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40 CARNEGIE LIBRARY OF PITTSBURGH
Drama
.ffischylus. 882 A25ag
Agamemnon, with verse translation, introduction and notes by Walter
Headlam; ed. by A. C. Pearson. 1910. Cambridge University Press.
Greek and English text.
Barton, James. 822 B28
Denys of Auxerre; a drama. [1912.] Christopher.
Baskervill, Charles Read. r 822 J42ZD
English elements in Jonson's early comedy. 1911.
Thesis for Ph. D., University of Chicago.
Reprint of University of Texas bulletin no. 178.
Primary problem of the study is Jonson's relation to the movements of English literature
at the end of the 16th century and his indebtedness to the English writers who preceded
him.
Belasco, David. 812 B39
May Blossom; a comedy in four acts. 1883. French.
Bennett, Arnold, & Knoblauch, Edward. 822 643m
Milestones; a play in three acts. 1912. Doran.
The play represents three successive generations of one family beset by the same
problems under varying aspects in i860, in 1885 and in 1912. With exquisite irony it
shows how the radicals of one age become the conservatives of the next and how, to each
generation as it passes, "the age is going to the dogs" and "women are not what they
used to be."
Brieux, Eugene. 842 B74
La foi; piece en cinq actes. 1912.
Carleton, Henry Guy. 812 C19
The butterflies; a comedy in three acts. 1908. French.
Echegaray, Jose. 862 E24m
Mariana; an original drama in three acts and an epilogue; tr. by
James Graham. 1908. Little.
Echegaray, Jose. 862 E24S
Son of Don Juan; an original drama in three acts, inspired by the
reading of Ibsen's work entitled "Gengangere" [Ghosts]; tr. by James
Graham. 1911. Little.
"Jose Echegaray; a sketch," by James Graham, p.5-23.
Galsworthy, John, (pseud. John Sinjohn). 822 Gise
The eldest son; a domestic drama in three acts. 1912. Scribner.
Harrison, Mrs Burton. 812 H29
Two strings to her bow; a comedy in two acts. 1892. Dramatic
Pub. Co.
Hawtrey, Charles. 822 H36
The private secretary; a farcical comedy in three acts. 1907. French.
Hoch, Horace Lind. r 832 G76ZI1
Shakespeare's influence upon Grabbe. [1910?]
Thesis for Ph. D., University of Pennsylvania.
Careful study of the influence of Shakespeare as revealed in the work of this
German dramatist, with an introductory chapter on Shakespeare's influence on the
German drama in general.