jolliest (The) of jolly swells; written and com-
posed by Charles M. Connolly.

© Blanche Selwyn, United States; 1873:
552, Jan. 22. 22923

Jollities; or. The electrical doll, libretto, by
J. A. Norris. 72 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© J. A. Norris, Boston ; 1882 : 9503, June 9 ;
2c. June 9. 22924

Jolly (A) at the circus; a farce in 1 act, by
W. P. Burt. 17 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Wm. P. Burt, New York ; D : 14384, Nov.
27, 1908 ; 2c. Nov. 27, 1908. 22925

Jolly (The) bachelors; a motion song or reci-
tation, bv Willis N. Bugbee. New York,
Dick & Fitzgerald, 1908. 6 p. 12°. [Words
only]

© Dick & Fitzgerald, New York ; D : 12959,
May 12, 1908; 2c. June 8, 1908. 22926

Jolly baron; or. The miller's daughter, a mod-
ern comic opera in 2 acts, book by Addison
Burkhardt and Aaron Hoffman, lyrics by Ar-
thur J. Lamb, music by Harry Von Tilzer.
115 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Harry Von Tilzer music pub. co., New
York; D:5522, Sept. 10, 1904; 2c. Sept. 10,
1904. 22927

Jolly (The) Bohemians.

© Devere & Archer, New York; 1893:
14756, Mar. 24. 22928

Jolly (The) chaperone; libretto by M. A. Rose.
43 p. 4°. Typewritten,

© Ic. June 1, 1912; D: 29896; Mary A.
Rose, San Francisco, 22929

Jolly (The) Chinese; comic opera in 1 act, by
Heinrich Zoellner, authorized tr. from the
German by M. Kirpal. 20 p. 8°. Typewrit-
ten. [Libretto only]

© Margaretha Kirpal, Flushing, N. Y. ; D :
11417, Sept. 26, 1907 ; 2c. Sept. 26, 1907. 22930

Jolly (A) Christmas eve.
and the bishop.

See Burglar (The)

Jolly (The) climbers; 1 act comedy with music,
by Gerald Pioneer. New York, S. French ;
London, S. French, ltd., 1913. 24 p. 12°.
[Libretto only]

© Aug. 1, 1913 ; 2c. July 31, 1913 ; D : 33956 ;
Samuel French, New York. 22931

Jolly clubman; by Carroll and Clermont. 9 p.
f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 17, 1909 ; D : 17423 ; P. H. Car-
roll and H, M. Clermont, Schenectady, N. Y.

22932

Jolly (The) commodore; a musical comedy in 2
acts, book by C. B. Casad. [63] p. 4°. Type-
written. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Aug. 18, 1909 ; D : 16587 ; Campbell B.
Casad, New York. 22933

12 p.

musical numbers, by C. B. Casad,

4°, Typewritten. [Lyrics only]

© Ic. May 16, 1911 ; D : 24265 ; Campbell B.
Casad, New York. 22934

Jolly dialogues; by Willis N. Bugbee. Phila-
delphia, The Penn publishing company, 1914.
144 p. 12°,

© Apr. 1, 1914 ; 2c. Apr. 8, 1914 ; A : 371262 ;
Penn pub. co., Philadelphia. 22934a

Jolly (A) Elk. See Night (A) with the Elks.

Jolly girls; a musical comedy, by H. Montague.
Typewritten.

© Harry Montague, New York ; 1899 : 35695,
May 29 ; 2c. Dec. 24, 1900. 22935

1134

22936

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

22954

Jolly (A) good fellow; a comedy drama in 4
acts, by G. W. Ryer.

© George W. Ryer, Brooklyn ; 1887 : 29203,
Nov. 11. 22936

comedy playlet in 1 act, by Denison Clift.

[2], 16 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 4, 1914 ; D : 36255 ; John Beckett,
San Francisco. 22936a

by W. C. Hoff. 4 p. f °. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 7, 1913; D: 34048; Wm. Clin-
ton Hoff, Des Moines. 22937

Jolly Joe's lady minstrels; selections written,
compiled and ed. for female negro minstrels,
by Mrs. H. M. Silsbee and M. B. Home. Bos-
ton, W. H. Baker & co., 1893. 1 p. 1., 33 p.
12^ [Words only]

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston; 1893:
1015, Jan. 5; 2c. Jan. 27. 22937a

Jolly Jogg'les' journeys; a vaudeville produc-
tion in 4 scenes and tableaux, with singing
and dancing specialties, written, designed and
arr. by H. H. Garson. 5 p. f °. Typewritten.
[Words only]

© Hiram H. Garson, New York ; D : 15189,
Feb. 27, 1909; 2c. Feb. 1, 1909; 2c. Feb. 17,
1909. 22938

by K. Pyne. 5 p. f°. Typewrit-
ten. [Words only]

© Ic. Sept. 16, 1909; D: 16809; Klava
Pyne, Hartford. 22939

Jolly (A) josh,; a musical farce comedy in 3
acts, by C. R. Barry and I. Brooks. 28 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Charles R. Barry and Irving Brooks,
Minneapolis ; 1894 : 57229. Dec. 8 ; 2c. Jan.
17, 1895. 22940

Jolly knights; a musical comedy in 3 acts and
4 scenes, book and lyrics by W. A. Woods. 43
p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© William A. Woods, Allegheny, Pa. ; D :
8605, May 28, 1906 ; 2c. May 10, 1906. 22941

Jolly (The) landlords; farce comedy in 2 acts
and 4 scenes, by C. D. Kelly. 58 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Jan. 13, 1912; D : 28307 ; Claude D.
Kelly, New York. 22942

Jolly (A) lot; by E. M. Burke.

© Edward M. Burke, Marion, O. ; 1899:
50620, Aug. 5. 22943

Jolly (The) magpies; a spectacular comedy in
3 acts, by S. R. Ellis.

© Sidney R. Ellis, New York; 1897:65474,
Nov. 24. 22944

Jolly (A) man's troubles; a comedy with
nmsic, in 3 acts, by P. W. Hyde, 28 p. 4°.
Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Paul Woodworth Hyde, Pittsburgh; D:
1895, May 16, 1902 ; 2c. July 7, 1902. 22944a

Same.

© Paul W^oodworth Hyde, Pittsburgh; D:
2093, July 7, 1902. [For copies reed, see D:
1895] 22644b

Jolly (The) mariners; or. Trifles, farcical bur-
letta in 2 acts, by A. Schott.

© Angie Schott, New York; 1880:8055,
May 25. 22945

Jolly Matilda; original operatic comedy in 3
acts, by L. Jordan. Typewritten.

© Leopold Jordan, New York ; 1896 : 28007,
May 7 ; 2c. May 7. 22946

Jolly (The) matinee girl; musical farce comedy,
by Monroe and Hart.

© Monroe and Hart, New York; 1897:
24143, Apr. 19. 22947

Jolly (A) mix up.
tesy.

See Doctor (A) by cour-

Jolly (The) mountaineer; play in 1 act, by L.
Smith. [1], 15 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 16, 1914; D: 37325; Lillian
Smith, St. James, N. Y. 22948

a play in 3 acts, by L. Smith. [1], 16 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 17, 1912; D: 29990; Lillian
Smith, St. James, N. Y. 22949

play in 3 scenes, by L. Smith. [1], 17 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 14, 1913; D: 32308; Lillian
Smith, St. James, N. Y. 22950

Jolly (A) night.

© Dean Raymond, Chicago; 1899:22518,
Mar. 29. 22951

Jolly old boys; a cOmedy in 3 acts, by D. K.
Higgins.

© W. C. Anderson, New York ; 1893 : 29582,
June 22. 22952

Jolly old chums; a comedy in 3 acts, by D. K.
Higgins.

© W. C. Anderson, New York ; 1893 : 29583,
June 22. 22953

Jolly (The) peasant; operetta in 3 acts, from
the German of Victor Leon, book by Harry
B. Smith, lyrics by R. B. Smith, music by
Leo Fall. 117 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libret-
to only]

© Ic. Oct. 29, 1913; D: 34892; Robert B.
Smith, New York. 22954

1135

22955

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

22976

Jolly plays for holidays; ix collection of Christ-
mas entertaiuuieuts, by C. Wells. Boston,
Walter H. Baker & co., 1914. 148 p. 12°.

Contents : 1. The greatest gift. — 2. Christ-
mas gifts of all nations.— 3. The greatest day
in the year. — 4. Is Santa Claus a fraud? —
5. A substitute for Santa Claus. — 6. The day
before Christmas.

© Sept. 15, 1914; 2c. Sept. 16, 1914; D:
38133; Carolyn Wells, Railway, N. J. 22955

Jolly (The) reprobate; a romantic comic opera
in 3 acts, words by H. A. Robe, music by
Glenn Woods.

© Harold A. Robe, Lima, N. Y. ; D:9352.
Oct. 26, 1906. 22956

Jolly (The) Roger; an original musical comedy
libretto in 2 acts and 2 scenes, by T. B.
Donaldson. 38 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Thomas B. Donaldson, Philadelphia; D:
11726, Nov. 12, 1907; 2c. Nov. 12, 1907.

22957

Jolly (The) substitute; a trip to Mecca, comic
opera in 3 acts, book and lyrics by J. M.
Reilly, music by H. S. Line. 65 p. 4°. Type-
written. [Libretto only]

© James M. Reilly and Hans S. Line, Rens-
selaer, N. Y. ; D : 1080, Nov. 11, 1901 ; 2c. Nov.
11, 1001. 22958

Jolly surprise; a musical farce comedy.

© G. W. Purdy, New York; 1891: 17597,
May 13. ■ 22959

Jolly (A) tramp; comedy drama in 4 acts. 67
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Mary E. Hill, Akron, O. ; D : 7436, Oct.
21, 1905 ; 2c. Nov. 11, 1905. 22960

by C. Inskeep. [2], 47 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Dec. 22, 1910 ; D : 22900 ; Carlos Ins-
keep, Darlin^on, Ind. 22961

See also Our summer boarders.

Jolly (The) tramps; a conversational sketch for
two males, by G. F. Sturgis. 19 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Granville Forbes Sturgis, Brooklyn;
D : 1282G, Apr. 24, 1908 ; 2c. Apr. 24, 1908.

22962
Jolly (The) trio; in 1 act, by A. J. Branham.
10 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 6, 1910; D: 22227; A. J. Bran-
ham, Springfield, Mo. 22963

Jolly (The) trio negro minstrels; in 1 act, by
A. J. Branham. [8] I. 8°. Printed.

© Dec. 19, 1910; 2c. Dec. 22, 1910; D:
22876; A. J. Branham, Springfield, Mo.

22964
Jolly (The) warden.

© Walter K. Freeman. New York; 1896:
52923, Sept. 22. 22965

Jolly (The) widow; a musical farce comedy in
3 acts, by C. F. Francis. 37 p. f. Type-
written.

© C. F. Francis, Rome, N. Y. ; D: 12610.
Mar. 23, 1908; 2c. Mar. 18, 1908. 22966

Jolly (A) widow's success; by V. Klaeger.
2 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Virginie Klaeger, Brooklyn; D: 13441,
• July 24, 1908; 2c. July 24, 190S. 22967

Jollyman's woes; a musical farce comedy in 2
acts, by P. W. Hyde.

© Paul Woodworth Hyde, Pittsburgh ;
189!) : 27275, Apr. 19 ; 2c. June 24. 22968

Jonah (The); a comic opera, libretto by F. E.
Hiland, music by W. H. Lewis.

© Walter H. Lewis, Manchester, N. H. ;
1892 : 33081, Aug. 11. 22969

farce in 3 acts, by E. Lawrence Dudlev.

Philadelphia, Penn pub. co., 1914. 85 p. 12°.

© Feb. 2, 1914; 2c. Feb. 4, 1914; D:. 3.5910;

Penn pub. co., Philadelphia. 22969a

Jonah and the whale; a musical comedy in 3
acts, by T. Waters. 25 p. 4°. Typewritten.
[Synopsis]

© Tom Waters, New York ; D : 3816. Aug.
10, 1903; 2c. Aug. 4, 1903. 22970

a story of miraculous adventure, by W. S.

Kelley. 3 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Walter S. Kelley, New York; D : 1165.5,
Nov. 4, 1907; 2c. Nov. 4, 1907. 22971

or, The Prophet's call to Nineveh, by

Major W. W. Winchell. Typewritten.

© William Wallace Winchell, Boston;
1900 A: 16852, July 9; Ic. July 9; Ic. Nov.
30. 22972

Jonah in the whale; comic opera in 3 acts, bv
C. H. Hoffman.

© Charles H. Ploffman, New York; 1882:
16934, Oct. 12. 22973

Jonathan; a tragedy in 5 acts, by Tlioraas
Ewing, jr. New York and Loudon, Funk &
Wagnalls company, 1902. 148 p. 12°,

© Funk & Wagnalls co.. New York; D:
2667, Doc. 1, 1902; 2c. Dec. 30, 1902. 22974

Jonathan and David; a tragedy-drama in 4 acts
[by H. Waters] 61 p. 24°. Printed.

© Howard Waters, Stockwell, Ind. ; D :
1968, June 5, 1902; 2c. June 5, 1902. 22975

■ See also Hebrew (The) prince.

Jonathan Sharp; a sensational drama in 4 acts,
by J. P. Mummey.

© J. P. Mummey, St. Louis ; 1871 : 4207,
May 6. 22976

See also Clear grit.

1136

22977

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

22996

Jonathan Swift; comedy in 4 acts, by Ij. E.
Shipman. Typewritten.

© Louis Evan Shipman. Berkeley Springs,
W. Va. ; 1894:2395, Jan. 6; Ic. Jan. 6.

22977

a play in 4 acts, by V. Mapes. 177 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Victor Mapes. New Rochelle. N. Y. ; D :
2230, Aug. 13, 1902 ; 2c. Aug. 13, 1902. 22978

Jonathan Whitiger; a comedy drama in 3 acts,
by L. J. Vaughan.

© Lawrence J. Vaughan, Newark, N. J. ;
1888 : 3719, Feb. 4. 22979

Jones; play in 4 acts, by D. D. Cohen. [92] p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 20, 1911; D: 23698; David D.
Cohen, St. Paul. 22980

Jones & Jones; nearly a sleuth, duologue for
2 men, by E. Nelson. 13 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Oct. 9, 1915 ; D : 41945 ; Eddie Nelson,
New York. 22980a

Jones and the doctor. See In the morning,
oh, so early!

Jones (The) cup; comedy in 3 acts, by C. Don-
ne) 1. [ISO] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 20, 1914; D: 37908; Gushing
Donnell, New York. 22980b

Jones' dilemma. See Experience (The) of a
vaudeville star.

Jones' 500 pounds; by H. Cranston.

© Hoy Cranston, New York ; D : 63G7, Mar.
21, 1905. 22981

Jones' 60; a musical comedy in 2 acts, by W.
W.Welch, jr. 10 p. f°. Typewritten. [Words
only]

© William Walter Welch, jr., Peoria. 111.;
D : 12548, Mar. 16, 1908 ; 2c. Jan. 24, 1910.

22982

Jones, the new man; play in 1 act, by J. R.
Alden. [1], 20 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 31, 1912; D: 31285; Joseph R.
Alden, Grand Rapids, Mich. 22983

Jones vs. Jinks; mock trial in 1 act, by Edward
Mumford. Philadelphia, Penn pub. co. [1911]
34 p. 12°.

© Nov. 1, 1911 ; 2c. Nov. 8, 1911 ; D : 25702 ;
Penn pub. co., Philadelphia. 22984

Jones versus Johnson. See Humor (The) of
the court room.

Jones versus Jones; comedy in 3 acts, by F. J.
Lewis. 97 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© June 20, 1913; D : 33562 ; Florence J.
Lewis, Boston. 22985

Jones' wife missed the train; farce in 1 act, by
S. E. Smyth. 21 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 20, 1910; D: 21380; Sam E.
Smyth, Omaha, Neb. 22986

Jonesville sewing' circle; rural piny in 1 act, by
H. M. Dotv. Chatham, N. Y., J. W. Darrow
& H. M. Doty, 1911. 15 p. 12°.

© Mar 2.5, 1911; 2c. Apr. 29. 1911; D:
24128; Harry M. Doty, Chatham, N. Y.

22987

Jongleur (Le) Blondeaux; a dramatic sketch,
by V. O. Freeburg. 19 p. 4°. Typewritten.
© Victor Oscar Freeburg, New York ; D :
16188, June 29, 1909; 2c. June 29, 1909.

22988

Jongleur (Le) de Notre Dame (The juggler of
Notre Dame); miracle play in 3 acts, book by
Maurice Lena, music by Jules IMassenet. Eng-
lish version by Charles Alfred Byrne. New
York, C. E. Burden, 1907. 31 p. 4°. [Libret-
to only. French and English]

© Steinway & sons, New York; D: 11344.
Sept. 13, 1907 ; 2c. Nov. 4, 1907. 22989

Jonquil (The); a romantic drama in 4 acts, by
Guy Boothby. 84 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Longley Taylor, New York ; D : 565, June
11, 1901 ; 2c. June 11, 1901. 22990

Jonquille; or. Only a heart, a play in 4 acts, by
W. W. Young.

© William Wallace Young, Monmouth, 111.;
1871:2867, Apr. 3. 22991

Jordan and company; farce comedy in 1 act, by
F. D. Wightman. [1], 9 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 25, 1912 ; D : 31243 ; Florence D.
Wightman, New York. 22992

Josefa; play in 8 acts, by A. Mixon. Ill p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. July 24. 1913 ; D : 33877 ; Ada Mixon,
Washington. 22993

Josefina se casa; comedia en 1 acto. original de
A. Martinez Olmedilla. Madrid [Sociedad de
autores espaiioles] 1911. 26 p. 12°.

© Aug. 21, 1911; 2c. Aug. 22, 1911; D:
25033; Augusto Martinez Olmedilla, Madrid.

22994

Joseph; an adaptation in 3 acts, by M. Watson,
from the French of Leon Gandillot entitled
Ferdinand le noceur.

© Malcolm Watson, London ; 1892 : 26801,
June 27. 22995

a biblical play, by Sophie B. Ebb. (In The

Jewish home, v. 10, no. 4, Dec. 1903)

© Bloch pub. CO., New York ; D : 4422, Dec.
14, 1903; 2c. Dec. 18, 1903; 2c. Jan. 2, in04
(published separately) 22996

5379—16-

-<j:

1137

22997

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

23017

Joseph — Continued.

a drama for children in 1 act and 3 scenes,

by Fletcher Harper Swift, introduction by

Richard Moi-se Hodse. New York. W. B.

Harrison, 1907. 1 p. 1., 5-12 p., 13-31 numb.

1. 12°.

© William Beverly Harrison, New York;
D: 10740, June 11, 1007; 2c. July 9, 1907.

22997

— a drama in 4 acts, by C H. Seccombe and
B. Elwing, 32 p. 8°. Printed.

© Nov. 11. 1912: Ic. Nov. 19, 1912; Ic. Dec.
2, 1912; D: 31543; Charles H. Seccombe and
Birger Elwing, Santa Ana, Cal. 22998

— drama in C acts, by L. Clay. 64 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 16, 1909; D: 17719; Lamar Clay,
Macon. Ga. 22999

— ■ a dramatic cantata, libretto and music
by J. Astor Broad. Boston, White, Smith &
CO., 1877. 127 p. obi., 8°. [Vocal score]

© White-Smith & co., Boston ; 1877 : 12334,
Oct. 25 ; 2c. Oct. 25. 23000

a dramatic representation in 7 tableaux.

by H. Iliowizi.

© Henry Iliowizi, Minneapolis ; 18S5 : 11476,
May 21. 23001

— • a dramatization from biblical history in 7
acts, by Koresli [pseud, of C. R. Teed] Act
2. Estero, Fla., Guiding star pub. house, 1904.
cover-title. 54 p. 12°.

© Cvrus R. Teed, Estero, Fla. ; D : 0503,
Apr. 28, 1905 ; 2c. May 26, 1905. 23002

— a dramatization of the Bible story of Jo-
seph, by J. S. Sullivan.

© J. S. Sullivan, Galveston, Tex.; 1S7S:
4374, Apr. 11. 23003

— libretto of the oriental music drama Joseph,
in 3 acts, 2 scenes each. Original words an<l
compilation of music, by W. D. Chenery.
[Springfield, 111.. Printed by Phillips brothers,
1914] 30 p. plates. 16°.

© July 19, 1912; 2c. Oct. 31, 1914; A:
3S72S9; William Dodd Chenery, SprinefieM,
111. 23003a

an opera in 3 acts, by B. T. Trego. 64 p.

16°. Printed. [Libretto only]

© Eenl. T. Trego. Saginaw. Mich.; 1894:
3S210, Aug. 17 ; Ic. May 16, 1S95. 23004

Joseph, and his brethren; by J. .Tacobson.

© .Tanie Jacobson, New York; D : 6627,
May 3, 1905. 23005

pageant play in 4 acts, by Louis N. Parker.

New York, J. Lane co., 1913. 8 p. 1., 154 p.
12°.

© Sept. 19, 1913; 2c. Sept. 23, 1913; D:
34593 ; John Lane co., New York. 23006

Joseph and his brethren — Continued.

pageant play in 4 acts, founded on the

biblical narrative, bv L. N. Parker. [11],

191 p. 8°. Typewritten.

© Ic. .Tan. 10, 1913; D : 31932 ; Louis N.
Parker, London. 23007

play in 6 acts, by F. A. Ingraham. 46 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 21, 1911 ; D : 24.529 ; Frank A. In-
graham, Bristol, R. I. 23008

or. The Hebrew's son in Egypt, a biblical

drama in 3 acts, by J. A. Lord.

© .L A. Lord, Chicago; 1874:14451, Nov.
30. 23009

aSVc also C}iancellor (The) of Egypt. —

Deliverer (The). — Dreams fulfilled.

Joseph and his brethren in Egypt; a grand
biblical and spectacular drama in 4 acts, by
J. Dienett.

© Julius Dienett, Washington; 1883:9271,
May 19. 23010

Joseph and his brethren in the land of Egypt;
a romantic melodrama in 5 acts and 7 tab-
leaux, by J. G. Henderson.

© ,T. Graham Henderson, Brooklyn; 1897:
8914, Feb. 2. 23011

Joseph and his brothers; original biblical
drama in 5 acts, by M. Doran. [87] p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 17, 1913 ; D : 34754 ; Marie Doran,
Jamaica, N. Y. 23012

Joseph and his children; play in 5 acts, bv
E. A. Weir. 15 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 10, 1913; D : 34975 ; Ethel All-
free Weir, Omaha, Neb. 23013

Joseph Balsamo; a sensational illusionary
drama in 4 acts, by H. C. Franck.

© Harry C. Franck, Philadelphia; 1877:
9592, Aug. 21. 23014

Joseph Caesar Jefferson's dream. See Heart
(The) of Virginia.

Joseph entangled; a comedy in 3 acts, by Henry
Arthur Jones. New York, S. French, 1906.
141 p. inch plan. 8°.

© H. A. Jones, London ; D : 6992, Dec. 26,
1906; 2c. Feb. 11, 1907. 23015

Joseph in Egypt; a romance from the Bible in
3 acts, by P. F. Rogoway. 29 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Phil. F. Rogoway, Portland, Or. ; D :
6162, Jan. 31, 1905; 2c. Jan. 18, 1905. 23016

Joseph nSToirel's revenge; a drama in 5 acts, by
A. P. Barnard.

© A. P. Barnard, United States; 1875:
5406, May 24. 23017

1138

23018

COPYEIGHrED IN THE UNITED STATES

23040

Joseph of Canaan; a biblical play in a prologue
and 4 acts, by G. Waiters.

© George Walters and Ada Dow Currier,
Sau Francisco ; D : 4S44, Apr. 7, 1904. 23018

an original play in 4 acts, by L. Lewis.

© Lillian Lewis, New York ; 1897 : 3778,
Jan. 8. 23019

Joseph of Israel; biblical drama in 5 acts and
9 scenes, by Elsie M, MacKay. 171 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© E. M. MacKay, Buffalo; D : 5023, Mav
13, 1904 ; 2c. June 24, 1904. 23020

Joseph, son of Jacob; drama in 4 acts, by Sister
Margaret Mary. 40 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 27, 1914; D : 3S933 ; Sisters of
mercy, Providence, R. I. 23020a

Joseph, the beloved son; in 4 acts, by E. de
Corsia. 123 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Edward de Corsia, New York ; D : 8111,
Mar. 6, 1906; 2c. Mar. 6, 1906. 23021

Joseph, the Canaanite; by C. F, Blake. 41 p.
f°. Typewritten.

© Cornelia Frances Blake, Los Angeles ; D :
3826, Aug. 13, 1903 ; Ic. July 13, 1903. 23022

Joseph, the prophet; an historical drama in a
prologue and 4 acts, by A. Hosmer.

© Albert Hosmer, San Francisco; 189S:
22139, Apr. 7. 23023

Joseph, the story of the prince of Egypt; a dra-
matic historical poem in 5 acts, by Mrs. P. A.
Henry and T. E. B. Henry. 97 p. f°. Type-
written.

© T. E. B. Henry, Bowmanville, Ontario,
Canada ; D : 3772, July 31, 1903 ; 2c. Julv 29,
1903. 23024

Joseph Wilmat; or. The false master of the
abbey, a drama in 5 acts, by H. Williams.

© Harry Williams, New York ; 1SS9 : 39612,
Dec. 26. 23025

Josephine; comic opera, originated by G. S. Hill,
book and lyrics by AV. V. Reynolds, music by
Charles Hunter. 13 p. f°. Typewritten.
[Libretto only]

© George S. Hill & co., St. Louis ; D : ^250,
July 2, 1904; 2c. July 2, 1904. 23026

an historical drama, by D. Welch.

© Deshler Welch, New York ; 1886 : 12759.
June 1. 23027

an historical drama in 4 acts, by J. Nash.

© Joseph Nash, Boston ; 1874 : 13199, Oct.
23; 2c. Nov. 27. 23028

a melodrama in 3 acts, by F. S. H. Reed.

Typewritten.

© Frederick Standish H. Reed, United
States ; 1892 : 46153, Nov. 12 ; 2c. Nov. 12.

23029

Josephine — Continued.

a play in 5 acts, by H. F. Buswell and E. J.

Farrington.

© Henry F. Buswell and Edward J. Far-
rington, United States ; 1879 : 1876, Feb. 8.

23030

Josephine and Napoleon; an historical drama
in 4 acts, by M. L. Lange.

© Maria L. Lange, Cincinnati; 1880: 17241,
Nov. 12. 23031

Josephine Dodd; by M. G. Kern.

© M. G. Kern, St. Louis; D : 11231, Aujt.
26, 1907. 23032

Josephine, empress of France; a historical
drama, by Mrs. Charles Durang.

© Carolina, Fredonia and Naomi Durang,
Philadelphia ; ISSl : 13043, Aug. 24. 23033

a historical drama in 5 acts, by E. E. Sher-
man.

© Ellen E. Sherman, Buffalo ; 1877 : 8639,
July 25. 23034

Josephine, empress of the French; dramatized
from various histories of her life, in 4 acts, by
S. E. Pierce.

© Sarah Emily Pierce, New York; 1884:
4703, Mar. 5. 23035

an historical drama in 6 acts, by A. R.

Haven. 124 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Albert Roland Haven, New York; 1889:
26028, Aug. 27 ; 2c. Aug. 27. 23036

Josephine's love affair; a curtain raiser, by
J. M. Leveque. (In Harlequin, v. 8, no. 17,
Nov. 8, 1900)

© J. M. L§veque, New Orleans ; D : 9405,
Nov. 8, 1906 ; 2c. Nov. 12, 1906. 23037

Josh Whitcomb married; a domestic comedy in
3 acts, by M. E. Osbon.

© M. E. Osbon, New York; 1887:16265.
June 24. 23038

Josh Winchester; or. Between love and duty,
a drama in 4 acts, by T. Wilson Rodebaugh.
Clyde, O., Ames' publishing co., 1895. 31 p.
12°. ( [Ames' series of standard and minor
drama, no. 362])

© Ames pub. co. Clyde, O. ; 1895:36046,
July 11; Ic. July 19. 23039

Joshua ben Syra; a historic-philosophic drama
in 5 acts, by A. Goldknopf.

© Abrahm Goldknopf, New York ; D : 8294,
Mar. 24, 1906. 23040

1139

23041

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

23062

Joshua Elodg'ett from Blodg-ett's Holler; a
comedy in 3 jiets, by B. G. McFall. Clyde, O..
Ames publishing? co.

© Ames pub. co., Clyde, O. ; 1S07 : S324. Jnn.
30; 2c. Feb. 1. 23041

Josh via Copeland's daughter; a domestic com-
edy in 4 acts, by F. Slemons. 40 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Freda Slemons, IMonticello, Ark. ; D :
34G8, May 21, 19U3; 2c. ]May 21, 1903. 23042

Joshua Haggard; an emotional drama In 5 acts,
by A. Hincliciiffe, founded upon M. E. Brad-
don's story of .Joshua HaSnard's dau^^hter.

© A. Hinchcliffe, Brooklyn ; ISSl : 6GS : Apr.
29. 23043

Joshua Haggard's daughter. See Joshua
Haggard.

Joshua Simkins; i*ural comedy drama in 4 acts,
by C. II. Foulk. G5 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© C. R. Foulk, Pittsburgh ; 1895 : 52981, Oct.
IS; 2c. Oct. IS. 23044

Joshua Simpkins; a genuine and original
Yankee comedy in 4 acts and tableaux, by
Wm. R. Watts. 39 p. t°. Ms.

© V. A. Ford, Catskill, N. Y. ; 1891 : 2S151,
Aug. 5 ; Ic. Aug. 5. 23045

Joshua Whitcomb. See Old (The) homestead.

Joshua Whitcomb and the female bathers; a
musical burletta in 1 act, by D. Thompson.

© Den. Thompson, Rochester, N. Y. ; 1875:
2645, Mar. 22. 23046

Joshua's troopers; original, novelty, musical
travesty, by Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Mullaly. 17
p. f°. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Oct. 29, 1909 ; D : 17223 ; Thomas W.
Mullaly, Fort Worth, Tex. 23047

Josiah Allen, Josiah Allen's wife and Betsy
Bobbitt; a farcical comedy in 3 acts, by N.
Burgess.

© Neil Burgess, Roxbury, Mass.; 18S1:
10288, July 1. 23048

Josiah Allen's wife; a comedy in 3 acts, by L.
Q. Jeffries.

© L. Q. Jeffries, Wooster, O. ; 1881:6250,
April 23. 23049

Josiah Allen's wife as a P. A. and P. I. t<ce
P. A. and P. I.

Josiah Allen's wife's reception; a novel euter-
tainment.

© Junius E. Beal, Ann Arbor; : 891 : 5497,
Feb. 9. 23050

Josiah Brown, granger; an American drama
in 4 acts, by C. T. Dazey.

© Charles T. Dazey, Cambridge, IVIass. ;
1879: 15034, Nov. 10. 23051

Josiah Long from Hamden Corners; a dra-
matic composition, by C. De Monde. 9 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Chester De Monde, Zanesville, O. ; D :
14470, Dec. 7, 1908 ; 2c. Dec. 19, 1908. 23052

Josiah's courtship; a farce comedy drama in 4
acts, by H. C. Dale. Author's ed. New York,
H. Roorbach.

© Horace C. Dale, Reading, Pa. ; 1890 :
57412, Oct. 19 ; 2c. Oct. 30. 23053

Josiah's goin' to college; a musical comedy in
4 acts, by A. L. Slade. 28 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten. [Libretto only]

© Anna Lee Slade, Washington ; D : 12383,
Feb. 18, 1908 ; 2c. Feb. 18, 1908. 23054

Josiah's secret; play in 3 acts, by Josiah Allen's
wife [pseud, of M. Holley] Watertown, N. Y.,
Hungerfoi'd - Holbrook co., 1910. cover-title,
8 p. 8°.

© Feb. 16, 1910; 2c. Feb. 23, 1910; D:
20396; Marietta Holley, Pierrepont Manor,
N. Y. 23055

Josie; or. The Yankee kitchen, an original and
novel play in 5 acts, 7 scenes and prologue,
by J. M. Steelman.

© Julia M. Steelman, Cincinnati; 1879:
6512, May 15. 23056

or, Was he a woman? a drama in 5 acts,

by Geo. L. Aiken.

© Charles Wilkinson, Boston ; 1870 : 4.504,
Dec. 7. 23057

Josie, the little madcap; by C. E. Blaney. 103
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Chas. E. Blaney, New York; D: 10997,
July 19, 1907 ; 2c. July 19, 1907. 23058

Jota (La); drame lyrique en 2 actes, paroles
et niusique de Raoul Laparra. Paris, Enoch
& cie., 1911. 5 p. 1., 61, [1] p. 12°. [Libretto
only]

© Slay 5, 1911 ; 2c. May 6, 1911 ; D : 24143 ;
Enoch & CO., Paris. 23059

Joujou; comedie en 3 actes, par Henry Bern-
stein. Proof.

© Eugene Fasquelle, Paris ; D : 3563, June
9, 1903 ; 2c. June 9, 1903. 23060

Jcur (Un) de fete; piece en 1 acte, [de] Gabriel
Faure. Paris, E. Fasquelle, 1911. 35 p. 12°.

© July 13, 1911; 2c. July 29, 1911; D:
24S05; Eugene Fasquelle, Paris. 23061

Same. (L'lllustration theatrale, 7' annSe —

185, 22 juillet 1911)

© .July 22, 1911; 2c. Aug. J 9, 1911; D:
24975 ; Gabriel Faure, Paris. 23062

1140

23062

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

23073

Journalisten (Die); a comedy, by Gnstav Frey-
tag, ed. with introdiictiou, tr. exercisies based
on text, notes, and complete vocabulary, by
L. R. Gregor. Boston, London [etc.] Ginn
& company [1904] xv, 231 p. incl. front.
16°.

© Leigh R. Gregor, Montreal, Canada; A:
101542, Nov. 14, 1904 ; 2c. Dec. G, 1904. 23082a

Freytag's comedy in 4 acts, a critical tr.

Cambridge. Mass, Waterman & Amee, 1S8S.
100 p. 12°.

© A. A. Waterman, Cambridge, Mass. ;
1888:8855, Mar. 26; 2c. Apr. 4. 23063

lustspiel in 4 acten, von Gnstav Freytag,

ed. with an English commentary, by W. D.
Toy. Boston, D. C. Heath and company, 1889.
vi, 160 p. 12°. (Heath's German series)

© Walter D. Toy, Chapel Hill, N. C. ; 1889 :
15580, May 24 ; 2c. May 18. 23064

ed. with introduction and notes,

by Calvin Thomas. New York, H. Holt &
company, [etc., etc.] [1SS9] xiii, 134 p. 12°.
(College series of German plays)

© Henry Holt & co.,New York ; 1889 : 37271,
Dec. 7 ; 2c. Dec. 21. 23065

ed. with introduction and notes

by Charles Bundy Wilson. Chicago, Scott,
Foresman and company, 1905. 218 p. front,
(port.) 12°.

© Scott, Foresman & co., Chicago; A:
114225, Apr. 14, 1905 ; 2c. Apr. 14, 1905.

23065a

ed. with introduction and notes,

by H. A. Potter. New York, C. E. Merrill
company [1911] 204 p. front, (port.) 12°.
© .Tune 30, 1911; 2c. July 11, 1911; A:
292367 ; Charles E. Merrill co., New York.

23066

■ed. with introduction, notes and

vocabulary, by Calvin Thomas. 2d ed., rev.

New York, H. Holt & co., 1909. x, 224 p. 16°.

© Henry Holt & co.. New York ; D : 15092,

Apr. 23, 1909 ; 2c. June 28, 1909. 23067

ed. with notes and vocabulary by

E. Manley. Boston, Allyn and Bacon, 1901.
X, 246 p. 16°.

© Edward aianley, Chicago; A: 8489, May
1, 1901 ; 2c. July 27, 1901. 23067a

ed. with notes and vocabulary

by T. B. Bronson. New York, D. Appleton
and CO., 1901. xxxiii, 194 p. front, (port.)
pi. 16°.

© D. Appleton & co.. New Yo?!: ; A : 17002,
Sept. 27, 1901 ; 2c. Sept. 30, 1901. 23067b

JournaTisten (Die) — Continued.

lustspiel in 4 acten, von Gustav Freytag,

mit anmorkuiigen und fragen verselien von
Jonathan Hildner und Tobias Diekhoff. Ann
Arbor, Mich., G. Wahr [1901] 2 p. 1., 174 p.
12°.

© George Wahr, Ann Arbor, IMich. ; A :
20894, Nov. 12, 1901 ; 2c. Oct. 30, 1901. 23067c

• re-edited with introduction and

notes by W. D. Toy. Boston, D. C. Heath &
company, 1901. ix, 140 p. front. (port.)
10°.

© Walter Dallam Toy, Chapel Llill, N. C. ;
A : 1572, Jan. 23, 1901 ; 2c. Jan. 23, 1901 .

23067d

Journalists (The); by F. J. Chipman.

© F. J. Chipman, Duluth, Minn.; 1893:
46256, Oct. 16. 23068

comedy in 4 acts, by Gustav Freytag. lit-
erally tr. from the German. Cambridge, Mass.,
Charles W. Sever, ISSS. 2 p. 1., 100 p. 12°.

© Cliarles ^Y. Sever, Cambridge, Mass. ^
ISSS : 79S5, Mar. 10 ; 2c. ]\Lar. 17. 23069

literally tr. from the German by

Herbert Leslie. New York, Hinds, Noble &
Eldredge, 1904. 1 p. 1., 140 p. 36°.

© Hinds, Noble & Eldredge. New York; A:
88119, May 24, 1904 ; 2c. May 27, 1904. 23069a

• 'tr. by Roy Temple House. (In

The Drama, no. 9, Feb. 1913 ; periodical ©
Mar. 20, 1913; 2c. Apr. 2 1913; B: 283167;
Drama league of America^ Chicago) 23069b

adapted for the P^nglish stage, by H. S.

Grossheim and J. Frankel.

© Herman S. Grossheim and Julius
Frankel, I'hiladelphia ; ISSO : 9746, June 24.

23070

— See also German classics of the nineteenth

and twentieth centuries

Journey of life; play in 2 acts and 2 tableaux,
by S. Silsbee.

© S. Silsbee, New York; 1874:7199, ISIay
27. 23071

Journey (A) thro' rhymeland; fantastic opera
in 3 acts, by William M. Lowrie. 39 p. 4°.
Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© W. M. Lowrie, Chicago; D:4052, Oct.
8, 1903 ; 2c. Oct. 8, 1903. 23072

Journeyman (The); play in 4 acts, by C. D.
Mackay. 102 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 20, 1915; D : 40409 ; Constance
D'Arcy JIackay, New York. 23072a

Journey's (The) end; a comedy in 4 acts, by
Roy Sensabaugh. 84 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Roy S. Sensabaugh, Brooklyn; D: 15312,
Mar. 12, 1909 ; 2c. Mar. 12, 1909. 23073

114]

23074

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

23090

Journey's (The) end — Continued.

-drama in 4 acts, by Raymond Edwards

Swing. 77 p. 4°. Typewritten.
© Ic. Feb. 6, 1912 ; D : 2S6S3 ; Raymond E.

Swing, Cincinnati. 23074

original drama in 3 acts, by Rachael Mar-
shall and O. D. Bailey. [102J p. 4°. Type-
wi'itten.

© Ic. Aug. 6, 1914; D: 37810; Oliver D.
Bailey, Seattle. 23074a

See also Barrister's (A) luck.

Joust (The); or. Tournament, an operetta in 2
acts, by G. Estabrook, libretto by H. D. Esta-
brook. Chicago, W. P. Dunn & co., 1SS3. 32
p. 8°. [Libretto only]

© Mrs. R. C. Clowry, United States; 1883:
97U9, May 26 ; 2c. June 4. 23075

Joy; a play in 1 act, adapted from the French
of Emile de Girardin, by L. G. Laureau.

© L. G. Laureau, Chicago ; 1871 : 6802, July
19. 23076

See also Plays: John Galsworthy.

Joy (The) bath; or, The bath tub trick, by
Joseph Robie. 5 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 14, 1911 ; D : 24691 ; Louis Robie,
New York. 23077

Joy (A) forever; a play in 1 act, by Maude
Adams.

© M. Adams, New York ; D : 12301, Feb. 4,

1908. 23078

Joy is dangerous; a comedy in 2 acts by
James Mortimer.

© George W. Thompson, New York; 1871:
1752, Mar. 2. 23079

Joy (The) of life; play in 3 acts, by L. E. F.
Prince. 75 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 15, 1911 ; D : 25230 ; Leslie E. F.
Prince, Washington, 23080

by S. R. Schlesinger. [2], 36 p. f°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 2, 1914; D : 35882 ; Sira R.
Schlesinger, Colorado Springs, Col. 23080a

Joy (The) of living; burlesque fantasy iu 1 act.
by Edwin Hanford. 41 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Louis Robie, Oradell, N. J. ; D : 129S8,
May 18, 1908 ; 2c. May 18, 1908. 23081

in 5 acts, tr. by Mrs. Edward Wharton from

Es lebe das leben by Hermann Sudermann.

© airs. Patrick Campbell, London ; D : 2G44,
Oct. 31, 1902. 23082

1 act sketch, by J. King. 11 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Joseph King, New York; D : 6987, July
19, 1905; 2c. July 13, 1905. 23083

Joy (The) of living — Continued.

(Es lebe das leben); a play in 5 acts, by

Hermann Sudermann, tr. from the German by
Editli Wharton. New York, C. Scribner's sons,
1902. vii, 185 p. 12°.

© Charles Scribner's sons, New York ; A :
44736, Oct. 28, 1902 ; 2c. Oct. 31, 1902. 23083a

Joy of the L. V.; play in 3 acts, by Alice Cook
Fuller. Lebanon, O., March brothers, 1914.
41 p. 12°.

© Aug. 4, 1914 ; 2c. Aug. 6, 1914 ; D : 37764 ;
March bros., Lebanon, O. 230S3b

Joy (The) ride; farce in 3 acts, by F. Jackson.
83 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 9, 1912 ; D : 31637 ; Fred Jackson,
Bayside, N. Y. j:'3084

monologue, by Frank Graham. 5 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 18, 1910 ; D : 20832 ; Blanche «'"ur-
tiss, Chicago, 23085

musical farce - comedy in 3 acts, adapted

from the French, by A. Burkhardt and C. W.
Collins. 97 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto
only]

© Ic. June 23, 1913; D: 33574; Addison
Burkhardt and Charles W. Collins, Chicago.

23086

play in 3 acts, by M. E. Prettyleaf. [60]

p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 1, 1911; D: 23823; Maurice E.
Prettyleaf, Lewistown, Pa. 23087

Joy (The) ride lady; musical play in 3 acts, li-
bretto anil lyrics by A. Anderson and Hart-
ley Carrick, music by Jean Gilbert [pseud, of
Max Winterfeld. 102 p. 4°. Typewritten.
[Libretto only]

© Ic. Feb. 6, 1914 ; D : 35934 ; Arthur Ander-
son, London. 23087a

Joy (The) riders; burlesque in 2 acts, by B. H.
Droste. 165 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 21, 1914 ; D : 37090 ; Ben Holnies
Droste, Richmond. 23087b

drama in 3 acts and 4 scenes, by A. B. Ben-
nett. [2], 72 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 30, 1912 ; D : 29235 ; Arthur B.
Bennett, Providence, R. I. 23088

a musical comedy in 2 acts, by C. B. Casad.

96 p. 4°. Typewi'itten. [Words only]

© Ic. July 14, 1909 ; D : 16240 ; Campbell B.
Casad, New York. 23089

Joy (The) that kills; a comedy drama in 1 act,
by C. A. Williams. Typewritten.

© Charles Alf. Williams, Cincinnati ; 1896 :
9318, Feb. 8; 2c. Feb. 8. 23090

Joy to the afflicted. See Medicine.

1142

23090

CGPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

23109

Joyce of the north wood; or, The solitude, plfiy
in 4 acts, by E. A. Ferguson. GO p. f°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Aug. 23, 1915 ; D : 41631 ; Edward An-
touno Ferguson, Rapids City, III. 23090a

Joyful (The) surprise. See Lost at sea.

Joyland; a muscial play in 2 acts, by A. R. P.
Owens. 24 p. f°. Typewritten. [Libretto
only]

© A. R. Penlv Owens, Newark, N. J. ; D :
9726, Dec. 31, 1906; 2c. Dec. 22, 1906. 23091

Joys (The) of a monologist; a monologue, by T.
P. Morgan. 7 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Tom P. Morgan, Rogers, Ark.; D: 11998,
Dec. 28, 1907 ; 2c. Dec. 28, 1907. 23092

Joys (The) of divorce; operatic sketch in 1
act, by B. Osso. 3 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 23, 1912 ; D : 31768 ; Bory Osso,
New York. 23093

Joys of life; a review of reviews, by R. B.
Smith. 91 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 4, 1910; D: 20705; Robert B.
Smith, New York. 23094

Joys (The) of Satan; or, The renaissance of
Christianity, play in 7 acts, by Hiram Edwin
Peterson. [94] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 5, 1914 ; D : 35928 ; Eugene Orin
Peterson, Montrose, N. Y. 23094a

Joyzelle; a drama in 5 acts, by Maurice IMaeter-
linck, tr. by Clarence Stratton. {In Poet lore,
V. 16, no. 2, Summer, 1905; periodical © Poet
lore CO., Philadelphia, B : 95484, Mar. 29, 1905 ;
2c. June 26, 1905) 23095

piece en 5 actes, [de] Maurice Maeterlinck.

Paris, E. Fasquelle, 1903. 4 p. 1., 183 p. 12°.

© Eugene Fasquelle, Paris ; D : 3562,
.Tune 9, 1903; 2c. June 9, 1903 (proof); 2c.
July 2, 1903. 23096

schauspiel in 5 aufziigen, von Maurice

Maeterlinck, deutsch von F. von Oppeln-Broni-
kowski. Autorisierte ausg. Leipzig, ,E, Die-
derichs, 1903. 2 p. 1., 79, [1] p. 12°.

© Friedrich von Oppeln-Bronikowski, Ber-
lin; D : 4107, Oct. 15, 1903 ; 2c. Oct. 29, 1903.

23097

tr. by A. Teixeira de Mattos ; Monna Van-

na, tr. by Alfred Sutro: by Maurice Maeter-
linck. New York, Dodd, Mead and company,
1907. 3 p. 1., 277 p. 12°.

© Dodd, Mead & co., New York ; A : 169.583,
Feb. 27, 1907; 2c. Feb. 27, 1907. 23097a

Juan and Juanita; vaudeville sketch, by J.
Miller. 4 p. 4°. Ms.

© Ic. Sept. 8, 1913 ; D : 34363 ; Juanita Sill-
ier, Oakland, Cal. 23098

Juan Haya; [by] B. I. Kofoed [i. e. B. I. Brem-
nerl [31] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Blanche Irbe Kofoed, Portland, Or.; D:
14912, Jan. 27, 1909 ; 2c. Jan. 27, 1909. 23099

Juan, junior; or, Leporillo and the naughty
fellow, a musical burlesque, words l)y Os-
wald Allan, music by Barrett and Offenbach.
© J. E. Jackson, United States ; 1876 : 83.34,
July 13. 23100

Juan Mig-uel; zarzuela dramiltica, en 1 acto y
3 cuadros, en prosa y verso, original de V.
de la Yega, mCisica de Jose Padilla. Madrid
[Sociedad de autores espauoles] 1910. 41 p.
12°. [Libretto only]

© May 19, 1910; 2c. Mav 20, 1910; D:
21092; Ventura de la Yega, Madrid. 23101

Juana; dramma lirico in 3 atti, di Carlo de
Carli, per la musica di Arrigo Pedrollo. ]Mi-
lano, Edoardo Sonzogno, 1914. 52 p. 8°.
[Libretto only]

© Dec. 2, 1914; Ic. .Tan. 14, 1915; D: 40138;
Edoardo Sonzogno, Milan. 23101a

a western drama in 4 acts, by W. E. Dan-

forth. 64 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© William E. Danforth, Elmhurst, 111.; D:
9458, Nov. 19, 1900; 2c. Dec. 1, 1906. 23102

Juana of Castile; an historical tragedy, by J.
Malone.

© John Malone, New York ; D : 449, IMav 10,
190L 23103

Juanita; a dramatic sketch in 1 act, by F. Sum-
merfield. Typewritten.

© Fred. Sunmierfield, New York; 1899:
23.503, Apr. 3; 2c. Apr. 3. 23104

Juanita of San Juan; or, Juanita, a modern,
romantic drama of the California missions,
by R. W. Tully.

© Richard Walton Tully, Berkeley, Cal.;
D : 6383, Mar. 22, 1905. 23105

Juanita, the white rose; a melodrama, by G. M.
Cundiff.

© Geo. M. Cundiff, Albuquerque, N. M. ;
1893:43219, Sept. 27. 23106

Juapalita; comic opera, by O. Cohen.

© Octavus Cohen, Charleston, S. C. ; 1891 :
25407, July 13. 23107

Juba; an Ethiopian opera in 1 .scene. New
York, Happy hours company [1874] 6 p. 12°.
([Ethiopian drama, no. 63])

© Happy hours co., New York ; 1874 : 12239,
Sept. 28; 2c. Oct. 17. 23108

Jube Hawkins; an Ethiopian drama in 1 scene.
New York, Happy hours company [1874] 7 p.
12°. ([Ethiopian drama, no. 87])

© Happy hours co.. New York; 1874: 12228,
Sept. 28; 2c. Oct. 17. 23109

1143

23110

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

23129

Jube Slogan; or, A fight for life, a sensational
drama in 3 acts, by Cliarles McDonald.

© Joe J. Dowling, Cincinnati ; 1876 : 6783 ;
May 31. 23110

Jucklins (The); a pastoral comedy drama,
founded upon Opie Read's novel of the same
name, by D. L. Hart.

© Daniel L. Hart, Wilkes-Barre, Pa.; 1897:
61920, Nov. 2. 23111

Jud Brady's romping girls and collies; comedy
in 1 act, by John Gilbert and Louis Wesley.
11 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 26, 1913 ; D : 35225 ; . Judson
Daniel Brady, New York. 23112

Judah; an original play in 3 acts, by Henry
Arthur Jones. New York & London, Macmil-
lan & CO., 1894. xxiii, 104 p. 12°.

© IMacmlllan & co., New York ; 1894 : 20733,
Apr. 23; 2c. Oct. 24. 23112a

Judarel; a historical and romantic drama in 5
acts, by G. L. Hutchin. 49 p. f°. Typewrit-
ten.

© George L. Hutchin, Portland, Or. ; D :
6161, Jan. 30, 1905; 2c. Jan. 14, 1905. 23113

Same. 2 p. 1., [9]-79 p. front, (port.)

illus. 8°. Printed.

© Geo. L. Hutchin, Portland, Or. ; D : 6924,
July 8, 1905; 2c. July S, 1905. 23114

Judas; a drama, by Ben de Bar [pseud, of N. C.
Guion]

© Nettie Cortelyou Guion, New York ; 1890 :
27547, Sept. 8. 23115

a drama in 5 acts, by J. L. Hall. Williams-
burg, Va., Henley T. Jones, 1894. 87 p. 12°.

© John Lesslie Hall, Williamsburg, Va. ;
1894 : 32005, June 15 ; 2c. July 2. 23116

Judas — Continued.

play of the crucifixion in 3 acts, by How-
ard Wiswall Bible. 61 p. 4°. Typewritten,
© Ic. Aug 1, 1912 ; D : 30413 ; Emily DufC,
New York. 23120

— ^ drama in 3 akten, von Georg von der Ga-
belentz. Leipzig, L. Staackmann, 1911. 96 p.
12°.

© Nov. 6, 1911 ; 2c. Jan. 27, 1912 ; D : 28458 ;
L. Staackmann, Leipzig. 23117

— a new and entirely original, romantic,
American play in 5 acts, by H. H. Leech.

© Harry Harewood Leech, New York;
1872 : 3G30, Apr. 8. 23118

— play in 4 acts, by Harry Kemp. New York,
Mitchell Keunerley, 1913. 3 p. 1., 5-254 p.
12°.

© May 14, 1913; 2c. May 17, 1914; D:
36926; Mitchell Keunerley, New York. 23118a

[play in prologue and 3 acts] by J. de

Kay, with version in French by J. Coudurier
de Chassaigne. [New York, F. IluUman, 1910]
26, 29 p. 4°.

© Dec. 29, 1910; 2c. Dec. 30, 1910; D:
22954; John de Kay, New York. 23119

eine tragodie, von Gerdt von Bassewitz.

Leipzig, E. Rowohlt verlag, 1911. 110 p. 12°.

© Sept. 15, 1911; 2c. Sept. 21, 1911; D:

, 2.5281; Ernst Rowohlt verlag, Leipzig. 23121

Judas at the feast of Purim; drama in 1 act,
by Giovanni Bovio, English tr. by Mary Scott
Uda. 30 p. 16°. Printed.

© Kate Scott Anderson, New York; 1894:
41333, Sept. 10; 2c. Sept. 18. 23122

Judas Iscariot; a play, by G. M. Baxter, from
his short story The testament of Judas. Min-
neapolis, Minn., Byron & AVillard. 24 p. 8°.
© George M. Baxter, New York ; D : 1133,
Nov. 29, 1901; 2c. Sept. 27, 1902. 23123

play in 5 acts, by N. D. Anderson. [3], 59

p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 14, 1914 ; D : 36024 ; Nels D. An-
derson, Baltimore. 23123a

a play in 1 act, tr. from the Italian Cristo

of G. Bovio, by J. J. Chapman.

© John Jay Chapman, New York; 1896:
67688, Dec. 12. 23124

Judas Iscariot, the betrayer of his Master; by
D. C. Hall. 13 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Don Carlos Hall, Stevens Point, Wis,;
D : 7422, Oct. 19, 1905 ; 2c. Jan. 29, 1906.

23125

Judas Maccabeus; an historical, romantic, and
spectacular drama in 4 acts, by W. H. Harti-
gan.

© William Hargate Hartigan, St. Johns,
Mich. ; 1897 : 30801, May 21. 23126

See also Faith versus power.

Judas the Brave. See Maccabees (The)

Judasz z Kariothu; dramat w 5 aktach,
[przez] K. H. Rostworowskiego. Krakowie,
G. Gebethner; New York, The Polish book
importing co. [1913] 5 p. 1., 206 p. 5 pi. 8°.

© Feb. 10, 1913; 2c. Mar. 18, 1913; D:
32818; Karol Hubert Rostworowski, % G.
Gebethner & ska., Cracow, Austria. 23127
Judazuma, the man of mystery; a play in a
prologue and 3 acts, by Bernard F. Moore. Bos-
ton, W. H. Baker & co., 1904. cover-title, 58
p. 12°. (On cover: Baker's ed. of plays)

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston; D: .5726.
Nov. 5, 1904 ; 2c. Dec. 9, 1904. 23128

Judd; 1 act playlet, by L. Glick. 7 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Mar. 30, 1910; D: 20646; Lelia Glick,
North Baltimore, O. 23129

1144

23130

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

23147

Judge (The); comedy drama in 1 act, by A. W.
Allen. [2], 12 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 11, 1913 ; D : 193S9 ; Arden Whit-
comb Allen, San Francisco. 23130

a comedy drama in 3 acts, by T. W. King.

© Thomas Worthington King, United

— 23131

States ; 1S86 : 19528, Aug. 28,
— comedy in 1 act, by J. J. Caullet

[2], 21
p. 4to. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 24, 1913; D: 32417; John J.
Caullet, East Orange, N. J. 23132

— a comic extravaganza in 2 acts, written and

composed by F. Miller, jr.

© Fred Miller, ji'., Evansville, Ind. ; 1880:
2299, Feb. 11. 23133

— a drama, by H. Peterson.

© Henry Peterson, Philadelphia ; 1889 : 4242,

Mar. 14.

23134

play in 4 acts, by L. J. Block [founded on

the novel of Karl Emil Franzos] Boston,
Gorham press [etc., etc., 1915] 5 p. 1., 7-119
p. 12°. (American dramatists series)

© Mav 24. 1915 ; 2c. May 26, 1915 ; D : 40774 ;
Louis J. Block, Chicago. 23134a

by R. E. O'Hara. Ill p. 4°. Type-

written.

© Ic. Aug. 24, 1915 ; D : 41632 ; Russell Er
nest O'Hara, Jamaica, N. Y.

Rev. version. 115 p. 4°

23134b

Type-

Same.

written.

© Ic. Sept. 3, 1915 ; D : 41673 ; Russell Er-
nest O'Hara, Jamaica, N. Y. 23134c

by R. W. Bloeser. 114 p. 4°. Type-

written.

© Ic. Feb. 7, 1911; D: 23291; Raymond
W. Bloeser, Erie, Pa.

play in 1 act, by S. Bruce.

23135

[1], 16 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 27, 1914; D: 36175; Stanley
Bruce, Los Angeles. 23135a

— play in 3 acts, by .L Noel. 123 p: 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 18, 1913 ; D : 31997 ; .Toseph Noel,
Bedford Park, N. Y. 23136

Judge and jury; an American farcical comedy
in 3 acts, by H. G. Donnelly.

© H. Grattan Donnelly, Philadelphia : 1891 :
9334, Mar. 11. 23137

tragedy in 1 act, by Benson Browning

[pseud, of G. F. von Erdman] 14 p. 4°,
Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 29, 1910; D: 20623; George
Francis von Erdman, Washington. 23138

Judge and the jury; a western idyl in 4 acts,
by H. D. Cottrell and O. Morosco. 154 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Oliver Morosco, Los Angeles, and Harry
D. Cottrell, San Francisco ; D : 7562, Nov. 15.
1905; 2c. Dec. 29, 1905. 23139

Judge (The) and the lady; sketch in 1 act, by

L. ShalTner. [17] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 31, 1910; D : 22971 ; Lillyan

ShafCner, Chicago. 23140

Judge (The) and the major. See Rival speak-
ers.

Judge Babin; or. An honest election, comic
opera in 2 acts, by B. Boniel.

© Bessie Boniel, New Orleans ; D : 10810,
June 19, 1907. 23141

Judge (A) by proxy; farce in 1 act, by Bernard
Francis Moore.

© Ames pub. co., Clyde, O. ; 1898:77317,
Dec. 31; 2c. Jan. 7. 23142

Judge Lynch; a picturesque American drama
in 5 acts, by D. A. Morton.

© Drew A. Morton, New York ; 1887 : 29801,
Nov. 17. 23143

Judge not lest you be judged; drama in 1 act,
by A. J. Scholz. [17] p. 4°. Ms.

© Ic. Mar. 14, 1911; D : 23647 ; Arthur J.
Scholz, Brooklyn 23144

Judge of Israel; by A. M. Williamson. 40 p.
f°. Typewritten.

© Alice Maud Williamson, Toronto, Can-
ada; D : 15636, Apr. 17, 1909 ; 2c. Apr. 17. 1909.

23145

Judge (The) of Swanzey. See Asa Groot.

Judge of Swanzy. See Alahdie.

Judge Offerheimer's jfirst case; a farce in 1
act, by James F. Parsons. . . Clyde, O., Ames'
publishing co., 1905. 11 p. 12°. ([Ames'
series of standard and minor drama, no. 461] )
© Ames pub. co., Clyde, O. ; D : 6938. July
10, 1905; 2c. July 10, 1905. 23146

Judge Bosinski's narrow escape; comedy in 1
act, by F. F. H. Beildergau [pseud, of Ferdi-
nand G. Christgau, Frank H. Beilfuss and
Henry A. Wunderlich] [1], 21 p. 4'. Type-
written.

© Ic. May 18, 1914 ; D : 37087 ; F. G. Christ-
gau, trustee, Chicago. 23146a

Judge Slasher; or, Circumstantial evidence, a
picturesque comedy-drama in 4 acts, by W. C.
Hamilton and W. Farrand Felch.

© W. C. Hamilton, Chillicothe, O., and W.
Farrand Felch, Columbus, O. ; 1880:81.59.
May 27. 23147

1145

23148

DKAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

23168

Judged g'uilty; a comedy drama in 4 acts, by
Fred S. Gibbs. 54 p. f°. Typewritten.

© E. W. Oviatt, Buffalo ; D : 12G9, Jan. 11.
1902; 2c. Jan. 11, 1902. 23148

Judgement (The) of men; original dramatic

composition in 3 acts, by Cliarles P. Rice and

Mable S. Keightley. 67 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 17, 1915; D: 40677; Geo. W.

Winniett, Brooldyn. 23148a

Judge's (The) crime; comedy drama in 1 act,
by W. U. Blatt. 19 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 15, 1915; D: 40944; William
Moses Blatt, Brookline, Mass. 23148b

Judge's (The) decision; drama in 4 acts, by F.

B. Purdie. [ii], 160 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 16, 1912 ; D : 29397 ; Francis Bail-
lie Purdie, St. Joseph, Mo. 23149

a 1 act playlet, by A. E. Whitman. 4 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Arthur Edward Whitman, Whitman,
Mass.; D : 14494, Dec. 10, 190S ; 2c. Dec. 10,
1908. 23150

Judge's (The) niece; by M. A. Houghtaling and

C. Mcintosh.

© Mas A. Houghtaling and Charles Mcin-
tosh, Philadelphia ; 1900 A : 16751, July 7.

23151

Judge's (The) ordeal; a drama, by H, Peterson.

© Henry Peterson, Philadelphia; 18S9:

10836, Apr. 5. 23152

Judge's (The) secret; play in 1 act, by A. E.
lleim, Milwaukee, A. E. Reim, 1910. 8 p.
16°. ([Publication] no. 7)

© Dec. 23, 1910; 2c. Dec. 27, 1910; D:
22921 ; Adolph E. Reim, Milwaukee. 23153

Judge's (The) wife; a comedy-drama in 4 acts,
by J. A. Eraser, jr.

© B. S. Spooner, United States ; 1891 : 10956,
Mar. 24. 23154

drama in 4 acts, by L. Lester,

© Lillian Lester, Minneapolis ; 1894 : 12355,
Mar. 1. 23155

Judging by appearances; dramatic playlet in

1 act, by D. G. King. 13 p. f °. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 11, 1914 ; D : 38765 ; Donald G.

King, Indianapolis. 23155a

Judgment; by S. A. Drumb. 84 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Aug. 24, 1909; D: 16780; Samuel
Aden Drumb, San Francisco. 23156

an historic play in 4 acts, adapted by D.

Davidson. Typewritten.

© Dor6 Davidson, United States ; 1900 A :
30538, Dec. 18; 2c. Oct. 16, 1901. 23157

Judgment — Continued.

in 4 acts, by S. Drumb. [91] p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Sept. 25, 1911; D : 25311 ; Samuel
Drumb, San Francisco. 23158

■play in 1 act, by V. H. Smalley. 14 p. f°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 16, 1910; D : 20471 ; Victor H.
•Smalley, New Orleans. 23159

a play in 2 acts, by J. Campbell. Dublin

and l^oudon, Maunsel & co., ltd., 1912. 4 p.
1., 35. [1] p. 12°. (On cover: The Abbey
theatre series)

© Apr. 15, 1912; 2c. June 17, 1912; D:
29991; Joseph Campbell, Dundrum (Dublin),
Ireland. 23160

Judgment (The) day; drama in 1 act, by B. L.
Hall. [1], 18 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 30, 1914; D : 38961 ; Burton
Luther Hall, Berkeley, Cal. 23160a

Judgment (The) of God.

© J. Wallace Clinton, Carrollton, N. Y. ; D :
3701, July 2, 1903. 23161

Judgment (The) of Mame; play in 1 act, by C.

Luskmoor. 14 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 30, 1913 ; D : 35216 ; Corwin Lusk-
moor, Chicago. 23162

Judgment (The) of men.
(The) of men.

See Judgement

Judgment (The) of Mus-ta-pha; a farce com-
edy in 5 acts, by J. C. E. Kaiser. 46 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© John C. E. Kaiser, Green Bay, Wis. ; D :
6494, Apr. 11, 1905; 2c. May 1, 190.5. 23163

Judgment (The) of Paris; by E. L. Ingalls.

© Ella Laurence Ingalls, Chicago; 1898:
60646, Oct. 15 ; 2c. Oct. 14. 23164

a classical comedy in 1 act, by E. C. Bun-

ner.

© Elizabeth G. Bunner, Oakland, Cal.;
1898: 16215, Mar. 9; 2c. Feb. 15. 23165

— comedy in 1 act, by Martha Lafitte John-

son.

© C. E. Warburton, Philadelphia; 1872:
5224, May 18. 23166

■a drama in 4 acts, by P. Fandel. Boston,

The Poet lore company, 1905. SO p. 12°.

© Peter Fandel, St. Louis; D : 6999, July
13, 1905; 2c. July 13, 1905. 23167

— • an original play in 4 acts, by W. W. Young.

© W. W. Young, Monmouth, 111. ; 1877 : 678,

Jan. 17. 23168

1146

23169

COPYEIGHTED IN" THE UNITED STATES

23188

Judgrnent (The) of Paris — Continued.

a tale of the boi'der-land of art, in 4 acts,

by W. W. Young. Xenia O., Nonpareil print-
ins CO., 1877. 1 p. 1., [3]-52 numb. 1. 12°.

© AV. AV. Youns, Xenia, O. ; 1877:13849,
Nov. 28; 2c. Dec. 15. 23169

See also Cupid and Psyche.

Judgment (The) of Solomon; drama in 4 acts
and an interlude, by Else Torge, tr, from the
German by T. M. Bernays, [3], 106 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. May 11, 1914; D: 36994; Thekla M.
Bernays, St. Louis. 23169a

Judg-ment (The) of the cross; or, The metal
cross, play in 1 act, by C. Luskmoor. 11 p.
t°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 30, 1913 ; D : 35217 ; Corwin Lusk-
moor, Chicago. 23170

Judgment seat; by J. M. Gregory. 56 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 9, 1910; D: 20150; John Miller
Gregory, Columbus, O. 23171

play in 5 acts, by E. P. C. Hayes. [82] p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 8, 1914 ; D : 36971 ; Ednah Proctor
Clarke Hayes, Pittsburgh. 23171a

Judith; by E. C. Bennett.

© Ella Costillo Bennett, Kansas City, Mo. ;
1900 A : 14309, June 9. 23172

by G. C. Louusbery. 14 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten. [Synopsis]

© G. Constant Lounsbery, Paris ; D : 7818,
Oct. 13, 1905 ; 2c. Dec. 13, 1905. 23173

a drama of modern Jewish- American life,

by Sigmund B. Alexander. 67 p. f°. Type-
written.

© S. B. Alexander, Boston; 1891:18222,
May 18 ; Ic. June 1. 23174

Judean passion play of the seventh century,

by Loi'raine Buchanan [pseud, of L. Hall-
Russell] [2], 37 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 14, 1912; D : 29665 ; Lorraine
Hall-Russell, New York. 23175

a play in 3 acts, by E. Baruch. 35 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Emanuel Baruch, New York ; D : 1054,
Oct. 4, 1901; 2c. Oct. 7, 1904. 23176

a tragedy in 5 acts, by Friedrich Hebbel,

[2],

Judith — Continued.

Same. New York, H. Holt & co., 1910.

306 p. 12.

© Oct. 22, 1910 ; 2c. Oct. 25, 1910 ; D : 22369 ;
Henry Holt & co.. New York. 23178

tr. from the German by Carl Van Doren.
{In Poet lore, v. 25, no. 4, July-Aug., 1914;
periodical © Sept. 4, 1914; 2c. Sept. 4, 1914;
B: 307935; Poet lore co., Boston) 23176a

•by M. Schutze. 154 p. 4°. Type-

written.

© Ic. Mar. 3, 1910; D : 20333 ; IMartin
Schutze, Chicago. 23177

or. The wife of Manasseh, a fictional

drama, by S. A. Mills. New York, Hamilton
print [1902] 112 p. 8°.

© Samuel Alfred Mills, Strathfield, Sydney,
Australia; D:2282, Aug. 30, 1902; 2c. Sept.
8, 1902. 23179

Judith and Ariel; playlet in ,1 scene, by H. D.
Jenkins. 3 p. f°. Printed.

© July 1, 1915 ; 2c. July 16, 1915 ; D : 41268 ;
Hester DonaId;i;on Jenkins, Brooklyn. 23179a

See also Five playlets.

Judith and Holof ernes; 4 act dramatic opera,
by J. Lateiner.

© Joseph Lateiner, New York ; 1890 : 8098,
Mar. 11. 23180

Judith of Bethulia; a drama in 3 acts, by H. C.
Husted.

© Harry C. Husted, New York; 1872:4077,
Apr. 18. 23181

a tragedy, by T. B. Aldrich. Boston and

New York, Houghton Mifflin and company,
1904. 4 p. 1., 98 p. 1 1. front. 12°.

© Thomas Bailey Aldrich, Boston ; D : 5820,
Nov. 25, 1904; 2c. Dec. 3, 1904. 23182

Judith of Judea; in 1 act, by M. B. Cooke.
Typewritten.

© Marjorie Benton Cooke, Chicago ; 1900
A : 302S4, Dec. 14 ; 2c. Dee. 14. 23183

Judith of the Cumberlands; a play in 6 .scenes,
adapted and dramatized from the novel by
Alice MacGowan, by J. Hedley. 52 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© James Hedley, Cleveland ; D : 15758, May
1, 1909; 2c. May 1, 1909. 23184

Judith of the House of David; a drama in 4
acts, by G. L. Franklin.

© George Lapierre Franklin, Tryon, N. C. ;
1899 : 6581, Jan. 18. 23185

Judith the Second; or. The Crusaders and the
Jews, drama in 4 acts, by J. Lateiner.

© Joseph Lateiner, New York; 1900 A:
23723, Sept. 24. 23186

jTidith Zaraine; a play in 4 acts, by C. M. S.
McLellan. 121 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 20, 1909; D: 16657,; C. M. S.
McLellan, London. 23187

Judy; a coiuedy in 4 acts, by K. M. Knox. 94 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Kate M. Knox, New York; D: 16019,
June 7, 1909. 2c. June 7, 1909. 23188

1147

23189

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

23203

Judy and Dan; or, The battle between good
and evil. Typewritten.

© Siirah Secoril, St. Paul; 1897:54342,
Sept. 27; Ic. Sept. 27. 23189

Judy forgot; musical comedy libretto, in a pro-
logue and 2 acts, by A. Hopwood. [2], 207 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 26, 1910 ; D : 22145 ; Avery Hop-
wood, Croton-on-Hudson, N. Y. 23190

Judy Mason, muckraker.

© Harry Snowden Stabler, Baltimore; D:
15185, Feb. 27, 1909. 23191

Judy O'Grady and the colonel's lady; drama in
3 acts, by E. Browne. lOS p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Feb. 6, 1915 ; D : 39605 ; Earle Browne.
New York. 23191a

episode by E. Browne. [30] p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Feb. 25, 1914; D : 3G143 ; Earle
Browne, New York. 23191b

Jiidische (Die) Ghetto in New York; melo-
drama in 4 acts, by J. P. Adler and B[oris]
Thomashefsky.

© Jacob P. Adler and B. Thomashefsky,
New York; 1899:70262, Oct. 28. 23192

Jiidishe (Der) Kbnig Lear; an original comedy
from Jewish life in 4 acts, by J. Gordin.

© Jacob Gordin, New York; 1893:6965,
Feb. 4. 23193

Jiidische (Die) witwe; biblische komodie in 5
akten, von Georg Kaiser. Berlin, S. Fischer
verlag, 1911. 163 p. 12°.

© Mar. 1, 1911 ; 2c. Apr. 17, 1911 ; D : 23973 ;
S. Fischer verlag, Berlin. 23194

Juego de almas; comedia moderna en 1 acto y
en prosa, original de G. Valero Martin. Ma-
drid [Sociedad de autores espaiioles] 1909.
30 p. 12°.

© July 2, 1909 ; 2c. July 14, 1909 ; D : 16258 ;
Gonzalo A^alero Martin, Madrid. 23195

Juegos malabares; zarzuela en 1 acto, dividido
en 4 cuadros, en prosa, original de M. Eche-
garay, nu'isica del maestro Amadeo Vives. Ma-
drid [Sociedad de autores espaiioles] 1910.
45 p. 12°. [Libretto only]

© May 23, 1910; 2c. May 24, 1910; D:
21143; Miguel Echegaray, Madrid. 23196

Juemito, the adventurer; play in 5 acts.

© Albert Carr, New York ; 1874 : 12707, Oct.
12. 23197

Junger (Der); drama in 1 akt, [und] Das ver-
sohnungsfest; komodie in 1 akt; zwei akte
von Iludolf Presber. Berlin, Concordia
deutsche verlags-anstalt. H. Ehbock, 1909.
91 p. 12°.

© Concordia deutsche verlags-anstalt, Her-
mann Ehbock, Berlin ; D : 15297, Mar. 10,
1909; 2c. Mar. 10, 1909. 23197a

Jiingste (Das) gericht; schwank in 3 akten, von
Wilhelm Hagen, Karl Frey und Josef M. Jur-
inek. Miinchen, Drei masken verlag, g. m. b.
h., 1912. 89 p. 12°.

© Ic. Aug. 9, 1912 ; D : 30485 ; Drei masken
verlag, g. m. b. h., Munich. 23198

Juerga de dobladillo; sainete lirico en 1 acto,
<lividido en 3 cuadros, en prosa, original de R.
HernilndGz Bermudez y C. AfCxn de Ribera,
mtisica de los maestros Noir y Alcaraz. Ma-
drid [Sociedad de autores espaiioles] 1909. 40
p., 1 1. 12°. [Libretto only]

© Nov. 18, 1909; 2c. Nov. 19, 1909; D:
17458 ; R. Hernandez Bermudez y C. Afan de
Ribera, Madrid. 23199

Juerga y doctrina; zarzuela en 1 acto y 4 cuad-
ros, original de E. Barriobero y Herran,
musica de Teodoro San Jose. Madrid [Socie-
dad de autores espaiioles] 1908. 31, [1] p.
12°. [Libretto only]

© E. Barriobero y Herran, Madrid; D:
13859, Sept. 21, 1908; 2c. Sept. 21, 1908.

23200

Jugendliebe; lustspiel in 1 aufzuge, von Adolf
Vv'ilbrandt, ed. with notes and vocabulary by
Theodore Henckels. New York, H. Holt and
company, 1903. 87 p. 16°.

© Henry Holt & co.. New York ; A : 54571,
Mar. 6, 1903 ; 2c. Mar. 7, 1903. 23200a

Juggler (The); play in 4 acts, by E. Baruch.
© Emanuel Baruch, New York ; D : 13652,
Aug. 26, 1908. 23201

• play in 3 acts and a prologue, by E. Baruch.

85 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 19, 1911; D: 2.5421; Emanuel
Baruch, New York. 23202

or. The belle of Dodoloo, a romantic com-
edy opera in 3 acts, by R. S. Hartley, nuisic
by Henry Houseley. [Denver, 1895] 24 p.
12°. [Libretto only]

© Randolph S. Hartley, Denver; 1895:
24462, May 3 ; 2c. May 17. 23203

Juggler (The) of Notre Dame. See Jongleur
(Le) de Notre Dame.

Juggling the truth; comedy in 1 act, by C. B.
Hoadley. [1], 15 p. 4°. Typev.-ritten.

© Ic. Sept. 19, 1914; D : 38175 ; Charles

23203a

Byron Hoadley, New York.

1148

23204

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

23225

Juglares (Los); poema ese^nico en 2 actos, divi-
didos en 7 cuadros y 1 intermedio, en verso,
original de Carlos Fernandez Shaw y Ilanion
Asensio Mas, musica del maestro Geroniino
Giuienez. 2" ed. Madrid [Sociedad de au-
tores espauoles] 1912. 68 p. 12°. [Libretto
only]

© May 24, 1912; 2c. May 13, 1912; D:
297SS; C. Fernandez Shaw y R. Asensio I\ias,
Madrid. 23204

Jujube; a comic opera in 2 acts, by T. S. Wilson.

© Thomas Scliomberg Wilson, New York ;

D : 59, Jan. 22, 1901. 23205

Julchens flitterwoclien; posse mit gesang und
tanz in 4 bildern, von Max lieimanu und
Otto Schwartz, musik von Otto Schwartz.
Regiebuch. Leipzig, C. F. Teich [1911] 60
p. 8°.

© Feb. 24, 1911; 2c. Apr. IS, 1911; D:
239SG; C. F. Teich, Leipzig. 23206

Jule; 1 act sketch, by L. S. Vollmer. 10 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 30. 1910; D : 20637 ; Lula S.
Vollmer, Atlanta. 23207

play in 3 acts, by L. S. Vollmer. 72 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 13, 1914 ; D : 38799 ; Lula S. Voll-
mer, Atlanta. 23207a

Jule of the Ead Lands; a melodrama of western
life, in 4 acts, by 0. S. Severson. 88 p. t".
Typewritten.

© Charlie Stuart Severson, New Yoi'k; D:
6060, Jan. 12, 1905 ; 2c. Jan. 12, 1905. 23208

Juleppy; a 1 act sketch, by D. C. MacLeod.
[1], 29 p. 4°. Tj'pewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 9, 1912 ; D : 28989 ; Delia Camp-
bell MacLeod, Baltimore. 23209

Jules d'Rodeaux. See True as truth.
Jules of the North; a play in 4 acts, by C. Fue.
© Charles Fue, Chicago ; D : 11370, Sept. 17,
1907. 23210

Julia; a romantic play in 4 acts, by G. R. Pfau.

© Gustave Richard Pfau, New York; -1896:

26208, Apr. 29. 23211

or, A sister's honor, a society drama in 4

acts, by A. E. Rice.

© Alfred Ernest Rice, St.
27540, Sept. 28.

■ Same.

© Joseph Beniamin Todenbier, Detroit;

1885 : 17856, Aug. 22. 23213

Julia Agrippina; a historical drama, by L.

Mitchell. Philadelphia-, A. J. Ferris, 1897.

44 p. 16°.

© L. IMitchell, Baltimore ; 1897 : 46000, Aug.
16; 2c. Sept. 20.

Paul; 1888:
23212

23214

1149

Julia Caverly; a play in 3 acts, by Mrs. J. G.
Winnns. 49 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Mrs. John C. Winans, San Mateo, Cal. ;
1894:31736, June 13; 2c. June 13. 23215

Julia Converse; an emotional drama in 4 acts,
by P. Raimondo. 110 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Philip Raimondo, New York; D : 9866,
Jan. 30, 1907; 2c. Jan. 30, 1907. 23216

Julia Marley; a 1 act playlet, by P. Raimondo.
27 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Philip Raimondo, Ne\v York; D : 9161,
Oct. 1, 1906 ; 2c. Oct. 1, 1906. 23217

Julia Vidal; a play in 5 acts, being a dramati-
zation from the French of A. Brelot. Phila-
delphia, King & Baird, 1873.

© King & Baird, Philadelphia ; 1873 : 5959,
May 27. 23218

Julian, Count de Consiegra; or, The last of
the Visigoths, tragedy in 5 acts, by A. Hol-
lender. New York, The Cherouny printing
and publishing co., 1890. 164 p. 8°.

© A. Hollender, Seattle ; 1890 : 37458, Nov.
26; 2c. Nov. 22, 1891. 23219

• by G. A. Reich.

© George A. Reich, San Francisco; 1878:
8382, July 19. 23220

Julianna Johnson; an Ethiopian extravaganza
in 1 scene. New York, Happy hours co.

© Happy hours co.. New York ; 1875 : 10544,
Oct. 13 ; 2c. Nov. 5. 23221

Julie; a drama in 3 acts from the French of
Octave Feuillet, by M. D. Kreisler.

© IMary D. Kreisler, New York ; 1872 : 1628,
Feb. 19. 23222

'3 act play in the modern vein, by S. Hun-
ter. 78 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 21, 1913; D : 33282 ; Sherley
Hunter, Los Angeles. 23223

a tragedy [in 1 scene] by August Strind-

berg, tr. from the Swedish by Arthur Swan.
{In Poet lore, v. 22, no. 3, May-June, 1911;
periodical © July 11, 1911 ; 2c. Aug. 8, 1911 ;
B : 246584 ; Poet lore co., Boston) 23224

Julie Bon Eon; by C. L. Mann. 126 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Clara Lipman Mann, New York ; D : 3237,
Apr. 3, 1903 ; 2c. Oct. 15, 1904. 23225

Julien; or, A poet's life, lyric poem in a pro-
logue. 4 acts and 8 tableaux, words and music
bv Gustave Charpentier, English version by
Martha Leonard. New York, G. Schirraer
[etc., etc. 1914] x, 117 p. 8°. [Libretto only,
in French and English]

© Jan. 15. 1914; 2c. Jan. 17, 1914; D:
35758 ; G. Schirmer, New York. 23225a

23226

DEAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

23244

Julien — Continued.

• oil, La vie du poete, poerae lyrique en un

prologue, 4 actes ot 8 tableaux, de Gustave

Charpentier. Brochure complete. Paris, M.

Eschig, 1913. 91 p. 12°.

© Aug. 1, 1913 ; 2c. Oct. 25. 1913 ; D : 34833 ;

Max Eschig, Paris. 23226

Juliet and Romeo; a burlesque in 2 acts and 4
scenes, words and music by A. H. Laidlaw, jr.
Typewritten.

© Alexander H. Laidlaw, jr., New York;
1896 : 60284, Nov. 2 ; 2c. Nov. 23. 23227

Juliette; an original, tragic play in 6 acts, by
Madame J. A. B. Bizzette.

© J, A. B. Bizzette, San Francisco; 1887:
14823, June 8. 23228

Juliette's divorce; tr. and adapted from Octave
Feuillet, by Frances Levy.

© Mrs. Hennie Davis, Chicago ; D : 3780,
Aug. 1, 1903. 23229

Julio and Romiet; a burlesque on Shakespeare's
Romeo and Juliet, by It. F. Carroll.

© Richard F. Carroll, New York; 1888:
16172, June 5. 23230

operatic travesty in 1 act, by C. P. Bx'own.

[3], 19 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Apr. 24, 1913; D : 330.55 ; Charles
Paul Brown, Norwalk, Conn. 23231

Julious Julian in search of a wife. See Dumb
(A) wife.

Julius Caesar. Garden City, N. Y., Doubleday,
Page & company [1912] viii, 239, [1] p. col.
front., illus., pi., plan. 12°. (The Ben Greet
Shakespeare for young readers and amateur
players)

© Sept. 19, 1912; 2c. Oct. 1, 1912; A:
320674; Doubleday, Page & co.. Garden City,
N. Y. 23232

by William Shakespeare, ed. for school use

by Albert Harris Tolman. New York and
Chicago, Globe school book co. [1901] Ixvi,
1.58 p. front, (port.) pi. 12°. (English clas-
sics. Star series)

© Globe school book co., New York ; A :
21997, Dec. 2, 1901 ; 2c. Dec. 2, 1901. 23233
from the Riverside edition, ed. by Rich-

ard Grant White, with additional notes. Bos-
ton, Houghton, Miflliu and company [1894]
103 p. 12°. (The Riverside literature series
[no. 67])

© Houghton, Mifflin & co., Boston; 1894:
.52038, Nov. 7; 2c. Nov. 12. 23234

[notes, preface and study questions

by Helen Woodrow Bones] [Rev. ed.] Chi-
cago, A. Flanagan company [1912] 112 p.
16°. (Little classic series)

© Jan. 30, 1913; 2c. Feb. 3, 1913; A:
330949; A. Flanagan co., Chicago. 23235

Julius Caesar — Continued.

by William Shakespeare, with an introduc-
tion and notes by Edward Everett Hale, jr.
New York, Boston [etc.] University publishing
company [1902] xx, 89 p. incl. front, (port.)
12°. (Standard literature series, no. 51)

© University pub. co.. New York ; A : 32097
May 1, 1902; 2c. May 2, 1902. 23236

ed. by Hamilton Wright Mabie. New York,

Cincinnati [etc.] American book company
[1905] 1.53 p. front, (port.) 16°. (The
gateway series of English texts)

© American book co.. New York; A: 122413,
July 26, 1905 ; 2c. Nov. 9, 1905. 23237

— ed. by S. Thurber. Boston, Allyn and
Bacon [1895] vi, [3]-123 p. 12°. (The
Academy series of English classics)

© Samuel Thurber, Boston ; 1895 : 50015,
Oct. 2; 2c. Oct. 28. 23238

— ed. with an introduction and notes by C. L.
Hooper. Chicago, Ainsworth & co., 1901. xxix,
153 p. incl. illus., pi. front, (port.) 12°.
(XXth century Shakespeare)

© C. L. Hooper, Chicago ; A : 7817, Apr. 23,
1901 ; 2c. July 2, 1901. 23239

— ed. with notes by AVilliam J. Rolfe. Har-
per's library ed. New York and London, Har-
per & brothers, 1898. (Shakespeare's com-
plete works, [v. 13] )

© Harper & bros.. New York ; 1898 : 26443,
Apr. 28 ; 2c. Jan. 13, 1899. 23240

— an historical tragedy in 5 acts, by Edward
Wiliard. Philadelphia, Horace Willard [1890]
116 p. 8°.

© Walter Willard, Philadelphia; 1890:
30444, Oct. 2; 2c. Nov. 4. 23241

— introduction and notes by Henry Norman
Hudson, ed. and rev. by Ebenezer Charlton
Black with the cooperation of Andrew Jack-
son George. School ed. [Boston, New York,
etc.] Ginn and company [1908] li, 174 p.
front, (facsini.) fold. tab. 16°. (The new
Hudson Shakespeare)

© Ginn & CO., Boston ; A : 206770, ]\Iay 12,
1908 ; 2c. May 19, 1908. 23242

— lauKMitable tragedy, in song and verse, by
Oua Winants [i. e. O. W. Borland] 16 p. 16°.

© Ona Winants Borland, Kansas City, Mo. ;
D : 6382, Mar. 22, 1905 ; 2c. May 17, 1905.

23243

-an original burlesque in 1 act, by .T. Hart.
© Josh Hart, New York ; 1872 : 2267, Mnv.

23244

1150

23244

COPYKIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

23257

Julius Caesar — Continued.

a tragedy, by William Shakespeare, ed.

with notes by Edwin L. Miller and Eva May
Kinney. Chicago, New York, Lyons & Carna-
han [1915] 164 p. incl. front, (ports.) illus.
16°. ([Atlas series])

© Aug. 13, 1915 ; 2c. and aff. Aug. 20, 1915 ;
A : 411162 ; Lyons & Carnahan, Chicago.

23244a

with a special Introduction by Sidney Lee

and an original frontispiece by Bernard Part-
ridge. [The University press Shakespeare.
Renaissance ed.] New York, George D,
Sproul, 1908. xliii, 123 p. front. 4°. (The
complete works of William Shakespeare, with
annotations and a general introduction by Sid-
ney Lee, V. 29)

© University Dress, Cambridge, Mass. ; A :
210689, June 29, 1908 ; 2c. June 29, 1908.

23245

— (The Shake-speare tragedy of) ; an essay
on envy, ed. by Edwin Ileed, illustrations by
F. K. Rogers. Verulam ed. Boston, The
Coburn press, 1909. xvi, 102 p. 1 mounted
illus., plates. 16°.

© Oct. 1, 1909; 2c. Feb. 14, 1910; A:
256741; Frank K. Rogers, Boston. 23246

— (Shakespeare's); arr. in 2 acts, for ama-
teur presentation by male characters only, by
Leslie Warren. Boston, W. H. Baker & co.,
1894. 22 p. 12°. (Baker's edition of plays)

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston; 1894:
32980, June 22; 2c. Aug. 2. 23247

ed. by Ashley H. Thorndike. New

York, H. Holt and company, 1911. lili, [3],
134 p. front., illus. 16°. (English read-
ings for schools)

© May 6, 1911; 2c. May 2.5, 1911; A:
289199; Henry Holt & co.. New York.

23248

■ed. for school xise, with introduction

and notes by Edward Payson Morton. Bos-
ton, Chicago, Sibley & company [1901] sxvi,
131 p. incl. front, (port.) 24°. (The
students' series of English classics [Handy
ed.])

© Siblev & Ducker, Boston; 1900 A: 31636,
Dec. 31; 2c. June 22, 1905. 23249

— ■ ed. with an introduction and notes by

Brainerd Kellogg. New York, C. E. IMerrill
CO. [1910] 185 p. front, (port.) plates. 16°.
(Merrill's English texts)

© Aug. 2, 1910; 2c. Aug. 6, 1910; A:
268775; Charles E. Merrill co., New York.

23250

Julius Caesar — Continued.

ed. with an introduction, notes and

suggestive questions by G. ^Y. Hufford and
Lois G. Hufford. New York and London, The
Macmillan co., 1900. xxxvii p., 1 1., 205 p.
port. 24°. (Macmillan's pocket English clas-
sics)

© Macmillan co.. New York; 1900 A: 3873,
Feb. 12; 2c. Feb. 12. 23251

ed. with introduction, notes and re-

gent's examination questions by J. B. Z.
Rancher. New York, The Manhattan book
company [1909] 75 p. front, (port.) 16°.
(Manhattan English classics, no. 2)

© Manhattan book co., New York ; A :
230094, Feb. 5, 1909; 2c. Feb. 18, 1909.

23252

with an introduction and notes, by

Margaret H. IMcCarter. Topeka, Kan., Crane
& CO., 1900. 131 p. 12°. (Twentieth century
classics and school readings, no. 13)

© Crane & co.. Topeka, Kan.; 1900 A:
24311, Oct. 1 ; 2c. Oct. 1. 23253

with introduction and notes explana-

tory and critical, by H. N. Hudson. Boston,
Ginn & Heath, 1879. 205 p. 16°. (Anno-
tated English classics)

© Henry N. Hudson, Cambridge, Mass. ;
1879:12958, Sept. 30; 2c. Oct. 2-5. 23254

- — with introtluction, notes and examina-

tion papers, selected by B. Kellogg. New
York, Maynard, Merrill & co., [1900] 228 p.
illus. 24°.

© Maynard, Merrill & co.. New York; 1900
A : 9441, Apr. 13 ; 2c. June 16, 1900. 23255

with notes, examination papers and

plan of preparation, selected by Brainerd Kel-
logg. New York, Clark & Maynard, 1882.
24°.

© Clark & Mavnard, New York; 1882:
5493, Apr. 7; 2c. Apr. 12. 23256

— (Shakespeare's tragedy of); ed. with in-
troduction notes and glossary by Carol M.
Newman. Atlanta, Richmond, Dallas, B. F.
Johnson publishing company [1914] 160 p.
front, (port.) 16°.

© Apr. 14, 1914; 2c. Apr. 23, 1914; A:
371516; B. F. Johnson pub. co., Atlanta.

23256a

ed. with notes by Homer B. Sprague,

with critical comments, suggestions and plans
for study, specimens of examination papers
and topics for essays. New York. Boston
[etc.] Silver, Burdett & co., 1894. 190 p. 12°.
(Studies in English classics)

© Silver, Burdett & CO., Boston; 1894:
2606, Jan. 8 ; 2c. Jan. 8. 23257

1151

23258

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23274

Julius Caesar — Continued.

Same. Boston. New York [etc.] Silver,

Burdett & co. [1912] 212 p. front, (port.)

16".

© Dec. 17, 1912; 2c. Dec. 19, 1912; A:
32SS39 ; Silver, Burdett & co., Boston ; [Copy-
right is claimed on essay on Caesar and
Brutus] 23258

■ed. with notes by William J. Rolfe.

New York, Harper & brothers, 1872. 199 p.
front, illus. 16°.

© Harper & bros., New York; 1872:160,
Jan. 8; 2c. May 6. 23259

Same. New York, Harper & brothers, 1884.

200 p. front, illus. 16°.

© Harper & bros.. New York ; 1883 : 24326,
Dec. 27 ; 2c. Feb. 20, 1884. 23260

Same. New York, Cincinnati [etc.] American

book CO. [1900] 199 p. incl. front., illus.
16°.

© AVilliam J. Rolfe, Cambridge, Mass. ; 1900
A : 2, Jan. 2 ; 2c. Feb. 5. 23261

— Same. New York, Cincinnati [etc.] Ameri-
can book company [1903] 240 p. incl. front.,
illus. 16°.

© Wm. J. Rolfe, Cambridge, Mass.; A:
55269, Mar. 16, 1903 ; 2c. Feb. 2, 1904. 23262

•ed. with notes, outline study and ex-

amination questions by Maud Elma Kingsley
and Frank Herbert Palmer. Boston, The Pal-
mer company, 1908. xiii, 142, [3]-23 p. 16°.
(The Kingsley English texts)

© Palmer co., Boston ; A : 210342, June 23,
1908; 2c. June 24, 1908. 23263

— • (Shakspeare's); ed. for school use by W. A.
Neilson. . . . Chicago, Scott. Foresman and
CO., 1901. 194 p. 16°. (The lake English
classics)

© Scott, Foresman & co., Chicago ; D : 900,
Sept. 26, 1901 ; 2c. Sept. 26, 1901. 23264

— • ed. with notes and an introduction by

G. C. D. Odell. New York, London [etc.]
Longmanns, Green & co., 1900. Ivi, 161 p.
front. 12. (Longmans' English classics)

© Longmans, Green & co., New York; 1900
A : 4667, JFeb. 20 ; 2c. July 14. 23265

— (Shakspere's tragedy of); ed. for school
use by William Hammond ^IcDougal. New
York, D. Appleton and company, 1904. 158
p. 12°. (Twentieth century text-books)

© D. Appleton & co., New York ; A : 94616,
Aug. 19, 1904 ; 2c. Aug. 26, 1904 ; 2c. Sept. 14,
1904. 23266

Julius Caesar — Continued.

ed. with introduction and notes by R.

Macdonald Alden. Boston, B. H. Sanborn &
CO. [1901] 1 p. 1., xlv, 212 p. front, (port.)
16°. (The Cambridge literature series)

© Raymond M. Alden, Stanford University,
Cal.; A: 25682, Jan. 25, 1902; 2c. Feb. 2.5,
1902. 23267

(The trag-edie of); by William Shakes-
peare, ed. with notes, introduction, glossary,
list of variorum readings and selected criti-
cism by Cliarlotte Porter and Helen A. Clarke.
[First "folio ed.] New Yorlv, T. Y. Crowell &
CO. [1904] 1 p. 1., xxvii, 208 p. front. 16°.

© Thomas Y. Crowell & co.. New York ; A :
103354, Dec. 7, 1904 ; 2c. Dec. 7, 1904. 23268

'Cd. H. H. Furness, jr. Philadelphia,

London, J. B. Lippincott company, 1913. xi,
482 p. 8°. (New variorum ed. of Shakes-
peare)

© Apr. 14, 1913; 2c. May 1, 1913; A:
346434; Horace Howard Furness, jr., Phila-
delphia. 23269

• (The tragedy of); by William Shakespeare.

New York, Cincinnati [etc.] American book
company, 1892. 114 p. 12°. (English class-
ics for schools)

© American book co., New York; 1892:
4048G, Oct. 6 ; 2c. Nov. 18. 23270

• ed. bv Charles Addison Dawson.

New York, The A. S. Barnes company, 1913.
vi, 138 p. front. 16°. (The Barnes English
texts)

© Dec. 5, 1913; 2c. Dec. 11, 1913; A:
358635; A. S. Barnes co.. New York. 23271

ed. for the use of schools, by

Charles Addison Dawson. New York, The
A. S. Barnes co. 4 p. 1., [v], vi, 138 p., incl.
front, (port.) 16°. (Barnes English texts) ■

© Dec. 5, 1913; 2c. Dec. 11, 1913; A:
3.J8635; A. S. Barnes co.. New York. [Copy-
right is claimed on new matter] 23272

•ed. by Robert M. Lovett. New York,

The Macmillan company, 1913. xvii, 129 p.
front. (port.) 24°. (The Tudor Shake.s-
peare)

© Feb. 13, 1913; 2c. Feb. 14, 1913; A:
343110; Macmillan co.. New York. 23273

ed. with introduction and notes by

Frederick Henry Sykes. New York. C. Scrib-
ner's sons, 1909. xix, 188 p. front. 16°.
(The Scribner English classics)

© Charles Scribner's sons. New York ; D :
14852, Jan. 20, 1909 ; 2c. Jan. 20, 1909. 23274

1152

23275

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

23293

Julius Caesar — Continued.

with suRgestions for its study by F. T.

Balver. New York, Cincinnati [etc.] Ameri-
can blj. CO. [1S98] 125 p. 12°. (Eclectic
Englisli classics)

© American book co., New York; 1898:
36826, June 16 ; 2c. Oct. 10. 23275

— ■ — See also Julius Sneezer, the sneezer. —
Shakespeare up - to - date. — Shakespeare's
works. — When Ceasar marks Anthony.

Julius Sneezer, the sneezer; burlesque on
Julius Caesar, by Frank Dumont. New York,
Chicago [etc.], M. Witraark & sons, 1905. 12
p. 12°.

© M. AVitmark & sons. New York ; D : 6090,
Jan. 11, 1905; 2c. Jan. 11, 1905. 23276

Julius, the sneezer; or. The conspirators of
Thompson street, an Ethiopian burlesqiie in
3 scenes, bv Add Ryman. arr. by Cliarles
White. New York, R. M. De Witt, 1876. 8
p. 12°. ([De Witt's Ethiopian and comic
drama, no. 94])

© Robert M. De Witt, New York; 1876:
7989, July 3 ; 2c. July 26. 23277

Julot ne regoit rien des dames; vaudeville en
un acte, par IMarcel Nadaud et Henry d"Arvan.
Paris, C. Joubert, 1913. 30 p. 8°.

© Dec. 27, 1913 ; 2c. Jan. 5, 1914 ; D : 35602 ;
Joubert, Paris. 23277a

July the fourth; comedy in 1 act, by C, Dysart.
32 p. 12°. Printed.

© Rlar. 5, 1910 ; 2c. Mar. 7, 1910 ; D : 20362 ;
Chlorine Dysart, Fairfield, la. 23278

July wheat; a 4 act comedy drama of frenzied
finance, by E. B. Pope. 74 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Edwin B. Pope, St. Louis ; D : 6866, Jime
23, 1905 ; 2c. Nov. 6, 1905. 23279

Jumliles; an operatic farcical absurdity in 1
act, by T. M. and H. Hunter, adapted in part
from a libretto, by A. B. Sedg\vick.

© T. M. & Harry Hunter, Boston; 1879:
9058, July 11. 23280

Jumbo Jum; or, Sengs of the sixties, play in
1 act, by J. L. Levy. 5 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 13, 1915; D: 40345; Joseph L.
Levy, New York. 23280a

Jumeau (Le); vaudeville en 3 actes, [de .Jacques
Monnier et Eugene Larcher] Paris, Librairie
thgatrale, 1904. 2 p. 1., 223 p. 12°.

© L. Michaud, Paris ; D : 4830, Apr. 4, 1904 ;
2c. Apr. 4, 1904. 23281

Jumeaux (Les) de Bergame; arlequinade en 2

actes, adaptee de Florian, par Maurice Lena.

Livret. Paris, Heugel & co., 1908. 62 p. 12°.

© Heugel & CO., Paris, D: 12600, Mar. 23,

1908 ; 2c. Mar. 23, 1908. 23282

Jumeaux (Les) de Brighton; pidce en 3 actes
et un prologue, par [Paul, dit] T. Bernard.
[Paris, Impr. de I'lllustration] 1908. 2 p. 1.,
47 p. 12°.

© Tristan Bernard, Paris; D : 12710, Apr.
9, 1908. 23283

Jump (A) from sweatshop to vaudeville; by
T. ai. Weyburn. 9 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Teckla M. Weyburn, New York; D:
11459, Oct. 3, 1907; 2c. Oct. 3, 1907. 23284

Jumping (The) jack; by I. Kiralfy.

© Inu-e Kiralfy, New York ; 1887 : 10351,
Apr. 18. ^ 23285

Jumping (The) jacks' drill; by Livingston
Russell.

© Harold Roorbach, New York; 1900 A:
23882, Sept. 25; 2c. Oct. 5. 23286

Jumps; a farcical tour in 4 rapid skips, by J.
Schonberg,

© James Schonberg, New York; 1S95:
39230, July 30. 23287

See also Three plays; by C. De Lima.

June; a comedy of love and politics in 3 acts,
by H. Douglas. 81 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Harry Douglas, Great Barrington,
Mass.; D : 3745, July 14, 1903; 2c. Aug. 19,
1904. 23288

comedy with music in 2 acts and 3 scenes.

book, lyrics and music by M. Brown. [57] p.
4°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Mar. 4, 1913; D: 36241: Martin

Brown, New York. 23288a

— a play in 4 acts, by H. G. Hunting. 80 p.

4 . Typevv-ritten.

© Henry Gardner Hunting, Chicago; D:
13550, Aug. 14, 1908; 2c. Sept. 24, 1908.

23289

southern romance in 4 acts, by L. Guerold.

[1], 34 p. 4°. Typewritten.
© Ic. July 20, 1912 ; D : 30783 ; Lulu Guer-

old, Chicago.

23290

June madness; play in 3 acts, by H. K. Web-
ster. [93] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 2, 1912; D: 28918; Henry
Kitchen Webster, Evanston, 111. 23291

June's ranch; a romance of the Front Range,
by W. R. Oreudorfe.

© Walter Russell Orendorff, Pueblo, Col.;
D:398, Apr. 25, 1901. 23292

a western comedy-drama in 4 acts, by W.

R. OrendorfE. 53 p. 8 . Printed.

© Walter Russell Orendorff, Pueblo, Col.;
D : 14362, Nov. 24, 1908 ; 2c. Dec. 4, 1908.

23293

5379—16 73

1153

23294

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

23302

Jung'-Amerika; volksstiick in 4 akten, von F.
Krafft.

© Friedrich Krafft, Jersey City; 1893:
374S5, Aug. 14. 23294

Jung-England; operette in 3 akten, von Ru-
dolf Bernauer und Ernst Welisch, musik von
Leo Fall. Regiebuch. Berlin, Harmonie,
1914. 192 p. 12°.

© Ic. Sept. 26, 1914 ; D : 38320 ; Harmonie,
Berlin. 23294a

Same. Textbucli der gesange. Berlin,

Harmonie, 1914. 53 p. 12°.

© Ic. Sept. 26. 1914 ; D : 38321 ; Harmonie,
Berlin. 23294b

Junge (Der) Medardus; dramatische historic
in eineni vorspiel und 5 aufziigen, von Ar-
thur Schnitzler. Berlin, S. Fischer verlag,
1910. 2 p. 1., [7]-290 p. 12°.

© Nov. 29, 1910; 2c. Dec. 28, 1910; D:
22934; S. Fischer verlag, Berlin. 23295

Junge (Der) papa; operette in 1 akt, text von
Alexander Engel und August Neidhart, musik
von Edmund Eysler. Textbuch der gesange.
Leipzig, Wien, J. Weinberger [1909] 15 p.
12°.

© Josef Weinberger, Leipzig ; D : 15216,
Mar. 1, 1909 ; 2c. Mar. 1, 1909. 23296

Jung'eland; dramatic composition in 1 act. by
V. Everingham. [14] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 2, 1911; D: 25924; Van Rens-
selaer Everingham, New York. 23297

Jungfern (Die) vom Bischofsberg; lustspiel in
5 akten, von Gerhart Hauptmaun, New
York, A. Kauser, 1907. 78 p. 8°.

© Alice Kauser, New York ; D : 9867, Jan.
30, 1907; 2c. Jan. 31. 1907. 23298

Jungfrau (Die) von Orleans; eine romantische
tragi5die, von J. C. F. von Schiller, ed. with
introduction and notes by B. W. Wells. Bos-
ton, D. C. Heath & co., 1889. xxiv, 224 p.
16°. (Heath's German series)

© Benjamin W. Wells, Boston; 1889:
29385, Sept. 28; 2c. Sept. 28. 23299

with introduction and notes by

A. B. Nichols. New York, H. Holt and com-
pany [1894] 1 p. 1., XXX, [2], 237 p. 12°.

© Henry Holt & co.. New York; 1894:
46035, Oct. 2; 2c. Jan. 16, 1895. 23300

anQ a vocabulary by W. A.

Hervey. New York, H. Holt & co., 1901.
1 p. 1., XXX p., 1 1., 309 p. 16°.

© Henry Holt & co, New York; A: 7443,
Apr. 18, 1901 ; 2c. Apr. 25, 1901. 23300a

Jungfrau (Die) von Orleans — Continued.

(Schillers); ed. with introduction, notes

and vocal)ulary, by Philip Schuyler Allen and
Stephen Tracy Byingtou. Boston, New York
[etc.] Ginn and company [1909] xxxv, 334
p. incl. map. front. 16°.

© Nov. 5, 1909; 2c. Nov. 9, 1909; A:
251302; P. S. Allen, Chicago. 23300b

by W. W. Florer. New York,

Cincinnati [etc.] American book company
[1908] 375 p. incl. front. 16°.

© Warren Washburn Florer, Ann Arbor,
Mich.; A: 221766, Nov. 7. 1908; 2c. Dec. 26,
1908. 23300c

eine romantische tragodie, rev. ed.,

with introduction and notes, bv B. W. Wells.
Boiston, D. C. Heath & co., 1896. xxiv, 226 p.
12 . (Heath's modern language series)

© Benj. W. Wells, United States; 1896:
23567, Apr. 10; 2c. Apr. 16. 23300d

with new introduction and notes

by B. W. Wells. Boston, D. C. Heath & co..
1901. xxiv. 292 p. front, (port.) illus. (map)
plates. 12°. (Heath's modern language
series)

© Benjamin W. Wells, New York; A:
16688, Sept. 10, 1901; 2c. Sept. 10, 1001.

23300e

^ with introduction, notes and vo-
cabulary by L. A. Rhoades. New York, D.
Appleton and co., 1901. 1 p. 1., xxxiv, 276 p.
front., pi., port. 16°.

© D. Appleton & co.. New York; A: 19105,
Oct. 16, 1901 ; 2c. Oct. 17, 1901. 23300f

I

with introduction and notes by W.

Humphreys. New York and London, The
:\Iacniillan co., 1898. xlv, [1], 259 p. pi.
port. map. 12°.

© Macmillan co.. New York; 1898:03181,
Oct. 27; 2c. Oct. 27. 23300g

Junggesellensteuer (Die) Sec Schauspiele.

Jungle (The)

© Hans .T. Campbell, New York; 1884:
9882, May 13. 23301

a play in 4 acts and 5 scenes, by M. Mayo

and U. Sinclair. 91 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Upton Sinclair and IMargaret Mayo, New
York; D:S970, Aug. 17, 1906; 2c. Aug. 17,
1906. 23302

Jungle (The) bear; comic opera in 2 acts, by
C. H. Wunderlich. [3], 72 p. 4°. Ms. [Li-
bretto only]

© Ic. July 21, 1914 ; D : 37740 ; C. H. Wun-
derlich, San Francisco. 23302a

1154

23303

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

23323

Jungle-republic (The); international drama, by
Maheudra Chandra Singha, dramatized by
A. K. Mozumdar and D. E. Fultz. [1], 14 p.
f. Typewritten,

© Ic. Oct. 20, 1915; D : 42182 ; A. K. Mo-
zumdar and Daniel E. Fultz, Spoliane, Wash.

23302b

Jungle (The) shop; a comedy in 1 act, by C.
Daly. 7 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Charley Daly, St. Paul; D : 10894, July
2, 1907 ; 2c. July 2, 1907. 23303

Jungle (A) soiree; comedy sketch in 1 act, by
J. F. Bliimenberg. 12 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© J. F. Bliimenberg, Bellaire, O. ; D : 13519,
Aug. 10, 1908 ; 2c. Jan. 15, 1909. 23304

Junior (The); college comedy in 3 acts, by Ed-
win Bateman ilorris. Philadelphia, The Penn
publishing company, 1911. 42 p. 12°.

© June 16, 1911; 2c. June 17, 1911; D:
24497; Penn pub. co., Philadelphia. 23305

Junior (The) partner; by D. Frohman.

© Daniel Frohman, New York; 1888:1214
Jan. 10. 23306

comedy in 1 act, by R. Hughes. [3], 35 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 10, 1914; D: 37521: Rupert
Hughes, Bedford Hills, N. Y. 23306a

— a dramatic composition in 3 acts, by RoUin
J. Wells. 48 p f°. Typewritten.

© R. J. Wells, Sioux Falls, S. D. ; D: 12299,
Feb. 3, 1908 ; 2c. Feb. 4, 1908. 23307

an original comedy in 4 acts, by Madeleine

Lucette [i. e., Madeleine Lucette Ryley]

© J. H. Ryley, New Rochelle, N. Y. ; 1890 :
12091, Apr. 12. 23308

society playlette, by De H. N. Travis. [4]

p. f . Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 19. 1910 ; D : 22093 ; De Hull N.
Travis, Flint, Mich. 23309

Junior vs. senior; a comedy in 3 acts, by E. A.
Pratt, adapted from Picard.

© Edwin A. Pratt, Louisville ; 1886 : 27.451.
Dec. G. 23310

Juniper (The) tree; a playlet, by S. B. Metcalfe.

© Sadie Bowman Metcalfe, Berkeley, Cal. ;
D: 14561, Dec. 9, 1908. 23311

Junk; comedy in 3 acts, by J. Rayner. [125] p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 5, 1911 ; D : 25137 ; John Rayner,
New York. 23312

Junkman; a farcical sketch, by J. A. Mitchell.
8 p. 8°. Typewritten.

© Joseph A. Mitchell, Philadelphia ; D :
4986, May 5, 1904; 2c. May 5, 1904. 23313

Junto al abismo; comedia en 1 acto, original
de F. Noriega y J. Tellaeche. Madrid [Socie-
dad de autores espanoles] 1910. 31 p. 12°.

© Sept. 6, 1910 ; 2c. Sept. 7, 1910 ; D : 21969 ;
Fernando Noriega y Jos6 Tellaeche, Madrid.

23314
Jupiter's court. See Olympus.

Jupiter's dell; or, Clothilda, the girl wife, a
drama in 5 acts, by Mrs. O. S. Matteson.

© Mrs. O. S. Matteson, Chicago ; 1876 : 1591,
Feb. 5. 23315

Jura (La) de la bandera; zarzuela en 1 acto y
en verso, dividida en 3 cuadros, original de
Juan Redondo y Menduiiia, musiea del maes-
tro Joaquin Taboada Steger. Madrid, [etc.]
Casa Dotesio, 1913. 30 p. 8°. [Libretto
only]

© July 10, 1913; 2c. July 11, 1913; D:
33753; Casa Dotesio, Madrid. 23316

Just a common man; by J. C. Nugent.

© Robt. Downing, Elyria, O. ; 1899:275.58,
Apr. 21. 23317

Just a count; sketch, by Chas. Walker. 7 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 17, 1912; D : 31732 ; Gus .Toers
and Marie Hogue, South Bend, Ind. 23318

Just a cousin of mine; [comedy sketch in 1
act] by J. C. Firth. [25] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 4, 1909; D : 16473 ; John O.
Firth, Kansas City, Mo. 23319

Just a dog; a vaudeville act in 1 scene, by
George A. Lemming. [8] p. 8°. Printed.

© George Ali, New York; D: 13687, Aug.
31, 1908 ; 2c. Aug. 31, 1908. 23320

Just a farmer; play in 3 acts, by J. E. H. Bou"-
don. [1], 64 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 5, 1913; D: 32652; Joseph Eu-
gene Henry Bourdon, Tacoma. 23321

Just a girl; comedy in 4 acts, by A. F. Norcross.
61 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 15, 1915; D: 41750; Adaline F.
Norcross, Boston. 23321a

a comedy sketch, by J. C. 111. 18 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 30, 1910; D: 20927; J. Charles
111, Newark, N. J. 23322

Just a girl with a heart; a drama in 4 acts,
by L. J. S. Stilwell. 41 p. f°. Typewritten.
© Laura .Jean Libbev-Stilwell, Brooklyn ;
D : 12106, Jan. 3, 1908 ; 2c. Apr. 13, 1908.

23323

1155

23323

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

23340

Just a Jackie; play in 1 act, by A. Allen and
R. C. Mitchell [i. e., R. C. M. Young] [2], 19
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 29, 1914 ; D : 37323 ; Ruth Cora-
foi't Mitchell and Alfred Allen, Los Anjieles.

23323a

Just a joke; by P. E. Browne. 15 p. 4°. Tj'pe-
written.

© Porter Emerson Browne, Newton, Mass. ;
D7527, Nov. 7, 1905 ; 2c. Nov. 7, 1905. 23324

Just a kid; by F. X. Conlan. 14 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Francis Xavier Conlan, New York; D:
11051, July 26, 1907; 2c. July 26, 1907.

23325

Just a little supper; playlet, by A. Link and
Abraham Kauimann. 9 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. .Tan. 15, 1915; D: 39410; Adolf Link,
New York. 23325a

Just a man; or, In Mulberry Bend, a 1 act
comedy drama, by Carroll Fleming. 14 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Edgar Loomis Davenport, New York ; D :
576, June 14, 1901 ; 2c. June 14, 1901. 23326

Just a mother; play in 1 act, by ISI. Moore-
Clement. [2], 11 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 13, 1911; D: 25483; Maud Moore-
Clement, Philadelphia. 23327

Just a poor little kid; a play in 1 act, by E.
IM. Shorey. [2], 11 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 16, 1912 ; D : 30270 ; Ethel INIay
Shorey, Lynn, Mass. 23328

Just a wee baby; play in 1 act, by Fenn Wood.
[1], 11 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 9, 1914 ; D : 39132 ; Ivan Wood,
Forest Hills, N. Y. 2332aa

Just a wife; comedy concerning the limited
sphere of woman, in 4 acts and 2 scenes, by
E. Walter. 139 p. 4°. Typev/ritten.

© Ic. Oct. 23, 1909 ; D : 17182 ; Eugene Wal-
ter, New York. 23329

a play in 4 acts, by E. Walter.

© Eugene Walter, New York; D: 16076.
June 16, 1909. 23330

Just a woman's way; a drama in 5 acts, by
S. W. Pascoe. 53 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Sidney W. Pascoe, Chicago; D: 14041,
Oct. 12, 1908; 2c. Oct. 13, 1908. 23331

Just across the way; by M. Mawlette. [80] p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 13, 1910 ; D : 21790 ; Mona Maw-
lette. Portland, M(;. 23332

Just an incident; 1 act comedy drama, by A.
T. Williams. [1], 8 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 10, 1915; D : 42232 ; Albert
Thurston Williams, Providence, R. I.

23332a

Just Annabel Lee; romantic farce in 3 acts,
by E. Browne. 113 p. 4°. Typewritten.
© Ic. May 25, 1915; D: 40749; Earle
• Browne, New York. 23332b

Just art; sketch, by K. Bayard Bell. [2], 8 p.
f". Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 13, 1911; D: 23346; Katherine
Bell, New York. 23333

Just as it oug-ht to be; farce in 1 act, by F. D.
S. Bethune [1], 14 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 21, 1914; D: 37086; Faneuil
D. S. Bethune, New York. 23333a

Just as the sun went down.

© Charles Dillard Wilson, Seattle; D:
2443, Oct. 13. 1902. 23334

Just as well,
plays.

See Happiness, and other'
M. Hubges. 9 p. 4°.

Just at dawn; by M
Typewritten.

© IMarie Montagu Hubges, New York; D:
5468, Aug. 20, 1904; 2c. Aug. 22, 1904.

23335

Just Aunt Dinah and the life she saved; play
in 1 act, by E. M. Kinsman. [4J p. 12°,
Printed.

© Feb. 15, 1912; 2c. Feb. 17. 1912; D:
28741 ; Edna M. Kinsman, Oi'auge. IMass.

23336

Just Eabette; a comedy in 3 acts, by J. B.
Corcoran. 119 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© James Brewer Corcoran, Springfield,
Mass.; D: 14961, Feb. 1, 1909; 2c. Feb. 1,
1909. 23337

Just before dark; play in 1 act, by H. E.
Lucas. 17 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 7, 1910; D: 20371; Helene Elise
Lucas. New York. 23338

Just before dawn; a drama in 4 acts, by. H.
Gibson. Typewritten.

© Hugh Gibson, New York; 1899:35271,
May 26 ; 2c. May 26. 23339

Just before rehearsal. Sec Her chance.

Just before the battle. See Vaudevillainies.

Just before the dawn; comedy in 1 act, by W.
Cluxton. 18 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 18, 1911; D: 25256; Walter
Cluxton, Boston. 23340

1156

23341

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

23361

Just before the wedding; farce in 3 spjisms,
by Bill Howley and P. Troup. 23 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 28, 1910; D: 22177; William
Howley. Boston, and Philip Troup, New
Haven. 23341

Just before vespers; an incident in 1 act, by
G. Heath. 9 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© George Heath, Huntingdon Valley, Pa. ;
r):719, Aug. 5, 1901; Ic. Aug. 5, 1901; Ic.
Feb. 14, 1902. 23342

Just beyond; playlet in 1 act, T. E. B. Henry.
[2], 7 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 18, 1914; D: 36413; Thomas
Eben Blake Henry, New York. 23342a

Just Billy; tabloid play, by D. L. Loughbor-
ough. 26 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 12, 1910; D: 22782; Dwight
I^ogan Loughborough, Chicago. 23343

Just (The) cause. See En Cuba.

Just cousins; play in 1 act, by Z. Lawrence.
26 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 7, 1912; D: 31339; Zora Law-
rence, New York. 23344

Just foolishness; hodge podge vaudeville act.
for two male comedians, by Arvan Carle.
New York. M. AVitmark & sons, 1910. 1-5 p.
16°. ([Witmark stage publications!)

© Nov. 7, 1910 ; 2c. Nov. 8, 1910 ; D : 22.jll.
M. Witmark & sons. New York. 23345

vaudeville act, by A. L. Eaton. 10 p. t°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 27, 1914; D : 36181 ; Arthur
Leon Eaton, Dayton, O. 23345a

Just for a chance; or, Three times a grass
widow, a 3 act comedy, by S. :Maguire. 134
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Sylvester Maguire, New York ; D : 2156,
.Tuly 26, 1902; 2c. July 14, 1902. [Note:
c:!opies bear title. Three times a grass widow]

23346

Just for a lark; a play in 3 acts, by E. T. Kaye.

© Emma Thacker Kaye, New York; 1892:

42300, Oct. 19. 23347

Just for fun; by John Callau.

© .John Callan, Brooklyn ; 1885 : 4899, Feb.
26. 23348

comedy in 3 acts, by E. M. Crane.

© Eleanor Maud Crane, New York; 1899:
63255, Sept. 29 ; 2c. Oct. 14. 23349

a umsical comedy in 3 acts, by J. J. Magee.

Typewritten.

© John J. Magee. New York; 1900 A:
7872, Mar. 26; 2c. Mar. 26. 23350

Just for fun — Continued.

the new musical farce comedy in 3 acts,

by H. E, Bradt. 34 p. f°. Typewritten.
© Harry Earl Bradt, Chicago ; 1891 : 3498.

.Jan. 23; 2c. Jan. 23. 23351

an original comedy-farce in 3 acts, by C. C.

Tidball. 38 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Cassius Clavton Tidball, Chicago; 1890:
40639, Dec. 22; 2c. Jan. 26, 1891. 23352

See also Dot. — On the sly.

Just for the night; a farce in 1 act, by E. A.
Woolf. 20 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Edgar Allan Woolf, New York ; D : 8595,
May 25. 1906 ; 2c. May 25, 1906. 23353

Just from Brazil; comedietta of matrimonial
search, by J. J. Morrison. 6 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Jan. 13, 1915; D: 39421; James J.
Morrison, Cleveland. 23353a

Just from Cohoes; a new and original comedy
in 1 act, by W. Courtright. 8 p. 4°, Type-
written.

© William Courtright, United States; 1875:
13309 ; Dec. 16 ; 2c. Dec. 16. 23354

Just half-way; playlet in 1 act, by U. Clay-
ton, [1], 8 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 29, 1913 ; D : 34562 ; Una Clay-
ton, New York. 23355

Oust home from. Hades; farce in 3 acts, by M.

Coe and L. Grant. 101 p. 4°. Typewritten.

.© Ic. Dec. 12, 1911; D: 28103; Marie Coe

and Leila Grant, San Francisco. 23356

Just in time; by Mrs. C. A. Snyder. [14] p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 12, 1910 ; D : 21786 ; Mrs. Chas.
A. Snyder, Milwaukee. 23357

drama in 4 acts, by J. J. McCloskey and

J. W. Mack.

© James J. McCloskey and John W. Mack,
Brooklyn ; 1874 : 8165, June 17. 23358

a love sketch in rhyme in 5 acts, by A. L.

Clements. 11 p. 32°. Printed.

© Annie Lance Clements, New York; D:
3211, Mar. 20, 1903 ; 2c. May 5, 1904. 23359

a sensational drama in a prologue and 4 acts,

by C. E. Marshall.

© C. Edwin Marshall, Boston ; 1874 : 1710,
Feb. 14. 23360

— a sen.sational protean drama in 3 acts, by
Harry W. Enimett.

© Harrv Le Clair, San Francisco; ISSl :
5912, Apr. "18. 23361

1157

23361

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

23379

Just Jack; musical comedy in 1 act, by B. L.
Smith. [2], 9 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Words
only]

© Ic. Oct. 8, 1915 ; D : 41941 ; Beatrice Lieb
Smitli, New York. 23361a

pliiy in 1 act, by T. Biseuz. [1], 10 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 11,1914; D: 39066; Theo. Bisenz,
New York. 23361b

Just Jess; play in 4 acts, by Kate Leon [pseud,
of K. Lyon Dalliba] 96 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 1, 1912 ; D : 29559 ; K. L. Dalliba,
New York. 23362

Just Jill; drama in 4 acts, of California life in
the early fifties, by C. Colouna. 58 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Claudia Colonna, Seattle; D:8576, May
21, 1906; 2c. June 15, 1906. 23363

Just June; comedy drama in 4 acts, by C. F.
Harrison. [41 J p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 9, 1911; D: 25176; Chas. F.
Harrison, McKinney, Tex. 23364

Just kids; a humorous skit, by A. Newberger.
7 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Adolph Newberccer, New York; D:
11233, Aug. 26, 1907 ; 2c. Oct. 3, 1907. 23365

Just landed; a satirical comedy on emigration,
in 3 acts, by E. F. Kendall.

© Ezra F. Kendall, Sea Cliff, N. Y. ; 1893 :
21874, May 5. 23366

vaudeville sketch in 1 scene, by L. Klamer.

4 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 6, 1914; D: 36088; Louis Kla-
mer, Pittsburg. 23366a

Just life; playlet for a vaudeville act, by Richie
Ottilis [pseud, of Florence Pfeifer] 5 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 5, 1915; D: 39313; Florence
Pfeifer, Brooklyn. 23366b

Just life itself; drama in 3 acts, by L. A.
Rivers. [So] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 17, 1911 ; D : 25840 ; Lidie Avi-
rett Rivers, Birmingham, Ala. 23367

Just like a man; in 1 act, by L. M. Power. 22
p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 4, 1911; D: 23287; Louise Mon-
tague Power, Savannah, Ga. 23368

Just like a -woman; comedietta, by Carabel

Lewis Munger. Chicago, T. S. Denison &

CO. [1912] 19 p. 12°. ([Amateur series])

© Oct. 18, 1912; 2c. Oct. 21, 1912; D:

31187; Eben H. Norris, Chicago. 23369

domestic trifle in 1 act, Sewell Collins.

[3], 29 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 29, 1912 ; D : 30682 ; Owen Bax-
ter, New York. 23370

Just like a woman — Continued.

dramatic playlet in 1 act, by C. B. Stern-
berg. 17 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 24, 1909; D: 17782; Cliarles
B. Sternberg, Portland, Or. 23371

— farce in 1 act, by William and Josephine
Giles. Clyde, O., Ames' publishing co., 1909.
8 p. 12°. ([Ames' series of standard and
minor drama, no. 483])

© Nov. 9, 1909; 2c. Nov. 17, 1909; D:
17416; Ames pub. co., Clyde, O. 23372

a play in 1 act, by H. G. Hunting. 22 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Henry Gardner Hunting, Cliicago; D:
11973, Dec. 23, 1907; 2c. Aug. 10, 1908.

23373

Just like his father; comedy in 3 acts, by M.
L. Jackson. [122] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 8, 1914 ; D : 38066 ; Mary I>ack-
eye Jackson, Euclid, O. 23373a

Just like John; a comedy in 3 acts, by M. E.
Swan. [121] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 9, 1909; D: 16528; Mark E.
Swan, New York. 23374

Just like Percy; a comedy in 3 acts, by Alice
C. Thompson. Boston, W. H. Baker & co..
190.5. 35 p. 12°. (On cover: Baker's ed.
of plays)

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston ; D : 7201,
Sept. 2, 1905; 2c. Sept. 29, 1905. 23375

Just looking' on; farce in 3 acts, by C. Moore.
[lOG] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 12, 1915; D: 42240; Carlyle
Moore, New York. 23375a

Just married; a farce in 1 act, by L. Grattan.
[1], 29 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 18, 1912; D: 30879; Lawrence
Grattan, New York. 23376

1 act play, by E. T. Spears. 12 p. f°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. May 17, 1912 ; D : 29693 ; Edward T.
Spears, Brooklj^n. 23377

Just meat. See Afterward.

Just my luck; by A. Allen.

© Alfred Allen, Baltimore; 1890:7476,
Mar. 5. 23378

See also Love and crime.

Just neig'hbors; play in 1 act, by F. Engel.
[7] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 22, 1913 ; D : 34228 ; Fred Engel,
Belleville, 111. 23379

Just notions.

1158

See Half hours of vaudeville.

23380

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

23398

Just one kiss; by W. J. Kelley.

© William J. Kelley. Corbin, Ky. ; D:
10568, May 15, 1907. 23380

Just out; a monologue, by Clias. Barnard.

© Hints pub. & supply co., New York ; D :
.5734, Nov. 5, 1904. 23381

Just outside the door; play in 4 acts, by J. E.
Goodman. [135] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jiilv 26, 1913; D : 33S99 ; .Jules Eck-
ert Goodman, Mt. Vernon, N. Y. 23382

Just over.

© M. Theodore Mattson, Detroit; 1895:
47119, Sept. 16. 23383

Just Peggy; comedy playlet, by A. Reader. S
p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 22, 1915; D: 40134; Anna
Reader, New York. 23383a

Just plain Dot; commencement playlet for
children in 3 scenes, by Edith P. A. U. Pain-
ton Franklin, O., Eldridge entertainment
house, 1912. 1 p. 1., 51 p. 12°.

© Nov. 1. 1912 ; 2c. Dec. 9, 1912 ; D : 31660 ;
Eldridge entertainment house, Franklin, O.

23384

Just plain folks; comedy drama of rural life
in 3 acts, by Anthony E. Wills. New Yoi'k,
Dick & Fitzgerald, 1910. 50 p. 16°.

© Jan. 18, 1910; 2c. Jan. 19, 1910; D:
17963 ; Dick & Fitzgerald, New York. 23385

a pastoral drama in 4 acts, by William

Newton. 19 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Chas. p.. Marvin and Harry H. Frazee,
Chicago; D:21S1, Aug. 4. 1902; 2c. Aug. 21,

1902.

23386

See also Uncle Zeberiah.

Just plain lies; comedy in 3 acts, by J. A.
T^obson. 86 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 29. 1909; D: 17224; .T. A. Dob-
son, Birdsboro, Pa. 23387

Just plain Mary; home drama in 4 acts, by A.
La Porte. [4]. 40 p. 4". Typewritten.-

© Ic. Nov. 14, 1910; D: 22553; Addie La
Porte, Marion, Ind. 23388

Just plain Peter; play in 3 pts., by Janet Pren-
tiss. New York, Missionary education move-
ment of the U. S. & Canada [1913] 31 p. 8".

© Aug. 29, 1913; 2c. Aug. 30, 1913; D:
344.56 ; Missionary education movement of
the U. S. & Canada, New York. 23389

Just Polly; comedy in 3 acts, by J. T. Prince,
jr. GO p. 4°. Typewritten.

© John T. Prince, jr., Chicago; D : 13295,
July 6, 1908 ; 2c. July 6, 1908. 23390

Just (A) punishment; in 5 acts, by C. D.
Monson. 40 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Cleston D. Monson, Columbus, O. ; D :
10241, Mar. 30, 1907; 2c. Mar. 30, 1907.

23391

Just rags; city pastoral in 1 scene, by R. Wei-
man. [2], 30 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 4. 1914; D: 38059; Rita Wei-
man, New York. 23391a

Just (A) recompense; drama in 4 acts, bv H.
H. Wessell. [60] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. .July 21, 1911; D : 24700 ; Harry H.
Wessell, Chicago. 23392

Just (A) retribution; a play in 5 acts, by M.
E. Smith.

© I\Lary Ellis Smith, Chicago ; 1889 : 16144,
May 28. 23393

Just right dialogs; by Willis N. Bugbee.
Franklin, O., Eldridge entertainment house,
1914. 83 p. 12^

© Oct. 15, 1914; 2c. Dec. 19, 1914; A:
391240; Eldridge entertainment house,
Franklin, O. 23393a

Just Smith's luck; a farce comedy in 3 acts,
by F. Reynolds.

© Fin Reynolds, Pittsburgh; 1899:5997,
Jan. 16. 23394

Just struck town; an original comedy drama,
by Lawrence Russell. 56 p. f°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Jule Walters, Dixon, 111. ; D : 1323, .Jan.
20, ]902; 2c. Jan. 20, 1902. 23395

Just the same as now; eugenic comedy in 3
acts, by T. A. Curry. 86 p. f°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Dec. 26, 1913 ; D : 35469 ; Thomas A.
Curry, New York. 23396

Just tips; play in 1 act, by A. Wanzer. 7 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 1.5, 1915; D: 39993; Arthur
Wanzer, Chicago. 23396a

Just to be sociable; play in 5 acts, by C. G.
MclMaster. 46 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. .Jan. 28, 1910; D: 20049; Claire
George McMaster, Grand Rapids, Mich.

23397

Just to get married; comedy in 3 acts, by
Cicely Hamilton. New York, S. French ; Lon-
don, S. French, ltd., 1914. 87, 3 p. diagrs.
12°.

© May 12, 1914; Ic. May 15, 1914; D:
37041 ; Samuel French ltd., London. 23397a

in 3 acts, by C. Hamilton. [2], 89 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 17, 1910 ; D : 22583 ; Cicely Ham-
ilton, London. 23398

1159

23399

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

23417

Just to please Jeannette; a farce in 3 acts, by
W. C. Duncan. 91 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© William Gary Duncan, Brooklyn ; D :
83S2, Apr. 19, 1906 ; 2c. Apr. 19, 1906. 23399

Just touch the harp gently, my pretty
Louise; a sketch for one character.

© Robert M. De Witt, New York; 1875:
14041, Dec. 30; 2c. Mar. 1, 1876. 23400

Just twenty years ago; a comedy in 1 act,
adapted from the French by J. V. Prichard.
New York, O. A. Roorbach [18S1] 18 p. 16°.
( [Acting drama, no. 146] )

© O. A. Roorbach, New York; 1881:2216,
Feb. 12; 2c. Mar. 9. 23401

Just two picks; vaudeville act, by J. De Mount
and A. Tribble. [3] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© July 20, 1911 ; D : 24742 ; Jeff De Mount
and Andrew Tribble, New York. 23402

Just vaudeville; dialogue used in vaudeville
act, by H. Mason. 4 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 14, 1914; D: 30454; Hilda
Mason, Chicago. 23402a

in 1 act, by J. Gorman. 5 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Sept. 17, 1910; D: 22078; Jack Gor-
man, New York. 23403

Just what sealed her fate; a drama in 4 acts,
by L. J. L. Stilwell. 61 p. f. Typewritten.

© Laura Jean Libbey-Stihvell, Brooklyn ;
D: 12079, Jan. 3, 1908; 2c. July 16, 1908.

23404

Just why she lied; play in 4 acts, by J. W.
Sayre. 109 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 12, 1915 ; D : 39377 ; James Wil-
lis Sayre, Seattle. 23404a

Just Wickens; a farce comedy in 3 acts, by
M. A. Snell.

© Minnie Andi-ews Snell, Chicago; 1S06:
10275, Feb. 12. 23405

Just women; by E. Janvier. 2 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Emma Janvier, New York ; D : 9773.
Jan. 9, 1907; 2c. Jan. 9, 1907. 23406

Just you and I; comedy in 1 act, bv D. H.
Wallace. [1], 12 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 23, 1915; D: 42330; David
Harold Wallace, New York. 23406a

Justice; by A. W. Bonney. 82 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Alice W. Bonney, Cambridgeport, Mass.;
D : 11225, Aug. 24, 1907 ; 2c. Aug. 24, 1907.

23407

Justice — Continued.
[by Z. Libin]

119 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 11, 1911; D: 23075; Joseph

Edelstein and Boris Thomasliefsky, New

• York. 23408

drama, 5 acts and 5 tableaux, adapted

from the French, by M. L. Johnson.

© Martha Lafitte Johnson, Philadelphia;
1873:93, Jan. 6. 23409

— a drama in 4 acts, by Guy Aidyelotte.

© Thomas William Broadhurst, New York ;
D:64, Jan. 22. 1901. 23410

by R. A. Marcliand. 89 p. 4°. Type-

written.

© Ralph Austin Marchand, Cambridge,
Mass.: D : 3622. June 19, 1903; 2c. June 19,
1903. 23411

— a drama in 3 acts, by B. Davenport.

© Butler Davenport, New York ; D : 14227,
Oct. 31, 1908. 23412

— Same. 54 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 5, 1910 ; D : 20117 ; Butler Dav-
enport, New York. 23413

— incident of real life, by Edgar James. 21
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 1, 1915: D: 41624; .Tulius
Steger, New York. 23413a

— 1 act playlet, by M. M. Medbury. 15 p.
f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 16, 1910; D: 22572; Margaret
Martin Medbury, Alameda, Cal. 23414

— original drama in 3 acts, by Solomon Libin,
tr. and adapted by Frank Leventhal. [2], 44
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 8, 1911 ; D : 2333S ; Joseph Edel-
stein and Boris Thomashefskv, New York.

23415

Lon-

— -tragedy in 4 acts, by J. Galsworthv.
don, Duckworth & co., 1910. Ill p. 16".

© Feb. 21, 1910; 2c. Feb. 26, 1910; D:
20301 ; John Galsworthy, London. 23416

Same. New Yoi-k, Charles Scribners' sons,

1910. [8], 109 p. 12°.

© Oct. 4, 1910 ; 2c. Oct. 12, 1910 ; D : 22297 ;
John Galswortliy, London. 23417

or, Billy, comedy drama in 1 act, by Hazel

M. Hall and N. A. Reardon. [1], 6 p. f .

Tj'pewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 5, 1914; D: 39016; Neale A.
Reardon, Paterson, N. J. 23417a

1160

23418

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

£3432

Justice — Continued.

or, Tlie cost, a play of American life, by

W. H. Carson. 74 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Win. Henrv Carson, New York; D:

12932, May 8, 1908 ; 2c. May 8, 1908. 23418

See also Plays; by John Galsworthy.

Justice and liberty; a political dialogue, by G.
Lowes Dickinson. New York, The McClure
company, 1908. 2 p. 1., 2.56 p. 12°.

© G. L. Dickinson, England, and McClure
CO., United States; A: 221314, Nov. 2, 1908;
2c. Nov. 2, 1908. 23418a

Justice and the law; by J. R. Sensibar. 89 p.
f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 30, 1909 ; D : 166G3 : Jacob Ra-
phael Sensibar, Gary, lud. 23419

Justice at last; melodrama in .5 acts, by L. 01-
sommer. 31 p., 1 1. 12°. Printed.

© July 13. 1911; 2c. Aug. 30, 1911; D:
25148 ; Leon Olsommer, Verdigris, Neb. 23420

See also Blackmailer (The)

Justice for Ireland. See Home rule.

Justice of Jean; a comedy in 3 acts, by L.
Reid. 83 p. 4°. Tj-pewritten.

© Leon Reid, Louisville; D: 14777, Jan.
9, 1909; 2c. Jan. 30, 1909. 23421

Justice (A) of the peace; incident from a police
reporter's notebook that never goes to print, by
W. Montague. 12 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 20, 1914; D: 38-555; Walter
Montague, San Francisco. 23421a

Justice served hot; playlet, by J. L. Romer.
[11] p. 4°. Typewritten.

® Ic. Mar. 18, 1914 ; D : 36.576 ; John Lyons
Romer, San Francisco. 23421b

Justice wanted; play in 3 acts, by F. P. O'Con-
nor. [55] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 3, 1915 ; D : 42412 ; Francis Pa-
cificus O'Connor, Brooklyn. 23421c

Justice Whisker's trial. See Everybody, and
other plays for children.

Justicia baturra; comedia llrica en 3 caudros,
original y en prosa, de L. Navarro Serrano
y J. de JJurgos, mfisica de los maestros San
Felipe y Vela. Madrid [Sociedad de autores
espaiioles] 1909. 51 p. 12°. [Libretto only]
© Nov. 18, 1909; 2c. Nov. 19, 1909; D:
17483; Leon Navarro Serrano y Javier de
Burgos, Madrid. 23422

Justicia (La) de Almudevar; sainete en 1 acto
y en prosa, original de P. Parellada y A.
Casaiial. INIadrid [Sociedad de autores es-
pauoles] 1915. 29 p. 12°.

© June 24, 1915; Ic. June 25, 1915; D:
41060; Pablo Parellada y Alberto Casanal,
Madrid. 23422a

Justicier (Le) See Husband and judge.
Justification (A) by works. See Sir Harry

Vane, governor.

17

Justified; dramatic playlet, by H. Segall
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 30, 1915 ; D : 41599 ; Harry Segall,
St. Louis. 23422b

emotional drama in 4 acts, by E. M. Royle.

[180] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 13, 1911 ; D : 26014 ; Edwin Milton
Royle, Darien, Conn. 23423

Justified by fire; a romance of San Francisco
refugees, by S. A. Willson.

© Sadie A. Willson, Portland, Or,; D:
10350. Apr. 15, 1907. 23424

Justin; a play in 4 acts, by F. W. Mathieu. 28
p. f°. Typewritten.

© Fred'k W. Mathieu, New York ; D : 14943,
Jan. 29, 1909 ; 2c. Jan. 23, 1909. 23425

Justina; or, A strange world, a romantic, do-
mestic, drama in 5 acts, written and adapted
for representation from M. E. Braddon's novel
entitled A strange world, by H. M. Houghton.

© Helen M. Houghton, Philadelphia ; 1875 :
7451, July 16. 23426

Justine; drama in 4 acts, by S. C. Kidder. 58
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Sara C. Kidder, North Evanston, 111. ;
1890 : 4517, Feb. 5 ; 2c. Mar. 21. 23427

a play in 3 acts by B. Israeli, 89 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Baruch Israeli, Washington ; D : 13996,
Oct. 5, 1908 ; 2c. Oct. 5, 1908. 23428

Justinian and Theodora; a drama being a chap-
ter of history and the one gleam of light
during the dark ages, by E. and Alice Hubbard.
© Elbert Hubbard, East Aurora, N. Y. ;
D : 8558, May 10, 1906. 23429

Jvistino, el jardinero; zarzuela alegre, en 1 acto
y 2 cuadros, en prosa, original de Emilio
Miigica y Juan Villaseiior, mtisica del maes-
tro Prudencio Muiioz. Madrid [Sociedad de
autores espaiioles] 1910. 29 p. 12°. [Li-
bretto only]

© Oct. 29, 1910 ; 2c. Oct. 31, 1910 ; D : 22436 ;
E. Mugica y J. Villasenor, Madrid. 23430

Justitia; a drama in 3 acts, by H. Sowle.

© Henrietta Sowle, Melrose, Mass. ; D :
7048, July 17, 1905. 23431

Juvenile (The); by M. Snyder. 29 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Marcus Snyder, Denver ; D : 6470, Apr.
6, 1905 ; 2c. Apr. 6, 1905. 23432

1161

23433

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

23449

Juvenile (The) court judge; original play in
4 acts, by F. D. Anderson. 65 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Apr, 18, 1913; D: 32984; Frederick
Dyer Anderson, Denver. 23433

Juvenile fantastics, and The butterfly; two en-
tertainments for children, by Lucy D. Jen-
kins. Boston, W. H. Baker & co., 1901. 13
p. 12°.

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston ; D : 857,
Sept. 11, 1901 ; 2c. Sept. 17, 1901. 23434

Juventud, juventud; comedia de costumbres en
1 acto y en prosa, original de A. M. Vi6rp;ol.
Madrid fSociedad de autores espafioles] 1908.
36 p. 12°.

© Antonio M. Vi^rgol, Madrid ; D : 14498,
Dec. 11, 1908; 2c. Dec. 11, 1908. 23435

Juxbaron (Der); posse in 3 akten, von Pordes-
Milo u. Hermann Plaller, gesangs-teste von
Willi Wolff, niusik von Walter Kollo. Miin-
chen, Drei raasken verlag, g. m. b. h., 1913.
28 p. 12°. [Lyrics only]

© Nov. 14, 1913; Ic. Apr. 23, 1914; D:
36803; Drei masken verlag, g. m. b. h.. Mu-
nich. 23435a

Same. Regiebuch. Miinchen, Drei masken

verlag, 1913. 2 p. 1., 2 p., 3-80 numb. 1. 8°.

© Dec. 15, 1913; Ic. .July 15, 1914; D:
37607 ; Drei masken verlag, Munich. 23435b

Same. 2 p. 1., 2 p., 3-75 numb. 1. 8°.

© Dec. 28, 1913 ; Ic. Oct. 16, 1914 ; D : 38512 ;
Drei raasken verlag, Munich. 23435c

Juxta-Polaris; an original operatic comedy in
3 acts, libretto by I. L. Vansant. 60 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© I. L. Vansant, Philadelphia ; 1886 : 27040.
Nov. 30; 2c. Nov. 29, 1887. 23436

K 402; 1 act play, by M. V. Samuels. [2], 19
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 26, 1913; D: 33325; Maurice V.
Samuels, New York. 23437

K. O. C. of Hope Hill; a fai'cical comedy in 3
acts, by R. N. Traver and M. Breyer.

© Robert N. Traver and Mary Breyer.
North Platte, Neb.; 1886:27999, Dec. IL

23438

K. (The) 0. P.s; or, Knights of Pythias, first
part finale, in 3 scenes, written and arr. by
J. Gorman.

© James Gorman, United States; 1884:
23938, Dec. 3. 23439

K. (The) of L.; a drama in 4 acts, by W. L.
Buchanan.

© W. L. Buchanan, Moberlv. Mo.; 1886:
19030, Aug. 23. 23440

Ka; play in 3 acts, by E. Wheatley. [6], 86 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 14, 1911; D: 233.58; E. A.
Wheatley, Chattanooga. 23441

Ka Foo-za-lem; or, The beast who dwelt in
the East, an extravaganza, by N. Chihls.

© Nathaniel Childs, Boston; 1878:3237.
Mar. 16. 23442

See also Kaf oozelum.

Ka hapa haole. See Half white.

Kabale und liebe; ein biirgerliches trauerspiel.
von Friedrich Schiller, ed. with introduction,
notes and appendix by Wm. Addison Hervey.
New York, H. Holt and company, 1912. cxiii,
279 p. front, (port.) plates. 16°.

© Nov. 25, 1912; 2c. Dec. 3, 1912; A:
328649; Henry Holt & CO., New York.

23442a

Kachan; an oriental comic opera in 2 acts, by
Eugenie Frasher and Kirke La Shelle. Type-
written.

© Mazie N. La Shelle, New York; 1896:
30869, May 21; 2c. May 21. 23443

Kadee (The); or, A tale of Cairo, an Egj'ptian
comic opera in 2 acts, words by H. Macnutt,
music by Warren A. Hawley. 105 p. f°.
Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Howard Macnutt, United States; 1886:
12850, June 2; 2c. Aug. 27. 23444

Kady, a child of the Rockies; an idyl of the
mountains, a drama in 4 acts, by F. G.
Andrews.

© Fred G. Andrews, United States; 1889:
33408, Nov. 4. 23445

Kady. the princess of the Rockies; a drama
in 5 acts, dramatized from the original story,
by E. G. Matlack.

© Edward G. Matlack, Chester, 111.; 1889:
30730, Oct. 10. 23446

Katchen (Das) von Heilbronn; romantische
oper in einem vorspiel und 3 aufziigen, nach
Heinrich von Kleist, von Moritz .TalTe, neu
bearb. mit teilweiser benutzung des textes
von Ludwig Bussler, von Kurt Fliegel und
Otto Lindemann. Berlin, Kurt Fliegel & co.
2 p. 1., 79 p. 12°. [Libretto, with mu.sic of
overture]

© July 1, 1912 ; 2c. Oct. 16, 1912 ; D : 31138 ;
Jungdeutscher verlag Kurt Fliegel & co., Ber-
lin. 23447

Kaffeeklatsch (Ber); huraoristischer dialog,
von J. Friedlander.

© J. Friedlander, Memphis, Tenn. ; 1887 :
5982, Mar. 14. 23448

KaflSr (The) king; a dream, by I. N. Morris.

© I. N. Morris, Washington ; 1895 : 5.5387.
Oct. 31. 23449

1162

23450

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

23465

Kaffir (The) king— Continued.

a 4 act melodrama, by Fitzgerald Murphy.

82 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Edw. F. Rush, New York ; D : 1714, Mar.

31, 1902; 2c. Mar. 31, 1902. 23450

a romance of Cripple Creek and the Trans-
vaal.

© Henrietta Memminger, Chicago; 1896:
61338, Nov. 9. 23451

Kafoozelum; comic opera in 2 acts, words by
A. Lowe, music by George Kosey. 81 p. 4°.
Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Allen Lowe, New York ; D : 5955. Dee.
23, 1904; 2c. Jan. 10, 1905. 23452

See also Ka Foo-za-lem.

Kahoona (The); a musical comedy, by M.
Clover and L. Galbraith. 39 p. f°. Type-
written. [Libretto only]

© Ic. July 14, 1909; D: 16232; Lucy Gal-
braith and Madge Clover, United States.

23453

Kain; musik drama in 1 aufzug, dichtung von
Heinrich Bulthaupt, musik von E. d'Albert.
Text and music.

© Eugen d'Albert, Frankfort, Germany ;
1899 : 71242, Nov. 1 ; 2c. Nov. 1. 23454

Kain und Abel; oper in 1 akt, von Felix Wein-
gartner. Leipzig, Wein, Universal - edition
a. g. [1914] 31 p'. 8°. [Libretto only]

© ]\Lay 9, 1914 ; Ic. June 16, 1914 ; D : 37334 ;
Universal-edition a.-g., Vienna. 23454a

Kaintuckee; opera in 1 act, book by F. A.
Churchill, jr. [1], 10 p. 4°. Typewritten.
[Libretto only]

© Ic. Dec. IS, 1915; D: 42526; Frederick
Arthur Churchill, jr., Cleveland. 23454b

Kaintucky fo'ks; or, Kaintucky jestice, by
O. West. 28 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Olive West, New York : D : 341, Apr. 12,
1901 ; 2c. Apr. 12, 1901. 23455

Kaiser (Der); tragodie in 5 akten, von Hans
von Knhlenberg, fiir die biihne bearb. von Hans
Olden. Berlin-Charlottenburg, Vita, deutsches
verlagshaus [1911] 176 p. 12°.

© Jan. 15, 1911 ; 2c. Feb. 4, 1911 ; D : 23926 ;
Felix Heinemann, Berlin. 23456

Kaiser Karls geisel; eiu legendenspiel. von Ger-
hart Hauptmann. 2. aufl. Berlin, S. Fischer,
1908. 3 p. 1., [9]-157 p. 12°.

© S. Fischer, verlag, Berlin ; D : 1220G. Jan.
18, 1908; 2c. Feb. 3, 1908. 23457

Same. 6. aufl. Berlin, S. Fischer, 1908.

3 p. 1., [9]-157, [1] p. 12°.

© res. under act of Mar. 3, 1905, by S.
Fischer verlag, Berlin ; res. no. 1594 ; Ic. Feb.
20. 1908. 23458

Kaiser Karls g'eisel — Continued.

legendenspiel in 4 akten, von Gex'hart

Hauptmann. kritik und neuer vierter akt von
G. Stommel. Hamburg, Verlagsgesellschaft
Hamburg, m. b. h., 1911. 66 p. 8°.

© Dec. 16, 1911; 2c. Jan. 11, 1912; D:
28277; Gottfried Stommel, Diisseldorf, Ger-
many. 23459

See also Dramatic (The) works of Ger-

hart Hauptmann.

Kaiser Napoleon. See Napoleon Bonaparte.

Kaiser (Der) rief; eine vaterlandische revue
mit musik, von Franz Cornelius, gesangstexte
von Willy Priiger, musik von Rudolf Nelson.
Berlin, Figaro verlag, 1915. 56 p. 12°. [Li-
bretto only]

© Mar. 15, 1915; Ic. Apr. 24. 1915; D:
40501 ; Figaro verlag, g. m. b. h., Berlin.

23459a

See also Kriimel vor Paris!

Kaiser-schnupft (Der); spieloper in 1 akt, von
Adolph Rosee, musik von Richard Fronz.
Berlin, Berliner theater-verlag, g. m. b. h.,
1912. 40 p. 12°. [Libretto only]

© Ic. .July 17, 1913; D: 34880; Berliner
theater-verlag, g. m. b. h., Berlin. 23460

Kaiserliche hoheit; satyrischer schwank in 3
aufztigen, nach J. A. Simons-Mees Paladin,
frei fiir die deutsche biihne bearb., von Else
Otteu und Rudolph Lothar. [Berlin-Charlot-
tenburg] A. F. A. [1913] 80 p. 16°.

© Ic. Aug. 2, 1913; D: 33984; Anstalt fiir
auffiihrungsrecht, Charlottenburg, Germany.

23461

Kaiserparade (Die); schwank in 1 akt, von
Hermann Stein. Berlin, E. Bloch, 1912. 26
p. 12°.

© Ic. Feb. 19, 1913; D: 33450; Eduard
Bloch. Berlin. 23462

Kaiser's ranks and file; after the German kom-
miss, a comedy in 5 acts, by M. F. Littmann.
98 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Max F. Littmann, New York; D:9024,
Sept. 1, 1906; 2c. Sept. 1, 1906. 23463

Kajanka; or. The devil's son, a spectacular
drama.

© C. A. and J. G. Milller and Geo. D. Mel-
ville, United States ; 1889 : 1868, Jan. 14.

23464

Kajus der strolch; romantische komodie in 3
akten und einem vorspiel, von Kurt Kiichler.
Berlin, Vertriebsstelle des Vex-bandes deutscher
biihnenschriftsteller, 1911. 87 p. 12°.

© Ic. Oct. 28, 1911; D: 25617; Vertriebs-
stelle des Verbandes deutscher biihnenschrifts-
teller. g. ra. b. h., Berlin. 23465

1163

23466

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

23481

Kalanthe, queen of the Nile; romantic drama
iu 5 acts and 5 tableaux, by Annie Lewis
(Mrs, F. W. Johnson) 85 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Annie Lewis Johnson, Philadelphia;
1884 : 13783, July 7 ; 2c. Oct. 27, 1888. 23466

Kale college; comedy in 3 acts, by W. V. Becker
and W. F. McNeary. [3], 29 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Dec. 13, 1913; D: 35507; William
Voigt Becker and William F. McNeary, New-
ark, N. J. 23467

Kaleema; by M. McClelland. 10 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Marion McClelland. Chicago; D : 15320,
Mar. 13, 1909 ; 2c. Mar. 13. 1909. 23468

Kaleidescope (The) of fun. See Harry Ma-
carthy's New Year's day.

Kalhe (Die) zwischen die roiber. See 01, wie
nehm ich sie?

Kali; play in 2 acts, by L. Keeney and Eliza-
beth Cooper. 54 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 16. 1915; D: 40383: Louella
Keeney, Los Angeles. 23468a

Kalmar; tragedy in 1 act, by H. Ridler. 19 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 12, 1913; D: 33200; Horace
Ridler, London. 23469

Kalte (Das) herz; freie bearbeitung des gleich-
namigen W. Hauff'schen niJirchens und mu-
sik, von Robert Konta. Textbuch. Berlin.
Ed. Bote und G. Bock, 1908, 39 p. 12°.

© Ed. Bote & G. Bock, Berlin; D: 13638,
Aug. 24, 1908; 2c. Aug. 24. 1908. 23470

Kalte (Der) strahl; kom.odie in 1 akt. von Paul
Bliss. Leipzig, O. Teich, 1912. 30 p. 12°.

© Jan. 4, 1912 ; 2c. Apr. 20, 1912 ; D : 29428 ;
Otto Teich, Leipzig. 23471

Kama-Kusuma; a drama in 4 acts, by L. Rut-
land. Typewritten.

© Lucile Rutland, New York ; 1895 : 43321,
Aug. 26 ; 2c. Aug. 26. 23472

Kambyses. See Schauspiele.

Kameraden; drama in 3 acts in German, by
H. Wuttke.

© Herman Wuttke, Pittsburgh; D:4]58,
Oct. 21, 1903. 23473

Kammermusik; lustspiel in 3 akten, von Hein-
rich Ilgenstein. Berlin, Theaterverlag E.
Bloch [1913] 128 p. 12°.

© Ic. Mar. 3, 1913; D : 32497 ; Concordia
deutsche verlagsanstalt. g. m. b. h., Berlin.

23474

Kamp for kjserlighet; skuespil i 4 akter, af
Alf Harbitz. Kristiunia, H. Aschehoug & co.
(W. Nygaard) 1910. [4], 134 p. 12°.

© Nov. 23, 1910; 2c. Dec. 13, 1910; D:
23078; H. Aschehoug &, co., Christiauia, Nor-
way. 23475

Kampen mod Bal; et bibelsk drama, af V.
R0rdam. Kjobenhavn og Kristiania, Gylden-
.dalske boghandel, Nordisk forlag, 1914. 175
p. 8°.

© Dec. 2, 1914; Ic. Dec. 28, 1914; D:
39212; Valdemar R0rdam % Gyldendalske
boghandel, Nordisk forlag, Copenhagen.

23475a

Kampf am vorabend; drama in 3 akten. Ber-
lin, Schuster & Loefller [1905] 80 p. 12°.

© Schuster & Loefller, Berlin ; D : 7541,
Nov. 9, 1905; 2c. Nov. 9, 1905. 23476

Kampf (Der) mit dem schatten; 3 akte eines
vorspiels zum leben, von Heinrich Lillenfein.
Berlin, Egon Fleischel & co., 1906. 2 p. 1.,
104 p. 12°.

© res. under act of Mar. 3, 1905, by Eman-
uel Lederer, New York ; res. no. 572 ; Ic.
Oct. 16, 1906. 23477

Kampf (Ein) um Rom. See Matasuntha.

Kam'rad Manne; volksposse mit gesang in 3
akten. von Jean Kren und Georg Okonko^^■-
ski, gesangtexte von Alfred Schonfeld, musik
von Max Winterfield (Jean Gilbert) Berlin-
Wilmersdorf, Felix Bloch erben. 1914. 107
p. 8°. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Nov. 14, 1914 ; D : 3SS0S ; Felix Bloch
erben, Berlin-Wilmersdorf. 23477a

l^anawa; a crown of iron spikes, a Japanese
classical drama [authorship attributed to
Motokiyo] tr. from the Japanese, by T.
Ochiai. (In Poet lore, v. 23, no. 3, !May-June.
1912; periodical © Aug. 1, 1912; 2c. Aug. 9,
1912; B: 2.57863; Poet lore co., Boston)

23478

Kandaxica (The); or, The quintessence of
quince, a fantastic and farcical opera in 2
acts, by S. C. Comstock. 114 p. 4°. Type-
written. [Libretto only]

© S. C. Comstock, England ; D : 7595. Nov.
21, 1905; 2c. Nov. 21, 190-5. 23479

Kandos; or. Redeemed, a drama in 4 acts, by
W. Redmund.
© William Redmund, Boston; 1889:17894.
- June 12. 23480

Kanjundu; or. From fear of the enemy, by
Helen L. Willcox. New York, ]\Iissionary
education movement of the United States and
Canada [1913] 40 p. 8°.

© Jan. 22. 1913; 2c. Jan. 27, 1913; A:
330838 ; Missionary education movement of
the U. S. & Canada, New York. 23481

1164

23482

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

23503

Kannceled; 1-act playlet, by R. P. Janette.
7 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 17, 1910; D: 22837; Robt. P.
Janette and Don Ramsay, Boston. 23482

Kansas (A) courtship; a comedy sketch in 1
act. by A. H. Laidlaw, jr.

© Alexander H. Laidlaw, jr.. New York;
1S99 : 44050, July 3. 23483

Kansas (The) cyclone; by H. M. Peltz. 7 p.
f°. Typewritten.

© Herman Max Peltz, Chicago; D: 12293.
Feb. 3, 1908; 2c. Feb. 3, 1908. 23484

by M. Kidder.

© Mary Kidder, San Francisco ; D : 9058.
Sept. 10. 1906. 23485

Kansas (The) immigrants; or, The great ex-
odus, a farce, by T. S. Denison. Chicago,
T. S. Denison, 1879. 12 p. 12°. ([School
and social drama] )

© T. S. Denison, Chicago ; 1879 : 13633. Oct.
14 ; 2c. Oct. 22. 23486

— Same.

© T. S. Denison, Chicago, in renewal for
14 years from Oct. 14, 1907 ; D : 11402, Sept.
23, 1907; 2c. Sept. 23, 1907. 23487

ilansas (The) joint. See Prohibition.

Kansas (A) sunflower; a comedy drama in 4
acts, by ^V. H. Locke. 34 p. f°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Will H. Locke, Mound City, Mo.; D:
3077, Mar. 2, 1903 ; 2c. Mar. 2, 1903. 23488

Kapelmeister; a drama in 1 act, by E. L. Con-
nelly. 14 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Eugene Le 2^Ioyne Connelly, Pittsburgh;
D:S095, Mar. 3, 1906; 2c. Mar. 3, 1906.

23489

Kapoora (The) See Sacrifice (The)

Kappe (Die) des Confucius. See Cap (The) of

Confucius.

Karen Bornenian; Lynggaard & co., two -plays
by H.jalmar Bergstrom, tr. from the Danish
with an introduction by Edwin Bjorkman.
New York, M. Kennerley. 1913. xvi p. 1 1.,
[3], 4-255 p. 12°. (Modern drama series)

© Nov. 14, 1913; 2c. Dec. 2, 1913; A:
357987; Mitchell Kennerley, New York.

23490

Karl; or. Luck from the Sou' west, a drama in
5 acts, by E. A. Hayes. Typewritten.

© Everaud A. Hayes, Bulfalo ; 1891 : 37082.
Oct. 15; Ic. Apr. 4. 1892. 23491

Karl Kanno. See Drama (The) of destiny.

Karl Kannigieser and the cannibal; a 1 act
farce comedy, by F. J. Beaman. 17 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Fred J. Beaman, Jackson, Mich. ; D :
9772, Jan. 3, 1907 ; 2c. Jan. 3, 1907. 23492

Karl Kline; or, The Dutch fool, a melodra-
matic sensation in 4 acts, by J. Barnes.

© James Barnes, New York ; 1875 : 9052,
Sept. 1. 23493

Karl Moor; schauspiel, von M. Sommer. 84 p.
12°. Printed.

© Max Sommer, Newai^k, N. J. ; 1885 :
19194, Sept. 10; 2c. Oct. 10. 23494

Karl, the prize winner; a comedy drama, by
J. R. Garey and E. A. Wood.

© James R. Garey and E. Allen Wood,
Pittsburgh; 1892:39225. Sept. 28. 23495

Karloo and Dolores; grand opera libretto in 3
acts, adapted by E. M. Lowitz from the
French of Victorien Sardou. 74 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. June 16, 1910; D: 21395; Elise M.
Lowitz, New York. 23496

Karl's promise; a comedy melodrama in 4 acts,
by H. Hart.

© Harry Hart. Buffalo; 1888:18563, June
29. 23497

Karma; play in a prologue and 4 acts, by E.
Bingham. [7], 110 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 5, 1910 ; D : 21483 ; Edfrid Bing-
ham, Paris. 23498

Karma, the law of laws; play in 1 act, by Lewis
yicary. [3], 19 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 13, 1914; D: 37553; Louis T.
Ollesheimer, Detroit. 23499

Karmama; a startling catastrophe in 3 acts,
by E. S. Van Zile. 56 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Edward Van Zile, Hartford ; D : 7554,
Nov. 14, 1905; 2c. Nov. 14, 1905. 23500

Karo; or. The spark of life, by W. W. Colby.

© Wallace W. Colby, Brooklyn; D : 9661,
Dec. 19, 1906. 23501

Karshen (Dsr) gorten. See Gesammelte
dramen: Anton Tchechoff.

Kasernenluft; schauspiel in 4 akten, von Her-
mann Martin Stein und Ernst Sohngen.
[Berlin, Theaterverlag E. Bloch, 1910] 115
p. 8°.

© Ic. Jan. 7, 1911 ; D : 24127 ; Eduard Bloch,
Berlin. 23502

See also Affair (The) in the barracks.

Kass; or, Two suitors, original comedy in 2
acts, by H. W. Styer. 22 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. June 21, 1911; D: 24528; Harriet
Wasson Styer, Oakland, Cal. 23503

1165

23504

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

23523

Kate; a comedy drama in 4 acts, by J. C. Roach.

© James C. Roach, Bath Beach, N. Y. ;

1890 : 19392, June 16. 23504

a comedy in 4 acts, by Bronson Howard.

New York and London, Harper & brothers,

1906. X, 210, [1] p. 12°.

© B. Howard, New York ; A : 155965, Sept.
13, 1906 ; 2c. Oct. 9, 1906. 23504a

an emotional society drama in 4 acts, by

C. A. Davy. 35 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Catherine Amelia Davy, Mt. Washington,
Mo.; D: 11350, Sept. 13, 1907; 2c. Sept. IS,

1907. 23505

Kate Carneg'ie. See Beside the bonnie brier
bush.

Kate McDonald. See Dramatic works of Dan-
iel Bedinger Lucas.

Kate of Heilbronn; or, The Sylvester night
dream, a grand, historical, chivalrous and
romantic drama in 5 acts.

© Augusta Eudres, Philadelphia; 1873:
13221, Nov. 14. 23506

Kate Pheeny; or. Peg, comedy in 4 acts, by D.
Richardson.

© Dick Richardson and J. St. Maur, New
York ; 1888 : 18005, June 23. 23507

Kate Shannon; drama in 4 acts, by G. Andrews.
58 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Gertrude Andrews, South Orange, N. J. ;
D : 6914, July 6, 1905 ; 2c. July 6, 1905. 23508

by G. N. Andrews. 62 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Gertrude Nelson Andrews, South Orange,
N. J. ; D : 11883, Dec. 7, 1907 ; 2c. Dec. 7, 1907.

23509

Same. Proof.

Katharina; draraatische legende in 3 bildern,
von Leo van Heemstede, musik von Edgar
Tinel. Leipzig, Breitkopf & Hartel, 1908. 48
p. 16°.

© Breitkopf & Hartel, New York ; D : 13421,
July 27, 1908; 2c. July 27, 1908. 23515

ein renaissanceschauspiel, von Herbert von

Fuchs. Eerlin-Charlottenburg, Biihnenverlag
.Anstalt fiir aulfiihruugsrecht, g. m. b. h., 1914.
viii, 104 p. 12°.

© Ic. Apr. 30, 1914 ; D : 36873 ; Anstalt fur
aulliihrungsrecht dramatischer werke d. lit-
eratur u. musik, g. m. b. h., Charlottenburg,
Germany. 23515a

Katharine and Petruchio (Shakespeare's com-
edy of); the prompt-book ed. by W. Winter, as
presented by Edwin Booth, [v. 11] New
York, Francis Hart & company, 1878. 49 p.
16°.

© William Winter, New York ; 1878 : 13627,
Nov. 22 ; 2c. Nov. 23. 23516

See also Shakespeare's works. — Taming

(The) of the shrew.

Katherine; by F. C. Dieudonng.

© Florence Carpenter Dieudonn§, Washing-
ton; 1898:17952, Mar. 16. 23517

a comic opera version of She stoops to con-
quer, by J. K. Bangs and R. C. Pentield.

© John Keudrick Bangs and Roderic C.
Penheld, New York ; D : 3426, May 7, 1903.

23518

© Gertrude Nelson Andrews, South Orange,
N. J.; D: 13167, June 12, 1908; 2c. June 12,
1908. 23510

Kate Stoddard; or. The Goodrich mystery,
drama in 5 acts, by L. W. Harleigh.

© L. W. Harleigh, New York; 1873:9283,
Aug. 18. 23511

Kate Varney; a drama in 3 acts, by R. K.
Snow.

© Robert Keith Snow, Boston ; 1894 : 20285,
Apr. 20. 23512

Kate's infatuation; a comedy in 1 act, by Lot-
tie Shields.

© Roxbury pub. co.. New York; 1899:
76322, Nov. 22; 2c. Nov. 22. 23513

Kate's press agent; a comedy in 1 act, by E.
Freiberger. [1], 21 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 3, 1912; D: 29570; Edward
Freiberger, New York. 23514

1166

a romantic drama in 5 acts, by Frederick

Standish H. Reed. 24 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Harry Reed, Chelsea, Mass. ; 1892 : 38519,
Sept. 23; 2c. Sept. 23. 23519

Katherine Selsor monologue; by Frederick Al-
len. 7 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 3. 1912; D: 29939; Katherine

Selsor, Chicago.

23520

Katherine "Walton; 4 act drama, adapted by

E. C. Chapeau from W. Gilmore Si nuns'

novel, Katherine Walton. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ellen Chazal Chapeau, Savannah, Ga. ;

1898: 50040, Aug. 29; 2c. Dee. 4, 1901. 23521

Kathleen; playlet, by A. L. Keir. [2], 29 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 28, 1914; D:35S90; Angela
Logan Keir, New York. 23521a

or. The heart of Lough Hill.

© Francis J. Lennon. Woonsocket, R. I. ;
1897 : 62680, Nov. 8. 23522

or, Who is she? a comedy drama in 5

acts, by C. T. Rogers.

© Charlotte Thompson Rogers, United
States; 1877:13740, Nov. 26. 23523

23524

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

23544

Kathleen O'Mara; Irish comedy sketch, by J.
L. Brigham. 13 p. 4". Typewritten.

© J, Le Pierre Brigham, New York ; D :
G313, Mar. 10, 1905 ; 2c. Mar. 10, 1905. 23524

Kathleen's honor; a heroic tragedy in 5 acts,
by G. White. 72 p. f°. Typewritten.

© George White, Philadelphia ; 1892 : 1560,
Jan. 8; 2c. Jan. 19; Ic. May 11 (printed)

23525

Kathro; or, The model seminary, a comic
opera in 3 acts, libretto by Geo. G. Hollister,
music by Fred. D. Bloomfield. cover-title, 47
p. 16°. Printed. [Libretto only]

© Bloomfield & Hollister, Buffalo; 1894:
510, Jan. 2 ; 2c. Jan. 2. 23526

Katie; comedy in 3 acts, by C. A. de Lima. 60
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 12, 1913; D: 33201; C. A. de
Lima, Florence, Italy. 23527

Katie after the opera; a farce in 1 act, by A.
Thors. 9 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Annette Thors, New York ; D : 8693,
.Tune 12, 1906 ; 2c. June 6, 1906. 23528

Katie's deception; or. The troublesome kid,
farce in 1 act, by W. L. Bennett. Clyde, O.,
Ames' publishing co.

© Ames pub. co., Clyde, O. ; 1896:67403,
Dec. 11; 2c. Dec. 19. 23529

Katie's new hat; farce, by Alice C. Thompson.
Chicago, T. S. Denison & co. [1911] 12 p.
12°. ([Amateur series])

© Oct. 20, 1911 ; 2c. Oct. 23, 1911 ; D :
25550; Eben H. Norris, Chicago. 23530

Katinka: a play in 4 acts, by S. L. Barnes.
© S. L. Barnes, Boston ; 1880 : 16864, Nov.
6. 23531

Katrina.

© Joseph M. Weber and Louis M. Fields,
New York ; 1898 : 68187, Nov. 22. 23532

or, The wooing of Ichabod Crane, comedy

opera in 2 acts, by S. R. Avery. 64 p. 4°.
Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Jan. 28, 1914 : D : 35823 ; Stanley R.
Avery, Minneapolis. 23.532a

■ See also Devil's bond.

Katrina, the peasant girl; or, The sprite of
the Eighi, a melodrama in 4 acts, by W. M.
Turner.

© AVm. Mason Turner, Philadelphia: 1873:
615, Jan. 24. 23533

Katrina's little game; a Dutch act, with songs
and a dance, by .7. H. Brown. New York. R.
M. De Witt, 1876. 8 p. 12°. ([De AVitt's
Ethiopian and comic drama, no. 103] )

© Robert M. De Witt, New York; 1876:
8908, July 31; 2c. Dec. 28. 23534

Katrine; play in 4 acts, by G. B. S. 83 p. f°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. May 20, 1912; D: 29719; George
Brackett Seitz, Brookline, Mass. 23535

Katte; schau.spiel in 5 aufziigen, von Hermann
Burte. Leipzig, G. K. Sarasin, 1914. 3 p.
1., 133 p. 12°.

© Aug. 1, 1914; Ic June 16, 1915; D:
40959; Gideon Karl Sarasin, Leipzig.

23535a

Katy did and Katy didn't; comic play in 3
acts, by H. M. Greene. [114] p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Aug. 11, 1913; D: 34096; Hirnm Mop
Greene, Buffalo. .^3536

Katy in Gooseland; a children's play in 1 act,
by Charles Barnard. New York, Hints pub-
lishing company, 1902. cover-title, 14 p. 12".

© Hints pub. co.. New York ; D : 2745, Dec.
2, 1902; 2c. Dec. 31, 1902. 23537

Katy Neal; a comedy of child life in 3 acts, for
young performers, by C. Barnard, with music
by S. Austin Pearce. [New York, Theo. S. De
Vlnne & co., printers] 1883. 46 p. 16°. [Li-
bretto only]

© Charles Barnard, New York; 1883:
19173, Oct. 18; 2c. Oct. 18. 23538

Katy, the hot corn girl; a drama in 3 acts.
© .John Stilson, jr., Boston; 1876:2202.
Feb 21. 23539

Katydid (The); showing what she did and
how she did it, a protean specialty in 5 acts,
arr. by F. G. Maeder.

© Fred. G. Maeder, New York ; 1870 : 154,
July 21. 23540

Katydids and birds in woodland; by M. A.
Kleinf elder. 3 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Mary A. Kleinfelder. Jersey City ; D :
1097, Nov. 11, 1901; 2c. Nov. 14, 1901.

23541
Katz; or, Face to face.

© J. Holmes Grover, Cincinnati ; 1873 :
2619, Mar. 17. 23542

Katzen; 3 liebesspiele von Marie Madeleine
[pseud, of Marie Madeleine Giinther, frei-
frau Puttkamer] 2. tausend. Berlin, Verlag
Continent, g. m. b. h. [1910] 131 p. 16°.

Contents : Pantherkatze. — Schmeichel-
katze. — Wildkatze.

© Nov. 10, 1910; 2c. Nov. 28, 1910; A— For-
eign 2031 ; Verlag Continent, g. m. b. h., Ber-
lin. 23543

Katzenjammer kids; by R. Kuschel and F.
Dreuth. 68 p. f°. Typewriten.

© Ic. Aug. 26, 1910; D: 21882; Richard
Kuschel and Frederick Dreuth, Chicago.

23544

1167

23545

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

23567

Katzenjammer kids — Continued.

dramatic composition in 1 act.

Ms.

© Ic. Apr. 6, 1910; D: 20717; Richard
Kuschel and Frederick Dreutli, Cliicago.

23545

a musical farce comedy in 3 acts.

© Blondell & Fennessy, Woonsocliet, R. I. ;
1898 : 61452, Oct. 19. 23546

Kaufmann (Der); schauspiel in 5 aliten, von
Wilhelra Rose. Osnabriiclc, G. Pillmeyer's
buchliandlung (Julius Jonscher), 1911. 113
p. 12°.

© Nov. 20, 1911; 2c. .Tan. 27, 1911; D:
28456; G. Pillmeyer's buchliandlung (.Tnlins
Jonscher), Osnabriick, Germany. 23547

Kay Lykke; drama, 4 acter, af W. P. Fagerst-
jerna,

© Wilhelm Poulson Fagerstjerna, San
Francisco ; 1876 : 9534, Aug. 18 ; 2c. Sept. 8.

23548

Kayoi Komachi. See "Noh. dramas.
Ke-Wa-Nie; by C. H. Raush.

© Carrie H. Rausch, Keanis CaSon, Ariz.;
1898 : 40060, July 2 ; 2c. July 18. 23549

Kean; or, Genius and passion, drama in 5 acts
and 6 tableaux, by Alexander Dumas, tr. by
E. F. Goodwin.

© Edward F. Goodwin, Boston; 1895:
24562, INIay 3. 23550

Kedor; or. Love in Egypt, by E. D. Thompson.
Typewritten.

© Emma D. Thompson, Haverhill, ]Mass. ;
1900 A : 20976, Aug. 22 ; 2c. Aug. 22. 23551

Keegan's pal; a play in 4 acts, by Paul Wil-
stach. 127 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© P. Wilstach, New York; D:9185, Oct.
3, 1906; 2c. Oct. 3, 1906. 23552

Keegan's tailor shop; original Irish sketch,
words, music and title, by E. Harrigan.

© Edward Harrigan, Brooklyn; 1873:
14792, Dec. 23. 23553

Keep afloat; a farce comedy in 3 acts, by R. M.
Townsend. 61 p. 4°, Typewritten.

© Ralph Milbourne Townsend, Philadel-
phia; D: 10130, Mar. 13, 1907; 2c. Mar. 13,
1907. 23554

Keep him walking; by L. Moresco. Typewrit-
ten.

© Leslie Moresco, San Francisco; 1899:
19548, Mar. 16 ; 2c. Mar. 16. 23555

Keep it dark; play, by V. C. Smith and Betty
Blair. 18 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 11, 1912; D: 30236; Vivien
Chandler Smith, Chicago. 23556

Keep it dark — Continued.

29 p. 8°. a 3 act comedy, by George Hoey.

© W. T. Bryant, New York; 1886:1292,
Jan. 14. 23557

Keep off the grass; a comedy in 3 acts, by D.
Davidson.

© Dor6 Davidson, New York ; 1894 : 37014,
Aug. 8. 23558

a farcical sketch in 1 act, by G. Wolford.

© Gus Wolford, St. Louis ; 1894 : 718, Feb. 5.

23559

See also In a trance.

Keep quiet; comedy in 1 act, by J. F. Ballard.
[1], 32 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 22, 1913; D: 33127; John Fred-
erick Ballard, Cambridge, Mass. 23560

Keep to the right; farce in 3 acts, by S. 1.
Szinnyey. 21 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 23, 1909; D: 16920; Stephen
Ivor Szinnyey, New York. 23561

Same. 130 p. 4°.

© Ic. July 6, 1912 ; D : 30189 ; Stephen Ivor
Szinney, New York. 23562

Keep your eye on the hall; comedy sketch, by
Harry L. Newton. New York, M. Witinark «&
sons, 1913. 15 p. 12 ^ ( [Harry L. Newton's
one-act comedy sketches, monologues and dra-
matic episodes] )

© Aug. 4, 1913; 2c. Aug. 5, 1913; D: 34014;
M. Witmark & sons, New York. 23563

Keeping a seat at the benefit; by May Isabel
Fisk. 3 p. 8°. Printed.

© Harper & bros.. New York; D:3507,
June 10, 1903 ; 2c. June 11, 1903. 23564

See also Monologues,

Keeping an appointment; in 1 act, by V. Allen.
17 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 31, 1910 ; D : 21215 ; Violet Allen,

Chicago.

23565

Keeping her place; farce comedy in 1 act, by
E. I. Tliain. 14 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 11, 1915 ; D : 39647 ; Edith Tsobel
Thain, New York. 23565a

Keeping him at home; sketch, by Walter Bev-
erly Crane. Typewritten.

© William Gavin, Middletown, N. Y. ; 1897:
38125, June 29, 2c. June 29. 23566

Keeping him home; 1 act farce, by J. N. Ed-
wards. 13 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 4, 1911 ; D : 25677 ; John N. Ed-
wards, New York. 23567

1168

23568

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

23590

Keeping his wife at home; farce comedy in 3

acts, by F. F. Steers. 59 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 6, 1912; D: 30456; Francis F.

Steers, New York. 23568

Keeping Thanksgiving; Thanksgiving enter-
tainment for children, by Harriette Wilbur.
Franklin, O., Eldridge entertainment liouse,
1915. [8] p. 12°.

© Nov. 2, 1915 ; 2c. Dec. 20, 1915 ; D : 42594 ;
Eldridge entertainment house, Franklin. O.

23568a

Keeping the pledge. See 10 years after.

Keeping the wolf from the door. Typwrit-
tei).

© William Durden Luks, New York; 1900:
A : 20134, Aug. 13 ; 2c. Aug. 13. 23569

Keeping up appearances; a comedy in 4 acts,
by B. Davenport.

© Butler Davenport. New York; D: 1422.5,
Oct. 31, 1908. 23570

• Same. 78 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 7, 1910; D: 21346; Louise P.
Davenport, New York. 23571

Kees and Train; dramatic episode with music,
by C. Van Esse. 6 p. 4°. Typewritten.
[Words only]

© Ic. Jan. 3, 1912; D : 28211 ; Chretienni
Van Esse, Brooklyn. 23572

Keikilani; an historical drama in 4 acts, from
an episode in the history of the Hawaiian
Islands, with a sketch of The legend of
Lono and Keikilani, by R. A. Van Middeldyk.
© R. A. A^an Middeldyk, San Francisco';
1890:39899, Dec. 16. 23573

Keiser; an original farcical comedy in 3 acts,
by F. Williams.

© Fred Williams, New York ; 1881 : 11309,
July 21. 23574

Keiser' s mistake. See Rosy, the romp.

Keith Grenville; by Mrs. J. P. Abbott.

© Jlrs. Joshua Plummer Abbott, San Fran-
cisco ; 1896 : 66398, Dec. 7. 23575

Kejser og Galilaeer. See Efterladte skrifter;
af Henrik Ibsen.

Kelly kids; the musical farce comedy in 3
acts, by Joseph Le Brandt.

© Gus Hill, New York ; 1899 : 1S695, 1S69G,
Mar. 13. 23576, 23577

Kelly Poole's buried ace. Sec Team work.
Kelly's arrival; H. F. Renison's comedy.

Kelly's kid; by W. B. Van.

© William B. Van, New York; 1899:17896.
Mar. 9. 23579

Kelly's kids; comedy-vaudeville, by R. F. Out-
cault. Typewritten.

© R. F. Outcault, New York ; 1899 : 16757,
Mar. 4 ; 2c. May 19. 23580

a farce comedy in 3 acts, by James A.

Galvin.

© James A. Galvin, Brooklyn; 1899:16371,
Mar. 2. 23581

by J. Pettingill.

© Joseph Pettingill, Willi amsbridge, N. Y. ;
1899 :12742, Feb. 16. 23582

the musical farce comedy in 3 acts, by

© H. F. Renison. Brooklvn; 1882:15795,
Sept. 25. 23578

Josepli Le Brandt.

© Gus Hill. New York; 1899:18694. Mnr.
13. 23583

Kemble's coons; a musical comedv in 3 acts,
by E. F. Rush and J. D. Flynn.

© Ed. F. Rush and Jas. D. Flynn, New
York ; 1897 : 33395, June 2. 23584

by J. A. Reed.

© J. A. Reed, New York ; 1897 : 31826, May
25. 23585

Kenig Hunger. See Gesammelte dramen:
Leonid Andreeflf.

Kenilworth. See Amy Robsart. — Fortune's
fool. — Lord Leicester's love. — Seer (The)

Kennel (The) and the cradle; comedy in 1
act and 3 scenes, by F. T. Echezabal. 22 p.
f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 24. 1913; D: 32066; Frank T.
Echezabal, New Orleans. 23586

Kennett (The) mystery; pastoral play in 5
acts, authorized dramatization of Bayard
Taylor's historical novel. The story of Ken-
nett, by G. M. Gould and L. Stedman. 115 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 29, 1912 ; D : 30686 ; George M.
Gould and Laura Stedman, Atlantic City.

23587

Keno and lotto; an original burlesque in 1
act, by J. F. Poole.

© John F. Poole, Brooklyn; 1872:125.59,
Nov. 29. 23588

Kentuck; a dramatic composition in 3 acts, by
P. M. Childs. 27 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Fred. M. Childs, Villisca, la. ; D : 10255,
Apr. 1, 1907; 2c. Apr. 1. 1907. 23589

an original, American, picturesque and

realistic drama in 4 acts, by J. J. McCloskey.

© James J. McCloskoy, Brooklyn; 1879:

12287, Sept. 15. 23590

5379—16-

-74

1169

23591

DEAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

23614

Kentuckian's (The) oath. See Ounce (An)
of lead.

Kentucky; a war drama in 5 acts, by C. E.
Niswonger.

© Charles Elliot Niswonger, Louisville;
1899 : 12608, Feb. 15. 23591

Kentucky belle; a comedy in 2 acts, by T.
Bell Chambers. Pbiladelphia, The Penn pub-
lishing company, 1909. 35 p. 12°.

© Penn pub. co., Philadelphia ; D : 1602.5,
June 8, 1909; 2c. June 8, 1909. 23592

a drama, by S. P. Carr.

© Sarah Pratt Carr, St. Helena, Cal. ;
1887:34173, Dec. 29. 23593

Kentucky Belle. See Bluegrass (The) king.

Kentucky Bill; a melodrama in 4 acts, by P.
I. Frayne.

© Frank I. Frayne, West Brighton, N. Y. ;
1889:27095, Sept. 6. 23594

Kentucky (A) courtship; by W. J. Jones.
15 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Will J. Jones, New York; D: 12631.

Mar. 28, 1908; 2c. Aug. 11, 1908. 23595

Kentucky (A) duel; a comedy drama in 1 act,

by W. L. Hawley. 17 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Walter L. Hawley, New York; 1891:

41901, Nov. 23; 2c. Nov. 23. 23596

Kentucky (A) feud; an American play in 4
acts, by James R. Garey and W. T. Keogh.

© William T. Keogh, New York ; D : 2165,
July 15, 1902. 23597

a drama in 4 acts, by Stephen Buck Cas-

sin. 87 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Marlborough Hardy, New York ; D :
2104. Julv 11, 1902; 2c. July 20, 1902.

23598

tragic playlet in 1 act, by La V. A. Bar-
ber. 4 p. f°. Typewritten.

© La Yerne A. Barber, Johnstown, Pa. ;
D: 14212, Nov. 5, 1908; 2c. Nov. 5, 1908.

23599

or. The dead line, a play in 4 acts, by

Arthur Dudley Hall and M. Woods. Type-
written.

© Murry Woods, New York ; 1900 A : 6930,
Mar. 15; 2c. Mar. 15. 23600

Kentucky (A) girl; a comedy drama in 4 acts,
by Fred S. Gibbs and J. J. Dowling.

© Josepli J. Dowling. IMount Clemens,
Mich. ; 1889 : 5650, Feb. 18. 23601

a comedy in 3 acts, by T. B. Chambers.

31 p. f°. Typewritten.

© T. Bell Chambers, Adairville, Kv. : D :
13439, July 21, 1908 ; 2c. Sept. 3, 1908. 23602

Kentucky (A) girl — Continued.

nnisical comedy in 3 scenes, by F. Graham.

[3], 52 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Words only]
© Ic. Aug. 1, 1910 ; D : 21703 ; Frank Gra-
ham, Brooklyn. 23603

Kentucky (A) governor; a story of the moun-
tain people of Kentucky in 5 acts, by F. and
J. H. Bradbury.

© F. and J. Harry Bradburv, Brooklyn ;
D : 6492. Apr. 11, 1905. 23604

Kentucky (A) heroine; or. Among the moon-
shiners, a drama in 5 acts, by H. L. Mos-
grove.

© Herbert Logan Mosgrove, Sturgis, Ky. ;
1898:69966, Dec. 1. 23605

Kentucky hospitality; comedy in 3 acts, by
D. M. and P. T. Farnsworth. 37 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. .Tan. 26, 1911; D : 23192 ; Patrick
Thomson and D. McPherson Farnsworth,
New York. 23606

Kentucky lottery; a farce in 1 act, by J.
Crossy.

© John Crossy, New York; 1872:9861,
Sept. 12. 23607

Kentucky (The) massacre; a drama in a pro-
logue and 4 acts, by T. W. Prior. 64 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Thos. W. Prior, Chicago; D : 2437, Oct.
10, 1902; Ic. Oct. 10, 1902; Ic. Oct. 31. 1902.

23608

Kentucky (A) politician; by J. Thobe.

© J. Thobe, Covington, Ky. ; 1900 A : 3791,
Feb. 10. 23609

Kentucky (A) romance; by J. Halloran. 14 i».
4°. Typew'ritten.

© .John Halloran, Brattleboro, Vt. ; D:
6706, May 22, 1905; 2c. May 12, 1905. 23610

a drama in 4 acts, by B. B. Vallentine.

© B. B. Vallentine and Fred. C. Whitney,
New York; 1896:62119, Nov. 13. 23611

sketch in 1 act, by Milton Nobles. 10 p.

f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 5, 1911; D : 23852 ; Milton
Nobles, Brooklyn. 23612

Kentucky Rose; an original 4 act comedy-
drama, by Scott Marble. 68 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. July 2, 1909 ; D : 16267 ; Rose Win-
niett, Brooklyn. 23613

Kentucky scenes; a drama, by M. Kleinfelter.
© Mary Kleinfelter. Cincinnati ; 1895 :
53739, Oct. 22. 23614

1170

23615

COPYRIGHTED IN IHE UNITED STATES

23634

Kentucky (A) sheriff; a play in 4 acts, by
M. Falls. 90 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Marie Falls, Cambridge, Mass. ; D : 9870,
Jan. 30, 1907; 2c. Jan. 30, 1907. 23615

Kentucky Sue; by Pierce Kingsley. 83 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Chatham amusement co., New York ; D :
11138, Aug. 8, 1907 ; 2c. Aug. 8, 1907. 23616

an original romantic comedy drama in 4

acts, by Charles Morton and W. C. Herman.
Chicago. The Chicago manuscript co., 1914.
[63] p. f°. Mimeographed.

© Ic. Oct. 21, 1914 ; D : 38574 ; Alexander
Byers, Chicago. 23616a

Same.

© Ic. Oct. 26, 1914 ; D : 38614 ; Alexander
Byers, Chicago. 23616b

Kentucky (A) thoroughbred; in 4 acts, by
H. D. Smart.

© Herbert Durrell Smart, Nashua, N. H. ;
1900 A: 24602, Oct. 3. 23617

Kentucky (The) trag-edy. See Margaret
Cooper.

Keppler's fortunes; a comedy-drama in 4 acts,
by C. W. Walters.

© Chas. Wallace Walters, Philadelphia;
1886 : 24724, Nov. 2. 23618

Kept in; a little comedy of boyhood, by C. Som-
erville. 11 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Charles Somerville, New York ; D : 12727
Apr. 11, 1908; 2c. Apr. 4, 1908. 23619

KeiDt (The) woman; human drama in 3 acts, by
M. Goldman. 107 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 17, 1910; D : 20483 ; Matthew
Goldman, New York. 23620

Kernan's twelve temptations.

© James L. Kernan, Baltimore ; 1882 :
21297, Dec. 15. 23621

Kerry fair; an Irish comedy in 4 acts, by E.
Hanford. 06 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Edwin Hanford, New York ; D : 4889,
Apr. 16, 1904; 2c. Apr. 16, 1904. 23622

a romantic Irish comedy drama in 4 acts,

by W. J. Healy.

© Walter Joseph Healy, New York; 1893:

11187, Mar. 3. 23623

Same. Act 3.

© Walter Joseph Healy. New York; 1893:

11188, Mar. 3: 23624

Kerry (The) gow; an Irish drama in 4 acts, by
l'\ Marsden [pseud, of W. A. Sliver]

© Fred. Marsden, New York ; 1875 : 11827,
Nov. 9 ; 2c. June 16. 1876. 23625

Kerry (The) gow — Continued.

Same. 127 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© William L. Murphy, New I'^ork ; in re-
newal for 14 years from Nov. 9, 1903 ; D : 3441,
May 16, 1903 ; 2c. Apr. 28, 1903. 23626

Kerry rebel; an Irish drama in 3 acts, by J. W.
Murphy. 121 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Joseph W. Murphy, Boston ; D : 9708.
Dec. 28, 1906; 2c. Dec. 28, 1906. 23627

Kesiah and the scout. See Veteran (The) of
1812.

Ketcham (The) pardon; a dramatic sketch, by
W. Ellis. 16 p. 4°. Typewritten,

© William Ellis, Chicago; D : 1454.5, Dec.
16 ; 1908 ; 2c. Dec. 16, 1908. 23628

Kettle drum; a comic opera in 3 acts, libretto
by Marshall Locke and B. Walker, music bv
B. Walker. 26 p. obi. 8°. Typewritten.
[Libretto only]

© Barclay Walker, Indianapolis; 1889:
24082, Aug. 6 ; Ic. Nov. 26. 23629

Kettle of fish; drama in 3 acts, by P. H. Bar-
tholomae. 116 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 31, 1910; D : 20651 ; Philip H.
Bartholomae, Troy, N. Y. 23630

• a farcical comedy in 3 acts, adapted from

the German of Franz von Schonthan. Bos-
ton, W. H. Baker & co., 1890. 53 p. 16°.
( [Baker's ed. of plays] )

® Walter H. Baker .& co., Boston; 1890:
26062, Aug. 23; 2c. Oct. 15. 23631

Keusche (Die) Barbara; operette in 3 akten,
von Ru(lolf Bernauer und Leopold Jacobson,
musik von Oskar Nedbal. Text der gesange.
Leipzig, L. Doblinger. 1910. 48 p. 12°.

© Sept. 10, 1910; 2c. Oct. 24, 1910; D:
22367; Ludwig Doblinger (Bernard Herz-
i.iansky), Leipzig. 23632

■ Same. Vollstandiges souHlier- und regie-

buch. Leipzig, Ludwig Doblinger, 1910. 131
p. 12°.

© Oct. 10, 1910 ; 2c. Dec. 24. 1910 ; D : 22913,
Ludwig Doblinger (Bernhard Herzmansky),
Leipzig. 23633

Keusche (Die) Susanne; operette in 3 akten,
nach dem franzosischen von Georg Okonkow-
sky, musik von Jean Gilbei-t [pseud, of Max
Winterfeld] Text der gesange. Hamburg,
A. J. Benjamin, 1911. 31 p. 12°.

© Apr. 5, 1911 ; 2c. May 8, 1911 ; D : 24154 ;
Anton J. Benjamin, Hamburg. 23634

Key (The); play in 1 act, by W. D. Frank.
[1], 17 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 6, 1914; D: 35569; Waldo D.
Frank, New York. 23634a

1171

23635

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

23652

Key (The) — Continued.

3 act play, by C. L. Oswald. 43 p. f.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 26, 1912 ; D : 31800 ; Carl L. Os-
wald, Syracuse, N. Y. 23635

Key (The) and the ring; play in 4 acts, from
tlie Italian, La Giocouda of Gabriele d'An-
nunzio, by E. P. King.

© Eusene Pride King, Providence, R. I. ;
1900 A : 1S04G, July 21. 23636

Key (The) hole; a new and original pantomime,
farcical comedy, by P. Martinetti.

© Paul Martinetti, Great Britain; 1893:
3186G, July 6. 23637

Key (The) of the position; play in 1 act, by
J. Thresher. IS p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 15, 1913; D: 32136; James
Thresher, Chiddingfold, England. 23638

Key to Aztec writing's. See Echo.

Key (The) to happiness; comedy in 1 act, by
Andrey Marek. [1], 40 p. 4°. Ms.

© Ic. Mar. 21, 1914; D: 37006; Mark Aren-
stein. New York. 23638a

dramatic composition, by B. Ostrander.

© Bertie Ostrander, JefEersonville, Ind. ;
D : 113, Feb. 4, 1901. 23639

Key (The) to the closet; a drama in 1 act, by
N. D. Gray. 1 p. 1., 12 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 7, 1911; D: 25430; Norman D.
Gray, Harrisburg, Pa. 23640

Key (The) to the Hudson. -See Benedict Ar-
nold.

Key (The) to the mystic; or. The courier of
destiny, blunt comedy in 3 chapters, by C.
Charters. [96] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 27, 1914; D: 38935; Charles
Charters, New York. 23640a

Key (The) to the situation; Bulgarian farce in 1
act, by J. W. Kelley. [3], 18 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Jan. 6, 1913; D: 31892; John Win-
throp Kelley, New York. 23641

dramatic play in 1 act, by G. Mervale. [1],

8 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 24, 1913 ; D : 34S21 ; Gaston Mer-
vale, New York. 23642

Key (The) to wedlock; drama in 1 act, by J. L.
Balderston.

© Ic. Nov. 17, 1913 ; D : 35046 ; John Lloyd
Balderston, New York. 23643

Key West; a musical comedy in 2 acts, by C.
von der Vohde. 77 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Li-
bretto only]

© Chester De Vonde. New York ; D : 14G32,
Dec. 26, 1908 ; 2c. Jan. 22, 1909. 23644

Keyhole (The) and the maid. Sec Fakir (The)
of Kokomo.

Keyser og Galilaeer. See Efterladte skrifter.

Keystone (The); drama in 5 acts, by E. Coggs-
well. cover-title, 24 p. 16°. Printed.

© Ettie Coggswell, New York ; 1890 : 34969,
Nov. 6; 2c. Nov. 6. 23645

Khan (The) of Tartary; comic opera in 2 acts,
book and lyrics by II. M. Bruns, nmsic by
Wilfonl Herbert. 96 p. 4°. Typewritten.
[Libretto only]

© Robert Martin Bruns, Baltimore; D:
5028, Oct. 11, 1904 ; 2c. Feb. 13, 1905. 23646

Khartoum; or, The soldier and the prophet,
a romantic, military and spectacular drama
in 5 acts, by A, Everly.

© Adam Everly, Philadelphia ; 1884 : 23229.
Nov. 20. 23647

Khedive (The); a musical comedy in 2 acts, by
M. Warren. 68 p. f °. Typewritten.

© Maude Warren, Chicago ; D : 3198, Mar.
27, 1903 ; 2c. Mar. 31, 1903. 23648

or, A peer amid the sphinxes, a musical

play in 5 acts, by D. Smith.

© Dexter Smith, Boston ; 1886 : 10316, Apr.
30. 23649

— or, The girl of Ghizen, a comic opera, li-
bretto.

© Leopold Cohen, Boston ; 1886 : 12443, May

26.

Khit-mut-ghar. See Kit-mut-ghar.

23650

Khovanchtchina (La); drame musical populaire
en 5 actes, de M. P. Moussorgsky, tr. frangaise
de R. et M. d'Harcourt, termine et orchestre
par N. A, Rimsky-Korsakow. St. Petersburg,
Moscow, W. Bessel et cie. [etc., etc., 1910] 61
p. front, (port.) 12°. [Libretto only]

© Apr. 22, 1910; 2c. May 10, 1910; D:
21003 ; W. Bessel & co., Moscow, Russia.

23651

Khovanstchina (The Khovanskys); national
music drama composed by Modeste Mous-
sorgsky, new ed. completed and orchestrated
by N. A. Rimsky-Korsakov, English version by
liosa Newmarch. Leipzig, London [etc.]
Breitkopf & Hiirtel [etc., etc.] 64 p., front,
(port.) 12°. [Libretto only]

© .June 26, 1913; 2c. Jan. 21, 1914; D:
35722; W. Bessel & cie., Moskow. 23651a

Ki-Ram: or, The Sultan of Sulu, a 3 act comedy
opera, by G. Ade.

© George Ade, Chicago; D : 677, July 20,
1901. 23652

1172

23653

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

23670

Ki-tha y Pohn; bufonada japonesa en 1 acto,
dividido en 3 cuadros, libro de J. Capella y J.
Gonzalez Pastor, mfisica de los maestros Cere-
ceda V Calleia. IMadrid TSociedad de autores
espauoles] 1908. 35 p. 12°. [Libretto only]
© Jacinto Capella y [Joaquin] Gonzalez
Pastor, Madrid; D : 13456, July 25, 1908. 2c.
.Tuly 25, 1908. 23653

Kiartan, the Icelander; acts 1 and 5. London,
J. IM. Dent & co. [printed Harrisburg, Pa.,
J. H. McFarland co.] 1901. iv, 35 p. 16°.
[Based on Laxdcela saga]

© J. M. Dent & co., London ; D : 1136, Nov.
30, 1901 : 2c. Nov. 30, 1901. 23654

Kick in; storv of the underworld and its peo-
ple, in 4 acts, by Willard Mack. 123 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. July 27, 1914; D: 37678; A. W.
Woods, New York. 23654a

Kickapoo; a twenty minute .sketch, by M. J.
Bennett. 5 p. t°. Typewritten.

© Marian Jeffersonia Bennett, Detroit; D:
6849, June 19, 1905 ; 2c. June 3, 1905. 23655

Kicker (The); a farce comedy in 3 acts, by
Lew Rosen [pseud, of L. Rosenthal] 39 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Lewis Rosenthal, New York ; 1890 : 24330,
Aug. 4 ; 2c. July 11, 1891. 23656

Kid (The); drama in 1 act, by S. G. Champlin.
[2], 6 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 28, 1914 ; D : 35825 ; Stephen G.
Champlin, Brooklyn. 23656a

^1 act play, by Harry Sothern. [3], 35 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 29, 1912 ; D : 31271 ; Ethel Huy-
ler Gray, New York. 23657

1 act sketch, by William Howard Kirk-
bride. 25 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 7, 1915; D: 42025; W. H. Kirk-
bride, Philadelphia. .. 23657a

Eid (The) and his father; a 1 act play, by W.
Owen. [15] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 15, 1913; D: 32316; William
Owen, Chicago. 23658

Kid (The) and the consul; drama in 1 act, by
Henrietta Warren. [2], 14 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Nov. 21, 1912 ; D : 31439 ; Nora Kragg.
St. Paul. 23659

Kid Canfield; a dramatic sketch in several
scenes, by Frank B. Coigne. 5 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Apr. 2, 1912 ; D : 29265 ; Champion film
CO., New York. 23660

Kid Carter, detective; 4 act comedy drama, by
C. E. Blaney.

© Charles E. Blaney, Newark, N. J.; D:
1539, Mar. 10, 1902. 23661

Kid Corrigan's romance; play in 1 act, by Wil-
lard Mack. 14 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 1, 1912 ; D : 29383 ; Mr. and Mrs.
Geo. T. Morrell, Los Angeles. 23662

Kid (The) detective. See Loved and lost.

Kid (The) drops in; comedy in 1 act, by Wil-
lard Jlack. 18 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 16, 1915; 1?: 40488; .Joseph
E. Bernard, New York. 23662a

Kid-gloved Nan; a drama in 1 act, by E. Eis-
ner. 12 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Edward Eisner, New York; D:8073,
Feb. 28, 1906; 2c. Feb. 28, 1906. 23663

Kid Hickey; a story in slang, by M. Manley
and Harry L. Newton. 8 p. f°. Typewrit-
ten.

© IMorris Manley, Chicago ; D : 8811. July
11, 1906; 2c. July 11, 1906. 23664

Kid Baffles; a comedy drama in 1 act, by Allen
K. Foster.

© William Wood, New York; D : 8207,
Mar. 22, 1908. 23665

Kid Eyan's sweetheart; sketch with songs, by
Will H. Stevens. [6] p. 4°. Typewritten.
[Words only]

© Ic. Oct. 7, 1910; D: 22245; William R.
Davies, New York. 23666

Kid (The) wins; comedy in 1 act, by I. May.
[2], 11 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 15, 1912; D : 28703 ; lola May
and Howard Truesdell, New York. 23667

Kidding a kidder; or, Putting one over, com-
edy playlet in 1 act, by C. S. Keith. 10 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 30, 1915; D: 40209; Cato S.
Keith, Brooklyn. 23667a

Kidding Hamlet; protean burlesque-drama in
1 act, by J. Leonard. [1], 14 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Oct. 12, 1912; D: 31142; .lames
Leonard, New York. 23668

Kidding of Captain Kidd; a dramatic compo-
sition in 3 acts, by B. W. Plummer. 165 p.
f°. Typewritten.

© Bergen W. Plummer, Indianapolis; D:
7390. Oct. 11, 1905 ; Ic. Sept. 6, 1905 ; Ic. Nov.
4, 1905. 23669

Kidding the captain; travesty on Captain
Kidd in 1 act, by A. Shean and C. L. War-
ren. S p. f°. Typewritten.

© Al Shean and Chas. L. Warren. Cleve-
land; D:1566, Mar. 12, 1902; 2c. Mar. 12,
1902. 23670

1173

23670

DEAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

23691

Kidmir. See Mortal (The) gods and other
plays.

Kidnapped; comedy in 3 acts, by D. G. King.
40 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 2, 1914; D:35S87; Donald G.
King, Indianapolis. 23670a

■an original, sensational and emotional

play in 4 acts, replete with songs and dances,
by E. L. Walton.

© E. L. Walton and R. M. Carroll, New
York; 1874:7792, June 10. 23671

play in 5 acts, by D. K. Higgins. 80 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 13, 1915; D : 39982 ; Darcy &
Wolford, inc., and David K. Higgins. New
York. 23671a

play in 4 acts, by H. J. O'Higgins and H.

Ford. [103] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 22, 1913; D : 34809 ; Harvey J.
O'Higgins, Martinsville, N. J., and Harriet
Ford,^New York. 23672

Kidnapped for revenge; by C. E. Blauey and

Will H. Vedder. 104 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Chas. E. Blaney, New York; 0:9511.

Nov. 24, 1906; 2c. Nov. 24, 1906. 23673

Kidnapped (The) freshman; or, The sopho-
more's joke, college farce in 3 acts, by F. T.
Vreeland. New York, Dick & Fitzgerald,
1915. 37 p. 12°.

© Aug. 2, 1915 ; 2c. Aug. 3, 1915 ; D : 41404 :
Dick & Fitzgerald, New York. 23673a

Kidnapped heiress.

© .John Reinhart, Now York ; D : 5867
Dec. 5, 1904. 23674

Kidnapped (The) husband; 1 act comedy, by F.
Searight. [3], 30 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 3, 1912; D: 29860; Franklyn
Searight, New York. 23675

Kidnapped in Chinatown; a 3 act melodrama,
by J. D. Flynn.

© James D. Flynn, Janesville, Wis. ; 1900
A : 393, Jan. 4. 23676

Kidnapped in New York; a drama in 4 acts,
by B. Gilmore. Typewritten.

© Barney Gilmore, New York ; 1899 : 36047.
May 31; 2c. Sept. 2. 23677

Kidnapped (The) kangaroo. See Scheme
number eight.

Kidnapped (The) officer; drama in 3 acts, by
J. M. Lakey. [1], 8 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 16, 1912; D: 30555; Joseph M.
Lakey, Chicago. 23678

Kidnapper; comedy sketch in 1 act, by F. and
M. Vardelle. 11 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 5, 1909 ; D : 17199 ; Frank and
Mina Vardelle, Lowell, Mich. 23679

a dramatic sketch in 1 act, by L. E. Sal-
mon.

© Louis E. Salmou, New York ; D : 10485,
Apr. 26, 1907. 23680

1 act sketch, by H. Warwick. 11 p. 4°.

Ms.

© Ic. Mar. 30, 1912; D : 29231 ; Henry
Warwick, New I'^ork. 23681

— ^Plfi.v in 1 act, by J. R. Froome, jr. 25 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 27, 1913; D : 34848 ; .Tohn Red-
head Froome, jr., Cincinnati. 23682

Kidnappers (The); by Emmett Devoy and E.
Marcus. 6 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Eugene Marcus, Philadelphia ; D : 8707.
June 16, 1906 ; 2c. Juiie 6, 1906. 23683

by W. Thomas. Typewritten.

© William Thomas, Philadelphia: 1900 A:
27825. Nov. 10; 2c. Oct. 25. 23684

-comedy in 3 acts, by Mary Arnold Childs.

[2], 152 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 12, 1913; D : 32684 ; Mary Ar-
nold Childs Lewisohn (Mrs. Ludwig Lew-
isohn), Columbus. O. 23685

comedy melodrama in 4 acts and 11 scenes,

by (1 W. De Rose. 72 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Chas. W. De Rose, Brooklvn ; D : 12,399.
Feb. 14, 1908; 2c. Feb. 10, 1908. 23686

a drama in 4 acts, by J. D. Mater.

© Jacob D. jNIater, Bridgeton, Ind. ; 1885 ;
9167, Apr. 20. 23687

a musical comedy in 3 acts, by .1. Gorton,

jr.

© Jos. Gorton, jr., Friendship, N. Y. ; D :
4286, Nov. 21, 1903. 23688

Kidnapping C^tie); children's comedy, bv Helen
Clifford Wilbur. New York, E. S.' Werner &
company, 1912. 20 p. 12°.

© Apr. 16, 1912; 2c. Apr. 19. 1912; I) :
29516; Edgar S. Werner, New York. 23689

Kidnapping a policeman; comedy sketch in 1
act, by G. R. Mullen. [10] p. f°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Apr. 6, 1911; D : 23862 ; George R.
Mullen, Spencer. Mass. 23690

Kidnapping (The) of the Sabine women. Sec
Professor's (The) play.

Kidney stew; play in 1 act, by M. E. Pesnel.

[2 J, 18 p. 4°. Typewritten.

® Ic. Nov. 26. 1912; D : 31472 ; Maximilian
Edwin Pesnel, East Orange, N. J. 23691

1174

23692

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

23711

Kids delight; vaudeville sketch in 1 act, by
Melville Fowler. [6] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mav 2.5, 1911 ; D : 24285 ; Al. A. Horau,
Brooklyn. 23692

Kid's judge; drama of the juvenile court in 3
acts, by A. Chapman and William McLeod
Raine. 75 p. obi. 8°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 31, 1910 ; D : 20059 ; Arthur Chap-
man, Denver. 23693

Kids (The) of New York; a melodrama in 4
acts, by I. M. Silkworth. 14 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Israel M. Silkworth, Trenton, N. J.; D:
9179, Oct. 2, 1906 ; 2c. Nov. 22, 190G. 23694

Kii (The) of Bahoo, situated on an island in
the Pacific Ocean; comic opera in 2 acts, book
and lyrics by H. C. Pfaff, E. H. Ervin, C. H.
Loweth.

© Harry Crossland Pfaff, Edward H. Er-
vin, Charles Henry Loweth, Chicago; D:
6562, Apr. 14, 1905. 23695

Kildare (The) colleen; or, The whims of fate;
Irish playlet in 3 scenes, by S. F. Murphy.
14 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 6, 1915; D: 40623; Stephen
Francis Murphy, River Point, R. I. 23695a

Killarney; an original Irish comedy, by Walter
Fletgher.

© Dunloe & Fletcher, United States ; 1890 :
38369, Dec. 4. 23696

or. The colleen rheu, an Irish comedy

drama in 5 acts, by H. Williams.

© Harry Williams, United States; 1891:
39739, Nov. 5. 23697

Killarney blarney; an Irish monologue, by
Harry L. Newton. Chicago, T. S. Denison
[1905] 9 p. 12°. (On cover: Denison's
vaudeville sketches)

© Thomas S. Denison, Chicago ; D : 7020,
July 24, 1905 ; 2c. Sept. 18, 1905. 23698

Killeen castle; an Irish comedy drama in 5 acts,
by C. J. Barrett.

© Charles J. Barrett, South Orange, N. J. ;
D : 1187, Dec. 16, 1901. 23699

Killer (The); a play, by E. Walter,

© Eugene Walter, United States ; D : 15679,
Apr. 21, 1909. 23700

sketch in 1 act, by J. M. Maxwell. 21 p.

f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 15, 1911; D : 23664 ; John M.

Maxwell, Indianapolis. 23701

Killiney; a play in 3 acts, by Capt. L. T. Pea-

cocke. Los Angeles, Cal., L. T. Peacocke, 1905.

52 p. 8°.

© Leslie Tufnell Peacocke, Fort Etna, Ire-
land ; D : 7535, Nov. 8, 1905 ; 2c. Nov. 21. 1905.

23702

Killing (The); 1 act play, by F. B. Fanning.
8 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 29, 1913; D: 33097; Frank B.
Fanning, Scranton, Pa. 23703

Killing giants. See Five playlets.

Killtown (The) rivals. See Comedy (The) of
the Killtown rivals.

Kilmeny; whimsical comedy in 3 acts and a
prologue, by L. R. Stanwood. 105 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. May 24, 1915 ; D : 40756 ; Louie Rogers
Stanwood, Manchester, Mass.^ 23703a

Kiltartan (The) Moliere; The miser. — The doc-
tor in spite of himself. — The rogueries of
Scapin, tr. by Lady Gregory. Dublin, Maun-
sel & CO., 1910. [G], 231 p. 12°.

© Oct. 29, 1910 ; 2c. Jan. 6, 1911 ; D : 23048 ;
Lady Gregory, Gort, Ireland. 23704

Kim far. See Golden flower.

Kimble's coons; a 3 act comedy, by J. A. Galvin.

© Jas. A. Galvin, Brooklyn; 1897:32971,

June 1. 23705

Kimka; by Jerome Ravel and I. Kiralfy,

© Imre Kiralfy, New York; 1887:28009,
Oct. 29. 23706

Kimono (The); farce-comedy in 3 acts, by M.
Felix. [125] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 23, 1912; D: 29752; Mildred
Felix, New York. 23707

Kin; a drama in 4 acts, by C. D. Lancaster. 20
p. f°. Typewritten.

© Chas. David Lancaster, Shelbyvllle, Ind. ;
D : 14831, Jan. 18, 1909 ; 2c. Jan. 18, 1909.

23708

Kin Fu; or. The pursuit of happiness, an
oriental comedy opera in 3 acts, adapted from
the Hungarian of Jeno Farago, by Willard
Holcomb, music by Gaza Markus, music rev.
and extra numbers by Isidore Witmark. 168
p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© M. Witmark & .sons. New York ; D : 4271
Nov. 20, 1903; 2c. Nov. 19, 1903. 2370^

Kin o' Streaked Mountain; a rural comedy-
drama in 4 acts, by H. Pendexter and F.
Patchin. 84 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Hugh Pendexter and Frank Patchin.
Rochester, N. Y. ; D : 12968, May 14. 1908. 2c.
May 14, 1908. 23710

Kincora; a drama in 3 acts, by Lady Gregory.
New York, John Quinn, 1905. 61 p. 12°.

© Ladv Gregory, Gort, Ireland ; D : 6699,
May 20, 1905; 2c. May 20, 1905. 23711

See also Irish folk-history plays.

1175

23712

DBAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

23726

Kind chance. See Twentieth (A) century
courting.

Kinder; eine gymnasiasten-komodie in 4 akten,
[von] Robert Misch. Berlin, Harmonie
[19061 72 p. 8°.

© res. under act of Mar. 3, 1905, by Eman-
uel Lederer, New York ; res. 693 ; Ic. Dec. 15.
1906. 23712

Jewish drama in 4 acts, by Zebullon Levin.

[2], 66 p. 4°, Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 24, 1915 ; D : 41556 ; L. S. Levin,
Bronx, N. Y. 23712a

komodie in 3 akten, von Hermann Bahr.

Bonn [etc.], A. Ahn. 78 p. 8°.

© Ic. Oct. 24, 1910 ; D : 22308 ; Albert Ahn,
Bonn, Germany. 23713

Kinder der grossstadt; schauspiel in 4 auf-
zligen, von Wilhelm Braun. Berlin, Biihnen
verlag Ahn & Simrock, g. m. b. h., 1914. 52
p. 8°.

© Ic. July 11, 1914; D: 37540; Buhnen-
verlag Ahn & Simrock, g. m. b. h., Berlin.

23713a

Kinder der wahrheit; mystisches drama in 2
teileu, von A. Liebling. Miinchen, Max Stein-
bach, 1907. 64 p. 8°.

© Alice Liebling. Munich ; D : 9817, Jan.
19, 1907; 2c. Jan. 19, 1907. 23714

Kinder (Die) gehen; a comedy in 4 acts, by
Jacob Gordin.

p2 firjpx 4 ]^x :>nr^Np s ;]rnr:j nnrp ^n

[112] p. 4°. Ms.

Kindergarten (The) kids; by G. E. Baumbach.

4 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 28, 1911 ; D : 25086 ; George Ed-
mund Baumbach, Rock Island, 111. 23720

Kindes-liebe. See Yulie.

Kindled fires; play in 3 acts, by E. B. Eldred.
99 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 10. 1915; D: 39928; Eva Baur
• Eldred, Covina, Cal. 23720a

Kindling; comedy drama in 3 acts, by Charles
Kenyon, with an introduction by Clayton
Hamilton. New York, Doubledav, Page &
CO., 1914. 13 p. 1., 148 p. 12°. (The drama
league series of plays, v. 1)

© Jan. 10, 1914; 2c. Jan. 13, 1914; D:
35648 ; E. J. Bowes, New York. 23720b

play in 3 acts, by C. A. Kenyon. [2], 76

p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 23, 1910; D : 22636 ; Chas. A.
Kenyon, San I^rancisco. 23721

Kindling the hearth fire; rural drama, by
Estclle Cook. 40 p. 8°. (Bulletin of the
university of Minnesota, general series, no.
36. Nov. 1915)

© Dec. 21, 1915; 2c. Dec. 27, 1915; D:
42572; University of Minnesota, Minneapolis.

23721a

Kindness; play in 1 act, by W. B. Gilbert.
[1], 12 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 5, 1914; D: 35547; Walter B.
Gilbert, Portland, Ore. 23721b

Kindred; a domestic drama in 5 acts, by D. G.
Reed.

© D. G. Reed, United States; 1874:14082.
Dec. 8. 23722

© Ic. Aug. 9, 1909; D: 16515; Estate of Kindred hearts; a romantic colonial drama

Jacob M. Gordin, Brooklyn. 23715

Kindergarden (The); musical farce in 3 acts,
by Robert Griffin Morris. [2], 95 p. 4°.
Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Oct. 17, 1910 ; D : 22336 ; Mrs. Robert
Griffin Morris, New York. 23716

a musical, farcical, satirical, comical

drama in 3 acts, by R. G. Morris. 80 p. 4°,
Typewritten.

© Robert Griffin Morris, New York; 1SS6:
23532, Oct. 16; 2c. Oct. 16. 23717

Kindergarten (The); a farcical, musical com-
edy, in 3 acts, by R. G. Morris.

© Robert Griffin Morris, New York; 1884:
24300, Dec. 8. 23718

a quasi-dramatic and musical entertain-
ment for amateur production, by E. E. Small
and C. C. Drown.

© E. Eldenne Small and Clarence C.
Drown, Valparaiso, Ind. ; 1896 : 60714, Nov.
4. 23719

in 4 acts, by A. L. McCormick. Typewrit-
ten.

© Arthur L. McCormick, Port Huron, Mich. ;
1898 : 71606, Dec. 9 ; 2c. Dec. 9. 23723

Kindsfrau (Die) See Our baby's nurse. —
Tompkins number three.

King (The)

© Henry Greenberg. Milwaukee ; D : 1101,
Nov. 15, 1901. 23724

King Alfred; an historical drama, by Henry
Van Rensselaer and William J. Stanton.
New York, Cinciimati [etc.] Benziger broth-
ers, 1886. 48 p. 16°.

© Benziger bros.. New York; 1885:23510.
Nov. 9; 2c. Nov. 9. 23725

King (A) and a fool; an historical drama in
4 acts, by A. Boucicault and B. F. Butler.

© Aubrey Boucicault and Benj. F. But-
ler, United States; 1899:. 35274, May 26; Ic.
May 26. 23726

1176

23727

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

23746

Xing' (A) and a half; dramatic composition in
3 acts, by B. Young and B. Hitt. 90 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Bertram Young and Bertram Hitt, Chi-
cago; D:9S47, Jan. 16, 1907; 2c. Jan. 16.
1907. 23727

King and artist; a romantic play in 5 acts, by

Lilian Moubrey and Walter Herries Pollock.

New York, P. R. Reynolds, [1S97] 82 p. 12^

© Paul R. Reynolds, New York; 1897:

34752, June 10 ; 2c. June 11. 23728

King and courtier; a comedy, by J. M. Martin.
73 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© James Marshall Martin, New Castle, Pa. ;
D : 7241, Sept. 12, 1905 ; 2c. Aug. 9, 1906.

23729

King and demon king; a drama in 3 acts, by
M. S. Moll.

© Max S. IMoll, Rochester, N. Y. ; D : 11954,
Dec. 20, 1907. 23730

King and fool; fairy tale in 3 acts, by The
Sphinx [pseud, of J. M. Weidberg] 70 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 29, 1914; D : 39338 ; Joseph
Moses Weidberg, New York. 23730a

King (The) and his groom of the chamber,
Thomas Herbert, at Newport. See Trom
king to king.

King (The) and queen of Erie. See Dark
Friday.

King (The) and queen of the moon; by R. J.
Lynch.

© Richard J. Lynch, East Orange, N. J.;
D:8992, Aug. 24, 1906. 23731

King (The) and the ballad monger; a pathetic
comedy in 1 act, by Theodore De Banville,
tr. from the French by George D. Cox, and
adapted by R. C. Dillmore.

© Richard Casper Dillmore, Philadelphia;
1895 : 35894, July 10. 23732

King (The) and the barber; a comic opera, by
H. D. Rose. 82 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Li-
bretto only]

© Heloise Durant Rose, New York ; D :
2478, Oct. 22, 1902 ; 2c. Aug. 22, 1903. 23733

King (The) and the booster; extravaganza in
2 acts, by D. L. Levy and Samuel James
Hume. [18] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 19, 1911 ; D : 24512 ; David Liv-
ingston Levy, San Francisco. 23734

King and the fool; comedy in 1 act, by A. W.
Anderson. [6] p. 24°. Printed.

® Jan. 10, 1912 ; Ic. Jan. 18, 1912 ; Ic. Jan.
24, 1912 ; D : 28412 ; Alfred W. Anderson, Chi-
cago. 23735

King and the fool — Continued.

an original comedy, by E. W. H. Williams.

© Espy W. H. Williams, New Orleans;
1899 : 49094, July 29. 23736

King (The) and the poet; comedy in 1 act,
adapted from the French, by R. C. Dillmore.

© Richard Casper Dillmore, Wilkes-Barre,
Pa. ; 1899 : 21128, Mar. 22. 23737

King (The) approaches; comedy in 1 act, by
T. D. Cooper. [10] p. 4°. Tj^jewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 23, 1914; D: 38465; Thomas
Dibblee Cooper, San Franci.s^co. 23737a

King Argimenes and the unknown warrior.
See Pive plays; by Lord Dunsany.

King Arthur; a di*ama in a prologue and 4 acts,
by J. Comyns Carr. New York and London,
Macmillan & co.. 1895. 3 p. 1., 67 p. 8°.

© Macmillan & co., New York ; 1895 : 9587,
Feb. 15; 2c. Feb. 14. 23738

a tragedy, by H. S. Mallory. 77 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Herbert S. Mallory, Grinnell, la.; D:
10051, Mar. 1, 1907 ; 2c. Mar. 1, 1907. 23739

King Arthur and ye knights of ye table
rounde; or, The woman in gray, a burlesque,
by F. B. Neilsou. Philadelphia, Avil printing
CO., 1894. 30 p. 8°.

© Frederick Brooke Neilson, Philadelphia ;
1894 : 2858, Jan. 9 ; 2c. Jan. 23. 23740

King Bike; a local, national, political, musical
burletta, by E. E. Kidder.

© Edward E. Kidder, New York; 1897:
30230, May 18. 23741

King Boemond; tragedy in 3 acts, by A.
Flamma. 63 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 4, 1910; D: 20955; Ario
Flamma, New York. 23742

King Bolo; vaudeville sketch, by A. M. Free-
man. 11 p. 4°. Ms.

© Ic. Apr. 5, 1913 ; D : 32852 ; A. L. Robarge,
Minneapolis. 23743

King (The) can do no wrong; play in 3 acts, by
L. A. Bradley. [65] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 18, 1911; D: 23990; Lillian A.
Bradley, New York. 23744

King Capital; a comic opera in 3 acts, libretto
by J. M. Leveque, music by H. Wehrmann.
New Orleans, American printing company,
ltd., 1903. 45 p. 8°. [Libretto only]

© J. M. Leveque and Henry AVehrmann,

New Orleans ; D : 2955, Feb. 5, 1903 ; 2c. May

6, 1903. 23745

King Carnival, the stage king; by G. E.

Lothrop, jr.

© George Edwin Lothrop, jr., Boston; D:
11435, Sept. 28, 1907. 23746

1177

23747

DEAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

23767

King Carrot; a burlesque in 2 acts.

© Alexander Henderson, New York; 1872:
11048, October 17. 23747

King Casey; a musical farce in 2 acts, by A.
Hoffman. 114 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Li-
bretto only]

© Aaron Hoffman, New York ; D : 10424,
Apr. 26, 1907; 2c. Apr. 26, 1907. 23748

King Cash; a modern cosmopolitan drama, in 5
acts, by E. M. Ludlum.

© Evelvn Mosse Ludlum, San Diego, Cal. ;
1886:29130, i:>ec. 20. 23749

King Charles; play in 3 acts, by J. F. Bijejko.
[2], 86 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© If. Sept. 1, 1910; D: 22020; Jean F.
Bijejko, Leipzig. 23750

King Christmas; a masquerade, by Catherine
Tudor. London, S. French, ltd. ; New York,
S. French, 1899. 8 p. 12°. (Children's
plays, no. 21)

© T. H. French, New York; 1899:70.517,
Oct. 30 ; 2c. Jan. 3, 1901. 23751

King Cole II; a comic opera in 2 acts, by Wool-
son IMorse. lyrics by J. Cheever Goodwin.
Libretto. 114* p. 4°. Typewritten.

© T. B. Harms & co.. New York; 1889:
12450, Apr. 22; 2c. Apr. 27. 23752

King Con; a comic opera, by J. O. Zabriskie.
100 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© John G. Zabriskie. I'aterson ; D : 7583.
Nov. 20, 1905; 2c. Nov. 20, 1905. 23753

King Cophetua and the beggar maid; an
opera-bouffe, by M. Nicolson. Typewrit-
ten.

© Malcolm Nicolson, Alma, Kan. ; 1892 :
3819. Jan. 23; 2c. July 3, 1893. 23754

King Corn; new and original American opera
in 2 acts, by J. B. Selandor. 75 p. 4°.
Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Oct. 26, 1912; D: 31250; John B.
Selander, St. Louis. 23755

King (The) cowboy; a melodrarna in 4 acts
and 7 scenes, by S. V. Collins.' 82 p. 4".
Typewritten.

© Si U. Collins. Detroit; D:8604, Mav
28, 1906; 2c. May 28. 1906. 23756

King Cuffee; an Ethiopian whimsicality, in 3
scenes. New York, Happy hours companv
[1874] 6 p. 12°. ([Ethiopian drama, no.
66])

© Happy hours co.. New York; 1874:
12241, Sept. 28; 2c. Oct. 17. 23757

King Cupid; an allegory of St. Valentine's
day in prologue and 2 acts, by M. Baillie.
13 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Mary Baillie, St. John, N. B., Canada;
D:4133, Oct. 26, 1903; 2c. Oct. 26, 1903.

23758

King Daffy; 1 act travesty sketch, by F. J.
Beaman. 19 p. 4°. Typewritten.
■ © Ic. May 3, 1910; D : 20947 ; Fred .L
Beaman, Jackson, Mich. 23759

King Darnley; an historical tragedy, by Jj.

Campbell. [Madi.son, AVis., 1895] 51 p. 8°.

© Lome Campbell, Riley, Wis.; 1895:

42229. Aug. 19; 2e. Sept. 30. 23760

King David; a play in 4 acts, adapted from
the Bible, by M. McEss.

© Marietta McEss, Englewood, 111.; 1890:
883, Jan. 6. 23761

King David's sin; play in 3 acts, arr. by L. E.
Ames. II], 11 p. 8°. Printed.

© Feb. 16, 1914; 2c. Feb. 19, 1914; D:
36094 : Lawrence Ed\Aard Ames, Tiro, O.

23761a

King Dodo; a comic opera in 3 acts, by F. S.
Pixley. Typewritten.

© Frank S. Pixlev, Chicago; 1897:32693,
May 29; 2c. May 29. 23762

King Douglass and the fairies; a theatrical
play in 4 acts, by M. McLaughlin, cover-
title, 9 p. 12°. Printed.

© Marie McLaughlin, Philadelphia : D :
1.5687. Apr. 22, 1909; 2c. Apr. 22, 1909.

23763

King Edgar; an historical tragedy in 5 acts,
by F. W. Pearson.

© Frederick W. Pearson, New York ;
1886 : 10489, May 3. 23764

King Eric XIV; historical drama in 5 acts,
by Kurt IMatull.

© Charles R. Tyler, New York ; D : 4685.
Mar. 5, 1904. 23765

King Fez; by G. W. Louttit. Fort Wayne, G.
W. Louttit. 1907. 51 p. 12°.

© George W. Louttit. Fort Wavne. Ind. ;
D : 11890, Dec. 9. 1907 ; 2c. Dec. 16, 1907.

23766

King for a day; comic opera in 2 acts, by
Adolphe Charles Adain. arr. and adapted
[from the French] l)y J. H. Rosewald and
William Castle. New York. Theater ticket
office, 1882. 14 p. 8°.

© E. J. Wetherell, New York; 1882:
12614. Aug. 1; 2c. Aug. 30. 23767

1178

23768

COPYRIGHTED IN" THE UNITED STATES

23785

King for a day — Continued.

comic opera libretto in 2 acts, by H.

B.

Smith.

© Harry B. Smith, New York; D : 8012.
Feb. 17, 1906. 23768

a musical comedy in 1 act, book and lyrics

by T. T. Railey. nmsic by Alfred G. Robvn.
1 p. 1., 13 p. 12°. Printed. [Words only]
© Thos. T. Railey, Harrisonville, Mo.; D:
13S21. Sept. IS. 1908; 2c. Sept. 18, 1908.

23769

a romantic comedy drama in 4 acts, by

De W. Clinton.

© De Witt Clinton, Chicago ; 1900 A : 7137,
Mar. 17. 23770

— a romantic comedy in 4 acts, bv De W.
Clinton. 1 p. 1., 81 p. 12°. Printed.

© De Witt Clinton, Oakland, Cal. ; D:
188. Mar. 8, 1901; 2c. Mar. 8, 1901. 23771

an adaptation from Eugene Sue's

famous novel Madame Bluebeard, bv De W.
Cliuton. cover-title, 81 p. 12°. Printed.

© De AVitt Clinton, Chicago ; D : 930. Oct.
7, 1901; 2c. Oct. 7, 1901. 23772

— tabloid musical comedy in 2 acts, by Chas.,
Morton. Chicago, Chicago manuscript co..
1914. 24 p. f°. Jlimeographed. [Words
only]

© Dec. 22, 1914; 2c. Jan.
39208; Alex Byers, Chicago.

2, 1915; D:
23772a

King Foxy of Muir Glacier; child's play in 1
act. by I. Anderson. [2], 8 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Aug. 29, 1912 : D : 306S4 ; Isabel
Anderson. Washington. 23773

See also Everyboy, and other plays for

children.
King- Gabalus.

See Boy (A) or a girl.

King Grafter; musical comedy in 2 acts, bj-
S. G. Champlin. 64 p. 4°. Typewritten.
[Libretto only]

© Ic. Mar. 31, 1913 ; D : 32795 ; Stephen G.
Champlin, Brooklyn. 23774

King Grover lU; a political drama in 4 acts.

© Walter Vrooman, Baltimore; 1896:

10096, Feb. 11. 23775

King Henry. See German classics of the
nineteenth and twentieth centuries.

King Henry IV of Germany; a drama in 4
acts with a prologue, by Ernst von Wilden-
bruch, tr. by Robert M. Wernaer. (Tn
Drama, no. 17, Feb. 1915; periodical © Feb.
26, 1915; 2c. Mar. 5, 1915; B : 330332 ; Drama
league of America, Chicago) 23775a

King Henry VIII; or, A dip in the 16th cen-
tury, sketch in 3 scenes, by H. Travers. 18
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Henry Travers, New York ; D : 10813,
June 19, 1907 ; 2c. July 9, 1907. 23776

King Henry of Navarre; a drama of the great
civil wars in France, by F. W. Norcross.

© Frederic Walter Norcross, Philadelphia;
D : 2710. Dec. 13, 1902. 23777

King Highball; a musical farce libretto, by O.
Colburn. 7 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Otis Lincoln Colburn, Chicago ; D : 7266
Sept. 13. 1905 ; 2c. Sept. 5, 1905. 23778

King Highball II; book and lyrics by Charles
Horwitz, nmsic by Fredk. V. Bowers. 92 p.
4°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Shapiro, Bernstein & Von Tilzer, New
York ; D : 995, Oct. 22, 1901 ; 2c. Oct. 22, 1901.

23779

King-Hunger; [play in a prologue and 5 scenes]
by Leonid Andreyev, tr. from the Russian
by Eugene M. Kaydeu. (In Poet lore, v. 22,
no. 6, Nov.-Dec, 1911; periodical © Jan. 29,
1912; 2c. Feb. 2, 1912; B : 251901 ; Poet lore
CO., Boston) 23780

King in a blouse; play in 3 acts, by C. East-
wood. [5], 131 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 17, 1912 ; D : 31157 ; Carlin East-
wood, Corte Madera. Cal. 23781

King (The) is dead; dramatic play in 1 act, by

Francis James. [2], 15 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 29, 1914; D: 39233; Francis

James Mulligan, Brooklyn. 23781a

King Ithuriel. See Four plays for children.

King Jack; a burlesque, by W. H. Dodge.

© William Henry Dodge, Syracuse, N. Y. ;
1892 : 5749, Feb. 5. 23782

King James; by J. AUbee Thomas, being a
dramatization of the poem The Lady of the
lake by Sir Walter Scott. 44 p. 8°. Type-
written.

© J. Allbee Thomas. Oakland, Cal.; D:
10T24. Mar. 12, 1907; 2c. Sept. 2, 1909. 23783

King Jared; by E. C. Robinson. 37 p. f.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 1, 1910; D: 21708; Ezra C.
Robin:^on. Bountiful, Utah. 23784

King John; ed. with notes by William J. Rolfe.
Harper's library ed. New York and London,
Harper & brothers, 1898. 192 p. front, illus.
12°. (Sliakespeare's complete works, v. 6)

© Harper & bros.. New York; 1898:28293,
May 6: 2e. .Tan. 13. 1899. 23785

1179

23786

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

23803

King John — Continued.

(The life and death of); by William

Shakespeare, ed. with notes, inti-oduction,
glossary, list of variorum readings and select-
ed criticism bv Charlotte Porter. [First folio
ed.] New York, T. Y. Crowell & co. [1910]
4 p. 1., vii-xvi, 214 p. front, (port.) 16°.

© Oct. 13, 1910 ; 2c. Oct. 15, 1910 ; A : 273541 ;
Thos. Y. Crowell & co., New York. 23786

ed. by Henry M. Belden. New York,

The Macmlllan company, 1912. sxi, 139 p.
front, (port.) 24°. (The Tudor Shakes-
peare)

© Mar. 20, 1912; 2c. Mar. 21, 19012; A:
309592 ; Macmillan co.. New York. 23787

■ with a special introduction by Richard

Garnett and an original frontispiece by W. H.
Margetson. [The University press Shakes-
peare. Renaissance ed.] New York, George
D. Sproul, 1907. xxxi, 129 p. front. 4°.
(The complete works of William Shakespeare,
with annotations and a general introduction
by Sidney Lee, v. 22)

© University press, Cambridge, Mass.; A:
195097, Dec. 26, 1907 ; 2c. Dec. 26, 1907. 23788

(Shakespeare's); with notes, examination

papers and plan of preparation, selected, by
Braiuerd Kellogg. New York, E. Maynard &
CO. [1893] 5, vi-vii, [2], [viii]-ix, 11-152 p.
1 illus. (English classics)

© Effingham Maynard & co., New York;
1893 : 9747, Feb. 22 ; 2c. Mar. 18. 23789

(Shakespeare's history of); with intro-
duction, and notes explanatory and critical,
by H. N. Hudson. Boston, Ginn & Heath,
1880. xxvi, 165 p. 16°. (Annotated English
classics)

© Henry N. Hudson, Boston ; 1880 : 17126,
Nov. 11 ; 2c. Dec. 7. 23790

Same. Boston, New York [etc.] Ginn Accom-
pany [1908] xxvii, [8]-165 p. 16°.

© Kate W. Hudson, Cambridge, Mass., in
renewal for 14 years from Nov. 11, 1908; A:
212702, July 24, 1908 ; 2c. July 24, 1908.

23791

(Shakespeare's history of the life and

death of); ed. with notes, by William J. Rolfe.
New York, Harper and brothers, 1880.

© Harper & bros.. New York ; 1879 : 13917,
Oct. 20; 2c. Feb. 10, 1880. 23792

— Same.

© Harper & bros., New York; 1880:3.56,
Jan. 6. 23793

— Same. New York, Cincinnati [etc.] Ameri-
can book company [1905] 237 p. incl. front.,
illus. 16°.

© William J. Rolfe, Cambridge, Mass.; A:
105925, Jan. 7, 1905 ; 2c. Mar. 3, 1905. 23794

King John — Continued.

Same. New York. Cincinnati [etc.] Ameri-
can book company [1908] 237 p. incl. front,
illus. 16°.

© William J. Rolfe, Cambridge, Mass.,
in renewal for 14 years from Jan. 6, 190S ;
A : 195668, Jan. 6, 1908 ; 2c. Feb. 29, 1908.

23795

tScc also Shakespeare's works.

King John O'Brien; comedy-dramatic playlet,
by L. Chevalier. [2], 13 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 9, 1912 ; D : 28629 ; Louis Cheva-
lier, New York. 23796

King Karl of Kronstadt; operetta in 2 acts, by
K. S. and R. D. Webb. [65] p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Nov. 18, 1911 ; D : 25785 ; Kenneth S.
and Roy D. Webb, New York. 23797

King Khaamzobull; or. The man from
America, a comic opera in 3 acts, words and
nnisic composed by W. B. Van de Water.

© W. B. Van de Water, New York; 1886:
14729, June 28. 23798

King Koka-nut; the milk in the cocoanut, a
dramatic composition in 4 acts, by J. W.
Lewis.

© John Wvnder Lewis, Baltimore ; D : 1583,
Mar. 15, 1902. 23799

King Lear; by W. Shakespeare, with an intro-
duction and notes, also with a series of sug-
gestive questions, by Ella A. Shea. Chicago,
Ainsworth & co., 1901. xxvi, 174 p. incl.
illus., pi. front. (port.) 12°. (Lakeside
classics)

© Ainsv/orth & co., Chicago ; D : 582, June
17, 1901 ; 2c. July 12, 1901. 23800

by William Shakspeare, from the Cam-
bridge edition ed. by William Allan Neilson,
with an introduction and additional notes by
Ashlev H. Thorndike. . . . Boston. Hough-
ton, Mifliin & co., [1909] 166 p. 12°. (The
Riverside literature series.)

© Houghton, IMifflin & co., Boston; A:
232779, Mar. 6, 1909 ; 2c. Mar. 17, 1909. 23801

ed. by Horace Howard Furness. Phila-
delphia, J. B. Lippincott & co., 1880. vi, 503
p. 8°. (New variorum ed. of Shakespeare.
V. 5)

© .L B. LiDpincott & co., Philadelphia ;
1880:. 3994, Mar. 12; 2c. Mar. 22. 23802

Same. [10th ed,] Philadelphia [etc.] J.

B. Lippincott company [1908] vi, 503 p. 8°.
(New variorum ed. of Shakespeare, v. 5)

© Horace Howard Furness, Wallingford,
Pa., in renewal for 14 years from IMar. 12,
1908; A: 199059. Feb. 13. 1908; 2c. Feb. 13.
1908. 23803

1180

23804

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

23819

King Lear — Continued.

witli a special introduction by William

Archer and an original frontispiece by Solo-
mon J. Solomon. [The University press
Shakespeare. Renaissance ed.] New York,
George D. Sproul, 190S, xxviii, 1S6 p. front.
4°. (The complete works of William Shakes-
peare, with annotations and a general intro-
duction by Sidney Lee. v. 34)

© University press, Cambridge, Mass. ; A :
2223S7, Kov. 14, 1908; 2c. Nov. 16, 1908.

23804

— (Shakespeare's) ; with notes, examination
papers and plan of preparation, selected by
Brainerd Kellogg. New York. Clark & May-
nard, 1882. xvii, 6-191 p. 24°. (English
classics)

© Clark & Maynard, New York; 1882:
6015, Apr. 17; 2c. Apr. 24. 23805

— (Shakespeare's tragedy of); ed. with
notes bv William J. Rolfe. New York, Har-
per & 'brothers, 1880. 3 p. 1., [9]-267 p.
illus. (incl. port.) 16°.

© Harper & bros., New York ; 1880 : 10873,
.Tuly 15; 2c. Nov. 1. 23806

— Same. New York, Cincinnati [etc.] Amer-
ican book company [1903] 304 p. incl.
front., illus. 16°.

© AVm. J. Rolfe, Cambridge, INIass. ; A :
66352, Aug. 14, 1903 ; 2c. Nov. 7, 1903. 23807

— Same. Nevv- York, Cincinnati [etc.]
American book company [1908] 2 p. 1.. [9]-
267, [1] p. front, illus. 16°.

© William J. Rolfe, Cambridge, Mass., in
renewal for 14 years from July 1-5, 1908; A:
210545, June 26, 1908; 2c. July 13, 1908.

23808

ed. with notes and an introduction by

Philo Melvyn Buck, jr. New York, London,
The Macmillan company, 1907. Ixx, 257 p.
front. 24°. (Macmillan's pocket American
and English classics)

© Macmillan co.. New York; A: 189.511.
Oct. 14, 1907; 2c. Oct. 14, 1907. 23809

the prompt-book ed. by W. Winter, as

presented by Edwin Booth. [v. 5] New
York, Francis Hart & company, 1878. 119 p.
16°.

© William Winter, New York; 1878:3570,
Mar. 25; 2c. Apr. 20. 23810

with introduction and notes by Mar-

garet Hill McCarter. Topeka. Kan., Crane
it company, 1905. 162 p. 12°. (The Crane
classics)

© Crane & co., Topeka, Kan. ; A : 129289,
Oct. 21, 1905; 2c. Oct. 23, 1905. 23811

King Lear — Continued.

with introduction, and notes explana-
tory and critical, by H. N. Hudson. Boston,
Ginn & Heath, 1879. 231 p. 16°. (Anno-
tated English classics)

© Henry N. Hudson, Cambridge, Mass. ;

1879:11215, Aug. 22; 2c. Oct. 25. 23812

— (The tragedie of); by William Shakes-
peare, ed. with notes, introduction, glossary,
list of variorum readings and selected criti-
cism by Charlotte Porter and Helen A.
Clarke. [First folio ed.] New York, T. Y.
Crowell & CO. [1905] 3 p. 1., v-xxxi, 292 p.
front. 16°.

© Thomas Y. Crowell & co., New York ; A :
132246, Nov. 28, 1905; 2c. Nov. 28, 1905.

23813

— (The tragedy of); ed. by Virginia C. Gil-
dersleeve. New York, The Macmillan com-
pany, 1912. XX, 195 p. incl. front, (port.)
16°. (The Tudor Shakespeare)

© May 1, 1912; 2c. May 2, 1912; A:
314125; Macmillan co.. New York. 23814

introduction and notes by Henry

Norman Hudson, ed. and rev. by Ebenezer
Charlton Black. School ed. [Boston] Ginn
and company [1911] xcvii, 191 p. 2 facsim.
(incl. front.) 16°. (The new Hudson
Shakespeare)

© Oct. 10, 1911; 2c. Oct. 16. 1911; A:
300100; Ginn & co., Boston. 23815

See also Shakespeare's works.

King Lear's wife; [by] G. Bottomley. (In
Georgian poetry, 1913-1915. London, The
Poetry bookshop, 1915) «

© Ic. Dec. 13, 1915; A ad int. 2515; pubd.
Nov. 18, 1915 ; Gordon Bottomley, London.

23815a

King Louis, the dreamer; an historical play,
by T. Cleveland, jr.

© Treadwell Cleveland, jr., New York ; D :
5528, Sept. 13, 1904. 23816

King Ludwig of Bavaria; 5 act tragedy, by
Ferdinand Franz Bonn.

© Charles R. Tyler, New York; D:5010,
May 4, 1904. 23817

King Ludwig the Second of Bavaria; tragedy
in 5 acts, by F. Bonn. 155 p. f°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ferdinand Bonn, Berlin ; D : 5676, Oct.
25, 1904; 2c. Oct. 25, 1904. 23818

King Marathon of Attica; drama in 1 act, by

J. R. H. King. [14] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 13, 1912; D: 296-57; J. R. H.

King, Wichita. 23819

1181

23820

DKAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

23841

King Maximus; a fairy tale, comic opera in
3 acts, by W. P. MacHenry.

© W. Preston MacHenry, Pompey, N. Y. :
1900 A : 21111, Aug. 23. 23820

King Midas, See Tairy plays for children.

King Midas' secret; or, Alma's growing old,
Italo-American college farce in 4 acts with
prologue, by C. Wollmann. 235 p. 4°. Ms.

© Ic. July 16, 1915; D : 41271 ; Conrad
Wollmann. White Plains, N. Y. 23820a

King Noanett; a play in 4 acts, by W. E.
Anderson. 88 p. f°. Typewritten.

© W. E. Anderson, Des Moines ; D : 1931,
May 24, 1902; 2c. June 16, 1902. 23821

King of Abyssinia; by J. B. Nelson.

© Jacob Brooks Nelson, Chicago ; D : 5553,
Sept. 22, 1904. 23822

King (The) of all cleansers. See Pantomime
almanac.

King (The) of Andorra; romantic drama in 4
acts, by H. E. Harris.

© Henry E. Harris, Duluth, Minn.; 1898:
68561. Nov. 25. 23823

King (The) of Aragon's quest. See Court
of love.

King of bigamists.

© Albert H. Woods, New York; D : 7761,
Dec. 26, 1905. 23824

King (The) of Blackwellis; by H. R. Hay ward.
23 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Harry R. Hayward, Peck, Kan.; D:
11534. Oct. 14, 1907; 2c. Oct. 14, 1907.

23825

King (The) of burglars; comedy drama in 3
acts, by J. F. Dolan.

© James F. Dolan. New York ; D : 2.557,
Nov. 6, 1902. 23826

King (The) of Carrots; a burlesque, by Johu
F. Poole.

© Josh Hart, New York ; 1872 : 10165, Sept.
23. 23827

King (The) of cash; a satirical musical comedy

in 3 acts, by R. N. Traver and M. Breyer.

© Robert N. Traver and Mary Breyer,

North Platte, Neb. ; 1887 : 4847. Mar. 1. 23828

King (The) of Cockaigne; opera-bouffe in 4
acts, by R. Gros and Will Lindsey [i. e. W. W.
Lindsey] [119] p. 4°. Typewritten. [Words
only]

© Ic. Oct. 25, 1915; D: 42463; William
Wilcott Lindsey and Raymond Gros. Bratl-
ford, Pa. 23828a

King (The) of Coney Isle; by Lawrence
Porcher Hext and J. Edwin Owen.

© Hext & Owen, Savannah, Ga. ; D : 7492,
Nov. 2, 1905. 23829

King (The) of Coontown; a negro farce comedy
in 3 acts, by E. H. Gurney.

© E. Henry Gurney, Dorchester, Mass. ;
1899 : 36048, May 31 ; 2c. May 81. 23830

King of counterfeiters; an original melodrama
in 5 acts, by B. Watt [pseud, of R. W. Smiley]

© Bob Watt. Philadelphia ; D : 1265. Jan.
9, 1902. 23831

King of detectives.

© Patrick H. Sullivan, Samuel Harris and
Al. H. Woods, New York; D : 997, Oct. 23,
1901. 23832

King (The) of diamonds; an original comedy-
drama in 4 acts, by L. Vescelius Sheldon.

© Louise Vescelius Sheldon, Newark, N. J. ;
1890 : 40049, Dec. 17. 23833

a 3 act farce comedy, by J. Lambert.

© Jester Lambert, Allegheny, Pa. ; 1897 :
22825, Apr. 12, 23834

King (The) of Elysia. Sec Happyland.

King (The) of gamblers; by J. B. Donovan.
© James B. Donovan, New York ; D : 3018,

Jan. 29, 1903.

23835

King (The) of Gee-Whiz; a musical extrava-
ganza, by L. F. Baum and E. Hough. 10 p.
4°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© L. Frank Baum and Emerson Hough,
Chicago: D : 628.5, Mar. 6, 1905; 2c. Feb. 23,
1905. 23836

King (The) of Golconda; a comic opera in 3
acts, by G. F. Bragdon. 38 p. f°. Typewrit-
ten. [Libretto only]

© Guy Fletcher Bragdon, Boston ; D : 7157,
Aug. 24, 1905 ; 2c. Aug. 24, 1905. 23837

King (The) of Greater New York; comedy
specialty.

© Harry Thomson, Chicago; 1898:3465,
Jan. 6. 23838

King (The) of Kalamazoo; a farce comedy in
3 acts, by E. E. Baker.

© Edith Ellis Baker, Brooklyn; D : 2941.
Feb. 2, 1903. * 23839

King (The) of kings; by W. W. Wrench.

© Wm. W\ Wrench, Brooklyn ; 1880 : 24081.
Oct. 25. 23840

human drama on the divine tragedy, by

G. M. Baxter. 86 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 14, 1913 ; D : 33496 ; George i\I.
Baxter, Englewood. N. J. 23841

1182

23842

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

23864

King (The) of king's — Continued

a morality play in 3 acts, by E. Marsh.

© Elizabeth Marsh, New York; D : 13980,
Oct. 3, 1908. 23842

King of Kokomo; in 3 acts, by W. Allen. 32
p. f . Typewritten.

© William Allen, Washinacton ; D : 6870,
June 23, 1905 ; 2c. July 22, 1905. 23843

King (The) of Lotus Isle; musical comedy in
a prologue and 3 acts, words, lyrics, book and
music by H. C. Hiller. 24 p. f°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Herman Carl Hiller, Cripple Creek, Col. ;
D : 8878, July 28, 1906 ; 2c. July 28, 1906.

23844

King (The) of melodrama; a play in 1 act, by
O. H. Booth. 16 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Oliver Hilliard Booth. New York: D:
8910. Aug. 3. 1906 ; 2c. Aug. 3, 1906. 23845

King (The) of My land; a comic opera libretto
in 3 acts, by W. W. Prosser.

© Will W. Prosser, Columbus, O. ; 1897:
69284, Dec. 13. 23846

King of Never-was. See Phantom elopement.

King of Northumberland; historical I'omantic
drama, by Y. Woods. Typewritten.

© Virna Woods, Sacramento, Cal. ; 1899 :
77190, Nov. 27 ; 2c. Nov. 27. 23847

King (The) of Patagonia; a di'amatico-musical
playlet in 1 act, by Lewis and Lake. 22 p.
4°. Typewritten. [Words only]

© Ic. Jan. 17. 1913; D : 32181 ; Harry C.
Lewis, Chicago. 23848

King (The) of Pomeru; a comedy with music,
libretto by R. S. Thompson and R. P. Swof-
ford.

© Ralph S. Thompson and Ralph P. Swof-
ford, Princeton, N. J. ; D : 140, Feb. 14, 1901.

23849

King (The) of Posteria; a comic opera in 2
acts, by M. B. Cooke.

© Mariorie Benton Cooke, Chicago ; 1900
A : 8314, Mar. 30 ; 2c. Mar. 30. 23850

King (The) of rogues; a melodrama, in 4 acts,
by Archibald Cowper and Henry J. Spiers.
Typewritten.

© Jas. H. Wallick, New York ; 1899 : 55864,
Aug. 31; 2c: Sept. 15. 23851

King of Rome; or, The eaglet, by L. A. Imhaus
and L. Vigoureux.

© Louis A. Irahaus and Lizzie Vigoureux,
New York ; 1900 A : 26461, Oct. 24. 23852

King of spades; a musical comedy in 2 acts, by
B. Cole.

© Bob Cole, New York : 1900 A : 8265, Mar.
17. 23853

King of spades — Continued.

1 act play, by F. Bruegger. 24 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 27, 1912; D: 31488; Frederick
Bruegger, Chicago. 23854

— a romantic comedy in 3 acts, by J. L.
Baldwin. 195 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© James Lauer Baldwin. Indianapolis;
D: 15552, Apr. 6, 1909; 2c. Apr. 29, 1909.

23855

or, King Patrick I, by L. M. Lister.

© Lydia M. Lister, San Francisco; D:
8140, Mar. 10, 1906. 23856

King (The) of stockmen. See Stock (The)
king.

King of the air; a melodrama in 4 acts, by G.
Backus, A. C. Carson and C. B, Wells.

© George Backus, Andrew C. Carson and
Chas. B. Wells, New York ; 1895 : 66388, Dec.
30. 23857

or, The flight of the dragon-flies, chil-

dren's comedy in 3 acts, bv A. Brugard.
[14], 122 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. .Jan. 8, 1913; D : 31911 ; Adrienne
Brugard. New York. 23858

King (The) of the bounding hoops; 1 act
sketch, by W. Harbeck.

© William Harbeck. Fall River. Mass.:
1900 A : 16851, July 9. 23859

King (The) of the cannibal islands; an ec-
centric entertainment for male characters in
2 acts, by Newell Bent. Boston, W. H. Baker
& CO., 1902. 17 p. 12°.

© Walter H. Baker & co.. Boston : D :
2424, Oct. 7. 1902; 2c. Oct. 27, 1902. 23860

[a slap-stick musical comedv in 2 swats,

by George H. Shelton] 83 p. 4°. Typewiit-
ten.

© G. H. Shelton, Grand Rapids, Mich. ; D :
8886. July 30. 1906; 2c. July 30, 1900.

23861

King (The) of the cattle ring; by C. E. White.

© Chas. E. AVhite. Chester. Pa.: 1900 A:

3398, Feb. 6. 23862

a western melodrama in 5 acts, by Hal.

Reid [i. e. James Halleck Reid] 55 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Amei'ican amusement assn., Chicago ; D :
363, Apr. 18, 1901; 2c. Apr. 18, 1901. 23863

King of the cowboys; a western melodrama in
4 acts, by J. B. Totten. 95 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Joseph Bvron Totten, New York ; D :
8197, Mar. 20, 1906; 2c. Mar. 20, 1906.

23864

1183

23864

DKAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

23882

King (Tlie) of the dark chamber; by Rabin-
dranath Tagore, tr. into English by the au-
thor. New York, The Macmillau company,
1914. 206 p. 12°.

© Sept. 16, 1914; 2c. Sept. 17, 1914: D:
3S142; Macmillan co.. New York. 23864a

[play in 19 pts.] by Rabindranath Tagore,

tr. into English by the author. (In The
drama, no. 14, May 1914; periodical © Slay
22, 1914; 2c. May 26, 1914; B : 302875 ;
Drama league of America, Chicago) 23864b

King (The) of the desert; a military drama
in 4 acts, by Dave H. Woods.

© Mrs. Dave H. Woods, Sandusky, O. ; D :
13056, May 25, 1908. 23865

King (The) of the gamblers; a melodrama in 5
acts.

© John Stetson, Boston ; 1882 : 10021, June
19. 23866

King of the ghost dancers; a melodrama in
4 acts, by C. E. Blaney.

© Chas. E. Blaney, New York; 1899:
73572, Nov. 11. 23867

King of the ghotils; a melodrama in 4 acts,
bv Charles F. Gotthold and G. D. Parker.
120 p. 8°. Typewritten.

© C. T. Gotthold and George D. Parker, New
York; D:3871, Aug. 25, 1903; 2c. Oct. 6,
1903. 23868

King of the highway; a melodrama in 4 acts,
by C. E. Blaney.

© Chas. E. Blaney, New York ; 1899 : 73574,
Nov. 11. 23869

King of the hobo ring; by H. Montague.
© Harry Montague, New York; 1899:
50305, Aug. 4. 23870

King (The) of the Jews; a sacred drama from
the Russian of "K. P." (The Grand Duke
Constantine) by Victor E. Marsden. Lon-
don, New York [etc.] Cassell and company,
ltd., 1914. viii, [2]. 159 p. 12°.

© Ic. June 3, 1914; A ad int. 1982; pubd.
May 4, 1914; Victor E. Marsden, London.

23870a

Same. New York and London, Funk &

Wagnalls co., 1914. viii, 161 p. 12°.

© June 29, 1914; 2c. June 30, 1914; A:
374621; Cassell & co., ltd., London. 23870b

King of the kilts; romantic drama in 3 acts,
by J. L. Connor. [6], 107 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. June 16, 1913 ; D : 33509 ; John Lane
Connor, San Diego, Cal. 23871

King (The) of the knights; or, Life in a coal
mine, an American coraedy drama in 5 acts,
by N. McKenna. 106 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© N. McKenna, New York; 1890:21396,
July 3 ; 2c. Aug. 7. 23872

or. Life in the American coal mine, an

American comedy-drama in 5 acts, by N. Mc-
Kenna.

© N. McKenna, New York; 1890:24308,
Aug. 4. [For copies reed, see 1890 : 213901

23873

King of the moonshiners; melodrama in 4
acts, by T. Buchanan. 91 p. f°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Thompson Buchanan, New York ; D :
5403, Aug. 10, 1904; 2c. Aug. 10, 1904.

23874

King (The) of the North Pole; a burlesque
comic opera, by L. J. Carter.

© Lincoln J. Carter, Chicago ; 1895 : 38663,
July 27. 23875

King (The) of the Pauper Isles; a comedy
by G. A. Faylor.

© Geo. A. Faylor, San Francisco; 1894:
60168, Dec. 24. 23876

King (The) of the Philippine Islands; a
ludicrous afterpiece, by Frank Dumont. New
York, Chicago [etc] M. Witmark & sons
[1902] 12 p. 12°.

© M. Witmark & sons. New York; D:
2754, Dec. 10, 1902; 2c. Dec. 9, 1902. 23877

King (The) of the Philippines; a farce-com-
edy in 3 acts, by Bernard Francis Moore.
Boston, W. H. Baker & co., 1901. 47 p. 12°.

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston; D:
856, Sept. 11, 1901 ; 2c. Oct. 10, 1901. 23878

King (The) of the salamanders. See Sul-
phuro.

King (The) of the silvery sea; by Mrs. D. Wa-
ters. 36 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Mrs. Devillo Waters, Gloversville, N. Y. ;
D : 11967, Dec. 21, 1907 ; 2c. Dec. 21, 1907.

23879

King of the street; a satirical burlesque in 3
acts and 7 scenes, by Geo. H. Jessop and Wil-
liam Gill.

© Jessop and Gill, New York ; 1883 : 19739,
Oct. 26. 23880

King (The) of the town; a comedy, by Charles
IM. Clay [pseud, of Charlotte Moon Clark]

© Charlotte M. Clark, New York; 1893:
10256, Apr. 1. 2388 J

King of the tramps; a comedy drama in 5 acts
by J. J. McCloskey.

© James J. McCloskey, Brooklyn; 1887
20470, Aug. 11. 23S^

1184

23883

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

23902

King (?) of the tropics; play in 1 act, by C. S.
Brister. [18] p. f°. Tj'pewritten,

© Ic. Nov. 5, 1913 ; D : 34946 ; Clare S. Bris-
ter, Chicago. 23883

King of the turf; a sensational comedy drama
in 5 acts, by Duncan B. Harrison. 92 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© John McAulifEe, Brooklyn ; D : 11112,
Aug. 5, 1907 ; 2c. Aug. 8, 1907. 23884

King (The) of the world; play in 4 acts, by
B. B. Vallentine. [78] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 2, 1911 ; D : 25G59 ; B. B. Vallen-
tine, New York. 23885

King (The) of Timbuctoo; musical farce in 2
acts, by Leon O. Mumford. Philadelphia,
Penn publishing company, 1914, 54 p. 12°.

© Feb. 28, 1914; 2c. June 24, 1915; D:
41036 ; Penn pub. co. Philadelphia. 23885a

King (The) of tramps; a play in 4 acts, by
W. A. Tremayne and Irving L. Hall. 65 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© United amusement co.. New York; D:
2003, June 12, 1902 ; 2c. June 13, 1902. 23886

King (The) of U-Kan; a musical comedy, writ-
ten bv R. G. Reynolds and C. O. Libbey, with
music by W. H. Golde. 50 p. 8°. Printed.
[Libretto only]

© Reynolds, Golde & Libbey, Hanover,
N. H. ; D: 15559, Apr. 7, 1909; 2c. Apr. 7,
1909. 23887

King (The) of Unadilla; a musical play in 3
acts, by F. J. GrafC, idea suggested by The
king of Unadilla stories of Howard R. Garis,
music by Daniel F. Bradley. 89 p. 4°. Type-
written. [Libretto only]

© Fred J. Graff, Utica, N. Y. ; D:6827,
June 17, 1905 ; 2c. June 17, 1905. 23888

King (The) of Wall street. See Six dramas
of American romance and history.

King of women. See Shah zaman.

King (The) of Zu Zu Island; play in 1 act, by
T. IMcCracken. 4 p. 4°. Typewritten."

© Ic. Jan. 15, 1915; D: 39403; Thomas
McCracken, Philadelphia. 23888a

King or convict; a dramatic sketch, by M.
O'Neill. 4 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Maurice O'Neill, Milton, Mass.; D : 436,
May 6, 1901; 2c. May 9, 1903. 23889

King Ouragan; a grand fairy spectacle in 3
acts, by R. Neuville.

© Rosina Neuville, New York; 1877:321,
Jan. 8. 23890

King Patrick the First; or, From sublime to
ridiculous, a comic opera in 3 acts by Celes-
tine Delmara [pseud, of L. M. Lister] 19 p.
f°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Lydia M. Lister, San Francisco ; D : 7040,
July 26, 1905; 2c. Sept. 2, 1905. 23891

King Philip (N. E.); an historical drama, 1648
to 1698, by R. B. Caverly. Boston, The au-
thor, 1884. 1 p. 1., p. 127-190. front., plate.
8°.

© Robert B. Caverly, Lowell ; 1884 : 24232,
Dec. 6 ; 2c. Feb. 12, 1885. 23892

King Phono; a musical comedy, by E. Z. Lane.

© E. Z. Lane. Mechanic Falls, Me.; D:

11431, Sept. 28, 1907. 23893

King-pin; by F. C. Voorhies.

© Frank C. Voorhies, Boston ; D : 7420, Oct.
18, 1905. 23894

■ -comedy in 3 acts, by Carl L. Oswald. Bos-
ton, W. H. Baker & co., 1913. 45 p. 12°.

© June 25, 1913; 2c. June 26, 1913; D:
33696 ; Walter H. Baker & co.. Boston. 23895

an extraordinary comical conceit in 4 acts.

by R. G. Morris. Typewritten.

© Robert Griffin Morris, Philadelphia;
1893 : 20571, Apr. 27 ; 2c. Apr. 27. 23896

— in 3 acts, by C. L. Oswald. 60 p. f°.

King Patrick I. See King of Spades.
5379—16 75

Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 2, 1911; D: 25377; Carl L. Os-
wald, Syracuse, N. Y. 23897

King Popinjay; a musical comedy libretto, by
C. Line.

© Charles Line, Menominee, Mich.; 1899:
35692, May 29. 23898

King Puss-in-Boots of Cat-land; an extrava-
ganza, adapted by C. Davenant.

© Cicelv Davenant, New York; 1888:
32824, Nov. 20. 23899

King-queen-jack; play in 4 acts, by Willard
Mack. 124 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 9, 1915 ; D : 42230 ; A. H. Woods,
New York. 23899a

King Rastus; a musical farce, by E. H. Gur-
ney. Typewritten.

© E. Henry Gurney, Chicago; 1900 A:
16981, July 10; 2c. July 10. 23900

King Rastus the First of San Domingo; a
negro musical farce in 2 acts, by E. H. Gur-
ney.

© E. Henry Gurney, Dorchester, Mass.;
1899 : 41503, June 26 ; 2c. June 26. 23901

King Reginald; or, Baffled, by H. Montague.
© Harrv Montague, United States; 1879:
14020, Oct. 22. 23902

1185

23903

DKAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

23923

King Rene's daughter; a Danish lyrical
drama, six ninles ami two females, liy Hen-
rik Hertz. New York, E. S. Werner, 1S92.

© Edfiar S. Werner, New York; 1S92:
15397, Apr. 7; 2c. May 10. 23903

King- Richard and Robin Hood. See Tales
and plays of Robin Hood.

King Richard III; altered a little, by J. D.
Beattie. 23 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June G, 1911; D: 24415; John D.
Beattie, New York. 23904

King Richard III condensed; play in 2 acts,
by J. D. Beattie. 17 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 17, 1911; D: 23984; John D.
Beattie, New York. 23905

King Robert of Sicily. See Robert of Sicily.

King Roderick, last of the Goths; a drama in
5 acts, by B. S. Wasson. Typewritten.

© B. S. Wasson, Chicago; 1S9S : 4G943,
Aug. 8; 2c. Oct. 6, 1899. 23906

King Satin; or, Revels of King Satin, a play
in 5 acts, by Mr. and Mrs. A. Shem.

© Aldora Sliem, Alliance. O. ; D : 722. Aug.
6, 1901. 23907

King Saul; a fraternal spectacular play, with
lyrics, in 5 acts and an elegy, by N. Beers.
83 p. f°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Newton Beers, Chicago; D : 639, July
6, 1901; 2c. Apr. 25, 1904. [Note: Copies
received have title. King Saul ; or. The prince
and shepherd, a music drama] 23908

King Solomon; a drama in 5 acts, by J. B.
Alexander.

© James Bradun Alexander, Minneapolis;
1899:24320, Apr. G; 2c. June 1. 23909

or, The destruction of Jerusalem, a

mimic lyric spectacle, by B. Kiralfy.

© Bolossy Kiralfy, New York ; 1890 : 40675,
Dec. 22. 23910

King Solomon's judgement; by C. Greenberg.
© Cesar Greenberg, New York ; D : 7538,
Nov. 9, 1905. 23911

King Solomon's mines; a musical melodrama
in 4 acts, by G. Forrester and W. H. Hamil-
ton.

© George Forrester, Chicago, and William
H. Hnmiltnn. New Kochelle, N. Y. ; 1888:
8405, Mar. 21. 23912

spectacular drama, dramatized

and

King Solomon's temple; from the French, by
H. laucovici. 39 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Harry lancovici, Portland, Or. ; D : 7193,
Aug. 31, 1905; 2c. Aug. 31, 1905. 23914

King Stephen; historical drama in 7 tableaux
completed from John Keats' fragment, by Pi.
F. Coward. New York, W. A. Burrows. 1912.
2 p. 1., 44 p. 24°.

■ © .Tan. 13, 1912; 2c. Jan. 24, 1912; D:
285G5; Edward Fales Coward, New York.

23915

King Theodore; a dramatic lampoon in 5 acts,
by D. M. Norris. 83 p. 4°, Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 11, 1912; D : 29011 ; Don M.
Norris, San Diego, Cal. 23916

political cartoon in 3 acts, by E. Nowland.

[62] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 19, 1913; D:3515G; Eugene
Nowland, New York. 23917

King Thrushbeard; or. Taming of the Prin-
cess, play in 3 acts, by L. Castelhun. [1],
32 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 24, 1913 ; D : 33875 ; Lydia Cas-
telhun, St. Louis. 23918

King Too Too; an extravaganza in 3 acts, by
O. Johnstone. 33 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Owen Johnstone, New York; D : 6630.
Apr. 18, 1905; 2c. Apr. 18, 1905. 23919

King Topsy Turvy; musical play in 3 acts, by
R. A. Bar net.

© Robert Ayres Barnet, Boston ; D : 5472,
Aug. 23, 1904. 23920

King Wajengeliklishlosy; a comedy in 3 acts
and 6 scenes, by G. L. Hines. 42 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Gabriel Lincoln Hines, New York ; D :
11340, Aug. 28, 1907; Ic. Aug. 28, 1907; Ic.
Mar. 4, 1908. 23921

King Wamba; by W. S. Rosenthal and S. W.
Bell.

© Walter Scott Rosenthal and Samuel
Whiteside Bell, Toledo, O. ; D : 14860, Jan.
20, 1909. 23922

King Washington; a play in a prologue and 4
acts, by R. L. AVeed. Typewritten.

© Robert Lewis Weed, New York ; 1900 A :
15576, June 23 ; 2c. June 23 ; Ic. rev. version
act 3, scene 2, and act 4, Aug. 25. 23923

See also Washington.

adapted by J. O. Barrows.

© James O. Barrows,
1887 : 19054, July 23.

San

Francisco ;
23913

King (The) who had nothing to learn; fan-
tastic comedy in 1 act, by Leon M. Lion. New
York. S. French ; London, Samuel French,
ltd., 1914. 27 p. 12°.

© Apr. 9, 1914 ; Ic. Apr. 11, 1914 ; D : 3G681 ;
Sanmel French, ltd., London. 23923a

1186

23924

COPYKIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

23940

King (A) who would an American be; comic
opera in 2 acts, by M. B. Stern. [80] p.
4°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Dec. 9, 1913; D : 35291 ; Mazola
Brunswicli Stern, Pliiladelphia. 23924

King (The) who would not a- wooing go; a
play in 1 act, by Peter Banlvs [pseud, of H.
S. Wagner] 17 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 19, 1912 ; D : 3002S ; Hazel Shep-
pard Wagner, Toronto, Canada. 23925

King Winter's carnival; a musical play for
children, by Siguiund B. Alexander. Au-
thor's ed. New York, H. Koorbach [1894]
52 p. 16°. ([Roorbach's American ed. of
acting plays] )

© S. B. Alexander, United States; 1894:
18624, Apr. 9 ; 2c. June 9. 23926

King (A) without a country; society comedy

drama in 4 acts, by P. and Fred E. Gilmore.

© Paul Gilmore. Cottage City, Mass. ;

1897:47190, Aug. 23. 23927

King (The) woman; comedy in 3 acts, by A.
Mixon. [64] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 1, 1912 ; D : 28902 ; Ada INIixon.

Washington.

23928

King Yap; a musical comedy in 1 act, by W.
Barrett. 18 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto
only]

© Woodward Barrett, Providence, R. I. ;
D : 15001, Feb. 5, 1909 ; 2c. Feb. 5, 1909. 23929

King Zimm of Zanzibar; a fantastic musical
comedy in 2 acts, book and lyrics by S. An-
worth Rutherford, nmsic by I. M. Wilson.
60 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Irving M. Wilson, San Francisco; D:
7276, Sept. 18, 1905 ; 2c. Feb. 12, 1906. 23930

King Zindl. Sec Princess Coronini.

Kingcraft; or, The American empire, its rise
and fall, a spectacular drama in 4 acts, by
Col. Ex-congressman and Q. Eagle.

© Quincy Eagle. New York; 18811.19801,
Dec. 21. 23931

Kingdom come; comic opera in 2 acts and 3
scenes, by Lawrence Porcher Hext and
Charles Hill Findley.

© Hext & Findley, Savannah, Ga. ; D : 3338,
Apr. 16, 1903. 23932

Kingdom (The) of Bling-Blang-Blung; a sa-
tire equally applicable to our own democracy
and to the realms of the czar. New York, J.
Quiggan [1900] 1 p. I., 28 p. 12°.

© John Quiggan, Brooklyn; 1900 A: 82.59,
Mar. 30 ; 2c. Mar. 30. 23933

Kingdom (The) of Destiny; poetic drama, by E.
Davis. [3], 20 p. 4°, Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 29, 1912; D: 28883; Edwards
Davis, New York. 23934

Kingdom (The) of Etheria; a romantic drama
in 5 acts, by M. M. De Meza. Washington,
1877.

© M. M. De Meza, United States; 1877:
3259, Mar. 17. 23935

Kingdom (The) of Ha-Ha; a comic opera, by
Avery F. Crounse and A. Reuterdahl.

© A. F. Crounse and Ai'vid Reuterdahl,
Spokane, Wash. ; D : 11881, Dec. 7, 1907.

23936

Kingdom of Heart's Content; college comedy

in 3 acts, by Lindsey Barbee. Chicago, T. S.

Denison, 1909. 72 p. 12°. ([Alta series])

© Sept. 27, 1909; 2c. Sept. 29, 1909; D:

16954; T. S. Denison, Chicago. 23937

Kirgdom (The) of joy; in 3 acts, by Z. Travers.
18 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 25, 1911; D: 25073; Zanomi
Travers, St. Louis. 23938

Kingdom of Kinkapoo; [play in 3 acts] by

M. AVarman. cover-title, 21 p. 4°. Printed.

© Blarie Warman, London, Canada ; D :

8101, Mar. 5, 1906 ; 2c. IMar. 5, 1906. 23939

Kingdom (The) of laughter; play, by C. E.
Hastings. 21 p. 16°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 14, 1915 ; D : 40926 ; Charles Ed-
ward Hastings, New I'^ork. 23939a

Kingdom (The) of love; fantasy in 1 act, by
H. W. Bible. [2], 6 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 29, 1913 : D : 34571 ; Howard Wis-
wall Bible, New York. 23940

Kingdom of Never-come-true; comic opera in
4 acts, book and lyrics, by M. W. Jarrell and
B. L. Williams. 94 p. 4°. Typewritten.
[Libretto only]

© Ic. Apr. 2, 1915; D: 40337; Myra Wil-
liams Jarrell. Topeka, Kan., and Burns
Llewellyn Williams, Kansas City, Mo. 23940a

■ comic opera in 2 acts, book and lyrics by

M. W. Jarrell and B. L. Williams. [132] p.
4°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. July 13, 1914; D : .37552 ; Burns
Llewellyn Williams, Kansas City, Mo., and
Myra Williams Jarrell, Topeka, Kan. 23940b

Kingdom (The) of silver. See Aaron Burr.

Kingdom (The) of Somnolens. See Isle (The)
of dreams. — Masquerade (The)

Kingdom (The) of the soul; p.sychological pas-
torale in 3 acts and a prologue, by E. Lam-
bert. 35 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 12, 1915 ; D : 39554 ; Eleanor Lam-
bert, Seattle. 23940©

1187

23941

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

23962

Kingdom (The) of the woods; a fairy play of
early Dutch New York. 10 p. f°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Harry C. Hensel, Chicago ; D : 9515, Nov.
24, 1906 ; 2c. Nov. 24, 1906. 23941

Kingdom (A) of this world; in 3 acts, by M.
Nelson, jr. [72] p. 16°. Printed.

© Mun-y Nelson, jr., Hubbard Woods, 111.;
D : 12124, Dec. 26, 1907 ; 2c. Feb. 20, 1909.

23942

Kingdom (A) scorned; by J. B. Rollins.

© Joan Baxter Rollins, Chicago ; D : 15317,
Mar. 12, 1909. 23943

Kingdom (A) within a kingdom; drama from
real life, by C. E. Fry. 33 p. 12°. Printed.

© May 29, 1915 ; 2c. June 2, 1915 ; D : 40809 ;
Chas. E. Fry, Bloomfield, la. 23943a

Kingly children. See Konigskinder.

Kings (The) and queens in a trip around the
world; by David K. Buffington. Typewritten.

© Michael R. Sheedy, Fall River, Mass. ;
1900 A : 26753, Oct. 27 ; 2c. Oct. 27. 23944

Kings (The) and queens of black comedy; the

four luminaries, the De Voy sisters, Emma

and Josie, Larry A. Smith and Will H. Mayo.

© Larry Smith, New York; 1881:17421,

Nov. 8. 23945

King's (The) beggar; a comedy in 4 acts, by
E. E. Witherspoon. 94 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Eleanor Elizabeth Witherspoon, Wash-
ington; D:1622, Mar. 19, 1902; 2c. Mar. 19,
1902. 23946

King's choice; a Purim sketch, by Riith Levi.
New York, Bloch publishing company, 1910.
11 p. 16°.

© Feb. 25, 1910; 2c. Apr. 20, 1910; D:
20843 ; Bloch pub. CO., New York. 23947

King's (The) comedy; a play in 3 acts, by C.
Duer and H. Ford. 116 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Caroline Duer and Harriet Ford, New
York ; D : 15506, Apr. 1, 1909. 2c. Apr. 1, 1909.

23948

King's (The) command; a poem-dance, by H.
D. Rose. 2 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Heloise Durant Rose, New York ; D :
1291, Jan. 14, 1902 ; 2c. Jan. 14, 1902. 23949

romantic drama in 3 acts, by J. St. P.

Dehiney. 74 p. 4 . Typewritten.

© Ic. July 11, 1910 ; D : 21531 ; John St. P.
Delauey, New York. 23950

King's courier; a farce in 1 act, by A. E. Wills.

© Anthony E. Wills, Brooklyn; D: 10026,

Feb. 26, 1907. 23951

King's crown; or. Scaffold slave, with prologue
termed The testament ; or, The younger son,
drama in 5 acts and prologue.

© John Manger, Philadelphia; 1874:9623,
July 23. 23952

King's (The) cup; play in 4 acts, by H. Den-
nis Bradley and E. Phillips Oppenheim. Lon-
don, S. French, ltd. ; New York, Samuel

. French, 1913. 82 p. 12°.

© Mar. 25, 1913; 2c. Mar. 26, 1913; D:
32773; Samuel French, ltd., London. 23953

King's cup bearer; a play in 3 acts, by A. F.
De Koven. 105 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Anna Farwell De Koven, Washington;
D:4877, Apr. 13, 1904; 2c. Apr. 13, 1904.

23954

King's (A) daughter; a comedy in 3 acts, for
feuiiile characters only, by R. E. Baker. Bos-
ton, W. H. Baker & co., 1893. 59 p. 12°.
([Baker's ed. of plays])

© Rachel E. Baker, Boston ; 1893 : 12130,
Mar. 9 ; 2c. Oct. 20. 23955

King's daughter and the fool; melodrama in
1 act, by A. W. Anderson. 11 p. 24°.
Printed.

© June 15, 1913; 2c. June 23, 1913; D:
33673; Alfred W\ Anderson, Chicago. 23956

King's dean; a society drama, by O. Graeve.
© Olma Graeve, New York ; 1889 : 3821,
Feb. 1. 23957

King's (The) declaration; a romantic drama
in 4 acts, by E. L. Teagle and L. W. Brown.
74 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Leonard Washington Brown and Edwin

l^eonard Teagle, Cincinnati ; D : 8453, Apr. 30.

1906; 2c. Apr. 30, 1906. 23958

King's (The) devil; a drama in 5 acts, by R.

de Barril. [47] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Robert de Barril, Solomons, Md. ; D:

14599, Dec. 23. 1908 ; 2c. Feb. 2, 1909. 23959
King's (The) diamond; a comedy opera in 3

acts, by Charles Harbury.

© C. Harbury, New York; D : 1766, Apr.

22, 1902. 23960

King's (The) double; comic opera in 3 acts,

bouk and lyrics by S. I. Szinney and E. A.

Paulton, music by E. Huszka and Arthur

Weld. [91] p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto

only]

© Ic. Apr. 5, 1912 ; D : 29291 ; Stephen Ivor
Szinney, New York. 23961

King's (The) envoy; or. When the land was
young, a chivalrous I'oraauce in 4 acts, by
H. W. Bible. New York, priv. print, 1907.
102 p. 12°.

© Howard Wiswall Bible. New York; D:
11183, Aug. 15, 1907; 2c. Aug. 15, 1907.

23962

1188

23963

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

23978

King's (A) favorite; a comedy in 3 acts, by
D. M. Bacon [pseud, of Mary Schell Hoke Ba-
con! [New York] 1902. 49 p. 8°.

© Dolores Marbourg Bacon and Thomas
W. Broadhurst, New York ; D : 2263, Aug. 23,
1902; 2c. Aug. 6, 1902. 23963

King's (The) fiddlers; by J. L. Lasky.

© Jesse Louis Lasky, New Yorlc ; D : 10750,
June 12, 1907. 23964

King's (The) fighting man; an opera in 3 acts,
by W. C. Holman.

© Worthington C. Holman, Salem, Mass. ;
D : 1245, Jan. 3, 1902. 23965

King's (The) fool; romantic comic opera in 3
acts, by H. Wittmann and P. Bauer, music by
Adolf Miiller, jr. New York, Pusey & co.
[1888] 8 p. 8°. [Libretto only]

© Heinrich Conried, Chicago; 1888:36880,
Dec. 26 ; 2c. Dec. 26. 23966

King's (The) highway; drama in 4 acts, by

George F. Roberts. 90 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 7, 1915; D: 40593; Claude

Barry, New York. 23966a

King's horse; a romantic comedy in 3 acts, by
L. G. Humphreys. 104 p. 4°. Typewritten.
© Llewellyn G. Humphreys, Salem, Mass.;
D : 6481, Apr. 8, 1905 ; 2c, Mar. 31, 1905.

23967

King's (The) hussar; an original comedy in 3
acts, by P. Wales. 46 p. 8°. Typewritten.

© Philip Wales, New York; 1885:24679,
Nov. 25 ; Ic. Jan. 2, 1886. 23968

Kings in exile; a drama in 4 acts, founded on
Alphonse Daudet's novel, by A. L. Stevenson.
143 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Augusta Louise Stevenson, Indianapolis;
D : 2953, Feb. 5, 1903 ; 2c. Feb. 5, 1903. 23969

■See also End (The) of a race.— Her ma-

jesty.

King's (The) invitation; play in 3 acts, by
Thora Sigrid Shegrud. [3], 25 p. f°. ^Type-
written.

© Ic. Sept. 11, 1914; D: 38090; Mrs. L.
Peterson, Culbertson, Mont. 23969a

King's (The) jester; drama in 1 act, by Ermo
[pseud, of W. J. Baldwin, jr.] [1], 11 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 18, 1913 ; D : 33835 ; William .T.
Baldwin, jr., New York. 23970

a play adapted from the French of Victor

Hugo, by C. M. Skinner.

© Charles M. Skinner, Brooklyn; 1894:
31726, June 13. 23971

King's (The) jester — Continued.

and other short plays for small stages;

by C. A. Dugan. Boston and New York,
Houghton, Mililin & company, 1899. 5 p. 1.,
[5]-364 p. 12°. [With music]

Contents : The king's jester .^Cinderella. —
The gypsy girl of Hungary. — The queen's cof-
fer.— The sleeping beauty. — Pandora. — The
gift of Aphrodite. — Nino's revenge. — The
apple of discord. — Undine. — The flight of the
sun goddess.

© Caro Atherton Dugan, Brookline, Mass. ;
1899:73530, Nov. 11; 2c. Nov. 13. 23971a

King's (A) judge; a play in a prologue and 3
acts.

© M. E. Bible. New York ; D : 16109, June
21, 1909. 23972

play in 3 acts, by H. W. Bible. [77] p.

4 . Typewritten.

© Ic. June 27, 1911; D: 24591; Howard
Wiswall Bible, New York. 23973

King's (The) judges; an original comedy in 4
acts, by E. Grimm. San Francisco, J. H.
Barry, 1892. 45 p. 16°.

© Edward Grimm, San Francisco; 1892:
4362, Jan. 27; 2c. Jan. 27. 23974

King's (The) left hand; historical play founded
on an episode in the life of Charles I, in 4
acts and a tableau, by G. Martin. 77 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 18, 1915 ; D : 41529 ; Grace Mar-
tin, London. 23974a

King's (The) life spared. See Good (The)
Samaritan, and other Bible stories drama-
tized.

King's (The) lost daughter; by J. Jensen. 11
p. f°. Typewritten,

© Jens Jensen, Memphis. Tenn. ; D : 9365,
Nov. 1, 1906; Ic. Nov. 1, 1906. 23975

King's (A) love; a tragedy in 5 acts, by D.
Piatt. Cincinnati, R. Clarke & Co., 1878.

© Donn Piatt, Washington ; 1878 : 14148,
Dec. 3. 23976

See also Love (The) of Coeur de Lion.

King's (The) mascot; opera romance in 2 acts
and 3 scenes, book and lyrics by A. Lowe, mu-
sic by C. Feleky. 76 p. 4°. Typewritten.
[Libretto only]

© xVllen Lowe and Charles Feleky, New
York; D:9135, Sept. 24, 1906; 2c. Sept. 24,
1906. 23977

King's master; a 4 act romantic play, by J. E.
McCann. 145 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© John Ernest McCann, New York; D:
6155, Jan. 30. 1905 ; 2c. Jan. 30, 1905. 23978

1189

23978

DEAMATIC COMPOSITIOlSrS

23998

Kirg's (The) messenger; play in 3 acts, by
M. E. Bennett. 33 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 4, 1915 ; D : 41899 ; Mary E. Ben-
nett, Norwalli, Conn. 23978a

a romantic drama in 4 acts, by C. T. Vin-

cent.

© Charles T. Vincent, New York ; D : 753,
Aug. 14, 1901. 23979

King's (The) mistake; a dramatic composi-
tion, by D. Mundstuli. 50 p. f°. Typewrit-
ten.

© David Mundstnk, Cliicago, D : 1373, Jan.
30, 1902; 2c. Apr. 12, 1902. 23980

King's Mountain; an original drama, written
and arr. by J. Hart.

© Josh Hart, New York; 1875:5403, IMay
24. 23981

Kings of orient; Christmas miracle play in 3
acts, with prologue, by H. C. Colwell. 173 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 25. 1913; D : 33892 ; Henry
Clifford Colwell, Kittanuing, Pa. 23982

King's (The) painter; by Margaret Crosse. 4
p. f. Typewritten.

© M. Crosse. New York; D: 11673, Nov. 5,
1907 ; Ic. Oct. 30, 1907 ; Ic. Nov. 15, 1907.

23983

King's (The) palace; by Anna Louise Strong,
illustrated l^y Margaret Josenhans. Oak Park,
111., Oak leaves company, 1908. 59 p. illus.
12".

© Oak leaves cc. Oak Park, III. ; A : 224948,
Dec. 14, 1908; 2c. Dec. 26, 1908. 23984

King's (The) pardon; a drama in 5 acts, by
E. C Winter.

© Elizabeth C. AVinter, New Brighton, N. Y. ;
1899 : 68418, Oct. 21. 23985

King's (The) perfume; comedy dramatic
sketch, by John T. Doyle. 30 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Feb. 12. 1915 ; D : 39667 ; Marion Wil-
lard Doyle, AUston, Mass. 23985a

King's peril; by J. O. Gray. 6 p. f°. Type-
written.

© James Orman Gray, Vancouver, British
Columbia; D : 14797, Jan. 12, 1909; 2c. .Tan.
12, 1909. 23986

• Same. 5 p. f °. Typewritten,

© Ic. Feb. 2, 1910 ; D : 20191 ; James Orman
Gray, Vancouver, British Columbia. 23987

King's (The) player; oi', A page from the
life of Nell Gwyn, a romantic comedy in
4 acts, by M. Pbister.

© Montgomery Phister, Cincinnati ; 1899 :
53500, Aug. 21. 23988

King's (A) power; in 1 act, by G. R. Lerond
[pseud, of G. R. Leonard?] 6 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Gustave R. Lerond, New York; D:
4854, Apr. 9, 1904 ; 2c. Apr. 9, 1904. 23989

King's (The) quest; a German fairy tale in 4
acts. 76 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Martin Harvey, New York; D:2024,
June 20, 1902; 2c. June 20, 1902. 23990

King's (The) rival; a tragedy in 4 acts, by J. V.
Wilson. 02 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© James Victor AVilson, Philadelphia; D:
5125, June 3, 1904 ; 2c. June 3, 1904. 23991

See also Sel Feramorz.

King's (The) secret; a romantic sensational
melodrama in 3 acts, by Annie Lewis. 61 p.
f°. Typewritten.

© Annie Lewis Johnson. Lakewood, N. J. ;
D : 1070, Mar. 31, 1902 ; Ic. Mar. 31, 1902 ;
Ic. Apr. 14, 1902. 23992

King's (The) secretary; historical play in 5
acts, by M. Mikol. 56 p. f°. Typev.-ritten.

© Ic. Dec. 29, 1911; D: 28230; Maurice
Mikol, New York. 23993

See also Roderigo Calderon.

King's (The) son; a tragedy in prologue and 4
acts, by T. S. Nolan. 52 p. 8°. Ms.

© Thomas S. Nolan, Chicago ; 1888 : 10966,
Apr. 16; 2c. May 7. 23994

King's (The) spy; a romantic comedietta in 1
act, by R. Dutfy. 15 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Richard Duff v. New York ; D : 236, Mar.
19, 1901 ; 2c. Mar. 19, 1901. 23995

King's (The) stratagem; or. The pearl of
Poland, a tragedy in 5 acts, by Stella (E. A.
Lewis)

© Estelle A. Lewis, London ; 1874 : 6961,
May 22 ; 2c. June 1. 23996

King's (The) threshold; a play in verse, by
W. B. Yeats. New York, Printed for private
circulation, 1904. viii, 58 p. 8°.

© W. B. Yeats, London ; D : 4771, Mar. 19,
1904; 2c. Mar. 21, 1904. 23997

Same.

® W. B. Yeats, London; A: 82281, Mar. 18,
1904; 2c. Mar. 19, 1904. 23997a

See also Poetical (The) works of William

B. Yeats.

[Pro-

King's understudy; by A. P. Wooten.
logue and act IJ Proof.

© Allen P. Wooten, Indianapolis ; D : 5525.
Aug. 26, 1904; Ic. Aug. 26, 1904; Ic. Oct. 13.
1904 (printed) 23998

1190

23999

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

24017

King's (The) ward; a romantic di'ama in 4
acts, by H. E. Drew.

© Helen E. Drew, Milwaukee ; D : 878, Sept.
IS, 1901. 23999

King's (The) wish; drama in 3 acts, by M.
Pipes. Chicago, M. Pipes, 1915. 22 p. 12°.

© Dec. 8, 1915 ; 2c. Dec. 13, 1915 ; D : 42478 ;
Mai Pipes, Chicago. 23999a

Kino-konigin (Die); operette in 3 aliten, von
Georg Okonkowski u. Julius Freund, musik
von Jean Gilbert [pseud, of Max Winterfeld]
Berlin, Biihnenverlag Ahn & Simrock, g. ra.
b. h., 1913. 71 p. 8°. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Oct. 15, 1913 ; D : 34722 ; Biihnenver-
lag Ahn & Simrock, g. m. b. h., Berlin. 24000

Kinship (The) of the rose; romantic play in 4
acts and 2 scenes, a story of Mytilene of to-
day, by W. Hainer. 64 p. 4". Typewritten.
© Ic. Sept. 18, 1915; D: 41779; Whitfield
Hainer, Providence, R. I. 24000a

Kirk Eoland; or. Cast adrift, an original Eng-
lish drama in 5 acts, by J. II. Staples. Trini-
dad, Col., Advertiser print, 1890. 45 p. 12°.
© J. R. Staples, Trinidad, Col.; 1890:4613.
Feb. 6; 2c. Mar. 13. 24001

Kirke and Burke's fashion club; a comedy bur-
lesque, by C. Kirke and C. Burke.

© Charles Kirke and Charles Burke, United
States; 1891:36283, Oct. 8. 24002

Kirmess (The); a musical comedy in 3 acts, 3
scenes, by T. E. Powers.

© Thomas E. Powers, New York; 1887:
3280, Feb. 10. 24003

Kirstin; a play in 4 acts, by Alice Cole Kleene.
Boston, Sherman. French & company, 1913.
4 p. 1., 93 p. 12°.

© Nov. 26, 1913; 2c. Jan. 16, 1914; A:
361614; Sherman, French & co., Boston.

24004

KishinefE; 1 act play, by W. Owen. [1], 18 p.
f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 5, 1913; D : 33717 ; Willinm
Owen, Chicago. 24005

Kishineff (The) massacre. See Bundists
(The)

Kishineff~1903; 1 act drama, by M. Bam-
berger. 8 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 9, 1911; D: 23056; Michael Bfim-
berger, ludianapolis. 24006

Kismet; Arabian night in 3 acts, by E. Knob-
lauch. [140] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 31, 1911; D: 25115; Edward
Knoblauch, New York. 24007

pjlisniet — Continued.

Same. New York, George H. Doran co.,

[1911] 128 p. 12°.

© Sept. 28, 1912; Ic. Dec. 9, 1912; Ic. Dec.
20, 1912 ; D : 32447 ; Edward Knoblauch, Lon-
don. 24008

— conte arabe, d' E. Knoblauch, texte fran-

cais de J. Lemaitre. 28 p. 4°. (L'lllustra-

tion theatrale, 9" anuee— 232, 1" f^vrier 1913)

© Feb. 1, 1913 ; 2c. Feb. 28, 1913 ; D : 32460 ;

Edward Knoblauch & Jules Lemaitre, Paris.

24009

— a 5 act melodrama, by E. S. Hopkins. 71 p.
f°. Typewritten.

© Edmund S. Hopkins, Providence, R. I.;
1887:13821, May 26; Ic. May 26. 24010

— groteskes traumspiel aus Tausend und
eine nacht, englisches original von Ed-
uard Knoblauch, neu bear, in 8 bildern
nach der uebersetzung von Carl Lindau,
musik von Josef Gustav Mraczek. Miinchen,
Drei masken-verlag, g. m. b. h. 121 p. 12°.
© Ic. Aug. 23, 1913; D: 34231; Drei Mas-
ken-verlag, g. m. b. h., Munich. 24011

— oriental operetta in 4 acts, by H. Durant.

© Hgloise Durant, New York; 1885:11061,

May 23. 24012

— play in 4 acts, by E. Knoblauch. [136] p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 23, 1911; D: 24274; Edward

Knoblauch, New York. 24013

— a romantic drama in 5 acts, by C. Miehling.

© Charles Miehling, New York ; D : 12604,
Mar. 24, 1908. 24014

sketch in 1 act, by K. Cromwell. [2], 15 p.

4 . Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 2. 1910; D : 21719 ; Katherine
Cromwell, New York. 24015

(Fate); an original dramatic sketch in 1

act, by G. B. Randall. [12] 1. 16°. Printed.

© Gertrude Blanchard Randall, Everett,
IMass. ; D : 11568, Oct. 22, 1907 ; 2c. Nov. 6,
1907. 24015a

Kiss (The); comedy farce in 1 act, by N. Mai-
ori. [8] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 7, 1911; D: 24872; Nino Mn\-
ori, San Francisco. 24016

a comedy in 3 acts, by Edna Proctor Clarke

[i. e. E. P. C. Hayes] 04 p. f. Typewrit-
ten.

© Edna Proctor Clarke Hayes, Hilo, Ha-
waii; D: 13417, July 27, 1908; 2c. .July 27.
1908. 24017

1191

24018

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

24034

Kiss (The) — Continued.

a 1 act comedietta, taken from the French

of Theodore de Banville, Le baiser, by C.
Renauld.

© Charles Renauld, New York; 1896:
17158, Mar, 17; 2c. Mar. 17. 24018

1 act playlet, by Hillel SolotarofC. [1],

Kissing (The) bug.

© Felix Blei, New York ; 1899 : 76217, Nov.
22. 24027

9 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 12, 1913; D: 33202; David H.
Solotaroff, New York. 24019

play in 3 acts, prologue and epilogue, by

D. Carb. [109] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 24, 1914; D: 37935; David

Carb, Fort Worth, Tex. 24019a

— See also Bric-a-brac.

Kiss, and let's make up again; a drama in 4
acts, by L. J. L. Stilwell. 83 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Laura Jean Libbey-Stilwell, Brooklyn ;
D : 12080, Jan. 3, 1908 ; 2c. Oct. 3, 1908. 24020

Kiss (A) and the consequence; a 1 act dra-
matic composition, by F. J. Beaman. 15 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Fred J. Beaman, Jackson, Mich. ; D :
15626, Apr. 15, 1909; 2c. Apr. 15, 1909. 24021

Kiss (A) by the way. See Ralph.

Kiss me quick; farce in 3 acts, by P. Bartholo-
mae. 101 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 5, 1913; D: 33715; Philip Bar-
tholomae. New York. 24022

Kiss me, sergeant; play in 3 scenes, by Harry
M. Vernon, Lauri Wylie and Alfred Parker.
[73] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 9, 1915; D: 41450; Julian
Wylie, London. 24022a

Kiss of flame; military comedy drama in 4 acts,
by Fiddes M. Page. 53 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Page & Riedell, Chicago; D : 8386, Apr.
20, 1906; 2c. Apr. 13, 1906. 24023

Kiss (The) of life. See Byron Grimm.

Kiss Poll; from The Cingalee, by Adrian Ross.
1 sheet. f°. Typewritten.

© Chappell & CO., London ; D : 5864, Dec. 5,
1904 ; 2c. Dec. 5, 1904. 24024

Kiss Rosa; comedy, by Elizabeth Ronele [pseud,
of E. E. Witherspoon] ii, 101 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. June 6, 1910 ; D : 21283 ; Eleanor Eliz-
abeth Witherspoon, Washington. 24025

Kiss you; dramatic poem in 2 pts. for two per-
sons, by E. Mortimer. Tj^pewritten.

© Edmund Mortimer; Chicago; 1898:
61785, Oct. 20 ; 2c. Oct. 20. 24026

book of a musical farce in 3 acts, by G.

Mansfield. [65] p. 4°. Typewritten.
[Words only]

© Ic. Nov. 7, 1913; D: 34962; Gertrude
Mansfield, Croton-on-Hudson, N. Y. 24028

Kissing-bug (The), the witch, and the rest
of 'em; quick-change comedy in 1 act, by C. B.
Carpenter. 10 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 2, 1915; D: 42400; Coila Bess
Carpenter, Portland, Or. 24028a

Kissing girl; comedy in 3 acts, book by S.
Stange, lyrics by V. Bryan, nmsic by Harry
von Tilzer. 102 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Li-
bretto only]

© Ic. Sept. 27, 1909 ; D : 16940 ; Stanislaus
Stange and Vincent Bryan, New York, 24029

Kissing (The) king; musical caress in 2 oscu-
lations, book by G. E. Stoddard, lyrics by C. F.
Herendeen, music by H. Frey. [3], 118 p. 4°.
Typewritten, [Libretto only]

© 1 c. Dec, 21, 1914; D: 39162; Geo. E.
Stoddard, C. Fred'k Herendeen and Hugo
Frey, Chicago. 24029a

Kissing (The) maid. See Love-makers (The)

Kissing (The) shrine; musical play in 3 acts,
by L. L. Eisenman. 123 p. 4°. Typewritten.
[Libretto only]

© Ic. Jan. 9, 1914; D: 35609; Lula Lewis
Eisenman, Louisville. 24029b

Kissing the wrong girl; by W. Coleman Par-
ker.

© Harold Roorbach, New York; 1899:
63258, Sept, 29 ; 2c. Oct. 14. 24030

Kit Carson; a 4 act frontier melodrama, by
T. F. Wiedemann.

© Thos. F. Wiedemann, St. Louis ; D : 8252,
Mar. 16, 1906. 24031

Kit Carson and his comrades. See Knights
(The) of the Sierras,

a romantic and sensational drama in 4

acts, by J. J. McCloskey.

© James J. McCloskey, Brooklyn; 1872:
11934, Nov. 12. 24032

Kit Carson's kit; a border drama in 3 acts, by
James S. Carr. (Bloom's acting plays, no. 1)

© Llewellyn C. Bloom, Fort Yates, D. T. ;
1881 : 13287, Aug. 29. 24033

Kit Carson's last trail; a drama in 4 acts, from
the novel by Leon Lewis, by H. E. Downing.
34 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Henrietta Ellen Downing, Nebraska City,
Neb. ; 1895 : 40619, Aug. 8 ; 2c. Aug. 8. 24034

1192

24035

COPYRIGHTED IK THE UNITED STATES

24055

Kit Carson's last trail — Continued.

a 4 act drama, by H. E. Downing. Type-
written.

© H. E. Downing, Nebraska City, Neb. ;
1899 : 38979, June 13 ; Ic. .Tune 13 ; Ic. Aug.
1. 24035

Kit-mut-ghar; an operetta in 2 acts, libretto
and music by .1. Maas. 24 p. t". Typewrit-
ten. [Libretto only]

© James Maas, New York; 1890:9209,
Mar. 21; 2c. Mar. 21. [Note: copies de-
posited liave title, Khit-mut-ghar] 24036

Kit o' the Rockies; western playlet, by Jessie
Villars [pseud, of J. V. Stineman] 13 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. May 9, 1910 ; D : 20994 ; Jessie Villars
Stineman, New York. 24037

Kit of the relay; a drama in 4 acts, by L. J.
Carter. 91 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Lincoln J. Carter, Chicago ; D : 10696,
June 1, 1907 ; 2c. May 27, 1907. 24038

Kitchen (The) domestics; or. The eccentric
violinist, an original sketch in 1 scene, by
F. Bennett.

© Frank Bennett, Chicago; 1876:11385.
Oct. 7. 24039

Kite (The); play in 4 acts, by Tom Gallon.
[124] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 15, 1910 ; D : 21351 ; Louis Neth-
ersole. New York. 24040
Same. New ed. [3], 125 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Nov. 5. 1910 ; D : 22482 ; Tom Gallon,
London. 24041

Kith and kin; a comedy in 4 acts, by G. H.
liee.

© George Hyde Lee, Washington; 1897:
26114, Apr. 27. 24042

Kith, not kind; an original romantic play in 4
acts, by I. Forbes-Robertson.

© Ian Forbes-Robertson, New York; 1890:
1720, Jan. 13. 24043

Kithless, kinless; or. North and South, sen-
sational, emotional and society drama in 6
tableaux, by V. Donaldson.

© Virginia Donaldson, New York; 1879:
5759, Apr. 29. 24044

Kit's caller; acting humorous monologue for a
woman, by Pauline Phelps. New York, E. S.
Werner & company, 1908. cover-title, 6 p.
12". (Pauline Phelps's pieces)

© Edgar S. Werner, New York ; D : 14515,
Dec. 11, 1908; 2c. Apr. 19, 1909. 24045

Kitshi Manido, the great spirit; Indian pa-
geant of the peace-pipe in 3 acts, by I. J.
Frazee. 21 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 27, 1915 ; D : 41314 ; Isaac Jenk-
inson Frazee, Escondido, Cal. 24045a

Kitten (The); play in 1 act, by E. L. Sheldon.

[2], 19 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 29, 1913; D: 34575; Eugene
Lloyd Sheldon, New York. 24046

play in 3 acts, by B. W. Langsdale. [2],

135 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 6, 1913 ; D : 34335 ; Byron With-
ers Langsdale, Kansas City, Mo. 24047

Kittens; a play, by Olive Logan.

© Wirt Sikes, United States ; 1883 : 1051.
Jan. 16. . 24048

or, Pluck brings luck, by Oscar Weil and

Frederick Lyster.

© Frank Losee, New York ; 1884 : 22334,
Nov. 8. [For copies reed, see 1884:14470]

24049

P-

a play, by O. Weil and F. Lyster, 174

f°. Ms.

© Oscar Weil and Frederic Lyster, United
States; 1884:14470, July 16; Ic. Nov. 7.

24050

Kittie comes home; comedy in 3 acts, by W.
Collison. 112 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 5, 1915 ; D : 40852 ; Wilson Col-
lison, Columbus, O. 24050a

Kittie Masters; or, The bushman's daughter,
a comedy-drama in 4 acts and 6 scenes, by
G. A. Lemming.

© George A. Lemming, Milwaukee; 1888:
32899, Nov. 21. 24051

Kittie O'Connor; comedy drama in 3 acts, by
A. E. Berg.

© Albert Ellery Berg, New York; 1894:
35082, July 21. 24052

Kittie's little way; a farce in 1 act, by J. C.
Dox.

© Julia C. Dox, Peoria, 111. ; D : 14095, Oct.
19, 1908. 24053

Kittie's wedding cake; an original farce in 1
act, by N. Zediker. Clyde, O., A. D. Ames,
1886. 9 p. 12°. ([Ames' series of standard
and minor drama, no. 182] )

© A. D. Ames, Clyde, O. ; 1886 : 26463, Nov.
23; 2c. Nov. 23. 24054

Kitty (The); a comedy in 5 acts, by G. B.
Selby.

© George B. Selby, Louisville ; D : 7514,
Nov. 6, 1905. 24055

comedy in 4 acts, by G. B. Selby. 135 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 12, 1914; D: 38.564; George B.

Selby, Louisville.

24055a

1193

24056

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

24075

Kitty (The)— Continued.

duologue, by Robert Higginbotham. New

York, S. French; London, S. French, ltd.,

1913. 11 p. 12°.

© Sept. 24, 1913; 2c. Sept. 25, 1913; D:

34540; Samuel French, ltd., London. 24056

a 4 act comedy in 5 scenes, by A. Wynne.

104 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Anna Wynne, New York; D:8771, July
2, 1906; 2c. July 30, 1906. 24057

Kitty and Dick; play in 3 act.s, by M. H. Lester.

© Morgan H. Lester, Washington; 1896:

35423, June 16. 24058

Kitty and Patsy; or. The same thing over
again, an Irish musical sketch in 1 scene,
by F, L. Cutler. Clyde, O., Ames publishing

CO.

© Ames pub. co., Clyde, O. ; 1897:25679,
Apr. 26; 2c. May 8. 24059

Kitty (The) and the wolf; a 1 act skit in 2
scenes, by AV. W. Claflin. 36 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© AVard Willard Claflin, Brooklyn; D:
5442, Aug. 15, 1904 ; 2c. Aug. 15, 1904. 24060

Kitty Flinn's troubles; a farce in 1 scene, by
F. Donnarumma.

© Frank Donnariunma, New York; 1884:
22260, Nov. 7. 24061

Kitty from Cork; by J. M. Sullivan.

© .Tosie Morris Sullivan, New York; 1899:
3318, Jan. 7. 24062

Kitty Ingram; a new American opera in 4 acts,
by A. Ivlugh. 40 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Li-
bretto only]

© Arthur Klugh, Guelph, Ontario, Canada ;
D:3432, May 15, 1903; 2c. May 15, 1903.

24063

Kitty land.

© Ned Wavburn's vaudeville attractions,
inc.. New York; D : 8370, Apr. 17, 1906.

24064

Kitty MacKay; comedy in 3 acts, by C. C.
Gushing. 83 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 25, 1910; D: 21415; Catherine
Chisholm Cushing, New York. 24065

Kitty O'Connor; farce, by M. E. Howorth.

© Mary Elizabeth Howorth, Boston ; 1874 :
5301, Apr. 20. 24066

Kitty of the chorus; play in 1 act, by B. Zu-
ber. 10 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 4, 1912 ; D : 31314 ; Byrdine Zu-
ber, Chicago. 24067

Kitty Tailleur; drama in 3 acts, by A. Hodges,
founded on the novel of the same name, by
May Sinclair. [1], 103 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 27, 1913 ; D : 33346 ; Arthur Hodges,
New York. 24068

Kitty, the crook; a dramatic episode, by L. M.
Lion and W. Strange Hall. 24 p. 4°. Tj-pe-
written.

© Leon M. Lion, Bushey, England; D:
13429. July 27, 1908 ; 2c. July 11, 1908. 24069

Kitty's best catch; 1 act comedy sketch, by
W. G. Stiegler. 10 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 28, 1910 ; D : 21436 ; William G.
Stiegler, Cincinnati. 24070

Kitty's triumph; a drama in 6 acts, by M. J.
Clifford, cover-title, 56 p. 8°. Printed.

© Mary J. Clifford, Dover, N. H. ; 1892:
36975, Sept. 9 ; 2c. Sept. 8. 24071

Kittytown.

© Ned Wayburn's vaudeville attractions,
inc.. New York ; D : 8371, Apr. 17, 1906.

24072

a fantastic comedy with music in 1 act,

book and lyrics by J. \V. Standish, music by
Jean Schwartz. 15 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Joseph W. Standish. New York ; D : 9205,
Oct. 1, 1906; 2c. Oct. 1, 1906. 24073

Kjaerlighetens 0ine; skuespil i 4 akter, af
•Tohan Bojer. Kristiania, Gyldendalske bog-
handel, Nordisk forlag, 1910. [6], 176 p. 12°.

© Mar. 16, 1910 ; 2c. Oct. 3, 1910 ; D : 22247 ;
Gyldendalske boghandel, Christiana, Nor-
way. 24074

Kjaerlihedens tragedie. See Love's tragedy.

Klarinettenniacher (Der); oper in 2 aufzugen,
mit benutzung, von Marpurgs Legengen und
altereu dichtungen, von G. R. Kruse, nuisik
von Friedrich Weigniann. Berlin - Lichter-
felde. Silesius-verlag, [1912] 01 p. 12°. [Li-
bretto only]

© Aug. 7, 1912; 2c. Sept. 17, 1912; D:
30862 ; Georg Richard Kruse, Berlin. 24075

Klecks (Der); versspiel in 3 akten, von Ewald
Cranz. [Amsterdam, 1913] 2 p. 1., 115 p.
12°.

© Ic. Sept. 26, 1914 ; D : 38329 ; Biihnenver-
lag Ahn & Simrock, g. m. b. h., Berlin. 24075a

Same. Berlin, Biihnenverlag Ahn & Sim-
rock, g. m. b. h., 1914. 99 p. 8°.

© Ic. Mar. 1. 1915; D: 40736; Buhnenver-
lag Ahn & Simrock, g. m. b. h., Berlin. 24075b

1194

I

24076

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

24091

Kleider machen leute; komische oper in 1 vor-
spiel unci 3 akten, mit benutzung von Gott-
fried Kellers gleichnamiger novelle, von Leo
Felcl, musik von Alexander Zemlinsky. Ber-
lin, Ed. Bote & G. Bock, 1910. 92 p. 16°.
[Textbuch]

© Feb. 1, 1910 ; 2c. Mar. 7, 1910 ; D : 20361 ;
Ed. Bote & G. Bock, Berlin. 24076

Klein Deutschland; comedy drama in 5 acts,
by A. Philipp, music by A. Philipp and Carl
von Wegern.

© Adolph Philipp, New York; 1897:3362,
Jan. 6. 24077

lokalposse mit gesang in 3 akten und 6

bildern, von E. Boremsky und M. Cohnheim.

© Eugene Boremsky and Max Cohnheim,
New York ; 1SS2 : 15152, Sept. 13. 24078

Klein Dorrit; lustspiel in 3 akten [nach Dick-
ens] von Franz von Schonthan. Berlin, Felix
Bloch erben, 1905. 94 p. 8°.

© International copyright bureau, ltd., Lon-
don ; D : 9150, Sept. 27, 1906 ; 2c. Aug. 23, 1906.

24079

Klein -eisen; berliner mittelstands-drama aus
den 90er jahren des vorigen jahrhunderts in
5 akten, von Eugen Albu. Miinchen, Drei
maskeu verlag, 1912. 125 p. 8°.

© Ic. Dec. IS, 1912 ; D : 31738 ; Drei masken
verlag, g. m. b. h., Munich. 24080

Klein-Eva; lustspiel in 3 akten, von O. Ott,
autorisierte uebersetzung aus dem diinischen
von John Josephson. Berlin, Berliner theater-
verlag, g. m. b. h., 1914. 67 p. 12°.

© Ic. June 17, 1914; D: 38018; Berliner
theater-verlag. g. m. b. h., Berlin. 24080a

Klein zaches genannt Zinnober. See Zin-
nober.

Kleine (Die) baronesse; operette in 1 akt, von
Robert Bodanzky, musik von F. Albini. 43 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ludwig Doblinger (Bernhard Herzman-
sky), Vienna; D : 15531, Apr. 3, 1909; 2c. Apr.
17, 1909. 24081

Kleine (Die) Blanche-fleure. See Kubreigen
(Der)

Kleine (Das) cafe (Le petit cafe); lustspiel in
3 akten, von Tristan Bernard, deutsch von
F:rich Motz. Berlin, F. Bloch erben, 1912.
98 p. 8°.

© Ic. Feb. 26, 1912 ; D : 28831 ; Felix Bloch
erben, Berlin. 24082

Kleine (Tas) chocoladenmadchen (La Petite
chocolatiere) ; lustspiel in 4 akten, von Paul
Gavault, deutsch von G. von Schonthan. Ber-
lin. Felix Bloch erben, 1910. 141 p. 8°.

© Ic. Dec. 1, 1910; D: 22698; Felix Bloch
erben, Berlin. 24083

Kleine (Die) Trau Schmetterling (Madame
Butterfly); tragodie einer Japanerin (nach
John L. Long und David Belasco) von L.
Illica und G. Giacosa, deutsch von Alfred
Briiggeman, musik von Giacomo Puccini.
Maiiand [etc.] G. Ricordi & c. ; New York,
Boosey & co., 1907. 4 p. 1., 6-54 numb. 1. 8°.
[Libretto only]

© G. Ricordi & co., Milan ; D : 11369, Sept.
17, 1907 ; 2c. Sept. 17, 1907. 24084

See also Madame Butterfly.

Kleine (Die) freundin; operette in einem vor-

spiel und 2 akten, von Leo' Stein [pseud, des
Leo Ro.senstein] und Dr. A. M. Willner, musik
von Oscar Straus. Soufflier- und regiebuch.
Leipzig, Ludwig Doblinger (Bernhard Herz-
mansky) 1911. 147 p. 8°.

© Sept. 1, 1911 ; 2c. Mar. 4, 1912 ; D : 32600 ;
Ludvi'ig Doblinger (Bernhard Herzmansky),
Leipzig. 24085

Same. Textbuch der gesiinge. Leipzig,

Ludwig Doblinger (Bernhard Herzmansky),
1911. 47 p. 12°.

© Oct. 18, 1911; 2c. Jan. 31, 1912; D-
28497; Ludwig Doblinger (Bernhard Herz-
mansky), Leipzig. 24086

Kleine (Die) bobeit; lustspiel in 3 akten, von
Dora Duncker und Hans Gaus. Berlin, E.
Bloch, 1913. 76 p. 12°.

© Ic. May 26, 1913; D : 33332 : Edi:ard
Bloch, Berlin. 24087

Kleine (Der; konig; operette in 3 akten, von
Karl V. Bakonyi und Franz Martos, gesangs-
texte. sowie deutsche iibersetzung von Rob-
ert Bodanzky, musik von Emmerich Kal-
man. Soufflier- und regie-buch. Leipzig, W.
Karczag, 1913. 279 p. 4°.

© Ic. July 30, 1913 ; D : 33942 ; W. Karczag.
Vienna. 24088

Same. Text der gesiinge. Wien, W. Kar-

czag, 1912. 39 p. 12'

© Nov. 21, 1912; 2c. Apr. 16. 1913; D:
32960 ; W. Karczag, Vienna. 24089

Kleine (Die) konigin; operette in 3 akten nach
[Jules] Chancel und [Leon] Xanrof [pseud,
des L§on Fourneau] von M. Rappaport [pseud,
des Erich I\Iotz], musik von Ivan Caryll. Text
der gesjinge. Berlin, A. Fiirstner. 65 p. 12°.
© Aug. 28, 1910; 2c. Sept. 21, 1910; D:
22103; Adolph Fiirstner, Berlin. 24090

Kleine konigin (S. A. R.); operette in 3 akten
nach [Jules] Chancel und [Leon] Xanrof
[pseud, des Leon Fourneau] von Erich Motz
(M. Itappaport) musik von Ivan Caryll.
Berlin, A. Furstner, 1910. 180 p. 12°.
(Vollstandiges textbuch mit dialog und an-
gabe)

© Nov. 23, 1910 ; 2c. Dec. 9, 1910 ; D : 22765 :
Adolph Furstner, Berlin. 24091

1195

24093

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

24114

Kleine (Der) landprediger ; lustspiel in 4 auf-
ziigen, von James Matthew Barrie, fiir die
deutsche biihne bearbeitet von Rudolf Lothar.
Berlin, Vita, deutsclies veiiagshaus, 1907. 3
p. 1., [5]-120 p. 12°. (Bibliothek moderner
dramen)

© Vita, deutsches verlagshaus, Berlin ; D :
11005, July 20, 1907; 2c. July 20, 1907.

24092

Kleine (Der) salon; operetta in 3 akten, von F.
Karl und H. Hall, musik von Carl Petzl,
Textbuch der gesiinge. Miinchen, Drei mas-
ken-verlag, g. m. b. h., 1914. 38 p. 12°.

© Feb. 27, 1914; Ic. July 15, 1914; D:
37606; Drei masken verlag, g. m. b. h., Mu-
nich. 24092a

Kleine (Der) Vulkan; schwank in 3 akten, von
Alexander Engel und Armin Friedmann.
Wien, F. W. Schmieden, 1910. 71 p. 12°.

© Ic. Feb. 15, 1911; D : 23361 ; F. W.
Schmieden, Vienna. 24093

Kleine (Der) Zacharias; ein lustspiel in 5 auf-
zugen, von Dietrich Eckart. Berlin, Otto
Eisner, 1903. cover-title, 99 p. 12°.

© Otto Eisner, Berlin; D : 2916, Jan. 28,
1903; 2c. Jan. 28, 1903. 24094

Kleiner (Der) Eyolf. See Gesammelte dramen:
Henrik Ibsen.

Kleptomaniac (The); a comedy in 1 act, by

Margaret Cameron. 41 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Nancy N. Cameron, Oakland, Cal. ; D :

1040, Oct. 30, 1901; 2c. Oct. 31, 1901. 24095

a drama, by B. K. Phillips.

© Bettine K. Phillips, New York; 1899:
69096, Oct. 24; 2c. Oct. 24. 24096

Kleptomist (The); a 1 act play, by J. F. Hume.

© John Floyd Hume, New York; D:9308,

Oct. 24, 1906. 24097

Klingelbeutel(Der); komodie in 1 akt, [und] St.
Helena; komodie in 1 akt: [von] Adolf Paul.
New York, Breitkopf & Hartel, 1907. 62 p.
8°. (Heroische komodien, zweite folge)

© Breitkopf & Hartel, New York; D:
11375, Sept. 11, 1907; 2c. Sept. 10, 1907.

24098

Klondike; a comedy, by J. G. Temple.

© J. Gordon Temple, Denver ; 1897 : 66719,
Nov. 30. 24099

— - drama in 4 acts, by A. E. Berg.

© Albert Ellery Berg, New York; 1897:
45074, Aug. 10. 24100

— or, The experience of a winter in the
Klondike, a play by W. S. Mitchell.

© W. S. Mitchell, Vancouver, British Co-
lumbia; 1898:15313, Mar. 3; 2c. Mar. 2.

24101

Klondike — Continued.

or. The greed for gold, a comedy drama,

by Bob Watt [pseud, of R. W. Smiley]

© Robert Watt, Philadelphia ; 1897 : 43146,
July 30. 24102

or. The land of the midnight sun, by

E. B. Cauthorn.

© B. B. Cauthorn, Portland, Or.; 1897:
y0087, Sept. 7. 24103

Klondike (A) diamond; a farce in 1 act, by
H. C. Nash. Stanford university, Cal.. 1901.
32 p. 16°.

© Herbert C. Nash, Stanford University,
Cal. ; D : 850, Aug. 15, 1901 ; 2c. Aug. 19, 1901.

24104

Klondike (A) dream; a ballet pantomime, by
R. De Vere and co.

© Reine De Vere & co., New York; 1897:
58748, Oct. 16. 24105

Klondike Kit. Typewritten.

© Raphael Jamieson Hancock, New York ;
1897 : 53394, Sept. 23 ; 2c. Sept. 23. 24106

Klondyke (The); by O. Hammerstein.

© Oscar Hammerstein, New York; 1897:
42417, July 24. 24107

— drama in 4 acts, by W. J. Hill.

© W. J. Hni, Lyons, Neb.; 1897:48863.
Aug. 31. 24108

— a drama in 3 acts, by F. R. Cutting.

© Francis R. Cutting. San Francisco ; 1897 :
55712, Oct. 4; 2c. Dec. 29. 24109

a drama of the gold fields, by J. C. Mc-

Cormick.

© James Cabot McCormick, East Cam-
bridge, Mass.; 1897:42168, July 23. 24110

Klondyke Charlie; by H. De Greau.

© Henri De Greau, Pittsford, Vt. ; D : 5966,
Dec. 27, 1904. 24111

Klondyke (The) gold fields; a 4 act comedy
drama, by G. W. Hamler and H. Burton.

© George W. Hamler and Harry Burton,
Monne, 111.; 1897:58621, Oct. 15. 24112

Klu Klux Klan; by S. C. Little.

© Samuel Craig Little, Spartanburg, S. C. ;
D : 1150.3, Sept. 30, 1907. 24113

See also Ku Klux Klan.

Kluge (Das) felleisen; komische spiel-oper in 1
akt, nach einem Andersen'schen marchen, von
Richard Schott, musik von Waldemar Wend-
land. [Textbuch] Berlin, E. Bote & G. Bock.
1909. 34 p. 12°.

© Nov. 15, 1909; 2c. Dec. 11, 1909; D:
17675; Ed. Bote & G. Bock, Berlin. 24114

1196

24115

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

24135

Kmita; drama in 5 acts, by A. J. Whaley,
adapted from Henryk Sienkiewicz's histori-
cal novel of Poland, The deluge. 116 p. 4".
Typewritten.

© Arthur J. Whaley, Philadelphia; D:
8926, Aug. 7, 1906; 2c. Jan. 26, 1907. 24115

Knacknag'ow. See Tipperary.

Knave (The); fantastic comedy, by W. Bow-
man. 30 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 9, 1915 ; D : 39355 ; Willard Bow-
man and Bertha Creighton, New York.

24115a

Knave and queen; a play in 1 act, by A. Steele.
25 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Asa Steele, New York; D : 12331, Feb.
8, 1908; 2c. Feb. 8, 1908. 24116

Knave (A) of diamonds; a comedy, by Eliza-
beth Ronele [pseud, of E. E. Witherspoon]
133 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Eleanor Elizabeth Witherspoon, Wash-
ington; D: 12442, Feb. 27, 1908; 2c. Feb. 27,
1908. 24117

-1-aet sketch, by M. Hall. [2], 20 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 24, 1911; D: 25585; Mordaunt
Hall, Brooklyn. 24118

Knave (The) of hearts; a comedietta, by Al-
bert Lee, illustrated by Edward Penfield.
New York, R. H. Russell, 1897.

© Robert Howard Russell, New York ;
1897:31830, May 25; 2c. May 31. 24119

■ ■ romantic operetta in 3 acts, by A. A. Knipe.

[117] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 26, 1912; D : 31802 ; Alden Ar-
thur Knipe, New York. 24120

Knaves and fools; comedy in 1 act, for male
characters, by A. J. Schindler. [New York,
Play aud song publishing company] 1898. 24
p. 24°.

© Anthony J. Schindler, New York; 1898:
45611, Aug. 1; 2c. Sept. 20. 24121

Knaves of the road; a comedy in 3 afcts, by
E. L. Stowell.

© Edward L. Stowell, May wood. 111. ; 1878 :
2361, Feb. 2.5. 24122

Knibbs and Knobbs; or. The doctors, a mu-
sical comedy in 3 acts, by J. Hart.

© .Joseph Hart, New York; 1890:18549,
June 7. 24123

Knickerbocker (The); a play in 4 acts, by O. E.
Graeve.

© Olma E. Graeve, New York ; 1890 : 28384,
Sept. 15. 24124

Knickerbocker, jr.; a local musical comedy, in
3 acts, by E. Smith.

© Edgar Smith, New York; 1896:62105,
Nov. 13. 24125

Knickerbockers (The); by H. S. Olcott.

© Henry S. Olcott, New York ; 1871 : 12137,
Dec. 22. 24126

■ -a comedy in 1 act, by E. Wheeler.

© Elodie Wheeler, United States; 1891:
42227, Nov. 25. 24127

a comic opera in 3 acts, libretto by Harry

B. Smitli, music by Reginald De Koven.

© G. Schirmer, New York ; 1892 : 2458, Jan.
13. 24128

■an original American play, by Olive Logan

and W. Sikes.

© Wirt Sikes, New York; 1873:309, Jan.
13. 24129

or. New York two hundred years ago, a

drama in 5 acts, by J. J. Stewart. Baltimore,
1871.

© Joseph J. Stewart, United States; 1871:
10023, Oct. 26. 24130

Knickerbockers (The) at school; an historical
play for young folks, by Efhe Louise Koogle.
Lebanon, O., March brothers, 1906: cover-
title, 27, [1] p. 16°.

© March bros., Lebanon, O. ; D : 9260, Oct.
18, 1906; 2c. Nov. 10, 1906. 24131

Knife (The); or, The man from Texas, grand
sensational drama in 4 acts, by F. F. Schrader.

© Fred P. Schrader, St. Joseph, Mo. ; 1878 :
10315, Sept. 7. 24132

Knig'ht (The); a comic opera in 3 acts, by H. B.
Smith. Libretto.

© Harry B. Smith, Chicago; 1889:28375,
Sept. 18. 24133

Knight (A) and a lady; by F. J. Seybold. New

York, F. J. Seybold, 1880. 1 p. 1., 37 p. 16°.

Frederick .L Seybold, New York; 1880:

17240, Nov. 12 ; 2c. Nov. 27. 24134

Knight and Day; matrimonial satire in 1 act,
by J. R. Gordon. 26 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 30, 1914 ; D : 38373 ; John Rich-
ard Gordon, Chicago. 24134a

Knight & Day, comnaission merchants; a com-
edy in 4 acts, by W. H. Phillips and C. S.
Dickson.

© Waldorf H. Phillips and Charles S. Dick-
son, United States ; 1886 : 25690, Nov. 13.

24135

Knight (The) and the esquire.
Quixote.

See Don

1197

24136

DEAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

24155

Knight (A) errant; a heroic comedy, by V.

Woods. 127 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Virna Woods, Sacramento, Cal. ; D : 661,
July 15, 1901 ; 2c. July 15, 1901. 24136

Knight (A) for a day; by J. C. Slavin. 22 p.
4°, Typewritten.

© John C. Slavin, Elmhurst, N. Y. ; D:
10837, June 25, 1907; Ic. June 12, 1907; Ic.
July 19, 1907. 24137

Knight (A) for a night; 1 act dramatic sketch,
by J. W. Carey. [13] p. 4°. Typewritten.

©John AV. Carey, Sioux City, la. ; D : 15G02,
Apr. 18, 1909 ; 2c. Apr. 13, 1909. 24138

Knight (A) of Arthur's court; play in 4 acts,
by M. C. Gunther. [2], 31 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© 1 c. Apr. 1, 1914 ; D : 36577 ; Maude Cecil
Gunther, Wa.shinyton. 24138a

Knight (The) of Atholeine; a dramatic poem
in 1 act, by Julia S. Bowring Malte.se.

© Salvatore R. Maltese, Salt Lake City ; D :
11529, Oct. 12, 1907. 24139

Knight of Cuba; a play in 4 acts, by B. H.

Standish. 81 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© B. Hoskiu Standish, Minneapolis ; D :
5585, Sept. 30, 1904 ; 2c. Sept. 30, 1904. 24140

Kniglit (The) of Hokokus; comedy in 1 act, by
L. Judson. 88 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 15, 1911; D: 24703; Leonard
Judson, New York. 24141

Knight (A) of labor; or. The master work-
man's vow, a drama in 6 acts, by F. P. Hum-
mel.

© F. Pierce Hummel, Reading, Pa. ; 1887 :
5690, Mar. 10. 24142

• a new and original drama in 4 acts,

by F. P. Hummel. [Reading, Pa., E. Thal-
heimer, 1888] 38 p. 16°.

© F. Pierce Hummel, Reading, Pa.; 1SS8:
80226, Oct. 24; 2c. Nov. 9. 24143

Knight (A) of nowadays; melodramatic play-
let in 1 act, by C. B. Sternberg. 24 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. July 7, 1910; D: 21498; Charles B.
Sternberg, Portland, Or. 24144

Knight (The) of the banks; in 4 acts, by G.
S. Dunkin. 84 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Gertrude Scott Dunkin. New York; D:
129, Feb. 11, 1901; 2c. Jan. 25, 1901. 24145

Knight (A) of the camera; a sensational com-
edy drama in 4 acts, dramatized from J. B.
Dralce's novel Chronicle of a camera, by F.
C. Jlolyneaux.

© J. B. DraL:e, Bolivar, Mo.; 1893:26796,
June 3. 24146

Knight (A) of the cross; an historical drama
in 4 acts, by F. S. Kolle.

© Frederick Strange Kolle, Brooklyn;
1897 : 26467, Apr. 80. 24147

romantic melodrama in 4 acts, by L. L.

Hall.

© Louis Leon Hall, Morristown, N. J. ; D :
3968, Sept. 11, 1903. 24148

Knight (The) of the football game; a comedy
sketch in 1 act, by R. Bartlett.

© Randolph Bartlett, Los Angeles; D:
5801, Nov. 5, 1904, 24149

Knight (The) of the garter; a play in 3 acts, by
L. Ditrich.stein. Typewritten,

© Leo Ditrichstein, United States; 1S99:
21843, Mar. 27; 2c. Mar. 27. 24150

[2],

romantic farce in 3 acts, by A. Otis.

117 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic, Jan. 14, 1913; D: 31965; Alexander
Otis, New York. 24151

Knight (The) of the golden horn. See Huon
of Gwyenne.

Knight (A) of the grip; comedy in 1 act. by
Joseph Leiser and W. L. Sweitzer. [2], 30 p.
4°. Typewritten,

© Ic. June 10, 1912 ; D : 29926 ; Willard Lee
Sw^eitzer, Allentown, Pa. 24152

— farce-comedy in 3 acts, by C. R. Schuber-
ing. 102 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 31, 1911 ; D : 24808 ; C. R. Schu-
bering, Oakland, Cal. 24153

skit, by S. Roberts. 9 p. 4°. Typewrit-

ten.

© Ic. Jan. 12, 1915 ; D : 39370 ; Samuel Rob-
erts, New York. 24153a

Knight (The) of the leopard,
(The)

See Talesman

Knight of the mask; romantic drama, by H, D,
Cottrell,

© Frank Cooley, San Francisco; D:1393.
Feb. 4, 1902. 24154

Knight of the Nineteenth. See Sneak (The)

Knight (The) of the nymphs; 3 act comedy, by
M. C. Clark. [47] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 27, 1915; D:42.")09; Maurice
Charles Clark, South Omaha, Neb. 24154a

Knight (A) of the quill; comedy for 3 males
and 1 female, bv Frances Aymar Mathews.
New York, E. S. Werner & co., 1907. 33 p.
12°.

© E](lgar S. Werner & co.. New York ; D :
11698, Nov. 7, 1907; 2c. Nov, 22, 1907.

24155

1198

24156

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

24178

Knight of the red cross; a sensational illu-
sionary drama in 5 acts, by H. C. Franclv.

© Harry C. I'ranck, New York ; 1879 : 8306,
June 23. 24156

Knig-ht (A) of the ring-; by W, J. Wilson.
© William J. Wilson, Philadelphia ; D :
14558, Dec. 17, 1908. 24157

Knight (A) of the two foils; a musical comedy
in 3 acts, book by Maurice O'Neill and Al-
banus Soderlund, lyrics and music by A.
Soderlund. 45 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libret-
to only]

© Soderlund & O'Neill, Milton. Mass.; D:
4785, Mar. 2, 1904; 2c. Mar. 2, 1904. 24158

Knight (A) of today; a drama in 4 acts, by
H. K. Walthew.

© Helene Ripley Walthew, New York; D:
854, Sept. 11, 1901. 24159

Knighthood days; drama in 1 act, by Charles
Goddard. 7 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 4, 1914 ; D : 40815 ; International
news service, New York. 24159a

Knightly (A) heritage; a drama, by G. Gibson.
[St. Louis, Samuel F. Myerson, printing cc,
1908] 2 p. 1., 3-121 p. 12°.

© Gerolt Gibson, St. Louis ; D : 12895, May
4, 1908; 2c. Aug. 10, 1908. 24160

Knightly (The) twins of Spain; by L. C. Hub-'
bard.

© Lester C. Hubbard, New York; D : 829,
Sept. 3, 1901. 24161

Knightly (A) woman; a comedy in 4 acts, by
E. Doyle.

© Edward Doyle, New York; D: 15623.
Apr. 15, 1909. 24162

Knights in Cuba; by Collarbox [pseud, of Bar-
ney Hoskin Standish]

© Laura G. Standish, Minneapolis; D:
2018, June 18, 1902. 24163

Knights of labor; by N. ^IcKenna.

© N. McKenna, New York; 1890:24309,
Aug. 4. 24164

drama in 5 acts, by G. Lascelles and C. H.

Thompson.

© George Lascelles and Charles H. Thomp-
son, Troy, N. Y. ; 1884:19570, Sept. 29.

24165

— a drama in 4 acts, by J. A. Stevens.

© John A. Stevens, New York ; 1880 : 5271.
Mar. 5. 24166

— a melodrama in 5 acts, by L. Eddinger.
© Lawrence Eddinger, Albany ; 1886 : 4778,

Knights of labor — Continued.

a play, by J. E. Goggin.

© James E. Goggin, Chicago; 1887:7802,
Apr. 1. 24168

or, The workingman's rights, a melo-

drama in 5 acts, by C. Gayler.

© Charles Gayler, New York ; 1885 : 28053,
Dec. 31, 24169

or, Work and wages, a drama in 4 acts.

by L. Marston.

© Lawrence Marston, New York; 1886;
8354, Apr. 8. ' . 24170

— See also Germinal.

Feb. 26.

24167

1199

Knights of Pythias. See K. (The) 0. P.s

Knights of the road; by J. HoUoran. 141 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© John Holloran, Yonkers, N. Y. ; D : 15721,
Apr. 27, 1909; 2c. May 21, 1909. 24171

Knights of the royal arch; by C. S. Rogers.

© Charles Smith Rogers, Hot Springs, Ark. ,
1900 A: 4079, Feb. 13; 2c. Aug. 13. 24172

Knights of the sacred goat; funny degree for
any fraternal order, or for public entertain-
ment, bv S. E. Smyth. Omaha, Neb., S. E.
Smyth [1913] 15 p. 12°.

© Feb. 2, 1913 ; 2c. Feb. 24, 1913 ; D : .32404 ;
Sam E. Smyth, Omaha, Neb. 24173

Knights (The) of the Sierras; or, Kit Carson
and his comrades.

© T. A. Bland and F. T. Seybold, Wash-
ington; 1880 : 3299, Mar. 1. 24174

Knights (The) of Tyburn; a drama in 5 acts,
adapted from the French of d'Ennery's
Chevaliers du brouillard, by A. Godchaus.

© Alfred Godchaus. New York; 1889:
35124, Nov. 19. 24175

Knight's (The) return. See Hermit (A) of
Carmel, and other poems.

Knobs (The) o' Tennessee; a drama in 4 acts,
by Hal. Reid [i. e. James Halleck Reid]
Typewritten.

© National prtg. & eng. cc, Chicago ; 1899 :
28042, Apr. 24; Ic. June 26; Ic. Sept. 30.

24176

Knock at the door, peep in, open the latch
and walk in; a drama in 5 acts. 50 p. obi.
8°. Ms.

© INIattie Lewis. Cherry Creek, Nev. ; 1883:
23482, Dec. 18; Ic. Jan. 11, 1884. 24177

Knock-out (The); story of the prize ring, by G.
Nawl. 6 p. f. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 21, 1910; D: 20257; George
Nagel, Newark, N. J. 24178

24179

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

24197

Knock-out Cohen; sketch in 1 act, by M. M.
Theise. 7 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© ic. Mar. 30, 1911; D: 23788; Mortimer
M. Tlieise, New York. 24179

Knock-out drops; composition to be produced

with tlie aid of music, scenery and costume,

by E. Schuyler. 2 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 19, 1915; D: 40583; Elise

Schuyler, Oakland, Cal. 24179a

Knock-out (The) gloves; play in 1 act, by
J. Daes. 5 p. 12°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 31, 1914 ; D : 37972 ; John Daes,
Chicago. 24179b

Knock (The) that wakens; play in 3 acts, by
F. W. Norris. 150 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 16, 1913; D: 33804; F. Wick-
ham Norris, Brooklyn. 24180

Knockers (The); a farce comedy in 3 acts,
with 24 lyrics, by R. C. Rose.

© Rov Clarke Rose, Chicago; D:1070,
Nov. 7, 1901. 24181

a sketch, by E. Howell Watkin. 11 p. f°.

Typewritten.

© Edith Howell Watkin, New York; D:
5777, Nov. 15, 1904; 2c. Nov. 8, 1904. 24182

Knockerstein's knockout; sketch, by J. R.
Shryock. 17 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 28, 1909; D: 17804; J. R.

Shryock, New York. 24183

Knocking' (The) at the door; play in 4 acts,
by M. and S. Lewis. [95] p. f°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Apr. 6, 1911; D: 23858; Mary and
Samuel Lewis, Arlington, Mass. 24184

Knocklanny; or, The turn of the tide, an orig-
inal Irish drama in 2 acts, by B. Carter.

© Barry Carter, Philadelphia ; 1879 : 13820,
Oct. 18. 24185

Knopf (Ein); lustspiel in 1 akt, von Julius
Roseu, with table of difficulties by Sigmon M.
Stern. New York, H. Holt and company
[etc.] Boston, C. Schoenbof, 1883. 4 p. 1.,
[7] -41 p. 12°. (Stern's selected German
comedies prepared for students, no. 1)

© Henry Holt & co., New York; 1883:
13118, July 17 ; 2c. July 23. 24186

■ Same.

© Ada N. Stern, New York, as the widow
of the author, in renewal for 28 years. Re-
newal no. 1877, May 27, 1911. Original
entry, July 17, 1883, no. 13118. 24187

Knot (A) of blue and gold; a military drama
in 4 acts and prologue, by J. F. McLean, rev.
bv Richard Naylor. Galveston, Tex., Hopkins
& CO., 1894. 21 p. 8°.

© J. Francis McLean, Galveston, Tex.;
1894 : 52175, Nov. 8 ; 2c. Dec. 13. 24188

Knot (A) of ribbon blue; a play in 1 act, by
H. C. Col well. 38 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Henry C. Colwell, Kittanning, Pa.; D:
13050, May 25, 1908; 2c. May 25, 1908.

24189

Knot (A) of violets; drama in 1 act, by T. Z.
Henry. 7 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 30, 1915 ; D : 42132 ; Talma Zetta
•Henry, Sacramento, Cal. 24189a

Knot (A) of white ribbon; comedy in 1 act,
by Alice C. Thompson. Philadelphia, Penn
pub. CO., 1910. 16 p. 12°.

© Nov. 15, 1910; 2c. Nov. 16, 1910; D:
22569; Penn pub. co., Philadelphia. 24190

Knots of life, untie them all who can; a play
in 5 acts, by G. Stevenson.

© Gustavus Stevenson, Omaha, Neb. ; 1871 :
10565, Nov. 7. 24191

Knotted kinks; or, Three lovers in one, a com-
edy ill 3 acts, from the German of Dr. Wespe,
by Julius Roderich Benedix, tr. and adapted
by M. E. Wickware and G. M. Chester.

© Madge PI Wickware and George M. Ches-
ter, Detroit ; 1877 : 14673, Dec. 17. 24192

Knout's (The) kiss; play in 1 act, by G. Levy.
9 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 14, 1915; D: 40364; Gertrude
Levy, New York. 24192a

Know thyself; play in 3 acts, adapted from the
French of Paul Hervieu, by Algernon Boye-
sen. 109 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 10, 1909; D:17324; Arnold Daly,
New York. 24193

(Connais-toi); play in 3 acts, by Paul

\

Hervieu, tr. by Barry Cerf. 30 p. 8°. Printed.

© Mar. 1, 1915 ; 2c. Mar. 6, 1915 ; D : 39888 ;

Houghton, Mifflin co., Boston. 24193a

See also Chief contemporary dramatists-
Know ye not; drama in 4 acts, by Leon Elbert

Landone. 196 p. 4°. Typewritten.
© Ic. Dec. 16, 1€)10; D: 22896; Franklin

Robinson, New York. 24194

Knowing all— but trusting him still; a drama
in 4 acts, by L. J. L. Stilwell. 88 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Laura Jean Libbey - Stilwell, Brooklyn ;
D : 12107, Jan. 3, 1908 ; 2c. Feb. 4, 1908. 24195

Knowing the law; dramatic sketch in 1 act, by
R. B. M. Wilson. [1], 11 p. 4°. Typewritten.
© Ic. Nov. 1, 1913 ; D : 34909 ; R. B. :M. Wil-
son, Chicago. 24196

Knowledge of gods; by H. Fish. 29 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Horace Fish, New York; D:9719, Dec.
31, 1906 ; 2c. Dec. 31, 1906. 24197

1200

24197

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

24210

Known (The) woman; dramatic incident in
playlet form, by M. Terrell. [1], 22 p. 4°,
Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 18, 1914; D: 36345; Maverick
Terrell, Seattle. 24197a

Knox Trender; comedy-drama in 4 acts, by
John Oliver Erlan. [132] p. f°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Dec. 13, 1911; D: 26017; J. Oliver
Jacobson, West Hoboken, N. J. 24198

Knut der herr. See Gesammelte werke.

Knut Knutson; a Swedish-American play for
American people, by J. O. Jacobson.

© John Oliver Jacobson, Roy. Wash.; D:
5226, June 9, 1904. 24199

Knute (Die); schauspiel in 4 aufziigen, von INIax
Kempner - Hochstadt. Miitichen und Bei'lin,
Geors Muller, 1914. xii, 159 p. 8°.

© Nov. 30, 1914 ; Ic. Mar. 3, 1915 ; D : 40727 ;
Vertriebsstelle des Verbandes deutscher hiihn-
enschril'tsteller, g. m. b. h., Berlin. 24199a

Knutschdoktor Stremel; dramatisches spiel fiir
9 niiiunliche u. 5 weibliche roUeu nach dem
plattdeutschen Natxn-doktor -Stremel von H.
Bandlow, draraatisiert von E. J. Freund.
Aiitigo, Antig-o pub. co., 1914. 29 p. 10°.

© Apr. 17, 1914; 2c. Apr. 24, 1914; D:
30S31 ; Antigo pub. co., Antigo, Wis, 24199b

Knutt (The) family; farcical book with musical
binding in 2 scenes, by J. McCree. [1], 21 p.
4°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. July 20, 1915; D: 41261; Junie IMc-
Cree, New York. 24199c

. Kobold (Der); von Siegfried Wagner, vollstan-
uigor klavierauszng, mit text von Eduard
Renss. Leipzig, M. Brockliaus, 1903. 1 p. 1.,
323 p. f °.

© Max Brockhaus, Leipzig ; D : 4212, Nov.
9, 1903 ; 2c. Nov. 9. 1903. 24200

Kobzsar; lyrische opor in 3 aufziigen, text und
musik von P. Sidorenko, rev. von F. H.
Schneider. Leipzig, Breitkopf und Jlartel
[1901] 57 p. 12°. [Libretto only. German
and Russian]

© P. Sidorenko, Berlin; D:613, June 27,
1901 ; 2c. June 27, 1901. 24201

Kodak (The); comedy in 1 act, by H. E. Mcin-
tosh.

© Harriet Edwards Mcintosh, New York;
D : 6315, Mar. 11, 1905. 24202

a photographic musical comedy in 3 snap

sliots, by Mark E. Swan.

© H. Noss, New Brighton, Pa. ; 1894 : 27404,
July 2. 24203

Kolcson (A) kert kastely; vigjAtek 3 felvonfvs
kephen. irta Pekar Gyula. 149 p. f°. Mimeo-
graphed.

© Feb. 6, 1914 ; 2c. INIar. 18, 1914 ; D : 36399 ;
Franz Bard & bruder, Budapest. 24203a

Kohl, das ist was fiir dich; liedertexte aus der
grossen rheinischen ausstattungsrevue. text
von Christian Witt u. Gerhard Ebeler. nuisik,
von Rudolf Biiron. Koln a. Rli., J. F. Weber,
1913. 23 p. 8°.

© Jan. 1, 1913 ; 2c. June 28, 1913 ; D : 33641 ;
.Job. Franz Weber, g. m. b. h., Cologne. Uer-
many. ^ 24204

Konig Friedrich's bild; oder. Die verschworung
von Morristown, kriegsbild mit meloih-.-ima
und gesang in 3 akten, mit benutzung eiues
jilteren stoffes von R. Tliiem. New York, I.
Goldmann, 1899. 64 p. 8°. *

© Robert Thiem. New York; 1899:83421,
Dec. 26 ; 2c. Jay. 15, 1900. 24205

Konig Harlekin; nmsikalisches maskons])iel in
3 aufziigen, text von Rudolf Lotli;ii\ inuiN
von Georg Clutsani. Berlin. E. Bote tS: G.
Bock, 1912. 60 p. 12°. [Texthuchl

© Aug. 20, 1912; 2c. Oct. 28. 1912; D:
31254; Ed. Bote & G. Bock. Berlin. 24206

See also Harlequin king.

Konig (Der) in Paris; komodie in 4 akton, von
G. A. Caillavet, Robert de Flers und Em-
manuel Arene. Berlin, Felix Bloch erl)eii,
1908. 89 p. 8°.

© Felix Bloch erhen. Berlin ; D : 15014. Feb.
6, 1909 ; 2c. Feb. 6, 1809. 24207

Konig Ludwig von Bayern; 5-act tragedy, by
Ferdinand Franz Bonn.

© Charles R. Tyler, New York ; D : 5049,
May 4, 1904. 24208

Konig Odipus; tragodie, von Sophokles, neu
iibersetzt von Hugo von Hofmannstlial. Ber-
lin, S. Fischer, verlag, 1910. 102 p. 12°.

© Oct. 6, 1909 ; 2c. Oct. 30, 1909 ; D : 17227 ;
S. Fischer, verlag, Berlin. 24209

Konig Ottokars gliick und ende; trauerspiel in
5 aufziigen, von Franz Grillparzer, ed. with in-
troduction and notes by Carl Edgar Eggert.
. . . New York, H. Holt and company, 1910. Iv,
184 p. front., plate, map. 16°.

© Apr. 25, 1910; 2c. Apr. 27. 1910; A:
261483 ; Henry Holt & co., New York. 24210

Konig Salomo; drama in 3 akten, von E. Hardt.
Leipzig, Insel-verlag, 1915. 120 p. 12°.

© Sept. 11, 1915; Ic. Oct. 28, 1915; D:
42124 ; Ernst Hardt, Weimar, Germany.

24210a

5379— le

1201

24211

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

24226

Konig Saul; eine biblische hlstorie in 5 akten,
von Paul Heyse. Leipzig, Verlag von Philipp

lieclain, jun. [1908] 79 p. 24°

© Emanuel Lederer, New York; D
Feb. 9, 19U9; 2c. Feb. 13, 1909.

— trauerspiel in 5 aufziigen, von O.
Rottau. [Berlin, M. Barscball, 1909]
16°.

: 15035,
24211

S. von
115 p.

© Aug. 1909; 2c. Dec. 29, 1909; D: 20807;
L. M. Barscball, Berlin. 24212

Konig (Der) von Samarkand; ein musika-
lisclies niiircben in 2 aulziigen, text uach
Grillparzer, unci luusik von Franz Mikorey.
Wiesbaden, R. Bechtold & conip., 1911. 38 p.
12°. [Libretto only]

© Ic. May 23, 1911 ; D : 24269 ; Rud. Bech-
told & CO., Wiesbaden, Germany. 24213

Kouig ^papek der edle zwerg; moderne
miircben-operette in 3 akten. von A. Bern-
stein-Saversky und A. S. Pordes-Milo, niusik
von Bertrand Siinger. Leipzig, G, Ricliter
tbeaterverlag [1909J 70 p. 12°. [Libretto
only]

© Nov. 20, 1900; 2c. Dec. 18, 1909; D:
17735; Gustav Richter tbeaterverlag, Leip-
zig. 24214

Konige; ein schauspiel in 5 akten, von Wilbelm
Weigand. Leipzig, Insel-verlag, 1911. 154 p.
12°.

© Dec. 29, 1911; 2c. Mar. 6, 1912; D:
2S950; Insel-verlag, Leipzig. 24215

Kbnigreich. (Das); mJircbendrama in 4 akten,
von K. Sclionhen-. Borlin, J. G. Cotta'sclie
bucbbandlung nacbfolger, 1908. 120 p. 12°.

© Karl Schunherr, Berlin; D: 13033, May
23, 1908; 2c. June 1, 1908. 24216

3 akten, von

Konigskinder; ein niiirclien in
Engelbert Humperdinck.

© Max Ei'ockliaus, Leipzig;
Feb. 3.

1897 : 9085.
24217

musikmarcben in 3 bilder, text von Ernst

•Rosmer [pseud, der Elsa Porgos Bernstein]
musik von Engelbert Hunii)erdinck. Berlin,
S. Fischer verlag [1910] 100 p. 16°. [Li-
bretto only]

© Sept. 21, 1910; 2c. Oct. 7, 1910; D:
22238; S. Fisclier verlag, Berlin. 24218

Same.

© Nov.

Konigstraum (Ein); biihnenspiel in 3 aufziigen,
von A. Gutheil-Hardt. Berlin, Vertriebsstelle
des Verbandes deutscher biibnenschriftsteller,
g. m. b. h., 1913. 94 p. 12°.

© Ic. Apr. 3, 1914 ; D : 36601 ; Arthur Gut-
heil-Hardt, Bremen, Germany. 24220a

Kouigstrust (Der); operette ohne musik in 3
akten, von Ludwig Bauer. Berlin, E. Flei-
, sehel & CO., 1911. [4], 147 p. 12°.

© Jan. 25. 1911 ; 2c. Jan. 9, 1911 ; D : 23064 ;
Egon Fleischel & co., Berlin. 24221

Same.

© May 6, 1911 ; 2c. June 9, 1911 ; D : 24939 ;
Egon Fleischel &. co., Berlin. 24222

Koko Kola; a Japanese fantasy, comedy sketch
with music for two characters, by Charles
Swickard. 10 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto
only]

© Joseph P. Swickard, New York ; D : 9241,
Oct. 10, 1906; 2c. Oct. 16, 1906. 24223

Gabel.

^"ir

[Kol schofar] ; a drama, by M.

104 p. 8°. Ms.

© Ic. Mar. 29, 1911 ; D : 23780 ; Max Gabel,

New Yorlf.

24224

Koleriksen; farce i 1 akt, af Birger Dahl.
Kristiania, H. Aschehoug & co., 1914. 2 p.
1., 41 p. 12°.

© Nov. 27, 1914; Ic. Dec. 21, 1914; D:

39201; H. Aschehoug & co..

Christiania.

24224a

Komm' holder friihling; blumenn):ii-clien mit
gesang und tanz, von xVuna Nobiling. musik
von Ileinrich Kornhass. Leipzig und Zu-
rich, Gebriider Hug ik. co. [etc., etc.] 1911.
15 p. 16°. [Libretto only]

© July 22, 1911; 2c. Sept. 29, 1911; D:
25344; Gebriider Hug & co., Leipzig. 24225

Kommandant
tod.

Kommandatur (La); comedie dramatique en 3
actes, de Jean Frangois Fonson. 116 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

. 16, 1915 ; D : 40009 ; Louis Ilil-

24225a

(Der) See Umweg (Der) zuni

Ic. Mar,
London.

29, 1910; 2c. Dec. 28, 1910; D:
22938; S. Fischer, verlag, Berlin. 24219

— (Kingly children); fairy opera in 3 acts,
book l)y Ernst liosmer [pseud, of Elsa Porges
Bernstein] English singing words by Cliarles
Henry Meltzer, music by Engelbert Humper-
dinck. New York, Fred RuUman, 1910. 69
p. 4°. [Libretto only. German and English]

© Ic. Dec. 29, 1910; D: 22945; Charles
Henry Meltzer, New York. 24220

1202

©

lier,

Kommandatur (The); dramatic comedy in 3
acts, by Celia Storm and Ine Cameron, from
tlie Fi-ench of Jean Frangois Fonson. 79 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 16, 1915; D: 40008; Louis Hil-
lier, London. 24225b

Komodiantin (Die); komodie in 3 akten, von
A. C. Strahl. [2], 87 p. 12°. Printed,

© Ic. Jan. 19, 1911; D: 23128; Vertriebs-
stelle des Verbandes deutscher biihnen-
schriftssteller, Berlin. 24226

24227

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

24240

Komodie (Die) des todes. See Wenn zwei
dasselbe tun.

Komtesse Mizzi;- oder, Der familientag, kom-
(klie in 1 akt, von Arthur Schnitzler. 2 aufl.
Berlin, S. Fischer verlag, 1909.

© S. Fischer verlaj?, Berlin ; D : 14764, .Tan.
7, 1909; 2c. Jan. 7, 1909. 24227

Konfuzita (La) edzo. See Georgo Dandin.

Kong Aagon; tragedie i 3 akter, [af] Thomas
Peter Krag. Ny og omarbejdet udgave.
Kristiania og K0benhavn. Gyldendalske bog-
handel, Nordisk forlag, 1908. 140 p. 12".

© res. under act of Mar. 3, 1905, by Glyden-
dalske boghandel, Nordisk forlag, Christiania,
Norway; res. no. 1936; Ic. July 29, 190S.

24228

Kongeglimen; skuespil i 4 akter, af G. Kamban.
Kj0benhavn og Kristiania, Gyldendalske bog-
handel, Nordisk forlag, 1915. 138 p. 12°.

© Sept. 24, 1915; Ic. Nov. 13, 1915; D:
42257; Guumundur Kamban, Copenhagen.

24228a

Kongemag't; skuespil i 4 akter, von K. Bram-

son. K0l)enhavn og Kristiania, Gyldendalske

boghandel, Nordisk forlag, 1911. 193 p. 12°.

© Feb. 14, 1911 ; 2c. Mar. 18, 1911 ; D :

23G81 ; Karen Bramson, Copenhagen. 24229

Kongress (Der); komodie in 3 akten, von Georg
Kaiser. 58 p. 8°. Printed.

© Ic. Apr. 30, 1914; D : 36872 ; Anstalt fiir
auffiihrungsrecht dramatischer Averke d. lit-
eratiir u. musik, g. m. b. h., Charlottenluirg,
Germany. 24229a

Kongsenmerne; [by] Heurik Ibsen, ed. for
school use by J. A. Holvik and P. J. Eilceland.
Minneapolis. Augsburg publishing house,
1915. 3 p. 1., [9]-244 p. 8°.

© Mar. 1, 1915 ; 2c. Apr. 12, 1915 ; aff. Apr.
19, 1915 ; A : 398477 ; Augsburg pub. house,
Minneauolis. 24229U

Konventbiztos (A); drSma 3 felvonasban, irta
Farkas Pal. Budapest, Marton Sandor^ 1913.
157 p. 4°.

© Oct. 24, 1913; 2c. Jan. 27, 1914; D:
35817; Marton Sandor, Budapest. 24229c

Konzert (Das); lustspiel in 3 akten, von Her-
luann Bahr. Berlin, E. Reiss, verlag [1909]
154 p. 8\

© July 10, 1909; 2c« July 24, 1909; D:
16328 ; Albert Ahn, Cologne, Germany. 24230

Koomer; a Dutch comedy in 5 acts, by Edward
Spencer.
© Gus Phillips, New York ; 1873 : 4910, IMay
. 6. 24231

Kopalee (Tlie); or. The order of the skull, play
in 2 acts, by Mahendra Cliandra Singha, dram-
atized by A. K. Mozumdar and D. E. Fultz.
[17] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 25, 1915 ; D : 42203 ; A. K. Mozum-
dar and Daniel E. Fultz, Spokane, Wash.

24231a

Koran (The) of the prophet; a musical extrava-
ganza in 2 acts, book and lyrics by L. F.
Baum.

© L. Frank Baum, Chicago ; D : 15156. Fob.
23, 1909. 24232

Korean (A) village. Sec Ko^iki.

Kornelius Schut; oper in 3 aufziigen, von
Luigi Illica, fiir die deutsche biihne bearbeitet
von Felix Falzari, musik von Antonio Snia-
reglia. Triest, C. Schmidl & co., 1907. 04 p.
12°, [Libretto only]

© Friedrich Hofmeister, Leipzig; D: 11495,
Oct. 8, 1907 ; 2c. Oct. 9, 1907. 24233

Korsar (Der); burleske operette in 3 akten, von
Heiurich ritter von Yojacek, fiir die deutsclie
biihne bearbeitet von Moritz Wien. Berlin,
Berliner theater-verlag, g, m. b. li., 1913. 108
p. 12°. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Oct. 28, 1913; D: 34871; Berliner
theater-verlag, g. m. b. h., Berlin. 24234

Korsicti Bratfi; dramaticka romance ve 4
.iednanich s promenou a pfedehrou, Karel
Stastny-.

© Charles Stastny, Wilber, Neb.; 1000 A:
28171, Nov. 15. 24235

Kosiki; or, A Korean village, a play in 2 pts.,
by Amy Kellogg. New York, Mission.-iry edu-
cation movement of the United States and
Canada, 1912. 11 p. 8°.

© Sept. 21, 1912; 2c. Sept. 2.5, 1912; D:
30948; Missionary education movement of the
United States and Canada, New York. 24236

Kosloff (The) case; play in 4 acts, by Clifton-
Fowler [pseud, of E. Clifton and B. I'^jwicr]
[751 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 11, 1912; D: 29345; Ethel Clif-
ton and Brenda Fowler, Chicago. 24237

Kouli-Khan. the emperor of Burmah; a comic
opera in 3 acts, libretto by C. A. Vanderveer,
music by Robt. M. Stults.

© C. A. Vanderveer, United States; 1802:
43005, Oct. 24. 24238

Kramer & co,; play in 4 acts, by P. Grzybow-
ski. 67 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 17, 1912; D: 28749; Paul Grzy-

bowski. New York. 24239

Krampus (Der); lustspiel in 3 aufziigen, [von

Hermann Bahr] Miinchen, A, Langen, 1902

[1901] 229, [1] p. 16°,

© Albert Ahn, Cologne, Germany; D:1035,
Oct. 29, 1901; 2c. Oct. 29, 1901. 2424Q

1203

24241

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

24256

Kranks; or, Fun on a hand car, a comical mu-
sical conception of the follies of the day in 2
acts.

© George W. M. Nutt, New York; 1S80:
19G36, Dec. 21. 24241

Krausemeyer's alley; a 2 act comedy, by W. B.
Watson. 75 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© W. B. Watson, New York; D:13G33,
Aug. 22, 1908 ; 2c. Aug. 22, 1908. 24242

Kreolenblut; operette in 3 akten, von Ignaz
Schnitzer und Enierich von Gatti, musik von
Heinrich Berte, bearb. und revidirt von Gus-
tav Yolk. 99 p. f°. Typewritten. [Libretto
only]

© Ic. Dec. 27, 1910 ; D : 22931 ; Andreas Dip-
pel, Chicago. 24243

opei-ette in 3 akten, von Ignaz Schnitzer

und Emerich von Gatti, musik von Heinrich
Berte. Text der gesiinge. Leipzig, Leipziger
biihnenverlag, E. Schultz, [etc., etc.] 1910.
50 p. 12°.

© Dec. 23, 1910 ; 2c. Jan. 10, 1910 ; D : 23066 ;
Leipziger biilmenverlag, Erhard Schultz, I.,eip-
zig. 24244

Same. Vollstiindiges regiebuch. Leipzig,

Leipziger biihuenverlag, E. Schultz, 1910. 118
p. 8°.

© Dec. 16, 1910; 2c. Jan. 10, 1911; D:
23005; Leipziger buhnenverlag, Erhard
Schultz, Leipzig. 24245

[Kreutzer sonata; dramatization of Count L. N.
Tolstoi's book, by Maurice Katz]

'oTrrb":^"!" r*Ni*z'rN"_- .: .b ps ;nunjsc iiiJ'mp
."fjNp .:: 'i"- 'i'^'^^ "ir*:?^-rx in ins

57 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 1, 1912 ; D : 30410 ; Sarah Alder,
Brooklyn. 24246

— — a play in 4 acts, adapted from the Yiddish
of Jacob Gordin, by Langdou Mitchell. New
York, H. G. Fiske, 1907. 78 p. 8°.

© Harrison Grey Fiske, New Y''ork; D:
10358, Apr. 16, 1907 ; 2c. Aug. 23, 1907. 24247

a society domestic drama of Russian life at

the pre-^eut time in 4 acts and 4 scenes, a
dramatization of Tolstoi's book of that title,
by P. Murphy. 98 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Fitzgerald Murphy, New York; 1890:
34785, Nov. 5; 2c. Feb. 5, 1891. 24248

■ Same.

"* ■* * ^ V ^

•I ' '?•'

[New York, M. N. Maisel] 1907. 92 p. 12".

© Jacob Gordin, Brooklyn; D: 10735, June
5. 1907 ; 2c. June 5, 1907. 24249

Kreuzerhohung, [und] Der bose herzog; 2 ein-
akter, von Wolfgang Goetz. Leipzig, E. Ro-
wohlt verlag, 1911. 74 p. 8°.

© Aug. 1, 1911 ; 2c. Sept. 21, 1911 ; D : 25283 ;
Ernst Rowohlt verlag, Leipzig, 24250

Kribbs & co. ; a farce in 1 act, by Francis How-
ard Williams. Philadelphia, The Penn pub-
lishing company, 1907. 22 p. 12°.

■ © Penn pub. co., Philadelphia; D: 11094,
Aug. 1, 1907 ; 2c. Aug. 1, 1907. 24251

Krieg; schauspiel in 3 akten, von Alexander
Tschertkoff [pseud, der Wilhelm Scharrelmann
und Johannes Wiegand] Miinchen und Leip-
zig, G. Miiller, 1906, 102 p. 12°.

© res. under act of Mar. 3, 1905, by Georg
Muller, Munich; res. no. 197; ]c. Jan. 23. 1906.

24252

Oder, Pflicht und liebe, schauspiel in 3

acten, von A. Bierman.

© Adolph Bierman. New York ; 1894 : 39147,
Aug. 25. 24253

Krieg (Der) der neutralen; volksstueck in 4
akten, vou E. Markus. 49 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 6, 1915; D:39SS3; Elisabeth
Markus, Detroit. 24253a

Krieg im haus; lustspiel in 4 akten, von Rob-
ert Misch. New York, E. Lederer, 1902. 144
p. incl. plan. 12°.

© Emanuel Lederer, New York ; D : 2446,
Oct. 15, 1902 ; 2c. Nov. 21, 1902. 24254

Krieg (Der) um den eimer; operette in 3 auf-
ziigen, naeh. ... La secchia rapita des Ales-
sandro Tassoni, vou Renato Simoni, deutsch
vou Alfred Briiggemaun, musik von J. Burg-
meiu [pseud, des Giulio Ricordi] Mailand,
New York [etc.], G. Ricordi & co., [1911]. 96
p., illus. 12°. [Libretto only]

© Dec. 28, 1911; 2c. Dec. 29, 1911; D:
28123 ; G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 24255

Kriegsberichterstatter; heiteres spiel von un-
seren geguern in 3 akten, vou Karl Wilhelmi,
Berlin, Vertriebsstelle des Yerbandes deut-
scher bfihnenschriftsteller, g. m. b. h., 1915.
47 p. 8°.

© Ic. IMay 21, 1915; D: 40740; Vertriebs-
stelle des Verba ndes deutscher bfihnenschrifts-
teller, g. m. b. h., Berlin. 24255a

Kriegsnot; ein lustiges spiel in 3 akten, von
Georg von der Gabelentz. Berlin, Biilmen-
verlag Ahn & SimT-ock. 116 p. 12°.

© Ic. Apr. 16, 1913 ; D : 32963 ; Buhnenver-
lag Ahn & Simrock, g. m. b. h., Berlin.

24256

Kris Kringle's Christmas eve. ^'ee Santa
Claus.

1204

24257

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

24274

Kriss Kringle; by A. J. Schindler.

© Anthony J. Schindler, New York; 1900
A : 24549, Oct. 2. 24257

Kriss Kringle, the children's friend.

© Wm. D. Fulsom, Cleveland; 1890:31GG1,
Oct. 13. 24258

Kriss Kring-le's holiday; or. The five Froliques
and their friends.

© John Russell Davidson, New York: 1900
A : 29370. Dec. 1 : 2c. Dec. 1. 24259

Kristidorie. See American (The) dutchess.

Kritische tage; schauspiel in 3 akten, von Paul
Bourget uud Andre Beaunier, deutsch bear-
beitet von Otto Eisenschitz. Wieu, Berlin.
Comoedia, g. m. b. h., 1912. 140 p. 8°.

© Ic. Oct. 22. 1912; D: 3120-5; Comoedia.
ir. m. b. h.. Alenna. 24260

Krokodil (Das); operette in C aufziigen, von
Oscar Walther. musik von Adolph Ferrou.

© Jul. Heinr. Zimmermann, Leipzig ; 1S9S :
G054, Jan. 17; 2c. Jan. 17. 24261

Krone und liebe. See Dalnia und Ingomar.

Krousemeyer's alley; by W. B. Watson.

© W. B. Watson, Brooklyn ; D : 102CG. Mar.
23. 1907. 24262

Krousmeyer's employment agency; by W.
Delavoye.

© Will Delavoye, New York; 1899:14014,
Feb. 23. 24263

Kriimel vor Paris! (fortsetzung von Der kaiser
rief), ein vaterliindisches zeitbild von Franz
Cornelius, gesangstexte von Willy Prager,
musik von Rudolph Nelson. Berlin, Figaro
verlag, 1915. 52 p. 12°. [Libretto only]

© Mar. 15, 1915; Ic. Apr. 24, 1915; D:
40502; Figaro vei'lag, g. m. b. h., Berlin.

24263a

Ku Klux Klan; a drama in 5 acts, by J. C.
Frost.

© .Jeremiah C. Frost, Philadelphia; 1884:

13915, July 9. 24264

See also Klu Kltix Klan.

Kiimmelblattchen ; eine heitere geschichte in
3 akten. von Robert Overweg. Berlin, E.
Bloch. 69 p. 12°.

© Ic. Feb. 19, 1913; D: 33457; Eduard
Bloch. Berlin. 24265

Kuenstler (Die); oder, Furchtl:ar durchge-
fallen, lustspiel in 4 akten, von A. Heiue-
mann. Typewritten.

© Arthur Heinemann, Milwaukee; 1898:
70571, Dec. 5; Ic. Dec. 5. 24266

Kiinstlerliebe; operette in einem vorspiel und

2 akten, von Rudolph Schanzer. musik von
Paolo Gallico. 45 p. 4°. Mimeographed.

© Ic. Feb. 27, 1913 ; D : 32457 ; Anstalt f iir
auffiihrungsrecht, Charlottenburg, German v.

24267

Kuhreigen (Der); musikalisches schauspiel in

3 aufziigen, dichtung nach der novelle. Die
kleine Blanchefleure, von Rudolf Hans
Bartsch, von Richard Batka, musik von Wil-
helm Kienzl. Leipzig, J. Weinberger, 1911.
63 p. 12°. [Libretto only]

© Aug. 12, 1911; 2c. Oct. 2G, 1911; D:
25.59G; Josef Weinberger, Leipzig. 24268

Kukuska; lyrisches drama in 3 aufziigen, von
Felix Falzari, musik von Franz Lelu'ir. Leip-
zig. C. Hofbauer, 1896. Gl p. IG". [Libret-
to only]

© C. Hofbauer, Leipzig; 1896:54410, Oct.
1; 2c. Dec. 1. 24269

Kulturpalast; komodie in 3 akten. von Alfons
Feder Culm. Berlin, Vertriebsstelle des Yer-
bandes deutscher biihnenschriftsteller, g. ni.
b. h., 1913. 81 p. 12°.

© Ic. May 2G, 1913; D: 33336; Vertriebs-
stelle des Verbandes deutscher billinen-
schriftsteller, g. m. b. h., Berlin. 24270

Kumasaka. See Noh dramas.

K'ung Fu Tze; a dramatic poem, by Paul
Carus. London, Chicago, The Open court
publishing co., 1915. 1 p. 1., [5]-72 p. 8°.

© Mar. 20. 1915 ; 2c. and aff. Mar. 25, 1915 ;
A : 39S0G9 ; Open court pub. co., Chicago.

24271

Kvinst und liebe. See Don Juan und die
kurtisane.

Kunst (Die) zu lieben; musikalisches lustspiel
in 2 aufziigen, nach einer idee des Fiorentino,
gedichtet und in musik gesetzt, von Fritz
Volbach. [Leipzig] Leipziger biihneuverlag
E. Schultz [1910] 26 p. 12°. [Textbuch]

© Oct. 28, 1910; 2c. Nov. 25, 1910; D:
22642 ; Leipziger biihneuverlag, Erhard
Schultz, Leipzig. 24272

Kuolema; by Arvid Jarnefelt, adapted from the
German tr. of Georg Boldemann by F. Rock-
well. [IS] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 29, 1912; D: 28881; Florence
Rockwell, New York. 24273

Kupec a basnik; aneb, Politika a nehody Pana
piihody, fraska se zpevy ve 4 .leduanich,
napsal L. Folda. Omaha, Neb., Tiskem na-
rodnf tiskjirny, 1909. 115 p. 24°.

© Nov. 22, 1909 ; 2c. Jan. 4, 1910 ; D : 17911 •
Longin Folda, Clarkson, Neb. 24274

1205

24275

DEAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

24295

Kuss (Der), Sec Lockere vbgel.

Kups (Der) des herzogs. See Wehrpfliclitige
(Die) braut.

Kwong shao sheng. See Yellow (The) peril.

Kynnersley; a dramn in 4 acts, by G. N. Mo-
wat. 78 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Georire Neiison Mowat, Montreal, Can-
ada ; D : 274G, Dec. 22, 1902 ; 2c. Dec. 22, 1902.

24275

L. (An) A. W. rest; a farce in 1 act. by W.
Atkins Scott. New York, The Iloxbury pub-
lisiiin.ij: (oiuiniiiy. (Wizard series)

© Koxbury pul). co.. New Yorli ; 1S99:
7G:;l.J, Nov. 22 ; 2c. Nov. 22. 24276

L. G.'s wife; by INI. Turnbull. [2], 147 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. .June K), 1910; D : 21347 ; Marpraret
Turnbull, New York. 24277

L. H. G. Gallagher, actor; a comedy, by J. S.
Miller.

© .fohn S. Miller, Clarksville, Tenn. ; 188S:
5S4G. Feb. 24. 24278

L. K. C. P.; or, The lime-kiln club's picnic, a
new and oi-iuinal musical comedy in 3 acts,
by W. Courtri.uht.

© A\'m. Courtright, Philadelphia; 1882:
1S77.5, Nov. G. 24279

L. 3Sr.; a drama in 4 acts, by A. R. Cazauran.
Brooklyn, 187.5.

© Ada Gaddis, United States; 1875:14G6,
Feb. 15. 24280

La de los ojos de cielo; juj^iiete cfimico en 1
acto y en prosa, original de E. Lopez-Marln.
Madrid [Sociedad de autores espanoles] 1911.
35 p. 12°.

© Dec. 30, 1911 ; 2c. .Tan. 2, 1912 ; D : 281GG;
Enrique Lopez-Marln, Madrid. 24281

Labor; an American drama in 3 acts, by C. F.
Pidgin.

© Charles F. Pidgin, Boston ; 1877 : 10846,
Sept. 20. 24282

Labor and capital— Continued.

or. The greenback campaign, a drama, by

a comedy drama in 4 acts, by D. B. Sor-

lin. 160 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Daniel B. Sorlin, New York; D:4846.
Apr. 7, 1904 ; 2c. Mar. 15, 1906. 24283

Labor and capital; a drama in 4 acts, by J.

Douglas.

© James Douglas, Cincinnati ; 1887 : 13245,

May 19. 24284

by W. F. Kimball. 9 1. f°. Printed.

© Wilbur F. Kimball, Haverhill, Mass.;
1885 : 4306, Feb. 17 ; 2c. Apr. 15. 24285

E. M. Connor.

© Edgar M. Connor, Troy, N. Y. ; 1879:
564, Jan. 13. 24286

— See also Monopoly.

Labor and the man; a 1 act dramatic comedy
.sketch, by II. S. Sheldon. 21 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Harry S. Sheldon, Chicago; D: 16106.
June 21, 1909; 2c. June 21, 1909. 24287

Labor day; by C. S. Turner.

© Cornelius Scofield Turner, Minneapolis;
1897 : 5722, Jan. 18. 24288

Labor day at the state line; Irish comedy
sketch, by W. 11. Law. 0 p. 4°. Ms.

© Ic. Aug. 22, 1913; D: 34230; William
Henry Law, Chicago. 24289

Labor defeats capitalists; 1 act drama, by E.
G. O'Connor. 6 p. 4°. Ty])ewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 3, 1912; D : 28532 ; Edward G.
O'Connor, Lawrence, Mass. 24290

Labor (The) leader; a drama of American min-
ing life in 4 acts, by W. B. Owens.

© William B. Owens, Oakland, Cal.; D:
13079, May 29, 1908. 24291

Labor (A) of love. See Love and law.

Labor omnia vincit; melodrama in 5 acts, by
S. Peel. Typewritten.

© Seth Peel, Springfield, 111.; 1899:23369,
Apr. 3 ; 2c. May 17. 24292

Labor (The) question; play in 1 act, by O. C.
Snyder. 4 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 25, 1914; D:3S31G; Otho Carl
Snyder, Cleveland. 24292a

Labor vs. capital; in 3 acts, by W. C. Ahl. 83
p. 4°. Ms.

© Ic. Sept. 1, 1909; D: 16686; Wm. C.
Ahl, Pittsburgh. 24293

See also Cherry.

Laboremus (Laboremus) See Plays, by Bjorn-
stjerne Bjornson.

Laboring (A) man; a play touching on the
labor question, by F. G. Maeder.

© Fred G. Maeder, New York ; 1886 : 5182.
Mar. 4. 24294

Laborious (A) tex'; a dramatic sketch of a
negro meeting, by H. L. CotRn. 7 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Helen Lockwood ColFm, Aurora, 111. ; D :
15928, May 22, 1909; 2c. May 22, 1909.

24295

1206

24296

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

24315

Labor's cross; in 4 acts, by A. Friedeberg.

© Alexander Friedeberg, New York ; 1900
A: 31103, Dec. 24. 24296

Labyrinth (Le dedale); a play in 5 acts, by
Paul Hervieu. New York, B, W. Huebsch,
1913. 172 p. 12°.

© Oct. 15, 1913; 2c. Jan. 15, 1914; A:
362359 ; B. W. Huebsch, New York. 24296a

Labyrinthe (Le) See Theatre; [par] Gaston
Schgfer.

Lac (Le) d'Emeraude; ballet-legende en 1 acte,
de A, Monte, musique de Chillemont. Paris.
E. Gaudet, 1910. 14 p. 12°. [Libretto only]

© Oct. 1, 1910 ; 2c. Oct. 1, 1910 ; D : 22197 ;
Achille Monte, Paris. 24297

Lac (Le) des Aulnes; ballet-fgerie en 2 actes
et 5 tableaux, de Henri ryfarechal et G. Ya-
nara, musique de H. Mar^cbal, comraentaire
en vers de Mme. Catulle Mendes. Paris, C.
Joubert, 1908. 25 p. 8°. [Libretto only]

© Joubert. Paris ; D : 13101, June 2, 1908 ;
2c. June 2, 1908. 24298

Lace petticoats; drama in 3 acts, by E. Lissner.

159 p. 4°. Typewritten,

© Ic. May 5, 1911; D: 24140; Emanuel
Lissner, Boston. 24299

Lachen und sterben; FUnfuhrtee; 2 tragische
akte, von Max Dautliendey. Leipzig, E. Ro-
wohlt verlag, 1911. 55 p. 8°.

© Sept. 15, 1911; 2c. Oct. 28, 1911; D:
25911 ; Ernst Rowohlt verlag, Leipzig. 24300

Lachende (Der) dreibund; operette in 3 nkten,
von Leopold .Tacobson, musik von Ralpli Be-
natzky. Regiebuch. Miinclien, Berlin, Drei
masken verlag, 1913. 103 p. 8°. diagrs.

© Ic. June 1, 1914 ; D : 37176 ; Drei masken
verlag, g. m. b. h., Munich. 24301

Same. Textbuch der gesange. 1 p. 1., 48 p.

16°.

© Oct. 27, 1913; Ic. Apr. 23, 1914; D:
36799 ; Drei masken verlag g. m. b. h., Mu-
nich. 24301a

Lachende (Der) ehemann; operette in 3 akten,
von Julius Brannuer und Alfred Griinwald,
musik von Edmund Eysler. Regie- und souf-
flierbuch. Leipzig, Wien. New York, W. Karc-
zag, 1913. 41 p. 8°. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Nov. 17, 1913; D: 35037; W. Karczag,
lieipzig. 24302

Same. Textbuch. Leipzig, Wien, New

York, W. Karczag. 35 p. 12°.

© Ic. Sept. 18, 1913 ; D : 34471 ; W. Karczag,
Leipzig. 24303

See also Laughing (The) husband.

Lachende (Das) mirakel; romantisches schau-
spiel in 2 akten, von Georg Engel. Berlin,
Vita, deutscbes verlagsliaus [1908] 3 p. 1.,
[5]-142 p. 12°.

© Vita, deutscbes verlagshaus, Berlin ; D :
14197, Oct. 29, 1908; 2c. Oct. 29, 1908.

24304

Lackey (The); a drama in 3 acts, by Betsy
Bancker.

© Mary E. C. Bancker, New York; 1885:
5900, aiar. 10. 24305

Lackhart and co.; a play in 8 acts, by Lacier
Ladbey [pseud, of A. M. Bradley] 100 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Alice M. Bradley. New York; D : 10518.
May S, 1907; 2c. May 8, 1907. 24306

Laclero, die schone Griechin; oder. Das blu-
men-rnadchen, komudie in 3 akten, von H. M.
Plum-WiJhning. New York, 1900. 5 p. 1., 45
p. 12°.

© Huberta M. Plum-Woehning, New York ;
1900 A : 27454. Nov. 5 ; 2c. Nov. 5. 24307

Lad (The) from Largymore; farce in 1 act, by
S. MacIManus. 21 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 7, 1911 ; D : 23039 ; Seumas Mac-
Manus, New York. 24308

Lad (A) of steel; a melodrama in 4 acts, by
K. Benedict and Hale Hamilton. 78 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Kingsley Benedict, New York ; D : 64.59.
Apr. 4, 1905; 2c. Apr. 4, 1905. 24309

Ladder (The); an American play, by E. Itt-
mann. 116 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Edward Ittmann, New York ; D : 1.56S6,
Apr. 22, 1909; 2c. Apr. 22, 1909. 24310

Same. 135 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 21, 1909; D: 17102; Edward Itt-
mann, New York. 24311

Ladder (The) of fame; sketch in 1 act, by P.
Cammans. 9 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 12, 1910 ; D : 22791 ; Paul Cam-
mans, Seattle, 24312

Ladder (The) of life; by T. Sbeehan, jr. Bos-
ton, Rockwell & Churchill, 1878. 51 p. 12°.

© Thomas Sheehan, Boston; 1877:95.50.
Aug. 20; 2c. Oct. 4, 1878. 24313

a drama in 5 acts, by E. Arden and Ardeo

Smith.

© Edwin Arden, Castleton Corners, N. Y. ;
1893 : 17215, Apr. 7. 24314

— play in 3 acts, by W. W. Whalen. [287]
p. 8°. Ms.

© Ic. Aug. 13, 1913; D: 34127; Will W.
Whalen. Harrisburg, Pa. 24315

1207

24316

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIOKS

24335

Laddie; by W. A. Cauley.

© W. A. Cauley, Morrisville, Pa. ; D : 0871.
Jau. 30, 1907. 24316

a piny in 1 act, by C. V. Kerr. 16 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Clarence Vincent Kerr, Cleveland ; D :
5271, June 30, 1904; 2c. Aug. 6, 1904. 24317

Laden-komtess (Die); operette in 3 akten, von
Kobert Misch, niusik von Franz Drdla. Ber-
lin, Ed. Bote & G. Bock, 1912. 1 p. 1., 127 p.

© Sept. 14, 1912; 2c. Oct. 28. 1912; D:
31257; Ed. Bote & G. Bock, Berlin. 24318

Ladies (The); from The Cingalee, by Adrian
lioss. 1 sheet. f°. Typewritten.

© Chappell & CO., London; D:5860, Dec.
5, 1904; 2c. Dec. 5, 1904. 24319

Ladies chasse; farcical comedy in 4 acts, by
A. Rlixon. [1], 99 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 28, 1912; D: 31822; Ada Mixon,
Washington. 24320

Ladies (The) club; by Mrs. S. Crowninshield.
© Mrs. Scluivler Crowninshield, Wasliing-
ton; D:161G, Mar. IS, 1902. 24321

a play, by M. B. Crowninshield.

© Mary Bradford Crowninshield, New
York ; 1890 : 42375, Dec. 31. 24322

Ladies' day; musical farce, by Vernon Cassard.
music by Gustav Luders. [4], 188 p. 4°.
Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Oct. 4. 1911 ; D : 25399 ; M. Witmark
& sous, New York. 24323

Ladies' delight; a comedy in 1 act. for female
characters only, by Anne L. Estabrook. Bos-
ton, N. Sawyer & son, 190G. 21 p. 12°.

© A. L. Estabrook, Brookline, Mass.; D:
9529, Nov. 27, 1906 ; 2c. Dec. 13, 1906. 24324

Ladies' nig'ht; a romantic play in 4 acts, by
Samuel Morse. 121 p. 4°, Typewritten.

© Elizabeth Morse, New York; D:3044,
Feb. 25, 1903; 2c. Feb. 25. 1903. 24325

Ladies night at Reilly's; or, Casey, the piper,
a 45 minute comedy, by K. Imhof [i. e. F. R.
Imhof] 26 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Fred PtOger Imhof, Rock Island, 111.;
D:4906, Apr. 20, 1904; 2c. Apr. 20. 1904.

24326

Ladies of Athens; Greek comedy in 1 act, by
Mrs. M. A. Lipscomb and Elise West. [New
York. E. S. A\ erner & co., 1905] cover-title,
p. 78-95. 12°. (On cover: Werner's plays)
© Edgar S. Werner, New York ; D : 6S34.
June 17, 1905 ; 2c. Oct. 19, 1905. 24327

Ladies (The) of Cranford; In 3 acts, by Mary
Barnard Home.

© Walter H. Baker co., Boston; 1899:
.57205, Sept. 7; 2c. Oct. 21. 24328

Ladies of the jury; play in 1 act, by F. Pangle.
[7] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 4, 1914; D: 38867; Frances
Pangle, New York. 24328a

See also Grange one-act plays, no. 2.

Ladro (II); 6, Mangiatore di cadaveri, in un pro-
logo e 4 atti, di C. Giglio. [86] p. 8°. Ms.

© Ic. Oct. 12, 1914; D: 384.56; Clemente
Giglio, Brooklyn. 24328b

Ladron (El) misterioso; drama policlaco en 1
acto, (lividido en 4 cuadros, original de J.
Quilis Pastor. Madrid [Sociedad de autores
espaiiolGs] 1915. 25 p. 12°.

© June 24, 1915; Ic. June 25, 1915; D:
41063; Jose Quilis Pastor, Madrid. 24328c

Ladron (Un) y un detective; comedia en 1 acto
y 5 cu;.i<^!ros, prologo y epilogo, de P. Navarro.
Madrid [Sociedad de autores espaiioles] 1911.
25 p. 12°.

© Aug. 21, 1911; 2c. Aug. 22, 1911; D:
25025; Pedro Navarro, Madrid. 24329

Ladrones; entremes en prosa, original de E.
Zaballos Sanchez. Madrid [Sociedad de au-
tores espauoles] 1908. 15 p. 12°.

© Emilio Zaballos Sanchez, IMadrid ; D:
14695, Jan. 2, 1909 ; 2c. Jan. 2, 1909. 24330

Lads and lasses; an entertainment in 3 acts,
by A. R. Whytal.

© A. R. Whytal, New York; 1889:34989,
Nov. 18. 24331

Lady; play in 4 acts, by E. Blanchard and A.
Stedman. [2]. 78 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 11, 1912; D: 31676; Evelyn
Blanchard and Adelaide Stedman, New York.

24332

or, The hair, a spasm in 1 act, by M. V. B.

MacAdam and Livingston Russell. Typewrit-
ten.

© Madalena V. B. MacAdam, New l''ork ;
1897:48867, Aug. 31; 2c. Sept. 1. 24333

See also Noblesse oblige.

Lady (The) and her vision; tragedy in 4 acts,
by H. L. Goodman. [1], 12 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Nov. 12, 1912; D: 31397; Harry L.
Goodman, Jersey City. 24334

— Same. [1]. 70 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 19, 1913; D: 34201; Hprry L.
Goodman, Jersey City. 24335

1208

24335

COPYKIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

24355

Lady (The) and little Tom; comedy dramatic
sketch in 1 act, by H. Masiuo. 11 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 25, 1914 ; D : 37943 ; Helen Ma-
sino, St. Joseph, Mo. 24335a

Lady (The) and the bath; a comedy in 1 act,
by C. Dickson and Walter Lawrence Hackett.
13 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Charles Dickson, Bensonhurst, N. Y. ;
D:294, Apr. 1, 1901; 2c. Apr. 1, 1901.

24336

Lady (The) and the bracelet; a 1 act play, by
R. C. Mitchell [i. e. R. C. M. Young] 25 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ruth Comfort Mitchell, Los Angeles ; D :
12416, Feb. 10, 190S ; 2c. Jan. 9, 1908. 24337

Lady (The) and the convict; 1 act play, by J.
B. Foster. [2], 14 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mav 20, 1913; D: 33271; Julia B.
Foster, Berkeley. Cal. 24338

Lady (The) and the coward. See Dame (Die)

und der feigling-.

Lady (The) and the deacon; a travesty, by J.
Holoran. 23 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 18, 1912 ; D : 31412 ; John FIolo-
ran, New York. 24339

Lady (The) and the jewels; play in 1 act, by
H. K. Chambers. 19 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 27, 1915; D: 40490; H. Kellett
Chambers, New York. 24339a

Lady (The) and the jockey; a sketch in 1 act,
by John Edward Hazzard. 11 p. 4°, Type-
written.

© Lucile Yorke, Brooklyn ; D : 5495. Aug.
27, 1904; 2c. Aug. 20, 1904. 24340

Lady (The) and the lama; an opera in 2 acts,
by R. Bache. 75 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Li-
bretto only]

© Rene Bache. Washington; D : 1414. Feb.
7. 1902; 2c. Feb. 7, 1902. 24341

Lady (The) and the law. See Law (The) and

the lady.

Lady (The) and the Moor; travesty playlet in
1 act, by L. Ripley. 7 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Louise Ripley, New York; D : 10127,
Mar. 12, 1907; 2c. Mar. 12, 1907. 24342

Lady (The) and the parson; a duologue, by
11. C. :\[athews. 7 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Joseph P. Swickard, New York ; D : 6348,
Mar. 17, 1905; 2c. Mar. 17, 1905. 24343

Lady (The) and the pugilist; by A. N. Nichol-
son. 7 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Angeline N. Nicholson, New York: I>:
.5635. Oct. 13. 1904: 2c. Oct. 13, 1904. 24344

Lady (The) and the sleuth; an acrobatic
comedy in 1 act, by T. P. Morgan. 5 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Tom P. Morgan, Rogers, Ark. ; D : 13074,
May 28, 1908; 2c. May 28, 1908. 24345

Lady (The) and the tenor; a musical episode,
by H. Farrar and S. Noot. 6 p. 4°. Type-
written. [Libretto only]

© Farrar and Noot, Baltimore ; D : 14128,
Oct. 23, 1908; 2c. Oct. 23, 1908. 24346

Lady (The) and the tiger; by J. W. Cope. 18
p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 21, 1911; D: 25544; John W.
Cope, New York. 24347

playlet in 2 scenes, by Mona Ryan, Aurania

Ellerbeck and E. E. Read. [11] p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Feb. 3, 1911; D: 23263; Edyth Eller-
beck Read, Salt Lake City. 24348

See also Metaphysics.

Lady Angela's husband; a comedy in 3 acts,
by E. Bleyer. 100 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Blakeman Meyer, New York ; D : 43.59,
Dec. 8, 1903 ; 2c. Dec. 8, 1903. 24349

Lady (The) Anne; a comedietta in 1 act, by
J. H. Ballard and C. A. Webster,

© J. Harry Ballard and Clarence A. Web-
ster, Chicago ; 1888 : 30331, Oct. 25. 24350

■play in 4 acts, by P. J. Carney. 73 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. June 4, 1915 ; D : 40897 ; Peter Joseph
Carney, A^'ashington. 24350a

— ■- — or. Miss Webster's baby, comedy in 3 acts,
by S. French. [168] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 21, 1912; D: 28782; Sarah
French, New York . 24351

Lady Anne's demon; play in 3 acts, by L M.
Witherspoon. [1], 57 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 18, 1913 ; D : 83533 ; Isabella M.
Witherspoon, New York. 24352

Lady Ashley; a dramatic adaptation, by Elwyn

A. Barron and M. Bates.

© J.Iorgan Bates, Chicago ; 18S5 : 14740, July

8. 24353

La,dy Audley's secret; drama in 6 acts, from

Mary Elizabetli Braddon Maxwell's novel, by

.John Brougham. 62 p. f°. Typewritten.

© William Giles Shine, Washington; 1884:
16131, Aug. 7 ; 2c. Oct. 4. 24354

in 2 acts, adapted from Miss

drama

Braddon's work of the same title, by William
E. Suter. Clyde, O., Ames & Holgate, 1871.
39 p. 12°, [Ames & Ilolgate's series of stand-
ard and mnior drama, no. 9]

© Ames & Holgate, Clyde, O. ; 1871 : 7023,
July 28; 2c. Sept. 5. 24355

1209

24356

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

24375

Lady Audley's secret — Continued.

from Miss Braddon's popular novel,

by C. H. Hazlewood. New American ed., cor-
rectly reprinted from the original authorized
acting ed. New York, H. Roorbach.

© Harold Roorbach, New York; 1889:
37520, Dec. 9 ; 2c. Dec. 14. 24356

See also Mad (A) love.

Lady (The) barber; sketch in 1 scene, by Frank
Dumout. Chicago, Tlie Dramatic publishing
CO. [1897] 9 p. 12°. ([Darkey and comic
drama] )

© Dramatic pub. co., Chicago ; 1897 : 59882,
Oct. 22; 2c. Oct. 21. 24357

Lady (The) bar'cers; original burlesque farce
comedy, in 3 acts, by M. J. Sullivan.

© Maurice J. Sullivan, New York; 1891:
7567, Feb. 27. 24358

a sketch in 1 act, by F. X. Finnegan. 10 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Frank X. Finnegan, Chicago ; D : 14409,
Nov. 30, 1908 ; 2c. Nov. 30, 1908. 24359

Lady Beatrice; a comedy drama in 5 acts, by
M. M. Clements.

© Marv M. Murphy, Philadelphia; 1S9G:
65739, Dec. 3. 24360

Lady Bellingham; a play in 4 acts, by E. H.
Clement and E. Stone.

© Edward Henry Clement and Emery
Stone, New York ; 1887 : 7992, Apr. 4. 24361

Lady Bertalina; in 2 acts, by E. A, MacMillan.
24 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 16, 1910; D: 22570; Elinor A.
MacMillan. Omaha, Neb. 24362

Lady (The) Bertha's honeybroth; play in 4
acts, founded on Dumas' story of the same
name, by J. V. Blake. Chicago, The Pryor
press, 1911. 144 p. 12°.

© Dec. 15, 1911; 2c. Dec. 18, 1911; D:
28015; James Vila Blake, Chicago. 24363

Lady Bess; a comedy opera in 3 acts, by J.
Jordan. Libretto. [Glens Falls, N. Y., Press
of Glens Falls Republican] 1896. cover-title,
[23] p. 8°.

© Julian .Jordan, Glens Falls, N. Y. ; 1896 :
1S8S5, Mar. 26 ; 2c. Feb. 17. 24364

libretto of the comic opera in 3 acts, adap-

tation and composition, by J. Jordan. 30 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Julian Jordan, Mt. Vernon, N. Y. ; 1896 :
4033, Jan. 13; 2c. Jan. 13. 24365

Lady Betty; comedy in 1 act, by E. Osgood. 16
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 9, 1913 ; D : 35298 ; Erastus Os-
good, Quincy, Mass. 24366

Lady Betty — Continued.

or, A colonial dame. Revolutionary drama

in 4 acts, by H. Hooker.
© Helen Hooker, Chicago; 1898:39114,

June 27. 24367

Lady Betty Martingale; or. The adventures
of a lively hussy, comedy in 3 acts, by John
Lutlier Long and Frank Stayton. 112 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 16, 1914; D: 38128; Margaret
Angliu Hull, New York. 24367a

Lady Betty's burglar. Typewrittpn.

© IMarioric; Benton Cooke, Chicago; 1900
A : 109G9, Apr. 30 ; 2c. Apr. 30. 24368

— — See also Dramatic episodes.

Lady Betty's courtship; a romantic comedy in
4 acts, by C. J. Campbell and R. M. Skinner.
98 p. 4. Typewritten.

© Charles J. Campbell and Ralph M. Skin-
ner, New York; D : 908, Sept. 30, 1901; 2c.
Sept. 30, 1901. 24369

Lady Blanch, the blind girl; original drama in
4 acts, by Annie I^ewis (Mrs. F. W. Johnson)
125 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Mr.s. F. W. Johnson, New York; 1885:
12443. June 5 ; 2c. June 24. 24370

Lady Blanche plays baccara; original comedy
ni 4 acts, by Gordon Mendels.sohn. [1], 55 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 25, 1913; D: 33071; Gordon
Louis i^Iendelssohn, New York. 24371

Lady Blarney; a comedy in 4 acts, by A. Ken-
nedy.

© Alfred Kennedy, Ne\v York ; 1892 : 24098,
June 9. 24372

Lady Bountiful; a 1 act farce for five charac-
ters, by R. H. Davis.

© Robert Hobart Davis, New York; D:
1449, Feb. 15, 1902 ; 2c. each of 3 lyrics from
Lady Bountiful reed. Mar. 1, 1902. 24373

Lady Bountiful, a story of years; play in 4
acts, by A. W. Pinero. New York, Chicago,
United States book co., 1892. 2 p. 1., [7]-
203 p. 12°.

© Arthur W. Pinero, London ; 1892 : 40383.
Oct. 5; 2c. Nov. 3. 24374

Lady Bridget; a comedy in 3 acts, by W. J.
Hurlbut. 48 p. 8°. Typewritten.

© W. J. Hurlbut, New York ; D : 4416. Dec.
21, 1903; 2c. Dec. 21, 1903. 24375

Lady (A) by the hour; play in 3 acts, by L. B.
Wells. [1G2] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. .Jan. 27, 1914; D: 35799; Leila Bur-
ton Wells, New York. 24375a

1210

24376

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

24394

Lady Caroline; a play, by Charles Stuart Welles.

© C. Stuart AVelles, United States; D:

15G94, Mar. 27, 1909. 24376

Lady Chaie Tseepe. See Ledi Khaie-Tsipe.

Lady Chetwynd's spectre; or. The haunted
husband, uti emotional drama in 5 acts, by
J. I'ritcliard.

© Johanna Pritchard, Williamsburg, N. Y. ;
1873 : 49US, May 6. 24377

Lady Claire and the ironmaster; comedy in 5
acts, atlapted from the French by H. A.
D'Ai-cy.

© H. A. D'Arcy, New York; 1884:1.5996,
Aui,'. 4. 24378

Lady (The) cook; a comedy in 1 scene, by E.
J.awrence .Jenkins. New York, The Hints
publisliins & supply company, 1904. cover-
title. 12 p. 12°.

© Hints' pub. & supply co.. New York; D:
5731, Nov. .5, 1904; 2c. Nov. 23, 1904. 24379

Lady Day; a comedy in 3 acts, by H. Paulton
and Mostyn Tedde.

© Harry Paulton. New York ; 1890 : 15384,
May 9. 24380

Lady Dedlock and Hortense; adapted for dra-
matic representation, by Fanny Janauschek.

© Frederick J. Pillot, New York; 1876:
12G39, Nov. 14. 24381

Lady detective; by Burton and Brooks. 30 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 11, 1909 ; D : 16760 ; Irene Hob-
son, New York. 24382

— farcical comedy in 3 acts, by Miron Lang-
dale. Chicago, The Chicago manuscript co.,
1914. [48] p. f°. Mimeographed.

© Ic. Oct. 21, 1914; D: 38575; Alexander
Byers, Chicago. 24382a

— play in 1 act, by W. C. Weirauch. 4 p.
f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 8, 1911; D: 23595; William
Charles V/eirauch, Olney, Pa. ^4383

— See also Byer's library of tabloid plays.

Lady Devotion; a comedy in 3 acts, by J. F.
Mooney. 26 p. f°. Typewritten.

© .John Francis Moonev, Chicago ; D :
15613, Apr. 14, 1909. 2c. Apr. 14, 1909.

24384

Lady De Winter; a tragedy in 5 acts, from
Alexandre Dumas' The three musketeers, by
AV. E. Springer. ■

© W. Edgar Springer, Detroit; 1895:
33281, June 26. 24385

Lady Disdain; a romantic play in 4 acts, by
Cliarles .7. Campbell and Ilalph M. Skinner.
102 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Campbell and Skinner, New York; D:
4486, Jan. 11, 1904 ; 2c. Jan. 11, 1904. 24386

Lady (The) doctor.
D.

See Gertrude Mason, M.

Lady (The) doctress; a comedy in 3 acts, tr.

and adapted from the French, by J. H. Ligon.

© Junius H. Ligon, New Harmony, Ind. ;

1886 : 7148, Mar. 27. 24387

Lady (The) downstairs; farce comedy in 1
act, by Charles Horowitz and W. Morris.
[151 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 19. 1912; D: 29420; William
:Morris, Brooklyn. 24388

Lady (A) drummer; comedy in 1 act, by C. R.
Wilhelm. 9 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 28, 1911; D: 25337; Charles
Robert Wilhelm, Chicago. 24389

Lady Eleanor's mantel; a drama in 4 acts, by
O. Collings. 60 p. f^ Typewritten.

© Otto Collings, Virginia Beach, Va.; D:
10468, Apr. 29. 1907; Ic. Apr. 16. 1907.

24390

Lady Epping's lawsuit; a satirical comedy in

3 acts, by H. H. Davies. Boston, Walter H.
Baker & co. ; London, William Heinemann,
1914. 100 p. 12°.

© :Mar. 4. 1914 ; 2c. Mar. 5, 1914 ; D : 36922 ;
Hubert Henry Davies, London. 24390a

Lady Ernia's diamond robbery; a drama in

4 acts and 5 scenes, by F. E. McDonald, jr.
61 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Francis E. McDonald, jr.. La Crosse,
Wis.: D:7929, Jan. 31. 1906; 2c. Jan. 31.
1906. 24391

Lady Estuiere; the words for a cantata, by
E. A. Wood.

© E. A. Wood, Pittsburgh; 1889:10981,
Apr. 6. 24392

Lady Ethel; a society play, dramatized from
Florence Marryat's novel Her lord and mas-
ter, by R. Rayland.

© Rose Rayland. New York; 1876:2077,
Feb. 17. 24393

or. The regent's ward, a play in 5 acts,

bv William Gottfried [pseud, of W. G. Haesel-
barth]

© William G. Haeselbarth, Nyack, N. Y. ;
1874 : 71. Jan. 3. 24394

Lady Evelyn's triumph.
(The)

See Adventuress

1211

24395

DEAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

24415

Lady Fay and fairy king; comedy in 1 act, by
H. Hagedorn. [3], 52 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 24, 1911; D: 23735; Hermann
Hagedorn, Cambridge, Mass?. 24395

Lady Fidelia; by F. R. Giles [Washington,
ISSO] 27 numb. 1. 4°.

© Frederick R. Giles. Washington; 1889:
370S9, Dec. 13; 2c. Dec. 13. 24396

Lady Flora's namesake; duologue in 1 act, by
E. C. Herring. New York, S. Freucli ; London.
S. French, ltd., 1911. 16 p. 12°.

© Mar. IS, 1311; 2c. Mar. 20, 1011; D:
23G94 ; Samuel Freuch, ltd., Loudon. 24397

Lady (The) from abroad; farcical operetta,
book and lyrics by Samuel Golding, music by
A(l(.lph Fink. [99] p. 4°. Typewritten. [Li-
bretto only]

© Ic. Mar. 23, 1912; D: 29143; Gerald F.
Bacon, New York. 24398

Lady (A) from Alaska; romance of the North
in 4 acts, by Miron Lellingweli. Chicago, The
Chicago manuscript company, 1910. 44 p.
f°. Mimeographed.

© July 20, 1910; 2c. .Tuly 27, 1910; D:
21632 ; Alexander Byers, Chicago. 24399

Lady (A) from England; a monologue, by B. B.
Hay ward. 7 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Beatrice Burke Hayward, Wayland,
Ma.ss. ; D : 14665, Dec. 30, 1908; 2c. Dec. 30.
1908. 24400

Lady from Jack's; farce in 4 acts, by P. M.
Potter. 140 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 14, 1910; D: 20790; Paul M.
Potter, New York. 24401

Lady (The) from Laramie; a comedy drama in
4 acts, by M. E. Swan. Typewritten.

© Mark E. Swan, Harrisburg, 4»a. ; 1899 :
38100, June 9 ; 2c. June 9. 24402

Lady (The) from Missouri; being an account
of the adventures of a party of Americans in
a mythical kingdom in the Balkans, by P.
Toomey and HaiTy L. Marriner. 66 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Prescott Toomey, Dallas ; D : 6083, Jan.
16, 1905 ; 2c. Mar. 16, 1905. 24403

Lady (The) from Newport.

© Wilfred Kalt-Reuleaux, Naalehu, Kau.
Hawaii ; D : 6405, Mar. 27, 1905. 24404

Lady from Oklahoma; comedy in 4 acts, by E.
Jordan. 106 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 22, 1910; D: 17999; Elizabeth
Jordan, New York. 24405

^Same. Rev. ed. [155] p. f°. TjT)ewrit-

ten.

© Ic. Sept. 1, 1911; D: 25130; Elizabeth
Jordan, New York. 24406

Lady from Oklahoma — Continued.

'Same. New York & London, Harper &bros.,

1911. 4 p. 1., 3-257 p. 12°.

© Nov. 9, 1911 ; 2c. Nov. 11, 1911 ; D : 2.5767 :
Elizabeth Jordan, New York. 24407

Lady (The) from Paradise; idyl of the movies,
by John P. Mulgrew. 26 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 20, 1915; D: 41823; Close
Creamer, Pittsburgh. 24407a

Lady (The) from Philadelphia; a farce, by
Ht'Ien Hoyt Slierman. Pliiladelphia, The Penn
publishing company, 1896.

© Penn pub. co., Philadelphia ; 1896 : 340.59,
.Tune 8 ; 2c. June 8. 24408

Lady (A) from Texas; by Mrs. T. P. O'Connor.

© Mrs. T. P. O'Connor, London; D : 628,
July 2, 1901. 24409

Lady (The) from the sea.
of Henrik Ibsen.

See Works (The)

Lady (The) frOm Venus; phantasy of the fu-
ture in 3 acts, by F. B. Eddy. 36 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 1. 1910; D : 21925 ; Frederick
Burton Eddy, Chicago. 24410

Lady Geraldine; or, The Governor's daughter,
a drama of the Revolution in 5 acts, by Mrs.
C. V. Hamilton.

© Mrs. C. V. Hamilton and Samuel Jami-
.son, jr., United States ; 1877 : 11188, Sept. 29.

24411

See

Lady Geraldine's love for freedom.
Shamus O'Brien, the rebel of '98.

Lady Godiva; a drama in 4 acts, by J. I. G.
Clarke. New l''ork. S. French; London, S.
French, ltd.; 1902. 76 p. 12°. ([American
dramatists club series, 2] )

© Joseph I. C. Clarke, New York ; D : 1673.
Mar. 31, 1902 ; 2c. Mar. 29, 1902. 24412

• leyenda historica en 4 jornadas en verso.

de M. Linares Rivas. Madrid [Sociedad de
autores espanoles] 1912. 6 p. 1.. 53 p. 2
plates. 12°.

© May 24. 1912; 2c. May 13, 1912; D:
29777 ; Manuel Linares Rivas, Madrid. 24413

St. George and the dragon and the

or.

seven champions, a burlesque and panto-
mime, by Wm. M. Akhurst and G. L. Pendar.

© George L. Pendar, Philadelphia; 1873:
2576, Mar. 15. 24414

or, The maid of Coventry, a spectacular

and equestrian play with musical and vocal
embellishments, by I. Tyrrell.

© Inigo Tyrrell, San Francisco ; 1892 : 6.597,
Feb. 10. 24415

1212

24416

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

24433

Lady Golden Rod; or, The prima donna's di-
vorce, the book to a musical comedy playlet,
by J. Stone and L. D. Stone. 5 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Mar. IS, 1912 ; D : 29072 ; June Stone
and Lillian Durham Stone, Louisville. 24416

Lady Gordon; a drama in 4 acts and 1 scenic
display, by S. Elam.

© Susan Elam, Ladd, 111. ; D : 7945, Feb. 3,
1906. 24417

Lady (The) Guilfort; or. The devil's palace,
.spectacular drama in 8 scenes, from the book,
La banda rossa, by S. Montepin, dramatized
by B. Acerbi. 101 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 9, 1915; D: 41112; Beatrice
Acerbi, New York. 24417a

Lady Hamilton; komodie in 4 akten, von Leo-
pold Jaeobsou and Leo Walther Stein, Jliin-
chen, Drei masken-verlag, g. m. b. h., 1913.
81 p. 12°.

© Ic. Jan. 8, 1914 ; D : 35590 ; Drei masken
verlag, g. m. b. h., Munich. 24418

Lady Hamilton's daughter; by Mrs. A. M.
Freeman.

© Mrs. A. M. Freeman, Chicago; 1881;
6792, May 2. 24419

Lady Helen; by U. S. G. Hawk.

© U. S. G. Hawk, Kansas City, Mo. ; 1896 :
13817, Mar. 2. 24420

Lady (The) help. See Eternal feminine.

Lady Hilda, abbess and saint; dramatic poem.
hv H. M. Dale. Whitby. England, Home and
son [1914] 73 p. front, (port.) 16°.

© Apr. 15. 1914 ; Ic. May 8, 1914 ; D : 37143 ;
Hannah Mary Dale. Whitby, England. 24420a

Lady Huntworth's experiment; an original
comedy in 3 acts, by R. C. Carton [pseud, of
U. C. Critchett] New York, S. French; Lon-
don, S. French, ltd., 1904. 5 p. 1., 3-75 p.
diagrs. 12°.

© Samuel French, New York ; D : 4735.
Mar. 17, 1904; 2c. Mar. 23, 1904. 24421

Lady (The) in a hurry. See Cash here.

Lady (The) in black.

© Julius and Agnes Zancig, Waupaca,
Wis. ; 1900 A : 1946, Jan. 22. 24422

Lady (The) in brocade: drama in 5 act.s, by
S. F. Sampson. [3], 130 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Mar. 21, 1911 ; D : 23708 ; Sarah Fon-
taine Sampson. New York. 24423

drama in 4 acts, dramatized from the

novel Broadhurst, by S. F. Sampson. 61 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 14, 1911; D: 24479; Sarah
Fontaine Sampson, New York. 24424

Lady (The) in brocade — Continued.

drama in 4 acts and 4 scenes, dramatized

by Sarah Fontaine Sampson from her novel
Broadhurst. [123] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 1, 1912; D : 29237 ; Mrs. Henry
Sampson, New York. 24425

romantic drama in 4 acts, by S. F. Samp-

.son. [5], 104 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 31. 1913; D : 32792 ; Sarah Fon-
taine Sampson, New York, 24426

Lady (A) in gauze; a farcical comedy in 3
acts, by L. Eagan. 162 p. ^4°. Typewritten.

© Louis Eagan. New York; D:2668. Dec.
2, 1902; 2c. Dec. 22, 1902. 24427

Lady (The) in red; operetta in 3 acts, by
Julius Brnmmer and Alfred Griinwald, music
by Robert Winterfeld [i. e., Winterberg]
English book and lyrics by Frederick F.
Schrader. [102] p. 4°. Typewritten. [Li-
bretto only]

© Ic. Mar. 20, 1912; D: 29170; Hans
Bartsch, New York, 24428

play in 3 acts, from the German of Julius

Braramer and Alfred Gunwald, by Anne
Caldwell [i. e. A. C. O'Dea] 101 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Apr. 30, 1915 ; D : 40534 ; Anne Cfi Id-
well O'Dea, Rockville Center, N. Y. 24428a

Lady (The) in scarlet; comedy di'ama in 5 acts,
by Albert Newton Shideler. 117 p. 4°. Type-
written,

© A. N. Shideler. New York ; D : 6669. May
15, 1905; 2c. May 15. 1905. 24429

Lady (The) in the adjoining room; a 1 act
play, by M. Merington. 41 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten,

© Marguerite Merington, New Y'^ork ; D :
7057, Aug. 1, 1905 ; 2c. Aug. 1, 1905. 24430

Lady (The) in the bottle; a new illusion, for
('.ramatic and other purposes, by J. H. Pep-
per.

© John Henrv Pepper, United States;
1873:11448, Oct. 6. 24431

Lady (The) in the case; comedy in 3 acts, by
P. Kester. 95 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 16, 1914; D: 36733; Paul Kes-
ter, Alexandria, Va. 24431a

Lady (The) in the kimono; or, Mrs. Ainslie's
front door, a farce in 3 acts, by H. F. Bagg.
70 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Helen Frances Bagg, Chicago; D : 9636.
Dec. 5, 1906 ; 2c. Dec. 5, 1906. 24432

Lady (A) in the library; by F. O. Bartlett
and H. L. Fox. 18 p. 4°, Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 10, 1910; D: 20155; Frederick
Grin Bartlett and Henry L. Fox, Philadel-
phia. 24433

1213

24434

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

24455

Lady (The) in the mask; a musical comedy
in 3 acts, by H. B. Smith.

© Harry B. Smith, New York; D : 3395,
May 4, 1903. 24434

Lady (The) in twenty-three (La dame du 23);
farce in 3 acts, by Paul Gavault and Albert
Bourgaln, tr. and adapted for the American
stage, by F. Allen. [128] p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. June 10, 1912; D: 29927; Frank
Allen, Plainfield, N. J. 24435

Lady Inger of Ostrat. See Works (The) of
Henrik Ibsen.

Lady Isabel; or, The Jesuit's plot, an operetta
in 5 acts, by C. E. Sewall.

© C. E. Sewall, Gardiner, Me. ; 1871 : 9172,
Oct. 2. 24436

Lady Jack; by J. A. Klatte. 174 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Dec. 2, 1909; D: 17595; John An-
drew Klatte, New York. 24437

Lady Jane Grey; historic drama in 5 acts, by
T. E. Osmun.

© Thomas E. Osmun, United States; 1877:
11435, Oct. 6. 24438

Lady Jemima; a domestic comedy in 3 acts,
by Noel Grant.

© J. H. Ryley, New Rochelle, N. Y. ; 18S8 :
18110, June 25. 24439

an original domestic play in 3 acts, by

Madeleine Lucette [i. e. Madeleine Lucette
Ryley]

© J. H. Ryley, New Rochelle, N. Y.; 1890:
12090, Apr. 12. 24440

Lady Jim; or, Modern shams, comedy drama
in 4 acts, by M. Dallas. 82 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Mervyn Dallas, West New Brighton, N.
Y. ; D : 8791, June 28, 190G ; 2c. July 23, 1906.

24441

Lady Jimmie's strateg-y; a comedy in 3 acts, by
H. Heaton. 123 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Harold Heaton, New York ; D : 8208. I\Iar.
22, 1906 ; 2c. Mar. 22, 1906. 24442

or, In a bachelor's flat, a comedy in 1 act,

by H. Heaton. 24 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Harold Heaton, New York; D:6698,
May 20, 1905 ; 2c. May 20, 1905. 24443

Lady Kate; a comedy in 5 acts, by W. Sikes.
© Wirt Sikes, New York ; 1873 : 8579, July
28, 24444

Lady (The) Katherine; an historical drama
in 4 acts, by C. A. Corbyn. 110 p. 4°. Ms.

© Clara A. Corbyn, New York; 1886: n.'iS,
Jan. 21; 2c. Jan. 21. 24445

Lady-killer (The); farce in 4 acts, by S. I.
Sziniiyey. [3], 116 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. .Tuly 25, 1910; D: 21635; Stephen
I\or Szinnyey, New York. 24446

musical comedy, by F. Summerfield. 333

p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Fred Summerfield, New York; D : 6401.
Mar. 24, 1905; 2c. IMar. 24, 1905. 24447

'— — a musical comedy in 3 acts, book by E.
Golden, lyrics by Robert B. Smith, music by
H. T. MacConnell.

© Echard Golden. New York ; 1897 : 28245,
May 7. 24448

a romantic drama in 5 acts, by G. Hast-

mgs.

© George Hastings, New York; 1889;

17008, Sept. 5; 2c. Sept. 16, 1890.

24449

See also Heart (The) of Eve.

Lady L; 1 act farce, by C. Withey. [16] p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 18, 1911; D: 25523; diet Withey,
Los Angeles. 24450

Lady (The) lancer; musical comedy in 3 acts,
by R. R. Gibson. 108 p. 4°. Typewritten.
[Libretto only]

© Ic. Aug. 10, 1914; D: 37794; Rowlnnd R.
Gibson, London. 24450a

Lady lawyer; comedy playlet, by Jack Gor-
man. 15 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 8, 1909; D: 16839; Corbett &
Forrester, Newark, N. J. 24451

a farce in 2 scenes, by F. E. Hiland. Bos-
ton, W. H. Baker & co., 1897.

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston; 1897:
30910, May 22; 2c. Aug. 13. 24452

Lady Lee's widowhood. See Captain (The) of
troop G.

Lady (The) leopard; iiiusieal farce in 2 acts,
book and lyrics by J. P. Wilson and T^I. Frank-
lin, music by M. Fninl;liu. 73 p. 4°.
Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. May 23, 1914; D: 37109; .Tohn P.
Wilson and Malvin Franklin, New York.

24452a

Lady Lillian; a drama in 3 acts.

© Theophila Carlile Campbell. Chicago;
1878 : 2319, Feb. 23 ; 2c. Nov. 30, 1880. 24453

Lady Lindsay; or. The child of the wreck, a
drama in 5 acts, by ]\Iarie Walsh Cnhill.

© Marie C. Caliill, Chicago; 1891:39089,
Oct. 31. 24454

Lady Lindsay of Virginia; a drama in 5 acts,
by M. Walsii. Typewritten.

© Marie Walsh Cahill, New York; 1892:
15101, Apr. 5; 2c. Apr. 5. 24455

1214

24456

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

24476

Lady Lindsay of Virginia — Continued.

a romantic play in 4 acts, by M. Walsh.

© Marie Walsh. Brooklyn; 1896:28731,
May 11. 24456

Lady Luftikus; operette in 3 akten, von
Bruno Decker und Hilly Ohnesorg;, musik von
Carl Ohnesorg. Text der gesiinge. Berlin,
Ed. Bote & G. Boch, 1911. 32 p. 12°.

© July 7, 1911; 2c. Sept. 26, 1911; D:
25367; Ed. Bote & G. Boch, Berlin. 24457

Lady Luna; burlesque operetta, by Paul Lincke,
adapted from the German by E. Cayley.

© Lilla Cayley Robinson, Hamburg; D:
5830, Nov. 26, 1904. 24458

Lady lunatic; by W. Bynner. 18 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Witter Bynner, New York; D: 12458.
Feb. 29, 1908; 2c. Feb. 29, 1908. 24459

composition to be enacted in proper make-
up, to a musical accompaniment, by E. Schuy-
ler. 2 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 19, 1915 ; D : 40585 ; Elise Schuy-
ler, Oakland, Cal. 24459a

Lady (The) lunatic and otlier things; play
by W. H. Cline. 7 p. 16°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 4, 1915; D: 40804; Willinm
Hamilton Cline, Los Angeles. 24459b

Lady Lynn; an emotional play in 6 acts,
adapted from Beyond pardon, a novel by
Bertha M. Clay [pseud, of C. M. Braeme]

© Henry A. Weaver, New York; 1885:
25068, Nov. 30. 24460

Lady McMulligan; by W. A. Smith.

© William Augustus Smith, New York; D:
13620, Aug. 20, 1908. 24461

Lady Madcap; a new and original musical
play, book by Paul A. Rubens and N. Newn-
ham Davis, music by Paul A. Rubens, addi-
tional numbers by Percy Greenbank and
Howard Talbot. Lyrics. London and Mel-
bourne. Australia, Chappell & co., ltd., -1904.
29 p. 8°.

© Chappell & CO., London; D:5930, Dec.
20, 1904 ; 2c. Dec. 20, 1904. 24462

Lady (The) manicure; 1 act vaudeville play-
let, by C. Lean. [13] p. 4°. Typewritten.
© Ic. Aug. 5. 1910; D: 21747; Cecil Lean,
Fort Atkinson, Wis. 24463

Lady Margaret; a play in 4 acts, partly from
the French, by Edward Rose. 149 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Amelia Bingham, Chicago; D:1231, Dec.
19, 1901; 2c. Dec. 19, 1901. 24464

Lady Marian; a play in 5 acts, by INIarie Jose-
phine Williams. cover-title, 21 p. 8°.
Printed.

© M. J. Williams, New Orleans; D : 12856,
Apr. 27, 1908 ; 2c. Apr. 21, 1908. 24465

Lady (The) mayor; a play in 1 act, by L. A.
Pape. 10 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 20, 1913; D: 32728; Leon A.
Pape, Philadelphia. 24466

Lady May's crime; the story of an American
girl, a drama in 4 acts.

© J. Lof tus Heuegan, Poston ; D : 3515,
June 1, 1903. 24467

Lady Mike; a comedy-drama in 4 acts, by Ida
Ward.

© Grace Sherwood, New York ; 1891 : 11925,
Apr. 2. 24468

Lady Mountdesert; a play in 5 acts, by O. W.
Firkins.

© O: W. Firkins, Minneapolis ; D : 14188,
Oct. 31, 1908. 24469

Lady Muriel's victory; a farce in 1 act, by
Baroness Ella von Wrede. 7 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Baroness E. von Wrede, New York ; D :
6605. Apr. 29, 1905 ; 2c. Apr. 29, 1905. 24470

Lady Nancy; a musical extravaganza in 3 acts.
Libretto.

© White-Smith music pub. co., Boston ;
1896 ; 57717, Oct. 19 ; Ic. Oct. 19 ; Ic. June 25,
1900. 24471

Lady (The) next door. See Diana.

Lady Odette; a drama in 4 acts, by A. J. Wester-
mayr.

© Arthur J. Westermayr, New York ; 1887 :
3976, Feb. 18. 24472

Lady (The) of Chicago; a nmsical comedy in 4
acts, by F. Humphreys.

© Frank Humphreys. Wilkes Barre, Pa. ;
1893 : 5327, Jan. 26. 24473

Lady (The) of Coventry; play in 4 acts, by
L. N. Parker. [85] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 31, 1911; D: 25642; Louis N.

Parker, London.

24474

Lady (A) of France; musical play in 2 acts,
book and lyrics l)y V. Cassard. 125 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 24, 1918 ; D : 32065 ; Vernon Cas-
sard, Noroton, Conn. 24475

Lady (The) of Gray Gables; romantic comedy
in 4 acts, by C. Skinner and H. Heron. [114]
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 31, 1912; D: 30398; Constance
Skinner, New York, and Herbert Heron, Car-
mel, Cal. 24476

1215

24477

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

24498

Lady (A) of jollity; an original 1 act comedy,
by H. J. Gates. Typewritten.

© Harry J. Gates, New York; 1900 A:
11248, May 4 ; 2c. May 4. 24477

Lady (The) of Lavilac; play in 1 act, by H. K.
Tootle. 27 p. f°. Typewritten,

© Ic. Oct. 4, 1911; D: 25396; Harry King
Tootle, St. Louis. 24478

Lady (The) of Luzon; musical comedy in 2 acts,
book by A. W. Birdsall, music by Zoel .Joseph
Parenteau, lyrics by Marcus C. Connelly. 115
p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. June 11, 1913 ; D : 33471 ; Alfred Ward
Birdsall, Pittsburgh. 24479

Lady (The) of Lyonesse; musical comedy in 2
acts, by H. Hamilton and P. J. Barrow, lyrics
by P. Greeubank, music by H. Talbot. 120 p.
4°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Nov. 1, 1912; D:3129G; Percy Bar-
row, Henry Hamilton, Percy Greenbank and
Howard Talbot, London. 24480

Lady (The) of Lyons; or. Geld, love, and
gaivah, a burlesque in 4 acts, by Charles Moss,
founded on Bulwer Lyttou's play of the same
name.

© James Cohen, New York ; 1876 : 626, Jan.
18, 24481

or. Love and pride, a play in 5 acts, by

Edward Lytton Bulwer. An entirely new
acting ed., ed. by John M. Kingdom. New
York, R. M. De Witt, 1874. 48 p. 12°. ([De
Witt's acting plays, no. 86] )

© Robert M. De Witt, New York; 1874:
15839, Dec. 31 ; 2c. Oct. 21, 1875. 24482

Lady (A) of mercy; a play of to-day in 5 acts,
by D. P. Dukemahrr.

© Dukemahrr Paul Dukemahrr, Brooklyn;
D : 11033, July 18, 1907. 24483

Lady (The) of Mexico; a play in 4 acts, by Col-
larbox [pseud, of B. H. Standish] 39 p. 8°.
Typewritten.

© Barnev Hoskin Standish, Minneapolis;
D : 3890, Sept. 2, 1903 ; 2c. Sept. 21, 1903.

24484

Same. 52 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Barnev Hoskin Standish. Minneapolis;
D : 6898, July 3, 1905 ; 2c. July 3. 1905. 24485

Lady (The) of Ostend. See Number nine.

Lady (The) of perfume; play in 3 acts, by J. E.
Howard. [56] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 23, 1912; D: 29138; Joseph E.
Howard, New York. 24486

Lady (The) of quantity; by Joseph M. Weber
and Louis M. Fields.

© Weber & Fields, New York ; 1897 : 64037,
Nov. 17. 24487

Lady (The) of quantity — Continued.

a burlesque in 2 acts, by Harry B. Clifford.

© Western theatrical syndicate, Chicago;
1898 : 1.5730, Mar. 7. 24488

oi', How a young American physician

beat a duke out of an heiress, by Mrs. A. J.
Peterson. 39 p. f°. Typewritten.
© Mrs. A. J. Peterson, New York ; D : 4593,
• Feb. 6, 1904 ; 2c. Jan. 27, 1904. 24489

Lady (The) of the air; romantic play in 3 acts,
by B. S. Dean. 120 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. IS, 1913; D: 34478; Benjamin
Sager Dean, Philadelphia. 24490

Lady (The) of the beauty shop; comedy in 3
acts, by E. Altheimer. [00] p. 4°. Type-
written.

©. Ic. May IS, 1911; D: 24237; Eliznboth
Altheimer, Chicago. 24491

Lady (The) of the Blackfriars; or, The old
play, by C. Ross. Biughamton, N. Y., G.
Ross, [1909] 34 p. 8°.

© Sept. IS, 1909; 2e. Sept. 17, 1909; D:
17146; Clinton Ross, Binghamton, N. Y.

24492

Lady (The) of the dawn; bv H. D. Monaghan.
[2], 51 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 15, 1911; D: 24949; Hannnh D.
McMiaghan, Philadelphia. 24493

Lady (The) of the green scarf; an entertain-
ment exercise for the schools embodying the
need for conserving our country's resources,
suitable for weekly rhetoricals, class exercises
and arbor day, by Mrs. Virginia Sharpe P:it-
ter.son. Chicago, A. Flanagnn company [1910]
4 p. 1., 7-31, [3] p. illus. 8°.

© Fell. 12, 1910; 2c. Feb. 17, 1910; D:
20218 ; A. Flana.gan co., Chicago. 24494

Lady (The) of the lake; a drama based on the
poem of Sir Walter Scott, by N. Whiting.

© Nina Whiting, Syracuse, N. Y. ; D : 650.5,
Apr. 4, 1905. 24495

a drama in 4 acts, by M. M. Close.

© IMarie MacGregor Close, New York ; 1900
A : 8161. Mar. 29. 24496

dramatization of Walter Scott's poem, by

Fanny A. Comstock. Boston, New York, [etc.]
Educational pub co., 1911. 31 p. 16''. ( [Edu-
cational plays and dramas] )

© Dec. 15, 1911; 2c. Dec. 28, 1911; D:
28113; Educational pub. co., Boston. 24497

— - a grand allegorical, military drama in 3
acts, dramatized and adapted from the Scot-
tish legemlary poem of Walter Scott, by J.
Barton. Elgin, 111.. Gazette printing and
publishing co., 1871. 34 p. 12°,

© Joseph Barton. Chicago; 1871:8915.
Sept. 25 ; 2c. Oct. 7. 24498

1216

24499

COPYEIGHTED IN" THE UNITED STATES

24517

Lady (The) of the lake — Continued.

reproduced in 4 acts and 8 scenes, by M.

Allerdisse.

© Jlaynie Allerdisse, Washington Court
House, O. ; 1900 A: 30556, Dec. 18. 24499

See also King James.

Lady (The) of the lotos; a dramatic composi-
tion. l\v P. Jones. [Cincinnati, Runyun &
Harris] 1907. 1 p. 1., 18 p. 8°.

© Paul Jones, Cincinnati ; D : 11599. Oct.
26, 1907; 2c. Oct. 26, 1907. 24500

Lady (The) of the Louvre.
(The)

See Sorceress

Lady of the night; 4 act drama of the tropics,
by E. Carroll. 79 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 6, 1909; D: 17631; Earl Car-
roll, Pittsburgh. 24501

Lady of the Nile; or, Orpah and Ardath, by
A. Ramspacher.

© Anna Ramspacher, Philadelphia ; D :
14901, Jan. 26, 1909. 24502

Lady (The) of the perfume; a play or sketch
in 1 act, by J. E. Howard. [1], 21 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 9, 1912; D : 28988 ; Joseph E.
Howard, New York. 24503

Lady (The) of the revolver; 1 act drama, by
M. C. Keator. [3], 15 p. obi. 16°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Jrar. 23, 1912; D : 29141 ; Maude C.
Keator, Alameda, Cal. 24504

Lady (The) of the sea; comedy drama in 3
acts, by Henrik Ibsen, tr. and adapted by E.
Hoist and J. Marks.

© Edward Hoist and Joel Marks. New
York ; 1889 : 30253, Oct. 5. 24505

Lady (The) of the sword; romantic passage
in 1 act, by C. D. Morgan. [2], 23 p. 4".
Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 6, 1914; D : 36266 ; Charles
Davis Morgan, New York. 24505a

Lady (The) of the white rose; a tragedy in 4
acts and 12 scenes, by J. C. P. Grumbine.
83 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© J. C. F. Grumbine, Chestnut Hill, Mass. ;
D:7504, Nov. 3, 1905; 2c. Nov. 23, 190.5.

24506

Lndy (A) of Venice; a classical drama, [by]
Catherine Clemmons.

© Viola Clemmons, Chicago; 1893:16829,
Apr. 5. 24507

Lady (The) of Windeck; a ghostly leap-ypar
opera in 3 acts, by H. S. Crabbe and W. B.
Atkinson. 52 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Henry S. Crabbe and William B. Atkin-
son, New York ; 1888 : 29433, Oct. 17 ; 2c. Nov.
3. ' 24508

Lady or the colonel; by T. B. Donaldson. 12
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Thomas B. Donaldson, Philadelphia: D:
6969, July 15, 1905 ; 2c. July 15, 1905. 24509

Lady (The) or the law; plaV in 1 act. bv C.
Skinner. [2], 26 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 28, 1910; D : 22664 ; Constance
Skinner, Chicago. 24510

Lady partner and little circus; dramatic
sketch in 2 acts and 3 scenes, by W. C, Wrest.
[9] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 27, 1913; D : 34546 ; William
Chas. Wrest, Los Angeles. , 24511

Lady (The) photographer; a farce in 1 act, by
L. S. Converse. 24 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Lillie Stuart Converse, Macon, Ga. ; D:
14370, Nov. 25, 1908; 2c. Nov. 25, 1908.

24512

Lady Raffles; a farce in 1 act, by R. Duffy. 22
p. f°. Typewritten.

© Richard Duffy, New York ; D : 6968, July
15, 1905; 2c. July 15, 1905. 24513

or. The Bomadka case, a melodrama in 4

acts and 9 scenes, by B. K. Scott. 48 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Benjamin K. Scott, Milwaukee: D:
14856, Jan. 20, 1909; 2c. Feb. 4, 1909. 24514

Lady's (The) in a hurry; by J. Steele. 19 p. 4*.
Typewritten.

© .Tessamy Harte Steele, Groton, Conn. ;
D:2039, June 23, 1902; 2c. June 23, 1902.

24515

Lady Satan; comedy-drama in 3 acts, by L.
Drug. 168 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 5, 1915 ; D : 39591 ; Leroy Drug,
New York. 24515a

Lady Saxondale; by Frank Burnham Bagleyand
I. Williams. Typewritten.

© Frank B. Bagley and Irving Williams
New York; 1900 A: 27146, Nov. 1; 2c. Jaa
15, 1901. 245 le

Lady Seigliere; a drama in 4 acts, adapted
from the German by J. E. Austrian.

© Jo.sepli E. Austrian, Reading, Pa. ; 1 8Rf :
24612, Nov. 1. 24617

5379—10-

-77

1217

24518

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

24533

Lady (A) servant; or. Mistress for an hour,
sin original sketch in 1 act, by Will C. Sites.
Clyde," O., Ames' publishing co., 1903. 8 p.
12°. ([Ames' series of standard and minor
drama, no. 442])

© Ames pub. co., Clyde, O. ; D:3590. .Tune
15, 1903; 2c. June 13, 1003. 24518

Lady (The) sheriff; farce comedy in 3 acts, by
F. Lord. [110] p. 4°. Tyi)e\vritten.

© Ic. Apr. 21, 1911 ; D : 24023 ; Frank Lord,
New York. 24519

Lady (The) Shore; a romantic drama in 4 acts,
by L. R. Smith and Mrs. Vance Thompson.
147 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Lena R. Smith, New York ; D : 5950 ; Dec.
22, 1904 ; 2c. Dec. 21, 1904. 24520

Lady Smith; or. A peace offering, a 3 act
comedy, by W. Busch. Typewritten.

© William Busch, St. Louis ; 1900 A : G307.
Mar. 8; 2c. Apr. 4. 24521

Lady (The) smuggler; drama in 1 act, by

Charles Goddard. 5 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 27, 1914; D:3G853; Star co..

New York. 24521a

Lady Spencer; a melodrama in 4 acts, by M. R.
Mason.

© Mary Rosalind Mason, Washington; D:
348, Apr. 15, 1901. 24522

Lady Stradevere; play in 4 acts, by A, Mesco.
88 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Adam IMesco, Brooklyn ; D : 4135, Oct.
12. 1903; Nov. 9, 1903. 24523

Lady Tatters; or. The rcyal talisman, a ro-
mantic comedy in 3 acts, libretto by H. Leon-
ard, lyrics by R. Carse, nuisic by W. Slaugh-
ter. 123 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto
only]

© Herbert Leonard, Roland Carse, and
Walter Slaughter, London ; D : 10517, ]\Iay 8,
1907 ; 2c. May 8. 1907. 24524

Lady Teazle; a musical play in 3 acts, by T. K.
Bangs and R. C. Penfield. 120 p. 4°. Type-
written. [Libretto only]

© John Kendrick Bangs and Roderic C.
Penfield, New York; D : 3297, Apr. 10, 1903;
2c. Sept. 26, 1903. 24525

Lady (The), the liar, and the lion; play in 1
net, by H. L. Mason. [1], 9 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Dec. 28, 1914 ; D : 39215 ; Harry Les-
ter Mason, New York. 24525a

Lady Thyras heirat; lustspiel in 3 akten, von
R. C. Carton [pseud, des R. C. Critchett] au-
torisierte uebersetzung aus dem englischen
von Leo Birinski. Miinchen, Drei masken ver-
lag, g. m. b. h., 1913. 81 p. 8°.

© Ic. May 31, 1913 ; D : 33389 ; Drel masken
verlag, g, m. b. h., Munich. 24526

Lady Tom; a society comedy drama iu 4 acts,
• by C. T. Vincent.

© Charles T. Vincent, New York; 1891:

1403, Jan. 8.

24527

Lady Tommy; original musical comedy in 2
ads, book and lyrics by H. H. Winslow, mu-
sic by Carlos Curti. 97 p. 4°. Typewritten.
[Libretto only]

© Ic. June 17, 1914; D : 37389 ; Herbert
Hall Winslow, New York. 24527a

Lady trimmer. See Monologues of to-day.

Lady Washington's court; a melodrama of the
American Revolution, by W. N. Freeman.

© Vv'm. Neely Freeman, Syracuse, N. Y. ;
1898 : 11871, Feb. 16. 24528

Lady (The) we love; comedy in 3 acts, by F.
Mandel. 159 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Tan. 29, 1914; D: 35841; Frank Man-
del, New York, 24528a

Lady Windermere's fan; a play in 4 acts, by
O. Wilde. [51] p. 12°. Printed.

© Oscar Wilde, London; 1893:41395, Sept.
12 ; 2c. Sept. 12. 24529

See olso Chief contemporary dramatists. —

Lady Thornhurst's daughter.

See Wife of 2.

1218

Writings (The) of Oscar Wilde.

Lady (The) with a white hand; in 4 acts, by
Genille ilo Reniquc [pseud, of Mrs. E. L.
Williams] 90 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 20, 1911 ; D : 25270 ; Mrs. E. L.
Williams, London. 24530

Lady with the dagger; a drama, by Arthur
Sclmitzler, tr. from the German by Helen
Tracy Porter. {In Poet lore, v. 15, no. 2, Sum-
mer, 1904; periodical © Poet lore co., Phila-
delphia ; B : 82548, Nov. 7, 1904 ; 2c. Sept. 22,
1904) 24531

Lady Wortley Montagu's letter; a drama in
5 acts, by H. and K. Pierrepont.

© Howard and Karoline Pierrepont, San
Francisco ; 1880 : 18245, Dec. 1. 24532

Lady Ysabel, the co-ed. from Camelot; college
fantasy in 2 acts, written and composed by
E. C. Hopkins, cover-title, 20 p. 8°. I'riuted.
[Libretto only]

© May 23, 1913 ; 2c. Sept. 8, 1913 ; D : 34344 ;
Edward Cadoret Hopkins. Badlands, Cal.

24533

24534

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

24553

Ladye Faire; a libretto in 3 acts, by A. P. Nip-
freii. Butte, Mont., Schwan print [ioOS] 2p. 1.,
35 p. 12°.

© Alvin Probasco Nipgen, Butte, Mont. ; D :
2877. Jan. 19, 1903 ; 2c. May 19. 1903. 24534

Ladyland; comic opera, by Eustace Ponsonb.v,
nuisic by Frank Lambert. London, Francis,
Day & Hunter : New York. T. B. Harms com-
pany, 190.':i. [Libretto only]

© Francis, Day & Hunter. London ; D :
6059, .Jan. 3, 1905 ; 2c. Jan. 3, 1905. 24535

Ladylike (A) robbery; sketch in 1 act, by E. R.
Barton. [1], 15 p. 4°. T.vpewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 2, 1912 ; D : 30417 ; Edith R. Bar-
ton, Grand Rapids, Mich. 24536

Lady's (A) limitations; play in 3 acts and 1
scene, by G. L. Raymond. Washington, B. S.
Adams, 1910. 55 p. 12°.

© .June 4, 1910 ; 2c. June 6, 1910 ; D : 21272 ;
George L. Raymond, Washington. 24537

Lady's (A) note; a farce in 1 act, by Robert
C. V. Meyers. Philadelphia, The Penn pub-
lishing company, 1895.

© Penn pub. co.. Philadelphia ; 1895 : 39216,
July 30 ; 2c. July 30. 24538

Ladyville; modern satire, by Herbert Hall
Winslow. [11] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 11, 1912 ; D : 29648 ; Bert S. and
Anna Jordan Frank, New York. 24539

Lackelnde (Die) frau; komodie in 3 akten, von
IMaxim Hauschild. Berlin - Chax'lotteuburg,
Thespis-verlag, 1913. 116 p. 12°.

© Ic. Nov. 3, 1913 ; D : 3 1923 ; Thespis-ver-
lag, Charlottenburg, Germany. 24540

Landliche (Eine) hochzeit in Bolimen. See
Bohmische (Die) cigarrenmacherin.

Latare; schauspiel in 4 aufziigen, von Ernst
I^egal. Berlin. Berliner theater verlag, g. m.
b. h., 1913. 96 p. 12°.

© Ic. Oct. 28, 1913; D: 34875; Berliner
theater verlag, g. m. b. h., Berlin. 24541

Lafayette; or, The maid and the marquis, an
original burlesque in 3 acts, by G. A. Morri-
son, jr. New York [A. E. Chasmar & co.]
1890. 1 p. 1., 86 p. 12°.

© George Austin Morrison, jr.. New York;
1890 : 11538, Apr. 8 ; 2c. Apr. 29. 24542

La Fayette, the man of two worlds. Sec Mar-
quis de La Fayette, the man of two worlds.

Lafferty's investment; sketch in 1 act with
song, by J. P. Gibbs. 20 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 18, 1911; D: 23122; John P.
Gibbs, Philadelphia. 24543

Lafitte; a play in prologue and 4 acts, by L.
Rutland and Rhoda Cameron [pseud, of L. L.
Ay res]

© Lucile Rutland. Many. La., and Lucie
Leveque Ayres. New York; 1899:79809. Dec.
9; 2c. Jan. 2, 1900. 24544

Lagar (El); zarzuela en 1 acto y 3 cuadros, origi-
nal de R. de Santa Ana y P. Munos Seca. nu'i-
sica de los niaostrosGuervos y Cnrbonoll. !\In-
drid fSociednd de autores espauoles] 19U7. 30
p. 12°. [Libretto only]

© Rafael de Santa Ana > y Pedro Mufioz
Seca, iMadrid; D: 11517, Oct. 12, 1907: 2c.
Oct. 14, 1907. 24545

Lagarderre; romantic drama in a prologue and
4 acts, an original adaptation from the
French, by F. Rockwell. 110 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Florence Rockwell, New York ; D : 7460,
Oct. 26, 1905; 2c. Oct. 26, 1905. 24546

Laggard (A) in love; by R. S. Fife. 14 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Reginald Spinks Fife, New York; D:
11977, Dec. 23, 1907; 2c. Dec. 23, 1907.

24547

Laguerre; a drama of destiny in 5 acts, by
F. W. Davis.

© Frederick W. Davis, Chelsea, Mass. ;
1885:19312, Sept. 12. 24548

Lahmi; tragedy in 4 acts, by Ine Chenier
[pseud of A. B. Cheney]

. © Annie Elizabeth Cheney, Los Angeles ;
1898 : 4232, Jan. 10 ; 2c. July 5. 24549

Lakajok; tragikomedia harom felvonasban, irta
Hajo Sander. Budapest, Frauklin-Tarsulat,
1913. 202 p. 12°.

© Mar. 1, 1913; 2c. Jan. 30, 1914; D:
35873; Marton Miksa, Budapest. 24550

Lake Eenaux; a drama in 3 acts, by J. R. Mc-
Mahon.

© John R. McMahon, Lima, N. Y. ; D : 027.
July 1, 190L 24551

Lakes (The) of Killarney; play in 1 act, by
W. Montague. 14 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 8, 1914; D: 38440; Walter Mon-
tague, San Francisco. 24551a

Lakeside abbey; by .1. O'Neil.

© .John O'Neil, Brooklyn; 1880:6603. Apr.
30. 24552

Lali; or. The translation of a savage, adapted
from Sir Gilbert Parker's novel of that name,
by L. Watkins.

© Llewellyn Watkins. Belmont, Manitoba.
Canada ; D : 2152, July 25, 1902. 24553

1219

24554

DBAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

24575

Lalla Rookh; a romantic comedy in 4 acts, by
V. AV'oocls. Typewritten.

© Yirna Woods, Sacramento, Cal. ; 1900 A :
22S75, Sept. 14; 2c. Sept. 14. 24554

or. The Queen of Cashmere, an oriental

spectacular romance in 7 tableaux, by H. G.
Donnelly.
© H. Grattan Donnelly, Philadelphia ;

ISSO: 19132, Dec. 15.

24555

See also Chieftain's (The) sacrifice. — Fire

(The) worshipers. — Veiled (The) prophet. —
Veiled (The) prophet of Khorassan.

Lama-llama; zoological zarzuela in a prologue
and 2 juts. by A. N. C. Fowler. Gl p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© A. N. C. Fowler, Glens Falls, N. Y. ; D :
8742, June 27, 1906; 2c. June 27, 190C.

24556

Lamb (The) and the brute; a 4 act weird play,
by C. K. Champlin. 71 p. f°. Typewritten.
© Charles K. Champlin, Red Bank, N. J. ;
D : 10254. Mar. 21, 1907 ; 2c. July 6, 1907.

24557

or, The nightmare, in 4 acts, by Harry E.

McKee. 59 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© H. E. McKee, New York ; D : 11309, Sept.
6, 1907 ; 2c. Sept. 6, 1907. 24558

Lamb (The) and the wolf; a melodrama in 4
acts, by P. Gibson.

© Preston Gibson, Chicago ; D : 5498. Aug.
30, 1904. 24559

Lamb for dinner; a farce, [by] Robert C. Y.
Meyers.

© Lyceum pub. co., Philadelphia; 1900 A:
10225. Apr. 21. 24560

Lambh Darrag'h, a story of '98; drama in 3
acts, by C. E. Callahnn. Cincinnati, The au-
thor, 1S7S. 43 p. 12°.

© Charles E. Callahan, Cincinnati; 1878:
12G18, Nov. 2; 2c. July 26, 1880. 24561

Lamb's (A) gambol; a musical farce in 3 acts,
by Frederic Archer.

© John R. Stirling, Buffalo ; D : 1830. Mav
5, 1902. 24562

a 1 act sketch, by W. C. Cowper.

© Will C. Cowper, New York; 1900 A:
12325, Mny 16. 24563

Lamentable (The) tragedy of Julius Caesar;
5 acts in song and verse, by Ona Winnnts
Borland. Chicago, Dramatic publishing co.
[1905] 10 p. 12°. ([Sergei's acting drama,
no. 615] )

© Dec. 31, 1912 ; 2c. Jan. 2, 1913 ; D : 31847 ;
Draniiitic pub. co., Chicago. 24564

Lamentable (The) tragedy of Omelet and
Oatmealia; in song and verse, 5 acts, by Ona
Winants Borland. Chicago. Dramatic pub-
lishing CO., 1912. 18 p. 12°.

© Dec. 31, 1912 ; 2c. Jan. 2, 1913 ; D : 31844 ;
Dramatic pub. co., Chicago. 24565

Lamonti; by A. Dexter [i. e. John Arthur Dex-
ter]

© Arthur Dexter, Wenatchee, Wash. ; D :
6617, Apr. 24, 1905. 24566

Same.

© John Arthur Dexter, Wenatchee, Wash. ;
D : 0712, May 4, 1905. 24567

Lamp (The) in the pot; drama in 4 acts, by
R. M. Wernaer. 110 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 9, 1915; D : 40887 ; Robert M.
Wernaer, Cambridge, l\Iass. 24567a

Lamplighter (The) of New York; a 4 act
comedy, by H. K. Betts. Typewritten.

© Herbert Keble Betts, Catskill, N. Y. ;
1898 : 64809, Nov. 5 ; 2c. Nov. 5. 24568

Lanark Moore; a play in 4 acts, by J. H. Ben-
ner. 119 p. 4°. Typewritten.

® Joseph Henry Benner, Fullerton, Pa. ;
D:8269, Apr. 3, 1906; 2c. Apr. 3. 1900.

24569

Lancashire (The) sailor; a play in 1 act, by
Brandon Thomas.

© T. H. French, New York ; 1898 : 72.'')89,
Dec. 13 ; 2c. Dec. 16. 24570

Lancelot and Elaine; illustrated readings from
Tennyson's Idylls of the king, arr. by Mar-
garet Holmes Francisco. New York, Hints
publishing company, 1902. 10 p. 12°.

© Hints pub. co., New York ; D : 2385, Sept.
26, 1902 ; 2c. Nov. 1, 1902. 24571

Lancelot and Guinevere; a drama in a pro->
logue and 4 acts, by G. Mellersh Baxter. 54
p. f°. Typewritten.

© George M. Baxter, Wvoming, O. ; D :
15207, Mar. 1, 1909 ; 2c. Mar. 1, 1909. 24572

a drama in 5 acts, by John William Con-
way. 55 p. 8°. Typewritten.

© J. W. Conway, Norton, Kan.; D:4382,
Dec. 12, 1903; 2c. Dec. 12, 1903; 2c. Dec. 7,
1908 (printed) 24573

Lancers (The); a comedy in 3 acts, from the
Gorman of E. Von Moser and Franz von Schon-
than. by J. H. Manners. 131 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© J. Ilartlev Planners, New York; D:
11409, Sept. 25, 1907 ; 2c. Sept. 25, 1907.

24574
Land (The); a play in 3 acts, by P. Colum.
New York, 1905. 63 p. 8°.

© Padrnig Colum, Dublin. Ireland; D: 6800,
June 9, 190.") ; 2c. June 9, 1905. 24575

1220

24576

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

24594

Land (The) agent; a satirical sketch, by J. A.
Mitchell. 12 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Jos. A. Mitchell, Philadelphia; D : 9293,
Oct. 23, 1906 ; 2c. Oct. 23. 1906. 24576

Land and liberty. See Garry Owen.

Land (The) beyond the firelight; by J. Searle
Dawley. Typewritten.

© Jos. W. Stern & co., New York ; 1900 A :
31293, Dec. 15 ; 2c. Dec. 15. 24577

Land (The) league; a thrilling- sensational
drama in 3 acts, by G. Barr.
© George Barr. Buffalo ; 1S81 : 48, Jan. 3.

24578

or,. The struggle of 1881.

© James Judge, New York ; 1882 : 360. Jan.
10. 24579

Land (The) leaguers of Ireland; a drama in 5
acts, by F. F. Mackay.

© F. F. Mackay, Philadelphia ; ISSO : 18370.
Dec. 3. 24580

Land-leben; oder, Ein dorf in Holstein, lust-
spiel in 5 akten, vou A. F. Hamann.

© A. F. Hamann, Rock Island, 111.; 1879:
1690, Feb. 5. 24581

Land (The) o' cotton; a melodrama in 4 acts, by
J. C. Webb.

© John Crittenden Webb, Chicago ; D : 529,
May 31, 1901. 24582

Land o' dreams; an extravaganza, by F. Brueg-
ger, music by W. C. E. Seeboeck. 124 p. f°.
Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Frederick Bruegger, Chicago ; D : 5571,
Sept. 21, 1904 ; 2c. Feb. 25, 1905. 24583

Land (The) o' Goshen; a comedy drama in 4
acts, by Edward E. Rose.

© Clara F. Rose, United States; 1896: 7411,
Jan. 30. 24584

Land (The) o' my the; 1 act plav, by A. C. Hud-
son. [11] p. i°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 7, 1914 ; D : 38730 ; Addie ^Crop-
sey Hudson, Walsenburg, Col. 24584a

Land o' nurs'ry rhyme; quaint musical fantasy
in prologue and 3 acts, book and lyrics by Wil-
liam H. Clifford, music by William Loraiue.
119 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Aug. 18, 1915; D: 41563; W. H. Clif-
ford, Los Angeles. 24584b

Land (The) of Ad; musical play in 2 acts and
prologue, by C. Krusada. 5 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten. [Words only]

© Ic. May 9, 1913 ; D : 33277 ; Carl Krusada,
New York. 24585

Land (The) of alimony; or, The garden of af-
finitiss, a musical satire in 3 acts, by Asa
Cassidy. 75 p. f°. Typewritten. [Libretto
only]

© Franklin Harris. Hackensack, N. J. ; D :
13084, May 29, 1908 ; 2c. June 15, 1908. 24586

Land (The) of Beginning Again; play in 1 act,
by H. Winterhaker. 27 p. 8°. Ms.

© Ic. Aug. 22. 1913; D: 34222; Helen Win-
terhalter, Washington. 24587

Land (The) of Bellamya. See Coronet & coin.

Land (The) of broken promises. See Ole Ol-
son in Mexico.

Land (The) of delft; a phantasy in blue, oper-
etle in 1 act, by J. w. Herbert. 19 p. 4°.
Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Joseph W. Herbert. New York : D : 1343.
Jan. 24, 1902 ; 2c. Jan. 9, 1902. 24583

Land of dreams; a musical comedy in 3 acts, 5
scenes, by W. Carleton. 78 p. f°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Will Carleton, New York ; D : 8657, June
8, 1900 ; 2c. June 8, 1906. 24589

Land (The) of forgiveness; a play in 4 acts, by
A. M. Haskell. 22 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Anna IMarie Haskell, Chicago ; D : 98.57,
Jan. 28, 1907 ; 2c. Jan. 28, 1907. 24590

Land (The) of gold; by J. L. Dellenbaugh.

© Jesse Laubie Dellenbaugh. Salem. O. ;
1900 A: 24220, Sept. 29. 24591

a tale of '49, a drama in 5 acts, illustrating

early pioneer life in California, by G. G.
Spurr.

© George G. Spurr, Boston; 1882:17302,
Oct. 19. 24592

Land (The) of guesses; musical journey into
the forest of speculation, book and lyrics by
•.L H. Wehn. 14 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Li-
bretto only]

© Ic. July 2, 1915 ; D : 41148 ; Josephine H.
Wehn. Far Rockaway, N. Y. 24592a

Land (The) of Heart's Desire. See Poetical
(The) works of William B. Yeats.

Land (The) of hope; a play in 1 act, by V. H.
Sothern. [1], 14 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 19, 1909; D: 10590; Virginia
Earned Sothern, New York. 24593

Land (The) of Lag; or. The advertising man,
libretto in 2 acts, by William Hammond Put-
nam. 21 p. f°. Typewritten.

© W. H. Putnam, Lowell; D : 2343, Sept.
17, 1902 ; 2c. Nov. 4, 1902. 24594

1221

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DEAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

24614

Land (The) of Lag — Continued.

Same. 93 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© William Hammond Putnam, Dorchester,
Mass. ; D : 5134, June G, 1904 ; 2c. Juue 6, 1904.

24595

Land (The) of loot; a musical comedy in 3 acts,
by F. J. Gardenliire and W. C. Morton. 51 p.
4°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Frederick J. Gardenliire and William C.
Morton, New York; D:C6G3, May 13, 190.1;
2c. May 13, 1905. 24596

Land (The) of lovely things; play in 2 acts,
by Rose O'Neill [i. e.. Rose Cecil O'Neill Wil-
son] 52 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 12, 1915 ; D : 41966 ; Rose O'Neill
Wilson, New York. 24596a

Land (The) of makebelieve; a chimerical exag-
geration in 2 hallucinations, book and lyrics
by W. D. Hall. 30 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Li-
bretto only]

© Wm. D. Hall, Philadelphia ; D : 6585, Apr.
27, 1905; 2c. Apr. 27, 1905. 24597

— Same.

© William Davis Hall, Philadelphia; D:
5086, May 27, 1904 ; 2c. May 27, 1904. 24598

— Same. 100 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto

only]

© Ic. Jan. 21, 1910 ; D : 17991 ; William D.
Hall, Philadelphia. 24599

Land (The) of mirage; a comic opera in 2 acts
and 3 scenes, book and lyrics by Campbell B.
Casad.

© C. B. Casad, New York; D:9521. Nov.
26, 1906. 24600

Land of money; by F. C. Voorhies.

© Frank C. ^'oorhies, Cambridge, Mass. ;
D: 7944, Feb. 3, 1906. 24601

Land (The) of Never- was; comic opera in 3
acts, book and lyrics by B. L. Williams. 65
p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Dec. 26, 1913 ; D : 35472 ; Burns Llew-
ellyn Williajus, Kansas City, Mo. 24602

Land (The) of Night; a fairy comedy for young
folks in 2 acts, by G. Leona Dalrvmple. Bos-
ton, W. H. Baker & co., 1907. 48 p. 12°.

©Walter H. Baker & co., Boston; D: 11077,
July 29, 1907 ; 2c. Oct. 26, 1907. 24603

Land (The) of Nod; a musical comedy in 2 acts,
by A. Chevalier, nuisic by Alfred H. West.
Typewritten.

© Albert Chevalier, Margate, Kent, Eng-
land ; 1897 : 13806, Feb. 26; 2c. Feb. 26. 24604

Land (The) of Nod — Continued.

a musical extravaganza in a prologue and 2

acts, book and lyrics by W. M. Hough and
F. R. Adams, music by E. Howard. 43 p. 4°.
Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Will M. Housh and Frank R. Adams, Chi-
cago ; D : 6420, Mar. 29, 1905 ; 2c. Apr. 17. 1905.

24605

a musical play, written by Albert Chevalier,

music by Alfred H. West.

© Reynolds & co., Loudon ; 1S98 : 60000, Oct.
12. 24606

an original picturesque domestic drama in

5 acts, by R. jNIcWade.

© Robert McWade, New York ; 1871 : SB81,
Sept. 8. . ■ 24607

See also Dreamland's gateway. — Irish

Fern. — Sandman (The)

Land (The) of Once upon a Time; pageant play,
by F. E. Cnarke. [77] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 26, 1913 ; D : 33613 ; Frances E.
Clarke, Brooklyn. 24608

Land (The) of opportunity; a play in 1 act, by
A. J. Ryan. 32 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Arthur .L Ryan, New York; D: 11321,
Sept. 10, 1907 ; 2c. Sept. 10, 1907. 24609

Land (The) of peek-a-boo; a burlesque in 2
acts, by E, Hanford. 51 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Edwin Hanford, New York ; D : 13365,
July IS, 1908 ; 2c. July 20, 1908. 24610

Land (The) of phantasie; a Shakespeare-fan-
tasy in 1 act, by A. W. Brotherton. [4], 41
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 5, 1913; D: 32193; Alice Wil-
liams Brotherton, Cincinnati. 24611

Land (The) of promise; comedy in 4 acts, by
W. S. Maugham. London, Bickers <& sou, ltd.,
1913. 78 p. 12°.

© Dec. 1, 1913; 2c. Dec. 5, 1913; 0:35254;
W. S. Maugham, New York. 24612

comedy in 1 act, by E. Hopkins. 37 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 28, 1915; D: 41846; Edwin Hop-
kins, New York. 24612a

— a drama in 4 acts, adapted from A Mary-

land manor by Frederic Emory, by M. Stul-
naker.

© Maud Stalnaker, Washington ; D : 1435,
Feb. 12, 1902. 24613

Land (The) of Quangle-Wangle; a musical ex-
travaganza and pantomime in 2 acts, l)y Frank
Maltese, music by Julia S. B. ]\Ialte.se.

© Sal va tore R. Maltese, New York; D:
12425, Feb. 25, 1908. 24614

Land (The) of regrets. See Supplanter (The)

1222

24615

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

24630

Land (The) of sisterly love; or, Plato in the
clouds, musical satire in 2 acts, by L. Hancock.
1 2], 70 p. 4°. T.ypewritten. [Woi'ds only]

© Ic. Sept. 27, 1910 ; D : 221G0 ; La Toiiche
Hancock. New York. 24615

Land (The) of sunshine; original American
comedy in 3 acts, by M. H. and W. N. Morse.
[106] "p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 11, 1914; D : 3G999 ;' Margaret
Hincks Morse and William Northrop Morse,
Pelham, Mass. 24615a

original play in 4 acts, by W. M. Morse and

M. H. Morse. 137 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 14, 1915; 0:40647; William
Northrop Morse and Margaret Hincks IMorse,
New York. 24615b

Land (The) of the free; play in 3 acts, by E.
Locke. 93 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 4. 1915; D: 39863; Edward
T>ocke. New York. 24615c

Land (The) of the leal; a drama in 4 acts, by
.[. Worthington. 55 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Julia Wortliington, Cincinnati; D:61S7,
Feb. 6, 1905; 2c. Feb. 6, 1905. 24616

Land of the lotus; a comic opera, by F. Ber-
nard.

© Franklin Bernard, Denver ; D : 7751,
Dec. 9, 1905. 24617

Land of the midnight sun; a romantic and
spectacular drama in a prologue and 4 acts,
by E. Barbour.

© Edwin Barbour, New York; 1893:
30800. June 29. 24618

See also Klondike,

Land (The) of the never dry; a musical ex-
travaganza enacted below the ocean, by E.
David.

© Emily David, Chicago; D : 12526, Mar.
12, 1908. 24619

Land (The) of the primrose moons; dramatic
story told in 3 acts, by E. W. Undei"svood.
[1], 128 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 22. 1912; D: 31219; Edna
Worthley Underwood, New York. 24620

Land of the Sioux; a western drama, by E. F.
A'an Dusen. 85 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© E. F. Van Dusen, New York; D : 8221,
Mar. 23, 1906; 2c. Mar. 23, 190G. 24621

Land (The) of the Tetons; an American play
in 4 acts, by J. Willard. 151 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Oct. 28. 1913; D : 34851 ; John Wil-
lard. New York. 24622

Land (The) of tomorrow; play in 3 acts, by
M. Sewell Roy [pseud, of M. F. Roy] [5].
36 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 6, 1914 ; D : 37243 ; Mary Fran-
ces Roy, Washington. 24622a

Land (The) of way off.
the woods.

See Witch (The) of

Land or sea, which shall it be? See Amphibi-
ous (The) lover.

Land (The) war; by G. R. Sims and Ben Lan-
deck. [2], 113 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 19, 1910; D: 22601; Charles
Cartwright, New York. 24623

Land (The) we love. See America.

Landing a contract; 1 act farce, by B. Strauss.
[1], 9 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 26, 1912; D: 30636; Bobby
Strauss, New York. 24624

Landing a husband; by A. L. Parraelee.

© Alfred L. Parmelee. Chicago; 1900 A:
29321, Nov. 30. 24625

— —farce comedy in 1 act, by L. J. L. Stilwell.
[2], 16 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept, 27. 1910 ; D : 22158 ; Laura Jean
Libbey-Stilwell, Brooklyn. 24626

Landing (The) net; playlet in 1 act, by H. H.
Armstrong. [2], 10 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 23, 1913 ;. D : 33571 ; Harold H.
Armstrong, Detroit. 24627

Landing (The) of Columbus,
topher.

See C. Chris-

Landing (The) of Mrs. Columbus; play in 2
acts, by E. M. Lavino. [1], 31 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Sept. 22. 1914; D: 38280; Edwin M.
Lavino, Philadelphia. 24627a

Landlord and tenant; an Irish drama in 4 acts,
by H. A. Lewis. St. Louis, The Gilbert book
company, 1882. 38 p. 8°.

© H. A. Lewis, United States; 1882:3409.
Mar. 4; 2c. Mar. IL 24628

Landlord's (The) mistake; a 1 act comedy, by
J. Hood. 6 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© .John Hood, United States ; D : 8540. IVtay
17, 1906; 2c. May 17, 1906. 24629

Landlord's (The) revenge; or. Uncle Tom up
to date, a farce in 2 scenes, by M. C. Browne.
Clyde, O., Ames' publishing co., 1894. 9 p.
12°. ([Ames' series of standard and minor
drama no. 328] )

© Ames pub. co.. Clyde, O. ; 1894 : 4370, Jan.
IS: 2c. Jan. 27. 24630

1223

24630

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIOlSrS

24651

I

Landmiliz (Die) von Blasewitz; militiirische
scene fiir 12 raannliche roUen, text rev. von
Hans Kniulson. Antigo, Wis., Antigo pub. co.,
1914. 21 p., iliagr. 24°. (Dialoge und vor-
trJige fiir .iugendvereine, no. SO)

© .Tan. 26, 1914; 2c. Feb. 9, 1914; D:
35959 ; Antigo pub. co., Antigo, Wis. 24630a

Landon light; an original drama in 3 acts, by
T. H. Darlington.

© Tom H. Darlington, New York; 1874:
8103, June IG. 24631

Landsknecht (Der); operette in 3 akten, von
Karl Schwelb, musik von Franz Werther.
Regiebuch. Bremen, Praeger & Meier, 1902.
44 p. 4°.

© Praeger & Meier, P>remen. Germanv ; D :
1535, jMar. 10, 1902 ; 2c. Mar. 10, 1902. 24632

Landslide (The); drama in 3 acts, by H. A.
Adams. 54 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 1, 1911 ; D : 24836 ; H. A. Adams.
La Jolla, Cal. 24633

Landsly (En) historie. See Sunny home.

Landtagswahl; komodie in 3 akten, von Leo
Walther Stein. Berlin, F. Bloch erben, 1910.
136 p. 8°.

© Ic. Dec. 1, 1910 ; D : 22700 ; Felix Bloch
erben, Berlin. 24634

Lang's comedy comiques; an original title, by
E, R. Lang.

© Edwin R. Lang, New York ; 1885 : 26114,
Dec. 12. 24635

Lang's operatic burlesquers; a dramatic com-
position, by E. Lang.

© Edward Lang, New York ; 1897 : 71100,
Dec. 18. 24636

Langtry; or, Ben Butler and the Jersey Lily,
a farce containing introduced specialties by
various authors, arr. by J. A. Gulick.

© Joseph A. Gulick, New York ; 1883 : 3171,
Feb. 17. 24637

Language of flowers; by A. G. Nuhfer.

© Albertine G. Nuhfer, Washington; D:
14809, Jan. 12, 1909. 24638

Languid (The) Lama; a comic opera in 3 acts,
book by A. N. C. Fowler. 52 p. f°. Type-
written. [Libretto only]

© A. N, C. Fowler, Glens Falls, N. Y. ; D:
3592, June 15, 1903 ; 2c. June 15, 1903. 24639

Lanigan's ball; a musical comedy in 3 acts, by
Fred S. Gibbs.

© Stougliton & Hughes, Detroit; 1S9G:
26490, Apr. 30. 24640

Lanty of the hills; a western play in 4 acts, by
George Hembert Westley. 67 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© James Hippisley, New York ; D : 15096,
Feb. 16, 1909; 2c. Feb. 16, 1909. 24641

Lanty's luck; or, Falsely accused, a drama of
Irish life in 3 acts, by F. N. Lawrence. Bos-
ton, W. H. Baker & co., 1897, 30 p. 12°.
■ ([Baker's ed. of plays])

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston; 1897:
66976, Dec. 2 ; 2c. Dec. 30. 24642

Lanz in England; a drama of life in England,
prologue and 3 acts, by J. W. Thompson.

© Joseph W. Thompson, Chestertown, Md. ;
1884 : 9749, May 10. 24643

Lao (El) izquierdo; boceto de sainete Ifrico en
verso, de F. Gil Asensio, mfisica de los maes-
tros Aroca y Roig. Madrid [Sociedad de aii-
tores espanoles] 1914. 40 p. 12°, [Libretto
only]

© Sept. 17, 1914; Ic. Sept. 21, 1914; D:
38210; Federico Gil Asensio, Madrid. 24644

Lapin (Le) du roy; vaudeville en 1 acte par
Daniel Jourda et Robert Bonnet. Paris, C.
Joubert, 1911. 30 p. 8°.

© Feb. 11, 1911; 2c. Feb. 11, 1911; D:
23326; Joubert, Paris. 24645

Laplanders (The); a musical comedy in 3 acts,
by J. Arthur.

© Joseph Arthur, New York ; 1886 : 7085,
Mar. 26. 24646

Lapsed generations; drama in 1 act, by F. E.
White. 10 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 26, 1909 ; D : 17206 ; Frank E.
White, Denver. 24647

Lares; morality play in 1 act, by W. C. Raue.
[4], 27 p. 4°. Typewritten,

© Ic. Nov. 28, 1911; D: 25892; W. Carl
Raue, Philadelphia. 24648

Large deductions; a domestic comedv in 4 acts
[by W. T. Price and W. F. Norton, jr.] Louis-
ville. Courier-journal print, 1878. 1 p. 1., 38
p. 12°.

© W. T. Price and W. F. Norton, jr., Louis-
ville ; 1878 : 7201, June 17 ; 2c. June 27, 24649

Large (A) order; a sketch in 1 act, by Helen
Sherman Griffith. Boston, W. H. Baker & co.,
1903. 16 p. 12°. (On cover: Baker's ed. of
plays)

© Walter H. Balcer & co.. Boston ; D : 4059,
Oct. 6, 1903; 2c. Nov. 7, 1903. 24650

Lark (The); comic opera in 3 acts, libretto l)y
N. Cliilds and Francis A. Harris, music by
Johann Strauss and John .1. Braham.

© Nathaniel Childs, Boston; 1880:3742,
Mar, 10, 24651

1224

24652

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

24669

Lark (The) of two drummers. See Telephone
(The) girl.

Larks; a comedy in 3 acts, by J. Stetson.

© Jolm Stetson, Boston ; 1S84 : 8660, Apr.
25. 24652

— — a dramatic and ransical combination de-

signed, composed and arr. by J. B. Everham.

eg J. B. Everham, Chicago ; 1879 : 6903. May

23. 24653

a dramatic composition in 2 acts.

© John Stetson, Boston ; 1879 : 6860, May
22. 24654

Larrigan's ball; a farce comedy in 3 acts, by
J. Cohen.

© Joshua Cohen, Detroit ; 1897 : 55482", Oct.
2. 24655

Larry; farce arr. for the American stage, by
Harold Sander. New Yorlc, Dick & Fitz-
gerald, 1915. 17 p. 12°.

© Aug. 2, 1915 ; 2c. Aug. 3, 1915 ; D : 41402 ;
Dick & Fitzgerald, New York. 24655a

or, Shaun Rhue, an original Irish drama in

3 acts, by F. Marsden (W. A. Sliver) 51 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Fred Marsden, New York; 1877:14728,
Dec. 18; 2c. Mar. 25, 1879. 24656

— Same. N^ ed. in 4 acts. 51 p. 4°. Type-

written.

© Fred Marsden, United States ; 1880 : 9631,
June 23 ; 2c. June 23. 24657

Larry and Teddy's mistakes. See Comedy of
blunders.

Larry and the manicurist; sketch in 1 act, by
H. Raddy and Charles Van Wormer. 39 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mav 3, 1911 ; D : 24120 ; Helen Raddy,
New York. 24658

Larry Na Shane; an Irish comedy drama in 4
acts, by Genevieve Faruell [i. e. G. Faruell-
Bond]

© Genevieve Farnell-Bond, New Yoi-k ; D:
15703, Apr. 23, 1909. 24659

Larry O'Leary's luck. See, at end of alpha-
bet, titles beginning with figures : 999.

Larry O'Toole; a comedy in 5 acts, by M E.
Smith.

© Mary Ellis Smith, Chicago ; 1890 : 33079,
Oct. 24. 24660

Larry, the lord; or. Lord Larry, an operatic
farce comedy with original songs and music,
written and composed by R. E. Graham.

© R. E. Graham, United States; 1890:
41745, Dec. 29. 24661

Larry's wife; comedy in 3 acts, by M. Nowve.
65 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 1, 1911; D: 23510; Michael
Nowve, New York. 24662

Larson, the Swede; original comedy dramatic
playlet, by C. E. Royal. 12 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Mar. 9, 1915 ; D : 39914 ; Charles El-
liott Royal, San Francisco. 24662a

Las que esperan; comedia en 1 acto y en prosa,
original de A. Jimenez Lora. Madrid [Socie-
dad de autores espaiioles] 1913. 24 p. 12°.

© Mar. 28, 1914; Ic. Mar. 30, 1914; D:
30522; Antonio Jimenez Lora, Madrid.

24662b

La Salle and his journey down the Missis-
sippi. See Historical stories in dramatic
form.

Lasalvarietta; or. The female patriot, a trag-
edy in 5 acts, by Mrs. L. A. Munday. Cin-
cinnati, Elm street printing co., 1876. 32 p.
8°.

© Mrs. L. A. Munday, Oxford, O. ; 1876:
12374, Nov. 6; 2c. Nov. 25. 24663

Lasca; a comedy drama in 4 acts, by V. Dale
and S. U. Collins. 91 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Violet Dale and Si U. Collins, New York ;
D : 8630, June 4, 1906 ; 2c. June 4, 1906.

24664

western drama, 1 act, by T. A. Patterson.

9 p. 4°, Typewritten.

© Theo. A. Patterson, Salt Lake City; D:
15067, Feb. 12, 1909; Ic. Feb. 2. 1909; Ic.
Mar. 2, 1909. 24665

or. In sunset land, in 4 acts, by M. W.

Sterling. 91 p. f°. Typewritten.

© INIarie Wellesley Sterling, Camden, N. .T. ;
D : 308, Apr. 4, 1901 ; 2c. Apr. 5, 1901. 24666

Lash (The); 1 act play, by H. Crane. 14 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 5, 1915; D: 40558; Harold
Crane, New York. 24666a

Lash (The) of adversity; a 1 act play, by H.
Olt. 11 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Henrv Olt, New York ; D : 12134, Jan. 6,
1908; 2c. Dec. 21, 1907. 24667

Lash (The) of conscience; a drama in 4 acts,
by Sutton Vane and Arthur Shirley.

© William Calder, New York; 1896:62510.
Nov. 16. 24668

Lashed by the law; or Slaves of the state, in
5 acts, by V. De Noie. 127 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Vera De Noie, Long Branch, N. J.; D:
4165, Oct. 31, 1903; 2c. Oct. 31, 1903.

24669

1225

24670

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

24691

Lasky (The) quintette; by J. L. Lasky.

© Jesse Louis Lasky, New York ; D : 10749,
Tune 12, 1907. 24670

Laspre; a drama in 4 acts, by A. Jefferis. 57 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Artliur .Tefferis. Niles. Cal. ; D: 10067,
Mar. 4. 1907: 2c. :Mnr. 4. 1007. 24671

Lass (The) and the laddie; farce in 1 act, by
M. Ott. [1], 51 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 7, 1912; D: 30463; Matthew
Ott, Wollaston. IMass. 24672

Lass (The) o' Loch Lomon; by Stanley Murphy.
7 p. 8°. Typewritten.

© Rita Collier, New York ; D : 15239, Mar.
5, 1909; 2c. Mar. 5, 1909. 24673

Lass (The) that loved a pirate. See Bun-
thorne alaroad.

Lass (The) that ioved a sailor. See XT. S. S.
Pinback.

Lassalle's death; a drama in 5 acts, by C. S.
Wuppermann. 6S p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Carlos S. Wuppermann. Briarcliff Manor.
N. Y.; D: 15971, May 29, 1909; 2c. May 29.
1909. 24674

Lassie Lowrie; a drama in o acts, by R. Shew-
ell.

© Rose Shewell, United States; 1877:
10310, Sept. 7. 24675

Lasso-land; a satire set to music, by O. A.
Hauerbach.

© Otto A. Hauerbach. New York; D:6878.
June 26, 1905. 24676

Last (Die); bauerndrama in 3 aufziigen, von
L^aul Zoder. Leipzig, P. Reclam, jun., 1913.
63 p. 24°.

© Feb. IS, 1913; 2c. Apr. 17, 1913; D:
32971 ; Philipp Reclam, jun., Leipzig. 24677

Last (The) act; comedy drama in 1 act, by
J. C. Spills. [3], 28 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 11, 1914 ; D : 37000 ; J. Clement
Spills, Chicago. 24677a

>

Last (The) analysis; play in 4 acts, by C. E.
Chase. 112 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 11, 1911; D : 25193 ; Charles
Edward Chase, New York. 24678

play in 3 acts, by Edward Chase [i. e. C. E.

Chase] [145] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 8, 1912 ; D : 29311 ; Charles Ed-
ward Chase, New York. 24679

Last (The) appeal; drama in 4 acts, by L. Di-
trichstein. 97 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Leo Ditrichstein, New York ; D : 642.
July 8, 1901 ; 2c. July 8. 1901. 24680

Last (The) appeal — Continued,
play in 1 act, by H. Sothern.

30 p.

Typewritten.

© Ic. July 30, 1912; D: 30438; Harry
Sothern. New York. 24681

Margaret Harstien's story, by E. John-

stone.

© Estella Johnstone. New York ; D : 1168.
'Dec. 10. 1901. 24682

Last (The) attempt. See Letze (Die) probe.

Last (The) tanquet; original playlet in 1 act,
by H. Selman. 15 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 28, 1915; D : 41108 ; Harold
Selman, .Jersey City. 24682a

Last (The) beam; vaudeville sketch, by E. K.
Marble. 25 p. 8°. Ms.

© Ic. Sept. 15, 1911; D: 25274; Elanora
Kinsley Marble, Cliicago. 24683

Last call; in 1 act, by E. R. Perkins. 20 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 28, 1910; D : 20311 ; Emily R.
Perkins, Philadelphia. 24684

Last (The) candle; sketch in 1 act, by J. H. W.
Byrne. 13 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 4, 1911 ; D : 23010 ; John H. W.
Byrne, New York. 24685

Last (The) case; by Peter McArthur. 14 p. 4°.
Typewritten. •

© Monroe S. North, Batavia.N. Y. ; D : 9232,
Oct. 15, 1906; 2c. Oct. 15, 1906. 24686

Last (The) chance; a comedy drama of western
mining life in 3 acts, by J. J. Rearden, jr.
58 p. f°. Typewritten.

© James J. Rearden, jr., Chicago ; D : 15489,
Mar. 29, 1909 ; 2c. Mar. 29, 1909. 24687

6 p.

playlette in 1 act, by A. H. Woods.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 1, 1909 ; D : 16679 ; Albert How-
ard Woods, Providence, R. I. ' 24688

Last (The) chapter; a dramatic playlet in 1 act,
by T. S. Allen. 19 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 4, 1909 ; D : 16476 ; Thos. S. Al-
len, Roxbury, Mass. 24689

play in 1 act, by E. E. Horton, sr. 9 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 16, 1912; D: 31403; Edward E.
Horton, sr., Brooklyn. 24690

Last (The) chapter of a romance; a play in 1
act, by J. H. Benner. 29 p. 4°. Typewritten.
© .Joseph Henry Benner, Fullerton, Pa.;
D : 10737, June 11, 1907 ; 2c. June 11, 1907.

24691

Last (The) charge at Shiloh. See Drummer
(The) boy. — Union (The) drummer boy.

1226

64692

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

24709

Last (The) coat; comedy in 1 act, by John Edg-
come. New York, The Roxburv publishins:
company, 1899. 1 p. 1.. 17 p. 16°. ([Wizard
series] )

© Roxbiiry pub. CO.. New York ; 1899 : 12668.
Feb. 15 ; 2c. Feb. 15. 24692

[Last (The) concert] a drama in 4 acts, by
J. L. Snitzer.

53 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 7, 1911; D: 23868; Jacob L.
Snitzer, New York. 24693

Last (The) conquest of Gowanus.

© The Transcript, Brooklyn ; 1895 : 53533.
Oct. 21. 24694

Last (The) dance; a pUiy in 4 acts, by P. S.
Sharpe. 94 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Percy Seymour Sharpe, Chicago ; D : 777,
Aug. 20, 1901 ; 2c. Feb. 6, 1902. 24695

Last (The) day; a drama by B. Chapin. 8 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Benjamin Chapin, New York ; D : 11957,
Dec. 21, 1907 ; 2c. Jan. 20, 1903. 24696

Last (The) day at Mud Hollow school; a bur-
lesque, by Elizabeth F. Guptill. New York,
Chicago, Tullar-Meredith co , 1914. 24 p. 8°.

© Sept. 21, 1914 ; 2c. and aff. June 26, 1915 ;
A : 406457 ; Tullar-Meredith co., New York.

24698a

Last (The) day of our Ladye; a play in 3 acts,
from the German of Rev. W. Pailler. New
York, The Roxbury publishing company, 1899.
26, [5] p. 16°. {[Wizard series of plays])

© Roxbury pub. co.. New York ; 1899 : 83154,
Dec. 23 ; 2c. Dec. 20. 24697

Last (The) days of Pompeii; by Sir Edward
Bulwer Lytton, dramatized by L. Griffa. Os-
wego, N. Y., R. J. Olifant, 1876. 67 p. 12°.

© L. Griffa, Oswego, N. Y. ; 1876 : 301, Jan.
6 ; 2c. Feb. 10. 24698

in 4 acts, dramatized by J. Loughran.

© John Loughran. New York ; 1896 : 33002.
June 2. 24699

— 'altered and arr. in dramatic form from
Lord Lytton's novel, by E. A. Wolfe.

© Elmer A. Wolfe, Union Bridge. Md. ;
1888 : 9590, Apr. 2. 24700

a dramatization of Bulwer Lytton's histori-

cal masterpiece, in 6 acts and 5 classic inter-
ludes, by J. F. Palmer.

© .John Fay Palmer, Cleveland ; 1889 : 17582,
June 10. 24701

Last (The) days of Pompeii — Continued.

a dramatization of Bulwer Lytton's Last

days of Pompeii, by M. F. Crawford.

© aiargaret Ferguson Crawford, San Fran-
cisco ; 1897 : 66683. Nov. 30. 24702

play, dramatized from Lord Lytton's novel

of the same name, by Lynne Yoder, elaborated
by E. J. Murphy. [32] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 11, 1912; D: 30235; Eugene J.
Murphy, Scitico, Conn. 24703

■spectacular drama in 5 acts, by E. S. Geli-

nas and M. A. Lottinville. 46 p. 4°. Tj-pe-

v.Titten.

© Ic. May 31, 1911 ; D : 24368 ; Ernestine S.
Gelinas and Marie Anne Lottinville, Brockton,
Mass. 24704

See also Arbaces. — Arbaces of Eg-ypt. —

Arbaces, the Eg'yptian. — Day (The) of
doom. — Fated (The) city. — Glaucus, the
Athenian. — lone. — Letzten (Die) tags von
Pompeii. — Pompeii. — Scene from. The last
days of Pompeii. — Shadow (The) of the
cross. — When Titus ruled.

Last (The) days of Bobespierre. See Clara
d'Aubry.

Last (The) days of the Pompadour. See Nar-
ciss.

Last days on the Opequon. See Hilt to hilt.

Last dollar; dramatico musical playlet, by A. S.
Nebur. 7 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto
only]

© Ic. Apr. 2, 1910 ; D : 20690 ; Al. S. Nebur,
New Orleans. 24705

Last dream of the babes in the woods; by R.
V. Hamilton. 23 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Iluby V. Hamilton, Mill Valley, Cal. ; D :
15530, Apr. 3, 1909 ; 2c. Apr. 3, 1909. 24706

Last (The) drop; a temperance drama in 1 act,
by John H. Del afield. New York, Happy
hours company, 1876. 15 p. 12°. ([Amateur
stage, no. 46] )

© Happy hours co., New York ; 1876 : 11493,
Oct. 10; 2c. Oct. 13. 24707

Last (The) druid priest; drama by C. A. Gug-
llelmoni. v, 61 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 8. 1912; D: 28603; Cyril Alex-
ander Guglielmoni, Burlingame, Cal. 24708

Last (The) edition; a comedv drama in 4 acts,
by W. R. Siedle.

© William R. Siedle, Pittsburgh; 1896:
31152, May 22. 24709

comedy in 3 acts, by G. Seibel. [152] p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 30, 1914; D: 38376; George
Seibel, Pittsburgh. 24709a

1227

24709

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

24728

Last (The) election; plfiy in 5 acts, by A. T.
Dybvik. [120] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 11, 1914; D: 36308; Arthur
Theodor Dybvil^:. Chicago. 24709b

Last (The) emperor; play in a prologue, 3 acts
and an epilogue, by B. li. Orlvow. 104 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. IG, 1915; D: 40153; Ben.iamin
Harrison Orkow, Brooklyn, 24709c

Last (The) extremity; a temperance drama in
3 acts, by Mrs. M. C. Hadsell.

© IMrs. M. C. Hadsell, Stockton, Kan.;
ISSG : 15073, July 2. 24710

Last (The) faring. See Poems and. ballads.

Last follies; a drama in 5 acts, by George Mos-
koft". Kansas City, Mo., Hudson-Kimberly
pub. CO., 1890.

© M. J. E. Firmin, Florence, Kan.; 1890:
29963, Sept. 29; 2c. Oct. 20. 24711

Last g-ame; 1 act play, by J. Huberman. [1],
IS p. 8\ Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 9, 1911; D: 25727; Joseph

Huberman, New York. 24712

Last (The) haul; a comedy drama in 3 acts, by
G. E. R, Elliott. '

© Charles E. Royal Elliott, Everett. Wash.;
D : 15406, Mar. 1, 1009. 24713

Last (The) hope; an original comedy in 4 acts,
by Mrs. D. F. Verdenal.

© Marcus R. Mayer, New York; 1SS9:
26147, Aug. 28. 24714

play in 1 act, by R. Warner. 21 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 8, 1911; D:2516S; Richard
Warner, Long Beach, N. J. 24715

Last (The) hour; by C. P. Stevens. IS p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Charles Parker Stevens, Los Angeles;
D: 7.531, Nov. 7, 1905; Ic. Oct. 25, 1905; Ic.
Nov. G, 1905. 24716

— by H. M. Cahill.

© Hellena M. Cahill, New York; D: 10194,
Mar. 23, 1907. 24717

■dramatic playlet, by C. E. Elliott. [9] p.

f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 30, 1912; D: 29227; Charles
Elven Elliott, Port Orchard, Wash. 24718

Last (The) hours of the great rebellion. See
Old (The) boys at the front.

Last (The) issue; a 1 act dramatic composi-
tion, by F. J. Beaman. 20 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Fred J. Beaman, Jack.son, IMich. ; D:
10923. July 8, 1907; 2c. July S, 1907. 24719

Last job; by A. M. Hemmings.

© Adele M. Hemmings, Brooklvn ; D : 14803.
.Tan. 12, 1909. 24720

Last (The) king of Bohemia; in 4 acts, by G.
Lucas. 77 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 17, 1911; D : 24501 ; George
Lucas, Passaic, N. J. 24721

Last (The) kiss; love tragedy set to music, by
'W. Montague. 11 p. 4°. Typewritten.
[Words only]

© Ic. July 13, 1915 ; D : 41217 ; Walter Mon-
tague, San Francisco. 24721a

Last (The) laugh; comedy sketch, by H. H.
Winslow. [1], 24 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 10, 1914; D: 35973; Herbert
Hall Win.slow, New York. 24721b

farce in 3 acts, by P. Dickey and C. W.

Goddard. 103 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 19, 1915; D : 4069S ; Charles W.
Goddard and Paul Dickey, New York.

24721c

Last (The) leaf; comedy in 1 act, by E. A.
Guest.

© Edgar A. Guest. Detroit ; D : 12674. Apr.
4, 1908. 24722

Last (The) leap year in Fairyland. Sec Blue-
beard's bride.

Last (The) loaf. See Social (The) stage.—
Temperance (The) drama.

Last (The) man; an original drama in 4 acts, by
F. M. lleadick.

© Frank M. Read irk. Chicago; D:7291,
Sept. 7, 1905. 24723

semi-monologue, by D. M. Bruner. 14 p.

4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 1, 1910 : D : 20083 ; D. M. Bruner,
Philadelphia. 24724

Last (The) man of the regiment; 1 act drama,
by W. S. Franklin and J. E. .Alclnerney. [4]
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 12. 1912; D: 28664; Wm. S.
Franklin and J. E. Mclnerney, San Francisco.

24725

Last (The) man on earth; farcical moral epi-

.sode. bv M. Ott. [2], 20 p. 4^ Typewritten.

© ic. Nov. 2, 1911 ; D : 25054 ; Matthew Ott.

Wollaston, Mass. 24726

Last (The) moment; a playlet, by C. L. Nagely.

© Carlton Lewis Nagely, Brooklyn; D:

14995, Feb. 4, 1909. 24727

Last (The) Morel; in 3 acts, by J. E. IMcCarthy.

© J. E. McCarthy, Dorchester, Mass.; D:

22, Jan. 9, 1901. 24728

1228

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COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

24748

Last (The) of Celeste; play in 2 acts, by Charles
Gocklard. 7 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 7, 1915 ; D : 41224 ; Star co.. New
York. 24728a

Last (The) of his race; romantic drama in 5
acts, by C. Clarice.

© Crestou Clarke, New York ; 189G : .'^4006,
Sept. 29. 24729

Last (The) of his tribe; a dramatic composi-
tion, by O. Gates.

© Olive Gates, New York; 1S9S : G74.33,
Nov. IS. 24730

-See also Santon (The)

Last (The) of Smith; or, Transforming a
widow, by M. Woods. Typewritten.

© ]Miu-ry Woods, New York ; 19CX) A : 28030,
Nov. 13 ; 2c. Nov. 18. 24731

Last (The) of the Aztecs; a play.

© ilary E. B. Emery, Salem, Mass.; 1S07:
41169, July 15. 24732

Last (The) of the barons. See Necromancer
(The). — Warwick, the king maker, the last
of the barons.

Last (The) of the Cargills; dramatic scene for
two characters, by Rida Johnson Youn?. New
York, Chicago [etc.] M. Witmark & sons, 1906.
12 p. 12". (Rida Johnson Young's 1 act
plays, dramatic scenes and monologs)

© M. Witmark & sons. New York ; D : 8S01,
July 9, 1906 ; 2c. July 10, 1906. 24733

Last (The) of the De Mullins; a play without
a preface, by St. J. Hankin. London, A. C.
Fifield, 1909. 128 p. 12°.

© St. John Hankin, London ; D : 15846. I\Iav
13, 1909; 2c. May 13, 1909. 24734

Last of the English; play in 4 acts, by A. S.
Craven. London, Elkin Mathews, 1910. 159
p. 16".

© Ic. Apr. 2, 1910 ; D : 20676 ; Arthur Soott
Craven, London. 24735

Last (The) of the family; or. The two me-
dalions. an original American operatic com-
edy in 3 acts, written and composed by F.
Miller, jr.

© Fred Miller, jr., Evansville, Ind. ; 1881:
7955, May 20. 24736

Last (The) of the Geraldines. See Heart
(The) of Erin.

Last (The) of the Hargroves; melodrama in 1
act, by L. Arthur. [1], 18 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Mar. 24, 1913 ; D : 32754 ; Lee Arthur,
New York. 24737

Last (The) of the house of Jeffreys; a drama
in 5 acts, by L. M. Miller. Mt. Clemens, Mich^
Press print, 1878. 1 p. 1., .50 p. 12°.

© Lew I\L Miller. IMt. Clemens, Mich. ; 1878:
1514, Feb. 4 ; 2c. Mar. 20. 24738

Last (The) of the Mathesons; a drama of
American family life, by A. Gross. [So] p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Anna Gross, New York; D : 1367.5. Aug.
28, 1908 ; 2c. Sept. 2, 1908. 24739

Last of the Modocs: or. The demon of the
lava beds, a romantic drama in 3 acts, by
G. A. Milligan.

© George A. Milligan, Cincinnati; 1873:
6393, June 6. 24740

Sec also White Hair.

Last (The) of the Mohicans; by A. M. Down-
ing.

© H. :Mnrlton Downing, Boston; 1877:
11777, Oct. 12. 24741

- — drama in 4 acts, by W. L. Balch. 108 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. ^\i\Y. 16, 1911 ; D : 23670 ; Julius Cnhn,
New York. 24742

— dramatization of .Tames Fenimnre Cooper's
novel of same name, by E. H. Culbertson. 88
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 11, 1910; D: 20767: Ernest How-
ard Culbertson, Washington. 24743

— Same. [3], 70 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 5, 1910; D: 21475; E. Howard
Culbertson, Washington. 24744

a dramatization of one of J. Fenimore

Cooper's . . . Leatherstocking tales, in 4 acts,
by H. Litts. 60 p. f°. Typewritten.

© ITenry Litts, Chattanooga ; D: 10832. June
24, 1907 : 2c. June 24, 1907. 24745

See also Leatherstocking.

Last (The) of the Ptolemys; play in 5 acts, by
S. J. IMarshall. 74 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 17, 1910: D: 22.314; Sidnev .L
IMarshall, IMt. Rainier, Md. 24746

Last (The) of the Bohans; a romantic Irish
comedy drama in 4 acts, by Ramsay IMorris.
Typewritten.

© Elmer H. Cohic, Jersey City ; 1S99 : 214.52.
Mar. 24 ; 2c. Mar. 24. 24747

Last of the Huthvens; a drama in 4 acts, dram-
atized from I\Iiss ^Mulock's novel of the same
name, by R. G. Caufman. Author's ed.

© R. G. Caufman. Holton, Kan.; 18S9;
35731, Nov. 23. 24748

1229

24749

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

124768

Last (The) of the Stuarts; a dramatic poem in
5 acts, by Cliarles Julian [pseud, of C. J.
Downey! Denver, Col., The Reinert publish-
ing CO., 1905. 159 p. illus. 8°.

© C. J. Downey, Denver ; D : 7132, July 27,
1905; 2c. Oct. 3, 1905. 24749

See also Young' (The) pretender.

Last of the Toltecs; playlet, by F. Allen, 10 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 24. '1909 ; D : 16917 ; Frederick
Allen, Salt Lake City. 24750

Last (The) of the Tories; a farce comedy, by
A. Detmers. Buffalo, The J. W. Klein print-
ing CO.

© Arthur Detmers, Buffalo; 1897:4202,
Jan. 11; 2c. Jan. 15. 24751

Last (The) of the troupe; comedy in 1 act, by
Charles Horwitz. 17 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Muriel Stone, Seattle; D : 8582, Mav 23,
1906 ; 2c. May 23, 1906. 24752

Last (The) of the Visigoths. See Julian,
Count de Consiegra.

Last (The) performance; plav in 1 act, by F. T.
Holt. 19 p. 4°, Typewritten.

© Ic. July 18, 1913 ; D : 33832 ; Florence T.
Holt, Burlington, Vt. 24753

Last (The) Pharaoh.

See Harmachis.
act, by G.

Fay.

Last (The) quart; comedy
5 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 21, 1911; D: 23160; Gus Fay,
Bufealo. 24754

4 p.

comedy sketch, by Lawrence McCale.

4". Typewritten.

© William C. Lutz, Buffalo : D : 11125, July
30, 1907 ; 2c. July 30, 1907. 24755

Last (The) race; a dramatic sketch in 1 act, by
F, Hoeffer McMechan. New York, E. S. Wer-
ner publishing & supply co., inc. [1902]
cover-title, 8 p. 12°.

© Edgar S. Werner, P. and S, co.. New
York; D : 1370, Jan. 29, 1902; 2c. Feb. 26,
1902. 24756

Last (The) rebel; dramatic comedy in 1 act, by
C. W. Barren. 27 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 30, 1915; D: 41132; Charles
Wisner Barrell, New York. 24756a

Last (The) reel; vaudeville act, by N. L. Man-
heim. 9 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 25, 1915; D: 41826; Nathaniel
L. Manheim, New York. 24756b

Last (The) rehearsal; [play in 1 act] by A. F.
Power. 9 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 10. 1912 ; D : 29632 ; A. F. Power.
New York. 24757

Last (The) relic. Typewritten.

© Michael Francis Carney, Boston; 1809:
80G95, Dec. 13; 2c. Dec. 13. 24758

Last (The) reserve; episode in 2 scenes, by M.
^Morris. 7 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 26, 1914; D: 38388; Sara B.
Van Leer and Mildred Morris, New York.

24758a

Last (A) resort; by Harry L. Newton and
Aaron S. Hoffman. 6 p. f". Typewritten.

© H. L. Newton and A. S. Hoffman. Chi-
cago ; D : 938, Oct. 9, 1901 ; 2c. Oct. 9, 1901.

24759

play in 1 act, by J. F. Boylan. [13] p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 30, 1912; D: 31553; J. Frank
Boylan, New York. 24760

Last (The) ripples of the late unpleasantness.
See Moonshine.

Last room, third floor; a 1 act comedy plavlet,
l)j K. W. De Haven. [2], 9 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Aug. 23. 1909; D: 16608; Ralph W.
De Haven. New York. 24761

Last (The) rose of summer; in 4 acts, by W.
B. Patton. 33 p. f°. Typewritten.

© William B. Patton, Rochester; D: -511.5.
June 2, 1904 ; 2c. June 2, 1904. 24762

a play in 1 act, by Frederick Knell.

© Frederick Knell, jr., Roxbury, Mass. ;
1896:4038, Jan. 13. 24763

Last (The) round up; a story of the plains, by
W. Collins. 87 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Whitney Collins, .Jonesboro. Ark.; D:
14757, Jan. 6, 1909 ; 2c. Jan. 7, 1909. 24764

Last (The) salute. See Sundown.

Last (The) scene of the play; drama in 1 act,
adapted from Sirs. W. K. Clifford's famous
story, by H. Rivers Leigh. [2], 40 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 27, 1913 ; D : 34845 ; Olga Nether-
sole, New York. 24765

Last (The) sentence; by John A. Stevens.
Typewritten.

© Charles F. Whitaker and William B.
Lawrence, Detroit; 1900 A : 29958, Dec. 10;
2c. Oct. 9. 24766

Last service; dramatic sketch in 1 act, by G. S.
Street. 15 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 27. 1910 ; D : 20S98 ; Mrs. Belloc

Lowndes, London.

24767

Last (The) shall be first; drama in 3 acts, by
T. W. linger. 191 p. 4°. Ms.

© Ic. Sept. 9, 1910 : D : 22100 ; T. W. Ruger.
Devils Lake, N. D. 24768

1230

24768

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

24785

Last (The) shot; dramatic episode in 2 scenes,
by B. H. Tebb. 11 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 26, 1914 ; D : 36479 : Beatrice
Haden Tebb, Bucks, P^ngland. 24768a

Last (The) sitting. Hee Picture plays.

Last (The) soldier; 1 act play, by C. E. Freybe.
15 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 5, 1915 ; D : 40855 ; Carl Eduard
Freybe, New York. 24768b

Last (The) spark; comedy in 3 acts, adapted
from the German of Blumenthal and Kadel-
burg. by C. Thompson. 163 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Jan. 20, 1913; D : 32008 ; Charlotte
Thompson, New York. 24769

Last (The) stake; a comedy drama in 5 acts,
by F. Keller and Col. Milliken.

© Frederick Keller and James F. Milliken.
New York ; 1888 : 36866, Dec. 26. 24770

Last (The) straw; drama in 1 act, by B. W.

Starkweather. [1], 7 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 21. 1914 ; D : 35724 ; Bertha Wil-

kins Starkweather, Los Angeles.
— drama in 3 acts, by G. A. Holt.

24770a
[4], 112 p.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 1, 1910; D: 21699; George A.
Holt, New York. 24771

farcical comedy in 3 acts, by H. Brinsley

Hill and J. H. Darnley. [4], 105 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 3, 1910 ; D : 22213 ; Wallace IMun-
ro. New York. 24772

— — two character playlet in 1 act, laid in 2
scenes, by B. Jennings. [15] p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. July 28. 1910; D : 21662 ; Blosser
Jennings, Flint. Mich. 24773

— — See also Lawbreakers (The)

Last (The) strike: a drama in 4 acts, by T.
Krebs. 49 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Tonv Krebs, Boston; D : 830, Sept. 3.
1901: 2c. Sept. 3, 1901. 24774

Last (The) strugg'le of the Wampanoags.
Onaattah.

See

Last sweet thing in corners,
sweet thing in corners.

See Te last

Last (The) tango; fantasle-parisienne in 1 act
and 1 scene, by Cecelia Carrie [pseud, of M.
Earl] [2], 16 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 29. 1914; D: 37423; Maud Earl,
New York. 24774a

Last (The) toast; dramatic reminiscence of
Waterloo, by Forbes Phillips. [2], 9 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. May 13, 1914 ; D : 37021 : Wallis Clark
and Dixie Hines. New York. 24774b

Last (The) toll gate; a drama in 2 acts, by W.
M. Bangs. [34] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 19, 1913; D: 32369; Wm. Mc-
Kendree Bangs, New York. 24775

Last (The) tone; a dramatic episode, by Crane
and Morningside. Typewritten.

© William Gavin. Middleton, N. Y. : 1897 :
48210. Aug. 27 ; 2c. Aug. 27. 24776

Last (The) trick; a play in 1 act, by I. R. East-
man. [2], 15 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 23 1912; D : 28821 ; Ida Rnub
Eastman, New York. 24777

Last (The) trip; sea drama in 1 act, by Johann
Wiegand. authorized tr. by Amelia von Ende.
29 p. 16°. Printed.

© Gustav Wiegand, Brooklyn ; D : 4946,
Apr. 26, 1904; 2c. May 7, 1904. 24778

Last (The) victim of Death avenue; drama in
1 act, by R. L. Koch. 16, [2] p. 4°. Type-
written.

© le. June 10, 1911 ; D : 24452 ; Rudolph L.
Koch, New York. 24779

Last (The) vision; a Manchurian tragedy in 1
act, by G. Doyle.

© Gregory Doyle. Brooklyn ; D : 6296. Feb.
25, 1905. 24780

Last visit. See Roses.

Last (The) voyage; a 5 act play, by T. Mc-
Donald. Providence. R. I.. E. A. Johnson &
CO., 1876. 56 p. 12°.

© Thomas :McDonaId. United States : 187.^ :
11108, Oct. 23; 2c. Sept. 29, 1876. 24781

Last (The) watch; a 1 act sketch, by J. Spen-
cer. 18 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Josephine Spencer, Salt Lake City ; D :
13248, June 26. 1908; 2c. June 26, 1908.

24782

Last (The) witness; an American drama of
politics and society, by W. A. Taylor and W. J.
McKce. Pittsburgh, 1878. 55 p. 8°.

© W. A. Taylor and W. J. McKee. Pitts-
burgh; 1878:12657. Nov. 4; 2c. Nov. 11.

24783

a play in 1 act, by E. Day.

© Edmund Day, New York; 1896:44162.
Aug. 3 ; 2c. Aug. 2. 24784

Last (The) word; bv J. W. Allen. 15 p. 8°.
Ms.

© Ic. July 10, 1911: D: 24658; J. Weller

Allen. Richmond. III. 24785

1231

24786

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

24802

Last (The) word — Continued.

by S. Miller.

© Sara Miller, New Yorlj; D: 15153, Teh.
23, 1909. 24786

11 comedy in 4 acts, from tlie German of

Late (The) Mr. Early; farce in 1 act, by C. R.
Barrett. [2], 28 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 9, 1911; 0:23050; Cliarles Rny-
mond Barrett, Chicago. 24795

See also Widow (The) from the West.

Fi'anz von Sclioentlian, by A. Daly.

© Augustin Daly, New York ; 1890 : 30S74.
Oct. 6. 24787

a dream, booli and lyrics by W. S. Smith.

116 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© William Simpson Smith, New York ; D :
6325, Mar. 13, 1905; 2c. Mar. 13, 3905. 24788

Lasting (The) love; a play in 4 acts, by W.
Stahr. 40 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Walter Stahr, St. Louis ; D : 14962. Feb.
1, 1909; 2c. Feb. 1, 1909. 24789

Lata (La) de los celos; parodia en 1 acto y 2
cuadros, en prosa vil de La losa de los sue-
nos, por Francisco Barraycoa y Alberto Ro-
mea. Madrid [Sociedad de autores espa-
noles] 1012. 24 p. 12°.

© May 24, 1912; 2c. May 13, 1912; D:
29T91 ; F. Barraycoa y A. Romea, Madrid.

24790

Latch (The) key; comedy playlet in 2 scenes, by
C. George. 29 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 3. 1911 ; D : 24626 ; Carl George,
Chicago. 24791

Late delivery. See Crimson (The) cocoanut,
and other plays.

Late (The) Ezra Benjamin; a comedy in 1 act,
by H. Douglas. 23 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Harry Douglas, Great Barrington, Mass. ;
D : 8244. Mar. 29, 1906 ; 2c. Apr. 5, 1906.

24792
Late (A) guest; by O. Dymow.

JS,03A^i^ rocTt; KOMe^ia B-b oji^uowb ^hctbIh,
OcHna JlfHUOBa.

25 p. 8°. Ms.

© Ic. Feb. 8, 1915 ; D : 39733 ; Ossip Dymow,
New York. 24792a

Late (The) lamented; a comedy in 3 acts, by
W. W. Howe. New Orleans, Clark & Hofe-
line, 1878. 26 p. 8°.

© W. W. Howe, New Orleans ; 1878 : 4461,
Apr. 13 ; 2c. Apr. 16. 24793

Late (The) Mr. Castello; an original farce in
3 acts, by Sydney Grundy. New York, S.
French; London, S. French, ltd., 1901. 52 p.
12°. ( [French's international copyrighted ed.
of the works of the best authors, no. 46] )

© T. H. French, [New York] ; D : 918. Oct.
4, 1901 ; 2c. Dec, 27. 1902. 24794

Late (The) Mr. Bollins and other college
farces; by E. B. Pottle. Amherst, Mass., L. C.
. Merrell, 1899. 114 p. front. 16°.

Contents : The late Mr. Rollins. — Who
laughs last. — Rose.

© Emery Bemsley Pottle, Naples, N. Y.,
and Lewis C. Merrell, Syracuse, N. Y. ; 1899 :
415.32, June 26 ; 2c. June 30. 24795a

Late (A) repentance; play of to-day in 4 acts,
by William Maxtield Smith. [48] p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 1, 1910; D: 22705; William
Smith, Harrison, N. J. 24796

Late this morning; monologue, by Noble Slay.
New York, Dick and Fitzgerald, 1912. 7 p.
12°.

© July 31, 1912 ; 2c. Aug. 1, 1912 ; D : 30404 ;
Dick & Fitzgerald, New York. 24797

Late (The) Van Camp; sketch in 1 act, by E.
Clifton and B. Fowler. 24 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Dec. 8, 1914; D: 39031; Ethel Clif-
ton and Brenda Fowler, Boston. 24797a

Lateinische (Der) esel; Icomodie in 5 akten
von W. Harlan. Berlin, Vertriebsstelle des
Vei-handos deiitscher buhnenschriftsteller,
1909. 99 p. 12°.

© Walter Harlan, Grunev.ald, Germany;
D : 15074, Feb. 15, 1909 ; 2c. Feb. 15, 1909.

24798

Later on; a musical farce comedy in 3 acts, by
H. Grattan Donnelly. 81 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten. [Libretto only]

© Frederick Hallen and .Jo.^ieph Hart, New
Orleans ; 1888 : 30355, Oct. 25 ; 2c. Oct. 25.

24799

Latest (The) (Le dernier); comedy in 3 acts, by
Jules De Marthold.

© FranQois Mon.s and Louis Nathal, New
York ; 1886 : 19934, Sept. 3. 24800

Latest (The) craze; 1 act satire on dancing, by
R. W. Peck. [2], 23 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 29, 1913 ; D : 33096 ; Raymond W.
Peck, Rockville Center, N. Y. 24801

Latest (The) fad; a farcical musical comedy
in 3 acts, by R. G. IMorris.

© Robert Griffin Morris, New York; 1800:
29505, Sept. 25. 24802

1232

24803

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

24823

Latest (The) fad of the giddy gusher; a farce
comedy in 3 acts, by T. B. Butler.

© Lizzie Daly, New York ; 1891 : 17358,
May 11. 24803

Latest, last, new sensation, double show.

© Matt J. Flynn, New York; 1897:53610
Sept. 24. 24804

Latham . . . au camelia; coiuedie-bouffe en 1
acte, [par] J. M. Priollet [i.e. .Julian et Marcel
PrioUet] Paris, C. Joubert, 1910. 19 p. 12°.

© Mar. 19, 1910; 2c. Mar. 21, 1910; D:
20523; C. Joubert, Paris. 24805

Latin (The) quarter; comedy drama, by W. B.
Young. [130] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 16, 1913; D: 33500; William
Bertram Young, Chicago. 24806

Latude; or, Thirty-five years of captivity,
fin historical melodrama in 3 acts and 5 tab-
leaux, preceded by a prologue, by Pirerecourt
and Anicet Bourgeois, tr. into English by L.
Aibischer.

© Louis Aibischer, San Francisco; 1876:
11708, Oct. 17. 24807

Laud and Chillingworth. See From king to
king.

Laud in the Tower. Sec From king to king.

Lauderbach's little surprise; an original farce
in 1 act, by E. Henri Bauman. Clyde, O.,
A. D. Ames, 1887. 5 p. 12°. ([Ames' series
of standard and minor drama, no. 228] )

© A. D. Ames, Clyde, O. ; 1887 : 32995, Dec.
19 ; 2c. Dec. 29. 24808

Laugh; a musical comedy in 3 acts, book and
lyrics by C. Lean and C. Davis, music by
Florence Holbrook. 134 p. 4°. Typewritten.
[Libretto only]

© Cecil Lean and Collin Davis, Chicago;
D : 13287, July 3, 1908 ; 2c. July 3, 1908.

24809

Laugh and be merry; Delehauty and Hengler's
characteristic and musical entertainment.

© T. M. Hengler, United States; 1877:
13659, Nov. 24. 24810

Laugh factory; pantomimic olio, by T. Sidonia.
3 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 11, 1909 ; D : 17679 ; T. Sidonia,
New York. 24811

Laugh it off; a farce in 1 act, by J. McCartney.
10 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© James McCartney, Ardsley, N. Y. ; D :
8329, Apr. 12, 1906; 2c. Apr. 12, 1906. 24812
Laughing Bill's kid; a dramatic playlet in 1
act, by W. P. Richardson. 4 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Walter Perry Richardson, Chicago; D:
11782, Nov. 21, 1907 ; 2c. Nov. 21, 1907. 24813

Laughing gas; a farce-comedy in 3 acts, by
C. T. Vincent.

© Chas. T. Vincent, New York ; 1889 : 30039,
Oct. 3. 24814

— musical play in 2 acts, by J. V. Wilson.
105 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© James Victor Wilson, New York ; D :
3638, June 23, 1903; 2c. June 23, 1903.

24815

a negro burlesque sketch, as arr. by Charles

White. New York, R. M. De Witt, 1874. 5 p.
12°. ([De Witt's Ethiopian and comic
drama, no. 36])

© Robert M. De Witt, New York; 1874:
15838, Dec. 31 ; 2c. Feb. 19, 1875. 24816

or, Another man's wife, a farce comedy in

4 acts, by J. Bailance.

© John Bailance, New York; 1888:31660,
Nov. 7. 24817

Laughing (The) girl; a new and original
American comedy in 3 acts, by Mrs. D. F.
Verdenal and L. Mann.

© Mrs. D. F. Verdenal and Louis Mann,
New York ; 1893 : 39035, Aug. 25. 24818

Laughing (The) horse; a circus travesty, by
J. M. Harris.

© James M. Harris, Philadelphia ; D :

13440, July 1, 1908. 24819

Laughing (The) husband (Der lachende ehe-
mann); musical comedy in 3 acts, adapted
from the German of Julius Brammer and
Alfred Griinwald, English version and lyrics
by Arthur Wimperis, music by Edmund Eys-
ler. New York, Karczag publishing co. [1913]
23 p. 8°. [Libretto only]

© Oct. 25, 1913; 2c. Oct. 25, 1913; D:
34825 ; Karczag pub. co.. New York. 24820

Laughing (The) kids; by E. Blondell. Type-
written.

© Edw. Blondell, New York; 1897:68464,
Dec. 9; 2c. Dec. 9. 24821

Laughing (The) lip; modern fairytale in 3 acts,
by J. H. Lawson. 189 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 28, 1915 ; D : 42586 ; John How-
ard Lawson, New York. 24821a

Laughing (The) man. See By order of the
king.

Laughing (A) stock; a musical comedy in 3
acts, by W. Kennedy, William H. Carmody
(Billy Williams) and J. J. Magee.

© William Kennedy, W. H. Carmody and
John J. Magee, New York; 1888:29828, Oct.
20. 24822

Laughter and lies; a drama in 4 acts, by A.
Steele.

© Asa Steele, Pottstown, Pa.; D:2651,

Nov. 28, 1902. 24823

5379—16-

-78

1233

24824

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

24843

Laughter and song; farce, by Archibald Hum-
boldt [pseud of G. O. March] Lebanon, O.,
March brothers, 1912. 3 p. 8°. (Famous
five-cent farces)

© Sept. 9, 1912; 2c. Sept. 12, 1912; D:
30816 ; March bros., Lebanon, O. 24824

Laughter in court; comedy in 1 act, by John
Kendall. New York, S. French; London, S.
French, ltd., 1910. 24 p. 12°. ([French's
acting ed.] )

© Dec. 30, 1910; 2c. Dec. 31, 1910; D:
22966; Samuel French, ltd., London. 24825

Laughter (The) of fools; comedy in 3 acts, by
Henry Francis Maltby. 142 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. July 21, 1915 ; D : 41281 ; Frank Cur-
zon, London. 24825a

Launcelot and Guenivere; by G. Feeney.

© George Feeney, Minneapolis ; D : 4987,
May 5, 1904. 24826

Launched but not anchored. See Class (The
ship.

Laundry (The) lady; a play in 1 act, by Wil-
liam Patterson White and L. E. White. 16 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Laura E. White, New York; D: 10034.
Feb. 19, 1907 ; 2c. Feb. 27, 1907. 24827

Laundry (The) strike; romance of the tubs,
a 1 act playlette, by Louis de Coucy. [2],
11 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 26, 1912 ; D : 28926 ; Marie Hu-
bert Frohman, New York. 24828

Laura; by T. J. GafCney. 14 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Thomas James Gaffney, Albany ; D : 3617,
June 18, 1903 ; 2c. June 18, 1903. 24829

or, True to herself, a play in 4 acts, by

A. E. Dickinson.

© Anna E. Dickinson, New York; 1876:
13525, Dec. 7. 24830

Laurel (The) wreath; an original play in 4 acts,
by G. F. Rowe.

© George Fawcett Rowe, New York; 1884:
18639, Sept. 15. 24831

Lauretta's marionettes; or. Entertaining the
guests, play in 3 acts, by W. B. Young. 206
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 19, 1915; D: 40770; William
Bertram Young, Chicago. 24831a

Laurette.

© Mrs. A. H. Adams, New York; 1879:
5363, Apr, 22. 24832

comedy of love in 3 acts, by E. Chantler.

197 p. 4°. Ms.

© Ic. Jan. 23, 1914; D: 35764; Everett
Chantler, Pittsburgh. 24832a

Lauschige (Das) nest; schwank in 3 akten, von
Julius Horst und Arthur Lippschitz. Berlin,
Ahn & Sinn-ock, g. m. b. h., 1911. 57 p. 8°.

© Ic. Dec. 19, 1911; D : 28023 ; Biihnen-
verlag Ahn & Simrock, g. m. b. h., Berlin.

24833

Lauvderg; or, A brother's revenge, a play, by
J. F. Scanlan.

• © John F. Scanlan, Chicago; 1883:20299.
Nov. 3. 24834

La Valliere; drama in 4 acts, by F. W. Van
Praag. 124 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 12, 1909 ; D : 17345 ; Francis W.
Van Praag, New York. 24835

Lavarre; a drama in 5 acts, by A. E. Ives.

© Alice E. Ives, Detroit ; 1889 : 12695, Apr.
24. 24836

Lavender and old lace; comedy drama in 4 acts,
book by Myrtle Reed, dramatized by E. Kaye.
[49] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 14, 1913; D: 34143; Elsie Ka.ve,
Duluth, Minn. 24837

play in 4 acts, from Myrtle Reed's novel

of the same title, by D. G. Fischer. [2],
115 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 29, 1913 ; D : 34274 ; David Gel-
der Fischer, Chicago. 24838

Lavender crow; an operetta in 2 acts, book,
lyrics and music by F. G. Rice. 72 p. obi.
16°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. May 20, 1910 ; D : 21100 ; William A.
Florer and Felix G. Rice, La Fayette, Ind.

24839

Lavender (The) lady; opera comedy in 3 acts,
book by O. Hauerbacli. 106 p. 4°. Type-
written. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Oct. 28, 1914 ; D : 38619 ; Otto Ilauor-
bach, New York. 24839a

Lavender (The) list; phiy in 4 acts, by H. A.
Woodworth. 64 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 1, 1913 ; D : 32494 ; Helen Alden
Woodworth, Brookline, Mass. 24840

Lavender lodge; comedy in 3 acts, by W. P.
I'reble, jr. [1], 100 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 4, 1911; D: 23044; W. P. Prelile.
jr., New York. 24841

Lavender's lovers; historical and romantic
drama in 5 acts, by A. B. Suess. [69] p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 2, 1910; D: 21924; Adolph B.
Suess, East St. Louis, 111. 24842

Laveuse (La) (The washei'maid) ; a musical
comedy, book and lyrics by M. Harcourt, mi^ic
by Charlotte Maude Miller.

© M. Harcourt, New York ; D : 12970, May
15, 1908. 24843

1234

24844

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

24863

Law (The); comedy sketch in 1 act, by C. F.
Eldridge. 8 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 18, 1911 ; D : 23119 ; Charlton F.
Eldridge, Chicago. 24844

a drama in 4 acts, by C. Ruge. Synopsis.

8 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Clara Ruge, New York; D: 11078, July
29, 1907; 2c. July 29, 1907. 24845

by R. P. Walsh. [105] p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Aug. 4, 1911 ; D : 24851 ; Robert Paul
Walsh, Newport, Ky. 24846

in 4 acts, by D. E. Sullivan. [102] p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. June 3, 1911; D: 24398; Dollie E.
Sullivan, Prince Bay, N. Y. 24847

play in 1 act, by H. P. Mawson. [2], 52 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 11, 1913; D: 34093; Harry P.
Mawson, New York. 24848

by L. Luther. 4 p. f°. TypewTitten.

© Ic. Fob. 25, 1915; D: 39786; Lester
Luther, Dubuque, la. 24848a

Law (The) allows it; a musical monologue,
words and music by Alfred B. Sedgwick. New
York, Happy hours company.

© Happy hours co., New York ; 1875 ; 7649.
July 22 ; 2c. July 28. 24849

Law and order; a play of the Vigilance com-
mittee of 1851 in San Francisco, by E. O.
Allen. 159 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Edward O. Allen, San Rafael, Cal. ; D:
7047, July 17, 1905; 2c. Sept. 9, 1908.

24850

Law and the classics,
ance.

Sec Montana (A) rom-

Law and the father; a melodrama in 3 acts,
by W. F. Pfarr. 65 p. f°. Tpyewritten.

© William F. Pfarr, Newark. N. J. ; D :
14771, Jan. S, 1909; 2c. Jan. 8, 1909. 24851

Law and the girl; original comedy-drama in 4
acts, by Scott Marble. 55 p. 4°. TypewTit-
ten.

© Ic. Dec. 23, 1909 ; D : 17776 ; John C.
Folland, Pittsburgh. 24852

Law (The) and the lady; a drama in 5 acts,
by M. A. Lachman.

© Martha Allen Lachman, Philadelphia ;
1875:12107, Nov. 16. 24853

— 4 act drama of the present day, by W. L.
Tucker. 67 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 18, 1912; D : 31165 ; Wm. L.
Tucker, Chicago. 24854

Law (The) and the lady — Continued.

a play comprised in a prologue and 4 acts,

dramatized from Wilkie Collins' novel The
lady and the law, by J. S. Matthews.

© James S. Matthews and Samuel H. Wan-
dell, Syracuse, N. Y. ; 1886 : 19777, Sept. 1.

24855

Law (The) and the lady, a complication of
three diamonds and two hearts; a comedy in
4 acts, by C. K. Lush.

© Charles Keeler Lush, Milwaukee; 1899:
78729, Dec. 4. 24856

Law (The) and the lady down in Dixie; a
drama in 3 acts, by R. F. Bres. 33 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Rose Falls Bres, New Orleans ; D : 11547,
Oct. 17, 1907; 2c. Oct. 17, 1907. 24857

Law (The) and the man; original drama in 4
acts only, by V. Watrous. [86] p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Jan. 12, 1914 ; D : 35627 ; Valerie Wat-
rous, Seattle. 24857a

Law (The) and the thief; character study, by
J. W. Say re. 12 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 13, 1910 ; D : 21328 ; J. W. Savre,
Seattle. 24858

Law (The) and the woman. See Secret (The)

Law divine or human; a drama in 5 acts, by
Non f] Ver [pseud, of A. M. La Grove]

© Alice M. La Grove. New York; 1SS9 ;
25501, Aug. 21. 24859

Law in New York; a play in 5 acts, by J. B.
Bradford and F. Stinson.

© J. B. Bradford and Fred Stinson. Bos-
ton ; 1873 : 1428, Feb. 12. 24860

Law (The) in the limelight; or, The passing
of trial by jury, drama in 3 acts, by A. B.
Briggs. 51 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 5, 1914; D : 38704 ; Anna Bee-
croft Briggs, Los Angeles. 24860a

Law, love and marriage. See Wedding ring.

Law (The) of compensation; drama in 4 acts,
by V. A. Barber. [3], 144 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Apr. 8, 1913; D: 32884; Victoria
Adams Barber, Winuetka, 111. 24861

Law (The) of Golden Heart; a comedy drama,
by W. H. Mering. 74 p. f°. Typewritten.

© W. H. Mering, Pittsburgh; D: 10506,
Apr. 29, 1907; 2c. Apr. 9, 1909. 24862

Law (The) of heredity; playlet, by L. Carter.
9 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 12, 1910; D: 22035; Louise
Carter, New York. 24863

1235

24864

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

24876

Law of Judge Lynch; a play in 4 acts, by W.
R. Falls and M. Falls. 64 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© William R. Falls and Marie Falls, Ho-
boken, N. J. ; D : 8129, Mar. 8, 190G ; 2c. Mar.
8. 1906. 24864

Law (The) of Lonesome Land; western rom-
ance in 4 acts, by H. D. Rickman. [67] p.
f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 30, 1911; D: 25632; Hardin D.
Rickman, Chester, 111. 24865

Law (The) of love; drama in 4 acts, by A.
Stedman. 104 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 23, 1911; D: 24271; Adelaide
Stedman, New York. 24866

• a drama in 1 act, by S. E. Smyth. [191

p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 15, 1910; D: 21858; Sam E.
Smyth, Omaha, Neb. 24867

play in 1 act, by M. Moore-Clement. 14 p.

f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 16, 1911; D: 25774; Maud
Moore-Clement, Philadelphia. 24868

Law (A) of nature; American drama in 1 act,
by I. Levinsohn. 21 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 26, 1910; D : 22391 ; Mrs. Ivar
Levinsohn, Brooklyn. 24869

Law (The) of retribution; tragedy in 1 act, by
K. L. Shearar. 20 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 17, 1911; D: 25846; Katherine
L. Shearer, Detroit. 24870

Law (The) of the desert; by H. E. Twose. 14
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Henry E. Twose, Los Angeles ; D : 14823,
Jan. 16, 1909; 2c. Jan. 16, 1909. 24871

Law (The) of the land; play in 4 acts, by G.
Broadhurst. 1G9 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 15, 1914; D : 37313 ; George
Broadhurst, New York. 24871a

— Same. New York, London, Samuel French,
ltd. 112 p. 12°.

© Sept. 22, 1914; 2c. Sept. 24, 1914; D:
38295; George Broadhurst, New York.

24871b

See also Our Jonathan.

Law (The) of the plains; 1 act drama, by T.
F. Fallon. 20 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 11, 1915 ; D : 39362 ; Thomas F.
Fallon, New York. 24871c

Law (The) of the range; by W. G. Barrows.
25 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Wayne Grove Barrows, Park Ridge, 111. ;
D : 14070, Oct. 16, 1908 ; 2c. Oct. 26. 1908.

24872

Law (The) of the tribe; camp-fire play in 2
acts, by F. S. Greene. [1], 22 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Apr. 8, 1914; D : 36G47 ; Frederick
Stuart Greene, New York. 24872a

Indian play in 3 acts, by F, S. Greene.

Boston, Walter H. Baker & co., 1915. 24 p.
12°.

© Mar. 18, 1915; 2c. Mar. 19, 1915; D:
40120; Frederick Stuart Greene, New York.

24872b

Law (The) of the woods; play in 1 act, by
Montague and Alden. 9 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Sept. 4, 1912; D : 30737 ; Alden
Bishop, San Francisco. 24873

Law (The) shall say; by F. C. Walsh.

© Ford C. Walsh, Danville, 111.; D : 9237,
Oct. 15, 1906. 24874

Law-suit (The); comedy in 1 act, by Roderich
Benedix, tr. by Barrett H. Clark. New York,
Samuel French ; London, Samuel French, ltd.
[1915] 23 p. 12°. (The world's best plays
by celebrated European authors)

© Sept. 24, 1915; 2c. Sept. 25, 1915; D:
41822 ; Samuel French, New York. 24874a

Law (The), the outlaw and the lady; play in
1 act, by L. K. Devendorf. 21 p. 4°. Type-
written.

> © Ic. Apr. 6, 1915 ; D : 40282 ; La Matte K.
Devendorf, Albany. 24874b

Law (A) unto themselves. See Power (The)
of money.

Lawbreaker (The); by G. O'Farrell. 7 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© George W. O'Farrell, Portland, Or.; D:
1438G, Nov. 27, 1908; 2c. Nov. 27, 1908.

24875

12 p.

drama in 1 act, by R. E. Marshall.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 11, 1912 ; D : 30244 ; R. E. Mar-
shall, Seattle. 24876

Lawbreakers (The); four 1 act plays, by John
Bosworth Crocker [pseud. M. A. C. C. Lewi-
sohn] [3], 151 p. 4°. Typewritten.

Contents : The last straw. — The first
time. — The victim. — The dog.

© Ic. Apr. 13, 1914; D: 36693; Mary Ar-
nold Crocker Childs Lewisohn (Mrs. Ludwig
Lewisohn), New York. 24876a

— original American play of to-day in 4 acts,
by W. N. Morse and M. H. Morse. [100] p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 27, 1915; D: 42574; William
Northrop Morse, New York. 24876b

1236

24877

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

24896

Lawful (The) heir; a romantic drama in 5
acts, by C. D. Wilson. 91 p. f°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Charles Day Wilson, Cleveland ; D : 2133,
July 17, 1902; 2c. July 11, 1902. 24877

Lawn (The) party; play in 1 act, by A. Coogan.
8 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 16, 1912; D: 30550; Alan Coo-
gan, New York. 24878

Lawn-tennis; a musical comedy in 2 acts.

© W. J. Comlev and James S. Key, United
States ; 1880 : 8438, June 2. 24879

Lawrence, the man with four voices; 1 act
comedy, by Samuel Tauber. 7 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Sept. 8, 1910; D: 22018; Henrietta
Tauber, New York. 24880

Law's (The) decree. See Poor Susan.

Law's (The) delay; comedy-drama in 1 act, by
A. Goldknopf. [1], 23 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 3, 1912 ; D : 30167 ; Abraham
Goldknopf, Bath Beach, N. Y. 24881

Laws (The) of average. See Mystic (The)
isle.

Laws (The) of man; a drama of to-day in 4
acts, by B. A. Hunter. 67 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Bertha Ancella Hunter, Los Angeles : D :
10981, July 16, 1907 ; 2c. Aug. 26, 1907. 24882

Lawyer (The); an original comedy in 4 acts,
by J. Carpani (De La Presse) 150 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Jessamine Carpani, Cleveland ; 1891 :
9062, Mar. 10; 2c. May 13. 24883

Lawyer (The) and his typewriter; by E. M.
MacKay.

© Elsie M. MacKay, Buffalo ; D : 5025, May
13, 1904. 24884

Lawyer (A) comes to town; comedy in 3 acts,

by B. de Mille. [112] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 12, 1914 ; D : 35632 ; Beatrice de

Mille, New York. 24884a

Lawyer (The), his qualifications, duties and
responsibilities; by T. J. Whalen.

© Thomas J. Whalen, Yp.silanti, Mich.;
1898 : 4228, Jan. 10. 24885

Lawyer Steele from Bangor; 3 act society com-
edy, by W. M. GofC.

© William Manlie GofC. Portland, Me.;
1899 : 24319, Apr. 6. 24886

Lawyer's (The) dream; a dramatic composi-
tion in 1 act and 1 scene, by M. W. Bennett.
7 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Martin W. Bennett. Columbus, O. ; D :
14161, Oct. 27, 1908; 2c. Oct. 27, 1908. 24887

Lawyer's (A) love; or. Work and wait, a play
in 3 acts, by F. G. Young.

© Francis G. Young, United States; 1872:
5179, May 17 ; 2c. May 18. 24888

Lawyer's (The) mistake; play in 3 acts, by V.
F. Bishop. [1], 11 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 19, 1914 ; D : 36091 ; Virginia F.
Bishop, Cissna Park, 111. 24888a

Lawyer's (A) perfidy; drama in 4 acts, by M.
H. Harris. 20 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 9, 1914; D: 38445; Magnolia
Horton Harris, Washington. ' 24888b

Lawyer's (A) trials; a farce in 1 act, by G. A.
Drovin. 12 p. 8°. Printed.

© George Albert Drovin, Philadelphia ; D :
330, Apr. 10, 1901 , 2c. Apr. 24, 1901. 24889

Lawyer's (A) wife's mistake; a farce in 1 act,
by A. L. Zeller. Typewritten.

© Arthur Louis Zeller, St. Louis; 1899:
7333, Jan. 21; Ic. Jan. 21; Ic. Mar. 16.

24890

Laxdcela saga. See Kiartan, the Icelander.

Lay down your arms; drama in 3 acts, drama-
tized from the book of Baroness Bertha von
Suttner, by V. H. Duras. [7], 48 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 7, 1912 ; D : 31627 ; Victor Hugo
Duras, New York. 24891

Layette (La); comedie en 3 actes, [par] A.
Sylvane [pseud, of Paul Gerard] Paris, Li-
brairie theatrale, 1900. 2 p. 1., 179 p. 12°.

© Andre Sylvane, Paris ; 1900 A : 5527, Mar.
1 ; 2c. Mar. 1. 24892

Lay la Majnu; musical play in 3 acts, by Dhan
Gopal Mukerji. [2], 18 p. 4°. Typewritten.
[Libretto only]

© Ic. Nov. 27, 1914 ; D : 38929 ; Dhan Gopal
Mukerji, Palo Alto, Cal. 24892a

Laz, the chauffeur; 1 act drama, by C. Dixon,
jr. 13 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 31, 1910; D: 21218; Cuthbert
Dixon, jr., St. Louis. 24893

Lazare; a life's mistake, a dramatic composi-
tion.

© Alexander Kaufmann, New York; 1881:
13967, Sept. 12. 24894

Laziness and the devil; or, Nick and the cob-
bler, a comedy in 3 acts, by S. C. Clark.

© S. C. Clark, United States; 1879:4959.
Apr. 14. 24895

Lazo (El) doble; coraedia en 1 acto y en prosa,

original de F. Gil Asensio. Madrid [Socie-

dad de autores espanoles] 1909. 26 p. 12°.

© Nov. 18, 1909; 2c. Nov. 19, 1909; D:

17449; Federlco Gil Asensio, Madrid. 24896

1237

24897

DEAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

24918

Lazo (El) verde; juguete c6mico en 1 acto y en
prosa, original de Angel Caaraano 6 Isidro
Soler. Madrid [Sociedad de autores espanoles]
1908. 3S p. 12°.

<£) Caamano e Soler, Madrid ; D : 13469, July
25, 190S ; 2c. July 25, 1908. 24897

Lazy Bill; original comedy-drama in 3 acts, by
W. B. Patton. 70 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 17, 1911 ; D : 24966 ; William B.
Patton, Rochester, N. Y. 24898

Lazy Bob Parkins; comedy in 3 acts, by Ward
Macauley. Philadelphia, Penn pub. co., 1914.
44 p. 12°.

© Feb. 2, 1914 ; 2c. Feb. 4, 1914 ; D : 35905 ;
Penn pub. co., Philadelphia. 24898a

Lazy Kate; by A. Stevenson. Proof.

© Augusta Stevenson, New York ; D : 15369,
Mar. 17, 1909 ; 2c. Mar. 17, 1909. 24899

Lazy Z; 5-act play, by M. McC. Blaisdell. 91 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 3, 1909 ; D : 10820 ; Mary McCon-
nell Blaisdell, Coeymans, N. Y. 24900

Lazyland; musical comedy in 2 acts and 3
scenes, by H. White, libretto by Roland Oliver
[pseud, of H. White], music by Harry Olsen.
84 p. 4°. Tj'pewritten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Mar. 17, 1913; D: 32697; Henry
White, Sacramento, Cal. 24901

Lazzette; a drama in 6 acts, composed by E. G.
Hatcher. Wichita, Kan., Eagle blank book
manufactory, 1886. cover-title, 61 p. 8°.

© Emma G. Hatcher, Wichita ; 1886 : 22862,
Oct. 11 ; 2c. Mar. 2, 1887. 24902

Lea Lyon; schauspiel in 3 aufziigen, von Alex-
ander Brody. [l],74p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 11, 1915; D: 42205; Alexander
Marton, Budapest, Hungary. 24902a

Leach (The); play of today in 1 act, by C. F.
Woods. 25 p. 4°. Typewritten,

© Ic. June 25, 1913 ; D : 33605 ; Clifton F.
Woods, Chicago. 24903

Lead dollar; or The old Schoharie farm,
by E. H. Holly.

© Eleanor Haskins Holly, Spokane, Wash. ;
D : 1594, Mar. 17, 1902. 24904

Lead-pipe cinch; by E. A. Huber. [6] p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Emile Andrew Huber, New York; D:
14772, Jan. 9, 1909 ; 2c. Jan. 9, 1909. 24905

Lead us not into temptation; an emotional
drama in 5 acts, tr. from the German and
adapted for the American stage, by Charles D.
Herman. 41 p. f°. Typewritten.

© H. Clav Robinson, San Francisco ; D :
4299, Nov. 24, 1903 ; 2c. Nov. 24, 1903. 24906

Leaden (The) cross; or, War with Mexico, a
military drama in 4 acts, by H. O. Frauck,

© Harry C. Franck, Philadelphia; 1877:
14012, Dec. 3. 24907

Leader (The); a play in 4 acts, by Ernest Chap-
man [i. e. W. E. Chapman] and Edith Wherry.
49. 4°. Typewitten.

© William Ernest Chapman, New York ; D :
• 4205, Nov. 7, 1903 ; 2c. Nov. 7, 1903. 24908

play in 1 act, by A. W. Alden. [1], 19 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 29, 1914; D: 37698; Alice W.
Alden, Los Angeles. 24908a

a political drama in 1 scene, by C. L.

Nagely.

© Carlton Lewis Nagely, New York; D:
14244, Nov. 9, 1908. 24909

sketch in 1 act, by B. Arlington. [3] p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. IS, 1911 ; D : 23398 ; Billy Arling-
ton, Philadelphia. 24910

Leader (A) of fashion; a society comedy in 4
acts, by T. H. French.

© T. H. French, New York; 1873:12508,
Oct. 31. 24911

Leaders (The) of men; American comedy in 3
acts, by H. A. McAnarney. [2], 142 p. 4°.
Tyi)ewritten.

© Dec. 20, 1911 ; D : 28040 ; Henry Aloysius
McAnarney, Baltimore. 24912

Leaders of society (Die stiitzen der gesel-
schaft); a character comedy in 4 acts, by
Henrik Ibsen.

© Imre Kiralfy, New York; 1878:3196,
Mar. 15. 24913

Leading lady; comedy drama in 4 acts, by J. T.
Dillon. 70 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 8, 1909 ; D : 17660 ; John Thomas
Dillon, New York. 24914

a comedy drama in 4 acts and prologue, by

W. A. De Laney. 109 p. f°. Typewritten.

© William Alphonsus De Laney, New York;
D : 2272, Aug. 26, 1902 ; Ic. Aug. 18, 1902 ; Ic.
Sept. 29, 1902. 24915

a comedy in 4 acts, by J. W. Evans. [2],

72 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 6, 1909; D: 16324; James W.
Evans, Spokane, Wash. 24916

comedy in 1 act, by R. Frimel.

© Rudolf Frimel, New York ; D : 3964, Sept.
17, 1903. 24917

-a farce comedy in 1 act, by Anita Fallon.

Boston, W. H. Baker & CO., 1904. 32 p. 16°.
(On cover: Baker's ed. of plays)

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston ; D : 5645,
Oct. 15, 1904 ; 2c. Nov. 12, 1904, 24918

1238

24919

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

24938

Leading lady — Continued.

a farcical comedy in 3 acts, by M. Morton.

© Michael Morton, New York ; 1896 : 24419,
Apr. 20. 24919

play in 4 acts, by E. D. Biggers. [127] p.

f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 3, 1911; D : 24629 ; Earl Derr
Biggers, Warren, O. 24920

See also Four plays; by Archibald Eyre.

Leading (The) lady cook; play in 1 act, by
O. Criswell and L. Bailey. 5 p. 4°. Ms.

© Ic. Jan. 18, 1913 ; D : 31993 ; Ora Criswell
and Laura Bailey, New York. 24921

Leading lady seeking a job; acting humorous
monologue for woman, by Stanley Schell.
[New York, E. S. Werner & company, 1914]
p. 43-47. 12°. (On cover: Stanley Schell's
sketches)

© Mar. 23, 1914; 2c. Mar. 30, 1914; A:
372090 ; Edgar Schell Werner, New York.

24921a

Leading (The) man; a musical notion, talk and
lyrics by J. D. Pryor.

© J. Donald Pryor, South Orange, N. J. ; D :
15724, Apr. 27, 1909. 24922

an original farcical comedy in 4 acts, by

Mrs. R. Pacheco.

© Jlrs. Romualdo Pacheco, New York;
1890 : 10759, Feb. 15. 24923

Leaf (A) from life; a 1 act comedy, by J. E.
McCann.

© John Ernest McCann, New York; 1898:
1407G, Feb. 28. 24924

League (The) of youth. See "Works (The) of
Henrik Ibsen.

Leagues apart; play in 3 acts, by Bryce Gor-
don 1773, pseud, of A. Gerstenberg. [108] p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 15, 1913; D: 34151; Alice Ger-
stenberg, Chicago. 24925

Leah Kleschna; a play in 5 acts, by C. M. S.
McLellan. 34 p. 8*. Printed.

© Charles M. S. McLellan, New York; D:
5735. Nov. 7, 1904 ; 2c. Nov. 5. 1904. 24926

Leah, the forsaken; a play in 5 acts from the
German [of Salomon Hermann von] Moseu-
thal, by A. Daly. New York, Author's pri-
vate ed., 1886. [1890] 50 p. 8°.

© Augustin Daly, New York, in renewal for
14 years, from Nov. 24, 1890; 1890:37219.
Nov. 24; 2c. Jan. 25, 1892. 24927

Leak (The); comedy sketch, by R. C. Buffing-
ton. [1], 9 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 4, 1912; D: 31050; Richard C.
Bufflngton, Chicago. 24928

Lean (A) banana; an original parody, by T.
Pastor.

© Tony Pastor, New York ; 1876 : 11263, Oct.
5. 24929

Leander im frack; schwank in 3 aufziigen, von
Willielm AVolters. Leipzig, Philipp Reclam,
jun. [1910] 104 p. 24°. ( [Universal-biblio-
thek, 5339] )

© Oct. 3, 1911; 2c. Apr. 7, 1913; D : 32941 ;
Eduard liloch, Berlin. 24930

Leaning towers of spring; play in 4 acts, by
H. R. Miller. [4], 81 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 21, 1912; D : 31758 ; Herbert
Rheinhart Miller, Seattle. 24931

Leap (A) for lovc; a comediette, by A. S. Rich-
ardson.

© Anna S. Richardson, New York ; 1900 A :
15793, June 25. 24932

Leap (A) in the dark; or, Wedded but no wife,
a dramatization in 5 acts, of May Agnes Flem-
ing's story lately published in the New York
weekly, by J. L. Ashton.

© J. Leon Ashton, Springfield, Mass. ; 1872 :
2387, Mar. 11. 24933

See also Wedded, yet no wife.

Leap-year; a comedy in 4 acts, for nine charac-
ters, bv Susa S. Vance. St. Joseph, Mo.,
Chas. W. Fassett, 1884. 40 p. 12°.

© Mrs. J. W. Vance, St. Joseph, Mo. ; 1884 :
18637, Sept. 15; 2c. Oct. 20. 24934

- — musical duality, by Alfred B. Sedgwick,
music selected and adapted from Offenbach's
opera, Genevieve de Brabant. New I'^ork, R.
M. De Witt, 1875. 15 p. 12°. ([De Witt's
acting plays, no. 189] )

© Robert M. De Witt, New York; 1875:
14052, Dec. 30; 2c. Mar. 1, 1876. 24935

'Original comedy, by R. Dalton. 77 p. 4 .

Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 25, 1910 ; D : 20018 ; Robert Dal-
ton, Brooklyn. 24936

Leap-year (The) girl and her biological hus-
bands; comedy with music in 3 acts, by K. T.
Woolsey and E. E. Greville. [8], 129 p. 4°.
Typewritten. [Words only]

© Ic. Nov. 17, 1911; D : 25781 ; Knte
Trimble Woolsey and Eden Erskine Greville,
New York. 24937

Leap-year (The) girls; a 1 act comedy, by J.
W. S. Sullivan. [1], 13 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Feb. 15, 1912 ; D : 28812 ; J. W. S. Sul-
livan, New York. 24938

1239

24938

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

24958

Leap-year land; comic opera in 2 acts, book and
lyrics by K. S. Webb, music by Roy Webb.
[65] p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Mar. 21, 1914 ; D : 36433 ; Kenneth and
Roy Webb, New York. 24938a

Leap-year (A) party; a comedy, in 4 acts, by J.
Soboslay.

© Julius Soboslay, San Francisco; 1881:
6924, May 5. 24939

Leap-year (A) plunge; 1 act comedy, by D. D.
Carter [pseud, of D. D. Cohen] [2], 25 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 14, 1912 ; D : 30848 ; Daniel D.
Carter, New York. 24940

Leap-year (A) proposal; play in 1 act, by J.
Wolfe. [9] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 22, 1912; D: 29454; Johanna
Wolff, San Francisco. 24941

Leap-year (A) snare; farce in 1 act, by C. S.
Booth. [2], 27 p. 4°, Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 5, 1912; D: 28560; Charles
Stewart Booth, New York. 24942

Leap-year (A) victim; farce comedy in 2 acts,
by Frederick Knell.

© Frederick Knell, jr., Roxbury, Mass. ;
1896 : 12108, Feb. 22. 24943

Learn to say, supreme.

© Ben Leven-Nichols adv. co., Chicago ; D :
15432, Mar. 24, 1909. 24944

Learned (The) doctor; drama in 5 acts, by E.
E. Sherman. [3], 102 p. 8°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 2, 1911; D: 26010; Ellen E.
Sherman, Chicago. 24945

Learned (A) lady; comedy in 3 acts, by Z.
Akins. [110] p. 4°, Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 12, 1910 ; D : 22041 ; Zoe Akins,
St. Louis. 24946

Learning' to eat potatoes; by Marie Paule
Dickore. 10 numb. 1. 4°. (The University
of Wisconsin, University extension division,
Department of general information and wel-
fare)

© .July 22, 1915 ; 2c. and afE. July 24, 1915 ;
A : 401879 ; University extension division, Uni-
versity of Wisconsin. Madison, Wis. 24946a

Learning to milk; monologue, by M. M. Stanley.
1 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Maude May Stanley, Chicago ; D : 15089,
Feb. 15, 1909; 2c. Feb. 15, 1909. 24947

Least (The) of these; drama in 4 acts, by J. V.
Blake and A. Hughes. [29] p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Apr. 27, 1912 ; D : 29521 ; James Dila
Blake and Amelia Hughes, Chicago. 24948

Leather (The) patch; an original comedy in 3
acts and 7 scenes, by E. Harrigan.

© Edward Harrigan, New York; 1886:
4055, Feb. 17. 24949

Leather stocking and silk; a comedy in 3 acts,
by C. T. Harris.

© C. Townsend Harris, Boston; 1873:
10073, Sept. 6. 24950

Leatherlung's. the Great, how he storm'd,
reign'd and mizzled; an original extrava-
ganza, by Charles Smith Clieltnam.

© Lucy Rushton, New York; 1872:6.^.51.
June 18. 24951

Leatherstocking; or. The last of the Mohicans,
a drama in 3 acts, by G. F. Rowe.

© George Fawcett Rowe, New York ; 1874 :
992, Jan. 28. 24952

Leatherstocking tales. See Last (The) of the
Mohicans. — Life and death of Natty Bum-
po. — nSTatty Bumpo.

Leave it to me; comedy sketch, by W. E. Glad-
stone. 18 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 17, 1910; D: 17950; William E.
Gladstone, Utica, N. Y. 24953

farce in 1 act, by L. Varnes. [20] p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 27, 1911; D: 25870; Lilyan
Varnes, San Francisco. 24954

play in 3 acts, by John Merker [pseud, of

A, Merritt and G. Kerr] 125 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Mar. 24, 1914; D: 36460; Abraham
Merritt and George Kerr, HoUis, N. Y.

24954a

Leave it to Polly; comedy in 2 acts for female
characters only, by Gladys Ruth Bridgham.
Bo.ston, W. H. Baker & co., 1914. 35 p. 12°.

© Oct. 21, 1913 ; 2c. Oct. 22, 1913 ; D : 34798 ;
Walter H. Baker & co., Boston. 24955

Leave of absence; play in 1 act, by C. E. Freybe.
[3], 19 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 3, 1914 ; D : 36228 ; Carl Eduard
Freylie, Boston. 24955a

Leavenworth (The) case; a play, by C. F.
Winch.

© Charles Farley Winch, Brooklyn; 1885:

1651, Jan. 19. 24956

a play in 5 acts, by Anna Katharine Green

[i. e. A. K. G. Rohlfs] being a dramatization
of the novel.

© Anna Katharine Green Rohlfs, Buffalo;
1891 : 2.3942, July 1. 24957

Leaves of Shamrock; or, True hearts of Erin,
in 5 acts, by J. P. Sullivan.

© Joseph P. Sullivan, New York; 1889:
2065, Jan. 16. 24958

1240

24959

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

24972

Leaves (The) of the tree; a play, by E. L. Mas-
ters. Chicago, The Rooks press, 1909. 115
p. 12°.

© Edgar Lee Masters, Chicago ; D : 15503,
Mar. 31, 1909 ; 2c. Apr. 19, 1909. 24959

Leaves tied down: play of every day, by B. S.
Young. 89 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 25. 1909; D: 17333; Briant
Stringham Young, Salt Lake City. 24960

Lebemann (Der); schwank in 3 aufziigen, von
Wilhelm Wolters. Leipzig, Philipp Reclara,
jun. [1911] 97 p. 24°. ([Universal-biblio-
tliek, 5277])

© Dec. 13, 1911; 2c. Feb. 17, 1912; D:
28731; Eduard Bloch, Berlin. 24961

Leben; tragikomodie in 3 aufziigen, von Edward
Stilgebauer. Miinchen, Rubinverlag [1900]
1 p. 1., 90 p. 16°.

© Rubinverlag, Munich ; 1900 A : 16962, July
10 ; 2c. Aug. 9. 24962

Leben (Das) fuu'm menschen. See Gesam-
melte dramen; von Leonid Andreev.

Lebende (Der) leichnam; schauspiel in 4 akten,
von Leo Tolstoi, nach der franzosischen bearb.
von Jean-Jose Frappa und Georges Silber,
iibertragen von Alfred Lickteig. Strassburg
i. E., Treuttel und Wurtz, 1911. 70 p. 12°.

© Ic. Feb. 2, 1912; D: 28516; Treuttel &
Wiirtz, Strassburg, Germany. 24963

Lebensfest (Das); lustspiel in 3 akten. von Carl
Rossler [pseud of Franz Ressner] Berlin, S.
Fischer, verlag, 1906. 90 p. 12°.

© S. Fischer verlag, Berlin ; D : 8730, June
22, 1906 ; 2c. June 22, 1906. 24964

Lebenslust; ein lustspiel in 3 akten, von Serafin
und Joaquin Alvarez Quintero, deutsch von
dr. Max Brausewetter. Wien, Berlin. Co-
moedia, 1914. cover-title, 82 p. 8°.

© Ic. Oct. 16, 1914; D: 38524; Comoedia,
Vienna. 24964a

Lebensschiihler (Der); schauspiel in 4 aufziigen,
von lAKhvig Fulda. Berlin-Wilmersdorf, Felix
Bloch erben, 1915. 148 p. 8°.

© Ic. Sept. 3, 1915 ; D : 41676 ; Felix Bloch
erben, Berlin-Wilmersdorf. 24964b

Lebonnard; play in 4 acts, by Jean Aicard and
C. A. de Lima, adaptation from the French
play entitled Pere Lebonnard. 67 p. f.
Typewritten.

© Charles A. de Lima, New York ; D : 12S39.
Apr. 25, 1908 ; 2c. Apr. 25, 1908. 24965

Le Bretons (The); play in 3 acts, by G. Astral
and C. de Lima. 47 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Gabrielle Astral, Paris, and Charles A.
de Lima, New York ; D : 15306, Mar. 11, 1909 ;
2c. Mar. 11, 1909. 24966

Legon (Une) a la Salpetriere; tableau dra-
matique en 2 actes, [par] A. de Lorde. Proof.

© Andre de Lorde, France ; D : 13985, Oct.
5, 1908 ; 2c. Oct. 5, 1908 ; 2c. Oct. 21, 1908.

24967

Lecture (A) in temperance; by A. J. Wayne.
11 p. 4°. Ms.

© Ic. July 19, 1909 ; D : 16293 ; Andrew J.
Wayne, Pittsburgh. 24968

Led astray; a comedy in 5 acts and 6 tableaux,
by D. Boucicault. New York> S. French, 1873.
57 p. 8°. ([French's stanijard drama, no.
372])

© Dion Boucicault, New York ; 1873 : 15619,
Dec. 31 ; 2c. Dec. 22, 1874. 24969

Same.

© Louise Thorndyke Boucicault, New York,
in renewal for 14 years from Dec. 31, 1901;
D : 694, July 25, 1901 ; 2c. July 22, 1901.

24970

Same.

© by Josephine Cheney (Louise Thorndyke
Boucicault), New York, as widow of the au-
thor, in extension for 14 years. Renewal or
extension no. 6348, Jan. 28, 1915. Renewal
entry, July 25, 1901, no. D : 694. 24970a

Led away; or. The story of a young man's
downfall, by R. Gaygill.

© Ransom Gaygill, Mt. Vernon, N. Y. ; 1900
A : 29439, Dec. 3. 24971

Led by a girlish impulse; a drama in 4 acts,
by L. J. L. Stilwell. 57 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Laura Jean Libbey-Stilwell, Brooklyn;
D : 12081, Jan. 3, 1908 ; 2c. May 26, 1908.

24972

Ledger (The) of life; drama in 1 act, by E.
Hopkins. [1], 22 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 6, 1914 ; D : 35940 ; Edwin Hop-
kins, New York. 24972a

[Ledi Khaie-Tsipe (Lady Chaie Tseepe); com-
edy in 4 acts, by O. Dymow]

JleAH XaiJe-Itinie; KOMe^in B-b 4 A'^ucTmnxit,
Ocmrb ^S^hmobtj.

2 p. 1., 85 p. 8°. Ms.

© Ic. Sept. 23, 1915; D: 41813; Ossip
Dymow, New York. 24972b

Ledige (Die) ehefi-au; berliner posse in 3 akten,
von Pordes-Mllo und Theo Halton, musik von
Joseph Snaga. Text der gesange. Hannover,
Verlag von L. Oertel, 1913. 27 p. 12°.

© Ic. June 1, 1914 ; D : 37174 ; Louis Oertel,
Hanover, Germany. 24972c

1241

24972

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

24991

Ledige (Die) ehefrau — Continued.

posse mit gesang und tanz in 3 akten, von

Pordes-Milo und Theo Halton, musik von Jo-
seph Snaga. Hannover, Ij. Oertel, 1914. 92 p.
12°. [Libretto only]

© Feb. 2, 1914 ; Ic. July 11, 1914 ; D : 37530 ;
Louis Oertel, Hanover, Germany, 24972d

Ledig-e (Der) gatte; operette in 3 akten, von
Fritz Griinbaum und Heinz Reichert, musik
von Gustav Wanda. Berlin, Harmonie verlag,
1910. 122 p. 12°. [Libretto only]

© Dec. 28, 1910; 2e. Dec. 28, 1910; D:
22935 ; T. B. Harms & Francis, Day «& Hunter,
New York. 24973

Same. Gesangstexte. Berlin, Harmonie-

verlag [1910] 58 p. 12°.

© Dec. 3, 1910 ; 2c. Dec. 3, 1910 ; D : 227.58 ;
Harmonie-verlag, Berlin. 24974

Leela; an American drama, by F. A. Manger.
© Frederick A. Manger, Des Moines; 1897;
62110, Nov. 4 ; 2c. Sept. 6, 1898. 24975

complete in 6 scenes, by Fredrik Man-

jer [pseud, of F. A. Manger]

© Frederick Albert Manger, Omaha, Neb. ;
1896 : 67426, Dec. 11 ; 2c. Jan. 21, 1897. 24976

— a drama of the wheel, by [Fredrik] Man-

jer [pseud, of F. A. Manger]

© Frederick Albert Manger, Omaha, Neb.;
1895 : 59437, Nov. 25. 24977

Left; a go-as-you-please in 2 acts, by W. O.
Haskell, jr.

© William O. Haskell, jr., Chelsea, Mass. :
1880 : 1137, Jan. 19. 24978

Left at the finish. See Wrong (The) man.

Left at the post; comedy drama in 4 acts, by
F. G. Cook.

© Frank G. Cook, New York; D: 10572,
May 4, 1907. 24979

— a comedy in 1 act and 2 scenes, by J. J.
Morton. Typewritten.

© J. J. Morton, New York; 1898:52884,
Sept. 9 ; 2c. Sept. 9. 24980

— in 1 act, by Arden Smith,

© Mary E, Barber, Syracuse, N. Y. ; 1900
A: 26198, Oct. 20. 24981

— a 1 act play, by J. W. Cope. 7 p. 4°. Type-

written.

© John W. Cope, New York ; D : 7881, Jan.
19, 1906 ; 2c. Jan. 11, 1906. 24982

— an original comedy in 1 act, by A. Smith

and E. Arden.

© Arden Smith and Edwin Arden, New
York ; 1892 : 8861, Feb. 26. 24983

Left behind; an original comedy in 1 act, by
F. Forrest.

© Frederic Forrest, Brooklyn ; D : 258. Mar.
25, 1901. 24984

Left-hand (The); a thrilling drama in 5 acts,
by J J. Updegrove.

© L. Updegrove, Philadelphia; 1880:2345,
Feb. 12. 24985

Left in charge; a farce in 1 act, by Bell Bayless.
Philadelphia, The Penn publishing company,
1897,

© Penn pub. co., Philadelphia ; 1897 : 29389,
May 14; 2c. May 17. 24986

an original dramatic composition in 3 acts,

by Helen A. Rowsey.

© Eugene D. Ryan, New York ; D : 1240,
Dec. 9, 1901, 24987

Left (The) lobe; comedy in 3 acts and 1 scene,
by W. Hainer [34] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov, 2, 1915; D: 42163; Whitfield
Hainer, Providence, R. I. 24987a

Left on the picket line; a new and original

military sketch, by Sergt. W. H. L. Hamilton.

© William Henry L. Hamilton, Pittsburgh ;

1883:23349, Dec. 17. 24988

Left (The) twin; a musical comedy in 3 acts, by
Sutton Vane.

© William Calder, London ; 1892 : 2478, Jan.
14. 24989

Leg and leg; play in 1 act, by C. Kennedy, [9]
p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 13, 1914 ; D : 37557 ; Clayton Ken-
nedy, Baltimore. 24989a

Legacy (The); comedy in 1 act, by Marivaux,
tr. by Barrett H. Clark. New York, S.
French ; London, S. French, ltd. [1915] 33 p.
12°. (The world's best plays by celebrated
European authors)

© Sept. 30, 1915 ; 2c. Oct. 4, 1915 ; D : 41888 ;
Samuel French, New York. 24989b

— comedy of Irish folk-life in 4 acts, by D. J.
Shea. 141 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 3, 1915; D : 40544 ; Dennis J.
Shea, Brighton, Mass. 249890

drama in 3 acts, by Arthur Schnitzler, tr.

from the German by Mary L. Stephenson.
{In Poet lore, v. 22, no. 4, .Tuly-Aug. 1911;
periodical © Sept. 20, 1911 ; 2c. Sept. 21, 1911 ;
B: 248047; Poet lore co., Boston) 24990

— play in 1 act, by J. B. Ould, 27 p. 4°.
Typewi-itten.

© Ic. July 6, 1911 ; D : 24644 ; J. B. Ould.
Unicoi, Tenn. 24991

1242

24991

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

25010

Legacy (The) — Continued.
play in 3 acts, by J. B.

Ould. 85 p. 4°

Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 19, 1915 ; D : 39531 ; Jesse Bright
Ould, New York. 24991a

a sketch in 1 act, by P. Shaw. [1], 11 p.

f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 4, 1912 ; D : 29867 ; Percy Shaw,
New York. 24992

or, Eulali's claim, a comedy in 3 acts, by

A. L. Zeller. Typewritten.

© Arthur L. Zeller, St. Louis ; 1897 : 36955,
June 22 ; Ic. June 22. 24993

Legacy (The) of sin; a melodrama in 4 acts, by
G. H. Harris.

© George Hamilton Harris, New York ;
1898 : 74370, Dec. 20. 24994

Legal advice; dramatic comedy sketch, by J. F.
Ryan. 17 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 11,1915 ; D : 41544 ; John Flavian
Ryan, Brooklyn. 24994a

Legal bonds; a society play in 4 acts, by A.
Vatter.

© August Vatter, Boston ; 1898 : 27756, May
2. 24995

Legal (A) document. See Schemes.

Legal (A) holiday; a comic drama, by F. E.
Chase.

© F. E. Chase, Boston ; 1880 : 18041, Nov. 27.

24996

• • a new and original musical comedy in 3

acts, 3 scenes, by T. E. Powers.

© Thomas E. Powers, Brooklyn; 1889:
38110, Dec. 14. 24997

Legal lights; or. Doe & Roe, a comedy in 1 act.
14 p. 8°. Typewritten.

© Louis E. Salmon, New York ; 1892 : 41497,
Oct. 13 ; 2c. Jan. 10, 1893. 24998

Legal (A) puzzle; farcical comedy in 3 acts, by
W. A. Tremavne. New York, Dick,& Fitz-
gerald, 1911. 56 p. 12°.

© Apr. 8, 1911 ; 2c. Apr. 8, 1911 ; D : 23879 ;
Dick & Fitzgerald, New York. 24999

Legal (The) scapegoat; or. The substitute, play
in 3 acts, by T. A. Campbell. [147] p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. May 6, 1914; D: 36951; Thomas A.
Campbell, Jersey City. 24999a

Legal (The) sin; a drama in 4 acts, by M. M.
Wagner. Typewritten.

© Madge Morris Wagner, Denver; 1896:
70548, Dec. 28 ; 2c. Jan. 29, 1897. 25000

Legal (A) trap; a play in a prologue and 3 acts,
by C. Logan.

© Celia Logan, New York ; 1891 : 6505, Feb.
17. 25001

Legal (The) twins; a comedy, by L. J. Tynan.

© Leonard J. Tynan, Paterson ; 1891 : 14318,
Apr. 20. 25002

Legally dead; a 4 act comedy drama, by Eunice
Fitch. 35 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Harry Shannon, Ludington, Mich. ; D :
2496, Oct. 25, 1902 ; 2c. Oct. 13, 1902. 25003

play in 1 act, by R. Weiman. [2], 21 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 28, 1912; D: 29207; Rita Wei-
man, New York. 25004

Legardere; a grand spectacular drama in a
prologue and 4 acts, by I. Kiralfy.

© Imre Kiralfy and Edw. G. Gilmore, New
York ; 1887 : 7919, Apr. 2. 25005

Legatee (The); a musical comedy in 3 acts,
music by Guy Bevier Williams, book by P.
Morse.

© Palmer Morse, Milwaukee ; D : 2988, Feb.
13, 1903. 25006

Legend (The); a drama in 4 acts, by J. P. Good-
hart. Typewritten.

© Jacob P. Goodhart, New Haven; 1896:
7636, Jan. 31 ; 2c. Feb. 1. 25007

drama in 1 act, by W. H. Denney. 16 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 17, 1915 ; D : 39712 ; William H.
Denney, New York. 25007a

Legend (The) of Aeolian.

© Samuel F, Hyman, New York; D : 3901,
Aug. 25, 1903. 25008

Legend (The) of Castle Molfi. See Pico.

Legend (A) of modern times; conceived, by
L. R. Smith, written by Fred Wellman. [6]
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 27, 1914; D: 39047; Lon R.
Smith, Indianapolis. 25008a

Legend (The) of Prenzberg; an original drama
in 3 acts, by M. R. Macfarlane.

© Margaret R. Macfarlane, New York;
1885 : 8423, Apr. 10. 25009

Legend of Saint Nicholas; by B. M. Dix. 31 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 14, 1909 ; D : 17255 ; Beulah Marie
Dix, Lynn, Mass. 25010

[play in 1 act] by Beulah Marie Dix. (In

Poet lore, v. 25, no. 5, Sept.-Oct. 1914 ; periodi-
cal © Oct. 29, 1914; 2c. Nov. 2, 1914; B:
317941 ; Poet lore co., Boston) 25010a

1243

25011

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

25026

Legend of Sleepy Hollow; dramatized by the
pupils of Sidney grammar school.

© Ida M. Hall, Sidney, O. ; D : 11491, Oct.
7, 1907. 25011

an opera, by S. Shoup. 14 p. f°. Type-
written. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Oct. 10, 1910; D: 22262; Sherman
Shoup, Holton, Kan. 25012

See also Brora Bones. — Headless horse-
man.— Ichabod Crane. — B-ip Van Winkle. —
Wolfert's Roost.

Legend (The) of Tannhauser; a spectacular
drama, by S. J. Fillette.

© Saint Julian Fillette, Washington ; 18S4 :
14791, July 21. 25013

Legend of the Catskills; a romantic comedy
drama, by P. Kingsley. 97 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Pierce Kingsley, Syracuse, N. Y. ; D :
6966, July 15, 1905 ; 2c. July 15, 1905. 25014

Legend (The) of the Christmas tree; a play
for children in 3 acts, by Ella Keatinge. New
York, The Roxbury publisiiing company, 1899.
12 p. 16°. (Wiziard series)

© Roxburv pub. co.. New York; 1899: 12661,
Feb. 15; 2c. Feb. 15. 25015

Legend .(The) of the hills; a play in 3 acts, by

C. Rodgers [i. e. G. C. Rogers] New York

[Guide printing & pu.b. co., 1909] 67 p. 16°.

© July 27, 1909; 2c. July 27, 1909; D:

16419; G. Cleveland Ro<lgers, Brooklyn.

25016

Legend (The) of the isle. See Vuur-bril.

Legend of the Klondike; an extravaganza in 3
acts, by R. A. Barnet.

© Robert A. Barnet, Dorchester, Mass.;
1898:611.5, Jan. 17. 25017

Legend of the region of gold. See Regius san-
guis.

Legend (The) of the ring; singular thing in 2
acts, book and lyrics, by F. Finney, music by
Harry L. Alford. [78] p. 4°. Typewritten.
[Libretto only]

© Ic. July 14, 1913 ; D : 33787 ; Frank Fin-
ney, Boston. 25018

Legend (A) of the tea; light opera in 2 acts,
book, nuisic and lyrics by M. Ij. Wertheimer,
lyrics by Kate L. Ferguson. [67] p. 4°.
Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Feb. 11, 1914; D: 35999; Mary Lee
Wertheimer, Milford, Pa. 25018a

Legerdemain (The) of love.
Cupid.

See Conjuror

Legend (The) of Wyoming,
family.

Legenden und alteren dichtungen.
nettenmacher (Der)

Legion (The) of honor; a drama in 4 acts, bv
D. T. Callahan.

© Henry E. Abbey, New York ; 1880 : 16466,
Oct. 30. 25019

Legislateur (Le) de Cythere.
de Prevan,

See Monsieur

Legislator (The); play in 1 act, by S. B. Tall.
[4] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 12. 1910; D: 22031; Stanley
Broughton Tall, Baltimore. 25020

Legitimate hold-up; a tabloid comedv drama,
by W. H. Macart. [1], 22 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Aug. 26, 1909 ; D : 16632 ; William H.
Macart, New York. 25021

Legitimate (The) though unrecognized heir to
the throne of England. See England's
wrong.

Lehmanns kinder; schwank in 3 akten, von H.
Sturm. Berlin, Vertriebsstelle des Verbandes
deutscher biihnenschriftsteller, g. m. b. h. 84
p. 12°.

© Ic. July 22, 1915 ; D : 41420 ; Hans Sturm,
Leipzig. 25021a

Leibgardist (Der); spiel in 3 akten, von Franz
Molnar und Ernst Mayer. 120 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Dec. 17, 1910 ; D : 22833 ; International
copyright bureau, ltd., London. 25022

See also Gardeoffizier (Der)

Leiden (Das) Christi. See Passion.

Leif Ericsson; romantic play in 4 acts, by Ho-
bart Bosworth and A. Anderson. 91 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 23, 1910; D: 20548; Antony

Anderson, Los Angeles.

25023

Leif Erikson; historisk drama i 3 Imndlinger.
af C. M. Thnland. Seattle, Washington print-
ing CO., 1910. 58 p. 12°.

© Dec. S, 1910 ; 2c. Dec. 27, 1910 ; D : 23190 ;
C. M. Thuland, San Diego, Cal. 25024

Leila; an original play in 4 acts, by A. von
Herder. 104 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© A. von Herder, London ; D : 10174, Mar.
20, 1907; 2c. Mar. 23, 1907. 25025

See Smith (The)
See Klari-

1244

— • a play in 4 acts, by T. Buchanan. 141 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Florence Rockwell and Thompson Bu-
chanan, New York; D : 7198, Sept. 2, 1905; 2c.

Sept. 2, 1905.

25026

25027

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

2504d

Leila's captive; a war drama, by F. C. Bar-
clay.

© Fannie C. Barclay, New York; 1898:
48039, Aug. 15. 25027

Leinfenz (Die); dramatisches spiel, von E. J.
Freuud. Antigo, Wis., Antigo pub. co. [1914]
1 p. 1., 25 p. 16°.

© Mar. 16, 1914; 2c. Mar. 28, 1914; D:
36491 ; Antigo pub. co., Antigo, Wis. 25027a

Leipziger (Der) jahrmarkt; von Friedricli
Riickert, in auftrag der erben zum erstenmal
veroffentlicht und herausgegeben von Georg
Schenk (Breslau) Miinchen, B. Sutter, 1913.
78 p. 12°.

© Oct. 5, 1913 ; 2c. Nov. 26, 1913 ; D : 35167 ;
Berthold Sutter, Munich. 25028

Lelange; a romantic spectacular drama in 4
acts, by W. C. M. Steckel.

© W. C. M. Steckel, New York; 1875:8416,
Aug. 14. 25029

Lelawalla; or. Tale of the white canoe, by H.
S. Wittmaak and Paul Stoughton. 16 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 9, 1910 ; D : 20145 ; H. Sylvester
Wittmaak, New York. 25030

Leli-Tsee; japanisches marchen iu 1 aufzuge,
von Wolfgang Kirchbach, musik von Franz
Curti. Leipzig, Breitkopf & Hartel, 1896. 2
p. 1., 37 p. 12°.

© Breitkopf & Hartel, Leipzig ; 1896 : 32440,
May 29 ; 2c. May 29. 25031

Lem Jimson's love affair; a 1 act dramatic com-
position, by F. J. Beamau. 9 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Fred .T. Beamau, Jackson, Mich. ; D : 8037,
Feb. 20, 1906 ; 2c. Feb. 20, 1906. 25032

Lemon (The) handers; by H. Burky.

© Henry Burky, Brooklyn ; D : 12462, Mar.
2, 1908. 25033

novelty sketch in 1 act, by H. Burky. [2],

12 p. 4°, Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 15, 1913; D: 34426; Henry
Burky, Brooklyn. 25034

Lemon (The) squeezer; by R. Dean and G.
Friend.

© Ralph Dean and George Friend, New
York ; D : 2783, Dec. 30, 1902. 25035

Lemons; comedy in 4 acts, tr. from the German,

by A. Neuendorff.

© Ad. Neuendorff, United States; 1876:

2318, Feb. 25. 25036
a farce comedy in 3 acts, adapted to the

American stage from Julius Rosen's German

comedy of the same name, by James B. Run-

nion.
© James H. McVicker, Chicago; 1877:

2203, Feb. 19. 25037

Lemons — Continued.

■ or, Wedlock for seven, a comedy in 3 acts,

by A. Daly.

© Augustiu Daly, New York; 1877:282,

Jan. 6. 25038

■ Same.

© Joseph F. Daly, Mary D. Daly and Rich-
ard Dorney, executors of Augustiu Daly, New
York, in renewal for 14 years from Jan. 6,
1905 ; D : 6006, Jan. 5, 1905. 25039

Len Gansett; a dramatization of Opie Read's
story, by L. Frankenfield. ,56 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Laura Frankenfield, Duiuth, Minn. ; D :
2306, Sept. 8, 1902 ; 2c. May 21. 1903. 25040

Lena; seguito alia Cavalleria rusticana, melo-
dramma in 2 atti, del Stanislao de Chiara,
musica del maestro E. Sorrentino. [18] p.
12°. Printed. [Libretto only]

© Eugenio Sorrentino, Kansas City, Mo. ;
D : 7123, Aug. 3, 1905 ; 2c. Aug. 3, 1905.

25041

sketch iu 1 act, by E. Aug. lip. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Aug. 29, 1911 ; D : 25099 ; Edna Aug,
New York. 25042

or, Three pairs of shoes, a musical comedy

in prologue and 3 acts, adapted by Kate May-
hew.

© Agnes Hallock, New York ; 1883 : 12143,
July 3. 25043

Lena of Hoboken; sketch, by A. N. Nicholson.
8 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Oct. 4, 1910 ; 2c. Aug. 26, 1911 ; D : 25114 ;
Angeline Norton Nicholson, Flushing, N. Y.

25044

Lena Rivers; a comedy drama in 4 acts, adapted
from the story of Mary J. Holmes, by M.
Doran. 106 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Marie Doran, Jamaica, N. Y. ; D : 11105,
July 27, 1907 ; 2c. Sept. 20, 1907. 25045

by M. Doran, dramatized from the

story of the same name by Mary J. Holmes.
[106*1 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 14, 1911 ; D : 23961 ; Marie Doran,
Jamaica, N. Y. 25046

dramatized by Beulah M. Poynter,

from Mary J. Holmes' novel of the same name.
79 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Burton S. Nixon, Poplar Bluff, Mo.; D:
7733, Dec. 18, 1905; 2c. Feb. 23, 1906; Ic.
new ed. Feb. 15, 1908. 25047

•dramatized from the novel of Mary J.

Holmes, by Beaumont Claxton [pseud, of T. C.
Taylor] 81 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 12, 1913; D: 32654; Thomas
Claxton Taylor, Lorain, O. 25048

1245

^504d

DEAMAMC COMPOSITIONS

25070

Lena Rivers — Continued.

drama in 4 acts, by Chas. Lawrence.

f°. Mimeographed.

© Frank Hannan, Chicago ; D : 15657, Apr.
19, 1909 ; 2c. June 10, 1909. 25049

dramatization in 4 acts of Mary J. Holmes's

novel, by Nelson Compston. 63 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Oct. 10, 1909 ; 2c. Nov. 1, 1909 ; D : 17244 ;
Alexander Byers, Chicago. 25O50

dramatization in 3 acts of Mary J. Holmes's

novel of same title by Nelson Compston. Chi-
cago, Chicago manuscript co., 1913. 37 p. t°.
Mimeographed.

© Oct. 7, 1913 ; 2c. Oct. 20, 1913 ; D : 34768 ;
Alexander Byers, Chicago. 25051

-new version in 3 acts, by W. F. Burke.

68 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 2, 1912; D: 30160; William
Francis Burke, New York. 25052

Lena, the flower girl; a drama in 4 acts, by
Con T. Murphy. 79 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Louise Litta, United States ; 1888 : 4917,
Feb. 14 ; Ic. Feb. 14. 25053

Lena, the lineman; an original electro-sensa-
tional drama, by Dr. J. B. Low.

© J. Barney Low, Brooklyn; 1891:7877,
Mar. 2. 25054

Lena, the madcap; a comedy in 4 acts, by K.
Putnam.

© Katie Putnam, Chicago; 1882:19792,
Nov. 22. 25055

Lenador (El); zarzuela comica en 1 acto y 3
cuadros, en prosa inspirada en una obra de
Moligre, letra de M. Manas, mfisica de Zaca-
rifts Lopez Debesa. Madrid [Sociedad de au-
tores espanoles] 1912. 38, [2] p. 12°. [Li-
bretto only]

© Mar. 6, 1913 ; 2c. Mar. 7, 1913 ; D : 32560 ;
Manuel Manas, Madrid. 25056

Lend me a dollar; an operatic comedy in 3 acts,
by John Harrison.

© William Carroll, Chelsea, Mass.; 1885:
4579, Feb. 20. 25057

Lend me five shillings; a farce in 1 act, by
John Maddison Morton. New American ed.,
correctly reprinted from the original author-
ized acting ed. New York, H. Roorbach, 1889.
25 p. 12°. ([Roorbach's American ed. of
acting plays, no. 16] )

© Harold Roorbach, New York; 1889:
37522, Dec. 9 ; 2c. Dec. 14. 25058

by M. Cohen. Rev. and abridged.

Lend me $200.00; farce comedy in 3 acts, by
63 p Max Weston Rae and J. G. Rae. [1], 51 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 13, 1914 ; D : 37308 ; John G. Rae,
Osborne, Kan. 25059a

Lend me your wife; a comedy in 3 acts, by Dion
Boucicault and Sidney Rosenfeld. 106 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

■ © Roland Reed, United States ; 1891 : 4313,
Jan. 30; 2c. Feb. 21. 25060

a playlet, by G. E. Stoddard. 34 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© George E. Stoddard, Utica, N. Y. ; D:
6221, Feb. 13, 1905 ; 2c. Feb. 13, 1905. 25061

Lenore; a drama in 5 acts, by J. G. Temple.
© J. Gordon Temple, Denver ; 1896 : 2903,
Jan. 6. 25062

an emotional drama in 5 acts, by M. F.

Brenan.

© May Fleischman Brenan, New York;
1882:4885, Mar. 29. 25063

or. Good-bye, sweetheart, a drama in 3

© Morris Cohen, Chicago ; 1899 : 12743, Feb.
16. 25059

acts, adapted from Rhoda Broughton's novel
by M. Walsh.

© Marie Walsh, Brooklyn ; 1872 : 4679, May
6. 25064

Lenore's engagement; a drama in 5 acts, by F.
P. Foster.

© William K. Foster, New York; 1874:
9811, July 27. 25065

Leo; or, The scarlet cord, a drama in 5 acts, by
E. Henderson. New York, 1884.

© Ettie Henderson, Long Branch, N. J. ;
1884 : 20440, Oct. 10. 25066

Leo and Lotas; a grand spectacle and roman-
tic fairy drama in 4 acts and 16 tableaux, by
.Tarrett and Palmer.

© Jarrett and Palmer, New York; 3872:
11423, Oct. 26. 25067

Leo, and lot of it, Leo Lots; or, Lots of Leo, an
original burlesque in 1 act, by J. F. Poole.

© Jolm F. Poole, Brooklyn; 1872:11868,
Nov. 9. ■ 25068

Leo Lots. See Leo, and lots of it.

Leo, the iconoclast and Irene, the image wor-
shiper; or, The order of Montrino, a drama,
by J. A. Holland.

© J. A. Holland, Fort Worth, Tex.; 1890:
14274, Apr. 30. 25069

Leo, the lion; by A. F. Simons.

© Alice Flagg Simons, United States ; 1889 :
2789, Jan. 23. 25070

1246

25071

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

25088

Leo, the royal cadet; an entirely new and origi-
nal military opera in 4 acts, libretto by George
Frederic Cameron, music by Oscar Ferdinand
Telgniaun. [Philadelphia, 1891] 32 j). 16°.
[Libretto only]

© Heinrich B. Telgmann, Philadelphia ;
1891:26857, July 27; 2c. July 30. 25071

Leola, a woman of fate; a 5 act emotional
drama, by J. E. Hope.

© James E. Hope, Chicago; 1885:26659,
Dec. 17. 25072

Leon of the Asturias; a romantic play in 4 acts,
by F. Dobinson and A. Mathews. 92 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Florence Dobinson and Amanda Mathews,
Los Angeles ; D : 106S8, June 3, 1907 ; 2c. July
1, 1907. 25073

Leon Parmet's spook minstrels; by L. Parmet.

© Leon Parmet, New York ; D : 6407. Mar.

27, 1905. 25074

Leon . . . Perez y Garcia; juguete c6mico en
1 acto y en prosa, inspirado en un cuento fran-
cos, por los senores Jover, Arroyo y Castilla.
Madrid [Sociedad de autores espanoles] 1908.
27 p. 12°.

© Jover, Arroyo & Castilla. Madrid ; D :
13582, Aug. 19, 1908 ; 2c. Aug. 19, 1908. 25075

Leon Zamora y Salamanca; farsa c6mico-mili-
tar en 3 actos y un prologo, en prosa, original
de Carlos Jaquotot y Antonio Navarro. Ma-
drid [Sociedad de autores espaiioles] 1915.
71 p. 12°.

© June 24, 1915; Ic. June 25, 1915; D:
41055 ; C. Jaquotot y A. Navarro, Madrid.

25075a

Leonard Fox, jr. ; a drama in 4 acts, by D. Hast-
ings.

© Dille Hastings, Philadelphia ; 1894 : 13297,
Mar. 7. 25076

Leonarda; a drama in 4 acts, by Bjornstjerne
Bjornson, tr. from the Norwegian by Daniel
L. Hanson. (In Drama, no. 3, Aug. 1911;
periodical © Aug. 9, 1911; 2c. Aug. 11, 1911;
B : 24GGG6 ; Dramatic pub. co., Chicago) ,

25076a

Leonardo, the Magnificent; drama in 4 acts, by
S. M. Hirsch. [1], 16 p. 4°. Typewritten.
© Ic. Feb. 28, 1913; D: 36192; Sidney M.
Hirsch, Nashville. 25076b

Leone; a libretto in 3 acts, by A. L. Combs.
© Annie Linmere Combs, Cincinnati ; 1890 :
7591, Mar. 6. 25077

Leone, the heiress of Northerly Towers; drama
in 5 acts, by L. M. Mangold.

© Louise Mary Mangold, Detroit; 1898:
58860, Oct. 6. 25078

Leoni; or, The gipsy queen's revenge, musical
drama in 5 acts, composed by Mrs. W. De L.
Mars.

© Mrs. William De Los Mars, Brockton,
Mass. ; 1895 : 49806, Oct. 1. 25079

See Noel Corson's oath.
L. Dellen-

Leonia's repentance

Leonidas, king of Hellen; by J
baugh.

© Jesse Laubie Dellenbaugh, Salem, O. ;
1900 A : 24225, Sept. 29. 25080

Leonie, the crown child of Bussia; an original
comedy drama in 4 acts, by S. Marble.

© Scott Marble, Chicago; 1883:7163, Apr.
16. 25081

Leonie, the waif. See Shadow (The) detective.

Leonor de Guzman. See Plays and poems, by
G. H. Boker.

Leonora Concini, the Galigai. See Elower
(The) girl of the Innocents.

Leonora Telles; drauuna lirico in 4 atti, parole
e musica di J. M. Arroyo, tr. italiana di Arturo
Colautti. [Leipzig, C. G. Roder] 1909. 68 p.
12°. [Libretto only]

© Sept. 3, 1909; 2c. Sept. 16, 1909; D:
16801 ; Joao M. Arroyo, Lisbon, Portugal.

25082

lyrisches drama in 4 akten, dichtung und

musik von Joao Arroyo, deutsch von Ludwig
Hartmann. [Leipzig, C. G. Roder] 1910. 82
p. 12°. [Textbuch]

© Jan. 1, 1910 ; 2c. Jan; 13, 1910 ; D : 17921 ;
Joao M. Arroyo, Lisbon, Portugal. 25083

Leonore; or. Good-bye, sweetheart, a drama in
4 acts, and prologue, by M. H. Gilbert.

© Mary Haines Gilbert, New York; 1872:
4283, Apr. 24. 25084

Leonore, belle of the season; drama with pro-
logue, 4 acts, by C. E. Helm.

© Charles E. Helm, Indianapolis; 1883:
2724,- Feb. 10. 25085

Leopard's (The) spots; American play in a pro-
logue and 3 acts, by T. Dixon, dramatized
from the novel of the same title. 130 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 10, 1913; D : 34375 ; Thomas
Dixon, New York. 25086

Sec also Clansman (The)

Leopold's vow; or. True to the last, a sensa-
tional play iu a prologue and 3 acts, by W. J.
Thompson.

© W. J. Thompson, United States; 1876:
2469, Feb. 28. 25087

Leper (The); domestic drama in 3 acts, by G.
Seibel. [2], 83 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 29, 1913 ; D : 34637 ; George Sei-
bel, Pittsburgh. 25088

1247

^5089

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

25110

Lepers (The); a play in 4 acts, by R. Henegan.

© Rex. Henegan, Boston ; D : 14457, Dec. 4,

1908. 25089

Leporillo and the naughty fellow. See Juan,
junior.

Leprechaun (The); comedy-drama in 3 acts, by
L. Donahue. 145 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 17, 1915 ; D : 40564 ; Lena Dona-
hue, Kansas City, Mo. 25089a

— — a play in 1 act, by M. E. Henry-Ruffin.

© M. E. Henry-Ruffin, Mobile; D: 10019,
Feb. 23, 1907. 25090

a romantic Irish drama in 5 acts, by E.

Mortimer and J. F. Milliken.

© James F. Milliken and Edmund Morti-
mer, New York ; 1888 : 36867, Dec. 26. 25091

Lepreuse (La); tragfidie legendaire en 3 actes,
poeme de Henry Bataille, musique de Sylvio
Lazzari. Paris, M. Esch, 1912. 76 p. 16°.
[Words only]

© Apr. 20, 1912; 2c. Apr. 22, 1912; D:
29440 ; Max Eschig, Paris. 25092

Leroy Stanton, sculptor; a 5 act romantic
drama, by F. Marquart.

© Fred Marquart, Sandusky, O. ; 1894 :
46614, Oct. 5. 25093

Lesbian (The) nightingale. See Aphrodite
Pandemus.

Leslie Stuart; a dramatic composition, by Mrs.
N. E. Nicholson.

© Mrs. N. E. Nicholson, New York; 1889:
25111, Aug. 16. 25094

Lesser (The) evil; play in 4 acts, by H. V. Suth-
erland. [3], 146 p. 4°. Ms.

© Ic. Nov. 10, 1910 ; D : 22526 ; Howard V.
Sutherland, Denver. 25095

See also Masques of Cupid.

12 p.

Type-

Lesson (The); by F. Hunt,
written.

© Ic. Mar. 5, 1910 ; D : 20358 ; Fannie Hunt,
New York. 25096

comedy in 4 acts, by Walter Christmas, tr.

from the German of Julia Koppel by Alice
Hill Harris and Mary W. Montgomery.

© Meta Illing, Berlin; D: 10364, Apr. 17.
1907. 25097

— drama in 1 act, by C. S. Chambers. [4],
12 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 19, 1913 ; D : 34957 ; Chas. Spen-
cer Chambers, Covington, Ky. 25098

play in 3 acts, by G. A. Holt. 123 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 13, 1911; D: 25748; George A.
Holt, New York. 25099

Lesson (The) — Continued.

'Play of modern American life, by J. M.

Downey. 62 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 17, 1909; D: 17015; J. M.
Downey, Cleveland. 25100

Lesson (A) at eleven p. m.; 1 act dramatic
composition, by Fred J. Beaman. 21 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© F. J. Beaman, Jackson, Mich. ; D : 9566,
Dec. 3, 1906 ; 2c. Dec. 3, 1906. 25101

Lesson (A) for all.
sinner.

See Saint (The) and the

Lesson (A) for lovers; by Si. U. Collins. 66
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Abe L. Davis, Detroit ; D : 11663, Nov. 5,
1907 ; 2c. Nov. 13, 1907. 25102

Lesson (A) in aviation; in 1 act, by Chas. H.
Smith. [18] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 11, 1911; D: 25990; Kresko &
Fox, Port Jefferson, N. Y. 25103

Lesson (A) in bridge; a 1 act comedy, by W.
Hodge. [2], 16 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 20, 1913; D: 32376; William
Hodge, New York. 25104

Lesson (A) in economy; a play in 1 act, by
W. E. Bonney and Ralph Kellard. 14 p. f.
Typewritten.

© William E. Bonney, New York ; D : 6506,
Apr. 12, 1905 : 2c. Apr. 6, 1905. 25105

Lesson in flirtation; playlet in 1 act, with
music, by L. P. Warner. 16 p. f°. Typewrit-
ten. [Words only]

© Ic. Oct. 1, 1909 ; D : 17023 ; Louise P.
Warner, New York. 25106

Lesson (A) in flying; farcical skit, by H. Cole-
man. 12 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 24, 1912; D: 29759; Hamilton

Coleman, Chicago.

25107

Lesson (A) in grammar; a sketch, by D. Mc-
Laren. 26 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Donald MacLaren, Milwaukee ; D : 492,
May 20, 1901 ; 2c. May 20, 1901. 25108

Lesson (A) in harmony; by Alfred Austin.
New York, S. French ; Loudon, S. French, ltd.,
1904. 35 p. 12°.

© Samuel Frencli, New York ; D : 5784, Nov.
18, 1904; 2c. Nov. 28, 1904. 25109

Lesson (A) in hold-up; by II. K. McCulloch.
12 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Reeda Kerfoot McCulloch, Indianapolis ;
D : 11316, Sept. 9, 1907 ; 2c. Sept. 9, 1907.

25110

1248

25111

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

35130

Lessen (A) in housekeeping; 1 act play based
on Juliet Wilbor Tompkins' novel entitled
Pleasures and palaces, by B. A. Wordemann
and Juliet Wilbor Tompkins. 14 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. June 25, 1913; D : 33598 ; Bert A.
Wordemann, Weehawken, N. J. 25111

Lesson (A) in love; playlet, by J. B. Theissen.
[1], 14 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 26. 1913 ; D : 34545 ; John Byrne
Theis.seu, Covington, Ky. 25112

— See also Half hours of vaudeville.

Lesson in matrimony; or, Mutual concessions,
original 3 act comedj% by D. Austrian and
Alice Brugnot. [68] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 4, 1910 ; D : 21265 ; Delia Aus-
trian, Chicago. 25113

Lesson (A) in whist; a farce in 1 act, by H. R.
Walthew.

© George W. and Helene Ripley Waltbew,
San Francisco ; 1898 : 12078, Feb. 17 ; 2c. Apr.
29. 25114

Lesson (The) of friendship; a new version of
the old story of Damon and Pythias, by I... H.
Kelsey, [St. Joseph, Mo., Combe printing co.]
1907. 27 p. 8°.

© L. H. Kelsev, St. Joseph, Mo. ; D : 10573,
May 15, 1907 ; 2c. May 8, 1907. 25115

Lesson (A) to fathers. See Vice versa.

Lesson (A) to jealousy; vaudeville in 1 act, by
N. II. Hornstine. Typewritten.^

© Nathan H. Hornstine, Philadelphia. 1897 :
6165, Jan. 20; Ic. Jan. 20. 25116

Lesson (A) to parents; comedy in 3 acts.

© Stephen Fiske, New York; 1883:13829.
July 27. 25117

Lessons in intrigue; or. The school for wives,
a comedy in 5 acts, by B. Howard. New York,
S. French & son.

© Bronson Howard, United States; 1^75:
1.541, Feb. 17. 25118

See also Wives.

Lessons in life; drama of morals in 5 acts, by
Jane Pines De Nute [pseud, of Q. A. MacNutt]
[105] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 1, 1914 ; D : 38976 ; Queen Amelia
MacNutt, Brooklyn. 25118a

Lessons in search of greatness; by Simon
Pure [pseud, of S. IM. Landis]

© S. M. Landis, Philadelphia; 1875:928,
Jan. 30. [For copies reed, see 1875 : 5168]

25119

Lessons in search of greatness — Continued.

or, Stepping down the ladder, tragic tab-
leau comedy, 4 intermissions and 14 scenes,
by S. M. Landis. Philadelphia, The author,
1875. 41 p. 12°.

© Simon M. Landis. Philadelphia; 1875:
5168, May 19; Ic. May 17, 1875. 25120

Lest we forget; by A. Conley. 5 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Aloys Conley, Oakland, Cal. ; D : 112.52,
Aug. 27, 1907; 2c. Aug. 27, 1907. 25121

play in 1 act, by A. Anderson. [1], 19 p.

. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 11, 1913; D: 34704; Arthur
Anderson, London. 25122

Lest ye be judged; or. The religion of David
Gardiner, in 1 scene, by E. M. Shorey. News-
paper clippings mounted on cards.

© Ethel May Shorey, Lynn, Mass.; D:
13355, July 16, 1908; 2c. July 16, 1908.

25123

Let loose; or. On a spree, adapted, tr. and
dramatized from the German entitled Robert
und Bertram, by B. Blumenthal.

© Bernard Blumenthal, New York ; 1885 :
27862, Dec. 29. 25124

Let me explain; [play in 1 act, by L. Hamilton]
[SJ p. 4°. Typewritten.

© l( . Feb. IS, 1913 ; D : 32353 ; Louise Ham-
ilton, New York. 25125

vaudeville act, by M. .Hopkins. 8 p. f°.

Typewritten.

.© Ic. Nov. 3, 1910 ; D : 22474 ; Monroe Hop-
kins, Vicksburg, Mich. 25126

Let me pass; 1 act vaudeville sketch, by George
M. Rosener. IMilwaukee, A. E. Reim, 1910.
lip. 16°. ([Publication] no. 10)

© Dec. 23, 1910; 2c. Dec. 27, 1910; D:
22924; Adolph E. Reim, Milwaukee. 25127

Let no man put asunder; drama in 3 acts, by
S. J. Marshall. 64 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 28, 1911; D: 24600; Sidney J.
Marshall, Washington. 25128

melodrama in 4 acts, by B. Shaw. 108 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Brinsley Shaw, New York ; D : 8956, Aug.
13, 1906 ; 2c. Aug. 13, 1906. 25129

Let's all get married; comedy in 2 acts, by
Helen Bagg. Philadelphia, Penn pub. co.,
1914. 68 p. 12°.

© Nov. 5, 1914 ; 2c. Nov. 9, 1914 ; D : 38748 ;
Penn pub. co., Philadelphia. 25129a

Let's elope; play in 3 acts, by E. W. IMumford

[i. e. E. W. Grant] 60 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 30, 1913 ; D : 33733 ; Ethel Watts

Grant, Port Washington, N. Y. 25130

5379—16-

-79

1249

25131

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

25150

Let's get a divorce. See Divorgons.

Let's get married; farce comedy in 3 acts, by

E. L. Beach, jr. [3], 97 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 22, 1913; D: 34507; Enmiett

Lewis Beacli, jr., Saginaw, Mich. 25131

farce comedy in 2 acts, by W. H. Clifford.

[91] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 30, 1914; D:3S371; Wm. H.
Clifford, Los Angeles. 25131a

farce drama in 3 acts, by H. A. McAnarney.

127 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 24, 1913; D : 32406 ; Henry Al-
oysius McAnarney, Baltimore. 25132

Let sleeping- dogs lie; a play in 4 acts, by M. L.
Craig. 87 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Mary Louisa Craig, New York; 1896:
4023. .Lnn. 13 ; 2c. Jan. 13. 25133

Let the women do it; comic satire in 3 acts, by
E. L. Sheldon. 91 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 17, 1915; D : 41518 ; Eugene
Lloyd Sheldon, New York. 25133a

Let there be light; a comedy drama in 4 acts,
by M. J. Nerney.

© INIartin J. Nernev, New York ; D : 15638,
Apr. 17, 1909. 25134

Let those laugh who win; a musical sketch

adapted, and the music composed, by Alfred B.

Sedgwick. New York, Happy hours company.

© Happy hours co., New York ; 1875 : 10549,

Oct. 13 ; 2c. Nov. 5. 25135

Let us aloue; a financial farce in 4 acts, by M. Z.
Cowles. 146 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Marie Z. Cowles, New York; D : 13160,
.June 10, 1908 ; 2c. June 10, 1908. 25136

Let us have peace; by .T. E. Goodman. [New
York. Tower bros. stationery co., 1915] cover-
title, 12 p. 12°.

© May 17, 1915 ; 2c. and aff. INIay 18, 1915 ;
A: 401041; Jules Eckert Goodman, Mt. Ver-
non, N. Y. - 25136a

^u melodrama in 3 acts, by F. Dittmann.

Pliihi(l('li)hia, [Keen & Trump, printers] 1873.
5 p. 12°.

© Frederick Dittmann, Philadelphia ; 1873 :
91, Jan. 6 ; 2c. Feb. 1. 25137

play by F. Fearn, dramatized from the

Diary of a refugee, ed. by F. Fearn. 30 p.
4°.

© Apr. 23, 1910; 2c. Apr. 23, 1910; D:
20866; Frances Fearn, New York. 25138

See also Price (The)

Letka; a drama in 4 acts and 14 scenes, by P.
Minnis.

© Paul Minnis, Aberdeen, Miss.; 1885:
20813, Oct. 5. 25139

Letoriere ; romantic play in 4 acts, by T. Dal-
ton. 46 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 11, 1909 ; D : 17065 ; Test Dalton,
Indianapolis. 25140

Letter (The); a monologue, by Adrienne Rou-
colle. Chicago, The Dramatic publishing com-
pany, 1908. 7 p. 12°.

© Dramatic pub. co., Chicago ; D : 14729,
Jan. 2, 1909 ; 2c. Jan. 2, 1909. 2514^

-play in 1 act, from an episode of Guy de

Maupassant, adapted by L. Lonergan. [i], 4
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 11, 1914 ; D : 37743 ; Lester Lon-
ergan, Lynn, :Mass. 25141a

See also Plays for small stages.

Letter (A) from home; in 1 act and 1 scene, by
George A. Kyle. New York, Dick & Fitz-
gerald, 1903. 10 p. 12°.

© Dick & Fitzgerald, New York ; D : 3547,
June 6, 1903; 2c. July 23, 1903. 25142

-Thanksgiving play, by S. S. Tibbals.

Franklin, O., Eldridge entertainment house,
1912. 10 p. 12°.

© Nov. 1, 1912 ; 2c. Dec. 9, 1912 ; D : 31661 ;
Seymour S. Tibbals, Franklin, O. 25143

See also Grange one-act plays, no. 2.

Letter (The) H; a drama in a prologue and 3
acts, by C. F. Pidgin and M. M. Gay. 56 p.
8°. Printed.

© Mary M. Gay and Charles F. Pidgin, Bos-
t<m; 1883: 4403, Mar. 9; 2c. Mar. 9. 25144

drama in 5 acts, by M. M. Gay.

© Mary M. Gay, Boston ; 1881 : 7635, May
14. 25145

Letter M; by M. Komroff.

© ^Manuel Konu-off, New York ; D : 15797,
May 7, 1909. 25146

Letter (A) of introduction; farce by W. D.
Howells. New York. Harper and brothers, 1892.
61 p. inch front., 3 pi. 24°. (Harper's black
& white .series)

© W. D. Howells, New York; 1892:22334,
May 27 ; 2c. July 25. 25147

Letter (A) of marque; formerly known as A
great mystery, a melodrama in 6 acts, by
M. W. Lovell.

© May Wilmotte Lovell, Columbia, S. C. ;
1892:9289, Mar. 1. 25148

Letter (The) of the law; a 1 act drama, by M.
B. Kirby. 19 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© IMaurice Brown Kirby, New York ; D :
9955, Feb. 12, 1907; 2c. Feb. 12, 1907. 25149

a play in 4 acts, by A. E. Ives.

© Alice E. Ives, New York ; D : 15851, Mav
14, 1909. 25150

1250

25151

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

25170

Letter (A) to the board of hell; or, A night
of disappointment.

© Samuel Tornberg, New York ; D : 1514,
Mar. 5, 1902. 25151

Letters; a comedy in 4 acts, bj' O. Hilliard
Booth. 157 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Oliver H. Booth, New York; D : 970-5,
Dec. 28, 1906; 2c. Dec. 28, 1906. 25152

Letters for Mr. Smith; by Robert C. V. Meyers.

© P. Garrett & co., Philadelphia; 1896:
70847, Dec. 29. 25153

Letters of fate; American comedy drama in 4
acts, by D. E. Davenport. [72] p. f°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Nov. 25, 1914 ; D : 38946 ; Delbert Es-
ses Davenport, Philadelphia. 25153a

Letty; 1 act play, by May Cooper Lando. 12 p.
f°. Typewritten.^

© Albert Lando, Salem, Mass. ; D : 369,
Apr. 19, 1901; 2c. Apr. 20, 1901. 25154

an original drama in 4 acts and an epilogue,

by Arthur W. Pinero. Boston, W. H. Baker
& CO.; London, W. Heinemann, 1905. 225 p.
12°.

© A. W. Pinero, London ; D : 5678, Oct. 25,
1904; 2c. Dec. 5, 1904. 25155

a play in 8 acts.

© James B. Runnion, Chicago ; 1883 : 12040,
July 2. 25156

Letty Vane; an emotional drama in 5 acts, by
R. Droiiet.

© Robert Drouet, Chicago ; 1893 : 2977, Jan.
13. 25157

Letty 's lovers; musical farce in 1 act, by M.
Darcy. IS p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto
only]

© Maurice Darcv, New York ; D : 8922, Aug.
0, 1906; 2c. Aug. 6, 1906. 25158

Letty's luck; burletta in 1 act, by S. D. John-
son and Thomas G. Lingham. [19] p. 16°.
Ms.

© Ic. Sept. 30, 1910 ; D : 22193 ; T. G. Ling-
ham, New York. 25159

Letzte (Der) abend; 1 akt [von] Robert Scheu.
Miinchen, A. Langen, 1912. 36 p. 12°.

© May 20, 1912; 2c. June 21, 1912; D:
30046; Albert Langen, Munich. 25160

Letzte (Der) besuch. See Rosen.

Letzte (Die) fahrt; seedrama in 1 aufzug,

von Johann Wiegand. 22 p. 16°. Printed.

© Gustav Wiegand, Brooklyn; D : 4942.

A in-. 26, 1904 ; 2c. May 7, 1904. 25161

Letzte funke; lustspiel in 3 akten, von Oscar
Blumenthal und Gustav Kadelburg. Berlin,
F. Bloch erben, 1907. 119 p. 8°.

© Ic. Dec. 30, 1909 ; D : 17820 ; Felix Bloch
erben, Berlin. 25162

Letzte (Die) helden; trauerspiel in 5 akten,
von J. Suffrin.

© Joseph Suffrin, St. Louis; D : 11749,
Nov. 15, 1907. 25163

Letzte (Die) instanz; schauspiel in 5 akten,
von Josef Wiener-Brauhsberg. 99 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Anstalt fiir auffiihrungsrecht, Charlot-
tenburg, Germany; D: 15015, Feb. 6, 1909;
2c. Feb. 6, 1909. 25164

Letzte Kaiser; schauspiel in 4 akten, von R.
Herzog. Stuttgart, Union deutsche verlags-
gesellschaft, 1909. 126 p. 12°.

© Sept. 28, 1909; 2c. Oct. 7, 1909; D:
17036; Rudolf Herzog, Rheinbreitbach a/Rh..
Germany. 25165

Letzte (Das) lied; schauspiel in 4 akten, von
C. Viebig. Berlin, Egon Fleischel & co., 1908.
cover-title, 133 p. 12°.

© Clara Cohn Viebig, Berlin ; D : 14391,
Nov. 27, 1908; Ic. Nov. 27, 1908. 25166

[Letzte (Die) probe (The last attempt); drama
in 4 acts with a prologue, by Jacob L. Snitzer]

yj ««>^%^ «»«««.»vi A ^*V V*^V*,"1 *^^"'\.'"T ^"»»*'^>S *T

[86] p. 8°. Ms.

© Ic. Nov. 15, 1911 ; D : 25762 ; David Kess-
ler and Mas R. Wilner, New York. 25167

Letzte spiele; tragikomodie in 1 akt, von
Franz Theodor Csokor. [3], 39 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Oct. 15, 1913; D: 34724; Comoedia,
Vienna. 25168

Letzte (Der) streich der Kbnig'en von Na-
varra; trauerspiel, von Johannes Raff [pseud,
des Joh. Hozhevar] Berlin, S. Fischer verlag,
1907. 210 p. 12°.

© S. Fischer verlag, Berlin ; D : 114.53,
Oct. 1, 1907 ; 2c. Oct. 1, 1907. 25169

Letzten (Die) sechs wochen; militar-schauspiel
in 3 akten, von Leo Jungmann. Leipzig. R.
Sattlers verlag (Georg Beer) [1910] 64 p.
12°.

© .July 26, 1910; 2c. Aug. 17, 1910; D:
21S12; Richard Sattlers verlag, Leipzig.

25170

1251

25170

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIOlsrS

25188

Letzten (Die) tage von Pompeji ; oper in 5
akten unter teilweiser benutzung des gleicli-
namigen romans von Bulwer, text uud inusik,
von Reinhold von Montowt. Magdeburg,
Heiuriehshofen's verlag, 1913. 70 p. 12°.
[Textbuch]

© Aug. 2, 1913; 2c. Jan. 21, 1914; D:
35717; Heinrichshofen's verlag, Magdeburg,
Germany. 25170a

schauspiel in S bildern, nach Bulwer's

gleichnamigen roman, von Rudolf Greinz.
IMiinchen, liubinverlag [1902] 115 p. 24°.

© Rubinverlag, Munich ; D : 2042, June 25,
1902 ; 2c. July 18, 1902. 25171

Letzter (Ein) wille; schauspiel in 3 akten,
[vou] Siegfried Trebitsch. Berlin, Oester-
held & CO., 1907. 86 p. 12°.

© res. under act of Mar. 3, 1905, by Eman-
uel Lederer, New York ; res. no. 636 ; Ic. Nov.
16, 1906. 25172

Leiicadia; an historical drama of ancient
Greece, by M. S. Shill.

© Minerva Scott Shill, Omaha, Neb. ; D :
10010, Feb. 11, 1907. 25173

Leur g-ourme; piece en 4 actes, par Maurice
Liuidav. Paris, Librairie theatrale, 1904. 2
p. 1.. 137 p. 12°.

© L. Michaud, Paris ; D : 5843, Nov. 30.
3904; 2c. Nov. 30, 1904. 25174

Leur idole (Sa maison en ordre); comedie en
4 actes, de Arthur W. Pinero, tr. par Leon
P'azalgette et J. W. Bienstock. [Paris, Impr.
de riilustratiou] 190S. 2 p. 1., 102 p. 12°.

© Bazalgette et J. W. Bienstock, Paris; D:
139GG, Oct. 1, 1908; 2c. Oct. 1, 1908. 25175

Lsutnant G-ustl; operette in 3 akten, von A.
M. Willner und Robert Bodanzky, musik von
E(hiiund Eysler. 150 p. 4°, Typewritten
[Libretto only]

© Ic Mar. 9, 1915 ; D : 39917 ; Karczag pub.
CO., New York. 25175a

Leutnants-miindel (Das); lustspiel in 3 akten,
vun Leo \Valter Stein. Berlin, F. Bloch
erben, 19U9. 139 p. 8°.

© Ic. Sept. 15, 1909 ; D : 16788 ; Felix Bloch
erben, Berlin. 25176

Leutnantsliebchen (Das); operette in einem
vorspiel und 2 akten, von Josef Siener, musik
von Benno Sternberg. Bonn, [etc.] A. Ahn,
1911. 80 p. 8°. [Libretto only]

© Ic. May 22, 1911 ; D : 24257 ; Albert Ahn,
Bonn, Germany. 25177

Same. Textbuch. Bonn, Verlag von Al-
bert Ahn. 40 p. 12°.

© May 5, 1911 ; 2c. May 23, 1911 ; D : 24262 ;
Albert Ahn, Bonn, Germany. 25178

Levee-cutter (The); or. The crevasse; or. Mid
magnolias, a comedy-drama of plantation
life in tlie South, in 4 acts, by J. W. Dodge.
84 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Jolm Watson Dodge, New Orleans ; D :
425. May 3, 1901; 2c. May 3, 1901. 25179

Level (The) crossing; play in 3 acts, by C. Ham-
ilton. [124] p. 4°. Typewritten.

■ © Ic. Mar. 13, 1911 ; D : 23627 ; Cicely Ham-
ilton. London. 25180

Levine and the law; 1 act playlet, by D. Darby
Aaronson and W. E. Colby. 13 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Apr. 8, 1915; D: 40303; Walter E.
Colby, New York. 25180a

Levinski and his cloak models; a comedy in 1
act. by C. Horwitz. 14 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Charles Horwitz, New York ; D : 8847,
July 19, 1906; 2c. July 19; 1906. 25181

Levinsky at the sea-shore; a monologue, by A.
Hoffman. 10 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Aaron Hoffman, New York ; D : 14173,
Oct. 22, 1908; 2c. Oct. 22, 1908. 25182

Levinsky 's luck; a comedy drama in 4 acts, by
C. T. Dazey. 101 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Sullivan, Harris & Woods, New York ;
D : 4915, Apr. 9, 1904 ; 2c. Apr. 9, 1904. 25183

Levison's legacy; a melodrama in 4 acts, by
E. A. Locke. 110 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Edgar Alonzo liocke. New York ; D : 8517,
May 11, 1906; 2c. May 18, 1906. 25184

Levy Colin; or, The peddler of Moskau, comedy
drama in 5 acts, by B. H. Janssen.

© B. H. Janssen, New York; 1883:22513,
Dec. 6. 25185

Levy, the drummer; or. Life on the road, a
comedy drama in 4 acts, by C. Baswitz. 31 p.
obi. 8°. Typewritten.

© Charles Baswitz, Chicago; 1885:4822,
Feb. 25 ; Ic. Feb. 25. 25186

Lew-Ella; or. The mechanic's daughter, a
drama, by E. E. Gordon.

© Emeline E. Gordon, Cleveland; 1885:
15397, July 17. 25187

Lew Medland, the man from Arizona; a drama
in 1 act, by L. Coghlan. 14 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Lawrence Coghlan, Chicago ; D : 847G.
May 4, 1906 ; 2c. May 4, 1906. 25188

Lewisohn and son; comedy playlet, by D. G.
King. 14 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 18, 1915 ; D : 40106 ; Donald G.
King, Indianapolis. 25188a

1252

25189

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

25207

Lexington; drama of the Revolutionary War
in 4 acts, by E. J. Whisler. Chicago, T. S.
Denison & co., 1912. 60 p. 12°.

© Aug. 16, 1912; 2c. Aug. 19, 1912; D:
30569; Eben H. Norris, Chicago. 25189

Leyenda (La) del maestro; comedia en 2 actos
y en prosa, original de J. Ramos Martin.
Madrid [Sociedad de autores espanoles] 1914.
62 p. 12°.

© Mar. 15, 1915; Ic. Mar. 17, 1915; D:
40000; Jose Ramos Martin, Madrid. 25189a

Leyenda (La) mora; zarznela dramatica en 1
;icto, dividido en 3 cuadros, en prosa y verso,
original de .T. Pastor Rubira, miisica de Ge-
r6nimo Gimenez. Madrid [Sociedad de au-
tores espanoles] 1909. 40 p. 12°.

© .J. Pastor Rubira, Madrid ; D : 14699, Jan.
2, 1909 ; 2c. Jan. 2, 1909. 25190

Leylands (The); original drama in 4 acts, by
P. Raimondo. 216 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 15, 1915 ; D : 41757 ; Philip Rai-
mondo, Paris. 25190a

Li Hung Chang; a 2 act burlesque, in satirical
form from New York to China, words and
music by J. E. Nicol.

© Joseph E. Nicol, New York ; 1896 : 55815,
Oct. 8. 25191

Li Hung- Chang's reception; a burlesque com-
edy in 1 act. by W. C. Robey. Typewritten.

© Wm. Carleton Robey, New York; 1897:
31827, May 25; 2c. May 25. 25192

Liability; play in 3 acts, by M. B. Pickett. 119
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 14, 1910 : D
B. Pickett, Maywood, 111.

Liane; play in 1 act, by A. Reichman. [1], 18
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 17, 1913
Reichman, New York.

Liane Boudinot; by C. D. Allen and F. E. Little.

© Charles Dexter Allen, Hartford, and

Florence Estelle Little, Cleveland; D : 744,

Aug. 12, 1901. 25195

Liar (The); farce comedy in 1 act, by R. Ber-
nard. [11] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 17, 1913 ; D : 35123 ; Robert Ber-
nard, Northampton, Mass. 25196

-sketch, by H. J. Burns. 16 [1] p. f°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. May 15, 1911 ; D : 24216 ; H. J. Burns,
St. Louis. 25197

Liars; comedy in 4 acts, by H. A. Jones. Lon-
don, Samuel French, ltd. ; New York, Samuel
French, 1909. 153 p. 8°. ( [Plays of Henry
Arthur Jones] )

© Sept. 27, 1909; 2c. Sept. 28, 1909; D:
10945; Henry Arthur Jones, London, 25198

21040 ; Montgomery
25193

D : 350^45 ;

Arthur
25194

Liars — Continued.

comedy sketch, by E. Dalby. [12] p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 17, 1915; D : 42283 ; Edmund
Dalby, London. 25198a

an original comedy in 4 acts, by Henry Ar-
thur Jones. New York, London, The Macmil-
lan CO., 1901. vii, 120 p. 12°.

© Macmillan co., New Y'ork ; D : 1151, Nov.
21, 1901; 2c. Nov. 21, 1901. 25199

Lib; a play in 1 act, by Margaret Collier Gra-
ham and A. Moore. 12 p.' 4°. Typewritten.

© Anne Moore, Wilmington, N. C. ; D :
10043, Feb. 28, 1907 ; 2c. Feb. 28, 1907. 25200

Libby prison; American melodrama in 5 acts,
by J. D. Clifton.

© Joseph D. Clifton, Chicago; 1888:16765,
June 11. 25201

— a drama in 4 acts, by W. M. Lawrence.

© William IMoore Lawrence, Chicago; 1892:
18452, Apr. 28. 25202

■or, The Battle of the Wilderness, a grand

military allegory in 5 acts and 4 tableaux.

© Martin Chenev Clemence, Providence,
R. I.; 1870:3129, Oct. 24. 25203

Liberal (A) education; a play in 3 acts and a
pantomimic finale, by Emily Jenner [i. e. E. J.
.Jewell] 84 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Emily Jenner .Jewell, Bellbrook, O. ; D :
12127, Jan. 6, 1908 ; 2c. Jan. 29, 1908. 25204

Liberala (La); zarzuela de costumbres arago-
nesas en 1 acto y 3 cuadros, original de G.
liomei'o Landa miisica del maestro Teodoro
Valdovinos. Madrid [Sociedad de autodes
espanoles] 1911. 34 p. 12°. [Libretto only]
© Dec. 30, 1911 ; 2c. Jan. 2, 1912 ; D : 28139 ;
Gabriel Romero Landa, Milan. 25205

Liberaler (Ein) pastor; schauspiel in 4 aul-
ziigen, von Rudolf Christiani. Ballenstedt
am Harz, E. Luppe's hofbuchhandlung, 1912.
97 p. 16°.

© Oct. 20, 1912; 2c. Nov. 6, 1912; D:
31345; E. Luppe's hofbuchhandlung (Emil
StraSsburger, Ballenstedt am Harz, Germany.

25206

Liberales (Los); comedia llrica en 1 acto y en
prosa, lectra de J. Jackson Vey^n y A. L.
Rosso, mdsiea del maestro Juan Crespo. Ma-
drid [Sociedad de autores espanoles] 1908.
37 p. 12°. [Libretto only]

© Jose Jackson Veydn y Antonio L. Ros-
so, Madrid; D: 14506, Dec. 11, 1908; 2c.
Dec. 11, 1908. 25207

Liberator (The); Irish play in 4 acts, by P. J.
McCormack. [57] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 22, 1914; D ; 37918 ; Peter ,L
McCormack, Boston, 25207a

1253

25207

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

25227

liiberator (The) — Continued.

plav in 3 acts, by A. E. Ives. Typewrit-
ten. "[161] p. 4°.

© Ic. Dec. 8, 1911; D: 25981; Alice E.
Ives, New Yorli. 25207b

See alf Daniel O'Coiinell.

Ldberta; or. The American nobility, ;i coinic
openi in 3 acts, woi'ds by W. A. Smitli, music
by E. Peiler.

© "William Augustus Smith. Philadelphia,
and Ernst Peiler, Hartford ; 1890 : 25177, Au?.
12. 25208

Libertad y amor; melodrama en 1 acto, divi-
dido en 7 cuadros, de E. Cerda, mUsica del
maestro Enrique Bru. Madrid [Sociedad de
autores espauoles] 1909. 63 p. 12°. [Li-
bretto only]

© Ellas Cerda, Madrid; D : 16142, June
23, 1909; 2c. June 23. 1909. 25209

Liberty; by Aeida [pseud, of F. D. Baker]
© Frances Davis Balver, Buffalo; 1897:
64640, Nov. 20. 25210

an American centennial drama in 5 acts,

bv G. E. Brittain. Philadelphia, McCalla &
Stavely, 1875. 42 p. 12°.

© G. Edwin Brittain, Pittsburgh; 1875:
9022, Aug. 31; 2c. Nov. 3. 25211

an American quadri-centennial drama in

a series of tableaux and 5 acts, by G. E.
Brittain.

© G. Edwin Brittain. Dayton, O. ; 1892:
21643, May 23 ; 2c. July 9. 25212

a drama of the American Revolution in 4

acts and 5 scenes, by B. Belts. 140 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Brooks Belts, Brooklyn ; D : 4634. Feb.
23, 1904; 2c. Feb. 23, 1904. 25213

Liberty (The) bell; a patriotic spectacular
opera in 3 acts. Typewritten.

© Patriots opera co., ltd.. United States;
1890:31646, May 25; Ic. May 20. 25214

Liberty (A) belle; a comedy opera in 3 acts,
by C. H. New and R, B, Smith. Typewrit-
ten. [Scenario]

© Claren^i-e Herbert New and Robert Bache
Smith. Brooklyn; 1896:53909, Sept. 28; 2c.
Oct. 20. 25215

Liberty (The) belles; a musical comedv libret-
to in 3 acts, by H. B. Smith. 139 p. 4°.
Typewritten. [Words only]

© Harry B. Smith, New York ; D : 2S7,
Mar. 30, 1901; 2c. Dec. 20, 1901. 25216

Liberty (The) boys; play in 3 acts, by James
E. INIcDade. Chicago, Garden City educa-
tional CO. [1910] 31 p. 16°.

© Dec. 6, 1910 ; 2c. Mar. 1, 1911 ; D : 23504 ;
Garden City educational co.. New York.

25217

Liberty Corners; comedy drama in 4 acts, by
A. E. Wills.

' © Antbonv E. Wills, Brooklyn; D : 6292.
Mar. 7, 1905. 25218

• — — a rural comedy drama in 4 at-ts, by
Anthonv E. Wills. Boston, W. H. Baker &
CO., 1905. 90 p. 12°. (On cover: B:dver's
ed. of plays)

© AValter H. Baker & co.. Boston ; D: 7284,
Sept. 20. 1905; 2c. Oct. 12. 1905. 25219

Liberty hall; an original di-ama in 4 acts, by
R. C. Carton [pseud, of R. C. Critchett] New
York, S. French ; London, S. French, ltd.,
1900. 76 p. 12°. ([French's international
copyrighted . . . edition of the works of the
best authors, no. 36] )

© T. H. French, New York ; 1900 A : 27529.
Nov. 6; 2c. Dec. IS. 25220

- — — See also Bachelor (The) girls.

Liberty, her martyrdom and triumph; a dra-
matic composition in 1 act, by Q. Eagle.

© Quincy Eagle, New York ; 1882 : 16832.
Oct. 10. 25221

Liberty Jack, a Cuban hero; a war drama in
4 acts, by B. R. Miller.

© Bert R. Miller, Reading, Pa.; 1897:
10290, Feb. 9. 25222

Liberty M. D.; play in 3 acts, by J. Jex. [Ill]
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 22, 1913; D : 34227 ; John .Tex,
New York. 25223

Liberty's convention. Sec Courtship (The) of
Uncle Sam.

Liberty's sacrifice; a colonial drama in 5 acts,
by W. H. Whitney.

© William H. Whitney, Milwaukee; D:
2943, Feb. 2, 1903. 25224

Librarian (The); a comedy in 4 acts, by G. Von
Moser.

© George W. Hyatt, New York; 1883:
19551, Oct. 24. 25225

adapted from the German, by H. G.

Dresel and E. S. Rheem.

© Edmund S. Rheem, Washington; 1885:
1785, Jan. 20. 25226

Libre de estampas; paso de comedia original
de J. Frances. Madrid [Sociedad de autores
espauoles] 1910. 14 p. 12°.

© Sept. 6, 1910; 2c. Sept. 7, 1910: I»:
21964; Jos6 Frances, Madrid. 25227

1254

25228

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

25240

Libussa; trauerspiel in 5 aufziigen, von Franz
(jrillpiu-zer, ert. with introduction and notes
by George O. Curme . . . New York, Oxford
utiiversitv press; London [etc.] H. Frowde,
1913. cix, 186 p. front., ports. 12°. (Ox-
ford German series, general editor : Julius
CJoebel )

© Jan. 3, 1913 ; 2c. Jan. 7, 1913 ; A : 332181 ;
Oxford univ. press, American branch, New
York. 25228

Lichtbander (Die) See Rosen.

Lick-Skillet (The) wedding; an original sketch
in 1 act, bv A. H. Gibson. Clyde, O., A. D.
Ames, 1884. 6 p. 12°. ([Ames' series of
Standard and minor drama, no. 127] )
© A. D. Ames, Clyde, O. ; 1884 : 23686, Nov.

28 ; 2c. Nov. 29.

25229

Licorice (The) sticks; in 1 act, by E. Johnson
and N. Glenn. 3 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 28. 1910; D : 22171 ; Edward
Johnson and Nettie Glenn, Chicago. 25230

Lie (The); drama in 3 acts and 2 scenes, by
E. G. Moeller. 25 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 14, 1910 ; D : 20187 ; Eugene God-
fried Moeller, Chicago. 25231

-a dramatic sketch, by M. S. Barratt. 15

p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Montany S. Barratt, Scranton, Pa.; D:
13433, July 29, 1908 ; 2c. Aug. 7, 1908. 25232

original play in 3 acts,

of G. Haas] [61] p. 4°

© Ic. Jan. 24, 1914;
Haas, New I'^ork.

by A. Scribe [pseud.
. Typewritten.

D : 35773 ; Gustavus
25232a

— -play in 4 acts, by A. Schwartz. 85 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 19, 1910; D : 20862 ; Annette
Schwartz, Port Richmond, N. Y. 25233

by H. A. Jones. [122] p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Dec. 18, 1914; D: 39126; Henry Ar-
thur Jones, London. 25233a

— Same. New York, G. H. Doran co. [1915]
110 p. 12°.

© May 15, 1915; 2c. May 18, 1915; D:
40757 ; George H. Doran co.. New York.

25233b

by H. Bagg. 153 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 23, 1911 ; D : 25835 ; Helen Bagg,
Chicago. 25234

by J. B. Foster. [84] p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. May 20, 1911 ; D : 24246 ; Julia B. Fos-
ter, Berkeley, Cal. 25235

Lie (The) beautiful; 8 act comedy of Hoosier
life, by M. Parry. 96 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 4, 1915 ; D : 39866 ; Max Parry,
Indianapolis. 25235a

Lieb vaterland; in 2 teilen, von Max Simon.
[41] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 29. 1914 ; D : 38636 ; Anna Simon,
New York. 25235b

-playlet, by Max Sunon. 17 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Oct. 7, 1914 ; D : 38415 ; Anna Simon,
New York. , 25235c

Liebe (Der) Augustin; operette in 3 akten, von
Rudolf Bernauer und Ernst Welisch, musik
von Leo Fall. Gesangstexte. Miinchen, Har-
monie-verlag. Drei n.iasken-verlag, 1912. 60 p.
16°.

© Mar. 4, 1912 ; 2c. Mar. 5, 1912 ; D : 28953 ;
Drei masken verlag, g. m. b. h., Munich.

25236

Same. 54 p. 12°.

© May 25, 1912; 2c. July 25, 1912; D:
30341 ; Drei masken verlag, g. m. b. h., Munich.

25237

■ • (Evgeniia Spero), musik von Leo

Fall, in szene gesetzt und eingerichtet von
oberregisseur Franz Gross. [Miinchen, Drei
masken-verlag. g. m. b. h. ; Harmonie-verlag]
1912. 189 p.. plans. 8°. [Regie]

© Ic. Apr. 10. 1912 ; D : 29336 ; Drei masken
verlag, g. m. b. h., Munich. 25238

Liebe (Die) dreier konige; tragische dichtung
in 3 aufziigen, von Sem Benelli, deutsch von
Alfred Briiggemann, musik von Italo Monte-
mezzi. Mailand, New York [etc.] G. Ricordi
& c, 1914. 48 p. 12°. [Libretto only]

© Mar. 14, 1914; 2c. Mar. 16, 1914; D:
36351 ; G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 25238a

Liebe (Die) horet nimmer auf; tragikomodie
aus der Boheme, von Otto Ernst. Leipzig.
Verlag von L. Staackmann, 1911. [4], 127 p.
12°.

© Oct. 18, 1911 ; 2c. Jan. 27, 1912 ; D : 28457 ;
L. Staackmann, Leipzig. 25239

Liebe (Der) Pepi; operette in 3 akten, nach
einem lustspiebnotiv von F. Friedmann-Fred-
erich, von Bruno Decker und Otto Sprinzel.
musik von Walter W. Goetze. Regie- und
soufllierbuch. Berlin, Berliner theaterverlag,
g. m. b. h., (Oesterheld & co.) 1914. Ill p. 8°.
© Ic. Feb. 24, 1915 ; D : 40730 ; Oesterheld &
CO., Berlin. 25239a

Liebe (Die) und der dollar; ein reporterstreich
in 3 aufziigen, von Henry F. und Erich Urban.
[135] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 21, 1911; D: 25284; Yertrieb.s-
stelle des Vorbandes deutscher biihnenschrift-
steller. g. m. b, h., Berlin. 25240

1255

25241

DEAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

25258

Liebe und geistesstbrung'. See Prinzessin von
Cariola.

Liebe und gliick; heiteres singspie! in 1 akt.von
C. MeiiEcewein. Miihlhausen i. Thiir.. G. Dan-
ner. 1904. 38 p. 12°. ( [Tlialia, 107] )

© G. ^>;inner, Miihlhausen i. Thiir., Ger-
many; IJ;4472, Jan. 6, 1904; 2c. Jan. 6,
1904. 25241

Liebe und verderben (Amore e perdizione);
lyrisches drama in 3 akten, nach der portu-
giesischen novelle des C. C. Branco von Fran-
cisco Braga, deutsch von Ludwig Hartmann,
musik von J. Arroyo. Mainz, B. Schott's
sohne, 1909. 51 p. 12°. [Textbuch]

© Joao M. Arroyo, Lisbon, Portugal ; D :
16100, June 12, 1909 ; 2c. June 12, 1909.

25242

Liebe (Die) unschuld; operette in 3 akten, von
Felix Dorniann [pseud, des Felix Biedermann],
musik von W. Lirsky, miso-en-sc§ne verfasst
von Franz Glawatsch. Vollstandiges regie-
buch. Wien, W. Karczag, 1912. 104 p. 12°.

© Ic. Sept. 27, 1912 ; D : 30971 ; W. Karczag,
Leipzig. 25243

(A. M. Weikone), musik von W.

Lirskv. Text der gesiinge. Wien, W. Karczag,
1912. ' 40 p. 12°.

© May 15, 1912; 2c. Aug. 30, 1912: D:
30699 ; W. Karczag, Vienna. 25244

Lieber Franz; a comedy romance in 4 acts, by
J. A. Fraser, jr.

© J. A. Fraser, jr., Chicago; 1891:40574,
Nov. 12. 25245

Liebes-sanatorium (Das) (Sanatorium spleen);
burlesk-operette in 3 akten, musik und ge-
sangstexte von Rudolf Bilron. Text der ge-
sange. Hannover, L. Oertel, 1912. 28 p. 12°.
© Dec. 23, 1912; 2c. June 20, 1913; D:
33549 ; Louis Oertel, Hanover, Germany.

25246

Liebesbarometer (Cote d'amour); lustspiel in 3
akten, von Romain Coolus [pseud, des R. C.
Weill] deutsch von Max Schoenau. Berlin,
F. Bloch erben, 1912. 112 p. 8°.

© Ic, Nov. 25, 1912 ; D : 31452 ; Felix Bloch
erben, Berlin. 25247

Liebesboykott; operette in 3 akten, von Johann
Friedrich Bubendey, musik von Alberto Curci.
Berlin, G. Lehmann, 1911. 75 p. 12°. [Li-
bretto only]

© Ic. July 28, 1911; D: 24804; George' Leh-
mann, Berlin. 25248

Liebesfahrt (Die); opei*ette in 3 akten, text und
musik von Max Bertuch. Textbuch der ge-
siinge. Berlin, Harmonie, 1915. 27 p. 12°.

© Feb. 17, 1915; Ic. Mar. 16, 1915; D:
40012 ; Harmonie-verlag, Berlin. 25248a

Liebesgott (Der); by J. Prevel and A. Iviorat.

© Albert Ahn, Cologne, Germany ; 1897 :
51031, Sept. 13. 25249

Liebesjagd (Die); operette in 3 akten. von
Theodor Fisher, musik von Hermann Ritzau.
Hannover, Biihnenverlag Niedersachsen. g. ni.
b. h., 1911. 64 p. 12°. [Libretto only]

© May 16, 1911 ; 2c. July 19, 1911 ; D :

' 24724 ; Biihnenverlag Niedersachsen, g. m.

b. h., Hanover, Germany. 25250

Liebeskonig- (Der); schauspiel in 4 aufziigen,
von Leo Greiner. Berlin, Bruno Cassirer,
1905. 5 p. 1., [3]-143 p. 12°.

© Bruno Cassirer, Berlin ; D : 6386, Mar.
23, 1905; 2c. Mar. 23, 1905. 25251

Liebesonkel (Der); posse in 3 akten, von Pot-
(!es-;Mili) und Hermann Frey, musik von Wal-
ter Kollo. Hamburg, Hammonia verlag
[1912] 60 p. 8°. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Oct. 26, 1912; D : 31283 ; LLinnnonia
verlag, Hamburg. 25252

Liebesschule (Die); lustspiel in 1 akt, von A.
Liebling. Miinchen. A. Liebling [1907] 39 p.
12°.

© Alice Liebling, Munich; D : 11376, Sept.
18, 1907; 2c. Sept. IS, 1907. 25253

— -operette in 3 akten von Bela .Tenbach
und Robert Pohl. musik von Friedrick Koro-
lanyi. Leipzig, Aug. Cranz [etc., etc.] 1909.
1 p. 1., 108 p. 8°. [Libretto only]

© Aug. Cranz, Leipzig ; D : 16207*, Apr. 14.
1909 ; 2c. Apr. 14, 1909. 25254

— Same, verfasst von Fritz Karl. Mise-en-
scene. Leipzig, Aug. Cranz [etc., etc.] 1909.
67 p. 4°.

© Aug. Cranz, Leipzig; D: 16206*, May 3,

1909;

May 3, 1909.

25255

Liebestraum (Love's dream); by H. M. Shaw.
12 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 17, 1910 ; D : 22579 ; Harold M.
Shaw. New York. 2525b

Liebesverbot (Das); oder, Die novize von Pa-
lermo, grosse komische oper in 2 akten, von
Richard Wagner. Leipzig, Breitkopf & Hiir-
tel, 191 L 68 p. 8°. [Libretto only]

© June 23, 1911 ; 2c. July 6, 1911 ; D :
24637; Breitkopf & Hartel, C. F. W. Siegel,
Leipzig. 25257

Liebeswalzer (Der); operette in 3 akten, von
Robert Bodanzky und Fritz Griinbaum, musik
von C. M. Ziehrer. Vollstandiges regiebuch.
Wien, W. Karczag & C. Wallner. 1908. 121 p.
12°.

© Breitkopf & Hartel, New York ; D : 14629,
Dec. 24, 1908; 2c. Dec. 24, 1908. 25258

1256

25258

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

25274

Liebhaber (Der) als arzt; rausikalisches lust-
spiel in 2 tikten, nach Moliere, verse von En-
rico <4olisc'i;iui, deutsch von Kicliard Batka,
nmsik von Ermanno Wolf-Ferrari. Leipzig,
Josef Weinberger, 1913. 42 .p. 12°. [Li-
bretto only]

© Sept. 25, 1913; 2c. Mar. 4, 1914; D:
36234 ; Josef Weinberger, Leipzig. 25258a

Liebhabertheater (Das) See Ich bin verlobt.

Liederliche (Das) kleeblatt. See Three (The)
tramps.

Lies; detective story in 1 act. by ISI. Wallace,
17 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 10, 1912; D: 286.50; Morgan
Wallace, New York. 25259

play in 3 acts, by G. Seibel. [2], 101 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 15, 1914 ; D : 35667 ; George Sei-
bel, Pittsburg. 25259a

Lies (The) we live; a play in 4 acts, by E. S.
Van Zile. 20 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Edward S. Van Zile. Hartford ; D : 8724.
June 21, 1906 ; 2c. June 21, 1906. 25260

Lietuviskas milionierius; vieno veiksmo oper-
ette zodzius parase V. Stagaras [pseud, of
Y. J, Szliakys] muzika parase M. Petrau-
skas. Shenandoah, Pa., Darbininku Vilties,
spauda, 1915. 24 p. 8°. [Libretto only]

© Oct. 30, 1915; 2c. Nov. 16, 1915; D:
42391 ; Vincent J. Szliakys, Shenandoah, Pa.

25260a

Lieutenant (The): an original light comedy, by
W. C. Tidball. 68 p. 12°. Printed.

© Walton C. Tidball, Brooklyn; 1888:
10050, Apr. 6; 2c. May 14. 25261

Lieutenant Allen's ventriloquial rehearsal;
dramatic sketch, by W. Allen.

© Walter Allen. Jerseyville, 111.; D:149.
Feb. 18. 1901. 25262

Lie-atenant (The) and the cowboy.

© Pel ton & Smutzer, Denver ; D : 11017,
July 22, 1907. 25263

-a plav with a military plot and a cowboy

hero, by A. E. Wills. 129 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Anthony E. Wills, Brooklyn ; D : 14817,
Jan. 15, 1909 ; 2c. Jan. 23, 1909. 25264

Lieutenant (The) and the girl; military play-
let in 1 act, by Jean Barrymore. 12 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© William Dehlman, Seymour, Conn. ; D :
12997, May 18, 1908; 2c. May 18, 1908.

25265

Lieutenant (The) and the girl — Continued.

or. The girl spy of Dixie, a 1 act military

playlet, by J. Barrymore. 17 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Jean Barrymore, New York ; D : 16166.
June 26, 1909 ; 2c. June 26, 1909. 25266

Lieutenant (The) and the private; play in 1
act, by Uno Bradley [pseud, of C. A. Brad-
ley] 6 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 15, 1914 ; D : 37316 ; Charles A.
Bradley, New York. 25266a

Lieutenant Belton; or. Life on the plains, an
American drama in 5 acts.

© Philip J. Lonergan, Ogallala, Neb. ;
1876 : 2614, Mar. 2. 25267

Lieutenant Cupidon; opgrette en 3 actes, de
Celval et L. Cliarley, musique de A. de Man-
prey. Paris. C. Joubert, 1910. 167 p. 8°.
[Libretto only]

© Apr. 9, 1910; 2c. Mar. 28, 1910; D:
20601; C. Joubert, Paris. 25268

Same. Paris, C. Joubert, 1911. 127

p.

8 . [Libretto only]

© June 10, 1911; 2c. June 19, 1911; D:
24504; C. Joubert, Paris. 25269

Lieutenant Dean's heritage; in 3 acts, by E. AV.
Duke. 69 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 27, 1911 ; D : 25875 ; E. W. Duke,
St. Joseph, Mo. 25270

Lieutenant (Le) Guignol; vaudeville en 1 acte,
par B. Lebreton. Paris, C. Joubert, 1912.
20 p. 8°.

© Oct. 1, 1912 ; 2c. Dec. 2, 1912 ; D : 31513 ;
Joubert, Paris. 25271

Lieutenant (A) in the navy; play in 1 act, by
H. V. Traphagen. [1], 6 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Aug. 12, 1914; D: 37828; Harriett
Van Horn Traphagen, Golden, Col. 25271a

Lieutenant Maud; a comedy of the future in 3
acts, by S. Krausz.

© Sigmund Krausz, Chicago ; 1895 : 66408,
Dec. 30. 25272

Lieutenant (The) reconnoiters; play in 1 act,
by G. Alison. [2], 19 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 3, 1914 ; D : 38989 ; Gertrude Ali-
son, San Francisco. 25272a

Life; by O. Blenckstone. 4 p. 4°. Typevrrit-
ten.

© Ic. Oct. 9, 1909 ; D : 17056 ; Olaf Blenck-
stone, Oradell, N. J. 25273

an American comedy in 5 acts, by James

Ajithony.

© Mrs. M. F. Butts, Brooklyn; 1874:603,
Jan. 19. 25274

1257

25275

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

25290

Life — Continued.

-comedy drama, by C. J. Bates. 22 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 12, 1911 ; D : 25474 ; Clyde Jaclc-

son Bates, New York. 25275

comedy-drama in 3 acts, by .1. Hickenlooper.

1361 p. 12°. Ms.

© Ic. .Tan. 21, 1914 ; D : 3573S ; Jean Hicken-
looi)er, Albia, la. 25275a

•a comedy of city types in 4 phases, by A.

Daly.

© Augustin Daly, New York ; 1876 : 1024.5,
Sept. 9. 25276

— 'dramatic composition in 3 acts, by S. P.
Levy, iii, 76 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 31. 1910; D: 21223; Sidney P.
Levy. Pensacola, Fla. 25277

— a melodrama, by Mary Madison (Mary
Brotman) 97 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 24, 1910 ; D : 20019 ; Mary Brot-
man, Los Angeles. 25278

— melodrama in 4 acts, by T. Buchanan. 144
p. 4°. Typewritten,

© Ic. Sept. 10, 1914 ; D : 38080 ; Thompson
Buchanan, New York. 25278a

■play in 4 acts, by A. S. Monroe. [3], 38 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Julv 6. 1910 ; D : 21489 ; Anne Shannon
Monroe, New York. 25279

produced in 5 acts of 3 scenes each, by A. T.

Schultz.

© Albert T. Schultz, Zanesville. O. ; 1887 :
2227, Jan. 28. 25280

W. H. Clotid's sensational drama in 5 acts

and 6 tableaux. 56 p. 12°. Printed.

© William H. Cloud, Philadelphia; 1874:
2225, Feb. 2.5 ; 2c. Mar. 10. 25281

Life amid the lowly, made happy by little
Sunshine. See Drifted out to sea.

Life among' the Latter Day Saints. See De-
stroying' (The"> angels.

Life among the lawless. See Sol Tuttle.

Life among the looms. See Bessie Raynor.

Life among the red men and road ag'ents.
See Wild West.

Life and adventures of the brigand, Giusseppi
Musolino (Vita & avventure del brigante,
Giusseppi Musolino); pantomime in 29 scenes,
by F. Giannini and A. Vella. 16 p. 4°. Ms.

© Ic. Apr. 19, 1911 ; D : 23997 ; F. Giannini
and A. Vella, Philadelphia. 25282

Life and death; or. Passion and principle,
drama in H acts, by E. W. McLean.

© Ernest Walter IMcLean, Chicago; 1882:
9981. June 17. 25283

or. True to each other, an original drama

in 5 acts, by Vr. Bedell and A. L. Thomson.
Brooklyn, H. (i. Lambert & co., 1873. 17 p.
4°.

• © AVilliam Bedell and Alfred L. Thomson,
United States ; 1873 : 7625, June 30 ; 2c. Aug.
29. 25284

Life and death of George Washington. See
George Washington.

Life (The) and death of Jesse James. See
Jesse James, the American outlaw.

Life and death of Napoleon Bonaparte, See
Napoleon L

Life (The) and death of Natty Bumpo; a
drama in 5 pts., by Thos. Blades De Walden,
founded on the Leatherstocking tales, by J.
Fennimore Cooper.

© Edward Eddy, New York; 1873:7163,
June 21. 25285

Life and wife. See Number five.

Life as we live it. See Brown's grocery.

Life assurance; an American comedy in 5 acts,
by S. S. Russell.

© Sol Smith Pvussell, United States; 1877:
4603, Apr. 16. 25286

Life at St. James' palace. See Court intrigue.

Life (A) at stake; or, The raftman's daughter,
by C. T. Bazzett.

© Charles T. Bazzett, Waverly, N. Y. ;
1885 : 19402, Sept. 14. 25287

Life at West Point. See Camp.

Life at Yale; or. At Yale, a college play in 3

acts, by O. Davis. 90 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Jules Murry and Owen Davis stock co..

New York; D : 8467, May 3, 1906; Ic. May

3, 1906. 25288

Life-boat crew; nautical musical comedy, in 1
scene, for four people, by David Edwin. 4 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 2.5, 1909; D: 16782; Marquis
Ellis, Los Angeles. 25289

a scenic, singing specialty in 2 scenes, by

A. Shean and C. L. Warren. 19 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Al Shean, Mt. Vernon, N. Y., and
Charles L. Warren, Bloomfield, N. J.; D:
12708, Apr. 17, 1908; 2c. Apr. 17, 1908.

25290

1258

25290

COPYRIGHTED IN" THE UNITED STATES

25307

life, death and a fair woman; dream sketch,
by B. B. Davis. 7 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 6, 1915; D: 41162; Bertha
Baiini Davis, Denver. 25290a

Life (A) for a life; a sensation drama in 3
acts and a prologue, by Signor Canito.

© Signor Canito, New Yorli ; 1873:9185,
Aug. 14. 25291

Life (A) for a limb; by J. S. Trew\

© James S. Trew, Cliicago ; 1878:3801,
l\Iar. 30. . 25292

Life (A) for a woman's love.

© Charles Brokkob, Hoboken, N. J.; 1897:
.'17031, Oct. 8. 25293

Life for life; or, The devil of Paris, an origi-
nal drama in a prologue and 4 acts, by E.
Carfano.

© Eloa Carfano, New York; 1873:8066,
July 12. 25294

• or. The man's dream, a drama in 5 acts,

by C. M. Bartlett.

© Charles Moody Bartlett, Joliet, 111.;
1875 : 1900, Mar. 1. 25295

Life (A) for love; a drama in 5 acts, adapted
by A. P. Burbank from Charles Dickens' cele-
brated novel, A tale of two cities.

© A. P. Burbank, New York; 1885; 16711,
Aug. 5. 25296

Life for wife; an emotional tragedy, by J. G.
Towers.

© John G. Towers, New York ; 1892 : 37271,
Sept. 12. 25297

Life (The) giver; a play in 3 acts, by E. J.
Young. 80 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Eugene J. Young, New York; D : 8128.
Mar. 8, 1906; 2c. Feb. 9, 1907. 25298

Life-guard (The); an American melodrama in
4 acts, by Edwin A. Locke.

© Joseph J. Dowling, Mt. 'Clemens, Mich. ;
1894 : 20004, Apr. 19. 25299

Life-guardsman (The); romantic play in 4
acts, by W. Howard. 135 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Sept. 27, 1913; D: 34554; Walter
Howard, London. 25300

Life in a coal mine. See King (The) of the
knights. — Victor Vallerand.

Life in a dry-goods box; by J. B. Helm. 9 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Jessie B. Helm, Cleveland ; D : 15492,
Mar. 22, 1909; Ic. Mar. 22, 1909; Ic. June
14, 1909. 25301

Life in a stock broker's room. See Bulls and
bears.

Life in a v/orkshop; or. Rummy's first day's
work, play in 2 acts, by G. F. Summers. [6]
p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 14, 1914; D: 37032; George
Frederick Summers, Washington. 25301a

LiiO in California. See Architect (The). —
T'lonte Madrona.

Life in fairy-land. See Silver Spray.

Life in Frisco. See Hoodlum.

Life in Greater New York; a melodrama in 4
acts, by Edward K. Hari;is. Typewritten.

© F. J. Wildman, Chicago; 1897:36463.
June 19; 2c. June 23. 25302

-a i»lay in 4 acts, by N. K. Harris. 74 1.

f°. Mimeographed.

©.Tuly 2, 1909; 2c. July 26, 1909; D:
16375; Alexander Byers, Chicago. 25303

Life in London. See Against the world. —

Diamond (The) king.

Life in Louisiana. See Octoroon (The)

Life in MissovTri during the Rebellion. See
True blue.

Life in New York.

© Thomas O'Brien and Joseph Welch,
United States ; 1900 A : 19853, Aug. 9. 25304

See also Colonial plays for the school-

room.

Life in Nev/ York and Shyanne. See Outward
bound and homeward bound.

Life in Norway. See Norwegian festival.
Life in Paris; a play, by G. B. Morgan.

© Gilbert B. Morgan, Norwalk, Conn. ; D :
459, May 13, 1901. 25305

Life in Shantyville. See Squatter sover-
eignty.

Life in the American coal mines. See King of
the knights.

Life in the Black Hills; drama in 3 acts, 26
scenes, 30 characters, illustrated with 40 en-
gravings, with an original poem entitled
Golden nuggets, by T. M. Newson. St. Paul,
Dodge & Larpenteur, 1878. 92 p., 3 1., 8°.

© Thomas McLean Newson, St. Paul ; 1878 :
940, Jan. 22 ; 2c. Mar. 18. 25306

See also Hawkeye.

Life in the cotton belt. See John Antmy
Winston.

Life in the lobby; a comedy in 5 acts, by D.
Piatt. Washington, Judd & Detweiler, 1875.
78 p. 8°.

© Donn Piatt, Washington ; 1875 : 13410
Dec. 18; 2c. Dec. 20. 25307

1259

25308

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

25325

Life in the mines. Sec Avondale (The) dis-
aster.

Life in the 19th century; a play, [by] R. J.
Delaney.

© Richard J. Delaney, Milwaukee ; 1894 :
49927, Oct. 26. 25308

Life in the Orient; drama, by Abbas Ben Omar.

© Abbas Ben Omar, London ; D : 3852, Ausc.

20, 1903. 25309

Life in the pinery. Sec Lumber (The) king.

Life in the Sierras. Sec Syb.

Life in the West; or. The road agents of the

Black Hills, a drama in 4 acts, by A. R. John-
son.

© A. R. Johnson, Cheyenne, Wyo. ; 1878 :
10380, Sept. 9. 25310

See also Marston Hunter.

Life in the wild West. Sec Apaches (The), —
Artist (The) scout.

Life in town; by D. Frohman.

© Daniel Frohman, New York ; 1888 : 1216,
Jan. 10. 25311

Life in two hemispheres. See Cheek.

Life insurance; a comedy of American life, by
T. C. De Leon.

© T. C. De Leon, Mobile ; 1873 : 3312, Apr.
1. 25312

Life is a dream. See Continental drama.

Life (The) line; a melodrama in 4 acts, by T.
Judge. 29 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Todd Jud?e, New York; D : 2851, Jan.
12, 1903 ; 2c. Jan. 12, 1903. 25313

Life (The) of an actress; by L. McCormick. 90
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Langdon McCormick, New York ; D :
11213, Aug. 21, 1907 ; 2c. Aug. 27, 1907. 25314

Life of Dora Thorne; in 4 acts, by Lem B. Par-
ker. 95 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© American amusement assn., Chicago ; D :
5649, Oct. 10, 1904 ; 2c. Oct. 10, 1904. 25315

Life (The) of Father Matthew. See Tipperary .

Life (The) of Garfield from the cradle to the
grave; by G. F. Young.

© George F. Young, Wilmington, Del. ; 1882 :
9042, May 31. 25316

Life (The) of Hiawatha; Indian passion play,
adapted from Longfellow's poem, Hiav.'atha,
in 6 scenes, by C. E. Lewis. 19 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Ic. July 9, 1913; D: 33886; Charles E.
J^ewis, Baltimore. 25317

Life (A) of horror; by C. Cottone. 35 p. f".

^typewritten.

© Chai'les Cottone, Danville, Ky. ; D : 244,
IMar. 21, 1901; 2c. June 8, 1901. 25318

Life (The) of man; play in 5 acts, by Leonid

Andreyev, tr. by T. Malkiel. (In The New

York can, Au;;. 14 and 21, 1910)

© Aug. 14, 21, 1910; 2c. Sept. 6, 1910 ; D :

• 21943, 21944 ; Theresa Malkiel, Yonkers, N. Y.

25319

See also Plays; by Leonid Andreyeff. —

Savva.

Life of the world; by Henry Lee. 47 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 17, 1910 ; D : 17954 ; Henry Lee
CO., -Jersey City. 25320

Life (The) of White Cloud and Buckskin Bill
on the prairie; in 5 acts, by D. McDaniel. 7
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. IS, 1915 ; D : 41566 ; David Mc-
Daniel, New York. 25320a

Life on a ranch. See Passions.

Life on Second ave. See Blind men.

Life on the border. See Wild Bill.

Life on the boulevard; musical comedy, by P.
Wolfman. [2], 9 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 19, 1910 ; D : 22595 ; Paul Wolf-
man. New York. 25321

Life on the plains.
Scalpers (The)

See Lieutenant Belton.

Life on the road. See Jakey Einstein. — Levy,
the drummer.

Life (A) or death performance
tary (An) understudy.

Life (A) prisoner.

See Involun-
Sec Gold (The) king.

Life-saver; 1 act comedy, by Edgar Ruff. 9 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 4, 1909 ; D : 17278 ; Katbryn H.
Somborn, New York. 25322

a story of the beach iu 1 act, by J. Gilroy.

20 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© John Gilroy, New York ; D : 12835, Apr.
25, 1908; 2c. Apr. 25, 1908. 25323

Life-saver (The) and the bathing girl; a
sketch, by H. C. Bannister. [1], 6 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. May 31, 1912; D : 29844 ; Harry C.
Bannister, Orion, Mich. 25324

Life-savers (The) of Plum Beach; a comedy-
dramatic novelty in 4 scenes, by W. E. Long-
fellow.

© Wilbert E. Longfellow, Providence, R. I. ;
D : 15562, Apr. 7, 1909. 5?5325

1260

25325

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

25345

Life scenes and life lessons. See Maud Stan- Life's battle — Continued,
ley.

Life sentence; play in 1 act and 2 scenes, by
C. H. Jarrett. 31 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. IS, 1915 ; D : 40167 ; Cora Hardy
Jarrett, Shepherdstown, W. Va. 25325a

sketch in 1 act, by M. von W. Seaman.

[1], 14 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 11, 1914 ; D : 36310 ; INIilton von
Waldron Seaman, Portland, Or. 25325b

Life shadows; or, The danger in being a good
singer.

© O. P. Sweet. Great Falls, N. H. ; 1873:
3818, Apr. 12. 25326

See also Bertie Thorn.

Life (A) shortener; a comedy in 1 act, by J. P.
Briggs. 9 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© James P. Brigg's, Chicago ; D : 7305, Sept.
25, 1905 ; 2c. Sept. 15, 1905. 25327

Life spark; drama in 4 acts, by E. Hennessy.
51 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 9, 1910; D: 20992; Earl Hen-
nessy, Chicago. 25328

Life (The) that kills; a melodrama in 4 acts,
by Jas. W. Harkins, jr.

© A. H. Woods, New York ; D : 3786, Aug.
3, 1903. 25329

-See also Another man's wife.

Life that wins; play in 1 act and 3 scenes,
by R. Whitney. 4 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 5, 1910 ; D : 21031 ; Robert Whit-
ney, Boston. 25330

Life (The) worth living; a playlet, by Arnola
Reeves. 18 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Mrs. Aubrev Ruggles, Harrington, N. J. ;
D : 13359, July 17, 190S ; 2c. July 17, 1908.

25331

Lifer (The); 1 act play in 3 scenes, by A. Hoff-
man. 40 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 24, 1912 ; D : 28416 ; Aaron Hoff-
man, New York. 25332

Life's afternoon; play in 1 act, by A. Reichman.
22 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 12, 1912; D: 29013; Arthur
Reichman, New York. 25333

Life's (A) aim; an original comedy drama,
founded on the poem of The tramp, by R. F.
Carroll.

© Richard F. Carroll, New York; 1888:
16175, June 5. 25334

■ a melodrama in 4 acts, by Arnold Reeves.

100 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Mrs. Aubrey Ruggles, Harrington. N. J. ;
D : 12958, May 12, 1908 ; 2c. May 12, 1908.

25336

Life's broadway; play in 3 acts, by D. C. Millen.
[8], 43 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 29, 1913; D : 35487 ; De Witt
Clinton Milieu, Ann Arbor, Mich. 25337

Life's (A) dream; a comedy in 4 acts, by W. H.
Lingard.

© V.'^illiam Horace Lingard, New York ;
1872 : 7776, July 22. 25338

Life's great lesson; a play in 4 acts, by Clarence
Maiko [pseud, of C. Baker, jr.] 77 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Colgate Baker, jr., New York ; D : 2390,
Sept. 27, 1902 ; 2c. Sept. 27, 1902. 25339

Life's (A) lesson; a play in 5 acts, by P. L. W.
Janson and H. S. Wheeler. Chicago, Dunn
bros. & Heggie, 1878. 51 p. 16°.

© P. L. W. Janson and H. S. Wheeler, Chi-
cago ; 1878 : 3638, Mar. 26 ; 2c. Apr. 22. 25340

Life's (A) lottei-y. See Terry, the swell.

Life's (A) mishap; a drama, by M. V. Hunter.
© Matilde Victoria Hunter, Brooklyn ;
1890 : 34480, Nov. 3. 25341

Life's (A) mistake.

© Walter Sanford, Chicago ; D : 8894, July
31, 1906. 25342

See also Lazare,

Life's (A) revenge. See "Woman's (A) folly.

Life's (A) sentence; a comedy drama in 1 act,
by Harrison Armstrong. 13 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Wm. J. Ferguson, New York ; D : 15486,
Mar. 29, 1909 ; 2c. Apr. 5, 1909. 25343

Life's shop window; drama in 4 acts adapted
frcnn Victoria Cross' [Vivian Cory's] novel of
the same name, by Owen Davis. [3], 89 p.
f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 26, 1913; D: 32433; Darcy &
Wolford, inc., and Paul Scott, New York.

25344

dramatic composition in 4 acts, by William

Life's battle; dramatized by D. T. Wells. An-
gel Island, Cal., 1884. 43 p. 8°.

© Daniel T. Wells, United States; 1884:
15992, Aug. 4 ; 2c. Aug, 4. 25335

H. Clifford. [74] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 11, 1911; D: 24191; Darcy &
Wolford, inc., & Paul Scott, New York. 25345

Life's sidetrack; comedy sketch in 1 act, by
J. P. Mulgrew. 10 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 11, 1915 ; D : 39696 ; John P. Mul-
grew, Dubuque, la. 25345a

1261

25346

DEAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

25361

Life's tang'led skein; a play in 1 act, by V.
Page. 10 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Vivian Page, New York ; D : 14014, Oct.
9, 1908 ; 2c. Oct. 9, 1908. 25346

Life's vision. See Fate.

Life's warp and woof; comedy-drama in 4 acts,

by Robert Bonfoy. 120 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 2, 1913 ; D : 33G85 ; Ethel Marion

Ruckstell, San Francisco. 25347

Life's weaving. See Destiny.

Life's (A) wrong; a comedy-drama in 4 acts, by
James W. King.

© J. W. King, Philadelphia; 1880:4918,
Mar. 27. 25348

Lifter (The); 1 act dramatic composition, by
F. J. Beaman and Clifford Ivins. [1], 19 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 2, 1913 ; D : 33981 ; Fred J. Bea-
man, Washington. 25349

Lifting America's cup; nautical yarn, with mu-
sic, book and lyrics by J. M. Pryse. 106 p.
4°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. July 5, 1913; D : 33714 ; John M.
Pryse, New York. 25350

Lifting (The) of the veil; comedy in 1 act,
by A. Atwood.

© Augusta Atwood, Los Angeles ; D : 8575,
May 21, 1906. 25351

Lifting the lid; by W. B. Watson.

© W. B. Watson, Washington ; D : 6618, May
2, 1905. 25352

■ comedy in 1 act, by P. B. Sipe. 16 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. June 4, 1915 ; D : 40839 ; Paul Bernard
Sipe, Pittsburgh. 25352a

Lifting the veil; an original drama in 4 acts,
by James F. Latham.

© John Templeton, New York ; 1873 : 9854,
Sept. 2. 25353

Liga (Die) der personlichkeiten. SeeHargudl
am bach.

Light; drama, by L. C. King. 105 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 20, 1910 ; D : 22867 ; Laura Clay-
ton King, Los Angeles. 25354

■drama in a prologue and 3 acts, by B.

Kendall. 42 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 24, 1915; D : 41301 ; Blanche
Kendall, Salt Lake City. 25354a

a drama in 4 acts, by Georges Duhamel,

tr. from the French by Sasha Best. {In Poet

lore, V. 25, no. 3, I\Iay-June 1914 ; periodical

© June 12, 1914; 2c. June 15, 1914; P.:

304033; Poet lore co., Boston) 25354b

Light — Continued.

drama in 1 act, by M. S. Hope. 21 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. June 2, 1915 ; D : 40820 ; Muriel Syl-
vester Hope, New York. 25354c

a 4 act dramatic play, adapted from the

French. Ms.

© George Clarke, New York ; 1878 : 1381,

Jan. 31; 2c. Aug. 1. • 25355

a musical play, by B. Hanscom. New York,

Paul R. Reynolds, 1909. 7 p. 12. [Libretto
only]

© Beatrice Hanscom, Marquette, Mich. ;
D : 15097, Feb. 16, 1909 ; 2c. Feb. 16, 1909.

25356

— -play in 4 acts, by B. I. Bremner. 104
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© le. Sept. 25, 1915; D : 41829 ; Blanche
Irbe Bremner, Berkeley, Cal. 25356a

by C. Andrews. [3], 95 p. 4°. Type-

written.

© Ic. Sept. 27, 1912; D : 30982 ; Charlton
Andrews, Valley City, N. D. 25357

by C. T. Revere. 86 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Clinton T. Revere, Westfield. N. J. ; D :
12357, Feb. 12, 1908; 2c. July 27, 1908.

25358

— play in 1 act, by F. G. Wickes. [5] p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 21. 1915; D : 42051 ; Frances
Gilleshy Wickes, New York. 25358a

by J. Willard. [20] p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Feb. 15, 1913; D: 32325; John Wil-
lard, New York. 25359

— play in 1 act and 2 scenes, by C. M. de
Navarro. 14 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 22, 391 2; D : 30313 ; Carlos Mar-
cos de Navnrro, Sau Luis Potosi, Mexico.

25360

— or. Foiled at last, an original drama in 4

acts, by T. Vance.

© Tom Vance, Philadelphia; 1878:6273.
May 24. 25361

— See also Lumiere (La)

Light after darkness; play in 1 act, by E. E.
Tinniswood. 7 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 1, 1915 ; D : 40538 ; Edith Eliza-
beth Tinniswood, Los Angeles. 25361a

Light and shade; play by D. Granville, lyrics
by Ballard McDonald, music by Harry Car-
roll and Harry Piani. [1], 6 p. 4°. Type-
written. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Jiin. 12. 1914; D : 35624 ; Dorothy
Granville, Chicago. 25361b

1262

25362

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

25379

liight and shadow; by D. R. King.

© Delia Robinson King, Scotland, S. D. ;
1899 : 13955, Feb. 20. 25362

Light at last. See Crime. — Man to man.

Light (The) beyond; a drama in 4 acts, by
Henry Hamilton. 107 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Charles Warner, New York; D : 2360,
Sept. 22, 1902; 2c. Oct. 9, 1902. 25363

Light (The) blues; play in 2 acts, by M. Am-
Ident and R. Courtneidge. 147 p. 4°. Type-
^^■ritten.

© Ic. Sept. 18, 1915 ; D : 41777 ; Mark Am-
bient and Robert Courtneidge, London.

25363a

Light (The) brigade; a comic entertainment
for ladies, by Mayme Riddle Bitney. Chi-
cago, T. S. Denison, 1908. 22 p. 12°.

© T. S. Denison, Chicago ; D : 13527. Aug.
10, 1908 ; 2c. Sept. 4, 1908. 25364

Light eternal; a tale of the persecution in 5
scenes, by Martin V. Merle. 87 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© M. V. Merle, San Francisco; D : 6841.
June 19, 1905 ; 2c. Dec. 8, 1905. 25365

Light (A) from another world; play in 1

act, by Chas. H. McGurrin. 13 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Jan. 6, 1913; D : 31992 ; C. H. Mc-
Gurrin, Salt Lake City. 25366

Same. Boston, Gorham press [etc., etc..

1915] 28 p. 12°. ([American dramatic
series] )

© Feb. 27, 1915 ; 2c. Mar. 8, 1915 ; D : 39890 ;

C. H. McGurrin, Salt Lake City. 25366a

Light (The) from over the range; a play in 1
act, by L. L. Luckenbill. 10 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© L. Le Roy Luckenbill, Greensburg, Ind. ;
D : 10747, June 12, 1907 ; 2c. June 20. 1907.

25367

Light (The) guardsman; a military drama in 5
acts, by J. W. Blitchell. [Houston, Tex., W.
H. Coyle] 1882. 36 p. 8°.

© J. W. Mitchell, Houston, Tex.; 1882:
207.59, Dec. 8; 2c. Dec. 28. 25368

Light hearts, a masque of labor; play, by E.
M. D. Chater, with words of songs by E. S.
Lever idge. 25 p. 4°. Typewritten. (Li-
bretto only]

© Ic. May 10, 1915 ; D : 40763 ; Ellen ]\IacR.

D. Chater and Ethel S. Leveridge. New
York. 25368a

Light Horse Harry; an American play in 4
acts, by L. Westervelt.

© Leonidas Westervelt, New York; D:
2086, July 5, 1902. 25369

Light Horse Harry — Continued.

-a colonial romance in 4 acts, by G. Mid-

dleton and L. Westervelt.

© Leonidas Westervelt and George Middle-
ton, 'New York; D:3051, Feb. 25, 1903.

25370

Light housekeeping; dramatic sketch, by lola
Ricil Bailey [pseud, of A. W. Bailey] [2], 13
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 6, 1912 ; D : 28572 ; Alice Ward
Bailey, Minneapolis. 25371

a duologue, by Loota (L. L. Anstey )

© Louisa Lee Anstey, New York; 1898:
21257, Apr. 2. 25372

farce-comedy in 1 act, by A. Kahn. [2],

18 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 21, 1912; D : 29723 ; August
Kahn, New York. 25373

Light in darkness; drama in 5 acts, by E. P.
Pr. Devare. [11] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 21, 1911; D : 24523 ; Elisabeth
Peterson Pr. Devare, New York. 25374

Light (The) in the house; a nocturne, by C. D.
Morgan. [2], 12 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 16, 1914 ; D : 38506 ; Charles D.
Morgan, Bournedale, Mass. 25374a

Light (The) in the window; by B. K. Horning.
14 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 24, 1911; D: 24638; B. King
Horning, Milwaukee. 25375

in 1 act, by B. K. Horning. 17 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 23, 1911; D: 25594; B. King
Horning, Milwaukee. 25376

^play in 1 act, by A. Cowles. [1], 20 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

©Ic. Sept. 29, 1913 ; D : 34588 ; Albert Cowles,
Williamsport, Pa. 25377

or, Dov/n life's ruflfied stream, • an Ethi-

opian sketcli in 2 scenes, by Edward Au.stin.

© Thomas Lancaster, Providence, R. I. ;
1880 : 8436, June 2. 25378

Light (The) keeper; play in 1 act, by G. Moys-
ton. 23 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 6, 1915 ; D : 39610 ; Guy Moyston,
San Francisco. 25378a

Light (The) keeper's daughter; a nautical opera
in 3 acts, libretto by George M. Vickers, music
l)y C. D. Blake.

© Charles D. Blake, Boston; 1882:8104,
May 19. 25379

1263

25380

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

25398

Lig-ht most desired; a drama foi' the stage, as
a take-off to oatli-bound secret societies, etc.,
dramatized from the book, Wolves in sheeps'
clothing, by J. H. Jones.

© James H. Jones, Cambridge, New York:
1889 : 39184, Dec. 21. 25380

Lig'ht-o'-love; a drama in 3 acts, by Arthur
Schnitzler, tr. by Bayard Quincy Morgan.
(In The Drama, no. 7, Aug. 1912; periodical
© Aug. 5, 1912 ; 2c. Aug. 7, 1912 ; B : 257382
Dramatic pub. co., Chicago) 25380a

a play in 1 act, by L. Rutland. 29 p. 8°.

Printed.

© Lucile Rutland, Covington, La. ; D : 8134,
Mar. 9, 1906; 2c. Mar. 22, 1906. 25381

Light (The) o' Texas; play in 5 acts, by L. H.
Chilson. [l],76p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 15, 1913; D: 32689; Lars H.
Chilson, Seattle. 25382

Light (The) of a dream. See Mother and son.

Light (The) of Alaska; by A. T. Sessagrant.
© Albert Thomas Sessagrant, Lansingburgh,
N. Y. ; D : 2416, Sept. 26, 1902. 25383

Lig'ht (The) of Asia; drama in 4 acts, by Gratiot
Utley, adapted from Edwin Arnold's poem of
the same title. 63 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 31, 1912 ; D : 3071S ; N. F. Doug-
las, Anoka, Minn, 25384

See also Siddartha.

Light (The) of Avalon.
bury and the grail.

See Story of Glaston-

Light (The) of Carbo Castle; or, Willy Reilly
and his colleen bawn, a drama in 5 acts,
dramatized from William Carleton's story of
Willy Reilly, by J. C. Daly.

© J. C. Daly, United States; 1875:8850,
Aug. 26. 25385

Lig-ht of Garvanza; a romance of the harem, by
S. C. Ott. 29 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 9, 1910; D : 20751 ; Susanna C.
Ott, Los Angeles. 25386

Light (The) of his eyes; by E. D. Razall.

© Edwin D. Razall, Chicago ; D : 352, Apr.
17, 1901. 25387

Light of Loma; drama in 4 acts, by A. Monson.

© Albert Monson, Sau Diego, Cal. ; 1SS8:

28306, Oct. 5. 25388

Light (The) of San Juan tower; play in 1 act,
by E. B. Garnett and Q. L. Martin. 18 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. May 13, 1915 ; D : 40639 ; Edward B.
Garnett, Kansas City, Mo. 25388a

Light (The) of the harem; musical comedy,
boolv by L. Family Brown.

© Lawrence P. Brown, Peekskill, N. Y. ;
D : 3099, June 26, 1903. 25389

Light (The) of truth; play in 1 act, by S. W.
Banning. 14 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 10, 1913 ; D : 32032 ; Samuel W.
Banning, Chicago. 25390

Light (The) on the point; realistic picturesque
drama, by N. Waldron.

© Nelson Waldron, New York ; 1887 : 33852,
Dec. 27. 25391

Light (The) on the road; a drama in prologue
and 4 acts, by A. R. Peyton, partly adapted from
the French of Victor Cherbuliez. 122 p. 4°
Typewritten.

© Alice Rose Eyton, Los Angeles ; D : 15067
Apr. 17, 1909; 2c. Apr. 20, 1909. 25392

Light 143; by E. M. Shorey.

© Ethel May Shorey, Lynn, aiass. ; D : 3348,
Apr. 28, 1903. 25393

Light (The) princess; musical comedy in 2
acts, l)ased on a fairy tale by George Mac-
Donald, libretto by J. W. Tompkins, music
by Gilbert Tompkins. [2], 54 p. 4°. Type-
written. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Sept. 21. 1910; D: 22111; .Juliet Wil-
bor Tompkins, New York. 25394

Light (The) that failed; an adaptation in 1
act, by C. Thorpe.

© Courtenay Thorpe, New York; 1891:
16932, May 8. 25395

play in 3 acts and a prologue, by George

Fleming, adapted by permission of Rudyard
Kipling. 122 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. May 1, 1915 ; D : 40539 ; Olga Nether-
sole, Hempstead, England. 25395a

Light (The) that nearly failed. See Dal-
rymple's prize song.

Light (The) that shines; a comedy in 3 acts
and prologue, by T. H. Sayrc 4°. Type-
written.

© T. H. Sayre, New York; 1893:28070,
June 12 ; 2c. June 10. 25396

Light that shines in darkness; a drama, by
Leo Tolstoy . . . ed. by Dr. Hagberg Wright.
New York, Dodd, Mead and company, 1912.
205 p. 16°.

© Feb. 7, 1912 ; 2c. Feb. 9, 1912 ; A : 309147 :
Dodd, Mead & co.. New York. 25397

See also Father Sergius.

Light-weight (The); 1 act travesty sketch, by
F. J. Beaman. 18 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 3, 1910; D: 20946; Fred J. Bea-
man, Jackson, Mich. 25398

1264

25399

COPYKIGHTED IN" THE UNITED STATES

25419

Lig-ht (The) without; play in 2 acts, by M. S.
Reardon, 3d. 54 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 3, 1911; D : 23528 ; Mark S.
Reardon, 3d, New York. 25399

Lightening (The) express; by O. T. Crawford.

© O. T. Crawford, St. Louis ; D : 4318, Nov.

27, 1903. 25400

Lig'htheart's pilgrimage. See Social (The)
stage.

Lighthouse cliffs; an original domestic drama
in 3 acts, by Frank Murdoch.

© Virginia Murdoch, Philadelphia; 1872:
12670, Dec. 2. 25401

Lighthouse (The) keeper; melodramatic phan-
tasy in 1 scene, by H. Garland. [1] 4 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 26, 1914; D: 35924; Harry Gar-
land, New York. 25401a

a nautical farce in 1 act and 1 scene, by

J. F. Leonard. 5 p. f°. Typewritten.

© John Francis Leonard, New York ; D :
7613, Nov. 24, 1905; 2c. Nov. 24, 1905.

25402

Lighthouse (The) keeper's daughter; a sketch
in 1 scene, by A. Salmon. Wellington, New
Zealand times co., ltd. 8 p. ports. 8°.

© Arthur Salmon. Sidney, New South
Wales, Australia ; D : 13134, June 6, 1908 ; 2c.
June 6, 1908. 25403

Lighthouse (The) robbery; a sensational com-
edy drama. 1 act in 3 scenes, by E. Marsh.
6 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Edward Marsh, Detroit ; D : 1974, June
6, 1902; 2c. June 6, 1902. 25404

Lighthouse (A) romance; play in 1 act, by W.
Oleck. 5 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 19. 1913; D: 35058; WMUiam
Oleck, Brooklyn. 25405

Lighthouse signal; in 3 acts, by F. N. Appel.
20 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 4, 1910; D : 22481 ; Florence
Novilla Appel, Minneapolis. 25406

Lightning (The) agent; a comedy drama in
5 acts, by G. A. Lemming.

© George A. Lemming, United States;
1886 : 21601, Sept. 27. 25407

Lightning (The) artist. See Condensed art.

Lightning Bob; a local drama of love, crime
and mystery, law courts and juries, by F.
G. Maeder.

© Fred G. Maeder, New York ; 1873 : 7981.
July 10. 25408

Lightning (The) born. See Blanched.

Lightning-bug (The) art-union; or. The won-
ders of photography at night, by D. W.
Johnson.

© D. W. Johnson, Andover, O. ; 1888:
24739, Aug. 30. 25409

Lightning (A) courtship; by P. G. Hubert, jr.
11 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© P. G. Hubert, jr.. New York ; D : 11671,
Nov. 5, 1907; 2c. Oct. 31, 1907. 25410

Lightning express; a comedy melodrama in 5
acts, by J. D. Clifton.

© Joseph D. Clifton, Chix:;ago ; 1891 : 14255,
Apr. 20. 25411

a 4 act comedy-drama, by E. Anderson.

© Edwin Anderson, South Boston, Mass. ;
1892 : 47159, Nov. 21. 25412

See also Lightening express.

Lightning Joe, the telegraph messenger; an
original drama in 3 acts, by E. F. De Nyse.
New York.

© Edwin F. De Nyse, United States ; 1880 :
4267, Mar. 16. 25413

Lightning Lew, the boy scout of the Sierras;
a border drama in 4 acts and 9 tableaux, by
M. Weston.

© Maggie Weston, New York ; 1880 : 19299,
Dec. 17. 25414

Lightning (The) rod; or. The member from.
Kentucky, a play, by M. Smith and J. W.
Herbert.

© Mark Smith, Cleveland; 1896:44656,
Aug. 5. 25415

Lightning (The) waiter; sketch of a scene in a
suburban restaurant in 1 act, by L. Fregoli.
© Leopoldo Fregoli, New York; 1896:
32604, June 1. 25416

Lights (Th'); an original comedy in 4 acts.
© National press intelligence co., New
York; 1889:16719, June 1. 25417

Lights and shadows; a drama in 5 acts, by
L. Davis.

© Louis Davis, Nashville; 1887:14789,
June 7. 25418

See also Visited sin.

Lights and shadows of a world without
money; by John Gladding [pseud, of J. H.
Winslow]

© John H. Winslow, Chicago ; 1897 : 61966,
Nov. 3. 25419

Lights and shadows of Kentucky; or. My old
Kentucky home, comedy drama of the blue-
grass hills in 4 acts, by E. Lawshe. [138] p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 26, 1914 ; D : 36470 ; Er Lawshe,
New York. 25419a

5379—16-

-SO

1265

25420

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

25441

Lights and shadows of New York; a melo-
drama of contemporaneous interest in 5 acts
and 8 tableaux, by C. Gayler.

© Charles Gayler, New York; 1887:13544,
May 23. 25420

Lights (The) and shadows of society. See
Deception. — False colors.

Lights and shadows of the great Rebellion;
or, The hospital nurse of Tennessee, a grand
military drama of the great liebellion in 4
acts and 5 tableaux, by J. H. Dawson and
B. G. Whittemore. Clyde, O., A. D. Ames,
1885. 39 p. 12°. ([Ames' series of stand-
ard and minor drama, no. 194] )

© A. D. Ames, Clyde, O. ; 1886 : 5268, Mar.
5; 2c. Mar. 5. 25421

Lights (The) and shadows of the sesqui-cen-
tennial. See Baltimore's big boom.

Lights (The) far out at sea; a melodrama, by
J. W. Harkins, jr.

© James W. Harkins, jr., Worcester ; 1894 :
52274, Nov. 9. 25422

Lights (The) o' Chicago; by M. O'Hea.

© Murphy O'Hea, Chicago; 1883:6191,
Apr. 2. 25423

Lights o' the Bowery; by George France.

© Joseph P. Burke, New York; 1899:
18457, Mar. 11. 25424

Lights of a great city; by M. Bell.

© Minnie Bell, United States; 1888:8741,
Mar. 24. 25425

Lights (The) of Broadway; or. A breach of
promise, by Hal Reid [i. e. James Halleck
Reid] 88 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Benedict amusement co., New York ; D :
7437, Oct. 21, 1905 ; 2c. Oct. 21, 1905. 25426

Lights of Frisco; a dramatic composition of
the San Francisco disaster in 4 acts, by A. J.
Aylesworth.

© Arthur J. Aylesworth, United States;
D:8572, May 21, 1906. 25427

a sensational melodrama in 5 acts, by R.

Bronson.

© Rush Bronson, United States; 1893:
39708, Aug. 81. 25428

Lights of home; a melodrama in 6 acts, by
L. B. Parker.

© liOttie Blair Parker, Thomaston, N. Y. ;
1899 : 79048, Dec 5. 25429

Lights (The) of New York; a melodrama in 4
acts, by Con. T. Murphy.

© Del S. Smith, Chicago ; D : 2199, July 9.
1902. 25430

Lights (The) of New York— Continued.
— — a melodrama of contemporaneous interest
in 5 acts and 7 tableaux, by C. Gayler.

© Charles Gayler, New York ; 1887 : 14410,
June 2. 25431

Lights (The) of Paris (Une nuit de Paris);
a piece in 12 tableaux and 12 hours, by L. and
Frantz Beuvallet.

© Frangois Mons and Louis Nathal, New
York ; 1886 : 19922, Sept. 8. 25432

Lights (The) of the world; a characteristic
ballet in 5 pts. or ages, by S. R. Ellis. 5 p.
4°. Printed.

© Sidney R. Ellis, New York ; D : 485, Mav
18, 1901 ; 2c. May 18, 1901. 25433

Lights out; by J. J. McCowan. 5 p. 8°. Type-
written.

© John J. McCowan, Buffalo ; D : 6001, Jan.
12, 1905; 2c. Jan. 12, 1905. 25434

or, Tattoo, tr. from the German of Franz

Adam Beyerlein, by C. Swickard. 69 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Charles Swickard, New York ; D : 4950,
Apr. 27, 1904 ; 2c. May 3, 1904. 25435

Liguria; legends h§roique de Provence en 1
acte, en vers, par A. Mouzin. (In Annales,
XXVIII'' annee, no. 1415, 7 aofit, 1910)

© Aug. 7, 1910 ; 2c. Sept. 3, 1910 ; D : 21934 ;
Alexis Mouzin, Paris. 25436

Like a thief in the night. See B.eap as ye
sow.

Like falling leaves. See Stronger (The)

Like father like child; or. It runs in the fam-
ily, a protean dramatic comedy and musical
vaudeville sketch, by M. Woods. Typewrit-
ten.

© Murry Woods, New York; 1897:36464,
June 19 ; 2c. June 19. 25437

Like father like son; by J. Pardee-Clark. 15 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Mrs. Jean Pardee-Clark, Westville, Conn. ;
D : 10430, Apr. 27, 1907 ; 2c. May 1, 1907.

25438

a comedietta in 1 act, by E. S. Leonard.

© Ella S. Leonard, Washington; 1891:
43106, Dec. 1. 25439

Like incendiary origin; a 1 act play, by F.
Cromwell. 16 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Frederic Cromwell, New York ; D : 14536,
Dec, 15, 1908 ; 2c. Jan. 7, 1909. 25440

Like Kelly did; a comedy, by E. Davis. [2], 28
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 22, 1912; D: 29733; Edwards
Davis, New York. 25441

1266

25442

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

25459

Like mother used to make; by P. Armstrong.
© Paul Armstrong, New York ; D : 74, Jan.
24, 1901. 25442

Like the man in the play; original 3 act drama,
by R. D, Penney. 37 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 16, 1915; D: 40223; Raymond
De Forest Penney, Denver. 25442a

Likely (A) story; farce, by W. D. Howells.
New York, Harper and brothers, 1894. 54 p.
front, pi. 24°. (Harper's black & white se-
ries)

© Harper Si bros.. New York ; 1894 : 24539,
May 15. 25443

See also Mouse-trap (The) and other

farces.

Likeness (The) of the nig'ht; a modern play in
4 acts, by Mrs. W. K. Clifford. New York and
liondon. The Macmillan co., 1900. vi, 90 p.
12°.

© Macmillan co.. New York ; 1900 A : 5148,
Feb. 26 ; 2c. Feb. 26. 25444

Likes (The) o' me; an episode in 1 act, by Wil-
fred T. Coleby. London, S. French, ltd. ; New
York, S. French, 1912, 16 p. 12°. ([French's
acting ed., no. 2419] )
• © Dec. 23, 1912 ; 2c. Dec. 24, 1912 ; D : 31777 ;
Samuel French, ltd., London. 25445

Lir Miss Judy; by K. Eggleston.

© Katharine Eggleston, New York; D:
7556, Nov. 14, 1905. 25446

Lil' Miss Nannie; echoes from ante-bellum days,
by E. Hall.

© Edward Hall, Rutherford, N. J. ; D : 7077,
Aug. 8, 1905. 25447

Lil' Mose; a fun play, by F. G. N. Nirdlinger
and C. H. Brown.

© Fred G. Nixon Nirdlinger, Philadelphia,
and Charles H. Brown, New York ; D : 12200,
Jan. IS, 1908. 25448

Lil' Sambo's Christmas; study in ebony, by
Mary Lee [i. e. M. L. King] 4 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Dec. 22, 1914; D : 39302 ; Mary Lee
King, Boston. 25448a

Lila (Der) domino; operette in 3 akten, von
Emerich v. Gatti uud Bela Jenbach, musik
von Charles Cuvillier. Regiebuch. Leipzig,
Leipzlger biihnenverlag E. Schultz, 1911. 108
p. 8°.

© Ic. Dec. 8, 1911; D: 25973; "Leipziger
biihnenverlag Erhard Schultz, Leipzig. 25449

• Same. Text der gesange. Leipzig, Leip-

ziger biihnenverlag E. Schultz [etc., etc.] 1911.
54 p. 12°.

© Oct. 18. 1911 ; 2c. Dec. 18, 1911 ; D : 25974 ;
Leipziger biihnenverlag Erhard Schultz, Leip-
zig. 25450

Lilac (The) domino; operetta in 3 acts, music
by Charles Cuvillier, book and lyrics by Harry
B. Smith and R. B. Smith, from the German
of Emerich von Gatti and Bela Jenbach, 106
p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Dec. 30, 1914; D: 39237; Robert B.
Smith, New York. 25450a

Lilacs; by U. B. Collins.

© Ulric B. Collins, San Francisco ; D : 4806,
Mar. 29, 1904. 25451

Lilian, the waif of the sea; a comedy drama in
4 acts and 5 scenes, by M. Ormand.

© Maurice Ormand, Chicago ; 1896 : 35812,
June 18. 25452

Lilian's last love; a drama in 5 acts, by B. C.
Howard.

© Bronson C. Howard, New York; 1873:
6135, May 31. 25453

See also Banker's (The) daug'hter.

Lilian's promise; drama in 3 acts, by Mrs, P,
Bremond. [Houston, Tex., Baldwin's printing
office, 1880] 68 p. 16°.

© ]\Irs. Paul Bremond, Houston, Tex. ; 1880 :
2214, Feb. 9 ; Ic. Feb. 9. 25454

Lilies that fester, [and] Love's constancy; arr.
by William Poel. New York, Brentano's
[1906] 2 p. 1., [iii]-vii p., 1 1„ [2], 109 p, 8°.
(The playhouse series)

Contents : Lilies that fester, a tragedy
adapted from the play Arden of Feversham. —
Love's constancy, an episode in the play of
Edward the Third.

© Brentano's, New York ; A : 145476, May
10, 1906 ; 2c. June 8, 1906, 25455

Liliom; legend&s tortfinet h6t k§phen, hfirom
felvonasban, irta Molnar Ferenc and Herman
Fellner. 85 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 30, 1909 ; D : 17606 ; Henry W.
Savage, New York. 25456

vorstadt-legende in 7 bildern und einem

szenischen prolog, von Franz Molnar, fiir die
deutche biihne bearbeitet von Alfred Polgar.
Wien-Leipzig, Deutsch-osterreichischer verlag,
1912. 216 p. 16°.

© Dec. 30, 1912; 2c. June 28, 1912; D:
33639 ; Deutsch-osterreichischer verlag, Vienna.

25457

Lilitea; or. The living statue, by L. J. New-
comb,

© Lydia J. Newcomb, Grand Rapids, Mich. ;
1894 : 23363, May 8. 25458

Lilith; a society drama of to-day, by L. Q. Jef-
fries.

© L. Q. Jefferies, Wooster, O. ; 1882 : 17532.
Oct. 2L 25459

126.7

25460

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

25483

Lille Eyolf. See Efterladte skrifter; af Hen-
rik Ibsen.

Lilleth; a drama in 1 act, by A. M. Smith.

© Alice M. Smith, Tacoma ; D : 15904, Apr.
12, 1909. 25460

Lillian; a sensational drama in 5 acts, by Mrs.
F. W. Nash.

© Mrs. F. W. Nash, New York ; 1883 : 14758,
Aug. 9. 25461

a society drama in 5 acts, by L. A. Nash.

© Lilly A. Nash, Atlanta ; 1881 : 6981, May

6.

25462

— a society drama in 6 acts, by L. A. Nash.

© Lilly A. Nash, Atlanta ; 1880 : 8823, June
11. 25463

or. Out of the dark, a society sensational

(•omody drama in 3 acts, by E. T. Goodrich.

© E. T. Goodrich, Buffalo ; 1881 : 5289, Apr.
7. 25464

or. The reformed millionaire, drama, by

. Mrs. E. S. Stowe.

© Mrs. E. S. Stowe, Laurel, Cal. ; 1892:
51931, Dec. 19 ; 2c. Dec. 24. 25465

Lillian Carrol; by J. F. Rogers. 7 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Nov. 22, 1909; D: 17508; John F.
Rogers, New York. 25466

Lillian, the beautiful typewriter; a thrilling
driima of modern city life in 4 acts, from the
novel by the same name, by Isabelle Lowe.
49 p. f*°. Typewritten.

© I. and M. Ottenheimer, Baltimore ; D :
12225, Jan. 22, 1908 ; 2c. Feb. 15, 1908. 25467

Lillian's birthday; a play in 4 acts, by O. M.
Johnson. 56 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Olive M. Johnson, Ffuitvale. Cal. ; D :
12392, Feb. 19, 1908 ; 2c. "F^eb. 19, 1908. 25468

a play in 3 acts, by O. M. Johnson. 172 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Olive M. Johnson, Fruitvale, Cal.; D:
13450, July 30, 1908; 2c. July 30, 1908.

25469
Lillian's dinner.

© Mary May Boynton, Franklin, O. ; 1898:
G1052, Oct. 17; 2c. Nov. 16. 25470

Lilliputian (The) detective; [by] H. Clark.
© Herbert Clark, New York; 1897:12917,
Feb. 20. 25471

Lilliputian frolics. See Duchess (The) of

Puddledock.
Lilliputian reproduction of Alice Roosevelt

wedding reception; by G.- Schram. 6 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 18, 1909; D : 17139 ; Gertrude
Schram, Galesburg, Mich. 25472

Lilliuakalani; comic opera, words and music by
B. Fagan.

© Barney Fagan and M. Teller, Chicago ;
1894 : 9616, Feb. 10. 25473

Lilly; or, A piece of lace, a sensational play in
4 acts, by Edwd. Spencer and L. R. Sheweli.

© L. R. Sheweli and AVilliam H. Crim,
Baltimore ; 1884 : 7179, Apr. 3. 25474

or. Only a piece of lace, a drama of do-
mestic life in 4 acts, by E. Spencer.

© Edward Spencer, Randallstown, Md. ;
1873 : 1791. Feb. 22. 25475

Lilly Clay; spectacle extravaganza in 2 acts,
by S. T. Jack,

© Sam T. Jack, Chicago; 1895:8779, Feb.
11. 25476

Lilly o' Killarney; or, The queen of the Sand-
wich Islands, in 2 acts, by George H. Kerr.

© G. H. Kerr, Wilmington, Del.; 1895:
49203, Sept. 27 ; 2c. Sept. 24. 25477

Lily; a drama in a prologue and 4 acts, by D.
H. Schuhmanu. Typewritten.

© Dave H. Schuhmann, New York; 1899:
22265, Mar. 28; 2c. Mar. 28. 25478

play in 4 acts, by D. Belasco. 169 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 16, 1915 ; D : 42693 ; David Be-
lasco, New York. 25478a

tale of the underworld in 3 acts, by M. S.

Keightley. [81] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 18, 1914; D : 36768 ; Mabel S.
Keightley, South Bend, Ind. 25478b

See also Lys (Le)

Lily and Rosebud; by A. J. Schindler.

© Anthony J. Schindler, New York; 1900
A : 24550, Oct. 2. 25479

Lily (The) and the crystal; play in 4 acts, by
A. Cull. 101 p. f°. Ms.

© Ic. Nov. 4, 1912; D : 31305 ; Anne Cull,
Toronto, Canada. 25480

Lily (The) and the prince; historical drama in
4 acts, by C. Jordan. 90 p. f°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Carina Jordan, Mount Vernon, N. Y. ; D :
1103 ; Oct. 28, 1901 ; 2c. Nov. 16, 1901. 25481

Lily (The) and the rose; a romantic drama In
1 act, by H. Del-Ruth. 28 p. f°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Hampton Del-Ruth, New York ; D : 11099,
Aug. 2, 1907 ; 2c. July 23, 1907. 25482

Lily bruise; by C. C. Wilson. 15 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Charles C. Wilson, New York; D: 11988,
Dec. 27, 1907 ; 2c. Dec. 27, 1907. 25483

1268

25484

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

25504

liily clown. See Succes (Les)

Lily (The) maid. See Elaine.

Lily (The) of Monterey; drama of early Cali-
foi-nia, by M. L. Hartun. [4], 105 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 19, 1910; D : 22091 ; Mary L.
Harton, San Francisco. 25484

Lily (The) of Namabin; a play in 3 acts, by D.
IMacLaren. 97 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Donald MacLaren, New York ; D : 6893,
July 1, 1905 ; 2c. July 1, 1905. 25485

Lily (The) of poverty flat; or, Poverty flat,
drama, by F. Lyster and J. C. Williams.

© Frederic Lyster, San Francisco; 1871:
10229, Oct. 31. 25486

Lily (The) of the coal fields; in 3 acts, by W.
AV. Whalen. [234] p. 8°. Ms.

© Ic. July 3, 1911; D : 24623 ; Will W.
Whalen. Gettysburg, Pa. 25487

Lily (The) of the mountain. See Sultana
(The)

Lily (The) of Yeddo; or. The blade of Mori-
masa, a tale of old Japan, drama in 4 acts,
by G. F. Rowe.

© George Fawcett Rowe, New York ; 1886 :
5346, Mar. 6. 25488

Lily-white (The) slave; dramatic comedy in 1
act, by F. J. McGettigan. 7 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Oct. 1, 1913; D: 34.599; Frank .L
McGettigan, Portland, Or. 25489

Limb (A) o' the law; a comedy in 2 acts, by
Martha Russell Orne. Boston. AV. H. Baker
& CO.. 1892. 18 p. 12°. ([Baker's ed. of
plays] )

© Walter H. Baker & co.. Boston; 1892:
41928. Oct. 17 ; 2c. Nov. 14. 25490

Limb of the law; by R. M. Carroll.

© R. M. Carroll, United States ; 1873 : 11556,
Oct. 8. 25491

. comedy skit, by Lew Sully and A. O. May.

[1], 8 p.' f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 10. 1914; D : 36306 ; Arthur
Oliver May and Sunny Anna Kilduff, Norman,
Old. 25491a

• an original American drama, by T. Over-

Limber Jim; or. The adventures of a New
York detective, by J. Barnes.

© James Barnes, New York; 1873:12834,
Nov. 6. 25494

Limberskim (The); by A. A. Maxwell. 73 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 25, 1909 ; D : 16713 ; A. A. Max-
well, Santa Rosa, Cal. 25495

Limbo; play in 2 scenes, by L. J. Vance, from
the French of Charles Foley and Andre de
Lorde. [3], 46 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 29, 1913 ; D : 35191 ; Louis Joseph
Vance. New York. 25496

Lime-kiln (The) club in an uproar; an Ethiop-
ian drollery in 1 scene, by H. Llewellyn Wil-
liams. New Y^ork, De Witt publishing house,
1891. 8 p. 12°. ( [De Witt's Ethiopian and
comic drama, no. 161] )

© R. H. Russell «& son. New York; 1891:
3.3.389, Sept. 18 ; 2c. Sept. 18. 25497

Lime-kiln (The) club's picnic. See L. K. C. P.

Limit (The) ; comedy farce with music in 3 acts,
by C. D. Pfirrmann. [1], 41 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Mar. 31, 1913; D : 32879 ; C. David
Pfirrmann, Newark, N. J. 25498

drama in 3 acts, by J. L. Forcum. [5], 22

p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 8, 1912 ; D : 29605 ; John L. For-
cum, Statesville, N. C. . 25499

a dramatic composition in 4 acts, by M.

ington.

© Thomas Overington, New York; 1889:
33740, Nov. 7. 25492

Shaffer. Galesburg, 111., Mail printing co.
25 p. 8°.

© July 15, 1909; 2c. July 31, 1909: D:
16429; Monroe Shaffer, Galesburg, 111. 25500

rural comedy in 3 acts, by A. L. Ryder.

[Babylon, L. I., Signal press] 1910. 46 p. 8°.

© July 15, 1910; 2c. July 18, 1910; D:

21578; Alvin L. Ryder, Babylon, N. Y. 2550i

Limit (The) of the law; a drama in 5 acts, by
.Tustin Adams. Boston, W. H. Baker & co.,
1896.

© Walter H. Baker & CO., Boston; 1896:
27902, May 7 ; 2c. Aug. 10. 25502

Limited (The) mail; a comedy melodrama in 5

acts, by E. B. Vance. 84 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Elmer Ellsworth Vance, Columbus, O. ;

1889 : 2778, Jan. 23 ; 2c. July 14, 1891. 25503

Limb (A) of the tree; play in a prologue and Limites (Les) du coeur; comedie en 1 acte, par

3 acts, by C. K. Harris and Frank Smithson. A. Beaunier. Paris, Charpentier et Fasquelle,

117 p. 4°. Typewritten. 1910. 66 p. 12°.

© Ic. Sept. 6, 1913 ; D ; 34361 ; Chas, K. Har- © June 7, 1910 ; 2c. July 30, 1910 ; D : 21683 ;

ris, New York. 25493 Andrg Beaunier, Paris, 25504

1269

25505

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

25523

Limo, der grosse bestiindige diener; ein drama-
tisches gedicht in 3 aufziigeu, von Alfons
Paquet. Frankfort a. M., Riitten & Loening,

1913. 5 p. I., 13-101 p. 12°.

© Apr. 17, 1913; 2c. June 18, 1913; D:
33534 ; Literarische anstalt Rutten & Loening,
Frankfurt a. M., Germany. 25505

Lina amuses herself; 3 act play, by W. F. Mer-
rill. 117 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 28, 1912; D : 30676 ; W. Feni-
more Merrill, Cambridge, Mass. 25506

Lincoln; drama in 5 acts, by E. O. Kuhnke. 84
p. f°. Typewritten.

© E. Otto Kuhnke, New Orleans ; D : 1843,
May 7. 1902; 2c. May 7, 1902; Ic. new ed.
Mar. 20, 1906. 25507

Lincoln and the soldier; by S. D. Drane.

© Samuel Dode Drane, Washington; D:
15405, Mar. 22, 1909. 25508

Lincoln at Ford's theatre; a tragedy, by B.
Chapin. 6 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Benjamin Chapin, New York; D : 11963,
Dec. 21, 1907 ; 2c. Jan. 20, 1908. 25509

Lincoln at the War oflace; a 1 act drama, by B.
Cliapin. 11 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Benjamin Chapin, New York ; D : 11962,
Dec. 21, 1907; 2c. Jan. 20, 1908. 25510

Lincoln day entertainments; recitations, plays,
dialogues, drills, tableaux, pantomimes, quo-
tations, songs, tributes, stories, facts, ed. by
Jos. C. Sindelar. Chicago, A. Flanagan com-
pany [1908] 100 p. front., illus. 12°.

© A. Flanagan co., Chicago; A: 225698,
Dec. 21, 1908 ; 2c. Jan. 9, 1909. 25510a

Lincoln league; colored oddity in 1 scene, by
B. C. Rawlev. Now York. Dick & Fitzgerald,

1914. 15 p.' 12°.

© Julv 6, 1914 ; 2c. July 7, 1914 ; D : 37480 ;
Dick & Fitzgerald, New York. 25510b

Lincoln (The) of labor; a story of the great coal
strike, a comedy drama in 4 nets, by W. W.
Dunkle and E. J. Welsh. 37 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© W. W. Dunkle and E. J. Welsh, South
Bend, Ind. ; D : 11395, Sept. 23, 1907 ; 2c. Nov.
19, 1907. 25511

Lincoln plays a practical joke; a comedy, by B.
Chapin. 11 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Benjamin Chapin, New York; D : 11961,
Dec. 21, 1907 ; 2c. Jan. 20, 1908. 25512

Lincoln's birthday. See Holiday plays.

Lincolnshire (A) idyll; a 1 act play in 2 scene^s
and a dream, by W. J. Hurlbut. 19 p. 8°.
Typewritten.

© W. J. Hurlbut, New York ; D : 4413, Dec.
21, 1903; 2c. Dec. 21, 1903. 25513

Linda; a characteristic southern playlet, by Z.
Williams Thatcher. 8 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Zenaide Williams Thatcher, New York ;
D : 12364, Feb. 15, 1908 ; 2c. Feb. 15, 1908.

25514

Lindas (Las) paraguayas; aprop6sito c6mico-
lirico en 1 acto y 3 cuadros, en prosa, original
de Moyron, Diaz, Alesanco y Gomez, mUsica

. de los maestros Foglietti y Aroca. Madrid
[Sociedad de autores espauoles] 1908. 38, [1]
p. 12°. [Libretto only]

© Moyron, Diaz, Alesanco y Gomez, Ma-
drid; D:13S68, Sept. 21, 1908; 2c. Sept. 21,
1908. 25515

Lindas perras; sainete en 1 acto, dividido en 'i
cuadros, en prosa y verso, de J. Moyr6n,
infisica de los maestros Rafael Calleja y Pab-
lo Luna. IMadrid [Sociedad de autores espa-
noles] 1909. 43 p. 12°. [Libretto only]

© Sept. 23, 1909; 2c. Sept. 24, 1909; D:
1GS71; Julian Moyron, Madrid. 25516

Linda's pitiful atonement; a drama in 4 acts,
by L. J. L. Stilwell.

© Laura Jean Libbey-Stilwell, Brooklyn ,
D: 12108, Jan. 3, 1908. 25517

Lindseys (The); a drama in 4 acts, by G. Por-
ter. 135 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© George Porter, Bridgeport, Conn. ; D :
8701, June 14, 1906; 2c. June 14, 1906. 2551b

Line (The); play in 3 acts, by H. L. Rockwell.
66 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 5, 1911 ; D : 25956 ; H. L. Rock-
well, Chicago. 25519

Line (The) between; comedy in 1 act, by John

James O'Connor. [14] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 24, 1912; D:. 28415; John J.

O'Connor, Chicago. 25520

play in 1 act, by R. Claye. [15] p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 3, 1914; D: 38393; Richard
Claye, New York. 25520a

Line (The) fence; a comedy in 5 acts, by L.
Cummings. 3 p. 1., 32 p. 8°. Printed.

© Leroy Cummings, San Diego, Cal. ; T> :
3537, June 5, 1903 ; 2c. June 5; 1903. 25521

Line (The) of no resistance; comedy in 1 act,
by P. L. Weil. 18 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 4, 1912: D: 31550; Percival L.
Weil, New York. 25522

by Percival L. Wilde [pseud, of P. L.

Weil] New York, Sanuiel French; London,
Samuel French, ltd., 1913. 18 p. 12°. (On
cover: French's international copyrighted ed.
of the works of the best authors, no. 266)

© Oct. 30, 1913 ; 2c. Oct. 31, 1913 ; D : 34902 ;
Percival L. Weil, New York, 25523

1270

25524

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

25543

Lineage tells; in 5 acts, by M. Dugey. 75 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Mattie Belle Dugey, Palestine, Tex. ; D :
19, Jan. 8, 1901 ; Ic. June 3, 1901 ; Ic. July 11,
1901. 25524

Lineman (The) and the actor; play in 1 act,
by E. J. Carlie. 8 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 23, 1914; D: 36445; Edwin
James Carlie, Oakland, Cal. 25524a

Lingual; a play, by D. H. Brannon.

© D. H. Brannan, New York ; 1891 : 34287,
Sept. 26. 25525

Link (The) See Plays: August Strindberg.

Linked by a sin; by A. A. Fassett and R. P.
Fassett.

© Alonzo A. Fassett and Raymond P. Fas-
sett, Toledo, O., 1900 A: 12706, May 19.

25526

Linked by law; comedy drama in 4 acts, by
J. A. Fraser, jr. 38 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Hennessy Leroyle, Chicago ; 1892 : 37685.
Sept. 15; 2c. Sept. 16. 25527

Links; a play in 4 acts, by H. Peacey. 129 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Howard Peacey, Eastbourne, Englana ,
D: 14935, Jan. 28, 1909; 2c. Feb. 9, 1909.

25528

Linsey-woolsey; a comedy drama in 4 acts, by
J. Arthur.

© Joseph Arthur. New York ; 1895 : 7030,
Jan. 31. 25529

Linwood (The) case; an original romantic
drama in 4 acts, by Scott Marble.

© James A. Lord. Chicago ; 1883 : 13833,
July 27. 25530

Lioba; ein drama der treue in 7 bildern. von
Frederik [Willem] van Eeden, deutsche
iibersetzung von Else Otten und Armin Peter-
sen. Berlin, Concordia deutsche verlags-an-
stalt, g. ra. b. h. [1912] 144 p. 12°.

© Oct. 4, 1912 ; 2c. Dec. 12, 1912 ; D : 31694 ;
Concordia deutsche verlagsanstalt g. m. b. h.,
Berlin. 25531

Lion (The); comedy in 4 acts, tr. and adapted
from the German, by A. Neuendorff.

© Adolph Neuendorff, New York; 1877:
1238; Feb. 1. 25532

Lion (A) among ladies; a comedy in 2 acts, by
William F. Macy. Boston, W. H. Baker & co..
1890. 24 p. 12°. ([Baker's ed. of plays])

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston; 1890:
20668, June 27 ; 2c. Oct 15, 25533

Lion (The) and the eagle; a comedy in 3 acts,
by J. E. Raisbeck. Cincinnati, Geo. E. Bryan
[1886] 52 p. 16°.

© John E. Raisbeck, Cincinnati ; 1886 :
25058, Nov. 6; 2c. Dec. 8. 25534

Lion (The) and the lady,
sodes.

See Dramatic epi-

Lion (The) and the lamb; by D. L. De Lacy.
13 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© D. Louis De Lacy, New York ; D : 14165.
Oct. 28, 1908 ; 2c. Aug. 24, 1908. 25535

drama in 3 acts, by C. T. Stewart. [103]

p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 14, 1913; D : 34144 ; Caroline
Taylor Stewart, New York. 25536

-a farce-comedy in 4 acts, by W. R. Wilson

and J. A. Lewis.

© William R. Wilson and Julius A. Lewis.
New York ; 1888 : 37739, Dec. 31. 25537

— 1 act playlet, by L. Williams. [5], 38 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 16, 1912 ; D : 28328 ; Lottie Wil-
liams, New York. 2553b

a play in 1 act, by B. C. Mason.

© Ben. C. Mason, Charlottesville, Va. ; D :
3412, May 11, 1903. 25539

Lion (The) and the mouse; play in 4 acts, by
C. Klein. 113 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Charles Klein. New York ; D : 8899. Aug.
1, 1906 ; 2c. Aug. 3, 1906. 2554U

a playlet in 1 act, by I. D. Sailer.

© Isaac D. Sailer, Philadelphia ; D : 6732,
May 25, 1905. 2554 i

Lion (The) and the unicorn; an historical solu-
tion in 1 act, by L. Irving and T. Hesslewood.
36 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Laurence Irving and Tom Hesslewood,
London ; D : 11246, Aug. 28, 1907 ; 2c. Aug. 28.
1907. 25542

Lion at bay. See Three political tragedies.

Lion-heart (The); romantic light opera, libret-
to by W. H. Thompson and O. Thompson.
63 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Will H. Thompson and Oscar Thompson,
Seattle; D : 8143, Feb. 23, 1906; 2c. Feb. 23,
1906. 25543

Lion-hearted (A) mouse; petit comedy in 1 act,
by H. E. De Lasaux. [2], 16 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Mar. 9, 1914; D: 36284; Harry E.
De Lasaux, Orland, Cal. 2.^?>43a

1271

25544

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

2556d

Lion (The) hunter; or, Veldt, the lion killer,
comic opera in 2 acts, book and lyrics by J.
M. Reilly, music by H. W. Petrie. 94 p. 4°.
Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. July 29, 1909; D: 16408; James M.
Ileillv, Rensselaer. N. Y., and H. W. Petrie,
Oak Park, III. 25544

Lion (The) hunters; a farce in 3 acts, by L. N.
Roberts.

© Lewis Niles Roberts, Hyde Park, Mass. ;
1898:32615, May 26. [For copies reed, see
D : 3672] 25545

or, Modern Dianas, a fantastic farce in 3

acts, by L. N. Roberts. Boston, 1903. 206 p.
12°.

© Lewis Niles Roberts. Bar Harbor, Me. ,
D : 3627, June 20, 1903 ; 2c. June 20, 1903.

25546

Lion (The) of discord; a historical extravaganza
on defunct institutions, by C. T.

© Cliarles H. Tutton, Troy, N. Y. ; 1871:
1139, Feb. 11. 25547

Lion of Peru; romantic opera in 4 acts, libretto
by E. A. Wood, music by Leonard Wales.
Pittsburgb, Herald printing co., 1889. 36 p.
1 1. 8°. [Libretto only]

© E. A. Wood, Pittsburgh ; 1889 : 10983,
Apr. 6 ; 2c. Apr. 11. 25548

Lion (The) of Venice. See Foscari (La)

Lion (The) rampant. Sec College (The) poli-
tician.

Lion (The) sleeps; dramatic sketch, by T. D.
Ferguson. 9 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 24, 1913; D: 32618; Thomas
Duncan Ferguson, Astoria, Or. 25549

Lion (The) tamer; a comic opera in 3 acts, by
F. Wilson.

© Francis Wilson, New York; 1890:25098,
Aug. 11. 25550

a 1 act comedy sketch, by C. Dean. Type-
written.

© Cliff Dean, Chicago; 1900 A: 12391, Mav
2; Ic. May 2; Ic. June 2. 25551

play in 4 acts, by Maude Orita Wallace.

Franklin. O., Eldridge entertainment house,
1913. 59 p. 12°.

© Nov. 15, 3913; 2c. Dec. 26, 1913; D:
35446; Eldridge entertainment house, Frank-
lin. O. 25552

— an up-to-date travesty on Shakespeare's
Taming of the shrew, in 4 acts, by M. O.
Wallace. [3], 42 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 15, 1912; D : 30541 ; Maude
Orita Wallace, Mexico, Mo. 2555tj

Lionardo, the g'ondolier; a Venetian drama in
4 acts, by J. R. Wilson.

© Joseph Robert Wilson. Philadelphia ;
1889 : 9815, Mar. 28. 25554

Lionel; or. The witch of Castlemaine, romantic
comic opera in 3 acts, by Theo R. Marsters.
66, [1] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 25, 1911 ; D : 24283 ; Mrs. W. G.
• Marsters, Peoria, 111. 25555

Lionel's infatuation; or, An ungrateful hus-
band, a drama in 4 acts, by S. J. Marshall.

© Sidney J. Marshall, Cliicago ; 1890:2965,
Jan. 22. 25556

Lioness (The); play in 4 acts, by J. M. Patter-
son. 106 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 13. 1913 ; D : 34787 ; Joseph Me-
dill Patterson, Chicago. 25557

Lioness (The) in the lamb skin. See Allida.

Lionne (La) frangaise; com6die en 4 actes, par
Marcel Compan.

© M. Compan, New York ; D : 10844, Mav 3,
1907. 25558

Lion's (The) bride; by T. G. Lafayette.

© Theodore George Lafayette, New York;
D : 1084, Sept. 28, 1901. 25559

-a western comedy-drama, by A. Todd, jr.

35 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Aime Todd, jr., Cincinnati ; D : 9930. Feb.
9, 1907 ; 2c. Feb. 9, 1907. 25560

Lion's (The) eye; by L. Cleveland.

© Lucy Cleveland, New York ; D : 1193.
Dec. 18, 1901. 25561

Lion's (A) heart; a melodrama in prologue and
4 acts, by Arthur Shirley and Ben Landeck.

© William Calder, New York ; 1895 : 04414.
Dec. 19. 25562

Lion's (The) mouth; a tragedy in 5 acts, by H.
G. Carleton.

© Henry Guy Carleton, New York; 1884:
5732, Mar. 19. 25563

Lion's (The) share; a drama in 5 acts, by J. S.
Norton.

© John S. Norton, New York ; 1872 : 3731,
Apr. 9. 25564

Lion's (The) whelp; comedy in 4 acts, by W. H.
C. Kirkbride. 36 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 6, 1915 ; D : 40r)74 ; W. H. Church-
man Kirkbride, Roland Park, Md. 25564a

Liquid (A) for liars; a farcical sketch, by J. A.
Mitchell. 12 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Joseph A. Mitchell, Philadelphia : !> :
6770, June 5, 1905 ; go. June 5, 1905. 25065

1272

25566

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

25581

Lirio entre espinas; episodic en 1 acto, original
lie G. Mailfnez Sierra, con un nflmero de mti-
sica del maestro Geronimo Gimgnez. Madrid
[Sociedad de autores espaiioles] 1911. 28, 11
p. 12°.

© Dec. 30, 1911 ; 2c. Jan. 2, 1912 ; D : 28142 ;
Gregorio Martinez Sierra, Madrid. 25566

See also Palacio triste.

Lisa; a play in 4 acts, by Chris Homer. 98 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Annie Elisabeth Burke, New York; D:
G.'i72, Apr. 26, 190.5 ; 2c. Apr. 19, 190.5. 25567

Lise Tavernier, the apostate; or, Renegade
nun, tr. and adapted for the American stage,
by A. J. Reed.

© Ann .Jane Reed, Saratoga Springs, N. Y. ;
1873 : 98, .Tan. 6. 25568

Liseron (Le); comedie-gaie en 3 actes, par Dan-
iel Riehe. Pari;^, Librairie theatrale, 1901. 3
p. 1., 154 p. 12°.

© I.. Michaud, Paris ; D : 373, Apr. 22, 1901 ;
2c. Apr. 22, 1901. 25569

Lispet; or, The brass bound box, a romantic
drama in 4 acts, by L. Grover.

© Leonard Grover, Chicago ; 1875 : 11105,
Oct. 23. 25570

Lissard Kenneth; in 4 acts, by V. Speer. 80 p.
t°. Typewritten.

© Victor Speer, Buffalo; D : 293, Apr. 1,
1901 ; 2c. Apr. 1, 1901. 25571

Lista de correos : sainete en 1 acto y en prosa,
(>i-iij;inMl de .lose Frances y Federico Leal.
^Madrid fSociedad de autores espaiioles] 1914.
33 p. 12°.

© Mar. 28, 1914; Iq, Mar. 30, 1914; D:
36519 ; Jose Frances y Federico Leal, Madrid.

25571a

Lisztians (The); a play in 5 acts, from the Ger-
man, by L. Cappiani. 96 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Luisa Cappiani, New York ; D : 488, May
20, 1901; 2c. May 20, 1901. 25572

Lit (Le) de Saint Louis; piece en 1 acte, de
. Ausustin Thierry et Eugene Berteaux. Paris,
Librairie theatrale du nouveau siecle," 1910.
40 p. 12°.

© Sept. 1. 1911 ; 2c. Oct. 23, 1911 ; D : 25563 ;
G. Ondet et M. Viterbo, Paris. 25573

Literary life; or. Taken away, farce comedy in
1 act, by G. K. O'Neill. 9 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Feb. 5, 1915 ; D : 39592 ; George Kerr
O'Neill, Philadelphia. 25573a

Literary (A) reception and battle of the books;
by H. M. Lothrop.

© Harriett M. Ijothrop, Concord, Mass. ; D :
6564, Apr. 24, 1905, 25574

Literary (The) sense; a tr. and adaptation by
Charles Harvey Genung of the 1 act play, Lit-
eratur, by Arthur Schnitzler.

© Walter N. Lawrence, New York ; D :
12173, Jan. 14, 1908. 25575

Literary women (Les femmes de lettres); a
comedy in 5 acts, by Leopold Stapleaux.

© Francois Mons and Louis Nathal, New
York ; 1886 : 19905, Sept. 3. 25576

Literatur. See Literary (The) sense.

Literature. See German classics of the nine-
teenth and tw^entieth centuries.

Lithuania; drama in 1 act, by Rupert Brooke.
Chicago, Chicago little theatre, 1915. 43 p.

12°.

© Oct. 27, 1915 ; 2c. Nov. 1, 1915 ; D : 42151 :
Maurice Browne, Chicago. 25576a

Litigation; a 3-act comedy in verse, Les
plaideurs, by Jean Racine, tr. into English
verse by C. Renauld.

© Charles Renauld, New York ; 1898 : 74686,
Dec. 21 ; 2c. Dec. 21. 25577

Little (The) abbe; in 1 act, by Henri Bocage
and Armand Liorat, composed by Charles
Grisart, adapted for the American stage by
Max Freeman. 19 p. 4°. Tj-pewritten. [Li-
bretto only]

© Frances Drake, New York ; 1896 : 60540.
Nov. 3 ; 2c. Nov. 3. 25578

Little (A) address; duologue in 1 act, by Mar-
garet Young. New York, S. French ; London,
S. French, ltd., 1914. 19 p. 12°. ([French's
acting ed., no. 2518] )

© Mar. 6, 1914 ; 2c. Mar. 9, 1914 ; D : 36417 ;
Samuel French, ltd., London. 25578a

Little (The) Admiral; or. Ponce de Leon and
the fountain of youth, a spectacular operatic
burlesque in 3 acts, by M. S. Taylor.

© Malcolm Stuart Taylor, Rochester, N. Y. ;
1895 : 5668, Jan. 23. 25579

Little Alabama; characteristic southern play in
4 acts, by Lem B. Parker. 57 p. f°. Type-
written,

© Ic. Jan. 25, 1915 ; D : 39499 ; Edward M.
Hadley, Stockton, Cal. 25579a

Little (The) American; in 4 acts, by R. W.
Harden. 50 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ray Walter Harden, San Jose, Cal. ; D :
12598, Mar. 23, 1908 ; 2c. Mar. 23, 1908. 25580

an original coniedy drama in 3 acts, by R.

Morris and Eugene Sanger.

© Ramsay Morris, Jersey City ; 1889 : 1-5016,
May 17. 25581

1273

25582

DKAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

25600

Little (The) American boss. See Princess
Kiretchjian.

Little American diplomat; 1 act drama, by
H. H. Peclv. 11 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 18, 1909; D: 17132; Harry H
Peck, Boston. 25582

Little Amy; or. The homestead, an entirely
new and original drama in 4 acts, by H. A.
Rendle.

© Henry A. Rendle, New York ; 1871 : 7462,
Aug. 9. 25583

Little ang-el of his dreams; piny in 1 act, by
A. F. Power. [1], 9 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 17, 1914; D: 36758; Adele F.
Power, Mt. Clemens, Mich. 25583a

Little (The) baker; a play for children, in 2
arts, by Ella Keatinge. New York, The Rox-
bury publishing company, 1899. 1 p. 1., 7 p.
16°. (Wizard series)

© Roxbury pub. co.. New York ; 1899 : 12651,
Feb. 15; 2c. Feb. 15. 25584

Little ball of yarn; by A. J. Seymour.

© Andrew J. Seymour, Buffalo ; D : 2914,
Jan. 27, 1903. 2558b

Little Becky, the make-believe; or, Gotham's

Little (A) bit of fluff; or. Bumps, original
farce in 3 acts, by Walter W. Ellis. 123 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 12, 1915 ; D : 42514 ; Anthony L.
Ellis and J. Herbert Jay, London. 25590a

Little (A) bit of shrapnel; play in 1 act, by
H. Cooper. 14 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 22, 1915; D: 42063; Horace
• Cooper, New York. 255901)

Little (The) black devil; a sketch, bv Gordan
V.^May. Chicago. T. S. Denison [1901] 6 p.
12°. ([Amateur series])

© T. S. Denison, Chicago; D : 965, Oct. 16,
1901 ; 2c. Nov. 15, 1901. 25591

Little blind god; by A, F. Norcross. 9 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Addie F. Norcross, Boston ; D : 13327,
July 11, 1908 ; 2c. July 11, 1908. 25592

Little blind Ray; or, The convict's child, dram-
atized by A. Schwartz.

© Arthur Schwartz, Philadelphia; 1879:
13616, Oct. 14. 25593

Little Bohemia; a drama in 5 acts, by E. I. W.
A. Schramm.

© Emma I. W. A. Schramm, Chicago; D:
8684, June 12, 1906. 25594

prisons and palaces, a modern sensational do

mestic coniedy-drama, adapted from the Little (The) Bohemian; comedy in 3 acts, by

French, hv Oeori^P Hnev ^^^^ T. Meegan. 83 p. 4°. Typewritten.

French, by George Hoey

© William J. Comley, New York; 1884:
7144, Apr. 2. 25586

Little (The) Belgian; play in 3 acts, by Amy
Crosby and L. B. Anthony. 110 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Aug. 20, 1915; D: 41540; Luther B.
Anthony. Easton, Pa. 25586a

Little Belgium; young play for old children, by
M. Ott. 18 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 9, 1915 ; D : 39352 ; Matthew Ott,
WoUaston, Mass. 25586b

Little Billee's love; a comedy drama, drama-
tized from Du Maurier's book, Trilby.
© Jean Jae. Detroit ; 1895 : 1604, Jan. 4.

25587

Little Billie Piper; or. The shadow of Nauvoo,

an idyllic drama in 5 acts, by .Toaquin Miller.

© Mrs. McKee Rankin, United States ; 1876 :

10764, Sept. 22. 25588

Little Billy Bowleg's.

© Harry Clay Blaney, New York ; D : 6140,
Jan. 26, 1905. 25589

Little (The) bird; by J. B. Foster. 2 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Julia B. Foster, Berkeley, Cal. ; D : 15061,
Feb. 11, 1909 ; 2c. Feb. 11, 1909. 25590

Little bird blue. See At the fire side.

© Mrs. Thomas Meegan, Newark, N. J. ; D :
69, Jan. 23, 1901 ; 2c. Jan. 23, 1901. 25595

— See also Brig-ht eyes.

Little boots (Caligula); romantic plav in 4 acts,
by W. Day. [1], 79 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 3, 1913 ; D : 32501 : Wilson Dav,
Cleveland. 25596

Little Bo-Peep; a musical extravaganza in 3
acts, by G. Bowles.

© George Bowles, New York; 1896:42766.
July 24. 25597

a musical melange in 2 acts, by R. A. Bar-

net.

© Robert A. Barnet, Boston ; D : 4954, Apr.
28, 1904. 25598

Little (The) Boreen,
home.

See Irishman's (An)

Little (The) boss; a comedy drama in 4 acts, by
F. L. Bixby. Boston, W. H. Baker & co., 1901
[1900] 44 p. 12°. ([Baker's edition of
plays] )

© Dore Davidson, New York; 1900 A:
26464, Oct. 24 ; 2c. Nov. 19. 25599

Little (The) box elder; a drama in 4 acts, by

S. Morse.

© Salmi Morse, United States ; 1878 : 10082,
Sept. 2. 25600

1274

25601

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

25616

Little Boy Blue; play in 2 acts, adapted from
tlie German Lord Piccolo, by A. E. Thomas
and Edward A. Paulton, music by Henri Ber-
eny, Edward A. Paulton, Paul Rubens, Ar-
thur Weld. 81 p. t". Typewritten. [Libretto
only]

© Ic. Mar. 26, 1912; D: 29176; Henry W.
Savage, New York. 25601

Little (The) boy with a past; playlet in 1 act,
by W. I. Cohu. 6 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© William Isaac Cohn, Fort Smith, Ark.;
D : 8554, Mav 18, 1906 ; 2c. June 4, 1906.

25602

Little (The) brother; play in 4 acts, by M,
Grace. Ill p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 13. 1915 ; D : 41723 ; Mary Grace,
New York. 25602a

Little brother of the rich; satire, by J. M.
Patterson and Harriett Ford. 102 p. 4°,
Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 6, 1909 ; D : 17300 ; Joseph Me-
dill Patterson, Chicago. 25603

Little Brown Eyes; comedy drama in 2 acts, by
Jacob A. Lacy and Arthur L. Wier. [63] p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 29, 1914 ; D : 37493 ; J. A. Lacy
and A. L. Wier, Minneapolis. 25603a

society comedy in 2 acts, by J. A. Lacy and

A. L. Weir. [35] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© lo. Sept. 8. 1913 ; D : 34360 ; Jack A. Lacy
and Arthur Lewis Weir, Springfield, 111.

25604

Little brown jng; by the author of Sylvia's
soldier.

© George M. Baker, Boston; 1873:13639,
Nov. 22. 25605

.See also Handy dramas for amateur ac-
tors.— Temperance drama.

Little Buckshot; an original melodrama in 3
acts, by Charles Townsend. Chicago, T. S.
Denison [1901] 50 p. 12°. ([Denison's se-
ries, V. 11. P.O. 65. Oct., 1901] )

© T. S. Denison, Chicago; D:634; July 3,
1901 ; 2c. Oct. 10, 1901. 25606

or, Broug-ht to light, a sensational drama

in 3 acts and a prologue, by F. Herring.

© Fannv Herring, New York ; 1879 : 12660.
Sept. 23. 25607

Little (A) busybody; a comedy drama in 5 acts,
by U. Akerstrom.

© Fllie Akerstrom, Chicago; 1890:984.
Jan. 6. 25608

Little •'The) cabin in the grulch; play in 1 act,
by J. P.. Mathis. 9 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 5, 1914; D : 39015 ; June Beulah
Mathis, New York. 25608a

Little (The) cafe; musical comedy in 3 acts,
book and lyrics by C. M. S. McLellan, music
by Ivan Caryll, founded on the French farce,
Le petit cafe, by Tristan Bernard. London,
Chappell & CO., ltd., 1913. 108 p. 8°. [Li-
bretto only]

© Sept. 23, 1913; 2c. Sept. 24, 1913; D:
34522 ; Chappell & co., ltd., London. 25609

Little cassino; an original sensational drama in
2 acts, by William Carleton.

© Bonnie Runnells, New York ; 1878 : 6179,
May 22. 25610

Little (The) cavalier; comedy in 4 acts, by J. C.
Breil.

© Joseph C. Breil, New York ; 1899 : 25982,
Apr. 13. 25611

Little (The) chaperon; a musical comedy, writ-
ten and composed bj' Isidore Witmark.

© M. Witmark & sons. New York; 1899:
34095, May 20. 25612

Little Charm, adopted daughter of the Knights
of the labour league; a 5 act melodrama, by S.
Drake.

© Samuel Drake, Louisville; 1885:5960,
Mar. 11. 25613

Little Cherry Blossom; playlett of the Orient,
by S. G. Champlin. 14 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 30, 1915 ; D : 42613 ; Stephen G.
Champlin, Brooklyn. 25613a

Little (The) cherub; a new musical play in 3
acts, book by Owen Hall, lyrics by Adrian
Ross, music by Ivan Caryll. London. Chap-
pell & CO., ltd., 1906. 35 p. 8°. [Libretto
only]

© Chappell & CO., London ; D : 7864. Jan.
17, 1906; 2c. Jan. 17, 1906. 25614

Little (A) child shall lead him; by Charles
Horwitz. 7 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Thomas C. Connor. Brooklyn ; D : 6751,
May 29. 1905; 2c. Mar. 31, 1905. 25615

Little (A) child shall lead them; play of rural
life in 3 acts, by S. Blackhurst. (In Bulletin
of the First district normal school, Kirks-
ville, IMo.. V. 15, no. 8, Aug. 1915. Rural edu-
cation series no. 1)

© Sept. 1, 1915 ; Ic. Oct. 11, 1915 ; D : 41060 ;
Stephen Blackhurst, Kirksville, Mo. 25615a

See also Bachelor Bill's reunion. — Upper

(The) chamber.

Little chips; a conglomeration of farce, comedy,
variety and burlesque, by E. Clayburgh.

© Edward Clayburgh, New York; 1891:
16331, May 4. 25616

1275

25617

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

25640

Little (The) Christian; comedy drama in 4
acts, by C. H. Clarke. 122 p. f°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ciiarles H. Clarke, New York ; D : 3949.
Sept. 14, 1903; 2e. Oct. 12, 1903. 25617

drama in 1 act, by A. Oarr. 44 p. 4°. Ms.

© Ic. July 3, 1911 ; D : 24627 ; Albert Carr,
Hill City, S. D. 25618

Same. Hill City, S. D., 1911. 31 p. 16°.

© Sept. 11, 1911; 2c. Sept. 13, 1911; D:
25220; Albert Carr, Hill City, S. D.' 25619

Little (The) Christians; in a prologue and 3
acts, by W. C. Bellows. 190 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Walter Clarke Bellows, New York; D:
3124, Mar. 13, 1903 ; 2c. Mar. 14, 1903. 25620

Little Christopher Columbus; burlesque opera
in 2 acts, written by George R. Sims and Ce-
cil Raleigh, composed by Ivan Caryll. Lon-
don, Hopwood & Crew ; New Yorli, Novello,
Ewer & CO., 1893. 20 p. 8°. [Libretto only]
© Hopwood & Crew, London ; 1893 : 44947,
Oct. 9; Ic. Oct. 9. 25621

Little (The) church across the way; an origi-
nal play in 5 acts, by J. H. Wright. 78 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Joseph H. Wright, Schenectady, N. Y. ;
D. 3247, Apr. 6, 1903 ; 2c. Apr. 20, 1903. 25622

Little (The) church around the corner; by W.
Vincent.

© \Ya\tev Vincent, New York ; 1898 : 60279,
Oct. 13. 25623

— — • a comedy-drama in 4 acts, by M. Russell.
© INIarion Russell, Ridgefield, N. J. ; D : 2500,
Oct. 27, 1902. 25624

— a melodrama, by S. Wilmer and W. Vincent.

© Sidney Wilmer and Walter Vincent,
Utica, N. Y. ; D : 2043, June 25, 1902. 25625

1 act play, by J. A. Walker. [2], 16 p. 4'.

Typewritten.

© Ic. May 23, 1912; D : 29754 ; John A.
Walker, San Francisco. 25626

Little (The) clairvoyant.
Heart.

See Prince Great

Little (The) clodhopper; by C. G. Boyle.

© Carrie Graham Boyle, New Y^'ork ; D:
3332, Apr. 24, 1903. 25627

Little co-ed; vaudeville sketch in 1 act, by
Iliimilton Coleman and Harry Osborne. Bos-
ton, W. H. Baker & co., 1910. 12 p. 12°.

© Dec. 11. 1909; 2c. Dec. 13. 1909; D:
17685; Walter H. Baker & co., Boston.

25628

Little colossus; drama, by E. T. Edgerton. 68
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 20, 1909; D: 17751; Ernest T.
Edgerton, Detroit. 25629

Little Columbus; or, Christopher the second, a
burlesque extravaganza in prologue and 3
acts, by M. S. Taylor.

© Malcolm Stuart Taylor, Rochester, N. Y. ;
1889 : 33082, Oct. 31. 25630

Little comrade; comedy -drama in 3 acts, by
r>urton Stevenson, adapted from his novel of
the same name. [1], 109 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Dec. 13. 1915 ; D : 42481 ; Burton Eg-
bert Stevenson, Chillicothe, O. 25630a

— - a drama in 4 acts, by J. A. Haskins. 83 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Jessie Alice Haskins, Spokane, Wash. ;
D : 10299, Apr. 8, 1907 ; 2c. Apr. 8, 1907.

25631
Little (The) conqueror. See Jack's uncle.

Little (The) corporal; a comic opera libretto,
by H. B. Smith.

© Harry B. Smith, New York ; 1898 : 16550,
Mar. 11. 25632

playlet in 1 act, by W. W. Norton. 22 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 15, 1913 ; D : 34736 ; William War-
ren Norton, Detroit. 25633

Little (The) countess; a comedy drama in 4
acts, by John A. Harrington [John Carboy]

© Sylvester F. Wilson, New York; 1890:
36847, Nov. 21. 25634

a new and original musical farce comedy in

3 acts, by L. Jordan.

© Leopold Jordan, New York ; 1890 : 9673.
Mar. 25. 25635

an original, romantic, protean drama in 4

acts, by J. B. Gomez.

© Joseph Binard Gomez, Boston ; 1878 :
6470, May 28. 25636

or, Marg'aret, the vivandiere, a comedy in

4 acts, by G. F. Fuller.

© George F. Fuller, O'Done Park, L. I..
N. Y. ; 1892 : 4806, Jan. 30. 25637

Little (The) country store; by J. Talladay.

© Jennie Talladay, Auburn, N. Y. ; 1894:
13479, Mar. 8. 25638

Same.

© Jennie Talladay, Auburn, N. Y. ; 1894 :
49958, Oct. 26 ; 2c. Oct. 26. 25639

Little (The) cyclone; a musical comedy in 3
acts, by J. R. Hager.

© John R. Hager, Terre Haute, Ind. ; 1886 :
15023, July 1. 25640

1276

25641

COPYEIGHTED IK THE UNITED STATES

25660

Little (The) damozel; comedy in 3 acts, by
Monckton Hoffe. New York, S. French ; Lon-
don, S. French, ltd., 1912. 112 p. 12°.

© Feb. 6, 1912 ; 2c. Feb. 7, 1912 ; D : 28580 ;
Samuel French, ltd., London. 25641

drama in 3 acts, by Moulton Houck. 129 p.

4°. Typewritten,

© Ic. Apr. 6, 1910; D: 20720; Henry W.
Savage, New York. 25642

Little (The) daughter; or. Tangled relations,
farce in 1 act, tr. by L. Syberkrop. 33 p. f °.
Typewritten.

© Louis Syberkrop, Creston, la. ; D : 6441,
Mar. 20, 1905 ; 2c. Mar. 20, 1905. 25643

Little (The) daughter of the regiment; by S. T.
Wright.
*© S. T. Wright, Alma, Kan.; 1884:24771,
Dec. 15. 25644

a play for children, in 2 acts, by Joseph

Rosetti. New York, The Roxbury publishing
company, 1899. 11 p. 16°. (Wizard series)

© Roxbury pub. co.. New York; 1899:
12650, Feb. 15 ; 2c. Feb. 15. 25645

Little (The) dauntless vagabond, a wander-
ing vagrant; a romance drama in 5 acts, by
J. P. Mummey.

© J. P. Mummey, St. Louis; 1878:5134,
Apr. 27. 25646

Little Davy; a play in 3 acts, by H. Monroe.
39 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Harriet Monroe, Chicago ; D : 7876, .Jan.
20, 1906; 2c. Jan. 20, 1906. 25647

Little daylight. See Dawn (The)

Little (The) devil; comedy-drama in 1 act, by
V. Kline. 18 p. 4°, Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 10, 1913; D: 34376; Virginia
Kline, New York. 25648

a play in 1 act, by W. H. Cline. 24 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 2, 1909; D: 16452; William
Hamilton Cline, Los Angeles. 25649

Little diamond; or. The priceless jewel, a new

society drama in 5 acts, by W. H. Rightmire.

© William H. Rightmire, New York ; 1875 :

6219, June 14. 25650

Little Diana; play with music in 4 acts, by A.
Miller. [2], 98 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Li-
bretto only]

© Ic. Nov. 30, 1912 ; D : 31508 ; Ashley Mil-
ler, New York. 25651

Little (A) diplomacy; rural comedy in 1 act,
by M. S. May. 29 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 11, 1912 ; D : 29647 ; Minnie Stan-
uard May, Brookline, Mass. 25652

Little (The) diplomat; comic opera in 3 acts,
libretto by C. D. Voorhis. [78] p. 4°. Tj'pe-
written. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Feb. 3, 1914; D: 35894; Charles D.
Voorhis, Brookline, Mass. 25652a

Little (The) doctor; comedy in 3 acts, by J. P.
McCarthy. [75] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 13, 1914; D: 36340; Joseph
Paul McCarthy, Scranton, Pa. 25652b

Little Dollie Dimples; or, The little goose girl,
a farcical comedy in 3 acts, by C. Herbert
Kerr. 15 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Grace Cameron Kenworthy, New York ;
D:8923. Aug. 6, 1906; Ic. Aug. 6, 1906; Ic.
Sept. 6. 1906. 25653

Little Dorrit. See Amy Dorrit. — Amy, the
prison flower. — Dorrits (The). — Klein Dorrit.

Little Dorritt; in 5 acts, dramatized by C. F.
Chappelle.

© Caroline F. Chappelle, Brooklyn ; 1872 :
451, Jan. 16. 25654

Little Dot; playlet in 1 act, by A. R. Callender.
[10] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 22, 1912; D: 29446; Alfred R.
Callender, Philadelphia. 25655

Little Doubt. See Everyboy, and other plays
for children.

Little dramas for primary grades; by Ada
Maria Skinner and Lillian Nixon Lawrence.
New York, Cincinnati [etc.] American book
company [1913] 176 p. illus. 12°.

© Sept. 9, 1913; 2c. Sept. 12, 1913; A:
354192; A. M. Skinner, New York, and L. N.
Lawrence, ?,Iinneapolis. 25656

Little (The) dream; an allegory in 6 scenes, by
John Galsworthy. New York, C. Scribner's
sons, 1911. 3 p. 1., 3-35 p. 12°.

© .June 17, 1911; 2c. June 23, 1911; D:
24.584 ; Charles Scribner's sons. New York.

25657

See also Plays; by John Galsworthy.

Little (The) duchess; a comedy in 5 acts, by
W. M. Williams.

© Wilbur M. Williams, Holden, Mo. ; 1883 :
12694, July 11. 25658

comic opera in 2 acts. Typewritten.

© Frederick Mouillot and F. W. Marshall,
London ; 1897 : 49463, Sept. 3 ; 2c. Sept. 3.

25659

— a musical comedy in 3 acts, by H. B. Smith.
143 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

' © Harry B. Smith, New York; D : 1229,
Dec. 16, 1901 ; 2c. Mar. 27, 1902. 25660

1277

25661

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

2568X

Little (The) duchess — Continued.

■ ■ a play arr. and adapted by F. P. Clark and

C. M. Clay [pseud, of Charlotte Moon Clark]
© Frank Piuckney Clark and Charles M.

Clay, Brooklyn ; 1SS3 : 17146, Sept. 18. 25661

• See also Regina.

Tittle (The^ duck; an original burlesque on The
little duke.

© Tony Pastor, New York ; 1879 : 3416, Mar.
13. 85662

Little (The) duke. See Little (The) duck.

Little (The) Dutch cleanser; or, Don't boss
the men, play in 1 act, by T. Calhoun. 6 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. .Tan. 22, 1913 ; D : 32041 ; Theora Cal-
houn, Brooklyn. 25663

Little Egypt burlesque.

© Ashea Waba, New York; 1897:35763.
June 15. 25664

Little Egypt burlesquers.

© John B. Hood, New York; 1897:25708,
Apr 26. 25665

Little Egypt in court.

© John B. Hood New York; 1897:25707,
Apr 26. 25666

Little Egypt's London gaiety girls; a musical
extravaganza in 1 act by CUfford W. Grant.
7 p. f°. Typewritten.

© C. W. Grant. Atlantic City; D : 5408,
Aug. 11, 1904 ; 2c. July 30, 1904. 25667

Little (The) emigrant; by W. Lester. 15 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© William Lester, Detroit; D : 8170, Mar.
16; 1906; 2c. Mar. 16, 1906. 25668

or. My Irish Molly 0. 106 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Charles E. Blaney, New York ; D : 8645.
June 5, 1906 ; 2c. June 5, 1906. 25669

Little Emily; drama in 4 acts, by J. P. Hitter.
[2], 108 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 6, 1911 ; D : 25689 ; John P. Bit-
ter, New York. 25670

Little Em'ly. See Mr. Peggotty.

Little England; international comedy in 3 acts,
by R. M. Blakesley. [80] p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. May 29, 1911 ; D : 24350 ; R. M. Blakes-
ley, Cambridge, Mass. 25671

Little Enoch Arden; or. The beauty, the bully,
and the bell-punch, a musical extravaganza
in 4 acts, libretto by J. O. Kaler, music by
John G. MuUaly.

© James O. Kaler, Boston ; 1878 : 5290, May
2. 25672

Little Ethel's prayer. See Coney Island.

Little Evangeline; a burlesque comedy in 3
acts, by W. Hill.

© William Hill, New York; 1887:7918.
Apr. 2. 25673

Little (A) excitement; in 1 act, by Jane Maul-
din [i. e. J. M. Feigl]

© J. Mauldin, New York ; 1897 : 22411, Apr.
9. 25674

Same. [3], 32 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 26, 1913 ; D : 32590 ; Jane Maul-
din Feigl, New York. 25675

Little Eyolf; newly tr. from the definitive
Dano-Norwegian text, ed. with introduction
and notes, by H. L. Mencken. Boston, London,
John W. Luce & company [1909] xxv, 125 p.
16°. (The player's Ibsen)

© Henry L. Mencken, Baltimore ; A : 234400,
Feb. 8, 1909 ; 2c. Mar. 8, 1909. 25676

See also Works (The) of Henrik Lb sen.

Little face; romance of the year 199,000 B. C.
in 1 act, by H. White. 20 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Dec. 29, 1913; D: 35485; Henry
White, Sacramento, Cal. 25677

Little (The) father; comedy drama in 4 acts,
by K. Stagg.

© Katherine Stagg, New York ; D : 4060.
Oct. 7, 1903. 25678

Little (The) father of the wilderness; an origi-
nal comedy in 1 act, by A. Strong and L.
Osbourne. 40 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Austin Strong and Lloyd Osbourne, New
York ; D : 6781, June 6, 1905 ; 2c. June 6, 1905.

25679

Little (The) father's captain; melodrama of the
Russian revolution in 1 act, by H, B. Hoffman.
[2], 42 p. 8°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 25, 1914 ; D : 36467 ; Herman B.
Hoffman, New York. 25679a

Little Firefly; or. The lost heiress, a 4 act sen-
sational melodrama, by C. Melville Fowler.
64 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Melville Fowler, Cedar Springs, Mich. ;
D:2750, Dec. 22, 1902; 2c. Jan. 14, 1903.

25680

Little (A) flier in characters; a playlet, by R. V.
Spencer. 12 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Richard V. Spencer, Log Angeles; D:
13282, July 2, 1908 ; 2c. July 2, 1908. 25681

Little (The) Flips in trouble,
pranks.

See Boyhood

1278

25682

COPYEIGHTED IK THE UNITED STATES

25702

Little (The) flirt; in 3 acts, by W. Stahr. 45 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 15, 1910; D : 21343 ; Walter
Stahr, St. Louis. 25682

Little (A) flirtation. See His song bird.

Little flow'ret. See Daisy Thorne.

Little (The) fly coon; burlesque in 1 act, by
F. Dumont*

© Frank Dumont, New York ; 18S6 : 12974,
June 3. 25683

Little folks' Christmas stories and plays; eel.
by Ada M. Skinner. Chieaso, New York,
Rand, McNally & company [1915] x, 275 p.
col. front. 12°.

Dramatic contents : Christmas in many
lands. — The star in the east.

© May 15, 1915; 2c. and afe. May 24, 1915;
A : 398989 ; Hand, McNally & co., Chicago.

25683a

Little (A) fool; a musical farce comedy in 3
acts, by H, C. White.

© H. C. White, Brooklyn ; 1888 : 2412, Jan.
21. 25684

Little (A) fool talk; play in 1 act, by Frank
Kennedy. [4], 12 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 13. 1914; D : 366^1 ; Albert F.
Neumann Hawthorne, New York. 25684a

Little Fortunato; a tragedy in 1 act, based upon
Prosper Merimee's Mateo Falcone, by Edith
Gardner Shearn. 15 p. 4°, • Typewritten.

© E. G. Shearn, New York ; D : 9202, Au&.
20, 1906 ; 2c. Aug. 20, 1906. 25685

Little (A) fowl play; farcical comedy in 1 act,
by Harold Owen. New York. S. French ; Lon-
don, S. French, ltd., 1913. 33 p. 16°.

© Jan. 23, 1913; 2c. Jan. 25, 1913; D:
32070; Samuel French, ltd., London. 25686

Little (The) French nurse; a lady character
sketch, by W. H. Lingard.

© William Horace Lingard, New York ;
1872 : 8664, Aug. 13. 25687

Little friends from far away. See Little
(The) naother.

Little fury; a drama in 3 acts, by C. Foster.
© Caroline Foster, Los Angeles ; D : 13936,
Sept. 28, 1908. 25688

Little (The) game of spooning; comedy sketch,
by Barry Gray. 10 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 1, 1911; D: 24834; Jack Blair,
Chicago. 25689

Little (A) game with destiny; by Marie St.
Felix [pseud, of Harriet Louise Lynch (Mrs.
Jerome M. Lynch)]

© Harriet Louise Lynch, New York ; D :
742, Aug. 12, 1901. 25690

Little (A) game with fate; a comedy in 1 act,
by Louise Latham Wilson. Chicago, The Dra-
matic publishing company [1901] 13 p. 12°.
© Dramatic pub. co., Chicago ; D : 1076,
Nov. 11, 1901 ; 2c. Nov. 11, 1901. 25691

Little (The) Gascon; a romantic burlesque, by
R. A. Barnet.

© R. A. Barnet, Dorchester, Mass.; 1898:
63729, Oct. 31. 25692

Little Georgianna; 1 act comedy dramatic play-
let, by L. M. Meaney. [1], 10 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. July 31, 1912 ; ' D : 30392 ; Lottie
Myrtle Meaney, Charlestown, Mass. 25693

Little (The) gipsey queen; a dramatization in
4 acts, by Frederick H. Wilson. 82 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© R. W. Marks, Perth. Ontario, Canada;
D:141, Feb. 11, 1901; 2c. Feb. 11, 1901.
[Note: Copies bear title. The gipsey queen]

25694

Little (The) gipsies, Flodgard and Ermina;
by Mrs. Reese Haskett, nee, Emma Webb.

© Emma Webb Haskett, New York; 1879:
5688, Apr. 28. 25695

Little girl from Ireland; by E. D. Minturn.

© Ellive Disney Minturn, St. Louis; D:
7072, Aug. 7, 1905. 25696

Little (A) girl in a big city; a play in 4 acts,
by J. K. MacCurdy. 47 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© James Kyrle MacCurdv, Brentwood, N.
Y. ; D : 16064, June 14, 1909 ; 2c. June 14,
1909. 25697

Little (A) girl in a big world; monologue for
a woman, by L. B. Griftln.

© Lucia B. Griffin, New York; 1899:
34949, May 24. 25698

Little TThe) girl in red; comedy in 3 acts, by
J. H. Price. [225] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 28, 1911; D: 25338; J. Hyde
Price, New York. 25699

Little (The) girl next door; play in 4 acts, by
H. Turberville. [85] p. 4°. Typewritten.
© Ic. Nov. 13, 1912; D: 31390; Henry
Turberville, Washington. 25700

Little (The) girl that came to town; melo-
drama in 4 acts, by Edgar Selden.

© .Jennie K. R. Selden, New York; D:
5606, Oct. 5, 1904. 25701

Little Gloria; by M. J. Smith. 7 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Mar. 28, 1910; D : 20609 ; Maude J.
Smith, San Francisco. 25702

1279

25t63

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

25720

Little (The) god; a play in 1 act, by P. L.
Weil. 18 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 6, 1913; D: 32207; Percival L.
Weil, New York, 25703

Little Goldie; a realistic emotional play in 5
acts, founded upon Mrs. Summer Hayden's
story, published in the Fireside companion, by
PI. A. Weaver.

© Henry A. Weaver, Boston ; 1872 : 12320,
Nov. 22. 25704

or, The child of the camp, a western com-

edy drama in 4 acts, by Charles O. Willard.
Clyde, O., Ames publishing co., 1893. 28 p.
12°. ([Ames' series of standard and minor
drama, no. 330] )

© Ames pub. co., Clyde, O. ; 1894 : 529, Jan.
2; 2c. Jan. 15. 25705

Little Goody Two Shoes; a spectacular fairy
drama in 3 acts, by L. Rose.

© Laura Rose, Indianapolis ; 1894 : 53964,
Nov. 19. 25706

Little (The) goose girl. See Little Dollie
Dimples.

Little grains of sand; play in prologue and
3 acts, by E. Chantler. 192 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Apr. 12, 1915; D: 40330; Everett
Chantler, Pittsburgh. 25706a

Little grandmothers march and drill; by
Alice Cook Fuller. Lebanon, O., March
brothers [1908] cover-title, 6 p. 12°.

© March bros., Lebanon. O. ; D : 13896,
Sept. 21, 1008; 2c. Nov. 9, 1908. 25707

Little (The) gray lady; a play without a hero,
by C. Pollock. 132 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Channing Pollock, New York; D : 6949,
July 11, 1905; 2c. Nov. 15, 1905. 25708

Little Gretchen; an emotional drama in 5 acts,

adapted from the German, by U. Akerstrom.

© UUie Akerstrom, Meriden, Conn.; 1888:

27866, Oct. 1. 25709

Little Grit, the street gamin. See Girl (The)
who dared.

Little (The) gypsie; a drama in 5 acts, by
Eunice Goodrich.

© William Pottle, jr., Chicago; 1891:

18180, May 18. 25710

Little Harold; or, The suffragette, play in 4
acts, by G. F. Lisanti. New York, Nicoletti
bros. press [1911] 43 p. 16°.

© Nov. 30, 1911; 2c. Dec. 2, 1911; D:
25919; Gaetano F. Lisanti, New York.

25711

Little (A) heathen among the Quakers; 2 act

musical comedy, by Helen Mowat.

© Agnes Benton, Chicago ; 1888 : 21086,
July 23. 25712

Little (The) heiress; tabloid musical comedy,

by V. Chandler Smith and Tonnuy Allen.

[IJ, 14 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. May 21, 1913 ; D : 33281 ; Sam Frank-

, enstein, Chicago. 25713

or. The innocent polygamist, musical

comedy in 2 acts, book, lyrics and music by
Will Chase. [2], 83 p. 4°. Typewritten.
[Libretto only]

© Ic. Nov. 27, 1912; D : 31750, W. P. Chase.
New York. 25714

or. The red domino, 3 act nmsical comedy.

book, lyrics and music by W. P. Chase. [83]
p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Apr. 11, 1912; D: 29348; William
Parker Chase, New York. 25715

Little (The) heiress of Cross-Boads; by Barry
Gray. 13 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Harry H. Glass, Harrisburg, Pa. ; D :
14621, Dec. 24, 1908; 2c. Dec. 24, 1908.

25716

Little heroine; rural comedy drama in tabloid
form in 3 acts, by Nelson Compston. Chi-
cago, Chicago manuscript co., 1915. 31 p. f°.
Mimeographed.

© June 28, 1915; 2c. July 10, 1915; D:
41203; Chicago- manuscript CO., Chicago.

25716a

or, Self accused, a comedy drama in 4

acts, by Charles O. Willard. Clyde, O., Ames
publishing co.

© Ames pub. co., Clyde, O. ; 1897:25678.
Apr. 26; 2c. May 8. 25717

Little (A) heroine of the Revolution; an his-
torical play for all ages, by Elizabeth F. Gup-
till-. Lebanon, O., March brothers, 1906.
cover-title, 29 p. 12°.

© March bros., Lebanon, O. ; D : 9269, Oct.
18, 1906; 2c. Oct. 27, 1906. 25718

Little (The) homeopathe; play in 4 acts, by C.
Strakosch. 123 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 9, 1915; D : 40321 ; Carl Stra-
kosch, New York. 25718a

Little (The) homestead; an original domestic
drama in 4 acts, by W. B. Patton. 46 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© William B. Patton, Rochester, N. Y. ; D :
3094, Mar. 6, 1903 ; 2c. May 21, 1903. 25719

Little (The) hoodoo; musical comedy in 2 acts,
by F. J. Hafner.

© F. J. Hafner, Philadelphia ; 1888 : 15690,
May 31. 25720

1280

25721

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

25744

Little Italy; a tragedy in 1 act, by Horace B.
Frv. New York. R. H. Russell, 1902. 7 p. 1.,
50 p. front. 12'.

© Harrison Grav Fiske, New l^ork ; D :
1267, Jan. 10, 1902 ; 2c. Mar. 3, 1902. 25721

Little Jack; or, Tom Rounder's baby, sketch in
1 act, by F. and B. Douglas. 13 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Frederick and Barbara Douglas, New
York: D:4747, Mar. 18, 1904; 2c. Mar. 18,
1904. 25722

Little Jack Homer.

© Melville B. Raymond, New York; D:
6234, Feb. 16, 1905. 25723

a farce comedy in 3 acts, by .7. B. Mackie

[pseud, of J. B. McDonald]

© James B. Mackie, Georgetown. INIass. ;
1897 : 29214, May 13. 25724

Little Jack's Christmas; play in 1 act, by Eliza-
beth F. Guptill. Franklin, O., Eldridge en-
tertainment house, 1913. 16 p. 12°.

© Nov. 15, 1913; 2c. Dec. 26, 1913; D:
35447; Eldridge entertainment house, Frank-
lin, O. 25725

Little (The) jade; a comedy drama, by L. Bas-
com. 25 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Lee Bascom, United States ; 1891 : 40803,
Nov. 14 ; 2c. Nov. 14. 25726

Little jade joss; a musical comedy in 2 acts,
book and lyrics bv Robert Emmet MacAlarney,
score by H. S. Haskins. 29 p. 8°. Printed.

© Henrv Stanlev Haskins. South Orange,
N. J. ; D : 4955, Apr. 21, 1904 ; 2c. May 6. 1904.

25727

Little Jap; opgrette japonaise en 1 acte, par
Paul Franck, musique d'Edouard Mathe.
Paris, Georges Ondet, 1913. 32 p. 16°. [Li-
bretto only]

© Nov. 8, 1913 ; 2c. Nov. 17, 1913 ; D : 35090 ;
Ondet, Paris. 25728

Little (A) Japanese g'irl; a play in 1 act, by L.
Fuller. 14 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Loie Fuller, Paris ; D : 11142, Aug. 1, 1907 :
2c. Aug. 1, 1907. 25729

Little (The) jewel; a comedy drama in 4 acts,
by H. V. Leavitt.

© Harrv Vincent Leavitt, New York ; 1891 :
8136. INIar." 3 ; 2c. Apr. 4. 25730

a 4 act comedy drama.

© H. Vincent Leavitt, A. H. Drummond,
TTnited States and L. E. Smith, Brooklyn ;
1890 : 12093, Apr. 12. 25731

Little Joe; play in 1 act, by W. A. Anderson.
10 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 21, 1914 ; D : 37958 ; Wm. Arthur
Anderson, Chicago. 25732a

Little Johnny Wise; by F. J. Mahon. [27] p.
f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 13, 1911 ; D : 25208 ; Francis J.
Mahon, Detroit. 25733

Little (A) joke on Molly; a farce comedy in 1
act, by E. A. Gerrard. 32 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ernest Allen Gerrard, Columbus, Neb. ;
D : 10054, Mar. 1, 1907 ; 2c. 'Mar. 1, 1907.

25734

Little (The) joker; comedv based on sober truth
in 4 acts, by H. Talbot. [112] p. 4°.

© Ic. Dec. 12, 1911 ; D : 26004 ; Hayden Tal-
bot, New York. 25735

comedy drama in 4 acts, by A. E. Weiss,

jr. [V], 76 p. 4°. Ms.

© Ic. Apr. 18, 1912; D: 29416; Albert E.
Weiss, jr., Los Angeles. 25736

■ ■ an original spectacular burlesque opera, by

J. C. West.

© J. Clarence West, United States; 1889:
30336, Oct. 7. 25737

a play, by F. G. Maeder.

© Carrie Swain and Fred G. Maeder,
United States ; 1884 : 16646, Aug. 16. 25738

See also His last chance.

M. Light-

Little Kai Jing; play in 3 acts, by F
ner. 139 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© le. Jan. 25, 1913 ; D : 32082 ; Frances M

Lightner, New York.

25739

Little Jim; by De W. J. Flanigan.

© De Witt J. Flanigan, .Jersey City; D:
15563, Apr. 7, 1909. 25732

5379—16 81 1281

or. The flower of Chinatown, play in 1 act,

by F. M. Lightner. 48 p. 4°. Typewritten.
© Ic. Sept. 12, 1913 ; D : 34407 ; Frances M.
Lightner, Detroit. 25740

Little Klondike; a burlesque in 2 acts, book by
R. L. ]McCardell.

© Rov L. McCardell, New York; 1897:
43938, Aug. 3. 25741

Little Kodacks; a sensational drama in 4 acts,
by W. J. Cumberland.

© William J. Cumberland, Philadelphia;
1898 : 6736, Jan. 20. 25742

Little (The) lady; a play in 3 acts, present time,

by M. R. Mechtold. 143 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Mary R. Mechtold, New York ; D : 14968,

Feb. 2, 1909; 2c. Feb. 2, 1909. 25743

Little lady of heart's desire; by W. J. Jossey.
76 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© le. Aug. 28, 1909 ; D : 16744 ; William J.
Jossey, Chicago. 25744

35745

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

25761

Little (The) leading lady; a dramatic sketch
in 1 act, by G. L. Kennedy. 14 p. f°. Type-
written.

. © George Louis Kennedy, Baltimore ; D :
10564, May 14, 1907 ; 2c. June 7, 1907. 25745

Little Lohengrin; an original operatic bur-
lesque, by E. Smith and C. Coote, music by
Frank David.

© Edgar Smith, Chicago ; 1886 : 20612. Sept.
13. 25746

Little Lord Fauntleroy; a drama founded on
the story of the same name, by F. H. Burnett.
94 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Frances Hodgson Burnett, AVashington ;
1889 : 1185, Jan. 8 ; 2c. Nov. 20, 1890 (acts 2, 3)

25747

Little (The) Lord Jesus; a nativity play, by O.
Benton.

© Caroline Benton, Chicago ; D : 13478, Aug.
1,1908. 25748

Little Lord McElroy; an Irish American com-
edy, by Slason Thompson.

© Barry and Fay. United States; 1889:
12094, Apr. 18. 25749

Little lost sister; drama in 4 acts, by Arthur
James Pegler and Edwni'd A. Rose. [131] p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 12, 1913; D : 34409 ; Virginia
Brooks Washburne and Robert E. Ricksen,
Chicago. 25750

Little Ma'anioiselle; a drama in 4 acts, by A. G.
O'Ryan.

© Anna Gertrude O'Ryan, New York ; 1898 :
23388, Apr. 13. 25751

Little Madcap; a musical comedy in 3 acts, book
and lyrics by L. J. Bisbee. 40 p. 4°. Type-
written. [Libretto only]

© Lucian J. Bisbee, Brooklyn ; D : 7866,
Jan. 18, 1906 ; 2c. Jan. 18, 1906. 25752

Little Madcap's journey; fairy extravaganza
in 3 acts, by 1. Anderson. [2], 16 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. July 18, 1912; D: 30296; Isabel An-
derson, Brookline, Mass. 25753

— ■ See also Every boy, and other plays for
children.

Little (The) magician,
children.

See Short plays for

Little (The) major; a grand military drama in
4 acts, by C. D. Dickinson. Lisbon, O., Patriot
printing house, 1882. 22 p. 8°.

© Charles D. Dickinson, New Li.sbon, O. ;
1882 : 15660, Sept. 22 ; 2c. Dec. 30. 25754

Little (The) major — Continued.

■ a play in 3 acts and a prologue, by M. E.

Smith.

© Mary Ellis Smith, Chicago; 1889:25550,
Aug. 21. 25755

Little (The) man; drama in 3 acts, by J. H.
Booth. [131] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 10, 1911 ; D : 25737 ; John Hunter
• Booth, New Orleans. 25756

and other satires; by John Galsworthy.

New York, C. Scribner's sons, 1915. x, 279
p. 12°.

Dramatic contents : The little man. — Hall-
marked.

© May 1, 1915: 2c. and aff. Mav 5, 1915;
A: 398691 ; Charles Scribner's sons, New York.

25756a

Little (The) marchioness. See Lucette.

Little Mary Mack (from Hackensack); sensa-
tional American musical play in 3 acts, book
and lyrics by D. E. Davenport. 78 p. 4°.
Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. May 29. 1913 ; D : 33477 ; Delbert Es-
sex Davenport. St. Louis. 25757

Little master; drama in 3 acts, by .T. B. Ould.
75 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© 1<'. .Tan. 19, 1915; D : 39532 ; .Tesse Bri-ht
Oidd, New York. 25757a

play in 1 act, by H. W. Bible. 12 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 29, 1913; D : 34573 ; Howard
Wiswall Bible, New York. 25758

Little Max; an act in 1 scene, by Jean C. Havez.
[2], 15 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 8, 1913 ; D : 32356 ; Edouard Jose,
New York. 25759

Little (The) mayor; t-omedy in 4 acts, by (i.
Henry Atkinson. 141 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 28, 1910 ; D : 22942 ; George H. At-
kinson, New York. 25760

Little Memo's dream; vaudeville sketch in 1
act, by Sarony l^ambert and M. Owen. 5 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Mav Owen, New York ; D : 8201, Mar. 21,
1906; 2c. Mar. 21, 1906. 25761

Little (The) men play; a 2 act play, adapted by
Elizabeth Lincoln Gould from Louisa May Al-
cott's story. Little men, with pictures by Regi-
nald B. Birch. Philadelphia, Curtis publish-
ing coiiipanv ; Boston, Little, Brown tfc com-
pany [1900] 103 p. 12 pi. 12°.

© .John S. P. Alcott, Newton, Mass.; 1900
A : 2870S, Nov. 23 ; 2c. Nov. 23. 25761a

1282

25761

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

25778

Little (The) mermaid; opera in 3 acts, by Hans
Christian Andersen, adapted and arr. by N.
Picini-Mersereau. [30] p. 4°. Typewritten.
[Libretto only]

© Ic. June 1, 1914 ; D : 37251 ; Nina Picini-
Mersereau, Sag Harbor, N. Y. 25761b

• See also Garden (The) of Paradise.

Little (A) messenger boy; a melodrama in 4
acts, by L. Eagan.

© Louis Eagan, New York ; D : 327, Apr. 9,
1901. 25762

Little (The) minister; dramatized by J. A.
Eraser from J. M. Barrie's novel. Typewrit-
ten.

(^ .John Arthur Eraser, Chicago ; 1900 A :
18158, July 23 ; 2e. Jan. 24, 1901. 25763

Little (The) mischief makers. See House (The)
on the avenue.

Little Miss Areoplane; a musical satire in 1
act, by C. Davis and A. Gillespie. 42 p. 4°.
Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Collin Davis and Arthur Gillespie, Chi-
cago ; D : 14883, Jan. 23, 1909 ; 2c. Jan. 23,
1909. 25764

Little Miss Bo-Peep; an original musical com-
edy in 3 acts, by E. A. Locke.

© Edwin A. Locke, Lockehaven, N. H. ; 1893 :
49227. Nov. 4. 25765

Little Miss Brooklyn; an original burlesque
in 3 scenes, by .7. Saunders.

© John Saunders, New York; 1897:48436,
Aug. 28. 25766

Little Miss Brown; original comedy in 3 acts,
by P. Bartholomae. [4], 122 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Apr. 8, 1912; D: 29386; Philip Bar-
tholomae, New York. 25767

Little Miss Chicago; a burlesque on the city

of Chicago, by H. B. Clifford. Typewritten.

© Harry B. Clifford, Chicago ; 1897 : 12799,

Feb. 20; 2c. Mar. 12. 25768

Little Miss Chicago in gay Paris; a burlesque
in 3 acts.

© Harry B. Clitford, Chicago ; 1897 : 34946,
June 11. 25769

Little Miss Cinderella; a parlor pantomime in
1 long agony and 4 gasps, by Charles Mill-
ward.

© John J. King, New York; 1886: 543, Jan.
7. 25770

Little Miss Clover; by H. Montague.

© Harry Montague, New York; 1899:
50304, Aug. 4. 25771

Little Miss Cuba; tabloid musical comedy, by
D. S. Kusell. [2], 18 p. obi. 12°. Type-
written. [Libretto only]

© Ic. July 12, 1913; D: 33778; Dan S.
Kusell, Chicago. 25772

Little Miss Devil; musical comedy in 2 acts,
by A. Hoffman. 253 p. 4°. Typewritten.
[Libretto only]

© Ic. Dec. 18, 1913 ; D : 35385 ; Aaron Hoff-
man, New York. 25773

play in 2 acts, by A. Hoffman. [143] p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 24, 1914 ; D : 36120 ; Aaron Hoff-
man, New York. 25773a

Little Miss Discontent sees the world; play
for children, by Lillian L. Bartlett. [28]
p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 7, 1914; D : 35949 ; Eliza (Lil-
lian) Lefffrts Bartlett, Brooklyn. 25773b

Little Miss Dot; play in 4 acts, by A. Z. Chip-
man. 60 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 22, 1915; D : 40515 ; Darcv &
Wolford, inc.. New York. 25773c

Little Miss Fix It; play in 2 acts, by W. Hurl-
but. 102 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 13, 1915; D : 41487 ; William
Hurlbut, New York. 25773d

Little Miss Flirt; a nnisical play, by A. Burk-
hardt. 34 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto
only]

© Addison Burkhardt, New York ; D : 9393,
Nov. 6, 1906; 2c. Nov. 6, 1906. 25774

Little Miss Fortune; dramatic comedy in 1
act, by Wright Clemens [pseud, of C. Husted]
31 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 9, 1915 ; D : 41947 ; Charles Hus-
ted, Grand Rapids, Mich. 25774a

a musical comedy in 2 acts, by W. Gould.

113 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© William Gould, New York; D : 7346,
Sept. 23, 1905; 2c. Oct. 10, 1905. 25775

Little Miss Earn and; comedy in 1 act, b.v
Y. H. Smalley. 15 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 6, 1910; D: 22231; Victor H.
Smalley, New York. 25776

• Same. 14 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 29, 1911; D: 24343; E.state of
Victor H. Smalley, Stephen Conday, adrar.,
St. Paiil. 25777

Little Miss Irish; a play in 4 acts, by Gene-
vieve McCloud. 213 p. 8°. Typewritten.

© Genevieve McCloud Weitzel. Detroit ;
1897:6646, Jan. 22; 2c. Mar. 1. 25778

1283

25779

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

25797

Little Miss Jealousy; a light comedy sketch in

1 act, by R. Ferral.

© Robert Ferral, New York; 1898:46549.
Aug. 5; 2c. Aug. 8. 25779

Little Miss Johnstone; an original comedy,
by F. E. Dumm. Upper Sandusky, O., 1887.

2 p. 1., 39 p. 12°.

© Frank E. Dumm, Upper Sandusky. O. ;
1887:20473, Aug. 11; 2c. Aug. 11. 25780

Little Miss Kut-up; dramatic composition in 2
jK-ts, by M. Ott. 79 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 10. 1911; D:2.5G53: Matthew
Ott. Wollaston. Mass. 25781

Little Miss Mab; an original comedy-drama in
4 acts, by J. A. Eraser, jr.

© B. S. Spooner, United States; 1891:
10957, Mar. 24. 25782

Little Miss Million; a comedy in 4 acts, by A.

Daly, from the German of Oscar Blumenthal.

© Augustin Daly, New York; 1890:29524,

Sept. 25. 25783

Little Miss Mix-up; in 3 acts, by J. A. Gal-
via. 23 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 5, 1911 ; D : 24633 ; Jas. A. Gal-
vin, New York. 25784

Little Miss Modesty; a dramatic composition
in 2 acts, bv R. Carle and M. E. Rourke.
51, 48 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Richard Carle. Somerville, INIass. ; D :
1127, Nov. 27. 1901; 2c. Mar. 19, 1901. 25785

Little Miss Money; play in 1 act, by T. Mc-
Cracken. 5 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 22. 1915; D : 39604 ; Thomas
McCracken. Philadelphia. 25785a

Little Miss Mouse; a comedy in 3 acts, from
the French, by D. Davidson and Katherine
Berry di Zerega.

© Dore Davidson, New York: D : 1876.
May 12. 1902. 25786

Little Miss Muffet; a comedy-drama in 4 acts,
by H. M. Bennett.

© Helen Marie Bennett Deadwood, S. D. ;
D : 2125, July 15, 1902. 25787

a musical comedy in 3 acts, by J. Hart.

© Joseph Hart, New York; 1890:18548,
June 7. 25788

Little Miss Mystery; play of school life with
music in 3 acts, by Chas. Morton. Chicago,
Chicago manuscript co., 1915. [57] p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 5, 1915 ; D : 41431 ; Alexander
Byers, Chicago. 25788a

Little Miss Nobody; a comedy drama in 3 acts,
by Frank Dumont. Philadelphia. The Penn
l)uhlisliing company, 1897.

© IVnn pub. co., Philadelphia ; 1897 : 29390,
May 14 ; 2c. May 17. 25789

— an original drama, by L. B. Parker.

© Lem B. Parker, Chicago ; D : 10000. Feb.
21, 1907. 25790

play in 1 act ,by L. M. Meaney. [21] p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 9, 1914; D: 36980; Lottie Myr-
tle Meaney, Charlestown, Mass. 25790a

Little Miss Particular; comedy dr.-ima in 4
acts, by W. Day. [134] p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Apr. 4, 1911; D : 23842 ; Wilson Day,
Cleveland. 25791

Little Miss Princess; farce comedy in 1 act, by
M. Kusell. [1], 12 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 16, 1914; D : 36029 : Matthew
Kusell, Chicago. 25791a

Little Miss Right; comedy in 3 acts, by S.
Murphy. [1], 68 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 20, 1912; D : 30308 ; Stanley
Murphy. New York. 25792

Little Miss Robinson Crusoe; comedy drama
in 4 acts, by C. W. Russell. [1], 66 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. ]May 8. 1914 ; D : 36973 ; Mrs. (diaries
Walcott Russell, Yonkers, N. Y. 25792a

Little Miss Santa Claus; Christmas pastoral
in 1 act, by M. Arthur. [1], 13 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Apr. 11, 1911 : D : 23920 ; Malcolm
Arthur, New York. 25793

Little Miss Sherlock Holmes; in 1 act, by J. S.
Dawley. Typewritten.

© James Searle Dawlev, New York; 1900
A : 16982. July 10 ; 2c. July 10. 25794

Little Miss Susan; comedy-drama in 4 acts, by
F. Raymond. 64 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 6, 1912; D: 28574; Fred. Ray-
mond, Sycamore, 111. 25795

Little Miss Thompson; a comedy drama in 4
acts.

© Lee J. Kellam, '\^■addingtou, N. Y. ;
1896 : 41654, July 17. 25796

Little Miss Van Winkle; a comedy for chil-
dren in 2 acts, by Barbara Burbank. Bos-
ton, W. H. Baker & co., 1902. 18 p. 12°.

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston; D:
1699, Apr. 5, 1902; 2c. May 14. 1902. 25797

I

1284

25798

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

25815

Little Miss Wanda; or, His soul, farce in 1
act, by E. M. Crane. [2], 15 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. July 6, 1912; D : 30192 ; Eleanor
Maude Crane, New York. 25798

Little Miss Wise; an original comedy in 1 act,

hy C. Kelly. 2 p. 1., 22 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 19, 1914 ; D : 38846; Claud Kelly,

Los Angeles. 25798a

Little Mrs. Cummin; comedy in 3 acts, by
Richard Pryce. New York, S. French ; Lon-
don, S. French, ltd., 1910. 97 p. 12°.
([French's acting ed. no. 2359])

© Apr. 28, 1910; 2c. Apr. 29, 1910; D:
20907; Samuel French, London. 25799

founded on The Eglamore por-
traits by Mary E. Mann. 108 p. 8°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Nov. 30, 1909; D : 17569 ; Richard
Pryce, London. 25800

Little (The) model; play in 3 acts, by H.

Thorn. [4], 138 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jime 2, 1914; D: 37196; Hallett

Thorn, New York. . 25800a

Little Monte Cristo; n burlesque in 3 acts, by
.T. Stetson.

© John Stetson, Boston; 1887:72.38, Mar.

28. 25801

an original extravaganza in 3 acts, by H.

A. Covell.

© H. A. Covell, New York; 1888:6419,

Mar. 1.

25802

Little Monte Cristo, the great London suc-
cess; a burlesque melodrama in 3 acts, arr.
nnd adapted by Jennie Kimball.

© Jennie Kimball Flaherty, Boston; 1887:
19422, July 28. 25803

Little (The) moonshiner; dramatic composi-
tion in 1 act, by F. J. Beaman and Clifford
F. Ivins. 18, [2] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 29, 1911 ; D : 24093 ; Fred J.
Beaman. Washington. 25804

Little (A) more cider. See Social (The)
stage. — Temperance (The) drama.

Little (The) Mose's in the bull rush's.
Louisiana low lands.

See

Little (The) mother; a comedy drama in 4
juts, by T. Kremer.

© Theodore Kremer, New York; 1900 A:
2ni02, Nov. 30. 25805

ii comedy in 3 acts, by G. F. Fuller.

© George F. Fuller, New York ; 1881 : 294,
Jan. 7. • 25806

Little (The) mother — Continued.

in 4 acts, by Lawrence Marston. 133 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© William E. Nankeville, New York; D:

1982, June 7, 1902 ; 2c. June 7, 1902. 25807

a 1 act play, by W. H. Smedley. Type-

written.

© W. H. Smedley. New York, 1898 : 24239,

Apr. 16; 2c. Apr. 16. 25808

play in 2 acts ; Little friends from far

away, missionary play in 1 act ; A Christ-
mas surprise, play in 3 acts, by G. L. Phelps.
Gladstone. N. J., St. Bernard's press, 1913.
32 p. 12°.

© Dec. 8, 1913; 2c. Dec. 10, 1913; D:
35364 ; Gertrude L. Phelr)S. Boundbrook. N. J.

25809

— Sec also Fatal (The) wedding.

Little Mother Goose; or, The golden egg, an
operatic burlesque, by G. F. Dittmar.

© Geo. F. Dittmar, Jersey City; 1896:
32163, May 28. 25810

Little mother of the alley; comedy drama in

3 acts, by F. Howe, jr.

© Frank Howe, jr., Philadelphia ; D : 6588,
Apr. 13, 1905. 25811

Little (The) mother of the slums, and other
plays; by E. H. Denison. Boston, Gotham
press [1915] 133 p. 12°. (American dra-
matists series)

Contents : The little mother of the slums. —
The yeggman. — Duped. — My friend's in town. —
The mystery of Beacon Hill. — Dolly Madison's
afternoon tea. — The dawn of nuisic.

© July 14, 1915; 2c. July 19, 1915; D:
41250 ; Emily H. Denison, Denver. 25811a

Little mother sees; sketch, by M. Harris. [1],
5 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 10, 1913 ; D : 32624 ; Mable Har-
ris, Seattle. 25812

Little (The) mother's devotion; a melodrama in

4 acts, by M. Hauser. 89 p.. f^ Typewritten.
© M. Hauser. New Orleans ; D : 13689, Aug.

3L 1908 ; 2c. Aug. 12, 1909. 25813

Little (The) mountain fairies; in 3 acts, by
L. A. Smith.

© Louisa A. Smith, Norwich, Conn. ; 1887 :
28952. Nov. 8. 25814

Little (The) mountaineer; by J. W. Baughmau.

© James W. Baughman, Dewey, Okl. ; D:

12027, Jan. 2, 1908. 25815

Little (The) moustache; play in 3 acts, by U. K.
Gleugh. [107] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 18, 1915; P: 42289; Ursula
Keene Cleugh, New York. 25S15a

1285

25816

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

25834

Little Muffets; a new American comedy drama
in 4 acts, liy A. Waldron.

© Andrew Waldron, New Yorl^; 1883:
16928, Sept. 14. 25816

Little mustang'; play in 3 acts, by H. J. Smith.
150 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 13, 1914 ; D : 35654 ; Harry James
Smith, New Yorlc. 25816a

Little mystic coons; in 1 act, hy W. E. Torbert.
Typewritten.

© William Edwin Torbert, Decatur, 111. ;
1900 A : 25192, Oct. 10 ; 2c. Oct. 10. 25817

Little (A) negro nonsense. .Sec New (The)
aviator.

Little Nell of Old curiosity shop; drama in 4
acts, by R. Fitz Gerald.

© Riter Fitz Gerald, Philadelphia ; D : 2898,
Jan. 13, 1903. 25818

Little Nellie; or. The false friend, a melodrama
in 5 acts, by I. L. Bliss.

© Ida L. Bliss, Philadelphia; 1894:5695,
Apr. 13. 25819

Little Nemo.

© New York herald co., Jersey City ; D :
10946, July 10, 1907. 25820

Little Nemo in slumberland.

© New York herald co., Jersey City ; D :
11088, July 31. 1907. 25821

Little Nugget; or, Grinder's kid, a 3 act com-
edy, by H. Dumars. Springfield, Mo., 1885.
1 p. 1., 27 numb. 1., obi. 12°.

© Horace Dumars, Springfield, Mo. ; 1885 :
22229, Oct. 23 ; 2c. Oct. 23. 25822

Little (A) ofE; a skit, by F. C. Barclay. 9 p. 4°.
Tj'pewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 4, 1910; D: 20347; Fannie C.
Barclay, New York. 25823

See also Cranks,

Little (The) old log cabin in the lane. New
York, R. M. De Witt.

© Robert M. De Witt, New York; 1875:
9419, Sept. 10 : 2c. Oct. 26. 25824

Little orphan Annie; a drama in 4 acts, by
J. M. Handley.

© J. M. Handley, Milwaukee ; D : 30l2O, Feb.

20, 1903. 25825

Little (A) orphan girl; a drama in 5 acts, by

Fred Snmmerfield. 124 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© F. Smnmerfield, New York ; D : 5915, Dec.

16, 1904; 2c. Dec. 16, 1904. 25826

Little (A) outcast; a protean play of New
York life in .'") acts, by Hal Reid [i. e. James
Halleck Reid] .53 p. f°. Typewritten.

© American anuisement assn., Chicago; D:
1050, Nov. 1, 1901; 2c. Nov. 1, 1901. 25827

Little (A) outcast — Continued.
■ Same. 77 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© American jiinusoment assn., Chicago; D:
2347, Sept. 17, 1902 ; 2c. Sept. 17, 1902. 25828

-or. The drunkard reformed, a comical

drama, by G. T. Frederick.

© George Taylor Frederick, lioulsville ;
1879 : 10398, Aug. ."i. 25829

Little (The) outcast in her crazy dance. Sec
Gypsy (The) fortune teller.

Little (The) pagan; or, Dolly Brown from
Taylortown, musical comedv in 2 acts, bv
W. D. Luks. [66] p. 4°. Typewritten. [Li-
bretto only]

© Ic. Feb. 24, 1911 ; D : 23448 ; William D.
Luks, New York. 25830

Little (The) pale man. See Nelson (The)
touch.

Little Pard; western comedy drama in 3 acts, by
Nelson Compston. Chicago, Chicago manu-
script CO., 1914. [30] p. f°. Mimeograplied.
© Sept. 30, 1914; 2c. Nov. 23, 1914; D:
38891 ; Alex. Byers, Chicago. 25830a

Little (The) pardner; sensational drama of
strong heart iirterest in 1 act, 3 scenes, by
Nelson Compston. Chicago, Chicago manu-
script CO., 1914. [1], 17 p. f°. Mimeo-
graphed.

© Nov. 2. 1914 ; 2c. Nov. 21, 1914 ; D : 38877 ;
Alex. Byers, Chicago. 25830b

Little (The) Parisian; a 1 act musical comedy,
by W. I>e Baron and Cecil B. de Mille. [3],
28 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 19, 1913; D: 32363; William Le
Baron and Constance A. de Mille, New York.

25831

Little (The) partner; by J. Hale.

© Jess Hale, Fond du Lac. Wis. ; D : 15588.
Apr. 10, 1909. 25832

Little (The) people; i)lay in 3 acts, by C. Fue.
[8]. 101 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 15, 1910; D: 21352; Charles
Fue, Chicago. 25833

Little people's Christmas book; by Clara J.
Denton. Franklin. O., P]ldridge entertain-
ment house, 1915. 83 p. 12°.

© Oct. 30, 1915; 2c. and aff. Dec. 20. 1915;
A : 419326 ; P^ldridge entertainment house,
Franklin. O. 25833a

Little people's plays; by Marie Irish [pseu<l.
(tf Mayme Riddle Bitney] Chicago, T. S.
Denison & company [1913] 122 p. 12°.

© Oct. 2. 1913; 2c. Oct. 6, 1913; A : 357045 ;
Eben H. Norris, Chicago. 25834

I

1286

25835

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

25853

Little Pete; or, Ping Mung, a tragic drama,
by C. Giannini.

© Catherine Giannini, San Francisco ;

1899:2259, Jan. 4.

25835

Little Peter; a pathetic tale of child life, by
Ferencz Molnar, tr. from the original Hun-
garian by Eugene Lucas. Newspaper clip-
ping, illus.

© American-examiner, New York; D:
14657, Dec. 29, 1908; 2c. Dec. 29, 1908.

25836

story of the present time in 3 acts, by

L. Moore. 17 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 19, 1913; D : 32998 ; Laura
Moore, Muskegon, Mich. 25837

Little Phil's sweetheart; a comedy drama in 5
acts, [Ijy] F. L. Kixby. 52 p. 4°. Type-
\\ritten.

© Frank L. Bixby, St. Paul; 1893:32861,
July 11; 2c. July 11. 25838

Little (The) pilgrims; a dramatic composi-
tion in 4 acts, by W. C. Bellows.

© Walter Clarke Bellows, New York; D:
1797, Apr. 29, ]902. 25839

Little pilgrims and the book beloved; a mys-
tery play, by M. K. J. Hobart.

© Marie E. J. Hobart. New York; D:
8257. Mar. 20, 1906. 25840

Same. New York, Longmans, Green and

CO.. 1906. ix, 52, [1] p. front., 5 pi. 8°.

© Mfirie E. J. Hobart, New York; A:
161540, Nov. 26. 1906; 2c. Nov. 28, 1906.

25840a

Little (A) pilgrim's progress,
the heart.

^ee House of

Little pitchers; by L. Ten Broek.

© Lorraine Ten Broek, St. Louis ; D : 11559,
Oct. 21, 1907. 25841

Little plays for little players; by Mara L.
Pratt-Chadwick. Book 1. Boston, New York
[etc.] Educational publishing company
[19111 112 p. illus. 12°.

© Feb. 21, 1911; 2c. Feb. 27. 1911; A:
283059 ; Educational pub. co., Boston. 25842

Little plays from American history for young
folks, by Alice Johnstone V/alker. New-
York. Henry Holt and company, 1914. 4 p. I..
3-155 p. 16°.

Contexts: I. Hiding the regicides. — II.
jVIrs. Murray's dinner party.^ — III. Four
scenes from the time of Lincoln.

© Aug. 21, 1914; 2c. Sept. 2, 1914; A:
379334; Henrv Holt & co.. New York.

25842a

Little (The) plunger; a musical sketch in 1
act, by A. Vatter and A. S. Kendall. Type-
written.

© August Vatter and Arthur S. Kendall,
Boston; 1900 A : 30161, Dec. 13; 2c. Jan. 2,
1901. 25843

Little (A) politician; comedy in 4 acts, by
S. S. Tibbals. Franklin, O., Eldridge enter-
tainment house, 1912. 61 p. 12°.

© Nov. 1, 1912 ; 2c. Dec. 9, 1912 ; D : 31662 ;
Seymour S. Tibbals, Franklin, O. 25844

Little Polly; a sensational, drama in 4 acts,
by Chas. H. Flemming.

© Carrie V. Rock, Baltimore ; 1894 : 53160,
Nov. 15. 25845

Little (The) president; or. The statue of
Liberty, play in 1 act, by L. du R. Macpher-
son. 21 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 20, 1915; D : 40567 ; La Mar-
garet du Rocher Macpherson, New York.

25845a
Little (The) priest; a romantic 4 act drama, by
Leon W. Washburn.

© L. W. Washburn, Kingston, N. Y. ;
1899 : 79868, Dec. 9. 25846

Little (The) princess; play in 3 acts, by F. H.
Burnett. New York, S. French; London, S.
French, ltd., 1911. 68 p. 12°. ([Frencb'.s
international copyrighted ed. of the works of
the best authoi's, no. 205] )

© Feb. 11, 1911; 2c. Feb. 13, 1911; D:
23335; Frances Hodgson Burnett, Manhasset,
N. Y. 25847

Little prospector; a melotlrama in 4 acts, by
Edward Locke. 129 p. 4°. Typewritten.
© American amusement assn., Chicago ; D :
8985, Aug. 22, 1906; 2c. Aug. 22, 1906.

25848

Little Puck; a farcical comedy in 3 acts, by
Howard P. Taylor.

© Frank Daniels. United States ; 1885 :
24678, Nov. 25; 2c. Nov. 11, 1887. 25849

Little (The) puritan; a comedy-dramatic play-
let, by A. Laird. [15] p. f°. Ms.

© Ic. Aug. 15, 1910 ; D : 21795 ; Amy Laird,
Water Valley, Miss. 25850

Little Rags; comedy drama in 4 acts, by J. D.
Jaxone. 87 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 6, 1910; D: 21948; Jay Duke
Jaxone, Govans, Md. 25851

Little (A) ray of sunshine; a comedy in 3
acts, by Mark Ambient and Wilton Heriot.
Typewritten.

© W. G. Smyth and Myron B. Rice, New
York; 1899:39515, June 16; 2c. Aug. 26.

25852

1287

25853

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

25873

Little (A) rebel; by U. H. Thurston.

© Mny Henderson Thurston, Mechanic
Falls, Me. ; 1895 : 43185, Aug. 24. 25853

a sane Fourth of July play [in 2 scenes]

by Harold Strong Latham.^ New York, E. S.
Werner & company, 1912. ' 15 p. 12°.

© Apr. 16, 1912; 2c. Apr. 19, 1912; D:
29513; Edgar S. Werner, New York. 25854-

Little (The) recruit; or, The War of the Re-
bellion, a realistic military drama in 5 acts
and 6 tableaux, by J. M. Hays and T. J.
McAulifte.

© J. Milton Hays and Thomas J. McAulifte,
United States ; 1887 : 32990, Dec. 19. 25855

Little (The) red hat. See Petit (Le) cbapeau
rouge.

Little (The) red mare; a farce in 1 act, by O. E.
Young. New York, Dick & Fitzgerald, 1908.
23 p. 12°.

© Dick & Fitzgerald, New York ; D : 12161,
Jan. 11, 1908 ; 2c. Jan. 30, 1908. 25856

Little Red Riding- Hood; a play in 4 acts, by

Stewart Anderson. 32 p. 4°. Mimeographed.

© July 2, 1909 ; 2c. July 26, 1909 ; D : 16346 ;

James Edwards, Chicago. 25857

a 3 act extravaganza, by J. J. Holland and

Willett A. Kusco.

© John J. Holland and W. A. Rusco, Chi-
cago ; 1900 A : 12779, May 21. 25858

Little Red Riding Hood in the real life of to-
day. *S'et> Minister's (The) daughters.

Little (The) red school house; a burlesque
sketch on education for a singing quartette,
built by Harry L. Newton. Chicago, T. S.
Denison [1908] 8 p. 12°. [Words only]
(On cover: Denison's vaudeville sketches)

© T. S. Denison, Chicago ; D : 13424, July
27, 1908; 2c. Sept. 4, 1908. 25859

Little (The) red slipper. See Cinderelline.

Little Rifle; or, The white spirit of the Paw-
nees, an Indian drama in 4 acts, by J. Barnes.
© James Barnes, New York ; 1874 : 1744,
Feb. 16. 25860

Little Robinson Crusoe; a burlesque in 3 acts,
by T. W. Prictr. Typewritten.

© Thomas W. Prior, Chicago ; 1895 : 9968,
Feb. 18; 2c. June 17. 25861

libretto by H. B. Smith. Typewritten.

© Harry B. Smith, Brooklyn ; 1895 : 32887,
June 24 ; 2c. Aug. 5. 25862

Little Rocks, the tomboy; a comedy drama in
3 acts, by C. F. Hancock.

© Charles F. Hancock, New York; 1896:
10307. Mm: 13. 25863

Little Rocks, the tomboy — Continued.
Same.

© C. F. Hancock, New York; 1898:64363.
Nov. 2. 25864

Little romance; by M. Spier and A. Dwan. 27
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 24, 1910; D : 21410 ; Allan Dwan
. and IMartlia Spier, ("liicago. 25865

Little Ruby; or, Home jewels, an original do-
mestic drama in 3 acts, bv J. J. Wallace. New
York, Pv. M. De Witt, 1872. 28 p. 12°. ([De
Witt's acting plays, no. 164] )

© J. J. W^illace, New York ; 1872 : 12840,
Dec. 6; 2c. July 24, 1874. 25866

Little Sallie Waters; a comedy in 3 acts, by
M. D. Buclianan. 49 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Marcia Darrah Buchanan, Chicago ; D :
10325, Apr. 11, 1907 ; 2c. Apr. 11, 1907. 25867

a musical play, book and lyrics by F. Ber-
nard, music l)y Max Zimmerman.

© Franklin Bernard, Denver; D: 9885, Feb.
1, 1907. 25868

Little (The) savage; a comedy in 3 acts, by G.
Fuller.

© George F. Fuller, New York ; 1882 : 1.502,
Jan. 28 ; 2c. Aug. 20, 1883. 25869

adapted by J. A. Herman from the

comedy in Spanisli «Mititled, Sic vos non vobis,
by Jose Ecliegaray. [3], 93 p. f°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Feb. ]3. 1914 ; D : 36019 ; John A. Her-
man, Harrisburg, Penn. 25869a

• a military comedy in 3 acts, by E. M. Crane.

© Eleanor Maud Crane, New York ; D :
10525, May 8, 1907. 25870

Little (The) scapegrace; comedy in 3 acts,
adapted from the French of Bayard, by F. F.
Schraeder.

© Frederick F. Schraeder, Washington ;

1896 : 33025, June 2.

25871

Little (The) school ma'am; pastoral drama in
4 acts, by M. Evans. [51] p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. July 13, 1914; D : 37558 ; Manford
Evans, Thompson, la. 25871a

Little (A) science; play in 1 act, by J. L. Brown-
ing. 7 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 20, 1913; D : 34774 ; Joseph L.
Browning, New York. 25872

Little (The) seamstress; musical comedv in 3
acts, by T. F. Fallon. [2j, 93 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Aug. 3. 1910; D: 21723; Thomas F.
Fallon. New York. 25873

1288

25874

COPYKIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

25892

Little Sergeant Ned; a military play in 4 acts,
by W. H. Shelton.

© William Henry Shelton, New York ; 1893 :
37835, Aug. 16. 25874

Little (The) shepherd of Bargain row; play in
3 acts, by H. M. Barnes. 108 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Feb. 23, 1915; D : 39765 ; Howard
]\IcKent Barnes, Chicago. 25874a

Little (The) shepherd of Kingdom Come; ro-
naance of three waifs in 3 acts and 4 scenes,
by E. Walter, founded on the book of the same
name by John Fox, jr. 93 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Aug. 14, 1915; D : 41500 ; Eugene
Walter, New York. 25874b

Little (The) shepherdess; comedy in 1 act, by
Andre Kivoire, tr. by Barrett H. Clark. New
I'ork, S. French ; London, S. French, ltd.,
[1915] 24 p. 12°.

© Feb. 12, 1915; 2c. Feb. 15, 1915: D:
39675 ; Samuel French, New York. 25874c

Little Shun Loy; a 1 act Chinese play, by S.
Maguire. 24 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Sylvester INIagnire, Indianapolis ; D : 265.
Mar. 27. 1901; Ic. xMar. 27, 1901. 25875

Little (The) side door; an original comic play.

© Tonv Pastor, New York ; 1885 : 5231, Mar.

3. 25876

Little Silver; a play in 4 acts, by C. E. Callahan.

© Charles E. Callahan, Cincinnati ; 1875 :

9228, Sept. 6. 25877

Little (The) silver ring', /b'ec War (A) com-
mittee.

Little sister; play in 4 acts, by R. Mackay.
[3], 74 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 1, 1910 ; D : 21464 ; Robert Mac-
kay, New York. 25878

by V. Hudson. [2], 59 p. f°. Type-

written.

© Ic. Sept. 6. 1913; D : 34332 ; Viola. Hud-
son, Walsenburg, Col. 25879

Little (A) sister of the poor; by F. Fauley.
© Finley Fauley, New York ; D : 9887. Feb.
1. 1907. 25880

Little (The) sly coon; burlesque in 1 act, by F.
Dumont.

© Frank Dumont. New York; 1886:12973,
June 3. . 25881

Little Snookums; vaudeville farce in 1 act, by
M. Ott. [3], 18 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 20. 1912; D : 31426 ; Matthew
Ott, Wollaston. Mass. 25882

Little Snov/ White; musical extravaganza in

2 acts, adapted from the Grimm brothers'
fairy tale of the same name, book by Charles
Norton, music by Frank Sheridan. [65] p.
f°. Typewi-itten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Aug. 8, 1913 ; D : 34064 ; Alex. Byers,
Chicago. 25883

Little (The) soldier; by F. E. Mooney. 34 p.
f". Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 16, 1911; D: 25507; Florence
E. Mooney, Brooklyn. 25884

Little (The) speculator; an' American satirical
comedy, by Herbert Hall Winslow.

© Joseph Goldsmith, United States; 1894:
20785. Apr. 23. 25885

Little star; original comedy tabloid drama in

3 acts, by Miron Leffingwell. Chicago, Chi-
cago manuscript co., 1913. [32] p. f°.
Mimeographed.

© Sept. 3, 1913 ; 2c. Oct. 2, 1913 ; D : 34610 ;
Alexander Byers, Chicago. 25886

^play in 3 acts, l)y E. P. Cabot. [6], 73 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 24, 1914; D : 37930 ; Elise Pum-
pelly Cabot, Dublin, N. H. 25886a

Little (The) stone house; play in 1 act, by
George Calderon. London, Sidgwick & Jack-
son, ltd. [1913] 32 p. 12°.

© Oct. 24, 1913; 2c. Nov. 1, 1913; D:
34907 ; Sidgwick & Jackson, ltd., London.

25887

Little stranger; American twentieth century
comedy in 3 acts, by E. S. Van Zile. 64 p.
f°. Typewritten.

© Edward S. Van Zile, Hartford ; D : 7899,
Jan. 26, 1906 ; 2c. Jan. 26, 1906. 25888

— -a play in 3 acts, by M. IMorton. 101 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Michael Morton, New York ; D : 7965,
Feb. 8, 1906; 2c. Feb. 8, 1906. 25889

story of the race track in 1 scene, by

Frank Craven. [2], 11 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Jan. 26, 1912; D : 28453 ; Joseph
Hart, New York. 25890

Little (The) street singers; libretto, by M. L.
Hannnatt. 20 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Marv L. Hammatt, Hyde Park, Mass. ;
1895:17230. Mar. 27; 2c. Mar. 27. 25§91

Little (The) suffragette; a comic opera in 2
acts, by M. V. Samuels. 92 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten. [Tiihretto only]

© Ic. July 27, 1909 ; D : 16390 ; Maurice V.
Sanmols. New Y^ork. 25892

1289

25892

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

25915

Little (A) suggestion; 1 act play, by B. T.
Tatem. 22 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 11, 1915; D : 39957 ; Benjamin

Thomas Tatem, Brooklyn. 25892a

Little sunshine; by H. V. Vogt.

© Harry Yenetti Vogt, Philadelphia; 1899:
52546, Aug. 16. 25893

play in 1 act, by A. Colby. [1], 24 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 28. 1912; D: 31263; Archie
Colby, New York. 25894

Little sweethearts; comedy slvetch, by E.
De R. Girard.

© Elfie De Rock Girard, Buffalo; 1891:
15478, A]ir. 27 ; 2c. Apr. 27. 25895

Little (The) T. B.; 1 act play, by D. Wilhelm.
15 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 2, 1912 ; D : 30232 ; Donald Wil-
helm, West Medford, Mass. 25896

Little (The) tenderfoot; 4 act comedy drama
of every day life, by R. Foster. [13], 94 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 20, 1912 ; D : 30911 ; Roy Foster.
Chicago. 25897

a romance of the golden West, by Sheldon

White. 39 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Chas. Jay Smith. (Chicago; D : 10233,
Mar. 29, 1907; 2c. Mar. 29, 1907. 25898

Little (The) terror; comedy in 4 acts, by A. W.
Holbrook. [160] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 4, 1911 ; D : 23872 ; Amelia Weed
Holbrook, New York. 25899

Little Tex; a melodrama in 4 acts, by C. A.
Taylor.

© Chas. A. Taylor, South Deerfield, Mass. ;
1894 ; 18042, Apr. 5. 25900

Little (A) tiff; a farce in 1 act. for male char-
acters only, by Newell Bent. Boston, W. H.
Baker & co., 1904. 17 p. 12°. (On cover:
Baker's ed. of plays)

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston ; D : 4606,
Feb. 11, 1904 ; 2c. Apr. 1, 1904. 25901

Little (The) tigress. See Barbara.

Little Till; a 1 act play, by M. B. Crowninshield.

© Mary Bradford Crowninshield, Washing-
ton : 1900 A : 15380. June 21. 25902

Li^le (The) tin god; comedy with music in 3
acts, book by Mabel Moore Ray and M. E.
Crane, lyrics by IMabel Moore Ray and T. G.
La Blanc, music by "SI. E. Crane. [1], 68 p.
f°. Typewritten. [Libretto onlyl

© Ic. Sept. 23, 1912 ; D : 31931 ; Mary Eloise
Crane, Chicago. 25903

Little Tommy Bounce; or, Something like his
dad, a comedy in 3 acts, dramatized from
writings of Peter Pad.

© Plben L. Nichols, Cincinnati ; 1890 : 28196,
Sept. 13. 25904

Little Tommy Dodge. See Insurance man.

Little Tommy Tucker. [Al Ijamar is the pro-
fessional name of J. A. Ryder]

© Al Lamar, Chicago ; D : 12129, Jan. 6, 1908.

25905

Little Tommy's troubles; 1 act sketch, bv R.
Cook. 1 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ricliard Cook, New York; D : 1401, Feb.
5, 1902 : 2c. Feb. 5, 1902. 25906

Little Towhead; a comedy drama in 4 acts, by
C. A. Clarlve.

© Carrie Ashley Clarice, Dixon. 111.: 1897:
18640, I\Iar. 22. 25907

Little (The) town of Bethlehem; a play for the
( Mu-istmastide in 2 pts., by K. Trask. [75] p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Katrina Trask. Saratoga. N. Y. ; D:
14821, .Tan. 11, 1909; 2c. .Tan. 2, 1909. 25908

Little (The) toy band; or. Getting ready for
Christmas eve, play in 1 act, by M. R, M. E.
Lind. 10 ]). 4°. Typewritten."

© Ic. June 7. 1913: D : .33427 : Minni.> Rick-
etts MacRn(> Epplya Lind, New York. 25909

Little Trixie; a musical comedy drama, by
George Frederick Robbins.

© Fred Robbins, United States; 1896:70224,
Dec. 26. 25910

Little Trixie, the romp heiress; a miisical com-
edy drama, liy George Frede/ick Robbins.

© Fred Robbins, United States; 1896:
70225, Dec. 26. 25911

-a mnsical comedy in 3 acts, by E. D. Stair

and Fred Robbins. 65 p. f'. Typewritten.
[Libretto only]

© Fred Robbins, Connellsville, Pa. ; D : S17.S.
Mar. 2. 1906: 2c. Feb. 15, 1906. 25912

Little trump; or, A Rocky Mountain diamond,
a drama in 3 acts, bv A. Lincoln Fisher. Bos-
ton. W. H. Baker & co.. 1900. .50 p. 12°.
([Baker's edition of plays])

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston; 1900 A:
13789. June 2; 2c. June 27. 25913

Little trumps; a western melodrama in 3 acts,
by A. Tj. Fischer.

© A. L. Fischer, Reading, Pa. : 1898: .52416,

Sept. 7. 25914

Little turncoat; a military draina in 4 acts and

5 scenes, by Catherine Ainelia Davy. 35 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Millie Daw. Mt. Wa.shington, Mo.: I> :
6108, Jan. 19, 1905 ; 2c. Oct. 19, 1907. 25915

1290

25916

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

25935

Little (The) 2; a coniie umsical sketch in 1 act,
by ]\Irs. S. E. Cawthoru.

© Mrs. S. E. Cawthorn, Clevehnnd ; 1876:
1350, Jan. 31. 25916

Little tycoon; a comic opera in 2 acts, words
and nnisic bv Zisco [pseud, of W. Spenser]
[New York. W. S. Gottsberger] 1885. 144
p. 4°.

(C) Willard Spenser, Wayne, Pa.; 1882:
17690, Oct. 24; 2c. May 11, 1885. 25917

Same.

© by Willard Spenser, Wayne, Pa., as the
author, in renewal for 28 years. Renewal no.
496. Jan. 14, 1910. Original entry, Oct. 24,
1882, no. 17690. 25918

Little (A) tyrant; a comedietta for two boys
and a girl, by S. J. Adair Fitz-Gerald. New
York, Samuel French; London, Samuel
French, ltd.

© T. H. French, New York; 1899:62631,
Sept. 27 ; 2c. Nov. 17. 25919

Little (A) un-fairy princess; a play which is
not for grown-ups, in 3 acts, by F. H. Burnett.
65 p. 4^ Typewritten.

© Frances Hodgson Burnett Townsend,
New York ; D : 2254, Aug. 20, 1902 ; 2c. Sept.
23, 1902. 25920

Little (The) vagabond; drama in 1 act, by
:\Iark E. Swan. 11 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Sada Wertheim, Toledo ; D : 10519, May
8, 1907 ; 2c. May 8, 1907. 25921

a drama iu 3 acts, founded on Annie Ed-
wards novel of A vagabond heroine, by M.
AValsh.

© Marie Walsh, Brooklyn ; 1874 : 8234, June
18. 25922

Little (The) vagrants; an operetta iu 2 acts, I'/r
three males and sixteen females, by Helen A.
Gregg. New York, E. S. Werner, 1898.

© Edgar S. Werner, New York ; 1898 : 19220,
Mar. 23 ; 2c. Mar. 24. 25923

Little Vic; a 4 act comedy, by John R. Musick.

© Georgie Hamlin, Cambridge, 111. ; 4890 :

17327, May 27. 25924

Little Violet. See All for gold.

Little visiting manicuriste; by Jean Baptiste

Edouard Saint-Seine. 9 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 6, 1909 ; D : 17630 ; E. Saint-Seine,

Baltimore. 25925

Little (The) volvmtser; or. The signal gun of
1861, a new military drama in 5 acts and ac-
companying tableaux, arr. from incidents of
the late war, by F. B. Wigle.

© Fred B. Wigle, Man.sfield. O. ; 1889:
17275, June 7. 25926

Little (The) walking delegate; by A. Hoffman.
20 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Aaron Hoffman, New York ; D : 9868, Jan.
30, 1907; 2c. Jan. 30, 1907. [Note: Copies
bear title, The walking delegate] 25927

Little (The) wanderers; by E. S. G. Pattee.

© Emma S. G. Pattee, Washington ; 1900 A :
16043, June 28. 25928

Little (A) water on the side; play in 3 acts,
by W. Collier and G. Stewart. 123 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 26, 1913 ; D : 35459 ; William Col-
lier, St. James. N. Y., and Grant Stewart,
New York. 25929

Little wax candle; farce in 1 act, by Louise
Norton. New York, Claire Marie, 1914. 38 p.

12°.

© Feb. 24, 1914; 2c. Feb. 27, 1914; D:
36189 ; Claire Marie, New York. 25929a

play in 1 act by L. Norton. [13] p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 1, 1913 ; D : 34597 ; Louise Norton,
New York. 25930

Little whirligig. See Pirouette.

6 p. 4°

Little Whirlwind; [by J. B. Helm]
Typewritten.

© Ic. Julv 12, 1909; D : 10316 ; Jessie B.
Helm, Cleveland. 25931

or, Civilization, greed, guile and grief,

historical story, a complete musical comedy
drama, by Tug [pseud, of F. Stanford]

© F. Stanford, Los Angeles; 1896:56472,
Oct. 12 ; Ic. Oct. 28 ; Ic. Nov. 23. 25932

Little white slave; drama in 4 acts, by D. B.
Clark. 17 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 16, 1910; D: 20809; Daisy B.
Clark, Milwaukee. 25933

by Lilian Leland. 42 p. 4°. Type-

written.

© Rachel L. Andrews, New York ; D : 7168,
Aug. 8. 1905; 2c. Aug. 8, 1905. 25934

Little (The) white thought; fantastic scrap in
1 act, by IM. Malleson. 18 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Sept. 18, 1915 ; D : 41773 ; Miles ]\Ial-
leson, London. 25934a

Little (The) wife; a comedy drama in 4 acts,
bv A. Z. Chipman . . . Clyde, O., Ames pub.
CO., 1900. 39 p. 12°. ([Ames' series of
standard and minor drama, no. 417] )

© Ames pub. co., Clyde, O. ; 1900 A : 4328,
Feb. 16; 2c. Feb. 24. 25935

1291

25936

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

25954

Little wildcat; or, Old home farm, a comedy
drama in 4 acts, by Wheeler De Long.

© Floy Crowell, New Bedford. Mass. ;
1887 : 23787, Sept. 19. 25936

Little women; comedy in 4 acts, adapted from
Louisa M. Alcott's novel, by M. De Forest.
[132] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 14, 1911; D : 25754 ; Marian
De Forest, Buffalo. 25937

Little wooden shoes; a musical comedietta in
1 act, by Dwiglit Porter. [6] 1. 8°. Printed.
[Words only]

© William D. P. Bliss, Amityville, N. Y. ;
D:3505, Mav 28, 1903; 2c. May 28, 1903.

25938

Little (The) working' girl; play in 4 acts, by
W. I. Cohn. [3], 45 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 3, 1911 ; D : 25384 ; William Isaac
Cohn, Fort Smith, Kan. 25939

Little (A) world; a series of college plays for
girls, by A. (Jerstenberg. Cliicago, The Dra-
matic publishing company [1908] 228 p.
12°.

Contents : The class president. — Captain
Joe. — Betty's degi-ee. — The class play.

© Alice Gersteuberg, Chicago ; D : 14193,

Nov. 2, 1908 ; 2c. Nov. 2. 1908.

See also Captain Joe,

Little (The) yellow dog; play
Paul Harness [pseud, of F. P
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 22, 1913; D : 33867
Holden, New York.

25940

in 3 acts, by
Holden] [93]

F. P.
25941

Littlebee's mine. See Tom Oreo.

Littlebrook; original play in 3 acts, by G. M.
Travis. [106] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 20, 1914 ; D : 37904 ; George M.
Travis, Brooklyn. 25941a

Littlejohn; a romantic play in a prologue and
3 acts of the times of Robin Hood, introduc-
ing an original version of the life of the
outlaw lieutenant of Sherwood, by V. A.
Buell.

© V. Art. Buell, Denver: 1891:3885, Jan.
27. 25942

Little's world; a romantic drama in 6 acts and
S tableaux, by J. Z. Little.

© J. Z. Little, Brooklyn ; 1885 : 1786. Jan.
20. 25943

Littlest (The) girl; a melodrama in 4 acts.

© Weston Kent Thomas and William Law,
Middletown, (.). ; D:1202, Dec. 21, 190L

25944

Littlest (The) girl — Continued.

a play in 1 act, dramatized by Robert Hil-

liard from Richard Harding Davis' story.
Her first appearance. New York, The ^ De
Witt publishing house, 1898. 10 p. diagr.
12°. ([De Witt's acting plays, no. 409])'

© Chas. B. Davis, New York ; 1898 : 55295,
Sept. 21; 2c. Oct. 24. 25945

-• — -See also Child (The) of the chorus.

Littlest (The) lodg-er; or. Nobody home, con-
versational comedy, by R. Imliof. 22 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 24, 1915; D: 40459; Roger Im-
hof, Chicago. 25945a

Littlest (The) reason; play in 1 act, by J. B.
Stuart. [2], 22 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 21, 1914; D : 38266 ; Jessie
Bonstelle Stuart, New York. 25945b

Littlest (The) rebel; play in 4 acts, by E. Peple.
[97] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 11, 1911; D : 23620 ; Edward
Peple, New York. 25946

Live and let live; original 1 act play of mod-
ern life, by C. Henry [i. e. Catherine Henry
West] [12] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 20, 1910; D: 21.370; Catherine
Hem-y. New Rockford, N. D. 25947

Live-ever-more; a sketch in 1 act, by J. S.
Ennis. 10 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© .Jennie Slierman Elnnis, Detroit ; D :
3981, Sept: 21, 1903; 2c. Sept. 21, 1903.

25948

Live it down; drama in 4 acts, by A. C. Bot-
kin.

© Alex. C. Botkin, Washington; D : 6.54.5,
Apr. 19, 1905. 25949

Live (A) novel; a comedy in 3 acts, by W. S.
Bodley. Philadelphia, The author [1885] 58
p. 16°.

© William S. Bodley, Philadelphia; 1885:
10830, May 12: 2c. May 18. 25950

Live Oaks; a 3 act play of the reconstruction
period, by E. D. Holmes.

© Edward D. Holmes, Newton, Mass. ; D :
5009, Dec. 13. 1904. 25951

Live wire; by B. Oppenheimer. 10 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 20. 1910; D : 20034 ; Belle Op-
penheimer, San Francisco. 25952

— — comedy-drama in 4 acts, by H. I. Doflge.
[90] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 2.5, 1912; D : 29158 ; Henry Ir-
ving Dodge, New York. 25953
a 4 act comedy-drama, by H. D. Grant.

© H. D. Grant, Pittsburgh; 1893:26112,
May 31. 25954

1292

25955

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

25977

Live wire — Continued.

an original play in 3 acts, by E. E. Kidder.

[140] p. 4°. Typewritten.
© Ic. July 22, 1909 ; D : 16458 ; Edward E.

Kidder, New York. 25955

Live wires; drama in 1 act, by I. A. Root. [1],
32 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 6, 1912; D: 29303; Ivy Ashton
Root, New York. 25956

Live your own life; play in 3 acts, by A. F.
Blanchard. [192] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 12, 1913; D: 34109; Arthur F.
Blanchard, Cambridge, Mass. 25957

Lively (The) flea; spectacular extravaganza in
1 act and 5 scenes, by S. T. .Tack.

© Sam T. Jack, Chicago ; 1896 : 32618, June
1. 25958

Lively (A) girl; a farce in 3 acts, by T. H.
Sayre. Typewritten.

© T. H. Savre, New York ; 1894 : 5729, Jan.
23 ; 2c. Jan. 23. 25959

Lively (A) legacy; a fantastic farce-comedy in
3 acts and G scenes, by E. E. Kidder, motive,
situations and scenic effects supplied by Han-
Ion bros. 82 p. 8°. Printed.

© Wm. and Edward Hanlon, New York;
1900 A : 6803, Mar. 13 ; 2c. Apr. 23. 25960

Lively Nance; character act, with original
words and music.

© I.. W. Harleigh, New York; 1874:867.
•Jan. 24. 25961

Lively (A) time on the farm; a musical comedy
sketch in 1 act, by R. B. Tippel and E.
Kliment.

© Robert B. Tippel and Emil Kliment, Min-
neapolis ; 1900 A : 13878, June 4. 25962

Li vet ivold; skuespil i 4 akter, af Knut Hamsun.
Kristiania og Kj0benhavn, Gyldendalske bog-
handel, Nordisk forlag, 1910. 3 p. 1., [5]-295
p. 12°.

© Jan. 28, 1911; 2c. Feb. 13, 1911; D :
23514; Gyldendalske boghandel. Nordisk for-
lag, Christiania, Norway. 25963

Livid truth; drama in 4 acts, by M. L. Fagan.
91 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 10, 1909 ; D : 17671 ; Myron Law-
rence Fagan, New York. 25964

Living a lie; play in 3 acts, by A. P. Goodell.
30 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 25, 1913 ; D : 33600 ; Alfred Put-
nam Goodell, Wellsville, N. Y. 25965

Living (The) age; an American melodrama in
5 acts and several tableaux, by J. Newton
Gotthold and F. Bock.

© Frederic Bock, Cincinnati ; 1881 : 18007,
Nov. 19. 25966

Living (The) age — Continued.

an American spectacular melodrama, by F.

Bock. 112 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Harry Fisher Weed and Frederic Bock,
New York ; 1882 : 8639, May 26 ; 2c. May 26.

25967

in 6 tableaux, by F. Bock.

© Frederic Bock, Philadelphia ; 1882 : 4121,
Mar. 15. 25968

■ a melodrama, by J. W. Harkins, jr.

© James W. Harkins, jr., Worcester ; 1894 :
52273, Nov. 9. ' 25969

Living (The) corpse; comedy in 1 act, by D.
Bennet. 3 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 14, 1912; D : 29971 ; Dan Ben-
nett, Brooklyn. 25970

-drama in 6 acts and 12 tableaux, by Leo

N. Tolstoi, tr. from the Russian by I\Irs. E. M.
Evarts. Philadelphia, Brown brothers, 1912.
125 p. 12°.

© Dec. 30, 1911; 2c. Jan. 17, 1912; D:
28333; Brown bros., Philadelphia. 25971

■ (Zhivoi trup) ; a play in 6 acts, by Leo

Tolstoi ; tr. into English by Andi-§ Tridon and
O. V. S. {In New Yoi-k call, Oct. 29, Nov. 5,
12, 19, 26, Dec. 3, 1911)

© Oct. 29, Nov. 5, 12, 19, 26, Dec. 3, 1911 ; Ic.
Mav 7, 1912 ; A : 321984 ; Andre Tridon, New
York. 25972

Living (The) dead; a drama in a prologue and
4 acts, by I. Kiralfy.

© Imre Kiralfy, New York; 1887:2.5698,
Oct. 6. 25973

a play in 3 acts, by J. A. McCollom, jr. [2],

119 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 21, 1912; D : 30921 ; John A.
McCollom, jr., AUentown, Pa. 25974

Living (The) fan; a Japanese fancy, by Carey
Foster. New \"ork. The Hints publishing &
supply company, 1904. cover-title, 8 p. 16°.

© Hints pub. & supplv co.. New York ; D :
5732, Nov. 5, 1904 ; 2c. May 11, 1905. 25975

Living flags; by H. J. Kramer.

© Henry J. Kramer, Los Angeles ; 1895 :
36519, July 13. 25976

Living for vengeance. See Boss (The). —
Reformed.

Living (The) hand; a comedy drama, by B. M.
Sheridan.

© Blanche Mav Sheridan, Washington ;
1897 : 37918, June 28. 25977

1293

25977

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

25996

Living hours; a play in 1 act, by Arthur
Schuitzler, tr. from the German by Helen
Tracy Porter. (In Poet lore, v. 17, no. 1,
spring 1906; periodical © June 25, 1906; 2c,
May 22, 1906 ; B : 121941 ; Poet lore co., Bos-
ton) 25977a

Living (The) image; play in 4 acts, by E. W.
Horniing and F. Fenn. 98 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Mar. 11, 1915 ; D : 39955 ; E. W. Hor-
nung and Frederick Fenn, London. 25977b

Same. 108 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 19, 1915 ; D : 40699 ; E. W. Hor-
nung and Frederick Fenn, London. 25977c

Living in clover; a comedy in 3 acts, by Harry
I^inden [pseud, of Henry Linden Collins]
American version.

© Henry Linden Collins, New York ; 1881 :
2827, Feb. 25. 25978

Living instruments; farce in 1 act, by L. Koch.

© Louis Koch, Denver; 1893: 23544. May

15. 25979

Same. 6 p. 12°. Typewritten.

© Louis Koch, Denver; 1893:26116. May
31; 2c. May 31. 25980

Living (A) lady floating in mid-air without
visible support. See Prof. G. W. Ryder as-
sisted by Miss Ida Brummel in their great
aerial suspension, without a pole under
either right or left elbow.

Living (The) law; play in 4 acts, adapted by
F. H. Lewis. [101] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 25, 1913; D : 33895 ; F. Harry
Lewis, Atlantic, Mass. 25981

Living (A) lie; a thrilling, sensational, excit-
ing and emotional drama in 4 acts, by Chas.
H. Flemming.

© Harrv Amlar, Baltimore; 1882:16247,
Oct. 2. 25982

Living (The) mummy; 1 act vaudeville sketch,
by Gladys Adelina Lewis. 8 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Oct. 31, 1910 ; D : 22451 ; G. A. Lewis.
New York. 25983

Living (The) phonograph; a farce comedy in
1 act, 2 scenes, by W. Calvano. 13 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© William Calvano, ' Brooklyn ; D : 8435,
Apr. 26, 1906 ; 2c. Apr. 19, 1906. 25984

Living pictures of the Civil War; by Laura
M. Parsons.

© Walter H. Baker & CO., Boston; 1894:
45264, Sept. 28. 25985

Living poem from the sea; by E. Riley, jr.

© Edward Riley, jr., Spokane, Wash. ;
1895:20406, Apr. 13. 25986

Living (The) portrait; comedy sketch, by N. B.
Collins and C. H. R. Fischer. 6 p. 4°. Tyi>e-
written.

© Ic. Aug. 13, 1914; D : 37843 ; C. H.
Robert Fischer, New York. 25986a

Living portraits of actors I have seen; mono-
logue, by Chas. E. Griflin.

© Griffin pub. co., Suffern, N. Y. ; D : 2765,
, Dec. 24, 1902. 25987

Living (The) statue; a comedy in 4 acts,
adapted from tiie German, by A. Matre. Cin-
cinnati, J. Berning printing co., 1898. 67 p.
16°.

© Anthony Matre, Cincinnati ; 1898 : 36438,
June 13; 2c. June 20. 25988

drama-romance in 1 prologue and 5 acts,

by Teobaldo Cicconi. adapted by E. Maje-
roni.

© Edward Majeroni, New York; 1879:
10486, Aug. 7. 25989

See also Lilitea.

Living targets. See Royal (A) plunger.

Living (The) torches; or. Primitive Chris-
tians, a historical drama in 5 acts, by S. C.
Slupski.

© Signuuid C. Slupski, Brooklyn; 1896:
69974, Dec. 24. 25990

Living up to Billy. See Billy's aunt.

Living (The) vision; a romantic drama in 5

acts, by G. Beaulieu. 96 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Germain Beaulieu and L. P. Verande,

Montreal, Canada : D : 9341, Oct. 30, 1906 : 2c.

Oct. 31, 1906. 25991

Living voice; drama in 4 acts, by A. Wolfrom.
104 p. obi. 8°. Typewritten.

© Ic. ]\Iar. 18, 1910 : D : 20489 ; Anna
Wolfrom, Kansas City, Mo. 25992

Living war pictures of the War of the Re-
bellion; by S. A. Bowei'S.

© Sereno A. Bowers, Concord, N. H. ; 1895 :
64279, Dec. 19. 25993

Livingston Elms; a drama in 3 acts, by C. J.
Magoun.

© Charles J. Magoun, Boston ; 1895 : 94.59.
Feb. 14. 25994

Livingstone and Stanley. See Africa.

[1],

Liz; playlet in 1 act, by C. H. O'Donnell.
11 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 5, 1913 ; D : 34021 ; C. H. O'Don-
nell, New York. 25995

Liz, a stage girl; a dramatic composition, by
F. H. Deane.

© Francis Henry Deane, Baltimore ; D :
108, Feb. 2, 1901. 25996

1294

25997

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

26014

Liza I/orist. See Fair (A) fraud.

Lizbeth from Hickory Hollow; a rural drama
in 4 acts, by L. Johnson. 87 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Edward Decker, jr., Algoma, Wis. ; D :
3SSS, Aug. 29, 1903 ; 2c. Aug. 29, 1903. 25997

Lizbeth's daughter; a musical interpretation
in 1 act, by James Murray Allison. 25 p. 4°.
Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© J. M. Allison, Cincinnati ; D : 1118, Nov.
25, 1901; 2c. Nov. 25, 1901. 25998

Liz'buth Ann; pastoral play in 3 acts, by M.
B. Cooke.

© IVTariorie Benton Cooke, Chicago ; 1900
A : 7042, Mar. 16 ; 2c. Mar. 16. 25999

Lizzette, the child of Miner's Gulch; an origi-
nal drama in 3 acts, by Thomas Coleman.

© Alexander Byers, Chicago: 1880:2505,
Feb. 16. 26000

Lizzie; a comedy sketch in 1 act. by R. St.
Carr. 13 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Royal St. Carr, New York: D: 14151.
Oct. 26, 1908; 2c. Oct. 26, 1908. 26001

Lizzie's dream; a comedy sketch in 1 act, by
T. Ince. 14 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Tom Ince, New York ; D : 13060. iMay 19.
1908; 2c. May 19, 1908. 26002

Llav (La) del paraise; boceto comico-lirico de
costumbres madrileiias original de M. Valcar-
cel y J. Martin de Salazar, mtisica del maes-
tro Badia. Madrid [Sociedad de autores
espanoles] 1909. 42 p. 12°. [Libretto only]

© Sept. 23, 1909; 2c. Sept. 24, 1909; D:
16868; ISIanuel Valcarcel y Julian Martin de
Salazar, Madrid. 26003

Llaves (Las) del cielo; zax'zuela en 1 acto, divi-
dido en 5 cuadros, original de Luis de Larra
y Manuel Fernandez de la Puente, miisica
del maestro Rafael Calleja. Madrid [Socie-
dad de autores espaiioles] 1914. 43 p. 12°.
[Libretto only]

© Sept. 17, 1914; Ic. Sept. 21, 1914; D:
38247; L. de Larra y M. Fernandez de la
Puente, Madrid. 26004

Llegada (La) de ios reyes; juguete comico en 1
acto y en prosa. original de E. Blanco Rojas.
Madrid [Sociedad de autores espaiioles] 1907.
25 p. 12°.

© Enrique Blanco Rojas, Madrid ; D: 11.520.
Oct. 12, 1907; 2c. Oct. 14, 1907. 26005

Llevar la derecha; recomendacion en 1 acto, en
prosa y verso, original de J. Aguado Perez,
mGsica del maestro Pablo Luna. Madrid
[Sociedad de autores espanoles] 1910. [2],
16 p. 12°. [Libretto only]

© Oct. 29, 1910 : 2c. Oct. 31, 1910 ; D : 22125 ;
Jos6 Aguado Perez, Madrid. 26006

Llewellen; or. Shadowed lights, a drama in 5
acts, by H. Cahill.

© Helena Cahill, New York : 1891 : 13762,
Apr. 16. 26007

Lloyd Pennant; or. The exiled heir, a drama
in 6 acts, by T. H. Smith, jti

© Thomas H. Smith, jr.. Frederick, Md. ;
1884 : 2872, Feb. 9. 26008

Lo-ko-rah; Tibetan comic opera in 2 acts and
3 scenes, book by M. S. Pasmore, arr. by Ruth
Comfort Mitchell [i. e. R. C. M. Young]' lyrics
by Ruth Comfort Mitchell, music by H. B.
Pasmore. 80 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto
only]

© Ic. Aug. 16, 1915 ; D : 41508 ; Ruth Com-
fort Mitchell Young, New Y'ork. 26008a

Lo que Dios ata; drama en 3 actos y en prosa,
original de E. Zaballos y J. Bermudez. Ma-
drid [Sociedad de autores espaiioles] 1910.
64 p. 12°.

© Oct. 29, 1910 ; 2c. Oct. 31, 1910 ; D : 22422 ;
Emilio Zaballos y Jose Bermudez, Madrid.

26009

Lo que engaiia la verdad; paso de comedia en
prosa, original de M. Linares Rivas. Madrid

[Sociedad de autores espanoles] 1909.

© Sept. 23, 1909; 2c. Sept. 24, 1909; D:
16875 ; Manuel Linares Rivas, Madrid.

26010

Lo que nianda Dios; zarzuela en 1 acto y 3
cuadros. en prosa y verso, original de Ios
seilores Jackson Veyan y Flores Gonzalez,
miisica de Ios maestros Torregrosa y Alonso.
Madrid [Sociedad de autores espanoles] 1912.
37 p. 12°. [Libretto only]

© Mar. 6, 1913 ; 2c. Mar. 7, 1913 ; D : 32543 ;
Jackson Veyan v Flores Gonzalez. Madrid.

26011

Lo que no muere; comedia en 2 actos ,de S.
Alonso Gomez y L. Manzano Mancebo. Ma-
drid [Sociedad de autores espanoles] 1908.
54 p. 12°.

© Sebastian Alonso G6mez y Luis Manzano
Mancebo. Madrid ; D : 14708, Jan. 2, 1909 ; 2c.
Jan. 2, 1909. 26012

Lo que no vuelve; comedia en 1 acto y en prosa.
original de R. Hernandez Bermtidez. Madrid
[Sociedad de autores espaiioles] 1909. 31 p.
12°.

© Ricardo Hernandez Bermudez, Madrid ;
D : 15470. Mar. 27, 1909 ; 2c. Mar. 27, 1909.

26013

Lo, the days of our fathers; comedy in 3 acts
and 5 pictures, by O. M. Johnson. [1], 29 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 29, 1912; D : 28482 ; Olive M.
Johnson, New York. 26014

1295

26014

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

26031

Loaded dice; play in 1 act, by L. G. Giltner and
M. S. Keightley. [2] 14 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Oct. 28, 1914; D : 38625 ; Leigh Gor-
don Giltner, Eminence, Ky., and Mabel S.
Keightley, South Bend, Ind. 26014a

Loaf (A) of bread; character monologue, by
F. A. Sulzer. 7 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Fred Alberts Sulzer, Philadelphia ; D :
15411, Mar. 23, 1909 ; 2c. Mar. 23, 1909.

26015

Loan (The); drama in 3 acts, by J. Mally. 52 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 23, 1914; 0:36448; Jeannette
Mally, New York. 26015a

Loan me your husband; a nnisical comedy in 3
acts, by K. Sprague.

© Kate Sprague, Milford, Mass. ; 1893 :
18210, Apr. 13. 26016

Loan (The) of a husband; a modern comedy of
Alaska in 3 acts, by M. E. Coe. 63 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Marie Evelyn Coe, San Francisco ; D :
3055, Feb. 2, 1903; 2c. Feb. 2. 1903. [Note:
Copies bear title The dance hall girl ; or. The
loan of a husband! 26017

Loan (The) of an umbrella; a drama in 5 acts,
by J. H. Donlevy.

© J. H. Donlevy, Philadelphia ; 1893 : 25504,
May 26. 26018

Loan (The) shark; by W. Montague. [7] p.

f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 8, 1912 ; D : 28005 ; Walter Mon-
tague, San Francisco. 26019

■ ^play in 5 scenes, by C. Oliver. [42] p. f°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 29, 1912 ; D : 29530 ; Christine
Oliver, New York. 26020

playlet in 1 act, by C. Gibney. [1], 15 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 27, 1913 ; D : 33701 ; Charles Gib-
ney, New York. 26021

Loan-sum street; comedy duologue, by J. J.
Bernai'd. 11 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 16, 1915 ; D : 39417 ; Jule J. Ber-
nard, Philadelphia. 26021a
Lob; play in 6 acts, by B. E. Letson. 28 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 25, 1915 ; D : 39935 ; Byron Ed-
ward Letson, Collins Center, N. 1'. 26021b

Loba (La); zarzuela en 1 acto y 3 cuadros,
libro de los sefiores Paso y Rocabert, mtisica
del maestro Vicente Lleo . . . Madrid [Socie-
dad de autores espanoles] 1907. 33 p. 12°.
r Libretto only]

© Paso y Rocabert, Madrid ; D : 10546, Mav
11, 1907; 2c. May 11. 1907. 26022

Lobato (El); boceto llrico-dramfitico en 1 acto y
5 cuadros, original de Carlos Diaz Valero y
Leon Navarro Serrano, mGsica de los maestros
Francisco A. de San Felipe y Cayo Vela. Ma-
drid [Sociedad de autores espanoles] 1908.
40 p. 12°. [Libretto only]

© Diaz Valero y Navarro Serrano, Madrid ;
D : 13467, July 25, 1908 ; 2c. July 25, 1908.

26023

Lobbyist (The); by Herbert Hall Winslow. 23
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Patrice Hutchison, Pittsburgh ; D : 12896,
May 4. 1908 ; 2c. May 4, 1908. 26024

a comedy drama in 5 acts, by W. A. Court-

land.

© William A. Courtland. New York ; 1891 :
16828, May 7. 26025

■comic-opera in 2 acts, music and libretto

by E. A. Barns, arr. by Edward J. Finck,
adapted by jM. Hendy. [96] p. f°. Type-
written. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Feb. 17, 1913 ; D : 32337 ; E. A. Barns,
Portland, Or. 26026

1 act comedy, by F. Searight. [2], 26 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 6, 1912; D : 29894 ; Fmnklyn
Searight, New York. 26027

Lobbyists (The); play in 4 acts, by L. C. Schem.
[2], 120 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. .Tan. 9, 1911; D : 23059 ; Li. la C.
Schem, Hoboken, N. J. 26028

Lobetanz; dramatische dichtung, von Otto Ju-
lius Bierbaum.

© A. Deneke, Berlin : 1897 : 26570, Apr. 30.

26029

(Merry dance); musical play in 3 acts, by

Otto Julius Bierl)aum, English version by
M. T. E. Sandwith, music by Ludwig Thuille.
New York. G. Schirmer, 1911. 26 p. 4°. (G.
Schirmer's collection of opera-librettos)

© Nov. 8, 1911 ; 2c. Nov. 6, 1911 ; D : 25771 ;
G. Scliirmer, New York. 26030

Lobg'esange (Die) des Claudian; drama in 5
aufziigen. von H. Snderniann. Berlin, Ver-
triebssteller des Verbjindes deutscher biihnen-
schriftsteller, g. m. b. h., 1913. 95 p. diagrs.
12°.

© Ic. Oct. 28, 1913 ; D : 34876 ; Hermann
Sudermami, Berlin. 26031

Same. Stuttgart u. Berlin, T. G. Cotta'sche

buchhandlung nachfolger, 1914. 169 p. 12°.

© Jan. 20. 1914: Ic. Mar. 11. 1915; D:
40782: Hermann Sudermann, Berlin. 26031a

Lobo (El); drama en 3 actos y en prosa, original
de J. Dicenta. Madrid, Buenos Aires, Re-
nanciniiento, 1914. 117 p. 12°.

© Mar. 28, 1914; Ic. Mar. 30, 1914: D:
36505; Joaquin Dicenta, Madrid. 26031b

1296

26032

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

26048

Lobster (The); dramatic sketch, by J. Lewis.
8 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 11, 1912; D: 31695; Jay Lewis,
Richmond. 26032

a farce-comedy in 3 acts, by E. Selden.

Typewritten.

© Edgar Seldeu, H. E. Fisher and J. J.
Carroll, United States ; 1899 : 13230*, Feb. 17 ;
2c. Apr. 4. 26033

— or, What is home without a mother-in-

law? farce in 1 act and 2 scenes, by S. Devere.

© Sam Devere, New York; 1899:18453,
Mar. 11. 26034

Lobster (The) and the pearl; extravaganza in
3 acts, by N. L. Thompson. [5], 34 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 28, 1914; D : 37962 ; Nellie L.
Thompson, Boston. 26034a

Lobster (The) and the wise guy; vaudeville
act and monologue, by W. H. Reynolds. 3 p.
t°. Typewritten.

© Walter H. Reynolds, Richmond ; D :
14455, Dec. 4, 1908 ; 2c. Dec. 4, 1908. 26035

Lobster (The) party; farce in 1 act, by C. C.
Mantley. 12 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 24, 1910; D : 22917 ; Cecil Clay
Mantley, New York. 26036

Lobster salad; in 3 acts, comedy, by J. A.
Fraser.

© E. H. Macoy, jr., Chicago; 1898:23645,
Apr. 14. 26037

Loca (La); zarzuela en 1 acto y 4 cuadros, en
verso y prosa, original de L. Esteso y Lopez
de Haro, nidsica de los maestros Carbonell y
Fonrat. Madrid [Sociedad de autores es-
panoles] 1908. 30 p. 12°. [Libretto only]

© Luis Esteso y Lopez de Haro, Madrid ;
D : 14501, Dec. 11, 1908 ; 2c. Dec. 11, 1908.

26038

Loca (La) fortuna; humorada en 1 acto, di-
vidido en 6 cuadros, original de A. Fernandez
Lepina y A. Plaiiiol, mtisica del maestro Ra-
fael Calleja. Madrid [Sociedad de autores
espanoles] 1911. 62 p. illus. 12°. [Libretto
only]

© May 26, 1911; 2c. May 27, 1911; D:
24331 ; Antonio Fernandez Lepina y Antonio
Plaiiiol, Madrid. 26039

Local and long distance; farce in 1 act, by H.
Manley Dana. Boston, Walter H. Baker &
CO., 1914. 20 p. 12°.

© Feb. 25, 1914; 2c. Feb. 26, 1914; D:
36166 ; Walter H. Baker & cc, Boston.

26039a

Local (The) forecaster; or, The merry millen-
nium, a musical extravaganza of modern life,
by R. L. McCardell. 48 p. 16°. Printed.

© Roy L. McCardell, New Rochelle, N. Y. ;
D : 2835, Jan. 10, 1903 ; 2c. Jan. 10, 1903.

26040

See also Weather (The) prophet.

Local option. See High license.

Local (A) scandal; or, The tale of a feather,
a 1 act comedy, by W. Busch. Typewritten.

© William Busch, St. Louis ; 1900 A : 6306,
Mar. 8; 2c. Apr. 4. . 26041

Locandiera (La); di Carlo Goldoni, with intro-
duction, notes and vocabulary by J. Geddes,
jr., and F. M. Josselyn, jr. Boston, D. C.
Heath & co., 1901. vii, 114 p. 16°.

© D. C. Heath & co., Boston ; A : 18452, Oct.
7, 1901; 2c. Oct. 7, 1901. 26041a

(The hostess); comedy in 3 acts, by Carlo

Goldoni. New York, J. A. McGrath.

© James A. McGrath, New York; 1896:
12686, Feb. 26 ; 2c. Feb. 26. 26042

See also Mirandolina. — Mistress (The) of

the inn.

Locas (Las) vanidades; comedia en 1 acto y
2 cuadros, en prosa, original de V. Alniela.
Madrid [Sociedad de autores espanoles] 1910.
27 p. 12°.

© Sept. 6, 1910 ; 2c. Sept. 7, 1910 ; D : 21975 ;
Vicente Almela, Madrid. 26043

Location d'habits; par Rene d'Hery. 5 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 21, 1912; D: 30063; Gaumont
CO., New York. 26044

Loch-na-mar; a romantic Irish comedy in 4
acts, by Con T. Murphy.

© W. H. Power, New York ; 1886 : 13306,
June 8. 26045

Lochinvar; play in 1 act, by G. W. Wendel. 12
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 9, 1914 ; D : 36282 ; Geo. Wagner
Wendel, New York. 26045 a

Lochinvar, jr.; comedy in 4 acts, by A. E. Lyon.
145 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Anna E. Lyon, Esopus, N. Y. ; D : 12262,
Jan. 28, 1908 ; 2c. Jan. 28, 1908. 26046

Lock box 23; or. The post oflace, a dramatic
composition, by R. D. Brain.

© Robert D. Brain, Springfield, O. ; 1889:
28883, Sept. 23. 26047

Lock (A) of hair; comedy in 4 acts, by George
A. Lemming. Typewritten.

© J. N. Rentfrow, Grand Rapids, Mich. ;
1899 : 6514, Jan. 18 ; 2c. Jan. 18. 26048

5379—16-

-82

1297

26049

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

26068

Lock (A) of hair — Continued.

— •comedy in 4 acts and 5 scenes, by G. A
Lemming.
© George A. Lennning, Sioux City

la.;
26049

1886 : 22698, Oct. 8.
Locke; a tragedy in 5 acts, by F. Anderson.

© Franlc Anderson, Buffalo ; D : 712, Aug. 1,
1901. 26050

Locke of Wall street; a drama in 3 acts, by A.
Steele. 153 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Asa Steele, New York ; D : 15202, Mar. 1,
1909; Ic. Oct. 16, 1909. 26051

Locked (The) door; play in 1 act, by M. W.
Davis. 12 p. 8°. Printed.

© Sept. 25, 1915; 2c. Sept. 30, 1915; D:
41867 ; Malcolm Waters Davis, New York.

26051a

Locked in a dressmaker's room; or, Mr. Holi-
day's flirtation, a farce in 1 act, by William
Guepner. Clyde, O., Ames publishing com-
pany, 1892. 7 p. 12°. ([Ames' series of
standard and minor drama, no. 302] )

© Ames pub. co., Clyde, O. ; 1892:15503,
Apr. 8 ; 2c. Apr. 11. 26052

Locked out at 3 a. m.; a comedietta in 1 act, by
E. B. Harvier. 15 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Evelvn Baker Harvier, New York ; D :
]927, May"23, 1902; 2c. May 16, 1902. 26053

Lockere vbgel; vier schelmenspiele, von Ludwig
Huna. Berlin, Vita, deutsches verlagshaus
[19081 128 p. 12°. (Bibliothek moderner
dramen)

Contents : Tandaradei. — Der kuss. — Die
mutter.— Ein rettungsmittel.

© Vita, deutsches verlagshaus. Berlin ; D :
13058, Mav 25, 1908; Ic. May 25, 1908; Ic.
Sept. 18, 1908. 26054

Locket (The); by P. A. Hord. 9 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Sept. 3, 1910; D: 21938; Parker A.
Hord, Washington. 26055

• a comedy in 3 acts, by H. Paulton and

Mostyn Tedde.

© Harry Paulton, New York ; 1890 : 15385,
May 9. 26056

play in 3 acts, by E. L. Masters. Chicago,

Rooks press, 1910. 110 p. 12"

© Dec. 10, 1910; 2c. Dec. 12, 1910; D:
22779 ; Edgar Lee Masters, Chicago. 26057

Lockout (The); or, The longshoremen's strike,
a drama in 1 act, by G. L. Stout.

© G. L. Stout, United States ; 1874 : 15396,
Dec. 22. 26058

Locksley hall. See Undercurrents.
Loco; a comic opera, by PI .J. Smith.

© Edwai-d .T. Smith, Atlantic City; 1890:
31618, Oct. 13. 26059

Loco (El) dios. See Madman (The) divine.

Locust (The); plav in 3 acts and 5 scenes, by
,1. A. Gehrung and B. H. Atwell. [3], 48 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 24, 1912; D : 30944 ; Julian A.
Gehrung and Ben H. Atwell, New York.

26060

a 3 act comic drama from the French, by

F. Williams.

© Fred Williams, Boston; 1878:891, .Tan.
21. 26061

Locust (The) and ant (La cig'ale et la fourmi);
comic opera in 3 acts and 10 tnl)leuux, by Al-
fred Duru and Henri Chivot, music by Edmond
Audran ; tr. and adapted by the Franco- Ameri-
can agency for dramatic literature, ltd.

© Frangois Mons and Louis Nathal, New
York ; 1886 : 29454, Dec. 22. 26062

Locust (The) flower; fantasy in 1 act, by Pau-
line de Silva Brooks Quinton. 28 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. July 23, 1914; D : 37653 ; William
Warren Quinton, Buffalo. 26062a

Lodestar (The); play in 3 acts, by W. L. Weg-
ner. [3] 74 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 6, 1913 ; D : 34027 ; Wilma Louise
Wegner, Rochester, N. Y. 26063

Lodg'e (The) keeper's daughter. See Dora
Thorne.

Lodge of Kye Tyes; a burlesque initiation, by
Cliarles A. Hasson. Chicago, T. S. Denison
[1904] 25 p. 12°. (On cover: Denison's
specialties)

© T. S. Denison, Chicago ; D : 5612, Oct. 6,
1904; 2c. Nov. 3, 1904. 26064

Lodge secrets; a comedy in prologue and 3 acts,
by A. Vinton and W. Reid.

© Arthur Vinton and Wilson Reid, San An-
tonio ; 1895 : 12497, Mar. 2. 26065

Lodger (The) Sec Who is he?

Lodgers; 1 act comedy, by .L E. Blamphin. 7
p. f°. Typewritten.

© Joseph E. Blamphin, Philadelphia ; D :
7393, Sept. 29, 1905 ; 2c. Oct. 26, 1905. 26066

Lodgers taken in; comedy in 3 acts, by Levin
C. Tees. New York, Dick & Fitzgerald, 1913.
57 p. 12°.

© July 19, 1913; 2c. July 21, 1913; D:
33884 ; Dick & Fitzgerald, New York. 26067

a 3 act farce-comedy, by G. B. De Wier.

© G. B. De Wier, Philadelphia; 1892:
20253, May 12. 26068

i

1298

26069

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

26086

Lodging'-house (The) keeper; a monologue, by
Evelyn Simms. New York, Dick & Fitzgerald,
1909. 5 p. 12°.

© Dick & Fitzgerald, New York ; D : 15672,
Apr. 20, 1909 ; 2c. June IG, 1909. 26069

Lodofski, the counterfeiter; a melodrama in 5
acts, by A. C. M. Luhrs.

© August C. Martin Luhrs, San Francisco ;
1896 : 53128, Sept. 23. 26070

Loftus and his loves; a comedy, by C. C.
Adams.

© C. C. Adams, New York ; 1899 : 14615,
Feb. 23. 26071

Log cabin neighbors; written and composed by
J. M. Janson. 15 p. f°. Typewritten.

© James Melville Janson. Fall River.
]Mass. ; 1890 : 10926, Apr. 2 ; 2c. Apr. 2. 26072

Logan's luck; a comedy drama in 5 acts, bv
Hal Reid [i. e. J. H. Reid]

© James Halleck Reid, United States;
1895 : 26684, May 16. 26073

See also Human hearts.

Logenbriider (Die) See Are you a mason?

Logierbesuch; schwank in 3 aufziigen, von
Fritz Friedmann-Frederich. Wien, Leipzig,
New York, W. Karczag [1914] 63 p. 8°.

© Ic. June 16. 1915 ; D : 40951 ; W. Karc-
zag, Vienna. 26073a

Lohengrin; a nmsical burlesque for wax figures,
by Harriet E. Smith. Lebanon, O., March
bros., 1907. 17 p. 12°. [Libretto only]

© March bros.. Lebanon, O. ; D: 11273,
Sept. 3, 1907 ; 2c. Nov. 20, 1907. 26074

See also Tristan und Isolde.

Lohse and Sterling; play in 1 act, by R. Lohse.
3 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 6, 1915 ; D : 41169 ; Ralph Lohse.
New York. 26074a

Loi (La) de I'homme; piece en 3 actes, par P.
Hervieu. [Paris, A. Lemerre] 1900. 129 p.
nar. 16°.

© Paul Hervieu, France; 1900 A: 2807,
Jan. 25 ; 2c. Jan. 10. 26075

See also Theatre complet [de] Paul Her-
vieu.

Loi (La) de pardon; piece en 4 actes, par Maur-
ice Landay. 48 p. 8°. (Supplement the-
atral au no. 6 de Lisez-moi, 1905)

© Jules Tallandier, Paris ; D : 7604, Nov.
23, 1905; 2c. Nov. 23, 1905. 26076

Lois; by Mrs. D. Mack.

© Mrs. Duval Mack, Washington ; D : 10178,
Mar. 20, 1907. 26077

Lokalbahn (Die); komodie in 3 akten, von
Ludwig Thoma. Miincheu, A. Langen, 1902.
164, [1] p. 12°.

© Albert Langen, Munich ; D : 2405, Oct. 2,
1902 ; 2c. Oct. 22, 1902. 26078

Lola; a drama in 3 acts, being a reconstructed
version of drama heretofore copyrighted by
F. G. Maeder.

© Fred O. Maeder, New York ; 1871 : 8669,
Sept. 16. 26079

play in 4 acts, by O. Davis. [2], 128 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. July 18, 1910 ; D : 21586 ; Owen Davis.
New York. 26080

play in 3 acts, by O. L. Dreeben. [65] p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 13, 1915; D: 42529; Octnvine
Lopez Dreeben, Dallas. 26080a

a romantic, picture.sque drama of life, love

and adventure, by F. G. Maeder.

© Fred G. Maeder, New York ; 1871 : 6792,
July 19. 26081

Lola Dale; a play in 3 acts, by J. M. Maxwell.
Typewritten.

© John Milo Maxwell, Chicago; 1900 A:
105, Jan. 2; 2c. Jan. 2. 26082

Lola Montez; a new and original historical
drama in 4 acts and 5 scenes, by P. Gibson.
127 p. 8°. Typewritten.

© Preston Gibson. Chicago ; D : 4333. Dec.
2, 1903; 2c. Dec. 11, 1903. 26083

See also Dancer (The) and the king.

Lola, the dancer; by F. P. Ladd. 13 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Frederic P. Ladd. New York ; D : 10301,
Apr. 9, 1907 ; 2c. Apr. 17, 1907. 26084

Lola's fortune; a romantic drama in 3 acts, bv
Edwin F. De Nyse.

© Lulu Prior De Nyse, Brooklyn; 1883:
3572, Feb. 24. 26085

Lolimo; tabloid grand opera, by C. M. Green-
ing. 13 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Sept. 4, 1915; D: 41686; Clara M.
Greening, Los Angeles. 26085a

Lolita; a drama of California life, in 5 acts, by
S. P. Carr.

© Sarah Pratt Carr, St. Helena, Cal. ; 1889 :
35633, Nov. 22. 26086

sketch, by K. L. Dalliba. 9 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. July 24, 1915; D: 41306; K. Lyon
Dalliba, London. 26086a

1299

26087

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

26107

Lolita — Continued.

vaudeville in 1 act, by H. Ten Broeck. 8 p.

f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 21, 1911 ; D : 28053 ; Helen Ten

Broeck, New York. 26087

Lolita, the flower girl; musical comedy, by C.
Driscoll. 170 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto
only]

© Clara Driscoll, San Antonio ; D : 1337,
Jan. 22, 1902 ; 2c. Jan. 22, 1902. 26088

Lolo-Lulu; Pariser schwank mit musik in 4
akten von Paul Bissen (pseud, des Willy
Frey) musik von Ed. Weber. 126 p. 4°.
Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Sept. 5, 1911 ; D : 25207 ; Willy Frey,
New York. 26089

Loma; a play in 5 acts, by F. Backus. 103 p.
f°. Typewritten.

© Frederick Backus, Orange, N. J. ; D :
5928, Dec. 19, 1904 ; 2c. Dec. 19, 1904. 26090

Lombroso's monument; comedy In 3 acts, by
Franz IMolnar, tr. from the Hungarian and
adapted for the American stage by I. Kaszab.
66 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 7, 1910 ; D : 17883 ; Imre Kaszab,
New York. 26091

Lon dub rioza (Royal blackbird); a historical
Irish drama in 5 acts and 5 tableaux, by G. L.
Stout. 99 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© George L. Stout, New York ; 1882 : 6735,
Apr. 27 ; 2c. Sept. 8. 26092

London (The) & American bloomer girls; a
farce comedy in 3 acts, by W. B. Watson.

© W. B. Watson, New York; 1896:18020.
Mar. 21. 26093

London assurance; comedy in 5 acts, by Dion L.
Boucicault. Boston, W. H. Baker & co., 1911.
78 p. 12°. ([The William H. Warren ed. of
standard plays] )

© Feb. 10, 1911; 2c. Feb. 11, 1911; D:
23323 ; Walter H. Baker & co., Boston. 26094

Same. Acting version of Yale university

dramatic association, with introduction by
William Lyon Phelps. New Haven, Conn.,
Pub. under the supervision of P. Roberts, 1910.
xvii, [3]. 87 p. plates, illus. 8°.

© Dec. 15, 1909; 2c. Dec. 21, 1909; D:
17757 ; Philip Roberts, New Haven. 26095

Same. New American ed., correctly re-
printed from the original authorized acting ed.
New York, H. Roorbach, 1899. 67 p. 12°.
( [Roorbach's American ed. of acting plays, no.
19])

© Harold Roorbach, New York; 1889:
87514, Dec. 9 ; 2c. Dec. 14. 26098

London assurance — Continued.

■ • Same, ed. bv Alfred B. Sedgwick. New

York, C. T. De Witt, 1877. 54 p. 12°. ([De

Witt's acting plays, no 212] )

© Clinton T. De Witt, New York; 1877:

11275. Oct. 2 ; 2c. Dec. 30, 1878. 26097

London (A) beauty. See Gladys.

London bells.

© William Schepp Campbell, Chicago ; 1S97:
63610, Nov. 15. 26098

London by nig'ht; a sensational drama in 3 acts,
by W. H. Walters.

© Adah Foy, Covington, Ky. ; 1879:8882,
July 7. 26099

London (The) char-lady. See Eternal (The)
feminine.

London empire burlesquers; in 3 acts, by W. F.
Barry.

© Wm. F. Barry, Philadelphia ; 1899 : 18693,
Mar. 13. 26100

London (A) engag'ement. See Her English
company.

London (The) fire brigade; a pantomimical sa-
tire, bv B. Ritchie and Tom Hearn. New
York. 1907. 12 p. 16°.

© Billie Ritchie, New York ; D : 11227, Aug.
26, 1007; 2c. Aug. 26, 1907. 26101

London (The) flats; comic musical drama in 3
acts, by II. L. Landrum. [29] p. Typewrit-
ten. [Librt'tto only]

© Ic. Mar. 16, 1911; D : 23672 ; Rob(M-t L.
Landrum. Detroit. 26102

London forty years ago.
dawn.

See Sundown to

London (The) gaiety girls; by J. A. Flynn.

© .John A. Flynn, Cleveland; 1890:. 32868,
Oct. 22. 26103

London life; a melodrama in 5 acts, by Martin
Field and Arthur Shirley.

© Murray & Long, New York ; 1899 : 39110,
June 14. 26104

London (A) mystery; a play in 4 acts, by John
A. Stevens.

© James S. Stevens, Philadelphia ; 1891 :
8144, Mar. 3. 26105

London (The) police; a melodrama, by G.
Dance.

© George Dance, Weybridge, England;

1900 A : 19064, Aug. 1. 26106

London society; emotional and pathetic drama
in 5 acts and 7 tableaux, by A. Corbett.

© Adolphe Corbett, New York ; 1885 : 17758,
Aug. 21. 26107

1300

26108

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

26127

London suburbia; by F. J. Westcott.

© Frederick John Westcott, London ; D :
10965, July 15, 1907. 26108

Lone (The) chance; drama in 4 acts, by G. N.
AI!)yn. 142, [9] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 12, 1911 ; D : 24198 ; Genevieve N.
Albyn, Brooklyn. 26109

Lone (A) hand; a romantic drama in 4 acts, by
R. G. Morris.

© Robert Griffin Morris, New York; 1882:
894G, May 30. 26110

Lone (The) hand four aces; or. Equal to a
royal flush, in 4 iicts, by M. P. Crawford, to
be acted by a troup of educated dogs. 9 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Milev Pleasantou Crawford, United
States ; 1890 : 17517, May 29 ; 2c. June 30.

26111

Lone Oaks; a melodrama in 5 acts, by A. H.
Davis.

© Anson 11. Davis, New York ; 1890 : 33549,
Oct. 28. 26112

Lone (The) operator; by B. C. Antensou. 62 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Bennett C. Antenson, New York ; D :
11653, Nov. 2, 1907; 2c. Nov. 2, 1907. 26113

Lone pine; a melodrama in a prologue and 3
acts, by E. J. Cowley.

© Edward J. Cowley, Boston ; 1885 : 10829,
IMay 12. 26114

Lone (The) pirate; by L. M. Gartner.

© Lillian M. Gartner, New York; D : 14319,
Nov. IS, 1908. [Pantry abandoned, see Love
(Tlie) pirate; D : 14400] 26115

Lone (The) star; comedietta in 1 act, by Wil-
li:im J. Burke. 13 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Hilda Thomas, New York ; D : 518, May
28, 1901; 2c. May 28, 1901. 26116

a sensational drama, by J. M. Findull.

© .L M. Findull, New York; 1871:10044,

Oct.

u.

26117

Lone Star mystery; a sensational comedy
drama of frontier life in Texas, by J. L.
Glass. 92 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© James L. Glass, New Albany, Ind. ; D :
5118, May 27, 1904; 2c. June 2, 1904. 26118

Lone Star of Texas; or. The squaw's revenge,
ccnuHlv drama in 4 acrts, by Beaumont Clax-
ton [pseud, of T. C. Taylor] 54 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Ic. July 17, 1911; D: 24707; T. Clax-
ton Taylor, Lorain, O. 26119

Lone (The) Star ranch; western comedy drama
in 4 acts, by C. F. Harrison. 46 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 18, 1911; D: 24968; Chas. F.
Harrison, McKinney, Tex. 26120

Lone-tree mine; a Rocky Mountain drama in 5
acts, by David Hill.

© Penn pub. co., Philadelphia; 1899:
4SS65, July 28; 2c. July 28. 26121

Lone (The) wolf; melodrama in 4 acts and 10
scenes, by L. J. Vance. 100 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Sept. 13, 1915; D: 41733; Louis
Joseph Vance, Harmon-on-Hudson, N. Y.

26121a

Lone (The) woman; a drama in 4 acts, by M.
Gardner, [37] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 6, 1913; D : 32205 ; Margaret
Gardner, Atlanta. 26122

drama in 3 acts, by J. H. Greene. [72] p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 15, 1913 ; D : 34417 ; John Henry
Greene, New York. 26123

Lonely (The) deep; a romance of life and love
in 4 chapters, by E. Graves.

© Edwin Graves, New York; 1874:3049,
Mar. 11. 26124

Lonely (The) lady; farcical satire in 1 act, by
L. D. Freeman. 18 p. 4°. Typewritten,

© Ic. May 27, 1915 ; D : 40777 ; Lea David
Freeman, New Orleans,' 26124a

modern play in 3 acts and an epilogue, by

B. M. Dix (B. M. D. Flebbe) 127 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 26, 1913 ; D : 32832 ; Beulah Dix
Flebbe, Brookline, Mass. 26125

Lonely lives. See Dramatic works of Ger-
hart Hauptmann,

Lonely (The) millionaires; a new and original
comedy in 3 acts, by Mrs. Henry de la Pas-
ture.

© Otho Stuart, London; D : 8514, May 11,
1906. 26126

Lonely (The) pollywog of the mill-pond; a
sanguinary drama in 3 scenes, by M. T. Head.
New York, Happy hours company.

© Happv hours co., New York; 1876:333,
Jan. 7; 2c. Feb. 14. 26127

Lonely (The) way; Intermezzo; Countess
Mizzie; 3 plays by Arthur Schuitzler, tr.
from the German with an introduction by
Edwin Bjorkman. New York, M. Kenner-
ley, 1915. xliii, 323 p. 12°.

© ]\Iay 26. 1915 ; 2c. and aff. June 5, 1915 ;
A : 406158 ; Mitchell Kennerley, New York.

26127a

1301

26128

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

26145

Lonely ville (The) social club; a farcical
satire in 3 acts, by W. C. Parker. Chicago.
T. S. Denison [1903] 32 p. 12°. (Alta
series)

© T. S. Denison, Chicago ; D : 2749, Dec.
22. 1902; 2c. .Jan. 26, 1903. 26128

Lonesome junction; comedy sketcli, by Mr.
and Mrs. G. Berry. 9 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 12, 1910; D: 22279; Mr. and
Mrs. George Berry, Chicago. 26129

Lonesome Mile; western comedy drama in 2
acts, by George M.- Rosener. Chicago, Dra-
matic publishing co. [1912] 44 p. 12°.
([Sergei's acting drama no. 614])

© Dec. 31, 1912; 2c. Jan. 2, 1913; D:
31843; Dramatic pub. co., Chicago. 26130

Lonesome pine; American drama of the far
West in 3 acts, by Roy La Marr [pseud, of
Roy Mosher] [25] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 29, 1911; D: 25100; Roy
IVIosher, Chicago. 26131

Lonesome town; musical comedy, by J. G.
Brusio. 61 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 21, 1911; D: 25543; Mrs. Jud-
son C. Brusie, San Francisco. 26132

Long Branch — Continued.

or. Seaside summer scenes,

act

musical farce in 2 acts, by C. W. Kolb and

Judson Brusie. 91 p. 4°. Typewritten [Li-
bretto only]

© Ic. Sept. 2, 1913 ; D : 34303 ; C. William
Kolb, San Francisco. 26133

Lonesome trail; a play in 4 acts, by P. E.
Burns. [142] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 5, 1913; D : 32521 ; Paul E.
Burns, Philadelphia. 26134

Loneville (The) jollier; a 1 act farce, by
Charles Horwitz. 19 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© James E. Henry, Philadelphia ; D : 11708,
Nov. 8. 1907; 2c. Nov. 8, 1907. 26135

Long (The) and short man; play, by C. Saun-
ders. 5 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 4, 1915 ; D : 39942 ; Chas. Saun-
ders, St. Paul. 26135a

Long (The) and short of it; by J. H. Sackett.
S4 p. 12°. Typewritten.

© John Hubbert Sackett, Philadelphia;
D : 1800. Apr. 29, 1902 ; 2c. Apr. 29, 1902.

26136

10 p.

vaudeville sketch, by R. D. Miles.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 21, 1915; D: 39462; Rex De-
witt Miles, Portland, Or. 26136a

Long Branch; a comedy, by G. Ryer.

© George Ryer, Albany ; 1871 : 1839, Mar.
4. 26137

musical comedy, by C. R. Gardiner.

© C. R. Gardiner, New York; 1880:8530,
June 4. 26138

Long distance; a monologue, by (Orlando F.
Lewis. Philadelphia, The Penn publishing
company, 1904. 15 p. 12°.

© Penn pub. co., Philadelphia ; D : 5348.
July 27, 1904; 2c. July 27, 1904. 26139

Long (The) distance telephone; by G. B.
Howard.

© George B. Howard, Chicago; 1896:
12106, Feb. 22. 26140

Long (A) duel; a serious comedy in 4 acts, bv
Mrs. W. K. Clifford [Lucy (Lane) Clifford]
London and New York, John Lane, 1901. 151
p. 16°.

© Mrs. W. K. ClifCord, New York ; D : 765,
Aug. 16, 1901; 2c. Aug. 17, 1901. 26141

or, Graphteopathy. Typewrit-

green;

Long
ten.

© John L. Morrison, Greenville, Pa. ; D :
1367, Jan. 20, 1902; 2c. Jan. 29, 1902.

26142

Long Island; a play in 4 acts, by P. W. Hyde.
49 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Paul Woodworth Hyde. Chicago; D:
10663, May 29, 1907; 2c. June 13, 1907.

26143

Long (The) journey; play in 3 acts, by K. J.
Townsend. 118 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 2, 1915 ; D : 42398 ; Katharine J.
Townsend, Cooperstown, N. Y. 26143a

Long (The) lane; play in 4 acts, by B. H.
Voigt. 116 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 18, 1914; D : 37347 ; Bernhard
H. Voigt, Brooklyn. 26143b

play in 3 acts, by W. W. Richmond. 72 p.

f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 17, 1911 ; D : 25515 ; AVarren AV.
Richmond, Cleveland. 26144

Long (The) lash; play in 1 act. by H. Hage-
dorn [2], 21 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 29, 1914; D : 38051 ; Herin.uiu
Hagedorn, Fairtield, Conn. 26144a

Long live the king; play in 3 acts, by M. R.
Rinehart. [201] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 2, 1914 ; D : 35878 ; Mary Roberts
Rinehart, Sewickley, Pa. 26144b

Long looked for; a musical play in 3 acts and
4 scenes, by Albert S. and Charles E. How-
son. 66 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto
only]

© Frank A. Howson, Brooklyn; D:50]6.
May 13, 1904; 2c. May 13, 1904. 26145

1302

26146

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

26164

Long (The) lost daughter. See Capt. Skin.

Long-lost (The) nephew; [play in 1 act] by
Robert C. V. Meyers; [and] Ghost scene from
Hamlet. Philadelphia, P. Garrett & co.. 1886.
p. 193-216. 12°. (Dramatic supplement to
One hundred choice selections, no. 7)

© P. Garrett & co., Philadelphia; 1886:
6012, Mar. 15; 2c. Sept. 9. 26146

Long (The) lost son; musical comedy in 3
acts, by M. M. Walsh. 41 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Jan. 4. 1912 : D : 28224 : Margaret
Man<^field Walsh, Cincinnati. 26147

Long (The) road. See Red (The) mark.

Long (A) road that has no turning; play in
4 acts, by Louis Lawrence [pseud, of L. L.
Kaufman"] [22] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 20, 1914; D: 36428; Lawrence
L. Kaufman, Columbus, O. 26147a

Long (A) shot. Typewritten.

© Carvl Wilbur, New York; 1900 A:
4470.. Feb. 17; 2c. Feb. 24. 26148

Long (The) way home; a play in 1 act, by C.
Skinner.

© Constance Skinner, Chicago ; D : 12778,
Apr. 18, 1908. 26149

Longfellow's dream. -See Enjoyable enter-
tainments.

Longman (The) case; a modern play in 5 acts,
by Mrs. C. F. McLean.

© Mrs. C. F. McLean, Cincinnati; 1895:
19962, Apr. 11 ; 2c. May 16. 26150

Longshoremen's (The) strike. See Lockout

(The)
Loo; follie musicale, by Farnie.

© George M. Vescelius, Chicago; 1886:
20423, Sept. 10. 26151

Looey; dramatic composition, by G. V. Hobart.
12 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© George V. Hobart, Pelham Manor, N.

Y. ; I> : 10669, May 31, 1907 ; 2c. May 31,

1907. 26152

Look after Louise; tragedy in 1 act, by" C. F.

Nirdliiiger. [37] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 8, 1915 ; D : 42142 ; Charles Fred-
eric Nirdlinger, New York. 26152a
Look before you leap; a drama in 4 acts, by
L. J. L. Stilwell. 71 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Laura Jean Libbey-Stilwell, Brooklyn;
D: 12035, Jan. 3, 1908; 2c. Jan. 3, 1908.

26153

Look out for Hezikiah; farce, by Louise Rand
Bascom. Lebanon, O., March brothers, 1912.
4 p. 8°. (Famous five-cent funny farces)

© Sept. 9, 1912; 2c. Sept. 12, 1912; D:
30817; March bros., Lebanon, O. 26154

Look out for paint; farce comedy in 3 acts, by
Cornelius Shea. Boston, W. H. Baker & co.,
1912. 33 p. 12°.

© Oct. 18, 1912; 2c. Oct. 19, 1912; D:
31175; AValter H. Baker & co., Boston.

26155

Look out for the cat; a sketch in 1 act for two
black-face comedians, by Harry L. Newton.
Boston, W. H. Baker & co., 1904. 12 p. 12°.

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston ; D : 5091,
May 28, 1904; 2c. Oct. 5, 1904. 26156

Look who's here — Napoleon; farce comedy in
2 acts, by C. B. Casad. 65 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. June 28, 1913; D : 33646 ; Campbell
B. Casad, New York. 26157

Looking backward; or. The new woman, a
comedy, by T. J. Kane.

© T. J. Kane, Gunnison, Col.; 1896:6774,
Jan. 27. 26158

Looking backwards; by S. Chambers. 13 p.
f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 7, 1911; D: 25966; Steplien
Chambers, Chico, Cal. 26159

Looking for a wife; a comedy in 2 acts, by
J. M. O'Sullivan. Brooklyn, J. M. O'Sullivan,
1887. 30 p. 12°.

© James M. O'Sullivan, Brooklyn; 1882:
15055, Sept. 11; 2c. Sept. 12, 1887. 26160

Same. Rev. ed.

© James M. O'Sullivan. Brooklvn; 1888:
2774, Jan. 25 ; 2c. Aug. 5, 1901. ' 26161

— • Same.

© by James M. O'Sullivan, Brooklyn, as
the author, in renewal for 28 years. Re-
newal no. 6377. Feb. 6, 1915. Original entry,
Jan. 25, 1888, no. 2774. 26161a

a farce comedy in 3 acts, by David De

Wolf. 83 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© George Samuels, New York ; D : 3465,
. May 21, 1903 ; 2c. May 21, 1903. 26162

Looking for Mary Jane; farce in 3 acts, by
Helen Bagg. Philadelphia, Penn publishing
company, 1915. 85 p. 12°.

© Aug. 1, 1915; 2c. Aug. 10, 1915; D:
41458; Penn pub. co., Philadelphia. 26162a

farce in 2 acts, by H. Bagg. [1], 121 p.

4 . Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 13, 1913 ; D : 32664 ; Helen Bagg,
Chicago. 26163

Looking for Miss Fortune.

© Fred W. Taylor and Mary Orlette Tay-
lor, New York; D : 5210, Apr. 30, 1904.

26164

1303

26165

DEAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

26180

Looking- for more; or, Turn about is fair
play; farce in 1 act, by (J. M. Lindsay. Bos-
ton, W. H. Baker & co., 1909. 21 p. 12°.

© Nov. 20, 1909; 2c. Nov. 22, 1909; D:
17498; Clarence M. Lindsay, Brooklyn.

26165

Looking for the King; a Sunday school drama
in 4 pts., by Mrs. B. Peters [i. e. Camilla W.
Peters] Brooklyn, W. C. Bryant & co., 1894.

5 p. 1., 5-31 p. illus. 12°.

© Mrs. B. Peters, United States; 1894:
11457, Feb. 24; 2c. Mar. 20. 26165a

Looking for trouble; a comedy sketch in 1 act,
by J. Barnes and Abel Seaman [pseud, of
Frank Eugene Chase] Boston, W. H. Baker

6 CO., 1007. 14 p. 12°.

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston; D:
10493, May 4, 1907; 2c. Aug. 20, 1907. 26166

— farce in 3 acts, by Helene Gingold and
Laurence Cowen. London, S. French, ltd. ;
New York, S. French, 1913. 66 p. 12°. (On
cover: French's acting ed., no. 2428)

© Jan. 31, 1913; 2c. Feb. 1, 1913; D:
32154; Samuel French, ltd., London. 26167

farcical play in 3 acts, by Helene Gingold

and L. Cowen. 73 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 16, 1910; D: 21497; Laurence
Cowen, London. 26168

Looking for work; dialog for 5 boys and 2
girls, by E. J. Freund. Antigo, Wis., Antigo

publishing company, 1915. 13 p. 24°. (Dia-
logs for school picnics, no. 8)

© July 20, 1915; 2c. July 28, 1915; D:
41335; Antigo pub. co., Antigo, Wis. 26168a

Looking for you; a dramatic trifle in 1 act, by
F. W. Hackett.

© Frank AVarren Hackett, Portsmouth, N.
H. ; 1893:55116, Dec. 13. 26169

Looking forward; play in 1 act, by A. M. Hol-
brook. [4], 25 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 8, 1915; D : 42442 ; Alva M.
Hoi brook. New York. 26ie9a

See also, at end of alphabet, titles beginning

with figures: 1891-2091.

Looking-glass (The); a children's play in 1 act,
by Major I'. Trevor. New York, Sanuiel
French ; London, Sanniel French, ltd., 1909.
39 p. 12°. ( [French's international copy-
righted ed. of the works of the best authors,
no. 160])

© Philip Trevor, London ; D : 16002, June
5, 1909; 2c. June 24, 1909. 26170

Looking into the future,
dream.

Lookout inn; play in 1 act, by R. Dalton. 10
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 23, 1911; D: 23424; Robert
Dalton, Brooklyn. 26171

a playlet in 1 act, by W. W. Norton. 21 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© .William Warren Norton, Detroit; D:
5088, IVlay 28, 1904, 2c. July 23, 1904.

26172

Lookout Mountain; or, A battle amid the
clouds, a pyrotechnical spectacular and pan-
tomimic drama, by H. J. Pain and F. Oakes
Rose.

© Henry J. Pain and Frank Oakes Rose,
New York; 1894:53955, Nov. 19. 26173

Loom (The); play in 3 acts with prologue, by
H. L. Cohn. [46] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 31, 1913; D : 35514 ; Harrv L.
Cohn, Spokane, Wash. 26174

Loom (The) of life,
dalen.

See Factory (A) Mag-
See Ashes on the

Looms (The) of Lowell
altar.

Loon that went looney at Luna; by T. H.
Barron.

© Tliomas H. Barron, New York ; D : 5004,
May 10, 1904. 26175

Loop the loop; a dramatic composition in 3
acts, by G. E. Poulson.

© George E. Poulson, New York; D:2112,
. July 12, 1902. 26176

— a 3 act comedy, by E. F. Rush.

© Ed. F. Rush, New York; D : 816. Aug.
31, 1901. 26177

Loose discipline illustrated.
(The)

See Deserter

See Murphy's

1304

Loot of the Filipinos' cache; play in 1 act, by

G. G. Belden. [1], 10 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 14, 1913; D : 33785 ; George G.

Belden, Spokane, W^ash. 26178

Looting (The) of the Second national; sketch
in 2 scenes, by J. F. Blaney. 3 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Jan. 21, 1913; D: 32105; J. Francos
Blaney, New York. 26179

Lopey (The) 'lopers; a 1 act comedy playlet,
by R. C. Nash. 61 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ralpli Chester Nash, Wliitman, Mass. ;
D: 15113, Feb. 17, 1909; Ic. Feb. 8, 1909.

26180

26180

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

26201

Lopez de Coria; juguete comico en 2 actos (el
sesundo dividido en 2 cuadros) oi'iginal de
Pedro Miiuoz Seca y Pedro Perez Fernandez.
Madrid [Sociedad de autores espanoles] 1914.
52 p. 12°.

© Sept. 17, 1914; Ic. Sept. 21, 1914; D:
3S209 ; P. Mimoz Seca y P. P6rez Fernandez,
Madrid. 26180a

Lora; play in 4 acts, by E. Russell and Mrs.
E. N. Morgan. 57 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Edmund Russell and Mrs. Edmund Nash
Morgan, Cleveland; D : 5821, Nov. 25, 1904;
2c. Nov. 25, 1904. 26181

Lora Breckenridge; a drama in 4 acts, by Mrs.
G. Goldthwaite.

© Mrs. Geo. Goldthwaite, Leadville, Col.;
1891 : 30168, Aug. 24. 26182

Lord and Lady Byron; a romantic comedy
drama in 4 acts, by A. M. Bennett.

© A. Milo Bennett, Cliicago ; 1900 A : 1319,
Jan. 15. 26183

Lord and Lady Tinkeytong; farce comedy in 3
acts, by E. Nice. 48 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Eugene Nice, New York ; D : 10601, May
20, 1907 ; 2c. May 20, 1907. 26184

Lord and lover; an operetta in 3 acts, by D. P.
Holland. New York, S. W. Green [printer]
1879. 36 p. 12°.

© Daniel Pope Holland, New York; 1879:
2369, Feb. 19 ; 2c. Mar. 3. 26185

Lord and master; a drama in 5 acts, from
Florence Marryat's novel Her lord and mas-
ter, by R. Rayland.

© Rose Rayland, New York; 1876:2078,
Feb. 17. 26186

Lord (The) and the lady; by J. A. Golden. 11
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Joseph A. Golden, New York ; D : 11860,
Dec. 4, 1907 ; 2c. Dec. 4, 1907. 26187

Lord (A) and two ladies; a comedy in 4 acts,
by G. H. Howard. 104 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© George H. Howard, Wasliington ; D : 41,
.Tan. 17, 1901 ; 2c. Jan. 19, 1901 ; Ic. June 18.
1909 (new ed.) 26188

Lord Attenborough's only son and Katie Du-
rose, the abducted girl; by J. J. Harkins. 46
p. 16°. Printed.

© James J. Harkins, Pittsburgh; 1882:
12229, July 24 ; 2c. Aug. 7. 26189

Lord Bantam; a comedy in 2 acts, by J. S.
Houghton.

© John S. Houghton, Philadelphia; 1872:
1801, Feb. 23. 26190

Lord Byron; a play in 4 acts, by Rida Louise
Johnson.

© James Young, Baltimore; 1898:66185,
Nov. 12. 26191

Lord Byron's daughter; by L. C. King.

© Laura Clayton King, Los Angeles ; D :
12353, Feb. 10, 1908. 26192

Lord Byron's masters; a romantic comedy in
4 acts, by A. M. Bennett.

© A. ftlilo Bennett, Chicago ; 1900 A : 1322,
Jan. 1.5. , 26193

Lord Chanticleer; a quaint conceit, by F. A.
Mathews. 16 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 12, 1910; D: 20445; Frances
Ayraar Mathews, New York. 26194

Lord Chesterfield; a drama, by D. A. McFall.
cover-title, 36 p. 8°. Printed.

© D. A. McFall, Austin, Tex.; 1895:28100,
May 24 ; 2c. May 24. 26195

Lord-Chuck-me-down of the House of Lords
of England in trouble in America; by F.
■ Evans.

© Frank Evans, Munhall, Pa. ; 1899 : 15158.
Feb. 2.5. 26196

Lord Coverdale; drama in 4 acts, by A. Hodges.
201 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 14, 1913; D : 34135 ; Arthur
Hodges, New York. 26197

Lord Dopie's finish; a comedy sketch, by J.
Hall. 29 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© .John Hall, Newark, N. J.; D:4895. Apr.
18, 1904 ; 2c. Apr. 18, 1904. 26198

Lord Drummond's love; an original historical
drama in 4 acts, by R. N. Traver and M.
Breyer.

© Robert N. Traver and Mary Brever, New
York ; 1888 : 19745, July 9. 26199

Lord Dunmersey; a melodrama, by L. Richard-
son.

© Leander Richardson, New York ; 1889 :
9167. Mar. 22. 26200

Lord Eldred's other daughter; original comedy
in 4 acts, bv H. P. Downing. London, Francis
Griffiths [1913] 85 p. 12°.

© Nov. 10, 1913 ; 2c. Dec. 30, 1913 ; D : 3.5.596 ;
Henry Francis Downing and Francis Griffiths.
London, 26200a

Lord Falkland and Edward Hyde at the house
of the former, Great Tew, near Oxford. See
From king to king.

Lord Fancy Jack; a farce comedy in 4 acts, by
A. Gross. Ill p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Anna Gross, New York ; D : 5114, June
2, 1904 ; 2c. June 2, 1904. 26201

1305

26201

DEAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

26221

Lord Fitz Faddle; play in 1 act, by J. M. Barry.
17 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 11, 1915; D : 39962 ; James M.
Barry, Dingmans Ferry, Pa. 26201a

Lord (A) for a day; a musical comedy in 3 acts,
liooli and lyrics by J. V. Wilson. 81 p. 4°.
Typewritten. [Libvetto only]

© James Victor WiKson, Philadelphia; D:
6464, Apr. 5, 1905 ; 2c. Apr. 5, 1905. 26202

Lord George's last cigar; a playlet, by Jeanie
Peet.

© Herbert Peet, Los Angeles ; D : 3285. Air. .
14, 1903. 26203

Lord (The) high elocutioner. See Macharado
(The)

Lord (The) high executioner. See Titipu.

Lord James Bilbo; in 4 acts, by J. M. T. IMur-
ray. [37] p. t°. Typewritten.

© Ic. All?. 28, 1911 ; D : 25089 ; John IM. T.
Murray, Brooklyn. 26204

Lord John; a comedy drama, by H. J. Learoyd.

© Harold J. Learovd, New York; 1900 A:

17853, July 20. 28205

Lord Larry. See Larry, the lord.

Lord Leicester's love; a dramatization of Sir
Walter Scotfs Kenilworth, by W. B. Mil-
lard.

© William Barrett Millard, New London,
Wis. ; 1897 : 50771, Sept. 11. 26206

Lord L'Estrange; a play in 5 acts, a dramatiza-
tion of Lytton Bulwer's INIy novel, by Mrs.
F. G. Jones.

© Mrs. Frank Goodbar Jones, Boston ; D :
4118, Oct. 20, 1903. 26207

Lord Lieghton; play in 3 acts, by L. Thiem.
56 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 30, 1913; D : 34287 : Lena
Thiem, Sandusky, O. 26208

Lord Love-ye; romantic comedy in 3 acts, by
M. B. Cooke. [2], 101 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 23, 1913; D : 33570 ; Marjorie
Benton Cooke, Chicago. 26209

Lord (The) mayor; an operetta in 2 acts, by
M. Pardee. 17 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Li-
bretto only]

© Munson Pardee. Worcester ; D : 8866.
July 25, 1906; 2c. July 25, 1906. 26210

Lord (The) mayor of Dublin; a play in 3 acts
and 3 scenes, by E. Harrigan. 1.55 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© P:]dward Harrigan, New York ; D : 14534,
Dec. 14, 1908; 2c. Dec. 14, 1908. 26211

Lord (The) of Eallyhack; a libretto in 3 acts,
by G. J. Smith. 36 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Geo. Jay Smith, New York ; D : 14000,
Oct. 7, 1908; 2c. Oct. 7, 1908. 26212

Lord (The) of Coolevyn; an original drama in 4
acts, by W. J. Greene. Boston, Angel
guardian press, 1899.

© William Joseph Greene, Boston; 1899:
' 29634, iMay 1 ; 2c. May 10. 26213

Lord of the manor; an original comic opera
in 2 acts, words and music i)y II. L. Marshall.
34 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Harry Lord Marsliall, Sheepshead Bav,
N. Y. ; D:5529, Sept. 14, 1904; 2c. Sept. 14,
1904. 26214

Lord Piccolo; operette in 3 akten, von Rudolph
Schanzer und Cai-1 Lindau, musik von
Henri Ber^ny. Leipzig, Wien, J. Weinberger
[etc., etc.] 1910. 50 p. 12°. [Lyrics only]

© Sept. 1, 1910; 2c. Sept. 21, 1910; D:
22104; Josef Weinberger, Vienna. 26215

— — See also Little Boy Blue.

Lord Poverty's assets; a comedy drama in 4
acts, by Renard d'Falca [pseud, of F. J. Mc-
Grath. Geneva, Haussman & Zoellner, 1897.
95 p. 8°.

© Frank J. McGrath, Boston ; 1897 : 65389,
Nov. 24 ; 2c. Nov. 6. 26216

a comedy in 4 acts, by Renard d'Falca

[pseud, of F. J. McGrath] IManheim, Ger-
many, Printed by G. Jacob, 1897. 273 p.
12°.

© Frank J. McGrath, Roxburv, Mass. ;
1897:5091, Jan. 15; 2c. Jan. 22. 26217

Lord Raglin at the World's fair; a comedy in
4 acts, by A. E. Lord.

© Alice E. Lord, Baltimore; 1893:48748.
Nov. 1. 26218

Lord Richard in the pantry; play in 3 acts,
dramatized from Martin Swayne's novel of
that name, by M. Collins and M. Hoffman.
117 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 18, 1914; D: 37350; Mabel Col-
lins and Maud Hoffman, London. 26218a

Lord Sally's wife; a i)lay, by C. Slcinner.

© Constance v'^^kinner, Los Angeles; 1);
9947, Feb. 11, 1907. 26219

Lord Strathmore; a drama, founded on
Ouida's I Ijouise de la Ramie's] Strathmore.
96 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Virna Woods, Sacramento, Cal. ; D :
2161. July 28, 1902 ; 2c. July 28, 1902. 26220

Lord Timothy Dexter; a play in 3 acts, by L.
B. ]\Iason.

© Louis Bond Mason, New York ; 1S95 :
22228, Apr. 22. 26221

1306

26223

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

26241

Lord Timothy Dexter — Continued.

or, The greatest man in the East, a

comedy in 5 acts, hy H. A. Blood. 43 p. 12°.

Printed.

© Henry Ames Blood, Washington ; 1874 :

5405, Apr. 21; 2c. May 16. 26222

Lord Tom Noddy; a musical comedy in 2 acts,
written by George Dance, music composed by
F. Osmond Carr.

© Frank W. Sanger, New York; 1896:
20118, Apr. 1. 26223

Lord Tweedie; a melodi'amatic comedy in 4
acts, by R. L. Weed. 185 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Robert Lewis Weed, New York ; D :
1324, Jan. 20, 1902; 2c. Jan. 20, 1902. 26224

Lords and lovers; a drama in 4 acts, by O. T.
Dargun. 126 p. 8°. Typewritten.

© Olive Tilford Dargan, Stearns, N. C. ; D :
8106, Mar. 5, 1906; 2c. Mar. 5, 1906. 26225

and other dramas; by Olive Tilford Dar-
gan. New York, C. Scribner's sons, 1906. 4
p. 1., 3-315 p. 8°.

Contents : Lords and lovers. — The shep-
herd.— The siege.

© Charles Scribner's sons, New York; A:
157726, Oct. 11, 1906; 2c. Oct. 12, 1906.

26225a

Lords of creation; woman's suffrage drama in
3 acts, by Ella Cheever Thayer. Boston, G.
M. Baker & co., 1883. 39 p. 12°.

© George M. Baker, Boston; 1883:23^3,
Dec. 17; 2c. Dec. 22. 26226

Lore; zeitbild en 1 akt, von Tonio Kanzler.
Elberfeld, Sam. Lucas, 1895. 24 p. 8°,

© Sam. Lucas, Elberfield, Germany; 1895:
37673, July 20; 2c. Aug. 14. 26227

Lorelei (The); drama in 4 acts, by K. Jones.
[1], 121 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 28, 1912; D : 30738 ; Kallulu
Jones, New York. 26228

— human comedy in 1 act, by Roland Oliver
riiseud. of Henry White] 21 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Nov. 29, 1913; D:3.51S5; Henry
White, Sacramento, Cal. 26229

— a play in 4 acts, by E. Emerson.

© Evalyn Emerson, Boston ; D : 8395, Apr.
21, 1906. 26230

— ■ or. The Rhine maiden, by H. Frederick.
3 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Helena Frederick, New York ; D : 14385,
Nov. 27, 1908; 2c. Nov. 27, 1908. 26231

Loreley; a romantic opera in 3 acts, by Carlo
d'Ormeville and A. Zanardini, English ver-
sion by Alfred Kalisch, music by A. Cata-
lani. London, G. Ricordi & co., 1907. [5],
5-34, 5-34 p. 8°. [Libretto only. Italian
and English]

© Ricordi & co., Milan ; D : 10877, June 28,
1907 ; 2c. June 29, 1907. 26232

Lorena's lovers; or, A boy of the period, a
modern comedy in 3 acts, by W. J. Brier.

© Warren J. Brier, Plymouth, Wis. ; 1880 :
5227, Apr. 2. ' 26233

Lorenzaccio; schauspiel in 5 akten, unter zu-
grundelegung des gleichnamigen dramas von
Alfred de Musset, von Fritz Herz. Berlin,
Vita, deutsches verlagshaus [1908] 2 p. 1.,
[3]-118 p. 12°. (Bibliothek moderner
dramen, band no. 27)

© Yitn, deutsches verlagshaus, Berlin ; D :
13438, July 29, 1908; Ic. July 30, 1908; Ic.
Sept. 18, 1908. 26234

Lorestan; a drama, by H. A. Blood.

© Henry Ames Blood, New Ipswich, N. H. ;
1878:3717, Mar. 28. 26235

Loretta; a comedy in 4 acts, by C. Denegre.
Typewritten.

© Charles Denegre, Washington; 1899:
18692, Mar. 13 ; 2c. May 15. 26236

a romance, by J. W. Gardiner.

© J. Warren Gardiner, Dunning, Neb. ;
D:5136, June 6, 1904. 26237

Lorgaire (The); an Irish drama in 1 act and 5
scenes, by E. Harrigan.

© Edward Harrigan, New York ; 1878 :
2438, Feb. 27. 26238

an original Irish romantic drama in 3

acts and a prologue, by E. Harrigan. 126 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Edward Harrigan, New York; 1878:
10249, Sept 6; 2c. Sept. 23. 26239

Lori Pollinger; schwank in 3 akten, von Franz
von Schonthan und Rudolf Oesterreicher.
Berlin, F. Bloch erben. 92 p. 12°.

© Felix Bloch erben, Berlin; D: 15012,
Feb. 6, 1909; 2c. Feb. 6, 1909. 26240

Oder, Der dumme Aug'ust, schwank in 3

akten, von Franz von Schonthan und Ru-
dolf Oesterreicher. Berlin, Felix Bloch
erben. 103 p. 12°.

© Henry W. Savage, New York ; D : 14392,
Nov. 28, 1908; 2c. Nov. 28, 1908. 26241

— See also Miss Patsy.

1307

26242

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

26259

Loriena; or, The heroine of King's Court, a
melodrama in 4 acts, dramatized partially
from a novel called At war with herself, by
W. O. Leslie. Philadelphia, The author,
1882. [81] p. 8°.

© William O. Leslie, Philadelphia; 1882:
16556, Oct. 6; 2c. Nov. 3. 26242

Lorine; a drama in 4 acts, by A. E. Ives.

© A. E. Ives, Detroit ; 1887 : 11056, Apr.
25. 26243

or, The enchanted dream, a dramatic pan-
tomime in 4 acts, by J. .Tarow. Chicago,
L. E. Cassatt, 1880. 23 p. 12°.

© Joseph .Tarow and William Boeder, Chi-
cago; 1880:1210, Jan. 20; 2c. Feb. 4. 26244

Lorna; or. The Cuban heiress; a drama in 4
acts, bv Rev. B. J. Raycroft. Erie, Pa., B. J.
Raycroft. 1908. 52 p. 10°.

© Benjamin J. Raycroft, Erie, Pa. ; D :
13420, July 27, 1008; 2c. Aug. 21, 1908.

26245

Lorna Boone; by F. Owsley and L. F. Lance.

© Fitzhugh Owsley, New York, and Laura
F. Lance, Cleveland; 1890:35751, Nov. 13.

26246

— a drama in 4 acts, by Harry J. Cohen.

© Gazzolo cS: Cohen, Chicago; D: 13298,
July 6, 1908. 26247

— a drama in 3 acts, by Mrs. Ted Sparks.
[21] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Mr. & Mrs. Ted Sparks, Kansas City,
Mo.; D: 16200, June 30, 1909; 2c. June 30.
1909. 26248

a pastoral play in 4 acts, from R. D. Black-

more's famous story of romance, adapted by
M. Doran. Typewritten.

© Marie Doran, New York ; 1900 A : .30655,
Dec. 19; 2c. Dec. 19. 26249

— a play in 5 acts, founded upon R. D. Black-
more's novel, by M. Dowling. Melrose, Mass.,
M. Dowling, 1901. [46] p. 8°.

© Mildred Dowling, Melrose, Mass. ; D :
495, May 20, 1901 ; 2c. June 17, 1901. 26250

a romantic drama in 4 acts, based upon

Blackmore's romance of Exmoor, by Lily A.
Long. 76 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© L. A. Long. St. Paul ; D : 6474, Mar. 25,
1905; 2c. Mar. 25, 1905. 26251

or. Rose brilliants, by A. Tassin. Type-

written.

© Algernon Tassin, Washington; 1899:
69735, Oct. 26 ; 2c. Oct. 26. 26252

Lorrain (Le)
ote.

See Don Quichotte. — Don Quix-

Lorraine; a serio-comedy in 5 acts, by F. B.
Colby. 36 p. obi. 8°. Typewritten.

© Mrs. F. B. Colby, St. Louis ; 1885 : 17498,
Aug. 17 ; 2c. Aug. 17. 26253

Los de la burra; humorada baturra en 1 acto,
dividido en 5 cuadros, en prosa, original de
Juan Perez Zuniga y Rlanuel de L'Hotellerie.
IMadrid [Sociedad de autores espaiioles] 1915.

. 39 p. 12°.

© Aug. 30, 1915; Ic. Sept. 1, 1915; D:
41647; J. Perez ZGfiiga y M. de L'Hotellerie,
Madrid. 26253a

Los de la cola; entremes sainetesco, en prosa,
original libro y musica de R. Lopez-Monte-
negro. Madrid [Sociedad de autores espa-
noles] 1915. 28 p. 12°.

© .Tune 24. 1915; Ic. June 25, 1915; D:
41059; Ramon Lopez-Montenegro, Madrid.

26253b

Losa (La) de los sueiios; comedia en 2 actos en
prosa, original de J. Benavente. Madrid [So-
ciedad de autores espaiaoles] 1911. 53 p. 12°.

© Dec. 30, 1911 ; 2c. Jan. 2, 1912 ; D : 28165 ;
Jacinto Benavente, IMadrid. 26254

See also Lata (La) de los celos.

Loser (The) gains; drama in 5 acts, by R. H.
Davis. 116 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 30, 1915; D : 41128 ; Robert
Harkness Davis, Washington. 26254a

Loser (The) wins; drama in 3 acts and 4 scenes,
by F. A. Bell. 39 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 1, 1913 ; D : 34605 ; Florence Al-
■^drich Bell, New York. 26255

play in 1 act, by C. Moffett. [2], 20 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 27, 1913; D : 32094 ; Cleveland
Moffett, New York. 26256

Losing a husband. Sec Youth's revenge

Losing a lover. Sec Pleasing her parents.

Losing (A) game; a play in 1 act, liy Lady
Augusta Gregory. {In Gael, Dec, 1902)

© S. J. Richardson, New York; D : 2646,
Nov. 28, 1902 ; 2c. Nov. 29, 1902. 26257

Loss (The) of the ward. See Guardian Jerry.

Loss (The) to a nation by the freak of a fool.
See Althaea Surratt.

Lost; a drama in 4 acts, bv D. A. Blanchard.
New Orleans, G. IMiiller, 1886. 41 p. 12°.

© Dawson A. Blanchard, New Orleans ;
1886 : 1.5301, July 5 ; 2c. July 31. 2625S

■ a spectacular, sensational and emotional

comedy drama in 5 acts, by I. Davidson.

© Isidore Davidson, New York; 1882:6861,
Apr. 29. 26259

1308

26260

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

26280

Lost — Continued.

a toiiiperiince drama in 5 acts, by E. C.

Dunn. Rofkford, 111. ; Register co., 1877. 24

p. 8°.

© E. C. Dunn, Rockford, III.; 1877:1133,

Jan. 29 ; 2c. Feb. 26. 26260

or, The convict's revenge, a sensation

drama in 3 acts, by H. C. Curley.

© H. C. Curlev, United States ; 1874 : 4389,
Apr. 2. 26261

or. The fruits of the glass, a temperance

drama in 3 acts, by F. L. Cutler. Clyde, O.,
A. D. Ames, 1882. 10 p. 12°. ( [Ames' series
of standard and minor drama, no. 104] )

© A. D. Ames, Clyde, O. ; 1882 : 21296, Dec.
35; 2c. Dec. 15. 26262

or, The missing bonds, an oriijinal protean

drama in 3 acts, by Scott Marvel (D. Findley)

© Dawson Findley, New York ; 1874 : 1202,

Feb. 2. 26263

Lost, a chaperon; comedy in 3 acts, by C. Bruer-
ton and William Shipman Maulsby. [1], 64 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 12, 1911; D: 23974; Courtney
Bruerton, Maiden, Mass. 26264

Same. Boston, W. H. Baker & co., 1912.

69 p. 12°.

© Feb. 17. 1912; 2c. Feb. 19, 1912; D:
28755 ; Walter H. Baker & co., Boston. 26265

Lost, a husband; farce in 1 act, by D, E. Benn.
11 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 30, 1910 ; D : 20924 ; D. E. Benn,
New York. 26266

Lost, a pair of suspenders; by Richard Stone-
lei.^h [pseud, of L. L. Luckenbill] 9 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© L. Le Roy Luckenbill, Greensburg, Ind. ;
D : 16113, June 23, 1909 ; 2c. June 23, 1909.

26267

Lost, a thousand dollars; a sketch in mono-
logue. 4 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Fred Le Porte Diggs, New Y^ork ; D:
15545, Apr. 5, 1909 ; 2c. Apr. 5, 1909. 26268

Lost (The) ace; or. The Island of Pokah, an en-
tirely original joyful, musical extravaganza
in 2 sbuflles and a deal of laughter. New
York, 1888.

© Carroll Johnson, United States; 1S8S:
11148, Apr. 17. 26269

Lost among the floes. See Polaris.

Lost among the living; a comedy drama la 4
acts, by W. L. Ballauf, jr.

© William L. Ballauf, jr., Baltimore ; 1896 :
58782, Oct. 26. 26270

Lost, an opportunity; by E. Walter. TjTpewrit-
ten.

© Eugene W^alter, Cleveland ; 1900 A : 2092,
Jan. 23 ; 2c. Apr. 18, 1901. 26271

Lost and found; an American drama in a pro-
logue and 4 acts, by C. T. Dazey.

© Charles Turner Dazev, Cambridge, Mass. ;
1878 : 15580, Dec. 30. 26272

a farce comedy in 4 acts, by J. M. Clarke

and A. R. Tafft. 106 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Josephine IMiller Clarke and Adella R.
Tafft, Providence, R. I.; D : 8004, Feb. 16,
1906 ; 2c. Mar. 2, 1900. ' 26273

a nuisical farce comedy, by Josephine Mil-
ler (Lucille Loring) [i. e. J. M. Clarke]

© Lucille Loring, New York; 1891:26372,
July 23. 26274

an original, domestic sensational drama in

3 acts, by G. A. Beane.

© George A. Beane, United States; 1876:
8648, July 21. 26275

— play in 5 acts.

© Albert Carr, New York ; 1874 : 12703, Oct.
12. 26276

play in 1 act, by Bert Hanlon. 5 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. July 27, 1915; D : 41322 ; Joseph
Laurie, jr.. East Brookfield, Mass. 26276a

— a sensational modern drama in 4 acts and

a prologue, adapted from the French, by
George Hoey.

© William J. Comley, Philadelphia; 1884:
5502, Mar. 15. 26277

or. The story a locket told, by E. J, Evans

and C. J. Hallowell.

© Clarence J. Hallowell & Everett J.
Evans, New York ; D : 14479, Dec. 7, 1908.

26278

See also Fortune (The) hunters. — Her-

minie. — Rock Allen, the orphan. — Settle-
ment (The) in the West.

Lost and found, a boy; play in 1 act, by L,
and J. Kutner. 5 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 2, 1912; D : 31534 ; Lewis Kut-
ner and Jennie Kutner, Philadelphia. 26279

Lost and won; comedy in 1 act, by L. A. Tur-
ner. [2], 16 p. f°. Ms.

© Ic. July 3, 1914 ; D : 37459 ; Lillian Anna
Turner, Newark, N. J. 26279a

a romantic drama in 5 acts, by C. D. Wil-

son.

© Charles Day Wilson, Chicago; 1889:
9889, Mar. 29. 26280

1309

26281

DRAMATIC COMPOSIOnONS

26299

Lost and won — Continued.

or, True love's reward, a play in 4 acts,

by E. liumley.

© Edward Rumley, Gilman, 111.; 1874:
1742, Feb. 16. 26281

See also May Cody. — Perdita. — Quel sera

le denoliment?

Lost (The) art; dramatic sketch in 1 act, by
.1. A. Lacy. [1], 14 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic Aug. 26, 1914 ; D : 37945 ; J. A. Lacy,
Minneapolis. 26281a

a farce in 1 act, by George Henry Trader

and J. J. Corbett. Typewritten.

© J. J. Corbett, New Yorli ; 1900 A : 17332,
July 14; 2c. July 14. 26282

— - See also Paracelsus.

Lost at sea; or, The joyful surprise, a play in
5 acts, by M. Veitch. 60 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© May Veitch, New Yorli; 1885:18571,
Sept. 2; 2c. Sept. 2. 26283

Lost (The) baby; play in 1 act, by W. Hanlon.
[IJ, 21 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 31, 1911 ; D : 23804 ; Win. Han-
lon, Cohasset, Mass. 26284

Lost (The) boy; farce-comedy in 1 act, by E.
Bloudell. [2], 14 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 16, 1911 ; D : 24955 ; Edw. Blou-
dell, New York. 26285

a musical comedy drama in 3 acts, by E.

Bloudell. 93 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libret-
to only]

© Edward Blondell, New York; D:5456,
Aug. 17, 1904; 2c. Aug. 17, 1904. 26286

See also Wandering (A) Billikin.

Lost (The) button. See Tribulations.

Lost (The) cause; a drama in 4 acts, by J. T.
O'Brien.

© James T. O'Brien, New York; 1871:
8842, Sept. 22. 26287

or. Gray and blue, a drama in 5 acts, by

H. C. Graham. Selma, Ala., R. S. Wetmore,

1888.

© Hamilton C. Graham, Selma, Ala. ; 1888 :
10242, Apr. 9 ; 2c. Apr. 28. 26288

Lost (The) certificate; or, An Irish story,
comedy drama in 4 acts, by M. W. Van
Hamm.

© Mary Wolfe Van Hamm, Cincinnati ;
1888 : 17997, June 23. 26289

Lost (The) chest; a vaudeville in 1 act, by Geo.
Henry Trader, with introduction by S. Larg-
man.

© Sigmund Largman, New York; 1899:
60149, Sept. 19. 26290

Lost (A) child; in 4 acts, by S. J. Browne.
32 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Samuel J. Browne, Springfield, Vt. ; D:
25, Jan. 11, 1901; 2c. Jan. 12, 1901. 26291

See also Boscoe Buscombe. — Top (The)

landing.

Lost children; a drama in 5 acts and 8 tab-
leaux, compiled from French sources, by A.
, R. Cazauran. 123 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© A. R. Cazauran, New York; 1879:2674,
Feb. 26; 2c. Apr. 10. 26292

Lost (The) chord; a melodrama in 4 acts, by
W. Holcomb.

© Willard Holcomb, New York; D : 3624,
June 19, 1903. 26293

4 acts, by F. S. Vane and A.

p. 4°. Typewritten.

Sutton Vane and Arthur Carlton,

21, 1906; 2c. Apr. 22.

26294

— a play in
Carlton. 10

© F.

London ; D : 9483, Nov
1907.

by G. M. Laing,

written.

© Ic. Apr. 27, 1914;
Mayhood Laing, Chicago.

[59] p. 4°. Type-

D: 36844; George
26294a

— play in 1 act, by F. T. Ackerman. [16] p.
4°, Ms.

© Ic. May 29, 1911; D:
T. Ackerman, Indianapolis.

Same.

© Ic. July 13, 1911; D;
T. Ackerman, Indianapolis.

Lost (The) clew. See Cora.

24354; Florence
26295

24677; Florence
26296

Lost (The) co-respondent; farcical comedy in
2 acts, by Butler Davenport. 162 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. May 6, 1915; D: 40576; Bramliall
players, inc., New York. 26296a

Lost (The) diamond; a thrilling drama, by
Col. W. C. Falkner.

© W. C. Falkner,
5731, Mar. 29.

Ripley, Miss.

1883:
26297

■or.

The cotton spinner, a new and origi-
nal local drama, by J. Hart.

© Josh Hart, New York; 1875:5098, May
17. 26298

— See also Skeleton hand.

Lost (The) diamonds; a play in 1 scene and
1 tableau, by C. P. E. Burgwyn. Richmond,
Va., J. W. Randolph & co., 1894. 24 p. 12°.

© CoUinson Pierrepont Edwards Burgwyn.
Richmond ; 1894 : 38161, Aug. 17 ; 2c. Dec. 14.

26299

Lost (The) found.

1310

See Stolen (The) child

26300

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

26321

Lost (The) garter; a burlesque in 1 act, by E.
Ilauford. 2G p. 4°. . Typewritten.

© Edwin Hanford, New Yorl^ ; D : 1336G,
July 18, 1908. 2c. July 20, 1908. 26300

a burletta in 1 act, by Edwin Hanford. 32

p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Harry Bryant, Green Lawn, N. Y. ; D :
14447, Dec. 3, 190S ; 2c. Dec. 3, 1908. 26301

Lost Gulch; a drama of the West in the 60's
and 7U"s, by F. F. Frisbie. 114 p. obi. 8°.
Typewritten.

© Frank Fountain Frisbie, Detroit; D:
15960, May 27, 1909; 2c. May 27, 1909.

26302

Lost (The) heart; sketch in 1 act, by A. C.
Hansen. [1], 10 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 30, 1911 ; D : 23790 ; Adolf Chr.
Hansen, New York. 26303

Lost (The) heir; by G. Pleau, jr. 5 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© George Pleau, jr., Kochester, N. Y. ; D :

2959, Feb. 6, 1903 ; 2c. Feb. 6, 1903. 26304

a comedy drama in 4 acts, by G. A. Tomp-
kins.

© G. A. Tompkins, Cortland, N. Y. ; 1894:
53638, Nov. 17. 26305

[3],

— play in 3 acts, by Robert W. Shirley.
150 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 21, 1912 ; D : 30079 ; John Rein-
hard, New York. 26306

also Adele. — My God! whose wife

■ -^^ee

am I?

Lost (The) heir to millions; drama in 4 acts,
I)y W. A. Melius. [24] p. 4°. Typewritten.
© Ic. Nov. 20, 1914 ; D : 38859 ; William A.
IMelius, Ghent, N. Y. 26306a

Lost (The) heiress; in 4 acts, by C. A. Patter-
son.

© Charles Alexander Patterson, Shawnee,
Okl. ; 1900 A : 31288, Dec. 26. 26307

-See also Little Firefly.

Lost (The) heiress of Redstone hall. See
Marian Gray.

Lost (The) hour; dramatic novelty in 1 act,
by J. Noel. 18 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 2, 1915 ; D : 40817 ; Joseph Noel,
Yonkers, N. Y. 26307a

Lost in a big city.

© Albert H. Woods, New York ; D : 6576,
Apr. 26, 1905. 26308

reconstructed version of Out in the streets,

a play in 5 acts, by Henry Belmar. 144 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© N. S. Wood, New York; D : 6796, June
9, 1905 ; 2v\ June 9, 1905. 26309

Lost in a cave; play in 3 acts, by Charles God-
dard. 11 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 19, 1915; D: 40702; Star co..
New York. 26309a

Lost in Africa; a roipantic melodrama in 6
acts, from the French, by Howard P. Taylor.

© Frederick W. Bert, Portland, Me. ; 1888 :
26511, Sept. 17. 26310

Lost in Egypt.

© Robert Taylor Parkinson, Lancaster,
Pa. ; 1900 A : 29438, Dec. 3. 26311

■ a comedy drama in 3 acts, by Frank Du-

mont. f°. Typewritten.

© L. W. Washburn, New York ; 1891 : 4170,
Jan. 29 ; 2c. Jan. 29. 26312

Lost in Mexico; comedy drama in 4 acts, by W.
. Stephens. [1], 25 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 19, 1914; D: 37359; Wallie
Stephens, Denver. 26312a

Lost in New York; a melodrama, by G. Clarke.

© George Clarke, New York; 1883:22682,
Dec. 8. 26313

Lost in the Adirondacks; a romantic drama in
four acts, by J"'rederick Standish [pseud of
F. S. H. Reed] Typewritten.

© Harry Reed, Chelsea, Mass. ; 1893 : 1372,
Jan. 5; Ic. received. 26314

Lost in the chase; melodrama in 5 acts, by Mrs.
L. J. R. Palmer.

© Mrs. L. J. Richards Palmer, Cleveland ;
1880: 1553, Jan. 27. 26315

Lost in the desert; or. The fight for life, by
C. .J. Etzeltine.

® Cornelius J. Etzeltine, New York; 1877:
9991, Aug. 31. 26316

Lost in the jungles; by H. P. Halbrau. 5 p.
f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 24, 1910 ; D : 20286 ; De Witt H.
Crawford, Missoula, Mont. 26317

Lost in the shuffle; a farce comedy in 3 acts, by
J. W. Cutshaw.

© James W. Cutshaw, Chicago; 1900 A:
5285, Feb. 26. 26318

Lost in the snow; a domestic drama in 3 acts,
by L. Kelsey.

© Lizzie Kelsey, United States ; 1886 : 14033,
June 18. 26319

Lost jewel; original dramatic sketch, by R.
Romany. 11 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 4, 1910 ; D : 21390 ; Rose Romany,
Seattle. 26320

Lost (The) jewels; a comic opera, libretto by
A. Raymond, music by P. L. Atherton.

© Percy Lee Atherton and Alfred Raymond,
United States ; 1893 : 8188, Feb. 13. 26321

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26344

Lost key; by C. B. Harper. 15 p. 4". Ms.

© ic. Dec. 13, 1909 ; D : 17693 ; Cora Brown
Harper, Greenville, O. 26322

Lost (The) leader; in 4 acts, by E. O'Connor.
105 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Elizabeth O'Connor, London; D:789,
Aug. 23, 1901 ; 2c. Aug. 31, 1901. 26323

Lost love; an American drama in 6 acts, by
Ridge Waller [pseud, of C. K. Dimraitt]

© Charles Ridgely Dimmitt, Baltimore ;
1885 : 8777, Apr. 14. 26324

a domestic melodrama in 5 acts and 6

tableaux, by Mortimer Murdoch.

© John H. Visher, Brooklyn; 1885:4812,
Feb. 24. 26325

or. The will-o'-the-wisp, the original pas-

toral, a modern moral mystery in 4 acts, by
J. Templeton,

© Juan Templeton, Alexandria, Va. ; 1880 :
13347, Aug. 31. 26326

Lost love letters.
Lost (The) mine.

See Diana.
See Nevada.

Lost my last five in poker; play in 1 act, by A.
Greeuberg. 13 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 21, 1914; D: 36110; Abraham
Greenberg, New York. 26326a

Lost (The) New Year; a play in 2 scenes, for
children, by Eleanor IVIaud Crane. New York,
H. Roorbach, 1897. 28 p. 12°. ([Roorbach's
American ed. of acting plays] )

© Harold Roorbach, New York; 1897:
52640, Sept. 20 ; 2c. Oct. 7. 26327

Lost (The) note; or. The idiot's revenge, a
local drama in 1 act, by F. T. Shaw.

© Fred T. Shaw, New York; 1873:10907,
Sept. 23. 26328

Lost (The) nug-get mine; a spectacidar melo-
drama in 1 act, by W. Newell. 15 p. 16°.
Typewritten,

© Willard Newell, Bradford, Pa. ; D : 11433,
Sept. 28, 1907 ; 2c. Sept. 28, 1907. 26329

Lost on the Sultana; a drama in 5 acts, by
H. J. Lyda.

© Henry J. Lyda, St. Louis ; 1882 : 18368,
Oct. 31. 26330

Same.

© Henry J. Lyda, St. Louis ; 1882 : 18896,
Nov. 7; 2c. Nov. 7. 26331

Lost (The) orphan girl. See Maggie La Moan.

Lost out; playlet In 1 act, by J. H. Washburne.
[1], 8 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 6, 1911; D: 24859; John Hurd
Washburne, New York. 26332

Lost (The) package; or. Cousin Clara's ball,
by M. Ferrier.

© Margaret Ferrier, St. Louis ; 1884 : 23637,
Nov. 28. 26333

Lost (The) parade; or. The minstrel leader and
the banner boy, a comedy musical act, by G.
Rogers, jr. cover-title, 8 p. 4°. Typewritten.
[Libretto only]

© Ic. Mar. 6, 1913 ; D : 32536, George Rog-
ers, jr.. New York. • 26334

Lost (The) paradise; a drama in 4 acts, by J.
Ligon.

© Junius Ligon, Chicago ; 1899 : 34164, May
22. 26335

drama in 3 acts, by Ludwig Fulda, adapted

from the German original for the American
stage by Henry C. De Mille. New York, I.
Goldmann, 1897. 77 p. 12°.

© Goldmark & Conried, New York; 1897:
18591, Mar. 22 ; 2c. May 4. 26336

emotional melodrama in 5 acts, adapted

from the German, by Lorin Jasper Howard.

© Howard & Doyle, Chicago; 1898:48035,

Aug. 15 ; 2c. Dec. 14 ; 2c. July 5, 1899. 26337

or. Work and wages, a drama in 4 acts.

adapted from the German of Ludwig Fulda,
by J. A. Eraser. Typewritten.

© John A. Eraser, Chicago; 1898:58861,
Oct. 6; 2c. Jan. 12, 1899. 26338

Lost (The) pearl; drama, by L. Hathaway.
© Luella Hathaway, Black Creek, N. Y. ;
1887 : 10944, Apr. 23. 26339

— musical vaudeville sketch, by R. Clarke.
13 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 19, 1909; D : 16738 ; Robert

Clarke, Riverside, Cal. 26340

— an original drama in 3 acts, by F. Wilson.

© Fred Wilson, New York ; 1886 : 13580,
June 11. 26341

a play in 4 acts, by O. H. Wittenberg.

© Oscar H. Wittenberg, Oak Park, 111.;
1898 : 20616, Mar. 31. 26342

Lost (The) Pleiad; fantasy in 2 acts, by J. D.
Stone. [3], 45 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 14, 1910; D: 22047; Jane
Dransfield Stone, Brooklyn. 26343

a mythological drama, by M. J. Wilson.

© Mable James Wilson, Palestine, 111. ; D :
16030, June 8, 1909. 26344

Lost (The) Pleiades; play in 1 act, by D. K.
Higbee. 7 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 1, 1914 ; D : 36900 ; Daisy Kath-
leen Higbee, Jacksonville, Fla. 26344a

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26345

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

26361

Lost (The) prince; a Christmas play in rhyme,
bv Elizabeth F. Guptill. Lebanon, O., March
brothers, 1905. cover-title, 25 p. 16°.

© March bros., Lebanon, O. ; D : 7104, Aug.
14. 1905: 2c. Oct. 13. 1905. 26345

— a spectacular lyric comedy in 2 acts, by
F. W. Benton. St. Louis, F. W. Benton &
CO., 1883. 2 p. 1., 18 p. 24°.

© F Weber Benton, St. Louis; 1883:9691,
May 26; 2c. June 14. 26346

— See also Four plays for children.

Lost (The) princess; a comic opera in 4 acts,
libretto and music by L. F. Jerome.

© Leona Fontainebleau Jerome, New
York ; 1893 : 27882, June 10. 26347

See also Royal (The) order of the ogling

owls.

Lost (The) Princess Bo Peep; sequel to the
House that Jack built, operetta in 2 acts,
libretto and lyrics by A. C. D. Riley, music
by Jessie L. Gaynor. [59] p. 4°. Type-
written. [Libretto only]

© Ic. July 31, 1912 ; D : 30399 ; Alice O. D.
Riley, Evanston, 111. 26348

Lost (The) quality; a play in 3 acts, by H, S.
Sheldon. [124] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 5, 1913; D: 32508; Minnie
Marie Sheldon, New York. 26349

Lost (The) queen; child's play in 1 act, by I.
Anderson. [2], 9 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 23, 1913; D: 32051; Isabel
Anderson, Brookline, Mass. 26350

Lost (The) race. See Monstantia.

Lost (The) regiment; a romantic drama in 3

acts, by L. Gamble and Edward A. Morphy.

© Leland Gamble, San Francisco; 1893:

1648, Jan. 6. 26351

Lost (The) rib; a spectacular comedy in 3 acts,
by C. H. Yale.

© Charles H. Yale, Philadelphia; 1886:
17735, Aug. 3. 26352

See also I see Zenith.

Lost river; a comedy drama in 4 acts, by J.
Arthur.

© Joseph Arthur, Pelham Manor, N. Y. ;
1899 : 29632, May 1. 26353

• -a play in 4 acts, by Joseph Arthur. Type-

written.

© Charlotte Arthur, New York; 1900 A:
SG97, Apr. 4; 2c. Apr. 4. 26354

Lost (The) sheep; drama in 4 acts, by B.

Thomashefsky.

[94] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 30, 1914; D: 38953; Boris
Thomashefsky, New York. 26354a

Lost silk hat. See Five plays; by Lord Dun-
sany.

Lost (The) son. See Smugglers (The) of
Scotland. ,

Lost (The) soul; play in 4 acts, by J. A. Lacy.
[1], 124 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 29, 1914 ; D : 37160 ; J. A. Lacy,
Minneapolis. 26354b

a play in 3 acts, by M. Sackett.

© Marion Sackett, Oakland, N. J.; 1900
A : 20975, Aug. 22. 26355

a tragedy of conscience [in 1 scene] by A.

L. MacKaye. [2] p. 4°. Printed.

© Arthur Loring MacKaye, Los Angeles;
D:9456, Nov. 19, 1906; Ic. Dec. 3, 1906; Ic.
Dec. 6, 1906. 26356

Lost, stolen or strayed; play in 3 acts, by S.
Stone. 41 p. 4°. Typewritten,

© Ic. Apr. 27, 1914; D : 36903 ; Sydney
Stone, New York. 26356a

Lost, strayed or stolen; libretto, by J. Cheever
Goodwin, music by Woolson Morse. [Song
words]

© T. B. Harms & co.. New York; 1896:
34603, June 11; 2c. June IL 26357

'musical farce in 4 acts, written by J.

Cheever Goodwin, composed by W. Morse.

© J. C. Goodwin and Woolson Morse, New
York ; 1892 : 9632, Mar. 3. 26358

Lost (The) sunbeam; comedy drama in 1 act,
by K. Bunnell. 13 p. f°. Typewritten.

© A. K. Hopcroft, Fruitvale, Cal. ; D:
12990, May 18, 1908 ; 2c. May 8, 1908. 26359

Lost (The) thought; drama in 3 acts and an
epilogue, by A. H. A. Thompson. 39 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. July 31, 1915; D: 41373; Andrew
H. A. Thompson, New York. 26359a

Lost to the world; a rural comedy-drama in 4
acts, by W. E. Harvey. 117 p. f°. Type-
written.

© W. E. Harvey, Richmond ; D : 5510, Sept.
7, 1904; 2c. Sept. 22, 1904. 26360

a stirring melodrama in 4 acts, by Jean

Barrymore. 69 p. f°. Typewritten.

© United amusement co., Erie, Pa. ; D :
8754, June 29, 1906; 2c. June 29, 1906.

26361

5379—16-

-83

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26362

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

26378

Lost (The) trail; a comedy drama of Western
life in 4 acts, by A. E. Wills. 134 p. 4°.
Typewritten,

© Anthony E. Wills, Brooklyn ; D : 10769,
June 14, 1907; 2c. June 21, 1907. [Note:
Copies deposited have title. The lost trail;
or, General Faulkner's daughter, founded on
A. E. Wills one act idyll of Colorado en-
titled, A round-up] 26362

Lost (The) treasure; a refined rural drama, by
F. C. Barclay.

© Fannie C. Barclay, New York ; D : 13383,
July 21, 190S. 26363

Lost (The) tree. See Best (The) authors'
Christmas plays.

Lost (The) twins; a play in 1 act, by H. L. Jack-
sou. [1], 25 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 6, 1913; D : 32.538 ; Harry L.
Jackson, New York. 26364

or. The babes in the wood, spectacular

burlesque, by Harry B. Smith.

© David Henderson, Chicago; 1890:28358,
Sept. 15. 26365

Lost (The) verdict. See First (The) negro
jury.

Lost (The) village; romantic opera in 4 acts,
by E. S. Dwight. 46 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 14, 1910; D: 22313; Edward S.
Dwight, Smyrna, Del. 26366

Lost (A) vocation; or. The student's down-
fall, a drama in 4 acts, by J. K. Daly. 80 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© James King Daly, Boston ; 1891 : 11956,
Apr. 2 ; 2c. June 8. 26367

Lost (The) voice; a skit, by A. A. Griffiths.
7 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Anita Avery Griffiths, San Francisco ;
D : 14582, Dec. 21, 1908 ; 2c. Dec. 21, 1908.

26368

Lost (A) wife; a comedy drama in 3 acts, by
W. Gault Browne.

© J. E. H. Long, Chicago ; 1900 A : 28444,
Nov. 19. 26369

a melodrama in 4 acts, by C. L. Walters.

© Charles L. Walters, Chicago; D : 2126.
July 16, 1902. 26370

Lost (The) will; a negro sketch, formerly
called Government despatches, by A. J.
Leavitt, arr. by Charles White. New York,
R. M. De Witt, 1875. 7 p. 12°. ([De Witt's
Ethiopian and comic drama, no. 60] )

© Robert M. De Witt, New York; 1875:
7718, July 23; 2c. Sept. 2. 26371

See also Black (The) hand.— Old Uncle

Lost (The) year; fantastic drama in 4 acts and
6 .scenes, by M. Brown. 50 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Apr. 22, 1915; D : 40435 ; Martin

Brown, New York.

26371a

Lotametra; a dramatic sketch, being the sug-
gestion of a forgotten bit of the story of an-
cient Khem, by H. M. Barstow. Los Angeles,

• Cal., 1908. 28 p. 1 pi. 8°.

© Hollen M. Barstow, Los Angeles; D:
14628, Dec. 24, 1908 ; 2c. Apr. 9, 1909. 26372

Loteria intemacional; entremes comico-lirico-
bailable en 2 cuadros y en prosa original de
R. M. de Pereda y A. R. Ferrandiz, mfisica
del maestro Federico Chaves. Madrid [Socie-
dad de autores espanoles] 1909. 17, [2] p.
12°. [Libretto only]

© Nov. IS, 1909; 2c. Nov. 19, 1909; D:
17477 ; Ramon Maria de Pereda y Antonio R.
Ferrandiz, Madrid. 26373

Lotos (The) flower; domestic society drama in
4 acts and 6 tableaux, from the German OI
Martlit, dramatized and arr. by M. L. John-
son.

© Martha Laffitte Johnson, Philadelphia ;
1875 : 5903, June 7. 26374

Lotos (The) maid; a nmsical play in 3 acts, by
A. MattuUath. 30 p. 4°. Typewritten.
[Libretto only]

© Alice MattuUath, New York ; D : 7892,
Jan. 18, 1906; 2c. Jan. 18, 1906. 26375

Lots of Leo. See Leo, and lots of it.

Lottchens geburtstag'; lustspiel in 1 akt, von
Ludwig Thoma. Miinclien, A. Langen, 1911.
69 p. 12°.

© Nov. 18, 1911; 2c. Dec. 30, 1911; D:
28126; Albert Langen, Munich. 26376

Lottery (The) man; by R. J. Young. [94] p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 22, 1910 ; D : 21852 ; Rida John-
son Young, Greenwich, Conn. 26377

See also Wie man einen niann gewinnt.

Glory.

Lottery (The) of love; an eccentric comedy in
3 acts, from the French of Bisson and Mars,
by A. Daly.

© Augustin Daly, New York ; 1888 : 28631.
Oct. 8. 26378

— Same.

© .Joseph F. Daly and Richard Dorney.
New York, as executors, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 7013, Oct. 9, 1915. Origi-
nal entry, Oct. 8, 1888, no. 28631. 26378a

1314

26379

COPYKIGHTED IN" THE UNITED STATES

26396

Lottei-y (The) ticket; a comic operetta in 2 acts,
by H. T. Smith. [Washington, J. H. Soule &
CO., 1886] 22 p. 8°.

© Hubbard Taylor Smith, Washington;
1886 : 2206S, Oct. 1 ; 2c. Oct. 4. 26379

-realistic drama in 5 acts, by L. L. Phillips.

© Laura L. Phillips, Nev/ York; 18G0:
33972 ; Oct. 80. 26380

■ ■ See also Widow Maloney.

Lottie, the poor saleslady; or. Death before
dishonor. 79 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Chas. E. Blaney, New York; D : 10996,
July 19, 1907 ; 2c. July 19, 1907. 26381

Lotties' strategem; a sketch in 1 act, by A.
Girard. 10 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Annie Girard, San Francisco ; D : 6662,
May 13, 1905 ; 2c. June 6, 1905. 26382

Lotus (The) flower; a dance vision [by] G.
Von Palm.

© Gustav Yon Palm, Rochester, N. Y. ;
1899 : 10749, Feb. 6 ; 2c. Apr. 6. 26383

Lotus (The) lantern; play in 4 acts, by M. I.
Taylor and Martin Sabine. [159] p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 17, 1911; D : 23981 ; Mary Im-
lay Taylor, New Haven. 26384

Lotus (The) man; play in 4 acts, by A. M. Bril-
ant. 5 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 17, 1915 ; D : 41315 ; Arthur M.
Brilant, New York. 26384a

Lotus San; a musical drama in 1 act, book
and lyrics by A. A. Chapin, music by Harry
Rowe Shelley. 40 p. 8°. Typewritten. [Li-
bretto only]

© M. Witmark & sons, New York ; D : 4272,
Nov. 20, 1903 ; 2c. Nov. 19, 1903. 26385

Lout a; or. The pearl of Russia, a drama in 5
acts, by F. Mons.

© Frangois Mons, New York; 1885:2137,
Jan. 23. 26386

Louess; a musical farce in 2 acts, by Byron P.
Glenn. Clyde, O., Ames' publishing co., 1901.
28 p. 12°. ([Ames' series of standard and
minor drama, no. 425] )

© Ames pub. co., Clyde, O. ; D : 239, Mar. 1,
1901 : 2c. Mar. 20, 1901. 26387

Loughmore; a drama in 4 acts, by J. P. Hill.
Erooklsm, St. Francis college print, 18S5. 1
p. 1., 68 p. 12°.

© Joseph P. Hill, Brooklyn; 1885 : 12'^75,
June 11 ; 2c. Feb. 1. 26388

Lcuina: play in 1 act, by E. W. Mumford [i. e.
E. W. Grant] 14 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 20, 1915 ; D : 39740 ; Ethel Watts
Mumford, New York. 26388a

Louis XI; as performed by Sir Henry Irving,
from the original of Casimir Delavigne [i. e.
Jean Francois Casimir Delavigne] by W. R.
Markwell, adapted for performance by male
characters only by J. H. Stratford. New
New York, P. J. Kenedy & sons, 1913. 48 p.
12°.

© Oct. 29, 1913; 2c. Jan. 15, 1914; A:
362360 ; P. J. Kenedy & sons. New York.

26388b

from the original of Casimir Delavigne

[i. e. Jean I'l-angois Casimir Delavigne] by
W. R. Markwell, adapted iSy J. H. Stratford
New York, P. J. Kenedy & sons, 1913. 48 p
12°.

© Oct. 29, 1913; 2c. Jan. 15, 1914; A
362360; P. J. Kenedy & sons, New York.

26388c

Louis XIV; play in 5 acts.

© Albert Carr, New York; 1874:12706.
Oct. 12. 26389

Louis XIV and his court; a pantomime, by De
Rupert.

© Yicomte De Rupert, Erie, Pa. ; 1873 : 3582,
Apr. 9. 26390

Louis XIV and the bishop's king'; a play in 5
acts, by A, O. Myers.

© Allen O. Mvers, Worthington, O. ; D :
7721,Dec. 9, 1905. 26391

Louis Leure; a drama, in 5 acts, by L. Fass.
32 p. 8°. Printed.

© Lazarus Fass, New Orleans ; 1885 : 24808,
Nov. 27 ; 2c. Mar. IS, 1SS6. 26392

Louis Montey; or, Eis mother's life, a play, by
A. C. Couche.

© Albert C. Couche, Springfield, IMass. ;
1885 : 24276, Nov. 19. 26393

Louis' narrow escape; 1 act comedy, by J. L.
Barrios. [3], 0 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 10, 1910; D: 21769; Joseph L.
Bai-rios, New York. 26394

Louis the Sixteenth; a drama in 5 acts, bv A.
Welcker. 130 p. obi. 16°. Ms.

© Adair Welcker, Sacramento, Cal. ; 1886 :
15394, July 5; 2c. July 26; Ic. new ed. Aug.
14, 1905. 26395

Louis the 13th. See Court affairs.

Lou.ise; musical romance in 4 acts and 7 scenes,
words and music by Gustave Charpentier,
English tr. by Charles Alfred Byrne. New
York, Steinway & sons, 1907. 77 p. 4°. [Li-
bretto only. French and English]

© Steinwav & sons, New York ; D : 10855,
June 26, 1907 ; 2c. Nov. 4, 1907. 26396

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DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

26417

Louise — Continued.

-play in 4 acts, by C. McClure. 56 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 19, 1913 ; D : 32713 ; Carl McClure,

New York. 26397

Louise de la Valliere; a play in 5 acts, by R.
Brown. Typewritten.

© Ritter Brown, New York ; 1900 A : 10870,
Apr. 30 ; 2c. Apr. 19. 26398

a tragedy in a prologue and 3 acts, by L. B.

Ditson.

© Lina Bartlett Ditson, Albany; 1897:
51747, Sept. 16. 26399

Louise of Prussia; a 1 act play, by C. Arthur.
10 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Charles Arthur, New Rochelle, N. Y. ;
I): 4370, Dec. 10, 1903; 2c. Dee. 10, 1903.

26400

Louisiana.

© George \Y. Blacliburn, Chicago ; D : 4185,
Nov. 3, 1903. 26401

by F. H. Behring. 64 p. 8°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Frederick H. Behring, Louisville; D:
2801, Jan. 2, 1903 ; 2c. Feb. 7, 1903. 26402

— ^-a comic opera, by R. D. White and M. D.
Longley.

© Richardson D. White and Margaret D.
I>ongley, St. Louis ; D : 3867, Aug. 24, 1903.

26403

a drama, by F. Fyles.

© Franklin Fyles, New York; 1896:10561,
Feb. 14. 26404

a play of the heart in 4 acts, by W. M.

Barrow.

© Wvlie Micajah Barrow, Baton Rouge,

La.; 1899:17152, Mar. 6. 26405

a sensational drama in 4 acts, by L. Hale.

© Lee Hale, Louisville; 1895:8601, Feb.
9. 26406

a spectacular extravaganza in a prologue

and 2 scenes, by H. W. Hayes, cover-title,
[15] p. 8°. Printed.

© Hiram W. Hayes, St. Louis; D : 3796,
Aug. 6, 1903; 2c. Dec. 28, 1903. 26407

liouisiana discovery and purchase history; a
grand dramatic, lyric and musical spectacle,
by B. Kiralfy.

© Bolossy Kiralfy, New York; D:2896,
.Tan. 23. 1903. 26408

Louisiana Lou; music-laden diversion in 2 acts,
bv A. Burkhardt and Fred Donaghey. [99]
p. t\ Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Oct. 9. 1911; D:2.'3443; Addison
Burkliardt, Chicago. 86409

Louisiana Lou — Continued.

musical comedy in 2 acts, created by

Harry Askin, words and lyrics by Frederick
Donaghey and Addison Burkhardt, music by
Ben H. .Jerome. [84] p. 4°. Typewritten.
[Libretto only]

© Ic. June 24, 1914; D:3739S; La Salle
opera house co., Chicago. 26409a

Louisiana lowlands; or. The little Mose's in
the bull rush's, a scenic production, negro
character dancing and singing slvetch. 7 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Carroll Johnson, Boston ; D : 4592, Feb.
6. 1904; 2c. Jan. 30, 1904. 26410

Louisiana (The) purchase.

© L. P"'rank Ottofy and J. C. Jannopoulo,
St. Lonis ; D : 3028, Feb. 16, 1903. 26411

Louisiana (The) purchase spectacle; a grand
dramatic, lyric and mimical play, by B.
Kiralfy. 12 p. 8°. Typewritten.

© Bolossy Kiralfy, New York; D : 2895,
Jan. 23, 1903; 2c. Dec. 10, 1903. 26412

Loulou-kleine, siisse Loulou; comodie aus
Napoleons gliicklichsteu tagen in 4 akten, von
Carl M. Jacoby. Berlin, Arion verlag, 1912.
96 p. 8°.

© le. Sept. 23, 1912 ; D : 30923 ; Arion ver-

lag, Berlin.

26413

Loute; comedie en 4 actes, par Pierre Veber.

Paris, P. V. Stock, 1905. 2 p. 1., 290 p. 12°.

© P. V. Stock, Paris ; D : 7758, Dec. 26,

1905; 2c. Dec. 26, 1905. 26414

■ a play in 4 acts, tr. and adapted from the

French of Pierre Veber, by P. M. Potter. 122
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Paul M. Potter, England; D : 13920.
Sept. 26, 1908; 2c. Oct. 5, 1908. 28415

Louva, the pauper; a drama in 5 acts, by T. S.
Denison. Chicago, T. S. Denison, 1878. 30 p.
12°. ([School and social drama])

© T. S. Denison, Chicago ; 1878 : 12823,
Nov. 7; 2c. Nov. 11. 26416

Same. Chicago, T. S. Denison [1906] 36

p. 12°. (Amateur series)

© T. S. Denison, Chicago; in renewal for
14 years from Nov. 7, 1906 ; D : 9327, Oct. 26,
1906; 2c. Oct. 26, 1906. 26417

Lovable (A) old roue; drama in 4 acts and a
prologue, by A. L. Jones. [3], 108 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 21, 1915; D: 41550; Annie L.
Jones, Ridgewood, N. J. 26417a

1316

26418

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

26434

Love; a modern morality play in 3 acts, by
A. E. Burke and Charles Russell Burke.
iv, 71 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© ic. June 1, 1910 ; D : 21229 ; Anne Eliza-
beth Burlie, New Yorls. 26418

1 act play, by M. H.. Urner. {In The

morning telegraph. New York, Feb. 26, 1911)
© Feb. 26, 1911; 2c. Feb. 27, 1911; D:
23477; Mabel Herbert Urner, New York.

26419

— play in 1 act, by H. Heaton. 15 p. 4 .
Typewritten.

© Ic. May 7, 1914; D: 37023; Harold
Heaton, Chicago. 26419a

— a sensational drama in 3 acts and 5 tab-

leaux, by H. M. Heymann.

© Henry M. Heymann, New York; 1876:
11013, Sept. 29. 26420

-or, The girl, play in 1 act, by J. H. Gra-
ham. [2], 27 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 31, 1914; D: 39259; Joseph H.
Graham, Brooklyn. 26420a

See also Anonymous. — lu love.

Love across the centuries. Sec Amor, love,
r am our.

Love affairs of an old maid; play in 4 acts,
l)y J. Sterns [pseud, of Justine Sterns Lewis]
96 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 8, 1911; D : 23299 ; .Justine
Sterns, New York. 26421

Love (The) affairs of Lady Betty; a comedy
of manners in 4 acts, by M. Magin. 78 p.
4°. Typev/ritten.

© Mary Magin, New York ; D : 5704, Oct.
28, 1904; 2c. Oct. 28, 1904. 26422

Love (The) affairs of madame; a sketch,
words and music by Evelyn Watson [i. e.
of A. E. Watson] [10] p. 8°. Typewritten.
[Libretto only]

© Ic. May 21, 1910 ; D : 21201 ; Alice Eve-
lyn Watson, St. Louis. 26423

Love among the breakers,
beach. ,

See Manhattan

Love among the roses; a comic drama in 3 acts,
with original songs, by C. Gayler.

© Charles Gayler, New York; 1877:6899,
June 11. 26424

Love among thieves; comedy in 1 act, by Agnes
Armstrong [pseud, of Agnes Bird! [1], 11 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. .July 29, 1914; D: 37699; Agnes Bird,
Porthind, Me. 26424a

Love and a carving knife; a negro farce in 1
act, by O. E. Young. Chicago, T. S. Denison
[1901] 7 p. 12°.

© T. S. Denison, Chicago ; D : 971, Oct. 16,
1901 ; 2c. Nov. 15, 1901. 26425

Love and a way; an original comedy in 3 acts,
for female characters only, by Evelyn Simms.
Nev/ York, Dick & Fitzgerald, 1904. 21 p.
12°.

© Dick & Fitzgerald, New York ; D : 4476,
.Jan. 5, 1904 ; 2c. Feb. 1, 1904. 26426

Love and anarchy; a sensational melodrama in
4 acts, by W. C. Parker. Chicago, T. S. Deni-
son [1904] 50 p. 12°. (On cover: Alta se-
ries)

© T. S. Denison, Chicago ; D : 5273, July 8,
3904; 2c. Sept. 17, 1904. 26427

Love and art; a drama in 5 acts, music and li-
bretto by C. Trusiano, English tr. by A. G.
I^ampone. [Hartford, Conn., Capitol print,
1903] [17] p. 8°.

© Carmelo Trusiano, Hartford ; D : 3734,
July 7, 1903 ; 2c. July 7, 1903. 26428

Love and business; play in 1 act, by Charles
Horwitz. 14 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept 17, 1914 ; D : 38146 ; Marian Mer-
rill and Louise Hilton, Boston. 26428a

Love and country (Amour et patrie); a his-
torical drama in prologue and 5 acts, by Lau-
rencin [i. e. Paul Aime Chapelle Laurencin]

© FrauQois Mons and Louis Nathal, New
York ; 1886 : 19931, Sept. 3. 26429

Love and crime; or. Just my luck, a drama in

4 acts, by J. Allen. 74 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Joseph Allen, Union City, Mich. ; D : 2476,

Oct. 16, 1902 ; 2c. Oct. 16, 1902. 26430

See also Moonlight (The) marriage.

Love and death; a drama in 6 acts, by A. Cul-
breth. 166 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Amy Culbreth, San Francisco; 1895:
41290, Aug. 13; Ic. Feb. 24, 1896. 26431

Love and desire; play in 5 acts, by B. G. Stejer.
78 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 29, 1912; D: 31274; Beatrice
Grenier Stejer, Portland, Or.

Love and disease.

26432

See Water-cure (The)

Love and duty; by G. Addison.

© Grace Addison, San Francisco; 1899:
35329, May 26. 26433

an American military drama in 4 acts.

taken from the French.

© Adolphe A. Corbett, New York; 1802:
12789, Mar. 23. 26434

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26435

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

26453

Love and duty — Continued.

a melodrama of the Mexican war in 4 acts,

by Col. P. Inarahnm and T. W. Kins. Sara-
toga Spring-s, N. Y., N. G. Mingay, 1885. 26 p.
12°.

© Prentiss Ingraham and Tom W. King.
United States; 1885:2402, Jan. 27; 2c. May
16. 26435

■ ■ an original comedy drama in prologue and

4 acts, by E. Smitli. 83 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Edgar Smith, New York; 1887:34436,

Dec. 30 ; 2c. Feb. 16, 1888. 26436

a play in 5 acts, adapted from the novel

of Jane Eyre, by A. E. Dickinson.

© Anna E. Dickinson, New York ; 1876 :
11014, Sept. 29. 26437

Love and empire. See Rienzi.

Love and faith. See Sin (The) of St. Hulda.

Love and fate. See Amaryllis.

Love and g-eography (Geografi. og- kjaerlighed)
See Plays; by Bjurnstjerne Bjornson.

Lcve and gratitude. See Jean Baudry.

Love and hate; a drama in 4 acts, by E. A.
Hayes.

© E. A. Hayes, Randolph, N. Y. ; 1884 : 355,
Jan. 4. 26438

See also Daughter (The) of the people.

Love and honor. See Bitter atonement. —
Tangled lives.

Love and hope; a drama in 5 acts.

© Alonzo S. Gear, New York ; 1876 : 11693,
Oct. 16. 26439

Love and intrigue. See Bobbers (The)

Love and its counterfeit; a drama in 4 acts, by
E. C. Hardy. 51 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Evelina Cooke Hardy, New York ; D :
.5045, Jlay 18, 1904 ; 2c. July 12, 1904. 26440

Love and jealousy. See Cola. — Duty.

Love and justice; a comedy in 5 acts, by B. F.
Hayden.

© B. F. Havden, Buena Vista, Col.; 1900
A : 15304, June 20. 26441

Love and labor; or, The perils of the poor,
dramatized from John Eriginu Barrett's story
in the New York Weekly, by A. H. Mills.

© Albert H. Mills, Brooklyn; 1878:3336,
Mar. 19. 26442

Love and lather; a negro farce in 1 act, by
(». E. Young. Chicago, T. S. Denison [1901]
15 p. 12°.

© T. S. Denison, Chicago ; D : 970, Oct. 16.
1901: 2c. Nov. 15, 1901. 26443

Love and laughter; a comic opera in 3 acts,
by Frederic Fenn Arthur Wimperis. Lon-
don, Metzler & co. (1909) ltd., 1913. 23 p.
8°. [Libretto only]

© Nov. 24, 1913; 2c. Dec. 1, 1913; A:
361025; Metzler & co. (1909) ltd., London.

26444

Love and law; comedy drama in 3 acts and 4
' scenes, by H. M. Tekschow. [2], 56 p. f°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 18, 1914; D: 39142; Reinhold

M. Telschow, New York. 26444a

[2],

playlet in 1 act, by H. E. De Lasaux.

17 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 15, 1913; D: 34425; Harry E.
De Lasaux, Orland, Cal. 26445

or, A labor of love, an original American

play in 3 acts, by M. Nobles. Philadelphia,
Ledger job print, 1884. 78 p. 12°.

© Milton Nobles. Brooklyn ; 1883 : 15213,
Aug. 17; 2c. July 10, 1884. 26446

See also Ritta.

Love and letters. See Street (The) singer.

Love and liberty; a drama in 4 acts, by T.
Malcolm Watson.

© J. M. Hill, New York ; 1888 : 20755, July
19. 26447

Love and life; a drama in 4 acts, by J. A.
Westhauser. 37 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Joseph A. Westhauser, St. Paul ; D :
3100, Mar. 7, 1903; 2c. Mar. 7, 1903. 26448

Love and lockjaw; a black-face farce in 1
scene, by Henry L. Williams. New York,
The De Witt publishing house.

© R. H. Russell & son, New York; 1895:
40445, Aug. 6; 2c. Oct. 9. 26449

Love and loyalty; a romantic drama in 4 acts,
by M. Walsh.

© Marie Walsh, Brooklyn; 1896:28733,
May 11. 26450

See also Tried and true.

Love and lucre; a musical comedy in 3 acts,
by C. P. Brown.

© Charles P. Brown, Brooklyn; 1884;

21950, Nov. 3. 26451

Love and luxury; a domestic drama in 3 acts,
based on the German of Benedix, by J. B.
Matthews.

© J. Brander Matthews. New York ; 1871 :
6123, June 27. 26452

Love and majesty. See Frederick the
Great. — Queen Elizabeth.

1318

26453

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

26472

liove and money; dramatized and adapted
from C'harles Reade's story A perilous secret,
l)y A. S. Plunkett.

© Addie Seeley Plunkett, New York ; 1884 :
24500, Dec. 11. 26453

farce comedy in 1 act, by F. D. Wight-

man. [1], 9 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 25, 1912 ; D : 31242 ; Florence D.
Wlghtman, New York. 26454

Love and mushrooms. See Majority (A) of
one.

Iiove and music; musical sketch, by Frank B.
Carr. 5 p. f°. Typewritten. [Words
only]

© M. D. Silverman, Duluth, Minn.; 1891:
26527, July 24; 2c. July 24. 26455

Love and nitroglycerine; 1 act comedy, by
H. H. Peck. 14 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 16, 1910; D : 21047 ; Harry H.
Peck, Boston. 26456

Love and patriotism; American drama in 4

acts and 6 tableaux, adapted by A. Corbett.

© Adolphe Corbett, New York; 1888:

10073, Apr. 6. 26457

in 4 acts, by I. Barsky. 61 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Israel Barsky, Conneaut, O. ; D : 76, Jan.
16, 1901; 2c. Dec. 20, 1900. 26458

a tragedy in 5 acts, by I. Barsky.

© Israel Barsky, Conneaut, O. ; 1899:
58098, Sept. 11. 26459

Love and perdition; by E. L. A. Carl.

© Emily L. A. Carl, Glen Cove, N. Y. ; D :
10400, Apr. 23, 1907. 26460

Love and pickles; 1 act dramatic comedy of the
Latin quarter, by Jack Burnett. 21 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 7, 1911 ; D : 25701 ; Jack Bur-
nett amusement co., New York. 26461

Love and politics; by J. McCullough.

© .James McCullough, New York; 1897:
8919, Feb. 2. 26462

a comedy in 3 acts, by D. S. Foster.

© David S. Foster, Utica, N. Y. ; 1889:
40326, Dec. 30. 26463

a farce in 1 act, by H. Macarthy.

© Harry Macarthy, Indianapolis ; 1871 :
11S69, Dec. 15. 26464

Love and pride. /S'ee Fairly won. — Lady (The)
of Lyons.

Love and remorse; a drama, by Mrs. E. Adams.

Cleveland, Kennedy & Doty, 188.5. [37] p. 12°.

© Mrs. E, Adams, Cleveland; 1885:7162,

Mar. 26 ; 2c. May 15. 26465

Love and roses; by E. \\'. King.

© Elizabeth W. King, Elizabeth, N. J.;
1896 : 10076, Feb. 11. 26466

Love and science; a comedy in 3 acts, tr. from
the French of Victorien Sardou, by H. Bedlow.
56 p. 12°. Printed.

© Henry Bedlow, Baltimore ; 1887 : 7136.
Mar. 26 ; 2c. Apr. 2. 26467

Love and sour-krout. See German (The) emi-
grant.

Love and tea; comedy-drama of colonial times
in 2 acts, by A. P. See. Boston, Walter H.
Baker & co„ 1915. 22 p. 12°.

© June 30, 1915 ; 2c, July 1, 1915 ; D : 41144 :
Anna Phillips See, Brooklyn. 26467a

Love and temptation. See Sylvia.

Love and the dictionary. See Unrehearsed
(An) comedy.

Love and the doctors; a comedj' in 4 acts, by
M. M. Mangasariau. 135 p. obi. 16°. Type-
written.

© Mangasar M. Mangasarian, Chicago ; D :
828, Sept, 3, 1901 ; 2c. Sept. 3, 1901. 26468

Love and the fool. See Furnace (The)

Love and the law; a play in 3 acts, by C. E.
Wells. 143 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Charlotte Elizabeth Wells, New York;
D : 13130, June 6, 1908 ; 2c. June 8, 1908.

26469

Love and the locksmith; comedy in 3 acts, by
Oliver Noll [pseud, uf E. E. Enos] [122] p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 2, 1914 ; D : 35890 ; Earl Edwards
Enos, Chicago. 26469a

Love and tyranny. See Victim (The) of am-
bition.

Love and war; by G. W. Sloat.

© George W. Sloat, United States; 1884:
2986, Feb. 11. 26470

an adaptation in 4 acts, by C. Haddon

Chambers, of the French melodrama in 5 acts,
Devant Tennemi, by Paul Chartou.

© James Wallis, New York; 1891:4210,
Jan. 29. 26471

dramatic episode of the Civil War in 1 act,

by G. Middleton. [2], 17 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 12, 1910; D : 22548 ; George Mid-
dleton, New York. 26472

a farce comedy in 1 act, by C. Kelly. 2 p. 1.,

30 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 19, 1914 ; D : 38845 ; Claud Kelly,
Los Angeles. 26472a

1319

26473

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

26489

Love and war — Continued.

a play in 1 act, by M. N. Shafer. 18 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© M. N. Shafer, Jersey City ; D : 15266, Mar.

6, 1909 ; 2c. Mar. 6, 1909. 26473

See also Alida. — Appomattox. — Geral-

dine. — Under one flag.

Love and war and a lute; a drama in 1 act,
from James Workman's The silver lute, by
T. B. Huber. 18 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Thomas Bellamy Huber, Darby, Pa. ;
D : 9616, Dec. 11, 1906 ; 2c. Dec. 21, 1906.

26474

Love — and what then; a comedy in 3 acts, by
B. M. Hastings. London, Sidgwick and Jack-
sou, ltd., 1912. 94 p. 12°.

© May 16, 1912 ; 2c. June 5, 1912 ; D : 29874 ;
Basil Macdonald Hastings, London. 26475

Love (The) apple; a drama in 3 acts, by B. H,
Usborne. [3], 26 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 19, 1912; D : 29095 ; Bertha
Hoover Osborne, Washington. 26476

Love as a tonic; comedy farce in 1 act, by A. H.
Laidlaw, jr. Typewritten,

© Alexander H. Laidlaw, jr.. New York;
1897 : 3453, Jan. 7 ; 2c. Feb. 5. 26477

Love (The) asylum; comedy in 2 acts, by L. B.
Ely. 87, [3] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 6, 1911; D: 24150; Lewis B.
Ely, St. Louis. 26478

play in 2 acts, by L. B. Ely. 14 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 15, 1911; D: 23660; Lewis B.
Ely, St. Louis. 26479

Love at first sight; a play in a prologue and
4 acts, by Ernest Martin and Fewlass Llew-
ellyn. 113 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© E. Martin and F. Llewellyn, London ;
D:9004, July 25, 1906; 2c. July 25, 1906.

26480

Love at random; original 3 act comedy, by
F. Claflin. 57 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Fuller Claflin, San Francisco; 1894:
42484, July 30; 2c. Aug. 13. 26481

See also Sphinx (The)

Love at second sight; in 1 act, by B. Porter
[pseud, of E. P. Dechert]

© Edward Porter Dechert, Philadelphia ;
1900 A: 28557, Nov. 20. 26482

— tabloid musical comedy in 1 act, by C.
J. Stine. [3], 21 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Li-
bretto only]

© Ic. Nov. 11, 1914; D: 38766; Charles
Jacob Stine, Chicago. 26482a

Love at the window; a comedy in 1 act, by
C. D. Willard.

© Charles Dwight Willard, Los Angeles;
D : 1048, Oct. 14, 1901. 26483

Love atones for all; a play in 4 acts, by J. P.
Ritter. 119 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© John P. Ritter, Orange, N. J.; D : 8027,
Feb. 19, 1900 ; 2c. Feb. 19, 1906. 26484

Love behind a throne. See Graustark.

Love behind the scenes; a comedy in 1 act, by
Mary Moncure Parker. Chicago, F. J. Drake
& CO., 1903. 8 p. 16°. (On cover: Drake's
ed. of acting dramas)

© Frederick J. Drake & co., Chicago; D:
4257, Nov. 16, 1903; 2c. Nov. 25, 1903.

26485

Love (The) bird; play in 3 acts, by R. Barry.
102 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr, 17, 1915; D: 40390; Richard
Barry, New York. 26485a

Love (The) birds; miniature musical comedy
in 1 scene, libretto by H. Thomson, music
by Johann C. Schmid. [2], 19 p. 4^ Type-
written. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Sept. 11, 1912; D: 30797; Herbert
Thomson, New York. 26486

Love, board, and lodging; an original comedy
in 4 acts, by W. H. Phillips.

© Waldorf H. Phillips, New York; 1877:
9376, Aug. 14. 26487

Love (The) bug; romantic humoresque with
music in 2 acts, by O. F. Baerens. [78] p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 11, 1914; D : 38093 ; Oscar
Frank Baerens, St. Louis. 26487a

Love by induction; an original comedy in 1
act, by Forbes Heermans. New York, The
De Witt publishing house, 1892. 31 p. 12°.
( [De Witt's acting plays, no. 377] )

© R. H. Russell & son. New York; 1892:
52676, Dec. 23 ; 2c. Dec. 24, 1892 ; 2c. Dec. 26.
1893. 26488

or, A modern Pyramus and Thisbe, a

farce, by F. Heermans.

© Forbes Heermans, Syracuse, N. Y. ;
1888:2030, Jan. 18. 26489

— and other plays for private acting; by
Forbes Heermans. New York, The De Witt
publishing house [1889] 4 p. 1., [3] -122 p.
illus. 12°.

Contents : Love by induction. — Between
two thorns. — Two negatives make an afllrma-
tive. — In the fire-light. — Love's warrant.

© R. H. Russell & son. New York ; 2c.
1889:38489, Dec. 17; 2c. Dec. 30. 26489a

1320

26490

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

26508

Love by telephone; an operetta in 3 acts, writ-
ten, adapted and arr. by J. Hall. 77 p. 16°.
Printed. [Libretto only]

© Joseph Hall, Wheeling, West Va. ; D:
2281, Aug. 27, 1902; Ic. Aug. 21, 1902; Ic.
Sept. 11, 1902. 26490

Love by wireless; comedy in 1 act, by J. A.
Golden. 19 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© .Joseph A. Golden, New York ; D : 15407,
IMar. 9, 1909; 2c. Mar. 9, 1909. 26491

Love can face through an iron bar; by B.
Benn.

© Eva Benn, Chicago; D:606, June 24,
1901. 26492

Love can find a way; a sketch in 1 act, for
three males and one female, by J. L. Treat.
4 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© James Lvnn Treat. Chicago ; D : 3846,
Aug. 19, 1903 ; 2c. Aug. 24, 1903. 26493

Love (The) chase; a comedy in 3 acts, adapted
from James Sheridan Knowles' play of the
same name, by E. Williams.

© Espy W. H. Williams, New Orleans;
1897:110i7, Feb. 13. 26494

operetta in 2 acts, libretto by W. W. La

Beaume, music by William Schoeller. 58 p.
f°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Feb. 8, 1915 ; D : 39624 ; William W.
La Beaume, St. Louis. 26494a

Love (The) coast; comedy in 3 acts, adapted
from the German, Die blaue kueste by Hans
Mueller, by Mrs. Charles A. Doreuius. 81 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 24, 1915; D : 42559 ; Karczag
pub. CO., New York. 26494b

Love comes; a comic society drama in 4 acts,
by J. S. Berger.

© J. S. Berger, New York ; 1889 : 2022,
Jan. 15. 26495

Love concentrated,
discord.

See Harmony (The) of

45 p.

Love conquers; by C. N. Bruzand.
Typewritten.

© Carlos N. Bruzand, New York; D:
15022, Feb. 6, 1909 ; 2c. Feb. 6, 1909. 26496

drama in 4 acts, by A. Flamma, tr. by M.

E. Herrick. 76 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 8, 1909 ; D : 16725 ; Ario Flam-
ma, New York. 26497

play in 3 acts, by M. Wiren. [133] p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 30, 1911; D: 25360; Myra
Wiren, New York.

Love conquers — Continued.

or. In Cupid's folds, by H. O. Mason. 19

p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 20, 1910 ; D : 21065 ; H. C. Mason,
Albany. 26499

Love (The) cure; a comedy in 3 acts, by H. F.
Taylor. 112 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Henry Fitch Taylor, Cos Cob, Conn. ;
D : 8287, Apr. 6, 1906 ; 2c. Apr. 6, 1906. 26500

farce with lyrics for music in 2 acts, book

by Marie Evelyn Coe, lyrics by M. M. Parks.
64 p. 4°. Typewritten. ,

© Ic. Sept. 13, 1915 ; D : 41725 ; Mabel Mil-
ler Parks, Los Angeles. 26500a

musical play in 3 acts, adapted from the

German, by Oliver Herford. 65 p. 4°. Type-
written. [Libretto only]

© Henry W. Savage, New York ; D : 12987,
May 18, 1908; 2c. May 18, 1908. 26501

Love eternal; or. United in death, a play, by A.
Culbreth. 20 p. 8°. Printed.

© Amy Culbreth, San Francisco ; 1890 :
34461, Nov. 3 ; 2c. Aug. 13, 1895. 28502

Love (The) exchange; a conjectural musical
comedy, by G. J. Nathan and F. B. Elser.
118 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© George Jean Nathan and F. B. Elser,
New York; D : 12654, Apr. 1, 1908; 2c. Apr.
1, 1908. 26503

Love finds a way; a comedy drama in 3 acts
and 4 tableaux, by C. T. Dazey.

© H. B. Emery, Benton Harbor, Mich.;
1890 : 27909, Sept. 11. 26504

Love (The) flower; play, by D. L. Clarke. [8]
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. .Tune 25, 1912; D: 30233; Dwight
Lancelot Clarke, Berkeley, Cal. 26505

Love flows on forever. See All for love.

Love for love; a society drama in 4 acts, by J. E.
McCann. 70 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© John Ernest McCann, New York ; D :
5764, Nov. 12, 1904 ; 2c. Nov. 30, 1904. 26506

or. The hero's bride, a drama in 4 acts.

adapted for the English stage, by J. Frankel
and H. S. Grossheim.

© Julius Frankel and Hermann S. Gross-
heim, Philadelphia; 1880:8977, June 15.

26507

See also Masterpieces of the English

26498

1321

drama: William Congreve.
Love (The) garden; operetta bouffe in 4 scenes,
libretto by M. jMedbury, music by Walton
Thomas Farrar, jr. [3], 16 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Dec. 28, 1912 ; D : 31818 ; Martin Med-
hurv, Alameda. Cal. 26508

26509

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

26525

Love gossip and glory; comedy in 4 acts, by
Calvin Nicholson [i. e. J. C. Nicholson] 97 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 30, 1911; D: 25630; James Cal-
vin Nicholson, Hartford. 26509

Love has conquered. See World (The) in
1986.

Love (The) hat; 4 act love romance play, by B.
Kliiiij. 110 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Bernard Klinfr, Brooklyn; D : 9959, Feb.
7, 1907; 2c. Oct. 2, 1907. 26510

Love — hate; the entirely new and original drama
in 4 acts, by W. H. Phillips.

© Waldorf H. Phillips, New York; 1872:
1428, Feb. 12. 26511

Love, hatred and revenge. Sec, at end of al-
phabet, titles beginning with figures: 3 (The)
rivals.

Love, honor and duty. Sec Cromwellian (A)
conspiracy.

Love, honor and obey; a comedy, l)y W. Sikes
and Olive Logan.

© Wirt Sikes, New York ; 1873 : 8577, July
28. 26512

See also Marriage on a higher plane.

Love hunger; sketch, by M. D. AVell. [1], 5 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 20, 1912 ; D : 31821 ; Mabel Dob-
yns Weil, New York. 26513

Love in a flat; by A. H. Laidlaw, jr. Typewrit-
ten.

© Alexander H. Laidlaw, .jr.. New York;
1899: 77584, Nov. 28; 2c. Nov. 28. 26514

Love in a lighthouse; a farce in 1 act, by Rose-
mary Baum. Boston, W. H. Baker & co.,
1896. 18 p. 12°. ([Baker's ed. of plays])
© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston; 1896:
34592, June 11 ; 2c. Aug. 12. 26515

Love in a mask. Sec Timid (A) little thing.

Love-in-a-mist; romantic comedy in 3 acts, by
C. H. Jarrett. [92] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 8, 1914 ; D : 37803 ; Cora Hardy
Jarrott, Shepherdstown, W. Va. 26515a

Love in a railway train; duologue, by Frank
Stay ton. [London, R. Douglas-Cox] 1909.
12 p. 12°.

© Oct. 1, 1909 ; 2c. Oct. 2, 1909 ; D : 17013 ;
R. Douglas-Cox, London. 26516

Love in a restaurant; by J. B. Foster. 7 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 24. 1909 ; D : 17778 ; .lulia B. Fos-
ter, Berkeley, Cal. 26517

Love in all corners; farce in 1 act, arr. by
Frank Dmnont. Chicago, Dramatic pub co.

© Dramatic pub. co., Chicago ; 1898 : 68623,
Nov. 25 ; 2c. Nov. 25. 26518

a laughable interlude in 1 act and 1 scene,

by J. 1?. Buckstone.

© Ames pub. co., Clyde, O. ; 1891:9845,
Mar. 16. 26519

Love in an apple orchard; a play in 4 acts, by

E. Eisner. 90 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© P:dward Eisner, New York; D : 11269,
Sept. 3, 1907; 2c. Sept. 3, 1907. 26520

Love in arms; a romantic opera in 3 acts, bv

F. H. Head.

© Francis Heiston Head, Washington;
1897: 28538, May 8. 26521

Love in danger; three plays, by Mrs. Havelock
Ellis. Boston and New York, Houghton Mif-
flin company, 1915. 5 p. 1., [3]-88 p., 1 1.
12°.

Contents : The subjection of Kezia. — The
pixy. — The mothers.

© Apr. no, 1915 ; 2c. and aff. May 3, 1915 ;
xV: 398645; Edith M. O. Ellis, London.

26521a

Love in Egypt. Sec Kedor.

Love in goggles; by C. C. Cushing. 115 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Catherine Cliisholm Cushing, Pittsburgh ;
D : 6889, June 30, 1905 ; 2c. June 30, 1905.

26522

Love in harness; or, Hints to Hymen, a com-
edy in 3 acts, from the French of Albin Vala-
br^que, by A. Daly. [New York, Trow's
printing and bookbinding company] 1887.
63 p. 8°.

© Augustin Daly, New York ; 1886 : 25613,
Nov. 12; 2c. Dec. 29, 1887. 26523

Same.

©. Joseph F. Daly and Richard Dorney,
New York, as executors, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 4976, Jan. 7, 1914. Origi-
nal entry, Nov. 12, 1886, no. 25633. 26523a

Love-in-idleness; an original comedy in 1 act,
by E. M. Lent. New York, Samuel French ;
liondon, Sanuiel French, ltd., 1903. 18 p.
12°. ([French's international copyrighted ed.
of the works of the best iuUhors, no. 64])

© Evangeline M. Lent, New York ; D :
2875, Jan. 17, 1903 ; 2c. Nov. 19, 1904. 26524

Love in law; 1 act comedy, by B. Kalisch.
Typewritten.

© Burnham Kalisch, New York; 1897:

49091, Sept. 1; 2c. Sept. 1. 26525

1322

26526

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

26544

Love in livery; a comedy in 3 acts, by M. L.
Girault and Harriet Ford. 70 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© M. L. Girault and Harriet Ford, New
York; D:98S0, Jan. 31, 1907; 2c. Jan. 31,
1907. 26526

Love in Lucky camp; a drama of California
mining life, in 3 acts, by S. P. Carr.

© Sarah Pratt Carr, San Francisco; 1891:
41.547, Nov. 20. 26527

Love in overalls; original comedy-drama in 4
acts and 2 scenes, by W. J. Romer. [137] p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 3, 1914; D: 35542; William
Johnstone Romer, Ithaca, N. Y. 26527a

Love in Pompeii. See Arbaces, the Eg'yptian.

Love in Scotland; a dramatic sketch unfolded
from some favorite old Scotch songs by H. L.
Coffin, musical setting arr. for ladies' quar-
tette, by Katherine Howard. 7 p. 4°. Type-
written. [Libretto only]

© Helen Lockwood Coffin, Aurora, 111. ; D :
15927, May 22, 1909; 2c. May 22, 1909.

26528

Love in the moonlight. See Midnight (The)
marauders.

Love in the ould sod. See Irish hearts.

Love in the wilderness; a romance of the
Adirondacks, a comedy in 4 acts, by B. How-
ard.

© Bronson Howard, United States; 18S4:
l.-)(»08, July 23. 26529

Love in ITmbria; a drama of the first Francis-
cans, by L. Heald. Cambridge, The River-
side press, 1912. 115 p. 12°.

© June 12, 1912; 2c. June 21, 1912; D:
30117 ; Lucy Heald, Cambridge, Mass.

26530

Love in uniform; a military play in 4 acts, by
W. H. Shelton.

© William Henry Shelton, New York;
1893:41132, Sept. IL 26531

Love insurance; play in 4 acts, by E. D. Big-
gers. [150] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 21, 1915; D : 42045 ; Earl Derr
Biggers, Pelham, N. Y. 26531a

Love intrigues; a drama in 5 acts, by L. Leo-
pold. Waco, Texas, Lambdin & Furman,
1884. 68 p. 8°.

© L. Leopold. Waco, Tex.; 1884:24773,
Dec. 15; 2c. Jan. 3, 1885. 26532

Love is a game for two. See Pretty (The)
shakeress.

Love is blind; comedy in 3 acts, adapted by
A. Corbett.

© Adolphe Corbett, New York; 1890:
16633, May 21. 26533

play in 3 acts, by C. D. Pfirrmann. 27 p.

4 . Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 16, 1911; D : 23370 ; G. David
Pffrrmann, Newark, N. J. 26534

— • See also Truth always triumphs.

Love is king; play in 5 acts, by F. R. Cutter.
42 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Frederick Rollin Cutter, Cincinnati; D:
12882, May 2, 1908 ; 2c. May 2, 1908. 26535

Love is not all roses. Typewritten.

© Ritter Brown, New York ; 1900 A : 10869,
Apr. 30; 2c. Apr. 19. 26536

Love (The) jungle; comedy with music, by L.
V. Nicholson. [71] p. f°. Typewritten. [Li-
bretto only]

© Ic. Jan. 25, 1912 ; D : 28425 ; Leta Vance
Nicholson, Chicago. 26537

Love (The) kiss; play in 1 act, by Joseph
Robic. [3], 62 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 6, 1911 ; D : 24647 ; Louis Robie,
New York. 26538

Love (The) knot; a musical comedy in 3 acts
adapted from the German, by F. Gerald.
104 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Mar. 27, 1912; D : 29189 ; Florence
Gerald, Ne\v York. 26539

• See also Student's ruse.

Love laughs at locks; a 1 act comedy, by F.
Gerald. 13 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Florence Gerald, New York ; D : 5064,
May 23, 1904 ; 2c. INIay 23, 1904. 26540

Love laughs last; musical play in 3 acts, by J.
St. P. Delaney. 62 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Li-
bretto only]

© Ic. May 9, 1910 ; D : 20997 ; John St. P.
Delaney, New York. 26541

Love lends a hand; a dramatic composition in
3 acts, by P. SIcArthur.

© Peter McArthur, Amityville, N. Y. ; D:
246, Mar. 22, 1901. 26542

Love letters; play in 1 act, by J. E. Goodman.
26 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. .Jan. 28, 1913; D: 32117; Jules Eckert
Goodman, New York. 26543

Love-liars; romantic comedy in 4 acts, by H.
Heron and Constance Skinner. [73] p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 11, 1911; D: 23328; Herbert
Heron, Carmel, Cal. 26544

1323

26545

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

86567

Love lies bleeding'; a romance of the twentieth
century in 5 acts, by C. II. Barrett.

© Charles Raymond Barrett, Chicago; D:
3695, July 8, 1903. 26545

Love, lobster and pickles. See Hearts and
hampers.

Love lost and won. Sec Wall street.

Love (The) lure; musical comedy in 3 acts, by
E. L. Sheldon. [84] p. 4°. Typewritten.
[Libretto only]

© Ic. Sept. 29, 1913 ; D : 34574 ; Eugene Lloyd
Sheldon, New York. 26546

play in 4 acts, by W. D. Hamilton. [143]

p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 12, 1914; D : 38784 ; William
Douglas Hamilton, Cleveliuid. 26546a

Love (The) machine; a comedy in 4 acts, by
M. Franklin. 69 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Miles Franklin, Cliicago ; D : 14451, Dec.
4, 1908 ; 2c. Dec. 4, 1908. 26547

Love made them equal; by I. B. Goodrich, .ir.

© Ira B. Goodrich, jr.. Boston ; D : 4113,

Oct. 19, 1903. 26548

Love made to order: or, How Kate Craddock
came to be married, a comedy, by F. Gellatly.
Chicago. Knight & Leonard. 1SS5. 1 p. 1.,
[5]-78 p. 16°. [With this: Temper tempest,
and Mr. Reynolds runs for Congress]

© Francis Gellatl.v, Lake Forest, 111. ; 1874 :
3166, Mar. 16; 2c. Dec. 12, 18S5. 26549

Love (Th.e) magnet. See Rainbow's daughter.

Love (The) maid; musical comedy in 2 acts,
book and lyrics by M. E. Marks. 113 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 8, 1913 ; D : 35279 ; Maurice E.
Marks, New York. 26550

Love-makers (The); or. The kissing maid,
burletta in 2 acts, by Edwin Hanford and S.
Howe. 59 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 25, 1913 ; D : 33599 ; Sam Howe.
New York. 26551

Love makes the whole world kin; an episode of
the Civil War, by L. A. Williams. 6 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Louise A. Williams, Los Angeles; D:
11566, Oct. 21, 1907 ; 2c. Oct. 21, 1907. 26552

Love (The) making machine; a sketch, by A.
Ellery. 14 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 12, 1909; D: 16614; Arthur El-
lery, Edgewater, N. J. 26553

Love making woman hater; comedy in 3 acts,
by .1. Robie. [100] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 20, 1912; D: 20717; .Joseph Ro-
bie, New York. 26554

Love me, and I am a king; a drama in 4 acts,

by L. J. L. Stilwell. 66 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Laura Joan Libbey-Stilwell, Brooklyn ; D;

12051, Jan. 3, 1908 ; 2c. Jan. 3, 1908. '26555

Love miracle; dramatized by M. Kern. 80 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 11, 1910; D ; 20167 ; Margaret
Kern, New York. 26556

L6ve moon; play in 2 acts, by H. Awe. [52] p.
f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 8, 1911 ; D : 24167 ; Harry Awe,
Fond du Lac, Wis. 26557

Love (A) of a girl; a musical fantastic farce in
3 acts, by R. A. Barnet.

© R. A. Barnet, Boston; D:500, May 22,

1901. 26558

Love (The) of a lover; original American com-
edy in 3 acts and 2 entre-acts, by A. B. Miller.
© Alexander B. Miller, Newark, N. J.; D:
9491, Nov. 22, 1900. 26559

Love (The) of a maid; a sketch in 1 act, by
M. D. Skinner. 7 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© aiaud Durban Skinner, North Cambridge,
Mass.; I>:1742, Apr. 16, 1902; 2c. Apr. 16,

1902. 26560

Love (The) of a monk; by D. D. Lloyd.

© David D. Lloyd, Washington; 1882:
12644, Auir. 1. 26561

Love (The) of a thief; a 4 act comedy drama, by
C. F. Harrison. 46 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Chns. F. Harrison, St Louis; D : 8265,
Apr. 2, 1906; 2c. June 7, 1906. 26562

Love (The) of Clifford; a dramatization of E.
Bulwer I^ytton's novel, Paul Clifford, by S. P.
Levy. Typewritten.

© Sidney P. Levy, Mobile; 1898:19359,
Mar. 24 ; Ic. Mar. 24. 26563

■ a romantic drama in 4 acts, by S. P. Levy.

© Sidney P. Levy, Mobile ; 1897 : 23217, Apr.
13. 26564

Love (The) of Coeur de Lion; or. The king's
love, historical drama in 4 acts, dramatized
from the novel. The scarab of destiny, by
Maris Herrington Billings. [2], 59 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 7, 1913; D : 34651 ; Edith S.
Billings, Passaic, N. J. 26565

Love (The) of his life; by F. Paulding.

© Frederick Paulding, New York; 1880:
7913, May 22. 26566

— a play in 4 acts, by Frank Rogers.

© Frederick Paulding, New York; 1880:
9078, June 16. 26567

1324

26568

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

26585

Love (The) of Joan d'Arc; a drama in 5 acts,
by C. E. Wells. Proof.

© Charlotte Elizabeth Wells, New York;
D:7526, Nov. 7, 1905; 2c. Nov. 21, 1905.

26568

liove of Katie OTahy, by C. I. P. Ravn. 13 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Clara Iza Price Ravn, San Francisco;
D : 8765, June IS, 1906 ; 2c. Apr. 17, 1906.

26569

Love (The) of kin; drama in 3 acts, by C. A.
Russell. [3], 71 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 13, 1910; D: 22283; Charles
Albert Russell, New Bedford, Mass. 26570

Love (The) of life; by J. H. Neebe, adapted
from Der ernst des lebens, German by Felix
Salteu. [22] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 22, 1910; D: 21849; Joseph
Henry Neebe, Chicago. 26571

Love (The) of the Apache,
de PApache.

See Amour (L')

drama in 5 acts, by C. B. Sternberg. 89 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© C. B. Sternberg, Portland, Or.; D:
12650, Mar. 31, 1908 ; 2c. July 9, 1908. 26572

drama in 4 acts, by C. B. Sternberg. 94 p.

4°. Typewritten. [Revised]

© Ic. Oct. 23, 1909; D : 17181 ; Charles B.
Sternberg, Portland, Or. 26573

(Ber meister von Palmyra) ; drama by

Adolph Wilbrandt, adapted from the German,
by E. Cayley.

© Lilla Cayley Robinson, Hamburg ; D :
5829, Nov. 26, 1904. 26574

Love (The) of Mary Ann; comedy drama in
3 acts, by J. F. Delaney. 100 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. June 21, 1915; D: 41006; John F.
Delaney, Chicago. 26574a

Love of Mimi; a comedietta in 2 scenes, by
Isobel Reynolds. 9 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Colombino Arona, New York ; D : 5534,
Sept. 14, 1904; 2c. Sept. 14, 1904. 26575

Love of order; for 3 girls and 2 boys, by E. J.
Freund. Antigo, Wis., Antigo publishing
company, 1915. 11 p. 24°. (Dialogs for
school picnics, no. 9)

© July 20, 1915; 2c. .July 28, 1915; D:
41336 ; Antigo pub. co., Antigo, Wis. 26575a

Love (The) of Princess Louise; a melodrama
in 4 acts, by J. M. Clarke and A. R. TafEt.
95 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Josephine M. Clarke and Adella Rene
Tafft, Orange, N. J.; D : 6653, May 9, 1905;
2c. May 29, 1905. 26576

Love (The) of Seraphine.
mille.

Love (The) of two women. See Jess.

Love (The) of Washington; a drama in 3
acts, by B. W. Robinson.

© Bessie Waiters Robinson, Oakland, Cal. ;
1899 : 29971, May 2. 26577

Love (The) of Whispering Wind; Indian idyll,
by P. Richards. 18 p. t". Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 6, 1915; D: 42023; Pearl Rich-
ards, Eagle River, Wis. 26577a

Love on crutches; a comedy in 3 acts, by A.
Daly, from the German of Stobitzer.

© Augustin Daly, New York; 1884:5088,
Mar. 10; 2c. Dec. 3, 1886. 26578

Same.

© Joseph F. Daly and Richard Dorney,
New York, as executors, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 1903, June 15, 1911,
Original entry, Mar. 10, 1SS4, no. 5088.

26579

Same.

© Augustin Daly, New York ; 1884 : 23818,
Dec. 1; 2c. Dec. 3, 1886. 26580

Same.

© Joseph F. Daly and Richard Dor-
ney, New York, as executors, in renewal for
28 years. Renewal no. 2325, Dec. 11, 1911.
Original entry, Dec. 1, 1884, no. 23818.

26581

Love on probation; a dramatic poem in 5 acts,

by Allan Thorndyke [pseud, of A. Friedman]

© Agate Friedman, New York; 1896:

13781, Mar. 2. 26582

Love on the battlefield; an original war drama
in 4 acts, by L. D. Murphy and W. S. Smyth.
Typewritten.

© L. D. Murphy and W. S. Smyth, Kan-
sas City, Mo. ; 1898 : 20347, Mar. 29 ; 2c. Mar.
29. 26583

Love on the telephone. See Nellie's beau.

Love on the Yellowstone. See National park.

Love on two continents. See Mab.

Love on wheels: a 3 act musical comedy, by
W. R. Palmer, jr.

© W. R. Palmer, New York; 1892:12933,
Mar. 24. 26584

Love one another.

See Million (A) a minute.
J. Levy.

See New (A) Ca-

1325

Love or duty; a drama in 4 acts, by I.
57 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Isaac J. Levy, New York ; 1890 : 7104,
Mar. 1 ; 2c. Mar. 1. 26585

26586

DEAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

26607

Love or duty — Continued.

monologue, by E. M. Dieterly. 6 p. f °.

Typewritten.

© Etliol May Dieterly, Cincinnati ; D : 11571,
Oct. 19, 1907 ; 2c. Oct. 7, 1907. 26586

Love or honor; a drama in 4 acts, by L. J. L.
Stilwell. 65 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Laura Jean Ijibbey-Stilwell, Brooklyn ;
D : 12036, Jan. 3, 1908 ; 2c. Jan. 3, 190S.

26587

Love or life; a 4 act emotional society drama,
by M. R. Crowell.

© Mary Reed Crowell, Paterson ; 1S86 :
11478, May 15. 26588

a tale of the hall, an original drama in 3

acts, founded on Crabbe's Smugglers ai>d
poachers, by Tom Taylor, Paul Meritt and S.
Mackaye.

© Steele Mackaye, New York; 1878:3948,
Apr. 3. 26589

Love or money; a drama in prologue and 4
acts, adapted for the stage, by W. Bentley.
63 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Walter Bentley, New York; 1885:507,
Jan. 8 ; 2c. Jan. 10. 26590

a musical comedy, by F. Plumphreys.

© Frank Humphreys, Wilkes-Barre, Pa;
1893: 13117, Mar. 15. 26591

or, Diamonds and hearts, a new and origi-
nal drama, by Harry McLean.

© Arch McL. Crane, Durham Park, Kan. ;
1876 : 6169, May 19. 26592

Love or war. See, at end of alphabet, titles be-
ginning with figures : 1792.

Love out of tune; 1 act musical sketch for vio-
lin and flute, by W. N. Moufort. 4 p. 8°.
Printed.

© William Nelson Monfort, Colorado
Springs, Col. ; D : 11271, Sept. 3, 1907 ; 2c. Oct.
12, 1907. 26593

Love (A) passage; comedy in 1 act, adapted
from W. W. Jacobs' story of that title, by
W. W. Jacobs and Philip E. Hubbard. New
York, S. French ; London, S. French, ltd., 1913.
27 p. 12°. ([French's acting edition, no.
2433] )

© Mar. 15, 1913; 2c. Mar. 17, 1913; D:
32693 ; Samuel French, ltd., Loudon. 26594

Love (The) philter; a farce comedy in 3 acts,
by E. H. Peple.

© Edward Henry Peple, New York ; D :
2163, July 26, 1902. 26595

Love (The) philtre; a French play in 4 acts, by
L. Francis Bishop. 58 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© L. F. Bishop, Plainfield. N J.; D : 9171,
Sept. 24, 1906; 2c. Sept. 24, 1906. 2659fc)

Love (The) pirate; by A. M. Davidson.

© Abbie M. Davidson, Chicago ; D : 14818,
Jan. 15, 1909. 26597

by L. M. Gartner. 15 p. 8°.

© Lillian M. Gartner, New York ; D : 14400,
Nov. 28, 1908 ; 2c. Dec. 15, 1908. 26598

by W. D. Caddell. 76 p. 8°. Typewritten.

• © Ic. Dec. 6, 1909; D : 17642 ; William
Douglas Caddell, Chicago. 26599

a drama in 4 acts, by Scoville Smith, M. D.

[pseud, of A. Maude Smith]

© Alice M. Smith, Tacoma ; D : 14365, Nov.
24, 1908. 26600

-play in 3 acts, book and lyrics, by H. P.

Briggs, music by Joseph Carl Breil. 72 p.
4°. TypewTitten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Apr. 9, 1915; D: 40320; Harlan P.
Briggs, New York. 26600a

play of American life in 3 acts, by E. T.

Emery. [2], 127 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 12, 1910; D : 21541 ; Edwin T.

Emery, San Francisco. 26601

Love (The) pirates; or. The mission man, farce

comedy iu 3 acts, M. A. Heiuze. [106] p. 4°.

Type^vritten.

© Ic. Dec. 17, 1914 ; D : 39116 ; Max August
Heinze, Detroit. 26601a

Love (The) potion; a farce in 1 act, by Ernest*
S. Jaros. Chicago, T. S. Denison [1904] 12
p. 12°. ( [Amateur series] )

© T. S. Denisou, Chicago ; D : ,5278, July 8,
1904 ; 2c. Sept. 17, 1904. 26602

Love, powder and patches; an operetta in 2
acts, book by A. E. Hellraers, music by Rosalie
Balmer Smith.

© Alice E. Hellmers, St. Louis ; 1897 : 27055,
May 3 ; 2c. May 3. 26603

Love power; drama in 4 acts, by R. A. Mar-
chand. 64 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. .Tan. 6, 1910; D : 17873 ; Ralph A.
Marchand, Cambridge, Mass. 26604

Love (The) race; in 3 acts, by E. E. Kidder.
[130] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 25, 1911 ; D : 25325 ; Edward E.
Kidder, New York. 26605

or, A race for love, dramatic sketch in 1

act, by F. B. Coigne. [1], 11 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Aug. 30, 1912; D: 30704; Frank B.
Coigne, Philadelphia. 26606

Love (The) rose; an original comedy drama in
4 acts, by W. Haworth.

© William Haworth, Willoughbv, O. ; 1897 :
56993, Oct. 8. 26607

1326

26608

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

26626

Love rules the camp; original drama in 1 act
and 4 scenes, by M. Nobles. 22 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Aug. 11, 1911 ; D : 24910 ; Milton No-
bles, Brooklyn. 26608

Love's a vagrant; a comedy in 2 acts, by M. W.
Sampson and F. IM. Smith. Typewritten.

© Martin W. Sampson and Fredericli M.
Smitli, Bloomington, lud. ; 1899 : 36184, May
31 ; 2c. Nov. 30, 1900. 26609

Love (The) seeker; a dramatic composition, by
M. M. Pope.

© Marion Manville Pope, Bordentown,
N. J.; D:1483, Feb. 24, 1902. 26610

Love (A) set; a comedy in 4 acts, by M. Walsh.

© Marie Walsh, Brooklyn; 1892:32627,

Aug. 8. 26611

Love (The) shop; musical farce in 3 acts, by
O. Hauerbach, score by Hugo Felix. 121 p.
4°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Oct. 24, 1911 ; D : 25586 ; Otto Hauer-
bach, New York. 26612

Love, sin and its reward; a drama in 3 acts,
by A. E. Coe.

© A. E. Coe, Glenn, Midi. ; 1897 : 395, Jan.
2. 26613

Love (The) slave; drama in 1 act, founded on
the Coucli-Branch case, by Edward Weitzel.
[2], 23 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 31, 1913; D: 35519; James
Clancy, New York. 26614

Love-star (The); story of Serrania, book and
lyrics, by C. E. Smith and R. E. Mooney,
nmsic by Walter G. Haenschen. 22 numb. 1.
nar. f°. Printed. [Libretto only]

© Feb. 1, 1914; 2c. Jan. 26, 1914; D:
35S53; C. Eugene Smith, Little Rock. Ark.,
and Ralph E. Mooney, St. Louis. 26614a

Love, star-spangled; a play in 3 acts, by M.
Krauskopf. 86 p. 4°. Ms.

© Morris Krauskopf, New York; 1876:

9623, Aug. 22; 2c. Sept. 13. 26615

Love (A) story; by C. Lewis.

© Catherine Lewis, United States; 1899:
9617, Mar. 16. 26616

in 5 acts, by P. Eytinge.

© Pearl Evtinge, New York ; 1883 : 1347,
Jan. 19. 26617

Love story of the ages; play in 4 acts, by Paul
Armstrong. 76 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 25, 1913 ; D : 32761 ; Paul Arm-
strong CO., New York. 26618

Love story of Uneeda Ad; by Mattie Lee Haus-
gen. New York, E. S. Werner & company,
1912. 20 p. 12°.

© Apr. 25, 1912; 2c. Apr. 27, 1912; D:
29505; Edgar S. Werner, New York. 26619

Love stronger than caste. See Deseret.

Love (A) suit; romantic comedy, by W. Gor-
don Smythies, ed. and rev. by Pauline Phelps
and Marion Short. New York, E. S. Werner
& CO., 1912. 8 p. 12°. ([Plays, Werner
edition] )

© May 9, 1913; 2c. May 14, 1913; D:
33250; Edgar S. Werner, New York. 26620

Love (The) tales of Billiken; musical farce
in prologue, 2 acts and epilogue, by M. A.
Anbury. 58 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Words
only]

© Ic. Apr. 23, 1913; D : 33019 ; Mary
Adair Anbury, Los Angeles. 26621

Love (The) test; 1 act play, by S. French and
L. Spachner. 36 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 3. 1911; D : 23536 ; S. French
and Leopold Spachner, New York. 26622

[1].

— — romantic comedy, by H. L. Chapin.
26 p. 4°. Typewritten. .

© Ic. May 11, 1914; D : 36997 ; Henry L.
Chapin, Cleveland. 26622a

See also Poems and plays; by Harry

Loi'enzo Chapin.

Love (The) that binds; in 3 acts, by G. Thomp-
son. [26] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 13, 1911; D : 24683 ; Graham
Thompson, Roxbury, Mass. 26623

Love (The) that endures; play in 3 acts, by
W. O. Iserloh. 94 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 27, 1913; D: 33343; Wm. O.
Iserloh, Los Angeles.

Love (A)
within.

that failed.

See

26624
Enemy (An)

Love (The) that kills (L'amour qui tue); a
play, by E. M. Burbank.

© Emily M. Burbank, New York; D : 885,
Sept. 17, 1901. 26625

Love (The) that lives; play in 1 act, by H.
Greene. [2], 15 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 22, 1914; D : 36793 ; Homer
Greene, Honesdale, Pa. 26625a

romantic comedy drama in 5 acts, by P.

E. Mortimer. 95 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Paul E. Mortimer, New Orleans ; D :
359, Apr. 17, 1901; 2c. May 2, 1901. 26626

See also Under the arch.

1327

26627

DRAMATIC COMPOSITION'S

26650

Love (A) that sees no fault; sketch, by J.
Kaufmaiin.

© Joe Kaufmann, Port Richmond, N. Y. ;
D : 8611, May 17, 1906. 26627

Love (The) that women desire; a drama in 4
acts, by G. C. Wallace. 70 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© G. Carlton Wallace, Birmingham, Eng-
land; D:7265, Sept. 13, 1905; 2c. Sept. 13,
1905. 26628

Love, the greatest thing in the world; a play

in 4 acts, by Harriet Ford and B. De Mille.

© Beatrice De Mille, United States; 1899:

72019, Nov. 8. 26629

Love, the sovereign; a drama, [by] G. S. Cott-
man. Irvington, Ind., G. S. Cottman, 1900.
2 p. 1., 58 p. 8°.

© George S. Cottman, Irvington, Ind. ;
1900 A : 616, Jan. 5 ; 2c. Jan. 4. 26630

Love the tyrant; a dramatization of Charles
Garvice's book, by F. M. Bray.

© Frances M. Bray, Brooklyn ; D : 4645,
Feb. 24, 1904. ^ 26631

Same.

© Frances M. Bray, Brooklyn ; D : 7448,
Oct. 24, 1905. • 26632

Love thy neighbor as thyself; a play in 4
acts, by G. E. Lawler. [59] p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. July 9, 1909; D: 16477; George Ed-
ward Lawler, St. Louis. 26633

Love (The) token; in 1 act, by F. Howell and
S. W. Leon. [3] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 16, 1911; D : 23104 ; Flora
Howell and Sophie Woolfe Leon, San Fran-
cisco. 26634
Love under a lamp; vaudeville act, by C. F.
Davies. 2 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 12, 1913 ; D : 34995 ; Clare Field-
ing Davies, New York, 26635

Love unto death; by A. W. Dotson.

© Alexander White Dotson, West Bay City,
Mich. ; 1888 : 27839, Oct. 1. 26636

Love versus art; by H. J. Campbell,

© Henry J. Campbell, Philadelphia; 1893:
29372, June 20. 26637

Love versus duty; play in 4 acts, by N. H.
Hornstine. 51 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 10, 1910 ; D : 22528 ; Nathan Har-
ris Hornstine, Philadelphia. 26638

Love versus law; a story of the late war, a
drama in 5 acts, by J. E. Robson.

© John Edwin Robson, Rochester, N. Y. ;
1895 : 47113, Sept. 16. 26639

See Adrienne.

Love versus passion.

Love vs. speculation; a comedy in 3 acts, tr.
from the Spanish and adapted to the Ameri-
can stage, by J. F. Godoy.

© Jos6 F. Godoy, San Francisco; 1873:
12126, Oct. 23. 26640

Love vs. title; a romantic comedy in 3 acts, by
C. M. Dickinson.

© Cary Madison Dickinson, Cleveland ; D :
• 1400, Feb. 5, 1902. 26641

Love versus treachery; or, From '61 to '65, a
drama in 5 acts, illustrative of life in Ten-
nessee during the Civil War, by F. Z. Metcalfe.
© Felicia Zollicoffer Metcalfe, Crestview.
Tenii. ; 1897 : 33568, June 3. 26642

Love vs. wine; a comedietta in 2 acts from the
German, by Harry B. Warner and D. H. Man-
gels. Period 1700. San Francisco, Warner
& CO., 1872.

© Warner & co., San Francisco ; 1872 : 7012.
July 16 ; 2c. July 16. 26643

Love xda wireless; tabloid musical comedy
sketch, by J. D. Ekartd. [2], 11 p. 4°.
Typewritten. [Words only]

© Ic. Oct. 27, 1911; D: 2.5614; .John D.
Ekartd, Philadelphia. 26644

Love (The) vraltz; play in 3 acts, by I. Novello.
[2], 140 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 28, 1912 ; D : 31819 ; Ivor Novello,
New York. 26645

— —a Viennese operetta in 1 act, book and lyrics
by Guy Bragdon and J. L. Lasky, music by
Chas. Berton.

© .Jesse L. Lasky, New York ; D : 12590,
Mar. 20, 1908. 26646

Love, wealth and honor; by J. L. Frischholz.
© Joseph L. Frischholz, Newport, Ky. ;
1893 : 6796, Feb. 3. 26647

Love will find a way; an Amisli operetta, music
l)v H. O. Marks, words by C. M. Howell and
b. P. R. McNeal. 16 p. 4°. Typewritten.
[Libretto only]

© Hugo O. Marks, Charles M. Howell, and
David P. R. McNeal, Lancaster, Pa. ; D : 4304,
Nov. 16, 1903 ; 2c. Nov. 16, 1903. 26648

a comedietta in 1 act, by Lamar Morell

[pseud, of W. L. Roloson] and D. M. Halbert.
Typewritten.

© Walter Lamar Roloson and Delancey
Morroll Halbert, Chicago; 1897:29401, May
14; 2c. May 14. 26649

comedy drama in 1 act, by S. Charters. 16

p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 12, 1913; D : 32938 ; Spencer
Charters, Philadelphia. 26650

1328

I

26651

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

26669

Love will find a way — Continued.

-farce in 1 act, by W. T. Worden. [14] p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 4, 1913 ; D : 33993 ; Wilbertine T.

Worden, New York. 26651

fi romantic comedy in 4 acts, by C. M. Dick-

inson. 52 p. 4 . Typewritten.

© Carey Madison Dickinson, Cleveland ; D :
7691, Nov. 27, 1905 ; Ic. Dec. 9, 1905 ; Ic. Dec.
19, 1905. 26652

Love wins; comedy in 1 act and 3 scenes, by
E. IM. Brundage. 27 p. 12°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 25, 1912; D: 29488; Ethel M.
Brundage, Newark, N. J. 26653

Jewish character sketch featuring, by C. W.

Chaims. 9 p. 4°, Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 31, 1915 ; D : 41609 ; Charles W.
Chaims, I^ew York. 26653a

Love wins always; a musical comedietta, by
lA)uis Weslyn. 9 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© M. Witmark & sons. New York ; D : 15285,
Mar. 8, 1909 ; 2c. Mar. 8, 1909. 26654

Love with a vengeance. See Stella.

Lcve without esteem; a drama in 5 acts, by
H. Bro, adapted from the Italian of Paolo
Ferrari.

© Harval Br6, Philadelphia; 1877:9079.
Aug. 8. 28655

Love works wonders; a comedy in 4 acts, by
T. E. Osmun.

© T. E. Osmun, United States ; 1873 : 8619,
July 29. 26656

Love, you are a wonder; a play in 5 acts, by
B. Kling. Typewritten.

© Bernard Kling, Chicago ; 1900 A : 747,
Jan. 8 ; 2c. Jan. 27. 26657

Lovebird's matrimonial agency; farce in 1 act,
arr. for the American stage, by Harold San-
der. New York, Dick & Fitzgerald, 1915. 17
p. 12°.

© Aug. 2, 1915 ; 2c. Aug. 3, 1915 ; D : 41408 ;
Dick & Fitzgerald, New York. 26657a

Loved and lost; a drama in 1 act, by Austin
Friars. New York, De Witt, 1884. 8 p. 12°.
([De Witt's acting plays, no. 332])

© A. T. De Witt, New York ; 1884 : 26397,
Dec. 30 ; 2c. Jan. 22, 1885. 26658

or, The kid detective, a comedy melodrama

in 4 acts and 6 scenes, by Mrs. A. W. Cross
and W. W. Lapoint. 53 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Belle Gold, New York ; D : 5440, Aug. 11,
1904 ; 2c. Aug. 6, 1904. 26659

Loved at last; a drama in 4 acts, by M. E.
Smith.

© Mary Ellis Smith, Chicago ; 1885 : 27925,
Dec. 30. 26660

Loved he not honor more; by A. F. Norcross.
10 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Addie F. Norcross, Boston ; D : 11188,
Aug. 16, 1907; 2c. Aug. 9, 1907. 26661

Loved I not honor more; by Sir Walter Besaut
and Walter Herries Pollock.

© Bacheller, Johnson & Bacheller, New
York; 1896:20881, Apr. 2., 26662

Loved (The) that lived. See Loyal en tout.

Lovedale; an emotional society drama in 5
acts, by W. E. Keller.

© W. E. Keller, Pittsburgh; 1884:17914,
Sept. 4. 26663

Lovejoy's wife; or, Boarding house flirta-
tions, a comedietta in 1 act, by L. G. Schroe-
der. Typewritten.

© L. Gustaf Schroeder, San Francisco;
1S97 : 38861, July 2 ; Ic. Sept. 2. 26664

Loveland; play in 1 act, by J. Rose. 22 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 29, 1912 ; D : 29210 ; John Rose,
New York. 26665

Lovely Peggy; play in 3 acts based on the
love romance of Margaret Woffington and
David Garrick, by J. R. Crawford. New
Haven, Yale university press, 1911. 173 p.
12°.

© June 17, 1911; 2c. June 17, 1911; D:
24092 ; Yale university press. New Haven.

26666

Lovely (A) woman; comedy in 5 acts, by E. S.
Sears.

© Edward S. Sears, Boston; 1877:8302.
July 14. 26667

Lover (A) and his lass; a drama in 5 acts, by
E. C. Winter. Typewritten.

© Elizabeth C. Winter, New Brighton, N.
Y. ; 1899:68417. Oct. 21; 2c. Feb. 5, 1900.

26668

Lover (The) that loved me last spring; by
E. W. Blanchard. 8 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 13, 1911; D: 23343; Evelyn
Winegardner Blanchard, Columbia Citv, Ind.

26669

Lover (The), the lackey and the little glass
slipper. See Cinderella up-to-date.

Lovers; farce dramatic comedy in 1 act, by B.
A. Linsky. [15] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 18, 1914 ; D : 38828 ; Bernard A.
Linsky, Brooklyn. 26669a

5379—16 84

1329

26669

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

26687

Lovers — Continued.

-The free woman, They; three plays, by

Maurice Donnay, tr. from the French with
an introduction by Barrett H. Clark. New
York, M. Kennerley, 1915. xi, [3], 3-265 p.
12°. ([The modern drama series, ed. by
Edwin Bjorkman] )

© Apr. 24, 1915 ; 2c. and aff. May 1, 1915 ;
A: 397819; Mitcliell Kennerley, New York.

26669b

Lovers and lunatics; by W. C. Parker.

© Walter Coleman Parker, Chicago; D:
3574, June 8, 1903. 26670

Lover's (The) dilemma. See Patent (The)
washing machine.

Lover's (The) garden; a flower masque, arr.
from Shakespeare for the tercentenary, by
Alice C. D. Riley. (In Drama, no. 20, No-
vember, 1915, periodical © Dec. 1, 1915; 2c.
Dec. 17, 1915; B : 353435 ; Drama league of
America, Chicago) 26670a

Lovers in law; a fantastical romance in 3 acts,
by F. Pier. 93 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Florida Pier, New York ; D : 6074, Jan.
14, 1905 ; 2c. Jan. 14, 1905. 26671

Lover's (A) knot; by F. L. Galley.

© Florence Louise Gailey. Detroit ; 1899 :
35099, May 25. 26672

Lovers' lane. Sec Folly reign. — Plays; by
Clyde Fitch.

Lover's leap on Maiden rock; an original
American opera in 5 acts, by F. Holdorf. St.
Joseph, 1870-'71. 16 p. 8°. Printed. [Li-
bretto only]

© F. Holdorf, St. Joseph, Mo. ; 1871 : 5764.
June 17 ; 2c. June 29. 26673

Lovers of all ages; a spectacular play, by
Kathryn R. Harris. Lebanon, O., March
brothers, 1906. cover-title, 12 p. 16°.

© March bros., Lebanon, O. ; D : 92.53, Oct.
18, 1906; 2c. Nov. 10, 1906. 26674

Lovers (The) of Ninevah. See Clytia.

Lovers (The) of Provence; an opera, libretto
by R. A. Barnet.

© R. A. Barnet, Boston ; 1892 : 54279, Dec.
3L 26675

Lovers once, but strangers now; monologue
plavlet in 1 act, by L. J. L. Stilwell. [2],
6 p. 8°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 27, 1910 ; D : 22157 ; Laura
.Jean Libbey-Stilwell, Brooklyn. 26676

Lovers' (The) plot; 1 act play, by F. Neufeld.
3 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 3, 1911 ; D : 22993 ; Flossie Neu-
feld, Chicago. 26677

Lover's (A) plunge; a comedy sketch, by G.
Elwood. 15 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© George Elwood, Newark, N. J. ; D :
9875, Jan. 31, 1907 ; 2c. Jan. 24, 1907. 26678

Lovers' (A) quarrel; [play in 4 scenes] by W.
Kaempllert. 23 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Waldemar B. Kaempffert, New York;
D : 15807, May 8, 1909 ; 2c. May 8, 1909.

26679

a sketch, by J. H. Benner. 16 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Joseph H. Benner, New York ; D : 10332.
Apr. 12, 1907; 2c. Apr. 12, 1907. 26680

(I dispettosi amanti); lyric comedy in 1

act, book by Enrico Comitti, English version
by Alma Strettell, music bv Attilio Parelli.
New York, G. Schirmer, 1912. 75 p. 8°.
(G. Schirmers collection of opera librettos)
© Feb. 27, 1912; 2c. Feb. 28, 1912: D:
28856; G. Schirmer, New York. 26681

Lover's (The) refuge; or. Transferred affec-
tions, a comedy in 5 acts, by W. Leech.

© William Leech, New York; 1880:1299,
Jan. 22. 26682

Lovers roost; comedy-drama in 4 acts, [by]
S. Woods. 43 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Samuel Woods, Allegheny, Pa.; 1894:
27172, May 31 ; 2c. June 11. 26683

Lover's (A) stratagem; a comedy in 3 acts, by
S. T. A. N. New York, De Witt, 1884. 15 p.
12°. ( [De Witt's acting plays no. 334] )

© A. T. B. De Witt, New York ; 1884 : 26398,
Dec. 30 ; 2c. Jan. 22, 1885. 26684

Lover's (A) strategy. See Mildred.

Lever's (A) whims; a sketch in 1 scene, con-
taining the following songs : Wont have it that
way. — Down by the warbling brook. — It is
the marriage bell, by Ned Straight.

© Esmond sisters, New York ; 1881 : 0237,
Apr. 23. 26685

Love's ambassador; American light-opera in a
prologue and 3 acts, by R. M. Sterrett. [103]
p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Oct. 25, 1915; D: 42077; Robert M.
Storrett, Jamaica, N. Y. 26685a

Love's antidote; a farce, by J. T. Prince, jr.
8 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© John T. Prince, jr., Chicago ; D : 12271,
Jan. 29, 1908 ; 2c. Jan. 29, 1908. 26686

Loves at war; a play in 1 act, by Kathryn Kid-
dor.

© Pancoast Kidder, New York ; 1896 : 59201,
Oct. 28. 26687

1330

26688

COPYKIGHTED IN" THE UNITED STATES

26708

Love's atonement; a play in 5 acts, by M. E.
Smith.

© ISlary Ellis Smith, Chicago ; 1896 : 17550,
May 29. 26688

Love's awakening-; a comedy in 1 act. by F.
Usteniann. 21 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Franz Listemann, New York ; D : 5192,
June 16, 1904 ; 2c. June 16, 1904. 26689

Love's barrier; by C. Haenchen. 83 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Clrtra Haenchen, Chicago ; D : 8231, IMar.
26, 1906 ; 2c. Mar. 26, 1906. 26690

Love's blunder; by A. L. Hayes. 9 p. f°.

Typewritten.

© 3 c. Nov. 26, 1909; D : 17533 ; Arthur L.
Hayes, Huntington, W. Va. 26691

Love's busy morning; a farce in 1 act, by R. C.
Elliott. Typewritten.

© Robert Clark Elliott and Frank Shel-
berg, Pescadoro, Cal. ; 1898:69211, Nov. 28;
2c. Feb. 21, 1899. 26992

Love's caprice by the gay sea side and sunny
South; by J. H. Kendall.

© J. Harold Kendall, Keating, Pa.; 1894:
53300, Nov. 15. 26693

Love's chastisement; original drama in 3 acts,
by E. Hallett. Ill p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 16, 1910 ; D : 20811 ; Eldora Hal-
lett, Blooraington, 111. 26694

Love's comedy. See Works (The) of Henrik
Ibsen. «

Love's confession; play in 5 acts, by Paul Jean
[pseud, of C. D. Wilkison] 20 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Nov. 23, 1910 ; D : 22637 ; Charlotte D.

Wilkison, AVheeling, W. Va.

26695

Love's conflict. See Helene du Broissart.

Love's conquest; sketch in 2 scenes, by Ceryl
Knight [pseud, of C. Keeler] [13] p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 13, 1911; D : 23339 ; Charles
Keeler, Berkeley, Cal. 26696

Love's constancy; a 5 act play, by W. P. Buck-
inghani.

© W. P. Buckingham, San Francisco ; 1880 :
14640, Sept. 27. 26697

Sec also Lilies that fester.

Love's crimes (Crimes d'amour); a drama in
5 acts and 10 tableaux, by Frangois Oswald.

© Frangois Mons & Louis Nathal, New
York ; 1886 : 19913, Sept. 3. 26698

Love's defeat; by G. L. Roberts.

© Gertrude L. Roberts, New York; 1899:
60591, Sept. 21 ; Ic. Sept. 21. 26699

Love's diplomacy; comedy in 1 act, by INIaurice
Hagemau and Frank A. Small. Chicago and
New York, The Dramatic publishing company
[1903] 20 p. 12°. (On cover: Sergei's act-
ing drama, no. 529)

© Dramatic pub. co., Chicago ; D : 4307,
Nov. 27, 1903 ; 2c. Nov. 27, 1903. 26700

Love's disguises; comedy in 2 acts, by Eliza-
beth W. (le Gui'rin. 72 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 31, 1911 ; D : 24831 ; Eug§nie de
Guerin. Washington. 26701

Love's dream; musical comedy in 4 acts, by H.
Johnson. 24 p. 4°. Ms. '[Libretto only]

© Ic. Mar. 22, 1915; D : 40301 ; Herman
Johnson, Marion, Ind. 26701a

See also Liebestraum.

Love's dreamland; play in 1 act, by G. E. Gale.
[39] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mav 9, 1911 ; D : 24173 ; Gertrude E.
Gale, Butler, N. J. 26702

Love's embassy; play in 4 acts, by B. D. Adams.
Scenario. [Downers Grove, 111., The Kelms-
cott press] 1909. 11 p. 12°.

© Nov. 15, 1909; 2c. Nov. 17, 1909; D:
17433 ; Bertha Devereux Adams, Riverside,
111. 26703

Love's entanglements; a comedy in 5 acts, by
S. C. de Soissons. Typewritten.

© S. C. de Soissons, Campello, Mass. ; 1895 :
29162, May 31 ; 2c. May 31. 26704

Love's evolution; a play in 4 periods, by A.
de B. Mackenzie.

■ © A. de B. Mackenzie, Philadelphia ; D :
1L')7, Dec. 23, 1901. 26705

Love's fantasy. See Reincarnation.

Love's guilty dream; by A. Roucolle.

© Adrienne Roucolle, Fort Collins, Col. ;
D : 3128, Mar. 13, 1903. 26706

Love's harvest; spectacular allegory in 4
scenes, by B. E. de Rapalje. 8 p. 4°. Type-
v,a"itten.

© Ic. May 12, 1914; D : 37065 ; Bertha
Eletta de Rapalje, Seattle. 26706a

Love's hazard; modern drama, 1 act and 2
scenes, by M. F. Sheldon. 14 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© M. French Sheldon, London; D:1087,
Nov. 12, 1901; 2c. Nov. 12, 1901. 26707

Love's labor crowned; the mathematician's
dream, by F. B. Crooks.

© Frank B. Crooks, San Francisco ; D :
15152, Feb. 8, 1909. 26708

Love's labor for Christ, the church and home.
See Princely knights of Character Castle
crowning the prince.

1331

26709

DBAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

26725

Love's labor not lost; or, Cupid's pastimes, a
comedy in 2 acts, by Fred G. Andrews.
Clyde, O., A. D. Ames, 1886. 16 p. 12°.
( [Ames' series of standard and minor drama,
no. 174])

© A. D. Ames, Clyde, O., 1886 : 25544, Nov.
11; 2c. Nov. 11. 26709

Love's labour's lost; by William Shakespeare,
ed. with notes, introductions, glossaries, lists
of variorum readings and selected criticisms
bv Charlotte Porter and Helen A. Clarke.
New York, T. Y. Crowell & co. [1903] 1 p. 1.,
xxxix, 265 p. front, (port.) 16°.

© Thomas Y. Crowell & co., New York ; A :
57139, Apr. 9, 1903; 2c. Apr. 9, 1903. 26710

ed. by H. H. Furness. Philadelphia, Lon-

don, J. B. Lippincott co., 1904. xx, 401 p.
8°. (New variorum ed. of Shakespeare, v.
14)

© Horace Howard Furness, Wallingford,
Pa.; A: 98374, Oct. 6, 1904; 2c. Oct. 6, 1904.

26711

— ed. by James F. Royster. New York, The
Macmillan company, 1912. xviii, 149 p.
front. 24°. (The Tudor Shakespeare)

© May 8, 1912 ; 2c. May 9, 1912 ; A : 314186 ;
Macmillan co., New York. 26712

— ed. with notes by William J. Rolfe. Har-
per's library ed. New York and Loudon,
Harper & brothers, 1898. 173, [1] p. front,
illus. 16°. (Shakespeare's complete works,
V. 3)

© Harper & bros., New York; 1898:25040,
Apr. 21; 2c. Jan. 13, 1899, 26713

Same. New York, Cincinnati [etc.] Ameri-

can book company [1905] 230 p. incl. front.,
illus. 16°.

© William J. Rolfe, Cambridge, Mass. ; A :
114122, Apr. 13, 1905; 2c. Apr. 20, 1905.

26714

with a special introduction by Sidney Lee

and an original frontispiece by I. L. Gloag.
[The University press Shakespeare. Renais-
sance ed.] New York, George D. Sproul,
1907. xxxiv, 126 p. front. 4°. (The com-
plete works of William Shakespeare, with
annotations and a general introduction by
Sidney Lee. v. 3)

© University press, Cambridge, Mass. ; A :
168209, Feb. 11, 1907; 2c. Feb. 11, 1907.

26715

(Shakespeare's comedy of); ed. with notes

by William J. Rolfe, with engravings. New
York, Harper & brothers, 1882. [3]-173, [1]
p. incl. fi-ont. illus. 16°,

© Harper & bros.. New York ; 1882 : 1156,
Jan. 23; 2c. Mar. 13. 26716

Love's labour's lost — Continued.

Same.

© W. J. Rolfe, Cambridge, Mass., as
author, in renewal for 28 years. Renewal
no. 453, Jan. 8, 1910. Original entry, Jan. 23,
1882, no. 1156. 26717

— — See also Shakespeare's works.

Love's laughter; 1 act sketch, by G. C. Rodgers
and F. S. Cantwell.

© G. Cleveland Rodgers and Fredericka S.
Cantwell, Brooklyn ; D : 11905, Dec. 12, 1907.

26718

Love's litany; drama in 1 act, by W. O. Iser-

loh. [4], 28 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 21, 1913; D: 33565; Wm. O.
Iserloh. Los Angeles. 26719

Love's logic; a dialogue for stage production,
by Anthony Hope [pseud, of Anthony Hope
Hawkins] 2 p. f°. (In Sunday magazine,
Sept. 24, 1905)

© A. H. Hawkins, London; D:7282, Sept.
14, 1905; 2c. Sept. 14, 1905. 26720

Love's lottery; an original comic opera in 2
acts, book and lyrics by Stanislaus Stange,
music by Julian Edwards. 137 p. 4°. Type-
written. [Libretto only]

© M. Witmark & sons. New York ; D : 5508,
Sept. 6, 1904; 2c. Sept. 3, 1904. 26721

Love's majesty; a play in 5 acts, by D. Robert-
son and J. Harrison.

© Donald Robertson and John Harrison,
United States ; 1885 : 7323, Mar. 28. 26722

Love's market price; a play in 4 acts, by E, R.
Waddell.

© E. R. Waddell, New York ; D : 15550,
Apr. 6, 1909. 26723

Love's miracle. See Cecilia.

Love's mirage; in 3 acts, by F. W. Eldridge and
W. R. Heustis. [2], 125 p. f°. Typewrit
ten.

© Ic. Sept. 26, 1910; D: 22153; F. W.
Eldridge and W. R. Heustis, Los Angeles.

26724

Love's model; play in 3 acts, by C. S. Blaney
and J. G. Murphy. [1], 63 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Sept. 16, 1914; D : 38135 ; Cecil
Spooner Blaney, New York. 26724a

sketch of Parisian artist life, by J. W.

Sayre. 2 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 20, 1910; D : 22115 ; J. W.

Savre, Seattle. 26725

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26726

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

26746

Loves (The) of Cyrano; or, Ninette, opera
coniique in 3 acts, by A. H. Chamberlyn.

© A. H. Chamberlyn, New York; 1898:
72543, Dec. 12. 26726

Loves of yesterday. See Eve and the man.

Love's old sweet song; play in 3 acts, by R. W.
Peck. 83 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 8, 1913 ; D : 32606 ; Raymond
W. Peck, Rockvllle Center, N. Y. 26727

Love's perilous secret; a play in 4 acts, by J. P.
Hitter. 96 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© John P. Ritter, Orange. N. J.; D : 9034.
Sept. 4, 1906 ; 2c. Sept. 4, 1906. 26728

Love's pilgrimage; a play in 4 acts, by H. B.
Fry.

© Horace B. Fry, New York ; D : 4672, Mar.
1, ]904. ■ 26729

Love's power; dramatic composition.

© Wm. E. Hines and Earle Reminaton, De-
catnr, I]l. ; 1889 : 31709, Oct. 21. 26730

Love's prelude; play in 4 acts, by A. H. Rosley.
96 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 6, 1913; D : 33418 ; Adrian H.
Rosley, New York. 26731

Love's rebellion; play of the underworld of
New York and elsewhere in 1 act, by D. I^.
IMekler. 15 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 15, 1915; D: 42502; David Louis
IMekler, New York. 26731a

Love's revelries by the sea side and sunny
South; American society comedy in 4 acts, by
.T. H. Kendall. [1], 11 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 30, 3912; D : 29223 ; J. Hanold
Kendal), Reading, Pa. 26732

Love's revenge; a play in 5 acts, by M. E.
Smith.

© r^Iary Ellis Smith, Chicago ; 1889 : 19564,
June 24. 26733

■ See aUo Countess Anastasia Suvarof .

Love's sacrifice; by A. Leitzbach.

© Adeline Leitzbach, Buffalo ; D : 2239^ Aug.
15, 1902. 26734

by L. J. Gallup.

© Lillian J. Gallup, Indianapolis; D:5579,
Sept. 28, 1904. 26735

-a drama, by M. St. John.

© :Marv St. John, New York ; D : 2271, Aug.
23, 1902. 26736

play in 4 acts, by Z. Libin and William J.

Perhnan. 104 p. 4 . Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 22, 1915 ; D : 40432 ; Max R. Wil-
ner enterprises, inc.. New York. 26736a

Love's sacrifice — oCntinued.

a play in 1 act, by Marie Madison (M.

Brenan)

© May Brenan, Chicago ; 1897 : 48760, Aug.
,30. 26737

See also Heloise. — Undismayed.

Love's speculation; a musical comedy, 3 acts,
by J. P. Delaney.

© John P. Delaney, Chicago ; D : 12143, Dpc.
11, 1907. 26738

Love's stowaway. See Sea-change (A)

Love's stratagem; a comedy in 1 act, tr. and
adapted from the French, by J. C. Cretin and
W. F. Miller. Brooklyn, Cretin & Miller,
1878. (Actors' library, no. 1)

© Jules C. Cretin and Wm. F. Miller, New
York ; 1878 : 6101, May 20 ; 2c. Sept. 18.

26739

a comedy in 2 acts, by Louise Marie

Hughes. Philadelphia. The Penn publishing
CO., 1894. 10 p. 16°. ( [Keystone ed. of popu-
lar plays] )

© Penn pub. co., Philadelphia; 1894:30180,
June 2 ; Ic. June 2. 26740

— See also Doubtful (A) victory.

Love's tragedy; a drama in 1 act, by F. C.
Smith. 15 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Frank Clifford Smith, Montreal, Canada;
D: 1599, Mar. 19, 1902; 2c. Mar. 19, 1902.

26741

(Kjaerlihedens tragedie); drama in 4 acts.

tr. from the Norwegian of Gunnar Heiberg, by
S. Jonlan. 1 p. 1., [73] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 1, 1912 ; D : 28901 ; Stanley Jor-
dan, New York. 26742

— See also Broken wings.

Love's triumph; a drama in 5 acts, by H. S.
French. San Francisco, Brunt & co., 1891.
64 p. 8°.

© Helen Satterlee French, San Francisco;
1891 : 21574, June 12 ; 2c. June 13. 26743

a drama of German domestic life in the

days of the great Frederick, by J. M. Martin.
78 p. 8°. Typewritten.

© Jas. Marshall Martin, New Castle, Pa. ;
D : 3795, Aug. 4, 1903 ; 2c. Feb. 4, 1904. 26744

a satirical comedy in 3 acts, by F. W. Ma-

thieu. 26 p. f . Typewritten.

© Fred'k W. Mathieu, New York ; D : 15021,
Feb. 6, 1909 ; 2c. Feb. 6, 1909.
— See also O'Connor's curse.

26745

Love's understudy; dramatic composition, by
R. Fechheimer. 21 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 10, 1910; D : 21004 ; Richard
Fechheimer, J^ew York. 26746

1333

26747

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

26764

Love's vacation. See Vacances (Les) du
mariage.

Love's victory; dramatic composition, by F. H.
Woollaston. 16 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© le. Mi\y 22. 1911; D : 242.54 ; Frajik
Harold Woollaston, Whetstone, England.

26747

— a pantomime play in 3 scenes, by 1. M.
Fuller. [New York, Printed by Appeal
printing co., 1914] 5 p. 8°.

© Sept. 24, 1914; 2c. Sept. 29, 1914; A:
379740; Ida May Fuller, Forest City, la.

26747a

a realistic English tragedy in 5 acts, witli

a spectacular tableau, by Charles Winslow
Ayer.

© Grace A. Lynch, Bay City, Mich. ; 1888 :
36891, Dec. 26. 26748

a tragicomedy, by William Chamberlayne,

Shaftesbui'y, ed. with introduction and notes
by Charles K. Meschter. Bethlehem, Pa.,
Bethlehem printing company, 1914. xxiii,
[10], 107 p. 8°.

© June 9, 1914; 2c. June 11, 1914; A:
374388; Charles K. Meschter, Bethlehem, Pa.

26748a

— See also Conn. — God and the man. —

Prodigal (The)

Love's vow; a comic opera in 3 acts, tr. and
adapted from Audran's Serment d'amour, by
B. E. Woolf.

© B. E. Woolf and R. M. Field, Boston;
1886:10296, Apr. 30. 26749

Love's warfare; a comedy in 1 act, by W. H.
Neall.

© W. H. Neall, Philadelphia ; 1892 : 11619,
■Mar. 15. 26750

Love's warrant; a farce in 1 act, by Forbes
Heermans. New York, De Witt publishing
house, 1892. 32 p. 12°. ([De Witt's acting
plays, no. 381])

© R. H. Russell & son, New York; 1892:
52680, Dec. 23 ; 2c. Dec. 24 ; 2c. Dec. 26, 1S93.

26751

• Sec also Love by induction and other

plays.

Love's way; drama of comedy in New England
(•olonial life, by F. J. Heller. [1], 43 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 20, 1913; D: 32007; Frank J.
Heller, Cincinnati. 26752

Love's witcheries; or, Cupid's arrows, a musi-
cal comedy extravaganza in 3 acts, by ■ A.
Silvani. [90] p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libret-
to only]

© Ic. Aug. 13, 1909; D : 16551 ; Anita
Silvani, Jersey City Heights, N. J. 26753

Love's young dream; a domestic drama in 1
act, tr. and adapted from the French [by
Orville A. Roorbach] New York, Roorbach
& CO., 1882. 22 p. 12°. ([Acting drama,
no. 183])

© Roorbach & co.. New York ; 1882 : 21203,
Dec. 14; 2c. Mar. 29, 1883. 26754

— • a farce comedj' sketch in 1 act, by J. H.
.Hawkins. 16 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© John Hastings Hawkins, Chicago ; D :
14442, Dec. 3, 1908; 2c. Dec. 23, 1908.

26755

— Irish American comedy drama in 3 acts

and 4 tableaux, by Myron Leffingwell and
Robert Mack.

© William Andrew McAloon, United
States ; 1894 : 7862, Apr. 4. 26756

— ^ there's nothing half so sweet in life;
operetta in 1 act, by H. M. Fechheimer, music
by Thomas H. Chilvers. 23 p. 16°. Printed.
[Libretto only]

© Henry M. Fechheimer, Detroit; 1892:
8339, Feb. 23 ; 2c. May 14. 26757

See also Garden (The) of love. — Gipsy

(The) queen.

Lovesick (The) waiter; a 1 act playlet, by G.
Friend. 12 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© George Friend, Philadelphia ; D : 5375,
Aug. 5, 1904; 2c. Aug. 5, 1904. 26758

Loving cup; comedy sketch in 1 act, by A. M.
Bennett. 15 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 14, 1910; D : 20501 ; A. Milo
Bennett, Chicago. 26759

— play in 1 act, by A. Brown. [1], 30 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 22, 1912; D : 30314 ; Alice
Brown, Boston. 26760

— vaudeville act, by G. Ritschel. 12 p. f°.

Typewritten.

© Gustave Ritschel, Union Hill, N. Y. ; D :
15GU1, Apr. 13, 1909; 2c. May 7, 1909. 26761

Loving husband; a piny .in 3 acts, by P]. C.
Hardy. 94 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Evelina Cooke Hardy, New York ; D :
8181, Mar. 17, 1906; 2c. Apr. 17, 3906. 26762

Loving wife; domestic drama in 5 acts. l)y

Annie Kernanan. 55 p. 4°. Mimeogmphed.

© July 2, 1909; 2c. July 26, 1909; D:

16313; James Edwards, Chicago. 26763

Low-Dutch (The) grocer; or. Christmas eve, a
comedy drama in 1 act, written and composed
by Harry Tlionisnn.

© Albert Esmann. Brooklyn; 1894:. 35842.
July 26. 26764

1334

26765

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

26784

Low life; a domestic drama in 3 acts and 3
scenes, by E. Harrigan.

© Edwai-d Harrigan, New York; 1897:
71292, Dec. 20. 26765

Low spirits; farce in 3 acts, by L. Worrall and
A. Chevalier. [93] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 3, 1911; D: 23829; Leclimere
Worrall and Albert Chevalier, London.

26766

Lowell (The) factory g-irl. See Sally in our
alley.

Lower berth thirteen; a comedy in 3 acts, by C.
Davis and H. Whitney, music by Joseph E.
Howard. [77] p. 4°. Typewritten. [Words
only]

© Ic. Aug. 2, 1909 ; D : 16445 ; Collin Davis
and Howard Whitney, Chicago. 26767

musical farce, by Collin Davis and A. Gil-
lespie. 70 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Words
only]

© Ic. Mar. 1, 1913 ; D : 32478 ; Arthur Gil-
lespie, New York. 26768

in 3 acts, by C. Davis, A. Gillespie,

founded on suggested story by H. Swope,
music by Joseph E. Howard. [2], 103 p. 4°.
Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Nov. 14, 1910; D: 22554; Collin
Davis, Arthur Gillespie and Howard Swope,
Chicago. 26769

Lower ranch; a melodrama in 4 acts, by M.
liussell.

© Marion Russell, New York ; D : 4821,
Mar. 31, 1904. 26770

Lower your eyes; play in 1 act, by A. Lehmann.
[6] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 4, 1914; D : 36824 ; Adolph
Lehmann, San Francisco. 26770a

Lowland (The) See Tiefland.

Loyal; a 5 act comedy, by T. S. Nolan.

© Thomas S. Nolan, Chicago ; 1888 : 35250,

Dec. 10.

26771

a Avar drama in 3 acts, by G. W. Harper

and L. C. Weldy.

© L. C. Weldy, Galena, Kan.; 1888:9143,
Mar. 29; 2c. Mar. 29. 26772

or, Separated by war, united by peace, a

play in 3 acts, by G. W. Harper.

© G. W. Harper, Galena, Kan*; 1883:
15691, Aug. 27. 26773

Loyal and disloyal; or, The spirit of '61, a
military drama in 4 acts and 6 tableaux, by
a veteran of Post 41, department of Mass.,
G. A. R.

© Robert C. Calder, Westfield, Mass.;
1871 : 697, Jan. 28. 26774

Loyal en tout; dramatized by L. L. Denehie,
taken from T. W. Henshew's novel, A
wedded widow ; or, The loved that lived.

© Laura Louise Denehie, San Jose. Cal.;
1888 : 29357, Oct. 16. 26775

Loyal (A) friend; a comedy-drama in 4 acts,
by Charles Townsend. Author's ed. Phila-
delphia, The Penn pub. co., 1898.

© Penn pub. co., Philadelphia ; 1898 : 37090,
June 17; 2c. June 17. 26776

See also Convict's (The) wife.

Loyal (A) gentleman; a drama in 5 acts, by
J. H. Wiggin.

© James Henry Wiggin. Boston ; 1895 :
56689, Nov. 8. 26777

Loyal (The) heart of 1861; a military drama
of the War of the Rebellion, by W. H. Gale.
Oneida, N. Y., Rvan, the quick printer, 1898.
79 p. 12°.

© W. Hector Gale, Oneida. N. Y. ; 1898:
6558, Jan. 19; 2c. Apr. 5. 26778

Loyal hearts; a military drama, 5 acts and 5
tableaux, by E. T. Sawyer.

© Eugene T. Sawyer, San Jose, Cal. ; 1896 :
29431, May 13. 26779

5 acts and 6 tableaux, by E. T. Sawyer

and A. P. Kelly. San Jose, Cal., McNeil bros.,
1880. 46 p. 16°.

© E. T. Sawyer and A. P. Kelly, United
States ; 1883 : 1605, Jan. . 24 ; 1 copy received.

26780

■ a patriotic melodrama, founded on Ameri-

can and Spanish war of 1898, by [W. W.
Lapoint] author of The two nephews. Ran-
dolph. Vt., Buck printing co., 1900. 92 p.
8°.

© Wm. W. Lapoint. Barre, Vt. ; 1900 A:
2618, Jan. 29 ; 2c. Jan. 31. 26781

Loyal hearts o' Dixie; 4 act southern musical
romance, by B. B. Dodd. 66 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Bert Bruce Dodd, Akron, O. ; D : 12834,
Apr. 25, 1908; 2c. Apr. 14, 1908. 26782

Loyal (A) Judas; a play in 3 acts, by R. S.
Thompson. 78 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ralph S. Thompson, New York ; D : 3761,
July 28, 1903; 2c. Aug. 8, 1903. 26783

Loyal (The) league; a drama in 5 acts, by D.
Steele and A. C. Monson. Austin, Tex.. Texas
sif tings publishing co., 1883. 40 p. 12°.

© Dick Steele and A. C. Monson, Austin,
Tex.; 1883:19301, Oct. 20; 2c. Nov. 5.

26784

1335

26785

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

26806

Loyal (A) lover; in 6 acts, by F, File. Proof.

© Franklin File, New York; 1878:4260,

Apr. 9; 2c. Apr. 12. 26785

I/oyal Luke, the Union scout; a military
drama in 5 acts, with tableaux and pictures,
by Lieut. C. J. Fame. Fottsville, Pa., E. S.
Long, printer, 1891. 27 p. 12°.

© Charles J. Fame, St. Clair, Pa.; 1890:
10259, Mar. 29 ; 2c. Apr. 11, 1891. 26786

Loyal mountaineers; or, The guerilla's doom,
a war drama, by J. N. Culver. St. Albans,
Vt., E. A. Morton, printer, 1872. 64 p. 12°.

© J. N. Culver, St. Albans, Vt. ; 1872:
105.53, Oct. 3; 2c. Oct. 17. 26787

a war drama in 3 acts, by J. N. Cul-
ver. Rev. ed. St. Albans, Vt., E. A. Morton,
printer, 1873. 41 p. 16°.

© J. N. Culver, St. Albans, Vt ; 1873 : 9767,
Aug. 30; 2c. Oct. 1. 26788

Same. St. Albans, Vt., Wallace print-
ing CO., 1889. 40 p. 16°.

© J. N. Culver, St. Albans, Vt. ; 1889:
25030, Aug. 15 ; 2c. Sept. 10. 26789

Loyal (A) rebel; comedy of the American
Revolution in 5 acts, by M. Hughes. 49 p.
f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 6, 1915; D: 40723; Matilda
Hughes, Buffalo. 26789a

Loyal (A) renegade; a comedy in 1 act, by M.
C. Smith. Oakland, Cal., Enquirer pub. co.,
1900. 1 p. 1., 7 p. 8°.

© Margaret Cameron Smith, Oakland,
Cal.; 1900 A: 9887, Apr. 18; 2c. Apr. 18.

26790

Loyal (A) slave; or, A negro's loyalty to his
master, [by] P. A. Bennett.

© F. A. Bennett, Chicago; 1891:41918,
Nov. 23. 26791

Loyal (A) sweetheart; by C. B. Held.

© Clarence Benjamen Held, Los Angeles;
D : 307, Apr. 3, 1901. 26792

Loyal (The) Tennessean; sketch of actual
occurrence in 2 acts, by J. E. Mason. 15 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 1, 1910; D: 21709; Josie E.
Mason, Bridgeport, Conn. 26793

Loyal till death; an original drama in 5 acts,
by Mrs. R. Pacheco. San Francisco, 1878.

© ]Mrs. R. Pacheco, California; 1879:6.58,
Jan. 15. 26794

Loyal to the flag; a dramatic, musical enter-
tainment for school children, by A. J, O'Don-
nell.

© Andrew J. O'Donnell, Chicago; D:4403,
Dec. 18, 1903. 26795

Loyal (A) traitor; a play in 5 acts, by M. A.
Snell.

© Minnie Andrew Snell, St. Louis; 1898:
42243, July 14. 26796

Loyal Warren; n play of the tunes, a drama in
5 acts, by Pruning Knife [pseud, of H. Fran-
cis Allen]

© H. F. Allen, Kan.sas Citv, Mo.; 1SS8 :
• 2069, Jan. 24. 26797

Loyalist (The) and the traitor; a melodrama in
4 acts and 2 scenes, by J. M. Gough. [Belle-
ville, 111., News-democrat print, 1907] 39 p.
8°.

© .Tamos M. Gough, Belleville, 111.; D :
10535, May 10, 1907 ; 2c. May 1, 1907. 26798

Loyalty; .\nierifan play in 3 pts., by David
Brennan [pseud, of .1. V. N. Reinhard] 120
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 28, 1915; D : 41848 ; .Joakim Vil-
helm Nicholai Reinhard, Brooklyn. 26798a

a play adapted by G. Wang.

© George Wang, New Orleans ; 1873 : 7423,
June 27. 26799

romantic drama in 4 acts, by E. V. Brews-
ter. 95 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 11, 1910; D : 17910 ; Eugene V.
Brewster, Brooklyn. 26800

or. The blue and the gray, a drama in 5

acts, by C. and W. Ellis.

© Charles and Walter Ellis, Austin, Tex. ;
1882 ; 22227, Dec. 27. 28801

Loyalty (The) of love; an emotional drama in
5 tableaux, by F. Percy.

© Frederick Percy, Cincinnati ; 1875 : 19,
Jan. 4. 26802

'Lulnans (De) Sec De 'Lubians.

Luca (La) di Caschmire; idillio lirico in 3 atti,
di G. Co.senza.

© Giuseppe Cosenza, New York; D;71.54,
Aug. 24, 1905. 26803

Lucella; or, A western romance, by F. N. Vullle.

.© Frank N. Vuille, Murphysboro, III.; A:

70548, Oct. 16, 1903. 26804

Lucette: comedie en 3 actes, par Romain Coolus
|p>^oufi. de R. C. Weill] Paris, E. Fasquelle,
1903. 3 p. 1., 139 p. 12°.

© Eugene Fasquelle, Paris; D : 3561. June
9, 1903 ; 2c. June 9, 1903. 26805

or. The little marchioness, a comedy

drama in 6 acts, ]>y M. G. De Malt<liyc(\

© Mathilde Gordaszewska De Maltchyce,
Worcester ; 1887 ; 8737, Apr. H, 26806

1336

26807

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

26825

Lucha de clases; coinedia en 3 actos y en prosa,
oi'iginal de M. Echegaray. Madrid [Sociedad
de antores espauoles] 1911. 74 p. 12°.

© Dec. 30, 1911 ; 2c. Jan. 2, 1912 ; D : 28163 ;
Miguel Echegaray, Madrid. 26807

Lucia di Lammermoor; guide to tlie opera, mu-
sic by Gaetano Donizetti, including a biogra-
phy of the composer, a history of the work
:ind all the principal themes, by H. W. Hart.
13 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 22, 1909; D : 16309 ; Henry W.
Hart, Brooklyn. 26808

Luciana; zarzuela en 1 acto, dividido en 3
cuadros, original de J. Quilis, mtisica del
maestro Esteban Auglada. Madrid [Sociedad
(le antores espailoles] 1908. 33 p. 12°. [Li-
bretto only]

© Jose Quilis, Madrid ; D : 14714, Jan. 2,
1909 ; 2c. Jan. 2, 1909. 26809

Lucia's lover; a farce in 3 acts, by Bertlia Cur-
rier Porter. Boston, W. H. Baker & co., 1907.
41 p. 12°. (On cover : Baiter's ed. of plays)

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston ; D : 9489,
Nov. 21, 1906 ; 2c. Dec. 17, 1906. 26810

Lucie Beauval; drama in 3 acts, by Robert
Montgomery Sterrett. [122] p. 4°. Type-
vvritten.

©Ic. July 28, 1911 ; D : 24792 ; R. M. Sterrett,
Battle Creek, Mich. 26811

Lucifer ; pantomimisches drama, von Richard
Dehmel. Berlin, S. Fischer verlag [1909] 3
p. 1., [9J-185 p. illus. (plans) 12°.

© Nov. 30, 1909; 2c. Dec. 23, 1909; D:
17771 ; S. Fischer, verlag, Berlin. 26812

a theological tragedy, by George Santayana.

Chicago and New York, H. S. Stone & co.,
1899. 4 p. 1., 187 p. 12°.

© Herbert S. Stone & co., Chicago; 1899:
35517, May 27 ; 2c. May 27. 26812a

Lucifer matches; a nuisical burletta in 3 acts,
with original songs and music, by C. F.
Pidgin.

© Charles F. Pidgin, Boston; 1878:10767.
Sept. IS. 26813

Lucifera; a musical drama in 5 acts, composed
by J. B. Thomas. Libretto.

© Jessie Beattie Thomas, Chicago; 1893:
39620, Aug. 30. 26814

Lucile; n di-ama, by James T. Roberts, being a
<lramatization of the Lucile of the Earl of
Ljtton. [St. Louis?] 1903. 74 p. 8°.

© James T. Rolierts. St. Louis; D : 2860,
Jan. 5, 1903; 2c. Jan. 5, 1903. 26815

Lucile — Continued.

- — • a drama in 4 acts, adapted from Owen
Meredith [pseud, of Edward Robert. Bulwer
Lytton, 1st earl of Lytton] by Marcus Danto.
90 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Marie E. Carr, Detroit ; D : 4840, Apr. 6,
1904 ; 2c. Apr. 6, 1904. 26816

dramatized by L. Thompson.

© Lovisa Thompson, St. Helena, Cal. ; 1891 :
47649, Dec. 28. 26817

dramatized and arr., by C. W. A. Davis.

Typewritten.

© Chas. Wesley Alexander Davis, Neosho,
Mo. ; 1899 : 6686, Jan. 19 ; 2c. Jan. 19. 26818

— ■ [play in 5 acts] adapted from Owen Mere-

dith [pseud, of Edward Robert Bulwer Lytton,
1st earl of Lytton] by M. E. Carr. 136 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Marie Emblin Carr, Detroit ; D : 324, Apr.
8, 1901 ; 2c. Apr. 8, 1901. . 26819

a poem, by Owen Meredith [pseud, of Ed-

ward Robert Bulwer Lytton, 1st earl of Lyt-
ton] dramatized in 4 acts, by L. D. Fair. Ms.

© Laura D. Fair, San Francisco, 1871 :
9906, Oct. 24 ; Ic. Sept. 3. 26820

a sketch for (he vaudeville stage, based on

the slave sale in Julia Webb Mays' novel,
Luda, the occult girl. 6 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© James W. Mays, Stienway, N. Y. ; D :
14636, Dec. 26, 1908 ; 2c. Dec. 26, 1908.

26821

or. The atonement, a play in 5 acts, a

dramatization of Owen Meredith's [Edward
Robert Bulwer Lytton's] poem, by F. C. Ful-
ton. 43 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Frances C. Fulton, San Luis Obispo,
Gal. ; D : 936, Oct. 2, 1901 ; 2c. Oct. 2, 1901.

26822

— whom will she marry? or. The decree of

heaven, 5 act play, by M. Van Buren.

© Maria Van Buren, New York ; 1872 :
5262, May 20. 26823

See also "Nunc dimittis.

Lucille; a lyric drama in 4 acts, adapted from
the i^oem of Owen Meredith [pseud, of Ed-
ward Robert Bulwer Lytton, 1st earl of
Lytton] by W. Holcomb. 1 p. 1., 61 p. 12°.
Printed.

© Willard Holcomb, New York; D : 9728,
Jan. 2, 1907; 2c. Dec. 31, 1906. 26824

— play in 3 acts, by C. A. de Lima. [57] p.
4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 17. 1914; D : 36048 ; C. A. de
Lima, Florence, Italy. 26825

1337

26826

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

26844

Lucille — Continued.

or, The millionaire g'ambler's tragic fate,

a drama in 4 acts, by 1-. D. Robinson.

© Letitia Davidson Robinson, Cliicago; D:
5849, Dec. 2, 1904. 26826

Lucille, the child of the people; a drama in 4
acts, by E. Willett.

© Edward Willett, New York; 1879:390.
Jan. 9. 26827

Lucinda's wedding; an Ethiopian farce in 2
scenes. New York, Happy hours company
[1874] 8 p. 12°. ([Ethiopian drama, no.
84])

© Happy hours cc, New York ; 1874 : 12471,
Oct. 6; 2c. Oct. 17. 26828

Lucinda's whim; comedy in 1 act, by H. S.
]Mackaye. New York, S. French ; London, S.
French, ltd. 28 p. 12°. ([French's inter-
national copyrighted ed. of the works of the
best authors, no. 247] )

© Nov. 26, 1912; 2c. Nov. 27, 1912; D:
31478; Harold Steele Mackaye, New York.

26829

Lucindy's weddin'; a comedy in 1 act, by H.
M. McNutt.

© Hugh McGavock McNutt, Birmingham,
Ala.; 1897:46539, Aug. 19; 2c. Sept. 4.

26830

Lucius Catiline, the Roman traitor; a drama
in 3 acts, by H. C. Husted.

© Harry C. Husted, New York; 1872:
11314, Oct. 24. 26831

Luck; a comedy in 3 acts, by J. I. C. Clarke.
New York, De Lacy & AVillson, 1877. 46 p.
12°.

© Joseph I. C. Clarke, New York; 1877:
12718, Nov. 5; 2c. Nov. 19. 26832

See also Short plays; by Mary MacMil-

lan.

Luck agin' it; comedy in 1 act witli song. He

has come to get married, by Robert Boggs.

© R. Boggs, Long Beach, Miss. ; D : 5626.

Sept. 29, 1904. 26833

Luck at last; comedy-drama in 4 acts, by
C. F. Montaine.

© C. F. Montaine, New York ; 1895 : 27804,
May 22. 26834

Luck from the Sou' West. See Karl.

Luck (The) of a Jonah; or, The turn in the
lane, a play in 4 acts, by J. F. Luitich. 57 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© John F. Luitich, Washington ; D : 15389,
:^rar. 20, 1909: 2c. Mar. 20. 1909. 26835

Luck (The) of Roaring Camp.
Sierras.

See In the

Luck (The) of the O'Neils; play in prologue
and 3 acts, by J. H. Price. 140 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. May 5, 1915; D : 40559 ; J. Hyde
I'l-ice, New York. 26835a

Luck of the unlucky; a 1 act play, by B. H.
Standish. 15 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© B. H. Standish, Minneapolis ; D : 5925,
' Dec. 19, 1904 ; 2c. Dec. 19, 1904. 26836

Luckiest (The) girl; play for girls, by Alice
C. Thompson. Cliicago, T. S. Denison & co.,
1910. 9 p. 12°. ([Amateur series])

© Sept. 28, 1910; 2c. Sept. 30, 1910; D:
22186 ; T. S. Denison & co., Chicago. 26837

Luckiest (The) man; a playlet, by T. G.
Springer and Edward Gage. [1], 19 p. 4".
Typewritten.

© Ic. June 29, 1912; D : 30129 ; T. G.
Springer, New York. 26838

Luckless David; a comedy in 2 acts, by J. W.
Cutshaw and L. D. Ellsworth.

© James W. Cutshaw and Lee D. Ells-
worth, Cliicago ; D : 11192, Aug. 16, 1907.

26839

Lucky; or, A hobo's luck, dramatic farce
comedy, by C. R. Warren. [38] p. f°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Dec. 21, 1914 ; D : 39169 ; Charles R.
Warren, San Francisco. 26839a

Lucky (A) ad; by C. B. Held.

© Clarence Benjamen Held, Los Angeles ;
D:306, Apr. 3, 1901. 26840

Lucky (The) angel; a comedy in 3 acts.

© N. Behrens, New York ; 1886 : 27537,
Dec. 7. 26841

Lucky (The) bachelor; play in 1 act, by M.
Schwartz. 10 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 8, 1915; D: 40306; Morris
Schwartz, New York. 26841a

Lucky (A) bump; comedy playlet in 1 scene,
by Ttlrs. J. Brooks and Harry S. Sheldon.
26 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 7, 1910 : D : 21320 ; Jack Brooks
and Maude Brooks, Chicago. 26842

Lucky (A) day on the street; a vaudeville
act introducing singing and piano playing,
by W. A. Foster. 9 p. f°. Typewritten.
[Words only]

© Ic. May 31, 1912 ; D : 29848 ; William A.
Foster, Chicago. 26843

Lucky (A) dog; by H. J. Campbell.

© Henrv J. Campbell, Philadelphia; 1892:
10248, Mar. 5. 26844

1338

26844

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

26865

Lucky (A) dog — Continued.

farce comedy in 4 scenes, by M. Marcus.

IS p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 6, 1915; D:402S6; Myer Mar-
cus, New York. 26844a

— a new farcical comedy in 3 acts, by W. H.
Iliglitmire.

© Wm. H. Rightmire, New York; 1889:
29761, Oct. 2. 26845

or, Cupid and co., by Walter Augustine

Snow. Typewritten.

© W. A. Snow, Boston; 1899:70945, Oct.
31; 2c. Jan. 15, 1900. 26846

Lucky (A) duck; a vaudeville sketch, by Ed-
mund Day, superseding the same subject

luattoi- copyrighted by the same author under
title. He, she and it. 12 p. f°. Typewrit-
ten.

© William H. Gerald, Bayonne, N. J. ; D :
3673, June 29, 1903 ; 2c. June 29, 1903. 26847

Lucky (A) horseshoe; farcical comedy in 3
acts, by H. C. Husted.

© H. C. Husted, Nevr York; 1895:56272,
Nov. 16. 26848

Lucky (A) husband; by G. Constant Louns-
bery. from the French play La chance du
mari by G. A. Caillavet and R. de Flers.
36 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© G. C. Louusbery, New York ; D : 9461,
Nov. 19, 1906; 2c. Nov. 19, 1906. 26849

Lucky (A) idea; by C. Walter. 20 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Charles Walter, New York ; D : 8976,
Aug. 20, 1906; 2c. Aug. 17, 1906. 26850

Lucky Jim; a comedy drama in 4 acts, by
M. Russell.

© Marion Russell, Ridgefield, N. J.; D:
7884, Jan. 11, 1906. 26851

— a comedy drama in 4 acts and 6 scenes,
by William G. Beckwith and J. Santley. 68
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© .Joseph Santley co.. New York; D: 12855
Apr. 23, 1908; 2c. July 31, 1908. 2^852

— 1 act comedy drama, by Frank A. Fergu-
son. 19 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Charles Forrester, Chicago; D : 11458,

Oct. 1, 1907; 2c. Sept. 20, 1907. 26853

— 3 act farce, by J. F. Dolan.

© James F. Dolan, New York ; D : 2558,
Nov. 6, 1902. 26854

— or, The realization of a child's dream,
by Frank B. Coigne. 9 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 8, 1912; D: 29606; Champion
film CO., New York. 26855

Lucky (A) job; a negro farce, by Charles
^^•hite. New York, R. M. De Witt, 1874.
12 p. 12°. ( [De Witt's Ethiopian and comic
drama, no. 37])

© Robert M. De Witt, New York; 1874:
15837, Dec. 31; 2c. Feb. 19, 1875. 26856

Lucky (The) Jonah; farce in 3 acts, by J. S.
Carroll and A. Walsh. 85 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Dec. 16, 1910; D: 22825; Austin
Walsh and John S. Carroll, New York.

26857

Lucky (A) liar; a comedy in 1 act, by L.
Chevalier. 13 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Louis Chevalier, New York ; D : 15826.
May 11, 1909; 2c. May 11, 1909, 26858

Lucky (A) loser; 1 act comedy, by J. W. Say re.
17 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 9, 1911 ; D : 23602 ; James Wil-
lis Sayre, Seattle. 26859

Lucky (A) lover; drama in 3 acts, by Charles
Goddard. 17 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 7, 1914; D : 38418 ; Star co..
New York. 26859a

Lucky man; farcical comedy in 1 act, by W.
Cluxton. 21 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 14. 1915; D : 41498 ; Walter
Cluxton, New York. 26859b

■a play in 5 acts, by A. Sterling. 91 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ada Sterling, New. York; D:9659. Dec.
18, 1906; 2c. Dec. 18, 1906. 26860

Lucky (The) miners; or. The old dominion
and the new, a drama in 5 acts, by W. H.
Rhodes.

© William H. Rhodes, San Francisco;
1872:4.531, May 1. 26861

Lucky Miss Dean; a comedy in 3 acts, by Sid-
ney Bowkett. New York, S. French ; Lon-
don, S. French, ltd., 1906. 64 p. 12°. (On
cover : French's international copyrighted
ed. of the works of the best authors, no. 96)
© Samuel French, New York; D : 8637,
June 5, 1906; 2c. Mar. 11, 1907. 26862

Lucky (A) mistake; a romantic drama in 1
act, by C. D. AVilson.

© Charles Day Wilson. Cleveland; 1898:
36362, .Tune 13; 2c. June 13. 26863

or. Business is rushing', 3 act comedy, by

J. Bropson. 51 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 2.5, 1910; D: 21895; James J.
Bropson, jr., Cleveland. 28864

Lucky (The) moment; play in 1 act, by M. O.
Reynolds. [5] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 16, 1912; D: 29460; Mable O.
Reynolds, New York. 26865

1339

26866

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

26688

Lucky (A) number; a farce comedy in 3 acts,
by C. H. Boyle and C. Graham.

© Chas. H. Boyle and Carrie Graham,
Minneapolis ; 1898 : 17379, Mar. 14. 26866

Lucky (A) opal. Sec Black hand.

Lucky Fehr; drama in 3 acts, from the Swed-
ish of August Strindberg, tr. by Valma Swan-
ston Howard. Cincinnati, Stewart & Kidd
company, 1912. 5 p. 1., 3-181 p. fx'ont.
(port.) facsim. 12°.

© Dec. 19, 1912; 2c. Dec. 23, 1912; A:
330666; Stewart & Kidd co., Cincinnati.

26867

Lucky (A) penny; a musical farce comedy in
3 acts, by F. L. Goodwin.

© Frank L. Goodwin, New York; 1889:
31247, Oct. 15. 26868

Lucky (The) pig; Japanese monologue, staged
and arr. by Pilar Morin, in Japanese dia-
lect. 7 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Madame Pilar Morin, New York ; D :
6539, Apr. 18, 1905 ; 2c. Apr. 18, 1905. 26869

Lucky rabbit's foot; vaudeville act, by H.
Solomon. 4 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 27, 1912 ; D : 28638 ; Harry Solo-
mon, Chicago. 26870

Lucky (A) scar; 1 act playlet, by H. J. Sin-
clair. [3] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 12, 1912; D : 29024 ; H. J. Sin-
clair, Pittston, Pa. 26871

Lucky (A) star; by J. Villars.

© Jessie Villars, New York; D : 13098,
June 2, 1908. 26872

a grand dramatic and spectacular play in

5 acts, by the Kir a If y brothers.

© Kiralfy bros., Philadelphia; 1876:8291,
July 12. 26873

a musical comedy.

© Fanny Rice, New York ; 1891 : 5954, Feb.
12. 26874

Same.

© Fanny Rice, New York ; 1891 : 5929. Feb.
12. 26875

an original drama in 4 acts, by G. Comer

and L. J. Vincent. 145 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© George Comer and Leon John Vincent.
New York ; 1888 : 13580, May 9 ; 2c. May 21.

26876
Lucky stars; a musical comedy.

© Fanny Rice, New York ; 1891 : 5955, Feb.
12. 26877

Lucky (The) stone; a comedy in 1 act, by W.
R. Randall. 21 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© William R. Randall, Rochester, N. Y. ;
D : 13081, Apr. 30. 1908 ; 2c. Mar. 25, 1909.

26878

Lucky (The) stone — Continued.

comic opera in 3 acts, by Roy Emik. 153

p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 9, 1914; D: 38736; Jess L.

Emig, Columbus, Ind. 26878a

a musical farce in 2 acts, by Collin Davis

and Frank Witmark. 61 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten. [Libretto only]

© Frank M. Witmark, George C. Davis and
Max Rosenfeld, Chicago; D : 5298, July 5,
1904; 2c. July 5, 1904. 26879

Lucky strike; 3 act farce comedy, by R. A.
Marchand. 40 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 18, 1910 ; D : 20828 ; Ralph Aus-
tin Marchand, Cambridge, Mass. 26880

Lucky (The) thirteen; 1 act comedy, by L. E.
Walter. [8] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 24, 1912; D : 29761 ; Lester E.
Walter, Harrisburg, Pa. 26881

Lucky (A) tramp; a musical farce comedy in
3 acts, by G. J. App and Raymond Hitch-
cock.

© George J. App, Philadelphia; 1890:
39386, Dec. 12. 26882

Lucky Winton; a comedy in 3 acts and pro-
logue, by L. A. Provandie. 51 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Leon A. Provandie, Melrose Highlands,
Mass.; D:7324, Sept. 27, 1^05; 2c. Oct. 5,
1905. 26883

Lucrative (A) liar; a comedy drama in 4 acts,
by H. J. AVoife.

© Harrison J. Wolfe, Youngstown, O. ;
1900 A : 3121, Feb. 3. 26884

Lucre: or. Before the amendments, the realis-
tic 5 act drama, by L. W. Harleigh.

© L. W. Harleigh, New York; 1873:8580,
July 28. 26885

Lucretia; inusikdrama in 2 aufziigen, von Her-
mann Lowtzky. ins deutsche iibertragen von
Valerian Tornius und dem verfasser. Regie-
buch. Leipzig, Breitkopf & Hartel, 1910. 31
p. 16°.

© Sept. 6, 1910; 2c. Oct. 17, 1910; D:
22298; Herm. Lowtzky, Leipzig. 26886

Lucretia's husband; 1 act comedy, by J. W.
Standisli. Typewritten.

© Jos. W. Standish, New York; 1899:
30351, INIay 4; 2c. May 4. 26887

Lucrezia; dramma lirica in 4 atti, di Guglielmo
Fabbri. Sora [Italy] Tipo-litografia Carlo
Camastro, 1909. 2 p. 1., 54 p. 8°.

© Nov. 30, 1909; 2c. Nov. 21, 1911; D:
26009 ; Lorenzo Lucarelli, New York, 26888

1340

I

26889

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

26D0?

Lucy; play in 1 act, by W. Coleman. 24 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 26, 1911 ; D : 23199 ; AValter Cole-
man, New York. 26889

or, The Gnomen, by J. Hartmann.

© Jacob Hartmann, New York ; 18S4 :
17648, Sept. 1. 26890

Lucy Fairlove; or, The forged will, an origi-
nal play in 5 acts, by S. Howell.

© S. Howell, New Orleans; 1875:2763,
Mar. 24. 26891

Lucy Hollis; a drama, by L. G. Laureau.

© Louis Gustave Laureau, Stanford,
Conn.; 1889:26420, Aug. 30. 26892

Lucy-love-me-well; a comedy [in 3 acts] by
W. J. Neidig. [133] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 26, 1914; D : 38609 ; William J.
Neidig, Chicago. 26892a

Lucy (The) Luce club; or. The night of the
fire, by E. H. Clement.

© Edw. H. Clement, Boston; 1888:34813,
Dec. 6. 26893

Lucy Moore, the prune hater's daughter; 12
act drama in 4 acts, by E. Sliinu. [22] p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 16, 1912; D : 28716 ; Everett
Shinn, New York. 26894

Lucy, the sold orphan; a drama from real life,
in 12 acts, by S. L. McKay. Bay City, Mich.
[Stuart & Gregory] 1882. 61 p. 8°.

© Sarah Lucy McKay, Mich.; 1882:297,
Jan. 9; Ic. May 19. 26895

Lucy's day off; or. Her famous boxing roost-
ers, play in 1 act, by L. I. Booth. 4 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. June 29, 1914 ; D : 37633 ; Laura Ida
Booth, Bound Brook, N. J. 26895a

Lucy's old man; a farce, by H. Elliott Mc-
Bride. Chicago, T. S. Denison, 1882. 9 p.
12°. ([School and social drama])

© T. S. Denison, Chicago ; 1882 : 18o25,
Nov. 2 ; 2c. Nov. 8. 26896

Same.

© H. Elliott McBride, Coraopolis, Fa.,
as author, in renewal for 28 years. Renewal
no. 1218, Oct. 14, 1910. Original entry, Nov.
2, 1882, no. 18525. 26897

Luda, the occult girl. See Lucile,

Ludlow; an American tragedy in 5 acts, by C.
Forrest-Stone.

© Charles Forrest-Stone, United States;
1876 : 2900, Mar. 8. 26898

Ludmila; a drama in 3 acts and 6 transforma-
tions, by A. Chrostowski. 54 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Alphonse Chrostowski, New York ; D :
8768, June 30, 1906; 2c. June 30, 1906.

26899

drama of Russia in 5 acts, 6 scenes, by A.

Chrostowski. [2], 59 p. 4 . Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 16, 1911; D: 23109; Alphonse
Chrostowski, New York. 26900

— a drama of Russia in 4 acts and 6 scenes,
by A. Chrostowski. 54 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Alphonse Chrostowski, New York ; D :
15549, Apr. 6, 1909; 2c. Apr. 6, 1909. 26901

— historical romantic drama founded on the

true life of modern Russia in 3 acts and 7
transformations, by A. Chrostowski. 55 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Alphonse Chrostowski, New York ; D :
8494, May 7, 1906; 2c. May 7, 1906. 26902

in 3 acts and 10 transformations, by

A. Chrostowski. 67 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Alphonse Chrostowski, New York ; D :
6280, Mar. 6, 1905 ; 2c. Mar. 24, 1905. 26903

— founded on the true life of Russia in

2 acts and 9 transformations, by M. Alphonse
Chrostowski. 25 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Alphonse Chrostowski, New York ; D :
467S, Mar. 2, 1904 ; 2c. Mar. 14, 1904. 26904

in 3 acts, by A. Chrostowski. 88 p.

f . Typewritten.

© Alphonse Chrostowski, New York ; D :
7838, Jan. 11, 1906 ; 2c. Jan. 11, 1906. 26905

Ludomila; dramat rosyi w 5 aktach, napisal A.
Chrostowski. 87 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 4, 1914 ; D : 37746 ; Alphonse
Chrostowski, New York. 26905a

or. The death of the czar, drama in 5

acts, by A. Chrostowski. 87 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Jan. 6, 1915; D : 39322 ; Alphonse
Chrostowski, New York. 26905b

• Same. 91 p. 4°. Tyepwritten.

© Ic. June 4, 1915; D : 40841 ; Alphonse
Chrostowski, New York. 26905c

Ludvig, der information man; monologue, by
W. J. Seubert. 11 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Walter James Seubert, Philadelphia ;
D:3794, Aug. 4, 1903; 2c. Aug. 10, 1903.

26906

Ludwig; a play in 6 acts, by Paul Harness
[pseud, of W. W. Holden]

© F. P. Holden, Milwaukee ; D : 10450, Apr.
30, 1907. 26907

1341

26908

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

26925

Ludwig der Zweite, kbnig von Baiern; trag-
odie in 5 aufzugen, von F. Bonn. 148 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Ferdinand Bonn, Berlin; D:5677, Oct.
25, 1904; 2c. Oct. 25, 1904. 26908

Ludwig XVI; drama in 5 aufzugen, von Ernst

Paris. Berlin, Terra-verlag [1907] 52 p. 8°.

© Terra-verlag, Berlin ; D : 11952, Dec. 20,

1907; 2c. Dec. 21, 1907. 26909

Ludwig, the emigrant; a comedy in 3 acts, by
L. and W. Scliubart. Buffalo, H. WulfE, 1896.
. 32 p. 8°.

© William and Louisa Schubart, Toronto,
Canada ; 1896 : 37897, June 30 ; 2c. Aug. 10.

26910

Ludwig von Wittelsbacli (Konig Ludwig II
von Bayern) leben, wirken und ende; his-
torisches drama in 4 akten, von mir [F. C.
Zeller]

© Frederick C. Zeller, Baltimore; 1887:
25194, Oct. 1. 26911

Luftschlosser (Der); operette in 2 bildern, von
Alfr. Deutsch-German und Rob. Krenn, musik
von Otto Romisch. Hanover, L. Oertel
[1911] 39 p. 12°. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Sept. 29, 1911 ; D : 25350 ; Louis Ortel,
Hanover, Germany. 26912

Lullaby (The); dramatic sketch in 1 act, by
J. R. Hood. 13 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 22, 1911; D : 24757 ; Joseph R.
Hood, Denver. 26913

Lullaby memory; vaudeville sketch, by D. 0.

Bangs. [1], 21 p. obi. 16°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 25, 1912; D: 30352; David C.

Bangs, Franklin Park, 111. 26914

Lulu; a comic opera in 4 acts.

© James F. Milliken, United States; 1883:
21586, Nov. 21. 26915

tragodie in 5 akten mit einem prolog, von

Frank Wedekind. Miinchen, Georg Miiller,
1913. 220 p. 12°.

© July 1, 1913 ; 2c. Sept. 5, 1913 ; D : 34341 ;
Drei masken verlag, g. m. b. h., Munich.

26916

or, The Apache queen, a drama in 6 acts,

by 0. Lee.

© Chapman Lee, Washington ; 1872 : 10331,
Sept. 27. 26917

Lulii and the three jolly thieves; musical
comedy in 3 acts, libretto written and partly
adapted by A. Carbone, music by Chueca,
Valverde and [Manuel Fernandez] Caballero.
© A. Carbone, New York; 1896:14646,
Mar. 6. 26918

Lum (The) tum; a musical absurdity in 2 acts
and 3 scenes, music by Herbert Hassler, book
and lyrics by H. B. Liveright. 73 p. f".
Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Horace B. Liveright, Philadelphia; D:
1884, May 14, 1902; 2c. May 12, 1902. 26919

Lumber (The) king. Ms.

© William H. Reid, Concord, N. H. ; 1895 :
•65269, Dec. 24; 2c. Feb. 15, 1896. 26920

or. Life in the pinery, a comedy drama in

4 acts, by W. F. Mann.

© William F. Mann, Saginaw, Mich.; 1894:
44329, Sept. 22. 26921

Lumber room, and other plays; by Catherine

Belliiirs Guskoin. London, S. Paul &. co.
[1913] 140 p. 12°.

Contents : The lumber room. — Fickle
Juliet. — The Fortescues' dinner party. — John
Aubrey's di'eam. — The P. G.'s. — Them
banns. — The toolip. — Wrong again.

© Ic. Jan. 7, 1914; A ad int. 1821; pubd.
Dec. 9, 1913; C. B. Gaskoin, % Stanley Paul
& CO., London. 26921a

Same. New York, Vaughan & Gomme, 1914.

100 p. 12°.

Contents : The lumber room. — Fickle
Juliet. — The Fortescues' dinner party. — John
Aubrey's dream. — The P. G.'s. — Then
banns. — The toolip. — Wrong again.

© .Jan 12, 1914; 2c. Jan. 14, 1914; A:
361; Catherine Bellairs Gaskoin, % Stanley
Paur& CO., London. 26921b

Lumberjack (The); dramatic sketch, by J.
Drew. 7 p. obi. 16°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 29, 1912; D : 29215 ; Josepli
Drew, Duluth, Minn. 26922

— ■ a melodrama in 4 acts, by C. Lee.

© Colton Lee, Washington ; D : 4958, Apr.
29, 1904. 26923

— a musical comedy in 3 acts, book and lyrics
by C. M. Mayers. 33 p. f°. Typewritten.
[Libretto only]

© Charles Marion Mayers, Lexington, Ky. ;
D : 16196, June 30, 1909 ; 2c. June 30, 1909.

26924

— a 3 act drama, by G. A. Weber, cover-title,
40 p. 12°. Printed.

© Gustav Adolph Weber, Duluth, Minn. ;
D : 5482, Aug. 16, 1904 ; 2c. June 14, 19(X5.

26925

— or, Minnesota in 1890, play in 4 acts, by
W. D.Washburn, jr. 114 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 20, 1915 ; D : 41853 ; William D.
Washburn, jr., Minneapolis. 26925a

1342

26926

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

26942

Lumberjack (The) hero; drama In 4 acts, by
G. A. Weber. 61 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 29, 1913; D : 34589 ; Gustav
Adolph Weber, Milwaukee. 26926

Lumiere (La) (The light); 1 act play, a case of
Iiypuo-clairvoyant-catalepsis, by M. Dobson.
22 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 12, 1915 ; D : 41366 ; Miles Dob-
son, Altadeua, Cal. 26926a

Lunita; or, The modern Prometheus, a dra-
matic ballet in 3 acts. 36 p. 4^". Typewrit-
ten.

© liosa Wolfe & Louis Graner, New
York ; D : 2834, Jan. 10, 1903 ; 2c. Jan. 22, 1903.

26927

Lumpacivagabundus. See Three (The) tram.ps.

Lumpenprinz (Der); operette in 3 akteu, mu-
sik vou Josef Snaga, text von Leo Kastner.
Berlin, Biihuenveriag Aim tSc iSimrock, g. m.
b. h., 1913. 93 p. 8°. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Jan. 21, 1914 ; D : 35720 ; Bulmenver-
lag Ahn & !Sinu-ock, g. m. b. li., Berlin.

2692Ta

Luna's love pilgrimage; a sketch in 2 acts, by
M. Mullen. [SJ p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 12, 1910 ; D : 21825 ; Martha Mul-
len, St. Louis. 26928

Lunatic (The); a comedy in 3 acts, by N. D.
Gray. 73 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Norman D. Gray, West Chester, I'a. ; D :
10013, Feb. 23, 1907 ; 2c. Feb. 23, 1907. 26929

— farce in 3 acts, by M. W. Davis. [91] p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 10, 1915 ; D : 42236 ; Malcolm W.
Davis, Hartford. 26929a

— nuisieal skit la 1 scene, by Keller Muck and
Frank Ortb. 10 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Li-
bretto only]

© Ic. July 30, 1910 ; D : 21692 ; Emma Pol-
lock and Percy Pollock, New York. 26930

— a negro sketch in 1 scene, by Frank Du-
mont, arr. by Charles White. New York,
11. M. De Witt, 1876. 6 p. 12°. ( [De Witt's
Ethiopian and comic drama, no. 90] )

© Robert M. De W^itt, New York; 1876:
7986, July 3 ; 2c. July 26. 26931

— play in 1 act, by Herbert Seligman and
G. S. Kaufman. [2], 14 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 16, 1914; D : 35675 ; George S.
Kaufman, New York. 26931a

Lunatic asylum. See Pompey's patients.

Lunatic (The) at large; a fantastic comedy in 3
acts, by A. Bond and J. S. Clouston, founded
on the novel of the same name, by J. Storer
Clouston. 103 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Acton Bond, London, and Joseph Storer
Clouston, Orkney, North Britain; D : 6754,
June 1, 1905 ; 2c. June 1, 1905. 26932

Lunatic (The) or the professor; farce, by
Louise Rand Bascom. Lebanon, O., March
brothers (1912) 3 p. 8°. (Famous five-cent
funny farces)

© Sept. 9, 1912; 2c. Sept. 12, 1912; D:
30818 ; March bros., Lebanon, O. 26933

Lunatic (A) pro tern; an original sketch for
male and female, by Chris Lane. (In Will
Kossiter's vaudeville prompter, no. 4)

© Will Rossiter, Chicago; D : 4061, Oct. 5,
1903 : 2c. Oct. 5, 1903. 26934

Lunatic 36; an original drama in 3 acts, by E.
Chrissie.

© Ed Chrissie, East Seymour, Mich. ; 1883 :
9405, May 21. 26935

Lunch in the suburbs; farce, by Helen G. I^ud-

iugtou. Nev/ York, S. French ; London, S.
French, ltd., 1906. cover-title, 26 p. 16°.
(French's international copyrighted ed. of the
Vk'orks of the best authors, no. 99)

© Samuel French, New York ; D : 8639,
June 5, 1906 ; 2c. June 12, 1906. 26936

Luncheon (A) at Nick's; a 1 act play, by K. J.
Vermilye. 26 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Kate Jordan Vermilye, New York ; D :
3279, Apr. 13, 1903 ; 2c. Apr. 13, 1903. 26937

Luncheon at one; a one act play, by C. Oluey.
21 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Channez Olney, Watertown, N. Y. ; D :
9315, Oct. 25, 1906 ; 2c. Oct. 25, 1906. 26938

Luncheon (A) for two; farce in 1 act, by Frank-
lin Foster. 42 p. obi. 16°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 25, 1910 ; D : 21632 ; F. F. Bige-
low, Brooklyn. 26939

Lupah, the flower of the prairie; romantic
drama in 5 acts,

© David Belasco, San Francisco ; 1872 :
G38S, June 14. 26940

Lure (The); a play in 3 acts, by Porter Emerson
Browne. 77 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 22, 1909; D : 16404 ; Frederic
Thompson, New York. 26941

Lvire o' the moon; musical sketch, book and
lyrics by Douglas E. Donaldson [pseud, of
M. San Giovanni] 17 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 8, 1913; D : 32166 ; May San
Giovanni, Hollis, N. Y. 26942

1343

26943

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

26957

Lure (The) of dance; twenty minute act, by
R. P. Polizzi. [n] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 2, 1910 ; D : 21928 ; R. P. Polizzi,
Brooklyn. 26943

Lure (The) of Delilah; play in 1 act, by E.
Mitchell. 16 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 17, 1914; D: 36056; Edmund
Mitchell, Los Angeles. 26943a

Lure (The) of fame; play in 4 acts, by G. Gib-
son. 158 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 29, 1913 ; D : 33098 ; Gerolt Gib-
son. New York. 26944

Lure (The) of the circus; incident in coon
life with humorous interruption and lyrical
finality, by J. McCree. 17 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Oct. 6, 1915; D: 41914; Junie Mc-
Cree, New York. 26944a

Lure (The) of the footlights; comedy-drama
in 1 act, by B. Brennan. [2], 9 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Feb. 23, 1911; D: 23443; Blanche
Brennan, Chicago. 26945

Lure of the mask; dramatization of Harold
MacGrath's book, by E. J. Sweeney. 63 p.
f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 8, 1909; D : 17307 ; Ethel Jose-
phine Sweeney, San Francisco. 26946

Lure (The) of the siren; playlet in 1 act, by
E. V. Montague [pseud, of F. Heim] 10 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 24, 1915; D: 41520; Florence
Heim, Seattle. 26946a

Lure (The) of the stage; sketch, by W. Fricke.
22 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 20, 1915; D: 39445; William
Fricke, New York. 26946b

Lure (The) of the track; a comedy sketch in 1

act, by M. Geist. 17 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Max Geist, New York; D: 14653, Dec.

29, 1908; 2c. Feb. 5, 1909. 26947

Lured; farce in 3 acts, by G. Abbott. 82 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 26, 1914 ; D : 35789 ; George Ab-
bott, New York. 26947a

Lured from home.

© Albert H. Woods, New York; D : 6577,
Apr. 26, 1905. 26948

a 3 act melodrama, by B. Kling.

© Bernard Kling, New York; D;1883,
May 14, 1902. 26949

Lurline and Watson, water queen and man
fish.

© Henry S. Sanderson, New York; 1875:
12185, Nov. 17. 26950

Lurline, the nymph of the Rhine; a romantic
operatic spectacle in 3 acts, adapted by G.
W. Search.

© George W. Search, Philadelphia; 1897:
3984, Jan. 9. 26951

Lushka; play in 4 acts, by G. Vernon. 117
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 11, 1915; D: 41403; Grenville
.Vernon, New York. 26951a

Lust (The) for power; drama in 4 acts, by

R. L. Schrock. [258] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 4, 1914 ; D : 37735 ; Raymond L.

Schrock, New York. 26951b

Lustig'e (Der) kakadu; operette in 3 akten, von
Wilhelm Jacoby uud Arthur Lippschitz,
musik von Heinz Lewin. Berlin, Ahn & Sim-
rock, g. m. b. h., 1911. 100 p. 12°. [Li-
bretto only]

© Ic. Dec. 19, 1911 ; D : 28026 ; Biihnenver-
lag Ahn & Simi-ock, g. m. b. h., Berlin.

26952

Lustig'e (Die) person; hanswurst-komodie,
von J. G. von Ludassy. 32 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Apr. 10, 1911 ; D : 23896 ; Albert Ahn,
Bonn, Germany. 26953

Lustige (Der) Sultan Saladin; operette in 3
akten, von F. Wolf.son. Leipzig, Walter
Graeb. 48 p. 12°.

© Ic. Apr. 23, 1914 ; D : 36796 ; Franz Wolf-
sou, Leipzig. 26953a

Lustige (Die) witwe; dramatic composition, by
W. C. Ahl.

© Wm. C. Ahl, Pittsburgh ; D : 14379, Nov.
10, 1908. 26954

Lustigen (Die) vagabunden in Amerika.
Robert and Bertram.

See

Lustigen (Die) weiber von Windsor; komisch-
phantastisclie oper in 3 akten. mit tanz, nach
Shakespeares gleichnamigen lustsplel, ge-
dichtet von H. S. [i. e. S. H.] Mosenthal,
musik von Otto Nicolai, neue bearbeitung
von Otto Neitzel. Berlin, Ed. Bote & G. Bock,
64 p. 12. [Textbuch]

© Dec. 4, 1911; 2c. Dec. 22, 1911; D:
28057; Ed. Bote & G. Boch, Berlin. 26955

Lustschloss (Das); komodie in 3 akten. von
Ludwig Hirschfeld uud Siegfried Geyer.
Miinchen, Drei masken-verlag. 80 p. 8°.

© Ic. Dec. 7, 1912 ; D : 31629 ; Drei masken
verlag, g. m. b. h., Munich. 26956

Luther; a drama from the Posting of the
Theses to the Diet of Worms, Nov. 1. 1517,
to April, 1521, by E. P. T. Houk.

© Mrs. E. P. T. Houk, Dayton, O. ; 189S:
27769, May 2. 26957

1344

26958

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

26978

Lutz Lowenhaupt; schauspiel in 4 aufziigen,
von Hans Schmidt-Kestner. Berlin, E. Blocli.
94 p. 12°.

© Ic. Feb. 19, 1913; D : 33447 ; Eduard
Bloch, Berlin. 26958

Luxury, love and the lost,
and the Roman.

See Siren (The)

Luxury (The) of dying; 1 act play, by F. Mer-
rill. 19 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 12, 1914; D: 38464; Fenimore
Merrill, Chicago. 26958a

Luxusweibchen; operette in 3 akten, von Georg
Okonkowski, musik von Max Gabriel. Text
der gesange. Berlin, E. Bote & G. Boch, 1911.
28 p. 12°. [Libretto only]

© Sept. 14, 1911; 2c. Sept. 26, 1911; D:
25368 ; Ed. Bote & G. Boch, Berlin. 26959

Lydia; a comedy in 3 acts, by M. Esteye [pseud,
of L. M. Eilshemins]

© L. M. Eilshemins, New York; 1890:
34971, Nov. 6. 26960

a poetical drama in 1 act, by B. O. T.

Graves. New York, Broadway pub. co., 1907.
43 p. 12°.

© Belden Oertel Taylor Graves, New York ;
D : 10778, .June 17, 1907 ; 2c. Oct. 28, 1907.

26961

Lydia Gilmore; play in 4 acts, by H. A. Jones.
[136] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 27, 1912; D: 28545; Henry
Arthur Jones, London. 26962

Lying will out; a comedy in 4 acts, by Herbert
Pelham Curtis. Boston, G. M. Baker & com-
pany, 1880. 35 p. 12°. ([Universal stage])
© Lee & Shepard, Boston ; 1880 : 3660, Mar.
8 ; 2c. Mar. 12. 26963

Lykkeligt (Et) aegteskab (A happy marriage);
lystspil i 4 akten, af P. Nansen. 78 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 14, 1911; D: 25489; Peter Nan-
sen, Copenhagen. 26964

Lyman twins at the circus; a 3 act comedy, by
H. L. Lyman. 41 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Herbert Lucius Lyman, Milwaukee ; D :
3907, Aug. 29, 1903 ; 2c. Oct. 7, 1903. 26965

Lynch law; an American play in 5 acts, by
Brander ^Matthews and George H. Jessop.

© Samuel French & son, New York ; 18S7 :
12265, May 9. 26966

■ -dramatic sketch in 3 scenes, by S. B. Von

Leer. [2], 21 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 19, 1911; D: 25525; Sara B.
Von Leer, New York. 26967

Lynchers (The); a drama of excitement in 1
act, by A. W. Stace. 26 p. 4°. Typewritten.
© Arthur W. Stace, Grand Rapids, Mich.;
D : 12274, Jan. 30, 1908 ; 2c. Jan. 30, 1908.

26968

dramatic sketch, by A. Van Ness Hines.

[1], 10 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 7, 1912; D: 29600; Arline Van
Ness Hines, New York. 26969

a play in 4 acts, by A. R. P. Owens. 57 p.

f°. Typewritten.

© A. R. Penly Owens, Ijlewark, N. J. : D :
11265, Aug. 30, 1907 ; 2c. Aug. 30, 1907. 26970

Lyndon bank robbery; a drama, by J. Adams.
77 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Justin Adams, Chelsea, Mass. ; D : 5336,
July 26, 1904; 2c. Aug. 10, 1904. 26971

Lynggaard & co. See Karen Borneman.

Lynnhurst; a comedy drama in 4 acts, by P. W.
Hyde.

© Paul Woodworth Hyde, Pittsburgh;
1898 : 13893, Feb. 26 ; 2c. Mar. 2, 1898 ; Ic. new
ed. Dec. 7, 1899. 26972

Lynwood; an original comedy drama in 4 acts,
by J. K. Tillotson. 127 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© James K. Tillotson, Cohocton, N. Y. ;
1884 : 2233, Jan. 31 ; 2c. Jan. 31. 26973

■ Same.

© Rose Tillotson, New York, as the
widow of the author, in renewal for 28 years.
Renewal no. 1675, Mar. 23, 1911. Original
entry, Jan. 31, 1884, no. 2233. 26974

Lyria; play in 3 acts, by F. T. Knowles. 65 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 11, 1913; D: 34980; Frank T.
Knowles, Dorchester, Mass. 26975

Lyric (A) and the lady; or. The funny story,
farce-comedy in 3 acts and 2 scenes, by W.
Hainer. 40 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 23, 1915; D: 41553; Whitfield
Hainer, Providence, R. I. 26976

Lyrics of Don Juan; burlesque in 3 acts, by
James T. Tanner, lyrics by Adrian Ross, mu-
sic by Meyer Lutz. London, E. Ascherberg &
CO. [Lyrics only]

© E. Ascherberg & co., London ; 1893 : 48455,
Oct. 31 ; 2c. Oct. 31. 26977

Lyrics (The) of Eileen; or. The coral heart, an
American opera in 3 acts, written by A. M.
Salyer, composed by J. N. Goolman. [Topeka,
Kan., 1891] 1 p. 1., 16 p. 8°. [Libretto only]
© A. M. Salyer, Oakland, Cal., and .1. N.
Goolman, Topeka, Kan.; 1891:3362, .Lm. 22;
2c. Jan. 30. 26978

5379—16-

-85

1345

26979

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

26983

Lyrics (The) of Lorraine; opern comique in 3
acts, by Rudolph Dellinjier, libretto by Os-
car Waltlier, English adaptation by W. J.
Henderson, [('hicauo, .1. L. Kej-an printing cc,
1887] 1 p. 1., 31 p. 12°. [Libretto only]

© John A. McCaull, Chicago ; 1887 : 10, Jan.
3; 2c. Jan. 7. 26979

Lys (Le); piece en 4 actes, par P. Wolff et G.
Leroux. [Paris, Inipr. de I'lllustration] 1909.

2 p. 1., 79 p. 12°.

© Pierre Wolff et Gaston Leroux, Paris :
D : 15043, Feb. 10, 1909 ; 2c. Feb. 10, 1909.

26980

Lys over land; komedie i 3 akter, af Herman
Wildenvey. Kristiauia eg Kjobeuhavn, Gylden-
dalske boghandel Nordisk forlag, 1913. 141
p. 12°.

© Nov. 27. 1913; 2c. Dec. 31, 1913: D:
35517 ; Gy Idendalske bogh. Nordisk f rl., Chris-
tiania, Norway. 29981

Lysistrata; comedie en 4 actes et 1 prologue, par
M. Donnay. 36 p. illus. f°. (L'lllustration
theatrale, 20 nov. 1909)

© Nov. 20, 1909; 2c. Dec. 17, 1909; D:
17724 ; Maurice Donnay, Paris. 26982

Lysistrata (The) of Aristophanes; adapted
into English by M. Leonard. [Mount Kisco,
N. Y., M. Leonard, 1912] cover-title, 1 1., 11 p.
4°. (Performed at the Brookside open air
theatre. Mount Kisco, N. Y., Sept. 1912)

© Sept. 24, 1912; 2c. Sept. 25, 1912; D:
30946 ; Martia Leonard, IMount Kisco, N. Y.

26983

M'amour; comedie en 3 actes, [iiar I'. Bilhaud
et M. Hennequin] Paris, P. V. Stock, 1901.

3 p. 1., 175 p. 12°.

© P. V. Stock, Paris ; D : 400. Apr. 26, 1901 ;
2c. Apr. 26, 1901. 26984

M. and M. M-M (Modern and medieval merry
makers) See Mab.

M. C; a comedy in 5 acts, by F. Cowan.

© Frank Cowan, Greensburg, Pa.: 187.1:
12920, Dec. 8. 26985

M. D.; a comedy in 5 acts, by G. F. Howe.

© George Fawcett Rowe, New York ; 18S5 :
5167, Mar. 2. 26986

Ma; comedy in 3 acts, by H. H. Howard. 108
p. 4°. Ms.

© Ic. Aug. 6. 1912; D: 30511; Homer H.
Howard, Mansfield, O. 26987

Ma — Continued.

a farcical, musical comedy in 3 acts, by

C. M. Stanley, Frank M. Stanley and J. li.
Abarbanell.

© Charlotte M. Stanley, Bav Ridge, N. Y. :
1889:8331, Mar. 15. 26989

Ma cousine; comedie en 3 actes, par , argu-
ment de Frederic Lyster. ]My cousin ; coniedy

. in 3 acts, by . English and French argu-
ment by Frederic Lyster. New York, F. RuU-
man.

© F. Rullman, New York ; 1895 : 14408, Mar.
12 ; 2c. Mar. 21. 26990

Ma Dusenberry and her gearls; humorous en-
tertainment, first and second singin' " tow-
ers," arr. by Mrs. H. M. Jaquith. Chicago.
The Dramatic publishing company.

© Dramatic pub. co.. Chicago; 1896:59783.
Oct. 30; 2c. Oct. 31. 26991

Ma fee; comedie en 3 actes, [par] P. Veber et
M. Soulie. Paris. P.-V. Stock, 1910. 156 p.
12°.

© aray 25, 1910; 2c. May 14, 1910; D:
21037; Pierre A'eber et Maurice Soulie, Paris.

26992

Ma fenime de chambre; by F. T. Osborn.

© Fay Templeton Osboi-n, New York :
1897:20544, Mar. 30. 26993

Ma fenime et mon chat,
trois coups.

See On frappe les

Ma generale; comedie en 1 acte, par J. Clare-
tie. [8] p. 4°. (Supplement aux Aimales
politiques et literaires, 4 octobre, 1008)

© Jules Claretie, Paris; D: 18984, Oct. 5.
1908; 2c. Oct. 5, 1908. 26994

Ma gosse; piece en 1 acte, de Yves Mirande et
Henri Caen. Paris, C. Joubert, 1910. 20 p.
12°,

© Mar. 19, 1910: 2c. Mar. 7, 1910; D:
20363; C. Joubert. Paris. 26995

— a farcical comedy in3acts, by J. H. Fielding.

© J, Holmes Fielding, Sault Ste. Marie,

Mich. ; 1888 : 19211, July 5. 26988

playlet in 1 act, by Yves Mirande, tr. by

M. Lubbock. 6 p, f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 29, 1909 ; D : 17560 : Matthew
Lubbock, London. 26996

-(The old flame); reaiislic phiy in 1 act,

by L. L. Pranville and A. Faucher, adapted
and tr. from the French, by John S. Carroll.
27 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 10, 1909 ; D : 17408 ; Lucien Le-
tourd Franville, New York. 26997

Ma mie Rosette; a romantic.' comedy opera in
2 acts, founded on the French of Prevel and
Liorat, libretto by George Dance, music by
Paul Lacome, with additions by Ivan Caryli.
© Boosey & co., London ; 1892 : 46614. Nov.
16; 2c. Nov. 16. 26998

1346

26999

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

27018

Ma soeur Cora; de A. Vercourt et J. Bever.
264 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 19, 1910 ; D : 20840 ; Alfred Ver-
court et Jean Bever, Paris. 26999

Ma tante d'Honfleur; comedie-boufEe en 3 actes,
par 1*. Gtivault. {In Petite illustration no.
(59, serie-th4atre no. 40, 27 juin, 1914)

© June 27, 1914; Ic. July 20, 1914; D:
37U80; Paul Gavault, Paris. 26999a

Ma tante et men cure; par Eugenie Piffault
... New York, W. R. Jenkins co. [1911] 94,
[7] p. front, (port.) plates. 12°.

© Dec. 19, 1911; 2c. Dec. 27, 1911; A:
30357G; Eugenie Piffault, Staunton, Va.

27000

Ma'amselle Lou-Lou; a comic opera in 2 acts,
by H. Bagg. 96 p. f°. Typewritten. [Li-
bretto only]

© Helen Bagg, Chicago ; D : 5837, Nov. 28,
1904 ; 2c. Nov. 28, 1904. • 27001

Mab; a romantic sensational society play in 4
acts, by F. Rogers.

© Frank Rogers, New York; 1874:8332,
June 20. 27002

or, Love on two continents, by U. H.

Church. 41 p. f^ Typewritten.

© Georgia Hartley Church, Kansas City,
Mo. ; D : 250. Mar. 22, 1901 ; 2c. Mar. 22, 1901.

27003

or, M. and M. M-M. (Modern and medie-

val merry makers), a 3 act farce and spec-
tacular comedy, by W. W. Knott.

© William Wilson Knott, Oakland, Cal. ;
1891 : 11284, Mar. 27. 27004

Mabel; in His name, military allegory and
comedy drama in 5 acts, by iNIrs. H. C. Jor-
dan. 28 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Mrs. H. C. Jordan, Washington; D:
1426, Feb. 10, 1902 ; 2c. Aug. 6, 1902 ; 2c, Nov.
5, 1902 (printed) 27005

or. Blighted hearts, a drama in 4 acts,

Mabel, the department store girl; a melo-
drama in 5 acts, by N. J. Fields. 42 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Nat. J. Fields, Philadelphia; D : 11734,
Nov. 13, 1907; 2c. Nov. 7, 1907. 27009

Mabel's love and Mabel's lovers; a comedy
drama in 5 acts, by J. McCarthy. New York,
Hickey & co., 1880.

© John McCarthy, New York ; 1880 : 20200,
Dec. 29. 27010

Mabel's manoeuvre; or, A third party, a par-
lor interlude in 1 scene, by R. Benedix, tr.
by Sydney Rosenfeld. New York, R. M. De
Witt.

© Robert M. De Witt, New York; 1876:
14582, Dec. 29; 2c. Sept. 15, 1877. 27011

McAdam and Eve; or. Two in a garden, a
musical fantasy in 3 acts ... by O. Herford.
New York, C. Scribner's sons, 1900. 109 p.
8°. [Words only]

© Oliver Herford, New York; 1900 A:
24770, Oct. 5; 2c. Oct. 8. 27012

Macaire; a melodramatic farce, by Robert Louis
Stevenson and William Ernest Henley. Chi-
cago, Stone and Kimball, 1895. 2 p. 1., p.
43-81. 12°.

© Stone <fc Kimball, Chicago; 1895:28634,
May 27; 2c. May 27. 27013

McAnally's pow wow; a comic melange, by
Ned Straight.

© Frank Kenebel, New York ; 1887 : 25056.
Sept. 30. 27014

Macaroni; being a true picture of the Italian
dens of the present day, by R. M. and E. II.
Carroll.

© R. M. and E. H. Carroll, New York;
1877 : 3481, Mar. 23. 27015

comedie en 1 acte, par Paul Bonhomme et

by W. B. Avery.

© William B. Avery, Boston ; 1877 : 12951,
Nov. 10. 27006

Mabel and John; a musical farce in 2 acts,
book and lyrics by C. S. Adelman and Stan-
ley AVood, music by Ben M. Jerome. 54 p.
f°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Chas. S. Adelman, Chicago ; D : 11224,
Aug. 24, 1907; 2c. Aug. 24, 1907. 27007

Mabel Kite's clowns in the cafe cabaret; play
in 1 act. by V. Bryan. 28 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Julv 29, 1912; D: 30368; Vincent
Bryan, New York. 27008

1347

Madeleine Guitty. Paris, C. Joubert, 1912.
24 p. 8°.

© Dec. 28, 1912; 2c. Jan. 21, 1913; D:

32015; Joubert, Paris. 27016

Macaroni and cheese; a playlet in 1 act, by
E. 6. Kast. 17 p. f°. Typewritten.

© E. Garfield Kast, Brooklyn ; D : 12790,
Apr. 20, 1908; 2c. Apr. 20, 1908. 27017

Macarrones (Los); juguete genero gran guig-
nol, en 1 acto y en prosa, original de P.
Parellada. INIadrid [Sociedad de autores es-
pailoles] 1914. 21 p. 12°.

© Sept. 17, 1914; Ic. Sept. 21, 1914; D:
38215; Pablo Parellada, Madrid. 27017a

Macaws (The); a comedy in 3 acts, by William
Yardley.

© W. J. Florence, United States; 1881:
13144, Aug. 26. 27018

27018

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

27033

Macbeth; by William Shakespeare, ed. by Clar-
ence W. Vail. New York and Chicago, The
A. S. Barnes company, 1914. xxi, 144 p. 16°.
(The Barnes English texts)

© Oct. 3, 1914 ; 2c. Oct. 23, 1914 ; A : 3SS033 ;
A. S. Barnes co.. New York. [Copyright is
claimed on notes, topics and introduction]

27018a

ed. with an introduction and notes by

Cyrus Lauron Hooper. Chicago, Ainsworth &
company, 1902. xiii, 155 p. front, (port.)
12°. (xxth century Shakespeare)

© Ainsworth & co., Chicago ; A : 33813, May
24, 1902 ; 2c. July 26, 1902. 27019

from the Riverside edition, ed. by

Richard Grant White, with additional notes
by Helen Gray Cone. Boston, New York [etc.]
Hougliton, Mifflin and company [1897] 110
p. 16°. (The Riverside literature series [no.
106])

© Houghton, Mifflin & co., Boston; 1897:
13870, Feb. 26 ; 2c. Mar. 4. 27020

with an introduction and notes by Ed-

ward Everett Hale, jr. New York, Boston
[etc.] University publishing company [1902]
XXV, 89 p. incl. front, (port.) 12°. (Stand-
ard literature series, no. 53)

© University pub. co., New York ; A : 45152,
Nov. 3, 1902 ; 2c. Nov. 4, 1902. 27021

— ed. by H. H. Furness. Philadelphia, J. B.
Lippincott & co., 1873. xix, 491 p. 8°. (New
variorum ed. of Shakespeare, v. 2)

© J. B. Lippincott & CO., Philadelphia ; 1893 :
4305, Apr. 23 ; 2c. Apr. 26. 27022

— -Same. [11th ed.] Philadelphia, London,

J. B. Lippincott co. [1901] xix, 491 p. 8°

(New variorum ed. of Shakespeare, [v. 2])

© Horace Howard Furness, Wallingford,

Pa. ; A : 5130, Mar. 15, 1901 ; 2c. Mar. 16, 1901.

27023

— Same. Rev. ed., by Horace Howard Fur-
ness, jr. Philadelphia, London, J. B. Lippincott
company [1903] xiv, 566 p. front. 8°. (New
variorum ed. of Shakespeare, v. 2)

© Horace Howard Furness, Philadelphia ;
A : 54491, Mar. 4, 1903 ; 2c. Mar. 4, 1903.

27024

— ed. by S. Thurber. Boston, Allyn and Bacon
[1896] vii, 110 p. 12°. (The Academy series
of English classics)

© Samuel Thurber, Roxbury, Mass. ; 1896 :
21948, Apr. 8 ; 2c. May 4. 27025

— ed. by Thomas Marc Parrott. New York,
Cincinnati [etc.] American book company
[1904] 269 p. front, (port.) 16°. (The
gateway series of English texts)

© American book co.. New York ; A 84956,
Apr. 21, 1904 ; 2c. July 16, 1904. 27026

Macbeth — Continued.

• ed. for school use by W. L. Cross. New

Y^)rk and Chicago, Globe school book co.
[1900] xxii, 144 p. pi. port. map. 12°.
(English classics — Star series)

© Globe school book co.. New York; 1900
A : 10807, Apr. 30 ; 2c. May 18. 27027

ed. with introduction and notes by James

■ M. Garnett. Boston, Leach, Shewell & San-
born, 1897. vii, 224 p. 16°. (The students'
series of English classics)

© Leach, Shewell & Sanborn, Boston ; 1897 :
35445, June 14 ; 2c. June 14. 27028

— ed. with notes by William J. Rolfe. Har-
per's library ed. New York and London, Har-
per & brothers, 1898. 264 p. front, illus. 12°.
(Shakespeare's complete works, v. 14)

© Harper & bros., New York ; 1898 : 28288,
May 6 ; 2c. Jan. 13, 1899. 27029

— ■ now working- ed. with plot scheme and
questions for intensive study, historical and
explanatory, by M. E. Duffy.

© Mary Ellen Duffy, Toledo, O. ; A : 199539,
Feb. 19, 1908. 27030

together witli a reprint of act III from

a restoration version for purposes of compari-
son, by Mary Duffy Thompson. Chicago, New
York, Lyons & Carnahan. xi, [12], 13^154 p.
fronts. 16°.

© Oct. 3, 1913 ; 2c. Oct. 20, 1913 ; A : 357333 ;
Lyons t& Carnahan, Chicago. 27031

— par W. Shakespeare, tr. nouvelle de M.
Maeterlinck. 23 p. illus. 4°. (L'lUustra-
tion theatrale, no. 123, 28 aout, 1909)

© Aug. 28, 1909; 2c. Sept. 16, 1909; D:
16804 ; Maurice Maeterlinck, Paris. 27032

— tragedy in 5 acts, by William Shakespeare,
Coburn players acting ed. New Y''ork, The
Coburn players, 1912. [48] p. incl. 1 illus.,
mounted plates. 8°.

© June 20, 1912 ; 2c. June 22, 1912 ; D : 30080 ;
Charles Douville Coburn, New York. 27033

by William Shakespeare [ed. and arr.

by F. E. Chase] Boston, W. H. Baker & co.,
1915. 68 p. 12°. ([The William Warren ed.
of standard plays] )

© June 29, 1915; 2c. June 30, 1915; D:
41126; Walter H. Baker & co., Boston.

27033a

— with a special introduction by Henry
Charles Beeching, and an original fronti-spiece
by Arthur Rackhaui. [The University press
Shakespeare. Renaissance ed.] New York,
George D. Sproul, 1908. xxvii, 133 p. front.
4°. (The complete works of William Shakes-

1348

27034

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

27051

Macbeth. — Continued .

peare, with annotations and a general intro-
duction by Sidney Lee. v. 33)

© University pi-ess, Cambridge, Mass. ; A :
222386, Nov. 14, 1908 ; 2c. Nov. 16, 1908.

27034

— (Shakespeare's) ; ed. by Felix E. Scbelling.
New York, H. Holt and company, 1911. xxxiii,
fl], 173 p. front, (port.) illus., map. 16°.
(English readings for schools)

© Jan. 18, 1911; 2c. Mar. 20, 1911; A:
283541; Henry Holt & co., New York. 27035

ed. by W. W. Livengood. New York,

Cincinnati [etc.] American book company
[1910] 112 p. 16°. (Eclectic English clas-
sics)

© Nov. 26, 1910; 2c. Nov. 29, 1910; A:
275804; Amer. book co., New York. Copy-
right claimed on Suggestions for the study of
Macbeth] 27036

— • ed. with an introduction and notes by

Brainerd Kellogg. New York, C. E. Merrill
company [1911] 177 p. front, (port.) illus,
(map) plates. 16°. (Merrill's English texts)

© Jan. 18, 1911; 2c. Jan. 24, 1911; A:
280310 ; Chas. B. Merrill co., New York.

27037

ed. with notes and an introduction by

C. AV. French. New York and London, The
Macmillan co., 1898. 1 p. 1., xliii. 185 p. port.
24°. (Macmillan's English classics)

© Macmillan co., New York; 1898:72993,
Dec. 14 ; 2c. Dec. 14. 27038

with an introduction and notes by

Margaret H. McCarter. Topeka, Kan., Crane
& CO., 1900. 124 p. 12°. (Twentieth century
classics and school readings, no. 14)

© Crane & co., Topeka, Kan. ; 1900 A : 28411,
Nov. 19 ; 2c. Dec. 3. 27039

with introduction, notes and exami-

nation papers, selected by B. Kellogg. New
York, Mavnard, Merrill & co. [1899] 220 p.
illus. pi. 24°.

© Mavnard, Merrill & co.. New York ; 1899 :
64687, Oct. 6 ; 2c. Oct. 7. 27040

with notes, examination papers and

plan of preparation, selected, by Brainerd
Kellogg. New York, Clark & Mayuard, 1882.
24°.

© Clark & Maynard, New York; 1882:
6014, Apr. 17 ; 2c. Apr. 24. 27041

— (Shakespeare's tragedy of); ed. by Fred
Lewis Pattee. New York, Boston [etc.] Sil-
ver, Burdett and company, 1887. xiii, [2],
152 p. front. 12°. (The Silver series of Eng-
lish classics)

© Silver, Burdett & co., Boston; 1897:
39906, July 8 ; 2c. July 8, 27042

Macbeth — Continued.

■ (Shakespeare's trag'edy of) ; ed. with an

introduction, notes and analytic questions by
L. A. Sherman. New York, H. Holt & co.,
1899. xxvi, 199 p. port. 16°.

© Henry Holt & co.. New York ; 1899 : 64418,
Oct. 5 ; 2c. Oct. 18. 27043

— Same. Rev. ed.

© Henry Holt & co.. New York ; D : 10984,
July 16, 1907. 27044

ed. with introduction and notes by

John Calvin Metcalf. Richmond, Atlanta
[etc.] B. F. Johnson publishing company
[1913] 126 p. front, (port.) 16°. (Graded
classics series)

© Apr. 4, 1913; 2c. Apr. 24, 1913; A:
346360 ; B. F. Jolmson pub. co., Richmond.

27045

ed. with notes by H. B. Sprague, with

critical comments, elocutionary analysis with
suggestions for expressive reading, plans for
the study of English literature and specimens
of examination papers. Chicago, S. R. Win-
chell & CO. [1889] 237 p. 12°.

© Homer B. Sprague, Ithaca ,N. Y. ; 1889:
20654, July 3 ; 2c. July 5. 27046

— Same. New York, Boston [etc.] Silver,
Burdett & co. [1909] 269 p. front, (port.)
12°. (The Silver series of classics)

© Aug. 11, 1909; 2c. Aug. 14, 1909; A:
244715; Silver, Burdett & co., New York.

27047

ed. with notes by William J. Rolfe.

New York, Harper & brothers, 1877.

© Harper & bros.. New York ; 1877 : 1445,
Feb. 6; 2c. Apr. 6. 27048

— ■ Same. New York, Cincinnati [etc.] Ameri-
can book company [1903] 304 p. inch front.,
illus. 16°.

© Wm. J. Rolfe, Cambridge, Mass. ; A :
61368, June 8, 1903 ; 2c. Feb. 2, 1904. 27049

— Same. New York, Cincinnati [etc.]
American book company [1905] 304 p. incl.
front, illus. 16°.

© William J. Rolfe, Cambridge, Mass. ; in
renewal for 14 years from Feb. 6, 1905 ; A :
105803, Jan. 6, 1905; 2c. Jan. 23, 1905.

27050

■ the prompt-book ed. by W. Winter,

as presented by Edwin Booth, [v. 8] New
York, Francis JIart »& company, 1878. 104 p.
16°.

© William W inter. New York ; 1878 : 8375,
July 19; 2c. Oct. 18. 27051

1349

27052

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

27067

Macb eth — Continued .

• Shakespeare's tragedy of) ; with introduc-
tion, and notus explanatory and critical, by
H. N. Hudson. Boston, Giiin & Heath. 1879.
203 p. 16°. (Annotated English classics)

© Henry N. Hudson, Cambridge, Mass. ;
1879:8149, June 19; 2c. Oct. 25. 27052

(Shakspere's); ed. with notes and an

introduction by John Matthews Manly. New
York, Longmans. Green & co., 1896. (Long-
mans' English classics)

© Longmans, Green & co.. New York ;
1896:46597, Aug. 15. 27053

with notes and a glossary by John

Henry Boyntou and an introduction by Wil-
liam Allan Nellson. Chicago, Scott, Fores-
man & CO., 1899. 176 p. 16°. (The Lake
English classics)

© Scott, Foresman & co.. Chicago; 1899:
3566, Jan. 9; 2c. Jan. 25. 27054

— -(Shakspere's tragedy of); ed. with an
introduction and notes bv R. Jones. New-
York, D. Appleton & co., 1899. 195 p. 12°.
(Twentieth century series)

© D. Appleton & co., New York; 1898:
75126, Dec. 22; 2c. Dec. 28. 27055

(La tragedie de); traduction nouvelle

avec une introduction et des notes par Maur-
ice Maeterlinck. Paris. E. Fasquelle, 1910.
XXX, [2], 232, [2] p. 8°.

© Apr. 29, 1910; 2c. Mav 21, 1910; D:
21112; Eugene Fasquelle, Paris. 27056

— (The tragedie of); by William Shakespeare,
ed. with notes, introduction, glossary, list of
variorum readings and selected criticism by
Charlotte Porter and Helen A. Clarke. [First
folio ed.] New York, T. Y. Crowell & co.
[1904] 1 p. 1., xxxviii, 284 p. front, (port.)
16°.

© Thomas Y. Crowell & co.. New York ; A :
94663, Aug. 20, 1904; 2c. Aug. 20, 1904.

27057

a new ed. of Shakspere's works,

with critical text in Elizabethan English and
brief notes illustrative of Elizabethan life,
thought and idiom, by Mark Harvey IJddell.
V. 1. New York, Doubleday, Page & co., 1903.
xxxiii, 247, [1] p. f°. (The Elizabethan
Shakspere)

© Doubleday, Page & co., New York; A:
57561, Apr. 15, 1903 ;• 2c. Apr. 15, 1903.

27058
— (The tragedy of); ed. by Arthur C. L.
Hrown. New York, The Macmillan com-
panj% 1911. xviii, 135 p. front. 24°. (The
'I'udor Shakespeare)

© Dec. 13, 1911; 2c. Dec. 14, 1911; A:
300978; Macmillan co., New York. 27059

Macbeth — Continued.

(The tragedy of); ed. with introduction

and notes by Frederick Henry Sykes. New
York, C. Scribner's sons, 1910. xxvi, 210 p.
front. 16°. (The Scribner English classics)

© Apr. 9, 1910; 2c. Apr. 13, 1910; A:
201127 ; Charles Scribner's sons. New York.

27060

introduction and notes by Henry Nor-

man Hudson, ed. and rev. by Ebenezer Charl-
ton Black, with the cooperation of Andrew
Jack.son George. School ed. [Boston] Ginn
and company [1908] Ixv, 159 p. front,
(facsim. ) illus. 16°. (The new Hudson
Shakespeare)

© Glnn & CO.. Boston; A : 217502, Sept. 21.
1908; 2c. Sept. 30, 1908. 27061

with an appendix, containing sugges-
tions for its study, by F. T. Baker. New
York, Cincinnati [etc.] American book co.
[1898] 119 p. 12°. (Eclectic English clas-
sics)

© American book eo., New York : 1898 :
43118, July 19; 2c. Dec. 15. 27062

See also Shakespeare's works.

Macbeth a la mode; school burletta in 3 acts,
by AValter Ben Hare. Chicago, T. S. Deni-
son & CO. [19141 35 p. 12°. ([Denison's
specialties] )

© June 8. 1914; 2c. June 11, 1914; D:
37284; Eben H. Norris, Chicago. 27062a

Macbeth, altered a little; play in 2 acts, bv
J. D. Beattie. 22 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 13, 1911; D: 24206; John D.
Beattie, New York. 27063

Maccabean (A) cure. Sec Power of Purim.

Maccabean (The) rebellion; a drama in 3 acts,
by H. Woolf. 5 p. 4^ Typewritten.

© Harry Woolf, New York ; D : 1279, Jan.
13, 1902; Ic. Jan. 13, 1902; Ic. Jan. 2, 1908
(printed) 27064

Maccabees (The); a biblical drama in 3 acts,
from the French of Marin De Boylesve. New
York. The Roxbury publishing company
[1899] 41 p. p. 16°. (Wizard series)

© Roxburv pub. co.. New I'^ork ; 1899 :
76313, Nov. 22; 2c. Nov. 15. 27065

or. Judas the Brave.

© James William MacNamara, Philadel-
phia ; D : 8787, July 5, 1906. [For copies
reed, see D:6843] 27066

a drama in 4 acts, by J. W. MacNa-
mara. 35 p. f°. Typewritten.

© James William MacNamara, Philadel-
phia; D:6843, June 19, 1905; 2c. June 29.
1906. 27067

1350

27068

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

27091

McCarthy's masquerade; a comedy in 3 acts,
by Gallagher and West.

© Gallagher & West, New York; IS'JO :
33804, June 28. 27068

McCarthy's mishaps; an Irish comedy in 8
acts and 3 scenes, by B. Ferguson. 3 v. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Barney Ferguson. Baltimore ; 1887 :
3li390, Dec. 15; 2c. Mar. 3, 1888. 27069

McClanahan's wedding; in 3 acts, by William
B. Ketchum. 39 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Charles O. Ketchum, New Richmond, O. ;
D : 1816, Apr. 30, 1902 ; 2c. Jlav 7, 1902.

27070

MacCorniack circle; comedy drama in 3 acts,

by F. J. Lewis. [108] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 22, 1912; 0:29451; Florence J.

Lewis, Cambridge, Mass. 27071

McDonoug'h's wife. See New comedies.

McDocdle's flats; a comedy-drama in 3 acts, by
Frank Dumont.

© G. W^ lUce and Chas. Barton, New
York; 1898:48027, Aug. 15; 2c. Oct. 31.

27072

MacDougal alley; comedy sketch. 1).\- N. Two-
mey. IS p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 5, 1915; D : 405(50 ; Neil Two-
mey, Dorchester, Mass. 27072a

Macedonian (The); a 5 act play, by J. W. Cut-
shaw.

© James W. Cutshaw, Chicago; 1899:
G6868, Oct. 14. 27073

McFadden's alley; a 3 act Irish comedy, by
.J. B. Donovan.

© James B. Donovan, United States; 1896:
70188, Dec. 26. 27074

McFadden's elopement; an Irish farce comedy
in 3 acts, by A. E. Peck and G. H. Emerick.

© Albert E. Peck and George H. Emerick.
United States ; 1892 : 15537, Apr. 8. 27075

McFadden's flat; 3 act farce comedy, by E. F.
Kusli and C. Franklyn.

© Ed. F. Rush and Charles Franklyn, New
York ; 1896 : 56161, Oct. 10. 27076

McFadden's flats; a farce comedy in 3 acts, by
W. T. Fennessy.

© William T. Fennessy, New York; 1896:
56552, Oct. 13. 27077

McFadden's flats — Continued.

a musical farce comedy in 3 acts, by C. E.

Blaney.

© Charles E. Blaney, New York; 1896:
57136, Oct. 17. 27079

— an Irish comedy in 3 acts, by Fisher and
Carroll.

© Fisher & Carroll, New York; 1896:

56957, Oct. 16.

27078

1351

a play, by G. M. McCarthy.

© George IM. McCarthy and William Black.
New York ; 1896 : 58809, Oct. 26. 27080

McFadden's masquerade; a comedy in 3 acts,
by M. Gallagher.

© Matt Gallagher, New York ; 1896 : 65166,
Nov. 30. ' 27081

McFadden's reception; a comedy, by M. Bran-
nan.

© Michael Brannan, New York; 1896:
590SS, Oct. 27. . 27082

McFadden's row of flats; a comedy, by G. Hill.
Typewritten. [ Synopsis]

©• Gus Hill. New York; 1896:58094. Oct.
22; 2c. Nov. 5. 27083

comedy in 3 acts, by C. A. Loder.

© Chas. A. Loder, New York; 1896:56158,
Oct. 10. 27084

by M. Gallagher.

© Matt (Jallagher, New York; 1896:57739,
Oct. 20. 27085

a nmsicnl farce roniedv in 3 acts, bv C.

E. Blaney.

© Charles E. Blanev, New York; 1896:
57137, Oct. 17. 27086

McFadden's spirits; farcical comedy drama in
3 acts, l>y J. C. Roach and J. A. Knox. 123
p. Ms.

© J. C. Roach and J. Armoy Knox, United
States; 1884:20442, Oct. 10; 2c. Oct. 10.

27087

McFadden's triumph; a comedy, by J. Con-
nor Roach and J. A. Knox.

© James Connor Roach and J. Armoy
Knox, New York ; 1885 : 3612, Feb. 9. 27088

McFadden's yellow kid. See G'Hoolig'an.

McFadon's v/ake; in 4 acts, by J. C. Sturte-
vant.

© John Chappel Sturtevant. Bi'ooklyn ;
1888 : 1942, Jan. 17 : Ic. Jan. 17. 27089

McFee of Dublin; a farce comedy in 3 acts, by
J. T. Kelly and Charles T. Vincent.

© John T. Kelly, New York; 1892:21657,
May 23. 27090

McFee's matrimonial bureau; a farce comedy
in 3 acts, by F. Goodbar.

© Fate Goodbar, St. Louis; 1896:46034.
Aug. 12. 2709]

27093

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

27110

McFodd's bribe; sketch in 1 scene with song,
by J. P. Gibbs. 14 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 18, 1911; D : 23121 ; John P.
Gibbs, Philadelphia. 27092

McFods (The); or, The pranks of a sailor, a

comedy in 2 acts.

© S. H. Laurence, Philadelphia; 1882:
4484, Mar. 22. 27093

McGinty the sport; a farce comedy in 3 acts,
by E. F. Rush and James D. Flynn.

© Ed. F. Rush, New York; 1897:21097,
Apr. 2. 27094

McGrinty's troubles.

© Frank Mahara, United States; 1890:
34115, Oct. 31. 27095

McGroogin's union suit.

© F. M. Barton, Cleveland; D: 15998,
June 4, 1909. 27096

McGuire's funeral; play in 1 act, by B. F. Aus-
tin. 10 p. 8°. Ms.

© Ic. Apr. 11, 1913 ; D : 33052 ; B. F. Aus-
tin, Los Angeles. 27097

Mach-kach (The) stones; by M. L, Allen. 45 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Blartha Louise Allen, Chicago ; D :
13725, Aug. 31, 1908; 2c. Aug. 31, 1908.

27098
Machacante (El); melodrama en 2 actos. divi-
didos en 8 cuadros, en prosa, original de Ri-
cardo Hernandez Bermudez y Julian Moy-
ron, intermedios musicales de los maestros
Quislant y Badla. Madrid [Sociedad de au-
tores espaiioles] 1912. 66 p. 12°. [Libretto
only]

© Mar. 6, 1913; 2c. Mar. 7, 1913; D:
32557 ; R. Hernandez Bermfidez y J. Moyron,
Madrid. 27099

melodrama lirico en 1 acto, dividido en 5

cuadros, en prosa, original de J. Moyron y E.
H. Bermudez, mtisica de los maestros Quis-
lant y Badla. Madrid [Sociedad de autores
espaiioles] 1914. 40 p. 12°. [Libretto only]

© Mar. 15, 1915; Ic. Mar. 17, 1915; D:
40036; Julian Moyron and E. H. Bermfidez,
Madrid. 27099a

Machaquito 6 el gato negro; viaje comico-lirico
en 1 acto y 5 cuadros, en prosa, original de
los senores YrSyzoz y maestro Quislant. Ma-
drid [Sociedad de autores espanoles] 1911.
41 p. 12°.

© Dec. 30, 1911 ; 2c. Jan. 2, 1912 ; D : 28168 ;
U. Yrdyzoz, Madrid. 27100

Macharado (The); or, The lord high elocu-
tioner, a travesty upon the Mikado in 1 act,
written by S. Freedman, with several musi-
cal numbers composed by Mrs. B. B. Young.

© Samuel Freedman, Omaha, Neb. ; 1889 :
%82, Mar. 27. 27101

Machette; a melodrama in 4 acts, by L. Q. Jef-
fries.

© L. Q. Jeffries, Wooster, O. ; 1881:10849,
July 13. 27102

Machiavelli; a comic opera in 2 acts, book and
l.\ric.s by G. Aertson, jr., music by Leland B.
Hall. 58 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto
only]

© Guilliaom Aertsen, jr., Philadelphia ; D :
6522, Apr. 15, 1905; 2c. Apr. 15, 1905. 27103

— — drama in 4 acts, by F. P. Norton. New
York, Schulte press [1915] 44 p. 4°.

© Sept. 28, 1915; 2c. Sept. 30, 1915; D:
41868 ; Franklin P. Norton, New York.

27103a

Machine (The). See Plays of protest.

Machine (The) and its wheels. See Clever-
dale (The) mystery.

Macht; ein soziales schauspiel iu 4 akten, voa
J. Wiegaud. Berlin, E. Fleischel & co., 1903.
4 p. 1., 164 p. 12°.

© Joluum Wiegaud, Bremen, Germany ; D :
4004, Sept. 25, 1903 ; 2c. Sept. 25, 1903. 27104

M'Kean (The) case; play of to-day in 3 acts, by
H. P. Mawson. 91 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 23, 1912; D: 31226; Harry P.
Mawson, New York. 27105

McKenna's flirtation; an original comedy in 3
acts, by B. Selden. 130 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Edgar Selden, New York; 1887:21022,
Aug. 16 ; 2c. Dec. 27. 27106

Mackinac; or, At the Island of Mackinac, a
society drama in 4 acts, by P. L. Brittell.
Typewritten. [Synopsis.]

© Paul Leo Brittell, Canton, O. ; 1894 : 28653.
July 9 ; Ic. .July 9. 27107

McKinley (The) bill; a musical farce-comedy in
3 acts, a satire on the tariff, by F. Burt.

© Frank Burt, Joliet, 111. ; 1890 : 37675, Nov.
28. 27108

Mackrummins (The); a comedy-drama in 3
acts, by L. F. Baum.

© Louis F. Baum, liichburg, N. Y. ; 1882:
2236, Feb. 11. 27109

Mack's collegian three in a night at college;
play in 1 act, by R. G. Coad. [1], 7 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 23, 1915; D: 42552; Ralph G.
Coad, New York. 27109a

McLeary (The) mascot; a 1 act play, by E. M.
Lent.

© Evangeline M. Lent, New York ; D : 9508,
Nov. 23, 1906. 27110

1352

27111

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

27133

McMahon's mishaps; a comedy in 3 acts, by
F. S. Giblis.

© Gus Botliner, New York; 1891:11121,
Mar. 26. 27111

McManus luck. See Bumpernickle's trou-
bles.

McNamara, bad man; western novelty playlet
in 1 act, by C. Wilbur. 13 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Dec. 2, 1912; D : 81531 ; Crane Wil-
bur, Union Hill, N. J. 27112

MacNeill of MacNeill, V. C. ; play in 4 acts, by
.Jean du Rocher Macpberson. 120 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. May 1, 1915 ; D : 40536 ; La Margaret
flu Rocher Macpberson, New York. 27112a

McSorley's; a comedy in 3 acts and 4 scenes.
© Edward Harrigan, New York; 1882:
20118, Nov. 27. 27113

McSorley's courtship; a comedy in 3 acts, by
W. H. McCart.

© Wm. H. McCart, Boston; 1894:15900,
Mar. 21. 27114

McSorley's hotel; a musical farce in 3 acts, by
F. T. Merritt.

© Frank T. Merritt and Mark Davis, De-
troit ; 1897 : 65269, Nov. 23. 27115

McSorley's inflation; a comedy in 3 acts and 4
scenes, by E. Harrigan. 83 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Edward Harrigan, New York; 1882:
20018, Nov. 25. 2c. Dec. 5. 27116

McSorley's twins; a musical farce in 3 acts, by
George H. Emerick.

© Frank T. Merritt and Mark Davis, De-
troit ; 1897 : 65268, Nov. 23. 27117

McS weeny, the boss; a 1 act political playlet
[by F. J. Beaman] 22 p. 4°. Typewritten.
© Ic. Aug. 2, 1909 ; D : 16440 ; Fred J. Bea-
man, Jackson, Mich. 27118

McSweeny's jubilee; or, A put up job, 3-act
comedy, [by] A. D. Borden. Typewritten.

© Edward Rogers and Edwin Ryan, New
York ; 1897 : 8374, Jan. 30 ; 2c. Mar. 27. 27119

McSweeny's nomination; a comedy in 3 acts,
by W^ F. Smith.

© AVilliam F. Smith, North Adams, Mass. ;
1892 : 9295, Mar. 1. 27120

McSwiggan's parliament; an explosive comedy,
significantly satirical, harmlessly bomb-astic,
and musically original, by F. G. Maeder.

© Fred G. Maeder, St. Louis; 1887:3522,
Feb. 14. 27121

McTavish.

© Elizabeth Simpson Broome, Brooklyn ;
D : 85.51, May 18, 1906. 27122

McWade, the bloodhound; a 3 act sensational
drama, by H. Bar.

© Harry Bar, Chicago ; 1878 : 2116, Feb. 18.

27123

McWade's platoon; burlesque dialect police

drill, by Frank Dumont. New York, Chicago

[etc.] M. Witmark & sons, 1905. 9 p. 12°.

© M. Witmark & sons, New York; D:

6127, Jan. 23, 1905 ; 2c. Jan. 23, 1905. 27124

Mad actors; or, Shakespeare in the kitchen, a
farce, by W. B. Cavanagh.

© William B. Cavanagh, New York;
1873:12219, Oct. 24. 27125

Mad Anthony; an American play in 4 acts, by
L. Westervelt.

© Leonidas Westervelt, New York; D:
2087, July 5, 1902. 27126

Mad (A) astronomer; a musical sketch, writ-
ten and composed by Alfred B. Sedgwick.
New York, Happy hours company.

© Happv hours co.. New York ; 1875 :
10547, Oct. 13; 2c. Nov. 5. 27127

Mad (The) captive; a thrilling drama in 4
acts portraying love, hate and revenge, by
W. B. Davy.

© Wm. B. Davy, Chicago; D : 9950, Feb.
11, 1907. 27128

Mad (The) count; or, After the ball, a skit
of 1893, a farce comedy, by S. B. Groenevelt.
Typewritten.

© Sara B. Groenevelt, New York; 1893:
49698, Nov. 7; 2c. Nov. 7. 27129

Mad (The) czar; a Russian historical drama
in 5 acts, by G. L. Pollock. 75 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Gabriel L. Pollock, Chicago; D : 4905,
Apr. 20, 1904; 2c. Apr. 20, 1904. 27130

Mad (The) detective; or, The girls of New
York, a drama.

© Albert H. and Wm. C. Henderson, Balti-
more; 1873:5680, May 21. 27131

Mad Don; drama in 4 acts, by John Paul Lowell.
63 p. 4°, Typewritten.

© J. Paul Lowell, Minneapolis ; 1897 : 8133,
Jan. 29; 2c. Feb. 8. 27132

Mad for love; or. The mad queen, an original
drama in 5 acts, by Isaac C. Pray.

© Sarah Pray, New York ; 1873 : 7236, June
24. 27133

1353

27133

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

27155

Mad (The) friar; sketch, by T. F. Langan.
5 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 9, 1915; D : 40314 ; Thomas

Francis Langan, Chicago. 27133a

Mad (A) love; a new version of Lady Audley's
secret, in 4 acts, dramatized by Edward
Locke. 65 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© American amusement assn., Chicago ; D :
6858, June 21, 1905; 2c. June 21, 1905.

27134

Mad Margery; or. The. rag pickers of Roach
alley, a drama in 5 acts, by Mrs. O. S. Mat-
tesou.

© Mrs. O. S. Matteson, Cliicago ; 1875:
13343, Dec. 17. 27135

Mad (A) marriage; by May Agues Fleming.
© May Agnes Fleming. United States;
1874:13941, Nov. 13. 27136

a drama, by Wni. P.. Hurst.

© Tlios. W. Broadliurst. New York; D:
2722, Dec. 16, 1902. 27137

a melodrama in 4 acts, by F. Allen, cover-
title, 8 p. 12°. Printed.

© Frank Allen. New York ; D : 3011, June
18, 1903; 2c. Sept. 4, 1903. 27138

Mad (A) match; or, The heartless brother, a
tragedy in 3 acts, by T. Lookup.

© Thomas Lookup, New York ; 1877 : 1481,
Feb. 7. 27139

Mad (The) merrymakers of Gotham; comedy
in 5 acts, by A. C. P.liuit. [3J, 97 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 22, 1910; D : 22027 ; Anna C.
Blunt, Schenectady, N. Y. 27140

Mad (The) millionaire; play in 4 acts, by E.
W. Waldron. 87 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 20, 1915 ; D : 40709 ; E. W.
Waldron, New York. 27141

Mad (The) mullah; a comic opera in 2 acts
and 4 scenes, by Laurence Porcher Hext and
diaries Hill Findley.

© Hext and Findley, Savannah, Ga. ; D :
3339, Apr. 16, 1903. 27142

Mad (The) queen. ,Sec Mad for love.

Mad (The) River legacy; a romance of the
Rig Smoky Mountains, play in 4 acts, by C.
M. Skinner and O. Skinner.

© Charles M. Skinner and Otis Skinner,
Brooklyn; 1887:8197, Apr. 5. 27143

Mad (The) stampede; dramatic composition,
liy C. H. McFarland (Charles H. Mackie)
10 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Charles Hugh McFarland, Boston; D:
10346, Mar. 26, 1907; 2c. Mar. 26, 1907.

27144

Mad (The) violinist; a 1 act tragedy, by F.
Di Maria.

© Praucesca Di Maria. New York; 1899:
52754, Aug. 17; 2c. Aug. 17. 27145

Mad (The) woman's daughter.

© Frank S. and Charlotte G. Nichols, New
York; 1881:10813, July 12. 27146

Mad (The) world; a drama in 4 acts, by J.
W. Bruner. San Francisco.

© Jane W. Bruner, United States; 1880:

15850, Oct. 18. 27147

Madaline; an American drama in 4 acts, by
J. Ilhode. Ms.

© John Rhode, New York ; 1881 : 5814, Apr.
16; Ic. May 17. 27148

Madam Alimony; farcical satire in 3 acts, by
O. Selleck and J. C. Breil. 93, [1] p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Mav 4, 1911; D : 24135 ; Oakley Sel-
leck and J. C. Breil, New York. 27149
Madam Butterfly; a Japanese tragedy, by L.
lllica and G. (iiacosa, founded on the works
of John L. Long and David Belasco, music
))v G. Puccini. English version by E. H.
Elkin. London, G. llieordi & co., 1905. 8
p. 1., [4]-55, [4]-55 p. 8°. [Libretto only.
Italian and English]

© G. Ricordi & co., Milan; D : 6692, Maj
19, 1905; 2c. May 19, 1905; Ic. new ed. with
English text Oct. 3, 1906. 27150

a Japanese tragedy founded on the book

by John L. Long and the drama by David
Belasco, Italian libretto by L. Illica and G.
Giacosa, English version by R. H. Elkin,
music by G. Puccini. Loudon, G. Ricordi iK:
CO., 1906. 5 p. 1., [4]-54, [4]-54 p. 8°. [Li-
bretto only. Italian and English]

© G. Ricordi & co., Milan; D : 8692, June
13, 1900; 2c. June 13, 1900. 27151

See also Madama Butterfly. — Madame

Butterfly.

Madam Chrysanthem.um.

© Alice Johnson. New York; 1900 A : 9406,
Apr. 13. 27152

Same. Typewritten.

© Wni. Richard Goodall and Alice John-
sou, United States; 1900 A : 12263, May 15:
2c. May 15. 27153

See also Madame Chrysantheme.

Madam Clementina's modes; by L. L. Kauf-
man. 11 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 28, 1910; D : 21439 ; Laura L.
Kaufman. San Francisco. 27154

Madam Devar, novelist; a drama in 3 acts, by
L. M. Lister. 28 p. f. Typewritten.

© Lydia Marcelle Lister, San Francisco ;
D : 7635, Nov. 29, 1905 ; 2c. Dec. 1, 1905.

27155

1354

27156

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

27179

Madam Jael, moonshiner; 1 act play, by G. Y.
MacMurphy. [2], 21 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 21, 1913; D : 33004 ; George Y.
MacMurphy, The Plains, Va. 27156

Madam Penington's plot; 1 act play with origi-
nal incidental music, by E. B. Comins. 29 p.
4°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Oct. 22, 1909 ; D : 1 716G ; Elizabeth
Barker Comins, Jamaica Plain, Mass. 27157

Madam Piper; a musical comedy in 3 acts, by
W. INIorse.

© Woolson Morse, Boston; 1882:6736, Apr.
27. 27158

Madam Princeton's temple of beauty; a farce,
by T. S. Denison. Chicago, T. S. Denison.

© T. S. Denison. Chicago; 1895:35812.
July 9; 2c. Aug. 24. 27159

/[adam Robare; a satire in 1 act and 1 scene,
by W. K. Sparks. 21 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© William K. Sparks, Buffalo; D : 759,
Aug. 15, 1901; 2c. Aug. 15, 1901. 27160

Madam Satan; playlet, by Mrs. W. O. Allen.
[5] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 4, 1911 ; D : 25934 ; Mrs. Wilton
O. Allen, Chicago. 27161

Madam, the agent; a comedv in 4 acts, by S.
P. Carr. Ms.

© Sarah Pratt Carr, Lemoore, Cal. ; 1892:
20983, May 18; 2c. May 20. 27162

Madam Vivian's morals; a play iu 4 acts, by
H. A. McAnarney. 101 p. 8°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 18, 1909; D: 16585; Henry
Aloysius McAnarney, Baltimore. 27163

Madam Wise; musical comedy in 2 acts, by E.
G. O'Connor. 11 p. 4°. Typewritten.
[Words only]

© Ic. Oct. 25, 1911 ; D : 25603 ; Edward G.
O'Connor, Lowell. 27164

Madama Butterfly; (da John L. Long e David
Belasco) tragedia giapponese, di L. Illica e G.
Giacosa, musica di Giacomo Puccini. Milano
[etc.] G. Ricordi & co. ; New York, Boosey &
CO., 1904. 73 p. 8°. [Libretto onl/]

© G. Ricordi & co., Milan; D : 4.565, Jan.
29, 1904; 2c. Jan. 29, 1904. 27165

- Same.
© G. Ricordi & co.

D:4878. Apr.
27166

Milan
15, 1904; 2c. Apr. 15, 1904.

tragedia japonesa de L. Illica y G.

Giacosa en 3 actos, musica de Jacobo Puc-
cini, adaptacion al espahol de J. Z. Mihln,
Londres [etc.] G. Ricordi & co., 1907. 39 p.
8°. [Libretto only]

© G. Ricordi & co., Milan; D : 11563, Oct.
21, 1907; 2c. Oct. 21, 1907. 27167

Madame (The); by J. W. Isham.

© John AVallace Isham, New York; 1897:
59332, Oct. 19. 27168

a comedy in 4 acts, by Charles F. Cogldan.

© Louisa E. Coghlan, England ; D : 103,
Jan. 28, 1901. 27169

episode from the life of a coquette, by

G. F. Sturgis. [20] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 3. 1911; D: 25389; Granville
Forbes Sturgis, Denver. 27170

a play in 4 acts, dramatized and adapted

by R. Bates, from Fraiik Lee Benedict's
novel. 59 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Rosa Bates, New York ; 1877 : 9493, Aug.
IS. 1 copy received. 27171

Madame Aurelie; comedie en 1 acte, de Ives
iNIirande et Marcel Simon. Paris, Librairie
theatrale du Nouveau siecle, 1910. 31 p.
12°.

© Sept. 1, 1911; 2c. Oct. 23, 1911; D:
2.5559; G. Ondet et M. Viterbo, Paris. 27172

Madame Barbe-Bleue; operette en 2 actes et
4 tableaux, de P. L. Flers et G. Arnould.
Paris, C. Joubert, 1909. 64 p. 8°. [Libretto
only]

© Feb. 19, 1910; 2c. Feb. 7, 1910; D:
20130; C. Joubert, Paris. 27173

Madame Basini; drama in 1 act, by V. Kline.
12 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 26, 1913; D: 34243; Virginia

Kline, New York. 27174

Madame Benvolio; drama in 1 act, by G. Moy-
st'on. 15 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 5. 1910; D : 20712 ; Guy Moys-
ton, Memphis, Tenn. 27175

Madame Betty; a play in 4 acts, by E. S. Tup-
per. 60 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Edith Sessions Tupper, New York ; D :
368, Apr. 19. 1901; 2c. Apr. 19, 1901. 27176

Madame Bluebeard. See King (A) for a day.

Madame Bohemia; in 4 acts, by F. Neilson.

Typewritten.

© Francis Neilson. London ; 1900 A : 24935.

Oct. 8; 2c. Oct. 8. 27177

Madame Boniface; a comic opera in 3 acts, by

J. F. Milliken.

© James F. Milliken, New York; 1883:

23064, Dec. 13. 27178

Madame Butterfly; d'apres John Ij. Long ot

David Belasco, drame lyrique en 3 actes de

L. Illica and G. Giacosa, tr. francaise de Paul

Ferrier, musique de Giacomo Puccini. Paris,

G. Ricordi & cie. 1906. 71 p. 12°. [French

libretto only]

© G. Ricordi & co., Milan; D : 9204, Oct.

8, 1906 ; 2c. Oct. 8, 1906. 27179

1355

27180

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

27193

Madame Butterfly — Continued.

See also Kleine (Die) Frau Schmetter-

ling. — Madam Butterfly. — Madama Butter-
fly.—Pani Motylek.

Madame Cantharide; fantaisie-op^rette en 2
actes et 5 tableaux, [par] Louis Lemarchand
et F. de Rouvray. Paris, C. Joubert [1908]
2 p. 1., [7]-137 p. 12°. [Libretto only]

© Joubert, Paris ; D : 12350, Feb. 10, 1908 ;
2c. Feb. 10, 1908. 27180

Madame Caverlet; a drama in 5 acts, tr. and
adapted from the French of Emile Augier,
by E. Waller.

© Emma Waller, Boston ; 1876 : 4907, Apr.
22. 27181

Madame Chrysan theme; lyric opera in 4 acts,
prologue and epilogue, after Pierre Loti
[pseud, of Julien Viaud] English version
by C. T. Mason, music by Andre Messager.
New York, Charles E. Burden, 1911. 53 p.
8°. [Libretto only. French and English]

© Dec. 27, 1911; 2c. Dec. 28, 1911; D:
28114; C. E. Burden, New York. 27182

See also Madam Chiysanthemum.

Madame Croquet's supper party; a novel draw-
ing room entertainment, designed, written
and arr. by G. F. and H. Crook. A limited ed.
printed for private use only, 1874. 24 1. sq.
12°.

© George F. and Harriette Crook, Old
Cambridge, Mass. ; 1874 : 14568, Dec. 3 ; 2c.
Dec. 3. 27183

Madame de Chatillon; comgdie historique en 5
actes et 6 tableaux, par P. Verola. 28 p. 4°.
(Supplement gratuit au no. 2922 du Monde
illustre, 29 mars 1913)

© ]\Iar. 29, 1913; 2c. Apr. 25, 1913; D:
33063; Paul V6rola, Paris. 27184

Madame de Fontenay; in 5 acts, by J. Hede-
man and S. Walkey. 74 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© J. Hederaan and S. Walkey, London ; D :
66, Jan. 23, 1901; 2c. Jan. 23, 1901. 27185

Madame de Frassinet; drama in 5 acts, by
M. Walsh.

© Marie Walsh, Brooklyn; 1899:17149,
Mar. 6. 27186

Madam.e De Lacey. See Ten thousand dol-
lars.

Madame de Portment's school; comedy in 1
act, by E. C. Wilkinson. New York, S.
French; London, S. French, ltd., 1904. 1
p. 1., 17 p. 12°.

© Samuel French, New York ; D : 5447,
Aug. 16, 1904; 2c. Nov. 19, 1904. 27187

Madame Devil-may-care. See Madame Sans
G€ne.

Madame du Barry; play in 1 act, by H. Cheney.

12 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 4, 1911; D : 23008 ; Helen
Cheney, New York. 27188

Madame Dupree's reception. Ms.

© Lowrey and Francis, Philadelphia ; 1897 :
57043, Oct. 8; Ic. Oct. 8. 27189

Madame est sortie; comedie en 1 acte pour
jeunes demoiselles, par Alexandre Guillet.
New York, W. R. Jenkins company [1914] J
20 p. 12°. ([Theatre pour la jeunesse, no.
16])

© Sept. 28, 1914; 2c. Oct. 21, 1914; D:
38640; Wm. R. Jenkins co.. New York.

27189a

Madame Fauvel, the banker's wife; a new
emotional society drama in prologue and 5
acts, by Frank Mack and Lewis Mitchell. 4
p. 4°. Typewritten. [Synopsis]

© Mack and Mitchell, New York; 1880:
12500, Aug. 12; 2c. Aug. 12. 27190

Madame Favart; or. The star of the stage,
a comic opera in 3 acts, tr. and adapted from
the French by P. B. Hunting and C. F. Pid-
gin. Boston.

© Percy B. Hunting and Charles F. Pidgin,
Massachusetts; 1881:9832, June 22. 27191

Madame finds out; play in 1 act, by W. Mack.

13 p. 4°. Typewritten.

(g) Ic. May 8, 1915; D: 40597; Willard
Mack and Chas. Bachmann, New York.

27191a

Madame Flair; musical satire in 1 act, by O.
Con well. 29 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto
only]

© Ic. June 5, 1915 ; D : 40858 ; O'Kane Con-
well, New York. 27191b

Madame Flirt; comedie en 4 actes, de Paul
Gavault et Georges Beer. New York, V.
Ciocia, printer, 1902. 214 p. 12°.

© Clyde Fitch, New York; D : 2179, Aug.
4, 1902; 2c. Aug. 4, 1902. 27192

Madame Free-and-Easy. See Madame Sans
Gene.

Madame Grundy's dilemma. See Maids,
modes and manners.

Madame Hautier. See Mother's (A) punish-
ment.

Madame Hortense; a drama in 3 acts, by B.
Whitney.

© Bruce Whitney, Detroit; 1889:35101,
Nov. 19. 27193

1356

27194

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

27212

Madame Hyane; eine begebenheit in 1 akt,
von IMax Ferner unci Ph. Weichand, bearbei-
tet von Max Neal. [21] p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. June 10, 1911; D: 24454; Alfred
Spitz, New York. 27194

Madame is abed; a vaudeville, by John A.
Woodward. Boston, C. H. Spencer, 1871. 1
p. 1., 16 p. 12°. ([Spencer's universal stage,
no. 63] )

© Charles H. Spencer, Boston; 1871:9410,
Oct. 7; 2c. Oct. 7. 27195

Madame is served; a comedy in 1 act, by
Charles H. Heydemann. 35 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ernest Mayer, London ; D : 12245, Jan.
27, 1908; 2c. Jan. 27, 1908. 27196

Madame Jane Junk and Joe; play in 3 acts,
by K. Oglebay and C. D. Packard Taylor.
[3], 99 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 14, 1910 ; D : 21557 ; Kate Ogle-
bay, New York. 27197

Madame Jeanette; or. His mother's sin, 5 act
drama complete with songs, by L. R. Bass.

© Louis R. Bass, Brooklyn ; D : 10099,
Mar. 8, 1907. 27198

or. My lady's maid, a comedy drama in

1 act and 1 scene, by E. Roy. 2 p. 1., 17 p.
f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 27, 1914; D: 38615; Elberta
Roy, Brooklyn. 27198a

Madame la colonel; by I. de Malchin.

© Ivan de Malchin, San Francisco; 1896:
62790, Nov. 17. 27199

Madame la marquise; by A. E. Lyon. 19 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Anna E. Lyon, New York ; D :7619, Nov.
25, 1905 ; 2c. Nov. 25, 1905. 27200

a comedy in 5 acts, adapted from the

French, by L. H. Hooper.

© Lucy Hamilton Hooper, United States;
1875:7376, July 14. 27201

drama in 1 act, by H. D. Frethey. Type-
written.

© Heloise Durant Frethey, New York;
1894 : 27115, May 31 ; 2c. May 31. 27302

-prologue and 4 acts, by E. C. Chapeau.

Typewritten.

© Ellen Chazal Chapeau, Savannah, Ga. ;
1900 A : 24973, Oct. 8 ; 2c. May 2, 1901. 27203

See also Whose wife?

Madame Lavendere; play in 3 acts, by E. B.
Kealing. [46] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 25, 1911 ; D : 23747 ; Ethel Black
Kealing, Indianapolis. 27204

Madame I'avocat; a comedy in 3 acts, by Lud-
wig Schisa Stampacchia and H. G. Rogers.

© Henry Gustave Rogers, New York ; 1896 :
31523, May 23. 27205

Madame Legros; drama in 3 akten, von Hein-
rich Mann. Berlin, P. Cassirer, 1913. 164 p.
12°.

© Nov. 1, 1913 ; 2c. Nov. 26, 1913 ; D : 35165 ;
Paul Cassirer, Berlin. 27206

Madame Leon; an original, emotional drama,
by Helen Lowell.

© Helen Powell, Philadelphia ; 1890 : 13655,
April 25. 27207

Madame Lucette & co.; farcical play in 3 acts,
by C. Klein. [109] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 19, 1915; D : 40401 ; Charles
Klein, Hampstead, England. 27207a

Madame Macaroni's cooking class; comedy in
4 acts, by E. S. Stilwell.

© Lyceum pub. co., Philadelphia ; 1900 A :
16044, June 28. 27208

Madame Malbrough; opera-bouffe en 3 actes,
paroles de Luf.-ieu Metivet, musique de Aime
liiichaume. Paris, Enoch & cie. [etc.] 1908.
[6], 132 p. 12°. [Libretto only]

© Enoch & CO., Paris; D : 14407, Nov. 28,
1908 ; 2c. Nov. 28, 1908. 27209

Madame Margot; comedie historique en 4 actes
dont un prologue et cinq tableaux, par E.
Moreau et C. Clairville. (L'Ulustration the-
atrale no. 138, 29 Janvier 1910)

© Jan. 29, 1910 ; 2c. Apr. 2, 1910 ; D : 20668 ;
Emile Moreau and Charles Clairville, Paris.

27210

Madame Mephisto; piece k spectacle en 2 actes
et 6 tableaux, de H. Monreal et H. Blon-
deau. 2 §d. Paris, C. Joubert, 1907. 145 p.
8^

© C. Joubert, Paris; D: 10328, Apr. 10,
1907; 2c. Apr. 10, 1907. 27211

Madame Moselle; [play in 3 acts] original story
by Max Moeller, adapted by Edward A. Paul-
ton, nmsic by Ludwig Englander. New York,
The W. C. Parker company, inc., 1914. 51 p.
8°.

© Mar. 28, 1914; Ic. Mar. 30, 1914; D:
86504 ; W. C. Parker co., inc.. New York.

27211a

Madame Nadine; dramatic sketch in 1 act, by
J. A. Golden. 27 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Joseph A. Golden, New York ; D : 14839,
.Tan. 18, 1909 ; 2c. Jan. 18, 1909. 27212

Madame Nouveau-Riche. See Mrs, Newly-
Bich.

1357

27213

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

27222

Madame Null; sclnvaiilc in 3 akten, von Max
DautheiKley. Jjeipzij^:, E. Kowohlt verlag, 1911.
88 p. 8°.

© Nov. 30, 1911: 2c. Feb. 17, 1912; D:
28739 ; Ernst Uowolilt verlas, Leipzig. 27213

Madame Parlez Vous (La Nature); by J. W.
Ishani. »

© John Wallace Isham, New York; 1897:
59334, Oct. 19. 37214

Madame Peroxide; 1 act comedy, by K. Stagg.

© Katherine Stagg, New York ; 1899 : 68011,

Oct. 20. 27215

Madame Recamier; play in 1 act, by L. .Tudson.
[2J, 42 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 16, 1914; D : 38S17 ; Leonard
Judson, New York. 27215a

Madame Saccard; or, Rene, a drama in 5 acts, by
B. B. Vallentine.

© B. B. Vallentine, New York; D : 87, Jan.
29, 1901. 27216

Madame Sans Gene; comedie en 3 actes pre-
c6dee d'nn prologue, par V. Sardou et E.
Moreau. [Pari.s, Impr. de I'lUustration]
1907. 2 p. 1., 92 p. 12°.

© Victorien Sardon et Emile Moreau, Paris ;
D : 11910, Dec. 13, 1907 ; 2c. Dec. 13. 1907.

27217

— • comniedia di Vittoriauo Sardou ed E.
I\[oreau, ridotta per le scene liriche in 3 atti
da Renato Simoni, nuisicata da Uniberto Gior-
dano. Milano, Edoardo Sonzogno, 1915. 79 p.
12°. [Libretto only]

© Feb. 18, 1915 ; Ic. Mar. 9, 1915 ; D : 39905 ;
Edoardo Sonzogno, Milan. 27217a

— commedia in 3 atti, di Vittoriano Sardou ed
E. Moreau, ridotta per le scene liriche da
Renato Simoni, musicata da Urnberto Gior-
dano. Milano, Edoardo Sonzogno, 1914. 73 p.
12°. [Libretto only]

© June 5, 1914; Ic. June 15, 1914; D:
37312 ; Edoardo Sonzogno, Milan. 27217b

opera in 4 acts, book by Renato Simoni,

after the comedy by Victorien Sardou and E.
Moreau, music by Uniberto Giordano, English
ver.sion by George Harris, jr. New York, G.
Schirmer [1915] 71 p. 8°. [Libretto only]

© Jan. 13, 1915; 2c. Jan. 15, 1915; D:
39399; G. Schirmer, New York. 27217c

■ (Madame Devil-may-care) ; a comedy in 3

acts and a prologue, by Victorien Sardou and
Adrien Moreau, English by Charles Henry
Meltzer. New York, S. French ; London, S.
French, ltd., 1901. 83 p. 12°.

© William H. Wiley, New York ; I) : 1056,
Nov. 2, 1901; 2c. Dec. 27, 1902. 27218

Madame Sans Gene — Continued.

(Madame Free-and-Easy); by Victorien

Sardou, argument of the play, French and
Englisli by Frederic Lyster. New York, F.
Rullman.

© F. Rullman, New York ; 1895 : 10869, Feb.
22; 2c. Feb. 25. 27219

See also Washer- woman (The) duchess.

Madame Sarah Bernhardt ne joue pasaujourd-
'hui; sketch en 1 acte, par A. Ferrier. [14 1 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 24, 1914; D: 36107; Andre Fer-
rier, San Francisco. 27219a

Madame Serafin; operette in 3 akten, von Georg
(Jkonkowski uud Bruno Granichstaedten,
nmsik von Robert Winterberg. Text der
gesange. Berlin, E. Bote & G. Bock, 1911.
31 p. 8°.

© Aug. 30, 1911; 2c. Sept. 26, 1911; D:
25366; Ed. Bote & G. Bock, Berlin. 27220

Madame Sherry; a new and original musical
play, from the French of I\I. (;)r(lonneau, by
C. E. Hands, lyrics by Adrian Ross, music
by Hugo Felix. Lyrics. Loudon, Chappell
& CO., ltd., 1903. cover-title, 28 p. 8°.

© Cliappell & CO., London; D : 4427, Dec.
24, 1903; 2c. Dec. 24, 1903. 27220a

operette in 3 akten, von Paul Burani und

Maurice Ordouneau, deutsche bearbeitung
von Benno Jacobson, verse und musik von
Hugo Felix. Berlin, R. Lienau [etc.] 1902.
51, [1] p. 16°. [Libretto only]

© Felix Bloch erben, Berlin : D : 2582,
Nov. 11, 1902; 2c. Nov. 13, 1902. 27221

Madame Snob. See Snobinette.

Madame Tantale; play in 3 acts, by C. Stra-
kosch. 144 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 6. 1915; D: 39882; Carl Stra-
kosch, New York. 27221a

Madame Troubadour; vaudeville-operette in 3
akten, nach dem franzosischen, von Bela Jen-
bach und Robert Pohl, musik von Felix Al-
bini. 101 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto
only]

© Ludwig Doblinger (Bernard Herzman-
skv), Vienna; D : 15164, Feb. 23, 1909; 2c.
Feb. 23, 1909; 2c. (printed) June 17, 1909.

27222

Madame Walewska; play in 1 act, by L. Jud-
son. 22 p. 4°. ■ Typewritten.

© Ic. July 30, 1915; D : 41365 ; Leonard
Judson, New York. 27222a

Madame Who Are You; comedy in 2 acts, by
A. Hoffman. [148] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 1, 1914 ; D : 37716 ; Aaron Hoff-
man, New York. 27222b

1358

27223

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

27241

Madame X; in 4 acts and a prologue, adapted

from the French of Alexander Bisson by

John M. Ilaphael. 141 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Henrv W, Savage, New York; 0:15085,

Feb. 16, 1909; 2c. Feb. 16, 1909. 27223

See also Femme (La) X. — Madame Y.

Madame Xavier; society play of theatrical life,
by J. H. Rohde.

© John H. Rohde. Boston; 1888:4026,
Feb. 7. 27224

Madame X-cuse me; a travesty in 3 scenes, by
Frank Dupree. 25 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 26, 1910 ; D : 21183 ; Hurtig &
Seamon, inc., New York; 27225

Madame Y; a burlesque on Madame X, by A.
iMcWatters and J. N. Southgate. 7 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. May 18, 1910 ; D : 21172 ; Arthur Mc-
Watters and J. N. Southgate. Brooklyn.

27226

Madcap; comic opera in 3 act.s, by II. Bu-
chanan Goodman.

© Mabelle Gilman, New York ; 1) : 2097.
July 9, 1902. 27227

drama in 4 acts.

© George W. Foster, Oharlestown, ]\Iass. :

1873 : 6406, June 6.
Madcap Mat. See Mat.

27228

Madcap Midge; a domestic dranui in 3 acts, by

Charles S. Fawcett. 89 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Louise Litta, Nev,- York; 1889:32641.

Oct. 28; 2c. Nov. 5. 27229

Madcap princess; a comic opera libretto in 3
acts, by H. B. Smith.

© Harry B. Smith. New York: D : 4823,
Mar. 26, 1904. 27230

Madcap Violet; a dramatization of William
Black's novel, by E. S. Horton.

© Ella Stockton Horton, United States ;
1877 : 5705, May 10. 27231

Madcap (The) widow,
vorce.

See Dakota (A) di-

Maddalena; an opera in 8 acts, by R. Fax, jr.
50 p. f°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Reuben Fax, jr., Toronto, Canada ; D :
10612, May 22, 1907; 2e. May 23, 1907.

27232

Maddie, the kid and the old geezer; a dra-
matic sketch in 1 act, by R. Logle. [1], 5 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 4, 1912; D : 29279 ; Rep Logle,
Toledo, O. 27233

Made (A) bed; farce comedy in 8 acts, by J. J.
Tighe and M. McNulty. [5], 76 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Nov. 30, 1914; D: 38956; James J.
Tighe and Margaret McNulty, Philadelphia.

27233a

Made good; a sensational comedy dramatic
playlet, by B. (S.) Hall. [19] p. f°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Aug. 12, 1909 ; D : 16546 ; Billy
(Swede) Hall, Chicago. 27234

Made in Germany; or, The smuggled cook,
musical comedy in 2 acts, book and lyrics by
T. Stempfel, jr. 59 p. 4°. Typewritten.
[Libretto only]

© Ic. Sept. 9, 1912; D : 30778 ; Theodore
Stempfel, jr., Indianapolis. 27235

Sec also Maid in Germany. — Mental sug-
gestion.

Made in heaven; play in 3 acts, by J. R. Cory-
ell. 76 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 6. 1913; D : 34162 ; John Rus-
sell Coryell, Readtield, Me. 27236

Made to order; a farce in 1 act, by Kenneth
Lee.

© Kate Rankin, New York; 1897:30814,
May 21. 27237

-playlet, by W. W. Klein. [1], 20 p. f°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 14, 1914; D: 35656; Warwick
Klein, Louisville. 27237a

Madelein Morel; an original play, by A. Daly,
based upon the latest work of S. H. Mosen-
tiial of Vienna.

© Augustin Daly. New York ; 1878 : 5645,
May 20; 2c. Doc. 3, 1876. 27238

Madeleine; lyric opera in 1 act, adapted from
the French of Decourcelles and Thibaut by
(Jrant Stewart, music by Victor Herbert.
New York, G. Schirmer [1914] 36 p. 8°.
(G. Schirmer's collection of opera librettos)
© Jan. 16, 1914; 2c. Jan. 19, 1914; D:
35759 ; G. Schirmer, New York. 27238a

Madeleine (La); a play in 4 acts, by H. J. W.
Dam.

© H. J. W. Dam, New York; D : 1005, Oct.
24, 1901. 27239

Madeleine's budget; a comedy in 3 acts, by
P. Berton. 121 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Pierre Berton, Paris ; D : 4092, Oct. 15,
1903 ; 2c. Oct, 15, 1903. 27240

Madeleine's suitors; a comedy in 1 act, by J.
T. Prince, ji-.

© John T. Prince, jr., Corning, N. Y. :
1897:22231, Apr. 8. 27241

1359

27242

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

27260

Madeleine's suitors — Continued.

Same. 47 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© John T. Prince, jr., New York ; D : 1590,
Mar. 17, 1902; 2c. Mar. 17, 1902. 27242

Madeline,

© Josephine Francis Kenney, Providence,
II. I. ; 1899 : 67331, Oct. 17. 27243

See also No. 29.

Madeline, a case of conscience; by A. P.
Churchill.

© A. P. Churchill, New Yorlc ; 1890 : 18476,
June 6. 27244

Mademoiselle Aurore; comedie-vaudeville en 3
actes, par Maurice Champagne. Paris, P. V.
Stock, 1905. 178 p. 12°.

© P. V. Stock, Paris; D:6229, Feb. 16,
1905; 2c. Feb. 16, 1905. 27245

Mademoiselle Bashful; by M. Spier. 17 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 15, 1909; D: 17712; Martha

Spier, New York. 27246

Mademoiselle Bric-a-Brac; a comedy with
music, by F. A. Parker and L. Lovell. 68 p.
4°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Frank A. Parker and Louise Lovell,
New York; D : 7678, Dec. 7, 1905; 2c. Dec.
29, 1905. 27247

Mademoiselle Caviare; comedy in 1 act with
dancing, by Mrs. W. F. Allen. 10 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 4, 1914 ; D : 36607 ; Mrs. Walter
Fox Allen, Lawrenceville, N. J. 27247a

Mademoiselle Clairette; farcical sketch, by
James Madison. [1], 15 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 3. 1914 ; D : 37455 ; Blanche Ar-
ral Bassett, New York. 27247b

Mademoiselle de Belle Isle; dramma lirico in
4 atti, di Paul Milliet, tratto dal dramma
omonimo di Alessandro Dumas, padre, musica
di Spiro Samara, parole ritmiche italiane di
Amintore Galli. Milano, Edoardo Sonzogno,
1905. 5 p. 1., 8-59 numb. 1. 8°. [Libretto
only]

© Edoardo Sonzogno, Milan ; D : 7552, Nov.
13, 1905; 2c. Nov. 13, 1905. 27248

Mademoiselle de la Tour.

© Mary E, Maerery, Brooklyn ; D : 15501,
Mar. 31, 1909. 27249

Mademoiselle Delphine's burglar.

© Edna Willman Post, Los Angeles; D:

11181, Aug. 15, 1907. 27250

Mademoiselle de Maupin; a drama in 4 acts,

founded on the novel of Theopliile Gautier,

by A. Steele.

© Asa Steele, Philadelphia ; D : 3166, Mar.
18, 1903. 27251

Mademoiselle de Vere caught in the act; a 1
act pantomime, by H. Hastings. 2 p. t".
Typewritten.

© Harry Hastings, New York; D : 6761,
May 27, 1905; 2c. June 15, 1905. 27252

Mademoiselle Diogenes; comic opera in 3 acts,
book and lyrics by Sigmund Spaeth, music
by C. L. Seller, [111] p. 4°, Typewritten,
. [Libretto only]

© Ic, Nov. 2, 1915; D: 42162; C. Linn
Seiler, Bronxville, N. Y, 27252a

Mademoiselle Duval; a drama in 5 acts, by
J, L, Gilder.

© Jeanette L, Gilder, Newark, N, J, ; 1877 :
4620, Apr. 17. 27253

Mademoiselle Felix; an original play in 4 acts,
by C. Jordan. 97 p. f°. Typewritten,

© Carina Jordan, Mount Vernon, N, Y. ;
D:1857, May 9, 1902; 2c, May 9, 1902,

27254

Mademoiselle Fifi; a comedy in 3 acts, an
adaptation from the French of Dumanoir and
Carre, by Joseph R. Grismer,

© Florenz Ziegfield, jr.. New York; 1899:
55862, Aug. 31 ; 2c. Sept. 6. 27255

See also Miss Kiki.

Mademoiselle Jacqueline; historical and ro-
mantic drama in 4 acts and 8 scenes, by A.
B. Suess. 100 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 1, 1910; D: 21710; Adolph B.
Suess, St. Louis. 27256

Mademoiselle Jones, dressmaker with grand
opera aspirations; vaudeville sketch, by M.
A. Philo. [1], 5 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 30, 1913 ; D : 33658 ; May Adele
Philo, Columbus, O, 27257

Mademoiselle Josette, ma femme; comedie en
4 actes, par P, Ga vault et R. Charvay.
[Paris, Impr, de I'lllustration] 1906, 2 p, 1„
90 p. 12°.

© Paul Gavault et Robert Charvay, Paris;
D:9695, Dec. 27, 1906; 2c, Dec, 27, 1906.

27258

— —See also My wife.

Mademoiselle Julie, See Evolution (The) of
a Puritan,

Mademoiselle La Jonquille; in 4 acts, by J,
Pardee-Clark, 90 p. 4°, Typewritten,

© Jean Pardee-Clark, New Haven ; D :
3054, Feb. 26, 1903 ; 2c. June 19, 1903. 27259

Mademoiselle La Touche; a 1 act play, by M,
L. King. Typewritten.

© Marie Louise King, New York ; 1900 A :
19432, Aug. 4 ; 2c. Oct, 15. 27260

1360

27261

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

27279

Mademoiselle Lautelle; a romantic drama in 4
acts, by Joseph Blethen [i. e. A. J. Bletlien,
jr.]

© Alden Joseph Blethen, jr., Seattle; D:
10352, Apr. 15, 1907. 27261

Mademoiselle Louise; a romantic comedy in 4
acts, by H. J. Fowler. 104 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© H. J. Fowler, Geneva, N. Y. ; D : 2838,
Jan. 10, 1903 ; 2c. Jan. 10, 1903. 27262

a society play in 5 acts, by W. L. Mait-

land.

© Imogene Van Dyke, New York ; 1874 :
7422, June 2. 27263

Mademoiselle McCarty; a musical comedy, in 3
acts, by J. A. Horan. 91 p. 4°. Typewritten.
[Libretto only]

© James A. Horan, New York ; D : 3817, Aug.
11, 1903 ; 2c. Aug. 11, 1903. 27264

Mademoiselle Maggie; musical romance in 2
acts and prologue, book by L. S. Sarver, music
and lyrics by Dorothy Russell. [70] p. 4°.
Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Jan. 6, 1915 ; D : 39419 ; Lucy Spencer
Sarver, New York. 27264a

Mademoiselle Manhattan; tabloid musical com-
edy, by Agues Cameron. [1], 20 p. 4°. Type-
written. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Aug. S, 1914; D : 37787 ; William
Francis Burke, New York. 27264b

Mademoiselle Mars; comedy in 4 acts, by P.
Kester. 143 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Paul Kester, Accotink, Ya. ; D : 1351,
Jan. 24, 1902 ; 2c. Jan. 24, 1902. 27265

Mademoiselle Merowska; a play in 3 acts, by
J. P. Dabney. Brookline, Mass., Priv. print.,
1907. 67 p. 12°.

© Julia Parker Dabney, Brookline, Mass. ;
D : 10270, Apr. 4, 1907 ; 2c. Apr. 13, 1907.

27266

Mademoiselle Modiste; a comic opera in 2 acts,
book and lyrics by Henry Blossom, music by
Victor Herbert. 120 p. 4°. Typewritten.
[Libretto only]

© M. Vv'itmai-k & sons. New York ; D : 7367,
Oct. 6, 1905 ; 2c. Oct. 4, 1905. 27267

Mademoiselle Napoleon; musical comedy in 3
acts, by Jean liicliepin, adapted by Joseph
Herbert, nmsic by Gustav Luders. 118 p.
4°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© M. Witmark & sons. New York ; D : 4116.
Oct. 20, 1903; 2c. Oct. 20, 1903. 27268

Mademoiselle Nicette; a musical comedy in 3
acts, by S. C. de yoissons. Typewritten.

© S. C. do Soissons, Nantasket, Mass. ;
1897 : 38594, July 1 ; 2c. July 1. 27269

Mademoiselle Nitouche; a 1 act play, by J.
Goldberg. 14 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Jack Goldberg, New. York; D: 15328,
Mar. 13, 1909 ; 2c. Mar. 13, 1909. 27270

Mademoiselle Peri; in 5 acts, by L. Flebbe.

© Louise Flebbe, Denver ; 1899 : 19829, Mar.
17 ; 2c. May 11. 27271

Mademoiselle Plato; an un-Platonic object les-
son, by C. Dunham, developed from the Ger-
man of Anton Nieder. 27 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. ]\Iar. 23, 1910 ; D :' 20549 ; Curtis Dun-
ham, Brooklyn. 27272

Mademoiselle Prudence; a sketch in 1 act, by
Thomas Littlefield Marble. Philadelphia, The
Penn publishing company, 1905. 11 p. 12°.

© Penn pub. co., Philadelphia ; D : 6855, June
21, 1905 ; 2c. June 21, 1905. 27273

Mademoiselle Ricci; a farce in 1 act, by Wil-
liam H. Post. 17 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Emil Hoch, Brooklyn ; D : 5080, May 26,
1904 ; 2c. May 26, 1904. 27274

Mademoiselle Rossignol, Mrs. Marjoribank's
musicale; a musical comedy, by IMrs. E. La
Beaume. [St. IjOuIs, Buxton & Skinner, print-
ers, 1906] 23 p. 12°.

© Mrs. Edmond La Beaume, St. Louis ; D :
7862, Dec. 16, 1905 ; 2c. Feb. 9, 1906. 27275

Mademoiselle Spectacles; comedy in 3 acts
with incidental songs, by J. A. Rogers. 16 p.
8°. Printed. [Libretto only]

© Nov. 9, 1915; 2c. Nov. 13, 1915; D:
42252 ; Julia Annie Rogers, Rochester, N. Y.

27275a

Mademoiselle Ta-ra-ra-boom-de-ray; a spectac-
ular American vaudeville in 3 acts.

© Adolphe A. Corbett, New York; 1892:
32083, Aug. 3. 27276

Mademoiselle Therese; a play in 3 acts, by H,
C. Easton. 70 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Henrv Clement Easton, New York ; D :
5190, June 16, 1904 ; 2c. June 16, 1904.

27277

Mademoiselle travels; comedy in 3 acts, by P.
B. Arnold. [1], 90 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 9, 1913 ; D : 32897 ; P. B. Arnold,
Boston. 27278

Mademoiselle Yvonne: 1 act play, by T. Claude.

4 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 13, 1909 ; D : 17687 ; Toby Claude,
New York. 27279

5379—16-

-86

1361

27280

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

27300

'

Mademoiselle's mistake; farce in 1 act, by
Clara J. Denton. Franklin, O., Eldridge en-
tertainment house [1910] [8] p. 16°. (Ama-
teur drama)

© Apr. 10, 1910 ; 2c. Apr. 5, 1910 ; D : 20709 ;
Eldridge entertainment house, Franklin, O.

27280

Maderista (A) spy; melodramatic sketch in 1
act, by II. B. M. Wilson. [1], 10 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 1, 1913; D : 34911 ; R. B. M.
Wilson, Chicago. 27281

Madge.

© I^ydia Coyne Fletcher. Washington ;
1882:9203, June 3. 27282

— — a drama, by M. St. John.

© Mary St. John, New York ; D : 2270, Aug.
23, 1902. 27283

See also On love's altar.

Madge Darby; a story in .5 acts, dramatized by
H. S. Briggs.

© Hamlet S. Briggs, Rochester, N. Y. ; 1881 :
2285, Feb. 14. 27284

Madge, the maid; a comedy sketch in 1 scene,
by W. AVard. 9 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Warfield Ward, Baltimore ; D : 8716,
June 19, 1906; 2c. June 19, 1906. 27285

Madge, the mischief; or, The Miss Simpson's
ward.

© F. M. Ulmer, New Haven; 1883:3847,
Mar. 1. 27286

Madge, the orphan; a sensational drama in 5
acts, by F. M. Link.

© Frank M. Link, Chicago ; 1884 : 19.568.
Sept. 29. 27287

Madge, the waif. See Old Tom's ward.

Madhi (El); or. The siege of Khartoum, a ro-
mantic, military and spectacular drama in 5
acts, by A. Everly.

© Adam Everly, Philadelphia; 1884:23231,
Nov. 20. 27288

Madiland; or, The monkey hunter, comic
opera in 3 acts, by C. B. Hitt. 89 p. 4°.
Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Feb. 2, 1910; D : 20091 ; C. B. Hitt,
Chicago. 27289

Madiline of Fort Reno; drama in 5 acts, by
W. H. Long.

© W. H. Long, Philadelphia; 1897:30236,
May 18. 27290

Madison mill; a 4 act drama, by C. R. Van
Woglom.

© C. R. Van Woglom, Brooklyn; 1895:
11907, Feb. 28. 27291

Madison square roof garden tragedy; a melo-
drama in 4 acts and 1 tableau, by H. Pincus.
12 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Henry Pincus, New York ; D : 8774, July
2, 1906; 2c. July 3, 1906. 27292

Madjoon; a comic opera in 3 acts, libretto and
music by R. C. Garland.

© Rufus C. Garland, Helena, Mont. ; 1892 :
, 11259, Mar. 14. 27293

Madman (The); play in 1 act, by A. Marcus.
10 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Alice Marcus, New York ; D : 11939, Dec.
10, 1907; 2c. Dec. 10, 1907. 27294

by G. E. Murdock. [1], 21 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 27, 1914; D : 36174 ; Gilbert
Edward Murdock, Los Angeles. 27294a

Madman (The) divine (El loco dios); a prose
drama in 4 acts, by Jose Echegaray, tr. from
the Spanish by Elizabeth Howard West. {In
Poet lore, v. 19, no. 1, spring 1908 ; periodical
© May 29, 1908 ; 2c. Apr. 13, 1908 ; B : 165947 ;
Poet lore co., Boston) 27294b

Madman or saint; drama in 4 acts, adapted
from the Spanish of Jose Echegaray, by B.
Papot.

© Benedict Papot, Chicago ; D : 11255,
Aug. 29, 1907. 27295

— — drama in 3 acts, by Jose Echegaray, tr.
from the Spanish by Ruth Lansing. (In
Poet lore, v. 23, no. 3, ftlay-June 1912; peri-
odical © Aug. 1, 1912; 2c. Aug. 9, 1912; B:
2.57863; Poet lore co., Boston) 27296

Madman's (The) daughter. Sec Daring Davy.

Madness (The) of Mildred; comedy in 1 act, bv
W. B. Carlock. 20 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 27, 1915; D : 41843 ; W. B.
Carlock, North Salem, N. Y. 27296a

Madonna (The)

© George Weston, Philadelphia; D : 2628,
Nov. 18, 1902. 27297

bit of sentiment in 1 act, by G. Middleton.

11 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 8, 1911 : D : 24435 ; George Mid-
dleton, New York. 27298

■ — ■ — a play in 1 act, by G. Middleton.

© George Middleton, New York; D: 1.5714.
Apr. 26, 1909. 27299

See also Embers.

Madonna (The) and the scarecrow; phantas.v
in 3 acts, by De Witte Kaplan [pseud, of I.
De W. Kaplan] [3], 27 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 8, 1910; D: 21640; Isabel De
Witte Kaplan, Englewood, N. J. 27300

1362

27301

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

27316

Madonna (A) of the poor; dramatic sketch in
1 act, by C. Fleming and A. EUerbeck. [5],
20 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 30, 1912; D: 31500; Carroll
Fleming and Aurania EUerbeck, New York.

27301

Madonna, the queen of the world; a drama
[in 5 acts] by A. S. Walsh. New York, S. F.
McLean & cc, 1902. 50 p. 12°.

© A. Stewart Walsh, Brooklyn; D : 1428,
Feb. 11, 1902 ; 2c. Mar. 11, 1902. 27302

Madras (The) house; a play in 4 acts, by G.
Barker. London, Sidgwick & Jackson, ltd.,
1910. 2 p. 1., 144 p. 12°.

© Nov. 17, 1910; 2c. Nov. 19, 1910; D:
22655 ; Granville Barker, London. 27303

See also Chief contemporary dramatists.

Madre (La); dramma in 4 atti, de G. Antona-
Traversi. Milano, Uemo Sandron, 1911. 226
p. 12°.

© June 9, 1911; 2c. June 23, 1911; D:
24545; Giannino Antona-Traversi, Milan.

27304

•monSlogo dramatico en prosa, original, de

M[anuel] Montenegro. Madrid [Sociedad de
autores espanoles] 1908. 11 p. 16°.

© M. Montenegro, Madrid ; D : 13468, July
25, 1908; 2c. July 25, 1908. 27305

Madre d'oro; a 4 act spectacular drama, by E.
Hough. 62 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© E. Hough. Morgan Park, 111.; 1888:
20376, July 14; 2c. Apr. 18. 27306

Madre (La) tierra; paso de comedla de costura-
bres gallegas, de E. Amado. Madrid [Socie-
dad de autores espanoles] 1909. 25 p. 12°.
© Enrique Amado, Madrid ; D : 16147, June
23, 1909 ; 2c. June 23, 1909. 2730-?

Madre (La) triestina; dramma in 1 atto, epi-
sodio tragico della guerra europea, di S. Pic-
chianti. 29 p. 12°.

© June IT, 1915; Ic. June 28, 1915; D:
41109; Silvio Picchianti, New York. 27307a

Madrecita; cuadro de comedia en 1 acto y en
prosa, original de J. Ramos Martin. Madrid
[Sociedad de autores espanoles] 1911. 23 p.
12°.

© Aug. 21, 1911; 2c. Aug. 22, 1911; D:
25020; Jose Ramos Martin, Madrid. 27308

Madretta. See Addio.

Madrid alegre; fantasia comico-llrica en 1 acto,
dividido en 5 cuadros, en prosa y verso, origi-
nal de Manuel Fernandez Palomero, musica del
maestro Julio Cristobal. Madrid [Sociedad
de autores espanoles] 1911. 39 p. 12°. [Li-
Jiretto only]

© Aug. 21, 1911; 2c. Aug. 21, 1911; D:
25036 ; M. Fernrindez Palomero, Madrid.

27309

Madrid separatista; fantasia comico-llrica en 1
acto, dividido en 7 cuadros, en prosa y verso,
original de S. Maria Granes y E. Polo, mtisica
del maestro Tomas L. Torregrosa. Madrid
[Sociedad de autores espaiioles] 1908. 54, [3]
p. 12°. [Libretto only]

© Salvador Maria Granes y Ernesto Polo,
Madrid ; D : 14510, Dec. 11, 1908 ; 2c. Dec. 11,
1908. 27310

Madrig'al (The); a society drama in 4 acts, by
F. B. Dowd.

© Franklin B. Dowd, Saratoga Springs,
N. Y. ; 1898 : 16842, Mar. 12. 27311

Madurez (Maturity); a vaudeville act from life
in 2 scenes, by S. Hunter. 17 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Sept. 17, 1912; D : 30935 ; Sherley
Hunter, Los Angeles. 27312

Mae Blossom's reward. See Grandmother
Hildebrand's legacy.

Machtig'e (Der) zauberer; theaterdichtung fiir
musik, von F. Busoni. Triest, Verlag C.
Schmidt & co., 1907. 23 p. 8°. [Libretto
only]

© Ferruccio Busoni, Berlin ; D : 10410, Apr.
24, 1907; 2c. Apr. 25, 1907. 27313

Madchen (Das) aus dem goldenen Westen;
oper in 3 aufziigen, nach dem drama David
Belasco's, von Guelfo Civinini und Carlo Zan-
garini, deutsch von Alfred Briiggemann,
musik von Giacomo Puccini. Leipzig, Mailand
[etc.] G. Ricordi & co., 1912. 104 p. 12°.
[Libretto only]

© June 12, 1912; 2c. June 13, 1912; D:
29961 ; G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 27314

Madchen (Das) fiir alles; operette in 3 akten,
text von H. von Waldherg und A. M. Willner,
mit teilweiser beniitzung einer franzosischen
idee, miisik von Heinrich Reinhardt. Text
der gesiinge. Leipzig, Bosworth & co., 1908.
42 p. 12°.

© Bosw,orth & CO., Leipzig ; D : 12451, Feb.
28, 1908; 2c. Feb. 27, 1908. 27315

Madchenhandler (Der) (Marchand de
blanche); schwank in 3 akten, von Paul Bou-
ilhet und Frederic Lacombe. Regie- und
souftlierbuch. Leipzig, Wien, W. Karczag,
1914. 1 p. 1., 71 p. 8°.

© Ic. Oct. 16, 1914 ; D : 38515 ; W. Karczag,
Vienna. 27315a

Madel (Das) von Montmartre; vaudeville-op-
erette in 3 akten, von Georges Feydeau und
Rudolph Schanzer, musik von Henri Ber6ny.
Leipzig, J. Weinberger, 1911. 45 p. 12°.
[Libretto only]

© Oct. 24, 1911; 2c. Feb. 2, 1912; D:
28518; Josef Weinberger, Leipzig. 27316

1363

27317

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

27330

Madel (Das) von Montmartre — Continued.

■ Same. Soiifflier- und regiebuch. Leipzig,

Josef Weinberger, 1911. 223 p. 8".

© Ic. Mar. 6, 1912 ; D : 28960 ; Josef Wein-
bergei', Leipzig. 27317

Maelstrom (The) ; drama in 4 acts, by M. Robin-
son. 53 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 4, 1909; D : 16712 ; Michael
Robinson, New York. 27318

Marchen (Das) der tausend und zweiten nacht.
See Prinzessin Parisade.

Marchen (Das) und das leben; eine kantate in
4 abteilungen fiir soli, chor, orchester und
orgel, von W. de Haan. Textbuch. Darm-
stadt, Kleraens Herszberg [1912] 14 p. 8°.

© May 5, 1912; 2c. July 22, 1912; D :
30309 ; Klemeus Herszberg, Darmstadt, Ger-
many. . 27319

Marchen vom glvick; volksstiick mit gesang in
3 akten und einem vorspiel, von Hans Gaus,
nmsik von Alfred Holy. Berlin, Felix Bloch
erben, 1910. 94 p. 12°. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Jan. 18, 1910 ; D : 17958 : Felix Bloch
erben, Berlin. 27320

Marchen (Das) vom heiligenwald; lustspiel in
3 akten, von Alfred Halm und Robert Saudek.
Berlin, Ahn & Simrock, 1911. 2 p. 1., 178
p. 12°.

© Ic. Mar. 1, 1912; D : 28896 ; Buhnenver-
lag Ahn & Simrock, g. m. b. h., Berlin. 27321

Marchen (Das) vom wolf; ein spiel in 4 bildern,
von Franz Molnar. 122 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 11, 1912; D: 31746; Comoedia
verlag theatralischer werke, Vienna. 27322

• Same. Wien und Leipzig, Deutsch-oster-

reichischer verlag, 1912. 170 p. 16°.

© Dec. 30, 1912; 2c. June 28, 1913; D:
33638 ; Deutsch-osterreichischer verlag gesell-
chaft m. b. h., Vienna. 27323

March enprinz (Der); operette in 3' akten, nach
E. v. Gatti, von A. M. Willner, text der ge-
sange von Wilh. Sterk, musik von Heinrich
Berte. IMuncheu, Berlin, Drei niasken verlag,
g. m. b. h., 1913. 68 p. 12°. [Libretto only]
© Ic. June 1, 1914 ; D : 37167 ; Drei masken
verlag, g. m. b. h., Munich. 27323a

Martyrerin (Die); theaterstiick in 3 akten, von
Rudolf Strauss. Berlin-Charlottenburg, Thes-
pis-verlag, 1913. 75 p. 12°.

© Ic. Dec. 3, 1913; D: 35260; Thespi.s-ver-
lag, Berlin-Charlottenburg. 27323b

Maese Eli; opereta dramS.tica, en 1 acto, di-
vidido en 4 cuadros, en verso, original de J.
de Burgos y A. Cuellar, mtisica del maestro

Maese Eli — Continued.

Saco del Valle. Madrid [Sociedad de autores
espanoles] 1910. 39 p. 12°. [Libretto only]

© May 23, 1910; 2c. May 24, 1910; D:
211.52 ; Javier de Burgos and Angel Cu611ar,
Madrid. 27324

Maestro (The); comedy in 3 acts, by E. Bruns.
182 p. 4°. Typewritten,

© Ic. Apr. 17, 1914 ; D : 36821 ; Edna Bruns,
New York. 27324a

Maestro (El) bicicleta; pasatiempo comico-
llrico-luminoso-digestivo, en 1 acto, dividido
en 4 cuadros, en prosa, original de A. Gon-
zalez-Rendon, mi'isica de Prudencio Munoz. Ma-
drid [Sociedad de autores e.spaiioles] 1910.
50 p. 12°. [Libretto only]

© May 19, 1910; 2c. May 20, 1910; D:
21074; Aurelio Gonzaiez-Rendon, Madrid.

27325

Maestro (El) Garrotin; juguete comico-llrico en
medio acto, original y en prosa de M. Garrido,
miisica del maestro Felipe Orejori. Madrid,
Sociedad de autores espaiioles, 1911. 1 p. 1.,
17 p. 12°. [Libretto only]

© Dec. 30, 1911 ; 2c. Jan. 2, 1912 ; D : 28173 :
Manuel Garrido, Madrid. 27326

Maestro (El) Vals; humorada coraico-llrica, en
1 acto, dividido en 4 cuadros, en prosa, origi-
nal de Enrique Garcia Alvarez y Ernesto Polo,
musica de Enrique Garcia Alvarez y Eduardo
G. Arderius. Madrid [Sociedad de autores es-
panoles] 1914. 58 p. 12°. [Libretto only]

© Sept. 17, 1914; Ic. Sept. 21, 1914; D:
38217 ; E. Garcia Alvarez y E. Polo, Madrid.

27326a

Maestro's (The) mastei'piece; music drama in 2
acts with a prologue, by E. Locke. [76] p.
4°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Jan. 7, 1911; D : 23042 ; Edward
Locke, New York. 27327

Mafia (The); a comic opera in 3 acts, by D. S.
Foster.

© David S. Foster, Utica, N. Y. ; 1891:
12729, Apr. 8. 27328

a drama in 4 acts, by Florence Louise

Galley. 53 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© F. L. Gailev, Detroit ; D : 8861, July 25,
1906; 2c. July 30, 1906. 27329

or, A tale of blood, a melodrama in 4 acts,

by Dr. O. P. Sweet.

© O. Preston Sweet, Boston ; 1891 : 17616,
May 13. 27330

Mafia (The) in America. See Marcus Ma-
tranga.

1364

27331

COPYHIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

27350

Mag, the rag; comedy in 1 act, by M. Vander-
voort. 15 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 30, 1910 ; D : 20631 ; Mabel
Vandervoort, Palo Alto, Cal. 27331

Magazine (The) brought to life; sketch in 1
act, by E. J. Behl. 10 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July G; 1915 ; D : 41160 ; Emma Jane
Behl. Chicago. 27331a

Magazine (The) man and the lady; play in 1
act, bv T. Rov Barnes, Bessie Crawford and
T. J. Gray. [1], 15 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 19, 1914; D: 87068; Thomas J.
Gray, New York. 27331b

Magazine (The) review song; an illustrated

act, by L. E. Waltoc. 3 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© M. Harfield, Chicago ; D : 15425, Mar.

24, 1909 ; 2c. Mar. 24, 1909. 27332

Magda; a play in 4 acts, by Hermann Suder-
niann, tr. by Charles Edward Amory Wins-
low. Boston and New York, Lamson, Wolffe
& CO., 1896. iv p., 1 1.. [7]-161 p. 16°.
([Sock and buskin library])

© Lamson, Wolffe & co., Boston; 1895:
60215, Nov. 29; 2c. Feb. 19, 1896. 27333

— — -(Argument of); drama, by H. Sudermanu,
Englisli argument by E. Beall Ginty. New
York, F. Rullman.

© F. Rullman, New York ; 1896 : 7141, Jan.
29; 2c. Feb. 3. 27334

■ See also Casa Paterna.

Magdalen; dramatic episode, by B. F. Naulty.
5 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 11, 1910 ; D : 22533 ; Edwin Fair-
fax Naulty, New York. 27335

tragedy in 1 act, by T. Dalton. [4], 13 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 17, 1914 ; D : 36750 ; Test Dal-
ton, Indianapolis. 27335a

Magdalen, the maid of the Alps; a drama in
5 acts, tr. from the French by Mme. R. Neu-
ville. Rochester, N. Y., Curtis, Morey & co.,
1871.

© Mme. Rosina Neuville, Rochester, N. Y. ;
1871 : 3203, Apr. 13. 27336

Magdalena; ein volksstiick in 3 aufziigen, von
I.udwig Thoma. Miinchen, A. Langen, 1912.
151 p. 12°.

© Nov. 28, 1912; 2c. Jan. 2, 1913; D:
31837; Albert Langen, Munich. 27337

Magdalena (The) Bay affair; comedy drama of
American interest in 4 acts, by R. Phillips.
[1], 87 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 13, 1912; D: 31382; Russell
riiillips. Now York. 27338

Magdalene (The)

© Genevieve G. Hanley, Nev/ York ; 1900
A : 7622, Mar. 23. 27339

Magdalene of France; an historical play in 4
acts, by E. H. Fitzpatrick.

© E. Hugh Fitzpatrick, Odell, 111.; 1809:
38980, June 13; 2c. June 30. 27340

Same. Rev. and enlarged. Pontiac [111.]

Sentinel publishing co., 1907. 62 p. illus. 8°.

© E. H. Fitzpatrick, Pontiac, 111.; D:

11647, Oct. 24, 1907 ; 2c. Dec. 31, 1907. 27341

Magdalene (The) of Rubens; drama, by W. A.
Alderson. 16 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 1, 1911 ; D : 24373 ; William A.
Alderson, Los Angeles. 27342

Magdalene, sister, wife and mother; melo-
drama, by E. Euchwald. 18 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Emma Buchwald, Akron, O. ; D: 14137,
Oct. 24, 1908 ; 2c. Oct. 24, 1908. 27343

Magdalen's vow; a dramatization in a pro-
logue and 4 acts, by George Morton.

© Walter .Tarvis, New York; 1873:4192,
Apr. 21. 27344

-5 act play, by M. Van Buren.

© Maria Van Buren, New York; 1872:
5263, May 20. 27345

Magellan, the first circumnavigator of the
world; a spectacular, historical melodrama
in 5 acts, by F. R. Cole. 24 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Francis R. Cole, Chicago ; D : 10278, Apr.
5, 1907 ; 2c. May 14, 1907. 27346

Magepho (The); play in Yiddish in 4 acts, by
M. L. Slutskin.

112 p. 4°. .Ms.

© Ic. Oct. 12, 1911 ; D : 25505-; Maurice L.
Slutskin, Springfield, Mass. 27347

Maggie; comedy in 4 acts, by E. Peple. 119 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 14, 1910; D: 20451; Edward
Peple, New York. 27348

a comedy in 3 acts, by Frank Roberts.

© W. J. Barry, Cincinnati, O. ; 1887 : 20166.
Aug. 6. 27349

See also Women in love.

Maggie La Moan; or, The lost orphan girl, a
moral drama in 2 acts, by F. A. Anderson.

© F. A. Anderson, Washington, Ind. ; 1874 :
7299. May 29. 27350

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27351

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

27366

Magg-ie MacCarty listens at the door; Irish
monologue, by Mary Moncure Parker. Chi-
cago, Dramatic publishing co., 1913. 7 p.
12°.

© May 29, 1913; 2c. June 2, 1913; D:
33405; Dramatic pub. co., Cliicago. 27351

Mag'gie Malony; a play in 4 acts, by F. M.
Lightner. 119 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Frances M. Lightner, Detroit; D: 14327,
Nov. 20, 1908; 2c. Dec. 9, 1908. 27352

Mag'gie Nobody. See Without a name.

Mag'g'ie rolls the mist awa'; comedy in 1 act,
by J. R. Selman. 13 p. t°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 10, 1914; D: 38155; Joseph R.
Selman, Jersey City. 27352a

Maggie Taylor, waitress; comedy dramatic
playlet, by John B. Hymer. 18 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Sept. 14, 1915; D: 41743; Eleanor
Hymer, New York. 27352b

Maggie, the conditional heiress; an American
farce-comedy in 3 acts, by J. B. Runnion.

© James B. Runnion, Chicago ; 1877 : 10188,
Sept. 4. 27353

Maggie, the midget; an emotional drama in 4
acts, by F. Williams and G. L. Stout.

© Fred Williams and G. L. Stout, New
York; 1884:22807, Nov. 14. 27354

Maggie Tulliver; a play in 4 acts, adapted
from George Eliot's novel, The mill on the
Floss, by E. W. Lowrey. 63 p. f°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Edward Wilburn Lowrey, Chicago ; D :
6152, Jan. 21, 1905 ; 2c. Jan. 21, 1905. 27355

Magi (The) of Nicobar; an operatic comedy in
2 acts, by G. E. Stoddard.

© George E. Stoddard, Utica, N. Y. ; D :
2157, July 26, 1902. 27356

Magia (La) de la vida; comedia llrica, en 1
acto, dividido en 3 cuadros, original de M.
Ijlnares Rivas, mfisica del maestro Ruperto
Chapf. Madrid [Sociedad de autores espa-
noles] 1910. 36 p. 12°. [Libretto only]

© May 23, 1910; 2c. May 24, 1910; D:
21150 ; Manuel Linares Rivas, Madrid.

27357

Magic; a fantastic comedy, by G. K. Chester-
ton. London, M. Seeker [1913] 72 p. 16°.

© Ic. Nov. 25. 1913; A ad int. 1817; pubd.
Nov. 7, 1913; G. K. Chesterton, % G. P. Put-
nam's sons. New York. 27358

Same. New York and London, G. P. Put-

Magic — Continued.

fantastic comedy in prelude and 3 acts,

by G. K. Chesterton. New York, London, G.

P. Putnam's sons, 1913. 88 p. 12°.

© Nov. 7, 1913 ; 2c. Dec. 3, 1913 ; D : 35259 ;
G. K. Chesterton, New York. 27360

Magic (The) apple; play in 2 acts, by N. Har-
per. [80] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 13, 1914 ; D : 37307 ; Neal Har-
per, New York. 27360a

— a story told in song and dialogue by fifty
children, by Helen Merci Schuster. 14 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Flowers academy of speech and dra-
matic arts, Cincinnati ; D : 4531, Jan. 20,
1904; 2c. Jan. 20. 1904. 27361

Magic (The) bell; a play in 3 acts, by William
Pailler. New York, The Roxbury publish-
ing company, 1899. 16°. [Wizard series]

© Roxbury pub. co.. New York; 1899:
76327, Nov. 22; 2c. Nov. 22. 27362

Magic (The) boot; a spectacular comedy in 4
scenes, by Frank Kennedy. 21 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Larry Smith, M. S. Champion and S. J.
Adams, Clyde, N. Y. ; D : 9182, Sept. 21, 1906 ;
2c. Sept. 21, 1906. 27363

Magic (The) chair; play, by L. G. Wells. 3 p.
f°. Printed.

© Ic. Feb. 13, 1914 ; D : 36017 ; Lena Clark
Wells, Maiden, Mass. 27363a

Magic (The) charm. See Azrael.'

Magic (The) charms. Sec Devil's (The) auc-
tion.

Magic (The) dance; or, As in a mirror, by E.
F. Bishop*

© Eleanor Fletcher Bishop, Philadelphia;
1889:3308, .Tan. 28. 27364

Magic eyes; an opera in 3 acts, book and music
bv C. F. Starken. tr. and ed. by R. A. Browne.
104 p. 4°. [Libretto only]

© Charles F. Starken, New York; D:
13222, June 10, 1908; 2c. IMar. 13, 1909.

27365

or, A Yankee pasha, musical extravaganza

nam's sons, 1913. 88 p. front, (port.) 12°.

© Nov. 29, 1913; 2c. Dec. 16, 1913; A:
361488; G. K. Chesterton, % G. P. Putnam's
sons, New York. 27359

in 2 acts, by Carl F. Starken and Allen Stowe.
[76] p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Feb. 2, 1912 ; D : 28527 ; Florence
Starken, New York. 27366

Magic (The) flute. See Carl.

Magic (The) glasses. See Five plays; by G.
Fitzmaurice.

1366

27367

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

27384

Mag-ic (The) hour; by M. S. Siegman. 2 p.

t'°. Typewritten.

© Mathilda S. Siegmau, New York; D:
15539. Apr. 5, 1909 ; 2c. Apr. 13, 1909. 27367

Magic (The) idol; play in 3 acts, bv H. C.
Gratton and E. B. Stuart. [59] p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Aug. 3, 1914; D: 37720; Elizabeth
Billings Stuart, Chicago. 27367a

Mag-ic (The) in the g^arden; a scene for repre-
sentation in a garden, by M. F. Hutchinson.
11 p. 8°.

© Joseph Williams, ltd., London ; D : 12563.
Mar. 17, 1908 ; 2c. Mar. 17, 1908. 27368

Mag'ic (The) inn; a play in 3 acts, by B.
Threlkeld.

© Erie Threlkeld, Charleston, 111. ; D : 3296,
Apr. 16, 1903. 27369

Magic kettle; a dramatic composition [in 6
tricks] by J. T. Whitfield. [4] p. 8°.
Printed.

. © John T. Whitfield and Joseph A. Whit-
field, United States; D : 5153, June 10. 1904;
2c. June 10, 1904. 27370

Magic (The) knight; an operatic burlesque in
3 acts, written by E. Smith, composed by
Frederic Solomon.

© Edgar Smith. New York; 1889:5962,
Feb. 21. 27371

Magic (The) lantern; a drama, in 4 acts and
a prologue, by K. Shropshire.

© Katharine Shropshire, New York ; 1887 :
16754, June 29. 27372

Magic mantle; a musical comedy, by C. Line.
126 p. f°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Charles Line, Menominee, Mich. : D :
7817, Jan. 4, 1906; 2c. Jan. 19, 1906. 27373

■ a musical comedy, and so much thereof as

is covered by words to be spoken, title lyrics,
situations, etc., known as the libretto, by C.
Line.

© Charles Line, Menominee, Mich. ; D :
618. June 29, 190L 27374

Same.

© Charles Line, Menominee, Mich. ; D :
946, Oct. 2, 1901. 27375

Magic (The) marine; a burletta in 1 act, by
Edwin Hanford. 36 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Harry Bryant, Green Lawn, N. Y. ; D :
X4446, Dec. 3, 1908 ; 2c. Dec. 3, 1908. 27376

Magic (The) mat; a comedy in 1 act, by H. C.
Lowrie. 28 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Harvev Childs Lowrie, Denver ; D : 668.
.luly 18, 1901 ; 2c. Sept. 16, 1901. 27377

Magic (The) mill; or. Why the sea is salt,
old Norse fairy legend di-amatized by W.
Chamberlain and C. B. Storrs, from a poem
by Augustus T. Freed. 38 p. f°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Nov. 1, 1915; D: 42166; Winthrop
Cliamberlain and Caryl B. Storrs, Minneapo-
lis, Minn. 27377a

Magic (The) mirror. See Catherine of
Cleves. — Seti,

Magic (The) of the gods; or, The artist's
elixir, fanciful farce in 1 act, 1 scene, by
Louis Montejoy and Lillian Ward, [2], 18 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 23, 1910 ; D : 22639 ; William C.
Bartholdi, New York. 27378

Magic (The) opal; comic opera in 2 acts, by
Arthur Law, music by Senor Albeniz. Li-
bretto. London, J. Williams, ltd., 1911. 50
p. 8°.

© Oct. 9, 1911 ; 2c. Oct. 2, 1911 ; D : 25375 ;
Joseph Williams, ltd., London. 27379

Magic (The) parrot; comedy in 1 act, by Miron
Leftingwell. Chicago, The Chicago manu-
script CO., 1911. [3], 12 p. f°. Mimeo-
graphed.

© Mar. 10, 1911; 2c. Mar. 16, 1911; D:
23665; Alexander Byers, Chicago. 27380

Magic (The) pen. See Asphodel.

Magic (The) pictures. See Artist's (The)
dream.

Magic (The) pills; by Jerome Ravel and I.

Kiralfy.

© Imre Kiralfy, New York; 1887:28005,
Oct. 29. 27381

-1 act comedy, by H. C. Green and P. Fen-

ton. 10 p. 4 . Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 8, 1915; D: 42263; Harry C.
Green and Fred Fenton, Brooklyn. 27381a

Magic pot; comedy in 1 act, by A. B. Morgan.
15 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 8. 1910 ; D : 20386, Agnes Bangs
Morgan, New York. 27382

Magic powders; a trick and spectacular com-
edy in 3 acts, adapted from the Spanish and
arr. for the American stage, by J. F. Godoy
(.Joseph Sydney)

© Jose F. Godoy, New York; 1880:8821,
June 11. 27383

Magic (The) powers of Cagliostro; a sketch
of magic illusions, by D. Livingston. 9 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Dell Livingston, New York; D: 11248.
Aug. 2S. 1907; 2c. Aug. 28, 1907. 27384

1367

27385

DEAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

27402

Magic (The) powers of Cagliostro — Continued.
second part; an illusion act, book by D.

Livingston. 6 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Del Livingston, New York ; D : 11569,

Oct. 22, 1907; 2c. Oct. 22, 1907. 27385

Magic (The) ring; a comedy-drama in 2 acts,
by Paul Irving Cook. 52 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© P. L Cook, Point Richmond, Cal. ; D:
11785, Oct. 28, 1907 ; 2c. Nov. 22, 1907. 27386

German- American military melodrama in

5 acts, by H. Hoehle.

© Henry Hoehle, St. Louis; 1894:21314,
Apr. 26. 27387

— or. Three tears, an original and sensa-

tional German drama in 5 acts, tr. by A. May-
ette, after R. Kneisel.

© Frank Kreller, Baltimore ; 1883 : 166,
Jan. 3. 27388

— See also Merry (The) whirl.

Magic (The) star. See Raoul.

Magic (The) stone; a comic opera in 2 acts,
libretto by B. C. Mason.

© Ben. C. Mason, Galveston, Tex.; 1895:
3974, Jan. 14. 27389

Magic strings; or. The soul of the violin,
original comedy drama in 4 acts, by Jack
Emerson and J. S. Angell. 43 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Feb. 24, 1915; D: 39780; John S.
Angell, La Mesa, Cal. 27389a

Magic (The) sword.

© Ludwig H. Henning, Johnstown, Pa. ;

D : 12283, Jan. 31, 1908.

27390

burlesque drama, by J. A. Preston, [18]

p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 8, 1910; D: 22755; John A.
Preston, Ft. Wayne, Ind. 27391

Magic (The) talisman; a comedy in 4 acts, by
G. E. Waller. Monticello, N. Y.. Republican
print, 1894. cover-title, 24 p. 16°.

© George E, Waller, Monticello, N. Y. ;
1894 : 26967, May 29 ; 2c. May 29 ; 2c. Aug. 27.

27392

an original operatic spectacular play, by

J. S. Langrishe.

© John S. Langrishe, Charles Carle and
T. C. Houghton, Boston ; 1873 : 6304, June 4.

27393

Magic (The) top; or, Scenes at the Red Lion
inn, a comedy In 3 acts, by S. Howell.

© Stoddart Howell, New Orleans; 1878:
1047, Feb. 14. 27394

Magic (The) trumpet; by Jerome Ravel and I.

Kiralfy.

© Imre Kiralfy, New York ; 1887 : 28008.
Oct. 29. 27395

Magic (The) wheel; opera in 2 acts, book an'l
lyrics by A. G. D. Kiley, music by Jessie L.
Gaynor and Frederick B'leming Beale. 44 p.
4°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

. © Ic. Mar. 27, 1915 ; D : 40197 ; Alice C. D.
Riley, Evanston, 111. 27395a

Magic (The) word; play in 1 act, by Arthur
Layard and L. Pam. 24 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Leopold Pam, London; D : 11584, Oct.
25, 1907; 2c. Oct. 25, 1907. 27396

Magical (The) flower garden; or, The reward
of self sacrifice, by M. B. Parkinson.

© M. B. Parkinson, New York ; 1888 : 797,
Jan. 7. 27397

Magical (The) musicians; in 1 act, by G.
Leonard. 3 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Gustave lieonard, New York ; D : 4345,
Dec. 4, 1903; Ic. Dec. 4, 1903; Ic. Jan. 6,
1904. 27398

Magician (The) of Florence. See Won,

Magician (The) the girl and the dummy.
Sec Night (The) he fell off.

Magician's (The) frolic; [by] M. G. Carleton.

© Monroe Guy Carleton, Oskaloosa, la. ;
1877 : 11403, Oct. 5. 27399

Magician's (The) heart; by E. Nesbit. 29 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© J. N. Maskelyne and David Devant, Lon-
don; D : 9629, Dec. 13, 1906 ; 2c. Dec. 13, 1906.

27400

Magician's (The) helper; comedy sketch for
two cliaracters, by W. E. Howard. 5 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 10, 1912 ; D : 31048 ; W. E. How-
ard, Chicago. 27401

Magician's (The) troubles. See African
(The) box.

Magie; eine phantastische komodie in 3 akten,
von Gilbert Keith Chesterton, autorisierte
iibersetzung aus dem Englischen von Rudolf
Kommer. Berlin, Oesterheld & co., 1914. 57,
[1] p. 12°.

© Ic. Sept. 26, 1914 ; D : 38326 ; Oesterheld
& CO., Berlin. 27401a

Magistrate (The); a farce in 3 acts, by A. W.
Pinero. New York, Chicago, United States
book company [1892] x p., 2 1., 164 p. 12°.

© Arthur W. Pinero, Enghind; 1892: 29841,
July IS; 2c. July 30, 27402

1368

27403

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

37423

Magistrate (The) — Continued.

an original comic opera in 2 acts, by S. K.

Grigsby. 38 p. f. Typewritten. [Libretto
only]

© Sioux K. Grigsby, Sioux Falls, S. D. ;
D:6146, Jan. 27, 1905; 2c. Feb. 6, 1905.

27403

Magistrate's wife; play in 4 acts, by J. Rees.
53 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 4, 1910; D: 20954; Julia Rees,
Oakland, Cal. 27404

Magnanimous (The) lover; play in 1 act, by
S. G. Ervine. London, Maunsel & company,
ltd., 1912. 2 p. 1., 19 p. 12°.

© Oct. 17, 1912 ; 2c. Nov. 5, 1912 ; D : 31320 ;
St. John G. Ervine, London. 27405

See also Four Irish plays; by St. John G.

Ervine.

Magnet (The); by H, R. Durant. 7 p. 4°.
Typewritten. [Scenario only]

© H. R. Durant, Waterbury, Conn. ; D :
14904, Jan. 26, 1909 ; 2c. Jan. 26, 1909. 27406

an American comedy in 4 acts, by R. Mc-

Cay.

© Ringgold McCay, Brooklyn ; 1879 : 14480,
Oct. 29. 27407

^ drama in 3 acts, by C. Thorn. 117 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 12, 1915; D : 40331 ; Caesar
Thorn, Hartford. 27407a

1 act musical farce, by B. Page and Harry

Lambert. [2], 29 p. 4°. Typewritten.
[Words only]

© Ic. Aug. 4, 1911; D: 24852; Brett Page,
New York. 27408

Magnetic (The) girl; a comic opera in 3 acts,
by A. Burkhardt. 59 p. 4°. Typewritten.
[Libretto only]

© Addison Burkhardt, New York; D:
12006, Dec. 30, 1907; 2c. Dec. 30, 1907.

27409

Magnetic (The) healer; by R. J. Orr.

© Robert Joseph Orr, New York; D:814,
Aug. 30, 1901. 27410

Magnets (The); by J. F. Whitney and E. R.
Lang.

© .John F. Whitnev and Edwin R. Lang,
New York; 1883:21365, Nov. 19. 27411

Magnolia; a play in 3 acts, by Preston Gibson.

© Preston Johnston Gibson, Chicago; 1900

A : 17375, July 14. 27412

— — F>cc (I I HO On the brink.

Magnolia Dart's boarding house; historical
romance in 3 acts, by A. H. Baldwin. 22 p.
t°. Ms.

© Ic. July 23, 1912 ; D : 30323 ; Addison H.
Baldwin, San Francisco. 27413

Magnolia plantation; by Lou Henry [pseud,
of li. H. Johnson]

© Lute H. Johnson, Cripple Creek, Col. ;
1898 : 21490, Apr. 4. 27414

an American play, by H. K. Johnson.

© Henry Kepler Johnson, Washington ;
1879:5598, Apr. 26. ' 27415

Magnolia's return; a sketch in 1 act, by F. L.
Wooldridge. 9 p. 4°, Typewritten.

© Fielding Le^'lie Wooldridge, St. Louis; D:
12401, Mar. 2, 1908 ; 2c. Mar. 2, 1908. 27416

Mago (II) delle Alpi; ossia, L'anello incan-
tato, allegoria storica, farsa, comedia, melo-
dramma e tragedia nel gran teatro del mon-
do, per passatempo ed istruzione degli
Ttaliani in America, di A. Bassetti. New
York, 1889. 1 1., iv, [3]-76 p. 12°.

© Augusto Bassetti, New York; 1889:
3742, Feb. 1 ; 2c. June 6. 27417

Magpie (The) and the jay; by Edward Wiet-
zel. 21 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Carleton Macy, Sheepshead Bay, N. Y. ;
D:9124, Sept. 21, 1906; 2c. Sept. 21, 1906.

27418

Magron, the Frenchman; or, The ups and
downs of life, an original American drama,
by R. Richard.s.

© Ralph Richards, Fort Scott, Kan. ; 1891 :
4315. Jan. 30. 27419

Mag's friend Rip; by J. F. Powell. 19 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© James Francis Powell, Norwalk, Conn. ;
D : 2081, July 3, 1902 ; 2c. July 3, 1902. 27420

Magugar (The) of Swot; comedy in 3 acts, by
[J.] H. Price. [227] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 24, 1911 ; D : 23449 ; Hyde Price,
New York. 27421

Mah Ane; or, A Burmese girl, an original spec-
tacular drama in 3 acts, by H. Van Someren.
97 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Henrv Van Someren, Northwood, Middle-
sex, England ; D : 12145, Jan. 9, 1908 ; 2c. Jan.
9, 1908. 27422

Mah lady Lou; or, Yo' bubble servant, 1 act
.southern play, by H. McKent. [1], 18 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 28, 1912; D: 30675; Howard Mc-
Kent. New York. 27423

1369

27424

DEAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

27442

Mahana, the widow of the rajah; an opera,
words and music by G. Bach.

© Christopher Bach, Milwaukee; 1892:
7243, Feb. 15 ; 2c. Feb. 27, 1893. 27424

Maharajah (The); a comedy in 3 acts, by V. H.
Hart and R. E. Bruckner. 77 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Vivien Hallett Hart, Forrest Hill, N. J.,
and Rudolph Elciin Bruckner, New York; D:
3G04. June 17, 1903 ; 2c. July 7, 1903. 27425

Maharajah (The) of Zogobad. See Horrors.

Mahatma (The); a lyric comedy in a prologue
and 2 acts, book and lyrics by H. Saxby, jr.
47 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Howard Saxby, .ir., Cincinnati ; 9452.
Nov. 17, 190G ; 2c. Nov. 17, 1906. 27426

Mahatnia's (The) triumph; or, A woman in
his eye, a comedy drama in 4 acts and 1 tab-
leau, by E. B. Roller. Typewritten.

© Euphemia Belle Roller, New York ; 1897 :
3977G, July 7; Ic. (3 acts) July 7. 27427

Mahdi (El) See Madhi (El)

Mahl (Das) der spotter (La cena delle beffe);
dramatisches iredicht in 4 aufziigen, von Sem
Benelli, de\itsch von Hans Barth. Stuttgart,
Verlag von J. Uoffiiiaim [19121 4 p. 1., 116 p.
12°.

© Nov. 2, 1912 ; 2c. Mar. 1, 1913 ; D : 32472 ;
Julius Hoffmann, Stuttgart. 27428

Mahommedan mystery; or, The marvel of
Mecca, aerial suspension feat, [by] G. W.
Ryder, assisted by Ida Brummel.

© Christian L. Grim, United States ; 1873 :
10794, Sept. 19. 27429

Maibraut (Die); ein weihespiel in 3 handlun-
gen, von Ernst von Wolzogen, musik von Ar-
tur Bother. Berlin, F. Fontane & co. [1909]
5 p. 1., 86 p. 12°. [Libretto only]

© F. Fontane & co., Berlin ; D : 16201, June
30, 1909 ; 2c. June 30, 1909. 27430

Maid (The); a comedy-drama, by E. W. Carson.

© Edgar W. Carson, Detroit ; 1898 : 16216.
Mar. 9. 27431

comedy in 1 act. by Bui ah Ring. New

York, S. French ; London, S. French, ltd., 1914.
27 p. 12°. (On cover: French's international
copyrighted ed. of the works of the best au-
thors, no. 289)

© Oct. 13. 1914; Ic. Oct. 14. 1914; Ic Oct.
20. 1914; D:3S561; Samuel French, New
York. 27431a

— a drama in 5 acts.

© George Porter, Bridge] lort, Coim. ; D:
•4659. Feb. 27, 19t)4. 27432

Maid, a babe, and a bachelor; farcical playlet
[l)y F. J. Beaman] [15] p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Aug. 2, 1909; D: 16443; Fred. J.
Beaman, Jackson, Mich. 27433

Maid (A), a man, and a million.

© R. H. Nlcholl, Des Moines; D: 15106, Feb.
17, 1909. 27434

Maid (A), a Mick and a Ford; farce comedy in
1 act. by H. N. James and D. Duffy. [3] p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 23, 1914; D: 38287; Harry New-
ton James and Dan Duffv, Venice, Cal.

27434a

Maid and a drunkard on the street; drama in
5 acts, by J. Hill. 12 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 27, 1911; D: 23204; Jehu Hill,
Fort Smith, Ark. 27435

Maid and the actress; a comedy sketch, by
Emma Siege! . 10 p. 4° Typewritten.

© May Siegel, Cincinnati; D:6513, Apr.
14, 1905 ; 2c. June 5, 1905. 27436

Maid (The) and the bachelor; 1 act comedy, by
R. Wilson. 22 p. 8°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 5, 1910; D : 21473 ; Russell Wil-
son, Cincinnati. 27437

Maid (The) and the filibuster. Sec Monte-
zuma.

Maid and the hick; 1 act playlet, by B. Nolan.
4 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 11, 1910 ; D : 20163 ; Boyd Nolan,
Saginaw, Mich. 27438

Maid (The) and the man in the moon; a li-
bretto in 3 acts, by A. P. Nipgen.

© Alvin Probasco Nipgen, Butte, Mont. ;
D : 12947, May 11, 1908. 27439

Maid (The) and the marquis. See Lafayette.

Maid (The) and the minuet. See Mrs. Cob's
salon.

Maid (The) and the motor. Sec Flying- (The)
Dutchman.

Maid (The) and the motor man; play in 2 acts,
by .T. Hickory Wood [pseud, of J. Hart] 148
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© John Hart, Bradford, York, England ; D :
10776. May 27, 1907; 2c. May 27, 1907. 27440

Maid (The) and the mouse; a dramatic com-
position in 1 act. 12 p. obi. 16^". Type-
written.

© Charles B. Lawlor, New York; D:1246.
Jan. 3, 1902 ; 2c. .Jan. 14, 1902. 27441

Maid and the mule; a musical comedy, by S.
Rice. 65 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Sanuiel Rice, New York ; D : 74.52. OcJ
21. 1905; 2c. Nov. 1, 1905. 27442

13

70

27443

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

27461

Maid and the mummy; a musical farce in 3
acts, book and lyrics by Richard Carle,
music by Robin Hood Bowers. 119 p. 4°.
Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© M. Witmark & sons, New York ; D :
5014, May 13, 1904 ; 2c. May 11, 1904. 27443

Maid (The) and the outlaw. See Outlaw
(The)

Maid and the pirate; a romantic drama, by
J. L. Vondal.

© .Joseph L. Vondal, Boston ; D : 5850, Dec.
2, 1904. 27444

Maid (The) and the reaper; an oriental idyl
adapted from the Italian, by W. A. I^amson.

© William A. Lamson, Chicago ; 1895 : 1975,
Jan. 5. 27445

Maid (The) and the viking-; drama in 1 act,
by Charles W. Goddard. 16 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Feb. 24, 1914; D : 36135 ; Star cc,
New York. 27445a

Maid (The) at Watson's; comedy playlet, by
A. H. Kessler. 24 p. obi. 24°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Dec. 7, 1911; D : 25968 ; A. H. Kess-
ler, St. Louis. 27446

Maid (A) from Arizona; [by] H. McCulloch.
Typewritten.

© Helen McCulloch, Minneapolis; 1897:
30447, May 19; 2c. May 19. 27447

Maid from Loudon; monologue, by J. H.
Throckmorton. Proof.

© .Josephine Holt Throckmorton, Washing-
ton; D:4997, May 7, 1904; 2c. Mav 7, 1904.

27448

Maid (The) from Mars; a coniedv in 1 act, by
A. S. Richardson. [22] p. 12°. Printed.

© Anna S. Richardson, New York ; D :
772, Aug. 17, 1901; 2c. Oct. 2, 1901. 27449

Maid (The) from the moon; musical comedy
in 2 acts, by W. S. Carpenter. 16 p. 8°.
Printed.

© Ic. Apr. 23, 1915 ; D : 40491 ; W. Spencer
Carpenter, Philadelphia. 27449a

Maid in a vase; by D. A. Cope.

© Donna Alice Cope, East Cleveland, O. ;
D: 14363, Nov. 24, 1908. 27450

Maid in America; play in 2 acts, by Harold
Atteridge. 100 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 9, 1915; D : 39629 ; Winter gar-
<len CO., New York. 27450a

Maid in Germany; or, Made in Germany,
musical play, by S. B. Cassin and A. C. John-
stone. 88 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto
only]

© Ic. Apr. 28, 1910 ; D : 20867 ; Stephen B.
Cassin and Alexander C. Johnstone, New-
York. 27451

Maid (A) in heart; by A. Allen.

© Alfred Allen, Baltimore ; 1890 : 7477,
Mar. 5. 27452

Maid in the moon; a musical extravaganza,
by A. F. Kales and E. G. Anthony. 103 p.
4°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Arthur F. Kales and Earle C. Anthony,
Nev,^ York ; D : 7927, Jan. 30, 1906 ; Ic. Jan.
30, 1906. 27453

Maid (The) in white (La dame blanche); pro-
duced by the Hinrichs grand opera co., Gus-
tav Hinrichs. director, music by A. Boieldieu.
American version by W. G. Day.

© Willard G. Day, Baltimore ; 1893 : 32325.
July 8. 27454

Maid Marian.

© M. E. Seawell, Washington ; 1889 : 32493.
Oct. 26. 27455

-a comic opera in 3 acts, libretto, by H. B.

Smith.

© Harry B. Smith, New York; D:1228,
Dec. 16, 1901. 27456

— a lyttel .ieste of Robin Wood, an original
opera libretto, by Fred Dixon and A. Cohn.

© Alida Cohn, Milwaukee; 1892:23986,
June 8. 27457

or, The babes in the wood, a spectacular

extravaganza in 4 acts.

© David Henderson, Chicago ; 1890 : 26422.
Aug. 28. 27458

Maid Mary made wife; corned v plavlet, by A.
G. Miller. [2], 21 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 26, 1911 ; D : 25607 ; Allen Greg-
ory Miller, New York. 27459

Maid (A) o' Marblehead. See Ag-nes Sur-
riage.

Maid (De) ob de Hunkpuncas. See De maid
ob de Hunkpuncas.

Maid (A) of Araby; a musical comedy in 2
acts, l)y R. M. Skinner and C. J. Campbell.

© R. M. Skinner and Charles J. Campbell.
New York; D:119, Feb. 6, 1901. 27460

Maid (The) of Arran; an Irish idyl, an adap-
tation for the stage in 5 acts, by L. F. Baum.

© I^ouis F. Baum, Richburg, N. Y. ; 1882:
2234, Feb. 11. 27461

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27462

DKAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

27482

\

Maid (The) of Athens; a musical farce com-
edy in 3 acts, by S. I. Szinnyey. Typewrit-
ten.

© Stephen Ivor Szinnyey, New York ; 1897 :
31835, May 25 ; 2c. June 7. 27462

romantic drama in 5 acts, by A. Blancli-

ard. [127] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 13, 1911; D : 24208 ; Arthur
Blanchard, Cambridge. Mass. 27463

Maid (The) of Babazoun; nnisical comedy in
2 acts, by I. Osgood. [50] p. 4°. Type-
written. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Apr. 8,' 1912 ; D : 29318 ; Ir^ne Os-
good, Northampton, England. 27464

Maid (The) of Balsora. See Sinbad.

Maid (A) of brown. /sV c Priscilla.

Maid (The) of clubs; or. A modern ecstacy, a
social drama in 3 acts, by F. N. Tharpe.

© Francis Newton Tharpe, Philadelphia ;
1890 : 367G6, Nov. 20. 27465

Maid (The) of Columbia; or, Sherman's march
to the sea, a militarv drania in 3 acts, by

D. C. Robie and G. H. Booth. Hartford, Sol-
dier's record steam print, 1871.

© D. C. Robie and G. H. Booth, Hartford ;
1871:2784, Mar. .30; 2c. Apr. 18. 27468

Maid (The) of Coventry. See Lady Godiva.

Maid (The) of Erin; an Irish drama in 4 acts,
by J. F. Ryan.

© John F. Ryan, New York; 1887:11055;
Apr. 25. 27467

Maid of Florence; an historical tragedy in 5
acts, by C. Ulrich.

© Charles Ulrich, jr., Cincinnati ; 1883 :
2035, Jan. 31. 27468

Maid (The) of Grimsby hall; a drama in 3
acts.

© Ernest Allan Gerrard, Columbus, Neb. ;
D : 13847, Sept. 21, 1908. 27469

a present day comedy-drama in 3 acts, by

E. A. Gerrard. 149 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ernest Allen Gerrard, Columbus, Neb. ;
D : 14178, Oct. 30, 1908 ; 2c. Jan. 23, 1909.

27470

Maid (The) of Herat; a farcical romance of
military life in India, by Evan Stanton and
Chai'les Hardy.

© Thomas P. Hughes, New York; 1899:
60385, Sept. 20. 27471

Maid (A) of honour; play in 1 act, by Edward
G. Hemnierdo. Jjondon. S. Frencli, ltd. ; New
York, S. French, 1912. 21 p. 12°. ([French's
acting ed. no. 2422] )

© Dec. 23. 1912; 2c. Dec. 24, 1912; D:
31776; Samuel French, ltd., Tvondon. 27472

the Eng'lish

Maid (A) of honour — C(mtinued.

See alf^o Masterpieces of

drama: Philip Massinger.

Maid (A) of Judah; a drama in 4 acts, by H.
Iliowizi.

Philadelphia; 1899:
27473

© Henry Iliowizi,
71931, Nov. 3.

Maid (The) of Madrid; light opera comedia
.in 3 acts, music by H. Pabst, book by C. H.
Dorr and F. L. Freeman.

© Harry Pabst, Charles H. Dorr and Frank
L. Freeman, United States ; 1897 : 56988, Oct.
8. 27474

Maid (The) of Manalay; an original comic op-
era in 2 acts, book and lyrics by Joseph
Blethen [i. e. A. J. Blethen, jr.] 75 p. 4°.
Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Alden J. Blethen, jr., Seattle; D : 8446,
Apr. 17, 1906 ; 2c. May 23, 1906. 27475

Maid (The) of Manassas; a comedy drama in
4 acts, by W. C. Fulton. 137 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Webster C. Fulton, Des Moines; 1890:
4421, Fob. 4 ; 2c. Mar. 10. 27476

Maid (The) of Manila; a musical comedy in 2
acts, libretto by Catharine W. Fowler. 57 p.
f°. TyjK'written. [Libretto only]

© Jolin Spencer Camp, Hartford ; D : 1575.
Mar. 13. 1902; le. Feb. 27, 1902; Ic. May 22,
1902. 27477

Maid (The) of many lovers; or. When all
fruits fail, welcome haws, an Irish-American
play, by M. M. Murray. Stockton, Cal., Even-
ing mall. 1888. 20 p. 12°.

© IMaurice Moriarty Murray, Coulterville,
Cal. ; 1888 : 25048, Sept. 3 ; 2c. Sept. 20.

27478

Maid of many minds; 1 act comedy drama, by
Y.. B. Ritchey. [2], 20 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 12, 1913.; D: 33205; Ethel Bos-
tick Ritchey, Pasadena. 27479

Maid (The) of Mardi gras; comedy in 2 acts,
by C. W. Collins. [1], Gl p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Mar. 8, 1911; D : 23589 ; Charles W.
Collins, Chicago. 27480

Maid (The) of Mex; musical comedy in 2 acts,
boolv and lyi-ics by TOdgar Selwyn and A. N. C.
Fowler. 62 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto
only]

© A. N. C. Fowler, Glens Falls, N. Y. ; D :
7534, Nov. 8, 1005; 2c. Nov. 8, 1905. 27481

Maid of millions; comedy drama in 4 acts, by
D. Edwin. 138 p. 4°. Typewi'itten.

© David Edwin, Brooklyn ; D : 8592. May
25, 1906; 2e. May 25, 1906. 27482

1372

27483

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

27501

Maid of money; a musical farcical comedy in
3 acts, by H. G. Donnelly. 83 p. 4°. Type-
written. [Libretto only]

© Henry Grattan Donnelly, New York; D:
5543, Sept. 17, 1904 ; 2c. Oct. 14, 1904. 27483

or, Flo Flo, a musical comedy in 2 acts,

book and lyrics by Collin Davis, music by
Howard Whitney. 57 p. 4°. Typewriteen.
[Libretto only]

© M. Witmark & sons, New York ; D : 5217,
June 22, 1904 ; 2c. June 22, 1904. 27484

Maid (A) of New Orieans; play in 4 acts, by
A. L. La Victoire. 55 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. INL'r. 3, 1913 ; D : 32682 ; Alma L. La
Victoire, Chicago. 27485

Maid (The) of Northumberland. See Dra-
matic works of Daniel Bedinger Lucas,

Maid (The) of Orleans; a drama, by M. Banks.

© Maude Banks, Boston ; 1887 : 22585, Sept.

5. 27486

■ • Schiller's romantic tragedy, adapted from

the German, by G. S. Viereck. 82 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© George Svlvester Viereck, New York; D:
15397, Mar. 22^ 1909 ; 2c. Mar. 22, 1909. 27487

a tragedy in 5 acts, adapted from the Ger-

man of Schiller, by G. Garrigues.

© Gertrude Garrigues, St. Louis; 1872:
12820, Dec. 5. 27488

-compiled from Schiller, etc., by Dr.

H. Griffin.

© Hamilton Griffin, Louisville; 1875:2984,
Mar. 29. 27489

-The bride of Messina; Wilhelm Tell; De-
metrius; by Friedrich Schiller, tr. by Sir
Theodore Martin, Anna Swanwick, and A.
Lodge, ed. by Nathan Haskell Dole. [Edition
de luxe] Boston, F. A. Niccolls & company
[1902] 3 p. 1., 413 p. front., pi. 8°.

© Francis A. Niccolls & co., Boston ; A :
31463, Apr. 23, 1902 ; 2c. May 14, 1902.

27489a

(Schiller's); tr. from the German [by Anna

Swanwick] with an introduction by E.
Brooks, jr. Philadelphia, D. McKay [1899]
158 p. 16°.

© David McKay, Philadelphia; 1899:
49827, Aug. 2 ; 2c. Apr. 10. 27489b

Maid (The) of Orleans rediviva. See Countess
(The) of Queensbury.

Maid (The) of Oxfirth; a tragedy in old Norse
life in 5 acts, by I. C. Waterbury.

© Ivan C. Waterbury, Chicago ; D : 3144,
Mar. 2, 1903. 27490

Maid of Persia; by J. Jacobson.

© Janie Jacobson, New York; D : 6628,
May 3, 1905. 27491

Maid (The) of Salem; a comic operetta in 2
acts, words by E. Bushnell, music by W. H.
Jones. Cleveland, O., The University school,
1906. 33 p. 8°. [With music]

© Edward Bushnell and W. H. Jones,
Cleveland; D : 8529, May 5, 1906; 2c. May 5,
1906. 27492

Maid (A) of Salem towne; by H. C. Spofford,
13 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 25, 1911; D: 25077; Harriett
Coggeshall Spofford, Alexandria, Va. 27493

Maid (The) of San Jacinto; historical drama
in 4 acts, by Z. A. Hall. [20] p. f°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Jan. 20, 1914; D: 35913; Z. Albert
Hall, San Antonio. 27493a

Maid (The) of Seville; an operatic medley in 2
acts, by Edward C. Beach. 26 p. 4°.
Printed.

© E. C. Beach, Cleveland ; 1890 : 1292. Jan.
8; 2c. Jan. 8. 27494

Maid (The) of sincerity. See Belinda.

Maid of Sorek; a religious drama in 4 acts, by
J. E. Goodman. 122 p. 4°. Typewritten.
© Jules Eckert Goodman, New Yox'k ; D :
8258, Mar. 31, 1906 ; 2c. Mar. 31, 1906. 27495

Maid (A) of the apartment; comedy drama
playlet in 1 act, by J. Leiser and W. L. Sweit-
zer. [2], 30 p. 4°, Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 25, 1912; D: 29489; Joseph
Leiser and -Willard Lee Sweitzer, AUentown,
Pa. 27496

Maid (The) of the lighthouse; a comedy
drama in 3 acts, by W. Busch. Revised. 46
p. f°. Typewritten.

© William Busch, St. Louis; 1888:11322.
Apr. 18 ; 2c. May 9. 27497

a drama in 3 acts. Rev. ed. 36 p., inter-

leaved. 16°. Printed.

© William Bush, St. Louis; 1879:4137.
Mar. 29; 2c. Apr. 11. 27498

• or, All is well that ends well.

© William Bush, Chicago ; 1876 : 9275, Aug.
9; 2c. Aug. 9. 27499

or. The belle of Narragansett Bay, a

drama in 3 acts, by W, Busch. Revised. Ms.

© William Busch. St. Louis; 1886:6974.
Mar. 26; 2c. Apr. 10. 27500

or, The belle of Narragansett Pier, a

comedy drama in 3 acts, by W. Busch. Re-
vised. 75 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Wm. Busch, St. Louis ; 1889 : 23306, July
30; 2c. Aug. 7. 27501

1373

27502

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

27518

Maid (The) of the missed. See Sovereign's
pink. — Treasure (A) pink.

Maid (The) of the mist; a musical, satirical,
whimsical, spectacular comedy in 3 acts, by
R. C. Hill.

© Richmond G. Hill, Buffalo ; 1893 : 49224,
Nov. 4. 27502

Maid (The) of the Mystic mine; comedy drama
in 3 acts, by W. C. Herman. 59 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. July 14, 1915; D: 41230; William
Calvin Herman, Chicago. 27502a

Maid (The) of Turkestan; a comic opera in 2
acts, libretto by Ernest Cushman Whitton,
music by William H. Greene. 51 p. 4°.
Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© E. C. Whitton, Brooklyn, and W. H.
Greene, Sheridan, Wyo. ; D: 14200, Nov. 3,
1908; 2c. Oct. 22, 1908. 27503

Maid or widow; sketch in 1 act, by T. P. Mur-
phy. 10 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 5, 1912; D : 31053 ; T. P. Mur-
phy, Chicago. 27504

Maid (The) that was arch and the youth that
was archer. See Robin Hood.

Maid (The), the mimic and the spinster. See
Blunders.

Maid to order; a farce in 1 act, for female

characters only, by Helen Sherman Griffith.

Boston, W. H. Baker &. co., 1907. 16 p. 12°.

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston; D:

11419, Sept. 26, 1907; 2c. Oct. 24, 1907.

27505

Maid, wife, mother. See Zilla.

Maid (The) with the millions; a musical play
in 2 acts, by W. P. Burt. 55 p. 4°. Type-
written. [Libretto only]

© William P. Burt, New York; D : 13233,
June 24, 1908 ; 2c. June 17, 1908. 27506

Maiden (The) and the coachman; or. The
wonderful book, by S. Marble. 35 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Scott Marble, United States; 1884:
19751, Oct. 1; Ic. Oct. 10. 27507

Maiden (The) and the Indian. See Wily
(The) West.

Maiden (The) and the prince. See Cinderella.

Maiden (The) militaires. See Corporal Jose-
phine,

Maiden (The) of Grand Pre; a drama in 5
acts, by J. S. Norton.

© John S. Norton, New York ; 1872 : 8445,
Aug. 9. 27508

Maiden over the wall; fantasy, by B. Bloch.
[2], 18 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 30, 1913; D: 35554; Bertram
Bloch, New York. 27509

Maiden (The) queen; comic opera in 2 acts,
book by Robert Buchanan and Charles Mar-
lowe [pseud, of Harriett Jay] music by
Florian Pascal. London, J. Williams, ltd.
[1908] 55 p. 8°. [Libretto only]

© Joseph Williams, ltd., London ; D : 12497,
Mar. 6, 1908; 2c. Mar. 6, 1908. 27510

Maiden (The) who couldn't laugh. See Prin-
cess (The) Chrysalline.

Maidens (The) See Ismene.

Maiden's adventure; comedy drama in 6 acts,
[by] T. A. Branch. Riclimoud, Taylor & Dal-
ton, 1893. 58 p. 12°.

© Travers Albert Branch, Barton Heights,
Va. ; 1892:50560, Dec. 12; 2c. Apr. 4, 1S93.

27511

Maidens all forlorn; an original comedy in 3
acts, by Evelyn Simms. [Dick's American
ed.] New York, Dick & Fitzgerald, 1901.
17 p. 12°.

© Dick & Fitzgerald, New York; D : 754,
Aug. 14, 1901; 2c. Sept. 17, 1901. 27512

Maiden's (The) vow. See Golden (The) hen.

Maids and bachelors; or. Employers, beware!
farce in 3 acts, by Mrs. V. Neale. [15] p.
24°. Printed.

© Apr. 8, 1911 ; 2c. Apr. 26, 1911 ; D : 24060 ;
Mrs. Vincent Neale, San Rafael, Cal. 27513

Maids and matrons; a colonial play for young
women in 3 acts, by Grace B. Faxon. Boston,
W. H. Baker & co., 1906. 51 p. 12°.

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston; D: 8951,
Aug. 11, 1906; 2c. Oct. 13, 1906. 27514

Maids and money; a comedy drama in 4 acts,
by E. Stine.

© Edwin Stine, Chicago; 1882:3112, Mar.
1. 27515

Maid's (The) dilemma; by N. Anderson. 4 p.
8°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. IS, 1911; D: 28018; Nellie
Anderson, Sheepshead Bay, N. Y. 27516

Maid's (The) forgiveness; a play, by John Jay
Chapman. New York, Mott'at, Yard & CO.,
1908. [6], 93 p. 12°.

© aioffat, Yard & co.. New York ; D : 14286,
Nov. 6, 1908; 2c. Oct. 24, 1908. 27517

Maids, modes and manners; or, Madame
Grundy's dilemma, by Amelia Sanfoixl,
Philadelphia, The Penn publishing company,
1896.

© Penn pub. co., Philadelphia ; 1896 : 34063,
June 8; 2c. June 8. 27518

1374

37519

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

27533

Maids of all nations; entertainment suitable

for stage or parlor, by Maude Burbank.

Boston, W. H. Baker & co., 1909. 7 p. 12°.

© Sept. 7, 1909; 2c. Sept. 8, 1909; D:

■ 16720; Walter H. Baker & co., Boston.

27519

Maids of America; extravaganza in 1 act, by
Edwin Hanford. 42 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 16, 1915 ; D : 40385 ; Jess Burns,
New York. 27519a

Maids of Athenia; an American comic opera
in 3 acts, hy H. G. Donnelly. 95 p. 4°.
Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© H. Grattan Donnelly, Auburndale,
Mass.; D : 5048, May 18, 1904; 2c. May 18.
1904. 27520

Maids of Athens; play in 3 acts, by Carolyn
Wells. 175] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 27, 1914; D : 36927 ; Henry W.
Savage, inc.. New York. 27520a

Maids (The) of honor. See Pilgrim (The)
kings.

Maids (The) of Japan. See Mousme (The)

Maids of Mars; musical comedy in 1 act, by
J. T. Fare. 21 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Li-
bretto only]

© John Threlfall Fare, Los Angeles; D:
6912, July 6, 1905; 2c. July 6, 1905. 27521

Maid's (The) prologue; play in 1 scene, by Ar-
thur Ketchum. {In Poet lore, v. 25, no. 3,
May-June 1914; periodical © June 12, 1914;
2c. June 15, 1914; B: 304033; Poet lore co.,
Boston) 27521a

Maids (The) revenge; dramatized from Henry
William Herbert's Marmaduke Wyvil, by M.
Herbert,

© Morgan Herbert, New York ; 1889 : 4203,
Feb, 5. 27522

Maids to order; a 3 act comedy, by W. F. Car-
roll and F. Dumont.

© Wm. F. Carroll and Frank Dumont,
Philadelphia ; 1898 : 34910, June 7 ; 2c. Sept.
26. 27523

Maids (The) tragedy. See Masterpieces of
the English drama: Beaumont and Fletcher.

Mail (The) carriers; dialogue, by H. E. Casey
and L. J. Smith. 9 p. 8°. Ms.

© Ic. July 11, 1912; D : 30330 ; Harold E.
Casey and Lon J. Smith, Philadelphia.

27524

Mail girls; play in 1 act, by A. Polak. 12 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 21, 1915 ; D : 41275 ; Alexander
Polak, New York. 27524a

Mail (The) order house; comedy in 3 acts, by

B. Andreas. 102 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 23, 1915; D : 41808 ; Eulalie
Andreas, New York, 27524b

Mailed (The) fist; vaudeville sketch in 1 act,
by A. Stewart. 31 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic, Apr, 22, 1915; D : 40440 ; Andrew
Stewart. Washington, 27524c

Main (La) de singe; conte dramatique en 3
tableaux, par L. N. Parker and W, W, Jacobs,
Paris, P. V, Stock, 1904. 43 p. 12°,

© P, V, Stock, Paris; D : 5947, Dec, 22,
1904; 2c. Dec. 22, 1904. ' 27525

Main (La) droite; comgdie en 1 acte, [par]
Andre Barde. Paris, G. Ondet, 1909. 47 p.
12°.

© Sept. 1, 1909; 2c. Sept. 4, 1909; D:
16705; Georges Ondet, Paris. 27526

Main (The) line; a drama of railroad life, by

C. Barnard and Henry C. De Mille.

© Charles Barnard. New York; 1885:
25352, Dec. 3. 27527

or, Rawson's Y, an idyl of the railroad, by

H. C. De Mille and C. Barnard. 1 p. 1., 67 p.
16°. Printed.

© Henry C. De Mille and Charles Barnard,
New York ; 1886 : 20904. Sept. 16 ; 2c. Sept.
16. 27528

Main (La) mysterieuse; comedie d'a ventures
en 3 actes, par Fread Amy [pseud, of A. Du-
quesne] et J. Mar.sele. Paris, Librairie the-
atrale, artistique et litteraire, 1913. 144 p.

12°

© Sept. 5, 1913; 2c. Oct. 11, 1913; D:
34683 ; Alfred Duquesne & Jean Marsele,
Paris. 27529

comedie en 3 actes, par Fread Amy [pseud.

of A. Duquesne] et J. Marsele. 290 p, 4°,

Ms.

© Ic. Aug. 16. 1913 ; D : 34170 ; Alfred Du-
quesne & Jean Marsele, Paris. 27530

Main (La) passe; comedie en 4 actes, par G.
Fevdeau. Paris, Librairie theatrale, 1906,
1906, 2 p, 1., 314 p. 12°,

© Georges Feydeau, Paris ; D : 9469, Nov.
19. 1906; 2c. Oct. 15, 1906. 27531

Main (La) rouge; drame en 5 actes et 10 tab-
leaux, pur Alevy et Marcel Nadaud. Paris,
C. Joubert, 1913. 108 p. 8°.

© Nov. 22, 1913; 2c. Dec. 1, 1913; D:
35203; Joubert, Paris. 27532

Main street; a musical comedy in 2 acts [by
G. W. Bunn, jr.] Princeton university triangle
club, season of 1912. 2 v. 8°.

© Ic. act 1 Dec. 11, 1911 ; © Ic. act 2 Mar.
9, 1912 ; D : 29043 ; Princeton triangle club.
Princeton, N. J. 27533

1375

27534

DEAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

27550

Maine and Georgia; a military war drama in
5 acts, by H. P. Taylor.

© Howard P. Taylor, New York; 1894:
50630, Oct. 30. 27534

Maine (The) avenged; a dramatic composition,
by H. Harris.

© Hamilton Harris, New York; 1898:
46319, Aug. 4. 27535

Maine (The) disaster; drama in 4 acts, by M,
O'Brien.

© Michael O'Brien, New York; 1898:
14969, Mar. 3 ; 2c. May 9. 27536

•or. Adventures in Cuba, drama in 5 acts,

by R. D. Hannisli. Typewritten.

© Richard D. Hannish, Dayton, O. ; 1898:
57008, Sept. 28 ; 2c. June 3, 1899. 25737

Mainspring (The); a modern drama in 3 acts
and 5 scenes, by C. Schoonmaker. [65] p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 14, 1913 ; D : 32305 ; Carl Schoon-
maker, New York. 27538

Mais n'te promene done pas toute nue; com-
edie en 1 acte, par G. P^'eydeau. 16 p. 4°.
(L'lllustration theatrale, 8' annee,— 203, 17
fevrier 1912)

© Feb. 17, 1912; 2c. Mar. 2, 1912; D:
28907 ; Georges Feydeau, Paris. 27539

Maisie; a 1 .act play, by M. M. Allen. [Tren-
ton, N. J., Printed by Pliillips & Godshalk,
1905] 12 p. 8°.

© Mary Mosher Allen, Trenton, N. J.; D:
6363, Mar. 20, 1905; 2c. Mar. 20, 1905.

27540

Maison (La); piece en 3 actes, par G. Mitchell.
New York, William R. Jenkins, 1901. 1 p. 1.,
21 p. f°.

© Georges Mitchell, Paris ; D : 1184, Dec.
14, 1901; 2c. Dec. 14, 1901. 27541

Maison (La) d'argile; piece en 3 actes, par E.
Fabre. [Paris Impr. de l'lllustration] 1907.
2 p. 1., 62 p. 12°.

© Emile Fabre, Paris; D: 10189, Mar. 22,
1907; 2c. Mar. 22, 1907. 27542

See also House (The) of clay.

Maison de danses; piece en 4 actes et 5 tab-
leaux, par [Fernand] Noziere [pseud, of Fer-
nand Wej'l] et Ch. Miiller, d'apr&s le roman
de Paul Reboux. {In L'lllustration the-
atrale, no. 135, 8 Janvier 1910)

© Jan. 8, 1910 ; 2c. Feb. 2, 1910 ; D : 20089,
Noziere & Ch, Muller, Paris. 27543

Maison (La) de poupee. See Doll's (The)
house.

Maison de rendezvous; pi§ce en 1 acte, [par]
Andre Barde. Paris, G. Ondet, 1909. 37 p.
12°.

© Sept. 1, 1909; 2c. Sept. 4, 1909; D:
16706; Georges Ondet, Paris. 27544

Maison des confidences; [par] Henri Duver-
nois. Paris, E. Flammarion [1914] 2 p. 1.,
[3]-348 p. 12°. (Collection parisienne)

© Feb. 4, 1914; 2c. Feb. 24, 1914*; A—
Foreign 9677 ; Ernest Flammarion, Paris.

27544a

Maison (La) des juges; pi&ce en 3 actes, [par
G. Leroux] [Paris, Impr. de l'lllustration]
1906. 2 p. 1., 78 p. 8°.

© Gaston Leroux, Paris ; D : 9187, Ocjt. 4,
1906; 2c. Oct. 4, 1906. 27545

Maison (La) du pont Notre Dame. See Falls
(The) of Niagara.

Maison (La) hantee; piece-bouffe en 1 acte, par
L. Autigeon & Dourel-Roydel. Paris, C. Jou-
bert, 1913. 31 p. 8°.

© Nov. 22, 1913 ; 2c. Dec. 1, 1913 ; D : 35207 ;
Joubert, Paris. 27546

Maison (La) neuve. See Fine feathers.

Maisonseule; piece en 3 actes, par A. F. Her-
old. Paris, Mercure de France, 1910. 141 p.
12°.

© June 10, 1910; 2c. July 30. 1910; D:
21681; A. Ferdinand Herold, Paris. 27547

Maitre Balthazar; a play in 3 acts, by P. Ber-
ton. 46 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Pierre Berton, Paris ; D : 5294, Julv 14,
1904; 2c. May 26, 1904. 27548

Maitre Barnabe; fantaisie militaire en 1 acte,
par Clement de Laroque. Paris, C. Joubert.
1912. 44 p. 8°.

© Dec. 28, 1912; 2c. Jan. 21, 1913: D:
32020; Joubert, Paris. 27549

Maitre Cornille. See Old (The) miller.

Maitre (Le) de forges; piece en 4 actes, par
Georws Olinet [with English notes by C. Fon-
taine] New York, W. R. Jenkins ; Boston, C.
Schoenhof, 1889. 112 p. 12°. (On cover:
Theatre contemporain, no. 10)

© William R. .Jenkins, New York; 1889:
1863, Jan. 14 ; 2c. Jan. 14. 27550

with notes and vocabulary by Georges

Castegnier. New York, W. R. Jenkins com-
pany [1913] 1 p. 1., 393 p. 12°. (Romans
choisis, no. 8)

© Mnr. 28, 1913; 2c. Apr. 2, 1913; A:
346014; William R. .Jenkins co.. New York.
[Copyright is claimed on vocabulary, notes
and biographical sketch] 27550a

1376

27551

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

27571

Maitresse (Une) de langues; corned ie-vaucleville

eu 3 actes, par H. Crisafulli and E. Oarcenac.

© H. Crisafulli and E. Oarcenac, Paris ;

1891:35956, Oct. 6. 27551

Maitresse (La) de piano; piece en 5 actes et 6
tableaux, precedes d'un prologue, par F. Du-
quesnel et A. Barde. Paris, Charpentier et
Fasquelle, 1907. 128 p. 12°.

© Felix Duquesnel, Andre Barde and Eu-
eene Fasquelle, Paris ; D : 11868, Dec. 6. 1907 ;
2c. Dec. 7, 1907 ; 2c. Dec. 30, 1907. 27552

Maitresse (Une) femme. See Ultimatum (L')

Maizie of the Frivolity; by De W. C. Millen.
12 p. 8°. Printed.

© De Witt C. Millen, Ann Arbor ; D : 18109,
June 4, 1908 ; 2c. June 29, 1908. 27553

Maja; skandinavische boheme-koniudie in 3 ak-
ten, von Max Dauthendey. Leipzig, E. Ro-
wohlt verlag, 1911. 116 p. 8°.

© Nov. 30, 1911; 2c. Feb. 17, 1912; D:
28737 ; Ernst Rowohlt verlag, Leipzig. 27554

Maja (La) de Goya; zarzuela en 1 acto y 3
cuadros, en prosa y verso, original de M. Fal-
con y E. Navarro, musica de los maestros
llefie V Marti. Madrid [Sociedad de autores
espanoles] 1908. 34 p. 8°. [Libretto only]

© Manuel Falcon y Enrique Navarro, Mad-
rid ; D : 14715, Jan. 2, 1909 ; 2c. Jan. 4. 1909.

27555

Maja (La) de los madriles; luimorada en 1 acto
y 3 cuadros, original de Antonio Fernandez Le-
pina y Antonio Plaiiiol, musica del maestro
Calleia. Madrid [Sociedad de autores es-
panoles] 1915. 48 p. 12°. [Libretto only]

© Aug. 30, 1915; Ic. Sept. 1, 1915; D:
410.54; A. Fernandez Lepina y A. Planiol, Ma-
drid. 27555a

Maja (La) desnuda; sainete lirico en 1 acto, di-
vidido en 4 cuadros, en prosa, original de A.
Custodio [Pintado], musica del maestro Tor-
regrosa. Madrid [Sociedad de autores es-
panoles] 1909. 34 p. 8°. [Libretto only]^

© Angel Custodio, Madrid ; D : 16145, .tune
23, 1909 ; 2c. June 23, 1909. 27556

Majestat Mimi; operette in 3 akten, von Felix
Dijrmann [pseud, of Felix Biedermann] und
Roda Roda, nuisik von Bruno Granich-
staedten. Leipzig, Wien, J. Weinberger, 1911.
40 p. 12°. [Libretto only]

© Feb. 15, 1911 ; 2c. Mar. 8, 1911 ; D : 23585 ;
Josef Weinberger, Leipzig. 27557

Same. Soufnier- und regiebuch. Leipzig,

J. Weinberger, 1911. 1 p. 1., 83 p. 4°.

© Ic. June 15, 1911 ; D : 24473 ; Josef Wein-
berger, Leipzig. 27558

Majesty (The) of the law; a drama in 4 acts,
by V. A. Barber. 63 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Victoria Adams Barber, Winnetka, 111. ;
D : 15282, Feb. 23, 1909 ; 2c. Feb. 23, 1909.

27559
See also Burglars (The)

Majilton family; a nightmare, an original, far-
cical, terpsichorean sketch, invented and arr,
by the family Majilton.

© Charles Majilton, New York ; 1872 : 12887,
Dec. 7. 27560

Majolika; lustspiel in 3 akten, von Ludwig Hel-
ler. Berlin, F. Bloch erben, 1912. 79 p. 12°.

© Ic. Jan. 9, 1913; D : 31953 ; Felix Bloch
erben, Berlin. 27561

Major (The); a comedy drama in 4 acts, by
F. G. Lamson.

© F. G. Lamson, Boston ; 1894 : 38062, Aug.
16 ; 2c. Aug. 16. 27562

a comic play in 4 acts, [by] E. Harrigan.

150 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Edward Harrigan, New York; 1881:
12911, Aug. 22 ; 2c. Sept. 2. 27563

a comic play in 1 act and 9 scenes [by E.

Harrigan]

© Edward Harrigan, New York ; 1881 : 5417,
Apr. 9. 27564

an oriental comedy in 5 acts, by M. T.

Allen.

© Marie Townsend Allen, United States ;
1884 : 19310, Sept. 26. 27565

an original comedy in 1 act, by G. I. Hold-
ship. (In Colonel Chabert, and The major)

© George Irwin Holdship, Pittsburgh ; 1892 :
47193, Nov. 21 ; 2c. Dec. 27. 27566

Major (The) and the judge; by Will J. Cressy.

© Hurtig & Seamon, New York ; D : 1869,
Apr. 30, 1902. 27567

Major Andre; play in 5 acts.

© Albert Carr, New York; 1874:13963,
Nov. 14. 27568

Major Barbara; with an essay as first aid to
critics, by Bernard Shaw. New York, Bren-
tano's, 1913. 159 p. 16°.

© Sept. 10, 1913; 2c. Nov. 13, 1913; A:
361159; G. B. Shaw, London. 27569

See also John Bull's other island.

Major Crawford's visitor; by A. E. Adelman.
28 p. 4°, Typewritten.

© Abram E. Adelman, Chicago ; D : 13250,

June 26, 1908 ; 2c. July 9, 1908. 27570

Major De Boots; farcical comedy in 3 acts, from
the English of .1. Stirling Coyne.

© Stephen Fiske, New York ; 1883 : 13825,
July 27. 27571

5379—16-

-87

1377

27572

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

27592

Major Horace; a comedy in 5 acts, by C. Viedt,
and J. Grimm.

© C. Kleemann and C. Marques, United
States ; 1876 : 13452, Dec. 5. 27572

Major (Le) Ipeca; piece militaire en 3 actes,
par A. Mouezv-Eon et E. Joullot. Paris, P. V.
Stock, 1908. 183 p. 12°.

© Andre Mouezy-Eon et Eugene Joullot,
Paris ; D : 12499, Mar. 7, 1908 ; 2c. Mar. 7,
1908. 27573

Major Kelly's cork leg. See Back from the
Philippines.

Major Knopp; comic opera libretto in 3 acts,
by H. .1. Lebo.

© Harvev J. Lebo, Tipton, Ind. ; D : 147,
Feb. IS, 1901. 27574

Major Lily-White; romantic comedy in 1 act.
bv Percival L. Wilde [pseud. of P. L. Weil]
24 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 22, 1913 ; D : 34808 ; Percival L.
Weil, New York. 27575

Major Murphy's daughter; comedy drama in
3 acts, by K. B. O'Rourke. 121 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Dec. 16. 1912; D : 31712 ; Kate
Beirne O'Rourke, Los Angeles. 27576

Major (The) of industry; musical satire in 2
acts, book and lyrics by A. N. O. Fowler.
54 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© A. N. C. Fowler, Glens Falls, N. Y. ; D :
8598, May 26, 1906 ; 2c. May 26, 1906. 27577

Major O'Haggerty; a comedy in 3 acts, by F.
S. Gil^bs.

© Gus Bothner, New York; 1894:4802.
Jan. 19. 27578

Major Pendennis; a play in 6 scenes and 4
acts, founded on Tluickeray's novel, Penden-
nis, by S. H. Wandell. 254 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Samuel H. Wandell, New York ; D : 8731,
June 23, 1906; 2c. July 18, 1906. 27579

Major Rapier; farce, adapted from the French,
by G. W. Birdseye.

© George W. Birdseye, Albany ; 1872 : 2374,
Mar. 9. 27580

Majorite (La) d'Alex. See In spite of her.

Majority (A) of one; or. Love and mush-
rooms, a farce in 1 act, by Francis A. Harris,
freelv adapted from the German. Boston,
W. "h. Baker & co., 1892. 23 p. 12°.
( [Baker's ed. of plays] )

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston; 1892:
43989, Oct. 29; 2c. Nov. 4. 27581

Majors and minors; Summers and Howard in
their own original musical sketch.

© Charles Summers and Burt Howard,
Troy, N. Y. ; 1888:8856, Mar. 26. 27582

Major's (The) appointment. See April skies.

Major's (The) bride; by Sam C. Miller.

© Thomas Henry aiarks, Duluth, Minn. :
1898:36365, June 13; 2c. June 13. 27583

Major's (The) daughter; a comedy in 3 acts,
by Walter Allyu Earle [pseud, of W. A. Elder-
kin] 79 p. f°. Typewritten.

© William A. Elderkin, Newport, Ky. ;
1885 : 26490, Dee. 16 ; 2c. Jan. 2, 1886. 27584

Major's (The) lady; an original comedy-drama
in 4 acts, by Fiddis M. Page.

© Franklyn Gale, Flushing, N. Y. ; D :2134,
July 19, 1902. 27585

Major's (The) mistake. Sec Ici on parle
frangais.

Major's (The) niece; an original American
comedy in 3 acts, by C. D. Levin.

© Charles Davis Levin, New York; 1893:
31055, June 30. 27586

Major's protegee; comedy drama, by F. Col-
ville. 144 p. 4°. Typevv'ritten.

© Ic. Mar. 17, 1910 ; D : 20484 ; Fulton Col-
ville, Decatur, Ga. 27587

Majos (Los) de plante; sainete en 1 acto y 3
cuadros, en verso, original de J. Dicenta y
P. de Repide. Madrid [Sociedad de autores
espanoles] 1908. 88 p. 12°.

© Joaquin Dicenta y Pedro de Repide, Ma-
drid; D: 13595, Aug. 19, 1908; 2c. Aug. 19,
1908. 27583

Make a fuss of' me; from The Cingalee, by

Paul A. Rubens. 1 sheet. f°. Typewritten.

© Chappell & CO., London ; D : 5859, Dec. 5.

1904; 2c. Dec. 5, 1904. 27589

Make-believe (The)

© Mann Page, Denver ; D : 10770, June 14,
1907. 27590

comedietta, by E. C. Rackstraw and W.

Muskerry. New York, S. French; London,
S. French, ltd., 1910. 23 p. 12°.

© Nov. 21, 1910; 2c. Nov. 22, 1910; D:
22618; Samuel French, ltd., London. 27591

drama in 3 acts, by H. Briggs. 85 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. June 29, 1915; D : 41120 ; Harlan
Briggs, New York. 27591a

Make-believe (The) man; play in 3 acts, by
E. M. Emig. [1], 74 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 25, 1913; D: 32418; Evelyn

Martha Emig, Washington.

27592

1378

27593

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

27613

Make-believes (The); by Alexander Gordon
Ileid. 11 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 29, 1909 ; D : 17811 ; Bert Sheri-
dan and Florrie Sloan, United States. 27593

Making a love maker.

© Maurice V. Samuels, New York ; D : 6393,
Mar. 23, 1905. 27602

comedy in 4 acts, by E. Ellis and R. W. ^^^^"^^ ^ °^an- ^^'^ Tiss, Tim and the ticker.

Sneddon. 177 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 24, 1915 ; D : 41302 ; Edith Ellis
and Robert W. Sneddon, New York. 27593a

Make haste to be rich. See Fly Cashington.

Make me your wife; a comedy drama in 4

acts and 7 scenes, by U. Davis. Typewritten.

© Ulysses Davis, Chicago; 1893:35404.

July 29 ; 2c. July 29. 27594

Maker (The) of dreams; fantasy in 1 act, by
O. Down. London and Glasgow, Gowans &
Gray, ltd., 1913. 39 p. 24°.

© Feb. 1, 1913 ; 2c. Oct. 18, 1913 ; D : 34815 ;
Oliphant Down, Gilliugham, England. 27595

Maker (A) of men. See Women in love.

Maker (A) of violins; dramatic sketch in 1 act,
by K. Wilson. [1], 12 p. 12°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 4, 1913; D : 33991 ; Kathryne
Wilson, Tacoma. 27596

Makers and spenders; play without a preach-
ment in 3 acts, by Peter Pindar. [3], 112 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 11, 1913 ; D : 34097 ; John P. Rit-
ter. New York. 27597

Makers (The) of fire; play in 4 acts, by W. R.
Randall. 126 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 2.J, 1912; D : 31241 ; William R.
Randall, New York. 27598

Makers of madness; play in 1 act, by H. Hage-
dorn. [2], 36 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 19, 1914; D: 38170; Hermann
Hagedorn, Fairfield, Conn. 27598a

and 3 scenes, by H. Hagedorn. New

York, Macmillan co., 1914. 95 p. 12°.

© Nov. 25, 1914; 2c. Nov. 27, 1914; D:
3899G ; Hermann Hagedorn, Fairfield, Conn.

27598b

Makeshift benefactor; an Ethiopian effusion, by
William D. Hall. 10 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Dixey & Kirby, Philadelphia ; D : 7370,
Sept. 29, 1905 ; 2c. Sept. 29, 1905. 27599

Making a hit; an Ethiopian farce in 2 scenes,
bv Frank Duniont. New York, R. M. De Witt,
1876. 7 p. 12°. ( [De Witt's Ethiopian and
comic drama, no. 109] )

© Robert M. De Witt, New York; 1876:
14572, Dec. 29 ; 2c. Sept. 15, 1877. 27600

Making a living; play in 4 acts, by H. Wand-
macher. [82] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 20, 1912 ; D : 28371 ; Harry Wand-
macher, Brooklyn. 27601

Making a million ; a musical frenzied finance
comedy in 1 act, by C. Docen. 16 p. 4".
Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Aug. 24, 1909 ; D : 16623 ; Chas. Docen,
New York. 27603

Making a motion picture; a play, by N. Beery,
jr. [3], 13 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 19, 1912 ; D : 30033 ; Noah Beery,
jr., New York. 27604

Making a sergeant; play in 3 acts, by E. E.
Keays. [121] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 12, 1912; D: 30831; Ethelyn
Emery Keays, Great Neck, N. Y. 27605

Making a sister; mock initiation for ladies, by
Epes Winthrop Sargent. Boston, W. H. Baker
& CO., 1910. 17 p. 12°.

© May 17, 1910 ; 2c. May 18, 1910 ; D : 21060 ;
Walter H. Baker & co., Boston. 27606

Making an American citizen; in 4 acts, by
Zepluriu J. Guilbeault. [2], 63 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Nov. 12, 1910 ; D : 22545 ; Z. J. Guil-
beault, St. Louis. 27607

■ • in 3 acts, by Z. J. Guilbea-ult. 101 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 15, 1911; D: 25234; Zephirin J.
Guilbeault, St. Louis. 27608

Making good; by H. Miller. 5 p. fol. Type-
written.

© Ic. Sept. 15, 1910 ; D : 22061 ; Harry Miller,
New York. 27609

■ comedy drama in 4 acts, by G. D. Morris.

78 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 13, 1910; D: 17930; George D.
Morris, Buffalo. 27610

— comedy drama in 1 act, by G. S. Loane.
[22] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 29, 1911; D: 25348; George S.
Loane, New York. 27611

•comedy in 4 acts, by G. D. Morris. [131]

p. 4 . Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 20, 1911; D: 23143; George D.

Morris, New York. 27612

by G. L Lynn. [44] p. 4°. Typewrit-

ten.

© Ic. Nov. 18, 1912 ; D : 31410 ; George Igna-
tius Lynn, San Jose, Cal. 27613

1379

27614

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

27631

Making- good — Continued.

comedy in 4 acts, by O. Davis. [197] p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 11, 1911 ; D : 20991 ; Owen Davis,

New York. 27614

dramatic sl^etcli, by C. H. Jackson. [2],

17 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 1, 1914; D : 38004 ; Charles H.
Jackson, New York. 27614a

-1 act comedy, by J. Stokes. [2], 15 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. June 24, 1913 ; D : 33592 ; John Stokes,
New York. 27615

a 1 act farce-comedy, by A. B. Rogers. 17

p. 4 . Typewritten.

© Ada Byron Rofiers, Berkeley, Cal. ; D :
15S73, May 15, 1909; 2c. May 15, 1909. 27616

play in 4 acts, by A. L. Crimmins. [3], 140

p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 29, 1915 ; D : 42369 ; Agnes Louise
Crimmins, West Newton, Mass. 27616a

— play in 8 acts, by B. Boone. 69 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. May 10, 1913; D : 33192 ; Benjamin
Boone, Chicago. 27617

vaudeville comedy sketch in 1 scene, by

Thomas Gray. 16 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 30, 1910; D : 22191 ; George
Dixey Fisher and Monroe Le Maire, New
York. 27618

Making him like it; playlet in 1 act, by W. W.
Norton. 10 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 6. 1915 ; D : 42427 ; William War-
ren Norton. Detroit. 27618a

Making his own way; melodrama in 3 acts,

by C. W. Loomis. 145] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 17, 1913; D: 34513; Charles

Whiting Loomis, Hartford. 27619

Making news; sketch, by W. M. Herschell.
10 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 18, 1910 ; D : 20485 ; William IM.
Her.schell, Indianapolis. 27620

Making (The) of a man; by A. Cowles. 14 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Albert Cowles, Williamsport, Pa. ; D :
5393, Aug. 8, 1904; 2c. Aug. 8, 1904. 27621

comedy drama in 4 acts, by B. Eyferth.

80 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Bruno Eyferth, Duluth, Minn. ; D : 2359,

Sept. 20, 1902 ; 2c. Oct. 2, 1902. 27622

Making (The) of a new man; comedy in 8

acts, by B. Hurst and Charlie de Lima. 72 p.

f°. Typewritten.

© Brandon Hurst and Charles A. de Lima.
New York ; D : 15430, Mar. 24, 1909 ; 2c. Mar.
24, 1909. 27623

Making (The) of a poet; musical comedy in 2
acts, by J. S. Bradway. 41 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Sept. 8. 1911 ; D : 251G4 ; John Saeger
Bradway, Haverford, Pa. 27624

Making (The) of a scoutmaster; comedy in 3
acts, by W. I. Jones. Jellico, Tenn., Jellico
times printing co., 1915. 2 p. 1., 38 p. 24°.

. © May 13, 1915; 2c. June 3, 1915; D:
40967 ; William Isaac Jones, Harrogate, Tenn.

27624a

Making (The) of Billy; play in 3 acts, by A.
Chalmers. 118 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. IS, 1913; D: 31999; Agnes
Chalmers, (Jrand Rapids, Mich. 27625

Making (The) of Larry; boy scout play in 2
scenes, by Harold Strong I^atham. New
York, S. French ; London, Samuel French,
ltd., 1914. 22 p. 12°. ([French's interna-
tional copyrighted ed. of the works of the
. best authors, no. 277] )

© Feb. 19, 1914; 2c. Feb. 20, 1914; D:
36095; Samuel French, New York. 27625a

Making (The) of Maddalena; play in 4 acts.
l)y Samuel Lewis. 97 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Mary Eugenia Hull, Arlington, Mass. ;
D : 13635, Aug. 24, 1908 ; 2c. Aug. 24, 1908.

27626

Making people happy; comedy in 3 acts, by
T. Buchanan. 150 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 5, 1910 ; D : 17866 ; Thompson
Buchanan, New York. 27627

Making rain; musical farce comedy in 3 acts,
by F. Dumont.

© Frank Dumont, Philadelphia ; 1891 :
3736G, Oct. 17. 27628

Making rain, by Hiram Stripe; a 3 act com-
edy, by A. G. Rogers. 20 p. f°. Typewrit-
ten.

© A. G. Rogers, Kingston, Mo. ; 1893 : 2150.
Jan. 9 ; 2c. Jan. 9. 27629

Making the highway pay; a melodrama in 4
acts, by James Clyde. 95 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Celie G. Turner, New York; D : 9226,
Oct. 13, 1906; 2c. Oct. 13, 1906. 27630

Making the movies; original first run comedy
playlet in 1 reel, by H. Van Avery. [1], 29 p.
f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 6, 1914; D: 36954; H. Van
Avery, Cleveland. 27630a

Mai vivir; cuadro dramatico en prosa, de A.
Velasco Zazo. Madrid [Sociedad de autores
espaiioles] 1912. 18 p. 12°.

© ]\Iar. 6, 1913 ; 2c. Mar. 7, 1913 ; D : 32573 ;
Antonio Velasco Zazo, Madrid. 27631

1380

27632

COPYRIGHTED IN" THE UNITED STATES

27645

Mala fama; sainete en 3 cuadros, del M. Mi-
liiiru y II. Gonzalez, miisica del maestro Ig-
nacio T. Castilla. Madrid [Sociedad de au-
tores espauoles] 1909. 45 p. 12°. [Libretto
only]

© Sept. 23, 1909; 2c. Sept. 24, 1909; D:
16870; Miguel Miliura y Ricardo Gonzalez,
Madrid. 27632

Mala hembra; zarzuela coraico-dramatica en 1
acto y 4 cuadros, llbro de V. de la Vega,
nn'isica del maestro Padilla. Madrid [Socie-
dad de autores espanoles] 1909. 45 p. 12°,
[Libretto only]

© Ventura de la Vega, Madrid ; D : 16136,
June 23, 1909 ; 2c. June 23, 1909. 27633

Mala semilla; corned i a en 1 acto y en prosa,
original de I. Perez Giralde y J. A. Vazquez
Perez, aiadrid [Sociedad de autores espa-
noles] 1907. 34 p. 12°.

© Ismael Perez Giralde v Jose A. Vftzquez
Perez, Madrid ; D : 10660, May 29, 1907 ; 2c.
May 29, 1907. 27634

Mala (La) tarde; zarzuela en 1 acto. dividido
en 3 cuadros en prosa, original de C. R. Ave-
cilla y M. Merino, nitisica del maestro R.
Millan. Madrid [Sociedad de autores espa-
noles] 1915. 31 p. 12°. [Libretto only]

© Aug. 30, 1915; Ic. Sept. 1, 1915; D:
41641; Ceferino R. Avecilla y Manuel Merino,
Madrid. 27634a

Malachi and Miranda; a drama in 4 acts, by
J. R. IMonroe.

© J. R. Monroe, Seymour, Ind. ; 1875 :
1134, Feb. 6. 27635

Malachy of Meath; or. The collar of gold, a
liistorical Irish drama in 5 acts, with a grand
tableau, by W. E. Fitzpatrick.

© William E. Fitzpatrick, Brooklyn; 1879:
16946, Dec. 16. 27636

Malady (The) of the day; comedy in 3 acts,
by C. D. Boyd. 29 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 21, 1910; D : 22S91 ; Charles D.
Boyd, Milwaukee. 27637

Malaeska; a play in 5 acts, dramatized from

a tale by Ann S. Stephens, by G. Garrigues.

© Gertrude Garrigues, St. Louis; 1872:

13097, Dec. 13. 27638

Malagueiias; zarzuela comica en 1 acto y 1
cuadro, en prosa, original de Gonzalo Canto
y Rafael Santa Ana, musica del maestro Ge-
roninio Gimenez. Madrid [Sociedad de au-
tores espanoles] 1914. 40 p. 12°. [Libretto
only]

© Sept. 17, 1914; Ic. Sept. 20, 1914; D:
38248 ; G. Canto y R. Santa Ana, Madrid.

27638a

Malas-pulg-as; sainete lirico en 1 acto, dividido
en 2 cuadros, en prosa, original de M. Fer-
nandez Palomero, mfisica de los niaestros
Luna y San Nicolas. Madrid [Sociedad de
autores espauoles] 1912. 45 p. 12°. [Libret-
to only]

© Dec. 5, 1912 ; 2c. Dec. 6, 1912 ; D : 31589 :
Manuel Fernandez Palomero, Madrid. 27639

Malatesta's wife. See Maletesta's wife.

Malay (The); a play in 4 acts, by Dagmar de
Framery and W. S. Brintnall. 126 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Woodbury Saxton Brintnall, Oakland,
Cal. ; D: 15023, Feb. 8, 1909; 2c. Nov. 17,
1908. 27640

Malditas (Las) ideas; sainete en prosa. origi-
nal de J. Pellicer. Madrid [Sociedad de au-
tores espanoles] 1914. 37 p. 12°.

© Sept. 17, 1914; Ic. Sept. 21, 1914: D:
38182; Julio Pellicer. Madrid. 27640a

Malediction (The); drama in 3 acts and pro-
logu€\ by F. Olivella.

© Francisco Olivella, New York; 1891:
22462, June 20. 27641

a drama in 3 acts, tr. from the French and

adapted for male characters only, by J. A.
Lyons. Notre Dame, Ind., University press.
1883. 55 p. 8°.

© Joseph A. Lyons, Notre Dame, Ind.;
1883 : 18176, Oct. 4 ; 2c. Dec. 27. 27642

Malefilatre (Les); comedie en 2 actes, [par]
Georges de Porto-Riche. Paris, Librairie
tlieatrale, 1904. 2 p. 1., 72 p. 12°.

© L. Michaud, Paris ; D : 5033, Mav 16,
1904 ; 2c. May 16, 1904. 27643

Maler (Der) See Meine welt sei deine welt.

Maletesta's wife; dramatization of Robert Bu-
chanan's poem Fra Giacomo, bv B. C. Mason.
[2], 12 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 13, 1911; D: 26015; Ben C.
Mason, Washington. 27644

Malheurs (Les) de Sophie; par Mme. la com-
tesse de Segur, simplified by D. M. Bement,
with illustrations by Roberta Warren. Bos-
ton, New Yorlv [etc.] B. H. Sanborn & co.
[1915] 2 p. 1., [3] -103 p. front, plates.
16°. (Lettered on cover: The students*
series of French classics)

© Apr. 6, 1915 ; 2c. Nov. 15, 1915 ; aff. Nov.
22, 1915; A: 414739; Dorothy M. Bement,
New Haven. 27644a

Malingerer (The); comedy in 3 acts, by H.
Greene. [3], 90 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 2, 1913; D : 34301 ; Homer
Greene, Honesdale, Pa, 27645

1381

27646

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

27667

Malkath Schbo; odei-, Der cherm, historische
drama mit gesang in 5 acten, von A. Mesco.

© Adam Mesco, Brooklyn ; 1897 : 55474,
Oct. 2. 27646

Malmiztic, the Toltec; a romantic drama of
Aztec Mexico in 5 acts, by S. N. Ford.

© Samuel N. Ford, Shreveport, La.; 1890:
8922, Mar. 18. 27647

Male, monk of Dissentis; a drama, by W. S.
Liscomb.

© ^MUiam S. Liscomb, Providence, R. I. ;
1877:2406, Feb. 23. 27648

Malocchio (The evil eye); satirical comedy in
3 acts, by Gerolamo Enrico Nani.

© Marie Walsh, Brooklyn; 1899:25013,
Apr. 10. 27649

See also Evil (The) eye.

Maloney, the solid man; an American farcical
local comedy in 1, 2 or 3 acts.

© Joseph J. Sullivan, Chicago ; 1884 : 26077,
Dec. 26. 27650

Maloney's mishaps; a musical farce comedy in
3 acts.

© Joseph Sullivan, New York ; 1895 : 29012,
May 31. 27651

Maloney's trip to Ireland; an American farci-
cal, local comedy in 1, 2 or 3 acts.

© Joseph J. Sullivan, Chicago ; 1884 : 26075,
Dec. 26. • 27652

Maloney's visit to America; an American
farcical, local comedy in 1, 2 or 3 acts.

© Joseph J. Sullivan, Chicago ; 1884 : 26076,
Dec. 26. 27653

Maloney's wedding; a farce comedy in 3 acts,
by J. L. McCabe.

© E. H. Macoy, jr., Chicago; 1898:49700,
Aug. 25; 2c. Aug. 25. 27654

an Irish farce comedy in 3 acts, by J. L.

McCabe.

© Charles Brooks, Chicago; 1897:16250,
Mar. 9. 27655

Maloney's viredding day.

© E. H. Macoy, Chicago; 1900 A : 13063,
May 24. 27656

Malquerida (La); drama en 3 actos y en prosa,
original de J. Benavente. Madrid [Sociedad
de autores espaiioles] 1913. 66 p. 12°.

© Mar. 28, 1914; Ic. Mar. 30, 1914; D:
36533; Jacinto Benavente, Madrid. 27656a

' Sec also Maltratada (La)

Maltese (A) cat; comic opera in 2 acts, book
and lyrics by Lincoln Balch [i. e. W. L.
Balch] 105 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto
only]

© William L. Balch, Boston ; D : 5900, Dec.
12, 1904; 2c. Dec. 12, 1904. 27657

Maltese (The) cross; or. The freemason's love.

© Ktite M. A. Mortensen, Indianapolis ;

1877:2207, Feb. 19; 2c. Feb. 19. 27658

Maltratada (La); parodia en 1 acto y 3 cua-
dros, de La malquerida, escrita por J. Gratal
y A. Paso, hi jo. Madrid [Sociedad de au-
tores espanoles] 1914. 35 p. 12°.

© Mar. 15, 1915; Ic. Mar. 17, 1915; D:
40059 ; Julian Gratal y Antonio Paso, hijo,
Madrid. 27658a

Malvaloca; drama en 3 actos, inspirado en uii
copla andaluza, por Serafin y Joaquin Al-
varez Quintero. Madrid [Sociedad de autores
espanoles] 1912. 96 p. 12°.

© Dec. 5, 1912 ; 2c. Dec. 6, 1912 ; D : 31570 ;
S. y J. Alvarez Quintero, Madrid. 27659

Mama Ursula; comedia en 2 actos y en prosa,
original de M. Echegaray. Madrid [Sociedad
de autores espanoles] 1910. -54 p. 12°.

© Sept. 6, 1910; 2c. Sept. 7, 1910; D:
21974; Miguel Echegaray, Madrid. 27660

Maman Colibri; comedie en 4 actes, par Henry
Bataille. Paris, E. Fasquelle, 1904. [72] p.
12°.

© Eug&ne Fasquelle, Paris ; D : 5760, Nov.
12, 1904; 2c. Nov. 12, 1904. 27661

Mama's baby, papa's man; a 1 act farce, by
L. Warren Lister. 5 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Lydia Warren Lister, San Francisco ; D :
9101, Sept. 17, 1906; 2c. Sept. 8, 1906.

27662

Mama's boy; a musical comedy -sketch, by G.
T. Adams.

© George T. Adams, Brooklyn ; D : 71 OS.
Aug. 4, 1905. 27663

Mama's darling boy; by Aaron Hoffman. 19 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Sam Curtis, Long Island, N. Y., and
Edith Palmer, Brooklyn; D : 12192, Jan. 17,
1908; 2c. Jan. 17, 1908. 27664

Mama's pet; a dramatic composition in 3 acts,
by Charles Heywood. Typewritten.

© Frank Haffner, New York; 1900 A:
4?24, Feb. 15; 2c. Feb. 15. 27665

Mama's Waterloo; comedy in 1 act.

© Herbert Stebbins, Newton, Mass. ; 1S96 :
13478, Feb. 28. 276G6

Mame; a drama in 1 act, by W. H. Cline.

© Wm. Hamilton Cline, Los Angeles ; D :
13064, May 26, 1908. 87667

1382

27668

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

27688

Mame's professor.

© Francis M, Livingston, New York; D:
12675, Apr. 4, 1908. 27668

Mamie of the movies; dramatic slcetch in 1
act, by J. A. Lacy. [1], 13 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. July 31, 1914 ; D : 37708 ; J. A. Lacy,
Minneapolis. 27668a

Mamie's chance; in 1 act, by A. Cowles. 18 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 12, 1910; D: 22038; Albert
Cowles, Williamsport. Pa. 27669

Mamma; a comedy in 3 acts, freely tr.
into English, by I. R. Bacon, from the Hun-
garian of Edward Szigligeti, and entitled in
the original, A mamma.

© Irving R. Bacon, New York ; 1888 : 17053,
June 14. 27670

from the French, by A. S. Van Doren.

© William Redmund, Boston ; 1SS5 : 11758,
May 25. 27671

a farcical comedy in 3 acts, by H. G. Don-

nelly.

© H. Grattan Donnelly, Philadelphia;
1888 : 34179, Dec. 1. 27672

a play in 1 act, by E. T. Calnon. 16 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Edward Thomas Calnon, Detroit; D:
12491, Mar. 5, 1908 ; 2c. Mar. 5, 1908. 27673

or, Freydela, the milnerin.

© Bella Gudinsky, New York ; D : 72. Jan.
24, 1901. 27674

Mamma's gone out; or, A fast family, a com-
edy in 4 acts, altered and adapted for the
present time from a comedy in 4 acts written
by B. Webster, jr., by J. A. EUsler.

© John A. Ellsler, New York ; 1892 ; 42213,
Oct. 18. 27675

Mamma's baby; play in 1 act, by Beatrice
Ramsay Walcot. 16 p. f. Ms.

© Ic. Sept. 27, 1911 ; D : 25324 ; Mrs. C. M.
Walcot, New York. 2t676

Mamma's boy; play in 1 act, by D. MacBoyle.
[23] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 25, 1914; D: 37122; Darl Mac-
Boyle, New York. 27677

Mammon; combined tragedy and comedy in 3
acts, by E. S. Mitchell.

© Ensign S. Mitchell, Shelby, Neb.; 1898:
7510, Jan. 24; 2c. Mar. 14. 27678

an original drama in 5 acts, by W. Brier.

© Warren Brier, Baraboo, Wis.; 1888:
21595, July 27, 27679

Mammon — Continued.

■ -play in prologue, 3 acts and epilogue, by

G. Bolton. [109] p. 4°. Typewritten.
© Ic. May 4, 1914 ; D : 36931 ; Guy Bolton,

Bronxville, N. Y. 27679a

Mammon and dot giss I don'd got; combined
tragedy and comedy in 3 acts, by E. S.
Mitchell.

© Ensign S. Mitchell, Shelby, Neb.; 1897:
61907, Nov. 2. 27680

Mammon and gammon. See Amaryllis.

Mammon and the minstrel; by N. Gardner.
22 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Nelson Gardner, Rutherford, N. J. ; D :
15828, May 11, 1909; 2c. May 11, 1909.

27681

Mammon's fate; a spectical [sic] drama, by
M. Winer.

© Maurice Winer, New York ; 1898 : 55594,
Sept. 22 ; 2c. Sept. 22. 27682

Mammy; comedy, dramatic playlet, bv C. E.
Elliott. [8] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 30, 1912; D: 29226; Charles
Elven Elliott, Port Orchard, Wash. 27683

drama in 4 acts, by Bernie Babcock. New

York, Neale publishing company, 1915. 102 p.
12°.

© Oct. 22, 1915; 2c. Nov. 15, 1915; D:
42256 ; Neale pub. co.. New York. 27683a

plantation comedy in 3 acts, by E. G.

Boyd. 110 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 14, 1913 ; D : 35025 ; Emma Gar-
rett Boyd, Atlanta. 27684

play in 4 acts, by R. B. Longmire. 53 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 6, 1909 ; D : 17038 ; Robert Bill
Longmire, New Orleans. 27685

Mammy Caroline; play in 1 act, by H. E.
Woulfe. 9 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 24, 1913; D : 33043 ; Honor E.
Woulfe, Waco, Tex. 27686

Mammy Chloe; a dramatic representation in 1
act, by C. D, Vallette. 27 p. f°. Tj-pewrit-
ten.

© Clair D. Vallette, Chicago ; D : 1444. Feb.
14, 1902; Ic. Feb. 14, 1902. 27687

or, The Pendletons of Virginia, drama in

4 acts with a prologue, by T. B. De Coppet.
[115] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 29, 1913; D : 33958 ; Theodosia

B. De Coppet, New York. 27688

Mammy Jinny's white folks; American play

in 4 acts, by R. B. Longmire. [61] p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 6, 1915 ; D : 42328 ; Robert Bill
Longmire, San Antonio, 27688a

1383

27689

DEAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

27704

Mammy Liza. Sec New m.onologues and dia-
lect stories.
Mammy Lou; a sketch, by H. M. Marmon. 6 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Hilda Monroe Marmon, Memphis, Tenn. ;
D : 11842, Nov. 30, 1907 ; Ic. Nov. 14, 1907.

27689

Mammy Lou and little Bess; in 1 act, by Mrs.
H. Wilson. 10 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 31, 1911 ; D : 24336 ; Mrs. Hunter
AVilson, New York. 27689a

Mammy Lucindy, gin'l managah; 1 act play,
by V. H. Pendleton [Jane Perdue, pseud.]
29 p. 16°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 13, 1911; D: 23636; Virginia
Hunter Pendleton, Weehawken, N. J. 27690

Mammy's devotion; a dramatic sketch in 1
act, by S. Chapman. 7 p. f°. Typewritten,
© Stella Chapman, Bellraore, N. Y. ; D :
14571, Dec. 19, 1908; 2c. Dec. 19, 1908.

27691

Mamsell tjbermut; operette in 1 akt, von H.
Friedberg und C. Klinger, musik von Johan-
nes Richardy. Vollstandiges textbuch. Leip-
zig. C. Ruble's musikverlag, 1911. 30 p. 16°.

© Ic. Feb. 17, 1912; D: 28764; Carl Riihle,
Leipzig. 27692

Mam'selle Flirt; musical comedy in 2 acts and
3 scenes, by J. M. Leveque and Bessie Boniel.
45 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Jan. 8, 1910; D: 17894; J. M. Le-
veque, New Orleans. 27693

Mam'selle G-aby; playlet in 1 act, by D. R. de
Simone. 16 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic, Oct. 9, 1912 ; D : 31091 ; D. Robert de
Simone, New York. 27694

Mam'selle Lou-Lou. /SceMa'amselle Lou-Lou.

Mam'selle Nanette; play in 3 acts, by E. W.
Duke. 82 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 6, 1915; D: 41433; E. Wood-
ward Duke, New York. 27694a

Mam'selle Pique; a musical comedy, by P, W.
Hyde,

© Paul W. Hyde, Pittsburgh ; D : 1376. Jan.
30, 1902. 27695

Mam'selle Sallie; a musical comedy in 2 acts,
book and lyrics by R. B. Smith, miisic by
Raymond Hubbell.

© Robert B. Smith, Brooklyn; D : 9503,
Nov. 2, 1906. 27696

Mam'selle Sally; comic opera in 2 acts, book
and lyrics by R. B. Smith, music by Raymond
Hubbell. 77 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto
only]

© Robert B. Smith, New York D : 9355,
Oct. 31, 190G; 2c. Nov, 2, 1906, 27697

Mam'selle Tabasco; or, A trip to Reno, musi-
cal comedy in 2 acts, by Genevieve Farnell
[i, e. G. F. Bond] music by Rollin Bond,
novelties and scenic effects by T. V. Smyth
and Mark Lawson. 138 p. 4°. Typewritten.
[Libretto only]

© Ic. Dec. 14, 1910; D : 22807 ; Genevieve
Farnell-Bond, Bogota, N. J. 27698

Mam'zelle. See also M'zelle.

Mam'zelle Boy-Scout; operette en 3 actes, de
Paul Bonhomme, musique de Gustave Goub-
lier. Paris, Heugel et cie., 1915. 2 p. 1., 180
p. 12°. [Libretto only]

© Aug. 21, 1915; Ic. Sept. 1, 1915; D:
41615 ; Heugel et cie., Paris. 27698a

Mam'zelle Cham.pagne; a musical bubble in 2
bottles, book and lyrics by E. A. Woolf, music
by Cass M. Freeborn. 26 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten. [Libretto only]

© Edgar Allan Woolf, New York; D:
8594, May 25, 1906 ; 2c. May 29, 1906. 27699

Ma,m.'zelle Champagne, jr.

© Edgar Allan Woolf, New York ; D : 9234,
Oct, 15, 1906. 27700

Mam'zelle Chichi; operette-bouffe en 1 acte et
4 tableaux, [par] Ch. Esquier, airs arr. par
M. Christine. Paris, C. Joubert, 1905. cover-
title, 35 p. 4°. [Libretto only]

© Celestin Joubert, Paris ; D : 7532, Nov.
7, 1905; 2c. Nov. 7, 1905. 27701

Mam'zelle Secotine; vaudeville en 1 acte et 2
tableaux, par Daniel Jourda. Paris, C. Jou-
bert, 1914. 60 p. 8°.

© Mar. 28, 1914; Ic. Apr. 6, 1914; D:
36613; Joubert, Paris. 27701a

Mam'zelle Sourire; operette en 3 actes, paroles
de ]\Iaurice de Marsan, musique de Aim6 La-
chaurae. Paris, Enoch & cie., 1906. 2 p. 1.,
140 p. 12°. [Libretto only]

© Enoch & CO., Paris; D : 8608, May 26,
1906; 2c. May 26, 1906. 27702

Mam'zelle Toinette; a farcical comedy in 3
acts, by Geo. H. Jessop and William Gill.

© Jessop and Gill, New York ; 1883 : 215S9,
Nov. 21. 27703

Man (The); bubble in 4 acts, by C. Moore. [94]
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 24, 1914; D : 36133 ; Carlyle
Moore, Dingman's Ferry, Pa. 27703a

drama in 4 acts, by H. Ford, written with

the co-operation of Ben B. Lindsey and Har-
vey J. O'Higgins. [95] p. 4°. Typewritten.
© Ic. Sept. 9, 1911; D: 25174; Harriot
Ford, New York. 27704

1384

27705

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

27726

Man (The) — Coutinued.

drama in 3 acts, by R. Martin, 91 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec, 8, 1909 ; D : 17714 ; Rae Martin,
New York, 27705

by W. J. Tweed and J. W, Binder

[5], 141 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 24, 1912; D : 31787 ; Walter
James Tweed and James Wolfe Binder, At-
lantic City. 27706

— a melodrama, by M. F, Sheldon and E, A.

Sumner.

© M. French Sheldon, New York; 1887:
13231, May 19. 27707

monodrama in 4 acts, by C. F. Ohliger.

27 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 12, 1915 ; D : 39369 ; Carl F. Ohli-
ger, Pittsburgh. 27707a

— 1 act drama, by S. Wallace, 4 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 30, 1911 ; D : 23215 ; Smith Wal-
lace, Haverhill, Mass. 27708

— play in 4 acts, by A. B. Green. [58] p. 4°.
Typewritten,

© Ic. July 21, 1914; D : 37G39 ; Albert B.
Green, San Francisco. 27708a

— play in 3 acts, by Harry Adams Conklin
and Frank Roland Conklin. 134 p. 4°.
Typewritten,

© Ic. July 3. 1914 ; D : 37457 ; H. A. Conk-
lin, Huntington, N. Y. 27708b

a scriptural play, by G. F. Millner. 60 p.

f . Typewritten,

© George F. Millner, Toronto, Canada ; D :
15921, May 22, 1909; 2c. May 22, 1909.

27709

— 3 act play, by E. E. Kidder, [91] p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Oct. 16, 1911; D: 25509; Edward E.
Kidder, New York. 27710

■ or. Square.

© Joseph W. Kane, Pittsburgh ; D : 15094,
Feb. 16, 1909. 27711

Man (A), a maid and a dress-suit case. See
Orig'inal monolog'ues and sketches.

Man, a mouse, and some kittens; a musical and
pantomimic oddity in 1 scene aud 3 tableaux,
by A. Kingsbury. 2 p. 4°. Typewritten.
[Synopsis only]

© Audrey Kingsbury, New York; D : 7357,
Oct. 4, 1905; 2c. Oct. 4, 1905. 27712

Man (A) about the place; comedy in 1 act, by
O. West. 28 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Olive West, New York ; D : 342, Apr. 12,
1901 ; 2c. Apr. 12, 1901. 27713

Man (A) about town; a dramatic episode in 1
act, by Stanislaus Stange. New York, Chi-
cago [etc.] M. Witmark & sons, 1906. 18 p.
front, (port.) 12°. (Charles Dickson's fa-
mous 1 act plays)

© M. Witmark & sons, New York ; D : 9139,
Sept. 24, 1906; 2c. Sept. 24, 1906. 27714

a negro farce in 1 act, by E. Bowers. Bos-
ton, W. H. Baker & co., 1894. 10 p. 12°.
([Baker's darkey plays])

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston; 1894:
32982, June 22 ; 2c. Aug. 2. 27715

Man (The) above; psychological play in 4 acts,

by B. J. Hnkoun. [140] p. 4°, Typewritten.

© Ic. .July 17, 1911; D: 24706; Benjamin .T.

Hakoun, New York. 27716

Man (The) across the hall.

© Nevada Farrington, New York ; D : 11113,
Aug. 5, 1907. 27717

Man (The) across the street; a monologue-
sketch in 1 scene, by A. H. Laidlaw, jr. Type-
written.

© Alexander H. Laidlaw, jr.. New York;
1899 : 702G0, Oct. 28 ; 2c. Oct. 28. 27718

Man across the way; comedy playlet, by Z.
Jilarston. 9 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mav 2, 1910 ; D : 20934 ; Zelda Mars-
ton, Carbondale. Pa, 27719

Man (The) ahead.

© Charles Henry Fowler, Brooklyn ; D :
5776, Nov. 15, 1904. 27720

Man (A) among men; an original play in 4 acts,
based on the adventures of the historical
Admirable Crichton, by M. Goldsmith.

© Milton Goldsmith, New York; D : 13534,
Aug. 11, 1908. 27721

Man (A) and a maid; by N. Pierson. 8 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 26. 1911; D : 25321 ; Nita Pier-
son, New York. 27722

a comedy in 4 acts, by A. E. Ives.

© Alice E. Ives, New York; D : 4162, Oct.

30, 1903. 27723

• • a farce in 1 act, by Helen M. Palmer. Phil-

a-lelphia. The Penn publishing company, 1907.

17 p. 12°.

© Penn pub. co.. Philadelphia ; D : 10357,
Apr. 16, 1907 ; 2c. Apr. 16, 1907. 27724

Man (A) and a president; play in 5 acts, by
G. V. Kracht. [45] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 25, 1912; D: 31461; George V.
Kracht, Niagara Falls, N. Y. 27725

Man (A) and a woman; a fabrication, by
George Hazelton.

© Geo. C. Hazelton, jr.. New York ; D :
11602, Oct. 26, 1907. 27726

1385

27726

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

27746

Man (A) and a woman — Continued.

play in 1 act, by L. M. Meaney. [1], 18 p.

4°. Typewritten,

© Ic. Feb. 26, 1914 ; D : 36162 ; Lottie Myr-
tle Meaney, Charlestown, IMass. 27726a

Man and his master. Sec Gipsy (The) guar-
dian.

Man (A) and his mate; in 3 acts, by Harold
Diirant. SO p. 4°. Typewritten.

© H. R. Durant, Waterbury, Conn.; D:
14352, Nov. 23, 1908 ; 2c. Nov. 23, 1908. 27737

Man and his money; by M. Mawlette. 115 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 24, 1910 ; D : 20009 ; Mona Maw-
lette, Yonkers, N. Y. 27728

Man and his price; a romantic comedy, by J.
Abbott. 62 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© .Tohn Abbott, Columbus, O. ; D : 9796,
.Tan. 16, 1907 ; 2c. .Jan. 16, 1907. 27729

Man (A) and his v^ife; a comedy in 3 acts, by
C Goodloe.

© Carter Goodloe, Summit, N. J. ; D : 13081.
May 26, 1908. 27730

by J. G. Randolph-White. 94 p. f°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 31, 1911; D: 23225; Jane G.
Randolph-White, Jamaica, N. Y. 27731

Man and man; drama in 5 acts, by F. P. Foster.

© F. P. Foster, New York ; 1876 : 12S80,

Nov. 21. 27732

-a play in 5 acts, by F. Foster.

© Fannv Foster, New York; 1876:6782,
May 31. 27733

Same.

© F. P. Foster, New York; 1876:11499,

Oct. 10.

27734

Man and master; play in 1 act, by P. L. Weil.
17 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 13, 1913 ; D : 32661 ; Percival L.
Weil, New York. 27735

Man and superman; by Bernard Shaw. Cam-
bridge [Mass.] The University press, 1903.
xxxvii p.. 2 1., 243 p. 12°.

© G. B. Shaw, London ; A : 64663, July 23,
1903 ; 2c. Aug. 12, 1903 ; 2c. May 28, 1904.

27735a

a comedy and a philosophy, by Bernard

Shaw. New York, Brentano's, 1913. xxxvii
p., 2 1., 175 p. 16°.

© Sept. 10, 1913; 2c. Nov. 13, 1913; A:
361151 ; G. B. Shaw, London. 27736

Man (The) and the burglaress; a comedy in 1
act, by P. Irwin. 18 p. 8°. Typewritten.

© Payson Irwin, New York ; D : 3196. Mar.
27, 1903 ; 2c. Mar. 27, 1903. 27737

Man and the cad; 1 act playlet, by T. Hall. 9
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 14, 1910; D: 20185; Thurston
Hall, New York. 27738

Man (The) and the deal; 4 act drama, by O,
F. D. Neel. 89 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 20, 1910 ; D : 22873 ; O. F. Spaete,
Boston. 27739

Man (The) and the girl; or. The autocratic
father and his impulsive daughter, quad-
rangle drama of tabloid comedy, bv J. O. Wal-
lis. 23 p. 4°. Ms.

© Ic. Mar. 29, 1915; D: 40199; John Cal-
vin Wallis, Denver. 27739a

Man (The) and the maid; playlet in 1 act, by
AV. Brewer. 16 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 14, 1911 ; D : 25758 ; William W.
Brewer, San Francisco. 27740

Man (The) and the militant; comedy in 4 acts,
by Elsa Rendel [pseud, of A. Ellerbeck] 142
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 17, 1914; D: 38149; Aurania
Ellerbeck, New York. 27740a

play in 1 act, dramatized from Alice

Brown's story of the same name, by E. Ren-
del [pseud, of A. Ellerbeck] [2], 29 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 14, 1914; D: 36027; Elsa Ren-
del, Boston. 27740b

Man and the nurse; drama in 1 act, by J, C.
Rosenberg. 11 p. 8°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 4, 1909 ; D : 17612 ; Jane Church
Rosenberg, Indianapolis. ' 27741

Man (The) and the thief. See Circumstantial
evidence.

Man (The) and the woman.

© Charles Stewart Booth, New Orleans;
D : 11373, Sept. 18, 1907. 27742

Man (A) and three women; play in 3 acts, by
G. Steerup. [93] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jtine 5, 1912; D: 29930; Godfrey
Steerup, Chicago. 27743

Man and wife; a drama in 5 acts, by Harry A.
Webber.

© A. D. Ames, Clyde, O. ; 1874 : 11039. Aug.
25. 27744

a drama in 4 acts, by P. H. McCaigue.

120 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Philip Henry McCaigue, Marblehead,
Mass.; D : 13913, Sept. 14, 1908; 2c. Oct. 5,
1908. 27745

an original dramatic arrangement in 5

acts, of Wilkie Collins' romantic novel, by
A. Daly.

© Augustin Daly, New York; 1870:1911,
Sept. 17. 27746

1386

27746

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

27762

Man and woman; dramatic sketch in 1 scene,
by E. Crotty. 21 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 22, 1915; D: 40135; Elizabetli
Crotty, Cleveland. 27746a

suffrage drama in 3 acts, by Brown Lan-

done. [4], 81 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 9, 1912; D : 29622 ; L. E. Lan-
done, inc., New York. 27747

Man around the corner. See Cave woman.

Man (The) at the door; an act for two males,
by .Jeff T. Branen. 8 p. 8°. Typewritten.

© J. T. Branen, Chicago; D : 12319. Feb.
6, 1908; 2c. Feb. 6, 1908. 27748

Man (The) behind; a play in 5 acts, dramatized
by T. S. Denison from his novel. The man be-
hind.

© Thomas S. Denison, Chicago; 18S8:
26349, Sept. 15. 27749

Man (The) behind the curtain. See Christ-
mas chimes.

Man (The) behind the gun.

© James Frederick Fulton, Kansas City,
Mo.; 1900 A: 9582, Apr. 14. 27750

— —a play in 1 act [by Joseph Standish] 7 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Eddie Fov, United States ; D : 4641. Feb.
23, 1904; 2c. Feb. 23, 1904. 27751

Man (The) behind the mask; playlet, by Annie
Mack Berlein. 21 p. f°. Typewritten.

© E. J. Mack, Bensonhurst, N. Y. ; D:
2122. July 15, 1902; 2c. June 16, 1902.

27752

Man (The) behind the screen; [play in 1 act]
by Harry Lorenzo Chapin. [9] p. 12°. {In
The adoption and other sketches, poems and
plays, by H. L. Chapin)

© Aug. 9, 1909; 2c. Aug. 11, 1909; A:
244693 ; H. L. Chapin, Huron, O. 27752a

Man (The) builder; story of modern society in
4 acts, by B. F. Meurling. [2], 60 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 28, 1914; D: 38994; Beutil F.
Meurling, Omaha, Neb. 27752b

Man (A) can only do his best; fantastic com-
edy in 1 act, by K. S. Goodman. Chicago,
Stage guild, 1915. 52 p. 12°.

© May 15, 1915; 2c. May 20, 1915; D:
40706; Kenneth Sawyer Goodman, Chicago.

27752c

— — See also Quick curtains.

Man (The) eagle; play in 2 acts, by H. Monroe.
[1], 83 p. 8°. Ms.

© Ic. Jan. 29, 1914; D: 35843; Harriet
Monroe, Chicago. 27752d

Man-eater (The); a melodrama in 4 acts, by
William .J. McKiernan.

© Jennie K. McKiernan, Newark, N. J. ;
D : 3398, May 8, 1903. 27753

musical comedy in 2 acts, by Carl R.

Moore and G. H. Shelton. 90 p. 4°. Type-
written. [Libretto only]

© George Handy Shelton, Grand Rapids,
Mich. ; D : 11645, Nov. 1, 1907 ; 2c. Nov. 1,
1907. 27754

Man (A) first; play in 3 acts, by E. M. Kelley.
[90] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 29, 1912; D: 29540; Ethel M.
Kelley, Dennisport, Mass. 27755

sketch in 1 act, by E. Hope. 11 p. f°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Mav 23, 1911; D: 24275; Evelvn
Hope. New York. 27756

Man (A) for a man; sketch, by J. A. Culbert.
20 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 2, 1915; D: 41384; Joseph A.
Culbert. Philadelphia. 27756a

Man (A) for an hour; a musical comedy in 2
acts, by R. Barlow. 56 p. f°. Typewritten.
[Libretto only]

© Reginald Bar]ow% New York; D : 11606,
Oct. 5, 1907 ; 2c. Oct. 5, 1907. 27757

Man for the plnce; light comedy in 3 acts, by
W. A. Lawson. 172 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 3, 1909; D: 17275; William A.
Lawson, Sacramento, Cal. 27758

Man (The) from America. See King Khaam-
zobull.

Man (The) from Arizona; a farce in 1 act, by
D. S. Maddox.

© Penn pub. co.. Philadelphia ; 1899 : 48866,
July 28 ; 2c. July 28. 27759

Man (The) from below; a farce comedy, by
A. A. Aarons.

© Alfred A. Aarons, New Y^ork ; D : 416,
Apr. 30, 1901. 27760

Man from Berkeley; an A.raerican serio-comic
lollege play in 1 act, by De AV. Allen [pseud.
of A. A. Adleman]

© De Wolfe Allen, New York; D:9044,
Aug. 21, 1906. 27761

Man (The) from Borneo; a comedy in 3 acts,
by Charles Townsend. Chicago, T. S. Denison
[1901] 42 p. 12°. ([Denison's series, v. 11,
no. 64, July, 1901])

© T. S. Denison. Chicago ; D : 633, July 3,
1901 ; 2c. July 20, 1901. 27762

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DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

277S2

Man (The) from Brandon; a fnrce in 1 act, by
J. I\I. Taylor. Boston, W. H. Baker & co.,
1907. 19 p. 12°.

© Walter H. Baker & co., Bcston ; D : 1141S,
Sept. 26, 1907 ; 2c. Oct. 26, 1907. 27763

Man from Broadway; farce comedy in 3 acts,
by C. Halpin. 28 p. 4°. Typewritten.

® Ic. Apr. 7, 1910 ; D : 20738 ; Charles Hal-
pin, Boston. 27764

Man (The) from California. See "Won on a
bluff.

Man (The) from Copper Valley; a new Ameri-
can play in 3 acts, by A. Eastman.

© Adolph Eastman, New York; D : 13381,
July 21, 1908. 27765

Man (A) from Cork; a comedy in 3 acts, by
George Hoey.

© Herbert S. Cawthorn, United States;
1894:4364, Jan. 18. 27766

Man (The) from Death Valley; comedy in 1

act, by H. Bag.?. [1], 22 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 13, 1913 ; D : 32662 ; Helen Bagg,

Chicago. 27767

Man (A) from Denver; comedy drama in 3
acts, by Frank H. Bernard. New York, S.
Frencl/; London, S. French, ltd., 1913. 52 p.
12°. ( [French's American acting ed., 18] )

© Sept. 19, 1913; 2c. Sept. 20, 1913; D:
34497; Samuel French, New York. 27768

Man (The) from Germany. Typewritten.

© Chas. Krenger and H. M. Crouse, Chi-
cago ; 1900 A : 26865, Oct. 29 ; 2c. Oct. 29.

27769

Man (The) from God's country; comedy in 3
acts, by vr. H. Clifford. 153 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Aug. 18, 1915; D: 41.564; William H.
Clifford, Los Angeles. 27769a

Man (The) from Hackensack; a comedy drama
in 3 acts, by C. M. Carter.

© Charles Maxson Carter, New York ; 1897 :
38284, June 30. 27770

Man (The) from headquarters; by E. S. Tup-
per. 22 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Edith Sessions Tupper, New York ; D :
6486, Apr. 10, 1905 ; 2c. Apr. 10, 1905. 27771

Man from Heidelberg'; farce in 1 act, by W. R.
Bandall. 29 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 15, 1910 ; D : 17942 ; AVilliam Ru-
fus Randall, NeAv York. 27772

Man from hell; by E. Magie. 20 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Oct. 2, 1909 ; D : 17088 ; Elizabeth
Magie, Chicago. 27773

Man (The) from Hell's Kitchen; a play in 3

acts, by .James Knox [pseud, of I. N. Natkins]

© Isaac Newton Natkins, New Yoi'k; D:

IGOOS, June 5, 1909. 27774

Man (The) from home; comedy in 1 act, by F.
Hof)per. [10] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 7, 1914; D: 36634; Franklin
Ilooiiei-, New York. 27774a

-T — in 4 acts, by N. Booth Tarkington and
Harry Leon Wilson. 118 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Liebler & co., New York ; D : 10582, May
17, 1907 ; 2c. May 17, 1907. 27775

[play in 4 acts] by Booth Tarkington and

Harry Leon Wilson, with illustrations from
scones in the play by Luther S. White. New
York and London, Harper and brothers, 1908.
7 p. 1., 13-175, [IJ p. front, 7 pl. 8°.

© Harper & bros.. New York ; A : 221668,
Nov. 6, 1908 ; 2c. Nov. 12, 1908. 27775a

Man (The) from Hong-Kong; a comedy-drama
in 3 acts, by F. Sidney. 86 p. f°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Florence Sidney, Toronto, Canada ; D :
13509, July 27, 1908 ; 2c. Aug. 17, 1908. 27776

Man (The) from Indiana; a 1 act comedy bur-
lesque, by G. M. IMcCarthy.

© George M. McCarthy, Jersey City ; 1897 :
39886, July S. 27777

or, In the foothills, a comedy-play of the

range country in 4 acts, by F. Moss. [2], 46
p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 7, 1912 ; D : 29904 ; Fredric Moss,
Kansas City, Mo. - 27778

Man (The) from Ireland; tabloid musical com-
edy in 1 act and 3 scenes, by Charles Morton.
Chicago, Chicago manuscript co., 1914. 20 p.
f°. Mimeographed. [Libretto only]

© Dec. 23, 1914; 2c. Apr. 21, 1915; D:
40421 ; Alexander Byers, Chicago. 27778a

Man from Italy.

© Clara M. Dmm, Moline, 111."; D : 81.58.
Mar. 14, 1906. 27779

by William Bonelli. [7] p. f°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Murrv Livingston, New York ; D : 15669.
Apr. 20, 1909; 2c. Apr. 2(^1, 1909. 27780

Man (The) from Keen's.

© Paul Henkel, New York ; D : 15542, Apr.
5, 1909. 27781

Man from Klondyke; or. Oh give me a horn!
by C. B. Baker. Typewritten.

© C. B. Baker, Spokane. AVash., 1899:
64490, Oct. 5; 2c. Oct. 20. 1900. 27782

See also Hypnotic doctor. — Strenuous

(A) proposal.

1388

27783

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

27806

Man (The) from Louisville. See Fifty miles
from Cheyenne.

Man (The) from Macy's; a 1 act comedy, re-
written by W. M. Cressy from the book by
Ira Dodge. 31 p. f°. Typewritten.

!© Will M. Cressy, Concord, N. H. ; D:
8349, Apr. 14, 1906 ; 2c. Apr. 14, 1906. 27783

Man (The) from Maine; a farcical comedy in
4 acts, by F. C. Griffith. 4°. Typewritten.

© Frank Carlos Griffith, Boston; 1896:
54008, Sept. 29 ; 2c. June 16, 1906. 27784

■ a melodrama in 5 acts, by Harry Meredith.

© Edwin H. Price, New York ; 1888 : 27482,
Sept. 27. 27785

an original drama in 5 acts, by C. Town-
send. Author's ed. New York, H. Roorbach,
1893. 42 p. 12°. ([Roorbach's American ed.
of acting plays, no. 60] )

© Charles Townsend, Weedsport, N. Y. ;
1893 : 14789, Mar. 24 ; 2c. Aug. 28. 27786

a play in 1 act, by M. E. Hannafy.

© Michael E. Hannafy, Westerly, R. I.;
1899 : 33784, May 19 ; 2c. May 19. 27787

Man from Manila; a sketch of odd fancies as
a curtain raiser, for two people, by Robert
Griffin Morris. 18 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Elenor de Berrein Morris, Brooklyn; D:
6099, Jan. 19, 1905 ; 2c. Jan. 19, 1905. 27788

Man (A) from Mars; a comic opera in 3 acts,
scenario, book, lyrics and dialogue by C. H.
Robinson, music by John H. Gower.

© Charles H. Robinson, New York; 1897:
50776, Sept. 11. 27789

■ an original comic opera in 2 acts, libretto

by H. R. Evans and H. G. Martin, music by
li. G. Martin. Typewritten.

© Harry R. Evans and Harry G. Martin,
United States ; 1894 : 59027, Dec. 18 ; 2c. Jan.
12, 1895. 27790

or, 1000 years hence, a melodramatic

travesty in 4 acts, with scenario, incidents,

songs, music and dialogue, by C. H. Robinson.

© Charles H. Robinson, Denver; 1894:

48344, Oct. 17. 27791

Man (The) from Missouri; a melodrama in 4
acts.

© Harry W. Williams, jr., and Samuel H.
Scribner, Pittsburgh; D : 1273, Jan. 11, 1902.

27794

or. Back taxes, comic play with song and

Man from Maryland; by L. Silvers. 64 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 13, 1910 ; D : 17932 ; Lew Silvers,
Sheboygan, Wis. 27792

Man from Minnesota; 1 act farce comedy play-
let, by C. A. Lindholra. 24 p. 4°. Type-
written,

© Ic. Dec. 6, 1909 ; D : 17741 ; Charles Ar-
thur Lindholm, Minneapolis. 27793

dance, by I. B. Campbell.

© Isabella B. Campbell, Colorado Springs,
Col. ; 1899 : 7542, Jan. 23 ; Ic. Jan. 23. 27795

Man (The) from Nevada; a comedy drama in

4 acts, by G. Ulrich. 75 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Charles Ulrich, Oakland, Cal. ; D:3101,

Mar. 7, 1903; 2c. Mar. 7, 1903. 27796

Same. Chicago, T. S. Denison [1905] 77 p.

12°. (On cover: Alta series)

© Thomas S. Denison, Chicago ; D : 7073,
Aug. 7, 1905; 2c. Oct. 19, 1905. 27797

Man (The) from New York; comedy in 1 act,
by C. Henry [i. e. Catherine* Henry West]
[17] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 15, 1911; D: 23366; Catherine
Henry, New Rockford, N. D. 27798

comedy playlet in 1 act, by B. Gray. 14 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 10, 1911 ; D : 23319 ; Barry Gray,
Philadelphia. 27799

Man from nowhere; a comedy in 3 acts, by C.
L. Preston.

© Clarence L. Preston, Findlay, O. ; 1896:
47880, Aug. 24. 27800

Man (The) from out there; a comedy in 1 act,
by E. A. Martin.

© E. Allen Martin, Cody, Wyo. ; D : 14269,
Nov. 12, 1908. 27801

Man (The) from out yonder; a vaudeville act,
by J. H. Hughes. 10 p. f°. Typewritten.
© Joseph H. Hughes, Saginaw, Mich. ; D :
10398, Apr. 23, 1907 ; 2c. Apr. 23, 1907. 27802

Man (The) from Paris; a 3 act comedy, by B.
R. Clawson, jr.

© Bowen R. Clawson, jr., Chicago ; 1899 :
15369, Feb. 27. 27803

Man (The) from Reno; American play in 3
acts, by H. A. McAnarney. 148 p. 8°. Ms.

© Ic. Sept. 8, 1910; D: 22011; Henry A.
McAnarney, Baltimore. 27804

comedy sketch, by George Welcome. 16 p.

f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 2, 1911; D : 23515 ; Edmund
Stover, San Francisco. 27805

Man (The) from Roscommon; comedy sketch,
by Jolm T. Doyle. [3], 22 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. July 29, 1912 ; D : 30370 ; Marion Wil-
lard Doyle, Allston, Mass. 27806

1389

27807

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

27828

Man (The) from Sacramento; melodrama in 4
acts and 10 scenes, by Jeau Barry more. 76 p.
f°. Typewritten.

© United amusement co., Erie, Pa. ; D :
8520, May 14, 1906; 2c. June 29, 1906.

27807

Man (The) from Santiago; a comedy. Type-
written.

© Virna Woods, Sacramento, Cal. ; 1899 :
17154, Mar. 6; 2c. Mar. 18. 27808

Man (The) from Sweden; a play in 4 acts, by
Clarence Black. 44 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© July 2, 1909 ; 2c. July 26, 1909 ; D : 16348 ;
James Edwards, Chicago. 27809

Man from Tammany; 1 act comedy, by Jack
Burnett. 10 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 4, 1909 ; D : 17277 ; Felix Haney,
Washington. 27810

Man (A) from Tammay; a musical farce com-
edy in 3 acts, by E. F. Rush.

© Edwin F. Rush, New York ; 1896 : 22094,
Apr. 9. 27811

Man (The) from Tangier; a farce, by A. E.
Wills.

© Anthony E. Wills, Brooklyn; D : 5891,
Oct. 26, 1904. 27812

Man (The) from Texas; a farce in 1 act, by
Bernard Francis Moore.

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston; 1898:
75916, Dec. 27 ; 2c. Feb. 27, 1899. 27813

— an original farcical local drama in 3 acts,
intei'spersed with original songs and music, by
F. Keller.

© Frederick Keller, New York ; 1888 : 5268,
Feb. 17. 27814

See also Knife (The)

Man (The) from the moon; a comic opera in 3
acts.

© W. Oakley Stout, St. Paul ; D : 2130, July
17, 1902. 27815

— operetta in 4 acts, by H. Greeley. 43 p. 4°.
Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Aug. 24, 1912; D : 30629 ; Horace
Greeley, New York. 27816

play in 1 act, by M. Reardon. 16 p. 4°.

Typewritten,

© Ic. Oct. 2, 1915; D: 41883; Mark Rear-
don, New York. 27816a

Man (A) from the North; dramatic playlet in
1 scene, by C. n. O'Donnell. [1]„5 p. f°.
Typewritten,

© Ic. July 5, 1912; D : 30178 ; Charles H.
O'Donnell, New York. 27817

Man from the sea; play in 1 act, by P. Dickey

and G. W. Goddard. 19 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 21, 1909 ; D : 16682 ; Paul Dickey

and Charles W. Goddard, New York. 27818

Man (The) from the States.

© Jos. A. Physioc, New York ; D : 1988, June
9, 1902. 27819

Man (The) from the West; or. From thechapar-
• ral to Wall st., a comedy drama in 4 acts and
9 scenes, by Oliver J. Booth and H. Lacy.

© Harry Lacy, New Haven; 1894:393r)6,
Aug. 27. 27820

Man (The) from Tiffany's; play in 1 act, by
J. J. McCowan. 13 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© John J. McCowan, Buffalo ; D : 10930,
July 3, 1907; 2c. June 17, 1907. 27821

Man (The) from Virginia; play of the golden
West in 4 acts, by B. Chestermau. 46 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. .July 28, 1915 ; D : 41340 ; Bruce Ches-
termau, Vergennes, Vt. 27821a

Man (The) from v/here; [plav in 2 acts, by M. S.
Burt] 16 numb. 1. 8°. Printed, and 9 p. f°.
Mimeographed.

© M. Struthers Burt, Princeton, N. J. ; D :
5126, June 3, 1904 ; 2c. May 25, 1904. 27822

Man (The) from Yucatan; musical comedy in
2 acts, by M. E. Swan. 110 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Mar. 8, 1912; D : 29315 ; Mark E.
Swan, New York. 27823

Man-hater (The); a side-splitting comedy in 3
acts, a satire on woman's rights, by W. Buseli.
44 p. f°. Typewritten.

© William Busch, St. Louis; 1888:. 5592,
Feb. 21 ; 2c. Apr. 30. 27824

— sketch in 1 act, by A. W. Cole. [21] p.

8°. Ms.

© Ic. Mar. 31, 1911; D : 2.3812 ; Anna W.
Cole, Indianapolis. 27825

— -vaudeville sketch, by L. and W. C. Dowlan.
[2], 15 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 2, 1912 ; D : 28183 ; Leonora and
Wm. C. Dowlan, Grand Rapids, Mich. 27826

or. Woman's emancipation, comedy in 5

acts, adapted from the German, by Mrs.
Sn)idl-Carr.

© Mrs. Smidl-Carr, I'hiladelphia ; 1888:
30034, Oct. 22. 27827

Man-haters (The); original entertainment, by
S. S. Tibbals. Franklin, O., Eldridge enter-
tainment house, 1912. 21 p. 12°.

© Nov. 1, 1912 ; 2c. Dec. 9, 1912 ; D : 31663 ;
Seymour S. Tibbals, Franklin, O. 27828

1390

27829

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

27851

Man (The) he mig'ht have been; drama in 1
act, by S. Spedden. 17 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 3, 1911 ; D : 23011 ; Sam Spedden,
Dallas. 27829

Man (The) he oug-ht to be; drama in 3 acts, by
J. V. Blake and A. Hughes. 88 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© le. Aug. 20, 1913 ; D : 34208 ; James Vila
Blake and Amelia Hughes, Chicago. 27830

Man higher up; a comedy melodrama in 4 acts,
by A. Knott. 94 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Adelbert Knott, Chicago; D : 7912, Jan.
29, 1906; 2c. Jan. 29, 1906. 27831

a comedy playlet, by Jack KenjT.n. 12 p.

f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 16, 1912 ; D : 30859 ; Fannie Ab-
bott Andrews. St. Louis. 27832

■play in 4 acts, by Edith Ellis [i. e. E. E.

Furness] 163 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 19, 1912 ; D : 30576 ; Edith Ellis
Furness, New York. 27833

by J. Keller. [1], 68 p. 4°. Type-

written.

© Ic. Sept. 18, 1912; D : 30887 ; Joseph C.
Keller, New York. 27834

play in 1 act, by P. Bergin. [1], 8 p. f°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 5, 1914; D : 39011 ; Peggy Ber-
gin, Los Angeles. 27834a

— play of passing conditions in 3 acts, by
A. J. Eddy. 124 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 29. 1909; D : 17219 ; Arthur .Je-
rome Eddy, Chicago. 27835

a political comedy drama in 4 acts, by

W. L. Roberts. 135 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© William Lynch Roberts, IMiami, Fla. ;
D : 12204, Jan. 18, 1908 ; 2c. Apr. IS, 1908.

27836
— - See also Protected interests.

Man (The) hunt; a dramatic reality in 1 act,
by L. Marston. 6 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Lawrence Marston, New York; D : 12703,
Mar. 16, 1908; 2c. Mar. 16, 1908. 27837

an operatic farce, book and lyrics by M. J.

A. McDonald, music by Lyle C. True.

© Morton J. A. McDonald, San Francisco,
Cal. ; D : 6466, Apr. 5, 1905. 27838

Man (A) in a million.

© Jacob Lee Roth, Chicago ; D : 10632, INIay
24, 1907. 27839

-drama in 4 acts, [by] P. G. Piatti. [2],

190 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 18, 1912; D: 30294; Peter G.
Piatti, New York. 27840

Man (A) in a thousand; a drama in 5 acts.
© Oliver D. Byron, United States; 1893:
6542, Feb. 2. 27841

Man (A) in black; a drama in 4 acts, from
Le Fanu's Uncle Silas, by George W. Ryer.

© Catberine M. Ryer, Brooklyn; D : 3006,
Feb. 11, 1903. 27842

a romantic drama in 4 acts, founded upon

Stanley J. Weyman's famous novel of the
same name, by E. Williams. Typewritten.
© Espy W. H. WilUams, New Orleans;
1897 : 26307, Apr. 29 ; 2c. June 7 ; ■2c. rev. ed.
Sept. 29. ' 27843

— a society melodrama in 5 acts, by G. A.
Lawrence. 68 p. f. Typewritten.

© George Alfred Lawrence, New York; D:
8151, Mar. 12, 1906; Ic. Mar. 12, 1906; Ic.
Apr. 6, 1906. 27844

or. The bravo of Venice, a drama in 5

acts and 7 scenes, by H. Townsend.

© Alexander Salvini and Horace Town-
send, United States ; 1889 : 18739, June 18.

27845

Man (The) in blue. See True (A) Ameri-
can,

Man (The) in hiding"; play in 3 acts, by S.
Washburn. [3], 77 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 15, 1913; D : 35341 ; Stanley
Washburn, Minneapolis. 27846

Man (The) in him; play in 1 act, by C. E.
Freybe. [2], 15 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 3, 1914; D : 36227 ; Carl Ed-
uard Freybe, Boston. 27847

Man (The) in Jinks ville; comedy in 1 act, by
S. E. Smyth. 17 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 14, 1913; D: 32942; Sam E.
Smytb, Omaha, Neb. 27848

Man (The) in possession; a domestic drama in
4 acts, founded upon B. L. Farjeon's story of
Bread, cheese, and kisses.

© Thomas B. McDonough, United States;
1876 : 3267, Mar. 16. 27849

Man (The) in red; by H. Holman. 5 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Harry Holman, New York ; D : 11669,
Nov. 5, 1907; 2c. Oct. 30, 1907. 27850

— — a melodrama in a prologue and 5 acts, by
W. Bert Foster and B. K. Scott. 106 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Benjamin K. Scott, Milwaukee ; D : 6236.
Feb. 17, 1905; 2c. Feb. 17, 1905. 27851

Man in the armor; sketch in 1 act, by F. H.
Shepard. [1], 16 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 27, 1911 ; D : 23753 ; Frank Hall
Shepard, Detroit. 27851a

1391

27852

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

27874

Man (The) in the barrel; f:\rce comedy in 3
acts, by Alice Wilson Browne. 39 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© W. Gault Browne, Chicago ; D : 1914,
May 21, 1902 ; 2c. June 11, 1902. 27852

Man (The) in the case; a comedy in 3 acts, for
female characters only, by Winthrop Pack-
ard. Boston, W. H. Baker & co., 1896. 37 p.
12°. ([Baker's ed. of plays])

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston; 1896:
32374, May 29; 2c. Aug. 10. 27853

farce comedy, by Carina Jordan. 94 p. 4°.

. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 14, 1909; D : 17793 ; M. J. Jor-
dan. New York. 27854

play, by Virens H. Virens. [1], 21 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 26, 1912; D: 28446; Artbm-
Bourchier, London. 27855

Man (The) in the coflan; sketch in 1 setting,
by Ethel Rosen Thaule [pseud, of E. Rosen-
thal] [3], 14 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 8, 1914 ; D : 38068 ; Ethel Rosen-
thal, San Francisco. 27855a

Man (The) in the dark; playlet, by W. L.
Sweitzer. 26 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 7, 1912 ; D : 28592 ; Willard Lee
Sweitzer, Allentown, Pa. 27856

Man (The) in the doorway; play in 1 act, by
M. V. Tracy. [2], 9 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 3, 1913; D : 32504 ; Mary Vir-
ginia Tracy, New York, 27857

Man (A) in the house; a comedy, by M. H.
Krout.

© Mary H. Krout, Crawfordsville, Ind. ;
1885 : 11406, May 20. 27858

a comedy in 4 acts, by M. H. Krout.

© Mary H. Krout, Chicago ; 1889 : 17156,
June 6. 27859

Man (The) in the iron mask; original 3d act,
some of the ideas and part of the dialogue
being taken from the novels of Alexander Du-
mas, by W. S. Hart. Typewritten.

© William S. Hart, Brooklyn ; 1897 : 47675,
Aug. 25 ; 2c. Aug. 25. 27860

a romantic tragedy in 4 acts, by D. Robert-

son.

© Donald Robertson, New York; 1896:
42237, July 21. 27861

Man (The) in the manhole; comedy in 1 act,

by G. F. Abbott. [1], 28 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 19, 1912; D: 29495; Ge(»rge F.

Abbott, Cambridge, Mass. 27862

Man (The) in the moon; a farce-comedy in 3
acts, by E. T. Wilson.

© Edgar T. Wilson, United States; 1890
35614, Nov. 12. 27868

— — a musical extravaganza in 3 acts, by C. E.
Blaney.

© Chas. E. Blaney, Cincinnati ; 1893 : 53612,
Dec. 4. 27864

-^ — - a musical travesty in 3 acts, by G. Bowles.

© George Bowles, United States; 1894:
11200, Feb. 22. 27865

■ a picturesque American drama in 5 acts, by

T. A. Flannery.

© Thomas A. Flannery, Brooklyn ; 1896 :
61320, Nov. 9. 27866

a spectacular drama in 4 acts and a pan-

tomimic interlude, by C. McDonald and H. C.
Knapp.

© Charles JIcDonald and LI. C. Knapp,
Indianapolis ; 1895 : 4778, Jan. 18. 27867

■ spectacular extravaganza.

© Pat Reilly, Indianapolis; 1893: 4334. .Tan.
20. 27868

Man (The) in the overalls; a romance of the
paste-bucket splashed in 1 act, fault of W. L.
Robards. [22] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 16, 1910; D : 21810 ; Willis Lewis
Robards, Weehav.'ken, N. J. 27869

Man (The) in the stalls; play in 1 act, by Al-
fred Sutro. New York. S. French ; London,
S. French, ltd., 1911. 24 p. 16°. ([French's
acting ed. no. 2398] )

© Nov. 28, 1911; 2c. Nov. 29, 1911; D:
25904; Samuel French, ltd., London. 27870

Man (The) in the stocks; play in 4 acts, by B.
l^skin and A. C. Lowne [pseuds, for Fred
Wright, jr.] [172] p. 4°. Tyi)e\vritten.

© 1(\ Sept. 7, 1911; D : 25157 ; Fred Wri-lit,
jr.. New York. 27871

Man (The) in the street; 1 act play, by Louis N
Parker. New York, S. French; London, S.
Frencli, ltd., 1912. 16 p. 16°.

© Oct. 22, 1912 ; 2c. Oct. 23, 1912 ; D : 31225 ;
Samuel French, ltd., London. 27872

a plav in 1 act, by Paul Preston Temple

[pseud, of] W. W. Davis. 14 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© William Whiting Davis, New York : D :
11810, Nov. 26, 1907 ; 2c. Feb. 7, 1908. 27873

Man (The) in the way.

© William Ganson Ro.se, Cleveland ; D;
100047, Feb. 28, 1907. 27874

1392

27875

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

27895

Man in the window; farce in 1 act, adapted
from the Danish, by T. Hoier. 13 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 30, 1910; D: 20631; Thomas
Hoier, Chicago. 27875

Man (The) in uniform; a play in 4 acts, by
F. L. Bixby. 100 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Frank L. Bixby, New Yorlv D : 143S, Feb.

11, 1902 ; 2c. Feb. 11, 1902. 27876

Man (The) in white; by P. J. Barnard.

© Pliil Jean Barnard, Baltimore; D: 10S38.
June 2.5, 1907. 27877

Man (The) inside; comedy in 1 act, by R. Ra-
phael. [1], 9 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 5, 1912 ; D : 28952 ; Rudolph Ra-
phael, New York. 27878

-play in 3 acts, by R. [B.] Moliueux. 71 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Miiy 9, 1910; D : 20998 ; Roland Moli-
neux, Brooklyn. 27879

Same. New Y''ork, S. French ; London, S.

French, ltd., 1913. 163 p. 12°.

© Oct. 20, 1913 ; 2c. Oct. 21, 1913 ; D : 34791 ;
David Belasco, New York. 27880

Man is man; play in 3 acts, by F. Bruegger.
105 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 19. 1915; D: 42033; Frederick

Bruegger, Chicago. 27880a

Man (The) makers; play in 4 acts, by R. K.
Mooney. 98 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 5, 1913; D : 34325 ; Ralph E.
Mooney, St. Louis. 27881

Man (The) masterful; play in 1 act, by G. Mid-
dleton. 18 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 13, 1911 ; D : 24685 ; George Mid-
dleton, New York. 27882

■ See also Embers.

Man (The) monkey. See His terrible secret.

Man (The) next door; by H. Des Monde. 14 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 1, 1911; D : 23292 ; Helen- Dos
Monde. Philadelphia. 278S3

-a comedy in 1 act, by Edwin Bntemn.n Mor-
ris. IMiiladelphia, The Penn j)ubli^'.hing cc,
1908. 16 p. 12°.

© Penn iml). co., Philadelphia; D : 13544.
Aug. 13, 1908 ; 2c. Aug. 11, 1908. 27884

-a comedy in 3 scenes, for female charac-
ters, by M. F. Hutchinson. London, Joseph
Williams; New York, Schuberth & co. [1907J
30 p. 8°.

© Joseph Williams, London ; D : 11724. Nov.

12, 1907 ; 2c. Nov. 12, 1907. 278S5

Man-o'-wars-man (The); a 5 act sensational
naval drama, by Eugene Thomas.

© Thomas E. Shea, Cambridge, Mass. ;
1893 : 22645, May 10 ; 2c. Apr. 13, 1898. 27886

Man (The) of both ends; detective drama in 3
acts, by C. J. Meunier. 37 p. f°. Typewrit-
' ten.

© Ic. Aug. 9, 1911; D: 24892; Christian J.
Meunier, New Orleans. 27887

Man of business; an American comedy in 4
act.s, by E. Selwyn. 89 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Edgar Selwyn, United States; D : 8304,
Apr. 9, 1906 ; 2c. Apr. 18, 1906. 27888

Man (A) of chance; farce in 1 act. by Sidney
Wilmer. Typewritten.

© Thomas J. Dempsey, Philadelphia ; 1899 :
59453, Sept. 16; 2c. Sept. 16. 27889

Man (A) of conscience; by R. T. Murphey.

© Robt. T. Murphey, Rochester, N. Y. ;
1900 : 8696, Apr. 4. 27890

Man (A) of Cork; a comedy in 3 acts, by Geo.
Hoey.

© Herbert S. Cawthorn. United States ;
1894:4361, Jan. 18. 27891

Man (The) of death. See Tyre, the defamer.

Man (The) of destiny; by L. Osbourne and A.
Strong. 122 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Lloyd Osbourne and Austin Strong, San
Francisco; D : 985, Oct. 19, 1901; 2c. Oct. 19.
190L 27892

a drama in 6 acts, by H. G. Clarke.

© Henry Gustavus Clarke, Bristol, Vt. ;
1888 : 17327, June 18. 27893

and How he lied to her husband, two

plays, by Bernard Shaw. New York, Bren-
tano's, 1913. 84 p. 16°.

© Sept. 10, 1913; 2c. Nov. 13, 1913; A:
361166; G. B. Shaw, London. 27894

See also Plays, pleasant and unpleasant.

Man (The) of doom; a human drama of the di-
vine tragedy, by G. M. Baxter. [82] p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 19, 1910 ; D : 21832 ; George Mel-
lersh Baxter, Wyoming, O. 27895

Man (The) of dreams; or, The house on the
sands, prologue, by M. S. Arthur. [11, 11 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 31, 1914; D : 35871 ; Malcolm
Stirling Arthur, New York. 27895a

Man (The) of fashion; story of to-day in 3
acts, by C. Childe and C. G. Cliilde. 99 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 19, 1915; D: 40122; Cromwell
Childe and Carrie Germain Childe, New
York. 27895b

5379—16-

-88

1393

27896

DKAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

27917

Man (A) of fate; a drama in 4 acts, 5 scenes,
by P. W. Hyde.

© Paul Woodworth Hyde, Pittsburgh;
1898 : 13148, Feb. 23 ; 2c. Mar. 1. 27896

a play in 4 acts, by Mr. and Mi*s. H. Rus-
sell. 76 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Mr. & Mrs. Howard Russell, Portland,
Or. ; D : 14222, Nov. 7, 1908 ; 2c. Nov. 7, 1908.

27897

Man (A) of God; dramatic episode presented
in 1 act, by Momus [pseud, of M. Ryder]
[2], 11 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 30, 1913; D: 33654; Maxwell
Ryder, Brooldyn. 27898

Man (The) of gold; a niolodrauia in 4 acts, by
Elio Apraford [pseud, of Adolfo Pierra] 112
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Adolfo Pierra, Philadelphia; 1886:2456,
Jan. 29; 2c. Mar. 15. 27899

Man (The) of her choice; by E. M. Simmonds.

© Edward M. Simmonds, New York ; D :
8152, Mar. 12, 1906. 27900

play in 4 acts, by Langdale Williams.

Chicago, Chicago manuscript co.. 1910. 56 p.
f°. Mimeographed.

© Sept. 6, 1910; 2c. Sept. 27, 1910; D:
22162; Alexander Byers, Chicago. 27901

Man (A) of his word; by J. M. Peteler. 14 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Josephine M. Peteler, Los Angeles ; D :
11712, Nov. 9, 1907 ; 2c. Dec. 28, 1907. 27902

See also Harischandra, the model of

truth.

Man (A) of honor; an American melodrama in
5 acts, by M. Price.

© Mark Price, New York ; 1896 : 68981, Dec.
19. 27903

— a drama in 4 acts, by L. J. Duncan.

© Lewis J. Duncan, Quincy, 111. ; 1880 :
4383, Mar. 18. 27904

— a play in 4 acts, by A. P. Southwick. 80 p.
8°. Typewritten.

© Albert P. Southwick, Brooklyn ; D : 3388,
May 6, 1903 ; 2c. May 6, 1903. 27905

Man (A) of honour; a play in 4 acts, by W. S.
Maugham. 86 p. 8°. Typewritten.
© William Somerset Maugham, London ;
■ D:3010, Feb. 18, 1903; 2c. Feb. 18, 1903.

27906

Man (A) of ideas; comedy in 1 act, by M.
:Malleson. [2], 23 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 31, 1914 ; D : 37976 ; Miles aial-
leson, London. 27906a

Man (A) of ideas — Continued.
a play, by L. J. Tynan. [Synopsis] Type-
written.

© Leonard J. Tynan, Paterson ; 1891 : 4320,
Jan. 30; Ic. Jan. 30. 27907

Man of iron; an American melodrama in 4 acts,
by Scott Marble. 62 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© American amusement assn., New York;
D:968S, Dec. 24, 1906; 2c. Dec. 24, 1906.

27908

play in 4 acts, by J. F. Wood. 85 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 31, 1915 ; D : 4023] ; Julia Fran-
cis Wood, New York. 27908a

W.

— a sensational drama in 4 acts, by J.
Kennedy. 4°. Typewritten.

© James Walter Kennedy, New York ;
1893 : 1478, Jan. 6 ; Ic. Apr. 18. 27909

war play in 1 act, l)y H. C. Thornton and

A. H. Schmidt. 11 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. .luly 7. 1915; D : 41174 ; Harry C.
Thornton and Anton H. Schmidt, Brooklvn.

27909a

Man of it; play, by S. Morse. 66 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Jan. 27, 1910; D: 20039; Samuel
Morse, New York. 27910

Man (A) of mark; l)y C. L. Nagely.

© Carlton Lewis Nagely, Toledo, O. ; D:
67, Jan. 23, 1901. 27911

Man (The) of money; a play in 3 acts, by W.
P. Parker.

© W. Polvhlank Parker, New York; 1873:
9566, Aug. 25. 27912

Man (A) of mystery; a melodrama in 4 acts, by
M. E. Swan. Typewritten.

© IMark E. Swan, New York ; 1898 : 64373,
Nov. 2 ; 2c. Nov. 2. 27913

Same. 97 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 14, 19U9; D : 16769 ; Mark E.
Swan, New York. 27914

Man (The) of nature; a play of to-day in 4 acts.

© Eric Sattler, Cincinnati ; D : 11058, July

27, 1907. 27915

Man (A) of nerve. See Rogue's (A) luck.

Man (A) of no importance; comedy in 3 acts,
by (). Weil and Alexander Rule.

© Oscar Weil, New York ; 1S93 : 52742. Nov.
27. 27916

Man (A) of power; a drama of to-day, by C. L.
Nagely.

© Carlton Lewis Nagely, Brooklyn ; D :
15527, Apr. 3, 1909. 27917

1394

27918

COPYRIGHTED IN" THE UNITED STATES

27939

Man (The) of rhymes. See Chips.

Man (A) of sand; a dramatic sketch, by W. F.
Carroll. 7 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© William F. Carroll, Philadelphia; D:
9495, Nov. 22, 1906; 2c. Nov. 22, 1906. 27918

Man (The) of straw (L'homme de paille); a
comedy in 3 acts, by Albin Valabregue,

© Fi'angois Mons and Louis Nathal, New
York; 1886 : 19903, Sept. 3. 27919

Man (The) of the earth; in 3 acts, by C. Hull.
20 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Caroline Hull, Lewiston, 111.; D : 7114,
July 19, 1905 ; 2c. July 19, 1905. 27920

Man (The) of the future; a drama in 3 acts, by
II. II. Waters. Laurel, lud., Printed by L. M.
Boland, 1902. 39 p. 8°.

© Richard Rawlings Waters, Laurel, Ind. ;
D : 2373, Sept. 24, 1902 ; 2c. Nov. 12, 1902.

27921

Man (The) of the hour; drama in 4 acts, by
D. Davidson and Mrs. J. A. Dobson.

© Dore Davidson, New York ; D : 6192, Feb.
8, 1905. 27922

Man (The) of the iron cage; a romantic comedy
drama in 5 acts, by C. A. Williams.

© Chas. Alf. Williams, Cincinnati; 1898:
17569, Mar. 15. 27923

Man of the law; dramatic composition in 5

acts, by A. L. Wilson. 96 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 17, 1909 ; D : 17424 ; Albert L.

Wilson, Kansas City, Mo. 27924

Man (A) of the people; [or] Capital versus
labor, a 1 act playlet, by V. D. Trescott.
[8] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Virginia Drew Trescott, Brooklyn; D:
13649, Aug. 20, 1908,; 2c. Sept. 1, 1908. 27925

Man (A) of the world; a comedy in 3 acts, by
J. Flagg.

© Jared Flagg, New York ; 1886 : 3177, Feb.
5. 27926

a drama in 4 acts, tr. from the Spanish, by

Sidney Thornton.

© Sophy Urisarri, United States; 1S81 :
16074, Oct. 18. 27927

'a dramatic sketch, by G. Thomas. 24 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Gus Thomas, United States ; 1889 : 32100.
Oct. 24 ; 2c. Oct. 24. 27928

play in 4 acts, by G. C. Hazelton. [106] p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 27, 1914; D : 36187 ; George C.
Hazelton, jr., and William Jean Beavdey. New
York. 27928a

Man (A) of the world — Continued.

-play in 1 act, by Marie von Ebner-Eschen-

bach, tr. by Roy Temple House. (In Poet
lore, V. 22, no. 2, Mar.-Apr. 1911 ; periodical ©
May 2, 1911 ; 2c. May 8, 1911 ; B : 243822 ; Poet
lore CO., Boston) 27929

Man-of- wars-man; an idyllic comedy drama in
prologue and 3 acts, by F. D. Skiff.

© Frank D. Skiff, Chicago ; 1892 : 2785. Jan.
15. 27930

Man (A) of word; a 4 act drama, by M. S.
Blohm. 21 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Marie Sabina Blohm, New York ; D :
4498, Jan. 13, 1904; 2c. Jan. 22, 1904. 27931
Man (The) on horseback; musical comedy in 2
acts, by L. L. Calvert. [67] p. 4°. Type-
written. [Libretto]

© Ic. Apr. 11, 1911; D : 23913 ; Louis Lay
Calvert, New York. 27932

-play in 4 acts, by B. Tarkington. 209 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 5, 1912 ; D : 30531 ; Booth Tar-
kington. Indianapolis. 27933

Man (The) on the box; comedy in 3 acts,
founded on Harold MacGrath's novel of the
same name, by G. L. Furniss. New York,
Samuel French ; London, Samuel French, ltd.,
1915. 114 p. 12°.

© Dec. 8, 1915 ; 2c. Dec. 10, 1915 ; D : 424.57 ;
Grace Livingston Furniss, New York.

27933a

Man (The) on the kerb; a duologue, by A.
Sutro. London, S. French, ltd. ; New York,
S. French, 1908. 14 p. 12°. ( [French's inter-
national copyrighted ed. of the works of the
best authors, no. 147] )

© Alfred Sutro, London ; D : 13915, Sept. 24.
1908 ; 2c. Dec. 21, 1908. 27934

Man or the monkey; by C. E. Blaney. 77 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Chas. E. Blaney, New York; D : 9803,
Jan. 14, 1907; 2c. Jan. 17, 1907. 27935

Man outside; by Will M. Hough and Frank R.
Adams. 22 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Hough and Adams, Chicago ; D : 8654,
June 7, 1906; 2c. June 7, 1906. 27936

drama in 4 acts, by F. Lindon.

© Frank Lindon, Oswego, N. Y. ; 1899:
42691, June 30. 27937

a melodrama in 4 acts, by T. W. Dinkins.

© T. W. Dinkins, Jersey City ; 1897 : 55192,
Oct. 1, 27938

— or. The night of Russia, in 4 acts, by
Scott Marble. 102 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Charles W. Allison, West New Brighton.
New York ; D : 6238, Feb. 8, 1905 ; Ic. Feb. 18,
1905; Ic. Mar. 7, 1905. 27939

1395

27940

DBAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

27959

Man, poor man; comedy in 1 act, by M. Gold-
hum. 24 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 9, 1911; D: 25985; Matthew
Goldman, New York. 27940

Man proposes; a farce in 1 act, by G. F. Abbott.
[]], 31 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 29, 1912; D : 29892 ; George
Francis Abbott, Hamburg, N. Y. 27941

a play in 2 acts, by M. D. Johnson. 27 p.

t'°. Typewritten.

© Mary D. Johnson, Nome, Alaska ; D :
9451, Nov." 17, 1906; 2c. Nov. 17, 1906. 27942

Sec also Tattle-tales of Cupid.

Man proposes but — ; 1 act comedy, by C. C.
Mather. 13 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 23, 1915; D : 39754 ; Charles
Chambers Mather, Ottumwa, la. 27942a

Man proposes — woman disposes; comedy in 1
act. by Vict(H- H. Smalley. 17 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. May 29. 1911 ; D : 24345 ; Estate of
Victor H. Smalley, Stephen Conday, admr.,
St. Paul. 27943

comedy playlet, by Victor H. Smalley,

rev. by O. Eaton. [1], 19 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Jan. 12, 1912; D : 28495 ; Olive Eaton,
Baxter, la. 27944

a maiden meditation, not fancy free, mono-

logue by Lawrence D. Fogg. New York, Dick
& Fitzgerald, 1905. 7 p. 12°.

© Dick & Fitzgerald, New York; D : 6637,
I\Iay 5, 1905; 2c. Aug. 11, 1905. 27945

Man (The) question; musical composition in 3
acts, by J. A. Galvin. [16] p. f°. Type-
written. [Words only]

© Ic. Feb. 4, 1911 ; D : 23284 ; Jas. A. Gal-
vin, Tampa, Fla. 27946

Man seeking his own rib; sketch, by O. T.
Johnsone. [8] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 20, 1912 ; D : 29715 ; Otto T.
.Johnsone, Brooklyn. 27947

Man (The) Shakespeare. See Sweet swan of
Avon.

Man (The) she loved; a playlet in 4 acts, by
L. J. Carter. 13 p. t°. Typewritten.

© Lincoln J. Carter, Chicago ; D : 11136,
Aug. 8, 1907; 2c. Aug. 10, 1907. 27948

Man-so-dhun. See Zu den wafEen!

Man soil keine brief e schreiben; groteske in
3 akten, von Konrad Stifter und Walter
Turszinsky. Berlin-Ch.. Vita, deutsches ver-
lagshaus, ' 1909. 146 p. 16°. (Bibliothek
moderner dramen, bd. nr. 84)

© Vita, deutsches verlagshaus, Berlin; D:
16084, June 16, 1909; 2c. June 17, 1909.

27949

Man-spider (The) act; by W. R, Kane.

© Wesk'v K. Kane, Gould's, N. Y. ; 1889:
5817, Feb. 19 ; 2c. June 11. 27950

Man takes — ^woman gives; play in 3 acts, by
Ednuuid Wheatley. 101 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. June 26, 1913; D: 33608; E. A.
Wheatley, Chattanooga. 27951

Man (The) tamer; comedy sketch, by J. M.
Irwin. 8 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 28, 1912 ; D : 30285 ; John Mer-
rick Irwin, New York. 27952

Man (The) that corrupted Hadleyburg; a com-
edy in 4 acts, by J. B. Douglass. Typewrit-
ten.

© J. Boyd Douglass, Lima, O. ; 1900:
11516, May 7; 2c. May 7. 27953

Man (The) that made good. See From Broad-
way to Iowa.

Man (The) that was; a comedy -drama in 3
acts, by Charles Hodges. 101 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Josephine H. Patton, San Jose, Cal. ; D:
15567, Apr. 7, 1909; 2c. Apr. 8, 1909. 27954

Man (The) that wins; a play in 5 acts, by E. C.
Ijamson. 104 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© P^rnest Clyde Lamson, Phoenix, Ariz. ;
D : 10606, May 21, 1907 ; 2c. May 28, 1907.

27955

Man (The) that women love; a comedy drama
in 4 acts, by F. J. Halls.

© Frank J. Halls, Minneapolis; 1899:
17895, Mar. 9. 27956

Man, the brute; 1 act comedy sketch, by Harry
Grattan [pseud, of H. W. G. Plunkett] 31 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 22, 1915; D: 40480; Henry
Willoughby Plunkett, London. 27956a

Man (The), the girl and the tramp; by G. F.
Smith. 20 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 10, 1910; D : 20411 ; Gabriel
Fullard Smith, Cleveland, O. 27957

Man the lifeboat; a play in 1 act, by Leedhain
Bantock and Percy Greenbank. [Washing-
ton, J. D. Milans & sons] 1908. 15 p. 8°.

© Rutland Barrington, London ; D : 12658,
Apr. 2. 1908; 2c. Apr. 8, 1908. 27958

Man (The), the woman, the cad and the
child; 1 act drama. l)y R. Edward Homans.
[1], 17 p. 4°. T.vpewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 18. 1912; D : 30890 ; Robert E.
Homans, South Portland, Me. 37959

1396

27960

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

27979

Man to man; a drama in 4 acts, by A. E. Ives.
© A. E. Ives, Detroit ; 1884 : 1S149, Sept. 8.

27960

■ ■ by E. E. Price.

© Edmund E. Price, New Yorlv ; 1890:
40129, Dec. 18. 27961

— ■ dramatic playlet in 1 act, by H. A. Lappin.
17, [2] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. ]May G, 1911; D : 241.jl ; Henry A.
Lappin, Portland, Me. 27962

— emotional 5 act drama, by F. Raymond.

© Florence Ravmond, New York ; 1889 :
27271, Sept. 7. 27963

— a melodrama in 4 acts and 6 scenes, by
Nain Grute. 107 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© W. S. Buttertield, New York ; D : 1725,
Apr. 10, 1902 ; Ic. Apr. 10, 1902. 27964

or, Light at last, a drama in prologue and

3 acts, by W. H. Rose.
© William H. Rose, Baltimore ; 1873 : 4.548,

Apr. 26. 27965

Man (A) to manage Mabel; musical comedy in
2 acts, l>y Bob McNaguy and M. Makomson. Ill
p. 4°. Typewritten. [I^ibretto only]

© Ic. Feb. 23. 1911 ; D : 23436 ; Mary IMakem-
.son, Colum))ia City, Ind. 27966

Man (The) trap; a drama in 4 acts, by M.
Marks, adapted from tbe novel by Sir William
IMagnay. 105 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Montague Marks, London; D:1235, Dec.
31, 1901 ; 2c. Jan. 2, 1902. 27967

farce, a continuous performance, by C. M.

Hyskell. 4°. Typewritten.

© Charles M. Hyskell, Portland, Or. : D :
6454, Mar. 29, 1905 ; 2c. Mar. 17, 1905. 27968

Man (The) under her bed; or, A Romeo from
Utah, crooked comedy in 1 act, by David De
Wolf and W. A. Snow. [38] p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. May 27, 1914; D : 37303 ; Walter Au-
gustine Snow, Peterborougb, N. H. 27968a

Man (The) under the bed; farce in 1 act, by
W. F. Allen. 16 p. 4°. Typewi'itten. ^

© Ic. June 16, 1914; D : 37327 ; Walter Fox
Allen, Laurenceville, N. J. 27868b

Man (The) underneath; a drama in 1 act, by
Frances Meek Darley and B. Darley. [11] p.
f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 6, 1912 ; D : 28996 ; Brian Darley,
Bronx-, N. Y. 27969

Man (The) upstairs; a farce, by R. E. Blaine.

4 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Roger Eliot Blaine, St. Louis ; D : 6200,
Feb. 9, 1905 ; 2c. Feb. 9, 1905. 27970

Man (The) upstairs — Continued.

play in 1 act, by I. A. Root. [1], 26 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 2, 1913 ; D : 34295 ; Ivy Ashton
Root, Los Angeles. 27971

Man (The) vampire; by L. Buscb.

© Lamore Busch, New York; 1897:71998,
Dec. 22. 27972

Man versus woman; comedy sketch in 1 act, by
T. IMcIntosh. Typewritten.

© Thomas Mcintosh, New York ; 1894 : 4144,
Jan. 17 ; 2c. Jan. 17. 27973

Man wanted; vaudeville sketch, bv N. Lew. 7
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 26, 1911 ; D : 24774 ; Nathan Lew,
Chicago. 27974

Man (The) who came back; comedy drama in
3 acts, by Billie Burke. 58 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. .Tuly IS, 1912; D : 30289 ; AVilliam
Francis Burke, New Y^ork. 27975

-a melodramatic comedy in 3 acts, by C.

Moore. [122] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 1.5, 1913; D : 32315 ; Carlyle
Moore, Palisade, N. J. 27976

^play in 1 act, by E. Holland. [2], 26 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 30, 1914 ; D : 38960 ; Edwin Hol-
land, West Somerville, Mass. 27976a

play in 3 acts, by J. E.- Goodman, based on

story of same name by John Fleming Wilson.
143 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 24, 1915 ; D : 39772 ; Jules Eckert
Goodman, Mt. Yeriion, N. Y. 27976b

■ playlet, by Katharine Kavanaugh. Chi-

cago, T. S. Denison & co. [1915] 11 p. 12°.
([Half hour dramas])

© Apr. 23. 1915; 2c. Apr. 26, 1915; D:
40470; Eben H. Norris, Chicago. 27976c

Man (The) who can; drama in 3 acts, by L. H.
Johnson. [91] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 9, 1913 ; D : 34076 ; Lute H. John-
son, Denver. 27977

— — Sec aUo Fresh, the American.

Man (The) who closed the door; play in 1 act,
by E. Allor and Jessie Barrington. [5] p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 15, 1912 ; D : 29047 ; Edward Al-
lor, New York. 27978

Man who couldn't lie; a farce comedy in 3 acts,
by F. Eldridge. 136 p. 4°. Tyi)ewritten.

© Frederick Eldridge and W. Reed Heustis,
Los Angeles ; D : 15595, Apr. 12, 1909 ; 2c. Apr.
12, 1909. 27979

1397

27980

DEAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

27992

Man (Tlie) who dared; a 4 act romantic drama,
by Howell Hall and C. E. Blaney.

© Charles E. Blaney, New York; D : 467,
May 15, 1901. 27980

Man (The) who did; a melodrama consisting of
a prologue, 4 acts and 6 scenes, by Frederick
Brittany Teeling.

© F. B. Teeling, New York ; D : 11790, Nov.
22, 1907. 27981

Man (The) who did not understand. See
Three plays; by H. L. Enander.

Man who fell; playlet, by E. Foyer. 3 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. May 13, 1910; D: 21033; Eddie
Foyer, Cleveland. 27982

Man (The) who forgot; play in a prologue and
4 acts, by J. Hay, jr. [133] p. f°. Type-
written.

© Ic. May 4, 1914 ; D : 36930 ; James Hay,
jr., Washington. 27982a

Man (The) who found himself; play in 1 act,
by E. McEwen and H. Howell. [9] p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 3, 1914; D: 38680; Elinor Mc-
Ewen and Harry Howell, Baltimore.

27982b

Man (The) who found the way; play in 4 acts,
by J. E. Goodman. [6], 118 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Dec. 18, 1912; D : 31741 ; Jules Eck-
ert Goodman, Mt. Vernon, N. Y. 27983

Man (The) who frowns; play in 1 act, by A.
Wynne. 14 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 2, 1915 ; D : 41381 ; Anna Wynne,
New York. 27983a

Man (The) who had been blind; a play in 4
acts, by E. Poole. 98 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ernest Poole, New York ; D : 15509, Apr.
1, 1909; 2c. Apr. 1, 1909. 27984

Man (The) who knew; play in 1 act, by
W. Mack. 12 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 8, 1915 ; D : 40598 ; Willard Mack
and Chas. Bachmann, New York. 27984a

Man (The) who married a dumb wife; a com-
edy in 2 acts, by Anatole France, tr. by Cur-
tis Hidden Page. New Y'ork, ,T. Lane com-
pany, 1915. 93, [3] p. front., port., plates.
12°.

© Apr. 16, 1915 ; 2c. and aff. Apr. 20, 1915 ;
A : 397644 ; John Lane co.. New York.

27984b

Man (The) who married a popular wife; mono-
logue, by E. Hopkins. 48 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Apr. 2, 1915 ; D : 40300 ; Edwin Hop-
kins, New York. 27984c

Man (The) who mystified Hermann; a com-
edy monologue sketch in 1 act, by H. Thurs-
ton.

© Howard Thurston, New York; 1899:
634.50, Sept. 30. 27985

Man (The) who owns the town; in 3 acts, by
A. Vatter and A. S. Kendall. Typewritten.

© August Vatter and Arthur S. Kendall,

Boston; 1900 A: 28615, Nov. 21; 2c. Jan. 2,

■ 1901. 27986

Man (The) who paid; play in 4 acts, by J. T.
Pendegast. [2], 75 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 24, 1913 ; D : 35119 ; Jackson T.
Pendegast, Chicago. 27987

play in 1 act, by G. V. Bacon. [1], 13 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 17, 1914; D: 36057; George
Vaux Bacon, New York. 27987a

Man (The) who ran away; play in 4 acts, by
E. J. Tustin. [37] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 7, 1913; D: 34086; Edward J.
Tustin, Philadelphia. 27988

Man (The) who remembered; 1 act play, by
W. M. Cressy. [4], 22 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 3, 1913; D : 32168 ; Will M.
Cressy, Concord, N. H. 27989

Man (The) who saw; play in 3 acts, by M. S.
Hope. 190 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 6, 1915; D: 39606; Muriel Syl-
vester Hope, New York. 27989a

Man (The) who saw his soul; drama in 3 acts,
by L. L. Everett. 67 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 8, 1911; D : 23588 ; Leolyn
Louise Everett, New York. 27990

Man who should have confessed; by H. S.
Rogers. 117 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 20, 1909 ; D : 17756 ; Hyde Scott
Rogers, Warsaw, 111. 27991

Man (The) who slept 200 years. See Rip
Van Wrinkles.

Man who stayed; American play in 3 acts, by
D. E. Chantler. 74 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 7, 1910 ; D : 20378 ; D. Everett
Chantler, New Haven, Conn. 27992

Man (The) who stayed at home; play in 8
acts, by L. Worrall an<l J. E. H. Terry. 149
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 10, 1914; D: 39053; Lechmere
Worrall and J. E. Harold Terry, London.

27992a

1398

27993

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

28011

Man who stole the castle; a play in 1 act, by
Tom Gallon and L. M. Lion. New York, S.
French ; I^ondon, S. Frencli. ltd., 1905. 40 p.
12°. (On cover: French's international copy-
righted ed. of the works of the best authors,
no. 91)

© Samuel French, New York ; D : 7244,
Sept. 13, 1905 ; 2c. Apr. 11, 1906. 27993

adapted from the story by Tom

Gallon. 21 p. 8°. Typewritten.

© Arthur Bourchier, London ; D : 47, Jan.
21, 1901; 2c. Jan. 21, 1901. 27994

Man (The) who stole the world; a play in 5
acts and 10 scenes, by H. F. O'Mealia.

© Harry F. O'Mealia, Jersey City ; D :
11327, Sept. 11, 1907. 27995

Man (The) who stood still; play in 4 acts, by

J. E. Goodman. [144] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 15, 1911 ; D : 24217 ; Jules Eckert

Goodman, New York. 27996

Man (The) who was a woman; a melodrama in

5 acts, based on the famous De Raylan affair,

by R. T. Kettering. 56 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ralph T. Kettering, Chicago; D : 9735,

Jan. 2. 1907; 2c. Jan. 2. 1907. 27997

Man (The) who was dead. Sec Forged (The)
coupon, and other stories and dramas.

Man (The) who was human; play in 4 acts, by
A. N. Bourne. 77 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 6, 1915 ; D : 39597 ; Annie Nettle-
ton Bourne, New Haven. 27997a

Man (The) who was not a colonel. See
Colonel (A) not a colonel.

Man (The) who went to Europe. Sec When
the curtain rises.

Man (The) who wins; A Russian romance;
and What a woman will do, [3 plays] by
Langdale Williams. [138] p. f°. Mimeo-
graphed.

© Alexander Byers. Chicago ; D : 14978.
Fell. 3, 1909 ; 2c. May 28, 1909. 27998

Man (The) with a cold; a monologue, by B. B.
Hay ward.

© Beatrice B. Hay ward, Wayland, Mass. :
1899 : 84965, Doc. 30 ; 2c. Dec. 30. 27999

Man (A) with a family.

© Paul and Meade, Boise City, Id. ; D : 10,
Jan. 5, 1901. 28000

Man (The) with a mania; a comedy-drama in 4
acts, by L. Mowry.

© Lincoln IMowrv, Woonso(rket, R. I. ; 1890 ;
33522. Oct.. 28. 28001

Man (The) with a past; a 1 act play, by E. H.
Mollenhauer. 6 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ethel H. Mollenhauer, Brooklyn; D:
13921. Sept. 25, 1908 ; 2c. Sept. 25, 1908.

28002

Man (The) with forty faces.

© (Jharles A. Taylor, Mt. Vernon, N. Y. ; D :
6448, Apr. 3, 1905. 28003

Man (The) with the black gloves; comedy in 3
acts, by John Oliver Erlan. [176] p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 28, 1913 ; D : 34309 ; J. O. Jacob-
son. Newark, N. J., and Edith E. Furness, New
York. ' 28004

Man with the broken ear; by A. Sterling. 621
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ada Sterling, New York ; D : 13332, June
27, 1908 ; 2c. June 27, 1908. 28005

Man (The) with the demijohn. See Temper-
ance (The) drama.

Man (The) with the fatal wink; play in 3 acts,
by G. S. Stange, founded on an old Spanish
opera libretto. La donna curiosa. 205 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. June 4, 1915; D: 40842; George
Stanislaus Stange, New York. 28005a

Man with the green eyes. Sec Bluffer (A)
bluffed.

Man with the hats; or. The mosquitoes revenge,
a burlesque melodrama in 4 acts, by J. Birch.
6 p. f°. Typewritten.

© John Birch, New York ; D : 5518, Sept. 9,
1904: 2f. Sept. 9. 1904. 28006

Man (The) with the hoe; in 3 acts, by (1 F.
Randolph.

© Charles F. Randolph. Altoona, Pa.; 1900:
17768, July 19. 28007

■ a rural comedy drama in 4 acts, by Charles

Crosby and James Cody. 79 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© James H. Cody, New York ; D : 2968, Feb.
9, 1903 ; 2c. Feb. 9, 1903. 28008

Man (The) with the map; monologue, by .John
Gilroy and John Birch. 10 p. f°. -Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Dec. 5 ; 1910 ; D : 22734 ; J. Birch, New
York. 28009

Man (The) with the mask; a play in 1 act. by
Mrs. I. Levinsohn. 13 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Mrs. Ivar Levinsohn. New York ; D :
11856. Dec. 4, 1907 ; 2c. Dec. 4, 1907. 28010

Man (The) with the mirror; dramatic composi-
tion, by W. O. Dawkins. [20] p. f°. Tyi.e-
written.

© Ic. Mar. 29, 1912; D : 29216 ; Walter O.
r>awkins. New York. 28011

1399

28012

DKAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

28030

Man (The) with the nose; comedy for boys in
2 acts, by Edward Prentiss Knox. Boston,
W. H. Baker & co., 1910. 19 p. 12°.

© Sept. 21, 1910; 2c. Sept. 23, 1910; D:
22121 ; Walter H. Baker & co., Boston. 28012

Man (The) with the X-ray eye; by A. Garth-
waite. 16 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Alice Garthwaite, Los Angeles ; D : 770,
Aug. 17, 1901 ; 2c. Aug. 17, 1901. 28013

Man with three wives; operetta in 3 acts and
7 scenes, by P. M. Potter, from the German
of Julius Bauer, music by Franz Lehar. 99
p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Mar. 25, 1910; D : 20584 ; Paul M.
Potter, New York. 28014

Man (The) without a brain; play in 1 a(;t, by
R. Phillips. 30 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 21, 1913 ; D : 34789 ; Russell Phil-
lips, New York. 28015

Man (A) without a country.

© G. W. Palmer, Port Huron, Mich.; WW
A: 8162, Mar. 29. 28016

— dramatic composition in 5 acts, by James
W. Harkius, jr. 80 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 5, 1910 ; D : 20356 ; Darcy & Wol-
ford, inc.. New York. 28017

■ dramatic story of love and patriotism, by

W. A. McGuire, based upon the famous Ameri-
can classic of the same title by Edward Ever-
ett Hale. [25] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 11, 1915; D : 42469 ; AVilliam An-
thony McGuire, New York. 28017a

play in 4 acts, by N. Rose, E. Woodward

and J. Trimble. 197 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 16, 1915; D: 41806; Norman
Rose, Eugenie Woodward and Jessie Trimble,
New York. 28017b

Man (A) without a memory; a drama in 1 act,
by W. H. Shelton.

© William Henry Shelton, New York ; 1894 :
31053, June 8. 28018

Man (The) without a past; a comedy in 3 acts,
by J. D. Ruff.

© John D. Ruff, Philadelphia; D:3798,

Aug. 6, 1903.

28019

Man (The) without a shadow; a fairy piece in
4 acts, from a story of Hans Christian An-
dersen's, by Maud Howe [pseud, of M. H.
I':iliott]

© Maud Howe Elliott, Boston ; 1891 : 5708,
Feb. 10. 28020

Man (The) without a soul. Nrc Adamo.

Man (The) worth while; play in 3 acts, by J. F.
Goodridge and AV. N. Lawrence. 122 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. May 14, 1915; 0:40653; James
Francis Goodridge and Walter Noah Law-
rence, New York. 28020a

Man (The) you love; drama in 4 acts, by R. A.
Kasjier. [110] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 28, 1913; D: 33905; Robert A.
' Kasper, Evanston. 111. 28021

play in 4 acts, by R. A. Kasper. Boston,

Richard G. Badger [etc., etc., 1914] 149 p.
12°.

© June 30, 1914; 2c. July 2, 1914; D:
37449 ; Robert A. Kasper, Evanston, 111.

28021a

Mana and Iserna; drama in 4 acts, by G.
Lucas. [4], 73 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 1, 1911; D: 25721;' George
Lucas, Passaic, N. J. 28022

Manabozho. See Hiawatha.

Manabozo; a music drama in 3 acts, by P. Neil-
son. Typewritten.

© Francis Neilson, United States; 1899:
42083, June 28 ; 2c. June 28. 28023

Management; a comedy in 4 acts, by C. Brown.
61 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Curtis Brown, London ; D : 14592 ; Dec.
22, 1908; 2c. Dec. 22, 1908. 28024

Manager; by D. C. Millen. 15 p. 8°. Printed.

© Ic. Sept. 13, 1909 ; D : 16708 ; Dewitt C.
Millen, Ann Arbor. 28025

49 p.

book and lyrics, by E. A. Huber.

4°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Emile Andrew Huber, New York ; D :
5167, June 1. 1904 ; 2c. June 1, 1904. 28026

Manager (A) in a fix; a change act in 1 scene.
New York, Happy hours company.

© Happy hours co.. New York ; 1875 : 7655.
July 22; 2c. July 28. 28027

Manager (The) managed; a 3 act comedy, by
M. E. Roe. 91 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Mary E. Roe, Milwaukee ; D : 6625, May
3, 1905; 2c. May 3, 1905. • 28028

Manager pro tern; farce comedy in 1 act, by
E. Hanlon. 18 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 22, 1913; D: 34220; Edward
Hanlon, New York. 28029

Manager's (The) baby; a farce, by Pay son Ir-
win. 36 p. 4". Typewritten.

© P. Irwin, New York; D : 3650, June 25,
1903; 2c. June 25, 1903. 28030

1400

38031

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

28049

Manager's (The) muddle; a mirthful, musical.
I mapnetical medley in 1 act, invented, writ-
ten, arr. and acted exclusively by the Yokes
family.

© Harry W. Corbyn, New York; 1873:
11681, Oct. 10. 28031

' Manager's (A) trials; a farce in 1 act, by A.
h. Fisher.

© A. Lincoln Fisher, Reading, Pa.; 1894:
20782, Apr. 23. 28032

See also All stars. — Chips. — Fun on the

stage.

Managing (The) editor; play in 3 acts, by H.
A. McAnarney. 64 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 8, 1911; D: 23593; Henry
Aloysius McAnarney, Baltimore. 28033

Managing Mildred; comedy with music in 2
acts, by W. S. Lockwood. 34 p. f°. Type-
written. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Aug. 29, 1910; D: 21894; Walter S.
Lockwood, Wilmette, 111. 28034

a farce in 1 act, by Scammon Lockwood

[i. e. W. S. Lockwood] 28 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Feb. 7, 1913; D : 32223 ; Walter S.
Lockwood, Chicago. 28035

Managing Sylvia; a play in 4 acts, by J. Heme.

© Julie Heme, Southampton, N. Y. ; D :

13185, June 15, 1908. 28036

Manana de gloria; idilio lirico en verso, origi-
nal de A. Curros Vazquez, musica de Antonio
Folcra. Madrid [Sociedad de autores espa-
uoles] 1907. 16 p. 12°. [Libretto only]

© Adelardo Curros Vazquez, Madrid ; D :
11485, Oct. 7, 1907 ; 2c. Oct. 7, 1907. 28037

Manantial (El) del amor; balneario comico-
Ifrico-recoustituyente en un reclamo y 4 cxia-
dros original, letra de E. Montesinos y A. Tor-
res del Alamo, musica del maestro Lapuerta.
Madrid [Sociedad de autores espanoles] 1909.
32 p. 12°. [Libretto only]

© Sept. 23, 1909; 2c. Sept. 24, 1909; D:
16878 ; Eduardo Montesinos y Angel Torres
del Alamo, Madrid. 28038

Manasse; play in 4 acts, by Ronetti Roman, tr.
from the Roumanian, by O. Leonard.

© O. Leonard, St. Louis; D: 12.531. Mar.
12, 1908. 28039

Manchester (The) marriage; a drama in 3
acts, by R. Morgenstern. 28 p. f °. Typewrit-
ten.

© Richard Morgenstern, New Y'ork ; D :
10870, June 28, 1907; 2c. June 28, 1907.

28040

Manchester (The) martyrs; or, Allen's fare-
well, a dash for Irish liberty in 4 acts, by
J. V. Cunniif. n. p. The author, 1890. 21 p.
12°.

© John Vincent Cunniif, Three Rivers,
Mass ; 1890 : 5024, Feb. 10 ; 2c. Mar. 7. 28041

Mandarin (The); a comic opera libretto in 3
acts, by H. B. Smith.

© Harry B. Smith, New York; 1896:
59093, Oct. 27. 28042

or. The tar and the Tartar, a comic opera

libretto, by H. B. Smith.

© Harry B. Smith, Chicago; 1891:1759,
Jan. 12. 28043

Mandat-poste (Le); saynete en 1 acte, par R.
Fiquet. [Paris, Imp. Fiquet, 1910] 16 p.

8°.

© Oct. 1.5, 1910; 2c. Oct. 17, 1910; D:
22310; Rene Fiquet, Paris. 28044

Mandate (A) of the green god; was it fate or
justice? a melodrama, by Jay James Morgan.
[20] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Jay J. Morgan, Battle Creek ; D : 3918,
Sept. 8, 1903; 2c. Oct. 12, 1903. 28045

Mandelay (The), the gay and festive king of
Burmah. Sec Thebau.

Manden paa Hojriis; et familiestykke, af E.
Christiansen. Kj0benhavn og Kristiania,
Gyldendalske boghandel, Nordisk forlag, 1915.
179 p. 12°.

© Mar. 13, 1915; Ic. Apr. 20, 1915; D:
40416 ; Einar Christiansen, Copenhagen. -

28045a

Mandolin (The) man; play in 1 act, by T.
Stempfel, jr. [1], 20 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 20, 1912; D : 30578 ; Theodore
Stempfel, jr., Indianapolis. 28046

Mandragola; eine komodie in 3 akten, nach
dem stoffe eines alten lustspiels des Macchia-
velli, [von] Paul Eger. Berlin, E. Fleischel
& CO., 1906. 2 p. 1., 1.52 p. 12°.

© res. under act of Mar. 3, 1905, by Eman-
uel Lederer, New York ; res. no. 604 ; Ic. Nov.
2, 1906. 28047

Mandulinists [sic] (The); a characteristic
musical dance compo.sed and arr. by B. Kir-
alfy.

© Bolossy Kiralfy, New York ; 1886 : 23707,
Oct. 19. 28048

Mandy's lost opportunity; negro monologue,
by Mary Moncure Parker. Chicago, Dra-
matic publishing co., 1913. 7 p. 12°.

© May 29, 1913; 2c. June 2, 1913; D:
3:U03: Drniiialii- pub. co.. Chicago. 28049

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28050

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

28068

Mandy's wooing; a domestic fragment in 1
scene, by S. L. Cook.

© Sherwin Lawrence Cook, Boston ; 1895 :
59112, Nov. 23. 28050

Manette; a comic opera in 3 acts, libretto b.v
Mrs. H. D. Pittman, music by A. G. Robyn.
St. Louis, Nixon-Jones printing company,
1883. 58 p. 8°. [Libretto only]

© Mrs. H. D. Pittman, United States;
1883:15454, Aug. 22; 2c. Sept. 6. 28051

operette en 3 actes, de Fernand Beissier

et Louis Le Bel, musique de Andre Fijan.
Brochure complete. Paris, M. Eschig, 1913.
196 p. 12°. [Libretto only]

© Oct. 1, 1913; 2c. Oct. 25, 1913; D : 34828 ;
Max Eschig, Paris. 28052

Maneuvers of Cupidr; comedy in 1 act, by E.
Rupert. 9 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 28, 1910; D : 20611 ; Everett
Rupert, Grand Junction, Col. 28053

Manfred; dramatisches gedicht in 3 abteilun-
gen, von liOrd Byron, nnisik von Robert Schu-
mann . . . verbindender text liir die konzert-
auffiihrung, nach der iibersetzung von Adolf
Btittger, eingericlitet von Ki-iist von Possart.
Coin a. Rh., Berlin [etc.] Verlag von A. Ahn,
1909. 28 p. 12°. (On cover: Ahns opern-
text-bibliothek, nr. 138)

© Oct. 28, 1909; 2c. Nov.
17321 ; Albert Ahn, Cologne,

D;

10, 1909;
Germany.

28054

Mangasha el
drama, by J.
ten.

© Jay J.

ra josiss (Under

J. Morgan. 7 p.

two suns); a
4°. Typewrit-

Morgan, Battle Creek

Apr. 21. 1905; 2c. Apr. 29, 1905.

D : 6559,
28055

Mang'er (The); miracle play in 3 acts, by
Clarke Smith [i. e. W. J. C. Smith]^ Philadel-
phia, Jenson press, 1913. 66 p. 8°.

© Dec. 10, 1913; 2c. Dec. 27, 1913; D:
35478; W. J. Clarke Smith, Wayne, Pa.

28056

Mang-er Child; by Chas. H. Gabriel. Chicago,
The Rodeheaver company, 1915. cover-title.
3 p. 1., 10 p. ports. 16°.

© Dec. 7, 1915; 2c. and aff. Dec. 11, 1915;
A : 415914 ; Homer A. Rodeheaver, Chicago.

28056a

Mangiatore di cadaveri. See Ladro (II)

Mangull (The); book and lyrics of comic opera
in 3 acts, by T. Stensland. 92 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Aug. 11. 1911 ; D : 24917 ; Theodore
Stensland, Madison, Wis. 28057

Manhattan Beach; or, Love among the break-
ers, an operatic lark, words by C. Barnard,
music by Edward R. Mollenhauer.

© Charles Barnard, New York; 1878:
14.506, Dec. 12. 28058

Manhattan (The) comedy four on the (miss-
ing) links. Typewritten.

© Arthur F. Williams and Ed. C.
New York ; 1900 A : 8997, Apr, 7 ; 2c.

Mack,
Apr. 7.
28059

Manhole (The); comedy playlet, by W. L.
Sweitzor. 18 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 1, 1913 ; D : 33971 ; Willard Lee
Sweitzer, Allentown, Pa. 28060

Manhood; play in 1 act, by E. Goodman and

R. de Cordova. [2], 20 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 23, 1913; D : 33028 ; Edward

Goodman and Rienzi de Cordova, New York.

28061

Manhood's triumph; a romance of Fifth Ave-
nue, a drama in 3 acts, by W. D. O'Brien.

© William Desmond O'Brien, Philadelphia ;
1890': 109S7, Apr. 3. 28062

Maniac (The); hilarious stunt in 3 acts, by
11. V. Noble. 51 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 14, 1910; D : 20452 ; Horace V.
Noble, Denver. 28063

Maniac (The) father. See Dashing Dell, the
rifle king.

Maniac (The) mother. See Boy (The) tramp.

Maniac (The) wife. See After ten years.

Manicomio del Dottor Mattel.

© Gaetano Ursitti, New York; D : 9072,
Sept. 12, 1906. 28064

Manicure girl; a vaudeville sketch in 1 act, by
E. R. Hines. 12 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Earle Remington Hines, New York ; D :
4836, Api-. 5, 1904 ; 2c. Apr. 21, 1904 ; 2c. June
20, 1906. 28065

Manicure (The) girl in a barber shop; mono-
logue in 2 scenes, by M. Cecil and Gene Ganz.
7 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 9, 1912; D: 28585; Mary Cecil.
New York. 28066

vaudeville skit,
A. Bloomberg.

by
12

Manicure (The) maids; a
Bertha B. Ellison and H
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Harry A. Bloomberg, New York ; D :
12666. Apr. 3, 1908; 2c. Apr. 4, 1908. 28067

Manicurist (The); or, Wrongly accused, dra-
matic sketch in 2 pts. and .several scenes, by
Frank B. Coigne. 9 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 4. 1912; D: 28930; Champion
film CO., New York. 280t)8

1402

28068

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

28083

Manicurists (The); musical coineily in 1 act,
book hy J. Wallace, music by Jack Tobie. 31
p. 4°. Typewritten. [Words only]

© Ic. July 9, 1915 ; D : 41195 ; Joseph Wal-
lace, Brooklyn. 28068a

Manifestacion (La); comedia, original y en
prosa, de Leon Navarro y Jose Romeo. Ma-
drid [Sociedad de autores espaiioles] 1910.
35 p. 12°.

© Oct. 29, 1910 ; 2c. Oct. 31, 1910 ; D : 22431 ;
L. Navarro y J. Romeo, Madrid. 28069

Manikin (The) (An act of God); 1 act play, by
F. A. Andrews. 9 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 11, 1915; D: 40620; Frank Al-
bion Andrews, New York. 28069a

Manila Bay; a naval drama in 4 acts, by J. A.
Fraser.

© John Arthur Fraser, Chicago; 1898:
45004, July 28. 28070

Manila girl; a melodrama in 4 acts, by O. C.
Harris. 16 p. i° . Typewritten.

© Omar C. Harris. Ravmond. 111. ; D : 12738,
Apr. 13, 1908 ; 2c. Api-. 13, 190S. 28071

Manila Rosa; or. In a Manila garden, operetta-
of the Philippines, by M. Danlap. 70 p. f°.
Typewritten. [T.ibretto only!

© Ic. Oct. 19, 1909 ; D : 17143 ; Maurice Dun-
lap, Manila. 28072

Manilla; comedy drama in 4 acts, by J. F. Milli-
ken. 105 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 8, 1910 ; D : 17889 ; James Foster
Milliken, New York. 28073

Manipulator (The); a drama in 4 acts, by F.
IMcGlyuti. Typewritten.

© Frank McGlynn, New York ; 1899 : 53804,
Aug. 23; 2c. Oct. 26. 28074

Mankynd; a morality, by Francis Hartman
Markoe. [New l^ork. Printed by the Premier
press, 1914] [17] p. 8°.

© Feb. 21, 1914; 2c. Apr. 28, 1914; A:
369879 ; F. H. Markoe, New York. 28074a

Manless (The) Isle; a musical comedy in 4 acts,
by Abel Caplin. 60 p. 4°. Typewritten.
[Words only]

© A. Caplin, St. Louis ; D : 11267, Aug. 14.
1907 ; 2c. Aug. 14, 1907. 28075

-play in 2 acts, by J. Conway. 36 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 7, 1915 ; D : 41928 ; Jack Conway,
Fall River, Mass. 28075a

Mann (Der) auf der schaukel; lustspiel in 3
akten, von Alfred Bratt und Armin Wasser-
raann. Miinchen, Drei masken-verlag, g. m.
b. h., 1913. 71 p. 8°.

© Ic. Api-. 7, 1913 ; D : 32947 ; Drei maskon
verlag, IMunich. 28076

Mann (Der) im soulfleurkasten ; komodie, von
Thaddiius Rittner. Wieu, Deutsch-Oester-
reichischer verlag, 1912. 216 p. 16°.

© Sept. 30, 1912; 2c. Oct. 25, 1912; D:
31232 ; Deutsch-Oesterreichischer verlag, Vi-
enna. 28077

Mann (Ein) in seinem alter; lustspiel in 3 ak-
ten, von J. Tralow. Berlin W., Vertriebsstelle
des Verbandes deutscher biihnenschriftsteller,
g. m. b. h., 1914. 87 p. 12°.

© Ic. Mar. 11, 1914; D: 36312; Johannes
Tralow, Bremen, Germany. 28077a

Mann (Der) meiner frau; lustspiel in 3 akten,
von Max Neal. 97 p. 8°. Printed.

© Ic. June 10, 1911; D : 24455 ; Alfred
Spitz, New York. 28078

Mann (Der) mit den drei frauen; operette in 3
acten, von Julius Bauer, musik von Franz Le-
har. SoutHier- und regiebuch. Wien, Leip-
zig, L. Doblinger, 1907. [144] p. 4°. Mimeo-
graphed.

© lAidwig Doblinger, Vienna ; D : 11885,
Dec. 7, 1907; 2c. Dec. 7, 1907. 28079

Mann (Der) mit der grunen niaske; burleske
ill 3 akten. iiach ideeii von Arthur Retzbach,
von .Tiilius Horst und Arthur Lippscliitz, mu-
sik von Friedrich Berniaiin, Victor Hollaeii-
der und Leon Jessel. Textbuch der gesange.
Miinchen, Drei masken verlag, g. m. b. h.,
1913. 35 p. 12°.

© Ic. Nov. 17, 1913 ; D : 35034 ; Drei masken
verlag, g. m. b. h., Munich. 28080

Manna falls for Moses; a play in 1 act, by A.
Hoffman. 63 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 20, 1913; D: 32729; Aaron Hoff-
man, New York. 28081

Manna mysteria; melodrama in 3 acts, by M.
Owen. 41, [1] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 31, 1911; D : 24361 ; Martha
Owen, New York. 28082

Mannequin (Le); comedie eri 4 actes, par P.
Gavault. {In Petite illu.stration, no. 59; s6rie-
theatre, no. 36, 18 avril 1914)

© Apr. 18, 1914; Ic. May 18, 1914; D:
37059 ; Paul Gavault, Paris. 28082a

Manners; play in 3 scenes, by S. Benson, il p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 6, 1915 ; D : 40578 : Stuart Ben-
son, New York. 28082b

Manners and modes. See Dramatic episodes.

Mano (La) de la chica; sainete en 1 acto, en
prosa y verso, original de Adolfo Sanchez Car-
rere. Madrid [Sociedad de autores espaiioles]
1910. 39 p. 12°.

© Sept. 6, 1910 ; 2c. Sept. 7, 1910 ; D : 21994 ;
Sanchez Carrere, Madrid. 28083

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28083

DEAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

28101

Manoeuvres d'automne; operette en 3 actes, de
K. (U' liakcnyi, adaptation frangaise de Pierre
Veber, niusique de Emmerich Kalnian. Bro-
chure complete. Paris, Max Eschig, 1914.
150 p. 12°.

© July 24, 1914 ; Ic. Aug. 3, 1914 ; D : 37766 ;
Max Eschig, Paris. 28083a

Manoeuvres (The) of Jane; an original comedy
in 4 acts, by H. A. Jones. New York, London,
The Macmillan company, 1905. 4 p. 1., 124 p.
16°.

© Henrv Arthur Jones, England ; D : 6153.
Jan. 16. 19U5; 2c. Jan. 16, 1905. 28084

Manoverkind (Das) (L'enfant naturel); ge-
.schwank in 3 akti u, nacli dem franzosischen
von Paul Margus und Henri Regnier, von Max
Real. Berlin und Leipzig, Scliuster & Loeffler,
1906. 102 1.. 12°.

© Ic. Sept. 15, 1910; D : 22057 ; Spitz &
INIorgenstern, New York. 28085

Manoverregen ; lustspiel in 3 akten, von Geb-
hard SchiitzK-. -Perasini und Richard Kessler.
Halle a. S.. « .. Hendel [1912] 100 p. 16°.
(On cover: Lihiiotliek der gesamtlitei'atur des
in- und auslandes, nr. 2260)

© Mar. 10, 1912; 2c. Jan. 29, 1913; D :
32329; Eduard Bloch. Berlin. 28086

Manon.

© Frauci - Henry Mead, National City, Cal.
1900 A : oOiF. Fel). 23. 28087

plav in 4 acts, by A. Boyesen, founded on

the novel of AbhH Prevost. 128 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Jun.r s, 1913; 1) : 33645 ; Algernon
Boyesen, Paris. 28088

Manon Lescaut; drame lyrique en 4 actes, ver-
sion fran(,-aise de Maurict' Vaucaire, niusique
de G. Puccini. I'aris, G. Ricordi et cie., 1906.
2 p. 1., 76 p. 16^ [Libretto only]

© G. Ricordi k co . Milan; D : 8030. Feb.
19, 1906; 2c. Feb. 19, 1!'06. 28089

dramnui lii'ico in 4 luti, di Giaconio Puccini.

Milano, G. Ricordi & co. ; New York, Musical
and dramatic copyright office, 1893. 63 p.
12°. [Libretto *>nly]

© G. Ricordi iSc co.. Milan; 1893:2754. Jan.
11 ; 2c. Jan. 11. 28090

— lyric drama in 4 acis, music by Giacomo

Puccini.

© Herman Grau, New York; 1894:37820,
Aug. 14. 28091

— a plav in 5 a^ is, l)y Henry Francis [pseud,
of F. H.' INIead]

© Francis Heiiry Mead, National City, Cal. ;
1900 A : 4430, Ft 1). 17. 28092

Manon Lescaut — Continued. •

a play in 5 acts, dramatized from the

French novel by Abbe Prevost, by E. Wharton.

115 p. 4°. Typewritten.
© Edith Wharton, New York ; D : 217, Mar.

14, 1901 ; 2c. Mar. 14, 1901. 28093

a play in 4 acts from the novel of I'AbbS

Prevost, adapted by M. Doran.

© Marie Doran, New York ; D : 318, Apr. 8,
■ 1901. 28094

• Set; also For love of Manon Lescaut.

Manor (The) bell; a play, by M. M. Pope. Type-
written.

© Marion Manville I'ope, Trenton, N. J. ;
1896 : 52446, Sept. 19 ; 2c. Sept. 19. 28095

Manru; an opera in 3 acts, words by Alfred
Nossig, nmsic by I. J. Paderewski, tr. and
adapted for i)erforniance in English by H. E.
Krehbiel. New York, F. RuUman, 1902. 77 p.
8°. [Lilu-etto only]

© G. Schirmer, New York; D: 1410, Feb. 7,

1901;

:c. Feb. 20, 1902.

28096

Man's (A) ambition; an original drama in 4
acts, by Arthur L. Collins. 3 p. 1., 36 p. f°.
Ty])ewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 19, 1914; D: 38840; R. C. Smith,
Bedford, G. 28096a

Mans' test friend; sensational play in 4 acts,
l)y F. L. Bixl)y. 91 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Frank L. Bixby, New York ; D ; 2490, Oct.
24, 1902; 2c. Oct. 24, 1902. 28097

Man's (A) broken promise; a melodrama in 4
acts, by Lillian Mortimer. 37 p. f°. Type-
written.

© L. Mortimer, New York ; D : 8628, June 1,
1906 ; 2c. June 1, 1906. 28098

Man's (The) dream. .S'cc Life for life.

Man's enemy; or. The downward path, b>
Chas. A. Longden and Eric Hudson.

© Augustus Hill, New York; 1899:74983,
Nov. 17. 28099

Man's (The) game; a play in 4 acts, by G. Hem-
bert Westley. 75 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 19, 1909 ; D : 16291 ; James Hip-
pisley. New York. 28100

sketch, by L. K. Devendorf. 14 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 24, 1912; D: 31784; L. K. Deven-
dorf, Albany. 28101

Man's (A) garden; play in 4 acts, by W. H.
Robertson. [79] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 27, 1914; D : 38931 ; William
Henderson Robertson, Chicago. 28101a

1404

28103

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

28120

Man's heritage; di'ania in 4 acts and 7 scenes,
by C. Lewis. 120 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Catherine Lewis, New Yorlv ; D : 1685,
Apr. 4, 1902 ; 2e. Apr. 4, 1902. 28102

Man's (A) honor; a drama in 4 acts, by T. W.
King.

© T. W. King, Saratoga Springs, N. Y. ;
1888 : 10997, Apr. 16. 28103

a drama in 1 act, by S. Decatur Smith, jr.

Philadelpliia, Penu pub. co., 1907. 12 p. 12°.

© Penn pub. co., Philadelphia ; D : 10951,
July 11, 1907 ; 2c. July 12, 1907. 28104

Man's judgment; drama in 5 acts, by C. Ro-
maine. 61 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 26, 1915; D : 40476 ; Cora Ko-
maine. New York. 28104a

Man's law; play in 5 acts, by S. Weiller. 79 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 11, 1915 ; D : 40621 ; Simon Weil-
ler, New York. 28104b

Man's (A) love; or. Driven from Eden, play in
3 acts, by Mrs. C. West. 116 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Ic. June 19, 1913 ; D : 33617 ; Mrs. Cannie
West, Ada, Okl. 28105

Man's love is like the restless waves. See
That restless sea.

Man's own soul; psychological drama in 3 acts,
by J. H. Booth. 101 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 3, 1909 ; D : 17602 : John Hunter
Booth, Boston. 28106

Man's (A) shadow; play in 1 act, by INL G. Mor-
rison. 20 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 27. 1915 ; D : 39925 ; Mary Gray
Morrison, Boston. 28106a

Man's (A) standard; play in 3 acts, by M. L.
Hasbrouck. 134 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 6, 1915; D : 39323 ; Mary Las-
celles Hasbrouck, Ridgewood, N. J. 28106b

Man's (A) voice; a comedy in 2 acts, for female
characters onlv, by Helen Sherman Griffith.
Boston, W. H. Baker <S: co., 1909. 29 i)? 12°.
([Baker's ed. of plays])

© Walter H. Baker & co.. Boston ; D : 14234.
Nov. 7, 1908 ; 2c. Dec. 3, 1908. 28107

Man's (A) way; comedy in 3 acts, by T.
Buchanan. 155 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 10, 1912; D : 30505 ; Thompson
Buchanan, New York. 28108

Man's way and woman's; pro-suffi'age play in
3 acts, by I. S. Binder. [80] p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. July 28, 1913; D: 33908; Irwin S.
Binder, Buffalo. 28109

Man's ways; drama in 4 acts and 6 scenes, by
J. J. Stock. [113] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 20, 1913; D : 34778 ; John J.
Stock, New York. 28110

Mnn's (A) wife; original drama In 4 acts, by
V. Watrous. [2], 65 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 13, 1914; D : 37586 ; Valerie
Watrous, Seattle. 28110a

play in 4 acts, by M. L. Rankow. 125 p.

8°. Ms.

© Ic. Aug. 6, 1915; D : 41436 ; Maurice L.
Rankow, New York. __ 28110b

play in 3 acts, by C. W. Collison. 109 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 2, 1910 ; D : 22741 ; Clyde Wil-

•son Collison, Columbus, O. 28111

by H. Miles. [1], 71 p. 4°. Type-

written.

© Ic. June 18, 1912; D: 30016; Homer
Miles, New York. 28112

Man's (A) woman; a play, by A. C. Flexner.

© Anne Crawford Flexner, Louisville ;
1899:42897 July 1; 2c. July 21. 28113

Man's work; by J. H. Wise.

© John H. Wise, Noblesville, Ind. ; D:
2127, July 15, 1902. 28114

comedy in 3 acts, by L. E. F. Prince. 66 p.

4°. ^Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 1, 1010 ; D : 22461 ; Leslie E. F.
I'rince, Washington. 28115

Man's (A) world; play in 4 acts, by Rachel

Crothers. Boston. R. G. Badger [etc., etc.,

1915] 2 p. 1., 7-113 p. 12°. (American dra-
matic series)

© May 24, 1915; 2c. May 26, 1915; D:
40773; Richard G. Badger, Boston. 28115a

Man's (A) worst enemy; comedy drama in 4
acts, by Joseph Martineau. 41 p. f°. Type-
Avritten.

© J. Martineau, Montreal, Canada ; D :
8546, May 18, 1906; 2c. May 31, 1906. 28116

Mansfield; play in 4 acts, by V. S. I-,awreuce.
[79] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 22, 1912; D: 29445; Vincent
Sai-gent Lawrence, Boston. 28117

Mansion (A) of aching hearts.

© Edward C. Crook, Oshkosh, Wis.; D:
5771, Nov. 14, 1904. 28118

— a comedy drama in 4 acts, by G. M. Faith.

© George Mason Faith, Knoxville, la. ; D :

3669, June 17, 1903. 28119

— a .society melodrama, by Jules Hurtig.

© Hurtig & Seamon, New York; D:1807.
Apr. 30, 1902. 28120

1405

28121

DEAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

28139

Manspile (The) tragedy; by H. D. Manspile.
8 p. 12°, Printed.

© Homer D. Manspile, Pesotum, III. ; A :
154456, Aug. 31, 1906; 2c. Aug. 20, 1906.
[Note: Tliis was also entered as Class D:
8877, but that entry was abandoned]

28121

Manteau (Le) du roi; pi^ce en 4 actes, en vers,
[par] Jean [Frangois Victor] Aicard,
musique de sc^ne de M. Massenet. Paris, E.
Flammarion [1907] 5 p. 1., [5]-228 p. 12°.
[Libretto only]

© res. under act of Mar. 3, 1905, by B.
Flammarion, Paris ; res. no. 1275 ; Ic. Nov. 2,
1907. 28122

Mantel (Der); sketch, von Paul Frank. Leip-
zig, W. Karczag, 1913. 7 p. 4°.

© Ic. June 1, 1914; D : 37172 ; W. Karc-
zag, Leipzig. 28122a

Mantel (The) shelf; smashing tragedy in 3

scenes, lines and lyrics by T. G. Springer and

E. D. Burrows. [1], 17 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 21, 1913; D: 33010; T. G.

Springer, Long Island City, N. Y. 28123

Mantle (The) of charity; a dramatic comedy
in 4 acts, by Robert W. Clarke and F. D.
Mostow. 88 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Frederic D. Mostow, New York ; D :
4369, Dec. 10, 1903; 2c. Dec. 10, 1903.

28124

Manton (El) de la China; sainete lirico en 1
acto dividido en 3 cuadros, en prosa, original
de A. Fernandez Lepina y A. Planiol, mtlsica
del maestro Torregrosa. Madrid [Sociedad
de autores espanoles] 1909. 36 p. 12°. [Li-
bretto only]

© July 2, 1909; 2c. July 14, 1909; D:
16256; Antonio Fernandez I.«pina y Antonio
Planiol, Madrid. 28125

Mantuan (A) tale; romantic drama in 4 acts,
by C. W. Tackenberg. Typewritten.

© Chas. W. Tackenberg, Cincinnati; 1899:
3627, Jan. 9 ; 2c. Jan. 16 ; Ic. new ed. Aug. 23,
1905. 28126

Manuel Menendez; [da] Lorenzo Filiasi dram-
ma lirico en 1 atto, di Vittorio Bianchi e An-
tonino Anile. New York, Vincent Ciocia,
printer, 1904. 3 p. 1., [7] -30 numb. 1. 12°.
© Edoardo Sonzogno, Milan ; D : 5031, May
16, 1904; 2c. May 16, 1904. 28127

Manuela; a drama in 3 acts, by J. MacCarthy.
New York, 1881.

© John MacCarthy, United States; 1881:
5465, Apr. 11. 28128

Manuela — Continued.

a play in 2 acts, by E. Gerberding. 25 p.

4°. Tj'pewritten.

© Elizabeth Gerbei'ding, San Francisco;
D:5933, Dec. 20, 1904; 2c. Dec. 20, 1904.

28129
Manuella; or, In the Ladrones, a comic opera
in 3 acts, book by Walwin Wood, music by
B. D. Gilliland.

© B. D. Gilliland, New York ; D : 3684, July

2, 1903. 28130

Manure (The); a white rave play of the year

2013, in 1 act, by N. J. Heaney. [1], 10 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 22, 1913; D: 34802; Ned .Joyce
Heaney, New York. 28131

Many Marg'uerites. Sec Very little Faust.

Many (The) merry mishaps of Nid and the

weird, wonderful wandering's of Nod. See

Evil (The) eye.

Many sides to a character. See Not so bad
as we seem.

Many there be like these; by A. Van Wildt.
12 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 18, 1909 ; D : 17744 ; Adelaide
Van Wildt, New York. 28132

Many years after; a drama in 5 acts, 10 scenes,
3 tableaux, by L. H. Dempsey.

© Lavinia Hortense Dempsey, Glen-Echo-
on-the-Hudson [New York]; 1886:542, Jan.
7. 28133

Manzanillo; u Mexican comic opera, written by
T. T. Kailey, composed by Alfred G. Robyn.
Ill p. 4°. [Libretto only]

© Thos. T. Railey, Harrisonville, Mo.; D:
14354, Nov. 23, 1908; 2c. Nov. 23, 1908. 28134

Manzanita; by E. Cook.

© Edith Cook. Belvidere, Cal. ; D : 2256,
Aug. 21, 1902. 28135

■ -a comedy drnma in 4 acts, by E. Cook. 123

p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Edith Cook, San Francisco ; D : 7843,
.Jan. 13, 1906; 2c. Jan. 11, 1906. 28136

■ a romantic play in 4 acts, by H. E. Drew.

© Helen E. Drew, Milwaukee ; D : 3417,
May 11, 1903. 28137

or. The way to win an uncle, a comedy in

3 acts, by .Joseph Bletlieu [i. e. A. J. Blethen,
jr.] 70 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Allien Josepli Blethen, jr., Minneapolis;
1S90 : 17171, I\Iar. 17 ; 2c. May 5. 28138

Maphine; or. The true lovers, a romantic drama
in 5 acts, by M. A. Bliven. Hope Valley, R. I.,
Free press book print, 1898. 32 p. 16°.

© Marv A. Bliven, .Jewett City, Conn. ;
1898 : 42916, July 18 ; 2c. Sept. 23. 28139

1406

28140

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

28157

Maples (The); a rural drama in 4 acts and 7
scenes, by J. L. Treat. 40 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© James L. Treat, Cliicago ; D : 4485, Jan.
11, 1904; 2c. Jan. 11, 1904. 28140

Marah; a comedy drama in 3 acts, by S. B. Alex-
ander. 32 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Sigmund B. Alexander, Boston; 1887:
1935, Jan. 24; Ic. Jan. 24. 28141

a comedy in 2 acts, by C. Fuller.

© Caroline Fuller, New York ; D : 6056, Jan.
11, 1905. 28142

Maranatha, may the Lord come quickly to
take vengeance on thee for thy crimes; a
drama in 4 acts, by J. Bartlett, dramatized
fi'om tbe story entitled Copper and gold, by the
permission of Street & Smith.

© James Bartlett, Owego, X. Y. ; 1873:
1520, Feb. 15. 28143

Maraquita; or. The black spider, romantic
melodrama in 4 acts, by J. Burleigh.

© Jennie Burleigh, Geneva, O. ; 1899 : 64776,
Oct. 6. 28144

Marathon (The) Sec Natural (The) law.

Marathon winner; 1 act play, by Felix Fantus.
21 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 30, 1910; D : 20922 ; Alexander
Thibeau, Chicago. 28145

Maravillas del progreso; gran fantasia comico-
llrico-bailable, en un prologo, 5 cuadros y una
apoteosis, en prosa y verso, original de C. Diaz
Valero, L. Navarro Serrano y P. Baiios Fer-
nandez, miisica de Ids maestros Francisco A.
de San Felipe y Cayo Vela. Madrid [Sociedad
de autores espanoles] 1910. 73 p. 12°. [Li-
bretto only]

© Oct. 29, 1910 ; 2c. Oct. 31, 1910 ; D : 22437,
Diaz Valero, Navarro Serrano y Banos Fer-
nandez, Madrid. 28146

Marble (The) faun; play in 4 acts with pro-
logue, by Nathaniel Hawthorne, dramatized,
by E. Cunningham. [23] p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. May 2, 1914; D: 37060: Ethel Cun-

ningham, New York.

28146a

romantic drama, by M. C. Dobson, adapted

from the novel by Nathaniel Hawthorne. 36
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 16, 1910; D : 22823 ; Meade C.
Dobson, St. Louis. 28147

Marcel; a domestic drama in 1 act, tr. and
adapted from the French of Jules Sandeau
and A. Decourcelle, by F. A. Durivage.

© Francis A. Durivage, United States;
1872 : 7856, July 23. 28148

Marcella; a comedy in 5 acts, by K. Ferris.

© Kate Ferris, Chicago; 1891:37873. Oct.
22. 28149

idillio raoderno in 3 episodi, di Henry Cain,

Edouard Adenis e Lorenzo Stecchetti, musicato
da Umberto Giordano. INIilano, Edoardo Son-
zogno, 1907. cover-title, 1 p. 1., [9]-46 numb.
1. 8°. [Libretto only]

© Edoardo Sonzogno, Milan ; D : 11711, Nov.
9, 1907 ; 2c. Nov. 9, 1907. 28150

-idylle moderne en 3 parties, paroles de

Henri Cain. Edouard Adenis and Lorenzo Stec-
chetti tr. frangaise de Jean Nougues.

© Edoardo Sonzogno, Milan ; D : 14643, Dec.
26, 1908. 28151

-tragisches idyll in 3 bildern, von Henry

Cain, Eduard Adenis und Lorenzo Stecchetti,
deutsch von Fritz Wahl, musik von Umberto
Giordano. Mailand, Verlag von E. Sonzogno,
1913. 46 p. 16°. [Libretto only]

© Aug. 11, 1913; 2c. Aug. 20, 1913: D:
34211; Edoardo Sonzogno, Milan. 28152

Marcelle; a drama, by J. C. Roach and J. A.
Knox.

© James C. Roach and J. Arraoy Knox,
New York ; 1886 : 12598, May 28. 28153

drama in 5 acts, adapted from the French

of Alexandre Dumas, fils, by J. ^Magnus and
H. C. Bunner.

© Julian Magnus and Henry C. Bunner,
New York ; 1877 : 7508, June 27. 28154

a musical comedy in 2 acts, book and lyrics

by Frank Pixley, music by Gustav Luders.
100 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© M. Witmark & sous. New York ; D : 12725,
Apr. 10, 1908 ; 2c. Apr. 10, 1908. 28155

or, The jewels of France, play in 1 act, bv

M. E. Richardson. 21 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 6. 1915 ; D : 41166 ; Marie Eliza-
beth Richardson. Minneapolis. 28155a

-See also Rajah (The) of India.

Marcelle, a tale of the Revolution; a play in
4 acts, by Willibert Davis and Claudia Bran-
non. New Y'ork, Broadway publishing com-
pany [1904] 4 p. 1., 67 p. front., 4 pi. 12°.

© W. Davis and C. Brannon, Bainbridge,
Ga. ; D : 5972, Dec. 13, 1904 ; 2c. Dec. 13. 1904.

28156
Marcello; a comic opera in 3 acts.

© William E. Hickox and F. A. Wilcox,
Newtonville, Mass. ; D : 4581, Feb. 3, 1904.

28157

Marcellus; drama in 4 acts, by G. H. Crow. 56
p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 23. 1915 ; D : 42066 ; George Hol-
beach Crow, Salt Lake City. 28157a

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28158

DKAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

28174

Marcellus — Continued.

■ a Ilonian liistoricul drama in 3 acts, by

J. J. Lord.

© James Judson Lord, Springfield, 111. ; D :
2814, Dec. 22, 1902. 28158

Marcellus Dodge; a farce in 3 acts, by Gi'an-
ville Forbes Sturgis. 104 p. 4. Typewrit-
ten.

© G. F. Sturgis, Broolilyn ; D:9878, Jan.
81, 1907; 2c. Jan. 31, 1907. 28159

March, hares; a dramatic absurdity in 4 acts,
by J. A. Mack.

© Jolm Alfred Mack, New York; 1879:
16886, Dec. 15. 28160

March (The) of progress. Sec Queen (The)
of the East.

March of the nations; a dramatic composition
introducing dialogue, general recitation, pos-
ing, marching, pictures, singing, music, by C.
M. HoUoway. 10 p. 4°. Typewritten,
[Words only]

© Charlotte Molyneux Holloway, New
London, Conn. ; D : 14044, Sept. 26, 1908 ; 2c.
Oct. 16, 1908. 28161

March of time; a 1 act play freely adapted
from the French of Francis de Croisset
[pseud, of Francis Wiener] by C. Gordon-
Lennox. 42 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Cosmo Gordon-Lennox, London ; D :
4835, Apr. 5, 1904; 2c. Apr. 5, 1904. 28162

March on, America; a dramatic recitation, by
G. G. Collingham.

© George G. Collingham, London ; 1900
A : 16234, June 19. 28163

March (The) to the sea; an original military
drama in 3 acts, by W'. O. Clough.

© William O. Clough, Nashua, N. H. ;
1872 : 7717, July 19. 28164

March (The) winds; a spectacular drill, by
Adelaide Westcott Hatch. New York, Hints
publishing company, 1902. cover-title, 3 p.
12°.

© Hints pub. co., New "Sork ; D : 2744, Dec.
2, 1902; 2c. Dec. 31, 1902. 28165

Marchand de blanche. ^Scc Madchenhandler
(Der)

Marchand (Le) de bonheur; comedie en 3 actes,

par H. Kistemaeckei'S. 33 p. 4°. (I/IUus-

tration theatrale, no. 104, 19 novembre 1910)

© Nov. 25, 1910; 2c. Dec. 10, 1910; D:

22820; Henri Kistemaeckers, Paris. 28166

Marchand (Le) de masques; drame lyrique en
2 actes, par Louis Merlet et Thomas-Salignac,
musique de Albert Wolff. Paris, Enoch &
cie., 1914. 39 p. 12. [Libretto only]

© Aug. 21, 1914; Ic. Aug. 27, 1914; D:
37959; Enoch & cie., Paris. 28166a

Marchand (Le) de passions; comedie en 3
images d'Epinal, en vers, de M. Magre. 32 p.
4°. (Supplement gratuit au no. 2819 du
Monde illustre, 8 avril 1911)

© Apr. 8, 1911 ; 2c. Apr. 22, 1911 ; D : 24031 ;
]\Iaurlce Magre, Paris. 28167

Marchande (La) d'allumettes; conte lyrique

en 3 actes, par R. Gerard et M. Rostand,

musique de Tiarko Richepin. (In Petite

' illustration, no. 53, serie-theatre, no. 33, 7

mars 1914)

© Mar. 7, 1914; Ic. Apr. 16, 1914; D:
36721 ; Rosemonde Gerard & Maurice Ros-
tand, Paris. 28167a

Marchande (La) de modes. ,SV'e Greed.

Marche (La) au soleil; poeme de Leon Duro-
cher, musique de Georges Fragerolle.

© Enoch & cie., Paris ; 1900 A : 14212, June
8; 2c. June 6. 28168

Marche (La) nuptiale . . . ; [par H. Bataille]
[Paris, Impr. de I'lllustration] 1905. 2 p. 1..
91 p. 12°.

© Henry Bataille, Paris ; D : 7568, Nov. 16,
1905; 2c. Nov. 16, 1905. 28169

Marching through Georgia; a domestic com-
edy drama in 3 acts, by C. F. Hall. 37 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Constance Fletcher Hall, Brooklvn ; D :
4716, Mar. 12, 1904; 2c. Mar. 12, 1904. " 28170

a military comedy di'ama, by G. F. Ditt-

mar.

© Geo. F. Dittmar, Jersey City; 1893:
55809, Dec. 18. 28171

in 4 acts, by M. Evans. 37 p. f°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 12, 1915; D: 39966; Manford
Evans, Thompson, la. 28171a

— Sec also Southern loyalists.

Marchioness (The) of Batz; drama in 4 acts,
by R. Lane. 92 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Itichard Lane, Chicago ; D : 8609, June
11, 1906; 2c. June 11, 1906. 28172

Marchioness (The) of the streets (La mar-
quise des rues); comic opera in 3 acts, tr. and
adapted from the French of [Paul] Siraudin
and [Gaston] Hirsch by Harry Allen, music
by Herv6.

© T. .L E. Fenton, Philadelphia; 1879:
16352. Dec. 5. 28173

Marco and Helena; a drama of the Greek revo-
lution in 4 acts, by H, M, Cronkhite. Type-
written.

© Henry M. Cronkhite, United States;
1900 A: 19855, Aug. 9; 2c. Aug. 8. 28174

1408

28175

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

28197

Marconi (The) telegram. See Wireless (A)
message.

Marconi's wireless telegraph; a burlesque final
in 2 scenes, by Frank Dumont. New York,
Chicago [etc.] M. Witmark & sons, 1905. 14
p. 12°. (On cover: The Witmark stage pub-
lications)

© M. Witmark & sons, New York; D: 7501,
Nov. 1, 1905; 2c. Nov. 2, 1905. 28175

Marcoretti; or, The brigand's sacrifice, a
romantic drama in 3 acts, by J. M. King-
dom. Autlior's ed. New York, R. M. De
Witt, 1874. 34 p. 12°. ([De Witt's acting
plays, no. 163])

© John M. Kingdom, New York; 1874:
7964, June 12; 2c. July 27. 28176

Marcus; a story of the South, by G. F. Richings.

© George Franklin Richings, Philadelphia ;

1896 : 57383, Oct. 19. 28177

Marcus Curtius; a musical comedy, by H. R.
Kellogg.

© Henry R. Kellogg, Detroit; D:5017,
May 13, 1904. 28178

Marcus Matranga; or. The Mafia in America,
act 1.

© Ralph Richards, Fort Scott, Kan. ; 1892 :
30052, July 18. 28179

■an original American play, by R.

Richards.

© Ralph Richards, Fort Scott, Kan. ; 1892 :
30025, July 18; 2c. May 4, 1893. 28180

Marcus Way land; or. The mystery of Cha-
teau Blanche, a sensational and emotional
drama in 4 acts.

© Andrew Redifer, Philadelphia; 1872:
6549, June 18. 28181

Mardi gras; a musical burletta in 3 acts, by E.
A. Begley and J. P. Lee.

© Edward Albert Begley and James Paul
Lee, Boston; 1897:36644, June 21. 28182

an original comic opera in 2 acts, by W. C.

Tidball. 59 p. 12°. Printed. [Libretto
only]

© Walton C. Tidball, Brooklyn ; 1891 : 956,
Jan. 6; 2c. Apr. 6. 28183

scenario of a comic opera, by J. A. Van

Broekhoven. 17 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© John A. Van Broekhoven, Cincinnati;
D : 3170, Mar. 7, 1903 ; 2c. Mar. 7, 1903.

28184

or. Clown and shepherdess, in 3 acts, by

J. B. MacMahan.

© Janet Buchanan MacMahan, Sioux City,
la. ; D : 179, Feb. 11, 1901. 28185

Mardo; or. The nihilists of St. Petersburg, an
original Russo-American animo-dramatic,
sensational, historical romance in 5 acts, by
F. I. Frayne.

© Frank I. Frayne, Philadelphia; 1881:
13256, Aug. 29. 28186

Mardoche; a drama in 5 acts from the French,
by A. M. Knapp.

© A. Melvin Knapp, New York ; 1871 : 5177,
June 1. 28187

Mardonius; dramatic fable in 5 acts, by H.
Miller. [7], 122 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 31, 1913; D: 33962; Herman
Miller, Philadelphia. 28188

or. The prince of Athens, by H. Miller.

115 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Herman Miller, Philadelphia ; D : 2555,
Nov. 6, 1902; 2c. Nov. 6, 1902. 28189

Mare tenebrosum; a drama illustrating some
of the events leading towards and immediate-
ly preceding the introduction to Europe of
western lands by Christopher Columbus, by
J. A. Chew.

© James Alfred Chew, Chicago; 1892:
47177, Nov. 21. 28190

Mareas vivas; comedia dramatica, en 3 actos
y en prosa, original de A. ChSpuli Navarro.
Madrid [Sociedad de autores espanoles] 1907.
63 p. 12°.

© Antonio Chitpuli Navarro, Madrid; D:
10316, Apr. 10, 1907; 2c. Apr. 9, 1907. 28191

Maree, the danseur.

© Elizabeth A. Swalm, Joliet, 111.; D:
12722, Apr. 10, 1908. 28192

Margarate; or. The spectral red hand, a 3 act
serio comic drama.

© William Bush, Chicago ; 1871 : 2673, Mar.
27; 2c. Dec. 4, 1872. 28193

Margaret; a drama in 5 acts, by O. Garment.

© Oscar Garmont, Chicago; 1888:2996,

Jan. 27. 28194

'Opera libretto in 5 acts, by E. B. Dunham.

49 p. 4°. Typewritten,

© Emma B. Dunham, West Gray, Me.;
1886:17980, Aug. 6; 2c. Aug. 6. 28195

Mardi gras in New Orleans.
5379—16 89

See Carnival.

1409

— or, A daughter's devotion, a drama in 5
acts ailiipted for the stage, by H. Williams.

© Harry Williams, New York ; 1889 : 39610.
Dec. 26. 28196

— or. The traitor's wife, play in 5 acts, by
A. T. Oakes.

© A. T. Oakes, Savannah, Ga. ; 1897 : 84651,
June 9. 28197

28198

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

28218

Margaret and Denny; or, Beyant seas.

© Adelle M. Chapman, Fort Wayne, Ind. ;
D: 11016, July 20, 1907. 28198

Margaret Cooper; or, The Kentucky tragedy,
a drama in 4 acts, by M. Walsh.

© Marie Walsh, Brooklyn ; 1889 : 4068,
Feb. 4. 28199

Margaret Fleming; a play in 5 acts, by James
A. Heme.

© Katherine C. Heme, United States;
1890:22551, July 15. 28200

Margaret Harstein's story,
appeal.

See Last (The)

Margaret Moore, M. D.; a play in 3 acts, by
K. B. Miller. [132] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 12, 1912; D: 28667; Katherine
Browning Miller, Berkeley, Gal. 28201

Margaret of Anjou; a historical tragedy in 5
acts, by Mrs. M. A. D. Clifton. Cincinnati,
1878. Ms.

© Mrs. S. J. Meholin, Wheeling, W. Va. ;
1878 : 9511, Aug. 19 ; Ic. Feb. 12, 1879. 28202

Margaret of the Ellises; a rural drama in 4
acts, by E. Le Croix. 69 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Eleanore Le Croix, Indianapolis; D:
14926, Jan. 28, 1909 ; 2c. Jan. 28, 1909. 28203

Margaret Salisbury. See Three Oaks.

Margaret, the vivandilre. See Little (The)
countess.

Margaret Travers; 4 act play, by H. Kinnaird.
29 p. 8°. Typewritten.

© Helen Kinnaird, London ; D : 3682. July
2, 1903; 2c. July 2, 1903. 28204

Margaret Wilmot; a drama in 5 acts adapted
for the stage, by H. Williams.

© Harry Williams, New York ; 1889 : 39607,
Dec. 26. 28205

Margaret Wilson; play in 1 act, by F. V.
Frankel. [1], 13 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 15, 1913 ; D : 33790 ; Frances V.
Frankel, New York. 28206

Margarethe von Randau; tr. from the German
by Mrs. A. L. Wister, dramatized by A. H.
Griffin. Columbus, Ga., Thos. Gilbert, 1901.
63 p. 8°.

© Anna Helena Griffin, Columbus, Ga. ; D :
491, May 20, 1901 ; 2c. June 21, 1901. 28207

Margaret's vow; or, The betrayer foiled, a
drama in 5 acts, by A. McGregor.

© Agnes McGregor, Albany; 1873:8156,
July 15. 28208

Margaretta; drama in 4 acts, by Mrs. A. Lyttel-
tou. 158 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Mrs. Alfred Lyttelton, London ; D : 6489,
Apr. 11, 1905; Ic. Apr. 11, 1905; Ic. Apr 21,
1905. 28209

a play in 4 acts, by F. W. Kopf.

© Frederick William Kopf, Syracuse, N. Y. ;
D : 1164, Nov. 13, 1901. 28210

■Margarido; opera en 1 acto, un pr61ogo y 3
cuadros, letra de F. Pi y Arsuaga, mGsica de
J. Taboada Steger. Madrid [Sociedad de au-
tores espaiioles] 1908. 29 p. 12°. Libretto
only]

© F. Pi y Arsuaga, Madrid ; D : 13875, Sept.
21, 1908; 2c. Sept. 21, 1908. 28211

Margarita. See Across the border.

Margaritas (Las); juguete comico-llrico en 2
cuadros y eu prosa, por J. G. Caminero y A.
Vivero, mtisica del maestro Losada. Madrid
[Sociedad de autores espaiioles] 1908. 30 p.
12°. [Libretto only]

© Juan G. Caminero y Augusto Vivero,
Madrid ; D : 13591, Aug. 19, 1908 ; 2c. Aug. 19,
1908. 28212

Margarita's revenge. See Broken (A) tie.

Margery; a melodrama in 5 acts, by F. E.
Dumm. 1 p. 1., 28 p. 8°. Printed.

© Frank E. Dumm, Upper Sandusky, O. ;
1885 : 7929, Apr. 3 ; 2c. Apr. 16. 28213

or. The child of the street, an original com-
edy in 4 acts, by Scott Marvel (D. Findley)

© Dawson Findley, New York ; 1873 : 11804,
Oct. 14. 28214

Margery makes good; comedy in 2 acts, by Lil-
lian Clisby Bridgham. Boston, W. H. Baker
& CO., 1915. 29 p. 12°.

© May 15, 1915; 2c. May 17, 1917; D:
406S3 ; Walter H. Baker & co., Boston.

28214a

Margita, the gypsy queen; a comedy drama in
5 acts, by J. Jarrow.

© Joseph Jarrow, New York ; D : 1225, Dec.
30, 1901. 28215

Margot. See Rosen. — Roses.

Margrave (The)

© Manley H. Pike, Augusta, Me. ; 1895 : 48910,
Sept. 26. 28216

Margrave and magic; or. The entranced bride,
a strange drama in 5 acts, founded on Bul-
wer's A strange story.

© Otto Mandrup Tennison, New Orleans;
D : 4029, Sept. 29, 1903. 28217

Margrave (The) of Istria.

© Manley H. Pike, Augusta, Me.; 1895:
48911, Sept. 26. 28218

1410

28219

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

28236

Margravine (The)

© Manley H. Pike, Augusta, Me.; 1895:

48912, Sept. 26. 28219

Margravine (The) of Istria.

© Mauley H. Pike, Augusta, Me.; 1895:

48913, Sept. 26. 28220

Marguerite.

© Oscar Hammerstein, New York; 1896:
10100, Feb. 11. 28221

or, The Betrayal, an emotional drama in 4

acts, by M. P. Brenan.

© May Fleischman Brenan, New York;
18S2 : 361, Jan. 10. 28222

Marguerite, countess d'Ornay; drama in 4 acts,
adapted from the German, by F. F. Schrader.

© Fred F. Sclarader, United States; 1881:
16762, Oct. 29. 28223

Marguerite de La Valliere; drama in 5 acts.
© Vittoria Cremers, Brooklyn ; 1900 A :
5150, Feb. 26. 28224

Marguerite de Valois.
queen.

See Crime (The) of a

Marguerite Benne; a melodrama in 5 acts, by
H. A. D'Arcy.

© H. A. D'Arcy, New York; 1897:34948,
June 11. 28225

Marguerite's loyalty; play in 3 acts, by E. D.
Holmes. [39] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 28, 1914 ; D : 36193 ; Edward D.
Holmes, Newton, Mass. 28225a

Marguerite's vision; a poetic drama in 1 act
with tableaux, by Henry Clay Cowl. Type-
written.

© May Morris Cowl, Syracuse, N. Y. ; 1899 :
47207, July 21 ; 2c. July 22. 28226

Mari (The) and Marie. See Captain Manikin.

Mari-gargon. See Seine geliebte.

Mari (Un) niodele; pi^ce en 1 acte, de M.
Wilned. [1], 48 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 9, 1914 ; D : 37261 ; M. Wilned,
Paris. 28226a

Mari-Nieves; zarzuela en 1 acto, dividido en
4 cuadros, en verso y prosa, original de P.
Munoz Seca, mfisica del maestro Saco del
Valle. Madrid [Sociedad deautoresespafioles]
1911. 39 p. 12°. [Libretto only]

© Aug. 21, 1911; 2c. Aug. 22, 1911; D:
25003 ; Pedro Muiioz Seca, Madrid. 28227

Maria; dramatic sketch, by C. B. West. 13 p.
f°. Ms.

© Ic. Apr. 8, 1910; D: 20745; Charlotte
Bernard West, Chicago. 28228

Maria — Continued.

or. Old Morton's revenge, an original play

in 5 acts, by F. R. Lathrop. Ms.

© Fanny R. Lathrop, Healdsburg. Cal. ;

1877 : 11671, Oct. 10 ; 2c. Oct. 10. 28229

Maria Arndt; schauspiel in 5 akten, von Ernst
Rosmer [pseud, of Elsa Porges Bernstein]
Berlin, S. Fischer, 1908. 119 p. 12°.

© S. Fischer, verlag, Berlin ; D : 12593,
Mar. 21, 1908; 2c. Mar. 21, 1908. 28230

Maria Candelaria; an historic drama, from
American aboriginal life, -by D. G. Brinton,
Philadelphia, D. McKay, 1897. xxix, 98 p.
front., pi. 16°.

© Daniel G. Brinton, Media, Pa.; 1897:
26761, May 1; 2c. .Tune 1. 28231

Maria de Africa: zarzuela dram^tica en 1 acto,
dividido en 5 cuadros, letra de J. Muniz de
Quevedo, mlisica de los maestros Arturo Gar-
ciil Goncerlian y Enrique Lopez Grignel. Ma-
drid [Sociedad de autores espaiioles] 1909.
44 p. 12°. [Libretto only]

© Jose Muniz de Quevedo, Madrid; D:
15474, Mar. 27, 1909; 2c. Mar. 27, 1909.

28232

Marfa del Mar; zarzuela en 1 acto y 3 cuadros,
original y en prosa, letra de C. Diaz Valero
y C. Afan de Ribera, musica del maestro Jose
Carbonell. Madrid [Sociedad de autores
espanoles] 1908. 39, [4] p. 12°. [Libretto
only]

© Carlos Diaz Valeroi y Carlos Afdn de
Ribera, Madrid ; D : 13855, Sept. 21, 1908 ; 2c.
Sept. 21, 1908. 28233

Maria di Breval; drarama lirico in 3 parti, di
Gustavo Macchi, musica di Alberto Randeg-
ger. Milano, New York [etc.] G. Ricordi &
c. 1914. 52 p. 12°. [Libretto only]

© Aug. 28, 1914; Ic. Aug. 28, 1914; D:
37968 ; G. Ricordi & co.. Milan. 28233a

Maria Dolores; Philippine play in 1 act, by G.
Fortescue. 17 p. 4 . Typewritten.

© Ic. July 22, 1910; D: 21660; Granville
Fortescue, Washington. 28234

Maria Jesus; zarzuela dram^ltica en 1 acto,
dividido en 3 cuadros y un intermedio, libro
de F. P^rez Capo, mfisica de Manuel Quis-
lant. Madrid [Sociedad de autores espa-
noles] 1908. 37 p. 12°. [Libretto only]

© Felipe P6rez Capo, Madrid ; D : 14709.
Jan. 2, 1909; 2c. Jan. 2, 1909. 28235

Maria-Luz; comedia en 1 acto y en prosa, origi-
nal de M. A. ^lanjarr^s. Madrid [Sociedad
de autores espanoles] 1909. 37 p. 12°.

© July 2, 1909; 2c. July 14, 1909; D:
10261 ; M. Alfonso Manjarr6s, Madrid. 28236

1411

28237

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

28244

Maria Magdalena; drama in 3 aufziigen, von
Maurice Maeterlinck, autorisierte iibersetzung
von Friedrich v. Oppeln-Bronikowski. Jena,
E. Diederichs, 1909. 1 p. 1., 78 p., 1 1. 12'.

© Sept. 13, 1909; 2c. Oct. 1, 1909; D:
16979; Eugen Diedericlis verlag, Jena, Ger-
many, 28237

Same,

© Oct. 1, 1909 ; 2c. Oct. 16, 1909 ; D : 17197 ;

Felix Bloch erben, Berlin,

28238

— lyrisch-dramatisches spiel in 4 aufziigen,
von Clara Commer. Miinchen, Val, Hofling
[1913] 88 p. 16°,

© Oct, 13, 1913; 2c, Mar, 23, 1914; D:
36449; Val, Hofling, Munich, 2823Sa

— a middle-class tragedy in 3 acts, by Fried-
rich Hebbel, jr, from the German by Paula
Green. (In Poet lore, v. 25, no, 2, Mar,-
Apr. 1914; periodical © Apr. 28, 1914; 2c.
May 4, 1914; B : 302637 ; Poet lore co., Bos-
ton) 28238b

See also German classics of the nine-
teenth and twentieth centuries.

Maria Salvestri; drama in 3 acts, by Enrico
Corradini.

© Jeannette L. Gilder, New York; D:
8184, Mar, 17, 1906. 28239

Maria Stuart; ein trauerspiel, von F. Schiller,
ed. with introduction and notes by E. S.
Joynes, and a vocabulary by W. A. Hervey.
New York, H. Holt^& co,, 1901. xli, [3]-350
p, front., port. 16°.

© H. Holt & CO., New York ; A : 7444, Apr.
18, 1901 ; 2c. Apr. 26, 1901. 28239a

von Friedrich Schiller, ed. with intro-

duction and notes by Carl Edgar Eggert.
Chicago, Scott, Foresman and company, 1903.
276 p, inch front, (port.) illus. plates.
12°.

© Scott, Foresman & co., Chicago; A:
55690, Mar. 21, 1903; 2c. Mar. 21, 1903.

28239b

von Friedrich von Schiller, with an

introduction and notes by Edward S. Joynes,
ed. by AVilliam Dwight Whitney. New York,
H. Holt and company [etc.] ; Boston, C.
Schonhof [18S0] 222 p. 16°.

© Henry Holt & co.. New York; 1880:
7084. 28239c

von Schiller, ed. with German com-

ments, notes, and questions, by Margarethe
Miiller and Carla Wenckebach. Boston, Ginn
& CO., 1900. XXX, 262 p. 12°.

© Ginn & co., Boston ; 1900 A : 21703. Aug.
31; 2c. Sept. 19, 1900. 28239d

Maria Stuart — Continued,

(Schillers); ed, with introduction and

notes by L, A, Rhoades, Boston, D, C, Heath

& CO., 1894. xxiv, 232 p. 12°.

© Lewis A. Rhoades, Ithaca, N. Y. ; 1894:
19161, Apr. 13 ; 2c. INIar. 31. 28239e

ed. with introduction, repetitional

exercises, notes, and vocabulary, by J. S.
Nollen. Boston, New York [etc.] Ginn & com-
pany [1908] Ixii, 361 p. inch front, (port.)
geneal. tables. 16°.

© John Scholte Nollen, Lake Forest, 111.;
A : 198993, Feb. 12, 1908 ; 2c. Mar. 11, 1909.

28239f

ein trauerspiel, with introduction and

notes by H. Schoenfeld. New York and Lon-
don, The Macmillan co., 1899. 1 p. 1., Ivil,
322 p. pi. port. 16°.

© Macmillan co.. New York ; 1899 : 66013,
Oct. 11; 2c. Oct. 11. 28239g

with introduction, footnotes and vocab-

ulary by W. A. Hervey. New York. Hinds &
Noble, 1899. xlii, 273 p. port, table. 12°.

© Hinds & Noble, New York ; 1899 : 80664,
Dec. 6; 2c. Jan. 18, 1900. 28239h

Maria Theresa; a play in 4 acts, by Franz von
Schoenthan, tr. by J. H. Sprange. 118 p, 4°.
Typewritten,

© Selwyn & co., New York; D:9593, Dec.
7, 1906; 2c. Feb. 11, 1907. 28240

Mariag'e blanc. See White love.
Mariag'e bourgeois. See Theatre complet;

[de] Alfred Capus.

Mariage (Le) civil; comedie en 4 actes, par
IMarcel Compan.

© M. Compan, New York ; D : 10845. TMay

3, 1907. 28241

Mariage d'etoile; comedie en 3 actes, [par] A.

Bisson et G. Thurner. Paris, Librairie th6-

atrale, 1908. 3 p. I., 184 p. 12°. '

© Alexandre Bisson et Georges Tliurner,
Paris ; D : 13218, June 20, 1908 ; 2c. June 20.
1908. 28242

Mariage (Le) d'Olympe. See Four plays; by
Emile Augier.

Mariage (Le) de Figaro. See School (The)
for intrigue.

Mariage (Le) de Mile. Beulemans; comgdie en
3 actes, par F. Fonson et F. Wicheler.
(L'lllusti'ation theatrale, no. 155)

© .July 9, 1910 ; 2c. Aug. 20, 1910 ; D : 21836 ;
Frantz Fonson et Fernand Wicheler, Paris.

28243

— comedie nouvelle, en 3 actes, par Frantz
Fonson et Fernand Wicheler. 3™* §d. Paris,
Librairie theiltrale du nouveau sificle, 1910.
179 p. 12°.

© .Tan. 1, 1911 ; 2c. Jan. 24, 1911 ; D : 23179 ;
Georges Ondet et Max Viterbo, Paris. 28244

1412

28245

Mariage (Le) de Pomperan
marriag'e.

Mariag-e (Le) de Telemaque; comgdie en 5 actes
et 6 tableaux, par Jules Lemaitre et Maurice
Donnay. fitiusique de Claude Terrasse. 32 p.
4°. (L'lllustratiou theatrale, no. 152, 18 iuin
1910)

© June 18, 1910; 2c. July 30, 1910; D:
21685 ; Socigte d'editions musicales, Paris.

28245

Same. Paris, Societe d'Mitions musicales,

1910. iv, 97 p. 16°. [Libretto only]

© May 28, 1910; 2c. May 23, 1910; D:
21121 ; Soci§t6 d'editions musicales, Paris.

28246

Mariage (Tin) en Amerique; drame en 5 actes
et 7 tableaux, par A. Corbett.

© Adolphe Corbett, New York ; 1882 : 4777,
Mar. 27. 28247

Marian and the major; a drama in 4 acts, by
B. Cowen. 77 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Bernard Cowen, New York; D:2855,
Jan. 13, 1903 ; 2c. Jan. 13, 1903. 28248

Marian De Leigh; a drama, by D. Piatt.

© Donn Piatt, AVashington ; 1874 : 1363,
Feb. 6. 28249

Marian Gray; or. The lost heiress of Redstone
hall, a drama, by H. Reeves. Ms.

© Henry Reeves, Newburg, O. ; 1880 : 8314,
May 31 ; 2c. July 14. 28250

Same. 48 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Henry H. Reeves, Cleveland, in renewal
for 14 years from May 31, 1908 ; D : 12879,
May 1, 1908; 2c. July 27, 1908. 28251

Marian Grey; dramatization of Mary J. Holmes'
novel, by W. and J. Giles.

© William and Josephine Giles, Cedarville,
O. ; D : 15949, May 25, 1909. 28252

Marian Malvern. See Woman's (A) secret.

Mariana; an original drama in 3 acts and an
epilogue, by Jose Echegaray, tr. by James
Graham. Boston, Roberts brothers, 1895. 126
p. front, (port.) 16°.

© Roberts bros., Boston ; 1895 : 19129, Apr.
6 ; 2c. Apr. 13. 28253

Marianela; in 3 acts, by C. E. Lincoln. Type-
written,

© Charlotte Elizabeth Lincoln, Cincinnati;
1900 : 18675, July 28 ; 2c. July 28. 28254

romantisches characterbild in 3 acten, nach

eiuer spanisohen erzaehlung von B. Perez
Galdos, deutsch bearbeitet und dramatisirt
von B. F. IMarkbreit.

© Bertha Fiebach Markbreit, Cincinnati;
1900 A : 16855, July 9 ; 2c. July 9. 28255

COPYEIGHTED IN" THE UNITED STATES
See Pomperan's

28264

Mananna; a play in 6 acts, ad^tptefl from the
German of C. [F] Draxler-Manfred, by T. H.
IMcKee.

© T. H. McKee, Buffalo ; 1894 : 25257. Mav
19- 28256

Marido modelo; juguete comico en 1 acto y en
prosa, original de Enrique Lopez-Marin y E.
Carballes. Madrid [Sociedad de autores es-
panoles] 1912. 35 p. 12°'.

© May 24, 1912; 2c. May 13, 1912; D:
29782 ; E. Lopez-Marin y E. Carballes, Madrid.

28257

Marie and Marion.

See Verrens (The)

Typewrit-

Marie Antoinette; by C. Stuart. 4°
ten.

© Clinton Stuart, New York ; 1900 A : 2485,
Jan. 27; 2c. Jan. 27. 28258

• historisches schauspiel in 5 aufziigen, von

Gustav areinecke. Wiesbaden, A. Schwaedt,
1913. 126 p. 12°.

© Slay 9, 1913 ; 2c. Oct. 15, 1913 ; D : 34719 ;

Arthur Schwaedt, Wiesbaden, Germany.

28259

Chicago,

a tragedy in 5 acts, bv G. Hunter

W. .Johnston, 1893. 60 p. 8°.

© Gordon Hunter, Victoria. British Colum-
bia ; 1893 : 43189, Sept. 27 ; 2c. Oct. 3. 28260

Marie Dare Clark, the girl with the red hair.

© M. Harfield, Chicago ; D : 15424, Mar. 24,

1909. 28261

Marie-Magdaleine; pi§ce en 3 actes, par M.
Maeterlinck, (fn Petite illustration no. 16,
s^rie-theAtre no. 11, 14 juin 1913)

© June 14, 1913; 2c. .July 18, 1913; D:
33827 ; Maurice Maeterlinck, Paris. 28262

Marie-Odile; play in 3 acts, by E. Knoblauch.
3 v. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. .Tan. 13, 1915; D: 39388; Edward
Knoblauch, London. 28262a

— Same. [New York, Tower bros. stationery
CO., 1915] 77 p. 12°.

© Jan. 23, 1915; 2c. Jan. 23, 1915; D:
39473 ; Edward Knoblauch, London. 28262b

See also Noisy (The), naughty uhlans

and the pretty little nun.

Marie, the wanderer; a society play in prologue
and 4 acts, by R. B. Jones and S. Waite.

© R. B. Jones and Sam Waite, St. Louis;
1882 : 12340, July 26. 28263

Marie, the woman of the people; a play in 5
acts, by J. H. Meade.

© James H. Meade, New York ; 1878 : 9907.
Aug. 28. 28264

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28265

DEAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

28285

\

Marie- Victoire; piece en 4 actes et 5 tableaiix,
de E. Guiraud. 36 p. 4°. (L'lllustration
theatrale, 7 annge, 23 septenibre 1911)

© Sept. 23, 1911; 2c. Oct. 21, 1911; D:
25541 ; Edmoud Guiraud, Paris. 28265

Marie's guest.

© A. B, Shoemaker, New York; D: 15685,
Apr. 21, 1909. 28266

a dramatic playlet In 1 act, by Oble Sutor

[pseud, of O. B. Shoemaker] 26 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© July 23, 1909; 2c. July 23, 1909; D:
16422; Oliver B. Shoemaker, Dover, N. J.

28267

Marie's secret; a dialojj;ue in 1 scene, by Belle
Marshall Locke. Boston, W. H. Baker &
CO., 1894. 1 p. 1., 8 p. 12°. ([Baker's ed. of
plays] )

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston; 1894:
47729, Oct. 13; 2c. Oct. 29. 28268

Marie's sweetheart; drama in 3 acts, by C.

Greve. 19 p. 4°. Type\\Titten.

© Ic. Sept. 17, 1910; D: 22071; Clifford
Greve, St. Louis. 28269

Marietta; an incident in 1 act, by S. Dark.
38 p. 4°. Typewritten,

© Stanley Dark, New York ; D : 1839, May
6, 1902; 2c. May 6, 1902. 28270

Mariflores (La); zarzuela coraica en 1 acto,
dividido en 3 cuadros, original y en prosa,
de G. Perrin y M. de Palacios, mtlsica del
maestro Manuel Nieto. Madrid [Sociedad de
autores espanoles] 1907. 41 p. 12°. [Li-
bretto only]

© Guillermo Perrfn y Miguel de Palacios,
Madrid; D : 11296, Sept. 5, 1907; 2c. Sept.
5, 1907. 28271

Marigold; a light opera in 3 acts, book, lyrics
and music by B. Walker. 131 p. 4°. Type-
written. [Libretto only]

© Barclay Walker, New York; D: 13131,
June 6, 1908 ; 2c. June 6, 1908. 28272

a play in 3 acts, by Robert Miller [pseud.

of B. H. Stinemetz] 170 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Benj. H. Stinemetz, Washington ; D :
13226, June 22, 1908; 2c. June 22, 190S.

28273

Marillyn marries; farce, by G. E. Massey. 21

p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 8, 1915; D: 39620; George Ed-
ward Massey, New York. 28273a

Marina; an opera in 3 acts, by Francisco Cam-
prodon and Araelio Arrieta, tr. from the Span-
ish by Mrs. F. J. A. Darr.

© Mrs. Francis J. A. Darr, New York;
1890 : 39680, Dec. 15. 28274

Marina — Continued.

or, The Corsican wedding, a drama in a

prologue and 3 acts, by A. C. Gunter.

© Archibald C. Gunter, New York; 1886:
. 4553, Feb. 24. 28275

Mnrinda's beaus. 8ee Half hours of vaude-
ville.

Marin e-gustl (Die) (La fille aux marins);
operetfe in 3 akten, von B. Buchbinder, musik
von Georg Farno. Text der gesange. Paris,
Max Eschig; Hamburg, A. F. Benjamin,
1912. 32 p. 12°.

© Oct. 1, 1912 ; 2c. Dec. 2, 1912 ; D : 31522 ;
Max Eschig, Paris. 28276

Mariner (The); or, Captain Kidd, the pirate,
a musical comedy, by John M. Cooke. 50 p.
4°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Gertrude Padley, Rochester, N. Y. ; D:
1380, Jan. 31, 1902; 2c. Feb. 6, 1902. 28277

Marin era; monfilogo en 1 acto y en prosa, origi-
nal de Joaquin Dicenta. Madrid [Sociedad
de autores espaiioles] 1907. 12 p. 8°.

© J. Dicenta, Madrid; D: 11022, Julv 22,
1907; 2c. July 22, 1907. 28278

Mariner's (The) secret. See Through the
war.

Marin et Wilcox; drama in 5 acts, by L. Rohr,
82 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Louis Rohr, Chicago; D : 3308, Apr. 18,
1903 ; 2c. May 18, 1905. 28279

Marinka; a romantic incident in 1 act, by M.
Cunningham. 13 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Martha Cunningham, New York; D:
14035, Oct. 12, 1908 ; 2c. Oct. 12, 1908. 28280

Mario: a drama in 3 acts, and a prologue, by
E. I. Williams, adapted from the French of
George Sand's romance, Les beaux messieurs
de Bois-Dor6.

© Emily Ida Williams, New York; 1873:
2505, Mar. 14, 28281

a romantic drama in 5 acts, by I. Kiralfy.

© Imre Kiralfy, New York; 1887:15090,
June 10. 28282

Marion and his men; an original drama, writ-
ten and arr. by J. Hart.

© Josh Hart, New York; 1875: 5398, May
24. 2828i3

Marion Andersen, the tragedy queen; a com-
edy drama in 3 acts, by C. A. Reade.

© Charles A, Reade, Chicago ; 1884 : 7822,
Apr. 12. 28284

Marion Dale; a drama in 4 acts and a pro-
logue, by M. Warbrick.

© Martha Warbrick, New York; 1882:
8945, May 30. 28285

1414

28286

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

28305

Marion Delorme; or, A duel under Richelieu,
a drama in 5 acts, by R. Davey.

© Richard Davey, New York; 1875:8967,
Aug. 30. 28286

Marion Fay; a burlesque comedy in 4 acts,
somewliat removed from Mr. Trollope's novel
of the same title, by J. O. Montague. New
York, Roorbach & company, 1883. 1 p. 1.,
18 p. 12°. ([Acting drama, no. 187])
© Roorbach & co., New York ; 1883 : 15665,

Aug. 27; 2c. Oct. 22.

28287

Marion Latour; a play in 5 acts, by G. B. Selby.

© George B. Selby, Louisville; D: 7.511,

Nov. 6, 1905. 28288

Marion surrenders; play, by L. P. Eichel. 15

p. 16°. Printed.

© Ic. Jan. 19, 1912; D: 28448; Leslie P.
Eichel, Evansville, Ind. 28289

Marion Ward; a dramatic comedy in 5 acts,
by C. C. Haskins.

© C. C. Haskins, New Albany, Ind.; 1877:

1537, Feb. 8. 28290

Marionetten; 3 einakter, von A. Schnitzler.

Berlin, S. Fischer, 1906. 4 p. 1., 11-147, [1] p.

12°.

Contents: Der puppenspieler. — Der tap-
fere Oassian.— Zum grossen wurstel.

© Arthur Schnitzler, Germany; D:8085,
Mar. 1, 1906 ; 2c. Mar. 1, 1906. 28291

Marionettes (The); by Oliver W. Geoffreys
[pseud, of E. M. Unsell]

© Eva M. Unsell, Caldwell, Kan. ; D : 10730,
June 10, 1907. 28292

2 character sketch, by Eve Unsell. 6 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 21, 1915; D: 42262; Eve M. Un-
sell, New York. 2829^a

Marionettes (The) and automatic ballet; a
comic, eccentric and mimical divertisement,
invented and arr. by B. Kiralfy.

© Bolossy Kiralfy, New York; 188"^ = ^^26^

Jan. 21. ^^'^^'^

Marionnettes (Les); comedie en 4 ^ictes, par P.

Wolff. 36 p. 4°. (L'Ulustration theatrale,

7* annge 169. 14 Janvier 1911)

© Jan. 14, 1911; 2c. Feb. 18, 1911;^:
23388 ; Pierre Wolff, Paris. «J»^a*

Marion's men; a drama of '76 in 5 acts, by S. W.
Smith.

© Sam. W. Smith, San Francisco ; 18(5 :
13264, Dec. 15. 28296

a drama of the Revolution in the South, by

B. F. Hayward.

© Edward Farwell Hayward, Chicopee,
Mass. ; 1889 : 28137, Sept. 16. 28296

Mariotti; melodrama in 4 acts, by J. B. Water-
bury. 102 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 18, 1912; D: 31162; Mrs. 3. B.
Waterbury, London. 28297

Mariposa; musical comedy in 2 acts and 4
scene?.

© Mary L. Oliver, New York ; D : 2417, Sept.
22, 1902. , 28298

Mariquita; a dancing pantomime in 3 acts, by
A. W. Stace. [1], 25 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 14, 1912 ; D : 30023 ; Arthur W.
Stace, Grand Rapids, Mich. 28299

■or. The sybil of Castille, by M. L. Severy.

42 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Melvin L. Severy, Boston ; 1885 : 1888, Jan.
21; 2c. Dec. 9, 1889. 28300

Maris (Les) de Leontine. See Theatre com-
plet; [de] Alfred Capus.

Mariska; drama in 1 act, by L. E. Taber. 10 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 20, 1915 ; D : 41909 ; Louise E.
Taber, San Francisco. 28300a

Marita; 3 act comedy drama, from the French
of Victorien Sardou, tr. and adapted by Bar-
ton Hill. 135 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Simmonds and Brown, New York ; 1885 :
22291, Oct. 24 ; ,2c. Nov! 2. 28301

Marital (The) coach; satirical duologue on mar-
riage with lyrical relief, by J. McCree. 20 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 14, 1915; D: 39392; Junie Mc-
Cree, New York. 28301a

Marital infelicities; comedy in 3 acts and 4
scenes, adapted by A. Corbett.

© Adolphe Corbett, New York ; 1890 : 14032,
Apr. 28. 28302

Marital (A) mix-up; libretto for musical com-
edy in 4 acts, by A. A. Andros [i. e. A. A.
Hawley]

© Annie Andros Hawley, Winchester,
Mass. ; 1897 : 53391, Sept. 23. 28303

Marital (The) squall. See Her husband's pa-
rents.

Maritana; opera in 3 acts, by Edward Fitzball,
music by W. Vincent Wallace, the full libretto
adapted' with business and stage dii-ections by
Leon Keach. Boston, O. Ditson & co., 1885.
272 p. 4°. [With music]

© Oliver Ditson & co., Boston ; 1885 : 11288,
May 18 ; 2c June 15. 28304

Same.

© Oliver Ditson co., Boston, as proprie-
tor in renewal for 28 years. Renewal no.
3266, June 17, 1912. Original entry, May 18,
1885, no. 11288. 28305

1415

28305

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

28327

Mariti (I) di Clara; operetta in 1 atto, parole e
musiea di A. M. Fechner. [2], 22 p. 4°.
Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Nov. 17, 1913 ; D : 35709 ; Auguste M.
Fechner, Paris. 28305a

Maritza; a play in 4 acts, by L. G. Chaffin.

© Lucien G. Chaffin, United States; 1884:
6534, Mar. 26. 28306

Mariuca; orisiual drama in 3 acts, by C. von
Veltheim-Hiilse.

© Carrie von Veltheim-Hiilse, Erie, Pa. ; D :
6863, May 27, 1905. 28307

Mariutch.; sketch in verse, by C. S. Adelman. 9
p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 25, 1909 ; D : 16930 ; Charles S.
Adelman, Chicago. 28308

Marjie; a comedy drama in 3 acts, by J. J. Mon-
tague and R. Stuart. [61] p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Mar. 25, 1912; D: 29165; James J.
Montague, Washington, and Ralph Stuart,
New York. 28309

Marjolaine (La); opera-bouffe en 3 actes, paroles
de Albert Vanloo et Eugene Leterrier, musique
de Charles Lecocq. Paris, Tresse, 1877. 2
p. 1., 147 p. 12°. [Libretto only]

© H. A. Delille, United States ; 1877 : 4306,
Apr. 12 ; 2c. Apr. 12. 28310

pi&ce en 5 actes, en vers [par Jacques

Richepin] [Paris, Impr. de I'lllustration]
1907. 2 p. 1., 118 p. 8°.

© J. Richepin, Paris; 1907 A: 10621, May
23; 2c. May 23, 1907. 28311

Marjorie; an American incident with Chinese
trimmings in 1 act, by W. W. Norton. 11 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© William Warren Norton, Detroit : D :
7763, Dec. 26, 1905 ; 2c. Dec. 26, 1905. 28312

Marjorie Daw; a domestic comedietta in 2 acts,
by M. E. Braddon, prepared for the American
stage bv Henrv Llewellyn Williams. New
York, De Witt, 1885. 13 p. 12°. ( [De Witt's
acting plays, no. 338)

© A. T. B. De Witt, New York ; 1885 : 27473,
Dec. 26 ; 2c. Dec. 20, 1886. 28313

Marjorie's awakening. See Riverdale.

Marjorie's finish; a comedy in 1 act, by F. Di
Maria [i. e. F. di M. Palmer].

© Francesca Di Maria, New York ; 1900 A :
5955, Mar. 5. 28314

Marjorie's lovers. See Three blind mice.

Marjorie's miniature; opera in 2 acts, libretto,

by A. N. C. Fowler. 48 p. f. Typewritten.

© A. N. C. Fowler, Glens Falls, N. Y. : D :

4147, Oct 27, 1903; 2c. Oct. 27, 1903. 28315

Marjorye come-to-town; play in 4 acts, by IR.

Franklin. [124] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 13, 1913; D: 34121; Ruford
Franklin, New York. 28316

Marjory's flirtation; original comedy in 3 acts,
by Charles Paul Brown. [78] p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Oct. 25, 1915 ; D : 42084 ; Thomas H.
Ince, Hollywood, Cal. 28316a

Mark and the trusts; in 4 acts, by O. L. Allen.

© Oscar Lamaro Allen, New York ; 1900
A: 16552, July 5. 28317

Mark Merridale's fortune; an original drama
in 4 acts, by C. W. Richardson.

© Chilton W. Richardson, Brooklyn ; 1880 :
5994, Apr. 16. 28318

Mark (The) of Cain; a melodrama in 4 acts,
by Fessler and Rae.

© Walter Fessler, New York ; D : 5975, Dec.
12, 1904. 28319

Mark of the dagger; a drama in 4 acts, by
Arthur W. Stace. 117 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© A, W. Stace, Grand Rapids, Mich.; D:
8161, Mar. 14, 1906; 2c. Mar. 14, 1906.

28320

Mark (The) of wealth; or, The $50,000 wart,
comedy in 1 act, by Alan Brooks [pseud, of
I. Hay ward] [2], 28 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 11, 1911 ; D : 24912 ; Irving Hay-
ward, New York. 28321

Mark Twain; or, Innocents abroad.

© C. R. Gardiner, Chicago; 1875:6741.
June 28. 2832a

Marked for life; in prologue and 4 acts, an origi-
nal drama of Western life, by J. Barrymore.
© Jean Barrymore, New York ; D : 4021,
Sept. 28, 1903. 28323

or, St. John, 4 act drama, by J. St. Wrba,

jr. [21] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 4, 1911; D: 23554; John St.
Wrba, jr.. Temple, Tex. 28324

• Same. 27 p. f °. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 12, 1911; D: 26005; John St.
Wrba, jr.. Temple, Tex. 28325

or, The missing finger, sensation drama

in 3 acts, by F. Dumont.

© Frank Dumont, Rochester, N. Y. ; 1871:
11976, Dec. 18. 28326

Marken; pooma drammatico in 1 atto, di Enrico
Cavacchioli, per la musiea di Gianni Buc-
ceri. Milano [etc.] E. Sonzogno, 1913. 27 p.
12°. [Libretto only]
© June 21, 1913; 2c. Jiily 2, 1913; D:

33692; Edoardo Sonzogno, Milan.

28327

1416

28328

COPYEIGHTED IN" THE UNITED STATES

28342

Market (The) basket; monologue, by A. Hoff-
man. [1], 20 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 19, 1914 ; D : 35757 ; Aaron Hoff-
man, New York. 28328

Same. pt. 2. [21] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 3, 1914 ; D : 86604 ; Aaron Hoff-
man, New York. 28328a

Same. pt. 3. 29 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 22, 1915 ; D : 41318 ; Aaron Hoff-
man, New York. 28328b

Market day. See Odd operas for eventide.

Market (The) of men; socialistic or problem
play in 4 acts, by I. Shulsinger. [4], 149 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 25, 3913; D : 32078 ; Irving Shul-
singer, Denver. 28329

Market-place (The); play in 3 acts, by B. A.
Hunter. [155] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 30, 1911 ; D : 25110 ; Bertha An-
cella Hunter, Los Angeles. 28330

• by L. B. Wells. [153] p. 4°. Type-

written.

© Ic. Jan. 30, 1912 ; D : 28487 ; Leila Bur-
ton Wells, Los Angeles. 28331

Market (The) price; comedy of life in 1 act, by
G. M, Rosener. [2], 8 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 29, 1914; D: 39222; George M.
Rosener, New York. 28331a

'Play in 4 acts, by H. H. Levy. 141 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 19, 1915 ; D : 39436 ; H. Howard
Levy, New York. 28331b

Market (The) value; a farcical comedy in 3
acts, by Philip McCaigue. [114] p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 21, 1912; D : 29102 ; Philip
Henry McCaigue, Brooklyn. 28332

Marketender (Der) und seine familie, im
deutsch-franzosischen kriege 1870-1871;
ein historisches trauerspiel in 4 acten und 7
bildern, von A. Schroder.

© Albert Schroder, New York ; 1887 : 3660,
Feb. 15. 28332a

Marketenderin (Die); deutsche spieloper in 2
aufziigen, von Robert Misch, musik von
Engelbert Humperdinck. Berlin, Paris, A.
Furstner, 1914. 86 p. 12°. [Libretto only]
© Apr. 2, 1914 ; Ic. May 12, 1914 ; D : 37002 ;
Adolph Furstner, Paris. 28332b

Marketing murder; farce in 3 acts, by E. S.
Bates. [1], 101 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 2, 1914; D: 37262; Ernest
Sutherland Bates, Tucson, Ariz. 28332c

Markham divorce case; [by Oliver White]
13 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Porter J. White, St. Louis; D : 15582,
Mar. 30, 1909; 2c. Apr. 10, 1909. 28333

Markham Meade, a captain of '76; a historical
melodrama in 4 acts, by H. G. Forrest. 76 p.
f°. Typewritten.

© Harry Gustavus Forrest, Manitowoc,
Wis.; D:6956, July 12," 1905; 2c. .July 12,
1905. 28334

Marks (The) of Brooklyn; comedy in 3 acts,
by Challan [pseud, of C. A. de Lima] 58 p.
f". Typewritten.

© Charles A. de Lima, New York ; D :
12871, Apr. 30, 1908 ; 2c. Apr. 30, 1908. 28335

Marlborough; a play in 4 acts, by M. Dallas.
© Mervvn Dallas, New York ; 1895 : 48638.
Sept. 24. 28336

Marley Water; or. After seven years, a drama
in 5 acts, by E. G. Hancock.

© Edward C. Hancock, New Orleans ; 1875 :
10802, Oct. 19. 28337

Marley's dinner; dramatic comedy in 1 act, by
L. Osborn. [3], 14 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 24, 1914; D: 37739; Lynn Os-
born, Ocean City, N. J. 28337a

Marley's ghost; a Christmas carol in 4 acts, by
W. H. Compton. 43 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© William Henry Compton, Kingston, Can-
ada ; D : 12285, Feb. 1, 1908 ; 2c. Feb. 24, 1908.

28338

Marlowe; a drama in 5 acts, by J. P. Peabody.
r>oston. New York, Houghton, Mifflin & co.,
1901. 2 p. 1., 156 p. 12°.

© Josephine Preston Peabody, Cambridge,
Mass. ; D : 1115, Nov. 21, 1901 ; 2c. Nov. 21,
1901. 28339

Marmaduke Wyvil.
venge.

See Maid's (The) re-

Marmaduke's wooing; or. Who got the joker P
comedy in 1 act, by M. Y. Freese. 12 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 7, 1910; D: 20740; Myron V.
Freese, Boston. 28340

Marmalade Ann; a farce in 3 acts, by A. D.
Clement.

© Ada D. Clement, San Francisco ; D : 220.'),
Aug. 9, 1902. 28341

Marmorweib (Das); operette in 3 akten, von
(}. ^\'. E. Sclilusk uiul M. A. Weikone, musik
von K. F. Adolfi. Regiebuch. Miincheu, Drei
masken-verlag, 1912. 78 p. 8°.

© Ic. Feb. 9, 1912 ; D : 28621 ; Drei masken-
verlag, Jlunich. 28342

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28343

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

28360

Marnak of Isla; drama in 3 acts, by C. Fuller.
© Caroline Fuller, Minneapolis; D : 5235,
June 25, 1904. 28343

Marooned; comedy in 1 act, by E. S. Ruskay.
23 p. 4'. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 28, 1915 ; D : 41850 ; Everett S.
Ruskay, New York. 28343a

musical comedy sketch, by Ren Shields.

[21, 27 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Words only]

© Ic. May 20, 1914; D: 37083; Edward
Aloysius Barto, Philadelphia. 28343b

Maroquin (Le); coraedie en 3 actes [par Julien
Berr de Turique] Paris, Librairie theatrale,
1904. 2 p. 1., 157 p. 12°.

© L. Michaud, Paris ; D : 5663, Oct. 20,
1904; 2c. Oct. 20, 1904. 28344

Marouf, savetier du Caire; op$ra-comique en
5 actes, tire des Mille et une nuits, d'api'gs la
traduction de J. C. Mardrus [poeme de Lucien
Nfipoty, musique de Henri Ilabaud] Paris,
Choudens, 1914. 76 p. 12°. [Libretto only]
© May 30, 1914 ; Ic. June 8, 1914 ; D : 37249 ;
Choudens, Paris. 28344a

Marozia; a drama in 5 acts, by J. C. Hey wood.

© J. C. Hey wood, United States; 1886:
26774, Nov. 26. 28345

Marpha; or. The Russian bride, drama in 5
acts, by F. Mons.

© Frangois Mons, New York ; 1885 : 17038,
Aug. 11. 28346

Marquis (The); a comedy in 1 act, by A. Lin-
coln Fisher. Philadelphia, The Penn publish-
ing company, 1897.

© Penn pub. co., Philadelphia ; 1897 : 29391,
May 14 ; 2c. May 17. 28347

drama in 4 acts, dramatized from Charles

Garvice's book. The marquis, by F. L. O'Reilly.
106 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Francis L. O'Reilly, Woonsocket, R. I.;
D : 5827, Nov. 26, 1904 ; 2c. Nov. 26, 1904.

28348

'an emotional drama in 5 acts, by C. C.

Brown.

© Chalmers C. Brown, Tei-re Haute, Ind. ;
1884 : 19571, Sept. 29. 28349

Marquis de La Fayette, the man of two worlds
(L'homme de deux mondes); an historical
drama of the French alliance, by Randolph
Keim [i. e. De Bennevllle R. Keim] 27 p.
front., illus., plates, ports. 4°. Printed.

© De B. Randolph Keim, Washington; D:
1606, Mar. 19, 1902 ; 2c. July 12, 1904. [Note :
Copies deposited have title, I^a Fayette, the
mao of two worlds] 28349a

Marquis (Le) de Priola; pidce en 3 actes, par H.
Lavodan. New York, W. R. Jenkins, 1902. 1
p. 1., 23 p. 4°.

© Henry Lavedan, Paris ; D : 1442, Feb. 14,
1902; 2c. Feb. 14, 1902. 28350

Marquis (The) of Kalamazoo; a musical com-
edy in 3 acts, by W. E. Dampier and A. Bergh.
89 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Arthur Bergh, St. Paul; D : 2936, Jan.
31, 1903; 2c. Jan. 31, 1903. 28351

Marquis (The) of Pomgrano; a comic opera in
3 acts, book and lyrics by C. L. Moreau. Ill
p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© C. L. Moreau, New York ; D : 2584, Nov.
11, 1902 ; 2c. Nov. 11, 1902. 28352

Marquis (The) of Queensberry; by A. Van De-
venter. 40 p. 4°. Tj'pewritten.

© Abram Van Deventer, New York ; D :
15856, May 14, 1909; 2c. May 14, 1909. 28353

Marquis (The) of Waterford; an original Irish
drama, in 4 acts, by W. Carleton.

© William Carleton, Philadelphia; 1875:
11993, Nov. 13. 28354

Marquis (Der) von Marigny; lustspiel in 4 auf-
ziigen, von Heinrich Lee und Julius R. Haar-
haus. Berlin, E. Bloch, 1913. 82 p. 12°.

© Ic. May 26, 1913; D: 33334; Eduard
Bloch, Berlin. 28355

Marquise; a drama in 5 acts, by Laurencin
[i. e. Paul Aime Chapelle Laurencin]

© Frangois Mons and Louis Nathal, New
York ; 1886 : 19921, Sept. 3. 28356

— — drama in 4 acts, founded on a plot by Bal-
zac, by L. C. Falbe. 63 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Lucie C. Falbe, London; D:2143, July
21, 1902 ; 2c. July 21, 1902. 28357

See also Didi.

Marquise Clothilde; melodrama in 4 acts, by
H. Johnstone. Typewritten.

© Henry Johnstone, Brooklyn ; 1897 : 14923,
Mar. 2 ; 2c. July 22. 28358

Marquise (La) de Chicago; op^rette en 3 actes.
de Maurice Ordonneau, musique de Edy Toul-
mouche. Paris, Choudens, 1911. 3 p. 1., [5]-
160 p. 16°. [Libretto only]

© Nov. 18, 1911; 2c. Nov. 20, 1911; D:
25805; Choudens, Paris. 28359

Marquise de Pompadour; opera in 3 acts, by
Florence Richmond and .John Denton Steell,
music by R. Lucchesi. [7], 40 p. 4°. Type-
written. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Feb. 10, 1912; D: 28644; Riccardo
Lucchesi, Los Angeles. 28360

Marquise (La) des rues. See Marchioness
(The) of the streets.

1418

28361

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

28379

Marriage; monologue, by Thomas J. Gray. 6 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 8, 1911 ; D : 23996 ; Joe 0pp. New
York. 28361

■ a new and original comedy in 5 acts, by D.

Boucicault.

© Dion Boucicault, New York ; 1877 : 10.584,
Sept. 13. 28362

play in 3 acts, by I. L. Meyers. [93] p.

4 . Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 26, 1913; D: 35160; I. Leon

Meyers, Chicago. 28363

from the repertoire of the Theatre

frangais, adapted to the American stage, by
J. S. Mackaye and G. Kreisler.

© James Steele Mackaye and George
Kreisler, New York; 1871:9848, Oct. 21.

28364

— a society play in 5 acts, by Ettie Hender-

son.

© William Henderson, Providence, R. I. ;
1873 : 12758, Nov. 3. 28365

— See also Grandmother (The)

Marriage a la carte; comedy sketch in 1 act,
by Stuart Beebe. [1], 29 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Jan. 30, 1914; D: 35862; Frederick
H. D. Grahame, New York. 28365a

Marriage a la mode; 1 act comic opera, by Mc-
Cree and Clark. [1], 16 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Sept. 13, 1912; D: 30835; McCree
and Clark, New York. 28366

or. Modern marriage, monologue sketch,

by Kenneth Lee.

© Hattie Delaro-Barnes, New York; 1897:
48085; Aug. 26, 28367

Marriage (The) after death; or. The father
married the mother, farce-vaudeville in 1
act with songs and dances, by I. Barsky, tr.
into English by Stephen Day.

© Israel Barsky, United States; 1898:
66004, Nov. 11; 2c. Nov. 11. 28368

Marriage and after; a monologue, by Harry
L. Newton and A. S. Hoffman. Chicago, T.
S. Denison [1904] 6 p. 12°. ([Denison's
vaudeville sketches] )

© T. S. Denison, Chicago; D:5163, .Tune
10, 1904; 2c. July 30, 1904. 28369

Marriage and its shadows. See Elopement
(The)

Marriage as a failure and a success. See
Delpha,

Marriage as an eye opener; comedy in 1 act,
by M. Medbury. [37] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 15, 1911; D: 25233; Martin
Medbury, Alameda, Cal. 28370

Marriage at first sight; comedy in 4 acts, by
J. W. Sayre. 107 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 8, 1914; D: 36645; James Wil-
lis Sayre, Seattle. 28370a

Marriage (The) bargain; drama in 1 act, by
C. Fuller. [1], 9 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 13, 1913; D: 35014; Caroline
Fuller, Lakewood, N. J. 28371

Marriage belles; a comedy with songs in 3 acts,
adapted by W. C. Bellows. [127] p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 23, 1912; D: 28816; Walter
Clarke Bellows, New York. 28372

Marriage (The) bells; an original comedy in 3
acts, by G. Haas.

© Gustavus Haas, New York ; 1889 : 15405,
May 22. 28373

Marriage (The) bill; an English comedy drama
in 5 acts, by M. J. Nerney.

© M. J. Nerney, Green Island, N. Y. ; 1887 :
31285, Dec. 3. 28374

Marriage (The) bond; or, The inevitable, a
society play in 4 acts, by W. H. Carson. 128
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© William Henry Carson, New York; D:
12170, Jan. 13, 1908 ; 2c. Jan. 13, 1908. 28375

Marriage (A) broker; by J. T. Reed. 13 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 27, 1910; D: 21194; John T.
Reed, New York. 28376

— a new form of graft in matrimony, by W.
Jlontague. 7 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 18, 1912; D : 30015 ; Walter
IMontague, San Francisco. 28377

See also Shatchen (The)

Marriage (The) bureau; sketch in 1 act, by
James Matthews. [1], 34 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. May 11, 1914; D: 36992; A. Marix,
New York. 28377a

Marriage by contract; a drama in 3 acts, by
G. A. A. Tubb.

© George A. A. Tubb, Martinez, Cal. ; 1886 :
27181, Dec. 2. 28378

Marriage (The) by moonlight; a powerfully
romantic play in 5 tableaux, by D. Belasco
and J. A. Heme.

© David Belasco and James A. Heme, San
Francisco; 1879:8209, June 20. 28379

1419

28379

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

28400

Marriage (The) by proxy; farce in 3 acts, by
J. F. Wood, 59 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 4, 1915 ; D : 41414 ; Julia Fran-
cis Wood, North Adams, Mass. 28379a

— — an original drama in 3 acts, by A. L.
Godoy.

© Albert L. Godoy, Washington ; D : 11836.
Nov. 30, 1907. 28380

Marriage (A) by telephone; comedy in 1 act,

by L. F. Wheeler. 13 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 27, 1914; D : 37855 ; La Verne

Francois Wheeler, Seattle. 28380a

Marriage candidates; a comedy in 3 acts, by
H. C. Husted.

© H. C. Husted, New York; 1886:18286,
Aug. 11. 28381

Marriage (The) certificate; comic sketch in 1
act, by C. Simon e.

© Charles Simone, New York ; D : 13077,
May 23, 1908. 28382

a melodrama in 4 acts, by Lawrence B.

McGlU and Gertrude Shipman.

© McGill and Shipman, Altoona, Pa.; D:
455, May 11, 1901. 28383

Marriage (The) fee — Continued,
a 1 act play, by M. Goldman.

19 p. 4°

an original emotional drama in a prologue

and 4 acts, by W. E. Barnes. 104 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© W. Elliott Barnes. New York; 1880:
7428, May 12; 2c. May 22. 28384

Marriage (A) contract; vaudeville sketch in 1
act, by J. P. Wilson. 11 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© S. H. Friedlander, San Francisco; D:
663, July 17, 1901; 2c. July 17, 1901. 28385

Marriage (A) contract, limited; by K. C. Tur-
ner and A. Hosea. 86 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Kate Craven Turner and Anna Hosea,
Indianapolis ; D : 16010, .Tune 5, 1909 ; 2c.
June 5, 1909. 28386

Marriage (The) day; a drama of contemporary
domestic life in the United States in 4 acts,
by A. E. Adelman. Scenario. [8] p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Abram E. Adelman, Chicago ; D : 15182,
Feb. 26, 1909; 2c. Mar. 8, 1909. 28387

Marriage (The) dodger; play in 3 acts, bv
G. W. Colby. 49 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 7, 1913; D: 32867; George AV.
Colby, Boston. 28388

Marriage (The) fee; by Charles Horwitz. 15 p.

• 4°. Typewritten.

© Harry First, New York ; D : 13932, Sept.
26, 1908 ; 2c. Sept. 28, 1908. 28389

Typewritten.

© Matthew Goldman, New York ; D : 10745,
June 11, 1907 ; 2c. June 1, 1907. 28390

19 p.

a play in 1 act, by Charles Horwitz.

4°. Typewritten.

© Harry First. New York ; D : 10914, Julv
5, 1907; 2c. July 5, 1907. 28391

Marriage (A) for convenience; a play in 1 act,
by H. B. Hoffman. 12 p. f°. Typewritten.

© H. B. Hoffman, New York; D : 13716,
Sept. 3, 1908; 2c. Sept. 3, 1908. 28392

Marriage (A) for revenge; a drama in 5 acts,
l>y S. Howell. New Orleans, The Picayune,
1874. 34 p. 12°.

© S. Howell, New Orleans; 1873:11886.
Oct. 16; 2c. June 2, 1874. 28393

Marriage (The) game; comedy in 3 acts, by
A. C. Flexner. 97 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 14, 1913 ; D : 34106 ; Anne Craw-
ford Flexner, New York. 28394

by C. Fitch. 88 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Sadie Martinot, New York ; D : 774, Aug.
19, 1901; 2c. Aug. 19, 1901. 283815

dramatic playlet, by T. J. Whalen. 9 p.

f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 26, 1911 ; D : 28097 ; Thomas J.
Whalen, Lowell. 28396

Marriage (The) habit; or, Cupid on a lark, a
musical satire in 3 acts.

© Franklin Harris, Hackensack, N. J. ; D :
13083, May 29, 1908. 28397

Marriage (A) has been arranged; a duologue,
a comedy in 1 act, by Alfred Sutro. New
York, S. French ; London, S. French, ltd.,
1904. 1 p. 1., 5-14 p. 12°. (On cover:
French's international copyrighted ed. of the
works of the best authors, no. 77)

© Samuel French, New York ; D : 5786.
Nov. 18, 1904; 2c. Nov. 28, 1904. 28398

play, by A. Sutro. (In Collier's weekly, v.

29, no. 11)

© Alfred Sutro, London ; A : 34874, .Tune 9,
1902. 28398a

Marriage (A) in a motor car; a farce in 1 act,
E. A. Woolf. 23 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Edgar Allan Woolf, New York ; D : 8482,
May 5, 1906; 2c. May 5, 1906. 28399

Marriage in Chicago; comedy in 1 act, by E.
Fermin.

© Emile Fermin, United States; 1899:
69427, Oct. 25. 28400

1420

28401

COPYRIGHTED IN" THE UNITED STATES

284ira

Marriage <A) in high life; a comedy in 5 acts,
adapted from the romance of Octave Feuil-
let.

© John Austin Stevens, New York ; 1875 :
12450, Nov. 24. 28401

Marriage is a failure; by F. V. De More.

© Flora V. De More, New York; 1894:
18314, Apr. 7. 28402

Marriage it must be; a drama in 4 acts, by
L. T. L. Stilwell. 70 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Laura Jean Libbey Stilwell, Brooklyn;
D : 12109, Jan. 3, 1908 ; 2c. Apr. 28, 1908.

284Q3

Marriage (The) joss, See Wong Fong.

Marriage (A) made in heaven; comedy farce
in 3 acts, H. H. Hughes. [161] p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Mar. 18, 1914; D: 36466; Harvey
Hatcher Hughes, New York. 28403a

Marriage (The) market; musical comedy in 3
acts, adapted from the Hungarian of Brody
and Martos, by Gladys Unger, lyrics by Ar-
thur Anderson, nuisic by Victor Jacobi. 98 p.
4°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Aug. 23, 1912; D: 30615; Interna-
tional copyright bureau, ltd., London. 28404

■ new musical play in 8 acts, by M. Brody

and F. Martos, adapted for the English stage
by Gladys Linger, lyrics by Arthur Anderson
and Adrian Ross, music by Victor Jacobi.
Book of lyrics. London, Chappell & co., ltd.,
1913. 42 p. 8°.

© May 27, 1913; 2c. May 28, 1913; D:
33350 ; Chappell & co., ltd., London. 28405

Marriage (A) of ambition; play in 4 acts, by
Dr. N. H. Hornstine. 57 p. 4°. Typewritten.
© Nathan Harris Hornstine, Philadelphia ;
D : 14593, Dec. 22, 1908 ; 2c. Dec. 29, 1908.

28406

Marriage (The) of Belphegor; or. The quest of
the friend, a comic opera in 3 acts, by the
author of Mr. & Mrs. Morton, etc.

© Harold Williams, Boston; 1897:19956,
Mar. 27 ; 2c. May 28. 28407

Marriage (The) of Bisesa; a picturesque drama
of India in 4 acts, by A. N. Shideler. 80 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Albert Newton Shideler, New York ; D :
4636, Feb. 23, 1904 ; 2c. Feb. 23, 1904; 28408

Marriage (A) of convenience; a comedy in 4
acts, by Alexandre Dumas.

© T. H. French, New York ; 1899 : 14384.
Feb. 21 ; 2c. Mar. 27. 28409

Marriage (A) of convenience — Continued.
2 act giggle, by Nat Magner and J, K. Wat-
son. [62] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 5, 1912; D: 29295; Joseph K.
Watson, Philadelphia. 28410

Marriage (The) of Eugene-Hicks; play in 1 act,
by J. Eliscu. [1], 17 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 6, 1913 ; D : 35278 ; Julius Eliscu.
New York. 28411

Marriage (The) of Guineth; by F. Wilkinson.
30 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Florence Wilkinson, New York ; D : 654,
July 13, 1901 ; 2c. July 13, 1901. 28412

•(See also Eide (The) home.

Marriage (The) of honor. See Ballascraig.

Marriage (A) of interest; a comedy in 5 acts,
by C. S. Elgutter and E. R. Garczynski.

© Charles S. Elgutter and Edward Rudolf
Garczynski, Omaha, Neb. ; 1889 : 17337, June 7.

28413

Marriage (The) of Jack and Jill; a Mother
Goose entertainment in 2 scenes, by Lilian
Clisby Bridgham. Boston, W. H. Baker & co.,
1913. 16 p. 12°.

© Oct. 21, 1913 ; 2c. Oct. 22, 1918 ; D : 34799 ;
Walter H. Baker & co., Boston. 28414

Marriage of King Corn and Queen Alfalfa;
play in 1 act, by W. W. Sylvester. [3] p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 19, 1914 ; D : 37952 ; Walter Wil-
liam Sylvester, Frankfort, Ind. 28414a

Marriage (The) of Kitty; a comedy in 3 acts,
adapted by C. Gordon-Lennox from the French
of La passerelle, [by] Madame F. de Grgsac
and F. de Croisset [pseud, of Francis Wiener]
London, Samuel French, ltd. ; New York, Sam-
uel French, 1909. 96 p. 12°. (On cover:
French's standard library ed.)

© Cosmos Gordon-Lennox, London ; D :
154.57, Mar. 27, 1909 ; 2c. June 8, 1909. 28415

Marriage (The) of Margaret; a drama in 8 acts,
by I. Hooper and L. Falbe. 49 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ivy Hooper and Lucie Falbe, London;
D : 164, Feb. 25, 1901 ; 2c. Feb. 25, 1901.

28416

Marriage (The) of Miss Midget; [or, Tom
Thumb wedding], play, by Electa Chase and
M. Burnworth. 5 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 13, 1911 ; D : 28274 ; May Burn-
worth, Bonaparte, la. 28417

Marriage (The) of Molly; comedy in 3 acts, by
Cecil Bancroft. [2], 95 p. 4°. Typewritten.
© Ic. Apr. 16, 1914 ; D : 36741 ; Richard El-
mer Broughton, Sioux Falls, S. D. 28417a

1421

28417

DEAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

28434

Marriage (The) of Olympe; a play in 3 acts, by
lilmile Augier, tr. by B. H. Clark. (In Draina,
no. 19, August 1915 ; periodical © Aug. 28,
1915; 2c. Sept. 11, 1915; B : 353015 ; Drama
league of America, Chicago) 28417b

Marriag-e (The) of Sobeide. See German clas-
sics of the nineteenth and twentieth cen-
turies.

Marriage (The) of Souia; comedy drama in 2
acts, by W. H. Carson. 47 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. May 27, 1913; D: 33345; William
Henry Carson, New York. 28418

Marriage (The) of the Duke of Middlesex; 3
act comedy, by J. J. Maginnis. 116 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. June 6, 1910; D : 21279 ; James J.
Maginnis, Maranacook, Me. 28419

Marriage (The) of the midgets; or, The Tom
thumb wedding, home talent playlet, by M.
Burnworth. Kansas City, Kellogg-Baster ptg.
CO., 1914. 12 p. 16°.

© Ic. June 5, 1914 ; D : 37408 ; May Burn-
worth, Kansas City, Mo. 28419a

Marriage (A) of tomorrow; drama in 4 acts, by
J. H. Twells, jr.

© J. H. Twells, jr., Speck in Pommern, Ger-
many ; D : 13818, Sept. 17, 1908. 28420

Marriage (The) of Uncle Josh; by M. Broom-
field, 1 act, 1 scene.

© INIarie Broomfield, New York ; D : 11875,
Dec. 6, 1907. 28421

Marriage of Valeni; picture of Roumanian life
in 4 acts, by L. H. David. 79 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Dec. 30, 1909 ; D : 17825 ; Camilla Dal-
berg, New York. 28422

See also Transgressor.

Marriage on a higher plane; or, Love, honor
and obey, modern play in 4 acts, by John
Carniol [pseud, of J. J. Karniol] 86 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 28, 1910 ; D : 20612 ; John J. Kar-
niol, New York. 28423
Marriage (A) on trial; a farce comedy in 3
acts, by S. Krausz.

© Sigmund Krausz, Chicago ; 1987 : 51103,
Sept. 13. 28424

Marriage (A) proposal; comedy in 1 act, by
Anton Tckekoff, English version by Hilmar
Baukhage and B. H. Clark. New York, Sam-
uel French ; London, Samuel Fi*ench, ltd.,
1914. 18 p. 12°. ([French's international
copyrighted ed. of the works of the best au-
thors, no. 292])

© Dec. 5, 1914 ; 2c. Dec. 7, 1914 ; D : 39024 ;
Barrett H. Clark, Chicago. 28424a

Marriage (The) question; monologue, by F. R.
Cole. 5 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 1, 1910; D: 21705; Francis R.
Cole, Chicago. 28425

— — Same. Chicago, Dramatic pub. co., 1890.
9 p. 12°.

© Dec. 22, 1910; 2c. Dec. 24, 1910; D:
22911 ; Dramatic pub. co., Chicago. 28426

Marriage (The) ring; by V. Pendleton.

© Virginia Pendleton, Chicago ; 1892 :
33562, Aug. 15. 28427

Marriage (A) settlement. See Hard Knox.

Marriage (A) under diflSculties; an original
play, by N. S. Sterry.

© Norman S. Sterry, Los Angeles; 1899:
30117, May 3. 28428

Marriageable (The) daughter; a play, by E. R.
Bayly.

© Eunice R. Bayly, Baltimore ; 1887 : 29192,
Nov. 11. 28429

Marriageables; farcical comedy from modern
life in New York, in 3 acts, by A. B. Ebin.
64 p. 8°. Printed.

© Sept. 26, 1912; 2c. Sept. 27, 1912; D:
30975 ; Alexander B. Ebin, New York. 28430

Married; a 1 act play, by P. E. Browne. 16 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 6, 1914 ; D : 38710 ; Porter Emer-
son Browne, Norwalk, Conn. 28430a

— playlet in 1 act, by P. L. Warren. 12 p.
4°. Ms.

© Ic. Oct. 10, 1912 ; D : 31102 ; Paul L. War-
ren, Jamaica Plain, Mass. 28431

[4],

sketch in 1 act, by Z. S. Charters.

32 p. 4°, Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 19, 1913 ; D : 34198 ; Zelda Stew-
art Charters, New York. 28432

See also For the one woman.

Married a half hour; comedy skit, by J. J.
Duffy and ]M. Montague. 4 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Nov. 29, 1915; D: 42368; James J.
Duffy and Marceline Montague, Camden. N. J.

28432a

Married a month; vaudeville .sketch, by F. L.
Freeman and A. d'Annunzio. 27 p. 4°.
Typewrittea.

© Ic. Sept. 28, 1911; D: 25334; F. L.
Freeman and A. d'Annunzio, New York.

28433

Married a title; comedy in 4 acts, by H. P.
Mawson.

© Harry P. Mawson, New York; 1892:
20275, May 12. 28434

1422

28435

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

28456

Married already; a farce in 1 act, by G. C.
Robinson. 28 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 24, 1910; D: 21164; Geo. C.
Robinson, New York. 28435

Married and not married; an American and

cosmopolitan comedy in 2 acts, by F. Leiss.

© Fredericli Leiss, New York ; 1877 : 8574,

July 23. 28436

Married at last; farce in 5 acts, adapted from
tlie French, by B. Papot.

© Benedict Papot, Chicago ; D : 11256. Aug.
29, 1907. 28437

Married at noon; a play in 1 act, by T, Rus-
sell.

© Todd Russell, New York ; D : 3972, Sept.
19, 1903. 28438

Married (A) bachelor; new and original 1 act
farce, by W. Howe. [2], 21 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Nov. 15, 1910; D: 22566; Walter
Howe, New York. 28439

Married by contract; a comedy, by W. F.
Smith.

© Wilber Field Smith, Sacramento, Cal. ;
1S96 : 51183, Sept. 11. 28440

Married by degrees; play in 3 acts, by A. P.
Sinnett. [108] p. 8°. Printed.

© Ic. Dec. 26, 1911; D: 28308; A. P. Sin-
nett, London. 28441

Married by mail; 1 act sketch, by Thomas J.
Gray. [5] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 3, 1911; D: 23537; Joseph Or-
lean and Lillian Bowden, Brooklyn. 28442

Married by proxy; a comedy-drama in 3 acts,
by F. Dupree.

© Frank Dupree, New York; 1889:5053,
Feb. 12. 38443

■ a vaudeville sketch, by Chas. Hodges.

25 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Josephine H. Patton, San Jose, Cal. ;
D: 15178, Feb. 26, 1909; 2c. Feb. 26, 1909.

28444

Married by telephone; by L. T. Peacocke.

© Leslie Tuf nell Peacocke, Los Angeles ;
D : 11716, Nov. 11, 1907. 28445

-by R. Bartlett. [9] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 4, 1912; D: 28214; Richard
Bartlett, Chicago. 28446

Married The) dude; by M. W. Lewis.

© Martha W. Lewis, Philadelphia; 1900
A: 29036, Nov. 27. 28447

Married (The) flirt. See Sidonie.

Married flirts; or, A blue-grass widow, origi-
nal farce, by M. Nobles. [1], 19 p. t°. Type-
written.

© Ic. June 27, 1913; D: 33626; Milton
Nobles, Brooklyn. 28448

Married for money; a drama in 4 acts, by M.
M. Minton. 14 p. 12°. Printed.

© Maurice M. Minton, New York; 1881:
13390, Aug. 31; 2c. Oct. 7. 28449

or. The old wife and the new, by L. B.

Parker. 88 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Lem B. Parker, Jersey City ; D : 14217,
Nov. 5, 1908; 2c. Nov. 6, 1908. [Note: Title
later changed to The final settlement]

28450

Married his mother-in-law. See Slight (A)
mistake.

Married in haste; by T. F. O'Connor.

© Timothy Francis O'Connor, Boston;
1896:51812, Sept. 16. 28451

Married in haste, repent at leisure; by N.
Loughrey. 3 p. 8°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 19, 1910; D: 20517; Nellie
Loughrey, Los Angeles. 28452

Married in Hoboken; or. What male hysterics
will do, version in dramatic form of the
romance to date of a millionaire's fair daugh-
ter to an actor man, by Mary Cecil. (In
Cleveland Leader, v. 68, no. 354, Dec. 20,
1914)

© Dec. 20, 1914; Ic. Dec. 24, 1914; D:
39219; Cleveland co., Cleveland. 28452a

Married in mask; a sensational drama in 4
acts and a prologue, adapted by H. Coleman
from the novel (which appeared in the New
York Weekly) of the late Mansfield Tracy
Walworth.

© Helen Coleman, New York ; 1873 : 8631,
July 30. 28453

Married (The) lady; comedy in 3 acts, by N.
Rose. 147 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 11, 1911; D: 24665; Norman
Rose, New York. 28454

Married life; a comedy in 3 acts, by Jolin
Baldwin Buckstone, new American ed. cor-
rectly reprinted from the original authorized
acting ed. New York, H. Roorbach, 1889.
1 p. 1., 52 p. 12°. ([Roorbach's American
ed. of acting plays, no. 14] )

© Harold Roorbach, New York; 1889:
37507, Dec. 9; 2c. Dec. 14. 28455

Married mashers; comedy in 1 act and 8 scenes,
by F. J. Huber.

© Fred J. Huber, New York; 1884:8869,
Apr. 28. 28456

1423

28457

DEAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

28473

Married masliers — Continued.

farce comedy in 1 act and 3 scenes, by H,

Le Clair, and W. J. Russell.

© Harrv Le Clair and W. J. Russell. New

York; 1887:22211, Aug. 31. 28457

in 1 act and 3 scenes, by W. C. Shepp. 18

p. f . Typewritten.

© William Campbell Shepp, New York;
D : 1840, May 6, 1902 ; 2c. May 6, 1902. 28458

— See also Flirtation.

Married, not marred; drama in 5 acts, by A. T.
Oakes.

© A. T. Oakes, New York; 1888:36747.
Dec. 24. 28459

Married on the quiet; or, Everybody's doin'
it, play in 3 acts, by W. E. La Rose. [1],
66 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 2, 1914; D : 35521 ; William E.
La Rose, La Crosse, Wis. 28459a

Married one year; comedy playlet in 1 act, by
F. H. Shreiner. [8] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 18, 1914; D : 36077 ; Francis
Hoyt Shreiner, New York. 28459b

Married or not married; an American and cos-
mopolitan comedy-drama in 4 acts, by M. A.
Leiss. 158 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Marv Anne Leiss, New York; 1877:
10287, Sept. 6; 2c. Sept. 13. 28460

Married or single; comedy sketch, by R. Hy-
man. 20 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 2, 1910; D : 20940 ; Robert Hy-
man, St. Louis. 28461

Married to a suffragette; sketch of modern
life, bv Willis N. Bugbee. Lebanon, O., March
bros., 1910. 21 p. 12°.

© Oct. 20, 1910; 2c. Oct. 12, 1910; D:
22330; March bros., Lebanon, O. 28462

Married under age; composed by M. C. Helper.

© M. C. Helper, Detroit ; 1896 : 49448, Sept.
1. 28463

Married (The) widows; a comedietta in 1 act.
New York, Happy hours company, 1879. 1
p. 1., 16 p. 12°. ([Acting drama, no. 134])

© Happy hours co., New York ; 1879 : 17430,
Dec. 23; 2c. Feb. 12, 1881. 28464

Married (A) woman; an original 4 act comedy-
drama, by E. E. Kidder.

© Edward E. Kidder, New York; 1891:
33253, Sept. 17. 28465

play in 8 pts., by C. B. Fernald. London,

Sidgwick & Jackson, ltd., 1913. Ill p. 12°.

© Apr. 22, 1913; 2c. May 1, 1913; D:
33139 ; Sidgwick & Jackson, ltd., London.

28466

Marriologist (The); comedy in 3 acts, by W.
Hodgkiss. 66 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 5, 1912 ; D : 31326 ; Wm. Hodg-
kiss, Alameda, Cal. 28467

Marry a marionette. See Thebe.

Marrying a minister; a drama in 3 acts, dram-
atized from the story of John Ward, preacher,
by Mrs. M. Deland [by] W. H. Gardenier.

© Wilson H. Gardenier, Oswego, N. Y. ;
1889 : 17612, June 10. 28468

Marrying a title; comedy in 1 act, by Jack
Burnett. 12 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 14, 1910 ; D : 22559 ; Edna Pihl-
feldt, Chicago. 28469

Marrying Belinda; farce in 1 act, by Grace
Cooke Strong. Boston, AV. H. Baker & co.,
1912. 17 p. 12°.

© Feb. 14, 1912; 2c. Feb. 15. 1912; D:
28697; Walter H. Baker & co., Boston.

28470

Marrying for money; comic opera in 2 acts, by
S. S. Grosner. [45] p. 4°. Typewritten.
[Libretto only]

© Ic. June 17, 1914; D : 37668 ; Sylvan S.
Grosner, Detroit. 28470a

Marrying into the chorus; play in 1 act, by
M. M. Jones. [20] p. 4°, Typewritten.

© Ic. July 25, 1914 ; D : 37670 ; M. Marion
Jones, West Lynn, Mass. 28470b

Marrying money; comedy in 3 acts, by Wash-
ington Pezet and B. Marburgh, 118 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 25, 1913; D: 342.51; Bertram
Marburgh, New York. 28471

Marrying (The) of Ann Leete. See Three
plays; by G. Barker.

Marrying off Sam; comedy in 3 acts, by Fran-
yo Kovach. [Ill] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 15, 1915 ; D : 42495 ; Francis J.
Kovach, Cambridge, Mass. 28471a

Marrying (The) parson; by E. S. Moorhead.
[2], 22 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 12, 1912 ; D : 28302 ; E. S. Moor-
head, San Francisco. 28472

Marrying right; comedy in 3 acts, by R. A.
Wood. 104 p. 4°. Typewritten-

© Ic. Aug. 12, 1915 ; D : 41479 ; Russell A.
Wood, Cambridge, Mass. 28472a

Mars; a comic opera in 3 acts, libretto by E. H.
Peplo.

© Edward H. Peple, Richmond ; 1895 : 38935,
July 29. 28473

1424

28474

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

28492

Mars disarmed; a play in 4 acts, by R. Cun- Marseillaise— Contiaued
ninghurst. San Francisco, The Whitaker and
Kay CO.. 1901. 138 p. 12°.

© R. Cunninghurst. United States : D : 1430.
Fet). 12, 1902 ; 2c. Feb. 10, 1902. 28474

Mars girls; musical comedy in 3 acts, by A.
Vogt. 136 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. .Tan. 3. 1910: D : 17S4S : August Vogt.
Dallas. 28475

Mars' master; play in 1 act, by K. C. Rogers.
0 p. 1°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 24, 1915; D : 42557 ; Robert C.
Rogers, Louisville. 28475a

Marsdon's monkey; a comedy in 3 acts, by C. B.
Tyson.

© Charles B. Tyson. Phihndelphia : 1892:
28909, July 11. 28476

Marse Shelby's chicken dinner; by .T. P. Wade,
7 p. 4\ Typewritten.

© John P. Wade, New York : I^ : 10652, May
28. 1907 ; 2c. May 28, 1907. 28477

Marseillaise; by L. I>. Frank and A. H. Obern-
durt'er. G p. f°. Typewritten.

© Lawrence L. Frank & Arthur H. Obern-
dorfer, Milwaukee; D : 7268, Sept. 16. 1905;
Ic. Sept. 1<>. 1905; Ic. Oct. 4. 1905. 28478

a historieal nuisical drama in 3 acts,

adapted to the American stage by A. Cuyas,
nmsic by L^l:ii^"el] Fernandez Caballero and
F. Tole(io.

© Arturo ("nyas. New Yorl^ ; 1896:67407.
Dec. 11. 28479

an original 3 act historical drama, tr. and

ndai)ted from tlie Spanish, by T. Baker.

© Thomas Baker. New York ; 1883 : 14383,
Aug. 2. 28480

— -play in 3 acts, by S. I. Szinnyey. 31 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 23, 1909; D: 16919; Stephen
Ivor Szinnyey, New York. 28481

— or. The child of the Revolution, an en-
tirely original musical and sensational drama
in 3 acts, by J. J. ilcCloskey.

© James J. McCIoskey, Brooklyn; 1872:
6032, June 5. 28482

[on] Le chant de g-uerre de I'armee du

Rhin, allegorie historique et patriotique en 2
scones et 3 tableaux, arr. et composee, par A.
Ferrier. [1], 12 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Li-
bretto only]

© Ic. June 24, 1914 ; D : 37509 : Andre Fer-
licr, San Francisco. 28482a

[ou], Le chant de guerre de I'armee du
Rhin, piece historique et patriotique en 4
t:dileanx. j)ar A. Mancel-Ferrier, la musiqne
de scene et la symphonie du 2" tableau out
ete ecrites par le compositeur Alexandre
Georges. Le Havre, Havre-Eclair, 1915. 32
p. 4°.

© Feb. 28, 1915; Ic. Apr. 24, 1915; 1> :
40464: Andre :\Iancel-Ferrier, Caen, France.

28482b

Marsh (The) king; operetta in 3 acts, libretto
by C. L. Kenyon, nuisic by Charles H. McCur-
rie.

© Camilla Lies Kenyon, San Francisco ; D :
350, Apr. 16, 1901. 28483

Marsh i-oses; play in 1 act. by G. F. Holden. 36
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 26, 1911; D: 24578; Grace F.
Holden, New York. 28484

Marshal (The); drama in 1 act, by T. H. Davies.
20 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Thomas H. Davies, Rutherford, N. J. ;
D : 6333, Mar. 14, 1905 ; 2c. Feb. 18, 1905.

28485

a play in 1 act, by E. S. Tupper. [2], 12

p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 25, 1912 ; D : 29161 ; Edith Ses-
sions Tupper, New York. 28486

Marshal (The) of Mayfield; a comedy-drama in
4 acts, containing .scenes and incidents in Ken-
tucky before the Civil War, by J. C. Webb
and Alex. E. Sweet.

© J. C. Webb, Chicago, and Alex. E. Sweet,
New York ; 1892 : 49817, Dec. 6. 28487

Marshal (A) of the empire; by N. S. Sterry.
© Norman S. Sterry, Los Angeles; 1899:
63164, Sept. 29 ; 2c. Nov. 11. 28488

Marshland (A) fantasy; by M. F. Ewing. 20
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 15, 1911; D : 24489 ; Margaret
Frances Ewing, St. Louis. 28489

Marshmallow; comedy in 1 act, by L. Judson.
92 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 15, 1911; D : 24702 ; Leonard
Judson, New York. 28490

Marsites (The); libretto for comic opera in 3
acts, by M. Klein.

© Maraaret Klein, New York ; D : 540, May
14. 1901. 28491

Marston Hunter; or, Life in the West, drama
in 5 acts, 5 tnl)leanx, by M. L. Johns(m.

© Martjia Lafitte Johnson, Philadelphia:
1873 : 20S4, Mar. 3. 28492

Marston Moor, i^er Woman's (A) strategy.

5379—16-

-90

1425

28493

DKAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

28513

Marstons (The); by R. Haas.

© Ritt Haas, St. Paul; D:2984, Feb. 12,
1903. 28493

Marta of the light fingers; playette, by M. C.
Keator. [9] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 23, 1912; D : 29142 ; Maude C.
Keator, Alameda, Cal. 28494

Martello and Angela; a tragedy, by R. Hutch-
inson.

© Rodolplie Hutchinson, Philadelphia;
1876 : 6541, May 20. 28495

Martha; or. The fair at Richmond, [libretto of
opera in 4 acts] text by W. Friedrich, music
by Friedrich von Flotow, English ed. by M.
Louise Baum, music ed. by Glen Carle. Bos-
ton, C. C. Bircliard & co., 1913. 3 p. 1., 42 p.
8°. ([The Laurel octavo edition of famous
operas] )

© Nov. 10, 1913; 2c. Nov. 17, 1913; D:
35492 ; C. O. Bircliard & CO., Boston. 28496

Martha Moreland; a drama in 5 acts, by M.
Hitchcock.

© Mary Hitchcock, Binghamton, N. Y. ;
1880 : 27105 ; Dec. 1. 28497

Martha Penrose; or. The night on the Dela-
ware, a drama in 5 acts, by M. Krauskopf.

© Morris Krauskopf, New York ; 1875 :
9572, Sept. 14; 2c. Oct. 5, 1880. 28498

Martha plays the fairy; a comedy in 1 act, by
Keble Howard [pseud, of John K. Bell] New
York, S. French ; London, S. French, ltd.,
1907. 26 p. 12°.

© Samuel French, New York ; D : 11040,
July 25, 1907; 2c. Mar. 19, 1908. 28499

Martha, the soothsayer; by K. Howard [pseud,
of John K. Bell] London, S. French, ltd. ;
New York, S. French, 1909. 19 p. 12°.
( [French's international copyrighted ed. of
the works of the best authors, no. 162] )

© Keble Howard, London ; D : 16001, June
5, 1909 ; 2c. June 24, 1909. 28500

Martha Topham; comedy of real life in 3 acts,
by H. Braeunlich. [54] p. 4°. Ms.

© Ic. Nov. 20, 1911; D: 25844; Herman
Braeunlich, New York. 28501

Martha Washington's reception; a patriotic
comedy in 1 act, by Levin C. Tees.

© Lyceum pub. co.. United States ; 1900 A :
13099, May 24. 28502

Marthaelen; drama in 3 acts, by M. S. Dola-
van. [28] p. 4°. Typewritten. •

© Ic. Oct. 12, 1914; D: 38403: Maud(;
Smith Delavan, Tabor. Ta. 28502a

Marthas leidensweg; drama in 4 akten, von
Jakob Scherek. Berlin, Biilmenverlag Ahn
& Simrock, g. m. b. h. 37 p. 8°.

© Ic. Apr. 16, 1913 ; D : 32964 ; Buhnenver-
lag Ahn & Simrock, g. m. b. h., Berlin.

28503

Martha's love; by T. H. P. Duncan.

© T. H. P. Duncan, Fort Worth, Tex. ; D :
13115, Apr. 23, 1908. 28504

Martha's triumph,
ures.

See Hidden (The) treas-

Marthelyn; in 5 acts, by O. Wernley.

© Otto Wernley, Rochester, N. Y. ; 1889:
24964, Aug. 14. 28505

Martian (The); a comic opera in 2 acts, by C.
S. Head.

© Clovd S. Head, Oak Park, 111.; D : 4042
Feb. 23, 1904. 28506

Martian (The) monopoly; play in 4 acts, by
H. Elevitch. 99 p. f°. Ms.

© Ic. July 28, 1911; D : 24791 ; Herman
Elevitch, Dulutli, Minn. 28507

Martin Chuzzlewit; a drama in 3 acts, by W.
T. W. Ball. Boston, 1875.

© William T. W. Ball, United States ; 1875 :
10350, Oct. 7. 28508

— See also
Chuzzlewit.

Pecksniff. — PecksniS versus

Martin Luther; ein kirchliches fostspiel, ge-

dichtet von Hans Herrig, in amorikanischer

bearbeitung von A. Spiith. Philadelphia,

I. Kohler, 1891.

© Ig. Kohler, Pliiladelphia ; 1891 : 10350.

May 4; 2c. July 2.

28509

Martini (The) affair; tragi-comedy in 1 act, by
P. Neary. [2], 10 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 1, 1912 ; D : 29247 ; Peter Neary,
New York. 28510

Martinique (A) love story; by L. Lamprey.
Typewritten.

© Lunette Lamprey, Washington ; "1898 :
43792, July 22; 2c. July 22. 28511

Martins (The); a society comedy in 3 acts, by
E. S. Burns. 57 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Evelyn Saxton Burns. Nev/ York; V:
1 389, Feb. 3, 1902; 2c. Jan. 15, 1902. 28512

Martiri (I) (Poliuto); Donizetti's opera, con-
taining the Italian text, with an English tr.,
and the music of all the principal airs. Bos-
ton, Oliver Ditson co.

© Heirs of T. Barker. United States, in r<>-
newal for 14 years from Sept. 27, 1892 ; 1892 :
20903, June 27 ; 2c. June 27, 1892. 28513

1426

28514

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

28531

Martiri (I) del lavoro; commedia in 3 atti, di
G. Antona-Traversi, Milano [etc.] Reno San-
dron, 1909. 255 p. 12°.

© Giaiinino Antona-Traversi, Milan ; D :
15589, Apr. 12, 1909; 2c. Apr. 12, 1909. 28514

Marty Hogan's win; comedy in 1 act, by W.
Mack. [7] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 26, 1914; D : 3579S ; Willard
Mack, Salt Lake City. 28514a

Marty Shaw's tip-top kids; play in 1 act, by
M. E. Stahlberg. 5 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 25, 1913; D : 320S1 ; Martin Ei
Slahltjorg, New York. 28515

Martyr; drama in 4 acts, adapted from
the French of Adolpli D'Ennery's story of Le
martyr, by C. L. Howard. 115 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Charles Lorin Howard, New York ; 1887 :
29232, Nov. 11; 2c. Nov. 11. 28516

•drama in 3 acts, by A. Maris. 115. p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. May 14, 1913; D: 33225; A. Marix,
New York. 28517

— an emotional and sensational drama in 4

acts, founded on the celebrated novel Martyre
by Adolphe D'Ennery, and dramatized by Ar-
thur Shirles'.

© Edmund Gerson, New York ; 18SG : 12445,
May 26. 28518

an emotional drama in 5 acts, adapted from

the French, by J. H. Ligon.

© Junius Henri Ligon, United States : 1886 :
16574, July 20. 28519

1 act drama, by M. C. Keator. [3], 21 p.

obi. 16°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 11, 1912; D: 29646; Maude C.
Keator, Alameda, Cal. 28520

See also Countess de Moray. — Martyre.

Martyr (The) of the heart; a play in 4 acts, by
Frank Rogers.

© Frederick Paulding, New York; 1880:
6S63, May 4. 28521

Martyr (The) spy of the Revolution. See
Nathan Hale.

Martyre; drama in 5 acts, by J. Leeman. [1],
62 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 8, 1915 ; D : 42207 ; .lean Leeman,
San Francisco. 28522

-(Martyr); a drama in 5 acts, by Adolphe

D'Ennery and Edmond Tarb§, tr. and adapted
by the Franco-American agency for dramatic
literature, ltd.

© Francois JMons and Louis Nathal. New
York ; 1886 : 7088, Mar. 26. 28523

• See aUo Martyr.

Martyre (Le) de Saint Sebastien; mystere com-
pose en rythme frangais, par Gabriele d'An-
nunzio, avec la musique de Claude Debussy.
Paris, Calmann-Levy [1911] 270 p. 8°. [3.
ed.]

© June 7, 1911 ; 2c. July 17, 1911 ; D : 24704 ;
Calmann-L6vy, Paris. 28524

-mystere en 5 actes, par Gabriele d'An-

nunzio. 51 p. 4°. (L'lllustration theatrale,
7'' annee-181, 27 mai 1911)

© May 27, 1911; 2c. June 10, 1911; D:
24449 ; Calmann-Levy, Paris. 28525

Martyrerne; skuespil i 5 optrin, af V. Jacobsen.
K0benhavn, Lehmann & Stages boghandel,
1911. [3], 106 p. 12°.

© Sept. 13, 1911; 2c. Sept 27, 1911; D:
25613 ; Vigo Jacobsen, Copenhagen. 28526

Martyrs (The) of '73. See Cuba.

Martyrs of the Coliseum. See Double (The)
triumph.

Martyrs (The) to love and country. See Al-
shohada.

Martyses and Helena; a romantic drama in 3
acts, by Le Mar Dorome [pseud, of M. E.
Doane] incidental music by Valentine Doane.
26 p. 4°. Typewritten. (Libretto only]

© Maude Estelle Doane, Philadelphia; D:
7537, Nov. 9, 1905 ; 2c. Nov. 17, 1905. 28527

— —a romantic musical drama in 3 acts, book
and lyrics by Le Mar Dorome [pseud, of M. E.
Doane] music by Valentine Doane. 65 p.
4°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Maude Estelle Doane, Philadelphia; D:
6549, Apr. 20, 1905 ; 2c. May 18, 1905. 28528

Maruxa; egloga lirica, en 2 actos, original de L.
Pascual Frutos, mflsica del maestro Amadeo
Vives. Madrid [Sociedad de autores espan-
oles] 1914. 47 p. 12°.

© Sept. 17, 1914; le. Sept. 21, 1914; D:
38197 ; Luis Pascual Frutos, Madrid. 28528a

Marvel (The) of Mecca. See Mahommedan
mystery.

Marvellous Bentham; farce in 1 act, by H.
Hagedorn. 50 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 8, 1910; D: 20385; Hermann
Hagedorn, Cambridge, Mass. 28529

Marvelous (The) island; grand ballet-drama in
3 acts and 12 tableaux with singing, words
and music by H. Gaudin, tr. from the French
by J. M. Troncy.

© Henri Gaudin, New Orleans ; 1895 : 4557,
Jan. 17. 28530

Marvels (The) of radium; a play, dance and

pantomime, by L. D. Gardner. 3 1. 8°. Printed.

© L. D. Gardner, New York ; D : 4829, Apr.

2, 1904 ; 2c. Apr. 4, 1904. 28531

J427

28532

DBAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

28553

Marvin. See Village lawyer.

Mary; American drama in 3 acts, by P. Heu-
drick. 182 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 7, 1913 ; D : 32604 ; Frank Hen-
drick, New York. 28532

comedy in 3 acts, by M. Fulton. [88] p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 16, 1915; D: 42008; :Mande Ful-
ton, Los Angeles. 28532a

— -drama, by Mrs. B. Babcock. (In Arkansas

progress, v. 1, no. 20, Oct. 24, 1914)

© Oct 24, 1914 ; Ic. Nov. 24, 1914 ; D : 39041 ;
Mrs. Bernie Babcock. Little Rock, Ark.

28532b

drama, by W. A. .Jordan. [34] p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 4, 1910; D: 21736: William A.
Jordan, New York. 28533

homespun comedy in 4 acts, by E. Lawshe.

117 p. 4 . Typewritten.

© Ic. July 16, 1912 ; D : 30272 ; Er. Lawshe.
New York. 28534

play in 3 acts, by R. P. Stokes. [150] p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 8, 1913 ; D : 34664 ; Rose Pastor
Stokes, Stamford, Conn. 28535

Mary and her lamb; a musical play, by R. A.
Barnet.

© R. A. Barnet, Boston ; D : 2847. .Ian. 27.
1903. 28536

Mary and her son; a farce comedv. bv F. II.
Claflin.

© F. Harris Claflin. Bostcm ; 1885:112.30,
May 18 ; 2c. July 3. 28537

Mary and John; a comedy in 3 acts, by E. E.
Baker.

© Edith Ellis Baker, New York: D : 6900.
July 3, 1905. 28538

original comedy, by J. B. AVills.

© John B. Wills, Dayton, O. ; 1892 : 37277.
Sept. 12. 28539

Mary (The) Arji; an entirely new and original
American nautical operatic extravaganza, l)v
T. J. Tousey.

© Thomas J. Tousey. New York : 1879 : 8721.
July 1. 28540

Mary Ann Kehoe; or. Mother's and father's
dream, sketch with .songs, by \\. Rolfl".
[Brooklyn] Lark's new printing" office [1906]
cover-title, [9] p. 12°.

© William Rolfe. Brooklvn : T> : 8.^)68, Mav
1, 1906: 2c. May 1. 1906. 28541

Mary Anne, a woman of the people; in 5 acts,
by A. Jahn.

© Frederick Jacob Pillot. New York ; 1878 :
11673, Oct. 10. 28542

Mary Anne Clarke; a drama in 5 acts, by jMrs.
<'harles A. Doremus and Henry C. Colwell
in collaboration with B. IMorgan. 194 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Mrs. Charles A. Doremus, Beatrice Mor-
gan and Henry C. Colwell, New York ; D :
1273.'., .\pr. 13, 1908; 2c. .lune 3. 1908. 28543

Mary Ann's elopement; a 1 act dramatic com-
position, by Fred J. Beaman. 14 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© F. J. Beaman, Jackson, I\Iich. ; D : 7O0.">.
July 21, 1905; 2c. July 21, ]90r>. 28544

Mary Bray; or, The coast guard of Connecti-
cut, ;i Kevolutionary drama in 0 ;i(ts, by C.
W. Putnam.

© George W. Putnam, Lvnn. :\Iass. : 1881 :
13.591 i Sept. 5. 28545

Mary Broome; a comedy in 4 acts, by Allan
^Monkhouse. London. Sidgwick & Jafkson.
11(1.. 1912. 84 p. 12°.

© Mar. 28, 1912 ; 2c. Apr. 1, 1912 ; D : 29388 :
Sidgwick & Jack.son. ltd.. London. 28546

Mary Brown's experience; ;i dramatic skctcli

in 1 scene, for two ))eople, by J. li. (Jraliam.

© John Ramsey Graham, Rochester, N. Y. :

1897 : 21701, Apr. 5 ; 1 copy received. 28547

Mary Carey of old New York; romantic drama
of Revolutionary times, in 3 acts, by L. H.
Johnson. [76] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 6, 1913; D : :U9.~)2 : Lulc 11.
.Johnson, Birmingham, Ala. 28548

Mary E. Surratt, the martyr; oi-. The victim
of political frenzy, an original historical
drama in 5 acts, written and composed by
J. A. Lord.

© J. A. Lord. Chicago; 1884:1:^032. June
28. 28549

Mary Elizabeth; by Reeda Kerfoot McCuUoch.

© R. K. McCulloch. Indianapolis; D:4921.

Apr. 21. 1904. 28550

-Same. 24 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Mrs. Carleton B. McCulloch. Indianapo-
lis; I) : 6.508. Apr. 1,3, 1905: 2c. Apr. 13. 190.".

28551

Mary Ellen; dialogue, by M. P.. Cleveland.
6 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 11, 1909; D: 17.3.39; Maylit;\v B.
Cleveland, Melrose, Mass. 28552

Mary Elston; play in 3 acts, by P. II. P.arilio!.-
niae. 1.">0 p. 4°. Tyi)ewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 24. 1909: D:17.")23: Pliili[. H.
Bartlidliimae. New York. 2855y

1428

28554

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

28571

Mary goes first; comedy iu o acts and an ei)i-
logue, by H. A. Jones. 125 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Nov. 25, 1913; D: 35135; Henry Ar-
thur Jones, London. 28554

vSaiiu>. witli an introduction l)y Clayton

Hamilton. Garden City, N. Y.. Doubleday.
rase & CO., 1914. xiv, 163 p. 12°. ( [Drama
lea.cue series of plays, v. 5] )

© May 23, 1914 ; 2c. May ^8, 1914 ; D :
37145 ; Doubleday, Page & co.. Garden City,
X. Y. 28554a

Mary got the hook; by B. S. Schomer. [5] p.
f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 16, 1911 ; D : 25317 ; Ben.i. S.
Schomer, Brooklyn. 28555

Mary Jane and her Teddy bear; play iu 3 acts,
by J. Bessey. 25 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 9, 1909 ; D : 17669 ; Jack Bessey.
Davenport, la. 28556

Mary Jane's pa; a comedy drama in 3 acts, by
Edith Ellis [i. e. E. E. Furness] 121 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Henry W. Savage, New York ; D : 14166,
Oct. 29, 1908 ; 2c. Oct. 29, 1908. 28557

Same. 153 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 9, 1914; D: 36978; Edith Ellis
Furness, New York. 28557a

Mary Jones, heiress; comedy of American life
in 4 acts, by H. L. Bimm. 63 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Dec. 9, 1912 ; D : 31634 ; Harry Lee
Kimm. Dayton. O. 28558

Mary Magdalen; a drama in 6 acts, bv C. J.
Phillips.

© Charles J. Phillips, St. Paul; D : 3033.
Feb. 24, 1903. 28559

See also Two plays of Israel.

Mary Magdalene; a biblical drama in 4 acts, bv
G. G. Hanley.

© Genevieve G. Hanlev. New York ; 1900 A :
7621, Mar. 23. 28560

a drama, by D. A. Reynolds.

© D. A. Reynolds, New York ; D : 895. Sept.
24, 1901. 28561

a play in 3 acts, by Maurice Maeterlinck.

tr. by Alexander Teixeira de Mattos. New
York, Dodd, IMead and companv. 1910. ^ii,
179 p. 12°.

© Sept. S. 1910; 2c. Sept. 9. 1910; A:
271682; M. Maeterlinck, Paris. 28561a

Mary Mangle, laundress; sketch in 1 act, by
G. Bloomquest. [23] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 10, 1914; D : 35974 ; George
Bloomquest, Minneapolis. 28561b

Mary, Mary, quite contrary; a comedy, an

adaptation in 3 acts, by Eugene W. Presbrey.

© Maurice Campbell, New York; D:2160.

July 28, 1902. 28562

Mary of Magdala; by H. Harris.

© Hamilton Harris, New York; 1900 A:
24598, Oct. 3. 28563

— -a drama in o acts, by Paul Heyse, tr. from
the German by F. Hess. 58 p. f°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Frederick Hess, Pascagoula, Miss. ; D :
3324, Apr. 22. 1903; Ic. Aug. 22, 1903; Ic.

Sept. 30, 1903 (printed)

28564

— ■ from the German of Paul Heyse, by

A. I. du P. Coleman. New York, E. Lederer,
1900. 22 p. 8°.

© Emanuel Lederer, New York; 1900 A:
11518. May 7; 2c. May 29. 28565

— • an historical and romantic drama in 5 acts.
by Paul Heyse, adapted in Engli.sh by Lionel
Yale.

© Harrison Grev Fiske, New York ; D :
1445, Feb. 14, 1902 ; 2c. Mar. 19, 1902. 28566

the original in German prose by Paul

Heyse, the tr. freely adapted and written in
English verse, by William Winter. New York.
London. The ftlacmillan com.panv, 1903. 135
■p. 12°.

© Harrison Grey Fiske, New Y'ork ; 1>:.3947,
Sept. 15. 1903; 2c. Sept. 15, 1903. 28567

-in 4 a(rs,i)y F. Wilkinson. 63 p. f . Type-
written.

© Florence Wilkinson. New York ; D : 1177.
Dec. 12, 1901 ; 2c. Dec. 12, 1901. 28568

Mary of Scotland; historical play in 5 acts, by
Duncan Athlone [pseud, of R. B. Knowles]
1 21, 121 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 15, 1913; D : 33421 ; Richard
Brinsley Knowles, London. 28569

Mary Phillipse; an historical and musical pic-
ture in 4 scenes, founded on certain events iu
the history of the city of Yonkers, Westches-
tvv Co., N. Y., between the years 1760 and
1776, by W. G. Van Tassel Sutphen, com-
posed by Geo. F. Le .Teune. The De Vinne
press, 1892.

© W. G. Van Tassel Sutphen, Morristown,
X. J. : 1892 : 43789, Oct. 27 ; 2c. July 2. 28570

Mary, queen of Scots; <h'ania in 5 acts, by
B.jf'irnst.jenie Kjiirnson. tr. from the Norwe-
gian by A. Sahlberg. Chicago, Specialty syn-
dicate press, 1912. 232 p. 16°.

© May 28, 1912; 2c. June 3. 1912; D:
29938 ; August Sahlberg, Chicago. 28571

1429

28572

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

28590

Mary Stuart; by H. E. Monroe. 2 1. 8°.
Priuted.

© Harriet E. Monroe, Washington; D:
5308, July 2, 1904 ; 2c. July 2. 28572

[by J. C. F. von Schiller] tr. from the Ger-
man, with an introduction by Edward Brcok^;,
jr. Philadelphia, D. McKay.

© David McKay, Philadelphia ; 1898 : 1097:5,
Feb. 11 ; 2c. Mar. 3. 28572a

— a historical drama, by Nelson H. Baker.

© Sisters of St. Joseph, Buffalo; 1897:
19947, Mar. 27. 28573

a tragedy in 5 acts, by Fi'ederich Schiller,

adapted by Hon. Lewis Wingfield.

© Fred Stinson, Andover, Mass. ; 1883 :
15948, Aug. 31. 28574

from the German of Schiller, ed. by

permission from the prompt-book of Helen.;
Modjeska,by M. A. Boston, W. H. Baker & CO.,
1904. 22 p. 12°. (The William Warren ed.
of standard plays)

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston ; D : 4512
Jan. IG, 1904; 2c. Feb. 18, 1904. 28575

■ See also Don Carlos. — Three comedies.

Mary Sweidler, the amber witch; a melodrama
in 4 acts, by C. R. Buchanan. Typcwrittou.

© Claude R. Buchanan, Grand Rapids,
Mich. ; 1898 : GS634, Nov. 25 ; 2c. Dec. 12.

28576

Mary Szechy; historical play in 3 acts, by Lajos
Doczi, tr. from the Hungarian by Antal Nan-
dory [pseud, of F. F. Weiss] Englisli rev. by
Sarah Foss Wolverton. [3], 86 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Sept. 6, 1913; D: 34340; Feri Felix
Weiss, Winthrop, Mass. 28577

Mary, the fisherman's child; a drama in 5 acts,
by Jas. A. Heme.

© Katharine C. Heme, St. Louis; 1888:
922, Jan. 9. 28578

Mary, the Magdalene; a romance of the first
century, in 4 acts, by G. H. Harris. 95 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© George Hamilton Harris, Rahway, N. J. ;
D : 2397, Sept. 30, 1902 ; 2c. Oct. 15, 1904.

28579

Mary Theresa; a historic drama in 3 acts, by
B. Dierkes.

© Bernard Dierkes, St. Louis ; 1876 : 7206,
June 12. 28580

Mary-Tornes (La); pelicula c6mico-Hrico bail-
able, en 2 actos, original de A. Torres del
Alamo, A. Asenjo y Emilio G. Gamero, mfisica
de los maestros Quislant y Rivas. Madrid

Mary-Tornes (La) — Continued.

[Sociedad de autores espafioles] 1912. 121 p.
12°. [Libretto only]

© Mar. 0, 1913; 2c. Mar. 7, 1913; D: 32540;
Angel I'orrcs del Alamo y Antonio Aseu.io.
Madrid. 28581

Mary Tudor; a drama in 5 acts, by Embley 0--
mun. 144 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Eliza Warren, Cleveland, O. ; D:.^618,
Oct. 8, 1904 ; 2c. Nov. 5, 1904. 28582

Maryland (A) manor. Sec Land (The) of
promise.

Maryland (The) mestizo; a drama in 4 acts, by
Ridge Waller [pseud, of C. R. Dimmitt]

© Charles Ridgely Dimmitt, Baltimon^ ;
1885 : 4850, Feb. 2G. 28583

Marys grosses herz; komodie in 3 akten, von
Korfiz Holm. Miinchen, A. Langen [1912]
168 p. 12°.

© Dec. 27, 1912; 2c. Jan. 27, 1913; D:
32165 ; Albert Langen, Munich. 28584

Mary's Iamb; a musical farce comedy in 3 acts,
iiy J. W. Ransone.

© John W. Ransone, New York; 1892:
17725, Apr. 23. 28585

■ -a 3 act farce with songs, adapted from tlio

French by R. Carlo. 101 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Richard Carle, New York; D: 12280, Jan.

30, 1908; 2c. Jan. 30, 1908. 28586

Mary's lesson; comedy dramatic sketch for
vandeville, by W. G. Slider. 5 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Apr. 30, 1913 ; D : 33106 ; William G.
Slider, New York. 28587

Mary's little lamb; a comedy in 3 acts, by J. H.
Power.?.

© James H. Powers, Providence, R. I. ;
1898 : 68563, Nov. 25. 28588

Mary's little lambs. 10 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Eflio Pearl Smedley, Providence, R. I. ;
D : 2052, June 26, 1902 ; 2c. Apr. 7, 1902.

28589

Mary's merry Christinas; a 1 act comedy, by
J. Newman.

© Joseph Newman, Denver; D: 14845, Jan.
19, 1909. 28590

Mary's wedding. Sec Four plays; by Gilbert
Cannan.

Mas alia de la muerte; boccto de tragedia en 1
acto y en prosa, original de A. Valero Mar-
tin. Madrid [Sociedad de autoros espafioles]
1914. 24 p. 12°.

© Mar. 28, 1914; Ic. Mar. 30. 1914; D:
36525 ; Alberto Valei'O Martin, Madrid.

28590a

1430

28591

COPYEIGHTED IF THE UNITED STATES

28609

Mas alia del honor; coniedia dramatica en 1

acto, original de J. Frances. Madrid [Socie-

dad de autores espafioles] 1908. 26 p. 12°.

© Jose Frances, Madrid ; D : 14683, Jan. 2,

1909; 2c. Jan. 2, 1909. 28591

Mas (Lo) hermoso; comedia dramatica en 4
actos, original de A. Fernandez-Arias. Ma-
drid [Sociedad de autores espafioles] 1912.
65 p. 12°.

© May 24, 1912; 2c. May 13, 1912; D:
29783; Adelardo Fernandez-Arias, Madrid.

28591a

Ma's new boarders; by W. Coleman Parker.
© Harold Roorbach, New York; 1S99:
6.3256, Sept. 29; 2c. Oct. 14. 28592

Ma's new husband; a musical farce comedy in
3 acts, by H. Scott and W. E. Raynor. 58 p.
4°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Harry Scott and W. E. Raynor, Chicago ;
D:9203, Oct. 8, 1906; 2c. Oct. 27, 1906.

28593

Ma's principle; play in 1 act, by Cora Maynard
[pseud, of E. C. Griffin] 30 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Feb. 23, 1915 ; D : 39934 ; Emily Cora
Griffin, New York. 28593a

Maschere; [di Roberto Bracco] New York, Y.
Ciocia, printer, 1908. 27 p. 16°. (Teatro.
V. 2)

© Dirce St. Cyr, New York; A: 197057,
.Jan. 20, 1908; 2c. Jan. 20, 1908. 28593b

See also Teatro.

Mascot (The); a farce in 1 act, by Longiey Tay-
lor [i. e. C. T. L. Taylor] 14 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Charles Thomas Longley Taylor, Lam-
bertville, N. J. : D : 7951, Feb. 6, 1906 ; 2c. Feb.
6, 1906. 438594

play in 3 acts, by Robert Campbell. Frank-

lin, O., Eldridge entertainment house, 1915.
19 p. 12°.

© Nov. 10, 1915; 2c. Dec. 20, 1915; D:
42595; Eldridge entertainment house, Frank-
lin, O. 28594a

Mascot (The) of Montana; by L. Beddard.
© Lillian Beddard, New York; 1900 A:
252.53, Oct. 11. 28595

Mascot (The) of the troop.

© Charles Dillingham, New York ; D :
9089, Sept. 8, 1906. 28596

Masetto; play in 1 act, by E. Milton. [2], 15 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. .June 28, 1913 ; D : 33653 ; Ernest IMil-
ton, New York. 28597

Masher (The); flirtation in 4 scenes, by C.
De Haven. 17 p. 4°. Tj'pewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 10, 1914; D: 38452; Carter De
Haven, New York. 28597a

or, Broadway butterflies, comedy drama,

by D. G. Longworth.

© D. G. Longworth, United States; 1882:
19419, Nov. 16. - 28598

Mashers (The) mashed; a farce in 2 acts, by
F. L. Cutler. Clyde, O., Ames publishing co.

© Ames pub. co., Clyde, O. ; 1891:6564,
Feb. 18; 2c. Feb. 27. 28599

Mask (The); play in 1 act, by M. Knox. 8 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 10, 1912; D: 31402; Margaret
Knox, Oakland, Cal. 28600

Mask (The) and the lady; playlet, by J. J. Kel-
ley and Oscar F. G. Day. 10 p. 16°. Type-
Mritten.

© Ic. July 20, 1910; D: 21590; John J.
Kelley, St. Charles, Minn. 28601

Mask (The) ball; monologue, by M. M. Stan-
ley. 2 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Maude May Stanley, Chicago; D: 15090,
Feb. 15, 1909 ; 2c. Feb. 15, 1909. 28602

Mask (The) of a king; a romantic drama, by
.V. Woods. 74 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Virna Woods, Sacramento. Cal. ; D :
1591, Mar. 17, 1902 ; 2c. Mar. 17, 1902. 28603

Mask of gold; a melodrama in a prologue and
4 acts, by W. U. Montgomery.

© W. U. Montgomery, Boone, la.; 1891:
6949, Feb. 21. 28604

Mask (The) of guilt; an original melodrama
in 4 tableaux, by Sutton Vane and Arthur
Shirley. Typewritten.

© William Calder, New York ; 1894 : 31340,
June 11 ; 2c. June 12. 28605

Mask (The) of honor; melodrama in 5 acts, by
E. Mortimer.

© Edmund Mortimer, New York; 1889:
33763, Nov. 7. 28606

— —a melodrama in 4 acts, by E. Mortimer.
© Edmund Mortimer, United States; 1892:
41023, Oct. 10. 28607

Mask of life; a romantic drama in 4 acts, by
.T. A. Stevens.

© John A. Stevens, United States; 1888:
7891, Mar. 16. 28608

Mask (The) of love; [by William Dornbusch]
142 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Wm. F. Dornbusch, jr., Brooklyn ; D :
12464, Mar. 2, 1908; 2c. Mar. 9. 1908. 28609

1431

28610

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

28628

Mask (The) of youth; a comedy iu 3 acts, l\v
H. Heaton. 137 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Harold Heatou, Groveland. N. Y. ; D :
11247, Aug. 28, 1907; 2c. Aug. 28, 1907.

28610

Masked ball; society eomody in 3 acts, by ^\'.
C Herman. Chicago, Chicago mauuscrlpl co..
1914. [30] p. f°. Mimeographed.

© Sept. 30, 1914; 2c. Nov. 11, 1914; D :
.•58776; Alex. Byers, Cliicago. 28610a

Masked (A) battei'y; a comedy in 1 act, by
E. O. Towne.

© Edward Owings Towne, Chicago; 1897:
25963, Apr. 26. 28611

a military drama in 4 acts, by E. iS. Mac-

lay. Typewritten.

© Edgar S. Maclay, Brooklyn ; 1890 : 12428.
Apr. 15; 2c. Apr. 15. 28612

Masked (The) cavalier; l)y Amelia Ducbemin.

© Caroline L. Janssen. Maiden. Mass.; D :

4331. Dec. 1, 1903. 28613

Masked (The) dancer; play in 2 acts, by R. 'SI.
Townsend. [2], 85 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 21, 1911; D: 23710; Rabili
M. Townsend, Philadelphia. 28614

Masked (The) duo; a 1 act comedy, by F. Mar-
quart.

© Fred Marquart. Sandnskv, O. ; 1894:
40613. Oct. 5. 28615

Masked (The) man; pluv iu 1 ael. liv E. \\'.
Waldron and J. Bates. [1], 14 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Sept. 16, 1914 ; D : 38132 ; E. W. Wal-
dron, New York. 28615a

Masked (The) model; operetta in 2 acts, book
and lyrics by Harry B. Smith and R. B.
Smith, music by Carl Woess. 93 p. 4°. Type-
written. [Words only]

© Ic. Dec. 28, 1915; D : 42.584 ; Robert B.
Smith, New York. 28615b

See also Girl (The) in green.

Masken; schauspiel in 5 akten, von Gustav Es-
maini, fiir die deutsche biibne bearbcitet voti
Walter Bloeni. Berlin, Vita, deutsches vor-
lagshaus [1909] 3 p. 1., [51-132 p. 12^

© Aug. 27. 1909; 2c. Sept. 22, 1909; D:
16836; Vita, deutsches verlagshaus, Berlin.

28616

Maskenfreiheit; schauspiel in 3 akten, 6 bildern,
von L. L. Leser.

© Lotta L. Leser, Philadelphia; D:3608,
June 17, 1903. 28617

Maskerade; schauspiel in 4 aufziigen, von Lud-
wig Fnlda. [New York, Druck von J. Oehler,
1904] 72 p. 8°.

© Felix Bloch erbeu, Berlin ; D : 5890. Dec.
. 9, 1904; 2c. Dec. 14, 1904. 28618

Maskeraders; drama in 3 acts, 6 scenes, by Fj.
E. Leser.

© Lotta L. Leser, I'hiladelphia ; D : 3607.
.lune 17, 1903. 28619

Masks; a comedy in 5 acts, by Elise Von Stam-
witz.

© Henry P. Salisbury. Brooklyn ; 1882 :
1605, Jan. 31. 28620

■ — —play in 1 act, by G. Harrison. 27 p. 4".

Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 19, 1912; D : 29458 ; Grovcr Har-
rison, Cambridge, Mass. 28621

Mason (The); or. The freemason. Typewrit-
ten.

© Charles E. Haverly, New York: 1S92 :
.'}5595. Aug. 29 : 1 copy reed. 28622

Mason and company; a drama in 4 acts, bv
T. H. Davis. 49 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Thomas Henry Davis, Wilkinsburg. I*a. ;
I): 2289, Sept. 3. 1902; Ic. Sept. 3, 1902; Ic.
Sept. 17, 1902. 28623

Mason (The) case; play in 1 act, by C. M. Sharp-
sten. 17 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 7, 1915; D: 41122: Cliarles Mac-
l>(>well Sharpsten. Portland, Or. 28623a

Masonic (The) lodge; a negro inilialion. Chi-
cago, Dramatic pub. co.

© Dramatic pub. co., Chicago ; 1898 : 68633.
Nov. 25 ; 2c. Nov. 25. 28624

Masonic (The) ring; or, The adventures of a
college bride, a farce in 3 acts, by Louise
Rand Bascom. Lebanon, O., March bros.
[1910] 46 p. 8°.

© Dec. 17, 1910: 2c. Dec. 23. 1910; D:
23022 ; March bros., Lebanon, O. 28625

Masonic (The) secret. Sec Bent, not broken.

Masonry exposed by means of the X rays; a
farce in 3 acts, by H. H. Stires.

© Helen H. Stires, Columbus, Neb.; 1896:
53025, Sept. 22. 28626

Masons (The) of our city; iocil draiii;i in lints,
by C. H. iMorton.

© Charles H. Morton. Pliiladelpliia : ISTt:
15932, Dec. 31. 28627

Masque (I»e) d'amour; piece en 5 actes et 9
tableaux [par Daniel Lesueur, pseud, of
.Teanne Loiseau Lapauze] 122 p. 12°.

© Daniel Lesueur, Paris ; D : 7401, Oct. 16,
1905; 2c. Oct. 16, 1905. 28628

1432

28638

COPVKKai'IKL) liS^ THE UNITED STAI'ES

28639

Masque (The) of conservation; play in 1 act.
by C. D, Mackay. 17 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 28, 1915 ; D : 41847 ; Constance
D'Arcv Mackay. Shii-ley Center, Mass.

28628a

Masque (A) of culture; l)y Annie Eliot [pseud,
of A. Fj. TrunihuUJ 2(1 ed. Hartford, Lock-
wood <fc Brainard company, 1894. 54 ji. 24°.
© Annie Eliot Trunilnill, Hartford: 1898:
52697 ; Nov. 27 ; 2c. May 2, 1894. 28628b

by Annie Eliot Trunil)ull. Boston, W. H.

Baker & CO., 3908. 88 p. 12°. ([Baker's ed.
of plays] )

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston: D:
14081, Oct. 17, 1908 ; 2c. Nov. 7, 1908. 28629

Masque (The) of joy; or. Drudgery trans-
formed, play, by E. de C. Seward and A. .T.
Latham. New York, A. G. Seiler [1914] 4;}

© Jan. lU. 1914; 2c. .Jan. i:?. 1914: D:
35640; Editli de ('harms Seward and Azubah
.L Latham, New York. 28629a

Masque (The) of judgment; a masque-drama
in 5 acts and a prelude, by William Vaughn
Moody. Boston, Small. Maynard & co., 1900.
2 p. 1.. 127 p. 12°.

© Small, Maynard & co., Boston; 1900 A:
2.5475, Oct. 13; 2c. Nov. 13. 1900. 28629b

tS'pe also Poems (The) and plays of Wil-
liam Vaughn Moody.

Masque (The) of Manhattan; book by M. Leon-
ard. London, ('onlliuiis" pi-inters, 1908. 12 p.
00°

© Mnrlia Leonard. IMonnt Kisco, N. Y. ; D:

13443. .Tuly 29, 1908; 2c. July 29. 1908: 2c.

May 29. 1909. 28630

Masque (A) of marsh and river; |ilay in 1 act.

by H. M. .Tones. [19| )). 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 23, 1915; D : .39802 : Howard
jMumford Jones, La Crosse, Wis. 28630a
Same. [32] p. 16°. Printed.

© June S, 1915; 2c. June 11. 1915; D:
4t)916 ; Howard Mnmford Jones, La (^rosse,
AVis. 28630b

Masque (The) of Montezuma. Hcc Masques
of East and West.

Masque (A) of old Japan. See Daimio's (The)
head.

Masque (The) of Proserpine. >S'ce Pageant
(A) of May.

Masque (The) of Quetzal's bowl. .S'( c Masques
of East and West.

Masque (The) of the gods; by Bayaril Taylur.

Boston. J. B. OsLiood and comii.-inx. 1S72. 48

p. 12°.

© Bayard Tavlor, I'cnnsvlvaiiia : 1S7-J : .S<i3;?.

Apr. 8; 2c. Apr. IS. 28630c

Same.

© Marie Taylor. New Yo)-k, in renewal for
14 years from Ai)r. 8. 19Ut) ; 1900 A: 3.564. Feb.
8, 1900. 28630d

Masque (The) of the gods — < 'oniiiuKHl.
Same.

© Marie Taylor, New York, as widow of
the author, in extension for 14 years. Ke-
newal no. .5053. Jan. 14. 1914. Renewal en-
try, Feb. 8, 19(10, no. A : 3-564. 28630e

Masque (The) of the red death; opera in 3 acts,
from the story i)y lOd.iiar Allan I'oc. dram-
atized by E. W. Mumloitl [i. e. E. W. CJraut]
30 p. 4". Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. (Jet. IS. 1911: D: 25521; p]thel Walls
]\Iumf()rd. New York. 28631

Masque (The) of the white rose; a play in 4
acts, by J. ]MacArthnr and Max Pemberton.
130 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© .Tames MacArthur. New York; I) : 3997,
Sept. 24, 1903; 2c. Sept. 17, 1903. 28632

Masquerade (The); comedy in 3 acts, by S. T.
r>akei-. i'l^i ]). 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 8, 1915; D : 39892 ; Sanuiel T.
Baker, Chicago. 28632a

• by W. Feldnian. 51 p. f° . Typewrit-
ten.

© AVilliam Feldman, Milwaukee; 1891:
3629, Jan. 24 ; 2c. Jan. 27. 28633

• or. The kingdom of Somnolens, comic 011-

era libretto in jn'olo^iie and 2 acts, l)y L. A.
Barber.

© La Verne A. Barber, Mai-s. Pa. ; D : 148,
Feb. 18, 1901. 28634

Masquerade (The) ball. Sec Bridget Brana-
gan's trouibles.

Masquerade girl; in 2 sketclies. by L. J. Hibsch.
30 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 6, 1910; D : 20727 ; Leon .L
Hibsch, Buffalo. 28635

Masquerade (The) of the baroness; a comic
opera in 3 acts, by Albert P. Southwick. 115
p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© A. 1'. Southwick, Brooklyn : I) : 8852,
.Inly 23, 1906; 2c. July 23, 19(»6. 28636

Masquerade (The) party; musical comedy in 2
acts and 3 scenes, by K. Zura. 15 j). 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 8, 1913; D: 3.5284; Kusella Zuru,
Boston. 28637

Masquerader (The); farce in 1 act, 1 scene, by
H. Lewis. 13 jt. \'" . Typewritt(>n.

© Ic. Feb. S, 1911 : I>:2:;2=h;
N^n\' York.

I lari'v Lewis,
28638

— -play fonnded on Katherine Cecil Tinirs-
tou's story of the same name, by S. Neuwirth
and Sol Altscliuler. [3], 50 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Nov. 8, 1910; D : 22515 ; Sul. Neu-
wirth, Brooklyn. 28639

1433

28640

DEAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

28657

Masquerader (The) — Continued.

■ — — plav in 1 :ict and 3 scenes, l>y N. and Al-
fred A. Hesse. [2], 11 p. 4^ Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 2, 1913 ; D : 35324 ; Nevada Hesse.
New York. 28640

Masqueraders (The); cliaracter slietch, l)y B.
Cronson. [10] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 30. 1912; D: 31003: Bernanl
(^ronson, New Yorlv. 28641

-dramatic sketch in 1 act, by F. D. SlicUey

and J. F. Bradley. 9 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 6, 1915; D:393S4; Frank D.
Shelley and John F. Bradley, New York.

28641a

a farcical comedy

in 2 acts.
Chapman,

■Worcester :
28642

© Mrs. Frank M
1880 : 7632, May 17.

• a play in 4 acts, by H. A. Jones.

© Henry Arthur Jones, London : D : 15534,
Apr. 5, 1909. 28643

• Same. London, S. French, ltd. ; New York,

S. French, 1909. 135 p. 8°. ([Plays of
Henry Arthur Jones] )

© Sept. 22, ]D09: 2c. Sept. 23. 1909; D:
1G857; Henry Arthur Jones, London. 28644

■ — — tabloid comedy dran)a in 3 acts, by Her-
bert Ramson. Chicago, Chicago manuscript
CO., 1913. [35] p. f°. Mimeographed.

© Nov. 5, 1913 ; 2c. Dec. 5, 1913 ; D : 35251 ;
Alexander Byers, Chicago. 28645

or, A game of dominoes, a comedy in 1

act, from the French of Louis Emile Dubry.
by L. A. Bradbury. New York, Edgar S. Wer-
ner and company, 1905. 31 p. 12°. (On
cover: Werner's plays)

© Edgar S. Werner. New York: D : 7130.
Aug. 19, 1905 ; 2c. Dec. G, 1905. 28646

or. At the French ball, by A. Madeira. 7

p. f°. Typewritten.

© Addison IMadeira, Kansas City, Mo. ; D :
13228, June 22, 1908; 2c. June 22, 1908.

28647

Masquerades; a farcical comedy in 2 acts.

© Mrs. Frank M. Chapman, AVorcester ;
1880 : 6276, Apr. 22. 28648

Masquerading as a profligate; a modern drama
in 4 acts, by L. D. Wostervelt and E. V.
Brown.

© Leonidas D. Wostervelt and En^l P.
Brown, New York ; 1895 : 9349, Feb. 13.

28649

Masquerading for millions; comedy in 5 acts,
by C. F. Blake. [35] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 19. 1912; D: 29424; Cornelia F.
Blake, San Diego, Cal. 28650

Masquerading girl; a musical comedy libretto
in 2 acts, by II. P.. Smith. 7(5 p. 4°. Type
written.

© Ilarrv 1'.. Smith. New York; D:79!S,
Feb. 5, llKMj; Lie. ,fun(,' 12, 1900. 28651

Same.

© Harry B. Smith. New York;
June 12, 1906. [For copies reed, see

D : SG7S.

D : 7948 j

28652

Masquerading (The) heiress; plav in 3 acts, bv
G. R. Craw. 160 p. 8°. Ms.

© ]c. Dec. 2, 1012; D : 31G30 : George R.
Craw, Vt. Wayno. Ind. 28653

Masquerading (The) lady.

© Bobbs-Merrill co., Indianapolis ; D : 10065,
Mar. 4, 1907. 28654

Masquerading lovers; by M. Appleton. 4 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 19. 1911; D: 25266; May xVpple-
t(«n. Philadelphia. 28655

Masquerading (The) widow; comedv in 2 acts,
by L. S. Foote. 48 p. 16°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 27, 1915: D: 40194; Lowell San-
boi-H i''(Kito. Sanbornvillc, N. H. 2S655a

Masques et bergamasques; ballet en 1 acte, par
Claude Debussy. Paris, A. Durand et tils,
1910. 8 p. 12°.

© July 30, 1910; 2c. Aug. 1, 1910; D :
21697 ; Durand et cie., Paris. 28656

Masques of- Cupid; by Evangeline Wilbour
Blashfield, illustrations by Edwin Howland
Blashfield. New York, C. Scribner's sons.
1901. viii p., 2 1., 3-264 p. front., plates. 4°.

Contents: A surprise party. — The lesser
evil. — The honor of the Crequy. — In Cleon's
garden.

© Charles Scribner's sons, New York; A:
21008, Nov. 14, 1901; 2c. Nov. 15, 1901.

28656a

Masques of East and West; by T. W. Stevens
and K. S. Goodman, ed. by Wallace Rice with
a foreword by Percy Mackaye. New York,
\'au.ghan & Gonmie, 1915. 250 p. 12°.

Contents : The daimio's bead. — The masque
of Montezuma. — Caesar's gods. — Rainald and
the red wolf. — A pageant for Independence
day. — The masque of Quetzal's bowl.

© May 15, 1915; 2c. May 20, 1915; D:
40704 ; Kenneth Sawyer Goodman and Thomas
Wood Stevens, Chicago. 28656b

Massacre (The) of Khartoum; a I'omantic, mili-
tary and spectacular drama in 5 acts, by A.
Everly.

© Adam Everly, Philadelphia; 1885:3930.
Feb. 12. 28657

1434

28658

COPYRIGHTED IN THE T^NITED STATES

28679

Massacre (The) of tlie Alamo and battle of
San Jacinto; historical, open air spectacle and
lire works drama, by L. Leubrie.

i© Lou Leubrie, I\Ien)phis, Teun. ; 1889 :
20180, June 28. 28658

Massarenes (The); a play in 5 acts, adapted
from the novel of the same name, by Sir W.
Young and Ouida [pseud, of Louise De la Ra-
mee] Typewritten.

© William Young and Louise De la Ila-
ra6e, England ; 1899 : 06603, Sept. 5 ; 2c. Sept.
5. 28659

Massiere (La); coraedie en 4 actes. par Jules
Lemaitre. [Paris, Impr. de I'lllustration]
1905. 2 p. 1., 65 p. 12°.

© J. Lemaitre, Paris; D : 6057, Jan. 12.
1905; 2c. Jan. 12, 1905. 28660

Master (The); a drama in 4 acts, by C. Mason.
57 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 19, 1912; D : 30900 ; Carl H.
Jlason, Hamilton, O. 28661

pantomime, by Kurt MatuU.

© Charles Racine Tvler, New York ; D :
4379, Dec. 11, 1903. 28662

-play in 2 pts., by H. C. Colwell. [85] p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 8, 1913 ; D : 34349 ; Henry Clif-
ford Colwell, Kittanning, Pa. 28663

■ -a society melodrama in 5 acts, by S. Block.

© Sheridan Block. United States; 1892:
22314, May 27. 28664

Master and man; a drama in 5 acts, by F. P.
Foster.

© Mrs. F. P. Foster. New York; 1878:

11449, Oct. 5. 28665

drama in 3 acts, by M. Keightley. 97 p.

4°. Tj'pewritten.

© Ic. June 3, 1911; D: 24394; Mabel

Keightley, South Bend, Ind. 28666

■ ■ melodrama in 5 acts, adapted from the

English, by Lorin Jasper Howard.

© Howard and Doyle, Chicago; 1898:
48029, Aug. 15. 28667

a play in a prologue and 4 acts, by F. H.

Williams. Philadelphia, D. F. Gillin. 1886.
23 p. 8°.

© Francis Howard Williams, Pliiladelphia ;
1886:17684, Aug. 3; 2c. Aug. 3. 28668

a romantic drama in 5 acts, by E. Weitzel.

© Edward Weitzel, Detroit; 1884:20352.
Oct. 9. 28669

Master and serf; story of Russian life in 4 acts.

© Greve lithographing co., IMilwaukee ; 1900
A : 5702, Mar. 2. 28670

Master (The) and the maid; an historic play
in 4 acts, M. II. Fahrney. Bellingham, Wash.,
W. H. Townes printing company, 1906. 51 p.
12°.

© Milton II. Fahrney, Chicago ; D : 8365,
Apr. 17, 1900 ; 2c. June 0. 1906. 28671

Master and the man; play in 4 acts, by F. W.
I\rathieu. 49 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 23, 1910; D: 20269; Frederick
W. Mathieu, New York. 28672

[Master builder; by Henrik Ibsen]

134 p. 12°.

© Sept. 9, 1910; 2c. Sept. 13, 1910; A:

273872 ; Maisel & co., New York. 28673

a drama in 3 acts, by Henrik Ibsen, tr.

from the Norwegian, by Jno. W. Arctander
Minneapolis, Waldm. Kriedt, 1893. 2 p. 1.,
160 p. front, (port.) 12°.

© Waldm. Kriedt. Minneapolis ; 1893 : 8214,
Feb. 13; 2c. Apr. 11. 28674

— a play in 3 acts, by Henrik Ibsen, tr. from
the Norwegian by Edmund Gosse and William
Archer, fs^ew York, Tait sons & company,
1893. 203 p. 12°.

© United States book co., New York ; 1893 :
10156, Feb. 25; 2c. Feb. 27. 28675

— • See also Works (The) of Henrik Ibsen.

Master Cale; a drama in 5 acts, by C. W.
Augustus.

© C. W. Augustus, Chicago; 1892:9105,
Feb. 29. 28676

Master (A) criminal; a 1 act comedy, by M.
Drew. 2 p. 1., 16 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 22, 1914; D: 38579; Maurice
Drew, Montvale, N. J. 28676a

Master (The) crook; 1 act playlet, by J.
Beckett. [2], 17 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 12, 1913; D : 32653 ; John
Beckett, San Francisco. 28677

Master (The) dreamer; in 2 acts, by F. R. Cut-
ter. 44 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Frederick Rollin Cutter, Cincinnati, O. ;
D : 12686, Apr. 6, 1908 ; 2c. Apr. 6, 1908.

28678

Master (The) drinker; comic opera libretto, by
E. J. Rich.

© Edith Juliet Rich, Milwaukee; D:2008,
May 26, 1902. 28679

1435

2S680

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

28700

Master (The) eye; or. The photographer, ia 1
act. by M. (i. Kern. 29 ji. f°. TypowritttMi.

© lo. July 23, unO; D : 21624 ; Mildred (i.
Kern. St. Louis. 28680

Master (The) fiend; a skeLcli, by L. Terry.
ILondon] Printed by tlie St. Pancreas electric-
press. 2G p. V2\

© Leonard Terrv. Lnndoii : hiliUl, Oct.

17, 1908; 2c. Oct. 17. P.Xis. 28681

Master (The) financier; play in 1 a't. by N. ^I.
Sweet. [11,23 p. f°. T.vpewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 26. 1914: l>:3r.2S]: Xornum
:\Ierrill Sweet, Louisville. 28681a

Master for a day; a conieily in 1 at-t, by .T. P.
Hill. 18 p. f°. Typewritten.

© John P. Hill. P.rooklyn: I):l(»:5(t4, Apr.

10, 1907; 2c. Apr. ](), 1907. 28682

Master George Washing'ton, his sixth birth-
day party; an bistnrical play for cluldren. by
EfTie Louise Koogle. Lebanon, O.. March
brothers, 1906. cover-title, 13 p. 12°.

© March bros., Lebanon. O. ; D : 92.j9. Del.

18, 1906; 2c. Nov. 10; lOOC. 28683

Master (The) hand; drama in 4 acts, by ('.
Ticknor. 62 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 18, 1911 ; D : 2r)257 : ( 'aroline Tick-
nor, .Jamaica Plain, Mass. 28684

a play iu 4 acts, by (.'arroll Fleming and

Florence Miller. 109 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© C. Fleming. New York: D: 11746. Sept.
27. 1907: 2c. Sept. 27. 19(»7. 28685

Master Harry Hendershot, the brave drum-
mer boy of the Rappaha,nnock; written and
dramatized by D. Hendershol. IS ]>. 8°.
Printed.

© Dell Hendershot. .Jackson. Mich.; 1877:
2960, Mar. 10; 2c. Ai)r. 12. 28686

Master (A) in Israel, Jesus of Nazareth; a 1
act tragedy of the Christ as presented by T. M.
I>e A. Condor. 10 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Theresia M. I)e Almaine Condor, Tucson,
Ariz.; D: 14801. .Tan. 12. 1909: Ic. .Tan. 12.
1909. 28687

Master knot; a jilay iu 4 acts, by S. W. ('utting.

© Sarah "Walkcn- CultinL;-. Ilrooklinc, Mass.:

D:4811, Feb. 12, 1904. 28688

Master (The) light; an American (haiiia in 4
acts, by J. ¥. A. Pyre.

© J. F. A. Pyre. Madison, Wis.; D:116(iit,
Oct. 28, 1907. 28689

Master (The) man; a dramatic composition in 4
acts, by H. Knott.

© Henry Knott, Chicago; D: 14072. Oct. 16.
1908. 28690

Master (The) mechanic's son; combined meht-
drama and vaudevide dramatic composition,
by ,r. L. Newell. 17 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© James Locey Newell, Saginaw. Mich.: 1>:
2849. Jan. 12. 1903: Ic Pec. 26, 1902; Ic. Jan.

• 26. 1903. 28691

Master (The) mind; 4 acr drama, by I). I (.Carter
lltseud. of I>. I>. CohenJ S.") p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Oct. 2;», 1912: ]):312(iS: l>aniel 1 >.
Carter. New York. 28692

3 act comedy (h'aiiia. by 1*>. P. <;ienn. 107

\K 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 7. 1909: 1»: 16941; Byron P.

Clenn. Long Beach. Cal. 28693

'a 3 act drama. 1)\ B. P. Cleiui.

© Byron J'. (Jh'mi. Long Bt>acli. Cjd. : D:
1."..'>97. Apr. 12. 19o;>. 28694

or. A master mind, l»y J. Kaiser. 42 p. f"

Typewritten.

© John Kaiser. Kansas City, ]Mo. ; J): 12647.
Mar. 21, 190S: 2c. Mar. 21, 1908. 28695

Master (The) move; comedy drama ol' to-day,
l)y K. AY. Cortis. 1.1 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 13, 191."); D: 40347; Ernest \Yh it-
house Cortis. East Orange, N. .T. 28695a

Master o' ceremonies; an original drama in 4
acts, and •"> tableaux, by C. Coote and It. F.
Cotton.

© Charles Coote ;iiid K. F. Cotton, TInited
States: 1889: 130.")8. A])!-. 29. 28696

■ ,sVr also Stuart Denville — gentleman.

Master (The) of arms; a inluialiue melodrama,
by G. F. Piatt.

© George T'oster PiaW. New Yoi-k : I> :
10719. June 7. 1907. 28697

— a i>hiy in 3 :icts. Iiy A. Browned. 140 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Atherton Browned. New York; 1>: 12767.
Apr. 17. 1908: 2c. June 20, 1908. 28698

Master (The) of Ballantrae. .s'cc House (The)
of Durrisdeer.

Master (The) of ceremonies; a play, adajiled
from the book id' George Manville Fenn. by
.Marie Bootli Douglas. Typewrit ten.

© Uichard Mansfield, New Vor!< : 1S9T:
29010. .May 12: 2c. May 12. 28699

Master (The) of conditions; play in 4 acts, by
J. :M. Peteler-Hug and I >. I^ebeuf. 60 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 30, 1913 ; D : 32185 ; J. M. Peteler
Hug and Delphine Lebenf. Oakl.and, Cal.

28700

1436

28701

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

28717

Master (A) of dreams; a coniiiiunity drama in
4 acts, l.y H. II. Hoyt. SI i>. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Haiiowe Randall Hoyt, Milwaukee ; 11 :
10781, June 17, 1907: 2c. .Tune 17. 1907.

28701

Master (The) of Helnieghani ; a musical com-
edy in 3 acts, by H. A. D'Arcy.

© H. A. D'Arcv. New York ; 1897 : 19658.
Mar. 26. 28702

Master (The) of Kingsgift; by M. Kelly.

© Marv Kellv. London; D : 56.16, Oct. 13.
1904. 28703

Master (The) of men; oi-, The bogusman. a
political play, by V. J. Blubaugli.

© Vance Jos. Blubaugh, Arkansas City.
Kan. ; D : 15619, Apr. 14. 1909. 28704

Master (A) of millions; a drama, by B. K.
Phillips.

© Bettiue Kavanaugh Phillips, New York ;
1897:49977, Sept. 7. 28705

Master (A) of mirth; a comedy drama, by H.
Pendexter and F. Patchin.

© Hugh Pendexter and Frank Patchin.
Rochester, N. Y. : D: 12078. Apr. 4, 1008.

28706

Master (The) of Mrs. Chilvers; an improbable
comedv, imagined by Jerome K. Jerome. Lon-
don, f. F. Unwin [1911] viii, 167 p. front,
(port.) 12°.

© Ic. July 29. 1911; A ad int. 730: inibd.
Jidy 3. 1911 ; J. K. Jerome, London. 28707

Master (The) of mystery; by C. T. Aldrich.
© Chas. T. Aldrich. Lakewood. O. : D:
9249, Sept. 24, 1906. 28708

Master (The) of Palmyra; by B. and G. ^lar-
burg after the German of Adolf Will^randt.
[74] p. f^ Typewritten.

© Ic. .July 20. 1909; D : 10329 : Blanco and
Guido Marburg, New York. 28709

drama in 5 acts, by Adolf Wilbrandt, tr.

from the German by Charles Gordon.

© Blanche Walsh. Brooklyn; 1899:24401.
Apr. 7. 28710

- — ■ a dramatic poem, by Adolf Wilbrandt. tr.
by Harriott S. Olive. (/» Poet lore, v. 13, no.
2, Apr. to June. 1901; periodical © Poet lore
CO., Philadelphia, B : 4235, Feb. Vi. 1901: 2c.
.Tuni' 8, 1901) 28711

— See also German classics of the nine-

Master (The) of the house; comedv drama in
4 acts, by Edgar James. [136] p." 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. June 15, 1911: D: 24486; .Tulius
Sfeger. New York. 28712

adapted from the German and recon-

structed for the American stage, by Edgar
James. Rev. version. [134] p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Jan. 4, 1912 ; D : 28222 ; Julius Steger.
New York. 28713

— play in 5 acts, by Sylvia Barr [pseud, of
E. Rice] [81] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 12, 1914; D : 37819 ; Elizabeth
Rice, Cincinnati. 28714

play in 1 act, by L. F. Deland. [1], 26 p.

4 . Typewritten.

© Ic. May 1, 1914 ; D : 36899 ; Lorin Fuller
Deland, Boston. 28714a

— • See (ilf<o Five one act plays.

teenth and twentieth centuries.
Master (The) of Red hall. See Jasi^er's love.

143

Master (The) of the king's company; a ro-
mantic comedv in 4 acts, bv S. B. Elliott and
:\r. Hosford. [121] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Sarah Barnwell Elliott and Maud Hos-
ford, New York; 1) : 2683. Dec. 5, 1902; 2<-.
Dec. 5, 1902. 28715

Master (The) of the mine; a drama in 4 acts
dramatized from Robert Buchanan's novel of
the same name, by E. Bai-bour.

© Edwin Barbour. United States; 1889:
10168, May 28. 28716

Master (The) of the Revolution; Washington,
master of the Revolution, a drama of revo-
lutionary war of 1776 to 1783, by G. R. F.
Fergu.son.

© Georgia Ransom Fay Ferguson, United
Slates; D:803; Aug. 26, 1901. 28717

Master (The) of Thornfield; play with a pro-
loiiue and 4 acts, from Charlotte Bronte's
Jane Eyre, by AV. H. C. Kirkbride. 121 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 13, 1915; D : 39:^87 : W. H.
Churchman Kirkl)ride, Roland Park, Md.

28717a

Master Olof; a drama in 5 acts, by August
Strindberg, tr. from the Swedish with an in-
troduction by Edwin Bjorkman. New York.
The American-Scandinavian foiuidation : Lon-
don. H. Milford ; Oxford university press.
1915. xxiii, 125 p. 12°. (Scandinavian clas-
sics. V. 4)

© Sept. 15, 1015; 2c. Oct. 12. 1915; aff.
Oct. 9, 1915: A:411932; American-Scandi-
navian foundation, New Y(trk. 28717b

28718

DEAMATIC COMPOSITIOKS

28732

Master (The) passion; ;i drainu in 5 acts, by A.
J. Miller.

© Anna Jcnness Miller, Washington ; 1899 :
33235, May 17. 28718

modern drama in 5 acts, by L. Duckers.

131, 55 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 14, 1914 ; D : 390S3 : Loslie Duck-
ers, Bronx, New York. 28718a

-play in 4 acts, by Beaumont Claxton

[pseud, of T. C. Taylor] [2], 61 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Ic. July 15, 1914; D: 37573; Thomas

28718b

Claxtou Taylor, Lorain, O.
— by Ernest Elton.

© Evelvn L. Hamilton, Staplcton, N. Y. ;
1894:40021, Sept. 5. 28719

— —play in 1 act, by I. K. Friedman. [2],
28 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 2, 1913; D: 33380; Isaac K.
Friedman, Winnetka, 111. 28720

Master Patelin, solicitor; comedy in 3 acts, by
Brueys, tr. by Barrett H. Clark. New York,
S. French ; London, S. French, ltd. [1915] 31
p. 12°. (The world's best plays, by cele-
brated European authors, B. H. Clark, gen-
eral ed.)

© Sept. 30, 1915; 2c. Oct. 4, 1915; D:
41889 ; Samuel French, New York. 28720a

Master Pierre Patelin; a farce in 3 acts, com-
posed anonymously about 14G4 A. D., Eng-
lished by R. T. Holbrook. Boston, Walter
H. Baker & co., 1914. li, 121 p. diagrs. &
illus. 12°.

© June 1, 1914 ; 2c. June 2. 1914 ; D : 37191 ;
IMehard T. Holbrook, Bryn Mawr, Pa.

28720b

Master (The) road; play in 4 acts, by C. East-
wood. [4], 96 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 7, 1910; D : 22007 ; Mrs. Carlin
Eastwood, Corte Madera, Cal. 28721

Master (The) sense; comedy for two other
senses in 4 acts, by K. Walter. [S3] p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 3, 1912 ; D : 29360 ; Karl Walter,
Kansas City, Mo. 28722

Master Skylark; a dramatization from the
story of the same name by J. Bennett, by John
Lane Connor, assisted by the author. 106 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© John Bennett, Charleston, S. C. ; D :
2879, Jan. 20, 1903; 2c. Jan. 20, 1903. 28723

dramatization of the book, by John Ben-
nett, prepared by Anna M. Liitkenhaus. New
York, Century co. [1914] 31 p. 12°.

© Apr. 3, 1914; 2c. Apr. 9, 1914; D:3GC97;
Century cu.. New York. 28723a

Master Skylark — Continued.

or. Will Shakespeare's ward, a dranuitiza-

tion from the story of the same name by J.
jiennett, by Edgar White Burrill assisted bv
the author. 123 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© John Bennett, Charleston, S. C. : D:
16031, June 8, 1909 ; 2c. June 28, 1909. 28724

Master (The) socialist; play in 4 acts, by F. H.
Fean. [2], 46 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 2, 1912 ; D : 28296 ; Frederick H.
Fean, New York. 28725

Master (The) stroke; play in 3 acts, by S.
Weatherley. [3], 44 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© le. Oct. 7, 1914; D : 38417 ; Stnart Weath-
erley, New York. 28725a

Master sword; a drama in 5 acts, by H, Alliot.

© Hector Alliot, Los Angeles; D: 7855, Jan.
15, 1900. 28726

Master (A) thief; a 1 act drama, by C. Macv.
[5] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 22, 1910; D: 21847; Carletou
IVIacy, Sheepshead Bay, N. Y. 28727

Master (The) touch; comedy in 1 act, by P. B.
Sipe. 19 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 23, 1915 ; D : 41296 ; Paul B. Sipe.
Pittsburgh. 28727a

Master Vaux; a study, by B. 11. Williams. 36
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Benjamin H. Williams, Danielson, Conn. ;
D : 2761, Doc. 23, 1902 ; 2c. Dec. 23, 1902.

28728

Master weaver; original play in 4 acts, by I. H.
Moore. 82 p. 4°. Typev\-ritten.

© le. Dec. 1, 1909 ; D : 17586 ; Ira H. Moore,
Cincinnati. 28729

Master Will's players; in 1 act, by A. Fawcett.
[2], 20 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© le. Nov. 15, 3910; D : 22561 ; Alien Faw-
cett, New York. 28730

Master (The) workm.an. 103 p. f°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Richard Burton, Walpole, N. H. ; D:
12815, Apr. 23, 1908; 2c. Apr. 23, 1908. 28731

Master (The) workman's vow.
of labor.

See Knight (A)
Remington.

Masterpiece (A); by Harlow N
20 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Lewis F. Higinbotham, New York : D :
14732, Dec. 24, 1908 ; 2c. Dec. 24, 1908. 28732

comedy drama in 3 acts, by J. C. Nugent

and .Lack Lait. [77 Ij). 4°. Typewritten.

© le. July 7, 1914 ; D : 37602 ; John C. Nu-
gent, Canal Dover. O. 28732a

1438

28733

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

28741

Masterpiece (A) — Continued.

drama in 1 act, by J. K. FaiTcll. [13] p.

4°. Typewritten.
© Ic. Aug. 1, 1910 ; D : 21700 ; John Rupert

Farrell, Bedford Hills, N. Y. 28733

a dramatic composition in 5 acts, by M.

Crosse. [Ij, 107 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 2, 1909 ; D : 16616 ; Margaret
Crosse, West Baden, Ind. 28734

■grand opera libretto in 5 acts, by S. Shat-

ford. [35] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 7, 1914 ; D : 3700S ; Sarah Shat-
ford, New York. 28734a

•play in 1 act. by B. Hurst and Charlie de

Lima. 11 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Brandon Hurst and Charles A. de Lima,
New York; 0:15512, Apr. 1, 1909; 2c. Apr.
1, 1909. 28735

— — by C. H. Bovell. [10] p. 4°. Type-

written.

© Ic. Oct. 30, 1915 ; D : 42128 ; Caryl Harri-
son Bovell, New York. 28735a

■ a story in 3 acts, bv C. Anthony Chandos

[pseud, of C. M. Sweet] 81 p. 4°. Type-
^vritten.

© Chandos Morris Sweet, New York; D:
12380, Feb. 18, 1908 ; 2c. Feb. IS, 1908. 28736

or, The right to happiness, [a play in 4

acts] by J. Farrell. 6 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 14, 1909; D : 16557 ; John Far-
rell, Bedford Station, N. Y. 28737

Masterpieces (The) of modern drama: English
and American; abridged in narrative, with
dialogue of the great scenes, by John Alex-
ander Pierce, prefaced with a critical essay
by Brander Matthews. Illus. from jJlioto-
graphs. Garden City, N. Y., Doubleday, Page
& company, 1915. xxii, 320, 286 p. front.,
plates (ports.) 8°.

© Dec. 28, 1915 ; 2c. and aff. Dec. 30, 1915 ;
A: 420125; Doubleday, Page & co., Garden
City, N. Y. 28737a

— ■ Foreign; abridged in narrative, with dia-
logue of tlie great scenes, by John Alexander
Pierce, prefaced with a critical essay by
Brander INIatthews. Illus. from photographs.
Garden City, N. Y., Doubleday, Page & com-
pany, 1015. xxii, 313, 300 p. front, plates
(ports.) 8°.

© Dec. 28, 1915; 2c. and aff. Dec. 30, 1915;
A: 420124; Doubledav, Pago & co., Garden
City. N. Y. 28737b

Masterpieces of the English drama: Beaumont
and Fletcher; ed. i)y I'elix E. Schelling. New
York, Cincinnati [etc.] American book com-
pany [1912] V, 414 p. front, (ports.) 12°.

Contents : The maid's tragedy. — Philaster ;
(•r. Love lies a-bleeding. — The faithful shep-
herdess.— Bonduca.

© May 29, 1912; 2c. June 1, 1912; A:
310036 ; American book co., New York. 28738

Ben Jonson; with introduction by Ernest

Rhys. New York, Cincinnati [etc.] American
book company [1915] v, 569 p. front, (port. )
]2°.

Contents : Every man in his humour. — Vol-
pone; or. The fox. — Epiccene ; or, The silent
woman. — The alchemist.

© July 22, 1915 ; 2c. and aff. July 24, 1915 ;
A : 410000; American book Co., New York.

28738a

— Christopher Marlowe; with introduction by
William Lyon Phelps . . . New York, Cin-
cinnati [etc.] American book co. [1912] v.
426 p. front. 12°.

Contents : Tamburlaine the Great. — The
tragical history of Doctor Faustus. — The Jew
of Malta. — Edward the Second.

© May 15, 1912; 2c. May 17, 1912; A:'
312825 ; American book co.. New York. 28739

— ■ Philip Massinger; ed. by Lucius A. Sher-
man. New Y'ork, Cincinn*Tti [etc.] American
book company [1915] v, 410 p. fi-ont.
16°.

Contents : The Roman actor. — The maid
of honour. — A new way to pay old debts. —
Believe as you list.

© Dec. 21, 1912; 2c. Dec. 24, 1912; A:
328908 ; American bk. co.. New York. 28740

— Thomas Middleton; ed. by Martin W.Samp-
soTi. New York, Cincinnati [etc.] American
book company [1915] v, 410 p. front,
(port.) 12°.

Contents : IMichaelmas term. — A trick tc
catch the old one. — A fair quarrel. — The
changeling.

© Nov. 30, 1915; 2c. and aff. Dec. 4, 1915;
A : 414892 ; American book co.. New Y'ork.

28740a

— Webster and Tourneur; with an introduc-
tion by Ashley H. Thorndyke. . . New York,
Cincinnati [etc.] American book companv
[]912] 2 p. 1., 404 p. front. 12°.

Contents : Introduction. — The wliite devil ;
or, Vittoria Corombona. — The Duchess of
Malli. — Appius and Virginia. — The revenger's
tragedy.

© May 21, 1912; 2c. May 24, 1912; A:
312940: Ameiican boolc co., New Yoi-k. 28741

14:51)

28742

DItAMATTC COMPOSTTIOXS

28759

Masterpieces of the Eiiglish drama — ('(Hild.
William Congreve; with iiii iutnidiK'tion

by \Villi;im Arclier. . . New York, CiiKiii-

luiti I etc. I Aiiifrican book corapnny [19121 v.

•i06 p. iucl. front, (port.) 12°.

("o.xTENT.s : The double-flea ler. — Love for

love. — Tlif way of the world. — The moiirnin,!.!;

bride.

(?) Oct. :?, 1012; 2c. Oct. .".. Ii)l-J: A : 320754 ;

AuHM-iciin book co.. New York. 28742

Masters and slaves; drama in 4 acts, by P. I.
Cook and C. H. AYundcrlich. -lO p. 4°. Type-
written.

<c) Ic. Nov. 6, 1912 ; D : 31334 ; Paul I. Cook
and C. H. Wnnderlich. San Francisco.

28743

3 act play for the people, by P. I. Cook and

C. H. Wuiiderlich. [531 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Jan. 27, 1912 ; D : 28460 ; Paul I.
Cook, San Francisco, and C. H. Wunderlich.
Richmond, Cal. 28744

Master's (The) birthday; a play for children in
3 acts, with an (']iilo,t;ne in pantomime, by H.
li. Woodman.

© H. Ilea WoiKlman, Washington; D:
12ir)7, Jan. 10, 190S. [2 copies i-eceived June
30, 1910] 28745

•
Master's (The) last dream; a musical tragedy
in 1 act and 5 scenes, by F. Briggs. [3] p.
f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 16, 1910; D: 21838: Frederick
Briggs. San Diego, Cal. 28746

Masters of men; by ]\I. Robertson.

© Morgan Robertson. New York; D : 4024.
Sept. 28, 1908. 28747

an American play in 4 acts, by A. Hop-
wood. 115 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© A very Hopwooil, New York: D:929].
Oct. 23, 1906; 2c. Nov. 28, 1906. 28748

Master's (The) power; or, Aschimedas, the
true son, by S. M. Dudley.

© Sarah Marie Dudlev, Detroit ; D : 11223.
Aug. 24, 1907. 28749

Master's (The) touch; in 1 act. by Alan Brooks
I pseud, of 1. Ilaywardl [2]. 38 ]>. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. July 13. 1910: l):21."i2: Irving Hav-
ward, New York. 28750

Master's (The) voice; drama in 3 acts, bv
M. Pipes. Chicago, M. Pipes, 1915. 20 p.
12°.

© Nov. 15, 1915; 2c. Nov. 27. 1915; D:
42363; Mai Pipes. Chicago. 28750a

Master's (The) voice — Continued.

^play in 1 act, by E. Eliscu. [2], 12 p. 4\

Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 29, 1914; D : 38364 ; Edward

Eliscu, New York. 28750b

Master's (The) way.
true son.

Sec Emmanuel, the

Mastersingers (The) of Nuremberg; play in 3
acts, by Richard AVagner, English tr. by
Ernest Newman, German text rev. by W.
Colther. London, Breitkopf it Hartel, 1912.
Ill p. 4°. [Libretto only]

© June 29, 1912; 2c. Sept. 7, 1912; D:
30759 ; Breitkopf & Hartel, New York. 28751

Mat; original comedy drama, by Annie Lewis
(INIrs. F. W. Johnson) Typewritten.

© Mrs. F. W. Johnson. Boston: 1887:
31497, Dec. 6; 2c. Oct. 29, 1888. 28752

Mat Coyle's determination; melodrama of
boy's academy life in 5 acts, b.v D. A. Cough-
Ian.

© D. A. Cougblan, Philadelphia; 1898:
68214, Nov. 22. 28753

Mat, the romp; a play, by F. G. Maeder, being
a revision of his play entitled Nip.

© Fred. G. :\laeder, Pliiladelphia ; 1882:
21062, Dec. 12. 28754

Matador (The); a plav in 4 acts, and 1 scene,
by E. B. Cauthoru. 51 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Eudora Burns Cauthorn, Portland, Or. ;
D: 12547, Mar. 3, 1908; 2c. Mar. 4, 1908.

2875b

Matadore (The); or. His bluff called, an origi-
nal comedy sketch in 1 act and 2 scenes, by
A'iva Glenn Visscher. 7 p. f°. Typewritten.

© V. G. Visscher, Chicago; D : 9302, Oct. 22.
1906; 2c. Oct. 5, 1906. 28756

Matasuntha; nuisikdrama in 1 vorspiel und "2
akten, text uach Felix Dahn's Ein kampf um
Rom, A'on J. AVick, nmsik von Otto AA^ick.
[3], 36 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 9, 1914; D : 36288 ; Josef AVick,
Buffalo. 28756a

Mataswintha; opera, l\v Xaver Scharwenka.
Libretto. New A'ork, Breitkopf & Hartel.

© Breitkopf & Hartel, New Y^ork ; 1893:
43633. Sept. 29; 2c. Sept. 30. 28757

Match-box (A); a farce corned v in 3 acts, by
C. H. Boyle and C. Graham.

© Charles H. Boyle and Carrie Graham.
Minneapolis; 1898:17378. Mar. 14. 28758

— —an original comedy in 2 acts, ))y Alice (iale
AA^oodbury. New Yoi-k, Tlie De AVitt publisli-
ing house.

© R. H. Russell & son. New York; 1894:
60040, I>ec. 24; 2c. Oct. 9, 1895. 28759

1440

28760

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

28777

Match de boxe; comedie en 3 actes, de J. J.
Frappa et H. Dupuy-Mazuel. 26 p. 4°. (Sup-
plement gratuit au no. 2944 du Monde illus-
tr§, 30 aoQt 1913)

© Aug. 30, 1913; 2c. Sept. 17, 1913; D:
84442 ; Jean Jos6 Frappa et Henry Dupuy-
Mazuel, Paris, 28760

Match-maker (The); comedy drama in 3 acts,
by C. Dickson and H. Doblin. 180 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 8, 1915 ; D : 41937 ; Charles Dick-
son and Henry Doblin, New York. 28760a

— a comedy in 4 acts, by E. R. Terry.

© Edmund Roderick Terry, New York ;
1886:8835, Apr. 13. 28761

— a comedy in 1 act, by E. A. Guest. 28 p.
t°. Typewritten.

© Edgar A. Guest, Detroit ; D : 12510, Mar.
7, 1908; 2c. Mar. 26, 1908. 28762

by Everett Henry Rupert. New York,

S. French ; London, Samuel French, ltd., 1914.
18 p. 12°. ( [French's international copy-
righted ed. of the works of the best authors,
no. 276] )

© Feb. 11, 1914; 2c. Feb. 12, 1914; D:
36000; Samuel French, New York. 28762a

a farce in 1 act, by H, B. Dox. 16 p. f °,

Typewritten.

© Hamilton Bogart Dox, Peoria, 111. : D :
12404, Feb. 21, 1908 ; 2c. Mar. 7, 1908. 28763

— a new and original vaudeville comedy play,
by H. J. Sayers.

© Henry J. Sayers, New York ; 1894 : 11610,
Feb. 26. 28764

— play in 1 act, by M. Longhi. 6 p. f .
Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 18. 1913; D: 34677; Marian
Longhi, Denver. 28565

— playlet, by W. B. Cooke. [7] p. 4°. Type-

written.

© Ic. Nov. 26, 1912 ; D : 31475 ; AVm. Bur-
rowes Cooke, Philadelphia. 28766

a playlet in 1 act, by W. W. Norton. 25 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© William Warren Norton, Detroit ; D :
4799, Mar. 28, 1904 ; 2c. Mar. 28, 1904. 28767

Match-makers (The); by W. G. Barrows.

© Wayne Groves Barrows, Park Ridge. 111. :
D : 12249, Jan. 27, 1908. 28768

a comedy in 1 act. by A. E. [pseud of Annie

Eliot Trumbull] Boston. G. M. Baker &

company, 18S4. 30 p. 12°. ( [Globe drama])

© George M. Baker, Boston ; 1884 : 21731,

Oct. 30; 2c. Oct. 30. 28769

Match-makers (The) — Continued.

a drama in 5 acts, founded on Thackeray's

novel of The Newcomes, by C. A. Scott.

Houston, Tex., 1904. vii, [8]-54 p. 1 I. 8°.

© Charles A. Scott, Houston ; D : 5400, Aug.
9, 1904 ; 2c. Nov. 25, 1904 ; 2c. Dec. 2, 1904.

28770

a farcical society comedy in 2 acts, by R. D.

Scott. [3], 88 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 10, 1913; D: 32252; Robert D.
Scott, Lincoln, Neb. 28771

Match-maker's (The) conscience; drama in 5
acts, by A, A. Johannsen. 82 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Apr. 16, 1915; D: 40372; Anna Au-
gusta Johannsen, New York. 28771a

Match-maker's (The) strategy. See Capital
punishment.

Match-making and match-breaking; by J.
Ross. Typewritten.

© Julia Ross, Asbury Park; 1898:116.58,
Feb. 15; 2c. Jan. 17. 28772

Match-making father; or. The bashful suitor,
a farce in 1 act, by [James W.] Shettel and
[W. M.] George. Clyde, O., Ames' publishing
CO., 1892. 8 p. 12°. ([Ames' series of
standard and minor drama, no. 313] )

© Ames pub. co., Clyde, O. ; 1892 : .53631,
Dec. 29; 2c. Jan. 16, 1893. 28773

Match-safe (A); a farce comedy in 3 acts, by
F. Reynolds.

© Fin Reynolds, Pittsburgh; 1893:49236,
Nov. 4. 28774

Same.

© Fin Reynolds, Pittsburgh; 1898:7726,
.Tan. 25 ; 2c. Jan. 25. 28775

Matches; a comedy in 8 acts, by F. A. Mathews
(Marguerite F. Aymar)

© Fannie Aymar Mathews, New York ; 1880 :
7684, May 17. 28776

by L. F. Baum.

© Louis F. Baum, Richburg, N. Y. ; 1882:
2235, Feb. 11. 28777

Matching a militant; comedy in 1 act, by P. B.
Sipe. [3], 19 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 12, 1914; D: 37830; Paul B.
Sipe, Pittsburgh. 28777a

Matchless (A) match; or. Her vacation, origi-
nal comedy playlet, by F. L. Hall. 8 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 25, 1915 ; D : 41828 ; Frank Lay-
ton Hall, New York. 28777b

5379—16-

-91

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28778

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

28797

Matchless (A) paragon; or, The pretty step-
mother, a comedy in 3 acts, from the French
of Sardou, by Harry Paulton and Mostyu
Tedde.

© Augustia Daly, New York ; 1890 : 952,
Jan. 6. 28778

Mated, a modern tragedy; drama in 3 acts, by
S. R. Schlesinger. [2], 28 p. f°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Oct. 25, 1913 ; D : 34823 ; Sara Rosen-
field Schlosingei", Colorado Springs, Col.

28779

Mated by jury; an extravaganza in 2 acts, by
Sherman F. Johnson. Boston, W. H. Baker
& CO., 1905. 26 p. J.2°. (On cover: Baker's
ed. of plays)

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston; D:
7220, Sept. 7, 1905; 2c. Oct. 12, 1905. 28780

Matelot (Le) Cartahut; operette en 2 actes et
3 tableaux, de Gabriel Timmoi-y [pseud, of
Ren6 Wahl] et Maurice de Marsan. Paris,
Librairie thSatrale du Nouveau siecle, 1910.
96 p. 12°.

© Sept. 1, 1911 ; 2c. Oct. 23, 1911 ; D : 25557 ;
G. Ondet et M. Viterbo, Paris, 28781

Mateo Falcone; musical tragedy in 1 act, by
Heinrich Zoellner.

© Heinrich Conried, New York; 1893:
56219, Dec. 20. 28782

See also Little Fortunato. — Mother (The)

or the son.

Mater; an American study in comedy, by Percy
IMacKaye. New York, Macmillan company,
1908. 7 p. 1., 3-163 p. 12°.

© Macmillan co.. New York; D: 13963,
Sept. 30, 1908 ; 2c. Oct. 1, 1908. 28783

Material for vaudeville; a variety playlet, by
F. B. Hinman. [3] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 3, 1909 ; D : 16627 ; Frank Bar-
clay Hinman, Denver. 28784

Materialisation (La) de Miss Murray; com^die
en 1 acte, par F. de Nion. (Supplement aux
Annales politiques et litteraires. 1*"' septembre
1907)

© Francois de Nion, Paris ; D : 11234. Aug.
26, 1907; 2c. Aug. 26, 1907. 28785

Maternite; piece en 3 actes, par Brieux. Paris,
P. V. Stock, 1904. 3 p. 1., 227 p. 12°.

© P. V. Stock, Paris; D : 4464, Jan. 4,
1904; 2c. Jan. 4, 1904. 28786

Maternity; drama in 4 acts, by 51. T. D. Bar-
ton and L. Thompson.

© Marion T. D. Barton, East Orange, N. J.,
and Lilian Thompson, New York ; D : 11080.
Julv 30, 1907. 28787

Maternity — Continued.

a play in 3 acts, by Brieux, tr. from the

French by Mrs. Bernard Shaw. New York,
Benj. R. Tucker, 1907. 1 p. 1., 78 p. 12°.

© George Bernard Shaw, London ; D : 12139,
• Dec. 30, 1907; 2c. Jan. 20, 1908. 28788

See also Three plays; by Brieux.

Maternus; tragedy in 5 acts, by E. Spencer.

© Edward Spencer, Randallstown. Md. ;
1875 : 12497, Nov. 27. 28789

Mates; by E. Alderson. 88 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Erville Alderson, Kansas City, Mo. ; D :
12320, Feb. 7, 1908 ; 2c. Feb. 7, 1908. 28790

• a drama in 4 acts, by E. A. Locke.

© E. A. Locke, Rochester, N. Y. ; 1882:
13026, Aug. 7. 28791

Mathematician's (The) dream. See Love's
labor crowned.

Mathew's old partner; by F. E. Green and A. E.
Lisbon. 6 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Fred. E. Green and Albert E. Lisbon,
Oakland, Cal. ; D : 1.5437, Mar. 24, 1909; Ic.
Mar. 24, 1909. 28792

Mathias Sandorf ; a grand spectacular dramatic

phiy, witli or without ballets, by Jules Verne.

© Bolossy Kiralfy, New York ; 1887 : 31472,

Dec. G. 28793

Mathilde; or. The emperor and the peasant,
an original American drama, by Mrs. L. D.
Shears.

© Mrs. L. D. Shears, New York ; 1879 : 3091,
Mar. 6. 28794

Matias Lopez; zarzuela en 1 acto y 5 cuadros,
original de E. Paradas y J. Jimenez, miisica de
los maestros Cayo Vela y Enrique Bru. Mad-
rid [Sociedad de autores espailoles] 1913. 50
p. 12°. [Libretto only]

© Mar. 28, 1914; Ic. Mar. 30, 1914; D:
36547; Enrique Paradas y Joaquin Jimenez,
Madrid. 28794a

Matilda; a farce in 3 acts, by I. N. Morris.

© Ira Nelson Morris, Washington; 1897:
36442, June 19. 28795

Matilda of Matteawan; a twenty minute play-
let, by Chester Barron. 7 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Thomas H. Barron, New York ; D : 3476,
May IS, 1903; 2c. :May 18, 1903; Ic. new ed.
Julv IS, 1903; Ic. new ed. Nov. 23, 1903.

28796

Matilda Quick; a comedy drama in 4 acts, by
C L. Tantow, jr.

© Charles L. Tantow, jr., Chicago; 1884:
6329, Mar. 24. 28797

1442

28798

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

28820

Matinee girl; by li. Shannon. 8 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Lavinia Shannon, New York ; D : 8400,
Apr. 21, 1906 ; 2c. Apr. 16, 1906. 28798

— a comedy in 3 acts, by J. A. Reed.

© J. A. Reed, New York ; 1897 : 29224, May
13. 28799

— ■ a nnisical comedy, by E. F. Rush.

© Edwin F. Rush, New York ; 1896 : 36627,
June 23. 28800

a musical comedy in 3 acts, by P. E. Browne

and O. C. James.

© Porter Emerson Browne and C. Campbell
James, Boston ; D : 1726, Apr. 11, 1902. 28801

■play in 2 acts, by W. Gross. [2], 41 p. f°.

Typewritten,

© Ic. July 27, 1912 ; D : 30361 ; Wm. Gross,
Sioux City, la. 28802

Matinee (A) hero; sketch in 1 act, by D. Bowles.
10 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 11, 1911; D: 23923; Donald
Bowles, Gloucester, Mass. 28803

Matinee (The) idol; character drama, by J. C.
Morris. 5 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 26, 1910; D : 21189 ;
Charles Morris, Findlay, O.

Joseph
28804

— •comedy in 1 act, by Daniel Scott. 21 p.
obi. 12°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 14, 1910; D : 20789 ; M. Daniel
Shatz, New York. 28805

■ a duologue in 1 act, by Anthony E. Wills.

New York, Dick & Fitzgerald, 1908. 10 p.
12".

© Dick & Fitzgerald, New York ; D : 12367,
Feb. 15, 1908 ; 2c. June 2, 1908. 28806

Matinee (A) ticket; 1 act comedy in 3 scenes,
by John Woodford and Jeanette Marlboro. 20
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Woodford and Marlboro, Chicago ; D :
9466, Nov. 19, 1906 ; 2c. Nov. 19, 1906. 28807

Mating'; drama in 4 acts, by B. Hill and W. P.
Dodge. 102 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 16, 1910 ; D : 20210 ; Beatrice Hill
and Wendell Phillips Dodge, New York.

28808

Mating (The) game; comedy aspect of eugenics
in 3 acts, by H. O. Stechhan. [2], 138 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 10, 1912 ; D : 31642 ; H. O. Stech-
han, Los Angeles. 28809

Matlack's evidence; romance of the mining
camp in 4 acts, by H. P. Mawson. 155 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 26, 1913; D : 33076 ; Harry P.
Mawson, New York. 28810

Matrimonial (A) advertisement; a comedietta
in 1 act, by Egbert W. Fowler. Boston, W. H.
Baker & co., 1893. 9 p. 12°. ( [Baker's ed. of
plays] )

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston; 1893:
24670, May 22 ; 2c. July 28. 28811

Matrimonial agency; or, "Wives and husbands
supplied, a lively minstrel afterpiece, by
Frank Dumont. New York, Chicago [etc.] M.
Witmark & sons, 1904. 17 p. 12°, (On
cover: The Witmark stage publications)

© M. Witmark & sons. New York ; D : 6045,
Dec. 28, 1904 ; 2c. Dec. 27, 1904. 28812

Matrimonial (The) agent; a comedy, 1)y C. Mc-
Donald.

© Charles McDonald, Cincinnati; 1885:'
23850, Nov. 13. 28813

Matrimonial bliss; a scene from real life, by
Ida jr. Buxton. Clyde, O., A. D. Ames, 1884.
6 p. 12°. ([Ames' series of standard and
minor drama, no. 139] )

© A. D. Ames, Clyde, O. ; 1884 : 25102, Dec.
17; 2c. Dec. 17. 28814

Matrimonial (A) blizzard; a farce, by E. Mc-

Wade. Typewritten.

© Edward McWade, Buffalo; 1899:17155,
Mar. 6 ; 2c. Mar. 6. 28815

Matrimonial (A) bureau; by T. Walmesley.
31 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Thomas Walmeslej', New York; 1890:
7409, Mar. 4 ; 2,c. Mar. 4. 28816

a comedy in 3 acts, by L. Fitz Gerald.

© Lutie Fitz Gerald, Chicago ; D : 3557,
June 8, 1903. 28817

— ■ a comic entertainment, by Lutie Fitz Gerald.
Chicago, T. S. Denison [1904] 25 p. 12°.

© T. S. Denison, Chicago ; D : 5276, July 8,
1904; 2c. Sept. 17, 1904. 28818

playlet, by S. Brooks. [1], 20 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 11, 1913 ; D : 34696 ; Sara Brooks,
Philadelphia. 28819

— playlet in 1 act, by H. A. Guiremand. 20 p.
4°,, Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 12, 1914; D : 35625 ; Harry A.
Guiremand, New York. 28819a

— See also Jethro Jingle, jr.

Matrimonial (A) episode; an original playlet
in monologue, by Louis Weslyn. 3 p. 8°.
Printed.

© Ellen Campion, Seattle; D:3493, May
26, 1903 ; 2c. Aug. 18, 1903. 28820

1443

28821

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

28840

Matrimonial (The) exchange; an eccentric
comedy in 2 acts, by N. H. Pelham. New
York, Dick & Fitzgerald, 1905. 49 p. 12°.

© Dick & Fitzgerald, New York ; D : 6003,
Jan. 4, 1905; 2c. Jan. 11, 1905. 28821

1 act play, by L. Stein. 6 p. 4°. Typewrit-

ten.

© Ic. July 14, 1910 ; D : 21558 ; Leon Stein,
New York. 28822

Matrimonial (A) flash. See Terwilliger.

Matrimonial (A) mix; by Robert C. V. aieyers.

© P. Garrett & co., Philadelphia; 1S96:

16156, Mar. 12. 28823

Matrimonial mix up; 1 act sketch for vaude-
ville, by J. F. Welan. [1], 8 p. t°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Aug. 22, 1912; D: 30639; Jas. F.
Welan, Scranton, Pa. 28824

Matrimonial (A) muddle; or, Who's the heir-
ess? an original emotional drama in 4 acts,
by C. C. D'Estaing.

© C. Corinne D'Estaing, United States;
1878 : 5042, Apr. 25. 28825

Matrimonial (A) nightmare; modern drama in
4 acts and epilogue, by F. F. Burtis. [44]
p. i°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 26, 1915 ; D : 42178 ; F. Fillmore
Burtis, New York. 28825a

Matrimonial panic. See Sally.

Matrimonial perplexities; comedy sketch,
by M. S. Keightley. 5 p. f°. Typewritten.
© Mabel S. Keightley, South Bend, Ind. ;
D : 10809, June 19, 1907 ; 2c. June 19, 1907.

28826

Same.

21 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 7, 1911 ; D : 24431 ; Mabel Keight-
ley, South Bend, Ind. 28827

Matrimonial (A) substitute; comedietta in ]
act, by Charles Horwitz. Typewritten.

© Gene Hughes, New York ; 1900 A : 394.
Jan. 4; 2c. Jan. 4. 28828

Matrimonial tangle. See Furniture man.

Matrimonial tiff; farce in 1 act, adapted from
the German, by Harold Sander. 18 p. 12°.

© July 6, 1914; 2c. July 7, 1914; D: 37481;
Dick & Fitzgerald, New York. 28828a

Matrimonial (A) vacation; bv G. S. Dunkin.
100 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Gertrude Scott Dunkin, New York; D:
3037, Feb. 24, 1903 ; 2c. Feb. 24, 1903. 28829

Matrimonial (A) venture. 5 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Frances Wrede, New York ; D : 14219,
Nov. 6, 1908; 2c. Nov. 20, 1908. 28830

farce, by Chas. S. Bird. New York, S

French; London, S. French, ltd., 1912. 33 p
12°.

© Aug. 29, 1912; 2c. Aug. 31, 1912; D
30710; Samuel French, New York. 28831

Matrimonio di Casanova; commedia in 4 att
[di] U. Ojetti e R. Simoni. Milano, Fratelli
Treves, 1910. 3l6 p. 12°.

© Jan. 25, 1910; 2c. Mar. 11, 1910; D:
20419; Ugo Ojetti & Renato Simoni, Milaii.

28832

Matrimonio solidario; .luguete comico en 1 acto,
original de R. de Santa Ana. Madrid [Socie-
dad de autores espaiioles] 1908. 30 p. 12°.

© Rafael de Santa Ana, Madrid ; D : 14684,
Jan. 2, 1909; 2c. Jan. 2, 1909. 28833

Matrimony; an American comedy in 4 acts, bv
B. Campbell.

© Bartley Campbell, United States; 1880:
13551, Sept. 4. 28834

a comedy in 3 acts, by Arthur James Peg-

ler.

© A. .L Pegler and P. B. Hunt, Minneapo-
lis ; 1898 : 48493, Aug. 17 ; 2c. Sept. 19. 28835
comedy-vaudeville in 1 act, with couplets,

words by B. Bancker, music by Emma Marcy
Raymond.

© Betsey Bancker, New York; 1887:12462,

May 11. 28836

Matrimony, before and after; a descriptive

monologue, by Bob O'Link fpseud.] New

York, Dick & Fitzgerald, 1907. 8 p. 12°.

© Dick & Fitzgerald, New York ; D : 10077,
May 31, 1907 ; 2c. Aug. 20, 1907. 28837

Matrimony by mail; playlet in 1 act, by C. H.
O'Donnell. [1], 13 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 20, 1914 ; D : 37151 ; Charles H.
O'Donnell, New York. 28837a

Matrimony in prospect and realization. See
Bitter-sweet.

Matrimony, limited; a comedy in 3 acts, by F.
Emory.

© Frederic Emory, Washington ; D : 4834,
Apr. 4, 1904. 28838

by J. T. Wheelwright.

© John T. Wheelwright, Boston: D:

9470, Nov. 20, 1906. 28839

Matrimony on the half shell; farce in 1 act,

b.v T. A. Crowley and A. F. Norcross. 12 p.

f°. Typewritten.

© T. A. Crowlev and A. F. Norcross, Massa-
chusetts; D: 12893, May 4, 1908; 2c Mav 4,
1908. 28840

1444

28841

COPYKIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

28863

Matrimony (The) stakes. Sec Modern (A)
MepMsto.

Mattie Madcap, the household angel; a protean
(Irnuiii in 3 acts, by Fred. Williams.

© George W. Foster, Charlestown, Mass.;
J 871 : 12229, Dec. 23. 28852

Matslia; a libretto of a grand opera, by W. H.
Gardner.

© William H. Gardner, Roxbury, Mass. ;
1890 : 19870, Jujie 19. 28841

Matt; a dramatic comedy, by Fred Lee [pseud,
of Joseph Batstone]

© .Toseph Batstone, New York ; 1885 : 8291, Mattieu. See Will-o'-the-wisp.

Mattie's kid; by G. N. McEvoy. 9 p. f°. Type-
written.

© George Nesbit McEvoy, Brooklyn ; D :
3356, Apr. 29, 1903 ; 2c. Apr. 29, 1903. 28853

Apr. 8.

28842

Maturity. See Madurez.

Matt Granger's daughter; a romantic, emo- Matzoh (The) shalet; a Passover sketch, by

tional drama in 5 acts, by W. J. Weir.

© William J. Weir, San Francisco; 1882:
4192, Mar. 16. 28843

Matter (A) of business. See Miss Rebecca.

Matter (A) of buttons; comedy sketch in 1 act,

by Chester B. Glapp. 25 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. .Tnlv 13, 1910; D: 21554; C. B. Clapp,

Marblehead, Mass. 28844

Matter (A) of custom; play in 1 act, by J. T.
Prhice, .ii'- [2], 12 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 13, 1911; D : 23639 ; Rose and
Severns, Chicago. 28845

Matter (A) of discretion. See Monologues and
duologues.

Emilv Goldsmith Gerson. New York, Bloch
publishing co. [1911] 12 p. 16°.

© .Jan. 20, 1911; 2c. Mar. 13, 1911; D:
23626 ; Bloch pub cc, New York. 28854

Maud; [by] Tennyson, an*, by B. Flatt, a melo-
drama in 5 acts, with moving tableaux and an
orchestral accompaniment by AValter Dam-
rosch. 32 p. illus. 8°. Printed.

© Bulkelev Piatt, New York; 1897:25465,
Apr. 24 ; 2c. May 4, 1892. 28855

1 act comedy, by R. M. Sperry. 11 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Robert Miller Sperry, Bridgeport, Conn. ;
D : 4011, Sept. 26, 1903 ; 2c. Oct. 13, 1903.

28856

Matter (A) of equity; farce comedy, 1 act, by a poetical and musical burlesque for stage

J. B. Connelly.

© .Tames Bernard Connelly, Scranton, Pa. ;
D: 13910, Sept. 23, 1908. 28846

Matter (A) of expense; play in 8 acis, by .T. W^.
Wullaco. 122 1). 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 7, 1913; D: 328-59; James Wil-
liam Wallace, St. Louis. 28847

Matter (A) of honor; a piny in 3 acts, by T. R.
Porter. 87 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Thurston Robert Porter. Colos, O. ; D :
16074, June 16, 1909 ; 2c. June 16, 1909.

28848

Matter (A) of manners; comedy in 3 acts, by W.
Frank. [3], 121 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 30, 1913; D : 33108 ; Waldo
Frank, I'aris. 28849

Matter of money; play in 4 acts, bv Paul Har-
ness [pseud, of F. P. Holden] "240 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. May 10, 1910 ; D : 21009 ; F. P. Holden,
New York. 28850

Same. [3], 144 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 26, 1910 ; D : 21913 ; F. P. Holden,
New York. 28851

-play In 3 acts, by A. Gerstenberg. [184] p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 30, 1914; D : 35861 ; Alice Ger-
stenberg, Chicago. 28851a

representation, by E. Marble.

© Earl RTarble, Boston ; 1880 : 1722, Jan. 30.

28857

Maud Drumniond's estate. See Under a cloud.

Maud Mueller; a romantic play in 4 acts, by
J. F. Plall.

© Josepli F. Hall, Buffalo; 1900 A : 9932,
Apr. 18. 28858

Maud Muller; an American pastoral drama,
founded upon Whittier's poem, by P. Stoner.

© Philip Stoner, New York ; 1874 : 8890,
July 6. 28859

a society drama, dramatized from Whit-

tier's poem.

© John L. Williams, New York ; 1874 : 8489,
June 24. 28860

Maud Stanley; or. Life scenes and life lessons,
an original romantic drama in 5 acts, adapted
from E. L. Mills' story of that name, by Mrs.
W. B. Coleman.

© Elvira L. Mills and Mrs. Wilmot Bouton
Coleman, New York ; 1873 : 11987, Oct. IS.

288fi^

Maude Muller; a rural pastoral comedy-drama
in 4 acts, by Philip Stoner. 97 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Rose Winniett, Brooklyn ; D : 13988, Oct.
5, 1908 ; 2c, Oct. 5, 1908, 28863

1445

28863

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

Maude, the guerilla; or, Under hostile flags,
an allegoricnl, liistorical, spectacular drama
of the fri'oat rebellion, in 5 acts, new and origi-
nal tabloanx, l),v A. B. Cunningham.

(c) A. B. (luunini^liam, Crawfordsville, Ind. ;
1886 : 30SS, Feb. 4. 28863

Maude's creditors; i)lay in 1 act, by C. Frank.
10 p. 4°. Tyjiewiitten.

© Iv. May 24, 1910; D: 21168; Charles
Frank, Ne^v York. 28864

Maude's faith; a drama in a prologue and 3
acts, by F. H. Norton.

© Frank H. Norton, New York ; 1875 : 453,
.Tan. 14. 28865

Maudealej?- a'cbey; a drama in 5 acts, adapted
for the stage by II. Williams.

© Harry AViliinms, New York; 1889:39611,
Dec. 26. . 28866

Maud's aunt; farce in 1 act, by Tennie Burdock
[pseud, of T. G. Baird] 37 p. 8°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Tennie G. Baird. .Tersev City ; D : 15483.
Mar. 29, 1909 ; 2c. Mar. 29, 1909. 28867

Maud's new novel adapted; comedy in a pro-
logue and 3 acts, by .1. Ilayner. [79] p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. .Tan. 26, 1914; D: 35796; John Ray-
ner. New York. 28867a

Maugis; by F. W. Kopf.

© Frederick W. Kopf, Syracuse, N. Y. ; D :
4237, Nov. 12, 1903. 28868

Maum Cre; a play, by F. G. Maeder.

© Fred G. Maeder, New York ; 1872 : 8697,
Aug. 14. 28869

'Or, Dare-devil Pat, a drama in 4 acts, by

.T. Murphy.

© Joseph Murphy, San Franci.sco; 1872:
8447, Aug. 9. 28870

Mauprat; a drama in 5 acts, tr. from the French
of George Sand, by G. Cunningham.

© George Cunningham, New York; 1876:
10678, Sept. 20. 28871

Maureen, the lily of Bannow; a romantic Irish
drama in 4 acts and 5 scenes, by S. R. Hart-
JIcLean. 99 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Sallie R. Hart-McLean, Glendale, O. ;
D : 1350, Jan. 27, 1902 ; 2c. Mar. 10, 1902.

28872

Mauria; original play in 5 acts, by A. L. John-
son.

© Annie Lewis Johnson, Philadelphia;
1883 : 9153, May 17. 28873

Same. 97 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Annie Lewis .Tohnson, Philadelphia;

Maurice de Marcoyne; a society drama in 5
acts and 6 scenes, by Queen and Waring.

© Fred E. Queen and Benj. P. Waring,
New York ; 1881 : 188-52, Dec. 6. 28875

Maurice Flint; or. The secret compact, a
drama in 4 acts, dramatized for W. P. Wilson
and W. A. Hall, by Wm. B. Jerrom.

© Wilson and Hall, Baltimore; 1874:3113,
Mar. 14. 28876

Maurice Harte; play in 2 acts, by T. C. Mur-
ray. Dublin and London, Maunsel & co., ltd.,
1912. 60 p. 12°.

© June 21, 1912; 2c. July 12, 1912; D:
30245 ; T. C. Murray, Cork, Ireland. 28877

Maurice O'Mallory; a romantic drama in 4 acts,
by C. B. Fernald. 71 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Chester Bailey Fernald, Mill Valley, Cal. ;
D : 7285, Sept. 20, 1905 ; 2c. Sept. 20, 1905.

28878

Mauserung; lustspiel in 5 akten, von E. Gott.
Freiburg im Breisgau, H. M. Poppen & sohn,
1908. 2 p. 1., 116 p. 8°.

© Emil Gott, Freiburg i. B., Germanv; D:
12760, Apr. 16, 1908; 2c. Apr. 16, 1908. 28879

Mauvais (Les) bergers. See Bad (The) shep-
herds.

See Consular

1884 : 12583, June 21 ; 2c. June 21.

28874

1446

Mauvais (Un) quart d'heure.
assistance.

Mavadia; or, Los gringos in the tropics, play
of modern tropical Mexico, in 3 acts, by Hat-
tie Fleming Cummins. [72] p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Nov. 6, 1911; D : 2.5691 ; .Mrs. Joseph
Cummins, Glen Ellyn, 111. 28880

Mnvella (The); a play in 4 acts, by A. P. VaJi
Hoesou |i. e. A. P. V. Wakemaiij 82 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© A. P. Van Hoosen Wakeman, New York ;
D : 11598, Oct. 26, 1907 ; 2c. Oct. 26, 1907.

28881

Maverick (The); comedy in 4 acts, by C. Fuller.
[45] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 15, 1911; D: 24215; Caroline
Fuller, Englewood, N. J. 28882

'drama of the West in a prologue and 4 acts,

by J. L. Kibbee. South Whitley, Ind., 1911.
2 p. 1., 85 p. S°.

© Apr. 8, 1911 ; 2c. Apr. 12, 1911 ; D : 23912 ;
James L. Kibbee, South Whitley, Ind. 28883

play of the great West, by J. L. Kibbee,

36 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 3, 1910 ; D : 20104 ; James L. Kib-
bee, Chicago. 28884

Maverick (The) man; drama in 1 act, by C. R.
Gilbert. Typewritten.

© Charles Ileade Gilbert, New York; 1900
A : 19547, Aug, 6 ; 2c. Aug. 20, 1901. 28885

28885

COPYEIGHTED INT THE UNITED STATES

28906

Maverick (The) man — Continued.

-play in 4 acts, by C. R. Gilbert. [82] p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 12, 1914; D: 39073; Charles
Reade Gilbert, Ballston, Va. 28885a

Mavourneen; a romantic Irish drama in 4 acts,
by George H. Jessop and Horace Townsend.

© W. J. Scanlan and Augustus Pitou, New
York ; 1888 : 27834, Sept. 25. 28886

Maw; a comedy in 3 acts, by E. W. Mumford
[i. e. E. W. Grant] and M. Herford. 16 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 19, 1909; D : 16283 ; Ethel Watts
Bluniford, Sands Point, N. Y., and Margaret
Herford, New York. 28887

Maw Moseley's courtin' lamp. See Grange
one-act plays, no. 2.

Max; a comedy drama in 4 acts, by A. M.
Yochum.

© Alphonse M. Yochum, Pittsburgh; 1889:
30933, Oct. 12. 28888

Max Miiller; a sensational domestic drama in
4 acts, by J. J. McCloskey.

© James J. McCloskev, Brooklyn; 1882:
3532, Mar. 6. 28889

Max, the modern woodman; comedy in 5 acts,
by A. Woodman [pseud, of P. O. Van Galder]
39 p. 12°. Printed.

© Nov. 9, 1914 ; 2c. Nov. 9, 1914 ; D :38870 ;

F. O. Van Galder, Rock Island, 111. 28889a

Maximilian; a historical drama in 5 acts and
4 tableaux, founded on the Mexican invasion,
by C. M. Greene and A. S. Thompson.

© Clav M. Greene and A. Slason Thomp-
son, San Francisco ; 1874 : 825, Jan. 23. 28890

— — a play in 5 acts, by E. L. Masters.

© Edgar Lee Masters, Chicago ; D : 846,
Sept. 7, 1901. 28891

Same. Boston, Richard G. Badger,^ 1902.

154 p. 12°.

© Edgar Lee Masters, Chicago; D : 2142,
.July 18, 1902; 2c. July 18, 1902. 28892

Maximilian, emperor of Mexico; a pla.v in 5

acts, by H. B. Gooding.

© Henrietta B. Gooding, Boston; 1892:

35316, Aug. 26. 28893

Maximilian I, a conflict between the Old

"World and the New; tragedy in 4 acts, by

V. O. Layman. San Francisco, 1886. 108 p.

12°.

© Frederick O. Layman, United States ;

1886 : 24331 , Oct. 27 ; 2c. Oct. 27. 28894

Maximilian of Mexico; a tragedy in 5 acts, by

G. R. Buchanan.

© Claude R. Buchanan, Grand Rapids,
Mich. ; D : 762, Aug. 15, 1901. 28895

Maximilian, the monarch of an hour; histori-
cal drama in 3 acts, by J. R. Musick.

© J. R. Musick, Kirksville, Mo. ; 1875 : 8342,
Aug. 12. 28896

Maxl; komodie in 3 akten, von Karl Ettlinger
und Max Ferner. Miinchen, Drei masken-ver-
lag, g. m. b. h., 1913. [4], 93 p. 12°.

© Ic. Aug. 22, 1913; D: 34246; Drei
niasken verlag, g. m. b. "h., Munich. 28897

Maxwells; drama in 4 acts, by C. A. de Lima,
from the French of Emile Zola. 59 p. 4°.
Typevyritten.

© Ic. Nov. 8, 1909 ; D : 17312 ; Charles A. de
Lima, New York. 28898

May; by L. Fairchild.

© Lee Fairchild, Lewiston, Id. ; 1886 : 17311,
July 29. 28899

May and December; a play in 1 act, by H. Snow-
den. 12 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Howell Snowden, Denver; D: 13939,
Sept. 28, 1908; 2c. Sept. 28, 1908. 28900

May Blossom; a burlesque, by M. Morton. 42 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Martha Morton, New York; 1885:2479,
Jan. 28; 2c. May 6. 28901

an original play in 4 acts, by D. Belasco.

© David Belasco, New York; 1883:17950,
Oct. 1; 2c. Apr. 11, 1903. 28902

Same.

© David Belasco, New Yox-k, as the author,
in renewal for 28 years. Renewal no. 2167,
Sept. 20, 1911. Original entry, Oct. 1, 1883,
no. 17950. 28903

a play in 4 acts, by David Belasco.

© M. H. Mallory, New York; 1884:12858,
June 26, 28904

May Cody; or, Lost and won, a drama in 4 acts,
by Major A. S. Burt.

© W. F. Cody, New York; 1877:10551,
Sept. 12. 28905

May-day. See Plays of the pioneers.

May-day (A) masquerade. See Mignonette.

[May God save you (Got sol aichhiten); drama
in 4 acts, by D. Pinski]

53 p. 4°. Typewritten. '

© Ic. Sept. 12, 1914 ; D : 38099 ; David Pin-
ski, New York. 28905a

May morning; a juvenile opera in 5 acts, writ-
ten by W. H. Putnam, composed by F. L.
Collins.

• © William H. Putnam and Frank L. Col-
lins, Portland, Me. ; 1886 : 8285, Apr. 7. 28906

1447

28907

DEAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

28928

May (The) queen; child's play, adapted from
Simple Susjin of Maria Edgeworth, by C. H.
Whitmore. [1], 14 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 14. 1913 ; D : 32847 ; Clara Helen
Whitmore, Torapkinsville, N. Y. 28907

comic opera in 4 acts, tr. and adapted by

A. Hoffman.

© A. Hoffman, San Francisco ; 1891 : 17307,
May 11. 28908

• a musical comedy, libretto by L. P. Brown.

© Lawrence Family Brown, Peeksklll,
N. Y.; D:4582, .Jan. 13, 1904. 28909

See also Sylvia.

May-time; a play in 4 acts, by C. H. Chase.
© Clifford Hoffman Chase, Haverhill,
Mass. ; 1S99 : 81332, Dec. 15. 28910

May wheat; drama in 1 act and 2 scenes, by

W. W. McMahou. [18] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 12, 1912; D : 29357 ; William

Warren McMahon, Cheltenham, Pa. 28911

Maya; drama in 5 acts, by W. D. Foulke. New
York, Cosmopolitan press, 1911. 70 p. 12°.

© Nov. 21, 1911; 2c. Dec. 18, 1911; D:
28115; William Dudley Foulke, Richmond,
Ind. 28912

Maya, princess of Kiche; a libretto, by B. Wing,
from the romance of same name by Juan C.
Rice. 25 p. 4°. Ms.

© Ic. Oct. 12, 1909; D : 17077 ; Emeline
Wing, New York. 28913

Mayani; poeme dramatique en 3 actes, de E.
Romillv. Paris [etc.] Berger-Levrault & co.,
1910. 90 p. 16°. (With Colombine et Col-
ombin )

© Apr. 5, 1910 ; 2c. May 5, 1910 ; D : 20957 ;
Edouard Romilly, Paris. 28914

Mayberry's girl; an original comedy-drama in
5 acts, by E. A. Locke.

© Edwin A. Locke, Hull, Mass. ; 1881 : 7634,
May 14. 28915

May fair (The) mystery; new and original
drama in 4 acts, by Eric Hudson and William
P. Sheen. 135 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 11, 1915; D: 41718; Darcy &
Wolford, New York. 28915a

Mayflower of Plymouth; a comedy drama in 1
act, by A. L. Wyman. 19 p. 8°. Typewritten.

© Albert Lincoln Wyman, New York ; D :
4242, Nov. 14, 1903 ; 2c. Nov. 16, 1903. 28916

■ Same.

© Albert Lincoln Wyman, Williamsbridge,
N. Y. ; D : 4438, Dec. 26, 1903. 28917
a drama in 4 acts, by W. Campbell.

© Wayne Campbell, Wamego, Kan. ; D :
2680, Dec. 5, 1902. 28918

Mayflower (The) pilgrims; sketch for a libretto
of a comic opera, by C. F. Batchelder. Chi-
cago, 1910. [56] p. nar. 8°.

© Aug. 1, 1910 ; 2c. Aug. 20, 1910 ; D : 21837 ;
Charles Fletcher Batchelder, Chicago. 28919

Maynie; comedy in 4 acts, by R. Raphael. 143
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 9, 1914 ; D : 39048 ; Rudolph Ra-
phael, New York. 28919a

Mayo florido; sainete lirico en 1 acto, original
de [Antonio] Paso y [Joaquin] Abati, mtisica
del maestro [Vicente] Lle6. Madrid [Socie-
dad de autores espanoles] 1908. 37 p. 12°.

© Paso y Abati, Madrid; D : 13S67, Sept.
21, 1908 ; 2c. Sept. 21, 1908. 28920

Mayor (The); [by R. W. Harden] 48 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Ray Walter Harden, San .lose, Cal. ; D:
12421, Feb. 25, 1908 ; 2c. Feb. 25, 1908. ' 28921

an English comic opera in 2 acts, written

by Fredericlv A. Dixon, composed by Frederick
W. Mills. I'hiladelphia, Ledger job print, 1879.
40 p. 12°. [Libretto only]

© .Tohn T. Ford, Baltimore; 1879:12627,
Sept. 22 ; 2c. Sept. 22. 28922

play in 4 acts, by W. 11. Townsend. [113]

p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 31, 1914 : D : 35869 ; Warren H.
Townsend, Lockland, O. 28922a

Mayor (The) and the monkey, nce Hizzoner.

Mayor (The) and the spook; comedy sketch, by
(1. A. Place. 1 3], 14 p. 4°. Tyitcwritten.

© Ic. Apr. 18. 1913; D : 32988 ; Charles A.
I'iace, Oakland, <^al. 28923

Mayor (El) exito; esbozo de comcdin en 1 acto
y en prosa, de A. Dominguez. Madrid [Socie-
dad de autores espaiioles] 1909. 31 p. 12°.

© July 2, 1909 ; 2c. July 14, 1909 ; D : 16253 ;
Antonio Dominguez, Madrid. 28924

Mayor Isaacs; dramatic farce in 3 acts, by L.
Rogasey.

© Louis Rogasey, New York; 1894:8261,
Feb. 1. 28925

Mayor Moffitt must marry; a comedy in 1 act,
by O. M. Johnson. 22 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Olive M. .Johnson, Fruitvale, Cal. ; D :
14623, Dec. 24, 1908 ; 2c. Jan. 2, 1909. 28926

Mayor (The) of Amboy; play in 4 acts, by R. E.
Kerby. 118 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 23, 1911; D: 23434; Robert E.
Iverby, Syracuse, N. Y. 28927

Mayor (The) of Casterbridge; by C. Cartwright.
84 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Charles Cartwright. T^ondon ; D : 14752.
Jan. 6, 1909 ; 2c. Jan. 6, 1909. 28928

See also Dear Sea fruit.

1448

28929

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

28951

Mayor (The) of Chemung; a musical comedy in
2 acts, by C. H. Myers. 46 p. f°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Charles H. IMyers, .Jolic^t, 111. ; D : 14808,
Jan. 13, 1909 ; 2c. Jan. 13, 1909. 28929

Mayor (The) of Crow Hill; by C. De Monde.
17 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Chester De Monde, Zanesville, O. ; D :
13294, July 6, 1908 ; 2c. July 20, 1908. 28930

Mayor (The) of Dixie. 51 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Robert T. Motts, Chicago ; D : 9748, Jan.
5, 1907 ; 2c. Dec. 23, 1906. 28931

Mayor (The) of Eiddletown; a comedy in 5
acts. Ms.

© Morris Krauskopf, Brooklyn ; 1880 : 7592,
May 15, 2c. Sept. 2. 28932

Mayor (The) of Galway; tragedy in 4 acts, by
M. J. Tighe. [2], 38 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 22, 1912; D: 28380; Maura
Quinn, Boston. 28933

Mayor (The) of Laug-hland; by F. G. Nixon
Nirdlinger and C. H. Brown.

© Fred G. Nixon Nirdlinger and Charles H.
Brown, Philadelphia ; D : 12253, Jan. 27, 1908.

28934

Mayor (The) of Ozone Park; by O. P. Schmidt.

© Oscar P. Schmidt, Washington ; D : 3371,

May 2, 1903. 28935

Mayor (The) of Pittsburgh; a musical comedy,
by S. H. Maguiro. 21 p. 4°. Typewritten.
[Libretto only]

© Sylvester H. Maguire, New York; D:
11911, Dec. 12, 1907 ; 2c. Dec. 4, 1907. 28936

Mayor (The) of Queensbury; satire on politics
and pugilism [by F. J. Bearaan] 15 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 2, 1909; D: 16442; Fred. J.
Beaman, Jackson, Mich. 28937

Mayor (The) of Romanstown; a drama in 3
acts, by William Geulph Rees. New York,
Cochrane publishing company, 1909. 73 p.
12°.

© Dec. 16, 1909 ; 2c. Feb. 5, 1910 : A : 256677 ;
Cochrane pub. co., New York. 28938

Mayor (The) of the Bowery; comedy in 4
acts, written and composed by Harry Thom-
son. Typewritten.

© Albert Esmann, Brooklyn ; 1894 : 55540.
Nov. 28 ; 2c. Nov. 11, 1904. 28939

Mayor of Tokio; a comic opera in 2 acts, by
C. J. Campbell and R, M. Skinner. 42 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© C. J. Campbell and R. M. Skinner, New
York; D : 4790, Mar 25, 1904; 2c. Mar. 25.
1904. 28940

Mayor of Tokio — Continued.

a farcical Japanese opera in 2 acts, book

by Richard Carle, music by William Frederick
Peters. 106 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© M. Witmark & sons. New York ; D : 6750,
May 31, 1905 ; 2c. May 31, 1905. 28941

Mayor (The) of Washing Town; a musical
comedy in 2 acts, by R. P. Bolton. [3], 35,
38 p. 4°. Typewritten,. [Words only]

(g) Ic. Feb. 14, 1913; D: 32304; Reginald
Pelham Bolton, New York. 28942

Mayor (The) of Womanhattan ; election sketch
in 2 acts, by Paul Harness [pseud, of F. P.
Holden] [2], 35 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 19, 1913; D: 32426; F. P. Hol-
den, New York. 28943

Mayor O'Haggerty; a comedy in 3 acts, by F.
S. Gibbs.

© Gus Bothner, New York; 1894:4803,
Jan. 19. 28944

Mayoress (The); an entirely original comedy
in 2 acts with lyrics, by A. J. Lamb. 5 p. 4°.
Typewritten. [Synopsis]

© Arthur J. Lamb, New York ; D : 14395,
Nov. 28, 1908; 2c. Nov. 28, 1908. 28945

-a pertinent playlet of the period, by C. H.

Howland. 34 p. obi. 24°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 21, 1909 ; D : 16306 ; Charles H.

Howland, Providence, R. I. 28946

Mayor's (The) husband; drama of the hour in

3 acts, by C. and C. G. Childe. 103 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 9, 1915; D: 41 708; Cromwell
and Carrie Germain Childe, Brooklyn.

28946a

a playlet in 1 act, by T. G. Springer and

E. Gage. [2], 17 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 27, 1912; D: 29194; Thomas
Grant Springer and Edward Gage, New York.

28947

Mayor's (The) veto; or. The double cross, play
in 4 acts, by Ernest McGaffey. 36 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 22, 1911 ; D : 25829 ; Alfred Hust-
wick, Long Beach, Cal. 28948

Mayor's (The) wife; play in 4 acts, by J. A.
Loining. [144] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 17. 1911 ; D : 24227 ; John Arthur
Loining, New I'ork. 28949

Mayo's pride; by J. Dunne. 84 p. 4°, Type-
written.

© John Dunne, New York; D : 13404, .Tuly
23, 1908 ; 2c. .Tune 18, 1908. 28950

May's rescue from the savages; by States'
prison Frank [pseud, of F. A. Blakeslee]

© F. A. Blakeslee, Waukegan, 111., and
Erastus Gates, Chicago ; 1880 : 13153, Aug. 27.

28951

1449

28952

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

28972

Mayunsaya, the cliff-dweller; a drama, by
H. E. Peckham.

© Herbert Edmund Peckham, Boston ; D :
6191, Feb. 7, 1905. 28952

Mazeppa; spectacle extravaganza in 2 acts, l).v
S. T. Jack.

© Sam T. Jack, Chicago; 1895:8780, Feb.
11. 28953

Mazie of the chorus; a comedy drama, by M. L.
Smith. 85 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Mark Lane Smith, Chicago; D: 14941,
Jan. 29, 1909; 2c. Feb. 1, 1909. 28954

Mazie's wit; comedy playlet, by P. Evans. 13 p.
8°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 17, 1910 ; D : 20220 ; Pearl Evans,
New York. 28955

Mazulm; or. The night owls, a dramatic musi-
cal composition, by Jerome Ravel and I.
Kiralfy. Pliiladelphia, Morrell show print,
1887. 1 p. 1., 6 p. 8°.

© Imre Kiralfy, New York; 1887:28004,
Oct. 29; 2c. Dec. 31. 28956

Me an' Claude; monologue. 4 p. f°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Digby Bell, New York ; D : 5644, Oct. 15,
1904; 2c. Oct. 15, 1904. 28957

Me an' Otis; an original comedy in 4 acts, by
Cliarles Henry Wells. Boston, W. H. Baker
& CO., 1897.

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston; 1897:
21054, Apr. 2 ; 2c. Apr. 19. 28958

an original 4 act comedy, by C. H. AVells.

© Chas. Henry Wells, United Slates ; 1894 :
26027, May 23. 28959

Me and Becky; Hebrew monolog, by L. Flem-
ing. 15 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 17, 1915 ; D : 41023 ; Len Flem-
ing, Wellsboro, Pa. 28959a

Me and Cinders; a tramp monologue, by Harry
L. Newton. Chicago and New York, The Dra-
matic publishing company, 1902. 5 p. 12°.

© Dramatic pub. co., Chicago ; D : 2533,
Nov. 3, 1902; 2c. Nov. 17, 1902. 28960

Me and Dave. See Follow on.

Me and Jack; a burlesque comedy in 3 acts, by
Lester and Williams.

© Lester and Williams, Baltimore; 1890:
35528, Nov. 11. 28961

comedy drama in 4 acts, by J. P. Lowell.

Typewritten.

© .L Paul Lowell, Minneapolis; 1897:8134,
Jan. 29 ; 2c. Jan. 28. 28962

Me and me act; vaudeville act, music and words
liy 11. D. Youngman. 7 p. 4°. Typewritten.
[Words only]

© Ic. May 12, 1910; D: 21020; Ray D.
Youngman, Oakland, Cal. 28963

Me and me Jimmy; a sketch, by J. C. Nugent.
16 p. f°. Typewritten.

© .Tohn F. Birch. New York; D : 263, Mar.
26, 1901; 2c. Mar. 26, 1901. 28964

Me and mother; a domestic melodrama in 4
nets, ])y Langdon McCoi'mick [i. o. A. L. Mc-
cormick] Typewritten.

© Arthur liUngdon McCormick, United
States ; 1900 A : 1942S, Aug. 4 ; 2c. Aug. 4.

28965
Same.

© Langdon McCormick, I'ort lliirou, Mich.;
1> : 114, Feb. 4, 1901. 28966

Me and my big sister; musical comedy, by W.
Bronson.

© Walter Bronson, New York; 1890:26671,
Aug. :]0. 28967

Me and my down trodden sex; an old maid
liiouologue, by Harry Ij. Newton and A. S.
Hoffman. Chicago, T. S. Denison [1904] 6 p.
12°. ([Denison's vaudeville sketches])

© T. S. Denison, Chicago; l>:5t62, .Tune
10, 1904 ; 2c. July 30, 1904. 28968

Me and myself; a farce in 1 act, by R. W. Gra-
ham. 18 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 16, 1909; D : 16.56G : Robert W.
Gi-aham, East Providence, R. I. 28969

Me and the janitor; a comedy in 1 .-ict, by P.
Pluiil<(>tt. Typewriiten.

© Percy Plunkett, New York: :):T:'.1. Aug.
8. 1901 ; 2c. Aug. 8. 1001. 28970

Me and the kid; sketch, bv E. Clifton and W.
Walter. [2], 13 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 28, 1914 ; D : 38354 ; Ethel Clif-
ton and Wilmer Walter, Boston. 28970a

Me dijiste que era fea . . .; comedia-sainete
en 3 actos (nno prologo) original de Rogelio
Perez Olivares y Pedro Perez Ferniindez. Ma-
drid [Sociedad de autores espanoles] 1912.
66 p. 12°.

© Dec. .5, 1912; 2c. Dec. 6, 1912; D: 31.573;
R. Perez Olivares y P. Perez Fernandez, Ma-
drid. 28971

Me, I and myself. See Razzle-dazzle.

Me name's Dennis. See Sky-scraper (A)

Me, she or him; or. Her birthday present, a
1 act dramatic musical comedy, by F. E. Col-
lette. Typewritten.

© F. Edward Collette,' New York; 1897:
10277, Feb. 9 ; 2c. Feb. 9. 28972

1450

28973

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

28088

Me Uncle Mike; a farce comedy in 3 acts, by
J. B. Donovan.

© James B. DonoA'an, New York; ]S95:
2386, Jan. 7. 28973

Mea culpa; disgusto llrico, original y en prosa,
letra de A. Paso y J. Abati, miisica del maes-
tro Vicente Lle6. Madrid [Sociedad de au-
tores espanoles] 1910. 26 p. 12°. [Libretto
only]

© Sept. 6, 1910 ; 2c. Sept. 7, 1910 ; D : 21957 ;
Antonio Paso y Joaqnfn Abati. Madrid.

28974
Meadow land. See Biver bottom.

Meadowbrook; a drama in 4 acts, by M. T. Al-
len.

© Marie Townseud Allen, New York ; D :
567, June 11, 1901. 28975

Meadowbrook farm; by H. Le Marr.

© Harry Le Marr, Chelsea, Mass. ; D : 1550,
Mar. 10, 1902. 28976

an American comedy di*ama in 4 acts, by

R. Benedict.

© Piobert Benedict, Canandaigua, N. Y. ;
1891 : 21109, .Tune 8. 28977

drama in 4 acts, by Lem B. Parker. [101]

p. 4 . Typewritten.

© Ic. May 16, 1912 ; D : 29688 ; Goes litho-
graphing CO., Chicago. 28978

Meadowg-old; a fantastic plav for children [by
Ada Boyd Glassie] 36 p. illus., diagrs. 12°.
(Bulletin of tlie University of Wisconsin. Se-
rial no. 650; General series no. 462; Exten-
sion division. General information and wel-
fare)

© May 12, 1914; 2c. May 1.5, 3914; A:
371865; L. E. Rel)er, dean of extension divi-
sion, Madison, Wis. 28978a

Meagher of the sword; or. Under the Stars
and Stripes, a drama in 4 acts, bv E. F. Al-
fred [pseud, of E. F. A. Foley 37 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. May 25, 1912 ; D : 29807 ; Edward F.
Alfred Foley, Waterford, Ireland. 28979

Meal (The) ticket; play in 1 act, by A. W. Til-
linghast. 11 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 18, 1915 ; D : 42290 ; Albert War-
ren Tillinghast, Philadelphia. 28979a

by M. Longhi. 5 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 18, 1913; D: 34675; Marian
Longhi, Denver, Col. 28980

Meanest man in the world; play in 1 act, by
E. S. Ruskay. 15 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 21, 1915 ; D : 41570 ; Everett S.
Ruskay, New York. 28980a

Meaning (The); sketch for vaudeville, by Anne
France. 3 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 28, 1911 ; D : 24796 ; Eugenie Al-
lard, New York. 28981

Means (The) and the end; drama in 3 acts, by
A. .Jones. [4], 62 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 10, 1914 ; D : 35980 ; Archer Jones,
Richmond. 28981a

Measles and milk-sugar; comedy in 1 act, by
I^r. M. Allen. [1], 17 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 27, 1914 ; D : 36478 ; Mary Mosher
Allen, Lawrenceville, N. J. 28981b

Measure for measure; by William Shakspeare,
ed. with notes, introduction, glossary, list of
variorum readings and selected criticism by
Charlotte Porter and Helen A. Clarke. New
York, T. Y. Crowell & co., [1909] 3 p. 1., v-xv,
230 p. front. 16°. [First folio ed.]

© T. Y. Crowell & co.. New York; A:
233349, Mar. 12, 1909; 2c. Mar. 13, 1909.

28982

— -ed. by Edgar C. Morris. New York, The
Macmillan company, 1912. xvi, 146 p. front,
(port.) 24°. (The Tudor Shakespeare)

© Nov. 13. 1912; 2c. Nov. 14, 1912; A:
327795; Macmillan co., New York. 28983

— ed. with notes by William J. Rolfe. Har-
per's library ed. New York and London, Har-
per & brothers, 1898. 177 p. front, illus.
12°. (Shakespeare's complete works, v. 12)

© Harper & bros., New York ; 1898 : 26439,
Apr. 28 ; 2c. Jan. 13, 1899. 28984

— ■ with a special introduction by Andrew J.
George and an original frontispiece by Mel-
ton Fisher. [The university press Shakes-
peare. Renaissance ed.] New York, George
D. Sproul, 1907. xxvi, 131 p. front. 4°.
(The complete works of William Shakespeare,
with annotations and a general introduction
by Sidpey Lee. v. 12)

© University press, Cambridge, Mass. ; A :
182596, July 23, 1907; 2c. July 23, 1907.

28985

— (Shakespeare's comedy of) ed. with notes
by William J. Rolfe. New York, Harper &
brothers, 1881.

© Harper & bros.. New York; 1881:190.50,
Dec. 9; 2c. Jan. 25, 1882. 28986

— Same. New York, Harper & brothers, 1882.
2 p. 1., [9]-175, [1] p. front, illus. 16°.
(English classics)

© Harper & bros., New York ; 1882 : 1153,
Jan. 23 ; 2c. Jan. 25. 28987

— • Same.

© William J. Rolfe, Cambridge, Mass., as
author, in renewal for 28 years. Renewal no.
454, Jan. 8, 1910. Original entry, Jan. 23,
1882, no. 1153. 28988

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28989

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

29010

Measure for measure — Continued.

Same. New York, Cincinnati [etc.] Ameri-
can book company [1905] 238 p. incl. front.,
illus. 16°.

© William J. Rolfe, Cambridge, Mass. ; A :
123511, Aug. 9, 1905 ; 2c. Nov. 2, 1905. 28989

See also Shakespeare's works.

Measure (The) of a man; in 4 acts, by S. Mc-
Calla. [88] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 4, 1911; D: 25400; Stella Mc-
Calla, Washington. 28990

a play in 4 acts, by C. GrifRn. 131 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Cora Griffin, New York; D:7749, Dec.
22, 1905 ; 2c. .Jan. 26, 1906. 28991

• — — See also "When the bells chimed at Pale

Peter's.

Measure (The) of a woman; play in 6 acts, by
Diana Rhodes. [3], 115 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Nov. 27, 1911 ; D : 25880 ; I. INI.
Witherspoon, New York. 28992

Measure (The) of justice; by Nat'l. Anderson.
14 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 5, 1910 ; D : 21748 ; Nathan Aron-
son. New York. 28993

Measure (The) of love; a play in 3 acts from the
Norwegian, by E. A. Christensen. 110 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Elizabeth A. Christensen, New York;
D : 16115, .June 23, 1909 ; 2c. .June 23, 1909.

28994

Mechanical (The) athlete; by H. N. Atwood.
[4] p. 8°. Printed. [Description]

© Harry N. Atwood, Lynn; D : 12167, .Jan.
13, 1908; 2c. Feb. 6, 1908. 28995

Mechanical (The) doll; or. Automatic doll, in
1 act, by J. M. Free.

© .John Martin Free, Philadelphia ; D : 2274,
Aug. 25, 1902. 28996

Mechanical Jane; play in 1 act, by M. E. Bar-
ber. New York, S. French ; I^ondon, S.
French, ltd., 1910. 16 p. 16°.

© Apr. 28, 1910 ; 2c. Apr. 29, 1910 ; D : 20905 ;
Samuel French, New York. 28997

Mechanic's (The) daughter; or, The curse of
drink, a moral drama, by M. Mordauut.

© Marian Mordaunt, New York; 1877:
985, Jan. 23. 28998

See also Lew-Ella.

Mechanics' (The) fair; or. Our lodging house,
a farce in 1 act, by T. P. James. San Fran-
cisco, J. P. Tracy & company, 1878. 63 p.
16°.

© J. P. Tracy & co., San Francisco; 1878:
§627, July 25; 2c. Sept. 2. 28999

Mechanics (The) reprieve; a drama in 3 acts,
by John M. Murphy.

© Ames pub. co., Clyde, O. ; 1899 : 13587,
Feb. IS. 29000

Med i dansen; skuespil i 3 akter, af H. Berg-
str0m. Kj0benhavn og Ivristiania, Gyldcn-
dalske boghandel, Nordisk forlag, 1911. 108 p.
12°.

© Oct. 4. 1911 ; 2c. Dec. 22, 1911 ; D : 28354 ;
Hjalmar Bergstr0m % Gyldendalske bog-
handel, Nordisk forlag, Copenhagen. 29001

Meda; comedy drama in 3 acts, by E. A. Locke.

© E. A. I^ocke, Cambridgeport, Mass. ; 1883 :
10549, June 11. 29002

Medaille (La) de 70. See Vieux (Les) de 70.

Medal (A) See Complete (The) poems of S.
Weir Mitchell.

Medallion (The) See Hamza.

Medda; play in 3 acts and 1 set, by E. Good-
man and R. de Cordova. [58] p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. June 26, 1914; D: 37410; Edward
Goodman and Rienzi de Cordova, New York.

29002a

Meddler (The); u dramatic playlet, by R. F.
Hill. [1], 10 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 2, 1912; D : 31536 ; Robert F.
Hill, Detroit. 29003

a play, by Harold MacGrath.

© Bobbs. Merrill co., Indianap 'lis; D:S130,
Mar. 8, 1906. 29004

Meddlesome (A) fool; a 1 act Cd.nvily, by B.
KUng. Typewritten.

© Bernard Kling, Chicago; V.'iM) A : 2948.
Fob. 1; 2c. Feb. 21. 29005

Meddlesomeness punished; a farce in 1 act, by
A. L. Zeller.

© Arthur I^ouis Zeller, St. Louis; 1899:
39959, June 17. 29006

Meddlesome's mistakes; farce in 3 acts, by E.
W\ Fifield. [137] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 9, 1912 ; D : 29329 ; Effie Wood-
ward Fifield, Minneapolis. 29007

Medea; eine historische tragodie in 4 akten, be-
reitet fiir die jiidische biihne, von .J. Gordin.

© Jacob Gordin, New York ; 1897 : 27848.
May 5 ; Ic. July 6. 29008

— a tragedy, by T. W. Broadhurst. 64 p. 8°.
Printed.

© Thomas W. Broadhurst, New York ; D :
6760, June 2, 1905 ; 2c. June 2, 1905. 29009

or. The outcast of fate, a tragedy in 4 acts,

by H. C. Husted.

© Harry C. Husted, New York ; 1872 : 3733,
Apr. 9. 29010

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29011

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2dOS^5

Medea — Continued.

See also German classics of the nineteenth

and twentieth centuries. — Three tragedies of
Seneca. — Tragedies (The) of Seneca. — Two
Tragedies of Seneca.

IMedea in Corinth; a tracedy in 3 acts, by W. G.
Wills.

© H. L. Bateman, New York; 1872:9536,
Sept 5. 29011

Medea (The) of Euripides; ed. by Mortimer
Lamson Earle. New York. Cincinnati [etc.]
American lioolv company [1904] 300 p. front.
12°. (Half-title: Greek series for colleges
and scliools ; ed. under the supervision of
H. W. Smyth)

© American book co.. New York ; A :
94403, Aug. 16, 1904 ; 2c. Dec. 20, 1904.

29011a

Text ed. New York, Cincinnati [etc.]

American book co. [1904] 64 p. 12°.

© American book co., New York ; A : 94402,
Aug. 16, 1904; 2c. Dec. 20, 1904. 29011b

tr. into English rhyming verse with ex-

phmatory notes, by Gilbert Murray. New
York, Oxford university press, American
branch, 1906. xi, 96 p. 12°.

© Oxford university press. New York ; A :
164555, Jan. 2, 1907 ; 2c. .Tan. 2, 1907. 29011c

■ with uotes and an introduction by F. D.

Allen, rev. ed. by C. H. Moore. Boston, Ginn
& CO., 1900. xxxvii, 108 p. front. 8°.

© Emmeline L. Allen and Clifford H. Moore,
Cambridge, Mass. ; 1900 A : 19716, Aug. 8 ; 2c.
Sept. 13, 1900. 2901 Id

Medea (The) of Seneca; with an introduction
and notes by H. M. Kingery. Rev. ed. Craw-
fordsville, Ind., The author, 1900. 71 p. 8°.
[Latin test]

© Hugh MacMuster Kingery, Gra\Vfords-
ville, Ind. ; 1900 A : 27900, Nov. 7 ; 2<-. Nov. 23,
1900. 290116

Medea's jugend. Sec Wilde (Die) prinzessin.

Medecin malgre lui; [par Moliere] ed. with
notes and vocabulary, by Richmond Laurin
Hawkins. . . Boston, New l''ork [etc.] D. C.
Heath & co. [1911] vii, 78 p. front, (port.)
16°.

© Dec. IS, 1911; 2c. Doc. 21, 1911; A:
303.525 ; D. G. Heath & co., Boston. 29012

See also Doctor Dandy. — Doctor (The) in

spite of himself.

Medfield ra.eadov/s; by J. E. Gai'vie.

© .T. E. Garvie, United States ; 1896 : 56577,
Oct. 13. 29013

Mediation; play in 3 acts, by J. Strano. 54 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 11, 1915 ; D : 40908 ; John Strano,
New York. 29013a

Mediator (The) ; 4 act drama with an entr' acte,
by G. Anderson. [2], 124 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. June 8, 1912 ; D : 29974 ; George An-
derson, New York. - 29014

Mediators (The); in 4 acts, by B. Thayer. 40
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Beatrice Thayer, Brookliue, Mass. ; D :
.5251, July 2, 1904 ; 2c. June 14, 1904. 29015

Medica; a farce in 1 act, by Walter K. Engle.
New York, H. Roorbach.

© Harold Roorbach, New York; 1892:
49002, Dec. 1; 2c. Dec. 16. 29016

Medical attention; sketch in 1 act, by Oliver
White. [2], 22 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 4, 1910 ; D : 22485 ; Prank Kee-
nan, New York. 29017

Medical (The) student; by B. Francis and H. J.
Laeland. 145 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Beard Francis and H. G. Laeland, Lon-
don; D: 11312, Aug. 26, 1907; Ic. Aug. 26,
1907. 29018

a comedy farce in 1 act and 4 tableaux, by

M. T. Allen.

© Marie Townsend Allen, United States;
1887 : 6818, Mar. 22. 29019

Medical (The) student on a lark. See Our
college boys.

Medical (The) students; or. Our college boys
on a lark, a 4 act comical conceit, words, music
and design, by Dr. P. Sweet.

© Preston Sweet, Springfield, Mass. ; 1881 :
777, Jan. 14. 29020

Medicated (A) honeymoon; 1 act farce, by
George M. Rosener. Slilwnukee, A. E. Reim,
1910. 15 p. 16°.

© Dec. 1, 1910 ; 2c. Dec. 5, 1910 ; D : 22865 ;
Adolph E. Reim, Milwaukee. 29021

Medicine; or, Joy to the afflicted, a comedy in 3
doses, by E. M. Powers.

© E. M. Powers, Avondale, O. ; 1887 : 21503,
Aug. 22. 29022

Medicine-man; by A. Lyman.

© Abba Lyman, Alma, Col.; D : 958-5, Nov.
19, 1906. 29023

by .J. Kahn.

© Julius Kahn, New York ; 1886 : 6009. Mar.
15; 2c. Apr. 23. 29024

by S. Johnson. [5] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 3, 1910; D: 21725; Sabel .John-
son, Atlantic City. 29025

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Medicine-man — Continued.

a musical comedy in 3 acts, by B. R. Clay-
ton and E. G. Marsh.

© Barclay H. Warburton, New York ; 1891 ;
17078, 17079, May 9. 29026, 29027

• a 1 act farce, by J. F. Dolan.

© .lames Francis Dolan, New York ; 1900
A : .5208, Feb. 26. 29028

Medico (El) de las locas; juguete cornice en 1
acto y en prosa, original de C. Lucio. Madrid
[Sociedad de autores espanoles] 1914. 31 p.
12°.

© Sept. 17, 1914; Ic. Sept. 21, 1914; D:
38224; Celso Lucio, Madrid. 29028a

Medio (El) ambiente; comedia en 2 actos y en
prosa, original de Pedro Muiioz Seca y Pedro
Perez Fernandez. Madrid [Sociedad de au-
tores espanoles] 1912. 68 p. 12°.

© May 24, 1912; 2c. May 13, 1912; D:
29775 ; P. Muiioz Seca y P. P6rez Fernandez,
Madrid. 29029

Mediocrity; drama in 1 act, by O. M. Gale. [2],
21 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 12. 1914; D: 35623; Oliver
Marble Gale, Chicago. 29029a

Medium; a comedy in 4 acts, from the German
of G. von Moser, tr. and adapted by R. Rude-
lius.

© R. Rudelius, San Francisco ; 1880 : 7995,
May 24. 29030

— a drama in 3 acts, by S. G. Sheftel. 69 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© S. Grunwald Sheftel, New York; D:
7368, Oct. 6, 1905; 2c. Oct. 6, 1905. 29031

— a 3 act comedy, by J. Wallace.

© Jules Wallace, St. Louis; 1893:27020,
June 5. 29032

a tragic play, by M. Krauskopf.

© Morris Krauskopf, Brooklyn ; 1881 : 5634,
Apr. 14. 29033

Mediums; an extravagant musical comedy in 3
acts, by C. H. Hughes.

© Charles Harrie Hughes, Brooklyn ; 1882 :
8103, May 19. 29034

Medizin; schauspiel in 3 akten, von W. Gold-
baum. Berlin, Vertriebsstelle des Verbandes
deutscher biihnenschriftsteller, g. m. b. h.,
1914. 66 p. 12°.

© Ic. Mar. 1, 1915; D: 40735; Wenzel
Goldbaum, Berlin-Steglitz. 29034a

Medley of fond memories.

© E. R. Lowry, Chicago; 1897:43635,
Aug. 2. 29035

Medor; comedie en 3 actes, de Henri Malin.

Paris, P. V. Stock, 1900. 3 p. 1., 124 p. 12°.

© P. V. Stock, Paris ; 1900 A : 29101, Nov.

30; 2c Nov. 30. 29036

Medora; a fragment, by B. H. Williams. 9 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Benjamin H. Williams. Danielson, Conn. ;
D:2760, Dec. 23, 1902; 2c. Dec. 23, 1902.

29037

Medusa; schicksalsdrama in 5 akten, 6 abteil-
ungon, von Hjalmar Meidell, nach dem roman
Der idiot von Fedor Dostojewski, autori-
sierte uebersetzung aus dem norwegischen von
John Josephsohn. Berlin, Berliner theater-
verlag, g. m. b. h., 1913. 107 p. 12°.

© Ic. Aug. 27, 1913; D: 34263; Berliner
theater-verlag, g. m. b. h., Berlin. 29038

tragodie in 5 akten, von Hans Kyser. Ber-
lin, S. Fischer verlag, 1910. 158 p. 16°.

© Nov. 30, 1909; 2c. Dec. 23, 1909; D:
17773; S. Fischer, verlag, Berlin. 29039

Meerfahrer (Die); dichtung von Ij. Heintzen.
komponiert von Gustav Baldaums. Text-
buch. Offenbach a. M., J. Andrg, 1913. 1 p. 1.,
8 p. 8°.

© Nov. 3, 1913 ; 2c. Feb. 9, 1914 ; D : 35955 ;
Johann Andre, Offenbach a. M., Germany.

29040

4

Meet me in Syracuse; a 1 act comedy sketch,
by H. S. Sheldon. 23 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Harry S. Sheldon, New York ; D : 12374,
Feb. 17, 1908 ; 2c. Feb. 17, 1908. 29041

a 1 act playlet. 11 p. 16°. Printed.

© Irene Hobson, New York ; D : 12205, Jan.
16, 1908; 2c. Apr. 29, 1908. 29042

Meet my wife; comedy-dramatic incident, by
Harry L. Newton. New York, M. Witmark
& sons, 1913. 21 p. 12°.

© Sept. 2, 1913 ; 2c. Sept. 4, 1913 ; D : 34315 ;
M. Witmark & sons, New York. 29043

Meeting father; or, When Eido screamed, by
B. K. Horning. 20 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 27, 1909; D: 16649; B. King
Horning, Milwaukee. 29044

Meeting (A) of artists; a farce, by W. E. Clog-
ston.

© William E. Clogston, Jamaica Plain,
Mass ; 1899 : 40632, June 21. 29045

Meeting" of monarchs. See Congress (The)
of nations.

Meeting (The) of the secret order of the
Golden g'oose. See Ereemasoni'y outdone.

Meeting (The) of the waters. See Avoca.

Meeting (The) of the winds. See Weather
(The) man's dream.

1454

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COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

29064

Meeting (A) of the young- ladies' club; a com-
edy in 1 act, by Eugene Latour. New York,
The Roxbury publishing company [18991 16°.
(Wizard series)

© Roxbury pub. CO., New York; 1899:
76326, Nov. 22 ; 2c. Nov. 22. 29046

Mefistofele; opera in 4 acts, by Arrigo Boito,
tr. and adapted by Theodore T. Barker. Bos-
ton, O. Ditson & CO. ; New York, Chas. H.
Ditson & CO. [etc.] 1880. 28 p. 8°. [Italian
and Englisli librettos]

© Oliver Ditson & co., Boston ; 1880 : 18481.
Dec. 4; 2c. Dec. 20. 29047

Same.

© Oliver Ditson co., Boston, in renewal for
14 vears from Dec. 4, 1908 ; D : 14198, Nov. S,
1908; 2c. Nov. 3, 1908. 29048

Meg Burns; play in 4 acts, by Gilbert Guest.
[51] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 27. 1911; D: 24339; Florence
Brenan, Omaha, Neb. 29049

Meg Merrilies; or. The gipsy's prophecy, a
dramatic sketch in 3 pts., adapted, arr. and
composed for public reading, upon the basis
of Sir Walter Scott's novel of Guy Manner-
ing and the drama of that name, by J. S.
Houghton.

© John S. Houghton, Philadelphia; 1873:
3834, Apr. 14. 29050

Meg of the mountains; drama in 4 acts, by E.
Peple. [2], 93 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic Nov. 30, 1910; D: 22689; Edward
Peple, New York. 29051

Meg, the exile; comedy-drama in 3 acts, by H.
Bashford. 37 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Herbert Bashford, Tacoma ; 1891 : 8212,
Mar. 4; Ic. Mar. 4. 29052

Megaphone (The); by P. A. Hord. 6 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 3, 1910; D: 21939; Parker A.
Hord, Washington. 29053

Meg's diversion; a drama in 2 acts, by H. T.
Craven. New American ed. correctly reprinted
from the original authorized acting ed. New
York, H. Roorbach, 1890. 1 p. 1., 46 p., 1 1.
12°.

© Harold Roorbach, New York; 1890:
16141, May 16; 2c. Jan. 3, 1891. 29054

Mehal — Dhu — Mac; a dramatic composition in
4 acts, by C. E. Williams.

© Charles E. Williams and Whitney Spiller,
Bangor, Me. ; 1889 : 22749, July 24. 29055

Meiamoun; ur, One of Cleopatra's nights, a
spectacular drama in 3 acts, by O. E. Car-
hart.

© C. E. Carhart, Kansas City, Mo. ; 1891 :
45653, Dec. 15. 29056

Meier Helmbrecht. See Helmbrecht.

Meier's raumie; schwank in 4 akten, von P. W.
Hoffmann. Typewritten.

© Paul W. Hoffmann, Boston; 1900 A:
10023, Apr. 20; 2c. May 4. 29057

Meilleur (Le) parti; comedie en 4 actes, par
Maurice Maindron. Paris, E. Fasquelle, 1905.
2 p. 1., 135 p. 12°.

© Eugene Fasquelle, Paris; D : 6361, Mar.
20, 1905 ; 2c. Mar. 17, 1905 (proof) ; 2c. Apr.
22, 1905. 29058

Mein alter herr; lustspiel in 3 akten, von
Franz und Victor Arnold. Korrektur. Ber-
lin, Ahn & Simrock, g. m. b. h., 1912. 66 p.
8°.

© Ic. Dec. 27, 1912; D: 31803; Buhnen-
verlag Ahn & Simrock, g. m. b. h., Berlin.

29059

Mein baby; schwank in 3 akten, von Margaret
Mayo. Berlin, Felix Bloch erben, 1911. 94 p.
8°.

© Ic. Nov. 9, 1911 ; D : 25713 ; Felix Bloch
erben, Berlin. 29060

Mein deutsches vaterland; schauspiel in 5 auf-
ziigen, von O. Jerschke. Berlin, Vertriebs-
stelle des Verbandes deutscher biihnenschrift-
steller, g. m. b. h., 1913. 167 p. 12°.

© Ic. Mar. 11, 1914 ; D : 36316 ; Oscar Jer-
schke, Strassburg i. E., Germany. 29060a

Mein erlauchter ahnherr; lustspiel in 3 akten,
von Alfred Schmieden. 112 p. 8°. Printed.

© Ic. Feb. 27, 1911 ; D : 23472 ; Felix Bloch
erben, Berlin. 29061

Mein Leopold. See My boy. — My son.

Mein liebchen; play, by G. V. Hobart. [2],
11 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 5, 1912; D: 28672; George V.
Hobart, Pelham Manor, N. Y. 29062

Mein maderl; operette in 3 akten, von Rudolph
Schanzer uud Eugen Burg, gesangstexte von
Carl Lindau, musik von Henri Ber6ny. Text
der gesange. Leipzig, Wien [etc.] W. Karc-
zag, 1913. 31 p. 12°.

© Ic. July 30, 1913; D: 33938; W. Karc-
zag, Vienna. 29063

mise en sc6ne verfasst von

Franz Glawatsch, musik von Henri Ber6ny.

Regie-und soufflierbuch. Leipzig, W. Karc-
zag, 1913. 32 p. 4°.

© Ic. Sept. 18, 1913; D: 34470; W. Karc-
zag, Leipzig. 29064

Mein onkel Benjamin. See Benjamin's braut-
fahrt.

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DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

29080

Mein tiefstes beileid; ein nachspiel zu einem
hoffnuiif^svollen leben, von I'aul Arosa,
deutsch von G. D. Gribble iind Carl Schon-
feld. Miinchen, Drei masken-verlag, g. m. b.
h., 1911. 25 p. 12'.

© Ic. June 15, 1911 ; D : 24481 ; Drei niasken-
verlag, g. m. b. h., Munich. 29065

Meine tante, deine tante; operette in 3 akten,
nach einer idee von Zschoklve, von Am61ie
Nikisch und Use Fried! aender, musik von
Anielie Nikiscb. Gesangstexto. Berlin, Har-
monic verlag, 1911. 63 p. 12°.

© Apr. 1, 1911 ; 2c. Apr. 1, 1911 ; D : 23S1S ;
Harmonie verlag, Berlin. 29066

Meine w^elt sei deine welt; oder, Der maler
(Goldenrod's verrath), schauspiel aus dem
anierikanischen leben in 4 akten, von C. Ruge.
97 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Clara Ruge, New York; D : 9704, Dec.
28, 1906 ; 2c. Dec. 29, 1906. 29067

Meister (Der); von Hermann Bahr. Proof.

© S. Fischer verlag, Berlin; D : 4368, Dec.
10, 1903 ; 2c. Dec. 10, 1903. 29068

Meister Mathias; dramatisches gedicht, von
Manfred Kyber. Berlin, Vita deutsches ver-
lagshaus, g. ni. b. h., [1906] 59 p. 12°.

© Vita, deutsches verlagshaus, Berlin; D:
9062, Sept. 10, 1900 ; 2c. Oct. 10, 1900. 29069

Meister (Der) von Palmyra; dramatische dich-
tung in 5 aufziigen [von Adolf von WilbrandtJ,
ed. with introduction and notes by T. Henck-
els. New York, Cincinnati [etc.] American
book CO. [1900] 212 p. incl. front, (port.)
12°.

© Theodore Henckels, Middlebury, Vt. ;
1900 A : 9808, Apr. 17 ; 2c. May 21, 1900.

29069a

See also Love (The) of life.

Mejor (El) de los mundos; entremes en prosa,
original de A. Ramos Martin. Madrid [Socie-
dad de autores espafioles] 1914. 15 p. 12°.

© Sept. 17, 1914; Ic. Sept. 21, 1914; D:
38240; Antonio Ramos Martin, Madrid.

29069b

Mejrima; drama in 3 akten, von Robert Michel.
Berlin, S. Fischer, verlag, 1909. 3 p. 1., [9]-
111 p. 12°.

© Nov. 30, 1909; 2c. Dec. 23, 1909; D:
17772 ; S. Fischer, verlag, Berlin. 29070

Melenis; dramnia lirico in 3 atti, di Massimo
Spiritini e (^arlo Zangarini, dal poemadi Louis
Bouilhet, musica di Riccardo Zaudonai.
Milano, New York [etc.] G. Ricordi & c, 1912.
34 p. 32°. [Libretto only]

© Oct. 23, 1912; 2c. Oct. 24, 1912; D:
31230 ; G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 29071

Melette; an opera, by H. A. Shepard.

© Helen A. Shepard, New York; 1899:
61613, Sept. 23. 29072

Melia's tramp; play in 1 act, by A. Brown. 29 p.
•4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 1, 1913 ; D : 32482 ; Alice Brown.
Boston. 29073

Melinda May; a comedy drama of the late war,
in 4 acts, by A. Hume-Ford.

© Alexander Hume-Ford, New York ; 1890 :
8912, Mar. 18. 29074

Melinda' s conquest. See One (The) man.

Mslinda's sweetheart; sketch for two, by Harry
L. Newton. Chicago and New York, The
Dramatic pul)llshing company, 1900. 10 p.
12°. (On cover: The comic drama, 214)

© Dramatic pub. co., Chicago ; D : 9544, Nov.
28, 1906 ; 2c. Dec. 15, 1906. 29075

Melmoth, the wanderer; play in 5 acts, by
Ovscu Kaviddou [pseud, of G. Davidson and
.T. Koven. [99] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 8, 1914; D: 39040; Gustav Da-
vidson and .Joseph Koven, New York. 29075a

Melody and harmony; play in 1 act, by H.
Becker. Op. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 11, 1912; D : 31078 ; Harry
Becker, x\ew York. 29076

Melody Isle; or. The people with musical
names, i)Iay in 2 acts, by T. C. Kennedy. [68]
p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. .Tan. 10, 1913; D : 31939 ; T. Clayton
Kennedy, Baltimore. 29077

Melody of life; musical comedy in 3 acts, by
John S. Egan. 110 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 10, 1910; D: 20217; Pearl K.
Egan, Brooklyn. 29078

Melon (The) thief; a Japanese kiogen, Japanese
comedy of the Middle Age, tr. from the Jap-
anese by Yone Noguchi. (In Poet lore, v. 15,
no. 1, Jan.-Mar. 1904; periodical © June 27,
1904; 2c. June 2, 1904; B: 76390; Poet lore
CO., Boston) 29078a

Melting-pot (The); drama in 4 acts, by Israel
Zangwill. New York, The Macmillan company,
1909. ix, 200 p. 12°.

© Macmillan co., New York; D: 15229, Mar.
3, 1909 ; 2c. Mar. 3, 1909. 29079

■ Same. New and rev. ed. New York, Mac-
millan CO., 1914. ix, 216 p. 12°.

© Nov. IS, 1914; 2c. Nov. 19, 1914; D:
38852 ; Macmillan co.. New York. 29079a

Member (The) for Slocumb; a comedy in 3 acts,
by George li. Sinnns.

© Nat. C. Goodwin, ir.. New York; 1881:
9468, June 16. 29080

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29099

Member (The) from Kentucky.
ning (The) rod.

Member (The) from Nevada,
mission.

Sec Light-
See Spanish

Member (The) from Texas; a comedy iu 4 acts,
by E. Jamieson.

© Egbert Jamieson, Chicago; 1879:10532,
Aug. 8, 29081

Member (The) from Utah; a farce in 3 acts, by

I. N. Morri?.

© I. N. Morris, Chicago ; 1900 A : 7440, Mar.
21. 29082

Member of Congress. Sec M. C.

Member (A) of the third house; an American

play of today, by H. Garland.

© Hamlin Garland, Boston ; 1890 : 19G17,

Juno 18. 29083

Memento; a romantic drama in 4 acts, by T.
Lauck. 47 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Tony Lauclt, Indianapolis ; 1891 : 16216,
May 2; 2c. May 2, 29084

Memento mori; a I'oniantic drama in 4 acts, by
T. Lauck.

© Tony Eauck, Indianapolis ; 1889 : 15399,
May 22. 29085

Memnon; a tragedy in 5 acts, by H. G. Carle-
tou.

© Henry Guy Carleton, Chicago ; 1881 :
15637, Oct. 10. 29086

Memo in Dreamland; l)y C. C. Taylor. 3 p. t°.
Typewritten.

© Colin C. Taylor, New York; D : 8167,
Mar. 14, 1906 ; 2c. Mar. 14, 1906. 29087

Memoirs; or. Other days, play, by P. Aylmer.
15 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 22, 1911 ; D : 28068 ; Percival A.nI-
mer. New York. 29088

Sec Court of. King
Sec System of John

Memoirs of a physician.
Petaud.

Memoirs of John Law.
Law.

Memorable (A) year; a coloni;il dialogue in 4
acts, by S. A. J. Monro. 8 p. 12°. Printed.
© Sarah Jordan Monro, Boston; 0:30.10,
Eel). 3, 1903 ; 2c. Eeb. 6, 1906. ' 29089

Memorial day; domestic drama in 3 acts, by
Billie Burke. 55 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July IS, 1912; D : 30292 ; William
Francis Burke, Now York. 29090

• See also Holiday plays.

Memories — Continued.

a comedy iu 1 act and a dream, by Freder-
ick Knell.

© Frederick Knell, jr., Koxbury, INIass. ;
1896 : 4036, Jan. 13. 29002

drama in a prologue and 3 acts, by B. Hall.

122 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 6. 1915 ; D : 41924 ; Barton Hall,
Kansas City, Mo. - 29092a

dramatic sketch iu 1 act, by J. D. Ardelsou.

6 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 26, 1912 ; D : 31086 ; Elsie Lau-
der, New York. 29093

— — an original play in 1 act, by George Wild-
ing. 20 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Alexandra von Herder Grantham, Lon-
don; D: 13034, May 23, 1908; 2c. May 23,
1908. JB9094

Memories of '61; Civil War sketch, by S. J.
Sinnnons. 10 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 4, 1915; D: 39286; Orrin R.
Griffin, Lowell, Mass. 29094a

or. Reminiscences of the Rebellion, an

original musical drama, by E. L. Ogilby.

© Edward Leslie Ogilby, Oil City, Pa.;
1883:20586, Nov. 7. 29095

Memories of the South; sketch in 1 act, by
Lela Fitzgerald, rewritten by Richard P.
Carroll. 10 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 16, 1912 ; D : 31146 ; Eva Artusy,
Galveston, Tex. 29096

Memory; in 1 act, by M. V. Samuels. 6 p. 8°.
I'ypewritten.

© Maurice Victor Samuels, New York, D:
3974, Sept. 19, 1903 ; 2c. Sept. 19, 1903. 29097

Memory's door; romantic novelty, by H. M.
Graves. 99 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 15, 1915; D: 39994; Hnrry M.
Graves, New York. 29097»

Memphis Mose, war correspondent; minstrel
aiterpiece, by Harry L. Newton. Chicago,
T. S. Denison & company [1915J 14 p. 12°,
([Ethiopian drama])

© July 20, 1915; 2c. .July 29, 1915; D:
41348; Eben H. Norris, Chicago. 29097b

Men; drama in 1 act, by E. de Corsia. 11 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 22, 1912 ; D : 29126 ; Edward de
Corsia, Chicago. 29098

Men and women; drama in 4 acts, by Z. Libin.
831 I"*. 8°. Ms.

Meniories; by G. W. Moore. 7 p. 8°. Type- ^^^^.i, ^ ^^ ^.j^,.^,^. ^'.p^^. ^...j^^^ .^^,,,^5 „^. ^^,j^,^

© Ic. .Tan. 15, 1913; D: 31988; Geo. W.
Moore, Chicago. 29091

© Ic. Aug. 24, 1912 ; D : 30618 ; David Kess-
ler and Max R. Wlluer, New York. 29099

5379—16-

-92

1457

29100

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

29116

Men and women — Continued.

problem play in 3 acts, by B. P. Rider.

[116] p. 4°. Typewritten.
© Ic. Aug. 6, 1913 ; D : 34035 ; Bertlia Perl

Rider, Philadelphia. 29100

Men are mortal; farce in 1 act, by K. M. Rice.
33 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 11, 1911; D : 23623 ; Katherine
McDowell Rice, Worthington, Mass. 29101

Men are so blind; comedy in 4 acts, by Emer-
son Taylor and R. Hunter. 131 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Feb. 9, 1910 ; D : 20147 ; Emerson G.
Taylor, Hartford, and Robert Hunter, New
York. 29102

Men, maids, and matchniakers; an up-to-date
comedy in 3 acts, by E. M. Crane. New York,
Harold Roorbach, 1901. 60 p. 12°.

© Eleanor Maud Crane, New York ; D :
983, Oct. 18, 1901; 2c. Oct. 21, 1901. 29103

Men (The) next door; comedy playlet, by 1.
D'Arville. [1], 9 p. 12°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 2, 1914; D : 35522 ; Irene D'Ar-
ville, New York. 29103a

Men not wanted; a comedietta, by Bell Elliott
Palmer. Chicago, T. S. Denison, 1906. 14 p.
12°.

© T. S. Denison, Chicago ; D : 9047, Sept. 6,
1906; 2c. Oct. 20, 1906. 29104

Men of America; a -drama in 5 acts, by J. R.
Farrell. 50 p. f°. Typewritten.

© John Rupert Farrell, New York; D:
10538, May 11, 1907; 2c. May 20, 1907.

29105

Men of bronze and women of bronze; a dra-
matic representation, illustrated.

© Xavier Pene, Paris ; 1895 : 58314, Nov.
19. 29106

Men (The) of Jimtown; a drama in 4 acts and
3 scenes, by W. V. Ranous.

© Howell Hansel, New York ; D : 652, July
12, 1901. 29107

Men of leisure; an original comedy drama in 3
acts, by A. Levy and B. B. Barr. 60 p. 4°.
Typewritten,

© Arthur Levy and Brevoort Bristol Barr,
New York ; 1891 : 5189, Feb. 6 ; 2c. Feb. 6.

29108

Men (The) of Mayo; a drama in 5 acts, by H.
G. Donnelly.

© H. Grattan Donnelly, Philadelphia;
1880 : 19133, Dec. 15. 29109

Men of millions; a comedy drama in 4 acts, by
W. G. Patten.

© William G. Patten, New York; 1892:
42986, Oct. 24. 29110

Men of steal; story of political intrigue and
police graft in 4 acts, by W. Mack. [5], 53 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 5, 1913; D : 34945 ; Willard
Mack, Salt Lake City. 29111

Men of the world; a play in 5 acts, by Mrs. H.
L. Thomas.

© Mrs. Henry L. Thomas, Philadelphia;
1878:6180, May 22. 29112

Men (The) who loved Mamie; by C. W. Hogg.
New York, S. French ; London, S. French, ltd.,
1909. 16 p. 12°. ([French's international
copyrighted ed. of the works of the best au-
thors, no. 161] )

© Cyril Wentworth Hogg, London ; D :
16000, June 5, 1909 ; 2c. June 24, 1909. 29113

Menace (The); drama in 3 acts, by Lillian Ben-
net and George Hubbard. [118] p. 4°. Type-
written,

© Ic. Nov. 2, 1915; D : 42164 ; George
Baron Hubbard, New York. 29113a

dramatic playlet in 1 act, by E. Foreman.

[11] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 13, 1913 ; D : 34451 ; Edgar Fore-
man, New York. 29114

1 act play of modern American life, by

H. O. Hoyt. 24 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 24, 1915; D: 39920; Harry O.
Hoyt, New York. 29114a

play in 4 acts, by G. Gibson. [103] p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 30, 1911 ; D : 23795 ; Gerolt Gib-
son, New York. 29115

Menace (The) of the nation; dramatic sketch
in 1 act, by W. E. Jensen. [8] p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic, Dec, 29, 1915; D : 42605 ; Winifred
E. .Jensen, New York. 29115a

Menace (The) of the submarine; plav in 1 act,
by O. Nethersole. [2], 26 p. 4°. "Typev.'rit-
ten.

© Ic. Nov. 15, 1915 ; D : 42277 ; Olga Nether-
sole, Hampstead, England. 29115b

Menage (Le) de Moliere; pidce en 5 actes et 6
tnbleaux, en vers, de M. Donnay. (L'lllus-
tr;ition thoatrale, 8* annee-212, 4 mai 1912)

© May 4, 1912 ; 2c. June 13, 1912 ; D : 29958 ;
Maurice Donnay, Paris. 29116

Menage polonais (La belle Polonaise); vaude-
ville-op6re1te en 3 actes, de Kurt Kraatz et
Georges Okonkowski, adaptation franoaise de
Claude Roland et Jose de Berys, rausique de
.lean Gilbert [pseud, of Max Winterfeld] Bro-
chure complete. Paris, Max Eschig, 1914.
204 p. 12*.

© June 27, 1914 ; Ic. July 7, 1914 ; D : 37495 ;
Max Eschig, Paris. 29116a

1458

29117

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

29131

Menagerie (The); dramatic composition, by N.
Loughrey. 4 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 18, 1910 ; D : 20825 ; Nellie Lough-
rey, Los Angeles. 29117

Menag-erie Krummholz; jahrmarktskomodie in
3 akten, von Max Dauthendey. Leipzig, E.
Rowohlt verlag, 1911. 76 p. 8°.

© Nov. 30, 1911; 2c. Feb. 17, 1912; D:
28738; Ernst Rowohlt verlag, Leipzig. 29118

Menag'erita; comedy in 1 act, by L. McDonald,
ri], 14 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© lo. May 27, 1914 ; D : 37132 ; Laetitia Mc-
Donald, Lonisvile. 29118a

Menages (Les) de Paris. See Househ.olds
(The) of Paris.

Mendel Beilis; dramatic composition in 4 acts,
by Anshel Schorr.

[80] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 15, 1913 ; D : 35088 ; Eagle theatre
operating co.. New York. 29119

• series of episodes in 4 acts, from the pres-

ent day famous ritual murder case, by F. G.
Corcoran and A. Schorr. [155] p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Dec. 8, 1913; D : 35283 ; Frances G.
Corcoran and Anshel Schorr, New York.

29120

Mender (The); comedy drama in 3 acts, by Max
Minor. [1], 39 p. 4°, Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 12, 1910 ; D : 22787 ; Wm. Henry
Carson, New York. 29121

play in 1 act, by J. A. Nilek [1], 29 p. f°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 1, 1913 ; D : 35326 ; John Addison
Niles, Chicago. 29122

Mendiant (Le) d'amour; operette en 3 actes et 4
tableaux, de E. Grenet-Dancourt et Louis Mar-
solleau, musique de Henri .Jose. Paris, Li-
brairie theatrale, 1908. 2 p. 1., 122 p. 12°.
[Libretto only]

© E. Grenet-Dancourt & Louis Marsolleau,
Paris ; D : 12702, Apr. 8, 1908 ; 2c. Apr. 8, 1908.

29123

Mending (The) of Brinks; comedy-drama in 3
acts, by S. B. Roberts. [5], 105 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Jan. 7, 1913 ; D : 31898 ; St. Clair Bay-
field Roberts, Boston. 29124

Menesse (La) a Gugusse; vaudeville en 1 acte,
par Daniel .Jourda. Paris, C. Joubert, 1912.
27 p. 8°.

© Oct. 2, 1912 ; 2c. Dec. 2, 1912 ; D : 31517 ;
Joubert, Paris. 29125

Mennemin inn; comedy in 3 acts, by E. W.
Quaife. New York, S. French; London, S.
French, ltd., 1910. 48 p. 12°. ([French's in-
ternational copyrighted ed. of the works of
the best authors, no. 196] )

© Dec. 30, 1910 ; 2c. Dec. 31, 1910 ; D : 22965 ;
Elsie West Quaife, New York. 29126

Menschen (Die), die nennen es liebe; 4 szenen
vom krankenlager der liebe, von Wilhelm
Stekel. Biihnenausgabe. Wien, Verlag Paul
Knepler, 1914. 4 p. 1., 13-144 p. 8°.

© Ic. Oct. 16, 1914; D: 38518; Comoedia,
Vienna. 29126a

Mental^mates; play in 3 acts, by H. Erwood. 51
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 16, 1914 ; D : 38998 ; Howard Er-
wood, Los Angeles. 29126b

Mental suggestion; or, Made in Germany,
vaudeville sketch, by U. Akerstrom. 15 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. June 21, 1911 ; D : 24524 ; Ullie Aker-
strom, Brooklyn. 29127

Mental (The) sword; play in 1 act, by F. Tem-
ple. 9 p. 4°. Typewritten,

© Ic. Mar. 11, 1914 ; D : 36593 ; Flora Tem-
ple, Brooklyn. 29127a

Mental telepathy; or. The non-believer, comedy
sketch, by D. Raynol. [10] p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Nov. 15, 1911;
Raynol, New York.

D: 25816; Dorothy
29128

Mentir a tiempo; entremes en prosa de P.
Muiloz Seca. Madrid [Sociedad de autores
espaiioles] 1908. 17 p. 12°.

© Pedro Muiloz Seca, Madrid ; D : 13465,
.July 25, 1908 ; 2c. July 25, 1908. 29129

Mentir (El) de las estrellas . . . ; zarzuelaenl
acto y 2 cuadros, en verso y prosa, original de L.
de Larra, mtisica del maestro Hermoso. Ma-
drid [Sociedad de autores espaiioles] 1908.
42 p. 12°. [Libretto only]

© Luis de Larra, Madrid ; D : 14703, Jan. 2,
1909 ; 2c. Jan. 2, 1909. 29130

Mentor (Der) See Wenn zwei dasselbe tun.

Meow; comedy, by Fannie Cannon and Alice E.
Ives. Chicago, T. S. Denison & co. [1914] 12
p. 12°. ( [Amateur series] )

© Nov. 9, 1914 ; 2c. Nov. 12, 1914 ; D : 38782 ;
Eben H. Norris, Chicago. 29130a

Mephisalome; a musical comedy in 1 act, by
G. Farnell-Bond.

© Genevieve Farnell-Bond, New York; D:
13911, Sept. 23, 1908. 29131

1459

J9132

DKAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

29148

Mephisto and the Hindo magician; by A. W.

Le Mieux. [4] p. 16°. Printed. [Scenario]

© Alvin W. Le Mieux, Lebanon, N. H. ; D :

11438, Sept. 30, 1907 ; Ic. Nov. 29,1907. 29132

Mephisto up to date; from Goethe's Faust, by
E. M. I'lemiug [Dickersoh] Nasliville, Wal-
den univ. print, 1907. 44 p. 16°.

© Eddie M. Fleming Dickerson, Nashville;
D : 10722, June 8, 1907 ; 2c. Jan. 27, 1908.

29133

Mephistophela; a lyric and dramatic ballet in 3
acts, by C. Puerner.

©.Charles Puerner, New York; 1883: 171S3,
Sept. 19. 29134

Merchant (The); a play in 3 acts, by M. Mor-
ton.

© Martha Morton, New York ; 1890 : 18849,
June 10. 29141

Merchant and poet; or. Haps and mishaps of
Mr. Prihoda, a comedy witli songs in 4 acts,
by L. Folda.

© Longin Folda, Linwood, Neb. ; 1892 :
11960, Mar. 18. 29142

Merchant (The) gentleman (Le bourgeois gen-
tilhomme); comedy in 4 acts, by Moliere, tr.
by Margaret Baker. New York, S. French ;
London, S. French, ltd., 1915. 76 p. 12°.

© July 21, 1915; 2c. July 22, 1915; D:
41291; Samuel French, New York. 29142a

Mepliistophiles outwitted; or, Faust up to Merchant (A) mayor; or, A wife's discovery,

date, by Charles Noel Douglas. 10 p. f".
Typewritten.

® Joseph P. Swickard, New York ; D : 6888,
June 28, 1905 ; 2c. June 28, 1905. 29135

Mephiso's hot house; tabloid spectacular musi-
cal comedy drama, by Will Carlton. 10 p.
f°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Jan. 14, 1915; D: 39390; Ralph M.
Crawford, Seattle. 29135a

Mercaderes; comedia antijesuitica en 1 acto y
3 cuadros, de J. G. Newes. Madrid [Sociedad
de autores espaiioles] 1910. 29 p. 12°.

© Oct. 29, 1910 ; 2c. Oct. 31, 1910 ; D : 22417 ;
Juan G. Newes, Madrid. 29136

Mercedes; a drama in 2 acts, by T. B. Aldrich.
Boston and New York, Houghton, Mifflin &
company, 1893. 71 p. 12°.

© Thomas Bailey Aldrich, Boston; 1893:
47284, Oct. 23; 2c. Nov. 4. 29137

— a grand romantic opera in 3 acts, by C. F.
Pidgin, music by W. J. D. Leavitt.

© W. J. D. Leavitt and Charles F. Pidgin,
Boston; 1879:6992, May 26. 29138

an original 4 act drama with prologue, by

R. V. Spencer. [58] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Richard Y. Spencer, Los Angeles ; D :
14627, Dec. 24, 1908; 2c. Dec. 24, 1908. 29139

sketch, by George J. Stillman, rev. by H.

C. Barnes. [18] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 22, 1911; D: 25340; Mattie Au-
brey and Howard C. Barnes, New Y^ork.

29140

Mercedes Madero; play in 3 acts, by J. Strano.
54 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 16, 1915 ; D : 40003 ; John Strano,
New York. 29140a

Mercedes of Castile. See Triumph (The) of
Columbus.

dramatic sketch in 2 pts., by Frank B, Coigne.
7 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 23, 1912; D: 28809; Champion
film CO., New York, 29143

Merchant (The) of Berlin; tragedy in 5 acts,
by J. J. Allen.

© J. J. Allen, Chicago; 1889:28558, Sept.
20. 29144

See also Elise.

Merchant (The) of peanuts. See Shylock.

Merchant (The) of Venice. Garden City, N. Y.,
Doubleday, Page & company [1912] viii p.,
1 1., 194, [1] p., 1 1. col. front., illus., plan.
12°. (The Ben Greet Shakespeare for young
readers and amateur players)

© May 20, 1912; 2c. May 23, 1912; A:
314353; Doubleday, Page & co., Garden City,

N. Y.

29145

— [Lake Bluff, 111., 1900] iv p., 1 1., 118 p.

front, (port.) 24 °. (The nutshell library)

© Sherwin Cody, Lake Blufe, 111. ; 19u0 A :

27750, Nov. 9; 2c. Nov. 7. 29146

— -by William Shakespeare, ed. by Charles
Robert Gaston. New York, The A. S. Barnes
company, 1914. xxvi, 117 p. 16°. (The
Barnes English texts)

© May 7, 1914 ; 2c. June 9, 1914 ; A : 376244 ;
A, S. Barnes CO., New York. 29146a

— ■ -ed. by R. Sharp. Richmond, Atlanta

[etc.] B. F. Johnson publishing company
[1903] 197 p. incl. front. (port.) 16°.
(.Johnson series English classics, no. 7)

© Robert Sharp, New Orleans ; A : 80014,
Feb. 23, 1904; 2c. Feb. 12, 1904. 29147

— Same. Richmond, Atlanta [etc.] B. F.
Johnson publishing company [1905] 197 p.
incl. front, (port.) 16°. ([Johnson series
of English classics, no. 7] )

© Robert Sharp, New Orleans; A: 127474
Sept. 29, 1905; 2c. Sept. 29, 1905. 29148

1460

29149

COPYRIGHTED IN" THE UNITED STATES

29164

Merchant (The) of Venice — Continued.

■ hy William Shakespeare, ed. with notes, in-
troduction, glossary, list of variorum readings
and selected criticism by Charlotte Porter and
Helen A. Clarke. [First folio ed.l New York.
T. Y. Crowoll & CO. [1904] 1 p. 1.. xxxvii,
264 p. front, (port.) 16°.

© T. Y. Crowell & cc. New York ; A : 81986,
Mar. 16, 1904; 2c. Mar. 16, 1904. 29149

' • -from the Riverside ed. of Shakespeare's

works, annotated for school use by Samuel
Thurber. Boston. New York [etc.] Houghton,
Mifflin & company [1892] 111 p. 12°, (The
Riverside literature series [no. 55] )

© Houghton. Mifflin & co., Boston; 1892:
45657, Nov. 9; 2c. Nov. 19. 29150

with an introduction and notes by

Edward Everett Hale, jr. New York, Uni-
versity pub. CO. [1901] xsii, 89 p. inch front,
(port.) 12°. (Standard literature series, no.
49)

© University pub. co., New York ; A : 22036,
Nov. 4, 1901; 2c. Nov. 4, 1901. 29151

comedy in 5 acts, by William Shakespeare.

Boston, W. H. Baker & co., 1907. 83 p. 12'
(The William Warren ed. of standard plays)
© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston; D:
11076, July 29, 1907; 2c. Oct. 11, 1907. 29152

ed. by Felix E. Schelling. New York, Cin-

cinnati [etc.] American book company [1903]
186 p. front, (port.) 16°. (Gateway series
[of English texts])

© American book co.. New York ; A : 69905,
Oct. 7, 1903 ; 2c. Dec. 29, 1903. 29153

— ed. by H. H. Furness. Philadelphia, J. B.
Lippincott company, 1888. xi, 479 p. 8°.
(New variorum ed. of Shakespeare, v. 7)

© Horace Howard Furness, United States ;
1888 : 12865, May 2 ; 2c. May 18. 29154

— ed. by Harry Morgan Ayers. New York,
The Macmillan company, 1911. xviii, 132 p.
front. 24°. (The Tudor Sliakespeare)

© Dec. 13, 1911; 2c. Dec. 14, 1911; A:
300970; Macmillan co.. New York. 29155

— ed. by S. Thurber. Boston. Allyn and
Bacon [1896] iv, 115 p. 12°. (Tlie Academy
series of English classics)

© Samuel Thurber, Roxbury, Mass.; 1896:
34588, June 11; 2c. July 20. 29156

— ed. for school use by Helen G. Cone. New
York and Chicago, Globe school book co.
[1900] xxii, 137 p. pi., port. 12°. (Eng-
lish classics — Star series)

© Globe school book co.. New York; 1900
A : 10809, Apr. 30 ; 2c. May 18. 29157

Merchant (The) of Venice — Continued.

ed. with introduction, notes, appendices ana

glossary by Thomas Marc Parrott. New

York, H. Holt and company, 1903. xli, [2],

220 p. 16°. (English readings)

© Henry Holt & co., New York ; A : 61246,

June 6, 1903; 2c. June 10, 1903. 29158

ed. with notes by William ,1. Rolfe. Har-

per's library ed. New York and London, Har-
per & brothers, 1898. 173, [1] p. front, illus.
12°. (Shakespeare's complete worlvs. v. 7)
© Harper & bros.. New York ; 1898 : 28292,
May 6 ; 2c. Jan. 13, 1899. 29159

■introduction and notes by Henrv Norman

Hudson, ed. and rev. by Ebenezer Charlton
Black, with the cooperation of Andrew Jack-
son George. School ed. [Boston] Ginn and
company [1906] xli, [1], 143 p. front, (fac-
sim.) fold, chart. 16°. (The new Hudson
Shakespeare)

© Ginn & co., Boston ; A : 164618, Jan. 2,
1907; 2c. Jan. 29, 1907. 29160

a play for schools, ed. from Shakspere and

Lamb, by William E. Watt. {In World's
chronicle, May 1, 1909)

© Little chronicle co., Chicago ; D : 157.52,
Apr. 30, 1909; 2c. May 12, 1909. 29161

'With a special introduction by Theodore

W^atts-Dunton and an original frontispiece by
J. Walter West. [The University press
Shakespeare. Renaissance ed.] New York,
George D. Sproul, 1907. xxxii, 119 p. front.
4°. (The complete works of William Shakes-
peare, with annotations and a general intro-
duction by Sidney Lee. v. 4)

© LTniversity press, Cambridge, Mass. ; A :
168208, Feb. 11, 1907 ; 2c. Feb. li, 1907.

29162

— - with introduction, notes and examination

papers, selected, by Brainerd Kellogg. New

York, Maynard, Merrill and company [1899]

218 p. front, illus. 24°.

© Maynard. Merrill & co., New York ; 1890 :
75288, Nov. 18; 2c. Nov. 20. 29163

with introduction, notes, and questions for

review, adapted froui Spilsbury and ]\Iarshairs
Oxford and Cambridge ed., by F. A. Purcell
and L. M. Somers. Chicago, New York, Scott,
Foresman and company [1915] 157 p. 12°.

© Oct. 11, 1915 ; 2c. Oct. 1-1, 1915 ; aff. Oct.
30, 1915 ; A : 416157 ; F. A. Purcell and L. M.
Somers, Chicago. [Copyright is claimed on
introduction, notes, questions for review, and
glossary] 29163a

— (The comedy of); by William Shakespeare.
New York, Cincinnati [etc.] American book
company, 1893. 103 p. 12°. (English classics
for schools)

© American book co.. New York ; 1893 :
18613, Apr. 17 ; 2c. May 3. 29164

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DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

29180

Merchant (The) of Venice — Continued.

(Dramatic sketch from Shakespeare's);

edited by M. Gaily. 10 p. 4°. Typewritten.
© Merritt Gaily, New York ; D : 5537, Sept.

15, 1904; 2e. Sept. 15, 1904. 29165

— (Fourth act of); by William Shakespeare,
quarrel scene from School for scandal, by R. B.
Sheridan, [and] Under an umbrella, by Robert
C. V. Meyers. Philadelphia, The Penn pub-
lishing company, 1907. p. 193-216. 12°.
(Dramatic supplement to One hundred choice
selections, no. 17)

© Phineas Garrett, Philadelphia, in re-
newal for 14 years from Sept. 10, 1907 ; A :
174185, Apr. 16, 1907 ; 2c. Apr. 16, 1907.

29165a

— (Shakespeare's) ; ed. by Frederick Erastus
Pierce. New York, H. Holt and company,
1911. XXXV, [1], 158 p. front, (port.) illus.
16°. (English readings for schools)

© Jan. 18, 1911; 2c. Mar. 20, 1911; A:
283542 ; Henry Holt & co., New York. 29166

ed. by Frederick Manley. Boston,

C. C. Birchard & co., 1901. liv, 186 p. front,
(port.) illus. 16°. (The laurel classics)

© C. C. Birchard & co., Boston; D : 266,
Mar. 27, 1901 ; 2c. July 18, 1901. 29167

— • ed. with an introduction and notes by

Brainerd Kellogg. New York, Charles E. Mer-
rill CO. [1910] 183 p. front, (facsim.) 16°.
(Merrill's English texts)

© Sept. 22, 1910; 2c. Oct. 5, 1910; A:
273250 ; Chas. E. Merrill co.. New York.

29168

ed. with an introduction and sugges-
tions for study by Gilbert Sykes Blakely.
New York, Cincinnati [etc.] American book
company [1911] 112 p. 16°. (Eclectic Eng-
lish classics)

© Apr. 6, 1911 ; 2c. Apr. 8, 1911 ; A : 286031 ;
American book co., New York. [Copyright is
claimed on introduction, etc.] 29169

ed. with notes and an introduction by

Charlotte W. Underwood. New York and
London, The Macmillan co., 1899. xxvi, 207
p. port. 24°. (Macmillan's pocket English
classics)

© Macmillan co.. New York ; 1899 : 60794,
Sept. 22; 2c. Sept. 21. 29170

■ed. with notes, outline study and ex-

amination questions by Maud Emma Kingsley
. . . and Frank Herbert Palmer. Boston, The
Palmer company, 1911. 3 p. 1., ix-xiii, 137,
21 p. 16°. (The Kingsley English texts)

© Apr. 3, 1911; 2c. Apr. 29, 1911; A:
286541 ; Palmer CO., Boston. 29171

Merchant (The) of Venice — Continued.

(Shakespeare's); with introduction and

notes by Margaret A. Eaton. Boston, New
York [etc.] Educational publishing company
[1909] 154p. illus., pi. 24°. (Classic library ;
Popular educator library)

© Educational pub. co., Boston ; A : 23.5668,
Apr. 5, 1909 ; 2c. May 12, 1909. 29172

with introduction and notes, explana-

tory and critical, by H. N. Hudson. Boston,
Ginn & Heath, 1879. 1 p. 1., 207 p. front.
12°. (Standard English classics)

© Henry N. Hudson, Cambridge, Mass. ;
1879 : 11214, Aug. 22 ; 2c. Oct. 25 ; 2c. new ed.
Mar. 19, 1900. 291V3

with introduction, notes and examina-

tion papers, selected, by Brainerd Kellogg.
New York, Maynard, Merrill & co. [1899] 218
p. front, (port.) illus., pi. 24°.

© ISIaynard, Merrill & co., New York ; 1899 :
75288, Nov. 18 ; 2c. Nov. 20. 29174

— ■ with notes by Margaret Hill McCarter.

Topeka, Kan., Crane & company, 1905. 129 p.
12°. (The Crane classics)

© Crane & co., Topeka, Kan. ; A : 159745,
Nov. 1, 1906 ; 2c. Nov. 1. 1906. 29175

• with notes, examination papers and

plan of preparation, selected by Brainerd Kel-
logg. New York, Clark & Maynard, 1882.
24°.

© Clark & Maynard, New York ; 1882 : 6016.
Apr. 17 ; 2c. Apr. 24. 29176

— -(Shakespeare's comedy of); ed. with intro-
duction and notes by Katharine Lee Bates.
Boston, New York [etc.] Leach, Shewell &
Sanborn [1894] vi p., 1 1., 226 p. diagrs.
16°. (The Students' series of English classics)
© Leach, Shewell and Sanborn, Boston ;
1894: 53032, Nov. 14; 2c. Nov. 15. 29177

ed. with notes by Homer B. Sprague,

with critical comments, suggestions and plans
for study, specimens of examination papers,
and topics for essays. Chicago, S. R. Winchell
& CO. [1889] 188 p. 12°.

© Homer R. Sprague, Ithaca, N. I''. ; 1889 :
20655, .July 3; 2c. July 5. 29178

ed. with notes by William J. Rolfe,

New York, Harper & brothers, 1871. 168 p
front, illus. 16°.

© Harper & bros., New York; 1870:3577,
Nov. 8 ; 2c. Jan. 12, 1871. 28179

Same. New York, Harper and brothers,

1883. 3 p. 1., 171, [1] p. front, (port.) illus.
16'.

© Harper & bros.. New York ; 1883 : 19075,
Oct. 16 ; 2c. Dec. 27. 29180

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29198

Merchant (The) of Venice — Continued.

Same.

© .John C. Rolfe, Philadelphia, as the
child of the deceased author, in renewal for
28 years. Renewal no. 14.50, Jan. 11, 1911.
Original entry, Oct. 16, 1883, no. 19075. 29181

Same. New York, Cincinnati [etc.] Ameri-

can book company [1903] 23G p. incl. front,
(port.) illus. 16°.

© William .T. Rolfe, Cambridge, Mass. ; A :
55268, Mar. 16, 1903 ; 2c. Aug. 19, 1903. 29182

the prompt-book ed. by W. Winter, as

presented by p](lwin Booth, [v. 12] New
York, Francis Hart & company, 1878. 86 p.
16°.

© William AVinter, New York ; 1878 : 13220,
Nov. 15 ; 2c. Nov. 30. 29183

— (Shakspeare's) ; ed. for school use by R. M.

Lovett. Chicago, Scott, Foresman & co., 1900.

viii, 172 p. 16°. (The Lake English classics)

© Scott, Foresman & co., Chicago ; 1900 A :

29678, Dec. 6 ; 2c. Dec. 6. 29184

— ■ ed. with an introduction and notes by

Richard Jones . . . and Franklin T. Baker.
New York, D. Appleton and company, 1903.
174 p. 12°. (Twentieth century text-books)
© D. Appleton & co.. New York ; A : .50189.
Jan. 7, 1903; 2c. Jan. 13, 1903. 29185

— ed. with notes and an introduction by

Francis B. Gummere. New York, [etc.]
Longmans, Green, and co., 1896. lii, 144 p.
front. (port.) 12°. (Longmans' English
classics)

© Longmans, Green & co., New York ; 1895 :
66206, Dec. 28; 2c. liar. 18, 1896. 29186

■ See also Evening (An) with The Mer-
chant of Venice. — Shakespeare's works.—
Shylock.

Merchant (The) of Venice up to date; or, Shy-
lock in New York, a farce comedy With a
plot, three hundred years after Shakespeare,
in a prologue and 2 acts, by G. W. Symonds
and A. R. Givin,

'© George Wolsey Symonds and Albert R.
Givin, Philadelphia; 1893:45893, Oct. 13.

29187

Merchant (The) of Ven-is-it. See Skylark.

Merchant (The) of York; a drama in 5 acts, by
T. Davis.

© Thomas Davis, New York ; 1890 : 20424.
June 24. 29188

Merchant (The) prince; a plav in 1 act, by
Stephen G. Champlin. [1], 16 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. June 21, 1912 ; D : 30068 ; Harry Hol-
man, New York. 29189

Merchant (The) prince — Continued.

up-to-date comedy sketch, by Stephen G.

Champlin. 11 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 6, 1912; D : 29298 ; Harry Hol-
man. New York. 29190

Merchant (The) prince of Cornville; a comedy,
bv S. E. Gross. Cambridge, University press,
1896. 168 p., 1 1. 4°.

© Samuel Eberly Gross, Chicago; 1896:
59224, Oct, 28; 2c. Nov. 16; 2c. new ed. Jan.
19, 1899. 29191

Merchant (The) when is it; by L. E. Prescott.
67 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Leon E. Prescott, San Francisco ; D :
4120, Oct. 20, 1903; 2c. Oct. 20, 1903. 29192

Merchants; drama in 4 acts and 5 scenes, by
Nathan Rosenbloom.

D : 33588 ; Julius
29193

138 p. 8°. Ms.

© Ic. June 17, 1913;
Broder, New York.

Merciers (The); a drama in 5 acts, by F. H.
Howe. 82 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Frank H. Howe, Washington ; 1886 : 6292,
Mar. 19; Ic. Mar. 19. 29194

Mercviry; play in 1 act, by R. Barry. 12 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 19, 1914; D : 36089 ; Richard
Barry, New York. 29194a

Mercy (The) pedler; drama in 3 acts, by L. H.
Mitchell. 75 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 12. 1915 ; D : 41970 ; Lebbeus H.
Mitchell, New York. 29194b

Mere (A) chance; comedietta in 1 act, by A. J,
Ryan.

© Andrew J. Ryan, Chicago; 1890:13776,
Apr. 25. 29195

Mere (A) child; a comedy drama, by G. Emmett.

© Grace Emmett, St. Louis; 1888:30779.
Oct. 29. 29196

Mere (A) flirtation; play in 1 act, by Benj.
Ryan Irish. [3] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 24, 1912; D : 28997 ; Jack Far-
ley, New York. 29197

Mere man; farce-comedy in 3 acts, by L. E. F.
Prince. 86 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 15, 1912 ; D : 28715 ; Leslie E. F.
Prince, Washington. 29198

study in feminine color, by Edith Palmer

Painton. Franklin, O., Eldridge entertain-
ment house, 1915. 23 p. 12°.

© Nov. 1.5. 1915; 2c. Dec. 20, 1915; D:
42596; Eldridge entertainment house, Frank-

lin, O.

29198a

1463

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DEAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

29317

Mere mortal man; a drama in 4 acts, by E. B.
Franzheim. 72 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Edward B. Franzlieim, Wheeling, W. Va. ;
D : 12252, Jan. 27, 1908 ; 2c. Jan. 27, 1908.

29199

Meredith's old coat; a comedy in 3 acts, by
W. H. Allderdice.

© William Hillary Allderdice, Washinp;-
ton ; 1893 : 9724, Feb. 22. 29200

Merely a miner; by V. S. Lawrence. 12 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 8, 1911 ; D : 25978 ; Vincent Sar-
gent Lawrence, Boston. 29201

Merely a monarch; a musical incident in 2 acts,
by W. Ernst, jr. 31 1. 8°. Printed. [Words
only]

© William Ernst, jr., Philadelphia ; D :
14672, Jan. 2, 1909 ; 2c. Jan. 11, 1909. 29202

Merely an aunt; play in 2 acts, by J. H. Throck-
morton. 12 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 9, 1910; D: 20148; Josephine
Holt Throckmorton, Washington. 29203

Merely jolly good fellows; comedy in 4 acts,
by H. E. De Lasaux. 86 p. f°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Harrv E. De Lasaux, San Francisco ; D :
8928, Aug. 7, 1906 ; 2c. Aug. 20, 1906. 29204

Merely married May; satire in 1 act, by W.
Cluxton. 17 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 18, 1911 ; D : 25252 ; Walter Clux-
ton, Boston. 29205

Same. [2], 22 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 21, 1912 ; D : 28798 ; Walter Clux-
ton, Boston. 29206

Merely men; sketch in 1 act, by W. Aspinwall.
[17] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 28, 1914; D: 39144; Woolsey
Aspinwall, Seattle. 29206a

Merendero (El) de la alegria; entremes, original
de A. Casero y A. Larrubiei-a, mfisica del
maestro Ruperto Chapl. Madrid [Sociedad
de autores espafioles] 1908. 26 p. 12°. [Li-
bretto only]

© Antonio Casero y Alejandro Larrubiera,
Madrid ; D : 13584, Aug. 19, 1908 ; 2c. Aug. 19,
1908. 29207

See also Donde hay f aldas hay jaleo.

Merengue (El) triste. See Muerte y dulzura.

Meribah; a drama, by W. Ware, arr. from
Catharine Earnshaw's story of Meribah.

© Willie Ware, Brooklyn; 1872:1201.
Feb. 7. 29208

Meridian (The) of folly; drama in 4 acts, by
.T. F. Dorrance. 135 p. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 14, 1911 ; D : 24475 ; James
French Dorrance, Chicago. 29209

Meridor; a romantic drama, by C. Tilton.

© Curtis Tilton, Philadelphia ; 1900 A : 7367,
Mar. 20. 29210

Merits (The) of Holy Sabbath, gee Rabbi
Sabbathai Cohen.

Merl, the minx; original scenic sensational
comedy drama, [by] S. Woods. Ms.

© Samuel Woods, Erie, Pa.; 1894:29792,
.Tuly 16 ; 2c. Aug. 8. 29211

Merlin; drame en 3 actes, par Francis [Money-]
Coutts (Lord Latymer), musique de I. Al-
beniz, nouvelle version fran(.'aise de V. Barnett.
Paris et Monte-Carlo, Continental weekly,
1913. 45 p. 8°. (Le Roi Arthur, trilogie
lyrique tiree de La mort d'Arthur de Thomas
Malory, Ire journ§e)

© Nov. 15, 1913; 2c. Nov. 17, 1913; D:
35030; Villiers Barnett, Paris. 29212

an opera in 3 acts, libretto by Siegfried

Lgpiner, music by Carl Goldraark, tr. by Gus-
tav Kobbe.

© Leo Goldmark, New York ; 1886 : 24022.
Oct. 23. 29213

Merlin's spell. See Triermain.

Mermaid (The) ; musical fantasia in 3 acts, book
and lyrics by L. T. Peacocke. [107] p. 4°.
Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Dec. 4, 1913 ; D : 35246 ; Leslie T. Pea-
cocke and Frederick H. D. Grahame, N(mv
York. 29214

play in 4 acts, after Hans Andersen's fairy

story, by H. G. Kittredge. [3], 70 p. 4°
Typewritten.

© Ic. July 8, 1914 ; D : 37508 ; Helen Gause
Kittredge, Upper Jlontclair, N. J. 29214a

or. The curse of Cape Cod, a comic opera in

2 acts, written by C. B. Cory, composed by
Leon Reach. Boston, 1887. 27 p. 12°. [Li-
bretto only]

© C. B. Cory, United States ; 1888 : 10869,
Apr. 14 ; 2c. Apr. 14. 29215

Mermaid (The) and the moon; an operatic
vaudeville in 2 scenes, by W. Barrett. 7 p.
4°. Typewritten. [Words only]

© Woodward Barrett and V. G. Boehnlein,
Hartford ; D : 11795, Nov. 23, 1907 ; 2c. Nov.
23, 1907. 29216

Mermaids (The); a musical fantasy in 1 act,
words and lyrics by William Gayer Mackay,
music by Claude Nugent, additional lyrics by
Charles Brookfield. London, F. Gardner.

© Fitzroy Gardner, London ; 1897 : 55143,
Oct. 1 ; 2c. Oct. 1. 29217

1464

29217

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

29234

Mermaids (The) cave. See Armande.

Mermaid's (The) triumph; musical comedietta
in 1 act, libretto and lyrics, by B. Curry. [1],
,5 p. f°. Typewritten. [Words only]

© Ic. Aug. 26, 1914 ; D : 3S0S4 ; Belle Curry,
Ashford, Wash. 29217a

Merman & mermaid; grand operatic phantas-
magoria, words and music by E. E. Harder,
Libretto. [Chicago, Printed by Mayer & Mil-
ler CO.] 1914. [32] p. 8°.

© Sept. 30, 1914; 2c. Oct. 19, 1914; D:
38647; Erwin E. Harder, Chicago. 29217b

Merowig; drame lyrique. en 3 actes et 5 tab-
leaux, poeme de Georges Montorgueil, musique
de Samuel Rousseau.

© Choudens fils, Paris; 1892:21313, May
20; 2c. May 20. 29218

Merowinger (Die) See Gesammelte werke.

Merrie Eng-land; a new and original comic
opera in 2 acts, by Basil Hood, composed by
Edward German. London, Chappell & cc,
ltd, 1902. 48 p. 8°. [Libretto only]

© Chappell & CO., Loudon ; D : 1683, Apr. 3,
1902 ; 2c. Apr. 3, 1902. 29219

Merrihews (The); drama in 4 acts, by J. W.
Cope. [2], 114 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 10, 1915; D : 39930 ; John W.
Cope, New York. 29219a

Merry (The) Americans; a musical comedy in
3 acts, by C. E. Verner.

© Charles Edward Verner, Alameda, Cal. ;
D : 6806, June 12, 1905. 29220

Merry (The) bachelor; a comic opera in 3 acts,
adapted from popular Spanish themes, by
A. L. Godoy. 104 p. f°. Typewritten. [Li-
bretto only]

© Albert L. Godoy, Washington ; D : 12209,
Jan. 18, 1908 ; 2c. Aug. 26, 1908. 29221

Merry (The) belles of the kitchen; opera, com-
edy, and burlesque. Philadelphia, 1880. 2
p.'l., 32 p. 12°.

© Constantine Carpenter, Philadelphia ;
1879 : 17967, Dec. 31 ; 2c. May 10, 1880. 29222

Merry (The) chaperon; farcical comedy, by M.
Ott. [l],34p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 7, 1912; D : 30467 ; Matthew
Ott, Wollaston, Mass. 29223

Merry (A) chase; a comedy in 3 acts, by B. L.
Lyman. [76] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Herbert Lyman, Milwaukee ; 1899 : 17146,
Mar. 6 ; 2c. Apr. 7, 1909. 29224

Merry (A) Christmas; by Arthur Law. Lon-
don, J. Williams, ltd. ; New York, E. Schubertt*
& CO., 1904. 22 p. 8°.

© Joseph Williams, ltd., London ; D : 5396,
Aug. 9, 1904 ; 2c. Aug. 9, 1904. 29225

Merry (A) Christmas — Continued.

melodrama in 4 acts, by P. Meyer. [2], 20

p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 20, 1913 ; D : 34775 ; Fred Meyer,

Detroit. 29226

See also Country (A) party.

Merry (The) clown; a musical play in 2 acts,
book and lyrics by C. Baswitz, music by Her-
bert Dillea. 70 p. f°. Typewritten. [Li-
bretto only]

© Charles Baswitz, New York; D : 12135,
Jan. 7, 1908 ; 2c. Jan. 7, 1908. 29227

Merry (The) cobbler; an original comedy drama
in 4 acts, by John Arthur Eraser, jr. Chicago,
The Dramatic publishing company [1895] 48
p. illus. (plans) 12°. ( [American amateur
drama] )

© Dramatic pub. co., Chicago ; 1895 : 60111,
Nov. 29 ; 2c. Dec. 9. 29228

Merry (The) college farce; a strenuous life, by
Richard Walton TuUy. New York, The Pre-
paratory school play bureau, 1911. 62 p. 8°.
© Mar. 10, 1911 ; Ic. Apr. 10, 1911; Ic. May
8, 1911 : D : 24155 ; R. W. Tully, Alma, Cal.

29229

Merry-Dale; a 3 act comedy drama, by A. L.
Johuson. 36 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 28, 1913 ; D : 32245 ; Alice Litch-
man Johnson, Nahant, Mass. 29230

Merry dance. See Lobetanz.

Merry (The) days of Charles the Second. See
Orange (The) girl.

Merry (The) devil.

© William Schepp Campbell, Chicago ; 1897 :
63606, Nov. 15. 29231

Merry (The) divorcee; a Viennese operetta in 1
act, by S. C. Arthur.

© Stanley Clisby Arthur, New York; D:
13625, Aug. 20, 1908. 29232

Merry (The) duel; comic sketch in 1 act, by F.
Anderson. [2] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 26, 1912; D : 29496 ; Frank
Anderson, New York. 29233

Merry (The) fiddle; fairy fantasy for children
in 3 acts, by Louise Burleigh. 45 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. May 22, 1914; D : 37221 ; Women's
educational and industrial union, Boston.

29233a

Merry-go-round (The); by C. D. Friebolin. [2],
75 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 15, 1910 ; D : 22567 ; C. D. Frie-
bolin, Cleveland. 89234

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DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

29255

Merry-go-round (The) — Continued.

comedy in 4 acts, by J. V. Blake. Chicago,

T. P. Halpin & co., 1910. 119 p. 12°.
© Nov. 23, 1910; 2c. Nov. 28, 1910; D:

22661 ; James Vila Blake, Cliicago. 29235

original burletta in 1 scene, book, lyrics

and music by A. Lewis and Aaron S. Hoff-
man.

© Andy Lewis, Brooklyn ; D : 3234, Apr. 3,
1903. 29236

a 3 act musical farce comedy, written and

composed by B. Leslie and A. Grant.

© Bert Leslie and Alf. Grant, Tompkins-
ville, N. Y. ; 1899 : 73036, Nov. 9. 29237

— See also Vultures (The)

Merry-go-round in Harmony flats; by W. E.
Wright.

© W. Eldridge Wright, Chicago; D:6113,
Jan. 21, 1905. 29238

Merry-go-rounders (The); play in 2 acts, by A.
Hotfman. 189 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 16, 1913 ; D : 31975 ; Aaron Hoff-
man, New York. 29239

Merry (The) grafters; a 2 act operatic farce
comedy, by F. J. Beaman, music by Fred L.
Moreland. 56 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libret-
to only]

© Fred J. Beaman, Jackson. Mich. : D :
10380, Apr. 19, 1907 ; 2c. Apr. 19, 1907. 29240

Merry (A) grass widow. See After the show.

Merry Jerry. See Everyboy, and other plays
for children.

Merry Khan; a comic opera in 3 acts, by M.
Faetkenheuer and W. M. Cressy. 15 p. f°.
Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Max Faetkenheuer and W. M. Cressv,
Cleveland; D : 7273, Sept. 16, 1905; 2c. Sept.
11, 1905. 29241

Merry (The) kiddo and the widow; a burlesque
in 1 act, by B. Gerard. 2 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Barney Gerard, New York ; D : 12924.
May 7, 1908; 2c. May 7, 1908. 29242

Merry lunatics; a musical comedy in 2 fits,
book and lyrics by W. P. S. Earle, music by
Louis J. Ehret. 100 p. 4°. Typewritten.
[Libretto only]

© Wm. P. S. Earle, New York; D : 9799,
Jan. 16. 1907; 2c. Jan. 16, 1907. 29243

Same. 69 p. 4". Typewritten. [Libretto

only]

© Ic. Mar. 5, 1914; D: 36259; William P. S.
Earle, New York, 29243a

Merry (The) mad comedian; a plav in 1 act, by
M. B. Cooke. 26 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Murjorie Benton Cooke, Chicago ; D :
536, May 31, 1901 ; 2c. ]\Iay 31, 1901. 29244

Merry (The) maidens; burlesque in 2 acts.

© Jacobs & Lowry, New York ; 1897 : 26783.
May 1. 29245

Merry (The) maidens' seminary; a 1 act bur-
letta, written and composed by S. Rice.

© Samuel Rice, New York; 1899:480.56,
July 28. 29246

Merry (The) maids of Madrid; by E. Blondell.
[5] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 16, 1911 ; D : 24953 ; Edw. Blon-
dell, New York. 29247

Merry (The) makers.

© Sophia Warrell, Brooklyn; 1876:11780,
Oct. 19. 29248

Merry (The) man; by W. L. Wendell. 63 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Winifred Lee Wendell, New York; D:
10402, Apr. 23, 1907 ; 2c. Nov. 1, 1907. 29249

Merry (The) man and his maid.
(The) of the guard.

See Yeomen

Merry (The) mandarin; an original operatic
farce-comedy in 3 acts, by E. A. Locke.

© Edwin A. Locke, Enfield Centre, N. H. ;
1890 : 39652, Dec. 15. 29250

Merry maniac; a comic opera in 2 acts, book
by J. Sternheim, rev. by D. F. Stackelbeck.
lyrics by M. ]\I. Rathbun.

© Julius Sternheim, Denver ; D : 9717, Dec.
31, 1906. 29251

Merry (The) march; an ojierotta in 3 acts, liy
E. Jil. Kirkland. [2], 60 p. 4°. Typev>'ritten.
[Libretto only]

© Ic. July 25, 1910 ; D : 21041 ; Elizabeth IM.
Kirkland, Chicago. 29252

Merry (The) meddlers; ;i musical play in 2 acts,
by Christine Hill. 51 p. f°. Typewritten.
[Libretto only]

© T. L. Trexler, Minneapolis ; D : 13239,
June 24, 1908 ; 2c. June 22. 1908. 29253

Merry Merrick; or, The new Magdalen, a play
in 5 acts, dramatized from and founded on
Wilkie Collins' novel. The new Magdalen, by
E. W. H. Williams.

© Espey W. H. Williams, New Orleans;
1873:3821, Apr. 12. 29254

Merry (The) merry cuckoo; play in 1 act, by .T.
Marks. {In IMetropolitan, .July, 1912)

© June 27, 1912; 2c. .Tune 29, 1912; D:
30140; Jeannette Marks, South Hadley, Mass.

29255

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COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

29276

Merry (The) merry's; by Felix Fantus. 12 p.
f". Typewritten.

© Ic. July 22, 1910; D: 21606; Eleanor
Otis, Chicago. 29256

Merry (The) Mexican; operetta in 2 acts, book
and music by Stanley R. Avery. New York,
G. Schirmer [1915] 20 p. 8°. (G. Schir-
mer's collection of opera-librettos)

© Aug. 7, 1915 ; 2c. Aug. 11, 1915 ; D : 41469 ;
G. Schirmer, New York. 29256a

Merry (The) milk maid. See Idylvale.

Merry (The) millennium. See Local (The)
forecaster.

Merry (The) mimics.

© Wm. B. Van and James J. Lowry, New
York ; 1895 : 67184, Dec. 16. 29257

Merry (The) minstrel.

© T. ]M. Hengler, United States ; 1876 : 4715,
Apr. 18. 29258

Merry Mollie; operatic comedy in 2 acts, by
S. E. Kiser, nmsic by Frederick Neil Innes.
[2], 137 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Oct. 16, 1911 ; D : 24980 ; S. E. Kiser,
Chicago. 29259

Merry (The) monarch; a comic opera in 3 acts,
by J. Cheever Goodwin and F. Wilson.

© Francis Wilson, Boston ; 1889 : 35948,
Nov. 26. 29260

Merry (The) monarch at the Tally-ho-inn.
See Royal (A) jest.

Merry (The) old maids; a motion song or reci-
tation, bv AVillis N. Bugbee. New York, Dick
& Fitzgerald, 1908. 7 p. 12"*.

© Dick and Fitzgerald, New York ; D : 12976,
May 15, 1908 ; 2c. June 4, 1908. . 29261

a play in 3 acts, by L. E. Salmon.

© Louis E. Salmon, New York ; 1895 : 12499,
Mar. 2. 29262

Merry (The) quakeress; a book, by P. Eytinge.

© Pearl Eytinge, New York; 1896:. 59982,

Oct. 31. 29263

Merry (The) students; or, Tit for tat, an origi-
nal comic opera in 3 acts, written by W. B.
Hargrave, composed by L.C. Read. Typewrit-
ten. [Libretto only]

© W. B. Hargrave and L. C. Read, Colfax,
Wash.; 1897:10647. Feb. 11 ; 2c. Mar. 4; 2c.
2nd ed. (mimeographed) Oct. 13, 1900. 29264

Merry (A) time; the musical comedy, by H. Earl.

© Harry Earl, Chicago; 1892:37950, Sept.
17. 29265

Merry (A) tragedy; grotesque comedy in 1 act,
by Andrey Jlarek. [18] p. 8°. Ms.

© Ic. Mar. 21, 1914 ; D : 37004 ; Mark Aren-
stein, New York, 29265a

Merry (The) travelers; 3 act comedy, bv O. M.
AVeld. [8] p. f°. Tjiiewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 2, 1911 ; D : 25922 ; Olive M. Weld,
Eau Claire, Wis. 29266

Same. 15 p. 24°. Printed.

© Dec. 28, 1911 ; 2c. Feb. 1, 1912 ; D : 28503 ;
Olive M. Weld, Eau Claire, Wis. 29267

Merry (The) waltz kiss; an operetta, book and
lyrics by K. S. Webb. 20 p. 8°. Typewritten.
[AVords only]

© Kenneth S. Webb, New York ; D : 12617,
Mar. 25, 1908 ; 2c. May 21, 1908. 29268

Merry (The) weepers; by A. Rickard and M. D.
Bergrath.

© Alma Rickard and Maud Dallas Bergrath,
Bayonne, N. J. ; 1899 : 71932, Nov. 3. 29269

Merry (The) whirl; or. The magic ring, by A.
Hoffman. 33 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Aaron Hoffman, New York ; D : 15940,
May 24, 1909 ; 2c. May 24, 1909. 29270

Merry (The) widow; new musical play, adupteil
from the German of Victor Leon and Leo
Stein [pseud, of Leo Rosenstein], lyrics by
Adrian Ross, music by Franz Lehar. London,
New York [etc.] Chappell & co., ltd., 1907. 32
p. 8°. [Words only]

© Chappell & CO., ltd., London ; D : 10863,
June 25, 1907 ; 2c. June 25, 1907. 29271

Merry widow hat; farce in 1 act, by Helen Sher-
man Griffith. Boston, W. H. Baker & co., 1910.
17 p. 12°.

© Dec. 11, 1909 ; 2c. Dec. 13, 1909 ; D : 17683 ;
Walter H. Baker & co., Boston. 29272

Merry (The) widow of Looney park; a bur-
lesque, by C. B. Ca.sad. 30 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Campbell B. Casad, New York ; D : 12676,
Apr. 4, 1908 ; 2c. Apr. 4, 1908. 29273

Merry (The) widow remarried; operetta in 2
acts, by Max Hanisch, music by Carl von
Wegern, English version by Bertha E. Sheafer.
52 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Aug. 30, 1909 ; D : 16661 ; M. Witmark
& sons, New York. 29274

Merry (The) widower; comedy in 3 acts, by
N. H. Hornstine.

]^z ,i:p'jpN' 3 ^•'N r^-i>'7:Np ;p"^N ni?3-'Sii?nc in

[2], 135 p. 8°. Ms.

© Ic. Nov. 5, 1912; D : 31321 ; Nathan H.
Hornstine, Philadelphia. 29275

Merry (The) wives; a burlesque, by A. L. Griffin.

© Arthur L. Griffin, Concord, Mass. ; 1897 :

27053, May 3. 29276

146,7

29277

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

29295

Merry (The) wives of Windsor; by Willium
Shakspeare, ed. with notes, introduction,
glossary, list of variorum readings, and se-
lected criticism, by Charlotte Porter and
Helen A. Clarke. [First folio ed.] New York.
Thomas Y. Crowell & co. [1909] 3 p. 1., v-xix,
228 p. front. 16°.

© T. Y. Crowell & co., New York; A:
233350, Mar. 12, 1909; 2c. Mar. 13, 1909.

29277

ed. by Fred P. Emery. New York, The Mac-

millan company, 1913. xx, 157 p. front. 24
(The Tudor Shakespeare)

© Feb. 5, 1913 ; 2c. Feb. 6, 1913 ; A : 332416 ;
Macmillan co.. New York. 29278

— ed. with notes by William J. Rolfe. Har-
per's library ed. New York and London, Har-
per & brothers, 1898. 175, [1] p. front, illus.
12°. (Shakespeare's complete works, v. 9)

© Harper & bros.. New York ; 1898 : 25041.
Apr. 21; 2c. Jan. 13, 1899. 29279

— with a special introduction by Austin Dob-
son and an original frontispiece by W. A. Mar-
getson. [The University press Shakespeare.
Renaissance ed.] New York, George D.
Sproul, 1907. xxi, 128 p. front. 4°. (The
complete works of William Shakespeare, with
annotations and a general introduction by Sid-
ney Lee. V. 8)

© University press, Cambridge, Mass. ; A :
177440, May 22, 1907; 2c. May 22, 1907.

29280

(Shakespeare's comedy of); ed. with notes

by William J. Rolfe. New York, Harper &
brothers, 1882.

© Harper & bros., New York ; 1881 : 19051,
Dec. 9; 2c. Feb. 6, 1883. 29281

— Same. New York, Harper & brothers, 1882.
2 p. 1., [9]-173, [1] p. front, illus. 16°.

© Harper & bros., New York; 1882:1154,
Jan. 23; 2c. Feb. 6. 29282

— Same.

© W. J. Rolfe, Cambridge, Mass., as author,
in renewal for 28 years. Renewal no. 455,
Jan. 8, 1910. Original entry, Jan. 23. 1882,
no. 1154. 29283

— Same. New York, Cincinnati [etc.] Ameri-

can book company [1905] 222 p. incl. front.,
illus. 16°.

© William J. Rolfe, Cambridge, Mass. ; A :

109448, Feb. 18, 1905 ; 2c. Apr. 8, 1905. 29284

— See also FalstafE. — Shakespeare's works.

Merryman (The) and his maid. See Yeomen
(The) of the guard.

Merrymount; opera in 3 acts, libretto by E. C.
Ranck. [43] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 21, 1914 ; D : 38263 ; Edwin Carty
Ranck, Peterboro, N. H. 29284a

Merveilleuses (Les); ]iy Victorien Sardou.

aduplod for the English stage by Basil Hoo;l,

lyrics by Adrian Ross, music by Hugo Felix.

London, New York [etc.] Chappell & co., ltd.,

_ 1900. 36 p. 8°. [Libretto only]

© Chanpell & co., ltd., London; D : 9347,
Oct. 29, 1906; 2c. Oct. 29, 1906. 29285

Mervyn, the disinherited; a story of the times
of Charles the Second, dramatized by E.
Boj-nes. 44 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Eric Barnes, Kearney, N. J. ; D : 4991,
May 6, 1904; 2c. May 24, 1904. 29286

Merze; a drama, by M. E. Ryan.

© Marah Ellis Rvan, Beaver, Pa.; 1887:
30180, Nov. 21. 29287

TVTesalliance (Die); koraodie in 3 akten, von
Rudolf Strauss. Miinchen, Drei masken ver-
lag, 1912. 69 p. 12°.

© Ic. Oct. 4, 1912 ; D : 31041 ; Drei masken
verlag, g. m. b. h., Municli. 29288

Mescal (The) eater; a play of unprecedented
scientific, theological and general interest, by
E. E. Ewell.

© Ervin Edgar Ewell, AVashington ; 1894:
49456, Oct. 23. 29289

Meselenija; romantisches schauspiel in 3 auf-
ziiaen und einem vorspiel, von W. Negbaur.
10(3 p. 16°.

© Ic. Jan. 7, 1911 ; D : 23031 ; Walter Neg-
baur, Berlin. 29290

Meshes (The) of the law; dramatic sketch in 1
act, by H. H. Krueger. 20 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Sept. 19, 1912; D : 31027 ; Howard PI.
Krueger, Berkeley, Cal. 29291

Mesmerism; a romantic drama in 5 passes, with
introduction, by W. P. Buckingham.

© W. P. Buckingham, San Francisco ; 1880 :
14638, Sept. 27. 29292

Mesmerist (The); a comedy-drama in 4 acts,
suggested by J. A. Jessel and written by
Hal. Reid [i. e. James Halleck Reid] and
J. A. Jessel.

© Joseph A. Jessel, New York ; 1889 : 25728,
Aug. 23. 29293

or. The Philanthropist's error, a drama in

5 acts, by H. Bergstein.

© Henrv Bergstein, Virginia City, Nev. ;
1878:1686, Feb. 8. 29294

Mesmer's (The) daug'hter; by E. Carter. 76 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Edward Carter, Washington; D : 14389.

Nov. 27, 1908 ; 2c. Nov. 27, 1908. 29295

Mess (A) of sweet pickles. See Gussie's uncle.

1468

29296

COPYEIGHTED IN" THE UNITED STATES

29315

Message (The); by Mrs. M. C. McDonald. 10 p.
12°. Printed.

© Mrs. M. C. McDonald, Chicago ; D : 13031,
May 22, 1908 ; 2c. May 22, 1908. 29296

a drama in 4 acts, English adaptation by

M. Morton of H. Bataille's dramatization of
Tolstoi's novel Resurrection. 96 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

(c) Henri Bataille and Michael Morton, Paris ;
D : 2689, Dec. 8, 1902 ; 2c. Dec. 8, 1902. 29297

play in 3 acts, by C. Charters. [92] p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 17, 1914; D: 37981; Charles
Charters, New York. 29297a

tr. from the French of Edmund Fleg,

by W. R. H. Trowbridge. [90] p. 4°. Type-
written.

© International copyright ' bureau, ltd.,
Loudon ; D : 5856, Nov. 30, 1904 ; 2c. Nov. 30,
1904. 29298

Message (The) boy. See Defending the flag.

Message (A) from home; a rural sketch in 1
act, by H. H. Horton. 29 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Hiram H. Hortou, New York ; D : 1850,
May S, 1902; 2c. May 8, 1902. 29299

Message (A) from Mars; by R. Ganthony.
Typewritten.

© Richard Ganthony, Jamaica, N. Y. ; 1899 :
73893, Nov. 13 ; Ic. Nov. 13 ; Ic. Jan. 31, 1900.

29300

Message (A) from Reno; farce in 3 acts, by
Chas. Barnard and M. E. Swan. [157] p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 29, 1910; D : 22180 ; Mark E.
Swan, New York. 29301

Meseage (A) from the gods; mystery play, by
Melchoir l^.Iacbride [pseud, of J. P. Quiuton]
London. Hunter and Longhurst, 1910." xiv,
15-126 p. 12°.

© Dec. 5, 1910 ; 2c. Dec. 17, 1910 ; D : 23063 ;
J. P. Quiuton, London. 29302

Message (A.) from the past; original 3 act
drama, by L. Bruck. [3], 13 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Sept. 14, 1914; D:3S10S; X.ouise
Bruck, Denver. 29302a

play in 1 act, by J. Murray-Anderson and

Anna Wynne. 13 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 24, 1912 ; D : 30087 ; John Murray-
Anderson, Nev,' York. • 29303

— ■ — - Same.

© Ic. July 19, [912 ; D : 30303 ; John Murray -
Anderson, New York. 29304

Message (A) from the sea; a drama in 3 acts,
by J. E. Kimball and F. E. Kimball.

© Jessie E. Kimball and Florence E. Kim-
ball, Dorchester, Mass. ; 1894 : 39163, Aug. 25.

29305

Message (A) to the front; European war drama
in 1 act, by M. Maxwell. 17 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Feb. 26, 1915 ; D : 39799 ; Myra Max-
well, New York. 29305a

Messalina; an improved tragedy iu 5 acts, tr.
and adapted from the German Arria and Mes-
salina, by Wilbrandt.

© Henry 1'. Salisbury, New York; 1877:
11900, Oct. 15. 29306

• a tragedy in 5 acts, by Algernon Sydney

Logan. Philadelphia, J. B. Lippincott company,
1890. 147 p. 16°.

© J. B. Lippincott co., Philadelphia ; 1890 :
14877, May 5 ; 2c. May 22. 29307

Messaline; tragedie lyrique en 4 actes et 5 tab-
leaux, par Armaud Silvestreet Eugene Moraud.
© E. Fasquelle, France ; 1899 : 24445, Apr. 7 ;
2c . Apr. 7. 29308

Messenger (A) boy; by A. Dunn.

© Arthur Dunn, New York ; 1900 A : 9222.
9223, Apr. 10. 29309, 29310

musical play in 2 acts, by James Tanner and

Alfred IMurray, lyrics by Adrian Ross and
Percy Greenbank, music by I. Caryll and L.
Blouckton. Lyrics. New York, Boosey & co.,
1900. 30 p. 8°.

© George Edwardes, London ; 1900 A : 3680,
Feb. 9; 2c. Feb. 9. 29311

Messenger (The) boy and the city chap; play in
1 act, by H. M. I'earce and Gus Kahn. 5 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. IS, 1912; D: 31163; Harry M.
Pearce, Covington, Ky. 29312

Messenger (The) boy and the show girl; by
Joseph and ]M;n-shaU Robie. 15 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. June 30, 1910; D: 21454; Harry
Holden, New York. 29313

Messenger (A) boy's dilemma; by Irving L.
Burritt.

© I. L. Burritt, New York ; D : 9662, Dec. 19,
1906. 29314

Messenger (A) from Jarvis section; drama, by
E. A. Locke.

© Edwin Adelbert Locke, United States;
1877: 3239, Mar. 1.6. 29315

Messenger (The) of death; a drama in 1 act, by
J. Shively. 17 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 26, 1914; D : 38608 ; Josephine
Shively, San Francisco. 29315a

1469

29316

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

29334

Messer Benvenuto; a play in 4 acts, by J. M.
Drake.

© Jean Mclvor Drake, Charleston, S. C. ;
D : 216, Mar. 14, 1901. 29316

Messiah. (The) See Pilgrim's progress.
Messieurs les Ronds-de-Cuir; comedie en 3
actes, par II. Dieudonne et R. Aubry, d'apr^s
le roman de Georges Courteliue. 24 p. 4°.
(L'lllustration theatrale, 7^ annge 191, 28 octo-
bre 1911)

© Oct. 28, 1911 ; 2c. Nov. 28, 1911 ; D : 25882 ;
Robert Dieudonne & Raoul Aubry, Paris.

29317

Messmates; a drama in 3 acts, by G. M. Baker.
Boston, W. H. Baker & co., 1887. 2 p. 1., 53
p. 12°.

© George M. Baker, Boston ; 1887 : 2158, Jan.
27;2c. Feb. 2. 29318

Same.

© Emily F. Baker, Wellesley Hills, Mass.,
as widow of the author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. G279, Jan. 9, 1915. Origi-
nal entry, Jan. 27, 1887, no. 2158. 29318a

Messrs. Grin and Barrett; a sketch for two Irish
comedians, by Harry L. Newton. {In Will
Rossiter's vaudeville prompter no. 4)

© Will Rossiter, Chicago ; D : 4063, Oct. 5,
1903; 2c. Oct. 5, 1903. 29319

Mestiza (The); a Philippine operetta, book and
lyrics by H. Saxby, jr., music by Herman
Bellstedt. 20 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto
only]

© Howard Saxby, jr., Cincinnati, D : 14250,
Nov. 9, 1908 ; 2c. Nov. 9, 1908. 29320

Mesure (Une) pour rien; comedie en 1 acte,

[par] Andre Barde. Paris, G. Ondet, 1909.

56 p. 12°.

© Sept. 1, 1909 ; 2c. Sept. 4, 1909 ; D : 16701 ;

Georges Ondet, Paris. 29321

Meta Konegen; drama in 5 akten, von Hermann

Stehr. Berlin, S. Fischer verlag, 1904. 116

p. 12°.

© S. Fischer verlag, Berlin ; D : 4572, Feb. 1,

1904 ; 2c. Feb. 1, 1904. 29322

Metal (The) cross. See Judgment (The) of the

cross.
Metamorphosis; melodrama in 3 acts, by W. H.

Baker. 86 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 9, 1911 ; D : 24169 ; William Henry

Baker, Bristol, England. 29323

Metaphysical (The) white cat; play in 5 acts, by

Mary M. Dean. 46 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 6, 1911 ; D : 25690 ; M. Morgan
Dean, Sutton West, Ontario, Canada. 29324
Metaphysician (The); a comedy in a prologue
and 3 acts, by F. Heermans.

© Forbes Heermans, Syracuse, N. Y. ; 1888 :
1243, Jan. 11. 29325

Metaphysician (The) — Continued.

a comedy in 3 acts, by F. Heermans.

© Forbes Heermans, Syracuse, N. Y. ; 1888 :
30223, Oct. 24. 29326

Metaphysics; or, The Lady and the tiger, a
symbol drama in 4 acts, by M. V. Burton.
53 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Martha Virginia Burton, Clinton, la. ;
D: 15543, Apr. 5, 1909; 2c. Apr. 12, 1909.

29327

Method (The) of Jefferson Drake; 1 act dra-
matic playlet. 18 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Mrs. Merritt J. Keightley, South Bend,
Ind. ; D : 16035, June 9, 1909 ; 2c. June 9,
1909. 29328

Method (The) of madness; play in 1 act, by E.
E. Horowitz. 25 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 18, 1914; D: 36755; Elmor E.
Horowitz, San Bernardino, Cal. 29328a

Metodo (El) Gorritz; zarzuela en 1 acto, divl-
dido en 3 cuadros original de C. Arniches y
E. Garcia Alvarez, musica del maestro Vi-
cente Lleo. Madrid [Sociedad de autores es-
paiioles] 1909. 58 p. 12°. [Libretto only]

© Nov. 18, 1909; 2c. Nov. 19, 1909; D:
17473; Carlos Arniches y Enrique Garcia Al-
varez, Madrid. 29329

Metropolis (The); a drama of New York life,
in 5 acts and 7 tableaux, by L. Grover ami
M. Rankin.

© Leonard Grover and McKee Rankin,
United States ; 1882 : 2970, Feb. 25. 29330

Metropolitan (The) burlesquers; a spectacular
extravaganza in 2 scenes.

© Phil Sheridan and Jack Faust, United
States ; 1897 : 68297, Dec. 8. 29331

Meturef (Der); drama, by Jacob Gordin.

102 p. 12°.

© May 26, 1910; 2c. May 28, 1910; D:
21200; International library pub. co.. New
York. 29332

Mew-sic; a musical comedy farce in 1 act and
2 scenes, for four male characters, by J. M.
Aguayo.

© J. M. Aguayo, Boston ; 1889 : 40057, Dec.
30. 29333

Mexic drill and pantomime; a drill for twelve
girls, by Mattie Hardwicke. New York, B. S.
Werner pub. & supply co., 1900. 12 p. 12°.

© Edgar S. Werner pub. & supply co.. New
York ; 1900 A : 8305, Mar. 30 ; 2c. June 9.

29334

1470

29335

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

29351

Mexican (The); comedy drama of the South-
west in 4 acts, by A. H. Schroeder. [2], 43 p.
f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 30, 1910; D : 21691 ; Alfred
Henry Schroeder, Detroit. 29335

drama in 3 acts, by M. C. Moore. [51] p.

4°. Typewritten,

© Ic. May 15, 1912; D: 29673; Mildred
Champagne Moore, Cambridge, Mass. 29336

Mexican (The) bandits; dramatic play in 5
acts and a prologue, by N. Landry. [146] p.
8°. Ms.

© Ic. Oct. 8, 1910; D: 22248; Napoleon
Landry, Spencer, Mass. 29337

Mexican college girl; by G. W. Botz. 13 p.
4°. Ms.

© Ic. Nov. 11, 1909 ; D : 17338 ; George W.
Botz, Milwaukee. 29338

Mexican dilemma; in 4 acts, by E. B. Cau-
tliorn. 65 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Eudora Belle Cauthorn, Portland, Or. ;
D:5008, Apr. 27, 1904; 2c. Apr. 27, 1904.

29339

Mexican (The) frontier; play in 1 act, by A,
Byron. [2], 15 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 6, 1914; D: 36952; Arthur By-
ron, Montclair, N. J. 29339a

Mexican (A) German; a comedy drama in 2
acts, by J. Golden. 61 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Jack Golden, Berkeley, Cal. ; D : 10461,
Apr. 29, 1907 ; 2c. Apr. 9, 1907. 29340

Mexican (The) girl; a comic play in 3 acts, by
Phil Maher.

© Phil H. Maher, Chicago ; 1899 : 6G87, Jan.
19. 29341

Mexican (A) honeymoon; a musical comedy in
2 acts, libretto and lyrics by T. B. Donaldson,
52 p. 4°. Typewritten and printed. [Li-
bretto only]

© Thomas B. Donaldson, Philadelphia ; D :
12601, Mar. 23, 1908 ; 2c. Mar. 23, 1908. 29342

Mexican (The) moon; a comedy in 4 acts, by
K. Searle. 108 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 8, 1915; D : 40302 ; Katharine
Searle, Cambridge, Mass. 29342a

Mexican (A) romance; tabloid comedy drama
in 3 acts, by Robert J. Sherman. [34] p.
f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 29, 1915; D : 42117 ; Chicago
manuscript co., Chicago. 29342b

Mexican (A) tangle; a musical comedy pro-
tean sketch, by V, H. Smalley. 20 p. 4°,
Typewritten.

© Victor H. Smalley and Bernie Adler, Chi-
cago ; D : 13100, June 2, 1908 ; 2c. June 2, 1908.

29343

Mexican (The) woman; drama in 1 act, by D.
Clift. [4], 18 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 11, 1911; D : 23622 ; Denison
Clift, Mill Valley, Cal. 29344

Mexicana; comic opera in 3 acts, book by G.
Driscoll and Robert B. Smith, music by Ray-
mond Hubbell. 92 p. 4°, Typewritten, [Li-
bretto only]

© Clara Driscoll, New York ; D : 7833, Dec,
29, 1905; 2c, Dec. 29, 1905. 29345

-a spectacular melodrama in 4 acts, by K.

S. Baxter.

© Katharine Schuyler Baxter, Oswego, N.
Y. ; 1896 ; 4847, Jan. 17. 29346

Mexico; a drama in 4 acts, by E. M. Royle.
© Edwin Milton Royle, Salt Lake City;
1893 : 32877, July 11, 29347

— — -a military drama in 5 acts, by Joaquin
Miller [i, e. Cincinnatus Heine Miller]

© C, H, Miller, United States ; 1879 : 1691,
Feb, 5, 29348

— a military drama in 4 acts, by L. Vider.

© Louis Vider, New York ; 1872 : 9400, Aug,
31. 29349

■original comedy in 3 acts, by J. M. Feigl.

[128] p. 4°. Typewritten,

© Ic, June 8, 1914; D : 37411 ; Jane M,
Feigl, New York, 29349a

play in 4 acts, by N, H. Mason. 88 p, 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 2, 1915; D: 39264; Norman
Howell Mason, Mt. Vernon, N, Y. 29349b

■play in 1 act, by F. Ormau. 45 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. May 26, 1914 ; D : 37219 ; Felix Or-
man. New York. 29349c

— play in 3 acts, by W. Gillpatrick. [4], 133
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 15, 1912; D : 31398 ; Wallace

Gillpatrick, New York. 29350

11 p.

sketch in 1 act, by H. B. Crozier.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 12, 1914; D : 36005 ; H. B.
Crozier, St. Paul. 29350a

or. The fall of Maximilian, grand histori-
cal military pageant, by L. Leubrie.

© Lou Leubrie, Memphis, Tenn. ; 1889 :
2011, Jan. 15. 29351

Mexico — 1914; melodramatic comedy in 1 act,
by B. and Hugh Reticker. [1], 23 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. May 16, 1914; D: 37043; Beatrice
Reticker, Chicago. 29351a

1471

29352

DEAMATIO COMPOSITIONS

29368

Mexitli; a tragedy, by T. C. Rice.

© Thomas Carey Rice, Slirewsbury, Mass. ;
D : 5454, Aug. 16, 1904. 29352

Mexzonia; comedy in 2 acts, by F. W. Belining.
52 p. 8°. Typewritten,

© Ic. Jan. 24, 1910; D: 20008; F. W.
Belining, Los Angeles. 29353

Meyers; schwank in 3 aufziigen, von Fritz
Friedmann-Fredericli. Leipzig, Pliilipp Reclam,
jun., 1910. SO p. 24°. ([Universal-biblio-
thek, 5329])

© Aug. 29, 1911; 2c. Oct. 28, 1911; D:
25912; Eduard Bloch, Berlin. 29354

See also I like your name.

Mfiffa (The); comic opera in 2 acts, by J.
Clarke. 22 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto
only]

© Ic. Nov. 2, 1909 ; D : 17264 ; John Clarke,
New York. 29355

Mi amiga; humorada en 3 actos, escrita en
prosa por R. Asensio Mds y J. J. Cadenas.
Madrid [Sociedad de autores espanoles] 1915.
61 p. 12°.

© Mar. 15, 1915; Ic. Mar. 17, 1915; D:
40037; Ramon Asensio Mas y Jose Juan Ca-
denas, Madrid. 29355a

Mi cara mitad; moral eja comica en 2 actos y en
prosa, original de M. Ramos Carrion. Ma-
drid [Sociedad de autores espafioles] 1908.
54 p. 12°.

© Miguel Ramos Carrion, Madrid; D:
14677, Jan. 2, 1909 ; 2c. Jan. 4, 1909. 29356

Mi-careme (La); accidente tragi-c6mico-lirico
en medio acto, original y en prosa, de Silvio
Figarelo y R. Cortes, musica de los maes-
tros Foglietti y Candela. Madrid [Sociedad
de autores espaiioles] 1907. 20 p. 12°. [Li-
bretto only]

© Silvio Figarelo and R. Cortes, Madrid;
D : 11298, Sept. 5, 1907 ; 2c. Sept. 7, 1907.

29357

Mi papa; juguete comico, en 3 actos y prologo,
en prosa, original de C. Arniches y E. Garcia
Alvarez. Madrid [Sociedad de autores, espa-
iioles] 1910. 86 p. 12°.

© May 23, 1910; 2c. May 24, 1910; D:
21140 ; Carlos Ai-niches y Enrique Garcia Al-
varez, Madrid. 29358

Mi querido Pepe; juguete c6mico en 2 actos y
en prosa, original de Antonio Paso y Joaquin
Abati. Madrid [Sociedad de autores espa-
noles] 1915. 54 p. 12°.

© June 24, 1915; Ic. ,Tune 25, 1915: D:
41049 ; A. Paso y J. Abati, Madrid. 29358a

Miakka; an amateur drama, by C. B. Hill.

© Charles B. Hill, Boston; 1888 : 230.'S4,
Aug. 9. 29359

Miami; a new romantic opera in 3 acts, adapted
by J. Hollingshead, lyrics by Warham St.
Leger, music by J. Haydn Parry.

© Augustin Daly and John Hollingshead,
United States ; 1893 : 46268, Oct. 16. 29360

Miamoura, the fairy who lost her star; by
A. Silvani and M. D. Buchanan. 43 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Anita Silvani and M. D. Buchanan,
United States; D : 13220, June 20, 1908; 2c.
June 20, 1908. 29361

Miantonimo, N. E.; an historical drama, years
1637 to 1649, by R. B. Caverly. Boston, The
author, 1884.

© Robert B. Caverly, Lowell ; 1884 : 24233,
Dec. 16; 2c. Feb. 12, 1885. 29362

Miasma; drama in 3 acts, by A. Ottinger. [2],
65 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 11, 1911; D : 23073 ; Albert Ot-
tinger, New York. 29363

Micaliz; or, A double life, a picturesque and
romantic drama in 4 acts, by M. Theodore
Barriere.

© John S. Leese and J. Newton Gotthold,
United States ; 1884 : 16338, Aug. 11. 29364

[Michael; play, by D. Pinski] .b3^?2 (In Fu-
ture, V. 19, no. 9, Sept., 1914)

© Sept. 1, 1914; Ic. Sept. 12, 1914; D:
38098; David Pinski, New York. 29364a

Michael and his lost angel; a play in 5 acts,
by Henry Arthur Jones. New York and
London, Macmillan & co., 1895. vii, 107 p.
12°.

© Macmillan & co.. New York ; 1895 : 64110,
Dec. 18; 2c. Dec. 18. 29365

— — ■ See also Chief contemporary dramatists.

Michael Angelo da Caravaggio; a drama in 3
acts, arr. according to the historical and bio-
graphical sketches from the Italian, French
and German languages, by C. H. Von Klein.

© Carl H. Von Klein, Cleveland; 1898:
5110, Jan. 12. 29366

Michael Kramer; kiinstlerdrama in 4 akten,
von Gerhart Hauptmann. Berlin, S. Fischer,
1900. 128 p. 12°.

© S. Fischer verlag, Berlin; 1900 A: 28126,
Nov. 15 ; 2c. Nov. 15. 29367

See also Dramatic works of Gerhart

Hauptmann. — German classics of the nine-
teenth and twentieth centuries.

Michael Rodenburg; by I. D'Ai*mond.

© Isabell D'Armond, New Haven ; D : 2412,
Oct. 3. 1902. 29368

1472

29369

COPYKIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

29389

Michael StrogofE; a drama tixation of Jules
Verne's story of the same name, by William
Nelson. 47 p. f°. Mimeographed.

© July 1, 1909; 2c. July 26, 1909; D:
16378; Alexander Byers, Chicago. 29369

— : — ■ the version of D'Enuery, by F. A. Andrews.
Typewritten.

© Florine Arnold Andrews, United States;
1900 A : 4929, Feb. 23 ; 2c. Apr. 17. 29370

or, The courier of the czar, a dramatization

of .Jules Verne's celebrated story, bv C F.
Towle and C. D. Coffin. 47 p. 24'. Printed.

© Charles F. Towle and Charles D." Coffin,
Boston ; 1S70 : 12860, Sept. 27 ; 2c. Apr. 8. 1880.

29371

Same.

© Charles F. Towle and Charles D. Coffin,
Boston ; 1880 : 4810, Mar. 25 ; 2c. Mar. 2n.

29372

or, The czar's courier, a romantic play in 5

acts and 8 tableaux, dramatized from Jules
Verne's novel of Michael Strogoff, by .T. R.
Wilkins.

© ,Tohn R. Wilkins, San Francisco; 1877:
5498, May 7. 29373

See also Courier (The) of the czar. — Noble

(A) mission. — Relief (The) of Irkutsk.

Michael BtvogoS, the Kussian courier; from the
French of Jules Verne, dramatized by R. J. New-
ton.

© Richard J. Newton, Providence, R. I. ;
1877 : 8114, Mar. 14. 29374

Michaelmas term. See Masterpieces of the
English drama: Thomas Middleton.

Michal; tragedy in 4 acts , by F. D. Kershner.
[2], 45 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 7, 1914 ; D : 39023 ; Frederick D.
Kershner and Abram E. Cory, Cincinnati.

29375

Miche; ou, Le nez qui remue, comedie bouffe en
3 actes. M. Soulie et H. de Gor.sse. Paris, Li-
brairie Moliere, 1903. 122 p. 12°.

© IMaurice Soulie et Plenry de Gorsse, Paris ;
D : 3322, Apr. 22, 1903 ; 2c. Apr. 22, 1903.

29376

Michel Michael; komodie in 5 akten, von Rich-
ard Dehmel. Berlin, S. Fischer verlag, 1911.
152 p. 12°.

© Nov. 10, 1911 ; 2c. Feb. 21, 1912 ; D : 28789 ;
S. Fischer verlag, Berlin. 29377

Michelang'elo und Eolla; lyrisches drama in 1
akt, nach C. Lafont's drama, bearbeitet von
Ferdinaudo Stiatti, deutsch von Ludwig Hart-
mann, musik von Crescenzo Buongiorno.
[Leipzig, J. Schuberth & co., 1902] 60 p. 16°.
(Edition Schuberth, no. 7380) [Libretto only]
© J. Schuberth & co., Leipzig ; D : 2653. Nov.
29, 1902 ; 2c. Nov. 29, 1902. 29378

Michigan peaches; a pastoral drama, by S. R.
Hill. 49 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Stella Richmond Hill, Grand Rapids,
Mich. ; D : 7626, Nov. 27, 1905 ; 2c. Api-. 2, 1906.

29379

a 3 act pastoral drama with music, by S. R.

Hill. Grand Rapids, Mich., 1906. 1 p. 1., 4-69
p. 8°. [Words only] .

© Stella Richmond Hill, Grand Rapids,
Mich. ; D : 9053, Sept. 8, 1906 ; 2c. Aug. 31, 1906.

29380

Michigander (The); new American comedy-
drama in 4 acts, by A. Z. Chipman.

© Adelbert Z. Chipman, Worcester; ISSl :
34793, Sept. 3. 29381

Michilimackinac; an Indian play, A. D. 1763, by
L. O. Armstrong. 4 p. 4°. Typewritten.
[Scenario]

© L. O. Armstrong, Montreal, Canada ; D :
6487, Apr. 10, 1905 ; 2c. Apr. 10, 1905. 29382

Mick McQuaid; by G. Clarke.

© George Clarke, Brooklyn; 1876:6932,
June 3. 29383

Mickey Finn, that bad boy; a farce comedy in
3 acts, by W. B. Watson. Tj-pewritten.

© W. B. Watson, Brooklyn ; D : 367, Ai)r. 19,
1901 ; 2c. Oct. 2, 1901. 29384

Mickie's Christmas tree; by F. J. Munagle.

© Frank J. Munagle, Kansas City, Mo. ; D :
9842, Jan. 12, 1907. 29385

Micro-mania; comic opera in 2 acts, book and
lyrics by Russell A. Field, music by Wm. H.
Johns. 19 p. 8°. Printed. [Words only]

© Apr. 29, 1915 ; 2c. Apr. 16, 1915 ; D : 40517 ;
Bayside yacht club, Long Island, N. Y.

29385a

Microbe man; a musical comedy in 2 acts, by
C. Werner, music by Alden Flynn.

© Carl Werner, Brooklyn ; D : 8746, June 28,
1906. 29386

Microbe (The) of love; a comedy in 3 acts, by
M. I\I. Godbold. Comanche, Tex., The Dragon
printery [1909] 38 p. 12°.

© July 5, 1909 : 2c. July 9, 1909 ; D : 16221 ;
Mollie Moore Godbold, Comanche, Tex. 29387

a farce comedy in 3 acts, by J. J. Costello.

140 p. f°. Typewritten.

© John Jerome Costello, Chicago ; D : 5184,
June 16, 1904 ; 2c. June 8, 1904. 29388

farcical comedy in 3 acts, by J. J. Costello.

[l].186p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mav 20, 1913 ; D : 33402 ; J. J. Costello,
Chicago. 29389

5379—16-

-93

1473

29390

DEAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

29410

Mid-channel; a play in 4 acts, by A. W. Pinero.
Boston, V.'. H. Baker & co., 1910. 3 p. 1., 221
p. 12°.

© Nov. 25, 1910 ; 2c. Nov. 26, 1910 ; D : 22653 ;
Arthur Wing Pinero, London. 29390

Mid-life (A) dream. See New (The) star.
Mid magnolias. Sec Levee-cutter (The)

Mid-ocean; or, A sailor's sweetheart, a nautical
melodrama in 5 acts, by M. S. Taylor.

© Malcolm S. Taylor, Rochester, N. Y. ;
1SS7 : 2225, Jan. 28. 29391

Middle-aged
(The)

(A) romance. See Suffragette

Middle-class (The); play in 4 acts, by J. Rosett.
Baltimore, Phoenix publishers [1912] iv, 124
p. 10°.

© Dec. 23, 1912; 2c. Dec. 26, 1912; D:
31775; Joshua Rosett, Baltimore. 29392

play in 3 acts, by A. Glassmire. 102 p. 4°.

Typewritten

© Ic. Jan. 3, 1911 ; D : 22992 ; Albert Glass-
mire, Philadelphia. 29393

by M. C. Moore. [78] p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Aug. 20, 1910; D: 21840; Mildred
Champagne Mo<jre, Boston. 29394

Middle ground; play in 3 acts, by S. Benson.
98 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 11, 1915 ; D : 41902 ; Stuart Bon-
son, New York. 29394a

Middle (The) range; play in 4 acts, by M.
Wiren. [110] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 22, 1911 ; D : 24252 ; Myra Wiren,
New York. 29395

Middle- woman (The); sketch in 1 act, by C.
de V. Hundt. 23 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 30, 1915 ; D : 42135 ; C. de Vidal
Hundt, Los Angeles. 29395a

Middleman (The); a play in 4 acts, by H. A.
Jones. New York, S. French ; London, S.
French, ltd., 1907. .122 p. 8°.

© Henry Arthur Jones, London; D: 11873.
Dec. 6, 1907 ; 2c. Dec. 12, 1907. 29396

Middlemarch; a play, by F. H. Mead and T. D.
Beasley.

© F. H. Mead and T. D. Beasley, San Diego,
Cal.; 1897:31923. May 25; 2c. July 7; Ic.
2d. ed. Sept. 17; Ic. rev. ed. Sept. 27. 29397

Middletons (The); play in 4 acts, by S. Weiller.
115 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 16, 1915 ; D : 39423 ; Simon Weil-
ler, New York. 29397a

Middy (The) of France; a drama of early days,
by J. J. Wallace.

© J. J. Wallace, San Francisco; 1888:
20674, July 18. 29398

Middy (The) of Pensacola; or, The fortunes of
a naval officer, a drama in 5 acts, based upon
scenes and incidents of the late war on ship-
board and on shore, by J. S. Clark.

© J. S. Clark, Webster, Mass.; 1874:478,
Jan. 14. 29399

Midge; a comedy drama in 5 acts, by A. D.
Gordon and L. P. Richardson.

© Archibald D. Gordon and Leander P.
Richardson, New York ; 1880 : 7698, May 18.

29400

musical comedy in 2 acts, libretto by E. A.

Sumner, music by L. Dinsmore.

© Lon Dinsmore and E. A. Sumner, Bos-
ton; 1885 : 4054, Feb. 14. 29401

Midget; or, The crimson scarf, an emotional
drama in 4 acts, by F. Williams and G. L.
Stout.

© Fred Williams and George L. Stout,
United States; 1884:16564, Aug. 15. 29402

or. The modern Puck, an original drama

in 4 acts, by G. A. Ernst.

© George A. Ernst. Boston; 1873:4905,
May 6. 29403

Midgetty-Digetty; a musical comedy in 2 acts.

© L. Lawrence Weber and Edward F. Rush,

New York ; D : 5150, June 10, 1904. 29404

Midinettes (Les); comedie en 4 actes, de L.
Artus. 36 p. illus. 4°. (Supplement gratuit
au no. 2S14 du Monde illustre, 8 mars 1911)

© Mar. 4, 1911 ; 2c. Mar. 25, 1911 ; D : 23741 ;
Louis Artus, Paris. 29405

Midnight; a comedy in black and white, by C.
Von der Vonde. 30 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Chester De Vonde, New York: D: 14484,
Dec. 7, 1908; 2c. Jan. 22, 1909. 29406

drama in 1 act, by De W. E. Kaufman. 10

p. f. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 30, 1912; D : 29224 ; De Witt
Kaufman, Memphis, Tenn. 29407

— play in 1 act for two persons, by W. A.
Tyler. 4 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 22, 1912; D : 30721 ; Jean C.
Littlewood and W. Clifton Llttlewood. St.
Louis. 29408

— a 3 act farce comedy, by D. C. McCarthy.

© Dennis Charles McCarthy, Louisville;
1893 : 11430, Mar. 6. 29409

by P. P. Willis. [1], 42 p. 4°. Type-

written.

© Ic. Dec. 11, 1912 ; D : 31677 ; Paul Peter
Willis, Indianapolis. 29410

1474

29411

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

29431

Midnight — Continued.

western sketch in 1 act, by W. A. MacDon-

ald. [19] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 16, 1913; D: 33806; Wallace

Archibald JMacDonald, San Francisco. 29411

• or, The theft of the raven, a play in 6 acts.

by F. Keller.

© Frederic Keller, Brooklyn ; 1879 : 15822,
Nov. 22. 29412

Midnight adventure; playlet in 1 act, by H.
Norman. 18 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 15, 1910 ; D : 20802 ; Henry Nor-
man, New York. 29413

Midnight (The) alarm; a drama in 5 acts, by J.
W. Harkius, jr.

© James W. Harkins, jr., Chai'leston, 111.;
1889 : 39211, Dec. 21. 29414

Midnight (A) appeal; comedy in 1 act, by J. J.
O'Connor. [1], 17 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 6, 1912; D: 30754; John J.
O'Connor, Chicago. 29415

Midnight (The) bell; an original comedy in 4
acts, illustrative of New England life, by
C. H. Hoyt.

© Charles H. Hoyt, Boston; 1883:23255,
Dec. 15. 29416

Midnight (The) call; a new and original com-
edy drama, by W. H. Rightmire.

© Wm. H. Rightmire, New York; 1894:
16862, Mar. 26. 29417

play in 1 act, by F. S. Clark. [1], 15 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 30. 1914 ; D : 3S957 ; F. Sherwood
Clark, Brooklyn. 29417a

Midnight (The) charge; a grand military play
in 4 acts, by W. Elsworth Stedman. New York,
T. H. French ; London, S. French, 1892. 56 p.
12°. ( [French's standard drama, no. 413}-)

© T. H. French, New York; 1892:46133,
Nov. 12 ; 2c. Dec. 1. 29418

Midnight club; a burlesque in 3 scenes, by J.
Madison. [36] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 20, 1910 ; D : 21108 ; James Madi-
son, New York. 29419

Midnight colic; a laughable sketch in 1 scene,
by D. E. Allyn. Clyde, O., Ames' publishing
company, 1888. 9 p. 12°. ([Ames' series of
standard and minor drama, no. 256] )

© Ames pub. co., Clyde, O. ; 1888:32041,
Nov. 12 ; 2c. Nov. 21. 29420

Midnight (A) cruise; farce comedy in 1 act, by
W. H. Macart. [l],18p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 14, 1914; D : 37569 ; William H.
Macart, Lansing, Mich. 29420a

Midnight cry; or, Paul Rev era's ride to Con-
cord, an historical play in 2 acts, by S. Birn-
baum. cover-title, [10] p. 16°. Printed.

© Samuel Birnbaum, Dorchester, Mass. ; D :
8100, Mar. 5, 1906 ; 2c. Apr. 4, 1906. -29421

Midnight (The) elopement; a comedy in 1 act
and 3 scenes, by C. L. Monroe.

© Charles L. Monroe,- Rochester, N. Y. ;
1896 : 4514, Jan. 15. 29422

Midnight (The) express; F. A. Johann, jr.

© F. A. Johann, jr., New York ; 1893 : 3323,
Jan. 14. 29423

• a comedy di-ama in 4 acts.

© John Kastendike, New York ; 189J : 38611,
Oct. 28. 29424

sensational melodrama, by W. L. Hummell.

Typewritten.

© William L. Hummell, Evansville, Ind. ;
1895 : 3265, Jan. 11 ; 2c. Feb. 2. 29425

See also Hold-up (The) man.

Midnight (The) fire; a comedy drama in 4 acts,
by Gerald E. Sullivan and Louis Wagner.
Tifhu, O., Advertiser job rooms, 1SS4. 52 p.
16°.

© Wagner and Sullivan, Tiffin, 0.; 1884:
2379, Feb. 1 ; 2c. Feb. 14. . 29426

Midnight (The) flood; a comedy melodrama in
5 acts, [by] L. Eagan.

© Louis Eagan, United States; 1892 : 39727,
Oct. 1. 29427

Midnight (The) freight; a 5 act melodrama, by
P. Robertson.

© Punch Robertson, Chicago; 1891:10821,
Mar. 23. 29428

Midnight (A) frolic; a comedy in 1 act, by Dan-
iel L. Hart, Wilkes-Barre, Pa.

© Chas. Hassenforder, Philadelphia; 1893:
27431, June 7. 29429

Midnight (The) girl. See Mit£ernachtsmaedel
(Das)

Midnight (The) guest; play in 2 acts, by H. Sun-
shine. 39 p. fol. Ms.

^ © Ic. Mar. 28, 1914 ; D : 36497 ; Harry Sun-
shine, New York. 29429a

Midnight (The) hou.r; or, The return of the
departed, by F. Ullrich. 1 p. f°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Frederick Ullrich, Philadelphia; D:345S,
May 19, 1903 ; 2c. May 19, 1903. 29430

Midnight in Chinatown; a melodrama, in 4 acts,
by F. Z. Niblack.

© Flora Z. Niblack, Chicago; 1899 : .50347,
Sept. 2. 29431

1475

29433

DEAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

29453

Midnight in New York; by O. T. Crawford.
© O. T. Crawford, St. Louis ; D : 4319, Nov.
27, 1903. 29432

Midnight (The) intruder; an Ethiopian farce, by
Frank Dumont. New York, II. M. De Witt,
1876. 8 p. 12°. ([De Witt's Ethiopian and
comic drama, no. 96])

© Robert M. De Witt, New York; 1876:
7992, July 3 ; 2c. July 26. 29433

Midnight (The) intrusion; 20 minutes comedy
drama, crook sketch, by J. Montague. 19 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 17, 1913 ; D : 32699 ; John Blon-
tague. New York. 29434

Midnight (The) lady; farce in 1 act, by W. H.
Post. 21, [2] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 31, 1911 ; D : 24372 ; Emil Hoch.
Brooklyn. 29435

Midnight light; by T. A. Doucet. 54 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Theodore A. Doucet, United States; D:
8132, Mar. S, 1906 ; 2c. Mar. 8, 1906. 29436

Midnight (The) lunch; a dramatic sketch in 1
act, by H. H. Putnam.

© Henry Howell Putnam. Boston ; 1890 :
134G0, Apr. 24. 29437

Midnight (The) mail; a comedy drama in 4 acts,
by W. Ballauf, jr.

© William BallauT, jr., Baltimore; 1892:
29688, July 16. 29433

Midnight (The) man. See Hold-up (The) man.

Midnight (The) marauders; or, Love in the
moonlight, farce, by Frank Dumont. New
York, Chicago [etc.] M. Witmark & sons [1903]
13 p. 16°.

© M. Witmark & sons. New York ; D : 3072,
Feb. 11, 1903 ; 2c. Feb. 11, 1903. 29439

Midnight marriage; dramatized by W. W. Fes.s-
ler. Greenville, Pa.. Sheiiango Vallev news,
1882. 61 numb. 1. 24°.

© Walter W. Fessler, Greenville, Pa. ; 1SS2 :
10328, June 21 ; 2c. Nov. 21. 29440

a romantic drama in 4 acts, by Charles Os-
borne.

© William Redmond, Chicago; 1883:13510.
July 23 ; 2c. Aug. 3. 29441

■ • See also Alice the actress.

Midnight (A) masquerader; play in 1 act, by
A. Hartzberg. [2], 10 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 10, 1914 ; D : 35703 ; Amos Hartz-
berg, Detroit. 20441a

Midnight (A) matinee; 3 act farce comedy with
incidental musical numbers, by Bide Dudley.
38 p. f°. Typewritten. [Words only]

© Ic. June 27, 1910 ; D : 21423 ; Walter B.
Dudley, Denver. 29442

Midnight (A) mistake; a melodrama in 4 acts,
by A. J. Mmison. Clyde, O., A. D. Ames, 1SS6.
25 p. 12°. ([Ames' series of standard and
minor drama, no. 211] )

© A. D. Ames, Clyde, O. ; 1887 : 1381, Jan.
17; 2c. Jan. 17. 29443

Midnight (The) murder; or. Recalled to life,
a sensational melodrama in 4 acts, by Alice
Wilson Browne. 55 p. f°. Typewritten.

© W. Gault Browne, Chicago; D:2242,
Aug. 16, 1902; 2c. Nov. 5, 1902. 29444

Midnight (A) mystery; a melodrama in 4 acts,
by A. Vv'. Stace. 102 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Arthur W. Stace, Grand Rapids, Mich. ;
D : 3576, June 12, 1903 ; 2c. June 12, 1903.

29445

Midnight o'er the hills of Judea; by A. Vv\
Gassaway. 8 p. 32°. Printed.

© Nov. 27, 1909; 2c. Nov. 30, 1909; D:
17587 ; Andrew W. Gassaway, Baltimore.

2944b

Midnight on the Bowery; a sensational drama
in 4 acts, by A. H. Woods.

© Albert H. Woods, New York; 1900 A:
13140, May 25. 29447

Midnight (The) opera; 1 act play. 2 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Fred Lester, Boston; D : 9568, Dec. 3,
1900; Ic. Dec. 3, 1906. 29448

Midnight (A) promise; operetta in 1 act, by
Jacobson and Conradi, adapted from the origi-
nal eniitlod Boekers gosclnchle, by T\T. Tdi-
trelly. Typewritten.

© Mathilde Cottrelly, New York; 1S96 :
71367, Dec. 31; 2c. Dec. 31. 29449

Midnight ride of Paul Revere; Revolutionary
drama in 1 act and 3 scenes, by J. Kernan.
3 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 28, 1909 ; D : 17801 ; Jean Ker-
nan, Baltimore. 29450

See also Paul Revere.

Midnight sermon; play in 1 act. by T. Stemp-
fel. jr. [2], 16 p. f°. Typewritten. .

© Ic. Aug. 26, 1912; D: 30645; Theodore
Stempfel, jr., Indianapolis. 29451

Midnight (A) session; farce in 1 act, by W. M.
Cannon. 10 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Willard M. Cannon, Battle Creek; D:
13709, Sept. 3, 1908 ; 2c. Sept. 3, 1908. 29452

Midnight (The) special; a comedy drama in 4
acts, by W. Ballauf, jr.

© AYilliara Ballauf, jr., Baltimore; 1892:
34357, Aug. 20. 29453

1476

29454

COPYRIGHTED IN" THE UlSriTED STATES

29474

Midnight (A) supper; a comedy in 3 acts, by
C. H. Chase.

© Clifford Hoffman Chase, Haverhill,
Mass. ; 1895 : 16525, Mar. 23. 29454

Midnig-ht (A) tea; by M. B. Cunard.

© Mary Elizabeth Cunard, New York ; 1900
A : 16673, July 6. 29455

Midnight (The) train; comedy in 2 acts, by
Maurice Hageman. Chicago and New York,
The Dramatic publishing company [1903]
43 p. 12°. (On cover: Sergei's acting drama,
no. .524)

© Dramatic pub. co., Chicago ; D : 4246.
Nov. 16, 1903; 2c. Nov. 16, 1903. 29456

Midnight (A) trespasser; duologue in 1 act.
Chicago, Dramatic publishing co., 1910. 7 p.
12°. ([Sergei's acting drama, no. 59S] )

© Dec. 29, 1910; 2c. Jan. 3, 1911; D:
22976; Dramatic pub. co., Chicago. 29457

Midnight under the mistletoe; a musical dra-
matic comedy in 2 acts, by Matt Barton.

© Leonard co., Kansas City, Mo. ; D : 4625,
Feb. 19, 1904. 29458

Midnight (A) visitor; by L. Ludlow. 15 p.
obi. 12°, Typewritten.

© Leo Ludlow, Waukesha, Wis. ; D : 10704,
June 5, 1907; 2c. June 5, 1907. 29459

play in 4 acts, by H. V. Ross and Lydia M.

.Jones. [2], 23 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 12, 1911 ; D : 26001 ; Hannah V.
Ross, Philadelphia. 29460

playlette in 1 spasm, by E. G. Longman.

9 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 31, 1911 ; D : 25113 ; Edward G.
Longman, Brooklyn. 29461

Midnight (The) watch; a sensational melo-
drama in 5 acts, by J. F. Kirke.

© J. Francis Kirke, Wilmington, Del. ; 1895 :
33996, June 29. 29462

Midnight (The) wedding; original romantic
drama in 4 acts, by W. Howard. 128 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 27, 1913; D: 34557; Walter
Howard, London. 29463

Midnight vn-eck; a sensational comedy in 4
acts, by T. I. Keogh.

© Thomas Ignacius Keogh, Denison, Tex. ;
1892:44557, Nov. 1. 29464

Midsommer (A) night's dreame; ed. by H. H.-
Furness. Philadelphia, J. B. Lipijincott com-
pany, 1895. xxxiv, 357 p. 8°. (New vari-
orum ed. of Shakespeare, v. 10)

© Horace Howard Furness, Philadelphia ;i|
1895 : 20783, Apr. 15 ; 2c. Apr. 15. 29465 J

Midsommer (A) night's dreame — Continued.

ed. with notes, introductions, glossaries, lists

of variorum readings and selected criticisms
by Charlotte Porter and Helen A. Clarke. New
York, T. Y. Crowell & co. [1903] 1 p. 1.,
xxxiv, 216 p. front, (port.) 16°.

© Thomas Y. Crowell & co.. New York ; A :
53484, Feb. 20, 1903 ; 2c. Feb. 20, 1903. 29466

(Shakespeare); facsimile reprint of the

text of the first folio, 1623; with foot-notes
giving every variant in spelling and punctua-
tion occurring in the two quartos of 1600,
according to the pei'fect copies of the origi-
nal texts in the Barton collection, Boston
Public library ; with introduction and notes
by H. Johnson. (Variant edition) Boston
and New York, Houghton, Mifflin and com-
pany, 1888. xviii, [1]-61 p. 8°.

© Henry Johnson, Brunswick, Me. ; 1888 :
11326, Apr. 18 ; 2c. Apr. 24. 29467

Sec also Midsummer (A) night's dream. —

Shakespeare's works.

Midsummer; by Q. Kilby.

© Quincy Kilby, Boston ; D : 10559, May 14.
1907. 29468

Midsummer (A) dance dream; skit in 1 act
wiith the words from William Shakespeare, by
A. B. Stewart. 18 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 20, 1915; D : 39443 ; Anna Bird
Stewart, New York. 29468a

Midsummer (A) madness; a comedy drama in 3
acts, by B. Hope. 64 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Bervl Hope, New York ; D : 15349, Mar.
16, 1909; 2c. Mar. 16, 1909. 29469

— - a comedy in 4 acts, by W. C. Roberson.

© William C. Roberson,- New York; 1S94:
50602, Oct. 30. 29470

— a comedy in 1 act, by F. M. and R. Richard-

son.

© F. M. and Roy Richardson, Omaha, Neb. ;
1899 : 82685, Dec. 21. 29471

[120]

^^i

— - comedv in 3 acts, by W. W. Blancke.
p. f°. Ms.

© Ic. Sept. 11, 1911 ; D : 25203 ; Wilton Yv'al-
lace Blancke, Philadelphia. 29472

— a farce comedy in 4 acts, by A. L. White.
© A. Ludlow White, New York ; 1891 : 34823,

Sept. 30. 29473

— a farcical fantasy in 3 acts, by T. R. Sulli-
van and W. W. Chamberlin.

© T. R. Sullivan, Boston; 1880:1420, Jan.

24.

29474

1477

29475

DEAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

29491

Midsummer (A) night's dream. Garden City,
N. Y., Doubleday, Page & company [1912] xii,
165 p. col. front., illus. 12°. (The Ben Greet
Shakespeare for young readers and amateur
players)

© Feb. 28, 1912 ; 2c. IMar. 5, 1912 ; A : 309417 ;
Doubleday, Page & co., Garden City, N. Y.

29475

by William Shakespeare, condensed for lawn

and school productions, in 3 acts, by Kate
Weaver Dallas. 2d ed. New York, Edgar S.
Werner & co., 1902. 48 p. 12°.

© Apr. 27, 1911 ; 2c. Apr. 29, 1911 ; D : 24092 ;
Edgar S. Werner, New York. 29476

with illustrations by Alfred Fredericks.

New York, D. Appleton and company, 1874.
101 p. front, illus. 4°.

© D. Appleton & co., New York ; 1S73 : 13519,
Nov. 20 ; 2c. Nov. 20. 29477

abridged and ed. by Sarah W. Hiestand,

with illustrations after drawings by II. Smirke.
Boston, D. C. Heath & co., 1900. ix, [1], 102 p.
front, (port.) pi. 12°. (Heath's home and
school classics, no. 2; The beginner's Shakes-
peare)

© D. C. Heath & co., Boston ; 1900 A : 23492,
Sept. 21 ; 2c. Sept. 21. 29478

— arr. by E. S. Fry. 9 p. f °. Typewritten.
© Ic. Apr. 22, 1910 ; D : 20S61 ; Emma Sheri-
dan Fry, Brooklyn. 29479

— • a burlesque in 2 acts, by S. B. McEroom.

© Hints pub. & supply co., New York ; D :
6597, Apr. 28, 1905. ' 29480

— ed. by John W. Cunliffe. New York, The
INIacmillan company, 1912. xvi, 113 p. front,
(port.) 24°. (The Tudor Shakespeare)

© Feb. 21, 1912; 2c. Feb. 24, 1912; A:
305724 ; Macmillan co., New York. 29481

— ed. with notes by William J. Rolfe. Har-
per's library ed. New York and London, Har-
per & brothers, 1898. 195 p. front, illus. 12°.
(Shakespeare's complete works, v. 5)

© Harper & bros.. New York ; 1898 : 28289,
May 6 ; 2c. .Jan. 13, 1899. 29482

— educational player dramatic cast-reading
form of William Shakespeare's play arr. by
E. S. Fry. [1], 48 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 21, 1915 ; D : 42546 ; Emma Sheri-
dan Fry, Brooklyn. 29482a

fi'om the Riverside edition, ed. by Richard

Grant White, with introduction, notes and a
study of the play by Laura Emma Lockwood.
Boston, New Y'ork [etc.l Houghton, Mifflin
and company [1903] vi, [2],100p. 16°. (The
Riverside litei'ature series [no. 153] )

© Houghton, MifRin & co., Cambridge, Mass. ;
A : 52908, Feb. 12, 1903 ; 2c. Feb. 16, 1903.

29483

Midsummer (A) night's dream — Continued.

introduction and notes by Henry Norman

Hudson, ed. and rev. by Ebenezer Charlton
Black, with the cooperation of Moses Grant
Daniell. School ed. [Boston] Ginn and com-

• pany [1910] Ixxiii, 114 p. front, (facsim.)
16°. (The new Hudson Shakespeare)

© Oct. 24, 1910 ; 2c. Oct. 27, 1910 ; A : 2739.51 ;
Ginn & co., Boston. 29484

play in 1 act, by J. McCree. [1], 16 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 17, 1913 ; D : 34749 ; Junie McCree,
New York. 29485

with a special introduction by George E.

Woodberry and an original frontispiece by C.
Wilhelm. [The University press Shakespeare.
Renaissance ed.] New York, George D.
Sproul, 1907. xxii, 98 p. front. 4°. (The
complete works of William Shakespeare, with
annotations and a general introduction by Sid-
ney Lee. v. 6)

© University press, Cambridge, Mass. ; A :
175844, Apr. 16, 1907 ; 2c. Apr. 16, 1907. 29486

(The comedy of); by William Shakespeare.

New Yoi-k, Cincinnati [etc.] American book
company, 1894. 90 p. 12°. (Eclectic English
classics)

© American book co., New York; 1894:
23663, May 10 ; 2c. July 12. 29487

arr. for representation by A. Daly.

Privately printed, 18S8. 76 p. 8°.

© Augustin Daly, New York; 1888:2409,
Jan. 21 ; 2c. Feb. 16. 29488

• Same.

© Joseph F. Daly and Richard Dorney, New
York, as executors of the author, in renew^al
for 28 years. Renewal no. 6345, Jan. 23, 1915.
Original entry, Jan. 21, 1888, no. 2409. 29488a

for young people; a play by William

Shakespeare, adapted from the Caml)ridgetext,
introductory story, decorations and illustra-
tions by Lucy Fitch Perkins. New York, F. A.
Stokes company [1907] xliv, 93 p. incl. col.
front, illus. 11 col. pi. 4°. (The dandelion
classics for children)

© University pre.ss, Cambridge, Mass. ; A :
185383, Aug. 26, 1907 ; 2c. Aug. 26, 1907. 29489
(Shakespeare's); ed. by John Louis Haney.

New York, Cincinnati [etc.] American book
company [1911] 102 p. 16°. (Eclectic Eng-
lish classics)

© Jan. 28, 1911 ; 2c. Jan. 31, 1911 ; A : 280474 ;
American book co.. New York. 29490

• ed. by William Allan Neilson. Chicago,

Scott, Foresman and company [1910] 2 p. 1.,
9-158 p. 16°. (The Lake English classics)

© Jan. 19, 1910; 2c. Jan. 20, 1910; A:
256115 ; Scott, Foresman & co., Chicago.

29491

1478

29492

COPYBIGHTED IN" THE UNITED STATES

29511

Midsummer (A) night's dream. — Contintied.

• -(Shakespeare's); ed. with an introduction

and notes by Brainerd Kellogg. New York,
O. E. Merrill company [1910] 139 p. front,
(port.) 16°. (Merrill's English texts)

© Dec. 9, 1910 ; 2c. Dec. 12, 1910 ; A : 278140 ;
Chas. E. Merrill co., New York. 29492

v/ith introduction, and notes, explana-

tory and critical, by H. N. Hudson. Boston.
Ginn & Heath, 1880. (Annotated English
classics)

© Henry N. Hudson, Boston; 1880:14839,

29493

Sept. 30.

— Same. Boston, New York [etc.] Ginn &
company [1908] 128 p. 16°.

© Kate W. Hudson, Cambridge, Mass., in
renewal for 14 years from Sept. 30, 1908 ; A :
207607, May 21, 1908 ; 2c. June 23, 1908. 29494

-with introduction, notes, examination

papers and plan of preparation, selected by
Brainerd Kellogg. New York, E. Maynard »&
CO., 1890. ix, 10-119 p. front. 32°. (Eng-
lish classics)

© Effingham Maynard c& co.. New York :
1890 : 552, Jan. 3 ; 2c. Feb. 13. 29495

Same.
© Effingham Maynard & co.. New York;

1890 : 4258, Feb. 3.

29496

— (Shakespeare's comedy of); ed. with an
introduction and notes by Ernest Clapp Noyes.
New York, The Macmillan company, 1908.
xlviii, 147 p. front. 24°. (Macmillan's
pocket American and English classics)

© Macmillan co., New York; A : 210347,
June 24, 1908 ; 2c. June 24, 1908. 29497

ed. with introduction and notes by

Katharine liee Bates. Boston, Leach, Shewell
and Sanborn [1895] v p., 1 1., 204 p. 1 illus.
16°. (The students' series of English- clas-
sics)

© Leach, Shewell & Sanborn, Boston ;
1895 : 55782, Nov. 2 ; 2c. Nov. 6. 29498

ed.

with notes by Homer B.
Sprague . . . also suggestions and plans for
study topics for e-ssays, etc. Boston, New
York [etc.] Silver, Burdett and company,
1896. 127 p. front, (port.) 12°. (Studies
in English classics)

© Silver, Burdett & co., Boston; 1896:
63200, Nov. 19; 2c. Nov. 19. 29499

ed. with notes by William J. Rolfe.

New York, Harper & brothers, 1877. 191,
[1] p. front, illus. 16°.

© Harper & bros., New York ; 1877 : 6994.
June 13; 2c. Aug. 25. 29500

Midsummer (A) nig'ht's dream — Continued.

Same. New York, Cincinnati [etc.] Ameri-
can book company [1903] 230 p. incl. front.,
illus. 16°.

© William J. Rolfe, Cambridge. Mass.; A:
73914, Dec. 4, 1903 ; 2c. Feb. 2, 1904. 29501

Same. New York, Cincinnati [etc.] Ameri-
can book company [1905] 230 p. incl. front.,
illus. 16°.

© William J. Rolfe, Cambridge, Mass., in
renewal for 14 years from June 13, 1905; A:
105802, Jan. 6, 1905; 2c. Jan. 23, 1905.

29502

— (Shakspere's): ed. with notes and an in-
troduction by George Pierce Baker. New
York, [etc.] Longmans, Green and co., 1896.
xxxiii. 111 p. front. 12°. (Longmans' Eng-
lish classics. [7])

© Longmans. Green & co.. New York ;
1895 : 66205, Dec. 28 ; 2c. Jan. 25, 1896. 29503

See also Butterfly (The) ball. — Pyramus

and Thisbe. — Midsommer (A) night's
dreame. — Shakespeare's works.

Midsum.iner (A) night's dream of Shakes-
peare's women; by M. H. Lee.

© Mary Holland Lee, Shrewsbury, Mass. ;
1890 : 28659, Sept. 17. 29504

Midsummer noon's dream; a playlet, by A.
Dickinson. 9 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 3, 1910 ; D : 20336 ; Alex Dickin-
son, Everett, Wash. 29505

Midthorne; a play in 5 acts, a historical drama
relating to the Bacon Rebellion in Virginia,
1676, by G. B. McCutcheon.

© George Barr McCutcheon, Lafayette,
Ind. ; 1898:22915, Apr. IL 29506

Midway (The); burlesque entertainment based
on the famous Midway plaisance of the
World's Columbian exposition.

© Dramatic pub. co., Chicago ; 1894 : 58696,
Dec. 17. 29507

- — —a comedy, by H. A. Pei'ry.

© Harry A. Perry, Chicago; 1893:54627.

Dec. 11. 29508

Midway (The) plaisance; a comedy, by H. A.
Perry.

© Harry A. Perry, Chicago; 1893:54628.

Dec. 11. 29509

a farce comedy in 3 acts, by C. W. Chase.

© Chas. AVathen Chase, United States;
1893:38729, Aug. 23. 29510

Midwinter circus; by E. G. Stanley.

© Edgar G. Stanley, Terra Haute, Ind. ;
1896:56528, Oct. 13. 29511

1479

29512

DEAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

29533

Midwinter (A) nightmare; or, Shakespeare,
disarranged by F. F. Snow, misquoted by E. L.
Hadaway, and embellislied by the entire com-
pany.

© Frank F. Snow and Ephraim L. Haa-
away, Boston; 1893:2459, Jan. 10. 29512

Midwinter (A) night's dream; a dramatic
idyl in 4 acts, by S. Morse.

© Salmi Morse, United States ; 1878 : 100S3,
Sept. 2. 29513

a novel and grotesque musical entertain-
ment for church fairs, Christian associations.,
&c., by C. G. Buck.

© Charles G. Buck, United States; 1888:
2562, Jan. 23. 29514

an operatic travesty in 3 acts, by O. Col-

lings and C. E. Bray.

© Otto CoUings and C. E. Bray, Seattle;
1895:7548, Feb. 2. 29515

Mieles y hieles; boceto de comedia en 1 acto y 2
cuadros, en prosa, original de A. Perera. Ma-
drid [Sociedad de autores espanoles] 1909.
35 p. 12°.

© Sept. 23, 1909; 2c. Sept. 24, 1909; D:
16886; Arturo Perera, Madrid. 29516

Miffiifif (The); or. In Mexico, by A. Lewis.

© Andy Levies, Brooklyn ; D : 7598, Sept. 5,
1905. 29517

Miggles. See Mliss, child of the Sierras.

Miggs; or. The waif of the streets, a comedy
drama in 3 acts and 7 scenes, by H. N. Dow-
ley.

© Harry N. Dowley, New York ; 1892 : 4552,
Jan. 29. 29518

Might; play in 1 act, by J. R. Gousha. 27 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 22, 1915 ; D : 4019G ; Joseph Roe-
buck Gousha, Pittsburgh. 29518a

Might is right; by K. Ernst. 52 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Kate Ernst, Toledo, O. ; D : 10321, Apr. 11,
1907; 2c. Apr. 11, 1907. 29519

Might or right; a melodrama in 5 acts, by W.
H. Regner. Slarshalltown, la., Hamlin B.
Miller, 1902. 12 p. 8°.

© W. Haynie Regner, Marshalltown, la. ;
D:2522, Oct. 30, 1902; 2c. Dec. 11, 1002.

29520

Mightier (The); by August Strindberg.

© Warren Frederic Martin, Philadelphia;
D : 12705, Apr. 8, 1908. 29521

Mighty (The) arm; drama in 4 acts, by H. G.
PfafE. [92] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 15, 1911 ; D : 25764 ; Harry Cross-
land Pfaff, Chicago. 29522

Mighty (The) deep; a spectaciilar romantic
drama in 5 acts, founded on Tennyson's poem
Enoch Arden, by J. P. Craig.

© John Paul Craig, San Francisco; 1891:
34399, Sept. 28. 29523

Mighty (The) hand; a melodrama in 5 acts, by
B. Gerard and A. Pierra. Typewritten.

© Barney Gerard and Adolfo Pierra, New
York; D:251, Mar. 22, 1901; 2c. Mar. 22,
1901. 29524

Mighty lak a rose; play by M. McWilliams.
[8] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 19, 1912 ; D : 28760 ; Murrie Mc-
Williams, Los Angeles. 29525

Mighty millions; a comedy drama in 5 acts,
by Jean Burnside. Allen. Typewritten.

© A. J. Allen, New York ; 1893 : 16063,
Apr. 4 ; 2c. Apr. 4. 2952S

Mighty Mrs. Station; or, How saloons are
smashed in state of Kansas, by W. Drury.

© Wells Drury, San Francisco ; D : 180,
Mar. 5, 1901. 29527

Mighty (The) truth; or. In clouds or sunshine,
a drama in 3 acts, by Capt. Jack Crawford.
90 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© John W^allace Crawford, San Marcial,
N. M. ; 1896:2585, Jan. 6; 2c. Jan. 6. 29528

Mighty (The) waters; a drama in 5 acts, by
L. Grover and L. Grover, jr.

© Leonard Grover and Leonard Grover. jr.,
Brooklyn ; 1889 : 18781, June 18. 29529

Mignon.

© Adolf M. Friedlieb, New York; 1882:
15946, Sept. 27; 2c. Oct. 4. 29530

— musical sketch in 1 scene from the opera,
by M. Beriza. 7 p. 4°. Typewritten.
[Words only]

© Ic. May 14, 1915; D: 40648; Marguerite
Beriza, New York. 29530a

a play in 4 acts, founded upon Goethe's

novel of Wilhelm Meister, by J. B. Runnion.

© James B. Runnion, Chicago; 1876:9S19,
Aug. 28. 29531

a romantic drama in 3 acts, from the Ger-

man of Goethe, by G. H. Bassett.

© G. H. Bassett, New York; 1872:3077,

Mar. 28.

29532

— a tragedy in 5 acts, by B. T. Trego.

© Benjamin T. Trego, Philadelphia; 1884:
4410, Mar. 1. 29533

— See also Scarlet (The) lancers. — Wild

honey.

1480

29534

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

29551

Mignon, the child-wife; or, A sister's devotion,
a society drama in 5 acts and prologue, by
P. C. Hamilton and W. F, Felch.

© Francis C. Hamilton and W. Fari'and
Felch, Columbus, O. ; 1882 : 10410, June 23.

29534

Mig-nonette; musical comedy in 1 act, by Mr.
and Mrs. L. J. De Smidt.

© Mr. and Mrs. Louis Jacques De Smidt,
Mount Vernon, N. Y. ; 1882 : 7572, May 10.

29535

■ or, A Mayday masquerade, an original

comic opera in 4 acts, written by R. Thomp-
son, composed by R. B. Hall.

© Ray Thompson, Richmond, Me.; 1889:
14841, May 16. 29536

■or, The spirit of the kitchen, American

frolic musical comedy in 3 acts, by L. De
Smidt. [91] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Louis De Smidt, New York; D : 8659,
June S, 1906; 2c. June 8, 1906. 29537

Mignonette, the little schemer; comic opera
in 8 acts, libretto by Blanche Reives, com-
posed by J. Williams.

© Jesse Williams, United States; 1874:
12533, Oct. 7. 2953b

Migratory (The) moon; a dramatic and scenic
production in 1 act, by J. E. Hayes.

© James E. Hayes, New York ; 1871 : 8152,
Sept. 1. 29539

Mikado; oder, Die stadt Titipu, text von
W. S. Gilbert, musik von Arthur Sullivan,
uebersetzt von E. F. L. Gauss. Chicago, L.
W. H. Neebe, 1887. 30 p. 12°. [Libretto
only]

© E. F. L. Gauss, United States; 1887:
2596, Feb. 1 ; 2c. Feb. 1. 29540

or. The town of Titipu, the comic opera,

by W. S. Gilbert and Arthur Sullivan. .

© Alex P. Browne, Boston ; 1885 : 5966,
Mar. 11. 29541

See also Dancing (The) operettas. —

Macharado (The).— -Mr. Mikado.

Mikado's (The) message; a farce-comedy in 1
act, by W. B. Hardin. Typewritten.

© William Budd Hardin, New York ; 1899 :
81335, Dec. 15; 2c. Dec. 15. 29542

Mike; a farce in 3 acts, by J. J. Jennings.

© John J. Jennings, New York ; D : 7160,
Aug. 25, 1905. 29543

Mike, a dude; a burlesque in 1 act, by M. C.
Woodward.

© Slatthew C. Woodward, Portland, Or.;
1886:4554, Feb. 24. 29544

Mike Larritz, way-station agent; comedy in 1
act, by Ellis Parker Butler, dramatized by
R. E. Eraser. 6 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 28, 1910; D: 20315; R. Eliza-
beth Eraser, Kansas City, Mo. 29545

Mike O'Hara; a play in 4 acts, by J. D. Farrell.

© John D. Farrell, Chicago; 1899:82.54.

Jan. 26. 2954U

Mike, the coachman-chauffeur; burlesque
sketch, by L. Powers. 10 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Dec. 8, 1910; D: 22749; La Rue
Powers, Los Angeles. 29547

Mil (Los) francos; zarzuela en 1 acto, dividido
en 4 cuadros, en prosa, letra de Emilio G.
del Castillo y Jose Perez Lopez, mUsica de los
maestros Enrique Bru y Cayo Vela. Madrla
[Sociedad de autores espaiioles] 1912. 40 p.
12°. [Libretto only]

© May 24, 1912; 2c. May 13, 1912; D:
29774; E. G. del Castillo y J. Perez Lopez,
Madrid. 29548

Mil (Las) ypico denoches; fantasia c6mico-lirica
en 1 acto dividido en un prologo y 5 cuadi'os,
prosa y verso, original de G. Perrin y M. de
Palacios, mtisica del maestro Geronimo Gime-
nez. Madrid [Sociedad de autores espanoles]
1909. 47 p. 12°. [Libretto only]

© Sept. 23, 1909; 2c. Sept. 24. 1909; D:
16904 ; Guillermo Perrin y Miguel de Palacios.
Madrid. 29549

Mila When die; an unpleasant play, by N. H.
ISIuKselman. {In Poet-lore. v. 13, no. 1, Jan.-
Mar., 1901)

© Poet lore co., Boston ; D : 174, Feb. 4,

19U1; 2c. Mar. 21, 19U1. [Entry for periodi-
cal : B : 4234. Feb. 13, 1901 ; Ic. Feb. 13, 1901 ; -
Ic. Feb. 23, 1901] 29550

Miladi and the musketeer; a burlesque, by
R. A. Barnet.

© R. A. Barnet, Dorchester. Mass.; 1808:
71917, Dec. 10. 29551

Milady Sleuth; comedy dramatic sketch, by
M. B. Alton. 10 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 18, 1915; D : 41522 ; Maxie
Belle Alton, St. Joseph, Mo. 29551a

Milady's boudoir; or. The dove, play in 3 acts,
by J. C. Drum. [59] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 21, 1914; D: 37983; Joseph C.
Drum, Boston. 29551b

Milagro (Un) de San Antonio; diftlogo en
prosa, original de Gonzalo Canto y Guiller-
mo Hernandez Mir. Madrid [Sociedad de au-
tores espanoles] 1915. 14 p. 12°.

© June 24, 1915; Ic. June 25, 1915; D:
41078 ; G. Canto y G. Hernandez Mir, Madrid.

29551c

1481

29552

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

29573

Milanese (La); a modern play in 3 acts, by G. E.
Hall.

© George Edward Hall, Brooklyn; D:
1385, Feb. 1, 1902. 29552

Milch (Das) madchen von Schbneberg. See
Lina, the milk vender of Gerinantown,

Mildred; play in 4 acts, dramatized from Mary
J. Holmes' novel of the same name, by M. S.
Keightley. [2], 63 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 7, 1912; D: 31060; Mabel S.
Keigbtley, South Bend, Ind. 29553

from the novel of the same name by

Mary J. Holmes, dramatized by I. W. Rae.
64 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 2, 1910 ; D : 21407 ; Ida Weston
Rae, Osborne, Kan. 29554

■or, A lover's strategy, 1 act pastoral

drama, by Jos. Le Brandt.

© P. Garrett & co., Philadelphia; 1896:
71679, Dec. 31. 29555

Mildred of the movies; tabloid farce comedy in
2 acts, by C. B. Casad. 66 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. June 7, 1913 ; D : 33429 ; Campbell B.
Casad, New York. 29556

Mildred Percival; a drama in 4 acts, by T. H.
Davis. 97 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Thomas H. Davis, Wilkinsburg. Pa. ;
D: 12726, Apr. 11, 1908; 2c. Apr. 7, 1908.

29557

Mildred Willbanks; play in 4 acts, by J. H.
Roberts. [47] p. 4^. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 10, 1913; D: 35303; Josephine
Howard Roberts, Woodside, N. Y. 29558

Mildredisin; a comedy in 1 act, by H. Rouclere.

© Harry Rouclere, Brooklyn; 1899:50979,

Aug. 8. 29559

Mile (A) a minute; a comedy drama in 5 acts.

© H. S. Taylor and Harry Williams, New
York ; 1891 : 685, Jan. 5. 29560

■spectacular vaudeville sketch, by Langdon

IMcCormick [i. e. A. L. McCormick] [1], 17 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 20, 1912; D: 30910; Bidwell
amusement co.. New York. 29561

Milestones; play in 3 acts, by A. Bennett and
E. Knoblauch. [Ill] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 25, 1912 ; D : 28426 ; Arnold Ben-
nett and Edward Knoblauch, London. 29562

Same. London, Methuen & co., ltd. [1912]

4 p. 1., [7]-126 p. 16°

© Ic. Apr. 17, 1912; A ad int. 1074; pubd.
Mar. 19, 1912 ; A. Bennett and Edward Knob-
lauch, % George H. Doran co.. New York.

29563

Milestones — Continued .

Same. New York, G. H. Doran company

[1912] 122 p. 12°.

© May 6. 1912 ; 2c. May 7, 1912 ; A : 314195 ;
Arnold Bennett and Edward Knoblauch, %
X3eorge H. Doran co., New York. 29564

Mile-stones in woman's progress. See Next
(The) step.

Mile-stones of progress; from the principal's
lecture, Mile-stones of progress ; have you
counted them? by I. Fisher.

© Isaac Fisher, Pine Bluff, Ark. ; D : 4720,
Mar. 14, 1904. 29565

Mile (A) with a fool; by George M. Rosener.
(In Stagelore, v. 1, Feb., 1912)

© Feb. 10, 1912; 2c. Feb. 17, 1912; A:
305907 ; Wetzel, Rosener & James, New York.

29566
Miles-aroon; a romantic Irish drama in 4 acts,
by George H. Jessop and Horace Townsend.
© W. J. Scanlan and Augustus Pitou. New
York; 1888:27335, Sept. 25. 29567

Miles Dixon. See Tour plays; by Gilbert Can-
nan.

Miles Fadh; an originnl Irish drama in 4 acts,
by C. Gibney.

© Charles Gibney, New York; 1891:9481,

Mar. 12. 29568

Miles Standish; an American light opera in 3

acts, book and lyrics by L. Untermeyer and

P. Moeller. [5], 159 p. 4°, Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 24, 1912 ; D : 31783 ; Louis Unter-
meyer and Pliilip Moeller, New York. 29569

a musical extravaganza from Longfellow's

poem, music and text by A. J. Goodman.

© Arthur J. Goodman, Boston ; 1878: 10S42.
Sept. 20. 29570

See also Historical stories in dramatic

form.

Militant (The); a satirical comedy iu 1 act, by
A. Mixon. 2 p. 1., 25 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 4, 1914; D : 38695 ; Ada Mixon,
Washington. 29570a

Militant (The) god; a reverse tragedy in 1 act,
by C. Greve. 31 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Clifford Greve, St. Louis ; D : 14911. Jan.
27, 1909; 2c. Feb. 4, 1909. 29571

Militant (A) maid; a comedy in 3 acts, by M. M.
Pope. [96] p. 4°. T,ypewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 20, 1913'; D:. 32442; Marion
Manville Pope, Buenos Aii'es, Argentine Re-
public. 29572
Militant Mary; musical comedy in 3 acts, book
by E. H. Pendleton and D. C. Bitler, music
and lyrics by E. H. Pendleton. 62 p. f°.
Typewritten. [Words only]

© Ic. Mar. 3, 1913 ; D : 32503 ; E. H. Pendle-
ton and D. C. Bitler, Venice, Cal. 29573

1482

29574

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

29595

Militant (The) suffragette. See Cause of
woman.

Militants (The); musical comedy in 1 act and
2 scenes, by M. Goldsmith. [16] p. 4°.
Typewritten. [Words only]

© Ic. Sept. 29, 1913 ; D : 34580 ; Milton
Goldsmith, New York. 29574

play in 4 acts, by M. M. Allen. 54 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 23, 1913 ; D : 34819 ; Martha M.
Allen, Forest Hills Gardens, N. Y. 29575

Same. 56 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 29, 1914; D : 37159 ; Martha M.
Allen, New York. 29575a

Military (The) attache; a comedy in 4 acts, by
H. Lindsley. 130 p. 8°. Typewritten.

© Harris Liu'dslev, New York; D:1801,
Apr. 29, 1902 ; 2c. July 18, 1903. 29576

Military (The) ball; a musical comedy in 1 act,

book and lyrics by A. K. Allison, music by

Herbei't J. Brahani. 24 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Andrew K. Allison, New York ; D : 15777.

May 5, 1909 ; 2c. May 5, 1909. 29577

Military (A) coon; sketch in 1 act, by Jack
Price [pseud, of J. Hungler] 7 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© John Hungler, Cincinnati ; D : 9675. Dec.
20, 1906; 2c. Jan. 8, 1907. 29578

Military (The) girl; military song play in 2

acts, by C. Lean. [116] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 11, 1911 ; D : 28202 ; Cecil Lean,

Fort Atkinson, Wis. 29579

Military heroes; or, Between the Japs and
Hussians, a minstrel finale, by Frank Du-
mont. New York, Chicago [etc.] M. Witmark
& sons, 1905. 11 p. 12°. (On cover: The
Witmark stage publications)

© M. Witmark & sons. New York; D:
7500, Nov. 3, 1905 ; 2c. Nov. 2, 1905. 29580

Military (The) maid; a musical farce comedy,
words and lyrics by H. Rightor, music by L.
Blake.

© Henry Rightor and Louis Blake, New Or-
leans; 1898:48040, Aug. 15; 2c. Aug. 15.

29581

Military (The) man; serio comic song, or musi-
cal dramatic composition, written, composed,
and published expressly for Annie Adams.

© Harrv Wall, New York ; 1871 : 8423, Sept.
9; 2c. Sept. 19. 29582

Military (The) mandarin. See White (The)
elephant.

Military (A) mix-up; by D. A. Ruebel.

© Dan A. Ruebel, Lexington, Mo. ; D :
15179, Feb. 26, 1909. 29583

Military Mollie; tabloid musical comedy in 2
acts, by C. B. Casad. 64 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. May 5, 1913 ; D : 33146 ; Campbell B.
Casad, New York. 29584

Military (A) necessity; a drama, by W. G.
Harrison, suggested by an anonymous story
entitled A secret mission.

© William Greer Harrison, San Francisco ;
1891 : 23813, June 30. 29585

Military (The) octette and the girl with the
baton; by J. L. Lasky.

© Jesse Louis Lasky, New York ; D : 10758,
June 12, 1907. 29586

Military of nations; by M. Wright.

© Melville Wright, Akron, O, ; D : 12929,
Apr. 30, 1908. 29587

Same. 14 p. obi. 24°. Printed. [Stage

directions]

© Feb. 19, 1910; 2c. Feb. 23, 1910; E:
20262; Melville Wright, Akron, O. 29588

greatest military entertainment on earth,

by M. Wright.

© Melville Wright, Akron, O. ; D : 9790, Jan.
14, 1907. 29589

Military (The) post. See History (A) of
American civilization.

Military (A) romance; a play in 1 act, by A.
Beauvais. 17 p. f°.

© Arthur Beauvais, New York ; D : 7202,
Sept. 2, 1905; 2c. Sept. 5, 1905. 29590

Military (A) sketch; sketch in 1 act, by Wm.
Hanlon. [1], 18 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 31, 1911 ; D : 23805 ; Wm. Han-
lon, Cohasset, Mass. 29591

Military (The) trio; dramatic playlet in 1 act,
by W. Mersereau. [2] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 29, 1911; D: 25346; Wally
Mersereau, Paterson. 29592

Miiitza, the slave; drama in 5 acts, bj^ Fran-
cois Coppee, adapted by T. Delaney. 39 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 7, 1911; D: 22726; Thos. F.
Delaney, New Orleans. 29593

Milk; comedy patho playlet, by U. Clayton [3],
25 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 27, 1914 ; D : 39045 ; Una Clay-
ton, New York. 29593a

Milk (A) bath; a musical farce comedy in 3
acts, by J. P. Smith. Typewritten.

© James Peter Smith. New York; 1898:
72188, Dec. 12; 2c. Dec. 12. 29594

a play, by G. M. McCarthy.

© George M. McCarthy, Jersey City ; 1897 :
49722, Sept. 4. 29595

1483

29595

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

29612

Milk (The) bottle; 1 act play, by H. G. Kit-
tredge. 22 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 12, 1915; D: 41279; Helen Ganse
Kittredge, Minneapolis. 29595a

Milk (The) in the cocoanut.
nut.

See King Koka-

Milk (The) local; a dramatic composition in 1
act, by Harry R. Hayward. 17 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Mar. 19, 1912; D:290S3; Frances
Stafford, Smith Centre, Kan. 29596

Milk-shake (A); an original 3 act musical com-
edy, by F. J. Beaman.

© Fred J. Beaman, Jackson. I>.Iich. ; 1889:
28292, Sept. 17. 29597

Milkmaid (The) of the Trianon; play in 1 act,
by A. Lowell. 24 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 28, 1914; D : 39213 ; Amy Lowell,
Brookline, Mass. 29597a

Milkmaids' (The) convention; burlesque enter-
tainment, by Laura .1. Rittenhouse. Chicago,
Dramatic pub. co.

© Dramatic pub. co., Chicago; 1898:08618,
Nov. 25 ; 2c. Nov. ,80. 29598

Milkmaids' festival; an entertainment, writ-
ten and compiled by G. H. Rugg. Providence,
R. I., E. L. Freeman & son, 18SG. 16 p. 12°.

© Gertrude H. Rugg, Providence, R. I. ;
1886 : 27092, Dec. 1 ; 2c. Dec. 4. 29598a

Milky (The) way; an original 3 act musical
farce-comedy, by F. J. Beaman.

© Fred J. Beaman, Jackson, Mich.; 1890:
22196, July 11. 29599

Milky white; a domestic drama in 2 acts, by
H. T. Craven. New American ed. correctly
reprinted from the original authorized acting
ed. New York, H. Roorbach, 1899. 42 p.
12°. [With music] ([Roorbach's American
ed. of acting plays, no. 5])

© Harold Roorbach, New York; 1889:
37519, Dec. 9 ; 2c. Dec. 14. 29600

Mill (The); drama in 4 acts, by M. L. IMale-
vinsky. [4], 79 p. 4°, Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 28, 1914; D: 36856; Moses L.
Malevinsky, New York. 29600a

Same. 2 p. 1., 60 p. 8°. Printed.

© May 9, 1914; 2c. May 13, 1914; D:
37020; Moses L. Malevinsky, New York.

29600b

Mill (The) and the garden; drama in 3 acts, by
G. N. Andrews. [95] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 23, 1912 ; D : 28402 ; Gertrude
Nelson Andrews, Mount Vernon, N. Y. 29601

Mill (The) of the gods; in 4 acts, by J. L.
lieiTipstead. IMemphis, Rogers & co., printers,
1882. 58 p. 16°.

© J. L. Hempstead, Tennessee ; 1882 : 762,
Jan. 16; 2c. Jan. 23. 29602

a romantic drama in 5 acts, by C. Miehling.

© Charles Miehling, New York; D : 8420,
Apr. 25, 1906. 29603

a romantic drama in 4 acts, by C. Miehling.

© Charles Miehling, New York; D : 7703,
Dec. 13, 1905. 29604

Mill (The) of the theatrical gods; a 1 act
comedy drama, by J. B. Larric. 16 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© J. Burnett Larric, New York ; D : 15177.
Feb. 26, 1909 ; 2c. Feb. 26, 1909. 29605

Mill (The) on the Floss; a drama in 4 acts, by
D. Miles, from George Eliot's novel of the
same name. 106 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© David Miles, Milford, Conn.; D : 2030,
June 21, 1902 ; 2c. June 21, 1902. 29606

See also Maggie Tulliver.

Mill (The) owner's daughter; or, She said she
wouldn't, but she did, a 1 act musical farce
comedy, by M. S. Robinson and H. S. Gibson.
13 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© M. S. Robinson and H. S. Gibson, Syracuse.
N. Y.; D:2454, Oct. 16, 1902; 2c. Oct. 16,
1902. 29607

Mille (La) et deuxienie nuit. See, at end of
alphabet, titles beginning with figures : lOOSd
(The) night.

Mille et une nuits. See Maroiif, savetier du
Caire.

Millennium. (The): drama in 3 acts, bj' K. G.
aicLoughlin. 55 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 27, 1910 ; D : 21425 ; Katherine
Gregory McLoughlin, New York. 29608

-play in 3 acts, by H. Hagedorn. [189] p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 10, 1911; D: 23649; Hermann
Hagedorn, Cambridge, Mass. 29609

or. The end of the earth, dramatic sketch,

by S. Liebert. 19 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 12, 1910; D: 22783; Sam Liebert.
Chicago. 29610

See also It.

Millenniumville; farcical comedy in 3 acts, by
H. Stebbins. 104 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Herbert Stebbins, Newton, Mass.; 1894:
12525, Mar. 2; 2c. July 6, 1895. 29611

Miller (The); .a domestic comedy drama in 4
acts, by A. Stephens and F. Younge. 102 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Amelia Stephens and Frances Younge,
New York; D:8560, May 19, 1906; 2c. May
19, 1906. 29612

1484

29613

COPYEIGHTED IN" THE UNITED STATES

29636

Miller (The) and the maid; a comedy in 3 acts,
by E. Maynard.

© Edwiu Maynard, New York; 1890:
1SS48. June 10. 29613

Miller of Boskobell; a present day play, by H.
Garland.

© Hamlin Garland. Chicago; D: 14813,
Jan. 9, 1909. 29614

Miller (The) of the Dee; a drama in 4 acts, by
G. P. and M. Hasbrouck.

© Geo. P. and Mary Hasbrouck, New Yoi*k ;
1SS9 : 13010, Apr. 27. 29615

Millerites (The); a domestic drama in 4 acts,
by A. W. Purcell.

© Alban W. Purcell, Orleans, Mass. ; 1880 :
7247, May 10. 29616

Miller's (The) daughter; a drama, by G. B. Mor-
gan.

© Gilbert B. Morgan, Norwalk, Conn. ; D :
1723, Apr. 11, 1902. 29617

a drama in 5 acts, by O. Garmont.

© Oscar Garmont, Chicago; 1887:4045,
Feb. 19. 29618

•or, Bound in honor, a drama in 4 acts, by

H. Jay Gibbs. Clyde, O., Ames pub. co., 1894.
30 p. 12°. ([Ames' series of standard and
minor drama, no. 335])

© Ames pub. co., Clyde, O. ; 1894:19546.
Apr. 16; 2c. Apr. 19. 29619

— See also Jolly baron. — ^Mine Falls.

Miller's (The) lass; a drama.

© Mary E. B. Emery, Salem, Mass. ; 1897 :
41168, July 15. 29620

Millet group. See Picture plays.

Millford; drama in 3 acts, by M. L. White.
© Montgomery Lewis White, Austin, Tex. ;
1899 : 79703, Dec. 8. ^ 29621

Milliardare; amerikanische dollai'komodie in 3
akten, von Marcel Gerbidon, deutsche biihnen-
bearbeitung, von Erich Oesterheld. Berlin,
Oesterheld & co., 1913. 122 p. 12°.

© Ic. July 17, 1913; D : 33821 ; Oesterheld
& CO., Berlin. 29622

Millie, the lawyer; drama in 5 acts, by L.
Lester. Typewritten.

© Lillian Lester, Minneapolis ; 1893 : 3587,
Jan. 16; Ic. Mar. 21. 29623

Millie, the quadroon; or. Out of bondage, a
drama in 5 acts, by Lizzie May Elwyn. Clyde,
O., Ames' publishing co., 1888. 3G p. 12°.
( [Ames' series of standard and minor drama,
no. 251])

© Ames pub. co., Clyde, O. ; 1888:32043,
Nov. 12; 2c. Nov. 21. 29624

Milligan, M. D. ; the comedy of a country town,
by J. E. Middleton. 119 p. f°. Typewritten.
© J. Edgar Middleton, Toronto, Canada ; D :
10175, Mar. 20, 1907; 2c. Mar. 20, 1907.

29625

Milliner (The) and the apprentice; by C. A.
Logan. 7 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Charles Alison Logan, Chicago ; D : 10802,
June 15, 1907; Ic. June 15, 1907; Ic. July 8,
1907. 29626

Milliner's (The) apprentice; in 4 acts, by B.
O'Byrne. [73] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 8, 1911; D: 24877; Bessie
O'Byrne, New York. 29627

Milliner's (The) girl; a musical play in 2 acts,
by G. Lesoir.

© George Lesoir, New York; 1897:49974,
Sept. 7. 29628

Milliner's (The) shop; an Ethiopian sketch in
1 scene, by Dan Collyer. New York, De Witt,
1882. 7 p. 12°. ([De Witt's Ethiopian and
comic drama no. 147])

© A. T. B. De Witt, New York ; 1882 : 19920.
Nov. 24 ; 2c. Jan. 22, 1883. 29629

Milliner's (The) story; a society drama, by
F. C. Barclay.

© Fannie C. Barclay, New York ; D : 1868,
May 10, 1902. 29630

Millinery maids; by D. Edwin. 2 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© David Edwin, New York ; D : 5362,
Aug. 1, 1904 ; 2c. Aug. 1, 1904. 29631

Millinery (The) man; a dramatic composition
in 2 acts, by C. Baswitz. 51 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Charles Baswitz, New York; D:1074,
Nov. 9, 1901 ; 2c. Nov. 6, 1901. 29632

Millinery (The) salesman; comedy in 1 act, by
F. I. Allen. 16 p. f °. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 8, 1912 ; D : 30209 ; Fred. I. Allen.
Cincinnati. 29633

play in 1 act, by Fred J. Allen. 16 p. f °.

Typewritten.

© Ic. May 17, 1912; D: 29696; Beatrice
Kramer, Marion, O. 29634

playlett in 1 act, by Fi-ed Allen, re-written

by J. Remington. 8 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 15, 1912; D: 29669; .Joseph
Remington, Pittsburgh. 29635

Millinery (The) shop; a 1 act musical comedy
sketch, by F. McCuUough. 9 p. 12°. Type-
written. [Words only]

© Frank McCullough, Trenton, N. J.; D:
14311, Nov. 17, 1908; 2c. Nov. 17, 1908.

29636

1485

29637

DEAMATIC COMPOSITION'S

29654

Million; burleske in 5 akten, von Georges Berr
und aiarcel Guilleraaud, deutsche iibersetzung
von Erich Motz. Berlin, F. Bloch erben, 1911.
79 p. 8°.

© Ic. Nov. 9, 1911 ; D : 25715 ; Felix Bloch
erben, Berlin. 29637

— comedy in 4 acts, adapted from the French
of Le million, by Leo Ditrichstein. [105] p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 31, 1911 ; D : 25117 ; Henry W.
Savage, New York. 29638

piece en 5 actes, par Georges Berr et Mar-
cel Guillemaud. [175] p. 4°. Typewritten.
© Ic. Aug. 31, 1911 ; D : 25118 ; Henry W.
Savage, New York. 29639

Same. Paris, P.-V. Stock & cie., 1913.

190 p. 12°.

© Dec. 15, 1913 ; Ic. Apr. 8, 1914 ; D : 36654 ;
Georges Berr & Marcel Guillemaud, Paris.

29639a

Million (A) a minute; or. Love one another,
a 3 act musical comedy, by William Richard
Goodall. 57 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto
only]

© Ruby L. L. Cook, New York; D:323,
Apr. 8, 1901; 2c. Apr. 8, 1901. 29640

Million (Le) de Muguette; comedie en 1 acte,
par Dermout et Emile Rlieiu. Paris, C. Jou-
bert, 1914. 31 p. 8°.

© Mar. 28, 1914; Ic. Apr. 6, 1914; D:
36614 ; Joubert, Paris. 29641

Million (The) dollar dolls; musical surprise in
2 screams and 5 flats, by Sam M. Lewis.
[68] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 18, 1914 ; D : 37057 ; Sam Lewis
and Sam Dody, New York. 29641a

Million (The) dollar girl. See My queen
in calico.

Million (The) dollar necklace; play in 5 acts,
by H. FitzGerald. 48 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 8, 1915; D: 41942; Harrington
FitzGerald, Philadelphia. 29641b

act 5, scene 2, of romantic society play in

5 acts, by H. FitzGerald. [1], 4 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Oct. 27, 1915; D: 42181; Harring-
ton FitzGerald, Philadelphia. 29641c
Million (A) dollars; fin de siecle drama, pro-
logue, 3 acts, conclusion, by C. H. Robinson.
© Charles H. Robinson, Denver; 1894:
48342, Oct. 17. 29642
Million (A) for a husband; a farce comedy in
2 acts, by S. E. Pierce.

© Sarah E. Pierce, Albany; 1898:45609,
Aug. 1. 29643

See also Getting married.

Million (A) for a nose; a musical farcical com-
edy in 2 acts, book and lyrics by J. G. Han-
son. 52 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]
© John C. Hanson, New York; D: 10586,
May 17, 1907; 2c. May 17, 1907. 29644

Million (A) in diamonds; a melodrama in 3
acts, by L. D. Murpliy. 56 p. f°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Li vy Dick Murphy, Kansas City, Mo.; D:
1834, May 5, 1902 ; 2c. Apr. 21, 1902. 29645

Million (A) of money; a drama in 3 acts, by
L. V. Chapin.

© L. V. Chapin, Chicago; 1888:5441, Feb.
20. 29646

See also Aunt Jerusha.

Millionaire (The); comedy in 4 acts, by W. D.
Caddell. [71] p. 8°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 28, 1911; D: 23767; William
Douglas Caddell, Chicago. 29647

a domestic comedy, by D. Sully.

© Daniel Sully, Wilmington, Del.; 1800:
67, .Tan. 2. 29648

a drama in 5 acts, by E. H. Clement.

© E. H. Clement, Brookline, Mass.; 1894:
19146, Apr. 13. 29649

Millionaire (The) and the con-man. See Ama-
teur (An) philanthropist.

Millionaire (The) and the policeman's wife.
© Albert H. Woods, New York ; D : 12136,
Jan. 7, 1908. 29650

Millionaire (The) detective; by C. E. Blaney

and Howard Hall. 146 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Chas. E. Blaney, New York; D : 6311,

Mar. 10, 1905; 3c. Mar. 10, 1905. 29651

a sensational drama in 4 acts, by W. C.

Hicks.

© William C. Hicks, Laporte, Ind. ; 1885:
17755, Aug. 2L 29652

Millionaire (A) for a day; a comedy-drama in
3 acts, by S. Franklin Frederic [pseud, of
F. F. Schrader]

© Frederick F. Schrader, Washington ; D :
2234, Aug. 13, 1902. 29653

a musical burlesque, by W. T. Fero.

© AVillard T. Fero, Newark, N. ,L ; D:
12802, Apr. 22, 1908. 29654

— [play in 1 act, by Willie Pollard] 6 p. f°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 21, 1914; D: 38565; Ernest F.
Chester, Oakland, Cal. 29654a

Millionaire (The) gambler's tragic fate. See
Lucille.

1486

29654

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

29676

Millionaire (The) girl; musical comedy in 1 act,
by Fred L. Griffiths. Chicago, Chicago manu-
script CO., 1914. 20 p. f°. Mimeographed.

© Dec. 23, 1914; 2c. Aug. 5, 1915; D:
41430; Alexander Byers, Chicago. 29654b

Millionaire (A) hobo; or, A girl convict, a
sensational melodrama, in 4 acts, by E. Stout.
32 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ernest Stout, Chicago; D : 1213, Dec.
26, 1901 ; 2c. Dec. 26, 1901. 29855

Millionaire (The) janitor; or, Tine feathers do
not make fine birds, a comedy in 2 acts, by
S. S. Tibbals. Franklin, O., Eldridge enter-
tainment house, 1906. 15 p. 8°. (On cover:
The Eldridge entertainment house amateur
dramas)

© Seymour S. Tibbals, Franklin, O. ; D:
S37S, Apr. 9, 1906 ; 2c. Apr. 9, 1906. 29656

Millionaire jockey; by R. A. Dillon,

© Robert A. Dillon, New York; D:9S34,
.Jan. 23, 1907. 29657

Millionaire (The) mine owner; by F. A. Gam-
bold. 13 p. f°. TypevkTitten.

© Fred A. Gambold, Hollywood, Cal. ; D:
11634, Oct. 29, 1907 ; 2c. Oct. 14, 1907. 29658

Millionaire (The) tramp; by H. R. Spurling.

© Harrv Robert Spurling, Marysville, O. ;

1900 A: 8260, Mar. 30. 29659

comedy drama in 4 acts, by L. Russell. 103

p. t° . Typewritten.

© Elmer Walters and Laurence Russell, Chi-
cago ; D : 2147, July 23, 1902 ; 2c. July 10, 1902.

29660

a sensational comedy in 5 acts, by W. Rob-

yns and Eva Best.

© Will Robyns, Chicago ; 1894 : 5855, Jan.
24. 29661

Millionaire tramps; a farce-comedy in 3 acts,
by C. T. Kindt and C. W. Schlegel.

© Chas. T. Kindt and Chris W. Schlegel,
Davenport, la. ; 1898 : 14763, Mar. 2. 29662

Millionaire (The) waif; or, A golden pauper, a
melodrama in 4 :■. i.-^, by C. Heverin and L.
Marston.

© Cator Heverin and Lawrence Marston,
East Orange, N. J. ; D : 2026, June 20, 1902.

29663

Millionaires (The); in 4 acts, by O. G. Harger, jr.

© C. G. Harger, jr., Washington; 1894:

56091, Dec. 3. 29664

Millionaire's daughter; an American society
drama in 5 acts and 7 tableaux, by D. Belasco
and Jas. A. Heme.

© David Belasco and James A. Heme, San
Francisco ; 1879 : 6672, May 17. 29665

Millionaire's daughter — Continued.
-comedy in 3 acts.

© Lou Leubrie, New York; 1890:26813,
Sept. 1. 29686

a domestic drama in 4 acts, by Les Miser-

ablese [pseud, of M. Stone and M. Lane] [26]
p. 4°. Ms.

© Ic. Aug. 26, 1909; D: 16645; Melissa
Stone and Marie Lane, Brooklyn. 29667

■ a drama in 4 acts, by T. P. O'Connor.

© T. P. O'Connor, Chicago ; 1896 : 4880, .Jan.
17. 29668

— a sensational melodrama in 4 massive acts,
by D. D. Yinecore. Rutland, 111., Rutland
print, 1907. 60 p. 12°.

© Delbert D. Vinecore, Rutland, 111.; D:
11455, Oct. 1, 1907 ; 2c. Oct. 14, 1907. 29669

Millionaire's (The) dream,
sweetheart.

See His phantom

Millionaire's (A) romance; in 5 acts and 2
scenes, by G. W. Blackburn. 49 p. t°. Type-
written.

© George W. Blackburn, Cincinnati; D:
1563, Mar. 12, 1902 ; 2c. Mar. 12, 1902. 29670

Millionaire's (A) trials. See Duel (A) at dawn.

Millionaire's (The) wife; a melodrama in 4
acts, by G. I. Pitt.

© G. Irving Pitt, Worcester; 1893:20425,
Apr. 26. 29671

Millionairess (The); opera comique in 3 acts,
book and music by T. P. Carter. 94 p. 4°.
Tji)ewritten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Aug. 30, 1913; D: 34286; Theodore
Parkman Carter, New York. 29672

Millions in it; farce comedy in 1 act, by Edwin
Bateman Morris. Philadelphia, Penn pub. co.,
1909. 15 p. 12°.

© Sept. 2, 1909 ; 2c. Sept. 4, 1909 ; D : 16709 ;
Penn pub. co., Philadelphia. 29673

Millions of money; a drama in 3 acts, adapted
from the French of Theodore Barriere and
Henry De Keck, by C. T. Personette.

© Charles T. Personette, Baltimore; 1885:
1920, Jan. 21, 29674

Mills (The) of destiny; oriental romanze in 3
acts, by F. W. Dreuth. 50 p. f°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Feb. 28, 1913 ; D : 32468 ; Frederick W.
Dreuth, Chicago. 29675

Mills (The) of God; by W. R. Lighton.

© William R. Lighton, Omaha, Neb. ; D :
3152, Mar. 2, 1903. 29676

1487

29677

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29698

Mills (The) of God— Continued.

a ]>lay in 4 acts, by L. E. F. Prince. 48 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 22, 1909; D: 16313; Leslie B. F.
Prince, Washington. 29677

a play in 1 act, by T. M. Ware and G. P.

Balcer. Typewritten.

© Thornton M. Ware and G. P. Baker,
United States: 1894 : 22161, Apr. 30; 2c. May 4.

29678

See also Quicksands (The)

Mills (The) of the gods; comedy-drama in 3

acts, by Max Minor. 70 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 27, 1911; D: 23202; William

Henry Carson, Nev/ York. 29679

— — a drama, by J. A. Anderson.

© Jerome A. Anderson, San Francisco ; D :
228, Mar. IS, 1901. 29680

■ a drama in 5 acts, by A. IloUingsworth. 79

p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Alfred IJollingsworth, New York; D:
13757, Aug. 20, 1908 ; 2c. Aug. 20, 1908. 29S81

drama in 4 acts, by D. Davidson and Kath-

erine Berry Di Zerega.

© Dore Davidson, New York ; D : 4670, Mar.
1, 1904. 29683

a drama in prologue and 3 acts, by W. H.

Bennett and M. J. Rorke.

© William H. Bennett and Michael J.
Rorke, Brooklyn ; 1887 : 25818, Oct. 7. 29683

drama in* prologue, 3 acts and epilogue, by

M. Strauss. 41 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 10, 1915; D: 40018; Marcel
Strauss, Brooklyn. 29683a

a dramatic composition, by L. E. Salmon

and S. Bernheimer. 38 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Louis E. Salmon and Stephen Bern-
heimer. New York; 1892:33409, Aug. 13; 2c.
Nov. 19. 29684

in 3 acts, by W. O. Thompson. 37 p. f°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 23, 1910 ; D : 22905 ; William O.
Thompson, Hinsdale, 111. 29685

play in 4 acts, by J. Noel. 92 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Joseph Noel, Emeryville, Cal. ; D : 7405,
Oct. 16, 1905; 2c. Oct. 16, 1905. 29686

■by M. B. Ryan. [1], 40 p. 4°. Type-

written.

© Ic. Sept. 18, 1913; D: 34476; Mary B.

Ryan, Boston. 29687

•by S. C. Gabriel. [22] p. 4°. Type-

written

© Ic. Mar. 1, 1911; D: 23513; Sophia C
Gabriel, Chicago

Mills (The) of the gods— Continued.

or. Forgiveness is divine, drama in 5 acts,

by M. F. Delanoy.

© M. Frances Delanoy, Alameda, Cal. ;
,1899:20806, Mar. 21. 29689

See also Crimes of power.

Millspeed, a cold water town; a domestic drama
in 4 acts, by A. D. Crabtree.

© Addison Darre Crabtree, Boston; 1894:
34369, June 30. 29690

Millstone (The); tragedy in 1 act, by H. M.
Harvey. [1], 16 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 8, 1914 ; D : 37781 ; Harold Mel-
lor Harvey, Grand Rapids, Mich. 29690a

Millstones; play in 1 act, by V. W. Mosher.
18 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 1, 1913; D: 32480; Victor W.
Mosher, East Grand Forks, Minn. 29691

play in 3 acts, by H. C. Colwell. [136] p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 9. 1913; D: 34665; Henry Clif-
ford Colwell, Kittanning, Pa. 29692

Milly; comedy vaudeville in 3 acts, adapted
from the French of Hennequin and Millaud,
by J. H. Ryley.

© J. H. Ryley, New York State; 1886:

3090, Feb. 4. 29693

Milly Maydew's fortune. See Never afraid,

Milly's diary; comedy vaudeville in 3 acts,
adapted from the French of Hennequin and
Millaud, by J. H. Ryley,

© .John H. Ryley, New York State; 1886:

3091, Feb. 4. 29694

Milton and his former tutor, Young.
From king to king.

See

29688

1488

Milton, Bilton, and Jilton; a comedy farce in
3 acts, by B. S. Barrett,

© B. S. Barrett, Brooklyn; 1885:26600,
Dec. 17. 29695

Milton Medell; by B. B. Viets,

© Byron B. Viets, Cleveland; 1887:18280.
July 15. 29696

Mim eclogues; a dramatic act, composed of
monologue and pantomime, by G. Burgess.
[2], 21 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 17, 1909 ; D : 16573 ; Gelett Bur-
gess, Boston. 29697

Mimi; a musical and terpsichorean sketch in
1 act, originally composed by L. Fregoli.

© Leopoldo Fregoli, New York; 1896:
32605, June 1. 29698

29699

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

29716

Mimi — Continued.

■ — — opera-bouflfe in 2 acts and finale, boolJ,

lyrics and music by L. L. Dimond. 32 p. 4°.

Typewritten. [Libretto only]
© Louis L. Dimond, Seattle ; D : 15276,

Mar. 8, 1909; 2c. Mar. 8, 1909. 29699

a play in 5 acts, by D. Boucicault.

© Dion Boucicault, New York ; 1873 : 9593,
Aug. 26. 29700

Mimi Pinson; scene della vita di boh&me,
(;onunedia lirica in 4 atti, parole e musica di
R. Leoncavallo, tratta dal romanzo Scenes de
la vie de Bohenie di H. Murger. Milano, E.
Sonzogno, 1913. 68 p. 12°. [Libretto only]

© Jan. 25, 1913; 2c. Feb. 8, 1913; D:
32232; Edoardo Sonzogno, Milan. 29701

Mimi, the soulful; by M. R. Harris.

© Mindel R. Harris, Olean, N. Y. ; D:
15504, Mar. 31, 1909. 29702

Mimic (The); by V. Dale. 14 p. 24°. Type-
written.

© Violet Dale, New York; D:9681, Dec.
21, 1906; 2c. Dec. 21, 1906. 29703

Mimic and the maid; a musical play In 3 acts,
book and lyrics by A. Lowe, music by A. Bald-
win Sloane. 72 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Words
only]

© Allen Lowe, New York ; D : 9407, Nov. 9,
1906; 2c. Dec. 31. 1906. 29704

Mimic (The) stage; a topical travesty, by W. G.
Snyder.

© Walter Gavine Snyder, Brooklyn, la. ;
1895:52997, Oct. 18. 29705

Mimii; a 1 act comedy, by J. Marlin.

© Jane Marlin, New Haven; 1899:39348,
June 15. 29706

Min h0ire ha and; lystspil i 4 akter, af Kris-
tian Elster, d. y. Kristiania, H. Aschehoug
& CO., 1914. 2 p. 1., 174 p. 12°.

© Oct. 19, 1914; Ic. Nov. 23, 1914; D:
38900; H. Aschehoug & co., Christiania, Nor-
way. 29706a

Mina; or, The ]^rince and the Lord Chamber-
lain, by B. F. Green. Typewritten.

© E. F. Green, San Francisco; 1900 A:
3598, Feb. 8; 2c. Feb. 8. 29707

Minaret (Le); com^die en 3 actes, de J. Riche-
pin. inusiquo de scene de Tiarko Richepin.
36 p. 4°. (Supplement gratuit au no. 2935
du Monde illr.stre, no. 35, 28 juin 1913)

© June 28, 1913; 2c. July 18. 1913; D:
33831; Jacques Richepin, Paris. 29708

Minas (Las) de Costabella; comedia in 3 actos
y en prosa, original de J. A. y F. FernSndez-
Portero. Madrid [Sociedad de autores espa-
fioles] 1914. 70 p. 12°.

© Mar. 15, 1915; Ic. Mar. 17, 1915; D:
40042; Jose A. y Fernando FernSndez-Por-
tero, Madrid. 29708a

Mind and heart. See Veiled (The) prophet of
Khorassan.

Mind (The) and the heart; comedy in 3 acts,
by Challan [pseud, of C. A. de Lima] 55 p.
f°. Typewritten.

© Charles A. de Lima, New York ; D : 12872,
Apr. 30, 1908 ; 2c. Apr. 30, 1908. 29709

Mind cure; or, When doctors agree, a farce, by
A. E. Trumbull.

© Annie Eliot Trumbull, Hartford; 1896:
69002, Dec. 19. 29710

Mind (The) healer; an original comedy in 3
acts, by F. Heermans.

© Forbes Heermans, Syracuse, N. Y. ; 1889 :
95, Jan. 2. 29711

Mind-reader (The); comedy drama, by J. F.
Dolau.

© Jas. F. Dolan, United States ; 1891 : 46340,
Dec. 19. 29712

1 act play, by G. Griswold. 36 p. f°. Type-

written.

© Grace Griswold, New York ; D : 10133.
Mar. 14, 1907 ; 2c. Apr. 11, 1907. 29713

Mind (The) the paint girl; comedy in 4 acts, by
A. Pinero. London, Chigwick press, 1912. 121
p. 8°.

© Ic. Feb. 6, 1912 ; D : 28595 ; Arthur Pinero,
London. 29714

Mind your own business: comedy in 3 acts, bv
E. A. Barron and Ivan F. Simpson. 90 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 6, 1915 ; D : 41920 ; Elwyn A. Bar-
ron, New.York. 29714a

Mind's innocence; comedy in 5 acts, by A. W.
Sanborn. 154 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 20. 1914 ; D : 37078 ; Arthur Wood-
ridge Sanborn, East Billerica, Mass. 29714b

Mine at last; by J. S. Clark.

© Julia S. Clark, Silver Creek, N. Y. ; 1887 :
30620, Nov. 26. 29715

Mine et contre-mine; comedie en 3 actes, par
Alexandre Guillet, avec notes en anglais par
I'auteur.

© William R. Jenkins, New York; 1887:
13709, May 25. 29716

5379—16-

-94

1489

29717

DKAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

29737

Mine Falls; or, The miller's daughter, a rural
comedy drama in 5 acts, by H. D. Smart. New
York, Samuel French ; London, Samuel French,
ltd., 1902. 77 p. 12°. (French's American
acting ed., no. 2)

© Herbert Durrell Smart, Nashua, N. H. ;
D:2671, Dec. 3, 1902; 2c. May 11, 1903; 2c.
Nov. 19, 1904. 29717

Mine (The) king; or. The child wife, the highly
sensational 5 act melodrama, by C. M. Fowler.

© C. Melville Fowler, New York; 1891:
42194, Nov. 25. 29718

Mine (A) of gold. See My brother.

Mineland mystery; a melodrama in 6 acts.

© Theresa Butler Stevens, New York ; 1893 :
27572, June 8. 29719

Minenkoenig (Der); operette in 1 akt, von Gus-
tav Beer und Ernst Marischka, musik von
Robert Stolz. Soufflier- und regiebuch. 45 p.
4°. Mimeographed.

© Ic. Dec. 12, 1911; D: 25996; Adolphe
Robitschek, Vienna. 29720

Same.

© Ic. Jan. 6, 1912; D: 28238; Adolphe
Robitschek, Vienna. 29721

Miner (The); melodrama in 4 acts, by J. Pollak.
20 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 21, 1910 ; D : 21630 ; Joseph Pol-
lak, Waterbury, Conn. 29722

Mineral (The) workers; a play in 3 acts, by
William Boyle. 87 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© W. Boyle, London; D : 9551, Nov. 30,
1906 ; 2c. Nov. 30, 1906. 29723

Miner's (The) actress wife; by Vv". W. Whalen.
23 p. 12°. Ms.

© Ic. July 16, 1910; D: 21574; Will W.
Whalen, Locust Gap, Pa. 29724

Miner's (The) daughter; a melodrama in 4 acts,
by J. C. Webb.

© John Crittenden Webb, Chicago ; D : 2333,
Sept. 15, 1902. 29725

See also Nina. — Twenty-first (The) birth-

day.— At end of alphabet, titles beginning
with figures: 47

Miner's (The) dream; by E. C. McLaughlin.

© Edwin C. McLaughlin, Denver; 1900 A:
7038, Mar. 16. 29726

mining drama in 5 acts, by A. Carr. Hill

City, S. D., 1910. 100 p. 16°.

© Sept. 10, 1910; 2c. Sept. 19, 1910; D:
22083 ; Albert Carr, Hill City, S. D. 29727

a mining drama in 4 acts, by A. Carr. Hill

City, S. D., 1909. 48 p. 16°.

© Aug. 10, 1909; 2c Aug. 14, 1909; D:
16556 ; Albert Carr, Hill City, S. D. 29728

Miner's (The) dream — Continued.

or, '49 on the Yuba, by B. J. Antrim.

© B. Jay Antrim. Waterford, N. J. ; 1870 •
3172, Oct. 25. 29729

IV^iner's (The) legacy. See Mount (The) of the
Holy Cross.

Miner's (The) oath; by F. C. Barclay.

© Fannie C. Barclay, New York; 1900 A:
29957, Dec. 10. 29730

or, Playing for high stakes, a romantic

American drama in 5 acts, founded on an in-
cident in C. H. Hazlewood's Jessie Vei-e, by
T. W. Hanshew.

© T. W. Hanshew, Brooklyn; 1879 : .5061,
Apr. 15. 29731

Miner's (The) return; a playlet, by C. A.McMul-
len.

© le. Aug. 2, 1903 ; D : 16605 ; Clarence A
McMullen, Oakland, Cal. 29732

Miner's (A) tragedy,
tragediaja.

See Bonyasz (Egy)

Miner's (The) ward; an original drama in 5
acts, by C. A. Missing.

© Charles A. Missing, Brooklyn; 1888:
22S03, Aug. 8. 29733

Minerva's maneuver; comedy sketch, by H. E.
Wood. 23 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 14, 1911; D: 23094; Harry E.
Wood, Chicago. 29734

Minheim brothers, inc.; comedy drama in 1
scene, by H. Herbert. [1], 21 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. June 18, 1914 ; D : 37351 ; Hugh Her-
bert, Harrington Park, N. J. 29734a

Miniature (The); new and original play in 1

act, by Walter Frith, New York, S. French;

London, Samuel French, ltd., 1914. 23 p. 12°.

© July 8, 1914; Ic. July 10. 1914; D:

37518; Samuel French, London. 29734b

Miniature (The) 7th; original dramatic sketch

in 2 acts, with song and chorus, by J. Hart.

© Josh Hart, New York; 1875:7302. .July

12. 29735

Mining agent; comedy in 1 act, by P. H. James.
30 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 11, 1910; D: 20165; Fred H.
James, New York. 29736

Mining (The) camp. See History (A) of
American civilization.

Minister (The); a domestic drama in 4 acts,
by S. Brown.

© Sedley Brown, New York; 1889:37077,
Dec. 6; 2c. Dec. 14. 29737

1490

29738

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

29757

Minister (The) of Cowcroft; pastoral play in
4 acts, by H. E. De Lasaux. [115] p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 24, 1913; D: 32414; Harry E.
De Lasaux, Orland, Cal. 29738

Minister (A) of Gotham; a farcical comedy in
3 acts, by B. F. Stalnaker. 86 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Benjamin Franklin Stalnaker, Brooklyn ;
D : 3741, July 21, 1903 ; 2c. Sept. 21, 1903.

29739

Minister (A) pro tern; comedietta, by Katha-
rine Kavanaugh. Chicago, T. S. Denisou & co.,
[1914] 12 p. 12°. ([Amateur series])

© Jan. 19, 1914; 2c. Jan. 22, 1914; D:
35744 ; Eben H. Norris, Chicago. 29739a

Minister (The) . . . why? mello-comedy sketch
in 2 scenes, by Harry L. Newton and A. S.
Hoffman. 8 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Walter M. Hyde, McKeesport, Pa. ; D :
1582, Mar. 14, 1902 ; 2c. Mar. 14, 1902. 29740

Minister's (The) child; a domestic drama in 4
acts, by Langdale Williams. [55] p. f°.
Mimeographed.

© July 3, 1909; 2c. July 2G, 1909; D:
16361; Alex Byers, Chicago. 29741

Minister's (The) daughter; by G. A. Weller.

© George A. Weller, Cedar Rapids, la. ; D :

1630, Mar. 19, 1902. 29742

drama in 4 acts, by William Nelson. 52 p.

f°. Mimeographed.

© Frank Hannan, Chicago ; D : 15660, Apr.
19, 1909 ; 2c. June 10, 1909. 29743

See also Saints and sinners.

Minister's (The) daughters; or, Little Bed
Riding Hood in the real life of today, a com-
edy-drama, by L. Grover. [62] p. f°. Type-
written.

© Leonard Grover, New York; D^1447,
Feb. 10, 1902; 2c. Sept. 22, 1902. 29744

Minister's (The) dream; Thanksgiving fantasy,

by K. Lord. 8 p. 8°. (Little playbobk, no. 1)

© Oct. 14, 1915 ; 2c. Oct. 15, 1915 ; D : 41999 ;

Katharine Lord, New York. 29744a

Minister's (The) messenger; play for girls in 1
act, by Evangeline Lent Bretherton. New
York, S. French; London, S. French, ltd.
[1915] 14 p. 12°.

© Sept. 13. 1915; 2c. Sept. 14, 1915; D:
41739 ; Samuel French, New York. 29744b

Minister's (The) reception; comedy playlet In
1 act, by B. Boston and M. Von. 10 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 14, 1911; D: 23096; Billy Bos-
ton and Minna Von, St. Louis. 29745

Minister's (The) son; a drama in 5 acts, by
H. Tompkins.

© Henry Tompkins, New York ; 1872 : 3732,
Apr. 9. 29746

an original comedy drama in 4 acts, by

W. B. Patton. Typewritten.

© William Patton, Rochester, N. Y. ; 1897 :

36218, June 18; 2c. Mar. 18, 1898.

— Same. A new version. 29 p. 4°.
© William B. Patton, Chicago;

29747

Printed.
D : 2182,
29748

Aug. 4, 1902; 2c. July 26, 1902.

See also Simon Ray.

Minister's (The) wife; a drama of heart in-
terest in 4 acts. 88 p. f°. Typewritten.

© George A. Weller, Cedar Rapids, la. ; D :
3902, Aug. 31, 1903 ; 2c. Sept. 1, 1903. 29749

a farce in 1 act, by Helen Sherman Grif-
fith. Philadelphia, The Penn publishing com-
pany, 1901. 18 p. 12°.

© Penn pub. co., Philadelphia ; D : 7881,
Aug. 6, 1901; 2c. Aug. 5, 1901. 29750

a melodrama in 4 acts, by Con. T. Murphy.

© Dee S. Smith, Chicago ; D : 2197, July 9,
1902. 29751

1 act comedy, by F. Furguson. 22 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 14, 1910 ; D : 17934 ; Frank Furgu-
son, Chicago. 29752

a play in 1 act, by F. Redding.

© Francesca Redding, New York ; D : 7576,
Nov. 6, 1905. 29753

Ministre (Un) au clou! vaudeville en 1 acte, par
Henrv de Herzeele. Paris, C. Joubert, 1913.
18 p. 8°.

© Oct. 1, 1913 ; 2c. Oct. 25, 1913 ; D : 34835 ;
Joubert, Paris. 29754

Miniszterelnok (A); komedia 3 felvonasbau,

irta Nagy Endre. 112 p. 4°. Mimeographed.

© Ic. Nov. 11, 1912 ; D : 32104 ; Franz Bard

und bruder, Budapest. 29755

Minna; a melodrama in 3 acts, composed and
arr. by C. Van W. Fish.

© C. Van AV. Fish, Cleveland; 1888:4.584,
Feb. 13. 29756

Minna von Barnhelm; Oder, Das soldatenglUck,
lustspiel in 5 aufziigen, von Gotthold Ephraim
Lessing, with reproductions of twelve etchings
by Chodowiecki, a portrait of Lessing, and an
introduction, notes and vocabulary by A. B.
Nichols . . . New York, H. Holt and company,
1906. XXX, 212 p. front, (port.) illus., 12
pi. 16°.

© Henrv Holt & co.. New York; A: 8790,
July 6, 1906 ; 2c. Aug. 21, 1906. 29757

1491

29758

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

29776

Minna von Barnhelm — Continued.
— — -See alio Continental drama. — Great plays:
French and German.

Minnehaha; or, Pretty Laughing Water, an
extravaganza in 3 acts, by N. Childs.

© Natlianiel Childs, Boston; 1878:1815,
Feb. 11. 29758

Minnesingers (The); a grand opera male quar-
tette, dramatic arr. for concert and vaudeville. 3
p. f°. Typewritten.

© William Augustus Benjamin, New Yorlf ;
D : .5742, Nov. 8, 1904 ; 2c. Nov. 8, 1904. 29759

Minnesota in 1890. Sec Lumberjack (The)

Minnetoska's dream; a play in 1 act with tab-
leaux, songs and dances, written by Gertrude
Kuevels, music and dances arr. by Grace E.
Smith. [New Yorlv, The Camp fire outfitting
company, 1915] 28 p. 16°.

© Mar. 12, 1915 ; 2c. and aff . Mar. 15, 1915 ;
A : 393957 ; Camp fire outfitting co., New Yorlv.

29759a

Minnie; by T. .1. Gaffney.

© Thomas James Gaffney, Albany ; D : 3618,
.Tune 18. 1903. 29760

Minnie at the movies; monologue, by Marian
Bowlan. Chicago, T. S. Denison & CO., 1913.
8 p. 12°. ( [Denison's monologues] )

© Oct. 2, 1913 ; 2c. Oct. 6, 1913 ; D : 34671 ;
Eben H. Norris, Chicago. 29761

Minnie from Minnesota; a comedy drama, in 4

acts, by J. Allison. [83] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© .John Allison, New York; D : 3329, Apr.

23, 1903 ; 2c. Apr. 23, 1903. 29762

Minnie of Aberdeen; play in 3 acts, by J. B.
Dunn. [43] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 15, 1912; D: 30263; .Joseph B.
Dunn, Brooklyn. 29763

Minola; or. The stock-broker's crime, by A. J.
Russell. 62 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Alfred Jack llussell, Atlantic, la.; D:
8574, May 21, 1906 ; 2c. May 21, 1906. 29764

Minor (The) key; play in 1 act, by M. Sackolsky.
6 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 30, 1910; D : 22962 ; Malvano
Sackolsky, New York. 29765

Minos, king of Crete. Sec Agonists (The)

Minotaur (The); a comedy drama in 4 acts, by
O. S. Elgutter.

© Charles S. Elgutter, Omaha, Neb. ; 1890 :
3233, Jan. 24. 29766

Minstrel (The) boy; Irish American comedy
drama in 3 acts and 4 tableaux, by Myron
lieftingwell and Robert Mack.

© William Andrew McAloon, United States;
1894 : 7863, Apr. 4. 29767

Minstrel (The) boy — Continued.
• or. Adopted son.

© Morris Weston, Boston ; 1884 : 15406, July
28. 29768

Minstrel (The) cadets; an ensemble of clover
boy singers and dancers px'esenting an original
novelty minstrel act, arr. and adapted by T. H.
Forbes.

© T. Harold Forbes, New Rochelle, N. Y. ;
D : 6338, Mar. 15, 1905. 29769

Minstrel knight; or. Blondel de Nesle, roman( ic
light opera, by Delevan Howland [i. e. E. D.
Rowland, jr.]

© Edgar Delevan Howland, jr., Mavwood,
N. .1. ; D : 7379, Oct. 9, 1905. 29770

Minstrel (The) leader and the banner boy.
See Lost (The) parade.

Minstrel's daughter; by Kurt Matull.

© Charles II. Tyler, New York ; D : 4964,
Apr. .30, 1904. 29771

dramatic sketch, by Will M. Cressy and

Banks Winter. 19 p. f°. Typewritten.

© William Banks Winter, New York; D:
7893, Jan. 24, 1906; 2c. Jan. 24, 1906. 29772

Mint-master (The); a necromantic opera in 3
acts, written by Gilbert Burgess, music by T.
Pearsall Thorne.

© Gilliert Burgess and T. Pearsall Thorne,
Great Britain ; 1894 : 17763, Mar. 31. 29773

Minuet; a curtain rai.ser, by F. E. Dowling and
M. D. Sutton. Typewritten.

© Fenelon E. Dowling and Mary Dowling
Sutton, Brooklyn ; 1897 : 51126, Sept. 13 ; 2c.
July 22. 29774

play in 1 act, by E. L. Winter. [In The

Century, v. 89, no. 3, January, 1915)

© Dec. 19, 1914; 2c. Jan. 11, 1915; D:
39358; Elsie Leslie Winter, New Brighton,
N. Y. 29774a

by Louis N. Parker. 11 p. 4°. Type-

written.

© Ic. Apr. 13, 1914 ; D : 36692 ; Elsie Leslie
Winter, New York. 29774b

Minus jealousy; 1 act comedy, by H. Shore. 7
p. f°. Typewritten.

© Henry Shore, Chicago ; D : 16107, June
21, 1909 ; 2c. June 10, 1909. 29775

Minut (A) for den todt. Sec Zusterte (Die)
chuppe.

Minute-man; war drama in 5 acts, by N. Breiter.
130 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 12, 1910; D: 20176; Nathan
Breiter, New York. 29776

1492

29777

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

29795

Minute-men (The); comic opera libretto in 3
acts, by H. B. Smith.

i© Harry B. Smith, Chicago; 1894:32020,
June 15. 29777

Minute-men (The) of 1774-5; an original mili-
tary comedy-drama in 5 acts, by J. A. Heme.
© James A. Heme, Dorchester, Mass.;
1S85 : 17963, Aug. 24. 29778

Minute (The) woman; American play in a pro-
logue and 4 acts, by H. O. Stechhan. [172]
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 2, 1913 ; D : 33695 ; H. O. Stech-
han, Ocean Park, Cal. 29779

Minx (The) and. the man; comedy in 4 acts, by
A. D. Gilfillan. [3], 128 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Sept. 9, 1910 ; D : 22023 ; Allen Dain-
tree Gilfillan, London. 29780

Minx, ye Puritan mayde; a domestic drama in
4 acts, by B. Devereux and J. C. Ver Planck.

© Bohun Devereux and J. Campbell Ver
Planck, New York ; 1881 : 15080, Oct. 1.

29781

Mioche; play in 3 acts, by P. Berton. adapted
and tr. by O. E. Maud. [71] p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Feb. 28, 1911 ; D : 23503 ; Pierre Ber-
ton and Constance Elizabeth Maud, Paris.

29782

Miquette et sa mere; piece en 3 actes, par
Robert de Flers et G. A. de Caillavet. Paris,
Impr. de I'lllustration [1906] 89 p. 8°.

© R. de Flers et G. A. de Caillavet, Paris ;
D:9584, Dec. 6, 1906; 2c. Dec. 6, 1906.

29783

Mirabeau; a melodrama in 4 acts, by C.
Fletcher.

© Coyne Fletcher, Washington; D : 3518.
June 1, 1903. ?9784

^a play in 5 acts, by Charlotte Teller.

[106] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Charlotte Teller Johnson, New York ; D :
8778. July 3, 1906 ; 2c. July 3, 1906. 29785

Miracle (The); a legend drama in 4 acts, from
the German of Richard Voss, tr. and adapted
by M. Walsh and M. J. Safford.

© Marie Walsh and Mary J. Safford, United
States ; D : 9654, Dec. 17, 1906. 29786

play in 4 acts, by B. Veiller. [129] p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. May 29, 1911; D: 24.359; Bayard
Veiller, New York. 29787

a play in 3 acts, by F. W. Norris. [56] p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 23, 1910; D: 21861; F. Wick-
ham Norris, Brooklyn. 29788

Miracle (The)— Continued.

^ playlet in 1 act, by E. Shackelford [i. e.

E. S.. Piatt] [2], 9 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© ic. Mar. 9, 1914 ; D : 36293 ; Ethel Shack-
elford Piatt, Evanston, 111. 29788a

wordless mystery play in 2 acts and an in-

termezzo, book by Karl Vollmoeller, music
by Engelbert Humperdinck. Berlin, E. Bote
& G. Bock [1912] 20 p. 8°. [Without
music]

© Dec. 23, 1911; 2c. Jan. 12, 1912; D:
28318 ; Ed. Bote & G. Bock, Berlin. 29789

— (Das wunder) ; potpourri of music, drama,
opera, comedy and pantomime in 2 acts and
4 tableaux, by A. Denville and John Maclaren.
[88] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 27, 1913 ; D : 35458 ; Alfred Den-
ville, Nottingham, England. 29789a

— See also Within the law. — ^Wunder (Das)

Miracle (The) man; a dramatization, in 4 acts,
of Frank L. Packard's story of the same name,
by G. M. Cohan. [50] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 12, 1914 ; D : 38461 ; George M.
Cohan, New York. 29789b

Miracle (The) of chance; 1 act drama, by M. C.
Keator. [4], 16 p. 16°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 15, 1912; D: 28713; Maude C.
Keator, Alameda, Cal. 29790

Miracle (The) of good St. Valentine. See
Festival plays.

Miracle of love; by M. D. Salvini. 24 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Maud Dixon Salvini, Boston ; D : 14834,
Jan. 18, 1909 ; Ic. Jan. 18, 1909. 29791

or, Old Andy, the mountaineer, play in 3

acts, by M, S. Gielow, dramatized from her
books, Old Andy, the moonshiner, and the
sequel. The miracle of love. [4], 43 p. f.
Typewritten.

© Ic. May 17, 1913 ; D : 33251 ; Martha S.
Gielow, Washington. 29792

Miracle (The) of roses. See St. Elizabeth of

Thuringia.
Miracle (The) of the roses; a drama in 5 acts

adapted from the French of Beraut and Ho-

stein, by L. Vider.

© Louis Vider, New York ; 1872 : 9399, Aug.
31. 29793

Miracles (The); play in 1 act, by M. Youngs.
4 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 4, 1913 ; D : 34939 ; Mary Youngs,

Garden City, N. Y. 29794

Miracula; a rellgio-dramatic production, given

by spirit Bartley Campbell, through the hand

of I. R. Sanford.

© I. Ransom Sanford, Detroit ; 1895 : 12500.
Mar. 2. 29795

1493

29796

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

29817

Miraculous (A) voyage; by H. L. Bowdoin.
12 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Harry L. Bowdoin, New York; D: 10102.
Mar. 1, 1907; 2c. Mar. 1, 1907. 29796

Mirage.

© F. P. Pease, Buffalo ; 1876 : 9341, Aug. 11.

29797

— drama in 4 acts, by E. Murdock Van De-
venter. [229] p. f°. Ms.

© Ic. Nov. 16, 1911 ; D : 25S90 ; E. M. Van
Deventer, Oswego, 111. 29798

65 p.

— 3 act tragedy, by F. W. Tebbetts.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 14, 1911 ; D : 24933 ; Forrest W.
Tebbetts, Lincoln, Neb. 29799

— ■ western sketch in 1 act, by E. Hatch. 10 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 26, 1911 ; D : 25316 ; Earle Hatch,
Kennebunkport, Me. 29800

or. Vision in the sky, a drama in 5 acts, by

E. M. Powers.

© E. M. Powers, New York ; 1871 : 5826,
June 19. 29801

Miramichi; by J. T. Power.

© .John T. Power, New York; D : 13325,
.Tuly 11, 1908. 29802

Miranda, a town idyl; a drama in 3 acts,
adapted for the stage, from Miss Hitchcock's
wedding dress, by L. M. Schley. Milwaukee,
Cramer, Aikens & Cramer, 1870. 32 p. 8°.

© Lucy M. Schley, Milwaukee ; 1876 : 14108,
Dec. 19 ; 2c. Dec. 19. 29803

Miranda's burglar; vaudeville play in 1 act, by
E.Jordan. [1], 26 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 12, 1914; D: 36420; Elizabeth
Jordan, New York. 29803a.

Mirandolina; tr. of the Italian comedy La lo-
candiera, by Carlo Goldoni, tr. from the Ital-
ian by F. Freund (Mrs. Harry Edward
Freund)

© Floriane Freund, New York ; D : 13430,
.July 27, 1908. 29804

(La locandiera); lustspiel in 3 aufziigen.

von Carlo (]loldoni, frei iibersetzt und bear-
beitet von Ludwig Fulda. 64 p. 12°.

© Ic. Apr. 30, 1910 ; D : 20952 ; Felix Blocli
erben, Berlin. 29805

Mirette; a new opera in 3 acts, from the French
of Michael Carre, lyrics by Fred Weatherly,
dialogue by Harry Greenbank, new version
by Adrian Ross.

© Alfred Robinson Dalby, New York ; 1898 :
4871, Jan. 11. 29806

Mirette — Continued.

• opera comique in 3 acts, written by Michel

Carre, composed by Andr^ Messager, the Eng-
lish lyrics by Fred K. Weatherly, the English
dialogue by Harry Greenbank. London, Chap-
pell & CO., 1894. 72 p. 8°. [Libretto only]

© Chappell & CO., London; 1894: 27323. July
2 ; 2c. July 2. 29807

Miriam. ■

©Georgie Catherine Trask, Memphis, Tenn. ;
1900 A : 10763, Apr. 28. 29808

byE. M. Mclntyre. 40 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Eva Mae Mclntyre, Bridgeport, Conn.;
D : 533, May 31, 1901 ; 2c. May 31, 1901.

29809
a play in 3 acts, by C. W. Mears.

© Charles W. Mears, Cleveland ; D : 1.5363,
Mar. 17, 1909. 29810

-and Potiphar's wife; two dramas in 1 act

each, by Alice Scovill Smith. 16, 10 p. 8°.
Typewritten.

© Alice Maude Smith, Tacoma ; D : 4900,
Apr. 18, 1904; 2c. May 20, 1904. 29811

■ See also Romantic dramas.

Miriam Fleming; play in 3 acts, by D. St. Cyr.
117 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Dirce St. Cyr, New York ; D : 14357, Nov.
23, 1908 ; 2c. Nov. 23, 1908. 29812

Miriam of Magdaloh; drama in 4 acts, by D.
Pinski, EugUsh version by Frank Reicher.
[2], 88 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 12,1910 ; D : 22547 ; David Pinski,
United States. 29813

Miriam, the avenger; by T. Franke.

© Theresia Franke, St. Louis ; 1887 : 13886,

IMay

29814

Miriam, the orange girl; a 5 act play, by F. H.
Stauffer.

© Frank H. Stauffer, Philadelphia; 1872:
82, .Tan. 5. 29815

Miriam, the prophetess; a pantomime of bibli-
cal history, by N. Astley and G. Stebbins.

© Norman Astley and Genevieve Stebbins,
New York ; 1893 : 37822, Aug. 16. 29816

Miriam's crime; a drama in 3 acts, by H. T.
Craven. New American ed., correctly reprinted
from the original authorized acting ed. New
York. H. Roorbach, 1890. 43 p. 16°. ( [Roor-
bacli's American ed. of acting plays, no. 40] )

© Harold Roorliach, New York ; 1890 : 14240,
Apr. 29; 2c. IVIny 1. 29817

Miriaro.'s Purim play; play in 3 acts, by Ruth
Levi Wolf. New York, Bloch pub. co., 1914.
12 p. 16°.

© Jan. 18, 1914; 2c. Feb. 21, 1914; D:
36101 ; Bloch pub. co.. New York. 29817a

1494

29818

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

29837

Mirko; ou, Le chemin du bonh.eur, comedie
dramatique en 1 acte et en vers, de G. Garnier-
Pacton. Paris, Gastou Andrieu, 1910. 24 p.
16°.

© Apr. 30, 1910; 2c. Apr. 25, 1910; D:
20877 ; G. Andrieu, Paris. 29818

Mirror (The)

© William Morris, New York ; D : 12532,
IMar. 13, 1908. 29819

— by .John P. Addams.

© C. W. Hodgdon, Boston ; 1879 : 6232, Mav
9. . 29820

— ■ a fan fancy from a garden of old Japan, by
Ij. M. Angle.

© Louise M. Angle, Rochester, IS

3953, Sept. 16, 1903.

?.; D:
29821

— play in 1 act, by Harold Goddard. [2], 28
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 29, 1913; D : 34.569 ; Harold C.
Goddard, Swarthmore, Pa. 29822

— See also Bridge (The) and other poems.

Mirror (The) of fate; play in 1 act, by O. F.
Baerens. [1], 6 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 5, 1913; D: 33148; Oscar F.
Baerens, St. Louis. 29823

Mirror (The) of justice; comedv in 4 acts, by
S. D. Gaspers. [102] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 11, 1914 ; D : 3.5997 ; Sebastian D.
Gaspers, Chicago. 29823a

Mirror (The) of life; by .J. W. IMcKee.

© James W. McKee, Brooklyn ; 1889 : 28348,
Sept. 18. 29824

in 4 acts, by Jenette Lawrence. 61 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. July 13, 1910; D: 21.551; T. P. Car-
roll, St. Louis. 29825

Mirror (The) of Miyama; by J. E. Moffatt.
14 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Jessie Emerson Moffatt, New York ; D :
8314, Apr. 10, 1906; Ic. Apr. 10, 1906; Ic.
May 26, 1906. 29826

Mirror (The) of time; [play in 1 act] by Cyril
Wentworth Hogg. New York, S. French ;
Tvondon, S. French, ltd., 1906. 19 p. 12°.
(On cover: French's international ed. of
the works of the best authors, no. 104)

© Samuel French, New York ; D : 9284, Oct.
22, 1906 ; 2c. Dec. 28, 1906. 29827

Mirrors (The) of Thule; a comic opera, libret-
to by W. A. Leahy. 7 p. 8°. Printed.
[Ijvrics only]

© William A. Leahy, Boston ; D : 12279,
Jan. 30, 1908; 2c. Feb. 15, 1908. 29828

Mirth; or, The obelisk, an original, semi-musi-
cal farce-comedy in 3 acts and 2 tableaux, by
N. G. Washington.

© Napoleon G. Washington, New York;
1881 : 2896, Feb. 26. 29829

Same. Revised.

© Napoleon G. Washington, New Brighton,
N. Y. ; 1882 : 13251, Aug. 11. 29830

Mirth and music; musical and literary enter-
tainment, by J. H. Carter.

© J. Heneage Carter, San Francisco ; 1877 :
7636, June 30. 29831

Mirth and music in a restaurant kitchen; by
J. E. Waller.

© J. E. Waller, Brooklyn ; 1894 : 11960, Feb.
27. 29832

Mirth (The) makers. See Mischief.

Mirth (The) of a nation; a modern historical
drama in 4 mouthfuls, by H. H. Van Loan and
Pat Rooney, based on Mason and Dixon's
famous novel The clamsmen. 47, [1] p. 4°.
Printed.

© Aug. 6, 1915; 2c. and afP. Aug. 7, 1915;
A : 409184 ; Universal film mfg. co., inc.. New
York. 29832a

play in 2 acts, by Sol Fields and Junie Mc-

Cree. 62 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 4, 1915; D: 42485; Gus Hill,
New York. 29832b

Mirth (The) provokers; by N. M. Becker. [3] p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 21, 1911; D: 24992; Ned M.
Becker, Chicago. 29833

Mirth-provoking' (The) schoolroom; a farce
[in 1 act] by Emily David. Chicago, A. Flana-
gan company [1906] 16 p. 12°.

© A. Flanagan co., Chicago ; D : 8267, Apr.
2, 1906; 2c. Apr. 2, 1906. 29834

Same. 24 p. 16°.

© Feb. 7, 1910 ; 2c. Feb. 9, 1910 ; D : 20142 ;
A. Flanagan co., Chicago. 29835

Mirthful (The) myriad.
Makebelieve.

See Land (The) of

Mirthseekers (The); play in 2 acts, by J. J.
Lake. 40 p. 4°, Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 21, 1915; D: 40428; James J.
Lake, Washington. 29835a

Miry (The) pit; a drama in 5 acts, tr. from the
French by Madame R. Neuville.

© R. Neuville, Roche.ster, N. Y. ; 1870:934,
Aug. 15. 29836

Mirza.

© Nadage Doree, United States; 1891:
25086, July 10. 29837

1495

29838

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

29852

Mis' Deborah has a visitor; a monologue, by
May Isabel Fisk. 3 p. 8°. Printed.

© Harper & bros., New York ; D : 3626, June
20, 1903; 2c. June 22, 1903. 29838

See also Monologues.

Misadventure; comedy in 4 acts, by E. Mac-
vane. [108] p. 4°. Typewritten.

!© Edith Macvane, Cambridge, Mass. ; D :
3861, July 17, 1903 ; Ic. July 17, 1903. 29839

Misalliance, The dark lady of the sonnets, and
Fanny's first play; with a treatise on par-
ents and children, by Bernard Shaw. London,
Constable and company, ltd., 1914. cxxi,
234 p. 12".

© Ic. May 19, 1914 ; A ad int. 1954 ; pubd.
May 18, 1914; G. B. Shaw, London. 29839a

Same. New York, Brentano's, 1914. exxvi,

245 p. 12°.

© May 25, 1914; 2c. May 29, 1914; A:
374276; George Bernard Shaw, London.

29839b

Same.

© May 25, 1914; 2c. May 29, 1914; D:
37155; Geo. Bernard Shaw, London. 29839c

Misanthrope (The); a comedy in 5 acts, by C.
Warner.

© Charles Warner, Chicago; 1876:834,

Jan. 7. 29840

Miscarriage (A) of cupidity; tabloid farcical

romance in 1 act, by L. Arnollin. [9] p. f".

Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 25, 1914; D: 36145; Louis Ar-
nollin, New York. 29840a

Miscarriage of justice; play in 2 scenes, by
J. J. Shelley, jr. [10] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 25, 1913; D: 34019; James Jo-
seph Shelley, jr., Albany. 29841

Miscegenation; 1 act play, by W. Parker. 20 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 14, 1915; D: 40353; William
Parker, Los Angeles. 29841a

or. The fifteenth amendment exemplified,

a musical burletta in 1 act, by M. Zorer.

© Max Zorer, San Francisco ; 1871 : 2003,
Mar. 9. 29842

Miscellaneous (The) plays of Edwin Booth;
ed. by William Winter, v. 3. Philadelphia,
The Penn publishing company, 1899. [450] p.
port. 8°. Preceded by v. 1, 2, entitled: The
Shakespearean plays of Edwin Booth.

Contents : Don Csesar de Bazan, by A. P.
Dennery and P. F. P. Dumanoir. — Ruy Bias,
by Victor Marie Hugo. — Richelieu, by E. G. E.
Lytton Bulwer Lytton. — Brutus, by .1. H,
Payne. — The fool's revenge, by T. P. Taylor.

© Penn pub. co., Philadelphia ; 1899 : 51323.
Aug. 10; 2c. Aug. 10. 29842a

Misch-masch; comedy in 4 acts, by Meikel Gold-
berg.

88 p. 8°. Ms.

' © Ic. July 22, 1915; D: 41289; Morris
Schwartz, New York. 29842b

Mischief; an original comedy-drama in 4 acts,
by E. E. Kidder.

© Edward E. Kidder, New York; 1883:
11071, .Tune 18. 29843

or, Paul, the page, a comedy in 5 acts, by

P. L. Greenwood.

© Fred L. Greenwood, Chicago ; 1876 : 6539,
May 26. 29844

■ or, The mirth makers, an extravaganza in

1 act, by J. J. McCIoskey.

© J. J. McCIoskey. Brooklyn ; 1878 : 10214,
Sept. 5. 29845

Mischief-maker (The); farce in 4 acts, adapted
from the German, by F. H. James. [2], 96 p.
f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 24, 1910; D : 22366 ; Fred H.
•James, New York. 29846

a play in a prologue and 3 acts, by F. Don-
aldson, jr.

© Frank Donaldson, jr., New York; 1891:
60.35, Feh. 13. 29847

Mischief-makers (The); a play in 4 acts, by C.
Klein. 1 154] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Cluuies Klein. New York ; D ; 12877, May
1. 1908 : 2c. May 11, 1908. 29848

Mischief-niakers (The) company, season of
1914; a comedy [in 1 act, by E. A. L. Sterling,
pseud, of E. A. L. Silversteiu] 2 p. 1., 5 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 30, 1914 ; D : 38653 ; Edwin A. L.
Silverstein, Bronx, N. Y. 29848a

Mischievous (A) brother; 1 act comedy, by
T. O. McCoy. Typewritten.

© Thos. O. McCoy, Roslindale, Mass. : 1900
A : 30748, Dec. 20 ; 2c. Dec. 20. 29849

Mischievous Madge Darling; a drama in 4
acts, by L. .1. L. Stilwell. 67 p. f°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Laura Jean Libboy-Stilwell, Brooklyn ;
D: 12082, Jan. 3. 1908; 2c. Mar. 27, 1908. '

29850
Misdeal (A) See Hawk (The)
Miser (The); by J. F. Gunther.

© J. Frances Gunther, Central Falls, R. I. ;
1899 : 2309, Jan. 4. 29851

^a comedy in 5 acts, by Moliere, tr. by Henri

Van Laun. Chicago, Dramatic pub. co., 1907.
87 p. 12°.

© Dramatit- pub. co., Chicago ; D : 11796.
Oct. 18, 1907 ; 2c. Nov. 8, 1907. 29852

1496

29853

copyhighted in the united states

29873

Miser (The) — Continued.

a comedy in 3 acts, for male characters

only. tr. and adapted from the French of
Moliere. by J. A. Lyons. Notre Dame, Ind.,
1886. 36 p. 8°.

© Joseph A. Lyons, Notre Dame, Ind. ; 1886 :
10105, Apr. 27 ; 2c. Apr. 27. 29853

an ori.crinal sensational drama in 3 acts, by

H. G. Dale.

© Horace C. Dale, Reading. Pa. ; 1890 :
24191, Aug. 2 ; 2c. Sept. 24. 29854

— ■ play on the brotherhood of man, in 4 acts,
by S. Brooks. [1], 70 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 26, 1913 ; D : 35161 ; Sara Brooks.
Philadelphia. 29855

3 acts of serious drama, by G. H. Atkinson.

[208] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 21, 1912; D : 29855 ; George
Henry Atkinson, New York. 29856

See also Complete (The) poems of S. Weir

Mitchell. — Kiltartan (The) Moliere.

Miser (The) and the matchmaker; comedy in 3
acts, tr. and adapted from the Spanish of los
senores Paso and Abati, by J. A. Herman.
99 p. 8°. Printed.

© Ic. Oct. 29, 1910 : D : 22413 ; John Arm-
strong Herman, Harrisburg, Pa. 29857

Miser (The) of Raveloe; play in 4 acts, drama-
tized from Silas Marner, by Margaret Wilson.
Chicago, A. Flanagan co. [1911] 24 p. 12°.

© Apr. 4, 1911 ; 2c. Apr. 10, 1911 ; D : 23890 ;
A. Flanagan CO., Chicago. 29858

Miserable (A) life; by I. Horowitz.

© Ike Horowitz, New York; 1898:39832.
July 1. 29859

Miserable (El) puchero; sainete er prosa, origi-
nal de A. Casero. Madrid [Sociedaddeautores
espanoles] 1909. 35 p. 12°.

© Nov. 18, 1909; 2c. Nov. 19, 1909; D:
17481 ; Antonio Casero, Madrid. 29860

Miserables (Los); cronica de los que lloran ol-
vidados de los que rien, en 1 acto, dividido en 4
cuadros, libro de J. Royo de Leon, mfisica de
Federico Chaves. Madrid [Sociedad de au-
tores espanoles] 1909. 42, [2] p. 12°.

© Jose Royo de Leon, Madrid ; D : 15475,
Mar. 27, 1909; 2c. INIar. 27, 1909. 29861

Miserables (Les); a drama in 5 acts, dramatized
from the French of Victor Hugo, by Mrs. M. O.
Wright.

© Mrs. Marion O. Wright, Chicago; 1878:
3503, IMar. 22. 29862

■ a drama in 6 acts, by L. E. Marshall.

© Lena E. Marshall, Madison. Conn.: 1883:
25253, Dec. 31. 29863

Miserables (Les) — Continued.

a romantic drama in a prologue and 4 acts,

from Victor Hugo's story of the same name,
dramatized by W. Davidge, jr., and E. Ma-
son, jr.

© W. Davidge, .1r., and E. Mason, jr., United
States ; 1878 : 3236, Mar. 16. 29864

a romantic drama in 5 acts, dramatized

from Victor Hugo's work of that name, by
Thos. W. Davis.

© Henry L. Thomas, Philadelphia; 1878:
7805, July 5. 29865

or, Jean Valjean, a dramatization from

Victor Hugo, by G. L. Pollock. [78] p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Gabriel L. Pollock, Chicago: D : 7643,
Nov. 20, 1905 ; 2c. Nov. 20, 1905. 29866

See also Bishop (The) and the thief. — Fan-
tine. — Jean Valjean.— Sergeant (The) of Wa-
terloo. — Thenardiers (The). — Underfoot. —
Valjean. — Valjean. the convict.

Misere (La); play in 1 act with an epilogue, by
Loi IMarie Armstrong. [14] p. f°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Dec. 16, 1912 ; D : 31936 ; Marie Arm-
strong, Highland Park, 111. 29867

Miseria; by C. H. McGurrin. [96] p. f°. Type-
written.

© Chas. H. McGurrin, Kalamazoo. Mich. ;
D: 9011, Aug. 29. 1906; 2c. Aug. 29, 1906.

29868

Misericordia y maldad; drama en 1 acto y en
prosa. original de Jesus Alvarez Diaz y Luis
Martel. Madrid [Sociedad de autores es-
panoles] 1910. 27 p. 12°.

© Sept. 6. 1910 ; 2c. Sept. 7, 1910 ; D : 21987 ;
J. Alvarez Diaz v Luis Martel, Madrid.

29869

Miser's (The) daughter; by M. L. Clowes.

© Marv Louise Clowes, Waterbury, Conn. ;
D : 786. Aug. 21. 1901. 29870

Miser's (The) dream; 1 act sketch, by N. Levy.
[1], 13 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 6, 1911 ; D : 23573 ; Nathan Levy,
Chicago. 29871

Miser's (The) dream and awakening; by H.
Adler. 16 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 1, 1912 ; D : 28509 ; Hyman Adler,
Brooklyn. 29872

Miser's (The) gold,
book agent.

See New York (The)

Miser's (The) mill; by E. P. Clarke [i. e. E. P.
C. Hayes] 25 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ednah Proctor Clarke Hayes, Hilo,
Hawaii: D : 8242, Mar. 28, 1906; 2c. Mar. 28.
1906. 29873

1497

29874

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

29896

Miser's (The) treasure; a play.

© Miiry E. B. Emery, Salem, Mass.; 1S97 :
41167, July 1.5. 29874

Miser's (The) troubles. See Serenade (The)
party.

Miser's (The) will; a comedy-drama in 5 acts,
by Tom Craven.

© H. S. Taylor, New York; 1890:41043,
Dec. 23. 29875

Misery loves company; a comedy in 1 act, by
H. Guest. 27 p. 'obi. 16°. Typewritten.

© Helen Guest, Boston ; D : 10690, June 3,
1907 ; 2c. June 3, 1907. 29876

Misery (The) of a hansom cab; comedy skit in
3 scenes, by A. Fields. 16 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Sept. 5, 1911; D: 25138; Al. Fields,
New York. 29877

Misery (The) of Mortimer; play, l)y E. T.
Sweet. 14 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 12, 1912; D: 29948; E. Tracy
Sweet, Scranton, Pa. 29878

Misfit (A); an original farcical cometly in 3 acts,
by Ed. Chrissie and Wm. Mason.

© Ed. Chrissie and Wm. JIascm, New York ;
1896 : 70179, Dec. 26. 29879

Misfit (A) Caesar.

© Mary J. Smiley, New York ; 1890 : 16780.
May 22. 29880

Misfit (A) family; a dramatic composition, by
H. Montague.

© Harry Montague, New York ; 1899 : 35696,
IMay 29. 29881

Misfit (A) hotel; by Miner and Van.

© Miner and Van, New York ; 1898 : 66184,
Nov. 12. 29882

Misfits; play in 3 acts, by I. L. Meyers. . 91 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 27, 1910 ; D : 21655 ; I. Leon IMey-
ers, Chicago. 29883

Same. [100] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 1, 1911; D: 23-507; I. Leon
Meyers, Chicago. 29884

Same. 107 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 29, 1912; D: 28890:
Meyers, Chicago.

or, Topsy-turvy, musical fa ire comedy in

3 acts, by E. Hoist. 101 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Edward Hoist and E. G. Leugers, New

York ; 1887 : 21064, Aug. 17 ; 2c. May 28, 1888.

29886

Misfortune her lot; 1 act farce, iiy A. L. Zeller.

© Arthur Louis Zeller, St. Louis; 1899:

22950*, Mar. 31. 29887

I. Leon
29885

Misguided (The) Samaritan; tropical sketch, by
J. A. Nilcs. [29] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 24, 1914 ; D : 36223 ; John Addi-
son Niles, Chicago. 29888

Mishaps; a comedy with songs in 3 acts, by J.
Brown and E. Harnisch.

© Jolm Brown and Emil Harnisch, St.
Louis ; 1892 : 10981, Mar. 11. 29889

an Irish comedy in 3 acts and 3 scenes, by

B. Ferguson.

© Barney Ferguson, New York ; 1891 : 8522,
Mar. 6. 29890

Mishaps (The) and adventures of Panhandle
Pete. See Panhandle Pete.

Mishaps of Caesar Crum; an Ethiopian farce, in
3 scenes. New York, Happy hours companv
[1874] 14 p. 12°. ([Ethiopian drama no.
82])

© Happy liours eo.. New York ; 1874 : 12240,
Sept. 28 ; 2c. Oct. 17. 29891

Mishaps of Minerva; farce in 2 acts, by Bertha
Currier Porter. Boston, W. H. Baker & co.,
1910. 35 p. 12°.

© May 17, 1910; 2c. May 18, 1910; D:
21059 ; V'nltor H. Baker & co., Bo.ston. 29892

Miskah (Bit of musk); drama in 3 acts, by L.
Howland. 28 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. < )ct. 4, 1912 ; D : 31044 ; Legrand How-
land, Florence, Italy. 29893

Misleading' (The) lady; comedy in 3 acts, by C.

Goddard and P. Dickey. 78 p. 12°, Prin'ted.

© Feb. 28, 1914; 2c. Mar. 17, 1914; D:

3641S; Charles Goddard and Paul Dickey,

Brooklyn. 29893a

• See also Misleading' (The) man.

Misleading (The) man; satire based on The
misleading lady, by J. Leonard. [1], 15 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 3, 1914 ; D : 38983 ; James Leon-
ard, New York. 29893b

Mismo (El) amor; comedia en 2 actos y en
prosa, original de M. Linares Rivas. Madrid
[Sociedad de autores espanoles] 1907. 56 p.
12°

© Manuel Linares Rivas, Madrid ; D : 10661.
May 29, 1907; 2c. May 29, 1907. 29894

Misplaced confidence; a vaudeville act, by M. H.
Ivindeman. 6 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© M. H. Lindeman, Brooklyn ; D : 8.513,
May 3, 1906 ; 2c. Aug. 22, 1906. 29895

Misrach-vind (Der) See Wind (The) in the
East.

Miss Affinity; 1 act play, by H. V. Wakefield.
11 p. f°. Typewritten.

© H. V. Wakefield, Washington ; D : 13848,
Sept. 21, 1908 ; 2c. Sept. 21, 1908. 29896

1498

29897

COPYEIGHTED IIST THE UNITED STATES

29914

Miss America; a comedy drama in 3 acts, by

F. W. Lee. 34 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Franklyn W. Lee, St. Paul ; 1895 : 7804.
Feb. 4; 2c. Feb. 4. 29897

a comedy opera in 3 acts, libretto by O. L.

Jeancon, lyrics by O. L. Jeancon and Frederic
Moss, music by Frederic Moss.

© Otto L. Jeancon, Colorado Springs, Col. ;
D:8347, Apr. 14, 1906. 29898

a 3 act comic opera, libretto and lyrics by

O. L. Jeancon, music by J. A. Jeancon.

© Otto L. Jeancon, Colorado Springs, Col. ;
D : 8817, July 12, 1906. 29899

Miss America in the Philippines; a comedy
opera in 3 acts, libretto by F. Moss.

© Frederic Moss, Kansas City, Mo. ; D :
8596, May 25, 1906. 29900

Miss (A) amiss; musical comedy in 3 acts, by

G. E. Harrington, jr. [29] p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten. [Words only]

© Ic. May 25, 1914 ; D : 37117 ; George Ed-
ward Harrington, jr., Waterbury, Conn.

29900a

play in 3 acts, by G. E. Harrington, jr.,

and H. Nickson. [12] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 22, 1914; D: 37100; Hubert
Nickson, Waterbury, Conn. 29900b

Miss Ananias; play in 3 acts, by C. C. Cushing.
78 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 25, 1910; D: 21414; Catherine
Chisholm Cushing, New York. 29901

Miss Ann Thrope; by H. F. Jameson.

© Helen Follet Jameson, Chicago ; D :
7902, Jan. 26, 1906. 29902

Miss Australia; opereta en 1 acto, dividido en
3 cuadros, original de Guillermo Perrfn y
Miguel de Palacios, mtisica del maestro Vives.
Madrid [Sociedad de autores espanoles] 1914.
37 p. 12°.

© Sept. 17, 1914; Ic. Sept. 21. 1914; D:
38222 ; G. Perrfn y M. de Palacios, Madrid.

29902a

Miss Auto from Mobile.

© William Henry Phelps, La Crosse, Wis. ;
D : 6655, May 11, 1905. 29903

Miss Barbara; play in 3 acts, by F. Lincoln.
[113] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 10, 1914 ; D : 36305 ; Florence
Lincoln, Charlestown, Mass. 29903a

Miss Beaut; comedy drama in 1 act, by F. M.
Landsey and L. Macdonald. 13 p, 4°. Type-
written.

© Fanny M. Landsey and Lawrence Mac-
donald, New York; D : 6196, Jan. 27, 1905;
2c. Mar. 11, 1905. 29904.

Miss Bell, the dashing milliner. See Apollo
extravag'anza co.

Miss Billy; comedy in 3 acts, dramatized by
E. E. Weston from the book of that name by
Eleanor H. Porter. [95] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 29, 1914; D: 38635; Effie Ellsler
Weston, Nutley, N. J. 29904a

Miss Blair's renaissance: play in 3 acts, by
W. F. Merrill. [1], 59 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 29, 1912; D: 29595; William
Fenimore Merrill, Cambridge, Mass. 29905

Miss Blothing'ay's blunder; a comedy in 3
scenes, by John W. Todd. Clyde, O., Ames'
publishing co.

© Ames pub. co., Clyde, O. ; 1894 : 52247,
Nov. 9; 2c. Nov. 16. 29906

Miss Bonnie Burr; vaudeville sketch, by L. "V.
Curry. [23] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 30, 1913; D: 35503; Lewis V.
Curry, Bethlehem, Pa. 29907

Miss Borough of Brooklyn; 2 act burlesque, by
J. Saunders.

© John Saunders, New York ; 1898 : 22142,
Apr. 7; 2c. Apr. 9. 29908

Miss Bouncer's romance; a farce in 1 act, by
H. W. Mitchell.

© Hubbard WInslow- Mitchell, New York;
D : 690, July 24, 1901. 29909

Miss Brevity of Hong Kong.

© Irving C. Woodward. John Fowler and
Charles J. Wilson, New York; 1898:10616,
Feb. 9; 2c. Feb. 9. 29910

Miss Bright Eyes; by E. C. Kane.

© Edward C. Kane, Brooklyn ; D : 4487,
Jan. 11, 1904. 29911

Miss Bright of New York; play in 4 acts, by
E. Sheridan. [2], 49 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 14, 1914; D: 37848; Eugene
Sheridan, New York. 29911a

Miss Bull, M. D.; a comedietta in 1 act, by
Miss Athelston. Typewritten.

© Edith Athelston, New York; 1900 A:
1317, Jan. 15; Ic. Jan. 15; Ic. Feb. 5, 1901.

29912

Miss Burney at court,
famous authors.

See Short plays about

Miss Business; comedy-operetta in 3 acts, by
L. Dimond. 30 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 3, 1911 ; D : 22986 ; Louis Dimond,
Seattle. 29913

Miss Buzby's boarders; a comedy in 3 acts, by
Arthur Lewis Tubbs. Boston, W. H. Baker
& ro., 1908. 59 p. 12°.

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston; D:
13959, Sept. 30, 1908; 2c. Oct. 12, 1908. 29914

1499

29914

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

29933

Miss Chameleon. See Touch and go.

Miss Cherryblossom; dramatic composition in
3 acts, by J. W. Dodge. 46 p. t". Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Dec. 7, 1914 ; D : 39028 ; John Wilson
Dodge, Ypsilanti, Mich. 29914a

Miss Chimoag; or, The tribulations of a spin-
ster, a farcical comedy in 3 acts, by A. Stone.
I© Alonzo Stone. Philadelphia ; 1881 : 10293,
July 1. 29915

Miss Chrysanthemum; by G. E. Stoddard. 18 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Geo. E. Stoddard, Utica. N. Y. ; D : 6500,
Apr. 11, 1905 ; 2c. Apr. 11, 1905. 29916

Miss Civilization; by Richard Harding Davis.
{In Collier's weekly, Dec. 3. 1904)

© R. H. Davis, United States; D : 5887.
Dec. 2, 1904; 2c. Dec. 8, 1904; 2c. Jan. 3.
1905. 29917

• comedy in 1 act, by Richard Harding

Davis. New York, C. Scribner's sons, 1905.
3 p. 1., 47 p. 12°.

© Charles Scribner's sons. New York ; D :
6206, Feb. 10, 1905; 2c. Feb. 10, 1905. 29918

See also Farces; by Richard Harding

Davis.

Miss Clara Bunch; by O. B. Du Bois. 14 p.
f°. Typewritten.

© O. B. Du Bois, West Hoboken, N. J.;
D:3514, May 29, 1903; 2c. June 5, 1903.

29919

Miss Cleopatra; a farce in 3 acts, adapted from
lies amours de Cleopatra, b\- Arthur Shirley.
New York, S. French ; London, S. French, ltd.,
1898. 40 p. 12°.

© Samuel French, New York ; 1898 : 43122,
July 19 ; 2c. .July 19. 29920

Miss Coddle's visitor; a vaudeville sketch.

© Lillian Boswell, New York ; D : 3102.
Mar. 7, 1903. 29921

Miss Con; a musical farce comedy, by F. Irwin.

© Flo Irwin, New York ; 1898 : 6120.

Jan. 17. 29922

Miss Conover's vocation; a plav in 2 acts, by
M. C. Robinson. 27 p. 8°. Printed.

© Mary Close Robinson, Asheville, N. C. ;
D: 10092, Mar. 7, 1907; 2c. Mar. 7, 1907.

29923

Miss Cravache; operette en 3 actes [de] Charles
Samson ot Georges Maurens, musique de L6o
I'ouget. [Paris] C. .Toubert, 1909. 170 p. 8°.
[Libretto only]

© Sept. 30, 1909; 2c. Sept. 25, 1909; D:
16924; C. Joubert, Paris. 29924

Miss Cupid; by E. W. Hatch. 16 p. 4".
Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 3, 1909 ; D : 17274 ; Edward
Warren Hatch, Boston. 29925

Miss Deborah's pocket-book; play in 1 act,
by Alice C. Thompson. Philadelphia, Penn
pub. CO., 1914. 14 p. 12°.

© Feb. 2, 1914 ; 2c. Feb. 4, 1914 ; D : 35906 ;
Penn pub. co., Philadelphia. 29925a

Miss De Courcy; a drama in 4 acts, by Graham
Ashmead. 36 p. 8°. Printed.

© Henry Graham Ashmead, Chester, Pa. ;
D: 24.33, Oct. 11, 1902; 2c. Oct. 11, 1902.

29926

Miss Diana; by J. Kaiser, act 2-4. 34 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 18, 1909 ; D : 17597 ; John Kaiser,
Kansas City, Mo. 29927

Miss Dignity; play in 3 acts, by Isidore Wit-
mark.

© Marcus Witmai'k & sons, New York ; D :
665, July 17, 1901. 29928

Miss Dixie; a 1 act sketch, bv R. C. Mitchell
[i. e.. R. C. M. Young] 13 p. 8°. Type-
written.

© Ruth Comfort Mitchell, San Francisco ;
D:4423, Dee. 23, 1903; 2c. Dec. 10, 1903.

29929

Miss Dodd. detective; play in 1 act, by E. S.
Lawson. \'2\, 23 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 11, 1913; D: 32925; Eleanor
Smith Lawson, New York. 29930

Miss Dodger's dodge; a 1 act play, by George
Totten Smith. Typewritten.

© Gus Cliftord, New York; 1899:79049.
Dee. 5; 2c. Dec. 5. 29931

Miss Dolly Dollars; a musical comedy in 2
acts, book and lyrics by Harry B. Smith,
music by Victor Herbert.

© M. Witmark & sons, New York; D:
7170, Aug. 26, 1905. 29932

Miss Double You; farce-comedy in 4 acts, by
Ben Israel [pseud, of Henry Kopekin]

82 p. 4°. Ms.

© Ic. June 3, 1914 ; D : 37203 ; Henry Kope-
kin, New York. 29932a

Miss Doulton's orchids; a comedy in 2 pts„ by
Margaret Cameron. 43 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Nancv N. Cameron, Oakland, Cal. ; D :
1039, Oct. 30, 1901; 2c. Oct. 31, 1901.

29933

1500

29934

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

29956

Mrs. Doulton's orchids — Contiinied.

Same. New York, S. French; London, S.

French, ltd., 1910. 35 p. 12°. ([French's

international copyrighted ed. of the works of

the best authors, no. 199] )

© Nov. 21, 1910; 2c. Nov. 22, 1910; D:

22616 ; Samuel French, New York. 29934

Miss Duzenberi^y; a burlesque comedy, adapted
from the French of Eugene Labiche.

© Chas. F. Johnson, Hartford ; 1891 : 11494,
Mar. 30; 2c. Apr. 8. 29935

Miss Elizabeth's prisoner; a romantic comedy
in 3 acts, by Robert Neilson Stephens and E.
Lyall Swete. New York, S. French ; London,

5. French, ltd., 1907. 101 p. 12°.

© Samuel French, New York ; D : 10446,
Apr. 30, 1907; 2c. Oct. 24, 1907. 29936

Miss Exzentrick; operette in 1 akt, 2 bilder,
von Alexander Engel und Ai'miu Friedmann.
musik von Heinrich Reinhardt. Text der ge-
sange. Leipzig, Wien, W. Karczag & K. Wall-
ner, 1910. 24 p. 12°.

© Nov. 7, 1910; 2c. Nov. 29, 1910; D:
22679 ; W. Karczag & K. Wallner, Vienna.

29937

Miss Farring'ton's burg'lar; a coiuedy in 1 act,
by Alf Hampton and .John Malloy. 13 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Boyd J. Gilmour and Catherine La Tour,'
Hicksville. N. Y. ; D : 955, Oct. 14, 1901; 2c.
Oct. 14, 19()L 29938

Miss Fearless and co.; a comedy in 3 acts for
female characters only, by Belle Marshall
Locke. Boston, W. H. Baker & co., 1905. 62
p. 12°. (On cover: Baker's ed. of plays)

© Walter H. Baker & co.. Boston ; D : 7283,
Sept. 20, 1905 ; 2c. Oct. 12, 1905. 29939

Miss Fitz-John; or. Playing with fire, a play in
4 acts, by O. L. Colburn. 96 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Otis L. Colburn. Chicago ; D : 14655, Dec.
29, 1908; 2c. Dec. 30, 1908. 29940

Miss Flash. Typewritten.

© H. C. Renchard, Detroit; 1895:47110,
Sept. 16 ; 2c. Sept. 18. 29941

Miss FlufEy Raffles; by L.V.Curry. [11] p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Currv & Ricker, Bethlehem, Pa.; D:
14169, Oct. 29, 1908 ; Ic. Oct. 29, 1908 ; Ic. Nov.

6, 1908. 29942

Miss Fluttus' advertisement; a farce in 1 act,
by Belle Marshall Locke.

© P. Garrett & co., Philadelphia; 1897:
15046, Mar. 2. 29943

Miss Forrester. See Demaris Lestrange.

Miss Francis; a farcical comedy in 3 acts, by M.
Morton.

© Michael Morton, New York ; 1895 : 57909.
Nov. 16. 29944

Miss Francis of Yale; a farcical comedy, by
Michael Morton.

© Martha Morton, New York ; 1897 : 11136,
Feb. 15. 29945

Miss Frisco; an operatic merry-go-round in 3
acts, by Joseph B. Cassell and G. E. Lask.

© George E. Lask, San Francisco; 1897:
28281. Apr. 14. 29946

Miss Galatea of Oreg'on; a comedy drama in 4
acts, by E. Lawi-ence.

© Eweretta Lawrence, London ; 1896 : 59382,
Oct. 29. 29947

Miss Gerta McKensie's character impressions;
by G. McKensie. 1 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 2. 1909 ; D : 16822 ; Gerta Mc-
Kensie, Springfield, O. 29948

Miss Gifford; an original romantic society
drama in 4 acts, by M. J. Lowenstein.

© M. J. Lowenstein, St. Louis ; 1888 : 20377,
July 14. 29949

Miss Ginger from Jamaica; by N. McNeil.

© Neil McNeil, Lancaster, O. ; D : 8219, Mar.
23, 1906. 29950

— r~ an original farce, by W. Clarke.

© Wilfred Clarke, Dunnfield, N. J. ; D :
11284, Aug. 27, 1907. 29951

Miss (The) Gower; a comedy in 3 acts, by E. B.
Brunuer. [121] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Emma Beatrice Brunner, New York ; D :
13655, Aug. 26, 1908 ; 2c. Sept. 11, 1908. 29952

Miss Harum-Scarum; a musical comedy drama,
by E. J. Swartz.

© Edward J. Swartz, Philadelphia ; 1895 :
40205, Aug. 5. 29953

Miss Helen of Troy; musical comedy in 2 acts,
by E. M. Lavino. 24 p. 8°. Printed.

© Ic. July 9, 1912 ; D : 30229 ; Edwin Mau-
rice Lavino, Philadelphia. 29954

Miss Henrietta; musical farce comedy, by Mon-
roe and Hart.

© Monroe and Hart, New York; 1897:
24145, Apr. 19. 29955

Miss Hitchcock's wedding dress. See Mi-
randa, a town idyl.

Miss Kobbs; a comedy in 4 acts, by Jerome K.
Jerome. New York, Samuel French ; London,
Samuel French, ltd., 1902. 66 p. 12°.

© T. H. French. New York; D : 2652, Nov.
19, 1902 ; 2c. June 22, 1906. 29956

1501

29957

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

29980

Miss Hook of Holland; a Dutch musical inci-
dent, by Paul A. Rubens and Austen Hurgon,
lyrics bv P. A. Rubens, music by P. A. Rubens.
New York, Cliappell & co. [1907] 23 p. S°.

© Chappell & CO., London ; D : 9903, Feb. 4,
1907 ; 2c. Feb. 4, 1907. 29957

Miss Kuldah's offer; an illustrated pantomime,
arr. for public exhibition, by Anna D. Cooper.
New York, Dick «& Fitzgerald, 1907. 15 p.
illus. 12°.

© Dick & Fitzgerald, New York ; D : 11467.
Oct. 5, 1907 ; 2c. Oct. 5, 1907. 29958

Miss Idlewild; musical pastime in 2 acts, book
by K. B. Alexander and Bert St. John. 71 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 19, 1909 ; D : 17444 ; Kirkland B.
Alexander, Detroit. 29959

Miss Immodesty; a 2 act musical comedy, by
H. S. Sharpless. 46 p. f°. Typewritten.
[Libretto only]

© Hudson S. Sharpless, Tucson, Ariz. ; D :
10247, Apr. 1, 1907 ; 2c. Apr. 1, 1907. 29960

Miss Impossible; or, Flossie's aunt, a musical,
farcical comedy in 3 acts.

© Viola Fortescue, Winthrop, Mass.; 1893:
20289, Apr. 25. 29961

Miss Independence; a drama, by N. P. Ford.
15 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 20, 1910 ; D : 20S49 ; Nita Pearl
Ford, New York. 29962

Miss Innocence; a nmsical comedy in 2 acts, by
H. B. Smith. 120 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Harrv B. Smith, New York; D : 14522
Dec. 12, 1908; 2c. Dec. 14, 1908. 29963

Miss Innocence abroad; a farcical comedy, arr.,
controlled and owned by G. W. Purdy.

© G. W. Purdy, New York; 1893:48216-
48218, Oct. 28. 29964-29966

a musical comedy libretto in 3 acts, by H. B.

Smith.

© Harry B. Smith, New York; D : 13834,
Sept. 19, 1908. 29967

Miss Jenny 0' Jones; comedy of love in 3 acts,
by A. Hopwood. [134] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 26, 1913 ; D : 35162 ; Avery Hop-
wood, New York. 29968

Miss Jessie; a comedy in 3 acts, by Ludwig
Schisa Stampacchia.

© Henry Gustave Rogers, New York ; 1896 :
30733, May 20. 29969

Miss Jones from Boston; a farce in 1 act, by
C, H. Pratt. 8 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Connor H. Pratt, Brooklyn ; D : 3112,
Mar. 10, 1903 ; 2c. Mar. 10, 1903. 22970

Miss Jones, journalist; or. For the special edi-
tion, a farcical sketch in 1 act, by J. Butler
Haviland. Boston, W. H. Baker & co., 1904.
11 p. 12°.

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston; D:
•5687, Oct. 25, 1904; 2c. Nov. 14. 1904. 29971

Miss Jones' new scholar; play in 1 act, by D. W.
Pratt. [1], 7 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 13, 1914 ; D : 37388 ; Deane W.
Pratt, New York. 29971a

Miss Julia. See Plays; by August Strindberg.

Miss Keith of Chicago; a comedy in 2 acts, bv
A. G. Chase. 66 p. 4°, Typewritten.

© Alice G. Chase, Cambridge, Mass.: D:
13995, Oct. 5, 1908; 2c. Oct. 5, 1908. 29972

Miss Kiki; a pantomimic burlesque on Made-
moiselle Fifi, by H. Montague.

© Harry Montague, New York; 1899:
11152, Feb. 7. 29973

Miss Lena and plantation Mose; sketch of
southern life, by E. Artusy. 7 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Jan. 24, 1912 ; D : 28417 ; Eva Artusv,
New York, 29974

Miss Lenore; or, A sad coquette, an emotional
comedy in 4 acts, by E. Clayton.

© Estelle Clayton, New York ; 1887 : 14158,
May 31. 29975

Miss Lent of Lloyds; a farcial comedy in 3
acts, by R. A. Barnet.

© R. A. Barnet, Barnstable, Mass.; D:
12940, May 9, 1908. 29976

Miss McGinty; the musical farce in 3 acts, by
Geo. Oscar, music by W. S. Mullaly.

© J. H. Russell, United States; 1890:
33967, Oct. 30. 29977

Miss Madcap; a comedietta in 1 act, by Charles
Townsend. Author's ed. New York, H. Roor-
bach, 1890. 12 p. 12°. ( [Roorbach's Ameri-
can ed. of acting plays, no. 23] )

© Harold Roorbach, New York ; 1890 : 5362.
Feb. 12; 2c. Mar. 2-5. 29978

Miss Manhattan; a musical comedy in 3 acts
and 7 scenes, by George V. Hobart, Ferdinand
Puehringer and Herman Perlet. Typewrit-
ten.

© Inez Mecusker Van Osten, Corry, Pa. ;
1897:17829, I\[ar. 18; 2c. Mar. 18. 29979

Miss Marconi; playlet in 2 scenes, by F. B.
Elser. 23 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. -Tune 29, 1912; D: 30130; Frank B.
Elser, New York. 29980

1502

29981

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

29999

Miss Mary Smith; comedy in 1 act, by Irving
Metcalfe. New York, The Roxbury publish-
ing company [1S99] 21 p. 16°. (Wizard
series )

© Roxbury pub. co., New York; 1S99:
76311, Nov. 22; 2c. Nov. 15. 29981

Miss Matilda's school; a comic operetta for
boys and girls, by Gertrude Manly Jones.
Boston, W. H. Baker & co., 1S92. 12 p. 12°.
( [Baker's ed. of plays] )

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston; 1892:
41927, Oct. 17 ; 2c. Nov. 12. 29982

Miss May Day; a farce in 1 act, by Frank
Maltese.

© Salvatore R. Maltese, Salt Lake City ; D :
9163, Oct. 1, 1906. 29983

Miss Meek of Martinique; drama in 4 acts, by
W. H. Allderdice. 154 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. .Ian. 29. 1910; D: 20053; William
Hillary Allderdice, Washington. 29984

Miss Mephistopheles; a drama in 4 acts,
adapted from Fergus Hume's novel of the
same name, by H. Taylor (Frederick For-
rest)

© Hugh Taylor, New York ; D : 2464. Oct.
18, 1902. 29985

Miss Middleton's lover. See- Parted iu the
bridal hour.

Miss Millionaire awakens; play iu 1 act, by
M. Short. 16 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 2, 1915 ; D : 40254 ; Marion Short,
New York. 29985a

Miss Mistaken; musical comedy libretto in 2
acts, by W. B. Edmundson. [84] p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. May 31, 1911; D : 24363 ; Walter
Bream Edmundson, Pittsburgh. 29986

Miss Mollie; a comedy in 3 acts, by C. Gayler.

© Charles Gayler, New York ; 1885 : 19978,

Sept. 23. 29987

Miss Molly; a comedy in 2 acts, by Elizabeth
Gale. New York, S. French; London, S.
French, ltd., 1914. 50 p. 12°. (French's in-
ternational edition of the works of the best
authors, no. 285)

© Oct. 23, 1914; 2c. Oct. 24, 1914; D:
38601 ; Samuel French, New York. 29987a

Miss Mollycoddle; lyrics by Paul West, music
by Alfred Rleger and Jerome D. Kern. [2],
44 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 17, 1911 ; D : 25510 ; John Leffler,
New York. 29988

Miss Mosher of Colorado; or. A Mountain
Psyche, l)y Anna S. Richardson.

© Harold Roorbach, New York; 1899:
63254, Sept. 29; 2c. Oct. 14. 29989

Miss MufEet's birthday party; comedy in 3
acts and 4 scenes, by R. L. Hooper. 99 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 9, 1912 ; D : 29720 ; Rebecca Lane
Hooper, Brooklyn. 29990

Miss Myra Wilson of the suits; play in 4 acts,
by B. Cerf. 175 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 7, 1912; D: 30471; Blanche
Cerf, St. Louis. - 29991

Miss Nancy Evans; comedy in 3 acts, by W.
and J. Giles. 34 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 5, 1910 ; D : 22220 ; William and
Josepliine Giles, Springlield, O. 29992

Miss Nancy of Nicollville. See Postmistress
(The)

Miss Neptune; comedy in 2 acts, by Reba Kid-
der Parker. New York, Dick and Fitzgerald,
1914. 25 p. 12°.

© Jan. 2. 1914 ; 2c. Jan. 3, 1914 ; D : 35535 ;
Dick & Fitzgerald, New York. 29992a

Miss New York, jr.; a comedy burlesque, by
Frank Dumont, music by Louis Reinhard.

© Joseph Oppenheimer, New York; 1897:
30647, May 20. 29993

Miss Nicoll of Nicollville. Sec Postmistress
(The)

Miss Nobody from Starland; a musical comedy,
by W. M. Hough and F. R. Adams. 80 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 15, 1910; D: 20800; Frank R.
Adams and Will M. Hough, Chicago. 29994

Miss Nonchalance; a comedy in 1 act, by Olga

Steiner. New York, The Roxbury publishing

company [1899] 16 p. 16°. (Wizard series)

© Roxbury nub. co.. New York ; 1899 : 76320,

Nov. 22 ; 2c. Nov. 15. 29995

Miss Oliver's dollars; a farce in 1 act, for fe-
male characters only, by Emilie H. Callaway.
Boston, W. H. Baker & co., 1909. 18 p. 12°.

© \^'alter H. Baker & co., Boston ; D : 14595,
Dec. 22, 1908 ; 2c. Jan. 16, 1909. 29996

Miss or Mrs.; by I. E. Sykes.

© Imogene E. Sykes, Washington ; 1874 :
3761, Mar. 24. 29997

■ a farcical comedy in 3 acts, by Geo. H. Jes-

sop and William Gill.

© Jessop and Gill, New York; 1885:9828,
Apr. 29. 29998

Miss Oyama San; whimsical musical satire on
nuisical comedy in 3 acts, book by J. B. Larric,
lyrics by B. Braley, score by Arthur Lange
and Cecil Francis. [4], 85 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten. [Words only]

© Ic. Nov. 20, 1912 ; D : 31467 ; Berton Bra-
ley and John B. Larric, New York. 29999

1503

30000

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

30021

Miss Parkington; farce in 1 act, by May E.
Countrvniun. Boston, W. H. Baker & co.,
1912. 20 p. 12°.

© Feb. 16, 1912; 2c. Feb. 17, 1912; D:
28729 ; Walter H. Baker & co., Boston. 30000

Miss Patsy; adaptation by Sewell Collins, from
the German Lori Pollinger; or, Der dumme
August, by Franz von Schonthan and Rudolf
Ojesteri-eicher. 95 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 17, 1909; D: 17727; Henry W.
Savage, New York. 30001

Miss Peackle; a French comedy in 1 act, by
Fernand Beissiei'. Philadelphia, Penn pub-
lishing CO., 1908. 14 p. 12°.

© Penn pub. co., Philadelphia ; D : 13607,
Aug. 20, 1908 ; 2c. Aug. 19, 1908. 30002

Miss Pendleton's finish; play in 1 act, by J. E.
Austrian. [l],20p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 18, 1914; D: 37346; Joseph E.
Austrian, New York. 30002a

Miss Philura. See Transfiguration of Miss
Philura.

Miss Phoenix; comedy in 3 acts, by A. Lee. 114
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 2, 1913; D : 33126 ; Albert Lee,
Rye, N. Y. 30003

Miss Plaster of Paris; an original comedy in 3
acts, by S. Marble. Typewritten.

© Scott Marble, New York; 1897:45041.
Aug. 10 ; 2c. Oct. 7. 30004

'an original farce comedy in 3 acts, by S.

Marble.

© Scott Marble, Philadelphia ; 1896 : 10570.
Feb. 14. 30005

Miss Pocahontas; a musical extravaganza in 2
acts, by R. A. Barnet.

© R. A. Barnet, Boston; D : 6449, Apr. 3.
1905. 30006

Miss Polly, coquette; by M. L. Eastlick. 29 p.
16°. Typewritten.

© Maud Lorrav Eastlick, Los Angeles ; D :
7440, Oct. 21, 1905 ; 2c. Nov. 20, 1905. 30007

Miss Potter of Aurora, U. S. A.; comedy in 3
acts, by C. L. Palms. 141 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Jan. 3, 1910 ; D : 17850 ; Charles Louis
Palms, Detroit. 30008

Miss President; a comedy in 4 acts, by B.
Bancker. New York.

© Mary E. C. Bancker, United States ; 1886 :
20157, Sept. 7. 30009

Miss Prim in Paris; by Baroness Blanc.

© Baroness Blanc, Chicago; 1899:3317.
Jan. 7. 30010

Miss Prim's kindergarten; or, A school of to-
day, an entertainment in 1 scene, by Jessie
A. Kelley. Boston, W. H. Baker & co., 1907.
36 p. 12°.

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston ; D : 10492,
•May 4, 1907; 2c. Aug. 20, 1907. 30011

Miss Princess; musical comedy in 2 acts, by F.
IVIandel, lyrics by Will B. Johnstone, and mu-
sic by Alexander Johnstone. [15], 133 p. 4°.
Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Sept. 19, 1912 ; D : 30958 ; Frank Man-
del, New York. 30012

Miss Pygmalion; a pantomimic comedy in 3

acts.

© Augustin Daly, New York ; 1895 : 53485,
Oct. 21. 30013

Miss R. Waldo, commissioner, 1920; 1 act
play, by S. Knight. [5], 19 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Nov. 11, 1912; D : 31370 ; Seymour
Knight, Troy, N. Y. 30014

Miss Randolph; a drama in 4 acts, by Mrs. G.
Goldthwaite.

© Mrs. Geo. Goldthwaite. Leadville. Col.;
1891 : 40422, Nov. 10. 30015

Miss Rattler; or. The fussy old maid, a farce
in 3 acts, by I. J. Levy.

© Isaac J. Levy, New York; 1897:57822.
Oct. 12. 30016

Miss Ray, of Colorado. See Out West.

Miss Rebecca; or, A matter of business, by
L. Cook.

© Lewis Cook. Omaha, Neb. ; 1887 : 11544,
Apr. 30. 30017

Miss Reeves of the Secret service; 5 act de-
tective drama, by J. F. Smith. Author's ed.
[97] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Joseph F. Smith, Jacksonville, Fla. ; D :
7997, Feb. 15, 1906; 2c. Feb. 23, 1906. 30018

Miss Roarer; a drama in 4 acts, by U. Aker-
strom.

© Ullie Akerstrom, New York ; 1891 : 41163,
Nov. 17. 30019

Miss Robinson Crusoe. See C. Q. D.

Miss Rose; dramatic comedy in 3 acts, drama-
tized by E. Henderson.

© Ettie Henderson, New York; 1884:
12042, June 13. 30020

Miss Russell of New York; a comedy in 2 acts,
words for nuisic by D. Young. 59 p. 8°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. July 26, 1909; D: 163.52; Dan Young.
% Witmark" & sons. New York. 30021

1504

30022

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

30043

Miss Ruth, 0. K.; by C. L. Cunningham. 59 p.
f°. Typewritten.

© Clyde Leslie Cunningham. Flora. 111. ; D :
4407, Dec 19, 1903; 2c. Dee. 19, 1903. 30022

Miss Sarah Multon; an emotional drama in 4
acts, tr. and adapted from tlie French of
[p]uKene] Nus and [Adolphe] Belot. Cincin-
nati, 187G.

© Hose Evtin^e, United States ; 1876 : 13760.
Dec. 13. 30023

Miss Satan; comedy drama in 3 acts, by E. R.
Mackay.

© E. R. IMackav, Chicago ; 1895 : 47098.
Sept. 16. 30024

Miss Simplicity; a musical comedy in 2 acts, by
R. A. Barnet.

© Robert Ayres Barnet, Boston; 1900 A:
24815, Oct. 5. 30025

Miss Simpson's ward. See Madge.

Miss Slimmens' boarding house; by Mrs. Mark
Peabody.

© Louise B. Paullin. New York ; 1881 : 5021.
Apr. 2. 30026

Miss Slimmens' window; by Mrs. Mark Pea-
body.

© Louise e:. Paullin, New York; 1881:
5020, Apr. 2. 30027

■ See also Alvira Slimmins.

Miss Society; a musical treat in 3 acts, by
Collin Davis and F. M. Witmark. [101] p.
4°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Frank M. Witmark and Max Rosenfeld.
Chicago ; D : 5594, Sept. 28, 1904 ; 2c. Sept. 28.
1904. 30028

Miss Somebody; play in 3 acts, by C. R. Bu-
chanan. [142] p. 8°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 17, 1910; D : 22077 ; Claude R.
Buchanan, Grand Rapids, Mich. 30029

Same. [120] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 28, 1911 ; D : 24594 ; Claude R.
Buchanan, Grand Rapids, Mich. 30030

Miss Squash from Squashville. See Sketches.

Miss Steno, stenographer; by S. Reynolds.
19 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Sydney Reynolds, New York ; D : 6038,
Jan. id, 1905; 2c. Jan. 10, 1905. 30031

Miss Strange; play in 4 acts, by H. M, Greene.
[114] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 4, 1911 ; D : 24850 ; Hiram Moe
Greene, Mirror Lake, N. H. 30032

Miss Sue Brett; play in 1 act, by M. E. Pes-
nel. [16] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 20, 1911; D: 24522; Maximilian
Edwin Pesnel, Brooklyn. 30033

Miss Suite Sixteen; play in 1 act, by M. J.
Edwards. [1], 20 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 23, 1914 ; D : 36811 ; Mrs. Robert
H. Bentley, Anderson, Ind. 30033a

Miss Susan's fortune; a comedy in 1 act, by
Alice C. Thompson. Philadelphia, The Penn
publishing co., 1908. 18 p. 12°,

© Penn pub. co., Philadelphia; D : 13608,
Aug. 20, 1908 ; 2c. Aug. 19, 1908. 30034

Miss Swift of New York; political farce witli
nuisic, in 3 acts, by G. Steeley [Steely] and
J. Eltinge. 124 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Words
only]

© Ic. Apr. 3, 1913; D: 32836; Julian El-
tinge and Guy Steeley,. New York. 30035

Miss Talmage; in 3 acts, bv Morgan Hough
[i. e. F. M. Hough] [4], 63 p. 4°, Type-
written.

© Ic. Oct. 6, 1911 ; D : 25416 ; F. M. Hough,
Atlantic City. 30036

Miss Tassey; play in 1 act, by Elizabeth Baker.
London, Sidgwick & Jackson, ltd. [1913] 31 p.
12°.

© Oct. 24, 1913 ; 2c. Nov. 1, 1913 ; D : 34906 ;
Sidgwick & Jackson, ltd., London. 30037

Miss Tenderfoot; a comedy drama, by H. Stan-
ton. 12 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 6, 1909 ; D : 16658 ; Howard Stan-
ton, New York. 30038

Miss Thanksgiving; play in 1 act, by D. H.
Mullally. 13 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 21, 1915 ; D : 40719 ; Don Hiram
Mullally, Chicago. 30038a

Miss Thorn at home. See Three (The) vira-
goes.

Miss Thrilby; a musical burlesque in 3 acts.
© John P. Slocum, New York ; 1895 : 24205.
May 2. 30039

Miss Tiggiewinkle; drama in 3 acts, by C. G.
Baldwin. 49 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 11, 1911 ; D : 25184 ; Charles G.
Baldwin, Baltimore. 30040

Miss Tom; an original American play, by Olive
Logan and W. Sikes.

© Wirt Sikes, Ncav York; 1873:308, Jan.
13. 30041

Miss Tom Boy; a comedy in 1 act, by Norah

Dunne. New York, The Roxbury publishing

company [1899] 15 p. 16°. (Wizard series)

© Roxbury pub. co., New^ York ; 1899 :

76318, Nov. 22; 2c. Nov. 15. 30042

Miss Topsy Turvy; or. The courtship of the

deacon, a comedy in 3 acts, by B. G. McFell.

© Ames pub. co., Clyde, O. ; 1899:13590.

Feb. 18. 30043

5379—16-

-95

1505

30044

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

30063

Miss Tree; a vaudeville in 1 act, by H. T. Cot-
trell. 24 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Lewis Vaughn Curry, San Francisco ; D :
7841, Jan. 12, 1906; 2c. Feb. 8, 190G. 30044

Miss Understanding; comedy, by P. Mack.
6 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 17, 1910 ; D : 20223 ; Pete Mack,
Chicago. 30045

Miss Waldo, commissioner, 1920; 1 act play,

by S. Knight. [5], 16 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 11, 1912; D: 31111; Seymour

Knight, Troy, N. Y. 30046

Miss Webster's baby. See Lady Anne.

Miss Wells from Fargo; original comedy-drama
in 3 acts, by J. H. Slater. [S3] p. f °. Type-
written.

© Ic. Jan. 29, 1914; D: 35854; Joseph H.
Slater, Watertown, N. Y. 30046a

Miss Wilson; play in 4 acts, by F. B. Purdie.
136 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 7, 1912; D: 30461; Francis
Baillie Purdie, St. Joseph, Mo. 30047

Miss Wilton; a play in 4 acts, by Alan Bryce.
57 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Lester B. Deveaux, Boston ; D : 9344,
Oct. 30, 1906; 2c. Oct. 30, 1906. 30048

Miss Wingrove; a new and original musical
play in 2 acts, by W. H. Risque, music by
Howard Talbot. London, Chappell & co., ltd.,
1905. cover-title, 23 p. 8°. [Libretto only]

© Chappell & CO., London ; D : 6635, May 5,
1905; 2c. May 5, 1905. 30049

Misses (The) Beers; a farce, by Emil Lude-
kens. Chicago, T. S. Denison, 1888. 11 p.
12°. ( [Amateur series] )

© T. S. Denison, Chicago; 1888:28936,
Oct. 11; 2c. Oct. 29. 30050

Misses (The) Pringle's leap year; comedy in
2 acts, by Amaryllis V. Lord. Boston, W. H.
Baker & co., 1912. 10 p. 12°.

© Oct. 16, 1912; 2c. Oct. 17, 1912; D:
31152 ; Walter H. Baker & co., Boston. 30051

Missfits or muddlewlts; a humorous dialogue,
by Edith Wheeler. London, Joseph Williams,
ltd.; New York, E. Schuberth & co., 1906.
11 p. 8\

© Joseph Williams, ltd.. London ; D : 8934,
Aug. 2, 1906 ; 2c. Aug. 2, 1906. 30051a

Missing (The) bonds. See Lost.

Missing card. See Crimson (The) cocoanut,
and other plays.

Missing (The) cipher; play in 3 acts, by F. B.
Purdie. 128 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 17, 1915; D: 40680; Francis
BailUe Purdie, St. Joseph, Mo. 30051b

Missing (The) evidence; a drama in 3 acts, by
A. E. Birdsall.

© Anna E. Birdsall, Brooklyn ; 1887 : 1497,
Jan. 18. 30052

See Marked for life.
E. Sweet.

Missing (The) finger,

Missing heiress; a drama, by L
[74] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Laura Emma Sweet, Wallace, Id. ; D :
6145, Jan. 27, 1905 ; 2c. Jan. 10, 1905. 30053

Missing (The) husband; by A. Roucolle.

© Adrienne Roucolle, Denver ; D : 11055,
July 26, 1907. 30054

Missing inventor; an American comedy in 3
acts, by P. Gibson.

© Preston Gibson, Chicago ; D : 7582, Nov.
20, 1905. 30055

Missing link; by L. Sully and J. L. Hammond.

© Lew Sully and J. L. Hammond, Chicago ;
D : 8882, July 20, 1906. 30056

a comedy in 3 acts, by A. D. Gordon.

© Imre Kiralfy, New York; 1878:3533,
Mar. 23. 30057

by M. E. Pesnel. [4], 96 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Dec. 14, 1915 ; D : 42490 ; Maximilian
Edwin Pesnel, East Orange, N. J. 30057a

a farce-comedy in 3 acts, by H. Dumars.

© Horace Dumars, New York ; 1888 : 25486,
Sept. 7. 30058

— melody drama in 3 acts, by Paul Dickey
and Charles W. Goddard. [129] p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 17, 1914 ; D : 38820 ; Paul Dickey
and Charles W. Goddard, New York.

30058a

an original drama, by A. Smith and E.

Arden.

© Arden Smith and Edwin Arden, Brook-
lyn ; 1886 : 14447, June 24. 30059

— a parlor play, by M. N. Carter.

© Mary Nelson Carter, Philadelphia ; D :
1362, Jan. 28, 1902. 30060

— a romantic spectacular drama in 3 acts and
a prologue. 23 p. f. Typewritten.

© John Ballance, New York; 1888:27601,
Sept. 28; 2c. Sept. 26, 1889. 30061

■ spectacular comic opera in 3 acts, music by

W. C. E. Seeboeck, libretto by W. H. Edwards,

© Willard H. Edwards, Cbicago; 1884:

7981, Apr. 15; 2c. Apr. 15. 30062

a World's fair scheme, a modern comedy in

4 acts, by C. J. Errant.

© Charles J. Errant, Chicago; 1893:509,
Jan. 3. 30063

1506

30064

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

30085

Missing (The) man; play in 1 act, by H, B.
Babbitt. [1], 14 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 8, 1912; D: 29602; Henry B.
Bal)bitt, Hartford. 30064

Missing (The) miss; a 1 act farce, by M. Ott.
51 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 5, 1912 ; D : 28940 ; Matthew Ott,
Wollaston, Mass. 30065

Missing (The) Miss Miller; a comedy in 3 acts,
by Harold A. Clarke. Boston, W. H. Baker &
CO., 1907. 64 p. 12°.

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston ; D : 9731,
.Jan. 2, 1907 ; 2c. Jan. 3, 1907. 30066

Missing mother; by M. E. Knisely.

© Mary E. Knisely, Webb City, Mo.; D:
9046, Sept. 6, 1906. 30067

Missing (The) pedigree; a parlor comedy in 2
acts.

© Katharine Newlin, Fishkill Landing,
N. Y. ; 1898 : 11873, Feb. 10 ; Ic. Jan. 7. 30068

Missing (The) phial; by L. Lester.

© Lillian Lester, Minneapolis ; 1893 ; 12383,
Mar. 10. 30069

Missing (The) statue. See Better than dia-
monds or gold.

Missing (The) wheel; play in 1 act, by C. Nagle.
[1], 5 p. f. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 9, 1914 ; D : 38739 ; Charles Na-
gle, Mt. Vernon, N. Y. 30069a

Missing (The) witness. See Toll of the bell.

Mission (The); play in 4 acts, by Louis de
Coucy. [2], 59 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 26, 1910; D : 22388 ; Gustave
Frohman, New York. 30070

Mission (A) advent; pageant play in 4 acts, by
S. S. King. 57 p. 4°. Ms.

© Ic. Aug. 6, 1912; D: 30458; Sarah S.
King, Los Angeles. 30071

Mission bells; a play in 4 acts, by C, A. Nor-
cross.

© Charles A. Norcross, Washington; 1899:
39229, June 14 ; 2c. June 14. 30072

Mission (La) et le martyre de Jeanne d'Arc;
piece en 5 actes, par J. Baudot. Bar-le-Duc,
Imprimerie Contant-Laguerre, 1913. 136 p.
12°.

© June 5, 1913 ; 2c. June 23, 1913 ; D : 33580 ;
Jules Baudot, Bar-le-Duc, France. 30073

Mission (The) man. See Love (The) pirates.

Mission (The) of Letty; play in 2 acts, by Eve-
lyn Watson. Boston, W. H. Baker & co., 1914
[1913] 35 p. 12°.

© Dec. 4, 1913 ; 2c. Dec. 6, 1913 ; D : 35269 ;
Walter H. Baker & cc, Boston. 30074

Mission, omission and commission; drama in 2
pts., by E. J. Jack. [4], 17 p. 8°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Feb. 27, 1914; D: 36177; Emanuel
.Jacubowitz Jack, Pueblo, Col. 30074a

Mission (The) play; pageant play in 3 acts, by
J. S. McGroarty. 41 p. 4°. Printed.

© Aug. 15, 1911; 2c, Aug. 31, 1911; D:
25204 ; John S. McGroarty, Los Angeles. 30075

Mission Ranche; a comedy drama in 4 acts, by
C. V. Baker.

© Cornelia Vine Baker, Georgetown, Mass. ;
1892 : 49360, Dec. 5. 30076

Missionary (The); a comedy opera of the South
Seas, libretto by Hldward Steele, jr., music by
Selli Simouson.

© Edward Lindley Grey Steele, jr.. Oak-
laud, Cal. ; D : 3352, Apr. 29, 1903. 30077

a 1 act playlet, by E. G. Kast. 22 p. f°.

Typewritten.

© E. Garfield Kast, Wilkinsburg, Pa.; D:
12732, Apr. 11, 1908 ; 2c. Apr. 11, 1908. 30078

— a play in 3 acts, by F. M. Lightner. 119 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Francis M. Lightner, New York; D:
10940, July 10, 1907 ; 2c. Apr. 13, 1908. 30079

— or. The civilizer, by O. A. Hauerbach. 80
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Otto A. Hauerbach, New York ; D : 9209,
Sept. 20, 1906 ; 2c. Sept. 24, 1906. 30080

— ■ See also Cancer.

Missionary Madge; a drama, by F. H. Stauffer.

© Frank H. Stauffer, Philadelphia; 1874:

587, Jan. 17. 30081

Missionary (The) man; a satirical exaggera-
tion in 1 act, by W. D. Hall. 35 p. 8°. Type-
written.

© William D. Hall, Philadelphia ; D : 3862,
Aug. 21, 1903 ; Ic. Aug. 21, 1903 ; Ic. Sept. 8,
1903. 30082

Same. 24 p. 8°. Typewritten.

© Ernest Hogan, Philadelphia; D:4228,
Nov. 10, 1903 ; 2c. Nov. 10, 1903. 30083

Missionary's (The) sorrow; comedy in 1 scene,
by A. W. Cole. [12] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 15, 1911; D: 28005; Anna W.
Colo, Indianapolis. 30084

sketch in 1 act, by A. W. Cole. [19] p. 8°.

Ms.

© Ic. Mar. 31, 1911; D: 23811; Anna W.
Cole, Indianapolis. 30085

1507

30085

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

30104

Missioner (The); play in 1 act, by G. Salisbury.
[2], IG p. i"°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 6, 1915 ; D : 42418 ; Grace Salis-
bury, Peoria, 111. 30085a

play in 3 acts, by G. Salisbury. [2], 73 p.

f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 27, 1914; D:3G1SG; Grace Salis-
bury, Ferris, 111. 30085b

Missionsschiff (Das); ein drama auf see in 3
teilen, von A. J. Scbranzhofer. Wien, F. W.
Schmieden, 1910. 59 p. 8°.

© Apr. 1, 1910 ; 2c. Apr. 19, 1910 ; D : 20835 ;
F. W. Schmieden, Vienna. 30086

Missis (The); a drama in 1 act, by F. W. Ran-
dall.

© Frank W. Randall, New York; 1891:
41298, Nov. 18. 30087

Mississip; or, Pike County heroes, a drama in 7
tableaux, by C. E. Marshall.

© C. Edwin Marshall, Boston ; 1879 : 1()GS4.
Aug. 11. 30088

Mississippi; 3 act comedy drama. 44 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Milt. H. Allen, Chicago; D : 2772. Dec.
26, 1902 ; 2c. Dec. 27, 1902. 30089

Mississippi (The) bubble. See System of
John Law.

Mississippi cotton pickers; by T. P. Sullivan.
14 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Timothy Paul Sullivan, Milwaukee; D:
1398, Feb. 5, 1902; 2c. Feb. 5, 1902. 30090

Mississippi (A) steamboat; a musical comedy

in 3 acts, by Arthur Mallett and Vincent

Doro. 84 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Words only]

© Arthur Bergh, St. Paul ; D : 1643, Mar.

24, 1902; 2c. Mar. 24, 1902. 30091

Mississippian (The); a drama in 5 acts, by
H. L. Mosgrove.

© Herbert Logan Mosgrove, Gulfport,
Miss. ; D : 15494, Mar. 29, 1909. 30092

Missouri boy.

© Clifton M. Steelsmith, Bethany, Mo. ; D :
5283, Julv 11, 1904. [For copies reed, see
D : 10491] 30093

Same. 43 p. f °. Typewritten.

© Clifton M. Steelsmith, Bethany, Mo. ;
D: 10491, May 4, 1907; 2c. May 4, 1907.

30094

Missouri (The) editor; a 3 act comedy drama,
by M. S. Glenn. Mountain Grove, Mo., Glenn
publishing co. (Glenn's series of standard
and minor plays, no. 102)

© Glenn pub. co.. Mountain Grove, Mo. ;
1895 : 62763, Dec. 11 ; Ic. Dec. 20 ; 2c. June 28,
1896. 30095

Missouri (The) girl; comedy-drama in 4 acts,
by F. Raymond. [5], 44 p. f°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Nov. 19, 1910 ; D : 22600 ; Fred Ray-
mond, Sycamore, 111. 30096

Missouri (A) round-up; play in 3 acts, by H.
Buckingham. 27 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 1, 1912 ; D : 31300 ; H. Bucking-
ham, Clarion, Pa. 30097

Missourians (The); a play of central Missouri
life, 3 acts, by N. Grute and W. Mountfortt.

© Nain Grute and Wade Mountfortt, New
York; D:5630, Oct. 3, 1904. 30098

Misspent (A) life.
Hyde.

See Dr. Jekyll and Mr.

Missus (The); a play.

© Kate Claxton, United States; 1882:
19099, Nov. 11. 30099

Missy; a drama in 4 acts, by Clifton Bunts.
[3], 99 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 19, 1913 ; D : 32370 ; Howard M.
Yost, Cleveland, O. 30100

Mist (The); a little play in 3 scenes, by J. E.
Ford. New York, Privately printed, 1912.
26 p. 8°.

© Mar. 14, 1912; 2c. Mar. 20, 1912; D:
29091; Julia Ellsworth Ford, New York.

30101

Mistake; comedy sketch, by Andy Lewis. 9 p.

f°. Typewritten.

© Robt. Nolan, Louisville ; D : 3235, Apr.
3, 1903 ; 2c. Apr. 3, 1903. 30102

a 1 act drama, by J. D. Townsend. [7] p.

f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 26, 1909 ; D : 16639 ; Jacob D.
Townsend, Clermont, N. J. 30103

-play in 1 act, by L. D. Freeman. [3],

14 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 30, 1914 ; D : 38947 ; Lea David
Freeman, New Orleans. 30103a

sketch in 1 act, by H. Stowe. 9 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. June 30, 1911; D: 24610; Harrv
Stowe, Whitestone, N. Y. 30104

Mistake (A) at the manor,
about famous authors.

See Short plays

Mistake (A) in hearts; vaudeville farce, by
Louis Weslyn and C. McFarland. [2], 16 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 10, 1915 ; D : 42460 ; Carroll Mc-
Farland, Boston. 30104a

Mistake (A) in identity,
monologues.

See Plays and

1508

30105

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

30125

Mistake (A) in vaudeville; musical comedy in
1 act, by J, I. Tanzman. 5 p. 8°. Typewrit-
ten.

I© Ic. Sept. 11, 1911 ; D : 25187 ; Joseph I.
Tanzman, New York. 30105

Mistake (A) of a life. See Clarice.

Mistake (The) of a lifetime; a drama in pro-
logue'and 4 acts, by L. Schweig. 53 p. 4".
Typewritten.

© Leonora Schweig, New Y'ork ; 1884 :
25471, Dec. 20; 2c. Jan. 31, 1885. 30106

Mistake (The) of Lucille; psychological play
in 4 acts, by C. C. West. [2], 30 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Oct. 30. 1911 ; D : 25538 ; Charlotte C.
West, New York. 30107

Mistake (A) of the lav/; a 1 act dnuun, by M. E.
Swan. Typewritten.

© Mark E. Swan, Milwaukee; 1898:71402,
Dec. 8 ; 2c. Dec. 8. 30108

Mistake (The) of Vaubrugh. See Challenge
(The)

Mistake (A) somewhere; a farce in 1 act, with
incidental music, by W. Dyar.

© Warren Dyar, Newton, Mass. ; D : 12982.
May 11, 1908. 30109

Mistaken; a comedy in 4 acts, by S. I. Ober-
meier.

© Solomon Imanuel Obermeier, New York;
1886 : 8938, Apr. 12. 30110

Mistaken honor; a society drama in 5 acts, by
F. B. [i. e. F. Rieska]

© Federico Bieska, San Francisco; 1883:
14579, Aug. 6. 30111

Mistaken identity; by Bobby Boyle. 5 p. 8°.
© Homer V. Oldfield and Delia Oldfield,
Leavenworth, Kan.; A: 206339. May 7, 1908:
2c. May 7, 1908. 30112

an Ethiopian farce in 1 scene, by George H.

Coes. Boston, W. H. Baker & co., 1893. 8 p.
12°. ([Baker's darkey plays])

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston; 1893:
48953, Sept. IS; 2c. Oct. 20. 30113

a farcical comedy in 3 acts. 72 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ellen Dudley and J. Alexander Brown,
New York ; 1886 : 10295, Apr. 30 ; 2c. Apr. 80.

30114

Mistaken in himself. See Coward.

Mistaken (A) miss; a vaudeville sketch, by
George Totton Smitli. Chicago, T. S. Deni-
son, 1908. 11 p. 12°.

© T. S. Denison, Chicago ; D : 13512, Aug.
6, 1908 ; 2c. Sept. 4, 1908. 30115

Mistaken policy; vaudeville skit, by H. Fort.
11 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 24, 1910 ; D : 20565 ; Homer Fort,
Monrovia, Cal. 30116

Mistakes; or, A night in Washington, a come-
dietta, by P. McCarty.

© Page McCarty, United States; 1881;
12822, Aug. 19. - 30117

or, A Yorktown surrender, a comedy in 4

acts.

© Alice K. Williams, Columbus, O. ; 1881;
12352, Aug. 9. 30118

Mistakes in a dental office; by R. Camion. 4 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ralph Cannon, Chicago; D ; 15781, May
1, 1909; 2c. Apr. 21, 1909. 30119

Mistakes of a father; x)lay in 1 act, by J. Haas.
4 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 14, 1914 ; D : 37847 ; Jack Haas,
Cleveland. 30119a

Mistakes (The) of a night. See Bebe.

Mistakes of life; play, by W. W. Leonard. 9 p.
f°. Typewritten.

© Will W. Leonard, New York ; 1892 : 46569,
Nov. 15 ; 2c. Nov. 15, 1882. 30120

Mistakes (The) of Moses; a 5 act drama, by
Emily S. Sheehan [i. e. E. S. Dill]

© Emily S. Dill, Wvoming, O. ; 1881 : 15158,
Oct. 3. 30121

Mistakes will happen; book and music by Will
Archer. 10 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Words
only]

© Gus. Schade, Brooklyn ; D ; 9251, Oct. 18,
1906; 2c. Oct. 18, 1906. 30122

a farcical study in 3 acts, by C. Dickson

and G. Stewart. Typewritten.

© Grant Stewart and Charles Dickson, New
York ; 1898 : 14450, Mar. 1 ; 2c. Mar. 10, 1899.

30123

twenty-minute comedy, by B. La Mar. 24

p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 22, 1910 ; D ; 22901 ; Ben La Mar,
New York. 30124

Mistare Penguin; or. Terribly scared, a musical
farce in 2 acts, by C. L. Gumpert.

© C. Leon Gumpert, Philadelphia; 1888:
18139, June 25. 30125

Mr. Aladdin; play of the hour in 4 acts, by T. H.
luce and Wm. H. Clifford. [170] p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 11, 1914; D : 36841 ; Thos. H.
Ince, Los Angeles. 30125a

1509

30126

DEAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

30147

Mr. & Mrs. Cleopatra; a burlesque in 3 acts,
by F. B. Neilson. Philadelphia, Anvil printing
CO., 1892. 17 numb. 1. 8°.

© Fredericli B. Neilson, Philadelphia ; 1892 ;
6200, Feb. 8 ; 2c. Feb. 18. 30126

Mr. and Mrs. Daventry; in 4 acts, by F.
Harris. Tj'pewritten.

© Frank Harris, Kingston Hill, England;
1900 A : 26204, Oct. 22, 2c. Oct. 22. 30127

Mr. and Mrs. Dunning- at home; 1 act comedy
sketch, by F. W. Dunning. 10 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Feb. 3, 1912 ; D : 28537 ; Frederic W.
Dunning, Denver. 30128

Mr. and Mrs. Fido; a vaudeville sketch, by
Harry L. Newton. Cliicago, T. S. Denison,
1907. 10 p. 12°.

© T. S. Denison, Chicago ; D : 11358, Sept.
16, 1907 ; 2c. Oct. 25, 1907. 30129

Mr. and Mrs. Matt. Rimony; by J. M. Peteler.
10 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Josephine M. Peteler, Los Angeles; D:
9686, Dec. 24, 1906 ; 2c. Jan. 16, 1907. 30130

Mr. and Mrs. Misfit; a play of comedy satire in
1 act, by G. A. Lynch. 29 p. obi. 24°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Api\ 3, 1912; D : 29269 ; George An-
drew Lynch, Los Angeles. 30131

Mr. and Mrs. Nagg; a sketch, by B. Selden. 50
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Edgar Selden, New York ; D : 6739, May
27, 1905 ; 2c. June 5, 1905. 30132

Mr. and Mrs, Robinson; farce in 1 act, by G.
Earle. 37 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 23, 1910; D: 20874; Georgia
Earle, New York. 30133

Mr. and Mrs. Santa's Christmas party; play
in 2 acts, by C. B. Allbritain. [Jeiferson
City, Mo., Post print] 1915. cover-title, 12 p.
port. nar. 16°.

© Nov. 27, 1915; 2c. Nov. 29, 1915; D:
42364; Caddie Bolton Allbritain, Jefferson
City, Mo. 30133a

Mr. and Mrs. Shaw; by L. Raymond. Type-
written.

© Louise Raymond, Roxbury, Mass. ; 1899 :
71285, Nov. 1; 2c. Nov. 1, 1899. 30134

Same.

© Louise Raymond, Roxbury, Mass. ; 1899 :
83425, Dec. 26 ; 2c. Dec. 26. 30135

Mr. and Mrs. Tie-Walker; a sketch in 1 act,
by F. G. Ruthven.

© Florence Gertrude Ruthven, New York ;
D : 5601, Oct. 4, 1904. 30136

Mister and Mistus Jeremiah Robkins' singin'
skule beginment; an original musical enter-
tainment in 1 scene, by E. H. Bertram and
J. B. Willard. 31 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Eugene H. Bertram and J. Bassett Wil-

■ lard. New York; D : 472, May 15, 1901; 2c.

May 16, 1901. 30137

Mr. 'Arry 'Awkins, costermonger and man;
a dramatic and musical composition.

© Harry Charles Rawlins, Philadelphia ;
D : 1061, Nov. 4, 1901. 30138

Mr. Auto from Mobile; a 1 act conversational
comedy, by T. S. Hess, jr., and F. Law. 7 p.
f°. Typewritten.

© Thos. S. Hess, jr., Collingswood, N. J.,
and Fred Law, Philadelphia; D:7981, Feb.
12, 1906; 2c. Feb. 12, 1906. 30139

Mr. Babbitt; a historical and melodrama, in 5
acts, by I^. S. Babbitt. Typewritten.

© L. S. Babbitt, Kansas City, Mo.; 1891:
2477, .Tan. 17 ; 2c. Mar. 7. 30140

Mi-. Babbitt of Brown County; or, The iron
nerve man, a sensational drama in 4 acts.

© L. S. Babbitt, Kansas City, Mo.; 1890:
3341, Jan. 25. 30141

Mr. Bad Man; romantic comedy drama with
musical intervals, in 3 acts, book and lyrics
by A. Gassidy, music by Franklyn Harris.
[121] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 8, 1913 ; D : 34357 ; Asa Cassidy,
New York. 30142

Mr. Badger's uppers; a negro farce in 1 act,
by O. E. Young. Chicago, T. S. Denison [1901]
15 p. 12°.

© T. S. Denison, Chicago ; D : 969, Oct. 16,
1901; 2c. Nov. 15, 1901. 30143

Mr. Bagley of Nowhere; musical play in 3 acts,
by T. F. Fallon. [4], 110 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Aug. 3, 1910 ; D : 21724 ; Thomas F.
Fallon, New York. 30144

Mr. Beane from Boston; a musical farce com-
edy in 3 acts, by J. Gorman.

© James Gorman, Greenpoint, N. Y. ; 1897 :
28657, May 10. 30145

Mr. Bender, janitor; by A. M. Milloy. [14] p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 17, 1910; D: 21823; A. M. Mil-
loy, Washington. 30146

Mr. Bimbo of Bombay; or, Theosophy run
wild, a theosophical farce comedy in 3 acts,
by E. J. Dooley.

© E. J. Dooley, Hartford; 1897:20703,
Mar. 31. 30147

1510

30148

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

30170

Mr. Binks from Binktown; farce in 1 act, by
A. Carr. 28 p. 24°, Printed.

© Sept. 28, 1910 ; 2c. Oct. 3, 1910 ; D : 22208 ;
Albert Carr, Hill City, S. D. 30148

Mr. Bivins; a comedy in 3 acts, by F. E.
Dumm. 31 p. 12°. Printed.

© F. E. Dumm, Upper Sandusljy, O. ; 1884 :
18474, Sept. 12; 2c. Sept. 29. 30149

Mr. Blarney from Ireland; by C. E. Blaney.
© Charles E. Blaney, New York ; D : 7654,
Dec. 4, 1905. 30150

Same. 150 p. 4 . Typewritten.

© Charles E. Blaney, New York ; D : 7397,
Oct. 14, 1905; 2c. Oct. 14, 1905. 30151

Mr. Bloffer; drama charade, by J. M. Stewart.

© James M. Stewart, Washington; 1889:
5906, Feb. 20 ; 2c. Feb. 20. 30152

Mr, Bluff of New York; by C. F. Edwards,
© Chas, F. Edwards, Philadelphia; 1898:
61458, Oct. 19. 30153

Mr. Bob; a farce comedy in 2 acts, by R. E.
Baker. Boston, W. H. Baker & co., 1894.
39 p. 16°, ( [Baker's ed. of plays] )

© Rachel E. Baker, Boston; 1894:11087,
Feb, 21; 2c. Oct. 29. 30154

a farcical comedy in 3 acts, by AV, E. Per-
kins.

© Walter E. Perkins, New York; 1894:
5721, Jan. 23. 30155

Mr, Boggs on Sunday morning; that some-
what different monologue, by W. S. Brintnall,
24 p, 4°, Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 7, 1909; D: 16943; Woodbury
Saxton Brintnall and Sam Barclay, San Ra-
fael, Cal, 30156

Mr, Bolton; a playlet, by L. Lanphear, '

© Louise Lanphear, Chicago ; D : 11736,
Nov, 14, 1907. 30157

Mister Booze; comedy playlet in 1 act, by J.
Walker. 17 p, 4°. Typewritten,

© Ic, Mar. 12, 1915; D: 39965; Johnnie
Walker, Beechhurst, L. I. 30157a

Mr, Brown, the model; a farce, by C, Nevins,

© Charles Nevins, Brooklyn; 1897:11580,-

Feb. 17. 30158

Mr. Brown's little game; comedy in 1 act. 15 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Arthur Blanchard, Cambridge, Mass.;
D : 12179, Jan. 15, 1908 ; 2c. Jan. 15, 1908.

30159

Mr. Butte from Montana; a comedy in 3 acts,
by W. Gault Browne and Alice Wilson
Browne. Clyde, O., Ames' publishing com-
pany, 1903. 31 p. 12°. (On cover: Ames'
series of standard and minor drama, no.
443)

© Ames' pub. co., Clyde, O. ; D:4435, Dec.
26, 1903; 2c. Dec. 26, 1903. 30160

a farce comedy in 3 ,acts, by W. G. Browne

and Alice Wilson Browne.

© W. Gault Browne, Chicago; D:2264,
Aug. 23, 1902. 30161

Mr. Butts; light comedy in 3 acts, by F. C,
Phillips. [2], 159 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 22, 1912 ; D : 28387 ; Frank Cooke
Phillips, Cleveland. 30162

Mr. Cheese wit's proposal; a comedy in 1 act, by
L. N. Browne. 20 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Laura Norton Browne, Toronto, Canada ;
D : 11633, Oct. 31, 1907 ; 2c. Oct. 31, 1907.

30163

Mr. Cohen's assistant; farce in 1 act, by C. H.
Lewis. [l],14p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 17, 1912; D: 30284; Celina H.
Lewis, Brookline, Mass. 30164

Mr. Collins in search of a wife; being scenes
from Jane Austen's novel Pride and prejudice,
dramatized by S. M. Trasel and E. D. Wil-
liams. 26 p. 8°. Typewritten.

© Sophie M. Trasel and Elizabeth D. Wil-
liams, Haverford, Pa. ; D : 4202, Nov. 6, 1903 ;
2c. Nov. 16, 1903. 30165

Mr. Crewe's career; a play in 3 acts, by M. Fair-
fax [pseud, of M. F. Marshall] based on W.
Churclnll's novel of the same name.

© AVinston Churchill and Marion Fairfax,
New York; D: 14486, Dec. 9, 1908. 30166

Mr. Crusoe in the Philippines; an extravaganza
in 3 acts.
© Edwin Foy, Chicago ; 1900 A : 104, Jan. 2.

30167

Mr. Cupid's hotel; a miniature musical comedy,
by E. A. Woolf. 17 p. 8°. Typewritten,
[Words only]

© Edgar Allan Woolf, New York ; D : 8454,
Apr. 30, 1906 ; 2c. Apr. 30, 1906. 30168

Mr. Depew of Denver; comedy drama in 3 acts,
by S. I. Szinnyey,

© Stephen Ivor Szinnyey, New York ; 1897 :
31836, May 25. 30169

Mr. Dobbs of America; or, A Pompeiian picnic,
a comic opera in 2 acts, libretto by A. C. Gun-
ter.

© Archibald C. Gunter, New York; 1889:
36682, Dec, 3. 30170

1511

30171

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

30189

Mr. Dooley, Esq.; an Irish comedy in 3 acts, by
J. L. McCabe. il p. f°. Typewritten.

© .Tames Louis McCnbe, Chicago ; D : 1671,
I\Iar. 31, 1902 ; 2c. Mar. 3, 1902. 30171

Mr. Dooley of Chicago; a comedy in 3 acts, by
D. Sully.

© Daniel Sullv, United States ; 1899 : 18691,
Mar. 13. 30172

Mr. Doolev's farce comedy company; AV. Lester
and C. C. Winters.

© "William Lester and Charles C. Winters.
New York ; D : 1241. .Tan. 2, 1902. 30173

Mr. E (a mystery); an original comedy in

3 acts, by T. E. Muri-ay.

© Thomas E. IMurray, United States ; 1891 :
3248, Jan. 22. 30174

Mr. E. Z. Mark, the rarebit fiend; a comedy in
1 act, by II. F. Staley. 11 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Richard Felix Staley, Rochester, N. Y. ;
D : 10217, Mar. 27, 1907 ; 2c. Sept. 26, 1907.

30175

Mr. Easyman's niece; a comedy in 4 acts, by
Belle Marshall Locke. Boston, AA'. IL Baker
& CO., 1909. 59 p. 12°.

© Walter H. Baker & co.. Boston ; D : 14596,
Dec. 22, 1908 ; 2c. .Tan. 10, 1909. 30176

Mr. Editor; comedy entertainment in 1 act, by
Ward Macaulev. Philadelphia, Penn publish-
ing CO., 1912. 27 p. 12°.

© Dec. 10, 1912; 2c. Dec. 12, 1912; D:
31685 ; Penn pub. co., Philadelphia. 30177

Mr. Fairfax; in 4 acts, by J. Wedekind. 70 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 30, 1911 ; D : 2.5364 ; Julius Wede-
kind, New York. 30178

Mr. Faust; bv Arthur Davison Ficke. New
Yorlc, M. Kennerley, 1913. ix, [1], 115 p. 12°.
(arodern drama series)

© Dec. 4, 1913 ; 2c. Dec. 9, 1913 ; A : 361068 ;
Mitchell Kennerley, New York. 30178a

Mr. Floyd's outing at Cripple Creek; in 3 acts,
by A. W. Bliss.

© Albert W. Bliss, Vinton, la. ; 1897 : 60036.
Oct. 2.3. 30179

Mr. Fog'g' from London; an original 1 act com-
edy, ))y F. Owen. 19 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Francis Owen, Central Falls. R. T. : D:
0904, Feb. 13, 1907; 2c. Feb. 2, 1907. 30180

Mr. Frisk from Frisco; an original comedy in
1 act, by R. Post.

© Ralph Po.st, New York; D : 428, May 3.
1901. 30181

Mister Gibson and his gorilla; a scientific

fancy, by Wyl Elyot [pseud, of C. W. Elliott]

© Charles W. Elliott, Cambridge, Mass. ;

1877 : .5975, May 17. 30182

Mr. Goliath; by C. H. Brown and P. Tietjens.
© Charles H. Brown and I'aul Tietjens,
New York ; D : 11057, July 16, 1907. 30183

Mr. Grady; playlet, by G. Jacobson. [1], 11 p.
f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 19, 1914; D : 36422 ; Gershon
.Tacobson, Washington. 30183a

Mr. Green's courtship; 1 act comedy for vaude-
ville, by F. L. Church. 13 p. f°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Fianc L. Ciiurch, Cincinnati ; D : 11107,
Aug. 3, 1907; Ic. .luly 16, 1907; Ic. Aug. 10,
1907. 30184

Mr. Grex of Monte Carlo; play in 4 acts, drama-
tized from ()ppenheim"s famous novel of
same name, l)y J. X. Legambi. 64 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 14, 1915: D: 42037; James V.
Legambi, Scranton, Pa. 30184a

Mr. .Henderson's thrill; a comedy of the uplift
in 4 acts, by C. Kennedy and H. Burke. [5],
111 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 19, 1912; D : 309U4 ; Charles
Kennedv and Harry Burke. New York.

30185

Mr. Henry Peck; or. The widow's Waterloo,
comic opera in 2 acts, book and lyrics by J. INI.
Reilly. 68 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto
only]

© Ic. Sept. 8, 1909; D : 16721 ; James M.
Reilly, Rensselaer, N. Y. 30186

Mr. Henry Summerville, tragedian; a comedy
drama in 3 acts and 5 scenes, by G. W. Mer-
ritt.

© George Washington Merritt, San l^'raii-
cisco; 1898:77319. Dec. 31. 30187

Mr. Henshawe; a drama in 3 acts, by J.
Shively. [85] p. 4°. Typewritten.
© Ic. Oct. 26, 1914; D: 38606; Josephine
. Shively, San Francisco. 30187a

Mr. Hicks of Hawaii; comedy opera in 2 acts,
by J. P. Wilson. [70] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 25, 1911; D: 25074; Jolm P.
Wilson, New York. 30188

Mr. Holiday's flirtation,
dress-maker's room.

See Locked in a

Mr. Hopkinson; an original farce in 3 acts, by
R. C. Carton [pseud, of R. C. Critchett] 119 p.
12°.

© R. C. Carton, London ; D : 13914, Sept.
24, 1908 ; 2c. Dec. 30, 1908. 30189

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30190

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

30212

Mr. Hopp's hop; comedy in 3 acts, by J. F.
Phillips and B. R. Herts. [76] p. f°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Feb. 1, 1911 ; D : 23247 ; John Franlc-
lyn Phillips and B. Russell Herts, New York.

30190

Mr. Hudson's tiger hunt; a drama in 2 acts, by
May L. Sprague. Clyde, O., A. D. Ames, 1886.
7 p. 12°. ([Ames' series of standard and
minor drama, no. 158] )

© A. D. Ames, Clyde, O. ; 18S6 : 3249, Feb.
6; 2c. Feb. 6. 30191

Mr. Humbug; a drama in 1 act, by W. P.
Sprague.

© William Pardee Sprague, San Francisco ;
D : 4090, Oct. 9, 1908. 30192

Mr. Hummer, the drummer; a comedy in 3
acts, by M. Goldsmith.

© IMilton Goldsmith, Philadelphia ; 1900 A :
10497, Apr. 25. 30193

Mr. Inright in wrong; play, by H. C. Grat-
ton. 62 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 21, 1913 ; D : 3290S ; Howard C.
Gratton, Chicago. 30194

Mr. Isaacs of Jerusalem; a new and original
romantic drama in 4 acts, by .T. F. Berry.

© J. F. Berry, Springfield, Mo.; 1888:
19089, July 3. 30195

Mr. Jacob's delicatessen; musical comedy in 2
acts, book by J. M. Leveque, music by Bessie
Boniel. 62 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 1. 1911 ; D : 23499 ; J. M. Leveque.
New York. 30196

Mr. Jay Cool, Esq.; a comedy in 1 act. by E. G.
Bixler. Typewritten.

© Edgar Grant Bixler, Washington: 1900
A : 15954, June 27 ; 2c. July 24. 30197

Mr. Jay's revenge; play in 1 act, by M. Pur-
vin. 10 p. f*.

© Ic. Apr. 25, 1912 ; D : 29543 ; Myles Pur-
vin, Brooklyn, 30198

Mr. Jim Bailey; 4 act society comedy, by C.
Harrison. 41 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 26, 1910 ; D : 20306 ; Charles Har-
rison, St. Louis. 30199

Mr. John Graham of New York; commercial
comedy drama in 4 acts, by C. F. Harrison.
[41] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 8, 1911; D: 25172; Chas. F.
Harrison, McKinney, Tex. 30200

Mr. Jones from Bridgeport; sketch in 1 act, by
M. M. Theise. [7] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 30, 1911; D: 23787; Mortimer
M. Theise, New York. 30201

Mr. Jones' night off; a 2 act comedy, by C. D.
Harvey.

© Charles D. Harvey, Newark, N. J.; D:
14654, Dec. 29, 1908. 30202

Mr. Kearney from Killarney; comedy drama
in 4 acts, by W. F. Burke. [3], 46 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 24, 1912 ; D : 30623 ; AVm. Fran-
cis Burke, New York. _ 30203

Mr. Kelley from Kalamazoo; farce in 3 acts, by
S. MacPherson Jannev. Boston, W. H. Baker
A: CO., 1932. 71 p. 12°. ([Baker's ed. of
plays] )

© Mar. 7, 1912 ; 2c. Mar. 8, 1912 ; D : 28977 ;
S. M. .Tanney, jr.. New York. 30204

Mister Klondyke; by O. Hammerstein.

© Oscar Hammerstein, New York ; 1897 :
42416, July 24. 30205

Mr. Lazarus; comedy in 4 acts, by H. O'Higgins
and H. Ford. [113] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 27, 1915; D : 41835 ; Harvey
O'Higgins, Martinsville, N. J., and Harriet
Ford, New York. . 30205a

Mr. Lillian Travers; or, A Florida enchant-
ment, a comedy in 5 acts, by A. C. Gunter.

© Archibald Clavering Gunter, New York ;
1891 : 39275, Nov. 2. 30206

Mr. Livitsky's death and resurrection; play
in 1 act. by A. M. Teitelman. [2], 7 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 22, 1913 ; D : 32043 ; Arthur Mil-
ton Teitelman, Philadelphia. 30207

Mr. McArdle's guest; a farce in 1 act, by D. S.

Maddox. Boston, W. H. Baker & co., 1905.

12 p. 12°. (On cover: Baker's ed. of plays)

© AValter H. Baker & co., Boston ; D : 7036,

July 26. 1905; 2c. Sept. 28, 1905. 30208

Mr. Midshipman Easy; a nautical-yachtical
opera, in 3 acts, by F. Lyster.

© Fred Lyster, United States; 1885:9557,
Apr. 25. 30209

Mr. Miffins' mistake; eccentric comedy in 3
acts, by T. D. Beasley. [3], 67 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Oct. 19, 1911; D: 25527; Thomas
Dykes Beasley, Alameda, Cal. 30210

in 3 acts, by T. D. Beasley. Typewritten.

© T. D. Beasley. Berkeley, Cal.; 1900 A:
26942, Oct. 29; 2c. Nov. 19. 30211

Mr. Mikado; musical burlesque in 1 act, by
Frank Dumont, rewritten and reconstructed
by R. Helena. 22 p. 8°. Typewritten. [Li-
bretto only]

© Ic. May 16, 1912; D: 29898; Regina
Helena, East St. Louis, 111. 30212

1513

30213

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

30237

Mr. Mikado — Continued.

or, The Japanese from the Neck, a musical

burlesque on Gilbert and Sullivan's opera of

The Mikado, by Frank Dumont.

© A. T. B. De Witt, New York ; 1885 : 27474,
Dec. 26. 30213

Mr. Montgomery; play in 4 acts, by Mildred G.
Kern. 124 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 13, 1910 ; D : 21555 ; M. G. Kern,
St. Louis. 30214

Mister Morgan; by I. H. Moore. 15 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ira H. Moore, Warren, O. ; D : 9625, Dec.
12, 1906 ; 2c. Dec. 12, 1906. 30215

Mr. Morton's son; a comedy in 4 acts, by J. P.
A^'oorhees.

© James Paxton Voorhees, United States;
1896 : 25142, Apr. 23. 30216

Mr. Munchausen; by E. G. Birge.

© Edward G. Birge, Baltimore; D: 11800,
Nov. 25, 1907. 30217

Mr. Neptune, rex; comedy in 2 acts, by L. B.
Foley and G. W. Ward. [165] p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Apr. 6, 1911; D : 23861 ; George W.
Ward and Louis B. Foley, New York. 30218

Mr. Niagara's fall; a comedy sketch for male
and female, by Harry L. Newton. (/« Will
Rossiter's vaudeville prompter)

© Will Ptossiter, Chicago; D:4069, Oct. 5,
1903 ; 2c. Oct. 5, 1903. 30219

Mr. Nicholas and his two sons. See Prodigal
(The) son.

Mr. No Body; sketch, by E. C. Kenny. 3 p. f.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 25, 1911 ; D : 25309 ; E. C. Kenny,
New Albany, Ind. 30220

Mr. Noah; a comic opera, by C. Kummer.

© Clare Kummer, Bloomfield, N. J. ; D :
1748, Apr. 16, 1902. 30221

Mister Noah of Greenville; by V. G. Iden. 9 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© V, Gilmore Iden, Washington ; D : 14463,

Dec. 5, 1908; 2c. Dec. 5, 1908. 30222

Mr. Nobody; or. The young dramatist, comedy

in 1 act, by J. Faller. 8 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. .Tan. 6, 1913 ; D : 31886 ; Jacob Faller,

New York. 30223

Mr. Noodle's finish; 1 act comedy, by T. Friel.

13 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 26, 1910; D: 21645; Thornton
Friel, Anderson, Ind. 30224

Mr. Oiinaur's reception; musical farce comedy
in 1 act, by M. Delaur.

© Marius Delaur, United States; 1892:
14772, Apr. 4. 30225

Mr. Packer of Chicago; comedy drama in 3 acts,
by E. H. Macoy, jr.

© E. H. Macoy, jr.. United States; 1898:
28747, May 9. 30226

Mr. Peggotty; or. Little Em'ly, a play in 4
nets. l)y Lillian Alice Carruthers, a dramatiza-
tion of Dickens' David Copperfield. [72] p. f °.
Typewritten.

© L. A. Carruthers, Toronto, Canada ; D :
12781, Apr. 20, 1908 ; 2c. Apr. 21, 1908. 30227

Mr. Pembroke explains; by L. C. Hale. 8 p.
f°. Typewritten.

© Louise Closser Hale, New York ; D : 2414,
Oct. 4, 1902 ; 2c. Oct. 4, 1902. 30228

Mr. Peter, the cowboy; a drama in 5 acts, by
.1. S. Torronce.

© J. S. Torrence, San Francisco; 1893:
15595, Mar. 29. 30229

Mr. Pewee; by J. H. Tennant.

© .John H. Tennant, New York; D : 4461,
Jan. 2, 1904. 30230

Mr. Pharaoh of Egypt; a fantastic musical
comedy in 2 acts, by C. Levien Fox and I.
Scott. 75 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Constance M. Fox and Irving Scott, New
York; D:7744, Nov. 24, 1905; 2c. Nov. 24,

1905. 30231

Mr. Pharaoh's baggage.

© F. H. Mead and T. D. Beasley, National
City, Cal. ; 1898 : 10863, Feb. 10 ; 2c. Feb. 10.

30232

Mr. Phox of Philadelphia; a sketch, by H. A.
D'Arcy.

© H. A. D'Arcy, New York; 1897:30224,
May 18. 30233

Mr. Pickwick; comedy burlesque in 5 acts,
adapted from the French play of Georges Du-
val and Robert Charvay, by J. P. Ritter, tr.
by Nina Getty. [3], 134 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 22, 1912 ; D : 29124 ; John P. Rit-
ter, New York. 30234

Mr. Piddie rebels. See Robert Fowler's trans-
continental flight.

Mr. Pigge of Chicago; a comedy in 3 acts, by
S. S. Toler.

© Svdney Somniers Toler, Wichita; 1899:
26174, Apr. 14. 30235

Mr. Pipp; comedy in 3 acts, by C. E. Grapewin.
[106] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Charles E. Grapewin, New York; D:
2996, Nov. 17, 1902 ; 2c. Aug. 26, 1903. 30236

Mr. Planet from Mars; by M. Ott.

© Matthew Ott, Boston; D:8490, May 7,

1906. 30237

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30238

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

30256

Mr. Plaster of Paris; farce-comedy in 3 acts, by
J. A. Frazer.

© E. H. Macoy, jr., Chicago; 1898:70664.
Dec. 5. 30238

a 3 act musical comedy, by J. A. Frazer.

© E. H. Macoy, jr., Chicago; 1899:34168,
May 22 ; 2c. May 22. 30239

Mr. Plato; comedy in 3 acts, by L. T. Peacocke.
78 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 26, 1910; D: 22101; Leslie T.
Peacocke, Los Angeles. 30240

Mr. Popple; a new and original comedy with
music in 3 acts, written and composed by Paul
A. Rubens. Lyrics. London, Chappell & co.,
ltd., 1905. cover-title, 16 p. 8°.

© Chappell & CO., London ; D : 7601, Nov. 22,
1905 ; 2c. Nov. 22, 1905. 30241

Mr. Popple of Ippleton; comedy in 3 acts, by
Paul A. Rubens. [129] p. 4°. Typewritten.
© Ic. Dec. 30, 1914; D : 39361 ; Paul Ru-
bens, London. 30241a

Mr. Preedy and tlie countess; original farce
in 3 acts, by R. C. Carton [pseud, of R. C.
Critchett] New York, S. French; London,
S. French, ltd. [1911] 155 p. 12°.

© July 15, 1911; 2c. July 13, 1911; D:
24675; Samuel French, ltd., London. 30242

Mr. President; a new musical satire in a pro-
logue and 2 acts, book and lyrics, by E. C.
Potter, jr., music by Hugh Fredei-ick Mac-
coll. 106 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto
only]

© Edward Clarkson Potter, jr., Woodmere,
N. Y. ; D: 15270, Feb. 4, 1909; 2c. May 7,
1909. 30243

Mr. Prince from Princeton; a musical comedy
in 2 acts, by A. Niemeyer. 47 p. 4°. Type-
written. [Libretto only]

© Arthur Niemeyer, Chicago ; D : 8017, Feb.
17, 1906 ; 2c. Feb. 17, 1906. . 30244

musical travelogue in 2 acts, book, lyrics

and music by I. C. Hancock. [36] p. 4°.
Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. June 20, 1910; D: 21383; Irving C.
Hancock, Chicago. 30245

Mr. Pulgold; a comedy in 8 acts, by S. C. de
Soissons.

© S. C. de Soissons, Campello, Mass. ;
1895:11701, Feb. 27. 30246

Mr. Punch of Toydom Town; a fantastic
operetta in 3 acts, words by T. B. Sheldon,
music by Frances Greene. Brooklyn, Collins
& Day, 1895. 42 p. 12°. [Libretto only]

© Theodore Banta Sheldon, Brooklyn ;
1895:65476, Dec. 26; 2c. Jan. 27, 1896.

30247

Mr. R. TJ. Lucky; or. Deaf and dumb, comedy
playlet, by E. Soraghan. [1], 30 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Nov. 24, 1915; D : 42330 ; Edmond
Soraghan, St. Louis. 30247a

Mr. Reynolds runs for Congress; a comedy, by
F. Gellatly. Chicago, Knight & Leonard,
1885. 64 p. 16°. [With this: Temper tem-
pest, and Love made to order]

© Francis Gellatly, Lake Forest, 111. ; 1874 :
3165, Mar. 16; 2c. Dec. 12, 1885. 30248

Mr, Rich from Richmond; farce comedy in 3
acts, by Joseph H. Slater. New York, Dick
& Fitzgerald, 1915. 31 p. 12°.

© Aug. 2, 1915 ; 2c. Aug. 3, 1915 ; D : 41409 ;
Dick & Fitzgerald, New York. 30248a

Mr. Robinson Crusoe; [a musical comedy in 2
acts, book and lyrics by R. H. Moulton and
P. R. Kellar] 143 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Robert H. Moulton and Philip R. Kellar,
Chicago; D:8831, July 16, 1906; 2c. July 16,
1906. 30249

Mr. Sampson of Omaha; an original comic
opera in 3 acts, by F. Nye and E. M. Young
(Mrs. B. B. Young) Book of the words.
[Salt Lake City, J. Bull, jr., 1888] 1 p. 1.,
29 p. 12°.

© Fred Nye, Omaha, and Elisa Mazzu-
cato Young, Salt Lake City ; 1888 : 26374. Sept.
15; 2c. Sept. 26. 30250

Mr. Santa Claus; a drama in 1 act, by M. E.
Swan. Typewritten.

© Mark E. Swan, Milwaukee ; 1898 : 71403,
Dec. 8; 2c. Dec. 8. 30251

-drama in 3 acts, by G. P. McPartland.

69 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 17, 1911; D : 23118 ; George
Parnell McPartland, Washington. 30252

Mr. Schemmer's theatrical experience; by
F. L. Kerns.

© Frank Louis Kerns, Beatrice, Neb. ;
1900 A : 11913, May 11. 30253

Mr. Schreihals, the janitor, as the new director
of the Misfit pleasure club; play in 1 act, by
O. Jacobi. [5] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 29, 1912; D: 29284; Olga
Jacobi, New York. 30254

Mr. Schuyler's fiancees; a comedy in 3 acts, by
C. M. Beaiunont. St. Paul, McGill printing
company, 1895. 69 p. 16°.

© Caroline M. Beaumont, St. Paul; 1895:
38900, July 29; 2c. Oct. 24. 30255

Mr, Scnaggs has his fling; sketch, by L. T.
Ollesheimer. 15 p, f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 2, 1913; D: 32824; Louis T.
Ollesheimer, Detroit. 30256

1515

30257

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIOXS

3028C

Mr. Scnaggs has his fling — Continued.

sketch in 1 act, by L. T. OUesheimer. 12 p.

f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 29, 1912; D: 30376; Louis T.

OUesheimer, Detroit. 30257

Mr. Seal of North Carolina; a sketch in 1
scene, by Harry L. Newton. Chicago and
New York, The Dramatic publishing company,
1902. 8 p. 12°.

© Dramatic pub. co., Chicago ; D : 2536.
Nov, 3, 1902; 2c. Nov. 17, 1902. 30258

Mr. Sexton; a comedy in 4 acts, by J. L. Haney.
[2], 35 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 1, 1912 ; D : 29851 ; John Louis
Haney, Philadelphia. 30259

Mr. Shapiro of New York; by J. L. Pepper.
© J. L. Pepper, Madison, Me.; D : 9549,
Nov. 28, 1906. 30260

Mr. Sharp, chief of police; 1 act play, by J. A.
Lorenz. 23 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 1, 1910; D: 22702; John A.
Lorenz, New York. 30261

Mr. Sherlock's home; 1 act comedy-drama, by
W. H. Macart. 14 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 25, 1911 ; D : 23469 ; William H.
Macart, Lansing, Mich. 30262

Mr. Short's sacrifice; a modern play in 4 acts,
by E. Brown.

© Enu Brown, Peekskill, N. Y. ; D : 2315,
Sept. 10, 1902. 30263

Mr. Sippy's nightmare; farce comedy in 1 act,
by Harry A. Usher. 12 p. f°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Mar. 11, 1915; D : 39945 ; Fred
Thomas, Bay Shore, N. Y. 30263a

Mr. Smith; by Miss Leslie.

© Louise E. PauUin, New York ; 1881 : 5023,
Apr. 2. 30264

a nmsical farce comedy in 3 acts.

© Donnelly, Girard and Russell. New
York; 1889:9840, Mar. 28. 30265

Mr. Smith, jr.; an erratic piece of extrava-
ganza, by J. B. Matthews.

© J. Brander Matthews, New York; 1871:
5289, June 5. 30266

Mr. Smooth; farce in 3 acts, by W. Colliei-.
Typewritten.

© Willie Collier, New York; 1899:25560.
Apr. 12; 2c. Apr. 24. 30267

Mr. Speaker! political comic opera libretto in
2 acts, by J. Hay, jr. 117 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Nov. 3, 1913 ; D : 34928 ; James Hay,
jr., Washington. 30268

Mr. Spriggs' little trip to Europe; a comedy in
1 act, b.\ Bertba M. Wilson. Philadelphia, The
I'enn publishing co., 1904. 46 p. 16°.

© Penn pub. co., Philadelphia ; D : .5417,

Aug. 12, 1904 ; 2c. Aug. 11, 1904.

30269

Mr. Steinmann's corner. Sec Women in love.

Mister Stranger; a fantastic playlet, by Oliver
White. 18 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Porter J. White, Chicago ; D : 14524, Dec.
12, 1908 ; 2c. Dec. 12, 1908. 30270

Mr. Sullivan; a farce in 1 act, by W. A. Elder-
kin. 18 p. 12°. Printed.

© W. A. Elderkin, United States; 1891:
45658. Dec. 15 ; 2c. Dec. 15. 30271

Mr. Taylor's mishaps; a drama in 3 acts. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Jessie L. Bi-own and Bion S. Burns,
United States ; 1893 : 3984, Jan. 18 ; 2c. Feb. 7.

30272

Mr. Taylor's predicament; a 1 act playlet, by
C. IX Harvey.

© Chas. Doran Harvey, Newark, N. J. ; D :
14848, Jan. 8, 1909. 30273

or. Contretemps, by C. D. Harvey. [17] p.

4°. Ms.

© Ic. Jan. 16, 1911; D : 23165 ; Charles
Doran Harvey, Newark, N. J. 30274

Mr. Thomas and the devil; a narrative of New
York, in 3 acts and ever so many scenes, by
Henry White.

© Anna H. White, United States; 1891:
19984, June 1. 30275

Mr. Vincent's daughters; a drama in 4 acts, by
W. A. Lawson. 1131] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© William A. Lawson, Sacramento, Cal. ;
D : 13692, Aug. 31, 1908 ; 2c. Sept. 8, 1908.

30276

Mr. Volunteer; melodrama, by Paul Dresser.
© Howle.x , Haviland, & Dresser, New York;
D:648, .July 10, 1901. 30277

Mr. Wallingford's baby; play in 1 act, by S.
James. [22] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 2.5, 1913; D : 32422 ; Stanley
.Tames, I'iiiladelphia. 30278

Mr. Watei'man's mistake; a modern play in 4
acts, by E. Brown.

© Enu Brown, Peekskill, N. Y. ; D : 2314,
Sept. 10, i;»02. 30279

Mr. Weiss from Broadway; by N. Sullivan. 7
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Neil Sullivan, Brooklyn ; D : 12562, Mar.
17, 1908; 2c. Mar. 17, 1908. 30280

1516

30280

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

30299

Mr. West of the East; 3 act comedy of the
modern West, by Russell M. Rlurdock. [76]
p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 26, 1915 ; D : 41312 ; Ilussell INInr-
dock, Denver. 30280a

Mr. Winchester; a comedy drama in 5 acts, by
Ia G. Humphreys.

© L. O. Humphreys, Boston; 1892:19741.
May 9. 30281

Mr. Wise from Broadway; a musical comedy in
2 acts, by Frank Dupree and S. Camp. 12 p.
4°. Typewritten. [Words only]

© Sheppard Camp. Atlanta: D: 10918. .July
6, 1907 ; 2c. July 6, 1907. 30282

book by S. Camp. 2d ed. [33] p. 4°.

Typewritten. [Words only]

© Sheppard Camp. Atlanta : D : 13631. Aui,'.
22, 1908; 2c. Aug. 22, 1908. 30283

Mr. Wu; new and original drama in 3 acts, by
Harry M. Vernon and Harold Owen. [86] p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 6, 1914; D : 37767 ; Henry W.
Savage, inc.. New York. 30283a

Mr. X.; a farce in 1 act, by Sydney Rosenfeld.
New York, 11. M. De Witt, 1875. 17 p. 12°.

© Robert M. De Witt, New York; 1875:
9418, Sept. 10 ; 2c. Nov. 8. 30283b

satirischer sketch, von A. Meyer-Eigen.

[1], 25 p. 8°. Ms.

© Ic. July 28, 1913; D: 33906; August
Meyer-Eigen, New York. 30284

Mr. Yukon; a political comic opera, libretto in
2 acts, by J. Hay, jr. 4°. Typewritten.

© James Hay, jr., Washir'- . D : 9853.
Jan. 26, 1907; 2c. Jan. 26. V 30285

Misterio (El) de un vals; optit-ca en 1 acto.
dividido en 3 cuadros y un intermedio, libro
de F. Perez Capo, musica de Oscar Straus.
Madrid [Sociedad de autores espailoles] 1910.
38 p. 12°. [Libretto only]

© Sept. 6, 1910 ; 2c. Sept. 7, 1910 ; D : 21954 ;
Felipe Perez Capo, Madrid. 30286

Mister 0 del men dice; by G. Ursitti.

© Gaetano Ursitti, New York; D:9073,
Sept. 12, 1906. 30287

Mistigris; or, The Isle of Chance, a comic opera
libretto in 2 acts, by J. E. Wedekind.

© Julius E. Wedekind, Cincinnati; 1894:
6806, Jan. 29. 30288

Same.

© Julius Wedekind, Cincinnati ; 1897 : 27079,
May 3 ; 2c. Feb. 7, 1902. 30289

Mistletoe (The) bough; an operetta in 3 acts
for children, adapted from the poem of Thomas
Haynes Bayly, by Margaret Sidney.

© Harriett M. Lothrop, Concord, Mass. ;
1896 : 2.5419, Apr. 25. 30290

Mistook; vaudeville sketch, by T. F. Langan.
15 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 20, 1914; D : 36779 ; Thomas

Francis Langan, Chicago. 30290a

Mistress (The); or. The shadows of a house-
hold, by M. L. Edwards.

© Marcus L. Edwards, South Dennis. N. J. ;
1886 : 4243, Feb. 19. 30291

Mrs. Abbott's necklace; comedy in 5 acts, by
L.H.Foster. !l].66p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 8, 1911 ; D : 23884 ; Lilian Hoyt
Foster, New York. 30292

Mrs. Ainsley's ruby; comedy playlet, by C.
Karpe. [2], 21 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 3, 1914 ; D : 37730 ; Curt Karpe.
New York. 30292a

Mrs. Ainslie's front door. l?ce Lady (The)
in the kimono.

Mrs. Ajax; a musical and farce comedy, by G.
Urmson.

© Garth I^i-mson, New York ; D : 4939, Apr.
16, 1904. 30293

Mrs. Alden's awakening'. Sec Indian's (An)
gratitude during a duck hunt.

Mrs. Allen squelches Josiah; play in 1 act, by
F. A. Hood. 25 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 15, 1913 ; D : 35419 ; Frances A.
Hood, Chicago. 30294

Mistress and maid; a play in 1 act, by Leila
Burton [i. e. L. B. Wells] 25 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Leila Burton Wells, Redlands, Cal. ; D:
12203, Jan. 18, 1908; 2c. Feb. 15, 190S.

30295

Mistress Anne; a drama of the seventeenth
century, by I. G. Meredith.

© Isabella Grant Meredith, New York :
1893:18007, Apr. 12. 30296

Mrs. Ardsley's week-end; farce comedy in 3
acts, by B. Boyd. 66 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 15, 1913; D : 35352 ; Brewster
Boyd, New York. 30297

Mrs. Arlington; by C. AV. Warren.

© Charles Walter Warren, Chicago ; D :
6211, Feb. 11, 1905. 30298

Mrs. Avery; play in 3 acts, by Gretchen Dale
and H. Estabrook. [4], 119 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Nov. 21, 1910; D: 22611; Howard
Estabrook, New York. 30299

1517

30300

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

30321

Mrs. B. O'Shaughnessey, wash-lady; a fai'ce
comedy in 3 acts, by E. E. Baker. Typewrit-
ten.

© Edith Ellis Baker, Chicago; 1899 : 395(;9.
Jnne 16; 2c. April 12. 30300

Mrs. Bagg's bargain day; a comedy in 2 acts.

by K. M. Rice. Northampton, Mass., I'rinti.'d

by Gazette printing cc, 1904. 29 p. 12°.

© K. McDowell Rice, Worthington, Mass. ;

D:5052, May 19, 1904; 2c. Oct. 22, 1904.

30301

Mrs. Barrington's secret; a play in 4 acts, by
I. J. Levy. 70 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Isaac J. Levy, New York ; D : 10S3G, June
14, 1907; 2c. Feb. 1, 1908. 30302

Mrs. Barton; an American drama in 5 acts, by
T. B. Connery.

© Thomas B. Connery, Richmond Hill,
N. Y. ; 1889 : 4447, Feb. 7. 30303

Mrs. Batkins' Amazon regiment; a military
comedy drama, a play in 3 pts. and 5 acts,
by D. P. Mathews, 2d. Boston, W. C. Cannon,
1896. 2 p. 1., 68 p., 1 1. 16°.

© David Porter Mathews, 2d., Hull, Mass. ;
1893:41882, Sept. 16; 2c. July 13, 1896.

30304

Mrs. Baxter's birthday; play in 1 act, by A. h.
JVIacLai-eu. 20 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 22, 1912; D : 31211 ; Alma L.
MacLaren, New York. 30305

Mistress Beatrice Cope; a play in 4 acts, by
G. P. Baker. [101] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© George Pierce Baker, Cambridge, Mass. ;
D : 596, June 19, 1901 ; 2c. act 1 June 19, 1901 ;
2c. act 2-A Nov. 23, 1901. 30306

Mrs. Ben weds applicant; a comedy sketch in
1 act, by Harry L. Newton. Typewritten.

© Harry L. Noyes, Darien Center, N. Y. ;
1899 : 78085, Dec. 1 ; 2c. Jan. 10, 1900. 30307

Mistress Betty; a tale of Salem town, a comic
opera in 3 acts, by L. De Casanova, music by
A. Baldwin Sloane.

© Louis De Casanova, New York ; D : 3283.
Mar. 26, 1903. 30308

Mrs. Black is back; comedy in 3 acts, by
George V. Hobart. [105] p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© May Irwin, New York ; D : 6320, Mar. 11.
1905; 2c. Mar. 11, 1905. 30309

-See also Boy (The) I left behind.

Mistress Blackburn; a sketch of the period of
the American Revolution, by J. W. Parks.
Boston, 1900. 2 p. 1., 12 p. 12°.

© John W. Parks, Duxbury, Mass.; 1900
A : 28738, Nov. 23 ; 2c. Dec. 13. 30310

Mrs. Bliss's nephew; an American play in 4
acts, l)y J. C. Ricliards [pseud, of J. li. Con-
driul [143] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© .Tames R. Condrin, West Newton, Mass.;
P:4Gr)0. Feb. 16, 1904; 2c. Mar. 7, 1904.

30311
Mrs. Blossom of Missouri; comedy playlet in
1 act, by Barry Gray. 17 p. 4°." Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. July 24, 1911; D : 24764 ; Madeline
Hartford, Chicago. 30312

Mrs. Bob; in 3 acts, by M. B. Cooke. Type-
written.

© Marjorie Benton Cooke, Chicago; 1900 A :
30285, Dec. 14; 2c. Dec. 14. 30313

Mrs. Bolton's transgression; play in 4 acts, by

F. Solger. 69 p. 4^ Typewritten.

© Frederick Solger, Washington ; D : 8503.
May 8, 1906; 2c. May 8, 1906. 30314

Mrs. Bompton's dinner party. See Three
plays; by Bernard Sobel.

Mrs. Bradshaw checkmates a rival; comedy
inlact,by G. G. Belden. [l],10p. f°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Aug. 5, 1913; D: 34020; George
Gregory Belden, Spokane, Wash. 30315

Mrs. Brainbridge's dance. See Social (A)
battle.

Mrs. Brander's boarders; comedietta in 1 act,
by E. T. Oldham.

© Edmund T. Oldham, Elizabeth, N. J.;
D : 5444, Aug. 16, 1904. 30316

Mrs. Braniian's party. Sec Private apart-
ments.

Mrs. Briggs of the poultry yard; a comedy in
3 acts, by Evelyn Gray Whiting. Boston,
W. H. Bakor & co., 1905. 43 p. 12°. ( [Ba-
ker's ed. of plays] )

© AValter H. Baker & co., Boston; D : 7484,
Nov. 1, 1905; 2c. Nov. 22, 1905. 30317

Mrs. Brown, and her seven daughters, no. 1; ♦
an original comedy in 2 acts, by S. Howell.

© S. Howell, New Orleans; 1875: 3703, Apr.
14. 30318

-no. 2; an original comedy in 2 acts, by S.

Howell.

© S. Howell, New Orleans; 1875: 4068, Apr.
23. 30319

Mrs. Brown's in town; an original comedy
sketch in 1 act, by A. Stannard.

© Anna Stannard, New York; 1899:12607,
Feb. 15. 30320

Mrs. Brown's impersonation; farce in 1 act, by

G. W. Ward.

© George Westerfield Ward, Alexandria,
Minn. ; D : 10498, May 6, 1907. 30321

1518

30322

COPYBIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

30343

Mrs. Brown's tea; a bui'lesque, by Mrs. E. La
Beaume. [St. Louis, Printed by Buxton &
Skinner, 1906] 12 p. 12°.

© Mrs. Edmond La Beaume, St. Louis; D:
7967, Jan. 31, 1906 ; 2c. Feb. 9, 1906. 30322

Mrs. Burwell's strategy; 1 act play, by L. J.
Gallup. 19 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 30, 1910; D: 21453; Lillian J.
Gallup, Indianapolis. 30323

Mrs. Busby's pink tea; by M. M. Parker, sug-
gested by one of George Ade's Fables in slang.
© Mary Moncure Parker, Chicago ; D : 1247,
.Tan. 4, 1902. 30324

^a comedy in 1 act, by Mary Moncure Par-
ker. Chicago, The Dramatic publishing com-
pany [1902] 10 p. 12°.

© Dramatic pub. co., Chicago ; D : 2547, Nov.
3, 1902 ; 2c. Nov. 22, 1902. 30325

Mrs. Buttermilk's dolls; by L. E. Arnold.
Galveston, Tex. [1902] 28 p. 16°.

© Lucv E. Arnold, Galveston, Tex. ; D : 2016,
June 2, 1902 ; 2c. July 22, 1902. 30326

Mrs. Button; comedy in 3 acts, by Douglas
Gould [pseud, of David Proctor and Charles
Hopkins] [2], 93 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 4, 1910 ; D : 22479 ; David Gould
Proctor, New York. 30327

Mrs. Carver's fancy ball; a comedy in 1 act,
by Maisie B. Whiting. Chicago, T. S. Denison
[1904] 17 p. 12°. ( [Amateur series] )

© T. S. Denison, Chicago ; D : 5277, July 8,
1904 ; 2c. Sept. 17, 1904. 30328

Mrs. Casey's piano; play in 1 act, by H. V.
Traphagen. [l],6p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 11, 1914; D : 38089 ; Harriett
Van Home Traphagen, Golden, Col. 30328a

Mrs. Channing', the actress; a comedy dr^ma in
4 acts, by W. E. M. Golden.

© W. E. M. Golden, New Harmony, Ind. ;
1888 : 25221, Sept. 5. 30329

Mrs. Chivele; play in 3 acts, by G. S. Dunkin.
[4], 84 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 22, 1913; D : 33862 ; Gertrude
Scott Dunkin, New York. 30330

Mrs. Clancy's confessions; Irish monologue, by
Harry L. Newton. Chicago, T. S. Denison &
CO., 1911. 6 p. 12°.

© Oct. 20, 1911 ; 2c. Oct. 23, 1911 ; D : 25548 ;
Eben H. Norris, Chicago. 30331

Mrs. Clyde's dilemma; a drama in 1 act, by
W. A. Lawson. 9 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© William A. Lawson, Sacramento, Cal. ;
D : 7971, Feb. 9, 1906 ; 2c. Feb. 9, 1906. 30332

Mrs. Cob's salon; or, Tlie maid and the min-
uet, comedietta in 1 act, by T. C. De Leon.

© T. C. De Leon, Mobile ; 1896 : 24391, Apr.
20. 30333

Mrs. Cocaine's transformation; by H. R. Glea-
son. 7 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Helen R. Gleason, Chicago ; D : 5875, Dec.
5, 1904 ; 2c. Dec. 5, 1904. 30334

Mrs. Compton's manager; a comedy in 3 acts,
by Harry O. Osgood. Boston, W. H. Baker
& CO. [1902] 58 p. 12°. ( [Baker's edition of
plays] )

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston ; D : 2728,
Dec. 17, 1902 ; 2c. Jan. 17, 1903. 30335

Mrs. Connolly's cashmere; comedy in 1 act, by
S. MacManus. 27 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 8, 1913 ; D : 34065 ; Seumas Mac-
Manus, Madison, N. J. 30336

Mrs. Coulson's daughter; 1 act play for girls,
by Elizabeth Gale. New York, S. Freneh ; Lon-
don, S. French, ltd., 1912. 17 p. 12°.

© Aug. 29, 1912; 2c. Aug. 31, 1912; D:
30714 ; Samuel French, New York. 30337

Mrs. Cunningham's tragedy; drama in 4 acts,
by Max Glass. 65, [2] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 10, 1911 ; D : 23975 ; Sadey Glass,
Cincinnati. 30338

Mrs. Daffodil Downey's seance; a dramatic
sketch. 15 p. 8°. Printed.

© Ernest Wighton, London ; D : 8528, May
15, 1906; 2c. May 15, 1906. 30339

Mrs. Daffodil's seance; a dramatic sketch. 15
p. 8°. Printed.

© Ernest Wighton, London ; D : 8398, Apr.
23, 1906 ; 2c. Apr. 23, 1906. 30340

Mrs. Dakon; original play in 4 acts, by Kate
Jordan [i. e. K. J, Vermilye] 132 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 10, 1909; D: 17325; Kate Jor-
dan Vermilye, New York. 30341

Mrs. Dane's defence; a play in 4 acts, by H. A.
Jones. New York, London, The Macmillan
company, 1905. 4 p. 1., 127 p. 16°.

© Henry Arthur Jones, England ; D : 6419,
Mar. 16, 1905; 2c. Mar. 16, 1905. 30342

Mrs. Darcy's daughter; a play in 4 acts, by
C. W. Chesnutt. 125 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Charles W. Chesnutt, Cleveland; D:
8191, Mar. 19, 1906 ; 2c. Apr. 24, 1906. 30343

Mrs. Dargon's choice; play in 3 acts and 1
scene, by Leslie Shane. 48 p. f°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Aug. 9, 1915 ; D : 41457 ; George Aloys-
ius Burns, Milwaukee. 30343a

1519

30344

DEAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

30365

Mrs. Dascot; by L. Bryce find S. Stange. Type-
written.

© Lloyd Bryce, New York. j\nd Stanislaus
Stanije. Great Britain: 1894:10171, Feb. 14;
2c. Feb. 28. 30344

Mrs. Belaney of Newport; by William Je-
rome, 19 p. 4°. TypewritttMi.

I© James Hvde and Elinore sisters, Tk-ook-
Ivn ; D : 3351, Apr. 29, 1903 ; 2c. Apr. 22, 1903.

30345

Mrs. Depeyster's idea.
(The)

See Stay-at-home

Mrs. Derringer's double; farce in 1 act, Ity
V. H. Smalley. 17 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May IS, 1911; D : 24231 ; Estate of
Victor H. Smalley, Stephen Conday, adm.. St.
Paul. 30346

Mrs. IHdymus's party; a negro act in 1 scene.
by George H. Goes. Boston, W. H. Baker & co.,
189.3. 12 ]t. 12°. ( [Baker's darkey plays] )

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston; 1893:
28019, June 12 ; 2c. Oct. 20. 30347

Mrs. Doctor Hanford and the three tramps;
melodrama in 4 acts, by I. M. Silkwortb.
12 p. t\ Typewritten.

© Israel M. Silkworth, Baltimore ; D : 881 ."').
July 11, 1906 ; 2c. June 11, 1906. 30348

Mrs. Dr. Popular; warning to the unemployed
in 1 blast, by George Henry Trader. [11, 16 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 16, 1913; D: 34744; G. H.
Trader, Fort Wadsworth, K Y. 30349

Mrs. Dogberry's reception; play in 1 act. by
Charles Horwitz. [2], 5 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Aug. 3. 1912; D : 30431 ; James Sa-
vay, Meriden, Conn. 30350

Mrs. Dolan's dream; or. The washerwoman's
dream, comedy sketch or playlet in 1 act, by
L. Ilemonde. 11 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 30, 1910; D: 20630; Lea Ro-
monde, Chicago. 30351

Mrs. Dolly's carousal; dramatic piece in 1 act,
by E. M. Dolsen.

© Ethel Mowbray Dolsen, Los Angeles ; D :
6595, Mar. 10, 1905. 30352

Mrs. Dooley; a monologue of merriment, by
H. Talbot.

© Hayden Talbot, New York; D : 14914.
Jan. 27, 1909. 30353

Mrs. Dooley's pink tea; 1 act comedy, by
James Gorman.

© John E. Gorman, jr., New York ; D :

3455, May 11, 1903. 30354

Mrs. Doray; or, The home town, comedv in 4
acts, by J. F. Ballard. [Klo] p. 4°. "Type-
written.

© Ic. July 18, 1913 ; D : 33834 ; John Fred-
erick Ballard, Peterboro, N. H. 30355

Mistress Dorothy; in 4 acts, by C. Gilmore.
© Clifford Gilmore, Dayton, O. ; 1900 A :
20019, Oct. 19. 30356

Mistress Dorothy Marvin; a niinantic drama
in a i)ro]ogue and 4 acts, by M. Walsh.

© Marie Walsh, Brooklyn; 1896:28729,
May 11. 30357

Mrs. Dovecote's debut; a nnisical comedietta
in 1 act, by P. C. Johnson. 7 p. f°. Type-
written. [Words only]

© I'hilander C. Johnson, Washington ; 1900
A: 1427, Jan. 15; 2c. "Jan. l.">. 30358

Mrs. Barley's emancipation; comedv in 4 acts,
by C. \\'. Baclunann. [2], 94 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Mar. 9, 1911; D: 23600; C. Wm. Bach-
niann, Los Angeles. 30359

Mrs. Edding's vacation. Sec We-us-three in
Mrs. Edding's vacation.

Mrs. Egerton's conquests; a play in 4 acts, by
G. A. Scribner.

© Guillaume Alexandre Scribner. N(>w
York ; I ) : 1409 ; Feb. 7. 1902. 30360

Mrs. Elwell's paper. See Grange one-act
plays, no. 2.

Mrs. Erskine's devotion; a modern melodrama
in 4 acts, by 1'. Gibson. 200 ).. 4°. Type-
written.

© Preston Gilisoii. Chicago; D : .5312, Julv
16, 1904: 2c. July 16. 1904. 30361

Mrs. Fitzpatrick's offers of marriage. Ms.

© Mrs. E. E. Sheppard, United States;
1881:1.3147, Aug. 26; Ic. Aug. 20. 30362

Mrs. Flynn's lodgers; play in 1 act. by H. A.
Kniffln. New York, S. French ; I^ondon, S.
French, ltd., 1910. 23 p. 12°. ([French's
American acting ed., no. 12] )

© Oct. 22, 1910; 2c. Oct. 24, 1910; D:
22359; Samuel French, New York. 30363

Mrs. FoUansbee's tramp. See Original mono-
logues and sketches.

Mrs. Foozle; a farce comedy in 1 or 3 acts,
by H. Le Clair.

© Harry Le Clair, Cincinnati ; 1896 : 55093,
Oct. 5. 30364

Mistress for an hour. See Lady (A) servant.

Mrs. Forrester's crusade; a farce in 1 act, by
C. Leona Dalrymple. New Y'^ork, Dick and
Fitzgerald, 1908. S p. 12°.

© Dick & Fitzgerald, New York ; D : 12381.
Feb. 18, 1908: 2c. Apr. 30, 1908. 30365

1520

30366

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

30386

Mrs. Potter's first; a comedy in 1 act, by
Charles J. Bell. 24 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Mac. M. Barnes, New York ; D : 12713,
Apr. 10, 1908; 2c. Apr. 16, 1908. 30366

Mrs. Fred Haskins, jr.; a comediette, by A. S.
Richardson.

© Anna S. Richardson, New York; 1900
A : 15792, June 25. 30367

Mrs. Gadabout's busy day; a comedy in 1
act, by Mary Moncure Parker. Chicaso. F. J.
Drake & co., 1903. 11 p. 16°. ([Drake's
ed. of acting plays] )

© Frederick J. Drake & co., Chicago; D:
4255, Nov. 16, 1903; 2c. Nov. 25, 1908.

30368

See also New monologues and dialect

stories.

Mrs. Gate's skate; sketch, by D. Fager. [2],
31 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 9, 1914 ; D : 37511 ; Daniel Fager,
New York. 30368a

Mrs. Globe Trotter, IT. S. A., in Japan; musical
sketch in 1 scene, by Herbert Hall Winslow.
20 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Words only]

© Hattie Delaro-Barnes, New York; D:
7807, Nov. 3, 1905 ; 2c. Dec. 22, 1905. 30369

Mrs. Goddard of Ipsilanti; a 1 act play, by
W. M. Cressy.

© Will M. Cressy, Concord, N. H. ; D : 13632,
Aug. 22, 1908. 30370

Mrs. Goodwill; comedy with songs in 3 acts and
4 scenes, by L. A. Bahner. [166] p. f°. Type-
written. [Words only]

© Ic. Apr. 25, 1912 ; D : 29493 ; Leo Aloysius
Bahner, Denver. 30371

Mrs. Gorringe's necklace; play in 4 acts, by
H. H. Davies. Boston, W. H. Baker ,& co.,
1910. 4 p. 1., 176 p. 12°.

© Feb. 15, 1910 ; 2c. Feb. 16, 1910 ; D : 20200
Hubert Henry Davies, Loudon. 30372

Mrs. Grundy; an American comedy in 5 acts,
by J. B. Matthews.

© J. Brander Matthews, New York; 1871:
8845, Sept. 22. 30373

or. The way of the world, new and original

comic opera or musical comedy of society in
3 acts, words and music by J. F. Gesner.

© John Frederick Gesner, San Francisco;
1880 : 10956, July 16. 30374

Mrs. Hagan's triplets; by A. Thornton. [7] p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 8, 1912 ; D : 28786 ; Arthur Thorn-
ton, Worcester. 30375

Mrs. Haines' return; drama, by S. Miller. 27,
[2] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 9, 1911; D: 24438; Sara Miller,
New York. 30376

Mrs. Harrison. See Tragedy (The) of Nan.

Mrs. Hartington's daughter; a drama in 4 acts,
by C. H. Chase.

© Clifford Hoffman Chase, Haverhill, Mass. ;
1894:43564, Sept. 17. 30377

Mrs. Haywood's help; comedy in 2 acts, by
Gladys R. Bridghjuu. Pliiladelpliia, Peun pub-
lishing company, 1914. 45 p. 12°.

© Dec. 8, 1914 ; 2c. Dec. 11, 1914 ; D : 39063 ;
Penn pub. co., Philadelphia. 30377a

Mrs. Hazenby's health; a 1 act comedy, by C.
Brown.

© Curtis Brown, New York ; D : 4651, Feb.
25, 1904. 30378

■ a play in 1 act, by Curtis Brown. London,

J. Williams, ltd. [1912] 15 p. 8°.

© June 17, 1912; 2c. June 26, 1912; D:
30102 ; Joseph Williams, ltd., London. 30379

Mrs. Hennaberiy's Christmas eve; comedy in 3
acts, by L. Eyre. [116] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 22, 1911; D: 28071; Laurence
Eyre, Chester, Pa. 30380

Mistress Hibbins; a drama in 5 acts, by J. S.
Norton.

© John S. Norton, New York; 1872:9605,
Sept. 7. 30381

Mrs. Hilary regrets; comedietta, by S. Theyre
Smith. Loudon, J. Williams; New York, E.
Schuberth & co., 1896. 24 p. 12°.

© Joseph Williams, London; 1896:51354,
Sept. 14 ; 2c. Sept. 14. 30382

Mrs. Hogg's boomerang; farcical comedy in 1
act, by M. Arthur. 20 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 4, 1910 ; D : 20698 ; Malcolm Ar-
thur, Edgewood, R. I. 30383

Mrs. Hogswill's ambitions; or, A trip to Yur-
rup, a comedy in 3 acts, by R. F. and E. L.
Mead. Typewritten.

© Reginald Falkner Mead and E. L. Mead,
Spokane, Wash. ; 1900 A : 22597, Sept. 11 ; 2c.
Aug. 7, 1900. 30384

Mrs. Honora McGinty; a domestic drama in 4
acts, by Gus. Phillips (Oofty Gooft)

© Mrs. Augustus Phillips, Westport, Conn. ;
1886 : 12444, May 26. 30385

Mrs. Hoxie's divorce; by E. B. Pope.

© Edwin B. Pope, St. Louis; D: 16117,
June 23, 1909. 30386

5379—16-

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1521

30387

DRAMATIC COMPOSITTONS

30405

Mrs. Huntington-Smith; a comedy, by E. Hous-
ton.

© Edith Houston, Chicago; 1891:16104,
May 1. 30387

Mrs. Jack; a comedy in 3 acts, by G. L. Fur-
niss. [110] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Grace Livingston Furniss, New York ; D :
1505, Mar. 1, 1902 ; 2c. Mar. 1, 1902. 30388

Mrs. Jackson, jr.; an original comedy in 3 acts,
by W. Simms and C. Sinn.

© Willard Simms and Clarence Sinn,
United States ; 1895 : 21119. Apr. 16. 30389

Mrs. Jarley's mechanical toys; by Mrs. F. B.
Foster. 12 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Mrs. Frank Brisbin Foster, Brvn Mawr,
Pa. ; D : 15220, Feb. 2, 1909 ; 2c. Mar.'l, 1909.

30390

Mrs. Jenkins' birthday; farce comedy in 3 acts,
by R. Campbell. 57 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 31, 1910 ; D : 21210 ; Rose Camp-
bell, Cleveland. 30391

Mrs. Jenkins' brilliant idea; comedy, by Jessie
A. Kelley. Chicago, T. S. Denison & company
[1915] 17 p. 12°.

© Oct. 7, 1915 ; 2c. Oct. 11, 1915 ; D : 41951 ;
Eben H. Norris, Chicago. 30391a

Mrs. Jethro. 16 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Emma A. Arnold, New York ; D : 9356,
Oct. 31, 1906 ; 2c. Oct. 81, 1906. 30392

Mrs. Johnson's husband; farcical romance, by
J. McCree. 13 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 9, 1915; D : 40888 ; Junie Mc-
Cree, New York. 30392a

Mrs. Jones' afternoon tea; farce in 2 scenes, by
Helen Tucker Lord. Clyde, O., Ames' publish-
ing CO., 1907. 15 p. 12°. ([Ames' series of
standard and minor drama, no. 473] )

© Ames pub. co., Clyde, O. ; D : 12001, Dec.
30, 1907 ; 2c. Dec. 30, 1907. 30393

Mrs. Jones and her friends; a comedy, by F.
Gellatly.

© Francis Gellatly, Lake Forest, 111. ; 1874 :
3167, Mar. 16. 30394

Mrs. Joshua Whitcombe; or, Chips, an origi-
nal burlesque farcical comedy in 3 acts, by
C. L. Howard.

© Charles L. Howard, New York; 1879:
16353, Dec. 5. 30395

Mistress June; a comedy in 3 acts, by Whiting
Friar [pseud, of A. Clement]

Mrs. Karnes; by A. Palek, 68 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Alfred Palek, Denver ; D : 11436. Sept. 30,
1907 ; Ic. Sept. 30, 1907 ; Ic. Oct. 25, 1907.

30397

Mrs. Knowledge, attorney at law; a farce
^ comedy sketch in 1 act.

© Leo Bruckheimer, Kingston, N. Y. ; 1899 :
19326, Mar. 15. 30398

Mrs. Lane's sanitarium; by E. Cornell. 7 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Elizabeth Cornell, New York; D: 15136.
Feb. 19, 1909; 2c. Feb. 19, 1909. 30399

Mrs. Langford, the martyr; original play of
modern American life in 4 acts and 4 scenes,
by V. J. Hoyt. 110 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 9. 1911 ; D : 23305 ; Vance Josef
Hoyt, Los Angeles. 30400

Mrs. Larkin's cure; play in 1 act, by F. Solger.
15 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 2, 1911; D: 232.50; Frederick
Solger, Washington. 30401

Mrs. Lester's surprise. See Fire witch.

Mrs. McGreevy's boarders; play in 1 act, by
Ward Macauley. Philadelphia, Penn pub-
lishing company, 1913. 27 p. 12°.

© Aug. 2, 1913; 2c. June 24, 1915; D:
41037; Penn pub. co., Philadelphia. 30401a

Mrs. McLennan's lorgnette; play in 4 acts, by
W. L. Woollett. [5], 30 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 23, 1913 ; D : 33S68 ; William L.
Woollett, Berkeley, Cal. 30402

Mrs. Mainwaring's management; comedy in 2
acts, by John Redhead Froome, jr. New
York, S. French; London, S. French, ltd.,
1912. 45 p. 12°.

© Aug. 29. 1912; 2c. Aug. 31, 1912: D:
30713 ; Samuel French, New York. 30403

Mrs. Majoribank's musicale. See Mademoi-
selle Rossignol.

Mrs. Maltby's mole; or, The copper casket, a
farcical sketch in 1 act, by J. Butler Havi-
land. Boston, W. H. Baker & co., 1904. 11 p.
12°.

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston; D:
5686, Oct. 25, 1904 ; 2c. Nov. 14, 1904. 30404

Mrs. Marjorie's ring; by L. F. Wheeler. 15 p.
8°. Typewritten.

© La Verne Frangois Wheeler, Chicago;
D:1249, Jan. 6, 1902; Ic. Jan. 6, 1902; Ic.
.Tan. 20, 1902. 30405

© Ada Clement, San Francisco ; D : 344, Mistress Mary gives a garden party. See
Apr. 13, 190L 30396 Fairy plays for children.

1522

30406

COPYMGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

30426

Mistress Mary of Argyle; a play in 3 acts, by
J. T. Prince, ji\ 46 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© John Tucker Prince, jr., New York; D:
1736, Apr. 15, 1902 ; 2c. Apr. 15, 1902. 30406

Mrs. Maybrey's maid; a farce in 3 acts, by
T. N. Metcalf.

© Thomas Newell Metcalf, New York; D:
8283, Apr. 5, 1906. 30407

Mrs. Maynard's bell; play in 4 acts, by W. T.
Worden. [14] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 4, 1913; D: 33992; Wilbertine
T. Worden, New York. 30408

Mrs. Merrill's diversion. See Tenth (The)
commandment.

Mrs. Merrivale's finesse; comedy in 3 acts, by
R. E. Dunbar. 124 p. 12°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 8, 1912 ; D : 28612 ; Robin Ernest
Dunbar, South Bend, Ind. 30409

Mrs. Mix mixes; or. The reformer. 44 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Mrs. F. Henderson, New York; D: 14760,
Jan. 5, 1909; 2c. Dec. 26, 1908. 30410

Mrs. Moneymade's fitting-; play in 1 act. by
Piiuline Phelps and Marion Short. 4 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

"© Ic. Sept. 30. 1912; D: 31244; Edjrar S.
Werner, New York. 30411

Mrs. Moses Myers, a woman of nerve; com-
edy drama in 4 acts, by F. Dumont.

© Frank Dumont, Philadelphia; 1884:7771.
Apr. 11. 30412

Mrs. Mossby's niece; a farce-comedy in 3 acts,
by J. F. Roche. [62] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Joseph F. Roche, Dorchester. Mass. ; D :
817, Aug. 31, 1901 ; Ic. Nov. 4, 1901 ; Ic Dec.
4, 1901. 30413

Mrs. Mowbray's baby; play in 1 act, by J.
Meikle. 16 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 7, 1912 ; D : 31625 ; Jean Meikle,
Berkeley, Cal. 30414

Mrs. Mulcahy; comedy in 1 act, by Maurice
Hageman.

© Dramatic pub. CO., Chicago ; 1899 : 6785,
Jan. 19; 2c. Jan. 19. 30415

Mrs. Murphy's disappointment; comedy sketch,
by W. S. Griffith. Jersey City, Riant studio
[1914] [20] p. 24^

© Mar. 7, 1914; 2c. Mar. 21, 1914; D:
36431: Walter Smith Griffith, Brooklyn.

30415a

Mrs. Murphy's second husband; comedy in 3
acts, by U. Akerstrom. [97] p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. June 21, 1911; D: 24526; Ullie
Akerstrom, Brooklyn. 30416

1523

Mrs. Murphy's second husband — Continued.

farce, by Charles Horwitz.

© Gracie Emmett, Charlestown, Mass. ; D :
202, Feb. 1, 1901. 30417

Mrs. Murphy's third; 1 act dramatic composi-
tion, by F. J. Beaman. [1], 22 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Apr. 10, 1911 ; p : 23901 ; Fred J. Bea-
man, Washington. "" 30418

Mrs. Murray's dinner party. See Little plays
from American history for young folks.

Mistress Nan; a drama of the American Revolu-
tion in 3 acts, by F. W. Norcross.

© Frederic Walter Norcross, Philadelphia ;
1898 : 9371, Feb. 3 ; 2c. Aug. 16. 30419

Mistress Nancy; a drama in 4 acts, by Graham

Ashmead [i. e. H. G. Ashmead] [Chester, I'a.,

John Spencer, printer, 1902] 2 p. 1., 30 p. 8°.

© Henry Graham Ashmead, Chester, Pa. ;

D : 2184, July 29, 1902 ; 2c. Sept. 20, 1902.

30420

Mrs. Nation, the saloon smasher; a 4 act com-
edy burlesque, by E. B. Gulmyer.

© Erven B. Gulmyer, Chicago ; D : 448. May
10, 1901. 30421

Mistress Nell; a merry play in 4 acts, by G. C.
Hazleton, jr. Philadelpliia, 1900. cover-title,
•70 p. 8°.

© George C. Hazelton, jr., Philadelphia ;
1900 A : 9708, Apr. 16 ; 2c. May 15. 30422

Mrs. Newly-Rich (Mme. Nouveau-Riche); a
musical comedy in 2 acts, book and lyrics by
M. A. Bertrand. 20 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Li-
bretto only]

© M. Alfred Bertrand. St. Limis; D: 16043,
June 1, 1909; 2c. June 1, 1909. 30423

Mrs. Norton's mission; or, On the brink, mod-
ern plav of American life in 3 acts, by H.
Schindler. [140] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 2, 1915; D: 41663; Hans Schind-
ler and John C. Voigt, New York. 30423a

Mrs. 0. U. Rumpus; farce comedy in 4 acts, by
A. F. Clark. [2], 71 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 5, 1911 ; D : 23850 ; Arthur Free-
land Clark, Brooklyn. 30424

Mrs. Oakley's telephone; comedy in 2 acts, by
Eulora U. Jennings. New York, S. French;
London, S. French, ltd., 1904. 12 p. 12*'.

© Samuel French, New York ; D : 5448, Aug.
16, 1904 ; 2c. Nov. 19, 1904. 30425

Mistress (The) of Niagara Falls; by J. C.
Level.

© John C. Level, Buffalo ; 1885 : 9435, Apr.
23. " 30426

30426

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

30445

Mistress (The) of St. Ives; drama of the new
South in 3 acts, by Gordon V. May. New-
York, Dick and Fitzgerald, 1914. 57 p. 12°.

© Jan. 2, 1914 ; 2c. Jan. 3, 1914 ; D : 35532 ;
Dick & Fitzgerald, New York. 30426a

Mistress (The) of the inn (La locandiera); by
Carlo Goldoni, tr. by M. Pierson. Madison,
Wis., Wisconsin dramatic society, 1912. 109
p. 16°.

© Feb. 23, 1912; 2c. Feb. 23, 1912; D:
28806; Merle Pierson, Madison, Wis. 30427

Mrs. O'Flinn's telegram; monologue, by B. T.
Miller. 5 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 11, 1911 ; D : 25770 ; Bessie Thew
Miller, Los Angeles. 30428

Mrs. Old Nick; a play in 3 acts, by F. D. Rei-
nau.

© Frank D. Reinau, New York ; D : 8745,
June 28, 1906. 30429

Mrs. O'Malley's reception; play in 1 act, by
K. F. Welch. [1], 18 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 1.5, 1914; D : 37576 ; Katherine
Frances Welch, Freeport, N. Y. 30429a

Mrs. Osbourne's expiation; a drama in 4 acts,
by H. S. Richardson. 86 p. 8°. Printed.

© Henry Starr Richardson, Philadelphia ;
D : 2150, July 24, 1902 ; 2 c. Aug. 25, 1902.

30430

Mrs. Osmond's reflection; play in 4 acts, by
E. B. Benedict. [93] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 10, 1914; D: 37793; Edwin B.
Benedict, New York. 30430a

• Same. [75] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 26, 1915; D: 40188; Edwin B.
Benedict, New York. 30430b

Mrs. Partington; a comedy drama in 4 acts, by
C. F. Stevens.
© C. F. Stevens, Detroit ; 1881 : 12105, Aug. 5.

30431

Mrs. Partington and Ike; a comedy in 3 parts,
by W. P. Sheldon.

© William Palmer Sheldon, Mooresville,
[ ?] ; 1880 : 14723, Sept. 29. 30432

Mrs, Partington of Cobb's Corner; by Harry La
Marr and Charles Burnham.

© H. La Marr, Boston ; D : 11477, Oct. 7,
1907. 30433

Mrs. Pat and the law; tragi-comedy in 1 act,
by Mary Aldis. [1], 13 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 24, 1913 ; D : 34636 ; Mrs. Arthur
Aldis, Lake Forest, 111. 30434

See also Plays for small stages.

Mrs. Peckham's carouse; a 1 act farce, by G.
Ade. Typewritten.

© George Ade, Chicago; 1899:26679, Apr.
17 ; 2c. Apr. 17 . 30435

Mr. Peggy O'Neal Eaton; a play in 5 acts, by
M. W. Hogan. 42 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Michael W. Hogan, Chicago ; D : 3504,
May 28, 1903 ; 2c. May 28, 1903. 30436

Mrs. Pendleton's four in hand; play in 2 acts,
dramatized by L. Garrard, from the story by
Gertrude Franklin Atherton.

© Louise Garrard, Indianapolis ; 1891 :
27312, July 31. 30437

Mistress Penelope; a romantic drama in 1 act,
by Thomas L. Marble. Philadelphia, The
Peun publishing company, 1907, 13 p. 12°.

© Penn pub. co., Philadelphia ; D : 10952,
July 11, 1907 ; 2c. July 12. 1907. 30438

Mrs. Pennoyer's husband; a comedy drama in
4 acts, by Jathniel Dighton [pseud, of R. W.
Seabury] and Metcalf Young [pseud, of L. Y.
Cohen]

© Lily Young Cohen, New York, and Ruth
Williams Seabury, Brooklyn ; 1896 : 68366,
Dee. 15. 30439

Mrs. Pepper's ghost; an Ethiopian farce in 1
scene, by Levin C. Tees.

© Penn pub. co., Philadelphia ; 1894 : 30182,
June 2. 30440

Mrs. Pipp's Waterloo; play in 1 act, by E, O.
Jones. 20 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 25, 1910; D : 20624 ; Ellis O.
.Tones, Philadelphia. 30441

Mrs. Plodding's nieces; or, Domestic accom-
plishments, a comedy in 1 act, by Norah
Dunne. New York, The Roxbui'y publish-
ing company [1899] 22 p. 16°. ([Wizard
series] )

© Roxbury pub. co.. New York; 1899:
76324, Nov. 22; 2c. Nov. 15. 30442

Mrs. Polly stories. See Humanlike.

Mrs. Potiphar's past; farcelet, by Helene Gin-
gold and Lesser Columbus. 12 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Sept. 1, 1910; D: 22019; Laurence
Cowen, London. 30443

Mrs. Purple's remorse; drama in 4 acts, by
E, Fried. 31 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 9, 1912; D:307S0; Elizabeth
Fried, San Francisco. 30444

Mrs. Eadley Barton's ball; by O. Hammerstein,

© Oscar Hammerstein, New York ; 1897 :

14496, Mar. 1. 30445

1524

30446

COPYKIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

30466

Mrs. Raford, humanist; suffrage drama in 3
acts, by L. Brown. London, New York, L. E.
Landone, inc. [1912] 137 p. 12°.

© Nov. 18, 1912; 2c. Nov. 21, 1912; D:
31430; Leando Brown, New York. 30446

Mrs. Rawdon Crawley; a corned j' in 4 acts,
adapted from Wm. M. Thaclvcray's novel
Vanity fair, by J. H. Nevins.

© John Henry Nevins, Green Bay, Wis. ;
1900 A : 3919, Feb. 12. 30447

Mrs. Remington's alienated affections; by O.
Selleck. 20 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Oakley Selleck, New York ; D : 10251,
Apr. 2, 1907 ; 2c. Apr. 2, 1907. 30448

Mrs. Rooter's ball game; by E. C Simmons.
22 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 2, 1910; D: 22470; Earle C.
Simmons, Newport, R. I. 30449

Mistress Runaway; comedy for four ladies in
1 act, by M. Lefuse. New York, S. French ;
London, S. French, ltd., 1910. 18 p. 12°.
([French's acting ed. no. 1480])

© Nov. 21, 1910; 2c. Nov. 22, 1910; D:
22620; Samuel French, ltd., London. 30450

Mrs, Santa Claus, militant; Christmas comedv.
by Bell Elliott Palmer. Franklin, O., El-
dridge entertainment house, 1914. 15 p. 12°.
© Nov. 1, 1914; 2c. Dec. 19, 1914; D:
39155 ; Eldridge entertainment house, Frank-
lin, O. 30450a

Mrs. Scareitt's burglar; dramatic composition,
by J. M. Feigl and C. Amoss. 20 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 11, 1910 ; D : 20799 ; J. Mauldin
Feigl and Clinton Amoss, New York. 30451

Mrs. Shafto's boarders; a farce in 3 acts, bv
F. File. Proof.

© Franklin File, New York; 1881:6414;
Apr. 26; 2c. Apr. 27. 30452

Mrs. Shepherd and the blacksheep; original

I act comedy of errors, by Jack Burnett.

II p. f°. Typewritten.

© Louise and Sydney Loyd, San Francisco ;
D : 11570, Oct. 19, 1907 ; 2c. Oct. 19, 1907.

30453

Mrs. Shrimper's boarders; a comedy in 2 scenes,
by D. Francklyn. cover-title, [12] p. 8°.
Printed.

© Doris Francklyn, New York ; D : 7418,
Oct. 17, 1905; 2c. Oct. 17, 1905. 30454

Mrs. Shurn's conversion; play in 4 acts, by
H. E. Abend. 40 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 29, 1913 ; D : 33357 ; Hallett E.
Abend, Whiteman Creek, British Columbia.

80455

Mrs. Silent Brown; by John Ernest McCann.
19 p. 8°. Typewritten.

© Estelle Mortimer, New York; D : 3224,
Apr. 1, 1903; 2c. Mar. 20, 1903. 30456

Mrs. Simmons from Kansas; musical comedy
in 3 acts, by L. S. E. Giffroy. 61 p. f°.
Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© L. S. E. Giffroy, New York; D : 5138,
May 23, 1904 ; Ic. June 4, 1904. 30457

Mrs. Simms' child; by Mary P. Scofield.

© Mrs. A. H. Scofield, Stamford, Conn.;
1897 : 48698, Aug. 30 ; Ic. Aug. 11. 30458

Mrs. Skaggs' husbands. See Mliss, child of
the Sierras.

Mrs. Skimp on the suffrage question; char-
acter monologue, by Barry Gray, 6 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 25, 1910; D: 22377; Henry C.
Stantz, Toledo, O. 30459

Mrs. Smiley 's water cure; or. The end justi-
fies the means, by G. Thompson. 19 p. f°.
Typewritten,

© Genevieve Thompson, Portland, Or, ; D :
14026, Oct, 10, 1908; 2c, Oct, 10, 1908.

30460

Mrs. Smith's baby; a 1 act farce replete with
funny situations, by Hal Stephens.

© Stephens & Taylor, New York; 1900 A:
911, Jan. 10. 30461

Mrs, Smith's husbands; a 3 act comedy, by
C. Lewis.

© Catherine Lewis, New York ; 1896 : 40948,
July 13. 30462

Mrs. Smoothby's surprise party; a comedy in
1 act, by A. M. Haskell. 9 p. f°. Typewrit-
ten,

© Anna Marie Haskell, Chicago ; D : 9974,
Feb. 16, 1907; 2c. Feb. 16, 1907. 30463

Mrs. Snob at the milliner's; a monolog, by
Marie Madison Brotman. New York, M. Wit-
mark & sons, 1907. 8 p. 12°.

© M. Witmark & sons. New York; D:
11831, Nov. 29, 1907; 2c. Nov. 29, 1907.

30464

Mrs. Snob at the opera; by Marie Madison
Brotman. New York, Chicago, London, M.
Witmark & sons, 1907. 9 p. 12°.

© M. Witmark & sons, New York; D:
11813, Nov. 26, 1907; 2c, Nov, 26, 1907.

30465

Mrs. Snob at the races; a monolog, by Mnrie
Madison Brotman. New York [etc.] M. Wit-
mark & sons, 1907. 10 p. 12°.

© M. Witmark & sons. New York; D:
11830, Nov. 29, 1907; 2c. Nov. 29, 1907.

30466

1525

30467

DRA.MATIC COMPOSITIONS

30486

Mrs. Snobsley's reception; monologue, by F. G.
Ruthven. 6 p. 4°. Typewritten.

•© Ic. Oct. 21, 1912 ; D : 31194 ; Florence
Gertrude Ruthven, Detroit. 30467

Mrs. Stubbins' book agent; farce in 1 act, by
Henrv Cutler Stearns. Chicago, T. S. Deni-
son ["l909] 24 p. 12°. ([Amateur series])

© Sept. 27, 1909; 2c. Sept. 29, 1909; D:
16957; T. S. Denison, Chicago. 30468

Mrs. Take's mistake; a farce in 1 act, by F. J.
Munagle.

© Frank J. Munagle, Kansas City, Mo. ; D :
13016, May 20, 1908. 30469

Mrs. Temple's telegram; a farce in 3 acts, by
Frank [Gunning] Wyatt and William Mor-
ris. London. S. French, ltd. ; New York, S.
French, 1908. 116 p. 12°.

© Margaret O. Edwards, Brooklyn: D:
13303. July 7, 1908 ; 2e. Sept. 16, 1908. 30470

Mrs. Terry's Thursday at home. See Jeanie.

Mrs. Thornborough's apology; play in 3 acts,
by Henry Kitchell Webster. [2], 119 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 24, 1910 ; D : 22365 ; H. K. Web-
ster, Evanston, 111. 30471

Mrs, Tiffany's elopement; by H. F. Bagg. 48 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Helen F. Bagg, Chicago ; D : 13475. July
31, 1908; 2c. July 31, 1908. 30472

Mrs. Tompkins; farce comedy in 3 acts, by
A. L. Crimmins. [101] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 22, 1911; D : 24585 ; Agnes L.
Crimmins, Newton, Mass. 30473

Mrs. Tubbs of Shantytown; comedy-drama in
3 acts, by Walter Ben Hare. Chicago, T. S.
Denison & co. [1914] 70 p. 12°. ( [Alta
series] )

© June 8, 1914; 2c. June 11, 1914; D:
37285 ; Eben H. Norris, Chicago. 30473a

Mrs. Tubbs' telegram; a comedy in 1 act, by
K. M. Rice. [Northampton, Mass., Printed
by Gazette printing co., 1904] 18 p. 12°,

© Katharine McDowell Rice, Worthington,
Mass. ; D : 4466, Jan. 4, 1904 ; 2c. Apr. 6. 1904.

30474

Mrs. Tufthunter's dinner; an evening of inno-
cent intoxication, a monologue, by E. Frei-
berger.

© Edward Freiberger, Chicago; 1892:
4455, Jan. 28. 30475

Mrs. Tyler's second; a comedy drama in 3
acts, by Harry O. Osgood. Bo.ston. W. H.
Baker & co., 1907. 48 p. 12°.

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston; D:
11769, Nov. 19, 1907; 2c. Dec. 12, 1907.

30476

Mrs. Van Astorbilt's machine; 1 act comedy,
by J. P. Hugiies. [1], 13 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Oct. 23, 1912; D: 31228; James P.
Hughes, Tacoma, Wash. 30477

Mrs. Van Orm's dilemma; a play in 4 acts,
by F. L. Monroe.

© Fred L. Monroe, Detroit; D: 15909,
May 21, 1909. 30478

Mrs. Van Vechten's divorce dance; by E. S.
Van Zile. 15 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Edward S. Van Zile, Hartford: D:
7813, Jan. 4, 1906; 2c. Jan. 4, 1906. 30479

Mrs. Vernon; or, A fair daughter of Eve, by
L. J. Livingston.

© Louis J. Livingston, San Francisco ;
1886:9209, Apr. 17. 30480

Same.

© Louis J. Living.ston, San Francisco;
1886:18099, Aug. 9; 2c. Aug. 9. 30481

Mrs. Vivian, D. D. H.; comedy in 3 acts, by
C. D. Morgan. [1], 62 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 23, 1912; D: 30321; Charles D.

Morgan, Bournedale, Mass.

30482

Mrs. W. P.'s Christmas; play in 1 act, by C. L.
I>aing. 13 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 15, 1915; D : 39997 ; Charlotte
Louise Laing, Dixon, 111. 30482a

Mrs. Walthrop's bachelors; a comedy in 3
acts,, tr. and adapted from the German of
Roderich Benedix, by G. M. Baker and Wil-
lard Small. Boston, G. M. Baker & company,
1878. Ip. 1., 67p. 12°. ([The globe drama])
© George M. Baker, Boston ; 1878 : 10901,
Sept. 23 ; 2c. Oct. 2. 30482b

Mrs. Ware's husband; a comedy in 3 acts, by
Helen Beresford [p.seud. of H. E. B. Ford]
39 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Helen Elizabeth Brown Ford, Chicago;
D : 3275, Apr. 11, 1903 ; 2c. Apr. 16, 1903 ; Ic.
new ed. June 18, 1903. 30483

Mrs. Warren's profession; an unpleasant play,
bv Bernard Shaw. New York, Brentano's
1913. 84 p. 16°.

© Sept. 10, 1913; 2c. Nov. 13, 1913; A:
361162; G. B. Shaw, London. 30484

See also Plays, pleasant and unpleasant.

Mrs. Weatherford's dilemma; by Mrs. C. Har-
rison. 13 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Charles Harrison, Kansas City, Mo. ; D :
15108, Feb. 17, 1909 ; 2c. Feb. 17, 1909. 30485

Mrs. Welcome Jenks, jr.; a comedy in 3 acts,
by Mrs. F. Hall.

© Mrs. Franklin Hall, Troy, N. Y. ; 1899:
21453, Mar. 24. 30486

1526

30487

copyhighted in the united states

30503

Mrs. Wellington's surprise; comedy in 1 act,
by G. Kelly. 29 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 30, 1912; D: 31502; George
Kelly, New York. 30487

Mrs. Weston's allurements; comedy, by F. D. S.
Bethune. [4], 164 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 17, 1914; D : 35691 ; Fanenil
Dunkin Stein Bethune, New York. 30487a

Mrs. Wiggle of Sauer Kraut patch; a travesty
in 1 act, by B. McKee.

© Brainerd McKee, Louisville ; D : 4344,
Nov. 23, 1903. 30488

Mrs. Wilson— that's all; in 3 acts, by G. V.
Hobart. 90 p. 4°, Typewritten.

© George V. Hobart. Pelham IManor, N. Y. ;
D : 90S3, Sept. 13, 1906 ; 2c. Sept. 13, 1906.

30489

Mrs. Wilson's husband; society drama in 3
acts, by J. B. Moran. 51 p. 4°. Ms.

© Ic. June 22, 1910; D: 21434; John B.
IMoran, Brooklyn. 30490

Mrs. Worthington's career; play in 4 acts, by
S. C. Hinkle. 58 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 2, 1910; D: 20093; S. Cameron
Hinkle, Atlantic City. 30491

Mrs. Zane's relief fund; comedy in 3 acts, by
T. B. Galloway. 85 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 30, 1915; D: 42178; Tod Buch-
anan Galloway, New Brighton, N. Y. 30491a

Mists (The) ; play in 3 acts, by H. Fay. 80 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 27, 1913 ; D : 33349 ; Howard Fay,
New York. 30492

Misunderstanding (The); by R. Fischer.

© Rosa Fischer, Washington, Mo. ; D :
13214, June 19, 1908. 30493

comedv in 1 act, by F. T. Acker man. [14]

p. 4°. Ms.

© Ic. Apr. 29, 1911 ; D : 24096 ; Florence T.
Ackernian, Indianapolis. 30494

farce in 1 act, by A. G. Ericius. 20 p. 4°.

Ms.

© Ic. Feb. 6, 1915 ; D : 39694 ; Anna Gunde
Ericius, Spring Valley, N. Y. 30494a

Misunderstanding (The) at Tubbs'es. See
Bully's betrothin'.

Mit dem handschuh getraut; kolonialdrama in
3 akten, von J. Fabricius. Hamburg und Ber-
lin, 1907. 120 p., front., 12°.

© res. under act of Mar. 3, 1905, by Jan
Fabricius, Germany; res. no. 831; Ic. Mar. 8,
1907. 30495

Mit der Normannia; original lustspiel in 3
akten, von Alexander Weimann [pseud, des
G. R. A. Weimann]

© G. R. A. Weimann, Youngsville, N. Y. ;
1898 : 5836, Jan. 15. 30496

Mit Gott fiir kaiser und reich; lustige soldaten-
bilder aus dem kriege 1914, von C. Kraatz und
A. Hoffmann. Berlin, Vertriebsstelle des Ver-
bandes deutscher biihnenschriftsteller, g. m.
b. h., 1914. 76 p. 12°.

© Ic. Dec. 28, 1914 ; D : 39247 ; Curt Kraatz,
Wiesbaden, Germany, and Arthur Hoffmann,
Diisseldorf, Germany, 30496a

Mite (The) and the mighty; play in 2 acts, by
H. G. Hodgkins. [48] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 21, 1914; D: 39161; Howard
Gregory Hodgkins, Chicago. 30496b

Mite versus might; a comedy, by F. Bean.
© Fannie Bean, New York ; 1874 : 9445,

July 18.

30497

Mitislaw, the modern; operetta in 1 act, by
J. E.McManus. 27 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Li-
bretto only]

© Ic. Nov. 12, 1909; D: 17354; Ernest
Mayer, London. 30498

Mitmensch (Der); tragi-komodie, von Richard
Dehmel, nebst einer abhandlung iiber tragik
nnd drama. Berlin, S. Fischer, verlag, 1909.
168 p. 12°. ( [Gesammelte werke von Rich-
ard Dehmel, bd. 9])

© Aug. 12, 1909; 2c. Sept. 1, 1909; D:
16675 ; S. Fischer, verlag, Berlin. 30499

Mitsu-Yu-Nissi; or, The Japanese wedding,
by V. D. S[cudder] and F. M. B[rooks] Bos-
ton, Henry A. Young & co. [1887] 20 p. 16°.
(Young's standard series of plays)

© Henry A. Young & co., Boston ; 1888 : 1754,
Jan. 16; 2c. Jan. 17. 30500

Mitt; by L. F. Howard.

© Lon. F. Howard, United States; 1879:
11107, Aug. 19. 30501

Mittags gespenster; drama in 3 acten, von L. L.
Leser.

© Lotta L. Leser, Philadelphia ; D : 6163,
Jan. 31, 1905. 30502

Mitternachtsmaedel (Das) (The midnight
girl); pariser vaudeville in 3 akten, von Paul
Herve, musik von Jean Briquet und Adolf
Philipp, fiir die amerikanische buehne bear-
beitet von A. Philipp. [2], 200 p. 4°. Type-
written. [Libretto only]

© Ic. July 17, 1913 ; D : 33818 ; Adolf Philipp
CO., New York. 30503

1527

30504

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

30526

Mittsommer in Dalekarlien; deutsch-schwedi-
sches siugspiel mit national-gesangen und
Dational-tiinzen in 1 aufzuge, text von E. A.
Godelius, niusik von Hans Hiller. Text und
regiehuch. Leipzig, Verlag von Rudolf Gleis-
senberg, 1911. 35 p. 12°.

© Nov. 4, 1911 ; 2c. Mar. 1, 1912 ; D : 28897 ;
Rudolf Gleissenberg, Leipzig. 30504

Mittviroch (Der); komodie in 1 akt, von Hans
Miiller. Berlin, Felix Bloch erben, 1912. 33
p. 12°.

© Ic. Aug. 21, 1912; D: 30968; Felix Bloch
erben, Berlin. 30505

Mitzi; play in 3 acts, by F. C. Fay and Harry
Jelf. 133 p. 4°. TjTewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 21, 1910 ; D : 22610 ; Fay Douzet,
New York. 30506

Mix-up (A) at the seashore; musical farce in 1
act and 1 scene, by L. Stevens. [2], 29 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 9, 1912 ; D : 30670 ; Leo Stevens,
Omaha, Neb. 30507

Mix-up (A) in men.
the J hop.

See Day (The) before

Mix-up in Starr's house; by H. W. Richards.
24 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Henry William Richards, Springfield,
Mass.; D : 1.5336, Mar. 15, 1909; 2c. Mar. 26,
1909. 30508

Mixed; a farcical comedy in 3 acts, by Geo. H.
Jessop and Wm. Gill.

© .lessop and Gill, New York; 1884:5597,
Mar. 17. 30509

'■ — adapted from [Alfred Hennequin's]

Les trois chapeaux, by W. S. Craven. 61 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Walter S. Craven, San Francisco; 1887:
27234, Oct. 21 ; 2c. Nov. 21. 30510

— a farcical sketch in 1 act and 1 scene, by A.
Carey.

© Alexander Carey, New York; D : 3967,
Sept. 11, 1903. 30511

— 1 act play, by Arthur Wallack. [1], 36 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 24, 1912; D: 29473; Walter C.

Jordan, New York. 30512

a play showing entanglements, complica-

tions, and difficulties, and how they were fixed,
by F. G. Maeder.

© Fred G. Maeder, United States; 1874:
3177, Mar. 16. 30513

Mixed (A) affair.

© .L H. Tayl<ir. Mitchell, Ind. ; 1899:61991,
Sept. 25. 30514

Mixed (A) affair — Continued.

musical comedy sketch, by L. Pritzkow. 2

p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Louis Pritzkow, New York ; D : 1073, Nov.
8^ 1901 ; 2c. Nov. 5, 190L 30515

an original 1 act musical comedy. 6 p.

f°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© H. C. Rynar and Ed. White, United
States; D : 9761, Jan. 7, 1907; 2c. Jan. 7,
1907. 30516

or. The pipe fixer, by G. Dupree. 7 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© George Dupree, Brooklyn ; D : 6979. July
17, 1905; 2c. July 17, 1905. 30517

Mixed and twisted; written and composed by
D. Crimmins.

© Dan Crimmins, New York; 1896:61889,
Nov. 12. 30518

Mixed bag'gage; a skit in 1 act, by W. S. J.
MacAtee. 4 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© W. Sylvester J. MacAtee, Portland, Or. ;
D : 5340, July 25, 1904 ; 2c. July 25, 1904.

30519

Mixed drinks; a comedy sketch, by J. Hennings.
10 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 26, 1910 ; D : 21181 ; John Hen-
nings, St. Joseph, Mo. 30520

1 act farce comedy, by R. Lewis. 14 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 1, 1910 ; D : 22203 ; Ross Lewis.
Toledo, O. 30521

Mixed (A) foursome; farce in 1 act, [by] W. C.
De Mille.

© William Churchill De Mille, Pamlico,
N. J. ; 1899 : 72656, Sept. 25. 30522

Mixed happiness; a drama in 5 acts, by C. Shel-
ton.

© Carrie Shelton, California; 1880:17665.
Nov. 19. 30523

Mixed (A) interpretation; a comedy in 1 act,
by A. Barnicoat.

© Alice Barnicoat, Roslindale, Mass.; 1897;
21216, Apr. 2. 30524

Mixed (The) marriag'e; comedy in 3 acts, by E.
Forst. 109 p. 4°. T.vpewritten.

© Ic. June 8, 1915 ; D : 40876 ; Emil Forst,
New York. 30524a

from The Cingalee, by W. H. Risque. 1 p.

f°. Typewritten.

© Chappell & CO., London ; D : 5863, Dec. 5,
1904 ; 2c. Dec. 5, 1904. 30525

plav in 4 acts, by St. J. G. Ervine. Dub-
lin, Maunsel & co., ltd., 1911. 2 p. I. 55 p.
12°.

© June 3, 1911; 2c. Aug. 10, 1911; D:
24898; St. John G. Ervine, London. 30526

1528

30526

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

80545

Mixed (The) marriage — Continued.

See also Four Irish plays; by St. John G.

Ervine.

Mixed micks. See Commotion.

Mixed (A) mix-up; musical comedy in 1 act,
by Charles Norton. Chicago, Chicago manu-
script co., 1915. [3], 14 p. f°. Mimeographed.

© Oct. 14, 1915; 2c. Nov. 22. 1915; D:
42323 ; Alexander Byers, Chicago. 30526a

Mixed (A) mixer; or, A mixer's mix, comedy in

1 scene, by W. Robyns and Willard Holcomb.

© William Robyns, New "York ; 1899 : 66-507,

Oct. 13. 30527

Mixed, muddled and fixed; comedy sketch, by
H. Rogers.

© Harry Rogers, Chicago ; 1900 A : 6641,
Mar. 12. 30528

Mixed pickles; a comedy, by T. H. Sayre. 102 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© T. H. Sayre, NeAv York; 1884:21448,
Oct. 27; 2c. Apr. 8, 1885. 30529

— a comedy sketch in 1 act, by H. O. Towne.
11 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Helen Olcott Towne, Flushing, N. Y. ;
D : 7652, Nov. 25, 1905 ; 2c. Nov. 25, 1905.

30530

•farce, by M. S. Keightley. [2], 66 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. July 29, 1914; D : 37691 ; Mabel S.
Keightley, South Bend, lud. 30530a

Mixed relations; a whimsey in 3 acts, by C. E.
Hansel. 86 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 19, 1914; D: 38545; Charles E.
Hansel, South Bend, Ind. 30530b

Mixed tea; a comedy in 1 act, by F. D. Hen-
nessy and G. W. Fleming.

© Frank D. Hennessy and George --Walt.
Fleming, Syracuse, N. Y. ; 1894 : 15427,
Mar. 19. 30531

Mixed up; an original farcical comedy in 3

acts, by A. Benrimo.

© A. Benrimo, New York; 1880:159.52,

Oct. 20. 30532

Mixed voices; a musical comedy sketch in 1 act,
by Irving B. Lee.

© Frances Maurer, Chicago ; D : 15977. Apr.
16, 1909. 30533

Mixer's (A) mix. See Mixed (A) mixer.

Mixture (A) in marriage; a farce in 8 acts,
by Kenneth Lee. 80 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Martha Lee, Boston ; 1893 : 826, Jan. 4 ;
2c. May 6. 30534

Mixture (A) of Mallorys; by R. W. Neal. 27 p.

f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 14, 1911 ; D : 24690 ; Robert Wil-
son Neal, Amherst, Mass. 30535

Miyo San; a comic opera in 2 acts, by M. G.
Winstock. 80 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libret-
to only]

© Melvin G. AVinstock, New York ; D : 3479,
May 23, 1903 ; 2c. May ^23, 1903. 30536

Mizpah; a 1 act play, by J. W. S. Sullivan.
[1], 11 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 15, 1912; D: 28813; J. W. S.
Sullivan, New York. 30537

an original society comedy drama in 4 acts,

by Con T. Murphy.

© John W. Dunne, New York ; 1884 : 12043,
June 13. 30538

or. The empty sleeve, a refined dramatic

comedy in 2 scenes, by C. R. Warren. [2], 9
p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 12, 1912 ; D : 29027 ; Charles R.
Warren, Philadelphia. 30539

-or. The story of Esther, poetical drama in

4 acts, by E. W. Wilcox and L. Searelle. 105
p. f°. - Typewritten.

© Ella Wlieeler Wilcox and Luscombe Sear-
elle, United States ; D : 6173, Feb. 3, 1905 ; 2c.
Feb. 14, 1905. 30540

Mizzis werdegang; schwank in 3 akten, von
Adolph Rosee. Berlin, Theaterverlag Eduard
Bloch, 1912. 71 p. 12°.

© Ic. Feb. 29, 1912 ; D : 2S873 ; Tlieaterver-
lag Eduard Bloch, Berlin. 30541

Mliss; a drama in 4 acts, founded upon Bret
Harte's story, by H. A. Weaver.

© Henry A. Weaver, Boston ; 1873 : 4776,
May 3. 30542

■ See also Waif (The) of Smith's Pocket.

Mliss, a California idyl; a 5 act drama, taken
from Bret Harte's novel, by L. P. Richardson.
57 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Leander P. Richardson, New Y''ork ; 1878 :
10431, Sept. 11 ; 2c. Sept. 23. 30543

Mliss, a romance of Red Mountain; a drama
in five acts, by C. M. Greene, based upon the
novel of the same title, by F. Bret Harte and
G. B. Densmore.

© Clay M. Greene, San Francisco ; 1873 :
51.58, May 9. 30544

a drama In 4 acts, based upon the novel of

the same title by F. Bret Harte and G. B
Densmore, written conjointly with C. M.
Greene and A. S. Thomp.son.

© Clay M. Greene and A. S. Thompson,
United States ; 1878 : 2182, Feb. 19. 30545

1529

30546

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

30562

Mliss, an idyl of life in the California mines;
a drama founded upon Bret Harte's popular
stories in prose, by G. D. Brown.

© George David Brown, Alliany ; 1872 :
96, Jan. 5. 30546

Mliss, child of the Sierras; dramatization by
R. H. Cox, from Bret Harte's story of Mliss,
Mrs. Skaggs' husbands, and Miggles. 113 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© John E. McDonough, Philadelphia ; 1878 :
11762, Oct. 11 ; 2c. Nov. 18, 1881. 30547

Moabites (The); a play in 4 acts, by H. S.
Parker.

© H. S. Parker, Philadelphia; 1878:12919,
Nov. 9. 30548

Mob (The); piny in 4 acts, by John Galsworthy.
New York, Charles Scribner's sons, 1914. 5
p. 1., 76 p. 12°.

© June 18, 1914; 2c. June 20, 1914; D:
37367 ; Charles Scribner's sons. New York.

30548a

See also Plays; by John Galsworthy. 3d

series.

Mobile maids; dramatic composition in 1 act, by
E. M. Ross.

© Edw. M. Ross, New York ; D : 10761, June
12, 1907. 30549

Mobswoman (The); or. The cry of Ishmael,
drama in 1 act, by L. M. Lion and W. S. Hall.
New York, S. French ; London, S. French, ltd.,
1911. 24 p. 12°.

© Mar. 18, 1911; 2c. Mar. 20, 1911; D:
23693 ; Samuel French, London. 30550

Mock (A) initiation. See Mysteries of wood-
craft.

Mock marriage; a New York society comedy in
5 acts, by M. H. Gilbert.

© Marv Haines Gilbert, New York; 1873:
10115, Sept. 8. 30551

Mock marriages; a comedy drama, in which is
embodied a story of the consequences of sev-
eral couples being married for fun, etc., by R.
Ottolengui.

© Rodrigues Ottolengui, New York ; 1891 :
28447, Aug. 7. 30552

Mock (A) trial for breach of promise; a farce
in 1 act, by J. B. Ward and H. E. Manchester.
© J. B. Ward and Harriet E. Manchester,
Buffalo ; 1882 : 9442, June 8 ; 2c. June 24.

30553

Mock trial of the great kidnapping and breach
of promise case; or. Balm for a wounded
heart, by Frank Dumont. New York, Chicago
[etc.] M. AVitmark & sons, 1905. 24 p. 12°,
© M. Witmark & sons, New York ; D : 6151,
Jan. 28, 1905 ; 2c. Jan. 27, 1905. 30554

Mock-turtle (The); play in 1 act, by S. Jack.
© Samuel Jack, New York ; 1898 : 70166,
Dec. 2. 30555

Mockery (The) of fate; by B. C. Anderson. 62
p. f°. Typewritten.

© Bennett C. Anderson, Philadelphia; D:
14291, Nov. 14, 1908; 2c. Nov. 14, 1908. 30556

Mocking (The) bird; an emotional drama in 3
acts, by L. F. Bishop. Typewritten.

© L. Francis Bishop, Plainfield, N. J.;
1898 : 58668, Oct. 5 ; 2c. Sept. 11, 1899. 30557

Model; drama in 1 act, by F. Nathan. 15 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 19, 1910; D: 20506; Frances
Nathan, New York. 30558

22

— ■ dramatic composition, by B. Ongley
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 9, 1910 ; D : 20995 ; Byron Ongley,
Hartford. 30559

— operette in 3 akten, von G. Hackenschmidt.
[40] p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Aug. 11, 1914; D: 37807; Gustav
Hackenschmidt, New York. 30559a

'Play in 4 acts, by B. A. Devine and L.

Nichols. [123] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 18, 1912; D : 28353 ; Bernard A.
Devine, New York, and Edith Burnham, Bos-
ton. 30560

play in 3 acts, by M. Morton. [3], 77 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. June 4, 1910 ; D : 21307 ; Martha Mor-
ton, New York. 30561

Model (A) couple; 1 act comedy skit, by G. W.
Scott. 15 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 8, 1915; D: 40305; Geo. W.
Scott, So. Fallsburg, N. Y. 30561a

Model dialogues; a choice collection of original
dialogues, tableaux, etc., compiled by William
M. Clark. Philadelphia, The Penn publishing
company, 1897. 189 p. 12°.

© Penn pub. co., Philadelphia ; 1897 : 35456,
June 14 ; 2c. June 23. 30561b

a new and choice collection of original

dialogues, tableaux, etc., compiled by William
M. Clark. Philadelphia, J. W. Daughaday &
CO., 1874. 371 p. 12°.

© J. W. Daughaday & co.. Philadelphia ;
1874: 4770, Apr. 10; 2c. Apr. 10. 30561c

Model eavesdropper; a comedietta in 1 act, by
F. L. Norris. 8 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Frank Lester Norris, New York; D:
9396, Nov. 5, 1900; 2c. Oct. 30, 1906. 30562

1530

30562

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

30577

Model (A) enchantment; comedy-drama in 3
scenes, by E. Owsley-Roy. 17 p. 4°. Type-
written,

© ic. Nov, 18, 1915; D: 42286; E. Owsley-
Roy, Brooklyn, 30562a

Model (A) entertainment, for the exclusive
use of M, W. A. and B. N. A.; by O, S.
Harrison,

© Orris S. Harrison, Marshall, Ind. ; 1899 :
28819, Apr, 26, 30563

Model (The) father; a comedy.

© Ella Stockton, New York; 1887:3772,
Feb. 16. 30564

Model (A) frame up; comedy sketch in 1 act
and several scenes, by F. B. Coigue. [9] p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 25, 1915; D : 42219 ; Frank B.
Coigne, New York. 30564a

Model (The) girl; comedy with music in 3 acts,
book and lyrics by A. C. O'Dea, music by
Raymond Hurrell, produced by Frank Smith-
son. 112 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 11, 1915 ; D : 39656 ; Anne Cald-
well O'Dea, Rockville Center, N. Y. 30564b

Model growl; store window wax-figure comedy,
bv Agnes Electra Piatt. New York, E. S.
Werner & company, 1912. 8 p. 12°.

© Apr, 25, 1912; 2c. Apr. 27, 1912; D:
29504; Edgar S. Werner, New York. 30565

Model (A) housekeeper; play in 3 acts, by
T. McKean. 68 p. 4°, Typewritten,

© Ic. Aug. 14, 1914; D: 37850; Thomas
McKean, Philadelphia. 30565a

Model (A) husband; a comedy in 4 acts, adapted
from the German of Rosen, by A. Stein.

© Adolph Stein, Philadelphia; 1880:7005,
May 6. 30566

■ farce in 3 acts, by G. S. Johns. 143 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. June 19, 1913; D: 33539; Geo. S.
Johns, St. Louis. 30567

Model (A) lady; play in 1 act, by M. Wallace.
15 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 10, 1912 ; D : 28649 ; Morgan Wal-
lace, New York. 30568

Model (A) lover; a comedy in 2 acts, by Esther

B. Tiffany. Boston, W. H. Baker & co., 1893.

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston; 1893:

34214, July 22. 30569

Model (The) maid; comedy in 4 acts, by A.
Gerstenberg. [8], 121 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 14, 1912 ; D : 31882 ; Alice Ger-
stenberg, Chicago. 30570

Model (The) maid— Continued.

musical comedy in 3 acts, by P. Bartholo-

mae. [4], 75 p. 4°. Typewritten.
© Ic. Aug. 21, 1914 ; D : 37911 ; Philip Bar-

tholomae. New York. 30570a

Model (The) maker; farce comedy in 1 act, bv
E. Hanlon. [1], 19 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. IS, 1914;- D: 36762; Edward
Hanlon, New York, • 30570b

Model (A) of perfection; play in 1 act, by A. K.
Harned. [1], 12 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 2, 1912; D : 30153 ; A. K. Har-
ned, New York. 30571

Model (The) of Venus; modern drama in 3 acts,
by C. R. Schubering. 113 p. 4°, Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. July 31, 1911; D: 24810; C. R.
Schubering, Oakland, Cal. 30572

Model (A) pair; a comedy in 1 act, by Jacob
Abarbanell (Ralph Royal [pseud.]) New
York, De Witt, 1882. 12 p. 12°. ([De Witt's
acting plays, no. 302] )

© A. T. B, De Witt, New York; 1882:
19921, Nov. 21 ; 2c. Jan. 22, 1883. 30573

Model (A) revenge; a comedy in 3 acts, by
G. W. Walthew. Typewritten.

.© Geo. AV. Walthew, United States; 1893:
20731, Apr. 28 ; 2c. Feb. 12, 1894. 30574

Model (The) school; by J. F. Morgan. Type-
written.

© Joseph F. Morgan, Harrisburg, Pa. ; 1896 :
55099, Oct. 5 ; 2c. Oct. 5. 30575

Model (The) school at Lickskillet; a comedy
of 3 scenes, by H. W. Sawyer. Council Bluffs,
la., The model school company.

© H. W. Sawyer, Council Bluffs, la. ; 1896 :
23589, Apr. 16; Ic. Mar. 16, 1897. 30576

Model (The) seminary. See Kathro.

Model (The) spy; play in 3 acts, by Charles
Goddard. 14 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 11, 1915; D: 40618; Star co.,
New York. 30576a

Model (The) town; by D. R. Olmstead. Ms.

© David R. Olmstead, Prophetstown, 111.;
1880 : 6707, May 1 ; Ic. May 1. 30577

Model (The) wife. See Fidelity.

Modelo (El) de virtudes; juguete comico en 2
actos, el segundo dividido en 2 cuadros, original
de P. Munoz Seca. Madrid [Sociedad de au-
tores espanoles] 1913. 62 p. 12°.

© Mar. 28, 1914; Ic. May 30, 1914; D:
36515 ; Pedro Munoz Seca, Madrid. 30577a

1531

30578

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIOlSrS

3059S

Models of Jardin de Paris; by B. Bui'ke and
C. Henry. [6] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 20, 1909 ; D : 17025 ; Billie Burke
and Carroll Henry, New York. 30578

Model's (A) rehearsal; a theatrical sketch in
1 act, by C. Verger.

© C. Verger, Duluth, Minn.; 1897:40885,
July 14. 30579

by H.* Memminger.

© Henrietta Memminger, Chicago ; 1897 :
47202, Aug. 23. 30580

Modern (A) Abelard; by Mrs. S. Crowninshield.
40 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Mrs. Schuyler Crowninshield, Seal Har-
bor, Me. ; D : 7525, Nov. 7, 1905 ; 2c. Sept. 19,
1905. 30581

Modern Africa; or, The triumph of love, by
K. von Hartmann. Typewritten.

© Emil von Hartmann, Baltimore; 1893:
8558, Feb. 14 ; 2c. June 14. 30582

Modern (A) Alexander; original play in 3 acts,
by Bancroft Brawn [pseud, of G. M. Travis]
117 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 27, 1915; D : 41389 ; George M.
Travis, Brooklyn. 30582a

Modern (A) Ananias; a comedy-drama in 3 acts,
by J. A. Fraser, jr. Chicago, The Dramatic
publishing company [1895] 66 p. illus.
(plans) 12°. ([American amateur drama])
©* Dramatic pub. co., Chicago ; 1895 : 60112,
Nov. 29; 2c. Dec. 2. 30583

a 1 act fai'ce, by J. E. McCarthey. Type-

written.

© John E. McCarthey, Saginaw, Mich. ;
1900 A : 14994, June 16 ; 2c. June 16. 30584

Modern (A) Andromeda; a comedv in 1 act, by
M. Tracy.

© Marguerite Tracy, New York; 1897:
44711, Aug. 7. 30585

Modern (The) ark; a Nile dream, in 3 acts, by
S. C. Kidder.

© Sara C. Kidder, North Evanston, 111.;
1890:4979, Feb. 10. 30586

Modern (A) Beau Brummell; musical comedy,
by G. F. :Moore. 99 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 29, 1910; D : 21676 ; Geo. F.
INIoore, Brooklyn. 30587

Modern (A) bluebeard; an original drama in 5
acts, by C. A. Smith.

© Charles A. Smith, Chicago ; 1897 : 65652,

Nov. 26. 30588

Modern (A) Camille; a satirical farce comedy

in 3- acts, adapted from the French by Saint

Aubin [pseud, of A. A. Corbett]

© Adolph St. Aubin, New York; 1895:
52906, Oct. 17. 30589

Modern (A) Carmen; operatic comedy in 1
scene, by W. Holcomb.

© Willard Holcomb, New York ; D : 2326,
Sept. 13, 1902. 30590

Modern (A) cavalier. See At Santa Felicia.

Modern (A) Christian; in 4 acts, by J. M. Col-
ville.

© James Malcolm Colville, Philadelphia;
D : 2247, Aug. 16, 1902. 30591

Modern (A) Cinderella; comedy in 2 acts, bv
Gladys Ruth Bridgham. Boston, W. H. Baker
& CO., 1915. 30 p. 12°.

© Feb. 2.5, 1915; 2c. Feb. 26, 1915; D:
39793 ; Walter H. Baker & co., Boston.

30591a

musical comedy in 2 acts and 4 scenes, by

Frederick Otto. 14 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 5, 1915; D: 39595; Jones &
Crane, Chicago. 30591b

Modern (The) Cinderella and her fairy god-
mother; or, The secret of how to te beauti-
ful, by a ]\Iurray Hill belle. New York, J. M.
Hurd and co.

© L. Shaw, New York ; 1880 : 16865, Nov. 6.

30592

Modern (A) Circe. See Donna.

Modern (A) Columbus; a saltatorial medley in
3 acts, by W. D. Preston. Ic. Ms., Ic. typewrit-
ten.

© William Duncan Preston, New York ;
1890:7931, Mar. 10; 2c. Mar. 10. 30593

Modern (The) comedy of errors; adapted by
Martha Lafitte Johnson.

© C. E. AVarburton, Philadelphia; 1872:
5225, May 18. 30594

Modern (The) conquest; by S. C. Goodman.
© Samuel Clarence Goodman, Kansas City,
]\Io. ; D : 15517, Apr. 2, 1909. 30595

Modern (A) craze. See Dream camp.

Modern crime; drama in 5 acts, by Victor Pnini.
97 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 14, 1909 ; D : 17098 ; William J.
Perlman, Brooklyn. 30596

Modern (A) David; 1 act playlet, by M. Keene.
20 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 22, 1911; D : 24033 ; Mattie
Keene, New York. 30597

Modern (A) Diana; sketch in 1 act, by George
Totten Smith. 13 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Lida Dexter, New York ; D : 597, June 20,
1901 ; 2c. June 20, 1901. 30598

Modern Dianas. See Lion (The) hunters.

1532

30599

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30621

Modern (The) divorce; 1 act farce comedy, by
Howard Wiswall Bible. 12 p. f°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Nellie Malcolm, New York; D : 9562,
Dec. 1, 1906 ; 2c. Nov. 23, 1906. 30599

Modern (A) dream; by Helen Driie. 10 p. f°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. June 27, 1910; D : 21424 ; Alice K.
Sraarte, Los Angeles. 30600

Modern (The) dreamer; play in 4 acts, by R. H.
Real. 59 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 1, 1911; D : 23244 ; Robert H.
Real, Baltimore. 30601

Modern Dromios; an American comedy melo-
drama in 4 acts, by C. E. Sinn.

© Jav Sirams and Willard Sinims, Chicago ;
1890 : 7633, Mar. 7. 30602

Modern (A) ecstasy. See Maid (The) of clubs.

Modern (A) Eve; by C. S. Booth.

© Charles Stewart Booth, New Orleans ; D :
11889, Dec. 9, 1907. 30603

or, The power of love, a drama, by R. G.

Morris.

© Robert Griffin Morris, New York; 1882:
21061, Dec. 12. 30604

Modern (A) experiment; a melodrama in 5
acts, by Aida [pseud, of F. D. Baker]

© Frances Davis Baker, Buffalo; 1898:
17792, Mar. 16. 30605

Modern (A) fable.

© Hal King, Rome, N. Y. ; D : 554, June 6.
1901. 30606

Modern fate. See Fate.

Modern friendship; comedy in 1 act, by S. L.
Sterufield. 14 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 4, 1915; D: 41896; Simon Leo
Sternfield, Brooklyn. 30606a

Modern (A) Galatea; comedy sketch in 1 act,
by C. Hill. 5 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Christine Hill, Minneapolis ; D : 13047,
May 25, 1908 ; Ic. May 18, 1908 ; Ic. June 22.
1908. 30607

Modern (A) girl; American play in 4 acts, by
Ruth C. Mitchell [i. e. R. C. M. Young]
151 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 15, 1913; D: 33799; Julius
Steger, New York. 30608

Modern (A) Hagar; or, The great Eitson case,
a play in 4 acts, by L. Marston.

© Lawrence Marston, New York ; 1900 A :
14422, June 11. 30609

Modern (A) Hercules; by M. G. Winstock.
© Melvin G. Winstock, Seattle; 1897:
34057, June 4. . 30610

Modern (A) hero; a farcical comedy in 3 acts,
by F. C. Cameron. 3 p. 1., 84 p. 4°. Ms.

© Francis S. Cameron, St Louis; 1885:
8052, Apr 6; 2c. June 1. 30611

• ■ See also Philip Heme.

Modern homestead. See Thirst.

Modern improvements; a farce comedy, in 3
acts, by H. C. Boniface. 131 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Harry C. Boniface, New York; 1SS6:
19326, Aug. 26; 2c. Oct. 9. 30612

Modern (The) Janus; a dramatic impersona-
tion, by Mark Gilbert.

© M. Marks, jr., Portland, Or. ; 1899 : 7541,
Jan. 23. 30613

Modern (A) Jekyll and Hyde. See Pet (The)
of the petticoats.

Modern (The) Joan of Arc; by J. P. Buckley.

© John P. Buckley, New Orleans; D:

7064, Aug. 3, 1905. 30614

Modern Jonah; play in 4 acts, by H. Anderson.
24 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 23, 1909 ; D : 16762 ; Harriet
Anderson, Cleveland. 30615

Modern Judas; by Lincoln J. Kibbey. 53 p.
f°. Typewritten.

. © Major A. Hunt, Midland, Mich.; D:
6873, June 24, 1905 ; 2c. June 26, 1905. 30616

a drama, by N. C. Guion.

© Nettie Cortelyou Guion, New York;
1891:34178, Sept. 25. 30617

Modern (The) Junius; a 4 act comedy drama,
by D. Cohen, no. 1.

© David Cohen, St. Paul ; 1898 : .53283.
Sept. 12. 30618

Modern justice; drama in 5 acts, by R. O. R.
Reichel. St. Paul, Minn., R. O. R. Reichel,
1906. 79 p. front, (port.) plates. 12°,

© Rhoda O. Rebay Reichel, St. Paul; D:
7591, Nov. 9, 1905; 2c. May 31, 1906. 30619

Modern (A) King Midas. See Golden (The)
touch.

Modern (A) Lady Godiva; a play in 4 acts, by
Lloyd Bingham and Fred F. Schrader. 85 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Bingham & Schrader, New Yoi'k ; D:
10527, May 9, 1907 ; 2c. May 21, 1907. 30620

Modern Lady Macbeth; by Lillian Guthrie. 15
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 17, 1909 ; D : 17430 ; Beatrice
Moreland, New York. 30621

Modern (The) Leah. See Red (The) flag.

y

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30638

Modern love; by K. L. Dalliba. [65] p. 4".
Typewritten.

© Kate L. Dalliba, New York; D : 15335,
Mar. 15, 1909; 2c. Mar. 15, 1909. 30622

Modern (A) love story; in 3 acts, by The Sis-
ters.

<£) Mrs. Henry Churchill de Mille, Pompton,
N. J. ; 1898 : 57755, Oct. 1. 30623

Modern (A) Magdalen; drama in 4 acts, by
Haddon Chambers.

© Lloyd Bingham, New York; D : 1907,
Mar. 19, 1902. 30624

an original drama in 3 acts, by Isabel Mon-

crieff. 92 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Helena Clendenen, May wood. 111. ; D :
1154, Dec. 4, 1901; 2c. Dec. 4, 1901; 2c.
(printed) Sept. 24, 1902. 30625

^ play in 4 acts, by B. K. Phillips. 33 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 27, 1915; D: 40017; Bettine
Kavanaugh Phillips, San Bernardino, Cal.

30625a

• by Edgar Ho.yer, adapted by Haddon

Chambers. 161 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 23, 1915; D: 39488; Emanuel
Lederer, New York. 30625b

Modern (The) man; play in 4 acts, by E. H. Dil-
lon. 35 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 8, 1915 ; D : 41938 ; Emma Hart-
man Dillon, Youngstown, O. 30625c

Modern (A) marriage; dramatic sketch, by E.
Worthington. 36 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 11, 1913; D : 35311 ; Edward
Worthington, New York. 30626

• • See also Marriage a la mode.

Modern (A) martyr; by B. Taub.

© Bernard Taub, New York ; D : 14452, Dec.
4, 1908. 30627

drama in 4 acts, by N. M. Rubin.

[1], 71 p. 8°. Ms.

© Ic. Oct. 30, 1915; D: 42133; Nathan M.
Rubin, Bronx, N. Y. 30627a

an original play in 1 act, by F. P. Dodge.

© Frederick Paulding Dodge, New Rocholle,
N. Y. ; 1897 : 21072, Apr. 2. 30628

Modern masque. See Short plays; by Mary
MacMillan.

Modern (A) match; miniature comedy in 1 act,
by C. W. Tackenberg. [3], 15 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Feb. 3, 1914 ; D : 35893 ; Charles Wil-
liam Tackenberg, Cincinnati. 30628a

Modern (A) Mazeppa; scenario, by S.Johnstone.
Typewritten.

© Sibyl Johnstone, New York ; 1896 : 62256,
Nov. 14 ; 2c. Nov. 14. 30629

Modern (A) Mephisto; or, A thief's redemp-
tion.

© William Morris, New York; D : 10860,
June 27, 1907. 30630

or, The matrimony stakes, an American

drama in 4 acts, by R. J. Donnolly.

© Robert J. Donnolly, Brooklyn; 1890:
14865, May 5. 30631

Modern (A) Midas; in 4 acts, by P. B. Arnold.
[5] 123 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 20, 1910; D : 22331 ; P. B. Ar-
nold, Boston. 30632

Modern (A) minuet. Sec Passing (The) show.

Modern (The) miracle; psychological drama in
4 acts, by G. Gibson. [117] p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Nov. 5, 1914 ; D : 38705 ; Gerolt Gibson,
New York. 30632a

— a tragedy in 5 acts, by Aida [pseud, of F.
D. Baker]

© Frances Baker, Buffalo; 1898:22141,
Apr. 7. 30633

— See also Awakening (The) of Minerva.

Modern (A) Mrs. Malaprop; comedy monologue,
by L. B. Griffin.

© Lucia B. Griffin, New York ; 1899 : 34951,
May 24. 30634

Modern (A) Moses. See Shipwrecked.

Modern (The) muddle; a comedy drama in 4
acts, by B. Whitney.

© Bruce Whitnev, Milwaukee; D : 10702,
June 5, 1907. 30635

Modern (The) Napoleon and women's suffrage;
play in 2 scenes, by J. Fulgione. 3 p. 4".
Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 11, 1913; D: 34184; Joseph Ful-
gione, Corona, N. Y. 30636

Modern (A) New York Hamlet; by Frank
Blake.

© Stephen Fiske, New York; 1899:81700,
Dec. IS. 30637

Modern (A) Othello; a farce comedy in 1 act,
adapted from the French of Brisbarre and Marc-
Michel, by Walter E. Hoffmann. Philadelphia,
Penn publishing company, 1898. 2 p. 1., 27 p.
12°.

© Penn pub. co., Philadelphia ; 1898 : 44020,
July 23 ; 2c. July 25. 30638

1534

30639

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

30655

Modem (A) Othello — Continued.

playlet, by J. G. Dorso. 8 p.

written.

Type-

© Ic: Oct. 1, 1910 ; D : 22201 ; J. G. Dorso,
Oakland, Cal. 30639

Modern (A) pagan; or, The queen of Newport,
a play in 4 acts, by Wheaton Seabury [i. e.
F. W. Seabury]

© Frederick W. Seabury, Providence, R. I. ;
1898 : 10613, Feb. 9. 30640

Modern (A) Perdita; a drama in 4 acts, by
L. J. Henderson and A. M. Smith. 99 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Lucius Junius Henderson and Alice
Maude Smith, United States ; D : 3804, Aug. 7,
1903; Ic. Aug. 13, 1903; Ic. Sept. 2, 1903.
[Also entered Dec. 27, 1904, under title Pau-
line Darcy] 30641

Modern (A) Pocahontas; libretto, by Geo. D.
Scott, music by F. R. Gillis. 4 1. obi. f°.
Printed. [Libretto only]

© Frank R. Gillis, Washington ; 1892 : 46329,
Nov. 14 ; 2c. Nov. 14. 30642

Modern politics; a drama in 3 acts, by L. Michel.

© Louis Michel, Paterson ; 1895 : 31145,
June 12. 30643

Modern (A) Portia; a drama in 1 act, by E. J.
Ruskay. 30 p.- 8°. Typewritten.

© Esther J. Ruskay, New York; D : 3099,
Mar. 5, 1903; Ic. Feb. 25, 1903; Ic. May 13,
1903. 30644

a play in 3 acts, by J. S. Norton.

© John S. Norton, New York ; 1872 : 2266,
Mar. 8. 30645

Modern (A) prodigal; a comedy-drama in 5
acts, by C. H. Robinson.

© Charles H. Robinson, Denver; 1894:
43112, Sept. 14. 30646

a drama in 4 acts, by W. T. Cook.

© William T. Cook, Whitehall, N. Y. ; 1893 :
52078, Nov. 23. 30647

Modern (The) Prometheus. See I/umita.

Modern (A) proposal; duologue in 1 act. by
Marsden Brown. Chicago, The Dramatic
publishing company.

© Dramatic pub. co., Chicago ; 1897 : 39527,
July 6 ; 2c. July 6. 30648

Modern (The) Puck, Sec Midget,

Modern (A) Pyramus and Thisbe,
by induction.

Modem Queen Esther; pathetic child-dialect
monologue for small girl, by Stanley Schell.
New York, Printed by Nyvall print, 1914.
p. 157-162. 12°.

© Apr. 20, 1914; 2c. Apr. 24, 1914; A:
372602; Edgar Schell Werner, New York.

30648a

Modern resurrection; 1 act comedy, by W. H.
Wilkison. 9 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© William H. Wilkison, Indianapolis ; D :
5457, Aug. 17, 1904; 2c. Aug. 17, 1904. 30649

Modern (The) Romeo and Juliet,
and reality.

See Dream

Modern (The) Salome; drama in 4 acts, by F.
Halsey. [94] p. 4°. and f°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Feb. 20, 1911 ; D : 23408 ; Forrest Hal-
sey, New York. 30650

Modern (The) Samaritan; drama in a prologue
and 2 acts, by E, F. Duulavy. [85] p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 3, 1914; D : 37729 ; Edward F.
Dunlavy, Pontiac, Mich. 30650a

Modern (The) Sappho; drama in 4 acts and 6
scenes, by Jacob Gordin, authorized English
version, by A. J. Gordin. [73] p. f°. Type-
written.

© Ic. July 11, 1914; D: 37644; Alexander
J. Gordin, individually and as administrator
of the estate of Jacob M. Gordin, dec'd,
Brooklyn. 30650b

Modern (The) school for scandal; play in 5 acts,
by W. M. Kerr. [121] p. 8°. Ms.

© Ic. Mar. 16, 1912; D: 29057; William
Melville Kerr, Franklin, Pa. 30651

Modern sewing society; an entertainment in 1
scene for female characters only, by O. W.
Gleason. Boston, W. H. Baker '& co., 1906.
16 p. 12°. (On cover: Baker's novelties)

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston; D:
7563, Nov. 15, 1905 ; 2c. Dec. 13, 1905. 30652

Modern shams. See Lady Jim.

Modern shrew taming; play in 1 act, by J. M.
Francis. [1], 5 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 28, 1913; D : 34264 ; John M.
Francis, Troy, N. Y. 30653

Modern shrews and shrewsters; a comedy, by
W. Davis.

© Washington Davis, New York ; 1889 : 9941,
Mar. 29. 30654

See Love

1535

Modern (A) Shylock; by L. Trimble. 18 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Laurence Trimble, Dallas ; D : 13820.
Sept. 18, 1908; 2c. Sept. 18, 1908. 30655

30656

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

30673

Modern (A) Shylock — Continued.

by Mrs. F. H. Jackson. 62 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Au?. 31, 1909 ; D : 16674 ; Mrs. F. H.
Jackson, East Cleveland. 30656

[3],

dramatic sketch, by S. Blumenberg.

. 18 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 19, 1913; D: 32992; Samuel
Blumenberg, Minneapolis. 30657

— play in 4 acts, by F. Kovacb. 50 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 17, 1915; D: 40027; Franyo
Kovach, Cambridge, Mass. 30657a

Modern singing lesson; by C. Loftliouse. 0 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 9, 1910; D : 20183 ; Charles
Lofthouse, Nassau, Bahama Islands. 30658

Modern (A) socialist; play in 1 act, by W.
Montague. 9 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 25, 1912; D : 29159 ; Walter
Montague, San Francisco. 30659

Modern society; a comedy in 4 acts, tr. and
adapted from Alexander Dumas' Le demi-
monde, by Edward P. Clancy.

© Harry L. Pugh, Racine, Wis. ; 1893 : 7842,
Feb. 10. ■ 30660

Modern (A) Solomon; comedy sketch, by F.
Finney. [2], 23 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 1, 1914; D: 37710; Frank Fin-
ney, Winthrop, Mass. 30660a

Modern thieves; a play, by Charles Severson
[pseud, of C. S. Satterlee] 91 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Charlie S. Satterlee, New York; D:
13236, June 24, 1908; 2c. June 24, 1908.

30661

Modern (The) tower of Babel. See Confusion
(The) of tongues.

Modern (A) Trilby. See Hoosier (The) girl.

Modern (A) Venus; an acting sketch in 1 scene,
by L. C. Tees.

© Levin C. Tees, Philadelphia; 1899:
35786 ; May 29. 30662

Modern (A) version of the old play of Sweet-
hearts. See After thirty years.

Modern viking; a comedy-drama in 3 acts, bv
D. B. Sorlin.

© Daniel B. Sorlin, New York; D : 4849,
Apr. 7, 1904. 30663

a play, by Mrs. F. G. Williams.

© Mrs. Frank Gay Williams, New York ;
1892:18448, Apr. 28, 30664

Modern (The) virgin; comedy in 1 act, by S. L.
Sterufield. 11 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 2, 1915; D: 41882; Simon Leo
Sterntield, Brooklyn. 30664a

Modern (A) waiter; by C. S. Turner.

© Cornelius Schofield Turner, Minneapolis;
1897 : 57781, Oct. 12. 30665

Modern (The) way; [by S. Chambers] 77 p.

t°. Typewritten.

© Stephen Chambers, Chico, Cal. ; D : 12372,
Feb. 17, 1908 ; 2c. Feb. 17, 1908. 30666
See also Plays; by Mrs. W. K. Clifford.

Modern ways in ancient days. See Ariadne.

Modern (A) witch; or, The haunted room,
farce comedy in 3 acts, by H. Wagner.

© Hermann Wagner, Milwaukee; 1899:
51174, Aug. 9. 30667

Modern (The) woman; monologue, by G. Sco-
tield and A, M. Frazier. 2 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. May 20, 1914; D : 37152 ; Gladys
Scolield and Anna McPerrin Frazier, Los
Angeles. 30667a

play of modern American life in 2 acts, by

C. S. Booth. 169 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 11, 1913; D: 33773; Charles
Stewart Booth, Chattanooga. 20668

Modern (A) woodman; an American comedy
drama in 5 acts, by C. H. Ellis.

© Chas. Ellis, Rock Island, 111.; 1898:
76666, Dec. 29. 30669

a melodrama in 4 acts, by H. A. Snow.

© Harry A. Snow, Springfield, 111., 1895:
26107, May 13. 30670

'a 6 act drama. Springfield, 111., E. F.

Hartmann, 1898. 30 p. 8°.

© G. E. Breckenridge, Breckenridge, 111.;
1897 : 71996, Dec. 22 ; 2c. Jan. 15, 1898. 30671

Moderna (Der) Ackosta. iSee Baash (Der)
Haschiba.

Moderne (Die) Eva; operette in 3 akten, von
Georg Okonkowsky und Alfr. Schonfeld, musik
von Jean Gilbert [pseud, des Max Winterfeld]
Regiebuch. Berlin, Ahn & Simrock, g. m. b. h.
140 p. 12°.

© Ic. Mar. 1, 1912 ; D : 28895 ; Biihnenverlag
Ahn & Simrock, g. m. b. h., Berlin. 30672

nach Place aux femmes, von [Maurice]

Hennequin und [Albin] Valabr^gue, von
Georg Okonkowsky u. Alfr. Schonfeld, musik
von .Jean Gilbert [pseud, des Max Winterfeld]
Text der gesange. Berlin, Biihnenverlag
Ahn & Simrock, g. m. b. h., 1911. 63 p. 12°.
© Oct. 11, 1911; 2c. Jan. 29, 1912; D:
2S467; Biihnenverlag Ahn & Simrock, g. m.
b. h., Berlin. 30673

1536

30674

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

30693

Modernist (The); dramatic composition in 3
acts, by M. J. G. Briggs. 155 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Mar. 30, 1910; D: 20640; M. J. G.
Briggs, Brooklyn. 30674

Modems (The); by S. Carpenter.

© Sarali Carpenter, Pittsburgh ; D : S53.
Sept. 10, 1901. 30675

play in 4 acts, by A. Reichman. 101 p.

f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 6, 1910 ; D : 20975 ; Arthur Reich-
man, New York. 30676

Moderskarlek. See IVLother-love.

Modesta; or. The idol of the hour, an original
drama in 4 acts, by Will C. Cowper. 93 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© John E. Warner, State of New York ;
1884 : 20671, Oct. 14 ; 2c. Oct. 22. 30677

Modestie; comedie en 1 acte, par P. Hervieu.
[4] p. 8°. (Supplement aux Aunales poli-
tiques et litt§raires)

© Paul Hervieu, Paris ; D : 16108, June 21,
1909 ; 2c. June 21, 1909. 30678

See also Theatre coniplet; [de] Paul Her-

Mogul (The) ; a comic opera in 2 acts, by G. B.
Stoddard and C. S. Taylor, music by B. M.
Jerome. 79 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto
only]

© G. E. Stoddard, C. S. Taylor and B. M.
Jerome, Utica, N. Y. ; D : 5435, Aug. 13, 1904 ;
2c. Aug. 13, 1904. 30684

Mogul (The) Ping of Pong; book of a comic
opera in 2 acts, by W. L. Roberts, 90 p. 4°.
Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© William L. Roberts, Chicago; D : 6490,
Feb. 24, 1905 ; 2e. June 8, 1905. 30685

Mohammed, the genius of Araby; a drama, by
:M. Fair\\eather. 107 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Mary Fairweather, New York ; D : 11586,
Oct. 25, 1907 ; 2c. Dec. 19, 1907. 30686

Mohammed, the prophet; in 5 acts, by J. S.
Crawford. Typewritten.

© John Shearer Crawford, Crookston, Minn. ;
1900 A : 26754, Oct. 27 ; 2c. Oct. 27. 30687

Mohawk (The); or. The end of the trail, play
in 4 acts, by Mort. W. Zielie. [2], 39 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. July 31, 1912; D: 30393; C. A. Phil-
lips, Linton, Ind. 30688

vieu.

Modesty; comedy in 1 act, by Paul Hervieu,
tr. by B. H. Clark. New York, Samuel French ;
London, Samuel French, ltd., 1913. 17 p. 12°.

© Feb. 27, 1913 ; 2c. Mar. 1, 1913 ; D : 32475 ;
Barrett Harper Clark, Chicago. 30679

Modistin (Die); lustspiel in 3 akten, von Eu-
gen Heltai. Wien, F. Biird & bruder, 1913.
76 p. 12°.

© Apr. 17, 1913; 2c. Apr. 28, 1913; D:
33682 ; Franz Bard & bruder, Vienna. 30680

Modoc (The) war. See Captain Jack.

Moe Bloch's divorce; comedy duologue, by J). D.
Aaronson. [1], 8 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 1, 1914; D: 37164; D. Darby
Aaronson, New Y'ork. 30680a

Morder (Der); phantastisches schauspiel in 3
aufziigen, von S&ndor von Hegedtis. 57 p.
12°.

© Ic. Sept. 15, 1909; D: 16789; Felix
Bloch erben, Berlin. 30681

Moglie (La) di Claudio (The wife of Claude);

play in 3 acts, by Alex. Dumas fils. New

York, J. A. McGrath.
© James A. McGrath, New YorK; 1896:

12687, Feb. 26; 2c. Feb. 26. 30882

Moglie (Una) onesta; dramma in 3 atti, di G.

Antona Traversi. Milan, Society editrlce

teatrale, 1907. 138 p. 12°.

© Giannino Antona Traversi, Milan ; D :

11533, Oct. 14, 1907 ; 2c. Oct. 14, 1907. 30683

5379—16 97 1537

Moins cinq; piece en 3 actes, de P. Gavault et
G. Berr. [New York?] 1900. 1 p. 1., 79 p. 8°.

© Paul Gavault and Georges Berr, France ;
1900 A : 31490, Dec. 29 ; 2c. Dec. 29. 30689

Moissonneur (Le); piece en 5 actes, [par] B.
Charbonnel, avec musique de scene, soli et
chrours de Francis Casadesus. Paris,
Librairie theatrale, 1909. 2 p. 1., 115 p. 12°.
[Libretto only]

© July 25, 1909; 2c. Aug. 21, 1909; D:
16597 ; Raoul Charbonnel, Paris. 30690

Moki (La); a lyric romance in 2 acts, by H. W.
Hayes.

© Hiram W. Hayes, St. Louis ; D : 7176,
Aug. 28, 1905. 30691

Molars; a farce comedy, by G. H. Browne.

© Grant Hugh Browne, New York; 1890:
34228, Nov. 1. 30692

Mole (The) See Fool (A) for luck.

Moles; a comedy in 3 acts, by M. E. Wadling-
ton. 96 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 20, 1915 ; D : 39747 ; Mary Emma
Wadlington, Columbus, O. 30692a

Moliere's love.

See Secret (The) of the king.

R. W.

Molineux (The) affair; a play, by J.
Cooper.

© Joseph R. W. Cooper, Toledo, O. ; D : 2637,
Nov. 21, 1902. 30693

30694

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

30713

Mollentrave on* women; a comedy in 3 acts, by
Alfred Sutro. New York, S. French ; London,
S. French, ltd., 1905. 8G p. incl. plans. 12°.
([French's standard library ed.])

© Samuel French, New York ; D : 7245,
Sept. 13, 1905 ; 2c. Apr. 11, 1906. 30694

Mollie; a comediette.

© Mrs. John G. Dun, jr., Columbus, O. ;
1S93 : 31475, July 3. 30695

Mollie and the movies; drama in 1 act, by
Chark's Goddard. 7 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 25, 1914 ; D : 36835 ; Star co., New
York. 30695a

Mollie of Montana; by E. INI. Shorey. 10 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ethel Mav Shorey, Lynn, Mass. ; D : 15902,
May 20, 1909 ; 2c. May 20, 1909. 30696

Mollie, the maid of the Tyrolese; a drama in 4
acts, by W. J. Berry.

© William J. Berry, New York; 1880: 15345,
Oct. 8. 30697

Mollie's orphan; comedietta in 1 act and 1
scene, by S. E. Kiser. 17 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 23, 1911 ; D : 25576 ; S. E. Kiser,
Chicago. 30698

Mollusc (The); new and original comedy in 3
acts, by H. H. Davies. Boston, Walter H.
Baker & co. ; London, William Heinemann,
1914. 157 p. 12°.

© Mar. 4, 1914 ; 2c. Mar. 5, 1914 ; D : 36923 ;
Hubert Heni-y Davies, Loudon. 30698a

Molly; a comedy quartette, by E. O. Towne.
© Edward Owings Towne, Chicago; 1897:
25962, Apr. 26. 30699

a world of sorrow, a drama of Virginian

mountain life, by H. Lindley.

© Harry Lindley, Goldsboro, N. C. ; 1884:
3848, Feb. 23. 30700

Molly and I; comedy in 4 acts, by F. and L.
Adams. [114] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. .Jan. 18, 1912; D: 283-51; Frank and
Leslie Adams, Chicago. 30701

Molly and the master; a 3 act comedy, by P. V.
Hughes. Author's private ed. 66 p. 12°,

© Ic. July 22, 1909 ; D : 16315 ; Percy Vere
Hughes, Worthing, lOngland. 30702

Molly and the militia; farce in 1 act, by F.
Bishop. 16 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 14, 1914; D: 38477; Farnham
Bishop, Cambridge, Mass. 30702a

Molly Bawn; comedy-drama in 4 acts, by M.
Doran. 105 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 4, 1910 ; D : 20350 ; Marie Doran,
Jamaica, N. Y. 30703

Molly Bawn — Continued.

a play, dramatization by Beulah Poynter

Nixon of the novel of the same name by the
Duchess [pseud, of Margaret Wolfe (Hamil-
.ton) Hungerford] 67 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Burton S. Nixon, Poplar Bluff, Mo. ; D :
9926, Feb. 8, 1907 ; 2c. Sept. 9, 1907. 30704

or. True hearts of Ireland, a melodrama in

3 acts, by Charles Edwin Dudley.

© Floy Crowell, New Bedford, Mass. ; 1887 :
2378S, Sept. 19. 30705

Molly Darling-; play in 3 acts, by C. W. Doty
and J. Tucker. 195 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Chas. W. Doty and Joe Tucker, New
York ; D : 3400, May 8, 1903 ; 2c. June 8, 1903.

30706

Molly dear. See Barney's courtship.

Molly (The) Maguires; or, The black diamond
of Hazelton, a drama in 3 acts, by A. W.
Aiken.

© Albert W. Aiken, Boston ; 1876 : 6931,
June 3. 30707

by G. C. Charles.

© George C. Charles, Brooklyn; 1870:

6473, May 25.

30708

or. The terror of the coal fields, a drama

in 4 acts, by G. C. Charles.

© George C. Charle,s, Brooklyn; 1876:8256,
July 11. 30709

Molly Make-believe; in 4 acts [by E. H. A.
Coburn] [167] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 20, 1911 ; D : 24820 ; Eleanor Hal-
lowell Abbott Coburn, Lowell. 30710

Molly Maybud; musical comedy in 2 acts,
adapted from the play The foundling, by Wil-
liam Lestocq and E. M. Robson, libretto by
De Witte Kaplan, music and lyrics by M.
Klein. [120] p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto
only]

© Ic. Apr. 1, 1912; D: 29259; Arthur
Voegtliu and Manuel Klein, New York.

30711

Molly Million; American operetta, by S. A.
McKay. Little Rock, Democrat printing and
lithographing co. [1910] 31 p. 8°. [Libretto
only]

© June 28, 1910; 2c. June 30, 1910: D:
21560 ; S. A. McKay, Little Rock, Ark. 30712

Molly Moriarty; an Irish musical sketch, com-
posed, written, and adapted by Alfred B.
Sedgwick. New York, R. M. We Witt, 1876.
9 p. 12°. ([De Witt's Ethiopian and comic
drama, no. 101] ) [With music]

© Robert M. De Witt, New York; 1876:
8900, July 31 ; 2c. Dec. 28. 30713

1538

30714

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

30730

Molly of the Bar-Zero; by Brewer Corcoran [i. e.
J. B. Corcoran] 16 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© James Brewer Corcoran, Springfield,
Mass.; D: 11937, Dec. 18, 1907; 2c. Dec. 18,
1907. 30714

Molly Pitcher, the Monmouth girl; a play in
4 acts, by E. M. Walsh.

© Edward Martin Walsh, Detroit ; 1900 A :
19860, Aug. 9. 30715

Molly Putz; vaudeville slietch, by J. H. Junge.
12 p. 8°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 25, 1915; D: 42139; John H.
Junge, Milwaulvee. 30715a

Molly, the major; a military musical-comedy
in 2 acts, by J. A. Chaffee. 81 p. 4°. Type-
written. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Apr. 11, 1910: D: 20765; J. Albert
Chaffee, Providence, R. I. 30716

Mollycoddle (The); comedy in 4 acts, by P.
Shaw. [101] p. 4°. Ms.

© Ic. July 13, 1910 ; D : 21550 ; Percy Shaw,
New York. 30717

comedy in 3 acts with music, by Frank

Evans.

© Francis W. Seabott, St. Louis ; D : 10622,
Apr. 20, 1907. 30718

Mollycoddle (The) and the lady minstrel; a
vaudeville sketch, by T. P. Morgan. 8 p. 4°.
Typewritten,

© Tom P. Morgan, Rogers, Ai-k. ; D :
13224, June 22, 1908; 2c. June 22, 1908.

30719

Molly's brains; comedy in 3 acts, by L. G. Smith.
[2], 47 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 22, 1914; D : 37376 ; Leila
Grace Smith, Springfield, Mo. 30719a

Molly's love test; comedy drama in 1 act, by
J. Edwards. 11 p. 4°, Ms.

© Ic. Mar. 10, 1913; D : 32687 ; John Ed-
wards, New York. 30720

Molly's way; comedy in 3 acts, by Alice M.
Thompson. Philadelphia, Penn pub. co.. 1912
[1911] 51 p. 12°.

© Nov. 20, 1911 ; 2c. Nov. 22, 1911 ; D :
25822 ; Penn pub. co., Philadelphia. 30721

Moloch; play in a prologue, 3 acts, and epilogue,
by Beulah Marie Dix Flebbe. 167 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 31, 1915; D: 40299; Beulah
Flebbe, Waban. 30721a

a play in 4 acts, by A. MacHugh. [94] p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mav 6, 1912 ; D : 29589 ; Augustin Mac-
Hugh, New' York. 30722

Moloch — Continued.

trauerspiel in 3 aufziigen, von Leo Birin-

ski. Berlin, Egon Fleischel & co., 1910.

4 1., 166 p. 12°.

© May 31, 1910; 2c. May 23, 1910; D:
21120; Egon Fleischel & co., Berlin. 30723

Molone's night off; or. The Tum-rei festival,
the new original sketch, by E. Harrigan.

© Edward Harrigan,' Brooklyn ; 1876 : 10466,
Sept. 14. 30724

Mome (La) aux beaux yeux; drame en 2 par-
ties et 8 tableoux, par Pieri-e Decourcelle.
Paris, P. V. Stock, 1907. 201 p. 12°.

© P. Decourcelle, Paris ; D : 10144, Mar. 15,
1907; 2c. Mar. 15, 1907. ^. 30725

Mome (La) Galathee; vaudeville en 2 actes et 3
tableaux, par Henry Moreau et Marc Sonal
[pseud, de Georges Lanos] Paris, G. Joubert,

1911. 63 p. 8°.

© June 10, 1911 ; 2c. June 19, 1911 ; D :
24506 ; C. Joubert, Paris. 30726

Moment (A) of peril; melodramatic playlet in
1 act, by C. P. Brown. [2], 14 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Nov. 3, 1913 ; D : 34927 ; Charles Paul
Brown, Norwalk, Conn. 30727

Moment (The) past; play in 1 act, by J. W.
FitzPatrick. [2], 14 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 8, 1914; D: 35581; James Wil-
liam FitzPatrick, Waterbury, Conn. 30727a

Moment (A) too late; farce in 1 act, by W, S.
Richardson.

© W. S. Richardson, Boston; 1881:2988,
Feb. 28. 30728

Momsey; play in 3 acts, by E. Gates. [147] p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 15, 1914; D: 38122; Eleanor
Gates, New York. 30728a

Mon ami Teddy; piece en 3 actes, par A. Rivoire
et L. Besnard. 36 p. 4°. (L'lllustration
theatrale, no. 163)

© Nov. 12, 1910 ; 2c. Dec. 9, 1910 ; D : 22769 ;
Andre Rivoire and Lucien Besnard, Paris.

30729

Mon bebe; piece en 3 actes, par M. Hennequin,
d'apr&s Baby mine de Margaret ISIayo. 32 p.
(In La Petite illustration, no. 72, 18 juillet
1914, s6rie theatre no. 42)

© July 18, 1914 ; Ic. Sept. 1, 1914 ; D : 37979 ;
Maurice Hennequin, Paris. 30729a

Mon bon oncle; vaudeville en 1 acte, par Saint-
Paul et Maurice Lupin. Paris, C. Joubert,

1912. 39 p. 8°.

© Dec. 28, 1912; 2c. Jan. 21, 1913; D:
32024 ; Joubert, Paris. 30730

1539

30731

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

30745

Mona; by W. E. Andei'son.

© W. E. AndPi-sou, Dos Moines; D:6722,
May 24, 1905. 30731

■ a drama in 4 acts, by G. Morton.

© George Morton, New Orleans ; 1872 : 2837,

Mar. 23.

30732

— 1 act play, by Clem Hyatt. 19 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Morgan A. Sherwood, Washington; D:
4725, Jlar. 15, 1904 ; 2c. Mar. 15, 1904. 30733

— opera in 3 acts, by B. Hooker, music by
Horatio Paricer. New York, G. Schirmer
[1911] 51 p. 4°. (G. Scliirrner's collection
of opera-librettos)

© Sept. 25, 1911; 2c. Sept. 26, 1911; D:
25314 ; Brian Hooker, Farmington, Conn.

30734

— -poem by B. Hooker, music by Horatio

Parker. New York, Dodd, Mead and com-
pany, 1911. ix p., 1 1., 190 p. 12°. [Libretto
only]

© Aug. 16, 1911; 2c. Aug. 18, 1911; A:
295247 ; Brian Hooker, Farmington, Conn.

30735

— ■ a romantic drama in a prologue and 3 acts.

by J. Austin Fynes.

© H. A. Co veil. New York ; 1885 : 79S6, Apr.
4. 30736

— -See also Young- Lady Rodney.

Mona Crelian. See Irish, hearts.

Mona Lisa; oper in 2 akteu, von Max Schillings,
dichtuug von Beatrice Dovsky. Munchen, Ber-
lin, Drei masken verlag, g. m. b. h., 1914. 85
p. 12°. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Oct. 16, 1914 ; D : 38520 ; Drei masken
verlag, g. m. b. h., Munich. 30736a

play in 1 act, by M. G. Tully. 6 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 7, 1914; D : 36638 ; Mary Ger-
trude Tully, New York. 30736b

See also Monna Lisa.

Mona of Foi-ty Mile; drama in 3 acts and 4
scenes, by T. J. Thomas. 76 p. f °. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Oct. 31, 1912; D: 31288; Thomas J.
Thomas, Cleveland. 30736c

Mona, tlie vestal; a religious Irish drama of the
days of St. Patrick in 4 acts, by M. B. Ryan.
22 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Mary B. Ryan, Boston ; D : 15488, Mar.
29, 1909 ; 2c. Apr. 15, 1909. 30737

Monaca (La) di Monza; dramma in 5 atti, di
G. Cozzolino. 33 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 2, 1915; D : 39563 ; Gioacchino
Cozzolino, New York. 30737a

Monaguillo (El) de las descalzas; melodrama
en 2 actos y 11 cuadros, escrito en prosa sobre
el pensamiento de una novela espailola por C.
de Larra, los intermedios y melopeas que tiene
la obra son orlginales de los maestros Quis-
lant y Badla. Madrid [Sociedad de autores
espafioles] 1911. 60, [1] p. 12°.

© Dec. 30, 1911 ; 2c. Jan. 2, 1912 ; D : 28244 ;
Carlos de Larra, Madrid. 30738

Monaldi; a play in 5 acts, founded on a tale by
Washington Allston, by F. A. Durivage.

© Francis A. Duilvage, New York ; 1871 :
1782, Jlar. 3. 30739

Monarch (The) and the maid; musical comedy
in 2 acts, by M. Ott, music by Dan J. Sulli-
van. 100 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto
only]

© Ic. Feb. 15, 1912 ; D : 28700 ; Matthew Ott,
WoUaston, Mass, 30740

Monarch (The) of Sur-Vey; musical comedy In
3 acts, by V. Whitmore. 49 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. June 3, 1910; D: 21247; Virginia
Whitmore, Santa Barbara, Cal. 30741

Monarch. (The), the maid, the minister and
the mag-ician. See Joan of Arc.

Monarch's (The) edict; a political drama of the
eighteentli century, by C. F. Densmore.

© Charles Frangois Deusmore, Cleveland ;
D : 15823, May 7, 1909. 30742

Monastery (The); drama in 1 act, by J. J. Caul-
let. [1], 17 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 20, 1913; D : 33552 ; John J.
Caullet, East Orange, N. J. 30743

Mondamin; play in 2 acts, by H. N. Baum, mu-
sic by U. Cawley. [2], 25 p. 4°. Typewritten.
[Libretto only]

© Ic. Feb. 10, 1911 ; D : 23320 ; H. N. Baum,
La Porte, Ind. 30744

Monday; or, Jack Harkaway among the bri-
gands, a thrilling and amusing sensation
drama in 5 acts, by H. Foster.

© Hernandez Foster, New York; 1873:
14280, Dec. 13. 30745

Monday at ten. See Audition (The)

Monday morning; comedy sketch, by P. Gra-
ham. 11 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 15, 1915 ; D : 40937 ; Payson Gra-
ham, New York. 30745a

— play in 1 act, by J. W. Fitzpatrick. 15 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 9, 1915 ; D : 41709 ; James Wil-
liam Fitzpatrick, Waterbury, Conn. 30745b

1540

30746

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

30764

Monde (Le) n' en saurarien; comedie en 2
actes, par Gaston IMenier. Paris, Librairie
theatrale, 1907. 56 p. 12°.

© G. Meuier, Paris ; D : 9888, Feb. 2, 1907 ;
2c. Feb. 2, 1907. 30746

Monde (I.e) on Ton s'ennuie; comedie en 3
actes, par Edouard Pailleron, with an intro-
duction and Englisli notes by A. C Pendleton.
Boston, D. C. Heatli & co., 1894. v, 134 p.
12°. (Heatli's modern language series)

© A. G. Pendleton. Bethany College, W.
Va. ; 1894 : 60003, Dec. 24. 30746a

with introduction, notes, vocabu-

lary, French questions and English exercises
by W. R. Price. Boston, New York [etc.]
Ginn & company [1906] x, 179 p. front,
(port.) 16°. (International modern language
series)

© William Raleigh Price, United States; D:
8776, June 23, 1906 ; 2c. .July 12, 1906. 30747

— • See aUo Art (The) of being bored.

Mondisfield; an intensely interesting 3 act
drama, based upon In the golden days, by
B. K. Cowing.

© Edward Kirkland Cowing, New York;
1890 : 9345, Mar. 22. 30748

Money; by J. Madison.

© James Madison, New York; D: 13695,
Sept. 1, 1908. 30749

by S. Kalmowitz. 54 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 29, 1911 ; D : 2.'')906 ; Saul Kalmo-

witz, New York.

30750

-a comedy in 5 acts, by Lord Lytton (Sir

Edward Lytton Bulwer) New acting ed.,

edited by John M. Kingdom. New York,

R. M. De Witt, 1874. 61 p. 12°. ( tl>e Witfs
acting plays, no. 184J)

© Robert M. De Witt, New York; 1874:

l.'>822, Dec. 31 ; 2c. Oct. 21, 1875. 30751

(h-ama in 4 acts, liy M. Gisnet.

.'^r^c^: D^msL- pc ,"jrapx 4 ^-N x):nti ;n^r:.

New York, Yiddish play pub. co. [1914] 60 p.
12°.

© Feb. 12, 1914; 2c. Feb. 14, 1914; D:
36020; Morris Gisnet, New York. 30751a

■ a drama of today in 4 acts, by C. W. Doty.

70 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Chas. W. Doty, New York; D : 14364,
Nov. 24, 1908 : 2c. Nov. 24, 1908. 30753

dramatization in 3 acts, by T. C. Shipley

and R. D. Welch. [82] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 19, 1912; D : 29421 ; T. Charles

Shiplev and Richard D. Welch, Sioux City, la.

30753

Money — Continued.

original 1 act play, by Kate Jordan [i. e.

K. J. Vermilye] [2], 22 p. 4°. Typewritten,
© Ic. Feb. 7, 1912 ; D : 28591 ; Kate Jordan

Vermilye, New York. 30754

play in 4 acts, by N. H. Hornstine.

2 p. 1.. 68 p. 4°. Ms.

© Ic. May 24, 1913; D : 33313 ; Nathan
H. Hornstine, Philadelphia. 30755

Money against money; by A. Burgess.

© Anna Burgess, Sulphur, Okl. ; D : 15343,*
Mar. 15, 1909. 30756

plav on high finance, by C. J. Shipton. 52

p. 12°. Printed.

© Ic. Dec. 6, 1911; D: 25965; Clarence J.
Shipton, St. Louis. [Note : This play was
later entered under title. Money trust] 30757

Money and crime; a drama in 4 acts, 8 scenes,
by F. M. Franklin. Typewritten.

© Frank M. Franklin, New York; 1891:
2245, Jan. 15; Ic. Jan. 15 30758

a melodrama in 4 acts and 8 scenes, 1 tab-
leau, by F. M. Franklin. 63 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Frank M. Franklin, New York; 1891:
21869, June 15 ; Ic. June 15. 30759

Money and manners; play in 4 acts, by E. Mc-
Intyre. 125 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 22, 1912; D : 31209 ; Edward
Mclntyre, San Francisco. 30760

Money and the g-irl; comedy-drama in 4 acts,
by T. T. Railey. 56 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 21, 1910 ; D : 20250 ; Thomas T.
i?ailey, Harrisonville, Mo. 30761

musical play in 3 acts, by John B. Young,

47 p. f°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© J. E. Young, New York ; D : 9613, Dec. 11,
1906; 2c. Dec. 11, 1906. 30762

Money and the woman; a drama of the North-
west, by L. McCormick [i. e. A. L, McCormick]
71 p. 4°, Typewritten.

© Langdon IMcCormick, Eltingville, N, Y.;
D : 13552, Aug. 15, 1908 ; 2c. Aug. 15, 1908.

30763

Money (The) box; a farcical comedy in 4 acts,
l>y W. Davidge, Jr., and M. L. Johnson.

© William Davidge, jr., and M. Laffitte
.Tohnson, Philadelphia; 1882:132.56, Aug. 11.

30764

1541

30765

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

30787

Money (The) boy; a 2 act musical farce, by B.
Gerard. 51 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto
only]

© Barney Gerard, New York; D : 15989,
June 3, 1909 ; 2c. June 3, 1909. 30765

Money due; a comedy in 1 act, by L. S. Stam-
paccbia and H. G. Roger.s. Typewritten.

© Henry Gustave Rogers, New York ; 1896 :
34155, June 8 ; 2c. June 8, 1896. 30766

Money (The) game; comedy sketch, by Charles
Horwitz. [2], 20 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 28, 1910 ; D : 22665 ; Mabel Craig
Glenroy, Brooklyn. 30767

Money (The) god; drama in 3 acts, by T. H.
Wilson. 68 p. i°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 31, 1911 ; D : 24830 ; T. Howard
Wilson, Long Beach, Cal. 30768

Money is law. See Seven (The) oaks.

Money is the root of evil; a 4 act melodrama,
by Bernard Kling. 73 p. f°. Typewritten.

© B. Kllng, Brooklyn; D : 6608, May 1.
1905; 2c. May 19, 1905. 30769

Money (The) king; by I. B. Goodrich, jr.

© Ira B. Goodricli, jr., Koxbury, Mass. ; D :
8204, Mar. 1, 1906. 30770

■ a comic opera in 3 acts, by L. Smith. Type-
written.

© Langdon Smith, New York ; 1895 : 6783,
Jan. 29 ; 2c. Mar. 1. 30771

Money (The) lender; a comedy in 4 acts, by
W. J. McKiernan. Typewritten.

© William J. McKiernan, Newark, N. J. ;
1900 A : 3397, Feb. 6 ; 2c. Feb. 6. 30772

Money (The) leaner; or, The Infidel's con-
version, Ijy E. J. Finn. 11 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Emma Jane Finn, Chicago ; D : 15362,
Mar. 17, 1909; 2c. IMar. 17, 1909. 30773

Money mad; a play in 4 acts, by Blanche Cerf.
163 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© B. Cerf, Philadelphia ; D : 8751, June 29,
1906; 2c. June 29, 1906. 30774

• ■ by G. B. Mason. 77 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Jan. 26, 1914; D: 35792; Gertrude
Bryant Mason, Hermosa Beach, Cal. 30775

Money made in mining; a musical comedy in 2
acts, by W. Aspinwall. 88 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten. [Libi'etto only]

© Woolsey Aspinwall, Rawhide, Nev. ; D :
15754, Apr. 30, 1909; 2c. Apr. 30. 1909.

30777

Money madness; modern drama in 3 acts, by
H. Fay. [131] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 22, 1913; D : 34229 ; Howard

Fay, New Y'ork.

30778

— a play in 1 act, by M. Bangs.

© Maraquita Bangs, Rochester, N. Y. ; 1898:
31193, May 19. 30776

— See also Corporation (The) lawyer.

Money makes the mare go; a comedy in 2
parts, by E. N. Figved. Boston, Central print-
ing CO., 1913. cover-title, 15 p. 8°. [Sce-
nario]

© Mar. 6, 1913 ; 2c. Mar. 8, 1913 ; A : 333879 ;
E. Nym:iu Figved, Boston. 30779

-- — ^a farce comedy in 3 acts, by H. E. Lorenz.
29 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Henry P]dward Lorenz, Allegheny, Pa. ;
D:2664, Dec. 1, 1902; 2c. Dec. 1, 1902.

30780

■ a new l)rand of couiique farce, by H. Ed-
ward Lorenz.

© Henry E. Lorenz, Allegheny City, Pa.;
1898:68373, Nov. 23. 30781

Money-man (The); a comedy in 3 acts, by M.
Goldman. 85 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Matthew Goldman, New York ; D : 15962,
May 27, 1909; 2c. May 27, 1909. 30782

Money mania; a comedy, by M. Morton [i. e.
M. M. Conbeim]

© Martha Morton, New York ; 1889 : 10841.
Apr. 5. 30783

or, The reign of Mammon, a play in 3 acts

and 5 scenes, by F. Martin. 13 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Frederick Martin, New York ; D : 13514.
Aug. 7, 1908; 2c. Aug. 7, 1908. 30784

Money (The) master; drama in 3 acts, by Flora
Temple [pseud, of F. E. Mooney] [69] p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 17, 1913; D: 34585; Florence E.
Mooney, Brooklyn. 30785

Money (The) mill; an original play in 4 acts,
by A. Brownell and C. MacCulloch.

© Atherton Brownell and Campbell Mac-
Culloch, New York; D : 13399, .July 23. 1908.

30786

Money, money, money; by M. J. Blancliet. 9 p.
f°. Typewritten.

© Marie J. Blanchet, Newark, N. J. ; D :
861.5, May 20, 1906; 2c. May 29, 1906. 30787

1542

30788

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

30805

Money (The) moon; comedy in 3 acts, by Ruth
, Comfort Mitchell [i. e., R. C. M. Young] dram-
atized from Jeffrey Farnol's novel of the
same name. [115] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 20, 1914 ; D : 3S549 ; Ruth Com-
fort Mitchell Young, New York, 30788

Money musk; play in 3 acts, by W. J. Neidig.
108 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 26, 1915; D: 40768; William J.
Neidig, Chicago. 30788a

Money-order (A); a 4 act comedy drama, [by]
J. Walters.

© Jule Walters, Cincinnati ; 1894 : 798,
Jan. 3. 30789

Money-question (The); a comedy in 5 acts, by
Alexandre Dumas fils, tirist draft of the tr. by
students of Tufts and Jackson colleges; first
i-evision by B. W. Cragin and R. E. Seavey,
of the class; second revision by C. Gott and
L. R. Lewis. (In Poet lore, v. 26, no. 2, Mar.-
Apr. 1915; periodical © Apr. 23, 1915; 2c.
May 22, 1915 ; B : 33476 ; Poet lore co., Boston)

30789a

Money- spider; play in 4 acts, by C. Whaley.
54 p. 4°. Typewi'itten.

© Ic. Feb. 1, 1910 ; D : 20086 ; Cady Whaley,
Pomeroy, O. 30790

— sketch in 1 act, by E. 1'. Oppeuheim. 12 p.
4°, Typewritten.

© E. Phillips Oppenheim, England ; D :
12748, Apr. 15, 1908; 2c. Apr. 15, 1908.

30791

or. On the spot, comic opera in 2 acts.

written by Arthur Eliot, composed by Clar-
ence Lucas. Typewritten.

© Edwin D. Lloyds, London ; 1897 : 24773,
Apr. 21; 2c. Apr. 21. 30792

Money (The) spinner; an original comedy in 2
acts, by Arthur W. Pinero. New York, S.
French: London, S. French, ltd., 1900. 43 p.
12°. (French's international copyrighted . . .
ed. of the works of the best authors, no. 35)
© T. H. French, New York ; 1900 A : 25460,
Oct. 13 ; 2c. Dec. 18. 30793

Money talks; a 1 act play, by J. McKibben.
8 p. 4°, Typewritten.

© Joseph McKibben, Portland, Or. ; D :
13526, Aug. 10, 1908 ; 2c. Aug. 10, 1908. 30794

See also Susceptible Samuel.

Money to bum; a comedy in 4 acts.

© Robert W. Criswell, New York ; 1900_A :
22091, Sept. 5.

Money to burn — Continued.
-a comedy in 3 acts, by C. T. Kindt. Type-
written.

© Chas. T. Kindt, Davenport, la.; 1896:
7858, Feb. 1; 2c. Feb. 12. 30796

— farce comedy, by G. Cohan.

© Geo. Cohan, New York; 1895:27622,
May 20. 30797

30795

1543

in 4 acts by C. G. Harger, jr. Typewritten.

© C. G. Harger, jr., Rochester, N. Y. ; 1900
A : 2261, Jan. 25 ; 2c. Aug. 17. 30798

Money tree; a comedy drama in 4 acts, by E. I.
W. A. Schramm.

© Emma I. W. A. Schramm, Chicago; D:
8682, June 12, 1906. 30799

Money (The) trust; drama in 4 acts, by F, M.
Franklin. 105 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 10, 1913 ; D : 32637 ; Frank Mil-
ton Franklin, New York. 30800

play of high finance, by C. J. Shipton. 52 p.

12°. Printed, with typewritten additions.
[A revised copy of Money against money]

© Ic. July 5, 1912 ; D : 30231 ; Clarence J.
Shipton, St. Louis. 30801

Money (The) was returned; emotional drama
in 5 acts, by A. C. Barclay. [2], 71 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 11, 1910; D: 22.535; Fannie C.
Barclay, New York. 30802

Moneybags; a comedy in 4 acts, tr. and adapted
by J. W. Shannon.

© J. W. Shannon, Philadelphia; 1881:
16490, Oct. 25. 30803

Moneybag's' troubles; a musical burlesque, by
W. T. Fero.

© Willard T. Fero, Newark, N. J. ; D : 12801.

30804

Moneyland; a musical comedy in 2 acts, book
and lyrics by Joseph William Frankel. 48
p. 4°. Tj'pewritten. [Libretto only]

© J. W. Frankel, New York ; D : 7718, Dec.
8, 1905; 2c. Dec. 8, 1905. 30804a

Moneymaking and matchmaking; or New
York in 1890, comedy in 5 acts, by F. T. Don-
nell. New York, William R. Jenkins, 1891.
115 p. 16°.

© Florence T. Donnell, New York; 1890:
19090, June 13; 2c, July 7. 308041)

Money's crimes; a melodrama in a prologue
and 5 acts.

© Hutchinson and Wright, Trenton, N. J.;
1888 : 23224, Aug. 13 ; 2c. Aug. 23. 30805

30806

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

30826

Money's power; an emotional society drama in
4 acts, by G. E. Allen. 42 p. f°. Typewritten.

© George E. Allen, Indianapolis ; 1892 :
6833, Feb. 12 ; Ic. Feb. 12 ; Ic. Mar. 5. 30806

Mongrel (The). See Dragon's (The) teeth.

Mongrels (The); a comedy-drama of American
life, by C. Swickard and R. E. llenaud.

© Charles Swickard and Ralph E. Renaud,
Oakland, Cal. ; D : 15770, May 1, 1909. 30807

Monica; or, The village blacksmith, a comedy,
dramatized by G. Wardman. 16°. Printed.
© George Wardman, Pittsburgh; 1873:
14246, Dec. 12 ; 2c. Jan. 12, 1874. 30808

Monitor (A); by S. D. Gaspers. 102 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. June 6, 1910 ; D : 21277 ; Sebastian D.
Gaspers, Chicago. 30809

Monitor (The) and Merrimac; an acting play
or drama [by] J. H. Milledge. Synopsis.

© John H. Milledge, Marlin, Tex.; 1892:
36993, Sept. 9. 30810

Monk (The); a drama in 7 tableaux by F. Mens
and L. Nathal.

© Frangois Mous and Louis Nathal, New
York; 1885:26509, Deo. 16. 30811

dramatic interlude in 1 act, by Edward

Arthur and Edward A. Paulton. [1], 21 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 5, 1912; D : 30747 ; Maxwell
Ryder, Brooklyn. 30812

Monk (The) and the beggar; vaudeville sketch,
by A. A. Prewitt and Van Zimmerman. [1] p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 9, 1910 ; D : 22022 ; Anna Arring-
ton Prewitt and Van M. Zinnnerman. Denver.

30813

Sec also Brothers,

Monkey (A) and parrot time; a nuisical dis-
cord in 3 acts, by S. Morris.

© Sam Morris, Chicago; 1897:13109,
Feb. 22. 30814

Monkey (The) and the monarch; by E. L, Mer-
ritt.

© Edward Lawrence Merritt, So. Berkeley,
Cal.; D: 10363, Apr. 17, 1907. 30815

Monkey days; playlet in 3 scenes, by R. Wells.
[2], 13 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 30, 1913; D: 32142; Raymond
Wells, New York. 30816

Monkey (The) god; musical comedy, by E. H.
E. Watkin. 21 p. f°. Typewritten. [Libret-
to only]

© Edith Howell Edgar Watkin, Navesiuk,
N. J.; D: 14766, Jan. 7, 1909; 2c. Jan. 11,
1909. 30817

Monkey (The) hunter. See Madiland.

Monkey land; satirical travesty in 1 act, by O.
West. [3], 18 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 6, 1914 ; D : 37864 ; Olive West.
New York, 30817a

See Roi (Le) Ca-
See Red (The)

Monkey's (The) carnival,
rotte.

Monkey's (The) festival,
Carott.

Monkey's (The) paw; story in 3 scenes, by
W. W. Jacobs, dramatized by Louis N. Parker.
New York, S. French ; London, S. French, ltd.,
1910. 35 p. 12°.

© Oct. 13, 1910 ; 2c. Oct. 14, 1910 ; D : 22285 ;
Samuel French, London. 30818

Monks (The); by C. L. Blackman.

© Carle La Mont Blackman, Denver; D:
12770, Apr. 17, 1908. 30819

Monks (The) of the belfry; a dramatic sketch
introducing chimes, by G. G. Leffingwell.

© George G. Leffingwell, Chicago; D: 10404,
Apr. 23, 1907. 30820

Monk's scene. 11. 8°. Printed.

© Harriet E. Monroe, Washington ; D : 5301.

July 2, 1904; 2c. July 2, 1904.

50821

Monmouth; or. The treason of Charles Lee,
former half-pay lieutenant colonel British
army, second in command, a dramatic mono-
graph of the American Revolution in 1 act, by
Randolph Keim [i. e. De B. R. Keim] [61]-
78 p. 4°.

© De B. Randolph Keim, Washington ; D :
lOOSO, I\Iar. 5. 1907 ; 2c. Apr. 4, 1907 ; 2c. new
ed. Apr. 17, 1907. 30822

Monna Lisa; historical drama in 1 act, by S. H.
IMccliianti. 23 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 16, 1911; D: 2.5241; Silvio H.
Picchianti, New York. 30823

■ Sec also Mona Lisa,

Monna Vanna; a ilrama in 3 acts, by Maurice
Maeterlinck, tr. from the French by Charlotte
Porter, (In Poet lore, v, 15, no, 3, Autumn,
1904 ; periodical © Poet lore co., Philadel-
phia; B: 82549, Nov. 7, 1904; 2c. Dec. 30,
1904) 30824

— -a play in 3 acts, by Maurice Maeterlinck,
tr. by Alexis Irenee Du Pont Coleman. New
York and London, Harper & brothers, 1903.
3 p. 1., 143, [1] p. front, (port.) 8°.

© Harper & bros.. New York; A : 64720,
July IS, 1903; 2c. Sept. 12, 1903. 30825

— • Same.

© Harper & brothers. New York ; D : 3754,
July 25, 1903; 2c. Sept. 12, 1903. 30826

- — ■ Sec also Joyzelle.

1544

30827

COPYBIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

30841

Monogram (The); a drama in 4 acts, by A.
Fhimma, tr. by Felix Rem. [83] p. f°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Julv 31, 1909 ; D : 16433 ; Ario Flamma,
New Yorlc. 30827

■ a modern drama in 5 acts, by R. L. Jones.

© Robert L. Jones, Boston ; 1879 : 2758, Feb.
27. 30828

Monolog'ue. Typewritten.

© Lores Grimm, Chicago ; 1900 A : 5204,

Feb. 26 : Ic. Mar. 16.

30829

— by Chris. Lane. (In Will Rossiter's vaude-
ville prompter, no. 4)

© Will Rossiter, Chicago; D : 4066, Oct. 5,
1903 ; 2c. Oct. 5, 1903. 30830

— -by Harry L. Newton. (Iti Will Rossiter's

vaudeville prompter, no. 4)

© Will Rossiter, Chicago; D : 4065, Oct. 5,
1903 ; 2c. Oct. 5, 1903. 30831

Monolog'ues; by Beatrice Herford [pseud, of
Beatrice Brooke Hay ward] with pictures by
Oliver Herford. New York, Charles Scrib-
ner's sons, 1908. 139 p. illus. 12°.

© Beatrice Brooke Hay ward. New York;
A : 206239, May 6, 1908 ; 2c. May 7, 1908.

30832

by Jane May, tr. and adapted by Vera Les-
lie. New York, S. French; London, S. French,
ltd., 1907. 31 p. 12°.

© Siunnel French, New York ; D : 12024,
Jan. 2. 1908; 2c. Mar. 19, 1908. 30833

-by May Isabel Fisk.

© Harper & bros.. New York ; D :

10, 1903.
— • Same.

4077, Oct.
30834

New York and London. Harper &
brothers, 1903. 2 p. 1., 189, [1] p. 12°.

Contents. — Keeping a seat at the benefit. —
Her tirst call on the butcher. — Hunting for an
ap;a-lmeiit. — The heart of a woman. — A bill
from the milliner. — A woman in a shoe-shop. —
Another point of view. — Mis' Deborah has a
visitor. — The pudding. — The year after. —
Heard on the beach.

© Harper & bros., New York ; A : 70181. Oct.
10, 1903 ; 2c. Nov. 13, 1903. 30834a

■ See also Plays and monolog'ues.

MonologTies and duolog'ues; by May Isabel
Fisk. New York, S. French; London, S.
French, ltd., 1914. 176 p. 12°.

Contents. — The art of giving a monologue. —
A game for two. — The motor ride. — The cross-
ing of the wires. — Harmony in a flat. — At the
box oflice window. — A touch of " flu." — A
matter of discretion. — The suburban hostess. —
Willy goes out to lunch.

© May 15, 1914; 2c. May 18, 1914; A:
371909 ; Samuel French, ltd., London.

30834b

Monolog'ues and novelties; by B. L. C. Griffith
and others. Philadelphia, The Penn publish-
ing company, 1896.

© Penn pub. co., Philadelphia ; 1896 : 36145,
June 20, 2c. June 20. 30834c

Monologues for young folks; by May me Riddle
Bitney. Chicago, T. S. Denison [1909] 105 p.
12°.

© Sept. 30, 1909; '2c. Oct. 2, 1909; A:
247952; T. S. Denison, Chicago. 30834d

Monologues, grave and gay; by Mayme Riddle
Bitnev. Chicago, T. S. Denison & company
[1911] 113 p. 16°.

© Sept. 29, 1911; 2c. Oct. 2, 1911; A:
295900; Eben H. Norris, Chicago. 30834e

Monologues of to-day; by Elise West Quaife.
New York, S. French ; London, S. French, ltd.,
1915. 88 p. 12°.

Contents.— 'Tain't politics, 'tis married
life. — The lady trimmer. — The soda water
girl. — The club meeting. — Her first market-
ing.— Too much mothers. — At the matinee. —
In a deck chair. — A noble profession.

© May 20, 1915; 2c. and alf. May 24, 1915;
A : 398977 ; Samuel French, New York.

30834f

Monomania; play in 3 acts, by S. J. Bell. [118]
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 22, 1913; D: 34226; Stanley .L
Bell, Oakland, Cal. 30835

Monomaniacs (The); or. What the experts
said, a modern drama in 1 act, by T. R. Hart.
30 p. 16°. Printed.

© Thomas Riego Hart, Central Valley,
N. Y. ; D: 15133, Feb. 19, 1909; 2c. Feb. 19,
1909. 30836

Monongahela; or. Homestead in '92, a melo-
drama in 4 acts, by F. Norcross.

© Frank Norcross, New York ; 1892 : 29058,
July 12. 30837

Monopoly; by M. J. La Moi'e.

© M. J. La More, St. Paul ; 1898 : 45189, July
29. 30838

• John L. Ashton's original comedy-drama,

by F. S. Gibbs.

© .John L. Ashton, Detroit; 1886:21242,
Sept. 22. 30839

or, Labor and capital, drama in 3 acts, by

M. W. Fiske.

© M. W. Fiske, New York ; 1882 : 8471. May
24. 30840

— or, Sloan's daughter, a realistic drama of
the times, by W. R. Fox. Cincinnati, O., Press
of United labor age.

© William R. Fox, Covington, Ky. ; 1888:
6527, Mar. 2. 30841

1545

30842

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

30862

Monroe (The) doctrine; a comedy drama in 4
acts, by W. A. Brady.

© William A. Brady, New Yorl^: ; ISOo :
G5190, Dec. 24. 30842

Monseigneur; a drama in a prologue and 3
acts, by P. N. Davey. Typewritten.

© Paul N. Davey, Carthage, Mo.; 1894:
5707. Jan. 23 ; Ic. Jan. 23. 30843

Monseigneur en vacances; piece inedite en 1
acte, de J. Claretie. numb. 1. 771-782. illu.s.
4°. [Reprinted from Je yais tout]

© Jules Claretie, Paris ; D : 10971, July 15,
1907; 2c. July 15, 1907. 30844

Monsieur; a farce in 2 acts, by Robert C. V.
Meyers. Philadelphia, The I'eiui publishing
CO., 1895.

© Penn pub. co.. Philadelphia ; 1895 : 39217.
.Tuly 30 ; 2c. July 30. 30845

or. The pride of poverty, a drama in 3

acts, by Richard Mansfield.

© R. Mansfield, New York; 1887:19051.

July 23. 30846

■ Same.

© Susan Hegeman Mansfield, New Lon-
don, Conn., as widow of the author, in re-
newal for 28 years. Renewal no. 0875, June
15, 1915. Original entry, July 23, 1887, no.
19051. 30846a

Monsieur Alphouse; a play in 3 acts, by Alex-
andre Dumas, tils, adapted and augmented by
A. Daly. 60 p. 8°. Printed.

© Augustin Dalv, New York ; 1886 : 27776,
Dec. 9 ; 2c. Dec. 9. 30847

Same.

© Joseph F. Daly and Richard Dorney,
New York, as executors, in renewal for 28
vears. Renewal no. 4975, Jan. 7, 1914. Origi-
nal entry, Dec. 9, 1886, no. 27776. 30847a

Monsieur Bounefoi; a drama in 3 acts, by E.
Spencer.

© Edward Spencer, Randallstown, Md. ;
1871 : 874, Feb. 4. 30848

Monsieur Charlemagne; a romantic drama in
4 acts, by P. W. Hyde and W. A. Woods.

© Paul Woodworth Hyde and Wm. Ander-
son Woods, Pittsburgh ; 1898 : 10493, Feb. 8 ;
2c. Feb. 14. 30849

Monsieur Cochon; comedie en 3 actes, par
E. Bergerat.

© Emile Bergerat, Paris; 1891:24481,
July 6. 30850

Monsieur Codomat; comedie en 3 actes, par Tris-
tan Bernard. [Paris, Impr. de I'lllustration]
1907. 3 p. 1., 32 p. 12°.

© T. Bernard, Paris; D : 11631, Oct. 31,
1907; 2c. Oct. 31, 1907. 30851

Monsieur de Courpiere; comedie en 4 actes [par
A. Hermant] . . . [Paris, Impr. de I'lllustra-
tion] 1907. 1 p. 1., 91 p. 8°.

© Abel Hermant, Paris ; A : 11550. Oct. 19,
1907 ; 2c. Oct. 19, 1907. 30852

Monsieur de la Palisse; opera bouffe en 3 actes,
de Robert de Flers et G. A. de Caillavet, mu-
sique de Claude Terrasse . . . Paris, Soci§te
nouvelle d'editions musicales, 1905. 166 p. 12°.
[Libretto only]

© Societ§ nouvelle d'editions musicales,
Paris ; D : 6023, Jan. 9, 1905 ; 2c. Jan. 9, 1905.

30853

Monsieur de Montalembert; or. The nihilist
circle, a tale of the Russia of to-day, a play in
3 acts, by A, C. Guhter. 130 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© A. C. Gunter, San Francisco ; 1879 : 9000,
July 10; 2c. Nov. 4. 30854

Monsieur de Pre van; ou, Le legislateur de
Cythere, comedie en 3 actes en vers, par
Lucien Gumpel et Georges Delaquys. Paris,
Charpentier & Fasquelle, 1907. 149 p. 12°.

© Eugene Fasquelle, Paris ; D : 11564, Oct.
21, 1907 ; 2c. Oct. 21, 1907. 30855

Monsieur d'Or; dramatic fantasy, by J. L.
Haney. Philadelphia, The Egerton press, 1910.
145 p. 12°.

© Oct. 20, 1910 ; 2c. Oct. 22, 1910 ; D : 22408 ;
John Louis Haney, Philadelphia. 30856

Monsieur et mademoiselle; a musical comedy in
2 acts, by W. J. Vance.

© Wilson J. Vance, Washington; 1880:
14408, Sept. 22. 30857

Monsieur Jack; a drama in 4 acts, by W. F.
Gilchrest. 50 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Wm. F. Gilchrest. New York; 1896:
60952, Nov. 6 ; 2c. Sept. 25. 30858

Monsieur Lambert; piece en 2 actes, de M. Mau-
rey. numb. 1. 199-220, iilus. 8°. [Reprinted
from Je sais tout, 3*^ ann., 2® semestre, ii, — 17]

© Max Maurey, Paris ; D : 11353, Sept. 16,
1907 ; 2c. Sept. 16, 1907. 30859

Monsieur le comte; comedy in 3 acts, by E.
Perrin, tr. by Cornelia R. Barnes. [2], 131 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 1, 1910 ; D : 22707 ; Ernest Per-
rin, New York. 30860

drama in 4 acts, by H. I. Goss. 183 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 15, 1909; D: 17104; Herbert I.
Goss, Berlin, N. H. 30861

Same, ii, 137 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 27, 1910; D: 21197; Herbert I.
Goss, Berlin, N. H. 30862

Monsieur le directeur. See Chili (The) widow,

1546

30863

COPYRIGHTED IN" THE UNITED STATES

308S4

Monsieur le juge; vaudeville en 4 actes, de
Naticey [pseud, de N. Zouros] et Jean Rioux
[pseud, de G. Roux-Martin] [306] p. 4°.
Ms.

© Ic. Dec. 18, 1913; D : 35383 ; Nicolas
Zouros & Gustave Roux-Martin, Paris.

30863

Monsieur le marquis; a dramatization from the
French, by M. Estvan.

© Mathilde Estvan, New York ; 1888 : 23666.
Aug. 17. 30864

Monsieur le prince; musical sketch in 1 act,
by R. R. Gibson. [2], 27 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Dec. 18, 1913; D : 35386 ; Rowland
Routledge Gibson, New York. 30865

Monsieur Lecoq; a drama in prologue and 3
acts, by G. S. Crittenden.

© George S. Crittenden, Rochester, N. Y. ;
D : 1378, Jan. 31, 1902. 30866

Monsieur Mallet; a play, by W. J. Hamersley.

© William James Hamersley, Hartford;

1875 : 2416, IVIar. 15. 30867

Monsieur Pickwick; comedie burlesque en 5
actes, d'apres le romau de Charles Dickens,
de G. Duval et R. Charvay. 32 p. 4". (L'll-
lustration theatrale, T annee 190, 21 octobre
1911)

© Oct. 21, 1911 ; 2c. Nov. 4, 1911 ; D : 25671 ;
Georges Duval et Robert Charvay, Paris.

30868

Monsieur Piegois; com6die en 3 actes, par A.
Capus. [Paris. Impr. de I'lllustration] 1905.
2 p. 1., 88 p. 8°.

© Alfred Capus, Paris; D : 6673, May 17,
1905 ; 2c. May 17, 1905. 30869

See also Theatre complet; [de] Alfred

Capus.

Monsieur Pingre; scene comique pour filni-
parlant, par Rene Champigny. [4] p. 4°.
Typewritten,

© Ic. May 9, 1913 ; D : 33181 ; Gaumont co.,
Flushing, N. Y. 30870

Monsieur Poirier's son-in-law. jS'ee Four
plays; by iSmile Augier.

Monsieur Soullie; a drama in 4 acts, by J. Con-
stas. 99 ». 4°. Typewritten.

© John Constas, Washington ; D : 14985,
Feb. 3, 1909 ; 2c. Feb. 3, 1909. 30871

Monsieur Zero; vaudeville en 3 actes, [par] P.
G a vault et Andre Mou6zy-Eon. Paris. P.-V.
Stock. 194 p. 12°.

© Oct. 2, 1909 ; 2c. Aug. 2, 1909 ; D : 16847 :
I'aul Gavault et Mouezy-l<]on, Paris. 30872

Monstantia; a mystic tragedy of the lost earth-
ens, by V. J. Blubaugh.

© Vance Jos. Blubaugh. Arkansas City,
Kan. ; D : 13159, June 10, 1908. 30873

or. The lost race, by V. J. Blubaugh. 45 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Vance Jos. Blubaugh, Arkansas City,
Kan.; D : 15618, Apr. ^4, 1909; 2c. June 28.
1909, 30874

Monster.

© Therese Kaas, Chicago ; D : 12306, Jan.
11, 1908. 30875

play in 3 acts, by Paul Dickey and C. God-

dard. [85] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 9, 1914 ; D : 37512 ; Charles God-
dard, Chicago. 30875a

by Rita Leo. 123 p. 4°. Typewrit-

ten.

© Ic. July 1, 1913 ; D : 33672 ; Mrs. Edgar F.
Leo, Mt. Vernon, N. Y. 30876

Monster sin; a tragedy in 1 act, by Mathilde
Hunter Emeigh. 21 p. f°. Typewritten.

© M. H. Emeigh, Brooklvn ; D : 9991, Feb.
19, 1907 ; 2c. Feb. 28, 1907. 30877

Mont Blanc; a dramatic composition, by J. L.
Wallack and H. Mayh6w.

© John Lester Wallack and Horace May-
hew, New York ; 1874 : 7046, May 23. 30878

Mont Pelee; an original drama in 1 act, by P. S.
Hamilton. 18 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Percy St. Clair Hamilton, Montreal, Can-
ada ; D : 2259, Aug. 22, 1902 ; 2c. Aug. 22, 1902.

30879

Monta; a western drama in 4 acts, by Walter W.
Fletcher.

© .John H. Robb, New York; 1890:985.
Jan. 6. 30880

Monta of Montana; a western drama in 4 acts,
by Walter W. Fletcher.

© John H. Robb, New York; 1890:986,
Jan. 6. 30881

Montag'ue, the gambler; a play in 1 act, by
W. S. Brintnall. 26 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Woodbury Saxton Brintnall. Oakland,
Cal. ; D : 14869, Jan. 21, 1909 ; 2c. Jan. 21.
1909. 30882

Montana.

© Charles Dillard Wilson, Seattle ; D : 2444.
Oct. 13, 1902. 30883

a drama in 4 acts, by H. D. Carey, jr. 80 p.

f°. Typewritten.

© Henry D. Carey, jr.. City Island, N. Y. ;
D:S302, Apr. 7, 1906; 2c. Apr. 27. 1906.

30884

1547

30885

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

30907

Montana — Continued.

— — a dramatic plav in 3 acts, by H. M. Plum-
Woehning. 2 p. 1., 64 p. 12°. Printed.

© Hulierta M. Plum-Woehning, New Yorlc ;
D : 1111, Nov. 20, 1901 ; 2c. Mar. 11, 1902.

30885

— a melodrama in 4 acts, by AV. W. Cook.

© AVilliam Wallace Cook, Marshall,* Mich. ;
D : 3117, Mar. 12, 1903. 30886

a military melodrama in 5 acts, by W. T.

Clark.

© W. T. Clark, Providence, R. I.; 1900 A:
20977, Aug. 22. 30887

western drama in 4 acts, by W. G.

Elliott. 33 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 11. 1914; D : 36152 ; Walter G.
Elliott, Indianapolis. 30887a

Montana (The) limited; drama in 4 acts, by
Chas. Ulrich and Wm. L. Roberts.

© Klimt & Gazzolo amusement co., Chicago ;
D : 13157, June 10, 1908. 30888

Montana romance; by Geo. H. Allen. Typewrit-
ten.

© Harrv J. Beane, Eureka. Utah ; A : 216594.
Sept. 9, 1908 ; 2c. Aug. 29, 1908. 30889

playlette in 1 act, dramatization of Chas.

Alden Seltzer's Law and the classics, by C.
Malloy. 9 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 1, 1912; D: 29564; Chas. Malloy.
Butte. Mont. 30890

Montana (A) widow; nmsical sketch, by W. F.
Carroll. 3 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Words
only]

© William F. Carroll, New York ; D : 12147,
Jan. 9, 1908; 2c. Jan. 9, 1908. 30891

Montanain (The); by D. G. Fischer. 39 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© David G. Fischer, Chicago ; D : 10428.
Apr. 26, 1907; 2c. Apr. 8, 1907. 30892

Montansier (I/a); piece en 4 actes dont un pro-
logue, par Gaston De Caillavet, Robert de Flers
ot Jeoffrin [pseud, de H. G. Ibels] Paris,
E. Fasquelle, 1904. 3 p. 1., 277 p., 1 1. 12°.

© E. Fasquelle, Paris ; D : 5098, May 31,
1904; 2c. proof May 31, 1904; 2c. Aug. 22,
1904. 30893

a play in 3 acts, by De Flers. Caillavet and

Ibels. 216 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© De Flers. Caillavet & Ibels, Paris; D:
4093, Oct. 15, 1903; 2c. Oct. 15, 1903. 30894

Montaraza (La) de Olmeda; drama en 3 actos,
de L. Maldonado. Madrid [Sociedad de au-
tores espaiioles] 1908. 50 p. 12°.

© Luis Maldonado, Madrid ; D : 13788, Sept.
14, 1908 ; 2c. Sept. 14, 1908. 30895

Montbars; or, The pirate of Santo Domingo,
drama in 4 acts, arr. and dramatized from
episodes of Les forbantes, of Paul Duplessis,
by L. Caso Soto, Englisli tr. by M. Fuertes.
81 p. 4°. Typewritten.

' © Luis Caso Soto, New York ; D : 2960,
Feb. 6, 1903 ; 2c. Apr. 20. 1903. 30896

Montcalm; or. The nations' duel for a hemi-
sphere, romantic historical drama in 4 acts, bv
H. M. Donner. [4], 86 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 16, 1913; D : 34177 ; Herman
Montagu Donner, New York. 30897

Montclair; drama in 5 acts, by A. T. Oakes.

© A. T. Oakes, New York ; 1888 : 36750. Doe.
24. 30898

Monte Carlo; a comedy, by Kenridge and
Thompson.

© Mary Ellis Smith, Chicago ; 1885 : 5683,
Mar. 7. 30899

minstrel farce comedy play in 2 acts, by

Edward Marble and Plenry J. Sayers.

© Geo. H. Primrose and W. H. West.
United States ; 1893 : 29993, June 24. 30900

operette in 3 acten mit ballctt, von C. A.

Schultz. [46] p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libret-
to only]

© Ic. Mav IS, 1910; D: 21061; Charles Ar-
thur Schultz, New York. 30901

Monte (The) Carlo burlesquers; by R. F. Mey-
ers.

© Robert F. Meyers, New York; 1897:
304.57, May 19. 30902

Monte Carlo girls big burlesque co. ; a bur-
lesque in 2 acts, by J. H. Sutter. 4 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© John H. Sutter, Brooklyn ; D : 13183. May
26, 1908 ; 2c. May 21, 1908. 30903

Monte Cristo; in 5 acts, dramatized with an
ab))reviated c*ast, by Eugene Moore. 78 p. f".
Typewritten.

© Frederick G. Conrad, Chicago; D : 8404,
Apr. 23, 1906 ; 2c. Apr. 23, 1906. 30904

Monte Cristo, jr.; a burlesque melodrama in 3
acts, arr. and adapted by Jennie Kimball
[i. e. J. K. Flaherty] 79 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© .Jennie Kimball Flahertv, Boston ; 1S87 :
19423. July 28 ; 2c. Sept. 2. 30905

Monte Madrona; or. Life in California, a ro-
mantic drama in 4 acts, dramatized by H. F.
Dobbins.

© Henry F. Dobbins, New York; 1878:
12154, Oct. 21. 30906

Monte Mond; a melodrama in 4 acts, by L. R.
Hayes. Typewritten.

© Lucy Rogers Hayes, Cleveland ; 1897 :
20222, Mar. 29 ; 2c. May 28. 30907

1548

30908

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

30930

Monterey; a comedy drama, by T. Tilford.
Typewritten.

© Tilden Tilford, Boston; 1897:46037,
Aug. 16; 2c. Aug. 16. 30908

Montezuma; a drama in 5 acts, by P. Schnake,
tr. from the German, by the author. St.
Louis, 1870, 73 p. 8°. [German and Eng-
lish]

© Frederick Schnake, St. Louis ; 1870 : 4286,
Dec. 2 ; 2c. Dec. 27. 30909

an historical drama in 4 acts, by L. A.

Robertson.

© Louis Alexander Robertson, San Francis-
co; D : 4278, Nov. 17, 1903. 30910

Montezuma — Continued.

or. The maid and the filibuster, an opera

bouffe in 3 acts, words by Thomas Wharton,
music by Owen Wister. Philadelphia, 1888.

© J. B. Lane, United States; 1888:31166,
Nov. 2. 30919

or. The priests of the sun, an historical

drama in 5 acts, by A. R. Calhoun.

© Alfred R. Calhoun,' East Rockaway, N. Y. ;
1882 : 11994, July 20. 30920

— See also Daimio's (The) head.

— a play in 5 acts, by M. L. York.

© M. L. York, Washington; 1890:10893,
Apr. 2. 30911

— a play in 4 acts, by H. Peet and Constance
Skinner.
© Herbert Peet, Los Angeles ; D : 10142,

Montezuma, emperor of Mexico; by M. E.
Booth.

© Marie Edwina Booth, Boston ; D : 7094,
Aug. 2, 1905. 30921

Montezuma, the last of the Aztecs; a play in
10 scenes, by M. L. York. 18 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Feb. 20, 1913 ; D : 32.384 ; Merwin Les-
lie York, New York. 30922

Montfalcon; drama in 4 acts, by G. Delon.
© George Delon, Cleveland; 1890:21584,
July 5. 30923

— play in 3 acts, by E. T. Weston. 48 p. 4*. Montmarte; comedie en 4 actes, de P. Frondaie.
Typewritten. 28 p. 4°, (L'Ulustration theatrale, no. 165)

© Ic. Oct 13, 1915 ; D : 41980 ; Edith Totten © Dec. 10, 1910 ; 2c. Jan. 7, 1911 ; D : 23033 ;

Weston, St Louis. 30912a Pierre Frondaie, Paris. 30924

by K. Barney. [2], 62 p. 4°. Type- ^ontray, the circus man.

written. © Edward H. Montray, Philadelphia; D:

© Ic. Nov. 2, 1915 ; D : 42220 ; Kelly Bar- ^^91, Apr. 6, 1906. 30925

ney. New York. 30912b Montriveau; a play in 4 acts, adapted from the

T . ,. ... T T>„x French of Honore de Balzac, by E. S. Mapes.

— a scenic and dramatic composition, .T. Ket- - . -

Mar. 14, 1907.

30912

tig.

© John Rettig, Cincinnati; 1887:23870,
Sept. 20 ; Ic. Oct. 17, 1888. 30913

a scenic melodrama in 5 acts.
© R. E. French, Chicago; 1885; 13058,

June 13.

30914

a tragedy, by Thomas Dunn English.
© Arthur English, Charleston, W. Va. ; D :

12232, Jan. 23, 1908.

30915

12 p. 8°. Printed.

© Ella Stryker Mapes, Brooklyn ; D : 52,
Jan. 21, 1901 ; 2c. Jan. 21, 1901. 30926

Monumental nerve; a farce comedy in 3 acts,
by S. B. Alexander.

© S. B. Alexander, Boston; 1891:23662,
June 29. 30927

Moochers (The); musical act, by G. Lyle. [14]
p. 4°. Typewritten. [Words only]

© Ic. Oct. 12, 1914; D: 38457; H. Sliker-
man, San Francisco. 30927a

Moods and tenses; an original comedy in 4 acts,
by H. Lindley.

© Harry Lindley, Elkton, Md. ; D : 288, Mar.
30, 1901. 30928

— or. The conquest of Mexico, a burlesque Moods of merriment; a monologue, by Wm. D.

opera in 4 acts, libretto by A. H. Brett. Hall. 11 p. 4°. Typewritten,

© Arthur H. Brett, Albany; 1896:36936, © William Drumm, Philadelphia; D : 3856,

June 25. 30917 Aug. 20, 1903 ; Ic. Aug. 20, 1903. 30929

a romantic comic opera in 4 acts, libret- Moods (The) of Muriel; play in 4 acts, by C,

to by A. H. Brett. Andrews. 50 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Arthur H. Brett, Albany; 1896:55925, © Ic. Oct. 27, 1910; D: 22402; Charlton

Oct. 9, 30918 Andrews, Cambridge, Mass,

1549

— or. Beauteous Mexico, a tragedy in 5 acts,
by M, Krauskopf, Ms,

© Morris Krauskopf, New York; 1873:
6783, June 17; 2c. Mar. 21, 1881. 30916

30930

30931

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

30950

Moody's tavern; n comedy drama in 4 acts, by
C. F. llyan and liOiiis A. La Shier. 76 p. 8°.
Typewritten.

© Cliarles F. Ryan, Turners Falls, Mass. ;
D : 1935, May 26, 1902 ; Ic. May 26, 1902 ; Ic.
June 12, 1902. 30931

Moon (A), a coon and a chicken; by F. L.
Keicliard and J. E. Pease.

© Fred'k L. Reichard and Jacob E. Pease,
Cleveland ; D : 14299, Nov. 16, 1908. 30932

Moon (The) calf; play in 3 acts, by R. L. Demp-
ster. 109 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 14, 1915; D: 40925; Robert
Ledger Dempster, Buffalo. 30932a

Moon child; an original play in 3 acts and 4
tableaux, by E. E. Kidder. 152 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Edward E. Kidder, New York ; D : 9014,
Aug. 30, 1906 ; 2c. Feb. 8, 1907. 30933

Moon (The) girl; musical comedy in 2 acts, by
W. F. Burke. 45 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Li-
bretto only]

© Ic. July 2. 1912 ; D : 30158 ; William Fran-
cis Burke, New York. 30934

See also School (The) bell.

Moon (The) hunters; a comic opera in 2 acts,
book and lyrics by Herbert Farrar, music by
Robert G. Boarman. 86 p. 4". Tj'pewritten.
[Libretto only]

© H. Farrar, Baltimore ; D : 12282, Jan. 31,
1908; 2c. Jan. 31, 1908. 30935

Moon (The) lady; musical seance in 2 sittings,
by W. J. Jones. [105] p. 4°. Typewritten.
[Libretto only]

© Ic. Sept. 22, 1911; D: 25293; Will J.
.Jones, New York. 30936

Moon (The) lanterns of Bon; drama in 4 acts,
by W. H. Shelton and G. Yeto. 4°, Typewrit-
ten.

© William Henry Shelton and Genjiro Yeto,
New York ; D : 10479, May 2, 1907 ; 2c. May 2,
1907. 30937

Moon-madness; Japanese tragedy in 2 scenes,

by Jain Sain and Jessie Shirley. 10 p. 4".

Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 13, 1909 ; D : 17080 ; Mrs. Albert

V. Uhls, Spokane, Wash. 30938

Moon (The) maiden; by G. E. Stoddard. 62 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Geo. E. Stoddard, Utica, N. Y. ; D : 6782.

June 7, 1905 ; 2c. June 7, 1905. 30939

Moon-man (The); comic opera in 3 acts, book

and lyrics by Campbell B. Casad and Ernest S.

Jaros. 127 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto

only]

© C. B. Casad and E. S. Jaros, New York ;

D : 7748, Dec. 22, 1905 ; 2c. Jan. 22, 1906. 30940

Moon (The) menagerie; a Mother Goose sketch,
by Carey Foster. New York, Hints publish-
ing company, 1903. cover-title, 5 p. 12°.

© Hints pub. co., New York ; D : 4198, Nov.
5, 1903 ; 2c. Nov. 17, 1903. 30941

Moon (The) of Yamato; by Robert d'Humi§res.
16 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Mrs. Patrick Campbell, London ; D :
11614, Oct. 29, 1907 ; 2c. Oct. 29, 1907. 30942

Moon-time in Toy land; 1 act play, by H. Dun-
lap. 18 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 22, 1915; D : 41901 ; Henrietta
Dunlap, Washington. 30942a

Moon (The) went behind a cloud; farcical
sketch, by U. Keene. [2], 29 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Dec. 22, 1915; D : 42541 ; Ursula
Keene, New York. 30942b

Moonbeams; an original burlesque extrava-
ganza, by F. Carlos.

© Frank Carlos, Boston ; 1879 : 15182, Nov.
12. 30943

satire in 3 acts, by Ludwig Pulda, tr. by

Arthur H. Schwarz. 74 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 19, 1914; D : 38542 ; Charles

Kraus, New York. 30943a

Moondyne; or, The hand of the red line, a sen-
sational drama in 5 acts, written and devised
with original situations, scenes, climaxes and
eifects, by I. Tyrrell.

© Inigo Tyrrell, Chicago ; 1888 : 37121, Dec.
28. 30944

Mooney, the expressman; 1 act comedy sketch,
by E. B. Collins.

© Edward B. Collins, Louisville ; D : 4910,
Apr. 20, 1904. 30945

Mooney 's soulmate; farce in 1 act, by Charles
Horwitz. 19 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 25, 1911 ; D : 25302 ; Joseph Har-
rington, New York. 30946

Moonland; by C. Gramlich.

© Charles Gramlich, New York; D:8183,
Mar. 17, 1906. 30947

Moonlight; tragedy in 1 act, by W. F. Allen.
[1], 12 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 26, 1913 ; D : 35475 ; Walter Fox
Allen, Lawrenceville, N. J. 30948

Moonlight (The) blossoms; a Japanese romance
in 3 acts, by C. B. Fernald.

© Chester Bailey Fernald, United States ;
1899 : 60861, Sept 22 ; 2c. Sept. 22. 30949

Moonlight (The) marriage; or. Love and crime,
a comedy-drama in 4 acts, by A. Fairbanks.

© Avonia Fairbanks, New York ; 1878 :
407, Jan. 8. 30950

1550

30951

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

30973

Moonlight on the Mississippi; 1 act sketch, by
J. H. Decker.

© Jas. H. Decker, New York; D : 3706,
July 11, 1903. 30951

Moonlight (A) sonata; a drama in 4 acts, by G. Moonshiner (The); by Cutcliffe Hyne. 5 p. 4
Greene and F. Casey. 110 p. 4°. Typewrit- Typewritten.

Moonshine whiskey; a tragedy in 1 act, by
S. B. Elliott. 9 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 16, 1912 ; D : 29742 ; Sarah Barn-
well Elliott, Sewanee, Tenn. 30961

ten.

© Georgia Greene and Fanny Casey, New
York ; D : 10520, May 8, 1907 ; 2c. May 17,
1907. -30953

an interpretation in 1 act, by A. J. Nieper.

[1], 16 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 4, 1909; D : 16612 ; Augusta J.
Nieper, New York. 30953

Moonlighter (The) See Five plays; by G.
Fitzuiaurice.

Moon's (The) son; comedy in 4 acts, by R. W.
Bloeser. 208 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 29, 1910 ; D : 22412 ; Raymond W.
Bloeser, Erie, Pa. 30954

Moonshadows; play in 1 act, by E. Noye. 18 p.
f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 28, 1914; D : 36191 ; Edwine
Noye, Buffalo. 30954a

Moonshine; musical play in 3 acts, by C. W.
Emlyn, music by H. Blatch. London, Bach
& CO., 1911. 04 p. 12°. ([D'Auvers school
series] ) [Libretto only]

© Mar. 21, 1911 ; 2c. Apr. 10, 1911 ; D :
23893; Charles Willmore Emlyn, Herbert
Blatch and Bach & co., London. 30955

or. The last ripples of the late unpleasant-
ness, a drama, by W. L. D. O'Grady and H. E.
Warren.

© W. L. D. O'Grady and H. E. Warren.
New York ; 1881 : 5363, Apr. 8. 30956

or. The origin of champagne, a miisical

spectacular burlesque in 4 acts, with original
effects, words and songs, by A. S. Truax.

© Angie Schott Truax, Saratoga, N. Y. ;
1889:39728, Dec. 27. 30957

Moonshine (The) maid; a comedy drama in 4
acts, by J. Neill.

© James Neill, New York; 1885:9465,
Apr. 24. 30958

Moonshine mountain; a dramatic sketch in 1
act, by A. A. Greenbaum. 11 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Albert A. Greenbaum. San Francisco ; D :
15079, Feb. 15, 1909 ; 2c. Feb. 15, 1909. 30959

Moonshine sign posts; a sketch in 3 pts., by
M. E. Thornton.

© Marcellus Eugene Thornton, Hickory,
N. C. ; D : 764, Aug. 15, 1901. 30960

© Ic. Dec. 28, 1909 ; D : 17807 ; Mrs. Henri-
ette Davis, Los Angeled. 30962

— a drama, by F. Fyles. 36 1. 8°. Printed.

© Franklin Fyles, New York ; 1898 : 59514,

Oct. 10 ; 2c. Oct. 17. 30963

dramatic sketch by J. Birch. 7 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic, June 9, 1915 ; D : 40936 ; John Birch,
New York. 30963a

[2],

play in 1 act, by Louis Do Coucy.

20 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 2, 1913 ; D : 31853 ; Gustave Froh-
man, New York. 30964

Moonshiners (The); by G. C. Lounsbery, from
the story of Everett Shinn. 11 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© G. Constance Lounsbery, Bedford, N. Y. ;
D : 9581, Dec. 5, 1906 ; Ic. Dec. 5, 1906. 30965

— by J. H. Shepard. Typewritten.

© Jerrold H. Shepard, Albany ; 1897 : 41587,
July 19 ; 2c. July 19. 30966

— by Mary L. Hutchins. [2] p. 4°. Type-

written.

© M. L. Hutchins, Bennington. Vt. ; D :
14025, Oct. 10, 1908 ; 2c. Oct. 10, 1908. 30967

— by Morgan Bates.

© M. Bates, Milwaukee; 1880:19091,
Dec. 14. 30968

— a drama, by L. C. Fletcher.

© Lydia Coyne Fletcher, Washington ; 1880 :
13717, Sept. 8. 30969

— a dramatic composition in 3 acts, by F. M.
Childs. 49 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Fred M. Childs, Villisca, la.; D: 10021,
Feb. 25, 1907; Ic. Feb. 16, 1907; Ic. Mar. 28,
1907. 30970

— ■ a dramatic sketch, by G. and M, Wessells.

© George and Mildred Wessells, New York ;

D : 7701, Dec. 12, 1905. 30971

— a mountain mystery, a drama in 4 acts, by

E. Henderson.

© Ettie Henderson, New York : 1880 : 3565.
Mar. 6. 30972

a North Carolina idyll, an American com-

edy drama in 4 acts, by Edwin A. Locke.

© Joseph J. Dowling, Mt. Clemens, Mich. ;
1894 : 20005, Apr. 19. 30973

1551

30974

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

30995

Moonshiners (The) — Continued.

a play in 5 acts, by S. F. Aaron.

© Samuel Francis Aaron, Philadelphia;
1886 : 15074, July 2. 30974

or, The blighted star, a sensational drama

in 5 acts, 8 scenes, by D. Wolf.

© Daniel Wolf, United States ; 1889 : 1902,
Jan. 14. 30975

or, Young love and old Bourbon, an Ameri-

can drama in 3 acts, by C. F. Pidgin.

© Charles F. Pidgin, Boston; 1880:2458,
Feb. 14. 30976

Moonshiner's (The) cabin; or, A refuge from
the storm, melodramatic sketch in 1 act, by
H. M. Hicks. 15 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 10, 1915; D: 41199; Henry M.
Hicks, Akron, O. 30976a

Moonshiner's (The) daughter; melodrama in 4
acts. 36 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Geo. M. Anderson, Princeton, Ind. ; D :
10910, July 5, 1907 ; 2c. July 5, 1907. 30977

a play of mountain life in 3 acts, by Ber-

nard Francis Moore.

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston; 1898:
75915, Dec. 27 ; 2c. May 4, 1899. 30978

• or, The one who was guilty.

© Wm. F. Mann, Chicago ; D : 1987, June 9,
1902. 30979

Moonshiners (The) of Goose Neck still; a melo-
drama in 5 acts, by C. A. Williams.

© Chas. Alf. Williams, Cincinnati; 1896:
33012, June 2. 30980

Moonshiners of Kocky Ridge. See Abducted.

Moonshiner's (The) sweetheart; a 1 act play-
let, by E. B. Bonner. 7 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 23, 1909 ; D : 16320 ; E. B. Bon-
ner, Chicago. 30981

Moonshiner's (The) trap; drama in 1 act, by
Charles Goddard. 3 p. 4°. Tjipewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 24, 1914; D: 37998; Star co.,
New York. 30981a

Moonstone (The); the romantic play, by L. M.
Brockway.

© Louis Martinetti Brockway, Boston ;
1877 : 11661, Oct. 10. 30982

or. The mystery at Yorkshire, a dramati-

zation of Wilkie Collins' novel, in a prologue,
4 acts and epilogue, by J. F. Wakefield.

© John F. Wakefield, Boston; 1890:3806,
Jan. 29. 30983

— See also Gem (The) of the Orient.

Moorcroft; a comedy in 4 acts, by B. Howard.
© Bronson Howard, New York ; 1874 : 12829,
Oct 15. 30984

Moore & son; a 4 act play, by J. W. Cutshaw.
© James Washington Cutshaw, Areola,
Ind. ; 1893 : 5871, Jan. 30. 30985

Moorland rivers; a drama in 4 acts and 4 tab-
lieaux, by Mrs. E. E. Lewis.

© Mrs. E. Edward Lewis, United States;
1872 : 8606, Aug. 13. • 30986

Moosick school,
sick) school.

See Music (The) (or moo-

Moozeby, a man of ideas; a farcical comedy in 4
acts, by D. A. Crawford.

© D. A. Crawford, Centerville, la.; 1893:
47946, Oct. 27. 30987

Mop agent; humorous monologue for man, by
Stanley Schell. p. 137-140. 12°. (On cover:
Stanley Schell's sketches)

© Apr. G, 1914 ; 2c. Apr. 9, 1914 ; A : 370564 ;
Edgar Schell Werner, New York. 30987a

Mora; or, A mother's devotion, a romantic do-
mestic drama, adapted to the American stage,
by J. S. Houghton.

© J. S. Houghton, Philadelphia ; 1876 : 2413,
Feb. 28. 30988

Moral; komodie in 3 akten, von Ludwig Thoma.
Miinchen, A. Langen, 1909. 176 p. 12°.

© res. under act of Mar. 3, 1905, by Albert
Langen, verlag fiir litteratur und kunst, Mu-
nich ; res. no. 2356 ; Ic. Dec. 21, 1908. 30989

— play in 3 acts, by C. Recht, after the famous
German comedy of Ludwig Thoma. [4], 126
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 6, 1913 ; D : 34641 ; Charles Recht,
New York. 30990

Moral (A) busybody; a drama in 4 acts, by M.
Walsh.
© Marie AValsh, Brooklyn; 1894:4.5737,

Oct. 1.

30991

Moral (The) code; play in 3 acts, by A. Ham-
merstein and Herbert Thomson. [113] p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 20, 1911 ; D : 24008 ; Arthur Ham-
merstein, New York. 30992

-play of modern life in 3 acts, by A. Ham-

merstein and Herbert Thomson. [113] p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. July 17, 1911 ; D : 24712 ; Arthur Ham-
merstein, New York. 30993

Moral (A) crime; a drama, by E. A. Barron
and M. Bates.

© Elwyn A. Barron and Morgan Bates,
Chicago ; 1885 : 13711, June 24. 30994

drama in 5 acts, by F. Eversman, jr.

© Fred. Eversman, jr., Baltimore ; 1885 :
27526, Dec. 26. 30995

1552

30996

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

31015

Moral (La) de lo inmoral; comedia enlactoyen
prosa, original de M. de Ziirraga. Madrid
rSociedad de autores espauoles] 1908. 31 p.
12°.

© Miguel de Zarraga, Madrid ; D : 14698,
Jan. 2, 1909 ; 2c. Jan. 2, 1909. 30996

Moral (A) Don Quixote; a play, by J. P. Gorin.
68 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Jerome Pugh Gorin, New York; 1893:
820, Jan. 4 ; 2c. Jan. 4. 30997

Moral (A) lesson. See Castara.

Moral (Die) prediger; von M. Gabel.

[3], 86 p. 8°. Ms.

© Ic. Nov. 5, 1912;
Brooklyn.

D: 31327; Max Gabel,
30998

Moral rig'ht; by H. Kolker and Mrs. P. Geddes
Grant. 122 p. 4°. Typewritten.

I© Ic. Mar. 4, 1910 ; D : 20389 ; Henry Kolker,
Ne^^' York. 30999

a drama in 4 acts, by Arnold Reeves. 91 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Mrs. Aubrey Ruggles, Harrington, N. J. ;
D : 13358, July 17, 1908 ; 2c. Julv 17. 1908.

31000

Moral (A) town; a picture of New England
country life in 4 acts, by E. A. Locke.

© Edwin A. Locke, Chelsea, Mass. ; D :
1548, Mar. 8, 1902. 31001

Moral (A) vengeance; a comedy drama in 1
act, by Lee Paul [pseud, of J. T. Dalrvmple]
10 p. f°. Typewritten.

© James T. Dalrymple, Trenton, N. J. ;
1891 : 8372, Mar. 5 ; 2c. Mar. 5. 31002

Moralda, queen of the Gipsies; a musical farce
in 2 acts, by L. E. Hurd.

© L. Edwards Hurd, New York; 1877:
4104, Apr. 7. 31003

Moralische (Das) prinzip; ein akt, von Wilhelm
Stekel. Biilmenausgabe mit veriindertem
schluss. Wien-Berlin, Comoedia, 1914. 26 p.
8°.

© Ic. Oct. 16, 1914 ; D : 38519 ; Comoedia,
Vienna. 31003a

Morality; by Kurt MatuU.

© Charles Racine Tyler, New York ; D :
4332, Dec. 1, 1903. 31004

— comedy in 3 acts, from the German of Lud-
wig Thoma, by H. Bernstein. 115 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 13, 1909 ; D : 17397 ; Herman
Bernstein, New York. 31005

Morals; play in 1 act, by R. V. Lee. 30 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 16, 1913; D: 35356; Rowland
Vance Lee, New I'ork. 31006

^a play in 3 acts, by F. J. Ziegler. 85 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 8, 1909 ; D : 16218 ; Frederick J.
Ziegler, Woodmere, N.-Y. 31007

Morals and manners; a comedy of the times in
3 acts, by L. Baury. [2], 120 p. 4°. Type-
written,

© Ic. Apr. 4, 1912 ; D : 29276 ; Louis Baury,
Wallington, N J. 31008

Morals of Marcus; a drama, by William J.
Locke. 84 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Arthur Bourchier, London ; D : 9140, Sept.
25, 1906; 2c. Sept. 25, 1906. 31009

Moran, the base ball fan; by J. F. Powell. 9 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© J. Francis Powell, Norwalk, Conn.; D:
10919, July 6, 1907; 2c. July 6, 1907. 31010

a comedy sketch, by J. F. Powell. [1], 13 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 3, 1912; D: 29274; J. Francis
Powell, Norwalk, Conn. 31011

Morbid vs. Quick; a farce in 1 act, by E. W. H.
Williams.

© Espy W. H. Williams, New Orleans ; 1873 :
4116, Apr. 19. 31012

Mor'd Alice; vaudeville .sketch in 1 act, bv
J\I. R. Fawcett. Boston, Walter H. Baker &
CO., 1912. 10 p. 12°.

© Feb. 14, 1912; 2c. Feb. 1.5. 1912; D:
28694; Marion Roger Fawcett, London.

31013

Mordecai; a sublime tragedy in 5 acts, by H.
Scriver.

© Harry Scriver, New York ; 1883 : 14562,
Aug. 6. 31014

Mordecai Lyons; a new and original local drama
in 4 acts and 6 scenes, by E. Harrigau. 107 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Edward Harrigan, New York; 1882:
14693. Sept. 4; 2c. Oct. 13. 31015

More banned against than banished; little
horse-play, by A. Breakspear. 10 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Feb. 14, 1914 ; D : 36022 ; Angie Break-
spear, New York. 31015a

More get backs; [play in 1 act] bv B. D. Hicks.

New York, Dick & Fitzgerald, 1915. 7 p. 12°.

© Aug. 2, 1915 ; 2c. Aug. 3, 1915 ; D : 41406 ;

Dick & Fitzgerald, New York. 31015b

5379—16-

-98

1553

31016

DEAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

31033

More (The) important duty; original play in 4
acts, by Gordon Mendelssohn. 57 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 25, 1913 ; D : 33072 ; Gordon Louis
Mendelssohn, New York. 31016

More margin; a domestic comedy drama, by
E. Stone and Mrs. C. A. Doremus.

© Emery Stone and Mrs. C. A. Doremus.
United States; 1884: 13587, July 5. 31017

More money than brains; a farce comedy in 3
acts, by W. B. Watson.

© W. B. Watson, New York; 1897:36078,
June 17. 31018

More odds and ends; play in 2 acts, words and
lyrics, by Hari-y Grattan [pseud, of H. W.
Plunkett] 71 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Words
only]

© Ic. July 30, 1915 ; D : 42070 ; Henry Wil-
loughby Plunkett, London. 31018a

More sinned against than usual. See Hazel
Weston.

More than gold; or. The song of the shirt, a
couu'dy drama in 4 acts, by Arnold Reeves.
[78] p. f\ Typewritten.

© Mrs. Aubrey Ruggles, New York : D :
4983, May 4, 1904; 2c. May 4, 1904. 31019

More than love; by L. Cleveland.

© Lucy Cleveland, New York; 1900 A:
3709, Feb. 9. 31020

Same.

© Lucv Cleveland, New York; 1900 A:
10999, May 1; 2c. May 1. 31021

Same. Additional matter.

© Lucy Cleveland, New York; D : 2078,

31022

July 3, 1902

More than nurse; a drama in 4 acts, by J. Mc-
Cartney. 52 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© James McCartney, Ardsley, N. Y. ; U :
5462, Aug. 19, 1904 ; 2c. Aug. 19, 1004. 31023

More than queen; drama in 5 acts, by Emile
Bergerat.

© Julia Arthur, New York; 1899:85267.
Sept. 18. 31024

More than seven; 1 act comedy, by B. Fagan.
Typewritten.

© Barney Fagan, New York; 1899:17145.
Mar. 6 ; 2c. Mar. 6. 31025

More than they bargained for. See Parlor
comedies.

More time out; farce, by Carolyn F. Rice. Le-
banon, O., March bros. [1912] 3 p. 8°.

© Sept. 9, 1912; 2c. Sept. 12, 1912; D:
30815; March bros., Lebanon, O. 31026

More to be pitied than scented; or. His first
false step, comedy playlet, by Mary Blyth
Daly and A. Breakspear. [3], 14 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 16, 1914 ; D : 35754 ; Angle Break-
■ spear, New York. 31026a

More to be pitied than scorned; or. Her death
before dishonor, by C. E. Blaney. 153 p. 8°.
Typewritten.

© Charles E. Blanev, Newark, N. J.; D:
4249, Nov. 16, 1903; 2c. Nov. 16, 1903. 31027

More ways than one; study of American life,
drama in 3 acts, by M. Gardner. [34] p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 13, 1913; D: 34414; Margaret
Gardner, Atlanta. 31028

Moren; skuespil i 3 akter, af Nils Collett Vogt.
Kristiania, H. Aschehoug & co., 1913. 3 p. 1.,
121 p. 12°.

© Nov. 10, 1913; 2c. Dec. 9, 1913:35289;
H. Aschehoug & co., Christiania, Norwav.

31029

Moreno's will; a Los Angeles drama in 4 acts,
by J. B. Haas.

© John B. Haas, Los Angeles ; D : 4621,
Feb. 17, 1904. 31030

Morgiana and the forty thieves.
Baba. — Ali Baba, jr.

See Ali

Mori (I) di Valenza; dramma lirico in 4 atti,
di A. Ghislanzoni, musica di Amilcare Pon-
chielli, completata e strumentata da Arturo
Cadore. Milano, Casa editrice nuisicale gia
Giudici & Strada. 1914. 33 p. 8°. [Libretto
only]

© Nov. 30, 1914 ; Ic. Dec. 1, 1914 ; D : 38968 ;
Casa editrice musicale gia Giudici & Strada,
Milan. 31030a

Moriarty's mistake; play in 1 act, by Edward
Lansing Cowles. 14 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 9, 1912 ; D : .30776 ; E. L. Cowles,
Waterbury, Conn. 31031

Morituri; 3 one-act plays : Teja. — Fritzcheu. —
The eternal masculine, by Hermann Suder-
niann, tr. from the German by Archibald Alex-
ander. New York, C. Scribner's sons, 1910.
3 p. 1., 1.56 p. 12°.

© Oct. 8, 1910 ; 2c. Oct. 12. 1910 ; A : 273447 ;
Chas. Scribner's sons. New York. 31032

Moritz, die giitige fee; schwank in 3 akten,
nach deni franzosischen, von Arthur Lipp-
schitz. Miinchen, Dramatisches centralbliro
Rublnverlag. 1911. 95 p. 12°.

© Ic. Nov. 22, 1911 ; D : 2.5825 ; Dramatisches
centralbliro Rubinverlag, M. & W. Kohler, IMu-
nich. 31033

1554

31034

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

31055

Mormon (The); an original dramatic composi-
tion, by H. Montague.

© Harry Montague, Denver; 1880:189,
Jan. 3. 31034

■satirical farce in 3 acts, by G. M. Scar-

borough. [3], 94 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 5, 1912; D : 28562 ; George M.
Scarborougli, Cliicago. 31035

Mormon (The) and the queen; a comic opera in
3 acts, by G. P. Sliidler.

© George Porter Shidler, York, Neb.; D:
5513, Aug. 26, 1904. 31036

Mormon (The) bill. See Polly pie.

Mormon (The) massacre; a drama, by G. David-
son.

© Gay Davidson, Carthage, III.; 1892:
29389, July 14. 31037

Mormon (The) queens; by C. W. Grant. 9 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Clifford W. Grant, New York; D : 5062,
May 21, 1904; 2c. May 13, 1904. 31038

Mormon (A) saint; an American drama in 4
acts, by C. T. Dazey.

© G. T. Dazey, Cambridge, Mass.; 1880:
937, Jan. 15. 31039

Mormon (The), the maiden and the little
militaire. See Blue Beard.

Mormon (The) wife; a character sensational
drama in 4 acts, by Mrs. G. Goldthwaite.

© Mrs. George Goldthwaite, Leadville,
Col. ; 1881 : 11546, July 26. 31040

melodrama, by R. F. Sturgis. Typewritten.

© Rebecca Forbes Sturgis, Brooklyn ; 1899 :
77189, Nov. 27 ; 2c. Nov. 27. 31041

a melodrama in 4 acts, by Madeline Merli.

© Charles E. Blaney, New York; 1900 A:
1.5382, June 21. 31042

Mormone (Der) ; oder, 24 stunden in Salt Lake
City, lustspiel in 4 akten, von M. Straube.

© Max Straube, Philadelphia ; 1892 : 45514,
Nov. 8. 31043

Mormons; an epic or allegorical drama in 5 acts,
by S. Gauterau.

© Standley Gauterau, San Francisco ; 1897 :
10556, Feb. 10. 31044

spectacular extravaganza in 2 acts, by S. T.

Jack.

© Sam T. Jack, Chicago; 1896:25661,
Apr. 27. 31045

Morna Boon; a land league drama in 4 acts, by
:M. J. Nerney.

© M. J. Nerney, Green Island. N. Y. ; 1882 :
425, Jan. 11. 31046

Morning (The) after; an annual episode, by
A. W. Baskcomb and Sydney Blow. [1], 15 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 18, 1912 ; D : 31159 ; A. W. Bask-
comb, New York. 31047

college playlet, by A. A. Halle. 11 p. f°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 21, 1910; D : 20251 ; A. Arthur
Halle, Memphis, Tenn, 31048

a comedy in 1 act, by F. Allen. 17 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. May 22, 1912; D: 29736; Frederick
Allen, Chicago. 31049

-a comedy sketch, by A. Van Ness Hines.

[1], 15 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 7, 1912; D: 29599; Arline Van
Ness Hines, New York. 31050

a dramatic sketch in 1 act, by E. F. Sefton.

13 p. f . Typewritten.

© Ernest Frederick Sefton, Detroit ; D :
14096, Oct. 19, 1908 ; 2e. Oct. 12, 1908. 31051

a farcical comedy in 1 act, by W. Robyns.

[2], 19 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 16, 1909; D : 16562 ; William
Robyns, New York. 31052

farcical comedy in 3 acts, by R. M. MacKay.

65 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 30, 1909 ; D : 17823 ; Robert
Mears MacKay, New York. 31053

• a 1 act dramatic comedy, by D. Freedman.

[13] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 21, 1914 ; D : 38570 ; David Freed-
man, Brooklyn. 31053a

Morning' (The) after the night before; comedy
domestic upheaval in 1 act, by Harry L. New-
ton. New York, M. Witmark & sons, 1914. 25
p. 12°. ([H. L. Newton's 1-act comedy
slvetches, monologues and dramatic episodes] )
© Sept. 1, 1914 ; 2c. Sept. 2, 1914 ; D : 38034 ;
M. Witmark & sons, New York. 31053b

-comedy sketch in 1 act, by D. Austin. [19]

p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 16, 1912 ; D : 29391 ; Dare Austin,
London. 31054

Morning (The) after the play; a comedy in 1
act, 1)V W. Steell. Boston, Walter H. Baker
& CO., 1909. 14 p. 12°. ([The vaudeville
stage] )

© Willis Steell. New York; D: 10.510, May
7, 1907 ; 2c. Mar. 5, 1909. 31055

Morning (A) call; romantic comedy for 1 male
and 1 female, by Charles Dance, text and
stage business ed. and rev. by Pauline Phelps
iiud Marion Short. New York, Edgar S. Wer-

1555

31056

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

31074

Morning- (A) call — Coutiuued.

ner & co., 1906. 23 p. 12°. (On cover: Wer-
ner ed.)

© Edgar S. Werner, New York; D : 9475,
Nov. 12, 1906 ; 2c. Nov. 26, 1906. 31056

sketch, by W. Hutchins. [1], 17 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 16, 1912 ; D : 31719 ; Will Hutch-
ins, New York. 31057

Morning' glories; a symbolic drill, by Harriette
Wilbur. Lebanon, O., March brothers [1908]
cover-title, 4 p. 12°.

© March bros., Lebanon, O. ; D : 13883, Sept.
21, 1908; 2c. Nov. 17, 1908. 31058

Morning glory; an original characteristic com-
edy-drama, by F. 6. Maeder.

© Fred G. Maeder, United States; 1883:
14234, July 31. 31059

Morning (A) in court; our dumb animals' en-
tertainment, original drama, pleading the
cause of those dumb mouths which have not
our speech, together with mercy songs and
recitations by A. E. Mclntyre, Mrs. F. Allen
and Mary L. Ninde. Aurora, 111., Anti-vivisec-
tion press, 1894.

© Anna E. Mclntyre, Detroit, and Mrs.
Fairchild Allen, Aurora, 111. ; 1894 : 46679, Oct.
6; Ic. Nov. 30. 31060

Morning (A) in the Alps; vaudeville in 1 act,
by P. Geissler.

© Phil Geissler, Milwaukee ; D : 15026, Feb.
8, 1909. 31061

Morning, noon and night; a musical melange
in 3 acts, by M. M. Theise. 23 p. f°. Type-
written. [Words only]

© Mortimer M. Theise, New York ; D : 12549,
Mar. 16, 1908; 2c. Mar. 16, 1908. 31062

Morning (The) of the day; playlet in 1 act, by
L. 'M. Voddar. 7, [1] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 22, 1911 ; D : 24034 ; Lillian Ma-
son Veddar, Decoto, Cal. 31063

Morning (The) star; comedy in 3 acts, by C.
Hamilton and B. H. Voigt. [145] p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 2, 1915 ; D : 42392 ; Clayton Ham-
ilton and B. H. Voigt, New York. 31063a

Morning's (A) hearing; 1 act comedy, by P. W.
Hyde. Typewritten.

© Paul Woodworth Hyde, Pittsburgh ; 1896 :
38144, June 30; Ic. July 1. 31064

Morning's light; play in 1 act, by W. H. Mac-
Collough and L. S. Worth. 18 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Sept. 11, 1915 ; D : 41719 ; William H.
MacCollough and Le Roy S. AVorth, Chicago.

31064a

Morning's (The) rehearsal; sketch, by C. M.
Carson and Dick Dixon. 3 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Mar. 8, 1913 ; D : 32774 ; C. M. Carson,
Portland, Or. 31065

Moro Morona; a dramatic composition, by E. T.
Gibson. 10 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 19, 1909 ; D : 16288 ; Edward T.
Gibson, Brooklyn. 31066

Moron, the Jew of Syracuse; by J. H. Garnier.
© John H. Garnier, Lucknow, Bruce, On-
tario, Canada; 1893:15180, Mar. 27. 31067

Morphia; by Mary Downs McDonough. 33 p.
±'°. Typewritten.

© M. D. McDonough, Cincinnati ; D : 8832.
July 10, 1906 ; 2c. July 16, 1906. 31068

drama of today, in 3 acts, by G. T. Steck-

ell and C. C. Osborne. [2], 69, [3] p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. July 31, 1909 ; D : 16583 ; Grace
Thehna Steckell, Azusa, Cal., and Clifton Car-
lisle Osborne, San Francisco. 31069

Morris Cohen, the commercial drummer;
drama in 4 acts, by Albert Casper.

© Harry Thompson, Philadelphia; 1882:
15198, Sept. 14. 31070

Morro Castle; a melodrama in 5 acts, by E. M.
Leroy.

© E. M. Leroy, Kane, Pa.; 1897:20537,
Mar. 30. 31071

Mors et victoria; [a drama in 3 acts, by Katrina
Trask] London, New York [etc.] Longmans,
Green & co., 1903. 6 p. 1., 5-116 p., 1 1. 8°.

© Longmans, Green & co.. New York ; A :
59039, May 14, 1903 ; 2c. June 10, 1903.

31071a
Mort d' Arthur. See Merlin.

Mortal (The) gods; drama in 4 acts, by O. T.
Dargan. [128] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 20, 1911; D: 25534; Olive Til-
ford Dargan, Appleby, England. 31072

and other plays; by Olive Tilford Dargan.

New York, C. Scribner's sons, 1912. 5 p. 1.,
3-303 p. 8°.

Contents : The mortal gods. — A son of Her-
mes.— Kidmir.

© Nov. 23, 1912; 2c. Nov. 29, 1912; A:
327998; Charles Scribner's sons. New York.

31073

Mortal (The) mind; a Christian science play,
by A. Knowland. 44 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Alice Knowland, Arlington Heights.
Mass.; D : 756, Aug. 14, 1901; 2c. Auir. 14,
1901. 31074

1556

31075

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

31094

Mortal (The) mind — Continued.

■ a comedy in 2 acts, a prologue and an epi-
logue, by J. O. Durham. 57 p. f°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Janet Oldershaw Durham, Manchester,
Va. ; D: 13806, Sept. 15, 1908; 2c. Sept. 18.
1908. 31075

Mortal verdict; libretto, by Franc Robinson
Turrell. 63 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 3, 1911 ; D : 2566S ; Mrs. Herbert
Turrell, West Orange, N. J. 31076

Mortals of sacrifice. See Angels (The)

Mortar and bricks; character act, by R. M.
Carroll.

© R. M. Carroll, United States ; 1873 : 115.57,
Oct. 8. 31077

Mortgage (The); dramatic playlet in 1 act, by
J. Lewis. [1], 13 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 23, 1913; D: 34520; Toseph
Lewis, New York. 31078

an original serio-comic drama, in 3 acts

and prologue, by D. Findley.

© Dawson Findley, New York ; 1872 : 4530,
May 1. 31079

Mortgage (The) on the farm. Typewritten.
© M. Harcoiu-t Clarke, New York; 1895:
57778, Nov. 15; Ic. Nov. 15. 31080

Mortgaged (The) home; or, Oego's triumph,
by C. A. Bowden.

© Charles Andrew Bowden, Atlanta; D:
6745, May 29, 1905. 31081

Mortgaged (A) slave; a comedy drama iu 5 acts,
by H. A. Glazier.

© Henry A. Glazier, Owatonna, ^linn. ;
1895 : 4909, Jan. 19. 31082

Mortgagee (The); comedy iu 3 acts, by W. M.
Blatt. 92 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 17, 1915; D : 40028 ; William
Moses Blatt, Brookline, Mass. 31082a

Morucha (La); capricho berebere en 1 acto, divi-
dido en 5 cuadros, en prosa, original de A.
Sfinchez Carrere, miisica de los maestros
Quislaut y San Felipe. Madrid [Sociedad de
autores espanoles] 1911. 42 p., 1 1. 12°.
[Libretto only]

© Dec. 30, 1911 ; 2c. Jan. 2, 1912 ; D : 2S141 ;
Adolf 0 Sanchez Carrere, Madrid. 31083

Morvah; a comedy drama, by S. Mackaye.

© Steele Mackaye, New York ; 1881 : 12512,
Aug. 12. 31084

Morven and the grail; play in 3 pts., by B.
Hooker. 23 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 5, 1915 ; D : 39317 ; Brian Hooker,
New York. 31084a

Moscow in flames; or, France and Russia in
1812, a drama in 5 acts, by J. T. Johns.

© James Thomas Johns, Boston; 1877:
3762, Mar. 29.

Mose; a college comedy in 3 acts, by
Miles.

© Carlton Wright IMiles, Fergus
Minn.; D:8340, Mar.- 31, 1906.
abandoned, see D : 9732]

31085
C. W.

Falls,
[Entry
31086

Same. Boston, W. H. Baker & co., 1907. 32

p. 12°. ( [Baker's ed. of plays] )

© Carlton Wright Miles, Crookston, Minn. ;
D:9732, Jan. 2, 1907; 2c. Jan. 28, 1907.

31087

Mose; poema drammatico, di Angiolo Orvieto,
musica di Giacomo Orefice. Milano, E. Son-
zogno, 1905. 5 p. 1., 8-59 numb. 1. 8°. [Li-
bretto only]

© Edoardo Sonzogno, Milan ; D : 6022, Jan.
9, 1905; 2c. Jan. 9, 1905. 31088

Mose and Josh; a comedy in 5 acts, by S. P.
Hamilton. Chester, S. C, Enterprise print-
ing office, 1893. 33 p. 8°.

© S. P. Hamilton, Chester, S. C. ; 1893:
24692, May 22; 2c. July 5. 31089

Mose and Vamose. See Slaughter of the
innocents.

Mose Johnson's troubles; play in 1 act, by M.
Harvey. [7] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 11, 1914 ; D : 36993 ; Martha Har-
vey, Ogden, Kan. 31089a

Moses; by Charles Hovey Brown. Boston, R. G.
Badger, 1902. 60 p. 8°.

© Richard G. Badger & co., Portland, Me. ;
1900 A : 26642, Oct. 26 ; 2c. Nov. 11, 1902.

31090

— a drama, by C. H. Brown.

© Charles Hovey Brown, Newport, Vt. ; D :
2695, Nov. 11, 1902. 31091

— eine tragodie in 5 akten und einem vorspiel,
von Victor Hahn. Stuttgart und Berlin, J. G.
Cotta'sche buchhandlung nachfolger, 1907.
152 p. 12°.

© Emanuel Lederer, New Y'ork ; D : 11133,
Aug. 8, 1907 ; 2c. Aug. 9, 1907. 31092

or. The bondage in Egypt, a scenic and

dramatic composition, designed and painted
by J. Rettig. Typewritten.

© John Rettig, Cincinnati; 1889:16980,
June 5; Ic. Mar. 27, 1890; Ic. (printed) Oct.
8, 1890. , 31093

Moses and Pharaoh; or. The passage through
the Red Sea, a ltil)lical drania in 5 acts and
a prologue, by O. Peltzer.

© Otto Peltzer, Chicago; 1882:5007,
Mar. 31. 31094

1557

31095

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

31114

Moses and Pharaoh — Continued.
Same.

© Otto Peltzer, Chicago ; D : 9, Jan. 5. 1901.

31095

Moses and son; by F. J. Westcott. 35 p. 4°,
Typewritten.

© Frederick J. Westcott, London ; D : 10970,
July 15, 1907; 2c. July 15, 1907. 31096

- — • an up to date mosaic comedy in 3 acts, by
J. Gordon.

© Harry Braliam, New York ; 1892 : 37410,
Sept. 13. 31097

Moses in Ireland; comedy in 3 acts.

© Charles L. Konollman and F. Bush,
Brooklyn; 1881:4415, Mar. 23. 31098

Moses Levi & company; comedy drama in 4
acts, by S. Morris.

© Sam Morris, Chicago; D:825, Sept. 3,
1901. 31099

Moses I/evy, ta-ta-ra-tan; by L. Cook.

© Lewis Cook, Milwaukee ; 1882 : 11278,
July 10. 31100

Moses Meier, der heiratsvermittler, New-
Yorker; original-posse mit gesang in 3 akten
und 6 bildern, von C. Hauenstein.

© Conrad Hauenstein, New York; 1894:
56951, Dec. 7. 31101

Moses, prince of Egypt; a drama in 4 acts, by
H. T. Hum.

© Henrv Thorn Hum, Milton, 111. ; D : 0631.
Dec. 13, 1906. 31102

Moses, the lawgiver and leader; lyric drama
in 3 acts and 10 scenes, by C. Phillips. 51 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 15, 1912 ; D : 30544 ; Charles Phil-
lips, New York. 31103

Mosquito; a historical melodrama in 3 acts and
prologue, by A. Thompson.

© Alfred Thompson, New York; 1885:
23396, Nov. 7, 31104

■ See also Moustique (Le)

Mosquito (The) trust; play in 1 act, by O. T.
Johnstone. 8 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 7, 1915 ; D : 41443 ; Otto T. John-
sone. Brooklyn. 31104a

Mosquitoes; a musical burlesque in 1 act, by
Frank Rogers.

© Thomas W. Brown, Oceanic, N. J. ; 1879 :
9688, July 23. 31105

Moss (A) agate; a comedy drama in 4 acts, by
E. J. Swartz.

© Edward J. Swartz, Philadelphia; 1883:
10710, Sept. 12. 31105a

Moss (The) madhuhn; an Irish American
drama in 4 acts, by J. H. Ryan.

© J. H. Ryan, New York ; 1884 : 14715, July
19. 31106

Moss-rose rent; by Arthur Law. London, J.
Williams, ltd. ; New York, E. Schuberth & co.,
1904. 1 p. 1., 23 p. 8°.

© Joseph Williams, ltd.. London; D : 4767,
Mar. 22, 1904 ; 2c. Mar. 23, 1904. 31107

Mosses from an old manse. See My Lord Pre-
tense.

Mosswood; an ante-bellum drama in 5 acts, by
A. D. Crabtree.

© Addison Darre Crabtree, Boston ; 1893 :
26968, June 5. 31108

or. The chime bells of Moultrie, a domes-

Mosquitoes' (The) revenge,
the hats.

See Man with

tic drama in 5 acts, by A. D. Crabtree.

© Addison Darre Crabtree, Boston; 1894:
22072, Apr. 30. 31109

Most; a play, the relation of heart and soul, by
M. Wirgn. [22] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© le. Aug. 11, 1910 ; D : 21777 ; Myra Wiren,
New York. 31110

Most (The) popular girl.

© Lawrence A. Murphv, Chicago; D:9781,
Jan. 12, 1907. 31111

Most (The) versatile, musical, grotesque
clowns on earth, Joe and Jet Deltorellis.

© Joe and .Jet Deltorellis, Chicago; 1897:
24518. Apr. 20; 2c. July 17. 31112

Mostly mamma; characteristic comedy of a
will-o'-the-wisp woman in 3 acts, by M. V.
Fitz Gerald. 112 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 23, 1915; D: 39752; Marie V.
Fitz Gerald, London. 31112a

Mot karneval; [i 4 akter] af Hans E. Kinck.
Kristiania,H. Aschehoug & co. (W. Nygaard)
1915. 2 p. 1., 400 p. 12°.

© Oct. 8, 1915 ; Ic. Nov. 26, 1915 ; D : 42342 ;
H. Aschehoug & co., Christiania, Norway.

31112b

Mote (The) and the beam; comedy in 3 acts, by
D. Bronston. [74] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 26, 1912; D : 29502 ; Douglas
Bronston, New York. 31113

Moth (The) and the flame; by C. Fitch. New-
York, A. Kauser [1908] 60 p. 12°.

© Clyde Fitch and Alice Kauser, New
York ; D : 12620, Mar. 25, 1908 ; 2c. Apr. 9,
1908. 31114
See also Beckoning (The)

1558

31115

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

31134

Mo-thair Goose; sketch in 1 act, by Bliss Hol-
brook [i. e. G. B. HolbrookJ 22 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 1, 1913; D: 35339; George B.
Holbrook, Los Angeles. 31115

Mother (The); by Elhi Wheeler Wilcox.

© Mattie Keene, New York ; D : 643, July
8, 1901. 31116

— tlriiniii in 1 act, by R. E. Marshall and B.
F. Brace. [9] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 13, 1912; D : 25961 ; Rachel E.
Marshall and Blanche F. Brace, Seattle.

31117

— draniti in 3 acts, by D. Pinski.

© David Pinski, New York; D : 893, Sept.
23, 1901. 31118

•by S. Gertsman. 23 p. 4°. Typewrit-

ten.

© Simon Gertsman, Portland, Or. ; D : 15835,
May 12, 1909; 2c. May 12, 1909. 31119

— play in 4 acts, by J. E. Goodman. 126 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 24, 1909 ; D : 16939 ; Jules Eck-
ert Goodman, United States. 31120

play in 1 act and 3 scenes, by F. A. Rum-
mer. 19 p. 4°, Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 2, 1915 ; D : 41884 ; Frederic Ar-
nold Kummer, Catonsville, Md. 31120a

Mother and daughter; composed and written
by J. S. Trew.

© James S. Trew, Chicago; 1879:6995,
May 26. 31121

— a dramatic composition in 3 acts, by M,
Prescott.
© Marie

Mar. 22.

Prescott, Boston ;

1880 : 4628,
31122

Mother and son; drama in 5 acts, adapted" from
the French by S. Conrad. 40 p. 4°, Type-
written.

© Ic. Mar. 29, 1913; D : 32895 ; Solomon
Conrad, Brooklyn. [Copyright is claimed on
new act] 31123

— drama in 4 acts, adapted from the French,
by S. Conrad. 35 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 10, 1913; D: 32706; Solomon
Conrad, Brooklyn. 31124

— in 5 acts, by Charlotte Birch-PfeilTer.

© Frederick Jacob Pillot, New York ; 1878 :
11674, Oct. 10. 31125

— - sketch in 2 scenes, by C. H. Shepherd. 23 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 7, 1912 ; D : 28975 ; Charles Ho-
ratio Shepherd, New York. 31126

Mother and son — Continued.

or. The light of a dream, play in 1 act. by

Mary Palmer Blanchet. 6 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Jan. 24, 1914; D : 35849 ; Marie J.
Blanchet, New York. 31126a

See also Without a name.

Noble.

6 p. 4°.

Mother and the boys; by J.
Typewritten.

© Jack Noble, Kansas Citv. Mo.; D:
14032, Oct 12, 1908; 2c. Oct. 12, 1908. 31127

— 4 act comedy-drama of the times, by R.
Foster. [1], 111 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 23, 1912 ; D : 31761 ; Roy Foster,
Chicago. 31128

— rural comedy drama in 4 acts, bv Charles
Morton. [62] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 24, 1915 ; D : 42563 ; Alex. Byers,
Chicago. 3li28a

— See also Pinkerton's (The)

Mother (The) and the father; dramatic pas-
sages, by W. D. Howells. New York and Lon-
don, Harper & brothers, 1909. 4 p. 1., 3-54 p.,
1 1. front, 3 pi. 8°.

© Harper & bros., New York ; A : 237918,
Apr. 28, 1909; 2c. May 20, 1909. 31129

Mother Bobbett's Christmas; a dialogue and
cantata, by A. W. Wray.

© Angelina W. Wray, New Brunswick,
N. J. ; 1898: 64364, Nov. 2. 31130

Mother church in the land of darkness; a play
in the interests of Christian missions, by E. B.
Rice. 18 p. 4°. Printed.

© Edwin B. Rice, Mt Vernon, N. Y. ; D:
13623, Aug. 13, 1908; 2c. Aug. 13, 1908.

31131

Mother Earth; play in 4 scenes by AV. E. Ander-
son. [1], 126 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 24, 1913; D: 35121; William
Elmer Anderson, Des Moines. 31132

See also German classics of the nine-

teenth and twentieth centuries.

Mother Earth and her vegetable daughters;
or, Crowning the queen of vegetables, an
evening entertainment in 1 scene, by E. A.
and C. M. Lewis. Clyde, O., Ames pub. co.

© Ames pub. co., Clyde, O. : 1898:9369,
Feb. 3; 2c. Feb. 9. 31133

Mother Goose; an extravaganza in 3 acts, by
E. Smith and L. De Lange.

© Edgar Smith, Elmhurst, N. Y., and Louis
De Lange, Asbury Park; D:4111 Oct 14,
1903. 31134

1559

31135

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

31155

Mother Goose — Continued.

musical extravaganza, by F. L. Haskius.

[20] p. f°. Typewritten.
© Ic. Dec. 6, 1911; D: 26008; Frances L.

Hasldns, Brooklyn. 31135

or, The strange adventures of Jack and

Jill, fairy extravaganza in 3 acts, by Edwin
Stevens.

© W. H. Leahy, San Francisco; 1S97 :
60892, Oct. 28. 31136

■See also Cardiac (The) romance of the

king of hearts and the stolen tarts. — Rise
(The) and fall of Humpty Dumpty.

Mother (The) Goose album; a descriptive,
humorous sketch, with original stage proper-
ties and scenery, by R. A. Barnet.

© R. A. Barnet, Boston ; 1896 : 8990, Feb. 7.

31137

Mother Goose bazaar; by Edna Randolph Wor-
rell. Lebanon, O., March brothers, 1909.
cover-title, 8 p. 12°.

© Oct. 8, 1909 ; 2c. Oct. 9, 1909 ; D : 17063 ;
March bros., Lebanon, O. 31138

Mother Goose comic opera; by H. L. Clark.

© Harriette Lewis Clark, Indianapolis ; D :
3171, Mar. 19, 1903. 31139

Mother Goose girls; play, by Hamilton Cole-
man and WillJ. Harris. [l],8p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Apr. 21, 1913 ; D : 33006 ; Menlo aioore,
Chicago. 31140

Mother Goose in vaudeville; or. The old wo-
man that lived in a shoe and her children,
by J. C. Mack. 4 p. 24°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 8, 1912 ; D : 28598 ; J. C. Mack,
Philadelpbia. 31141

Mother Goose kinderfest; by M. Jovalemore.
© Margaret Jovalemore, East Orange, N. J. ;
D : 2833, Jan. 9, 1903. 31142

Mother (A) Goose play; for any number of
children, by M. D. Barnum. New York, S.
French; London, S. French, ltd., 1912. 25 p.
12°.

© Aug. 29, 1912; 2c. Aug. 31, 1912; D:
30712; Samuel French, New York. 31143

Mother Goose up-to-date. See Five playlets.

Mother Goose's Christmas party; Christmas
play for children, by Winnie C. Saunders.
Cincinnati, New York, Fillmore music house,
1911. 8 p. 12°.

© Oct. 9, 1911 ; 2c. Oct. 12, 1911 ; D : 25409 ;
FiUmor<» bros co., Cincinnati. 31144

Mother Goose's Christmas visit; an original
entertainment for children, by Edith Thomp-
son Langley. New York, S. Frencli ; Ijoudon,
S. French, ltd., 1904. 17, [3] p. 8°.

© Samuel French, New York ; D : 5836, Nov.
28, 1904; 2c. June 3, 1909. 31145

Mother Goose's goslings; by Elizabeth F. Gup-
till. Chicago, T. S. Denison [1903] 21 p.
16°. (On cover: Amateur series)

© Thos. S. Denison, Chicago ; D : 3713, July
11, 1903; 2c. Aug. 3, 1903. 31146

Mother Goose's jubilee; an opera for children
in 3 acts, by h. E. Orth. Libretto. Boston,
The author, 1901.

© L. E. Orth, Boston; D : 243, Mar. 21,
1901 ; 2c. Mar. 21, 1901. 31147

Mother Goose's reception; an operetta in 2
parts, by Mrs. E. Gaskins. [Alton, 111., 1900]
30 p. 8°. [Vv^ords only]

© Mrs. Eugene Gaskins, Alton, 111. ; 1900
A : 10590, Apr. 26 ; 2c. May 18. 31148

Mother Hornet; a musical comedy in 3 acts and
3 scenes, by E. Joyce.

© Edwin Joyce, New York; 1885:3158,
Feb. 5. 31149

Mother-in-law; by F. File. [24] 1. 16°.
Printed.

© Franklin File, New York; 1877:8047,
July 11; 2c. Nov. 15, 188L 31150

— a comedy in 3 acts.

© Thomas Griffin, New York; 1873:13952,
Dec. 4. 31151

— a farcical comedy, by Ben E. Woolf.

© Neil Burgess, Boston ; 1877 : 10673, Sept.
15. 31152

an original comic opera in 2 acts, by M. F.

Donovan.

© M. F. Donovan, New York; 1880:4949,
Mar. 29. 31153

play in 3 acts with prologue and epilogue,

by A. Mixon. 56 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 18, 1915 ; D : 40118 ; Ada Mixon,
Washington. 31153a

a society play in 5 acts, by J. B. Ilunnion.

© James B. Runnion, Chicago; 1875:7303,
July 12. 31154

Mother-in-law (The) of McTweedles; a comedy
in 3 acts, by J. A. Moroso and J. A. Heffernan.
Typewritten.

© John A. Moroso and John A. Heffernan,
Brooklvn; 1897:35437, June 14; Ic. June 1;
2c. Sept. 1. 31155

1560

31156

COPYBIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

31175

Mother, is the battle over? by L. E. Dougherty.
S p. 4°. Typewritten.

© L. E. Dougtierty, New York; D:3842,
Aug. IS, 1903; 2c. Aug. IS, 1903. 31156

Mother-love; doiuestic drama in 1 act, by B.
Laufer. [l],13p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 19, 1914; D : 36415 ; Bernard
Laiifer, Buffalo. 31156a

in 3 acts, by L. C. Cowperthwaite. [40] p.

f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 29, 1911 ; D : 25096 ; L. C. Cow-
perthwaite, Philadelphia. 31157

1 act play, by L. E. Walter. [13] p. f°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. June 10, 1913 ; D : 33461 ; L. E. Wal-
ter, Harri-sburg, Pa. 31158

an original 1 act play, by G. F. Piatt.

© George Foster Piatt, Denver Mills, Col. ;
1S94 : 17243, Mar. 28. 31159

a play in 4 acts, by Alice I. Dunn. [1], 32

p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 20, 1912 ; D : 30933 ; Mrs. Fran-
cis A. Dunn, Brooklyn. 31160

(Moderskarlek) ; an act, by August Strind-

berg, English version by Francis J. Ziegler.
Philadelpbia, Brown brothers, 1910. 41 p.
12°.

© Nov. 19, 1910; 2c. Nov. 25, 1910; D:
22738; Brown bros., Pbiladelpbia. 31161

Mother never tells an untruth; dramatic sketch
in 1 act, by Max Glass. 15, [2] p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Apr. 10, 1911 ; D : 23976 ; Sadey Glass,
Cincinnati. 31162

Mother o' inine; a play in 4 acts, by R. J. Davis
[Perry Lathrop, pseud.]

© Richard J. Davis, Chicago ; D : 15764,
May 3, 1909. 31163

play in 3 acts, by Mrs. H. Sandby. [2], 62

p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 2, 1913 ; D : 32820 ; Mrs. Herman
Sandby, Philadelphia. 31164

Mother of fairies; play in 1 act, by R. W. Sned-
don. [1], 19 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 30, 1914 ; D : 38949 ; Robert Wil-
liam Sneddon. Mt. Vernon, N. Y. 31164a
Mother (The) of Pearl; a comedy in 3 acts, by
L. De Lange.

© I.ouis De Lange, New York; 1897:49515,
Sept. 3. 31165

Mother (The) of Santa Claus; a Chri.-^tmas en-
tertainment for children in 2 acts, by Bertha
Currier Porter. Boston, AV. H. Baker & co.,
1908. 11 p. 12°.

© Walter H. Baker &. co., Boston ; D : 12482,
Mar. 4, 1908; 2c. Mar. 21, 1908. 31166

Mother of three; original farce in 3 acts, by
Clo. Graves. London, S. French, ltd. ; New
York, S. French, 1909. 68 p. diagrs. 12°.
([French's acting ed., no. 2347])

© Sept. 16, 1909; 2c. Sept. 17, 1909; D:
10811; Samuel French, ltd., London. 31167

Mother (The) or the son; a dramatization in
1 act of Prosper Merimee's Mateo Falcone, by
D. Kimball.

© David Kimball, New York ; D : 1285, .Jan.
13, 1902. 31168

dramatization of Prosper Merimee's Mateo

Falcone, by D. Kimball. 13 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Nov. 4, 1910 ; D : 22484 ; David Kim-
ball, Berck-Plage, France. 31169

Mother (The) superior; play in 1 act, by J. T.
O'Connor and G. Moyston. 17 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Feb. 24, 1914; D : 36128 ; Joseph T.
O'Connor and Guy Moyston, San Francisco.

31169a

Mother, sv/eeter than Rosalie; [play in 1 act]
by J. M. P. Hug. 6 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 18, 1912 ; D : 29701 ; Josephine M.
Peteler Hug, Oakland, Cal. 31170

Motherhood; up-to-date ethical drama in 4 acts,
by Lillian Langdon and Charles Bolles,
[150] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 6, 1915; D: 42417; Charles L
Bolles, New York. 31170a

Mothers; play in 1 act, by G. Middleton. [2],
18 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 9, 1913 ; D : 32145 ; George Mid-
dleton, New York. 31171

See also Love in danger.^— Tradition.

Mother's accident; by A. Washburn,

© Alice AVashburn, New York ; D : 15497,
Mar. 30, 1909. 31172

Mothers and fathers; a dramatic sketch.

© Happy hours co., New York ; 1876 : 11734,
Oct. 18; 2c. Oct. 21. 31173

Mother's and father's dream.
Kehoe.

Sec Mary Ann

Mother's angel; a burlesque in 1 act, by W. H.
Post. 15 p. 8°. Typewritten.

© Atherton Furlong, jr.. White I'lains.
N. Y. ; D:4535, Jan. 21, 1904; 2c. Jan. 21,
1904. 31174

Mother's (A) atonement; a drama in 5 acts, by
Ernest Warren.

© Gertrude Norman, New York ; 1891 :
14940, Apr. 22. 31175

1561

31176

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

31195

Mother's cure; farcical comedy In 3 acts, by

li. J. Brick-Dale. [132] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 31, 1912 ; D : 31835 ; Robert Jas.

Brick-Dale, Seattle. 31176

Mother's (A) curse; an American drama in 5
acts, by James W. Long. (Jrand Rapids,
Mich., West Michigan printing CO., 1889. 54 p.
8°.

© Cyrus B. Lambert, Grand Rapids, Mich. ;
1889 : 7855, Mar. 11 ; 2c. Apr. 3. 31177

Mother's (A) delight; or, From sorrows to
joy, by Alexander Hartholz and Harry Far-
rell. 13 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Hartholz & Farrell, Brooklyn ; D : 11386,
Sept. 4, 1907; 2c. Sept. 17, 1907. 31178

Mother's (A) devotion; a drama in 4 acts and 7
scenes, by George Wadsworth Milton. 64 p.
f°. Typewritten.

© G. W. Milton, Houston ; D : 6877, .Tune 26,
1905; 2c. Nov. 17, 1905. 31179

See also Baptista Reynard. — Mora. — Rose

Michel.

Mother's (A) false step; a romantic drama in
5 acts, by J. Sanson.

© Joseph Sanson, Philadelphia; 1879:
13160, Oct. 6. 31180

Mother's (A) gift to her country; by Paul
Dresser.

© Howley, Haviland & co., New York ; 1900
A: 7972, Mar. 26. 31181

Mother's (A) heart; comedy drama in 4 acts,
by John Arthur Eraser. 110 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Taylor & Irvine, Camden, N. J. ; D : 1560,
Mar. 12, 1902; 2c. Mar. 12, 1902. 31182

— a dramatic composition in 1 act, by A.
Girard. 20 p. • f °. Typewritten.

© Annie Girard, Santa Rosa, Cal. ; D :
12634, Mar. 28, 1908; 2c. Apr. 6, 1908. 31183

— an original drama in a prologue and 5 acts,
by Mrs. R. Pacheco. San Francisco. 1878.

© Mrs. R. Pacheco, California; 1879:659,
Jan. 15. 31184

— a romantic drama in 3 acts, by Frederick
Pray Mount.

© Birket Clarke, Brooklyn ; D : 1205, Dec.
23, 1901. 31185

— See also Muter's (A) hertz.

Mother's husband; a musical farce comedy, by
J. Hart.

© Joseph Hart, New York ; D : 5878. Nov. 22,
1904. 31186

Mothers-in-law; a comedy in 4 acts.

© Thomas Griffin, New York; 1873:13951,
Dec. 4. 31187

Mothers-in-law — Continued.

-a comedy in 4 acts, by B. G. Lovejoy.

© B. G. Lovejoy, Washington ; 1877 : 3912,
Apr. 2. 31188

Mother's life preserver; by B. Lieb. 25 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Beatrice Lieb, New York ; D : 3208. Apr
10, 1903; 2c. Apr. 16, 1903. 31189

Mother's (A) love; drama in 5 acts, by C. H.
Morton.

© Charles H. Morton, Philadelphia; 1874:
787, .Tan. 22. 31190

— play in 4 acts, by R. Fitzgerald.

© Riter Fitzgerald, Philadelphia; 1900 A:
14708. June 13, 31191

or, A wreath for our lady, a play in 1 act,

for children, by Dorothy Reynartz. New York,
The rU)xbury publishing company [1899] 21
p. 16°. (Wizard series) [With music]

© Roxbury pub. co.. New York ; 1899 : 76317,
Nov. 22 ; 2c. Nov. 15. 31192

or, Over the hill to the poorhouse, an origi-

nal drama in 5 acts, by J. Q. Baird.

© .Tames Q. Baird, Indianapolis ; 1878 : 6238,
May 23. 31193

— ■ See also Arthur Eustace. — Nature.

Mothers' (A) meeting; entertainment in 1 scene
for female characters, by A. Bates. Boston,
W. H. Baker & co., 1909. 14 p. 12°.

© Sept. 7, 1909 ; 2c. Sept. 8, 1909 ; D : 16719 ;
Arlo Bates, Boston. 31194

Mother's (A) memory; by S. .1. Simmons. Bos-
ton, Press of the fraternity, 1882. 40 numb.
1. 8°.

© Samuel .T. Sinnuons and Caleb Hatch,
Boston ; 1882 : 6305, Apr. 20 ; 2c. May 2.

31195

Mother's merry Christmas; 2 act play, by L. M.
Dysart. 25 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 14, 1915 ; D : 40352 ; Lulu M. Dy-
sart, Milwaukee. 31195a

Mother's (A) mistake; a thoi'oughly catholic
play in 3 acts, by W. E. Keally. 30 p. 8°.
Printed.

© Oct. 31, 1914 ; 2c. Nov. 6, 1914 : D : 38717 ;
Walter E. Keally, Pittsburgh. 31195b

Mothers of men; pageant of noble womanhood
especially adapted to Mothers' day, by Sara A.
Wallace. Franklin. O., Eldridge entertain-
ment house, 1914. 8 p. 12°.

© Nov. 1, 1914 ; 2c. Dec. 19, 1914 ; D : 39153 ;
Eldridge entertainment house, Franklin, O.

31195c

1562

31195

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

31214

Mothers of men — Continued.

play in 2 acts, by E. A. Elsbach. 14 p.

Typewritten.

© Ic. June 1, 1915; D : 40808 ; Edwin Ar-
thur Elsbacli, San Francisco. 31195d

Mother's (A) prayer. See Dumb man's oath.

Mother's (The) protest; vaudeville war sketch,
by A. Geyer. 21 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 3, 1915 ; D : 40829 ; Albert Geyer,
Los Angeles. 31195e

Mother's (A) punishment; or, A mother's sac-
rifice; or. Madame Hautier, drama in 3 acts,
and prologue, tr. and adapted from the French
of Alphonse de Launay, by E. Waller.

© Emma Waller, New York; 1891:36446,
Oct. 9. 31196

Mother's (The) revenge. See Estelle War-
land.

Mother's (A) sacrifice. See Mother's (A) pun-
ishment.

Mother's (A) secret; a comedy drama in 4 acts,
by W. H. Ketler. 39 p. 12°. Pl-inted.

© William H. Ketler, Camden, N. .J.; A:
3282, Apr. 13, 1903 ; Ic. Apr. 13, 1903 ; Ic. Apr.
23, 1903. 31197

Mother's (A) sin; by I. Richter.
© Ida Kichter. Hannibal, Mo.
Apr. 28, 1909.

Moths — Continued.

4°. romantic drama in 4 acts, by H. Hamilton,

based on Ouida's [Louise De la Ramee's]
novel of the same name, readapted by M. R.
Vedder.

© Maus R. Vedder, New York ; 1883 : 15946,
Aug. 31. 31205

See also Prisoner (The) of Szarisla.

D : 1.5793,
31198

— historical operetta in 4 acts, by Jacob
Schnitzer.

70 p. 8°. Ms.

© Ic. Apr. 30, 1910 ; D : 20919 ; David Kessler

& Max li. Wilner, New I'ork.

31199

Mother's (The) unfortunate child; drama in 3
acts, by George O'Neal, jr. 83 p. f°. Type-
written.

© George O'Neal, Steubenville, O. ; D.: 2525,
Oct. 30, 1902 ; 2c. Jan. 7, 1903. 31200

Mother's way out; play in 1 act, by Effie Wood-
ward Fifield. [2], 25 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 20, 1913; D: 32004; Mrs. J. C.
Fifield, Minneapolis. 31201

Moths; a drama in 4 acts, by H. Hamilton.

© Yorke Stephens, San Francisco ; 1883 ;
13932, July 28. 31202

a dramatization in 4 acts of Ouida's [Louise

De la Ramee's] novel of the same name, by

Annie Kernanan. 46 p. 4°. Mimeographed.

© July 2, 1909 ; 2c. July 26, 1909 ; D : 16349 ;

James Eldwards, Chicago. 31203

a nuisical farce in 2 acts, by .T. C. Roach.

52 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© James Connor Roach, New York; 1883:
15945, Aug. 31 ; 2c. Sept. 5. 31204

Motive for the crime; in 1 act, by A. M. De
Lisser.

© Alfred M. De Lisser, New York ; D : 9091,
Sept. 15, 1906. 31206

Motives; a comedy in 3 acts, by A. Benrimo.

© A. Benrimo, New York ; 1876 : 13277,
Dec. 1. 31207

Motor (The); family drama in 3 acts, by L. T.
Bryson. 69 p. f°. Ms.

© Ic. Apr. 9, 1910 ; D : 20753 ; L. T. Bryson,
Independence, Mo. 31208

Motor-carousers (The); play in 1 act, by H. R.
Woolf. 22 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 2, 1915 ; D : 41151 ; Harold Rogers
Woolf, New York. 31208a

Motor (The) girl; musical comedy in 2 acts,
book and lyrics by Campbell and Skinner.
81 p. 4°, Typewritten, [Libretto only]

© C. J. Campbell and R. M. Skinner, New-
York ; D:6942, July 10, 1905; 2c. Julv 10,
1905. 31209

by Chas. J. Campbell and Ralph M.

Skinner, music by Julian Edwards. Vocal
score. New York [etc.] M. Witmark and sons,
1909. 139 p. 4°.

© .July 17, 1909; 2c. July 19, 1909; D:
16294 ; M. Witmark & sons. New York. 31210

a musical play in 3 acts, book and music

by Arthur Weld, lyrics by R. B. Smith. 96 p.
4°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Louise Beaudet, New York ; D : 2615. Aug.
18. 1902; 2c. Oct. 3, 1902. 31211

Motor (The) ride. See Monologues and duo-
logues.

Motoring Mugsy; a musical farce, by F. R.
Walton. [130] p. 4°. Typewritten. [Words
only]

I© Frank Richmond Walton, Chicago ; D :
14112, Oct. 21, 1908; 2c. Oct. 21, 1908. 31212

Motorist; a burlesque sketch, by Harry Tate.
5 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© H. Tate, London ; D : 7705, Dec. 12. 1905 :
2c. Dec. 7, 1905. 31213

Motorman (The); a melodrama in 4 acts, by
S. B. Alexander.

© Sigmund B. Alexander, Boston; 1894:
18623, Apr. 9. 31214

1563

31215

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

31235

Mouettes (Les) ; piece en 3 .-u'tes, [par] P. Adam.
[Paris, Iinpr. de I'lUustration] 1906. 2 p. 1.,
87 p. 8°.

© Paul Adam, Paris; D : 9446, Nov. 16,
1906; 2c. Nov. 16, 1906; Ic. new ed. Dec. 31,
1906. 31215

Moulded in the scarlet. See Shark (The)

Moulder's (The) union. See Convict labor.

Moulding (The) of Morton. See Certain (A)
kind of a man.

Moulin Rouge; a burlesque and extravaganza,
by C Grant.

"© Clifford Grant, New York; 1896:63372.
Nov. 20. 31216

Moulin Rouge extravaganza.

© Fred Rider, Baltimore ; 1897 : 10771.
Feb. 12. 31217

Moulin Rouge girls; big burlesque company,
by J. H. Sutter. 4 p. 4°. Typewritten.
© John H. Sutter, Brooklyn ; D : 16023. Mtiy

20, 1909; 2c. June 24, 1909. 31218

Moulins (Les) qui chantent; operette en 3
actes, livret de Frantz Fonson et Fernand
Wicheler, nuisique de Arthur Van Oost. Bro-
chure complete. Paris, jNI. Eschig, 1911.
136 p. 16°.

© Oct. 28, 1911; 2c. Oct. 30, 1911; D:
25625; Max Eschig, Paris. 31219

Moumoute; vaudeville en 2 actes, de H. Keroul
et A. Barre. [2], 131 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 17, 1910 ; D : 22299 ; H. Delormel,
Paris. 31220

Mount (The) of Jupiter; a play in 3 acts, by
A. Williams.

© Adene Williams, Washington ; D : 2581,
Nov. 10, 1902. 31221

Mount of the Holy Cross; a dramatic composi-
tion in 3 acts, by P. [J.] White.

© Porter White, Detroit; D:429, May 3,
1901. 31222

or. The miner's legacy, a comedy drama in

5 acts, by F. Baldwin.

© Florence Baldwin, Leadville, Col. ; 1895 :
51822, Oct. 12. 31223

Mount Washington; a comedy in 5 acts, com-
bining opera and fairy spectacle, by N. A.
Moore.

© Nathan Alonso Moore, Concord, N. H. ;
1871:3440, Apr. 17. 31224

Mountain (A) Azalea; drama of Tennessee
mountains in 4 acts, by M. Thompson Daviess
and L. Luttrell Morrow. 39 p. 4 . Typewrit-
ten.

© Libbie L. Morrow and Maria T. Daviess,
Nashville; D : 11090, July 22, 1907; 2c. Aug.

21, 1907. 31225

Mountain (A) boy; by P. Phelps and M. Short.

© Pauline Phelps and Marion Short, Now
York; D : 13610, July 29, 1908. 31226

Mountain (The) climbers; comedy in 3 acts,
Jtdaptod from the German, by J. L. Hirsch-
nian. [1], 111 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 24, 1913; D: 35128; Jacob L.
Hirschman, Milwaukee. 31227

Mountain harvest home. See Big and little.

Mountain (The) hero; a sensational comedy
drama in 4 acts, by H. W. Scheff.

© Henry W. SchefE, Baltimore ; 1897 : 63513,
Nov. 13. 31228

Mountain (The) king; drama in 5 acts, by F.
Duraont. 101 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Frank Dumont, Philadelphia; 1S90:
21849, July 8; 2c. Aug. 13. 31229

or. Revenge in the tomb, play in 4 acts.

[4] p. f°. Printed.

© William Barker, Elkhart, lud. ; 1894:
55381, Nov. 27; 2 copies received. 31230

See also Demonio.

Mountain laurel; 1 act play, by C. Cooksey.
11 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 19, 1915 ; D : 41535 ; Curtis Cook-
sey, New York. 31230a

Mountain (The) men of Oregon. Sec Wildcat
Ned.

Mountain moonshine; play in 4 acts, b.v Ed-
mund A. Wheatley. [2], 188 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Nov. 23, 1910 ; D : 22519 ; E. A. Wheat-
ley, Chattanooga. 31231

Mountain mystery; by R. West. 19 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Roy West, Philadelphia ; D : 7853, .Tan.
13, 1906; 2c. Feb. 8, 1906. 31232

Mountain (A) pink; a romantic drama in 5 acts,
by Edwyn A. Barron and M. Bates.

© Edwyn A. Barron and Morgan Rates.
Chicago; 1883:12681, July 11. 31233

Mountain (A) Psyche. See Miss Mosher of
Colorado.

Mountain (The) rat; a play in 1 act, by M. K.
Rider. 14 p. 4^ Typewritten.

© Mary Kirk Rider, New York ; D : 10353,
Apr. 15, 1907; 2c. Apr. 15, 1907. 31234

Mountain (The) rebel. See Erin go bragh.

Mountain (The) waif; an original drama in 4
acts, by C. Townsend. Author's ed. Boston,
Walter H. Baker & co., 1892. 42 p. 12°.
([Baker's ed. of plays])

© Charles Townsend, United States ; 1892 :
20976, May 18; 2c. Sept. 2. 31235

1564

31235

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

31252

Mountain (The) youth. See Court favour.

Mountaineer (The); comic opera in 2 act.s, book
and Ija-ics by Kenneth S. Webb, music by R.
V/ebb. [62] p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto
only]

© Ic. Nov. 24, 1915 ; D : 42339 ; Kenneth and
Roy Webb, New Yorli. 31235a

drama in 1 act, by R. A. Dowling and Leon

Valadie. [7] p. 4 . Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 3, 1911; D: 23262; Dowlinp: &
Valadie, New Orleans. 31236

Mountaineers (The); a drama of the American
Revolution, in 5 acts, by W. N. Freeman.

© William Neely Freeman, Syracuse, N. Y. ;
1898 : 14075, Feb. 28. 31237

Mountainland; an episode of love in the hills,
comedy in 1 act, by L. E. Trinim. 51 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© L. E. Trimm, New York; D:1330S, .Tulv
7, 1908; 2c. Dec. 22, 1908. 31238

Mountains; play in 1 act, by P. F. Godfrey.
30 p. 4°. Typew-ritten.

© Ic. Feb. 25, 1914 ; D : 36141 ; Pearl Frank-
lin Godfrey, Cambridge, Mass. 31238a

Mountebanks (The); an entirely original comic
opera in 2 acts, written by W. S. Gilbert, com-
posed by Alfred Cellier. London, Chappell &
CO., 1891. 62 p. 8°. [Libretto only]

© Chappell & CO.. London; 1891:45218,
Dec. 12; 2c. Jan. 5. 1892. 31239

Same. [Complete vocal score]

© Chappell & CO., London ; 1892 : 7506, Feb.
16; 2c. Feb. 17. 31240

a specialty drama in 4 acts, by Fred G.

Andrews. Clyde, O., A. D. Ames, 1887. 21 p.
12°. ( [Ames' series of .standard and minor
drama, no. 229])

© A. D. Ames, Clyde, O. ; 1887 : 32993, Dec.
19; 2c. Dec. 29. .31241

Mounted (The); a play in 4 acts, bv C. B. and
Wm. C. De Mille.

© Cecil B. De Mille, New York ; D : 12410.
Feb. 24, 1908. 31242

Mounted (The) squad; a story of the New York
mounted police, comedy drama, by I. Witmark.

© Isidore Witmark, New York ; 1893 : 40932,
Sept. 8. 31243

Mourners (The); a comedy in 1 act, by Selina
Dolaro and Herron Allen.

© Marcus R. Mayer, New York; 1887:
30943, Nov. 30. 31244

■ ^1 act play, by R. E. Barlow. 15 p. f°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 3, 1912 ; D : 30724 ; Reginald E.
Barlow, Monticello, Wis. 31245

Mourners (The) — Continued.

^play in 1 act, by G. E. Massey. 13 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 27, 1914 ; D : 35809 ; George Ed-
ward Massey, New York. 31245a

Mourning (The) bride. See Masterpieces of
the English drama: William Congreve.

Mouse-trap (The); by Charles Horwitz, 19 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Nan Sickler, Philadelphia ; D : 9567, Dec.
3, 1906; 2c. Dec. 3, 1906. 31246

a comedietta in 1 act, by Mrs. Burton Har-
rison [Constance Cary Harrison] New York,
The De Vv'itt pul)!ishing house, 1892. 14 p.,
1 illus. 12°. ([De Witt's acting plavs, no.
372])

© R. H. Russell & son, New York; 1892:
52671, Dec. 23 ; 2c. Dec. 24, 1892 ; 2c. Dec. 26
1893. 31247

farce, by W. D. Howells. New York, Har-
per and brothers, 1894. 52 p. front., pi. 24°.
(Harper's black & white series)

© Harper & bros.. New York ; 1894 : 24.538.
May 15; 2c. June 8. 31248

playlet, by O. West and F. K. Lanham.

[1], 28 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 17, 1915 ; D : 42281 ; Olive West
and Fred K. Lanham, New York. 31248a

and other farces; by W. D. Howells. New

York, Harper eV: lu-others, 1889. 3 p. 1., 184 p.
iucl. plates, front. 12°.

Contents. — The garroters. — Five o'clock
tea. — The mouse-trap. — A likely story.

© ^^'illiam Dean Howells, New York ; 1889 :
8995, Mar. 21; 2c. Apr. 17. 31249

Mouse-trap, man-traps and millions; a spec-
tacular melodrama in 5 acts, by A. Jacobson
and C. H. Ham.

© Augustus Jacobson and Charles H. Ham,
Chicago; 1882:19342, Nov. 15. 31250

Mouse-trap Tobe; by E. C. Lamson.

© Ernest Clyde Lamson, Prairie View, 111. ;
1898 : 4897, Jan. 11 ; 2c. Jan. 12. 31251

Mouse-traps; or. The greatest of these, com-
edy of morals, by M. Young. 22 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Oct. 20, 1915; D : 42044 ; Marjorie
Young, Dorchester Centre, Mass. 31251a

Mousme; a Japanese comedy in 4 acts, by F.
Hoi)kins and Clive Holland. 67 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Florence Hopkins, I'hiladelphia ; D : 4041,
Oct. 3, 1903; 2c. Oct. 3, 1903. 31252

1565

31253

DEAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

31264

Mousme — Continued.

(The maids of Japan); in 3 acts, by Alex.

M. Tlionip.son luul Ilobert Courtneidge, lyrics
by Arthur Winiperis and Percy Greenbauk,
music by Lionel Monckton and Howard Tal-
bot. Book of lyrics. London, Chappell & co.,
ltd. [1911] 30 p. 8°.

© Sept. 14, lail; 2c. Sept. 15, 1911; D:
25227; Chappell & co., ltd., London. 31253

Mousquetaires (Les) (The musketeers); comic
opera, words by H. B. Farnie, composed by
Louis Varney.

© Helen Lonoir, New York ; 1881 : 713, Jan.
13. 31254

Mousquetaires (Les) noirs; the fencing mus-
keteers, a spectacular play in 1 act, by Nini
Diva. 6 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Nini von Erlanger, New York ; D : 1055,
Nov. 2, 1901; 2c. Nov. 2, 1901. 31255

Moustique (Le) (The mosquito); a comic opera
in 3 acts, by C. M. Coolidge. Philadelphia,
Baker & Hayes, 1885. 35 p. 16°. [Libretto
only]

© Cassius M. Coolidge, New York; 1885:
16462, July 31 ; 2c. Oct. 20. 31256

Mouth (The) of babes; the governor and
Brick; or. The hold-up man, a drama in 1 act,
by Eli Donson [pseud, of K. Onstott] [1],
10 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 10, 1913 ; D : 32254 ; Kyle Onstott,
Pasadena. 31257

Mouth (The) of the cannon; a story of life in
Nev.- :Mexico, by H. D. Cottrell.

© Frank Cooley, San Francisco ; D : 1394,
Feb. 4, 1902. 31258

Mover's (The) daughter; play in 4 acts, by
J. H. Seibold. [2], 167 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 1, 1913; D : 32808 ; Jenny Hop-
kins Seibold, New York. 31259

play in 3 acts, by J. H. Seibold, adapted

bv Edward Eisner. New York, S. French;
London, Sanmel French, ltd., 1914. 138 p.
12°.

© Aug. 14, 1914; 2c. Aug. 15, 1914; D:
37858; Jenny Hopkins Seibold, New York.

31259a

See also Girl (The) from Somewhere.

Movie (The) fan; comedy sketch, by Billy Carey
[pseud, of W. C. Donohoe] 14 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Aug. 4, 1915; D: 41416; William
Carey Donohoe, Hempstead, N. Y. 31259b

Movie (The) girl; farce with nmsic in 2 acts, by
M. Ott. 51 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Words
only]

© Ic. Mar. 27, 1914; D: 36486; Matthew
Ott, Wollaston, Mass. 31259c

Movie (The) makers; play in 1 act, by F. H.
Pipp. 16 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 8, 1915; D: 39898; Frank H.
Pipp, Detroit. 31259d

Movie (The) man; comedy in 1 act, by E. G.
O'Neill. 11 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 1, 1914 ; D : 37434 ; Eugene Glad-
stone O'Neill, New London, Conn. 31259e

Movie (The) manager; vaudeville act, by J.
Arnold. 9 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 4, 1913 ; D : 34001 ; Jack Arnold,
Memphis, Tenn. 31260

' Movie Mary; dramatic sketch, by H. M. Harvey.
[1], 10 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 17, 1914 ; D : 39117 ; Harold Mel-
lor Harvey, Grand Rapids, Mich. 31260a

Movie (The) mess; comedy in 1 act, by J. Ar-
nold. Memphis, Tenn., 1914. 15 p. 8°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. June 3, 1914 ; D : 37211 ; Jack Arnold,
Memphis, Tenn. 31260b

Movie (The) revue; burlesque of the film star
characters of to-day, in 2 acts, by N. L, For-
restei-. 17 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 23, 1915 ; D : 40449 ; Nanette L.
Forrester, New York. 31260c

Movies (The); musical comedy in 1 act, book
and lyrics by J. A. Flynn and Bert Ennis, mu-
sic by Stewart L. Stephens. 24 p. 4°. Type-
written. [Libretto only]

© Ic. .Tan. 26, 1915; D: 39509; J. A. Flynn,
Brooklyn. 31260d

satirical farce in 1 act, by W. Cluxton. [1],

17 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 12, 1912 ; D : 30515 ; Walter Clux-
ton, Boston. 31261

sketch, by R. E. Stimpson. [2], 21 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 11, 1912; D: 29344; Ruby Estella
Stimpson, New Y'ork. 31262

Movin' pitchers; play in 2 scenes, by H. L.
McLaurin. 19 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 2, 1912; D : 29624 ; H. L. Mc-
Laurin, New York. 31263

Moving; comedy sketch, by D. Dore. 14 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 31, 1913 ; D : 32771 ; Daniel Dore,
New York. 31264

Moving day; farce comedy, by Willard Simms
and Clarence Sinn. 17 p. 8°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 1, 1915; D : 40245 ; Bruce Rich-
ardson, Saginaw, .Mich. 31264a

1566

31265

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

31282

Moving- (A) picture; by G. R. Sims. [24] p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 5, 1910; D: 21783; George R.

Siius, London. 31265

Moving (The) picture girl; musical comedy, by
J. A. Morris. [87] p. 4°. Typewritten. [Li-
bretto only]

Jan. 15, 1912 ; D : 28313 ; John Arndt
New York. 31266

© Ic,
Morris,

Moving (The) picture man; biographic farce in
2 films, by M. Ott. 98 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 20, 1912; D: 28784; Matthew
Ott, Wollaston, Mass. 31267

Mowbrays (The); a play, by D. L. Paine.

© D. L. Paine, Indianapolis ; 1880 : 6222,
Apr. 21. 31268

Mox-Mox-Montana; or, The spirit of the
mountains, a melodrama in 4 acts, founded on
incidents in the missionary services of the
first mission to Oregon in the year A. D. 1836,
and the legends of the tribes east of the Cas-
cade Range, etc., by O. P. Mason.

© O. P. Mason, Portland, Or. ; 1880 : 13271,
Aug. 30. 31269

Moxie, a man with a terrible nerve; a musical
farcical comedy in 3 acts, by J. W. Ransone.

© John AV. Ransone, Richmond; 1888:
15328, May 26. 31270

Moza (La) de cantaro; por Lope de Vega, ed.
with introduction and notes by Madison Stath-
ers. New York, H. Holt and company, 1913.
xlii, 169 p. 16°.

© Mar. 29, 1913 ; 2c. Apr. 2, 1913 ; A : 346030 ;
Henry Holt & co.. New York. 31271

Moza (La) de mulas; zarzuela en 2 actos, divi-
(lidos en 7 cuadros, original de Luis de Larra y
i\[. Fernandez de la Puente, miisica del maestro
Tonuls L. Torregrosa. Madrid [Sociedad de
autores espanoles] 1910. 63 p. 12°. [Li-
bretto only]

© Sept. 6, 1910; 2c. Sept. 7, 1910; D:
21961; Larra v Fernandez de la Puente. Ma-
drid. 31372

Mozart; in 5 acts, by I. A. Root. 1 p. 1., 31
numb. 1. Printed.

© Ivy Ashton Root, New York ; 1897 : 71290.
Dec. 20; 2c. Jan. 3, 1898. 31273

Much ado about nothing; comedy sketch, by
J. Wo()d. 2 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Juliet Wood, New York; D: 8428. Apr.
26, 1906 ; 2c. Apr. 26, 1906. 31274

ed. by William W. Lawrence. New York,

The aiticmillan company, 1912. xvii, 137 p.
inch front, (port.) 24°. (The Tudor Shakes-
peare )

© Apr. 24, 1912; 2c. Apr. 25, 1912; A:
314021 ; Macmillan co.. New York.

Much ado about nothing — Continued.

^ed. with notes by William J. Rolfe. Har-
per's library ed. New York and London, Har-
per & brothers, 1898. 180 p. front, illus.
12°. (Shakespeare's complete VNOrks. v. 10)

© Harper & bros., New York ; 1898 : 32090,
May 24 ; 2c. May 24 ; 2c. Jan. 13, 1899. 31276

— opera in 4 acts, founded on Shakespeare's
comedy, words by Julian Sturgis, composed
by Charles Villiers Stanford, op. 76. Libretto.
[44] p. sq. 8°. Typewritten.

© Boosey & co., London ; D : 528, May 31,
1901; 2c. May 31, 1901. 31277

— with a special introduction by Hamilton
W. Mabie and an original frontispiece by Tal-
bot Hughes. [The University press Sliakes-
peare. Renaissance ed.] New York, George D.
Sproul. 1907. xxii, 120 p. front. 4°. (The
complete works of William Shakespeare, with
annotations and a general introduction by
Sidney Lee. v. 9)

© University press, Cambridge, Mass. ; A :
180682, June 29, 1907; 2c. June 29, 1907.

31278

— with inti'oduction and notes by Margaret
A. Eaton. Boston [etc.] Educational publish-
ing company [1909] 143 p. 16°.

© Educational pub. co., Boston ; A : 235675,
Apr. 5, 1909; 2c. June 24, 1909. 31279

— (The comedy of); introduction and notes
by Henry Norman Hudson, ed. and rev. by
Ebenezer Charlton Black. School ed. [New
York] Ginn and company [1914] Ixi, 139 p.
16°. (The New Hudson Shakespeare)

© Oct. 23, 1914 ; 2c. Nov. 5, 1914 ; A : 387366 ;
Ginn & co.. New York. [Copyright is claimed
on new editorial matter] 31279a

— (Shakespeare's); arr. in 2 acts for ama-
teur representation, by Leslie Warren. Bos-
ton, W. H. Baker & co., 1894. 22 p. 12°.
(Baker's ed. of plays)

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston; 1894:
29709, July 16; 2c. Aug. 2. 31280

with introduction and notes, explana-
tory jmd critical, by H. N. Hudson. Boston,
Ginn & Heath, ISSO. xii, 138 p. 16°. (Anno-
tated English classics)

© Henry N. Hudson, Boston; 1880: 14842.
Sept. 30; 2c. Oct. 14. 31281

xii,

31275

1567

— Same. Boston, Ginn & company, 1904.
3-138 p. 16°.

© Kate W. Hudson, Cambridge, Mass., in
renewal for 14 years from Sept. 30, 1908 ; A :
207611, May 21. 1908; 2c. June 23, 190S.

31282

31283

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

31302

Much ado about nothing — Continued.

— — (Shakespeares) ; witli notes, examination
papers and plan of preparation, selected by
Brainerd Kellogg. New York, Maynard, Mer-
rill & CO. [1893] 148, [2J p. illus. 24°.
(English classics)

© Maynard, Merrill & co.. New York ; 1893 :
15124, Mar. 27; 2c. Apr. 29. 31283

— (Shakespeare's comedy of); ed. with notes
by William J. Rolfe. New York, Harper &
brothers, 1879 [1878] 178 p. incl. front,
(port.) illus. 16°.

© Harper & bros., New York ; 1878 : 11153,
gept. 27; 2c. Dec. 11. 31284

— Same. New I'ork, Cincinnati [etc.] Ameri-
can book company [1905] 253 p. incl. front.,
illus. 16°,

© William J. Rolfe, Cambridge, Mass. ; A :
105608, Jan. 4, 1905; 2c. Mar. 6 1905. 31285

— Same. New York, Cincinnati [etc.] Ameri-
can book company [1906] 2 p. 1., [9]-180 p.
front., illus. 16°.

© W. J. Rolfe, Cambridge, Mass., in re-
ne^^'al for 14 years from Sept. 27, 1906; A:
149775, June 30, 1906; 2c. July 26, 1906.

31286

the prompt-book ed. by W. Winter, as

presented by Edwin Booth, [v. 14] New York,

Francis Hart & company, 1878. 94 p. 16°.

© William Winter, New York ; 1878 : 14322,

Dec. 7 ; 2c. Dec. 17. 31287

See also Much adoe about nothing-. —

Shakespeare's works.

Much ado about trousers; a 1 act farce, by
George W. Dillon. 9 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© G. W. Dillon, Ware, Mass. ; D : 9776, Jan.
10, 1907; 2c. Jan. 10, 1907. 31288

Much adoe about nothing; by William Shakes-
peare, ed. with notes, introduction, glossary,
list of variorum readings and selected criti-
cism by Charlotte Porter and Helen A. Clarke.
[First folio ed.] New York, T. Y. Crowell
& CO. [1907]. 3 p. 1., v-xxiii, 231 p. front,
(port.) 16°.

© Thomas Y. Crowell & co., New York ; A :
170660, Mar. 9, 1907 ; 2c. Mar. 14, 1907. 31289

— ed. by H. H. Furness. Philadelphia and
London, J. B. Lippincott co., 1899. xxxiii,
[l]-420 p. 8°. (New variorum ed. of Shakes-
peare. V. 12)

© Horace Howard Furness, Wallingford,
Pa. ; 1899 : 75336, Nov. 18 ; 2c. Nov. 18. 31290

— See also Much ado about nothing. —

Shakespeare's works.

Much heresy and planets. See Thirty hours
for three thousand years.

156S

Much married; a 1 act farce. 26 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Jack Golden, Berkeley, Cal. ; D : 10628,
May 23, 1907; 2c. Apr. 23, 1907. 31291

Much (A) married man; by I. Payton.

© Isaac Payton, United States ; 1898 : 8817.
Jan. 31. 31292

Much too sudden; comedy in 1 act, by Alice C.
Thompson. Boston, W. H. Baker & co., 1910.
12 p. 12°.

© Sept. 21, 1910; 2c. Sept 23, 1910; D:
22120 ; Walter H. liaker & co., Boston. 31293

Muckraker (The); nmsical farce in 2 acts, by
A. N. C. Fowler [67] p. 4°. Typewritten.
[Libretto only]

© Ic. Jan. 18, 1911; D: 23123; A. N. C.
Fowler, Glens Falls, N. Y. 31294

Muddled; a comedy in 3 acts, by J. A. Eraser,
jr.

© J. A. Eraser, jr.. United States; 1884:
24302, Dec. 8. 31295

Muddled, mixed and fixed; a 3 act farce com
edy, by H. Rogers and H. Pleon.

© Harry Rogers and Harry Pleon, New
York; 1898:55763, Sept. 23. 31296

Muddles; a farce comedy in 3 acts, by G. H.
Jessop and W. Gill.

© George H. Jessop and William Gill, New
York; 1885:6409, Mar. 17. 31297

Muddy (The) day; an original comic play in
3 acts and 4 scenes, by E. Harrigan.

© Edward Harrigan, New York; 1883:
2959, Feb. 14. 31298

Muddy waters; a comedy drama in 4 acts, bv
R. H. Danforth.

© Roy Harrison Danforth, Oakland, Cal. ;
D:9084, Sept. 13, 1906. 31299

Mudtown (A) circus; comedy in 1 act, by
Crane bros. and Belmont. Typewritten.

© Crane bros. and Belmont, New York ;
1896:08960, Dec. 19; 2c. Dec. 19. 31300

Miide (Ber) Theodor; schwank in 3 akten uud
einem zwischeuspiel, von Max Neal und Max
Ferner. Miiachen, Drei masken verlag, g. m.
b. h., 1913. 119 p. 8°.

© Ic. Aug. 8, 1913 ; D : 34308 ; Drei masken
verlag, g. m. b. h., Munich. 31301

Muela del juicio. See Tres comedias modernas.

Miiller (Der) und sein kind; volksoper in 5
aufziigen nach Raupach, von Karl Schreder
luul Robert M. I'rosl, rausik von Bela von
Ujj. Textbuch. Berlin, Ed. Bote & G. Bock,
1910. 59 p. 12°.

© June 1, 1910; 2c. June 20. 1010; D:
21374; Ed. Bote & G. Bock, Berlin. 31302

31303

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

31316

MUllers; schwank in 3 akten, von Fritz Fried-
niann-Fredericli. Regie- und soufflierbucli.
Leipzig, Wien, New York, W. Karczag, 1913.
30 p. f°.

© Ic. Nov. 17, 1913 ; D : 35039 ; W. Karczag,
Leipzig. 31303

Miinchhausen; ein sclielmenstiic : in 3 auf-
ziigen und einem vorspiel, frei nacli [Karl L.]
Inunermann, von F. graf Sporck. Hans von
Wolzogen und Hans Sommer. Leipzig, C. F.
Leede, 1897. 60 p. 12°.

© Ferdinand, graf Sporck, Munich ; 1897 :
69470, Dec. 14; 2c. Dec. 14. 31304

Muerte y dulzura; o, El merengue triste,
sainete en 1 acto y en prosa, original de J.
Perez Ztiniga. Madrid [Sociedad de autores
espanoles] 1915. 22 p. 12°.

© June 24, 1915; Ic. June 25, 1915; D:
41076; Juan Pgrez Zuiiiga, Madrid. 31304a

Muffins; a picture of New York life, an original
play in 4 acts, by A. Adams.

© Adolph Adams, New York ; 1889 : 11780,
Apr. 15. 31305

Muggins on the warpath; farce comedy in 2
acts, by J. M. G. Wood. Clyde, O., Ames'
publishing CO., 1902. 18 p. 12°. ( [Ames' series
of standard and minor dramas, no. 431] )

© Ames pub. co., Clyde, O. ; D : 1626, Mar.
20, 1902; 2c. Mar. 20, 1902. 31306

Muggs' landing; or, Criss-cross landing, an

original comedy-drama in 4 acts, by S. Marble.

© Scott Marble, Chicago; 1882:6737,

Apr. 27. 31307

Muggs' landing (up to date); play in 4 acts, by
Scott Marble and Herbert Hall Winslow. 90
p. 4°. Tyt)ewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 22, 1915; D: 40516; Darcy &
Wolford, inc., New York. 31307a

Mujer (Una); comedia en 3 actos, original de E.
Marquina. Madrid [Sociedad de autores espa-
noles] 1915. 61 p. 12°.

© Mar. 15, 1915; Ic. Mar. 17, 1915; D:
40038 ; Eduardo Marquina, Madrid. 31307b

Mujer de boliche; zarzuela cOmica en 1 acto,
dividido en 2 cuadros, en verso, original de
M. Fernandez de La Puente, mtisica de los
maestros A. y. C. Vives. Madrid [Sociedad de
autores esparioles] 1909. 56 p. 12°. [Li-
bretto only]

© Sept. 23, 1909; 2c. Sept. 24, 1909; D:
16884; Manuel Fernandez de La Puente. Ma-
drid. 31308
Mujer (La) del heroe; sainete en 2 actos, el
segundo dividido en 2 cuadros, de Gregorio
Martinez Sierra. Madrid [Sociedad de au-
tores espafioles] 1914. 42 p. 12°.

© Sept. 17, 1914; Ic. Sept. 21, 1914; D:
38194; G. Martinez Sierra, Madrid. 31308a

Mujer (La) del projimo; sainete madrileSo en 1
acto, de Antonio Lopez Monls y Luis Pascual
Frutos, mtisica de Rafael Calleja. Madrid
[Sociedad de autores espanoles] 1907. 42 p.
12°. [Libretto only]

© A. Lopez Monls y L. Pascual Frutos, Ma-
drid ; D : 11025, July 22, 1907 ; 2c. Julv 22.
1907. , 31309

Mujer (La) divorciada. See Divorciados (Los)

Mujer (La) espaiiola; zarzuela en 1 acto, divi-
dido en 3 cuadros, original de J. Capella y J.
GonzAlez Pastor, rausica de Luis Foglietti.
Madrid [Sociedad de autores espaiioles] 1908.
30 p. 12°. [Libretto only]

© Jacinto Capella y Joaquin GonzSlez Pas-
tor, Madrid ; D : 13790, Sept. 14, 1908 ; 2c. Sept.
14, 1908. 31310

Mujer (Una) indecisa; opereta en 1 acto y 2
cuadros, de M. Merino, mtisica del maestro
Millan. Madrid [Sociedad de autores espa-
noles] 1915. 37 p. 12°. [Libretto only]

© Mar. 15, 1915; Ic. Mar. 17, 1915; D:
40090; Manuel Merino, Madrid. 31310a

Mujeres (Las) de Don Juan; fantasia c6mico-
llrica de gran espectaculo en 1 acto, dividido
en 5 cuadros, en verso y prosa, original de
Guillernio Perrin y Miguel de Palacios,
mtisica del maestro Rafael Calleja. Madrid
[Sociedad de autores espaiioles] 1912. 53 p.
12°. [Libretto only]

© Dec. 5, 1912 ; 2c. Dec. 6, 1912 ; D : 31579 ;
G. Perrin y M. de Palacios, Madrid. 31311

Mul and Mack; a 3 act musical and farcical
comedy, by C. Burke, J. K. Gibson and S. J.
Ryan.

© Charles Burke, James K. Gibson and
Samuel J. Ryan, New York ; 1886 : 8263, Apr. 7.

31312

Mvilberry (The) Bend; a comedy drama of New
York life in 5 acts and 7 scenes, by E. W.
Scully.

© Eugene W. Scully, New York; 1892:
52892, Dec. 24. 31313

Mulcahy's big party; a characteristic comedy
drama, by F. G. Maeder.

© Fred G. Maeder, New York; 1887: 16687,
.Tune 2S. 31314

Mulcahy's cat; an Irish sketch in 1 scene, by
I\IcDei-mott & Trumble. New York, Happy
hours CO.

© Happy hours co.. New York ; 1875 : 10552,
Oct. 13; 2c. Nov. 5. 31315

Mulcahy's toboggan party; a comedy on fash-
ionable society, in 3 acts, by Robert Griffin
Morris. 74 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Elenor de Berrein Morris, Brooklyn; D:
6095, Jan. 19, 1905; 2c. .Lin. 19, 1905. 31316

5379—16-

-99

1569

31317

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

31339

Muldoon; or, The dollar of the daddies, a
drama in 5 acts, by A. S. Burt.

© A. S. Burt, United States; 1878:634,
Jan. 12. 31317

Muldoon and the nigger; or, White and black,
a dialect vaudeville sketch, by H. E. Sliellaud.
New York, Dick & Fitzgerald, 1905. 10 p.
12°.

© Dick & Fitzgerald, New York; D:6641,
May 5, 1905 ; 2c. Aug. 11, 1905. 31318

Muldoon sees the yacht race; by W. Griffith.
© Walter Griffith, Cleveland ; D : 4010, Sept.
18, 1903. 31319

Muldoon's blunders; farce comedy in 3 acts, by
Billy F. Lee . . . Clyde, O., Ames pub. cc,
1900. 48 p. 12°. ( [Ames' series of standard
and minor drama, no. 418])

© Ames pub. co., Clyde, O. ; 1900 A : 4327,
Feb. 16 ; 2c. Feb. 24. 31320

Muldoon's boarding house; a farcical extrava-
ganza, and budget of tun, in 1 act and 6
scenes, by L. C. Drews.

© L. C. Drews, Allegheny, Pa. ; 1880 : 13278,
Aug. 30. 31321

Muldoon's picnic; a comedy in 1 act, by R.
Hyde and L. C. Behman.

© Richard Hyde and Louis C. Behman,
United States; 1881 : 8069, May 23. 31322

a comedy in 2 acts, by H. Fay and W.

Barry, Brooklyn, 1881.

© Hugh Fay and William Barry, United
States ; 1881 : 9127, June 10. 31323

farcical comedy drama in 2 acts, by Lang-
dale Williams. Chicago, Chicago manuscript
CO., 1914. [30] p. f°. Mimeographed.

© Nov. 3, 1914 ; 2c. Nov. 21, 1914 ; D : 38875 ;
Alex. Byers, Chicago. 31323a

See also Irish aristocracy.

Muldoon's trip to Boston; a comedy, by W.
Barry and H. Fay. Brooklyn, 1881.

© William Barry and Hugh Fay, United
States; 1881:8449, May 3L 31324

Mulligan flats; an Irish comedy in 3 acts, by
Geo. T. Emrick.

© Chas. Murry and Ollie Mack, United
States ; 1895 : 3994, Jan. 14. 31325

Mulligan (The) guard ball; a dramatic sketch
in 1 act and 7 scenes, by E. Harrigan.

© Edward Harrigan, New York ; 1879 : 443,
Jan. 10; 2c. Jan. 25. 31326

Same. 55 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Edward Harrigan, New York; 1879:
1281, Jan. 25; 2c. .Jan. 25. 31327

Mulligan (The) guard ball — Continued.

an original dramatif sketch in 1 act and

7 scenes, by E. Harrigan,

© Edward Harrigan, United States; 1878:
- 11895, Oct. 15. 31328

Mulligan (The) guard chowder; a comic play
in 1 act, by E. Harrigan. 66 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Edward Harrigan, New York; 1879:
2092, Feb. 13 ; 2c. Aug. 16. 31329

Mulligan (The) guard picnic; a play in 1 act,

and 8 scenes. 149 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© BMward HaiTigan, New York; 1880:
11794, July 30; 2c. Aug. 13. 31330

Mulligan (The) guard surprise; an original,
local, comic play in 1 act and 6 scenes, by
E. Harrigan.

© Edward Harrigan, New York; 1879:
10793, Aug. 13. 31331

Mulligan (The) guard's Christmas; an origi-
nal comic play in 1 act and 6 scenes, by E.
Harrigan. 89 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Edward Harrigan, New York ; 1879 :
11826, Sept. 5; 2c. Nov. 17. 31332

Mulligan (The) guard's nominee; a comic play
in 1 act and 9 scenes, by E. Harrigan. 163 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Edward Harrigan, New York ; 1880 : 474,
Jan. 8; 2c. Dec. 1. 31333

Mulligan (The) guard's surprise; a comic play
in 1 act and 7 scenes, by E. Harrigan. 142 p.
4°. Typewritten,

© Edward Harrigan, New York ; 1880 : 1476,
Jan. 26 ; 2c. Feb. 18. 31334

Mulligan's double. See Two (The) Barney's.

Mulligan's masquerade.

© .John B. Leonard, Boston ; 1900 A : 10499,
Apr. 25 ; 2c. June 1. 31335

a comedy in 3 acts, by Gallagher & West.

© Gallagher & West, New York; 1895:
11946, Feb. 28. 31336

Mulligan's mishaps; Irish comedy in 3 acts,
by Taggart & Mack.

© Thos. Mulligan, Curtis Bay, Md. ; 1895 :
40182, Aug. 5. 31337

Mulligan's silver wedding; a comic play in 1
act and 9 scenes. 168 p. 8°. Typewritten.

© Edward Harrigan, New York ; 1881 :
841, Jan. 15 ; 2c. Mar. 5. 31338

Mulo Medicus, the Hoosier schoolmaster; a
farce comedy in 3 acts, by E. F. Kendall.

© Ezra F. Kendall, New York; 1885:938.
Jan. 10. 31339

1570

31340

COPYEIGHTED IN THE "UNITED STATES

31359

Multibillionaire; an opera comique in 3 acts, by
J. W. Hays.

© Jenny Ward Hays, San Francisco; D:
6S40, June 19, 1905. 31340

Multimillionaire; musical comedy, book and
lyrics by S. Maguire, music by Noel Roepping.
62 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Sept. 27, 1909; D: 17087; Sylvester
Maguire, New York. 31341

— play in 3 acts, by A. Ottinger. [2], 46 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 16, 1913 ; D : 34171 ; Albert Ot-
tinger, New York. 31342

Same. [2], 56 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 19, 1913; D: 35393; Albert Ot-
tinger, New York. 31343

Mulvaney; playlet, by Louise Lanphear. [20]
p. obi. 24°. Typewritten.

© L. Lanphear, Chicago ; D : 11597, Oct. 26,
1907 ; 2c. Oct. 26, 1907. 31344

Mum Ma's extra dry; farce comedy in 3 acts, by
O. E. Grapewin.

© Charles E. Grapev\^in, United States;
1895 : 13269, Mar. 6. 31345

Mum's the word; by C. E. Parker. 31 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Clifford E. Parker, New York; D : 9944,
Feb. U, 1907; 2c. Feb. 11, 1907. 31346

Mumbo Jum; or, The enchanted clogs, an
Ethiopian extravaganza in 1 scene. New
York, Happy hours company [1874] 7 p. 12°.
([Ethiopian drama, no. 82])

© Happy hours co.. New York ; 1874 : 12218,
Sept. 28 ; 2c. Oct. 17. 31347

Mummers; play in 3 acts, by L. S. Lavine. 78
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 24, 1915 ; D : 41028 ; Lawrence
Sharlip Lavine, Philadelphia. 31347a

Mummer's (The) wife; drama in 1 act, by F. K.
Peile, suggested by La femme de tabarin, by
Catulle Mendes. [1], 26 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Nov. 17, 1913; D : 35042 ; F. Kinsey
Peile, London. 31348

Mumming (The) birds. See Twice nightly.

Mummy (The); bv P. Wheeler.

© Post Wheeler, New York; 1896:43167,
JiUy 27. 31349

— fantastical play in 4 acts, by A. Campbell.
[106] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 22, 1911 ; D : 25064 ; Alan Camp-
bell, New York. 31350

Mummy (The) — Continued.

sketch, by J. A. Westhauser and Henry C.

Bate. [1], 17 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 7, 1913; D : 32861 ; Joseph A.
Westhauser, New York. 31351

Mummy (The) and the kumming bird.
Dummy (The) and the bumming bird.

See

Mummy (The) and the maid; or, The semi-
nary girl, a musical comedy in 3 acts, by R.
Carle. 102 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto
only]

© Richard Carle, Somerville, Mass.; D:
2402, Oct. 1, 1902; 2c. Sept. 20, 1902. 31352

Mummy (The) bride; a musical and pantomimic
comedy in a prologue and 3 acts, by W. L.
Donazetta. 32 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Li-
bretto only]

© W. Lewis Donazetta, New York ; D : 5460,
Aug. 18, 1904; 2c. Aug. 18, 1904. 31353

Mummy (The) girl; in 2 acts, by M. Ott.

© Matthew Ott, Boston ; D : 8489, Mav 7,
1906. 31354

Mummy (The) monarch; a musical comedy in
2 acts, by Roy S. Durstine and H. J. Van
Dyke, 3d. cover-title, 30 numb. 1. 8°,
Printed. [Libretto only]

© Triangle club of Princeton university,
Princeton, N. J.; D : 9651, Dec. 17, 1906; 2c.
Dec. 17, 1906. 31355

Mummy (The) that wouldn't behave; dramatic
composition in 1 act, by V. Everingham. [10]
p. 12°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 17, 1910 ; D : 22578 ; Van Rens-
selaer Everingham, Syracuse, N. Y. 31356

Mummy's (The) foot; an Egyptian musical
couiediettta [in 1 act] by B. W. Plummer.
[23] p. f°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Aug. 2, 1909 ; D : 16457 ; Bergen W.
Plummer, Indianapolis. 31357

[play in 1 act, by H. Stockbridge] 12 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 24, 1914 ; D : 38598 ; Henry Stock-
bridge, Ellsworth, Me. 31357a

Mummy's (The) marriage. See Chip (A) of
an old block.

Mumps; a 1 act farce, by J. B. Dockweiler.

© .L B. Dockweiler, Los Angeles; 1898:
20406, -Mar. 30 ; 2c. Apr. 4. 31358

Mundo, mundillo; comedia en 3 actos, de Se-
raffn y Joaquin Alvarez Quintero. Madrid
[Soeiedad de autores espanoles] 1912. 103 p.
12°.

© IMar. 6, 1913 ; 2c. Mar. 7, 1913 ; D : 32570 ;
S. y J. Alvarez Quintero, Madrid. 31359

1571

31360

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

31375

Miineca de los viejos; comedia en 1 acto, de
Eusebio de Gorbea Lemmi. Madrid [Socie-
dad de autores espauoles] 1909. 44 p. 12°.

© Sept. 23, 1909; 2c. Sept. 24, 1909; D:
16877 ; Eusebio de Gorbea Lemmi, Madrid.

31360

Muneca (La) del amor; capricho japones llrico-
dramatico eu 3 actos, dividido en 5 cuadros,
original de F. Sassoue, mtisica del maestro
Manuel Penella. Madrid [Sociedad de autores
espaiioles] 1914. 58 p. 12°. [Libretto only]
(£) Sept. 17, 1914; Ic. Sept. 21, 1914; D:
38227; Felipe Sassone, Madrid. 31360a

Muneca (La) electrica; juguete comico en 3
actos y en prosa. de A. P. Maristany. Madrid
[Sociedad de autores espafioles] 1907. 61 p.
12°.

© Alejandro P. Maristany, Madrid ; D :
10656, May 29, 1907 ; 2c. May 29, 1907. 31361

Muneca (La) fingida; letra y mtisica de J. Car-
los. Madrid, Gasa Dotesio, 1911. 15 p. 12".
[Libretto only]

© Dec. 23, 1911; 2c. Dec. 26, 1911; D:
2S079; Casa Dotesio, Madrid. 31362

Muneca (La) rota. See Comedias [per] Vic-
tor Manuel Diez Barroso.

Muneca (La) tragica; melodrama policiado en
4 actos y un epilogo, dividido en 8 cuadros,
original de C.Allen-Perkins. Madrid [Sociedad
de autores espaiioles] 1913. 101 p. 12°.

© Mar. 28, 1914; Ic. Mar. 30, 1914; D:
36530; Carlos Allen-Perkins, Madrid. 31362a

Muiiequita (La) sabia; comedia en 1 acto y en
prosa, original de E. Lopez-Marin. Madrid
[Sociedad de autores espauoles] 1910. 38 p.
12°.

© Oct. 29, 1910 ; 2c. Oct. 31, 1910 ; D : 22421 ;
Enrique Lopez-Marin, Madrid. 31363

Muntere (Der) seifensieder; schwank aus der
deutschen mobilmachung, von Hermann Balir.
Berlin, Biihnenverlag Ahn & Simrock, g. m.
b. h., 1914. 87 p. 8°.

© Ic. Jan. 9, 1915 ; D : 39397 ; Biihnenverlag
Aim & Simrock, g. m. b. h., Berlin. 31363a

Murada; or. The Turkish, trophy, play in 1 act,

by G. P. Moore. [1], 15 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 20, 1911 ; D : 23701 ; Geo. Palmer

Moore, Seattle. 31364

Murallas (Las) de Jerico; alta comedia en 4
actos, original de Alfred Sutro, tr. directa-
mente del inglgs por A. P. Maristany. Ma-
drid [Sociedad de autores espaiioles] 1913.
76 p. 12°.

© Mar. 6, 1913 ; 2c. Mar. 7, 1913 ; D : 32577 ;
Alejandro P. Maristany, Madrid. 31365

Murder (The); a drama in 1 act, by C. Somer-
ville. 25 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 11, 1913; D: 32285; Charles
Somerville, New York. 31366

play in 3 acts, by Challan [pseud, of C. A.

de Lima] [42] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Charles A. de Lima, New York ; D :
12S30, Apr. 24, 1908; 2c. Apr. 24, 1908. 31367

— See also Beloved (The) rose.

Murder as a fine art; original play in 4 acts, bv
S. R. Kennedy and A. C. Noble. [182] p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 21, 1913; D : 32392 ; Sidney R,
Kennedy and Alden C. Noble, New York.

31368

Murder (The) at Brownie's Bite. See Robin
Gray.

Murder (The) at Glendale; a drama in 5 acts,
by J. S. Norton.

© John S. Norton, New York ; 1873 : 12578,
Nov. 1. 31369

Murder in the first degree; comedy sketch, by
K. Kavanaugh. 30 p. 8°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 15, 1915; D: 40673; Katharine
Kavanaugh, Baltimore. 31369a

Murder (The) in the snow. See Under a cloud,

Murder will out; a farce in 1 act. for six female
characters, by Lizzie May Elwyn. Author's,
ed.^ New York, H. Roorbach, 1890. 14 p.
12°. ( [Roorbach's American ed. of acting
plays, no. 25])

© Harold Roorbach, New York ; 1890 : 5360.
Feb. 12; 2c. Mar. 25. 31370

a melodrama in 4 acts, by Lawrence Mars-
ton and A. Steele.

© Asa Steele, New York ; D : 9050, Aug. 30,

1906.

31371

Murdered bride; by S. A. Schafer. 43 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Samuel A. Schafer, Sterling, Kan. ; D :
9417, Nov. 12, 1906; 2c. Nov. 12, 1906. 31372

Murdered in the dark; an original sensational
drama in 3 acts, by N. Sanford.

© Nellie Sanford, Brooklyn; 1873 :84L
Jan. 31. 31373

Murdered (The) President. See Garfield.

Murderer (The); dramatic composition in 3
acts, by J. Shuttleworth. [129] p. 8°. Ms.

© Ic. June 11, 1912 ; D : 29943 ; John Shuttle-
worth, Fredonia, N. Y. 31374

melodrama in 1 act, by W. Howard. [1].

15 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 31, 1911; D : 23800 ; Wnnla
Howard, Providence, R. I. 31375

1572

31376

COPYRIGHTED IN THF UNITED STATES

31397

Murderer (The) — Continued. •

1 act tragedy, by J. M. Van Deursen. 14 p.

f°. Typewritten.

© le. Jan. 18, 1913; D: 32001; J. M. Van
Deursen, San Bernardino, Cal. 31376

an original play in 3 acts, by T. Barry.

53 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 31, 1909 ; D : 16672 ; Thomas A.
Barry, New York. 31377

Murderers; play in 4 acts, by N. A. Sorrowe.
72 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 26, 1915 ; D : 42353 ; Norman A.
Sorrowe, Chicago. 31377a

social play in 1 act, by N. Sorrowe. 20 p.

24°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 13, 1915; D : 39983 ; Norman
Sorrowe, Chicago. 31377b

Murderer's (A) confession; by M. G. Mitchell
and M. IM. Jacobs. 22 p. f°. Typewritten.

© M. G. Mitchell and M. M. Jacobs, Norris-
town, Pa.; D : 6351, Mar. 10, 1905; 2c. Mar.
10, 1905. 31378

Murderer's (The) wife; a sensational play in 4

acts, by F. L. Bixby. 89 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Frank L. Bixbv, New York ; 1440, Feb. 11,

1902 ; 2c. Feb. 11, 1902. 31379

Murders in the Rue morgue. See Silent (The)
veng'eance.

Murfreesboro; or. Between the lines, a drama in
a prologue and 5 pictures, by F. D. Reinau.
© Francis D. Reinau, New .York; 1899:
53201, Aug. 19. 31380

Muriel; or, The accepted bracelet, in 3 acts, by
A. J. Steed. [80] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Augustus James Steed, Aylsham, Eng-
land ; D : 4969, May 2, 1904 ; 2c. May 2. 1904.

31381

Muriel's mother; play in 3 acts, by A. Bartlett.
[21, 77 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 20, 1912; D: 28779; Arthur
Bartlett, Colorado Springs, Col. 31382

Murphy changes his name; comedy of Ameri-
can manners in 3 acts, by L. I.oud. 104 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. .Tulv 19, 1915; D : 41252 ; Lingard
Loud, Buffalo. 31382a

Mui-phy, the blacksmith; an Irish drama, by
F. G. Maeder.

© Fred G. Maeder, New York ; 1874 : 15494.
Dec. 24. 31383

Same. Rearranged.

© Fred G. Maeder, New York ; 1875 : 3369.
Apr. 6. 31384

Murphy's dream; or. Looking into the future,
satirical comedy in 3 acts, by J. Hopp. [2],
132 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 13, 1913 ; D : 31951 ; Julius Hopp,
New York. 31385

Murphy's masquerade; in 2 acts, by Jack H.
Reid. [38] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Reid & Gilbert, St. Louis ; D : 5535, Sept.
14, 1904; 2c. Sept. 14, 1904. 31386

a 3 act Irish farce comedy, by J. King.

© Joe King, New York ; 1900 A : 15575.
June 23. 31387

Murphy's troubles; burlesque in 1 act, by C. E.
Taylor and Jack Gorman. 42 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© le. June 7, 1911; D: 24426; Chas. E.
Taylor, New York. 31388

Murray and Mackey's bon ton ideals; by J. J.
Murray.

© John James Murray, Cincinnati ; 1900 A :
29839, Dec. 8. 31389

Murray (The) comedy.

© James Russey Smith and Charles Lamb.
Muncie, Ind. ; 1897:72803, Dec. 27. 31390

Murray s (The) and Murphy s; a comedy in 3
acts, by Gallagher and Carroll.

© Gallagher and Carroll, New York ; 1896 :
23181, Apr. 14. 31391

Musclar's gymnasium; play in 1 act. by Wm.
Hanlon. [1], 23 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 31, 1911 ; D : 23806 ; Wm. Han-
Ion, Cohasset, Mass. 31392

Musette; oi'. The secret of the guilde court,
in 3 acts. 99 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Lottie Alice Alter, New York ; D : 5739.
Nov. 8, 1904; 2c. Nov. 22, 1904. 31393

Mush; 4 act play with a prologue, by Sherley
Hunter. 62 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 24, 1913 ; D : 32755 ; Sherley F.
Hunter, Los Angeles. 31394

Mushroom (The); by K. M. Fitch. Typewrit-
ten.

© Kate Mary Fitch. New York; 1895:
49830, Oct. 1 ; 2c. Oct. 15. 31395

Mvishroom, (A) statesman; a 2 act farce, by
Gertrude Andrews;. [29] p. 4". Typewrit-
ten.

© G. Andrew.s, Brooklyn; D : 4577, Feb. 2,
1904; 2c. Jan. 30. 1904. 31396

Mushrooms; musical comedietta in 1 act, by
Louis Weslyn. 18 p. 4°. Typewritten.
[Words only]

© Ic. Aug. 26, 1912; D : 30635 ; Chas. H.
Smith, New York. 31397

1573

31398

DEAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

31414

Music; 1 act sketch, by F. Wallace. [2], 10 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 20, 1911; D : 23141 ; Frederick

Wallace, New York. 31398

Music and fun; by E, H. Miller. 2 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Edward H. Miller, New York ; D : 7122,
Aug. 17, 1905; 2c. Sept. 11, 1905. 31399

Music and mirth; a musical and literary enter-
tainment, by J. H. Carter.

© J. Heneage Carter, San Francisco ; 1877 :
7637, June 30. 31400

Music and mirth in a restaurant kitchen;
musical comedy. Typewritten.

© John E. Waller, Brooklyn; 1892:5652,
Feb. 4; 2c. Feb. 27, 1894. 31401

Music (The) counter: musical comedy in 1 act,
by J. Wallace. [2], 21 p. 4°. Typewritten.
[Words only]

© Ic. Apr. 9, 1914 ; D : 36751 ; Joseph Wal-
lace, Brooklyn. 31401a

■ book by J. Wallace, music by Jack

Tobie. 20 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Words
only]

© Ic. Feb. 24, 1915 ; D : 39783, Joseph Wal-
lace, Brooklyn. 31401b

Music (The) counter girl; play in 1 act, by L. B.
Leonard. 10 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 13, 1914; D: 37108; Leola B.
Leonard, New York. 31401c

Music (The) hall girl; a comedy in 3 acts, by

Wilson Terry, 2 1., 38 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 24, 1910 ; D : 21161 ; William A.

Tulley, New York. 31402

Music hath charms; college comedy in 1 act,
by Gerald Pioneer. New York, S. French ;
London, S. French, ltd., 1912. 22 p. 12°.

© Aug. 29, 1912; 2c. Aug. 31, 1912; D:
30711 ; Samuel French, New York. 31403

'a comedy drama in 1 act, by S. Feldman.

7 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Samuel Feldman, Philadelphia ; D :
16068, June 15, 1909; 2c. June 15, 1909.

31404

dramatic sketch, by M. D. Schatts. [1],

S p. 16°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 26, 1912; D: 30640; Maurice
Daniel Schatts, New York. 31405

Music in a broker's office. See Chas. P.
Bich and his mechanical musical dummy.

Music (The) lesson; musical .sketch, by John
G. Collins. [1], 10 p. 4°. Typewritten.
[Words only]

© Ic. Nov. 1, 1912; D: 31298; Frank M.
Conly, Ph: \adelphia. 31406

Music (The) lesson — Continued.

a playlet, by Louis De Coucy. 25 p. 4°.

Typewritten.
© Gustave Frohman, New York ; D : 10302,

Apr. 9, 1907 ; 2c. Mar. 20, 1907.

Music mad.

31407
See Singing (The) society.

Music maketh merry. See Best (The) author's
Christmas plays.

Music (The) master; play in 3 acts, by Charles
Klein. 121 p. 4°. Typewritten,

© Ic. Feb. 16, 1915; D: 42685; David Be-
lasco, New York. 31407a

Music (The) (or moosick) school; play in ]
act, by Thomas J. Gray. 12 p. 4". Type-
written.

© Ic. Mar. 24, 1915; D : 40158 ; Henry
Rosenstein, New York. 31407b

Music (The) shop; musical sketch for vaude-
ville in 1 act, libretto and music by H. Z.
Long, 13 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto
only]

© Ic. Jan. 9, 1915; D: 39346; Howard Z.
Long, Jersey City. 31407o

Music (The) teacher. New York, E. S. Wer-
ner publishing and supply company, 1900.

© Edgar S. Werner pub. & supply co.,
New York ; 1900 A : 8308, Mar. 30 ; 2c. June 9.

31408

by W. Jolly. 25 p. f . Typewritten.

© Winifred Jolly, New York ; D : 9707, Dec.
28, 1906 ; 2c, Dec. 28, 1906. 31409

^play in 1 act, by B. Cronson. [10] p.

t°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 30, 1912; D : 31001 ; Bernard
Cronson, Manhattan, N, Y. 31410

Music vs. elocution; a negro sketch in 1 scene,

by George H. Coes. Boston, AV. H. Baker &

CO., 1893. 8 p. 12°, ( [Baker's darkey plays] )

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston; 1893:

32306, July 8; 2c. Oct. 20. 31411

Musica popular; sainete, original de Antonio

Casero y Alejandro Larrubiera. Madrid

[Sociedad de autores espauoles] 1911. 37 p.

12°.

© Aug. 21, 1911; 2c. Aug. 22, 1911; D:

25012; Casero y Larrubiera, Madrid. 31412

Musical aspirations in a lodging-house; play
in 1 act, by Maurice Traunstein. 4 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 27, 1913 ; D : 34253 ; Traunstein
& Filliettaz, Roxbury, Mass. 31413

Musical (The) automates; a comic mimical
and musical ballet, by B. Kiralfy.

© Bolossy Kiralfy, New York ; 1886 : 23706,
Oct. 19. 31414

1574

31415

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

31438

Musical (The) bar; a dramatic composition • in
1 act and 2 scenes, by S. J. O'Brien [stage
name, Samuel De Fay] 3 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Samuel Jarvis O'Brien, San Francisco;
D:6960, July 13, 1905; 2c. July 13, 1905.

31415

Musical bell boy and the military maid; by
F. W. Gray and N. M. Gray. 5 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Fred Will Gray and Nellie Mischendorf
Gray, Roanoke, Va. ; D : 7725, Dec. 15, 1905 ;
2c. Dec. 15, 1905. 31416

Musical (A) bouquet; a 2 act novelty, introduc-
ing songs and specialties, by Nettie H. Pelham.
Boston, W. H. Baker & co., 1901. 34 p. 12°.
© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston ; D : 734,
Aug. 8, 1901 ; 2c. Sept. 14, 1907. 31417

Musical (The) burglars' surprise; play in 1 act,
by S. L. Berger. 3 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 2, 1912; D : 30165 ; Samuel L.
Berger, Roxbury, Mass. 31418

Musical (The) captain; or, The fall of Vicks-
burg, a drama of the late Rebellion, in 4 acts,
by W. Burt Emerson. Clyde, O., Ames pub-
lishing CO., 1890. 14 p. 12°. ([Ames' series
of standard and minor drama, no. 277] )

© Ames pub. co., Clyde, O. ; 1890:19206,
June 14; 2c. June 28. 31419

Musical (The) Chinee; or, The Chinee musical
mimic, and a Chinee burlesque dog circus.

© Frank Hassall, Cincinnati; 1885:2894.
Feb. 2 ; 2c. Feb. 2. 31420

Musical chips; a comedy in 3 acts, by E. B.
Fitz.

© E. B. Fitz, Chicago ; 1886 : 14686, June 28.

31421

Musical (A) comedy courtship; vaudeville
comedietta, by A. Denvir. [1], 8 p. 4\ Type-
written.

© Ic. July 24, 1914 ; D : 37686 ; Arthur Den-
vir, New York. 31422

Musical (The) comedy man; a musical comedy
in 2 acts, by J. R. Alden. 47 p. f°. Type-
written. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Mar. 18, 1912 ; D : 29065 ; Joseph Reed
Alden, Grand Rapids, Mich. 31423

Musical comedy of hats; by H. L. Jewett and
E. A. Lyon. 12 p. f°. Typewritten. [Words
only]

© Ic Nov. 4, 1909 ; D : 17282 ; Harriet Lyon
Jewett and Elizabeth A. Lyon, Fredonia, N. Y.

31424

Musical (The) Coopers; a 1 act comedy.

© Alfred G. Rackett, Chicago ; 1892 : 15856,
Apr. 11. 31425

Musical courtship; by C. R. Barnes. 15 p. 4".

Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 4, 1910; D: 20388; Charles R.
Barnes, New York. 31426

Musical (The) darkey; a farce in 1 act, by F. L.
Cutler. Clyde, O., A. D. Ames, 1884. 7 p.
12°. ([Ames* series of standard and minor
drama, no. 128] )

© A. D. Ames, Clyde, O. ; 1884 : 24019, Dec.
4; 2c. Dec. 4. 31427

Musical (A) discord; by C. T. L. Taylor. 8 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Charles Thomas Longley Taylor, Lam-
bertville, N. J.; D : 8312, Apr. 10, 1906; 2c.
Apr. 10, 1906. 31428

Musical (The) doctor.

© Leonard Maxwell, New Orleans ; D : 7313,
Sept. 25, 1905. 31429

Musical doll; by F. S. Dare. 20 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Frank Stephen Dare, Lynn, Mass; D:
7783, Dec. 20, 1905; 2c. Dec. 20, 1905. 31430

Musical (The) Dutchman; by M. P. McLaugh-
lin.

© Marie P. McLaughlin, Baltimore; D:
13216, June 19, 1908. 31431

Musical (A) farmyard; by Bartlett Stacpool.
3 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© B. Stacpool, New York; D:8597, May
26, 1906; 2c. May 26, 1906. 31432

Musical (A) flirtation.

© Frank Latona, Detroit ; D : 2429, Oct. 9,
1902. 31433

Musical (The) genius; farce comedy in 1 act,
by V. Meyer. 15 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 6, 1911; D: 23281; Vincent
Jleyer, Annapolis, Md. 31434

Musical (The) harvesters; a 1 act comedy,

© Ernest A. Rackett, Chicago ; 1898 : 13087,
Feb. 23. 31435

Musical (A) honeymoon; 1 act comedy or
sketch, by F. L'Hote.

© Francena L'Hote, New York ; 1898 : 18229,
Mar. 18. 31436

Musical (The) hostlers; a 1 act comedy, by
A. G. Rackett.

© Alfred G. Rackett, Chicago ; 1891 : 15170,
Apr. 24. 31437

Musical (The) iraposter; comedy sketch in 1

act, by C. M. Alviene. 4 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Mrs. M. Demarest, New York ; D : 6225,

Feb. 7, 1905 ; 2c. Jan. 21, 1905. 31438

1575

31439

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

31460

Musical (A) jingle; vaudeville act, by J. W.

Scott and G. Davis, i, 7 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 6, 1910; D: 21285; J. Watson

Scott and Georgia Davi^, Chicago. 31439

Musical (A) melange. See Cancioncillas.

Musical (A) memoiy; by C. Corcoran. 4 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

©Charles Corcoran, Berkeley, Cal. ; D : 13640,
Aug. 10, 1908; 2c. Aug. 10, 1908. 31440

Musical mixtures; comic medley.

© li. M. Carroll, United States ; 1873 : 11554,
Oct. 8. 31441

Musical moments; by G. T. Bindbeutel. 8 p.
V. Typewritten,

© Ic. Aug. 12, 1911; D: 24935; Geo. T.
Bindbeutel, Chicago. 31442

Musical (A) neighborhood; a duologue in 1
scene, by C. F. Tidgin. 6 1., 8°. Printed.

© Charles F. Pidgin, Boston; 1885:2780,
Jan. 81 ; 2c. Mar. 12. 31443

Musical (A) quarrel; a 1 act dramatic composi-
tion, by Lou i!]sther Bates. 4 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© L. E. Bates, San Francisco ; D : 5284, July
11, 1904; 2c. June 27, 1904. 31444

Musical romances and terpsichorean revels;
an operatic spectacular extravaganza in 8
acts, compiled, arr. and adapted by E. H.
Coates. 41 p. 4". Typewritten. [Libretto
only]

© Edward Hughes Coates, New York; D:
1458, Feb. 17, 1902 ; 2c. Feb. 17, 1902. 31445
Musical (The) servant; an Ethiopian sketch in
1 scene, by Phil H. Mowrey. New York, R. M.
De Witt, 1875. 6 p. 12°. ([De Witt's Ethio-
pian antl comic drama, no. 44] )

© Robert M. De Witt, New York; 1875:

24U0, Mar. 16 ; 2c. Mar. 20. 31446

Musical (A) sketch; libretto, by Kettle and

Alexander. [St. Augustine, Fla., The record,

1909] 7 p. 8°.

© Kettle and Alexander, St. Augustine,
Fla.; A: 235724, Mar. IS, 1909; 2c. Mar. 22,
1909. 31447

Musical (The) story of a Dresden china shep-
herdess, -bee Hobby-horse (The) guards.
Musical toys; a curtain raiser for 4 people, by
Robert Grilhn Morris. 13 p. 4°. Typewritten,
© Elenor de Berrein Morris, Brooklvn ; D :
6101, Jan. 19, 1905; 2c. Jan. 19, 1905. 31448

Musical trip around the world; musical comedy,
by A. H. Rackett.

© A. H. Rackett, Chicago; 1900 A: 4926,
Feb. 23. 31449

Musical (A) visitor; by P. H. Currier.

© Proctor H. Currier, Amesbury, Mass. ;
D : 6240, Feb. 18, 1905. 31450

Musical (A) windfall; a 1 act sketch, music by
Hector IMacCarthy, book by R. Whitcomb.

© Russell Whitcomb, Elizabeth, N. J.; D:
13409, July 25, 1908. 31451

Musicale (The); by L.Adams. [2] p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Oct. 5, 1911; D: 25407; Leonard
Adams, Buffalo. 31452

Musicale (The) surprise; by B. Kiralfy.

© Bolossy Kiralfy, Buffalo; D:602, June
24, 1901. 31453

Musician's (The) daughter; playlet in 1 act,
by D. Davidson. 25 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 17, 1910 ; D : 22586 ; Dor6 David-
son, New York. 31454

Musicians' doings; comedy drama in 3 acts, by
S. Simone. 22 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 7, 1913; D: 83218; Saverio Si-
mone, Los Angeles. 31455

Musician's (The) dream; miniature allegorical
opera, by Herbert Thomson and F. Channon.
6 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 22, 1912; D: 29244; H. Boyd
Kear, New York. 31456

play in 4 acts, by T. Hubbert. 29 p. f .

Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 12, 1915 ; D : 40397 ; Tracy Hub-
bert, Toronto. 31456a

Musicians (The) on wheels,
skating band.

Sec Roller (The)

Musician's (The) sweetheart; a curtain raiser,
by A. S. Richardson. Typewritten.

© Anna S. Richardson, Council Bluffs, la. ;
1898 : 22316, Apr. 8 ; 2c. Apr. 8. 31457

Musikantenmadel (Das); operette in 3 akten,
von Bernhard Buchbinder, musik von Georg
Jarno. Stuttgart, Julius Feuchtinger, 1910.
119 p. 8°. [Libretto only]

© June 13, 1910 ; 2c. July 1, 1910 ; D : 21459 ;
Julius Feuchtinger, Stuttgart, Germany.

31458

Same.

Stuttgart, J.

Text der
Feuchtinger, 1910. 43 p. 12'

© Mar. 80, 1910; 2c. Apr. 26, 1910; D:
20888 ; Julius Feuchtinger, Stuttgart, Ger-
many. 31459

Musketeers (The) See Mousquetaires (Les)

Mustapha; musical comedy in 2 acts, by D. S.
Marion. Book and lyrics. [76] p. f°. Type-
written.

© David S. Marion, New York ; D : 6283,
Feb. 16, 1905 ; 2c. Feb. 16, 1905. 31460

1576

31461

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

31477

Mustard; a dramatic composition in 3 acts, by
M. Wallace. 100 p. 4°. TjiDewritten.

© Morgan Wallace, New York; D: 13436,
July 29, 1908 ; 2c. July 29, 1908. 31461

Mustard (The) king; tabloid musical comedy in
3 scenes, by J. K. Bradshaw. [2], 31 p. 4°.
Typewritten. [Words only]

© Ic. Jan. 20, 1913; D: 32002; New York
tabloid amusement co., New York. 31462

Mustard (A) plaster; a 3 act farce comedy, by
O. A. Kherns and C. H. Davis.

© O. A. Kherns and Chas. H. Davis, St.
Louis, Mo. ; 1896 : 63188, Nov. 19. 31463

Mustard (The) plasters; comedy in 1 act, by
George H. Willard. Chicago, The Dramatic
publishing company [1901] 15 p. 12°.

© Dramatic pub. co., Chicago ; D : 1029, Oct.
28, 1901; 2c. Oct. 28, 1901. 31464

Mustard (The) seed; fantastic comedy in 3 acts,
by L. Eyre. 120 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 5, 1913 ; D : 33719 ; Laurence
Eyre, Philadelphia. 31465

Musterweiber (Die); operette in 3 akten, von
Paul Hubl und G. Quedenfeldt, musik von
Franz Werther. Regiebuch eingerichtet von
Carl Witt. Stuttgart, J. Feuchtinger, 1911.
144 p. 8°,

© Aug. 4, 1911 ; 2c. Oct. 26, 1911 ; D : 25597 ;
Julius Feuchtinger, Stuttgart, Germany.

31466

Same. Text der gesiinge. 48 p. 12°.
© Aug. 28, 1911 ; 2c. Nov. 6, 1911 ; D : 25685 ;

Julius Feuchtinger, Stuttgart, Germany.

31467

Mute (The); a comedy in 3 acts, by C. F. Paine.
63 p. 8°. Printed.

© Charles F. Paine, Groveland, Mass. ;
1894: 23365, May 8; 2c. May 8. 31468

play in 1 act, by C. A. Davy. [2], lO^p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 14, 1912 ; D : 30539 ; Catherine A.
Davy, Chicago. 31469

Mute (The) Messiah; drama in 3 acts, by D.
Pinski.

45 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 19, 1912; D: 28763; David
Pinski, New York. 31470

Mute (The) sing'er; a drama in 5 acts, adapted
from Anna Cora Mowatt's novel of that name,
by Robert Jones,

© Caroline Richings Bernard, United
States ; 1872 : 1630, Feb. 19. 31471

Muter's (A) hertzs (A mother's heart) ; comedy
drama in 4 acts with music, by Joseph La-
teiner. music by Louis Friedsell.

j^yTX"" "jic ,]j?apN 4 ]^N vS?:xn- ;V'N~ c'-ir'ji?: n

79 p. 8°. Ms. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Mar. 25, 1915 ; D : 40172 ; Leon Blank,
New York. 31471a

Mutineers (The) of Eastcheap. See FalstafE
in rebellion.

Mutiny (The); dramatic playlet, by G. Steven-
son. 14 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 18, 1911; D: 247-50; Guernsey
Stevenson, Philadelphia, Pa. 31472

Mutiny of Marg'ery; by Thomas B. Donaldson.
10 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© T. B. Donaldson, Philadelphia ; D : 6971,
July 15, 1905; 2c. July 15, 1905. 31473

Mutt (A); by H. C. Fisher.

© Harry C. Fisher, San Francisco; D:
12525, Mar. 10, 1908. 31474

Mutter (Die); biihnenhandlung in 3 abschnitten,
von J. Tralow. Miinchen, George MfiUer, 1914.
98 p. 12°.

© Ic. Mar. 11, 1914; D : 36314 ; .Johannes
Tralow, Bremen, Germany. 31474a

-- — drama in 1 akt, von W. Goldbaum. Berlin,
Vertriebsstelle des Verbandes deutscher biih-
nenschriftsteller, g. m. b. h., 1913. 21 p. 12°.

© Ic. Oct. 28, 1913 ; D : 34877 ; Wenzel Gold-
baum, Berlin. 31475

• — - See also Lockere vogel,

[Mutter und frau; drama in 4 acts, by A. Book-
stein]

176 p. 8°. Ms.

© Ic. Dec. 2, 1915; D: 42394; Abraham
Bookstein, Brooklyn. 31475a

Mutterschaft; drama in 5 akten, von Johannes
Raff [pseud, des Joh. Hozhevar] Berlin, S.
Fischer, 1912. 150 p. 12°.

© Mar. 26, 1912; 2c. June 6, 1912; D:
29886; S. Fischer verlag, Berlin. 31476

schauspiel in 4 akten, von Roberto Braggo,

deutscli von Otto Eisenschitz. [101] p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. June 8, 1914; D: 37257; Comoedia,
Vienna. 31476a

Muttersohn (Ein); schauspiel in 3 akten, von
Siegfried Trebitsch. Berlin, S. Fischer, 1911.
110 p. 12°.

© Mar. 26, 1912 ; 2c. June 6, 1912 ; D : 29885.
S. Fischer veiiag, Berlin. 31477

1577

31477

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

31497

Mutterzolb and son; comedy playlet, by D.
Darby Aaronson and W. E. Colby. [1], 23 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 5, 1914; D: 38060; Walter E.
Colby, New York. 31477a

Mutton chops; or, Frivolous men, comedy in 4
acts, by Barba Rossa [pseud, of W. O. Sou-
bron]

© William Otto Soubron, Milwaukee; D:
593, May 29, 1901. 31478

Mutual concessions. See Lesson in matri-
mony.

Mutual (A) friend. See Paddy Doyle.
Mutual (A) mistake; by G. J. Stillman.

© Geo. .7. Stillman, Jersey City; D : 15611,
Apr. 13, 1909. 31479

Mutual (The) sin; play in 4 acts, by A. V.
Hines. [85] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 22, 1911 ; D : 25294 ; Arline Van
Ness Hines, New York. 31480

Mutually spotted; 1 act comedy sketch, by Wal-
ter Everett Prince, music for the songs by
Gilbert Standish. 14 p. 4°. Typewritten.
[Words only]

© W. E. Prince, Worcester, Mass. ; D : 8397,
Apr. 21, 1906; 2c. Apr. 21, 1906. 31481

Muza hen Abil Gazan; Oder, Der fall von
Granada, trauerspiel in 4 acten, von R. Ros-
koten.

© Robert Roskoteu, Peoria, 111.; 1894:
16484, Mar. 23. 31482

My adjuster; or, Between the coal hole and
the cellar, comedy sketch in 1 scene, by W. V.
Allen and M. Y. Allen. 19 p. 4°. Ms.

© Ic. July 22, 1914 ; D : 37650 ; Walter Van
Allen and May Van Allen, New York. 31482a

My affinity; by T. Waters.

© Theo<lore Waters, New York ; D : 7734,
Dec. 19, 1905. 31483

My American girl; by Tom Fitch. 9 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Julia Romaine Marks, New York; D:
9145, Sept. 26, 1906 ; 2c. Sept. 26, 1906. 31484

play in 1 act, by F. Hadley. [1], 14 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. .Tune 21, 1913; D : 33567 ; Florence
Hadley, Brooklyn. 31485

My Arabella; a personation farce in 2 acts.
Typewritten.

© Cecilia Ross, Brooklyn, N. Y. ; 1898:
62872, Oct. 26; Ic. Oct. 26. 31486

My Aunt Bridget; a farcical comedy in 3 acts.
© George W. Monroe and John Rice,
United States; 1886:5737, Mar. 11. 31487
See also Two into eight.

My aunt from Boggsville; interlude in 1 act,
by R. L. Green. 1 p. 1., 3 p. 8°. Printed.

© Richard L. Green, Gravesend Beach,
N. Y. ; 1899:55057, Aug. 29; 2c. June 25,
1900. 31488

My aunt from Salem; a 1 act comedietta, by
W. H. Wilkison. 17 p. f°. Typewritten.

© AVilliam H. Wilkison, Indianapolis. Ind. ;
D:4473, Jan. 6, 1904; 2c. Jan. 6, 1904.

31489
My Aunt Sally.

© William W. Gray, Mount Clemens, Mich. ;
1892 : 52437, Dec. 22. 31490

My aunt's nephew; in 3 acts, by Bert Leslie.
© La Motte, Delmore & WMlson, New York ;
1900 A: 17629, July 17. 31491

My aunt's picture; by C. A. Copson. 10 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Clyde Arthur Copson, New York ; D :
11032. July 23, 1907; Ic. July 15, 1907; Ic.
July 30, 1907. 31492

My awful ma; a farce comedy in 3 acts.

© Viola Fortescue, Winthrop, Mass. ; 1893 :
50107, Nov. 10. 31493

My awful wife; comedy in 4 acts, by Joseph H.
Slater. Clyde, O., Ames' publishing company,
1909. 51 p. 12°. ( [Ames' series of standard
and minor drama, no. 480] )

© Nov. 9, 1909 ; 2c. Nov. 17, 1909 ; D : 17418 ;
Ames pub. CO., Clyde, O. 31494

My beggar and love; play in 2 scones, by G. H.
Carlisle. [3] p. 4°. Typewritten,

© Ic. Apr. 2, 1914; D: 36598; George H.
Carlisle, Philadelphia. 31494a

My bell boy; by Richard Hyde. 17, [2] p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Mav 27, 1911; D : 24377 ; Henrietta
Herbert, New York. 31495

My best girl; musical play in 3 acts, by C.
Pollock and Rennold Wolf. [83] p. 4°. Type-
written. [Words only]

© Ic. Aug. 14, 1912; D: 30540; Channing
Pollock, New York. 31496

My blue-grass girl; comic operetta in 2 acts,
book and lyrics, by T. Stempfel, jr., music by
Herbert P. Stothart. 63 p. 4°. Typewritten.
[Libretto only]

© Ic. .Tune IS, 1913; D : 33524 ; Theodore
Stempfel, jr., Indianapolis. 31497

My bonnie Kate; romantic comedy, by R. Dun-
bar. 125 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 29, 1915; D : 41361 ; Robin Dun-
bar, So. Bend, Ind. 31497a

1578

31498

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

31522

My boy; comedy in 3 acts and 6 tableaux, a
translation and adaptation of Adolph L'Ar-
ronge's German play, Meiu Leopold, by A.
Neuendorff.

I© Adolph Neuendorff, United States ; 1878 :
9820, Aug. 26. 31498

— a play in 4 acts, by R. Hughes,

© Rupert Hughes, New York; D: 13507,
Aug. 5, 1908. 31499

— See also His father's son.

My boy Bill; comedy drama in 1 act, by F. E.
Lynch. [3], 23 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 12, 1918; D: 34404; Frank E.
Lynch, Hornell, N. Y. 31500

My boy Jim; rural playlet, by Harry L. New-
ton. 10 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 1, 1909; D : 16678 ; Pliny F.
Rutledge, Chicago. 31501

My brave sister. See Straw (A) man.

My broder; a comedy.

© Mrs. F. M. Chapman, North Scituate
Beach, Mass. ; 1881 : 18271, Nov. 25. 31502

My brother; a drama in 5 acts, by J. S. Forbes.

© James S. Forbes, Camden, N. J. ; 1881 :

13765, Sept. 8. 31503

Same. Camden, N. J., E. Curtz, 1881. 16 p.

12°.

© James Forbes, Camden, N. J.; 1881:
14220, Sept. 17; 2c. Sept. 17. 31504

• an original drama in 4 acts, by W. Red-
mond. 50 p. f°. Typewritten.

© William Redmond, Boston; 1888:31888.
Nov. 9; 2c. Apr. 9, 1889. 31505

or, A mine of gold, an original American

play in 5 acts, by C. B. Edwards.

© Charles Barton Edwards, Brooklyn;
1888 : 28092, Oct. 3. 31506

or, The field trial, a high-class modern

drama in 5 acts and 6 scenes, by C. C. Brown.

© Chalmers C. Brown, Columbus, Ind. ;

1898:40798, July 7. 31507

My Brother Charles; comedy in 3 acts, by Har-
vey Cade [pseud, of H. C. Colburn] Type-
written. 65 p. 24°.

© Ic. May 24, 1911; D : 24402 ; Harvey C.
Colburn, Marion, Ind. 31508

My brother's keeper; by F. D. Hills.

© Frank D. Hills, Uniontown, Kan.; D:
33977, Oct., 1908. 31509

a drama in 1 act, by J. G. Emmons. 29 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© .Tames Gordon Emmons, New York ; 1891 :
43482, Dec. 3; 2c. Dec. 3. 31510

My brother's keeper — Continued.

'a drama in 3 acts. Boston, G. M. Baker &

CO., 1873. 2 p. 1., 7-67 p. 12°. ([Amateur

drama, no. 3] )

© George M. Baker, Boston ; 1873 : 722, Jan.
25; 2c. Jan. 27. 31511

My brother's sister. See Nadine.

My brudder-in-law; the -new and original high
pressure comedy in 3 acts and 3 scenes, by W.
Gill.

© William Gill, Council Bluffs, la.; 1882:
7507, May 9. 31512

My bunkie; a drama in 4 acts, by W. J. Mc-
Kiernan.

© William J. McKiernan, Newark, N. J. ;
1900 A : 11174, May 3. 31513

My Chinese partner; a drama in 3 acts, by L. J.
Cella. Denver, Col., 1882.

© Louis J. Cella, New York; 1882:8063,
May 18. 31514

My chum; by F. Marsden (W. A. Sliver)

© Fred Marsden. South Schroon, N. Y. ;
1883 : 16784, Sept. 13. ' 31515

a comedy in 5 acts, written and dramatized

by F. Eversmann, jr.

© Fred Eversmann, jr., Baltimore ; 1881 :
3594, Mar. 11. 31516

My college chum and I; by R. Edwards. 6 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ralph Edwards, Brooklyn; D: 11948,
Dec. 9, 1907; Ic. Dec. 9, 1907; Ic. Dec. 18,
1907. 31517

My comrade; a comedy in 5 acts, by J. F. Mil-
liken.

© James F. MiUiken, United States; 1883:
22599, Dec. 7. 31518

My country cousin.

© Frank Jones, Fairview, W. Va. ; 1892:
50238, Dec. 9. 31519

My country home; rural playlet, H. Keefer.
[2], 9 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 27, 1912; D: 30365; Harry
Keefer, Baltimore. 31520

My country sweetheart; a comedy in 3 acts, by
J. H. Slater.

© .Joseph H. Slater, Chicago; 1892:38780,
Sept. 24. 31521

My country, 'tis of thee; an illustrated panto-
mime, arr. and posed for public exhibition,
with directions for performance, by Anna D.
Cooper. New York, Dick & Fitzgerald, 1907.
25 p. illus. 12°.

© Dick & Fitzgerald, New York ; D : 11466,
Oct. 5, 1907 ; 2c. Oct. 5, 1907. 31522

1579

31523

DEAMATTC CO^IPOSITIONS

31540

My country, 'tis of thee — Continued.

a play ... 5 acts, by Joseph L. Tvnan.

283 p. 4°. Typewritfen.

© J. L. Tynan, New York ; D : 11474, Oct.
7, 1907; 2c. Oct. 7, 1907. 31523

My cousin. See Ma cousine.

Mj'- Cousin Beth; comedy In 3 acts, l\v Y. Gei.ser.
84 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 21, 1910; D: 21116; Yvonne
Geiger, San Francisco. 31524

My cousin from Maine; playlette, by G. C.
Cook. 37 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 1, 1909; D: 17248; Gertrude
Cliadwick Cook, San Francisco. 31525

My cousin, the emperor; a romantic play in a
prologue and 3 acts, by P. B. Russell. 180 p.
f°. Typewritten.

© P. Beeknian Russell. Denver ; D : 1289,
Tan. 14, 1902; 2c. Oct. 31, 1902. 31526

My Cousin Timmy; a farce in 2 acts, by
Tliacher Plowland Guild. Boston, W. H.
Baker & co., 1903. 25 p. 12°. (On cover:
Baker's ed. of plays)

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston ; D : 4085,
Oct. 12, 1903 ; 2c. Nov. 7, 1903. 31527

My daughter; an American arama in 4 acts, by
O. T. Dazey.

© C. T. Dazey, Cambridge, Mass.; 1879:
16610, Dec. 10. 31528

52 p.

• drama in 5 acts, by E. E. Kiene.

f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 24, 1913; D: 33314; Elsie E.
Kiene, Buffalo. 31529

My daughter, oh, my daughter! See Rosemi
Shell.

My daughter's husband; a comedy in 3 acts,
by Kathryn Webster.

© E. B. Fitz, Chicago ; 1899 : 110, Jan. 3.

31530

My day and now-a-days; a monologue in 1

scene, for a child, by N. Zediker. Clyde, O.,

A. D. Ames, 1886. 5 p. 12°. ( [Ames' series

of standard and minor drama, no. 186] )

© A. D. Ames, Clyde, O. ; 1886:27380,
Dec. 4; 2c. Dec. 4. 31531

My divinity; musical comedy in 3 acts, book
and lyrics by Winifred Seeger, music by J. M.
Boyd. 35 p. 16°. Printed.

© Dec. 2, 1911 ; 2c. Dec. 4, 1911 ; D : 25928 ;
Joanne M. Boyd, Carroll, 111. 31532

My Dixie dad; 1 act comedy, by Howard Mc-
Kent. [1], 19 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 14, 1912 ; D : 30.535 ; Mr. & Mrs.
James II. McCann, Coytesville, N. J. 31533

My Dixie girl; a romance of Dixieland in 4

acts, by Sadie Calhoun. [96] p. 4°. Type-
written.

© S. Calhoun, New York ; D : 8110, Mar. 6,
1906; 2c. Mar. 6, 1906. 31534

My Dixieland; domestic drama in 5 acts, by
Bartley Campbell. [04] p. 4°. Typewritten.
© Ic. Dec. 21, 1914 ; D : 39165 ; Robert Camp-
bell, New York. 31534a

My doctor's romance; or. The joining gle-w of
life, romantic vaude\ ille playlet, by Robert L.
Landrum. [1], 9 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 5, 1912 ; D : 30748 ; Shaar, Young
and Shaar, Detroit. 31535

My dog; play in 1 act, by F. AV. Robinson. [1],
20 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 25, 1914 ; D : 37671 ; F. W. Robin-
son, Essex Fells, N. J. 31535a

— play in 3 acts, by J. F. Ballard. [130] p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 23, 1914 ; D : 37382 ; John Fred-
erick Ballard, Cambridge, Mass. 31535b

Same. 120 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 23, 1915 ; D : 40454 ; John Fred-
erick Ballard, New York. 31535c

My double; monologue, by M. M. Stanley. 1 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Maude May Stanley, Chicago ; D : 15092,
Feb. 15. 1909 ; 2c. Feb. 15, 1909. 31536

My Dutch uncle; a comedy in 3 acts, by E. S.
Bronson.

© Ed. S. Bronson, Defiance, O. ; 1896 : 7985,
Feb. 1. 31537

My father-in-law's money; a drama in 4 acts,
by W. J. Sturges.

© W. J. Sturges, Ballstown Centre, N. Y. ;
1884 : 14361, July 15. 31538

My father the kike; Jewish comedy in 4 acts,
by D. Greenwald.

"jri-pN 4

"N r^-r^Np X ;p7 -ly- r'JN::

I

66 p. 4°. Ms.

© Ic. Mar. 29, 1915 ; D : 40202 ; David Green-
wald, New York. 31538a

My father's brother; a farcical comedy in 3
acts, tr. and adapted from the French, by
J. H. Ligon.

© Junius Henri Ligon, United States ; 1886 :
16576, July 20. 31539

My father's ghost; comedy In 1 act, by B. W.
Springer. 15 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 25, 1911; D": 24360; Bessie Wre-
ford Springer, Detroit. 31540

1580

31541

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

31564

My father's wife; modern play in 4 acts, by
E. L. Axilbuud. 105 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 19, 1911 ; D : 28035 ; Elizabeth L.
Axilbund, Philadelphia. 31541

My father's will; a comedy in 1 act, by J. Abar-
banell. New York, S. French & son, 1881. 16
p. 12°. ([French's parlor comedies, no. 9])

© .Jacob Abarbanell, New York ; 1881 : 2672,
Feb. 21; 2c. Mar. 30. 31543

My favorite brand; by M. M. Stanley.

© Maude Mae Stanley, Chicago ; D : 15184,
Feb. 27, 1909. 31543

My firelight lady; musical comedy, book and
Ivrlcs bv Grace Delaney Goldeuburg:, music
by W. S. Goldeuburg. [38] p. 4°. T.M)ewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Nov. 22, 1913; D: 35104; William
Smith Goldenburg, Cincinnati. 31544

My first case. See Butler (The)

My-fist-toe-flees and Mar-gar-root; burnt cork-
ing version of Faust in 4 scenes, by W. Vau
Allen. 15 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 6, 1910 ; D : 21291 ; Walter Van
Allen, New York. 31545

My friend; a farcical, musical comedy in 3 acts,
by James C. Tynan, New York.

© H. J. Sayers and M. Gottlieb, United
States ; 1885 : 9395, Apr. 23. 31546

My friend and myself; drama in 1 act, by M.
Boros. [1], 28 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 6, 1913; D: 34334; Morris
Boros, New York. 31547

My friend Brown; a black faced monologue, by
Harry L. Newton and A. S. Hoffman. Chi-
cago and New York, Ti;;e Dramatic publishing
company, 1902. 6 p. 12°.

© Dramatic pub. co., Chicago ; D : 2537,
Nov. 3. 1902 ; 2c. Nov. 17, 1902. 31548

My friend Tritz; comedy in 3 acts, by Erck-
munu-Chatrian, adapted and arr. for the
American stage, by S. Stange and J. Mason.

© Stanislaus Stange and John Mason,
United States ; 1892 : 54355, Dec. 31. 31549

a Dutch monologue,- by Harry L. Newton.

Chicago, T. S. Denison [1905] 9 p. 12°.
(On cover: Denison's vaudeville sketches)

© Thomas S. Denison, Chicago ; D : 7021,
July 24, 1905; 2c. Sept. 18, 1905. 31550

My friend from Arkansas. Typewritten.

© Robert Sherman, Minneapolis; 1899:

65041, Oct. 7 ; 2c. Oct. 7. 31551

My friend from Dixie: musical comedy in 3

acts, by J. L. Hill. 42 p. 4°. Typewritten.

[Words only]

© Ic. Feb. 15, 1911; D: 23364; J. Leubrie
Hill, New York. 31552

My friend from Georgia; by B. McClain and E.
Hogan. 40 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Billie McClain and Ernest Hogan, New
York; D : 1565, Mar. 12, 1902; 2c. Feb. 3,
1902. 31553

My friend from India; an original American
farcical-comedy in 3 acts, by H. A. Du Souchet.

© Henry A. Du Souchet, New York ; 1894 :
21854, Apr. 28. ' 31554

My friend from Kentucky; musical comedy in
3 acts and 5 scenes, by J. Leubrie Hill. [28]
p. f°. Tj'pewritten. [Words only]

© Ic. Dec. 11, 1913; D: 35384; Lafayette
amusement co., inc.. New York. 31555

My friend's in town. See Little mother of the
slums.

My friend, the artist; a play of todav in 4 acts,
by F. S. Kolle and G. Carlton.

© Frederick Strange Kolle and Gerald
Carlton, Brooklyn ; 1897 : 69543, Dec. 14.

31556

My friend, the burglar; by R. L. Elliott. [7]
p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 7, 1910; D: 21298; Robert L.
Elliott, Chester, Pa. 31557

My friend, the cowboy; a comedy in 1 act, by
Alf. Hampton. 25 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© M. Witmark & sons, New York ; D : 1814.
May 1, 1902; 2c. May 1, 1902. 31558

My friend, the doctor; a society comedy in 1

act, by O. West. [2], 21 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Olive West, New York ; D : 343, Apr. 12,

1901; 2c. Apr. 12, 1901. 31559

My friend, the professor; by A. E. Wills.

© Anthony E. Wills, Brooklyn; D : 1856,
May 9, 1902. 31560

My friend's wife; comedy of society life, in 3
acts and 1 scene, by E. B. De Ligny. [2],
112 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 14, 1910; D: 22556; Ernest B.
De Ligny, New York. 31561

comedy sketch in 1 act, by W. Dehlman.

[22] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 20, 1912; D: 30915; William
Dehlman, Worcester. 31562

My gal; a sketch for two characters, dressed
alike.

© Robert M. De Witt, New York; 1875:
7727, July 23; 2c. Oct. 26. 31563

My Genevive; or. The way of the world,
emotional drama in 5 acts, by C. Swickard.
.59 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Charles Swickard, Chicago ; D : 4394,
Dec. 4, 1903 ; 2c. Dec. 4, 1903. 31564

1581

31565

DEAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

31585

My Geraldine; an original Irish drama in 5 acts,
by B. Campbell.

© Hartley Campbell, New York; 1880:
19297, Dec. 17. 31565

My girl; American farce comedy in 3 acts, bj'
F. R. Sleeper.

© Frank R. Sleeper, Des Moines; 1891:
8572, Mar, 6. 31566

an eccentric comedy in 3 acts, by George

Elton.

© Maybury Fleming, New Brighton, N, Y. ;
1891 : 7850, Mar. 2. 31567

My girl from Mexico; a musical comedy in 2
acts, book by B. Tarkington and E. E. Yates,
music by R. C. Odoms. [5], 80 p. 4°. Type-
written. [Libretto only]

© Ic. July 29, 1909 ; D : 16403 ; Booth Tark-
ington, Edward Everett Yates and R. Clifford
Odoms, Indianapolis. 31568

My girl from Montana; a 4 act melodrama, by
E. Krick. [35] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Eugene Krick, Richmond, Ind. ; D :
10957, July 12, 1907; 2c. July 12, 1907. 31569

My girl from Mountain Beach; musical play
in 2 acts, by Joseph Alden. [3], 150 p. 4°.
Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. Dec. 12, 1913 ; D : 35315 ; Joseph R.
Alden, Grand Rapids, Mich. 31570

My girl of mystery; sentimental comedy in 4
acts, by L. E. Henderson. 67 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. June 29, 1914 ; D : 37563 ; Leorie Eliza-
beth Henderson, Los Angeles. 31570a

My girl of the cameo; musical comedy in 2
acts, book by D. A. Kahn, lyrics & music by
Joseph A. Artis. 55 p. 4°. Typewritten.
[Words only]

© Ic. Mar. 13, 1911 ; D : 23638 ; Donald A.
Kahn, South Bend, Ind. 31571

My God: whose wife am I? or, The lost heir,
in 6 acts, by Anna Eliza Clay [i. e. Mrs. A. E.
Bailey]

© Mrs. A. E. Bailey, Chicago ; 1879 : 13386,
Oct. 9 ; 2c. Jan. 5, 1880. 31572

My good friend; sketch by Donovan and Mc-
Donald. 5 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 7, 1911 ; D : 25428 ; Chas. M. Mc-
Donald, Asbury Tark, N. J. 31573

My grandfather's will. See Totty.

My Hebrew friend; or. Human nature, by F.
Dumont.

© Frank Dumont, Philadelphia ; 1882 : 9982,
June 17. 31574

My hero brother; a 1 act comedy with two char-
acters, by Thos. Somers Hess, jr. 9 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© T. S. Hess, jr., Collingswood, N. J.; D:
6786, June 2, 1905 ; 2c. June 2, 1905. 31575

My honey boy. See Town sport.

My husband; a domestic comedy in 3 acts, by
S. Marble.

© Scott Marble, Chicago; 1888:7563,
Mar. 12. 31576

an original comedy drama in 4 acts, by

J. K. Tillotson.

© James K. Tillotson, New York; 1883:
3977, Mar. 3. 31577

My husband's aflinity; by W. A. Smith.

© William Augustus Smith, New York ; D :
13019, Aug. 20, 1909. 31578

My husband's flat; a comedy in 1 act, by Henry
Muller. 20 p. f°. Typewritten.

© H. Muller, E. Orange, N. J. ; D : 9527, Nov.
27, 1906; 2c. Nov. 27, 1906. 31579

My husband's friend; a comedy in 3 acts, by

W. A. Glassford. [89] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Walter A. Glassford, New York; 1894:

15036, Mar. 16 ; 2c. Oct. 19. 31580

My husband's mother; a comedy farce in 1 act,
by Sidney Wilmer.

© Claude Gillingwater, New York; 1898:
32298, May 25. 31581

My ideal; a sketch in 1 act, by F. J. Oebbecke.
6 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ferdinand J. Oebbecke, Philadelphia ; D :
4493, Jan. 12, 1904; 2c. Jan. 12, 1904. 31582

My Indian love; or. The sheaf of arrows,
romance of half a century ago in 4 acts, by
J. H. Sheppard and Chas. E. Blaney. [2],
76 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 4, 1912; D: 31043; Blaney-
Spooner amusement co. New York. 31583

My invalid aunt.
My Irish Molly 0.

jSee Ruben Kube.
See Little emigrant.

My Jeremiah; a farce, by H. Elliott McBride.
Chicago, T. S. Denison, 1882. 12 p. 12°.
([School and social drama])

© T. S. Denison, Chicago ; 1882 : 18522, Nov.
2;2c. Nov. 6. 31584

• Same.

© H. Elliott McBride, Coraopolis, Pa., as
author, in renewal for 28 years. Renewal no.
1221, Ocr. 14, 1910. Original entry, Nov. 2,
1882, no. 18522. 31585

1582

31586

COPYEIGHTED IN" THE UNITED STATES

31606

My Jessamine; romantic comedy-drama in 4
acts, by B. E. Sheaf er. [92] p. 4°. Type-
written,

© Ic. Sept. 16, 1913; D: 34432; Berttia E.
Sheafer, Cleveland. 31586

My Jim; a comedy-drama in 4 acts, by F. Gra-
hame. La Crosse, Wis., W. J. Boycott, 1900.
66 p. sq. 8°.

© Dick Ferris, Mt. Carmel, 111.; 1900 A:
20540, Aug. 16 ; 2c. Aug. 22 ; 2c. Oct. 26.

31587

My Johnnie; or, Wealth vs. manhood, a drama,
by P. Carroll.

© Patrick Carroll, Chicago; 1882:15740,
Sept. 23. 31588

My June; by P. Armstrong.

© Paul Armstrong, New York; 1900 A:
24668, Oct. 4. 31589

My kingdom for a wife; farce comedy in 1 act,
by M. Lipman. 21 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 15, 1912 ; D : 28705 ; Maurice Lip-
man, Chicago. 31590

My lady; play in 1 act, by K. Raynore. 31 p.
8°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 25, 1913; D: 34901; Katherine
Raynore, New York. 31591

. ^ adapted from Alexander Dumas' cele-
brated novel. The three musketeers, by Anne
Snowden. [2], 31 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 14, 1914; D: 37566; Howell
Snowden, Oxnard, Cal. 31591a

romance in verse in 1 act, by F. M. McLane.

32 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 6, 1914 ; D : 38711 ; Fannie Moul-
ton McLane, New York. 31591b

My Lady Bellamy; romantic play in 4 acts, by
Dorothea Moore. [90] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 24, 1910 ; D : 21411 ; Alex. Mac-
lean, London. 31592

My Lady Betty; in 1 act, by Vincent Gordon
Correlli. 9 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 7, 1910 ; D : 22282 ; Frank Elles-
ton, New York. 31593

a play in 1 act, by W. Montague. 5 p. f°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 24, 1912; D: 28827; Walter
Montague, San Francisco. 31594

My lady cavalier; a romantic drama of life in
the colony of Maryland in 1765, by H. Bill-
man.

© Howbert Billman, Chicago; 1897:61180,
Oct. 29. 31595

My Lady Clara. See Dreams.

My lady coquette; an original comedy-drama in
4 acts, by F. Allen Horsford [pseud, of Mrs.
L, A. Friedlieb] 156 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© A. M. Friedlieb, New York ; 1886 : 24997,
Nov. 5; 2c. Nov. 19. 31596

My Lady Darrell; or, A strange marriage, a
drama in 4 acts, by Joseph Le Brandt. New
York, H. Roorbach, 1898. 62 p. 12°.

© Harold Roorbach, New York; 1898:
57009, Sept. 28; 2c. Oct. 10. 31597

My Lady Diane; a drama in 4 acts, by E. C.
Chapeau.

© Ellen Chazal Chapeau, Savannah, Ga. ;
1900 A : 395, Jan. 4. 31598

My Lady Dolly; a modern play in 3 acts, by
R. W. Tully. [204] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Richard Walton Tully, New York; D:
1174, Dec. 12, 1901 ; 2c. Mar. 15. 1902.
L.U- 1 31599

My Lady Estoria; an original American comedy
drama in 4 acts, by P. Brittell.

© Paul Brittell, New York; 1891:15917,
Apr. 30. 31600

My Lady Eugenie; a play in 5 acts, dramatized
from a German tr. by M. S. Williams. Phila-
delphia, 1884.

© Mary S. Williams, United States; 1884:
8297, Apr. 21. 31601

My Lady Luxury; musical comedy in 2 acts,
book and lyrics, by R. J. Young, music, by
W. A. Sehroeder. [100] p. 4°. Typewritten
[Libretto only]

© Ic. July 19, 1913 ; B : 33846 ; Rida John-
son Young, Greenwich, Conn. 31602

My Lady Molly; opera comique in 2 acts, books
and lyrics by G. H. Jessop, music by S. Jones.
[130] p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© George H. .Tessop and Sidney Jones, Great
Britain ; D : 2210, Aug. 11, 1902 ; 2c. Aug. 11,
1902. 31603

My Lady Mushroom; sketch, by M. D. Weil.
[1], 5 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 13, 1912; D: 31701; Mabel
Dobyns Weil, New York. 31604

My lady of Bergen. See On neutral ground.

My lady of flowers; a musical fantasy in 3 acts,
by J. R. Alden. Act 1, p, 1-15. f°. Type-
written. [Words only]

© Ic. Apr. 16, 1912 ; D : 29392 ; Joseph Reed
Alden, Grand Rapids, Mich. 31605

— Same. Act 1 [cont.]-3. p. 16-48. f°.
Typewritten. [Words only]

© Ic. June 6, 1912 ; D : 30021 ; Joseph Reed
Alden, Grand Rapids, Mich. 31606

1583

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31625

My lady of flowers — Continued.

a musical fantasy in o acts, book and lyrics

l\v J. R. AUlen. [2], G7 p. 4°. Typewritten.

[Words only]
© Ic. Dec. 23, 1912; D: 31767; Joseph R.

Alden, Grand Rapids, Mich. 31607

My Lady Poverty; a drama in 5 acts, by F. De
S. Gliebe. Santa Barbara, Cal., St. Anthony
college [1912] 78 p. 16°.

© Mar. 6, 1912 ; 2c. Mar. 14, 1912 ; D : 29239 ;
Francis De Sales Gliebe, Santa Barbara, Cal.

31608

My Lady Raffles; a comedy in 1 act, by A.
Crewe. 12 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ann Crewe, San Francisco; D: 18952,
Sept. 29, 1908; 2c. Sept. 29, 1908. 31609

My Lady Zadia; an emotional drama in 5 acts,
l)y Lou Bates. [86] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Mrs. L. Bates, New York ; D : 8067, Feb.
27, 1906; 2c. Feb. 27, 1906. 31610

My lady's dress; play in 3 acts, by E. Knob-
lauch. [127] p. 4°. Typewritten,

© Ic. Apr. 30, 1914; D: 36887; Edward
Knoblauch, New York. 31610a

Same, cover-title, 86 p. 12°. Printed.

© Sept. 30, 1914; Ic. Sept. 2.5, 1914; Ic.
Oct. 3, 1914; D: 38389; Edward Knoblauch,
New York. 31610b

My lady's fool; comedy in 3 acts, by E. B. Tif-
fany.

© Esther B. Tiffany, Cambridge, Mass. ;
1889: 14838, May 16. 31611

My lady's g'love; comedy in 1 act, by Neilson
Morris. 16 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 8, 1909 ; D : 17663 ; Ann O'Neill,
Overbrook, Pa. 31612

My lady's honor; playlet in 3 phases, by M.
Pemberton. 35 p. 4°. Type\Vritten.

© Ic. Mar. 25, 1915; D: 40179; Murdock
Pemberton, New York. 31612a

My lady's maid. See Madame Jeannette.

My lady's nerves; comedy in 3 acts, by Hattie
Fleming Cuiiuiiins. 59 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 6, 1911 ; D : 25693 ; Mrs. Joseph
Cummins, Glen EUyn, 111. 31613

My lady's note; a comedy in 3 acts, by A,
Brown.

© Alice Brown, Boston; D:2727, Dec. 17,
1902. 31614

My lady's ring; a comedy in 3 acts, by A.
Brown. 42 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Alice Brown, Boston ; D : 2807, Jan. 3,
1903 ; 2c. Jan. 5, 1903. 31615

My lady's valentine; a love story in 5 acts, by
M. Morton.

© Michael Morton, New York ; 1899 : 7539,
Jan. 23. 31616

My last chance. See Before twelve.

My last two; comedy sketch in 1 act, by J. J.
Bernard. 8 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. .Jan. 13, 1913 ; D : 31945 ; Jule J. Ber-
nard, New York. 31617

My legal adviser; a dramatic frolic in 1 act,
by G. W. Snoddy. 12 p. 12°. Printed for
the author.

© George Wade Snoddy, Chicago ; D : 14656,
Dec. 21, 1908; 2c. Jan. 9, 1909. 31618

My life; a drama in a prologue and 4 acts, by
H. Meredith.

© Harry Meredith, Cohasset, Mass.; 1884:
17374, Aug. 28. 31619

See also Wife's (A) revenge.

My life for thine. See Signa.

My Lilliputian sweetheart; [by] H. Clark.

© Herbert Clark, New York ; 1897 : 12916,
Feb. 20. 31620

My Lilliputian wife; [by] H. Clark.

© Herbert Clark, New York ; 1897 : 12915,
Feb. 20. 31621

My little angel; comedy playlet in 1 act, by
W. Courneen. [12] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 4, 1915 ; D : 42415 ; William Cour-
neen, New York. 31621a

My little detective. See Girl (The) and the
detective.

My little Miss Purity; comedy drama in 5
acts, by R. K. Wilson. [3], 31 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Ic. June 29, 1914; D: 37435; Rosanna
King Wilson, Troy, O. 31621b

My little Eosina; a 1 act play, by E. Abbott.
21 p. 4°. Typewritten,

© Edward Abbott, New York; D : 16007,
IMay 28, 1909; 2c. May 28, 1909. 31622

My lord and ladies; a romantic comedy drama
in 4 acts, by A, M, Bennett

© A. Milo Bennett, Chicago ; 1900 A : 1321.
.Tan. 15. 31623

My lord and lady; a 1 act comedy, by J. F.
Dolan.

© James Francis Dolan, New York ; 1898 :
9228, Feb. 2. 31624

My lord and lady's bull; a farcical incident in
1 act, by G. Stuart Brodock. 18 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© G. S. Brodock, Rome, N. Y. ; D : 9214.
Oct. 10, 1906 ; 2c. Oct. 10, 1906. 31625

1584

31626

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

31644

My lord and Pee Wee; a 1 act farce, by E.
Lissner. 27 p. 4°. Typewritten.

<c) Emanuel Lissner, Boston ; D : 16101,
June 19, 1909; 2c. June 19, 1909. 31626

My Lord Byron; a romantic comedy drama in 4
futs, by A. M. Bennett.

© A. Milo Bennett, Chicago; 1900 A:
1820, Jan. 15. 31627

My Lord Chesterfield; a drama in 4 acts, by
W. Percival and Asa Steele.

© Walter Percival, New York; D : 8441,
Apr. 28, 1906. 31628

My lord in livery; a farce in 1 act, by S. Theyre
Smitli. New American ed. correctly reprinted
from the original authorized acting ed. New
York, H. Roorbach, 1889. 28 p. 12°. ( [Roor-
bach's American ed. of acting plays, no. 3]

© Harold Roorbach. New York; 1889:
37521, Dec. 9; 2c. Dec. 14. 31629

My Lord Marquis of Esmond; a dramatization
in 5 acts of Thackeray's novel Henry Esmond,
by H. H. Rodman.

© Henrietta Harvey Rodman, Astoria,
N. Y. ; 1900 A: 5455, Feb. 28. 31630

My Lord Pretense; musical fantasy in 1 act,
dramatization of Nathaniel Hav.-thorne's stoi'y
Feathertop, in Mosses from an old manse, by
G. B. Randall. [1], 24 p. 4°. Typewritten.
© Ic. Feb. 24, 1914; D: 36130; Gertrude
Blanchard Randall, Cambridge, Mass.

31630a

musical play in 3 acts, containing a dra-
matization of Nathaniel Hawthorne's story,
Feathertop, by G. Blanchard Randall. [101]
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 24, 1914; D : 38999 ; Gertrude
Blanchard Randall, Boston. 31630b

My Lord Smith; comedy in 1 act. Typewrit-
ten.

© Oliver D. Byron, New York; 1900 A:
27941, Nov. 12; 2c. Nov. 12. 31631

My lord, the count; a society drama, by E.
Slioudy. [Atlantic, la.. The Democrat, print-
ers] 1900. 45 p. 16°.

© Emma Shoudy, Atlantic, la. ; 1900 A :
2769, Jan. 30; 2c. Feb. 24. 31632

My Lord Tom Noddy. See Christopher, junior.

My lord's secretary; a comedy in 3 acts, by
William Henry Carson. [123] p. 4°. Type-
written.

© W. H. Carson. New York ; D : 6070. Jan.
13, 1905; 2c. Jan. 13, 1905. 31633

My lord's wife; a drama in 5 acts, by A. Gross.

© Anna Gross, New York ; D : 2666, Dec. 1,

1902. 31634

My love Kate; a romantic sensational society
play in 4 acts, by K. Glassford.

© Kate Glassford, New York; 1875:5207,
May 20. 31635

My mamma-in-lavp; a comedy in 3 acts, by
George R. Simms.

© Brooks and Dickson, New York; 1881:
18308, Nov. 26. 31636

My mammy; a characteT comedy in 4 acts and
6 scenes, by Geo. S. Knight.

© William Carroll, New York ; 1882 : 19422,
Nov. 16. 31637

My man; a play in 4 acts, a dramatization of
Forrest Halsey's novelette The quality of
mercy, by Edith Elli>5 | i. e. E. E. Fiirness 1
[127] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 17, 1910; D : 21821 ; Edith Ellis
Furness, New York. 31638

My Margaret; or. The American girl, a drama
of modern society in 3 acts, with synopsis of
the same, by W. E. Anderson. 66 p. 8°.
Typewritten.

© William Edwin Anderson, Milwaukee;
D:3158, Mar. 18, 1903; 2c. May 4, 1903.

31639

My Mary Elly; comedy in 1 act, by J. S. Creigh-
ton. 10 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 21, 1913 ;. D : 35080 ; John Stan-
ley Creighton, New York. 31640

My Mary 0! farce-comedy in 3 acts and 2 scenes,
by AV. Hainer. 38 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 2, 1915; D : 41671 ; Whitfield
Hainer, Providence, R. I. 31640a

My Maryland; comedy in 4 acts, by R. Lane.
103 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Richard Lane, Chicago ; D : 7463. Oct.
27, 1905 ; 2c. Oct. 27, 1905. 31641

a southern romance in 4 acts, by J. R. Bron-

son.

© J. Rush Bronson, Indianapolis ; D : 1112.
Nov. 20, 1901. 31642

My masterpiece — the raven; Christmas play,
dramatic prolegomena to Poe's Raven, by C.
WoUmann. 75 p. 4°. Type^^Titten.

© Ic. July 16, 1915; D: 41272; Conrad
Wollmann, White Plains, N. Y. 31642a

My Mexican rose; playlet in 1 act, by Katharine
Kavanaugh. Chicago, Dramatic publishing
CO. [1912] 9 p. 12°.

© Dec. 31, 1912 ; 2c. Jan. 2, 1913 ; D : 31842 ;
Dramatic pub. co., Chicago. 31643

My Mexican sweetheart; a playlet, by Fan-
nie Louise Buckingham, cover-title, 1 p. 1.,
[5]-15 p. 12°. Printed.

© Sallie Wood Pettit, Chicago; D : 6446,
Apr. 1, 1905; 2c. Apr. 4, 1905. 31644

5379—16-

-100

1585

31645

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

31667

My military husbands; military comedy in 4
acts, by C. P. Brown. [2], 95 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Dec. 27, 1911 ; D : 28107 ; Charles Paul
Brown, Norwalk, Conn. 31645

My milliner's bill; comedy in 1 act, by G. W.
(!o<lfrey.

I© Wm. Clarke Stewart, New York; 1897:
50175, Sept. 8. 31646

Same. New York, S. French ; London, S.

French, ltd., 1903. 15 p. 16°. (On cover:
French's international copyrighted ed. of the
Avorks of the best autlior.s, no. 57)

© Samuel French, New York ; D : 3667, June
26, 1903 ; 2c. July 7, 1903. 31647

My Mimosa maid; a Riviera musical incident,
book by Paul A. Rubens and Austen Hurgon,
Ivrics and music by Paul A. Rubens. New
York, Chappell & co., 1908. 32 p. 8°.

© Chappell & CO., New York; D: 12841,
Apr. 25, 1908; 2c. Apr. 25, 1908. 31648

My mis'es; an original domestic comedy in 3
acts, by D. Robertson and C. Lewis.

© Donald Robertson and Catherine Lewis,
United States; 1886:4242, Feb. 19. 31649

My Morocco maid. See In old Algeria.

My mother; by H. Myers and H. Reid [i. e.
James Halleck Reid] 90 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Henrv Myers and Hal Reid, New York,
and Fall River, Mass. ; D : 3110, Mar. 9, 1903 ;
2c. Mar. 16, 1903. 31650

a farce comedy in 3 acts, by John Doughlas,

My mother's picture; by M. Brun.

© Martha Brun, St. Louis; 1884:26250,
Dec. 29. 31655

London.

© George W. Parent, United States ; 1891 :
25792, July 18. 31651

— or, The beast, play in 5 acts, by F. Larkin.
69 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 27, 1911 ; D : 23480 ; Francis
Larkin, Sherburne, N. Y. 31652

a play in 3 acts, by F. Larkin. 68 p.

4°, Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 16, 1912; D : 29055 ; Francis
Larkin, Sherburne, N. Y. 31653

My mother-in-law; farcical tabloid drama in 3
acts, by F. M. Thompson. Chicago, Chicago
manuscript co., 1914. [24] p. f°. Mimeo-
graphed.

© Dec. 9, 1914 ; 2c. Dec. 21, 1914 ; D : 39185 ;
Alex. Byers, Chicago. 31653a

or, A divorce wanted, adapted from the

French of Le proces Yeradieux, by J. V.
Prichard, a comedy in 3 acts. New York, S.
French & son ; London, S. French, 1876. 47 p.
12°. (French's parlor comedies, no. 3)

© Samuel French &, son. New York; 1876:
11875, Oct. 23; 2e. Nov. 10. 31654

a drama in 4 acts, by S. T. Anderson. [88]

p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 23, 1910 ; D : 21800 ; Santford T.
Anderson, Brooklyn. 31656

My mother's wedding ring; by E. A. Konig,
tr. and dramatized by H. M. Herder.

© H. M. Herder, Passaic, N. J.; 1883:
6250, Apr. 3. 31657

My musical friends; a musical comedy in 3
acts, by J. Jordan.

© Julian Jordan, Philadelphia; 1891:6991,
Feb. 21. 31658

My mysterious rival; a sparkling comedietta in
1 act, by J. Palgrave Simpson. New York,
De Witt, 1884. 13 p. 12°. ([De Witt's act-
ing plays, no. 324] )

© A. T. B. De AVitt, New York ; 1884 : 26391,
Dec. 30; 2e. Jan. 22, 1885. 31659

My name; or, "Without a name, by M. Gilbride.

Typewritten.

© Martin Gilbride, Scranton, Pa.; 1890:
31651, Oct. 13; 2c. Feb. 12, 1891. 31660

My native home and the Black Hills; a plav,
[by] H. M. Nelson. 34 p. f°. Ms.

© H. M. Nelson, San Francisco; 1888:
214.54, July 26 ; 2c. July 26. 31661

My nearest neighbor in ole V'rg'ny; a do-
mestic comedy drama in 5 acts, by A. L. John-
son.

© Annie Lewis Johnson, New York ; 1889 :
11301, Apr. 9. 31662

My nephew; a comedy in 3 acts, by H. C. Hol-
linger.

© Henrv C. Hollinger. Philadelphia; 1880:
13272. Aug. 30. 31663

My Nephew Ned; a musical comedietta, by
Richard Gardner, jr.

© C. E. Boyd, United States; 1900 A:
2486, Jan. 27. 31664

My new sweetheart; a musical comedy, by Wm.
Gill.

© John R. Rogers, New York ; 1891 : 5213.
Feb. 6. 31665

My new typewriter; a sketch, by Frank Du-
mont. New York, Chicago [etc.] M. Witmark
& sons, 1903. 13 p. 12°. (On cover: The
Witmark comic plays)

© M. Witmark & sons. New York ; D : 4412,
Dec. 21, 1903; 2c. Dec. 21, 1903. 31666

My nights at the play.

© John Corel), Manhattan, N. Y. : 1899:
55055, Aug. 29. 31667

1586

31668

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UKITED STATES

31687b

My novel. See Lord L'Estrange.

My office hours; comedy in 1 act, by J. Simon-
son. [1], 23 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 19, 1911; D: 24728; .Julius

Sinionson, New York. 31668

Same. [2], 24 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© ic. Apr. 20, 1912; D: 29434; Julius
Simonson, .New York. 31669

My old cotton plantation; by S. F. Aaronson.
G p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Sarah Frances Aaronson, Cincinnati, O. ;
D : 9830, Jan. 23, 1907 ; 2c. Jan. 31, 1907.

31670

My old fashioned girl; dramatic idyl in 4 acts,
by Cecil Spooner and R. B. Lane. 81 p. 4°.
Typewritten,

© Ic. Oct. 5, 1911; D: 25409; Chas. E.
Blaney, New York. 31671

My old friend John; a sketch for two charac-
ters. New York, R. M. De Witt.

© Robert M. De Witt, New York; 1876:
7977, July 3 ; 2c. July 26. 31672

My old Kentucky home; a southern comedy
drama in 3 acts, by H. B. Browne and L.
Diamond.

© Harry B. Browne and Louise Diamond.
United States; 1900 A: 21184, Au.?. 24.

31673

See also Lights and shadows of Ken-

tucky.

My old Kentucky home, good night; a sketch
for two characters. New York, R. M. De
Witt.

© Robert M. De Witt, New York; 1876:
8911, July 31; 2c. Dec. 28. 31674

My old pard. See Thoroughbred (The)

My old southern home; in 3 acts, by -.0. L.
Allen. Typewritten.

© Oscar Lamar Allen, Los Angeles; 1900
A: 4136, Feb. 14; 2c. June 18. 31675

My old woman; a dramatic composition in 4
acts, by C. A. Taylor.

© Charles A. Taylor, New York; D:

169, Feb. 26, 1901.' 31676

My old York State home; a twentieth century
comedy drama in 4 acts, by F. J. Stanton.
Norwich, N. Y., F. J. Stanton, 1906. 28 p.
8°.

© Frank J. Stanton, Norwich, N. Y. ; D:
2167, July 29, 1902 ; 2c. Jan. 12, 1906. 31677

My only sweetheart; by T. F. Flood. 4 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Thomas F. Flood, Englewood, N. J.; D:
1961, May 31, 1902; 2c. June 13, 1902. 31678

My opinions; by Josiah Allen's wife [pseud, of
Marietta Holley] a farcical comedy in 3 acts,
by N. Burgess.

© Neil Burgess, Roxbury, Mass. ; 1882 :
15563, Sept. 21. 31679

My opinions and Betsy Bobbett's. See Betsy
Bobbett.

My other shoe; by W. D. S. Coman.

© Wynn Day Sexton Coman, New York ;
1898:36366, June 13. 31680

My own daughter; drama in 5 acts, by H. T.
and Helen P. Guthrie. 52 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Apr. 9, 1913; D: 32901; H. T. Guth-
rie, New York. 31681

My own United States; farce in 1 act, by E. F.
Hague. 22 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 18, 1915; D: 41528; Elisabeth
Fern Hague, New York. 31681a

My pard; or. The fairy of the tunnel, a west-
ern drama in 4 acts, by Len Ware [pseud, of
Lew Ward] Clyde, O., Ames publishing com-
pany, 1895. 29 p. 12°. ([Ames' series of
standard and minor drama, no. 355] )

© Ames pub. co., Clyde, O. ; 1895 : 12461.
Mar. 2 ; 2c. Mar. 25. 31682

My partner; an original American play in 4
acts, by B. Campbell.

© Bartley Campbell, United States; 1880:
13548, Sept. 4. 31683

My partner's girl; by C. T. Dazey. 103 p. 4".
Typewritten.

© Chas. E. Blaney, New York; D: 14997,
Feb. 4, 1909; 2c. Feb. 4, 1909. 31684

My past, present and future. 1 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Hiram H. Garson, New York ; D : 12445,
Feb. 27, 1908; 2c. Jan. 15, 1908. 31685

My petticoat string; a playlet, by Gordon L.
. Mendelssohn. 9 p. f°. Typewritten.

© G. L. Mendelssohn, New York ; D : 8840,
July 17, 1906; 2c. July 17, 1906; 2c. new ed.
July 21, 1906. 31686

■ Same. 2d version.

© Gordon L. Mendelssohn, New York; D:
8851, July 21, 1906. 31687

My phantom girl; play in 3 acts, by Caro Se-
nour. 32 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 26, 1915 ; D : 39510 ; Caro Senour,
Los Angeles, 31687a

My policies; pt. 1, monologue, by A. Hoffman.
[1], 9 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 4, 1914 ; D : 37812 ; Aaron HofC-
raan. New York, 31687b

1587

31687c

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

31705

My policies — Continued.

pt. 2, monologue, by A. Hoffman. [1], 35 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 25, 1914 ; D : 37987 ; Aaron Hoff-
man, New York. 31687c

pt. 3, monologue, by A. Hoffman. [1], 35 p.

4°.. Typewritten,

© Ic. Oct. 25, 1915 ; D : 42138 ; Aaron Hoff-
man, New York. 31687d
My polite burglar; dramatic composition in 1
act, by W. H. Agnew. 21 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Dec. 31, 1914 ; D : 39252 : Willis Hus-
tin Agnew, Chicago. 31687e

My precious-inother- in-law; by W. T. Riggs.

© William T. Riggs, Baltimore ; 1875 : 10422.
Oct. 9. 31688

My preserver. See Quiet (A) family.

My pretty Jane; comedy in 4 acts, by F. Hop-
kins. 34 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Florence Hopkins, Philadelphia ; D : 3499,
May 27, 1903; 2c. May 27, 1903. 31689

My prima donna. Typewritten.

© Sophia D. Dessau. New York; 1896:
42957, July 25; 2c. July 25. 31690

My princess; a drama in 4 acts, by Grace
Lundy. cover-title, 2 p. 1., 45 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Oct. 31, 1914 ; D : 38665 ; Grace Ellen
Lundy, Detroit. 31690a

a romantic play in 4 acts, by L. M. Thayer.

© Louis Mackay Thayer, AVyoming, O. ;
1897: 30034, May 17; 2c. Mar. 7, 1898. 31691

My queen; an original comedy drama in 4 acts,
by W. A. TuUey.

© William A. Tulley, New York; 1898:
22572, Apr. 9; 2c. Apr. 9. 31692

My queen in calico; or. The million dollar
girl, comedy drama in 2 acts, with music by
Hal ton Powell, rev. by A. Flatico. 41 p. 4°.
Typewritten. [Words only]

© Ic. May 28, 1915; D: 40783; Al Flatico,'
Cleveland. 31692a

My Queenie; a comedy drama in 4 acts, by H. W.
Williamson.

© Marcus R. Mayer, New York; 1890:
28484, Sept. 16. 31693

My rival's daughter; a comedy in 1 act, bv
E. Weitzel and F. S. Isham.

© Edward Weitzel and Fred S. Isham, De-
troit; 1893 : 4738, Jan. 23. 31694

My Rose; playlet in 1 act, by John K. O'Neil.
13 p. f°. Typewritten.

© John K. O'Neil, Downer's Grove, 111.;
D:8486, May 5, 1906; 2c. May 5, 1906.

31695

My senora; a comedy drama in 4 acts, by E.
Rose.

© Edward Rose, New York; 1889:36722,
Dec. 4. 31696

My shadow and I; play in 3 acts, by A. Philipp.

106] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 23, 1914; D : 36481 ; Adolf
Philipp, New York. 31696a

My sister; a drama in 4 acts.

© Charles S. Scott, United States; 1888:
17117, June 15. 31697

an original comedy drama, bv Bob Watt

[pseud, of R. W. Smiley]

© Rosa Conyers, Philadelphia ; 1889 : 32120,
Oct. 24. 31698

play, by F. Tinney. 14 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Oct. 10, 1914 ; D : 38453 ; Frank Tin-
ney, New York. 31698a

a play in 5 acts, by R. J. Godfrey.

© Robert J. Godfrey, Pittsburgh; 1888:
19.508, July 6. 31699

My sister-in-law; a comedy in 3 acts, by W. R.
Siedle.

© William R. Siedle, Pittsburgh; 1897:
56266, Oct. 5. 31700

My sister's flat; by E. J. Malyon. 18 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Nellie Malcolm, New York ; D : 11731.
Nov. 13, 1907; 2c. Nov. 13, 1907. 31701

My soldier boy; a comedy farce in 3 acts, by
Alfred Maltby and Frank Lindo [pseud, of
Amelia Harrison]

© T. H. French, New York; 1899:38058,
June 9. 31702

Same. New York, S. French ; London, S.

French, ltd., 1909. 72 p. 12°.

© Samuel French, New York; D: 1.5988,
June 3, 1909 ; 2c. June 24, 1909. 31703

My son; comedy drama in 1 act, based on Mein
Leopold, a German play by Larronge, by Ruth
Comfort Mitchell [i. e. R. C. M. Young] 26 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 31, 1915; D: 40230; .Julius
Steger, New York. 31703a

comedy in 4 acts, by F. A. Harris and Fred

Williams.

© F. A. Harris, Boston ; 1877 : 1.5407,
Dec. 29. 31704

My son Ben; a drama in 4 acts, by D. Lowry.
Typewritten.

© David Lowry, Pittsburgh ; 1899 : .")8288,
Sept. 11 ; 2c. Oct. 17. 31705

1588

31706

COPYRIGHTED IF THE UNITED STATES

31728

My son Dan; a domestic play in 3 acts, by E.
Harrigan.

© Edward Harrigan, New York; 1895:
39800, Aug. 2. 31706

My son-in-law; comedy witli music in 5 acts, by
Ij. Grover.

© Leonard Grover, New Orleans; 1879:
14946, Nov. 8. 31707

a play in 3 acts, by G. B. Selby.

© George B. Selby. Louisville; D : 7512,
Nov. 6, 1905. 31708

My son John; a comedy in 3 acts, by W. H.
Dodge. 42 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© William Henry Dodge. Syracuse, N. Y. ;
D:44, Jan. 19. 1901; 2c. Dec. 29, 1900.

31709

My step husband; a comedy drama in 4 acts,
by J. Walters.

© Jule Walters, Chicago ; 1896 : 10414,
Feb. 13. 31710

My stepmother; being an amended title of

original American drama in 3 acts, entered

under title of Pert, by P. Marsden (W. A.
Sliver)

© Fred. Marsden, New York; 1885:8461,
Apr. 10. 31711

My Swedish girl; American comedy-drama in 3
acts, by Joseph D. Clifton.

© William Ecket, United States; 1891:
26241, July 22. 31712

My sweet girl; musical comedy in 4 acts, by
A. Schorr.

tV > IJ..-^|7 J- w . ^1? II.. t/i' II. >W I uf\ I

.'prrr^r .' ■;•,; p^Tir: ,^xr bir^s pc ,*,r'L:pN

03 p. 4°. Ms.

© Ic. Dec. 5, 1914 ; D : 39007 ; Anshel Schorr,
Philadelphia. ai712a

My sweet little cousin, ^ce Greed.

My sweet revenge. Sec Illusion.

My sweetheart; an original comedy-drama of
domestic interest, in 4 acts and 4 scenes, by
W. Gill.

© William Gill, New York; 1881:10901,
July 14. 31713

My Tennessee sweetheart; by R. B. Lane. 19 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Richard Bachelder Lane, Chicago; D:
6736, May 26, 1905 ; 2c. May 26, 1905. 31714

My tomboy girl; a melodrama in 4 acts, by
C. E. Blaney. 4°. Typewritten.

© Charles E. Blaney, Newark, N. .L ; D:
4658, Feb. 26, 1904; 2c. Feb. 26, 1904. 31715

My Tony's birthday; in 1 scene, Italian dialect,
by J. R. Waters. 3 p. f°. Typewritten.

© James R. Waters, New York ; D : 14885,
Jan. 23, 1909; 2c. Jan. 23, 1909. 31716

My turtle dove; a farce comedy in 3 acts, by
P. Mack.

© Phil Mack. New York; 1899:6688.
Jan. 19. 31717

My twin wife. Sec Dimples.

My uncle; a dramatic composition, by H. Mon-
tague.

© Harry Montague, New York ; 1893 : 25340.
May 25. 31718

My uncle from India; by Maurice Hageman.

© O. D. Woodward, Omaha, Neb.; 1898:
28180, May 5. 31719

■ a farcical comedy in 4 acts, from the Ger-
man, by Hiirohl Sander. New York. Dick &
Fitzgerald. 1907. 84 p. 12°.

© Dick & Fitzgerald, New York ; D : 10088,
Mar. 6, 1907: 2c. IMar. 20, 1907. 31720

My uncle from Japan; a society comedy in 3
acts, by F. Murray.

© Francis Murray, Chicago ; 1898 : 61214,
Oct. 18. 31721

My Uncle Pat; Irish comedy in 3 acts, by W. J.

Burke.

© William J. Burke, Lynn, Mass. ; 1892 :
9622, Mar. 3. 31722

My Uncle Pete; dramatic sketch in 1 act, by
E. R. Steven.son. 21 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 21, 1909 ; D : 17073 ; E. Robert
Stevenson, New Haven. 31723

My Uncle Sam; a comedy dr.una in 3 acts, bv
V,\ S. Howard.

© Walter S. Howard, Cambridge, :\rass. ;
D:9774. Jan. 10, 1907. 31724

My uncle, the deacon; a comedy drama in 3
acts, by W. E. Atkinson.

© Wilbur Earnest Atkinson, Greenville,
S. C. ; 1898:23916, Apr. 15. 31725

My uncle, the general; a comedy drama in 3
acts, by F. X. Buoman. Typewritten.

© Frank X. Buoman, Jamestown, N. Y. ;
1899: 16616. Mar. 3; 2c. Mar. 3. 31726

My uncle's baby; comedy drama in 2 acts, by
Mrs. R. Bassett.

© Mrs. Russell Bassett, San Francisco ;
1899 : 71534 ; Nov. 2. 31727

My walking photograph; musical duality in 1
act, for a lady, a gentleman, and the prompter,
written and adapted, by Alfred B. Sedgwick.
New York, R. M. De Witt. 1876. 26 p. 12".
([De Witt's acting plays, no. 193])

© Robert M. De Witt, New York; 1876:
7990, July 3; 2c. July 26. 31728

1589

31729

DEAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

31750

My ward; a comedy in 5 acts, by L. K. Huff.
Waynesboro, Va., Semi-weekly messenger
print, 1884. 52 p. 16°.
© L. Kemper Huff, Waynesboro, Va. ; 18S4 :

17095, Aug. 23: 2c. Oct. 7.

31729

My ward, the widow; or, The other man. a
comedy in 3 acts, by E. G. Lamson. Type-
written.

© Ernest Clyde Lamson, Prairie View, 111. ;
1899:25562, Apr. 12; 2c. Apr. 13. 31730

My wife; comedy in 3 acts, adapted by Michael
Morton from Mademoiselle Josette, ma femme,
by Paul GavaiUt and Robert Cbarvay. New
York. S. French ; London, S. French, ltd.. 1912.
119 p. 16°.

© Jan. 9, 1912 ; 2c. Jan. 10, 1912 ; D : 282G4 ;
Samuel French, ltd., London. 31731

dramatic emotional playlet in 3 scenes, by

M. W. Kassler. 11 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 5, 1910 ; D : 22491 ; IM. W. Kass-
ler, New York. 31732

— a sensational and emotional drama in 3

acts, by Mrs. J. L. Sanford.

© Mrs. J. L. Sanford, New York; 1880:
3866, Mar. 11. 31733

or. You sink so, play in 1 act, by F. L.

Halls. [1], 15 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 17, 1913; D: 35380; Frank L.
Halls, New York. 31734

My wife and her husband; a 3 act comedy, by
Scott Marble.

© W. F. Bryant, New York; 1884:24199,
Dec. 6. 31735

My wife and that woman; by L. Ryan. 92 p.
4°. Ms.

© Ic. Nov. 17, 1909 ; D : 17428 ; Louise
Ryan, Newburgh, N. Y. 31736

My wife from London; original Scotch playlet

in 1 act, by W. Roy. 10 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 21, 1915; D : 39457 ; Walter Roy.

Newark, N. J. 31736a

My wife from the other world; comedy farce,
in 3 acts, by J. Simonson. 54 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Ic. July 14, 1911; D: 24721; .Tulius
Simonson, New York. 31737

My wife won't let me; by J. Grieves.

© John Grieves, New York ; D : 9501 . Nov.
22, 1906. 31738

comedy with music in 4 acts, by L. Grover

and L. Grover, jr.

© Leonard Grover, Brooklvn; D: 8946. Aug.
10, 1906. 31739

My wife won't let me — Continued.

dramatic composition in 2 acts, book and

lyrics by Clias. Baswitz, music by Herbert
Dillea. [82] p. 4°. I'ypewritten. [Woixls
only]

• © C. Baswitz, New York; D : 8841, July 18,
1906; 2c. Aug. 16, 1906. 31740

See also There's something doing'. — Who

owns the baby?

My wife's babies; farce in 1 act, by I. B. Lau-
rence. [2], 14 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 30, 1912 ; D : 31004 ; Ida Burt
Laurence, Pittsburgh, 31741

My wife's boy; by G. S. Lockwood. 10 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© George S. Lockwood, Fair Haven, N. J. ;
D:5949. Dec. 22, 1904; 2c. Dec. 22, 1904.

31742

My wife's brother; comedy in 3 acts, by F.
Gerald. [113] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 29, 1911; D : 24601 ; Florence
Gerald, New York. 31743

My wife's cousin; in 1 act.

© John T. H. Carlisle, Allegheny City,
Pa. ; 1898 : 70572, Dec. 5. 31744

My wife's craze; comedy in 1 act, by Audrey
Marek. [1], 46 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 21, 1914; D: 37005; M;irk Aren-
stein, New York. 31744a

My wife's daughter; sketch, bv Isabel Sells
[i. e. I. S. McLaughlin] 20 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. July 6, 1911 ; D : 24G43 ; Isabel Sells
McLaughlin, Washington. 31745

My wife's diamonds; a play in 1 act, by Edgar
Allan Woolf. 21 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© E. A. Woolf, New York; D:9]30, Sept.
22, 1906; 2c. Sept. 22, 1906. 31746

My wife's family; a comedy in 3 acts, by Hal
S. Stephens and Harry Linton. 70 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. May 22, 1912 ; D : 29743 ; B. C. AVhit-
noy and Bert St. John, Detroit. 31747

My wife's first husband; corned v in 1 act, bv
W. Echols. [1], 16 p. f°. T5'pewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 6, 1911; D: 23278; William Ech-
ols, Chicago. 31748

My wife's friend; a farcical conuMly in 3 acts,
l)y Fred W. MarsdiMi (\ViIliam A.'siiver)

© William C. Andrews, Pater.son, N. J. ;
1895 : 28373, May 25. 31749

My wife's gone to the country; farce, by Par-
ma Lee {pseud, of W. D. Parmelee] [2], 26 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 22, 1912; D:28C79; W. D.
Parmelee, Boston. 31750

1590

31751

COPYRIGHTED IN" THE UNITED STATES

31773

My wife's gone to the country — Continued.
in 3 acts, by Henry M. Hoyt. Ill p. 4°.

Typewritten.
I© Ic. Sept. 12, 1910; D : 22032 ; Chas. E.

Blaney, New York. 31751

1 act comedy, by J. E. Ryan. [2], 19 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 6, 1911; D : 23561 ; James
E. Kyan, Milwaukee. 31752

My wife's hat; a comedy in 1 act, by E. Ellsler.
13 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Effie Ellsler, Nutley, N. J. ; D : 12273,
Jan. 30, 1908; 2c. Jan. 30, 1908. 31753

My wife's husband; comedy-drama in 4 acts,
by Hyman Mysell. [91] p. 8°. Ms.

© Ic. Mar. 22, 1911 ; D : 23718 ; David Kess-
ler and Max R. Wilner, New York. 31754

a comedy in 3 acts, by Charles Kline

[pseud, of Charles Wayne]

© Chas. Wayne, New York; 1894:3375,
Jan. 12. 31755

■ ■ a farce comedy in 3 acts, by J. H. Slater.

© Jos. H. Slater, United States; 1893:
54495, Dec. 9. 31756

a farce in 1 act, by Hilton Coon. Clyde,

O., Ames' publishing company, 1908. 17 p.
12°. ([Ames' series of standard and minor
drama, no. 471] )

© Ames pub. co., Clyde, O. ; D : 12719, Apr.
10, 1908 ; 2c. Apr. 10, 1008. 31757

an original 3 act matrimonial farce comedy,

by J. H. Cowan.

© James H. Cowan, Wilmington, N. C. ;
1900 A: 10024, Apr. 20. 31758

My wife's husbands; farce in 3 acts, by E. M.
Uoyle. [126] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 1, 1914 ; D : 38977 ; Edwin Milton
Royle, Darien, Conn. 31758a

My wife's kimona; by R. E. Homans. 18 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Robert E. Homans, New York ; D : 5204,
June IS, 1904; 2c. June 18, 1904. 31759

My wife's maid; a comedy, by W. A. Whitecar.

© Liebler & Miner co.. New York; 1897:

48171, Aug. 27. 31760

My wife's mother; a comedy in 4 acts, by
Ddi-oliiy Usnor [i. o. D. U. Kaxter] 4°. Type-
written.

© Dorothy Usner Baxter, New York ; D :
10132, Mar. 13, 1907; 2c. Mar. 13, 1907.

31761

a musical comedy in 3 acts, by F. Buoman.

© Frank Buoman, Buffalo; 1891:11961,
Apr. 2. 31762

My wife's mother — Continued.

a musical farce comedy in 3 acts, by J. S.

Crossy, professionally J. G. Stewart.

© John Stewart Crossy, United States;

1890 : 39682, Dec. 15. 31763

an original farcical sketch in 1 act and 4

scenes, by E. Harrigan. 46 p. 4°. Type-
written,

© Edwai-d Harrigan, New York; 1877:
11004, Sept. 24; 2c. Sept. 24. 31764

My wife's new cook; [by] Bessie Mar English.
Typewritten.

© B. M. i:nglish, Allegheny, Fa. ; D : l."i3.
Feb. 19, 1901 ; 2c. June 6, 1901. 31765

My wife's other husband; a 1 act farce, by
H. C. Blaney. 21 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Harry Clay Blaney, Center Moriches,
N. Y. ; D : 10154, Mar. 16, 1907 ; 2c. Mar. 16,
1907. 31766

My wife's roomer; domestic comedy in 1 act,
by J. P. Gilroy. 14 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 13, 1915; D: 39389; John P.
Gilroy, Seattle. 31766a

My wife's step husband; a farcical comedy, by
H. A. Du Souchet. Typewritten.

© Henry A. Du Souchet, Brooklyn ; 1897 :

46297, Aug. 18; 2c. Aug. 18.

31767

My wife's visitors; a comic drama in 1 scene,
by F. Dumont. New York, C. T. De Witt.

© Clinton T. De Witt, New York; 1879:
10893, Aug. 15; 2c. Sept. 11. 31768

My wild rose; dramatic composition, by Eckels
ind Ellswortb. 4 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 25, 1910; D: 20650; Eckels <t
Ellsworth, Des Moines, la. 31769

My world shall be your world; or. The artist
Goldenrod's treason; or. a dr.'ima in 4 acts, by
Clara Rngp. [68] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© C. Ruge, New York; D:9693, Dec. 26.
1906 ; 2c. Dec. 28, 1906. 31770

My youngest; farce comedy in 2 acts, adapted
from the French of Edouard Bureau, by H.
Taylor.

© Herbert Taylor, New York; 1896:8779,
Feb. 6. 31771

Myles-Na-Bodare; or. The boatman of Kiusale,
;in Irish comedy drama in 4 acts, by E. F.
Cogley. Typewritten.

© Edward Felix Cogley, Council Bluffs, la. ;
1893:4295, Jan. 20; 2c. Feb. 17. 31772

Myra; play ii! 4 acts, by F. Daingerfield. [104 p.
f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 27, 1912; D : 30498 ; Foshall
Daingerfield, Louisville. 31773

1591

31774

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

31794

Myra — Conliiiued.

■ ■ words by A. E. Jessup.

I© A. E. Jessup, Leipzig ; 1896 : 31432, May
23; 2c. May 23. 31774

or. A woman's vengeance, a story of west-

ern life, by C. W. Chase.

© Charles W. Chase, Peotone, 111.; ISSl :
S450, May 31. 31775

Myra, a heroine of early Christian times; by
A. A. M. Leitzbach. Typewritten.

© Adelene A. M. Leitzbach, Buffalo; 1900
A: 18477, July 26; 2c. Sept. 19. 31776

Myra, the child of adoption; a drama in 5 acts.

© Annie L. Linton, New York ; 1885 : 2197,

Jan. 24. 31777

Myrane; §tude dramatique en 3 actes, par E.
Bergerat.

© Emile Bergerat, Paris; 1891:24478,
July 6. 31778

Myron Macholm, the victim of a conspiracy;
or, The tyrant's doom, by M. Machol. Day-
ton, O., H. D. Stout, 1877. 44 p. 12°.

© Max Machol, Dayton, O. ; 1877 : 9551, Aug.
20; 2c. Oct. 19. 31779

Myron Werner; or, Through dark waters, a
comedy-drama in 4 acts.

© Frank H. Howe, Washington; 1886:
14592, June 26. 31780

Myrtle Clayton; or. Wronged from the start,
drama of low but high life in 4 acts, by E.
Shinn. [15] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 13, 1911; D: 28067; Everett
Shinn, New York. 31781

Myrtle Ferns; an American domestic drama in
5 acts, by Joseph D. Clifton. New York. S.
French; London, S. French, ltd., 1910. 62 p.
12°. ( fFrenchV- American acting ed., no. 10] )

© .July 11, 1910; 2c. July 12, 1910; D:
21538; Samuel French, New York. 31782

a society melodrama in 5 acts, bv J. D.

Clifton.

© Joseph D. Clifton, Chicago ; 1887 : 22392,
Sept. 2. 31783

Myrtle gets wise; a 1 act play, by W. F. Mer-
rill. 121, 32 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 7, 1912 ; D : 29909 ; AV. Fennimore
Merrill, Cambridge, Mass. 31784

Myrtle Grove; an original melodrama in 5 acts,
by R. C. White.

© Richard C. White, New York; 1887:
34174, Dec. 29. 31785

Myrtle (The) maiden; or. The girl of Gra-
nada, original comic opera in 3 acts, by W. H.
O'Reilly, music by W. H. O'Reilly and Ed-
A^ard Jakobowski. 83 p. 4°. Typewritten.
. © Ic. July 18, 1912 ; D : 30512 ; William
Henry O'Reilly, London. 31786

Myrtledale; a comedy drama in 5 acts, 6 scenes,
by P. W. Hyde.

© Paul Wood worth Hyde, Pittsburgh ; 1897 :
45341, Aug. 11 ; 2c. Oct. 4, 1897 ; 2c. Feb. 10.
1898; Ic. new ed. Feb. 13, 1899. 31787

Myself; drama in 4 acts and 2 scenes, by E.
Goodman. 126 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 21, 1910; D: 22.346; Edward
Goodman, New York. 31788

Myself and I; comedy in 3 acts, by R. M. Mac-
Kay. fl09] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 13, 1913; D : 34415 ; Robert
Mears MacKay, New York. 31789

Mystere (Le); comedie en 2 actes pour jeunes
demoiselles, par Mile. Agnetta C. Floris. New
York, W. R. Jenkin-^ company [1914] 33 p.
12°. ( [Theatre pour la jeunesse, no. 18] )

© Sept. 28, 1914; 2c. Oct. 21, 1914; D:
38639; Wm. R. .Jenkins co., New York.

31789a

Mystere (Le) d'Ardennes.
of Ardeniies.

Sec- Mystery (The)

Mystere (Le) de la chambre jaune; piece en
5 actes. par G. Leroux. 30 p. illu.s. 4°.
(L'lllustration tli^ntrale, 8" iinuee— 208, 23
mars 1912)

© Mar. 23, 1912; 2c. Apr. 16, 1912; D:
29376; Gaston Leroux, Paris. 31790

Mysteres (Les) de Saint-Petershourg; dramccn
5 actes, et 9 tableaux, par Pien^e Decourcolle
et Stanislas Rzewuski. Paris, P.-V. Stock,
1905. 188 p. 12°.

© P. V. Stock, Paris; D : 6230, Feb. 16,
1905; 2c. Feb. 16, 1905. 31791

Mysteria; or. La femme masque, 1 act phiv. bv
J. Scharff and B. Stringfellow. 9 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. .July 16. 1910; D: 216.59; Julius
Scharff and Bruce Stringfellow, Washington.

31792

Mysteries and miseries of New York; a drama
in 4 acts, by E. Z. C. Judson (Ned I'.untline)
New Y<n-k, 1873.

© F. B. Dobson. United States; 1873: 13825.
Nov. 29. 31793

Mysteries (The) of a false duke; drama in
prologue and 4 acts, by J. S. Orecchia. 60 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Joseph S. Orecchia, Brooklyn ; D : 12386,
Feb. 19, 1908; 2c. Apr. 10, 1908. 31794

1592

31795

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATl'^S

31810

Mysteries (The) of a night.
Venus.

See Pink (The)

Mysteries of India; by G. B. Densmore.

© G. B. Densmore, San Francisco ; 1882 :
12304, July 25. 31795

Mysteries (The) of land and sea.
(The) of peris.

See Queen

Mysteries of London.

© Charles C. AVeigel and W. HargreaA'es,
jr., New York ; D : 4703, Mar. 10, 1904. 31796

Mysteries (The) of New York; a drama in 4

acts, by .T. .Tarrow. 77 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Joseph Jarrow, New York ; D : 6273, Mar.

2, 1905 ; 2c. Mar. 13, 1905. 31797

Mysteries of Paris; a melodrama in 5 acts, an
adaptation from Eugene Sue's thrilling novel,
by J. C. Webb.

© John Crittenden Webb, Chicago ; D : 1417,
Feb. 8, 1902. 31798

See also Fresh-water (The) pirates of

Paris.

Mysteries (The) of Thanatos; l)y S. ^M. Hirsch.
Nashville, Brandon printing co., 1914. [11] p.
4°.

© May 1, 1914 ; 2c. May 4, 1914 ; D : 37681 ;
Sidney M. Hirsch, Nashville, Tenn. 31798a

masque drania in the spirit of the Greeks,

by S. M. Hirsch. [1], 12 p. i°. Typewritten.

® Ic. IMar. 26, 1914 ; D : 36621 ; Sidney INI.

Hirsch, Nashville. 31798b

Mysteries (The) of the Gaskell house; or, The
black ball, a s(M,-io-cnmody in 3 acts and 7
scenes, by F. Thomas.

© Free Thomas, Culbortson. Neb.; 1880:
8096, INIay 26. 31799

Mysteries (The) of the wigwam; a mock adop-
tion for t!ie luiiiroved order of lied men. Bos-
ton, W. P. Edwards.

© W. P. Edwards. Boston; 1889:29624,
Sept. 30 ; 2c. Oct. 14. 31800

Mysteries (The) of woodcraft; or. A mock in-
itiation, bv T. (i. Dean. 1 New I'alestine, 111..
The author?] 1900. 15 p. 16°.

© Tliomas O. Dean. New Palestine, 111. ;
iOOO A : 10(t07, July 30 ; 2c. Oct. 1. 31801

Mysterieux (Le) Jimmy; piece en 3 actes et 4
tableaux, par V. Minuide et Henri G6roule.
32 p. 4°. (Supplement gratuit au no. 2835 du
IMonde illustr§, 29 juillet 1911)

© July 29. 1911; 2c. Aug. 19. 3911; D:
24973; Yves Mirande et Henri Geroule, Paris.

31803

Mysterio; or, Foiled by cunning, dramatic
.sketch, by W. E. McMann. 12 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Mar. 17, 1915 ; D : 40031 ; Pietro Sosso
and Walter E. McMann, San Francisco.

31802a

Mysterious (The) actress, and A friendly foe;
dramatic compositions, by T. L. de Freitas.

© Thome Luiz de Freitas, Portland, Or. ;
1900 A: 6.594, Mar. 12. 31802b

Mysterious (The) agent; comedy in 3 acts, by
H. W. Seller and P. B. Johnson. [29] p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 26, 1914; D : 36157 : Harry W.
Seller and Paul P.. Johnson, New York. 31802c

Mysterious (The) American beauty.

© Geo. W. Blackburn. Chicago; D : 4181,
Nov. 3, 3903. 31803

Mysterious (The) arm; playlet in 1 act and 1
scene, by C. E. Earll. [8] p. 8°. Printed.

© Ic. June 17, 1913 ; D : 33625 ; Charles Ed-
gar Earll. Erie. Pa. 31804

Mysterious (The) burglar; a 4 act melodrama,
by Joseph Le Brandt.

© Rowland & Clifford. Chicago; D : 9985,
Feb. 18, 1907. [For copies received see D :
11759] 31805

a melodrama in 4 acts, by Joseph Le

Brandt. [97] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© American amusement assn., Chicago ; D :
117.59. Nov. 16. 3907; 2c. July 24, 1907. 31806

Mysterious (The) case of Mary Carter. See
Timekeeper (The)

Mysterious (A) disappearance; a farce, by the
autlior of Sylvia's soldier, etc. [G. M. Baker]
Boston. G. INI. Baker and company, 1876. 1
p. 1.. 73-97 p. 12°. ([Amateur drama, no.
15])

© (;eorge U. Baker, United States; 1876:
3 3983. Dec. 15; 2c. Dec. 19. 31807

See also Handy dramas for amateur ac-
tors.

Mysterious (Tlie) Dolly Dimple; a comedy
sketch in 1 act, 2 scenes, by C. De Argentage.
13 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Charles De Argentage, Worcester, Mass. ;
D: 14574, Dec. 19, 1908; 2c. Dec. 24, 1908.

31808
Mysterious (The) Edwin Drood; play in 9 acts,
by J. E. Dani<>ls. 25 p. f°. Typewritten.

© le. .Tune 9, 1913; D : 3.3440 ; J. E. Daniels
and Ralph Carlyle Prather, St. Petersburg,
Fla. 31809

Mysterious (A) enemy; a drama in 4 acts, a
tale of (he Mexican insurrection at 101 Paso, by
W. A. Bowen.

© Wm. A. Bowen, Austin, Tex. ; 1883 : 2029S,
Nov. 3. 31810

1593

31811

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

31831

Mysterious (The) Florence Wasliburne; [a play
liilnci] by E.Taurot;-. [12] p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Iv. Aug. 4. 1909 ; D : lG47o ; Ethel Taurog,
Chicago. 31811

Mysterious (The) girl; or, The girl with the
auburn locks, by J. J. Murdock.

© John J. IMurdoclc, Chicago; 1899:69730,
Oct. 26. 31812

Mysterious (The) guest; play in 3 acts, by B. B.
Lyons. 80 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 30, 1915; D: 41869; Blanche
Brainard Lyons, Worcester. 31812a

vaudeville sketch, by E. W. Fitield. [2], 17

p. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 20, 1912 ; D : 30306 ; Effie Wood-
ward Flfield, Minneapolis. 31813

Mysterious (The) islands; a burlesque musical
extravaganza, written by J. C. Arnold.

© J. P. Carroll, S:;n Francisco; 1886:1602,
Jan. 19. 31814

Mysterious (A) life; a 4 act drama, by Wm. A.
Hammond. [44] p. 8°. Printed.

© Esther D. Hammond, Washington ; D :
11060, July 27, 1907 ; 2c. July 24, 1907. 31815

Mysterious raan in blue and the circus girl;
comedy playlet in 1 act, by B. Hart and tlie
Bowman bros. 10 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. S, 1910; D : 20387 ; Billy Hart,
New York. 31816

Mysterious (The) masquerader; a vaudeville
sketch, by G. Hermnnn and M. Shirley. 3 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 7, 1912 ; D : 29018 ; Cxeorge Her-
mann and Marion Shirley, (Uncinnati. 31817

Mysterious (The) Mr. Livingston; [by] J.
Price. 18 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Joseph Price, Chicago ; D : 15739, Apr. 29,
1909; 2c. IMny 24, 1909. 31818

Mysterious Mr. Raffles; a sketch in 1 act, by
F. M. Byron. 5 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Frank M. Byron, New York; D:7523,
Nov. 7, 1905; 2c. Oct. 11, 1905. 31819

Mysterious Mr. Haffles, in his hounded life
and thrilling experiences of eluding cap-
ture; l)y C. De Argentage. 38 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Feb. 16, 1910 : D : 20209 ; Charles De
Argentage, Trenton, N. .T. 31820

Mysterious (The) Mr. Why; by J. A. Loining.
17 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 28, 1911; D : 2S273 ; J. Arthur
Loiuing, New York. 31821

Mysterious (The) model; farce comedy in 8
acts, by C. P. Brown. Typewritten.

© Charles P. Brown, Brooklyn ; 1899 : 81703,
Dee. 18; 2c. Dec. 18. 31822

Mysterious (The) mystic; a musical comedy in
2 acts, book by P. F. Godfrey,

© Pearl F. Godfrey, Franklin Park, III.;
D : 15622, Mar. 27, 1909. 31823

Mysterious (The) Parisienne; play in 1 act, by
H. A. Boynton. IQ p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 26, 1915; D: 40473; Hortense
Addle Boynton, Newport, R. I. 31823a

Mysterious (The) satchel,
machine.

See Infernal (The)

Mysterious (The) Shadrac Jones; a melodrama
in 4 acrs, by M. L. Kinsey. [36] p. f. Type-
written.

© M. L. Kinsey, Sbreve, O. ; D : 2375, Sept.
25, 1902; 2c. Sept. 25, 1902. 31824

Mysterious (The) spell of science. See Human
soul.

Mysterious stranger; an Ethiopian sketch in
1 scene. New York, Happy hours company
[1874] 6 p. 12°. ([Ethiopian drama, no.
75])

© Happy hours cc, New York ; 1874 : 12224,
Sept. 28; 2c. Oct. 17. 31825

Mysterious (The) Thanksgiving guest; play
in 2 acts, by Beatrice V. Brown. Franklin.
O., Eldridge entertainment house, 1913. 13 p.
12°.

© Nov. 15, 1914; 2c. Dec. 26. 1913; D:
35448; Eldridge entertainment house, Frank-
lin, O. 31825a

Mysterious (The) Thompson; or. The girl in
pink, by Jessie Villars.

© Emory G. Stineman, New York ; D :
6682, May 18, 1905. 31826

Mysterious (The) way; a play in 3 acts, by C.

Fue. 123 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Charles Fue, Chicago ; D : 14648, Dec. 28,

1908 ; 2c. Jan. 15, 1909. 31827

Mysterious (The) woman; or, A dead witness.

© Edw. J. Shulte, Brldgeville, Pa.; D:
12795, Apr. 21, 1908. 31828

Mystery (The); by A. L. Austin. 13 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Arthur Lee Austin, Dayton, O. ; D : 15898,
IMay 20, 1909 ; 2c. May 20, 1909. 31829

by F. S. Holmes. 6 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 12, 1909 ; D : 17343 ; Florence S.
Plolmes, Trenton, N J, 31830

play in 4 nets, by J. Holloran. [108] p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 10, 1913; D: 32910; John Hol-
loran, New York. 31831

1594

31832

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

31850

Mystery- (The) — Continued.

or, The fatal marriage, a drama in 5 acts,

dramatized from Mrs. Braddon's novel, by

M. W. Lovell.

© Marv Wilmotte Lovell. United States;

1880 : 4003, Mar. 12. 31832

See also Mr. E .

Mystery (The) at Yorkshire, ^'ee Moonstone
(The)

Mystery (The) of a grease spot; by D. M.
Emory.

© Dennis McCarthy Emory, Syracuse,

N. Y. ; 1897 : 17263, Mar. 1.5. 31833

Mystery (The) of a hansom cab; drama in 4
acts, by T. H. Glenney.

© Thomas H. Glenney, New York; 1888:
13369, May 7. 31834

Mystery (The) of Ardennes (Le mystere
d' Ardennes); a drama in 5 acts, by M. Allen.
Woburn, Mass., Advertiser office, 1888. 62 p.
16°.

© Mark Allen, Woburn, Mass. ; 1878 : 5849,
May 14; 2c. Feb. 27, 1888. 31835

Mystery of Beacon Hill. Sec Little mother of
the slums.

Mystery (The) of Black Hills; by J. H. Konkle.

© James Howard Konkle, East Orange,

N. J. ; D : 2977, Feb. 11, 1903. 31836

Mystery (The) of Chateau Blanche. See Mar-
cus Wayland. — Superbe (la)

Mystery (The) of Chinatown. See Infernal
(The) question.

Mystery (The) of Edwin Drood; drama in 4
acts, adapted by R. Belmont, from Chas.
Dickens' last work.

© Robert Belmont, Auburn, N. Y. ; 1873:
10212, Sept. 9. 31837

a dramatization in 4 acts of Charles Dick-
ens' last and unlinislied novel, A\itli nn origi-
njil ending, by A. Daly.

© Augustin Daly, New York; 1870:2285.
Sept. 28. 31838

a melodrama in 4 acts, dramatized from

the author's ed. and completed by F. Stinson.

© Fred Stinson, Philadelphia; 1870:3064.

Oct. 22. 31839

a play in 5 acts, from Charles Dickens'

last great work, dramatized by W. H. Young.

© William H. Young, New York; 1873:

6813, .Tune 18. 31840

or. Watched by the dead, a drama in 5

acts, by T. Addison and A. L. Griffin.

© Thomas Addison and Arthur L. (Jriffin,
Ignited States; 1889:14373, May 11. 31841

See also John Jasper's confession.

Mystery (The) of Fontelle. See Jacquette.

Mystery (The) of Glaresville; or. Saved by
prophecy, a drama of thrilling interest and
startling effects, in prologue and 4 acts, by
E. H. Fenno.

© Edward H. Fenno, Somerville, Mass. ;
1872:8000, July 27. 31842

Mystery (The) of Gleugara. See Irish (The)
professor.

Mystery (The) of Glenham. See Noggs,

Mystery (The) of Hampton house. Sec Double
(The) life.

Mystery (The) of M. Felix. See Foiled.

Mystery (The) of no. 17; a dramatization in 4
acts, by George Morton.

© Walter Jarvis, New York; 1873:4193.
Apr. 21. 31843

Mystery (The) of Oliver's Ferry. See Bill
Detrick.

Mystery of Phyllis; by E. A. Woolf. 13 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Edgar Allen Woolf, New York ; D : 7962.
Feb. 8, 1906; 2c. Feb. 8, 1906. 31844

Mystery (The) of San Marco; a drama in 3
acts, with a prologue. '

© John Banvard, New York ; 1872 : 5616.
May 25. 31845

Mystery of Scotland; by M. Hauser. 50 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Magdalena Hauser, New Orleans; 1900
A : 28869, Nov. 24 ; 2c. Aug. 15, 1902. 31846

Mystery (The) of Temple court; dramatic com-
position in 4 acts, by Si Condit. 133 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 8, 1910; D: 22015; John C.
Folland, Pittsburgh. 31847

Mystery (The) of the burglar and the ghost;
or. The burglar and the ghost, an original
drama, by L. B. Parker.

© Lem B. Parker, Chicago; D : 9975, Feb.
16, 1907. 31848

Mystery (The) of the chicken coop; or. Who
stole the gumps, by J. I. Parsons. [3] p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 11, 1910 ; D : 22269 ; James Ivan
Parsons, Chariton, la. 31849

Mystery (The) of the manor house; 1 act skit,
l)y Mux Temple [pseud, of M. M. and M. W.
Skinner] 5 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan 16, 1912; D: 28323; M. M. and
M. W. Skinner, Strassburg, Germany. 31850

Mystery (The) of the masked 12. See Fire-
brand,

1595

31851

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

31868

Mystery (The) of the mill; by W. C. Herman.

© W. G. Herman, Wichita, Kan. ; D : 13410,

July 25, 1908. 31851

rural comedy drama in 4 acts, by W. C.

Herman. 50 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 7, 1910; D: 20125; W. O. Her-
man, AVorthington, Ind. 31852

Mystery (The) of the round dagger; comedy
drama in 4 acts, by Billie Burke. [2], 33 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July S, 1912 : D : 30201 ; William Fran-
cis Burke, New York. 31853

Mystery (The) of the Sloan case; a melodrama
in 4 acts, by C. T. Boardman. 91 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Carro True Boardman, San Francisco ;
D : 4615, Feb. 12, 1904 ; 2c. Feb. 13, 1904.

31854

Mystery (The) of the yogis; I)y H. L. Newton
and A. S. Hoffman. Typewritten.

© Eddie Delaney and Marie Estella, Chi-
cago ; D : 819, Aug. 31, 1901 ; 2c. Aug. 31, 1901.

31855

Mystery (A) of Venice; a sensational drama
in 4 acts. Typewritten.

© Joseph Borro, New York ; 1895 : 39170,
July 30 ; 2c. Sept. 11. 31856

Mystery of Villa Real. See Silver star.

Mystery (The) of Wave Crest; an entirely origi-
nal, sensational, comedy-drama, by W. Elliott
Barnes.

© W. Elliott Barnes, United States; 1882:
4194, Mar. 16. 31857

Mystery of Willie's birth; dramatic composi-
tion, by H. Ryan. 54 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 9, 1910 ; D : 2040G ; Harry Ryan,
Nashville, Tenn. 31858

Mystery (The) of Woodlawn; a melodrama in
4 acts, by L. B. McGill.

© Lawrence B. McGill, United States ; 1899 :
72430, Nov. 6. 31859

Mystic; drama in 3 acts, by Santiago Ilusinol,
English version by W. Gillpatrick and G. Mar-
burg. 69 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 14, 1909 ; D : 17094 : Guido Mar-
burg and Wallace Gillpatrick, New York.

31860

Mystic changes. Sec Wm, F. Munro's mys-
tic changes.

Mystic (The) cloud; ()r. Revenge at last, west-
ern drama in 4 acts, by J. Tait. 30 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. May 5, 1915; D: 40557; John Tait,
Pittsburgh. 31860a

Mystic (The) compass; play in 1 act, book by

Alice E. Ives, music by Paul Ker, lyrics by

Grace Griswold. [1], 14 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

, © Ic. Dec. 10, 1914 ; D : 39060 ; H. J. Moor-
hbuse. New York. 31860b

Mystic (The) dance; playlet in 1 act, by W. A.
Kraibuohler, jr. lip. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 11, 1915; D : 39948 ; William An-
di-ew Kraibuehler, jr., Newark, N. J. 31860c

Mystic (The) drum; dramatic act for vaude-
ville, by .Josephine G. Howser. [1], 5 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 21, 1912; D: 31756; J. Green-
man Howser, Chicago. 31861

Mystic (A) garden; monologue, recitation and
original dances in 3 parts, by C. Hernandez
and I. Briscoe. f3] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 6. 1912 ; D : 29019 ; Carmen Her-
nandez and Imogene Briscoe, San Francisco.

31862

Mystic (The) isle; or, The laws of average,
au entirely original comic opera in 2 acts,
written by S. Rosenfeld, music by John G.
Grant. Philadelphia, Dunlap & Clarke, 1886.
32 p. 16°. [Libretto onlyl

© Sydney Rosenfeld, Philadelphia; 1886:
22202, Oct. 4 ; 2c. Oct. 15 ; 2c. nuisic ed. Nov. I.

31863

Mystic (The) lamp; by Edward Locke. 29 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Benjamin Sager Dean, Philadelphia ; D :
10147, Mar. 15, 1907 ; 2c. Mar. 26, 1907. 31864

Mystic (The) midget's Lilliputian carnival of
nations; a cantata in 2 acts, by E. Bertram
and B. Willard. with music bv J. D. Smith-
deal. 32 p. 12°. Printed. [Libretto only]

© Eugene Bertram, Bassett Willard and
J. D. Smithdoal, New York; 1895:28084, May
24; 2c. June 13. 31865

Mystic mountain; an original melodrama in 4
acts, by J. C. AVebb.

© John Crittenden Webb, Chicago; 1893:
6581, Fel). 2. 31866

Mystic power; [by] I\I. L. Nirdlinger. 35 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Maude Louise Nirdlinger, St. Louis ; D :
15593, Apr. 12, 1909; 2c. Apr. 12, 1909. 31867

demonstration of thought force, by W.

INIontague. 6 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 19, 1915; D: 42020; Walter Mon-
tague, San Francisco. 31867a
Mystic (The) rose; or, Pilate's daughter, a
scriptural drama for female cliaracters, by
F. L. Kenzel. Boston, Redemptoi-ist fathers,
1905. 3 p. 1.. [5] -02 p. 16°.

© F. L. Konzel. Roxbury, Mass.; D: 71.58.
Aug. 24, 1905; 2c. Aug. 24, 1905. 31868

1596

31869

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

31888

Mystic (The) shrine; a comic opera in 3 acts,
by F. Dupree. Typewritten.

© Frank Dupree, New Yorlc ; D : 3366, May 1,
1903; 2c. Julv 1, 1903; 2g. new ed. Oct. 26,
1909. 31869

farce in 3 acts, by A. Hopwood. 137 p. 4°.

Typewritten,

© Ic. June 30, 1915 ; D : 41131 ; Avery Hop-
wood, Cleveland. 31869a

— a musical and spectacular extravaganza, by

M. Hayden.

© Martin Hayden, New York ; 1893 : 3258^!.
.Tnl>- 10. 31870

an operatic spectacle in 3 acts and pro-

\0fiVie, by C. H. Brown. [37] p. 4°. Type-
written. [Words only]

© Charles H. Brown and Lionel E. Law-
rence, New York; D : 3697, July 9, 1903; 2c.
.Tuly 9, 1903. 31871

Mystic (The) sphere; melodrama in 5 parts, by
I). A. Iteynolds. G3 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 2. 1915; D : 41379 ; Seruali E
Reynolds, West Hoboken, N. J. 31871a

Mystic (A) world; by C. J. Gullickson.

© Charles John Gullickson, Chicago ; 1897 :
59671, Oct. 21. 31872

[by J. A. McAndrews]

© John A. McAndrews, Chicago; 1899 A:
78730, Dec. 4. 31873

Myth (The) of Ariadne; a classical pantomime
of ancient mythology, by N. Astley and G.
Stebbins.

© Norman Astlev and Genevieve Stebbins.
New York ; 1893 : 37746, Aug. 15. 31874

Myth (The) of Isis; a classical pantomime of
ancient religious my.stery, by N. Astley and
G. Stebbins.

© Norman Astlev and Genevieve Slebbins,
New York ; 1893 : 37747, Aug. 15. 31875

Mythical (The) heiress. See D. A. M.

Mythical Mrs. Smith; by R. C. Rose. 13 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 14, 1909 ; D : 17700 ; Ray Clarke
Rose, Philadelphia, 31876

M'zelle; a play in 3 acts, by Robert Frazer and
William Gill. 86 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Henrv R. Jacobs, Albany ; D : 10773,
June 15, 1907; 2c. June 12, 1907. [Title on
copies : Mam'zelle] 31877

N. G-.; or. The national guard, a farcical com-
edy in 4 acts, by E. Lamierre.

© Elise Lamierre, New York; 1884:25644,
Dec. 22,

31878

N. (The) G. S. N, Y, ; a military sketch, written
and composed by W, H, Lingard,

© William Horace Lingard, New Yoi'k ;
1872 : 8654, Aug. 13. 31879

N. 0. S. B,; a comedy in 3 acts, by John Harri-
son,

© Amelia Harrison, United States; 1884:
15994, Aug. 4. , 31880

N. Y.; a comedy drama in 4 acts, by F. J,
Schaefer and W. F. Mott.

© Frank J. Schaefer and AV. F. Mott,

United States; 1883:20256, Nov, 2, 31881

N. Y. in slices. .SVe Through by daylight.

Na colleen dhas; an Irish idyl in 5 acts, by S. J.
Forhan.

© Simon .L Forhan, Chicago; 1880:17388,
Nov. 15. 31882

Na Modherroo; an Irish drama in 4 acts, by J,
Roach and D. O'Connell, Ms,

© James Roach and Daniel O'Connell, Cali-
fornia ; 1881 : 16505, Oct. 25 ; Ic. June 3, 1882 ;
Ic. June 24, 1882. 31883

Na santarella. See Angelic (The) imp,

Naalani; a tale of the summer seas, operetta in
1 act, libretto by Jesse. G. M. Glick, composed
by Irving M, Wilson. 5 p. 4°, Typewritten.
. © Ic. Jan. 4, 1912 ; D : 28372 ; Glick & Wil-
son, San Francisco. 31884

Naamah, the walled garden; a cantata, being
a transcription of the Song of songs, by R.
Parrott.

© Retta Parrott, Sacramento, Cal. ; D :
3500, May 27, 1903. 31885

Naaman and Gehazi. See Good (The) Samari-
tan, and other Bible stories dramatized.

Naar den ny vin blomstrer; [af] Bjornstjernc
Bjornson. Kristiania og Kj0benhavn, Gylden-
dalske boghandel. Nordisk forlag, 1909. 230 p.
12°.

© Oct. 24, 1909; 2c, Nov. 13, 1909; D:
17364; Gyldendalske boghandel, Nordisk for-
lag, Copenhagen. 31886

Naar vi d0de vagner. See Efterladte skrif-
ter; af Henrik Ib.sen.

Nabal; a dramatic poem based on the 25th chap-
ter of First Samuel, by W, R. Keefe, 20 p,
8°. Printed,

© William Randolph Keefe, Poquoson, Va. ;
D:300, Apr. 1, 1901; 2c. Apr, 10, 1901,

31887

Nabobs (The); a musical comedy in 3 acts, by
Dumont, Henshaw and Ten Broeck.

© John E, Henshaw and May Ten Broeck,
Boston; 1889:37831, Dec, 12, 31888

1597

31889

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

31904a

Nabobs (The) — Continued.

Same. 71 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto

only]

© John E. Henshaw and May Ten Broeck,
I'.o.ston; 1890:3481, Jan. 27; 2c. Jan. 27.

31889
Nabob's (The) fortune; or. The adventures of
of a sealed packet, a comedy drama in 3 acts,
by Henry Pettitt.

© George Hanlon, William Hanlon, Alfred
Hanlon, Edward Hanlon and Frederick Han-
lon, New York; 1881:15079, Oct. 1. 31890
Nach. 15 jahren. See Heuchler (Der)
Nachbaren (Die) aus Indien; lustspitl in 4 auf-
ziigen, von Anna Gross. Typewritten.

© Rudolph Gross, New York; 1896:47731,
Aug. 22; 2c. Aug. 22. 31891

Nachtasyl. See From the depths. — Night's
(A) lodging.

Nachtschnellzug (I>er); operettenschwank in 4
bildern, von Victor Leon und I^eo Stein [pseud,
des Leo Rosenstein] musik von Leo Fall.
Leipzig, Josef Weinberger, 1914. 29 p. 12°.
© Ic. June 1, 1914 ; D : 37272 ; Josef Wein-
berger. Leipzig. 31892

Same. Soufflier- und regiebuch. Leipzig,

Wien, Josef AVeinberger. 3 p 1., 208 p. 4°.

© Ic. July 15, 1914 ; D : 37612 ; Josef Wein-
berger, Leipzig. 31892a

Nachtwachter (Der) (Le veilleur de nuit);
komiidie in 3 akten, von Sacha Guitry,
deutsch von Peter Frei. Berlin, F. Bloch
erben, 1912. 90 p. 12°.

© Ic. Apr. 10, 1912 ; D : 29337 ; Felix Bloch
erben, Berlin. 31893

Nacimiento (El); humorada coraica de navidad
en 1 acto, dividido en 3 cuadros. original de
A. Caamauo. Madrid [Sociedad de autores
espaSoles] 1914. 31 p. 12°.

© Mar. 28, 1914; Ic. Mar. 30, 1914; D:
36510; Angel Caamafio, Madrid. 31893a

Nacimiento (El) de Jesus. See Buena (La)
nueva.

Nacogdoches; comedy drama in 4 acts, by Iv. H.
Deuee and J. L. King. [44] p. f°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Apr. 3, 1911 ; D : 23846 ; Louis Hull
Denee and John L. King, Spokane, Wash.

31894

Nada; or. The fountain of youth, a Hindu

(•omic opera in 3 acts, by O. Girard and Paul

West, music by Charles Dennee.

© Oscar Girard, Philadelphia ; 1897 : 25702,

Apr. 26. 31895

Nadel (Die); lustspiel in 3 akten, von Ernst

Kannitzer, nach plSnen von Carl Sternheim.

Berlin, S. Fischer, verlag, 1915. 140 p. 16°.
© Apr. 3, 1915 ; Ic. July 21, 1915 ; D : 41264 ;

S. Fischer, verlag, Berlin. 31895a

Nadescha; a tragedy in 5 acts, by M. L. Malloy.

© Marie Loui.se Malloy, Baltimore; 1883:

21948, Nov. 27. 31896

Na.deschda; a drama in 3 acts, dramatized by
M. A. Brown from her own tr. from the
Swedish of the poem of the same name, by
Johan Ludwig Runeberg.

© Marie A. Brown, Chicago ; 1889 : 17182,
June 6. 31897

Nadine; or. My brother's sister, an original
comedy in 4 acts, by L. Grover.

© Leonard GrovcM-, Jersev City ; '1887 :
29950, Nov. 18. 31898

Nadine, the forest rose; plav, bv J. G. Mc-
Dougall. 73 p. t°. Ms.

© Ic. Jan. 23, 1912 ; D : 284000 ; J. G. Mc-
Dougall, Spokane, Wash. 31899

Nadine's crime. See Power (The) of the czar,

Nadjeska; by M. Jamison, a dramatic compo-
sition based on The foreign wife, by Claude
M. Girardeau. 58 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Mae Jamison, Houston, Tex. ; D : 14252,
Nov. 9, 1908; Ic. Oct. 23, 1908; Ic. Nov. 9,
1908. 31900

Nadjy; comic opera in 3 acts, music by Fran-
cois Chassaigne, libretto by Alfred Murray.
Boston, O. Ditson & co.. 1889. 24 p. 12°.
[Libretto only]

© Oliver Ditson & co., Boston ; 1889 : 6422,
Feb. 25; 2c. Feb. 25. 31901

Nadora; a melodrama in 4 acts, by E. C. Lady.

© Emline C. Lady, St. Louis ; 1880 : 16919,
Nov. 8. 31902

Narrische welt; komodie in 3 akten, von Otto
Hinnerk [pseud, des Otto Hiiu-ichsen] Berlin.
Concordia deutsche verlagsaustalt, H. Ehbock,
1908. 99 p. 8°.

© Concordia deutsche verlagsaustalt, H. Eh-
bock, Berlin ; D : 13198, June 16, 1908 ; 2c.
June 15, 1908. 31903

Nahidje; musical drama, by Y. Geiger. Wat-
sonville, Cal., Daily Pa.iaronian book and job
print, 1910. 88 p. 24°.

© Ic. Mar. 12, 1910; D : 20437 ; Yvonne
Geiger, San Francisco. 31904

Naide es na; saiuete en 1 acto y 3 cuadros, origi-
nal de Podrd Miifinz Seca y Pedro P6rez Fer-
uilndez. iiu'isica ilel maestro Taboada Steger.
Madrid [Sociedad de autores espauoles] 1915.
36 p. 12°. [Libretto only]

© Aug. 30. 1915; Ic. Sept. 1, 1915; D:
41055 ; 1*. IMiinoz Seca y P. Perez Fernandez,
Madrid. 31904a

1598

31905

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

31927

Nail (A) in the keyhole; a comedy in 1 act, by
Mrs. T. Meegan. Typewritten.

© Mrs. Thomas Meegan, Newark, N. J. ;
1900 A : 8164, Mar. 29 ; 2c. Mar. 29. 31905

a 1 act farce, by A. Adamini. 42 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Arthur Adamini, New York ; D : 15052,
Feb. 10, 1909; Ic. Feb. 10, 1909. 31906

Nail, toad and skull; a drama in 3 acts, by R.
Ralph.

© Richard Ralph, New York ; 1876 : 14264,
Dec. 22. 31907

Nailing" Billy; 1 act farcical sketch, by I. AV.
Edwards. 20 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 30, 1912 ; D : 31503 ; Irving W.
Edwards, Brooklyn. 31908

Naiya-Janam; play, by L. V. Armstrong. [Chi-
cago, Stovel-Stevens co., 1915] 62 p. 8°.

© .Tune 8, 1915; 2c. June 14, 1915; D:
40932; Louise Van Voorhis Armstrong, Chi-
cago. 31908a

'Play in prologue, 4 acts and epilogue, by

L. V. Armstrong. 66 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 7, 1915 ; D : 40295 ; I^ouise Van
Voorhis Armstrong, Cliicago. 31908b

Naked (The) truth; farcical comedy In 3 acts,
by George Paston and W. B. Maxwell. New
York, S. French ; London. S. P'rench, ltd., 1910.
122 p. 12°.

© Dec. 9, 1910 ; 2c. Dec. 12. 1910 ; D : 22780 ;
Samuel French, ltd., London. 31909

— — • a moral lesson in 3 acts, by George Paston
[pseud, of E. M. Symonds] and W. B. Max-
well. 123 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 18, 1910; D: 20842; E. M. Sy-

Nanae unknown; an entirely original and most
thrilling romantic drama in 5 acts, by J. A.
Stevens.

© .Tohn A. Stevens, United States; 1874:
13249, Oct. 26. 31914

Namego; drama in 4 acten, von Tj. L. Leser.

© Lotta L. Leser, Philadelphia; D : 4798,
Mar. 28, 1904. 31915

Nameless; by A. Roucolle.

© Adrienne Roucolle, Denver ; D : 9916, Feb.
5, 1907. • 31916

a comedy in 3 acts, by E. B. Potter.

© Elizabeth P.. Potter, Hamilton, O. ; 1877 ;
855, Jan. 20. 31917

-play in 3 acts, by Mrs. AV. Forbes. 42 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 27, 1909 ; D : 17789 ; Mrs. Walter
Forbes, Loudon. 31918

See also Dorothy Delano.

Nameless (A) family; a historical drama in a
lirologue and 6 acts, tr. from the French Fam-
ine sans nom, by G. Beaulieu.

© Germain Beaulieu, New York ; D : 4343,
Dec. 4. 1908. 31919

Nameless Nan; a 5 act play, dramatized by
F. H. Stauffer, from his serial of that title.

© Frank H. Stauffer, Philadelphia; 1874:
.589. .Jan. 17. 31920

Nameless of the Y2; by A. Roucolle.

© Adrienne Roiicolle, Denver, Col. ; D : 14972,
Feb. 2, 1909. 31921

Nameless (A) play; in 4 acts, by W. P. Gamp-
bell.

© W. P. Campbell. Wamego, Kan.; 1884:
674, Jan. 10. 31922

monds,_London, and W. B. MaxAvell, ^Rjiclv Uamenlose (Die) waise; schauspiel in einem vor-

spiel uud •") akten. vun H. Kalt. 22 p. 4°. Type-
written.

mond, England. 31910

Name and gnome. Sec Half -moon (The)

Name (The) of an ancestor; by R. Danenbaum.

© Roby Danenbaum, Minneapolis; D:

14819, Jan. 15, 1909. 31911

drama in 4 acts, by R. Danenbaum. 67 p.

f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 16, 1911 ; D : 24083 ; Roby Danen-
baum, Minneapolis. 31912

Name (The) of Nannette; play in 1 act, by
S. W. Banning. 15 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 10, 1913 ; D : 32631 ; Samuel W.
Banning, Chicago. 31913

Name (The) they have forgot; play in 2 acts,
by H. F. Kasson. 24 p. 12°. Printed.

© Aug. 21, 1915; 2c. Aug. 23, 1915; D:
41680; Helen Finch Kasson, Keeseville, N. Y.

31913a

© Ic. Sept. 15. 1910: D : 22055 ; Henrietta
Kalt. Brooklyn. 31923

Names; a farce comedy in 3 acts, by J. H. Booth.
[134] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 3, 1909 ; D : 16471 ; .John Hunter
Booth, New Orleans. 31924

Namesake (The); play in 3 acts, by M. Maw-
Iptte. [8], 67 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 21, 1911 ; D : 25546 ; IMona Maw-
lette. New York. 31925

Nan; by N. B. Rabb. 65 p. f°. Tj^ewritten.
© Nancv Belle Rabb, Minneapolis; D:
10S89, July 1, 1907 ; 2c. July 1, 1907. 31926

a comedy in 3 acts.

© Georgle Hamlin, Cambridge, 111.; 1890:
516, .Tan. 3. 31927

1599

31928

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

31949

Nan — Continued.

^a play in 3 acts, by Brewer Corcoran.

fi. 0. J. B. Corcoran] [88] p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© .Tames Brewer Corcoran, Springfield,

Mass.; D : 12.535, Mar. 13, 1908; 2c. Mar. 13,

1908. 31928

Nan, a born coquette; drama in 4 acts, by
Katlieriiie F. Cuoper [pseud, of C. F. Keeferl

© Catherine F. Keefer, Kansas City, Mo. ;
1890:38939, Dec. 9. 31929

Nan o' the sands; a nautical drama in 5 acts,
by C. F. Webber.

© Charles F. Webber, Boston; D:1421,
Feb. 10, 1902. 31930

Nan, the mascotte; a comedy drama in 4 acts,
l)y Gilbert Patten.

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston; 1898:
68189, Nov. 22; 2c. Dec. 27. 31931

Nan, the mountain heiress; a drama in 5 acts,
by A. B. Replogle.

© A. B. Replogle, Toledo, O. ; 1890 : 24329,
Aug. 4. 31932

Nan, the newsboy; an original drama in 4 acts,
by R. Johnston.

© Robert Johnston, New York ; 1879 : 1050,
Jan. 21. 31933

Nana; a play in 5 acts, dramatized from Zola's
novel, by A. Howard.

© Arthur Howard, United States; 1880:
18474, Dec. 4. 31934

or. The blonde Venus, comedy, [by] G. H.

Wood.

© George H. Wood, New York ; 1882 : 2838,
Feb. 23. 31935

Nana and herself; a play in 3 acts, by B. F.
Gardner.

© Benjamin Fulton Gardner, Chicago; D:
15676, Apr. 21, 1909. 31936

Nana Sahib; a drama in 7 acts, by J. F. Mil-
liken.

© James F. Milliken, New York; 1884:
6961, Mar. 31. 31937

^ and tableaux, tr. from the French of

Jean Richepin, by H. A. D'Arcy and Theo. F.
Schatie. f°. Ms.

© H. A. D'Arcy, Pittsburgh; 1884:6950.
Mar. 31 ; Ic. Apr. 14. 31938

Nance; by W. Stahr. 17 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Walter Stahr, St. Louis; D : 12223, Jan.

22, 1908; 2c. Jan. 22, 1908. 31939

Nance Naughton, a woman of the West; or,

Nance of the north range, a drama in 4

acts, by L. J. Vaughnn. |49] p. f°. Type-

^vritteu.

© L. J. Vaughan, Altoona, Wis. ; D : 8373,
Apr. 9, 1906; 2c. Mar. 17, 1906. 31940

Nance of the kings; drama in 1 act, by W. C.
Morrow. 13 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 30, 1910 ; D : 20633 ; W. C. Mor-
row, San Francisco. 31941

Nance of the north range. See Nance Naugh-
ton, a woman of the West.

Nance Oldfield; arr. from Charles Reade's story
Art. a dramiitic tale, by M. A. [i. e. Mildro.i
Aldrich] Boston, W. H. Baker & co., 1894.
22 p. 12°. ([Baker's ed. of plays])

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston; 1894:
4526.3, Sept. 28; 2c. Nov. 8. 31942

dramatization in 1 act, of Charles Reade's

Art, a dranuitic tale, by M. N. Brodeur.
[1], 19 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 24, 1914; D : 379.37 ; Maude
Noland Brodeur, Cambridge, Mass. 31942a

Nancy; by Clementia. Chicago, Sisters of
mercy, St. Patricli's academy, 1911. 16 p.
16°.

© Nov. 10. 1911; 2c. Jan. 18, 1912; D:
28348 ; Sisters of mercy, St. Patrick's academy,
Chicago. 31943

— dramatic composition in 4 acts, by C. H.
Kerr. 46 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 23, 1910 ; D : 20337 ; C. H. Kerr,
Falls City, Neb. 31944

— musical comedy libretto in 3 acts, by J.
Hayden. [96] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 5, 1914 ; D : 39014 ; Jack Hayden,
New York. 31944a

1 act comedy drama, by F. Hatfield. [19] p.

f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 23, 1910 ; D : 22122 ; Fannie Hat-
field, Forestdale, R. I. 31945

• -a society drama in a prologue and 5 acts,

from the French, by M. P. Owen and L. J.
Woodworth. Typewritten.

© Mattie P. Owen and Lita J. Woodworth,
San Francisco; 1893:57978, Dec. 29; 2c.
.Tan. 20, 1894. 31946

Nancy and co. ; a comedy in 4 acts, from the
German of Rosen, by A. Daly. New York,
The author, 1884. 63 p. 8°.

© Augustin Daly, New York ; 1884 : 23819,
Dec. 1 ; 2c. Dec. 3, 1886. 31947

• Same.

© Joseph F. Daly and Richard Dorney,
New York, iis oxtnutors, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 2326. Dec. 11, 1911. Origi-
nal entry, Dec. 1, 1S84, no. 23819. 31948

Nancy Brown; a comedy, by D. V. Arthur.

© Daniel V. Arthur, New York; D : 2-530.
Nov. 3, 1902. 31949

1600

31950

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

31971

Nancy Brown — Continued.

musical comedy, by Clifton Crawford.

© Howley, Haviland & Dresser, New York ;
D: 2369, Sept. 23, 1902. 31950

■ — in 2 acts, by H. B. Smith.

© Harry B. Smith, New York ; D : 2589, Nov.
4, 1902. 31951

or. The Bey of Bally-hoo, a musical com-
edy in 2 acts, by F. Raukeu. [142] p. 4°.
Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Frederic Ranken, New York ; D : 2858,
.Tan. 5, 1903; 2c. Feb. 3, 1903. 31952

Nancy Dorne; or, The romance of a hatpin, by
J. E. Robson. 62 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© John E. Robson, Rochester, N. Y. ; D:
9509, Nov. 23, 1906; 2c. Nov. 23, 1906.

31953

Nancy Elf; a society drama in 4 acts, by E. P.

Strong.

© Elizabeth P. Strong, St. Louis; 1879:
17036, Dec. 18. 31954

Nancy Ellen; a romantic, character melodrama
of the mountain oil-lields of West Virginia,
by Frank E. and N. E. Woods. [81] p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© F. E. Woods and N. E. Woods, New York ;
D : 0688, May 19, 1905 ; 2c. May 19, 1905.

31955

Nancy (The) Hanks; a comedy in 3 acts, by
Frank Tannehill, jr.

© Maude Tannehill, New York; 1898:
18013, Mar. 17; 2c. Mar. 21. 31956

Nancy Lee; a nautical farcical operetta, writ-
t(Mi and composed by F. Miller, jr.

© Frederick ISIiller, jr.. Revere, Mass. ;
1894 : 39302, Aug. 27. 31957

Nancy of Cloverdale; a drama in 4 acti?, by
Morris Ross. 72 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© M. Ross, Indianapolis ; D : 6900, July 19,
]905; 2c. July 19, 1905. 31958

Nancy starts a boom; comedy drama in 4 acts,

)>y Charles Morton. SOp. f°. Mimeographed.

© Ic. May 25, 1915; D : 40761 ; Alexander

Byers, Chicago. 31958a

Nancy Thatcher, a woman of Marblehead; a
drama in 2 acts, by A. Brownell.

© Atherton Brownell, Boston ; 1894 : 51357,
Nov. 3. 31959

Nando; or, Zaquilda's mystic power, a 3 act
drama for iuvenlh's, by :m. H. Jordan. 1 p. 1.,
15 p. 8°. Printed.

© Modeste H. Jordan, St. Louis; 1895:
15227, Mar. 16; 2c. Mar. 16. 31960

Nanette; comic opera in 2 acts, book by A. H. H.
Franklyn, music by Dingley Brown. Type-
written.

© Arthur Herbert Hope Franklyn, Denver ;
1900 A : 19258, Aug. 3 ; 2c. July 17. 31961

or, A royal wedding, a comic opera in 2

acts, libretto by C. K. Hager, music by John
F. Lockert.

© Charles Keemle Hager, St. Louis; 1892:
2.5476, June 17. 31962

Nanette, the soldier proteg-e; a war drama in
3 acts and 4 tal^leaux, by C. H. Cobb.

© C. H. Cobb, Rockford, 111. ; 1885 : 15076,
July 13. 31963

Nanine; drama in 4 acts and 5 scenes, by M.
Smith. [2], 86 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 23, 1911; D : 25572 ; Murray
Smith, Boston. 21964

a play in 3 acts, by L. Lanphear. [15] p.

obi. 24°. Typewritten. [Synopsis]

© Louise Lanphear, Chicago ; D : 13207,
June 17, 1908; 2c. June 17, 1908. 31965

Nanine, the child of the mountain; a romantic
drama in 4 acts, by J. Sanson. Philadelphia,
Duboss bros.

© Joseph Sanson, Philadelphia ; 1879 :
11756, Sept. 3. 31966

Nanita, nana; entremes de S. y J. Alvarez Quin-
tero, con mlisica del maestro Jose Serrano.
Madrid [Sociedad de autores espauoles]
1907. 12 p. 12°. [Libretto only]

© Seraffn y .Joaquin Alvarez Quintero, Ma-
drid ; D : 10800, June 18, 1907 ; 2c. June 18,
1907. 31967

Nanka's leap year venture; or, How she set-
tled her bills, a comedietta in 1 act, bv
[James W.] Shettel and [W. M.] George.
Clyde, O., Ames publishing co., 1891. 17 p.
12°. ([Ames' series of standard and minor
drama, no. 296] )

© Ames pub. co., (^lyde, O. ; 1891 : 48224.
Dec. 31 ; 2c. Jan. 5, 1802. 31968

Nannette; drama in 5 acts, by J. Kaufmann.

© .Toe Kaufmann. Port Richmond, N. Y. ,
D : 2739, Dec. 19, 1902. 31969

Nannette o' Wearithorne; a drama, by M. C. L.
Reeves.

© IMarion C. L. Reeves, United States ;
1876:2081, Feb. 17. 31970

Nannie; or. The Dutch orphans, an orighial
sensational drama, in 4 acts, by A. M. Ran-
kin.

© Arthur M. Rankin, Ne^* York; 1870:
2015, Sept 21. 31971

5379—16-

-101

1601

31872

DEAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

31992

Nanon Lemoine; a drama in 4 acts, by A. C
Neal. [33] p. t". Typewritten.

© Anna G. Neal, New Yorl£ ; D : 2241, Aug.
16, 1902 ; Ic. Aug. 13, 1902 ; Ic. Aug. 25, 1902.

31973

Nan's acre lot; a new and original comedy
drama in 3 acts, by Frank Tannehill, jr., mu-
sic arr. and composed by H. Pepper.

© Harry Pepper, New York; 1888:2009,
Jan. 18. 31973

• See also Struck gas.

Nan's last haul; 1 net drama, by M. Keightley.
21 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 30, 1911; D: 23219; Mabel
Keightley, South Bend, Ind. 31974

Nan's vow. Typewritten.

© Annie Weltzel, Wheeling, W. Va. ; 1895 :
44212, Aug. 30 ; 2c. Aug. 30. 31975

Naomi; drama in 5 acts, by L. A. Rivers. [57]
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© le. Aug. 12. 1911 ; D : 24922 ; Lidie Avirett
Rivers, Cleveland, O. 31976

a drama in 4 acts, by G. F. Spiltoir. 27 p.

f°. Typewritten.

© G. F. Spiltoir, New York; 1888:34777.
Dec. 6 ; Ic. Dec. 10. 31977

Naosuke, the sword-niaksr; play in 4 acts, by
F. M. Carrington. [63] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 24, 1914 ; D : 37933 ; F. Maxfield
Carrington, SoUth Pasadena, Cal. 31977a

Napoleon; a drama, by Richmond Sheflield De-
ment, with appendix. Reading ed. Chicago.
Knight, Leonard & co., 1893. 2 p. 1., front,
(port.) illus. [9]-183 p. 12°.

© R. S. Dement, Chicago ; 1893 : 10024, Feb.
24; 2c. May 10; 2c. 2d. ed. Nov. 15. 31978

ein drama, [von] Arthur Bohtlingk. Leip-
zig, Xenien-verlag, 1909. 3 p. 1., 162 p. 12°.
© Xenien-verlag, Leipzig ; D : 16020. June 7.
1909; 2c. June 7, 1909. 31979

an historical drama, by D. "Welch.

© Deshler Welch, New York; 1888:3218,
Jan. 30. 31980

a play, by E. W. Tullidge.

© Edward W. Tullidge, Salt Lake City;
1888 : 9594, Apr. 2. 31981

a play in 4 acts, by Henry A. Adams. New-
York, J. Selwin Tait & sons, 1894. 224 p. 12°.
© J. Selwin Tait & sons. New York ; 1894 :
9859, Feb. 12 ; 2c. Feb. 12. 31982

a spectacular drama in 3 epochs and 5 acts.

77 p. t\ Typewritten.

© George Crichton Miln, Brooklvn ; 1895:
50780, Oct. 7 ; 2c. Oct. 7. ' 31983

Napoleon — Continued.

a study in 1 act, by J. V. Hood.

© John V. Hood, Philadelphia ; 1895 : 22502,
Apr. 23 ; 2c. Apr. 23. 31984

— — a tragedy in a prologue and 5 acts, by
Avlys Richmond [pseud, of Richmond S. De-
ment] 91 p. 8°. Printed.

© R. S. Dement, Shelbyville, 111.; 1875:
8510, Aug. 17; 2c. Aug. 25. 31985

a tragedy in 5 acts, by J. S. Norton. New-

York, 1871.

© John S. Norton, New York; 1873:476,
Jan. 20. 31986

— See also Three political tragedies.

Napoleon I; or. Life and death of Napoleon
Bonaparte, an historical tragedy in 5 acts,
by P. Wales.

© Philip Wales, Minneapolis; 1884:19694,
Oct. 1. 31987

Napoleon II (nach Victor Hugo) und andere
dichtungen; von Enrica von Haudel-Mazetti.
mit einer einleitung von Johann Ranftl. Ber-
lin, K. W. Mecklenburg vormals Richter, 1912.
xiv. 145 p. 12°.

Contents : Einleitung. — Napoleon der
Zweite (nach Victor Hugo). — Das haus der
griifin Kiesel. — Die braut des Lammes. — Dcr
brief an Nepotian. — Herlibergs tod.

© Oct. 25, 1912; 2c. Dec. 12, 1912; A—
Foreign 6488; Konrad W. Mecklenburg vnriii.
Richter'scher verlag, Berlin. 31988

Napoleon III; piece historique en 5 actes, dont
un prologue et 8 tableaux, [par] J. et M.
Priollet. Paris, Librairie th6atrale, 1908. 3
p. 1., 160 p. 12°.

© Julien et Marcel Priollet, Paris ; D : 13181,
June 15, 1908; 2c. June 15, 1908. 31989

Napoleon XIII; an original musical comedy, li-
bretto in 2 acts, by Thomas B. Donaldson.
[32] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© T. B. Donaldson, Philadelphia ; D : 8061,
Feb. 26, 1906; 2c. Feb. 20, 1906. 31990

Napoleon and Josephine; thrilling story of in-
trigue, iove and dcvolion in 4 acts, by Ange
Galdemar, adapted from the French by G.
Smith. [130] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 5, 1914; D : 38703 ; Gordon
Smith, London. 31990a

a tragedy in a prologue and 5 acts, by

Richmond S. Dement. Chicago, Legal news
company, 1876. 154 p. 8°.

© R. S. Dement, Chicago; 1876:11688,
Oct. 16; 2c. Nov. 10. 31991

Napoleon at St. Helena; play in 5 acts, by F. L.
Schmidt, jr.

© P'ritz L. Schmidt, jr., Richmond Hill.

N. Y. ; D : 6525, Api-. 17, 1;k)5.

31992

1602

31993

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

32015

Napoleon Bonaparte; eine biihuendichtung in 2
teilen, von Carl Hauptmann. Miinchen, G. D.
AV. Calhvey, 1911. [442] p. 12°. 2 v. .

Contents: 1. t. Burger Bonaparte. — 2. t.
Kaiser Napoleon.

© Jan. 20, 1911; 2c. Mar. 22, 1911; D:
23711; Georg D. W. Calhvey, Munich. 31993

a drama, by L. Stoddard.

© Lorimer Stoddard, New York; 1894:

4S297, Oct. 17.

— drama in 5 acts, by J. M. White.
4°. Typewritten.

31994
[2], 44 p.

John Mc-
31995

M. White.

© Ic. July 29, 1912; D:3037S
Elroy White, Meridian, Miss.

historical play in 3 acts, bv J

[2], 39 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July IS, 1913 ; D : 33838 ; John McEl-
roy White, Meridian, Miss. 31996

Napoleon Bonaparte, emperor of France; a his-
torical drama in 5 acts, by E. E. Sherman.

© Ellen E. Sherman, Buffalo ; 1884 : 22414.
Nov. 10. 31997

Napoleon Bonaparte, the emperor of the
French, his life and death, in 6 acts, by J. J.
Allen. Chicago, 1890.

© John Joseph Allen, Chicago ; 1891 : 7825,
Mar. 2. 31998

Napoleon Boney Legs; travesty, by Charles A,
I'usey. 21 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 20, 1911; D: 28212; Charles
Pusey, New York. 31999

Napoleon der Zweite. f^ce Napoleon II (nach
Victor Hugo) und andere dichtungen.

Napoleon (A) in traffic; a modern American
comedy in 4 acts, by J. Wedekind. 61 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Julius Wedekind, New York; D:6702,
I\Iay 20, 1905 ; 2c. May 20, 1905. 32000

Napoleon the Great; in 5 periods, dealing with
the main incidents in the life of Napoleon
Bonaparte, from his return from Egj'pt to
Waterloo, by Channing Pollock. 91 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Thomas E. Shea, Belfast, Me. ; D : 6975,
July 8, 1905; 2c. July 8, 1905. 32001

or, The hero of a hundred battle fields,

historical drama in 5 acts, by J. F. McDimel!.
© John F. McDonell, Virginia, Nev. ; 1895 :
57910, Nov. 16. 32002

Napoleon und die frauen; text und musik von
Heinrich Reinhardt. Leipzig, J. Weinberger,
1912. 39 p. 12°. [Libretto only]

© May 1, 1912 ; 2c. Aug. 30, 1912 ; D : 30698 ;
Josef Weinberger, Leipzig. 32003

-Same. Soufflier- und regiebuch. 69 p. 4^

© Ic. Sept. 27, 1912 ; D : 30970 ; Josef Wein-
berger, Leipzig. 32004

Napoleon up to date; a comic opera in 2 acts,
words by J. B. Benton, music by W. E. Mc-
Quinn.

© Jay B. Benton and William E. McQuiun,
United States ; 1894 : 51985, Nov. 7. 32005

Napoleon's defeat; a drama in 1 act, 1 scene,
by H. L. Holland. 7 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Harold Leopold Holland, Oakland, Cal. ;
D : 14106, Oct. 21, 1908 ; 2c. Oct. 21, 1908.

32006

Napoleon's Kitty; by H. R. Schiff.

© Herman Raphael Schiff, Chicago; D:
10725, June 8, 1907. 32007

Napraforgos (A) holgy; velencei illom 3 kgp-
ben, irta slozil Yojnovich Ivo. [2], 101 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 28, 1912; D: 31290; Alexander
Marton, Budapest, Hungary. 32008

Naramata, bride of Kit Carson; drama in 1
act, by D. A. Martin. [13] p. 4°. Ms.

© Ic. Feb. 23, 1911; D: 23433; Dudley A.
Martin, Duboistown, Pa. 32009

Naranjal (El); zarzuela en 1 acto y un solo
cuadro, original de P. Muiioz Seca, mflsica del
maestro Saco del Valle. Madrid [Sociedad de
autores espanoles] 1908. 43 p. 12°. [Li-
bretto only]

© Pedro IMuSoz Seca. Madrid ; D : 13592,
Aug. 19, 1908; 2c. Aug. 19, 1908. 32010

Narciss; or, The last days of the Pompadour,
n romantic liistorical tragedy in 5 acts, tr.
from the German of A. K. Brachvogel, by C. F.
Buck.

© Charles F. Buck, New Orleans; 1875:
9227, Sept. 6. 32011

Narcissa; comic opera in 2 acts, by G. A. Mor-
rison, jr.

© George Austin Morrison, jr., Chicago;
1891 : 40947, Nov. 16. 32012

See also Cost (The) of empire.

Narcissus; tragedy in 1 act, by G. R. Craw. 39
p. 8°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 2, 1910 ; D : 20686 ; George Rock-
hill Craw, Chicago. 32013

Narcissus and Echo; a mythological burlesque
in 3 acts, by E. Hampton.

© Earle Hampton, Washington; 1892:
47398, Nov. 21. 32014

Narcissus and Potentilla; a play in 4 acts, by
James E. McDade. Chicago. The Garden City
educational co. [1904] 1 p. 1., [5]-38 p. 8°.

© Garden City eihu-atinnal co., Chicago: D:
5811, Nov. 23, 1904 ; 2c. Nov. 23. 1904. 32015

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32035

Narcissus at Nantasket; by C. F. Paine. 63 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Charles F. Paine, Groveland, Mass. ; D :
4959, Apr. 29, 1904 ; 2c. Apr. 29, 1904. 32016

Narragansett Pier; a comedy in 3 acts, by J.
Nevin.

© John Nevin, New York ; 1893 : 55431, Dec.
15. 32017

an original comic opera in 2 acts, by V.

Sutphen [i. e. W. G. V. Sutphen] composed by
J. Sebastian Matthews. The authors, 1909.
38 p. 8°. [Libretto only]

© Van Tassel Sut;)hen, Morristown, N. J. ; D :
15821, Mar. 13, 1909; 2c. May 1, 1909. 32018

Narrenglanz ; eiu spielmannsdrama in 4 akten,
von Rudolf Rittner. Berlin, Oesterheld & co.,
1906. 125, [11 p. 8°.

© Oe.sterheld & co., Berlin; D : 8609, May
28, 1906 : 2c. proof INIav 28, 1906 ; 2c. best ed.
.July 5, 1906. 32019

Narrenhaus (Das); operette in 1 akt, von Gus-
tav Beer uud Ernst Marischka, niusik von
Hans Cesek. Reajie- und soufflierbuch. Wien,
W. Karcziig, 1914. 1 p. 1., 101 p. 8°.

© Ic. Oct. 10, 1914 ; D : 38522 ; W. Karczag,
Vienna. 32020

Narrentanz; tragikomodie in 4 akten. von Leo
r.ii-inski. Miinchen, G. Miiller, 1912. 210 p.
12°.

© Nov. 1, 1912 ; 2c. Apr. 3, 1913 ; D : 32825 ;
Georg Miiller, Munich. 32021

Narrow (A) escape; a domestic comedy drama
in 4 acts, by .7. A. Stevens.

© .John A. Stevens, United States; 1888:
7892, Mar. 16. 32022

a sensational melodrama in 4 acts, by Fitz-

gerald Murphy.

© Max H. Meyers, New York ; D : 309G.

Mar. 6, 1903. 32023

— vaudeville sketch, by T. Clarke. 3 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 15, 1915; D : 42265 ; Thomas

Clarke, Brooklyn. 32023a

or. All for love, tabloid vaudeville sketch,

by L. R. l>e Lisle. [1], 14 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. May 1.5, 1913; D: 33276; Louise R.
De Lisle, New York. 32024

Narrow (A) margin; playlet in 1 act, by C. R.
Hammerslough. 11 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 3, 1911; D : 24119 ; Charles R.
Hammerslough, New York. 32025

Narrow (The) path; a play of New York life of
to-day by J. Montague. 120 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© John Montague, New York ; D : 15158,
Feb. 24, 1909 ; 2c. Apr. 30, 1909. 32026

Narrow (The) road; play in 3 acts, by L. Dona-
hue. [1], 39 p. 16°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 4, 1913 ; D : 32948 ; Lena Dona-
hue, Kansas City, Mo. 32027

Nase (Die) des Michelangelo; tragikomodie von
Hugo Ball. Leipzig, E. Rowohlt verlag, 1911.
72 p. 8^

© Aug. 1, 1911; 2c. Sept. 21, 1911; D:
25282 ; Ernst Rowohlt verlag, Leipzig.

32028

Nasensamniler (Der); dialog fiir 6 milnnliche
rollen, herausgeben von Antigo pub. co. Antigo,
Wis., Antigo pub. co., 1913. 1 p. 1., 14 p. 24°.
(Dialoge und vortriige fiir jugend-vereine,

no. 85)

© Jan. 29, 1914 ; 2c. Feb. 9, 1914 ; D : 35958 ;
Antigo pub. co., Antigo, Wis. 32028a

Nat Berwin; or. Clearance by death, a drama
in 4 acts, by D. Marnell.

© David Marnell, San Francisco; 1896:
40100, July 9. 32029

Nat Graves, the outlaw,
brothers.

See Twin (The)

Nat Eeiss southern carnival company; a com-
edy sketch in 1 act, by N. Reiss. 3 p. 8°.
Typewritten.

© Nat Reiss, New York ; D : 4225, Nov. 10,
1903; 2c. Nov. 10, 1903. 32030

Nat Turner; or. American slavery in 1831, a
new and original drama in 3 acts, by T. J.
Grithn.

• © Thomas J. Grillin, New York ; 1872 : 5615.
May 25. 32031

Natalie; comedy in 4 acts, by T. Buchanan.
[137 J p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 17, 1911; D : 24708 ; Thompson
Buchanan, New Y'^ork. 32032

Natasha; tragic episode of Russia, by U. Aker-
stroni. 20 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 21, 1911 ; D : 24,525 ; Ullie Aker-
strom, Brooklyn. 32033

Natasqua; a 4 act play, adapted from the
French novel. Vengeance, by George Muldo,
dramatized by N. Doree. 90 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Nadage Dor^e, New York; 1889:35017,
Nov. 18; 2c. Nov. 18. 32034

Natau Maug'a, the run-away bride; by L. L.
Beaudette.

© Louise L. Beaudette. Spokane, Wash. ; D :
14958, Jan. 14, 1909. 32035

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32055

Nathan der "Weise; [von Gotthold Ephraim]
liessing:, ed. by S. P. Capen. Boston, New-
York [etc.] Ginn and company [1914] xoviii,
336 p. incl. front, (map) 16°.

© Feb. 12, 1914; 2c. Feb. 16, 1914; A:
369020; Samuel P. Capen, Washington.

32035a

(Lessing-s); with introduction, notes, ard

an appendix of parallel passages, by Tobias
.1. C. Dieldioff. [Kev. ed.] New Yorlv, Cincin-
nati [etc.] American book company [1915]
368 p. 12°.

© Nov. 15, 1915 ; 2c. and aff. Nov. 20, 1915 ;
A : 416488 ; Tobias J. C. Diekhoff, Ann Arbor.

32035b

Nathan Hale; an historical drama in 4 acts, by
E. C. Rossi. Typewritten.

© Edward C. Rossi, Brooklyn ; 1896 : 50320.
Sept. 8 ; 2c. Sept. 28. 32036

an historical romantic drama of the War of

Independence, in 4 acts, by S. N. H. Galland.

© Seymour N. H. Galland, New York ; 1896 :
3358, Jan. 9. 32037

a play in 4 acts, by Clyde Fitch [i. e. Wil-

liam Clyde Fitch] New York, R. H. Russell,
1899. 6 p. 1., 100 p. pi. port. 8°.

© Robert Howard Russell, New York ; 1900
A : 106, Jan. 2 ; 2c. Jan. 15. 32038

or, The martyr spy of the Revolution, an

original American and patriotic drama in 4
acts, by C. Edmond Pillet and S. A. Mac-
Keever.

© C. Edmond Pillet and S. A. MacKeever,
New York ; 1879 : 389, Jan. 9. 32039

See also Historical stories in dramatic

form.— Plays; by Clyde Fitch.
Nathan Hale of '73; a drama in 4 acts, by
C. C. S. Cushing . . . New Haven, Conn.. Yale
publishing association, 1908. x, [2], 88 p.,
1 1. incl. front., illus. plates. 8°.

© Charles C. S. Cushing, Simsbury, Conn. ;
D: 14124, Oct. 23, 1908; 2c. Dec. 11, 1908.

32040

Nathan Hale, the hero-martyr spy; a drama,
by C. *Renauld.

© Charles Renauld, New York; 1895:
57238, Nov. 11. 32041

Nathan Pillsbury; or, From East to West, a
comedy-drama in 3 acts, by W. F. Sage.

© Will F. Sage, Boston; 1881:15720,
Oct. 12. 32042

Nathan the Wise. Sec Parable of the rings.

Nathaniel Bacon; a play in 4 acts, by L. C.
Blair and Robert Findlater Williams. Rich-
mond. Va.. The Hermitage press, 1907. 3 p. 1.,
[5]-96 p., 1 1. front, plates. 8°.

© Louisa Coleman Blair, Richmond; D:
8510, May 9, 1906; 2c. Mar. 26, 1907. 32043

National (A) bank; a musical farce comedy, by
G. C. Jenks.

© George C. Jenks, Pittsburgh ; 1890 : 22756,
July 17. 32044

National (The) capital; with scenery of these
national public buildings, tlie edifices of
grandeur. Act 1, the Capitol by moonlight ;
act 2, the President's mansion by dayligi.t:
act 3, the Treasury department by starliglit ;
act 4, the Patent office illuminated.

© William Fitzsimmons, Philadelphia ;
18S4 : 3695, 3696, Feb. 20. 32045, 32046

National convention of the P. 0. G. societies;
or, A federation fantasy, a parliamentary
play, by E. L. Scott.

© Effie Leese Scott, Lincoln, Neb. ; D : 15122,
Feb. 18, 1909. 32047

National (The) flower; operetta in 3 acts, words
and music by Mrs. A. Adams.

© Mrs. Allyn Adams, Terre Haute, Ind. ;
1890 : 36242, Nov. 17. 32048

National (The) game; comedy-drama in 9 in-
nings, by E. H. Clark and Lawrence J. Mc-
Carty. 140 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic, Jan. 23, 1911; D: 23177; EUery H.
Clark, Boston. 32049

National (The) guard. See N. G.

National park; or. Love on the Yellowstone,
romantic comedy-drama in 3 acts.

© Walter Fletcher and John Gorin. Fargo,
Dakota ; 1883 : 11707, June 26. 32050

National (The) tragedy. See J. Wilkes Booth.
National troubadours; by F. S. Fluke.

© Farris S. Fluke, Chicago ; D : 16024. June
8, 1909. 32051

Nation's (The) capital; sliowing with graphic
display mysterious phases of the city's life,
with views of the official palaces, by W. Fitz-
simmons. 120 p. 4 pi. f^ Typewritten.

© William Fitzsimmons, United States:
1876 : 13404, Dec. 4 ; Ic. Feb. 20, 1884. 32052

with scenery of these national public bulM-

incs, the edifices of grandeur, in 4 pictorial
acts. Act 1, the Capitol by moonlight; act 2,
the President's mansion by daylight; act 3.
the Treasury department by starlight; act 4,
tlie Patent office illuminated.

© William Fitzsimmons, Philadelphia ;
1884:3602, Feb. 20; 1884:4022. Feb. 26; Ic.
Feb. 26. 32053, 32054

Nation's (A) crime; or. Uniform divorce law,
in 4 acts, bv Al. (\ Kmihi and Airs. I. Lowen-
herg. 56 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 8, 1911; D : 23304 ; Mattye C.
Kann, San Francisco. 32055

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DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

32074

Nations' (The) duel for a hemisphere. See
Montcalm.

Nation's (A) honor; a comedy-drama in 4 acts,
by Coyne and Meredith.

© M. J. Coyne, Scranton, Pa.; 1891:34636,
Sept. 29. 32056

Nation's (A) hymn; a ciu-tain-raiser in 1 act,
by M. E. Coe. Typewritten.

© Marie Evelyn Coe, San Francisco ; 1899 :
36822, June 3; 2c. Aug. 21. 32057

Native (The) born. See Spongers (The)

Native (A) son; a comedy in 3 acts, by J. Mont-
gomery. 88 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© .Tames Montgomorv, New York ; D : 15463,
Mar. 27, 1909 ; 2c. Mar. 27, 1909. 32058

Natoma; a dramatic composition in 3 acts, by
J. D. Redding.

© .Joseph D. Redding, San Francisco; D:
15118, Feb. 18, 1909. 32059

opera in 3 acts, booli by Joseph D. Red-
ding, music bv Victor Herbert. New York,
G. Schirmer, [1911] 29 p. 4°. (Schirmer's
collection of opera-librettos)

© Feb. 10, 1911; 2c. Feb. 11, 1911; D:
23324; G. Schirmer, New York. 32060

Natty Bumpo; a play in 4 acts, founded on
James Fennimore Cooper's Ijeather stocking
tales, by W. G. Kaufmann.

© W. G. Kaufmann, Knoxville, Pa. ; 1896 :
69960, Dec. 24. 32061

Natural (The); an Irish comedy-drama, by R. F.
Carroll.

© Richard F. Carroll, New York; 1888:
16174; .Tune 5. 32062

Natural gas; a farcical comedy in 3 acts, by H.
G. Donnelly.

© H. Grattan Donnelly, L'hiladelphia ; 1887:
10089, Apr. 15. 32063

Natural (The) law; a draiiia in 4 acts, by H.
Hall. 97 p. 4°. Typ<nvritten.

© Howard Hall, New York ; D : 1.5795. May
7. 1909 ; 2c. May 7, 1909. 32064

play in 3 acts, by C. W. Tackenberg. [2],

77 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 1, 1910; D: 22458; Charles Wil-
liam Tackenberg, Cincinnati. 32065

play in 3 acts and epilogue, by F. Liste-

mann. 139 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 23. 1915; D: 40143; Franz Liste-
niann. New York. 32065a

-'or, The marathon, [phxy in 3 acts] by

Charles Sumner [pseud. of C. S. Hayes]
[114] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 30, 1914; D: 38650; Charles S.
Hayes, Chicago. 32065b

Natural (The) law — Continued.
— Same. 109 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 24, 1915 ; D : 4046S ; Charles S.
Hayes, Chicago. 32065c

Natural selection; eugenic farce in 3 acts, by
F. Brupgger. [1.33] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 23, 1914; D:388S0; Frederick
Bruegger, Chicago. 32065d

Same. Act 3. New version. 51 p. 4".

Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 4, 1915; D : 39658 ; Frederick
Bruegger, Chicago. 32065e

Naturalist (The); a comedy in 3 acts, by W.
Savage.

© Woodcock Savage, New York; 1890:
42:347, Dec. 31. 32066

a musical comedy in 1 act, written by Com-

yns Carr, composed by King Hall. liOndon,
.T. Williams [1902] 35 p. 8°. (The German
reed repertory of musical pieces) [I^ibretto
only]

© .Joseph Williams, ltd., London; D : 2758,
Dec. 23, 1902 ; 2c. Dec. 23, 1902. 32067

Naturdoktor Stremel. See Knutschdoktor
Stremel.

Nature; a comedy-drama in 3 acts, by J. Rob-
ertson.

© James Robertson, New York ; 1878 : 3279,
Mar. IS. 32068

■ -a grand spectacular drama, bv I. and B.

Kiralfy.

© Imre and Bolossy Kiralfv, New Yorlv ;
1882 : ,5006, Apr. 15. 32069

a grand si)ectacular play in 4 acts, by W. E.

De Verna. 50 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© W. E. De Verna, New York ; 1894 : 28332,
July 6 ; 2c. July 6. 32070

- — — a play, by R. D'Unger.

© K. D'Unger, Cliicago; 1883 : 162.5.5, Sept. 6.

32071

T a spectacular T)lay in 4 ads and 10 scenes,

by ■\V. E. De Verna. Typewritten.

© ^\'illiam E. Do Verna, New York: 1S97 ;
391.58. June 3; 2c. July 1. 32072

— —or. A mother's love, a 3 act comedy drama,
by W. Mathews.

© Walter Mathews, Louisville ; 1890 : 6491.
Feb. 24. 32073

See also Madame Parlez Vous.

Nature and art. See Gyp.

Nature (The) faker; farce in 3 acts, by A. N. C.
Fowler. 63 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© A. N. C. Fowler, Glens Falls, N. Y. ; D :
14998, Feb. 4, 1909 ; 2c. Jan. 25, 1009. 32074

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32075

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32094

Nature (The) faker — Continued.

musical play in 2 acts, book and lyrics by

A. N. C. Fowler. 52 p. 4°. Typewritten.

[Libretto only]

© A. N. C. Fowler, Glens Falls, N. Y. ; D :
11406, Sept. 24, 1907 ; 2c. Sept. 24, 1907.

32075

Nature wins; a comedy in 4 acts, by S. S. Vance,
for seven characters. St. Joseph, Mo., C. Fas-
sett, 1883. 38 p. 12°.

© Susa S. Vance, St. Joseph, Mo. ; 1883 :
15643, Aug. 25 ; 2c. Sept. 3. 32076

Nature's awakening; [dramatic composition
in 1 act by] A. Marentette. [3] p. f°. Type-
written.

© Ic. July 31, 1909 ; D : 16463 ; Al Maren-
tette, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada. 32077

Nature's cry; drama in 3 acts, by L. Howland.
[2], 85 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 11, 1912; D: 31389; Legrand
Howland, Paris. 32078

Nature's nobleman; sketch in 1 act, by S. T.
Tyng, 28 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 1, 1910; D: 20660; Sewell T.
Tyng, New York. 32079

Nature's voice; musical drama in 4 acts, by
A. M, Tyte. 53 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Words
only]

© Ic. Aug. 24, 1915 ; D : 41699 ; Arthur M.
Tyte, Riverhead, N. Y. 32079a

Naturewoman (The) See Plays of protest.

Nauasia; or, The daughter of Black Hawk, by
E. F. Lahee.

© Effie F. Lahee, Burlington, la. ; D : 13989,
Oct. 5, 1908. 32080

play in 3 acts, by E. F. Lahee. 56 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Effie F. Lahee, Burlington, la. ; D : 14594,
Dec. 22, 1908; 2c. Dec. 22, 1908. B2081

Naufragio; a Sicilian peasants' play in 5 acts,
by C. A. Kaiser.

© Charles Alexander Kaiser, Bath Beach,

New York; D:2213, Aug. 11, 1902. 32082

Naught can us twain part. See Victor (The)
love.

Naughtology; or, Nothing conceit, a serio-
comic drama in 4 acts. London, 1889. 8°.

© Frederic Stanford, Los Angeles; 1889:
25900, Aug. 26; 2c. Aug. 26. 32083

Naughty Adonis; musical comedy in 3 scenes,
by John Arthur Eraser and F. Butler. 27 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Fay Butler, Los Angeles ; D : 1361, Jan.
28, 1902 ; Ic. Jan. 28, 1902 ; Ic. May 17, 1902.

32084

Naughty (The) comet,
play-book.

See Pig (The) brother

Naughty Coney Island; comedy drama, by
Frank Dumont.

© George W. Rice and Charles Barton, New
York ; 1897 : 16484, Mar. 10 ; 2c. Oct. 31. 1898.

32085

See Innocents

Naughty (The) contin6ng.
abroad.

Naughty (The) grass widows; an operatic bur-
lesque in 3 acts.

© Fred Harvey, New York; 1897:25044,
Apr. 22. 32086

Naughty Marietta; musical comedy in 2 acts,
book and lyrics by Rida Johnson Young.
[2], 129 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 24, 1910 ; D : 22360 ; M. Witmark
& sons. New York. 32087

Naughty (The) mermaid; a drama.

© F. J. Leybold, New York; 1882:3663,
Mar. 8. 32088

Naughty (The) widow; a musical farce in 1 act,
by John A. Emery. [13] p. f°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Jan. 24, 1913 ; D : 32348 ; Kate Elinore
and Sam Williams, King's Park, N. Y.

32089

Nausikaa; schauspiel in 5 akten, von E. Hen-
rici. [Baltimore, C. W. Schneidereith & sons,
1904] 50 p. 8°. ([Ernst Henrici's dra-
matische werke no. 1] )

© Ernst Henrici, Baltimore ; D : 5166, June
4, 1904 ; 2c. June 4, 1904. 32090

See also Odyssee (Die)

Nautch (The) girl; play with music in 3 acts,
by A. C. O'Dea. [51] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 21, 1914 ; D : 39167 ; Anne Cald-
well O'Dea, Rockville Center, N. Y. 32090a

or, The Rajah of Chutneypore.

© Alex P. Browne, Boston ; 1891 : 23924.
July 1. 32091

Nauvoo; a melodrama, by G. Davidson. 41 p.
8°, Typewritten.

© Gayloxxl Davidson, Carthage, 111. ; D :
2408, Oct. 2, 1902 ; 2^:. Oct. 29, 1903. 32092

Navajo; a libretto for a romantic comic opera
in 3 acts, by C. Baswitz. 53 p. f°. Typewrit-
ten. [Libretto only]

© Charles Baswitz, Minot, N. D. ; 1893:
14406, Mar. 22; 2c. Jan. 31. 32093

or. The stolen flask, a romantic drama in

a prologue and 3 acts, by C. Baswitz. Type-
written.

© Chas. Baswitz, New York; 1900 A:
20333, Aug. 14; 2c. Aug. 14. 32094

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32113

Navajo land; a musical comedy libretto in 2
acts, by T. B. Donaldson. 41 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. July 6, 1909 ; D : 16289 ; Thomas B.
Donaldson, Philadelphia. 32095

Naval (A); first part, by D. I. Blascoer,

© D. I. Blascoer, Columbus, Ga. ; 1S97:
40274, Sept. 2. 32096

Naval affair; a play in 4 acts, by Laura E.
White. 114 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© L. E. White, New Yorlv ; D : 8041, Feb. 21,
1906; 2c. Apr. 25, 1906. 32097

Naval battles; by Captain L. Sorcho. Type-
written.

© Louis Sorcho, New York; 1899:11126*,
Feb. 7 ; 2c. Feb. 7. 32098

Naval (The) cockade; drama in 5 acts, by J.
Connolly. [2], 107 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 2, 1914; D: 38425; James Con-
nolly, Coronado, Cal. 32098a

Naval (The) student; comedy in 2 acts, by J.
Samuels and D. Kaplan. [74] p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Nov. 20, 1911 ; D : 25811 ; Joe Samuels
and Dave Kaplan, Brooklyn. 32099

Navaletis; farce extravaganza in 2 acts, by
L. W. Miller. 123 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 10, 1915 ; D : 41711 ; Lester Wal-
ter Miller, Philadelphia. 32099a

Navarraise (La); lyric episode, in 2 acts, by

Jules Claretie and H. Cain, English version by

Frederic E. Weatherly, nnisic by J. Massenet.

© F. Ilullman, New York ; 1895 : 58697, Nov.

2L 32100

Navarre; romantic drama in 3 acts, by T. Dal-
ton. 93 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 10, 1915; D : 39642 ; Test Dalton,
Indianapolis. 32100a

Nave (La); tragedia, di Gabriele d'Annimzio.
Milano, Fratelli Treves, 1908. 6 p. 1., 5-249,
[1] p., 1 1. illus. 8°.

© res. under act f)f Mar. 3, 190.1. by Fratelli
Treves, Milan; res. no. 1536; Ic. Feb. 3, 1908.

32101

Nave (La) rossa; scene liriche in 3 atti, di
lAiigi Orsini o. Antonio Beltramelll, musica di
Armando Seppilli. Mllano. Edoardo Sonzogno,
1908. 62 numb. 1. 8°. [Libretto only]

© Edoardo Son/.ogno. Milan ; D : 14303, Nov.
16, 1908; 2c. Nov. 16, 1908. 32102

Nazarene (The); the beautiful Christian play,
in 3 acts, by H. Reid [i. e. James Halleck
Reid] and Bertha Belle Westbrook. 68 p.
f . Typewritten.

© Hal. Reid, Highlands, N. J. ; D : 7159,
Aug. 25, 1905 ; 2c. Aug. 25, 1905. 32103

Nazarene (The) — Continued.

(Der Nazarener); original in German by

Loui.se Schmid-Frei, suggestions by O. K.

Schmid, tr. by J. Herman Thuman. [1], 42

p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 14, 1914; D : 36347 ; Otlo Ernst

Schmid, Cincinnati. 32103a

Nazarener (Der); passionsspiel nach der
biblischen geschiclite, von Luise Sclnnid-Frci.
[l],r)4p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 7, 1913; D: 34050; Otto Ernst
Schmid, Cincinnati. 32104

Sec also Nazarene (The)

Nazareth; a play in 4 acts and 10 tableaux, bv
V,. ]\r. Greene. 3 p. 1., 5-59, |1] p. obi. 16°.
Printed.

© Clay M. (4reene, New York ; D : 223, IMar.

16, 1901; 2c. Feb. 25, 1902. [Title on copies
is Nazareth; the passion plav of Santa Clara]

32105

Nazyanna, my dream g'irl; play in 3 acts, by
B. J. Travis. [102] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 8, 1912; D : 29312 ; Boyd J.
Travis, Columbus, O. 32106

Neaphite, the fair ruler; by C. Ij. Zhardna.
6 p. t°. Typewritten.

© Clarissa L. Zliardna, Chicago ; D : 3320,
Aiir. 22, 1903 ; 2c. Apr. 22, 1903. 32107

Neapolitan (A) fisherman's heart; in 1 act, bv
S. Russo and E. Cafieri. [8] p. f°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Dec. 1, 1910; D : 22708 ; Salvatore
Russo and Edward Calieri, New York. 32108

Near-crime (The) of Patsy; play in 4 acts, by
G. C. Cook. [5], 105 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 13, 1910; D : 21327 ; Gertrude
Cliadwick Cook, Los Angeles. 32109

Near-hero (A); a vaudeville act, by Geo. A.
Lennning. 10 )). f°. Typewritten.

© Eugene INloulan, Chicago ; D : 15104. Feb.

17. 1909; 2c. Feb. 17, 1909. 32110

Near (The) martyr; comed.v sk(*tch in 1 act, by

J. P.. Theissen. [2], 17 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Ang. 20, 1913; D : 34204 ; .lohn B.

Theis.sen, (■ovington, Ky. 32111

Near old Cockaigne; bv A. R. Fossard. 30 p.
8°. Printed.

© .Adelaide Rawnsley Fossard, Brooklvn ;
D : 6073, Jan. 14, 1905 ; 2c. Mar. 16, 1905.

32112

Near the Allegheny; drama in 4 acts, bv T. H.
Davis. 120 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Thomas Henry Davis, AVilkinsburg, Pa. ;
D : 6921. July 7, 1905 ; 2c. July 7, 1905. 32113

1608

32114

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

32135

Near the throne; a play in 5 acts, by W. J.
Thorold.

© W. J. Thorold, New York ; 1897 : 13927,
Feb. 26; 2c. .Jan. 20, 1898. 32114

Near- widows (The); 1 act play, by C. C. Gush-
ing. 27 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aujj. 21, 1912; D: 30602; Catherine
Chisholni Cusliing, New York. 32115

Nearer my God to Thee; a pantomime, by Wil-
liam H. Hambv. New York, Hints publishing
company, 1903. cover-title, [3] p. 12°.

© Hints pub. co., New York ; D : 4196, Nov.
5, 1903; 2c. Nov. 17, 1903. 32116

Nearly a case; play in 1 act, 1)y A. Morton and
M. Weil. 6 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Julv 17, 1913; D : 33810 ; Ad. Mor-
ton and Matt. Weil, New York. 32117

Nearly a co-ed; by T. P. Lancaster. 8 p. t°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. June 27, 1910 ; D : 21457 ; Theodore P.
Lancaster, Boston. 32118

Nearly a lawyer. See Shyster (The) lawyer.

Nearly a sleuth. See Jones & Jones.

Nearly a soldier; a 1 act comedy, by J. L.
Browning. 11 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Joseph L. Browning, Brooklyn ; D : 16096.
June 12, 1909 ; 2c. June 3, 1909. 32119

Nearly a star; by M. Sherman. 7 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Milton Sherman, New York ; D : 13931,
Sept. 21, 1908; Ic. Sept. 14. 1908. 32120

Nearly a tragedy; a comedy in 5 acts, by J.
]\IcCarroll.

© James McCarroll, New York; 1874:2227.
Feb. 25 ; 2c. Mar. 14. 32121

Nearly married; farce in 3 acts, by E. f^elwyn.
154 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 13, 1913; D : 32668 ; Edgar Sol-
wyn. New York. 32122

1 act comedy, by R. E. Devney. 7 p. 12°.

Prnited.

© Jan. 11. 1912; 2c. Jan. 13, 1912: D:

28361 ; R. E. Devney, Cleveland. 32123

'Neath the shadow of Shasta; by L. McClellan.
27 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Lee McClellan, Shepherd. Mich.; D:
13006 ; May 20, 1908 ; 2c. June 26. 1908.

32124

Nebraska; a comedy drama, by F. W. Lee.
44 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Franklin \Y. Lee, St. Paul ; 1894 : 59574,
Dec. 21 ; 2c. Dec. 2L 32126

Nebraska (A) homestead; a 6 act melodrama,
by Col. P. A. Barrows. Albion, Neb., News
job print [1905] 2 p. 1., 38 p. port. 12°.

© P. A. Barrows,- Albion. Neb. ; D : 6186.
Feb. 6, 1905; 2c. ;May 15, 1905. 32127

Nebuchadnezzar; or, Jehovah's triumph, an
oratorio cantata or sacred opera in 5 acts and
12 scenes, by R. E. Turner, music by Everett
J. Evans.

© R. E. Turner, Norfolk, Va. ; 1893 : 11051,
:Mar. 2; Ic. Mar. 24. 32128

in 4 acts and 12 scenes, arr. and

dramatized by R. E. Turner.

© R. E. Turner, Norfolk, Va. ; 1892 : 31494,
July 29; 2c. July 16; 2c. July 29. 32129

Nebulous tableaux; a new illusion for dramatic
and other purposes, by J. H. Pepper.

© John Henrv Pepper, United States, 1873:
11447, Oct. 6. 32130

Necessary (The) evil; a 1 act stage play for
four persons, by C. R, Kennedy. New York
and London, Harper & brothers, 1913. 110 p.

8°.

© Feb. 6, 1913 ; 2c. Feb. 8, 1913 ; D : 32312 :
Charles Rann Kennedy, New York. 32131

Necessity (The) of being' consistent; comedy in
3 acts, by E. R. Doyle. 108 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Mar.. 3, 1915; D: 39856; Edward Rice
Doyle, New York. 32131a

Neck and neck; a comedy in 2 acts, by L. H.
Latimer.

'© T>ew)s Hov.ard liatimer, P>rooklyn : 1900
A: 6118, Mar. 6. 32132

or, The hangman's noose, an original sen-

sational drama in 3 acts, by C. Foster.

© Charles Foster, New York; 1870:4800.
Dec. 13. 32133

Necken (The); play in 2 acts, by E. G. Crane.
fAs presented under the auspices of the Na-
tiontil Federation of theatre clubs] New York,
1913. 73 p. 12°.

© Apr. 14, 1913; 2c. Apr. 23, 1913; D:
33138 ; Elizabeth G. Crane, Scarsdale, N. Y.

32134

Nebo's promise; a melodrama, by J. Morgan. Necklace (The); comedy in 1 act. by F. Cham-
Typewritten, bcrlin. 10 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Jay Morgan, Chicago; 1899 A: 75682, © Ic. Feb. 23, 1911; D: 23435; Frederick

Nov, 20; 2c. May 8, 1900. 32125 Chamberlin, Boston. 32135

1609

32136

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

32165

Necklace (The)^Continued.

dramatized from the French of Maupas-
sant, by W. H. Duncan, jr.

© Wm. Henry Duncan, jr., Brooklyn ; D :
13964, Sept. 29, 1908. 32136

play in 1 act, by C. M. Horton. 17 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. June 21, 1910; D: 21388; Charles
Marcus Horton, New York. 32137

by W. C. Burbank. 10 p. f°. Type-

York ; 1875 : 7822,
32138

written.

© Ic. Mar. 13, 1914; D : 36419 ; W. Chan-
ning Burbank, New York. 32137a

Necklace (The) of misery.
© Kiralfy bros.. New
July 27.

Necklace (The) of pearls; picturesque, light
opera extravaganza, book and lyrics by J. O.
Sittinger. [8], 78 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Li-
bretto only]

© Ic. Aug. 3, 1912; D : 30433 ; J. O. Sit-
tinger, St. Louis. 32139

Necromancer (The); a drama in 5 acts, taken
from Bulwer Lytton's story The last of the
barons, dramatized by G. B. Randall. 87 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Gertrude Blanchard Randall, Everett,
Mass.; D: 11540, Oct. 16, 1907; 2c. Jan. 6,
1908. 32140

Necromancer (The) of Eg'ypt; a spectacular
play in 4 acts, by G. W. Thompson.

© George W. Cumberland [St. Louis] ; 1872:
1929, Feb. 28. 32141

Nectarine; comic opera in 3 acts, lyrics by Henry
Hersee, libretto by Adam Smith, music by
Robert Plauquette. London, .7. Williams, ltd.,
1902. 47 p. 8°. [Libretto only]

© Josepli Williams ltd., London ; D : 2605,
Nov. 13, 1902; 2c. Nov. 13, 1902. 32142

Ned Jarvis, the California detective; a sensa-
tional drama in 5 acts, by J. H. Rowc. Phila-
delphia.

© J. H. Rowe, United States ; 1874 : 15848.
Dec. 31. 32143

Ned of the hill; a romantic, spectacular Irish
comedy, in 4 acts, founded on incidents in
Samuel Lover's noted novel Handy Andy, by
Lincoln Balch [i. e. W. L. Balch] 171 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© William L. Balch, Boston ; D : 7042, July
27, 1905; 2c. .July 27, 1905. 32144

Ned, the negro outlaw; or, The stolen will,
a drama, by R. H. Shepherd.

© R. H. Shepherd, St. Louis; 1883:6944,
Apr. 12. 32145

Ned Wayburn's rain dears.

© Ned Wayburn's vaudeville attractions,
inc.. New York ; D : 8341, Apr. 7, 1006. 32146

Ned's chum; a comedy drama in 3 acts, by David
Christie Murray.

© Henry Saint Maur, New York; 1891:
33599, Sept. 21. 32147

Need (The) of war; by W. V. Pettit. 51 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© William V. Pettit, Pliiladelphia ; D:
13172, June 13, 1908; 2c. June 22, 1908.

32148

Needle (The); comedy drama in 1 act, by J. H.
Graham. 32 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. June 14, 1915 ; D : 40923 ; Joseph H.
Graham, Brooklyn. 32148a

dramatic composition, by F. Solger. 13 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 5, 1910; D: 20963; Frederick
Solger, Washington. 32149

Needles and pins; a comedy in 4 acts, from the
German of Rosen, by A. Daly.

© Augustin Daly, New York; 1880:15344,
Oct. 8; 2c. Dec. 3, 1886. 32150

Ne'er (The) do weel; a comedy-drama in 3 acts,

by W. S. Gilbert. 80 numb. 1., 8°. Printed.

© E. A. Sothern, United States; 1877:

15182, Dec. 27; 2c. Jan. 17, 1878. 32151

Ne'er (The) do well; an original romantic play
in 3 acts, wi-itten and composed by W. S. Gil-
bert and E. A. Sothern.

© E. A. Sothern, United States ; 1877 : 2959,
Mar. 10. 33152

Ne'er-do-well's (The) return; play in 1 act, by
J. B. Foster. [31, 14 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 4, 1913; D : 32848 ; Julia B. Fos-
ter, Berkeley, Cal. 32153

Neffe (Der) als onkel; lustspiel in 3 aufziigen,
von Friedrich von Schiller, aus dem franzJi-
sischen dos Picard, with notes and vocabulary
hv Frederick B. Sturm. New York. H. Holt
and CO., 1908. ix, 112 p. 16°.

© Henrv Holt & co.. New York; D: 13400,
July 23, 1908 ; 2c. Aug. 12, 1908. 32154

von Schiller, aus dem franzosischen

des [Louis B.l Picard, ed. with Englisli notes
and vocabulary, by C. F. Raddatz. Boston,
Allyn and Bacon, 1880. 125 p. 16°.

© Allyn & Bacon, Boston ; 1889 : 12478, Apr.
22; 2c. Dec. 7. 32155

Same. Boston and Chicago, Allyn and

Bacon [1904] 147 p. 16°. ([Allyn and
Bacon's series of ( Jerman texts] )

© Allvn & Bacon. Boston ; A : 99053, Oct. 14,
1904; 2c. Nov. 4, 1904. 32155a

1610

32155

COPYRIGHTED IN THE TJlSriTED STATES

32176

Neffe (Der) als onkel — Continued.

(Schiller's); with footnotes and vocabuljiry,

introduction by E. M. Granger. New York,
Hinds & Noble, 1898. 94 p. port. 12°.

• © Hinds & Noble, New York ; 1899 : 15780,
Feb. 28 ; 2c. Feb. 22. 32155b

See also Nephew or uncle.

Neg-ative evidence. See Bat (The) and the
ball.

Neg-ative (A) husband; comedy, by E. G. Ly-
man.

© Elizabeth Gray Lyman, Bellport, N. Y. ;
1893: 53062, Nov. 29. 32156

Neglected (The) Mrs. Pepper; a drama in 1
act, by airs. J. W. McDonald.

© Mrs. John W. McDonald, Lincoln, Neb. ;
D : 9922, Feb. 8, 1907. 32157

Neglected (A) wife.

© Pete Du Ford, Oelwein, la. ; D : 10334,
Apr. 13, 1907. 32158

society sketch for 3 people, bv Hnrvy S.

Miller. New York, H. J. Wehman, 1902. 8
p. 16°. (Wehman's series of select vaude-
ville plays, sketches and farces, no, 2)

© Henry J. Wehman, New York ; D : 2381,
Sept. 26, 1902; 2c. Oct. 4, 1902. 32159

Negro (The) exodus to Kansas; or, An attack
on the colored emigrants, a drama in 3 acts
and prologue, by T. Masoy.

© Theodore Masoy, Philadelphia; 1880:
1244, Jan. 21. 32160

Negro (A) to be lynched; by W. W. Handley.
© William W. Handley, Greenwood, S. C. ;
1898:13084, Feb. 23. 32161

Negro wedding in time of slavery; by A. Glud.

© Annie Glud, Oakland, Cal. ; D : 290, A\w.

1, 1901. 32162

Negro's (A) loyalty to his master. See Loyal
(A) slave.

Negros y rojos. Sec Ahora si que va de veras.

Negus (The) Sec Abyssinia.

Neidhart; diniiiatisches ritterschauspiel in 5
aufziigcn, von Edward Stilgebauer. Berlin,
Ki. h. Bong, lOOC. 1G8 p. 12°.

© res. under ad of Mar. 3, 1905, by Rich.
Bong, BiMlin; res. no. 524; Ic. Sept. 12, 190G.

32163

Same.

© Kich. Bong, Berlin; D:9316, Oct. 22,
1906 ; 2c. Oct. 25, 1906. 32164

Neidische augen; lebensbiJd mit gesang in 4
acten, von M. Lotli.

© Moritz Loth, Cincinnati; 1884:6526.
Mar. 26. 32165

Neige (La); piece en 2 actes, [par] H. G. Ibels
et Pierre Morgand. Paris, Librairie theatrale,
1903. 2 p. 1., 68 p. 12°.

© L. Midland, Paris; D : 3863, Aug. 22,
1903 ; 2c. Aug. 22, 1903. 32166

Neigeux; or. The waif of the strand, a drama
in 5 acts, by R. ;m. Yost.

© Robert M. Yost,- United States ; 1879 :
10400, Aug. 5. 32167

Neighbor Jackwood; a domestic drama in 5
acts, by J. T. Trowbridge.

© J. T. Trcvbridge, Arlington, Mass. ; in
renewal for 14 years from Mar. 21, 1885;
1SS5 : .5927, Mar. 11. 32168

Neighborly-neighbors; by T. W. Waters.

© Thomas W. Water.s, New York ; D : 6823,
May 8, 1905. 32169

Neighbors; play in 1 act, by .L McCree. [3],
15 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 7, 1014 ; D : 37484 ; Junie McCree,
New York. 32169a

Neighbours. See Wisconsin plays.

Neil Agrah; a romantic Irish drama in 4 acts,
by Ed\\ard Jerome.

© Ed. Rue, Baltimore ; 1890 : 22284, Julv 12.

32170

Neil O'Connor; an Irish comedy drama, by
W. S. P. Crawford.

© Warren S. P. Gi'awford, Saratoga Springs,
N. Y. ; 1887 : 27577, Oct. 25. 32171

Neither; play in 3 acts, by Dave Morris and Ian
Archibald :\racKinnon. [138] p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Apr. 18, 1911 ; D : 23988 ; Edward W.
Tuttle and Dave Blorris, Los Angeles. 32172

Neither of them; a comcKlietta in 1 act, by Miss
(jowen. New York, S. French ; London, S.
French, ltd., 1899. 1 p. 1., 18 p. 12°.
( French'.s international copyrighted . . . ed.
of tlie works of the best authors, no. 29)

© T. H. French, New York; 1899:75285,
Nov. 18; 2c. Jan. 3, 1901. 32173

[Neither the first nor the last] He nepBHe, ne
nocji'Ii^Hie; drama, by Boris Charles Stasheff.
146 p. 8° Ms.

© Ic. Sept. 4, 1912 ; D : 30735 ; Boris Charles
Stasheff, New York. 32174

Nel paese della fortuna; dramma in 4 attl, di
E. A. Butti. Milano, Tipografia Ettore Pa-
doau, 1909. 84. p. 8°.

© Nov. 30, 1909; 2c. Dec. 17, 1909; D:
17723 ; E. A. Butti, aiilan. 32175

Nell.

© Frederick C. I'atterson, New York; D;
8944, Aug. 9, 1906. 32176

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32177

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32198

Nell — Continued.

a drama in 4 acts, by tlie late Chnrles Dirk-
ens and Andrew Halliday, rewritten and arr.
by W. A. De Long.

© William A. De Long, New Yorlv ; 1871:
5979, June 23. 32177

[1],

Nell Nelson, the detective queen.
tive (The) queen.

See Detec-

— play in 1 act, 1 scene, by W. S. Fish.
13 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 28, 1914; D : 3^831 ; William
Sampson Fish, Oakland, Cal. 32177a

9 p.

a sketch in 1 act, by F. H. La Rue.

- 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 4, 1912 ; D : 29582 ; Frank H. La
Rue, Port Jefferson, O. 32178

Nell Gwyn; in 1 act, by Robert Griffin IMorris.
28 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© George W. Purdy, Philadelphia ; D : 11,
Jan. 5, 1901; 2c. Jan. 5, 1901. 32179

a merry play in 4 acts, by G. C. Hazelton,

jr. Typewritten.

© George C. Hazelton, jr., Washington ;
1895 : 41643, Aug. 15 ; 2c. Aug. 15. 32180

by G. C. Hazelton, jr., and C. Clarke.

© George C. Hazelton, jr., and Creston
Clarke, United States ; 1894 : 53938, Nov. 19.

32181

Nell Gwyn of London town; in 4 acts, by C
Ulrich.

© Charles Ulrich, San Francisca,; JSOO A:
29437, Dec. 3. 32182

Nell Gwynn; a romantic play in 4 acts, by M.
Doran. Typewritten.

© Marie Doran, New York ; 1900 A : M521,
Oct. 2; 2c. Oct. 8. 32183

Nell Gwynne; historical play in 1 act, I)y G. M.
Baxter. [IJ, 19 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 14, 1913; D : 33498 ; George IM.
Baxter, Englewood, N. J. 32184

the story from Moncrieff's nuisical comedy

of the merry days of King Chfirles the Second
and the fast men of the olden time, adapted
for operatic uses by C. E. Ford.

© Charles E. Ford, Baltimore ; 1884 : 9419,
May 7. 32185

Nell Gwynne, the player; by C. Lewis. 9 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Catherine liOwis, Lomlon ; D : 14.324, Nov.
20, 1908; 2c. Nov. 20, 1908. 32186

Nell Gwynne's gift. Sec Actress and artist.

Nell Gwynn's last comedy; a comedy drama

in 4 acts, by J. S. Freeman and G. L. Hawley.

© Julia Scott Freeman and Genevieve Lei

Hawley. Rochester, N. Y. ; D: 2.583, Nov. 11.

1902. 32187

Nell of the Alhambra; a play in 1 act, by
Marion Russell.
' © Isidor S. W'olfling, New York ; 1900 A :
8372, I\Iar. 31. 32188

Nell, the newsgirl; sketch in 2 scenes, by
Helena Frederick. 8 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© H. Frederick, New York ; D : 5353, July
28. 1904; 2c. July 28, 1904. 32189

Nella Duglas; or, £100 reward, a play of pow-
erful interest, in 5 acts, by Mrs. T. Miller.
New York, John Polhemus, 1880. 96 p. 8°.

© Mrs. Thomas Miller, United States ;
1880 : 7376, May 11 ; 2c. May 17. 32190

Nellie and the detective; 1 act play, by W. Day.
18 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 18, 1910 ; D : 17975 ; Wilson Day,
Cleveland. 32191

Nellie Bly; or. The sunbeam, c<»medy-dram;i in
4 acts, by Wilson Day. [114] p. 4^ Type-
written.

© Ic. Mar. 30, 1911 ; D : 23793 ; Wilson Day,
Salt Lake City, Utah. 32192

Nellie Butler, the switch-board girl; by Moran
and Heelan. 6 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Nellie Harris, New York ; D : 8434, Apr.
27, 1906; 2c. Apr. 27, 1906. 32193

Nellie Gray; drama in 4 acts, by M. Stevens.
[106] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 21, 1911; D: 24996; Millie
Stevens, Chicago. 32194

Nellie Lansing's million; play in 7 scenes, by
J. A. Jordan. 49 p. 4°: Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 21, 1913; D: 34319; John A. .Tor-
dan, San Francisco. 32195

Nellie Martin, militant; play in 3 acts, by H,
Houston. [62] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 30, 1914 ; D : 36570 ; Harris Hous-
ton, Houston, Tex. 32195a

Nellie Moray; :i play in 5 acts, by H. Dumay
and W. Schuyler.

© Henri Dumav and William Schuyler, St.
Louis; 1896: 68.568, Dec. 17. 32196

Nellie, the beautiful cloak model.

© Albert H. Woods, New York; D : 9022,
Sept. 1, 1906. 32197

Nellie's beau; or. Love on the telephone, a
comedy in 1 act, by W. R. Foster, jr. New
York. AV. F. Vanden Houten, printer, 1879.
23 p. 12°.

© William R. Foster, jr.. New York; 1879:
2238, Feb. 17 ; 2c. Feb. 19. 32198

1612

32199

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

32219

Nellie's brother; composed and written by J. S.
Gibbs.

© Joseph S. Gibbs, Homer, Mich. ; 1894 :
7127, Jan. 31. 32199

Nellie's husband; tabloid comedy in S^cts, by
Ohas. Morton. Chicago, Chicago mariuscript
CO., 1915. 28 p. f°. Mimeographed.

© June 17, 1915; 2c. Aug. 5, 1915; D:
41429 ; Alexander Byers, Chicago. 32199a

Nellie's jag; an original 1 act play, by F. A.
Connor. 7 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Frank A. Connor, New York; D : 15115,
Feb. 18, 1909; 2c. Feb. 18, 19U9. 32200

Nellina; dramma in 3 atti. di R. Bracco. Napoli.
Tipogratia Melfi & Joele, 1908. 48 p, 4°.

© Roberto Bracco, Naples ; D : 14553, Dec.
17, 1908 ; 2c. Dec. 17, 1908. 32201

Nell's burglar; by J. B, Helm. Typewritten.
© Jessie B. Helm, Cleveland; 1900 A:
22502, Sept. 10; 2c. Sept. 10. 32202

Nell's dot; a play in 1 act, by Minnie Kaye
[pseud, of M. Krakauer]

© Minnie Krakauer, New York; D: 11863,
Dec. 5, 1907. 32203

Nell's to-morrow; playlet, by F. Thorn. [2],
18 p. 8°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 14, 1913; D : 33497 ; Fanny
Thorn, New York. 32204

Nelly Kavanagh; or, A young girl's vow, a

drama in 4 acts, by E. Schiff and A. Benrirao.

© Emma Schiff and A. Benrimo, New York ;

1877 : 7329, June 22. 32205

Nelly Neil; new musical play, by C. M. S. Mc-
Lellan, music by Ivan Caryll. London. Chap-
pell & CO., ltd., 1907. 30 p. 8°. [Libretto
only]

© Chappell & CO.. ltd., London; D^ 9861,
Jan. 21, 1907; 2c. Jan. 21, 1907. 32206

Nelly Bozier; comedie en 3 actes, par Paul Bil-
haud et Maurice Hennequin. Paris, P. V.
Stock, 1902. 3 p. 1., 176 p. 8°.

© P. V. Stock, Paris ; D : 1898, May 16,
1902 ; 2c May 16, 1902. 32207

Nelson (The) touch; a comedy in 1 act. by F.
Fenn, adapted from The little pale man, by
Mayne Lindsay. New York, S. French ; Lon-
don, S. French, ltd., 1908. 20 p. 12°.
( [French's international copyrighted ed. of
the works of the best authors] )

© Frederick Fenn, London ; D : 12568. Mar.
18, 1908 ; 2c. Apr. 14, 1908. 32210

Nemesis; a comic opera in 2 acts, libretto by
A. W. Draper.

© A. Wetherell Draper, New Haven; 1892:
41583, Oct. 14. 32211

— a drama in 5 acts, by D. Hastings.

© Dille Hastings, Philadelphia; 1888:
32266, Nov. 14. 32212

drama in 1 act, by A. H. Rosley. [2], 45 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 28, 1914 ; D : 37687 ; Adrian H.
Rosley, Brooklyn. 32212a

an opera bouffe done into English, by S.

Fiske and H. B. Farnie.

© Stephen Fiske, United States; 1873:

9285, Aug. 18. 32213

— — ■ a tragedy in 5 acts, by Aida [pseud, of F. D.

Baker]

© Frances Davis Baker, Buffalo; 1898:
23915, Apr. 15. 32214

01-, A fortune, a 4 act drama, by L. Q.

Jeffries.

© L. Q. Jeffries, Wooster, O. ; 1882 : 10358.

June 22. 32215

— or, Sunshine and shadow, an original

drama in prologue and 4 acts, by W. A. Sliver
(Fred Marsden)

© W. A. Sliver, New York; 1872:3434,
Apr. 4; 2c. July 8, 1876. 32216

or, Terrible consequences, social drama in

5 acts by H. Wagner.

© Hermann Wagner, Milwaukee; 1897:
29244, May 13. 32217

•or. The viper, drama of southern life be-

Nelly Trent and Sally's servant; a dramatiza-
tion of Charles Dickens' Old curiosity shop, a
play in 5 acts and 6 tableaux, by M. J, May-
hew.

© Mary J Mayhew, New York ; 1875 : 10804, Nemesis (The) of the French revolution. See
Oct 19 32208 Cordelia.

fore the (Mvil War, in 4 acts, by E. Roy. 88 p.
f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 5, 1911; D: 24406; Elberta
Roy, Chicago. 32218

Nelly's rival; a sketch in 1 act, I)y S. S. Nemo; an original melodrama in 5 acts, by C. A.

Reynolds. Bancroft.

© Walter H Baker & co., Boston ; 1898 : © Charles A. Bancroft, Boston ; 1890 : 25941.

75512, Dec. 24 ; 2c. Jan. 18, 1899. 32209 Aug. 22. 32219

1613

32220

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

32240

Wemo — Continued.

an original, spectacular drama in a pro-
logue, 5 acts and 10 tableaux, written con-
jointly, by G. M. Greene and A. S. Thompson.
89 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Clav M. Greene and A. S. Thompson,
San Francisco ; 1877 : 12965, Nov. 10 ; 2c. Apr.
16, 1880. 32220

■ a romantic melodrama in 4 acts, by L. H.

Haywood.

© Louis H. Haywood, Dallas, Tex.; 1889:

464, Jan. 4; 2c. Jan. 4. 32221

or. The twin sisters, an original comedy

drama, by J. R. Haywood, in 4 acts and 4
grand tableaux.

© Josie Robinson Haywood, Chicago ; 1892 :
26631, June 25. 32222

Nemtudomka; eredeti operette 3 felv., szove-
get irta Bakouyi K., zenejet, Harsanyi Z.solt
verseire, .szerzette Huszka Jeuf). 146 p.
diagr. Mimeographed. [Libretto only]

© Jan. 14, 1914 ; Ic. June 8, 1914 ; D : 37331 ;
Marton Sandor, Budapest. 32222a

Nenajo; words by C. S. Parker.

© Constance S. Parker, Kalamazoo, Mich. ;
1888 : 16725, June 11. 32223

Neota, the avenger; a melodramatic sensation
in 3 acts, by J. Barnes.

© James Barnes, New York; 1875:9053,
Sept. 1. 32224

Nephew (The); a comedy, by I. Witmark and
F. B. Hawkins.

© Isidor Witmark, New York ; 1892 : 11518,
Mar. 14. 32225

Nephew of his uncle; 1 act comedy, by K.
Schaefer.

© Konrad Schaefer, Chicago; 1892:1563,
Jan. 8. 32226

Nephew or uncle; a comedy in 3 acts, tr. from

Schiller's Der neffe als onkel, by Allan Abbott.

Boston, W. H. Baker & co., 1907. 39 p. 12°.

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston ; D : 10219,

Mar. 27, 1907 ; 2c. May 3, 1907. 32227

Nephew's (A) curse; by E. B. Pope.

© Edwin B. Pope, St. Louis ; D : 1611S,
Juno 23, 1909. 32228

Neptune; or. Crossing the line, a nautical
drama in 1 act and 3 scenes, by Joseph D.
Johnson. [Philadelphia, 1890] cover-title,
7 p. 8°.

© Neptune club, Philadelphia; 1896:27009,
May 2 ; 2c. Sept. 26. 32229

Neptune jr. ; a comic opera in 2 acts, by Myrtle
Heed and B. R. McDonald, music by Helen M.
Gilmore. 50 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto
only]

. © Bertha Reynolds MacDonald, Chicago;
D : 682p, June 15, 1905 ; 2c. June 15, 1905.

32230

Neptune's affinities; a musical comedy in 2
acts, by A. H. Perry. 32 p. 4°. Typewritten.
[Libretto only]

© Ic. Feb. 23, 1912 ; D : 28814 ; A. H. Perrv,
Mill Valley, Cal. 32231

Neptune's bride; by H. L. Bowdoin. 2 p. f°.
Typewritten. [Scenario]

© Harry Livingston Bowdoin, New York ;
D:8955, Aug. 13, 1906; 2c. Aug. 13, 1906.

32232

Neptune's davighter; by Manuel Klein and E. P.

Temple, original scenario of H. L. Bowdoin,

music by M. Klein. 46 p. 4°. [Libretto only]

© Edward P. Temple, New York ; D : 9831,

Jan. 23, 1907 ; 2c. Jan. 25, 1907. 32233

a dramatic composition, by Manuel Klein

and E. P. Temple.

© Edward P. Temple, New York ; D : 9849.
Jan. 25, 1907. [For copies reed, see D:9S311

32234

Neptune's isle, and other plays for children;
by J. J. Chapman. New York, Moffat. Yard
& company, 1911. v. 196 p. 12°.

Contents : Neptune's isle. — A family quar-
rel.— -Wilfrid the young. — Christmas once
more.

© Dec. 13, 1911; 2c. Dec. 19. 1911; A:
303496; John Jay Chapman, Barrytown, N. Y.

32235

Nero; drama, by Stephen Phillips. New Y^'ork.
London, The Macmillan companv, 1906. v,
200 p. 12°.

© Macmillan co.. New York ; D : 8087, IMar.
2, 1906; 2c. Mar. 2, 1900. 32236

a drama in 2 parts, by F. P. Savinien. [15],

186 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 25, 1912 ; D : 31038 ; Francis P.
Savinien, San Francisco. 32237

— 5 act play, by Kurt Matull.

© Charles Racine Tyler, New York; D:
3828, Aug. 13, 1903. 32238

— an historical play, by W. W. Story.

© W. W. Story, Unitcl States ; 1875 : 7969,
July 29. 32239

— tragedy in 5 acts, bj- 0. E. Barton.

© George Edward I>arton, Brookline,
Mass. ; D : 13753, Sept. 10, 1908, 32240

1614

32241

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

32261

Nero — Continued.

tragico-comedy in 5 acts, tr. by Fioravante

A. Malesci, from Pietro Cossa's original Italian

play.

© Fioravante A. Malesci, New York ; 1886 :

19031, Aug. 23. 32241

or. The fall of Borne, by I. Kiralfy. 6 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Imre Kiralfy, New York; 1888:11037,
Apr. 16; 2c. Apr. 16. 32242

Same. Kev. ed. [New York, 1888] 24 p.

1 pi. 8°.

© Imre Kiralfy, New York; 1888:23076,
Aug. 10 ; 2c. July 28. 32243

— See also Zero.

Nero below zero; or. The gladiator, sketch in 1
act, by Gerta J. Sutherland and C. Anson
Barker. [1], 7 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 22, 1913 ; D : 35100 ; G. J. Suther-
land, San Francisco. 32244

Nero im reifrock; drama in 4 acts, by Kyra N.
d'Autom.

© Kyra Ninon d'Autom, New York; D:
5998, Jan. 3, 1905. 32245

Nero, the Irish Roman; by W. H. Coyle. 6 p.
f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 4, 1909; D : 17625 ; William
Henry Coyle, Philadelphia. 32246

Nero, the sixth emperor of Rome; a drama in
5 acts, by W. H. Skentelburg.

© W. H. Skentelburg, Dundee, Mich. ; 1894 :
35291, July 23. • 32247

Nerve; comedy in 1 act, by W. Bradshaw. [8]
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 7, 1914; D: 37775; Will Brad-
shaw, Chicago. 32247a

comedy playlet in 1 act, by Victor H. Smal-

ley. 14 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 11, 1909; D: 16539; ^George
Bloomquest, Minneapolis. 32248

a drama in 5 acts, and 4 tableaux, by J. D.

Graham.

© John D. Graham, United States; 1876:
14016, Dec. 16. 32249

a farce in 1 act, by L. Grant.

© Lawrence Grant and William F. Haw-
trey, London ; D : 15580, Apr. 7, 1909. 32250

melodrama in 1 act, by L. Rouillion. [1],

7 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 7, 1913 ; D : 31901 ; Louis Rouil-
lion, New York. 32251

■an original comedy drama in 4 acts, by

G. J. Heege.

© Gustave J. Heege, United States; 1888:
9116, Mar. 29. 32252

Nerve — Continued.

or. In clover, a farcical comedy in 4 acts,

by C. T. Vincent.
© Charles T. Vincent, New York; 1888:

674, Jan. 6. 32253

Nerve (The) specialist; farce comedy in 1 act,
by L. Clemens. [2], 24 p. 4°. Ms.

© Ic. Dec. 7, 1914; D: 39021; Le Roy
Clemens, New York. 32253a

Nerves; a comedy in 3 acts, by M. Walsh and
M. J. Safford.

© Marie Walsh and Marv J. Safford, United
States ; D : 7768, Dec. 26, 1905. 32254

• farce in 1 act, by B. H. Voigt. [46] p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 30, 1913 ; D : 35501 ; Bernhard II.
Voigt, Brooklyn. 32255

Nervose (Der) redakteur; lustspiel in 3 akten,
von Juliu.s Knopf. Berlin. E. Blocli, 1932.
68 p. 12°.

© Ic. Feb. 19, 1913; D: 33444; Eduard
Bloch, Berlin. 32256

Nervous prostration; a farcical comedy in 3
acts, by F. B. Stanford. Typewritten.

© Frederick B. Stanford, Brooklyn; 1897:
40S84, July 14 ; 2c. July 14. 32257

Nervous (A) set; comedy in 3 acts, tr. from the
French of [Theodore] Barriereand [Victorien]
Sardou, by S. M. Quiucy. Boston, Rand,
Avery and Frye, 1870. 96 p. 12°.

© S. M. Quincy, Boston; 1870:4144, Nov.
28; 2c. Dec. 5. 32258

Nervous (A) wife. Sec Fortunate (The) man.

Neschuma; by N. Dor^e.

©NadageDoree, United States; 1892:42080,
Oct. 17. 32259

Nest (The) eg'g; comedy in 2 acts, by A. C.
O'Deu. 74 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 10, 1910 ; D : 22026 ; Anne Cald-
well O'Dea, Roekville Centre, N. Y. 32260

play in 1 act, by II. Torrence. [1], 27 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 28, 1914; D: 36502; Kidgely
Torrence, Cos Cob, Conn. 32260a

Nest (The) of crime; 3 act romantic comedy
drama, by C. F. Harrison. 36 p. t". Type-
written.

© Ic. Apr. 14, 1915; D: 40367; Chas. F.
Harrison, McKinney, Tex. 32260b

Net (The); comedy drama in 4 acts, by W. C.
Herman. 78 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 26, 1913 ; D': 33324 ; W. C. Her-
man, Chicago. 32261

1615

62262

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

32281

Netherside (The); drama in 3 acts, by V. H.
Schafer. [4], 73 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 18, 1910; 0:21583; Victor H.
Schafer, Cincinnati, O. 32262

Netta. the vivandiere; or. The pride of the
19th, a new historical military drama and
allegory, iu 5 acts, with accompanying tab-
leaux.

© J. W. Lewis and D. Grey Lewis, Ta-
maqua. Pa. ; 1871 : 6370, July 5. 32263

Nettle (The); comedy for 1 male and 1 female,
by Ernest Warren, text and stage business ed.
and rev. by Pauline Phelps and Marion Short
[Werner ed.] New York, E. S. Werner »& co.,
1906. 17 p. 12°.

© Edgar S. Werner, New York ; D : 9439,
Nov. 15, 1906; 2c. Nov. 22, 1906. 32264

Nettle (The) and the rose; a picturesque com-
edy in 4 acts, by A. K. Fulton. 104 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Albert K. Fulton, Baltimore; 1890:2087,
Jan. 15; 2c. Feb. 15; Ic. rev. ed. Jan. 2, 1892.

32265

Network (The); play in 3 acts, by M. C. Went-
worth. [5], 165 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 7, 1912 ; D : 31007 ; Marion Craig
Wentworth, Boston. 32266

Neue (Die) aera; von H. Riotte. New York,
International news co., 1904. 103 p. 12°.

© Hermann Riotte, Germany ; D : 5706, Oct.
29, 1904; 2c. Oct. 29, 1904. 32267

Neue (Der) compagnon; schwank in 3 akten,
von Richard Skowronnek. 121 p. 12°.
Printed.

© Ic. Dec. 9, 1910; D : 22774 ; Felix Bloch
erben, Berlin. 32268

Neue (Der) dirigent; komische oper in 3 aliten,
von Ludwig Heidingsfeld, text von Karl Biber-
feld und vom komponisten, dichtung zu den
geschlossenen gesiingen von Karl Lentz und
vom komponisten. VoUstilndiges textbuch.
Danzig, Kommissions-verhig H. Lau, 1908.
55 p. 12°.

© Hermann Lau, Danzig, Germanv ; D :
12762, Apr. 16, 1908; 2c. Apr. 16, 1908. 32269

Neue (Die) entdeckung-; ein drastisches lust-
spiel in 2 aufziigen, von IL Vogel. L:iwrence.
Mass., Dick & Trumpold [1900] 30 p. 24°.

© Emil Vogel, Lawrence, Mass. ; 1900 A :
5206, Feb. 26 ; 2c. Feb. 26. 32270

Neue (Das) geschlecht; komodie iu 4 aufziigen,
von Rainunid Eckhardt. Berlin, Vita, deutsches
verlagshaus, 1907. 3 p. 1., [5]-110 p. 12°.

© Vita, deutsches verlagshaus, Berlin ; D :
10827, June 22, 1907 ; 2c. June 24, 1907.

32271

Neue (Das) Ghetto; a play in 4 acts, by T. Herzl.
New York, 1S8S. 124 p. 12°.

© Theodor Herzl, Berlin ; 1898 : 17530, Mar.
15 ; 2c. Mar. 15. 32272

Neue (Das) heilmittel; ein schauspiel in 3 ak-
ten, von Wenzel Goldbaum. Berlin, Concordia
deutsche verlags-anstalt, g. m. b. h., 1913. 84
p. 12°.

© Ic. Mar. 3, 1913; D: 32498; Concordia
deutsche verlags-anstalt, g. m. b. h., Berlin.

32273

Neue (Das) madchen; vaudeville in 3 akten,
von Bernhard Buchbinder, muslk von Richard
Fronz. Textbuch. Wien, F. W. Schmieden
& CO., 1911. 80 p. 8°.

© Ic. Sept. 29, 1911; D : 25351 ; F. W.
Schmieden & co., Vienna. 32274

Neue (Der) Shy lock; schauspiel in 4 akten, von
Herman Scheffauer. autorisierte iibertragung
aus dem englischen von I^. Leonhanl. Berlin.
Berliner theater-verlag, g. m. b. h. 84 p. 12°.
© Ic. Aug. 27, 1913; D : 34258 ; Berliner
theater-verlag, g. m. b. h., Berlin. 32275

Neue (Die) sonne; schauspiel in 4 akten, von
Hermaim Hei.iernians. 101 p. 8°. Printed.

© Ic. Oct. 22, 1910; D: 22358; Felix Bloch
erben, Berlin. 32276

Neue (Der) weg; tragodie der erkenntnis in 3

aufziigen, von Paul Volckart. Leipzig, B.

Volger verlagsbuchhandlung, 1911. 96 p. 12°.

© Jul.v"12, 1911 ; 2c. Sept. 2, 1911 ; D : 25131 ;

Bruno Volger verlagsbuchhandlung, Leipzig.

32277

Neue welt und neue liebe; ein drama in 4 acten,
von G. Liebmann.

© Gustav Liebmann, Brookline, Mass. ; D :
2458, Oct. 17, 1902. ^ 32278

Neue (Der) wille; drama in 4 akten, von Walter
Bloem. Berlin, Vita, deutsches verlagshaus
[1906] 208 p. 12°.

© Vita, deutsches verlagshaus. Berlin; T);
9005, Sept. 10, 1906; 2c. Oct. 10, 1906. 32279

Same. [Elberfeld, A. IMaitini & Gruttefien,

g. m. b. li., 1905] 106 p. 8°.

© Buchdruckerei & verlagshandlung, A.
Martini & Griittefien, g. in. b. h.. Elberfeld,
Germany ; D : 6275, Mar. 3, 1905 ; 2c. Mar. 3.
1905. 32280

Neue zeit; ein altfranki.'.clios lustspiel in 4
akten, von Albert Paul. Berlin, F. Bloch
erben, 1909. 82 p. 12°.

© Ic. Oct. 16, 1909 ; D : 17117 ; Felix Bloch
erben, Berlin, 32281

1616

32282

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

32298

Neues leben; New Yorker sittenbild in 3 akten,
von Adolph Heine. [2], 60 p. 4". Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Oct. 20, 1913; D: 34856; Fred H.
James, New York. 32282

Neuland A. G.; komodie der halbheit in 4 auf-
ziigen, von Jeaunot Emil frhrn. v. Grotthuss,
fiir die biihne bearbeitet von Paul Ludwig
Fuhrmann und Victor Scliwanneke. Stutt-
gart, Greiner & Pfeiffer [1913] [3], 141 p.
12°.

© June 23, 1913; 2c. Sept. 18, 1913; D:
34472; Greiner & Pfeiffer, Stuttgart, Ger-
many. 32283

Neurasthenia; a farce in 1 act, by F. W.
Crowninshield. 1 p. 1., 15 p. 8°. Printed.

© Francis W. Crowninshield, New York ;
D : 12804, Apr. 22, 1908 ; 2c, May 13, 1908.

32284

Neutral; [American side-light of the war] by
S. B. Payne. 20 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 2, 1915; D: 41376; Sidney B.
Payne, New York. 32284a

Neutral ground; a drama from Cooper's
novel The spy, dramatized by L. H. Dempsey.
[2], 71 p. 4°. Ms. facsimile print.

© Lavinia Hortense Dempsey, Edgewater,
N. J.; 1886:4205, Feb. 11; 2c. Jan. 8, 1887.

32285

dramatized by L. F. Kengla from The spy,

by J. Fenimore Cooper. 54 p. f°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Leo Francis Kengla, Westchester, N. Y. ;
D : 14492, Dec. 10, 1908 ; 2c. Dec. 10, 1908.

32286

Neutrality; patriotic scream, by A. Colby. 23 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 26, 1915 ; D : 39800 ; Archie Colby,
New York. 32286a

[15]

20 minute playlet, by A. E. Phillips.

p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 27, 1915; D: 42452; Albert E.
Phillips, Buffalo. 32286b

Neutrals; drama in 1 act, by Marie Coe and
Leila Grant [i. e. L. G. Cullingford] 20 p.
4°. Typev/ritten.

© Ic. Jan. 7, 1915 ; D : 39332 ; Leila Grant
Cullingford. Los Angeles. 32286c

Nevada; a play in 1 act, by Charles Horwitz.
19 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© James E. Henry, Wilmington, Del.; D:
13755, Sept. 10, 1908; 2c. Sept. 10, 1908.

32287

Nevada — Continued.

or, The lost mine, a drama in 3 acts, by

G. M. Baker. Boston, G. M. Baker and com-
pany, 1882. 55 p. 12°. ( [Globe drama] )

© George M. Baker, Boston; 1882:11371,
July 11 ; 2c. July 11. 32288

Same.

© Emily F. Baker. Wellesley Hills,
Mass., as the widow of the author, in renewal
for 28 years. Renewal no. 507, Jan. 19, 1910.
Original entry, July 11, 1882, no. 11371.

32289

or. The silence of Rafael, western drama in

4 acts, by A. W. Wright. [72] p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Aug. 21, 1911 ; D : 25001 ; Adelle Wil-
liams Wright, Oakland, Cal. 32290

Nevada Kate; or, The bandits of Death Canyon
of the Sierra Nevada, a sensational drama in
3 acts, by E. F. Barnes.

© Edwin F. Barnes, Richmond ; 1874 : 2268,
Feb. 26. 32291

Nevada Ned, the king of gold; a drama in 5
acts, the romantic, dramatic, pantomimic con-
ception, by N. T. Oliver [Nevada Ned]

© E. O. Tilburn, Philadelphia ; 1888 : 17261.
June 16. 32292

Nevada Nell's mistake; a drama from real life,
by M. D. Parsons.

© M. D. Parsons, Los Angeles ; D : 13953.
Sept. 29, 1908. 32293

Nevada (A) nugget; by E. T. Sweet.

© Ellingham Tracy Sweet, Scranton, Pa. ;
D : 2590, Nov. 11, 1902. 32294

Nevada (The) ranchman; a play in 5 acts, by
A. S. Tillotson. [82] p. f". Typewritten.

© Albert S. Tillotson, Oceanport, N. J. ; D :
149G, Feb. 26, 1902 ; 2c. Feb. 26, 1902. 32295

Ne^'er afraid; or, Milly Maydew's fortune, a
drama in 4 acts and tableaux, by Richard H.
Cox.

© William H. Tuttle, San Francisco ; 1876 :
6826, June 1. 32296

Never again; farce in 1 act, by Wm. H. Sams
and G. Abbott. 11 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 26, 1914 ; D : 35790 ; George Ab-
bott, New York. 32296a

farce in 3 acts, by Anthony E. Wills. New

York, Dick & Fitzgerald, 1912. 52 p. 12°.

© Feb. 8, 1912 ; 2c. Feb. 9, 1912 ; D : 26818 ;
Dick & Fitzgerald, New York. 32297

1 act farce, by H. M. Harvey. [2], 42 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 17, 1913 ; D : 32979 ; Harold Mel-
lor Harvey, Grand Rapids, Mich. 32298

5379—16 102

1617

33399

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

32317

Never again — Continued.

a sketch, by E. Clifton. 20 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ethel Clifton, New York ; D : 16190, June
29, 1909; 2c. June 29, 1909. 33299

by F. \V. Eckliart. 16 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Vved W. Eckart, Chicago; D; 13511, Auj;.
6, 1908 ; 2c. Aug. 6, 1908. 32300

or, Twin twisters, a farcical comedy in 3

acts, by H. L. Binun and Nelson van Houten
Gurnee. 64 p. 4°. Typewritten.

I© Ic. Dec. 12, 1910 ; 1 ) : 22702, Harry Lee
Bimm, Dayton, O. 33301

See also It happened in Paris.

Never again — never; play, by O. T. Johnsone.
[9] p. 4°. Typewritten.
© Ic. Feb. 24, 1912; D: 28828; Otto T.

Johnsone, Brooklyn.

32302

Never count your chickens; play in 1 act, by
T. Terriss. [2], 15 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 11, 1912 ; D : 31308 ; Tom Terriss,
New York. 33303

Never deceive your wife; comedy in 1 act, by
A. C. Alton. 11 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 18, 1914; D : 36411 ; Arthur C.
Alton, New York. 32303a

Never despair. See Nil desperandum.

Never (The) mind cure; comedietta in 1 act,

by P. Wilstach. [2], 22 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 6, 1915; D : 42194 ; Paul Wil-

stach. New York. 32303b

Never put on what you can't take off; play in 1
act, by M. Medbury. 7 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 1, 1913 ; D : 32807 ; Martin Med-
bury, Alameda, Cal. 32304

Never say die; an original comedy-drama in 4
acts, by E. A. Locke.

© Edwin A. Locke, United States; 1886:
10650, May 4. 32305

Never tell a lie; comedy sketch in 1 act, by
James Madison. 11 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© le. Mar. 9, 1914; D : 36292 ; J. Louis
Mintz, New York. 32305a

Never too late.

© Nellie Malcolm, New York ; D : 12480,
Mar. 4, 1908. 33306

— ■ farce in 1 act, by A. F. Noreross and T. A.
Crowley. 14 p. f°. Typewritten.

© A. F. Noreross and T. A.Crowley, Boston ;
D: 13001, May 19. 1908; 2c. May 19, 1908.

33307

Never too late — Continued.

■ a sensational drama in 3 acts, by F. Du-

inont.
© Frank Dumont, Philadelphia; 1876:

8269, Mar. 16. 32308

Never too late to mend; dramatic sketch, by
J. M. Irwin. 17 p. 4". Typewritten.

© John Menick Irwin, New York ; D : 13683.
Aug. 29, 1908 ; 2c. Aug. 29, 1908. 33309

Never trouble trouble till trouble troubles
you; monologue, by E. H. Sothern. 9 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Edward H. Sothern, New York ; D : 912,
Sept. 7, 1901; 2c. Oct. 1, 1901. 32310

Never was; musical revuette in 1 act, by F.
Perugini and H. F. Cunningham. [6], 31 p.
4°. Typewritten. [Words only]

© Ic. Oct. 21. 1911; D: 25542; Francis
Perugini and Henry F. Cunningham, New
York. 33311

Nevermore; a farce comedy in 3 acts, bv Camp-
bell B. Casad. [102] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© C. B. Casad, New York ; D : 9843, Jan. 24,
1907; 2e. Jan. 25, 1907. 33313

New (A) Adam; a play in 4 acts, by P. L. Dun-
bar.

© Paul Lawrence Dunbar, Washington ;
1898 : 35194, June 8. 32313

New (The) administration; by W. A. Austin
and L. Conly. 67 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 4, 1911 ; D : 25450 ; Wm. A. Aus-
tin and Louella Conly, Newark, N. J. 33314

New adventures; play in 5 acts, by Charles W.
Goddard. 29 p. 12°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 12, 1915; D: 41484; Interna-
tional film service. New York. 33314a

New (The) age; by D. Carb. {In The Harvard
monthly, v. .W. no. 3, May, 1910)

© May 14, 1910 ; 2c. June 3, 1910 ; D ; 21264 ;
David Carb, Boston. 38315

New (The) Aladdin; an extravaganza in 2 acts,
by James T. Tanner and W. H. Risque, lyrics
by Adrian Ross, Percy Greenbank, W. H.
Risque and George Grossmith, jr., music by
Ivan Caryll and Lionel Monckton, additional
numbers by Frank E. Tours. London, Chappel
& CO., ltd., 1906. 30 p. 8°. [Words only]

© Chappel & CO., London ; D : 9160, Oct. 1,
1906 ; 2c. Oct. 1, 1906. 32316

New (The) Aladdin and the same old lamp; a
burlesque opera in 2 acts and several scenes.
by E. Lawrence Jenkins. New York, Hints
publishing company, 1902. cover-title. 25 i).
12°. [Libretto only]

© Hints pub. co., New York ; D : 2386, Sept.
26. 1902 ; 2c. Nov. 1, 1902. 32317

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32339

New Amsterdam; or, The pipe plot, an original
American comic opera in 3 acts, libretto by
M. J. Hand and E. R. Banl£S.

© M. J. Hand and Enos R. Banks, Balti-
more; 1894:6509, Jan. 27. 32318

New and original tambourine act; by B. Freeze.

© Billy Freeze, New York; 1891:25949,
July 20. 32319

New (The) and the old; H. B. Hoffman. 20 p.
8°. Tyi)evvritten.

© H. B. Hoffman, New York; D : 14550,
Dee. 16, 1908 ; 2e. Dec. 16, 1908. 32320

New (The) Arabian nights. See Florizel.

New (The) arrivals; comedy in 5 acts, [by] J.J.
Schlesinger.

© Julius J. Schlesinger, New York; 1888:
18755, June 30. 32321

New (The) artist model; 1 act playlet, by I.
Harris. 5 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 9, 1912 ; D : 30213 ; Irving Har-
ris, Little Rock, Ark. 32322

New (The) aviator; or, A little negro non-
sense, play in 1 act, by D. S. Holt. [1], 3 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 15, 1913; D: 34152; Daniel
Searcy Holt, Macon, Ga. 32323

New (The) baby; a comedy in 3 acts, by J.
Stetson.

© John Stetson, Boston ; 1894 : 19177, Apr.
13. 32324

sketch, by Wm. Kurt [pseud, of J. F.

Volkert] 18 p. 4°, Typewritten.
© Ic. Oct. 11, 1915; D: 41969; John F.

Volkert, Philadelphia. 32324a
See also Talking (The) woman.

New (The) Babylon; a burlesque in 3 acts, by
J. A. Eraser, jr.

© John Arthur Eraser, jr., Chicago; 1897:
27049, May 3. ^ 32325

New bell boy; by A. Van.

© Arthur Van, Norwich, Conn. ; D : 7471,
Oct. 28, 1905. 32326

New (The) Betty; vaudeville sketch, by B. W.
Kirk. 7 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 24, 1915 ; D : 42038 ; Bertha W.
Kirk, Chicago. 32326a

New big sensation; a dramatic composition, by
Z. Flynn. 17 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Zittella Flynn, Buffalo ; D : 1855, May 9,
1902 ; 2c. May 9, 1902. 32327

New (The) birth; modern drama in 3 acts, by
J. B. Hosford. [62] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 8, 1912 ; D : 29309 ; J. B. Hosford,
Portland, Or. 32328

New (The) blood. See Sangue (II) nuovo.

New (The) boy; a farcical play in 3 acts, by
Arthur Law. New York, S. French; London,
S. French, ltd., 1904. 66 p. 12°. ([French's
library ed. of plays, no. 6] ) *

© Samuel French, New York; D : 5791.
Nov. 18, 1904 ; 2c. Nov. 28, 1904. 32329

New brooms sweep clean. See Social (The)
stage.

New (The) bully; or, Casey's Corners, a musi-
cal farce comedy in 3 acts, by F. P. Fowler.

© Frank P. Fowler, Brooklvn ; 1898 : 12248,
Feb. 18. 32330

New (The) butler; by F. L. Walson. 5 p. 8°.
Typewritten.

© F. Law Walson, Bordentown, N. J. ; D :
3238, Apr. 3, 1903; 2c. Apr. 3, 1903. 32331

New (The) cadet; play in 1 act, by Aaron Hoff-
man. 22 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 20, 1911; D : 23147 ; Harvey
Brooks, Philadelphia. 32332

New (The) Camille; a play in 5 acts, by E. F.
Bisliop.

© Eleanor Fletcher Bishop, New York;
1SS6 : 1896, Jan. 23. 32333

or. The love of Seraphine, dramatization

in 1 act and 2 scenes, by C. Weixler. 7 p.
f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 4, 1911 ; D : 23269 ; Charles Weix-
ler, Hoboken, N. J. 32334

New (The) century. .

© Robert Blei syndicate. New York ; 1899 :
73568, Nov. 11. 32335

New (The) char; farcical adventure, by K.
Howard [pseud, of J. K. Bell] [1], 12 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 29, 1913 ; D : 34893 ; Keble How-
ard, I\Ierstham, England. 32336

New (The) chauffeur; an automobile skit in 1
act, bv Harry E. Shelland. New York, Dick &
Fitzgerald, 1904. 10 p. 12°.

© Dick & Fitzgerald, New York ; D : 5196,
June 16, 1904 ; 2c. June 25. 1904. 32337

a 1 act dialogue, by Charles Horwitz. 12 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Lawrence & Dale, Roxbury, Mass. ; D :
11833, Nov. 29, 1907 ; 2c. Nov. 29, 1907. 32338

New (The) chief of police; story taken from
life, in 1 act, by W. Montague. 12 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 20, 1913 ; D : 34781 ; Walter Mon-
tague, San Francisco. 32339

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32354

New (A) comedy of errors. See Black (The)
and white twins.

New (The) Christmas book; recitations, plays,
dialogues, drills, tableaux, pantomimes, quo-
tations, songs, facts and the novelty A living
Christmas magazine, ed. by Jos. C. Sindelar.
Chicago, A. Flanagan company [1910] 165 p.
front, illfis. 12°.

© Nov. 8, 1910; 2c. Nov. 16, 1910; A:
275467 ; A. Flanagan co., Chicago. 32339a

New (The) citizenship; a civic ritual devised

for places of public meeting in America, by New (The) commandment; a comedy in 4 acts,
Percy Mackaye. New York, The Macmillan by M. B. Long. Columbus, O., Press of Spahr

New (The) (coming) woman and the new?;
sketch in 1 act, words by Sig. S. SchifE and
Edward Navratil, music by Sig. S. SchifE.
Typewritten.

© Schiff, Navratil & co., New York ; 1895 :
17486, Mar. 28 ; 2c. Mar. 28. 32346

company, 1915. 92 p. 16°.

© Oct. 27, 1915 ; 2c. and afE. Oct. 28, 1915 ;
A : 416110 ; Macmillan co., New York. 32339b

New (The) claim; western drama in 1 act, by
Nelson Compston. Chicago, Chicago manu-
script CO., 1914. [1], 17 p. f°. Mimeo-
graphed.

© Nov. 12, 1914; 2c. Nov. 23, 1914; D:
38899; Alex. Byers, Chicago. 32339c New (The) commissioner; a comedy in 4 acts,

New (The) clerk; comedy sketch in 1 act, by ^^ ^- ^- Stuart.

& Glenn [1908] 2 p. 1., 79 p. 12'

© Maxwell Budd Long, Gambier, O. ; D:
12643, Mar. 30, 1908 ; 2c. Mar. 28, 1908. 32347

— a drama in prologue and 4 acts, by C. De
Glopper. [155] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Clifford De Glopper, Nashville, Tenn. ;
D : 7372, Oct. 9, 1905 ; 2c. Oct. 25, 1905. 32348

C. D, Kelly. 12 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 7, 1911; D: 25158; Claude D.
Kelly, New York. 32340

musical farce in 2 scenes, by E. Carr. 15 p.

© B. Cumberland Stuart, New York; D:
10803, June 19, 1907. 32349

play in 1 act, by J. E. Davis. 4 p. f°.

4 . Typewritten. [Words only]

© Ic. Oct. 21, 1915 ; D : 4204S ; Eddie Carr,
New York. 32340a

New coachman; by G. Gardner. 13 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Grace Gardner, New York ; D : 783.5, Jan.
2, 1906; 2c. Nov. 17, 1905. 32341

New (The) code; comedy in 3 acts, by F. E.
Dome. [112] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 6, 1911 ; D : 24145 ; F. E. Dumm,
Columbus, O. 32342

— play in prologue and 3 acts, by B. P. Rider.
97 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 11, 1913 ; D : 33488 ; Bertha Perl
Rider, Philadelphia. 32343

New (The) co-ed; original comedy in 4 acts, by
Marie Doran. New York, S. French ; London,
S. French, ltd., 1915. 96 p. 12°. (On cover:
French's international copyrighted ed. of the
works of the best authors, no. 311)

© Oct. 8, 1915; 2c. Oct. 11, 1915; D:
41949 ; Samuel French, New York. 32343a
New (The) collector; by J. Madison.

© James Madison, New York ; D : 13908.

Sept. 23, 1908. 32344

New comedies; by Lady Gregory. New York

and London, G. P. Putnam's sons, 1913. v,

166 p. front, (port.) 12°.

Contents : Bogie men. — Full moon. —
Coats. — Damer's gold. — McDonough's v/ife.

© Mar. 14, 1913; 2c. Mar. 18, 1913; A:
332868 ; Lady Gregory, % G. P. Putnam's sons.
New York. 32345

Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 26, 1915 ; D : 42356 ; J. Edmond
Davis, Chicago. 32349a

New (The) company commander; a farce com-
edy in 3 acts, by G. D. Coulter.

© Guy D. Coulter, Sacket Harbor, N. Y. ;
D : 8876, May 16, 1906. 32350

New (The) cook; a comedy sketch in 1 act, by
H. R. de Leon.

© H. R. de Leon, New York ; D : 3193, Mar.
26, 1903. 32351

— a musical comedy in 3 acts, by G. B. Alex-
ander. [195] p. f°. Typewritten. [Libretto
only]

© George B. Alexander, Sea Cliff, N. Y. ; D :
8962, Aug. 15, 1900 ; 2c. July 31, 1906. 32352

— See also Sketches.

New (The) counsel; drama in 4 acts, by A.
Blees. 79 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 13, 1913; D : 32671 ; A. Blees,
Des Moines. 32353

New (The) country; drama in 1 act, by W. A.
Boughton. [32] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 1, 1914 ; D : 37444 ; Willis Arnold
Boughton, Cambridge, Mass. 32353a

New (The) crusade; a comedy in 2 acts, by
R. B. Gale. [58] p. 4°, Typewritten.

© Rachel Baker Gale, Haverhill, Mass. ;
D : 13402, July 23, 1908 ; 2c. July 23, 1908.

32354

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COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

32372

New (A) cure for rheumatism; comedy in 4
acts, by E. Hopkins. 179 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Feb. 23, 1915 ; D : 39761 ; Edwin Hop-
kins, New York. 32354a

New (The) dawn; a drama in 4 acts, by A. L.
Johnson. 4°. Typewritten.

© Annie Lewis Johnson, United States;
1892 : 15814, Apr. 11 ; Ic. Feb. 20, 1897. 32355

play in 3 acts, and 4 scenes, by M. Moore-
Clement. [6], 89 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 13, 1912 ; D : 31385 ; Maud Moore-
Clement, Chicago. 32356

New (The) day; drama in 4 acts, by T. E. B.
Henry. 116 p. 4°, Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 26, 1910; D : 20590 ; T. E. B.
Henry, New York. 32357

New (The) detective; or. The freaks of a
phonograph, a comedy, by W. E. Chapman.

© Will E. Chapman, New York; 1878:
10432, Sept. 11. 32358

New (The) dispensation; dramatic sketch, by
F. Allen. 10 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 4, 1910; D: 20706; Frederick
Allen, Salt Lake City. 32359

New (The) district attorney; musical comedy
in 1 act, by Billy K. Wells. [2], 47 p. 4°.
Typewritten. [Words only]

© Ic. Nov. 27, 1915; D: 42360; Jas. E.
Cooper, New York. 32359a

New (The) dominion; a modern legitimate com-
edy, by C. Clement.

© Clay Clement, United States; 1894:
16465, Mar. 23. 32360

New (A) drama (Un drama nuevo); tragedy
in 3 acts, from the Spanish of Don Manuel
Tamayo y Bans, tr. by J. D. Fitz-Gerald and
Thacher Howland Guild, with an introduc-
tion, by J. D. Fitz-Gerald. New York, The
Hispanic society of America, 1915. xxvi, 152
p. 8°.

© Oct. 11, 1915 ; 2c. Oct. 13, 1915 ; D : 41977 ;
John Driscoll Fitz-Gerald and Lois Greene
Guild, Urbana, 111. 32360a

New (The) East Lynne; an original adaptation
in 5 acts, by C. W. Tayleure.

© Clifton W. Tayleure, Brooklyn; 1882:
4091, Mar. 14. 32361

New England (A) community; by L, R. Stock-
well.

© Louis R. Stockwell, Fresno, Gal.; 1899:
40484, June 20. 32362

New England echoes; rural comedy in 1 act, by
E. Rupert. 10 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 11, 1910 ; D : 20423 ; Everett Ru-
pert, Grand Junction, Col. 32363

New England folks.

© Harry La Marr. Chelsea, Mass.; D : 4843,

Mar. 6, 1904. 32364

comedy drama in 3 acts, by May Agnes

Greason.

© • Sydney Greason, New York ; D : 6526,

Apr. 17, 1905. 32365

a play in 4 acts, by G. W. Presbrey.

© Gene W. Presbrey, New York; 1889:
5964, Feb. 21. 32366

See also Among the Berkshires.

New England hills; an idyl of the land of the
mighty Uncas, in 4 acts, by W. D. Rose.

© William Davis Rose, Norwich, Conn. ;
D : 11754, Oct. 7, 1907. 32367

New England (A) hom^; a dramatical sketch,
by H. La Marr.

© Harry La Marr, Boston ; 1891 : 37087,
Oct. 15. 32368

New England homestead; a rural comedy
drama in 4 acts, by G. Arnold. [34] p., f°.
Typewritten.

© Gus Arnold, Ft. Worth, Tex.; D : 3232,
Apr. 3, 1903; Ic. Apr. 3, 1903; Ic. Apr. 23.
1903. 32369

New England (The) tragedies; by Henry Wads-
worth Longfellow. Boston, Houghton, Mif-
flin & company.

Contents : 1. John Endicott.— 2. Giles Corey
of the Salem farms.

© Erne-st W. Longfellow, Cambridge, Mass.,
in renewal for 14 years from Sept. 30, 1896;
1896 : 52576, Sept. 21 ; 2c. June 22. 32369a

- — ■ Same.

© Ernest W. Longfellow, Cambridge, Mass.,
as the child of the deceased author, in ex-
tension for 14 years. Renewal no. 338, Nov.
22, 1909. Renewal entry, Sept. 21, 1896, no.
52576. 32369b

See also Christus. — John Endicott. — Giles

Corey of the Salem farms.

New Englanders (The); in 4 acts, by I. A.
Dodge. [129] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ira Avery Dodge, New York; D:6331,
Mar. 14, 1905 ; 2c. Mar. 14. 1905. 32370

New (The) era; a play, by C. W. Caryl. Mimeo-
graphed.

© Chas. W. Caryl. Denver; 1895:49824,
Oct. 1; 2c. Sept. 4, 1896. 32371

a point of view in 4 acts, by E. O'Connor.

[56] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 12. 1913; D: 34107; Evolvn
O'Connor, Rochester, N. Y. 32372

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32394

New errand boy; a musical comedy in 2 acts,
by George Totten Smith.

© P. H. Sullivan, New York ; D : 8905, Aug.
2, 1906. 32373

New (A) Esther; play in 1 act, by O. Leonard.
5 p. 4°. Printed.

© Feb. 24, 1911; 2c. Mar. 6, 1911; D:
23569; Young Israel, Cincinnati. 32374

New (A) Eve in the old Eden; dramatic slsetch,
by L. Cleveland.

© Lucy Cleveland, New York ; D : 1762, Apr.
21, 1902. 32375

Same. New ed.

© Lucy Cleveland, New York ; D : 5449, Aug.
16, 1904. 32376

New (The) feminine love; play in 4 acts, by
H. Recordon. 21 p.' f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 14, 1915 ; D : 40649 ; Henry Re-
cordon. Brooklyn. 32376a

New (The) firm; playlet, by H. E. De Lasaux.
[2], 17 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 12, 1912; D: 31115; Harry E.
De Lasaux, Orland, Cal. 32377

New (A) flag drill; by Adelaide Wescott Hatch.
New York, Hints publishing company, 1903.
cover-title, [3] p. 12°.

© Hints pub. co.. New York ; D : 4194, Nov.
5, 1903 ; 2c. Nov. 17, 1903. 32378

New (The) flower; botanical comedy in 2 acts,
by E. Riley. 39 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 6, 1912 ; D : 28239 ; Edward Riley,
New York. 32379

New (The) flying Dutchman; a romantic
legendary drama in 4 acts, by T. H. Glenney.
80 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Edmund Law Rogers. Baltimore ; 1883 :
11212, June 19 ; 2c. Sept. 24. 32380

New game; by J. Brodrick.

© .Tohn Brodrick, New York; 1893:48569,
Oct. 31. 32381

New (The) generation; a drama in 4 acts, tr.
by S. Conrad. 79 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 21, 1914; D: 39438; Solomon
Conrad, Brooklyn. 32381a

a play in 4 acts, by J. E. Goodman. 139 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Jules Eckert Goodman, New York ; D :
12820, Apr. 24, 1908 ; 2c. Sept. 4, 1908.

32382

New (The) German; a play in 5 acts, by J. B.
Bradford and F. Stinson.

© J. B. Bradford and Fred Stinson, Massa-
chusetts; 1872:12732, Dec. 3. 32383

See also Fritz's brother.

New (A) Godiva; an emotional play in 4 acts,
by E. Coleman.

© Edward Coleman, New York; 1880:
13875, Sept. 11. 32384

— sCa emotional society drama in 4 acts, by
W. H. Phillips. [New York, W. P. Hickok,
1887] 54 p. 16°.

© Waldorf H. Phillips, New York; 1887:
20057, Aug. 5 ; 2c. Jan. 21. 1888. 32385

or, A sacrifice for a life, by E. R. Cosson.

© Eugene R. Cossou, St. Louis; 1877:
15004, Dec. 24. 32386

New (The) governess; a comedy in 1 act, by
Janet Edmondson AValker. New York, The
Roxbury publishing company [1899] 16 p.
16°. (Wizard series)

© Roxbury pub. co.. New York ; 1899 :
76307, Nov. 22; 2c. Nov, 15. 32387

New (The) Hamlet; intermixed and interwoven
witli a rev. version of Romeo and Juliet, by
W. H. Smith and the Smith family, farmers.
[Peoria, J. W. Franks & sons, 1902] 64 p.
obi. 24°.

© Wm. Hawley Smith. Peoria, 111.; D:
1970, June 5, 1902 ; 2c. June 23, 1902. 32388

New Hampshire (A) girl; musical comedy,
book by Cliarles H. Hillman, music bv A.
Bergh. [21] p. f°. Typewritten, [Libretto
only]

© Arthur Bergh, New York ; D : 9248, Oct,
16, 1906; 2c. Oct. 16, 1906. 32389

New Hampshire gold; a comedy drama in 3
acts, by Katharine E. Rand. Boston, W, H.
Baker & co., 1897.

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston; 1897:
30911. May 22 ; 2c. Aug. 13. 32390

New (The) Hanlons le-voyage-en-Suisse (A
trip to Switzerland); a pantomimic musical
comedy in 4 acts, by J. F. Byrne. [142] p.
4°. Typewritten. [Words only]

© John F. Byrne, Norwich, Conn. ; D : 2261,
Aug. 22, 1902; 2c. Aug. 22, 1902. 32391

New Harmony; a musical play in 3 acts, book
by Arthur Gillespie and Otis Turner, lyrics by
A. Gillespie, score by Horatio N. Peabody.
[114] p. 4°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© Arthur J. Gillespie, Chicago ; D : 8530,
May 11. 1900: 2c. Apr. 30, 1906. 32392

New hatched friends; a play in 8 acts, by W.
Horgan.

© William Horgan, Memphis, Tenu. ; 1873 :
9965, Sept. 5. 32393

New (The) heir; a musical and comedy drama,
by J. R. Rogers.

© John R. Rogers, Cincinnati, O. ; 1883 :
7038, Apr. 14. 32394

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New (The) Henrietta; play in 4 acts, based on
Bronson Howard's famous comedy, by Win-
chell Smith and Victor Mapes. New York,
Samuel French; London, Samuel French, ltd.,
1913. 104 p. 12°.

© Nov. 28, 1913; 2c. Nov. 29, 1913; D:
35178 ; Alice M. Howard, New York. 32395

New (The) hilarity; in 3 acts, by Frank Du-
mont and Chas. A. Loder. Typewritten.

© Ruby Yoder, Areola, Pa. ; 1900 A : 27329,
Nov. 3 ; 2c. Nov. 3. 32396

New (The) hom.e; serio-comedy in 3 acts, by
Robert Dalton. [83] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 17, 1914 ; D : 37599 ; M. Marion
Strahl, Brooklyn. 32396a

New (The) homestead; by M. Golinsky.

© Mark Golinsky, Savannah, Ga. ; 1887 :
31399, Dec. 5. 32397

the Salvation army in a 20th century cru-
sade, by W. W. Winchell.

© W. W. Winchell, Peoria, 111. ; D : 45, Jan.
17, 1901. 32398

New (The) hosier; 1 act comedy, by W. M.

Cressy.

© Will M. Cressy, Concord, N. H. ; 1899:
77192, Nov. 27. 32399

New (The) housekeeper; by C. O. Burton.

© Chester O. Burton, New York; 1898:
61981, Oct. 21. 32400

New houses and old homes. Sec Claire.

New (A) idea; comedy playlet, by H. Adler and
A. Arline. 7 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 26, 1912 ; D : 28834 ; Harry Adler
and Anna Arline, New York. 32401

New (The) impresario; sketch, by H. Belitsky.
© Ic. July 29. 1915 ; D : 41356 ; Henry Be-
litsky, New York. 32401a

New (The) Ishmael; play in 3 acts, by H. L.
BuUard. 36 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 12, 1914; D: 36154; Helen L.
BuUard. New York. 32401b

New (The) Jew; drama in 4 acts, by Abraham
Geller.

135 p. 8°. Ms.

© Ic. Feb. 28, 1913; D: 32466; A. Geller,
Brooklyn. 32402

New (The) law; play in 4 acts, by W. B. Car-
lock. [100] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 4, 1914 ; D : 36248 ; Wayne Bryan
Oarlock, Oak Park, 111. 32402a

New (The) leader; in 2 acts, by Aaron Hoffman.
36 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 26, 1910; D: 22144; Gordon-
North amusement co.. New York. 32403

New leading lady; by J. T. Sibley. .". i». f°.
Typewritten.

© J. T. Sibley, Brooklyn; D : 7857, .fan. 11,
1906; 2c. Dec. 6, 1905.. 32404

New (A) leaf; a domestic play in 1 act, by Her-
bert Darnley.

© H. J. Leslie, United States : 1897 : 66783,
Dec. 1. 32405

New (The) life; episode of the West in 1 act,
by R. A. Brandon and George Bull. [2]. 13 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 13, 1910 ; D : 22799 ; Hilda Spong.
New York. 32406

— — • or, Crime and remorse, a melodrama in 7
acts, written by G. Wuensch.

© George Wuensch, Indianapolis ; 1888 :
15930, June 2. 32407

New lig'ht; a German-American play, by C. von
der Vonde. 101 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Chester De Vonde. New York ; D : 14633,
Dec. 26, 1908 ; 2c. Jan. 22, 1909. 32408

^play in 1 act, by H. A. Pratt. [2], 13 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 21, 1914.; D : 36376 ; Hiram Abiff
I'ratt, Seattle. 32408a

New (The) lights; drama in 4 acts, by Hugh
Mann. Boston, K. G. Badger, 1904. 51 p.
12°.

© Richard G. Badger, Boston ; D : 5736,
Nov. 7. 1904; 2c. Nov. 7, 1904. 32409

or. Spirits unbottled, a comedy in 5 acts,

by I. M. Hood.

© I. M. Hood. Albany; 1878:4219, Apr. 8;
2c. Sept. 20. 32410

New (The) London gaiety girls; by C. W.
Grant. 3 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Cliftord W. Grant, New York; D : 7143,
July 11, 1905; 2e. Aug. 12, 1905. 32411

New (The) lost in Egypt; a comedy drama in
4 acts, by Claude L. Stuart.

© Eugene V. Farley, Chicago ; 1898 : 43728.
July 21. 32412

New (The) Magdalen; a drama in a prologue
and 3 acts, adapted from AVilkie Collins' cele-
brated novel, by W. Benn.

© Walter Benn, United States; 1873:1995.
Feb. 28. 32413

from Wilkie Collins' story, by A, New-
ton Field. Clyde, O., A. D. Ames. 1882. 37 p.
12°. ([Ames' .series of standard and mlTior
drama, no, 112] )

© A. D. Ames, Clyde, O., 1888 : 2164, Feb. 1 ;
2c. Feb. 1. 32414

1623

32415

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

32432

New (The) Magdalen — Continued.

a play in 4 acts and 4 scenes, dramatized

from the novel of that name by H. Barton.
© Homer Barton, Kansas City, Mo,; D:

15295, Feb. 23, 1909. 32415

See also Merry Merrick.

New (The) minister; by F. M. Dilger.

© Fred Magnus Dilger, Richmond, Va. ; D :
2361, Sept. 22, 1902. 32423

New (The) maid; comedy, by John L. AValters.
14 p. 32°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 1, 1910; D: 21466; J. Louis
Walters, Los Angeles. 32416

[8] p.

farce comedy sketch, by C. A. Miller.

f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 21, 1914; D: 35730; C. Arthur
Miller, Elmhurst, N. Y. 32416a

New (The) man; a play in 2 acts, by C. H.
Prince. [21] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Charles H. Prince, New York ; D : 1314.
Jan. 18, 1902 ; 2c. Jan. 27, 1902. 32417

[or], Bully for her, 3 act comedy, by L. A.

Yendes. 41 p. 16°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 30, 1910; D: 23045; Lucy A.
Yendes, New York. 32418

New (The) man and the coming woman. See
Tables (The) turned.

New (The) managing editor; 1 act play, by
K. C. Murphy. 16 p. 8°. Printed.

© Katherine C. Murphy, Toledo. O. ; D:
15458, Mar. 19, 1909 ; 2c. May 5, 1909. 32419

New Market; or. The boy heroes of '64, a mili-
tary drama, by John W. Sherman. Staun-
ton, Va., Caldwell & Holt. 36 p. 12°.

© Caldwell & Holt, Staunton, Va. ; 1893:
51596, Nov. 20; Ic. Nov. 20. 32420

New (The) marriage; play in 4 acts, by L.
Mitchell. [205] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 21, 1911; D: 25288; Langdon
Mitchell, Penllyn, Pa. 32421

New (The) mayor; American play in 4 acts, by
A. Sergio. [104] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 17, 1913; D: 34461; Arturo
Sergio, New York. 32422

New (The) Messiah; drama in 4 acts, by N. H.
Hornstine.

•T- pc fpyps 4 ^•'N j<^Nm ;n^r"o nr*"*: ir-

95 p. 8°. Ms.

© Ic. June 3, 1914 ; D : 37207 ; Nathan H.
Hornstine, Philadelphia. 32422a

New Mexico; comedy drama in 3 acts, by R. M.
Jlurdock. [58] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 10, 1914; D: 37526; Russell
Murdock, Denver. 32422b

— a comedy playlet, by Charles Horwitz.
[17] p. t". Typewritten.

© William Henry Mack and Ida Mack El-
liot, Toledo, O. ; D : 650, July 11, 1901; 2c.
July 11, 1901. 32424

a play.

© George Grantham Bain, United States ;
1897 : 21373, Apr. 3. 32425

New (The) model; by B. K. Horning. 14 p.
f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 27, 1909; D: 16650; B. King
Horning, Milwaukee. 32426

New monologues and dialect stories; a collec-
tion of new stories, monologues, poems and
acting plays, published for the first time, by
Marv Moncure Parker. Chicago, F. J. Drake
& CO., 1908. 198 p. inch front, (port.) 12°.
Dramatic contents : Mrs. Gadabout'.s busy
day. — The soul of the rich man. — The quality
of mercy. — Two heads are better than one. —
Mammy Liza. — A colonial dream.

© Frederick .1. Drake & co., Chicago; A:
222394, Nov. 14, 1908; 2c. Dec. 17, 1908.

32426a

New (The) Mulberry Bend; a dramatic comedy
in 4 acts and 6 scenes, by E. W. Scully and
L. M. L^lmer. Typewritten.

© Eugene W. Scully and Lizzie May Ulmer,
New York ; 1896 : 18634, Mar. 25 ; 2c. Apr. 4.

32427

See also Mulberry Bend.

New (The) musician; a play in 4 acts, by Bang
and Wild. 167 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ole Bang. New York ; D : 16114, June 23,
1909; 2c. June 23, 1909. 32428

New night owls burlesquers.

© Fred Rider, Baltimore ; 1897 : 10772,
Feb. 12. 32429

New (The) office boy; by P. White. 5 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Pat White, Brooklyn; D:8449, Apr. 30,
1906; 2c. Apr. 30, 1906. 32430

comedy dramatic vaudeville act, by Oscar

C. Harrison, adapted from the comedy en-
titled. How she kept her secret, by F. C.
Barclay. [1], 18 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 15, 1912; D: 31133; Fannie C.
Barclay, New York. 32431

New (The) Ole Olson; by Gus Heege.

© Phillip Heege, Chicago ; D : 3302, Apr. 17,
1903. 32432

1624

32433

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

32453

New (The) Ole Olson — Continued.

a farce comedy in 3 acts, by G. C. Thompson.

© O. H. Sheldon, Chicago; D:1494, Feb.
26, 1902. 32433

New Orleans; comedy-drama in 4 acts, by H.
P. Mawson.

© Harry P. Mawson, New York; 1892:
20276, May 12. 32434

New Orleans up to date; an original dramatic,
spectacular vaudeville and operatic review in
3 acts.

© Henry R. Jacobs, Chicago; 1896:16785,
Mar. 16. 32435

New (The) partner; a comedy drama in 3 acts,
by Levin C. Tees. New York, H. Roorbach.

© Harold Roorbach, New York; 1895:
41238, Aug. 12 ; 2c. Nov, 14, 1896. 32436

society comedy melo-drama in 1 act, by

Frank Hannon. 19 p. f°. Mimeographed.

© Oct. 22, 1914 ; 2c. Nov. 9. 1914 ; D : 38755 ;
Alex. Byers, Chicago. 32436a

New (The) pastor; vaudeville sketch in 1 act,
by Willis N. Bugbee. New York, Dick and
Fitzgerald, 1912. 12 p. 12°.

© Aug. 5, 1912 ; 2c. Aug. 6, 1912 ; D : 30447 ;
Dick and Fitzgerald, New York. 32437

New physician; comedy talking act in 2 scenes,
by F. Q. Conroy and G. Le Maire. 14 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 27, 1914; D: 38938; Frank Q.
Conroy and Geo. Le Maire, New York. 32437a

New (The) police commissioner; or. The
greater sufferer, drama in 4 acts with a pro-
logue, by E. Doyle. [2], 66 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Oct. 19, 1910; D: 22326; Edward
Doyle, New York. 32438

New (The) private secretary; comedy adapted
from the German, by L. Grover.

© Leonard Grover, Brooklyn; 1898:50148,
Aug. 27. 32439

New (The) production; burlesque in 1 spasm,
libretto and lyrics, by Arthur Perceval [pseud,
of A. P. Graves] 18 p. 4". Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 14, 1913 ; D : 34711 ; Alfred Perce-
val Graves, Vancouver, British Columbia.

32440

New (The) professor; a comedy for ladies in 1
act, by Frances Aymar Mathews. Chicago
and New York, Tlie Dramatic publishing com-
pany [1903] 15 p. 12°. (On cover: Ser-
gei's acting drama, no. 530)

© Dramatic pub. co., Chicago ; D : 42S1,
Nov. 21, 1903 ; 2c. Nov. 21, 1903. 32441

New (The) professor — Continued. '

musical sketch in 1 act, by W. H. Conley

10 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 22, 1912; D: 28383; Wm. H.
Conley, New York. 32442

New (The) prophet. See Philander.

New (The) Psyche; a study in black and white,
5 acts, 4 scenes, by John Devon.

© Charles P. Eagan, New York; 1882:
6847, Apr. 29. 32443

New (The) pupil; a 1 act playlet, by B. Rich-
ardson. 17 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Bruce Richardson, Saginaw, Mich. ; D :
13576, Aug. 19, 1908; 2c. Sept. 16, 1908.

32444

1 act sketch, by B. Richardson. 19 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 29, 1909 ; D : 17558 ; Bruce Rich-
ardson, Saginaw, Mich. 32445

New (The) Pygmalion and Galatea; an original
comedy in 1 act, by S. Drey. New York, Sam-
uel French ; London, Samuel French, ltd.,

1903. 15" p. 12°. (On cover: French's inter-
national copyrighted ed. of the works of the
best authors, no. 62)

© Sylvan Drey, Baltimore; D : 3097, Mar.
6, 1903; 2c. Aug. 17, 1903. 32446

New (The) rector; a comedy in 4 acts, by H. S.
Gurney. Typewritten.

© Harry Stanton Gurney. Brighton, Mass. ;
1895:46137, Sept. 10; 2c. Sept. 3. 32447

New (The) reg'ime; a farce in 1 act, by L. P.
Heaven.

© Louise Palmer Heaven, Washington :
1894 : 31702. June 13. 32448

New religion; or, The convert, comedy in 1
act, by C. Greve. 33 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© le. Feb. 16, 1910; D: 20207; Clifford
Greve, St. Louis. 32449

New (The) reporter; a farce in 1 act, by Frank-
lin Johnston. New York, Dick & Fitzgerald.

1904. 20 p. 12°.

© Dick & Fitzgerald, New York; D:5121.
June 2. 1904 ; 2c. June 28, 1904. 32450

New (The) road; a farce in 1 act, by A. J. Levitt.
© A. .L Levitt. Boston; 1888:796, .Tan. 7.

32451

play in 1 act, by F. Hoyt. [7] p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 3, 1911 : D : 23533 ; Francis Hoyt,
Harrisburg, Pa. 32452

New (The) salesman; in 2 acts, by S. H. Ma-
guire. [88] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Sylvester H. Maguire. New York ; D :
11091, July 31, 1907; 2c. July 25, 1907.

32453

1625

32454

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

32470

New (The) scholar. 18 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© William J. Burke and Clarence R. Wil-
bur, Massachusetts; D: 12443, Feb. 27, 1908;
2c. Feb. 27, 1908. 32454

New (A) school of acting; a vaudeville sketch,
by Richard C. White.

© Marie Ralston, Oakland. Cal. ; D : 310,
Apr. 4, 1901. 32455

New (The) secretary; play in 1 act, by F. V.
Frankel. [1], 11 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 14, 1914 ; D : 37561 ; Frances V.
Frankel, New York. 32455a

New (The) sex; a play in 4 acts, by G. W.
Breuker. [110] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 20, 1913 ; D : 32732 ; George W.
Breuker, Brooklyn. 32456

social drama in 1 act, by F. Farrell. [3],

28 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. .July 16, 1913; D : 33805 ; Frederick
Farrell, Indianapolis. 32457

New (The) sheriff; dramatic playlet in 1 act,
by E. J. Sharpsteen. [1], 13 p. 4°. Ms.
"© Ic. Mar. 30, 1914; D : 36568 ; Ernest J.
Sharpsteen, Grand Rapids, Mich. 32457a

New (The) shirt waist; monologue in 1 act, by
M. H. Flanner. [4] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 28, 1911; D : 24117 ; Mary H.
Flanner, Indianapolis. 32458

New (The) side tracked; a comedy drama in 4
acts, by Jas. C. Moore. Typewritten.

© J. A. Murphy, J. C. Moore and W. O. Ed-
munds, New York ; 1896 : 17634, Mar. 20 ; 2c.
Jan. 27. 32459

New (The) sin; a play in 3 acts, by B. M. Hast-
ings. London, Sidgwick & Jackson, ltd., 1912.
86 p. 12°.

© Feb. 24, 1912; 2c. Mar. 16, 1912; D:
29051 ; Basil Macdonald Hastings, London.

32460

Same.

© July 31, 1912; 2c. July 27, 1912; D:
30497; Basil Macdonald Hastings, London.

32461

play in 3 acts and a prologue, by E. Rosen-
blatt. 71 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 21, 1915 ; D : 42053 ; Ethel Rosen-
blatt, Milwaukee. 32461a

New (The) South; a drama in 4 acts, by L.
Ludovisi and F. Reinau.

© Francis Reinau, New York ; 1891 : 23629,
June 29. 32462

• See also Dan.

New spectacle; extravaganza, in 2 acts, by S. T.
Jack.

© Sam T. Jack, Chicago; 1895:8782, Feb.
11. 32463

New (The) spirit; a play in 3 acts, by B. Daven-
port.

© Butler Davenport, New York ; D : 15130,
Feb. 19, 1909. 32464

New (The) squire; comedy in 1 act, by Francis

Lester. New York, The Roxbury publishing

company, 1899. 31 p. 16°. (Wizard series)

© Roxbury pub. co.. New York ; 1899 :12652,

Feb. 15; 2c. Feb. 15. 32465

New (The) star; or, A mid-life dream, a melo-
drama in 4 acts, 3 tableaux and 3 scenes, by
A. R. De Rostaing. [6], 52 p. 12°. Printed.

© Albei't Ratel De Rostaing. Chicago; D:
1826, Apr. 17, 1902 ; 2c. Apr. 24, 1903. 32466

New (A) start; comedy in 4 acts, by C. A. Pel-
lanus [pseud, of W. S. Booth] Boston, Walter
H. Baker & co., 1914. 34 p. 12°.

© Mar. 12, 1914; 2c. Mar. 13, 1914; D:
36332 ; Walter H. Baker & co., Boston.

32466a

New (The) steno; play in 1 act, by D. Tyson.
[1], 9 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 24, 1912; D : 31028 ; Dean Tyson,
Cincinnati. 32467

New (The) stenographer; silent comedy, by
J. S. Blackton. [9] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 6, 1914; D: 36783; J. Stuart
Blackton, New York. 32467a

New (A) Svengali; musical playlet in 2 scenes,
by H. C. Tuttle. 15 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 6, 1911; D: 23279; Harry C.
Tuttle, Cleveland. 32468

New (The) system; comedy for four males and
four females, by M. E. M. Davis. New York,

E. S. Werner & co., 1907. p. 204-257. 16°.
© Edgar S. Werner & co., New York ; D :

11335, Sept. 11, 1907 ; 2c. Oct. 7, 1907. 32469

See also Plays; by Bj0rnstjerne Bj0rnson.

New (The) teacher at Mud Hollow school; a

burlesque, by Elizabeth F. Guptill. New York,

Chicago, Tullar-Merodith co., 1914. 18 p. 8°.

© Nov. 9, 1914 ; 2c. and aflf. June 11, 1915 ;

A : 401341 ; TuUar-Meredith co., New York.

32469a

New (The) tenant; a play in 4 acts, by Rita
Edgar [i. e. Rita Leo] [2], 176 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Sept. 23, 1912 ; D : 30925 ; Mrs. Edgar

F. Leo, Mt. Vernon, N. Y. 32470

1626

32471

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

32493

New thought; or, A sequence in cooks, by R. L.
Sheldon, iii, 66 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 2, 1910 ; D : 21242 ; R. L. Shel-
don, Akron, O. 32471

New thought for old heads; original three-cor-
nered sketch, by J. L. Brister. 10 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 24, 1912; D: 28421; J. L. Bris-
ter, New York. 32472

New (A) tramp in town; a comedy-drama in 4
acts, by Louise Llewellyn. [49] p. f °. Type-
written.

© Jule Walters, Chicago ; D : 2246, Aug. 18.
1902 ; 2c. Aug. 18, 1902. 32473

a 4 act comedy drama.

© Jule Walters, Wm. F. Gray and S. J.
Rawson ; 1891 : 5921, Feb. 12. 32474

New (The) typewriter; an original comedy in 1

act, by L. Droge. [12] p. 8°. Typewritten.

© Lillian Droge, San Francisco ; D : 3086.

Mar. 4, 1903 ; 2c. Mar. 4. 1903. 32475

New (A) version of The adventures of Aladdin
and his lamp; fairy play in 2 acts, 6 scenes,
by M. E. Saxton. 22 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 30, 1915 ; D : 40224 ; Minnie E.
Saxton, Washington. 32476

New (The) waiter; an adaptation, in 1 act, of
Pierre Veber's L'extra, by D. Kimball and Ar-
thur W. Loach. [2], 45 p. 8°. Typewritten.
© Ic. July 27, 1910 ; D : 21654 ; David Kim-
ball, Berck, France. 32477

New (A) way to ask her; a domestic play in 1
act, by T. W. Wharmby.

© Thomas Washington Wharmby, New
York ; 1897 : 13611, Feb. 24 ; 2c. May 7. 32478

New (A) way to end an old play; or, Romeo
and Juliet alive, an original revision and sup-
plementary act to Shakespeare's Romeo and
Juliet, by F. Herondo [pseud, of F. A. Swal-
low]

© Frank Addison Swallow, Boston ; 1887 :
32389, Dec. 15. 32479

New (A) way to get a wife. See D'ye want a
shave?

New (A) way to pay old debts. See Master-
pieces of the English drama: Philip Mas-
singer. — Representative English comedies.

New (The) West; a play in 4 acts, by Mr, &
Mr>?. O. Clifford.

© Ol-son Clifford, New York ; 1894 : 44162,
Sept. 21. 32480

New wine in old bottles; international compli-
cation in 3 acts, I)y A. J. Eddy. 118 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 29, 1909; D: 17564; Arthur
Jerome Eddy, Chicago. 32481

New (The) wireless operator; farce-comedy in
2 acts, by S. G. Meisterman. 46 p. 4°, Type-
written.

© Ic. Jan. 7, 1914; D: 35576; Samuel G.
Meisterman, Arlington, N. J. 32481a

New (The) woman; by Barr and Evans.

© Andrew Barr and Florence E. Evans,
New York ; 1895 : 28725, May 28. 32482

-a comedietta in 1 act, by Robert C. V.

Meyers.

© Lyceum pub. co., Philadelphia; 1890:
11244, Feb. 7; 2c. Feb. 10. 32483

— a comedy in 3 acts, by M. S. Taylor.

© Malcolm Stuart Taylor, Rochester, N. Y. :
1895 : 45542, Sept. 6. 32484

a comedy of A. D. 1950 in 3 acts, bv T. S.

Denison.

© T. S. Denison, Chicago; 1895:35806.

July 9; 2c. Aug. 24. 32485

— farce comedy.

© John Cort, Newark, N. J.; 1895:52127,

Oct. 14. 32486

— a farcical sketch with 1 act, 1 scene and
1 purpose, by George Rugg. Boston, W. H.
Baker & co., 1896.

© Walter H. Baker & co.. Boston; 1890:
8982, Feb. 7; 2c. Mar. 30. 32487

— a musical farce comedy in 2 acts, by F.
Bernard.

© Fraiiklin Bernard, Denver ; D : 9332, Oct.
27, 1906. 32488

— an operatic comedy satire in 3 acts, by E.
Navratil.

© Edward Navratil, New York; 1895:
37440, July 19. 32489

— a spectacular farce-comedy in 3 acts, bv
E. F. Rush.

© Ed. F. Rush, New York; 1895:45918.
Sept. 9. 32490

or. The admirer, comic opera libretto in

3 acts, by C Claire.

© Chxra Claire, New York ; 1897 : 2918,
Jan. 5. 32491

or, The coming woman, a home talent

comedietta adapted for parlor, scliool or opera
house, arr. for 10 to 40 performers, by V. S.
Patterson.

© Virginia S. Patterson, Kokomo. Ind. ;
1897 : 7974, Jan. 29. 32492

— or. The rise of a new day, drama of the
near future in 3 acts, by L. Saltiel. 43 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 5, 1910; D: 22489; Leopold Sal-
tiel, Chicago. 32493

1627

32493

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

32515

New (The) woman — Coiitiunerl.

See also Looking' backward. — Ye new

woman.

New (The) woman in Mother Goose land; play
for children, by Edyth M. Wormwood. Frank-
lin, O., Eldridge entertainment house, 1915.
22 p. 12°.

© Oct. 30, 1915; 2c. Dec. 20, 1915; D:
42597; Eldridge entertainment house, Frank-
lin, O. 32493a

New woman up-to-date; an operatic comedy
satire in 3 acts, by E. Navratil.

© Edward Navratil, New York; 1895:
37489, July 19. 32494

or

Advanced

New (The) woman's club;
woman, by F. J. Westcott.

© Frederick John Westcott, London ; D :
10968, July 15, 1907. 32495

New (The) woman's husband; a satire in 1
scene, by Frank Dumont. Philadelphia, The
Penn publishing company, 1897.

© Penn pub. co., Philadelphia; 1897:
29392, May 14 ; 2c. May 17. 32496

New (The) woman's reform club; in 1 act, by
Laura M. Parsons. Boston, W. H. Baker &
CO., 1902. 25 p. 12°.

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston ; D : 2409,
Oct. 1, 1902 ; 2c. Oct. 20, 1902. 32497

New (A) world; an historical drama of the life
and voyages of Christopher Columbus, by John
Nicholson [pseud, of J. N. Martin] Cincin-
nati, O., Acme printing co., 1892. 18 p. 12°.

© John N. Martin, Mt. Airy, O. ; 1891:
34806, Sept. 30 ; Ic. June 6, 1892 ; 2c. Nov. 18.
1892. 32498

historical melodramatic play in 5 acts and

9 tableaux, tr. and adapted by A. Corbett.

© Adolphe Corbett, New York ; 1883 : 1470,
Jan. 22. 32499

— an original comic opera in 3 acts, by Bart-
ley Campbell.

© H. W. Ellis, Cleveland; 1873:9369,
Aug. 21. 32500

a spectacular comedy drama in 5 acts, by

George M. Hays.

© Clint G. Ford, Pulaski, Tenn. ; 1890:
28098, Sept. 12. 32501

a spectacular drama, by O. Weil.

© Oscar Weil, New York ; 1892 : 33611,
Aug. 15. 32502

New (The) Year prince; comedy in 3 acts, by
M. J. Newman. [.i3] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 26, 1912 ; D : 28S37 ; :M. J. New-
man, Chicago. 32503

New Year's at Dolores camp; a sketch in 1
act, by Edith Maida Lessing [i. e. E. M. L.
Cook] and B. P. Smith. [10] p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Aug. 4, 1910 ; D : 21803 ; Edith Maida
Lessing Cook and Betty Parker Smith, Los
Angeles. 32504

New Year's call; a dramatization in 1 act, of
William O. Stoddard's story of the same name,
by D. Kimball.

© David Kimball, New York ; D : 1283, Jan.
13, 1902. 32505

New Year's day; a comedy in 3 acts, by C. W.
Chase.

© Charles Wathen Chase, New York ; 1877 :
4106, Apr. 7. 32506

See also Harry Macarthy's New Year's

day.

New (A) Year's dream; a 1 act comedy, by
Alt". Hampton. Typewritten.

© Mary Patrice Gunning, New York ; 1897 :
17531, Mar. 16; 2c. Mar. 16. 32507

New Year's eve.

© Frederick Darcy, New York; 1900 A:
5369, Feb. 27. 32508

Same. 18 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© William H. Macart, New York ; D : 10305,
Apr. 10, 1907; 2c. Apr. 19, 1907. 32509

— a drama, by W. Wetherbee.

© Winthrop Wetherbee, Boston; 1893:
19220, Apr. 19. 32510

— —a drama in 5 acts, by H. J. Carleton.

© Henry Julian Carleton, Boston ; 1885 :
18830, Sept. 5. 32511

'drama in 3 acts, by L. M. Piper. [80] p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 22, 1911; D: 24544; L. Marie
Piper, Columbus, O. 32512

New (A) Year's eve and what came of it.
See Two (The) princes of Baden.

New Year's eve on Broadway; by M. J. Fitz-
patrick. 2 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 25, 1910; D: 21177; Michael
Joseph Fitzpatrick, Brooklyn. 32513

New Year's in New York; or, The German
baron, an original comedy in 2 acts, by W. H.
Spangler, jr. Clyde, O., A. D. Ames.

© A. D. Ames, Clyde, O. ; 1883 : 19425,
Oct. 22. 32514

New (A) Year's reception.

© Hubbard T. Smith, Washington; 1886:
9523, Apr. 20; 2c. Apr. 20. 32515

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32516

COPYBIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

32538

New York.

© James W. McKee, Brooklyn ; 1889 : 20043,
June 26. 32516

• play in 3 acts, by William J. Hurlbut. [2] ,

104 p. 4 . Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 8, 1910 ; D : 21753 ; A. H. Woods
productions co., New York. 32517

— Same. 93 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 10, 1915; D: 40891; William
Hurlbut, New York. 32517a

— - See also N. Y.

New York after dark. Typewritten.

© Louis J. Fosse, Cleveland ; 1900 A : 9710,
Apr. 16; 2c. Nov. 14. 32518

an original drama in 5 acts, by H. G.

Clarke.

© Henry Gustavus Clarke, New York;
1883:17067, Sept. 17. 32519

a spectacular melodrama in 5 acts, a story

of city life, by W. A, Brady.

© William A. Brady, New York; 1889:
2563, Jan. 21. 32520

— See also New York by nigbt.

New York assurance; a comedy in 5 acts, by
L. Vider.

© Louis Vider, New York; 1872:10540,
Oct. 3. 32521

New York at midniglit; a sensational melo-
drama. 54 p. f°. Typewritten.

© O. T. Crawford, St. Louis ; D : 7395, Oct.

13, 1905; 2c. Jan. 20, 1906. 32522

New York Battery Park. See Castle Garden.

New York Bay; a comedy drama in 4 acts of

life in and around N. Y. harbor, by F. D.

Lane. [66] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Frank D. Lane, Jersey City ; D : 12754,

Apr. 16, 1908; 2c. Mar. 28, 1908. 32523

New York book agent; or. The miser's

gold, a drama in 4 acts, by D. H. Moore, jr.

Clyde, O., Ames publishing co.

© Ames pub. co., Clyde, O.; 1892:3029,
Jan. 18 ; 2c. Jan. 20. 32524

New York Bowery sports, majestic merry-
makers; a burlesque composition, by H. L.
Rawlins.

© Harry L. Rawlins, New York; 1894:

52292, Nov. 9. 32525

New York burglars; or, A wedding by

moonlight, an original local drama in 3 acts,

by C. Foster.

© Charles Foster, New York; 1870:2219,
Sept. 26. 32526

New York by gaslight; a comedy-drama in 4
acts, by H. P. Taylor.

© U. D. Newell, San Francisco; 1891:
18406, May 19. 32527

New York by night; melodrama in 4 acts, by
H. Belmar. [89] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Henry Belmar, New York ; D : 5407. July
30, 1904; 2c. Aug. 17, 1904. [Note: Copies
bear title New York by night; or, New York
after dark]

New York by sunlight and gaslight. See
Dead (The) witness.

New York day by day; a sensational drama in
4 acts, by W. J. Cumberland.

© William J. Cumberland, Philadelphia;
1890 : 22646, July 16. 32529

New York detective. See Searching the
depths.

New York drama, v. 3, no. 31.

© Wheat & Cornett, New York ; 1877 : 11400,
Oct. 5; 2c. Oct. 5. 32530

New York dramatic exchange.

© John B. Coles, New York ; 1879 : 14784,
Nov. 4. 32531

New York favorites; a burlesque.

© T. W. Miner and Billy B. Van, New York ;
1897 : 73599, Dec. 30. 32532

New York fire patrol; a realistic comedy-
drama, by J. W. Harkins, jr.

© James W. Harkins, jr., Worcester, Mass. ;
1891 : 6309, Feb. 16. 32533

New York idea; a comedy in 4 acts, by Lang-
don Mitchell. 71 p. 16°.

© Harrison Grey Fiske, New York; D:
11767, Nov. 19, 1907; 2c. Nov. 20, 1907.

32534

Same. Boston, W. H. Baker & co., 190S.

xii p., 1 1., 175 p. 12°.

© Langdon Mitchell, Penllyn, Pa. ; D :
13937, Sept. 28, 1908; 2c. Sept. 28, 1908.

32535

New York in cinders; a dramatic play in 1
scene, by C. L. Hagen. [8] p. f °, Typewrit-
ten.

© Claude L. Hagen, Coney Island, N. Y. ;
D : 11390, Sept. 21, 1907 ; 2c. Sept. 21, 1907.

32536
New York in 1850. See Beautiful (The) shoe-
binder of Lynn.

New York in 1890. See Money making.

New York in 1971. See Jim Jubilee's dream.

New York in slices. See Through by day-
light.
New York Indian; a dramatic composition, by
Lee Arthur and R. B. Smith.

© Robert B. Smith, New York; D:7572,
July 13, 1905. 32537

New York life; ballet, by B. Kiralfy.

© Bolossy Kiralfy, New York ; 1887 : 31471,
Dec. 6. 32538

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DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

32563

ITew York patrol; a realistic comedy-
drama, by J. W. Harkins, jr.

© James W. Harkins, jr., Worcester, Mass. ;
1891 : 6307, Feb. 16. 32539

New York politics; a satirical drama, by J.
Aikin.

© James Aikin, New York; 1888:7562.
Mar. 12; 2c. Mar. 26. 32540

New York tiger; a melodrama in 4 acts.
by H. G rattan Donnelly.

© Jacob Litt, United States ; 1896 : 8773,
Feb. 6. 32541

New York two hundred
Knickerbockers (The)

years ago. See

New York wide open; a farce comedy in 3
acts, by Lewis L. and William A. Crane.

© Lewis L. and William A. Crane. New
York ; 1900 A : 31351, Dec. 27. 32542

New Yorker.

© Milton Wolf and Sidney Rosenthal. Chi-
cago; D:307S, Mar. 2, 1903. 32543

a comedy drama in 4 acts, by C. T. Vincent.

© Chas. T. Vincent, New York ; 1891 : 8340,
Mar. 4. 32544

farce comedy in 3 acts.

© James F. Dolan, New York ; 1895 : 61815,

Dec. 6.

32545

New York's reformers; a spectacular musical
satirical comedy farce in 3 acts, by A. A. Cor-
bett.

© Adolphe A. Corbett. New York; 1894:
55266, Nov. 26. 32546

Newark knows how; or. The suffragettes, a
(•♦miic operetta in 2 acts, by C. Leonard-Stuart,
cover-title, 16 p. nar. 8°.

© Nov. 19, 1913; 2c. Nov. 21, 1913; A:
3.59098; Charles Leonard-Stuart, Newark.
N. J. 32547

Newbern; or, The old flag, a drama of the
southern rebellion, in proloinie and 3 acts, by
E. A. Lewis.

© Edwin A. Lewis. Ignited States; 1883:
24455, Dec. 20 ; 2c. Feb. 2, 1884. 32548

Newcomes (The); a drama, from the novel of
the same name by William Makepeace Thack-
eray, by M. Grey.

© Marion Grey. New York; 1897:40286.
.Tuly 10. 32549

drama in 4 acts, by M. Morton.

© IMichael Morton. New York; D : 8670.
June 11. 1906. ' 32550

See also Colonel Newcome. — Matchmak-

Newest Amsterdam; comedy in 2 acts, by E. F.
Coward.

© Edward Fales Coward, New York ; 1897 :
9167, Feb. 4. 32551

Newest (The) of nations; a comic opera, by

Charles P. Sherman and S. Decatur Smith, jr.

© Charles Poiueroy Sherman and Stephen

Decatur Smith, jr., Philadelphia ; 1880 : 14034,

June 18. 32552

ers (The)

comic opera in 3 acts, by C P. Sherman.

70 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 11, 1910 ; D : 20422 ; Charles P.
Sherman, Philadelphia. 32553

Newest (The) woman; an operatic comedy
satire in 3 acts, by E. Navratil.

© Edward Navratil, New York; 1895:
37438, July 19. 32554

3 bunches of laughter, by O. F. G. Day.

© Oscar F. G. Day, Minneapolis; D : 4238.
Nov. 12, 1903. 32555

Newest woman up-to-date; an operatic comedy
satire in 3 acts, by E. Navratil.

© Edward Navratil, New York ; 1895 : 37442,
July 19. 32556

Newgate routed. See Jack Shepherd.

Newlyweds (The)

© Joseph L. Plunkett, New York ; D : 11189.
Aug. 16, 1907. 32557

Same. 15 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Maurice Greet, New York ; D : 10734.
June 10. 1907 ; 2c. INIay 22, 1907. 32558

Newlyweds and their baby; comedy, book by
Aaron Hoffman and Paul West, music and
lyrics by Seymour Brown, Nat D. Ayer and
.John w! Bratton. 42 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 16, 1910 ; D : 22824 ; I>effler. Brat-
ton CO., New York. 32559

'a musical comedy in 2 acts, by Paul West.

32 p. 8°.

© .Tohn Leffler, New York; D : 11041, July
25, 1907 : 2c. July 25, 1907. 32560

Newport; a comedy in 3 acts, by Olive Logan
and A. Daly.

© Augustin Dalv, New York; 1879:10686,
Aug. 11. 32561

a musical play in 2 acts, by D. Marion.

[49] p. 4°. Typewritten. [Words only]

© Dave Marion. New York ; D : 11293, Sept.
5, 1907 ; 2c. Sept. 5, 1907. 32562

an original comedy in 6 acts, by M. T. Al-
len. St. Louis. Nixon-,Tones printing company,
1885.

© Marie Townsend Allen, United States;
1885 : 4307, Feb. 17. 32563

1630

3S564

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

32585

Newport — Continued.

a play, by Olive Logan and W. Sikes.

© Wirt Sikes, United States; 1879:13026.
Oct. 2. 32564

Newport (A) volunteer; a society play in 4 acts,
by R. Primel.

© Rudolf Frimel, New York; D:3962,
Sept. 17, 1903. 32565

Newrich (The) reception; a drama of 1 scene
and 2 acts, by H. Gaylord, L. R. and C. A.
. Sanders. 20 p. 8°. Printed.

© Helen Gaylord, Luzetta R. Sanders and
Cora A. Sanders, Canton, 111. ; D : 14162, Oct.
19, 1908 ; 2c. Dec. 14, 1908. 32566

Same. 2 ed.

© Apr. 5, 1910 ; 2c. Apr. 8, 1910 ; D : 20805 ;
Helen Gaylord, Luzetta R. and Cora A. San-
ders, Canton, 111. 32567

News (The) brought home; tabloid drama of
metropolitan newspaper life in 1 act, by Quinn
L. Martin and E. B. Garnett. 22 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. May 14, 1915 ; D : 40654 ; Edward B.
Garnett, Kansas City, Mo. 32567a

News from the front. See General's (The)
daughter.

News (The) girl; a comedy drama in 5 acts, by
V. E. Love.

© Valentine E. Love, Chicago ; 1898 : 11399,
Feb. 14. 32568

News that must be told; a monologue, by Ed-
win Hopkins. [5] p. f°. Typewritten.

© E. S. Hopkins, jr.. New York ; D : 7955,
Feb. 6, 1906; 2c. Feb. 6, 1906. 32569

Newsboy (The) and the fairy; a melodrama, by
:M. Owen. [28] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Martha Owen, De Land, Fla. ; 0 : 14310,
Nov. 17, 1908 ; 2c. Nov. 17, 1908. 32570

Newsboy's (The) debt; a comedy-drama in 4
acts, by E. Oppenheim.

© Edwin Oppenheim, Princeton, 111. ; 1893 :
19081, Apr. 18. 32571

Newsboy's (A) surprise; musical comedy, by I.
Newhoff. [2] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Irving Newhoff, New York; D: 12627,
Mar. 27, 1908 ; 2c. Mar. 27, 1908. 32572

Newsboy's (The) Thanksgiving; a play for
voung folks, by Archibald Humboldt [pseud,
of G. O. March] [Lebanon, O., March broth-
ers] cover-title, 13 p. 12°.

© March bros., Lebanon, O. ; D : 3958. Sept.
16, 1903 ; 2c. Oct. 5, 1903. 32573

Newsie's (The) Christmas; fantastic comedy
novelty skit, by W. W. Dunkle and T. Kay
Smith. 11 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 4, 1911; D: 23272; Smith &
Arado, Chicago. 32574

Newsie's (The) good fortune. See Tags.

Newspaper (A) ad.; being an original comedy
in 1 act, by L. Droge'.

© Lillian Droge, San Francisco ; D : 2308,
Sept. 8, 1902. 32575

or. The artist's model, a dramatic playlet.

by R. J. Watts.

© Richard J. Watts, Dorchester, Mass. ; D :
15519, Apr. 2, 1909. 32576

Newspaper (The) game; comedy-drama in 3
acts, by I. C. Tichenor. [86] p. f°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Oct. 7, 1913 ; D : 34648 ; Ira C. Tiche-
nor, Los Angeles. 32577

Newspaper (A) man; an entirely original
American comedy in 3 acts, by H. H. Winslow.

© Herbert Hall Winslow, New York ; 1889 :
31619, Oct. 18. 32578

Newspaper (The) minstrels. See Public (The)
eye.

Next; comedy in 3 acts, by R. .T. Young. [128]
p. 4°. Typewritten,

© Ic. Apr. 13, 1911 ; D : 23950 ; Rida John-
son Young, Greenwich, Conn. 32579

an original fai'ce in 1 act, by L. H. Trow-
bridge. Ms.

© Lillian Hattie Trowbridge, Napa, Cal. ;
1889 : 16750, June 1 ; 2c. May 21. 32580

Next (The) day; a comedy in 3 acts, by Walter
Browne.

© Harry Lacy, New Haven, Conn. ; 1892 :
36449, Sept. 5. 32581

Next (The) day after; comedy in 1 act, by
('Imrles Horwitz. 30 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Perry sisters, Philadelphia ; D : 8430 ;
Apr. 26, 1906 ; 2c. Apr. 26, 1900. 32582

Next door; a comedy of today, by Eleanor Maud
Crane.

© E. M. Crane, New York; D : 8868, July
19, 1906. 32583

- — Same. New York. Dick & Fitzgerald,
1906. 63 p. 12°.

© Dick & Fitzgerald, New York; D : 8825.
July 12, 1906; 2c. Aug. 9, 1906. 32584

the greatest of all acrobatic farce frolics.

in 3 acts, by A. Royer.

© Archie Royer, Pottstown, Pa.; 1898:
17377, Mar. 14. 32585

1631

32586

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

82598

Next door neighbor; a comedy in 3 acts, by
B. Mattliews and G. H. Jessop. Now York,
S. French & son.

© Brander Matthews and Geo. H. Jessop,
United States ; 1887 : 7572, Mar. 30. 32586

short comedy [in 1 act] by C. J. Vreden-

burg. [6] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© ic. July 16, 1909 ; D : 16478 ; C. J. Vre-
denburg, Chicago. 32587

Next door neighbors; comedy in 4 acts, by L.
Kobrin,

77 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 25, 1915 ; D : 41045 ; Leon Kobrin,
Brooklyn. 32587a

Next door to hell and its consequences. See
Hans Hableman.

Next (The) generation; a drama in 3 acts, by
F. Mandel.

© Frank Mandel, New York ; D : 15967, Apr.
14, 1909. 32588

— by W. B. Meloney. [85] p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Oct. 24, 1911; D: 25588; William
Brown Meloney, New York. 32589

Next gentleman; 1 act playlet, by J. F.
Mitchell, jr. 24 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 5, 1915 ; D : 39877 ; John Fowler
Mitchell, jr., Greenfield, Ind. 32589a

Next o' kin; play in 1 act, by K. M. Rice. [1],
36 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 19, 1913; D: 33260; Katharine
McDowell Rice, Worthingtou, Mass. 32590

Next of kin; 1 act comedy, by Eleanor Ecob
[i. e. E. E. Sawyer] and E. Waldo .Johnson.
6 p. f °. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 28, 1915 ; D : 40506 ; Eleanor E.
Sawyer and E. Waldo Johnson, Portland, Or.

32590a

— play in 3 acts, by C. Klein. 146 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct 14, 1909; D: 17097; Charles
Klein, Rowayton, Conn. 32591

a sensational melodrama in 4 acts, by Lin-
coln J. Kibbey. 50 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Major A. Hunt, Medland, Mich. ; D :
7542, Nov. 10, 1905 ; 2c. Nov. 10, 1905. 32592

Next, please; comedy in 1 act, by H. Hunter.
[2], 18 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 11, 1915; D: 42297; Horace
Hunter, London. 32592a

Next (The) religion; play in 3 acts, by Israel
Zangwill. London, William Heinemann, 1912.
[5], 194 p. 12°.

© Feb. 22, 1912; 2c. Mar. 23, 1912; D:
29129; Macmillan co.. New York. 32593

Next station is Killimuck; 3 act comedy, by
Willard Mack. 124 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 8, 1915 ; D : 42218 ; A. H. Woods.
New York. 32593a

Next (The) step; milestones in woman's
progress, play in 3 acts, by H. Mackaye.
[91] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 6, 1914; D : 35937 ; Hazel Mac-
kaye, Yonkers, N. Y. 32593b

Next year; a musical nightmare in 3 acts, by
H. P. Bigelow. Baldwinsville, N. Y., W. F.
Morris publishing company [1895] 37 p. 16°.

© W. F. Morris pub. co., Baldwinsville,
N. Y. ; 1895:61851, Dec. 6; 2c. Dec. 13.

32594

Nez (Le) qui remue. See Miche.

Ngaruma, the sibyl.

© Thomas Clifford Starr, Stockton, Cal. ;
D : 12953, May 11, 1908. 32595

Ni a la ventana te asomes; capricho, c6mico-
satlrico-desvergonzado, en 1 acto, dividido en
4 cuadros, en prosa, original de E. Polo,
mUsica del maestro Eduardo G. Arderlus.
Madrid [Sociedad de autores espanoles] 1910.
49 p. 12°. [Libretto only]

© Sept. 6, 1910 ; 2c. Sept. 7, 1910 ; D : 21965 ;
Ernesto Polo, Madrid. 32596

Ni frio, ni calor; fantasia en 1 acto y 3 cua-
dros, original de L. de Larra, mtisica del
maestro I^opez Torregrosa. Madrid [Sociedad
de autores espafioles] 1910. 45 p. 12°. [Li-
bretto only]

© May 19, 1910; 2c. May 20, 1910; D:
21075; Luis de Larra, Madrid. 32597

Ni media palabra mas; humorada comico-
llrica, 6 chispazo sicallptico, en 1 acto, 3 cua-
dros y un prOlogo, en prosa y verso, original
de J. M. Martin de Eugenio, mtisica de los
maestros Eduardo G. Arderlus y Jos6 Ma.
Carbonell. Madrid [Sociedad de autores espa-
noles] 1910. 35 p. 12°. [Libretto only]

© Sept. 6, 1910 ; 2c. Sept. 7, 1910 ; D : 21992 ;
Jose M. Martin de Eugenio, Madrid. 32598

Ni rey, ni roque; zarzuela en 1 acto, dividido
en 2 cuadros, libro de Manuel Merino y Jos§
Ma. Martin de Eugenio, mlisica del maestro
Pablo Luna. Madrid [Sociedad de autores
espafioles] 1915. 32 p. 12°. [Libretto only]

© Aug. 30, 1915; Ic. Sept. 1, 1915; D:
41652; M. Merino y J. Ma. Martin de Eu-
genio, Madrid. 32598a

1632

32599

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

32622

Niagara; a comedy in 3 acts, by J. S. Norton.
© Jolin S. Norton, New York; 1872:1955,
Feb. 29. 32599

an original 4 act melodrama, by E. E. Kid-
der. 127 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Edward E. Kidder, New York; 1884:
6967, Mar. 31 ; 2c. Jan. 2, 1885. 32600

Niagara (A) episode; a drama in 1 act, by
H. Cahill.

© Helena Cahill, New York; 1891:39088,
Oct. 31. 32601

Niagara Falls.

© F. P. Pease, Buffalo ; 1884 : 20238, Oct. 8 ;
2c. Oct. 25. 32602

a drama in 4 acts, by G. Wolford.

© Gus Wolford, St. Louis ; 1894 : 717, Feb. 5.

32603

a pictorial comedy drama in 4 acts, by J. A.

Reed.

© J. A. Reed, New York; 1888:19209,
July 5. 32604

Niatrici; comic opera in 2 acts, by O. Cohen,
assisted by W. B. Seabrook. 38 p. f°. Type-
written.

© Octavus Cohen, Charleston, S. C. ; 1889 :

28432, Sept. 19 ; Ic. Sept. 19. 32605

Nitelings (The); tragedy in 5 acts, by Emil

O H. Schott and R. J. Gorey. [Cleveland,

1896] 83 p. 12°.

© Richard Joseph Gorey and Emil C. H.

Schott, Cleveland; 1896:14466, Mar. 5; 2c.

Sept. 4. 32606

Nibelung's (The) ring. See Reingold (Das) —

Walkiire (Die)
Nibo (The); a dramatic composition in 2 acts,
by Kenneth Lee.

© Joseph M. Weber and Lewis M. Fields.
New York; 1897:43305, July 31. 32607

Nicanor; a tragedy in 4 acts, by L. W. BuUen,
founded on C. Bryson Taylor's novel Nicanor,
The teller of tales. [86] p. f°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Lillian Williams Bullen, New Orleans;
D : 11283, Aug. 29, 1907 ; 2c. Sept. 14, 1907.

32608

Nicanor, the teller of tales. See Nicanor.
Nice and warm; a farcical comedy.

© John A. Stevens, United States; 1884:
7420, Apr. 7. 32609

Nice (A) girl; a comedy in 4 acts.

© E. H. Clement, Boston ; 1885 : 13059, June
13. 32610

Nice (A) little home of their own; comic dra-
matic sketch, by F. M. and M. C. Willis. 12
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 22, 1910; D: 22025; F. Milton
and Myrtle C. Willis, New York. 32611

Nice (A) little supper; a duologue, by Edith
Wheeler. London, J. Williams, ltd. ; New
York, E. Schuberth & co., 1905. 8 p. 8".

© Joseph Williams, ltd., London; D:6380,
Mar. 22, 1905; 2c. Mar. 22, 1905. 32612

Nice (A) quiet chat; by M. J. W. New York,
S. French; Loudon, S. French, ltd., 1899. 8
p. 12°. (French's international copyrighted
. . . ed. of the works of the best authors, no.
25)

© T. H. French, New York ; 1899 A : 70518,
Oct. 30; 2c. Jan. 3, 1901. 32613

Nicephorus; a tragedy of New Rome, by F. Har-
rison. Buffalo, N. Y., 1906. [42] p. 8°.

© Frederic Harrison, London ; D : 8250,
Mar. 30, 1906; 2c. Mar. 30, 1906. 32614

Niche (The) in the wall; comedy in 3 acts, by
K. Benedict and J. Hitchcock. [3], 63 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 12, 1911; D: 25476; Kingsley
Benedict and Jeanette Hitchcock, Washington.

32615

Nicholas Nickleby; dramatization of Chai'les
Dickens' famous novel, in 4 acts, bv H. B.
R. A. Chase and .iohn P. Ritter. [113] p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© le. June 13, 1911 ; D : 24467 ; Helen B. R.
A. Chase and John P. Ritter, New York.

32616

— — in 5 acts, by H. B. R. A. Chase.

© H. Bertha R. A. Chase, Syracuse, N. Y. ;
1900 A: 16001, June 28. 32617

Nick and the cobbler. Sec Laziness and the
devil.

Nick Bottom in Fairyland. See Weaver's
(The) dream.

Nick Carter; in 4 acts, by Lester Stone. [47] p.
f°. Typewritten.

© S. Reed, Toledo, O. ; D : 4919, Apr. 8,

1904; 2c. Apr. 8, 1904. 32618

-play in 4 acts, by F. A. Kummer. [140]

p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 12, 1911; D: 25210; Frederic
Arnold Kummer, Catonsville, Md. 32619

Nick Carter, detective; a melodrama in 4 acts,
by E. J. Wilson. f°. Typewritten.

© Ella Josephine Wilson, Chicago; 1900 A:
12113, May 14; 2c. Mar. 21, 1902. 32620

Nick Carter, the New York detective.

© Sol Braunlg, Little Rock, Ark. ; D : 1764,
Apr. 21, 1902. 32621

Nick Carter's great coup; or, In the nick of
time.

© Augustus C. St. Amand, Amityville,
N. Y. ; D : 11824, Nov. 29, 1907. 32622

5379—16-

-108

1633

32623

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

32644

Nick Floyd; a border drama in 4 acts, by W.
Ilalley. Not iiitt'iided for publication. Ms.

© William Halley, Sacramento, (\-il.: ISSS:
■27~m7, Sept. 2S ; 2c. Nov. S. 32623

Nick Meueely; a drink melodrama in 4 acts.

© .T. W. Schwartz. New Yorlc; D:4291.
Nov. 28, 1003. 32624

Nick of tlie woods. Ncc Shauowakin (Tlie)

Nickolaus Tallihankel's troubles; our kentfy
cousin jining' the Woodmen, H. F. Petry,
Tyjtewritteu.

© Henry Fer<liiiand Petrv. Austin, Tex.:

1897:16483, ftlar. 10: Ic -Mar. 10; 2c.

(printed) May 31. 32625

Nickolo's return; romance in 1 act, l)y S.

Abrahams. [G] p. f". Ty])ewritten.

© Ic. Ai)r. 28, 1911 ; D : 240!)0 ; Sol Abrahams,
Cleveland. 32626

Nick's girl; a coniedv drama in 3 acts, bv F.
Knell.

© Frederick Knell, Koxburv, Mass.: 189a:
49265, Sept. 28. 32627

Nicodenaa, triumphant heroine of Jerusalem.;
historical drama in 4 acts, by .T. B. Kaloria.
[3], 92 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 4, 1913 ; D : 340(»0 ; John B. Ka-

loria, Scranton, Pa. 32628

Nicolete; a drama in 1 act, by Edward F.er-

i-is and Arthur Stuart. New York, Samuel

French : London, Siunuel French, ltd., 1899.

© T. H. French, New York : 1899 : 3046S,
May 5; 2c. Nov. 17. 32629

Nicolette; comic opera in 3 acts, by F. F.
Schrader. [2], 75 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 30, 1912; D: 29234; Frederick
F. Schrader, New York. 32630

a light opera in 3 acts, by R. A. Bar net.

© 11. A. Barnet, Boston ; D : 961, Oct. 16,
1901. 32631

Nicotina (La); sainete en prosa escrito exi)resa-
mentf para liicardo Simo Raso, original de
I'edro Muuoz Seca y Pedro Perez Fernandez.
Ma<lrid | Sociedad de autores espaiioles] 1912.
32 p. 12°.

© Mar. 6, 1913; 2c. Mar. 7, 1913; D: 32580:
P. Munoz Seca y P. Pfn-ez Fernandez, Madrid.

32631a
Nifty; comedy drama in 1 act, by Jack Gor-
man. [1], 7 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 14, 1913; D : 31964 ; Joseph
Uawley, Brooklyn. 32632

Nigger (The); l)y K. Sheldon. 123 p. 8°.
Printed.

© Ic. Dec. 2, 1909; I): 17609; Edward Shel-
don, New York. 32633

an American play in 3 acts, by Edward

Sheldon. New York, The IMacmillan com-
pany, 1910. 6 p. ]., 3-269 p. 12°.

© Sept. 7. 1910; 2c. Sept. 9, 1910: A:
271789; Macmillan co., New York. 32633a

Nigger baby; a monologue, by Bertha M. Wil-
son. Philadelphia, The Peun publishing com-
pany, 1895.

© The Penn pub. co., Philadelphia; 1895:
39218. July 30; 2c. July 30. 32634

Nigger (The) boarding house; a screaming
farce, in 1 act and 1 scene, for six male bui-nt-
cork characters, by Oliver Wenlandt. New
York, Dick and Fitzgerald.

© Dick & Fitzgerald, New York; 1898:
14758, Mar. 2; 2c. July 15. 32635

Nigger (A) in China; Ethiopian extravaganza,
a dread dire disaster in 1 throe and 6 spasms,
by Henry Linden [pseud, of Henry Linden

Collins!

© Henry Linden Collins, Chicago; 1870:
1263, Aug. 26. 32636

Nigger (The) night school; a farce in 1 act
for six male characters, by Thomas Barnes.
New York, H. Roorbach.

© Harold Roorbach, New York; 1896:
57599, Oct. 19; 2c. Oct. 30. 32637

Night; or. The day breaking, twelve persons
in the cast and 5 acts, by L. Jamerson.

© Lucinda Jamerson, Buffalo; 1884:4914,
Mar. 7. 32638

Night (The) after; or, Rameses of Mummy
row, a farce in 1 act, by Arthur P.laiicliai-d.
Boston, \V: H. Baker & co.. 1904. 21 p. 12°.
(On cover: Baker's ed. of plays)

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston; D:
4607, Feb. 11, 1904; 2c. Apr. 1, 1904. 32639

Night air; a triviality in 3 acts, bv Rol)ert
Steele [pseud, of P. F. Booty] [London &
Edinburgh, Printed bv Ballantyne, Hanson &
CO., 1904] 3 p. 1., 168 p. 16°.

© Percy Frederick Booty, London; D:
5707, Sept. 26, 1904; 2c. Sept. 26, 1904.

32640

Night (A) among the stars and courtship of
Venus; comic opera in 4 acts, by Israel M.
Silkwortli. 1<) p. f°. Typewritten. [Libret-
to only I

© I. M. Silkworth, Baltimore ; D : 7986. Feb.
8, 1906; 2c. Mar. 1, 1906. 32641

Night and morning; [by] C. C. Christopher.

© Claude C. Christopher, Nashville, Tenn. ;
1897:63382, Nov. 12. 32642

a drama.

© Charles Wheatleigh, New York; 1871:
8045, Aug. 29. 32643

an original drama in 5 acts, by E. Arden.

© Edwin Arden, Castleton Corners, N. Y. ;

1891 : 14246, Apr. 20.

32644

1634

32644

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

32663

Night and morning- — Continued.

^l)lav in 3 acts, by A. Croft. [53] p. 8°.

Ms.

© Ic. May 12, 1914 ; D : 37013 ; Albert Croft,

Steilacoom, Wash. 32644a

Night (A) around town. 36 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Leo C. Teller, New York ; D : 1561, Mar.
12, 1902; Ic. Mar. 12, 1902. 32645

Night (A) at Atlantic City; comedy in 1 act.
by F. D. Goldsmith. 16 p. 4°, Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Oct. 27, 1910; D : 22399 ; Frank D.
Goldsmith, AVllkes Barre, Pa. 32646

Night (A) at Canfield's.

© Thomas J. Beeson, New York ; D : 2951.
Feb. 4. 1903. 32647

Night (A) at dinner; skit, by L. F. Clinton.

Boise, Id., Syms-York co., 1914. 28 p. 16°.

© June 2, 1914 ; 2c. July 6, 1914 ; D : 37645 ;

Lynne Fox Clinton, Boise, Id. 32647a

Night (A) at home; 1 act vaudeville singing
sketch, by N. H. Withrow. [2] p. t°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Feb. 13, 1912 ; D : 28927 ; N. II. With-
row, Little Rock, Ark. 32648

Night (A) at Martin's. 15 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Emanuel Camoin de Bonilla, New York;
D : 6378, Mar. 21, 1905 ; 2c. Mar. 21, 1905.

32649

Night at the carnival. See Glorious time.

Night (A) at the circus. 9 p. 6 photographs.
■i". Typcnvi'Jtten.

© Nat Ellis, Syracuse, N. Y. ; D : 15070,
Feb. 13, 1909 ; 2c. Feb. 13, 1909. 32650

an American farce comedy, by H. G.

Donnelly.

© H. Grattan Donnelly, Philadelphia;
1891 : 13910, Apr. 17. 32651

Night (A) at the club; a dramatic sketch for
two persons in 3 scenes, by J. R. Graham.
Typewritten.

© ,Iohn Ramsev Graham, Rochester, N. Y'. ;
1897 : 13095, Feb. 22 ; Ic. Feb. 22. 32652

twenty minute sketch in 1 act. by B. J.

Simons and P. J. Madigan. 4 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Dec. 3, 1910; D : 22722 ; Edward
.7. Simons and Paddy .1. Madipin, Brooklyn.

32653

Night (A) at the French ball; a farce comedy
in 3 acts, by L. Dittmar. [1031 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Louis Dittmar, Jersey City; D : 3323.
Apr. 22, 1903; 2c. Apr. 22, 1903. 32654

Night (The) attack; serio-comic pantomime in
3 acts, by P. Martinetti.

© Paul Martinetti, United States; 1895:
32494, June 21. 32655

Night (The) before Christmas; a Christmas
exercise, by Mrs. C. M. Livingston. Boston,
D. Lothrop & CO. [etc., etc., 1875] 15, 1 p.
16°.

© D. Lothrop & CO., Boston; 1876:406,
Jan. 8; 2c. Jan. 17. 32655a

drama in 4 acts, by H. Reld [i. e. James

Halleck Reid]

© Hal. Reid, Hamilton, O. ; 1899:2314,
Jan. 4. 32656

a pastoral drama in 4 acts, by Hal. Reid

[i. e. James Halleck Reid] Typewritten.

© Bertha Belle Westbrook Reid. United
States; 1899:62710, Sept. 27; 2c. Sept. 27.

32657

— a play for young people, by Alice E. Allen,
music by Archibald Humboldt [pseud, of G. O.
March] Lebanon, O., March brothers, 1906,
cover-title, 16, [4] p. 16°.

© March bros., Lebanon, O. ; D : 9254, Oct.
18, 1906; 2c. Nov. 10, 1906. 32658

— play in 3 acts, by W. P. Taylor. New
Y-ork, Samuel French ; London, S. French,
ltd. 17, [2] p. 8°. [Contains music]

© Nov. 28, 1910; 2c. Nov. 30, 1910; D:
22686; William Patterson Taylor, East
Orange, N. J. 32659

— Sec also Visit (A) to Santa Claus.

Night (The) before Christmas as observed in
the Owen family; by A. Gregg.

© Alice Gregg, Cambridgeport, Mass. ; 1893 :
4691, Jan. 23. 32660

Night (The) before New Year. Typewritten.

© Daniel Sutherland, New York; 1900 A:

19041, July 31; 2c. July 31. 32661

Night (The) before New Year's; or. That Irish
boarder, by Ernest C. Filkins. 70 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Thomas H. Marks, Perth, Canada ; D :
1760, Apr. 21. 1902 ; 2c. Apr. 21, 1902. 32662

Night before the morning after; play in 1 act,

by O. T. .Tohnsone. 10 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. IMar. 1, 1915; D : 39827 ; Otto T.

Johnsone, Brooklyn. 32662a

Night before the race; a play in 1 act, by

Eugene Stockdale. 20 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© E. Stockdale. Chicago ; D : 8289, Apr. 6.

1906; 2c. Apr. 6, 1906. 32663

1635

32664

DRAMATIC COMPOSITION'S

32680

Night (The) birds; musical comedy in 3 acts,
libretto by Gladys Unger, lyrics by Arthur
Anderson, music l3y Johann Strauss. [133] p.
4°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© ic. Dec. 4, 1911 ; D : 2.5960 ; Ernest
Mayer, London. 32664

Night (The) boat; comedy in 1 act, by John B.
Hymer. 19 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 5, 1915 ; D : 41910 ; Eleanor Hy-
mer, New York. 32664a

Night brings a counsellor; play in 1 act, by
L. S. Saunders. 10 p. f°. Typewritten,

© Ic. Nov. 9, 1915 ; D : 42296 ; Lilian Stone
Saunders, St. Louis. 32664b

Night clerk; 2 act musical comedy, book and
lyrics by S. Maguire. 114 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten. [Libretto only]

© Ic. May 5, 1910; D: 21010; Sylvester
Maguire, New York. 32665

Night (The) editor; a drama of the bizarre,
by R. F. Steele.

© Richard F. Steele and Harry W. Wack,
St. Paul ; 1891 : 28330, Aug. 6. 32666

play in 1 act, by F. Rosen. [1], 10 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. May 27, 1913; D: 33344; Fillmore
Rosen, Cleveland. 32667

Night (The) express; by H. Knapp, a sensa-
tional melodrama in 4 acts.

© Harry Knapp, St. Louis; 1892:46306,
Nov. 14. 32668

a sensational melodrama in 5 acts, by H. M.

Knapp.

© Harry Knapp and Charles Daniels, St.
Louis ; 1891 : 15036, Apr. 23. 32669

Night follies of San Francisco; by Clifford
Harris. 23 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 6, 1912 ; D : 28573 ; Tony Lubel-
ski, San Francisco. 32670

Night-hawk; in 4 acts, by F. B. Cauthorn.
\rA] ]). oil]. 16°. Typewritten.

© Francis Burns Cauthorn, Portland, Or. ;
D : 8309, Apr. 9, 1906 ; 2c. Apr, 9, 1906. 32671

— play in 4 acts, by L. "Worrall and B. Meri-
vale. 4 v. 4°. Typewritten,

© Ic. Nov, 25, 1913; D: 35139; Lechmere
Worrall and Bernard Merivale, London.

32672

— See also Nighthawk.

Night-hawks (The); musical comedy in 1 act,
by J, McCree. [1], 14 p. 4°, Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 5, 1914; D: 38404; Junie Mc-
Cree, New York, 32672a

Night-hawks, a tale of the city; an original
domestic drama in 5 acts and 6 tableaux,

© D. H. Hawkins, New York; 1884:4078,
Feb. 27. 32673

Night (The) he fell off; or. The magician, the
girl and the dummy, comedy ventriloquial
and illusion sketch, by L. Chevalier. [14] p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 9, 1912; D: 28628; Louis Che-
valier, New York. 32674

Night (A) in a boarding school; or, A night
in a young girls' seminary, by Archie Colby.
10 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 15, 1910 ; D : 22294 ; Jos. Barnett
and Simon Cohen, New York, 32675

Night (A) in a fooPs house; by Elmer Fen-
ley. [7] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Lew Hunting and John H. Berrv, Oak
Grove, Va. ; D : 2524, Oct. 30, 1902; 2c. Oct,
30, 1902. [Note: Copies reed, bear title, A
night in a fool house; by Elmer Tenley. ©
Lew Hunting and John H. Barry] 32676

Night (A) in a free-and-easy; a new extrava-
ganza.

© Tony Pastor, New York ; 1873 : 1670.
Feb. 19. 32677

Night (A) in a gambling house; in 1 scene,
by A. Berkowitz. 3 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 7, 1910; D : 23091 ; Abe Berko-
witz, New York. 32678

Night in a Jewish theatre (Hom6 B-b EBpeftCKOM-b
TeaTpi); play in 1 act, by 0. Dymow. 34 p

4°. Ms.

© If. .Lin. 11, 1915; D : 39360 ; Ossip Dy-
mow, New York. 32678a

Night (A) in a stra.nge hotel; a laughable
negro sketch in 1 scene, arr. by Charles
Wliite. New York, R. M. De Witt, 1875. 5
p. 12°. ([De Witt's Ethiopian and comic
drama, no. 49] )

© Robert M. De Witt, New York; 1875:
7708, July 23 ; 2c. July 29. 32679

Night (A) in a telegraph ofl3.ce; or. Those mes-
senger boys, play by E. Fraser. 2 p. f °. Type-
written.

© Ic. Mar. 26, 1912; D: 29242; Bllamar
Fraser, New York. 32680

Night (A) in a young girls' seminary, ^S'ee
Night (A) in a boarding school.

Night (A) in an English music hall. See
Twice nightly.

Night (A) in Avignon; a drama, by Cale Young
Rice. New York, McClure, Phillips & co.,
1907. 4 p. 1., 3-32 p. 12°.

© C. Y. Rice, United States; A: 172886,
Apr. 3, 1907 ; 2c. Apr. 3, 1907. 32680a

1636

32681

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

32703

Night (A) in Avignon — Continued.
-- — - Sec also Collected plays and poems; by
Cale Young Rice.

Night (A) in Bohemia; by T. P. Getz, 26 p.
f°. Typewritten.

© Thomas P. Getz, Omaha, Neb. : D : 3881,
Aug. 28, 1903; 2c. Aug. 17, 1903. 32681

Night (A) in Cairo. 5 p. 4°. Typewritten.
© .Jessie Barda, New York ; D : 11840, Nov.
20, 1907; 2c. Nov. 20, 1907. [Note :— Copies
bear the title A night in Egypt] 32682

Night (A) in Chicago.

© Edward P. Delauey, Chicago ; D : 14894,
Jan. 25, 1909. 32683

Night (A) in China; a dramatic and musical
monologue sketch. ,

© Harrv Braham, New York; 1900 A:
20979. Aug. 22. 32684

Night (A) in Chinatown. [60] p. i". Type-
written.

© .Tames C. Welsh, Newburyport, Mass. ;
I) : 6684, May 8, 1905 ; 2c. May 8, 1905. 32685

dramatic episode in 1 act, by Roland Oliver

[pseud, of Henry White] 18 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Nov. 29, 1913; D: 35186; Henry
White, Sacramento, Oal. 32686

play in 1 act, by R. E. Matthews. 4 p. f°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 3, 1918; D: 85238; Robert E.
Matthews, Chicago. 32687

by W. Montague. 16 p. 4°. Type-

written.

© Ic. Nov. 24, 1914 ; D : 38905 ; Walter Mon-
tague, San Francisco. 32687a

— a sensational comedy-drama in 1 act, by
E. F. Rush.

© Ed. F. Rush, New York; 1899^54705,
Aug. 28. 32688

■ — ■ See also Slunxming party.

Night in dreamland; by B. E. Matthews. 9 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 20, 1909; D: 17495; Bob B.
ISIatthews, New York. 32689

■ a domestic play in 4 acts, 4 scenes, by W.

Bankson. no. 1.

© Wesley Bankson, New York ; 1898 : 20408,
Mar. 30. 32690

Night (A) in Egypt; by A. Raymond. [1] p.
f°. Typewritten. [Synopsis]

© Alice Raymond, United States ; D : 10994,
July 18, 1907 ; 2c. July 17, 1907. 32691

See also Night (A) in Cairo.

Night (A) in Hawaii; a vaudeville sketch, by
C. Alisky. [1], 3 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 31, 1912; D: 29847; Charles
Alisky, San Francisco. 32692

Night (A) in Herculaueum; Roman tragedy in
3 acts, by H. G. Carleton and R. Weightman.

© Henry Guy Carleton and Richard Weight-
man, United States ; 1886 : 10076, Apr. 27.

32693

Night (A) in Ireland; by J. J. Malloy and E. E.
Webb.

© .Tolm J. I\Ialiov and Edwin E. Webb, Buf-
falo ; D : 1612, Mar. 19, 1902. 32694

See also Boy's (A) revenge for the death

of his parents and the loss of his home.

Night (A) in jail: a nnisical farce comedy in 3
acts, arr. and adapted by J. Allen.

© .John Allen, San Francisco; 1895:8714:
Feb. 11. 32695

Night (A) in Little Italy; play in 1 act, by R. A.
Troiso. [1], 2 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 14, 1912; D: 30538; Ralph A.
Troise, New York. 32696

Night (A) in New York; musical comedy in 3
acts, by H. G. Donnelly.

© H. Grattan Donnelly, New York; 1896:
33529, June 5. 32697

Night (A) in Niagara; an original musical
comedy-drama in 3 acts, by Con. T. Murphy
and W. J. Davis.

© Will J. Davis, Chicago ; 1886 : 19898, Sept.
3. 32698

Night (A) in Paris; a musical comedy in 3 acts,
by N. J. Long and J. E. Sullivan.

© N. J. I^ong and J. E. Sullivan, New York ;
1898 : 16843. IMar. 12. 32699

Night (A) in Rome. See Torget-me-not.

Night (A) in society; German dialect comody
sketch, by Ed. Rose. 8 p. 16°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ernest R. Scrimshaw, Arlington, N. J. ;
D:6178, Feb. 3, 1905; 2c. Feb. 3. 1905.

32700

Night (A) in Spain.

© Henrv Walker and Gertrude Stodder,
Brooklyn ;" D : 10.569, May 15, 1907. 32701

Night (A) in Tappan; comedy in 1 act, by*0. B.
Du Bois. 17 p. f . Typewritten.

© O. B. Du Bois, West Hoboken, N. J. ; D :
2486, Oct. 23, 1902; 2c. Nov. 4, 1902; Ic.
(printed) Oct. 23, 1902. -32702

Night (A) in Texas; a drama in 1 act and 4
scenes, by IMarian D. and R. S. Tinney.

© Rov S. Tinney, Jersey City ; D : 16046,
June 11, 1909. 32703

1687

32704

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

32721

Night (A) in the cellar; comedy sketch, by
Barry Gray. 11 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 1, 1913; D: 32159; Horace M.
Gardner, Philadelphia. 32704

Night (A) in the chamber of horrors. See
"Waxworks (The)

Night (A) in the Edelweiss; by J. A. Sternad
and G. S. Van. 0 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 24, 1912 ; D : 29609 ; J. A. Sternad
and Geo. S. Van, Chicago. 32705

Night (A) in the night court; or, A night in
the New York city night coui't, i»laylet in
2 scenes, 1 act, by E. S. Wright. 8 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 18, 1914 ; D : 38278 ; Edward S.
^^■ right, New York. 32705a

Night in the Orient; drama, by A. B. Omar.

© Abbas Ben Omar, London ; D : 3851 , Aug.
20. 1903. 32706

vaudeville act, book, lyrics and music by

R. Kent. 13 p. 4°. Typewi-itten. [Words
only]

© Ic. Oct. 11, 1909; D: 17069; Richmond
Kent, Chicago. 32707

Night (A) in the slums of London; or. The
early birds, an original dramatic action play
in 2 scenes, by Fretl Karno [pseud, of F. West-
cott] 8 p. "4°. Typewritten.

© Frederick Westcott, London; D : 9148,
Sept. 27. 1906; 2c. Oct. 13, 1906. 32708

Night (A) in the U. S. postofBce in Nowhere-
ville; a dramatic .sketch, by M. S. Barratt.
[8] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Montauye S. Barratt, Scranton, Pa.; D:
13434. .Tuly 29, 1908; 2c. Aug. 7, 1908. [Note:
Copies reed, bear title, A scene in a T'. S. post-
office in No Where Ville] 32709

Night (A) in Venice; by E. Folaud. 7 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Elbert Fohind, Geneseo, N. Y. ; D:
14850, Jan. 19. 1909; 2c. Jan. 19, 1909. 32710

Night (A) in Washington. See Mistakes.

Night is the shade of evei-y w^rong; a melo-
ik-ama in 4 acts, by C. F. Ryan. [9) p. t°.
Typewritten.

© Charles F. Ryan. Turners Falls, Mass.;
D:2115, July 12, 1902; 2c. Dec. 12, 1902.

32711

Night (The) message; an original melodrama
in 4 acts, by O. Ferree. Typewritten.

© Owen Ferree, New York; 1890:26141,
Aug. 25; Ic. July 24, 1893. 32712

Night (A) of disappointment. See Letter (A)
to the board of hell.

Night of light; Hanukali play, by Louis 'Kap-
lan. New York, Bloch pub. co. 16 p. 16°.

© Oct. 20, 1909 ; 2c. Nov. 8, 1909 ; D : 17356 ;
Bloch pub. CO., New York. 32713

Night (A) of mystery; play in 2 scenes, by P.
Dunning. 21 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 3, 1915; D : 41157 ; Philip Dun-
ning, Bridgeport, Conn. 32713a

Night (The) of Russia,
side.

See Man (The) out-

Night (The) of the ball; by Alf. Hampton.

© Engstrom sisters, New York ; D : 6277,
Feb. 20, 1905. 32714

Night (The) of the entertainment; comedy in 2
acts for college girls, by Anna Wynne. New
York, S. Frencll'; London, S. French, ltd., 1908.
26 p. 12°.

© Samuel French, New York ; D : 14661,
Dec. 21, 1908; 2c. June 3. 1909. 32715

Night (The) of the fight; a character sketch,
by J. A. Mitchell. [1], 14 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Joseph A. Mitchell, Philadeliihia ; D :
6429, Mar. 29, 1905 ; 2c. Mar. 22, 1905. 32716

Night (The) of the fire. Sec Lucy (The) Luce
club.

Night of the Fourth; drama in 4 acts, by L. L,
Hall. 31 p. 8°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 17, 1912 ; D : 28752 ; Luther Levi
Hall, Akron, O. 32717

in 3 acts, by G. Ade.

© George Ade. Chicago; 1900 A: 30058,
Dec. 11. 32718

Night of the Garter; a 1 act sciutillant satire,
by L. N, Marks. 12 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 6, 1909; D: 16509; L. Newman
Marks, Pass Christian, Miss. 32719

Night (The) of the rehearsal,
e'en.

Sec Hallow-

Night (The) of the wedding,
the truckman.

See Delilah and

Night (The) of wonders on the birth of Christ;
libretto, a sacred cantata in 3 parts, words
and music by W. A. Springer. Marlboro, A, L.
Boauchamp, 1886. 16 p. 16°.

© White Smith & co., Boston ; 1886 : 30238,
Dec. 28 ; 2c. Dec. 29. 32720

Night (A) off; a comedy in 4 acts, from the
German of Schonthan, bv A. Daly. New
York, The author, 1885. 75 p. 8°.

© Augustin Daly, New York; 1885:7660,
Apr. 1 ; 2c. Dec. 3, 1886. 32721

1638

32722

COPYKIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

32744

Night (A) off — Cuutiuued.
Same.

© Joseph F. Daly ami liichard Doruey.
New York, as executors, in renewal for 28
years. Itenewal no. 3001, Apr. 2, 1912. Origi-
nal entry. Apr. 1, 18S5, no. 7660. 32722

• a reportorial nionolog, by M. V. Freese.

© INIyron Vincent Freese, Boston ; D : 16052,
June 11, 1909. 32723

or, A page from Balzac, a t-omedy in 4 acts

(from the Tierman of Schoenthan brothers),
by Augustin Daly. New York, H. Roorbaeh.

© Augustin Daly, New York ; 1897 : 54577,
Sept. 29; 2c. Oct. 11. 32724

Night (A) on a house-boat.

© Jesse Louis Lasky, New York ; D : 10754.
June 12, 1907. 32725

Night (A) on Broadway; a musical comedy in
2 acts, li])retto by Maurice Hageman.

© Harrv Morris. New York ; D : 1693, Feb.
15 ; 1902. 32726

Night (A) on the boulevard; spectacular trav-
esty on motoring, by H. Langdon. [8] p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Mav 8. 1912 : D : 29608 ; Harry Lang-
don, New York. 32727

Night on the Bowery; by B. E. IMatthews. 7 p.
f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. ]\rar. 4, 1910 ; D : 20344 ; Bob E. Mat-
thews, New York. 32728

Night (The) on the Delaware. See Martha
Penrose.

Night (A) on the Sound. See Fun on the
Bristol.

Night (A) out; a vaudeville sketch in 1 act, l^y
Neal Shupe. 14 p. f°. Typewritten.

© N. Shupe, Toledo, O. ; D : 5557, Sept. 23,
1904: 2c. Sept. 23, 1904. 132729

Night (The) owls. See Mazulm.

Night (The) patrol; a dramatic composition
[in 1 act] liy C. H. McFarland (Chas. H.
Mackie) [8] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 5, 1909 ; D : 164S4 ; Chas. H. Mc-
Farland, Boston. 32730

Night (The) porter; comedy playlet, by H. Van
Avery. [2], 15 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 4, 1911; D: 25401; H. Van
Avery, Chicago. 32731

Night (A) refuge. Sec From the depths.

Night-rider; a 1 act dramatic play, by C. L.
Nagely.

© Carlton Lewis Nagely. Brooklyn ; D :
14844, Jan. 19, 1909. 32732

Night-rider — Continued.

or, A reign of fear, )jy U. S. Hill. 96 p.

f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 4, 1910 : D : 20701 ; Mary E. Hill,
Syracuse, N. Y. 32733

Night-riders (The)

© Albert E. MacKinnon. Delroil ; D: 14612,
Dec, 24, 1908. ' 32734

■ by H. C. I'.dmcr. 52 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Henrv (^!av Palmer, New York ; D : 12.581,
Mar. 19. 1908; 2c. Mar. 19, 1908. 32735

-a melddi'auKi in ."> acts, by Frank Dumont.

Philadelphia, The Penn publishing company,
1908. 02 1.. 12°.

© Penn pub. co., Philadelphia; D : 14077.
Oct. 17. 1908; 2c. Oct. 17, 1908. 32736

52 p.

— Y>]ny in 4 acts. ))y A. N. C. Fowler.
4°. Typewritten.

© A. X. C. Fowler, Glens Falls, N. Y. ; D:
15047, Feb. 10, 1909 ; 2c. Feb. 10, 1909. 32737

by K. C. Kanck. [109] p. 4*. Type-

written.

© Ic. June 23, 1911 ; D : 24562 ; Edwin ('arty
Kan.-k. Cambridge. IMass. 32738

— by E. vSteele. 170 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Eloise Steele, United States. D ; 14153,
Oct. 27. 1908; 2c. Oct. 27, 1908. 32739

a play of the present, in 3 acts, by S. Wood.

13 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Scenario]

© Stanlev Wood, Chicago; D: 15268, Mar.
5. 1909; 2c. Mar. 25. 1909. 32740

-or. The blood oath, drama in 4 acts, a tale

of the Kentucky war, liy .T. D'Ormond. 76 p.
f°. Typewritten.

© Jolm D'Ormond. D.-dhis; D: 12753. Apr.
1.5. 190S: 2c. Aj.r. 1.5, 1908. 32741

(I1-. Tick hollow, l)y J. W. Hutciien. 73 p.

f". Typewritten.

© .John W. Hntchen, Louisville. Ky. ; D:
15205, :Mar. 1, 1909; 2c. JIar. 1, 1909. 32742

Night-rider's (The) daughter; a drama of to-
day in :'> acts, Ity (i. N. I.oomis. 122 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. .July 15, 1909; D; 16418; George Nor-
man Looniis. New York. 32743

Night-riders (The) of Kentucky; a drama of
the great tobacco war. by J. F. Crenier and
L. C. Ling.

© Jack Francis Cremer and Louis C. Ling,
Detroit; D: 12930. Mny 8, 1908. 32744

1639

32745

DKAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

32768

Night-scene (A) in Germany; episode from
life, by Max Temple [pseud, of M. M. and
M. W. Skinner] 3 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© ic. Jan. 16, 1912 ; D : 28320 ; M. M. and
M. W. Skinner, Strassburg, Germany. 32745

Night surprise; by Arthur Law. Loudon, J.
Williams, ltd.; New York, E. Schuberth &
CO., 1904. 18 p. 8°.

© Joseph Williams, ltd., London ; D : 5143,
June 7, 1904 ; 2c. June 7, 1904. 32746

Night (The) the Maine went down; by F.
Burt.

© Frederic Burt, New York ; D : 423. May 2,
1901. 32747

Night (The) watch; an original melodrama in
.") acts, by D. K. Higgins.

© David Knowles Higgins, Chicago ; 1888 :
7561, Mar. 12. 32748

■ a play in 1 act and 1 scene.

© George Middleton, New York; D:1219,
Dec. 28, 1901. 32749

Night (The) watchman; comedy drama in 4

acts. .

© John Walsh, jr., New York; D : 9946.
Feb. 11, 1907. 32750

Night (A) with Arsene Lupin; sketch in 1 act.
by M. Leblanc. tr. by Alexander Teixeira de
Mattos. [2], 39 p. 4°, Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 15, 1913; D: 31967; Maurice
Leblanc, Paris. 32751

Night (A) with Brudder Bones; an
Ethiopian comicality in 1 scene. New
York, Happy hours company [1874] 7 p. 12°.
( [Ethiopian drama, no. 64] )

© Happy hours co.. New York ; 1874 : 12221,
Sept. 28; 2c. Oct. 17. 32752

Night (A) with the burlesquers; a protean
comedy extravaganza in 2 acts, by C. M.
Greene.

© Clay M. Greene, San Francisco; 1880:
5403, Apr. 5. 32753

Night with the devil; a sensational inspira-
tion in 1 act, by U. Davis. 22 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ulysses Davis, Chicago ; D : 5105, May
31. 1904; 2c. May 24, 1904. 32754

Night (A) with the Elks; or, A jolly Elk, a
comedy in 3 arts, by .1. A. Lacy. [77] p.
4°. Typewritten.

© J. A. Lacy, United States ; D : 3531, June

4. 1903; 2c. Feb. 3, 1904. 32755

Night (A) with the firemen; 1 act comedy, by

M. P. Fitzpatrick and C. Fenster. [8] p. f°.

Typewritten.

© Matthew P. Fitzpatrick and Charles
Fenster, New York ; D : 14267, Nov. 12, 1908 ;
2c. Nov. 12, 1908. 32756

Night (A) with the owls; in 1 act, by J. H.
Burke. [3] p. f°. Typewritten.

© John Humphrey Burke, Los Angeles ; D :
71, Jan. 24, 1901 ; 2c. Jan. 25, 1901. 32757

Night with the Redmen; comedy playlet in 1
scene for three people, by Lemming, Lamb and
Lemming. 10 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 12, 1910; D: 21022; Lemming.
Lamb & Lemming, Chicago. 32758

Night (A) without a dawn.

© Louise Rice, New York; D:9280, Oct.
20, 1906. 32759

Nighthawk; play in 1 act, by J. K. Friedman.
[2], 16 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 17, 1912 ; D : 28751 ; I. K. Fried-
man, Winnetka, 111. 32760

See also Night-hawk.

Nighthawks of New York; a sensational com-
edy drama of New York life in 4 acts, by J. B.
Totten. [113] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Joseph Byron Totten, New York ; D :
8198, Mar. 20. 1906; 2c. Mar. 20, 1906. 32761

Nightingale (The); by Richard Warner. 12 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© R. Warner, New York ; D : 9606, Dec. 10,
1906; 2c. Dec. 10, 1906. 32762

— comic opera in 4 acts, tr. and adapted by
A. Hoffman.

© A. Hoffman, San Francisco ; 1891 : 17306,
May 11. 32763

— a musical comedy, by O. Weaver.

© Odell Weaver, Terre Haute, Ind. ; D:
3878, Aug. 14, 1903. 32764

- — -a play in 4 acts, by H. A. Vachell and
Horace Wyndham. [96] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Horace Annesley Vachell, Hursley, Eng-
land; D:1811, Apr. 30, 1902; 2c. Apr. 30,
1902. 32765

or. The flower girl of Cuba, a romantic

opera in 3 acts, by .T. J. Stewart.

© Joseph J. Stewart, Baltimore; 1876:
11672, Oct. 14. 32766

— - See also Short plays for children.

Nightingale (The) and the swine; play in 1
act, by F. Hadley. [1], 13 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. May 14, 1913; D : 33221 ; Florence
Hadley, Brooklyn. 32767

Nightmare; comedy, by P. Mack. 6 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 37, 1910; D : 20221 ; Pete Mack.
Chicago. 32768

1640

32769

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UlSriTED STATES

32787

Nightmare — Continued.

a farcical comedy in 3 acts, in 2 scenes,

by J. Arthur. [65] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Joseph Arthur, Boston; 1881:12057,
Aug. 4 ; 2c. Aug. 24. . 32769

■ an original farcical, terpsichorean sketch

entitled Absurdities of a nightmare, invented
and arr. by the Family Majilton.

© Charles Majilton, New York; 1872:
12887, Dec. 7. 32770

See also Lamb (The) and the brute. — Rip

Van Wrinkle.

Nightmare-land; a comic opera in 3 acts, the
book and lyrics by A. Rowden King, the musi-
cal score by Seth Daniel Bingham, jr. [100] p.
4°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]

© A. R. King, Brooklyn ; D : 9858, Jan. 28.

1907 ; 2c. Jan. 28, 1907. 32771

Night's (A) adventure. See Thou shalt not.
Night's (A) festival in Venice; a spectacular

production.

© Frank E. Cosby, Richmond ; 1897 : 39204.
July 3. . 32772

Night's (A) lodging; scenes from the depths
of Russian life, in 4 acts [by Maxim Gorki,
pseud, of A. M. Pieshkov] an adaptation by
Edwin Hopkins. 5 p. 1., 87 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Edwin Hopkins, New York; D:8333,
Apr. 12, 1906 ; 2c. May 28, 1906. 32773

(Nachtasyl); scenes from Russian life, by

Maxim Gorki [pseud, of A. M. Pieshkov] tr.
from the Russian by Edwin Hopkins. (In
Poet lore, v. 16, no. 4, winter, 1905)

© E. S. Hopkins, New York ; D : 8323, Apr.

11, 1906 ; 2c. Apr. 11, 1906. 32774

Nihilist (The) circle. See Monsieur de Mon-

talembert.
Nihilist (The) sisters; a comedy-drama in 5

acts, by L. Updegrove.

© L. Updegrove, Philadelphia ; 1880 : 10886,

July 15. 32775

Nihilistin; tragische scene in 1 akt, von Kurt

Neurode [pseud, des Kurt, Baron von Roth-

kirch und Panthen.] Berlin, F. Bloch erben.

20 p. 12°.

© Ic. Sept. 30, 1909 ; D : 16966 ; Felix Bloch

erben, Berlin. 32776

Nihilists; a comic opera in 3 acts, by H. Bagg.

[124] p. f°. Typewritten. [Libretto only]
© Helen Bagg, Chicago; D : 4613, Feb. 12,

1904; 2c. Feb. 12, 1904. 32777
drama in 7 scenes, based on recent inci-
dents in Russia, by Frank J. Marion and

Wallace McCutcheon. 16 p. 4°. Typewritten.

[Scenai'io]
© American mutoscope & biograph co.,

New York ; D : 6365, Mar. 20, 1905 ; 2c. Mar.

20, 1905. 32778

Nihilists — Continued.

a historical drama founded on the Rus-
sian life, in 4 acts and 6 transformations,
with 2 dark changes, by Count A. Chrostow-
ski. Typewritten.

© Alphonse Chrostowski, Brooklyn ; 1895 :
60446, Nov. 30 ; 2c. Jan. 11, 1896. 32779

a tragedy in 5 acts and 9 transformations.

by Count Alphonse Chrostowski, 2d ed., rev.
for the stage by Belle M. Williams. Cleve-
land, The Williams publishing and electric
CO., 1895.

© M. A. Chrostowski, Cleveland; 1895:
15386, Mar. 18; 2c. Mar. 29. 32780

•by M. A. Chrostowski. Cleveland, The

Williams publishing and electric co.

© M. A. Chrostowski, Cleveland; 1894:
53612, Nov. 17 ; Ic. Nov. 30. 32781

a tragedy in 5 acts and 7 transformations,

by A. M. Chrostowski. 41 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten,

© Alphonse Chrostowski, New York ; D :
15190, Feb. 27, 1909; 2c. Feb. 27, 1909.

32782

See also Vera. — Writings (The) of Oscar

Wilde.

Nihilists (The) of St. Petersburg. Sec Mar-
do.

Nil desperandum; or, A forced marriage.

© H. F. Henry, Buffalo ; 1875 : 1032, Feb. 3.

32783

or.

Never despair, a romantic western
drama in 5 acts, by T. B. Peacock. 36 p.
f°. Typewritten.

© Thomas Brower Peacock, Kansas City,
Kan. ; D : 2864, Jan. 2, 1903 ; 2c. Jan. 20, 1903.

32784

— ■ (Never despair)

© H. F. Henry, Oil City, Pa. ; 1874 : 14054.
Nov. 16. 32785

Nimble-Wit and Fingerkin.
the heart.

See House of

Nimrod; a drama, by F. W. Wheeler. 46 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Francis William AVheeler, New York ; D :
8949, July 19, 1906 ; 2c. July 19, 1906. 32786

drama in 3 acts, by F. W. Rolt-Wheeler.

F.oston, Lothrop, Lee and Shepard co. xii,
90 p. 8°.

© Dec. 3, 1912 ; 2c. Dec. 5. 1912 ; D : 31556 ;
Francis William Rolt-Wheeler, New York.

32787

Nina; operetta in 2 acts, by P. G. Milton. [2],
73 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 29, 1914 ; D : 35838 ; Paula Goe-
pel Milton, New York. 32787a

1641

32788

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

32802

Nina — CoiitiiuuMl.

or, The miner's daughter, A. M. Bar-
ron's new and realistic proihiction, in 5 acts.
© Adolpli M. Barron, Sioux City, la. : 188S :
9276, Mar. 30. 32788

(Le desir); drama in 4 aliten, von Leo-

pold Kanipf. Berlin, S. Fischer verlag, 1911.
](H) p. V2''.

© Mar. 3, 1911; 2c. June 15, 1911: D:
21937 ; S. Fischer verlag, Berlin. 32789

Niiia (La) Cielo; zarzuela dramatica en 1 acto
y 3 cuadros, libro de Eniilio Alonso y Ed-
uardo Gomez, musica del maestro Federico
Cliaves. Madrid [Societla<l de autores espa-
noles] 1910. 34 p. 12°. [Libretto only]

■© Sept. 6, 1910; 2c. Sept. 7. 1910; D:
21951 ; E. Alonso y E. Gomez, Madrid.

32790

Nina (La) de las munecas; opereta en 3 actos,
inspii-ada en una comedia de Flers y de Cail-
iavet. texto y eantables de J. J. Cadenas,
mnsica del maestro Leo Fall, adaptacion y
niiisica nueva del maestro Lleo. Madrid
I Sociedad de autores espailolesl 1911. 68 p.
12°. [Libretto only]

© Aug". 21, 1911; 2c. An- 22, 1911; D:
25047; Jose Juan Cadenas, Madrid. 32791

Nina (La) de las planchas; entremes Ifrico.
original de Enrique Garcia Alvarez y Pedro
:\ruiioz Seca, mtisica del maestro Alonso. Ma-
drid [Sociedad de autores espanoles] 1915.
24 p. 12°. [Libretto only]

© June 24, 1915; Ic. June 25, 1915; D:
41094; E. Garcia Alvarez y P. Munoz Seca.
:yiadrid. 32791a

Nina (La) de los besos; opereta en 1 acto,
dividido en 3 cuadros. en prosa. original de
Miguel Mihura y Ricardo Gonzalez, miisica
del maestro INIanuel Penella. INIadrid [Socie-
dad de autores espaSoles] 1911. 42 p. 12°.
I Liliretto only]

© Aug. 21, 1911; 2('. Aug. 22, 1911; D:
25045 : INI. Mihura v R. Gonzalez, Madrid.

32792

Nina Diva's Europeaii sensation; a musical
]iurles(tue in 2 acts, by J. G. Jermon and
E. F. Rush.

© J. G. Jermon and Ed. F. Rush, Phila-
delphia; 1898:39833, July 1. 32793

Nina (La) mimada: opereta en 3 actos, el se-
guiido dividido en 2 cuadros, en prosa y verso,
original de A. Gonzales-Rendon. nifisica del
maestro Manuel Penella. Madrid [So<ledad
de autores espanoles] 1910. 59 p. 12°. [Li-
bretto only]

© May 23. 1910; 2c. May 24, 1910; D:
21146; Aurelio Gonzalez-Rendou, IVIadrid.

32794

Nina of the circus; or. The singer and the
song, i)lay in 4 acts, by IM. S. Keightley. [122]
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 2, 1914; I) : 37450; ^Vlabel S.
Kei.'ihtley. South Bend, Ind. 32794a

Nina Sforza; a tragedy in 5 acts. Typewritten.

© Viola Kathrine ('lemmons, New York;
1893:818. .Tan. 4: Ic. .Tan. 4. 32795

Nina, the statue; an operatic sketch in 1 act,

introducing an oi)tical illusion, by J. S. Crossy.

© J. Stewart ('r(.ssv. New York; 1897:

4.5654. Aug. 13. 32796

Nina, the wild flower; a cduiedy drama in 4
acts, by A. K. Fulton.

© A. K. Fultnii. Biiltimore; 1883 : 7353. Apr.
m 32797

Ninco Nance; a comic opera in 4 acts, by I. W.
Heysinger.

© Isaac AV. Hevsinger. Philadelphia : 1882 :
2139, Feb. 9. 32798

Nine collars; an incident in the life of Jean
Walstace, by P. M. Parmn. [2], 6 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 30, 1912; D : 31002 ; Parma INI.
Parma. Westfield. N. J. 32799

Nine (The) fifteen. »S'cc, at end of alphabet,
titles beginning with figures: 9:15 (The)

Nine hundred and ninety-nine. See, at end of
alphabet, titles beginning with figures : 999.

Nine hundred and ninety-nine times alive.
i?co Dust and toadstools.

Nine (The) lives of Mrs. Catt; comedy in 3
:icts. by J. K. MacCurdy. 136 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Aug. 28. 1912 ; D : 30679 ; James Kyrle
MacCurdy, Brentv^'Ood, N. Y. 32800

Nine (The) of spades; a 1 act play, by E. S.
Tupper. 14 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Editli Sessions Tupper. New York : 1) :
6.560. Apr. 21. 1905; 2c. Apr. 21, 1905. 32801

Nine on the red. Sec Bat (The)

Nine (The) spot; 1 act dramatic playlet, by
I\r. AA'. Brown. 16 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 18. 1915; D : 42013 ; IMelville W.
Brown, Portland, Or. 32801a

Nine times out of ten; play in 1 act, by P. Gib-
son. 25 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 23. 1910: D : 21401 ; Preston
Gibson, Washington. 32802

Nineteen hundred. Sec, at end of alphabet,
titles begiiming with figures : 1900.

1642

32803

COPYIUGHTEL) IN THE UNITED STATES

32821

Nineteen hundred and fourteen, der auftakt.
Sec. at end of alnlia'ipt. titles beginning with
figures: 1914, der auftakt.

Nineteen hundred and thirteen. Sec, at end of
alphabet, titles beginning with figures : 1913.

Nineteen hundred twenty- five; satire in 1 act,
liy A. Garrison and John B. Hymer. 18 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. .July 27, 1910 ; D : 21653 ; Alice Garri-
son. New York. 32803

Nineteen ninety-nine. Sec. at end of alphabet,
titles hegiiniing with figures : 1999.

Nineteen ninety-six. Sc:. at end of alphabet,
titles beginning with figures: 1996.

Nineeen ninety-three. See, at I'lul of alphabet,
titles beginning v.ith figures : 1993.

Nineteen years after; or. A daughter's sacri-
fice, a drama in 5 acts, by T. liawler.

© Teresa Lawler. United States ; 188." :
15519, .luly 18. 32804

Nineteenth (The) century.

© Robert Blei syndicate. New York; 1899:
73567, Nov. 11. 32805

Nineteenth ward ballot box; an American com-
edy-drama in 4 acts, by R. B. Boone.

© Rosa Belle Boone, United States; 1894:
22546, May 3. 32806'

Ninetta and the gondolier; by <.". :Marwig.

© Carl Marwig. United States: 1879: 1.5881.
Nov. 24. ' 32807

Ninette. See Loves (The) of Cyrano.

Ninety and nine; in 3 acts, by Ramsay Morris.
Typewritten.

© Elmer H. Cohic, .Jersey City ; D : 29, .Tan.
12, 1901; 2c. .Jan. 12, 1901. 32808

Same, act 4. Typewritten.

© Elmer H. Cohic. .Ter.sey City; D : 913,
Sept. 30, 1901 ; 2c. Sept. 30, 1901. 32809

'Ninety-eight. -S'rc, at end of alphabet, titles
begimiing with figures : '98.

Ninety-eight— eight. See^ at end of alphabet,
titles beginning with figures : 98—8.

Ninety in the shade; a comedy vaudeville in 3

a«ts. ])y E. Hoist and L. Rosen. Typewritten.

© Edward Hoist and Eew Rosen, New

York : 1892 : 7954, Feb. 19 : 2c. Feb. 19. 32810

Ninety-nine. See, at end of alphabet, titles
beginning with figures: 99.

Ninety-nine — sixty-six; comedy sketch, by S.
Shoengold. [2], 7 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 6, 1912; D: 30756; Sanmel
Shoengold, New York. 32811

1643

Ninety-seven. See, at end of alphabet, titles be-
ginning with figures: 97.

Ninety seven or seventy-nine; the great Irish
Anu'rican comedy, by Adolph Neuendorff.

© Barry and Fav, New York; 1884:5571.
.Alar. 17. 32812

Ninety-three; a drama in 5 acts, founded on
\i<-tor Hugo's work.' Quatrevingt-treize, by T.
Beutley.

© Thomas Bentlev. New York : 1876 : 13473.
Dec. 6. , 32813

an historical romance in 6 acts, by George

lia'.idall Dcane. Typewritten.

© Sidnev Drew, Yonkers, N. Y. : D:G71.
.luly 18, 1901 ; 2c. Apr. 1. 1901. 32814

Nineveh; a drama, by B. H. ^Yilliams. 27 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Benjamin H. Williams, Danielson. Conn. :
D : 2768. Dec. 23, 1902 ; 2c. Dec. 23. 1902.

32815

Ninfas y satires; sainete en 1 acto. dividido
en 4 cuadi'os. en prosa .v verso, original de J.
liopez Silvjv y .1. I'ellicer, nn'isica del maestro
Vicente Lleo. ^ladrid [Sociedad de autores
t'Si)auolesl 1909. 57 p. 12°. [Libretto only]

© .lose Lopez Silva y Julio Pellicer, Ma-
drid ; D: 1614.3. .Tune 23, 1909; 2c. .Tune 23.
19(i;>. 32816

Niniche; a comedy in 8 acts, by H. C. Husted.
© H. C. Husted, New York; 1879:7663.

June

i-

32817

■ a musical coniiHly in 3 acts, by J. F. Milli-

ken.

© .Tames F. :\niliken. New York; 1885:
1(5149. July 27. 32818

Ninkum (The); a comic opera in 3 acts and 4
-icenes, iilirelto by R. yi. Skinner, music; by
Maurice Arnt)kl.

© Ralph aicGay Skinner, Brooklyn: 1S97:
29404, May 14. • 32819

Niiio (El) bonito; sainolc de costumbres anda-
luzas en 1 acto y 3 cuadros, en prosa, libro de
Fernando Vallejo, mflsica de los maestros
(JenC V liozano. M.idrid [Sociedad de autores
espan(')lesl 191L 34. [1] p. 12°. [Libretto
only)

© Dec. 30. 1911: 2c. Jan. 2, 1912; D: 28175:
Fernando Valle.jo, IMadrid. 32820

Nino (El) de los tangos; boceto de sainete de
M. Milun-a Alvarez, con musica de los maes-
tros Castilla v Gosset. Madrid [Sociedad de
autores espanolesl 1908. 40 p. 12°. [Li-
])retto only] ,

© ]Miguel Mihura Alvarez. Madrid: 1>:
13455, July 25, 1908 ; 2c. July 25, 1908. 32821

32821

)BAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

32838

Nino (El) de Triaiia; sainete Ifrico, en 1 acto,
rtividido en 3 cuadros, en verso, original de
A. L6pez Monfs y J. de Lucio, musica de los
niaestros Herntlndez y Mateos. Madrid [So-
ciedad de autores espafioles] 1914. 43 p. 12°.
[Libretto only]

© Sept. 17, 1914; Ic. Sept. 21, 1914; D:
38190; Antonio L6pez Monis y Jose de Lucio.
aradrid. 32821a

Ninon; coni.edia lirica en 1 acto, dividido en 3
cuadros, original y en prosa de Fernandez
de la Puente y Allen-Perkins, mfisica del maes-
tro Chapl. Madrid [Sociedad de autores es-
panoles] 1907. 48 p. 12°. [Libretto only]

© Fernandez de la Puente y Allen-Perkins,
Madrid: D : 114S7, Oct. 7, 1907; 2c. Oct. 8,
1907. 32822

domestic drama in 6 tableaux, by L. L.

Phillips.

© Laura L. Phillips, New York; 1884: 1177,
.Ian. 15. 32823

• dramatic composition, by A. Fawcett. 28 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. ]\Iay 11, 1910 ; D : 21017 ; Allen Faw-
cett. New York. 32824

Niuon de Lenclos; trauersjiiel in 3 aufziigen,
von Paul Ernst. Leipzig, Im Insel-verlag,
1910. 66 p. 12°.

© June 9, 1911 ; 2c. July 19, 1911 ; D : 24722 ;
Yertriebsstelle des Yerbandes deutscher biihn-
enschriftsteller, Berlin. 32825

Nines. See Comedias; [por] Yictor IVIanue'
Pfez Barroso.

Niiios (Los) de la inclusa; melodrama en 4
actos, un prSlogo y 5 cuadros, en prosa, origi-
nal de J. Amoros Miralles y F. Barado. Ma-
drid [Sociedad de autores espanoles] 1910.
60 p. 12°.

© May 19, 1910; 2c. May 20. 1910; D:
21096; Julian Amor6s Miralles yF^lix Barado,
Madrid. 32826

Niiios (Los) de Tetuan; pasillo c6mico-lfrico-
t;inriiio en 1 acto. dividido en 4 cuadros y 1
intermedio, en prosa. original de A. Ilamos
INIartln, mfisica de los maestros Torregrosa y
('all:\ia. JMadrid [Sociedad de autores espa-
noles] 1908. 40 p. 12°. [Libretto only]

© Antonio Ilamos ]\lartln. :Madrid ; 1 > .
13594, Aug. 19, 1908; 2c. Aug. 19. 1908. 32827

Nino's reA'^eng'e. -See King's (The) jester, and
other short plays.

Ninth (The) day; a play in 1 acj;, by E. M. Lent.

© Evangeline M. Lent, New York ; D : 15057,

Feb. 11, 1909. 32828

Ninth (The) inning; a play in 1 act, by J. T.
Prince, jr. 10 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© John T. Prince, jr., Chicago ; D : 13297,
July 6, 1908 ; 2c. July 6, 1908. 32829

Ninth (The) promise fulfilled. See Thy king-
dom come.

Ninth (The) waltz; a comedy in 1 act, by R. C.
Carton [pseud, of R. C. Critchett] London,
S. French, ltd.; New York, S. French, 1904.
12 p. 12°.

© Samuel French, New York ; D : 4734, Mar.
17, 1904 ; 2c. Nov. 19, 1904. 32830

Niobe; a comedy in 3 acts, by H. Paulton and
Mostyn Tedde.

© Harry Paulton, New York ; 1890 : 15381,
IMay 9. 32831

Niobe, all smiles; a farcical comedy in 3 acts,
by Harry and Edward Paulton. New York, S.
French ; Loudon, S. French, ltd., 1904. 74 p.
12°

© Samuel French, New York ; D : 5197, June
17, 1904 ; 2c. Nov. 19, 1904. 32832

Niola; a drum by E. M. McCuUough. [31] p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Edward Miles McCuUough, Worthing-
tou, O. ; D : 12277, Jan. 30, 1908 ; 2c. Jan. 30,
1908. 32833

Nip. See Mat, the romp.

Nip and tuck; farce in 1 act, by Marvin D.
Switzer. Clyde, O., Ames pub. co.

© Ames pub. co., Clyde, O. ; 1898:9368.
Feb. 3; 2c. Feb. 9. 32834

a musical comedy, by J. G. Collins.

© John G. Collins, Philadelphia; D : 8509,
May 9, 1906. 32835

■ ■ See also Serenade (The)

Nip and Ti2"k; or. Great detectives.

© H. A. Webber; Chicago; 1877:7958,
July 9. 32836

Nipped; or. Our firemen, local drama in 3 acts,
by W. H. Rightmire.

© William H. Rightmire, New York; 1877:
10357, Sept. 8. 32837

Nipped in the bud; futurist fantasy in 3 acts,
book and lyrics, b^^ W. W. La Beaiune, music
bv Arthur Proetz, Noel Poepping and Max
Z;ich. [39] p. f°. Typewritten. [Libretto
only]

© Ic. Apr. 10, 1914 ; D : 36676 ; William W.
La Beaume, St. Louis. 32837a

Nirvana; or. The sage, the spook and the
sandwich, comic opera in 2 acts, libretto by
F. Soul6, music by A. S. Kendall. Typewrit-
ten.

© Frank Soul6 and Arthur S. Kendall,
New York; 1891:46038, Dec. 17; Ic. Sept.
24, 1892. 33838

1644

32839

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

32856

Nirvana — Continued.

or, Theosopliy run wild, comedy in 4 acts,

by E. J. Dooley. Typewritten.

© Edward J. Dooley, Hartford ; 1896 : 5836,

Jan. 22; 2c. Jan. 22. 32839

Nirza. •

© Nadage Doree, United States ; 1891 :
25087, July 10. 32840

Nisida; opera in 3 acts, by J. Joi'dan, from a
story by Alexander Dumas, libretto by J. Jor-
dan and E. A. I'aiming. Act 1, 2. {fn The
Sunday Tribune, Apr. 12, 1914)

© Apr. 12, 1914; Ic. Apr. 27, 1914; D:
36984; Jules Jordan, Providence, R. I.

32840a

Same. Act 2 cont., 3. {In Sunday Tri-
bune, Apr. 19, 1914)

© Apr. 19, 1914; 2c. Apr. 27, 1914; D:
36985 ; Jules Jordan, Providence, R. I.

32840b
See also Zanina.

Nixie (The) affair; a comedy in 3 acts, by M. C.
Smith.

© Margaret Cameron Smith, Oakland, Cal. ;

D : 804, Aug. 26, 1901.

32847

Nisowassa; a drama of Wisconsin's Indian days,
by J. Kurtz and P. H. Phillipson. 3 p. 1., 66 p.
12°. Printed.

© Jacob Kurtz and Paul Herman Phillip-
son, Milwaukee; D : 4750, Mar. 19, 1904; 2c.
May 28, 1904. 32841

Nita; comedy sketch in 1 act, by M. Delcomyn.
18 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 12, 1913 ; D : 32656 ; Marion Del-
comyn, New York. 32842

Nita, the star of the North; melodrama in 5
acts, by H. S. Gurney. Typewritten.

© Harry Stanton Gurney, S. Framingham,
Mass. ; 1895 : 10885, Feb. 22 ; 2c. Feb. 22.

32843

Nitoquert; by Edit Naouit. Pittsburgh, Pa.,
F. R. Palmer, 1914. 2 p. 1., 84 p. front,
(port.) 8°.

© Nov. 23, 1914; 2c. Dec. 2, 1914; A:
387800; Frank Rogers Palmer, Pittsburgh.

32843a

Nitouche; a comedy in 4 acts, by J. F. Milliken.

© James F. Milliken. United States; 1884:

16216, Aug. 8. 32844

Nitro-glycerine and galvanic battery sensa-
tions which I hereby claim the sole right
to produce in any shape or form; by Little
Nell, the California diamond.

© Little Nell, Chicago ; 1871 : 9434, Oct. 9.

32845

Nixey, the boy hero; original drama, by Annie
Lewis (Mrs. F. W. Johnson) [100] p. 4^
Typewritten.

© Mrs. F. W. Johnson, New York; 1886:
3896, Feb. 15; 2c. July 19. 32846

Nixnodzige (Die) kaadz; dramatisches spiel,
von E. J. Freund. Antigo, Wis., Antigo pub.
CO. 1 p. 1., 17 p. 16°.

© Mar. 30, 1914; 2c. Apr. 10, 1914; D:
36665 ; Antigo pub. co., Antigo, Wis. 32847a

Nizam (The)

© Henry Hotton, jr., Milwaukee ; D : 7909,
Jan. 27, 1906. 32848

No admittance; a farce in 1 act for female
characters only, by Evelyn Gray Whiting.
Boston, W. H. Baker & co., 1902. 11 p. 12°.

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston ; D : 2278,
Aug. 27, 1902; 2c. Oct. 7, 1902. 32849

No alarm; a romantic drama in 6 acts and 8
scenes, by B. Rockie.

© Burdette Rockie, Denver, Col. ; 1892 :
6570, Feb. 10. 32850

No alternative; by L. Kobrin. 50 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Sept. 24, 1910 ; D : 22138 ; Leon Kob-
rin, Brooklyn. 32851

play in 3 scenes, by S. M. Cubbage. [1],

22 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 5, 1913; D: 34025; Sallie M.
Cubbage, New York. 32852

No castle in the air; a drama in 5 acts and 5
tableaux, by C. D. Greene. [105] p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© C. Dickens Greene, Memphis, Tenn. ; D :
11150, Aug. 10, 1907; 2c. Aug. 10, 1907.

32853

No children allowed; play in 1 act, by John B.
Hymer. 24 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 30, 1915; D: 41861; Eleanor
Hymer, New York. 32853a

No commoners need apply; in 3 acts, by A. .1.
Steed. 66 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Augustus James Steed, Aylsham, Eng-
land; D:4270, Nov. 20, 1903; 2c. Nov. 20,
1903. 32854

No count for her; by W. K. Britt. 15 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Williaui K. Britt, Philadelphia ; D : 12533,
Mar. 13, 1908 ; 2c. Mar. 19, 1908. 32855

No divvy; melodramatic sketch, by D. S. Ku-
sell. 13 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 9, 1912; D: 30777; Dan S.
Kusell, Chicago. 32856

1645

32857

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

32877

No dogs allowed; farce in 3 acts, by A. Walsh.
[2], 53 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 25, 1913; D : 34239 ; Austin
Walsh, New York. 32857

No evidence. Sec Finger prints.

No existe felicidad; boeeto de coniedia en 1
iicto. (lividido en 2 ruadros y 1 interniedio,
en prosa, original de A. Jorge. Madrid [So-
ciedad de autores espauolesj 1911. 35 p. 12°.
© May 20, 1911; 2c. May 27, 1911; D:
24325; Alfonso Jorge, Madrid. 32858

No gas; phiy in 1 act, liy H. F. Turner. [1], 3
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 30, 1913; D : 33214 ; Harold I<\
Turner, Minneapolis. 32859

-No girls admitted; short play, by Edyth M.
Wormwood. Franklin. O.. Eldridge enter-
tainment house, 1912. IS p. 12°.

© Nov. 1, 1912 ; 2c. Dec. 9, 1912 ; D : 31664 ;
Eldri<lL''e entertainment house. Franklin, O.

32860

No gold could buy her; by Joseph Byron Tot-
ten. [89] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© J. B. Totten, New York; D : 9980, Feb.
19, 1907; 2c. Feb; 18. 1907. 32861

No good; melodrama in 1 act, by E. H. Rupert.
[2] 10 p. 4°. Typewritten.
© le. July 5, 1910 ; D : 21479 ; Everett Henry

Rupert, Grand Junction, Col. 32862

«

play in 1 act, by R. Barry. 16 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 27, 1914; D : 36845 ; Richard

Barry, New York. 32862a

No hay mal conio el de la envidia. Sec Chico
(El) de las Peiiuelas.

No Irish wanted here; a new and original song
with nuisic. by Edward Harrigan.

© Josh Hart, United States; 1874:15392*,
Dec. 22. 32863

No la hagas y no la temas; coraedia. original
de Eusebio Blasco. refundida en 1 acto por
R. y W. Blasco. Madrid [Sociedad de autores
espaiioles] 1913. 20 p. 12°.

© ISIar. 28, 1914; Ic. Mar. 30. 1914; D:
36520; Ricardo y Wenceslas Blasco, IMadrid.

32863a

No less than king; a play in 4 acts, by IMal-
colin Watson. [118J p. 4°. Typewritten.

© M. Watson, London; D : 9301, Oct. 24.
1906: 2c. Oct. 24. 1906. 32864

No man's land; a comedy drama.

© Frank Herrick, Youngstown, O. ; 1896j
52496, Sept. 19.

32865

1646

No man's land — Oontinued.

-drama in 4 acts, by J. B. Ould. 80 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. :\Iar. 22. 1910; D : 20.53S ; J. B. Ould.

Wafiliington. 32866

a play in 4 acts, by II. D. Cottrell. . 128 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© T. Daniel Frawlev, Seattle; D : IKMO,
Oct. 12. 1908; 2c. Nov. 18, 1908. 32867

-a stfu-y of the Arizona plains. 92 p. f°.

Typewritten.

© Rov Foster, West Pullman, 111. ; D : 13304,
June 23, 1908 ; 2c. June 15, 1908. 32868

No-marriage (The) plan; modern play in 4 acts,
by J. Carniol |j>seud. of John J. Kai'uiol | 102
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 16, 1910; D : 21573 ; John Car-
idol, New York. 32869

No matter what happens; by J. S.Ennis. Type-
written.

© Jennie Sherman Ennis, Detroit ; D : 1501,
Dec. 27. 11)02 : 2c. Fc>b. 27, 1902. 32870

No men wanted; a sketch in 1 act, by Rachel
Baker Gale. Boston, W. H. Baker & co., 1903.
16 p. 12°. (On cover: Baker's ed. of plays)

© Walter H. Baker & co., Boston ; D : 4058,
Oct. 6, 1903; 2c. Oct. 26, 1903. 32871

No mother to guide her; a melodrama in 4
acts, by Lillian Mortimer. L33J p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Edward Decker, jr., Algoma, Wis., and
Jas. L. Vei-onee, Chicago ; D : 6439, Mar. 31,
1905 ; 2c. Mar. 31, 1905. 32872

No name. Typewritten.

© Lillian Jane Burnham and Marie Emblin
Carr,- Deti-oit: 1900 A : 20754, Aug. 20; 2c.
Sept. 7. ' 32873

a protean drama in 4 acts, by Heni-y .\.

Weaver.

© John L. Williams, Cincinnati ; 1874 :
1200, Feb. 2. 32874

No one need know; comedy in 3 acts, by li.
Worrall and Harold Pensmith. 63 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. IS. 1909 ; D : 17131 ; Lechnu'r(>
Worrall. London. 32875

No one to pity her; by Joseph Byron Totten.
[641 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© J. B. Totten, New York; D : 9984, Feb.
18, 1907; 2c. Feb. 18, 1907. 32876

No Tjay no cure; a sketch, by A. J. Leavitt. New
York, De Witt, 1882. 7 p. 12°. ( [Ethioin.ni
and connc drama, no. 145])

© A. T. B. De Witt, New York ; 1882 : 19922.
Nov. 24; 2c. Jan. 22, 1881. 32877

32878

COPYRTGHITSD IN THE UNITED STATES

32899

No place like home; a farce comedy in 2 acts.

© Joliu Mori-issey, United States ; 1891 :
24631, July 6. 32878

farce in 3 acts, by H. Stebbins.

I© Herbert Stebbins, Newton, Mass. ; D :
260, Mar. 25, 1901. 32879

rural comedy in 3 acts, by R. Lyle. [731 1».

4°. Typewritten.

© Richard Lyle, New York ; D : 8214, Mar.
23, 1906; 2c. Mar. 23, 1906. 32880

a rustic drama in 4 acts, by Frank L. Bix-

by. 86 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Jere McAulifl'e and Harry Kat^e, Lynn.
Mass.; D:2117, July 14, 1902; 2c. July 14.
1902. 32881

No quarter; play in 1 act, by Ij. K. Devendorf.
14 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 26, 1915; D : 39.508 ; La Motte
Kibbey Devendorf, Albany. 32881a

No questions asked; a comedy in 1 act, by
Chester Henry Keogh. 27 p. f°. Typewrit-
ten.

© C. H. Keogh, Chicago : D : 7970, Feb. 9.
1906; 2c. Feb. 9, 1906. 32882

-^ a dramatic composition in 1 act, by F. G.

Tuttle. [1], 18 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 13, 1912; D : 30052 ; Florence
Guertin Tuttle, Brooklyn. 32883

play of mystery and thrills in 3 acts, by

C. S. Blaney. 67 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 11, 1915 ; D : 39367 ; Cecil Spooner
Blaney, New York. 32883a

See also Parlor comedies.

No recipe like laughter; or, The third degree
phonograph, sketch in 1 act, by F. H. Powers.
[2], 5 p. t°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. IT, 1911 ; D : 23979 ; Frank- H.
Powers, San Francisco. 32884

No relations. Sec Sans famille.

No sect in heaven; In 3 acts [by] W. D. Cor-
nell.

© W. D. Cornell, Fond du Lac, Wis.; 1895:
7309, Feb. 1. 32885

No show; Dlav of modern life in 3 acts, by
G. F.- Cole. '[38] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 20, 1910; D: 21595; Ge(n-ge
Frederick Cole, Chicago. 32886

No sir.

© Mrs. Thai Rosback Perkins. Chicago :

1900 : 5700, Mar. 2.

No smoking allowed; comedy musical
in 1 act, by J. F. Mackey. i, 13 p. f°.
writteii.

© Ic. June 1, 1910; D: 212.31; J.
Mackey, Providence, R. I.

32887

sketch
Type-
Frank
32888

No sold de pan vive el hombre; comedia en 2
actos y en prosa, original de X. Cabello y
Lapiedra. Madrid [Sociedad de autores espa-
noles] 1912. 65 p. 8°.

© Dec. 5, 1912 ; 2c. Dec. 6, 1912 ; D : 31574 ;
Xavier Cabello y Lapiedra, Maih'id. 32889

No somos nadie; sainete en prosa, original de
('. FeniAndez Shaw y F. Toro Luna. Madrid
[Sociedad do autores espanoles] 1910. [33 1
p. 12°.

© May 19, 1910; 2c. May 20, 1910; D:
21097; Carlos Fernandez Sliaw y Franciscci
Toro Luna, Madrid. " 32890

No thirteen; a vaudeville sketch, by A. C.
Hingst.

© Adolphine Cliariolto Hingst, New York :
D:4450, Dec. 29, 1903. ^ 32891

No time to think; play in 3 acts, bv F. P. Gooch.
[109] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 6, 1915 ; D : 42421 ; I'^r:inces Pusey
Gooch, Brightwaters, N. Y. 32891a

No trespassing; comedy in 1 scene, by Frank
Dumont. New Y^ork, 1884.

© Sam. Devere, "New York; 1884:1973.
.Tan. 28; 2c. Feb. 7, 1885. 32892

play in 1 act, by. George Totten Smith.

7 p. 4 . Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 7, 1912; D: 31616; Louis J.
Winsch, Philadelphia. 32893

No wedding bells; play in 1 act, by Searl Allen
and .J. Le Fevre. 7 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 16. 1913; D: 31982; .Johnnie
Le Fevre, New York. 32894

No wedding bells for her; or, A bride's con-
fession, comedy ilrania in 4 acts, by Theodore
Kremer. 95 p. 8°. Typewritten.

© B. E. Forre.ster, New York; D : 4017.
Sept. 28, 1903 ; 2c. Sept. 28, 1903. 32895

No wonder; by R. St. Carr. 10 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Royal St. Can-, New York ; D : 10212.
Mar. 26, 1907; 2c. Mar. 26, 1907. 32896-

Noah Homespun's strategy; a rural playlet in
1 act, by W. W. Norton. 22 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© William Warren Norton. Detroit: D:
."074, Mny 25. 1904; 2c. July 23. 1904. 32897

Noah's ark; ])y Cijire Kimmior. [89] p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© C. Kummer, New York; D : 6899. Julv 3.
190.1: 2c. July 8, 1905. 32898

by Margaret To-.vnsend [Mme. Giovanni

Tagliapietra]

© Mai-garet Townseiid Tagliapietra, New
York: U)0(t .\::nsi3, Dec. 26. 32899

1647

32900

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

32923

Noah's ark — Continued.

a comedj' in 3 acts, by H. Paultou and Mos-

tyn Tedde.

© Harry Paulton, New York ; 1890 : 15382,

May 9. 32900

a drama in 4 ;i(is. by F. Williams and G. L.

Stout.

© Fred Williams and G. L. Stout, New
York ; 1887 : 12.563, May 12. 32901

a farce comedy in 3 acts, by B. Whitney.

© Bruce Whitney, Milwaukee ; 1899 : 11347,
Feb. 8. 32902

a local drama of New York lile, by .T. Hart

and G. L. Stout.

© Josh Hart and G. L. Stout, New York;
1890 : 18.547, June 7 ; 2c. June 27. 32903

romantic American drama in prologue and

4 acts, by M. Walsh.

© Marie Walsh, Brooklyn; 1896:28732,
May 11.

32904

— or. The wooden toy's revenge, a spectacu-
lar play, by .T. Rettig.

© John Rettig, Cincinnati ; 1888 : 10490,
Apr. 11. 32905

— ^re also Voyag-e of Noah.

Noah's ark, jr.; a fnrco in 1 act, by Snmuel
Emery. New York, Harold Roorbach, 1901.
.30 p. 12°.

© " Harold Roorbach, South Orange, N. J. ;
D : 982, Oct. 18, 1901 ; 2c. Oct. 21, 1901. 32906

Nob Hill; real life American comedy in 4 acts,
by D. Clift. [149] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 13, 1914; D: 37841; Denison
Clift, Mill Valley, Cal. 32906a

Nobility; a comedy in 4 acts, by L. D. Ventura.

© L. D. Ventura, St. Paul; 1892:14590,

Apr. 2. 32907

■ -tr. from the French of Edouard Plou-

vier, by F. A. Durivage.

© Francis A. Durivage, New York; 1873:
1061, Feb. 4. 32908

a dramatization in 4 acts, by George Mor-

ton.

© AValter Jarvis, New York; 1873:4190.
Apr. 21. 32909

— - a farcical comedy in 3 acts, by H. B. Telg-

mann.

© H. Bertram Telgmann, United States ;
1894 : 25367, May 19. 32910

— an original American play in 5 acts, by
H. M. Levy.

© Henry M. Levy, New York ; 1892 : 35620,
Aug. 29. 32911

Nobility for cash; an American satirical com-
edy in 4 acts, by A. A. Corbett.

© Adolph A. Corbett, New York; 1894:
13745, Mar. 22. 32912

Noble (A) American; a play in 4 acts, by E.
Cooke Hardy. [78] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Evelina Cooke Hardv, New York ; D :
12880, May 2, 1908; 2c. May 20, 1908. 32913

Noble and plebeian; by F. Pons Pou.

© Francisca Pons Pou, New York; 1883:
10216, .Tune 6. 32914

■ a tragedy in 3 acts, original in Spanish by

Fi-ancisca Pons y Pou, tr. by S. Lema.

© Santiago Lema, United States; 1880:
S313. IMiiy 31. 32915

Noble born; a story of Naples, jjlay in 4 acts,
by Richard Ganthony, with original songs
and music by I. Witmark.

© Isidore Witmark, New York ; 1894 : 58512,
Dec. 15. 32916

Noble (A) convict; or. The convict mayor, an
emotional drama in 4 acts. [107] p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Geo. C. Boniface, New York; D:8315,
Apr. 10, 190G ; 2c. Apr. 10, 1906. 32917

Noble deeds; a comedy in 3 acts, adapted from
Charles Reude's story entitled Christie John-
stone, by F. W. Bacon.

© Fred W. Bacon, Boston; 1875:10750,
Oct. 16. 32918

Noble (The) footman. See His nibs.

Noble (A) heart; by .T. L. Carrolo.

© Joseph Louis Carrolo, Providence, R. I. ;
D : 2106, July 11, 1902. 32919

Noble heroes: a play in 3 acts, by C. McCarthv.

© Charles McCarthy, New York; 1892:

50601, Dec. 12. 32920

Noble (A) heroine; sensational drama in 5 acts,
by J. Crocker.

© Josephine Crocker, United States ; 18S0 :
1986, Jan. 25. 32921

Noble (The) lord; comedy in 1 act, by Percival
L. Wilde [pseud, of P. L. Weil] {In Puck,
vol. 75, no. 1943, May 30, 19l4)

© May 26, 1914 ; Ic. June 1, 1914 ; D : 371SS ;
Percival L. Weil, New York. 32921a

See also Dawn; with The noble lord, etc.

Noble (A) mission; or, Michael Strogoff, grand
spectacular drama.

© Imre and Bolossy Kiralfy, New York ;
1881 : 4872, Mar. 31. 32922

Noble (A) nature; play in 1 act, by K. Phillips.
4 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 1, 1913; D: 32804; Kitty Phil-
lips, Los Angeles. 32923

1648

32924

COPYKIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

32944

Noble (A) noodle; a comedy in 4 acts, by H. J.
Byron and L. Wallack.

© H. J. Byron and Lester Wallack, New
York ; 1872 : 6189, June 10. 32924

Noble outcast; a comedy drama in 5 acts, by
J. A. Fraser, jr.

© J. A. Fraser, jr., Chicago; 1888:34932,
Dec. 7. 32925

— • a drama, by J. W. Summers and Anna
Boyle Summers. 75 p. f°. Typewritten.

I© John W. Summers, New York: 1887:

2871, Feb. .5 ; 2c. Jan. 21, 1889.

32926

drama in 4 acts, by J. A. Fraser, jr. Chi-
cago, The Dramatic publishing company [1896]
45 p. 12°. (On cover: American amateur
drama)

© Dramatic pub. co., Chicago ; 1896 : 59782.
Oct. 30; 2c. Oct. 31; 2c. Nov. 4. 32927

Noble profession. See Monologues of to-day.

Noble (A) purpose. See Delmars (The)

Noble (A) revenge; drama in 4 acts, by A.
Spanuth.

© Anna Spanuth, Chicago ; D : 1108. Nov.
18, 1901. 32928

Noble (A) sacrifice; a drama in 3 acts, by A.
Vatter and J. E. Spencer.

© August Vatter and John E. Spencer. Bos-
ton; 1889:14479, May 13. 32929

an original comedy in 5 acts, by J. Lowrj',

jr.

© .John Lowry, ir., New York ; 1878 : 14212.
Dec. 5. 32930

See also Out of the shadow.

Noble (A) son; a comedy drama.

© Sol. Berliner, New York; 188Q : 5633,
Feb. 18. 32931

an original comedy-drama, by L. Grover.

© Leonard Grover, New York ; 1889 : 1855,
Jan. 14. 32932

Noble (A) vagabond; by S. Bienenstok.

© Sigfried Bienenstok, United States ; 1885 :
4074, Feb. 14; 2c. Feb. 14. 32933

Noble (A) wreck; a 5 act comedy drama, by
D. S. Smith.

© Del. S. Smith. Chicago; 1888:35414.

Dec. 12. 32934

Nobler than the king; a romantic play in 4
acts,

© Charlton Andrews, Brookville, Ind. ; D :
2900, Jan. 23, 1903. 32935

Noblesse oblige; a comedy in 3 acts, by G. E.
Channing and C. P. Stetson [i. e. C. P. S.
Gilmanl

© Grace Ellery Channing and Charlotte
Perkins Stetson, Pasadena; 1889:20750.
July 3. 32936

a drama in 4 acts, by W. O. Varney.

© William O. Varney, Boston; 1897:61866,
Nov. 2. , 32937

— piece en 3 actes [par] M. Hennequin et P.
Veber. Paris, P.-V. Stock, 1910. 196 p. 12".

© May 25, 1910; 2c. May 14, 1910; D:
2108C ; Maurice Heimequin & Pierre Veber,
Paris. 32938

or. The lady, sketch in 1 act, by Ethel

Rosen Thaule [pseud, of E. Rosenthal] [2],
14 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 17, 1914;
Rosenthal, San Francisco.

D : 37342 ; Ethel
32938a

— — See also Our family motto.

Nobleza de alma; zarzuela dramj'itica, en 1
acto y 3 cuadros, en prosa, original de E.
Moyron y L. Mestres, miisica del maestro Pru-
dencio Munoz. Madrid [Sociedad de autores
espaiioles] 1909. 36 p. 12°. [Libretto only]

© Nov. 18, 1909; 2c. Nov. 19. 1909; D:
17492; Eulogio Moyron & Luis Mestres. Ma-
drid. 32939

Nobleza (La) de un querer; sainete Ifrico de
costumljres madrileSas en 1 acto y 3 cuadros,
en prosa y verso, original de Jose Morales y
Jeslis Alvarez Diaz, mtisica de los maestros G.
Aquino y M. Rebollo. Madrid [Sociedad de
autores espanoles] 1912. 41 p. 12°. [Li-
bretto only]

© Mar. 6, 1913 ; 2c. Mar. 7, 1913 ; D : 32564 ;
J. Morales y J. Alvarez Diaz, Madrid. 32940

Nobody; a comedy drama in 4 acts, by John A.
Stevens.

© James S. Stevens, Philadelphia; 1897:
51362. Sept. 14. 32941

dramatic sketch, by L. K. Sinnott. 8 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 22. 1911; D: 25052; Lillian K.
Sinnott, New York. 32942

or. How the Delamars got in society, a

drama in 6 acts.

© Maude Florence Bellar, Columbus, O. ;
1899 : 57509, Sept. 8. 32943

■or, The German emigrant, by T. I. Keogh.

Ms.

© Thomas Ignatius Keogh, Denison, Tex. ;
1891 : 37259, Oct. 16 ; Ic. Oct. 17. 32944

Nobody at home; drama in prologue and 4 acts,
by P. M. aiartin. 5 v. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 17, 1914; D: 36746; Prestonia
Mann Martin, Stapleton, N. Y. 32944a

5379—16-

-104

1649

32945

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

32961

Nobody cares; by J. William Pope.

© Blanch Selwyii, United States ; 1873 : 551,
Jan. 20. 32945

Nobody home; comedy in 2 acts, by Boyle
Woolfolk and Richard Carroll. 50 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 20, 1915; D : 394.56 ; Boyle
Woolfolk, inc., Chicago. 32945a

— a 1 act playlet, by Blutch Cooper. 1 p. 1.,
3 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 7, 1914; D : 38727 ; Jas. E.
Cooper, New York. 32945b

— See also Littlest (The) lodger.

Nobody knew, — but her enemies guessed; a
drama in 4 acts, by L. J. L. Stilwell.

© Laura Jean Libbey-Stilwell, Brooklyn ;
D : 12083, Jan. 3, 1908. 32946

Nobody likes to hear it; farce in 3 acts, by R.
Madden. 3 v. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 10, 1914; D : 39057 ; Richard
Madden, New York. 32946a

Nobody's claim; an original drama in 4 acts,
by E. A. Locke.

© Edwin A. Locke, Boston ; 1882 : 7470,
May 8 ; Ic. Dec. 1, 1884. 32947

Nobody's darling; drama in 4 acts, by Hal
R(>id |i. e., .1. H. Reid] [100] p. 4°. TjT)e-
written.

© Ic. Mar. 28, 1911; D: 23770; Darcy &
Wolford, Inc., New York. 32948

a melodrama in 4 acts, by Hal Reid [i. e.

James Halleck Reid] 4°. Typewritten.

© Sullivan, Harris & AVoods, New York;
D : 6027, Jan. 9, 1905 ; 2c. Jan. 12, 1905.

32949

a musical comedy-drama in 1 act, by H.

Anderson.

© Hattie Anderson, Chicago; 1897:24776,
Apr. 21. 32950

Nobody's fault; by Arthur Law. London, J.
Williams, ltd. ; New York, E. Schuberth & co.,
1904. 27 p. 8°.

© Joseph Williams, ltd., London ; D : 5149,
June 10, 1904 ; 2c. .Tune 10, 1904. 32951

or, The child of the Marshalsea, a play in

3 acts, by Franz von Schonthan. [104] p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Selwyn & co., New York; D:8912, Aug.
3. 1906; 2c. .July 27, 1906. 32952

Nobody's fortune; a drama founded upon Ed-
mund Yates' novel of the same name, and
dramatized by J. C. Bushnell.

© John C. Bushnell, New York ; 1872, 12584,
Nov. 29. 32953

Nobody's fortune — (Jonlinued.

or, The convict's escape, a .sensational

drama in 3 acts, by H. 1'. Grattan.

© Mrs. H. P. Grattan, Baltimore; 1872:
12919, Dec. 9. 32954

Nobody's house; or. The pretty pets, an origi-
nal comic di-ama in 1 act, by C. Foster.

©Charles Fo.ster, New York ; 1872:799, Jan.
26. 32955

Nobody's moke; an original farce in 1 act, by
Will W. Gray. Clyde, O., Ames publishing co.

© Ames pub. co., Clyde, O. ; 1888:34944,
Dec. 7 ; 2c. Dec. 24. 32956

Nobody's son; a comedy in 5 acts, by Jos. A.
Nunez.

© Juliette A. Nunez, Louisville ; 1880 : 8529.
June 4. 32957

play in 4 acts, by E. W. Moore. 40 p. 4°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 18, 1914 ; D : 37894 ; E. Wallace
IMoore, Oswego, Or. 32957a

Nobody's widow; farcical romance in 3 acts, by
Avery Hopwood. 132 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 16, 1915; D : 42694 ; David Be-
lasco, New York. 32957b

Noces (Les) de Panurge; piece en vers en 5
actos et 6 tableaux de Eugene et Edouard
Adenis. 48 p. f°. (Sui)plement . . . du
Monde illustre. 14 Janvier 1911 )

© .Tan. 14, 1911; 2c. Feb. 18, 1911; D:
23390 ; Eug. & Ed. Adenis, Paris. 32958

Noche de boda; entremes en prosa, original de
F. Barado. Madrid [Sociedad de autores es-
paSoles] 1912. 16 p. 12°.

© Mar. 6, 1913 ; 2c. Mar. 7, 1913 ; D : 32572 ;
Felix Barado, Madrid. 32959

Noche de bodas; zarzuela, en 1 acto, dividido
on 3 cuadros, en prosa y verso, original de
.T. Royo de Leon y R. Sepulveda. mdsica del
maestro Torregrosa. Madrid [Sociedad de
autores espafioles] 1910. 42 p. 12°. [I.,ibretto
oidy]

© May 23, 1910; 2c. May 24. 1910; D:
21153; .lose Royo de Leon y Rafael Sepfilveda,
Madrid. 32960

Noche (La) de las flores; idilio dramatico en
1 acto, dividido en 3 cuadros, en prosa original
de J. Pastor Rubira, mfisica del maestro
Manuel Penella. Madrid [Sociedad de au-
tores espaiioles] 1910. 32 p. 1 1. 12°. [Li-
bretto only]

© May 19, 1910; 2c. May 20, 1910; D:
21072; J. Pastor Bubira, Madrid. 32961

1650

32962

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UiTITED STATES

32975

Noche (La) del amor. See Al fin, solos!

Noche (La) del baile; juguete comico en 1 acto
y on prosa, escrilo por Luis Gabaldon y En-
rique F. Gutierrez. Madrid [Sociedad de au-
tores espanoles] 1912. 28 p. 12°.

© May 24, 1912; 2c. May 13, 1912; D:
29792 ; L. Gabaldou y E. F. Gutierrez, Madrid.

32962

Noche (Una) en el juzgao.
rubiales.

See Serafina la

Noche (La) vieja; opereta en 1 acto. dividido en
4 cua(U-<js. en prosa, original de M. Miluira y
K. Gonzalez, niusica del maestro Celestino
Roig. Madrid [Sociedad de autores espafioles]
1915. 41 p. 12°. [Libretto only]

© .Tune 24, 191.5; Ic. June 25, 1915; D:
410G9; Miguel Mihura y Ilicardo Gonztllez,
Madrid. 32962a

Noches de luna; tragicomedia en 1 acto en
prosa, original de L. Rodriguez Cuevas. Ma-
drid [Sociedad de autores espanoles] 1914. 21
p. 12°.

© Mar. 15, 1915; Ic. Mar. 17, 1915; D:
40058 ; Luis Rodriguez Cuevas, Madrid.

32963

Nocturne in a flat; play in 1 i\ct,by B. T. Tatem
[1], 22 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 17, 1914; D : 36747
Thomas Tatein, Brooklyn.

Beniamin
32963a

■ -by .L S. Blackton. 11 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. .lau. 2. 1915; D : 39275 ; J. Stuart
Blackton, New York. 32963b

Noel; drame lyricjue en .'] actes, poeme de .Jeanne
et Paul Ferrier, musique de F. D'Erlanger.
Paris, G. Ricordi & cie, 1911. 36 p. 12°,
[Words only]

© Jan. 7, 1911; 2c. Jan. 9, 1911; D 1.23047;
G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 32964

a lyric drama in 3 acts, poem by Jeanne

and Paul Ferrier, music by F. D'Erlanger, tr.
by Algernon St. Jobn-Brenon. New York, G.
Ricordi & co.. 1912. 41 p. 8°. [Libretto only.
French and English]

© Dec. 5, 1912 ; 2c. Dec. 6, 1912 ; D : 31600 ;
G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 32965

Noel Corson's oath; or, Leonia's repentance, a
drama, in 4 acts, by Verna M. Raynor.

© Ames pub. co., Clyde, O. ; 1899:13589,
Feb. 18. 32966

Noel's inheritance; a play in 4 acts, by E. A.
Locke. [88] p. 4°. Typewritten,

© Edgar A. Locke, Jersey City; D:6624,
May 3, 1905 ; 2c. June 20, 1905. 32967

Noemi e Ruth; poeiiia l»i])li(o in 3 parti per soli,
cori ed orchestra, versi di Saverio Fino, niu-
sica di Don Giocondo Fino. Milaiio. (i. Ri-
cordi & c. ; New York. Boosey & co., 1907.
20 p. 8°. [Words only]

© a. Ricordi & co., Milan ; D : 11718, Nov.
11, 1907; 2c. Nov. 11, 1907. 32968

Nogg's; a comedy in -5^ acts, dramatized from
The mystery of Glonham, by W. A. Luby.

© William A. Luby, Kalamazoo. ]\rich. ;
1882 : 15379, Sept. IS. 32969

Noh dramas; Japanese plays from the manu-
script of Ernest Fenollosa, ed. l)y Ezra Pound.
(Ill Drama, no. 8, Mav. 1915; periodical ©
.Afa.N 28, 1915; 2c. June 7, 1915; B : 335701 ;
Drama league of America, Chicago.)

Contents : Sotoba Komachi, by Kiyotsugu. —
Kayoi Komachi. — Suma Genji (Genji at
Suma) by Manzaburo. — Kumasaka, by U.iino-
bu, adopted son of Motokijo. — Shojo. — Tam-
iira.— TsuiHMiiasa. 32969a

Noiseless cannon.

© Henri De Greau, Pittsford, Vt. ; D : 5965.
Dec. 27, 1904. 32970

Noisy (The), naughty uhlans and the pretty
little nun; scene from Marie Odile, a play in
3 acts, by E. Knoblauch. {In New York Sun-
day American, no. 11.523, Feb. 14, 1915)

© Feb. 14, 1915; Ic. Feb. 16, 1915; D:
39767; lildw.-ird Knoblauch, T>ondon. 32970a

Noisy (The) student; play in 1 act, by J, Nor-
denshield. [1], 38 p. 4°, Typewritten,

© Ic, Aug. 1, 1912; D: 30409; .Jean net to
Nordenshield, New York. 32971

Nom (The) de plume; play in 3 acts, by K.
Burke. [46] p- f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 27, 1911; D: 23476; Kathleen
Burke, San Francisco. 32972

Noma.

© Hoy Cranston, New York ; D : 6366, Mar.
21, 1905. 32973

Nominated; farcical political sketch in 1 act,
by P. G. Piatti. [1], 40 p. 4°. Typewritten,

© Ic. .July 29, 1912; D: 30372; Peter G.
Piatti, New York. 32974

Nomination (The); or, The campaign in Ches-
ter, a comedy drama in 3 acts, by J. Wede-
kind.

© Julius Wedekind, Cincinnati; 1894:

32975

44786, Sept. 24.

1651

32976

DKAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

32996

Nomination (The) — Continued.

satire on machine politics as prac-
ticed in the average election.

© Julius E. Wedekind, Cincinnati; 1892:
46474, Nov. 14. 32976

Nominee (The); comedy sketch in 1 act, by
S. J. Macdonald and A. O. Warburg. [1],
11 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 24, 1912 ; D : 30340 ; Samuel J.
Macdonald and Albert O. Warburg, Newark,
N. J. 32977

Non compos mentis. Typewritten.

© Ed. Chrissie. New York; 1900 A: 6308.
Mar. 8; 2c. Mar. 8. 32978

Non-believer (The); or, The broken charm,
comedy sketch, by,D. Raynol. 8 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Oct. 2, 1911 ; D : 25374 ; Dorothy Ray-
nol, New York. 32979

See also Mental telepathy.

Non-combatant; a play in 4 acts, by H. F. Cun-
ningham.

© Henry F. Cunningham, New York ; D :
16069. June 15, 1909. 32980

None but the brave; a comedy in 1 act, by E.
Chappel. 20 p. 4°, Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 16, 1909 ; D : 16565 ; Eva Chap-
pel, San Fmncisco. 32981

See also Carib isle.

None so blind; dramatic 1 act play, by W. C.
Wonderly and M. S. Keightley. [2], 20 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 24, 1914; D: 39205; W. Carey
Wonderly, Baltimore, and Mabel S. Keightley,
South Bond, Ind. 32982

Nono; comedie en 3 actes, par S. Guitry. 1 p. I.
55 p. 12".

© Sacha Guitry. Paris ; D : 15907, ]\Iav 21.
1909; 2c. May 21, 1909. 32983

Non-professional (A) call; in 1 act, bv Edward
P. Moran and Wm. A. Heelan. [17] p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Philip A. Gastrock, New York ; D : 6741,
May 27, 1905 ; 2c. May 27, 1905. 32983a

Nonsense; by H. Aldrich. 20 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Herbert Aldrich. Brooklvn ; D : 15616,

Apr. 14, 1909; 2c. Apr. 14, 1909. 32984

comedy in 5 acts and 5 tableaux, by C H.

Morton and M. L. Johnson.

© Charles H. Morton and Mrs. Martha
I>affitte fsic] Johnson, Philadelphia; 1873:
92, Jan. 6. 3298X

Nonsense — Continued.

an original opera bouffe comedy and bur-
lesque pantomime, by William Carleton.

© Robert Eraser, United States; 1879:
11561, Aug. 30. 32986

Nonsense land.

© Bernard J. Fagau, New York ; D : 7815,
Jan. 4, 1906. 32987

Nonsensical (A) affair; owned, originated, com-
posed, and written by D. Crimmins.

© Dan Crimmins, Spokane, Wash. ; 1898 :
29278, May 11. 32988

Nonsuch (The), stick a pin in it; an original
comedy in 3 acts, by R. F. Carroll.

© Richard F. Carroll, New York; 1888:
16173, June 5. 32989

Nook (A) in the woods. 21 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Joseph Henry Benner. Fullerton, Pa. ;
D : 10867, June 27, 1907 ; 2c. June 27, 1907.

32990

Noon hour; by Charles Harrison. 11 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 3. 1909 ; D : 16698 ; William M.
Carroll, Jacksonville, 111. 32991

Noor-Jehan; Indian play in 4 acts, by M. E. H.
Tyrwhitt-Drake, written in collaboration with
Helene A^acare.sco. 95 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 9, 1915 ; D : 41717 ; Mary Emily
Honora Tyrwhitt-Drake, London. 32991a

Nora; a domestic drama in 3 acts, by W. M.
liawrence.

© William Moore Lawrence, Milwaukee ;
1881:842, Jan. 15. 32992

— a play in 5 acts, by M. Booth.

© Marion Booth, United States; 1882:
19914, Nov. 24. 32993

or, A doll's house (Et dukkehjem), a

play by Henrik Ibsen, tr. from the Nor-
wegian by Henrietta Frances I>ord. New ed.
rev. Chicago, Lily publishing house, 1890.

© Lily pub. house. Chicago; 1890:26091,
Aug. 23; 2c. Sept. 10. 32994

See also G-esammelte dramen; von Henrik

Ibsen.

Nora and Bora; a farce comedy in 3 acts, from
the French, by Edward Poulton.

© R. M. Field, Boston ; 1892 : 26076, June 21.

32995

Nora in the twentieth century; or. The human
house, by E. Rosenblatt. [63] p. f°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Sept. 35, 1910 ; D : 22128 ; Ethel Rosen-
blatt, Iselin, N. J. 32996

1652

32997

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

33015

Nora niachree; or, The sunset bell, a romantic
Irish drama iu 4 acts, by Clay Greeue and
S. Tliompson.

© Slason Tliompson, Chicago ; 1S81 : 5301,
Apr. 7; 2c. Apr. 7. 32997

Nora Shannon. See In sackcloth and ashes.

Nora'chen; oder. Das sperrjahr, schwank in 3
akteii, V(»n H. Kntcli. f57 p. 12°. Printed.

© Ic. Jan. 19, 1911; D: 23126; Vertriebs-

stollo des Verhandes deutscher biihiieii-
schriltsteller, Berlin. 32998

Norah Flanigan's first day; a farce comedy in
1 act. by F. D. Wislitmnn. 14 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. Sept. 20, 1912; D: 30049; Florence D.
Wiglitman. New York. 32999

Norah's chance; play in 1 act, by T. de Coppet.
[2], 17 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 19. 1914; D : 37072 ; Theodocia
de Coppet, New York. 33000

Norah's good bye; a musical Irish sketch in 1
scene, by Frank Dumont. New York, De Witt,
1884. 6 p. 12°. ([De Witt's Ethiopian and
comic drama, no. 153] )

© A. T. B. De Witt, New York ; 1884 : 26401,
Dec. 30 ; 2c. Jan. 22. 1885. 33001

Norah's vow; a comedy drama in 4 acts, by
E. Schiff and A. Benrimo.

© Emma Schiff and A. Benrimo, United
States ; 1880 : 8912. June 14. 33002

Nora's fortune. 11 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Kittle O'Brien, San Francisco ; D : 5548.
Sept. 16, 1904; Ic. Sept. 9. 1904; Ic. Nov. 18.
1904. 33003

Nora's love test; play in 5 acts, by M. Booth.

5 V. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 15, 1915 ; D : 41752 ; 'Marion
Booth, New York. 33003a

Nora's mistake; play in 1 act, by G. W. Con-
ners. 2 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 31, 1913 ; D : 33463 ; Georgia W.
Conners. Chicago. 33004

Norcross; or. The phantom Quaker, a drama in

6 acts, by Barba Rossa [pseud, of W. O. Sou-
bron]

© William Otto Soubron, Milwauk^; D:
269, Mar. 27, 1901. 33005

Nordeck; a play in 5 acts, by F. Mayo and J. G.
Wilson.

© Frank Mavo and John G. Wilson, Chi-
cago ; 1882 : 15380, Sept. 18 ; 2c. Mar. 22. 1883.

33006

Nordeck — Continued.

Same.

© Deronda Mayo Green, New York, as
the child of the deceased author, in renewal
for 28 years. Renewal no. 922, May 21, 1910.
Original entry, Sept. 18, 1882, no. 15380.

33007

Nordpolfahrer (Professor Graden); schauspiel
in 3 akten, von Auer-Waldboru. Berlin. Vita,
deutsches verlagshaus [1907] 3 p. 1., [5]-84 p.
12°. (Bibliothek moderner dramen)

© Vita, deutsches verlagshaus, Berlin; D:
11814, Nov. 25, 1907 ; 2c. Nov. 25, 1907. 33008

Nordseekrabbe (Die); vaudeville in 3 akten,
von Bruno Decker u. Rob. Pohl, musik von
Gustav Wanda. Text der gesiinge. Berlin,
Mignon-verlag, 1913. 23 p. 8°.

© Nov. 5. 1913 ; Ic. May 4, 1914 ; D : 36910 ;
Mignon verlag, Berlin. 33008a

Same. 69 p. 12°. [Words only]

© Ic. May 4, 1914; D: 36915; Mignon ver-
lag, Berlin. 33008b

Noria (La); escenas de la vida periodistica para
ser representadas en 1 acto y en prosa, origi-
nales de X. Ximenez. Madrid [Sociedad de
autores espanoles] 1909. 31 p. 12°.

© Sept. 23, 1909; 2c. Sept. 24, 1909; D:
16901; Ximeno Ximenez, Madrid. 33009

Noris; or. Expiation, society drama in 6 acts,
by C Florio.

© Caryl Florio, Omaha, Neb. ; 1886 : 18696,
Aug. 17. 33010

Norma; tragic-drama in prologue and 4 acts,
by G. Walderaar and F. F. Mackay.

© Gertrude Walderaar and F. F. Mackav,
New York; D : 2706, Dec. 1, 1902. 33011

See also Efterladte skrifter ; af Henrik Ib-

sen.

Norman (A) conquest; a romantic comic opera
in 3 acts, by C. A. Kaiser.

© Charles Alexander Kaiser, New York ;
1899:4628, Jan. 11. 33012

Normans.

© Albert Ferdinando, Chicago; 1884; 22867.
Nov. 15. 33013

Norn (The) child.

© Helen M. Cleveland, Boston ; D : 6755,
.Tune 1, 1905. 33014

Norombega, a dream of Acadie; comic opera in

prologue and 2 acts, libretto by L. T. Smyth.

© Lawrence T. Smyth, Bangor. Me. ; 1894 :

36555, Aug. 4. 33015

1653

33016

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

33036

Norrella, the belle of the ball; a drama in 4
acts, by L. J. L. Stilwell. 72 p. f\ Type-
written.

© Laura Jean Libbey-Stilvvell, Brooklyn;
D : 12110, Jan. 3, 1908 ; 2c. July 16, 1908.

33016

Norseman (The); a comedy-drama in 4 acts, by
H. G. Donnelly.

© H. Grattan Donnelly, Los Angeles ; 1894 :
24272, Miiy 14. 33017

drama in 4 acts, by E. A. Curtis [i. e.

E. A. O. Brenton] Portland, Me., 1012. ix,
96 p. 12°.

© Apr. 1, 1912 ; 2c. Apr. 1, 1912 ; D : 29236 ;
Elizahetli Alden Curtis, Hartford. 33018

North and South; a dramatic comedy of Ameri-
can life, by T. C. Do Leon.

©T. C. De Leon, Mobile; 1873:3314; Apr.l.

33019

a play of the Civil War, in 4 acts, by A. E.

Berg.

© Albert Ellory Berg, New York; 1891:
2i;]7, Jan. 14. 33020

-or, True Blue, the scout of the Shenan-
doah, an original military drama in 5 acts,
w ith accompanying tableaux, by J. G. Steele,

© John G. Steele, New York ; 1877 : 14011,
Dec. 3. 33031

See also Kithless, kinless.

North (The) and the South; or, True to his
flag", a military drama in 4 acts and 6 tab-
leaux, by F. A. Hazelwood.

© F. A. Hazelwood, Springfield, Mass. ;
1893 : 46273. Oct. 16. 33022

North (The) Beach cache; play in 1 act, by A. C.
Benton. 9 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 16, 1914; D : 36459 ; A. C. Ben-
ton, Alameda. Cal. 33022a

North Carolina Nan; a character drama in 4
acts, by E. H. Rayner.

© Emily Hodgdon Rayner, New Y''ork ; D :
7339. Sept. 29, 190.5. 33023

North of fifty three; play in 1 act, by W. Rob-
ertson and W. S. Hart. [1], 20 p. f. Type-
written.

© Ic. Aug. 5, 1912 ; D : 30439 ; Willard Rob-
ertson. AVnsliington. 33024

North (The) Pole; a comic opera, by M. Ma-
retzek.

© Max Maretzek, New York; 1896:7169,
Jan. 29. 33025

► — musical play in 3 acts and 5 scenes, by
M. H. Stone. [3], 73 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. .3. 1910; D: 21927; Mary
Banchett Stone, Saginaw, Mich. 33026

North Pole expedition. See Arctic.

North (The) Shore boom; rural comedy in 4
acts, by F. M. Knowles.

© Frederick Milton Knowles, New York;
D; 8871, July 26, 1906. 33027

Northampton (The) bank robbery; a melo-
di-ama in 6 acts, founded upon the confession
of .Tames Dunlap, by R. Ottolengui.

© Rodrigues Ottolengui, New York ; 1892 :
46319, Nov. 14. 33028

Northern (The) lig'ht; a melodrama, by J. W.
Harkins, jr.

© James W. Harkins, jr., New York ; 1892 :
32846, Aug. 10. 33029

Northern lights; comic opera in 2 acts, libretto
by F. Soule, nnisic liy A. S. Kendall.

© Frank Soule and Arthur S. Kendall, New
York ; 1891 : 46039, Dec. 17. 33030

- — ■ drama in 4 acts, by James W. Harkins, jr.,
and Edwin Barbour. 132 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

® Ic. Mar. 5, 1910 ; D : 20357 ; Darcy & Wol-
ford, inc.. New York. 33031

Northern (The) spy.
the South.

Sec Durgins (The) of

Northern winds; play in 4 acts, by G. B. Ma-
son. [87] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 4, 1914 : D : 37745 ; Gertrude B.
Mason, Hermosa Beach, Cal. 33031a

Northerners (The); in 4 acts, l)y E. J. Barnes.
[2] 64 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 16, 1910 ; D : 21577 ; Edward J.
Barnes. Wilkes Barre, Pa. 33032

Ncrthfield (The) bank robbeiy; or. The Youn-
gers' last stand, in 4 acts, by E. Stout. [."tOl
p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ernest Stoiit. Chicago; D : 2787, Dec. .'.
1902 ; 2c. Sept. 28. 1903. 33033

Northland (The); play in 1 act, by J. E. Med-
ia nd. 7 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. .Tiin. 10, 1914: D: 35617; John E.
Medland. Oakliind, Ciil. 33033a

Northland (A) midsummer night's dream. 96
p. f°. Typewritten.

© Chnrles Line, Menominee, Mich.: D:
6.'ir)7, Apr. 21. 190.-; 2c. Miiy 2. 1905. 33034

Northland (The) witch.

© Charles Line, Menominee, Mich. ; 1900 A:

12114, May 14. ' 33035

Northwestern (The) mounted police; play in 1
act, by C. Hill. [10] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. .Tuly 29. 1913: D: 33931; Christine
Hill, Los Angeles. 33036

1654

33037

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

33052

Norton's return; 1 net di-aina. bv R. L. Green.
13], 20 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 22, 1913; D : 32045 ; Robert L.
Green, Detroit. 33037

Norva Tilstow; play in 4 acts, by B. Wolffsohn.
13] 39 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 4, 1910; D: 21734; Bee Wolff-
.sohn. New York. 33037a

])l!iy in i)rolojiue and 4 acts, by B. Wolff-

soliii. [4] 56 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct 5, 1910; D: 22219; Bee Wolffsohn,
Now York. 33038

Norwegian (A) captain; playlet, by A. 10. Ilob-
ei-r. 13 ]). f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 17, 1913; D : 32976 ; Augusta E.
Uoherr, Fresno, C'al. 33039

Norwegian festival; tlie home of the Vikings;
or. Life in Norway, a drama in 3 acts. Type-
written.

© AValter L. Barrell, Boston: 1890:15081.
:\Iay 7 : 2c. ]\Iay 7. 33040

Norwegian (The) princess, ^'ee Thelma.

Norwood; play of New England in the '60's from
the novel of the same name, by Henry Ward
Beecher, dramatized by S. Harrison and M.
Douglas. 5 V. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 18, 1914; D : 38164 ; Sam Har-
rison and Malcolm Douglas, New York.

33040a

Nos fils. See Our sons.

Nosey Mosey; by Wm. D. Hall.

© Kelly and Strouse, United States; D:
4106, Oct. 17, 1903. 33041

Not a man in the house; a comedy in 2 acts,

by S. .Tennie Smith. Chicago, T. S. Denison.

© T. S. Denison, Chicago ; 1S97 : 41648. July

19; 2c. Oct. 21. 33042

Not a person; play in 3 acts, by M. Wiren.

[2], 28 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 23, 1911 ; D : 23432 ; Myra Wiren,
New York. 33043

Not a word; play in 1 act, by A. Gallatin.
[1], 5 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 1, 1912 : D : 28543 ; Alberta Gal-
latin, New York. 33044

Not according to calculations.

© Charles C. Miller, Chicago; D : 10864.

June 27, 1907. 33045

Not accustomed to the stage. See Our first

performance.
Not all the king's horses; comedy of Washing-
ton society life in 4 acts, by K. E. Thomas and
Willard Holcomb. Typewritten.

© Katherine Elwes Thomas. Washington ;
D:700, July 27, 1901; 2c. July 27, 1901.

33046

Not as we plan. See Fools, puppets and mad-
men.

Not at home. See Plays and monologues.

Not charted; play in 1 act, by H. Buckingham.
7 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 23, 1915; D: 40453; Hal Buck-
ingham, Mill Valley, Cal. 33046a

Not dead but sleeping; a domestic drama in 3
acts, by W. J. Vance.

© Wilson J. Vance, Washington; 1880:
14407, Sept. 22. 33047

Not declared; drama in 4 acts, by W. S. Shoe-
maker. [1], 50 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 23, 1911; D: 23713; Walter S.
Shoemaker. Saratoga Springs, N. Y. 33048

Not empty handed; episode in 1 act. by H. K.
Tootle. 17 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 19, 1915 ; D : 40398 ; Harrv King
Tootle, Detroit. 33048a

Not every woman; play in 1 act, by W. Mon-
tague. 12 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 3. 1915 ; D : 39569 ; Walter Mon-
tague, San Francisco. 33048b

Not far from Broadway; a 1 act comedy sketch.
[New York, Lecouver press, 1907] cover-title,
20 p. 8°.

© Louise Allen Collier, New York; D:
9744, Jan. 5, 1907 ; 2c. Jan. 5, 1907. 33049

Not far from 'Frisco; or. The cross country
girl, comedy with music, by J. C. Nathan.
63 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 23, 1910; D: 20268; J. Casper
Nathan, Chicago. 33050

Not for a million; musical comedy in 3 acts,
music, lyrics and book, by G. A. Walter, jr.
75 p. 4°. Typewritten. [Words only]

© Ic. Feb. 18, 1915 ; D : 39724 ; Gustave A.
Walter, jr., Green Bay, Wis. 33050a

Not guilty; detective farce in 3 acts, by H. L.
Bimm. [67] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 16, 1914 ; D : 37322 ; Harry Lee
Bimm, Dayton, O. 33050b

1 act sketch, by J. G. Dorso. 6 p. f°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 7, 1910 ; D : 22004 ; J. G. Dorso.
Oakland, Cal. 33051

Not in the regular army; a farce in 1 act, by
William Sidney Hillyer. Chicago and New
Y'ork, The Dramatic publishing company
[1903] 20 p. 12°. (On cover: The darkey
& comic drama)

© Dramatic pub. co., Chicago ; D : 4283,
Nov. 21, 1903; 2c. Nov. 21, 1903. 33052

1655

33053

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

33071

Not in vain; a drama in 5 acts, by W. H. Var-
ney.

'© W. Horace Varney, Boston ; 1899 : 63166,
Sept. 29. 33053

Not intended; play in 1 act, by A. Mixon. [2],
16 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 29, 1914; D: 37693; Ada Mixon.
Washington. 33053a

Not like other girls; by F. Schwartz.

© Frederick Schwartz, Philadelphia ; D :
7119, Aug. 16, 1905. 33054

Not of age; dranui in 3 acts, by O. A. Toffteen.
75 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 9, 1911 ; D : 25442 ; Olof A. Toff-
teen, Chicago. 33055

Not of her father's race; a play, by W. T. Mere-
dith.

© William T. Meredith, New York; 1890:
20582, June 26. 33056

Not on the bills; farce in 1 act, by Arthur
Lewis Tubbs. Philadelphia, Penn publishing
CO., 1912. 18 p. 12°.

© Dec. 27, 1912; 2c. Dec. 28, 1912; D:
31812 ; Penn pub. co., Philadelphia. 33057

Not on the programme; comedy in 1 act, by
Gladys Ruth Bridgham. Boston. Walter H.
Baker & co., 1915. 16 p. 12°.

© Feb. 17, 1915; 2c. Feb. 18, 1915; D:
39718; Walter H. Baker & co., Boston.

33057a

Not on the strength. See Soldier's (A) wife.

Not 1 — 2 — 3; a social comedy, by I. P. Caldwell.

© Isaa<; Palmer Caldwell, Louisville, Ky. ;

1899 : 23274, Apr. 1. 33058

Not one word; a play in 4 acts, by J. Schonberg.

© James Schonberg, New York; 1886:

12116, May 22. 33059

Not peace, but a sword; a drama of the Revo-
lution, by Katherine Van Harlingen. Type-
written.

© John W. Butler, San Francisco; 1898:
66473, Nov. 14 ; 2c. Nov. 14. 33060

Not proven; a play in 4 acts, by J. Harrison.
© John Harrison, Washington ; 1885 : 17173,
Aug. 13. 33061

Not pure but good. See Sonia.

Not so bad after all; an original comedy in 3
acts, by Wybert Reeve. New American ed. cor-
rectly reprinted from the original authorized
acting ert. New York, H. Roorbach, 1889. 41
p. 12°. ( [Roorbach's American ed. of acting
plays, no. 10])

© Harold Roorbach, New York; 1889:
37509, Dec. 9 ; 2c. Dec. 14. 33062

Not so bad as we seem; or. Many sides to a
character, a play in 5 acts, by Lord Lytton (Sir
Edward Lytton Bulwer) ed. by John M.
Kingdom. New York, R. M. De Witt.

© Robert M. De Witt, New York; 1875:
7687, July 23 ; 2c. Oct. 21. 33063

Not speculating now; monologue, by M. M.
Stanley. 2 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Maude May Stanley, Chicago ; D : 15093,
Feb. 15, 1909 ; 2c. Feb. 15, 1909. 33064

Not such a fool; a comedy drama, by H. W.
Hayes.

© Hiram W. Hayes, St. Louis ; D : 7589,
Nov. 20, 1905. 33065

Not such a fool as he looks; a comedy in 3 acts,
by Henry J. Byron. New American ed., cor-
rectly reprinted from the original authorized
acting ed. New York, H. Roorbach, 1890.
52 p. 12°. ([Roorbach's American ed. of
acting plays, no. 35] )

© Harold Roorbach, New York; 1890:
14241, Apr. 29 ; 2c. May 1. 33066

Not the murderer's child. See Genevieve.

Not the way of the world; or, Jasper's for-
tune, a play, by E. Spencer.

© Edward Spencer, Randallstown, Md. ;
1871 : 875, Feb. 4. 33067

Not understood; play in 1 act, by E. R. Hart
and T. Dunstan. [6] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 31, 1915; D : 42625 ; Earl R.
Hart and Tremayne Dunstan, Seattle.

33067a

Not unto himself alone; play in 4 acts, by J. W.
Connelly. 4 v. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 8, 1913; D: 34352; Julia Wood-
worth Connelly, Lexington, Ky. 33068

Not wanted; play in 1 act, by 0. T. .Tohnsone.
[18] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 15, 1913; D: 32319; Otto T.
Johnsone, Brooklyn. 33069

Not worth a continental; a comedy of the Revo-
lution in 2 acts, by A. W. Alden. [Washing-
ton. B. S. Adams] 1897. 20 p. 8°.

© Alice Wight Alden. AVashington; 1897:
10553, Feb. 10 ; Ic. Feb. 22. 33070

Not yet; a drama in 4 acts, by C. H. Peck.

© Charles H. Peck, Charlestown, Mass. ;
1875 : 9202, Sept. 4. 33071

farce comedy in 3 acts, by Angela Keir and

Ruth Comfort Mitchell [i. e. R. C. M. Young]
[140] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 1, 1915; D: 42149; Ruth Com-
fort Mitchell Young, New York. 33071a

1656

33072

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

33090

Notary (The); comedy-drama in 4 acts, by P. S.
M. Munro.

© P. S. M. Munro, Brooklyn ; 1886 : 27007,
Nov. 30. 33072

Note from Nan; comedy in 1 act, by H. C.
Baker. 21 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 20, 1909; D: 17755; Henry
Charles Baker, Chicago. 33073

Note (The) step; by .T. Bond.

© John Bond, Quartz Mountain, Cal. ; D :
638, .July 6, 1901. 33074

Note (The) unopened; a play in 1 act, by F. M.
Witmark and W. Barrett. 14 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Frank M. Witmark and Woodward Bar-
rett, New York ; D : 13136, June 3, 1908 ; 2c.
June 3, 1908. 33075

Notes and nonsense; a sketch. 6 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Helen Chaffee Workman, Detroit; D:
7570, Nov. 16, 1905 ; 2c. Dec. 6, 1905. 33076

Nothing; a wordless comedy in 1 act, by M.
Brennan. Typewritten.

© Matthew Brennan, New York; 1893:
17033, Apr. 6 ; 2c. Apr. 6. 33077

Nothing but burlesque. See "What could you
expect?

Nothing but money; a comedy in 3 acts, by
Mrs. R. Pacheco.

© Mrs. Romualdo Pacheco, New York :
1892 : 21004, May 18. 33078

farce comedy in 1 act, by H. S. Sheldon.

[1], 31 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 23, 1909; D : 16325 ; Harry
Sophus Sheldon, Chicago. 33079

musical farce comedy in 4 acts, by A. Davi-

son. Typewritten.

© Abbott Davison, New York ; 1895 : 58082,
Nov. 18; 2c. Dec. 19. 33080

Nothing conceit. See Naughtology.

Nothing doing; play in 3 acts, by W. B. Young.
[125] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 6, 1914; D: 36706; AViiliam Ber-
tram Young, Chicago. 33080a

Nothing else matters; play in 4 acts, by G. Pro-
bert. [9], 169 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 6, 1913; D: 31884; George Pm-
bert. New York. 33081

Nothing new; play in 1 act, by E. G. Longman.
28 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 24, 1910 ; D : 20564 ; Edward G.
Longman, Brooklyn. 33082

Nothing peculiar; sketch, by Roma-de-Rebalio.
3 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 17, 1912; D: 30286; Mrs. Noel
C. Down, Chicago. 33083

Nothing shall be impossible; 1 act play, by
Ruth Comfort Mitchell [i. e. R. C. M. Young]
and Gilda Varesi. 29 p. 4°. Typewritten.
© Ic. Apr. 20, 1915 ; D : 40404, Ruth Com-
fort Mitchell Young, New York. 33083a

Notice historique. See Ombres chinoises.

Notlandung; lustspiel in 3 akten. von Heinrich
Stobitzer. Berlin, Biihnenverlag Ahn & Sim-
rock, g. m. b. h. 54 p. 8°.

© Ic. Jan. 21. 1914 ; D : 35740 ; Buhnenver-
lag Ahn & Simrock, g. m. b. h., Berlin.

33083b

Notleidende agrarier; lustspiel in 4 akten, von
Wilhelm v. Borkendorf. Berlin, Berliner
theater-verlag. S3 p. 8°.

© Ic. Aug. 27, 1912 ; D : 30653 ; Alfred Spitz,
New York. 33084

Notoriety; a comedy in 3 acts, by E. Harrigan.

© Edward Harrigan, New York; 1894:
26047. Aug. 14. 33085

• or, Her own press agent, play in 1 act, by

Earle Remington Hines. [1], 8 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. July 26, 1912; D: 303.58; Hines and
Remington, Harrison, N. Y. 33086

Notorious (The) Mrs. Bronx; society episode in
1 act, by W. Mucnamara. [2]. 13 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 27, 1912 ; D : 29510 ; Walter Mac-
luimara. New Y'ork. 33087

Notorious (The) Mrs. Ebbsmith; a drama in 4
acts, by A. W. Pinero. Boston, W. H. Baker
& CO., 1895.

© Arthur W. Pinero, London ; 1895 : 25872.
May 11 ; 2c. May 20. 33088

Notorious (The) raid on the Driggs Gruyon
counterfeiting gang. See Gertie's loyalty.

Notre-Dame; romantische oper in 2 aufziigen,
nach dem gleichnaraigen roman des Viktor
Hugo, von Leopold Wilk und Franz Schmidt,
inusik von Franz Schmidt. Textbuch.
Miinchen, Drei masken verlag, g. m. b. h. 63 p.
12°.

© Mar. 1, 1913 ; 2c. Sept. 18, 1913 ; D : 34465 ;
Drei masken verlag, g. m. b. h., Munich.

33089

or, Le bossu, a play, by H. .J. Seymour.

© Harry J. Seymour, 1871 : 8802, Sept. 20.

33090

1657

33091

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

33111

Notre jeunesse; coin§ciie en 4 actes, par Alfred
Capus.

© E. Fasquelle, Paris ; D : 5743. Nov. 7,
1904; 2c. Nov. 7, 1904. 33091

See also Theatre complet; [de] Alfred

Capus.

Notte di neve; drainma in 1 atto [di] Roberto
Bracco.

© res. under act of Mar. 3, 1905, by U.
Bracco, Florence, Italy ; res. no. 1483 ; Ic. Jan.
11, 190S. 33092

Same. (In Projiresso italo-anieri(iin<\ v.

29, no. 137, 31 niairgio 1908)

© Dirce S. Cyr, New York; D : 13322, ,7nlv
10, 1908 ; 2c. July 10, 1908. 33093

Notte (Una) estiva (A summer night); drain-
ma in 1 atto, per C. Phillips. 13 p. f°. IMs.

© Ic. Jan. 22, 1915; D : 39481 ; Cliarles
Phillips, New York. 33093a

Nottingham (The) shooting match. See Tales
and plays of Robin Hood.

Notwithstanding; or. XJncle Dollie, a 1 act
comedy, by M. R. Pei'kins.

© Mary R. Perkins, New York ; 1890 : 6810.
Fob. 27 : 2e. Apr. 23. 33094

Nounou (I»a) d'Oetave; comedie-bonffe en 1
acte, par Henry Gambart et Raoul Anquin.
Paris, C. Jonbert. 42 p. 8°.

© Nov. 22, 1913 ; 2c. Dec. 1, 1913 ; D : 35206 ;
Joubert. Paris. 33095

Nourma.

© David B. Pa£?e and U. S. Grant Hawk,
Kansas City, I\lo. ; 1897 : 11868. Feb. 18.

33096

Nourrice (La); vaudeville en 1 acte. par Paul
Bonliomme. Paris, C Jonbert. 35 p. 8°.

© Oct. 1, 1912; 2c. Dec. 2, 1912; D: 31 51 5:
Joubert. Paris. 33097

Nouveau (Le) jeu; jjieco en 5 actes, par H. Lave-
dan. 2 p. 1.. 96 p. 8°.

© Henri Lavedan. Paris ; D : 8381, Apr. 19.
1906; 2c. Apr. 19, 1906. 33098

Nouvelle (La) idole; pit^ce en 3 actes, by F. de
Curel.

© Francois de Curel, Paris; 1899:10657,
Feb. 6 ; 2c. Feb. 6. 33099

Nouvelle (La) justice; fantaisie-revue, par
Henrv Moreau & Briollet. Paris. C. Joubert.
35 p.' 8°.

© Apr. 18. 1914; Ic. Anr. 29, 1914; D:
36869 : Joubert, Paris. 33099a

Novel (A) idea; original singing and talking
act, by H. Ashley. 6 p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 18, 1915; D: 40689; Herbert
Ashley, New York. 33099b

Novelists (The); a comedy in 4 acts, by R. G.
Morris, .ir.

© Robert Griffin Morris, jr.. New York ;
1880 : 9747, June 24. 33100

Novella d' Andrea; scliauspiel in 4 aufziigen,
von Ludwig Tulda. 118 p. 8°.

© Heinrich Conried, New York ; 1 ) : 4223,
Nov. ]0. 1903: 2c. Nov. 20. 1903. 33101

Novelty (The) four; by J. F. Whitney.

© .lolm F. Whitney, New Vork ; 1880: 12.'..39,
Aug. 13. 33102

Novelty (A) phonograph store; bv R. lO. I'on-

soiiby. |4J p. r°. Ms.

© Ic. July 17. 1911 : D: 24749: U:iy F. Pon-
sonby. St. Paul. 33103

November the eleventh; m<>(h'i'ii ))lay in 3 acts,
liy II. ].. r.iinui. 44 i>. V. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 4, 1910 : D: 20114: Harry Fee
Binnn, Daytou, <). 33104

November's crown; l»y Alice Cook Fuller.

© March l.i-os.. I-chaiiou, (). ; 1898:63804.
Oct. 31 ; 2c. Nov. :',. 33105

Novia (La) del torero; snincte en 1 acto, dl-
vidido en 5 cuadros, en prosa. original <le Ed-
uardo Haro y Joaquin Aznar, miisica del
maestro Teodoro Sjin .lose. M;idi-id fSociedad
de iiutores espanolesj 1913. 4:t ji. 12°. | Li-
bretto only]

© Mar. 6. 1913: 2c. Miir. 7. 1913: D : .32.V.9 :
E. Haro y .1. Aznar. :\[adri<l. 33106

Novize (Die) von Palermo. Sec Liebesverbot.

Now; dijuna of seven days, bv K. P>. Goodale.
[121] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 14. 1913: D:. 33788; Katherine
Brigham Goodale, Detroit. 33107

Now all his own; by E. M. B. Boyden.

© Emily M. Blakeslee Bovden, Chicago;
1898:.-)0]49, Aug. 27; 2c. Mar. 2.5, 1899.

33108

Now and forever; or. Expiated, a drama in
1 acts, by L. H. Hooper.

© Lucy H. Hooper, Long Branch, N. .1. ;
1873:9.319, Aug. 19. 33109

Now and then; comic opera libretto in 3 acts,
by J. A. Meyer and E. Goodman. [7], 118 p.
4°. Tyi^ewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 23, 1912 ; D : 31762 ; J. A. Meyer
and Edward Goodman, New York. 33110

• or. The good old times. 18 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© M. N. Shafer, Jersey City ; D : 14890, Jan.
23, 1909; 2c. .Tan. 23, 1909. 33111

See also Discovery (The) of La Salle by

Chicago.

1658

33112

COPYEIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

33126

Now I was happiness.

Now you know; a snap
Cash and A. Fletcher.

© Orr S. Cash and Ann
York : 1899 : 37963. June 8.

See Cobbler and count,
shot in 1 act, by O. S.

Fletcher, New
33112

Nowadays; contemporaneous comedy, by G.
Middleton. New York, Henry Holt & Co.,
1914. 3 p. 1. 218 p. 12°.

© Feb. 7, 1914 ; 2c. Feb. 17, 1914 ; D : 36040 ;
(loor^e IMiddleton, New York. 33112a

modern comedy in 3 acts, by G. Middleton.

[100] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 26, 1913 ; D : 35470 ; George Mid-
dleton, New York. 33113

Nowhere land; musical comedy in 2 acts, book
and lyrics by R. A. Zell and W. Esberger,

music by
written.

[37] p. 4°. Type-

W. Esberger.
[Words only]

© Walter Esberger and Raymond A. Zell,
Cincinnati ; D : 9009, Aug. 9, 1006 ; 2c. Aug. 9,
1906. 33114

operetta
Fechner.

in 1 atto.

[2], 21 p.

Auguste M.
33114a

en 1

y J-

acto y
de Bur:

en prosa
?os. Ma-
36

Nozze (Le) di Casiniiro;
pnrole e musica di A. M.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Nov. 17, 1913 ; D : 35710
Fechner, Paris.

Nubecita (La); comedia
de Ij. Linares Becerra
drid [Sociedad de autores espafioles] 1909.
p. 12°.

© Nov. 18, 1909; 2c. Nov. 19, 1909; D:
17456; Luis Linares Becerra y Javier de Bur-
gos, Madrid. 33115

Niirnberger ' (Der) reichstag (von 1524) See
Isabella.

Niirnbergisch (Das) ei; tragodie in 4 akten, von
W. Harlan. Berlin, Egon P^leischel & co.,
1913. 2 p. 1., 137 p. 12°.

© Ic. Julv 17, 1913; D: 33823; Walter Har-
lan, Berlin. 33116

Nuestro enemigo; drama en 3 actos, original de
J. Lopez Pinillos. Madrid [Sociedad de au-
tores espafioles] 1913. 113 p. 12°.

© Mar. 28, 1914; Ic. Mar. 30, 1914; D:
36.506; J. Lopez Pinillos, Madrid. 33116a

Nueva (La) escuela; comedia en 1 acto y en
prosa, original de Jose A. y Fernando Fer-
nandez-Portero. Madrid [Sociedad de autores
espafioles] 1914. 32 p. 12°.

© Sept. 17, 1914; Ic. Sept. 21, 1914; D :
382.32 ; Jose A. y Fernando Fernandez-Portero,
Madrid. 33116b

Nueva (La) ley; divagacion comica, en 1 acto y
en prosa, original de A. Dominguez. Madrid
[Sociedad de autores espafioles] 1910. 33 p.
12°.

© May 23, 1910; 2c. May 24, 1910; D:
21135; Antonio Dominguez, Madrid. 33117

Nueva senda; zarzuela dramStica, en 1 acto di-
vidido en 3 cuadros, en prosa original de -\.
Nava ^'aldes, musica de los niaestros Miguel
Santonja y .lose Padilla. Madrid [Sociedad de
autores espafioles] 1910. 34 p. 12°. [Li-
bretto only]

© May 19, 1910; 2c. May 20, 1910; D:
21091; Antonio Nava Valdes, Madrid. 33118

Nuevo (El)
acto y en
Martinez.
panoh'S] 190S. si p

© Enri(iue Yuste v
drid ; D : 14512. Dec.
1908.

administrador; caricatura en 1
prosa. original de K. Yuste y K.
Madrid [Sociedad de autores es-

> n 12°.

Ramon Martinez, Ma-
ll, 1908; 2c. Dec. 11.
33119

Nugget; drama in 4 acts, by M. Van der Voort.
[85] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. June 6, 1910 ; D : 21422 ; Maybelle Van
der Voort, Palo Alto, Cal. 33120

— a western play in 4 acts, by Charles Ulrich.
Chicago and New York, The Dramatic pub-
lishing company [1905] 51 p. 12°. (On
cover: Sergei's acting drama, no. 575)

© Dramatic pub. co., Chicago ; D : 7735, Dec.
19, 1905 ; 2c. Dec. 19, 1905.

33121

— or. Claim, no. 13.

© Hugh Woodson Sluitt.
.Tan. 27, 1908.

Detroit; D

: 12250,
33122

Nell; or. Claim ninety-six. a border
drama in 5 acts, hy Leu Ware [pseud, of Lew
Ward] Clyde, O., Ames publishing co.

© Imes pub. co., Clyde, O. ; 1892:53632.
Dec. 29; 2c. .Tan. 16, 1893. 33123

Nell, the
Crawford's claim.

Nugget

pet of Poker Flat. See

Nugget (The) of Calamity Bar. Sec Grit.

Nuggets; a comedy in 3 acts, by Jacob Grimm.

© C. Marques, New York; 3875:9200.

Sept. 4. 33124

Nuit (Une) de Bonaparte; sketch, par C. Qui
nel. [10] p. 4°. Ms.

© Ic. Dec. 23, 1915 ; D : 42555

nel, Paris.

Charles Qui-
33124a

Nuit (La) de Chipette; piOc-e en 1 acte. de
Andre Barde. I'aris, Librairie thefltrale du
ii()uv(>au siecle. 1910. 46 p. 12°.

© Sept. 1, 1911 ; 2c. Oct. 23, 1911 ; D : 25,564 ;
G. Ondet et M. Viterbo. Paris. 33125

Nuit (Une) de noces; vaudeville en 3 actes,
[p;ir] Henri K4roul et Albert Barr6. Paris,
Librairie thMtrale. 1905. 2 p. 1., 168 p. 12°.

© L. Michaud. Paris; D : 6248, Feb. 21.
1905 ; 2c. Feb. 21, 1905. 33126

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33127

DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS

33148

Nuit (La) de noces de Mam'zelle Gueul'mans;
operette en 2 actes et 3 tableaux, par Marcel
Nadaud et Henry d'Arvan. Paris, C. Joii-
bert, 1913. 55 p. 8°. [Libretto only]

© Nov. 8, 1913; 2c. Nov. 17, 1913; D:
35091; Joubert, Paris. 33127

Number nine — Continued.

■ or. The la*dy of Ostend. a comedy in 3 acts,

Nuit (Une) de Paris.
Paris.

See Lig-hts (The) of

Nuits du Hampton club; piece en 2 actes et 3
tableaux d'apres une nouvelle de K[obert]
L[ouis] Stevenson, Paris, P. V. Stock. 52 p.
12°.

© Sept. 3, 1909 ; 2c. Sept. 7, 1909 ; D : 1G848 :
Andre Mouezy-Eon & Arinont, Franf'e. 33128

No. 1 — The speculator; a 4 act comedy drama,
by D. Cohen.

© David Cohen, Spokane, Wash.; 1895:
14576, Mar. 13. 33129

No. 1 — The voodoo doctor; scene taken from
life, by D. Guesno.

© D. Guesno, New Orleans; 1897:39877,
July 8. 33130

Number two; a lively farce in 1 act, by Austin
Friars. New York, De Witt, 1884. 9 p. 12°.
([De Witt's acting plays, no. 327])

© A. T. B. De Witt. New York ; 1884 : 26394,
Dec. 30 ; 2c. Jan. 22, 1885. 33131

Number three; an original comedy, by B. Mat-
thews, and G. H. Jessop.

© Brander Matthews and George H. .Tessop.
United States ; 1886 : 26845, Nov. 27. 33132

No. 3 — A; a farcical comedy in 3 acts, by W. C.
Bellows.

© Walter C. Bellows, New York; 1892 : 864.
Jan. 5. 33133

Number five; or, Life and wife, a 5 act drama

adapted from the French, by L. Q. Jeffries.

© L. Q. .Jeffries, Wooster, O. ; 1882 : 12662.

Aug. 2. 33134

Number seven; play in 1 act. by W. B. Lewis.
[1], 17 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 17, 1914 : D : 35699 ; W. Barran
Lewis, Pliiladelphia. 33134a

Number eight; play of to-day in 3 acts, by C.
Fue. [3], 126 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 4, 1913 ; D : 34003 ; Charles Fue,
Chicago. 33135

Number nine; a drama in 9 acts, by S. R.
Wheeler. Dexter, Mich., S. R. Wheelex-.

© S. R. Wheeler, Dexter, Mich.; 1885:
17040, Aug. 11; 2c. Sept. 19. 33136

1 act playlet, by R. B. Egan. 13 p. f°.

Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 20, 1915; D: 41902; Raymond
Blanning Egan, Detroit. 33136a

from the German of Oscar Blumenthal and
Gustave Kadelburg, bv F. C. Burnand :ind A.
Daly.

© Ausns;tin Daly. New York; 1897:64330,
Nov. 19. 33137

• Same.

© Augustin Daly. New York ; 1897 : 66377.
Nov. 29. 33138

Number ten; a play in 1 act, by Paul Prester
Tcmi)]e I William Whiting Davis] [2], 14 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© William Whiting Davis, New York; D:
IISU, Nov. 20. 1907 ; 2c. Feb. 7, 1908. 33139

No. 10 Canine court; a sketch, by St. ('. Hard.
Typewritten.

© St. Chiir Hurd, Kansas Citv, Mo.: D:
409, Apr. 29. 1901; 2c. May 20. 1901. 33140

No. 13. See When a woman is poor.

Number twenty-three; sketch in 1 act, l>y H.
Coleman and Z. Oolvin. 8 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Hamilton Coleman and Z. Colvin, Chi-
cago ; D : 1.5662, Apr. 19. 1909 ; 2c. Apr. 19.
1909. 33141

No. 29; a drama in 5 acts, by A. T. Oakes.

© A. T. Oakes, New York; 1888:36748,
r>ec. 24. 33142

^ or. Madeline, a play in 5 acts, by Mrs. A. T.

Oakes.

© Mrs. A. T. Oakes, United States; 1879:

;mo5. :\rjii-. 14. 33143

Number 33; play in 1 act. by C. W. .Tones.
[14] p. f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 3, 1914; D:. 38987; Clinton W.
.Tones. Tacomn. 33144

No. 33 Mulberry St.; play in 1 act, by O. T.
Johnsone. 14 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Aug. 28, 1912; D: 30678;. Otto T.
Johnsone, Brooklyn. 33145

Number 44; dramatic composition, by S. Bid-
well. 14 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Apr. 13, 1910 ; D : 20785 ; Sylvia Bid-
well, Greatkills, N. Y, 33146

No. 77; 1 act comedy, by J. Brooks. 8 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Jan. 2, 1913 ; D : 31855 ; Jack Brooks.
Terre Haute, Ind. 33147

Number 355; drama in 3 acts, by A. G. Gross.
[86] p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. May 21, 1912 ; D : 29721 ; Anna Gold-
mark Gross, New York. 83148

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33149

COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED STATES

33165

Number seven-fourteen; a musical drama in 2
scenes, by A. Steele.

© Asa Steele, Philadelphia; D : 3231, Apr.
3, 1903. 33149

No. 1000 Fifth; extravaganza in 3 acts, by
H. B. Dudley. 94 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 2, 1911 ; D : 23253 ; H. B. Dudley,
Cambridge, Mass. 33150

No. 2634 and the warden; twenty minutes in-
side prison walls, by W. Montague. 10 p. 4°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 23, 1912 ; D : 31227 ; Walter Mon-
tagxie, San Francisco. 33151

No. 9999; playlet in 5 scenes, by J. Shayne.
28 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Mar. 5, 1915 ; D : 39874 ; John Shayne,
New York. 33151a

See also Three (The) tramps.

Numerian; a drama in 4 acts, by C. T. Grant.
© Charles T. Grant, Boston; 1899:72020,
Nov. 3. 33152

No. (Le) 18; vaudeville en 3 actes, par H. K4-
roul et A. Barre. Paris. Librairie th^atrale,
1907. 180 p. 12°.

© Henri K§roul et Albert Barre. Paris ; D :
10497, May 6, 1907 ; 2c. May 6. 1907. 33152a

Nun (The)

© Ida Cross, St. Paul ; 1890 : 15595, May 12.

33153

Nun (The) and the barbarian; a drama in 3
acts adapted from a Spanish play, by Sefior
Gald6s. by Osmond Shillingford. [3], 53 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Arthur Bourchier, Biishey Heath, Herts,
England ; D : 9454, Nov. 17, 1906 ; 2c. Nov. 17.
1906. 33154

Nun (The) of Ardenne. See Silver (The) cru-
cible.

Nun (The) of Kent; a drama in 5 acts, by G. D.
Litchfield.

© Grace Denio Litchfield, Washington ; D :
10145, Mar. 15, 1907. 33155

Same. New York and London. G. P. Put-
nam's sons. 1911. 3 p. 1., 125 p. 16°.

© Nov. 11, 1911; 2c. Nov. 24, 1911; A:
303192; G. D. Litchfield, Washington. 33156

Nunc dimittis; a drama, by .T. T. Roberts,
being a dramatization of the Lucile of the
Earl of Lytton. 74 p. 8°.

© James T. Roberts, St. Louis; D:2859,
.Jan. 5, 1903; 2c. Jan. 5, 1903. 33157

Nun's dialogue. Proof.

© Harriet E. Monroe, Washington ; D : 5300,
July 2, 1904 ; 2c. July 2, 1904. 33158

Nun's (The) love; by W. W. Whalen. 7 p. f°.
Typewritten.

© Ic. June 17, 1910; D: 21363; Will W.

AVhalen, Locust Gap, Pa. 33159

Nur eiu traum; lustspiel in 3 akten [von] Lo-
thar Schmidt [pseud, of Lothar Goldschmidt]
117 p. 12°.

© Eduard Bloch, Berlin; D: 15218, Mar. 1.
1909 ; 2c. IMar. 1, 1909. 33160

Nur nicht drangeln; vaudeville-posse mit
gesang und tanz in 1 vorspiel und 3 akten,
von Richard Kessler, gesangtexte von Willi
Prager, mit benutzung einer idee von Wilhelm
Jacol)y und Harry Pohlmann. musik von Wal-
ter W. Goetze. 134 p. 4°. Typewritten.
[Libretto only]

© Ic. Nov. 1, 1912 ; D : 31302 ; Arion-verlag
Berlin. 33161

Nur ruhe! posse in 3 akten, von Johann Nestroy
und Leo Birinski, musik von Wenzel Miiller.
Regie- und soufflierbuch. Leipzig, W. Karc-
zag, 1913. 41 p. 4".

© Ic. Apr. 24, 1914; D : 36959 ; W. Karc-
zag, Leipzig. 33161a

Nurse (The); a drama in 3 acts, by K. Schaefer.

© Konrad Schaefer, Chicago; 1892:36672,

Sept. 7. 33162

1 act sketch, by J. H. Booth. [2], 30 p.

4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Feb. 27, 1913 ; D : 32451 ; John Hunter
Booth, Boston. 33163

romantic drama in 4 acts, by D. A. Rey-
nolds. [2], 105 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Sept. 22, 1913 ; D : 34506 ; D. A. Rey-
nolds, New York. 33164

Nurse Billy; farcical nmsical comedy in 3 acts,
by L. Sterner. 51 p. 4°. Typewritten.

© le. Jan. 21, 1915 ; D : 39465 ; Lawrence
Sterner, New York. 33164a

Nurse (The) in the training school; play in 3
acts, by R. Francis. [3], 18 p. 4°. Type-
written.

© Ic. Apr. 2, 1914 ; D : 36701 ; Rose Francis.
Kenton, O. 33164b

Nursery rhyme ballet. See Ballet of nursery
gems.

Nurse's (The) revelation; drama in 3 acts,
by C. W. Yerington. [35] p. f°. Typewrit-
ten.
© Ic. Dec. 1, 1913 ; D : 35218 ; Charles Wil-
' liam Yerington, St. Louis, Mich. 33165

Nursey; comedy in 3 acts, by E. W. Mumford
[i. e. E. W. Grant] 3 v. 4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Dec. 3, 1914; D: 38990; Ethel Watts
:Muniford. Port Wasliiugton, N. Y. 33165a

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33176

Nursing the baby. 3 p. S°. Typewritten.
© l\)m Edwards, New Yorlv ; D : 10343, Apr.
13, 1907; 2c. Apr. 13, 1907. 33166

Nussknacker (Ber); liuinoreske in 3 aufziigen,
von H. F. Urban. Berlin, Vertriebsstelle des
Verbandes deutselier biihnenschriftsteller, g.
m. b. b. 87 p. 12°.

© Ic. May 11, 1914; D:3702S; Henry F.
Urban, Charlottenburg, Germany. 33166a

Nutmeg- (A) match; a domestic comedy drama
in 5 acts, by AV. Hawortli.

© William Haworth, New York; 1S92 :
19609, May 7. 33167

Nutopia.

© John Stevenson, New York ; 1900 A :
10680, Apr. 27. • 33168

Nutsy Nolan; in 1 act, by J. A. Maddox. 7 p.
f°. Typewritten.

© Ic. Oct. 31, 1910; D: 22445; J. A. Mad-
dox, Columbus, O. 33169

Nutty (The) burglars; comedy sketch in 1
scene, by E. A. Hurley. 6 p. 4°. Typewrit-
ten.

© Ic. July 1, 1915; D: 41146; Edgar A.
Hurley, New York. 33169a

Nuvole Rosee. .Sec Dramas; by Ario Flamma.

Ny (Det) system. See Plays; by B.i0rnstjerne
Bj0rnson.

Nyanysa; a Zulu play by E. Lyttelton. 42 p.
4°. Typewritten.

© Ic. July 28, 1911; D : 24801 ; Edilli Lyt-
telton, Westminster, Eng. 33170

Nyctalopia. See Nyctalops (The)

Nyctalops (The); or, Nyctalopia, in 3 acts, by
(J. Ij. Furniss. Typewritten.

© Grace Livingstone Furniss, New York ;
18Q2: 146. Jan. 2; 2c. Jan. 2. 33171

Nydia, the blind flower girl of Pompeii; a
tragedy in 5 acts, by Dr. AV. A. Dodge.

© AVilliam A. Dodge. Fall River, Mass. ;
1890:23607, July 28; 2c. April 22, 1891.

33172

Nydia, the blind girl of Pompeii; a drama in 5
acts, by D. Moreno.

© Duan Moreno, Chicago; 1889:30950,
Oct. 12. 33173

Nymph (The) in the pit; in 3 acts, by E. Helm.
11 p. 8°. Ms.

© Ic. June 10, 1911 ; D : 24552 ; Edith Helm,
Atlantic City. 33174

Nyinph (The) of the Adriatic. See Oberine.

Nymph (A) of the AWest; a play, by Howard
Seely.

© Edward H. Seely, jr., Brooklyn; 1888:
18158, June 25. 33175

Nymph's (The) reward. See Idylla rusti-
cana.

Nyria; a drama of the days of Domitian, by
Mrs. C. Praed. [New York, Printed by AV. G.
Hewitt, 1904] 8 p. 4°.

© Mrs. Campbell I'raed, London; D:4999,
Alay 9, 1904; 2c. May 7, 1904. 33176

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