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Bell, John Keble, (pseud. Keble Howard).
Come Michaelmas; a play in one act. 1909. French.
822 B412
Bird, Grace Electa, & Starling, Maud.
793-1 B48
Historical plays for children; illustrations by K. Jordan. 1920.
Macmillan. (Everychild's series.)
Contents: Christopher Columbus.—Vasco Nunez de Balboa.—Joliet and Marquette.
—George Rogers Clark.—Sir Walter Raleigh.—Ferdinand Magellan.—Henry Hudson.—
John Smith.—La Salle.—Lewis and Clark.—Benjamin Franklin.—James Wolfe.—William
Penn.—Dolly Madison.—Abraham Lincoln.
Dix, Beulah Marie, & Sutherland, Mrs E. G. (pseud, of 812 D64r
Dorothy Lundt).
Rose o' Plymouth-town; a romantic comedy in four acts. 1908.
Dramatic Pub. Co. (Sergei's acting drama, no.609.)
France, Anatole, (pseud, of Jacques Anatole Thibault). 842 F86b
The bride of Corinth, and other poems & plays; a translation by
Wilfrid Jackson & Emilie Jackson. 1920. Lane. (Works in an English
translation ed. by Frederic Chapman and J. L. May.)
Other poems and plays: Verses.—Crainquebille.—The comedy of a man who married
a dumb wife.—Come what may.
Heidenstam, Carl Gustaf Verner von.
839.72 H41
The soothsayer; authorized translation from the Swedish by K. M.
Knudsen. 1919. Four Seas Co.
One act play with Greek setting, by the poet laureate of Sweden.
Marble, Mrs Annie (Russell).
812 M361
Standish of Standish, by J. G. Austin; dramatized by A. R. Marble.
1919. Houghton.
Rogers, Robert Emmons.
812 R61
Behind a Watteau picture; a fantasy in verse, in one act. 1918.
Baker.
Rostetter, Alice.
812 R75
The widow's veil; a comedy in one act, as played by the Provincetown
players. 1920. Arens. (Flying stag plays for the little theatre,
no.9.)
Symons, Arthur.
The toy cart; a play in five acts. 1919. Maunsel.
Humor
822 Sg8to
Shute, Henry Augustus.
817 Ss6r
Real diary of the worst farmer. 1920. Houghton.
Humorous record of an amateur farmer's life from March 10 to Xov. 21.
Biography
Balboa, Vasco Nunez de.
g2 Bi87q
Quintana, Manuel Jose. La vida de Vasco Nunez de Balboa; edited
with notes and vocabulary by G. G. Brownell. 1914. Ginn. (International
modern language series.)