WAU19thCenturyActingEditions6250.xml Guide to the 19th Century Acting Editions Collection 1762-1946 Nineteenth Century Acting Editions Collection Special Collections, University of Washington Libraries © 2019 (Last modified: 1/31/2020)
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University of Washington Libraries, Special Collections 6250 (Accession No. 6250-001) Hughes, Glenn, 1894-1964 19th century acting editions collection 1762-1946 1800-1899 28.83 cubic feet (168 boxes) Collection materials are in English. Over 3000 acting editions of plays, primarily British and American, collected by Glenn Hughes for use by the School of Drama at the University of Washington

This collection, containing 3060 plays as of September 2017, was started early in 1931, soon after the creation of the School of Drama in the University of Washington, with a purchase or donation of at least 1800 acting editions from the stock of the play publisher Samuel French, Inc. Glenn Hughes, the founding Director of the School of Drama was eager to quickly create a strong library for the students and faculty. He was friends with Barrett Harper Clark, an editor at Samuel French, and it is likely through this friendship that the initial accession was made. In a letter to Harry C. Bauer (March 17, 1948), Hughes described the collection as “Approximately 4000 acting editions of 19th Cent. plays, chiefly British. This collection is perhaps not unique, but almost so, and was obtained a few years ago through the cooperation of Samuel French, the play publisher, who ransacked all their files and storage rooms for us. In many instances we obtained the last copy of the play on hand.” Hughes was a user of tactical exaggeration, but it is possible that the 4000 plays he mentions includes titles that were put into general circulation while the older and more unique became the foundation of this collection.

Most of the subsequent additions to the collection were in the 1930s and 1940s. Between 1936 and 1944 a set of acting editions associated with Augustin Daly were donated and/or bought (for between 66 cents and $1.60 each). These were plays that had been printed, but not published, for Daly’s own use as scripts for his New York theatre company and occasionally to be gifted by Daly on special occasions. These “Daly Promptbooks” were kept separate from the rest of the 19th Century Acting Editions until the whole collection was moved into the UW Library Special Collections in 2007. There are about 60 of these items.

Another interesting subset to this collection are about 50 items added from a single collection in December, 1935. These are scripts that are referred to as “souvenir editions” in the notes. They appear to have been made for sale or gift to the audience of a performance. The December, 1935 accession is primarily made up of Christmas extravaganzas, burlesques, and pantomimes, the predecessors of the British panto tradition. Other “Christmas extravaganzas” have also been noted in the finding aid. Since these souvenirs of the production often contain advertisements, fuller listings of the theatre workers, and occasional illustrations, and since they are quite ephemeral, they represent a unique communication between the show’s creators and its intended audience.

One of the most important accessions to this collection, in terms of theatre history and uniqueness, are the previously owned acting editions that were added in December 1936. They were purchased for 8 cents each from an un-named individual in Los Angeles. This subset of about 300 plays were all previously owned, and quite a few of them have “production notations” about cues for lighting, sound, entrance, music, and prompting. They also include notes for acting choices, stage directions, and occasional sketches, casts of specific performances, cuts, and additions. The performances represented were largely done in the middle of the 19th century. The majority of these scripts and prompt books were owned by J. Biddles (at least 130 plays), Ed. W. Acker (at least 15 plays), Edwin Clifford (at least 15 plays), John Wood, John Dillon, Alfred Harris, Dollie Biddles, J.E. Warner, G.W. Kirk, A. Wallace Thaxter, C. Clifford, and other un-named theatre workers. Some of them have no notations other than the owner’s name, but some could be the official prompt books of a company or production. This is also where a lot of the older and rare publications can be found in the collection. There is also a separate, undated, accession of plays previously owned by William J. LeMoyne (at least 55 plays), some of which include extensive production notations. A third subset of previously owned plays are from Sarah Truax, a 19th and early 20th century actress who retired to Seattle also donated some of her own notated plays to the collection (at least 12 plays). She loved to attend School of Drama productions and then correspond with Glenn Hughes with suggestions and comments about the acting and directing choices. Another friend of Glenn Hughes was William C. DeMille, who appears to have sent some plays owned by himself and his family members in 1941, at about the time that DeMille became the Chair of Drama at the University of Southern California. Other smaller, but still important subsets of previously owned plays in the collection are from: Ida Vernon (at least 9 plays), Edward Tuckerman Mason, A.B. Bundy, Mason Mitchell, Alice Ramous [sp?], L.S. Thompson, Frank Smith, J. Fletcher, N.M. Ludlow, M.S. Duerna [sp?], W.R. Blake, Mortimer Thompson, John Trimble, Thomas McCutcheon, A.H. Purdy, and Ida B. Taylor.

Most of the accessions to this collection were between 1931 and 1944. These included numerous small donations and sales from Glenn Hughes and Barrett Harper Clark, and smaller gifts from Mrs. William Trevor, Helen Erickson, and Babette Hughes. After 1931, there were also donations and purchases from companies: Samuel French, Walter H. Baker & Co., Carol Cox Book Co., Penn Play Company, and Raymer’s Old Book Store in Seattle. After 1944 some items that were in the General Circulation set of the Drama Library were moved into this collection. The latest accessions were added in about 2000, purchased from a private owner in Great Britain.

Glenn Hughes used this collection in the 1930s and 1940s as a teaching and research tool for students in the Drama program. Initially, the plays were cataloged and sorted by undergraduates in Hughes’ courses. They used bibliographical research, primarily the works of Allardyce Nicoll, to separate the plays into either British or American authors. Each play was labeled accordingly and then stored by author nationality. When the School of Drama began to offer Masters Degrees in Drama, the Masters students would be assigned a thesis project by Hughes, often based on the strengths of materials available in this collection. From about 1974-1977, Prof. Richard Lorenzen made a handlist of the plays in the British part of the collection and convinced the University of Washington Press to reproduce several of them onto microfiche to be distributed to some other Pacific Northwest university libraries. In the 1990s, Prof. Jack Walcott used the work and research of students in the PhD program to record evidence of production history and illustrations of specific performances as found in the collection. Motivated by Prof. Walcott and the Drama Librarian Liz Fugate, Mark Weitzenkamp researched the collection from 2007 to 2014 to create accurate dating criteria for acting editions. Then from 2014-2017, with the encouragement and assistance of Sandra Kroupa and Wesley Nelson in Special Collections, Weitzenkamp used those criteria to create this finding aid.

One thing that is noticeable about this collection as a representation of the 19th century is that it does not give preference to the canon of dramatic literature as much as it does to the canon of popular entertainment. As Prof. Richard Lorenzen said in the preface to his handlist of the British plays in this collection: "The majority of the acting editions are nineteenth-century farces. However, the collection is not as imbalanced as it might first appear. The Burnand, Morton, Selby, Coyne, Stirling and Planché conglomerate impressively weights one side of the generic scale, but the more serious, albeit melodramatic, offerings of Pitt, Jerrold, Pembertson, Fitzball, Hazlewood, and others compensate in quality for what is wanting in quantity. For the most part, the melodramatic selections are various samples from the more widely recognized writers of serious works and together with the farcical authors, the complete collection provides a vivid cross-sectional view of the infinite variety that distinguished the popular English stage." It may be that the more literary texts of the Anglo-American theatre were put into the general circulation of the Drama School Library. It may also be that when Samuel French ransacked their store rooms, they came up with the sorts of plays that they could no longer sell to customers interested in modern and literary theatre. It is also a possibility that Hughes did not take the plays that the Drama Library already owned in the various canonical anthologies and collections that were offered in more sturdy, circulating volumes. However it came about, this collection is a set of vibrant works that show the publication history of plays in the 19th century along with the performative standards of the popular theatre of the period. It does not likely hide the next rare discovery for the Broadway stage, but it can provide a more nuanced understanding of theatre, audience, playwriting, management, and socio-cultural norms of the 19th century in Great Britain and the U.S.

Historical note written by Mark P. Weitzenkamp, 2017

Glossary of terms used in description Titles marked in this fashion were plays put into print, but not released into official publication. Authors and producers used this tactic to maintain a stricter control over how the plays were used. Term used to identify the various harlequinades, burlesques, extravaganzas, and pantomimes that were central to the Christmas season in British theatres in the 19th century. These are the predecessors to the modern Christmas pantos still seasonally performed in Britain. While an acting edition is generally meant to be a practical tool for use in the preparation of a play for performance, they were also sometimes used as a souvenir of the production to be gifted or sold to the audience of the show. Many plays in this collection were previously owned by 19th century performers and theatre workers. The evidence of their use of the plays could be as simple as the owner’s signature or pencil marks next to the lines of one of the characters. Some of the plays have more extensive information, including cuts, notes, new text, blocking, cues, or other evidence that could lead to understanding of a specific performance. The latter, more extensive information has been listed as “production notation” in the finding aid. When a specific item shows who had owned it before it was added to this collection, it is noted after this key phrase. An interesting point of research that could be pursued with this collection is how previous owners have shaped the acting editions to their preference. For example, the protective wrappers often have interesting tidbits of information. Some of these are made from architectural illustrations or advertisements.

Whenever possible, the title from the title page has been given. If not the title page, the title has been derived from (in order of preference): the front cover, the running title, by comparison with other copies. Whenever possible, the subtitle has been given from the title page, sometimes noting subtitle information from the front cover if it is relevant to sorting out the history of a specific item. Since acting editions are often built on specific performances or performance traditions, as opposed to the original literary goals of the author, including the name of the latest authoritative hand to shape a text has been attempted. For this reason, plays by Shakespeare are likely to be listed under the adaptor or performer who shaped it to the version being printed. Whenever possible it has been attempted to list the translator of a play as the author. In many cases, the original author is included in the subtitle information. For example David Garrick is the adaptor of Katherine and Petruchio, but William Shakespeare is listed as the author in the subtitle. Where possible the pseudonyms and maiden names of authors are included in brackets. In cases where the author/creator is not shown on the text, and where it is very unclear or conflicting in other bibliographic resources, no author is listed. Many acting editions passed through multiple publishers in plates, quires, or bound formats. The most up-to-date publisher information is usually given on the wrappers. The publisher name is taken from the front cover whenever possible. After that the following are used (in order of preference): publisher name elsewhere on the wrapper, the title page, advertisements in the text block, stylistic cues in comparison with other copies. For plays issued by Samuel French, who had both a London and a New York branch since the late 19th century, the branch of the publisher that actually controlled that series has been listed. For example: French’s Acting Edition was issued from London, while French’s Standard Drama was a production of the New York branch. There are at least 80 different publishers represented in this collection. As with the publisher name, preference is given to the address found on the front cover. If that is not available, the following are used (in order of preference): publisher address elsewhere on the wrapper, the title page, advertisements in the text block, stylistic cues in comparison with other copies. Before creating this finding aid, an extensive list of dating criteria was developed based on information to be found on the acting edition itself. This means that the dates listed are the dates and date ranges at which the latest publishing hand has affected this specific copy of the play before being passed on to the user/consumer. The first source of dating criteria is from the publisher name and address given on the wrapper. Publishers of acting editions rarely included dates in the imprint on the title page, but these were used to help narrow down dates in comparison with the publisher information. Other dating criteria include: listed performance dates, copyrights, accession information, owner dates, dates given in advertisements, prefaces, dedications, typography, stylistics, series names, listed cost, spelling patterns, references to dated moments in history, datable ads for other publications, type & color of paper, and color of wrappers. For the plays in French’s Acting Edition and Lacy’s Acting Edition, the wrapper often includes a long list of sellers and locations around the world where further plays in the series may be purchased. This criteria has been used these to pin down more exact dates whenever possible. Allardyce Nicoll has been avoided as a basis of dating due to the high degree of inaccuracy of his dates, and his preference for dates of first performance over dates of publication. Whenever a wrapper is present, its current color is indicated. Due to the use of aging, and acidic library bindings, the colors may be different than when originally issued. Notes also include the names of previous owners (search using last names listed above). The series name is usually derived from the wrapper, since that usually represents the latest publisher’s hand to touch the publication. Some acting editions may show evidence of two to three previous series names on places like the title page, advertisements, wrappers, and the critical notes. Title pages are particularly untrustworthy indications of play series for some publishers. The series number is given from a combination of the information on the wrapper and comparison against master lists of plays in series from company advertisements and catalogs in Weitzenkamp's collection. Typesetters and publishers seemed to have been rather sloppy in their understanding of Roman numerals, leading to misprinting of series numbers on acting editions. The series number are included in brackets if the printed numbers are incorrect. There are approximately 60 different play series represented in this collection.

The collection is arranged in three series: British Acting Editions, approximately 1762-1946 American Acting Editions, approximately 1812-1943 Administrative information, approximately 1935-1962

Series 1 and 2 are organized by title.

Over 3,000 acting editions of plays, primarily British and American, collected by Glenn Hughes for use by the School of Drama at the University of Washington.

Mark Weitzenkamp researched and inventoried these plays between 2007 and 2017.

Due to the fragile nature of these materials, they are unavailable for general use. Contact Special Collections for details.

Request at UW

Copyrights retained by creator. Contact University of Washington Libraries Special Collections for details.

 Personal Papers/Corporate Records (University of Washington) Acting editions Drama Records (Documents) Collection catalogs Hughes, Glenn, 1894-1964 Performing Arts

 

British Acting Editions approximately 1762-1946 1 Addison, H[enry] R[obert] 117, Arundel Street, Strand : A farce in one act. By Lieut.-Col. H.R. Addison. 1860 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 708

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 1 Wigan, Alfred £500 Reward! : A comic drama in two acts. Adapted from the French, by Alfred Wigan. approximately 1847-1848 Place of Publication:

London: 10 Middle Row, Holborn

 Publisher:

John Duncombe

 Series:

Duncombe's British Theatre, 459

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 1 Talfourd, Francis Abon Hassan; or, The Hunt After Happiness : A semi-original fairy extravaganza in rhyme in one act. By Francis Talfourd. 1854 Place of Publication:

London: Wellington Street, Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 248

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper. A Christmas extravaganza.

 1 Poel, William Absence of Mind; or Wanted £5 : A comic drama in one act. Adapted for the English stage by William Poel. approximately 1883-1885 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1788

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 1 Roberts, George The Absent Man : A farcical comedietta in one act. approximately 1878-1879 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1518

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 1 Kingsley, Ellis Accepted by Proxy : Duologue. By Ellis Kingsley. approximately 1899-1902 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 2063

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 1 Suter, W[iliam] E. The Accusing Spirit, or, the Three Travellers of the Tyrol : A drama in three acts. By W.E. Suter. approximately 1873-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 894

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 1 Burnand, F[rancis] C[owley] Acis and Galataea; or, The Nimble Nymph, and the Terrible Troglodyte! : An extravaganza, by F.C. Burnand. approximately 1876-1878 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 860

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 1 Gay, [John] Acis and Galatea. : An opera. Arranged and adapted for stage representation from the serenata of Handel. The poetry, with the exception of the introductory scene, by Gay. 1859 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 162

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 1 Plowman, Thomas E. Very New Edition of Acis and Galataea; or, The Beau! The Belle!! and The Blacksmith!!! : A piece of extravagance. By Thomas E. Plowman. approximately 1891-1892 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1351

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 1 Griffin, G[eorge] W.H[oward] The Actor and the Singer, or, Gaily the Troubadour : As performed by Griffin & Christy's Minstrels. Arranged by G. W. H. Griffin. approximately 1873-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 69

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 1 Brough, William and Andrew Halliday The Actor's Retreat : An extravaganza in one act and in prose. By William Brough and Andrew Halliday. approximately 1891-1892 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 938

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 1 Brough, William and Andrew Halliday The Actor's Retreat : An extravaganza in one act and in prose. By William Brough and Andrew Halliday. 1864 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 938

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 1 Amcotts, Vincent Adonis Vanquished : A comedy in two acts. Adapted from "Le Degel," by Vincent Amcotts. approximately 1878-1879 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1114

 Item Specific Details:

yellowish-tan wrapper

 1 Lewis, M[atthew] G[regory] Adelgitha; or, The Fruits of a Single Error : A tragedy in five acts. By M.G. Lewis. approximately 1872-1878 Place of Publication:

New York: No. 122 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

,

Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 1 Lewis, M[atthew] G[regory] Adelmorn, the Outlaw : A dramatic romance in three acts. By M.G. Lewis. As performed at the Theatres, New-York and Drury-Lane. Second Edition. May 1815 Place of Publication:

New-York: At the Dramatic Repository, Shakespear-Gallery

 Publisher:

D. Longworth

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper. Previous owner: Mort Thomson.

 1 Henry, Richard Adoption : A farce in one act. By Richard Henry. approximately 1891-1892 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1986

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 2 Leslie, Henry Adrienne; or, the Secret of a Life : A new and original drama in three acts. By Henry Leslie. approximately 1865-1866 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 1012

 Item Specific Details:

blue wrapper

 2 Herman, H[enry] Adrienne Lecouvreur : A play in five acts. Written by MM. Scribe and Legouve. Adapted by H. Herman. approximately 1910-1924 Place of Publication:

New York: 28-30 West 38th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 388

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 2 Herman, H[enry] Adrienne Lecouvreur : A play in five acts. Written by MM. Scribe and Legouve. Adapted by H. Herman. approximately 1900-1910 Place of Publication:

New York: 24 West 22d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 388

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 2 Oxenford, John Adrienne, the Actress; or, The Reigning Favorite : A drama in three acts. By John Oxenford. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 East 14th St., Union Square

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 201

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 2 Suter, W[illiam] E. The Adventures of Dick Turpin and Tom King : A serio comic drama in two acts. By E. Suter. 1863 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 628

 Item Specific Details:

green wrapper. Previous owner: J. Biddles. Contains production notations.

 2 Suter, W[illiam] E. The Adventures of Dick Turpin and Tom King : A serio comic drama in two acts. By E. Suter. 1859 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 628

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper. Previous owner: J. Biddles. Contains production notations.

 2 Dance, Charles Advice Gratis : A farce in one act. By Charles Dance. approximately 1899-1902 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 2104

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 2 Dance, Charles Advice Gratis : A farce in one act. By Charles Dance. approximately 1837-1850 Place of Publication:

London: 186 Strand

 Publisher:

Chapman and Hall

 Series:

Webster's Acting National Drama, 19

 Item Specific Details:

pink wrapper

 2 Lancaster, Charles Sears Advice to Husbands : An original comedietta in one act. Written by Charles Sears Lancaster. approximately 1872-1878 Place of Publication:

New York: No. 122 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 222

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper

 2 Dimond, William The Aethiop; or, The Child of the Desert : A romantic play in three acts. By William Dimond. approximately 1854-1857 Place of Publication:

New York: 121 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French

 Series:

French's American Drama, 40

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 2 Rede, William Leman An Affair of Honour : A farce in one act. By William Leman Rede. approximately 1872-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1168

 Item Specific Details:

pink wrapper

 2 [Morton, John Maddison] After a Storm Comes a Calm : Comedietta in one act. 1891 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1999

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 2 After the Party : A comedy in one act. approximately 1899-1902 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1388

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 2 Courtney, John Aged Forty : An original petite comedy in one act. By John Courtney. approximately 1876-1878 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 879

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 2 "Mathews and Co."; [likely Charles Mathews and/or Leicester Buckingham] Aggravating Sam : A comic drama in two acts. By Mathews and Co. approximately 1857-1872 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 2 "Mathews and Co."; [likely Charles Mathews and/or Leicester Buckingham] Aggravating Sam : A comic drama in two acts. By Mathews and Co. approximately 1876-1878 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 249

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 3 O'Keeffe, John The Agreeable Surprise : A comic opera in two acts. By John O'Keeffe. approximately 1847-1861 Place of Publication:

London: 19 Peter's Hill, Doctors' Common, Between St. Paul's and Thames Street

 Publisher:

G.H. Davidson

 Series:

Cumberland's British Theatre, 232

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 3 Byron, Henry J[ames] Aladdin; or, The Wonderful Scamp! : An original burlesque extravaganza in one act. By Henry J. Byron. approximately 1878-1879 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 750

 Item Specific Details:

in yellowish-tan wrapper

 3 Buckstone, John Baldwin An Alarming Sacrifice : A farce in one act. By John Baldwin Buckstone. approximately 1891-1895 Place of Publication:

New York: 28 West 23d Street

 Publisher:

T. H. French, Successor to Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 262

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 3 Talfourd, Francis Alcestis, The Original Strong-Minded Woman : A classical burlesque in one act. Being a most shameless misinterpretation of the Greek drama of Euripides. With an original prologue, upon the occasion of its subsequent revival. By Francis Talfourd. Third edition. approximately 1869-1872 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 302

 Item Specific Details:

blue-green wrapper

 3 Brough, Robert B[arnabas] Alfred the Great; or, The Minstrel King : An historical extravaganza. By Robert B. Brough. approximately 1859-1860 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 644

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 3 Smith, Albert The Alhambra; or, The Three Beautiful Princesses : A new and original burlesque extravaganza. By Albert Smith. approximately 1872-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 45

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 3 Byron, Henry J[ames] Ali Baba; or, The Thirty-Nine Thieves : In accordance with the author's habit of Taking One Off! A burlesque extravaganza in one act. By Henry J. Byron. approximately 1899-1902 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 882

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 3 Stirling, E[dward] Aline: or, The Rose of Killarney : A drama in three acts. By E. Stirling, Esq. approximately 1910-1924 Place of Publication:

New York: 28-30 West 38th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 134

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 3 Law, Arthur All at Sea : Written by Arthur Law. 1904 Place of Publication:

London: 32 Great Portland St., W.

 Publisher:

Joseph Williams, Limited

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 3 Morton, Thomas and J[ohn] M[addison] All That Glitters Is Not Gold : A comic drama in two acts. By Thomas and J. M. Morton. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 40

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 3 Brookes, Geo[rge] All the World's a Stage : A farce in one act, altered and adapted by Geo. Brookes, comedian. approximately 1872-1878 Place of Publication:

New York: No. 122 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 289

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper

 3 Kilpatrick, Judson and J. Owen Moore Allatoona : An historical and military drama in five acts, by Maj.-Gen Judson Kilpatrick and J. Owen Moore, Esq. approximately 1910-1924 Place of Publication:

New York: 28-30 West 38th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 376

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 3 Burnand, F[rancis] C[owley] Alonzo the Brave; or, Faust and the Fair Imogene : A tragical, comical, demonical, and whatever-you-like-to-call-it burlesque, uniting in its construction the romantic pathos of the well-known ballad, "Alonzo and Imogene" with the thrilling horrors of Goethe's "Faust." By F. C. Burnand, Esq. approximately 1883-1885 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 864

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 3 Milner, H[enry] M. Alonzo the Brave and the Fair Imogine; or, The Spectre Bride! : A legendary romantic melo-drama in two acts. By H.M. Milner. The only edition correctly marked from the prompter's book, with the stage business, situations and directions. As it is performed at the London theatres. approximately 1831-1848 Place of Publication:

London: 10 Middle Row, Holborn

 Publisher:

John Duncombe & Co.

 Series:

Duncombe's British Theatre, 10

 Item Specific Details:

cream-colored wrapper. Previous owner: J. Biddles.

 3 Wilks, Thomas Egerton The Ambassador's Lady; or, The Rose and the Ring! : A romantic drama in two acts. By Thomas Egerton Wilks, author of one hundred and fifty-nine successful dramas. approximately 1843-1848 Place of Publication:

London: 10 Middle Row, Holborn

 Publisher:

John Duncombe & Co.

 Series:

Duncombe's British Theatre, 374

 Item Specific Details:

pink wrapper

 3 Wilks, Thomas Egerton The Ambassador's Lady; or, The Rose and the Ring! : A romantic drama in two acts. By Thomas Egerton Wilks, author of one hundred and fifty-nine successful dramas. approximately 1843-1848 Place of Publication:

London: 10 Middle Row, Holborn

 Publisher:

John Duncombe & Co.

 Series:

Duncombe's British Theatre, 374

 Item Specific Details:

pink wrapper

 3 Palmer, T. A. Among the Relics : A comedy-drama in three acts. By T. A. Palmer. approximately 1899-1902 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1615

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 3 Roberts, George An Ample Apology : A farce in one act, by George Roberts. approximately 1873-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 978

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 4 Stirling, Edward The Anchor of Hope; or, The Seaman's Star! : A drama in two acts, by Edward Stirling, Esq. approximately 1876-1878 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1657

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 4 Morton, Thomas The Angel of the Attic : A serio-comic drama in one act, by Thomas Morton, Esq. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 East 14th St., Union Square

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 293

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 4 Morton, Thomas The Angel of the Attic : A serio-comic drama in one act, by Thomas Morton, Esq. approximately 1864-1872 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street, Up Stairs

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 293

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper. Previous owner: Lillie Samuel. Contains extensive production notations.

 4 Coyne, J[oseph] Stirling Angel or Devil : A drama in one act by J. Stirling Coyne. approximately 1872-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 434

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 4 À Beckett, G[ilbert Abbott] Angelo; or, The Actress of Padua : A play in four acts. Altered and translated from the French by G. À Beckett approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 177

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 4 Inchbald, [Elizabeth (Simpson)] Animal Magnetism; or, Mesmerism : A farce in three acts. By Mrs. Inchbald. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 East 14th St., Union Square

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 143

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 4 Inchbald, [Elizabeth (Simpson)] Animal Magnetism; or, Mesmerism : A farce in three acts. By Mrs. Inchbald. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 East 14th St., Union Square

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 143

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 4 Edwardes, Conway Anne Boleyn : An original historical burlesque extravaganza. By Conway Edwardes. approximately 1872-1873 Place of Publication:

London, 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 1443

 Item Specific Details:

pink wrapper

 4 Marston, [John] Westland Anne Blake [cover title is Annie Blake] : A play in five acts. By Westland Marston. approximately 1887-1895 Place of Publication:

New York: 28 West 23d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 266

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 4 Charleson, Arthur J. Anthony's Legacy : An original comedietta. By Arthur J. Charleson. approximately 1901-1902 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 2215

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 4 Palmer, T. A. An Appeal to the Feelings : A farce in one act. By T. A. Palmer. approximately 1878-1879 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1676

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 4 Palmer, T. A. An Appeal to the Feelings : A farce in one act. By T. A. Palmer. approximately 1878-1879 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1676

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 4 Simpson, J[ohn] Palgrave Appearances : An original comedy in two acts by J. Palgrave Simpson, Esq. 1860 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 692

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 4 Albery, James Apple Blossoms : A comedy in three acts. By James Albery. approximately 1871-1879? Place of Publication:

New York: No. 33 Rose Street

 Publisher:

Robert M. De Witt, Publisher

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 4 Blanchard, E[dward] L[itt Laman] The Artful Dodge : A farce in one act, by E.L. Blanchard, Esq. approximately 1887-1895 Place of Publication:

New York: 28 West 23d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 309

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 4 À Beckett, G[ilbert] A[bbott] The Artist's Wife : A petite comedy in two acts, by G. A. À Becket, Esq. As performed at the Theatre Royal, Haymarket. approximately 1878-1879 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1733

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 4 Lille, Hubert As Like As Two Peas : A farce in one act. By Hubert Lille, Esq. approximately 1887-1895 Place of Publication:

New York: 28 West 23d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 329

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 4 Manners, J[ohn] Hartley As Once in May : A comedy in one act. By J. Hartley Manners. 1902 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 2222

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 4 Manners, J[ohn] Hartley As Once in May : A comedy in one act. By J. Hartley Manners. 1902 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 2222

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 5 Shakespeare, William As You Like It : A comedy in five acts, by William Shakespear. approximately 1924-1936 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 66

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 5 Shakespeare, William As You Like It : A comedy in five acts, by William Shakespear. approximately 1857-1863 Place of Publication:

New York: No. 122 Nassau Street, Up Stairs

 Publisher:

Samuel French

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 66

 Item Specific Details:

cream-colored wrapper. Previous owner: J. Biddles

 5 Shakespeare, William As You Like It : A comedy in five acts, by William Shakespear. approximately 1924-1936 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 66

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 5 Shakespeare, William As You Like It : A comedy in five acts, by William Shakespear. approximately 1899-1902 Place of Publication:

New York: 26 West 22d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 66

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 5 Shakespeare, William As You Like It : A comedy in five acts, by William Shakespear. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 East 14th St

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 66

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 5 Shakespeare, William As You Like It : A comedy in five acts, by William Shakespear. approximately 1891-1895 Place of Publication:

New York: 28 West 23d Street

 Publisher:

T. H. French, Successor to Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 66

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 164 Shakespeare, William As You Like It : A comedy by William Shakespeare. approximately 1924-1936 Place of Publication:

London: 26 Southampton Street, Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 375

 Item Specific Details:

front cover of wrapper pasted on front of pamphlet binding

 164 Shakespeare, William As You Like It : A comedy by William Shakespeare. approximately 1924-1934 Place of Publication:

London: 26 Southampton Street, Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 375

 Item Specific Details:

cream wrapper

 164 Allingham, William Ashby Manor : A play in two acts. By William Allingham. approximately 1883? Place of Publication:

London: Paternoster Row

 Publisher:

Longmans & Co.

 Item Specific Details:

grey wrapper, signed by author to Clara Spence. This copy was originally printed/published by David Stott, 370 Oxford Street in London. In most of the places where this printer was listed on this copy, it has been covered with small strips of paper carrying the name of Longmans & Co.

 5 Hazlewood, C[olin] H[enry] Ashore and Afloat : A nautical drama in three acts. By C.H. Hazlewood. approximately 1873-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1583

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 5 [Maddox, John Medex] A.S.S. : A farce in one act. approximately 1878-1879 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 148

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 5 Norwood, Eille Assault and Battery : A comedietta in one act. By Eille Norwood. approximately 1892-1894 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 2039

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 5 À Beckett, Gilbert Abbott The Assignation; or, What Will My Wife Say : A drama in two acts, by Gilbert Abbott À Beckett, Esq. approximately 1880-1881 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1800

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 5 Morton, John Maddison At Sixes and Sevens : An original comedietta in one act. By John Maddison Morton. approximately 1917-1940 Place of Publication:

New York: 18 Vesey St.

 Publisher:

Fitzgerald Publishing Corporation, Successor to Dick & Fitzgerald

 Item Specific Details:

light yellow wrapper

 5 Talfourd, Francis Atalanta, or The Three Golden Apples : An original classical extravaganza in one act. By Francis Talfourd, Esq. approximately 1878-1879 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 448

 Item Specific Details:

light tan wrapper

 5 Morton, J[ohn] Maddison Atchi! : A comedietta in one act. By J. Maddison Morton approximately 1892-1894 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1218

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 5 Simpson, J[ohn] Palgrave An Atrocious Criminal : A farce in one act. By J. Palgrave Simpson. approximately 1867-1872 Place of Publication:

London: [89 Strand]

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Publisher

 Series:

[Lacy's Acting Edition], [1105]

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 5 Hamilton, Cosmo Aubrey Closes the Door : A play in one act. By Cosmo Hamilton. approximately 1904-1906 Place of Publication:

London: 26 Southampton Street, Strand

Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 2272

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 5 Dilley, Joseph J. Auld Acquaintance : A comedy-drama in one act, by Joseph J. Dilley. approximately 1878-1879 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1683

 Item Specific Details:

light tan wrapper

 5 Morton, J[ohn] M[addison] Aunt Charlotte's Maid : A farce in one act, by J. M. Morton, Esq. approximately 1907-1909 Place of Publication:

London: 26 Southampton Street, Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 565

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 5 Seymour, Harry Aunt Dinah's Pledge : A temperance moral drama in two acts. By Harry Seymour. Dramatized by permission of the National Temperance Society. approximately 1891-1895 Place of Publication:

New York: 28 West 23d Street

 Publisher:

T. H. French, Successor to Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 357

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 6 Haines, John Thomas Austerlitz; or, The Soldier's Bride : A melo-drama in three acts, by John Thomas Haines, Esq. (...) (The music by G. W. Glover.) approximately 1838-1847 Place of Publication:

London: 2 Cumberland Terrace, Camden New Town

 Publisher:

John Cumberland

 Series:

Cumberland's Minor Theatre, 126

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper. Previous owner: J. Biddles. Contains production notations.

 6 Harris, A[ugustus Glossop, Sr.] The Avalanche; or, The Trials of the Heart : A romantic drama in three acts. By A. Harris. approximately 1878-1879 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 237

 Item Specific Details:

light yellow wrapper

 6 Clarke, Campbell Awaking : A drama in one act. By Campbell Clarke (...). Altered and adapted from the French of MM. Sandeau and Decourcelle. approximately 1873-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 1456

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 6 Morton, John Maddison Away With Melancholy : A farce in one act. By John Maddison Morton. approximately 1873-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 196

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 6 Taylor, Tom The Babes in the Wood : An original comedy in three acts. By Tom Taylor, Esq. 1878 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 736

 Item Specific Details:

light tan wrapper

 6 Hardwicke, Pelham A Bachelor of Arts : A comic drama in two acts. Written by Pelham Hardwicke. approximately 1891-1895 Place of Publication:

New York: 28 West 23d Street

 Publisher:

T. H. French, Successor to Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 298

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 6 Mathews, Charles The Bachelor's Bedroom; or, Two in the Morning : A comic scene. Written by Charles Mathews, Esq. approximately 1910-1924 Place of Publication:

New York: 28-30 West 38th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 180

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 6 Stirling, Edward Bachelor's Buttons! : A farce in one act. approximately 1887-1890 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 205

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 6 Pemberton, H[arriet] L[ouisa] Childe A Backward Child : A duologue by H.L. Childe Pemberton. approximately 1910-1924 Place of Publication:

London: 26 Southampton Street, Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 2134

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 6 Fuller, Horace W. Bad Advice : A comedy in three acts. Adapted from the French, by Horace W. Fuller. approximately 1900? Place of Publication:

Chicago

 Publisher:

The Dramatic Publishing Company

 Series:

American Acting Edition

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper

 6 Broughton, Fred[eric] W[illiam] The Bailiff : A domestic comedy in one act. By Fred. W. Broughton. approximately 1890-1891 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1987

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 6 Bernard, [William] Bayle The Balance of Comfort : An original petite comedy in one act. By Bayle Bernard. approximately 1863-1864 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 241

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 6 Wilks, Thomas Egerton Bamboozling : A farce in one act. By Thomas Egerton Wilks, author of one hundred and fifty-nine successful dramas. approximately 1887-1895 Place of Publication:

New York: 28 West 23d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 22

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 6 Rogers, William Bandit Host; or, The Lone Hut of the Swamp : A melodrama in two acts. By William Rogers, comedian. approximately 1838-1839 Place of Publication:

London: 4 Brydges Street, Covent Garden

 Publisher:

James Pattie

 Series:

Pattie's Penny Play, or Weekly Acting Drama, 23 & 24

 Item Specific Details:

cream wrapper. Previous owner: J. Biddles. Contains minor production notations.

 6 Reeve, William Barark Johnson; or, The Blind Witness! : A drama in one act. By William Reeve, Esq. approximately 1844-1848 Place of Publication:

London: 10 Middle Row, Holborn

 Publisher:

John Duncombe & Co.

 Series:

Duncombe's Acting Edition of the British Theatre, 392

 Item Specific Details:

pinkish-tan wrapper. Contains minor production notations.

 6 Jerome, Jerome K[lapka] Barbara : Play in one act. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 343

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 7 Brown, Dr. [John] Barbarossa : A tragedy in five acts. By Dr. Brown. 1809 Place of Publication:

New York: At the Dramatic Repository, Shakespear-Gallery

 Publisher:

D. Longworth

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 7 Milner, H[enry] M. Barmecide; or, The Fatal Offspring : A dramatick romance in three acts, as performing with unbounded applause at the Theatre Royal, Drury-Lane. First acted in London, December, 1818. By H. Milner. 1819 Place of Publication:

Baltimore: 94 Market-St., corner of Belvidere Street

 Publisher:

J. Robinson, Circulating Library and Dramatick Repository

 Item Specific Details:

no publisher wrapper. Protective wrapper added by previous owner: Wm. J. Lemoyne, Philadelphia.

 7 Selby, Charles and Melville, Charles Barnaby Rudge : A domestic drama in three acts. By Charles Selby and Charles Melville. approximately 1841-1848 Place of Publication:

London: 10 Middle Row, Holborn

 Publisher:

J. Duncombe & Co.

 Item Specific Details:

no publisher wrapper. Protective wrapper added by previous owner: J. Biddles. Contains minor production notations.

 7 [Lover, Samuel] Barney, The Baron : A farce in one act. approximately 1910-1924 Place of Publication:

New York: 28-30 West 38th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 178

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 7 [Lover, Samuel] Barney, The Baron : A farce in one act. approximately 1864-1872 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street, Up Stairs

 Publisher:

Samuel French Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 178

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper. Previous owners: John Dillon and C. Clifford.

 7 Horne, F[rederick] Lennox The Baronet Abroad and the Rustic Prima Donna : An original musical drama in one act. By F. Lennox Horne. approximately 1873-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 971

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper. Front cover title: "Rustic Prima Donna"

 7 Young, Charles L[awrence] The Baron's Wager : An original comedietta in one act. By Sir Charles L. Young, Bart. approximately 1896-1899 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1808

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 7 Bayly, Thomas Haynes The Barrack Room : A musical burletta in two acts. By Thomas Haynes Bayly. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 East 14th St., Union Square

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 12

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 7 Moncrieff, W[illiam] T[homas] The Bashful Man! : A farce in two acts. By W.T. Moncrieff. approximately 1885-1887 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1896

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 7 Bruton, James Bathing : A farce in one act. By James Bruton, Esq. approximately 1873-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1608

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 7 Bruton, James Bathing : A farce in one act. By James Bruton. approximately 1842-1848 Place of Publication:

London: 10 Middle Row, Holborn

 Publisher:

John Duncombe & Co.

 Series:

Duncombe's Acting Edition of the British Theatre, 351

 Item Specific Details:

cream wrapper. Previous owner: J. Biddles.

 164 Farley, Charles The Battle for Bothwell Brigg : A Scottish romance in two acts. Founded on the story of Old Mortality, in the popular "Tales of My Landlord," by Charles Farley, as performed at the Theatre Royal Covent Garden. 1820 Place of Publication:

London 25 Bow Street, Covent Garden

 Publisher:

John Lowndes

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 164 Almar, George The Battle of Sedgemoor; or, The Days of Kirk and Monmouth : A historical drama in three acts. By George Almar, Esq. approximately 1837-1842 Place of Publication:

London: 2 Cumberland Terrace, Camden New Town

 Publisher:

John Cumberland

 Series:

Cumberland's Minor Theatre, 113

 Item Specific Details:

cream wrapper

 7 Amherst, J.H The Battle of Waterloo : A grand military melo-drama, in three acts. By J.H. Amherst. approximately 1873-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, [1470]

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper. Previous owner: A. Wallace Thaxter.

 7 Buckstone, J[ohn] B[aldwin] The Bear Hunters; or, The Fatal Ravine : A romantic melo-drama in two acts. By J.B. Buckstone. approximately 1828-1831 Place of Publication:

London: 19 Little Queen Street, Holborn

 Publisher:

Duncombe

 Series:

Duncombe's British Theatre

 Item Specific Details:

no publisher wrapper. Protective wrapper added by previous owner: J. Biddles

 7 Buckstone, J[ohn] B[aldwin] The Bear Hunters; or, The Fatal Ravine : A melo-drama in two acts. By J.B. Buckstone, Esq. approximately 1857-1872 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 7 Fawcett, Charles S. Bearding the Lion : A comedietta in one act. By Charles S. Fawcett. approximately 1887-1890 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1971

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 7 Hay, Frederick Beautiful For Ever : A farce in one act. By Frederick Hay. approximately 1907-1910 Place of Publication:

London: 26 Southampton Street, Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1217

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 7 Keating, E[liza] H. Beauty and the Beast : A fairy extravaganza. By Miss E. H. Keating. approximately 1873-1878 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

Fairy Plays for Home Performance, 1

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 8 Planché, J[ames] R[obinson] Beauty and the Beast : A fairy extravaganza in two acts. By J. R. Planché. approximately 1900-1910 Place of Publication:

New York: 24 West 22d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 14

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 8 Oxenford, John Beauty or the Beast : An original farce in one act. By John Oxenford, Esq. approximately 1872-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 897

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 8 Jones, Henry A[rthur] Bed of Roses : A comedy in one act. By Henry A. Jones. approximately 1907-1910 Place of Publication:

London: 26 Southampton Street, Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1780

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 8 Pitt, George Dibdin The Beggar's Petition; or, a Father's Love and a Mother's Care : A drama in three acts. By George Dibdin Pitt. 1895 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1294

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 8 Dixon, Bernard H. and Arthur Wood Behind a Mask : A comedy in three acts. By Bernard H. Dixon and Arthur Wood. approximately 1873-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1450

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 8 Roberts, George Behind the Curtain : A drama in four acts. By George Roberts. approximately 1873-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1343

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 8 Webster, B[enjamin] Behind Time : A farce in one act. By B. Webster, Jun., Esq. approximately 1878-1879 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1016

 Item Specific Details:

cream-colored wrapper

 8 Townsend, Thompson The Bell Ringer of St. Paul's; or, The Huntsman and The Spy : A melo-drama in three acts, by Thompson Townsend, Esq. approximately 1876-1878 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1667

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 8 Cowley, Hannah [(Parkhouse)] The Belle's Stratagem : A comedy in five acts, by Mrs. Hannah Cowley. approximately 1899-1910 Place of Publication:

New York: 24 West 22d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 281

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 8 Cowley, Hannah [(Parkhouse)] The Belle's Stratagem : A comedy in five acts, by Mrs. Hannah Cowley. approximately 1857-1872 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street

Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 8 Lewis, Leopold The Bells : A drama in three acts. (Adapted from "The Polish Jew," a dramatic study, by MM. Erckmann Chatrain.) approximately 1924-1937 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Item Specific Details:

grey wrapper, front cover title is: "The Bells, as acted by Mr. Henry Irving, under the direction of Mr. Henry E. Abbey"

 8 Lewis, Leopold The Bells : A drama in three acts. (Adapted from "The Polish Jew," a dramatic study, by MM. Erckmann Chatrain.) approximately 1924-1933 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Item Specific Details:

grey wrapper, front cover title is: "The Bells, as acted by Mr. Henry Irving, under the direction of Mr. Henry E. Abbey"

 8 Lewis, Leopold The Bells : A drama in three acts. (Adapted from "The Polish Jew," a dramatic study, by MM. Erckmann Chatrain.) approximately 1924-1937 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Item Specific Details:

grey wrapper, front cover title is: "The Bells, as acted by Mr. Henry Irving, under the direction of Mr. Henry E. Abbey"

 8 Lewis, Leopold The Bells : A drama in three acts. Adapted from the "Polish Jew," a dramatic study by M. Erckmann-Chatrain. By Leopold Lewis. approximately 1942-1946 Place of Publication:

Philadelphia: 1617 Latimer St.

 Publisher:

The Penn Play Company (formerly Play Department Penn Publishing Co.)

 Item Specific Details:

light blue wrapper. Text block dated 1918, but has a later date on the front cover

 8 Buckingham, Leicester [Silk] Belphegor : A new and original acrobatic, dramatic, epigrammatic, and decidedly un-aristocratic burlesque, by Leicester Buckingham. approximately 1856-1857 Place of Publication:

London: Wellington Street, Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 8 Webb, Charles Belphegor, the Mountebank; or, Woman's Constancy : A drama in three acts. By Charles Webb, Esq. approximately 1910-1924 Place of Publication:

New York: 28 West 38th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 341

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 8 Webb, Charles Belphegor, the Mountebank; or, Woman's Constancy : A drama in three acts, translated and adapted from the French of MM Dennery and Marc Fournier. By Charles Webb, Esq. approximately 1856-1861 Place of Publication:

London: 19 Peter's Hill, Doctors' Common

Publisher:

The Music-Publishing Company

 Series:

Cumberland's Acting Plays, 379

 Item Specific Details:

cream wrapper. Contains production notations from un-named owner.

 9 Wilks, T[homas] E[gerton] Ben the Boatswain; or, Sailor's Sweethearts : A nautical drama in three acts. By T.E. Wilks, Esq. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

London: 38 East 14th St., Union Square

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 149

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 9 Dance, Charles The Bengal Tiger : A farce in one act. By Charles Dance. approximately 1857-1872 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street, Up Stairs

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 9 Dance, Charles The Bengal Tiger : A farce in one act. By Charles Dance. approximately 1910-1924 Place of Publication:

New York: 28-30 West 38th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 167

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 9 Maturin, Charles Bertram : A tragedy in five acts. By Rev. Charles Maturin. approximately 1857-1872 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street, Up Stairs

 Publisher:

Samuel French

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 53

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 9 Maturin, Charles Bertram : A tragedy in five acts. By Rev. Charles Maturin. approximately 1857-1863 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street, Up Stairs

 Publisher:

Samuel French

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 53

 Item Specific Details:

orangish-yellow wrapper. Previous owner: Ed Acker

 9 Wigan, Horace The Best Way : A petite comedy in one act. By Horace Wigan. 1878 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1121

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 9 Clarke, Margery Stanley The Betrothal of Lady Betty : By Margery Stanley Clarke. 1909 Place of Publication:

London: 26 Southampton Street, Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1644

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 9 Burnand, F[rancis] C[owley] Betsy : A comedy in three acts. By F.C. Burnand. approximately 1900-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 18 Ann Street

 Publisher:

Dick & Fitzgerald, Publishers

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper

 9 Morton, John Maddison Betsy Baker; or, Too Attentive by Half : A farce in one act. By J. M. Morton. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 192

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 9 Morton, J[ohn] M[addison] Betsy Baker; or, Too Attentive by Half : A farce in one act. By J. M. Morton. 1856 Place of Publication:

Boston: 128 Washington, corner Water St.

 Publisher:

William V. Spencer

 Series:

Spencer's Boston Theatre, 50

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper. Previous owner: J. Biddles. Contains minor production notations.

 9 Williams, Thomas J[ohn] The Better Half : A comedietta in one act. By Thomas J. Williams. 1891 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 995

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 9 Bell, Florence Eveleen Eleanore Olliffe Between the Posts : Comedietta in one act. By Mrs. Hugh Bell. approximately 1891-1892 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Stand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 2041

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 9 Wood, Arthur A Bilious Attack : A farce in one act. By Arthur Wood. approximately 1878-1879 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1438

 Item Specific Details:

cream wrapper

 9 Oxenford, John Billing and Cooing : A comedy in two acts. By John Oxenford. approximately 1878-1879 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 970

 Item Specific Details:

cream wrapper

 9 Rae, Charles Marsham Billy Doo : An original farce in one act. By Charles Marsham Rae. approximately 1910-1913 Place of Publication:

London: 26 Southampton Street, Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1510

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 9 Coyne, J[oseph] Stirling Binks the Bagman : A farce in one act. By J. Stirling Coyne, Esq. 1872 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 94

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 9 Thompson, Alfred The Bird of Paradise : A farce. Adapted from the French, by Alfred Thompson. 1869 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 1255

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 9 Phillips, Frederick A Bird in the Hand Worth Two in the Bush : An original play in three acts. By Frederick Phillips, comedian. approximately 1890-1891 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 429

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 9 Rae, Charles Marsham Birds in Their Little Nests Agree : A fanciful conceit in one act. By Charles Marsham Rae. 1899 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1624

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 9 Hollingshead, John The Birthplace of Podgers : An original domestic sketch in one act. By John Hollingshead. 1872 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 518

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 10 Coleby, Wilfred T. [pseud. of Thomas Pellatt] A Bit o' Stuff : Sketch. By Wilfred T. Coleby. approximately 1912-1913 Place of Publication:

London: 26 Southampton Street, Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 2424

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 10 Hazlewood, C[olin] H[enry] The Bitter Reckoning : A drama in three acts. By C. H. Hazelwood. approximately 1883-1885 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1601

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 10 Archer, Thomas The Black Doctor : A drama in four tableaux. By Thomas Archer, comedian. 1847 Place of Publication:

London: Holywell Street

 Publisher:

G. Vickers

 Series:

The Penny London Stage, 50 & 51

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper

 10 Bridgeman, [John] V[ipon] The Black Doctor : A drama in five acts. Translated from "Le Docteur Noir" of Messrs. Anicet-Bourgeois & Dumanoir, by I.V. Bridgeman. approximately 1887-1890 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 331

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 10 Wilks, T[homas] E[gerton] The Black Domino! or, The Masqued Ball! : A romantic drama in three acts. By T. E. Wilks, Esq. approximately 1838-1852 Place of Publication:

London: 10 Middle Row, Holborn

 Publisher:

J. Duncombe & Co.

 Series:

Duncombe's British Theatre, 223

 Item Specific Details:

no publisher wrapper. Protective wrapper added by previous owner: Wm. J. LeMoyne.

 10 [Burnand, Francis Cowley] Black Eyed Susan (Burlesque) approximately 1872? Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 1150

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper. This is only the wrapper, the text block is missing.

 167 Jerrold, Douglas [William] Black-Ey'd Susan; or, "All in the Downs" : A nautical and domestic drama in two acts. By Douglas Jerrold. approximately 1995 Item Specific Details:

Photocopy of the play from the Montrose Moses anthology of "Representative British Dramas: Victorian and Modern." Photocopy made in about 1995.

 10 Jerrold, Douglas [William] Black-Eyed Susan; or, All in the Downs : A nautical and domestic drama in two acts. By Douglas Jerrold, Esq. approximately 1997 Series:

[French's Standard Drama], 233

 Item Specific Details:

Photocopy of the French's Standard Drama edition of the play. Photocopy made in 1997, based on mendery request included in copy.

 10 Rogers, W[illiam] Black Hugh, The Outlaw : A domestic drama in two acts. By W. Rogers, comedian. approximately 1834-1852 Place of Publication:

London: 10 Middle Row, Holborn

 Publisher:

John Duncombe & Co.

 Series:

Duncombe's British Theatre, 160

 Item Specific Details:

brown wrapper, with protective wrapper added by previous owner: "J. B."

 10 Rogers, W[illiam] Black Hugh, The Outlaw : A domestic drama in two acts. By W. Rogers, comedian. approximately 1834-1852 Place of Publication:

London: 10 Middle Row, Holborn

 Publisher:

John Duncombe & Co.

 Series:

Duncombe's British Theatre, 160

 Item Specific Details:

brown wrapper

 10 Rogers, W[illiam] Black Hugh, The Outlaw : A domestic drama in two acts. By W. Rogers, comedian. approximately 1834-1852 Place of Publication:

London: 10 Middle Row, Holborn

 Publisher:

John Duncombe & Co.

 Series:

Duncombe's British Theatre, 160

 Item Specific Details:

brown wrapper. Protective wrapper added by a previous owner

10 Collier, William The Blacksmith; or, A Day at Gretna Green! : A musical farce in one act. by William Collier. approximately 1834-1848 Place of Publication:

London: Middle Row, Holborn

 Publisher:

J. Duncombe & Co.

 Series:

[Duncombe's British Theatre], [107]

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 10 Collier, William The Blacksmith; or, A Day at Gretna Green! : A musical farce in one act. by William Collier. 1834 Place of Publication:

London: 9 Middle Row, Holborn

 Publisher:

John Duncombe & Co.

 Series:

Duncombe's British Theatre, 107

 Item Specific Details:

brown wrapper

 10 Hoskins, Francis Radcliffe The Blossom of Churnington Green; or, Love, Rivalry and Revenge : A new and entirely original petit burlesque drama in one act. By Francis Radcliffe Hoskins. 1872 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 1242

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 10 Byron, Henry J[ames] Blow for Blow : An original drama in a prologue and three acts. By Henry J. Byron. approximately 1904-1906 Place of Publication:

London: 26 Southampton Street, Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1501

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 10 Byron, Henry J[ames] Blow for Blow : A drama in a prologue and three acts. By Henry J. Byron. approximately 1868-1877 Place of Publication:

New York: No. 33 Rose Street

 Publisher:

Robert M. De Witt, Publisher

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 11 Townsend, Thompson The Blow in the Dark : A comedietta in one act. By Thompson Townsend. 1873 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1586

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 11 Planché, J[ames] R[obinson], and Charles Dance Blue Beard : A grand musical, comi-tragical, melo-dramatic, burlesque burletta in one act. By Messrs J.R. Planché and Charles Dance. approximately 1857-1872 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 11 Bellingham, Henry Bluebeard Re-Paired. A Worn-Out Subject Done-Up Anew : An operatic extravaganza in one act. Adapted from the French of Messrs Henri Meilhac & Ludovic Halévy, by Henry Bellingham (...). The music by J. Offenbach, arranged by J.H. Tully. 1866 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 1045

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 11 Colman, George, the Younger Blue Devils : A comedietta in one act. By George Colman, the Younger. approximately 1891-1895 Place of Publication:

New York: 28 West 23d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 72

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 11 Colman, George, the Younger Blue Devils : A comedietta in one act. By George Colman, the Younger. approximately 1891-1895 Place of Publication:

New York: 28 West 23d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 72

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 11 Stirling, Edward The Blue Jackets; or, Her Majesty's Service : A farce in one act. By Edward Stirling, Esq. approximately 1876-1878 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 705

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 11 Edwardes, Conway Board and Residence : A farce in one act. By Conway Edwardes, Esq. 1872 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 1329

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 11 Beazley, Sam[uel], Jr The Boarding House; or, Five Hours at Brighton : A musical farce in two acts. By Sam. Beazley, Jun. approximately 1887-1890 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1801

 Item Specific Details:

brownish-orange wrapper

 11 Beazley, Sam[uel], Jr The Boarding House; or, Five Hours at Brighton : A musical farce in two acts. By Sam. Beazley, Jun. approximately 1830-1842 Place of Publication:

London: 2 Cumberland Terrace, Camden New Town

 Publisher:

John Cumberland

 Series:

Cumberland's Minor Theatre, 137

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper. Protective wrapper added by previous owner.

 11 Hodgson, G[eorge] S Bobby A1; or, A Warm Reception : A farce in one act. By G. S. Hodgson. 1872 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 1488

 Item Specific Details:

brownish-orange wrapper

 11 Barnett, C[harles] Z[achary] The Bohemians of Paris! or, The Mysteries of Crime! : A drama in three acts. By C.Z. Barnett, Esq. 1843 Place of Publication:

London: 10 Middle Row, Holborn

 Publisher:

John Duncombe & Co.

 Series:

Duncombe's British Theatre, 381

 Item Specific Details:

pink wrapper. Previous owner: J. Biddles. Contains minor production notations.

 11 [Barnett, Charles Zachary] The Bohemians of Paris : A romantic drama in three acts. Adapted from the French. approximately 1890-1892 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 2010

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 11 Cowley, [Hannah (Parkhouse)] A Bold Stroke for a Husband : A comedy in five acts. By Mrs. Cowley. approximately 1847-1861 Place of Publication:

London: 19 Peter's Hill, Doctors' Common

 Publisher:

G.H. Davidson

 Series:

Cumberland's British Theatre, 276

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 11 Centlivre, [Susanna (Freeman Carroll)] A Bold Stroke for a Wife : A comedy in five acts. By Mrs. Centlivre. approximately 1847-1861 Place of Publication:

London: 19 Peter's Hill, Doctors' Common

 Publisher:

G.H. Davidson

 Series:

Cumberland's British Theatre, 85

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 11 Centlivre, [Susanna (Freeman Carroll)] A Bold Stroke for a Wife : A comedy in five acts. By Mrs. Centlivre. approximately 1847-1861 Place of Publication:

London: 19 Peter's Hill, Doctors' Common

 Publisher:

G.H. Davidson

 Series:

Cumberland's British Theatre, 85

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 11 Rhodes, Thomas Barnes Bombastes Furioso : A burlesque tragic opera in one act. By Thomas Barnes Rhodes. approximately 1899-1902 Place of Publication:

New York: 26 West 22d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 35

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 12 Brough, William Bona Fide Travellers : (A point of law, arising out of the new beer bill.) A farce. By William Brough. approximately 1878-1879 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 239

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 12 Selby, Charles The Bonnie Fish Wife : An original musical interlude in one act. By Charles Selby, comedian. approximately 1858-1872 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 12 Selby, Charles The Bonnie Fish Wife : An original musical interlude in one act. By Charles Selby, comedian. 1859 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 551

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper. Previous owner: J. Biddles.

 12 Selby, Charles Boots at the Swan : A farce in one act. By Charles Selby. approximately 1887-1895 Place of Publication:

New York: 28 West 23d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 2

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 12 Selby, Charles The Boots at the Swan : An original burletta in one act. By Charles Selby, comedian. approximately 1842-1848 Place of Publication:

London: 10 Middle Row, Holborn

 Publisher:

John Duncombe & Co.

 Series:

Duncombe's British Theatre, 357

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper. Previous owner: J. Biddles. Contains minor production notations.

 12 Sorrell, W[illiam] J. A Border Marriage : A comic drama in one act. By W. J. Sorrell. approximately 1863-1865 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 972

 Item Specific Details:

tannish-orange wrapper

 12 Millingen, J[ohn] G[ideon] Borrowed Feathers : A farce in one act. By J.G. Millingen, M.D. approximately 1836-1848 Place of Publication:

London: 10 Middle Row, Holborn

 Publisher:

John Duncombe & Co.

 Series:

Duncombe's British Theatre, 159

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper. Previous owner: J. Biddles. Contains minor production notations.

 12 Stirling, Edward The Bould Soger Boy : A farce in one act. By Edward Stirling, Esq. approximately 1876-1878 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1653

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 12 Byron, Henry J[ames] Bow Bells : An original comic drama in three acts, by Henry J. Byron. approximately 1880-1881 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1754

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 12 Morton, John Maddison Box and Cox : A romance of real life in one act. By John Maddison Morton, Esq. approximately 1924-1943 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 21

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 12 Morton, John Maddison Box and Cox : A romance of real life in one act. By John Maddison Morton, Esq. approximately 1924-1943 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 21

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 12 Morton, John Maddison Box and Cox : A romance of real life in one act. By John Maddison Morton, Esq. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 21

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 12 Morton, John Maddison Box and Cox : A romance of real life in one act. By John Maddison Morton, Esq. approximately 1910-1924 Place of Publication:

New York: 28-30 West 38th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 21

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 12 Coyne, J[oseph] Stirling Box and Cox Married and Settled : An original farce in one act. By J. Stirling Coyne. approximately 1900-1910 Place of Publication:

New York: 24 West 22d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 49

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 12 Woodruffe, Adelaide Braving the Storm : A farce in one act. By Adelaide Woodruffe. approximately 1873-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper. Although this is in a wrapper for French's Acting Edition, it is not part of the numbered series. The wrapper has been used to cover a remainder from "Hastings's Acting Plays," bought out by French.

very rare

 12 Buckstone, J[ohn] B[aldwin] The Breach of Promise; or, Second Thoughts Are Best : A comedy in two acts. By. J.B. Buckstone. approximately 1910-1923 Place of Publication:

New York: 28-30 West 38th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 273

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 12 Thomas, Charles Breaking the Ice : An original comedietta in one act. By Charles Thomas. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 403

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 12 Philpotts, Eden A Breezy Morning : By Eden Philpotts. approximately 1899-1901 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd.

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 2056

 Item Specific Details:

brownish-tan wrapper

 13 Reynoldson, T[homas] H. The Brewer of Preston; or, Malt and Hops : A comic drama in one act. By T. H. Reynoldson. approximately 1878-1879 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1686

 Item Specific Details:

yellowish-tan wrapper

 13 Knowles, James Sheridan Brian Boroihme; or, The Maid of Erin : A historical Hibernian melo-drama in three acts. By James Sheridan Knowles, Esq. approximately 1900-1910 Place of Publication:

New York: 24 West 22d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 118

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 13 Knowles, James Sheridan The Bridal : A tragedy in five acts. Adapted for representation (with three original scenes), written by James Sheridan Knowles, Esq. From the Maid's Tragedy of Beaumont and Fletcher. As performed by Mr. Macready. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 East 14th St., Union Square

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 45

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 13 Hazlewood, C[olin] H[enry] The Bridal Wreath : A romantic drama in two acts. By C.H. Hazlewood. approximately 1873-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1591

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 13 Dimond, William The Bride of Abydos : A romantic drama in three acts. From Lord Byron's celebrated poem. By William Dimond. 1866 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 1042

 Item Specific Details:

light tan wrapper

 13 Calcraft, John William The Bride of Lammermoor : A drama in five acts. By John William Calcraft. approximately 1872-1878 Place of Publication:

New York: No. 122 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 179

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper

 13 Jerrold, Douglas [William] The Bride of Ludgate : A comic drama in two acts, by Douglas Jerrold. approximately 1830-1847 Place of Publication:

London: 2 Cumberland Terrace, Camden New Town

 Publisher:

John Cumberland

 Series:

Cumberland's British Theatre, 219

 Item Specific Details:

brown wrapper

 13 Planché, J[ames] R[obinson] The Brigand : A romantic drama in two acts. By J.R. Planché. approximately 1830-1847 Place of Publication:

London: 2 Cumberland Terrace, Camden New Town

 Publisher:

John Cumberland

 Series:

Cumberland's British Theatre, 170

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 13 Planché, J[ames] R[obinson] The Brigand : A romantic drama in two acts. By J.R. Planché. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 East 14th St, Union Square

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 188

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 13 Mildenhall, T[homas] Brigands in the Bud! : A farce in two acts. By T. Mildenhall, Esq. approximately 1849-1857 Place of Publication:

London: Wellington Street, Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

The New British Theatre (Late Duncombe's), 501

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper. The wrapper for this has the play title, author and series number hand-written onto the front cover, rather than printed. The title page carries the name of Duncombe and Moon. So, this is likely Lacy adding his own wrappers to left-over copies of Duncombe's British Theatre.

 13 [Suter, William E.] The Brigands of Calabria : A romantic drama in one act. approximately 1878-1879 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 968

 Item Specific Details:

light tan wrapper

 13 Oxenford, John Bristol Diamonds : A farce in one act, by John Oxenford, Esq. approximately 1878-1879 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 829

 Item Specific Details:

light tan wrapper

 13 Meritt, Paul and Henry Pettitt British Born : A new and original drama of national and domestic interest, in a prologue and three acts, by Paul Meritt & Henry Pettitt. approximately 1910-1913 Place of Publication:

London: 26 Southampton Street, Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1632

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 13 Bayly, Thomas Haynes The British Legion : A burletta in one act. As performed at the Theatre Royal, St. James's, by Thomas Haynes Bayly, Esq. approximately 1838-1852 Place of Publication:

London: 186 Strand

 Publisher:

Chapman and Hall

 Series:

Webster's Acting National Drama, 47

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper. Previous owner: J. Biddles. Contains minor production notations.

 13 Medd, Mabel S. Broken Idylls : A comedietta in one act. By Mabel S. Medd, Whitchurch Vicarage, Aylesbury. approximately 1910-1924 Place of Publication:

London: 26 Southampton Street, Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 2144

 Item Specific Details:

brownish-orange wrapper

 13 Simpson, J[ohn] Palgrave Broken Ties : Domestic drama in two acts. By J. Palgrave Simpson. approximately 1899-1902 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publlishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1439

 Item Specific Details:

brownish-orange wrapper

 13 Daly, John Broken Toys : A drama in two acts. By John Daly. approximately 1872-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 203

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 13 Dimond, William Brother and Sister : A comic operatic drama in one act, by William Dimond. approximately 1887-1890 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 684

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 13 Morton, John Maddison Brother Ben : A farce in one act, by John Maddison Morton. approximately 1878-1879 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 497

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 14 Suter, William E. Brother Bill and Me : An original farce in one act. By William E. Suter, Esq. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

[French's Acting Edition], [780]

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 14 Reece, R[obert] Brown and the Brahmins; or, Captain Pop and the Princess Pretty-Eyes! : An oriental burlesque, founded on the drama of "The Illustrious Stranger," and written by R. Reece. 1869 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 1227

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper. The title on the front cover is "Brown Amongst the Brahmins."

 14 Payne, John Howard Brutus; or, The Fall of Tarquin : An historical tragedy in five acts. By John Howard Payne. 1825 Place of Publication:

London: Catherine-Street, Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Dolby

 Item Specific Details:

no publisher wrapper. Previous owner: J. Biddles.

 14 Coyne, J[oseph] Stirling Buckstone at Home; or, The Manager and His Friends : An original domestic and dramatis apropos sketch. By J. Stirling Coyne. 1863 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 857

 Item Specific Details:

green wrapper

 14 Lawrence, Slingsby [pseud. of George Henry Lewes] Buckstone's Adventure With a Polish Princess : An original farce in one act. By Slingsby Lawrence. approximately 1880-1881 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 322

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 14 Amherst, J.H The Burmese War : A grand naval and military melo-drama in three acts. By J.H. Amherst. approximately 1857-1859 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Item Specific Details:

tannish-orange wrapper. This play was part of Duncombe's New Acting Dramas, but this particular copy is in a Lacy's Acting Edition wrapper, but without a series number on it.

 14 Centlivre, [Susanna (Freeman Carroll)] The Busy Body : A comedy. By Mrs. Centlivre. 1817 Place of Publication:

New York: At the Dramatic Repository, Shakspeare-Gallery

 Publisher:

David Longworth

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 14 Mayhew, Henry and Henry Baylis But However-- : A farce in one act, by Henry Mayhew and Henry Baylis, as performed at the Theatre Royal, Haymarket. approximately 1878-1879 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper. This is in a French's Acting Edition wrapper, but with no series number on it. It is likely a non-serial play from a set purchased by Lacy or French from another publisher.

 14 Stirling, Edward By Royal Command : A comedy drama in three acts. By Edward Stirling, Esq. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 425

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 14 Angus, J. Keith By This Token : An original comedietta, written by J. Keith Angus. approximately 1884-1885 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1826

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 14 Stirling, Edward The Cabin Boy : A drama in two acts. By Edward Stirling. approximately 1873-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1559

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 14 Planché, J[ames] R[obinson] A Cabinet Question : A comic drama in one act. By J. R. Planché, Esq. 1872 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 299

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 14 [Moncrieff, William Thomas] Caesar, the Watch Dog of the Castle : A romantic drama in two acts. Adapted from the French. approximately 1866-1869 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 1172

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 14 Goodrich, Arthur The Calthorpe Case : A new and original drama in four acts. By Arthur Goodrich. approximately 1887-1888 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1976

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 14 Brookes, Sheridan Calypso, Queen of Ogygia : An original burlesque in one act. By Sheridan Brookes. approximately 1865-1866 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 998

 Item Specific Details:

blue wrapper

 14 Byron, Henry J[ames] Camaralzaman and the Fair Badoura; or, The Bad Djinn and the Good Spirit : An extravaganza by Henry J. Byron. approximately 1899-1902 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1404

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 14 Phillips, Watts Camilla's Husband : An original drama in three acts. By Watts Phillips, Esq. approximately 1900-1910 Place of Publication:

New York: 24 West 22d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 327

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 15 Phillips, Watts Camilla's Husband : An original drama in three acts. By Watts Phillips, Esq. approximately 1900-1910 Place of Publication:

New York: 24 West 22d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 327

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 15 Lemon, Mark The Camp at Chobham : A farce in one act, by Mark Lemon. approximately 1878-1879 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper. This copy is not part of French's Acting Edition, but it is put in a wrapper with that on the front, but with no series number. It appears to have been part of Webster's Acting National Drama.

 15 [Robertson, Thomas William] The Cantab : A farce in one act. approximately 1872-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 743

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 15 Scott, Clement The Cape Mail : A drama in one act. By Clement Scott. approximately 1885-1887 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1784

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 15 Scott, Clement The Cape Mail : A drama in one act. By Clement Scott. approximately 1885-1887 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1784

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper. This is bound into the same pamphlet binding with the third copy of "Cape Mail" and a copy of "Barbara."

 15 Scott, Clement The Cape Mail : A drama in one act. By Clement Scott. approximately 1892-1894 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1784

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper. This is bound into the same pamphlet binding as one of the other copies of "Cape Mail" and a copy of "Barbara."

 15 Jerome, Jerome K[lapka] Barbara : Play in one act. By Jerome K. Jerome. approximately 1899-1902 Place of Publication:

New York: 26 West 22d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 343

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper. This is bound into the same pamphlet binding as two copies of "The Cape Mail"

 15 Morton, John Maddison A Capital Match! : A farce in one act. By John Maddison Morton. approximately 1881-1883 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 116

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 15 Stirling, Edward Captain Charlotte : A farce in two acts. By Edward Stirling. approximately 1860-1863 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, [573]

 Item Specific Details:

pinkish-tan wrapper. The front cover of this copy is mistakenly listed as number 572 in Lacy's Acting Edition.

 15 Planché, J[ames] R[obinson] The Captain of the Watch : A farce in one act. By J.R. Planché. approximately 1887-1895 Place of Publication:

New York: 28 West 23d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 16

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 15 Planché, J[ames] R[obinson] The Captain of the Watch : A farce in one act. By J.R. Planché. approximately 1857-1872 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 16

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 15 Planché, J[ames] R[obinson] The Captain of the Watch : A farce in one act. By J.R. Planché. approximately 1841-1855 Place of Publication:

London Bow Street, Covent Garden

 Publisher:

S. G. Fairbrother

 Item Specific Details:

no publisher wrapper. Protective wrapper added by previous owner: J. Biddles. Contains minor production notations.

 15 Berrie, E. Captain Smith : A farce in one act. By E. Berrie. approximately 1907-1909 Place of Publication:

London: 26 Southampton Street, Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1330

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 15 Selby, Charles Captain Stevens : A comic drama in one act. By Charles Selby, comedian. approximately 1833-1848 Place of Publication:

London: 10 Middle Row, Holborn

 Publisher:

John Duncombe & Co.

 Series:

Duncombe's British Theatre, 83

 Item Specific Details:

brown wrapper. Previous owner: J. Biddles.

 15 Chambers, C. Haddon Captain Swift : A comedy drama in four acts. By C. Haddon Chambers. 1902 Place of Publication:

New York: 28-30 West 38th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's International Copyrighted Edition of the Works of the Best Authors, 55

 Item Specific Details:

light blue wrapper

15 Wilks, T[homas] E[gerton] The Captain's Not A-Miss : A farce in one act. By T.E. Wilks, Esq. approximately 1864-1872 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street, Up Stairs

 Publisher:

Samuel French

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 159

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper

 15 Cibber, Colley The Careless Husband : A comedy in five acts; by Colley Cibber, Esq. As performed at the Theatre Royal, Covent Garden. Printed under the authority of the managers from the prompt book. With remarks by Mrs. Inchbald. approximately 1808-1809 Place of Publication:

London: Paternoster Row

 Publisher:

Longmans, Hurst, Rees, and Orme

 Series:

New British Theatre, 43

 Item Specific Details:

light blue wrapper

Very rare wrapper

 15 Williams, Montagu and F[rancis] C[owley] Burnand Carte de Visite : An original farce, or a piece of light photographical writing in one act. Not from the French, by Montague Williams & F.C. Burnand. approximately 1878-1879 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 845

 Item Specific Details:

light tan wrapper

 15 Casco Bay; or, The Mutineers of 1727 : A drama. Written and adapted to West's theatre, scenery, and characters, with songs, duets, &c. Adapted to populal [sic] airs. In two acts. approximately 1873-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Item Specific Details:

brown wrapper. This play is in a French's Acting Edition wrapper, but it is not part of the series. The front cover doesn't have the series number filled in, and the title of the play is added to the front cover in pencil. The title page lists this as par

 15 Colomb, Col. [George Hatton] The Cast King of Granada : Historical Extravaganza. By Col. Colomb, F.S.A. approximately 1873-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1544

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 16 Robertson, T[homas] W[illiam] Caste : An original comedy in three acts, by T. W. Robertson. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 380

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 16 Robertson, T[homas] W[illiam] Caste : An original comedy in three acts, by T. W. Robertson. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 380

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 16 Robertson, T[homas] W[illiam] Caste : An original comedy in three acts, by T. W. Robertson. approximately 1891-1895 Place of Publication:

New York: 28 West 23rd Street

 Publisher:

T. H. French, Successor to Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

[French's Standard Drama], [380]

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper. Previous owner: Sarah Truax

 16 Robertson, T[homas] W[illiam] Caste : An original comedy in three acts, by T. W. Robertson, Esq. approximately 1870-1877 Place of Publication:

New York: No. 33 Rose Street

 Publisher:

Robt. M. De Witt, Publisher

 Series:

De Witt's Acting Plays, 1

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper

 16 Robertson, T[homas] W[illiam] Caste : An original comedy in three acts, by T. W. Robertson. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 380

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 164 Robertson, T[homas] W[illiam] Caste : An original comedy in three acts, by T.W. Robertson. 1876 Place of Publication:

New York: P.O. Box 2352, 8 Spruce St.

 Publisher:

Henry T. Cornett, Publisher

 Series:

The New York Drama, 9

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper. This is a publication of three plays in the same volume: "Caste"; "Slasher and Crasher"; and "A Lame Excuse."

 16 Morton, John Maddison Slasher and Crasher : A farce in one act, by John Maddison Morton, Esq. 1876 Place of Publication:

New York: P.O. Box 2352, 8 Spruce St.

 Publisher:

Henry T. Cornett, Publisher

 Series:

The New York Drama, 9

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper. This is a publication of three plays in the same volume: "Caste"; "Slasher and Crasher"; and "A Lame Excuse."

 16 Hay, Frederick A Lame Excuse : A farce in one act, by Frederick Hay. 1876 Place of Publication:

New York: P.O. Box 2352, 8 Spruce St.

 Publisher:

Henry T. Cornett, Publisher

 Series:

The New York Drama, 9

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper. This is a publication of three plays in the same volume: "Caste"; "Slasher and Crasher"; and "A Lame Excuse."

 16 Montague, Leopold A Castle in Spain : A dramatic sketch for two ladies. By Leopold Montague. approximately 1910-1924 Place of Publication:

London: 26 Southampton Street, Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 2203

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 16 O'Keeffe, John The Castle of Andalusia : A comic opera in three acts, by John O'Keefe. approximately 1833-1847 Place of Publication:

London: 2 Cumberland Terrace, Camden New Town

 Publisher:

John Cumberland

 Series:

Cumberland's British Theatre, 238

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 16 Lewis, Matthew Gregory The Castle Spectre : A dramatic romance in five acts. By Matthew Gregory Lewis. approximately 1887-1895 Place of Publication:

New York: 28 West 23d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 212

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 16 Moncrieff, W[illiam] T[homas] The Cataract of the Ganges; or, The Rajah's Daughter : A grand romantic drama in two acts. By W.T. Moncrieff, Esq. approximately 1887-1895 Place of Publication:

New York: 28 West 23d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 180

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 16 Coyne, J[oseph] Stirling Catching a Mermaid : An amphibious piece of extravagance in one act. By J. Stirling Coyne, Esq. approximately 1869-1872 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 353

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 16 Selby, Charles Catching an Heiress : A farce in one act, by Charles Selby, comedian. approximately 1869-1872 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 582

 Item Specific Details:

blue wrapper

 16 Selby, Charles Catching an Heiress : An original petite comedy in one act. By Charles Selby, comedian. 1835 Place of Publication:

London: 10 Middle Row, Holborn

 Publisher:

John Duncombe & Co.

 Series:

Duncombe's British Theatre, 138

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper.

16 Jerrold, Douglas [William] The Catspaw : A comedy in five acts. By Douglas Jerrold. approximately 1854-1857 Place of Publication:

New York: 121 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 84

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 16 Selby, Charles Caught by the Ears : A farcical extravaganza in one act, by Charles Selby, comedian approximately 1887-1890 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 604

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 16 Hay, Frederick Caught by the Cuff : An original farce in one act. By Frederic Hay, Esq. approximately 1880-1881 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1001

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 16 Bolton, Charles Caught in a Line; or, The Unrivalled Blondin : A piece of circonstance [sic] in one scene. By Charles Bolton. 1862 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 807

 Item Specific Details:

pink wrapper

 164 D'Ennery and Cormon Celebrated Case 1896-1898 Place of Publication:

Philadelphia: The Penn Publishing Company

 Item Specific Details:

Photocopy of original

 16 D'Ennery and Cormon Celebrated Case 1896-1898 Place of Publication:

Philadelphia: The Penn Publishing Company

 Item Specific Details:

17 Brough, William and Andrew Halliday The Census : A farce in one act. By William Brough and Andrew Halliday. 1861 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 748

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 17 Taylor, Thomas Proclus The Chain of Guilt; or, The Inn on the Heath : A romantic drama in two acts. By Thomas Proclus Taylor. approximately 1876-1878 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1639

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 17 Norwood, Eille Chalk and Cheese : A comedietta in one act. By Eille Norwood. approximately 1910-1924 Place of Publication:

London: 26 Southampton Street, Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1934

 Item Specific Details:

dark green wrapper

 17 Weatherly, Frederick Edward and Alfred W. Moore Weatherly Champagne : A petite comedie. (Adapted from the French.) By Frederick Edward Weatherly, B.A. and Alfred W. Moore Weatherly. 1872 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 1466

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 17 Vernon, Frank The Chance : By Frank Vernon. approximately 1913-1924 Place of Publication:

London: 26 Southampton Street, Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 2436

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper. This copy looks like it could be some sort of a publisher's mock-up or a copy of the play for copy-editing.

 17 Martin, William Chang-Ching-Fou! Cream of Tartar; or, The Prince, The Princess, and the Mandarin : An original Chinese burlesque extravaganza. By William Martin, Esq. approximately 1901-1904 Place of Publication:

London: 26 Southampton Street, Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1014

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 17 Bird, Horton Change for Love; or The Beast Beautified : A fairy play in four acts. By Horton Bird, Esq., B.A. 1872 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Item Specific Details:

brown wrapper. This play does not appear to be part of Lacy's Acting Edition, even though it is in a wrapper for that series. The title is stamped on the front and there is no series number in the upper left hand corner.

 17 Paul, [George Henry] Howard A Change of System : A petite comedy in one act, by Howard Paul, Esq. approximately 1885-1887 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 669

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 17 Morton, John Maddison and T. J. Williams Change Partners : An original comedietta in one act. By John Maddison Morton and T. J. Williams. approximately 1910-1924 Place of Publication:

London: 26 Southampton Street, Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1850

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 17 Keating, [Eliza H.] Charade Dramas for the Drawing Room : By Miss Keating. Part the Second. approximately 1873-1878 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Home Plays

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 17 Keating, E[liza] H. Dramas for the Drawing Room; or, Charades for Christmas : By E. H. Keating. approximately 1873-1878 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Home Plays

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper, the front cover carries a slightly different title: Charade Dramas for the Drawing Room, by Miss E. H. Keating. Part the First.

 17 Almar, George The Charcoal-Burner; or, The Dropping Well of Knaresborough : A drama in two acts. By George Almar, Esq. approximately 1887-1895 Place of Publication:

New York: 28 West 23d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 322

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 17 Almar, George The Charcoal-Burner; or, The Dropping Well of Knaresborough : A drama in two acts. By George Almar, Esq. approximately 1891-1895 Place of Publication:

New York: 28 West 23d Street

 Publisher:

T. H. French, Successor to Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

[French's Standard Drama], [322]

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 17 Gilbert, W[illiam] S[chwenck] Charity : An entirely original play in four acts. By W.S. Gilbert. approximately 1900-1904 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1844

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 17 Planché, J[ames] R[obinson] Charles the XII : An historical drama in two acts. By J.R. Planché. approximately 1910-1924 Place of Publication:

New York: 28-30 West 38th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 44

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 17 Planché, J[ames] R[obinson] Charles the XII : An historical drama in two acts. By J.R. Planché, Esq. approximately 1830-1842 Place of Publication:

London: 2 Cumberland Terrace, Camden New Town

 Publisher:

John Cumberland

 Series:

Cumberland's British Theatre, 174

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper. Previous owner: J. Biddles. Contains minor production notations.

 18 Williams, Thomas J[ohn] A Charming Pair : A farce in one act. By Thomas J. Williams, Esq. approximately 1887-1890 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 868

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 18 Wigan, Horace The Charming Woman : A comedy in three acts. By Horace Wigan. 1872 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 896

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 18 Young, Charles L[awrence] Charms : A drama in four acts. By Sir Charles L. Young, Bart. approximately 1904-1906 Place of Publication:

London: 26 Southampton Street, Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1556

 Item Specific Details:

orangish-tan wrapper

 18 Cassilis, Ina Leon Cheerful and Musical : Duologue. By Ina Leon Cassilis. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 371

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 18 Green, Frank W. Cherry and Fairstar; or, The Pretty Green Bird and the Fairies of the Dancing Waters : A new burlesque extravaganza (with apologies to the Ghost of the Countess D'Aulnoy). Written by Frank W. Green. approximately 1872-1878 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1503

 Item Specific Details:

wrapper almost entirely missing

 18 Cherry and Fair Star; or, The Children of Cyprus : A grand Asiatic melodramatic romance in two acts. 1872 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 123

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 18 Cherry and Fair Star : A grand Eastern spectacle in two acts. 1831 Place of Publication:

New York

 Publisher:

R. Hobbs, Publisher

 Item Specific Details:

protective wrapper added by previous owner: William J. LeMoyne

 18 Raymond, R[ichard] J[ohn] Cherry Bounce : A farce in one act. By R.J. Raymond. approximately 1910-1913 Place of Publication:

London: 26 Southampton Street, Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 873

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 18 [Maddox, John Medex] Chesterfield Thinskin : A farce in one act. approximately 1873-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 167

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 18 Hazlewood, Colin [Henry] The Chevalier of the Maison Rouge; or, The Days of Terror! : A romantic drama in three acts. Adapted from the French of Alexandre Dumas, by Colin Hazlewood. approximately 1887-1890 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 620

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 18 Planché, J[ames] R[obinson] The Child of the Wreck : A melo-drama in two acts, by J.R. Planché, Esq. 1859 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 580

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 18 Young, Charles L[awrence] Childhood's Dreams : A comedy in one act, freely adapted from Dumas' "L'Invitation à le Valse," by Sir Charles L. Young, Bart. approximately 1880-1881 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1763

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 18 Morton, Thomas The Children in the Wood : An opera in two acts. By Thomas Morton, Esq. approximately 1857-1864 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street, Up Stairs

 Publisher:

Samuel French

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 121

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 18 Morton, Thomas The Children in the Wood : An opera in two acts. By Thomas Morton, Esq. 1830 Place of Publication:

New York: No. 9 Chambers Street

 Publisher:

E.B. Clayton

 Series:

Clayton's Edition

 Item Specific Details:

no publisher wrapper. Protective wrapper added by previous owner: J. Biddles.

 18 Craven, H[enry] T[hornton] The Chimney Corner : An original domestic drama in two acts. By H.T. Craven. 1861 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 742

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper. Previous owner: J. Biddles.

 18 Hay, Frederick The Chops of the Channel : An original nautical farce, in one act. By Frederic Hay. approximately 1876-1878 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1259

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 18 Meritt, Paul Chopstick and Spikins : A farce, by Paul Meritt. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 367

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 18 Barnett, C[harles] Z[achary] A Christmas Carol; or, The Miser's Warning! : Adapted from Charles Dickens's celebrated work. By C.Z. Barnett. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 401

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 18 Barnett, C[harles] Z[achary] A Christmas Carol; or, The Miser's Warning! : Adapted from Charles Dickens's celebrated work. By C.Z. Barnett. approximately 1899-1902 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1410

 Item Specific Details:

brown wrapper

 19 Falconer, Edmund Chrystabelle; or, The Rose Without a Thorn : An extravaganza, by Edmund Falconer. approximately 1860-1861 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 734

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper. A Christmas extravaganza.

 19 Layton, G.M Chrystaline; or, The Prince of Crachtzendpotzendtausend. : An original erratic op-eratic extravaganza. Written by G.M. Layton. 1873 Place of Publication:

London: 16 Gibson Square, Liverpool Road, N.

 Publisher:

Edward Hastings

 Series:

Hasting's Acting Plays

 Item Specific Details:

Though this is in a wrapper for French's Acting Edition, it is not part of the numbered series. The wrapper has been used to cover a remainder from "Hastings's Acting Plays," bought out by French.

 19 Ascher, Isidore G. Circumstances Alter Cases : A comedietta in one act. By Isidore G. Ascher, B.C.L. approximately 1896-1899 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1946

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 19 Wilkins, John H. Civilization : A play in five acts. By John H. Wilkins. approximately 1887-1895 Place of Publication:

New York: 28 West 23d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 102

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 19 Colman, George, the Elder [and David Garrick] The Clandestine Marriage : A comedy in five acts. By George Colman, the Elder. approximately 1899-1910 Place of Publication:

New York: 24 West 22d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 38

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper. The front cover lists the author as Colman the Younger, while the title page lists the author as Colman, the Elder

 19 Colman, George, the Elder [and David Garrick] The Clandestine Marriage : A comedy in five acts. By George Colman, the Elder. approximately 1844-1847 Place of Publication:

New York: No. 2 Astor House

 Publisher:

Wm. Taylor & Co.

 Series:

The Modern Standard Drama, 38

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper. Carries names of several previous owners: Mrs. G.W. Howard, E.T. Mason, A.B. Bundy, and Jackson.

 19 Lacy, T[homas] H[ailes] and John Courtney Clarissa Harlowe : A tragic drama in three acts. Adapted from the French by T.H. Lacy and John Courtney. approximately 1878-1879 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1143

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 19 Jones, Henry Arthur A Clerical Error : A comedy in one act. By Henry Arthur Jones. approximately 1910-1924 Place of Publication:

New York: 28-30 West 38th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's International Copyrighted Edition of the World's Best Authors, 80

 Item Specific Details:

cream-colored wrapper

 19 Almar, George The Clerk of Clerkenwell; or, The Three Black Bottles : A romantic drama in two acts. By George Almar, Esq. 1834 Place of Publication:

London: 2 Cumberland Terrace, Camden New Town

 Publisher:

John Cumberland

 Series:

Cumberland's Minor Theatre, 57

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper. Previous owner: J. Biddles.

 19 Craven, H[enry] T[hornton] Coals of Fire : A comedy drama in three acts. By H.T. Craven. approximately 1878-1879 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1396

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 19 Coyne, J[oseph] Stirling Cockneys in California : A piece of golden opportunity. In one act, by J. Stirling Coyne, Esq. approximately 1864-1872 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street, Up Stairs

 Publisher:

Samuel French

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 33

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 19 Brough, William and Andrew Halliday The Colleen Bawn Settled at Last : A farcical extravaganza in one act. By William Brough and Andrew Halliday. approximately 1887-1890 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 819

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 19 Rede, William Leman Come to Town; or, Next Door Neighbours! : A farce in one act. By William Leman Rede. 1836 Place of Publication:

London: 10 Middle Row, Holborn

 Publisher:

John Duncombe & Co.

 Series:

Duncombe's British Theatre, 168

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 19 Gilbert, W[illiam] S[chwenck] Comedy and Tragedy : An original drama in one act. By W.S.Gilbert. approximately 1910-1924 Place of Publication:

New York: 28-30 West 38th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 364

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 19 Shakespeare, William The Comedy of Errors : A comedy in five acts. By William Shakespeare. approximately 1924-1936 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

"French Standard Edition", 628

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 19 Shakespeare, William The Comedy of Errors : A comedy in five acts, by William Shakspeare. approximately 1826-1829 Place of Publication:

London: 19 Ludgate Hill

 Publisher:

John Cumberland

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 19 Shakespeare, William The Comedy of Errors : A comedy in five acts. By William Shakespeare. approximately 1924-1936 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

"French Standard Edition", 628

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 20 Peake, Richard Brinsley Comfortable Lodgings : A farce. By Richard Brinsley Peake. approximately 1876-1878 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1230

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 20 Bayly, Thomas Haines Comfortable Service : An original farce in one act. By Thomas Haynes Bayly. approximately 1873-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 10

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 20 Craven, Arthur Scott and J.D. Beresford The Compleat Angler : A duologue. By Arthur Scott Craven and J.D. Beresford. approximately 1915-1924 Place of Publication:

London: 26 Southampton Street, Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd.

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 2529

 Item Specific Details:

glossy white paper wrapper

 20 Smale, Mrs. T.E A Compromising Case : A little comedy in one act. By Mrs. T.E. Smale. approximately 1888-1895 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 20 Danvers, H[enry] A Conjugal Lesson : A comic scene in one act. By H. Danvers. approximately 1899-1910 Place of Publication:

New York: 24 West 22d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 96

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 20 Danvers, H[enry] A Conjugal Lesson : A comic scene in one act. By H. Danvers. approximately 1854-1857 Place of Publication:

New York: 121 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French

 Series:

French's American Drama, 85

 Item Specific Details:

brown wrapper. Previous owner: J. Biddles. Contains production notations.

Very rare, this is from the first three years of Samuel French's publishing plays.

 20 Brough, William Conrad and Medora; or, Harlequin Corsair, and the Little Fairy at the Bottom of the Sea : A new Christmas burlesque and pantomime, founded upon the ballet of "Le Corsaire." By William Brough. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 423

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper. A Christmas extravaganza.

 20 "Mr. Henry" Conversazione; or, Mirth and Marvels : An annual dish of "table talk" as delivered by Mr. Henry, at the Adelphi Theatre. approximately 1817-1831 Place of Publication:

London: 19 Little Queen Street, Holborn

 Publisher:

John Duncombe

Item Specific Details:

no publisher wrapper. Protective wrapper added by previous owner: J. Biddles.

 20 Jerrold, W[illiam] Blanchard Cool As a Cucumber : A farce in one act. Written by W. Blanchard Jerrold, Esq. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 241

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 20 Jerrold, W[illiam] Blanchard Cool As a Cucumber : A farce in one act. Written by W. Blanchard Jerrold, Esq. approximately 1857-1872 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

[French's Minor Drama], [241]

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 20 Jerrold, W[illiam] Blanchard Cool As a Cucumber : A farce in one act. Written by W. Blanchard Jerrold, Esq. approximately 1857-1858 Place of Publication:

Boston: 128 Washington, corner Water St., and 92 Tremont Street

 Publisher:

William V. Spencer

 Series:

Spencer's Boston Theatre, 142

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 20 Morton, John Maddison The Corporal's Wedding! or, A Kiss From the Bride : A farce in one act. By John Maddison Morton. approximately 1885-1887 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1895

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 20 Brough, William The Corsair; or, The Little Fairy at the Bottom of the Sea : A new Christmas burlesque and pantomime, founded upon the ballet of "Le Corsaire." By William Brough, Esq. approximately 1857-1864 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street, Up Stairs

 Publisher:

Samuel French

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 131

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper. A Christmas extravaganza.

 20 [White, Charles] The Coopers : A negro farce. approximately 1873-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 36

 Item Specific Details:

brown wrapper. This play was previously part of the "Darkey Drama" series issued by T.H. Lacy.

 20 Grangé, E[ugène]. and X[avier] de Montépin The Corsican Brothers : A dramatic romance in three acts and five tableaux. Adapted from the romance of M. Dumas, by MM. E. Grange et X. De Montepin. approximately 1864-1872 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street, Up Stairs

 Publisher:

Samuel French

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 93

 Item Specific Details:

orangish-yellow wrapper. Previous owner: Ida Vernon.

Needs help with tape on wrapper.

 20 Grangé, E[ugène]. and X[avier] de Montépin The Corsican Brothers : A dramatic romance in three acts and five tableaux. Adapted from the romance of M. Dumas, by MM. E. Grange et X. De Montepin. approximately 1910-1924 Place of Publication:

New York: 28-30 West 38th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 93

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 20 Tilbury, William Harries Counter Attraction; or, Strolling and Stratagem : "A trifle light as air." By William Harries Tilbury, comedian. 1872 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 69

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 20 Garrick, David The Country Girl : A comedy in five acts. Altered from Wycherly's Country Wife, by David Garrick, Esq. 1806 Place of Publication:

New York: At the Dramatic Repository, Shakspeare-Gallery

 Publisher:

D. Longworth

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 21 Dance, Charles The Country Squire; or, Two Days at the Hall : An original comedy in two acts. Written by Charles Dance, Esq. approximately 1899-1902 Place of Publication:

New York: 26 West 22d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 306

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 21 Simpson, J[ohn] Palgrave Court Cards : A comic drama in two acts, by J. Palgrave Simpson, Esq. approximately 1857-1872 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 323

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 21 Simpson, J[ohn] Palgrave Court Cards : A comic drama in two acts, by J. Palgrave Simpson, Esq. approximately 1900-1910 Place of Publication:

New York: 24 West 22d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 323

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 21 [Gilbert, H.P.?] The Court of Lions; or, Granada Taken and Done For : An historical burlesque in one act. approximately 1857-1872 Place of Publication:

London: [89] Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Publisher

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 21 Morton, J[ohn] M[addison] Cousin Lambkin : An original farce in one act. By J.M. Morton, Esq. approximately 1887-1890 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 55

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 21 Morton, J[ohn] M[addison] Cousin Lambkin : An original farce in one act. By J.M. Morton, Esq. approximately 1842-1852 Place of Publication:

London: 10 Middle Row, Holborn

 Publisher:

John Duncombe & Co.

 Series:

Duncombe's British Theatre, 360

 Item Specific Details:

brown wrapper

 21 Wilks, Thomas Egerton Cousin Peter : A comic drama in one act. By Thomas Egerton Wilks. 1880 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1753

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 21 Roberts, George Cousin Tom : A comedietta in one act. By George Roberts, Esq. approximately 1878-1879 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 870

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 21 Gardner, Herbert Cousin Zachary : A comedietta in one act. By Herbert Gardner. 1883 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1821

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 21 Heathcote, Arthur M. Cousins Once Removed : A comedietta. By Arthur M. Heathcote. 1901 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 2210

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 21 Wilks, Thomas Egerton Cousin Peter : A comic drama in one act. approximately 1841-1852 Place of Publication:

London: 10 Middle Row, Holborn

 Publisher:

John Duncombe & Co.

 Series:

Duncombe's British Theatre, 348

 Item Specific Details:

brown wrapper. Previous owner: J. Biddles.

 21 Morton, John Maddison and F[rancis] C[owley] Burnand Cox and Box : A romance of real life in one act. By John Maddison Morton and F. C. Burnand. approximately 1891-1892 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1475

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 21 Morton, John Maddison and F[rancis] C[owley] Burnand Cox and Box : A romance of real life in one act. By John Maddison Morton and F. C. Burnand. approximately 1910-1924 Place of Publication:

New York: 28-30 West 38th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 324

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 21 [Foote, Samuel] The Cozeners : [A comedy in three acts. By Samuel Foote, Esq. First published in London, 1778.] approximately 1813 Place of Publication:

[New York: At the Dramatic Repository, Shakspeare-Gallery]

 Publisher:

[D. Longworth]

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper or title page, publisher, author, subtitle and date from comparison against another copy with title page

 21 Clements, Arthur and Frederick Hay Cracked Heads : A burlesque. By Arthur Clements & Frederick Hay. 1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1606

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 21 Edgar, R. Hartley Crichton : An extravaganza in one act. By R. Hartley Edgar, Esq. approximately 1873-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper. Though this is in a wrapper for French's Acting Edition, it is not part of the numbered series. The wrapper has been used to cover a remainder from "Hastings's Acting Plays," bought out by French.

 21 Smith, Albert The Cricket on the Hearth; or, A Fairy Tale of Home : A drama in three acts. Dramatized by Albert Smith, Esq., by the express permission of the author, Charles Dickens, Esq. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 342

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 21 Smith, Albert The Cricket on the Hearth; or, A Fairy Tale of Home : A drama in three acts. Dramatized by Albert Smith, Esq., by the express permission of the author, Charles Dickens, Esq. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 342

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 21 [Townsend, William Thompson?] The Cricket on the Hearth : A fairy tale of home in three chirps. Adapted from Mr. Charles Dickens's popular story. 1862 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 649

 Item Specific Details:

pink wrapper

 21 Becher, Martin A Crimeless Criminal : A farce. By Martin Becher. 1874 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1509

 Item Specific Details:

brown wrapper

 22 Herbert, F[rank H.] A Criminal Couple : A farce in one act. By F. Herbert. approximately 1873-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper. Though this is in a wrapper for French's Acting Edition, it is not part of the numbered series. The wrapper has been used to cover a remainder from "Hastings's Acting Plays," bought out by French.

 22 Brough, Robert B[arnabas] Crinoline : An original farce in one act. By Robert B. Brough. 1866 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 425

 Item Specific Details:

blue wrapper

 22 Sheridan, Richard Brinsley The Critic; or, A Tragedy Rehearsed : A dramatic piece in two acts. By Richard Brinsley Sheridan. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 56

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 22 Sheridan, Richard Brinsley The Critic; or, A Tragedy Rehearsed : A dramatic piece in two acts. By Richard Brinsley Sheridan. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 56

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 22 Sheridan, Richard B[rinsley] The Critic; or, A Tragedy Rehearsed : A dramatic piece in three acts. By Richard B. Sheridan, Esq. 1807 Place of Publication:

New York: At the Dramatic Repository, Shakspeare-Gallery

 Publisher:

David Longworth

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 22 Dawson, Forbes Cross Country Ballads : By Forbes Dawson. approximately 1887-1895 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French

 Item Specific Details:

rust-colored wrapper

 22 The Crown Diamonds : An opera in three acts. The music by Auber. 1872 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 1166

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 22 Crowe, Catherine The Cruel Kindness : A romantic play in five acts. By Catherine Crowe. 1859 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper. Though this is in a Lacy's Acting Edition wrapper, it is not part of the series. No series number is given on the wrapper.

 22 Williams, Thomas J[ohn] and A[ugustus Glossop] Harris Cruel to Be Kind : A farce in one act. By Thomas J. Williams, Esq. (...) and A. Harris, Esq. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 683

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 22 Cup of Tea : A comedietta in one act. approximately 1885-1887 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1239

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 22 Cup of Tea : A comedietta in one act. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 347

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 22 Hay, Frederick Cupboard Love : A farce in one act. By Frederic Hay. approximately 1880-1881 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1359

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 22 Lancaster-Wallis, Ellen Cupid in Ermine : Comedietta in one act. By Ellen Lancaster-Wallis. 1899 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 2166

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 22 Jerrold, [William] Blanchard Cupid in Waiting : A comedy in three acts. By Blanchard Jerrold, Esq. approximately 1871-1872 Place of Publication:

London[: 89 Strand]

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Publisher

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 22 Calmour, Alfred C. Cupid's Messenger : A poetical play in one act. By Alfred C. Calmour. approximately 1896-1899 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1832

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 22 Parry, Tom A Cure for Love : An original comedy in two acts. By Tom Parry. approximately 1878-1879 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 184

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper

 22 Morton, Thomas A Cure for the Heartache : A comedy in five acts. By Thomas Morton. approximately 1887-1895 Place of Publication:

New York: 28 West 23d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 14

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 23 [Maddox, John Medex?] A Curious Case : A comic drama in two acts. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 East 14th St., Union Square

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 327

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 23 Reynoldson, Thomas H. The Curse of Mammon : Being a fac-simile embodyment [sic] of Hogarth's Marriage A-La-Mode. A pictorial drama in five acts, by Thomas H. Reynodlson, Esq. approximately 1839-1842 Place of Publication:

London: 2 Cumberland Terrace, Camden New Town

 Publisher:

John Cumberland

 Series:

Cumberland's Minor Theatre, 134

 Item Specific Details:

grey wrapper

 23 Bruton, James Cut for Partners! : A laughable farce in one act. By James Bruton. approximately 1899-1900 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1672

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 23 Theyre-Smith, S[pencer] Cut Off With a Shilling : A comedietta in one act. By S. Theyre Smith. 1872 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 1452

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 23 Theyre-Smith, S[pencer] Cut Off With a Shilling : A comedietta in one act. By S. Theyre Smith. approximately 1878-1879 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, [1452]

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper, mistakenly numbered as 1451 in the series on the front cover

 23 Planché, J[ames] R[obinson] Cymon and Iphigenia : A lyrical, comical pastoral, in one act. Altered from the text of David Garrick, by J. R. Planché. approximately 1868-1869 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 275

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper, with the title added to the cover by pasting on a strip of white paper above the publisher name

 23 Byron, Henry J[ames] Cyril's Success : A comedy in five acts. By Henry J. Byron. approximately 1868-1869 Place of Publication:

New York: No. 13 Frankfort Street

 Publisher:

Robert M. De Witt, Publisher

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 C23 Halliday, Andrew Daddy Gray : A serio-comic drama in three acts. By Andrew Halliday. approximately 1870-1877 Place of Publication:

New York: No. 33 Rose Street

 Publisher:

Robert M. De Witt, Publisher

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 23 Simpson, J[ohn] Palgrave Daddy Hardacre : A drama in two acts. By J. Palgrave Simpson. approximately 1881-1885 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1489

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 23 Byron, Henry J[ames] Daisy Farm : An original drama in four acts. By Henry J. Byron. approximately 1891-1892 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1719

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 C23 Banim, John Damon and Pythias : A play in five acts. By John Banim. As acted by Mr. Forrest. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 37

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 23 Banim, John Damon and Pythias Item Specific Details:

no wrapper or title page. Previous owner: Edwin Clifford. Contains extensive production notations.

 23 Banim, John Damon and Pythias : A play in five acts. By John Banim. As acted by Mr. Forrest. approximately 1850-1853 Place of Publication:

New York: 151 Nassau-Street, Corner of Spruce

 Publisher:

Wm. Taylor & Co. (S. French, General Agent)

 Series:

The Modern Standard Drama, 37

 Item Specific Details:

no publisher wrapper. Protective wrapper added by previous owner: William J. LeMoyne. Contains extensive production notations.

 23 Banim, John Damon and Pythias : A play in five acts. By John Banim. As acted by Mr. Forrest. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 East 14th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 37

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 23 Parry, Tom Damp Beds! : A farce in two acts. By Tom Parry, comedian. approximately 1834-1852 Place of Publication:

London: 10 Middle Row, Holborn

 Publisher:

John Duncombe

 Series:

Duncombe's British Theatre

 Item Specific Details:

publisher wrapper has been covered by a protective wrapper by previous owner: William J. LeMoyne.

 23 Peile, F[rederick] Kinsey Dancing Dervish : Comedietta in one act. By F. Kinsey Peile. 1894 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 2059

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 24 Williams, Thomas J[ohn] Dandelion's Dodges : A farce. By Thomas J. Williams, Esq. approximately 1878-1879 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1160

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 24 Prichard, J[oseph] V[ila] Daniel Rochat : A comedy in five acts. Translated from the French of Victorien Sardou, by J. V. Pritchard. approximately 1899-1910 Place of Publication:

New York: 24 West 22nd Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 379

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 24 Prichard, J[oseph] V[ila] Daniel Rochat : A comedy in five acts. Translated from the French of Victorien Sardou, by J. V. Pritchard. approximately 1880-1887 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 E. 14th St., Union Square

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 379

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 24 Gilbert, W[illiam] S[chwenck] Dan'l Druce, Blacksmith : A new and original drama in three acts. By W.S. Gilbert. approximately 1899-1902 Place of Publication:

New York: 26 West 22nd Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 24 Sketchley, Arthur The Dark Cloud : A new and original drama of interest in two acts. By Arthur Sketchley, Esq. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 846

 Item Specific Details:

dark blue-green wrapper. The wrapper is for the Lacy's Acting Edition series, but the title page is from later, showing the publisher as Samuel French

 24 Coyne, J[oseph] Stirling Dark Doings in the Cupboard By the Knotting'em Brothers : A farce in one act. By J. Stirling Coyne. approximately 1864-1865 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bokseller [sic]

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition , 958

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper, which carries the title of "Knotting-em Brothers"

 24 Brooks, [Charles William] Shirley The Daughter of the Stars : A drama in two acts. By Shirley Brooks. approximately 1850-1857 Place of Publication:

London: [Wellington Street, Strand]

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 22

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 24 Planché, J[ames] R[obinson] A Daughter to Marry : A comedietta in one act. By J. R. Planché, Esq. approximately 1873-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1099

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 24 Pemberton, T[homas] Edgar Davenport Bros. & Co. : A farce in one act. By T. Edgar Pemberton. 1879 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1739

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 24 Colomb, Captain [George Hatton] Davenport Done; or, An April Fool : A comedietta in one act. By Captain Colomb. 1867 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 1109

 Item Specific Details:

blue wrapper

 24 Brougham, John David Copperfield : A drama in two acts. Adapted from Dickens' popular work of the same name. By John Brougham, Esq. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 133

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 24 Robertson, T[homas] W[illiam] David Garrick : A comedy in three acts. (Adapted from the French of "Sullivan" which was founded on a German dramatization of a pretended incident in Garrick's life.) By. T.W. Robertson. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 383

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 24 Dorrington, W[illia]m A New Grand Local Comic Christmas Pantomime, Entitled Davy Jones' Locker! or, Harlequin and the Lively Lass of Liverpool : The opening story of the pantomime written expressly for this theatre by Mr. Wm. Dorrington. 1859 Place of Publication:

Liverpool: 15 South John Street

 Publisher:

Griffin & McGhie

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper. A Christmas extravaganza. A souvenir edition.

Needs conserving, rare

 24 Somerset, C[harles] A. A Day After the Fair : A farce in two acts. By C. A. Somerset. approximately 1829-1830 Place of Publication:

London: 6 Brecknock Place, Camden, New Town

 Publisher:

John Cumberland

 Series:

Cumberland's Minor Theatre, [27]

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 24 Somerset, C[harles] A. Day After the Fair : A burletta by C. A. Somerset. approximately 1872-1878 Place of Publication:

New York: No. 122 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 123

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper

 24 Somerset, C[harles] A. A Day After the Fair : A farce in two acts. By C.A. Somerset. approximately 1829-1830 Place of Publication:

London: 6 Brecknock Place, Camden, New Town

 Publisher:

John Cumberland

 Series:

Cumberland's Minor Theatre, 27

 Item Specific Details:

brown wrapper. Previous owner: J. Biddles.

 24 Selby, Charles A Day in Paris! : An interlude in one act. By Charles Selby, comedian. approximately 1857-1872 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

The New British Theatre (late Duncombe's), 124

 Item Specific Details:

orange publisher wrapper, with dark blue-green protective wrapper around that. Promptscript, from un-named individual.

 24 Kemble, [Marie Thérèse (De Camp)] The Day After the Wedding : A farce in one act. Mrs. Charles Kemble. approximately 1864-1872 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street, Up Stairs

 Publisher:

Samuel French

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 40

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper

 24 Kemble, [Marie Thérèse (De Camp)] The Day After the Wedding : A farce in one act. Mrs. Charles Kemble. approximately 1900-1910 Place of Publication:

New York: 24 West 22nd Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 40

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 25 Law, Arthur A Day in Boulogne : Written by Arthur Law. 1904 Place of Publication:

London: 32 Great Portland Street, W.

 Publisher:

Joseph Williams, Limited

 Item Specific Details:

brown wrapper

 25 Selby, Charles A Day in Paris! : An interlude in one act. By Charles Selby, comedian. approximately 1857-1872 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

The New British Theatre (late Duncombe's), 124

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 25 Oxenford, John A Day Well Spent : A farce in one act. By John Oxenford, Esq. approximately 1881-1883 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 507

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 25 Oxenford, John A Day Well Spent : A farce in one act. By John Oxenford, Esq. 1863 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 507

 Item Specific Details:

green wrapper. Previous owner: Ed W. Acker.

 167 Oxenford, John A Day Well Spent : A farce in one act. By John Oxenford, Esq. approximately 1994 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 507

 Item Specific Details:

photocopy

167 Oxenford, John A Day Well Spent : A farce in one act. By John Oxenford, Esq. approximately 1994 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 507

 Item Specific Details:

photocopy

25 Morton, J[ohn Maddison] A Day's Fishing : A farce in one act. By J.H. [sic] Morton, Esq. approximately 1864-1872 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 311

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper

 25 Webster, Benjamin The Dead Heart : An historical drama in three acts, with a prologue. By Benjamin Webster, Esq. approximately 1910-1924 Place of Publication:

New York: 28-30 West 38th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 338

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 25 Webster, Benjamin The Dead Heart : An historical drama in three acts, with a prologue. By Benjamin Webster, Esq. approximately 1864-1872 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street, Up Stairs

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 338

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper. Previous owner: Ed. W. Acker.

 25 Buckstone, J[ohn] B[aldwin] The Dead Shot : A farce in one act. By J. B. Buckstone, Esq. approximately 1853-1857 Place of Publication:

New York: 18 Ann Street

 Publisher:

William Taylor & Company

 Series:

The Minor Drama, 5

 Item Specific Details:

no publisher wrapper. Protective wrapper added by previous owner: J. Biddles. Contains minor production notations.

 25 Holcroft, T[homas] Deaf and Dumb; or, The Orphan Protected : An historical drama in five acts. Taken from the French of M. Bouilly, and adapted to the English stage, by T. Holcroft. approximately 1887-1890 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1933

 Item Specific Details:

brownish-orange wrapper

 25 Holcroft, Thomas Deaf and Dumb; or, The Orphan Protected : An historical drama in five acts. Taken from the French of M. Bouilly, and adapted to the English stage, by Thomas Holcroft. 1826 Place of Publication:

London: 19 Ludgate Hill

 Publisher:

John Cumberland

 Series:

Cumberland's British Theatre, 100

 Item Specific Details:

brown wrapper

 25 Poole, [John] Deaf as a Post : A farce in one act. By T. Poole, Esq. approximately 1887-1895 Place of Publication:

New York: 28 West 23d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 59

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 25 Burnand, F[rancis] C[owley] The Deal Boatman : A serio comic drama in two acts. By F. C. Burnand, Esq. approximately 1863-1872 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 25 Byron, Henry J[ames] Dearer Than Life : A serio-comic drama in three acts. By Henry J. Byron, Esq. approximately 1870-1877 Place of Publication:

New York: No. 33 Rose Street

 Publisher:

Robert M. De Witt, Publisher

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 25 Oxenford, John Dearest Elizabeth : An original farce in one act. By John Oxenford, Esq. approximately 1848-1853 Place of Publication:

London: 19 Suffolk Street, Pall Mall East

 Publisher:

Webster and Co.

 Series:

Webster's Acting National Drama, 149

 Item Specific Details:

yellowish-tan wrapper

 25 Cheltnam, Charles Smith Deborah [Leah]; or, The Jewish Maiden's Wrong : A drama in three acts. By Charles Smith Cheltnam. approximately 1870-1877 Place of Publication:

New York: No. 33 Rose Street

 Publisher:

Robert M. De Witt, Publisher

 Series:

De Witt's Acting Plays, 58

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper

 25 Caldwell, Sibyl The Deceitful Miss Smiths : By Sibyl Caldwell. 1906 Place of Publication:

London: 26 Southampton Street, Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 2292

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 25 [Morton, John Maddison] Declined- With Thanks : Original farce in one act. 1891 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 2002

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 25 Courtney, J[ohn] Deeds, Not Words : A drama in two acts. By J. Courtney. approximately 1873-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1565

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 25 Planché, J[ames] R[obinson], and Charles Dance The Deep Deep Sea; or, Perseus and Andromeda : An original mythological, aquatic, equestrian burletta in one act. By Messrs. J.R. Planché and Charles Dance. approximately 1864-1865 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 603

 Item Specific Details:

tan, stiff paper wrapper. A Christmas extravaganza.

 26 Burnand, F[rancis] C[owley] Sporting Intelligence Extraordinary! A match is arranged to come off at the Royal Olympic Theatre, on Tuesday, December 17th, 1861, between the unknown and the Seneca Indian, Deerfoot : A farce in one act. By F. C. Burnand, Esq. approximately 1873-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 789

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper. This play usually goes by the simple title of "Deerfoot."

 26 Dance, Charles Delicate Ground; or, Paris in 1793 : A comic drama in one act. By Charles Dance. approximately 1910-1924 Place of Publication:

New York: 28-30 West 38th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 38

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 26 Dance, Charles Delicate Ground; or, Paris in 1793 : A comic drama in one act. By Charles Dance. approximately 1864-1872 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street, Up Stairs

 Publisher:

Samuel French

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 38

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper

 26 Lemon, Mark and J[ohn] Brougham The Demon Gift; or, Visions of the Future : A melo-drama in two acts. By Mark Lemon, & J. Brougham. 1840 Place of Publication:

London: 4 Brydges Street, Catherine Street, Strand

 Publisher:

J. Pattie

 Series:

Pattie's Universal Stage, or Theatrical Prompt Book, 19

 Item Specific Details:

brown wrapper

 26 Wilks, T[homas] E[gerton] The Denouncer; or, The Seven Clerks, and The Three Thieves : An original romantic drama in two acts. By T.E. Wilks, Esq. 1857 Place of Publication:

Philadelphia: 15 North Sixth Street, and New York: 74 Chatham Street

 Publisher:

Turner & Fisher

 Series:

Turner's Dramatic Library

 Item Specific Details:

no publisher wrapper. Protective wrapper added by previous owner: William J. LeMoyne.

 26 Cooper, Frederick Fox The Deserted Vilage [sic] : A drama in three acts. By Frederick Fox Cooper. approximately 1831-1848 Place of Publication:

London: 10 Middle Row, Holborn

 Publisher:

J. Duncombe & Co.

 Series:

Duncombe's British Theatre

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 26 Soane-Roby, Bernard Deserter in a Fix : Original farce. By Bernard Soane-Roby. 1879 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1805

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 26 Morton, John Maddison A Desperate Game : A comic drama in one act. By John Maddison Morton. approximately 1896-1899 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 144

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 26 Winckworth, W.F Desperate Remedies : Duologue by W.F. Winckworth. 1910 Place of Publication:

London: 26 Southampton Street, Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 2199

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 26 Higgie, Thomas [Henry] A Devilish Good Joke! or, A Night's Frolic! : An interlude in one act. By Thomas Higgie, comedian. approximately 1881-1885 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1781

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 164 Lancaster, E[dward Richardson] The Devil's Daughters : The celebrated spectacle originally produced at the Queen's Theatre, in four parts. Rendered from the French by the author os "Whitsun Eve," E. Lancaster, Esq. Now published for the first time. approximately 1844 Place of Publication:

[London: Vickers, Holywell-Street and Cleave, Shoe-Lane]

 Publisher:

[Vickers] and [Cleave]

 Series:

[Oxberry's Budget of Plays]

 Item Specific Details:

loose pages, numbered 345-362, originally from "Oxberry's Budget of Plays, Consisting of Thirty-Nine Original Dramas, by the Most Popular Authors of the Day (in One Volume), All Of Which Have Been Successfully Performed at the Various London Theatres, Vol. 1, Published by Vickers, Holywell Street and Cleave, Shoe Lane", London, 1844. Edited by William Henry Oxberry.

 26 Higgie, Thomas [Henry] The Devil's Mount; or, The Female Bluebeard : A romantic drama in two acts. Adapted from the French. By Thomas Higgie. approximately 1869-1870 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 1319

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 26 Rodwell, G[eorge] Herbert The Devil's Ring; or, Fire, Water, Earth and Air : A grand musical fairy romance, in three acts, and four elements, written and composed by G. Herbert Rodwell. 1850 Place of Publication:

London: 31 Bow Street, Covent Garden

 Publisher:

S. G. Fairbrother

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper. Listed as "to be had in the theatre" which suggests that this was printed for sale as a souvenir edition as well as at various booksellers.

Rare in this wrapper

 26 Murray, W[illiam] H[enry] Diamond Cut Diamond : An interlude in one act. Altered from "How to Die for Love," by W.H. Murray. approximately 1880-1881 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 103

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 164 Oxenford, John The Dice of Death Place of Publication:

London: 313 Strand

 Publisher:

John Dicks

 Item Specific Details:

Color copy of original

 26 Oxenford, John The Dice of Death Place of Publication:

London: 313 Strand

 Publisher:

John Dicks

 Item Specific Details:

Original

 26 Coyne, J[oseph] Stirling Did You Ever Send Your Wife to Camberwell? : An original farce in one act. By J. Stirling Coyne. approximately 1900-1910 Place of Publication:

New York: 24 West 22d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 312

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 26 Salaman, Malcolm Charles Dimity's Dilemma : A farce in one act. By Malcolm Charles Salaman. approximately 1887-1890 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1900

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 26 Cheltnam, Charles Smith Dinner for Nothing : An original farce in one act. By Charles Smith Cheltnam. approximately 1865-1869 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 999

 Item Specific Details:

blue wrapper

 26 Brough, William Dinorah Under Difficulties : A piece of extravagance in one act. By William Brough. 1868 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 1212

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 26 Scott, Clement and B.C. Stephenson Diplomacy : A play in four acts. An English version of M. Sardou's "Dora." By Mr. Clement Scott and Mr. B.C. Stephenson. Printed as Manuscript, Not Published. approximately 1899-1902 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers [Printed, Not Published]

 Item Specific Details:

light blue wrapper

Rare

 27 Daniel, George Disagreeable Surprise : A musical farce in two acts. By George Daniel. approximately 1830-1842 Place of Publication:

London: 2 Cumberland Terrace, Camden, New Town

 Publisher:

John Cumberland

 Series:

Cumberland's British Theatre, 92

 Item Specific Details:

light tan wrapper

 27 Daniel, George Disagreeable Surprise : A musical farce in two acts. By George Daniel. approximately 1830-1842 Place of Publication:

London: 2 Cumberland Terrace, Camden, New Town

 Publisher:

John Cumberland

 Series:

Cumberland's British Theatre, 92

 Item Specific Details:

light tan wrapper

 27 Planché, J[ames] R[obinson] The Discreet Princess; or, The Three Glass Distaffs : A new and doubly-moral though excessively old melodramatic fairy extravaganza, in one act. Founded on the story of "L'Adroite Princesse," in "Les Contes de la Mere L'Oie," by Charles Perrault. By J. R. Planché. 1873 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 357

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper. A Christmas extravaganza.

 27 Oxenford, John Doctor Dilworth : A farce in one act. By John Oxenford, Esq. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 East 14th St., Union Square

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 249

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 27 Palmer, T.A A Dodge for a Dinner : A farce in one act. By T.A. Palmer. approximately 1878-1879 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1487

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 27 Falconer, Edmund Does He Love Me? : A comedy in three acts. By Edmund Falconer, Esq. approximately 1899-1902 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1486

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 27 The Dog of Montargis; or, The Forest of Bondy : A melodrama in two acts (adapted from the French). approximately 1873-1878 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

[Samuel French]

 Series:

[French's Acting Edition], [634]

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 27 Brough, Robert B[arnabas] The Doge of Duralto; or, The Enchanted Eyes : An extravaganza. By Robert B. Brough. approximately 1869-1870 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 1306

 Item Specific Details:

blue wrapper

 27 Brough, William and Andrew Halliday Doing Banting : An apropos farce in one act. By William Brough and Andrew Halliday. 1873 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

[Lacy's Acting Edition], [948]

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 27 Lacy, Rophino Doing My Uncle : An original farce in one act. By Rophino Lacy, Esq. approximately 1910-1913 Place of Publication:

London: 26 Southampton Street, Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1075

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 27 Harris, A[ugustus Glossop, Sr.] Doing the "Hansom" : A farce in one act. By A. Harris, Esq. approximately 1887-1890 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 412

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 27 Hutchinson, M.F The Doings of Jane : Amusing scene for two ladies. By M.F. Hutchinson. 1908 Place of Publication:

London: 32 Great Portland Street, W.

 Publisher:

Joseph Williams, Limited

 Item Specific Details:

light green wrapper

 27 Dolly : A comic opera in one act. The music by Adolphe Adam. This version of the libretto has been specially adapted for performance on the English stage. approximately 1893-1895 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 730

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 27 Smith, John The Domestic Hearthstone; or, The Virgin Maiden's Vengeance : A terrible tragedy, in one act, with one dreadful murder! one parricide!! one homicide!!! one suicide!!!! By John Smith, Esq. approximately 1872-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Item Specific Details:

brown wrapper. This is in a wrapper for French's Acting Edition, but it was not in that series to my knowledge.

 27 Murray, William H[enry] Dominique the Deserter; or, The Gentleman in Black : A comic drama in two acts. Adapted from the French, by William H. Murray. 1872 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 738

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 27 À Beckett, G[ilbert] A[bbott] and Mark Lemon Don Caesar de Bazan : A drama in three acts. As produced at the Princess's Theatre, London, at the Park Theatre, New York. approximately 1900-1910 Place of Publication:

New York: 24 West 22d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 16

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 27 Dibdin, Thomas Don Giovanni; or, A Spectre on Horseback : A comic, heroic, operatic, tragic, pantomimic, burletta-spectacular-extravaganza in two acts, by Thomas Dibdin, Esq. approximately 1847-1861 Place of Publication:

London: 19 Peter's Hill, Doctor's Common

 Publisher:

G.H. Davidson

 Series:

Cumberland's Minor Theatre, 10

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 27 Buckingham, Leicester [Silk] Don't Lend Your Umbrella : A comic drama in two acts. By Leicester Buckinham, Esq. approximately 1857-1872 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 28 Morton, John Maddison The Double-Bedded Room : A farce in one act. By John Maddison Morton, Esq. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 East 14th St., Union Square

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 171

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 28 Morton, John Maddison The Double-Bedded Room : A farce in one act. By John Maddison Morton, Esq. approximately 1864-1872 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street, Up Stairs

 Publisher:

Samuel French

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 171

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper. Previous owner: J. Biddles.

 28 Harrington, N[icholas] H[erbert] and Edmund [Hodgson] Yates Double Dummy : A farce in one act. By N.H. Harrington and Edmund Yates. 1858 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 516

 Item Specific Details:

brown wrapper

 28 Oxenford, John A Doubtful Victory : A comedietta in one act. By John Oxenford, Esq. approximately 1878-1879 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 531

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 28 Rede, William Leman Douglas Travestie : A burlesque in one act. By William Leman Rede. approximately 1878-1879 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 677

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 28 Jerrold, Douglas [William] Doves in a Cage : A comedy in two acts. By Douglas Jerrold. 1872 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 1477

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 28 Jerrold, Douglas [William] Doves in a Cage : A comedy in two acts. By Douglas Jerrold. 1843 Place of Publication:

London: 10 Middle Row, Holborn

 Publisher:

John Duncombe and Co.

 Series:

Jerrold's Original Dramas, 5

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 28 Mathews, Charles The Dowager : A comedy in one act. Written by Charles Mathews, Esq. approximately 1900-1910 Place of Publication:

New York: 24 West 22d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 252

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 28 Oxenford, John Down in a Balloon : A farce in one act. By John Oxenford, Esq. 1871 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 1374

 Item Specific Details:

light green wrapper

 28 Blanchard, E[dward] L[itt Laman] The Dragon of Wantley; or, Harlequin and Mother Shipton : Grand comic Christmas pantomime. By E.L. Blanchard. 1870 Place of Publication:

London: 6 Union Court, Old Broad Street

 Publisher:

Tuck & Co.

 Item Specific Details:

green wrapper. A souvenir edition.

 28 Planché, J[ames] R[obinson] The Drama at Home; or, An Evening With Puff : An original, occasional, and local extravaganza in two acts. By J.R. Planché, Esq. approximately 1857-1858 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 288

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 28 [Kemble, John Phillip] The Drama's Vindication; or, The Roman Actor : Compressed from Massinger's celebrated play of the same name. approximately 1887-1895 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 28 [various authors] The Dramatic Reciter : A collection of serious, sentimental, and miscellaneous legends, tales, dialogues, selections from plays, addresses, prologues, etc., etc., by the most esteemed authors. approximately 1924-1936 Place of Publication:

London: 26 Southampton Street, Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Recitation Series

 Item Specific Details:

burgundy wrapper

 28 Morton, John Maddison Drawing Rooms, Second Floor, and Attics : A farce in one act. By John Maddison Morton, Esq. 1864 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 924

 Item Specific Details:

light pink wrapper

 28 Edwardes, Conway and Edward Cullerne Dreadfully Alarming : A farce in one act. By Conway Edwardes and Edward Cullerne. approximately 1880-1881 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1415

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 28 Buckstone, J[ohn] B[aldwin] The Dream at Sea : A drama in three acts. By J. B. Buckstone, Esq. approximately 1864-1872 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street, Up Stairs

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 272

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper

 28 Miller, Wynn Dream Faces : A dramatic fancy in one act. By Wynn Miller. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 359

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 28 Barnett, C[harles] Z[achary] The Dream of Fate; or Sarah, The Jewess : A drama in two acts. By C.Z. Barnett. approximately 1885-1887 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, [1927]

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper. Front cover says this is number 1926 in the series, but according to listings from the back covers of wrappers, it is actually series number 1927.

 28 Wilks, Thomas Egerton The Dream Spectre : A romantic drama in three acts. By Thomas Egerton Wilks. approximately 1873-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 591

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 28 Robertson, T[homas] W[illiam] Dreams : A drama in five acts. By T.W. Robertson. approximately 1887-1895 Place of Publication:

New York: 28 West 23d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 405

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 29 Young, Charles L[awrence] Drifted Apart : An original domestic sketch in one act. By Sir Charles L. Young, Bart. approximately 1910-1924 Place of Publication:

New York: 28-30 West 38th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 392

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 29 Young, Charles L[awrence] Drifted Apart : An original domestic sketch in one act. By Sir Charles L. Young, Bart. approximately 1892-1921 Place of Publication:

Boston: No. 5 Hamilton Place

 Publisher:

Walter H. Baker & Co.

 Series:

Baker's Edition of Plays

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 29 Johnstone, J[ohn] B[eer] The Drunkard's Children : A drama in two acts. By J.B. Johnstone. approximately 1872-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1483

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 29 Pitt, G[eorge] D[ibdin] The Drunkard's Doom; or The Last Nail : A romantic drama in two acts. By G.D. Pitt. approximately 1882-1883 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 East 14th St., Union Square

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 345

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 29 Heathcote, A[rthur] M. The Duchess of Bayswater and Co. : A comedietta in one scene. By A.M. Heathcote. approximately 1904-1906 Place of Publication:

London: 26 Southampton Street, Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1956

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 29 Gordon, Walter Duchess or Nothing : A comedietta in one act. By Walter Gordon, Esq. approximately 1872-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 696

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 29 Coyne, J[oseph] Stirling Duck Hunting : An original farce in one act. By J. Stirling Coyne. 1872 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 833

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 29 Coyne, J[oseph] Stirling A Duel in the Dark : An original farce in one act. By J. Stirling Coyne. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 76

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 29 Fitzball, Edward Christmas Eve; or, The Duel in the Snow : An original domestic drama in three acts. By Edward Fitzball, Esq. approximately 1868-1869 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 666

 Item Specific Details:

cream-colored wrapper. Previous owner: J. Biddles.

 29 Doyle, Arthur Conan A Duet : A duologue, by Arthur Conan Doyle. 1903 Place of Publication:

London: 26 Southampton Street, Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 2242

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 29 Massinger, Philip The Duke of Milan : A tragedy in five acts. By Philip Massinger. Revived at the Theatre-Royal, Drury-Lane, with alterations and additions, on Saturday, March 9, 1816. 1816 Place of Publication:

London: 25 Bow Street, Covent-Garden

 Publisher:

John Miller

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 29 Anicet-Bourgeoise, Auguste and Paul Féval The Duke's Daughter; or, The Hunchback of Paris : A drama in three acts and a prologue. Dramatized from M. Paul Feval's "Le Petite Parisien" by MM. Anicet Bourgoise and Feval, as "Le Bossu." Adapted for the English stage. approximately 1900-1910 Place of Publication:

New York: 24 West 22d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, [326]

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper. The front cover lists this as series number "CCCXXXVI" but according to the company lists and catalogs it is actually number 326.

 29 Anicet-Bourgeoise, Auguste and Paul Féval The Duke's Daughter; or, The Hunchback of Paris : A drama in three acts and a prologue. Dramatized from M. Paul Feval's "Le Petite Parisien" by MM. Anicet Bourgoise and Feval, as "Le Bossu." Adapted for the English stage. approximately 1900-1910 Place of Publication:

New York: 24 West 22d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

[French's Standard Drama], [326]

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 29 Bernard, [William] Bayle The Dumb Belle : A farce in one act. Written by Bayle Bernard, Esq. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 East 14th St., Union Square

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 183

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 29 Rayner, B.F The Dumb Boy of Manchester : A melo-drama in two acts. By B.F. Rayner. approximately 1899-1902 Place of Publication:

New York: 26 West 22d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 340

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 29 Thompson, C. Pelham The Dumb Savoyard and His Monkey : A melo-drama in one act. By C. Pelham Thompson. approximately 1873-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1467

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 29 Farrell, John The Dumb Maid of Genoa; or The Bandit Merchant : A melo drama by John Farrell. approximately 1868-1869 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 432

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 29 Poole, John [The Dutch Governor; or] 'Twould Puzzle a Conjurer : A comic drama in two acts. By John Poole. approximately 1872-1878 Place of Publication:

New York: No. 122 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 47

 Item Specific Details:

yellowish-orange wrapper. The title on the title page, on the list of plays in the series, and the running title across each page of the text is "'Twould Puzzle a Conjurer," but the title on the front cover is "The Dutch Governor, or, 'Twould Puzzle a Conjuror."

 29 Morton, J[ohn] M[addison] Dying for Love : A comedy in one act. By J. M. Morton, Esq. approximately 1864-1872 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street, Up Stairs

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 261

 Item Specific Details:

yellowish-orange wrapper.

30 Almar, George The Earl of Poverty; or, The Old Wooden House of London Wall : A local drama in two acts. By George Almar, Esq. approximately 1838-1842 Place of Publication:

London: 2 Cumberland Terrace, Camden, New Town

 Publisher:

John Cumberland

 Series:

Cumberland's Minor Theatre, 124

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper. Previous owner: J. Biddles.

Includes rare advertising insert

 30 Almar, George The Earl of Poverty; or, The Old Wooden House of London Wall : A local drama in two acts. By George Almar, Esq. approximately 1838-1842 Place of Publication:

London: 2 Cumberland Terrace, Camden, New Town

 Publisher:

John Cumberland

 Series:

Cumberland's Minor Theatre, 124

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper. Previous owner: J. Biddles.

 30 Lawler, Dennis The Earls of Hammersmith; or, The Cellar Spectre! : A comical, tragical, burlesque drama in one act. By Dennis Lawler, Esq. approximately 1817-1831 Place of Publication:

London: 19 Little Queen Street, Holborn

 Publisher:

J. Duncombe

Series:

Duncombe's British Theatre

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 30 Burnand, F[rancis] C[owley] and Montagu Williams Easy Shaving : A farce in one act. By Messrs. F.C. Burnand and Montagu Williams. approximately 1872-1878 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 30 Burnand, F[rancis] C[owley] and Montagu Williams Easy Shaving : A farce in one act. By Messrs. F.C. Burnand and Montagu Williams. approximately 1863-1872 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 30 Fitzball, Edward Jonathan Bradford! or, The Murder at the Road-Side Inn! : A drama in two acts. By Edward Fitzball, Esq. approximately 1833-1848 Place of Publication:

London: 10 Middle Row, Holborn

 Publisher:

John Duncombe

Series:

Duncombe's British Theatre

 Item Specific Details:

no publisher wrapper. Previous owner: Ed. W. Acker.

 30 Morton, John Maddison Eight Hours at the Sea-Side : A farce in one act. By John Maddison Morton. approximately 1887-1890 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1849

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 30 Falconer, Edmund Eileen Oge; or, Dark's the Hour Before the Dawn : A drama in four acts. By Edmund Falconer. approximately 1910-1924 Place of Publication:

London: 26 Southampton Street, Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1605

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 30 Caldwell, S[ibyl] The Ejection of Aunt Lucinda : By S. Caldwell. approximately 1910-1913 Place of Publication:

London: 26 Southampton Street, Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 2309

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 30 Cooper, Frederick Fox The Elbow-Shakers! or, Thirty Years of a Rattler's Life : A burlesque extravaganzical burletta in one act. By Frederick Fox Cooper, Esq. 1827 Place of Publication:

London: 98 High Holborn

 Publisher:

Thomas Richardson

 Item Specific Details:

no publisher wrapper, but light grey protective paper wrapper with title written on it.

 30 Beaumont, [Francis] and [John] Fletcher The Elder Brother : A play in five acts. Altered from Beaumont and Fletcher. approximately 1872-1878 Place of Publication:

New York: No. 122 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 67

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper

 30 The Elephant of Siam, and The Fire Fiend : An amusing vehicle, for the introduction of West's scenes and characters. In the highly popular and gorgeous spectacle, called [title] Written and adapted expressly for the above plates. 1860 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Item Specific Details:

brown wrapper. The wrapper for this title is a Lacy's Acting Edition wrapper, even though the play is not part of that series. The title page is unchanged from the previous owner, W. West who ran a juvenile theatre print company.

 30 Kenney, James Ella Rosenberg : A melo-drama in two acts. Written by James Kenney, Esq. approximately 1872-1878 Place of Publication:

New York: No. 122 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 289

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper

 30 Sulivan, Robert Elopements in High Life : A comedy in five acts. By Robert Sulivan. 1859 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 143

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 30 Greet, Dora V[ictorine] Elsie's Rival : A sketch. By Dora V. Greet. approximately 1888-1890 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1870

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 30 Brough, William Endymion; or, The Naughty Boy Who Cried For the Moon : A classical mythological extravaganza in one act. By William Brough. approximately 1873-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 732

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper. A Christmas extravaganza.

 30 Gilbert, W[illiam] S[chwenck] Engaged : An entirely original farcical comedy in three acts. By W.S. Gilbert. approximately 1924-1936 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 396

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper. This text has had a few pages replaced with archival photocopies.

 30 Gilbert, W[illiam] S[chwenck] Engaged : An entirely original farcical comedy in three acts. By W.S. Gilbert. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 396

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 31 Byron, Henry J[ames] An English Gentleman; or, The Squire's Last Shilling : An original drama of comic and serious interest in four acts. By Henry J. Byron. approximately 1887-1890 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1880

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 31 Morton, John Maddison An Englishman's House is His Castle : In one act. By John Maddison Morton, Esq. approximately 1880-1881 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 456

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 31 Dimond, William Englishmen in India : A comic opera in three acts. By William Dimond, Esq. approximately 1839-1852 Place of Publication:

London: 10 Middle Row, Holborn

 Publisher:

John Duncombe

 Series:

Duncombe's British Theatre, 332

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 31 Matthison, Arthur Enoch Arden : A drama in five acts. Founded on Alfred Tennyson's great poem, written by Arthur Matthison, Esq. approximately 1910-1924 Place of Publication:

New York: 28-30 West 38th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 377

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 31 Brough, William Ernani; or, The Horn of a Dilemma : A new and original burlesque extravaganza. By William Brough. approximately 1865-1869 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 991

 Item Specific Details:

blue wrapper

 31 Robertson, [Thomas] William Ernestine : A drama in two acts. From the French of MM. Dennery and Clement, translated and adapted by William Robertson. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 East 14th St., Union Square

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 107

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 31 Robertson, [Thomas] William Ernestine : A drama in two acts. From the French of MM. Dennery and Clement, translated and adapted by William Robertson. approximately 1854-1857 Place of Publication:

New York: 121 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French

 Series:

French's American Drama, 13

 Item Specific Details:

cream-colored wrapper

Rare early edition/printing

 31 Robertson, [Thomas] William Ernestine : A drama in two acts. From the French of MM. Dennery and Clement, translated and adapted by William Robertson. 1864 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street, Up Stairs

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 107

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper. Previous owner: J. Biddles.

"Only time I have seen the price-per-play given as '13 cents'"

 31 Burnett, Frances Hodgson and William H. Gillette Esmeralda : A comedy drama in four acts. By Frances Hodgson Burnett and William H. Gillette. approximately 1924-1934 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's International Copyrighted Edition of the Works of the Best Authors, 72

 Item Specific Details:

grey wrapper

 31 Burnett, Frances Hodgson and William H. Gillette Esmeralda : A comedy drama in four acts. By Frances Hodgson Burnett and William H. Gillette. approximately 1924-1934 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's International Copyrighted Edition of the Works of the Best Authors, 72

 Item Specific Details:

grey wrapper

 31 Fitzball, Edward Esmeralda; or, The Deformed of Notre Dame : A drama in three acts. Founded on Victor Hugo's popular novel of "Notre Dame," by Edward Fitzball. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 147

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 31 Fitzball, Edward Esmeralda; or, The Deformed of Notre Dame : A drama in three acts. Founded on Victor Hugo's popular novel of "Notre Dame," by Edward Fitzball. approximately 1864-1872 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street, Up Stairs

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 147

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper

 31 Byron, Henry J[ames] Esmeralda; or, The "Sensation" Goat! : A new and original burlesque extravaganza. By Henry J. Byron. approximately 1878-1879 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 779

 Item Specific Details:

cream wrapper

 31 Courtney, John Eustache Baudin : An original drama in three acts. By John Courtney. approximately 1900-1910 Place of Publication:

New York: 24 West 22d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 142

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 31 Sheil, Richard Evadne; or, The Statue : A play in five acts. By Richard Sheil. approximately 1900-1910 Place of Publication:

New York: 24 West 22d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 52

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 31 Jonson, Ben Every Man in His Humour : A comedy in five acts. By Ben Jonson. approximately 1847-1861 Place of Publication:

London: 19 Peter's Hill, Doctor's Common

 Publisher:

G.H. Davidson

 Series:

Cumberland's British Theatre, 69

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 31 Inchbald, [Elizabeth (Simpson)] Every One Has His Fault : A comedy in five acts. By Mrs. Inchbald. approximately 1878-1879 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1595

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 32 Inchbald, [Elizabeth (Simpson)] Every One Has His Fault : A comedy, by Mrs. Inchbald. 1822 Place of Publication:

London: White-hart Yard

 Publisher:

W. Oxberry

 Series:

Oxberry's New English Drama, 87

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 32 Inchbald, [Elizabeth (Simpson)] Every One Has His Fault : A comedy, in five acts. By Mrs. Inchbald. approximately 1830-1842 Place of Publication:

London: 2 Cumberland Terrace, Camden, New Town

 Publisher:

John Cumberland

 Series:

Cumberland's British Theatre, 49

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 32 Coyne, J[oseph] Stirling Everybody's Friend : An original comedy, [in] three acts, by J. Stirling Coyne. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 350

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 32 Coyne, J[oseph] Stirling Everybody's Friend : An original comedy, [in] three acts, by J. Stirling Coyne. approximately 1873-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 586

 Item Specific Details:

pink wrapper. Previous owner: G. W. Kirk.

 32 Coyne, J[oseph] Stirling Everybody's Friend : An original comedy in three acts. By J. Stirling Coyne, Esq. approximately 1868-1870 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 350

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper. Previous owner: J. Biddles.

 32 Almar, George The Evil Eye! : A melo-drama in two acts. By George Almar, Esq. approximately 1834-1852 Place of Publication:

London: 10 Middle Row, Holborn

 Publisher:

John Duncombe & Co.

 Series:

Duncombe's British Theatre, 77

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 32 Bernard, [William] Bayle The Evil Genius : An original comedy in three acts. By Bayle Bernard. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 East 14th St., Union Square

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 155

 Item Specific Details:

yellowish-orange wrapper

 32 Brooks, [Charles William] Shirley The Exposition : A Scandinavian sketch, containing as much irrelevant matter as possible, in one act. By Shirley Brooks. 1872 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 44

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 32 [Morton, John Maddison] Express! : A railway romance, in one compartment (adapted from the French). 1891 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 2000

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 32 [Falconer, Edmund] Extremes; or, Men of the Day : A comedy [in three acts.] approximately 1878-1879 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 616

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 32 Field, Kate Extremes Meet : A comedietta, by Kate Field, (...). The author is indebted to a French proverb for a suggestion of the plot. approximately 1887-1895 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1652

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 32 Buckingham, Leicester [Silk] Faces in the Fire : A comedy in three acts. By Leicester Buckingham. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

[French's Acting Edition], [973]

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 32 Walker, John The Factory Lad : A domestic drama in two acts. By John Walker. approximately 1876-1878 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 122

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 32 À Beckett, Arthur [William] Faded Flowers : A play in one act. By Arthur À Beckett. approximately 1900-1910 Place of Publication:

London: 26 Southampton Street, Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 2061

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 32 Planché, J[ames] R[obinson] Faint Heart Never Won Fair Lady : A comedy in one act. By J. R. Planché. approximately 1887-1895 Place of Publication:

New York: 28 West 23d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 48

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper. Incorrect series number "LXVIII" given on title page.

 33 Planché, J[ames] R[obinson] Faint Heart Never Won Fair Lady : A comedy in one act. By J. R. Planché. approximately 1857-1863 Place of Publication:

New York: No. 122 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 48

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper. Incorrect series number "LXVIII" given on title page. Previous owner: J. Biddles.

 33 Wooler, J[ohn] P[ratt] A Faint Heart Which Did Win a Fair Lady : A comedy in one act. By J. P. Wooler, Esq. 1863 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 847

 Item Specific Details:

green wrapper

 33 Wooler, J[ohn] P[ratt] A Faint Heart Which Did Win a Fair Lady : A comedy in one act. By J. P. Wooler, Esq. approximately 1873-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 847

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 33 Rae, Charles Marsham A Fair Encounter : A comedietta in one act (from the French). By Charles Marsham Rae (...) (Adapted from "Les Souliers de Bal" of M. Octave Gastineau, first played at the Theatre du Gymnase Dramatique, Paris, July 1868 by Madame Pasca and Mdlle. Massin.). approximately 1891-1895 Place of Publication:

New York: 28 West 23d Street

 Publisher:

T. H. French, Successor to Samuel French & Son, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 349

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 33 Planché, J[ames] R[obinson] The Fair One With the Golden Locks : An original extravaganza in one act, by J. R. Planché, Esq. 1872 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 274

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper. A Christmas extravaganza.

 33 Rowe, Nicholas Fair Penitent : A tragedy in five acts. By Nicholas Rowe, Esq. As performed at the New-York Theatre. From the prompt-book--by permission. 1805 Place of Publication:

New York: At the Dramatic Repository, Shakspeare-Gallery

 Publisher:

D. Longworth

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 33 Simpson, J[ohn] Palgrave A Fair Pretender : An original comic drama in two acts. By J. Palgrave Simpson. approximately 1873-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 989

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 33 Burnand, F[rancis] C[owley] Fair Rosamond; or, The Maze, The Maid, and The Monarch! : An entirely new, but historically true version of the ancient strange story. By F.C. Burnand, Esq. approximately 1862-1863 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 813

 Item Specific Details:

pink wrapper

 33 Langbridge, Frederick Fair Rosamond's Bower; or, The Monarch, The Maiden, The Maze, and the Mixture : An anti-historical burletta in one act. By Frederick Langbridge. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1256

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 33 Martin, John Fairly Hit and Fairly Missed : A farce in one act. By John Martin. approximately 1834-1852 Place of Publication:

London: 10 Middle Row, Holborn

 Publisher:

John Duncombe & Co.

 Series:

Duncombe's British Theatre, 340

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper

 33 Cheltnam, Charles Smith A Fairy's Father : An original dramatic sketch in one act. By Charles Smith Cheltnam. approximately 1862-1864 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bokseller [sic]

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 801

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 33 Payne, John Howard The Fall of Algiers : A comic opera in three acts. By John Howard Payne, Esq. approximately 1829-1830 Place of Publication:

London: 6 Brecknock Place, Camden Town

 Publisher:

John Cumberland

 Series:

Cumberland's British Theatre, 62

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper. Previous owner: J. Biddles. Contains extensive production notations.

 33 Soane, George The Falls of Clyde : A melodrama in two acts, by George Soane, A.B. approximately 1885-1887 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1894

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 33 Soane, George The Falls of Clyde : A melo-drama in two acts. By George Soane, A.B. June 1818 Place of Publication:

New York: At the Dramatic Repository, Shakspeare-Gallery

 Publisher:

D. Longworth

 Item Specific Details:

no publisher wrapper. Protective wrapper from previous owner: Ed Acker. Contains extrensive production notations.

 33 Lunn, Joseph False and Constant : A comedy in two acts. By Joseph Lunn. approximately 1878-1879 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 230

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 33 Fitzball, Edward False Colours; or, The Free Trader : A nautical drama in two acts. By Edward Fitzball, Esq. approximately 1878-1879 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1645

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 33 Kelly, Hugh False Delicacy : A comedy in five acts. By Hugh Kelly. As performed at the Drury-Lane and New-York Theatres. (From the prompt-book.) 1809 Place of Publication:

New York: At the Dramatic Repository, Shakspeare-Gallery

 Publisher:

D. Longworth

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 34 Marshall, F.A False Shame : Comedy in three acts. By F.A. Marshall. approximately 1885-1887 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1856

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 34 Matthison, Arthur A False Step : Dedicated to the true censor of the British stage--the British public. [title] The prohibited play, freely adapted from Les Lionnes Pauvres, by Arthur Matthison. approximately 1887? Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1694

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 34 Rae, Charles Marsham Fame : An original comedy in three acts. By Charles Marsham Rae. approximately 1877-1878 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1637

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 34 Oxenford, John A Family Failing : A farce in one act. By John Oxenford, Esq. approximately 1857-1872 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street, Up Stairs

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 34 [Lunn, Joseph] Family Jars : A musical farce in two acts. approximately 1887-1895 Place of Publication:

New York: 28 West 23d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French and Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 119

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 34 Stirling, E[dward] Family Pictures : A farce in one act. By Mr. E. Stirling. approximately 1873-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1579

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 34 Falconer, Edmund The Family Secret : A comedy in three acts. By Edmund Falconer, Esq. approximately 1873-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 700

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 34 Suter, W[illiam] E. Fan-Fan, The Tulip; or, A Soldier's Fortune : A drama in two acts. Adapted from the French of M. Paul Meurice, by W. E. Suter, Esq. approximately 1864-1865 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 974

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 34 Waldauer, Aug[ustus] Fanchon, The Cricket : A domestic drama in five acts, from a tale of Georges Sand. Translated from the German by Aug. Waldauer. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 334

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 34 Waldauer, Aug[ustus] Fanchon, The Cricket : A domestic drama in five acts, from a tale of Georges Sand. Translated from the German by Aug. Waldauer. approximately 1924-1936 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 334

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 34 Lumley, Ralph R. A Fancy Fair : An original comedietta, by Ralph R. Lumley. approximately 1892-1894 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 2028

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 34 O'Keeffe, John The Farmer : A musical farce in two acts. By John O'Keeffe, Esq. approximately 1829-1830 Place of Publication:

London: 6 Brecknock Place, Camden Town

 Publisher:

John Cumberland

 Series:

Cumberland's British Theatre, 195

 Item Specific Details:

brown wrapper

 34 Claridge, C.J. and Robert Soutar The Fast Coach : An original farce in one act. By Messrs. C.J. Claridge and Robert Soutar, Jun. approximately 1873-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1521

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 34 Webster, B[enjamin], Jun The Fast Family : A comedy in four acts. By B. Webster, Jun. approximately 1884-1890 Place of Publication:

New York: 9 Murray Street

 Publisher:

Harold Roorbach, Publisher

 Series:

The Acting Drama, 12

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper. Previous owner: Sarah Truax.

 34 McCloskey, James The Fatal Glass; or, The Curse of Drink : A drama in three acts. By James McCloskey. approximately 1887? Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1582

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 34 Fitzball, Edward Father and Son; or, The Rock of Charbonniere : A drama in two acts. By Edward Fitzball, Esq. approximately 1872-1878 Place of Publication:

New York: No. 122 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 193

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper

 34 Bernard, [William] Bayle Faust; or, The Fate of Margaret : A romantic play in four acts. (As performed ath the Theatre Royal, Drury-Lane.) Adapted from the poem of Goethe. With an introduction. By Bayle Bernard. approximately 1907-1910 Place of Publication:

London: 26 Southampton Street, Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1238

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 35 Soane, George Faustus : A romantic drama in three acts. By George Soane, A.B. approximately 1830-1842 Place of Publication:

London: 2 Cumberland Terrace, Camden, New Town

 Publisher:

John Cumberland

 Series:

Cumberland's British Theatre, 249

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 35 Milman, H[enry] H[art] Fazio; or, The Italian Wife : A tragedy in five acts. By the Rev. H.H. Milman. approximately 1899-1902 Place of Publication:

New York: 24 West 22d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 2

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 35 Selby, Charles Fearful Tragedy in the Seven Dials : A farcical interlude in one act. By Charles Selby, comedian. approximately 1885-1887 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 452

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 35 Suter, W[illiam] E. The Felon's Bond : A drama in three acts. by W.E. Suter. approximately 1876-1878 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1266

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 35 Jerome, Jerome K[lapka] Fennel : A new romantic play. From the French of Francois Coppee. By Jerome K. Jerome. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 351

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 35 Fetter Lane to Gravesend; or, A Dark Romance from the "Railway Library" approximately 1873-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 39

 Item Specific Details:

brown wrapper. The front cover lists the title of this play as "Railway Scare."

 35 White, James Feudal Times; or, The Court of James the Third : A Scottish historical play. By Rev. James White. 1847 Place of Publication:

New York: No. 2 Astor House

 Publisher:

William Taylor & Company

 Series:

[The Modern Standard Drama], [43]

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 35 Clapp, W[illia]m W[arland] La Fiammina : Founded upon a French play by Mario Uchard, by Wm. W. Clapp, Jr., Editor of "Boston Saturday Evening Gazette." approximately 1887-1895 Place of Publication:

New York: 28 West 23d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

[French's Standard Drama], [310]

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 35 Farren, Percy The Field of Forty Footsteps : A drama in three acts. By Percy Farren. approximately 1878-1879 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 236

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 35 Jerrold, Douglas [William] Fifteen Years of a Drunkard's Life : A melodrama in three acts. By Douglas Jerrold, Esq. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 347

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 35 Jerrold, Douglas [William] Fifteen Years of a Drunkard's Life : A melodrama in three acts. By Douglas Jerrold, Esq. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 347

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 35 Jerrold, Douglas [William] Fifteen Years of a Drunkard's Life : A melodrama in three acts. By Douglas Jerrold, Esq. approximately 1864-1872 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau St., Up Stairs

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 347

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper

 35 [Nelson, Carry] La Fille de Madame Angot : An opera bouffe, in three acts. Adapted from the French of MM. Clairville, Siraudin, and Konig. The music by Lecocq. approximately 1873-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1532

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 35 Byron, Henry J[ames] Fine Feathers : An original modern drama, in three acts and a prologue, by Henry J. Byron. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 East 14th St., Union Square

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 393

 Item Specific Details:

yellowish-orange wrapper

 35 Selby, Charles The Fire-Eater! : A farce in one act. By Charles Selby, comedian. approximately 1864-1865 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 52

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 35 Almar, George The Fire Raiser : A melo-drama in three acts. By George Almar, Esq. approximately 1830-1842 Place of Publication:

London: 2 Cumberland Terrace, Camden, New Town

 Publisher:

John Cumberland

 Series:

Cumberland's Minor Theatre, 75

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper. Previous owner: J. Biddles.

 35 Simpson, J[ohn] Palgrave First Affections : A comedietta in one act. By J. Palgrave Simpson, Esq. approximately 1860-1861 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 768

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 36 [Morton, John Maddison] First Come, First Served : Comedietta in one act. approximately 1890-1891 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1997

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 36 Jones, J[ohn] Wilton A First Experiment : A domestic comedietta in one act. By J. Wilton Jones. approximately 1883-1885 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1813

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 36 Rae, Charles Marsham First in the Field : A comedy in one act, (adapted from the French) by Charles Marsham Rae. approximately 1881-1883 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1770

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wapper

 36 Henry, Richard First Mate : A domestic drama in two acts. By Richard Henry. approximately 1889-1890 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1958

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 36 [Maddox, John Medex and Alfred Wigan] The First Night; or, A Peep Behind the Scenes : A comic drama in one act. approximately 1887-1895 Place of Publication:

New York: 28 West 23d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 205

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 36 Younge, A. The First of May : An original farce in one act, by Mr. A. Younge. First performed at the Theatre Royal, Sadler's Wells, on Friday, October 26th, 1849. approximately 1849-1855 Place of Publication:

London: 31 Bow Street, Covent Garden

 Publisher:

S. G. Fairbrother

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper

 36 Oxberry, W[illiam] H[enry] and L[ewis] Phillips The First of September; or, Cockney Sportsmen : An original farce in two acts. By W.H. Oxberry and L. Phillips. approximately 1841-1847 Place of Publication:

London: Brydges Street, Covent Garden

 Publisher:

W. Barth

 Series:

Barth's Universal Stage, [79]

 Item Specific Details:

blue wrapper

 36 Lunn, Joseph Fish Out of Water : A farce in one act. By Joseph Lunn. approximately 1873-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 226

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 36 Morton, John Maddison Fitzsmythe of Fitzsmythe Hall : A farce in one act, by John Maddison Morton, Esq. approximately 1878-1879 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 688

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 36 Walpole, Henry Five in One : A comic imitative piece, in one act. By Henry Walpole. The only edition extant correctly marked with the stage business, situations and directions as it is performed at Sadler's Wells and Surrey Theatres. approximately 1857-1872 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy

 Series:

Duncombe's British Theatre

 Item Specific Details:

brown wrapper. The title page of this is: Duncombe, 19 Little Queen Street, Holborn, but it is issued in wraps from Lacy, after he took over Duncombe's edition of plays.

 36 Oxenford, John Five Pounds Reward : A farce in one act. By John Oxenford. 1872 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 358

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 36 Brougham, John Flies in the Web : An original comedy in three acts. By John Brougham. approximately 1880 Place of Publication:

[London: 89 Strand]

 Publisher:

[Samuel French]

 Series:

[French's Acting Edition], [1021]

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper. The title page of this copy lists Thomas Hailes Lacy as the publisher, but there is a copyright date of 1880 on the reverse of the title page and reference to Samuel French as the agent for the play.

 36 [Fitz]ball, Edward The Floating Beacon; or, Norwegian Wreckers : A melo-drama, in two acts. By Edward Ball. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 East 14th St., Union Square

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, [178]

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper. The number of this play is given as 174 on the cover and title page, but it should be listed as 178.

 36 Buckstone, John Baldwin The Flowers of the Forest: A Gypsy Story : An original drama in three acts. Written by John Baldwin Buckstone, Esq. approximately 1857-1858 Place of Publication:

Boston: 128 Washington Street, Corner of Water St.

 Publisher:

William V. Spencer

 Series:

Spencer's Boston Theatre, 129

 Item Specific Details:

cream wrapper. Previous owner: Ed. Acker. Contains production notations.

 36 Buckstone, John Baldwin The Flowers of the Forest: A Gypsy Story : An original drama in three acts. Written by John Baldwin Buckstone, Esq. approximately 1910-1924 Place of Publication:

New York: 28-30 West 38th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 297

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 36 Troughton, Adolphus Charles The Fly and the Web : A comedy in two acts. By Adolphus Charles Troughton, Esq. approximately 1873-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1024

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 36 Fitzball, Edward The Flying Dutchman; or, The Phantom Ship : A nautical drama in two acts. By Edward Fitzball, Esq. approximately 1830-1842 Place of Publication:

London: 2 Cumberland Terrace, Camden, New Town

 Publisher:

John Cumberland

 Series:

Cumberland's Minor Theatre, 14

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper. Previous owner: J. Biddles.

 37 Fitzball, Edward The Flying Dutchman; or, The Phantom Ship : A nautical drama in two acts. By Edward Fitzball, Esq. approximately 1887-1895 Place of Publication:

New York: 28 West 23d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 109

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 37 Planché, J[ames] R[obinson] The Follies of a Night : A vaudeville comedy in two acts. By J. R. Planché. approximately 1899-1902 Place of Publication:

New York: 26 West 22d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 46

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 37 Byron, H[enry] J[ames] Fool and His Money : Comic drama in three acts. By H.J. Byron. approximately 1907-1910 Place of Publication:

London: 26 Southampton Street, Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1670

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 37 Grundy, Sydney A Fool's Paradise : An original play in three acts. By Sydney Grundy. 1898 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's International Copyrighted Edition of the Works of the Best Authors, 1

 Item Specific Details:

light green wrapper. Previous owner: William C. De Mille. Contains production notations.

 37 Taylor, Tom The Fool's Revenge : A drama in three acts. By Tom Taylor, Esq. approximately 1910-1924 Place of Publication:

New York: 28-30 West 38th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 330

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 37 Maltby, C[harles] A[lfred] For Better or Worse : A farce in one act. By C. A. Maltby. approximately 1899-1900 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1563

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 37 Pocock, I[saac] For England, Ho! : A melo-dramatic opera in two acts. By I. Pocock, Esq. approximately 1830-1842 Place of Publication:

London: 2 Cumberland Terrace, Camden, New Town

 Publisher:

John Cumberland

 Series:

Cumberland's British Theatre, 313

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 37 Young, Charles L[awrence] For Her Child's Sake : A dramatic episode in one act. By Sir Charles L. Young, Bart. approximately 1880-1881 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1760

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 37 Hazlewood, C[olin] H[enry] For Honor's Sake : An original romantic Irish drama in three acts. By C. H. Hazlewood. approximately 1907-1910 Place of Publication:

London: 26 Southampton Street, Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1611

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 37 Lefuse, M. For Lack of Evidence : A play for ladies in one act. By M. Lefuse. approximately 1907-1910 Place of Publication:

London: 26 Southampton Street, Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 2358

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 37 Thackeray, Thomas James The Force of Nature : A comedy in two acts. By Thomas James Thackerary. approximately 1875-1905 Place of Publication:

London: 313 Strand

 Publisher:

John Dicks

 Series:

Dicks' Standard Plays, 970

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 37 Holl, H[enry] The Forest Keeper : A drama in two acts. By H. Holl, Esq. 1860 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 658

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 37 The Forest of Bondy; or, The Dog of Montargis! : A melo drama in three acts. approximately 1834-1852 Place of Publication:

London: 10 Middle Row, Holborn

 Publisher:

John Duncombe & Co.

 Series:

Duncombe's British Theatre, 31

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 37 Merivale, Herman C[harles] and F[lorence] C[rauford] Forget-Me-Not : An original play in three acts. By Herman C. Merivale (...) and F.C. Grove. approximately 1880-1881 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1755

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 37 Stanton, Mabel Forgiven; or, Madeline Lafière : A comedy in three acts. By Mabel Stanton. approximately 1873-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 37 Allingham, J[ohn] T[ill] Fortune's Frolic : A farce in two acts, J. T. Allingham. approximately 1832-1847 Place of Publication:

London: 2 Cumberland Terrace, Camden, New Town

 Publisher:

John Cumberland

 Series:

Cumberland's British Theatre, 227

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper. Protective wrapper added by previous owner: J. Biddles. Contains minor production notations.

 37 Allingham, J[ohn] T[ill] Fortune's Frolic : A farce in one act. By J. T. Allingham. approximately 1896-1899 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edtiion, 900

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 38 Planché, J[ames] R[obinson] Fortunio, and His Seven Gifted Servants : A fairy extravaganza in two acts. Founded on the popular nursery tale by the Countess D'Anois, and dramatized by J. R. Planché, Esq. approximately 1862-1863 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 276

 Item Specific Details:

green wrapper

 38 Calvert, Charles The Christmas Pantomime Entitled The Forty Thieves : Produced under the direction of Mr. Charles Calvert, Christmas, 1872. 1872 Place of Publication:

Manchester

 Publisher:

Prince's Theatre, Manchester

 Item Specific Details:

greenish-blue wrapper. A Christmas extravaganza. A souvenir edition.

 38 Roberts, George Forty Winks : A comedietta in one act. From the French, by George Roberts, Esq. approximately 1862-1872 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy

 Series:

[Lacy's Acting Edition]

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 38 Wooler, [John] P[ratt] Founded on Facts : A farce in one act by I.P. Wooler, Esq. approximately 1878-1879 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 662

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 38 Dimond, William The Foundling of the Forest : A play in three acts. By William Dimond. approximately 1873-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 17

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 38 Dimond, William The Foundling of the Forest : A play in three acts, by William Dimond. 1842 Place of Publication:

London: 2 Cumberland Terrace, Camden, New Town

 Publisher:

John Cumberland

 Series:

Cumberland's British Theatre, 318

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper Protective wrapper added by the previous owner: J. Biddles.

 38 Mayhew, Augustus and Sutherland Edwards The Four Cousins : A comic drama in two acts. By Augustus Mayhew (...) and Sutherland Edwards. 1878 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1378

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 38 Bernard, [William] Bayle The Four Sisters : An original farce in one act, by Bayle Bernard. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 339

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 38 Philips, Austin and Edward Cecil The Fourth Man : An original comedy in one act by Austin Philips and Edward Cecil. Adapted from Austin Philips's short story of the same name. approximately 1916-1924 Place of Publication:

London: 26 Southampton Street, Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 2465

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 38 Hannan, Charles A Fragment : By Charles Hannan. 1895 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 2065

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 38 Selby, Charles Frank Fox Phipps, Esq. : A farce in one act. By Charles Selby, Esq. approximately 1873-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 1492

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 38 Selby, Charles Frederick of Prussia; or, The Monarch and The Mimic : A burletta in one act by Charles Selby, comedian. approximately 1876-1878 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 478

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 38 Selby, Charles Frederick of Prussia; or, The Monarch and The Mimic : A burletta in one act by Charles Selby, comedian. approximately 1837-1848 Place of Publication:

London: 10 Middle Row, Holborn

 Publisher:

John Duncombe & Co.

 Series:

Duncombe's British Theatre, 215

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper. Protective wrapper added by the previous owner: J. Biddles.

 38 Arnold, Samuel James Free and Easy : A musical farce in two acts, by Samuel James Arnold, Esq. approximately 1841-1842 Place of Publication:

London: 2 Cumberland Terrace, Camden, New Town

 Publisher:

John Cumberland & Son

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 38 Pemberton, T[homas] Edgar Freezing a Mother-in-Law; or, A Frightful Frost : A farce in one act, by T. Edgar Pemberton. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 351

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 38 Pemberton, T[homas] Edgar Freezing a Mother-in-Law; or, A Frightful Frost : A farce in one act, by T. Edgar Pemberton. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 351

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 38 Hay, Frederick French Exhibition; or, The Noodles in Paris : An original farce. By Frederick Hay, Esq. 1867 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 1117

 Item Specific Details:

blue wrapper

 39 Haines, J[ohn] T[homas] The French Spy; or, The Siege of Constantina : A military drama in three acts. Partly from the French. By J.T. Haines, Esq. approximately 1900-1910 Place of Publication:

New York: 24 West 22d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 153

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 39 Stafford, John Joseph The Frenchman in London; or, Where's My Daughter? : A burletta in two acts, as performed at the Surrey and other theatres. By John J. Stafford. approximately 1833-1837 Place of Publication:

London: 14 Chandos-Street, West Strand

 Publisher:

W. Kidd

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper

 39 Stafford, John Joseph The Frenchman in London; or, Where's My Daughter? : A burletta in two acts, as performed at the Surrey and other theatres. By John J. Stafford. approximately 1833-1837 Place of Publication:

London: 14 Chandos-Street, West Strand

 Publisher:

W. Kidd

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 39 Runchman, Frank A Friend in Deed : A comedietta in one act. By Frank Runchman. approximately 1899-1900 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 2109

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 39 Wigan, Horace Friends or Foes? : A comedy in four acts. Adapted and altered from the French by Horace Wigan. approximately 1862-1872 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 39 Wigan, Horace Friends or Foes? : A comedy in four acts. Adapted and altered from the French by Horace Wigan. approximately 1881-1883 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 805

 Item Specific Details:

orangish-brown wrapper

 39 Oxenford, John Der Freischutz : A grand romantic opera in four acts. The music by Carl Maria von Weber, the words by John Oxenford. 1866 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 1029

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 39 Morton, John Maddison From Village to Court : A comic drama in two acts. By John Maddison Morton. approximately 1887-1890 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 217

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 39 Meilhac, [Henri] and [Ludovic] Halévy Frou-Frou : A play in five acts. Adapted from the French of MM. Meilhac and Halévy. approximately 1872-1878 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

[French's Acting Edition], 1317

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper. Previous owner: Mason Mitchell.

 39 Williams, Arthur Funnibone's Fix : A farce in one act. By Arthur Williams, (comedian). approximately 1896-1899 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1757

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 39 Johnstone, J[ohn] B[eer] Gale Breezely; or, The Tale of a Tar : A drama in two acts. As performed at the London and American theatres. By J.B. Johnstone. approximately 1857-1863 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street, Up Stairs

 Publisher:

Samuel French

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 91

 Item Specific Details:

tan publisher wrapper. Protective wrapper added by previous owner: J. Biddles.

 39 Johnstone, J[ohn] B[eer] Gale Breezely; or, The Tale of a Tar : A drama in two acts. As performed at the London and American theatres. By J.B. Johnstone. approximately 1857-1863 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street, Up Stairs

 Publisher:

Samuel French

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 91

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper. Previous owner: J. Biddles

 39 Johnstone, J[ohn] B[eer] Gale Breezely; or, The Tale of a Tar : A drama in two acts. As performed at the London and American theatres. By J.B. Johnstone. approximately 1857-1863 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street, Up Stairs

 Publisher:

Samuel French

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 91

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper. Previous owner: J. Biddles

 39 Johnstone, J[ohn] B[eer] Gale Breezely; or, The Tale of a Tar : A drama in two acts. As performed at the London and American theatres. By J.B. Johnstone. approximately 1864-1870 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street, Up Stairs

 Publisher:

Samuel French

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 91

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper

 39 Morton, John Maddison A Game of Romps : A farce in one act. By John Maddison Morton. approximately 1899-1900 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 260

 Item Specific Details:

brownish wrapper

 39 Morton, John Maddison A Game of Romps : A farce in one act. By John Maddison Morton. c.1857-1872 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 39 Talfourd, Francis Ganem, the Slave of Love : An original extravaganza, from "The Arabian Nights' Entertainments." By Francis Talfourd. approximately 1863-1865 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 88

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 39 Byron, Henry James The Garibaldi "Excursionists" : An apropos sketch in one act. By Henry James Byron. 1860 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 719

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 40 Muskerry, William Garrick; or, Only an Actor : A comedy in three acts. Being an entirely original version of the French and German pieces founded on the same subject. By William Muskerry. 1887 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1921

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 40 Planché, J[ames] R[obinson] The Garrick Fever : A farce in one act, by J.R. Planché, Esq. approximately 1876-1878 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 321

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 40 Almar, George Gaspardo the Gondolier; or, The Three Banished Men of Milan! : A drama in three acts. By George Almar, Esq. approximately 1838-1848 Place of Publication:

London: 10 Middle Row, Holborn

 Publisher:

John Duncombe

 Series:

Duncombe's British Theatre, 238

 Item Specific Details:

no publisher wrapper. Protective wrapper added by previous owner: William J. LeMoyne.

 40 Denny, Ernest The Gentle Art of Shopping : Some sidelights on "The Sales." By Ernest Denny. approximately 1924-1936 Place of Publication:

London: 26 Southampton Street, Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

The Monologue Series, 33

 Item Specific Details:

deep red wrapper

 40 Gilbert, W[illiam] S[chwenck] The Gentleman in Black : An original musical legend in two acts. By W.S. Gilbert. approximately 1878-1879 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1320

 Item Specific Details:

cream wrapper

 40 Paull, H[arry] M[ajor] The Gentleman Whip : An original comedy in one act, by H.M. Paull. approximately 1894-1895 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 2057

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 40 McEvoy, Charles Gentlemen of the Road : A play in one act. Charles McEvoy. approximately 1923-1924 Place of Publication:

London: 32 Great Portland Street, W.

 Publisher:

Joseph Williams, Limited

 Item Specific Details:

grey wrapper

 40 Byron, Henry J[ames] George de Barnwell : A burlesque pantomime opening. By Henry J. Byron. approximately 1862-1863 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 842

 Item Specific Details:

green wrapper. A Christmas extravaganza.

 40 Lillo, [George] George Barnwell : A tragedy in five acts. By Lillo. approximately 1910-1924 Place of Publication:

New York: 28-30 West 38th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 88

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 40 Lillo, George George Barnwell : A tragedy in five acts. By George Lillo. 1807 Place of Publication:

New York: At the Dramatic Repository, Shakspeare-Gallery

 Publisher:

D. Longworth

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 40 Jerrold, Douglas [William] Gertrude's Cherries; or, Waterloo in 1835 : A comedy in two acts. By Douglas Jerrold. approximately 1869-1872 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 1316

 Item Specific Details:

brownish-tan wrapper. This copy has an extra front cover added into the library binder for the play of "Gertrude's Money Box."

 40 Lemon, Harry Gertrude's Money Box : An original serio-comic piece in one act. By Harry Lemon. approximately 1869-1872 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy

 Series:

[Lacy's Acting Edition], 1237

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 40 Young, C[harles] L[awrence] Gilded Youth : A drama in four acts. By Sir C.L. Young, Bart. approximately 1876-1878 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1481

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 40 Young, C[harles] L[awrence] Gilded Youth : A drama in four acts. By Sir C.L. Young, Bart. approximately 1876-1878 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

[French's Acting Edition], [1481]

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 40 Barrymore, William Gilderoy; or, The Bonnie Boy : A romantic drama in two acts, by William Barrymore, Esq. approximately 1841-1842 Place of Publication:

London: 2 Cumberland Terrace, Camden, New Town

 Publisher:

John Cumberland & Son

 Item Specific Details:

no publisher wrapper. Protective wrapper added by previous owner: J. Biddles. Contains extensive production notations.

 40 Murray, W[illiam] H[enry] Gilderoy : A drama in two acts. By W.H. Murray. approximately 1904-1906 Place of Publication:

London: 26 Southampton Street, Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French.Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 130

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 40 Moncrieff, W[illiam] T[homas] Giovanni in London; or, The Libertine Reclaimed : An operatic extravaganza in two acts. By W.T. Moncrieff, Esq. approximately 1829-1830 Place of Publication:

London: 6 Brecknock Place, Camden Town

 Publisher:

John Cumberland

 Series:

Cumberland's British Theatre, 117

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper. Protective wrapper added by previous owner: J. Biddles.

 41 Moncrieff, W[illiam] T[homas] Giovanni in London; or, The Libertine Reclaimed : An operatic extravaganza in two acts. By W.T. Moncrieff, Esq. approximately 1829-1830 Place of Publication:

London: 6 Brecknock Place, Camden Town

 Publisher:

John Cumberland

 Series:

Cumberland's British Theatre, 117

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper. Protective wrapper added by previous owner: J. Biddles.

 41 Moncrieff, W[illiam] T[homas] Gipsey Jack; or, The Napoleon of Humble Life : An extravaganza in six divisions, by W.T. Moncrieff, Esq. approximately 1830-1842 Place of Publication:

London: 2 Cumberland Terrace, Camden, New Town

 Publisher:

John Cumberland

 Series:

Cumberland's Minor Theatre, 73

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 41 Johnstone, J[ohn] B[eer] The Gipsy Farmer; or, Jack and Jack's Brother : An original drama in two acts. By J.B. Johnstone, comedian. approximately 1872-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 534

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper, back cover missing

 41 Webster, Benjamin Giralda; or, The Miller's Wife : A comic drama in three acts. By Benjamin Webster, Esq. approximately 1864-1872 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street, Up Stairs

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 287

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 41 Webster, Benjamin Giralda; or, The Miller's Wife : A comic drama in three acts. By Benjamin Webster, Esq. approximately 1864-1872 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street, Up Stairs

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 287

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper. Previous owner: John Dillon.

 41 Webster, Benjamin Giralda; or, The Miller's Wife : A comic drama in three acts. By Benjamin Webster, Esq. approximately 1887-1895 Place of Publication:

New York: 28 West 23d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 287

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 41 Rose, Edward A Girl Graduate : A 'varsity idyll. By Edward Rose. approximately 1896-1899 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1935

 Item Specific Details:

orangish-brown wrapper

 41 Byron, Henry J[ames] Giselle; or, The Sirens of Lotus Lake : A fanciful, comical, musical legend. By Henry J. Byron. 1871 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 1382

 Item Specific Details:

green wrapper. The front cover lists the title as "Little Giselle" but the "Little" is dropped on the title page.

 41 Griffin, Gerald Gisippus; or, The Forgotten Friend : A play in five acts. By Gerald Griffin, Esq. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 East 14th St., Union Square

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 69

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 41 Wilson, J[ohn] Crawford The Gitanilla; or, The Children of the Zincali : A drama in three acts. By J. Crawford Wilson, Esq. approximately 1860-1861 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 713

 Item Specific Details:

orangish-brown wrapper

 41 Suter, W[illiam] E. A Glass of Water : "Great events from trifling causes spring" or, a comedy in two acts. Freely adapted from the "Verre d'Eau" of Eugene Scribe, by W.E. Suter. approximately 1863-1872 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy

 Series:

[Lacy's Acting Edition], [1181]

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 41 Dilley, Joseph J. A Glimpse of Paradise : Farcical comedy in three acts. By Joseph J. Dilley. approximately 1896-1899 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1942

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 41 À Beckett, Gilbert [Arthur] Glitter : An original comedy in two acts. By Gilbert À Beckett, Esq. approximately 1873-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1244

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 41 Morton, Thomas Go to bed Tom : A farce in one act. By Thomas Morton. approximately 1853-1857 Place of Publication:

New York: No. 18 Ann Street

 Publisher:

William Taylor & Co.

 Series:

The Minor Drama, 51

 Item Specific Details:

brownish-tan wrapper. The title on the front cover breaks the title up as "Go To Bed" and the listing of the play on the wrapper gives it as "Go-To Bed," but the title page and running titles use "Gotobed"

 41 Lemon, Harry Go to Putney; or, A Story of the Boat Race : An original farce in one act. By Harry Lemon, Esq. approximately 1887-1895 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1200

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 41 [Hale, William Palmer and Francis Talfourd] Godiva; or, Ye Ladye of Coventrie and Ye Exyle Fayrie : A burlesque historic fancy in one act. By the authors of "The Princesses in the Tower." approximately 1851-1857 Place of Publication:

London: Wellington Street, Strand

 Publisher:

Hailes Lacy

 Series:

[Lacy's Acting Edition], [56]

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 42 [Hale, William Palmer and Francis Talfourd] Godiva; or, Ye Ladye of Coventrie and Ye Exyle Fayrie : A burlesque historic fancy in one act. By the authors of "The Princesses in the Tower." 1872 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 56

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 42 Taylor, Tom Going to the Bad : An original comedy in two acts. By Tom Taylor, Esq. approximately 1868-1869 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 541

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 42 Hazlewood, C[olin] H[enry] Going to Chobham; or, The Petticoat Captains : A farce in one act. By C.H. Hazlewood, comedian. approximately 1860-1862 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 161

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 42 Morton, John Maddison Going to the Derby : An original farce in one act. By John Maddison Morton. 1863 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 544

 Item Specific Details:

green wrapper

 42 Morton, John Maddison Going to the Derby! : An original farce in one act. approximately 1848-1854 Place of Publication:

London: 17 Holborn Bars

 Publisher:

Duncombe and Moon

 Series:

[Duncombe's British Theatre?]

 Item Specific Details:

no publisher wrapper, but there is a protective wrapper from a previous owner

 42 Brough, William and Andrew Halliday Going to the Dogs! : An entirely original farce in one act. By William Brough and Andrew Halliday. approximately 1865-1872 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 42 Reade, Charles Gold! : A drama in five acts. By Charles Reade. approximately 1876-1878 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 42 Matthews, Brander and Geo[rge] H[enry] A Gold Mine : A play in three acts by Brander Matthews and Geo. H. Jessop. approximately 1908-1910 Place of Publication:

New York: 24 West 22d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's International Copyrighted Edition of the Works of the Best Authors, 149

 Item Specific Details:

light green wrapper

42 Jerrold, Douglas [William] The Golden Calf : A comedy in three acts. By Douglas Jerrold. approximately 1875-1878 Place of Publication:

London: 313 Strand

 Publisher:

John Dicks

 Series:

Dick's Standard Plays, 529

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 42 Webster, Benjamin The Golden Farmer; or, Jemmy Twitcher in England : A domestic drama in two acts. By Benjamin Webster, commedian [sic]. approximately 1870-1872 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street, Up Stairs

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 8

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper

 42 [Webster, Benjamin] The Golden Farmer; [or, Jemmy Twitcher in England] : [A domestic drama in three acts. By Benjamin Webster, comedian] approximately 1853-1857 Place of Publication:

[New York: 18 Ann Street]

 Publisher:

[William Taylor & Co.]

 Series:

The Minor Drama, 8

 Item Specific Details:

no publisher wrapper. Has a protective wrapper added by previous owner: Ed. W. Acker. Because Acker has pasted part of an advertising broadside over the title page, the publisher information is extrapolated from what I can glean from back-lighting the page. Contains production notations.

 42 Phillips, Watts A Golden Fetter : An original drama in three acts. By Watts Phillips, Esq. approximately 1873-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1245

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 42 Planché, J[ames] R[obinson] The Golden Fleece; or Jason in Colchis and Medea in Corinth : A classical extravaganza in two parts, by J.R. Planché, Esq. approximately 1872-1878 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

[French's Acting Edition], [289]

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 42 Buckstone, J[ohn] B[aldwin] Good For Nothing : A comic drama in one act. By J.B. Buckstone, Esq. approximately 1924- 1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 204

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 42 [Oxenford, John, translator?] A Good Little Wife : A comedy in one act. Translated and adapted from "Un Caprice" by Alfred de Musset. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

[French's Acting Edition], [289]

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 42 Goldsmith, Oliver The Good-Natured Man : A comedy in five acts. By Oliver Goldsmith, M.B. approximately 1872-1878 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 42 Goldsmith, Oliver The Good-Natured Man : A comedy in five acts. By Oliver Goldsmith, M.B. approximately 1904-1906 Place of Publication:

London: 26 Southampton Street, Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 629

 Item Specific Details:

orangish-brown wrapper

 43 Good Night, Signor Pantaloon : A comic opera in one act. Adapted from the French. Music by Grisar. approximately 1866-1867 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 1085

 Item Specific Details:

blue wrapper

 43 Gore, [Catherine Grace Frances (Moody)] A Good Night's Rest : A farce in one act. By Mrs. Charles Gore. approximately 1910-1924 Place of Publication:

New York: 28-30 West 38th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 318

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 43 Bridgeman, [John] V[ipon] A Good Run For It : A farce in one act. By I.V. Bridgeman. approximately 1873-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 198

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 43 Planché, J[ames] R[obinson] The Good Woman in the Wood : A new and original fairy extravaganza in two acts. Founded on Mademoiselle De La Force's fairy tale "La Bonne Femme." By J.R. Planché. approximately 1860-1863 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 125

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 43 Mayhew, Augustus and Sutherland Edwards The Goose With the Golden Eggs : A farce in one act. By Augustus Mayhew and Sutherland Edwards. approximately 1867-1869 Place of Publication:

New York: No. 13 Frankfort Street

 Publisher:

Robert M. De Witt, Publisher

 Series:

De Witt's Acting Plays, 30

 Item Specific Details:

yellowish-tan wrapper

 43 [Keating, Eliza H.] The Grand Christmas Pantomime Entitled Gosling the Great and Harlequin Prince Blue Bell; or, Baa-Baa-Black Sheep, Little Bo-Peep, and the Fairy of Spring! 1860 Place of Publication:

Birmingham: 102 Newhall Street

 Publisher:

the Steam-Press Printing Office

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper. A Christmas extravaganza. A souvenir edition.

 43 Mildenhall, Thomas The Governor's Wife : A comedy in two acts, by Thomas Mildenhall approximately 1904-1906 Place of Publication:

London: 26 Southampton Street, Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 454

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 43 Stirling, Edward Grace Darling, or, The Wreck at Sea : A drama in two acts. By Edward Stirling, Esq. approximately 1873-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1548

 Item Specific Details:

brownish-tan wrapper

 43 Holl, Henry Grace Huntley : A domestic drama in three acts. By Henry Holl, Esq. approximately 1878-1879 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1224

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 43 Planché, J[ames] R[obinson] Graciosa and Percinet : A fairy extravaganza in one act. Founded on the popular nursery tale by the Countess D'Aulnoy. By J.R. Planché. 1869 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 290

 Item Specific Details:

blue wrapper

 43 Lemon, Mark Grandfather Whitehead : An original drama in two acts. By Mark Lemon, Esq. As played at the Park Theatre. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 East 14th St., Union Square

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 10

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper

 43 Lemon, Mark Grandfather Whitehead : An original drama in two acts. By Mark Lemon, Esq. As played at the Park Theatre. approximately 1853-1857 Place of Publication:

New York: 18 Ann Street

 Publisher:

Wm. Taylor & Co.

 Series:

The Modern Standard Drama, 10

 Item Specific Details:

brown wrapper. Previous owner: J. Biddles.

 43 Pemberton, T[homas] Edgar A Grateful Father : A farce in one act, by T. Edgar Pemberton. approximately 1878-1879 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1679

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 43 Le Ros, Christian The Great Gun Trick : A magical squib in one act. By Christian Le Ros. approximately 1872-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 366

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 43 Brougham, John The Great Tragic Revival : A new and undoubtedly original contemporaneous dramatic absurdity in one act and several tableaux. By John Brougham, comedian. As performed at Burton's Theatre. approximately 1872-1878 Place of Publication:

New York: No. 122 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 154

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper

 43 Fitzball, Edward The Greek Slave; or, The Spectre Gambler : An original drama in two acts. By Edward Fitzball, Esq. 1878 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 9

 Item Specific Details:

tannish-yellow wrapper

 43 Buckstone, John Baldwin The Green Bushes; or, A Hundred Years Ago : An original drama in three acts. Written by John Baldwin Buckstone, Esq. approximately 1910-1924 Place of Publication:

New York: 28-30 West 38th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 296

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 43 Buckstone, John Baldwin The Green Bushes; or, A Hundred Years Ago : An original drama in three acts. Written by John Baldwin Buckstone, Esq. approximately 1864-1872 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street, Up Stairs

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 296

 Item Specific Details:

yellowish-orange wrapper. Previous owner: Ed W. Acker. Contains production notations.

 44 Planché, J[ames] R[obinson] The Green-Eyed Monster : A farce in two acts. By J.R. Planché. approximately 1826-1829 Place of Publication:

London: 19 Ludgate Hill

 Publisher:

John Cumberland

 Series:

[Cumberland's British Theatre], 143

 Item Specific Details:

no publisher wrapper, but there is a protective wrapper from a previous owner: Wm. J. Lemoyne. It has been prepared as a prompt book.

 44 Jones, Richard The Green Man : A comedy in three acts. From the French of MM. D'Aubigny et Poujol. By Richard Jones. First performed at the Theatre Royal, Haymarket, Saturday, August 15th, 1818. approximately 1875-1878 Place of Publication:

London: 313 Strand

 Publisher:

John Dicks

 Series:

Dicks' Standard Plays, 958

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 44 Reece, R[obert] Green Old Age : An original musical improbability in one act. Written by R.Reece. approximately 1874-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1535

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 44 Morton, John Maddison Grimshaw, Bagshaw, and Bradshaw : A farce in one act. by John Maddison Morton. approximately 1864-1872 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street, Up Stairs

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 42

 Item Specific Details:

orangish-yellow wrapper. Previous owner: John Dillon. Contains production notations.

 44 Planché, J[ames] R[obinson] Grist to the Mill : A comic drama in two acts. By J.R. Planché, Esq. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 East 14th St., Union Square

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 264

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 44 Planché, J[ames] R[obinson] Grist to the Mill : A comic drama in two acts. By J.R. Planché, Esq. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 East 14th St., Union Square

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

[French's Standard Drama], [264]

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 44 Brooks, [Charles William] Shirley The Guardian Angel : A farce in one act. By Shirley Brooks. approximately 1873-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 67

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 44 Hallward, Cyril The Guinea Stamp : Comedietta in one act. By Cyril Hallward. approximately 1896-1899 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 2090

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 44 Emson, Frank E. The Gunpowder Plot : An historical melodrama. By Frank E. Emson. 1874 Place of Publication:

London: Stationers' Hall Court

 Publisher:

Simpkin, Marshall, and Co.

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 44 Milner, H[enry] M. Gustavus the Third; or, The Masked Ball! : An historical drama in three acts. By H.M. Milner, Esq. approximately 1833-1834 Place of Publication:

London: 9 Middle Row, Holborn

 Publisher:

J. Duncombe & Co.

 Series:

[Duncombe's British Theatre], [99]

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 44 Honner, R[obert] Dialogue, &c. in the New Romantic, Heroical, Legendary, Comic Christmas Pantomime, Called Guy, Earl of Warwick; or, Harlequin and the Dun Cow. : Performed for the first time, at the Theatre Royal, Covent Garden, on Monday, December 27th, 1841. The overture and the whole of the music composed and selected by Mr. R. Hughes. The scenery by Mr. Grieve, Mr. T. Grieve, and Mr. W. Grieve. The dresses (a 1842 Place of Publication:

London: "Garrick" Press, 31 Bow Street, Covent Garden

 Publisher:

S.G. Fairbrother

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper. A Christmas extravaganza. A souvenir edition.

 44 McFarren, George Guy Faux; or, The Gunpowder Conspiracy : A melo-drama in two acts. by George McFarren. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 44 Reeve, Wybert Guy Faux; or, The Amazonian Queen, and the Fairies of the Water Lilies : Theatre Royal, Sheffield, December 24th, 1860. Adapted for the Sheffield Theatre, with new parodies, &c. by Mr. Wybert Reeve. The music arranged by Mr. J.W. allwood. The scenery by Mr. W. Ramsden & Mr. Rogers. The properties, masks, &c., by Mr. Jones & as 1860 Place of Publication:

Sheffield: Telegraph Office, High Street

 Publisher:

J. Pearce, Jun.

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper. A Christmas extravaganza. A souvenir edition.

 44 Terry, Daniel Guy Mannering; or, The Gipsey's Prophecy : A musical play in three acts. By Daniel Terry. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 77

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 44 Lemon, Mark Gwynneth Vaughan : A drama in two acts. By Mark Lemon, Esq. approximately 1859-1860 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 435

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 44 Wilks, Thomas Egerton Halvei the Unknown : An original drama in three acts. By Thomas Egerton Wilks. approximately 1859-1860 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 630

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper. Previous owners: J. E. Warner and also of a "Benway."

 44 Shakespeare, William Hamlet : A tragedy in five acts. By William Shakespeare. The stage edition. approximately 1924-1936 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 18

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 44 Shakespeare, William Hamlet : A tragedy in five acts. By William Shakespeare. The stage edition. approximately 1924-1936 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 18

 Item Specific Details:

no publisher wrapper, but a protective paper wrapper added, probably by the library

 45 Shakespeare, William Shakespeare's Tragedy of Hamlet : The prompt-book. Edited by William Winter. As presented by Edwin Booth. 1925 Place of Publication:

Philadelphia: 1617 Latimer St.

 Publisher:

The Penn Play Company

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 45 Mrs. [Elizabeth (St. George)] Planché A Handsome Husband : A comic drama in one act. By Mrs. Planché. approximately 1887-1890 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 157

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 45 Fitzball, Edward Hans Von Stein; or, The Robber Knight : A melo drama in two acts. By Edward Fitzball, Esq. approximately 1873-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1552

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 45 Buckstone, J[ohn] B[aldwin] The Happiest Day of My Life : A farcical comedy in two acts. By J.B. Buckstone. First performed at the Theatre Royal, Haymarket, July 29, 1829. approximately 1875-1878 Place of Publication:

London: 313 Strand

 Publisher:

John Dicks

 Series:

Dicks' Standard Plays, 844

 Item Specific Details:

tannish-orange wrapper

 45 Bernard, William Bayle The Happiest Man Alive : A petite comedy in one act. By William Bayle Bernard. approximately 1873-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 285

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 45 Pemberton, T[homas] Edgar Happy-Go-Lucky : A play in three acts. By T. Edgar Pemperton. approximately 1892-1894 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 2014

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 45 Tomline, F. [pseud. for William Schwenck Gilbert] and Gilbert [Arthur] A’Beckett The Happy Land : A burlesque version of "The Wicked World." By F. Tomline and Gilbert À Beckett. "The Suppressed Edition." approximately 1873-1878 Place of Publication:

New York: No. 122 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 331

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper

 45 Lover, S[amuel] The Happy Man : An extravaganza in one act. By S. Lover, Esq. 1856 Place of Publication:

Boston: 128 Washington Street, corner of Water St.

 Publisher:

William V. Spencer

 Series:

Spencer's Boston Theatre, 43

 Item Specific Details:

cream-colored wrapper

 45 Lover, S[amuel] The Happy Man : An extravaganza in one act. By S. Lover, Esq. 1856 Place of Publication:

Boston: 128 Washington Street, corner of Water

 Publisher:

William V. Spencer

 Series:

[Spencer's Boston Theatre], [43]

 Item Specific Details:

no publisher wrapper. Protective wrapper from a previous owner: Wm. J. Lemoyne.

45 Pemberton, T[homas] Edgar A Happy Medium : A farce in one act; by T. Edgar Pemberton. approximately 1878-1879 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1680

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 45 Theyre-Smith, S[penser] A Happy Pair : An original comedietta in one act. By S. Theyre Smith. approximately 1924-1936 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 335

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 45 Theyre-Smith, S[penser] A Happy Pair : An original comedietta in one act. By S. Theyre Smith. approximately 1887-1896 Place of Publication:

New York: 28 West 23d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 335

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper. Previous owner: Sarah Truax. First of three copies of this play bound in the same pamphlet binder.

 45 Theyre-Smith, S[penser] A Happy Pair : An original comedietta in one act. By S. Theyre Smith. approximately 1899-1902 Place of Publication:

New York: 24 West 22d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 335

 Item Specific Details:

brownish-orange wrapper. Second of three copies of this play bound in the same pamphlet binder.

 45 Theyre-Smith, S[penser] A Happy Pair : An original comedietta in one act. By S. Theyre Smith. approximately 1899-1902 Place of Publication:

New York: 24 West 22d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 335

 Item Specific Details:

brownish-orange wrapper. Third of three copies of this play bound in the same pamphlet binder.

 45 Theyre-Smith, S[penser] A Happy Pair : An original comedietta in one act. By S. Theyre Smith. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 335

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 45 Law, Arthur The Happy Return : An original comedietta in one act. By Arthur Law. approximately 1885-1887 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1888

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 45 Marston, [John] Westland A Hard Struggle : A domestic drama in one act. Written by Westland Marston, Esq. approximately 1887-1895 Place of Publication:

New York: 28 West 23d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

[French's Standard Drama], [311]

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 45 [Lee, Nelson] Harlequin Alfred the Great! or, The Magic Banjo and the Mystic Raven! : A new and original grand historical Christmas Pantomime. By the author of "Bluff King Hal." approximately 1870-1872 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 33

 Item Specific Details:

green wrapper. A Christmas extravaganza.

 45 Frost, Francesco Harlequin and Friar Bacon; or, Great Grim John of Gaunt, and the Enchanted Lance of Robin Goodfellow : An entirely new and original grotesque, burlesque, poetic, pictorial, spectacular, historical, dramatic and hippo-dramatic, grand comic Christmas pantomime. By Francesco Frost. 1863 Place of Publication:

London: 19 Peter's Hill, St. Paul's

 Publisher:

The Music-Publishing Company

 Item Specific Details:

aqua wrapper. A Christmas extravaganza. A souvenir edition.

 46 Younge, H[enry] The Songs, Chorusses, Dialogue, &c. in the New Grand Historical, Comic Christmas Pantomime, Called Harlequin and George Barnwell; or, The London 'Prentice : Performed for the first time on Monday, Dec. 26, 1836. The overture and music composed by Mr. Blewitt. The tricks, changes, mechanical transformations, and decorations, by Mr. W. Bradwell. The machinery by Mr. Sloman. The dresses by Mr. Head and Mrs. Bald 1836 Place of Publication:

London: at His Theatrical Agency Office, 22 Great Russell Street, Covent Garden

 Publisher:

W. Kenneth

 Item Specific Details:

cream-colored wrapper. A Christmas extravaganza. A souvenir edition.

 46 [Lee, Nelson] Harlequin and Good Queen Bess; or, Merrie England in the Olden Time : A grand historical! metaphorical!! allegorical!!! and diabolical!!!! pantomime, performed for the first time, on Wednesday, 26th December 1849, at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. Written by the author of "Bluff King Hal." The scenery painted by Messrs. Bru 1849 Place of Publication:

[London: 126 Bisthopsgate Street, Cornhill]

 Publisher:

[J. and D.A. Darling]

 Item Specific Details:

This is a preservation photocopy of the original. The original was likely a souvenir edition.. A Christmas extravaganza.

 46 Fitzball, E[dward] Harlequin and Humpty Dumpty; or, Robbin de Bobbin, and the First Lord Mayor of Lun'on : A grand historical pantomime. by E. Fitzball, Esq. (...) First performed at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, December 26th, 1850, Lessee and Manager, Mr. James Anderson. 1850 Place of Publication:

London: 31 Bow Street, Covent Garden

 Publisher:

S.G. Fairbrother

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper. A Christmas extravaganza. A souvenir edition.

 46 Dibdin, Thomas Harlequin and Mother Goose; or, The Golden Egg! : A comic pantomime. By Thomas Dibdin. approximately 1887-1895 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 800

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper. A Christmas extravaganza.

 46 [Lee, Nelson] Harlequin and O'Donoghue; or, The White Horse of Killarney : An entirely new and original, grand historical, equestrian Christmas pantomime. By the author of "Bluff King Hal." approximately 1876-1878 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 34

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper. A Christmas extravaganza.

 46 [Lee, Nelson] Harlequin and O'Donoghue; or, The White Horse of Killarney : An entirely new and original, grand historical, equestrian Christmas pantomime. By the author of "Bluff King Hal." approximately 1850-1857 Place of Publication:

London: Wellington Street, Strand

 Publisher:

Hailes Lacy

 Series:

[Lacy's Acting Edition], [34]

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper. A Christmas extravaganza.

 46 Johnstone, J[ohn] B[eer] New Comic Pantomime Entitled Harlequin and Robin Redbreast; or, Prince Cock Sparrow : By J.B. Johnstone, Esq. First produced at the Queen's Theatre, Manchester, on Saturday, December 24th, 1859. The new and splendid scenery in the opening, by Mr. W. Rowe. The comic scenes, by Mr. Buckley. The machinery and mechanical effects, by Messrs Jon 1859 Item Specific Details:

cream-colored wrapper. A Christmas extravaganza. A souvenir edition.

 46 Buckstone, J[ohn] B[aldwin] The Grand Local Comic Christmas Pantomime, Founded on a Lancashire Legend, and Illustrated by Local Scenery, Called Harlequin and the Childe of Hale; or, The King of the Red Noses & The Liver Queen : With new scenery, machinery, dresses, properties, tricks & transformations. The opening and story of the pantomime was written and invented by J. B. Buckstone, Esq. approximately 1863-1864 Place of Publication:

Liverpool: 17 Lord Street

 Publisher:

T. Davies, Printer

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper. A Christmas extravaganza. A souvenir edition.

 46 [Croker, Thomas Crofton] Harlequin and the Eagle; or, The Man in the Moon and His Wife : As acted at the Adelphi Theatre, Christmas, 1826. 1826 Place of Publication:

London: One Bell Yard, New Church, Strand

 Publisher:

C. Smith

 Item Specific Details:

no publisher wrapper, but has a protective wrapper added by a later owner. A Christmas extravaganza. A souvenir edition.

 46 Burnand, F[rancis] C[owley] Harlequin, and the White Fawn; or, The Loves of the Little Prince & Princess, Buttercup and Daisy. The Spiteful Fairy God-Mother and The Good Queen of the Lake of Brilliants : By F.C. Burnand, Esq. Produced under the immediate direction of Mr. W. Sidney. approximately 1871-1872 Item Specific Details:

blue wrapper. A Christmas extravaganza. A souvenir edition.

 46 [Blanchard, Edward Litt Laman] Harlequin and the World of Flowers; or, The Fairy of the Rose and the Sprite of the Silver Star 1852 Place of Publication:

London: 5 Shoe Lane and Petersborough Court, Fleet Street

 Publisher:

John K. Chapman & Company

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper. A Christmas extravaganza. A souvenir edition.

 46 Lee, Nelson, the Younger Mr. Nelson Lee's Guide to the 215th Comic Pantomime, Entitled Harlequin Blackbeard; or, Dame Trot and Her Comical Cat. : The songs, duets, trios, &c. by Nelson Lee, the Younger. Produced on Monday evening, December 19, 1864. 1864 Place of Publication:

Liverpool: Byrom Street

 Publisher:

W. M'Call, Printer

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper. A Christmas extravaganza. A souvenir edition.

 46 [Blanchard, Edward Litt Laman] Harlequin Bluecap and the King of the Golden Waters; or, the Three Kingdoms: Animal, Vegetable, and Mineral : First produced at the Royal Surrey Theatre, under the management of Messrs. Shepherd and Creswick, Dec. 26, 1851. 1851 Place of Publication:

London: 5 Shoe Lane and Petersborough Court, Fleet Street

 Publisher:

John K. Chapman & Company

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper. A Christmas extravaganza. A souvenir edition.

 46 [Cheatham, Francis G.] A New Grand Christmas Pantomime, Entitled Harlequin Cherry & Fair Star; or, The Singing Apple, The Dancing Water, and The Fairy of the Enchanted Wood : As performed at the Royal Adelphi Theatre, Christian-St., Islington, Liverpool, Evening, commencing Dec. 26, 1859. 1859 Place of Publication:

Liverpool: Cartwright Place, Byrom Street

 Publisher:

W. M'Call, Printer

 Item Specific Details:

cream wrapper. A Christmas extravaganza. A souvenir edition.

 46 [Johnstone, John Beer] Harlequin Green Beetle; or, The Three Princesses of Pumpkin : A grand comic Christmas pantomime, performed at the Queen's Theatre, Manchester, 1858-9. 1858 Place of Publication:

Manchester

 Publisher:

J.B. Normanton, Printer

 Item Specific Details:

blue protective wrapper. A Christmas extravaganza. A souvenir edition.

 46 Blanchard, E[dward] L[itt Laman] Harlequin Hudibras! or, Old Dame Durden, and the Droll Days of the Merry Monarch : A new grand poetical, historical, operatical, dramatical,anachronismatical, tragical, comical, pastoral, Christmas pantomime. By E.L. Blanchard. 1872 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 122

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 46 The Grand Christmas Pantomime Entitled Harlequin Puss in Boots! : Produced at the Theatre Royal, Birmingham, on Wednesday Dec. 24th, 1862 approximately 1862 Item Specific Details:

cream wrapper. A Christmas extravaganza. A souvenir edition.

 46 Jones, Henry A[rthur] Harmony : A domestic drama in one act. By Henry A. Jones. approximately 1896-1899 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1779

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 46 Selby, Charles Harold Hawk; or, The Convict's Vengeance : An original domestic drama in two acts. By Charles Selby, comedian. approximately 1885-1887 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 559

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 46 Parry, Tom The Harvest Home : An original drama in three acts. By Tom Parry. approximately 1899-1900 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1833

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 47 Calvert, Cayley Have You Got That Ten Pound Note? : Written by Cayley Calvert. approximately 1899-1900 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 2188

 Item Specific Details:

orangish-tan wrapper

 47 Jerrold, Douglas [William] The Hazard of the Die : A tragic drama in two acts, by Douglas Jerrold. As performed at Drury Lane Theatre. approximately 1883-1885 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1809

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 47 Kimpton, F. He "Lies Like Truth" : A farce in one act. Adapted from "Le Menteur Veridique" by F. Kimpton. approximately 1867-1872 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy

 Series:

[Lacy's Acting Edition], [1119]

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 47 Gardner, Herbert He That Will Not When He May : An original proverb in one act. By Herbert Gardner. approximately 1883-1885 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1830

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 47 Emden, W[illiam] S[amuel] The Head of the Family : A comedietta in one act (from Le Moulin a Paroles) by W.S. Emden, Esq. 1859 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 650

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 47 Hazlewood, C[olin] H[enry] The Headless Horseman; or, The Ride of Death : A strange tale of Texas, in two acts. Adapted from Captain Mayne Reid's romance of the same name. By C.H. Hazlewood. approximately 1873-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1603

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 47 Simpson, J[ohn] Palgrave Heads or Tails? : A comedietta in one act. By J. Palgrave Simpson, Esq. approximately 1891-1895 Place of Publication:

New York: 28 West 23d Street

 Publisher:

T.H. French, Successor to Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 300

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 47 Jerrold, Douglas [William] A Heart of Gold : A drama in three act. As performed at the Royal Princess's Theatre. By Douglas Jerrold. 1854 Place of Publication:

London: 11 Bouverie Street

 Publisher:

Bradbury & Evans

 Item Specific Details:

grey wrapper

 47 Dibdin, Thomas The Heart of Mid-Lothian : A melo-dramatic romance in three acts. From Sir Walter Scott's novel of the same name. By Thomas Dibdin, Esq. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 176

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 47 Lemon, Mark Hearts Are Trumps : A domestic drama in three acts, by Mark Lemon (...). As first performed at the Strand Theatre. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 47 Colman, George, the Younger The Heir At Law : A comedy in five acts. George Colman, the Younger. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 96

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 47 Shakespeare, William Shakspeare's Historical Play of Henry the Fifth : Arranged for representation in five acts, by Charles Calvert, and produced under his direction at Booth's Theatre, February 1875. approximately 1924-1942 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 373

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 47 Shakespeare, William Shakspeare's Historical Play of Henry the Fifth : Arranged for representation in five acts, by Charles Calvert, and produced under his direction at Booth's Theatre, February 1875. approximately 1924-1936 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 373

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 47 Shakespeare, William Shakspeare's Historical Play of Henry the Fifth : Arranged for representation in five acts, by Charles Calvert, and produced under his direction at Booth's Theatre, February 1875. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 373

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 47 Shakespeare, William Shakspeare's Historical Play of Henry the Fifth : Arranged for representation in five acts, by Charles Calvert, and produced under his direction at Booth's Theatre, February 1875. approximately 1924-1936 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 373

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 47 Brough, William Hercules and Omphale; or, The Power of Love : An original classical extravaganza. By William Brough. 1865 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 957

 Item Specific Details:

brownish wrapper

 47 Wills, W[illiam] G[orman] Hermann, The Fatalist : An entirely original romantic drama in five acts. By W.G. Wills. approximately 1872-1878 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 48 Kenney, James Hernani; or, The Pledge of Honour : A play in five acts. From Victor Hugo. By James Kenney. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 425

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 48 Jackman, Isaac Hero and Leander : An operatic burletta in two acts. By Isaac Jackman. approximately 1830-1900 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper. This is actually a mixed set of pages from three plays, all printed in the same style: "Hero and Leander" p. 13-16; "Ways and Means" p. 3-12; and "The Last Nail" p. 189-196. None of three appears to be complete.

 48 Edwardes, Conway Heroes : An original comedy in three acts, by Conway Edwardes. approximately 1896-1899 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd. Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1664

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 48 Harding, C.T He's No Conjuror! : An extravaganza in one act: by C.T. Harding. approximately 1828-1836 Place of Publication:

London: 19 Little Queen Street, Holborn

 Publisher:

J. Duncombe

 Series:

Duncombe's British Theatre, 24

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper. This is inside a protective wrapper attached by a previous owner: J.Biddles.

 48 Blanchard, E[dward] L[itt Laman] Hey Diddle Diddle; or Harlequin King Nonsense, and the Seven Ages of Man. : A novel and original inductive, instructive, anti-hypochondiracal, periodical, episodical, magical, tragical, logical, chronological, graphical, chorographical, philosophical, cryptographical, parabolical, symbolical, rhythmical, mimical, academical, mech approximately 1852-1861 Place of Publication:

London: Peter's Hill, St.Paul's

 Publisher:

G.H. Davidson

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper. A Christmas extravaganza. A souvenir edition.

 48 Hickory Wood's Soliloquies, Including Wild West Dramatics : The sequel to The Cricket Club of Red Nose Flat. approximately 1899-1902 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd. Publishers

 Item Specific Details:

red wrapper

 48 Lunn, Joseph Hide and Seek : A petit opera in two act: adapted from the French. By Joseph Lunn, Esq. 1825 Place of Publication:

London: Catherine-Street, Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Dolby

 Series:

Dolby's British Theatre, 79

 Item Specific Details:

brown wrapper

 48 Townley, James High Life Below Stairs : A farce in two acts. By the Rev. James Townley. approximately 1857-1872 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 48 Planché, J[ames] R[obinson] and Charles Dance High, Low, Jack, and the Game; or, The Card Party : A most extravagant extravaganza and rum-antick burletta in one act. By J.R. Planché and Charles Dance. approximately 1878-1878 Place of Publication:

New York: No. 122 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 155

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 48 Dilley, Joseph J. A Highland Fling : A farce. By Joseph J. Dilley. 1879 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edtiion, 1710

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 164 O'Keeffe, John The Highland Reel : In three acts. As performed at the Theatre-Royal, Covent-Garden. By John O'Keefe, Esq. approximately 1800 Place of Publication:

London: Paternoster-Row

 Publisher:

T.N. Longman and O. Rees

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper. Appears to have been bought in quires and never bound.

 48 Mathews, Charles His Excellency : A petite comedy in one act. By Charles Mathews, Esq. approximately 1887-1890 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edtiion, 747

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 48 Rede, W[illiam] Leman His First Champagne : A farce in one act. By W. Leman Rede. approximately 1873-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edtiion, 1094

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 48 Rede, [William] Leman His First Champagne : A farce in two acts. By Leman Rede, Esq. approximately 1830-1847 Place of Publication:

London: 2 Cumberland Terrace, Camden New Town

 Publisher:

J. Cumberland

 Series:

Cumberland's British Theatre, 356

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper. Also has a protective wrapper added be previous owner: J. Biddles.

 48 Bernard, William Bayle His Last Legs : A farce in two acts. By William Bayle Bernard. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 6

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 48 Phillips, Watts His Last Victory : An original drama in two acts. By Watts Phillips, Esq. approximately 1873-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edtiion, 881

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 48 Hogg, Cyril Wentworth His Life for Hers : A romantic play in one act. By Cyril Wentworth Hogg approximately 1903-1904 Place of Publication:

London: 26 Southampton Street, Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd. Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edtiion, 2245

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 48 [Spicer, Henry] His Novice : A trifle in one act. approximately 1878-1879 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edtiion, 1706

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 48 Ayers, Arthur and Paul Blake His Own Guest : A comedy in three acts. By Arthur Ayers and Paul Blake. approximately 1887-1895 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edtiion, 1790

 Item Specific Details:

pink wrapper

 48 Yates, E[dmund Hodgson], and N[icholas] H[erbert] Harrington Hit Him, He Has No Friends! : A farce in one act. By E. Yates and N.H. Harrington. approximately 1887-1890 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edtiion, 704

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 48 Yates, E[dmund Hodgson], and N[icholas] H[erbert] Harrington Hit Him, He Has No Friends! : A farce in one act. By E. Yates and N.H. Harrington. approximately 1887-1890 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edtiion, 704

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 48 Pocock, I[saac] Hit or Miss : A musical farce in two acts, by I. Pocock, Esq. 1869 Place of Publication:

London: Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy

 Series:

Cumberland's British Theatre, 258

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 49 Fitzball, Edward Hofer, the Tell of the Tyrol : A historical drama in three acts, by Edward Fitzball, Esq. approximately 1832-1847 Place of Publication:

London: 2 Cumberland Terrace, Camden New Town

 Publisher:

John Cumberland

 Series:

Cumberland's Minor Theatre, 46

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper. This also has a protective wrapper added by a previous owner: J. Biddles.

 49 Fitzball, Edward Hofer, the Tell of the Tyrol : A historical drama in three acts, by Edward Fitzball, Esq. approximately 1887-1895 Place of Publication:

New York: 28 West 23d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 162

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 49 Planché, J[ames] R[obinson] Hold Your Tongue : A comic drama in one act. By J. R. Planché. approximately 1878-1879 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edtiion, 291

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 49 Suter, W[illiam] E. Holly Bush Hall; or, The Track in the Snow : A drama in two acts by W.E. Suter, Esq. (Dramatised from the story of the same name published in Reynold's Miscellany.) approximately 1873-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edtiion, 656

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 49 Robertson, T[homas] W[illiam] Home : A comedy in three acts. By T.W. Robertson. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 382

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 49 Fitzball, Edward Home Again! or, The Lieutenant's Daughters : A domestic drama in three acts. By Edward Fitzball, Esq. approximately 1900-1901 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd. Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edtiion, 1658

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 49 Gordon, Walter Home for a Holiday : A comedietta in one act. By Walter Gordon, Esq. approximately 1868-1869 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edtiion, 722

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 49 Home Plays for Ladies : Arranged for school or family performance. Part Eighth. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

Home Plays for Ladies, 8

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 49 Home Plays for Ladies : Arranged for school or family performance. Part the First approximately 1887-1895 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

Home Plays for Ladies, 1

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 49 Taylor, J.G Home Rule : (A fireside story) An original comedy drama in one act, by J.G. Taylor. approximately 1887-1890 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edtiion, 1974

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 49 Somerset, C[harles] A. Home! Sweet Home! or, the Swiss Family : An opera in two acts; adapted from the original German, by C.A. Somerset. approximately 1828-1836 Place of Publication:

London: 19 Little Queen Street, Holborn

 Publisher:

J. Duncombe

 Series:

[Duncombe's British Theatre], [23]

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 49 Coyne, J[oseph] Stirling and J. Denis Coyne The Home Wreck : A drama in three acts. Suggested by Tennyson's poem of "Enoch Arden." Partly written by the late J. Stirling Coyne, Esq. (...) and completed by his son, J. Denis Coyne. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

[French's Acting Edition], [270]

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 49 Tobin, John The Honey-Moon : A play in five acts. By John Tobin. approximately 1864-1872 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street, Up Stairs

 Publisher:

Samuel French

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 6

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper. Previous owner: Ida Vernon. Contains production notations.

 49 Tobin, John The Honey-Moon : A play in five acts. By John Tobin. approximately 1887-1895 Place of Publication:

New York: 28 West 23d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 6

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper. Previous owner: D.D. Fargo.

 49 Norwood, Eille Hook and Eye : A comedietta. By Eille Norwood. approximately 1887-1890 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edtiion, 1937

 Item Specific Details:

brownish-orange wrapper

 49 Blanchard, E[dward] L[itt Laman] Hop O' My Thumb and His Eleven Brothers; or, Harlequin & the Ogre of the Seven League Boots : Grand comic Christmas pantomime. By E.L. Blanchard. 1864 Place of Publication:

London: Wilderness Lane, Whitefriars

 Publisher:

Thompson & Harrison

 Item Specific Details:

blue-green wrapper. A Christmas extravaganza. A souvenir edition.

 49 Hazlewood, C[olin] H[enry] Hop-Pickers and Gipsies; or, The Lost Daughter : An original drama in three acts. By C.H. Hazlewood. approximately 1873-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1268

 Item Specific Details:

brownish orange wrapper

 50 Morton, John Maddison A Hopeless Passion : A petite comedy in one act. By John Maddison Morton. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 63

 Item Specific Details:

pink wrapper

 50 Pemberton, Max The House of Nightingales : By Max Pemberton. approximately 1907-1909 Place of Publication:

London: 26 Southampton Street, Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd. Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 2313

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 50 Brough, William A House Out of Windows : A farce in one act. By William Brough. approximately 1873-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 117

 Item Specific Details:

brownish-orange wrapper

 50 Blanchard, E[dward] L[itt Laman] The House That Jack Built; or Old Mother Hubbard, and Her Wonderful Dog : By E.L. Blanchard approximately 1861-1862 Place of Publication:

London: 19 Peter's Hill, St. Paul's

 Publisher:

The Music-Publishing Company

 Item Specific Details:

green wrapper. A Christmas extravaganza. A souvenir edition.

 50 Talfourd, Francis A Household Fairy : A domestic sketch in one act. By Francis Talfourd. approximately 1873-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 648

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 50 Jerrold, Douglas [William] The Housekeeper; or, "The White Rose" : A comedy in two acts, by Douglas Jerrold, Performed at the Haymarket Theatre. 1833 Place of Publication:

London: 10 Middle Row, Holborn

 Publisher:

John Duncombe & Co.

 Series:

Jerrold's Original Dramas, 2

 Item Specific Details:

brown wrapper

 50 Morton, John Maddison How Stout You're Getting! : A farce in one act by John Maddison Morton. approximately 1871-1872 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 327

 Item Specific Details:

light green wrapper

50 Brough, William How To Make Home Happy : A comic drama in one act. By William Brough. approximately 1878-1879 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 182

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 50 Power, Tyrone How to Pay the Rent : A farce in one act, by Tyrone Power. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 East 14th St., Union Square

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 3

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 50 Phillips, Watts The Huguenot Captain : A new and original drama in three acts. By Watts Phillips, Esq. 1872 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 1116

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 50 Fryers, Austin A Human Sport : A one act play by Austin Fryers. 1904 Place of Publication:

London: 26 Southampton Street, Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd. Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 2260

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 50 Burnand, F[rancis] C[owley] "Humbug!" : A comedy in two acts. By F.C. Burnand, Esq. 1867 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 1175

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 50 Mathews, Charles The Humpbacked Lover : An interlude in one act, by Charles Mathews, Jun. approximately 1835-1847 Place of Publication:

London: 2 Cumberland Terrace, Camden New Town

 Publisher:

John Cumberland

 Series:

Cumberland's Minor Theatre, 103

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 50 Mathews, Charles The Humpbacked Lover : An interlude in one act, by Charles Mathews, Jun. approximately 1835-1847 Place of Publication:

London: 2 Cumberland Terrace, Camden New Town

 Publisher:

John Cumberland

 Series:

Cumberland's Minor Theatre, 103

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 50 Dibdin, Thomas Humphrey Clinker : A farce in two acts. By Thomas Dibdin, Esq. approximately 1830-1847 Place of Publication:

London: 2 Cumberland Terrace, Camden New Town

 Publisher:

John Cumberland

 Series:

Cumberland's Minor Theatre, 28

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 50 Dibdin, Thomas Humphrey Clinker : A farce in two acts. By Thomas Dibdin, Esq. approximately 1830-1847 Place of Publication:

London: 2 Cumberland Terrace, Camden New Town

 Publisher:

John Cumberland

 Series:

Cumberland's Minor Theatre, 28

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 50 Melbourne, [Robert Rivers] New Comic Pantomime, Performed Christmas Season, 1856-7 at the Queen's Theatre, (Messrs Wolfenden and Melbourne, Sole Lessees and Managers) Entitled Humpty Dumpty, Crook'd Back Dick & Jane Shore! or, Harlequin Pearl Prince and Grape Queen. : The entire pantomime arranged and produced under the sole direction of Mr. Melbourne. approximately 1856-1857 Place of Publication:

Hull: 10 North Church Side

 Publisher:

Temple, Machine Printer

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper. A Christmas extravaganza. A souvenir edition.

 50 Knowles, James Sheridan The Hunchback : A play in five acts. By James Sheridan Knowles, with the author's latest corrections. (...) Unmutilated edtiion. approximately 1892-1921 Place of Publication:

Boston

 Publisher:

Walter H. Baker & Co.

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 50 Knowles, James Sheridan The Hunchback : A play in five acts. By James Sheridan Knowles, with the author's latest corrections. (...) The only unmutilated edtiion. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 15

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 51 Knowles, James Sheridan The Hunchback : A play in five acts. By James Sheridan Knowles. From the original text as first produced at the Theatre Royal, Covent Garden, London, April 5, 1832; The Park Theatre, New York, 1832 and 1845; and the Union Square Theatre, New York, October 26, 1874. An en approximately 1876-1877 Place of Publication:

New York: No. 33 Rose Street

 Publisher:

Robert M. De Witt, Publisher

 Series:

De Witt's Acting Plays, 197

 Item Specific Details:

creamish-tan wrapper

 51 Knowles, James Sheridan The Hunchback : A play in five acts. By James Sheridan Knowles, with the author's latest corrections. (...) The only unmutilated edtiion. approximately 1887-1895 Place of Publication:

New York: 28 West 23d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 15

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper. Previous owner: Sarah Truax. Contains extensive production notations.

 164 Knowles, [James] Sheridan The Hunchback : A comedy in five acts by Sheridan Knowles. As first produced at Daly's Theatre, New York, November 29, 1892, and here printed from the prompt-book as then used. 1893 Place of Publication:

[New York]

 Publisher:

[Printed, Not Published]

 Item Specific Details:

brown wrapper. Imprint reads: "Privately printed for Augustin Daly."

 51 Byron, Henry J[ames] A Hundred Thousand Pounds : An original comedy in three acts. By Henry J. Byron. approximately 1876-1878 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1154

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 51 Byron, Henry J[ames] A Hundred Thousand Pounds : An original comedy in three acts. By Henry J. Byron. approximately 1866-1869 Place of Publication:

New York: No. 13 Frankfort Street

 Publisher:

Robert M. De Witt, Publisher

 Series:

[De Witt's Acting Plays], [3]

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 51 Byron, Henry J[ames] A Hundred Thousand Pounds : An original comedy in three acts. By Henry J. Byron. approximately 1866-1869 Place of Publication:

New York: No. 13 Frankfort Street

 Publisher:

Robert M. De Witt, Publisher

 Series:

De Witt's Acting Plays, 3

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper. Previous owner: Edwin Clifford.

 51 Dimond, William The Hunter of the Alps : A drama in one act. By William Dimond. 1870 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 1356

 Item Specific Details:

light green wrapper

51 Buckstone, J[ohn] B[aldwin] A Husband at Sight : A farce in two acts. By J. B. Buckstone, Esq. approximately 1857-1863 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street, Up Stairs

 Publisher:

Samuel French

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 141

 Item Specific Details:

orangish-tan wrapper. Previous owner: Ed Acker. Contains minor production notations.

 51 Buckstone, J[ohn] B[aldwin] A Husband at Sight : A farce in two acts. By J. B. Buckstone, Esq. approximately 1872-1878 Place of Publication:

New York: No. 122 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 141

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper

 51 Merivale, H[erman] C[harles] A Husband in Clover : A farce in one act. By H.C. Merivale. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

[French's Acting Edition], [1499]

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper. This is a prompt copy from an unnamed individual. It is the first of three copies of this play bound in the same pamphlet binder.

 51 Merivale, H[erman] C[harles] A Husband in Clover : A farce in one act. By H.C. Merivale. approximately 1872-1878 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1499

 Item Specific Details:

one half of the light orange front wrapper is still attached, with the rest missing. This is a prompt copy from an unnamed individual. It is the second of three copies of this play bound in the same pamphlet binder.

 51 Merivale, H[erman] C[harles] A Husband in Clover : A farce in one act. By H.C. Merivale. 1895 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1499

 Item Specific Details:

the light orange front cover is attached, but not the back. This is the third of three copies of this play bound in the same pamphlet binder.

 51 Selby, Charles The Husband of My Heart : A comic drama in two acts. By Charles Selby, comedian. approximately 1878-1879 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 30

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 51 Morton, John M[addison] A Husband to Order : A serio comic drama in two acts, by John M. Morton, Esq. 1859 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 632

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper. Previous owner: J. Biddles.

 51 Morton, John M[addison] A Husband to Order : A serio comic drama in two acts, by John M. Morton, Esq. 1859 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 632

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper. Previous owner: J. Biddles.

 51 Morton, John M[addison] A Husband to Order : A serio comic drama in two acts, by John M. Morton, Esq. approximately 1887-1890 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 632

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 51 Milner, H[enry] M. The Hut of the Red Mountain; or, Thirty Years of a Gambler's Life : A drama in three acts. By H.M. Milner. approximately 1876-1878 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1069

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 51 Reeve, Wybert "I Love You!" : An original comedietta in one act. By Wybert Reeve. approximately 1899-1900 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1458

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 51 Williams, Thomas J[ohn] "Ici on Parle Francais" : A farce in one act. By Thomas J. Williams, Esq. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 297

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 51 Williams, Thomas J[ohn] "Ici on Parle Francais" : A farce in one act. By Thomas J. Williams, Esq. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 297

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 51 Williams, Thomas J[ohn] "Ici on Parle Francais" : A farce in one act. By Thomas J. Williams, Esq. approximately 1860-1861 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 592

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper. Previous owner: J. Biddles.

 52 Williams, Thomas J[ohn] "Ici on Parle Francais" : A farce in one act. By Thomas J. Williams, Esq. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 297

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 52 Roberts, George Idalia; or, The Adventuress : A drama in three acts. By George Roberts. approximately 1867-1872 Place of Publication:

London

Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Publisher

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 52 [Clark, Margaret Stanley] "Ideals" : Comedietta in one act. approximately 1904-1906 Place of Publication:

London: 26 Southampton Street, Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1110

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 52 Stirling, Edward The Idiot of the Mill : A drama in two acts. By Edward Stirling approximately 1880-1881 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 16

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 52 Haines, J[ohn] T[homas] The Idiot Witness; or, A Tale of Blood : A melo-drama in three acts. By J.T. Haines, Esq. approximately 1887-1895 Place of Publication:

New York: 28 West 23d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

[French's Standard Drama], [246]

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 52 Haines, J[ohn] T[homas] The Idiot Witness; or, A Tale of Blood : A melo-drama in three acts. By J.T. Haines, Esq. approximately 1864-1872 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street, Up Stairs

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 246

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper. Previous owner: J. Biddles. Contains minor production notations.

 52 Burney, Estelle An Idyll of the Closing Century : Duologue by Estelle Burney. approximately 1896-1899 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 2097

 Item Specific Details:

brownish-orange wrapper

 52 Burney, Estelle An Idyll of the Closing Century : Duologue by Estelle Burney. approximately 1896-1899 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 2097

 Item Specific Details:

brownish-tan wrapper

 52 Morton, John Maddison If I Had a Thousand a Year! : A farce in one act. By John Maddison Morton. approximately 1878-1879 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1171

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 52 Harrington, N[icholas] H[erbert] and Edmund [Hodgson] Yates If the Cap Fits : A comedietta in one act. By Messrs. N.H. Harrington and Edmund Yates. approximately 1878-1879 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 606

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 52 Rodwell, G[eorge] Herbert I'll Be Your Second : A farce in one act. By G. Herbert Rodwell. approximately 1860-1861 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 32

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 52 Wooler, J[ohn] P[ratt] I'll Write to the "Times." : A farce in one act. By J.P. Wooler, Esq. approximately 1887-1896 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 411

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 52 Byron, Henry J[ames] Ill-Treated Il Trovatore; or, The Mother, The Maiden, & The Musicianer : A new burlesque extravaganza, by Henry J. Byron. approximately 1878-1879 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 866

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 52 Kenney, James and [John Gideon] Millingen The Illustrious Stranger; or Married and Buried : A farce in one act. By Messrs James Kenney and Millingen. approximately 1878-1879 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 777

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 52 Medd, Mabel S. Imogen's New Cook : Duologue for two ladies in one act. By Mabel S. Medd. approximately 1900-1910 Place of Publication:

New York: 26 West 22d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 366

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 52 Jones, Wilton In an Attic : Comedietta in one act. By Wilton Jones. 1895 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 2064

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 52 Lestocq, W[illiam Boileau Woodridge] and Henry Cresswell In Danger : A drama in three acts. By W. Lestocq & Henry Cresswell. 1891 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 2049

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 52 Burnand, F[rancis] C[owley] In for a Holyday : An original farce in one act. By F.C. Burnand, Esq. approximately 1901-1904 Place of Publication:

London: 26 Southampton Street, Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 387

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 52 Grundy, Sydney In Honour Bound : An original play in one act. (Suggested by Scribe's five act comedy "Une Chaine.") By Sydney Grundy. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 350

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 52 Paull, H[arry] M[ajor] In Nelson's Day : A play in one act, by H.M. Paull. approximately 1896-1899 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 2091

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 52 Becher, Martin In Possession : A farce in one act. By Martin Becher. approximately 1871-1872 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 1416

 Item Specific Details:

light green wrapper

53 À Beckett, Gilbert [Arthur] In the Clouds; a Glimpse of Utopia : A fairy extravaganza. By Gilbert À Beckett. 1873 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 1491

 Item Specific Details:

brown wrapper

 53 Mitchell, Langdon Elwyn In the Season : A one act comedy. By Langdon Elwyn Mitchell. approximately 1896-1899 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 2096

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper. This is the first of two plays bound in this same pamphlet binder.

 53 Bilkins, Taylor In Three Volumes : An original farce in one act. By Taylor Bilkins, Esq. approximately 1871-1872 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 1360

 Item Specific Details:

light green wrapper. This is the second of two plays bound in this same pamphlet binder.

 53 Fitzball, Edward The Inchcape Bell : A nautical drama in two acts. By Edward Fitzball. approximately 1866-1867 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 1173

 Item Specific Details:

tannish-cream wrapper

 53 Farquhar, George The Inconstant; or, Wine Works Wonders : A comedy in five acts. By George Farquhar, Esq. approximately 1887-1895 Place of Publication:

New York: 28 West 23d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 217

 Item Specific Details:

tannish-orange wrapper

 53 Maddox, J[ohn] M[edex] Infanticide; or, The Bohemian Mother : A melo-drama in three acts. By J.M. Maddox, Esq. approximately 1828-1836 Place of Publication:

London: 19 Little Queen Street, Holborn

 Publisher:

J. Duncombe

 Series:

Duncombe's British Theatre, 41

 Item Specific Details:

brownish-tan wrapper from publisher, plus protective wrapper added by previous owner

 53 Young, Charles L[awrence] Infatuation : A drama in four acts. Adapted from the French of MM.Dinaux and Legouvé, by Sir Charles L. Young, Bart. approximately 1899-1900 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1738

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 53 Lovell, Maria Ingomar, the Barbarian : A play in five acts. Translated from the German, and adapted to the English stage, by Maria Lovell. approximately 1887-1895 Place of Publication:

New York: 28 West 23d Street

 Publisher:

T.H. French, Successor to Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 89

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper. Previous owner: Alice Ramous[?].

 53 Lovell, Maria Ingomar, the Barbarian : A play in five acts. Translated from the German, and adapted to the English stage, by Maria Lovell. approximately 1887-1895 Place of Publication:

New York: 28 West 23d Street

 Publisher:

T.H. French, Successor to Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 89

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper. Previous owner: Sarah Truax.

 53 Lovell, Maria Ingomar, the Barbarian : A play in five acts. Translated from the German, and adapted to the English stage, by Maria Lovell. approximately 1872-1878 Place of Publication:

New York: No. 122 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 89

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 53 Lovell, Maria Ingomar, the Barbarian : A play in five acts. Translated from the German, and adapted to the English stage, by Maria Lovell. approximately 1910-1924 Place of Publication:

New York: 28-30 West 38th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 89

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 53 Lovell, Maria Ingomar, the Barbarian : A play in five acts. Adapted from Friedrich Halm's "Der Sohn Der Wildniss," by Maria Lovell. Printed, by permission, from the prompt-book of Julia Marlowe Taber. 1896 Place of Publication:

Boston: No. 23 Winter Street

 Publisher:

Walter H. Baker & Co.

 Series:

William Warren Edition of Standard Plays

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper

 53 Soane, George The Innkeeper's Daughter; or, Mary, the Maid of the Inn. : A melo drama in two acts. By George Soane, A.B. approximately 1878-1879 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1709

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 53 Palmer, T.A "Insured at Lloyd's" : Drama in four acts, by T.A. Palmer. approximately 1876-1878 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1642

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 53 Warren, T. Gideon The Interview : Comedietta. By T. Gideon Warren. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 379

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 53 Poole, John Intrigue; or, The Bath Road : A comic interlude in one act. By John Poole, Esq. c.1857-1872 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 53 Archer, Thomas The Inundation; or, The Miser of the Hill Fort : A drama in three acts. By Thomas Archer, comedian. approximately 1859-1860 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 675

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 53 Planché, J[ames] R[obinson] The Invisible Prince; or, The Island of Tranquil Delights : A fairy extravaganza in one act. (Founded on the Countess d'Aulnoy's fairy tale, "Prince Lutin.") By J.R. Planché. approximately 1869-1872 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street, Up Stairs

 Publisher:

Samuel French

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 7

 Item Specific Details:

orangish-yellow wrapper

 53 Mitchell, Langdon Elwyn In the Season : A one act comedy. By Langdon Elwyn Mitchell. approximately 1896-1899 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 2096

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 54 Amherst, J.[H] Ireland As It Is : A drama in three acts. By J.A. Amherst. approximately 1869-1872 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street, Up Stairs

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 113

 Item Specific Details:

orangish-yellow wrapper

 54 Amherst, J.[H] Ireland As It Is : A drama in three acts. By J.A. Amherst. approximately 1869-1872 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street, Up Stairs

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 113

 Item Specific Details:

orangish-yellow wrapper. Previous owner: J. Biddles. Contains minor production notations.

 54 Bernard, [William] Bayle The Irish Attorney; or, Galway Practice in 1770 : A farce in two acts. By Bayle Bernard, Esq. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 1

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 54 Wood, [George] The Irish Broom-Maker; or, A Cure for Dumbness : A farce in one act. By C.A.F. Wood, comedian. As acted by Mr. Barney Williams, in all the principal theatres of the United States. approximately 1899-1902 Place of Publication:

New York: 26 West 22d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 75

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 54 Wood, George The Irish Doctor; or, The Dumb Lady Cured : A farce in one act. Altered from Fielding's translation of Moliere's "Le Medecin Malgre Lui," by George Wood, comedian. approximately 1890-1891 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 397

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 54 Buckstone, John Baldwin The Irish Lion : A farce in one act. By John Baldwin Buckstone. approximately 1900-1910 Place of Publication:

New York: 24 West 22d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 27

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 54 Planché, J[ames Robinson] The Irish Post : A comic drama in two acts. By J. Planché, Esq. As acted by Barney Williams, in all the principal theatres of the United States. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 82

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 54 Glengall, [Richard Butler], Earl of The Irish Tutor; or, New Lights : A farce in one act. By the Earl of Glengall. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 11

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 54 Garrick, David The Irish Widow : A farce in two acts. By David Garrick. approximately 1899-1902 Place of Publication:

New York: 26 West 22d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 168

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 54 Macready, [William, the Elder] The Irishman in London : A farce in two acts. by Macready. approximately 1872-1878 Place of Publication:

New York: No. 122 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 142

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 54 Macready, William, [the Elder] The Irishman in London; or, The Happy African : A farce in two acts. By Mr. William Macready. As performed at the Theatre Royal, Covent Garden. (First American from the London edition of 1793.) 1809 Place of Publication:

New York: At the Dramatic Repository, Shakspeare-Gallery

 Publisher:

D. Longworth

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 54 Colman, George, the Younger The Iron Chest : A play in three acts. By George Colman, the Younger. approximately 1899-1902 Place of Publication:

New York: 24 West 22d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 47

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 54 Prichard, J[oseph] V[ila] The Iron Master : A drama in four acts, from Le Maitre des Forges of George Ohnet. Translated and arranged from the author's version by J.V. Prichard. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 395

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 54 Beazley, Samuel, Jr Is He Jealous? : A farce in one act. By Samuel Beazley. 1880 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1741

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 54 Collier, William Is She a Woman? : A comedy in one act. By William Collier. approximately 1835-1848 Place of Publication:

London: 10 Middle Row, Holborn

 Publisher:

J. Duncombe & Co.

 Series:

[Duncombe's British Theatre], [164]

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 167 Dibdin, Thomas Ivanhoe; or, the Jew's Daughter : A romantic melo-drama in three acts. By Thomas Dibdin. Item Specific Details:

this is a preservation photocopy of the original.

54 [Plowman, Thomas Forder] Isaac Abroad; or, Ivanhoe Settled and Rebecca Righted : A dramatic version of a final and unpublished volume of Scott's novel. Place of Publication:

Oxford

 Publisher:

Slatter & Rose

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 54 Suter, William E. Isoline of Bavaria : A drama in four acts. By William E. Suter. approximately 1869-1872 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 1276

 Item Specific Details:

blue-green wrapper

54 Dibdin, Thomas Ivanhoe; or, the Jew's Daughter : A romantic melo-drama--in three acts. By Thomas Dibdin. approximately 1910-1924 Place of Publication:

New York: 28-30 West 38th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 319

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 54 Bridgeman, John [Vipon] I've Eaten My Friend! : A farce in one act. By John Bridgeman, Esq. approximately 1873-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 70

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 55 Williams, Thomas J[ohn] "I've Written to Brown;" or, A Needless Stratagem : A comedietta in one act. By Thomas J. Williams, Esq. approximately 1904-1906 Place of Publication:

London: 26 Southampton Street, Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 595

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 55 Emson, Frank E. Ivy Hall, Richmond : An original drama in two acts. (for private representation) By Frank E. Emson. 1873 Place of Publication:

London: Stationers' Hall Court

 Publisher:

Simpkin, Marshall, and Co.

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 55 Burnand, F[rancis] C[owley] Ixion; or, The Man at the Wheel : An original extravaganza, by F.C. Burnand, Esq. approximately 1878-1879 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 889

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 55 Blanchard, E[dward] L[itt Laman] Jack and Jill; or, Harlequin King Mustard and the Four-and-Twenty Blackbirds Baked in a Pie : An original, comical, gastronomical, peculiarly culinary, and domestic grand Christmas pantomime. The novel and original burlesque opening by E.L. Blanchard, Esq. approximately 1855-1860 Place of Publication:

London: Peter's Hill, St. Paul's

 Publisher:

G.H. Davidson

 Item Specific Details:

tannish-yellow wrapper. A Christmas extravaganza. A souvenir edition.

 55 Blanchard, E[dward] L[itt Laman] Jack and the Beanstalk; or, Harlequin Leap-Year, and the Merry Pranks of the 'Good Little People' : An entirely new, grand, original, magical, comical, historical, and pastoral pantomime, founded on the story of the same name, by E.L. Blanchard. approximately 1859-1860 Place of Publication:

London: Peter's Hill, St. Paul's

 Publisher:

Davidson

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper. A Christmas extravaganza. A souvenir edition.

 55 New and Original Grand Christmas Comic Pantomime, Jack and the Beanstalk : As represented at the Theatre Royal, Manchester, December 23rd, 1854. Eleventh Edition. 1855 Place of Publication:

Manchester

 Publisher:

The Theatre Royal Press

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper. A Christmas extravaganza. A souvenir edition.

 55 Simpson, J[ohn] Palgrave Jack in a Box! : A comedietta in one act. By J. Palgrave Simpson. approximately 1878-1879 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1059

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 55 Lemon, Mark Jack in the Green; or, Hints on Etiquette : An original farce, in the vulgar tongue. By Mark Lemon. approximately 1873-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 24

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 55 Suter, William E. Jack O' the Hedge : An original drama in two acts. By William E. Suter. approximately 1868-1869 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 1162

 Item Specific Details:

cream-colored wrapper

 55 Thompson, [C.] Pelham Jack Robinson and His Monkey : A melo-drama in two acts. By Pelham Thompson, Esq. approximately 1876-1878 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 458

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 55 Buckstone, J[ohn] B[aldwin] Jack Sheppard : A drama in four acts. By J.B. Buckstone, Esq. approximately 1899-1902 Place of Publication:

New York: 24 West 22d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 53

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 55 Buckstone, J[ohn] B[aldwin] Jack Sheppard : A drama in four acts. by J.B. Buckstone, Esq., (...). As performed at the Theatre Royal, Adelphi. 1842 Place of Publication:

London: 36 Haymarket

 Publisher:

Webster and Co.

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 55 Byron, H[enry] J[ames] Jack the Giant Killer; or, Harlequin King Arthur, and Ye Knights of Ye Round Table : A burlesque extravaganza, (preceding a mirthful, magical, comical, Christmas pantomime.) By H. J. Byron, Esq. approximately 1907-1909 Place of Publication:

London: 26 Southampton Street, Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 645

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper. A Christmas extravaganza.

 55 Parr, F.C.W Jack White's Trial : A drama in one act. By F.C.W. Parr. approximately 1883-1885 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1836

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 55 Wilks, Thomas Egerton The Jacket of Blue : A comic original burletta in one act. By Thomas Egerton Wilks. approximately 1873-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1607

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 55 Planché, J[ames] R[obinson] The Jacobite : A comic drama in two acts. By J.R. Planche. approximately 1900-1910 Place of Publication:

New York: 24 West 22d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 19

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 55 Selby, Charles Jacques Strop; or, A Few More Passages in the Life of the Renowned and Illustrious Robert Macaire! : An original domestic drama in three acts. By Charles Selby, comedian. approximately 1873-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1516

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 55 Barrie, J[ames] M[atthew] and A[rthur] Conan Doyle Jane Annie; or, The Good Conduct Prize : A new and original English comic opera. Written by J.M. Barrie and A. Conan Doyle. Music by Ernest Ford. With explanatory notes down the margin by Caddie. 1893 Place of Publication:

London: 50 New Bond Street, W.

 Publisher:

Chappell & Co.

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 56 Brougham, John Jane Eyre : A drama in five acts. Adapted from Charlotte Bronte's novel by John Brougham. approximately 1910-1924 Place of Publication:

New York: 28-30 West 38th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 136

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 56 Rowe, Nicholas Jane Shore : A tragedy in five acts. By Nicholas Rowe, Esq. approximately 1864-1872 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 92

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper. Previous owner: Ida Vernon. Contains production notations.

 56 Rowe, Nicholas Jane Shore : A tragedy in five acts. By Nicholas Rowe, Esq. approximately 1910-1924 Place of Publication:

New York: 28-30 West 38th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 92

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 56 Colman, George, [the Elder] The Jealous Wife : A comedy in five acts. By George Colman. approximately 1857-1863 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street, Up Stairs

 Publisher:

Samuel French

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 30

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 56 Colman, George, [the Elder] The Jealous Wife : A comedy in five acts. By George Colman. approximately 1899-1902 Place of Publication:

New York: 26 West 22d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 30

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 56 Shannon, Mrs. F.S Jealousy : A petite comedy in two acts. By Mrs. F.S. Shannon. approximately 1896-1899 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 2092

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 56 Stirling, Edward Jeannette & Jeannot; or, The Village Pride. : A musical drama in two acts. By Edward Stirling, Esq. approximately 1873-1878 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1584

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 56 Buckingham, Leicester [Silk] and A[ugustus Glossop] Harris Jeannette's Wedding : An operetta in one act. By Leicester Buckingham and A. Harris. 1858 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 476

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 56 Lacy, Thomas H[ailes] Jeannette's Wedding Day : A musical farce in one act. From "Les Noces de Jennette," by Messrs. M. Carre and Jules Barbier. Adapted by Thomas H. Lacy. Music by Masse. approximately 1878-1879 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1080

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 56 Ryley, Madeline Lucette Jedbury Junior : Comedy in four acts. By Madeline Lucette Ryley. Printed as manuscript--not published. approximately 1899-1902 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers [Printed, Not Published]

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 56 Planché, J[ames] R[obinson] The Jenkinses; or, Boarded and Done For : A farce in one act. By J.R. Planché. approximately 1852-1857 Place of Publication:

London: Wellington Street Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy

 Series:

[Lacy's Acting Edition], [120]

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 56 Pitt, G[eorge] Dibdin The Jersey Girl; or, Les Rouge Voleurs : A melo-drama, in two acts. By G. Dibdin Pitt. approximately 1864-1865 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bokseller [sic]

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 378

 Item Specific Details:

brownish-tan wrapper

 56 Hazlewood, C[olin] H[enry] Jessamy's Courtship : An original farce in one act, by C.H. Hazlewood. approximately 1878-1879 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1633

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 56 Addison, H[enry] R[obert] Jessie, the Flower of Dumblaine; or, "Weel May the Keel Row!" : A petite opera in one act. By H.R. Addison, Esq. approximately 1833-1834 Place of Publication:

London: 9 Middle Row, Holborn

 Publisher:

John Duncombe and Co.

 Series:

Duncombe's British Theatre, 100

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper (appears to once have been pink). Previous owner: William J. LeMoyne.

 56 Hazlewood, C[olin] H[enry] Jessy Vere; or, The Return of the Wanderer : An original domestic drama in two acts. By C.H. Hazlewood. approximately 1885-1887 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 371

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 56 Cumberland, Richard The Jew : A comedy in five acts. By Richard Cumberland. approximately 1910-1924 Place of Publication:

New York: 28-30 West 38th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 424

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 56 Suter, William E. The Jeweller of St. James's : A comedy in three acts. Freely adapted from the French, of MM. H. De Saint-Georges & A. De Leuven, by William E. Suter, Esq. approximately 1873-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 814

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 56 Moncrieff, W[illiam] T[homas] The Jewess; or, The Council of Constance : An historical drama in three acts. By W.T. Moncrieff, Esq. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 128

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 57 Young, Charles L[awrence] Jim the Penman : A romance of modern society in four acts. By Sir Charles L. Young, Bart. approximately 1912-1924 Place of Publication:

London: 26 Southampton Street, Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Item Specific Details:

dark green wrapper

 57 Brough, William Joan of Arc! : A new and original historical burlesque. By William Brough. approximately 1871-1872 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 1284

 Item Specific Details:

light green wrapper

 57 Fitzball, Edward Joan of Arc; or, The Maid of Orleans : A melo-drama in three acts. By Edward Fitz-Ball, Esq. approximately 1830-1847 Place of Publication:

London: 2 Cumberland Terrace, Camden New Town

 Publisher:

John Cumberland

 Series:

Cumberland's Minor Theatre, 30

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper from publisher, plus protective wrapper from previous owner: J. Biddles.

 57 Robertson, T[homas] W[illiam] Jocrisse, the Juggler : A drama in three acts. By T.W. Robertson. approximately 1900-1901 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 757

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 57 Colman, George, the Younger John Bull; or, The Englishman's Fireside : A comedy in three acts, by George Colman, the Younger. approximately 1873-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 621

 Item Specific Details:

brownish-orange wrapper

 57 Kenney, James John Buzzby; or, A Day's Pleasure : A comedy in three acts, as performed at the Theatre-Royal, Haymarket. By James Kenney, Esq. 1822 Place of Publication:

New York: No. 4 Chamber Street

 Publisher:

E.M. Murden, Circulating Library and Dramatic Repository

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 57 Morton, John Maddison John Dobbs : A farce in one act. By John Maddison Morton. approximately 1887-1890 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 100

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 57 Austin, I.J John English! or, The Rough Diamond : A farce in two acts. By I.J. Austin. approximately 1836-1848 Place of Publication:

London: 10 Middle Row, Holborn

 Publisher:

John Duncombe & Co.

 Series:

Duncombe's British Theatre, 186

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 57 Buckstone, John Baldwin John Jones : A farce in one act. By John Baldwin Buckstone. 1890 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 365

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 57 Pocock, I[saac] John of Paris : A comic opera in two acts. First performed at the Theatre-Royal, Covent-Garden, Saturday, November 12, 1814. By I. Pocock, Esq. 1814 Place of Publication:

London: 25 Bow-Street, Covent-Garden

 Publisher:

John Miller

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 57 Jerrold, Douglas [William] John Overy: The Miser of Southwark Ferry : A drama in three acts. By Douglas Jerrold. approximately 1869-1872 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 1286

 Item Specific Details:

blue-green wrapper

 57 Hancock, W[illiam] John Smith : A farce in one act. By W. Hancock, Esq. approximately 1881-1883 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 794

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 57 Wilks, Thomas Egerton John Smith; or, The Chrysalis and the Butterfly : A drama in two acts. By Thomas Egerton Wilks. First performed at Sadler's Wells Theatre, July 2nd, 1838. 1880 Place of Publication:

London: 313 Strand

 Publisher:

John Dicks

 Series:

Dicks' Standard Plays, 577

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 57 Suter, William E. John Wopps; or, "From Information I Received" : A farce in one act. By W.E. Suter. approximately 1878-1879 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 724

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 57 Fawcett, Charles S. Jolliboy's Woes : A farce in one act. by Charles S. Fawcett. approximately 1896-1899 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1973

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 58 Fitzball, Edward Jonathan Bradford; or, The Murder at the Road-Side Inn : A drama in two acts. By Edward Fitzball, Esq. approximately 1887-1895 Place of Publication:

New York: 28 West 23d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 150

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 58 [Hacket, James Henry?] Jonathan in England : (Altered from Geo. Colman's comedy of "Who Wants a Guinea?") A comedy in three acts. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 East 14th St., Union Sq.

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 320

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 58 Shakespeare, W[illia]m Julius Caesar : A tragedy in five acts. By Wm. Shakespeare. approximately 1924-1936 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 81

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 58 Shakespeare, W[illia]m Julius Caesar : A tragedy in five acts. By Wm. Shakespeare. approximately 1864-1872 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street, Up Stairs

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 81

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 58 Shakespeare, W[illia]m Julius Caesar : A tragedy in five acts. By Wm. Shakespeare. approximately 1924-1936 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 81

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 58 Shak[e]speare, [William] Shakspeare's Tragedy of Julius Caesar : As performed by Edwin Booth, at Booth's Theatre, New York, commencing December 25th, 1871. 1873 Place of Publication:

New York: 744 Broadway

 Publisher:

Henry L. Hinton, Publisher

 Series:

Booth's Series of Acting Plays, 10

 Item Specific Details:

green wrapper. A souvenir edition.

 58 Webster, B[enjamin], Jr Just Like Roger! : A farce in one act. By B. Webster, Jun., Esq. 1872 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 1432

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 58 Collier, William Kate Kearney; or, The Fairy of the Lakes : A musical romance in two acts. By William Collier, Esq. approximately 1881-1883 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1787

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 58 [Garrick, David] Katharine and Petruchio; or, The Taming of the Shrew : A comedy in three acts. By Shakespeare. approximately 1924-1936 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 104

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 58 [Garrick, David] Katharine and Petruchio; or, The Taming of the Shrew : A comedy in three acts. By Shakespeare. approximately 1887-1895 Place of Publication:

New York: 28 West 23d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son

Series:

French's Standard Drama, 104

 Item Specific Details:

No wrapper. This is the first of two copies of this play in the same pamphlet binding.

 58 [Garrick, David] Katharine and Petruchio; or, The Taming of the Shrew : A comedy in three acts. By Shakespeare. approximately 1887-1895 Place of Publication:

New York: 28 West 23d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 104

 Item Specific Details:

front wrapper only. This is the second of two copies of this play in the same pamphlet binding.

 58 [Garrick, David] Katharine and Petruchio; or, The Taming of the Shrew : A comedy in three acts. By Shakespeare. approximately 1924-1936 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 104

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 58 Garrick, David Katharine and Petruchio : A comedy in three acts. Altered by David Garrick, from the Taming of the Shrew, by William Shakespeare. 1872 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 926

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 58 Booth, Edwin Shakespeare's Comedy of Katharine and Petruchio, as presented by Edwin Booth. 1899 Place of Publication:

Philadelphia

 Publisher:

The Penn Publishing Company

 Item Specific Details:

bright orange wrapper

 58 Kathleen Mavourneen; or, St. Patrick's Eve : A domestic Irish drama in four acts. approximately 1924-1943 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, [352]

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 58 Kathleen Mavourneen; or, St. Patrick's Eve : A domestic Irish drama in four acts. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 352

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 58 Wooler, J[ohn] P[ratt] Keep Your Temper : An original farce in one act. Wooler, J.P. approximately 1899-1900 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 821

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 58 Gordon, Lionel Smith Keeper of the Seals : A comedietta in one act. By Lionel Smith Gordon. approximately 1873-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1546

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 58 Halliday, Andrew Kenilworth; or, Ye Queene, Ye Earle, and Ye Maydenne : A comic operatic extravaganza in one act. By Messrs. Andrew Halliday and Frederic Lawrance. (Revised and re-written, by Andrew Halliday.) approximately 1873-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 566

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 59 Brough, Robert B[arnabas] Kensington Gardens; or, "Quite a Ladies' Man" : A comedy in two acts. Adapted from the French. By Robert B. Brough. 1869 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 1309

 Item Specific Details:

blue-green wrapper

 59 Muskerry, William and John Jourdain Khartoum! or, The Star of the Desert : A new and entirely original spectacular military drama in nine tableaux. By William Muskerry & John Jourdain. approximately 1885-1887 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1846

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 59 Dance, Charles Kill or Cure : A farce in one act. By Charles Dance. approximately 1864-1872 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street, Up Stairs

 Publisher:

Samuel French

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 48

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper

 59 Hook, Theodore Edward Killing No Murder : A farce in two acts. By Theodore Edward Hook, Esq. approximately 1847-1860 Place of Publication:

London: 19 Peter's Hill, Doctor's Common

 Publisher:

G.H. Davidson

 Series:

Cumberland's British Theatre, 229

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 59 Brough, William Kind to a Fault : An original comedy in two acts. By William Brough. approximately 1870-1877 Place of Publication:

New York: No. 33 Rose Street

 Publisher:

Robert M. De Witt, Publisher

 Series:

De Witt's Acting Plays, 17

 Item Specific Details:

cream-colored wrapper that has been wrapped around stiff boards

 59 [Brough, William] Kind to a Fault Item Specific Details:

no wrapper or title page

 59 Maddox, J[ohn] M[edex] The King and the Deserter : A drama in two acts. By J.M. Maddox, Esq. approximately 1857-1858 Place of Publication:

Boston: 128 Washington Street, Corner of Water St.

 Publisher:

William V. Spencer

 Series:

Spencer's Boston Theatre, 157

 Item Specific Details:

tannish-cream wrapper

 59 Maddox, J[ohn] M[edex] The King and the Deserter : A drama in two acts. By J.M. Maddox, Esq. approximately 1872-1878 Place of Publication:

New York: No. 122 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 309

 Item Specific Details:

orangish-yellow wrapper

 59 Planché, J[ames] R[obinson] King Charming; or, The Blue Bird of Paradise : A grand comic extravaganza in two acts. By J.R. Planché. approximately 1853-1856 Place of Publication:

New York: 384 Broadway

 Publisher:

J. Perry

 Item Specific Details:

brownish-pink wrapper. A Christmas extravaganza.

 59 Planché, J[ames] R[obinson] King Christmas : A fancy-full morality. By J.R. Planché. 1871 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 1411

 Item Specific Details:

green wrapper

 59 [Shakespeare, William] King Henry IV, Part I approximately 1858-1872? Place of Publication:

[London]

 Publisher:

[Thomas Hailes Lacy]

 Series:

[Lacy's Acting Edition], [547]

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper. Missing front cover and title page

 59 Kemble, J[ohn] P[hilip] King Henry IV, Part II : An historical play in five acts, by William Shakspeare. Revised by J.P. Kemble. approximately 1847-1860 Place of Publication:

London: 19 Peter's Hill, Doctor's Commons

 Publisher:

G.H. Davidson

 Series:

Cumberland's British Theatre, 191

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 59 Shakespeare, William King Henry IV, Part I : A tragedy in five acts. By William Shakspeare. approximately 1924-1936 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 75

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 59 Shakespeare, William King Henry IV, Part I : A tragedy in five acts. By William Shakspeare. approximately 1924-1936 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 75

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 59 Booth, Edwin Shakespeare's Play of Henry the Eighth, as Presented by Edwin Booth. : The prompt-book, edited by William Winter. 1913 Place of Publication:

Philadelphia

 Publisher:

The Penn Publishing Company

 Item Specific Details:

light blue wrapper

 59 Shakespeare, William King Henry VIII : An historical play in five acts, by William Shakspeare. approximately 1924-1936 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 73

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 60 Shakespeare, William King Henry VIII : An historical play in five acts, by William Shakspeare. approximately 1924-1936 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 73

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 60 Blanchard, E[dward] L[itt Laman] King Humming-Top; or, Harlequin and the Land of Toys : An original grand fantastic allegorical comic Christmas pantomime, the novel and original burlesque opening written by E.L. Blanchard, Esq. approximately 1847-1860 Place of Publication:

London: 19 Peter's Hill, St. Paul's

 Publisher:

G.H. Davidson

 Item Specific Details:

blue-green wrapper. A Christmas extravaganza. A souvenir edition.

 60 Burnand, F[rancis] C[owley] King Indigo : A grand opera bouffe in three acts. Music by Johann Strauss. The entirely new English libretto by F.C. Burnand. 1877 Place of Publication:

London: 122 Wardour Street, W.

 Publisher:

J.Miles & Co.

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper. A souvenir edition.

 60 [Lee, Nelson] King Jamie; or, Harlequin and the Magic Fiddle : A and [sic] historical Christmas pantomime, by the author of "Bluff King Hal." First performed on the 26th December, 1849, at the Princess's Theatre, with bran-new-fine-old-crusted music by Bungle-a-notes-key. The scenery painted by Messrs. Cuthbert, Grey approximately 1849-1850 Place of Publication:

London: 126 Bishopsgate Street, Cornhill

 Publisher:

J. and D.A. Darling

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper. A Christmas extravaganza. A souvenir edition.

 60 Shakespeare, William King John : A tragedy in five acts. By William Shakspeare. approximately 1910-1924 Place of Publication:

New York: 28-30 West 38th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 35

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 60 Shakespeare, William King John : A tragedy in five acts. By William Shakspeare. approximately 1910-1924 Place of Publication:

New York: 28-30 West 38th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 35

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 60 Shakespeare, William King John : A tragedy in five acts. By William Shakspeare. approximately 1853-1857 Place of Publication:

New York: 18 Ann-Street

 Publisher:

Wm. Taylor & Co.

 Series:

The Modern Standard Drama, 35

 Item Specific Details:

brown wrapper

 60 Booth, Edwin Shakespeare's Tragedy of King Lear, as presented by Edwin Booth : The prompt-book, edited by William Winter 1911 Place of Publication:

Philadelphia

 Publisher:

The Penn Publishing Company

 Item Specific Details:

bright orange wrapper

 60 Booth, Edwin Shakespeare's Tragedy of King Lear, as presented by Edwin Booth : The prompt-book, edited by William Winter 1909 Place of Publication:

Philadelphia

 Publisher:

The Penn Publishing Company

 Item Specific Details:

grey wrapper

 60 Shakespeare, William King Lear : A tragedy in five acts. By William Shakspeare. approximately 1924-1936 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 71

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 60 Shakespeare, William King Lear : A tragedy in five acts. By William Shakspeare. approximately 1924-1936 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 71

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 60 Shakespeare, William King Lear : A tragedy in five acts. By William Shakspeare. approximately 1872-1878 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper. This is printed from the same plates as the usual French's Standard Drama, number 71, but it is larger in size and has a wrapper that says that it was printed as a souvenir edition for Booth's Theatre's performance of the play with Lawrence Barrett as Lear.

 60 White, James King of the Commons : A play in five acts. By Rev. James White. approximately 1872-1878 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 26

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper

 60 Burnand, F[rancis] C[owley] and J[ohn] Palgrave Simpson King of the Merrows; or, The Prince and the Piper : A fairy extravaganza. Written by F.C. Burnand, Esq., from an original plot constructed by J. Palgrave Simpson. approximately 1861-1862 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 790

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper. A Christmas extravaganza.

 61 Burnand, F[rancis] C[owley] and J[ohn] Palgrave Simpson King of the Merrows; or, The Prince and the Piper : A fairy extravaganza. Written by F.C. Burnand, Esq., from an original plot constructed by J. Palgrave Simpson. approximately 1861-1862 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 790

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper. A Christmas extravaganza.

 61 Phipps, Edmund King René's Daughter : A lyric drama in one act. From the Danish of Henrik Herz. Rendered into English verse by the Hon. Edmund Phipps. approximately 1910-1924 Place of Publication:

New York: 28-30 West 38th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 266

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 61 Shakespeare, William King Richard the Third : A tragedy in five acts. By William Shakspeare. approximately 1831-1848 Place of Publication:

London: 10 Middle Row, Holborn

 Publisher:

John Duncombe & Co.

 Series:

Duncombe's British Theatre, 55

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper from publisher, plus protective wrapper from previous owner: L.S. Thompson[?]

 61 [Oxberry, William Henry, the Younger?] King Zany's Daughter; or, The Princess Who Was Blind of One Eye and Could Not See Out of the Other : A free and easy burlesque adaptation, in one act. By Guliel. Henric. Bosbacca, M.D.A.S. approximately 1872-1878 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 61 Taylor, Tom and Charles Reade The King's Rival; or, The Court and the Stage : A drama in five acts. By Tom Taylor and Charles Reade. approximately 1872-1878 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 124

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper

 61 [Wilks, Thomas Egerton] The King's Wager; or, The Cottage and The Court. Parts II and III. Item Specific Details:

no publisher wrapper, but there is a protective wrapper added by the previous owner: J. Biddles. Contains production notations.

 61 Morton, John Maddison Kiss and Be Friends : A new farce in one act. By John Maddison Morton. 1885 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1851

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 61 Buckstone, John Baldwin A Kiss in the Dark : A farce in one act. By John Baldwin Buckstone. approximately 1864-1872 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 46

 Item Specific Details:

orangish-yellow wrapper. Previous owner: J. Biddles.

 61 Buckstone, John Baldwin A Kiss in the Dark : A farce in one act. By John Baldwin Buckstone. approximately 1924-1941 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 46

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 61 Buckstone, John Baldwin A Kiss in the Dark : A farce in one act. By John Baldwin Buckstone. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 46

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 61 Stirling, Edward Kissing Goes By Favour : A farce in one act. By Edward Stirling, Esq. approximately 1891-1892 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 2019

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 61 Melford, Mark Kleptomania : A farcical comedy in three acts. By Mark Melford. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 61 Planché, J[ames] R[obinson] The Knights of the Round Table : A drama in five acts. By J.R. Planché. 1872 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 215

 Item Specific Details:

light pink wrapper

 61 Almar, George The Knights of St. John; or, The Fire Banner! : A melo drama in two acts. By George Almar. 1869 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 831

 Item Specific Details:

light yellow wrapper

 61 Almar, G[eorge] The Knights of St. John; or, The Fire Banner! : A grand melo-drama in two acts. By G. Almar, Esq. approximately 1833-1834 Place of Publication:

London: 9 Middle Row, Holborn

 Publisher:

J. Duncombe & Co.

 Series:

[Duncombe's British Theatre], [93]

 Item Specific Details:

no publisher wrapper, but this has a protective wrapper added by a previous owner: J. Biddles. Contains minor production notations.

 61 Murphy, Arthur Know Your Own Mind : A comedy in five acts. By Arthur Murphy. approximately 1875-1880 Place of Publication:

London: 313 Strand

 Publisher:

J. Dicks

 Series:

Dicks' Standard Plays, 176

 Item Specific Details:

tannish-orange wrapper

 61 [Robertson, Thomas William?] The Ladies' Battle : Translated from the celebrated French drama, "Un Duel en Amour." A comedy in three acts. approximately 1872-1878 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 226

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper. Prompt copy from un-named person.

 61 [Robertson, Thomas William?] The Ladies' Battle : Translated from the celebrated French drama, "Un Duel en Amour." A comedy in three acts. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 East 14th St., Union Square

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 226

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper

 62 [Robertson, Thomas William?] The Ladies' Battle : Translated from the celebrated French drama, "Un Duel en Amour." A comedy in three acts. approximately 1910-1924 Place of Publication:

New York: 28-30 West 38th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 226

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 62 Ladies Beware! : A farce in one act. As performed at the Broadway Theatre. Correctly printed from the prompt book. approximately 1864-1872 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street, Up Stairs

 Publisher:

Samuel French

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 56

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 62 Ladies Beware! : A farce in one act. First performed at the Princess's Theatre, Oxford-Street, on Tuesday, June 15, 1847. Under the management of J.M. Maddox, Esq. Copyright edition. approximately 1850-1857 Place of Publication:

London: Wellington Street, Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Item Specific Details:

brown wrapper

 62 Ladies Beware! : A farce in one act. As performed at the Broadway Theatre. Correctly printed from the prompt book. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 East 14th St., Union Square

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 56

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 62 Lemon, Mark The Ladies' Club : A comic drama in two acts. By Mark Lemon. 1895 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 189

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 62 Dumas, Alexander The Ladies of Saint-Cyr; or, the Runaway Husbands : A comedy in three acts. Adapted from the French of Alexander Dumas. approximately 1904-1906 Place of Publication:

London: 26 Southampton Street, Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1254

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 164 [Selby, Charles] A Lady and Gentleman in a Peculiarly Perplexing Predicament! Item Specific Details:

no publisher wrapper or title page, but there is a protective wrapper added by a previous owner: Wm. J. Lemoyne.

 62 Selby, Charles A Lady and Gentleman in a Peculiarly Perplexing Predicament! : A burletta in one act. By Charles Selby, comedian. approximately 1910-1924 Place of Publication:

New York: 28-30 West 38th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 248

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 62 Byron, Henry J[ames] Lady Belle Belle; or, Fortunio and His Seven Magic Men : A Christmas fairy tale in one act. By Henry J. Byron. 1863 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 910

 Item Specific Details:

light pink wrapper. A Christmas extravaganza.

 62 Malyon, E.J. and Charles James The Lady Burglar : A farcical problem, by E.J. Malyon & Charles James. approximately 1897-1899 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 2108

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 62 Taylor, Tom Lady Clancarty; or, Wedded and Wooed. : A tale of the assassination plot, 1696. An original drama in four acts, by Tom Taylor. First produced at the Royal Olympic Theatre, March 9, 1874. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 East 14th St., Union Square

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 368

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 62 Taylor, Tom Lady Clancarty; or, Wedded and Wooed. : A tale of the assassination plot, 1696. An original drama in four acts, by Tom Taylor. First produced at the Royal Olympic Theatre, March 9, 1874. approximately 1910-1924 Place of Publication:

New York: 28-30 West 38th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 368

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 62 Simpson, J[ohn] Palgrave Lady Dedlock's Secret : Play in four acts, founded on an episode in Charles Dickens' "Bleak House," by J. Palgrave Simpson. approximately 1892-1894 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1822

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 62 Planché, J[ames] R[obinson] A Lady in Difficulties : A comic drama in two acts, by J.R. Planché, Esq. approximately 1860-1863 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 314

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 62 Swears, Herbert The Lady Interviewer : An original dramatic sketch. Ay [sic] Herbert Swears. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 388

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 62 Gully, J.M The Lady of Belleisle; or, A Night in the Bastille : A drama in three acts, adapted from the Dumas' "Mademoiselle de Belleisle." By J.M. Gully, M.D. approximately 1876-1878 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1354

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 62 Byron, H[enry] J[ames] The Very Latest Edition of the Lady of Lyons : A new burlesque extravaganza in one act. By H.J. Byron, Esq. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 510

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 62 Bulwer, Edward Lytton The Lady of Lyons; or, Love and Pride : A play in five acts, by Lord Lytton. approximately 1887-1895 Place of Publication:

New York: 28 West 23d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

[French's Standard Drama], [3]

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 63 Bulwer, Edward Lytton The Lady of Lyons; or, Love and Pride : A play in five acts, by Lord Lytton. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 3

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 63 Bulwer, Edward Lytton The Lady of Lyons; or, Love and Pride : A play in five acts, by Lord Lytton. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 East 14th St., Union Square

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 3

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 63 Bulwer, Edward Lytton The Lady of Lyons; or, Love and Pride : A play in five acts, by Lord Lytton. approximately 1910-1924 Place of Publication:

New York: 28-30 West 38th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 3

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 63 Bulwer, Edward Lytton The Lady of Lyons; or, Love and Pride : A play in five acts, by Lord Lytton. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 3

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 63 Reece, R[obert] The Lady of the Lake, Plaid in a New Tartan : An ephemeral burlesque, founded on Sir Walter Scott's immortal poem, and written by R. Reece, Esq. 1866 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 1064

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 63 Dibdin, Thomas The Lady of the Lake. : A melodramatic romance in two acts. From Sir Walter Scott, by Thomas Dibdin. approximately 1910-1924 Place of Publication:

New York: 28-30 West 38th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 275

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 63 Somerset, C[harles A.] A New Grand Comic Christmas Pantomime, Entitled Ladye Bird Bower; or, Harlequin Prince Peacock, and the Fair Brillianta : Founded upon the old nursery chaunt. approximately 1858-1859 Place of Publication:

Liverpool, Roe Street

 Publisher:

The St. George's Office

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper. A Christmas extravaganza. A souvenir edition.

 63 Arbuthnot, Captain L'Africaine; or, The Belle of Madagascar : A burlesque in one act. (Being the first extravaganza on the subject printed.) By Captain Arbuthnot. approximately 1866-1867 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 1005

 Item Specific Details:

blue wrapper

 63 Higgie, Thomas [Henry] Laid Up in Port! or, Sharks Along Shore! : A nautical drama in three acts. By Thomas Higgie. approximately 1873-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1562

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 63 Vernon, Leicester The Lancers : A drama in three acts, (adapted from the French) by Captain Leicester Vernon, M.P. approximately 1899-1902 Place of Publication:

New York: 26 West 22d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 361

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 63 Palmer, T.A The Last Life : A drama in three acts. Adapted from one of Mrs. S.C. Hall's stories of Irish life. By T.A. Palmer. approximately 1887-1895 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1537

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 63 Pitt, George Dibdin The Last Man; or, The Miser of Eltham Green : A drama in two acts. By George Dibdin Pitt. approximately 1887-1895 Place of Publication:

New York: 28 West 23d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 280

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 63 Pitt, George Dibdin The Last Man; or, The Miser of Eltham Green : A drama in two acts. By George Dibdin Pitt. approximately 1857-1872 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

The New British Theatre (Late Duncombe's), 191

 Item Specific Details:

brownish-orange wrapper

 63 Pitt, George Dibdin The Last Man; or, The Miser of Eltham Green : A drama in two acts. By George Dibdin Pitt. approximately 1857-1858 Place of Publication:

Boston: 128 Washington Street, corner Water Street

 Publisher:

William V. Spencer

 Series:

Spencer's Boston Theatre, 94

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper. Previous owner: Edwin Clifford. Contains production notations.

 63 À Beckett, Gilbert The Last of the Legends; or, The Baron, The Bride, and the Battery : A psychological extravaganza. By Gilbert À Beckett. 1873 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 1478

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 63 Selby, Charles The Last of the Pigtails : An original petite comedy--in one act. By Charles Selby, comedian. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 East 14th St., Union Square

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 265

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 63 Young, Charles L[awrence] The Late Sir Benjamin : Comedy in one act. A free adaptation from the French of Edouard Romberg, by Sir Charles L. Young, Bart. approximately 1883-1885 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1804

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 63 Sapte, William, Jr Latterday Legends: Being Rummy Romances : By William Sapte, Junior. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French

 Item Specific Details:

orangish-red wrapper

 63 Reynolds, Frederick Laugh When you Can : A comedy in five acts, by Frederick Reynolds, Esq. approximately 1872-1878 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 64 Webster, Benjamin The Laughing Hyena : A farce in one act. By Benjamin Webster, Esq. approximately 1899-1902 Place of Publication:

New York: 26 West 22d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 198

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 64 Planché, J[ames] R[obinson] Lavater The Physiognomist; or, Not a Bad Judge : A comic drama in two acts, by J.R. Planché, Esq. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 East 14th St., Union Square

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 214

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 64 Linley, George Law versus Love : A comedietta in one act. By George Linley. approximately 1901-1904 Place of Publication:

London: 26 Southampton Street, Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 885

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 64 Lawrence, Slingsby [pseud. of George Henry Lewes] The Lawyers : A comedy in three acts. By Slingsby Lawrence, Esq. approximately 1887-1895 Place of Publication:

New York: 28 West 23d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 52

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 64 Troughton, Adolphus Charles Leading Strings : A comedy in three acts. By Adolphus Charles Troughton. approximately 1857-1872 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy

Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 64 Troughton, Adolphus Charles Leading Strings : A comedy in three acts. By Adolphus Charles Troughton. approximately 1860-1862 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 486

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 64 Buckstone, J[ohn] Baldwin Leap Year; or, The Ladies' Privilege : A comedy in three acts. By J. Baldwin Buckstone. approximately 1891-1895 Place of Publication:

New York: 28 West 23d Street

 Publisher:

T.H. French, Successor to Samuel French & Son, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 83

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 64 Moncrieff, W[illiam] T[homas] The Lear of Private Life; or, Father and Daughter : A domestic drama in three acts. By W.T. Moncrieff, Esq. approximately 1872-1878 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau St.

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son

Series:

Cumberland's British Theatre, [460]

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper. This play was originally number 60 in Cumberland's Minor Theatre, but this wrapper lists the series as Cumberland's British Theatre, which means it is after the series' have been combined into one.

 64 Cheltnam, Charles S[mith] Leatherlungos the Great: How He Storm'd, Reign'd, and Mizzled. : An entirely new and original extravaganza. By Charles S. Cheltnam. 1872 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 1433

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 64 Hazlewood, Colin H[enry], and Arthur Williams Leave It to Me : A farce in one act. By Colin H. Hazlewood, and Arthur Williams. 1872 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 1437

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 64 Stirling, Edward Left in a Cab : An original farce in one act. By Edward Stirling. 1872 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 22

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 64 Stirling, Edward Legacy of Honour : An original drama in two acts, by Edward Stirling, Esq. 1873 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 740

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper. This is the first of two plays bound into the same pamphlet binder. It is bound with "Lending a Hand."

 64 À Beckett, Gilbert Arthur Lending a Hand : A farce in one act. By Gilbert Arthur À Beckett, Esq. 1873 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1023

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper. This is the second of two plays bound into the same pamphlet binder. It is bound with "Legacy of Honour."

 64 Morton, John Maddison Lend Me Five Shillings : A farce in one act. By John Maddison Morton, Esq. approximately 1887-1895 Place of Publication:

New York: 28 West 23d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 24

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 64 Morton, John Maddison Lend Me Five Shillings : A farce in one act. By John Maddison Morton, Esq. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 24

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 64 Coyne, J[oseph] Stirling and Francis Talfourd Leo the Terrible : An entirely new and original Aesopean burlesque in one act. By J. Stirling Coyne, and Francis Talfourd. 1872 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 126

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 64 Smith, John Frederick A Lesson for Gentlemen; or, The City Wives : A comedietta in one act. By John Frederick Smith. approximately 1844-1848 Place of Publication:

London: 10 Middle Row, Holborn

 Publisher:

John Duncombe

 Series:

[Duncombe's British Theatre], [383]

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 64 Buckstone, J[ohn] B[aldwin] A Lesson for Ladies : A comedy in three acts. By J.B. Buckstone. approximately 1875-1880 Place of Publication:

London: 313 Strand

 Publisher:

John Dicks

 Series:

Dicks' Standard Plays, 809

 Item Specific Details:

tannish-orange wrapper

 65 Austin, Alfred A Lesson in Harmony : By Alfred Austin, Poet Laureate. approximately 1924-1935 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's International Copyrighted Edition of the Works of the Best Authors, 79

 Item Specific Details:

light green wrapper

 65 Cheltnam, Charles Smith A Lesson in Love : A comedy in three acts. By Charles Smith Cheltnam. 1895 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 960

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 65 Oxenford, John and Horace Wigan A Life Chase : A drama in five acts. By John Oxenford and Horace Wigan. approximately 1881-1883 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1290

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 65 Suter, William E. A Life's Revenge; or, Two Loves for One Heart : A drama in three acts. By William E. Suter, Esq. approximately 1887-1905 Place of Publication:

Clyde, Ohio

 Publisher:

Ames' Publishing Co.

 Series:

Ames' Series of Standard and Minor Drama, 39

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 65 Bernard, [William] Bayle A Life's Trial : An original drama in three acts, by Bayle Bernard, Esq. 1878 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 436

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 65 Stirling, Edward Lilly Dawson; or, A Poor Girl's Story! : A domestic drama in three acts. By Edward Stirling, Esq. approximately 1885-1887 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1909

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 65 Edwardes, Conway Linda Di Chamouni; or, The Blighted Flower : An original operatic burlesque extravaganza. By Conway Edwardes. approximately 1869-1870 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 1302

 Item Specific Details:

aqua-colored wrapper

 65 Barnett, C[harles] Z[achary] Linda, the Pearl of Savoy : A domestic drama in three acts. By C.Z. Barnett, Esq. approximately 1843-1848 Place of Publication:

London: 10 Middle Row, Holborn

 Publisher:

John Duncombe

 Series:

[Duncombe's British Theatre], [376]

 Item Specific Details:

no publisher wrapper, but it has a protective wrapper added by a previous owner: J. Biddles. Contains minor production notations.

 65 Barnett, C[harles] Z[achary] Linda, the Pearl of Savoy : A domestic drama in three acts. By C.Z. Barnett, Esq. approximately 1843-1848 Place of Publication:

London: 10 Middle Row, Holborn

 Publisher:

John Duncombe

 Series:

Duncombe's British Theatre, 376

 Item Specific Details:

tannish-pink wrapper

 65 Meritt, Paul Linked by Love : Domestic comedy in three acts. By Paul Meritt. approximately 1887-1890 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1907

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 65 Phillips, Watts A Lion at Bay : A drama in one act. By Watts Phillips, Esq. approximately 1878-1879 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1248

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper

 65 Williams, Thomas J[ohn] The Lion Slayer; or, Out for a Prowl! : A farce in one act. By Thomas J. Williams, Esq. 1895 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1146

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 65 Stirling, E[dward] The Little Back Parlour : A farce in one act. By E. Stirling, Esq. approximately 1876-1878 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1656

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 65 Grundy, Sydney A Little Change : A farce in one scene. By Sydney Grundy. approximately 1887-1890 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1414

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 65 Sturgis, Julian Little Comedies : By Julian Sturgis. 1880 Place of Publication:

New York: 1, 3, and 5 Bond Street

 Publisher:

D. Appleton & Company, Publishers

 Series:

Appletons' New Handy-Volume Series, 59

 Item Specific Details:

brownish-red wrapper

 164 Williams, Thomas J[ohn] Little Daisy : A comic drama in one act. by Thomas J. Williams, Esq. 1863 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 899

 Item Specific Details:

green wrapper. A prompt copy without owner name.

 65 Byron, Henry J[ames] Little Don Giovanni : A burlesque. By Henry J. Byron. approximately 1868-1869 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 1076

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 65 Blanchard, E[dward] L[itt Laman] Little Goody Two-Shoes; or, Harlequin and Cock Robin : An entirely novel, original, burlesque, grotesque, poetical, pastoral, pictorial, grand comic Christmas pantomime. By E.L. Blanchard. approximately 1862-1863 Place of Publication:

London: 19 Peter's Hill, St. Paul's

 Publisher:

The Music-Publishing Company

 Item Specific Details:

green wrapper. A Christmas extravaganza. A souvenir edition.

 66 Blanchard, E[dward] L[itt Laman] Little Jack Horner; or, Harlequin A.B.C., and the Enchanted Region of Nursery Rhymes : An entirely new allegorical, beautiful, comical, diverting, educational, fanciful, gorgeous, hyperbolical, intellectual, jovial, keen, laughable, merry, novel, original, peculiar, quizzical, romantic, splendid, transcendent, unobjectionable, volatile, wag approximately 1857-1858 Place of Publication:

London: Peter's Hill, St. Paul's

 Publisher:

Davidson

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper. A Christmas extravaganza. A souvenir edition.

 66 Blanchard, E[dward] L[itt Laman] Little King Pippin; or, Harlequin Fortunatus and the Magic Purse and Wishing Cap : Grand comic Christmas pantomime. By E.L. Blanchard. 1865 Place of Publication:

London: Old Broad Street

 Publisher:

Jabez Tuck and Co.

 Item Specific Details:

green wrapper. A Christmas extravaganza. A souvenir edition.

 66 Cheltnam, Charles S[mith] A Little Madcap. : A comic drama in one act. By Charles S. Cheltnam. 1891 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1697

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 66 Morton, John Maddison Little Mother : A comic piece in two acts, by John Maddison Morton. approximately 1873-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1363

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 66 Hazlewood [Colin Henry] The Little Mouse That Built a House in a Christmas Cake; or, Harlequin Industry, and Idleness Place of Publication:

London: 6 Desboro Place

 Publisher:

Hare & Co., Printers to the Establishment

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper. A Christmas extravaganza. A souvenir edition.

 66 Williams, Thomas J[ohn] The Little Sentinel! : A comedietta in one act. By Thomas J. Williams, Esq. approximately 1907-1909 Place of Publication:

London: 26 Southampton Street, Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 865

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 66 Selby, Charles Little Sins & Pretty Sinners : An interlude in one act. By Charles Selby, comedian. 1895 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 281

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 66 Millward, Charles Little Snow-White! or, Harlequin Prince Goldenheart, and The Fair Maiden Who Never Saw Her Face in a Glass. : A New Grand Comic Christmas Pantomime, Entitled [title] The opening story of the pantomime written expressly for the Theatre Royal by Mr. Charles Millward. 1859 Place of Publication:

Liverpool: 15 South John Street

 Publisher:

Griffin & McGhie

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper. A Christmas extravaganza. A souvenir edition.

 66 Mathews, Charles Little Toddlekins : A comic drama in one act. By Charles Mathews. approximately 1900-1910 Place of Publication:

New York: 24 West 22d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 245

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 66 Harris, A[ugustus Glossop, Sr.] The Little Treasure : A comedy in two acts. By A. Harris. approximately 1857-1872 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau-Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French

 Series:

[French's Standard Drama], [125]

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper. Even though the title page lists this as part of French's American Drama, the series number listed is from the number the play used after it was move from the American Drama to French's Standard Drama.

 66 Harris, A[ugustus Glossop, Sr.] The Little Treasure : A comedy in two acts. By A. Harris. approximately 1855-1857 Place of Publication:

New York: 121 Nassau-Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French

 Series:

French's American Drama, 26

 Item Specific Details:

This has a yellow publisher wrapper. Around that is a protective wrapper from a previous owner: J. Biddles. Contains minor production notations.

 66 Neville, George F. The Little Vixens : A comedietta in one act. By George F. Neville, Esq. approximately 1878-1879 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1671

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 66 Grattan, H[enry] Plunkett and Mark Lemon Living Statues; or, Short Cut and Returns; and My Sister Kate : [subtitle for Living Statues:] An original farce in one act. By H. Plunkett Grattan. [subtitle for My Sister Kate:] A farce in one act. By Mark Lemon. 1880 Place of Publication:

London: 313 Strand

 Publisher:

John Dicks

 Series:

Dicks' Standard Plays, 643

 Item Specific Details:

reddish-orange wrapper

 66 Troughton, Adolphus Charles Living Too Fast; or, A Twelvemonth's Honeymoon : A comedietta in one act. By Adolphus Charles Troughton. approximately 1878-1879 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 234

 Item Specific Details:

yellow tan wrapper

 66 Hazlewood, C[olin] H[enry] Lizzie Lyle; or, The Flower Makers of Finsbury : A tale of trials and temptations, in three acts. By C.H. Hazlewood. 1869 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 1300

 Item Specific Details:

aqua colored wrapper

 66 Planché, J[ames] R[obinson] The Loan of a Lover : A vaudeville in one act. By J.R. Planché. approximately 1910-1924 Place of Publication:

New York: 28-30 West 38th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 4

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 66 Paul, [George Henry] Howard Locked Out : A comic scene illustrative of what may occur after dark in a great metropolis. By Howard Paul. approximately 1873-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 399

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 66 Paul, [George Henry] Howard Locked Out : A comic scene illustrative of what may occur after dark in a great metropolis. By Howard Paul. 1855 Place of Publication:

London: Wellington Street, Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 399

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper. Previous owner: J. Biddles. Contains minor production notations.

 66 Hay, Frederic[k] Lodgers and Dodgers : A farce in one act, by Frederic Hay. approximately 1872-1878 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 1370

 Item Specific Details:

light green wrapper

 66 Poole, John Lodgings for Single Gentlemen : A farce in one act. By John Poole. approximately 1885-1887 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1711

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 67 Boucicault, Dion[ysus] L[ardner] London Assurance : A comedy in five acts. By Dion L. Bourcicault. approximately 1924-1937 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 27

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 67 London Bridge, 150 Years Ago; or, The Old Mint : A romantic drama in five acts. Adapted and rewritten from “Les Chevaliers du Brouillard” by the author of “Our Future King;” “Marion de Lorme;” “Merry Vivandière;” “Cupid in the Country;” “Domestic Supremacy;” &c, &c. Founded on the Queen's Theatre succes approximately 1887-1890 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1517

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 67 The London Vocalist: an Extensive and Superior Collection of Songs [Part Nine] approximately 1817-1831? Place of Publication:

London: 19 Little Queen Street, Holborn

 Publisher:

J. Duncombe

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 67 Blake, Thomas G. The Lonely Man of the Ocean; or, The Night Before the Bridal : A drama in three acts. By Thomas G. Blake. 1858 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 229

 Item Specific Details:

light orange publisher wrapper and also a protective wrapper from the previous owner: J. Biddles. This is the first of two identical copies of this play.

 67 Blake, Thomas G. The Lonely Man of the Ocean; or, The Night Before the Bridal : A drama in three acts. By Thomas G. Blake. 1858 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 229

 Item Specific Details:

light orange publisher wrapper and also a protective wrapper from the previous owner: J. Biddles. This is the second of two identical copies.

 67 Blake, Thomas G. The Lonely Man of the Ocean; or, The Night Before the Bridal : A drama in three act [sic]. By Thomas G. Blake. approximately 1872-1878 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 229

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 67 Edwardes, Conway Long Odds : Three act comedy-drama. By Conway Edwardes. approximately 1887-1890 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1898

 Item Specific Details:

tannish-orange wrapper

 67 Lovell, George W. Look Before You Leap; or, Wooings and Weddings : A comedy in five acts. By George W. Lovell. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 East 14th St., Union Square

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 34

 Item Specific Details:

orangish-yellow wrapper

 67 Byron, Henry J[ames] Lord Bateman; or, The Proud Young Porter and the Fair Sophia : A burlesque. Founded on the loving ballad of "Lord Bateman." By Henry J. Byron. approximately 1869-1872 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 1295

 Item Specific Details:

aqua colored wrapper

 67 Burnand, F[rancis] C[owley] Lord Lovel and Lady Nancy Bell; or, The Bounding Brigand of the Bakumboilum : A thrillingly-interesting and tragically-startling burlesque by F.C. Burnand, Esq. approximately 1880-1881 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 443

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 67 Barnett, C[harles] Z[achary] The Loss of the Royal George; or, The Fatal Land Breeze : A nautico-domestic drama in two acts. By C.Z. Barnett. approximately 1840-1848 Place of Publication:

London: 10 Middle Row, Holborn

 Publisher:

John Duncombe & Co.

 Series:

Duncombe's British Theatre, 336

 Item Specific Details:

light yellow wrapper

 67 March, George Lost and Found : An operetta in one act, written by George March, (...). The music composed by Virginia Gabriel. approximately 1880-1881 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1323

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 164 Lemon, Mark Lost and Won : A drama in two acts. By Mark Lemon. 1880 Place of Publication:

London: 313 Strand

 Publisher:

John Dicks

 Series:

Dicks' Standard Plays, 594

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 67 Suter, W[illiam] E. The Lost Child; or Jones's Baby : An original farce in one act. By W.E. Suter, Esq. approximately 1864-1872 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 322

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper

 67 Suter, W[illiam] E. The Lost Child; or Jones's Baby : An original farce in one act. By W.E. Suter, Esq. approximately 1872-1878 Place of Publication:

New York: No. 122 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 322

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper

 67 Stirling, Edward The Lost Diamonds! : A drama in two acts. By Edward Stirling, Esq. approximately 1880-1881 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1764

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 67 [Robertson, Thomas William] The Lost Husband : A drama in four acts. Written and adapted from the French, by the author of "The Ladies' Battle." 1872 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, either 18 or 86

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper. The front cover of this wrapper for this play clearly lists it as series number "18," but this title is usually given as number "86" in the series when they are listed in advertisements.

 67 Phillips, Watts Lost in London : A new and original drama in three acts. By Watts Phillips, Esq. approximately 1900-1910 Place of Publication:

New York: 24 West 22d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 400

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 68 Townsend, Thompson The Lost Ship; or, The Man of War's Man, & The Privateer : A nautical drama in three acts. Written by Thompson Townsend. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 East 14th St., Union Square

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 305

 Item Specific Details:

orangish-yellow wrapper

 68 Hazlewood, Colin H[enry] The Lost Wife; or, A Husband's Confession : A domestic drama in three acts. By Colin H. Hazlewood. approximately 1880-1881 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1381

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 68 Fisher, W.J Lot 49 : Farce in one act (from the German of G. von Moser), by W.J. Fisher. approximately 1891-1892 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 2024

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 68 Buckstone, J[ohn] B[aldwin] The Lottery Ticket; or, The Lawyer's Clerk : A farce in one act. By J.B. Buckstone. approximately 1910-1924 Place of Publication:

New York: 28-30 West 38th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 137

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 68 Louise de Lignerolles : A tragic drama in five parts. Adapted from the French of MM. Prosper Denaux & Ernest Legouve. approximately 1863-1864 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bokseller [sic]

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 204

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 68 Holl, H[enry] Louise; or, The White Scarf : A drama in two acts. By H. Holl, Esq. approximately 1857-1872 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

The New British Theatre (late Duncombe's), 249

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 68 Holl, H[enry] Louise; or, The White Scarf! : A domestic melo drama, in two acts, by H. Holl, Esq. approximately 1838-1848 Place of Publication:

London: 10 Middle Row, Holborn

 Publisher:

J. Duncombe & Co.

 Series:

Duncombe's British Theatre, 249

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 68 Knowles, James Sheridan Love : A play in five acts. By James Sheridan Knowles. approximately 1900-1910 Place of Publication:

New York: 24 West 22d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 65

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 167 Planché, J[ames] R[obinson] Love and Fortune : A dramatic tableau. By J.R. Planche, Esq. approximately 1935 Item Specific Details:

This is a typed copy of the play, likely typed in the 1930's. It is in a green paper cover.

 68 Carpenter, J[oseph] E[dwards] Love and Honour; or, Soldiers at Home--Heroes Abroad : An original domestic drama in three acts, by J.E. Carpenter. approximately 1892-1894 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1598

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 68 Morton, John M[addison] Love and Hunger : A farce in one act. By John M. Morton, Esq. approximately 1887-1890 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 624

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 68 Robson, W[illia]m James Love and Loyalty : A play in five acts. By Wm. James Robson. approximately 1864-1872 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street, Up Stairs

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 255

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper

 68 Love and Rain : A farce in one act. Adapted from the French. approximately 1904-1906 Place of Publication:

London: 26 Southampton Street, Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 909

 Item Specific Details:

tannish-orange wrapper

 164 Kenney, James Love Extempore : A comedy inf two acts. By James Kenney. approximately 1875-1880 Place of Publication:

London: 313 Strand

 Publisher:

John Dicks

 Series:

Dicks' Standard Plays, 733

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 68 Payne, John Howard Love in Humble Life : A petite comedy in one act. By John Howard Payne. approximately 1857-1863 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street, Up Stairs

 Publisher:

Samuel French

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 118

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper from publisher. Also has protective wrapper from previous owner: J. Biddles.

 68 Wooler, J[ohn] P[ratt] Love in Livery : An original farce in one act. By J.P. Wooler, Esq. approximately 1900-1910 Place of Publication:

New York: 24 West 22d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 212

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 68 Colman, George, the Younger Love Laughs at Locksmiths : A comic opera in two acts. By George Colman, the Younger. As performed at the Hay-Market and New-York Theatres. From the prompt book. (second American from the first London edition of 1806) 1808 Place of Publication:

New York: At the Dramatic Repository, Shakspeare-Gallery

 Publisher:

D. Longworth

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 68 Kenn[e]y, James Love, Law, and Physic : A farce. By James Kenny. approximately 1873-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 386

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 68 Knowles, James Sheridan The Love-Chase : A comedy in five acts. By James Sheridan Knowles. approximately 1857-1872 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street

Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 22

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 69 Coyne, J[oseph] Stirling The Love-Knot : A comedy in three acts. By J. Stirling Coyne, Esq. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 East 14th St., Union Square

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 313

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 69 Lovers' Quarrels; or, Like Master Like Man : A farce in one act. From the comedy of "The Mistake" by Sir John Vanbrugh. approximately 1873-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 59

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 164 King, T[homas] Lovers' Quarrels; or, Like Master Like Man : An interlude in one act. Altered from "The Mistake" of Sir John Vanbrugh, by T. King. approximately 1875-1880 Place of Publication:

London: 313 Strand

 Publisher:

J. Dicks

 Series:

Dicks' Standard Plays, 209

 Item Specific Details:

cream-colored wrapper

69 Rae, Charles Marsham Love's Alarms : An extravagant comedy in one act, by Charles Marsham Rae. approximately 1899-1900 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1674

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 69 Shakespeare, William Love's Labour's Lost : A comedy in five acts, by William Shakspeare. approximately 1910-1924 Place of Publication:

New York: 28-30 West 38th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 301

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 69 Shakespeare, William Love's Labour's Lost : A comedy in five acts, by William Shakspeare. approximately 1910-1924 Place of Publication:

New York: 28-30 West 38th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 301

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 69 Shakespeare, William Love's Labour's Lost : A comedy in five acts, by William Shakspeare. approximately 1928-1942 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Incorporated 1899

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 301

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 69 Emden, W[illiam] S[amuel] Love's Labyrinth : A comedietta in one act. By W.S. Emden. 1866 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 1046

 Item Specific Details:

light tan wrapper

 69 Buckingham, Leicester [Silk] Love's Martyr : A drama in four acts, preceded by a prologue. By Leicester Buckingham. approximately 1883-1885 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1041

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 69 Lovell, George [W.] Love's Sacrifice; or, The Rival Merchants : A play in five acts. By George Lovell. First American edition. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 East 14th St., Union Square

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 12

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 69 Love's Telegraph : A comedy in three acts. approximately 1899-1900 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 471

 Item Specific Details:

orangish-tan wrapper

 69 Halliday, Andrew The Loving Cup : A serio-comic drama, in two acts. By Andrew Halliday. 1871 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 1269

 Item Specific Details:

green wrapper

 69 Byron, Henry J[ames] Lucia Di Lammermoor; or, The Laird, The Lady, and The Lover : A new an original operatic burlesque extravaganza. Founded on Donizetti's popular opera, and consequently very unlike the romance. By Henry J. Byron. approximately 1876-1878 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1077

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 69 Bernard, [William] Bayle Lucille; or, The Story of the Heart : A drama in three acts. By Bayle Bernard, Esq. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 East 14th St., Union Square

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 362

 Item Specific Details:

orangish-yellow wrapper

 69 Cheltnam, Charles Smith A Lucky Escape! : A comic drama in one act (from the French). By Charles Smith Cheltnam. approximately 1873-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 772

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 69 Parry, Tom The Lucky Horse Shoe; or, Woman's Trials : A domestic drama in three acts. By Tom Parry. approximately 1887-1895 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 377

 Item Specific Details:

cream-colored wrapper

 69 Browne, E.J A Lucky Sixpence : Farce in one act. By E.J. Browne. approximately 1873-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1536

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 69 Dance, George Lucky Stars; or, The Cobbler of Cripplegate : A burletta in one act. By George Dance. approximately 1871-1872 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 1403

 Item Specific Details:

green wrapper

 69 Weston, J.M Lucretia Borgia : A drama in three acts. Adapted from the French of Victor Hugo, by J.M. Weston, comedian. approximately 1900-1910 Place of Publication:

New York: 24 West 22d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 250

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 69 Byron, Henry J[ames] Lucretia Borgia, M.D.; or, La Grande Doctresse : An original burlesque extravaganza, (founded on a famous opera). By Henry J. Byron. approximately 1872-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 1292

 Item Specific Details:

brownish-orange wrapper

 70 Campbell, A[ndrew] L[eonard Voullaire] Lyieushee Lovel; or, The Gipsy of Ashburnham Dell! : A melo-drama in three acts. By A.L. Campbell. approximately 1885-1887 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1908

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 70 Shakespeare, William Macbeth : A tragedy in five acts. By William Shakspeare. approximately 1924-1936 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 50

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper.

 70 Shakespeare, William Macbeth : By William Shakespeare. From the Riverside Edition edited by Richard Grant White. With additional notes by Helen Gray Cone. approximately 1897-1908 Place of Publication:

Boston: 4 Park Street

 Publisher:

Houghton, Mifflin and Company

 Series:

Riverside Literature Series, 106

 Item Specific Details:

cream-colored wrapper

 70 Booth, Edwin Shakespeare's Tragedy of Macbeth : The prompt-book. Edited by William Winter. As presented by Edwin Booth. approximately 1928-1946 Place of Publication:

Philadelphia: 1617 Latimer St.

 Publisher:

The Penn Play Company

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 70 Booth, Edwin Shakespeare's Tragedy of Macbeth : The prompt-book. Edited by William Winter. As presented by Edwin Booth. 1881 Place of Publication:

New York: 63 and 65 Murray Street

 Publisher:

Francis Hart & Company

 Item Specific Details:

grey wrapper. Previous owner: Sarah Truax. Contains minor production notations.

 70 Shakespeare, William Macbeth : A tragedy in five acts. By William Shakspeare. approximately 1887-1895 Place of Publication:

New York: 28 West 23d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 50

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper. Previous owner: Sarah Truax. Contains extensive production notations.

 70 Shakespeare, William Macbeth : A tragedy in five acts. By William Shakspeare. approximately 1924-1936 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 50

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 70 Burnand, F[rancis] C[owley] Madame Berliot's Ball; or, The Chalet in the Valley : A comic drama in two acts, five scenes, and six tableaux. By F.C. Burnand, Esq. approximately 1863 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 906

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 70 Morton, John Maddison Maggie's Situation : An original comedietta in one act. By John Maddison Morton. 1899 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1797

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 167 Oxenford, John The Magic Toys : A ballet farce in one act. By John Oxenford, Esq. approximately 1930s? Item Specific Details:

hand-typed copy of this play, undated

 70 Pocock, I[saac] The Magpie, or the Maid! : A melo-drama in three acts. By I. Pocock, Esq. approximately 1830-1847 Place of Publication:

London: 2 Cumberland Terrace, Camden New Town

 Publisher:

John Cumberland

 Series:

Cumberland's British Theatre, 201

 Item Specific Details:

brownish-tan publisher wrapper. Also has a protective wrapper around that from a previous owner: J. Biddles.

 70 Gore, Mrs. [Catherine Grace Frances (Moody)] The Maid of Croissey; or, or, [sic] Theresa's Vow : A drama in two acts. By Mrs. Charles Gore. approximately 1891-1895 Place of Publication:

New York: 28 West 23d Street

 Publisher:

T.H. French, Successor to Samuel French & Son, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 28

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 70 Gore, Mrs. [Catherine Grace Frances (Moody)] The Maid of Croissey; or, Theresa's Vow : A drama in two acts by Mrs. Charles Gore, as performed at the Theatre Royal, Hay-Market. approximately 1835-1852 Place of Publication:

London: 186 Strand

 Publisher:

Chapman and Hall

 Series:

Webster's Acting National Drama, 68

 Item Specific Details:

brown publisher wrapper. Also has a protective wrapper added around that from a previous owner: J. Biddles.

 70 Farrell, John The Maid of Genoa, or, The Bandit Merchant : A melo-drama in three acts. By John Farrell, Esq. approximately 1828-1848 Place of Publication:

London: Middle Row, Holborn

 Publisher:

J. Duncombe & Co.

 Series:

[Duncombe's British Theatre], [34]

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 70 Farrell, J[ohn] The Dumb Girl of Genoa; or, The Bandit Merchant : A melodrama in three acts. By J. Farrell, Esq. approximately 1872-1878 Place of Publication:

New York: No. 122 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

[French's Standard Drama], [257]

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 70 Massinger, Philip The Maid of Honour : A tragi-comedy in five acts. By Philip Massinger. approximately 1831-1847 Place of Publication:

London: 2 Cumberland Terrace, Camden New Town

 Publisher:

John Cumberland

 Series:

Cumberland's British Theatre, 209

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 70 Wooler, J[ohn] P[ratt] The Maid of Honour : A comedietta in one act. By J.P. Wooler, Esq. approximately 1873-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 934

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 71 Ellis, W[alter] Major and Miner : An original comedy drama in two acts, by W. Ellis. approximately 1885-1887 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1887

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 71 Mayhew, E[dward] and G. Smith Make Your Wills! : A farce in one act. By E. Mayhew and G. Smith. approximately 1900-1910 Place of Publication:

New York: 24 West 22d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 124

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 71 Bernard, William Bayle The Man About Town! : A farce in one act. By William Bayle Bernard. approximately 1880-1881 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1756

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 71 Bernard, William Bayle The Man about Town! : A farce in one act. By William Bayle Bernard. approximately 1835-1848 Place of Publication:

London: 10 Middle Row, Holborn

 Publisher:

John Duncombe & Co.

 Series:

Duncombe's British Theatre, 171

 Item Specific Details:

tan publisher wrapper. Also has a protective wrapper from a previous owner.

71 Arnold, Samuel James Man and Wife; or, More Secrets Than One! : A comedy in five acts. By Samuel James Arnold, Esq. As performed at the Drury-Lane and New-York Theatres. (from the London, fifth edition) 1809 Place of Publication:

New York: At the Dramatic Repository, Shakspeare-Gallery

 Publisher:

D. Longworth,

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 71 Webster, B[enjamin] Man Is Not Perfect, Nor Woman Neither : A comic drama in one act. By B. Webster, Esq. approximately 1878-1879 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 71 Poel, W[illia]m Man of Forty : A comedietta in one act. By Kotzebue. Adapted for the English stage by Mr. Wm. Poel. approximately 1881-1883 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1782

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 71 Poel, W[illia]m Man of Forty : A comedietta in one act. By Kotzebue. Adapted fro the English stage by Mr. Wm. Poel. approximately 1881-1883 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1782

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 71 Macklin, Charles The Man of the World : A comedy in five acts. By Charles Macklin. approximately 1878-1879 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1054

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 71 Grundy, Sydney Man Proposes : An original comedietta in one act. By Sydney Grundy. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 384

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 71 Langbridge, Frederick Man Proposes : An original comedietta in one act. By Frederick Langbridge. approximately 1872-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 1469

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 71 Ransom, H[arry] A[lexander] V[incent] The Man Who Wasn't : A farce in one act. By H.A.V. Ransom. 1895 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 2071

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 71 À Beckett, Gilbert Abbott The Man With the Carpet Bag : A farce in one act. By Gilbert Abbott Beckett, Esq. approximately 1872-1878 Place of Publication:

New York: No. 122 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 319

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper

 71 Lucas, W[illiam] J[ames] The Man With the Iron Mask : Adapted from the French, by W.J. Lucas, Esq. In four epochs. approximately 1899-1902 Place of Publication:

New York: 24 West 22d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 230

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 71 Wooler, J[ohn] P[ratt] A Man Without a Head : A farce in one act. By J.P. Wooler, Esq. approximately 1872-1878 Place of Publication:

New York: No. 122 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 272

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 71 Colman, George, the Elder The Manager in Distress : A prelude. by George Colman, the Elder. approximately 1871-1872 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 1399

 Item Specific Details:

olive green wrapper

 71 [Talfourd, Francis and William Palmer Hale] The Mandarin's Daughter! Being the Simple Story of the Willow-Pattern Plate : A Chinese tale, from the heads of the authors of Godiva, &c., &c. 1865 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 74

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper. Title is written in as "Willow Pattern Plate" on front cover.

 71 [Maturin, Charles Robert] Manuel : A tragedy in five acts. As performed at the Theatre Royal, Drury-Lane. By the author of Bertram. 1817 Place of Publication:

New York: At the Dramatic Repository, Shakspeare-Gallery

 Publisher:

David Longworth

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 71 Selby, Charles The Marble Heart; or, The Sculptor's Dream : A romance of real life. In five chapters. By Charles Selby, comedian. approximately 1910-1924 Place of Publication:

New York: 28-30 West 38th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 270

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 72 Selby, Charles The Marble Heart; or, The Sculptor's Dream : A romance of real life. In five chapters. By Charles Selby, comedian. approximately 1872-1878 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street, Up Stairs

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

[French's Standard Drama], [270]

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper. Previous owner: Edwin Clifford.

 72 Harrison, Wilmot Margate Sands : A farce in one act, by Wilmot Harrison. approximately 1891-1894 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 913

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 72 Pitt, George Dibdin Marianne, The Child of Charity : A domestic drama in three acts. By George Dibdin Pitt, Esq. approximately 1881-1883 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1774

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 72 Forrest, Harry Marie Antoinette, Queen of France : An historical drama in five acts, with a prologue. From the Italian tragedy written for Madame Ristori. By Signor Giacometti. Adapted and arranged by Harry Forrest, New York, 1867. approximately 1892-1894 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1235

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 72 Meighan, John Maria : A farcical sketch. By John Meighan. approximately 1892-1894 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 2051

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 72 Wooler, J[ohn] P[ratt] Marriage At Any Price : An original farce in one act. By J.P. Wooler, Esq. 1877 Place of Publication:

New York: No. 33 Rose Street

 Publisher:

Robert M. De Witt, Publisher

 Series:

De Witt's Acting Plays, 63

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 72 Poole, John Married and Single : A comedy in three acts. By John Poole. approximately 1872-1878 Place of Publication:

New York: No. 122 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 74

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper

 72 O'Callaghan, P.P The Married Bachelor : A farce in one act. By P.P. O'Callaghan. approximately 1864-1872 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street, Up Stairs

 Publisher:

Samuel French

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 140

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 72 O'Callaghan, P.P The Married Bachelor; or, Master and Man : A comic farce in one act; by P.P. O'Callaghan, Esq. Performed with distinguished success at Drury Lane and the Adelphi Theatre. approximately 1826-1827 Place of Publication:

London: 98 High Holborn

 Publisher:

Thomas Richardson

 Item Specific Details:

has protective wrapper from previous owner: J. Biddles. Contains minor production notations.

 72 Daly, John Married Daughters and Young Husbands : An original comic drama in two acts, by John Daly. approximately 1901-1904 Place of Publication:

London: 26 Southampton Street, Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 286

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 72 Mathews, Charles Married for Money : Comedy in three acts. By Charles Mathews, Esq. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 416

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 72 Byron, Henry J[ames] Married in Haste : An original comedy in four acts, by Henry J. Byron. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 E. 14th St. Union Square

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Parlor Comedies, 6

 Item Specific Details:

greyish-green wrapper

 72 Selby, Charles The Married Rake : A farce in one act, by Charles Selby, Esq. approximately 1910-1924 Place of Publication:

New York: 28-30 West 38th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publishers

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 71

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 72 Barnett, Morris Married Un-Married : A drama in two acts. By Morris Barnett. approximately 1878-1879 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 202

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 72 Jerrold, Douglas [William] Martha Willis, The Servant Maid : An original domestic drama in two acts. By Douglas Jerrold. 1860 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 484

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 72 Jerrold, Douglas [William] Martha Willis, The Servant Maid : An original domestic drama in two acts. By Douglas Jerrold. 1857 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 484

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 72 Hazlewood, C[olin] H[enry] Mary Edmonstone : A pathetic and romantic drama. Written by C.H. Hazlewood. approximately 1873-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1543

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 73 Mary Price; or, The Adventures of A Servant Girl : A domestic drama in two acts. Founded on the popular work by Mr. G.W.M. Reynolds. approximately 1873-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 770

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 73 Burnand, F[rancis] C[owley] Mary Turner; or, The Wicious Willin and the Wictorious Wirtue! : An entirely new and original burlesque in one act. By F.C. Burnand, Esq. 1867 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 1158

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 73 Taylor, Tom Mary Warner : A domestic drama in four acts. By Tom Taylor. approximately 1900? Place of Publication:

Chicago

 Publisher:

The Dramatic Publishing Company

 Series:

Sergel's Acting Drama, 496

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper

 73 Townsend, Thompson Mary's Dream; or, Far, Far at Sea! : A melo drama in three acts, by Thompson Townsend. approximately 1873-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1600

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 73 Townsend, Thompson Mary's Dream; or, Far, Far at Sea! : A melo drama in three acts, by Thompson Townsend. approximately 1837-1848 Place of Publication:

London: 10 Middle Row, Holborn

 Publisher:

J. Duncombe & Co.

 Series:

[Duncombe's British Theatre], [230]

 Item Specific Details:

no publisher wrapper, but it has a protective wrapper added by a previous owner: J. Biddles. Contains production notations.

 73 Townsend, Thompson Mary's Dream; or, Far, Far at Sea! : A melo drama in three acts, by Thompson Townsend. approximately 1837-1848 Place of Publication:

London: 10 Middle Row, Holborn

 Publisher:

J. Duncombe & Co.

 Series:

[Duncombe's British Theatre], [230]

 Item Specific Details:

no publisher wrapper, but it has a protective wrapper added by a previous owner: J. Biddles.

 73 Taylor, Tom and Charles Reade Masks and Faces; or, Before and Behind the Curtain : A comedy in two acts. By Tom Taylor, and Charles Reade. approximately 1864-1872 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street, Up Stairs

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 240

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper

 73 Taylor, Tom and Charles Reade Masks and Faces; or, Before and Behind the Curtain : A comedy in two acts. By Tom Taylor, and Charles Reade. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 240

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 73 Milner, G. Massaniello; or, The Dumb Girl of Portici : A musical drama in three acts. By G. Milner. approximately 1872-1878 Place of Publication:

New York: No. 122 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 194

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 73 Kenney, James Masaniello; or, The Dumb Girl of Portici : A grand opera in three acts. Translated by James Kenney. Music by Auber. 1871 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 1385

 Item Specific Details:

light green wrapper

 73 Morton, John Maddison Master Jones's Birthday : A farce in one act. By John Maddison Morton. 1880 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1214

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 73 Phillips, [Elizabeth Welsby] The Master Passion : A comedy in two acts. By Mrs. Alfred Phillips. 1872 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 105

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 73 Peake, Richard B[rinsley] "Master's Rival;" or, A Day at Boulogne : A farce in two acts. By Richard B. Peake. approximately 1871-1872 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 1407

 Item Specific Details:

green wrapper

 73 Reeve, Wybert A Match for a Mother-in-Law : An original comedietta in one act, by Wybert Reeve. approximately 1880-1881 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1767

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 73 Dance, Charles A Match in the Dark : Comedietta in one act. Written by Charles Dance, Esq. approximately 1887-1895 Place of Publication:

New York: 28 West 23d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 221

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 73 Poole, John Match Making : A petite comedy in one act. From the French. By John Poole, Esq. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 398

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 73 Cheltnam, Charles Smith The Matchmaker : A farcical comedy in two acts. By Charles Smith Cheltnam. approximately 1901-1904 Place of Publication:

London: 26 Southampton Street, Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1392

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 73 Bridgeman, [John] V[ipon] "Matrimonial---A Gentleman," &c. "For Further Particulars, Apply At ---" : An entirely original farce in one act. By I.V. Bridgeman. approximately 1873-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 96

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 74 Morland, Charlotte E. The Matrimonial Agency : An original farce in one act. By Charlotte E. Morland. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 369

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 74 Simpson, J[ohn] Palgrave Matrimonial Prospectuses! : A comedietta in one act. By J. Palgrave Simpson, Esq. approximately 1873-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 81

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 74 Kenney, James Matrimony : A petite opera in two acts, altered from the French, by James Kenney (...). As performed at the London and American Theatres. approximately 1864-1872 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street

Publisher:

Samuel French

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 106

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 74 Kenney, James Matrimony : A petit opera in two acts. Altered from the French, by James Kenney (...). As performed at the theatres of Drury-Lane and New-York. From the prompt-book--by permission. 1805 Place of Publication:

New York: At the Dramatic Repository, Shakspeare-Gallery

 Publisher:

D. Longworth,

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 74 Oxberry, W[illia]m Henry Matteo Falcone; or, The Brigand and His Son : A melo-drama in one act, by Wm. Henry Oxberry, comedian. approximately 1864-1872 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street, Up Stairs

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 188

 Item Specific Details:

yellowish-orange wrapper

 74 Oxberry, W[illiam] H[enry] Matteo Falcone! or, The Brigand and His Son! : A melo drama in one act, by W.H. Oxberry, comedian. approximately 1836-1848 Place of Publication:

London: 10 Middle Row, Holborn

 Publisher:

John Duncombe & Co.

 Series:

Duncombe's British Theatre, 182

 Item Specific Details:

brown publisher wrapper. Also has a protective wrapper added around that from a previous owner: J. Biddles.

 74 Phillips, Watts Maud's Peril : A play in four acts. By Watts Phillips, Esq. approximately 1870-1872 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy

 Series:

[Lacy's Acting Edtiion], [1186]

 Item Specific Details:

orange publisher wrapper, with only the back cover retained. It also has a brown paper wrapper from the previous owner: Frank Smith.

 74 Somerset, C[harles] A. Maurice, the Woodcutter : A melo drama in three acts. By C.A. Somerset, Esq. approximately 1831-1848 Place of Publication:

London: 10 Middle Row, Holborn

 Publisher:

J. Duncombe & Co.

 Series:

[Duncombe's British Theatre], [45]

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 74 Somerset, C[harles] A. Maurice, the Woodcutter; or, The Prince and the Peasant : A domestic drama in two acts. By C.A. Somerset. approximately 1828-1836 Place of Publication:

London: 19 Little Queen Street, Holborn

 Publisher:

J. Duncombe

Series:

Duncombe's British Theatre, 45

 Item Specific Details:

tan publisher wrapper. Also has a protective wrapper from a previous owner: J. Biddles. Contains minor production notations.

 74 Somerset, C[harles] A. Maurice, the Woodcutter : A melo-drama in two acts. By C.A. Somerset, Esq. approximately 1837-1857 Place of Publication:

New York and Philadelphia

 Publisher:

Turner & Fisher

 Series:

Turner's Dramatic Library, [79]

 Item Specific Details:

no publisher wrapper. This copy has a protective wrapper from the previous owner: Wm. J. LeMoyne.

 74 Reece, R[obert] May; or, Dolly's Delusion : A domestic drama in three acts. By R. Reece. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 E. 14th St. Union Square

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 375

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 74 Foote, Samuel The Mayor of Garratt : A farce by Samuel Foote, with a history of the mock election formerly held there. approximately 1866-1872 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy

 Series:

[Lacy's Acting Edtiion], [1078]

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 74 Foote, Samuel The Mayor of Garratt : A farce in two acts. By Samuel Foote, Esq. Correctly given as performed at the Theatres Royal, with remarks. 1824 Place of Publication:

New York: No. 3 Wall Street

 Publisher:

Charles Wiley

 Item Specific Details:

no publisher wrapper, but a protective wrapper has been added by a previous owner, with the name and date on the front cover: "J. Fletcher, 1847." The full publisher information is: "New-York: Published by Charles Wiley, No. 3 Wall-street, and H.C. Carey & I.Lea, and McCarty & Davis, Philadelphia, and Saml. H. Parker, Boston."

 74 Milner, H[enry] M. Mazeppa; or, The Wild Horse of Tartary : A romantic drama in three acts. Dramatised from Lord Byron's poem by H.M. Milner, and adapted to the stage under the direction of Mr. Ducrow. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 184

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 74 Byron, Henry J[ames] Mazeppa! : A burlesque extravaganza in one act, by Henry J. Byron, Esq. approximately 1862-1863 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 690

 Item Specific Details:

green wrapper

 74 Milner, H[enry] M. Mazeppa : A romantic drama in three acts. Dramatised from Lord Byron's poem by H.M. Milner, and adapted to the stage under the direction of Mr. Ducrow. approximately 1831-1847 Place of Publication:

London: 2 Cumberland Terrace, Camden New Town

 Publisher:

John Cumberland

 Series:

Cumberland's Minor Theatre, 38

 Item Specific Details:

greyish-tan publisher wrapper. This also has a protective wrapper added by a previous owner.: J. Biddles. Contains extensive production notations.

 74 Byron, Henry J[ames] Mazourka; or, The Stick, The Pole, and The Tartar : A burlesque extravaganza in one act, founded on a famous French ballet, entitled "Le Diable à Quatre." By Henry J. Byron. approximately 1864-1865 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 940

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 75 Prevost, C[onstance] M. Meadowsweet : A play in one act. By C.M. Prevost. approximately 1900-1901 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 2084

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper. The cover title is given in two words: "Meadow Sweet."

 75 Bellingham, Henry and W[illiam] Best Meddle and Muddle : A farce in one act. Written by Henry Bellingham and W. Best. 1895 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 2044

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 75 Brough, Robert B[arnabas] Medea; or, The Best of Mothers, With a Brute of a Husband : A burlesque in one act, by Robert B. Brough. approximately 1866-1867 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 393

 Item Specific Details:

blue wrapper

 75 Heron, Matilda Medea : A tragedy in three acts. Translated from the French of M. Legouve, by Matilda Heron. approximately 1910-1924 Place of Publication:

New York: 28-30 West 38th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 75 Heron, Matilda Medea : A tragedy in three acts. Translated from the French of M. Legouve, by Matilda Heron. approximately 1910-1924 Place of Publication:

New York: 28-30 West 38th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 75 Craven, H[enry] T[hornton] Meg's Diversion : A drama in two acts. By H.T. Craven. approximately 1866-1872 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 344

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 75 Craven, H[enry] T[hornton] Meg's Diversion : A drama in two acts. By H.T. Craven. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 344

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 75 West, B[enjamin] Melmoth, the Wanderer : A melo-dramatic romance in three acts. By B. West. approximately 1872-1878 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Item Specific Details:

brown wrapper. This play is in a Lacy's Acting Edition wrapper, with a series number that might be 1263, but I don't think it was actually included in the series.

 75 Pemberton, T[homas] Edgar Melting Moments : A comedietta in one act. By T. Edgar Pemberton. approximately 1885-1887 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1876

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 75 Ellis, Walter "Mem. VII" : An original comedietta in one act. By Walter Ellis. 1899 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 2111

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper. The cover title is: "Mem. 7".

 75 Brough, Robert [Barnabas] and [Henry] Sutherland Edwards Mephistopheles; or, An Ambassador From Below : An extravaganza in one act. By Robert Brough and Sutherland Edwards. approximately 1891-1892 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 361

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 75 Kinnaird, Douglas The Merchant of Bruges : Altered from Beaumont and Fletcher's comedy of Beggar's Bush. By the Honorable Douglas Kinnaird. Now performing, with universal applause, at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. Second edition. 1816 Place of Publication:

London: Paternoster Row

 Publisher:

Whittingham and Arliss

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 75 Booth, Edwin Shakespeare's Comedy of The Merchant of Venice : The prompt-book. Edited by William Winter. As presented by Edwin Booth. 1923 Place of Publication:

Philadelphia: 1617 Latimer St.

 Publisher:

The Penn Play Compaany

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 75 Shakespeare, William The Merchant of Venice : A comedy in five acts. By William Shakspeare approximately 1924-1943 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 61

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 75 Shakespeare, William The Merchant of Venice : A comedy in five acts. By William Shakspeare approximately 1924-1936 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 61

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 75 Shakespeare, William The Merchant of Venice : A comedy in five acts. By William Shakspeare approximately 1900-1920 Place of Publication:

Chicago

 Publisher:

The Dramatic Publishing Company

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper. This is the first of two copies of this play bound into the same library binder.

 75 Shakespeare, William [The Merchant of Venice] approximately 1870-1900 Place of Publication:

[Boston]

 Publisher:

[Ginn Brothers?]

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper. This is the second of two copies of this play bound into the same library binder. This one lacks a title page, and may lack some pages of the text, but appears to be part of Ginn Brothers Hudson's School Shakespeare series.

 75 Shakespeare, William The Merchant of Venice : By William Shakespeare. From the Riverside edition of Shakespeare's works. Annotated for school use by Samuel Thurber. approximately 1901-1910 Place of Publication:

Boston: 4 Park Street

 Publisher:

Houghton, Mifflin and Company

 Series:

Riverside Literature Series, 55

 Item Specific Details:

cream-colored wrapper

 76 Shakespeare, William The Merchant of Venice : A comedy in five acts. By William Shakspeare approximately 1924-1936 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 61

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 76 Shakespeare, William The Merchant of Venice : A comedy in five acts. By William Shakspeare approximately 1891-1895 Place of Publication:

New York: 28 West 23d Street

 Publisher:

T.H. French, Successor to Samuel French & Son, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 61

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper. Previous owner: Sarah Truax. Contains minor production notations.

 76 Swears, Herbert The Mere Man : A farcical episode in one act. By Herbert Swears. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 380

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 76 Paull, H[arry] M[ajor] Merrifield's Ghost : An original comedy in one act. By H.M. Paull. approximately 1896-1899 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 2083

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 76 Shakespeare, William The Merry Wives of Windsor : A comedy in five acts. By William Shakspeare. approximately 1924-1936 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 241

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 76 Shakespeare, William The Merry Wives of Windsor : A comedy in five acts. By William Shakspeare approximately 1924-1936 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 241

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 76 Shakespeare, William [The Merry Wives of Windsor] approximately 1820-1850 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper. This is without title page or publisher information. It is a prompt copy from an unnamed owner

 76 Vellère, Dr. [Edward Raphael Weller] Meted Out : An original modern drama in four acts. By Dr. Vellère. Dedicated to the patrons of the legitimate drama. 1873 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 1471

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 76 Vellère, Dr. [Edward Raphael Weller] Meted Out : An original modern drama in four acts. By Dr. Vellère. Second Edition. Dedicated to the patrons of the legitimate drama. approximately 1880-1881 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 1471

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 76 Bernard, William Bayle The Middy Ashore : A farce in one act. By By [sic] William Bayle Bernard. approximately 1864-1872 Place of Publication:

New York: No. 122 Nassau Street, Up Stairs

 Publisher:

Samuel French

Series:

French's Minor Drama, 99

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 76 Barnett, C[harles] Z[achary] Midnight! or, The Sentinel and the Hour! : A melo drama in three acts. By C.Z. Barnett, Esq. approximately 1845-1848 Place of Publication:

London: 10 Middle Row, Holborn

 Publisher:

John Duncombe & Co.

 Series:

Duncombe's British Theatre, 418

 Item Specific Details:

pink publisher wrapper. This also has a protective wrapper from a previous owner: J. Biddles.

 76 Inchbald, [Elizabeth (Simpson)] The Midnight Hour : A petite comedy in three acts, by Mrs. Inchbald. approximately 1883-1885 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1825

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 76 Barnett, C[harles] Z[achary] Midnight: The Thirteenth Chime; or, Old Saint Paul's : A melo drama in three acts. By C.Z. Barnett, Esq. approximately 1873-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1514

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 76 Morton, John M[addison] The Midnight Watch : An original drama in one act. By John M. Morton, Esq. approximately 1873-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 578

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper. Previous owner: William C. De Mille. Contains production notations.

 76 Shakespeare, William Midsummer-Night's Dream : In three acts, by William Shakspeare. approximately 1924-1936 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 106

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 76 Shakespeare, William Midsummer-Night's Dream : In three acts, by William Shakspeare. approximately 1924-1936 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 106

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 76 Gilbert, W[illiam] S[chwenck] and Arthur Sullivan The Mikado; or, The Town of Titipu : An entirely new and original Japanese opera in two acts. Written by W.S. Gilbert. Composed by Arthur Sullivan. approximately 1885-1886 Item Specific Details:

Grey wrapper. The wrapper says that this was reprinted from the Chappell & Co. edition, but there is no American publisher listed. The wrapper also has extensive advertisements for the Knabe Piano. Previous owner: William C. De Mille

 77 Craven, H[enry] T[hornton] Milky White : An original domestic drama in two acts. By H.T. Craven, Esq. As first performed at the Strand Theatre, London, Sept. 28, 1864. approximately 1867-1869 Place of Publication:

New York: No. 13 Frankfort Street

 Publisher:

Robert M. De Witt, Publisher

 Series:

De Witt's Acting Plays, 15

 Item Specific Details:

cream-colored wrapper

 77 Craven, H[enry] T[hornton] Milky White : An original domestic drama in two acts. By H.T. Craven, Esq. As first performed at the Strand Theatre, London, Sept. 28, 1864. approximately 1867-1869 Place of Publication:

New York: No. 13 Frankfort Street

 Publisher:

Robert M. De Witt, Publisher

 Series:

De Witt's Acting Plays, 15

 Item Specific Details:

cream-colored wrapper

 77 Talfourd, Francis and Henry J[ames] Byron The Miller and His Men : A burlesque mealy-drama in one act by Francis Talfourd and Henry J. Byron. approximately 1860-1872 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 670

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 77 Pocock, I[saac] The Miller and His Men : A melo-drama in two acts. By I. Pocock, Esq. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 East 14th St., Union Square

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 199

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 77 Pocock, [Isaac] The Miller and His Men : A melo-drama in two acts. By J.[sic] Pocock, Esq. 1831 Place of Publication:

Philadelphia: 201 Chesnut-Street

 Publisher:

C. & J. Neal

 Item Specific Details:

no publisher wrapper. Protective wrapper added by a previous owner: Ed. Acker. Contains production notations.

 77 Pocock, I[saac] The Miller and His Men : A melo-drama in two acts, by I. Pocock, Esq. approximately 1847-1861 Place of Publication:

London: 19 Peter's Hill, St. Paul's, E.C.

 Publisher:

The Music-Publishing Company

 Item Specific Details:

no publisher wrapper. Protective wrapper added by a previous owner: William J. Le Moyne.

 77 Fitzball, Edward The Miller of Derwent Water : A drama in three acts. By Edward Fitzball. approximately 1878-1879 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 179

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 77 Wilks, Thomas Egerton The Miller of Whetstone; or, the Cross-Bow Letter : An original comic burletta in one act. By Thomas Egerton Wilks. approximately 1853-1854 Place of Publication:

London: Wellington Street Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 95

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper. This also has a protective wrapper from a later owner. This is a prompt copy from J. Biddles. Title given on wrapper as "The Cross Bow Letter."

 77 Wilks, Thomas Egerton The Miller of Whetstone; or, the Cross-Bow Letter : An original comic burletta in one act. By Thomas Egerton Wilks. approximately 1872-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 95

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper. The title on the wrapper of this copy is: "Miller of Whetstone"

 77 Saville, John Faucit The Miller's Maid : A melo-drama in two acts by John Faucit Saville. approximately 1873-1878 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

[French's Acting Edition], [1570]

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 77 Saville, J[ohn] Faucit The Miller's Maid! : A domestic drama in two acts. By J. Saville Faucit approximately 1831-1848 Place of Publication:

London: 10 Middle Row, Holborn

 Publisher:

John Duncombe & Co.

 Series:

Duncombe's British Theatre, 67

 Item Specific Details:

pink publisher wrapper. This also has a protective wrapper from a previous owner: J. Biddles.

 77 Saville, John Faucit The Miller's Maid : A melo-drama in two acts. Founded on Bloomfield's poem of that name, and the songs principally slected from his works. By John Faucit Saville. approximately 1857-1863 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street, Up Stairs

 Publisher:

Samuel French

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 93

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper. Previous owner: Edwin Clifford.

 164 Pinero, Arthur [Wing] The "Mind the Paint" Girl : A comedy in four acts. By Arthur Pinero. 1912 Place of Publication:

London

 Publisher:

Printed at the Chiswick Press [Printed, Not Published]

 Item Specific Details:

this is in a red wrapper. Imprint reads: "printed for use in the theatre, not for circulation."

 164 Pinero, Arthur [Wing] The "Mind the Paint" Girl : A comedy in four acts. By Arthur Pinero. 1912 Place of Publication:

London

 Publisher:

Printed at the Chiswick Press [Printed, Not Published]

 Item Specific Details:

this is in a red wrapper. Imprint reads: "printed for use in the theatre, not for circulation."

 77 Lemon, Mark Mind Your Own Business : An original drama in three acts. By Mark Lemon. approximately 1864-1872 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street, Up Stairs

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 94

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper

 77 Fitzball, Edward The Momentous Question : An original domestic drama in two acts. By Edward Fitzball, Esq. approximately 1864-1872 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street

Publisher:

Samuel French

 Series:

[French's Standard Drama], [254]

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper.

 77 Fitzball, Edward The Momentous Question : An original domestic drama in two acts. By Edward Fitzball, Esq. approximately 1887-1895 Place of Publication:

New York: 28 West 23d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 254

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 77 Oxenford, John The Monastery of St. Just : A play in three acts. Adapted from the French of Casimir Delavigne. By John Oxenford, Esq. 1864 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bokseller [sic]

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 936

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 77 Bulwer, Edward Lytton Money : A comedy in five acts. By Sir Edward Lytton Bulwer. As played at the Park Theatre. approximately 1857-1872 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street, Up Stairs

 Publisher:

Samuel French

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 8

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 77 Bulwer, Edward Lytton Money : A comedy in five acts. By Sir Edward Lytton Bulwer. As played at the Park Theatre. approximately 1857-1872 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street

Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 8

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 78 Bulwer, Edward Lytton Money : A comedy in five acts. By Sir Edward Lytton Bulwer. As played at the Park Theatre. approximately 1910-1924 Place of Publication:

New York: 28-30 West 38th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 8

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 167 Bulwer, Edward Lytton Money : A comedy in five acts. By Edward Bulwer-Lytton (1803-1873). First performed at the Haymarket Theatre, 8 December 1840. Item Specific Details:

This is a photocopy of the play from an anthology of plays.

 78 Fletcher, Evelyn Monologues A La Mode, and Ballads of the Comical Couples. : A book of recitations. By Evelyn Fletcher. approximately 1910-1924 Place of Publication:

London: 26 Southampton St., Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publisher

 Item Specific Details:

grey wrapper

 78 Barnett, Morris Monsieur Jacques : A musical piece by Morris Barnett. The music by John Barnett. approximately 1901-1902 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 419

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 78 Moncrief[f], [William Thomas] Monsieur Tonson : A farce in two acts. By Moncrieff. approximately 1872-1878 Place of Publication:

New York: No. 122 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 127

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper

 78 Moncrieff, W[illiam] T[homas] Monsieur Tonson : A farce in two acts. By W.T. Moncrief, Esq. approximately 1847-1860 Place of Publication:

London: 19 Peter's Hill, Doctor's Commons

 Publisher:

G.H. Davidson

 Series:

Cumberland's British Theatre, 106

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 78 [Fechter, Charles?] Monte Cristo : A drama in five acts. approximately 1910-1924 Place of Publication:

London: 26 Southampton St., Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publisher

 Series:

[French's Acting Edition], [1148]

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 78 [Fechter, Charles?] Monte Cristo : A drama in five acts. approximately 1910-1913 Place of Publication:

London: 26 Southampton St., Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1148

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 78 Dauncey, Silvanus A Month After Date : An original comedy-drama in one act. By Silvanus Dauncey. approximately 1885-1887 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1861

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 78 Rodwell, Thomas G. More Blunders Than One : A farce in one act. By Thomas G. Rodwell, Esq. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 182

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 78 Cheltnam, Charles Smith More Precious Than Gold! : A comedy in two acts. By Charles Smith Cheltnam, Esq. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 763

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 78 Matthison, Arthur More Than Ever : A concerted tragedy in one horror. By Arthur Matthison. approximately 1907-1909 Place of Publication:

London: 26 Southampton St., Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 9

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 78 Dance, Charles A Morning Call : An original comedietta in one act. By Charles Dance, Esq. approximately 1924-1943 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 57

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 78 Dance, Charles A Morning Call : An original comedietta in one act. By Charles Dance, Esq. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 57

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 78 Craven, H[enry] T[hornton] Miriam's Crime : A drama in three acts. By H.T. Craven. approximately 1910-1913 Place of Publication:

London: 26 Southampton St., Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 893

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 78 Buckstone, J[ohn] B[aldwin] Mischief-Making : An interlude in one act. By J.B. Buckstone, Esq. approximately 1872-1878 Place of Publication:

New York: No. 122 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 129

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 78 Cross, Julian A Miser : An original drama in one act. Written by Julian Cross. approximately 1887-1890 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1926

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 78 Prest, Tho[ma]s Peckett The Miser of Shoreditch : An original romantic drama in two acts. By Thos. Peckett Prest. approximately 1887-1890 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 267

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 78 Marryat, Florence and Charles L. Young Miss Chester : Drama in three acts. By Florence Marryat and Sir Charles L. Young, Bart. approximately 1872-1878 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

[French's Acting Edition], [1549]

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 78 Marryat, Florence and Charles L. Young Miss Chester : Drama in three acts. By Florence Marryat and Sir Charles L. Young, Bart. approximately 1876-1878 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1549

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 79 Shirley, Arthur Miss Cleopatra : A farce in three acts (adapted from “Les Amours de Cléopâtre.”). By Arthur Shirley. approximately 1899-1902 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publisher

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 79 Shirley, Arthur Miss Cleopatra : A farce in three acts (adapted from “Les Amours de Cléopâtre.”). By Arthur Shirley. approximately 1899-1902 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publisher

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 79 Byron, Henry J[ames] The Introductions and Alterations in the Burlesque of Miss Eily O'Connor. : As represented at The Royal Strand Theatre, on Wednesday, the 6th of August, 1862. 1865 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 781

 Item Specific Details:

olive green wrapper. The title and subtitle listed for this is from the first title page in the play. The first title page is followed by 7 pages of changes and alterations, after which there is a second title page: "Miss Eily O'Connor. A new and original burlesque, founded on the great sensation drama of The Colleen Bawn. By Henry J. Byron, (member of the Dramatic Authors' Society)." The first performance of this earlier version is listed as: Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, November 25, 1861.

 79 Morton, Edward A. Miss Impudence : Saynète. By Edward A. Morton. approximately 1892-1894 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 2016

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 79 Morton, Edward A. Miss Impudence : Saynète. By Edward A. Morton. approximately 1892-1894 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 2016

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 79 Robinson, Nugent Miss Tibbets' Back Hair : A farce in one act. By Nugent Robinson, Esq. approximately 1871-1872 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 1350

 Item Specific Details:

light green wrapper

 79 Goddard, Kate Mistaken Identity : By Kate Goddard. approximately 1910-1924 Place of Publication:

New York: 28-30 West 38th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 387

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 79 Wilks, Thomas Egerton A Mistaken Story : A farce in one act. By Thomas Egerton Wilks. 1872 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 288

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 79 Somerset, Charles [A.] The Mistletoe Bough; or, The Fatal Chest : A melo-drama in two acts. By Charles Somerset approximately 1887-1890 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1494

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 79 Moncrieff, W[illiam] T[homas] The Mistress of the Mill : A comedietta in one act. By W.T. Moncrieff, Esq. First performed at the Theatre Royal, Sadler's Wells, on Wednesday, October 17th, 1849. 1850 Place of Publication:

London: 31 Bow Street, Covent Garden

 Publisher:

S.G. Fairbrother

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper

 79 Moncrieff, W[illiam] T[homas] The Mistress of the Mill : A comedietta in one act. By W.T. Moncrieff, Esq. approximately 1866-1867 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 308

 Item Specific Details:

dark blue wrapper

 79 Fane, Sydney Mixed Addresses : A duologue for male characters by Sydney Fane. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 390

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 79 Wigan, Alfred A Model of A Wife : A farce in one act. By Alfred Wigan, Esq. approximately 1864-1872 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy

 Series:

[Lacy's Acting Edition], [914]

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 79 Wigan, Alfred A Model of A Wife : A farce in one act. By Alfred Wigan, Esq. approximately 1876-1878 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 914

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 79 Sedgwick, Alfred B. Molly Moriarty : An Irish musical sketch. Composed, written and adapted by Alfred B. Sedgwick. 1876 Place of Publication:

New York: No. 33 Rose Street

 Publisher:

Robert M. De Witt, Publisher

 Series:

De Witt's Ethiopian and Comic Drama, 101

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper

 79 Morton, John Maddison A Most Unwarrantable Intrusion : A comic interlude in one act. Written by John Maddison Morton. approximately 1900-1910 Place of Publication:

New York: 24 West 22d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 238

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 79 Morton, J[ohn] M[addison] The Mother and Child Are Doing Well : A farce in one act, by J.M. Morton, Esq. approximately 1878-1879 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 79 Graves, Clo[tilde August Inez Mary] A Mother of Three : An original farce in three acts, by Clo. Graves. approximately 1910-1924 Place of Publication:

New York: 28-30 West 38th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's International Copyrighted Edition of the Works of the Best Authors, 176

 Item Specific Details:

light green wrapper

 79 Byron, Henry J[ames] The Motto: I Am "All There" : A new and original burlesque, founded on the Lyceum drama of the "Duke's Motto." By Henry J. Byron. 1872 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 875

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 79 [Thackeray, Thomas James?] The Mountain Sylph! : A romantic grand opera in two acts. The whole of the music composed by John Barnett. approximately 1880-1881 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1798

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 79 Brough, Robert B[arnabas] The Moustache Movement : An original farce in one act. By Robert B. Brough. approximately 1860-1862 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 205

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 165 Raymond, R[ichard] J[ohn] Mr. & Mrs. Peter White : A farce in one act. By R.J. Raymond. approximately 1857-1858 Place of Publication:

Boston: 128 Washington Street, corner of Water

 Publisher:

William V. Spencer

 Series:

Spencer's Boston Theatre, 136

 Item Specific Details:

this has a protective wrapper from a previous owner: W.J. LeMoyne.

 80 Planché, J[ames] R[obinson] Mr. Buckstone's Voyage Round the Globe (In Leicester Square) : A new and original cosmographical visionary extravaganza, and dramatic review. In one act and four quarters. By J.R. Planché. approximately 1878-1879 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 211

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 80 Hancock, William and Arthur Moore Mr. Scroggins: or, Change of Name : A farce in one act. By William Hancock and Arthur Moore. approximately 1873-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1152

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 80 Stirling, Edward Mrs. Caudle's Curtain Lecture : An apropos bagatelle in one act. Founded on and taken from the articles in "Punch." By Edward Stirling, Esq. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 East 14th St., Union Square

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 163

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 80 Barnett, Morris Mrs. G---, of The Golden Pippin! : A musical piece in two acts by Morris Barnett, Esq. approximately 1828-1836 Place of Publication:

London: 19 Little Queen Street, Holborn

 Publisher:

J. Duncombe

 Series:

[Duncombe's British Theatre]

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 80 Cheltnam, Charles Smith Mrs. Green's Snug Little Business : An original farce in one act. By Charles Smith Cheltnam. approximately 1868-1869 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 965

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 80 Moore, Bertha Mrs. or Miss. : By Bertha Moore. 1901 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 2200

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 80 Webster, B[enjamin Nottingham] Mrs. Sarah Gamp's Tea and Turn Out : A Bozzian sketch in one act, by B. Webster, Esq. approximately 1846-1853 Place of Publication:

London: 19 Suffolk Street, Pall Mall East

 Publisher:

Webster and Co.

 Series:

Webster's Acting National Drama, 136

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 80 Raymond, R[ichard] J[ohn] Mrs. White : A farce in one act. By R.J. Raymond. approximately 1887-1890 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 818

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 80 Raymond, R[ichard] J[ohn] Mrs. White : A farce in one act. By R.J. Raymond approximately 1836-1848 Place of Publication:

London: 10 Middle Row, Holborn

 Publisher:

John Duncombe

 Series:

[Duncombe's British Theatre]

 Item Specific Details:

no publisher wrapper. Protective wrapper added by previous owner: J. Biddles. Contains minor production notations.

 80 Allingham, John Till Mrs. Wiggins. : A farce in two acts. By John Till Allingham. approximately 1828-1836 Place of Publication:

London: 19 Little Queen Street, Holborn

 Publisher:

John Duncombe

 Series:

Duncombe's British Theatre, 7

 Item Specific Details:

yellow publisher wrapper. Protective wrapper added by previous owner: J. Biddles.

 80 Allingham, J[ohn] T[ill] Mrs. Wiggins. : A farce in one act, by J.T. Allingham. approximately 1831-1847 Place of Publication:

London: 2 Cumberland Terrace, Camden, New Town

 Publisher:

John Cumberland

 Series:

Cumberland's British Theatre, 214

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 80 Mrs. Willis's Will : A comic drama in one act. Adapted from the French of Emile Souvestre. approximately 1910-1924 Place of Publication:

New York: 28-30 West 38th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 382

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 80 Shak[e]speare, William Much Ado About Nothing : A comedy in six acts. By William Shakspeare. approximately 1870-1871 Place of Publication:

New York: Booth's Theatre

 Publisher:

H.L. Hinton

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper. This appears to be a souvenir edition from Edwin Booth's production of the play at Booth's Theatre, but the cover has been almost entirely removed.

 80 Shak[e]speare, William Shakespeare's Comedy of Much Ado About Nothing, as Produced by Edwin Booth [from front cover] : A comedy in six acts. By William Shakspeare. approximately 1870-1871 Place of Publication:

New York: Booth's Theatre

 Publisher:

H.L. Hinton

 Item Specific Details:

in tan wrapper. This is a souvenir edition from a performance of Edwin Booth's production of the play at Booth's Theatre.

 80 Shak[e]speare, William Much Ado About Nothing : A comedy in six acts. By William Shakspeare. approximately 1924-1936 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 55

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 80 Shak[e]speare, William Much Ado About Nothing : A comedy in six acts. By William Shakspeare. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 East 14th St., Union Square

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 55

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 80 Shak[e]speare, William Much Ado About Nothing : A comedy in six acts. By William Shakspeare. approximately 1887-1895 Place of Publication:

New York: 28 West 23d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 55

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper. Previous owner: Sarah Truax.

 80 Shak[e]speare, William Much Ado About Nothing : A comedy in six acts. By William Shakspeare. approximately 1924-1936 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 55

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 81 Oxenford, John and Joseph Hatton Much Too Clever: or, A Friend Indeed : Extravagant comedy, in one act and three scenes, adapted from the French by John Oxenford and Joseph Hatton. approximately 1878-1879 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1707

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 81 Brough, William and Andrew Halliday Mudborough Election! : A new and original farce in one act. By William Brough and Andrew Halliday. 1869 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 996

 Item Specific Details:

bluish-green wrapper

 81 Morton, John Maddison The Muleteer of Toledo; or, King, Queen, and Knave : A comic drama in two acts. By John Maddison Morton. 1869 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 264

 Item Specific Details:

blue wrapper

 81 Bernard, William Bayle The Mummy : A farce in one act. By William Bayle Bernard. approximately 1887-1895 Place of Publication:

New York: 28 West 23d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 210

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 81 Townsend, W[illiam] Thompson The Mutineer's Widow : A nautical drama in three acts, by W. Thompson Townsend, Esq. approximately 1838-1841 Place of Publication:

London: Brydges Street, Covent Garden

 Publisher:

Pattie

 Item Specific Details:

no publisher wrapper. Protective wrapper added by unkown previous owner.

81 Jerrold, Douglas [William] The Mutiny at the Nore : A nautical drama in two acts. By Douglas Jerrold. 1868 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 1167

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 81 Arnold, Samuel J[ames] My Aunt : A petite comedy in two acts. By Samuel J. Arnold, Esq. approximately 1864-1872 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 302

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 81 Arnold, Samuel J[ames] My Aunt : A petite comedy in two acts. By Samuel J. Arnold, Esq. approximately 1864-1872 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 302

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper. Previous owner: Edwin Clifford.

 81 Selby, Charles My Aunt's Husband : An original comic drama in one act, by Charles Selby, comedian. 1873 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 554

 Item Specific Details:

orangish-tan wrapper

 81 Morton, John Maddison My Bachelor Days : A farce in one act. By John Maddison Morton. approximately 1883-1885 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1840

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 81 Oxenford, John My Fellow Clerk : A farce in one act. By John Oxenford, Esq. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 East 14th St., Union Square

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 196

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 81 Morton, John Maddison My First Fit of the Gout : An original farce in one act. By John Maddison Morton. 1872 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 163

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 81 Yates, Edmund [Hodgson] and N[icholas] H[erbert] Harrington My Friend From Leatherhead : A farce in one act by Edmund Yates (...) and N.H. Harrington. 1891 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 437

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 81 Yates, Edmund [Hodgson] and N[icholas] H[erbert] Harrington My Friend From Leatherhead : A farce in one act by Edmund Yates (...) and N.H. Harrington. approximately 1857-1858 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 437

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper. This also has a protective wrapper added by the previous owner: J. Biddles. Contains minor production notations.

 81 Golsworthy, Arnold and E.B. Norman My Friend Jarlet : An original play in one act. Written by Arnold Golsworthy and E.B. Norman. approximately 1899-1900 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1915

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 81 Selby, Charles My Friend the Major : An original farce in one act. By Charles Selby, comedian. approximately 1873-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 231

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 81 Planché, J[ames] R[obinson] My Great Aunt; or Relations and Friends : A comedy in one act by J.R. Planché, Esq. approximately 1873-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 293

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 81 Planché, J[ames] R[obinson] My Heart's Idol; or, A Desperate Remedy : A comedy in two acts. By J.R. Planché, Esq. 1872 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 294

 Item Specific Details:

orangish-tan wrapper

 81 Brough, William and Andrew Halliday My Heart's in the Highlands : A farce in one act, by William Brough and Andrew Halliday. 1872 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 898

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 81 Morton, John Maddison My Husband's Ghost! : A comic interlude in one act. Written by John Maddison Morton, Esq. approximately 1872-1878 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 230

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper

 82 Whitty, Walter Devereux My Husband's Secret : A farce in one act. By Walter Devereux Whitty, Esq. approximately 1876-1878 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1527

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 82 Boucicault, D[ion] G[eorge, Jr.] My Little Girl : Play in one act. Adapted from W. Besant and J. Rice's novel of that name. By D.G. Boucicault. approximately 1887-1890 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1932

 Item Specific Details:

orangish-tan wrapper

 82 Paull, H[arry] M[ajor] My Lord From Town : A pastoral play in two acts. By H.M. Paull. approximately 1913-1924 Place of Publication:

London: 26 Southampton St., Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 2444

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 82 Theyre-Smith, S[penser] My Lord in Livery : A farce in one act. By S. Theyre Smith approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 352

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 82 Prichard, J[oseph] V[ila] My Mother-In-Law; or, A Divorce Wanted : Adapted from the French of "Le Proces Veradieux," by J.V. Prichard. Now being played under the titles of "Great Divorce Case," "Life," and "Wanted, a Divorce." A comedy in three acts. approximately 1910-1924 Place of Publication:

New York: 28 & 30 W. 38th St.

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Parlor Comedies, 3

 Item Specific Details:

cream-colored wrapper

 82 Bunn, Alfred My Neighbor's Wife : A farce in one act. Adapted from the French, by Alfred Bunn, Esq. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 83

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 82 MacFarren, George My Old Woman! : A musical comedy in three acts, by George MacFarren. approximately 1830-1847 Place of Publication:

London: 2 Cumberland Terrace, Camden, New Town

 Publisher:

John Cumberland

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper. Previous owner: Alfred Harris.

 82 Haines, John Thomas My Poll and My Partner Joe : A nautical drama in three acts. By John Thomas Haines. approximately 1873-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1058

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 82 Selby, Charles My Sister From India : A farce in one act, by Charles Selby, Esq. approximately 1876-1878 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1612

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 82 Lemon, Mark My Sister Kate : A farce in one act. By Mark Lemon. 1872 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 31

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 82 Lemon, Mark My Sister Kate : A farce in one act. By Mark Lemon. approximately 1838-1848 Place of Publication:

London: 10 Middle Row, Holborn

 Publisher:

John Duncombe & Co.

 Series:

Duncombe's British Theatre, 285

 Item Specific Details:

brownish-tan wrapper

 82 Parselle, J[ohn] My Son's a Daughter : A comic drama in two acts. By J. Parselle, Esq. approximately 1862-1863 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 839

 Item Specific Details:

pink wrapper

 82 Williams, Thomas J[ohn] My Turn Next! : A farce. By Thomas J. Williams, Esq. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 336

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 82 Scott, Shafto My Unkown Friend : A drama in three acts. By Shafto Scott. Being a dramatized version of the novel "Great Expectations," by the late Charles Dickens. approximately 1875-1905 Place of Publication:

London: 313 Strand

 Publisher:

John Dicks

 Series:

Dicks' Standard Plays, 412

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 82 Wilks, Thomas Egerton My Valet and I : An original farce in one act. By Thomas Egerton Wilks, Esq. approximately 1842-1848 Place of Publication:

London: 10 Middle Row, Holborn

 Publisher:

John Duncombe

 Item Specific Details:

no publisher wrapper, but it has a protective wrapper added by a previous owner: J. Biddles.

 82 Phipps, A.J My Very Last Proposal : An original farce in one act. By A.J. Phipps. approximately 1874-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1522

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 82 Rae, Charles Marsham My Villa in Italy : A comedietta, by Charles Marsham Rae. approximately 1873-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 82 Hughes, F[red] My Wife's Baby : A farce. By F. Hughes, Esq. 1872 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 1449

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 82 Morton, John Maddison My Wife's Bonnet : A farce in one act. By John Maddison Morton. approximately 1896-1899 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 949

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 83 Coyne, J[oseph] Stirling My Wife's Daughter; or, Volunteer Service : A comedy in two acts. New edition with alterations and corrections. approximately 1878-1879 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 29

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 83 Robertson, [Thomas] William My Wife's Diary : A farce in one act. Translated and adapted from "Les Memoires de Deux Jeunes Mariees," by MM. Dennery and Clairville, by William Robertson. approximately 1860-1861 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 257

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 83 Pemberton, T[homas] Edgar My Wife's Father's Sister : A comedietta in one act, by T. Edgar Pemberton. approximately 1878-1879 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1705

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 83 Challis, [Henry W.] My Wife's Husband : A farce in two acts, by F. Challis approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 East 14th St., Union Square

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 126

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 83 Challis, [Henry W.] My Wife's Husband : A farce in two acts, by F. Challis approximately 1857-1863 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French

 Series:

[French's Minor Drama], [126]

 Item Specific Details:

in protective wrapper from previous owner: W.J. LeMoyne.

 83 Mathews, Charles My Wife's Mother : A comic drama in two acts, by Charles Mathews. approximately 1855-1857 Place of Publication:

London: Wellington Street, Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 336

 Item Specific Details:

in light orange publisher wrapper. Also has a protective wrapper added by a previous owner: J.Biddles.

 83 Rodwell, [George] Herbert My Wife's Out : An original farce in one act, by Herbert Rodwell. approximately 1864-1865 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bokseller [sic]

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 674

 Item Specific Details:

olive green wrapper

 83 Webster, Benjamin My Young Wife, and My Old Umbrella : A farce in one act. Adapted from the French. By Benjamin Webster, comedian. approximately 1872-1878 Place of Publication:

New York: No. 122 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 216

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper

 83 Dillon, Charles The Mysteries of Paris : A drama in three acts. By Charles Dillon. approximately 1878-1879 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1731

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 83 Planché, J[ames] R[obinson] The Mysterious Lady! or, "Worth Makes the Man" : A comedy in two acts. By J.R. Planché, Esq. 1872 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 114

 Item Specific Details:

orangish-tan wrapper

 83 Poole, John A Nabob for an Hour : A farce in two acts, by John Poole. approximately 1883-1885 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1616

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 83 Dalrymple, J.S The Naiad Queen; or, The Revolt of the Naiads : A grand romantic operatic spectacle in three acts. Written by J.S. Dalrymple, Esq. approximately 1887-1895 Place of Publication:

New York: 28 West 23d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 302

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 83 Morton, John Maddison A Narrow Squeak : An original farce in one act. By John Maddison Morton. 1885 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1839

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 83 Nature and Philosophy, or, The Youth Who Never Saw a Woman : A farce in one act. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 East 14th St., Union Square

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 185

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 83 Dance, Charles Naval Engagements : A comedy in two acts. By Charles Dance, Esq. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 32

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 83 Dance, Charles Naval Engagements : A comedy in two acts. By Charles Dance, Esq. approximately 1857-1872 Place of Publication:

[New York: 122 Nassau St.]

 Publisher:

[Samuel French]

 Series:

[French's Minor Drama], [32]

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper. Previous owners: Edwin Clifford and/or Ed W. Acker.

 83 Brookfield, Charles Nearly Seven : A monologue written and acted by Charles Brookfield, at the Theatre Royal, Haymarket, Saturday, October 7th, 1882. approximately 1910-1924 Place of Publication:

London: 26 Southampton St., Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1854

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 83 Hurst, James P. Nearly Severed : An original domestic play in one act. By James P. Hurst. approximately 1885-1887 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1857

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 83 Oxenford, John Neighbours : A new comedy in two acts. By John Oxenford, Esq. approximately 1883-1885 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1087

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 83 Bernard, William Bayle The Nervous Man and the Man of Nerve : A farce in two acts. By William Bayle Bernard. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 East 14th St., Union Square

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 36

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 84 Warren, Ernest The Nettle : A comedietta in one scene, by Ernest Warren. approximately 1910-1924 Place of Publication:

New York: 28-30 West 38th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 381

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 84 Moore, Bertha Neuchars Junction : A comedietta by Bertha Moore. approximately 1901-1902 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 2209

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 84 Reeve, Wybert Never Reckon Your Chickens, &c. : A farce in one act. By Wybert Reeve. approximately 1900? Place of Publication:

Chicago

 Publisher:

The Dramatic Publishing Company

 Series:

Sergel's Acting Drama, 140

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper

 84 Hazlewood, Colin [Henry] Never Too Late to Mend : A drama of real life in four acts. Founded on Mr. Charles Reade's popular novel, by Colin Hazlewood. approximately 1910-1924 Place of Publication:

New York: 28-30 West 38th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 370

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 84 Hannan, Charles The New Groom : A costume comedy in one act, by Charles Hannan. 1901 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 2207

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 84 Planché, J[ames] R[obinson] The New Haymarket Spring Meeting : A new Easter extravaganza in one act. By J.R. Planché. 1855 Place of Publication:

London: Wellington Street, Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 317

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 84 Taylor, Tom and A[ugustus W.] Dubourg New Men and Old Acres : A comedy in three acts. By Tom Taylor and A. Dubourg. approximately 1870-1899 Place of Publication:

New York: No. 13 Frankfort Street

 Publisher:

Robert M. De Witt, Publisher

 Series:

[De Witt's Acting Plays], [115]

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 84 Taylor, Tom and A[ugustus W.] Dubourg New Men and Old Acres : A comedy in three acts. By Tom Taylor and A. Dubourg. approximately 1870-1899 Place of Publication:

New York: No. 13 Frankfort Street

 Publisher:

Robert M. De Witt, Publisher

 Series:

De Witt's Acting Plays, 115

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 84 Hicks, Seymour The New Sub : A play in one act, by Seymour Hicks. "The New Sub" is suggested by a story in The Mistletoe Bough, by Leo Trevor. 1892 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 2012

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 84 Massinger, Philip A New Way to Pay Old Debts : A comedy in five acts, by Philip Massinger. approximately 1847-1860 Place of Publication:

London: 19 Peter's Hill, Doctor's Commons

 Publisher:

G.H. Davidson

 Series:

Cumberland's British Theatre, 43

 Item Specific Details:

brown wrapper

 84 Morton, John Maddison Newington Butts! : A farce in two scenes. The first by night; the second by day. By John Maddison Morton. approximately 1883-1885 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1088

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 84 Norwood, Eille Newspaper Nuptials : A farcical comedy in one act. Written by Eille Norwood. approximately 1907-1909 Place of Publication:

London: 26 Southampton St., Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 2214

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 84 Falconer, Edmund Next of Kin : An original comic drama in two acts, by Edmund Falconer. 1872 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 679

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 84 Taylor, Tom A Nice Firm : An original comic drama in one act, by Tom Taylor. approximately 1873-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 185

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 84 Hipkins, H.T. and Gaston Murray A Nice Quiet Day : A farce in one act. By H.T. Hipkins and Gaston Murray. approximately 1861-1863 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 808

 Item Specific Details:

green wrapper

 84 Stirling, Edward Nicholas Nickelby : A farce in two acts. Taken from the popular work of that name by "Boz." By Edward Stirling, Esq. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 264

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 84 Ferris, Edward and Arthur Stuart Nicolete : A drama in one act. By Edward Ferris and Arthur Stuart. approximately 1899-1900 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 2178

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 84 Brougham, John Night and Morning : A play in five acts, adapted from Bulwer's novel by John Brougham. As performed at Wallack's Theatre. approximately 1891-1895 Place of Publication:

New York: 28 West 23d Street

 Publisher:

T.H. French, Successor to Samuel French & Son, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 137

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 84 Yates, Edmund [Hodgson] and N[icholas] H[erbert] Harrington A Night at Notting Hill : An original apropos sketch in one act, by Edmund Yates and N.H. Harrington. 1857 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 428

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper. Previous owner: J. Biddles. Contains production notations.

 85 Yates, Edmund [Hodgson] and N[icholas] H[erbert] Harrington A Night at Notting Hill : An original apropos sketch in one act, by Edmund Yates and N.H. Harrington. approximately 1883-1885 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 428

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 85 Gardner, Herbert A Night on Snowdon : A farce in one act. By Herbert Gardner. approximately 1883-1885 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1824

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 85 Aidé, Hamilton A Nine Days' Wonder : A comedy drama in three acts. By Hamilton Aidé. 1895 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 2073

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 85 Taylor, Tom Nine Points of the Law : An original comedietta in one act. By Tom Taylor, Esq. approximately 1881-1883 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 600

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 85 Becher, Martin No. 6, Duke Street : A farce. By Martin Becher. approximately 1887-1890 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1384

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 85 Lewes, G[eorge] H[enry] The Noble Heart : A play. In three acts, by G.H. Lewes, Esq. approximately 1872-1878 Place of Publication:

New York: No. 122 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 315

 Item Specific Details:

yellowish-orange wrapper

 85 Bright, [Katherine Coveney Pitt] Noblesse Oblige : A comedy-drama in a prologue and three acts, by Mrs. Augustus Bright. approximately 1880-1881 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1735

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 85 Bright, [Katherine Coveney Pitt] Noblesse Oblige : A comedy-drama in a prologue and three acts, by Mrs. Augustus Bright. approximately 1881-1883 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1735

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 85 Arden, H[enry] T[homas] Nobody's Cheild [sic]; or, The Life of an Ocean Waif : An original burlesque in one act. By H.T. Arden. 1871 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Publisher

 Item Specific Details:

orangish-tan wrapper

 85 Phillips, Watts Nobody's Child : A romantic drama in three acts. By Watts Phillips, Esq. approximately 1870-1877 Place of Publication:

New York: No. 33 Rose Street

 Publisher:

Robert M. De Witt, Publisher

 Series:

De Witt's Acting Plays, 2

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 85 Stirling, E[dward] Norah Creina : A drama in one act. By E. Stirling, Esq. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 East 14th St., Union Square

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 203

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 85 Stirling, E[dward] Norah Creina : A drama in one act. By E. Stirling, Esq. approximately 1856-1858 Place of Publication:

Boston: 128 Washington Street, corner of Water

 Publisher:

William V. Spencer

 Series:

Spencer's Boston Theatre, 71

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 85 Planché, J[ames] R[obinson] Norma : A grand tragic opera in two acts. Freely rendered from the Italian, by J.R. Planché, Esq. The music composed by Bellini. The overture composed by C. Raper, Esq., (as performed at Her Majesty's Theatre). 1880 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 472

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 85 Oxberry, W[illiam] H[enry] Norma Travestie : Una grandiosa, tragica, comica, seria, domestica, musica, burlesqua, burletta in one act. Freely rendered (not) from the Italian. By W.H. Oxberry, comedian. approximately 1873-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 820

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 85 Robertson, T[homas] W[illiam] Not At All Jealous : A farce in one act, by T.W. Robertson. approximately 1876-1878 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1358

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 85 Bright, [Katherine Coveney Pitt] Not False But Fickle : Comedy-drama in one act, by Mrs. Augustus Bright. approximately 1878-1879 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1737

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 85 Phillips, Watts Not Guilty : A drama in four acts. By Watts Phillips, Esq. 1870 Place of Publication:

New York: No. 33 Rose Street

 Publisher:

Robert M. De Witt, Publisher

 Series:

De Witt's Acting Plays, 84

 Item Specific Details:

cream-colored wrapper

 85 Reeve, Wybert Not So Bad After All : An original comedy in three acts. By Wybert Reeve. approximately 1870-1872 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy

 Series:

[Lacy's Acting Edition], [1313]

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 85 Reeve, Wybert Not So Bad After All : An original comedy in three acts. By Wybert Reeve. approximately 1878-1879 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1313

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 85 Byron, Henry J[ames] Not Such A Fool As He Looks : An original eccentric comedy in three acts. By Henry J. Byron. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 392

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 86 Byron, Henry J[ames] Not Such A Fool As He Looks : A farcical drama in three acts. By Henry J. Byron. approximately 1870-1877 Place of Publication:

New York: No. 33 Rose Street

 Publisher:

Robert M. De Witt, Publisher

 Series:

[De Witt's Acting Plays], [117]

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 86 Craven, Henry Thornton Not To Be Done : A farce in one act. By Henry Thornton Craven, comedian. approximately 1896-1899 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 11

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 86 Fitzball, E[dward] The Note Forger : A melo-drama in two acts, by E. Fitzbell, Esq. approximately 1878-1879 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1712

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 86 Coyne, J[oseph] Stirling Nothing Venture, Nothing Win : A comic drama in two acts, by J. Stirling Coyne, Esq. approximately 1878-1879 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 521

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 86 Reynolds, Frederick Notoriety : A comedy in five acts, by Frederick Reynolds, Esq. approximately 1829-1830 Place of Publication:

London: 6 Brecknock Place, Camden New Town

 Publisher:

John Cumberland

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 86 [Taylor, Tom and Albert Smith] Novelty Fair; or, Hints for 1851 : An exceedingly premature and thoroughly apropos revue. approximately 1850-1851 Place of Publication:

London: 17 Wellington Street Strand

 Publisher:

T.H. Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 13

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 86 Brough, William Number One, Round the Corner : A farce in one act, by William Brough. approximately 1887-1895 Place of Publication:

New York: 28 West 23d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 193

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper

 86 Leigh, Agnes Number Seventeen : By Agnes Leigh. approximately 1910-1924 Place of Publication:

London: 26 Southampton St., Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 2151

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 86 Williams, Thomas J[ohn] Nursey Chickweed : A farce in one act, by Thomas J. Williams, Esq. approximately 1876-1878 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 637

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 86 Byron, Henry J[ames] The Nymph of the Lurleyburg; or, The Knight and the Naiads : A spectacular extravaganza. By Henry J. Byron, Esq. approximately 1873-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 643

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 86 Oberon, King of the Elves; or, Harlequin Sir Huon of Guyenne and the Fairy of the Magic Horn! : A new grand comic Christmas pantomime, entitled [title] As performed at the Royal Adelphi Theatre, Christian St., Islington, Liverpool, every evening, commencing Dec. 27, 1858. 1858 Place of Publication:

Liverpool: Cartwright Place, Byrom Street

 Publisher:

Wm. M'Call

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper. This is a Christmas extravaganza. A souvenir edition.

 86 Thompson, Benjamin Oberon's Oath; or, The Paladin and The Princess : A melo-dramatic romance in two acts; as performed at the Theatre-Royal, Drury-Lane. By the late Benjamin Thompson. 1816 Place of Publication:

London: 25 Bow-Street, Covent-Garden

 Publisher:

John Miller

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper. Title page says this is "published for the benefit of the author's widow and six children."

 86 J.H. Stocqueler [pseud. of Joaquim Heyward Siddons] An Object of Interest : A farce in one act. By J.H. Stocqueler, Esq. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 East 14th St., Union Square

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 195

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 86 Reeve, Wybert Obliging a Friend : An original farce in one act. By Wybert Reeve. approximately 1885-1887 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1457

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 86 Wigan, Horace Observation and Flirtation : A comedy in one act, by Horace Wigan, comedian. approximately 1876-1878 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 698

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 86 The Obstinate Family : A farce in one act. Translated and adapted from the German. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 301

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 86 Haines, John Thomas The Ocean of Life; or, Every Inch a Sailor : A nautical drama in three acts. By John Thomas Haines. 1866 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 1030

 Item Specific Details:

blue wrapper

 86 Gordon, Walter An Odd Lot : A farce in one act. By Walter Gordon, Esq. approximately 1899-1900 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 928

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 86 Gordon, Walter An Odd Lot : A farce in one act. By Walter Gordon, Esq. approximately 1899-1900 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 928

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 86 Muskerry, William An Odd Trick : Comedy in one act. By William Muskerry. 1895 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 2070

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 87 Pemberton, T[homas] Edgar Off Duty : A domestic comedy in one act, by T. Edgar Pemberton. approximately 1885-1887 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1864

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 87 Allen, F. Oh! My Head! : A new and original farce in one act. By F. Allen, Esq. approximately 1873-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 87 Old and Young; or, The Four Mowbrays : A farce in one act. approximately 1868-1869 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 1223

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 87 Rede, William Leman The Old and Young Stager : A farce in two acts. By William Leman Rede. approximately 1885-1887 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition , 1927

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 87 Coyne, J[oseph] Stirling The Old Chateau; or, A Night of Peril : A drama in three acts. By J. Stirling Coyne. approximately 1883-1885 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition , 223

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 87 Stirling, E[dward] The Old Curiosity Shop : A drama in two acts. By E. Stirling, Esq. approximately 1910-1924 Place of Publication:

London: 26 Southampton St., Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition , 1147

 Item Specific Details:

blue-green wrapper

 87 Greville, Violet Old Friends : An original one act comedy. By Lady Violet Greville. 1890 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition , 1975

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 87 Davies, Hill An Old Garden : By Hill Davies. approximately 1896-1899 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition , 2094

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 87 Davies, Hill An Old Garden : By Hill Davies. approximately 1896-1899 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition , 2094

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 87 The Old Guard : A drama in one act. approximately 1857-1863 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 29

 Item Specific Details:

brown wrapper

87 The Old Guard : A drama in one act. approximately 1910-1924 Place of Publication:

New York: 28-30 West 38th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 29

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 87 Morton, J[ohn] M[addison] Old Honesty : A comic drama in two acts, by J.M. Morton, Esq. approximately 1887-1895 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 87 Morton, J[ohn] M[addison] Old Honesty : A comic drama in two acts, by J.M. Morton, Esq. approximately 1857-1872 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 87 Morton, John Maddison Old Honesty! : A comic drama in two acts, by John Maddison Morton, Esq. approximately 1852-1857 Place of Publication:

London: Wellington Street, Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

The New British Theatre (late Duncombe's), 489

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 87 Greenwood, T.L Old Izaak Walton; or, Tom Moore of Fleet Street, The Silver Trout, and The Seven Sisters of Tottenham : Sadler's Wells Pantomime, 1858-9 [title] Invented and produced under the direction of T.L. Greenwood, Esqr. approximately 1858-1859 Place of Publication:

London: 19 Peter's Hill, St. Paul's, E.C.

 Publisher:

Davidson

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper. This is a Christmas extravaganza. A souvenir edition.

 87 Courtney, John Old Joe and Young Joe : A comic drama in two acts, by John Courtney, Esq. approximately 1873-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 731

 Item Specific Details:

brownish wrapper

 87 Reece, Robert An Old Man : Domestic drama, by Robert Reece. approximately 1876-1878 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1617

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 87 Scott, Miss [Jane M.] The Old Oak Chest; or, The Smuggler's Son, and the Robber's Daughter : A melo drama in two acts. By Miss Scott. approximately 1883-1885 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 25

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 87 Raymond, R[ichard] J[ohn] The Old Oak Tree : A melodrama in two acts. By R.J. Raymond. approximately 1879-1885 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 27

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 88 Planché, J[ames] R[obinson] An Old Offender : A comic drama in two acts, by J.R. Planché, Esq. approximately 1876-1878 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 615

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 88 Mackersy, W.A Old Pals : A play in one act. By W.A. Mackersy. 1904 Place of Publication:

London: 26 Southampton St., Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 2254

 Item Specific Details:

orangish-tan wrapper

 88 Byron, Henry J[ames] Old Sailors : Original comedy in three acts, by Henry J. Byron. approximately 1880-1881 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1727

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 88 Byron, H[enry] J[ames] Old Soldiers : An original comedy in three acts. By H.J. Byron approximately 1891-1895 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1691

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 88 Almar, George Oliver Twist : A serio-comic burletta in four acts, by George Almar, comedian. As performed at the Winter Garden. approximately 1872-1878 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 228

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper. This is a prompt copy from an unstated owner.

 88 Planché, J[ames] R[obinson], and Charles Dance Olympic Devils; or Orpheus and Eurydice : An original mythological burlesque burletta in one act. By Messrs. J.R. Planché and Charles Dance. 1863 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 602

 Item Specific Details:

green wrapper

 88 Jones, J.W On An Island : A dramatic sketch in water-colour, by J.W. Jones. approximately 1910-1924 Place of Publication:

London: 26 Southampton St., Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1722

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 88 Williams, Thomas J[ohn] On and Off : A farce in one act. By Thomas J. Williams, Esq. approximately 1861-1872 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 88 Williams, Thomas J[ohn] On and Off : A farce in one act. By Thomas J. Williams, Esq. 1891 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 762

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 88 Gilbert, W[illiam] S[chwenck] On Guard : An entirely original comedy in three acts. By W.S. Gilbert. approximately 1887-1895 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

[French's Acting Edition], [1460]

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 88 Gilbert, W[illiam] S[chwenck] On Guard : An entirely original comedy in three acts. By W.S. Gilbert. approximately 1872-1878 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

[French's Acting Edition], [1460]

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 88 Pemberton, T[homas] Edgar On the Bench; or, Distant Cousins : A comedy in three acts. By T. Edgar Pemberton. approximately 1892-1894 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 2015

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 88 Gre[i]n, Jack T[homas] On the Brink : A comedietta in one act, by Jack T. Green. approximately 1887-1890 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1943

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 88 Scott, W.S On the Clyde : A drama in three acts, by W.S. Scott, Esq. approximately 1875-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1599

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 88 Morton, John Maddison On the Sly! : A farce in one act. By John Maddison Morton. approximately 1878-1879 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 944

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 88 Stirling, Edward On the Tiles! : A farce in one act. By Edward Stirling, Esq. approximately 1885-1887 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1874

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 88 Harrison, Wilmot Once a Week; or, A Fight for the Franchise : An original farce in one act, by Wilmot Harrison. approximately 1883-1885 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1855

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 88 Planché, J[ames] R[obinson] Once Upon a Time There Were Two Kings : An original fairy extravaganza in two acts. Founded on the Countess D'Aulnoy's story of "La Princesse Carpillon." By J.R. Planché. approximately 1899-1900 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 186

 Item Specific Details:

orangish-tan wrapper. A Christmas extravaganza.

 88 Bayly, Thomas Haynes; and James Kenney One Hour; or, The Carnival Ball; and Matrimony : [subtitle for "One Hour"] An original burletta in one act. By Thomas Haynes Bayly; [subtitle for "Matrimony"] A comedy in one act. Adapted from the French, by James Kenney. approximately 1875-1905 Place of Publication:

London: 313 Strand

 Publisher:

John Dicks

 Series:

Dicks' Standard Plays, 906

 Item Specific Details:

orangish-tan wrapper

 89 March, George One in Hand is Worth Two in the Bush : An original comedietta in one act. By George March. approximately 1876-1878 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1638

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 89 Lewis, Matthew Gregory One O'Clock; or, The Knight and the Wood Demon : A grand operatic romance in three acts. By Matthew Gregory Lewis. 1871 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 1340

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper

 89 Ryan, Desmond L. One Too Many : A farce in one act. By Desmond L. Ryan. approximately 1876-1878 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1446

 Item Specific Details:

pink wrapper

 89 Williams, Thomas J[ohn] One Too Many for Him : A farce in one act. By Thomas J. Williams, Esq. approximately 1868-1869 Place of Publication:

New York: No. 13 Frankfort Street

 Publisher:

Robert M. De Witt, Publisher

 Series:

De Witt's Acting Plays, 33

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper

 89 Webster, Benjamin One Touch of Nature : A petite drama in one act. By Benjamin Webster, Esq. approximately 1910-1924 Place of Publication:

New York: 28-30 West 38th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 287

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 89 Webster, Benjamin One Touch of Nature : A petite drama in one act. By Benjamin Webster, Esq. approximately 1899-1902 Place of Publication:

New York: 26 West 22d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 287

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 89 Simpson, J[ohn] Palgrave Only a Clod : A comic drama in one act. By J. Palgrave Simpson, Esq. approximately 1880-1881 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 305

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 89 Oxenford, John Only a Halfpenny! : A farce in one act. By John Oxenford. approximately 1873-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 329

 Item Specific Details:

pink wrapper

 89 Oxenford, John Only a Halfpenny! : A farce in one act. By John Oxenford. approximately 1855-1857 Place of Publication:

London: Wellington Street, Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 329

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 89 Lyste, Henry P. Only a Penny-A-Liner! : A comedietta in one act. By Henry P. Lyste 1873 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 1496

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 89 Chambers, C. Haddon The Open Gate : An original domestic drama in one act. By C. Haddon Chambers. approximately 1887-1895 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

[French's Acting Edition], [1902]

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 89 Buckstone, John Baldwin Open House; or, The Twin Sisters : A farce in two acts. By John Baldwin Buckstone. approximately 1875-1905 Place of Publication:

London: 313 Strand

 Publisher:

John Dicks

 Series:

Dicks' Standard Plays, 838

 Item Specific Details:

orangish-tan wrapper

 89 O'Neill, [John] R[obert] An Optical Delusion : A farce in one act. By I.R. O'Neill. approximately 1878-1879 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1507

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 89 Byron, Henry J[ames] The Orange Tree and The Humble Bee; or, The Little Princess Who Was Lost at Sea : A new extravaganza. By Henry J. Byron. approximately 1876-1878 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1387

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 89 Parton, James Victor Hugo's Oration on Voltaire. : Delivered at Paris, May 30th, 1878-the one hundredth anniversary of his death. Translated by James Parton. 1883 Place of Publication:

New York: No. 744 Broadway

 Publisher:

Published by the Editors of "Man."

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 89 Phillips, [Elizabeth Welsby] An Organic Affection : A farce in one act. By Mrs. Alfred Phillips. approximately 1873-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 75

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 89 Smythies, W[illiam] Gordon Original Recitations for Ladies and Others : By W. Gordon Smythies. approximately 1887-1895 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Item Specific Details:

grey wrapper

 89 Planché, J[ames] R[obinson] Orpheus in the Haymarket : An opera buffo in three tableaux and a last scene, run into rhyme, with alterations and additions, and adapted to the English stage (in the Haymarket), from the French, of Monsieur Hector Cremieux, by J.R. Planché. The music by Offenbach. approximately 1865-1866 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 1012

 Item Specific Details:

blue wrapper

 89 Shakespeare, William Shakespeare's Tragedy of Othello : The prompt-book, edited by William Winter. As presented by Edwin Booth. 1920 Place of Publication:

Philadelphia

 Publisher:

The Penn Publishing Company

 Series:

Edwin Booth's Promp-Books

 Item Specific Details:

light blue wrapper

 90 Shak[e]speare, William Othello : A tragedy in five acts. By William Shakspeare. approximately 1899-1902 Place of Publication:

New York: 26 West 22d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 23

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 90 Shak[e]speare, William Othello : A tragedy in five acts. By William Shakspeare. approximately 1864-1872 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 23

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper. Previous owner: Dollie Biddles.

 90 Shak[e]speare, William Othello : A tragedy in five acts. By William Shakspeare. approximately 1910-1924 Place of Publication:

New York: 28-30 West 38th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 23

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orange wrapper

 90 Shak[e]speare, William Othello : A tragedy in five acts. By William Shakspeare. approximately 1924-1936 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 23

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 90 Kingsley, Ellis The Other Woman : By Ellis Kingsley. approximately 1910-1924 Place of Publication:

New York: 28-30 West 38th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 378

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 90 Taylor, Tom Our American Cousin : A drama in 3 acts. By Tom Taylor. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

[New York: 25 West 45th St]

 Publisher:

[Samuel French] [Printed, Not Published}

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 167 Taylor, Tom Our American Cousin : A drama in 3 acts. By Tom Taylor. Place of Publication:

[New York: 25 West 45th St]

 Publisher:

[Samuel French]

 Item Specific Details:

undated preservation photocopy

 90 Taylor, Tom Our American Cousin : A drama in 3 acts. By Tom Taylor. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

[New York: 25 West 45th St]

 Publisher:

[Samuel French] [Printed, Not Published}

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 90 Byron, H[enry] J[ames] Our Boys : An original modern comedy. By H.J. Byron. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 East 14th St., Union Square

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Parlor Comedies, 7

 Item Specific Details:

grey wrapper

 90 [Taylor, Tom] Our Clerks; or, No. 3 Fig Tree Court, Temple : An original farce in one act. approximately 1873-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 80

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 90 Fawcett, Charles S. Our Lottie : A domestic comedy drama in one act. By Charles S. Fawcett. approximately 1887-1890 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1977

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 90 Buckstone, John Baldwin Our Mary Anne : A farce in one act, by John Baldwin Buckstone, Esq., (...). As performed at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. approximately 1845-1853 Place of Publication:

London: 19 Suffolk Street, Pall Mall East

 Publisher:

Webster and Co.

 Series:

Webster's Acting National Drama, 29

 Item Specific Details:

brown wrapper. Previous owner: J. Biddles.

 90 Craven, H[enry] T[hornton] Our Nelly : A domestic drama in two acts. As performed at the Royal Surrey Theatre, London. By H.T. Craven. approximately 1887-1895 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1619

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 90 Suter, W[illiam] E. Our New Man : A farce in one act. By W.E. Suter. approximately 1904-1906 Place of Publication:

London: 26 Southampton St., Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 967

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 90 Blake, Thomas [G.] Our Old House at Home : A domestic drama in two acts. By Thomas Blake. 1890 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 362

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 90 Edwardes, Conway Our Pet : An original comedy in three acts. By Conway Edwardes. approximately 1872-1878 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

[French's Acting Edition], [1574]

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 90 Edwardes, Conway Our Pet : An original comedy in three acts. By Conway Edwardes. approximately 1880-1881 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1574

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 90 Hamilton, Henry Our Regiment : A farcical comedy in three acts. Adapted from the German of Von Moser, by Henry Hamilton. approximately 1910-1924 Place of Publication:

New York: 28-30 West 38th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 415

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper

 90 Ellis, W[alter] Our Relatives : An original domestic comedietta in one act, by W. Ellis. approximately 1880-1881 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1746

 Item Specific Details:

pink wrapper

 90 Rede, Leman [Thomas] Our Village; or, The Lost Ship : A domestic drama in three acts. By Leman Rede. approximately 1869-1872 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 1307

 Item Specific Details:

blue wrapper

 91 Morton, John Maddison Our Wife; or, The Rose of Amiens : A comic drama in two acts. By John Maddison Morton. approximately 1900-1910 Place of Publication:

New York: 24 West 22d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 200

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 91 Robertson, T[homas] W[illiam] Ours : A comedy in three acts, by T.W. Robertson. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 384

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 91 Chambers, [Marianne] Ourselves : A comedy in five acts. By Miss Chambers, author of The School for Friends. From the first London edition, of 1811. Oct. 1811 Place of Publication:

New York: At the Dramatic Repository, Shakspeare-Gallery

 Publisher:

The Longworths

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 91 Graves, A[lfred] P[erceval] and P. Toft Out of the Frying Pan : A one act comedy. Translated from the Danish by P. Toft, adapted for the English stage by A.P. Graves. 1872 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 1436

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 91 Sejour, Victor The Outlaw of the Adriatic; or, The Female Spy and The Chief of the Ten : A romantic drama in three acts. Adapted from the French of Victor Sejour. approximately 1876-1878 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 673

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 91 Smythies, W[illiam] Gordon Outwitted : A playlet in one act. By W. Gordon Smythies. approximately 1892-1894 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 2037

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 91 Taylor, Tom The Overland Route : A comedy in three acts. By Tom Taylor. As first performed at the Theatre Royal, Haymarket, April, 1860. approximately 1872-1877 Place of Publication:

New York: No. 33 Rose Street

 Publisher:

Robert M. De Witt, Publisher

 Series:

De Witt's Acting Plays, 147

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 91 Parry, Tom P.P.; or, The Man and the Tiger : A farce in one act. By Tom Parry, comedian. approximately 1854-1857 Place of Publication:

New York: 121 Nassau-Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French

 Series:

French's American Drama, 65

 Item Specific Details:

cream-colored wrapper. Previous owners: Ed Acker and/or John Ford. Contains extensive production notations.

 91 Parry, Tom P.P.; or, The Man and the Tiger : A farce in one act. By Tom Parry, comedian approximately 1872-1878 Place of Publication:

New York: No. 122 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 86

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 91 Grattan, Harry Packing Up : Farce in one act. By Harry Grattan. 1904 Place of Publication:

London: 26 Southampton St., Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 2263

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 91 Pilgrim, James Paddy the Piper : A comic drama in one act. By James Pilgrim. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 62

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 91 Cooke, Marjorie Benton A Page From the Past : One act play for girls. By Marjorie Benton Cooke. 1906 Place of Publication:

Chicago

 Publisher:

The Dramatic Publishing Company

 Series:

School Plays, 7

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper

 91 Becher, Martin Painless Dentistry : A farce. By Martin Becher. approximately 1899-1902 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1587

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 91 Jerrold, Douglas [William] The Painter of Ghent : A play in one act. By Douglas Jerrold. approximately 1870-1872 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 1368

 Item Specific Details:

green wrapper

 91 Walkes, W.R A Pair of Lunatics : A dramatic sketch (revised version). By W.R. Walkes. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 360

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 91 Davis, Mrs. Maxwell Pamela's Prejudice : Comedietta. By Mrs. Maxwell Davis. approximately 1896-1899 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 2137

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 91 Byron, Henry J[ames] Pan : An original classical pastoral. By Henry J. Byron. 1865 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 983

 Item Specific Details:

orangish-tan wrapper

 91 Swears, Herbert Pansy: That's For Thoughts : An impression. By Herbert Swears. 1903 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 2240

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 91 Thomas, Charles The Paper Chase : A farcical comedy in three acts. By Charles Thomas. approximately 1896-1899 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publisher

 Series:

[French's Acting Edition], 2085

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 92 Phillips, Watts Paper Wings : An original comedy in three acts. By Watts Phillips, Esq. approximately 1872-1878 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

[French's Acting Edition], [1236]

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 92 Planché, J[ames] R[obinson] and Charles Dance The Paphian Bower; or, Venus and Adonis : Classical, musical, mythological, astronomical, and tragi-comical burlesque burletta in one act. By Messrs. J.R. Planché and Charles Dance. approximately 1859-1860 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 660

 Item Specific Details:

orangish-tan wrapper

 92 Brough, William Papillonetta; or, The Prince, The Butterfly, and The Beetle : An original burlesque extravaganza. By William Brough. approximately 1873-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1010

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 92 Burnand, F[rancis] C[owley] Paris; or, Vive Lempriere : An original burlesque, by F.C. Burnand, Esq. 1872 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 1250

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 92 Reeve, Wybert Parted : An English love story. A comedy drama in four acts. By Wybert Reeve. approximately 1899-1902 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1597

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 92 Reeve, Wybert Parted : An English love story. A comedy drama in four acts. By Wybert Reeve. approximately 1872-1878 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1597

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 92 Byron, Henry J[ames] Partners for Life : An original comedy in three acts, by Henry J. Byron. approximately 1872-1878 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

[French's Acting Edition], [1620]

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 92 Coyne, J[oseph] Stirling Pas De Fascination; or, Catching a Governor : A farce in one act. Originally performed at the Theatre Royal, Haymarket under the title of Lola Montes; or, A Countess For an Hour. By J. Stirling Coyne. approximately 1864-1872 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 270

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper

 92 Bernard, [William] Bayle The Passing Cloud : A romantic drama in two acts. By Bayle Bernard. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 East 14th St., Union Square

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 85

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 92 Burnand, F[rancis] C[owley] Patient Penelope; or, The Return of Ulysses : A burlesque in one act. By F.C. Burnand, Esq. approximately 1873-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 902

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 92 Marston, J[ohn] Westland The Patrician's Daughter : A tragedy in five acts. By J. Westland Marston. approximately 1910-1924 Place of Publication:

New York: 28-30 West 38th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 252

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 92 Thomas, Charles A Patron Saint : A comedy in one act, by Charles Thomas. approximately 1896-1899 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 2086

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 92 Mathews, Charles Patter Versus Clatter : A farce in one act, by Charles Mathews. approximately 1880-1881 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1758

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 92 Dibdin, Thomas Paul Jones : A melo-dramatic romance in three acts, by Thomas Dibdin, Esq. approximately 1830-1847 Place of Publication:

London: 2 Cumberland Terrace

 Publisher:

John Cumberland

 Series:

Cumberland's Minor Theatre, 11

 Item Specific Details:

brown wrapper. This was a prompt copy of an unnamed person.

 92 Poole, John Paul Pry : A comedy in three acts, by John Poole, Esq. 1827 Place of Publication:

New York: Circulating Library and Dramatic Repository, 4 Chambers-Street

 Publisher:

E.M. Murden

 Item Specific Details:

protective wrapper from previous owner: N.M. Ludlow. Contains extensive production notations.

 92 Poole, John Paul Pry : A comedy in three acts, by John Poole, Esq. approximately 1857-1863 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French

 Series:

[French's Standard Drama], [76]

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper. Previous owner: Edwin Clifford. Contains extensive production notations.

 93 Mathews, Charles Paul Pry Married and Settled : A farce in one act. By Charles Mathews. approximately 1878-1879 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1008

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 93 Mathews, Charles Paul Pry Married and Settled : A farce in one act. By Charles Mathews. approximately 1878-1879 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1008

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 93 Elton, E.W Paul the Poacher : A domestic drama in two acts, by E.W. Elton, Esq. approximately 1830-1847 Place of Publication:

London: 2 Cumberland Terrace

 Publisher:

John Cumberland

 Series:

Cumberland's Minor Theatre, 99

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper. Previous owner: J. Biddles.

 93 Phillips, Watts Paul's Return : An original comedy in three acts. By Watts Phillips, Esq. approximately 1864-1872 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy

 Series:

[French's Acting Edition], [917]

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 93 Phillips, Watts Paul's Return : An original comedy in three acts. By Watts Phillips, Esq. approximately 1891-1892 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 917

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 93 [Oxenford, John] Pauline : A drama in five acts and seven tableaux. Translated and adapted from the French. approximately 1864-1872 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 135

 Item Specific Details:

orangish-yellow wrapper. Previous owner: J. Biddles.

 93 [Oxenford, John] Pauline : A drama in five acts and seven tableaux. Translated and adapted from the French. approximately 1864-1872 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 135

 Item Specific Details:

orangish-yellow wrapper. Previous owner: J. Biddles. Contains production notations.

 93 Taylor, Tom Payable on Demand : An original domestic drama in two acts, by Tom Taylor, Esq. approximately 1883-1885 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 614

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 93 Lowry, James M. Peculiar Proposals : A farce in one act. By James M. Lowry. approximately 1881-1885 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1806

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 93 Harrington, Richard The Pedlar Boy; or, The Old Mill Ruin : A drama in one act. By Richard Harrington, comedian. approximately 1869-1872 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 1301

 Item Specific Details:

aqua wrapper

 93 [Almar, George] Pedlar's Acre; or, The Wife of Seven Husbands Item Specific Details:

no wrapper, no title page

 93 Almar, George Pedlar's Acre; or, The Wife of Seven Husbands : A drama in two acts, by George Almar, Esq. approximately 1831-1847 Place of Publication:

London: 2 Cumberland Terrace, Camden New Town

 Publisher:

John Cumberland

 Series:

[Cumberland's Minor Theatre], [40]

 Item Specific Details:

no publisher wrapper, but protective wrapper from previous owner: J. Biddles. Contains production notations.

 93 Johnstone, J[ohn] B[eer] Pedrillo; or, A Search for Two Fathers : A drama in two acts. Adapted from the French, by Jack B. Johnstone. approximately 1869-1872 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 1262

 Item Specific Details:

aqua wrapper

 93 Falconer, Ed[mund] Peep O'Day; or, Savourneen Deelish : A drama in four acts. By Edward Falconer, Esq. approximately 1868-1872 Place of Publication:

New York: 28-30 West 38th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 349

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper

 93 Falconer, Ed[mund] Peep O'Day; or, Savourneen Deelish : A drama in four acts. By Edward Falconer, Esq. approximately 1868-1872 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 349

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper. Previous owner: John Dillon.

 93 O'Keeffe, John Peeping Tom of Coventry : A musical farce in two acts. By John O'Keeffe. approximately 1832-1847 Place of Publication:

London: 2 Cumberland Terrace, Camden New Town

 Publisher:

John Cumberland

 Series:

Cumberland's British Theatre, 237

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper. This is a prompt copy for an unnamed person

 93 O'Keeffe, John Peeping Tom of Coventry : A musical farce in two acts. By John O'Keeffe. approximately 1832-1847 Place of Publication:

London: 2 Cumberland Terrace, Camden New Town

 Publisher:

John Cumberland

 Series:

Cumberland's British Theatre, 237

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 93 Williams, Thomas J[ohn] The Peep-Show Man : A drama in two acts. By Thomas J. Williams, Esq. approximately 1873-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1188

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 94 Selby, Charles Peggy Green : A comic drama in one act, by Charles Selby, comedian. approximately 1904-1906 Place of Publication:

London: 26 Southampton Street, Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 625

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 94 Hodgson, George S. Peggy's Little Game : A farce in one act, by George S. Hodgson. approximately 1873-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publishers

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 94 Wallace, John, Jr Pendrudge v. Prettiwon; or, A Very Civil Case : By John Wallace, Jun. approximately 1899-1902 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 2186

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 94 Morton, John Maddison Pepperpot's Little Pets! : In one act. approximately 1891-1895 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1998

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 94 Brough, William Perdita; or, The Royal Milkmaid : Being the legend upon which Shakespeare is supposed to have founded his Winter's Tale. A new and original burlesque, by William Brough. 1863 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 406

 Item Specific Details:

green wrapper

 94 Reece, R[obert] Perfect Love! : A spectacular fairy play. Written by R. Reece. approximately 1871-1872 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 1348

 Item Specific Details:

light green wrapper

 94 Bayly, Thomas Haynes Perfection; or, The Maid of Munster : A farce in one act, by Thomas Haynes Bayly. approximately 1857-1872 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 32

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 94 Bayly, Thomas Haynes Perfection; or, The Maid of Munster : A farce in one act, by Thomas Haynes Bayly. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 East 14th St., Union Sq.

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 32

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 94 Jerrold, Douglas [William] The Perils of Pippins; or, The Man Who Couldn't Help It. : A drama by Douglas Jerrold. As performed at the New Strand Theatre. approximately 1836-1852 Place of Publication:

London: 10 Middle Row, Holborn

 Publisher:

John Duncombe and Co.

 Series:

Jerrold's Original Dramas, 7

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 94 Brough, William Perseus and Andromeda; or, The Maid and the Monster : A classical extravaganza. By William Brough. approximately 1862-1863 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 792

 Item Specific Details:

pink wrapper

 94 Kemble, [Marie-Thérèse De Camp] Personation; or, Fairly Taken In : A comic interlude in one act. By Mrs. Charles Kemble. As performed in the London and American theatres. approximately 1910-1924 Place of Publication:

New York: 28-30 West 38th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 120

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 94 Selby, Charles The Pet Lamb : A comedietta in one act. By Charles Selby, comedian. approximately 1860-1861 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 702

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 94 Buckstone, J[ohn] B[aldwin] The Pet of the Petticoats : An opera in three acts. By J.B. Buckstone. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 East 14th St., Union Sq.

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 234

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 94 Stirling, Edward A Pet of the Public : A farce in one act. By Edward Stirling. 1872 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 180

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 94 Stirling, Edward A Pet of the Public : A farce in one act. By Edward Stirling. 1872 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 180

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 165 [Paltock, Robert] Peter Wilkins; or, The Flying Islanders : A melo-dramatic spectacle in two acts. As now performed in all the principal theatres in England and America. approximately 1854-1857 Place of Publication:

New York: 121 Nassau-Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 148

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper. This also has a brown protective wrapper from a previous owner: W.J. LeMoyne.

 94 Blanchard, E[dward] L[itt Laman] Peter Wilkins; or, Harlequin and the Flying Women of the Loadstone Rock : By E.L. Blanchard. approximately 1860-1861 Place of Publication:

London: 19 Peter's Hill, St. Paul's, E.C.

 Publisher:

The Music-Publishing Company, Limited

 Item Specific Details:

pink wrapper. A Christmas extravaganza. A souvenir edition.

 94 Payne, John Howard Peter Smink; or, The Armistice : A comic drama in one act. Adapted from the French. By John Howard Payne. approximately 1876-1878 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1125

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 94 Coyne, J[oseph] Stirling The Pets of the Parterre; or, Love in a Garden. : A romantic comedietta in one act. By J. Stirling Coyne. approximately 1860-1861 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 716

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 94 Dance, George Petticoat Government : An interlude farce in one act. By George Dance, Esq. 1878 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 341

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 94 Young, Charles L[awrence] Petticoat Perfidy : A comedietta in one act. By Sir Charles L. Young, Bart. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 384

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 94 Barnett, C[harles] Z[achary] The Phantom Bride; or, The Castilian Bandit : A melo-drama in two acts, by C.Z. Barnett. approximately 1872-1878 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 95 Barnett, C[harles] Z[achary] The Phantom Bride; or, The Castilian Bandit : A melo-drama in two acts, by C.Z. Barnett. 1872 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 32

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 95 Barnett, C[harles] Z[achary] The Phantom Bride; or, The Castilian Bandit : A melo-drama in two acts, by C.Z. Barnett. approximately 1830-1836 Place of Publication:

London: 19 Little Queen Street, Holborn

 Publisher:

Duncombe

 Series:

Duncombe's British Theatre, 52

 Item Specific Details:

brown wrapper. Also has protective wrapper from previous owner: J. Biddles. Contains minor production notations.

 95 Murray, William [Henry] Philippe; or, The Secret Marriage : A story of the Revolution. A domestic drama in one act. Adapted from the French by William Murray. approximately 1878-1879 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1229

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 95 Craven, H[enry] T[hornton] Philomel : A romantic drama in three acts. By H.T. Craven. approximately 1884-1885 Place of Publication:

New York: No. 33 Rose Street

 Publisher:

De Witt, Publisher

 Series:

De Witt's Acting Plays, 293

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper

 95 Hay, Frederic[k] A Photographic Fix : An original farce in one act. By Frederic Hay. approximately 1891-1895 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1038

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 165 Lacy, T[homas] H[ailes] The Pickwickians; or, The Peregrinations of Sam Weller : A comic drama in three acts. Arranged from Moncrieff's adaptation of Charles Dickens' work, by T.H. Lacy. approximately 1873-1878 Place of Publication:

London: [89 Strand]

 Publisher:

[Samuel French, Publisher]

 Series:

[French's Acting Edition], [315]

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 165 Lacy, T[homas] H[ailes] The Pickwickians; or, The Peregrinations of Sam Weller : A comic drama in three acts. Arranged from Moncrieff's adaptation of Charles Dickens' work, by T.H. Lacy. approximately 1900-1910 Place of Publication:

London: 26 Southampton Street, Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, [315]

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 95 Fitzball, Edward Pierette; or, The Village Rivals : A comic operetta in one act. By Edward Fitzball. The music by W.H. Montgomery. approximately 1866-1867 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 537

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 165 Reeve, Wybert Pike O'Callaghan; or, The Irish Patriot : An original drama in two acts. By Wybert Reeve. approximately 1870-1872 Place of Publication:

London: [89 Strand]

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Publisher

 Series:

[Lacy's Acting Edition], [1303]

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 95 Reeve, Wybert Pike O'Callaghan; or, The Irish Patriot : An original drama in two acts. By Wybert Reeve. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 414

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 95 Byron, Henry James The Pilgrim of Love! : A fairy romance in one act. By Henry James Byron. 1860 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 671

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 95 Fitzball, Edward The Pilot : A nautical burletta in three acts, by Edward Fitzball, Esq. approximately 1847-1861 Place of Publication:

London: 19 Peter's Hill, Doctors' Commons

 Publisher:

G.H. Davidson

 Series:

Cumberland's Minor Theatre, 1

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 95 Fitzball, Edward The Pilot : A nautical drama in three acts. From J. Fenimore Cooper's novel of the same name. By Edward Fitzball, Esq. approximately 1872-1878 Place of Publication:

New York: No. 122 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 122

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 95 Williams, Thomas J[ohn] Pipkin's Rustic Retreat! : A farce in one act. By Thomas J. Williams, Esq. approximately 1878-1879 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1022

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 95 Dibdin, Thomas The Pirate : A melo dramatic romance in three acts. Taken from the novel of that name, and performed with universal applause at the Surrey Theatre. By Thomas Dibdin, author of several dramatic pieces. 1822 Place of Publication:

Baltimore: Circulating Library and Dramatic Repository, 94 Market Street

 Publisher:

J. Robinson

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper. Previous owner: M.S. Deurna. The name is unclear, could also be N.S. Deurna or Ms. Deurna.

 95 Selby, Charles The Pirates of Putney : A nautical extravaganza in one act. By Charles Selby, comedian. 1863 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 890

 Item Specific Details:

pink wrapper

 95 Burnand, F[rancis] C[owley] Pirithoüs, The Son of Ixion : A new and original extravaganza. By F.C. Burnand, Esq. 1865 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 975

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 95 Sheridan, Richard Brinsley Pizarro : A play in five acts. Altered from Kotzebue, by Richard Brinsley Sheridan. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 21

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 167 Sheridan, Richard Brinsley Pizarro : A play in five acts. Altered from Kotzebue, by Richard Brinsley Sheridan. Place of Publication:

[New York: 25 West 45th Street]

 Publisher:

[Samuel French, Publisher]

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 21

 Item Specific Details:

preservation photocopy

 95 Daveau, Illion The Plague of My Life! : A farce in one act. By Illion Daveau. approximately 1891-1892 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1554

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 95 Stirling, Edward A Plain Cook : A farce in one act. By Edward Stirling, Esq. 1852 Place of Publication:

London: 10 Middle Row, Holborn

 Publisher:

John Duncombe

Series:

Duncombe's British Theatre, 540

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 95 Stirling, Edward A Plain Cook : A farce in one act. By Edward Stirling, Esq. 1852 Place of Publication:

London: 10 Middle Row, Holborn

 Publisher:

John Duncombe

 Series:

Duncombe's British Theatre, 540

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 96 Robertson, T[homas] W[illiam] Play : An original comedy in four acts. By T.W. Robertson. approximately 1887-1895 Place of Publication:

New York: 28 West 23d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 411

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 96 Robertson, T[homas] W[illiam] Play : A comedy in four acts. By T.W. Robertson. approximately 1868-1869 Place of Publication:

New York: No. 13 Frankfort Street

 Publisher:

Robert M. De Witt, Publisher

 Series:

De Witt's Acting Plays, 21

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 96 Robertson, T[homas] W[illiam] Play : A comedy in four acts. By T.W. Robertson. approximately 1868-1869 Place of Publication:

New York: No. 13 Frankfort Street

 Publisher:

Robert M. De Witt, Publisher

 Series:

De Witt's Acting Plays, 21

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 96 Lion, Leon M. and Austin Philips Playing the Game : An original comedy in one act, by Leon M. Lion and Austin Philips. (...) Founded on Austin Philips's story, "The Choice." 1913 Place of Publication:

London: 26 Southampton Street, Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 2430

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 96 Warburton, H. Playmates : A dramatic sketch. By H. Warburton. approximately 1887-1895 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1870

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 96 Dance, Charles Pleasant Dreams : A farce in one act. By Charles Dance. approximately 1866-1867 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 1191

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 96 Planché, Eliza[beth (St. George)] A Pleasant Neighbor : A farce in one act. By Mrs. Eliza Planche. approximately 1872-1878 Place of Publication:

New York: No. 122 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 61

 Item Specific Details:

yellowish-orange wrapper

 96 Oxenford, John Please to Remember the Grotto; or, The Manageress in a Fix : A metamorphosed ollapodridical, boy and gal-limaufrical, extravaganzical, pantomimical, and entirely non-descriptical rehearsal, by John Oxenford, Esq. approximately 1866-1867 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 1048

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper. This is a Christmas extravaganza.

 96 Kemble, Charles Plot and Counterplot; or, The Portrait of Cervantes : A farce in one act. By Charles Kemble. approximately 1870-1872 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 1346

 Item Specific Details:

green wrapper

 96 Young, Charles L[awrence] Plot for Plot : Comedietta in one act, by Sir Charles L. Young, Bart. approximately 1896-1899 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1745

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 96 Wooler, J[ohn Pratt] Plots for Petticoats : A farce in one act. By J. Wooler, Esq. approximately 1873-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1529

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 96 Mayhew, Horace The Plum-Pudding Pantomime; or, Harlequin and The British Lion : Theatre Royal, Olympic. The above elegant Theatre will be put up to theatrical auction, every evening till it is knocked down, by Horace Mayhew, the new, rich, costly, unique, comic Christmas waggery, (late the property of a young gentleman retiring from approximately 1860? Place of Publication:

London: 1, Catherine-Street, Strand

 Publisher:

Mr. Onwhyn

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper. This is a Christmas extravaganza. A souvenir edition.

 165 Taylor, Tom Plot and Passion : A drama (founded on the French). In three acts. By Tom Taylor (...) First performed at the Olympic Theatre, London, under the management of Messrs. Robson and Emery, Monday, October 17, 1853. approximately 1869-1877 Place of Publication:

New York: No. 13 Frankfort Street

 Publisher:

Robert M. De Witt, Publisher

 Series:

De Witt's Acting Plays, 61

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper

 96 Pitt, George Dibdin The Poacher's Doom; or, The Murder of the Five Field's Copse : A domestic drama in three acts by George Dibdin Pitt. approximately 1887-1912 Place of Publication:

Clyde, Ohio

 Publisher:

Ames' Publishing Co.

 Series:

Ames' Standard and Minor Drama, 18

 Item Specific Details:

red wrapper

 96 Becher, Martin A Poetic Proposal : A farce in one act. By Martin Becher, (member of the Dramatic Authors' Society). 1872 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 1431

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 96 Kemble, Charles The Point of Honour : A comedy in three acts. By Charles Kemble. approximately 1880-1881 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1761

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 96 Kemble, Charles The Point of Honour : A comedy in three acts. By Charles Kemble, Esq. approximately 1830-1847 Place of Publication:

London: 2 Cumberland Terrace, Camden New Town

 Publisher:

John Cumberland

 Item Specific Details:

no publisher wrapper. Previous owner: J. Biddles. Contains extensive production notations.

 96 Kemble, Charles The Point of Honour : A comedy in three acts. By Charles Kemble, Esq. approximately 1830-1847 Place of Publication:

London: 2 Cumberland Terrace, Camden New Town

 Publisher:

John Cumberland

 Series:

Cumberland's British Theatre, 203

 Item Specific Details:

tan publisher wrapper. Protective wrapper from previous un-named owner.

96 Simpson, J[ohn] Palgrave Poor Cousin Walter : A drama in one act. By J. Palgrave Simpson, Esq. approximately 1876-1878 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 19

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 96 Colman, George, the Younger The Poor Gentleman : A comedy in five acts. By George Colman, the Younger. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 East 14th St., Union Sq.

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 17

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 97 Selby, Charles The Poor Nobleman : A serio-comic drama in two acts. By Charles Selby, comedian. 1872 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publishers

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 787

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 97 Morton, John Maddison Poor Pillicoddy : A farce in one act. By John Maddison Morton. approximately 1892-1921 Place of Publication:

Boston

 Publisher:

Walter H. Baker & Co.

 Series:

Baker's Edition of Plays

 Item Specific Details:

brown wrapper

 97 Morton, John Maddison Poor Pillicoddy : A farce in one act. By John Maddison Morton. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 209

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 97 O'Keef[f]e, John The Poor Soldier : A musical farce in one act. By John O'Keefe. approximately 1870-1872 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 1357

 Item Specific Details:

green wrapper

 97 [Dibdin, Charles?] Poor Vulcan : A burletta in two acts. As revived at the Theatre Royal, Covent-Garden, on Monday, Feb. 8, 1813. 1813 Place of Publication:

London: 2 Bow-Street, Covent-Garden

 Publisher:

E. Macleish

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 97 Robson, Frederick Popocatapetl : An original musical piece of extravagance in one act. By Frederick Robson. approximately 1874-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1513

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 97 Buckstone, John Baldwin Popping the Question : A farce in one act, by John Baldwin Buckstone, Esq. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 58

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 97 Buckstone, John Baldwin Popping the Question : A farce in one act, by John Baldwin Buckstone, Esq. approximately 1857-1872 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

[French's Minor Drama], 58

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 97 Blanchard, E[dward] L[itt Laman] Pork Chops; or, A Dream at Home : A farcical extravaganza furnished with a dramatic scene by Mr. W.R. Beverly, and a musical sauce by Mr. Caulcott, in one act, by E.L. Blanchard, Esq. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 664

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 97 Bowles, Thomas Gibson The Port Admiral; or, The Mysterious Mariner, The Child of Destiny, and the Rightful Heir : By Thomas Gibson Bowles approximately 1863-1872 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Sensation Series

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 97 Oxenford, John The Porter's Knot : A serio-comic drama in two acts. By John Oxenford, Esq. approximately 1881-1883 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 564

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 97 Craven, H[enry] T[hornton] The Post-Boy : An original drama in two acts. By H.T. Craven. approximately 1887-1890 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 720

 Item Specific Details:

orangish-brown wrapper

 97 Townsend, William Thompson The Post Captain; or, Wife, Husband and Friend : A domestic drama in three acts, by William Thompson Townsend. approximately 1838-1841 Place of Publication:

London: 4 Brydges Street, Covent Garden

 Publisher:

James Pattie

 Item Specific Details:

no publisher wrapper. Has a brown protective wrapper from a previous, un-named owner. This contains extensive production notations, including additional scenes tipped into the published text.

 97 Townsend, William Thompson The Post Captain; or, Wife, Husband and Friend : A domestic drama in three acts, by William Thompson Townsend. approximately 1838-1841 Place of Publication:

London: 4 Brydges Street, Covent Garden

 Publisher:

James Pattie

 Item Specific Details:

no publisher wrapper. Has a brown protective wrapper from a previous owner: "Messrs. Biddles and Lee."

 97 Mildenhall, T[homas] The Post of Honour : A comic drama in one act, by T. Mildenhall. approximately 1863-1864 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 710

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 97 Hamilton-Knight, F. The Postscript : A new and original comedy in one act. By F. Hamilton-Knight. approximately 1888-1890 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1938

 Item Specific Details:

brown wrapper

 97 Hazlewood, C[olin] H[enry] Poul A Dhoil; or, The Fairy Man : An original Hibernian drama in three acts. By C.H. Hazlewood. approximately 1865-1872 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy

 Series:

[Lacy's Acting Edition], [1145]

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 97 Hazlewood, C[olin] H[enry] Poul A Dhoil; or, The Fairy Man : An original Hibernian drama in three acts. By C.H. Hazlewood. approximately 1866-1867 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 1145

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 98 Bernard, [William] Bayle A Practical Man : An original farce in one act. By Bayle Bernard. approximately 1871-1872 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 2

 Item Specific Details:

green wrapper

 98 Buckstone, John Baldwin Presumptive Evidence; or, Murder Will Out : A domestic drama in two acts. By John Baldwin Buckstone. approximately 1868-1869 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 1221

 Item Specific Details:

green wrapper

 98 Buckstone, John Baldwin Presumptive Evidence; or, Murder Will Out : A domestic drama in two acts. By John Baldwin Buckstone. approximately 1868-1869 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 1221

 Item Specific Details:

green wrapper

 98 Kerr, John Presumptive Guilt; or, The Fiery Ordeal : A grand melo dramatic spectacle in three acts. By John Kerr, Esq. 1818 Place of Publication:

London: 19 Little Queen Street, Holborn

 Publisher:

Duncombe

 Item Specific Details:

no publisher wrapper. This has a protective wrapper from a previous owner: J. Biddles. Contains extensive production notations.

 98 Stafford, John J[oseph] The Pretender; or, The Rose of Alvey : A petite comedy in two acts, as performed at the Surrey and other theatres. By John J. Stafford. approximately 1834-1837 Place of Publication:

London: 14 Chandos-Street, West-Strand

 Publisher:

W. Kidd

 Series:

Popular Unpublished Dramas of John Joseph Stafford, [3]

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper

 98 Smith, John The Pretty Jane!, The Cruel Squire!!, and, Robin the Ploughman!!! : A very tragical Richardsonian and Keymerian tragedy. "All In!" "All In!" All In!" one act. By John Smith, Esq. approximately 1864-1872 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Sensation Series

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 98 Phipps, A.J Pretty Predicaments : An original farce in one act. By A.J. Phipps. approximately 1892-1894 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1625

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 98 Planché, J[ames] R[obinson] The Pride of the Market : A comic drama in three acts. By J.R. Planché, Esq. approximately 1899-1902 Place of Publication:

New York: 26 West 22d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 9

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 98 Planché, J[ames] R[obinson] The Pride of the Market : A comic drama in three acts. By J.R. Planché, Esq. approximately 1857-1872 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

[French's Minor Drama], [9]

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 98 Pemberton, Max The Prima Donna : A farce in one act, by Max Pemberton. 1906 Place of Publication:

London: 26 Southampton Street, Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 2298

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 98 Pemberton, Max The Prima Donna : A farce in one act, by Max Pemberton. 1906 Place of Publication:

London: 26 Southampton Street, Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 2298

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 98 Brough, William Prince Amabel; or, The Fairy Roses : An original fairy extravaganza, by William Brough. approximately 1873-1878 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

[Samuel French, Publisher]

 Series:

[French's Acting Edition], [815]

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 98 [Taylor, Tom], and Countess [Marie-Catherine] D'Aulnoy Prince Dorus; or, The Romance of the Nose : (Of which the most striking feature is borrowed from the Countess D'Aulnois.) A new and original, aerial, floreal, and conchological fairy tale. approximately 1861-1862 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 35

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper. This appears to be a Christmas extravaganza.

 98 Cheatham, Francis George The Prince of the Peaceful Islands! or, Harlequin, The Magic Pearl, The Centaur, and the Fairy Amazon : By Francis George Cheatham, Esq. approximately 1863-1864 Place of Publication:

London: 43 Leman Street, Whitechapel

 Publisher:

E.J. Bath, Steam Printer

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper. A Christmas extravaganza. A souvenir edition.

 98 Arden, H[enry] T[homas] Princess Charming; or, The Bard, The Baron, The Beauty, The Buffer, and The Bogey. : By H.T. Arden 1867 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 1132

 Item Specific Details:

cream colored wrapper

 98 [Talfourd, Francis, and William Palmer Hale?] The Princesses in the Tower; or, (being a Play after Congreve--some 200 years) A Match for Lucifer! : A piece of extravagance in one act. 1858 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 26

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 98 Bellingham, [Henry] and [William] Best Princess Primrose, and the Four Pretty Princes : A burlesque extravaganza. By Bellingham and Best. 1866 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 1019

 Item Specific Details:

blue wrapper

 98 Byron, Henry J[ames] Princess Spring-Time; or, The Envoy Who Stole the King's Daughter : An original fairy extravaganza. Founded on a story by the Countess D'Anois. By Henry J. Byron. approximately 1891-1892 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 959

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper. This appears to be a Christmas extravaganza.

 98 Planché, J[ames] R[obinson] Printer's Devil : A farce in one act. By J.R. Planché, F.S.A. approximately 1887-1895 Place of Publication:

New York: 28 West 23d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 343

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 99 [author of "A Quarter to Nine"] Peake, Richard Brinsley; and [author of "Two in the Morning"] Charles Mathews "A Quarter to Nine" and "Two in the Morning" : [subtitle for "A Quarter to Nine"] A farce in one act. By Richard Brinsley Peake. First performed at the Theatre Royal, Lyceum, July 27th, 1837. [subtitle for "Two in the Morning"] A comic scene. By Charles Mathews. First performed at the Theatre Roy approximately 1875-1905 Place of Publication:

London: 313 Strand

 Publisher:

John Dicks

 Series:

Dicks' Standard Plays, 946

 Item Specific Details:

brown wrapper

 99 Jerrold, Douglas [William] The Prisoner of War : A comedy in two acts. By Douglas Jerrold. approximately 1865-1866 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 400

 Item Specific Details:

blue wrapper

 99 Robertson, T[homas] W[illiam] Progress : A comedy in three acts. (Founded on "Les Ganaches," by Victorien Sardou.) By T.W. Robertson. approximately 1887-1895 Place of Publication:

New York: 28 West 23d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 410

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 99 Reece, R[obert] Prometheus; or, The Man on the Rock : A new and original extravaganza. By R.Reece, Esq. approximately 1865-1866 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 1017

 Item Specific Details:

blue wrapper

 99 Rodwell, G[eorge] Herbert The Promise of Marriage : A drama in two acts. By G. Herbert Rodwell. First produced at the Adelphi Theatre, November 12, 1838. approximately 1875-1905 Place of Publication:

London: 313 Strand

 Publisher:

John Dicks

 Series:

Dicks' Standard Plays, 693

 Item Specific Details:

neon pink wrapper

 99 Planché, J[ames] R[obinson] Promotion; or, A Morning at Versailles : A vaudeville in one act. By J.R. Planché, Esq. approximately 1864-1872 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 161

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper

 99 Byron, Henry J[ames] The Prompter's Box : A story of the footlights and the fireside. An original domestic drama in four acts. By Henry J. Byron. approximately 1891-1895 Place of Publication:

New York: 28 West 23d Street

 Publisher:

T.H. French, Successor to Samuel French & Son, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 394

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 99 Burnand, F[rancis] C[owley] Proof; or, A Celebrated Case : A drama in a prologue and three acts. Adapted to the English stage by F.C. Burnand. approximately 1891-1895 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1990

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 99 Jerome, Jerome K[lapka] and Eden Phillpotts The Prude's Progress : A comedy in three acts. By Jerome K. Jerome and Eden Phillpotts. approximately 1901-1904 Place of Publication:

London: 26 Southampton Street, Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 2177

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 99 Byron, Henry J[ames] Punch : A comedy in three acts. By Henry J. Byron. approximately 1885-1887 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1885

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 99 Warren, T. Gideon Punctured : A duologue. By T. Gideon Warren. 1904 Place of Publication:

London: 26 Southampton Street, Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 2253

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 99 Marston, [John] Westland Pure Gold : A play in four acts. By Westland Marston, Esq. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 East 14th St., Union Sq.

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 328

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 99 Marston, [John] Westland Pure Gold : A play in four acts. By Westland Marston, Esq. approximately 1864-1872 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 328

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 99 "Mrs. Alec Smart" Purely Platonic : Mrs. Alec Smart 1899 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 2115

 Item Specific Details:

orangish-tan wrapper

 99 Brough, William Pygmalion; or, The Statue Fair : An original burlesque. By William Brough. approximately 1891-1895 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1118

 Item Specific Details:

pink wrapper

 99 Planché, J[ames] R[obinson] Queen Mary's Bower : A comedy in three acts. By J.R. Planché, Esq. (...) Correctly printed from the prompt book, with exits, entrances, &c. First performed at the Theatre Royal, Haymarket, Saturday, Ocober 10, 1846. approximately 1860-1863 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 298

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 99 À Beckett, G[ilbert] A[bbott] The Queen's Ball; or, The Black Domino! : A musical burletta in three acts. By G.A. À Beckett, Esq. approximately 1831-1848 Place of Publication:

London: 10 Middle Row, Holborn

 Publisher:

J. Duncombe & Co.

 Series:

[Duncombe's British Theatre], [276]

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 99 Rede, William Leman The Queen's Bench : A farce in two acts, by William Leman Rede. approximately 1848-1860 Place of Publication:

London: 19 Peter's Hill, Doctors' Commons

 Publisher:

G.H. Davidson

 Series:

Cumberland's British Theatre, 362

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 99 Collier, William The Queen's Jewel; or, The Interrupted Ball! : A petite comedy in one act. Adapted to the English stage by William Collier. approximately 1835-1848 Place of Publication:

London: 10 Middle Row, Holborn

 Publisher:

J. Duncombe & Co.

 Series:

[Duncombe's British Theatre], [135]

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 99 Richard-Henry [pseud. for Richard William Butler and Henry Chance Newton] Queer Street : A domestic drama in two acts. By Richard-Henry. approximately 1892-1894 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 2018

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 100 Gore, [Catherine Grace Frances (Moody)] Quid Pro Quo; or, The Day of Dupes : The £500 prize comedy in five acts. By Mrs. Charles Gore. First performed at the Theatre Royal, Haymarket, June 18, 1844. approximately 1875-1905 Place of Publication:

London: 313 Strand

 Publisher:

John Dicks

 Series:

Dicks' Standard Plays, 766

 Item Specific Details:

tannish-orange wrapper

 100 Suter, William [E.] A Quiet Family : An original farce. Written by William Suter, Esquire. approximately 1924-1936 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 240

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 100 Suter, William [E.] A Quiet Family : An original farce. Written by William Suter, Esquire. approximately 1924-1936 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 240

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 100 Suter, William [E.] A Quiet Family : An original farce. Written by William Suter, Esquire. approximately 1857-1872 Place of Publication:

New York: No. 122 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French

 Series:

[French's Minor Drama], [240]

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 100 Suter, William [E.] A Quiet Family : An original farce. Written by William Suter, Esquire. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 240

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 100 [Stirling, Edward] Raby Rattler approximately 1840s? Place of Publication:

[London: Middle Row, Holborn]

 Publisher:

[J. Duncombe]

 Series:

[Duncombe's British Theatre], [460]

 Item Specific Details:

no publisher wrapper. Protective wrapper added by an un-named previous owner.

 100 Wilks, Thomas Egerton Raffaelle the Reprobate; or, The Secret Mission and the Signet Ring : A drama in two acts. Written by Thomas Egerton Wilks. approximately 1864-1872 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 283

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 100 Stirling, Edward The Rag-Picker of Paris, and The Dress-Maker of St. Antoine : A drama in three acts and a prologue. By Edward Stirling, Esq. approximately 1864-1872 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 108

 Item Specific Details:

orangish-yellow wrapper.

100 Cheltnam, Charles S[mith] A Railway Adventure : In one act. (Founded on a dramatic sketch by M. Eugene Verconsin, entitled, "En Wagon.") By Charles S. Cheltnam. approximately 1885-1887 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1867

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 100 Lemon, Mark The Railway Belle : A farce in one act. By Mark Lemon. approximately 1880-1881 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 247

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 100 Kenney, James Raising the Wind : A farce in two acts. By James Kenney, Esq. approximately 1829-1830 Place of Publication:

London: 6 Brecknock Place, Camden Town

 Publisher:

John Cumberland

 Series:

Cumberland's British Theatre, 133

 Item Specific Details:

no publisher wrapper. Protective wrapper added by previous owner: W.R. Blake[?]. Contains production notations.

 100 Rede, William Leman The Rake's Progress : A drama in three acts. By William Leman Rede. approximately 1863-1865 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 470

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 100 Rede, William Leman The Rake's Progress : A melo drama in three acts. By William Leman Rede. approximately 1831-1848 Place of Publication:

London: 10 Middle Row, Holborn

 Publisher:

John Duncombe

 Series:

[Duncombe's British Theatre], [97]

 Item Specific Details:

no publisher wrapper. Protective wrapper added by previous owner: J. Biddles.

 100 Gilbert, W[illiam] S[chwenck] Randall's Thumb : An original comedy in three acts. By W.S. Gilbert. approximately 1872? Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 363

 Item Specific Details:

orangish-yellow wrapper

 100 Simpson, J[ohn] Palgrave, and Charles Wray Ranelagh : A comic drama in two acts. By J. Palgrave Simpson, Esq. (...) and Charles Wray, Esq. approximately 1854-1857 Place of Publication:

London: Wellington Street, Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 192

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 100 Brough, William Rasselas, Prince of Abyssinia; or, The Happy Valley : An extravaganza, founded on Dr. Johnson's well-known tale, but at times getting very wide of its foundation. By William Brough. 1863 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 843

 Item Specific Details:

green wrapper

 100 Haines, J[ohn] T[homas] Rattlin the Reefer; or, The Tiger of the Sea! : A nautical drama in three acts. By J.T. Haines, Esq. approximately 1891-1892 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 2008

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 100 Lewis, Matthew Gregory Raymond and Agnes; The Travelers Benighted; or, The Bleeding Nun of Lindenberg : An interesting drama in two acts. By Matthew Gregory Lewis. approximately 1857-1864 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 191

 Item Specific Details:

orange publisher wrapper. Pasted around this is a protective wrapper added by a previous owner: Wm. J. LeMoyne. Has been prepared as a prompt book.

 101 Maurice, Walter and James Rice Ready-Money : A drama in four acts. (Founded on the authors' popular novel, entitled, "Ready-Money Mortiboy.") By Walter Maurice and James Rice. approximately 1874-1878 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 101 Wigan, Horace Real and Ideal : A comedy in one act. By Horace Wigan (comedian). approximately 1866-1867 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 835

 Item Specific Details:

blue wrapper

 101 Stirling, Edward The Reapers; or, Forget and Forgive! : A drama in two acts. By Edward Stirling, Esq. 1864 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 918

 Item Specific Details:

pink wrapper

 101 Fitzball, Edward The Red Rover; or, The Mutiny of the Dolphin : A nautical drama in two acts, by Edward Fitzball, Esq. approximately 1831-1847 Place of Publication:

London: 2 Cumberland Terrace, Camden New Town

 Publisher:

John Cumberland

 Item Specific Details:

no publisher wrapper. Protective wrapper added by previous owner: J. Biddles. Contains minor production notations.

 101 Morton, John Maddison A Regular Fix! : A farce in one act. By John Maddison Morton, Esq. approximately 1863-1864 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 282

 Item Specific Details:

orangish-yellow wrapper. Protective wrapper added by the previous owner: J. Biddles.

 101 Morton, John Maddison A Regular Fix! : A farce in one act. By John Maddison Morton, Esq. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 282

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 101 Morton, John Maddison A Regular Fix! : A farce in one act. By John Maddison Morton, Esq. approximately 1860-1863 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 714

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper. Protective wrapper from a previous owner: J. Biddles.

 101 Oxenford, John Adrienne Lecouvreur, The Reigning Favorite : A drama in three acts. By John Oxenford. approximately 1863-1864 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 4

 Item Specific Details:

pink wrapper

 101 Palmer, T.A Rely on My Discretion : An original farce. By T.A. Palmer. approximately 1876-1878 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1589

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 101 Ayton, Richard The Rendezvous : An operetta in one act. By Richard Ayton. 1856 Place of Publication:

Philadelphia: 102 Chestnut Street

 Publisher:

Peter E. Abel, T.B. Peterson

 Series:

Abel's Dramatic Library, 20

 Item Specific Details:

light green publisher wrapper. Protective wrapper from the previous owner: J. Biddles. Contains extensive production notations.

 101 Ayton, Richard The Rendezvous : A operetta in one act. By Richard Ayton. approximately 1900-1910 Place of Publication:

New York: 24 West 22d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 125

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 101 Jerrold, Douglas [William] The Rent-Day : A domestic drama in three acts. By Douglas Jerrold. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 East 14th St., Union Sq.

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 28

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 101 [Smollett, Tobias George] The Reprisal; or, The Tars of Old England : A comedy in two acts, as it is performed at the Theatre Royal in Drury-Lane. 1776 Place of Publication:

London: No. 47 Pater-noster-Row

 Publisher:

R. Baldwin

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 101 [Dircks, Rudolf] Retaliation : An original comedietta. By The Author. 1895 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 2069

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 101 Jerrold, Douglas Retired From Business : A comedy in three acts. By Douglas Jerrold. 1851 Place of Publication:

London: 85 Fleet Street

 Publisher:

Published at the Punch Office

 Item Specific Details:

brown wrapper

 101 Williamson, Henry W. Retiring : A comedy play in three acts. By Henry W. Williamson. approximately 1892-1894 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 2027

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 101 Taylor, Tom Retribution : A domestic drama in four acts. By Tom Taylor, Esquire. approximately 1856-1857 Place of Publication:

New York: 121 Nassau-Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 151

 Item Specific Details:

light orange publisher wrapper. Protective wrapper from a previous owner: J. Biddles.

 101 Taylor, Tom Retribution : A domestic drama in four acts. By Tom Taylor, Esquire. approximately 1864-1872 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 151

 Item Specific Details:

orangish-yellow wrapper. Protective wrapper added by the previous owner: J. Biddles.

 102 Taylor, Tom Retribution : A domestic drama in four acts. By Tom Taylor, Esquire. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 151

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 102 Spencer, George and Walter James A Return Ticket : An original farce in one act. By George Spencer and Walter James. approximately 1862-1863 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 824

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 102 Young, Edward The Revenge : A tragedy in five acts. By Edward Young, L.L.D. As performed at the Theatres, Covent-Garden and New-York. 1806 Place of Publication:

New York: At the Dramatic Repository, Shakspeare-Gallery

 Publisher:

D. Longworth

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 102 Shakespeare, William Shakespeare's Tragedy of King Richard II : The prompt-book. Edited by William Winter. As presented by Edwin Booth. 1943 Place of Publication:

Philadelphia: 1617 Latimer St.

 Publisher:

The Penn Play Company

 Item Specific Details:

light blue wrapper

 102 Cibber, Colley Shakspeare's Historical Tragedy of Richard III : Adapted to representation by Colley Cibber, as played by Kemble, Cooke, and Kean, and re-produced at the Park Theatre, New York, Jan. 7th, 1846. approximately 1857-1872 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 11

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 102 Cibber, Colley Shakspeare's Historical Tragedy of Richard III : Adapted to representation by Colley Cibber, as played by Kemble, Cooke, and Kean, and re-produced at the Park Theatre, New York, Jan. 7th, 1846. approximately 1857-1872 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 11

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 102 Shakespeare, William Shakespeare's Tragedy of King Richard III : The prompt-book. Edited by William Winter. As presented by Edwin Booth. 1943 Place of Publication:

Philadelphia: 1617 Latimer St.

 Publisher:

The Penn Play Company

 Item Specific Details:

light blue wrapper

 102 Cibber, Colley Shakspeare's Historical Tragedy of Richard III : Adapted to representation by Colley Cibber, as played by Kemble, Cooke, and Kean, and re-produced at the Park Theatre, New York, Jan. 7th, 1846. approximately 1891-1895 Place of Publication:

New York: 28 West 23d Street

 Publisher:

T.H. French, Successor to Samuel French & Son, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 11

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper. This is a prompt copy from an un-identified person. It contains extensive production notations, including changes in wording pinnned into it on paper from the Grand Opera House, under the Hamlins.

 102 Cibber, Colley Shakspeare's Historical Tragedy of Richard III : Adapted to representation by Colley Cibber, as played by Kemble, Cooke, and Kean, and re-produced at the Park Theatre, New York, Jan. 7th, 1846. approximately 1872-1878 Place of Publication:

New York: No. 122 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 11

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper. Previous owner: Ida Vernon.

 102 Cibber, Colley Shakspeare's Historical Tragedy of Richard III : Adapted to representation by Colley Cibber, as played by Kemble, Cooke, and Kean, and re-produced at the Park Theatre, New York, Jan. 7th, 1846. approximately 1924-1936 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 11

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 102 Cibber, Colley Shakspeare's Historical Tragedy of Richard III : Adapted to representation by Colley Cibber, as played by Kemble, Cooke, and Kean, and re-produced at the Park Theatre, New York, Jan. 7th, 1846. approximately 1864-1872 Place of Publication:

New York: No. 122 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 11

 Item Specific Details:

orangish-yellow wrapper

102 Cibber, Colley Shakspeare's Historical Tragedy of Richard III : Adapted to representation by Colley Cibber, as played by Kemble, Cooke, and Kean, and re-produced at the Park Theatre, New York, Jan. 7th, 1846. approximately 1924-1936 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 11

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 102 Hannan, Charles Richard Wye : By Charles Hannan. 1902 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 2223

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 102 Rowsell, Mary C. and Joseph J. Dilley Richard's Play : A comedietta in one act. By Mary C. Rowsell and Joseph J. Dilley. approximately 1891-1894 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 2020

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 102 Bulwer, Edward Lytton Richelieu; or, The Conspiracy : A play in five acts. By Sir Edward Lytton Bulwer, from the author's latest edition. approximately 1861-1872 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 4

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 103 Bulwer, Edward Lytton Bulwer's Drama of Richelieu : The prompt-book. Edited by William Winter. As presented by Edwin Booth. approximately 1895-1921 Place of Publication:

Philadelphia: 923 Arch Street

 Publisher:

The Penn Publishing Company

 Item Specific Details:

light blue wrapper

 103 Bulwer, Edward Lytton Richelieu; or, The Conspiracy : A play in five acts. By Sir Edward Lytton Bulwer, from the author's latest edition. approximately 1864-1872 Place of Publication:

New York: No. 122 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 4

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 103 Bulwer, Edward Lytton Richelieu; or, The Conspiracy : A play in five acts. By Sir Edward Lytton Bulwer, from the author's latest edition. approximately 1872-1878 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 4

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 103 Bulwer, Edward Lytton Richelieu; or, The Conspiracy : A play in five acts. By Sir Edward Lytton Bulwer, from the author's latest edition. approximately 1872-1878 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Item Specific Details:

light brown wrapper. The front cover names the play as: "Richelieu. As performed at Booth's Theatre, during the engagement of Mr. Barry Sullivan." but the rest of the text appears to be the same as the usual French's Standard Drama version. A souvenir edition.

 103 Bulwer, Edward Lytton Richelieu; or, The Conspiracy : A play in five acts, by Lord Lytton. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 4

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 103 Wallack, J[ames] W[illiam] Rienzi : A tragedy in five acts. By Miss Mitford. First performed at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, October 9, 1828. Curtailed and re-arranged by J.W. Wallack, and produced for the first time at Wallack's Theatre, New York, Monday, May 11, 1857. approximately 1900-1910 Place of Publication:

New York: 24 West 22d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 172

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 103 Bridgeman, J[ohn] V[ipon] The Rifle and How to Use It : An original farce in one act, by J.V. Bridgeman, Esq. approximately 1880-1881 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 623

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 103 Suter, W[illiam] E. Double Dealing; or, The Rifle Volunteer : A duologue in one act, by W.E. Suter. approximately 1860-1863 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 697

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 103 Stirling, Edward The Rifle Volunteers: Riflemen! Riflemen! Riflemen Form! : An apropos sketch by Edward Stirling. approximately 1860-1865 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 599

 Item Specific Details:

green wrapper

 103 Morton, John Maddison The Rights and Wrongs of Woman : A farce in one act. By John Maddison Morton. 1859 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 385

 Item Specific Details:

orangish-tan wrapper

 103 Wilks, T[homas] E[gerton] Rinaldo Rinaldini; or, The Brigand and the Blacksmith! : A romantic drama in two acts. By T.E. Wilks, Esq. approximately 1880-1881 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1743

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 103 Wooler, J[ohn] P[ratt] The Ring and the Keeper : An operetta. By J.P. Wooler. 1872 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 1063

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 103 Mathews, Charles The Ringdoves : A farce in one act, by Mr. Charles Mathews (...). As performed at Madame Vestris's Royal Olympic Theatre. approximately 1845-1853 Place of Publication:

London: 19 Suffolk Street, Pall Mall East

 Publisher:

Webster and Co.

 Series:

Webster's Acting National Drama, 27

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 103 Blanchard, E[dward] L[itt Laman] Riquet With the Tuft; or, Harlequin & Old Mother Shipton : An entirely novel, original, burlesque, grotesque, metrical, musical, magical, grand comic Christmas pantomime, by E.L. Blanchard. 1862 Place of Publication:

London: 19 Peter's Hill, St. Paul's

Publisher:

The Music-Publishing Company

Item Specific Details:

blue-green wrapper. A Christmas extravaganza. A souvenir edition.

 103 Selby, Charles The Rival Pages : A petite comedy in one act. By Charles Selby, comedian. approximately 1876-1878 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1400

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 103 Sheridan, Richard Brinsley The Rivals : A comedy in five acts. By Richard Brinsley Sheridan. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 31

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 103 Pocock, I[saac] Rob Roy MacGregor; or, "Auld Lang Syne" : An operatic play in three acts, by I. Pocock. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 87

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 104 Pocock, I[saac] Rob Roy MacGregor; or, "Auld Lang Syne" : An operatic play in three acts, by I. Pocock. approximately 1864-1872 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 87

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper. Previous owner: Ida Vernon.

 104 Almar, G[eorge] The Robber of the Rhine : A drama in two acts. By G. Almar. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 East 14th St., Union Sq.

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 181

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 104 Schiller, [Johann Christoph] Friedrich [von] The Robbers : A tragedy in five acts, translated from the German of Frederick Schiller. approximately 1910-1924 Place of Publication:

New York: 28-30 West 38th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 103

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 104 Suter, W[illiam] E. The Robbers of the Pyrenees : A drama in two acts and a prologue. (Adapted from the French) By W.E. Suter, Esq. approximately 1873-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 837

 Item Specific Details:

orangish-brown wrapper

 104 Pocock, I[saac] The Robber's Wife : A romantic drama in two acts. By I. Pocock, Esq. approximately 1856-1857 Place of Publication:

New York: 121 Nassau-Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 104 Pocock, I[saac] The Robber's Wife : A romantic drama in two acts. By I. Pocock, Esq. approximately 1847-1861 Place of Publication:

London: 19 Peter's Hill, St. Paul's, E.C.

 Publisher:

The Music-Publishing Company, Limited

 Series:

[Cumberland's British Theatre], [200]

 Item Specific Details:

tan publisher wrapper. Also has protective wrapper from previous owner: Wm. J. LeMoyne.

 104 Pilgrim, James Robert Emmet, the Martyr of Irish Liberty : An historical drama in three acts. By James Pilgrim. approximately 1857-1858 Place of Publication:

Boston, 92 Tremont St.

 Publisher:

William V. Spencer

 Series:

Spencer's Boston Theatre, 123

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper. Previous owner: Edwin Clifford. Contains minor production notations.

 104 Pilgrim, James Robert Emmet, the Martyr of Irish Liberty : An historical drama in three acts. By James Pilgrim. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 295

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 104 Selby, Charles Robert Macaire; or, The Two Murderers : A melo-drama in two acts. By Charles Selby, comedian. approximately 1910-1924 Place of Publication:

New York: 28-30 West 38th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 24

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 104 Bernard, William Bayle Robespierre; or, Two Days of the Revolution! : An historical drama in two acts. By William Bayle Bernard. approximately 1899-1900 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 2155

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 104 New and Original Grand Christmas Comic Pantomime, Robin Hood : As produced for the first time, Theatre Royal, Manchester, December 27th, 1858. 15th Edition. 1858 Place of Publication:

Manchester

 Publisher:

Printed at the Theatre Royal Press

 Item Specific Details:

blue wrapper. A Christmas extravaganza. A souvenir edition.

 104 Robinson Crusoe : A burlesque in one act. approximately 1857-1872 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy

 Item Specific Details:

no publisher wrapper. There is a protective wrapper put on by a previous owner: Wm. J. LeMoyne. Has been prepared as a prompt book.

 104 Byron, Henry James Robinson Crusoe; or, Harlequin Friday and The King of the Caribbee Islands! : A grotesque pantomime opening, invented and written by Henry James Byron. approximately 1860-1863 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 727

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper. A Christmas extravaganza.

 104 New and Original Grand Christmas Comic Pantomime, Robinson Crusoe : As represented at the Theatre Royal, Manchester, December 26th, 1857. 15th Edition. 1858 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 504

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper. A Christmas extravaganza.

 104 Moncrieff, W[illiam] T[homas] Rochester; or, King Charles the Second's Merry Days : A comedy in two acts. By W.T. Moncrieff. approximately 1868-1869 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 1232

 Item Specific Details:

olive green wrapper

 104 Almar, G[eorge] The Roman Nose; or, The Misfortunes of a Good Looking Fellow : A farce in one act. By G. Almar, Esq. approximately 1834-1847 Place of Publication:

London: 2 Cumberland Terrace, Camden New Town

 Publisher:

John Cumberland

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper. The title on the wrapper for this play is "Black-Eyed Sukey".

 104 Wood, Arthur A Romantic Attachment : A comedietta in one act. By Arthur Wood. approximately 1896-1899 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1342

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 104 Planché, J[ames] R[obinson] A Romantic Idea : A comic drama in one act, by J.R. Planché, Esq. approximately 1859-1860 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 303

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 104 Shak[e]speare, William Romeo and Juliet : A tragedy in five acts. By William Shakspeare. approximately 1899-1902 Place of Publication:

New York: 26 West 22d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 42

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 104 Shak[e]speare, William Romeo and Juliet : A tragedy in five acts. By William Shakspeare. approximately 1924-1936 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 42

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 105 Reece, R[obert] Romulus and Remus : A new classical burlesque. Written by R. Reece. approximately 1876-1878 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1455

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 105 Lover, Samuel Rory O'More : A drama in three acts. Founded on the romance of that title, by Samuel Lover, Esq. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 170

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 105 Stirling, E[dward] The Rose of Corbeil; or, The Forest of Senart : A melo-drama in two acts. By E. Stirling, Esq. approximately 1876-1878 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1646

 Item Specific Details:

pink wrapper

 105 Lynch, Thomas J. The Rose of Ettrick Vale; or, The Bridal of the Borders : A drama in two acts. By Thomas J. Lynch, comedian. approximately 1852-1857 Place of Publication:

London: Wellington Street, Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 92

 Item Specific Details:

light orange publisher wrapper. Also has a protective wrapper from a previous owner: J. Biddles. Contains production notations.

 105 Gilbert, W[illiam] S[chwenck] Rosencrantz and Guildenstern : A tragic episode in three tableaux, founded on an old Danish legend. By W.S. Gilbert. approximately 1891-1895 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1989

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 105 Lunn, Joseph Roses and Thorns; or, Two Houses Under One Roof : A comedy in three acts. By Joseph Lunn, Esq. 1825 Place of Publication:

London: Catherine-Street, Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Dolby

 Series:

Dolby's British Theatre, 82

 Item Specific Details:

brown wrapper

 105 Buckstone, John Baldwin The Rough Diamond : A farce in one act. By John Baldwin Buckstone. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 East 14th St., Union Sq.

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 41

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 105 Buckstone, John Baldwin The Rough Diamond : A farce in one act. By John Baldwin Buckstone. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 East 14th St., Union Sq.

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 41

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 105 Buckstone, John Baldwin The Rough Diamond : A farce in one act. By John Baldwin Buckstone. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 East 14th St., Union Sq.

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 41

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 105 Buckstone, John Baldwin The Rough Diamond : A farce in one act. By John Baldwin Buckstone. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 East 14th St., Union Sq.

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 41

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 105 Buckstone, John Baldwin The Rough Diamond : A farce in one act. By John Baldwin Buckstone. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 East 14th St., Union Sq.

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 41

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 105 Buckstone, John Baldwin The Rough Diamond : A farce in one act. By John Baldwin Buckstone. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 East 14th St., Union Sq.

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 41

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper. This contains extensive production notations for an un-named performer.

 105 Buckstone, John Baldwin The Rough Diamond : A farce in one act. By John Baldwin Buckstone. approximately 1892-1921 Place of Publication:

Boston: No. 5 Hamilton Place

 Publisher:

Walter H. Baker & Co.

 Series:

Baker's Edition of Plays

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 105 Buckstone, John Baldwin The Rough Diamond : A farce in one act. By John Baldwin Buckstone. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 41

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 105 Almar, G[eorge] The Rover's Bride; or, The Bittern's Swamp : A romantic drama in two acts. By George Almar. approximately 1881-1883 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1775

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 105 Robertson, T[homas] W[illiam] A Row in the House : Farce in one act. By T.W. Robertson. approximately 1887-1890 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1917

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 105 Wilks, Thomas Egerton The Ruby Ring; or, The Murder at Sadler's Wells! : An original legendary drama in three acts. By Thomas Egerton Wilks. approximately 1840-1848 Place of Publication:

London: 10 Middle Row, Holborn

 Publisher:

John Duncombe & Co.

 Series:

Duncombe's British Theatre, 327

 Item Specific Details:

green publisher wrapper. Protective wrapper added by a previous owner: J. Biddles.

 105 Beaumont, [Francis] and [John] Fletcher Rule a Wife and Have a Wife : A comedy in five acts. By Beaumont and Fletcher. Marked as performed. With remarks. 1806 Place of Publication:

New York: At the Dramatic Repository, Shakspeare-Gallery

 Publisher:

D. Longworth

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 105 Beaumont, [Francis] and [John] Fletcher Rule a Wife and Have a Wife : A comedy in five acts. By Beaumont and Fletcher. approximately 1847-1860 Place of Publication:

London: 19 Peter's Hill, Doctors' Commons

 Publisher:

G.H. Davidson

 Series:

Cumberland's British Theatre, 84

 Item Specific Details:

brownish-tan wrapper

 106 Becher, Martin Rule Britannia : An original farce in one act. By Martin Becher. 1895 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1361

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 106 Talfourd, Francis The Rule of Three : A comedietta in one act, by Francis Talfourd. approximately 1860-1863 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 569

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 106 Burnand, F[rancis] C[owley] Rumplestiltskin; or, The Woman at the Wheel! : An extravaganza in one act. By F.C. Burnand, Esq. approximately 1876-1878 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 923

 Item Specific Details:

orangish-pink wrapper

 106 Fitzpatrick, Kathleen Rupert, the Reckless : A burlesque melodrama, by Kathleen Fitzpatrick. approximately 1899-1900 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 10

 Item Specific Details:

orangish-tan wrapper

 106 Buckstone, John Baldwin Rural Felicity : A comedy in two acts. By John Baldwin Buckstone. approximately 1887-1895 Place of Publication:

New York: 28 West 23d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

[French's Standard Drama], [260]

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 106 Buckstone, John Baldwin Rural Felicity : A comedy in two acts. By John Baldwin Buckstone. approximately 1887-1895 Place of Publication:

New York: 28 West 23d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 260

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 106 Haines, John Thomas Ruth; or, The Lass That Loves a Sailor : A nautical and domestic drama in three acts. By John Thomas Haines. approximately 1859-1860 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 651

 Item Specific Details:

light orange publisher wrapper. Protective wrapper from a previous owner: J. Biddles.

 106 Haines, John Thomas Ruth; or, The Lass That Loves a Sailor : A nautical and domestic drama in three acts. By John Thomas Haines. approximately 1873-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 651

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 106 Williams, T[homas John] and A[ugustus Glossop] Harris, [Sr.] Ruth Oakley : A domestic drama in three acts. By T. Williams, Esq. and A. Harris, Esq. approximately 1887-1895 Place of Publication:

New York: 28 West 23d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 284

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 106 Harris, A[ugustus Glossop, Sr.] Ruthven : A drama in four acts. By A. Harris, Esq. approximately 1868-1869 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 611

 Item Specific Details:

blue-green wrapper

106 Hugo, Victor Ruy Blas : A romantic drama in four acts. From the French of Victor Hugo. approximately 1870-1872 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 723

 Item Specific Details:

green wrapper

 106 Reece, R[obert] Ruy Blas Righted; or, The Love, The Lugger, and The Lackey : An original burlesque. Written by R. Reece. approximately 1874-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 1495

 Item Specific Details:

brownish-orange wrapper

 106 Withers, Frank Sad Memories : A new and original play in one act. By Frank Withers. approximately 1899-1900 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 2077

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 106 Johnstone, J[ohn] B[eer] The Sailor of France; or, The Republicans of Brest. : An original drama in two acts. By J.B. Johnstone approximately 1870-1872 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 157

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 106 Jerrold, Douglas [William] Sally in Our Alley : A drama in two acts, by Douglas Jerrold. approximately 1830-1847 Place of Publication:

London: 2 Cumberland Terrace, Camden New Town

 Publisher:

J. Cumberland

 Series:

Cumberland's Minor Theatre, 145

 Item Specific Details:

tannish-brown publisher wrapper. Protective wrapper from previous owner: J. Biddles. Contains minor production notations.

 106 Oxenford, John Sam's Arrival : An absurdity in one act. By John Oxenford, Esq. approximately 1878-1879 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 830

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 106 Coyne, J[oseph] Stirling and H[enry] C[oe] Coape Samuel In Search of Himself : A farce in one act, by J. Striling Coyne, Esq., and H.C. Coape, Esq. approximately 1872-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 529

 Item Specific Details:

brownish-orange wrapper

 106 Barnett, Morris Sarah the Creole; or, A Snake in the Grass : A drama in five acts, by Morris Barnett approximately 1872-1878 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 465

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 106 Suter, W[illiam] E. Sarah's Young Man : A farce in one act, by W.E. Suter, Esq. approximately 1899-1902 Place of Publication:

New York: 26 West 22d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 107 Kean, Charles Sardanapalus, King of Assyria : A tragedy in five acts. By Lord Byron. Adapted for representation by Charles Kean. approximately 1900-1910 Place of Publication:

New York: 24 West 22d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 101

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 107 Shirley, Arthur "Saved!" or, A Wife's Peril : Comedy-drama in four acts, performed upwards of six hundred consecutive nights in the principal provincial theatres; also at the Holborn Theatre, London; and adapted from "La Maison du Mari." By Arthur Shirley. approximately 1910-1913 Place of Publication:

London: 26 Southampton Street, Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1923

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 107 Moncrieff, W[illiam] [Thomas], and Frederick Marchant The Scamps of London; or, The Cross Roads of LIfe! : A drama of the day. Adapted from the French. By W.J. Moncrieff, and re-arranged by Frederick Marchant. 1872 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy

 Series:

[French's Acting Edition], [1213]

 Item Specific Details:

light orange publisher wrapper. Protective wrapper from a previous owner.

 107 [Poole, John] Scan. Mag! or, The Village Gossip. 1850 Item Specific Details:

no publisher wrapper or title page. Protective wrapper from a previous owner: Wm. J. LeMoyne

 107 Poole, John The Scapegoat : A farce in one act. By John Poole, Esq. approximately 1859-1860 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 107 [Beazley, Samuel?] The Scapegrace : A petite comedy in one act. approximately 1826-1829 Place of Publication:

London: 19 Ludgate Hill

 Publisher:

John Cumberland

 Item Specific Details:

no publisher wrapper. Protective wrapper from a previous owner: J. Biddles.

 107 Howe, J.B[urdett] Scarlet Dick: The King's Highwayman : An original drama in four acts, by J.B. Howe. approximately 1878-1879 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1699

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 107 Anderson, Tod Scenes From "Pickwick." : A dramatic version of "The Pickwick Papers," suitable for literary societies, schools, and the like. Dramatised by Tod Anderson. approximately 1910-1913 Place of Publication:

London: 26 Southampton Street, Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1533

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 107 Buckstone, J[ohn] B[aldwin] The Scholar : A comedy in two acts, by J.B. Buckstone. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 East 14th St., Union Square

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 277

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 107 Robertson, T[homas] W[illiam] School : A comedy in four acts, by T.W. Robertson. approximately 1891-1895 Place of Publication:

New York: 28 West 23d Street

 Publisher:

T.H. French, Successor to Samuel French & Son, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 381

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 107 Robertson, T[homas] W[illiam] School : A comedy in four acts, by T.W. Robertson. approximately 1910-1924 Place of Publication:

New York: 28-30 West 38th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 381

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 107 Holcroft, Thomas The School for Arrogance : A comedy in five acts. By Thomas Holcroft. As performed at the Theatres Covent-Garden and New-York. From the prompt-book--by permission. Cooper, Manager. 1806 Place of Publication:

New York: At the Dramatic Repository, Shakspeare-Gallery

 Publisher:

D. Longworth

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 107 Morton, Thomas A School for Grown Children : A comedy in five acts. As performed at the Theatre Royal, Covent Garden. By Thomas Morton. 1827 Place of Publication:

New York: Circulating Library and Dramatic Repository, No. 4 Chambers-Street

 Publisher:

E.M. Murden

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 107 Sheridan, Richard Brinsley The School for Scandal : A comedy in five acts. By Richard Brinsley Sheridan. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 7

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 107 Sheridan, Richard Brinsley The School for Scandal : A comedy in five acts. By Richard Brinsley Sheridan. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 7

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 108 Sheridan, Richard Brinsley The School for Scandal : A comedy in five acts. By Richard Brinsley Sheridan. approximately 1924-1943 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 7

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 108 Sheridan, Richard Brinsley The School for Scandal : A comedy in five acts. By Richard Brinsley Sheridan. approximately 1857-1872 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 7

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 108 Sheridan, Richard Brinsley The School for Scandal : A comedy in five acts. By Richard Brinsley Sheridan. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 East 14th St., Union Square

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 7

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 108 Sheridan, Richard Brinsley The School for Scandal : A comedy in five acts. By Richard Brinsley Sheridan. approximately 1864-1872 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 7

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper. Protective wrapper from a previous owner: J. Biddles.

 108 Sheridan, Richard Brinsley The School for Scandal : A comedy in five acts, by Richard Brinsley Sheridan. 1860 Place of Publication:

New York: 388 Pearl St.

 Publisher:

J. Emmins & Co., Publishers

 Series:

The Dime Drama, 2

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 108 Sheridan, Richard Brinsley The School for Scandal : A comedy in five acts. By Richard Brinsley Sheridan. Containing the original text entirely unabridged, together with the original address, prologue, and epilogue, and memoir of the author, combined with the text and scenery remodelled, as produced at th approximately 1876-1877 Place of Publication:

New York: No. 33 Rose Street

 Publisher:

Robert M. De Witt, Publisher

 Series:

De Witt's Acting Plays, 201

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 108 Morton, Thomas The School of Reform; or, How to Rule a Husband : A comedy in five acts. By Thomas Morton, Esq. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 182

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 108 Morton, Thomas The School of Reform; or, How to Rule a Husband : A comedy in five acts. By Thomas Morton, Esq. 1814 Place of Publication:

New York: At the Dramatic Repository, Shakspeare-Gallery

 Publisher:

David Longworth

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 108 Jerrold, Douglas [William] The Schoolfellows : A comedy in two acts. By Douglas Jerrold. approximately 1860-1863 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 525

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 108 Simpson, J[ohn] Palgrave Scrap of Paper : A comic drama in three acts. By J. Palgrave Simpson, Esq. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 399

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 108 Simpson, J[ohn] Palgrave Scrap of Paper : A comic drama in three acts. By J. Palgrave Simpson, Esq. approximately 1899-1902 Place of Publication:

New York: 26 West 22d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 399

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 108 Simpson, J[ohn] Palgrave Scrap of Paper : A comic drama in three acts. By J. Palgrave Simpson, Esq. approximately 1899-1902 Place of Publication:

New York: 26 West 22d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 399

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 108 Simpson, J[ohn] Palgrave Scrap of Paper : A comic drama in three acts. By J. Palgrave Simpson, Esq. approximately 1924-1943 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 399

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 108 Simpson, J[ohn] Palgrave Scrap of Paper : A comic drama in three acts. By J. Palgrave Simpson, Esq. approximately 1924-1937 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 399

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 108 Simpson, J[ohn] Palgrave Scrap of Paper : A comic drama in three acts. By J. Palgrave Simpson, Esq. approximately 1924-1937 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 399

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 108 Somerset, C[harles] A. The Sea : A nautical drama in two acts. By C.A. Somerset. approximately 1873-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1573

 Item Specific Details:

pink wrapper

 108 Maltby, C[harles] A[lfred] and Frank Stainforth Sea-Gulls : An original farce. By C.A. Maltby and Frank Stainforth. 1869 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 1274

 Item Specific Details:

blue-green wrapper

 109 Stirling, E[dward] The Sea King's Vow; or, A Struggle for Liberty : An original historical drama in three acts. By E. Stirling, Esq. approximately 1885-1887 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1873

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 109 Simpson, J[ohn] Palgrave Second Love : An original comic drama in three acts. By J. Palgrave Simpson, Esq. approximately 1899-1902 Place of Publication:

New York: 26 West 22d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 271

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 109 Buckstone, John Baldwin Second Thoughts : A comedy in two acts. By John Baldwin Buckstone. First produced at the Theatre Royal Haymarket, August 4, 1832. approximately 1875-1905 Place of Publication:

London: 313 Strand

 Publisher:

John Dicks

 Series:

Dicks' Standard Plays, 839

 Item Specific Details:

brownish-tan wrapper

 109 [Moncrieff, William Thomas] The Secret; or, The Hole in the Wall : A farce in one act. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 East 14th St., Union Square

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 17

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 109 Morton, Thomas Secrets Worth Knowing : A comedy in five acts, by Thomas Morton, Esq. approximately 1830-1847 Place of Publication:

London: 2 Cumberland Terrace, Camden New Town

 Publisher:

John Cumberland

 Series:

[Cumberland's British Theatre], [123]

 Item Specific Details:

no publisher wrapper. Protective paper wrapper added by a previous owner: E.T. Mason.

 109 Morton, Thomas Secrets Worth Knowing : A comedy in five acts, by Thomas Morton, Esq. approximately 1847-1861 Place of Publication:

London: Peter's Hill, Doctors' Commons

 Publisher:

Davidson

 Series:

[Cumberland's British Theatre], [123]

 Item Specific Details:

no publisher wrapper Protective paper wrapper added by a previous owner: Wm. J. LeMoyne.

 109 Blanchard, E[dward] L[itt Laman] See, Saw, Margery Daw; or, Harlequin Holiday and the Island of Ups and Downs : An entirely new and original, symbolical hyperbolical, parabolical, and extra-physiognomical, grotesque, statuesque, and picturesque, grand comic Christmas pantomime, by E.L. Blanchard. approximately 1847-1861 Place of Publication:

London: Peter's Hill, St. Paul's

 Publisher:

Davidson

 Item Specific Details:

brownish-tan wrapper. A Christmas extravaganza. A souvenir edition.

 109 Morton, Thomas Seeing Warren : (Adapted from "Seeing Wright") A farce in one act. By Thomas Morton, Esq. approximately 1864-1872 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 277

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper.

109 Lemon, Mark Self Accusation; or, A Brother's Love : A melo drama in two acts, by Mark Lemon. approximately 1838-1848 Place of Publication:

London: 10 Middle Row, Holborn

 Publisher:

John Duncombe & Co.

 Series:

Duncombe's British Theatre, 244

 Item Specific Details:

blue-green wrapper

 109 Swears, Herbert Semi-Detached : An impressionist sketch, by Herbert Swears. approximately 1907-1910 Place of Publication:

London: 26 Southampton Street, Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 2102

 Item Specific Details:

orangish-tan wrapper

 109 Whitmore, E.H Senior Wranglers : A duologue. By E.H. Whitmore. approximately 1885-1887 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1862

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 109 Taylor, Tom Sense & Sensation; or, The Seven Sisters of Thule : A new and original morality, in a prologue and seven scenes. By Tom Taylor, Esq. approximately 1863-1865 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 931

 Item Specific Details:

brown wrapper

 109 Coyne, J[oseph] Stirling Separate Maintenance : A farce in one act. By J. Stirling Coyne. approximately 1849-1854 Place of Publication:

London: 17 Holborn Bars

 Publisher:

Duncombe and Moon

 Item Specific Details:

Protective wrapper of a previous owner: W.J. LeMoyne.

 109 Talbot, R[obert] The Serf : A tragedy in five acts. Altered from the acting copy, and adapted to the English stage, by R. Talbot, Esq. approximately 1828-1829 Place of Publication:

London: 19 Ludgate Hill

 Publisher:

John Cumberland

 Series:

Cumberland's British Theatre, 128

 Item Specific Details:

brown wrapper

 109 Banim, John The Sergeant's Wife : A drama in two acts, by John Banim. Taken from the author's tales of the "O'Hara Family." approximately 1876-1878 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 335

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 109 Barnett, Morris The Serious Family : A comedy in three acts. By Morris Barnett. approximately 1857-1864 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 79

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper. Previous owner: Ed Acker. Contains production notations.

 109 Barnett, Morris The Serious Family : A comedy in three acts. By Morris Barnett. approximately 1864-1872 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 79

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper. Protective wrapper from a previous owner: J. Biddles. Contains minor production notations.

 109 Barnett, Morris The Serious Family : A comedy in three acts. By Morris Barnett. approximately 1910-1924 Place of Publication:

New York: 28-30 West 38th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 79

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 109 Hannan, Charles The Setting of the Sun : By Charles Hannan. approximately 1907-1909 Place of Publication:

London: 26 Southampton Street, Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 2031

 Item Specific Details:

blue-green wrapper

 110 Wilks, T[homas] E[gerton] The Seven Clerks; or, The Three Thieves and the Denouncer : An original romantic drama in two acts. By T.E. Wilks, Esq. approximately 1891-1895 Place of Publication:

New York: 28 West 23d Street

 Publisher:

T.H. French, Successor to Samuel French & Son, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 115

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 110 Almar, George The Seven Sisters; or, The Grey Man of Tottenham! : An historical drama in two acts. By George Almar, Esq. approximately 1835-1848 Place of Publication:

London: 10 Middle Row, Holborn

 Publisher:

J. Duncombe & Co.

 Item Specific Details:

no publisher wrapper. Protective wrapper from a previous, un-named owner.

110 Thompson, C. Pelham The Shade; or, Blood for Blood : A drama in two acts. By C. Pelham Thompson. approximately 1816-1836 Place of Publication:

London: 19 Little Queen Street, Holborn

 Publisher:

J. Duncombe

Series:

[Dunbombe's British Theatre], [44]

 Item Specific Details:

no publisher wrapper. Protective wrapper from a previous owner: J. Biddles. Contains minor production notations.

 110 Thompson, C. Pelham The Shade; or, Blood for Blood : A drama in two acts. By C. Pelham Thompson. approximately 1831-1848 Place of Publication:

London: 10 Middle Row, Holborn

 Publisher:

John Duncombe & Co.

 Series:

Duncombe's British Theatre, 44

 Item Specific Details:

green publisher wrapper. Protective wrapper added by a previous owner: J. Biddles.

 110 Marshall, R[obert] Shades of Night : A fantasy in one act. By P. Marshall. approximately 1900-1910 Place of Publication:

New York: 28-30 West 38th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 377

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 110 Almar, George The Shadow! A Mother's Dream. : A romantic drama in three acts. By George Almar, Esq. approximately 1835-1847 Place of Publication:

London: 2 Cumberland Terrace, Camden New Town

 Publisher:

John Cumberland

 Series:

Cumberland's Minor Theatre, 66

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 110 Somerset, Charles A. Shakspeare's Early Days : A drama in two acts. By Charles A. Somerset. approximately 1871-1872 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 1389

 Item Specific Details:

light green wrapper

 110 Troughton, Adolphus Charles Shameful Behaviour! : A comedietta in two acts. By Adolphus Charles Troughton, Esq. approximately 1873-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 639

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 110 Lunn, Joseph Sharp Practice; or, The "Lear" of Cripplegate : A serio-comic drama in one act. By Joseph Lunn. approximately 1873-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 825

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 110 Goldsmith, [Oliver] She Stoops to Conquer : A comedy in five acts, by Dr. Goldsmith. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 80

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 110 Goldsmith, [Oliver] She Stoops to Conquer : A comedy in five acts, by Dr. Goldsmith. approximately 1924-1943 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 80

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 110 Goldsmith, Oliver She Stoops to Conquer : A comedy in three acts. By Oliver Goldsmith 1885 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 370

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 110 Goldsmith, [Oliver] She Stoops to Conquer : A comedy in five acts, by Dr. Goldsmith. approximately 1864-1872 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 80

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper. Previous owner: Ida Vernon. Contains minor production notations.

 110 Goldsmith, [Oliver] She Stoops to Conquer : A comedy in five acts, by Dr. Goldsmith. approximately 1891-1895 Place of Publication:

New York: 28 West 23d Street

 Publisher:

T.H. French, Successor to Samuel French & Son, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 80

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 110 Goldsmith, [Oliver] She Stoops to Conquer : A comedy in five acts, by Dr. Goldsmith. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 80

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 110 The Sheep-Shearing; or, Florizel and Perdita : A pastoral comedy. Taken from Shakespear. The songs by Mr. Arne. 1762 Place of Publication:

London: At Shakespear's Head, in Fleet-Street

 Publisher:

J. Truman

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 110 Cibber, Colley She Wou'd & She Wou'd Not : A comedy in five acts. By Colley Cibber. approximately 1904-1906 Place of Publication:

London: 26 Southampton Street, Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Item Specific Details:

orangish-tan wrapper

 111 March, George The Shepherd of Cournouailles : An operetta in one act. By George March, (...). Music by Virginia Gabriel. 1872 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 1435

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 111 Lunn, Joseph The Shepherd of Derwent Vale : A drama in two acts. By Joseph Lunn. approximately 1870-1872 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 1331

 Item Specific Details:

brown wrapper

 111 Brough, William and Andrew Halliday A Shilling Day at the Great Exhibition : A farce in one act, by William Brough & Andrew Halliday. approximately 1873-1878 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 817

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 111 Bridgman, Cunningham V. Shipmates : An original comedy-drama in three acts. By Cunningham V. Bridgman. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1523

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 111 Bridgman, Cunningham V. Shipmates : An original comedy-drama in three acts. By Cunningham V. Bridgman. approximately 1872-1878 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

[French's Acting Edition], [1523]

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 111 Buckstone, John Baldwin Shocking Events : A farce in one act. By John Baldwin Buckstone, Esq. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 East 14th St., Union Square

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 281

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 111 Cooper, Frederick Fox Shooting the Moon : An original farce in one act. By Frederick Fox Cooper, Esq. approximately 1891-1894 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 2017

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 111 Troughton, Adolphus Charles Short and Sweet : A comic drama in one act. By Adolphus Charles Troughton, Esq. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 776

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 111 Maltby, [Charles] Alfred Should This Meet the Eye : An original farce in one act. By Alfred Maltby. approximately 1872-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1451

 Item Specific Details:

brownish-orange wrapper

 111 Walkes, W.R A Show of Hands : An original dramatic sketch. By W.R. Walkes. approximately 1891-1892 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1991

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 111 Talfourd, Francis Shylock; or, The Merchant of Venice Preserved. : An entirely new reading of Shakespeare, from an edition hitherto undiscovered by modern authorities, and which it is hoped may be received as the stray leaves of a Jerusalem hearty-joke by Francis Talfourd. As performed in the London and American Theatre approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 East 14th St., Union Square

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 132

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 111 À Beckett, Gilbert Abbott The Siamese Twins : A farce in one act. By Gilbert Abbott À Beckett, Esq. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 East 14th St., Union Square

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 223

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 111 À Beckett, Gilbert Abbott The Siamese Twins : A farce in one act. By Gilbert Abbott À Beckett, Esq. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 East 14th St., Union Square

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 223

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 111 Fitzball, Edward The Siege of Rochelle : An original opera in two acts. By Edward Fitzball. approximately 1871-1872 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 1417

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 111 Coyne, J[oseph] Stirling The Signal : A drama in three acts, by J. Stirling Coyne. 1895 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1647

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 111 Williams, Thomas J[ohn] A Silent Protector : A farce in one act. By Thomas J. Williams, Esq. approximately 1868-1869 Place of Publication:

New York: No. 13 Frankfort Street

 Publisher:

Robert M. De Witt, Publisher

 Series:

De Witt's Acting Plays, 37

 Item Specific Details:

yellowish-tan wrapper. Previous owner: J. Biddles.

 111 Buckingham, Leicester [Silk] Silken Fetters : A comedy in three acts. By Leicester Buckingham. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 904

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 111 Norwood, Eille The Silver Keepsake : A comedy in one act, by Eille Norwood. approximately 1894-1895 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 2062

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 111 Pitt, George Dibdin Simon Lee; or, The Murder of the Five Fields Copse : A domestic drama in three acts. By George Dibdin Pitt. approximately 1892-1894 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1164

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 111 Pitt, George Dibdin Simon Lee; or, The Murder of the Five Fields Copse : A domestic drama in three acts. By George Dibdin Pitt. approximately 1892-1894 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1164

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 111 Poole, John Simpson and Co. : A comedy in two acts. By John Poole. approximately 1910-1924 Place of Publication:

New York: 28-30 West 38th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 60

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 112 [Poole, John] Simpson & Co. : A comedy in two acts. As performed at the New-York and Drury Lane Theatres. 1823 Place of Publication:

New York: Printed and Published at the Circulating Library and Dramatic Repository, No. 4, Chamber Street

 Publisher:

[E.M. Murden]

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 112 Leslie, Henry The Sin And the Sorrow : An entirely original drama in a prologue and three acts. By Henry Leslie. approximately 1866-1867 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 1071

 Item Specific Details:

blue wrapper

 112 Younge, Henry Sindbad, The Sailor; or, The Valley of Diamonds : A melo dramatic tale of enchantment in two acts. First performed at the Theatre Royal, Covent-Garden, Easter Monday, April 16, 1838. By Henry Younge. 1838 Place of Publication:

London: At His Dramatic Repository, 22 Great Russell Street, Covent Garden

 Publisher:

W. Kenneth

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 112 Buckstone, John Baldwin Single Life : A comedy in three acts. By John Baldwin Buckstone. First produced at theTheatre Royal, Haymarket, Tuesday, July 23rd, 1839. approximately 1875-1905 Place of Publication:

London: 313 Strand

 Publisher:

John Dicks

 Series:

Dicks' Standard Plays, 801

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 112 Lestocq, W[illiam Lestocq Boileau Wooldridge] The Sins of the Father : A comedietta in one act. By W. Lestocq. approximately 1886-1887 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

[French's Acting Edition], [1872]

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 112 Wooler, [John] P[ratt] Sisterly Service : An oiriginal comedietta in one act. By I.P. Wooler, Esq. 1860 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 657

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 112 Dale, Felix [pseud. for Herman Charles Merivale] Six Months Ago : A comedietta in one act. By Felix Dale, Esq. approximately 1887-1890 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1144

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 112 Dibdin, Thomas The Sixes; or, The Devil's in the Dice : A romantic melo-drama in two acts, by Thomas Dibdin, Esq. approximately 1835-1847 Place of Publication:

London: 2 Cumberland Terrace, Camden New Town

 Publisher:

John Cumberland

 Series:

[Cumberland's Minor Theatre], [80]

 Item Specific Details:

no publisher wrapper. Protective wrapper from a previous owner: Wm. J. LeMoyne. Contains minor production notations.

 112 Rede, Leman [Thomas] Sixteen-String Jack : A romantic drama in three acts. By Leman Rede, Esq. approximately 1847-1860 Place of Publication:

London: 19 Peter's Hill, Doctor's Common

 Publisher:

G.H. Davidson

 Series:

Cumberland's Minor Theatre, 152

 Item Specific Details:

brown wrapper

 112 Morton, John Maddison Slasher and Crasher : A farce in one act. By John Maddison Morton. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 31

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 112 Morton, John Maddison Slasher and Crasher : A farce in one act. By John Maddison Morton. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 31

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 112 Morton, John Maddison Slasher and Crasher : A farce in one act. By John Maddison Morton. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 31

 Item Specific Details:

brown wrapper

 112 Penley, Samson The Sleeping Draught : A farce in one act. By Samson Penley, comedian. approximately 1878-1879 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 867

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 112 Dilley, Joseph J. The Sleeping Hare : A comedy in two acts. By Joseph J. Dilley, Esq. approximately 1866-1867 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 1126

 Item Specific Details:

blue wrapper

 112 Morton, John Maddison A Slice of Luck : A farce in one act. By J.M. Morton, Esq. approximately 1867? Place of Publication:

Boston: 203 Washington Street

 Publisher:

Charles H. Spencer

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 112 Morton, John Maddison Slight Mistakes! : An original farce in one act. by John Maddison Morton. Revised and re-written for present representation, January 1, 1884. approximately 1887-1895 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

[French's Acting Edition], [1810]

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 112 Lemon, Mark The Slow Man : A farce in one act, by Mark Lemon. approximately 1855-1857 Place of Publication:

London: Wellington Street, Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy,

Series:

[Lacy's Acting Edition], [347]

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 112 Cheltnam, Charles Smith Slowtop's Engagements : A farce in one act. From the French, by Charles Smith Cheltnam. approximately 1899-1900 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 793

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 112 Webster, B[enjamin], Jr Smoke : A serio-comic drama in one act. By B. Webster, Jun., Esq. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 112 Jerrold, Douglas [William] The Smoked Miser; or, The Benefit of Hanging : A farce in one act, by Douglas Jerrold. approximately 1878-1879 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 869

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 112 Buckstone, John B[aldwin] The Snapping Turtles; or, Matrimonial Masquerading. : A duologue in one act. By John B. Buckstone. 1872 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 1034

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 112 Buckstone, John B[aldwin] The Snapping Turtles; or, Matrimonial Masquerading. : A duologue in one act. By John B. Buckstone. approximately 1860-1869 Place of Publication:

New York: No. 13 Frankfort Street

 Publisher:

Robert M. De Witt, Publisher

 Series:

De Witt's Acting Plays, 10

 Item Specific Details:

yellowish-tan wrapper

 113 Grundy, Sydney The Snowball : A farcical comedy in three acts. By Sydney Grundy. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 419

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 113 Soutar, Robert Sold Again : A farce in one act, by Robert Soutar. approximately 1878-1879 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1695

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 113 Poole, John A Soldier's Courtship : A comedy in one act. By John Poole, Esq. approximately 1864-1872 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 259

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 113 Cherry, A[ndrew] The Soldier's Daughter : A comedy in five acts. By A. Cherry. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 East 14th St., Union Square

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 97

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 113 Courtney, John The Soldier's Progress; or, The Horrors of War : A pictorial drama in four parts. Illustrative of hte celebrated series of plates issued under the patronage of the Peace Society. By John Courtney. approximately 1878-1879 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 3

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 113 Conquest, Geo[rge], and Henry Pettitt The Sole Survivor; or, A Tale of the Goodwin Sands. : Written by Messrs. Geo. Conquest & Henry Pettitt (...). A sixteen sheet Picture Poster may be had for this Drama from Messrs. Stannard and Son, 7 Poland Street, Soho, London. First produced October 5th, 1876. approximately 1878-1879 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1685

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 113 Planché, J[ames] R[obinson] Somebody Else : A farce in one act. by J.R. Planché. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 East 14th St., Union Square

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 225

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 113 Morton, J[ohn] M[addison] Something To Do : A farce in one act. By J.M. Morton. Revised and re-written for present representation, 1st April, 1884. approximately 1884-1885 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1816

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 113 Moncrieff, W[illiam] T[homas] The Somnambulist; or, The Phantom of the Village : A dramatic entertainment in two acts, by W.T. Moncrieff, Esq. approximately 1828-1829 Place of Publication:

London: 19 Ludgate Hill

 Publisher:

John Cumberland

 Series:

Cumberland's British Theatre, 125

 Item Specific Details:

tan publisher wrapper. Protective wrapper from previous owner: J. Biddles.

 113 Byron, Henry J[ames] La! Sonnambula! or, The Supper, The Sleeper, and The Merry Swiss Boy : An original operatic burlesque extravaganza. By Henry J. Byron. approximately 1871-1872 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 981

 Item Specific Details:

green wrapper

 113 Addison, H[enry] R[obert] Sophia's Supper : A farce in one act. By H.R. Addison. 1855 Place of Publication:

Boston: 128 Washington Street

 Publisher:

William V. Spencer

 Series:

The Boston Theatre, 5

 Item Specific Details:

pink wrapper

 113 Gilbert, W[illiam] S[chwenck] and Arthur Sullivan The Sorcerer : An entirely original modern comic opera in two acts. Written by W.S. Gilbert. Composed by Arthur Sullivan. approximately 1878? Place of Publication:

Boston: 449 and 451 Washington St.

 Publisher:

Oliver Ditson & Co.

 Item Specific Details:

brown wrapper

 113 Farnie, H[enry] B[rougham] The Soul of Honor! : Romantic drama in prologue and five acts, adapted from the French, and written by H.B. Farnie. approximately 1873-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1550

 Item Specific Details:

brownish-orange wrapper

 113 Byron, Henry J[ames] Sour Grapes : An original comedy in four acts. By Henry J. Byron approximately 1887-1890 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1890

 Item Specific Details:

orangish-tan wrapper

 113 Wigan, Horace A Southerner--Just Arrived : A farce in one act. By Horace Wigan, comedian. approximately 1862-1863 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 838

 Item Specific Details:

pink wrapper

 113 Woodruffe, Adelaide A Sovereign Remedy : A farce in one act. By Adelaide Woodruffe. approximately 1872-1878 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 113 Selby, Charles The Spanish Dancers, or Fans and Fandangoes : Terpsichorean semi-burlesque burletta in one act, by Charles Selby, comedian. approximately 1860-1863 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 735

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 113 [Blake, Thomas G.] The Spanking Legacy : A farce in one act. approximately 1843? Item Specific Details:

This is written out by hand, with Blake's name on the front cover.

 113 Blake, Thomas G. A Spanking Legacy; or, The Corsican Vendetta : A farce in one act. By Thomas G. Blake. approximately 1873-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 86

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 114 [Morton, John Maddison] Speak Out Boldly : A petite comedy in one act. approximately 1873-1878 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1090

 Item Specific Details:

orangish-tan wrapper

 114 Moncrieff, W[illiam] T[homas] The Spectre Bridegroom; or, A Ghost in Spite of Himself : A farce in one act, by W.T. Moncrieff, Esq. approximately 1887-1895 Place of Publication:

New York: 28 West 23d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 187

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 114 Moncrieff, W[illiam] T[homas] The Spectre Bridegroom; or, A Ghost in Spite of Himself : A farce in one act, by W.T. Moncrieff, Esq. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 E. 14th St., Union Square

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 187

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 114 Moncrieff, W[illiam] T[homas] The Spectre Bridegroom; or, A Ghost in Spite of Himself : A farce in two acts. Founded on a story of the same name, in the Sketch Book. By W.T. Moncrieff, Esq. 1821 Place of Publication:

New York: Circulating Library and Dramatic Repository, No. 4 Chamber-street

 Publisher:

E. Murden

 Item Specific Details:

protective wrapper from previous owner

 114 Morton, Thomas Speed the Plough : A comedy in five acts. By Thomas Morton . approximately 1882-1887 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 E. 14th St., Union Square

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 41

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 114 Morton, Thomas Speed the Plough : A comedy in five acts. By Thomas Morton, Esq. approximately 1800-1850 Item Specific Details:

no publisher wrapper. Protective wrapper from a previous owner: Wm. J. LeMoyne. Contains minor production notations.

 114 Morton, Thomas Speed the Plough : A comedy in five acts. By Thomas Morton, Esq. approximately 1840-1847? Place of Publication:

London: Wardrobe Place, Doctors Commons

 Publisher:

Charles Cumberland

 Series:

Cumberland's British Theatre, 104

 Item Specific Details:

brownish-tan wrapper

 114 Barnett, Morris The Spirit of the Rhine : A musical drama, (from the French,) in two acts. By Morris Barnett, comedian. approximately 1835-1848 Place of Publication:

London: 10 Middle Row, Holborn

 Publisher:

J. Duncombe & Co.

 Series:

[Duncombe's British Theatre], [147]

 Item Specific Details:

no publisher wrapper, but it does have a protective wrapper added by a previous owner.

 114 Pique, Guilliemne [William Pike?] Spirits : A negro sketch in one scene, by Guilliemne Pique. approximately 1878-1879 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 89

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 114 Bayly, Thomas Haynes The Spitalfields Weaver : A burletta in one act. By Thomas Haynes Bayly, Esq. approximately 1838-1852 Place of Publication:

London: 186 Strand

 Publisher:

Chapman and Hall

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper for a different piece: "The Gipsey Girl: or, The Heir of Hazel Dell" by Hannah Maria Jones.

 114 Morton, J[ohn] M[addison] The Spitfire : A farce in one act. As performed at the Theatres Royal, Covent Garden and English Opera House. By J.M. Morton, Esq. approximately 1830-1852 Place of Publication:

London: 186 Strand

 Publisher:

Chapman and Hall

 Series:

Webster's Acting National Drama, 17

 Item Specific Details:

brownish-tan wrapper

 114 Bernard, [William] Bayle A Splendid Investment : An original farce in one act, by Bayle Bernard, Esq. approximately 1881-1883 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 439

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 114 Hoare, Prince The Spoiled Child : A farce in two acts. By Prince Hoare. As performed in the London and American Theatres. approximately 1887-1895 Place of Publication:

London: 28 West 23d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 133

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 114 [Hoare, Prince] The Spoiled Child : A farce in two acts. approximately 1830-1847 Place of Publication:

London: 2 Cumberland Terrace, Camden New Town

 Publisher:

John Cumberland

 Series:

[Cumberland's British Theatre], [96]

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 114 Sport With a Sportsman : An Ethiopian extravaganza in one scene. approximately 1873-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 57

 Item Specific Details:

brown wrapper

 114 Kenney, James Spring and Autumn; or, The Birds of Fifty : A comedy in two acts. By James Kenney, Esq. approximately 1855-1857? Place of Publication:

[Boston: 128 Washington Street]

 Publisher:

[William V. Spencer]

 Series:

Spencer's Boston Theatre, 14

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 114 Kenney, James Spring and Autumn; or, The Birds of Fifty : A comedy in two acts. By James Kenney, Esq. 1855 Place of Publication:

Boston: 128 Washington Street

 Publisher:

William V. Spencer

 Series:

Spencer's Boston Theatre, 14

 Item Specific Details:

cream-colored wrapper

 114 Byron, H[enry] J[ames] The Spur of the Moment : An original whimsical drama in one act. By H.J. Byron, Esq. approximately 1887-1890 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1952

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 114 Polack, [Elizabeth] St. Clair of the Isles; or, The Outlaw of Barra : A Scottish historical melodrama, in three acts. By Miss Polack. approximately 1838-1841 Place of Publication:

London: 4 Brydges Street, Covent Garden

 Publisher:

James Pattie

 Series:

,

Item Specific Details:

no publisher wrapper. Protective wrapper added by a previous owner: J. Biddles. Contains minor production notations.

 114 Haz[le]wood, C[olin] H[enry] The Staff of Diamonds : A nautical drama in two acts. Written by C.H. Hazelwood. approximately 1873-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1557

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 115 Gowing, William The State Prisoner : A drama in one act. By William Gowing, Esq. approximately 1873-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1504

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 115 [Wilks, Thomas Egerton] State Secrets; or, The Tailor of Tamworth : A popular farce in one act. approximately 1864-1872 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 87

 Item Specific Details:

orangish-yellow wrapper

 115 Wilks, Thomas Egerton State Secrets; or, The Tailor of Tamworth : A comic burletta in one act. By Thomas Egerton Wilks. approximately 1836-1848 Place of Publication:

London: 10 Middle Row, Holborn

 Publisher:

John Duncombe & Co.

 Series:

Duncombe's British Theatre, 180

 Item Specific Details:

pink publisher wrapper. Protective wrapper from a previous owner: J. Biddles. Contains minor production notations.

 115 Dance, George The Station House : An interlude in one act. By George Dance. approximately 1835-1848 Place of Publication:

London: 10 Middle Row, Holborn

 Publisher:

J. Duncombe & Co.

 Series:

Duncombe's British Theatre, 139

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 115 Pemberton, T[homas] Edgar Steeple-Jack : A domestic comedy in one act. By T. Edgar Pemberton. approximately 1888-1895 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

[French's Acting Edition], [1947]

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 115 Taylor, Tom Still Waters Run Deep : An original comedy in three acts, by Tom Taylor, Esq. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 276

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 115 Taylor, Tom Still Waters Run Deep : An original comedy in three acts, by Tom Taylor, Esq. approximately 1855? Place of Publication:

New York: 18 Ann Street

 Publisher:

O.A. Roorbach, Jr., Publisher

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper, back cover only. Protective wrapper from a previous owner: J. Biddles. Contains production notations.

 115 Taylor, Tom Still Waters Run Deep : An original comedy in three acts, by Tom Taylor, Esq. approximately 1864-1872 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 276

 Item Specific Details:

yellowish-orange wrapper

 115 Taylor, Tom Still Waters Run Deep : An original comedy in three acts, by Tom Taylor, Esq. approximately 1900-1910 Place of Publication:

New York: 24 West 22d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 276

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 115 Dance, Charles The Stock Exchange; or, The Green Business : A comic drama in one act. By Charles Dance, Esq. approximately 1858-1859 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 532

 Item Specific Details:

brown wrapper

 115 Hazlewood, C[olin] H[enry] The Stolen Jewess; or, Two Children of Israel : An original romantic drama in three acts. By C.H. Hazlewood approximately 1873-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1575

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 115 Merritt, Paul Stolen Kisses : An entirely original comedy-drama in three acts. By Paul Merritt, Esq. approximately 1899-1900 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 2078

 Item Specific Details:

brownish-orange wrapper

 115 Bernard, [William] Bayle A Storm in a Tea Cup : A comedietta in one act. By Bayle Bernard. approximately 1880-1881 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 200

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 115 Archer, Thomas The Strange Intruder : Adapted from "Satan, ou, Le Diable a Paris." In three acts. (Licensed by the Lord Chamberlain, and the copy-right of the Author.) By Thomas Archer, comedian. approximately 1844-1900? Place of Publication:

London: 40 Charlotte-Street, Blackfriars Road

 Publisher:

H. Quelch

 Series:

"The Stage" Plays

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper. Previous owner: J. Biddles

 115 [Thompson, Benjamin, tran.] The Stranger : A play in five acts. By Augustus Frederic Ferdinand von Kotzebue. approximately 1857-1872 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 9

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper. Previous owner: Henry C. De Mille

 115 [Thompson, Benjamin, tran.] The Stranger : A play in five acts. By Augustus Frederic Ferdinand von Kotzebue. approximately 1910-1924 Place of Publication:

New York: 28-30 West 38th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 9

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 115 Reece, R[obert] The Stranger: Stranger Than Ever! : A piece of extravagance in one act. Written by R. Reece, Esq. approximately 1869-1872 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 1219

 Item Specific Details:

orangish-tan wrapper

 115 Wilks, Thomas Egerton Sudden Thoughts : An original farce in one act, by Thomas Egerton Wilks, Esq. approximately 1837-1848 Place of Publication:

London: 10 Middle Row, Holborn

 Publisher:

John Duncombe

Series:

Duncombe's British Theatre, 271

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper. This also has a protective wrapper from one of its previous owners: J. Biddles and/or Edwin Clifford. Contains minor production notations.

 116 Wilks, Thomas Egerton Sudden Thoughts : An original farce in one act, by Thomas Egerton Wilks, Esq. approximately 1910-1924 Place of Publication:

New York: 28-30 West 38th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 242

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 116 Hurst, James P. Sugar and Cream : Comedietta in one act. By James P. Hurst. approximately 1907-1909 Place of Publication:

London: 26 Southampton Street, Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1843

 Item Specific Details:

tannish-orange wrapper

 116 Hay, Frederick A Suit of Tweeds : An original farce. By Frederick Hay, Esq. 1867 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 1097

 Item Specific Details:

blue wrapper

 116 Dilley, Joseph J. and Lewis Clifton Summoned to Court : A farce by Joseph J. Dilley, and Lewis Clifton. approximately 1881-1883 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1776

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper. This play has been bound in the same pamphlet binder as: "The Sunny Side."

 116 Rae, Charles Marsham The Sunny Side : A comedietta in one act. By Charles Marsham Rae. approximately 1885-1887 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1852

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper. This play has been bound in the same pamphlet binder as: "Summoned to Court."

 116 Jerome, Jerome K[lapka] Sunset : Play in one act, by Jerome K. Jerome. The play has been founded, with permission, upon Lord Tennyson's second and longer poem of "The Sisters." approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 337

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 116 Broughton, Fred[eric] W[illiam] Sunshine : An original comedy in one act. By Fred W. Broughton. approximately 1883-1885 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1814

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 116 Hatch, P. H[enry] Sunshine and Shade : (A village story): an originaal drama in two acts. By P.H. Hatch, Esq. 1849 Place of Publication:

London: 5 Holywell Street

 Publisher:

Andrew Vickers

 Series:

The Stage Library, 8

 Item Specific Details:

brown wrapper. This is a prompt copy from an un-named person.

 116 Gifford, J. Wear Supper for Two; or, The Wolf and the Lamb : A farce by J. Wear Gifford approximately 1910-1924 Place of Publication:

London: 26 Southampton Street, Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1829

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 116 Reeve, Wybert A Supper Gratis; or, An Impudent Intruder : An original farce in one act, by Wybert Reeve. approximately 1873-1878 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 116 Pitt, George Dibdin Susan Hopley; or, The Vicissitudes of a Servant Girl : A domestic drama in three acts. By George Dibdin Pitt. approximately 1876-1878 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1027

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 116 Hazelton, Fred[erick] Sweeney Todd, The Barber of Fleet Street; or, The String of Pearls : A drama in three acts. (Founded on the popular work of the same title.) By Fred. Hazelton, Esq. 1891 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1520

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 116 Jones, Henry Arthur Sweet Will : A comedy in one act, by Henry Arthur Jones. approximately 1900-1910 Place of Publication:

New York: 24 West 22d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 395

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 116 Jones, Henry Arthur Sweet Will : A comedy in one act, by Henry Arthur Jones. approximately 1900-1910 Place of Publication:

New York: 24 West 22d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 395

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 116 Jones, Henry Arthur Sweet Will : A comedy in one act, by Henry Arthur Jones. approximately 1900-1910 Place of Publication:

New York: 24 West 22d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 395

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 116 Jones, Henry Arthur Sweet Will : A comedy in one act, by Henry Arthur Jones. approximately 1900-1910 Place of Publication:

New York: 24 West 22d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 395

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 116 Gilbert, W[illiam] S[chwenck] Sweethearts : An original dramatic contrast in two acts. By W.S. Gilbert. approximately 1887-1890 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1655

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 116 Kenney, James Sweethearts and Wives : A comedy in three acts, by James Kenney. approximately 1899-1902 Place of Publication:

New York: 26 West 22d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 78

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 116 Bayly, Thomas Haynes The Swiss Cottage; or, Why Don't She Marry? : A musical burletta in two acts. By Thomas Haynes Bayly. approximately 1872-1878 Place of Publication:

New York: No. 122 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 79

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper

 116 Webster, B[enjamin] The Swiss Swains : An original operetta in one act. By B. Webster, comedian. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 East 14th St., Union Square

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 321

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 116 Daniel, George Sworn at Highgate! : A musical farce in two acts. By George Daniel. 1832 Place of Publication:

London: 2 Cumberland Terrace, Camden New Town

 Publisher:

John Cumberland

 Series:

Cumberland's Minor Theatre, 51

 Item Specific Details:

brown wrapper

 116 Simpson, J[ohn] Palgrave Sybilla; or, Step By Step : An original comic drama in three acts. By J. Palgrave Simpson, Esq. approximately 1866-1867 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 952

 Item Specific Details:

blue wrapper

 116 Somerset, C[harles] A. Sylvana : An opera in three acts, (the music by Carl Maria Von Weber,) adapted to the English stage, by C.A. Somerset approximately 1830-1847 Place of Publication:

London: 2 Cumberland Terrace, Camden New Town

 Publisher:

John Cumberland

 Series:

Cumberland's Minor Theatre, 19

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 117 Colman, G[eorge, the Younger] Sylvester Daggerwood : An interlude in one act. By G. Colman, Esq. 1828 Place of Publication:

London: 19 Little Queen Street, Holborn

 Publisher:

J. Duncombe

Series:

Duncombe's British Theatre, 2

 Item Specific Details:

brown wrapper. Protective wrapper from a previous owner: J. Biddles

 117 Colman, George, the Younger Sylvester Daggerwood : A farce in one act, by George Colman, the Younger. approximately 1876-1878 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1659

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 117 Dubourg, A[ugustus] W. Sympathy : A comedietta in one act. By A.W. Dubourg. approximately 1872-1873 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 1440

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 117 Suter, William E. The Syren of Paris : A romantic drama in two acts. Adapted from the French of Messieurs Eugene Grange and Xavier de Montepin. By William E. Suter, Esq. approximately 1861-1863 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 771

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 117 Eckersley, Arthur A Tabloid : A tragic farce. By Arthur Eckersley. 1914 Place of Publication:

London: 26 Southampton Street, Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 2453

 Item Specific Details:

light brown wrapper

 117 Morton, John Maddison Take Care of Dowb___ : A farce in one act. By John Maddison Morton. approximately 1872-1873 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 498

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 117 Buckingham, L[eicester] S[ilk] Take That Girl Away! : A comic drama in two acts, by L.S. Buckingham. approximately 1857-1872 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy

 Series:

[Lacy's Acting Edition], [261]

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 117 Buckingham, L[eicester] S[ilk] Take That Girl Away! : A comic drama in two acts, by L.S. Buckingham. approximately 1885-1887 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 261

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 117 Maltby, [Charles] Alfred Taken By Storm : An original comedietta. Written by Alfred Maltby, comedian. approximately 1884-1885 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1847

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 117 [Morton, John Maddison] Taken From the French : An original comedietta in one act. approximately 1891-1892 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 2001

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 117 Selby, Charles Taken In and Done For : An original farce in one act. By Charles Selby. approximately 1849-1857 Place of Publication:

London: Wellington Street, Strand

 Publisher:

Hailes Lacy

 Series:

[Lacy's Acting Edition], [37]

 Item Specific Details:

Protective wrapper from previous owner: Wm. J. LeMoyne.

 117 Hazlewood, C[olin] H[enry] Taking the Veil; or, The Harsh Step-Father : A drama in three acts, by C.H. Hazlewood. approximately 1873-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1588

 Item Specific Details:

brownish-orange wrapper

 117 Horne, F[rederick] Lennox A Tale of a Comet : A new and original farce in one act, by F. Lennox Horne. approximately 1876-1878 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1660

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 117 Holcroft, Thomas A Tale of Mystery : A melodrame in two acts. By Thomas Holcroft. The music by Dr. Busby. approximately 1824-1825 Place of Publication:

London: Britannia Press, 17 Catherine Street

 Publisher:

T. Dolby

 Series:

Dolby's British Theatre, 52

 Item Specific Details:

brown wrapper. Protective wrapper from a previous owner: J. Biddles. Contains minor production notations.

 117 Rivers, Henry J. The Tale of Two Cities : A drama in three acts, and a prologue, adapted from Mr. Charles Dickens's story, by Henry J. Rivers. approximately 1847-1860 Place of Publication:

London: Peter's Hill, E.C.

 Publisher:

Davidson

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 165 Daly, Augustin Taming of the Shrew : A comedy by William Shakspere. As arranged by Augustin Daly. First produced at Daly's Theatre January 18, 1887, receiving its one hundredth representation, April 13, 1887, and here printed from the prompter's copy. With an introduction by William Winte 1887 Place of Publication:

New York

 Publisher:

[Printed, Not Published]

 Item Specific Details:

light green wrapper. Imprint reads: "Privately printed for Mr. Daly."

 117 La Tarantula; or, The Spider King : An entirely new extravaganza, made up into an English dress from the best French materials, in two acts. approximately 1860-1862 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 40

 Item Specific Details:

brownish-orange wrapper

 117 Oxenford, John Tartuffe : A comedy by Moliere, adapted to the English stage by John Oxenford, Esq. approximately 1845-1853 Place of Publication:

London: 19 Suffolk Street, Pall Mall East

 Publisher:

Webster & Co.

 Series:

Webster's Acting National Drama, 179

 Item Specific Details:

brown wrapper

 117 Stirling, Edward The Teacher Taught : An original farce in one act, by Edward Stirling, Esq. approximately 1878-1879 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 709

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 118 Stirling, Edward Teddy Roe : A farce in one act. By Edward Stirling. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 East 14th St., Union Square

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 194

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 118 Rodwell, G[eorge] H[erbert] Teddy the Tiler : An original farce in one act. By G.H. Rodwell. approximately 1887-1895 Place of Publication:

New York: 28 West 23d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 186

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 118 Rodwell, G[eorge] H[erbert] Teddy the Tiler : An original farce in one act. By G.H. Rodwell. 1856 Place of Publication:

Boston: 128 Washington Street

 Publisher:

William V. Spencer

 Series:

Spencer's Boston Theatre, 27

 Item Specific Details:

The protective wrapper from pervious owner: W.J. LeMoyne.

 118 Hook, Theodore Edward Tekeli; or, The Siege of Montgatz : A melo-drama in three acts. By Theodore Edward Hook, Esq. approximately 1830-1847 Place of Publication:

London: 2 Cumberland Terrace, Camden New Town

 Publisher:

John Cumberland

 Series:

Cumberland's British Theatre, 220

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper. Protective wrapper from a previous owner: J. Biddles.

 118 Clements, Arthur The Telephone : A farce in one act. By Arthur Clements. approximately 1887-1890 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1675

 Item Specific Details:

brownish-orange wrapper

 118 Tell Tale Tit; or, Harlequin Dickory Dickory Dock : An original comic Christmas pantomime, entitled: [title] First produced Dec. 26th, 1868, at the New National Standard Theatre. The scenery by Mr. Richard Douglas. 1868 Place of Publication:

London: 21 Langley Place, Commerical Road

 Publisher:

George Stevens

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper. A Christmas extravaganza. A souvenir edition.

 118 Talfourd, Francis Tell! and the Strike of the Canons; or, The Pair, The Meddler, and The Apple! : An original fairy romantic & legendary extravaganza. Francis Talfourd, Esq. approximately 1859-1860 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 642

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 118 Bell, Robert Temper : A comedy in five acts. By Robert Bell. approximately 1872-1878 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 51

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper

 118 Bell, Robert Temper : A comedy in five acts. By Robert Bell. approximately 1854-1857 Place of Publication:

New York: 121 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 51

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 118 Barry, Thomas The Tempest : A play in five acts. By William Shakspeare. Arranged, and adapted for representation at the Boston Theatre, by Mr. Thomas Barry. approximately 1924-1936 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 121

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 118 Barry, Thomas The Tempest : A play in five acts. By William Shakspeare. Arranged, and adapted for representation at the Boston Theatre, by Mr. Thomas Barry. approximately 1924-1936 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 121

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 118 Graves, Joseph The Tempter; or, The Old Mill of St. Denis : A romantic drama in two acts. By Joseph Graves. First produced at Sadler's Wells Theatre, June 4, 1838. approximately 1875-1905 Place of Publication:

London: 313 Strand

 Publisher:

John Dicks

 Series:

Dicks' Standard Plays, 712

 Item Specific Details:

pink wrapper

 118 Emson, Frank E. Ten Pounds : A domestic scena, by Frank E. Emson. approximately 1873-1874 Place of Publication:

London: Stationers' Hall Court

 Publisher:

Simpkin, Marshall, and Co.

 Item Specific Details:

light green wrapper

 118 Peake, Richard Brinsley Ten Thousand a Year : A drama in three acts. From the celebrated novel of the same name, (by the author of the "Diary of a Physician,") and arranged for the stage, by Richard Brinsley Peake, Esq. approximately 1847-1860 Place of Publication:

London: 19 Peter's Hill, Doctors' Commons

 Publisher:

G.H. Davidson

 Series:

Cumberland's Minor Theatre, 143

 Item Specific Details:

brown wrapper

 118 Heigway, W. Ten Tortured Tutors : A piece of boys-terous extravagance. By W. Heighway. 1875-1878 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Item Specific Details:

no publisher wrapper. Protective wrapper added by later owner.

 118 Serle, Thomas James Tender Precautions; or, The Romance of Marriage : A new an original comedy in one act. By Thomas James Serle, Esq. approximately 1873-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 71

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 118 Coyne, J[oseph] Stirling A Terrible Secret : A farce in one act. By J. Stirling Coyne. 1895 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 782

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 118 Williams, Thomas J[ohn] A Terrible Tinker! : A farce in one act, by Thomas J. Williams, Esq. approximately 1891-1895 Place of Publication:

New York: 28 West 23d Street

 Publisher:

T.H. French, Successor to Samuel French & Son, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 320

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 118 Coyne, J[oseph] Stirling That Affair at Finchley : A comic sketch in one act. By J. Stirling Coyne. approximately 1861-1863 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 775

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 118 Moore, J. George That Blessed Baby : A farce in one act. By J. George Moore, Esq. As first performed at the Theatre-Royal, Adelphia, Monday, Feb. 11, 1856. approximately 1899-1902 Place of Publication:

New York: 24 West 22d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 77

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 119 Young, Charles L[awrence] That Dreadful Doctor! : A comedietta in one act, by Charles L. Young, Bart. 1899 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1744

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 119 Caldwell, S[ibyl] That Horrid Major : By S. Caldwell. 1907 Place of Publication:

London: 26 Southampton Street, Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 2311

 Item Specific Details:

dark green wrapper

 119 Simpson, J[ohn Palgrave] That Odious Captain Cutter! : A comedietta in one act. By J. Palgrave Simpson, Esq. 1859 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 42

 Item Specific Details:

brownish-orange wrapper

 119 Grover, J. Holmes That Rascal Pat : A farce in one act. By J. Holmes Grover, Irish comedian. approximately 1924-1943 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 303

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 119 Grover, J. Holmes That Rascal Pat : A farce in one act. By J. Holmes Grover, Irish comedian. approximately 1867-1872 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 303

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper. This is the first play of two bound in the same pamphlet binder. The second is "Randall's Thumb."

 119 Gilbert, W[illiam] S[chwenck] Randall's Thumb : An original comedy in three acts. By W.S. Gilbert. approximately 1871- 1872 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 363

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper. This is the second play of two bound in the same pamphlet binder. The first is "That Rascal Pat."

 119 Grover, J. Holmes That Rascal Pat : A farce in one act. By J. Holmes Grover, Irish comedian. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 303

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 119 Caldwell, S[ibyl] Their New Paying Guest : A farce by S. Caldwell. approximately 1910-1924 Place of Publication:

London: 26 Southampton Street, Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 2287

 Item Specific Details:

dark blue-green wrapper

 119 Benham, Arthur Theory and Practice : Comedietta in one act. By Arthur Benham. approximately 1896-1899 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 2034

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 119 Planché, J[ames] R[obinson] Theseus and Ariadne; or, The Marriage of Bacchus : A classical extravaganza in two acts. By J.R. Planché, Esq. approximately 1881-1883 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 282

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 119 [Hale, W.P. and Francis Talfourd] Thetis and Peleus; or, The Chain of Roses : A mythological love story, told in one act. approximately 1891-1892 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 66

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 119 Dickinson, Cha[rle]s H. The Third Time : A sketch in one act, by Chas. H. Dickinson. approximately 1899-1900 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 2140

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 119 Pemberton, T[homas] Edgar Thorough Base : An operetta in one act. The words by T. Edgar Pemberton, and music by T. Anderton. approximately 1885-1887 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1892

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 119 Cassilis, Ina Leon Those Landladies! : Duologue in one act, by Ina Leon Cassilis. approximately 1910-1924 Place of Publication:

New York: 28-30 West 38th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 385

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 119 Muskerry, William Three Blind Mice : A predicament in one scene, by William Muskerry. 1906 Place of Publication:

London: 26 Southampton Street, Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 2301

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 119 Morton, John M[addison] Three Cuckoos : A farce in one act, by John M. Morton, Esq. approximately 1881-1883 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 597

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 119 Roberts, George The Three Furies : An original comedietta in one act. By George Roberts. 1865 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 977

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 119 Rice, Charles The Three Guardsmen; or, The Queen, The Cardinal, and The Adventurer : A drama in three acts. Founded on Dumas' celebrated romance. By Charles Rice, comedian. approximately 1910-1924 Place of Publication:

New York: 28-30 West 38th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 139

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 119 Murphy, Arthur Three Weeks After Marriage : A comedy in two acts. By Arthur Murphy. approximately 1887-1895 Place of Publication:

New York: 28 West 23d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 64

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 119 Paul, [George Henry] Howard Thrice Married : A personation piece in one act, by Howard Paul. approximately 1866-1867 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 665

 Item Specific Details:

blue-green wrapper

 119 Morton, John Maddison A Thumping Legacy : An original farce in one act. As performed at the London and American Theatres, by John Maddison Morton, Esq. approximately 1857-1863 Place of Publication:

New York: No. 122 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 102

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 119 Morton, John, Maddison A Thumping Legacy : An original farce in one act. As performed at the London and American Theatres, by John Maddison Morton, Esq. approximately 1899-1902 Place of Publication:

New York: 26 West 22d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 102

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 119 Muskerry, William Thrillby : A shocker in one scene and several spasms; by William Muskerry. (...) With special songs compsed by F. Osmond Carr. approximately 1896-1899 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 2095

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 120 Greet, Dora V[ictoire] Thrown Together : A sketch by Dora V. Greet. approximately 1887-1890 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1972

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 120 Phillips, Watts A Ticket-of-Leave : A farce in one act. By Watts Phllips, Esq. approximately 1878-1879 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 876

 Item Specific Details:

light orange

 120 Taylor, Tom The Ticket-of-Leave Man : A drama in four acts. By Tom Taylor, Esq. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 329

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 120 Cheltnam, Charles Smith The Ticket-of-Leave Man's Wife; or, Six Years After : A new and original drama in three acts. Being a continuation of Mr. Tom Taylor's drama of the "Ticket-of-Leave Man." By Charles Smith Cheltnam. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1032

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 120 Simpson, J[ohn] Palgrave and Felix Dale Time and the Hour : A drama in three acts. By J. Palgrave Simpson and Felix Dale. approximately 1870-1877 Place of Publication:

New York: No. 33 Rose Street

 Publisher:

Robert M. De Witt, Publisher

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 120 Leslie, Henry Time and Tide: a Tale of the Thames! : An original drama in three acts. With a prologue. By Henry Leslie. approximately 1873-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1207

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 120 Courtney, John Time Tries All : An original drama in two acts. By John Courtney, Esq. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 East 14th St., Union Square

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 288

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 120 Courtney, John Time Tries All : An original drama in two acts. By John Courtney, Esq. approximately 1857-1858 Place of Publication:

Boston: 92 Tremont St.

 Publisher:

William V. Spencer

 Series:

Spencer's Boston Theatre, 111

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper. Protective wrapper from the previous owner: J. Biddles.

 120 Gardner, Herbert Time Will Tell : An original comedy in three acts. By Herbert Gardner. approximately 1887-1890 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1823

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 120 Daly, John The Times : An original drama in three acts. By John Daly. approximately 1878-1879 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 158

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 120 Lewis, M[atthew] G[regory] Timour the Tartar : A grand romantic melo drama in two acts. By M.G. Lewis. 1812 Place of Publication:

New York: At the Dramatic Repository, Shakspeare Gallery

 Publisher:

D. Longworth

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper. Previous owner: Mortimer Thomson.

 120 Lewis, M[atthew] G[regory] Timour the Tartar : A grand romantic melo drama in two acts. By M.G. Lewis. approximately 1831-1847 Place of Publication:

London: 2 Cumberland Terrace, Camden New Town

 Publisher:

John Cumberland

 Series:

Cumberland's British Theatre, 211

 Item Specific Details:

tan publisher wrapper. Also has protective wrapper from previous owner.

 120 Lewis, M[atthew] G[regory] Timour the Tartar : A grand romantic melo drama in two acts. By M.G. Lewis. approximately 1831-1847 Place of Publication:

London: 2 Cumberland Terrace, Camden New Town

 Publisher:

John Cumberland

 Series:

Cumberland's British Theatre, 211

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 120 Oxenford, John and [Charles William] Shirley Brooks Timour the Tartar! or, The Iron Master of Samarkand-By-Oxus : An extravaganza, by John Oxenford and Shirley Brooks. approximately 1860-1863 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 733

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 120 Byron, Henry J[ames] Timothy to the Rescue : An original farce in one act. By Henry J. Byron, Esq. approximately 1883-1885 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 939

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 120 Nicholls, Harry Timson's Little Holiday : By Harry Nicholls approximately 1885-1887 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1835

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 120 Talfourd, Francis and Alfred Wigan Tit For Tat : A comedietta in two acts. By Messrs Francis Talfourd and Alfred Wigan. approximately 1887-1895 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 252

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 120 Taylor, Tom To Oblige Benson : A comedietta in one act. Adapted from the French vaudeville, "Un Service a Blanchard," by Tom Taylor. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 86

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 121 Taylor, Tom To Oblige Benson : A comedietta in one act. Adapted from the French vaudeville, "Un Service a Blanchard," by Tom Taylor. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 86

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 121 Taylor, Tom To Oblige Benson : A comedietta in one act. Adapted from the French vaudeville, "Un Service a Blanchard," by Tom Taylor. approximately 1872-1878 Place of Publication:

New York: No. 122 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 86

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper

 121 Taylor, Tom To Oblige Benson : A comedietta in one act. Adapted from the French vaudeville, "Un Service a Blanchard," by Tom Taylor. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 86

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 121 Moncr[ief]f, [William Thomas] Tom and Jerry; or, Life in London : A burletta of fun, frolic, and flash, in two acts. By Moncreif [sic]. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 East 14th St., Union Square

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 157

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 121 Campbell, A[ndrew] L[eonard] V[oullaire] Tom Bowling : A nautical drama in two acts. By A.L.V. Campbell. approximately 1830-1847 Place of Publication:

London: 2 Cumberland Terrace, Camden New Town

 Publisher:

John Cumberland

 Series:

Cumberland's Minor Theatre, 20

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 121 Campbell, A[ndrew] L[eonard] V[oullaire] Tom Bowling : A nautical drama in two acts. By A.L.V. Campbell. approximately 1873-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1593

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 121 Gilbert, W[illiam] S[chwenck] Tom Cobb; or, Fortune's Toy : An entirely original farcical comed in three acts, by W.S. Gilbert. approximately 1910-1924 Place of Publication:

New York: 28-30 West 38th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 415

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 121 Bayly, Thomas Haynes Tom Noddy's Secret : A farce in one act. By Thomas Haynes Bayly, Esq. approximately 1910-1924 Place of Publication:

New York: 28-30 West 38th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 280

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 121 Harris, A[ugustus Glossop, Sr.] Tom Thrasher : A farce in one act. By A. Harris, Esq. approximately 1868-1869 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 1209

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 121 O'Hara, Kane Tom Thumb : A burletta in two acts. By Kane O'Hara. Altered from Henry Fielding. approximately 1830-1847 Place of Publication:

London: 2 Cumberland Terrace, Camden New Town

 Publisher:

John Cumberland

 Series:

Cumberland's British Theatre, 155

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 121 Tomkins the Troubadour : A farce in one act. approximately 1869-1872 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 1289

 Item Specific Details:

brown wrapper

 121 Palmer, T.A Too Late to Save; or, Doomed to Die : A story of old Paris. Drama in four acts, by T.A. Palmer. approximately 1878-1879 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1677

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 121 Swears, Herbert Too Many Cooks! : An original dramatic sketch. By Herbert Swears. approximately 1901-1904 Place of Publication:

London: 26 Southampton Street, Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 2213

 Item Specific Details:

brownish-orange wrapper

 167 Falconer, Edmund Too Much For Good Nature : A farce in one act. By Edmund Falconer. approximately 1935? Item Specific Details:

This is a typed copy of a play from the nineteenth century. Likely typed for inclusion in the UW Drama Library Collection.

 121 Jameson, Robert Francis A Touch at the Times : A comedy in five acts, as performed at the Theatre Royal, Covent-Garden. By Robert Francis Jameson, Esq., of the Inner Temple. 1812 Place of Publication:

London: 66 Pall-Mall

 Publisher:

C. Chapple

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 121 [Hayes, Frederick William] La Tour De Nesle; or, The Chamber of Death : An historical drama, from the French of Victor Hugo. approximately 1857-1872 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street, Up Stairs

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

[French's Standard Drama], 112

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 121 [Hayes, Frederick William] [La Tour De Nesle; or, The Chamber of Death] : [An historical drama, from the French of Victor Hugo.] approximately 1853-1872 Publisher:

[Samuel French]

 Series:

[French's Standard Drama], [112]

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper, no title page. Previous owner: Edwin Clifford. Contains production notations.

 121 Williams, Thomas J[ohn] A Tourist's Ticket : A farce. By Thomas J. Williams. 1872 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 1430

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 121 Starke, Mariana The Tournament : A tragedy: imitated from the celebrated German drama, entitled Agnes Bernauer, which was written by a nobleman of high rank, and founded on fact, that occurred in Bavaria about the year 1435. By Mariana Starke (...) as performed at the New York Theatre. 1803 Place of Publication:

New York: At the Shakspeare Gallery

 Publisher:

David Longworth

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 121 Morton, Thomas Town and Country : A comedy in five acts. By Thomas Morton, Esq. approximately 1870-1872 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street, Up Stairs

 Publisher:

Samuel French

Series:

French's Standard Drama, 70

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper

 121 Morton, Thomas Town and Country : A comedy in five acts. By Thomas Morton, Esq. 1807 Place of Publication:

New York: At the Dramatic Repository, Shakspeare-Gallery

 Publisher:

David Longworth

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 122 [Shepherd, R.?] The Tradesman's Son : A drama in two acts. approximately 1873-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1568

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 122 Fawcett, Charles S. A Tragedy : A farcical comedy in three acts. By Charles S. Fawcett. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 127

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 122 Denny, Ernest Trains and Travellers : The Humours, and Ill-Humours of the Railway. A monologue for either a man or a woman. By Ernest Denny. approximately 1924-1936 Place of Publication:

London: 26 Southampton Street, Strand, W.C.2

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's The Monologue Series, 54

 Item Specific Details:

red wrapper

 122 Phillips, F[rederick] Tramp's Adventure; or, True to the Last : A drama in two acts. By F. Phillips. approximately 1885-1887 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1567

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 122 Stirling, Edward Trapping a Tartar : A serio-comic drama in one act. By Edward Stirling, Esq. approximately 1864-1865 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bokseller [sic]

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 964

 Item Specific Details:

olive green wrapper

 122 Law, Arthur Treasure Trove : Written by Arthur Law. approximately 1904-1923 Place of Publication:

London: 32 Great Portland Street, W.

 Publisher:

Joseph Williams, Limited

 Item Specific Details:

olive green wrapper

 122 Williams, Thomas J[ohn] The Trials of Tompkins! : A farce in one act, by Thomas J. Williams, Esq. 1863 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 859

 Item Specific Details:

green wrapper

 122 Poole, John Tribulation; or, Unwelcome Visitors : A comedy in two acts. By John Poole, Esq. approximately 1826-1829 Place of Publication:

London: 19 Ludgate Hill

 Publisher:

John Cumberland

 Item Specific Details:

no publisher wrapper. Protective wrapper from a previous owner: Wm. J. LeMoyne.

 122 Trick for Trick; or, The Admiral's Daughter : A farce in two acts; as performed with unbounded applause at the Theatre Royal, Covent Garden, July 2, 1812, for the benefit of Miss S. Booth. 1812 Place of Publication:

London: 25 Bow Street, Covent Garden

 Publisher:

John Miller

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 122 Sheridan, Richard Brinsley A Trip to Scarborough : A comedy in three acts, by Richard Brinsley Sheridan. approximately 1872-1878 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

[French's Acting Edition], [1539]

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 122 Sheridan, Richard Brinsley A Trip to Scarborough : A comedy in three acts, by Richard Brinsley Sheridan. approximately 1887-1890 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1539

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 122 Stephenson, C[harles] H. Tromb-Al-Ca-Zar; or, The Adventures of an Operatic Troupe : A musical extravaganza in one act. Adapted from the French by C.H. Stephenson. Music by J. Offenbach. approximately 1866-1867 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 1053

 Item Specific Details:

blue wrapper

 122 Reeve, Wybert True as Steel : An original comedy in three acts. By Wybert Reeve. approximately 1896-1899 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1373

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 122 Hurst, J[ames] P. True Colours : An original comedy in one act. By J.P. Hurst. approximately 1888-1895 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1945

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 122 Coyne, J[oseph] Stirling The Trumpeter's Daughter : A farce in one act. By J. Stirling Coyne. approximately 1858-1859 Place of Publication:

Boston: 128 Washington Street

 Publisher:

William V. Spencer

 Series:

Spencer's Boston Theatre, 207

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper. Previous owner: Ed. Acker.

 122 Brough, William Trying It On : A farce in one act, written by William Brough. approximately 1857-1872 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street

Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

[French's Minor Drama], [214]

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 122 Brough, William Trying It On : A farce in one act, written by William Brough. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 214

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 122 Johnstone, J[ohn] B[eer] Tufelhausen; or, The Lawyer's Legend : An original romantic drama in two acts. By J.B. Johnstone. approximately 1881-1883 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 403

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 122 Williams, Montague and F[rancis] C[owley] Burnand The Turkish Bath : A farce in one act. By Messrs. Montague Williams and F.C. Burnand. approximately 1878-1879 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 754

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper

 122 Williams, Thomas J[ohn] Turn Him Out : A farce in one act, by Thomas J. Williams, Esq. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

New York: 28-30 West 38th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 291

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 123 À Beckett, Gilbert Abbott The Turned Head : A farce in one act. By Gilbert Abbott À Beckett, Esq. approximately 1887-1895 Place of Publication:

New York: 28 West 23rd Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 220

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 123 Poole, John Turning the Tables : An original farce in one act. By John Poole, Esq. approximately 1831-1848 Place of Publication:

London: 10 Middle Row, Holborn

 Publisher:

John Duncombe

 Series:

[Duncombe's British Theatre], [101]

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 123 Poole, John Turning the Tables : A farce in one act, by John Poole, Esq. approximately 1887-1895 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 593

 Item Specific Details:

orangish-brown wrapper

 123 Knight, T[homas] The Turnpike Gate : A musical farce in two acts. By T. Knight. approximately 1847-1860 Place of Publication:

London: 2 Cumberland Terrace, Camden, New Town

 Publisher:

John Cumberland

 Series:

Cumberland's British Theatre, 139

 Item Specific Details:

brown wrapper

 123 Williams, Thomas J[ohn] Tweedleton's Tail-Coat : A farce. By Thomas J. Williams. approximately 1980s Series:

French's Minor Drama, 328

 Item Specific Details:

photocopy of original from French's Minor Drama

 123 Shak[e]speare, William Twelfth Night; or, What You Will : A comedy in five acts. By William Shakspeare. approximately 1924-1936 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 58

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 123 Brough, Robert B[arnabas] The Twelve Labours of Hercules : A comedy in two acts. By Robert B. Brough. approximately 1873-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 83

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 123 Oxenford, John Twice Killed : A farce in one act, by John Oxenford. approximately 1873-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 359

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 123 Wooler, J[ohn] P[ratt] A Twice Told Tale : An original farce in one act. By J.P. Wooler, Esq. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 East 14th St., Union Sq.

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 269

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 123 Swears, Herbert Twilight : A new and original play in one act. By Herbert Swears. approximately 1904-1906 Place of Publication:

London: 26 Southampton Street, Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 2088

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 123 Taylor, Tom Twixt Axe & Crown; or, The Lady Elizabeth : An historical play, by Tom Taylor. approximately 1872-1878 Place of Publication:

New York: No. 122 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 367

 Item Specific Details:

yellowish-orange wrapper

 123 Caldwell, S[ibyl] Two Aunts at a Time : By S. Caldwell. approximately 1908-1910 Place of Publication:

London: 26 Southampton Street, Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 2323

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 123 Dance, Charles The Two B'Hoys; or, The Beulah Spa : A burletta in two acts. By Charles Dance, Esq. approximately 1872-1878 Place of Publication:

New York: No. 122 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 288

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper

 123 Clements, Arthur The Two Blinds : An operetta. Music by Offenbach. Words by Arthur Clements. approximately 1910-1924 Place of Publication:

London: 26 Southampton Street, Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1525

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 123 Morton, John Maddison The Two Bonnycastles : A farce in one act, by John Maddison Morton. approximately 1900-1910 Place of Publication:

New York: 24 West 22d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 44

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 123 Morton, John Maddison The Two Buzzards; or, Whitebait at Greenwich : A farce in one act. By John Maddison Morton. approximately 1887-1895 Place of Publication:

New York: 28 West 23d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 190

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 123 Two Can Play at That Game : A petit comedy in one act. Translated and adapted from the French of MM. Eugene Pierron and Adolphe Lafferriere. approximately 1857-1872 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 123 Goff, Henry The Two Drovers : A domestic legendary drama in two acts, by Henry Goff. approximately 1885-1887 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1881

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 123 Goff, Henry The Two Drovers : A domestic, legendary melo-drama in two acts. By Henry Goff. approximately 1831-1848 Place of Publication:

London: 10 Middle Row, Holborn

 Publisher:

John Duncombe & Co.

 Series:

Duncombe's British Theatre, 75

 Item Specific Details:

brown publisher wrapper. Protective wrapper from a previous owner: J. Biddles.

 123 [Jerrold, Douglas] Two Eyes Between Two : A broad extravaganza in one act. Founded on a tale of the same name, in "Posthumous Papers, by a Gentleman about Town." approximately 1831-1848 Place of Publication:

London: 10 Middle Row, Holborn

 Publisher:

John Duncombe & Co.

 Series:

Duncombe's British Theatre, 43

 Item Specific Details:

brown publisher wrapper. Protective wrapper from a previous owner: J. Biddles.

 123 Planché, J[ames] R[obinson] The Two Figaros : A musical comedy in two acts, by J.R. Planché, F.S.A. (...). As performed at the Royal Olympic Theatre. approximately 1836-1852 Place of Publication:

London: 186 Strand

 Publisher:

Chapman and Hall

 Item Specific Details:

no publisher wrapper. Protective wrapper from a previous owner: Wm. J. LeMoyne.

 124 Maltby, [Charles] Alfred [Two Flats and a Sharp] : An original domestic trio, entitled [image showing the musical notation of two flats and a sharp] being a comedietta in one act. Written by Alfred Maltby. approximately 1879-1880 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1498

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 124 Lacy, Rophino The Two Friends : A domestic drama in two acts. By Rophino Lacy. approximately 1887-1895 Place of Publication:

New York: 28 West 23d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 91

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 124 Lacy, Rophino The Two Friends : A drama in two acts, by M. Rophino Lacy, Esq. approximately 1830-1847 Place of Publication:

London: 2 Cumberland Terrace, Camden New Town

 Publisher:

John Cumberland

 Series:

Cumberland's British Theatre, 197

 Item Specific Details:

brown publisher wrapper. Protective wrapper from a previous owner: J. Biddles.

 124 Suter, W[illiam] E. Two Gentlemen in a Fix; or, How to Lose the Train : An interlude by W.E. Suter. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 396

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 124 Shak[e]speare, William The Two Gentlemen of Verona : A comedy in five acts. By William Shakspeare. (...) As produced at the Park Theatre, by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kean. approximately 1928-1936 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 29

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 124 [Dibdin, Thomas?] The Two Gregories; or, Luck in a Name : An operatic farce in one act. approximately 1854-1857 Place of Publication:

New York: 121 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French

 Series:

[French's Minor Drama], 67

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper. Protective wrapper from a previous owner: Wm. J. LeMoyne. Contains minor production notations.

 124 Dibdin, Thomas The Two Gregories; or, Where Did the Money Come From? : A ballad farce in one act, by Thomas Dibdin, Esq. approximately 1830-1847 Place of Publication:

London: 2 Cumberland Terrace, Camden New Town

 Publisher:

John Cumberland

 Series:

Cumberland's Minor Theatre, 24

 Item Specific Details:

tan publisher wrapper. Protective wrapper from a previous owner: J. Biddles.

 124 Horne, [Frederick] Len[n]ox Two Heads are Better Than One : A farce in one act. By Lenox Horne. approximately 1880-1881 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 396

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 124 Martin-Seymour, Edward Two Jolly Bachelors : A dramatic duologue in one act. By Edward Martin-Seymour. approximately 1910-1924 Place of Publication:

New York: 28-30 West 38th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 362

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 124 Taylor, Tom and Charles Reade Two Loves and a Life : A drama in four acts. By Tom Taylor and Charles Reade. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 East 14th St., Union Sq.

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 265

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 124 Cassilis, Ina Leon The Two Misses Ibbetson : A play in one act, by Ina Leon Cassilis. approximately 1900-1902 Place of Publication:

New York: 28-30 West 38th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 391

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 124 Swears, Herbert Two on a 'Bus : An original dramatic sketch. By Herbert Swears. approximately 1905-1906 Place of Publication:

London: 26 Southampton Street, Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 2274

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 124 Clements, Arthur Two Photographs : An entirely new and original comedietta in one act. By Arthur Clements. approximately 1884-1885 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1817

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 124 Courtn[e]y, John The Two Polts : An original farce in one act, by John Courtnay. approximately 1878-1879 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 663

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 124 Buckstone, John Baldwin The Two Queens : A petite comedy in one act. By John Baldwin Buckstone. 1878 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 8

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 124 Albery, James Two Roses : An original comedy in three acts. By James Albery. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

London: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 387

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 124 Clements, Arthur Two to One; or, The Irish Footman : A farce in one act. By Arthur Clements. approximately 1872-1873 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 1464

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 124 The Tyrant! The Slave!! The Victim!!! & The Tar!!!! : An entirely and supernaturally original nautico-domestic transatlantic senstation drama. approximately 1892-1894 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 4

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 124 Williams, Thomas J[ohn] An Ugly Customer : A farce in one act. By Thomas J. Williams. approximately 1860-1872 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy

 Series:

[Lacy's Acting Edition], [726]

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 124 Williams, Thomas J[ohn] An Ugly Customer : A farce in one act. By Thomas J. Williams. approximately 1860-1863 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 726

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper. Protective wrapper from previous owner: J. Biddles.

 124 Williams, Thomas J[ohn] An Ugly Customer : A farce in one act. By Thomas J. Williams. approximately 1878-1879 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 726

 Item Specific Details:

yellowish-tan wrapper

 125 Burnand, F[rancis] C[owley] Ulysses; or, The Iron-Clad Warrior and The Little Tug of War : An entirely original burlesque. By F.C. Burnand, Esq. 1865 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 980

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 125 Oxenford, John Uncle Zachary : A comic drama in two acts, by John Oxenford, Esq. approximately 1892-1894 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 667

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 125 Phillips, [Elizabeth Welsby] Uncle Crotchet : A farce in one act. By Mrs. Alfred Phillips. approximately 1900-1902 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, [145]

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 167 Byron, Henry J[ames] Uncle Dick's Darling : A drama in three acts. By Henry J. Byron. approximately 1935? Item Specific Details:

typed copy

 125 Thomson, James An Uncle Too Many : A musical farce in two acts, by James Thomson, Esq. approximately 1830-1847 Place of Publication:

London: 2 Cumberland Terrace

 Publisher:

John Cumberland

 Series:

Cumberland's Minor Theatre, 95

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 125 De Pass, E.A Under False Colours : An original comedietta in one act. By E.A. De Pass, F.R.G.S. 1891 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1663

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 125 Soane, George Undine; or, The Spirit of the Waters : A drama in three acts. By George Soane, Esq. approximately 1887-1895 Place of Publication:

New York: 28 West 23d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 202

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 125 Soane, George Undine; or, The Spirit of the Waters : A drama in three acts. By George Soane, Esq. approximately 1864-1872 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 202

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper

 125 Soane, George Undine; or, The Spirit of the Waters : A melo-dramatic romance in two acts. As performed at the Theatre Royal, Covent Garden. By George Soane, Esq. 1823 Place of Publication:

New York: No. 4 Chamber Street

 Publisher:

[E.M. Murden] at the Circulating Library and Dramatic Repository

 Item Specific Details:

no publisher wrapper. This is a prompt copy from an unknown previous owner.

 125 Taylor, Tom An Unequal Match : A comedy in three acts. By Tom Taylor. approximately 1899-1902 Place of Publication:

New York: 26 West 22d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 125 Taylor, Tom An Unequal Match : A comedy in three acts. By Tom Taylor. approximately 1872-1878 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 125 Taylor, Tom An Unequal Match : A comedy in three acts. By Tom Taylor. approximately 1887-1895 Place of Publication:

New York: 28 West 23d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 374

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper. Previous owner: Sarah Truax. Contains extensive production notations.

 125 Selby, Charles The Unfinished Gentleman : An original farce in one act. By Charles Selby, comedian. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 East 14th St., Union Sq.

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 103

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 125 Selby, Charles The Unfinished Gentleman! : An original farce in one act. By Charles Selby, comedian. approximately 1834-1848 Place of Publication:

London: 10 Middle Row, Holborn

 Publisher:

John Duncombe

 Series:

Duncombe's British Theatre, 121

 Item Specific Details:

brown wrapper. Previous owner: J. Biddles.

 125 Selby, Charles The Unfinished Gentleman! : An original farce in one act. By Charles Selby, comedian. approximately 1834-1848 Place of Publication:

London: 10 Middle Row, Holborn

 Publisher:

John Duncombe

 Series:

Duncombe's British Theatre, 121

 Item Specific Details:

brown wrapper. Previous owner: J. Biddles.

 125 Troughton, Adolphus Charles Unlimited Confidence : A comedietta in one act. By Adolphus Charles Troughton. 1864 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 915

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 125 Craven, H[enry] T[hornton] Unlucky Friday : A drama in one act. Translated and adapted from the French, by H.T. Craven. approximately 1866-1867 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 1128

 Item Specific Details:

dark blue-green wrapper

 125 Coyne, J[oseph] Stirling An Unprotected Female : A farce in one act. By J. Stirling Coyne. approximately 1876-1878 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1662

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 125 Williams, Thomas J[ohn] Up a Tree : A farce in one act. By Thomas J. Williams. approximately 1873-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 1465

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 125 Taylor, Tom Up at the Hills : An original comedy of Indian Life in two acts. By Tom Taylor, Esq. approximately 1860-1863 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 737

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 126 Lemon, Harry Up for the Cattle Show : A farce in one act. By Harry Lemon. approximately 1900-1904 Place of Publication:

London: 26 Southampton Street, Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1177

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 126 Worthington, J. Up in the World : A farce in one act, by J. Worthington. approximately 1876-1878 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1635

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 126 Brough, William and Andrew Halliday Upstairs and Downstairs; or, The Great Per-Centage Question : A farce in one act. By William Brough and Andrew Halliday. approximately 1865-1866 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 988

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 126 Coyne, J[oseph] Stirling "Urgent Private Affairs" : An original farce in one act, by J. Stirling Coyne, Esq. approximately 1857-1872 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy

Series:

[Lacy's Acting Edition], [360]

 Item Specific Details:

orange publisher wrapper. Protective wrapper from the previous owner: Wm. J. LeMoyne.

 126 Mathews, Charles Used Up : A pet[i]t comed[y] in two acts. Translated from the French of "L'Homme Blasé" by Charles Mathews. approximately 1887-1895 Place of Publication:

New York: 28 West 23d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, [10]

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 126 Brough, William and Andrew Halliday A Valentine! : A "compliment of the season," in one act, by William Brough and Andrew Halliday. 1863 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 844

 Item Specific Details:

green wrapper

 126 [Buckstone, John Baldwin] Valentine's Day; or, Harlequin and the Fairy of the True Lover's Knot : A grand comic Christmas pantomime, by the author of the popular Haymarket pantomimes, "The Three Bears," "Little Bo-Peep," "Butterflies' Ball," "Sleeping Beauty," "Babes in the Wood," "Undine," &c. 1859 Place of Publication:

London: 15 Great Queen Street

 Publisher:

H.M. Arliss

 Item Specific Details:

pink wrapper. A Christmas extravaganza. A souvenir edition.

 126 Selby, Charles The Valet de Sham : A farce in one act, by Charles Selby, comedian. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 East 14th St., Union Sq.

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 263

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 126 Coyne, J[oseph] Stirling Valsha; or, The Slave Queen : A drama in three acts, by J. Stirling Coyne, Esq. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper. This is in a French's Acting Edition wrapper, but is not part of the regularly numbered series.

 126 Troughton, Adolphus Charles Vandyke Brown : A farce in one act. By Adolphus Charles Troughton, Esq. 1873 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 583

 Item Specific Details:

brownish-tan wrapper

 126 Stephenson, C[harles] H. and F. Robson Boggles at the Varsity Boat Race : An original apropos aquatic absurdity in one act, entitled [title] by C.H. Stephenson & F. Robson. approximately 1873-1878 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper. Though this is in a wrapper for French's Acting Edition, it is not part of the numbered series. The wrapper has been used to cover a remainder from "Hastings's Acting Plays," bought out by French.

 126 Otway, Thomas Venice Preserved : A tragedy in five acts. By Thomas Otway. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 20

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 126 Burnand, F[rancis] C[owley] Venus and Adonis; or, The Two Rivals & The Small Boar : Being a full, true, and particular account, adapted to the requirements of the present age of an ancient mythological piece of scandal. By F.C. Burnand, Esq. approximately 1887-1890 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 922

 Item Specific Details:

pinkish-orange wrapper

 126 Reece, R[obert] The Very Last Days of Pompeii! : A new classical burlesque. Written by R. Reece. approximately 1878-1879 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1423

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 126 Harris, A[ugustus Glossop, Sr.] A Very Serious Affair : A farce in one act, by A. Harris, Esq. approximately 1873-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 490

 Item Specific Details:

brownish-orange wrapper

 126 Simpson, J[ohn] Palgrave Very Suspicious! : An original comedietta in one act. By J. Palgrave Simpson, Esq. approximately 1878-1879 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 90

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 126 Milner, H[enry] M. The Veteran of 102 Years; or, Five Generations : A drama in one act. Adapted from the French by H.M. Milner. approximately 1876-1878 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 535

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 126 Taylor, Tom Victims : An original comedy in three acts. By Tom Taylor, Esq. approximately 1900-1910 Place of Publication:

New York: 24 West 22d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 186

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 126 Taylor, Tom Victims : An original comedy in three acts. By Tom Taylor, Esq. approximately 1857-1863 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 186

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 126 Barnett, C[harles] Z[achary] Victorine; or, The Orphan of Paris : A melo drama in three acts. By C.Z. Barnett. approximately 1831-1848 Place of Publication:

London: 10 Middle Row, Holborn

 Publisher:

John Duncombe & Co

 Series:

Duncombe's British Theatre, 68

 Item Specific Details:

green wrapper. Protective wrapper from a previous owner: J. Biddles.

 126 Buckstone, John Baldwin Victorine; or, "I'll Sleep On It." : A drama in three acts. By John Baldwin Buckstone, Esq. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 East 14th St., Union Sq.

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 110

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 127 The Village Lawyer : A farce in two acts. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 East 14th St., Union Sq.

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 158

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 127 The Village Lawyer : A farce in two acts. As performed at the New-York Theatre. 1809 Place of Publication:

New York: At the Dramatic Repository, Shakspeare-Gallery

 Publisher:

D. Longworth

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 127 The Village Lawyer : A farce in two acts. approximately 1830-1847 Place of Publication:

London: 2 Cumberland Terrace

 Publisher:

John Cumberland

 Series:

Cumberland's British Theatre, 94

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 127 Craven, H[enry] T[hornton] The Village Nightingale : A burletta in one act. By H.T. Craven. approximately 1876-1878 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1618

 Item Specific Details:

pink wrapper

 127 Younge, A. A Village Tale : An interlude. By Mr. A. Younge. approximately 1873-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

This is in a wrapper for French's Acting Edition, but is not part of the numbered series.

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 127 Burnand, F[rancis] C[owley] Villikins and His Dinah : A tragico-comico burlesque in one act. By F. C. Burnand, Esq. approximately 1883-1885 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 796

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 127 Buckingham, Leicester [Silk] Virginius; or, The Trials of a Fond Papa! : A burlesque in one act. By Leicester Buckingham. approximately 1859-1860 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 627

 Item Specific Details:

pinkish-brown wrapper

 127 Knowles, James Sheridan Virginius : A tragedy in five acts, by James Sheridan Knowles. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 25

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 127 Ellis, Walter Vol. III : An original comedietta in one act. By Walter Ellis. approximately 1896-1899 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 2112

 Item Specific Details:

orangish-tan wrapper

 127 Williams, Thomas J[ohn] The Volunteer Review; or, The Little Man in Green! : A farcical extravaganza in one act. By Thomas J. Williams, Esq. approximately 1869-1872 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 1193

 Item Specific Details:

pink wrapper

 127 Lemon, Harry Wait for an Answer : A dramatic sketch. By Harry Lemon. 1869 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 1279

 Item Specific Details:

blue-green wrapper

 127 Morton, John Maddison Waiting for an Omnibus in the Lowther Arcade on a Rainy Day : Written by Arthur Law. approximately 1857-1859 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 219

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 127 Morton, John Maddison Waiting for an Omnibus in the Lowther Arcade on a Rainy Day : A farce in one act. By John Maddison Morton. approximately 1878-1879 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 219

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 127 Oxenford, John A Waltz by Arditi : A farce in one act. By John Oxenford. approximately 1874-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1505

 Item Specific Details:

orangish-brown wrapper

 127 Mayhew, Henry The Wandering Minstrel : A farce in one act. Written by Henry Mayhew. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 East 14th St., Union Sq.

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 207

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 127 Coyne, J[oseph] Stirling Wanted, One Thousand Spirited Young Milliners, For the Gold Diggings : A farce in one act. By J. Stirling Coyne. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 208

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 127 Holl, H[enry] Wapping Old Stairs! : A nautical drama in two acts. By H. Holl. approximately 1837-1848 Place of Publication:

London: 10 Middle Row, Holborn

 Publisher:

J. Duncombe & Co.

 Series:

[Duncombe's British Theatre], [219]

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 127 Blake, T[homas] G. Wapping Old Stairs : An original nautical drama in three acts, by T.G. Blake, Esq. approximately 1838-1841 Place of Publication:

London: 4 Brydges Street, Covent Garden

 Publisher:

James Pattie

 Item Specific Details:

no publisher wrapper. Protective wrapper from the previous owner: J. Biddles. Contains production notations.

 127 Savill, John Faucit Wapping Old Stairs : A nautical drama in three acts, by John Faucit Savill, Esq. approximately 1837-1847 Place of Publication:

London: 2 Cumberland Terrace

 Publisher:

John Cumberland

 Series:

Cumberland's Minor Theatre, 117

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 127 Robertson, T[homas] W[illiam] War : A drama in three acts. By T.W. Robertson. approximately 1887-1895 Place of Publication:

London: 28 West 23d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 407

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 127 Byron, Henry J[ames] War to the Knife : A comedy in three acts. By Henry J. Byron. approximately 1870-1877 Place of Publication:

New York: No. 33 Rose Street

 Publisher:

Robert M. De Witt, Publisher

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 127 Fitzball, Edward Wardock Kennilson; or, The Wild Woman of the Village : A romantic drama in three acts, by Edward Fitz-ball, Esq. approximately 1830-1847 Place of Publication:

London: 2 Cumberland Terrace

 Publisher:

John Cumberland

 Series:

Cumberland's Minor Theatre, 65

 Item Specific Details:

tan publisher wrapper. Protective wrapper from a previous owner: J. Biddles. Contains minor production notations.

 128 Fitzball, Edward Wardock Kennilson; or, The Wild Woman of the Village : A romantic drama in three acts, by Edward Fitz-ball, Esq. approximately 1830-1847 Place of Publication:

London: 2 Cumberland Terrace

 Publisher:

John Cumberland

 Series:

Cumberland's Minor Theatre, 65

 Item Specific Details:

tan publisher wrapper. Protective wrapper from a previous owner: J. Biddles.

 128 Walker, C.E The Warlock of the Glen : A melo-drama in two acts. Written by C.E. Walker, Esq. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 East 14th St., Union Sq.

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 290

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 128 Rodwell, G[eorge] Herbert Was I to Blame? : A farce in one act, by G. Herbert Rodwell. 1872 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 480

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 128 Simpson, J[ohn] Palgrave Watchdog of the Walsinghams : A romantic drama in four acts. By J. Palgrave Simpson. approximately 1871-1872 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 1380

 Item Specific Details:

light green wrapper

 128 Coyne, J[oseph] Stirling The Water Witches : An original farce in one act, by J. Stirling Coyne. approximately 1864-1865 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 613

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 128 Dibdin, Charles The Waterman; or, The First of August : A ballad opera. By Charles Dibdin. 1878 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 344

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 128 Swears, Herbert Wayfarers : A new and original play in one act. By Herbert Swears. approximately 1899-1900 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 2128

 Item Specific Details:

orangish-tan wrapper

 128 Colman, George, the Younger Ways and Means; or, A Trip to Dover : A comedy in three acts. By George Colman, the Younger 1819 Place of Publication:

Philadelphia: 201 Chesnut Street

 Publisher:

T.H. Palmer

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 128 Poel, William The Wayside Cottage : A comedietta in one act, adapted from Kotzebue's farce of the "Half-Way House," by William Poel. approximately 1881-1883 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1789

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 128 Poel, William The Wayside Cottage : A comedietta in one act, adapted from Kotzebue's farce of the "Half-Way House," by William Poel. approximately 1881-1883 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1789

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 128 Suter, William E. We All Have Our Little Faults : A farce in one act. By William E. Suter. approximately 1873-1878 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1156

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 128 Allingham, John Till The Weathercock : A comic opera in two acts. By John Till Allingham 1806 Place of Publication:

New York: At the Dramatic Repository, Shakspeare-Gallery

 Publisher:

D. Longworth

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 128 Allingham, J[ohn] T[ill] The Weathercock : A farce in two acts. By J.T.Allingham. approximately 1850-1853 Place of Publication:

New York: 151 Nassau Street, corner of Spruce

 Publisher:

Wm. Taylor & Co.

 Series:

The Minor Drama, 39

 Item Specific Details:

no publisher wrapper. Protective wrapper from a previous owner: Wm. J. LeMoyne. Contains minor production notations.

 128 Barber, James The Weaver of Lyons! or, The Three Conscripts : A farce in one act. By James Barber, Esq. approximately 1876-1878 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1650

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 128 Barber, James The Weaver of Lyons! or, The Three Conscripts : A farce in one act. By James Barber, Esq. approximately 1852-1857 Place of Publication:

London: Wellington Street, Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Publisher

 Series:

The New British Theatre (late Duncombe's), 451

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 128 Morton, John Maddison The Wedding Breakfast : A farce in one act. By John Maddison Morton, Esq. approximately 1900-1901 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 2193

 Item Specific Details:

tannish-orange wrapper

 128 Inchbald, [Elizabeth (Simpson)] The Wedding Day : A comedy in two acts, by Mrs. Inchbald. approximately 1864-1872 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 160

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper

 128 Gilbert, W[illiam] S[chwenck] The Wedding March : ("Le Chapeu de Paille D'Italie") An eccentricity in three acts. By W.S. Gilbert. approximately 1878-1895 Place of Publication:

London: 26 Southampton Street, Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1703

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 128 Pemberton, T[homas] Edgar Weeds : A comedietta in one act, by T. Edgar Pemberton. approximately 1878-1879 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1684

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 128 Havard, Philip Well Matched : A comedietta By Philip Havard. approximately 1905-1906 Place of Publication:

London: 26 Southampton Street, Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 2277

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 128 Wilks, T[homas] E[gerton] Wenlock of Wenlock; or, The Spirit of the Black Mantle : A melo-drama in three acts. By T.E. Wilks. approximately 1887-1895 Place of Publication:

New York: 28 West 23d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 131

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 129 Wilks, T[homas] E[gerton] Wenlock of Wenlock; or, The Spirit of the Black Mantle : A romantic drama in three acts. By T.E. Wilks, Esq. approximately 1834-1848 Place of Publication:

London: 10 Middle Row, Holborn

 Publisher:

J. Duncombe & Co.

 Series:

[Duncombe's British Theatre], 132

 Item Specific Details:

front page of publisher wrapper missing. Protective wrapper added by the previous owner: J. Biddles.

 129 Boucicault, Dion[ysus] L[ardner] West End; or, The Irish Heiress : A comedy in five acts. By Dion L. Bourcicault, Esq. approximately 1910-1924 Place of Publication:

New York: 28-30 West 38th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 236

 Item Specific Details:

orangish-tan wrapper

 129 Coyne, J[oseph] Stirling What Will They Say at Brompton? : A comedietta in one act. By J. Stirling Coyne, Esq. 1858 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 499

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 129 Cumberland, Richard The Wheel of Fortune : A comedy in five acts, by Richard Cumberland. approximately 1873-1878 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1560

 Item Specific Details:

pink wrapper

 129 Where Shall I Dine? : A farcetta in one act. approximately 1878-1879 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1708

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 129 Morton, John Maddison Where There's a Will There's a Way : A comic drama in one act. By John Maddison Morton. approximately 1873-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 129

 Item Specific Details:

pink wrapper

 129 Bridgeman, J[ohn] V[ipon] Where's Your Wife? : An entirely original farce. By J.V. Bridgeman. 1863 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 895

 Item Specific Details:

green wrapper

 129 Cowley, [Hannah (Parkhouse)] Which Is the Man? : A comedy in five acts. By Mrs. Cowley. approximately 1872-1878 Place of Publication:

London: 313 Strand

 Publisher:

J. Dicks

 Series:

Dick's Standard Plays, 297

 Item Specific Details:

green wrapper

 129 Theyre-Smith, S[penser] Which is Which? : A comedietta in one act. By S. Theyre Smith. approximately 1872-1878 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

[French's Acting Edition], 1453

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 129 Theyre-Smith, S[penser] Which is Which? : A comedietta in one act. By S. Theyre Smith. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 348

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 129 Morton, John M[addison] Which of the Two? : A comedietta in one act. By John M. Morton, Esq. 1859 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 589

 Item Specific Details:

pinkish-orange wrapper

 129 Pitt, George Dibdin The Whistler; or, The Fate of the Lily of St. Leonards! : A drama in three acts. By George Dibdin Pitt. 1872 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 1442

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 129 Burnand, F[rancis] C[owley] The White Cat! or, Prince Lardi-Dardi & the Radiant Rosetta : A fairy burlesque extravaganza. By F.C. Burnand, Esq. approximately 1870-1872 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 1339

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper. A Christmas extravaganza.

 129 Burnand, F[rancis] C[owley] The White Fawn; or, The Loves of Prince Buttercup and the Princess Daisy : An entirely new spectacular extravaganza. By F.C. Burnand, Esq. approximately 1867-1868 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 1176

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper. A Christmas extravaganza.

 129 Jerrold, Douglas [William] The White Milliner : A comedy in two acts. By Douglas Jerrold. approximately 1866-1867 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 1068

 Item Specific Details:

blue wrapper

 129 Stirling, Edward The White Slave; or, The Flag of Freedom : A drama in two acts. By Edward Stirling, Esq. approximately 1891-1892 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1948

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 129 Ferris, Edward and Arthur Stuart A White Stocking : A play in one act. By Edward Ferris and Arthur Stuart. approximately 1896-1899 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 2093

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 129 Townsend, W[illiam] T[hompson] Whitefriars; or, The Days of Claude Du Val : A drama in three acts, from the celebrated romantic novel of the same title. By W.T. Townsend, Esq. approximately 1873-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 598

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 129 Reece, R[obert] Whittington, Junior, and His Sensation Cat : An original civic burlesque. Written by R. Reece. approximately 1889-1890 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1333

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 129 Williams, Thomas J[ohn] Who is Who? or, All in a Fog! : A farce in one act. By Thomas J. Williams, Esq. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

[French's Acting Edition], [1277]

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 130 Williams, Thomas J[ohn] Who is Who? or, All in a Fog! : A farce in one act. By Thomas J. Williams, Esq. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 346

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 130 Dance, Charles Who Speaks First? : A farce in one act. By Charles Dance. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 East 14th St., Union Sq.

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 34

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 130 Grisar, Albert and W[illiam] J[ames] Lucas Who Stole the Clock : An operatic farce in one act. Composed by Albert Grisar. Adapted by W.J. Lucas. approximately 1873-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1590

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 130 Morton, John Maddison Who Stole the Pocket-Book; or, A Dinner for Six : A farce in one act. Written by John Maddison Morton. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

London: 38 East 14th St., Union Square

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 236

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 130 Goddard, Kate Who Won? : A curtain raiser. By Kate Goddard. approximately 1900-1910 Place of Publication:

New York: 24 West 22d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 386

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 130 Millingen, J[ohn] G[ideon] Who'll Lend Me a Wife? : A farce in two acts, by J.G. Millingen, M.D. approximately 1899-1900 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1651

 Item Specific Details:

tannish-orange wrapper

 130 Morton, John Maddison Who's the Composer? : A comic drama in two acts. By John Maddison Morton, Esq. approximately 1883-1885 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1845

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 130 Williams, Thomas J[ohn] Who's to Win Him? : A comedietta in one act. By Thomas J. Williams, Esq. approximately 1872-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1185

 Item Specific Details:

tannish-orange wrapper

 130 Williams, Thomas J[ohn] Who's to Win Him? : A comedietta in one act. By Thomas J. Williams, Esq. approximately 1910-1924 Place of Publication:

New York: 28-30 West 38th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 345

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 130 Planché, J[ames] R[obinson] Who's Your Friend? or, The Queensberry Fête : A comic drama in two acts, by J.R. Planché, F.S.A. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 130 Mathews, Charles Why did You Die? : A petite comedy in one act, by Mr. Charles Mathews approximately 1845-1853 Place of Publication:

London: 19 Suffolk Street, Pall Mall East

 Publisher:

Webster and Co.

 Series:

Webster's Acting National Drama, 22

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 130 Broughton, Fred[eric] W[illiam] Why Women Weep : A comedy in one act. By Fred W. Broughton. approximately 1910-1924 Place of Publication:

London: 26 Southampton Street, Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1957

 Item Specific Details:

orangish-tan wrapper

 130 Courtney, John A Wicked Wife : A drama in one act, by John Courtney, Esq. approximately 1866-1867 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 446

 Item Specific Details:

blue wrapper

 130 Lucas, W[illiam] J[ames] The Widow Bewitched : A farce in one act. By W.J. Lucas. approximately 1878-1879 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1729

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 130 Lucas, W[illiam] J[ames] The Widow Bewitched! : A farce in one act. By W.J. Lucas. approximately 1845-1848 Place of Publication:

London: 10 Middle Row, Holborn

 Publisher:

John Duncombe & Co.

 Series:

Duncombe's British Theatre, 417

 Item Specific Details:

pink publisher wrapper. Protective wrapper from a previous owner: J. Biddles.

 130 Hardy, E[dward] Trueblood Widow Freeheart; or, The Woman Haters : A comedy in five acts, by E. Trueblood Hardy, A.M., counselor at law. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 East 14th St., Union Sq.

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 358

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 130 Selby, Charles The Widow's Victim : A farce in one act. By Charles Selby, comedian. approximately 1853-1857 Place of Publication:

New York: No. 18 Ann Street

 Publisher:

William Taylor & Co.

 Series:

The Minor Drama, 23

 Item Specific Details:

brown publisher wrapper. Previous owner: J. Biddles.

 130 Selby, Charles The Widow's Victim : A farce in one act. By Charles Selby, comedian. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 East 14th St., Union Sq.

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 23

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 167 Almar, George The Wife of Seven Husbands : A legend of Pedlar's Acre. A melo-drama in two acts. By George Almar. Item Specific Details:

photocopy of original from Thomas Hailes Lacy

 130 Marston, [John] Westland The Wife's Portrait : A household picture, under two lights. By Westland Marston, Esq. approximately 1866-1867 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 806

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 130 Lovell, George W. The Wife's Secret : An original play in five acts. By George W. Lovell. approximately 1868-1872 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Publisher

 Series:

[Lacy's Acting Edition] , [1216]

 Item Specific Details:

no publisher wrapper

 131 Walker, John The Wild Boy of Bohemia; or, The Force of Nature : A melo-drama in two acts. By John Walker. approximately 1878-1879 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1704

 Item Specific Details:

orangish-tan wrapper

 131 Lehr, Charles A Wild Flower : A comedy in one act. By Charles Lehr. approximately 1905-1910 Place of Publication:

New York: 26 West 22d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 370

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 131 Rose, Edward Wild Flowers : A dramatic sketch in one act. By Edward Rose. approximately 1880-1881 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1766

 Item Specific Details:

pinkish-orange wrapper

 131 Rose, Edward Wild Flowers : A dramatic sketch in one act. By Edward Rose. approximately 1880-1881 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1766

 Item Specific Details:

pinkish-orange wrapper

 131 O'Keeffe, John Wild Oats; or, The Strolling Gentleman : A comedy in five acts. By John O'Keeffe. approximately 1857-1872 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street, Up Stairs

 Publisher:

Samuel French

Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 131 O'Keeffe, John Wild Oats; or, The Strolling Gentleman : A comedy in five acts. By John O'Keeffe. approximately 1899-1902 Place of Publication:

New York: 26 West 22d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 244

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 131 O'Keeffe, John Wild Oats; or, The Strolling Gentleman : A comedy in five acts. By John O'Keeffe. approximately 1858-1863 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street, Up Stairs

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 244

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper. Previous owner: Edward Acker.

 131 O'Keeffe, John Wild Oats; or, The Strolling Gentleman : A comedy in five acts. By John O'Keeffe. 1864 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street, Up Stairs

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 244

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 131 O'Keeffe, John Wild Oats; or, The Strolling Gentleman : A comedy by John O'Keeffe 1822 Place of Publication:

Boston: Court Street

 Publisher:

Wells and Lilly

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 131 Higgie, Thomas [Henry] Wilful Murder! : An original farce in one act, by Thomas Higgie, comedian. approximately 1873-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 468

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 131 Wooler, J[ohn] P[ratt] The Wilful Ward : A comedietta in one act. By J.P. Wooler, Esq. approximately 1864-1865 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 962

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 131 Fitzgerald, Percy The William Simpson : A comedietta in one act. By Percy Fitz Gerald, M.A. approximately 1873-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1506

 Item Specific Details:

brownish-orange wrapper

 131 Knowles, James Sheridan William Tell : A play in three acts. By James Sheridan Knowles. approximately 1857-1872 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street, Up Stairs

 Publisher:

Samuel French

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 39

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 131 Knowles, James Sheridan William Tell : A play in five acts. By James Sheridan Knowles, Esq. approximately 1825-1828 Place of Publication:

New York: No. 4 Chamber Street

 Publisher:

E.M. Murden

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 131 Knowles, James Sheridan William Tell : A play in three acts. By James Sheridan Knowles. approximately 1924-1943 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 39

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 131 Buckingham, Leicester [Silk] William Tell : A telling version of an old tell-tale, an original burlesque by Leicester Buckingham. 1872 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 477

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 131 Byron, Henry J[ames] William Tell, With a Vengeance! or, The Pet, The Patriot, and the Pippin. : A grand new and original burlesque. By Henry J. Byron. approximately 1876-1878 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1157

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 131 Williams, W.H W.H. Williams' Random Recollections! or, Facts and Fancies! : Portraying a variety of eccentric characters drawn from Nature; and embracing six original comic songs. approximately 1828-1836 Place of Publication:

London: 19 Little Queen-Street, Holborn

 Publisher:

J. Duncombe

 Item Specific Details:

brown wrapper

 132 Coyne, J[oseph] Stirling Willikind and Hys Dinah : An original pathetic and heart-rending tragedy. In three sad scenes, by J. Stirling Coyne. approximately 1872-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 197

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 132 Boucicault, D[ionysus] L[ardner] The Willow Copse : A drama in five acts, by D.L. Bourcicault. approximately 1887-1895 Place of Publication:

New York: 28 West 23d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 247

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 132 Burnand, F[rancis] C[owley] Windsor Castle : An original opera-burlesque in one act. By F.C. Burnand, Esq. approximately 1865-1866 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 992

 Item Specific Details:

blue wrapper

 132 Wooler, J[ohn] P[ratt] A Winning Hazard : An original comedietta in one act. By J.P. Wooler. approximately 1881-1882 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 East 14th St., Union Square

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 310

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 132 Shak[e]speare, William The Winter's Tale : A play in five acts. Written by William Shakspeare. approximately 1924-1936 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 317

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 132 Shak[e]speare, William The Winter's Tale : A play in five acts. Written by William Shakspeare. approximately 1857-1859 Place of Publication:

Boston: 128 Washington Street, corner of Water St.

 Publisher:

William V. Spencer

 Series:

Spencer's Boston Theatre, 175

 Item Specific Details:

brownish-tan wrapper

 132 Selby, Charles The Witch of Windermere : An original comic drama in one act. By Charles Selby. approximately 1869-1872 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 1249

 Item Specific Details:

blue wrapper

 132 Broughton, Fred[eric] W[illiam] Withered Leaves : A comedietta in one act, by Fred. W. Broughton. approximately 1900-1904 Place of Publication:

London: 26 Southampton Street, Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1725

 Item Specific Details:

orangish-tan wrapper

 132 Simpson, J[ohn] Palgrave Without Incumbrances : A farce in one act. By J. Palgrave Simpson, Esq. approximately 1852-1854 Place of Publication:

London: Wellington Street, Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 25

 Item Specific Details:

orange publisher wrapper. Protective wrapper from a previous owner: J. Biddles.

 132 Gott, H. The Wizard of the Moor : A melo-drama in three acts. By H. Gott. approximately 1847-1860 Place of Publication:

London: Peter's Hill, Doctors' Commons

 Publisher:

G.H. Davidson

 Series:

Cumberland's Minor Theatre, 82

 Item Specific Details:

brown wrapper

 132 Haines, John Thomas The Wizard of the Wave; or, The Ship of the Avenger : A legendary nautical drama in three acts. By John Thomas Haines. approximately 1873-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 676

 Item Specific Details:

orangish-tan wrapper

 132 Bernard, [William] Bayle The Woman-Hater! : A petite comedy in one act, by Bayle Bernard. approximately 1842-1844 Place of Publication:

London: 20 Suffolk Street, Pall Mall East

 Publisher:

Webster & Co.

 Series:

[Webster's Acting National Drama], [101]

 Item Specific Details:

no publisher wrapper. Protective wrapper from a previous owner: Wm. J. LeMoyne.

 132 Phillips, Watts The Woman in Mauve : A sensation drama in three acts. By Watts Phillips, Esq. approximately 1866-1867 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 1137

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 132 Webster, B[enjamin, Jr.] A Woman of Business : A comedietta in one act, B. Webster, Jun., Esq. approximately 1853-1866 Place of Publication:

London: 411 Strand

 Publisher:

Webster & Co.

 Series:

Webster's Acting National Drama, 206

 Item Specific Details:

orangish-tan wrapper

 132 Coyne, J[oseph] Stirling The Woman of the World : A comedy in three acts, by J. Stirling Coyne. approximately 1868-1869 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 1204

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 132 [Suter, William E.] The Woman That Was a Cat : A metamorphosiological sketch in one act. Adapted from La Chatte Metamorphosee en Femme, by Eugene Scribe. approximately 1870-1872 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 1072

 Item Specific Details:

green wrapper

 132 Wilks, Thomas Egerton Woman's Love; or Kate Wynsley, the Cottage Girl : An entirely original drama in two acts. By Thomas Egerton Wilks. approximately 1876-1878 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 50

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 132 Wilks, Thomas Egerton Woman's Love; or Kate Wynsley, the Cottage Girl : An entirely original drama in two acts. By Thomas Egerton Wilks. approximately 1850-1857 Place of Publication:

London: Wellington Street, Strand

 Publisher:

Hailes Lacy

 Series:

[Lacy's Acting Edition], [50]

 Item Specific Details:

no publisher wrapper. Protective wrapper from a previous owner: J. Biddles.

 133 Palmer, T.A Woman's Rights : A comedietta. By T.A. Palmer. approximately 1885-1887 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1812

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 133 Heathcote, A[rthur] M. Woman's Wrongs : A comedietta in one scene. By A.M. Heathcote. approximately 1888-1890 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1936

 Item Specific Details:

orangish-tan wrapper

 133 [Morton, Charles H.] Women of the Day : [An American comedy of modern society in four acts, by Charles H. Morton] 1874 Place of Publication:

[Philadelphia]

 Publisher:

[Printed, Not Published

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper or title page, but the text, design of printing, and font match the "printed, but not published" issue of this play from Philadelphia in December, 1874, as done at Mrs. Drew's Arch Street Theatre

 133 Reeve, Wybert Won at Last! : An original comedy-drama in three acts. By Wybert Reeve. approximately 1910-1913 Place of Publication:

London: 26 Southampton Street, Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1298

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 133 Centlivre, Susanna [(Freeman Carroll)] The Wonder : A comedy in five acts. Written by Mrs. Susanna Centlivre. approximately 1899-1902 Place of Publication:

New York: 24 West 22d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 294

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 133 Centlivre, Susanna [(Freeman Carroll)] The Wonder: A Woman Keeps a Secret! : A comedy in five acts. By Mrs. Centlivre. 1812 Place of Publication:

New York: At the Dramatic Repository, Shakspeare-Gallery

 Publisher:

D. Longworth

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 133 Dance, Cha[rle]s A Wonderful Woman : A comic drama in two acts. By Chas. Dance, Esq. approximately 1872-1878 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street

Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 326

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 133 Morton, John Maddison Woodcock's Little Game : A comedy-farce in two acts. By John Maddison Morton. approximately 1872-1878 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

Series:

[French's Acting Edition], [945]

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 133 Morton, John Maddison Woodcock's Little Game : A comedy-farce in two acts. By John Maddison Morton. approximately 1887-1890 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 945

 Item Specific Details:

brownish-orange wrapper

 133 Arnold, W.H The Woodman's Hut; or, The Burning Forest : A melo-drama in two acts, by W.H. Arnold. approximately 1866-1867 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 369

 Item Specific Details:

blue wrapper

 133 Stirling, Edward The Woodman's Spell : A serio-comic drama in one act, by Edward Stirling. approximately 1866-1867 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 23

 Item Specific Details:

blue wrapper

 133 Troughton, Adolphus Charles Wooing in Jest, and Loving in Earnest : A comedietta in one act, by Adolphus Charles Troughton. approximately 1876-1878 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 555

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper. This is one of two plays bound together into the same pamphlet binder. The other play is "Wooing One's Wife"

 133 Morton, John Maddison Wooing One's Wife : A farce in one act. By John Maddison Morton. approximately 1863-1865 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 778

 Item Specific Details:

pink wrapper. This is the second of two plays bound together in the same pamphlet binder. The other play is "Wooing in Jest."

 133 Simpson, J[ohn] Palgrave World and Stage : An original comedy in three acts. By J. Palgrave Simpson. approximately 1904-1906 Place of Publication:

London: 26 Southampton Street, Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1444

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 133 Oxenford, John The World of Fashion : A comedy in three acts. By John Oxenford, Esq. approximately 1900-1902 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 811

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 133 Oxenford, John The World of Fashion : A comedy in three acts. By John Oxenford, Esq. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

[French's Acting Edition], [811]

 Item Specific Details:

no publisher wrapper. This contains production notations. It has been shaped into a full prompt copy with the pages cut from the original issue and pasted on paper to make additional space for notes.

 133 Waldron, W[illiam] R[ichard] Worth a Struggle : A comedy drama in four acts. By W.R. Waldron. approximately 1871-1872 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Publisher

 Series:

[Lacy's Acting Edition], [1349]

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 133 Waldron, W[illiam] R[ichard] Worth a Struggle : A comedy drama in four acts. By W.R. Waldron. approximately 1892-1894 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1349

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 133 Buckstone, John Baldwin The Wreck Ashore : A drama in two acts, by John Baldwin Buckstone, Esq. approximately 1872-1878 Place of Publication:

New York: No. 122 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

[French's Standard Drama], [258]

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 134 Wilks, Thomas Egerton The Wren Boys; or, The Moment of Peril! : A drama in two acts. By Thomas Egerton Wilks. approximately 1878-1879 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 773

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 134 Wilks, Thomas Egerton The Wren Boys; or, The Moment of Peril! : A drama in two acts. By Thomas Egerton Wilks. approximately 1878-1879 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 773

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 134 Byron, Henry J[ames] Wrinkles: A Tale of Time : An original comedy, by Henry J. Byron. approximately 1887-1895 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1720

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 134 Morton, Thomas and J[ohn] M[addison] Morton The Writing on the Wall : A melo-drama in three acts. By Thomas and J.M. Morton. approximately 1899-1902 Place of Publication:

New York: 26 West 22d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 95

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 134 Young, Charles L[awrence] Yellow Roses : A dramatic sketch in one act. By Sir Charles L. Young, Bart. approximately 1924-1943 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 376

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 134 Pemberton, T[homas] Edgar Yeoman's Service : A domestic comedy in one act. By T. Edgar Pemberton. approximately 1885-1887 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1868

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 134 Haines, J[ohn] T[homas] The Yew Tree Ruins; or, The Wreck, the Miser, and the Mines : A domestic drama in three acts. By J.T. Haines. approximately 1866-1867 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 1096

 Item Specific Details:

blue wrapper

 134 Bayly, Thomas Haynes You Can't Marry Your Grandmother : An original petite comedy in two acts. by Thomas Haynes Bayly, Esq. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper

 134 Planché, J[ames] R[obinson] Young and Handsome : A new and original fairy extravaganza in one act, founded on the Countess of Murat's fairy tale of "Jeune et Belle." by J.R. Planché, Esq. approximately 1860-1865 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 421

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper. This appears to be A Christmas extravaganza.

 134 Oxenford, John A Young Lad From the Country : An original farce in one act. By John Oxenford, Esq. approximately 1873-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 953

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 134 Selby, Charles The Young Mother : A comic drama in one act. By Charles Selby, comedian. 1859 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 574

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 134 Soane, George The Young Reefer : A farce in two acts, by George Soane, A.B. approximately 1835-1847 Place of Publication:

London: 2 Cumberland Terrace, Camden, New Town

 Publisher:

John Cumberland

 Series:

Cumberland's Minor Theatre, 70

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 134 Stirling, Edward The Young Scamp; or, My Grandmother's Pet! : A farce in one act. By Edward Stirling, Esq. approximately 1844-1848 Place of Publication:

London: 10 Middle Row, Holborn

 Publisher:

John Duncombe & Co.

 Series:

Duncombe's British Theatre, 388

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 134 Rodwell, Thomas G. The Young Widow; or, A Lesson for Lovers : A comic piece in one act. by Thomas G. Rodwell. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 East 14th St., Union Square

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 80

 Item Specific Details:

orangish-yellow wrapper

 134 Morton, John Maddison Your Life's in Danger : A farce in one act. By John Maddison Morton. 1857 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 131

 Item Specific Details:

light orange publisher wrapper. Protective wrapper added by a previous owner: J. Biddles. Contains production notations.

 134 Morton, John Maddison Your Life's in Danger : A farce in one act. By John Maddison Morton. approximately 1885-1887 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 131

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 134 Morton, John Maddison Your Life's in Danger : A farce in one act. By John Maddison Morton. 1867 Place of Publication:

Boston: 203 Washington Street

 Publisher:

W.V. Spencer

 Item Specific Details:

pink wrapper. Previous owner: Edwin Clifford. Contains minor production notations.

 134 Harrington, N[icholas] H[erbet] and Edmund [Hodgson] Yates Your Likeness--One Shilling! : A comic sketch in one act, by N.H. Harrington and Edmund Yates approximately 1860-1863 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 527

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 134 Maltby, [Charles] Alfred Your Vote and Interest : An electioneering squib, let off by Alfred Maltby. approximately 1874-1878 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1500

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 134 Webster, Benjamin [the Younger] A Yule Log : A farce in one act. By B. Webster, Jun. Esq. approximately 1873-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 1461

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 135 Soane, George Zarah : A romantic drama in two acts. By George Soane, A.B. approximately 1847-1860 Place of Publication:

London: 19 Peter's Hill, Doctors' Commons

 Publisher:

G.H. Davidson

 Series:

Cumberland's British Theatre, 266

 Item Specific Details:

brownish-tan wrapper

 135 Somerset, C[harles] A. Zelina; or, The Triumph of the Greeks : A grand warlike Grecian drama, in three acts. Written by C.A. Somerset, Esq. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 East 14th St., Union Square

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 291

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 American Acting Editions approximately 1812-1943 135 Dunlap, William Abaellino, The Great Bandit : A grand dramatic romance in five acts. Translated from the German, and adapted to the New-York Theatre, by William Dunlap, Esq. Fourth Edition. 1820 Place of Publication:

New York: At the Dramatic Repository, Shakspeare-Gallery

 Publisher:

Thomas Longworth

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 135 Daly, Augustin 7-20-8; or, Casting the Boomerang : A comedy of to-day in 4 acts. (from the German of Von Schoenthau.) by Augustin Daly. As acted at Daly's Theatre for the first time, February 24, 1883. 1884 Place of Publication:

New York

 Publisher:

[Printed, Not Published

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper. Imprint reads: "Printed as manuscript only, for the author."

 135 16,000 Years Ago! : Act for three characters. As performed by Buckley's Serenaders. 1880 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 46

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 135 Payne, John Howard Adeline, The Victim of Seduction : A melo drama in three acts. Altered from the French, and adapted to the English Stage. By John Howard Payne. As performed at the Theatres Drury Lane and New York. 1822 Place of Publication:

New York: Circulating Library and Dramatic Repository, No. 4 Chamber Street

 Publisher:

E.M. Murden

 Item Specific Details:

no publisher wrapper. This has a protective wrapper added by a previous owner. It is interleaved with paper to make a prompt copy and signed by Wm. J. Le Moyne.

 135 [Baker, George Melville] Above the Clouds approximately 1876-1886 Place of Publication:

Boston: Nos. 41-45 Franklin Street

 Publisher:

Geo. M. Baker & Co.

 Series:

The Amateur Drama

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 135 [Birch, Samuel] The Adopted Child approximately 1830-1850s Item Specific Details:

no title page, no publisher wrapper. Protective wrapper from a previous owner: Wm. J. Le Moyne. Contains extensive production notations.

 135 Latour, Eugene Adorable Elizabeth : A comedy in one act, by Eugene Latour. approximately 1900? Place of Publication:

Chicago

 Publisher:

The Dramatic Publishing Co.

 Series:

Sergel's Acting Drama, 562

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper

 135 Daly, Augustin After Business Hours : A comedy in four acts (from the German of Dr. Oscar Blumenthal) by Augustin Daly. As produced at Daly's Theatre for the first time Tuesday, October 5, 1886. 1886 Place of Publication:

New York

 Publisher:

[Printed, Not Published]

 Item Specific Details:

red wrapper. Imprint reads: "privately printed for the author--as manuscript only."

 135 Booth, Helen After Twenty Years : A comedy in one act. By Helen Booth. 1911 Place of Publication:

Philadelphia: 923 Arch Street

 Publisher:

The Penn Publishing Company

 Item Specific Details:

light blue wrapper

 135 Baker, Rachel E[lizabeth] and George M[elville] Baker After Taps : A drama in three acts. Completed by Rachel E. Baker, from notes and unfinished manuscript of the late George M. Baker. approximately 1892-1921 Place of Publication:

Boston: 5 Hamilton Place

 Publisher:

Walter H. Baker & Co.

 Series:

Baker's Edition of Plays

 Item Specific Details:

orangish-tan wrapper

 135 Gillette, William All the Comforts of Home : A comedy in four acts. By William Gillette. As produced at the Boston Museum, for the first time, Monday, March 3d, 1890. 1897 Place of Publication:

New York

 Publisher:

[Harold Roorbach]

 Item Specific Details:

no publisher wrapper, half of title page missing, publisher information is based on comparison with scans of this title elsewhere

 135 Sherwood, Clara Harriet The Alumni Play : A farce in one act. By Clara Harriet Sherwood. approximately 1891-1895 Place of Publication:

New York: 28 West 23d Street

 Publisher:

T.H. French, Successor to Samuel French & Son, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 341

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 135 Sherwood, Clara Harriet The Alumni Play : A farce in one act. By Clara Harriet Sherwood. approximately 1891-1895 Place of Publication:

New York: 28 West 23d Street

 Publisher:

T.H. French, Successor to Samuel French & Son, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 341

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 135 Jerrold, Douglas [William] Ambrose Gwinett; or, A Sea-Side Story : A melo-drama in three acts. By Douglas Jerrold. approximately 1857-1872 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street, Up Stairs

 Publisher:

Samuel French

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 190

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 136 Jerrold, Douglas [William] Ambrose Gwinett; or, A Sea-Side Story : A melo-drama in three acts. By Douglas Jerrold. approximately 1845-1857 Place of Publication:

Philadelphia: 15 North Sixth Street and New York: 74 Chatham Street

 Publisher:

Turner & Fisher

 Series:

[Turner's Dramatic Library], [82]

 Item Specific Details:

no publisher wrapper. Protective wrapper from a previous owner: Wm. J. Le Moyne. Contains production notations.

 136 Daly, Augustin An Arabian Night in the Nineteenth Century : A comedy in four acts, from the German of Von Moser. By Augustin Daly. As acted at Daly's Theatre for the first time, November 29th, 1879. 1884 Place of Publication:

New York

 Publisher:

[Printed, Not Published]

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper. Imprint reads: "printed as manuscript only, for the author."

 136 [Hurlburt, William Henry] Americans in Paris; or, A Game of Dominoes : A comedy in two acts. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 East 14th St., Union Square

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 209

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 136 Boucicault, Dion[ysus Lardner] Andy Blake; or, The Irish Diamond : A comedy in two acts. By Dion Boucicault. approximately 1856-1857 Place of Publication:

New York

 Publisher:

[Samuel French]

 Series:

Bourcicault's Dramatic Works, 2

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 136 Boucicault, Dion[ysus Lardner] Andy Blake; or, The Irish Diamond : A comedy in two acts. By Dion Boucicault. 1857 Place of Publication:

New York: 121 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French

Series:

Bourcicault's Dramatic Works, 2

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

136 Mowatt, Anna Cora Armand; or, The Peer and the Peasant : A play in five acts. By Anna Cora Mowatt. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 East 14th St., Union Square

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 214

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 136 Leavitt, A[ndrew] J. and H[ubert] W. Eagan The Arrival of Dickens : An Ethiopian sketch. By A.J. Leavitt and H.W. Eagan. approximately 1887-1895 Place of Publication:

New York: 28 West 23d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Ethiopian Drama, New Series, 5

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 136 Rose, Ada M. At Cross Purposes : Comedietta in one act. By Ada M. Rose. approximately 1910-1924 Place of Publication:

New York: 28-30 West 38th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 393

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 136 Davis, Owen At Yale : A comedy drama of college life in three acts, by Owen Davis. approximately 1910-1924 Place of Publication:

New York: 28-30 West 38th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's International Copyrighted Edition of the Best Authors, 153

 Item Specific Details:

greenish-tan wrapper

 136 Lee, Herbert The Avenger; or, The Moor of Sicily : A melo-drama in three acts. By Herbert Lee. approximately 1899-1902 Place of Publication:

New York: 26 West 22d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 239

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 136 Hardwicke, Pelham A Bachelor of Arts : A comic drama in two acts. Written by Pelham Hardwicke. approximately 1857-1859 Place of Publication:

Boston: 128 Washington Street, corner of Water St.

 Publisher:

William V. Spencer

 Series:

Spencer's Boston Theatre, 132

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 136 Bishop, Henry R. The Barber of Seville : A comic opera in three acts. Translated from the celebrated Italian Opera, "Il Barbiere di Seviglia," composed by Rossini. The new music composed, and the whole adapted to the English stage, by Henry R. Bishop. As performed at the Chestnut-Street Theat 1828 Place of Publication:

New York: No. 201 Chestnut Street & No. 4 Chambers-Street

 Publisher:

Neal & Mackenzie

 Item Specific Details:

no publisher wrapper. Protective wrapper from a previous owner: Wm. J. Le Moyne.

 136 Leland, Oliver S[hepard] Beatrice; or, The False and the True : A play in five acts. By Oliver S. Leland. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 East 14th St., Union Square

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 292

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 136 Maturin, Charles Bertram : A tragedy in five acts. By Rev. Charles Maturin. approximately 1853-1857 Place of Publication:

New York: 18 Ann Street

 Publisher:

Wm. Taylor & Co.

 Series:

[The Modern Standard Drama], 53

 Item Specific Details:

no publisher wrapper. This has a protective wrapper added by a previous owner. It is interleaved with paper to make a prompt copy and signed by Wm. J. Le Moyne. Contains extensive production notations.

 136 Brewster, Emma E. and Lizzie B. Scribner Beresford Benevolent Society : A farce in one act. By Emma E. Brewster and Lizzie B. Scribner. 1906 Place of Publication:

Boston

 Publisher:

Walter H. Baker & Co.

 Series:

Baker's Edition of Plays

 Item Specific Details:

brown wrapper

 136 Baker, Robert Melville Black Magic : A burlesque Negro sketch. By Robert Melville Baker. approximately 1900-1921 Place of Publication:

Boston: Hamilton Place

 Publisher:

Walter H. Baker & Co.

 Series:

Baker's Edition of Plays

 Item Specific Details:

brownish-orange wrapper

 136 Serrano, Thomas K. Between Two Fires : A comedy drama in three acts. By Thomas K. Serrano. approximately 1888-1916 Place of Publication:

New York: 18 Ann Street

 Publisher:

Dick & Fitzgerald, Publishers

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper

 137 Risdon, David A Black Trump : A Negro comedy in two acts. By David Risdon. Originally produced and published under the title of Out of Sight. approximately 1899-1921 Place of Publication:

Boston: 5 Hamilton Place

 Publisher:

Walter H. Baker & Co.

 Series:

Baker's Edition of Plays

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 137 Leavitt, A[ndrew] J. and H[ubert] W. Eagan The Blackest Tragedy of All; or, A Peep Behind the Scenes : An Ethiopian sketch. By A.J. Leavitt and H.W. Eagan. approximately 1887-1895 Place of Publication:

New York: 28 West 23d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Ethiopian Drama, New Series, 7

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 137 [Burnett, James Gilbert] Blanche of Brandywine : An American patriotic spectacle. Dramatised for, and originally performed at Laura Keene's Theatre, Thursday Evening, April 22, 1858, with unbounded success. approximately 1891-1895 Place of Publication:

New York: 28 West 23d Street

 Publisher:

T.H. French, Successor to Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 206

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 137 [Kenney, James] The Blind Boy approximately 1830s -1850s Item Specific Details:

no publisher wrapper, no title page. This has a protective wrapper from a previous owner. It has been interleaved to make a prompt book for Wm. J. Le Moyne. Contains extensive production notations.

 137 Leland, Oliver S[hepard] Blue and Cherry; or, Appearances are Deceitful : A commedietta [sic] in one act. By Oliver S. Leland. approximately 1889-1896 Place of Publication:

Boston: No. 23 Winter Street

 Publisher:

Walter H. Baker Co.

 Series:

The Universal Stage, 59

 Item Specific Details:

orangish-tan wrapper

 137 Leavitt, A[ndrew] J. and H[ubert] W. Eagan Blinks and Jinks : An Ethiopian sketch. By A.J. Leavitt and H.W. Eagan. approximately 1910-1924 Place of Publication:

New York: 28-30 West 38th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Ethiopian Drama, New Series, 1

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 137 Cowley, E.J The Bohemians : A comedy in three acts. By E.J. Cowley. 1896 Place of Publication:

Boston

Publisher:

Walter H. Baker Co.

 Series:

Baker's Edition of Plays

 Item Specific Details:

brown wrapper

 137 Barnett, Morris The Bold Dragoons : An original comic drama, by Morris Barnett. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 East 14th St., Union Square

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 144

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 137 Brown, Marsden A Bold Stratagem : A comedy in three acts. By Marsden Brown. approximately 1886-1911 Place of Publication:

Chicago: 358 Dearborn Street

 Publisher:

The Dramatic Publishing Company

 Series:

American Amateur Drama

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper

 137 White, C[harles] Bone Squash : A comic opera in two acts and eight scenes. Arranged by C. White. approximately 1876-1878 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 77

 Item Specific Details:

pink wrapper

 137 [Baker, George Melville] The Boston Dip : A comedy in one act. approximately 1876-1879 Place of Publication:

Boston: No. 47 Franklin Street

 Publisher:

Geo. M. Baker & Co.

 Series:

The Amateur Drama

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 137 Taylor, T[homas] P[roclus] The Bottle : A drama in two acts. By T.P. Taylor. Founded upon the graphic illustrations of George Cruikshank, Esq. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 East 14th St., Union Square

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 20

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 137 Tayleure, Clifton W. The Boy Martyrs of Sept. 12, 1814 : A local historical drama in three acts. Written by Clifton W. Tayleure, Esq. approximately 1887-1895 Place of Publication:

New York: 28 West 23d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 249

 Item Specific Details:

orangish-tan wrapper

 137 Johnson, Sherman F. Boys Will Be Girls : A girlsterous extravaganza in one act. By Sherman F. Johnson. 1905 Place of Publication:

Boston

 Publisher:

Walter H. Baker Co.

 Series:

Baker's Edition of Plays

 Item Specific Details:

orangish-tan wrapper

 137 Townsend, Charles Broken Fetters : An original drama in five acts. By Charles Townsend. approximately 1900? Place of Publication:

Chicago

Publisher:

The Dramatic Publishing Company

 Series:

Sergel's Acting Drama, 356

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper

 137 Moore, Bernard Francis Brother Against Brother : A military play in five acts. By Bernard Francis Moore. approximately 1898-1921 Place of Publication:

Boston: No. 5 Hamilton Place

 Publisher:

Walter H. Baker Co.

 Series:

Baker's Edition of Plays

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 137 Payne, John Howard Brutus; or, The Fall of Tarquin : A tragedy in five acts. By John Howard Payne. approximately 1910-1924 Place of Publication:

New York: 28-30 West 38th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 59

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 137 Payne, John Howard Brutus; or, The Fall of Tarquin : An historical tragedy in five acts. By John Howard Payne, Esq. approximately 1830s -1840s Place of Publication:

New York: No. 9 Thames-Street, rear of City Hotel

 Publisher:

E.B. Clayton

 Series:

Clayton's Edition

 Item Specific Details:

no publisher wrapper. Protective wrapper from a previous owner: Ed Acker.

 138 Philips, F.C. and Charles H.E. Brookfield The Burglar and the Judge : A comedietta in one act, by F.C. Philips and Charles H.E. Brookfield. approximately 1910-1924 Place of Publication:

New York: 28-30 West 38th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 402

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 138 Vogt, Harry V. By Force of Impulse : An original drama in five acts. By Harry V. Vogt. approximately 1887-1916 Place of Publication:

New York: 18 Ann Street

 Publisher:

Dick & Fitzgerald, Publishers

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 138 Sherwood, Clara Harriet The Cable Car : An Howellian burlesque in two acts. By Clara Harriet Sherwood. approximately 1891-1895 Place of Publication:

New York: 28 West 23d Street

 Publisher:

T.H. French, Successor to Samuel French & Son, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 339

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 138 Triplet, James Call at Number 1--7 : A farce in one act, by James Triplet. approximately 1863-1872 Place of Publication:

New York: No. 122 Nassau Street, Up Stairs

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 138 Quinn, Richard Called Away : A drama in four acts. By Richard Quinn. approximately 1900-1910 Place of Publication:

New York: 24 West 22d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 423

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 138 [Heron, Matilda] Camille; or, The Fate of a Coquette : Adapted from the French of Alexandre Dumas, Jr. c.1899-1902 Place of Publication:

New York: 26 West 22d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

[French's Standard Drama], 129

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper. This is the first of two copies of this play bound in the same pamphlet binder.

 138 [Heron, Matilda] Camille; or, The Fate of a Coquette : Adapted from the French of Alexandre Dumas, Jr. approximately 1899-1902 Place of Publication:

New York: 26 West 22d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

[French's Standard Drama], 129

 Item Specific Details:

No wrapper. This is the second of two copies of this play bound in the same pamphlet binder.

 138 Heron, Matilda Camille; or, The Fate of a Coquette : Adapted from the French of Alexandre Dumas, Jr. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 East 14th St., Union Square

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 129

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 138 [Heron, Matilda] Camille; or, The Fate of a Coquette : Adapted from the French of Alexandre Dumas, Jr. approximately 1899-1902 Place of Publication:

New York: 26 West 22d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

[French's Standard Drama], 129

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper. Previous owner: Sarah Truax. It is the first of two copies of this play bound into the same pamphlet binder. Contains minor production notations.

 138 [Heron, Matilda] Camille; or, The Fate of a Coquette : Adapted from the French of Alexandre Dumas, Jr. approximately 1887-1895 Place of Publication:

New York: 28 West 23d Street

 Publisher:

T.H. French, Successor to Samuel French & Son, Publisher

 Series:

[French's Standard Drama], 129

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper. This is the second of two copies of this play bound in the same pamphlet binder.

 138 Heron, Matilda Camille; or, The Fate of a Coquette : Adapted from the French of Alexandre Dumas, Jr. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 East 14th St., Union Square

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 129

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper

 138 Heron, Matilda Camille; or, The Fate of a Coquette : Adapted from the French of Alexandre Dumas, Jr. approximately 1887-1895 Place of Publication:

New York: 28 West 23d Street

 Publisher:

T.H. French, Successor to Samuel French & Son, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 129

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 138 Heron, Matilda Camille; or, The Fate of a Coquette : Adapted from the French of Alexandre Dumas, Jr. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 129

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 138 Leland, Oliver S[hepard] Caprice; or, A Woman's Heart : A comedy in three acts. Written by Oliver S. Leland, Esq. approximately 1910-1924 Place of Publication:

New York: 28-30 West 38th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 303

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 138 Jones, J[oseph] S[tevens] The Carpenter of Rouen; or, The Massacre of St. Bartholomew : A romantic drama in four acts, by J.S. Jones, Esq. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 East 14th St., Union Square

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 123

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 138 Robertson, T[homas] W[illiam] Caste : An original comedy in three acts. By T.W. Robertson, Esq. approximately 1884-1899 Place of Publication:

New York: No. 33 Rose Street

 Publisher:

De Witt, Publisher

 Series:

De Witt's Acting Plays, 1

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper

 138 Perine, C[harles] E. Cast Upon the World : An entirely original drama in five acts. By Charles E. Newton, (C.E. Perine). approximately 1871-1877 Place of Publication:

New York: No. 33 Rose Street

 Publisher:

Robert M. De Witt, Publisher

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 138 D'Ennery, [Adolph Phillippe] and [Eugene] Cormon A Celebrated Case : A drama in a prologue and four acts. By MM. D'Ennery and Cormon. 1918 Place of Publication:

Philadelphia

 Publisher:

The Penn Publishing Company

 Item Specific Details:

light blue wrapper

 138 [Williams, Henry Llewellyn] Challenge Dance : Prelude to dance, for two speaking dancers, musician to speak and instrumental quartette. As performed by Bryant's Minstrels. approximately 1885-1887 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 43

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 138 Payne, John Howard Charles the Second; or, The Merry Monarch : A comedy in two acts. By John Howard Payne, Esq. The Stage Edition. approximately 1887-1895 Place of Publication:

New York: 28 West 23d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 19

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 139 Laidlaw, Alex[ander] H[amilton] The Charms of Music : A farce in one act and one scene. By Alex. H. Laidlaw, Jr. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 358

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 139 Dix, Beulah Marie Cicely's Cavalier : A comedy in one act. By Beulah Marie Dix. approximately 1896-1921 Place of Publication:

Boston: No. 5 Hamilton Place

 Publisher:

Walter H. Baker Co.

 Series:

Baker's Edition of Plays

 Item Specific Details:

orangish-tan wrapper

 139 Hoppin, William J. Circumstances Alter Cases : A comedietta in one act, adapted from L'Invitation a la Valse of Alexander Dumas, by William J. Hoppin, for the amateur theatrical performances in aid of the Metropolitan Fair for the benefit of the Sanitary Commission. approximately 1864-1872 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street, Up Stairs

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 294

 Item Specific Details:

orangish-yellow wrapper

 139 Hoppin, William J. Circumstances Alter Cases : A comedietta in one act, adapted from L'Invitation a la Valse of Alexander Dumas, by William J. Hoppin, for the amateur theatrical performances in aid of the Metropolitan Fair for the benefit of the Sanitary Commission. approximately 1864-1872 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street, Up Stairs

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 294

 Item Specific Details:

orangish-yellow wrapper

 139 Payne, John Howard Clari; or, The Maid of Milan : A drama in three acts. By John Howard Payne, Esq. approximately 1887-1895 Place of Publication:

New York: 28 West 23d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 259

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 139 Robertson, [Thomas] William The Clockmaker's Hat : A farce in one act. Adapted from "Le Chapeau d'un Horologer," by Madam Emile de Girardin, and translated by William Robertson. approximately 1891-1895 Place of Publication:

New York: 28 West 23d Street

 Publisher:

T.H. French, Successor to Samuel French & Son, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 70

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 139 Marsden, Fred[erick] Clouds : An original American comedy in four acts. By Fred. Marsden (W.A. Sliver). approximately 1873-1877 Place of Publication:

New York: No. 33 Rose Street

 Publisher:

Robert M. De Witt, Publisher

 Series:

De Witt's Acting Plays, 149

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper

 139 Marsden, Fred[erick] Clouds : An original American comedy in four acts. By Fred. Marsden (W.A. Sliver). approximately 1873-1877 Place of Publication:

New York: No. 33 Rose Street

 Publisher:

Robert M. De Witt, Publisher

 Series:

De Witt's Acting Plays, 149

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper

 139 Boucicault, Dion[ysus Lardner] The Colleen Bawn; or, The Brides of Garryowen : A domestic drama in three acts. By Dion Boucicault, Esq. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 366

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 139 Robson, William Comedy and Tragedy : A comedy, from the French of M.R. Fournier, translated by William Robson. approximately 1900-1910 Place of Publication:

New York: 24 West 22d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 149

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 139 Stedman, W[illiam] Ellsworth The Confederate Spy : A military drama in five acts, by W. Ellsworth Stedman. approximately 1915-1924 Place of Publication:

New York: 28-30 West 38th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 402

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 139 [Baker, George Melville] Conjuration : A charade of four syllables in operetta. approximately 1873-1875 Place of Publication:

Boston: 149 Washington Street

 Publisher:

George M. Baker & Co.

 Series:

The Parlor Opera, 4

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper

 139 Denison T[homas] S[tewart] A Convention of Papas : Suggested by the Convention of Mothers. A farce. By T.S. Denison. approximately 1897-1918 Place of Publication:

Chicago: 163 Randolph St.

 Publisher:

T.S. Denison, Publisher

 Series:

Amateur Series, 705

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 139 Stedman, W[illiam] Ellsworth The Confidential Clerk : A stirring play in four acts. By W. Elsworth Stedman. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 414

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 165 Daly, Augustin The Country Girl : A comedy in three acts. Altered and adapted by David Garrick, from "The Country Wife" by William Wycherley, and arranged for representation to-day by Augustin Daly. 1884 Place of Publication:

New York

 Publisher:

[Printed, Not Published]

 Item Specific Details:

light green wrapper. Imprint reads: "Printed as Played at Daly's Theatre, New York, February 16, 1884."

139 Salvini, Tommaso Coriolanus : A tragedy in five acts. By William Shakespeare. As performed for the first time on any stage, by Tommaso Salvini, at the Metropolitan Opera House, under the management and direction of Mr. C.A. Chizzola. 1886 Place of Publication:

New York: 10 to 20 Astor Place

 Publisher:

Press of J.J. Little & Co.

 Item Specific Details:

light green wrapper. A souvenir edition.

 139 Daly, Augustin The Countess Gucki : A comedy in three acts. By Franz von Schoenthan. Written expressly for Miss Ada Rehan, adapted by Augustin Daly. 1895 Place of Publication:

[New York]

 Publisher:

[Printed, Not Published]

 Item Specific Details:

red wrapper. Imprint reads: "privately printed for Augustin Daly"

 139 Mack, R[obert] E. Cousin Fannie : A comedy in two acts. approximately 1896-1910 Place of Publication:

New York: 26 West 22d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 314

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 139 Glover, Stephen E. The Cradle of Liberty; or, Boston in 1775 : Written and adapted by Capt. Stephen E. Glover. From J. Fennimore Cooper's celebrated novel of "Lionel Lincoln; or, the Leaguer of Boston." approximately 1887-1895 Place of Publication:

New York: 28 West 23d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 304

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 139 Glover, Stephen E. The Cradle of Liberty; or, Boston in 1775 : Written and adapted by Capt. Stephen E. Glover. From J. Fennimore Cooper's celebrated novel of "Lionel Lincoln; or, the Leaguer of Boston." approximately 1887-1895 Place of Publication:

New York: 28 West 23d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 304

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 139 Bell, Frances and Florence Bell Cross Questions and Crooked Answers : Duologue by Frances and Florence Bell. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 375

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 140 Hardy, E[dward] Trueblood Crowding the Season : A comedy in three acts, by E. Trueblood Hardy, A.M., counselor at law. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 East 14th St., Union Sq.

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 317

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 140 Walcot, Maria Grace The Cup and the Lip : A comedy in five acts. Translated and adapted by Maria Grace Walcot. From the French comedy, "Le Testament de Caesar Gorodot," by M.M. Adolphe Belot and Edmond Villetard. approximately 1859-1872 Place of Publication:

New York: No. 122 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Item Specific Details:

plain tan wrapper, with no printing or decoration, just the title written on the front.

 140 [various authors] The Darkey Drama : A collection of approved Ethiopian acts, scenes, and interludes. As played with complete success by the Christy's, Bryant's, Wood's, Charley White's Buckley's, Morris and Bell's, Duprez and Green's, Hooley's, Sharpley's "Iron Clads," Birch's, Leon and Ke approximately 1900-1910 Place of Publication:

London: 26 Southampton Street, Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

The Darkey Drama, 3

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 140 [various authors] The Darkey Drama : A collection of approved Ethiopian acts, scenes, and interludes. As played with complete success by the Christy's, Bryant's, Wood's, Charley White's Buckley's, Morris and Bell's, Duprez and Green's, Hooley's, Sharpley's "Iron Clads," Birch's, Leon and Ke approximately 1899-1902 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

The Darkey Drama, 4

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 140 [various authors] The Darkey Drama : A collection of approved Ethiopian acts, scenes, and interludes. As played with complete success by the Christy's, Bryant's, Wood's, Charley White's Buckley's, Morris and Bell's, Duprez and Green's, Hooley's, Sharpley's "Iron Clads," Birch's, Leon and Ke approximately 1899-1902 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

The Darkey Drama, 5

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 140 [various authors] The Darkey Drama : A collection of approved Ethiopian acts, scenes, interludes, etc., etc. As played with complete success by the Christy's Bryant's, Wood's Charley White's, Buckley's, Morris and Pell's, Duprez and Green's Hooley's Sharpley's, and other first-class Negro m approximately 1887-1895 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

The Darkey Drama, 6

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 140 [various authors] The Darkey Drama : A collection of approved Ethiopian acts, scenes, interludes, etc., etc. As played with complete success by the Christy's Bryant's, Wood's Charley White's, Buckley's, Morris and Pell's, Duprez and Green's Hooley's Sharpley's, and other first-class Negro approximately 1887-1895 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

The Darkey Drama, 7

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 140 [various authors] The Darkey Drama : A collection of approved Ethiopian acts, scenes, and interludes. As played with complete success by the Christy's, Bryant's, Wood's, Charley White's Buckley's, Morris and Pell's, Duprez and Green's, Hooley's, Sharpley's "Iron Clads," Birch's, Leon and Kel approximately 1887-1895 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

The Darkey Drama, 8

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 140 [various authors] The Darkey Drama : A collection of approved Ethiopian acts, scenes, and interludes. As played with complete success by the Christy's, Bryant's, Wood's, Charley White's Buckley's, Morris and Pell's, Duprez and Green's, Hooley's, Sharpley's "Iron Clads," Birch's, Leon and Kel approximately 1899-1902 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

The Darkey Drama, 9

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 140 [various authors] The Darkey Drama : A collection of approved Ethiopian acts, scenes, and interludes. As played with complete success by the Christy's, Bryant's, Wood's, Charley White's Buckley's, Morris and Pell's, Duprez and Green's, Hooley's, Sharpley's "Iron Clads," Birch's, Leon and Kel approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

The Darkey Drama, 10

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 140 [various authors] The Darkey Drama : A collection of approved Ethiopian acts, scenes, and interludes. As played with complete success by the Christy's, Bryant's, Wood's, Charley White's Buckley's, Morris and Pell's, Duprez and Green's, Hooley's, Sharpley's "Iron Clads," Birch's, Leon and Kel approximately 1899-1902 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

The Darkey Drama, 11

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 140 [various authors] The Darkey Drama : A collection of approved Ethiopian acts, scenes, and interludes. As played with complete success by the Christy's, Bryant's, Wood's, Charley White's Buckley's, Morris and Pell's, Duprez and Green's, Hooley's, Sharpley's "Iron Clads," Birch's, Leon and Kel approximately 1887-1895 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

The Darkey Drama, 12

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 141 Dar's De Money : (Burlesque on "Othello.") A scene for two characters. As originally performed at Wood's Minstrels' Hall, New York, U.S. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 53

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 141 Leavitt, A[ndrew] J. and H[ubert] W. Eagan The Dead Alive : An Ethiopian sketch. By A.J. Leavitt and H.W. Eagan. approximately 1910-1924 Place of Publication:

New York: 28-30 West 38th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Ethiopian Drama, New Series, 21

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 141 Ulrich, Charles The Dawn of Liberty : A colonial comedy-drama in four acts. By Charles Ulrich. 1905 Place of Publication:

Chicago

 Publisher:

The Dramatic Publishing Company

 Series:

Sergel's Acting Drama, 576

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper

 141 A Dead Heat : A comedy in one act. For female characters only. approximately 1896-1921 Place of Publication:

Boston: No. 5 Hamilton Place

 Publisher:

Walter H. Baker & Co.

 Series:

Baker's Edition of Plays

 Item Specific Details:

brownish-tan wrapper

 141 Dale, Horace C. The Deacon's Tribulations : An original comedy-drama in four acts, by Horace C. Dale. approximately 1897-1916 Place of Publication:

New York: 18 Ann Street

 Publisher:

Dick & Fitzgerald, Publishers

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper

 142 Brougham, John A Decided Case : A dramatic sketch in one act. By John Brougham. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 East 14th St., Union Sq.

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 114

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 141 Ledoux, Albert R. The Delegate : A comedy, by Albert R. Ledoux. approximately 1899-1902 Place of Publication:

New York: 26 West 22d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 357

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 141 Brougham, John The Demon Lover; or, My Cousin German : A romantic comedietta in two acts. By John Brougham, comedian. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 East 14th St., Union Sq.

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 105

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 141 von Culin, Everett The Dentist's Clerk; or, Pulling Teeth by Steam : A farce in one act, by Everett von Culin, comedian. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 363

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 141 von Culin, Everett The Dentist's Clerk; or, Pulling Teeth by Steam : A farce in one act, by Everett von Culin, comedian. approximately 1924-1943 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 363

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 141 "The [Moon] Club" Deseret Deserted; or, The Last Days of Brigham Young : Being a strictly business transaction, in four acts and several deeds, involving both prophet and loss. By the [Moon] Club. As performed at Wallack's Theatre. approximately 1864-1872 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street, Up Stairs

 Publisher:

Samuel French

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 208

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper. A symbol of a moon with a face in it is shown in the place one of the words of the authority on the title page.

 141 Leavitt, A[ndrew] J. and H[ubert] W. Eagan The Deserters : An Ethiopian sketch. By A.J. Leavitt and H.W. Eagan. approximately 1887-1895 Place of Publication:

New York: 28 West 23d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Ethiopian Drama, New Series, 19

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 141 Daly, Augustin Divorce : A play of the period, in five acts. By Augustin Daly. 1884 Place of Publication:

New York

 Publisher:

[Printed, Not Published]

 Item Specific Details:

rust red wrapper. Imprint reads: "Printed as manuscript only, for the author."

 141 Brewster, Emma E. A Dog That Will Fetch Will Carry : A farce in two scenes, for female characters only. By Emma E. Brewster. approximately 1892-1921 Place of Publication:

Boston: No. 5 Hamilton Place

 Publisher:

Walter H. Baker & Co.

 Series:

Baker's Edition of Plays

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 141 Brougham, John Dombey and Son : Dramatized from Dickens' novel. By John Brougham, Esq., in three acts. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 126

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 141 Woolf, Benjamin Edward Don't Forget Your Opera-Glasses : An original farce in one act. By Benjamin Edward Woolf. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 East 14th St., Union Sq.

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 211

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 141 Morton, John Maddison Don't Judge by Appearances : A farce in one act. By John Maddison Morton. approximately 1869-1871 Place of Publication:

Boston: 203 Washington Street

 Publisher:

Charles H. Spencer

 Series:

Spencer's Universal Stage, 44

 Item Specific Details:

pink wrapper

 141 Hanlon, Henry Oldham A Double Shuffle : A comedietta in one act. By Henry Oldham Hanlon. approximately 1892-1921 Place of Publication:

Boston: No. 5 Hamilton Place

 Publisher:

Walter H. Baker & Co.

 Series:

Baker's Edition of Plays

 Item Specific Details:

brown wrapper

 141 Home, John Douglas; or, the Noble Shepherd : A tragedy in five acts. approximately 1836? Place of Publication:

Philadelphia: No. 15 North Sixth Street

 Publisher:

Fisher & Brother

 Series:

Turner's Dramatic Library, [20]

 Item Specific Details:

no publisher wrapper. Protective wrapper from a previous owner: Wm. J. LeMoyne. Contains extensive production notations.

 141 Smith, W[illiam] H[enry] The Drunkard; or, The Fallen Saved : A moral domestic drama in five acts. Adapted by W.H. Smith. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 86

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 141 The Drunkard's Home : A temperance drama in two acts. approximately 1873-1879 Place of Publication:

New York: No. 1 Chambers Street

 Publisher:

Happy Hours Company, Publishers

 Series:

The Acting Drama, 63

 Item Specific Details:

brownish-tan wrapper

 142 Taylor, C[harles] W[estern] The Drunkard's Warning : A temperance drama in three acts. By C.W. Taylor. approximately 1887-1895 Place of Publication:

New York: 28 West 23d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 355

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 142 Barry, S. The Dutchman's Ghost; or, All Right : An original farce in one act. By S. Barry. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 East 14th St., Union Sq.

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 151

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 142 Sherwood, Clara Harriet The Early Bird : A farce in two acts. By Clara Harriet Sherwood. approximately 1891-1895 Place of Publication:

New York: 28 West 23d Street

 Publisher:

T.H. French, Successor to Samuel French & Son, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 340

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 142 Wood, Mrs. Henry [Ellen] East Lynne : A drama in five acts. Adapted from the novel of that name by Mrs. Henry Wood. approximately 1872-1886 Place of Publication:

Boston: Nos. 41-45 Franklin Street

 Publisher:

Geo. M. Baker & Co.

 Series:

Spencer's Universal Stage, 47

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 142 Wood, Mrs. Henry [Ellen] East Lynne : A drama in five acts. Adapted from the novel of that name by Mrs. Henry Wood. approximately 1893-1921 Place of Publication:

Boston

 Publisher:

Walter H. Baker & Co.

 Series:

Baker's Edition of Plays

 Item Specific Details:

brown wrapper. Previous owner: Sarah Truax. Contains extensive production notations.

 142 La Bree, Lawrence Ebenezer Venture; or, Advertising for a Wife : A farce in one act. Written expressly for the peculiar powers of Mr. D. Marble, by Lawrence La Bree. approximately 1857-1863 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street, Up Stairs

 Publisher:

Samuel French

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 174

 Item Specific Details:

brown wrapper

 142 Goode, George W. Ebony Flats and Black Sharps : A nonsensical black-face melange in one act and various situations. By George W. Goode. approximately 1897-1921 Place of Publication:

Boston: No. 5 Hamilton Place

 Publisher:

Walter H. Baker & Co.

 Series:

The Vaudeville Stage

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 142 Stewart, J.C. [pseud. for John Stewart Crossey] Eh? What Is It? : An Ethiopian sketch. By J.C. Stewart. approximately 1871-1877 Place of Publication:

New York: No. 33 Rose Street

 Publisher:

Robert M. De Witt, Publisher

 Series:

De Witt's Ethiopian and Comic Drama, 4

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper. This contains production notations. It is an interleaved prompt copy from an un-identified previous owner.

 142 The Elephant of Siam, and the Fire Fiend! : A magnificent Eastern drama in three acts, including the words of the gallopading duet, and of all the original music. approximately 1831? Place of Publication:

Philadelphia

Publisher:

W. Turner

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 142 Burton, W[illiam] E[vans] Ellen Wareham, the Wife of Two Husbands : A domestic drama in two acts. By W.E. Burton, Esq. approximately 1873-1878 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 496

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 142 Rose, Edward Equals : A comedy in three acts, freely adapted from the celebrated "Gendre De M. Poirier." By Edward Rose. 1883 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1783

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 142 Medina, Louisa [H.] Ernest Maltravers : A drama in three acts. As performed in all the principal theatres throughout the United States. By Miss Louisa Medina. approximately 1910-1924 Place of Publication:

New York: 28-30 West 38th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 143

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 142 Pilgrim, James Eveleen Wilson, the Flower of Erin : An original drama in three acts. By James Pilgrim. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 East 14th St., Union Sq.

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 318

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 142 C.W.S Every-Day Life : A play. By C.W.S. approximately 1858-1863 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street, Up Stairs

 Publisher:

Samuel French

 Item Specific Details:

brown wrapper

 142 Phillips, Jonas B. The Evil Eye : A melo-drama in two acts. Written by Jonas B. Phillips. approximately 1910-1924 Place of Publication:

New York: 28-30 West 38th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 134

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 142 Rowe, Nicholas The Fair Penitent : A tragedy in five acts, by Nicholas Rowe. approximately 1830-1847 Place of Publication:

London: 2 Cumberland Terrace, Camden New Town

 Publisher:

John Cumberland

 Series:

Cumberland's British Theatre, 60

 Item Specific Details:

brown wrapper

 142 Fall of Babylon : A grand historical, biblical and spectacular drama. 1887 Place of Publication:

Staten Island

 Publisher:

The Fall of Babylon Amusement Company

 Item Specific Details:

This is a descriptive souvenir program for the production. It includes a foldout, more than 90cm long showing the stage for this gigantic pageant spectacle.

 142 Mowatt, Anna Cora Fashion; or, Life in New York : A comedy in five acts. By Anna Cora Mowatt. approximately 1910-1924 Place of Publication:

New York: 28-30 West 38th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 215

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 142 Mowatt, Anna Cora Fashion; or, Life in New York : A comedy in five acts. By Anna Cora Mowatt. approximately 1924-1943 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 215

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 143 Mowatt, Anna Cora Fashion; or, Life in New York : A comedy in five acts. By Anna Cora Mowatt. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 215

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 143 Henry, Re[ginald] Fast Friends : A comedietta in one act. By Re Henry. approximately 1900? Place of Publication:

Chicago

 Publisher:

The Dramatic Publishing Company

 Series:

Sergel's Acting Drama, 466

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper

 143 Faust and Marguerite : A romantic spectacular drama in three acts. Adapted from the French and German. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 279

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 143 Griffin, G[eorge] W. H[oward] Feast : An Ethiopian burlesque opera, performed with great success, by Griffin & Christy's Minstrels. Arranged by G.W.H. Griffin. approximately 1864-1872 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street, Up Stairs

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Ethiopian Drama, 36

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 143 Griffin, G[eorge] W. H[oward] The Fenian Spy; or, John Bull in America : As performed at Griffin and Christy's Minstrels by Geo. W.H. Griffin & George Christy. approximately 1876-1878 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 79

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 143 Clapp, W[illia]m W[arland] La Fiammina : Founded upon a French play by Mario Achard. By Wm. W. Clapp, Jr., editor of "Boston Saturday Evening Gazette." approximately 1887-1895 Place of Publication:

New York: 28 West 23d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 310

 Item Specific Details:

orangish-brown wrapper

 143 Johnson, Samuel D. The Fireman : A drama in three acts. Written by Samuel D. Johnson, comedian. approximately 1887-1895 Place of Publication:

New York: 28 West 23d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

[French's Standard Drama], [263]

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 143 Johnson, Samuel D. The Fireman : A drama in three acts. Written by Samuel D. Johnson, comedian. approximately 1857-1863 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street, Up Stairs

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 263

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper. Previous owner: Ed Acker. Contains extensive production notations.

 167 Daly, Augustin A Flash of Lightning : A drama of life in our day, in five acts. By Augustin Daly. 1885 Place of Publication:

New York

 Publisher:

[Printed, Not Published]

 Item Specific Details:

rust red wrapper. Imprint reads: "Printed as manuscript only, for the author."

 143 Sherwood, Clara Harriet For Half a Million : A play in one act. By Clara Harriet Sherwood. approximately 1900-1910 Place of Publication:

New York: 24 West 22d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 338

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 143 Woodworth, Samuel The Forest Rose; or, American Farmers : A drama in two acts. By Samuel Woodworth, Esq. approximately 1872-1878 Place of Publication:

New York: No. 122 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

[French's Standard Drama], [325]

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 143 Woodworth, Samuel The Forest Rose; or, American Farmers : A drama in two acts. By Samuel Woodworth, Esq. approximately 1887-1895 Place of Publication:

New York: 28 West 23d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 325

 Item Specific Details:

orangish-tan wrapper

 167 Woodworth, Samuel The Forest Rose; or, American Farmers : By Samuel Woodworth, Esq. 1966 Item Specific Details:

this is a photocopy made in 1966 of the c. 1872-1878 copy of this play from this collection

 143 The Foresters : A pastoral comedy in four acts. 1892 Place of Publication:

[New York]

 Publisher:

[Printed, Not Published]

 Item Specific Details:

The imprint reads: "Prompt Book, No. 10, Printed for Rehearsal Purposes, The Property of Augustin Daly."

 143 Steiner, Olga The Fortune-Teller : A farce comedy in one act. By Olga Steiner. approximately 1900? Place of Publication:

Chicago

 Publisher:

The Dramatic Publishing Company

 Series:

Sergel's Acting Drama, 505

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper

 143 Allingham, [John Till] Fortune's Frolic; or, The Ploughman Turned Lord : A farce in two acts. By Allingham. approximately 1857-1872 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street, Up Stairs

 Publisher:

Samuel French

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 138

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 143 The Forty Thieves : A grand melo-dramatic romance in two acts. approximately 1887-1895 Place of Publication:

New York: 28 West 23d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 117

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 143 Brougham, John Franklin : A new and original historical drama in five acts. By John Brougham, comedian. approximately 1864-1872 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street

Publisher:

Samuel French

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 166

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 143 Daly, Augustin Frou Frou : A play of powerful human interest in five acts, by Augustin Daly, Esq. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 359

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 143 Daly, Augustin Frou Frou : A comedy of powerful human interest in five acts, by Augustin Daly, Esq. approximately 1870-1872 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 359

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper, no title page. Previous owner: Ida Vernon. It also includes pages 83-90 from a copy of Richelieu that appear to have been used as a bookmark.

 144 Daly, Augustin Frou Frou : A play of powerful human interest in five acts, by Augustin Daly, Esq. approximately 1899-1902 Place of Publication:

New York: 26 West 22d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 359

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper. Previous owner: Sarah Truax. Contains minor production notations.

 144 Daly, Augustin Frou Frou : A comedy of powerful human interest in five acts, by Augustin Daly, Esq. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 East 14th St., Union Sq.

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 359

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper. This is printed in a larger than normal size and uses a stiffer paper on the wrapper.

 144 Allen, [John] H[enry] The Fruits of the Wine Cup : A drama in three acts, by Jno. H. Allen approximately 1887-1895 Place of Publication:

New York: 28 West 23d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 354

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 144 H.A.X. [pseudo. for Frederick Hay] Furnished Apartments : A comic interlude in one act. Adapted for private representation by H.A.X. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 405

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 144 Brougham, John The Game of Life : An original comedy in five acts. By John Brougham, Esq. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 East 14th St., Union Sq.

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 116

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 144 Brougham, John The Game of Love : An original comedy in five acts. By John Brougham. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 East 14th St., Union Sq.

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 105

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 144 Moore, Edward The Gamester : A tragedy in five acts. By Edward Moore. approximately 1864-1872 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street, Up Stairs

 Publisher:

Samuel French

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 13

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper. Previous owner: Ida Vernon. Contains minor production notations.

 144 Moore, Edward The Gamester : A tragedy in five acts. By Edward Moore. approximately 1854-1857 Place of Publication:

New York: 121 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 13

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 144 [Clark, William Adolphus] Gen. Grant; or, The Star of Union and Liberty : A play in three acts. By Anicetus. approximately 1868-1872 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street, Up Stairs

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 351

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 144 [Lillo, George] George Barnwell approximately 1853-1856 Place of Publication:

[New York: Ann Street]

 Publisher:

[Wm. Taylor & Co.]

 Series:

[Modern Standard Drama], [88]

 Item Specific Details:

no publisher wrapper. Protective wrapper from a previous owner: Wm. J. LeMoyne. The title page and front cover of the wrapper are removed, but some of the back wrapper is pasted to the protective wrapper.

 144 Dumont, Frank The Girl From "L Triangle" Ranch : A drama in three acts, by Frank Dumont. 1922 Place of Publication:

Philadelphia

 Publisher:

The Penn Publishing Company

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 144 Dumont, Frank The Girl From Klondike; or Wide Awake Nell : A comedy-drama in three acts. By Frank Dumont. approximately 1900? Place of Publication:

Chicago

 Publisher:

The Dramatic Publishing Company

 Series:

American Acting Drama

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper

 144 Saumet, A[lexandre] The Gladiator : A tragedy in five acts, by A. Saumet, as performed by Signor Salvini and his American company, under the management of C.A. Chizzola. 1886 Place of Publication:

New York: Nos. 10 to 20 Astor Place

 Publisher:

J.J. Little & Co., Printers

 Item Specific Details:

light green wrapper

 144 [Baker, Benjamin A.] A Glance at New York : A local drama in two acts. approximately 1872-1878 Place of Publication:

New York: No. 122 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 216

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 144 Taylor, Charles W[estern] The Goblet of Death; or, The Fallen Redeemed : A domestic temperance drama in three acts. By Charles W. Taylor. 1847 Place of Publication:

Albany

 Publisher:

C. Killmer

 Item Specific Details:

no publisher wrapper. Protective wrapper from previous owner: John M. Trimble of Trimble's Opera House in Albany.

 144 Howe, J. Burdett The Golden Eagle; or, The Privateer of '76 : A national drama in three acts, and a prologue. By J. Burdett Howe, Esq. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 East 14th St., Union Sq.

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 171

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 144 Walcot, Charles M[elton] A Good Fellow : A petite comedy in one act. By Charles M. Walcot, comedian. approximately 1872-1878 Place of Publication:

New York: No. 122 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 89

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 165 Griffin, G[eorge] W.H[oward] The Great Arrival: Professor Cheatum, from Humbug. : An Ethiopian scene. Arranged by G.W.H. Griffin. approximately 1873-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 58

 Item Specific Details:

brown wrapper

 145 [Baker, George Melville] The Great Elixir : A farce. 1896 Place of Publication:

Boston

 Publisher:

Walter H. Baker & Co.

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 165 Daly, Augustin The Great Unkown : A comedy in three acts (from the German of Schoenthan and Kadelburg) by Augustin Daly. 1890 Place of Publication:

New York

 Publisher:

[Printed, Not Published]

 Item Specific Details:

rust red wrapper. Imprint reads: "Privately Printed for the Author as Manuscript Only."

 145 Jones, J[oseph] S[tevens] The Green Mountain Boy : A comedy in two acts. By J.S. Jones, Esq. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 East 14th St., Union Sq.

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 278

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 145 Daly, Augustin Griffith Gaunt; or, Jealousy : A drama in five acts. By Augustin Daly. 1868 Place of Publication:

New York: No. 575 Broadway

 Publisher:

W.C. Wemyss

 Series:

Wemyss' Acting Drama, 3

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper. Previous owner: Edwin Clifford.

 145 Daly, Augustin Griffith Gaunt; or, Jealousy : A drama in five acts. By Augustin Daly. approximately 1887-1895 Place of Publication:

New York: 28 West 23d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

Wemyss' Acting Drama, 3

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 145 Boucicault, Dion[ysus Lardner] Grimaldi; or, The Life of an Actress : A drama in five acts. By Dion Boucicault. approximately 1910-1924 Place of Publication:

New York: 28-30 West 38th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

Bourcicault's Dramatic Works, 1

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 145 Thaxter, A. Wallace The Grotto Nymph; or, Fairy Favor : A fantastico-musical morceau of absurdity, in one consecutive act and a tableau. By A. Wallace Thaxter. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 East 14th St., Union Sq.

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 267

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 145 Brougham, John The Gun-Maker of Moscow : Melo-drama in three acts. By John Brougham, comedian. approximately 1900-1910 Place of Publication:

New York: 24 West 22d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 267

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 145 Dumont, Frank A Gunner in the Navy : A melodrama in three acts. By Frank Dumont. 1940 Place of Publication:

Philadelphia: 1617 Latimer St.

 Publisher:

The Penn Play Company

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 145 Dumont, Frank The Half-Breed : A Western drama in three acts, by Frank Dumont. 1940 Place of Publication:

Philadelphia: 1617 Latimer St.

 Publisher:

The Penn Play Company

 Item Specific Details:

light blue wrapper

 145 Montgomery, Henry William Handy Andy : A comic Hibernian drama in one act. (Adapted from Mr. Samuel Lover's novel), by Henry William Montgomery. approximately 1885-1887 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1106

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 145 Howe, J. B[urdett] Handsome Jack : A melo-drama in three acts, by J.B. Howe. approximately 1878-1879 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1698

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 145 Theyre-Smith, S[penser] A Happy Pair : An original comedietta in one act. By S. Theyre Smith. approximately 1924-1936 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 335

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 145 [Peake, Richard Brinsley] The Haunted Inn Item Specific Details:

no publisher wrapper or title page. Protective wrapper from the previous owner: Wm. J. LeMoyne. Contains production notations.

 145 Muskerry, William He, She, and It : A matrimonial "scene" in one act. By William Muskerry. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 361

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 145 Muskerry, William He, She, and It : A matrimonial "scene" in one act. By William Muskerry. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 361

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 145 Golden, W. Echard Hearts : A comedy in one act. By W. Echard Golden. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 349

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 145 Colman, George, the Younger The Heir at Law : A comedy in five acts. By George Colman, the Younger. approximately 1857-1863 Place of Publication:

New York: No. 122 Nassau Street, Up Stairs

 Publisher:

Samuel French

Series:

French's Standard Drama, 96

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper. Previous owner: Edward Tuckerman Mason. Contains extensive production notations.

 145 Howard, Bronson The Henrietta : A comedy in four acts. By Bronson Howard. approximately 1899-1902 Place of Publication:

New York: 26 West 22d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher [Printed, Not Published]

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper. This has a note added to it in pencil: "privately printed--not for sale. For reference only. Not to be printed or copied. 1 of about 50 copies."

 146 Taylor, Tom Henry Dunbar; or, A Daughter's Trials : A drama in four acts. Founded on Miss Braddon's novel of the same name. By Tom Taylor, Esq. approximately 1870-1877 Place of Publication:

New York: No. 33 Rose Street

 Publisher:

Robert M. De Witt, Publisher

 Series:

De Witt's Acting Plays, 8

 Item Specific Details:

cream wrapper. Previous owner: Henry C. De Mille.

 146 Daly, Augustin Henry the Fourth Place of Publication:

[New York]

 Publisher:

[Printed, Not Published]

 Item Specific Details:

brown wrapper. No title page. Written on this script is the note: "Printed from Augustin Daly Prompt Book"

 146 Walcot, Charles M[elton] Hiawatha; or, Ardent Spirits and Laughing Water : A musical extravaganza in two acts. By Charles M. Walcot. approximately 1900-1910 Place of Publication:

New York: 24 West 22d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 109

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 146 Stern, Edwin M. Hick'ry Farm : A comedy-drama of New England life in two acts. As presented at the Lexington Ave. Opera House, New York, by Edwin M. Stern. approximately 1900? Place of Publication:

Chicago

 Publisher:

The Dramatic Publishing Company

 Series:

Sergel's Acting Drama, 358

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper

 146 Conway, H[enry] J. Hiram Hireout; or, Followed by Fortune : A farce in one act. By H.J. Conway, Esq. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 East 14th St., Union Square

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 170

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 146 Conway, H[enry] J. Hiram Hireout; or, Followed by Fortune : A farce in one act. By H.J. Conway, Esq. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 East 14th St., Union Square

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 170

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 146 Davis, M.E.M His Lordship approximately 1907-1921 Place of Publication:

New York: 43 East 19th Street

 Publisher:

Edgar S. Werner & Company

 Item Specific Details:

rust red wrapper

 146 Frank, J.C Homoeopathy; or, The Family Cure : A farce in one act. By J.C. Frank. approximately 1887-1918 Place of Publication:

Chicago: 163 Randolph St.

 Publisher:

T.S. Denison, Publisher

 Series:

Amateur Series, 391

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 146 Tobin, John The Honey-Moon : A play in five acts. By John Tobin. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 6

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 146 Daly, Augustin Horizon : An original drama of contemporaneous society and of American frontier perils. In five acts and seven tableaux. By Augustin Daly. 1885 Place of Publication:

New York

 Publisher:

[Printed, Not Published]

 Item Specific Details:

rust red wrapper. Imprint reads "Printed as Manuscript Only, For the Author."

 146 Tayleure, Clifton W. Horseshoe Robinson; or, The Battle of King's Mountain : A legendary patriotic drama in three acts, by Clifton W. Tayleure. approximately 1899-1902 Place of Publication:

New York: 26 West 22d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 213

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 146 Tayleure, Clifton W. Horseshoe Robinson; or, The Battle of King's Mountain : A legendary patriotic drama in three acts, by Clifton W. Tayleure. approximately 1899-1902 Place of Publication:

New York: 26 West 22d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 213

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 146 Boucicault, Dion[ysus Lardner] How She Loves Him! : A comedy in five acts, by Dion Boucicault. approximately 1876-1878 Place of Publication:

New York: No. 122 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Parlor Comedies, 2

 Item Specific Details:

grey wrapper

 146 Williams, Henry L., Jr Howls from The Owl Train : Dark pages from the railroad romances. By Henry L. Williams, Jr. approximately 1864-1872 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau St., Up Stairs

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Ethiopian Drama, 59

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 146 Clarke, H. Savile Hugger-Mugger : A farce in one act. By H. Savile Clarke. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 407

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 146 Barrymore, William El Hyder; The Chief of The Ghaut Mountains : A grand eastern melo-dramatic spectacle, in two acts. By William Barrymore. 1872 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 82

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 146 Griffin, G[eorge] W.H[oward] The Hypochondriac : An Ethiopian farce, in one act and two scenes. By G.W.H. Griffin, Esq. approximately 1873-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 64

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 146 Smith, Sol[omon] The Hypocrite : A comedy, altered by Isaac Bickerstaff from Colley Cibber's translation of "Tartuffe," by Moliere. Compressed into three acts, by Sol. Smith, comedian. approximately 1910-1924 Place of Publication:

New York: 28-30 West 38th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 110

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 146 McLachlan, Charles I Dine With My Mother : A comedietta in one act, adapted by Charles McLachlan. As performed at Laura Keene's Theatre. approximately 1900-1910 Place of Publication:

New York: 26 West 22d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 108

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 147 Lequel, Louis Identity; or, No Thoroughfare : By Louis Lequel. Dramatized from the Christmas story of Charles Dickens and Wilkie Collins. approximately 1887-1895 Place of Publication:

New York: 28 West 23d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 348

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 147 Johnson, S[amuel] D. In and Out of Place : A burletta in one act. By S.D. Johnson. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 East 14th St., Union Square

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 107

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 147 Daly, Augustin The Inconstant; or, The Way to Win Him : A comedy by George Farquhar. Arranged in 4 acts by Augustin Daly, with prefatory comments and an original epilogue by William Winter, Esq. 1889 Place of Publication:

[New York]

 Publisher:

[Printed, Not Published]

 Item Specific Details:

greyish-brown wrapper. Imprint reads: "Privately Printed for Mr. Daly."

 165 Daly, Augustin An International Match : A comedy in four acts (from the German of Franz von Schoenthan) by Augustin Daly. 1890 Place of Publication:

New York

 Publisher:

[Printed, Not Published]

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper. Imprint reads: "Privately Printed for the Author."

 147 [Pilgrim, James] Ireland and America; or, Scenes in Both : A drama in two acts. Written expressly for Mr. Barney Williams. approximately 1900-1910 Place of Publication:

New York: 24 West 22d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 73

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 147 Moore, Bernard F[rancis] The Irish Agent : A play of Irish life in four acts, by Bernard F. Moore. approximately 1895-1921 Place of Publication:

Boston: No. 5 Hamilton Place

 Publisher:

Walter H. Baker & Co.

 Series:

Baker's Edition of Plays

 Item Specific Details:

orangish-tan wrapper

 147 [Pilgrim, James?] Irish Assurance and Yankee Modesty : An original farce in two acts, written expressly for Mr. Barney Williams. approximately 1899-1902 Place of Publication:

New York: 26 West 22d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 64

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 147 Brougham, John The Irish Yankee; or, The Birth-Day of Freedom : A drama in three acts. By John Brougham. approximately 1856-1857 Place of Publication:

New York: 121 Nassau-Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French

Series:

French's American Drama, 71

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 147 Brougham, John The Irish Yankee; or, The Birth-Day of Freedom : A drama in three acts. By John Brougham. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 88

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 147 Johnstone, J[ohn] B[eer] Jack Long; or, The Shot in the Eye : A drama in two acts. By J.B. Johnstone, Esq. approximately 1870-1877 Place of Publication:

New York: No. 33 Rose Street

 Publisher:

Robert M. De Witt, Publisher

 Series:

De Witt's Acting Plays, 100

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper

 147 Leavitt, A[ndrew] J. and H[ubert] W. Eagan Jeemes the Poet : An Ethiopian sketch. by A.J. Leavitt and H.W. Eagan approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 East 14th St., Union Square

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Ethiopian Drama, New Series, 16

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 147 Boucicault, Dion[ysus Lardner] Jessie Brown; or, The Relief of Lucknow : A drama in three acts. (Founded on an episode in the Indian Rebellion), By Dion Boucicault. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 203

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 147 Taylor, Tom Joan of Arc : An original historical play in five acts. By Tom Taylor approximately 1884-1899 Place of Publication:

New York: No. 33 Rose Street

 Publisher:

De Witt, Publisher

 Series:

De Witt's Acting Plays, 299

 Item Specific Details:

brown wrapper

 147 Cutler, F[rank] L. Joe, The Waif; or, The Pet of the Camp : A comedy drama in six acts. By F.L. Cutler. approximately 1912-1918 Place of Publication:

Clyde, Ohio

 Publisher:

Ames Publishing Co.

 Series:

Ames' Series of Standard and Minor Drama, 402

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 147 Hill, David Joining the Tinpanites; or, Paddy McFling's Experience : A mock initiation for the amusement and instruction of secret societies. (...) by David Hill. 1922 Place of Publication:

Boston

Publisher:

Walter H. Baker & Co.

 Series:

Baker's Novelty Plays

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 147 [White, Charles] The Jolly Millers : A Negro farce. Series:

the Darkey Drama

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 147 [Shakespeare, William] Julius Caesar : From Hudson's School Shakespeare. 1874 Place of Publication:

Boston

 Publisher:

Ginn Brothers

 Series:

Hudson's School Shakespeare

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 147 Jumbo-Jum! : An original farce in one act. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 243

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 147 Pilgrim, James Katty O'Sheal : A farce in two acts, by James Pilgrim, Esq. approximately 1887-1895 Place of Publication:

New York: 28 West 23d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 295

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 147 Boucicault, Dion[ysus Lardner] Jessie Brown; or, The Relief of Lucknow : A drama in three acts. (Founded on an episode in the Indian Rebellion), By Dion Boucicault. approximately 1872-1878 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 203

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper. Previous owner: Lillie Samuel.

 148 Dupree, Frank King Kaliko : An original comic opera in three acts, by Frank Dupree. 1892 Place of Publication:

New York

 Publisher:

Dupree and G. Wotherspoon

 Item Specific Details:

light blue wrapper with silver ink

 148 Boucicault, Dion[ysus Lardner] The Knight of Arva : A comic drama in two acts. By Dion Boucicault. approximately 1887-1895 Place of Publication:

New York: 28 West 23d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

[French's Standard Drama], [231]

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 148 [Hoppin, William Jones?] The Lady of the Bed-Chamber : A farce in one act. approximately 1872-1878 Place of Publication:

New York: No. 122 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 166

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 148 Bulwer, Edward Lytton The Lady of Lyons; or, Love and Pride : A play in five acts. By Lord Lytton, (Sir Edward Lytton Bulwer). approximately 1887-1918 Place of Publication:

Chicago: 163 Randolph St.

 Publisher:

T.S. Denison, Publisher

 Series:

T.S. Denison's Star Series

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper. Previous owner: Sarah Truax. Contains extensive production notations.

 148 Rosenfeld, Sydney Text of Songs Contained in The Lady or The Tiger : An original musical comedy-drama in 3 acts, by Sydney Rosenfeld. 1888 Place of Publication:

New York

 Publisher:

McCaull Opera Company

 Item Specific Details:

cream wrapper

148 Byron, Henry J[ames] The Lancashire Lass; or, Tempted, Tried and True : A domestic melodrama, in four acts and a prologue. By Henry J. Byron. approximately 1870-1877 Place of Publication:

New York: No. 33 Rose Street

 Publisher:

Robert M. De Witt, Publisher

 Series:

De Witt's Acting Plays, 144

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper

 148 Lawrence, F.N Lanty's Luck; or, Falsely Accused : A drama of Irish life in three acts. By F.N. Lawrence. approximately 1897-1921 Place of Publication:

Boston: No. 5 Hamilton Place

 Publisher:

Walter H. Baker & Co.

 Series:

Baker's Edition of Plays

 Item Specific Details:

brownish-orange wrapper

 148 Medina, Louisa [H.] The Last Days of Pompeii : A dramatic spectacle, taken from Bulwer's celebrated novel of the same title. By Miss Louisa Medina. approximately 1910-1924 Place of Publication:

New York: 28-30 West 38th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 146

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 148 Baker, George M[elville] The Last Loaf : A drama. approximately 1873-1875 Place of Publication:

Boston: 149 Washington Street

 Publisher:

Geo. M. Baker & Co.

 Series:

The Amateur Drama

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 148 Daly, Augustin The Last Word : A comedy in four acts (from the German of Franz von Schoenthan) by Augustin Daly. 1891 Place of Publication:

[New York]

 Publisher:

[Printed, Not Published]

 Item Specific Details:

rust red wrapper. Imprint reads: "Privately Printed for Augustin Daly."

 148 Daly, Augustin Leah, The Forsaken : A play in five acts. (From the German of Mosenthal) by Augustin Daly. 1886 Place of Publication:

New York

 Publisher:

[Printed, Not Published]

 Item Specific Details:

rust red wrapper. Imprint reads: "Author's Private Edition."

 148 Daly, Augustin Leah, The Forsaken : A play in five acts. By Augustin Daly. approximately 1910-1924 Place of Publication:

New York: 28-30 West 38th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 398

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 148 Daly, Augustin Leah, The Forsaken : A play in five acts. By Augustin Daly. approximately 1910-1924 Place of Publication:

New York: 28-30 West 38th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 398

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 148 Boucicault, Dion[ysus Lardner] Led Astray : A comedy in 5 acts. By Dion Boucicault, Esq. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 East 14th St., Union Square

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 372

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper. This is printed in a larger than normal size.

 148 Boucicault, Dion[ysus Lardner] Led Astray : A comedy in 5 acts. By Dion Boucicault, Esq. approximately 1910-1924 Place of Publication:

New York: 28-30 West 38th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 372

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 148 Daly, Augustin Lemons : A comedy in three acts (from the German of Julius Rosen) by Augustin Daly. 1877 Place of Publication:

[New York]

 Publisher:

[Printed, Not Published]

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper. Imprint reads: "Privately Printed for Augustin Daly."

 165 Daly, Augustin A Legend of Norwood; or, Village Life in New England : An original dramatic comedy of American life in four acts. Founded on a novel by Rev. Henry Ward Beecher. By Augustin Daly. 1867 Place of Publication:

New York

 Publisher:

[Printed, Not Published]

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper. Imprint reads: "Printed for the Author."

 148 Brougham, John Life in New York; or, Tom and Jerry on a Visit : A comic drama in two acts. By John Brougham. approximately 1872-1878 Place of Publication:

New York: No. 122 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 98

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 148 Brougham, John Life in New York; or, Tom and Jerry on a Visit : A comic drama in two acts. By John Brougham. 1966 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 98

 Item Specific Details:

photocopy of previously listed item

 149 Brougham, John The Lily of France : A pictorial drama in five acts. By John Brougham. approximately 1872-1878 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 371

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper

 149 Pilgrim, James The Limerick Boy; or, Paddy's Mischief : An original farce in one act. By James Pilgrim. approximately 1910-1924 Place of Publication:

New York: 28-30 West 38th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 184

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 149 Waldauer, Aug[ustus] Little Barefoot : A domestic drama in five acts, and the companion piece of "Fanchon the Cricket." From the German, by Aug. Waldauer. approximately 1864-1872 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street, Up Stairs

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 335

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper. Previous owner: Edwin Clifford. Contains production notations.

 149 Waldauer, Aug[ustus] Little Barefoot : A domestic drama in five acts, and the companion piece of "Fanchon the Cricket." From the German, by Aug. Waldauer. approximately 1864-1872 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street, Up Stairs

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 335

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper. Previous owner: J. Biddles.

 149 Waldauer, Aug[ustus] Little Barefoot : A domestic drama in five acts, and the companion piece of "Fanchon the Cricket." From the German, by Aug. Waldauer. approximately 1900-1902 Place of Publication:

New York: 24 West 22d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 335

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 149 Willard, Charles O. Little Goldie; or, The Child of The Camp : A Western comedy drama in four acts. By Charles O. Willard. approximately 1893-1905 Place of Publication:

Clyde, Ohio

 Publisher:

Ames' Publishing Co.

 Series:

Ames' Series of Standard and Minor Drama, 330

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 149 Daly, Augustin Little Miss Million : A comedy in four acts (from the German of Blumenthal) by Augustin Daly. 1893 Place of Publication:

[New York]

 Publisher:

[Printed, Not Published]

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper. Imprint reads: "Printed as Manuscript for the Author Only."

 149 Dumont, Frank Little Miss Nobody : A comedy-drama in three acts. By Frank Dumont. 1940 Place of Publication:

Philadelphia: 1617 Latimer St.

 Publisher:

The Penn Play Company

 Item Specific Details:

aqua-colored wrapper

 149 Boucicault, Dion[ysus Lardner] London Assurance : A comedy in five acts. By Dion L. Boucicault. approximately 1911-1921 Place of Publication:

Boston: No. 5 Hamilton Place

 Publisher:

Walter H. Baker & Co.

 Series:

The William Warren Edition of Standard Plays

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper

 149 Boucicault, Dion[ysus Lardner] London Assurance : A comedy in five acts. By Dion L. Bourcicault. approximately 1857-1872 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau, Up Stairs

 Publisher:

Samuel French

 Series:

French's Standard Edition, 27

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper. Previous owner: John Wood

 149 Boucicault, Dion[ysus Lardner] London Assurance : A comedy in five acts. By Dion L. Bourcicault. approximately 1857-1872 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau, Up Stairs

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Edition, 27

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 149 Boucicault, Dion[ysus Lardner] The Long Strike : A drama in four acts, by Dion Baucicault [sic], Esq. approximately 1899-1902 Place of Publication:

New York: 26 West 22d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Edition, 360

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 149 Daly, Augustin The Lottery of Love : An eccentric comedy in three acts. (From the French of Bisson and Mars) by Augustin Daly. 1889 Place of Publication:

[New York]

 Publisher:

[Printed, Not Published]

 Item Specific Details:

rust red wrapper. Imprint reads: "Privately Printed for the Author."

 149 Brougham, John Love and Murder : A farce in one act. By John Brougham. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 East 14th St., Union Square

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 72

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 149 Browne, Walter A Love Game : An original comedietta. Written by Walter Browne. approximately 1891-1892 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1911

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 149 Bunce, Oliver Love in '76: An Incident of the Revolution : A comedietta in two acts. By Oliver Bunce. approximately 1857-1872 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau-Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 111

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 149 Bunce, Oliver Love in '76: An Incident of the Revolution : A comedietta in two acts. By Oliver Bunce. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 East 14th St., Union Square

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 111

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 149 Bunce, Oliver Love in '76: An Incident of the Revolution : A comedietta in two acts. By Oliver Bunce. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 East 14th St., Union Square

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 111

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 150 Daly, Augustin Love in Harness : A comedy in three acts (from the French of Albin Valabregue). By Augustin Daly. 1887 Place of Publication:

[New York]

 Publisher:

[Printed, Not Published]

 Item Specific Details:

rust red wrapper. Imprint reads: "Privately Printed (As Manuscript Only) For the Author."

 150 Daly, Augustin Love in Tandem : A comedy in three acts. From the French of Bocage and De Courcy. By Augustin Daly. 1892 Place of Publication:

[New York]

 Publisher:

[Printed, Not Published]

 Item Specific Details:

rust red wrapper. Imprint reads: "Printed as Manuscript Only, For the Author."

 150 Payne, John Howard Love in Humble Life : A petite comedy in one act. By John Howard Payne. approximately 1872-1878 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 118

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper

 150 Gayler, Charles The Love of a Prince; or, The Court of Prussia : A drama in three acts. Altered and adapted from the French. By Charles Gayler. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 East 14th St., Union Square

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 168

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 150 Daly, Augustin Love on Crutches : A comedy in three acts. (From the German of Strobitzer.) By Augustin Daly. 1885 Place of Publication:

[New York]

 Publisher:

[Printed, Not Published]

 Item Specific Details:

rust red wrapper. Imprint reads: "Printed, As Manuscript Only, For the Author."

 165 Daly, Augustin Love's Labor's Lost : A comedy written by William Shakspere. Arranged in 4 acts for the present stage by Augustin Daly. 1891 Place of Publication:

[New York]

 Publisher:

[Printed, Not Published]

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper. Imprint reads: "Privately Printed for Mr. Daly."

 150 Daly, Augustin Love's Young Dream : A comedy with music in one act. By Augustin Daly. From the French. approximately 1879 Place of Publication:

[New York]

 Publisher:

[Printed, Not Published]

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper. Imprint reads: "Privately Printed for Augustin Daly."

 150 Townsend, Charles A Loyal Friend : A comedy-drama in four acts. By Charles Townsend. approximately 1940 Place of Publication:

Philadelphia: 1617 Latimer St.

 Publisher:

The Penn Play Company

 Item Specific Details:

light blue wrapper

 150 Paul, [George Henry] Howard A Lucky Hit : A petite comedy in one act. By Howard Paul. approximately 1878-1879 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 514

 Item Specific Details:

yellowish-tan wrapper

 150 Leavitt, A[ndrew] J. and H[ubert] W. Eagan The Lucky Number : An Ethiopian sketch. By A.J. Leavitt and H.W. Eagan approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 East 14th St., Union Square

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Ethiopian Drama, New Series, 2

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 150 Northall, W[illiam] K[night] Macbeth Travestie : By W.K. Northall approximately 1910-1924 Place of Publication:

New York: 28-30 West 38th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 36

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 150 Northall, W[illiam] K[night] Macbeth Travestie : By W.K. Northall 1847 Place of Publication:

New York: No. 2 Astor House

 Publisher:

William Taylor & Co.

 Series:

[The Modern Standard Drama], [36]

 Item Specific Details:

reddish-orange publisher wrapper. Protective wrapper from previous owner: Wm. J. LeMoyne. Contains production notations.

 150 Madelaine, the Belle of the Faubourg : A drama in three acts. approximately 1872-1878 Place of Publication:

New York: No. 122 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 262

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper. Previous owner: Edwin Clifford. Contains minor production notations.

 150 Daly, Augustin Madelaine Morel : A play in four acts (from the German of Mosenthal) By Augustin Daly. 1884 Place of Publication:

[New York]

 Publisher:

[Printed, Not Published]

 Item Specific Details:

rust red wrapper. Imprint reads: "Printed, As Manuscript Only, For the Author."

 150 [White, Charles] The Magic Penny : A nigger melodrama in one act. approximately 1873-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 55

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 150 Pocock, Isaac The Maid and the Magpie : A drama in three acts. Adapted from the French, by Isaac Pocock. approximately 1881-1883 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1296

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 150 Sanford, Amelia Maids, Modes and Manners; or, Madame Grundy's Dilemma. : By Amelia Sanford. 1896 Place of Publication:

Philadelphia: 1020 Arch Street

 Publisher:

The Penn Publishing Company

 Series:

Keystone Edition of Popular Plays

 Item Specific Details:

light blue wrapper

 150 Daly, Augustin Man and Wife : A play in five acts. (Based on a novel by Wilkie Collins, Esq.) By Augustin Daly. 1885 Place of Publication:

[New York]

 Publisher:

[Printed, Not Published]

 Item Specific Details:

rust red wrapper. Imprint reads: "Printed, As Manuscript Only, For the Author."

 150 Paul, [George Henry] Howard The Man Who Follows the Ladies : A piece of impudence in one act, by Howard Paul. approximately 1873-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 717

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 150 Parke, W[alter] and Harry Paulton Manteaux Noirs : (Black Cloaks) A comic opera. By W. Parke and Harry Paulton. Music by Bucalossi. 1882 Place of Publication:

[Philadelphia]

 Publisher:

J.M. Stoddart & Co.

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper. A souvenir edition. The imprint says it is: "published especially for R. D'Oyly Carte's Opera Company, by J.M. Stoddart & Co."

 150 Rose, Edward and A[gnes] J. Garraway The Marble Arch : Comedietta in one act, by Edward Rose and A.J. Garraway. (The story taken from the Versucherin of Von Moser.) approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 389

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 151 Archer, Thomas Marguerite's Colours; or, Passing the Frontier : A comic drama in two acts (Adapted from the French) by Thomas Archer, comedian. approximately 1859-1860 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy, Theatrical Bookseller

 Series:

Lacy's Acting Edition, 691

 Item Specific Details:

orangish-brown wrapper

 151 Putnam, Henry H[owell] The Mariner's Return : A drama in three acts. By Henry H. Putnam. approximately 1910-1924 Place of Publication:

New York: 28-30 West 38th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 403

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 151 Buckstone, John Baldwin Married Life : A comedy in three acts. By John Baldwin Buckstone, Esq. approximately 1854-1857 Place of Publication:

New York, 121 Nassau-Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French

Series:

[French's Standard Drama], 130

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 151 Buckstone, John Baldwin Married Life : A comedy in three acts. By John Baldwin Buckstone, Esq. approximately 1891-1895 Place of Publication:

New York: 28 West 23d Street

 Publisher:

T.H. French, Successor to Samuel French & Son, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 130

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 151 Buckstone, John Baldwin Married Life : A comedy in three acts. By John Baldwin Buckstone, Esq. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 130

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 151 Parker, W. Coleman Ma's New Boarders : A vaudeville sketch in one act. By W. Coleman Parker. approximately 1917-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 18 Vesey St.

 Publisher:

Fitzgerald Publishing Corporation

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper

 151 Milner, H[enry] M. Masaniello; or, The Dumb Girl of Portici : A musical drama in three acts, by H.M. Milner, Esq. 1830 Place of Publication:

New York

 Publisher:

R.H. Elton, Publisher

 Series:

Elton's Edition

 Item Specific Details:

no publisher wrapper. Protective wrapper from a previous owner: Wm. J. LeMoyne. Contains extensive production notations.

 151 Trumbull, Annie Eliot A Masque of Culture : By Annie Eliot Trumbull. approximately 1908-1921 Place of Publication:

Boston: No. 5 Hamilton Place

 Publisher:

Walter H. Baker & Co.

 Series:

Baker's Edition of Plays

 Item Specific Details:

brown wrapper

 151 Mack, R[obert] E. The Masquerade; or, Aunt Hepsaba's Fright : A farce in two scenes. By R.E. Mack. approximately 1864-1872 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 316

 Item Specific Details:

orangish-yellow wrapper

 165 Carleton, Henry Guy Memnon : A tragedy in five acts. By Henry Guy Carleton. 1881 Place of Publication:

Chicago: 155 & 157 Dearborn St.

 Publisher:

Blakely, Marsh & Co., Printers [Printed, Not Published]

 Item Specific Details:

greyish-brown wrapper. Imprint reads: "Written for Mr. John McCullough, to Whom Belongs the Sole Right to Produce It Upon the Stage" and "Printed, Not Published." This copy was given by Carleton to Henry C. De Mille.

 165 Daly, Augustin The Merchant of Venice : A play in five acts. By William Shakspere. As re-arranged for the stage by Augustin Daly for production at Daly's Theatre. 1896 Place of Publication:

[New York]

 Publisher:

[Printed, Not Published]

 Item Specific Details:

greyish-tan wrapper. Imprint reads: "Privately Printed."

 165 Daly, Augustin The Merry Wives of Windsor : A comedy by William Shakespeare. As arranged in four acts, by Mr. Augustin Daly, for production at Daly's Theatre, January, 1886. 1886 Place of Publication:

[New York]

 Publisher:

[Printed, Not Published]

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper.

151 Brougham, John Metamora; or, The Last of the Pollywogs : A burlesque in two acts. By John Brougham. approximately 1864-1872 Place of Publication:

New York: No. 122 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 253

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 151 Midnight Banquet; or, The Castle of Cataldo : A melo-drama in two acts. approximately 1887-1895 Place of Publication:

New York: 28 West 23d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 299

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 166 Daly, Augustin The Comedy of A Midsummer Night's Dream : Written by William Shakspere, and arranged for representation at Daly's Theatre, by Augustin Daly, produced there for the first time, January 31, 1888. 1888 Place of Publication:

[New York]

 Publisher:

[Printed, Not Published]

 Item Specific Details:

light green wrapper. Imprint reads: "Privately Printed for Mr. Daly."

 151 Stedman, W[illiam] Elsworth The Midnight Charge : A grand military play in four acts. By W. Elsworth Stedman. approximately 1910-1924 Place of Publication:

New York: 28-30 West 38th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 412

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 151 Brougham, John The Miller of New Jersey; or, The Prison-Hulk : An historic drama-spectacle in three acts. By John Brougham. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 East 14th St., Union Square

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 221

 Item Specific Details:

yellowish-orange wrapper

 151 Ballou, M[aturin] M[urray] Miralda; or, The Justice of Tacon : A drama in three acts. Written by M.M. Ballou, Esq. approximately 1864-1872 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street, Up Stairs

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 258

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper. Previous owner: Edwin Clifford. Contains production notations.

 151 Ballou, M[aturin] M[urray] Miralda; or, The Justice of Tacon : A drama in three acts. Written by M.M. Ballou, Esq. approximately 1900-1910 Place of Publication:

New York: 24 West 22d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 258

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 151 Leavitt, A[ndrew] J. and H[ubert] W. Eagan Mischievous Nigger : A Negro farce. approximately 1910-1924 Place of Publication:

New York: 28-30 West 38th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Ethiopian Drama, [15]

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 151 Wilks, Thomas Egerton Michael Erle, The Maniac Lover; or, The Fayre Lass of Lichfield : A romantic original drama in two acts. By Thomas Egerton Wilks, Esq. 1859 Place of Publication:

Boston: 128 Washington Street, corner of Water St., Up Stairs

 Publisher:

William V. Spencer

 Series:

Spencer's Boston Theatre, 26

 Item Specific Details:

cream wrapper

 151 Daly, Augustin Monsieur Alphonse : A play in three acts. By Alexander Dumas, fils. Adapted and augmented by Augustin Daly. 1886 Place of Publication:

[New York]

 Publisher:

[Printed, Not Published]

 Item Specific Details:

rust red wrapper. Imprint reads: "Printed, As Manuscript Only, For the Author."

 151 Baker, Rachel E[lizabeth] Mr. Bob : A comedy in two acts. By Rachel E. Baker. approximately 1894-1921 Place of Publication:

Boston: No. 5 Hamilton Place

 Publisher:

Walter H. Baker & Co.

 Series:

Baker's Edition of Plays

 Item Specific Details:

brownish-orange wrapper

 152 Baker, Rachel E[lizabeth] Mr. Bob : A comedy in two acts. By Rachel E. Baker. approximately 1894-1921 Place of Publication:

Boston: No. 5 Hamilton Place

 Publisher:

Walter H. Baker & Co.

 Series:

Baker's Edition of Plays

 Item Specific Details:

brownish-orange wrapper

 152 Paul, [George Henry] Howard The Mob Cap; or, Love's Disguises : A domestic drama in two acts. By Howard Paul. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 East 14th St., Union Square

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 55

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 152 Doremus, Mrs. C.A. [Elizabeth Johnson Ward] and H[arriet] E. Manchester Mock Trial for Breach of Promise : By Mrs. C.A. Doremus and Miss H.E. Manchester. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 333

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 152 Jones, J[oseph] S[tevens] Moll Pitcher; or, The Fortune Teller of Lynn : A drama in four acts. By J.S. Jones. approximately 1899-1902 Place of Publication:

New York: 26 West 22d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 232

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 Rosenfeld, Sydney Mr. X : A farce in one act. By Sydney Rosenfeld. approximately 1875-1877 Place of Publication:

New York: No. 33 Rose Street

 Publisher:

Robert M. De Witt, Publisher

 Series:

De Witt's Acting Plays, 188

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper

Missing

 152 Brougham, John Much Ado About a Merchant of Venice : From the original text--a long way. approximately 1868-1872 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 308

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper

 167 Daly, Augustin Much Ado About Nothing : A comedy in five acts by William Shakspere as arranged for production at Daly's Theatre by Augustin Daly. 1897 Place of Publication:

[New York]

 Publisher:

[Printed, Not Published]

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper. Imprint reads: "Privately Printed for Mr. Daly."

 167 Daly, Augustin Much Ado About Nothing : A comedy in five acts by William Shakspere as arranged for production at Daly's Theatre by Augustin Daly. 1897 Place of Publication:

[New York]

 Publisher:

[Printed, Not Published]

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper. Imprint reads: "Privately Printed for Mr. Daly."

 152 LeBrandt, Joseph My Lady Darrell; or, A Strange Marriage : A drama in four acts. By Joseph LeBrandt. approximately 1898-1916 Place of Publication:

New York: 18 Ann Street

 Publisher:

Dick & Fitzgerald, Publishers

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper

 152 Theyre-Smith, S[penser] My Uncle's Will : By S. Theyre Smith. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 East 14th St., Union Square

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 334

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 152 Theyre-Smith, S[penser] My Uncle's Will : By S. Theyre Smith. approximately 1899-1902 Place of Publication:

New York: 26 West 22d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 334

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 152 Daly, Augustin Nancy and Company : An eccentric piece in four acts (from the German of Rosen) by Augustin Daly. 1886 Place of Publication:

[New York]

 Publisher:

[Printed, Not Published]

 Item Specific Details:

rust red wrapper. Imprint reads: "Printed as Manuscript for the Author."

 152 Henry, Re[ginald] A Narrow Escape : Comedietta in one act. By Re. Henry. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 383

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 152 Pardey, Henry Oake Nature's Nobleman : A comedy in five acts. By Henry Oake Pardey. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 100

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 166 Daly, Augustin Needles and Pins : A comedy of the present in four acts. (From the German of Rosen.) By Augustin Daly. 1884 Place of Publication:

[New York]

 Publisher:

[Printed, Not Published]

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper. Imprint reads: "Printed as Manuscript Only, For the Author."

 152 Trowbridge, J[ohn] T[ownsend] Neighbor Jackwood : A domestic drama in five acts. By J.T. Trowbridge. approximately 1910-1924 Place of Publication:

New York: 28-30 West 38th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 293

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 152 Dumont, Frank The New Woman's Husband : A satire in one scene. By Frank Dumont. 1940 Place of Publication:

Philadelphia: 1617 Latimer St.

 Publisher:

The Penn Play Company

 Item Specific Details:

light blue wrapper

 152 Griffin, G[eorge] W.H[oward] New Year's Calls : A popular Ethiopian piece, as performed at Griffin & Christy's Minstrels, Fifth Avenue Opera House, New York. Abbreviated and adapted to the use of small companies, by G.W.H. Griffin. approximately 1872-1878 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Ethiopian Drama, 27

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper

 152 Medina, Louisa H. Nick of the Woods : A drama in three acts, as originally produced at the Bowery Theatre, New York, Written by Miss L.H. Medina. approximately 1900-1910 Place of Publication:

New York: 24 West 22d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 269

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 152 Robinson, J[ohn] H[ovey] Nick Whiffles : A drama in three acts. Dramatized by Dr. J.H. Robinson. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 East 14th St., Union Square

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 353

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 152 Daly, Augustin A Night Off; or, A Page from Balzac : A comedy in four acts. (From the German of Schonthan Brothers.) By Augustin Daly. 1885 Place of Publication:

[New York]

 Publisher:

[Printed, Not Published]

 Item Specific Details:

rust red wrapper. Imprint reads: "Printed, As Manuscript Only, For the Author."

 152 Griffin, G[eorge] W.H[oward] No Cure, No Pay : An original Ethiopian farce in one act. By G.W.H. Griffin, Esq. approximately 1878-1879 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 70

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 152 Leavitt, A[ndrew] J. and H[ubert] W. Eagan No Tator, or Man-Fish : An Ethiopian sketch. By A.J. Leavitt and H.W. Eagan approximately 1864-1872 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street, Up Stairs

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Ethiopian Drama, New Series, 9

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 152 Walcot, Charles M[elton] Nothing to Nurse : An original farce in one act, by Charles M. Walcot. approximately 1870-1872 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street, Up Stairs

 Publisher:

Samuel French

Series:

French's Minor Drama, 135

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 152 Ryan, Sam[uel] E. O'Day, the Alderman : A comedy drama in four acts. By Sam. E. Ryan. approximately 1901-1921 Place of Publication:

Boston: No. 5 Hamilton Place

 Publisher:

Walter H. Baker & Co.

 Series:

Baker's Edition of Plays

 Item Specific Details:

orangish-brown wrapper

 153 [Cooke, T.] Oberon [or, The Charmed Horn] approximately 1820-1840 Item Specific Details:

no title page, no publisher wrapper. Protective wrapper from previous owner: William J. LeMoyne. The author and full name of this piece is based on the comparison of the text to the one published by J. Tabby in 1826. It is possible this is a copy of that by Murden of New York.

153 Rosenfeld, Sydney Off the Stage : An original comedietta in one act. By Sydney Rosenfeld. approximately 1900? Place of Publication:

Chicago

 Publisher:

The Dramatic Publishing Company

 Series:

Aemrican Acting Drama

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper

 166 White, C[harles] Old Dad's Cabin : A Negro farce in one act and one scene. Written and arranged by C. White. approximately 1880-1881 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 73

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 153 Williams, Tho[ma]s J[ohn] Old Gooseberry! : A farce. by Thos. J. Williams, Esq. 1870 Place of Publication:

Boston: 149 Washington Street

 Publisher:

Charles H. Spencer

 Series:

Spencer's Universal Stage, 52

 Item Specific Details:

pink wrapper

 153 Boucicault, Dion[ysus Lardner] Old Heads & Young Hearts : A comedy in five acts. By Dion Bourcicault. approximately 1899-1902 Place of Publication:

New York: 26 West 22d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 62

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 153 Howard, Bronson Old Love Letters : A comedy in one act. By Bronson Howard. 1906 Publisher:

[Printed, Not Published]

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper. The imprint has been cut out of the title page. There is a note at the top of the title page, in pencil saying that this is one of a few privately printed copies, not for sale.

 153 [various authors] The Olio; or, Speaker's Companion, [Part One] : A collection of recitations, compiled for the use of schools, thespian societies, etc. and for public declamation or reading. approximately 1910-1924 Place of Publication:

New York: 28-30 West 38th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 273

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 153 [various authors] The Olio; or, Speaker's Companion, [Part Two] : A collection of recitations, compiled for the use of schools, thespian societies, etc. and for public declamation or reading. approximately 1910-1924 Place of Publication:

New York: 28-30 West 38th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 274

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 153 [various authors] The Olio; or, Speaker's Companion, [Part Three] : A collection of recitations, compiled for the use of schools, thespian societies, etc. and for public declamation or reading. approximately 1910-1924 Place of Publication:

New York: 28-30 West 38th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 275

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 153 Boucicault, Dion[ysus Lardner] Old Heads and Young Hearts : A comedy in five acts. By Dion Bourcicault, Esq. approximately 1845-1853 Place of Publication:

London: 19 Suffolk Street, Pall Mall, East

 Publisher:

Webster and Co.

 Series:

Webster's Acting National Drama, 138

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 153 "Mr. Farnie" Olivette : Containing words complete of the solos, duets, choruses, etc. from this favorite opera. approximately 1881-1883 Place of Publication:

Philadelphia: 727 Chestnut Street

 Publisher:

J.M. Stoddart & Co.

 Item Specific Details:

blue wrapper

 153 Power, Tyrone The Omnibus : A farce in one act. approximately 1853-1857 Place of Publication:

New York: No. 18 Ann Street

 Publisher:

William Taylor & Co.

 Series:

The Minor Drama, 26

 Item Specific Details:

orangish-tan wrapper. Previous owner: J. Biddles.

 153 Power, Tyrone The Omnibus : A farce in one act. approximately 1899-1902 Place of Publication:

New York: 26 West 22d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 26

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 153 Clarke, N[athaniel] H. Belden O'Neal, The Great; or, Cogger na Caillie : A drama in three acts, by N.H. Belden Clarke, Esq. approximately 1900-1910 Place of Publication:

New York: 24 West 22d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 331

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 153 Walcot, Charles, M[elton] One Coat for Two Suits : An entirely original comic drama in two acts. By Charles M. Walcot. approximately 1857-1863 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street, Up Stairs

 Publisher:

Samuel French

Series:

French's Minor Drama, 113

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 153 Walcot, Charles, M[elton] One Coat for Two Suits : An entirely original comic drama in two acts. By Charles M. Walcot. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 East 14th St., Union Square

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 113

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 153 Paul, John Howard Opposite Neighbors : An original farce in one act. By John Howard Paul. approximately 1887-1895 Place of Publication:

New York: 28 West 23d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 150

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 153 "Mrs. J.C. Swayze" [Kate Edwards] Ossawattomie Brown; or, The Insurrection at Harper's Ferry : A drama in three acts. By Mrs. J.C. Swayze. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 East 14th St., Union Square

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 226

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 153 "Mrs. J.C. Swayze" [Kate Edwards] Ossawattomie Brown; or, The Insurrection at Harper's Ferry : A drama in three acts. By Mrs. J.C. Swayze. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 East 14th St., Union Square

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 226

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 166 Daly, Augustin Our English Friend : A comedy in 4 acts. By Augustin Daly. 1884 Place of Publication:

[New York]

 Publisher:

[Printed, Not Published]

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper. Imprint reads: "Printed, as Manuscript Only, For the Author."

 153 Daly, Augustin Our English Friend : A comedy in 4 acts. By Augustin Daly. 1884 Place of Publication:

[New York]

 Publisher:

[Printed, Not Published]

 Item Specific Details:

red wrapper. Imprint reads: "Printed, as Manuscript Only, For the Author."

 154 Johnson, S[amuel] D. Our Gal : A farce in one act. By S.D. Johnson. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 East 14th St., Union Sq.

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 78

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 154 Polson, Minnie Our Kittie : A comedy drama in three acts. By Minnie Polson. approximately 1894-1906 Place of Publication:

Clyde, Ohio

 Publisher:

Ames' Publishing Co.

 Series:

Ames' Series of Standard and Minor Drama, 333

 Item Specific Details:

red wrapper

154 Chase, Geo[rge] B. Penn Hapgood; or, The Yankee Schoolmaster : A drama in three acts. By Geo. B. Chase. approximately 1890-1906 Place of Publication:

Clyde, Ohio

 Publisher:

Ames' Publishing Co.

 Series:

Ames' Series of Standard and Minor Drama, 278

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 154 Jones, J[oseph] S[tevens] The People's Lawyer : A comedy in two acts. By J.S. Jones, Esq. approximately 1891-1895 Place of Publication:

New York: 28 West 23d Street

 Publisher:

T.H. French, Successor to Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 248

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 154 Barry, S. The Persecuted Dutchman; or, The Original John Schmidt : A farce in one act. By S. Barry. approximately 1887-1895 Place of Publication:

New York: 28 West 23d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 152

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 154 Boucicault, Dion[ysus Lardner] The Phantom : A drama in two acts. By Dion Boucicault. approximately 1887-1895 Place of Publication:

New York: 28 West 23d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 109

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 154 Romani, Felice Il Pirata/The Pirate : Melodramma in due atti, da rappresentarsi nel Teatro di Chesnut Street, seionda editione/ A melo-drama in two acts, as performed at the Chesnut Street Theatre, second edition. 1833 Place of Publication:

Philadelphia: 244 Race Street

 Publisher:

"For Lorenzo Da Ponte, printed by Turner & Son"

 Item Specific Details:

no publisher wrapper. This is printed in Italian and English on facing pages. A souvenir edition for audiences to the performance by De Ponte's company.

 154 Clarke, N[athaniel] H. Belden The Pirate of the Isles : Clarke, N[athaniel] H. Belden approximately 1872-1878 Place of Publication:

New York: No. 122 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 333

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 166 Saunders, Charles H[enry] The Pirate's Legacy; or, The Wrecker's Fate : A drama in two acts. By the late Charles H. Saunders, Esq., comedian. approximately 1858-1859 Place of Publication:

Boston: 128 Washington Street, corner of Water St., Up Stairs

 Publisher:

William V. Spencer

 Series:

Spencer's Boston Theatre, 181

 Item Specific Details:

cream wrapper. Previous owner: William J. LeMoyne.

 154 Hill, David Placer Gold; or, How Uncle Nathan Lost His Farm : A New England drama in three acts, by David Hill. approximately 1892-1921 Place of Publication:

Boston: No. 5 Hamilton Place

 Publisher:

Walter H. Baker & Co.

 Series:

Baker's Edition of Plays

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 154 Daveau, Illion The Plague of My Life! : A farce in one act. By Illion Daveau. approximately 1904-1906 Place of Publication:

London: 26 Southampton Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 1554

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 154 Brougham, John Playing With Fire : An original comedy in five acts. By John Brougham. approximately 1891-1894 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 976

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 154 Hendrick, Welland Pocahontas : A burlesque operetta in two acts. By Welland Hendrick. 1886 Place of Publication:

Chicago

 Publisher:

The Dramatic Publishing Company

 Series:

Amateur Series

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 154 Brougham, John Po-Ca-Hon-Tas; or, The Gentle Savage : In two acts. By John Brougham, Esq. approximately 1910-1924 Place of Publication:

New York: 28-30 West 38th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 69

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 154 Cutler, F[rank] L. Pomp's Pranks : Ethiopian farce in one act, by F.L. Cutler. approximately 1887-1905 Place of Publication:

Clyde, Ohio

 Publisher:

Ames' Publishing Co.

 Series:

Ames' Series of Standard and Minor Drama, 134

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapepr

 154 [Boucicault, Dionysus Lardner] The Poor of New York : A drama in five acts. By the **** Club. approximately 1924-1933 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 189

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 154 [Boucicault, Dionysus Lardner] The Poor of New York : A drama in five acts. By the **** Club. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 189

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 167 [Boucicault, Dionysus Lardner] The Poor of New York : A drama in five acts. By the **** Club. approximately 1960s Series:

French's Standard Drama, 189

 Item Specific Details:

photocopy of previously listed item

 167 [Boucicault, Dionysus Lardner] The Poor of New York : A drama in five acts. By the **** Club. approximately 1960s Series:

French's Standard Drama, 189

 Item Specific Details:

2nd photocopy of previously listed item

 154 [Baker, George Melville] A Precious Pickle approximately 1893-1921 Place of Publication:

Boston: No. 5 Hamilton Place

 Publisher:

Walter H. Baker & Co.

 Series:

The Amateur Drama

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 154 [Webster, Benjamin] The Pretty Girls of Stillberg : A farce in one act. approximately 1864-1872 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street, Up Stairs

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 292

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper

 154 [Webster, Benjamin] The Pretty Girls of Stillberg : A farce in one act. approximately 1864-1872 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street, Up Stairs

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 292

 Item Specific Details:

yellow publisher wrapper. Protective wrapper from a previous owner: Wm. J. LeMoyne.

 155 Morton, Thomas A Pretty Piece of Business : A comedy in one act. By Thomas Morton. approximately 1872-1878 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street

Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 74

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper

 155 Gilbert, W[illiam] S[chwenck] and Arthur Sullivan Princess Ida; or, Castle Adamant : Words by W.S. Gilbert. Music by Arthur Sullivan. 1884 Place of Publication:

Boston

Publisher:

Oliver Ditson & Co.

 Item Specific Details:

greyish-tan wrapper

155 Barnard, Charles Psyche, M.D. : A comedy in one act. By Charles Barnard. approximately 1895-1921 Place of Publication:

Boston: No. 5 Hamilton Place

 Publisher:

Walter H. Baker & Co.

 Series:

Baker's Edition of Plays

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 155 Bannister, N[athaniel] H[arrington] Putnam, The Iron Son of '76 : A national military drama in three acts. Written by N.H. Bannister, Esq. 1859 Place of Publication:

Boston: 128 Washington, corner of Water Street, Up Stairs

 Publisher:

William V. Spencer

 Series:

Spencer's Boston Theatre, 156

 Item Specific Details:

tannish-cream wrapper

 155 Gilbert, W[illiam] S[chwenck] Pygmalion and Galatea : An original mythological comedy in three acts. By W.S. Gilbert. approximately 1900? Place of Publication:

Chicago

 Publisher:

Dramatic Publishing Company

 Series:

[Sergel's Acting Drama], [472]

 Item Specific Details:

no publisher wrapper. Previously owner: Sarah Truax. Contains minor production notations.

 155 Griffin, G[eorge] W.H[oward] Quarrelsome Servants : An Ethiopian interlude. Arranged by G.W.H. Griffin. 1880 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 27

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 155 Brookes, George Quash; or, Nigger Practice : A farce. Adapted by George Brookes, comedian. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 290

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 155 Palmer, John W[illiamson] The Queen's Heart : A comedy in three acts. 1858 Place of Publication:

Boston: No. 128 Washington, corner of Water St.

 Publisher:

William V. Spencer

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 155 Paulton, Harry and Mostyn Tedde The Lyrics of The Queen's Mate : Comic opera in three acts. Adapted from the French by Harry Paulton & Mostyn Tedde. Composed by Ch. Lecocq. Performed for the first time in America at the Broadway Theatre, on Wednesday Eve., May 2d, under the direction of Mr. Jas. C. Duff. 1888 Item Specific Details:

grey wrapper

 155 Daly, Augustin The Railroad of Love : A comedy in four acts (from the German of Schoenthan and Kadeburg) by Augustin Daly. 1887 Place of Publication:

[New York]

 Publisher:

[Printed, Not Published]

 Item Specific Details:

rust red wrapper. Imprint reads: "Privately Printed for the Author, As Manuscript Only."

 155 Smith, Lilli Huger A Rank Deception : A farce in two acts. By Lilli Huger Smith. approximately 1899-1921 Place of Publication:

Boston: No. 5 Hamilton Place

 Publisher:

Walter H. Baker & Co.

 Series:

Baker's Edition of Plays

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 155 Paul, [George Henry] Howard Rappings and Table Movings : An original farce in one act. By Howard Paul. approximately 1878-1879 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 156

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 155 Mackersy, W.A Rats : Duologue in one act. By W.A. Mackersy. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 373

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 155 Bates, Morgan and Elwyn A. Barron Realistic Description of Life Among the Moonshiners of North Carolina. A Mountain Pink. : A romantic drama, by Morgan Bates and Elwyn A. Barron. 1885 Place of Publication:

Milwaukee

 Publisher:

Riverside Printing

 Item Specific Details:

red wrapper. A souvenir edition.

 155 Baker, George M[elville] Rebecca's Triumph : A drama in three acts. (for female characters only.) Written expressly for "The L.O.C. Cooking Club" of Chicago, by George M. Baker. approximately 1895-1921 Place of Publication:

Boston: No. 5 Hamilton Place

 Publisher:

Walter H. Baker & Co.

 Series:

The Globe Drama

 Item Specific Details:

orangish-tan wrapper

 166 Daly, Augustin The Recruiting Officer : A comedy by George Farquhar, Esq. Re-arranged and adapted for modern purposes, by Mr. Augustin Daly. 1885 Place of Publication:

[New York]

 Publisher:

[Printed, Not Published]

 Item Specific Details:

light green wrapper

 155 Brougham, John A Recollection of O'Flannigan and the Fairies : By John Brougham, comedian. approximately 1900-1910 Place of Publication:

New York: 26 West 22d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 81

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 155 Brougham, John The Red Mask; or, The Wolf of Lithuania : A melo-drama in three acts. By John Brougham, comedian. approximately 1856-1857 Place of Publication:

New York: 121 Nassau-Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French

Series:

French's Standard Drama, 158

 Item Specific Details:

tan publisher wrapper. Protective wrapper from a previous owner: Wm. J. LeMoyne

 166 [Daly, Augustin] Rehearsing a Tragedy : A conceit in one act. Altered and adapted from "The Critic" of Richard Brinsley Sheridan. 1889 Place of Publication:

[New York]

 Publisher:

[Printed, Not Published]

 Item Specific Details:

greenish-brown wrapper. Imprint reads: 'Privately Printed for Mr. Daly."

 155 [Gilbert, Clayton H.] Rescued : [An original temperance drama in two acts.] 1880s Place of Publication:

[Clyde, Ohio]

 Publisher:

[A.D. Ames?]

 Series:

[Ames' Series of Standard and Minor Drama], [51]

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper and not title page, but the title, number of acts, theme, and typography suggest that it is an Ames publication of Clayton Gilbert's play "Rescued."

 155 Callaway, Emilie H. The Return of Deborah : A farce in two acts. By Emilie H. Callaway. approximately 1910-1924 Place of Publication:

New York: 28-30 West 38th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's International Copyrighted Edition of the Works of the Best Authors, 129

 Item Specific Details:

grey wrapper

 155 Jaimson, George The Revolutionary Soldier; or, The Old Seventy-Sixer : A farce in one act. By George Jaimson, Esq. approximately 1864-1872 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 271

 Item Specific Details:

light brown wrapper

 155 Arden, H[enry] T[homas] The Right-Fall Heir; or, The Sea-Rover & The Fall Over : A burlesque in one act, by H.T. Arden. approximately 1868-1872 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Thomas Hailes Lacy

 Item Specific Details:

green wrapper. A souvenir edition.

 156 Bulwer, Edward Lytton The Rightful Heir : A drama in five acts. By Lord Lytton (Sir Edward Lytton Bulwer). approximately 1900? Place of Publication:

Chicago

 Publisher:

The Dramatic Publishing Company

 Series:

Sergel's Acting Drama, 38

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper

 156 Leland, Oliver S[hepard] The Rights of Man : A comedy in two acts. By Oliver S. Leland, Esq. approximately 1872-1878 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 229

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper

 156 Leland, Oliver S[hepard] The Rights of Man : A comedy in two acts. By Oliver S. Leland, Esq. approximately 1872-1878 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 229

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper. This is the first of two copies of this play bound together in the same pamphlet binder.

 156 Leland, Oliver S[hepard] The Rights of Man : A comedy in two acts. By Oliver S. Leland, Esq. approximately 1872-1878 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 229

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper. This is the second of two copies of this play bound together in the same pamphlet binder.

 156 Burke, Charles Rip Van Winkle: A Legend of the Catskills. : A romantic drama in two acts. Adapted from Washington Irving's Sketch Book, by Charles Burke. approximately 1857-1863 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street, Up Stairs

 Publisher:

Samuel French

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 174

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 156 Burke, Charles Rip Van Winkle: A Legend of the Catskills. : A romantic drama in two acts. Adapted from Washington Irving's Sketch Book, by Charles Burke. approximately 1924-1935 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 174

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 156 Burke, Charles Rip Van Winkle: A Legend of the Catskills. : A romantic drama in two acts. Adapted from Washington Irving's Sketch Book, by Charles Burke. approximately 1864-1872 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street, Up Stairs

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 174

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper

 156 Burke, Charles Rip Van Winkle: A Legend of the Catskills. : A romantic drama in two acts. Adapted from Washington Irving's Sketch Book, by Charles Burke. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 174

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 156 Browne, W.G Ripples : A farce in one act. By W.G. Browne. approximately 1887-1905 Place of Publication:

Clyde, Ohio

 Publisher:

Ames' Publishing Co.

 Series:

Ames' Series of Standard and Minor Drama, 180

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 156 White, C[harles] The Rival Lovers : A Negro farce in one act and one scene. Written and arranged by C. White. approximately 1880-1881 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 30

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 156 Morse, Katharine On the Road to Parnassus : A play in two scenes. By Katharine Morse, A.M. approximately 1922-1924 Place of Publication:

New York: 28-30 West 38th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

[French's International Copyrighted Edition of the Works of the Best Authors], [441]

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 156 Schiller, [Johann Christoph] Friedrich [von] The Robbers : A tragedy in five acts. Translated from the German of Frederick Schiller. approximately 1864-1872 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street, Up Stairs

 Publisher:

Samuel French

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 103

 Item Specific Details:

yellowish-orange wrapper

 156 Wilkins, W. Henri Rock Allen, the Orphan; or, Lost and Found : A comedy drama in two acts, by W. Henri Wilkins. approximately 1887-1905 Place of Publication:

Clyde, Ohio

 Publisher:

Ames' Publishing Co.

 Series:

Ames' Series of Standard and Minor Drama, 45

 Item Specific Details:

orangish-red wrapper

 156 Goodrich, Frank B. and Frank L. Warden Romance After Marriage; or, The Maiden Wife : A comedy in three acts. By Frank B. Goodrich and Frank L. Warden. approximately 1864-1872 Place of Publication:

New York: No. 122 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 187

 Item Specific Details:

orangish-yellow wrapper

 156 Brougham, John Romance and Reality; or, The Young Virginian : An original comedy in five acts. By John Brougham. approximately 1891-1895 Place of Publication:

New York: 28 West 23d Street

 Publisher:

T.H. French, Successor to Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 119

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 156 Edwards, Pierrepont and Lester Wallack The Romance of a Poor Young Man : A drama, adapted from the French of Octave Feuillet, by Messrs. Pierrepont Edwards and Lester Wallack. approximately 1859-1863 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street, Up Stairs

 Publisher:

Samuel French

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 225

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 156 Edwards, Pierrepont and Lester Wallack The Romance of a Poor Young Man : A drama, adapted from the French of Octave Feuillet, by Messrs. Pierrepont Edwards and Lester Wallack. approximately 1891-1895 Place of Publication:

New York: 28 West 23d Street

 Publisher:

T.H. French, Successor to Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 225

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 156 [Lloyd, T.A.] The Romp : A musical entertainment in two acts. Altered from Love In the City, by Mr. Bickerstaffe. Second edition. 1812 Place of Publication:

[New York: At the Dramatic Repository], Shakspeare Gallery

 Publisher:

[D. Longworth]

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 156 [Griffin, George W.H.] Rose Dale : An Ethiopian burlesque on Lester Wallack's "Rosedale," as performed by Griffin & Christy's Minstrels, at the "Fifth Avenue Opera House," New York. approximately 1880-1881 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 92

 Item Specific Details:

light orange wrapper

 156 English, W[illia]m B. Rosina Meadows, The Village Maid; or, Temptations Unveiled : A local domestic drama in three acts. As originally performed at the National Theatre, Boston, with extraordinary success. Adapted by Charles H. Saunders, from the popular novel of that name, by Wm. B. English. approximately 1855-1859 Place of Publication:

Boston: 128 Washington St., corner of Water

 Publisher:

William V. Spencer

 Series:

Spencer's Boston Theatre, 11

 Item Specific Details:

cream-colored publisher wrapper. Protective wrapper added by a previous owner: Wm. J. LeMoyne. Contains minor production notations.

 156 Adkisson, Noble Ruined By Drink : An original temperance drama in four acts, by Noble Adkisson, Esq. approximately 1924-1942 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 404

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 157 Adkisson, Noble Ruined By Drink : An original temperance drama in four acts, by Noble Adkisson, Esq. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 404

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 157 Garrick, David Rule a Wife and Have a Wife : A comedy; altered from Beaumont and Fletcher, by David Garrick. 1822 Place of Publication:

Boston: Court-Street

 Publisher:

Wells and Lilly

 Series:

[Oxberry's New English Drama], [52]

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 157 Leavitt, A[ndrew] J. and H[ubert] W. Eagan Running the Blockade : An Ethiopian sketch. By A.J. Leavitt and H.W. Eagan. approximately 1872-1878 Place of Publication:

New York: No. 122 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Ethiopian Drama, New Series, 15

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 157 Winston, Mary A. A Rural Ruse : A comedy in one act, by Mary A. Winston. approximately 1893-1921 Place of Publication:

Boston: No. 5 Hamilton Place

 Publisher:

Walter H. Baker & Co.

 Series:

Baker's Edition of Plays

 Item Specific Details:

tannish-orange wrapper

 157 Victor Hugo's Drama of Ruy Blas : As presented by Edwin Booth. approximately 1900-1921 Place of Publication:

Philadelphia: 923 Arch Street

 Publisher:

The Penn Publishing Company

 Series:

Edwin Booth's Prompt Book

 Item Specific Details:

light blue wrapper

 157 Howard, Bronson Saratoga; or, Pistols for Seven : A comic drama in five acts. By Bronson Howard. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 369

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 157 Scenes at Gurney's : An Ethiopian act, as performed by the San Francisco Minstrels, New York. approximately 1872-1878 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Ethiopian Drama , 54

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper

 157 [White, Charles] Scenes in the Studio approximately 1885-1887 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 44

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 166 Daly, Augustin The School for Scandal : A comedy in five acts. By Richard Brinsley Sheridan. As re-modeled and arranged for the Fifth Avenue Theatre by Mr. Augustin Daly. approximately 1874-1878 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper. This is printed in a larger than normal size.

 157 [Simpson, John Palgrave] A Scrap of Paper approximately 1900? Place of Publication:

Chicago

 Publisher:

Dramatic Publishing Company

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper, no title page

 157 [Robertson, Thomas William] The Sea of Ice; or, A Thirst for Gold, and The Wild Flower of Mexico : A romantic drama in five tableaux. approximately 1910-1924 Place of Publication:

New York: 28-30 West 38th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 114

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 157 Simpson, J[ohn] Palgrave Second Love : An original drama in three acts. By J. Palgrave Simpson, Esq. approximately 1856-1857 Place of Publication:

New York: 390 Broadway

 Publisher:

J. Perry

 Item Specific Details:

no publisher wrapper. Protective wrapper from a previous owner: Ida Vernon. Contains extensive production notations.

 157 Miles, George H. Senior Valiente : A comedy in five acts. By George H. Miles, Esq. of Baltimore, Md. 1859 Place of Publication:

Boston: 128 Washington St., corner of Water, Up Stairs

 Publisher:

William V. Spencer

 Series:

Spencer's Boston Theatre, 193

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 157 Pilgrim, James Servants by Legacy : A farce in one act. By James Pilgrim, Esq. approximately 1858-1859 Place of Publication:

Boston: 128 Washington St., corner of Water

 Publisher:

William V. Spencer

 Series:

Spencer's Boston Theatre, 176

 Item Specific Details:

cream wrapper

 157 Pilgrim, James Servants by Legacy : A farce in one act. By James Pilgrim, Esq. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 East 14th St., Union Sq.

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 260

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 157 Taylor, M.M./ and Sara Hawkes Sterling The Shakespeare Wooing/ Hamlet's Brides : A play of shreds and patches taken from the works of William Shakespeare. By M.M. Taylor. A Shakespearean burlesque in one act. By Sara Hawkes Sterling. approximately 1915-1921 Place of Publication:

Boston: No. 5 Hamilton Place

 Publisher:

Walter H. Baker & Co.

 Series:

Baker's Edition of Plays

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper. These are two separate plays published in the same volume.

 157 [Baker, George Melville] Shall Our Mothers Vote? approximately 1904-1921 Place of Publication:

Boston: Hamilton Place

 Publisher:

Walter H. Baker & Co.

 Series:

Baker's Edition of Plays

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 157 Pilgrim, James Shandy Maguire; or, The Bould Boy of the Mountain : A drama in two acts. By James Pilgrim. approximately 1864-1872 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street, Up Stairs

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 243

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 157 Daly, Augustin She Wou'd and She Wou'd Not : A comedy, by Colley Cibber. Re-arranged and adapted into four acts, by Augustin Daly. 1886 Place of Publication:

[New York]

 Publisher:

[Printed, Not Published]

 Item Specific Details:

light green wrapper. Imprint reads: "Printed for Daly's Theatre."

 158 Taylor, Tom A Sheep in Wolf's Clothing : A domestic drama in one act. Freely adapted from Mad. De Girardin's "Une Femme Qui Deteste Son Mari." By Tom Taylor, Esq. approximately 1870-1877 Place of Publication:

New York: No. 33 Rose Street

 Publisher:

Robert M. De Witt, Publisher

 Series:

De Witt's Acting Plays, 79

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper. Previous owner: Ida Vernon.

 158 Taylor, Tom A Sheep in Wolf's Clothing : A domestic drama in one act. Freely adapted from Mad. De Girardin's "Une Femme Qui Deteste Son Mari." By Tom Taylor, Esq. approximately 1870-1877 Place of Publication:

New York: No. 33 Rose Street

 Publisher:

Robert M. De Witt, Publisher

 Series:

De Witt's Acting Plays, 79

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper. Previous owner: Ida Vernon.

 158 Taylor, Tom A Sheep in Wolf's Clothing : A domestic drama in one act. Freely adapted from Mad. De Girardin's "Une Femme Qui Deteste Son Mari." By Tom Taylor, Esq. approximately 1870-1877 Place of Publication:

New York: No. 33 Rose Street

 Publisher:

Robert M. De Witt, Publisher

 Series:

De Witt's Acting Plays, 79

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper. Previous owner: Ida Vernon.

 158 Hill, F[rederic] S[tanhope] The Shoemaker of Toulouse; or, The Avenger of Humble Life : A drama in four acts, of peculiar interest, founded on facts. Written by F.S. Hill, Esq. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 East 14th St., Union Square

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 253

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 158 Hill, F[rederic] S[tanhope] The Shoemaker of Toulouse; or, The Avenger of Humble Life : A drama in four acts, of peculiar interest, founded on facts. Written by F.S. Hill, Esq. approximately 1852-1859 Place of Publication:

Boston: 128 Washington Street, corner of Water

 Publisher:

William V. Spencer

 Series:

Spencer's Boston Theatre, 39

 Item Specific Details:

Protective wrapper from the previous owner: William J. LeMoyne

 158 Howe, C[harles] E.B Signing the Declaration of Independence; or, Scenes in Congress, July 4th, 1776 : A national sketch in one act, by C.E.B. Howe, Esq. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 299

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 158 Jones, Joseph S[tevens] The Silver Spoon : A character sketch in four parts. By Joseph S. Jones. Revised and reconstructed. 1911 Place of Publication:

Boston: No. 5 Hamilton Place

 Publisher:

Walter H. Baker & Co.

 Series:

The William Warren Edition of Standard Plays

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper

 158 Hill, F[rederic] S[tanhope] The Six Degrees of Crime; or, Wine, Women, Gambling, Theft, Murder, and the Scaffold : A melo drama in six parts. By F.S. Hill. 1856 Place of Publication:

Boston: 128 Washington Street, corner of Water

 Publisher:

Wm. V. Spencer

 Item Specific Details:

Protective wrapper added by the previous owner: Wm. J. LeMoyne.

 158 Hill, F[rederic] S[tanhope] The Six Degrees of Crime; or, Wine, Women, Gambling, Theft, Murder, and the Scaffold : A melo drama in six parts. By F.S. Hill. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 East 14th St., Union Square

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 237

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 158 Barrymore, William The Snow Storm; or, Lowina of Tobolskow : A melo dramatick romance. By William Barrymore, Esq. 1818 Place of Publication:

Boston: Circulating Library and Dramatic Repository, 94 Market-Street

 Publisher:

J. Robinson

 Item Specific Details:

no publisher wrapper. Protective wrapper from the previous owner: Wm. J. LeMoyne.

 158 Bowkett, Sidney The Snowstorm : A play in one act. By Sidney Bowkett. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 368

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 158 Bowkett, Sidney The Snowstorm : A play in one act. By Sidney Bowkett. approximately 1924-1943 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 368

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 158 Wylie, John Edward, Jr Snowed In : A comedy in three acts, by John Edward Wylie, Jr. approximately 1876-1878 Place of Publication:

New York: No. 122 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Parlor Comedies, 4

 Item Specific Details:

greyish-green wrapper

 158 Woodward, T. Trask The Social Glass; or, Victims of the Bottle : The great sensational temperance drama in five acts, by T. Trask Woodward. approximately 1910-1924 Place of Publication:

New York: 28-30 West 38th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 385

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 158 Leavitt, A[ndrew] J. and H[ubert] W. Eagan Somebody's Coat : An Ethiopian sketch. By A.J. Leavitt and H.W. Eagan. approximately 1872-1878 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Ethiopian Drama, New Series, 3

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper

 158 Goodwin, J. Cheever Song Words of Wang : Operatic burletta in two acts. Libretto by J. Cheever Goodwin. Music by Woolson Morse. As produced by The DeWolf Hopper Opera Co., at the Broadway Theatre, New York. 1891 Place of Publication:

New York: 18 East 22nd St.

 Publisher:

T.B. Harms & Co.

 Item Specific Details:

cream-colored wrapper

 158 Townsend, Charles The Spy of Gettysburg : An original drama in four acts. By Charles Townsend. Author's Edition. approximately 1892-1921 Place of Publication:

Boston: No. 5 Hamilton Place

 Publisher:

Walter H. Baker & Co.

 Series:

Baker's Edition of Plays

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 158 Durivage, O[liver] E[verett] The Stage-Struck Yankee : A farce in one act. By O.E. Durivage, Esq. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 215

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 159 Taylor, Tom Still Waters Run Deep : An original comedy in three acts. By Tom Taylor, Esq. approximately 1910-1924 Place of Publication:

New York: 28-30 West 38th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 276

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 166 Sullivan, Frances P. Standard Recitations by Best Authors. : A choice selection of beautiful compositions, carefully compiled for school, lyceum, parlor, and other entertainments, by Frances P. Sullivan. 1883 Place of Publication:

New York: 86 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

M.J. Ivers & Co.

 Series:

Standard Recitations, 1

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper

 159 Mercer, S.C The Star of Empire; or, Blue and Gray : By S.C. Mercer. 1884 Place of Publication:

Louisville, Ky.

 Publisher:

"Printed by John P. Morton and Company"

 Item Specific Details:

green wrapper

159 Daly, Augustin A Sudden Shower : An episode in one act. By Augustin Daly. From the French of Beissier. approximately 1880s Place of Publication:

[New York]

 Publisher:

[Printed, Not Published]

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper. Imprint reads: "Privately Printed for Augustin Daly."

 159 Triplet, James A Supper in Dixie : A farce in one act. By James Triplet. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 East 14th St., Union Square

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 296

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 159 Jones, J[oseph] S[tevens] The Surgeon of Paris : An historical drama in four acts. Written by J.S. Jones, Esq. approximately 1864-1872 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street, Up Stairs

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 251

 Item Specific Details:

orangish-yellow wrapper

 159 Seymour, Harry The Temperance Doctor : A moral drama in two acts. By Harry Seymour. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 East 14th St., Union Square

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 356

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 166 Daly, Augustin The Tempest : By William Shakspere. Arranged for four acts by Augustin Daly. 1897 Place of Publication:

[New York]

 Publisher:

[Printed, Not Published]

 Item Specific Details:

white wrapper. The front cover calls this "the Anniversary Edition, April 23, 1897." The imprint reads: "Privately Printed for Mr. Daly."

 159 Brougham, John Temptation; or, The Irish Emigrant : A comic drama in two acts. By John Brougham. approximately 1856-1857 Place of Publication:

New York: 121 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French

 Series:

French's American Drama, 20

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper. Protective wrapper from a previous owner: J. Biddles.

 159 Brougham, John Temptation; or, The Irish Emigrant : A comic drama in two acts. By John Brougham. approximately 1887-1895 Place of Publication:

New York: 28 West 23d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 65

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 159 Pratt, William W. Ten Nights in a Bar-Room : A temperance drama in five acts. Founded on Mr. T.S. Arthur's novel, by William W. Pratt. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 339

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 159 Pratt, William W. Ten Nights in a Bar-Room : A temperance drama in five acts. Founded on Mr. T.S. Arthur's novel, by William W. Pratt. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 339

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 159 Woolf, Benjamin Edward That Nose! : An original farce in one act. By Benjamin Edward Woolf. approximately 1872-1878 Place of Publication:

New York: No. 122 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 279

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 159 Leavitt, A[ndrew] J. and H[ubert] W. Eagan That Wife of Mine : A Negro sketch in one scene. By A.J. Leavitt and H.W. Eagan. approximately 1910-1924 Place of Publication:

New York: 28-30 West 38th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French Publisher

 Series:

French's Ethiopian Drama, New Series, 25

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 159 Daly, Augustin A Test Case; or, Grass Versus Granite : A comedy in four acts (from the German of Blumenthal and Kadelburg), by Augustin Daly. 1893 Place of Publication:

[New York]

 Publisher:

[Printed, Not Published]

 Item Specific Details:

rust red wrapper. Imprint reads: "Printed as Manuscript Only, for the Author."

 159 Payne, John Howard Therese, the Orphan of Geneva : A drama in three acts. Translated form the French, altered and adapted to the English stage, by John Howard Payne. approximately 1924-1943 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 111

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 159 Payne, John Howard Therese, the Orphan of Geneva : A drama in three acts. By John Howard Payne, Esq. approximately 1838-1839 Place of Publication:

Philadelphia: 11 North Sixth Street

 Publisher:

Turner & Fisher

 Series:

Turner's Dramatic Library

 Item Specific Details:

no publisher wrapper. Protective wrapper from a previous owner: Wm. J. LeMoyne. Contains extensive production notations.

 159 Payne, John Howard Therese, the Orphan of Geneva : A drama in three acts. Translated form the French, altered and adapted to the English stage, by John Howard Payne. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 111

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 159 [Baker, George Melville] Thirty Minutes for Refreshments : A farce. approximately 1876-1879 Place of Publication:

Boston: No. 47 Franklin Street

 Publisher:

Geo. M. Baker & Co.

 Series:

The Amateur Drama

 Item Specific Details:

cream-colored wrapper

 160 [Baker, George Melville] A Thorn Among the Roses approximately 1876-1879 Place of Publication:

Boston: No. 47 Franklin Street

 Publisher:

Geo. M. Baker & Co.

 Series:

The Amateur Drama

 Item Specific Details:

cream-colored wrapper

 160 [Baker, George Melville] A Thorn Among the Roses approximately 1889-1896 Place of Publication:

Boston

Publisher:

Walter H. Baker & Co.

 Series:

The Amateur Drama

 Item Specific Details:

pinkish-orange wrapper

 160 The Three Black Smiths : An original Ethiopian eccentricity in one scene. approximately 1873-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 37

 Item Specific Details:

brownish-orange wrapper

 160 Leavitt, A[ndrew] J. and H[ubert] W. Eagan The Thumping Process : A Negro sketch in one scene. By A.J. Leavitt. approximately 1891-1895 Place of Publication:

New York: 28 West 23d Street

 Publisher:

T.H. French, Successor to Samuel French & Son, Publisher

 Series:

French's Ethiopian Drama, New Series, 26

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 160 Taylor, Tom The Ticket-of-Leave Man : A drama in four acts. By Tom Taylor, Esq. approximately 1924-1940 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 329

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 160 Taylor, Tom The Ticket-of-Leave Man : A drama in four acts. By Tom Taylor, Esq. approximately 1924-1943 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 329

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 Test Case to Ticklish Times Taylor, Tom The Ticket-of-Leave Man approximately 1863-1872 Place of Publication:

[London: 89 Strand]

 Publisher:

[Thomas Hailes Lacy]

 Series:

[Lacy's Acting Edition], [871]

 Item Specific Details:

no publisher wrapper. Protective wrapper from a previous owner: Ida Vernon. Contains extensive production notations.

 160 Griffin, G[eorge] W.H[oward] The Ticket-Taker; or, The Masquerade Ball : A popular Ethiopian farce, as performed by Griffin & Christy's Minstrels, New York. Arranged by G.W.H. Griffin, manager of the Fifth Avenue Opera House. approximately 1872-1878 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 160 Morton, J[ohn] M[addison] Ticklish Times : A farce in one act. By J.M. Morton, Esq. approximately 1872-1878 Place of Publication:

New York: No. 122 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 256

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper

 160 Mack, R[obert] E. Tis the Darkest Hour Before Dawn : A petite comedy in one act. By R.E. Mack. approximately 1864-1872 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 315

 Item Specific Details:

yellowish-orange wrapper

 160 [Taylor, Tom] To Parents and Guardians! At Jubilee House Establishment, Clapham, Young Gentlemen Are, &c., &c. : An original comic drama in one act. approximately 1856-1857 Place of Publication:

New York: 121 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French

 Series:

French's American Drama, 45

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 160 [Taylor, Tom] To Parents and Guardians! At Jubilee House Establishment, Clapham, Young Gentlemen Are, &c., &c. : An original comic drama in one act. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 East 14th St., Union Sq.

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 127

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 160 [Fitzball, Edward] Tom Cringle; [or, Mat of the Iron Hand] : [A drama in two acts by Edward Fitzball.] approximately 1854-1936 Place of Publication:

[New York]

 Publisher:

[Samuel French]

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper, no title page. Previous owner: S.W. Glenn. The publisher and approx. date comes from comparing this with other copies of "Tom Cringle" in terms of typography.

 160 [Burton, William] The Toodles : A domestic drama in two acts. As performed at the theatres in New York. approximately 1891-1895 Place of Publication:

New York: 28 West 23d Street

 Publisher:

T.H. French, Successor to Samuel French & Son, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 54

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 160 La Tour de Nesle; or, The Chamber of Death : An historical drama, from the French of Victor Hugo. In three acts. approximately 1864-1872 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 112

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper. Though the subtitle says it comes from "Victor Hugo", this is actually a translation from the work of Alexandre Dumas, pere, likely translated by George Almar.

 160 [Baker, George Melville] The Tournament of Idylcourt : An allegory. approximately 1893-1921 Place of Publication:

Boston

 Publisher:

Walter H. Baker & Co.

 Series:

The Amateur Drama

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 160 Magnus, Julian A Trumped Suit : A comedy in one act, by Julian Magnus. 1902 Place of Publication:

Boston

 Publisher:

Walter H. Baker & Co.

 Series:

Baker's Edition of Plays

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 160 Turkeys in Season : An original Ethiopian whimsicality. In two scenes. approximately 1880-1881 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 91

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 160 Williams, Thomas J[ohn] Turn Him Out : A farce in one act, by Thomas J. Williams, Esq. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 East 14th St., Union Sq.

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 291

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 161 Knight, T[homas] The Turnpike Gate : A musical entertainment in two acts. By T. Knight. approximately 1826-1827 Place of Publication:

Philadelphia

Publisher:

A.R. Poole, and Ash & Mason

 Series:

Lopez and Wemyss' Acting American Theatre, [9]

 Item Specific Details:

no publisher wrapper. Protective wrapper added by a previous owner: Wm. J. LeMoyne

 161 Payne, John Howard Twas I! : A farce in one act. By John Howard Payne. approximately 1872-1876 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 128

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 161 Payne, John Howard Twas I; or, The Truth a Lie : A farce in two acts, as performed at the Theatre Royal, Covent Garden, London, and at the Park Theatre, New York. By John Howard Payne. 1827 Place of Publication:

New York: Circulating Library and Dramatic Repository, 4 Chambers-St.

 Publisher:

E.M. Murden

 Item Specific Details:

no publisher wrapper. Protective wrapper added by a previous owner: Wm. J. LeMoyne. Contains extensive production notations.

 161 Albery, James Tweedie's Rights : An original comedy in two acts. By James Albery. approximately 1871-1877 Place of Publication:

New York: No. 33 Rose Street

 Publisher:

Robert M. De Witt, Publisher

 Series:

De Witt's Acting Plays, 168

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper

 161 Williams, Thomas J[ohn] Tweedleton's Tail-Coat : A farce, by Thomas J. Williams, Esq. approximately 1887-1895 Place of Publication:

New York: 28 West 23d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 328

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 166 Daly, Augustin Twelfe Night; or. What You Will : By William Shakspere. Arranged to be played in four acts, by Augustin Daly. 1893 Place of Publication:

[New York]

 Publisher:

[Printed, Not Published]

 Item Specific Details:

brown wrapper. Imprint reads: "Privately Printed for Augustin Daly."

 161 Shakespeare, William Twelfth Night; or, What You Will : A comedy by William Shakspeare. 1823 Place of Publication:

Boston: Court Street

 Publisher:

Wells and Lilly

 Series:

Oxberry's Edition

 Item Specific Details:

light orange publisher wrapper, but this also has an additional protective wrapper from a previous owner.

 161 Shakespeare, William Twelfth Night; or, What You Will : A comedy in five acts. By William Shakspeare. approximately 1924-1943 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 58

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 161 Dubourg, A[ugustus] W. Twenty Minutes Under an Umbrella : Comic interlude, by A.W. Dubourg. approximately 1924-1943 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 404

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 161 Dubourg, A[ugustus] W. Twenty Minutes Under an Umbrella : Comic interlude, by A.W. Dubourg. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 404

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 161 Pierron, Eugene and Adolphe Lafferriere Two Can Play at That Game : A petit comedy in one act. Translated and adapted from the French of MM. Eugene Pierron and Adolphe Lafferriere. approximately 1899-1902 Place of Publication:

New York: 24 West 22d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 231

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 161 Shakespeare, William The Two Gentlemen of Verona : A comedy in five acts. By William Shakspeare. approximately 1928-1936 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Incorporated 1899

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 29

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 166 Daly, Augustin The Two Gentlemen of Verona : A comedy in four acts, by William Shakspere. Re-arranged by Augustin Daly. 1895 Place of Publication:

[New York]

 Publisher:

[Printed, Not Published]

 Item Specific Details:

green wrapper. Imprint reads: "Privately Printed for Augustin Daly."

 161 [Dibdin, Thomas] The Two Gregories; or, Luck in a Name : An operatic farce in one act. approximately 1872-1878 Place of Publication:

New York: No. 122 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 67

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 166 Daly, Augustin Two Old Comedies: The Belle's Stratagem, and The Wonder : Reduced and re-arranged by Augustin Daly. 1893 Place of Publication:

[New York}

 Publisher:

[Printed, Not Published]

 Item Specific Details:

brown wrapper. Imprint reads: "Privately Printed from the Prompt Books of Daly's Theatre."

 161 Leavitt, A[ndrew] J. and H[ubert] W. Eagan The Two Pompeys : An Ethiopian sketch. By A.J. Leavitt and H.W. Eagan. approximately 1891-1895 Place of Publication:

New York: 28 West 23d Street

 Publisher:

T.H. French, Successor to Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Ethiopian Drama, New Series, 14

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 161 Booth, Junius Brutus Ugolino : A tragedy in three acts. By Junius Brutus Booth. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 East 14th St., Union Square

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 120

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 161 Aiken, George L. Uncle Tom's Cabin; or, Life Among the Lowly : A domestic drama in six acts. Dramatized by George L. Aiken. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 218

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 161 Aiken, George L. Uncle Tom's Cabin; or, Life Among the Lowly : A domestic drama in six acts. Dramatized by George L. Aiken. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 218

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 161 Aiken, George L. Uncle Tom's Cabin; or, Life Among the Lowly : A domestic drama in six acts. Dramatized by George L. Aiken. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 218

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 161 Daly, Augustin Under the Gaslight : A totally original and picturesque drama of life and love in these times, in five acts. By Augustin Daly. approximately 1924-1941 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 378

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 162 Daly, Augustin Under the Gaslight : A totally original and picturesque drama of life and love in these times, in five acts. By Augustin Daly. 1867 Place of Publication:

New York: No. 575 Broadway

 Publisher:

W.C. Wemyss, Publisher

 Series:

Wemyss' Acting Drama

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper. Protective wrapper from a previous owner: J. Biddles. Some production notations.

 162 Daly, Augustin Under the Gaslight : A totally original and picturesque drama of life and love in these times, in five acts. By Augustin Daly. approximately 1924-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 378

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 162 Daly, Augustin Under the Gaslight : A totally original and picturesque drama of life and love in these times, in five acts. By Augustin Daly. approximately 1867? Place of Publication:

[New York]

 Publisher:

[Printed, Not Published]

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper. This appears to be offprinted from the Wemyss' Edition, but it is in a larger format similar to Daly's "printed but not published" plays.

 162 Griffin, G[eorge] W.H[oward] An Unhappy Pair : An Ethiopian farce in one scene. Written and arranged by G.W.H. Griffin. approximately 1887-1890 Place of Publication:

London: 89 Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 50

 Item Specific Details:

brownish-orange wrapper

 162 Leavitt, A[ndrew] J. and H[ubert] W. Eagan The Upper Ten Thousand : An Ethiopian sketch. By A.J. Leavitt and H.W. Eagan. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 East 14th St., Union Square

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Ethiopian Drama, New Series, 11

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 166 [Logan, Cornelius Ambrosius] The Vermont Wool-Dealer : A farce in one act. approximately 1969 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 173

 Item Specific Details:

This is a photocopy of the play listed below.

 162 [Logan, Cornelius Ambrosius] The Vermont Wool-Dealer : A farce in one act. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 East 14th St., Union Sq.

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 173

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 162 [Logan, Cornelius Ambrosius] The Vermont Wool-Dealer : A farce in one act. approximately 1887-1895 Place of Publication:

New York: 28 West 23d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 173

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 162 Grundy, Sydney The Vicar of Bray : An original English comic opera in two acts. Words by Sydney Grundy. Music by Edward Solomon. 1882 Place of Publication:

Philadelphia

 Publisher:

J.M. Stoddart & Co.

 Item Specific Details:

greenish-cream colored wrapper. A souvenir copy for distribution at the Fifth Ave. Theatre production of the piece in 1882.

 162 Maturin, Edward Viola : A play in four acts. By Edward Maturin. approximately 1872-1878 Place of Publication:

New York: No. 122 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 207

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper

 162 Stephens, Henry H. Virginia; or, Ringing the Changes : A new and original comic opera in two acts. Written by Henry H. Stephens. Composed by Edward Solomon. 1883 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 Union Square

 Publisher:

Wm. A Pond & Co.

 Item Specific Details:

light green wrapper

 162 [Baker, George Melville] The Visions of Freedom : A national allegory. approximately 1889-1896 Place of Publication:

Boston: No. 23 Winter Street

 Publisher:

Walter H. Baker & Co.

 Series:

The Amateur Drama

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 162 Pryce, Richard The Visit : A play in one act, by Richard Pryce. approximately 1910-1924 Place of Publication:

London: 26 Southampton Street, Strand

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Ltd., Publishers

 Series:

French's Acting Edition, 2356

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 162 Barrymore, W[illiam] Wallace, the Hero of Scotland : An historical drama in three acts. By W. Barrymore, Esq. approximately 1864-1872 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street, Up Stairs

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

[French's Standard Drama], [261]

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper

 162 Barrymore, W[illiam] Wallace, the Hero of Scotland : An historical drama in three acts. By W. Barrymore, Esq. approximately 1864-1872 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street, Up Stairs

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 261

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper

 162 [Noah, Mordecai Manuel] The Wandering Boys; or, The Castle of Olival : A drama in two acts. By Anon. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 East 14th St., Union Sq.

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 183

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 162 Boucicault, Dion[ysus Lardner] and Charles Seymour Wanted--A Widow with Immediate Possession : A farce in one act. by Dion Borcicault and Charles Seymour. approximately 1900-1910 Place of Publication:

New York: 26 West 22d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 137

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 162 Rogers, John W., Jr Wedding Presents : Play in one act. By John W. Rogers, Jr. approximately 1926-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 162 Rogers, John W., Jr Wedding Presents : Play in one act. By John W. Rogers, Jr. approximately 1926-1931 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 163 Daly, Augustin A Wet Blanket : An intermission from the Matriarch's Ball. By Augustin Daly. From the French of Bilhaud & Levy. approximately 1890s Place of Publication:

[New York}

 Publisher:

[Printed, Not Published]

 Item Specific Details:

no wrapper Imprint reads: "Privately Printed for Augustin Daly."

 163 Townsend, Charles A White Mountain Boy : An original drama in five acts. By Charles Townsend. 1940 Place of Publication:

Phildelphia: 1617 Latimer St.

 Publisher:

The Penn Play Company

 Item Specific Details:

tan wrapper

 163 Leavitt, A[ndrew] J. and H[ubert] W. Eagan Who Stole the Chickens? : An Ethiopian sketch. By A.J. Leavitt and H.W. Eagan. approximately 1900-1910 Place of Publication:

New York: 26 W. 22d Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Ethiopian Drama, New Series, 10

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 163 Coyne, J[oseph] Stirling A Widow Hunt : An original comedy in three acts. Altered from his own comedy of "Everybody's Friend." By J. Stirling Coyne, Esq. approximately 1870-1877 Place of Publication:

New York: No. 33 Rose Street

 Publisher:

Robert M. De Witt, Publisher

 Series:

De Witt's Acting Plays, 12

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper

 163 Knowles, James Sheridan The Wife: A Tale of Mantua : A play in five acts. By James Sheridan Knowles. approximately 1891-1895 Place of Publication:

New York: 28 West 23d Street

 Publisher:

T.H. French, Successor to Samuel French & Son, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 5

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 163 Knowles, James Sheridan The Wife; or, The Father's Grave: A Tale of Mantua : A play in five acts. By James Sheridan Knowles. 1833 Place of Publication:

Philadelphia

 Publisher:

[Turner and Son?]

 Series:

Turner's American Stage

 Item Specific Details:

no publisher wrapper. Protective wrapper added by a previous owner: Tho. McCutcheon or A.H. Purdy.

 163 Pilgrim, James Wild Irish Girl : A drama in three acts, by James Pilgrim. approximately 1924-1943 Place of Publication:

New York: 25 West 45th Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French, Publisher

 Series:

French's Standard Drama, 336

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 163 [O'Keeffe, John] Wild Oats approximately 1860s-1910s Item Specific Details:

no wrapper or title page. Previous owner: Mrs. Ida B. Taylor

 163 White, C[harles] The Wreck : A nautical Negro farce. Arranged by C. White. In one act and one scene. approximately 1872-1878 Place of Publication:

New York: No. 122 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Ethiopian Drama, 18

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper

 163 Barnett, Morris Yankee Peddler; or, Old Times in Virginia : A farce in one act. By Morris Barnett. approximately 1878-1887 Place of Publication:

New York: 38 East 14th St., Union Sq.

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 169

 Item Specific Details:

orange wrapper

 163 Lancaster, Edward The Manager's Daughter : An interlude in one act. By Edward Lancaster, Esq. Being the original of the play performed by Miss Agnes Robertson, Mrs. Florence, and others, under the title of The Young Actress. approximately 1872-1878 Place of Publication:

New York: No. 122 Nassau Street

 Publisher:

Samuel French & Son, Publishers

 Series:

French's Minor Drama, 285

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper

 163 Wilkins, Ed[ward] G.P Young New York : A comedy in three acts. By Ed: G.P. Wilkins. approximately 1857-1872 Place of Publication:

New York: 122 Nassau Street, Up Stairs

 Publisher:

Samuel French

Series:

[French's Standard Drama], [185]

 Item Specific Details:

yellow wrapper

 Administrative information approximately 1935-1962 166 Division of Drama Accession Record approximately 1935-1962 168 Card catalog undated

Includes acquisition information for each play.